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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

In This day nd are u aptodate
ness ID this land or ours one can not
realise how primitiss Nome other peo
pie are. THIS n Illustrated IN q 70.
cent letter from .. =. sFsir. cf Man
kato. uko IL making ! tonr an The
world. Mr., Fan writes an interest
ing letter 20 the Mankato Advocate
u what ne saw IN nwypt. rud among
other things he describes irrigation
there.
"a well known tact that irriga.
sion han long been practiced IN Egypt,
and ona would have supposed BY this
tine ii would hare developed into q
science. but Mr.. Fairs description
shows that Il Il still primitive. lie
rays.
ION the way ID Cairo ihe train
passes through bne ~ tho most fertile
countries in the world. II seldom
ever rains here and all iarmin. n
done by irrirating. One large canal
takes the water from the Nile II
Cairo md carries ii 10 Alexandria. 4
distance cf i2s miles. From this large
canal others lend out lii an directions
through this country and from These
canals bitches carry the water TO and
fro over the farms. The wR,er has a
be raised from the canals IN 10 these
bitches In some way. l have eeen hua
two ways, one ny means of the shaa
ous. IKE our oldfashioned ven swee.
win long pole. TO the end OF ths
pole they tie q bucket which look,
iike our bushei basket. This machin.
shey work night and day. The otnei
kind ii called the sakkieth and In
large wooden wheel with pins I'm II
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

sxzasf my fusner eosnseI-~hich
By tbs xay ~2s ne Only gains y the
triaI ahA1 Il III aAsosee ne-i an
sure that tA@ AmsriSaa pahaie Mil
heEisEe me wAsa y sAy that ssmbiang
b very largely hdulgsa in In Nsx
fory City today
lis h . scarce q annoyance ~ To-
sFst 10 y@a thai Y0a have been eallei
The pFines ~ gamhAers" Does the
wDrd gambler gEass on soar ssnsE'
htiiEsa~.~
7 DO ~ shssk 80 know that
have bern = gambler for . sod many
years. and shiae ! am not pEuad q
that reputation. N The same Kline
there is No mss dsnstag H. 4 have no
Intention or desire 81 trying 10 live
down the past. My record and repn
taiioa are ton veil known fur me to
Try to dlssost them in any Say."
Do yoa regret ia"
y regret the misconeepaton that
has generally obtained about NE. Be.
cause my business has been that ID
keeping n gambling house the public
cameo 10 look upon me q sort ot
BoweFy character. They thought
vas n tough that I had none ~ the
tiner insainets az humanity: possibly
that I was u drunkard. cold hearted
and a murderer Al soul; that | iurei
people on 10 gamble; that ! vas a sori
Of Shyi0ek and demanded my poani
Of flesh from every one u my custom.
ers; that l vas only too willing 70
take away from a man his hard earn.
I'd savings. 10 bring distress and suf
fering upon innoeent households and
10 lead young men Into the paths ol
dissipation and possibly Of crime.
None Of this In true. l have en-,
dared II. the odious reputation, be
cause considered n I'm a measure my
Just due and punishment for the bust
ness ] have been In.
AS a matter Of fact. I have neyeI
asked or encouraged q man to gamble
In my life. Whenever some patton Of
my place has suffered a loss alta
gambling and has come 10 my office
10 split the eonsoiing pint Of cham
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
lllNu Of llnnfE SAYS hlll MUST
lH llkI F0l nf las No CHANCE At All
Dd c.nheH Knsah d de G,een cbh. Tells Why The HOUSE
Cannot Lose-Bs Percentages Ba Games Are Snaighi-Ds.
eusyes Amusement He Declares Laws Cannos Stamp Out

10 best The game are very mneh alks
assza waves dashing against . ssoae
sail @fhsy 90 up against ft 1onass.
szsD sad . lass ~ continually
sAFown back, Nov take the faro. faE
Instance. No one sseF beat ahas
Eanae. Exceptionally the game LIS
laansd . player some money, but that
h AL The player invariably pays I
bark. 3.tif
LAYS Cont stop II.
do yoa think n Ii possible to sfop
~gannhling by legal enaetmentsT"
Most asSurealE not. Yoa mIgAt
nass laws from aow I'M doomsaay
prohibiting gambling. but II win 80 o
Just the same. II IL older than Chris.
t~isnisy-older than Masonry. u MAS
n fasorite pastime In the days NJ the
Caesars, IN win continue I'm one form
nT another until the word h old and
gray and We little gamblers u today
are looked upon Is aneients Despite
all the laws that may be made NJ Al
bany. despite all eaergetic endeaxors
III over jealous district attorneys, gam
bling win be- m ever present insaitu,
tion. Whether the lid r. off on %,
whether the town Is side open ~
closed. there will be gambling Just tho
same. There Is - much Of u goins
On In this city today - there eser
was: probably much more. because
The city In constantly Increasing In
rofsiatton.
These are not Idle statements. be
eaase have run gambling establish
msnis myself for 80 many years tina,
IL know what ! talk about Despite
the fact that the Jury IN tAis rer~n,
trial of mine did mt believe ny word
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

asnses seNs pFuniaenf IN saeaeEs.
- sxs I'm russa court ciTcas.*
~AnA why aksns yeag~
Because y little tweixeseag&aA
giFs asked ne nd 90. she thoaght
fh@t ! already lad reputation eaosgA
II that diEae1hzu.~
~no yaa mind telling me who he
little giN 49,
Certainly NO.. Mr. daughter"
And 10 u seems that Dick canfseaa
has a haHnaa sir in HIS character. n
ssF al"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

said:
a Never -Jaaaasa"
We'll. she@F HR. Ill msns h@sssE.
Inch Eesf time
7a The nontEaEy. have Always
tod tAe Loser that bis loss Sas only
to b. expeesed. and that II be- plsgea
sgala wiEh the ida u EecoaEang IL
the ehane@s we've thar he wunid lose
stila more. I never tried 10 "1oaiy' cos
toners In this way. - the expression
guas IL II aoS necessary. To BE- .
successful gambler. In more than .
other occupation. truth and honesty
are essential TheEs II m ase whaa
ever in tying to yomE sasaamers They
will gamble anyway. And In In ~
much more satisfactory and easy 10
b. honest than o 80 far as I know
have never dae q dishonest thing
In my life. have never lied Tor INV
sell. hut have lied n great many
times for other people. I think that
thst l. esenSahle and even iusttft-
able" .
Is that your code Of ethics. 10 h.
honest for yourself but dishonest for
otheFs7"
7 do not know thai | have any code
Ut ethics. do not rare a ran what
other people think about me. never
did. As morals are considered by
most people ! have no more than a
cat. The only person whose respee,
ana good opinion I want IL thai of
Richard A. Garfield. So long an I can
satisfy my own conscience. 20 long nm
] know that ] am honest with myself
. am satisfied.
esnsisid's human Side.
Did you ever contemplate es,ab.
fishing a gambling establishment I'm
Europef"
!. AFTER the great raid on my mace
here In New York ! was offered a sal
airy Of $4,000 a year to manage a
gambling casino In one Of the most
famous and exclusive resorts In Eu.
rope. was soreiy tempted to take II,
As my business here seemed to be
killed and as the casino would have
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

frequently results from nexim& a.
eaasgsd bowels ana torpid liysxs m
constipation becomes chronic hts
condition is unknown 10 tho 80
use Or. Kings New Life Pulls: the hest
and gentlsst regulators OF Stomach
and Bowels. Guaranteed by A. drug.
gisss. Price &c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Portales last week voted In favor
of a ten mill levy school tar. Par a
the proceeds will be used for the
ton % q modern school building The
sose Was seventy In favor and twenty
faar against the levy.
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NIP " ~ n sun.


-
That such h the cas~ has bern con.
elnsaysly proven ky srisntsnc research,
irof Unna. the noted European akin
specialist. declares that aandruT h ths
e~nrrowed-up catieie % the scalp caused
BY parasites destroying the vitality IN
the hair bulb The hair becomes iffelseu.
and. In time. falls ept. This csu b ~
vented.
Nswbro's Hesnae1de Kills this danlrvG
germ, n restores the hair 10 I'm na<mrn6
sofsness snd ahundsn~y.
Herpieide 10 now ased ~ thossannn 81
psopse-sn satisfied that n 10 the mepe
wonderful hair preparation on b -
ket to-day.
Sold BY leading druggists. Send I'd
stamps for sample TO The Herpieide e.
Detroit. Mich
e a. MuRpHEv. ssscisi Assns.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Benjamin Robinson was given a
hearing isst week before Justice Of
the Peace J. NJ. Lawson Al Tucumcari
on the charge Of fencing in the road
and mall route across hin school sec
tion south of Tucumcari. He was dis.
charged. as was Road Supervisor
Francisco Gutierrex for cutting Rob
insouss fence. =
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

Nathan Hendricks In not guilty II
killing William Rainboit In southwest
New Mexico In 1901, Is the verdict Of
q Jury, which listened 20 the testi.
mony In the case for two weeks. The
case was tried befcse Judge Mann at
Roswell and attracted wide attention.
from the fact that Frank Divers, for
whom Hendricks one time worked ~
. cowboy. mid . year ago. when the
case went TO the supreme court, that
he ~osid stay with Hendricks 10 the
end ana spend every dollar to see
him acquitted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
Saws 10 Amusement.

TO my way Of thinking. gambling
should be looked OF simply as an
amusement. No one should indulge
In IL who cannot afford to lose. II IL
nothing lore or less than a luxur.
ious pastime. and the person who does
gamble should be willing and able u
pay the fiddler. II should be consid.
cred very much In the same way as
buying expensive lunches Of flowers
for a lady or giving a theater party or
riding on a ten thousand dollar auto.
mobile. You can get up town posi-.
bly, an quickly, and surely al safely.
for five cents on the subway or the
l. as you can In q large Panhard.
But You do not have as much fun.
Il do not suppose that gambling Is
a thing to be commended, I have
never indonsed H. myself. II Ia I'M
doubetedly an expensive amusement.
but 30 are automobiles and Wall
street. The principle that I have al
ways adhered to In conducting my
establishments Is that mel with mo
ney will gamble. and as long an they
will gamble I hare made II my bnsi-
ness To afford them an opportunity To.
do 70 a. respectfully As possible.
know perfectly well that they cannot
vim and that I will make a handsome
pr4t ~ catering TO their amnse.
ment. They also know. or should
know. that they cannot win and that
they are paying 1 good round price for
q few hours excitement. All efforts
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
IRRIGATION N EGYPT HAS NOT Al
vANCED BEYOND PRIMITIVE stage
Tnve4r inFsa EAa Describes How Farming Is Conduct
Cd Along TheNa-Methods In Vogue Since Days
q PhsDahs.

river ss . storage. when the water
gets low here they open up the upper
dam and give them more wafer. Ths
crops y absolutely snre.
Tho country IN divided up Into
very small farms or patches. and
am told that one acre viii keep one
Average sized family. They can raise
any Mind OF crop here. The principal
crop for money 10 cotton, their eioy.
er looks like our alfalfa and can be
cut five times a year. They ara SOW
Inn and harvesting something aii u
the time. and are always watering
some part Of the iand.
Land IL worth 5000 10 $500 PET
acre. The wheat IL now ripe and
some ara cutting II, which h auns
with hnnd slekies. ahout such nm Inn
piement aa Dave Woods used To cui
Che grass AWAY from his trees. While
usfake ~ he fssper Is constantly
on his knees. The threkhing u done
on tho GROUND by a sort n role,
drawn over the grain. pulled hy two
water buffalo or Two bulls and ths
grain In separated from tbs rhaff by
throwing Il Into The air, the wind
blows The chaff Amy and the wheat
falls to- the ground, They do moi
have 10 rush the harvest as II seldom
ever rains and wheat win stana fol
weeks after |, "a ripe and WIN MOI
damage
Think of a western Kansas farmer
irrigatins and farming In that way
and sim land being worth from seet
10 $500 an scre.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18
tFrusa .ae Ss~ res ss~salaJ

AWA&AA@ ne N&N N"A NFsMAAs
whsa HseA.EsA cssgsle vas sss-
- .hai sane a. chance alfoJdsdt the
player he esst opportunity u vim
|nimE. ~ laaEhhnsiy replied:
THE psay.r> ~ No chance "a all
fThsgs il b. sanssing sarae that man
can .in :. Anyons 3ho ssmhkss with
Itls iass II making inoaey il either .
very un@ovhissicsssd youth oE . iost"
Nevertheless. said ane reporter.
"psnpae have wtn, according no r@'
ports. large sans u Hseaasy from the
green e8aah."
"of course They have. temporarily.
and I doubt II many of tie reports
pnhIiahaa we're exaggerated Players
have quits frequently within my
knowledge ana experience left the
house many thousand dollars ahead
~ the game. but they always cume
back and play u In again"
The running 81 gambling establish
msnt. then. II = sur profit 10 ths
pf~upFieturs"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-18

What are the games that you re.
FER 10 N being 50 much more in favor
Of the house?"
why, there IL the English game oil
hazard. In which the percentage
against the player Is about eleven pei
cent. Then there Is the American
game known M the 'bookmaker's
wheel I'm that the player has some
thing like twenty-five per rent against
him. have never allowed thes,
games In my house. nor would l evei
play them myself. They are not spe
CHILLY interesting and Il Is too muci
like taking candy from a child"
Have you ever run \ game q
bridge In your placer
No. Bridge, baccarat and picquei
are also games that / do not counte
nance as a gambling pastime."
Hog about poker? The Panams
government. you know. recently de
cided that poker was not a gambling
game"
mo more Ia II. The real gambling
games are the mechanical games. !
Is In that sense alone that gambling
Ia considered among professionals
Poker In only u social game. o
course You can gamble with poker tn,
same n YOU ran with whist or euchre
or the same N you q match pennies
or bet on the numbers Of street cars
but real gambling Is only conducte'
by mechanical devices.
SAYS 10 Amusement.
To my way Of thinking. gambinl
should be looked N simply as a,
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The running of gambling establish
ment. then. IL = sure profit 10 ths
p~fupristurs"
Cannot Loss.
III Absolutely, He cannot lose. A
said. the player has no chance what
ever. Even In faro and roulette which
are the most ~eauitsgie gambling
games nov played. the odds againsl
the player are something more thar
five per cent. With this advantage II
favor u the house there In no reasos
whatever for runnisS Q crooket
game"
Are there any crooked games run
In New York or America"
None M all I'm any reputable gam
bling house. II I may use that expires
sion. II would be usite impossible u
run q brace game In an establishmenl
TO which professional gamblers ha,
access. They would discover IL n
orce. Crooked games can only be op
Grated when the patrons arc intoxicat
cd or else are unsophisticsted boy,
who know nothing Of the game. Ever
So very few gambling proprietors O
the better class would trouble them
selves To be dishonest In this way. .
In NOT worth their while. II they care,
to make larger percentage thai
faro or roulette gives when played le
ultimately. they can introduce othel
games In which the chane es agains
tho player are very much greater.
have never allowed them To be playe,
In my place Of business because tn
odds In my favor of five per cent ar
quite enough. N the place Is at nj
well patronized this percentage vii
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

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GnovsVaP
-Yo ersiI qua G Vsrdadsro ladr6n erals yOs.
-Iocis chaDsas: dsmtasdo bien ma aaapOo
Oo los hsehsa FL DIS quisI asssnarms aauel da
rsprssentabaia Vusslro papel material
y mas do VGx b, pelado 40 hAbeTo llsyado 4
liseie
Puss bsn, die A,urco lOoanao IA suptaldurs De "a
nb's; squi me tisnes
-MGnans; hoy puedo
Per qu4 msAanai
- sala noche
u per ant no a. onl
-Poraus large zee hacsr hlala ia ciae3.
-Agua proyeeao traldor ala "a ano.
-Nonl sxinhe mucho aus dgkis eco De nj Dusanla
fea mee he deado oaFear m maef daFan as msses AZ
as sagsdo Essfia ciaa be Assho 81 dssanandd0 4 Vsr
sqsaa 'oasias Convsns % bag honbra mas "a
tide Q1aTa
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pa3fla aall =
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a Vaa4lfa 1eA Vandlat Der ana mlFsaa
te m ma hnt9 3shoaFsa Yea paF vassara
80 la ~. pst = .noE taaFA - sia 81 pFaasna shsfOa
le sapsfsas niablaaa
4 4 tntsmal do MsaflsIo
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.a1.ms taFtafsn.
-0s sseahts Il solaasa hsftsls q i 1al Asass. ssa
ss efatsgu aones aa nasf sss - 4 Ashis gsaH3a
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nsa t8 - : - - ssa 3 a4afa e. q ss3als aAaFa paa
aum Fsegaam
81 1ia s.tasa s4safa asataAaa.
= atssa go ts-tgs saaa4s e IA Eala ss Il sas.
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cAPTULO LII
pTELo

- saaalla epeea ere tanpR eaa gave ssntrss 90
a'ners Iesado - Il aombro d aasalla naaata
Nelsiosa pixnar Feeonoe8 Maar.elo
ktanos dis eiedA1ane apahhcano 81 lana 3 ~ e
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gtmifa pene
-hlsoos alaa sadst.ao sabafis ssgoaliS Nlar.ss aa
81 gagdka aae spAfahaat
= asef - as q upanaA Sssgaaa6 D4na
-ReF4es sasetAha vafas anist
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60 nav nssba ea usrna sspaaasss gerass "a !
80 - - sne % feeaasautia aofasaa aans q n
faia tfa Il takzpga
Ne nl'ta sea "a e isssa ssaaliac rsaEs6 Dsntr
SO eoeesafa2tg aaaZaiFnEa
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- snsea sath1 isaa e salpaask 4 atEss naasnsl
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eA Sec AaelsFsaes da aso pafo aslrstants - -.
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hldalS de luSub0
De todAa diE,snsiouss, vsndsn gH
essorss Dc eonzalas HsrnandsS ' OS
ikAA3YgS, Pr.
OonazltaG Por aorrso pasdsn -

-CKIAENER horrinles 90 some.
O. sn todos los pAisss On los Qus sl
smer he sidc sl m6vil prinsipal. Cff'
msn IL Elsgansia y 81 bnsn xusso q
snmsta. Hssndo an Psrfums q IN Jab6u
vulgar. suAndo 81 sxQuiaito Cashimsra
@ouQust-yA On perfume 8 On JAb6n--
e al sumxn dsl husn sono. .--ColKAts >
Oo. New York.
~THR EkLVKTIA.--11 sale ID
CrsS. &raB sasa dc hGspsdss. <Ta.
bio d hcssls. Apossntos para familiar
y psrsonAs sclas. CemidAs G einsuen.
b. eenis vos Cd sbisrto. BaHos. Tsl6fsna
lH. ApArtRds sorrso, 5sg. Propissa.
RIO. Pedro Sshira. NolaI Este hetsl
scsk sArgc de ana asgsz.:..:.- sAxus.
Gs1
--xS NEoEsARlo axiglr Qaa sad
ostiA obtsnga gra6sdo sl nombre d.
Rssiivo noiarristA, psro m solo sstu-
che produss msior sfssto que ana do
ssna de boasllas do agua minssal 6 dc
80 d aniao curative radisAl. del o..
l6mage del iEtsstiAo, sl Digestive
AoiArisas puri1sa los alimsnsos y
los sAsa saimilah ahlssi III lsgltimo Di'
rasaivo 4oiArrisaa sura on xu diA lAa
'nitEssticnss. - m sasa lAs 6ispsll
asa . gaasralgiss, , sn tres mssss lss
~As GrA'ss sntsrwsdAdss sr6nisas dol
sFsomAgo dsl inssssino, Rssk nni
sslnsuss sondrnAdo, sn iorma sin
tE al, 0as Ia sisaais del Digssdvo
soiArrisss 90 vsrdAdsramsnsa radiaal
sspsrtor lie dc aodos les otroa rs
saAios. De vsnta On las prinsi pslss
!aFnAoiAa de- Esvoga , AmGrisa.
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sn rams. sossaAo de 1ses, do les rae
foras VsEAs do OAFsAs. DirtTirss 4
Qsiaonss Cabsxudo CO, oAxuAs, Pur'
Riso.
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e. Fo'Rfs ~ szaS kiEdR1. calls IN aas
I>sA4 sSEsr@ l5
Sisrss Asss IL o1Fts ss6Srsl. Car.
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aaFsoyasIks As Ger y lsiaass AL al.
= 'ShTAaSs1 - , H laia&sl6s DO sEme
GsAlts 10 sxprop. q lon laRassS.
As stAsco 10 asalF sOn sessah
sQT sstRnlseidA eH 1l siaTaiRio ds Lac
USe'szt0Hea de- Aoezsdo y EahAEin, al /
san nTAx NAVARRO 10 diaRoas { /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-26
8a|nsario de Coamo
COamO, Puerto Rico.

For sonvenio hssbo son la sps,.
sion Usera, continue Al frspie de di.
enc stableeimisnto por un ano mk..
ssi pues y Aproximkndozs la temporal
40 DO veyano suyS d. prinsipio sl 10
40 Mayo proximo. tsngo sspesisl xss.
70 On ofrsssrms nusvamsnse oil ptbliao
sn general y { mis- numsrosos amigos
sn particular, tsnisndo sodoa 10 ssgr.
'dad cue somo do sostum bro, prosn.
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Doctor +, luIz ArDau

MEDICO CIRUJANO. do la Faaul.
lad dc Madrid. ConsulsAs dc II , me.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-27

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casillg bis cys Up EBmctiIlcs at III
sggil.us sail. Gal tl,rn riancing haek Id
The tvo s-lGsca Who hcld The tiller.
"Isas liz word" said Sir Niscl. ..that
no man SHALL stand % arms or draw 81.
l,0u-string until my tFunpetef shall
| ssund IL would b. well that Ne alOull
I sssn 20 be q mechanically from South.
atlIt9a and agIsoar % dee from then.
We shall sc thea anon.- said al
Inasier-shipman. Ella! said I not sol
Lhere they lie. the water-snakes. IN
Frcshwater Bay; and marx tn resk q
smoke fron yolecr p0ilt, Whrre thy have
hscn a. the.r drviI's WORK See how thssT
saall0is pull fFon the land! Thy have
NoW ~ y draw upon thr aRchor. So
them Ike ants uP1a the f0rocaatle !.
they stop and have lake HANDY ship
ulen. Bot, my fair lord. fh.se arr n,
nietS | doubt but We have TAXA IN
hand morC than re can ia. Each al
the-c sails Is ealcas, ana Il ths
Errcsi and sgiftcEt MAKE
Il would ] had yOur eyes.- said Sir
Nieri. blinking at the pirate gaIleyG
Thy E'rm vcTy gallant shipa. and
trust thlt W SHALL have nuch ploazancs
from our meeting with thefn. IL would
- sci . pass the word that Ne ShOali
o. tibet Five 90 take quarter this day
The yellow cOg had nov shot cut from
thc narrow waters q the SHAT. and vas
ulunsin- AID rolling on the long have Of
thr ofen channel The wind bleu
frcshly frum the east. With a very kssn
e-iFr % IL; and the cnsat sail hcllis-l
F1lndiy oct. laying the veE.i over until
fhr vatrr hissol bcneafh har b. bUL
wars. Eroad 4 uncainly. she HOIn.
derri trum wave % wave. diufins hrF
F0uud lows dcep into the blse Follrfs.
aud seniing the white nakrs u foara m |
. sf'atisr OVER her decks. On h-F llr. |
boafi guartcr lay tn two d.rk callers. |
y hich hld already hsissri sail ana were
sho1tins GOT frun frrshwatrr Ray IN |
s.yih psnsgit. theiF daulle line - ears
eittne IN a vantaEe Which eould not /
fal % brinr them ID with any v.--el |
Which trusted O. sails aisns. uieh and
tiud the Euriish eox: knf. hlark. ar,d
sWift the pirate enllrys. Eks tgo Glrre
Ian wolves which have ss.-a a IsrlIv
ard unslsPcctiHg STAG Ualk paEf thssF
-shall ~ turn, NJ fair lara ~ sA.n
W sarfy gng SID Tho maafrF-shiuman.
iookins behind hin with sgrioT- -
Nay. No must carry On. and I.laF IN
lert ~ The belpless mruckssa"
bnt rour pennoaaf Thy yin N,
lhaf We have tn knixhts Wifh ~
Yet u uaula not ~ o. = knf~as.,
honor o. E1sod namp b lasrsF ~ peaas.s-
Iet thefl ~. and thev uiIi nina he -
~ q vine shin fsP Gaecuay, on fk1f NJ
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~ STAB. Ma foii bet Thy ase WV
'~ifti Thy sweep uPoa ~ ne t1sl