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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
PAINS IN ARMS
AND SHOULDERS
Rheumatic Troubles and Loss Of Ap'
petite Gave Wheeling Man
Untold Suffering.

! 81 read in the papers Of so many
people here being cured Of ailments
/ similar to mine | began taking Taniac,
| 100, and ut that time was troubled with
| rheumatic pains in my shoulders and
arms, and | found that for rheuma-
! ism Tanlac is just the thing TO drive
out the pains and aches from Il per-
| sons body. didn't feel like eating
| those days, either, and hadn't any ap-
petite 10 speak Of. but | enjoy splen-
did appetite now" said George kul-
cher, lineman with the Wheeling Elec-
iric Company. land am feeling great
| deal better all over
! Mr.. Kulcher made the above state
ment. as did so many Others. after
taking Tanlac, while the representa-
tive of the great remedy was present
in this city. Thousands endorse II
here and one may easily verify every
word of praise as each statement run
in the papers day after day comes
from someone living right here in this
vicinity.
Thousands of neighbors of people
| troubled with stomach. kidney or liver
ailments recommend this new medi-
cine among friends. and phone mes
sage or talk with them will bring out
the facts regarding it,. Ask your
neighbor to-day, watch the daily pa
pers for what others say, or get a
bottle to-day at C.. X. Griest & Co. S
store, Market street, Wheeling. 81 per
bottle.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
1.-THE BIRTH OF A NATION"

Persons who are falling 10 avail
themselves of the last opportunity 10
see The Birth Of Nation. which
closes II last engagement in wheeling
AT the Court thcuIr" this afternoon and
evening. arc missing tn" last chance TO
sec tho most wonderful photndrama ever
PRODUCED Critical nj! over III" country.
" here rho picture has shown. have pro-
nnunccd il 10 hr l2.hhn fcot nf pcrfec-
lion. Every Ir"nc is based on facts.
every fact shown can hc trartcd tn his
tory.
The picture WAS shown to capacity
houses yesterday and patrons sat with
their mouths open as they watched
some Of :hc almost unthought OF scenes
placed on the screen and broke into
storms of applause as tho ku kluN Khan
marched triumphantly into view 10 re-
licvc persons being tramrlcd by the
tools Of the CarpcthaGecr.
The musical score is as rNmnl"i" and
elaborate 6S that If any grand opera.
and the production carries wit Ina superb
symphony orchestra Of thirty musicians
10 interpret II. In brief. tho magnitude
uf thr Siuprndous film dwarfs the aver
ago stage play into significance. 1t
should hc we'll known by This time that
tho picture deals with tho Civil war. tho
reconst rn ction and thr present time. 1t
is the perturbation Of Thomas DiNon's
hook The ClanSman." and tho music
played by the orchestra has been writ
ten especially for the play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
STOMACH AGOhIES
Due TO POISON
Ono Dose Of Remedy Sweeps Pain
Away-Hundreds Of Thousands
Restored

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is unlike
any other. II sweeps the bile anu
Poisonous Catarrhal Accretlons from
the System. SootheS and allays inEla-
nation in the Intestinal Tract-the
cause of serious and fatal ailments.
. such as Gall Stones. AppenQ!cllls,
Acute Indigestion. Cancer and ulcers
of the Stomach and tn,estines. lel-
low Jaundice, Constipation, Gastrltls.
Auto-Intoxication. etc. etc. In every
locality there are grateful people VINO
owe their complete recovery TO Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy. thousands say
1t has saved them from the, knife.
The most thorough System-cleanser
known. Contains no alcohol or haolt-
forming drugs. FREE, booklet on
Stomach Ailments. ADDRESS Geo II.
, Mayr, Mfg. Chemist. Chicago. Better
yet, obtain bottle Of Mayr's Woader-
full Remedy from John Coleman Drug
Co., c. II. GrieSr. & Co, or any relia-
Bile druggist, who will refund your
money il it fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
DEMOCRATS SNUb
"SUFF" SPEAKER
Mrs. Augusta Hughston Unable TO
Address Meeting at Auditorium
Last Evening.

Although Mrs. Augusta Hughston,
well known national suffrage speaker
of New York city, made an effort TO
deliver brief address 10 the Demo
Gratis and their friends who had as
sembed at the Market Auditorium last
evening. she was ignored and fatty
turned down.
When the chairman made his plea
10 The aSSemblage 10 allow the advo-
cate of equal rights" for women 10
speak, there was majority cry or
NO" and when she finally started 10
speak approximately half Of the num-
Der present arose and started 10 leave
the Auditorium.
Mrs. Hughston stated shortly after
/ the meeting adjourned that she had al
ways been accorded the privilege OF
making a five or ten-minute talk at the
opening of the political party meet
ings, but last evening she was COM
PEELED TO await the adjournment of the
meeting before being allowed TO speak.
The SuffragistS of the local district
think that the sentiment last evening
is not the general sentiment of the
members of the party in the local dis
trict They, however, extended a vote
of thanks 10 the committee in charge
for the privileges accorded them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
BANKRUPTCY CASE

The bankruptcy case of Thomas &
Lott, which WAS before Referee Henry
y: Nolte yesterday. upon tho trustee
petition on an upset bid. was continued
until Friday. The trustee. John i. Will
son, was called 10 WcllShurg yesterday.
on matters relating to the case.
1t appears that three parcels of land
were sold for less than scvcnty-tiNc
per cent Of their appraised value. One
OF the creditors objected. Offering to
pay an increased price.
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closer insight into the methods OF white
slavers than any other film. and il has
the advantage over all others that. ev-
cry episode which 1t pictures SO wildly.
through the excellent work of the play
crs. Is absolutely true based on the tes-
lImonv o: girls before the Illinois Wig
ilanc" Association.
1t is Il picture or intense dramatic
interest. with strong moral. and
should he soon by every parent. and by
will be two special matiness for ladies'
only this afternoon beginning at one
and three o'clock. and positively no men
will he admitted. Each lady attending
will hc presented with a free booklet
regarding White Slavery. Tho regular
World Film Release will be shown in
addition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
"FA|R AND WARMER"

So great was tho success Of FAR
and Warmer" the Avery il"rwohd farce
! If temperature and temperament when
Srlwyn Il Company will present at the
Court Friday and Saturday. that before
II had reached it's first hundrcdth per-
afnrmuncc at the Eltincc theatre in New
/ York. there was demand for il from
| every quarter Of The country, and its
| fame had been carried from coast TO
! coast and from the Gulf to Canada ny
! the out-nC-tnwn members Of its capacity
| audiences.
/ Its success was so instantaneous, and
! so unccasirE, during it's year In New
York that Il nation wide interest was
! created. II will com" here with tEnii-
cal Srlwvn & company cast Of excel
| lrnt rrrrrurs, who will give the fullest
flavor TO The Hopwood lines and situa-
! tons.
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WHERE WAS THE SQUIRE !
Plaintiff. Defendant and Witnesses Ap-
pear In Assault Case But There Is
No Judge.

\ hearing in an assault; case was
scheduled To come before local squire
yesterday afternoon hut after tho ar
rival of tho plaintiff. the defendant
witnesses and attorneys for the two
sides il was found there was no Judge.
After waiting for more than IN hour
it was mutually agreed h% all parties
to diShand and wait until a later date
when communications could tie made
with the J. L. Th" case was that of
y. W. Frazier VS.. John Mihkcmcycr in
which il is alleged that tho latter
climbed from an automobile AMI beat
The former up III Warwuud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
THE HONORABLE FRIEND"
VIRGINIA

Having recently created an unusual
personal success I'm the Jesse l.. Lasky
production Of The Cheat" in support OF
Fannie Ward. and in the stellar role NJ
"Aiien Souls" SeSSuc fTayakawu, the
noted Japanese actor. will I've seen at the
Virginia Theatre Wednesday and Thurs
day In tho Lasky production of tho Hon
orablc Friend" thrilling photodrama
written especially for him by Elizabeth
McGaffcy and prepared for tho screen
by Eva Unsell.
SnSsuo Itayakawa Is q splendid type
Of the modern educated Japanese. In
Japan. his parents had planned that he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
Police Court.

Only ono offender was before Judge
Uoncclicr in police court yesterday.
Louis Eatrh"y. charged with Intnxica-
lion. told the court IL was his first
Tim" in court, although hc is nearly ia
Years Of axe. He WAS allowed 20 go
urfinrd upon his promise 10 refrain
from drink.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27

should become naval officer in the
service Of the Mikado, but Hayakawa
thought otherwise. and took UP the
study Of drama. Coming to this country.
he studied drama at the University OF
Chicago. and then returned TO his ma
tive country with Japanese transuIa-
tons Of the English classics. He wa:
the first Japanese actor to appear III
Shakespearean productions in that
country.
Bray Cartoons and Paramount Picto-
graphs are the added features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
eEMaRKARrE prcT1rRE

The Worlds Traffic in Young Girls"
the wonderful expose Of Whit" Slavery
closes ts engagement nj Tho Colonial
theatre tonight This picture WIS or
iGinally hooked for TWO DAYS Hu, owing
In the number If patrons who were TN
ahl" ~ gain admission Monday and
TIL, Sday. ARRANGEMENTS wcrr completed
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al ia" .rn,n.itH" on Pittsburgh Semi
nary wHS ,."layrd until thus mnrnIHE
rrniing liz arrival IT ono OF the co..
lr.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
LUCILLE LEE srEwARr-1Ex

young movie star, supported by the
handsome young actor. Huntley Gordon.
will be seen At the Rex theatres. today
I'm yltagraph's latest feature. His
Wife's Good Name" There are. perhaps.
no two players on the screen today who
play better together than do these. who
have won their way into the hearts nj
SO many motion picture lovers. His
Wifc's Good Name" gives both Of thcs.
plavcrs manifold opportunities to DEM
nnstrate their ability, which they do not
fail 70 use. Truth Crushed To Earth
two part drama, Of the WIGS Guilt y
series and Travel pictures VIII also he
shown Coming Friday and Saturday,
William Farnun in Fires OF Conscience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27

Vim. J.. Crimes. DR.. G. L. Henderson
and Or. W. ~. Hughes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27

You can get insurance against loss
Of rental income-but you can protect
Yourself from such loss through time
iy advertising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
MANY Ministers Present.

Detroit Mich. Frcshytery--Rev. II; B.
Henderson. First L. + church OF De-
| troll.
Mansfield. OHIO. Prcsbytcry-RGv. F.
\ Drum, Savannah. o.: Rev. j. n.
| >p"ncer. Wooster. O.: Rev. l.. +. II.
| Smith. Mansfield. o: Ery. H. II. S"npr:i.
! Dalton. O.; Rev. K. NJ: SturG"on. Can-
ton. O.: Rev. j. =: McGalI' East ~ Mans;
| Mansfield. ..
Musklnsum PrcsbytGrry-p,r. r. r. A.
| Elliott Cambridge. o.. Rev: }; !. Sharr.
| Norwich. o.: DR.. ]. ". Eickett' Ne"
""cord o: Esv' T. a. IeTT, I%t''i tsr,
.iow and sandhi:i. O.; Rev. y; i'; Den
| s"n. East Union. O.; Rev. !. L. Glr"n'
Rix Mills. @: Or. II: a. Kelsey Cam
bridge. O.. and Elders Alex McC"m-
! naughey. Now Concord. O.: +. e. Nc
| Cum Washington and Pleasant iiii. - ;
\. =. Huston "f 'Jonat hans creek; ana
| J. +. Sankcy Of Cambridge: Or. j. i\A"A
| Montgomery. president MuSklngum Cot
| lcge.
Stcubcrvill". Ohio. Tr"Shytery-E"v.
| w. G. Martin Scrngssvillc: Rev. Merit
A. Eakln. Steuhenville: Or. ]. I. Ada
Carrolton; Rev. J. G. Smith. Wc'lsEll'":
Rev. j. l. Moore. Chester. W. Va: Rev.
| n. II, Currv Salincsvtllc: Rev. r. i.
! Cook. Knoxville and Richmond: Rev. -
| c. Reany. East Liverpool; kev. ~ W.
| Portcrtrid. Yellow Creek and Toronto:
| Glad,s Run and Grants Hill: Elders
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! land SteubenviIle, and ". II. CASTOR
| East Liverpool -
+ pnbinson First t. i. church: Rev. W.
| +. Mccormick. Ecllairs; Rev. II. &.
| SundcrasS rni1ntown and Fatrpoini
Rev. Roy T.. Morris. Rnn"y's Point; Key.
Ira f. l."cper. ST. C!nirSvili": Rev. ).
Kcny Girrn. Moundsvillc; Or. Ira q.
| NcC:rrary. Second United Prcshytc rim
church: Rev Il VI. McCrackcn. West
| Alexander Elders y. s ThornhurE.
ri,v: /. \. Dubois. city: J.. NJ Bell
, Rnn"y's Point: / Y. sutton. 81. Clairs-
Vile; W. y Girfcn CAdIz; Samuel Cor
! don. High Ridge: Isaac Glff"u. Martins
Ferry. and Vim. Gilospie. New Athens
and IEarrisvillr. pr. K. q. ''nmphrll
James Gordon, DR.. w. q. Naddcil, DIR.
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Rev. Or. +. \. DUNN. the retiring
moderator arrived in time 10 deliver I'll"
moderatOr& sermon during the after
noon. and his discourse on The Power
OF thu Gospel" was highly appropriate
10 the occasion uf his retiring from
the mOderator.S chair.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-05

Tho case OF the former Wall street
messenger boy who has just paid !I2..
ono for stock exchange seat out OF
his winnings IN war stocks viii
long serve to point moral ana adorn
a tale OF the magic possibilities OF
stock speculation Al against THIS
concrete example Of successful get
rlchguck finance, all the hard.luCK uX.
pcricuccs OF the Ioas fortunate and
all the warnings about the snarcs and
pitfalls OF stock gambling viii be ms
nothing. There was the unlucky case
a Few months ago n the bank teller
whose faith Ia war stock profits proved
Lh ruin llut that Ia another story.
and ~ opposed to Il hero Is tho more
agreeable instance Of tho youth who
mas made good. and at thirty one from
the humblcat " beginnings haa
reached the cherished role OF all stock
brokers ClorkA
llut II iB to be noted that he mad.
hfs fortune operating from the inside
and not from tho outside.
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CHAPTER xiV-Contlnued.

! had cherished hope that his vic
INNS would ma an opportunity to
escape while filing our water barrels.
but Wolf Larsen had selected his spot
well. The Ghost lay half beyond the
SURF line OF lonely beach Here
debouchcd a deep gorge, with prccipI-
tous. volcanic walls which no man
could scale. And here. under his d.
rect superv!sion-for he went ashore
Leach and Johnson filled the
small casks and rolled them down to
the beach. They had no chance to
make break for liberty in one OF the
boats
Late that afternoon we hove up an
'hor and got away. Nothing was be.
fore US but the three or four months
hunting on the sealing grounds The
outlook was black indeed. and ! wen,
about my work with n heavy heart
An almost funercal gloom seemed to
have descended upon the Ghost VOL,
Larsen had taken to his bunk with
one OF his strange. splitting head.
aches. Johnson | found lying full
~ Tho ,ro,,hto, a,,,,. ''''' ''h
and ror,or,h.raI ,,.I,, W. ~
,r..os,io,, W., ~ ''''"' ",'
.oomod ,u,or, 49, h,a. , "p MAUI
" "'"' ''"'.. urea
TO break In on the mans morbid
thoughts by calling him away, but he
smiled sadly n, mo md ra,,.a, ~,
obey w.
Lana, .,.,
-, 90 '''"'"e"
.,
,v,,,,aa ." ,, .'o,' nj. van
80 ona. .n .,,n us yer '"ch
yor ,r,, mo- 49,, ,, - ''iU,'' WIN
nm 81, Wy Ia n'' "''"l re
"n,, W, . ,nn u. '',S on the mn
""'h vi inc Mayfair bakery, runnln
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abloid Acroplancs.

Til" British reason, quite logically.
that the smaller the acr"pianc and tho
'aSl"r 1t can lily the less danger of It's
being hit by shots fired from earth,
So the british airmcn favor an unusu.
lily small machine, which they call the
tabloid y very light frame Is fit.
rd with an So.horSc power motor,
which Will drive the frail machine
through the air ut the rate of 100
niles an hour. The engine Is covered
with armor. The aviator seeking to
lr"p II bomb on the enemy approaches
his target ut II height OF 5000 feet.
When Strnight above 1t he turns the
lose of his machine straight down and
lr"pS NJ terrific speed. When within
800 feet Of the target he drops his
bombs nS quickly rs possible and then
,h"ol> Skyward at tremendous pace.
American Boy.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-05
What the Doctor Knows
KIDNEYS MUST BE RIGHT TO
INSURE HEALTH.

Few people realize to what extent their
heath depends upon the condition of the
Kidneys.
The physician in nearly all cases of
serious illness, makes a chemical analy.
SIS of the patients urine. He knows that
unlcss the kidneys are doing their work
properly, the other organs cannot readily
be brought back to health and strength.
When the kidneys are neglected or
tbused in any way. serious results are
sure to follow. According to health sta.
tstlcs, Bright's Disease, which is really
IN advanced form of kidney trouble,
,aused nearly ten thousand deaths in one
year, in the State of New York alone.
Therefore, it is particularly necessary to
pay more attention to the health of these
important organs.
An ideal herbal compound that has had
remarkable success as a kidney remedy
is DR.. kilmer's Swamp Root, the great
kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The mild and healing influence of thi.
preparation, in most cases, is soon real.
lzed, according to sworn statements and
verified testimony of those who have used
the remedy.
When your kidneys require attention,
get swamp Root at once from any phar.
macy. 1t is sold by every druggist in
bottles of two sizes-5oc and $l.OO.
However, if you wish first to test thi,
great preparation send ten cent. to DR.,
kilmer & Co., Binghamton, n. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper. Adv.
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u N THIS TALE\
| JACK LON \
I DON'S SEA EX- \
PERIENCE is
USED WITH ALL !
THEPOWERIOR
'::::HSAIRHE-PEN
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SYNOPSIS.

Humphrey Van Weyden critic and diet
tHnte. IL thrown into the water by the
sinking OF ferryboat On coming to
his senses he finds himself aboard the
sealing schconer Ghost. Captain Wolf
Larsen. bound to Japan waters The cap
.alh refuses to put Humphrey ashore and
fahkes him cabin boy "for the good Of his
soul He begins to learn potato peslink
eno diah washing under the cockney cook
Au9ridRe. Humps quarters are changed
At huxridKe steals his money and
Ghaaes him when accused OF It. Later he
nstenS to Wolf give his idea OF llf.-''tike
SeAst q terment the big eat the little
-. Cnoky In jealous OF Hump and hazes
Jun WON hazes "A seaman and makes It
we basls for another philosOphlc Discus
SION with Hump. Wolf entcrtalns Mu-
xr1oKe In his cabin. wins from him at ca rds
mo money he stole from Hump and then
tells Hump II Is his. VOLTS, by right OF
might Cooky md Hump whet knives at
each other. Humps intimacy with Wolf
sncfchses and Wolf sketches the story Of
ms NE to Hump. Wolf discusses the
hibie. ana Omar with Hump and Illus
tfatts the Instructive love OF lie by CHok-
thE Hump nearly to death. A carnival OF
brutality breaks loose In the shin and
Wolf proves himself the master brIlt.
Won Ia knocked overheard n, night
comes back aboard by the IorIiue and
WINS GEAR In light In the fOrccastlr
iufHp dresses VOLTS wounds and. dcspli.
ms protest. Is made mate on the hclI-siip
MI van Wcyd,n tries to learn his duties
60 XIII him
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moving slowly down upon us Wolf
Larsen did not seem affected how.
ever, though | noticed, when We re.
turned to the deck. a slight twitching
OF the nustrils, u pCrccptiblc Guickucss
OF movement Once. and inviting
that he did 30 or that saw. he
laughed aloud, mockiuE'y and defiant.
ly. at the advancing storm see him
yet. standing there like pyEmy out OF
the Arabian Nights before the huge
front OF some malignant genie tic
was daring destiny and he was un
afraid
The whispers OF wind became puTs
the sails filled. the Ghost moved
Wolf Larsen put the wheel hard up to
port. and We began to pay OF The
wind was now dead Astcru. muttnr
ing and pulling stronger and stronger
and my head sails were pounding Ius
thy My hands were full with the ny
ing lib, 10, and staysall. and hy tho
time this part ot my task was accom-
plishcd the Ghost was lcapIuE into the
southwest, tho wind on her quarter
and all her Shoots Co slurbulrd with
out pausng Tor breath. though my
heart was beating like a trip hammer
from my oNcrIDuus. 0prauE TO tn,
tnpslils. and before the wind had be
come too strong We had them fairly
set and we're coilnE down. Then
went art for orders
Wolf Larsen nodded approval and
rcllnquIshol the wheel TO mo Tn,
wind was strengthening steadily ant
the sua rising For an hour Ftcorrl
each moment becoming moro dlNicu't
I had not tho experience to stror n
the gait wo were going on a quarter
ms course
Now take run up with the Ellasc'
and raise some ot the boats Wcy,
made at least ten knots. and wore 70
INK twelve or thirteen now The ole
girl knows how to walk"
coutcuiod myself with tho FOR,
crosstrccs, some seventy fee, abuv,
the deck As searched the vacan
stretch OF watni before tho. comprc
hcudoi thoroughly tho need for hast,
! II We were to recover any Of our men
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we drfted fairly down upon 1t, so thai
nothing remained to do but hook the
tackles to either end and hoist 1t
aboard | noticed blood spouting from
kerfoots left hand. In some way the
third finger had been crushed to a
pulp. But he gave no sign OF pain.
and with his single right hand helped
us lash the boat in its place.
Then We raced. and wildly. across
the wild sea, the while hung like a
fly in the crosstrees and searched for
the other boats In half an hour |
sighted the second one. swamped and
bottom up, to which were desperately
Clinging Jock Homer. fat Louis and
Johnson. This time | remained aloft.
and Wolf Larsen succeeded IN heay
ing to without being swept AS before,
We driftcd dowa upon it Tackles
We're made fast and lines flung to the
men, who scrambled aboard like mon
keys
As before, the Ghost swung out OF
the trough, lifting her deck again out
bowling blast. II was now half.past
five. and half an hour later, when the
last of the day lost itself in a dim and
furious twilight. | sighted a third boat,
1t was bottom up. and there was no
sign OF its crew Wolf Larsen re
peated his maneuver. holding off and
then rounding up to windward and
drifting down upon it. But this time
he missed by forty feet. the boat pass
ing astern.
Number four boat" Oofty Oofty
cried. his keen eyes reading its mum.
Der in the one second when 1t lifted
clear OF the foam and upside down.
4, was Henderson's boat, and with
him had been lost Holyoak and VII
liams. another OF the deepwater
crowd Lost they Individually were;
but the boat remained. and Wolf Lar.
sen made one more reckless effort to
recover it.
And when he put the wheel hard
over and the Ghosts bow swung OH.
was once more buried beneath the
pounding seas and clinging for life
to the pinrail at the foot OF the fore.
mast When the Ghost finally emerged
Kelly who had come forward at the
last moment, was missing
This time. having missed the boa,
and not being in the same position as
In the previous instances. Wolf Lar
sen was compelled to resort to a dit
fercnt mancuver. Running OF before
the wind with everything to starboard,
he came about and returned close,
hauled on the port tack. Though we
were continually hallbured. there
was no trough In which to be swept.
and we drifted sQuarely down upon
the upturned boat. badly smashing ii
as 1t was heavcd iuboard
tTO BE CONTINUEDD