The Washington times., 1915-10-17
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/ otherI ana how shall know your owp
niotNesy
,, Gount Frederick paused in thought al
!,is; "Ws,v r,nie-,.hat n,d,i y true said he
,,,ery wen. we Will search your ship
Mnen we ma the young woman let hei
decide what she wishes TO do. II she
says sne Wishes to go back to hei
nome, ! VIII not prevent II. But II she
De asked 70 go back against her will
then ] shall take her with me. no mat.
Yer at what cost. At least she shoulc
nave the choice OF decision-she shoulc
no. pe slowed nnoard IKE dumt
beast with on yolition Of her own.
We are quite az one as TO that" as
scb.oa the captain GOOD. we VII
ssa,ch me shp-I avn convinced we
shail nnt nN these persons In any OF
the capins -,
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coInp'nt OF NOISES oeiow oecKs. ! sen,
s,ne men W LOON '''o 'ha'' "here aT'
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.,a .a,,' nas a WRONG WIN you nave
you rc oeen chnr hgnhs i,,nS among SCI
cne' uuicer "!t'eu than tne otner,
M sa.e ms assem- 10 this az once Ths
.T.,.os an ~. n,,ri. sn,.; l.. -,,.
was .ne ANN. an'as, sa'd ne. Witn
.Wba,, nov Won uu'de al.rnnd eaua. 10 ,ne issue
,,o ,nat VIZ. s men sag
inuss aptn, ri,n, W, uoes .m,s mean; Iei
AZ, ma. Anitfais lions
.nnS -. S'-i o'u not kho" we carried
III
Inc Inc sailor s hung ms mead ana the cap
'"X ~ SuspleioiIs hraW
You are covering up something
,,,,,,,,, n,,r, sa,u ne. Ieii Lne-haVe you peen
SI,,S ,,I,nS o, any areacherous work mere
Sa.s a1t we hnoweuse OF the snip OF
iiogsed at the yardarm first and finish
tne voyage III lrons-anu go INTO q
| court at the end OF the voyage. speak,
you ruflans. and speak the truth
captain, began the man once more.
stowaways below, and thinking to bring
them up they fell upon US and beat US
"a man and a woman"
How did they get aboard-where are
they then-who are they?"
They must have come in with the
freight by the lift from the dock, cam
tain. The young woman-she is beau-
tiful-and as YOU saw she ia like a
tiger As to the man YES he was like
n lion. They fought us M vo, 900
w. WI ".y ~ 'out, ,Sa, un, -. as sou s"ho,
ru,e,nso.,
mn rnahs ,., ,, ..,,
i"u speah paIed suaaeniy' ihey
are .., mere IN tne no.u' ne sa,u;
.o., au aioo uS 10 vnen ro men h hnoN dano
II, ~" IL my Mrpnk nus oeen uo,'.
IN any trea chery mas ncen hrourn
mere. so much the worse Tor you. hnc
ne bent upon them a gaze SO stern that
noth wished the gold which burned IN
their pockets we're deep in the sea,
and that neither of them had seen or
touched 1t.
They turned to find their way to the
lower portions Of the ship. but even
as they did so they met an Interrupt
ton. An agitated man. grimy and
dirty. in oil-stained clothing came rum
ming toward the captains room-none
less than the chief engineer Of the ves-
sci. who obviously had been engaged in
commoner duties than naturally be.
longed to him.
"Captain-Quick"' he exclaimed.
There Is trouble with the engines
What's wrong?" inquired the ships
master.
Tho right-hand tubular has gone
bad" exclaimed the engineer. She has
been pounding like million Ia miners.
cloCged. Something's wrons-I cannot
tell what. We have tried To shut her
off and can't. The boiler ray go at
any minute
"Explode?' inquired the captain calm.
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