The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-06-21


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ne three mates, the boatswain and
the carpenter We're also on board be-
litseS, most OF them large headed with
recent llnasions and feeling cantank-
~aecofdihgly. There was a small
S 5,,i cargo being shipped for New
dreams, ana 1t gave these worthy Of
iesTs cas- TO flnd occasional acid fault
WIN the stevedor's crew or the crane
ilel on the wharf. but Tor the most part
.ney shuffled about the decks in easy
.lppers. attending to the various ship
aG5les IN MASSIVE slleerlns silence.
Pa1rlck Cambel eame into the Chart
DOM on the bridge deck. closing the
ioor behind him. "A cherry, aniable
;roWd you've collected" he said.
Aren't they" replied Captain Ket-
lie from a sofa locker. They're just a
20 sea, and they start on mischief. Nv
a cur. He wouldn't stand nm To
l Chinaman. And the rest of the after
guard is much of a pattern, picked that
way on purpose Oh, 1 tell you, MI.
cambel. that 1 stand alone, and shall
he brut-s! I'll maze them. 1t isn't
l new sort of tea party this with me-"
You're going into it with your eyes
anyway"
"Oh, don't you make any error" said
Il know my job. And If 1 warn
us you'll see things FOR l.
and perhaps join in at them.
don't go and tell everybody. Not
much. They think ashore I've got a
cal soft thing on this time. Why, do
% know, Mr.. Cambel," he added. With
thin, sour grin, my old woman want
d to come with me for the trip" She
aid it was so long since she's had a
vhiff Of outside air that now Pa s,1ch
tidy steamboat under me she couldn't
he'd bring one of the Kids With her