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Il know iuss the lsdy. Tho only one tha,
would suit replied SIR Robert. 'And l.
I shall be Romeo. have some ability as
an actor, ~y'know.S
81 sir Robert got his Juliet 10 aSrae 20
act with him and there vas q rehearsal
In the dining saloon Immediately, each
reading their parts frnn books which sir
Rohert had on hand. Everybody IN the
ship except tho stokers and . few others
of the crew was present n the rehearsal
but that didn't Are sir Robert any. He
designated a ateam radiator for tho balcony
and then proposed going through tho
balcony seems. Juiet baked. She was game,
but not for the balcony scene, 80 another
Juliet wa found. She also baked NJ tho
balcony scene. So did two other Jul'is.
One scene with juliet was read. how
ever. and the obhging purser rugged up a
moon with an incandescent lamp on a long
cord that wabbled IA realistically az most
stage moons.
Sir Robert thought the rehearsal went
ine. Most Of the passengers laughed at
him as hard NJ they could politely. Rut
next day. when the programmes Of the con-
cert were distributed. Sir Robert found that
there was no Romeo and Juliet" on IL.
He wat disconsolate and didn't go near the
entertainment until il was over.
He appeared when the last number was
concluded.
Juliet, where Is my Juliet2" he shouted
as he came down the stairway 10 the saloon
and OF course everybody looked. He was
at,ired in a brilliant blue bath robe, blue
stockings, red slippers and a little Scotch
cap. Tableau.
Sir Robert complained next day that he
had headache, so his Juhcis mixed him UP
a powder. He ook ii and told them, half
an hour later. that he felt much better.
They thought hat was strange, hut they
didn' I explain that what he drank was n dose
OF tooth powder and water. He was still
clipper on the pier yesterday morning.
He bade each Of his Juliets an ~efusive fare
we'll and they solemnly assured him that he
was all right.
There was a rumor on the pier that there
had been a pretty stiff poker game on the
voyage and the name Of W. p. CoIvin Of
he, E. A. Cudahy. Jr., and five others had
played and that there wasn't any limit,
Two Englishmen found the pace too swift
after Cudahy and Colvin won several big
pots and had to Quit. They didn't have
nerve enough to stand a bluff" Colvin
explained. None Of the players was a
transatlantic card sharp.
Thomas II. Rail- Of Philadelphia attracted
the attention Of Tim Donohue, the Gus
toms sleuth, and nonohue brushed against
his pockets; The, result was $500 worth OF
ameos and corals that hadn't been de-
clared. They were seized but Ball was al
lowed to 60. Among the passengers on the
Baltic were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alexander. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank r. Chambers. Major j. l.. Cocker,
H. H. Cow p~erthwaite. Mrs. Cowperthwaite.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Cudahy, Charles r. Durlce.
DR.. and Mrs. s. W. Fowler. James II. Harper.
Z. NJ. Holbrook, the Rev. DR.. Edwin II. jerks.
Stuart d. Lansing. Robert Lansing, Arthur
II. Lowe. E. B. McClelland, A. X, Moe, United
States Consul at Dublin; Clarence NJ. eddie.
c. +. Rapelyea, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Straus.
Charles W. Straus. II. G., Straus. John Thallon.
William Z. White. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred-