Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-19

Runaway
June
By George Randolph
Chester and Lillian
Chester.
Copyright 1915, by Serial Publf-
cation Corporation.
THIRTEENTH EPISODE
Trapped
CHAPTER I,

~0 RAPED as the Spirit of the
I'M Marsh, the beautiful runaway
fEU bride stood, dazed and trem-
~ bling, ON the sidewalk In front
OF the studio from which she had been
driven. At the curb stood limousine
with its black silk curtains drawn.
The white mustached man, who had
sprung from 1t, grasped the lovely
model by the wrist and drew her to
the car as the dark, handsome, black
Vandyked man who had followed Gov
cred her gauzily clad form with the
volumlnOus black cloak which he car
6ted.
Down the street at tearing pace came
the family car of the runaway brides
father and mother, and in 1t with them
were two of her friends and the de-
serted groom, his teeth gritting and his
fists clinched as he saw these two
Scoundrels bundle his pretty June into
the car and hurry In after her.
Just behind the family came an cleo
trio coupe, driven by sharp featured
woman with a long nose and high
arched brows, and as she saw this
bold abduction she shrieked and ran
her car into the curb. AS the door of
the luxurious Limousine slammed shut
the quiet block seemed suddenly alive.
Around the corner of the studio came
bounding handsome collie, which ran
to the car, loudly barking. A woman
with high cheek bones and accompanied
by tall policeman followed the dog
She dashed up to the limousine as it
started and jumped upon the running
board. while the dog barked and
leaped.
From doorway on the opposite side
of the street there sprang a short,
wide man with thick stub of cigar
in his mouth, who pursued the limou-
sine, hoped upon the spare tires at
the back of the car and hung there.
The woman on the running board
opened the door of the limousine and
forced her way in as they dashed
around the corner, furiously pursued
by the family car, the electric coupe
and the barking collie.
= The luxurious limousine was speedier
than its pursuers, but not speedy
enough entirely to lose the family car
with the deserted groom. 1t had gained
several blocks headway, however
when 1t turned a corner and stopped
abruptly I'm front of a house where
vivacious brunette and a large blond
woman stood peering eagerly out of the
window. Only for an instant 1t paused
The door opened. Out of 1t sprang tn
white mustached man and drew aft
him fhs half falnting girl in the volu-
minous black cloak. He put his arm
around her and huriedly forced her up
the steps. The woman with the high
cheek bones darted after her. She hes
ttHbsd moment and vaguely recog
ntzed the cloak; then she sprang after
the beautiful young girl.
The man with the black Vandyke
caught her by the arm and held her
back. He spoke sharply to the driver,
who was the treacherous Scatti, >and
the limousine jerked forward just as
the door of the house opened and the
beautiful gtl was thrust inside.
The thick, wide man on behind strug
g1ed to get down from his uncomfort.
able position but his cravat was caught
in the strap of the tire covers, and so
the well known and Justly famous pri-
vate detective, Bill Wolf, stopped over
the tires, with his wide feet In the rack,
his arms around the rims and his head
held down. was carried swiftly away