Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-02-27
,utpTER XVl-Continued.

n n Er0nl the lOl "lu -
y, |, had spent the hour aloft.
no r' Hal On the weather bowl"
VA "a" nominloue lurched up stiffly.
W. r,,ooostcr came from his furious
~. a omldships. Monsieur Sazarac,
'o. stir from the cabin, The gen.
s gathered about the masters
'- S,se After a while he picked it
clearly a,,o- 80 uou
..s She IS laying Il course to cross
~. .'' ca7arac looked about with some
'. american! cried Raoul eagerly.
ct,, break ont the Jack, and run up
!. national colors also! This is an
,netan ship"
2r,nc glanced at him oddly. 1t APP
s.,s5 some sentiment was struggling
An svocdfency. But when Clark came
lawn he was sent to hoist the starred
I,n the Washington republic.
THs IS a hard nut to crack" grum-
NJ Dominique. The story this
,t,o,er holds. Not document
heard. and you-Jean!"
ysrpmolselle LestrOn had turned a
lj tired face to the strangers sail;
NJ did not hear a sudden conference.
IT will not do for them to see him."
rtared Monsieur Sazarac. 'Nor
k3enoisele Lestron to see him. He
roaring his chanteys-he Is telling
ms sea fght-he names us all Of the
/! crew, one by one"
There goes a signal gun" RaOul was
ncbng the strange sail, and the
t-ier figure Of Louise LeStron wav-
g an arm as though the Yankees
l!ht see. "They mean for US to lay
Now, we will have to explain"
NademOiseIIe had run back to them,
Reyes sparkling joyously. She heard
be young mans last word, and her
hen eyes noted the constrained silence
ahad fallen on them.
Your fellow cOuntrymen, Messieurs
K louisiana A rescue what
he matter? What Is there to ex-
lall This ship, d victim Of mutt
beers?
She glanced from them to the sloop-
tva sailing swiftly, wind a-beam, to
nS the bows Of the Seraphire. AL
Sty at her masthead, they could see
A'aag Of the North republic.
The Napoleon plot" the English
'nan guessed, well that-a ship Of
majesty might seize you all, but l
rHn heard that the Yankees have
Ff inteTered seriously in this mad
f@ Of New Orleans to free Ma
Rn%
The emperor" said Monsieur Saza-
larky but with his smile, "is in
oed-with his boots on :"
IAe Seraphine was coming around
up in the wind with a clatter Of
e@ and swapping cloth. Dominique
sled YEARLY, There was nothing
10 90. Monsieur Sazarac, after
|" 'aSt enigmatic jest, looked grave
al The other vessel.
.le Hornet" he shrugged: "Com-
'o,e Biddle's famous sloop Of the
Isa war; Lay-to, hearties! You
yOafllns mate worthy Of a chase
We oad other than dead sallormen
ward Of the mastw
,ya'AIQue watched him sorrowfully.
aen all, save Jean Lafltte, there
.' oe explanation, pardon; perhaps,
y. .- praise Tor a gallant exploit.
sue Is up in the wind ALSO" NUT
a De Almonaster. Il see a boat
5'Is OIL and smart lleutenant's
~ s''ar' Now, Monsieur Sazarac-"
~, %rePenas upon who may be in the
ps .s yoa'dIng party" said the other
IA Sasnu% There may be old
g.. u's'e who know me WELL"
-.aSear Sazaracs short laugh
~e aothead again. He crossed
lg ~ Tue rail. Monsieur Sazarac
M r1 r 10 say | will not betray you.
M, uo one here who can or will.
ag now? " 'oiin JARVIS
t !, Instructed, just now, loan
al'ac'" -'' '"olS OF Monsieur
r rmqon'' fumed De Almonaster.
vs t- aans you yeti He win hang
'@ We at the last" '
a., word from him-from orr o,,o
g r- Monsieur sazarac fool,
l nv ,,,onpoSedIy. "Eh, bienl He
b. srs ,r.'5 IN the old days! This
/ Seem, se'1eu MS fancy. It was
sgss '', , $50 for he boasts Of it-who
av9 +, = C. camellia which was once
h, b, v I Il from balcony. Things
50 pI we, been far different If ! had had
h,ys anu q, not he. Wen, what would
ha A., LIE depends on the sligbtas oct
Ga1 @ua death as well; YOU see III
sat g tSo Of the Bottle had not #
/ bs aug 'anella he might TT never ror
n. ,'' Sazaracm - 0u'swagger
g5.. nss e cavalier. mrt+erod
b. !, oe still. She must not
Il, ,o would be abomlnabIe-b e'
'op bIoe snac' roaring the dorgerei
las,iao.aA> shlpl Name Of Names :, ,
~ to n boat is under orr conn.
aGS had a he boarding, Clark !" N1A-