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“The men are of my thinking, and lt. “You should have spoken to ‘ .,

ii'i`iii '10 i>0i‘nIt to her. "Blahop's girl;

.\ii_s‘s is .hic~:'e. 'then ltit -them know

I ' '. . s coniidelnt. ex uitemciit, :ind as he spoke lie -nd-

i10¢‘i<rll ally. “lf yt--'rc counltliig on puiiiiitg I.i.c'liop`~s honirtlsttriiigs, ye’re

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ai gun ztivay .to inieivirtl.

' ipon iiiii gli-iiiit~i"s zirni. “'l`lit-,ru is. I think. »n. bi-.ter way. Mini- is t-lin ».srii`0 :ind ezrsy wziv

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\ silt-wi- ni iisiioii.'s'liiri0ii‘i fell

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thc liiiig's survlcc who is rcliict

in itlio h.i-igiiiin. Vi hut -is in the bur- _;'0.iii is lvltuiit l iicifupt Iiliis service witli surli of you iis in-ny clioosu lo tollow inc .-\ii<i vvoii 'those of you

_-aim-ll sli-:ire the iinniiin-ity oi ull,i :intl .sliiiill zii'tui‘\v-ui~llg he frre .to ilcpziiiit. 'i"liose tire Ithc terms upon wliiuh I sell iiilvst-!i` to -'tlic liin_::. l.ct l.or1l Juiliiii, the i'ep:‘c..'t=n1tiiti\'v of tlio Scci‘cit»;i»i'y ot' Stn-ti-, -any \\'l|1\ilici' hi: aureus tu ltliiiiii,"

l‘1i~onipi, cu_i;t~r, -and clciir ctinilo

his lui‘iisliip‘s ~ag\i'ueinc.nIt. Mt-iilii \\'lti.i1» tho ~bo`siin sigiiullt-tl to 'sho .liiiiiniist ships- -to seiiiil it bout, and tin-. nit-n _ln the \vt\l..~1t broke their ranks :tint wcnit n\ois1ily'fiock.ing tio llnu this biil\vui‘rks -:1.ntl vit-w 'thc ui-:init situ-t-oly vessi-is -flint worn iiiriiig ilouui t.0\vurtl the-in. As tlivlia left tho qiiiirtor-deck, Blami tninicil, niul ceuiiie face to fztcc wiiih

silo »coni-mcildcd hifm. “however nincli ziiztaiiist your incl.lninitlons."

|ni'=<-\: iii' must iiiiil<'i'.<t1iiiii thi- _I.III‘.. Im mId_ __ A3 f°i` nie- Said IDM Jlliia-ll. ,pi-iipi-i* 1'1_>iii_'1ii'iii;itioii, nrtioii. ziiiil »-\-0II,I. I.I,I;.VII.e {II,_IIveI,(,d me “om §};;-B;ri&ili;;ni%r'iB'; 3ii:_i;‘:‘nMi§'E ?£;;1;;g; `ilhqim.lt‘i:“Thli(ifiiif)L€ lilifii ltlfiliwi a howibls da‘r"g°r‘" sh" °’d“"i`ii"‘i' on-cc ioii 1i.`ll~0 P'<'LI'l- Of I1-'HB bl-lCC11il€0'i'S ' i1\i'i¢ ` ’ - i ’ -' ‘ "l‘nt i do ntl* und -imtztnd why you .. ,, _ _ _ ’ *iris i=lii>\\'1'\Iigl‘ of Ii\\‘ iiii"i`i“ii siifoiilrl l.-:ive lic-.iib-ttd ivlion first lslmuTem`umab°`m1'mw Ambelm i.~irii1'iiir1\, :is liniion, iiiii.~=1:I1‘.~:, limi- II ww, I,I._.III0I_._I,II to YI-,II_ II I, IIII “im” me ‘r"“ch' Poi" R°'3'“i- MY IIII.III,-_ I,,.I-,,IIII_., SI-,III.III_ I.IC_' IIII. Immmublc sM_vicC'__ - tioiiiplliiiciii-Ls to _ Colon/ell Bishop. lu~tti»r llc lnust luivv ri clciir and “KI _I II.S»q~;-- I I NW W-iiil-L i i'0l0‘k i0l‘Wm‘d to iiinklng

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l|oi's1‘ lit' iS l-Zviiili I0 l‘\‘0i» fl - ,, » i. _ .' ` _ _ < ili1.ii :wt out with ai iluitiriiiiiiiition ;II¥Ifre3_:§?;;)___Gr§}f: isI{;'iQ’ CHAPTER XIX in pi'nii|ii'i- ilii- iariiniu ilu inust noi 'IMQIM will pahuff mlwm w'm mum HOSTILITIES icxpi-ct tlnit ovvry lioi'-.au lil-. railsi-s 21%,] 1]‘msq_ Fm»;.i|‘»ml NHIMHI- to be lnitlio grant .lwmburo1.Port. Royal ‘Wm be III. I-_NI IIII, I_\.I,I. II.. iii-:iii~i-s; h~mn"lb‘.y_ é‘\I.v,c_d I); MJF, wnq th-0 Arnbeliii 'rode u.i. niichor. Ai. _ui lwst lin will iii- ii nin.-it t`oi'liinntt- m'l‘]w~0~w-r mum) F III I V -I I-I' niost sho hind the -n'i.r ot' 0. prlsonoir, iiiiiii if Bti por r-i\nl :inpi'o:icii his “ U' “Y "mi im' for it qunntor of at mile nhcztd, to iiiviii. 'l‘h<\ri-, will niwiiys lin soiiio iniatils-~-l\oi'i:1-s ivlifi-li do not ho- ------l s1ing'le round 'tower of the fart, toni: to .ivy iiktintt in.iili1-t cl.i~. \\\--- -1,” whilst in couple of ca.ble.s'1en1gt.h

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ttli-ey’ll have their way.” the crew. Do you eu-pD00e 110W

“You come :to give advice, lthen, that ltlhig hionomble service mleiii-

d0 You?" quotli Blood, relen-ting redeem on who was .s pi-nalbe onli

noililng of his stei'nc:.-;s_ ii thief?"

‘."1‘liiit's il. -Captain; advice, Tiiait “li he . . .-needs -redeeming V

inri, tilt-re." no iiiing out ii time Perhaps - ~ .-he Iwo been iudsod

too harshly."

the Governor of Jzinilulczfs niece "W'iiY . - -ii' Ye ’i11i'l1k -limit' . . . Vi'e1wan1_heI~ ,Is ,I hostage lie said, considering Ther, am todd for our sta-titty." hunger in into gluin-ce, “Life might

“_-\ycl” roared in chorus the bun- have i-ts uses, niiter ull, :ind even

utiiiouis below_ lille scfrvico or King James nrighi ,

“l1t's a, piovidence -hav-ing he.; bislcoinc tolerzihle. lf you will gn

uboiird; n p1r0vdi¢._i¢@_ He.,I,,e I0' below, and get your goziir and your i¢\

Ciiliuim amd ,sygncd IIIOIII .to 5(.II,II II wcm-iin, you shall. presently be sent. hoist, and ass-ure tlieruisslvos iitlui-t “i’°‘ii`d' °“° °i i-he Siimi’ ‘if me

iloet."

th.;_|11_ if Ihey IIIIIIIIIIIII II, .III.II,IIeI. Om. She le-i`t him, and itherozilter, Wltli isiiiiiiig hun,e.e_ w.e'|,| }IIIIIg me doxy Wolveistone, leiiiiintg upon :the r:ill flip., .,m,| ggm IQ, I.I_ ,,_IIIUI._ .I~ImI-_II he watched the approach of that c1x;lColfYnel li~ishop‘s- iicait, nlnylbe." hom' m°n‘"‘°d by il dozen miiwd'

“_f\,-1;,d III,-_Iybu II won-I--_ SIUW MII and eoninnnnded iby ii sctlrlu 23-' \.

III0cII;IIg camp w_0IveI.St,OII»S VoIce1i-re sented stiffiy in the _stern to ‘.iiis\vcr the ci hor’ . S'ii@C'i’$~ Tiie '-i9D'iiiY Di°0V@<i i0 bf V

:in officer named Calverley.

,-a_IICI,d ,I0 II_III.C_II-_ --II I _ _ His ni-r. as he stepped intovtlio

W B1 U an umx waist ol' the Airubelhi, was liiauglrz-y,

trucnient, und diisdniiiiiui.

II bII;gI.I. I»I,I,I’ ,OIIIIII Ihan I.ve uI_ Bloiod, the Kli:\g’s commission `II»._-Iys IIIIIIIJIII you “vs_ wave gm now in -his pocket, nnld Lord Juliiin

stuntlliig beside him, w'.ti't0d to ru-

--How can We II_gIII_ IIIMIII-_... 0gI0 ctfiw him. und Citptaiii Cnlverlcy

515,;-mod M mm’ \v.'i.s it little tiziken aback alt find-ing

q1II.II IIIIIIIQI IIIIMI I liiniscii coil-i'-i'o1ntcil by two ni-on rc

very tliil’oi‘eiit ourtwavrtlly from uny-

tliiiliL: tshirt he had expected.

You lhiny have lien-rd oi mo."

iiiitr. Itlic- liulin down," lu- bnde Pitt: un-vs your su-"en`dm' I 'req“'m"

my nmn, ncit your inipudencc."

IIII,III IO SMIII ,I IIGM.. ‘ Ctnilvorlcy iltunnn-ded. Oiiptlaln

_' _ ` ' `. ‘ ' . Blood. nppeiziretl surprised, pnln-ed. ~;~_`\`_\ ‘ _. '_ if __ ii-tu-mei-i -- .i.1. Lot- J‘ _ ` ‘ f::::-i...:l1.“...,;"‘:n:1 ‘-1. ..‘..;‘..:‘i:.i.“; ‘l..:“::.':. -.»>1.\1\1~‘=<

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II, ,IIII ,Im UIIIGUI of IMHI JUIMHI <i‘on entlioly Prrrliups itll stvo ‘ \\ \ ’

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I.I,)._IIgI_ I0 IIN Cm_ivbIJ&_m _"HI Im lrimlceii lionleg if your iordsliip ex- \_ \ \~‘_\ '- _\s\' iiifornit-.l tht-ni oi' iiiiu ot`ii»-r which 1)h,l,'M_ju""f Wim 'and Wh” him", `- i""“ " ;\h')_‘ _rosltiirduy Iioiril J ulinn li-.td iiuiiiu _,F ]IlI‘;'v;`IlIi:Ie ~ ‘. \,' (I , : .` fp

toliini, ‘ ` ‘ _' 1’

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I\.ing's su:-v=ir'c under :thc sezil oi

\'Vii<le»~D0-rd Juli-;i.n. Wada. I um

coniicd the nninioimceimenit as only ~ _ _. ion. \\ho liinvc been 1uclJ.i.iln lto H15 “""iMU5 envoy to th0°'° ba”

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"Ii Cnptziin-Blood will show you

his -coniiiiission, perhaps ithinit will set ull d'0ubt.s ot. -rest," concluded his lsurdsliip.

-Oitputin Blood :thrust n parch-

niont undeir Culver-ley’s bulging eyes.

“I inusit -rotiiirn Ito Colonel Bishop

i'or iiiy orders." he l<nii’oriii-ed Lhoiii.

Art itlint. iiioniont ur lime was-

opeiicid in tilio ranks: of the mon, :ind tLhi‘ou,1;ii itihiis came lMilss1 Bishop. followed by heir o-otomoion woman. Over his sitio-uldieo' Onptiain Blood observed her approach.

"il‘erliaps~, since 'Coboiiel Bishop is

wlitlli you. you will conivey his nieco to hliii Miss Bitsiiiop wus aboiird

with .t-he details of tluut and of the presents stmto od' ff " .“

stzirboiiird, izuse the loillty, massive

hat composed one

J-uiiuiicn squadiroin,

On a. cane duy-bod that had been

so tfor him on the quo/rterdeck. alieltoreid tronvtilie dazzling, blister- i11E sunahfine 'by im improvised awn- ing of brown sniilcloth, lounged Pe- ter Blood.

To -Be Continued. w-<o>_l__. FOOD AND COOKING ADVICE

Old magazines rolled and tied

make splendid insulation for milk bottles. and will keep them from (Melina durinl the cold weather.

Do you want a new, safe method

for preserving eggs. Be sure they are fresh, cover thoroughly with vusel-ine so as to exclude the sir, and pack away in boxes or ssw-

Foods which must be ke t warm

bulb placed below. The bulb gives

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ic.i~iiy to titiie thu iviy ot .ilmrgiiiii LLM .

_ . , _ _ _ "_-\‘iid wilio the devil muy you be?"

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warned him, still more norcely. "shrewd advocacy." he approved ' '”"

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