The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-02

SAID auopnY TO Hfs MASTER
49,. a. 49,, ....- !.
near. szld b. shai a. gssr knos
= hat ouufss the maa az the wheel +
steering
-pus saath. the captain answered
aIth his eyes nxed ug1n his cards.
And he should be steering ius
east
How 30 yau MAKO that aatf-
Ths mtate save Al auEFY afppl.
\ ma8 cot have mach education.
said be. bat ist NE tsil rnu thsH
Captain ourueas I've sailed thssa
Natefs since uas uttia alppsF u
-. and / know the tire whsH I'm GA
! At and I know The doiaruma. aud
knoN haH % una my waY 10 tha
oil rivers We are suuth - ere lire
naw ard ee should BE- stHsFinE dns
east instead of cue south n your
. pert a. the port that the owners seut
yuu To-
Exeass me. Nr. uerard Just -.
member that Il = my lead. said THE
captain. laying Hgsu his carIis.
Come g ths map here. af Hafms
and I will give fuu ieaann IN
/ practical navigation. tfefa "a ths
trade wtnd from che southwest and
here y ths tine. ard hers Il fhe port
that Ns Naut % make. aud hrrs =
man Who will have his aNu way
aboard his own ship ~ - spoke
hH ssired the unfaFtuuate mate ~
the threat and saueszsd hlut until
ne vas nearly ssfiseisss. krrouan.
fhe steward. had rushed IN with
rope. ana bets cen them tha8 RaFwsd
and tfuszed the man - thai b. vas
HHHFH HaaafH
There is one q our f'r~nehnen a
tho Nh@el We had best eut ths
mate overheard aaid the steward
That Il safest said Capt. Fuur-
neau.
Hut that vas more than could
stand Nothing could persuade rae
50 aEree 20 The Death % helpless
man. With a bad grace Capt Pour
nenu cttnartltrd g. spafr hiH8 sHa
carried him 90 the after huld which
LAY under The cabin There he was
laid among the bales % Manchester
cloth
IL Is not worth while 10 put
down the hatch. said Capt. POUR
neau Gustav. So 90 Afr Turner
and ted him that would Ike 20
have a word with him"
The unauapectiuE second mate cu-
tered the cabin and was Instantly
naagsd and secured "a burns had
/ been. He Was carried down and laid
baHidc his cnfurads. The hatch was
then replaced.
"Our hands have been forced by
that red headed aolt." said the cap
tain. and I have had % explode M
mine before wished. However
there ~ no great harm done aud II
will not seriously disaTranEs my
/ plans KarDuan. sou Will take a keK
~ rum forward t. the crew and tell
them that the captain gives ~ 10
them to drink his health on the oc-
easion Il eroeniuE the line. They
will know no better. A. 10 our own
fellows. bring them down 90 your
pantry - that We may BE- sure that
they are ready Ter business. Now.
/ col Gerard. with your permission.
We viii resume our game Of gcarte
n r. one ~ those occasions which
one does not forget This captain.
who was a man II iron. shuffied and
cut dealt and played. al II he were
~ rs cafe TgTfs below @s heard
the innrtlculats murmurinEs Of the
two mates. nsis zsiothered BY the
handksrehiEfs which EnEEsd them.
outside the tlmhera crenked aud the
sails hummcd under tho brisk breeze
which was sweeping Ne upon our
way Amid the splash ~ the waves
and the whistle % the wind We heard
the Wild cheers and shouting ~ the
English sailors a. they preached the
keE ~ rum. We played half a dozen
games ard then TIE captain rose. r
think they are ready for us nOw.
said he. lie took brace 81 pistols
from n locker and handed one u
/ them % me.