Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-01

answer 'em"
 What do you mean?'' l cried.
 -We are masters Of the ship"
 "Captaig Matthewsf"
 He win captain no more ships on this or any other seas." answered Glibby, with truculent emphasis.
 Now. 1t rose in my mind 10 shoot him then and there. murderous brute that he was. If I had been alone perhaps l would have done it without reckon ing the consequences to myself, but had another to think of. Unless craft stood me in good stead her case was hopeless And bad as Ghbby was. pimball was the chief villain.
 Serves him right" broke out with well simulated heat He disrates me and locks me up here just for stealing a kiss from maid. and"-
 Spoken like a man of spirit. Mister Hampdonr' cried Glibby, What did [ tell ye. mates: he's with usr'
 With you" said |. loosening my hold on the pistol, but taking good care to keen ready "I am with you, all right What do yon propose? I am sick of the treatment received. and"-
 We want that treasure for our. selves"
 And you sbal have it. provided | get my share with the other men" answered. scarcely startled by their words. for this. | had expected.
 "We will share and share alike in everything" answered Glibby. Am l right. mates?"
 z Right you are?' came from the deep voices of the men
 How I longed to clutch him by his throat and choke himl My temper rose again. but this time. as before. managed to keep it down, but with immense difficulty, as you may suS- Pect
 Come into the cabin, Mister Hamp. don" said Glibby. "and We will talk 1t over."
 Wait" said L "Who is in com mand of youE" g
 "why, Mister PimbaH, the bo's'n," answered Glibby.
 ''Very good" said l. ''I must talk with him about the future. Do you go on deck, Glibby. and send Pimball below. and he and I with the rest of you will soon settle this matter"
 ''All right" answered the boat swain's mate, turning to the compan. ionway. "Pimbali can talk; him and you can come to terms. l make no doubt"
 Now I couldn't allow myself to hesi. tate for the thousandth part of a second Ostentatiously 1 showed one pistol into the belt that hung at my right side, the other l dropped care lessly into the pocket of my coat, and as Glibby cluttered up the ladder, walked fearlessly, to all appearances, out of the berth and into the cabin. the men giving back respectfully enough Co leave me gangway
 Now. what is 1t that you propose. Master Bos'n?" 1 began. sitting down at the cabin table. while the rest ranged themselves about it. some standing, some sitting on the transoms at the sides. as Pimball came lumber ing into the cabin.
 We know" began PimbalI insolent- ly. without further preIiminarles, that this ships cruisin' for treasure. We know all wen git out of the cruise is what we signed for an nothin else. We've made good guess that the treasure Is herea bouts, and we mean 10 have more than our wages. We're goin' to have our share Of whateyer's found that we're after"
 So you shall." said, q am with you in that l want something more than my wages too"
 What's this woman anyway broke out another. why should she get 1t al2 She's a mere girl''
 You have said right. mate; who and why indeedY' 1 answered smooth ly. marking him down for my ven geance when my turn came Now. what are your plansY'
 We want that there map or chart that you have been seen readin' in your capln.' said Pimball
 It was in little bag around my neck. reached down. pulled out the bag, took the torn parchment from 1t and threw it on the table. There was not the least use in my pretending ig- norance or in refusing to give it up. They could kill me and take it any way.
 There" said cooIIy. "you have it"
 Pimball picked It np.
 "l can make but little out of It." be said, and doubted If he could read.
 You can at least see the latitude and longitude on it In the upper cor ners. can't your I asked. hardly sup pressing my contempt for the man.
 Aye, that's plain enough" he an Swered dublously.
 And you see that little wavy line that runs up from the lagoon over the top of what looks like q wall to an opening In the sideT l continued. de termining suddenly 10 infiame tbelr minds with the treasure so that they would give less heed to other things more imDOrtaut tO mo