The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-29

Hint" snorted the tug, II hats me-
children. Why don't you come IN NJ
Island way. Undineg / am going 10 n.
81 lot OF girls to see the navy yard and !,
men-of-war."
And the officers" added undina
Yes. the officers" said the tug wiz
sigh. There is something about q nan
officer that turns the average cir. Mns
She may be quite intelligent, but Al Is
sight OF a cap-rihhon everything luss
her but her thirst for information. \.
can't even remember which ends the q
go of at"
And she wonders II II isn't danrsssy
TO take In reef instead Of going angl
it." said the yacht.
And she thinks the sailors are too svse
for words, and Is dying TO take one ben.
with her." added Choo-Choo. TITS rssl
act TO buy a cap-ribbon OF those dear Msa
sailors, and coyly refuse TO tell who sm
It to you when you get back. II looks NJ.
ular.''
~ often wonder IL this artleSnex ssns
as funny to the officers as II did the S.
time they ever heard IL DONE" unused b
yacht.
Never mind" said the tug. Its I icsf
- k4lp anu my Rt0ftG - sB&.
''Oh, but for singing there Is no plss
ike soudding white yacht" exclalnrs
Undine.
Especially when you get becalmsd n
have to be towed home" said thu tug n
Undine shifted her boom uneaslly.
zone can't control the wind" she M
INJURED.
II don't care whether the wind hloss
star4 ~ Al
singing myself 1t would take pss'lI
good voice to drown my soprano, e
YOU"
lit wouldn't take much TO drown ~
soprano and all your passengers. TOO ssa
the Rustler
Here come my people," said the laurs
excitedly. See how nice they look DcFl
you wish they were going with you. e
grumbiy? BE careful. girls. You'd Aix
sit down before / start. Whcop! I'm o.
Get out OF my way. YOU little fool rososi
Goodby Russler. Some of your people y
coming now. Ira loo. Undine.' And case
Choo hustled of.
"I'm glad the silly little thing 10 sen
said Undine. AT last. my sails are 81
up. Do stop that terrible snfisxn&
Rustler."
1T was not my fauit. i aIwhys De-. s
humorist on board who pulls the var
wire TO make the girls jump. NO us par
is complete without him."
I'm glad our luncheon hampers =" =
ones" said Undine, "for then things ~
be thrown to the guIls. and they ~ q
low us all the way. I love 70 hsse 'a~
wheeling and diving around me
The tug whlstled under It's breala
you're the funniest, Undine. !
lieve you are sentimental. Nov, ! u -
teal. don't care what follows ns
long "a nothing gets ahead"
You're a very useful machine o. =.
haven't spark OF romance In yoof -
The Yacht spoke irnpatiently.
''Yon haven't any soul. anyway. io ~ - I.
a lot Of people out. and they ali e,os.
gether or top OF the cabin ana 49, 49,.
great deal and blow that horrible - =,
and Jam into the pilot-house 70 s'eea -
have enormous appetites. NY
Green away by bwos into the bow y -. -
down against coils OF rope IN tns So
OF the sail. You have no poetry -
"But I get there shouted ine - =.
letting go The hawsers. Mind yea. -.
der, Undine, and let your SOU -. Z.
Of Itself. And don't daily too ionx
bar. II has sent better people tnss 4. 4.
home half sea over. "Good-oy ~
RustIer steamed away, chskling oss o. 1
Joke. just as the Undine swung s''''
catch the breeze.