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CHAPTER IX 'YOUB. ISLAND"

The friends found it possible at La Floreena to secure weapons-a rifle. I shot gun and four automat- ics. They practised with them in 568.

Their voy-ire man without e-

vent and they found that Captaln'

Oosta's description of his vessel was correct as to her comfort and sea-worthiness. but a. little over- generous concerning her speed. Her engines were of an ancient pat- tern. and Carlos Paz, the engineer, loved them and declined to push them ht any time. He had lived his life with them for thirty years.

”They are grand machinery," said old Carlos. "but. I have never asked them to do impossible things, and so there is always a. little

might hid in them to respond if thorny. I told mm that M,

call should come."

"Meanllme We 10: along at eight D1015." said Tom.

I "And who that is sane desires to

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go faster

I upon the sea?" ycnrlos.

asked

They carried wireless, yet felt llhe new sensation of being scpa.ra,i- cd from civilization so completely. klrlchce appreciated this and Jane ydecllarcd such an experience worth having; but Tom and Angus did

not share their satisfaction. l The prospect of gigantic

while Maine's interest

apparatus

lords as he might make.

I born to put things right,

fdivlded loyaltles.' but

centred in the approaching island itself. Fel- we had brought his photographic and professed to be principally interested in such ree-

J”"9 4? rthing inside

THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN PATRIOT

makes almost a pet'.';on:.i! matter of it. IO that when he can't convince

her, end she tells him so. he gets rusty - even rude some- times. They have long yarns,

as we all do one with another liv- ing this idle ship life; but they differ as often as they agree."

"You wouldn't say she liked him exactly then?" asked Angus.

"She doesn't like him-not as you and I do. He makes her uncom- fortable-not because his ideals different. but because he's always making things personal to himself."

Jane herself threw some light on the mystery when the three were together and Pardo had turned in. For he spent much time by him- self in his cabin.

"He's sizes bigger than any of us," she said, ”but his ideas and the thought of the greatest good to thei greatest number don't seem to com- fort him as much as you'd expect. He appears to think that he was yet can only help on the good work by put- ting himself wrong. He talks obout who they may be divided between he doesn't trouble was really ii. form of selfishness and that he was worrying about his own soul a great deal more than the bodies of other people. That annoyed him very much. All the same. if he's not worrying about that. what is he worrying about? II-Ie's got some secret up his sleeve and would rather like to let me have is peep at it; but he's fright- ened too.”

y "I'll bet he's not frightened," said Angus. "He doesn't know the

T 'md'meanlng of fear. Tom will tell you lnovel vegetntloii attracted Aylmerim” Pam” is

more than any possible treasures, man any chap we ever sawgv y "He is." said Aylmer. "And it's up

sort of bravery that nothing can shake: I could tell you things."

"He's frightened all the same." she answered. ttlt must be seine-

I him-something he

aided that some birds wauld have can't see how to fight perhaps. No

to be shot if it proved to catch them.

..iiii?”.iiyiii'2f..”.l'SEiii"2.iiiZif...”..?3l . . . .mum at the voyage, and it was de- ywronlgyalnd. JllSl'lC6 unit so on. lcided mm. while Felice iiiustr-iitcd'EWe ' "M 1” 15' iii. the other three would contri-' bute the letterpress between them. They kept industrious diaries and

. compared notes.

common discoveries as to ter, and both Tom and found their friend had in reality changed. Each doubted at then they talked together and the suspicion was confirmed.

"Couldn't tell you what it ls, but tlieres something," decided Maine, "Hes himself by fits and starts. and one allows for his funny moods which are famllisr; but he's differ. cut. too-radically different. I'd Say he has got something on his lymllfi-"01 just the old sense of in- Justice with the world at large but something inside him that you can't get him ,to talk about."

”He has altered." admitted Tom, "and the biggest symptom 15 that he prefers to be alone and give ua till a miss when he conveniently can. That's not like him for he was always by nature a sociable chap."

"What does Jane think of him?" asked Angus.

”She thinks a lot of him and. at

W mink 01 him." answered the other. "That sounds rather mad- but it's true. Much that he says and h0Pel may happen some day Wlmd-' Very noble and fine to her; but there's always it fly in the am. ber. Jane finds Pedro ll. tremen- dous eiiotist, and like all egolists. he hates people to think differently from what he does himself. He's

such close companionship awoke eharac-g A"3"5 tltute monthly meeting took plice amidst an array of flowers at the, "T53. home of Mrs. Roland Ranisay, who'

"19 531718 lime. doesn't know what'

.Macl.9aac who ably filled in for

lmP055"b'9 doubt what he calls 'divided loyal-

tie5' might be jdily difficult, be-

cause he's great on right and but conscience makes a coward of the bravest. man or woman sometimes." To be continued BORDEN W. I. -The Borden Women's Ins-

graciously played hostess to mem- hers and friends on the occasion of a farewell and presentation to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Diirraeli. who were leaving to take up residenccl int Charlottetown. Mrs. Darracli was a former president and valued imember of our Institute for many years. The president, Mrs. P. Dar- rach. presided over the meeting yheld previous to the entertain- ment. Nineteen mcmbers mid a- bout twenty guests attended .ll- eluding His Worship Mayor Leard.

During the past month members lot our Institute journeyed to Lake- (view Lodge, Cavendish, where a delightful dinner was enjoyed. fol- lowed by a visit to Anne of Green Gables. The recent. Red Cross Dr;ve netted the sum of 3128.60. All committees reported and Mrs. J. .1. Maclsahe was appointed to assist Mrs. J.V. Mac-Donald on the card committee. The secretary was advised to pay all bills. on mo- tion the meeting was adjourned.

This was followed by an address to Mrs. Darrisch. by Miss Eleanor

her mother is very close friend of Mrs. Darrach. Mrs. J.V.MacDonald then presented Mrs. Darrach with a beautiful Life Membe phip pin

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always out to convince her. and Le lot the Womenis Iiistituir-. Nczit

came 8. brief speech by His Wor- ship Mayor Lcard who at the close presented Mr. and Mrs. Dar- raeh with a purse of money from

-the citizens of Borden. Both Miss

Mnclsaac and the Mayor stressed

'thc value of this fine couple and

how much they would be missed in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Darrach responded and expressed their sincere thanks. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Dsrrach, Mrs. Cerettl. Mrs. Davies and Miss Maclsaac served a delightful lunch. The evening the group singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows," followed with other old favourites.

COBHAM, England KCP)-A resi- dent of this Surrey town has of- fered I. return air trip to France every year for thetsix puplLs .-,1 Cobham secondary school who are judged best in leadership. character, and service to the school, i

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