The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-08-29

What 90 you think love isl"
"Love-huh!" grunted the cook. 81 like
girl; girl 10 Ike ne. Chase ali round
wo-ld--no good"
That watch was g!ven TO NE by the
man love, FE!po," said Pauline. you
wons--boil tor anything. viii your"
Only two minutes, one Aa1f-stick fork
In see what time is"--
u viii get breakfast. Filipo. You may
civ, me back the watch"
Good be said. "you get UP o'clock
morning. Filipo sleep. Good"
DO suthin' to him." Bhnky BOYD was
Tuning in the wake Of Owen and Hicks
on their stroll updeck. DO eyrythin to
him; make IN walk the old board; drawn
quarter in. Didn't he attempt me life an
amt he at present engaged in stealth the
family jools?"
Well have you got any ideas?" asked
Owen.
The first thing" whispered Bllnky, ~
TO git him a4der the tu-FLOO-ence u
tEAkar. Th4y 4ever was no cook could
stand Up aEtn' la disgrac=ful habit O.
takin tsJ 1uch AMI doin' too little. GE
i'm under tic in-IL0O-ence."
"AGd tae1 vAasT
"Then-we,l, Amt they a lot O. good
blus water noatn' around atop tbs dsses?
Aint tasy some accommodating sharks
Swtmn.n atop the water. Or amt thtyH"
That's q ht crude-iust to throw q
maA o74rboafd---tor nothing, said Gwen,
willing &c arouss Doyt'z ang-',
Fer nothn't Didn't he insult the
msrtSr o TITS s1:p. A.r@t lie tried to stRrYe
US IT, destAf Frr wos Kind o 13iht1', says
/" Boyi srpte h.s csyiaG chest In em.
phasts OF nis accusations
Aud lie v9l3d have The diamond watch
on HMM case he should b, picked up"
suggested HloAs quietly.
That's So" eAid O8eA- Tfs would
have Dean swimming 20 RaoTs with the
5.olea Fatch-an1 drowned
Put of COURSE he WOULD swim to
shors uuless-well, IFS a case o; making
sure beforehans. %v s,aGs4 persuade him
to so in and Try . all Blinky here while
Bliukys AAeep--then rush in and finish
him. EyeA Pauline was 4 witness to the
attack Aa mads on Blinky this afternoon"
The ptIatss glowing countenance sud
denly vent white
Not cats ezqp," he said fervently. IT
aiLt So,n' &c kill no man in a trap Ike
that, Ia gpin' to see it done fair and
square in the open-with plenty o drink
in i'm al is conscience clear. Rsa!E1's
see no man die with murder in is heart
fer me-
81 don't like it," said Owen rervously.
81 ;ont like the idea Of doing too much.
We've got one big piece of ~ers to do
that concerns HER. lie nodded Ia the
direction Of the cabin. "Dye mean to
say we can't get a poor halfbre5d cook
of this boat without killing h3mI why
not discharge bim?"
Hicks uttered d grim chuckle. 81 must
say never thought Of that. Get a boat
manned, will you. Boyd, and ven pot him
ashore within half an hour"
All hands for'ard," beloved the pirates
voice. The "aN hands" were Owen, Hicks.
the pirate and Pauline.
why all hands? Can't you handle the
cock yourself?" said Owen.
Not to put THAT cook ashore-yo
need r~,l," said Boyd.
Backe5 by Owen and Hicks, he moved
to the cabin.
"Yo", cook, therefore fred Get of
the boat. Yer heritage waits" he cried
down at the busy Filipo.
Flipo shuffled almost meekly toward
the -: eaker. He saw the skiR alongside
and Hicks and Owen nearby.
ab i'm" ordered the pirate. Here's
l. IRONS" He produced a pair of rusty
handouts that had been brought along,
among other ominous-looking Junk, to i'm.
lyess Pauline.
RsA xusoo was not aarua" yet win A