Putnam patriot., 1908-06-05
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 weula bsee bpaH-d aeirais and Tho soi ftair- ufaila hate riranea on ka'e's fnver iasiead of hiding Tx brilliant gieht Fu f5m ,74faer If tIte safe in paurs office lHziraI prffle heia ~way and fnsa to shos fllgf ale dld not care ksfr firted outrs geousiy wiih John Trsff
 Su~. who 1rent was m one seemed so kssw exactly II waa sad that he uas iaokin. for site for n" summer fteara whph should bring prosperity 10 shs- i<lanh Certain it was that speedy Tram fraau the livery took him on many tp,rs of The Islan1. and during tlIeee trips kaie frequently @acupied the seal of fhpeHffer Riib hiB
 flsi randop whose duties held him s-lossly at ihe dp.k watched thefa sseed tta=i on their any fo visit ~8fne likely iocatIen and. with q hraFy heart he wondered what fiIe outcome would be. He neitBer liked 8pf trusted Trent wherein he stDo1 aI9Be. f9f Trent had ssotua..a himself into ibe good grnees of mosi of fhe islanders At The sim fJir entertainments of its ssrinl life be >snS afWaYs fhe most welcome gnesi while Inni giaNrrlHs IL e9fDer and sefssanE ts take Raft in aHy af the ssaiHrs raigr.sied iiy Trent found iess nnd is.ss sympathy as .Ifenis popular sis gn.w
 Ii oss nof afteu that Paul intended @ocini aGairs uew urging the enlee as ab s3fnas.. flieitgh hp had moi found If sllfbfsiil fo leave tbe deck efeh on sail anF nights HbrH lie WAS to uct ns es corr |, hAte ptffoW He aui tis fu sher owned fhe sia1iatf Haieei G sshieh fuade aemIweeklg tfies t9 the mainland fa 8Inicr this WHs atept fbr palk u8t.ins If eeiHtettuE tipn. for xhe haak aales Hado tue rai#e pf ahP lfffafsnFs si8pps alB9ef lmla,sHHiie anal ibe sf1Haher H9aiH Hrre engaged on tltH f#hias ffHHa Ehe kpiaft C. snfHlai ibe eataii aeruaq fhe sfrff fd The elfg aHd i esas ths ii8lEe Nhisit siHde nmi communication Wlfh she H.HHfad Ha i.se
 4he adiHrz Nsfe zeGelaled for o'eiatk eai T The Gliiw buats were eais lBaiins ia ihe Hfe#Mer would be held unsIi thsif arrival and frequently fl wHs toHe afier midnight before the wiari #as made
 gljs f8ri6shed Paul win the excnae Tor remaining nNay Tram merfymak lnrs and gradually In the aeeiety af she fishernpH and merchants he beard sitir af whal was eauE on though hnfess Increasing fendhess for Trent avas rarsip eern ameng lhe seafarss
 ssn completely had he isolated him self from the local gazsip thal he WIS surprised when nne sailing dny 9eerge 4,yfroin drove his daegbiee Hh fo tle stoek aa1 engaged passaee for her aeresv io the mainland
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 There sas @eaaae ta lhe tones, hat g'uul shasst hs head
 stfeHs there's nn chance evea A. Fieainn eaniatHs he dcelaeed "t Ruess S'vr laei All hold on knte
 Pxfom Hhtontineed sbonk his haal hui hr offered ne further argument nnd afler leafHleg tyat lhe tshne Href enuid l.e la lale hr stamped oHt fl ihe oiiee md en lHtar,i the steaHner te ses shat kate was n5Hfle comfortable
 II Was the elle that passengers should te aiuard II the nunaaHeeA sailing eIme. mud when o'clock came raui socheA tle ticket drawer and neni eat on the deek tp laes after same freight He siuflienaiv avoided raneing toward the after patt of inc steam.f Wherr the passenger accommodations were and ie 3li rti notice the Whife Nlst fni faee nfnseel aalnst tbe pHae ef oue at fa5e aIAfefaehs
 Nor aI1 he see thlt tie faee Nas siih tbere when he returned fsaHt ztrpe nnd the ues, of ibe fshlus 6esi lincd ap aleae ,le # f'as eaeK aH8 fsa a5 70 rses ihe e8rrels uf fsh aereSs the deet sa fhr se,aHeF
 ieaa taat etae eH iif s9Hs eaafu#fan sS rapidly #s 5 teaf eeeh Hnn4d he gave p'aee ln atethef atsl hN mid ni@As Be tstzt ,7f tl, ealEsses A3Ea 44e4y esi nd tl}r sWtars hewIu io make hfeP afaslens to east n
 Tanl haa sone ia the gangplank te see that all was right when Trent eu steaNeeeA |, pr,ss past hiia fer a Hn e~sng iaul hcsilatoai. tliea r,seuielt h~ harr,sl the way
 -sIleket~." he demanded Trent lnnsh cd ~f1i nN II with the purser." he as surei "YeY cannot get aboard without 2 ticket rnul insisted Then sell ma one suggested Trent I setting down hts suit ease and draw ng ons his hili fold. t'xlhn sale ef tickets stopped at q o'clock reminded Paul "No more | tickets VIII he sold for thls voyage | You win have te walt un,ll Thursday sii Is vital that ! should catch this | boat" deciar,si TNnt T lust hap | penssi h remember that haVr an Im | rortant oeshalsicrr meeting to New | York on Friday
 .Yoa should have remembered hefore | q o'ciock" said fanl T cannot lct | sou board the steamer now You ean'i step me hlusieret Trent -Nea are common carrier and sol l harr 10 give me passage
 T taaM the law" insisted Paul 1 -yoa eannei sail s.a the R8lert q te. i Eisht That x aH thene is r (
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