Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-05
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 tRze may nick them up any moment now He4 stizasl Se#a8mbe. aHd e}, served HIaf. if tIfe st@sa. loosen his coat aHd feel i'll his pockets
 ",li4a boaIs leakiH < sa.d Mont gamery iii n7 eaFs stafeAzl rowing aHd refedtrd his words b thc others, Itefe Na& l =6izeRlaa. ssreomhe paid ao hgetl He Was starinz, as l could iH@t pefeei7e-stafing out upon the river oEoF ouf Aeaas.
 Do Soa see a.5Etf ing::2 lie asked Ea aae answered Eil5t.
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 Nothing eaue ftusa Montgomery.
 i'll ~rqst your ears laa. sad ger eea1be. Drive en.
 fnc river opened wider. and th.s banks feil away oA either side, sl9piAs softly up 70 great bl6sek aci@lsts. int! ne# a eHfaeHt from a4e saa e5s4ae hun ming ever the riyt9 har a.t met us striking tie tubs heak with 8 GQf3 plssh. sAe swung aad twisted, groa5lz fAes in her sides.
 That's tAe estaafs,. said Aentgo cry.
 Serconbe leaned forward And we've not caught 'cIa," |" he said mus ns- +. Hood must have had a notion. Well, you see, he was bound to push or.''
 Our changes had taken place with punctuality. and new I lay aeress tlae bows and had my ear to tha channel.
 The wind came Up and blew gently about my face. Good" sigtsed Ser con1be, that's refreshing l thought l should stife.'
 Sheppard, who was a yachtsMaa. cast q glance over his shoulders at the black horizon. but he said nothing The cur reRt throbbed under the belly Of the beat. and she rose and fell npon the waves.
 II suppose we're out now?" asked Sercernbe.
 Darkness enyirened us, and l could zee nothing forward or upon the left 4 gloomy mass of shadow lay upon the right hand
 Were hu2ging the right bank" l said. '1 think we're in the estuary. can see nothing''
 Well, keep her in close" said Ser combe. jerking his rudder. 'That winds coming up bit.'
 A flaw sailed out of the night and played upon us sharply. With that cur rent drawing below her and under the stress of the gust she reeled and hung Then she began slowly to creep along the water. Sercombe iammed the boat close to the shore. Then out of the ,lbysmal darkness the wind brought new sound to my ears.
 I turned te the others. 'rhey're in front" l hurmured.
 Whats thatf' called Sercombe frsIn the stern.
 spoke louder
 Give me the seulls," said Sheppard "Confound your hulking form, man. She'll fill if we give her the ha'p orth of chance, Keep under the lee of the shore, and we'll run her along" Go double. boys," urged Sercombe,
 They bent to their work with Zest, and the boat spun along in a lul of the wind. The sound of oars dipping in water grew clearer
 Sheppard dropped his scnn. Its all right he declared. We can catch them. I've no doubt of that. Let's think What are We going to do:'
 Why. catch 'em.' cried MoItgom cry
 We must strike somewhere and some time said l. The question is shall we do it now.'
 Sefeombe sat considering, and think Ne ali uneonscious!y were awaiting his decision. lie pulled the rudder strings suddenly With resolution.
 well get | bit nearer anyhow. he ren4;trlzefl ss.,lld the wind MI keep onr news from them. Eut fancy this las get to be settiea on tasa.;l dr4aa.
 'l a4ree With Not! V as ,,J5t,.l,
 "E'uil on, thoa' ho replied ana liM- self prepared for action
 .As sheppard and Mont nery dipped | t. .,Y [l