The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-14
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nery Of their own sex. At half past ten

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ners OF their own sex. At half past ten
the captain called the steward. "servs
the punch at once he said.
This .wns tho fatcful moment. II any
man OF the visiting crew refused n drink
he was to be watched, and in some way
taken caro- Of SO that no could do no 4
harm. There was. however, no need OF
this precaution, as all were hot and
thirsty, and partook freely OF tho dell-
cious concoction. 84 & 59 s-ii. Il si IS.
Every man on tho Badger, ms we'll az 4
Madeleine and Lissa. had taken the anti
dote which Campbell had brought ut the
same time that he procured tho drug for
the Brazllians. 50 TINT they had no fear
In helping their visitors or that they
would also fall victims 10 Tho narcotic.
L The South American drank eagerly
and tho punch was SO cunningly mixed
that the taste OF lemon predominated.
giving 1t nm, innocent flavor. There was
plenty Of It, as the captain had d. y
rectcd that It should be made without
stint He had no Intention Of having
his plan fail through lack Of the slnews
OF war. i38i b ss5 ~ 3ss IL h
'Dees &nonch ees vair delicious, Ladies
Feetzmorrees. said the captain Of tho
Brazilian cruiser. taking his third glass.
which Madeleine had poured for him.
"Iet ces so vair mild dat one can dreenk
gallons Of Get.
plenses me more than to have my guests
enjoy Themselves. II s 81 :. IN ,S$
"Ah Get would be emposseeble 70 40 4
oznirvise wis such q charmeene lhuec Ao1
Saoh cant ain: You arc too gallant
Ia h. r assure you, Il my ladec. not IN zee (
least. Eet res sdoublee ctarmecng 70 Pc % 4
here gees evening. as ye have been so
long vzout mpanee. Wee have had 70
mort. Is ret our conformation, and now
yea air here II doubt moch cef wee find
| anything at all" d - III
HYou are looking for sunken treas t1a-
urc shin, Lord George tells me-
"Ycs; Get ees so--pardon3 me, your ~ "a
deeshcep.' . si;.., IS M IL ssas s
"For what. captain :.
"I-yat ces Get Eat you say cen Fen te
glees? I-7ah. yes. cape Eet vas VAR al1'
leempolite. Il q, !, y, "a I.
| tain, for what the Americans can az
eyc-opener. 4 3i3sl ,.!sis ". IL. Z
GOOD cMn, ,de sas 70 70 your good health your
| indeesheep.n He rose and bowed most po-
iitcly. 'but Madeleine noticed that he was wa
already unsteady on his legs. y; !,
In IN, meantime things he'd been GONG
al. Z lively mace forward. and the bao-
gers crew were outdoing themselv ,'a. !. -
hospitality. Alull came tor Q f CIV, nun
utes. but Brent did not propose = NSAs Z
| quiet reign II he could help "
adS I.c s,,s 4 song, lads" he cried, go
ine "a the break OF tho quarterdecR. |,
fave a song. song! came from ON al u
hands. {, a.
+,,c1n ,rhe I,unrtermaster Is QUITE 2 \
snn~ster md writes verses occasion
aI,w'" said tho nptain. turning to the
nrst lieutenant OF the Captain Floren. w.
"a eos Get so. 4 T.ct veel gif NEE moon
plaiseeralo hear heemA
Green had now produced ms puhoS,
while another man brought outa l . 2 s..ro
Thov seated themselves on some b 'A.t.A
snars nsthe waist OF the ship and the
- hers gathered around. After q rev
nraIiminnry flourishes they trolled o est'
The following the crew joining IN ing ne
Sing no for tho waves Of the BLU blue car 4
The aph isles Of spice. and the life SO fres.
where the trade Winds blows "a.
And the swift ships go.
And hulrah for tho pirates NE =! Il.
,yhero free companions merry men We,
FL sail back and forth DER the bounding
| No. sea, i
Where the girls are fair.
/ e With coal black hair
And hurrah for pirates life Q!
lin ana down we search for loot,
rho richest prize doth US wen su's'
And gold doth bring, !, Il
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60 "a ~ cheer aa for for the pirates life @! !.
Der the waters blue Of the Spanish
veil Iia sail and rob and range again.
! And drink our rum, q, al
And merrily hum, 8 {ay5
| So O hurrah for the pirates NE Q!
There was great applause rs the last
refrnin died away, and off went the mu-
sic In a rollicking dance again, Mt a sign
| from Brent IT was not to last long,
! however, as one by one the foreigners
,yero showing signs of the drug which
had boon put into the punch, IS
4 lord George had taken the officers
below to the main cabin, where a cplla-
/ ton was spread. and more punch ladled
! out Captain Escape was now very
] much the worse for wear. as were most
|Fof his officers, and one by one they
were taken to different staterooms ana
carefully locked UP ",
tMlght as we'll make assurance doubly
sure,,i' whispered Brent to F!tzmorris. Az
/ they passed into the cabin, N
i "Quite So" was the amused reply.
,'They are all pretty we'll gone now, a !
i suppose! that you will give the captain
/ your cabln?'
',Yes IShaye taken everything from the
i ship that could Identify her. You have
nothing on board, we shall soon have to
4 prepare to move Lady Palmer and the
4 Hlndoo. He has lnstrustions, suppose"
IA ITo be Continued sTo-morrow,l