Young Railroader
The Young Railroaders Tales of Adventure and Ingenuity
作者：Coombs, Francis Lovell
体例：题 章数：85
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章节目录
共 85 题- THE YOUNG RAILROADERS
- Tales of Adventure and Ingenuity
- F. LOVELL COOMBS
- With Illustrations by F. B. Masters
- Published September, 1910
- CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- PAGE
- He was gazing into the barrel of a revolver. 54
- But the response click did not come. 59
- The clerk was colorless, but only faltered an instant. 72
- Looped it over the topmost strand, near one of the posts. 86
- With a rush they dashed into the wall of smoke. 98
- Closer came the roaring monster. 103
- They whirled by, and the rest was lost. 140
- The wait was not long. 146
- He saw the detective led by, his arms bound behind him. 221
- With the sharp words he again grasped the key. 253
- The Indian pulled up in a cloud of dust. 351
- THE YOUNG RAILROADERS
- THE YOUNG RAILROADERS
- ONE KIND OF WIRELESS
- II
- AN ORIGINAL EMERGENCY BATTERY
- III
- A TINKER WHO MADE GOOD
- At the door again, he called back. "Can you use anything else?"
- His father hesitated. "But my boy--"
- IV
- THE OTHER TINKER ALSO MAKES GOOD
- AN ELECTRICAL DETECTIVE
- Somewhat impatiently the manager glanced up. "The 'Bulletin'? No."
- The clerk spun about. "Cash-box! Business! What do you refer to?"
- VI
- JACK HAS HIS ADVENTURE
- West started to his feet. "Can't I help you?"
- VII
- A RACE THROUGH THE FLAMES
- VIII
- THE SECRET TELEGRAM
- The first speaker threw down his pen. "Well, I'm an idiot. That's so."
- IX
- JACK PLAYS REPORTER, WITH UNEXPECTED RESULTS
- Jack laughed. "You don't mean it."
- A RUNAWAY TRAIN
- XI
- THE HAUNTED STATION
- Alex called the chief. "Mr. Allen, that 'ghost,' or whatever it is--"
- The line opened, then sharply clicked: "Look behind! Look behind!"
- XII
- IN A BAD FIX, AND OUT
- Jack fairly caught his breath. "Why, you must be joking, or--"
- Jack responded with an effort. "Yes, you may as well send it to me here."
- XIII
- PROFESSOR CLICK, MIND READER
- He wrote: "You are a faker."
- Peters was again on his feet. "Here is one!"
- The minister stepped forward. "Mr. Burke, what do you mean?"
- XIV
- THE LAST OF THE FREIGHT THIEVES
- At once someone on the wire sent, "Who had it open? What did you say?"
- XV
- THE DUDE OPERATOR
- Iowa saw, and exploded. "Well, of all the--Say, wot do you think--"
- Clumsily came the answer, "B."
- XVI
- A DRAMATIC FLAGGING
- The interruption was a cry from Alex. "I've something! Oil!"
- XVII
- WILSON AGAIN DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF
- XVIII
- WITH THE CONSTRUCTION TRAIN
- Alex turned to look about. "Where would he have kept his horse?"
- XIX
- THE ENEMY'S HAND AGAIN, AND A CAPTURE
- Seeing the pistol still in Alex's hand, he cried, "Shoot! Shoot him!"
- XX
- A PRISONER
- XXI
- TURNING THE TABLES
- Hopefully Alex hastened to the next post. _The same!_
- Bennet's lip curled under his moustache. "And you believe him, eh?"
- XXII
- THE DEFENSE OF THE VIADUCT
- There was a pause, and the red light blinked, "Come! Quick!"