his instrument, trying to scare the giant. And he did startle Koku, for the loud voice, coming so suddenly, sent the giant out of the booth on the run.
"But you must have done something else," insisted Tom. "Look here, Rad," and the young inventor pointed to the picture on the plate.
"Mah gracious sakes!" gasped the colored man. "Why dat's Koku hisse'f!" and he looked in awe at the likeness.
"That's what you did, Rad!"
"Me? I done dat? No, sah, Massa Tom. I neber did! No, sah!" Eradicate spoke emphatically.
"Yes you did, Rad. You took that picture of Koku over my photo telephone, and I want you to show me exactly what you did—what wires and switches you touched and changed, and all that."
"Yo—yo' done say I tuck dat pishure, Massa Tom?"
"You sure did, Rad."
"Well—well, good land o' massy! An' I done dat!"
Eradicate stared in wonder at the image of the giant on the plate, and shook his head doubtingly.
