The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21


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sg~ks w~assiy. @Arw ye1 sare Mr.. Car
rintxoa made hin es<sp<Y~
~As eertsfn a4 I cxn ia. I dtd nes
We him after I l<ft tn party In tbs
aftsf eAAta tsst ssSninx Bas Mc<'Gnp
iaSssts TINT b. varns On a*ek. and
scAn<ti the c,Asrs In iDs'srsas the eosss
B&yand doubt bio gut sMy satisfy. anc
ms pAeted w BIT the iinsr.-
KAs wxs ssiwnt for wGsne atrse. Ssr
sAss ~ Inc asn ssespang In the hsws
Hs rolled over. revealing ass face. Srss
and haggard In the dAwa
-whe--wha Ia thai MANY sAe Qass'
ticasa. "yoa cab hia McCsna u he
y amiixf"
NO: be was enc IT the guestx, lie
ls q rich mans son, who cee&saenAily
tAkea aver on Wall street"
"Nos--aot Fergus Met'anny'
Il believe that In his name, aow that
yau recah II. HAyi lid yaa ever
argWs fha fetsawS%
''only by reputation. witch In net
the best. He was iayulyea rather an.
plrasaatiy Ina the B4scusn saxsatins
case
Aye, | remember ! read ahsnt the
sNai. 10 Chicago gsapar a, the si,po.
but failed TO csstasFe.head /, vac tlsts
MSt'ana who was invalye4 Did Bas-
com def
''fic win BE- crippled for life; Of
course his assailsn, HAY rot have bern
entirely 10 btsrne--is was . drGakan
quarrel ever n ~onsaa~
well l said quietly. .'the naan In
in for jae OF sailor work here. whcsl-
or IL pieases him. az not. He acted q
bit sullsn last night. but attn In no
'tihaoSyf yusr na~ I'd f,ahy Ktn ffayvf ysa
ever steerrd . boa. with "a car. Miss
veraY'
-'a"'svhHve tune fots cs rsnaesns. xne
last summer at Palm Beach" she
stopped. laughing as the Slip Yes,
actually AZ Palm Beach. stesred some
larger beats Ill ssiie,r could"
"You win fnd this somewhat t!f.
tssysss,s. Stir, >tssHa Mcnqt MACH, VI q,
trick to II. and ] am going TO let you
,ry your hand Do you think yea csn
hold her all rsghtf"
''of courss l can" almost indignant
ly. Really. Mr.. Hollis, have Sieered
boats La worse seas than this II the
car wasn't quite 10 heavy--"
There Ii no steering paddle aboard.
Well. II anything goes wrong. sing out.
I'm going to rout out that fellow for
ward. and get ct our work"
cannot say that Mccain was par
ticalarly pleasant about Il; hs had q
war Of showing that no rather resent
ed my assumption Of authority. and
performed what l ordered with Do
liAera tien which was almost insrlent.
However. he made no opec revolt, and
thought II best not 10 anger the man
unnecessarily, We worked steadily for
nm hour. the fellow proving practically
useless, excep; 10 hand me the article
required. or 10 throw his weight on 4
ropes end. Vera succeeded In holding
the boat steady. although l though; the
weight Of the waves Increased ~
ssrsagA .xs u~ra On sAa cstas ,esise nj
some STERN.
dashed an car upright TO thwart.
brscing II securely by ropes TO oar
locks ON either side. then secured the
broken paddle handle ~ n spar, notch
ING the oar 10 give purchase, ard rizxed
ap the tarpAulln. being compelled to
use rope-ends to secure II In position.
II was rough Job. jet the ssir canvas
beilied out In the wind. and ! was con
scious OF 4 thrill Of hope. ~ I crep'
back to the stern sheets. gr@xped tho
steering oar. and headed the boat into
he southwest