The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-19

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John stuart wshstsr's neck came
out Of his cellar with the suddennsss
Of q turtle snappins Of ~: 10 drew
himseif up beside the top bern antil
his face was 90 9 level with his unbtd-
den EusstA upon whom he bent iscs
Of Mingled eniotio'.s
who the devil are your be Do
mandsd.
Il regret ] have no card, but even II
HAD !. .ealA b. no Kindness 10 infirs
upon an American gentleman the cog
nomsn my parents honored me with,
for IL 10 long and many. lola,ed. like q
l'p~anys; aaa ~sshodsem She nafses ct ell
the saints Ia the calendar. Moreover,
Just At present ! ara travelling Under
an alias ain known rs Mr.. Andrew
I EV&eFxss ~. ']-,~.'a -Is,.a'. - ~. y
And your occupetionrs Webster
| managed TO sr,ieulate.
Valet de chamhrs 10 that prince Of
| gentlemen. Mr YOkn e "wros,ers .As
other replied with n mischleyous CLEAN
In his dark eyes.
| Nr. Webster sat down Imply on the
srttee. lie Was undecided whether 70
roar with laughter or shrek with IAge !;
while he struggled for decision An
drew Bowers blew smoke rings at the
ceiling.
Haven't ! seen you betorel" wes-
sisr queried presently.
Il wouldn't be surprised. drove
| you down 90 the steamer in taxi half
an hour ago. You viii recall that the
taxi driver carried your luggage
! aboard"
Webster Cared around the s,nteroon.
where have you hidden your liycryr
he demanded
Il wrapped II IN a newspaper, then.
seeking moment when the deck out.
side Was deserted, | stepped forth In
uiy~~i beg your pardon, your lamas
and tossed II overheard"
"i,ut apparently you did le, bring
aboard With you a suit OF clothes to
take The place OF your liseryr
quite lamentably 50, Mr.
Webster Perhaps you will accept my
desperate need as aa excuse for hor,
roNing your pejamas | notice YOU
have another Mit Of them Fortunate
man"
| Andrew Hswers vas a man Of per.
! haps thirty years FIVE feet ten inches
tall and apparently In excellent health
| lie might have weighed hundred and
seventy pounds aud he was undcnlnbly
! Handsome
| While Webster Was wondering
whvthrr HIS companion Was u.rely
hgh,Ias~ tcawp or AN ASCENDING
bank cashier, kuosk sounded on the
stateroom dnur he opyued il aad the
pnr@r stood Ia jht cutrnucr y
"'t,rsct. r'raS'- H. sDaoluert
Webster surrendered both jackets
receiving In turn two sra, checks tar
the d,uius saloon ard he pgrser
passed IN 50 the hsyt cabin
Andrc~ Bowers smiled sluslt pre-
setent s,nile but sald nothing and
presently John Stunr, Webster broke
the silence well" he ordered sting
the @ng or tel! the story
Il noticed yuu surrendered my Ticket
to the parS~r. the young man an
sSer~d irrelrNaatly. "snd am siSd OF
that. take II as prima tacic eytdrnc@
that you have made w your mind 10
sccep, my company
Your. te., Internally cool and cuck
SURG my FREED. Webster warned him
testify Il prs1r myself on sense of
humor and dearly love Joke rntll
It's carried -r,rtnr. t.at hn .dv,s~d In
TINA young man, aud don't Try 10 play
hafra &frn rv My ~reaYsalss. eE ncp
atcpp,ancs ~ sen Is a sah'ct, Ter ~.
turr discussion. suee at present se
have some fiGuyiEry matters before u>
You owe mc rffy dollars Tor war ticA
u. Andrew I,a~vf~, tNd IN Tty~ ~ ,he
fact ihat never sas ya9 tsJare 70.
DAY, suppose ~s srat' the voyage hy
sqrar,uE INV seyuuu'
Andrew Bowers ~ pn IA rhp hertb
and les aiS legs drafc Ar ;he SIZE
Ng Webster he tNsau seriously
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