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FORFEITED $50.

The well known citizen of Spo-
kane, who gave his name as George
A. Macdonald, following his arrest
Tuesday night with a woman on
Monroe street, whom he was chok-
ing. failed to put In an appearance
at the station yesterday when his
case came up for trial and conse-
ouently forfeited his bond of $50.
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that injured back, which might get
better II she were given the care
which she ought to have but can
not get.
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stories and verses We've gone to lot of trouble and
expense to get them but it's well worth while when
we can secure such treat for best friendship
boys and girls of Spokane. Maybe father or mother
will read them to you if you can't do it very well your
self.
Be sure to read them all. The great Edmund Vance
Cook stories and poems for boys and girls
Begin Tomorrow in The Press
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The SPOKANE Press. delivered, "a
cents q month.
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G O N N u F. D
F r o
P a G F. O n F.
A GENERAL RAID
of having violated the laws against
bucket shops.

of having violated the laws against
bucket shops.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Three of
the most prominent curb brokers
arrested were Samuel Herzog, alias
Rice; George, alias Red" Sulli-
van, and Bernard Sheftels. George
Scarborough, a federal special
agent, swore to the complaints, al
leging that prior to January 10,
1910, the firm conspired to defraud
by the use of the United States
mail and telegraph wires, Will A.
Childs, Charles Slack and others.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. Sept. 20
The offices of B. H. Sheftels & Co.,
curb brokers, were raided here this
afternoon by the local police at the
direction of the postoffice authori-
ties.
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THE SPOKANE PRESS
THE final
COUNT

Following are the final, and Off
cial figures, on the count of the
votes cast for the charter commits
sion Candidates last Tuesday:
THE SUCCESSFUL TICKET,
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Our Boys and Girls

Have a mighty big tire
going to be uncovered
hours. Commencing to-
morrow The Press will
publish a whole month
full of stories and verses
especially for their
benefit. These tales and
rhymes are written by
one of Americas best
known poets and story
tellers.
Edmund Vance Cooke
Lots Of good fun in
them, some most amaz-
ing happenstances and
jingles that simply
make you Jingle with
pleasure. You really
can't afford to miss a
single one of these
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, CAN'T LOCATE
, CHIEF WAPPENsTEIN ,

. PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20. Z
= Though it was known posi- 4
. lively that Chief of Police
. Wappenstein was in Portland Z
. today corps Of newspaper
. men was unable to find him.
= He was seen yesterday at a
= local hotel in the elevator and
. later in the dining rooms. His
. name. however, could not be
= found on the register of any
= hotel in the city.
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Toys broken in the service Of the store
should h. carefully uendad instead Of
being thrown azid"
The master mind Of IN" jumping Jack
hus.ar will be r",n Sn,led ~ these words
He thought deeply about things and Was
by na,uT" energetic He was besides a
handsome rcd and yellow person.
Now he" am T. he continued. roth
ing IN tho world m" matter with me except
that tE" slr.uy that makes IN" Jerk is
gone l. woudu take TWO minutes ur
cost i cent 20 mead me Even ~ - -
naturally fall into rhe most graceful
|t,.tude. bur "l Cours" hayo lost my
..c"rl-t pH'i d.u~n and sprIghr,Inns~
We'll. ri =" got to sly cried t." h! :
headed sparrow. - tina one eyed Hnd
two 81 !. | Aia. q mo" lttlc boy wanted
- buy me ye-y much yesterday. bu, ia"
aaleew"nian showed t." out OF sight
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ling material. an awl. a gimlet. a ssr~-
driver and n little hammer. a small clamr.
some little screws and nails. Some pieces
Of fur and cloth. box OF paints ard lots
of other things useful in mendiny.
BY this time he was no longer a tired
bow hut was more excited than he had
ever been in his life before His ch@ess
were red and his eyes were bright. and he
jumped ont OF bed with a shout, ana Their
AZ th" foot OF his bed were three enorrro..
clothes baskets full of broken toys and
on each basket there was sign winch
read. Please mend lis
He hunted among them until he found
his friend the big headed sparrow. and h
started to mend il then and there The
very first thing. and hi- mother cond
hardly get him To dress and eat his brpaA
fast because hs was 50 busy rnend.ns
toys She said nothing. but she rernem
h"red the wonderful and expensive toys
she had PIT at tina boys bedfoot the ugh
before and she marvelled a. IN the manner
of humans how Santa Claus could have
known so much better than sh. what he-
boy wanted
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cyanide because you weve n man killer. ="
sand the jumpingjack hussar bitterly
The only thing that's the matter with
You really is that your head is unlock eIi
from the little wire in your body where
II hung loosely 20 that il could waggle
and please the gaping crowd Any fool
could mend YOU
viii somebody please tell me
politely asked the faxen haired doll t.
head. II that IL my foot lying over there
I'm r"conclled 10 tn. loHs Of my body
and arms. hut would 80 much like TO
identify that foot
1 snow this smash has upset my tooter
entirely. laid the combination rattle and
horn 4 used To make a very pretty
noise. bu' all Is silent now
And ioor NJ me" said tn" Indian doll
Hands broken OfI AT the wrists They II
probably sav | was tortured by hostile
-avsge- but ~ was really because a girl
let m" drop
Nothing but the junk heap for mine.
-tIrpo-". said the clock work old man
And Vet my works are just a. young
and sound H. they ever were You can
wind I'm up and they'll whir and buzz
and work away as hard a. any one could
wish. but th"rc'- nothing doing Some.
things Eon" wrong with my legs They
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So my chance ~ gDn. m.ght have been
loved " I couldn't have been msnded
THIS Is % very Just " orld Ia poor broken
things
oh. keep stli,' sighed Baby Bunting
S'po-e you v ere like me. shivering your
poor lutte teeth out OF your head I've
sTCnt my short life wrapped in fur from
head IL ankle Of course my feet have
glwcy' been bare. but I've got used la
thH' lecarisc its fashionable for babies
To- ~ with hRr" feet But when ~ comes
t. having the fur ruthleas'ly stripped from
one poor log and one shoulder it's awfIlly
cold. nobody knows how cold I'm
stIg" shall have pneumonia II they don't
mend me. and then they'll feel bad
Not they. said the Jumpin VI ack hUs
sGr cynIca!iy, What you need j. the So
ci"ty for the Prevention of Cruelty TO
Children To come and get You and ciothe
you properly. init understand they re
very busy
How did your head get down here"
asked the patient old elephant Of it's body
s. don't remember
4 suppo-. they gave Won a dose OF
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buried on Cocos Island. where many
expeditions hav" since landed IN vain
search: and the adventurous of the seal
ing feet have been among the Treasure"
hunters
Sine" the close Of tn" Eus~o-Japanes.
war new complexion has been placed
upon tn" sealing industry Great Britain
and the nlt.d States entered into Il treaty
many years ago To make restrictions the
United states al the same time exCluding
her own citizens from sealing. Japan -
NOT party To TN" treaty and sine. th"
Gloss. Of the war with Russia IapIn,ss"
-Choon.T- have been sent across tn.
Pacific Unhampered 10y any rrgtIlat ions
permitted 20 hunt with firearms oui-id..
the information thr"" mil" limit. whIi"
other vessels must Use. spears and remain
out-id" lin. Of sixty miles and are re-
strictcd Ia certain seasons.
The Japanese have shown themselves
IA daring a. any Of the adventures who
preceded them. and in the summer of 1916
tn. schooners BoSo MARI and My. MarrI
made raid ON the rook.ries AT ~ Paul
Island i'm which fiv" men wcr. killed and
lively. wounded by tn, guards On the
Copper lSland- tn. sam. year a small
fleet 81 Schooner- landed small field guns
ard drov. III tn. Russian guards ana
looted the seal herds
Not always. though. has tn. raider b."n
-ucc-ssfil Tn" schooner Shinonom.
MaruI. which went TO raid rookery on ,h..
kamcharkan coast in 1919. was SURPRISED
by Russians and tn" crew slaughtered
TO man. IN" schooner being burned
lis III" was not learned until a year later
when I'll" crew Of the schooner hinon.
MARI found skeletons dragged by animals
from shallow graves and IN. charred
remains If the sealer
III" kay"tsuB Maru had an almost sim
liar fate. One man only escaped H. said
that his fellows had been driven over a
chg by I'll. Russians and killed lie hid
IN SON" woods for "A time and WA later
captured and taken to P-tropaS lov-h
Times hav. changed IN IN. north Paci-
Fl" tn" old tirie -..Iipg fleet lies ldl, -,
~ moorlng chains IN Victoria Fnw Of
Tia" old time adventures remain Tn.
Western seal raider mas given place T.,
the japanese
In Yokohama. Hakodatr NoEishi and
SiIgilta few exilc=. the remnant of tho
aiv"nturcrs % tn. former san Frnnci.rn
-ch""n"rs. -'ill live with their .Iapano-.
con~"ri- and 90 yearly with tho brown men
To the sealing grounds, but the ma ority
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back as bot she could. but the jumping
jack hussar answered her brurally be-
caIls. h" felt 81 rad about II and knew
that nothing could hr done
Your sPwdust will have To run ont
then said he ~h-Caus" n" repair shop
IL closed until after Christina, You must
remember that Your" Just IL cheap old
doll and that nobody cares for Won nr for
any of Ms. | know whats going tn he
conn. OF rIS all and the rest Of You don 9.
We're going TO lea sent to he regular hos
pitfalls - amusc the sick children. Not so
bad for the children. because we're most
# rIs IN Pre- tty fair stat" Of preservation:
but shall We I've deprived If our just dues.
life liberty and the right 70 he mfnded?-
No. no. cried the broken toys with one
voic". We don't want To I've sent To
anus" the sick children. We want To he
mendei' "" want 10 lee mendsd'-
Houv tr,ty' What = all thls'- II was
nch. rumbllng. rollcklng voice that
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expression about has hsak and de
Jrcted droop 10 has wings
he held up his injured foot and said
Just look i, that claw Only two toes
i.i,. I'm rot saying IGything about my
eve. tof ! SUPPOSE e new ON. can b..
supplied. bat ho~ NY foot : going 10 b..
nsHded goodness only Knows | shall
certainly Sue the -tor" for damage Such
criminal csrelessness in handling tove
was never heard Of and then 20 shut up
tn" repair department when 1t was mos'
needed Did YOU sce the notice on the
gate: owing 30 IN" ov"rCrowtcd cordl-
ton Of tn repair department "" cannot
accept any NOR" articles for repair until
After the holidays -
iooh. Goo-i"' don't you know that that
department j. just for the benefit of IN.
customer OF TOYS. not for u.s. II was the
jumpingjack htp-sar who spoke -1h"
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tho seal"r AZ the uth her Will. his crew
was engaged on the sealing grounds
clubbing and skinning the vaiuabl" fur
bearer. For several davs Capt Ma
Caul"y remained on IN" roOkcry loading
h,I -choOn"r with p..li- Then ne sailed
away
hOr" notorious among IA" Adventures
Of the sailing fleet was IN" late Capt
Gu-'a"ti- Hansen, German who came
from Yokohama m IN" early DAYS Of ih..
industry with MS li'tl. schooner Ad-.
and h" b"cIrn. known a. Tn" FLYING
Du'Chmau Hansen ono. landed ON ~
Paul Island. ON" Of the PribyIoT-. and
'"'Z'.I m" store of skins Piled away by
~. ."ss..". IA h" salt hous.. after holding
up ~" Aleu-. Euardl with rifles w..
raI"d Copper and Robb"n Island rock
"ri.-. on several occasions and had a num-
b"r Of romantic adventures
cap, Bfcom. who has lately made. a
forum" IN steam whaling: IN. LAT. Capt
Hughr-. Capt Cope. now master 81
British tramp. and several other sealers
wer,. prisoners of Russia ~ Petropav-
lnv-k Their experiences Coop.d up IN
"A horho'Is" hv 'h" Russian Governor.
who looted th".r vessels Of "vcryt hing
cy"n being taken H. lanterns for h,' path
20 hi. hous.'. furnished IN. groundwork
for IN" story Ruhyard Kiplng wror. Of
"rh" Devil and tn" Deep Sea
This - what happened when the scnlcr-
of The Will" Mrtiowan. Ariel. Rosie Olsen
Maria. Cnrm"litc. Vancouver Bell" and
other craft wer" prisoners 81 Russia
many years ago. Their vessels w"r"
s"lz"d ~ tho Russian cruisers Iabi1ka.
Aleu- and k"fioH and w"r" 'owcd to
P",roprvlovsA. whore Tia" senl.rs were
imprisoned. until eventually Great Britain
ir'"-r .r-I and they wer" sent nom"
Some 81 this big idl" fleet Of seller-
ha".. boon m" Hcrncs Of fights. som" have
carried away prIrr crews placed on board
them and some hav" Ernn on mvst"riogIs
voyag"+ The aurora went in search Of
tn" famed rcnsurc- Or Coco- Island. which
ar" alleged 10 hJv" been buried 10y tho
runaway Nova scotia bark Mary pirr
on ~" lone paclii" i'll" ~ u" Costa Rican
coast.
r." Mary Dior wa. lying ~ Gala
WHOM ,lll. md Perri wore 1T warani the.
prupl' u Lima placed tn" cathedral
t'ct,.!r". and Gov crnm"nt I"w"ls on ~"
bark ~ ~. yalu" - som" sIN millions ~
doilira. as IN" story T. told Tho Mary
DIOR put ~ sea and the treasure was
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don't seem to connect any more: one
fiops one way and one another. and 40 I
don't get ahead At all"
We'll. I'm pretty badly smashed up.
said In. airsmp with pride. Il doubt
II they could ever mend me
NONSENSE. said the iumpingjack
hrssar The big airships are smashed
into little bits So small YOU can hardly
So. EN- and they put them all together
again good a. new III a few minutes
Al this moment narrowing groans
issued from another shelf II was the
old fashioned china headed, cloth bodied
doll
-Oh. take me 10 the hospital. quick
somebody she walled. or | am done
for NV head IL broken and my sawd,Ist
il all running ont was not used 70 auto
mobiles. and thar one over there ran M"
down and tor" u gr-ar hole in nav side =
.Iemima Pudileduck. who had lost her
head. Dor" tae sufferer upon her sturdy
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Stral-Ind; FOR only TWO vessels w"r"
engaged ~ ih" "pI~od" which gav" fAc
poet -" Item" for his verses IT you
ask"! any %" ~ Bl""df p~u You would
soon learn that old Johnny herman. VINO
d'"d N Germany coupi" O! year, ago
afi'f a"r'i'0ra'ng "A forum" a. "a sail
orr boa ding house AZ Manila. and 'i"'
Pin" and capt snow wer" IN" m"n n
VOWED IA ln" khTm" 81 IN" Inc"
~ l"r-
~" Arctic hhH So"" on I" N"''"h pans
f"oN"'F ~ we '"i 't-- ia '' u H'aiNH
rh'd ~" rhlH hih h''h ''rl"h "" ,hN"
pla"" -""h ave" IN" hhs~'aA HHafd "hl '"''
~" NV" -'pT" i"-' 10 RETURN - nam
chli"h Il" Arr''' son "'F men a-ii"i"
ana ih'Y 'IHhp"i an" HH'Uh"d many nun
ar.i~ ~ FAiIA'I" p"'
~,
"'' y" WIZ
7h|"'' W. -, ~ l'k WI '',.l,is ,','"
On "''' H. - a.
'' "'' 81 wa.
'''n''l wa, r' i''i '''''p'p' va
hi'''"'''i' '%' d Inns %
piP ~, ',
SHOWS 'N" '"'' ''''' E"" nv 'r,''
men slipped NOR "'''"'r ana ran ana 'h"
DIV" ''''''' cam on ~ we WIS 70
'"' ''' ~.''' ~"
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WY " no Bl fIOU Ems.
Husbands .mons Them Isooi,k .cp-r,
Good al Rcntctu i,cripE

y suppose | unconsciorlsly sp.crilai @
about every order of flower, that yo..
ont OF 'hi- shop. said tn" florist ns
h" arranged som" American benrIr les
! mere" = something - personal so init
mat" about fow"r- That ~ Of cortrs.
when a man buys them
-About the fInnIe-' customer I haya
u a man vi lao buys flowers for spite. yes
SIR. for spite. II seems thar during n
long si"g" for the hand ~ the lady who
~ now his wif" h" fairly sm0I her,d her
~ Tower dreaded th.. end Of IN. rn-
nance. that - - say. their marriage
Well. they wer" married about two
years az" and was bir SURPRISED tina,
ltt"rwdrd th"r" was No falling 1T in his
Moral offerings. ~ n" ISM u rich mas,
10y any means n lid S.ern i,n,IsIiuI DIN.
day ! venture, - coin plim.nt hin, rI,u,
II. III" looked kInd ~ grim for . minnie
and then u" saIi
J ~ afraid Their" ism a. much rr.,t,,
sentiment ~ Il a. yru ifuaErm. know
my Wiz" would rather have. tho rnopey
Tor other thlnEs. BIt ~ a -orr r,,,,r,
with IN" aud III keep u ~ n 10 fnacs INV
last do,ltr
'tI >''' had n rival and h" r"unlrI..J
on" nty 'htt b" bot I wouldn't keen nm
rh" gft@ 81 flowers after got I.Dr,i-a
o'h"r friends ~ min" said the am. thing
Wei ~n"n hey com" up to DIR pLIc. any
old tim" they Ju-' hIy"'p oct their wnrrI,, =
What dp you rInk II 'hn-. white
LlSce Tor TINS ""Gs1n Of the wear, Speak
ing - n"w"r' org, - r",,.pn r",rtn.Is "a
81 - -cr-ip" "A young married man got INT,
h"o1r-" Do" W.. w"tk on hutL.y Ito
c-,'r" m h"r" "rIi "voi nnc aircrnoor IN
S"ut"rnb"- and asked G"rnrbmua.
That i spring hJwcr.' 1 told him.
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and we cant cultivate it. It's prot,icel
under freak conditions that cant lee inn.
tat-d
Good Lord says he. what am /
going TO do?'
What have you already done |
asked
Why. went up in the country ~ -tav
day or so with a friend who has a hunGa.
low. ! want ed TO stay a day longer han
my VIII" approved. but though, II wpUlI
square things IL | sent a telegram thar /
wanted 10 stay over and pick her -on~
arbtItrIs
II was a sweetIy thoughrf,I idea an
shes romanlc enough 10 like that -ort II
ihlng. Well. | couldn't find wild flower
bun gnld-nrod and big eyei Susan- Bt
] Thought you'd have EN-. he ait'i r.
pr"achfuily. Well. what hav" vnI -oi
thar VIII do Som. nue|'r flower that
might look A. II IL grew on a HILLSIDE
little. dinky blossoms?'
! showed him everything we had 70
tn" place. Autumn IL low Inark.' ~
novelties II. was desperate Now
get Interested in "A case lik. that u
SORT of gets my professional pr j. ~.
Then had q happy Thought
lsthe lady up on botany Iasksi
Doesn't know the wild hower- from
the birds h. said. But she knows
everything that grows under glass
Well. ! Rad an inspiration \ -h!r
from German port had ltiEt doc ~ 49,
] sent down and bought all rrc r"Fs
they had left Of thos" pretty. little starry
flowers called the KAISER F-yDrlfe.
They filed the bill exactly
Now would you believe II weGi m
IN" flower merchant. -bookkc~u"r- 'Ey
more flowers for wedding annlv"r~tr.@-
than men IN any other following
least that has been my eNperienc..
SiIprOss II IN because they ''".l -
cOnsi nntly in dates For lnstauua. -
bookk".per writes tho day ~ ~" w'n'h
III his ledger he suddenly notice. some
thing familiar about H. Jun" ~
repeats. Then n cosn-n HON" =, 0im
that 40 many years Ago TODAY ." ~
married
ON the way home he buys 'wu hrf'
dozen carnations To- surprise TlI''
Carnations are SNOWY ani they 70 "
Another sIgnIiicanC" tsirrl' N a.
ways has for me IL the number ' wn',
haired old handles who stop 10 ever
morning for pink on" for rh".~ HIff"h.
h"l"-. There's one typ" ~ Yian VIC
never seen without one. TtAv 10" ~
ally stout. pink facet. -rAv". tr"n lng',
whit" mu-tHche~ closely trimmed az
are very poIIt. to ladies
Her" comes "a nigh hat fl- or,
Will b" either vIolets or nrcni.. ~
ably Co show so'ne ho-te~- t.t.t rp'
hr".ih IL not soon forgot
'DrchId-! le-. sir "" Nr." -".
very tine ones to-day Thr"c lp''r
Nr-. Josiah Jones' Nr-. sir. ]. GNs
my immediate attention. Thau' J'4'
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~, Wb., b,. ~. 10, tho Ia,,,s Hawai-
,,,, I...,. i,-,|. ,h.. r-s.,-,,,.,d a,..., ~
n..r.,o, .r..s ~ ,,,,,,,,.- mt E.,inC islands
th,. Rr.-i., ,atrri ,,,tc- Z,b,ak, ov,.r-
h.,,r.J hin, aud N,I.,u ,..-.I hi.
-ct,,,,r,.. ,,,,,rj ,h.. ,..,,,.- s..l,i,, >,
ram b.r H.. s,,c,.. .,,l.i j., Iitolliry
tb,. ,,.,n-.. n,,--t,o,. ,.b.,i,,
,,..... b.r -rr,.y
T,.,..., ,p,.,,, ,,,r,,,,. o,b,.- ,b,, ,h..
DARN, ,.,i,l- -, ,n,. prT,..I,r and C,,,,,.,.-
T-l,,. war, ,b-,-., Of ion. ~, la. ,,,,,
,,,, nth. ,,,,,, -, E-,r,.i.,.,, 80, o..
....,.,,,,. ,,....,,,,,,, I, ,h, .o,,,,,.,,,,.
,,,,.r,,., ,b,, ,,,,. -, which IA. s,,u
,b.,..,l &. ,,.,,,,,,,,, ba o.v, - N,.,,,,,,
IA: AZ" -ttr'"d ;"r IN" smoky SOS
Arrived AZ tn" Copper l"Iind- IN Augps'.
iguI n started I'VE hunting boats with
armed men for tn. roolerin- "a. hid
,,-,..,,,,.,I -b,, ,,Str, q, tha yynr ,h. R,,--
;, ,,,r, v,,,,,d b., ,,,,bIr,,,, T..
W "",
II" "'-, HIS "l'''''''i nv" ." .I'' sea-
raiders ana TWO men. NaI'"r oTh. "A
boat pIll"r. andhnoth"r. were shot. NOrH
diving after being landed at Port Town
s.nd ON IN. vessels return. Revanu"
cutters ohi-"i m 'arm'"1cita over the
Pacific. but IN" raider "llid"H ih"ni AMI
pr into victoria "ht-'''' IN" Jnri'di'tl"h
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ROMANCE OF SEAL RAIDING
MEN VINO HiJE yiDE LITER T.
TURF ~ TJfE NDETH. tGTEIC.
Real Exploits NJ tilr Wien who Are the
HrToc. Of Tale. and Poems 10y hip
linz. .!arl, IOn,iop and Others ThrIr
Place. Taken Now -, the .Iapanrsr.

NICTcRIN. u e Dec - Clustered n
the upper hdrbur OF Victoria. their moo
ing CHAINS r1i-'.uE. their hulI- cracking
lies = n"s' ~ -,o.ur-iNiy sealing schooner.
few 81 which have b.'en -"nt Our for som"
years now II iprs-" -ChOoU";- had
voices hey could tell raI.- q many adj
ventures IL daring RAIDS On PARKWAY
seal ropke-'cs. Of -,nuyCIlng for some
III them were once smuggling craft carry
ing opium ard cor'raband chimes"
OF mary rpi-aUtIC cruises
Some ar" famous craft Tn. CasCn
was rh" schooner IN which Robert LOui-
Stevenson mad" his norabi" South Sea
cruise. tn" Vera was rh" mysterious
smuggler HalcyOr. tha Thomas r Bay-
ard WA a N"w YORK pilot boat Alex
Mclean. the Sos Wolf" II Jack London.
the hero Oh IN" lat" Frank Norris stories
of IN" Three Black Crows now master
Of prc-a.c harbor tughonf. was one
Of the b"-' known ~ fhr ~edlnrS who
achieved notoriety. \ Nova Scoflln.
like fnost Of tn" more noted -cIIcr- Saudy
Mclean wI'h his tremendous mn. ache.
burt upon m" water frOl' 81 san Fran
cisco abou quarter century ago and
engaged IN many -eafariug adventures
We Wa, frF' ~ tn" -"iIrr- 20 p"nei rat g
into Boring Sea with h'. -nhpon"r. cry
RI San Diego tie went treasure hunting
IN 'ho SophI" Sutherland. following "a
wiIl 81 'h" wI-p jp 'hr solomon i-ald.
\ DAM md told hsn tAi"- Of 'r"arure
IN an Island '.'nplc whr~h few f".oltI'o
ru"r ,ou'd loot. and whli" secret SERVICE
aC"u,. "' ~ln Francisco w"r" writing
:" IN" American Iou-a, General al Ap,a.
Samoa warn ~ hlm -" IN" SornI"
Sutherland was bound =" IN" South seas
with a '..'-r q arms ~" was making
h'T va %, '.-. SJlpmrI ls'Inl. The
tr"--ur" us expedition wi- a failure.
Tor ~. Uin. 81 gwen tho -%"a WOLF
a. gold bu.,
hen 'u" 80 n-fIr"- tura"I 10 Garing
Boa and tl" EI--r,1 -'.aI islands. d"fylnE
the !eycnI" llj'..- t th" ar and uCle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-25

Of tn" Adventures now are Japanese
Yearly the schooncrs 20. a. Nipling wrote.
I" "flch AT hazard 'hl; women may waIk
gay But the times are changed from
those Of which he wrot" II" said
English they h.. and iapannr tina, hang on
~" Brown Bear ''auk
Md som" u" scot, bur ~" worst of III. lot
and tn" holG"-t 1hi"ve. h" Nank'
So kip,inE wror" when h. sat ON the
mating and heard IN" tales. ~ adventure.
from iii" seal.r~ but tn" times hav.
changed The bolds=t thieves are no
long"r Nank.c- but Innan.-.