Arizona republican., 1911-12-26

Terror waiting for her.
 i've sent Wiggins on,' he shouted
 as she sped past him.
 Come on, That beastly foreigners
 cried.
 They caught Wiggins up mile down the road: and the three of them sat down to ride all they knew. They were a good eight miles from home and the car could go three miles to their one on that good road. The Twins alone would have made longer race of it; but the pace was set by Wiggins. They had gone little more than three miles when they heard the honk of the car as it came round a corner half mile behind them
 Go on, Terror!" cried Erebus. You're the one that matters. You did the poaching, I'll look after Wig gins He'll be all right with mel"
 For perhaps fifty yards the Terror heStated: then the wisdom of the ad- vice sank in, and he shot ahead. Ere bus kept behind Wiggins and they rode on. The car was overhauling them rapidly. but not nearly so rapidly as it would have done had not MT. D'Arcy ROsenheImer. who lacked the courage of his famous grenadier an cestOrs. been in it. At the end of mile and half it was less than fifty yards behind them: and then a figure came into sight swinging briskly along.
 Its your father,' gasped Erebus.
 It was indeed the Higher Mathema- tician.
 He showed. and indeed felt, no sur prise at the sudden appearance of his panting offspring, pursued by Il Pome- ranian Briton III a motor car, since that Ilanting offspring was accompa- ned by Erebus.
 As they reached him. they flung themselves of their bicycles; and Ere bus had only time to cry, ''Wiggins hasn't been poaching, Ii was the Ter TOT" when the car was on them.
 It drew up with all its brakes jar ring; and Mir. Darcy Rosenheimer tumbled out of it.
 i've got you, you little devil!" he beloved. quite incorrectly; and he rushed at Wiggins who discreetly stepped behind his father
 Mir. Darcy Rosenheimer made to thrust MT. Darlington out of his way with splendid violence. Mir. Caring ton stepped lightly back. and then for ward: and there befell MT. D'Arcy Rosenheimer what. in the technical terms affected by the Fancy. is de scribed as ''an uppercut on the point which put him to sleep"
 He fell as falls a sack of potatoes, and lay like log
 The keeper had disenGaged himself from the cur. ana hurried forward.
 Do you want some too. my good man." said Mir. Darlington in his most agreeable tone. keeping his guard rather low.
 The keeper stopped short and looked with undissembled satisfac- tion. at his stricken employer.
 ."I can't say as I do. sir he said civilly.
 Then perhaps you'll be good enough to tell me the name of this hulking young blackguard who assaults quiet. elderly gentlemen, taking constitu- tionals. in the most unprovoked and wanton fashion" said the Higher Mathematician In the same agreeable tone.
 Its Mir Darcy Rosenheimer of Great Deeping Court" said the keeper, 
 Then tell MT. D'Arcy ROsenheimer when he recOvcrs the few wits he looks to have, with my compliments. that he will sometime this evening be summoned for assault Good-after- noon." said Mir. Darlington and he turned on his heel.
 Erebus and WiggiIs walked beside hin wheeling their bicycles In q hushed. solemn. yet gratified tone. Ere bIs said:
 Have you killed him?"
 No. my child; I am not a pork butcher" said Mir Darlington amia- bly. "In about twenty minutes the young man will come to himself. Let us hope that it will be better and a wiser self But what was it all about?"
 Erebus looked round the horizon for inspiration: then she said, with con- mendable glibness. Tt was a pheasant in Great Deeping Wood. The Terror found it. I suppose. l had gone on; and I didn't see that part. But it was Wiggins the keeper caught
 We had better have that part clear. What happenad exactly. EuDert?" said