Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-21
Don't attempt it."

Don't attempt it."
 Before he could make successful effort to stop her she jumped from the teamster's seat to the side ladder of the nearest box car
 The watchful thieves. whose atten. tion had already been drawn to the pursuing wagon. decided it was time to make a getaway. Bill started out of the car, but a shot from Storm. who saw the move and recognized the crim- inal, was warning enough to Bill He hastily lodged inside and led the way to the little square door at the end of the car Out of this, followed by Lug, he crawled to make the top of the train.
 Storm. determining to be in at the finish. saw only one way of compass ing his resolve. He took from the box seat the drivers rope and as the team dashed alongside the train. Storm swung the rope in a loop over the nearest brakewheel, secured his rife and swinging out from the wagon
 
 train before it had quite pulled away from the running horses.
 Helen was springing along toward the head end of the train. Gaining 1t she made explanation to the crew and with them started back
 Dill and Lug gained the top of a car just as Helen and the engine crew came back. The bandits whipped out their guns. held the party up and drove them back. The conductor and brakeman coming forward were treat ed in the same manner. But there were too many now for the two men to watch and while they were forcing the engine crew with Helen back to the cab, the train crew fell on Bill and Lug. The fight on the top of the train was vicious. Bill managed to break away from his captors. but both men in the scrimmage had lost their guns and with Lug after him Bill ran for ward. The engine crew, seeing the move. put on all speed to hold the men if possible to the deck.
 Helen had started back to help when she saw the desperadoes coming her way. Dropping in between two cars she cut off the head end and it pulled rapidly from the train. With hope of escape in that direction defeated Bill and Lug turned on their pursuers. The encounter was short and terribly sharp. Lug was captured but Bill with superhuman strength managed to get away from his assailants and springing forward jumped with a cry of defiance from the top of the car in- 70 barrow pit below.
 Helen on the head end of the rear section saw his escape. As fast as she could climb down she dropped of a side ladder and started after Bill: the engineer. seeing the issue of the fight behind, now slowed down. Helen. followed by the train crew, led the chase for Bill. He turned on her with an ugly oath, but for all his threats she sprang into him like a wild cat snd he found it impossible to get sue cessfully away from her. She was on his heels every minute. delaying his flight, while with oaths and blows he endeavored to be rid of her. By the time he had finally overpowered her the train crew was on his back And at their heels came Storm with his Winchester.
 Exhausted by the struggle against too many odds. Bill sulIenly gave in. The conductor stopped the brakeman from mauling him further and with their prisoner in front and Storm as guard, the party started hack for the train Helen waited to see the dis comfited thieves placed safely ir GUS tody within the caboose anc boarding 1t herself with Storms assistance, laughingly. as was her wont. received the congratulations of her companions on her success. The engineer already had his orders as to what to do and when the last of the party climbed aboard, the train was started slowly back to find the team and the fat fel- low who had been tumbled into the ravine. It was feared he had been hurt, but cn being released he asked for nothing more than fresh chew of tobacco. When Lug and Biii were lied and thrown into the wagon to bs taken back to the mine. he had his revenge by sitting on the two msies factors alternately.
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