Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-01-21

ion without difficulty"
'Hut--with your permission of course
since yon are an Interested party laugh
Vi the commodore 'perhaps i, would b,
.c,tor to have her on tie frjgato."
"rhat wouldn't DO at all, SIR" sal,
Smith eagerly; you may not he return
nc to a harbor for 4 month, and I'm sart
rou wouldn't care to make a young ladl
a prisoner of war;
Are there any other women on thu
1otEade-muner:" asked Paulling, intent
Haou the proprietes.
Her maid and several other servants,
believe. sir
"Oh very WELL have it your own way
i l suppose you want to cut ont both Elcns
a the same job. But mark this, young
man. Remember that the EIlen-the pri-
vateer, | mean-is the prime object of
! Nour eudeayors, not the lady"
Il shall remember. sir"
"!Iave you any further suggestions or
requests%"
YES, sir" answered Smith. Il think
/ it would be well to transship the cargo
/ Of the Greyhound. We have three vessels
! here and they can take the most valuable
/ portion of it. 50 that if anything happens
when l mix up with the priyateer you Il
still have something for your pains. We're
not in a great hurry. | take it, to get at
the privatear. She is helpless until we go
in. The weather is pleasant and bids
fair to remain 50. The transshipment of
The prize cargo should not be difficult"
All right" answered the commodore.
~,
a good suggestion. Now. then, how many
men will YOU want to go with youE
The fifty men that you detailed to the
J'pshur will be enough. There won't be
much fighting. | imagine, but after we
carry the Ellen We'll have to move quick
~ and l shall want enough hands to take
both ships out easily
What will you do for a pilot?'
I've thought of that" answered Smith
promptly. You recall that half chart
was enclosed in the letter."
But what can you do with half
chart:'
Il think | know where the other half
is, If don't. III manage somehow. III
impress one of the natives and threaten
him with instant death unless | am shown
the way
"yarv yvall Mr.. Smith. have the men
transShipped from the Upshur at once.
| will send another crew on board of her
na ,.o,, r,,on+ any more of4icers?"
..Zo cir If Robinson is all right. he
and nrovn with old Bob Gantlin will be
all that | require
Good" said Commodore Paulding, Il
.,,,u .,,,,,,ort Won so far as I can with
tI'a fri,,a+n and tho gunhoat and if vou're
~ a,,+ or e haar no+hinu from Won in
t,,., d,,., TN ,ond tba ounhoat into the
.,I for !, s,fo on +ha chance
,r,,,,. .,,,.a.,s como Of Won ar holm Won
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,I t,,,~ 1la+,.,l+in, of tho rIlan
.i'' 10y - ,4 i,,,,,a,+o,oo "a tho
= 'l'''' .t,....,.. l'a,arJ sho mus
,o"'''' e,,l', ..--f,,l, a,,.a,. ~. Tho
0e prev -, I'm ,t ,,-i,Ioa...
way y" H,'' r,.o. ",' dataI +,,:a sI.iraI
ASK "i''''', v-,,,,l., Co. +l,,+
fiia''''h'..S l'o'n inc ''-l''
PurpoSe'
nvN' S''
II sen" "'''i "',I''' W.
prize al onIe ~ "iI',.''e -. ''r =,
look al'er 'ne Joo' ii'' ol o,'' we II '"N'
the capluIeu ere" oi' 'o'iU inc o. Law
renee
III snort ''ne 'Ie Ne' was "ni'e WIN
poa'S ouN} "oou' '"e '"' ,ouI N'''i'9 Vi
trahSSnipplns '"e t"Iso Vi tue PII"e 10
the o'H"T S"InN' roI ,"o uaHS 'He WORK
continued rortuilattH' t"e cargo was
Oh Sucn 'n"l ,e' .'"' '"eiI was li'.ie
dlihcuitF IN preaNIhS 1t OUT ana trahsSh'p-
ping II 10 'iIe o'"eI 'eHSViH' anu lortu-
nateiy a,S0' tue "e"'htL served !heih'
MISS r.Ieh, WHO Win her "iach niaId
ana TWO oIa'h men ser anus remained on
the Grey EHoullu' kept cioAeiS III hrI state
room curing me WHoie peIIou' HHe had
protested against tne ORDERS that detained
her on p'aru tHe p'o'hade-ruiilleF. nhe
had ueulanueu 70 see 'olhHlooure iauid-
'"9 r'1'1 .ii
: 49,, 80 80 .,.l,..;.
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.r..l .ra ,1fl .,.:,t 49,. ~, -
,r.u
.-,,.r,,,. o,, lnr mart that i.-sb, ,,ositi,..r,.
refused to So, her lover aoafn Her meals
wore served ro her in har cabin Sba did
NOT even come nm on decI, ro got a hreatb
Of fresh air All communication with