I guess the two men were detectives. Anyway, just as they stepped off, they let go the one man and one of them said, "Now you two hoboes beat it, and the next time either of you is caught riding on this road, you'll do time for it There's the road----" _Jiminetty!_ I didn't wait for him to say any more. I just went right up to that detective and I said, "Mister, those men are worse than tramps; they're not tramps at all; they're thieves; they stole an automobile; hurry up, you'd better catch him." Oh, boy, didn't he grab hold of that fellow again! The fellow must have seen some of us, because he was just starting to run when, zippo, that detective had him by the collar again. The other one hadn't been let go even, so he was safe. By that time passengers from the train were crowding around and Pee-wee was right in the center, shouting, same as he always does. "They're--they're desperate--culprits----" he said; "we _foiled_ them once before--we did----" All the passengers were laughing. Even the conductor and the detectives were laughing. I was laughing so hard, I couldn't speak. He just shouted on, "You can say what you want about robbers and bandits and--and all things like that being bad--in the movies--but anyway, I don't care how many censors there are--you've got to admit that the movies are all right--they can--what d'ye call it--they can reveal identities, they can----" Then Westy spoke up. He said, "This is our little mascot; he's harmless." Then he told all about how our car was stalled on the road and how the thieves got away. Westy always has his wits about him when he talks, that's one thing. One of the detectives said, "Can you boys positively identify this pair?" "Haven't they got our hats?" I said. "Sure we can identify them." The two thieves looked at us as if to try to scare us, but what did _we_ care? They made a big fuss and said they were only tramps, but it didn't do them any good, and nobody believed them. Because all those people could see we knew what we were talking about, especially Westy, because he's always so sober, like. And besides, they knew that we were the ones who had first discovered them on top of the car, and I guess they saw that we had some sense, because on account of our flashing the signal in that way. Anyway, you can bet those two fellows didn't get away. The men took them into the baggage car and that was the last we saw of them, because after the train started we had to stay in our own car, on account of the engine being between us and the train. That was the only thing that kept Pee-wee from giving a movie show.