Boy Scouts on Motorcycles - With the Flying Squadron by G. Harvey (George Harvey) Ralphson
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The open door behind Ned revealed three machines arranged along the wall, and the boys rushed to the examination of them. In second all were in the room, bending over their steel pets. "Say!" Jimmie cried, presently, "we'll get Peking to-night--not! This machine has been tampered with, and some parts are missing." "Yes, I reckon the Yellow Peril is on deck!" said Frank. CHAPTER II A DISQUIETING DISCOVERY The four boys regarded each other in silence for a moment. Jack was the first to speak. "How badly are the machines damaged?" he asked. "Mine is all right," Jimmie reported, after a careful examination of his steel steed, "except that a couple of burrs are missing." "And mine," Frank hastened to say, "is all right except that the oil feed is blocked and the electric battery is shut off--that is, it is so arranged that the machine will spark for a short distance and then buck. Great doings!" |
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