The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

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Ka~ thFsI IHs I'm tM~ d~ek. As~ m
safes Have tAsv I'M eea&r
Yea nh who can aaake Any resise
sacs Held her Just a. sAe Ia 0i&aa,
there's kaOs In bar teeth slreaayr
II viii take more thsa cars 10 evswAaal
IN rces aasaee knew n sArs@ feaaSws
picked np MsSsAnay nm m y
i think saass iikeiy they did. SRI
they wua swiagia' the tsasxn slonas
side"
~fsrGnx ns, she might glasses LeAycrd
AYE. they're 90 the sAssf In the cap
tain'S ssassrccHa."
He r~saraed with thesn before ! had
flashed Whispering a ward u heps
Into the girls ear bat ewwa that short
tlme had ~ hnaaden~d ths expAnse al
water eoasa cuac~tvs few dseAiis
Through the senA Three at the heath
were eiese saxrthes. haacAesi N sheaxA
their oecupants we're ssiii ueawars q
Just what had eccarred. the fuurxA
noat---ths eae ne had tast ieft, -
dcehs---wns anacA nsRrws. and must -
entirvay cHs Of sight u The othcex. !
got Il fairly within my focus but thA
occupants werv tnsssssinSusshshae NJ
that ttistsaee: ali I coasd b sure cf
was that the fellows we're cnsagsd In
rigging mp 31~y' ma~s fe< = ~@si. ssA
that they were ne longer attempting b
nar~ne IN. or making eng effurt 10 ~
Join the CtAss boats
"po yca see 'ssn. sirf" asked Lea.
ycrd. inpasicnce ovescoxning HIN.
Eyes: iisvrpoel's eaat la cut there.
heading due west. end the ssen are RIG
gias q sail"
"And the others, SIR
ITO ssarhoart. NJ least Z quarter Of
n mile away
THAT'S the game. thea" he said.
staring out into the hlaekness -
though he saw II all. Then fellows
donT rxs~ / dxrn WHIST ee~smes o. ssss
'shnsw arSF hsass, ~. .ssx ~. shsy ~
safe ashore. I'll bet they rather thsy
wnd drown than not wcnder did th~y
pick NJ that msii!onaireY
"No resson why they shealdn.. He
mus, have struck within ten feet Of the
boat They wcnldn's es likely 10 lssve
FIN behind. when fs's their meal ticket
II they ever GET ashore"
"w'here they heading forY'
"white Fish bay"
swell. they may 81, thar. n II Amt
TOO fur. Thess 4 good boat they're In
Mr.. Hcllis an Liverpool an white arr
both sailors all right TIL ray that fns
'em. hut tac the same they're 4 soin'
to have ter show their train'n before
many hours"
You mean a s,ormi doat The
that mist myself"
-Tsin't only that str: It's tn the
afr; yea Mn sarser breathe II like. De-
sides I ,eok's sauin, a, the barometer
when wen. helow-~it's fsilin' ter beat
the band"
Then we better lock 10 our cwu
safety: we are far too short handed
TO stow sail before n wind"
Il reckon there eiut 81 awful mueh
To stow" with q glance. upward into
the hlackne~s aloft. There are two
men below deck you can rout out and
put st work"
Two. hrY'
'"Ays. Mr. I~ayorf--pussn and TIE
steward The latter ron win ind Ia
one OF the sta,croosns aft here II ths
key I ienve !, TO you to persuade the
fellows to take hold
I'm do that. cir, with pleasure and
maybe. come the nerd. even the owner
would stve us q handr
We will not eoun, on Mr.. Hascon !;
he could scarcely keep bis feet In =
scswny." I answered f'rmly. "I,ut We
have one more In the crew. neyershe.
iess-Miss Carrsng,oa, here"
The lady. arf''
Yes" she broke In eagerly. ~Cnp
tain Hollis knows. Mr.. L~ayord- for h.
has tested my s~asnanship could
take the sAe4 such weather ~ ills
May i nas relieve otson now!"
Yes" | said, feeling II best 10 -.
courage her enthusiasm. and truly pos
scssing faith In h*r cspshsIl,y to handle
the ship. 'T'll k.~p you there while We
get snuSged away. Mr. oisonf''
AYE. aye, SIR"
Let Mlas C,arrtHEtan relieve pea
Stand ny moment ur,il certain shs
has the trick ~ ~ and thea, come for
ward"
AYE. are. sar." hut less heartily. 4
strong doubt In his voice
ITS all right Olsen she'll ho..d her
this weather, Vow. Mr., Lemyord. hrffs
the other swc FAerl co tes~s."
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