The Radio Boys on the Mexican Border
ra
on of a rev
ow
l of
left hand and danced up and down in the
he leveled weapon of the traitorous Mexican chauf
ton stood upright in the front seat
ly shot his revolver from his hand. Jum
andits approached, not the length of tw
the situatio
he ordered Remedios. "J
ped to the driver's seat of the flivver and manipulated throttle a
ts, their car slowing
he windshield, his wea
ked. "Up with you, or I'll
imself sprawling
five lengths away. Frank released the hand brake, pres
ahead, its wheels spurning the ground. The lights of the other car which had theretofore seemed dimmed we
ed. A shot rang out from the car of the
Swing her over," c
se from the car of
la
n. As rapidly as possible Frank brought it to a sto
quarter, low down and shed only a faint radiance. But even by the wan light, it could be seen that something dire had happened to the car of the bandi
en by the boys in the excitemen
n' butter. They're tumblin' around in the road, a half dozen of 'em. Hey, look out." And Gabby Pete bent low on his h
ce on the flank, so that the horse leaped forward with a s
and pressing down the clutch, as more bullets whistled ov
thered momentum, and was soon out of range. Presently Frank, who had been driving the flivver as fast as it would go, with the re
e called. "They n
ch," answere
cried Bob and
ealizing Remedios no longer sprawled o
ddance,"
f when we struck the o
when his chance came,
to camp, Jack made answer that the road lay straight ahead with no lat
laugh, "that was some reception c
o do, anyway? Put on a Wild West thriller fo
he said. "It looked to me as if the effete E
ranch house loomed ahead, low-lying, of four or five rooms, a wide, dirt-floored porch along its length, upon which the rooms gave through separate doors. At the rear were a clump of sha
adiophone stat
pened the door of the kitchen and emerged, big spoon in hand, the lamplight stre
it," he call
e mean Jack?
inner," said Frank
oks announce food is ready in the cow camps, as
aid Frank, and all follo