The evening world., 1915-01-14

ail sorts ef iujusties ana Wyooe>eoe
l,vs my..,, LIVED = to 'z'sr''ss' NJ s''.ss
stiii silence from his eaStera wAllS
the black waters swishsd sssss u
4 take :. you chaps believe us -
Well. I'm not. And Tn goiAG - otve
you my little talk on the Cd dayl -
Rakedais Hall. Whsn rye -
"Ne. you're not" said Minst i've
heard all that once"
And you weren't cenvincedf WY
The Mayer. the Chief Of Ps,1sa
"My dear George" said Minst vitA
feeling. "it doesnt make the alGA4ooe
dt0ersaoe who you efe. Tee -
Trimmer etay, separated unta sfsss
ness Tuesday"
WEN ssn6 you eii 10 Irissa.
Pleasant thouGht." commeoto0
Paddock. "Mrs. Bruce would have =
develop locUaw at the hsight Of sho
social season"
slyiy the little launch pslssA ~
noss around the corner Of tho ia1ao1
and pesped at the majestic LAiseA
Paddock snortsd.
mot . trace Of IT,
time time. said hinot. "whas-vsSa'S
"ThatI That's only thunAsr. o.
this 10 g6lng TO b q pretty partyi"
suddenly the heavens biased with
lightning. The swell Of The vatsse
increased. Hastily Paddock baolso1
the boat from the ran0s q tAs
"TrimmSr must 70 sesa.- srssa
Minot.
Fifteen minutes passed in s,esusnt
silence. The lishtnins and tie thss-
"Try it again" Mlnot suesssssl.
Again they peepsd. And stiii no rsl
light on the Lilsth.
And even ~ they looked. out Of TIE
black heavens swept . sheet Of stiug-
Ing rain. II lashed down On shss
fraii toninG boat with cruel force: 70
thing but the fact Of its own darap
existence. In two seconds the men uH-
protected in that tiny launch were
:, pltiful dripping Agures, and tho g.ory
{ oe Mr.. Paddock's evening cloths0 -
= parted never 10 return.
''It's after H." Aid Paddock. aftss
. another long pause.
;. Put y oIessr u the Liisth." sss-
a NJ. Paddock fumbled shout -.
J. meath the canvas cover Of the engine,
. and they put In. But still no rUd lighs
= 'Td sivs Z thousand do,lass." sail
. Paddock TO know what's sota6 -
: aboard that boat"
i. The knewisdss would hardly have
: been worth the price - oeerel.
!. Aboard the Hieth on the forWer1
deck. under = protscting avning. NJ.
TRIMMER sat firmly planted n z
!, chair. Beside him. IN other chairs. eat
. three prominent citissns Of San Mar.
!. co--one Of them The Chief Of Po1ioo.
! Mr.. Martin Wall Was madly WALKING
; Com. 70 :tsy here all aisstr' -
demanded At last.
! IAN night. and all day to.morsw.-
replied Mr.. THINNER, "if necessary.
. We're going TO stay here until tnat
4 comes back. You can't tool Henry
Trimmer"
.-rher. isn't any such boat!" aass1
=. Martin Wall.
|, ''rsii 1t to the marinss." rsmarksl
= Trimmer. lighting fresh cigar.
= Just as wcll that the thrse shtvog-
Ing figures huAdisd in the lauaoA -
q tue nOevah8 Uuo0m Of Tue W0Yy
. could not 80 the picture. Ar. Wan
. looked out Ut the rain. and shivogo1
r himself.
: Elsvsn-thirty came. And II. I've
!, matches from Mr.. Paddock's otogo
went to the discovery Of thsss 80
|. facts. Soaked TO the skin. stu0.
!. silent. the three on the waters 80
1 starring At the unrssponstvs Uleth.
1 The raia was falling new IN . 1oe
drissle.
AZ I o'clock the thrss vet wassAsss
bshsid unusual things. omoho be0a0
+, 70 bslch from the AistA's funHslG
! Her siren sounded.
"shs's stsamins eut!" crisd lelneG
!, |. shes steaming out to seal"
And sure enough, the Sraeeeul
: yacht began to m0vs-out past TAs.
rsGona Island-out toward the eDea
!. sea.
Once more Paddock stsrtsd III
|, faithful engine, and. hanooine 0aA.
ly. the thrss set out In purs1It. Net
, yet had the Nleth struck ~ Gnie,
,, and In hfteen minutse they Wsgo
: alongside. Martin Wall. beAe)d1A0
: them from the deolk. ha1 Q raeA0
SsSSS.s sS:ss:S'sS &. .ss::. sss.: e Ssy: 80 -
. "wha-what does TIT neanr
!. chattsrsd Ninot.
!. you poor dsvils." said Nartin
! Wai1. Come and have . lYiak
Meanr' He poured 'Tt means that
J the only way ] could get rid oS 60
!, friend Trimmer was to set cut ~
New York"
, "For New York; cried les,eG
I standing glass In hand.
Yes. Came ON board. TrtD0QR
did. searched the boat, and thsa d.
ciared ia shippsd George away uHf1l
: his visit should be over. % - a1A
his friends--ous OF them the CAiee =
, Police. by the way-sat dovn 70 Walt
for your return. 0ad--l thought q
: you out in that rain. Sat ana sas
: and sat. What could ] der
: ITO Trimmer. the bruts.s Oai1
Paddock. raising his 6lasA
Finally had IN Idea. I had tho
boys pull up anchor and start ~
engines. Trimmer wanted 70 kn0W
: the answer. leaving for New Y6gk
} tonight. ! sAid. want TO esGo
{ alonGr He wasn't sure whstAar -
, would 70 or not. but his friends Wopo
sure they wouldn't Put up an avful
howl. and just before we got unlsg
way Mr.. Trimmer and party orAWloa
, Into their rowboAt and spiashsd baak
Gan AurcAp