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AUCTION SALES.

LARGE AUCTION SALE OF
20 Head of Fresh Country Horses.
IS Head of Good Mules,
10 head Of Local Horses.
AT THE
Washington Horse and Mule Co.'S
Stables, 1887 Nj St. n w.
MONDAY, August ID, at 70 A. NJ.
Rain or Shine.
These Horses and Mules have bes,
carefully selected for this Nsrkef b,,
the McHenry Bros. and consist az soma
the Draft Horses, General pItrDo~s
Horses and some good Saddle snd
Driving Horses, also very fast Parsrs
RMS VIII be an exceptional fine icf ~
Horses and Mules and worthy tha a.
tentlon Of any one in need Of a 5000
Horse. As we are not going ont ~
business but have come here TO sfav
We viii as usual sell all Horses. un5er
strict guarantee or money refunded h
Horses are not as represented. Horses
on Inspection Sunday, August Isl
Telephone, West 1881
1y8l-2t MeHENRY BROS. Proprietors.
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ALVEOLAR TEETH-Patnless lasting. won
derfully ufeiike. bridgeWork or plates un
necessary painless aAing DR.. J. L. VIII
SON. Iz0s b. Jy21-u
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SPIRITUALISM.

GAIE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM, reads
your lie correctly; gives names, facts daily
and sunday. COZ Sd ST. n. T.. cor. r. near
Union station. Ladies only. iy3-u
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO lDIEs.

WANTED-Men with teams and
carts for excavating. SOS 9th st.
n. W, at once.
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COUNTRY DC -.
GLEN MANOR. Forest Glen Md, under
new management large house, porches,
plenty shade tennis, near cars; through
cars every half hour from Pennsylvania ave.
and Jth Sc. Jy3l-gtF
WAEIED-Summer b0arders at quiet, COun-
try home 81 miles from Washington; fine
table. pure So ing water, plenty shade daily
mail ~ miles from RappahannOck river
rates reasonable Airs. ". A. KING. Rem
ugtou, Va. Jy5O-7t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

iy2z.2aa.aual
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MRS. X LUSBY. s3S New York ave. n. W,
Palmistry and card readings. Positively Ia
dieE only. IL d. a. TO $3.50 y. ~ Ja26-L
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
TAKES PLEDGE TO
CURE MOTOR MANIA
Probationer Gives Solemn Prom
ise to Judge Brown to ABB
stain for Six Years

OAKLAND Sept 2s.-Judge Brown
administered the pledge to Edward
Barrett today TO remain IN effect Tor
six years. but it is motorcycles. aU-
t9nobfIss and bicycles that Barrett
is 70 refrain from touching ard not the
pruverbfaI hfghhau
Barrett has been IN trouble five times
as a result Of his mania for motor
cycles and IN placing Elm On proha-
ton. after pleading guilty 70 a charge
Of grand larceny. he was given one
year for each oFense and an additional
year for good measure 10 demonstrate
his repentance Barrstts latest and
NEST serious ufxup came when he rode
away On a trial trip on a 5000 moter-
cycle owned by Charles ButIar He
was SO well pleased that the trial "trip
stalled the machine IN stable and
went TO work
Tie other oTenses. as disclosed by
Probation Officer Ruess' report were
exceeding tire speed limits runnin z
into an aged woman, failing TO make
payments on a motorcycle he had pur-
chased On the instalImeut plan and
riding without a license. Barrett is
1g years OF age
Judge Brown Questioned the sound
ness OF the mental attitude Of people
who ride motorcycles too reckIessIy
and decided that Barrett belonged 20
this class He viii be taken into a
family at San Francisco where a fine
motorcycle is kept. but its pleasures
are 20 be denied Barrett
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND
WELDED FORK
Gas Pipe Used on Son i'm At.
tempt to Defend His Mother

OAKLAND. Sept 23-That her aus
band. Antoine Gotstetn. had attacked
her with table forks. that she had
suffered the anguish OF seeing him ar
rested for attempting TO break into
a room occupied by two young girls.
and had generally been subjected 70
years Of abuse, were the main features
IN a suit for divorce fled today by
Mrs. Elise Gotstefu
She said he had also attacked her
son George with gaspipe when
George fnterfered TO save her The
Getstefus are parties 70 q suit which
he commenced to force the return of
real property in Lincoln avenue. Ala
media decided to the wife when he went
TO Austria Mrs Gotstefn said he told
her that he would fix her. IL he lost.
Lillian !. Freeberg sued for divorce
from Alfred Freeberx- who OWLS 81 600
worth OF mining property. but who re-
fused to support her.
Andrew Clestrown, a bottle blower.
was accused Of failure TO provide and
desertton by Lizzie Chestrown- She
wants a divorce.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
BLIND MAN PROVES
EXPERT SWIMMER
Struggles to Landing When Big
Fish Pulls Him Into Water

OAKLAND Sept zs--Though blind
Toseph sanders, superintendent Of the
sdr,I+ blind home at Telegraph avenue
and TFirty-sfxth street. can find his
vav our Of deep water when he falls In
Ee demonstrated this a few days ago in
the san Joaquin river when be noun-
sered bevond his depth and scrambled
7r.t without calling for the assistance
~ his friends and fishing companions.
" McCIyuonds. superintendent OF
the Oakland public schools, and Doctor
Foster.
Sanders hooked big fish and was so
anxious 70 land Il and be spared the or
teal OF having 20 tell about the biggest
fsn he ever hooked without having at
faas4 = photograph 70 prove his tale.
+hat he fell In The water was deep,
bur that did not bother Sanders
The current carried him away before
na ror1fd regain his breath. and he
brought ID against q sandbank He
rubbed the water cut OF his eyes and
started back His companions did not
f,4rzp IN after him They did not have
70. IL spite Of the fact that he could
not see Sanders struck out bravery
across the current and made the lading
safely Re lost the fish. however. and
e now telling about its size
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

TEACHERS CLEARED
CRUELTY CHARGE
0ryiIIe Harmon Not Unduly Pun
ished Is Conclusion of the
District Attorney

OAKLAND. sept 2s.-No undue VIC
1ence was used upon young orvfle
Harmon son Of Henry Harue1- when
- vas punished By Miss Nellie Car
rcu and Mss Alice Bailey. teachers
AZ FrufrvzIe school No. ;. yesterday
morning according 70 District Attorney
Dorahce after hearing the side OF tie
teachers. he refused 70 take actior On
Ezr-ons Complaint that his son had
beer hrutzuy beaten with rattan and
= strap. Harmon asked for = warrant
OF arrest CT TIE teachers
Mss BzLer. Mss Carroll and Miss
Marie Allen who vas = witness. called
response 70 = szunons.
Mss Carroll said The boy had been
81 trial FOR 4 week IN uy rcou ard
yesterday : gave Bin 10 minutes IN
rhi-h q get % work with ais studies.
Re failed and I gave hlm tive more
ard he watched the clock until they
lad eIsrse6 -Een I sent him into the
hzu z16 later Re was taken int Miss
EzxIey's roor-- VIE advised the Use or
IKE strap He resisted and kicked Is
scth- Then I tosk q small flexible rat
IN aus Mss BzxIey and I punished
tt- Mss Allen was n witness Il
e rad taken his medicine his punish
-err would have been lighter. but We
could ret stand being kicked After
-z-E - vent home v1-ao1t permission
z-E -ov he VII have 90 face a rruarcy
charge -hez he rsturrs
Mss Bailey gave = similar version
r-rah--e decided that the boy had re-
cet-e6 uothing more than he had de-
xs--ez
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
MAYOR NOY SIGNS
ALAMEDA TAX LEVY
Ordinance Fixing Rate at Sis
Justified on Account OF
Providing Parks

ALAMEDA sept zs.-The ordnance
passed by the city council fixing the
municipal tax rate at s1s5 On each 500
ct assessed valuations was signed ~
Mayor William H Noy today The
mayor addressed 4 letter 10 the council
IN which he gave his reasons for aP-
proving the measure
The mayor said IN his communication
that the rate OF sE25r which by some
has beer held 10 be high was made
necessary by the many city improve
manrs projected and others under way.
He called attention TO the fact That
the council had 70 provide sII.l8a for
the park and Fairgrounds this year an
item Of expense thar did not have TO be
met in the last tax levy as the ru-
nfcfpaIfsy had not then acquired the
three parks and Fairgrounds that form
the principal part CT the park and zee
reation system
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
KNOWLAND TELLS
OF WEDDING PLANS
Congressman Is to Make Miss
Emelyn S. West Bride at
Simple Ceremony

ALAMEDA. SEPT 2s-Con gresham
Joseph r knowIaHd. WHO plans to leave
here the latter part OF this week for
Chicago, where he Is 70 take 4 bride.
has announced that the lady who Is 20
become his wife Is Miss EneIyn E
West daughter OF Mrs Florence B.
West % West Lynne, Va
IRE welding will take place in the
Auditorium Annex IN Chicago next
Tuesday a friend az Dr.. George a
Gee whose late wife was 4 sister OF
the CONGRESSMAN. VIII ofacEste at the
ma rrieEe. IRE ceremony viii not be
Iaborate and Immediately following
the welding the couple viii start for
California
KnowEaud intends 70 be back In Ala
media by October s. 50 that he nay
tended President Taft On this side or
the bay and N san Francisco.
Congressman EnoElaud VIII be &C.
corpanFef east his his young daughter,
Miss Eleanor EnowIaEd Miss West
and her mother viii neet the Califor-
mars IN Chicago. The bride elect
comes from an old and prominent
family IN Virginia that gave several
governors 20 that commonwealth IN
colonial DAYS. she - a granddaughter
OF TIE Tzte Captain GeorEe scarborough
and a zrandufece Of the late Gensral
Mitchell Wellington West Of virginia
suS also q granddaughter OF Dr. Ed
ward Ar-ir SEEKER. an eminent sur
reoz OF Nefheiu. Germany, and OF
Colonel L P SEEKER ~ Texas The an
,-ss--aI ha--e 81 the West family iz On
an old plantation Of Virginia
after their arrival here Congressman
Krowfzud and his bride will make their
nome AZ the KnowIaud residence, 1898
Everett street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
LAMP DROPS AND
THREE HOMES BURN
Oakland Department Called TO
Aid IN Controlling Fire
In Fruifvale

OAKLAND sept es-Thrse cottages
IN FrutrvzIe were destroyed 6y IRA
early this morning as the rszuIr q a
IIghred lamp Being dropped On the Eoor
OF his dwelling by + r Smith 1883
East TEenEE-secoud street.
An alarm brought the lower Fruit
vale IRE department bit n SPITE o.
the crews Efforts the flames spread ID
the adjoining cottages. occupied " ".
c Duncan and P : Mercer C1ahle ID
hold the IRE. the FrUwsls are1e1
called for help t-Un oakland And rhs
Twenrv-third avenue engine was se1C
out
su7oIv water. WITH the snail stream
the sugfusueu held tire frs II c0urrul
until Il burned cut
The cottages were vaIued at s--550
ezeh
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
LECTURE On HAWAII FOR
STUDENTS AT STANFORD
Rev. III. /. Stark &c Tell of the
Leper Settlement
fSpeciaI Diapatch 70 The calII

STANFORD UNIV EESIITs sept III
Rev. Il I. Stark Of the PauIist order
will Lecture in Mullins hall, PaIo AItes
On early conditions in natives on the
leper island OF MofakzL
Prof z P. Leslie has made plans for
tive traups at the end of this week Tie
first viii be from Robe hall Friday
afternoon TO Kings mountain The sec
end party will leave fer Kings noun
tain at noon Saturday.
Members Of the class on water SUP
ply Of the civil engineering department
were treated 10 lecture sY an official
of the Southern Pacific company from
the rear Of 4 special car at the Palo
Alto station last night. Stereopticou
views illustrated explanations OF the
block skztem of signals. train sched-
uEes and traffic handling
President Wyr7au called the first meet
ing OF the new class officers today. The
class decided 20 OFFER a prize OF SIS for
the best manuscript OF a plug ugly
play. The president was authorized to
select the play. It was reported that
the junior plugs were for sale for s1-i5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

SAN nArEo TAX zArERe,svoo1 CIV
SEPT @-The Tx rTre Aevte<l y ne 9e4sa .
ras- toes wss dxeff ant SEsieref coi lecrel NJ ~
Iq-r=- ST 81 en- s4cn s1as x the 1zze='seu Vh-iia
-fs,, ~ ~. orruerr- sHfsitfe q ne near1ur1re
rirfs= and 81 u inside % Incorporated efs1es
4r,f owns The arupGseti rax 4 81 80 Tor ne
r1sIr,.srsu 7av 6irh srhaai dfsrricr WIS -
s..@.sT sa.-sTr,sa mere fre arlT ID <hi lfre1 az
rz-tfur ne ss-rnal- Aerifu tie lerlr1nn ching
far Bond issue tsr ne PHrprse % 1uildl y
1,eaEsux
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
PARDEE BACK FROM
HIS SOUTHERN TRIP
Notices Interests Seek to Sup
press BaIIinger Controversy

OAKLAND. Sept. 23-Fermer Cow
ernor George c. Parcee returned today
from southern California. where he
spent soma weeks or vacation with
clifford Pfnchor. federal chief forester,
C. F. Holder aHd other friends
Doctor Pardee was silent 90 far as
extended discussion Of the BaI1tnger In
ctdeut was cen4erned
Il am not talking any more at pres
ent On that subject said the former
governor Il have observed that the
newspapers controlled or owned by the
interests and trusts have been much
excited over this subject and now want
TO drop t. But II will net be dropped
until # has been sifted to the bottom. y
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

ARRESTED ECE CRUELTY 70 ANNALS
Stockton SEPT 2-E g. Learned. 4 local
NvaizsvaSaIuaa. EaI makes extra money 0y
selling old and Eorn0ut horses % 4 Pe5aIuI1a
man who operates u horse factory. vas ar
restesf today FOR cruelty ID animals The cam
siainr was sworn 20 n san Francisco By n Hen
uessY humane officer. Il was alleged Learned
shipped 4 horse % Ehe PetalIma nm that vds
30 sick Z could net stand 10. Lsarnei vas ~
leased en- purring ur 500 haiL He VII appear
before Police Judge Weller N san francisco 1ex1
Tues6av morning II % a'cIoek-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
RAILROAD COMPANY
SECURES INJUNCTION
Sale of Franchises and Property
Stayed by Court
fSpcricL D,-rafch to The CallT

SAN RAFAEL Sept Am fnfunc-
ton was secured here today from S1-
perfor Judge Lennon by the North
western Pacific railroad to prevent the
sale OF the companEs franchises aud a
large amount Of property In this coun-
try. which was scheduled TO take place
SeEtsuaber % to satisfy a iud gmear
secured SIX years ago by Hugh A. Boyle
Of Mill Valley
Litigation has been going on here IN
the case since 1889 when Mrs. c. "
Boyle. VITO is now dead commenced a
damage suit for $4,000 against the rail-
road. She was awarded verdict In 1900
for s3T525. which included costs. and ac-
cordfug to the railroad. the money was
rendered her but she refused It.
With interest the amount has grown
TO s42aST3 for which amount the exc
cution now calls
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
FARMER ROBBED BY
PAIR OF OPERATORS
One Talks 70 Him While Other
One Enters House

HAYWARD. Sept es--Wh bile Antcne
Frzres q fzrusr near DubIiz- was en-
EzzeG II conversation With yoE1E
nan IN front q lis farm yesterday the
Touug mans confederate entered TIE
h0use BY z rear door ard stole 5000
TIE young nan who vas talking 70
F-ates preten6ed that he was 4 produce
merchant anxto1s % buy the farmers
vegerzbIes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
ISTUDfNTS PREPARE
FOOTBALL SHOW
Vaudeville and Minstrel Enter
fainment for Night of Intercol-
legiate Game in November

BERKELEY. Sept. 23--F9r the first
time in several years student talent
WIN face the footiights at the annual
football show the night of the big In
tercoIIegfate game with Stanford in
November Plans are new BefHs com
pIeret for q va adeviIIe minstrel enter
talnn1eur which viii surpass any given
BY the students In connection with the
annual game with the cardinal
Tie gTee club and the musical or
ganfzatfons Of the students have been
engaged for the occasion and well
known college soEafsts viii appear
The six endnen selected for the
minstrel show, we'll known as comedians
ion the campus, are. Coleman Schwartz,
II. B. Johnson. Hal Bingham the San
Francisco cIubnAus c. Jones, D. L
MafssI and Nat SchmuIowftz Rossfter
L NIkeI viii be fnterIocutor. Yell
Leader r. D. Eartigan and George Man
ship have charge Of the entertainment
The annual inftia ton Of new mem
bers of the architectural association Of
the students of the university was an
event Of this week Among the neo-
phytes are. Misses Penelope Murdoch.
MARGARET Writer Grace Weeks and
AtIeeu O'BFfen and J. H Mitchell. Will
liam A Edwards, r L. Stanley A
Evers. H T. Stuttard. T. l. Shepherd.
L. H Stock T. 8 Harrison and T. r
Newsonl Lester H. Hfbsard Is presf-
dent Of the association
The annual faeuIty-senior singing
was held IN Senior hall tonight with a
large gathering OF seniors and faculty
men Among the faculty speakers
were. c. L Cory, head Of the depart
u1ent Of mechanical engineering Ed
mund OrNeflI. head Of the department
I of chemistry. and w. A. SetehelI. head
lof the department. or botany. Presf-
dent s w Cuanfn CHAM OF the studsHt
body and William A. Edwards. presf-
dent Of the senior class, were anon 8
the student speakers Yell Leader :
/ D. Hartigzn led the songs and yeIIs-
The civil engineering association Of
! the students will hold q banquet In
/ Oakland Saturday night in charge Of
the following coan7fttee@ Z H. MARX
wart chairman; D. L MafseL 4 J.
Eddy. VI Little aud G. c. GrubE-
I The graduate students VIII hold a
dance In Hearst hall November 4. ae-
cordfng TO the decision OF the higher
lcoursa students yesterday President
William r Hayes will appoint the COM
u1lttees for the affair
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Ladies. practice economy by havinx
vour cid feathers and pfumes dyed or
rnzde over and by having that old skirt
cleaned and dyed No use TO throw
good things away. Look In the Want
Ad section Of t0dayss paper and YOU
will ind many ways to save MONEY
tire people whose business 1T is to
rerovate and make new things cut Of
oId advertise there dz1ly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Reorganization Committee
8O6 Kohl Building
Sign and Mail Immediately
ASSIGNMENT AND AUTHORIZATION BY DEPoSIFoR
Sign and Mail Immediately
SOC Kohl Building


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~ alton
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Poor
Digestion?

This IS one of the first signs of stom-
ach weakness. Distress after eating,
sour quotations, sick headache, bill
ious conditions are all Indicative
that It IS the stomach that needs
assistance Help II to regain health
and strength by taking
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24
8O5-6 Kohl Building
RICHARD M. HOTALING- Pres.
/. W. RAPHAEL. Vice Pres
DEPOsITORs:-

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rabou5O the total dpoaEu to
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without them rpat snsl have
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REMEMBER
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Mr. and Mrs Roger Chickerf1z and
Mss Mzrzzret PAR who have been
touring Europe since the early sumner.
have sailed for home and are expected
% reach California IN Z few weeks
Ms Cnickerfnz ana Mss Pzrr are well
liked ~ the smart set and their home
coming viii be THE occasion for a num-
ber Of the winters festivities.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Tie score q ustrcnz who make u
The Monday bridge club have been IN
Guided IN the invitation OF Mrs. John
L Howard for Monday afternoon, Oc1o-
Der 4 VIXEN she eztertzius at luncheon
ard cards These nefgtborhood friends
have z60pted EzcIioa bridge for the
diversion OF their fortnfghtIy gather
rs Liz rfe wfrrer
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Mrs.. " H richardson, who has been
Spending several weeks IN California
as the house guest Of her father,
Stephen = Gage. and her sisters, Mrs
George Cross and Mrs. Joseph Lorzn
Pease. eft this evening FOR her home
n Dallas Tex Mrs Richardson pur-
poses % corze 70 the coast for q part
q each year 70 the delight Of 4 wide
circle OF frfends During her visit she
was extensively fetsd
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Friday evening the EEks viii give
a Gfnrer AT one cf the downtown cafes
IN homer q the gifted young society
fox who made the recent benefit a
success Covers VIII be laid for more
rhan 159 guests
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

1rlss Else C0ie. the 1zncee OF Ben
rerr Bates viii be entertained At a
rtfubTe bee which Mss Caroline
NzcIise IS arranging IN her honor fer
Tuesday. dozen friends have been
hidden ~ the Young hostess 70 e1joT
the Informal hour. The wedding q
Bates ard Miss Cole viii be = house
ceremony of Wednesday evening
0.-~cNer <
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Fer SATURDAY afternoon Mrs Percfe
Back hzs asked several friends 70 be
Eer guests Al luncheon and cards At
ner ho-e II Linda Vista
The Washington times., 1909-09-16
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
TAKEN IN TOW

4AhEN IN 1ON.
wy ELL, we mustn't stand here talk
w ing. Somebody win come along
and discover us. You say you don I
want either Hicke or Picketzo to know
you are slowed away here?" asked
Bonner.
No: they'd put me aioat without a
boat II they knew 7 was aboard"
It's Just as we'll I think you have
some information that viii help us.
You 60 back TO your hiding place now,
and We'll see that you get some food
tomorrow morning early. 1t will be
thrown down the hatchway here, and
you be watching for it, MT.-ah, what
did you say your name is?"
Jim answered the stowaway
All right, jim Good night. I'll see
that you get off all right when we land.
Remember, there's money In It, and I
dont want you to play any tricks on
You can rely on me"
Good night, them said Bonner. and
he wheeled away with his daughter,
while Jim duclSed below.
1t was just In time, for several people
passed the Boomers as they returned to
their cabins.
All were up early the next morning.
IN spite Of the fact that nobody aboard
had had mope than half his usual guam
tity OF sleep.
Bonner managed 70 smuggle the food
70 the hatchway and threw IT down TO
- AACAN - III NNAiu A--A IL utStEll
Then he looked I'D his daughter and
got her TO tell him All that Jim had
said before he had appeared on the
scene.
As they talked over this new develop
ment and wondered what had become
Of 'Eben news was circulated about that
the Winnewaba was TO be towed INTO
Boston by the Sebastian. II had been
decided that IL would be easier TO do
this than fU- the Sebastian to transfer
enough coal 70 take the Winnewaba
into port.
The passengers we're all bright and
eXpectant. They had received a good
breakfast and everything looked hope
full.
Now that the danger was past, a few
grumbled that they were 70 put in 20
the American shore instead OF landing
IN England, but most Of the passengers
were he pl0y 10 know that they were 10
reach land and the DANGER was all over.
The dag was splendid and in very
short time the Sebastian steamed west
ard with the Winnewaba in tow.
Boston. It was found, was only 200
miles away, and they would reach port