The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-08

arA ths eilly thing I need 10 expaasn
w the neSS~xfty fox q change IN caar
SAILING course An Hses& rf yw1 knErws
ww has hrckee aSf In EaFepe skzsc@
this ansp eaear~ss fsasa nxitssnerk TA~
sAaaees ara Ataaa y haaarsd 10 ess
that ~e woaad be saptsrvd o. sank. "
ws tried to reach cur port shv0axh The
cAanssci~
-isy wAomE" II was Ilserrsoa vine
sre&~-
"EnxhsA or Frsneh warsAsg&"
~ -Eg-s 4 d. DwsrA cargo thxa we've
sat In the Aoad In&t's the way l &C.
ussa IL Wei. ngx hssk here SIR,
sassH N tho ealy Datehman aboard.
- the rest ov ~ doa't take kindly TO
that sort u tch."
~Ycare salleRasa. ami Shtppcd Oh
sAts xeyaxe h~f@e evsr war was de-
eiared. Nov viii yen Asssa to me a1-
sil GET throagAf~
"Ah. lee him saik. he'd" segaeons In
tsytecfed-
] outlined my plsn Ia a. few words
- possible. and they seeaaed 10 h1sa
respectfully enough, oaly occasionally
iasertecsins qn~stioa. Liverpool did
not peak ut all. nor Jim White. whe
had pushed his way forward. until l
soaels.isa. Then the latter asked sud
deniy.
would yon u,ind II q couple 81 %
had q glance ~ that rhmrtf Axyes
we'd see II clearer then"
Certainly. you eHa all hook at II.
Mr., Olson. take the chart do~n there.
ani poini out The naes 10 the uaen can
sev where We are"
They crowded ahcat. enaeavurtas to
gain glimpse. although probably not
half q doara among them passessed the
fsintsst coaeeptiaa II what the vsri-
Gus markings stgnired. Liverpool and
White. he~cyer. set down ON their
knees. and followed ulsca's ssubhy
.orcnngcr closely, Ms he traced the pre-
posed course. White appeared rather
the more ln,ellygens, asking 4 question
or two before regulating his feet.
r. xsA ~ <shs, ,I.Ahss1es sasss ,eaeas,
STR" be said. turning Ms face toward
where stood waiting. but that ton't
help us much TO set this thing
straight. It's to be Z north course ID.
night thep, M "A 10 taxa VA thspagA
the steamer lane before daylighsT
Yea
"And where would We he about day.
light tomorrow nerniagf"
Il can only gusss al that. not know.
Ing the exact shape our engines are In,
or the probable speed OF the ship, But
We ought 70 b. close to tf,y degrees
west and about forty degrees. tweniy
minutes north, should say"
How far away from landy'
"one hundred and ffsy miles to the
east and south Of Cape Race"
"Cspe Race," broke Ia Liverpool.
"rve heard o that rolnt--it's south Of
harbor called NJ. Joha's, Here II Ia.
marked on the chart. Jim"
He pointed /; out with dingy fere-
finger. and the two stared at the spo,
FOE a minute before they got TO their
feet again. waited. bat neither
spoke.
Els that oil, near ] asked with a
glance at their faces "Aii RICH, then.
you can 60 forward. II any OF yoa
@lsa to ask any questions later shall
BE grad TT <nsw~s tfsegrs.'1 >' "'.~'
They disappeared without demon.
s;ration. talking among themselves.
yet 10 all appearances tina conference
bad not deeply impressed the crew.
They seemed stolid. dall-wit,nd
bunch, even Liverpool and White
ssouch!ng back 10 the fnrecasIlc. with
scarcely the exchange OF word. OF.
son rolled up the chart. ard clambcred
up the ladder to where stood beside
the erss mate. Fer moment he cluag
10 the rail watching the last Of the men
disappear.
wei. I'll be burned" he said AL
most under his breath.
What Is ii. Mr.. Oisoaf'
That's mst what don't know. sir,"
tie answered Slowly. -one ruess is'hs
good "a another. sir. hui. LIN miShty
near certain Of eae sisins--they haven't
no Intention Of soln' ~ Hamburg. Even
Liverpool aud White showed no inter.
est except IN one point
"You mean whtrst&e ship will BE- to-
sndrruw rlurring - 'n' '-'' 4
"Iust that ard it's going 70 be to-
morrow uaorn.ag vhen they show their
hand TIL then, SIR well have model
crew, That's the way see H."
Which th,ory hooks reasonable
enough" acknowledged. after a
pause, although is's more my tudc-
ment tina, the arrest OF MCCAIN has
lex, them leader,ess~ arm not really
looking for aay more serious trouble.
However. wen b ready for II, II II
comes"