Frank Merriwell's Bravery

rowd on the station platform. They sw

ch h

Men climbed on each others' shoulders; men fought to get neare

ch h

became one mighty roar for blood, the most a

r before that suddenly infuriated mob. He showed that he had n

as if he would give something to ge

eath the tails of his coat with a brace of heavy, long-barreled revolvers in their grasp. The muzzles o

by thunder, thar'll be dead mea

y the sudden outbreak of the mob, and, with her older comp

to Blac

owled the words above all

rope!" scre

led to the shoulders of those about hi

necktie fer

roar, and a surge, and a strugg

dare. "Back! back! back! or, by the ete

drag him away. The sheriff saw that he would not be a

e giant sheriff's lips. "It's yer only

ust behind the handcuffed youth. "Pwhat

familiar, "what is this crazy mob tryi

boy, joyously. "Now I can prove

got

d both hands upon the manacled lad, and tried

h boy, who had appeared in company with a littl

k!-it struck the man fairly in the left eye, knocking

Mulloy, as he grasped the imperiled youth by the coll

ch. "Let's hurry out by the back door, the way we came in. We were detained, s

," said Frank. "I am in a

essor. "You can explain that lat

oo

irst time, his friends saw the irons on

av thot?" demanded Barney Mulloy,

have been arres

at f

shooting,

n wid

sor Scotch, reprovingly. "Are you never able

professor. I am giving

impossible-I

the t

, as if still doubtful that Fran

Canadian County, Hank Kildare. That's his voice you can hear above the howling. He

le professor, in a dazed way. "What have y

thi

hink ye have don

have heard of

es

that very interesti

p, hoarse voice, and he now let out a roar of disgu

fumed the professor, in a rage. "Somebody shall suf

gard it as extremely funny

"But it's dead aisy ye kin prove y

out that. I have

t's t

by a person who has se

cotch, furiously. "Show me to him, an

is the

o was regarding him with horrified eyes f

t gi

young

es

is

e train hold-up last night. Dawson tore the mask from the young robber's face, and s

ds, and she started fo

w your face plainly last night, and I can never forget it. You a

staggered, but he quickly

greatest mistake of your life. I know this boy-I am his g

with him l

We we

en! Black Harry or no

he would not d

di

nothing could s

ith thot lad, an' a whoiter b'y nivver drew a breath. He'd foight fer ye till he died, av he didn't git killed, an' it's nivver would he shoo

l was u

y poor father!" she decla

e sees the real Black Harry at my side. It must be that the fellow is my double, and so my life will be in per