The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-29

Tho mans impudcncc was passing n honnds You mean that l cannot |rrest you?" menaced Coquenil. aprecisely. I mean that with all your t,everness and with q distinct advan- bce in position here on the Champs kvsees with policemen all about us. |Ou cannot arrest me"
 aWe1 see about that answered NJ }au grimly.
 M. COquenil, you will probably new see me again. but you will hear kom me. Now blow your whistle" eoOuenll was puzzled. If this was q Ruf 1t was the maddest. most incom- kehenSble bluff that a criminal ever kaie. The detective paused to think. hey had come down the Champs Ely kes and were nearing the Rond point. De best guarded part of Paris. where De shrlll summons of his police call pud be answered almost instantly. There is no hurry. suppose" said De detective. I'd like to ask a ques- |on or two,'
 COquen was studying his adversa-
 That beard? Could it be false? |ad the hands, the arms? He had tstched these from the first, noting eV movement, particularly the left Pnd and the left arm, but he had de- (ced nothing significant.
 T wonder if you have anything alnst me personality" inquired NJ. hul.
 ua the contrary" declared the oth-
 we admire you and wish you enr
 But you threaten my dog?"
 If necessary, yes"
 And my mother?"
 If necessary"
 iae decisive moment had come, for then there shot around the corner Vu tue Avenue Montaigne large
 automobile, which crossed the 'ainps Elysees slowly. turning into avenue Gabrielle, and stopped un- 'ne chestnut trees. Like a flash it ue ilto the detectives mind that 'ame automobile had passed them @iore some streets back. On the T. sea' were two men, strong look 'el'ows, accomplices, no doubt asA because"- began NJ. Paul a uls indifferent drawl; then. swift. ulaWlns his whistle, he sounded n .se' call. The stranger sprang ", but COquenil was on him fin n sla' The bearded man, with q crea, s,' s VI hls shoulders, broke the de ws srp' then suddenly he attack .s l'',ils Tor the neck with the open p.r,a a'u sldeways in the treacherous ,maas, s o'ow that the Japanese use sS a',uA ai tucked forward. "He struck lt h s 'lsnt'' thought NJ. Paul ,so s same moment he felt b;S od. |toiesa land close on his throat and blr ' ta ,s' lor he knew the deadly iitsu k pptn s' ;, Hardening his neck mus rts l".i h they covered the deljcat. ktee,iS uealh like bands of steel tho arn 'v :. seized his encmy's extend ast, oss aa his n, two hands, one at the AjDea ,ae at the elbow. and os his a naln,'' asefs T, sought the painful pres. resIslasss tsIs's his two free arms started blurred arm -0tS,on ,S, movement on the s uovsm ", There is no escape from Rtia. a',saenf, nsll no enduring It's :, cxcrn' ttpndpoan'aa pa'a, Slowly the stranger felt
 in this ' se'n'sl. ss'I'n'ehng, the bones crack Fonds mo. "e'pless right arm. A few lew s0""as ~"re and the end would come
 shattorina "'orc and then n crash enls 0wps' s pain drove through Co al veae'v pMer heart region, and he Py bad l'S'v aoy, to the ground, His His eu m delivered u an n extraordinary thing iisp tao,Io. u blow not provided for 'ure he bas 'n spite of the torsion
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