The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-16

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SIT w. graSgaax the guawass villa
ssast han1s aaa9 Staresi asoas hsr asss
the arrar asyasse ut SEA-.
-fh@rs IN msshaax la sagAty' she
Eeks ~~arias. Are ysa sare Mr., Car
ssnx*ca asde Nils eaesr@g'
| As srsala ~ / r&a he did not
ss% him after I s~ft the party In the
after cabin ias& svenaax. Fas Mes,Ana
insists that he came On d@c&. and
Naaei the Ssisrfs In scw@~4Hg the heass.
EB~ycaa araat me- xes @~ay sssSsy, 80.
xas piekcd up hy TIE liner"
y kiss was saasns for sasne ttkse. her
ka1s "a the raaa sse~ping 10 the bows
He rolled over. revealing his fac~. gray
and haExsrd in the dawa.
~who- vi BIO liz that naanr SHE qaes-
tianeA, ~Yoa call him Aecxna: h b.
! . saliurf''
NO: he was one ef ths guesfa lie
~ rich taaa's son. who occasionally
takes q hyes on Wall street"
-Nos---not Fergus Mes.xnn1~
Il believe that Ii his nalne. now thas
yca recall II. whyf Dsd you ever
know the friicwfF
-oHfy BY Feputstfon. which is not
tina hsss. He was involved rather YIN.
pleasantly tn the Bascosn shooting
case.
faye, r~tnesrshgr. ] read sbcn. the
affair In Chleaxo paper al tina tins.
but failed to comprehend II was this
Messaan who was inyoived Did RAs
com tiieY'
~He win he crippled for life; at
course his sssaiians may not have teca
entirely To hlams~--ts was 4 draassra
quarrel over Z woman
"weii.~ said quietly, "the man 10
In for q tch Ut sasiur work here. wheth.
sr II presses hina. crust. He asssd's
BIZ sullsn last night. hnt. Il an In No
ffzssSe 3uzs Bss@ ia nchFs hsza4 Haas yest
ever strered = be~t with IN oar, Miss
versr
4 have done lots OF casoaing. and
last summer at Palm Beach" she
stopped. laughing at the slip ~YsA
aceuaiiy at Palm Beach. l ssr~red some
larger boats. j believe could"
"fou win 6nd this somewhat dif,
frreut. stu. there In not much n n
trick to II, and sm going to let ycu
try yoar hand. I,o you think yeu cxE
held Der all righty'
'sof course can" almost Indignant.
ly. Really. Mr.. Hollis. have steer~d
boats In worse seas than thiA II the
car wasn't quite 80 heavy"
.~rherr is no steering paddle aboard.
Web, II anything goes wreng. sing oas.
I'm going to rcut cut that fellow for"
ward. aad get at eur work"
l cannot say that Mccain was par
tieulasly pleasant about Il: he had .
way Of showing that hs rather resent.
ed my assumption Of authority, and
performed what ! ordered with = d.
liberation which was almost tnsciert.
However. he made no open revolt. and
I thought II best not 80 anger the mao
unnecessarily. We worked steadily for
an hour. the fellow prosing practically
useless erccp, TO hand me the article
required. Or. TO tbrpx his weight 90 .
rrpe's <nd. v~rA succeeded In holding
the boat steady. although l thought the
weight Of tho waves Increased ~
though We wers on the outer edge Of
some storm.
I dashed an osr upright TO 4 thwsrt.
eracing n securely BY ropes 10 oar"
locks on either side: then occurred the
broken paddle handle ~ q spar, notch
Ing the oar 10 give purchase, and riesed
UP the tarraailn. teinx compelled to
uss ripe rnfs tc srcurr II tn position
II WINS 4 roagh Job. yet the stiff canvas
be.lied out tn the wind. and wss COO
scaous Of ,hrsn Of hope. an l crrps
back 10 the stern sheets. graspsd the
steering ear. aEd headed the beat into
The southwest.