Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23

by bright star specked sky, was SO
chilly that the last talkative passenger
had fled to the light and life within.
When three bells-9 :30--had sounded
and Rowland had given in his turn the
required call, "All's wellw the first of
ficer left his post and approached him
Rowland" he said as he drew near
Il hear you've walked the quarter.
deck"
Il cannot imagine how you learned
it. sir replied Rowland. II am not in
the habit Of referring TO it.
you told the captain. l suppose the
curriculum is as complete at Annapolis
as at the Royal Naval college What
do you think of Maury's theories Of
currents?'
They seem plausible" said Row
land. unconsciously dropping the sir"
but / think that in most particulars
he has been proved wrong
Yes, l think so myself Did you
EVER follow up another idea of his
that Of locating the position Of ice in
fog by the rate of decrease in tenn
lerature as approached:'
Not to any definite result. But 1t
seems to be only matter of calcula-
ton and time to calculate Cold is neg
ative heat and can be treated like ra-
dlant energy, decreasing as the square
pf tac distance"
TBS officer stood moment looking
iaaeI and huulmiug Il tune to himself
.Aer. s&5.nf. Yes, that's So" returned
10 pia Pace.
'It@a. nave n cast iron stor.ach," he
mws2s:ct IS he peered into the binpa-
Gle. or else The boatpw'c dcsed the
ws-ng -,lu's pot"
Hcw!a@.. y,sr"ss atter the re-! reatin;:
cInleaT r'is, :. t-nis:ni smile. q Won.
III" 30 ;r'G IL himself. why he comes
down l.s;- sh!i.ins mitigation 10 fore
rs:a' Esd. WY :.n up ,ere--.u: Of
ny ,L,A.2 - r,,G s.,.sthlMx in line
with .hu. -.N.'c!' lie a,imad the
.noft .x.cyay Glos. & nd tn.th Gu he en-,
Is tra t.>c.t, and ia :atGor gloomy
.ra.n Ct iLccgh: WISH tie officer had
interrupted.
low lonx.' i.e rN"Asd, would his
Cr-;,;'ton a71 ,G-G q. profession last
him steer DC ga lce: acd ,7oE anc
lost tbs cul7 Ro.r.p tE S?rth TO L!m2
Why IN 1t ;.7S 1stlIvo io mold the af-
fcct:cTs of oaa a.a,cas the millions Of
women who IRA and love con outweigh
svery i,iesina a lis and turn mans
ua.uYe ir'E he. t. consume him?
Who dnn Wv .ahfry, Some one. prob
ably a rtI'aHgeY ,-'cs after my Danish
men,. WHO came 10 osr SossesBed vi
few qpADaes ct uuind c. .hysique that
pleased he! VITO did moi need 10 love
her--his ch,cces were better without
shat-snd ~ steps coolly and easily
into M L'savep. And they tell ua
that God .ioeth al! things well and
that there Is heaven where oil our
unsaftHnaC wants are attended to-pro-
vtdod W. have the necessary faith In
v. That means, If 1t means anything,
That after lifetime Of unrcc0Cnized
allegiance, during which l win nothing
hut her fear and contempt. may be
rewarded by the love and companion
yhip Of her soul. Do / love her soul:
Has her soul beauty Of face and the
figure ard carriage Of Venus? Has
her soul deep blue eyes and sweet,
musical voice? Has 1t wit and grace
and charm? Has 1t a wealth Of pity
for suffering? These are the things l
loved. DO not love her soul. If she
has one. do not want It. / want
her-I need her" He stopped in his
walk and leaned against the bridge
railing. with eyes 1xed ON the fog
ahead. He was speaking his thoughts
aloud now, and the nrst officer drew