The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
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thh here Aooksr. Battss dovn your
esslin's, yos tvo felisrs, tiA you get to
10 Grands. and then yoa can chop
| eoeh other into bias and devil take
| what's left, Lut there's to b no chop
pan' on the Apollo
The two sailors released Bradd. who
eeeommenced the work he had stopped
TO fight Nicola, and the Italian. find
ing himself free from the mates hold.
walked dignifiedly forward and vent
bsaow. The crisis had besa passed.
te0porarily at least.
What begun the bouA botWosa tAo
Oe0 no one knew. h sxistsA Whaa
tAey shipped in New Yosk saA thsy
~ spat hate At each oeAse curing tAs
| voyage. bat this vas ths 1rst tiDs
- actual collision ~ bssa thssaA,
saod.
Its only put o. rsoastsA ~
Ned, oraculariy: "bssodn " ysG"
There were several 1ays q bright
ssnshine. calm sea aa1 elos1lsss ~.
md on one OF thess mornings ths
nate ordered Nicola to soos Auty o.
ths fore-topsallant yard. Ths Italian
looped line about his neck and grip.
piAg marline spike in his testh
climbed the weather rigging. Just
- he swung himself over The top he
lost his hold and fell like q plummet
Into the sea.
"Man overheard" yelled O'Neill.
who was at the wheel. and he nung .
life buoy over the rail.
The skipper was On deck In oas
Jump.
"Heave her to-" he shouted.
| Braces" came sharp and curt from
~ mate, and the men hurried to
oSsy. casting glanoes att
He's a goner." exclaimed Mr.. Buck
mo. there he -" sa3d sharp eyed
0Tseill. pointing over he lee quar-.
tee, and there. ssfs enough. was q
baaek speck. the AsaA Of Nicola. He
- svimming. ~ s,ovH snA labses
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'1tt u ~" nueAsFsA ~ na1o;
"notA1ng 90 save hin 1ov."
Thao ~ Q splash, and % oaf -
tonisAnsat Bradd AaA lsapsd evsr
board aal vas swimming 1srosly. h
lay Q ooarUo which must brinG hta
betweaa he shark and Nicola.
Hsving laid . right ansied coufs<
Brad gAinsd on the shark, which VA
swimaiag IN . straight line for the
Italian and was cables length
ahead Of the fish when he reached .
line with the slowly swimming Nicola
and tAsa he seemed seised with con
vulsioas. He splashed the water with
his hands and legs. reminding one Of
the actioas Of q duck which haa
reached . pond after . long. dry land
journey. His motions were 20 violent
that ~ 50 frothed about him, ant
the shark was evidently - surprised
at tAsse evolutions - was the crew o.
the Apollo. Obviously they were moi
to his taste, for he darted Oh IN n
| opposits direction. By this time the
boat had been lowered and in . hall
ho1r botA men were aboard the brig
4 diant think you were that big .
fool 10 risk your life for . daso who'i
hungry to put q knife in you" n
marked Ned, reproachfully.
.Riskl" exclaimed Bradd; "ther>
wasat any. II you'd been in the In
dian ocsan yoa'd know the shark d
the Aiegsst coward that swims and
any nan can scare EN- OF who naksa
. ~ spauttsr IN the water. and thes
I haee tAe baoody things and IN bah
- a Deal aay oay."
NJ Q VorA I'D Nicola spoksa b
anyeao GiDoo ho had beea brought o.
boaRA bot BOW hs ca0e ost oe the
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