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has gone out of business again。;
;Don't land here� ─�cried Ivan Petrofsky。
;Why not�拭─�
;Because we are approaching a large townOwbinsk I think it is´the
police there will be there to get us。 Keep on to the forest again� ─�
;I can't� ─�cried Tom。 ;We've got to go down�察�police or no police。;
Running to the pilot house�察�he guided the craft so that it would safely
volplane to earth。 They could all see that now they were approaching a
fairly large town�察�and would probably land on its outskirts。 Through the
glass Ned could make out people staring up at the strange sight。
;They'll be ready to receive us�察─�he announced grimly。
;I hope they have no dynamite bombs for us�察─�murmured Mr。 Damon。
;Bless my watch chain� �I must get rid of that Nihilist literature I have
about me�察 �or they'll take me for one�察─ �and he tore up the tracts�察 �and
scattered them in the air。
Meanwhile the Falcon continued to descend。
;Maybe I can make quick repairs�察 �and get away before they realize
who we are�察─�said Tom�察�as he got ready for the landing。
They came down in a big field�察�and�察�almost before the bicycle wheels
had ceased revolving�察 �under the application of the brakes�察 �several men
came running toward them。
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;Here they come� ─�cried Mr。 Damon。
;They are only farmers�察─ �said the exile。 He had donned his dark
glasses again�察�and looked like anything but a Russian。
;Lively�察�Ned� ─�cried Tom。 ;Let's see if we can't make repairs and get
off again。;
The two lads frantically began work�察�and they soon had the magneto in
running order。 They could have gone up as an aeroplane�察 �leaving the
repairs to the gas bag to be made later but�察�just as they were ready to start�察�
there came galloping out a troop of Cossack soldiers。 Their commander
called something to them。
;What is he saying�拭─�cried Tom to Mr。 Petrofsky。
;He is telling them to surround us so that we can not get a running
start�察�such as we need to go up。 Evidently he understands aeroplanes。;
;Well�察�I'm going to have a try�察─�declared the young inventor。
He jumped to the pilot house�察�yelling to Ned to start the motor�察�but it
was too late。 They were hemmed in by a cordon of cavalry�察�and it would
have been madness to have rushed the Falcon into them�察 �for she would
have been wrecked�察 �even if Tom could have succeeded in sending her
through the lines。
;I guess it's all up with us�察─�groaned Ned。
And it seemed to�察 �for�察 �a moment later�察 �an officer and several aides
galloped forward�察�calling out something in Russian。
;What is it�拭─�asked Tom。
;He says we are under arrest�察─�translated the exile。
;What for�拭─�demanded the young inventor。
Ivan Petrofsky shrugged his shoulders。
;It is of little use to asknow�察─ �he answered。 ;It may be we have
violated some local law�察�and can pay a fine and go�察�or we may be taken for
just what we are�察�or foreign spies�察�which we are not。 It is best to keep quiet�察�
and go with them。;
;Go where�拭─�cried Tom。
;To prison�察�I suppose�察─�answered the exile。 ;Keep quiet�察�and leave it to
me。 I will do all I can。 I don't believe they will recognize me。
;Bless my search warrant� ─ �cried Mr。 Damon。 ;In a Russian prison� �
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That is terrible� ─�
A few minutes later�察 �expostulations having been useless�察 �our friends
were led away between guards who carried ugly looking rifles�察�and who
looked more ugly and menacing themselves。 Then the doors of the
Russian prison of Owbinsk closed on Tom and his friends�察 �while their
airship was left at the mercy of their enemies。
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CHAPTER XIX
LOST IN A SALT MINE
The blow had descended so suddenly that it was paralyzing。 Tom and
his friends did not know what to do�察 �but they saw the wisdom of the
course of leaving everything to Ivan Petrofsky。 lie was a Russian�察�and he
knew the Russian police waysto his sorrow。
;I'm not afraid�察�said Tom�察�when they had been locked in a large prison
room�察 �evidently set apart for the use of political�察 �rather than criminal�察�
offenders。 ;We're United States citizens�察 �and once our counsel hears of
thisas he willthere'll be some merry doings in Oskwaski�察�or whatever
they call this place。 But I am worried about what they may do to the
Falcon。;
;Have no fears on that score�察─�said the Russian exile。 ;They know the
value of a good airship�察�and they won't destroy her。;
;What will they do then�拭─�asked Tom。
;Keep her for their own use�察�perhaps。;
;Never� ─�cried Tom。 ;I'll destroy her first� ─�
;If you get the chance� ─�interposed the exile。
;But we're American citizens� ─�cried Tom�察 �and;
;You forget that I am not�察─�interrupted Mr。 Petrofsky。 ;I can't claim the
protection of your flag�察 �and that is why I wish to remain unknown。 We
must act quietly。 The more trouble we make�察�the more important they will
know us to be。 If we hope to accomplish anything we must act cautiously。;
;But my airship� ─�cried Tom。
;They won't do anything to that right away�察─�declared the Russian in a
whisper for he knew sometimes the police listened to the talk of prisoners。
;I think�察 �from what I overheard when they arrested us�察 �that we either
trespassed on the grounds of some one in authority�察�who had us taken in
out of spite�察�or they fear we may be English or French spies�察�seeking to
find out Russian secrets。;
They were served with food in their prison�察�but to all inquiries made
by Ivan Petrofsky�察 �evasive answers were returned。 He spoke in poor�察�
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broken Russian�察�so that he would not be taken for a native of that country。
Had he been�察�he would have at once been in great danger of being accused
as an escaped exile。
Finally a man who�察 �the exile whispered to his Companions�察 �was the
local governor�察�came to their prison。 He eagerly asked questions as to their
mission�察�and Mr。 Petrofsky answered them diplomatically。
;I don't think he'll make much out of what I told him�察─�said the exile
when the governor had gone。 ;I let him think we were scientists�察 �or
pleasure seekers�察�airshipping for our amusement。 He tried to tangle me up
politically�察�but I knew enough to keep out of such traps。;
;What's going to become of us�拭─�asked Ned。
;We will be detained a few daysuntil they find out more about us。
Their spies are busy�察�I have no doubt�察�and they are telegraphing all over
Europe about us。;
;What about my airship�拭─�asked Tom。
;I spoke of that�察─�answered the exile。 ;I said you were a well´known
inventor of the United States�察�and that if any harm came to the craft the
Russian Government would not only be held responsible�察 �but that the
governor himself would be liable�察�and I said that it cost much money。 That
touched him�察�for�察�in spite of their power�察�these Russians are miserably paid。
He didn't want to have to make good�察�and if it developed that he had made
a mistake in arresting us�察�his superiors would disclaim all responsibility�察�
and let him shoulder the blame。 Oh�察�all is not lost yet�察�though I don't like
the looks of things。;
Indeed it began to seem rather black for our friends�察�for�察�that night they
were taken from the fairly comfortable�察�large�察�prison room�察�and confined
in small stone cells down in a basement。 They were separated�察�but as the
cells adjoined on a corridor they could talk to each other。 With some
coarse food�察�and a little water�察�Tom and his friends were left alone。
;Say I don't like this� ─�cried our hero�察�after a pause。
;Me either�察─�chimed in Ned。
;Bless my burglar alarm� ─ �exclaimed Mr。 Damon。 ;It's an awful
disgrace� �If my wife ever heard of me being in jail;
;She may never hear of it� ─�interposed Tom。
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;Bless my heart� ─�cried the odd man。 ;Don't say such things。;
They discussed their plight at length�察�but nothing could be done�察�and
they settled themselves to uneasy slumber。 For two days they were thus
imprisoned�察�and all of Mr。 Petrofsky's demands that they be given a fair
trial�察�and allowed to know the nature of the charge against them�察�went for
naught。 No one came to see them but a villainous looking guard�察 �who
brought them their poor meals。 The governor ignored them�察 �and Mr。
Petrofsky did not know what to think。
;Well�察�I'm getting sick of this� ─�exclaimed TomI wish I knew where
my airship was。;
;I fancy it's in the same place�察─�replied the ex