The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-28

palmas might 20 merrily or payln,
its little war game.
The Major then INTRODUCED mi.
the Norwegian Consul, who gave r.
n letter to the OTTO ThorcSou I..o 20
Norway 1t stated in effect tina, Mr.
Bates Would be willing to pay r...,,,.
rate of fare and rough it, ,t.
cabins were full up. The steamer s..
Telmo of this line was all rcitv fr
sailing. Her cargo was In and 81. or,
remained for me to see thc cip,.n
walked up the pier to see my u.v shin,
and to show the captain Tia. C.a.g..
letter.
We'll" said the captain, "yYir h,v.
to come down to the office WIZ r. ami
talk it over with the agen.. | sfpo5so
you know the fare is f20?'
No, ] don't know that. After mr..
tally recovering from the shoe. a..
discussed the matter. H. told m. ,e..
the entire German colony W.. IRWIN,
to get passage with him. tod linn
his company was a robbcr. a fir. .,.
pirate, n that his boat probable
didn't cost twenty pounds g., ..Ir, b.
with. 1t certainly was a u-.r,t.
looking craft of TORPEDO boat beam anil
NASNhs A' ElaNA a'...
was almost larger than th. f....t
At that very moment the crew n.-.
lined up on the lee side Of Oh. SIN
Tclmo, seeing who could SOUR, C.a...
hagen snuff juice over the weather
rail. 1t was capital sport. 81
baked at the twenty pounds.
on reaching the Office the agent ,.j
us two things: first. that Oh. rI,. i.I
I.nn rA1ttA.1 80 1Fs-..
ond that he had received ORDER ,.. o..
leave port.
Without even bidding ,l. l..r,
farewell made a sprint fur M.,rs
which was the Durham CAST. I-.,.,
The clerk there offered m. .
third class for six gu.u,5- n.--,..
money. II | had been the Kl-.it.l.
clerk should be wearing th" .r.a Gloss
for conspicuous honesty ia '.. Us.
char-e of his duties. Sever id
clerk look more human in my ayes
BE on board at g." he said. lal
mounted his stool again.
| rushed back t. Major Sp.r..-r
and fiour.shed my ticket .. .., ,i..
Ike a college graduate w... a. ..-...
The Major seemed quit" pleased
Il tell you what o. do ..w m
-'4llS over WIN the ttf.'4~. a. ..-. 90.
the Durham Castle. W. So. U,....5.
alongside the Mcnes. Ger y.4- ....
gage and W. will call for goa 20
way back"
In half an hour | was back a... p
the Menes. My roommat,s V,r. a..h
lookIng glum, not So much a. wt t.
fortune as at the prospects .. 70.
them Of remaining iu3 nu',..
sh!pboard. They helped me- D.. m.
baggage. | FASTENED oU' .u l.
say goodbye all around E..
first officer came up To- say .... n...
to M. He was himself all pI.
ready for a moments cal. %
ship. We spoke Of various ta.a.-
hoped TO meet again.
To draw him out | tl.l him OIL.
wireless spark could be- seen tram
shore. The " mes hal a fine W.,.
he said, the finest in q. larn.
ship or on shore. He was PROF..
that aerial and spoke h-u,y %:
OF its nocturnal performances 10
ever, | had neither the hart Iul
d~!scourtcsy tc question HIM abu..
with HIM | had been on the
during the Widest night storms -"
Magellan. Il was not for mo - .,"
reception on such a man. Il ''.
a brotherhood Of the sea | w..
10 stand 10y that. Wl-h.u-.
play golf or give ChautIuqslr
lures, hut they ann trade
sense of what is right IN the we.
once m re we took lea.
American consular launch IS.
me. over | went. followed p. .r.
gage al ropes end. Thosr ,... .
all waved me their glDl u....- t