The Detroit times., 1908-05-18
What You Get Ii
You Get Busy
Great Things in Store for Early
Birds CT Commerce.


Some OF the things you can do IL
you belong 10 the Board OF Commerce
aioat on the City OF Cleveland.
June A.:
You can take the electric elevator
10 your stateroom.
You can talk 20 anyone OF your
900 fellow-passengers by telephone
from your room
You can get the baseball reports by
wireless
You can wireless your home or
Office
You can hear the band play
You can hear the choral clu,S sing.
You can near the invited statesmen
speak.
You can get the Daily Splash de.
| iyered az your stateroom door every
morning
You can have daily splash or
| shower i'm the bath room
You can attend the feasts OF reason
in the convention hall
You can salute your friends at Port
Huron, Alpena. Cheboygan. Mackinac
Island and the 500,
Yen can see an eyer-changing river
and shore panorama.
You can get acquainted.
You can get enthusiastic about the
city In which life is worth liying-you
know,
You can get back.
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minum, and light as an egg. but al
most as brittle. What We want Is
care, not strength
So saying. he laid hold of the paint
sr OF the DIS" bows and pushed her
stern astream with his foot. The
"Dt." without the mems weight on
her bobbed round like a duck: he
then leaned into the little craft and
drew up her false keel
Now" ne said to old Bill. let's lift
her by the head, and once in the slips
things will be easy"
Together they lifted the "Dis" bows
ont of the water and then ran her up
the siipway Two minutes later they
had her housed secure and snug In the
boathouse
All you have got 10 do now" said
Strong To old Bill. is 10 lock the door
and sit outside and smoke. and mind
YOU. no one is 10 peep in unless II be
Arbuthnot, Langley or myself"
The old man nodded his head with
the air OF one determined TO do his
duty even AT the cost OF his life, and
resumed his seat on ihe tumble OF
spare oars and stretchers.
Once more Strong took his hand.
Maybe he said, that | shall have
10 90 Ia town without seeing you
again SO just take Mr.. Langley's or
ders and help him as much as you
can After all. II is his craft. though
am nominally In command"
All right. sir" said old Bill as he
pumphandled Strong's arm, and then
he watched him stride away with
Langley toward the gasworks. beside
which ran little path which led TO q
mario thoroughfare rejoicing In the
| portentous name Of Commercial road.
From here Langley and Strong went
through little gate. up ST Ebbe's
street. and SO into Queen-st.
Here they turned sharp To the right
( and made for the Carfax This they
crossed and. skirting the police sta.
/ ton. gtrolled -heartedly along
| The High" finally turning In
through the gates OF Brasennose
They ran up two flights OF creakins
stairs that led To Arbuthnots rooms,
arrived at which Strong began TO kick
/ q loud tattoo on the door.
\ moment later It was flung open,
and by an exceedingly wrathful Ar
! buthnOt. but his half-comic anger
melted into pleasure al the sight OF
Strong He gripped him by the arm
and dragged him in
I'm the name Of all that's wonder
! ful, he cried, how did YOU get here?
! One would think you had dropped from
the sky"
That said Strong. with little
smile. is exactly what we have done"
Arbuthnot glanced at him with rails
ed eyebrows Feeling the heat, are
you not, old man? Come in and sit
down
Strong stretched himself on the
sofa which had borne his weight so
many times before and looked around
with appreciation.
Langley perched himself ON the
windowsill and beamed about him
through his glasses
! Presently Strong got up and went
over to the door. Il want you To sport
your oak old man" he said to Arhuth.
not
Good heavens" said Arbuthnot, ito
hear you talk one would think you
were all escaped criminal However,
| here goes" and he went over and pull.
ed TO the heavy outer door.
Now" said Strong, for a drink
and business-real hot, hard busi-
ness"
He pushed Arbuthnot into chair
and sat himself down at the table.
Have YOU got time TO listen to
long tale?" he asked.
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