Die Pfropfer Amerikas, die sie sind und wie sie funktionieren. Oder seine Waffe, aber Ricepesped seine Waffe ins Gesicht und er blieb ruhig, und sie zu sagen, aus der Kutsche zu kommen. T 290 DIE ABENTEUER UND DIE ARBEIT, Die Die Pferde dann stoppten und die drei Männer sprangout, Rutledge zuerst, indem sie die anderen hinter sich zog.Nach dem Verlassen der Kutsche feuerten sie mehrere Zeitfenster in sie ein, während sie wegliefen. Constable Stewart kehrte Thebire zurück und schoss Jones in den Arm, wobei er den Knochen zerschmetterte. Dann jumpedfrom the vehicle and fised again, the sec-ond shot strikingJones in the groin.An Electric Street carthwhich the carriageha

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The grafters of America, who they are and how they work . or his weapon, but Ricepushed his gun into his face and he remained quiet, tell-ing them to get out of the carriage. t 290 THE ADVENTURES AND WORK The horses then stopped and the three men sprangout, Rutledge first, dragging the others behind him.After leaving the carriage they fired into it several timeswhile running away. Constable Stewart returned thefire and shot Jones in the arm, shattering the bone. Then he jumpedfrom the vehicle andfired again, the sec-ond shot strikingJones in the groin.An electric street carwhich the carriagehad passed was ap-proaching, an dJones, who was sobadly hurt that hecould scarcely walk, was dragged by hiscompanions onto thefront platform ofthe car, which hadstopped on accountof the shooting.Then followed adesperate fight forpossession of thecar. Constable Bogart had jumped off the box seatof the vehicle, and although unarmed, was making hisway towards the car. The prisoners fired at him and missed. Stewart rushed bravely in pursuit of the fleeing men, . Thomas Jones. OF A DETECTIVE 291 firing as he went. He had emptied his own revolverwhen he reached the car, and threw himself on Rice andRutledge and wrenched their revolvers from them. Thenhe beat them over their heads until they gave up. Theywere bleeding freely from scalp wounds, and by this timewere exhausted andunable to offer fur-ther resistance. » The motormanheld on to the motorcrank and the con-ductor pulled thetrolley off the feedwire during thestruggle, to preventthe robbers fromstarting the car incase they had gottenpossession of thecrank, which Avastheir intention. Jones was ingreat agony andcried out to theofficers to take thehandcuffs off hiswrists. The bone in the arm had been shattered by thebullet fired by Stewart, and in the hand-to-hand strug-gle the arm had been twisted out of shape. With thethree prisoners lying almost in a heap on the floorin the car and the officers standing over them, the

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