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THE
BRUSSELS POST
1VJ:IDNg.SDAY, OCTOBER le, 192
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'-CGiatlrl t lticrbs errtllf C.D.
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They had deliberately kidnaped him;
shanghaied him, because they 010 not
choose to trust him, because they
thought he might print the story of
the island treasure beach in ]lis paper,
or babble of it and start a rush to the
new strike of which he had seen proof
in the gold dust streaming from the
poke.
What were they going to do with
him?
Ile mistrusted the doctor. The man
had drugged blur, He was a man
whose profession, where the mind was
warped, belittled life. Captain Binns
had been charged with leaving u blind
man on -a lnvhen floe. Lund wes the
type whose passions left hien ruthless.
The crew—they would be bound by
shares In the enterprise, a rough lot,
(hiring much and caring little for any-
thing beyond their own narrow hurl -
twos, The girl was the only redeem-
ing fenture of the situation. e
He wondered whether it ycee hltfi
seen hint go abourfl the Knrlu11 with
Lund—anyone who (could rema(nher
It and mention the circmustauce when
he was found to be nlfosing. Tilllt
might take a day or tura. At the of -
Eve they would wonder why he didn't
show up to cover Ids 01411111, bertnlse
he had been steady in Ids work. But
they would not suspect foul play at
first. Hehad no immediate 'null
t i, v.
And all this tune the Karluk would be
thrashing north, well out to sea,
Rainey would be a front-page won-
der fora day, then drop to paragraphs
for a day or so more, and that would
be the end of it.
But they had made him comtortnnte.
He was not In a smelly forecastle, but
in a bunk in a cnbil that must open
oft the main room o,tile schooner.
Why had they treated flim with such
constderation? I•le dosed elf, for all
his wretchedness, exhausted by his
effbrts to untangle the snarl. When
he awoke again his mouth ons glued
together with thirst. His head ached
Intolerably, Each hair seemed set in
a nerve center of pain. But he was
better.
Re sat up in his bunk, fully clothed
as he had come aboard, the door of
1d Whin opened 1 h
s c p ed tri d t (: doctor ap-
peared, nodded (molly as he saw
Rainey moving, disappeared for au In-
stant, and brought in a draft of some
'god ina long [Hilae.
When He Woke Again His Mouth Was
Glued Together With Thirst.
"Take this," said Cllrlsen. "Pull
you together. Then we'll get some
food into you."
The calm insolence of the doctor's
manner, Ignoting all that bad hap-
pened, seemed to send all the blood in
Ralney's body funning to his brain. He
took the glass and hurled its contents
at Carlsen's face, The doctor dodged,
and the stuff splashed against the
cabin wail, only a few drops reaching
Carlsen's coat.
"Don't be it 0-0 fool," he said to
Rainey, his voice. Irritatingly even,
"Are you afraid It's drugged? I would
not be so clumsy. I eoeld have given
you a hypodermic while you slept,
enough to keep you uuronseious for
as man hours hoc —
y lou s as I c o.1( of for-
ever.
"I'll mix you another dose—one
I more—take it or leave it, Take it,
and you'll soon feel yourself again
after Tentacle has fed you, Then we'll
thrash out the situation, Leave It, and
I wash my hands of you. You can go
intoned and bunk with the men and do
the dirty work."
Rainey felt that he had made a fool
of himself, and he took the second
draft•, whioh almost Instantly relieved
Min, cleansing his mouth and thrnnt
and, as his headache died down, clear-
ing his braf11.
"Why did you drug me?" he de-
manded. "Pretty high-handed. I can
matte you pay for this,"
"Yes? flow? When? We're well
off Cape Mendoctno, heading nor'West
or thereabouts.. Nothing between us
and Unalaska but fog and deep water,
Before we get back you'll see the pay-
ment in a different light, We're not
pirates, This was plain business. A
million or more in sight.
"Lund nllariy spilled tillage as it
was, raving ilio way he did. It's a
Wender some one didn't overhear him
With. douse enough to tunable•
Letterheads
Envelopes
Billheads
And all kinds of Business
Stationery printed at The
Post Publishing House.
We will do a job that Wil]
do credit to your business.
Look 'over your stock of
Office Stationery and if it
requires replenishing call
us by telephone 81.
The Post Publishing Nouse
"I3ut ore (11011'1 1111114 hely 018118 (diet
his blowing all', Ito night have dem'
11 nab ore before you hrou„111 111111
1114011 d don't I i It 1 Udall so. 1111( he
(algia. Anil 811 night you, Inter,”
'I'd have given you 1113' word."
"And meant to keep 11. But you'd
have been an nucerluh1 helm', 0 11w111
link. You knelt too inuela Suppose
the Karluk fought up 10 Kotzebue bay
n1( 10 t, ,
andDowel'
1 n -t(,r,8els hang -
log about, waiting 1'01' 115 to lead Wow
to the bench? And we'd 1r,ae 111100(140
all the way up, 19( 11 yon 1( 80,.
"1 dual snpl",sr, you0 salary i8 lunch
ever thirty a week, Is it? New, thea,
here you ere In for 11 t'aeh of real sol -
venture, honer 1111111 gleaning bock
gossip, to n red•hluoded luno, if we
win-ytnd yon 8110 the gold.. you
Will, \Vu expert to give you n M!tl'P.
Shire (1(1111 voted 1411011 in tea yeare,
likely, more 111(11 you'd be opt to save
In a lifetime, We ltlduaped Son fo"
your own gond. You're 11 leleoner do
luxe, with the run of the ship,"
"I eau work illy pnssuge," 81114
Iteiney, Lie didn't trust the doctor,
though he llumght he'd pity fair about
the gold, Ilut It was funny, Ids as-
,Unting control,
The doctor appeared to ills -
raise the subject with some relief.
''Well," he went on, "are you °nett to
reason --nod fond? I'm sorry about
your friends and folks ashore, bol
you're not the first prodigal who h114
come back with the fatted calf in-
stead of hungry for it." -
"That part of it is all right," said
Rainey. There was no help 1'm• the
situation, save to matte the most of
it and the hest, "131st I'd like to ask
you 0 question."
"Go ahead. IIuve a cigarette?"
Rainey would rather have taken It
from entente else, but the whiff of
burning tohaceo, as C.arlseu lit up,
gave him tun irresistible craving for a
smoke. Besides, it wouldn't do for
the doctor to !know he mistrusted hint.
If he 410(15 to be at part of the ship's
life, there was small Meuse In acting
pettishly. IIe took the cigarette, ac-
cepted the light, and inhaled grlrte-
fully,
e\\'hat's the question?" asked Ctu'l-
sen,
"Tan weren't on the last trip. Yon
weren't in 00 the original deal. tut I
fled you doing all the talking, making
me offers. You drugged me on your
own Impuise. Where's the shipper?
HOty trues he stand in this matter?"
"You're asking a good deal for an
outsider, 10 seems 1-0 me, Rainey: I
came to you partly as your donor.
But I speak for the raptaiu end the
crew. Don't worry about that"
"And Lund?" Rainey had gathered
that the doctor resented! Lund.
Carlsen's eyes narrowed.
"Lund will be taken care of," he
said, and, for the life of him, Rainey
could not judge the statement for
threat or friendly promise. "As for
my status, I expect to be Captain
Simms' son-in'iaw as soon as the trip
Is over:"
"All right" said Rainey. Carlsen's
announcement surprised !him. Some-
how he could not place the girl as the
doctor's fiancee.
He rose and berthed face and hands.
Carlsen left the cabin. The main
room was empty when Rainey en-
tered, but there was u place set at the
table.
The mail cabin was well appointed
In hardwood, with red cushions on the
transoms and a creeping plant or so
Imaging hero and there. A canary
chirped up.and broke into rolling song.
31 1c1Is all 110111y, Innocuous. Yet he
had been drugged at the same table
not so long before. And now he was
pledged a share of ungathered gold. It
wile a far cry back to his desk in the
Times office.
A Japanese entered, sturdy, of
white -clad figure, deft, polite, incuri-
ous. He had brought in some ham
and eggs, strong coffee, sliced carred
pe(dlos, bread and butter. He served
as Rainey ate heartily, feeling his
old self coming back with the food,
especially with the coffee.
"Thanks, Tamada," he said as he
pushed aside his plate at last.
"Everything arright, sir?" purred
the Japanese.
Rainey nodded. The "sir" was re-
assuring. He was accepted a5 a some-
body aboard the Nortek. Yamada
cleared away swiftly, and Rainey felt
for his own cigarettes. Some one 10112
snoring in a stateroom off the cabin,
and he fancied by its volume It was
Lund.
1t w•05 a divided ship's company,
after nil. Per tie knew that Lund,
handicapped with his blindness, Would
live perpetually suspicious of Simms.
h hl'
And the doctor (0118ft'1(atust hand.
lluincu's 111'(4 position was a paradox,
Ile started for the companionway,
and a slight sound (1(11de him turn, to
face the girl. She looked at 111111 ens -
'00113 as Rainey, to his annoyance,
flushed,
"Good afternoon," sold Rainey. "Are
you going on deck?"
It was not a clever opening, but
elle seemed to rob him of wit, to an
extent. He incl yet to know how she
stood concerning his presence aboard.
Did she countenance the foreible kid.
hating of hint as a possible tattler?
Or--?
"My father tells me you have de•
eldod to go (kith m," she said, pleas-
antly enough, but none too cordially,
1(5111ey thought,
"You have not ,been well. I hope
you are better.vliave you eaten?"
Rainey began to think that she was -
tgnotant of the filets. And he made
up his mind to ignore theta,
"Thunk you, I have," he said. "I
was going to look up Mr. Land."
The Sentence covered n sudden
Change of mind. Ile no longer want-
ed to go 0o deck with the girt. They
were hot to be intimates. She was
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,Good Afternoon," said Rainey, "Are
You Going on Deck?"
to marry ('10.180(1, IIe 10115 an out -
1 5i(1(r. Ceriseu had fold him that, do
she seemed to regard hint, Imperson-
ally, without interest. It piqued hint.
"Air, Lund Is in the first mate's
cabin," 8111d the girl, indicating a floor.
"Mr. Bergstrom, who was mute, died
at sets last voyage. Doctor ('arisen
acts as navigator with my fattier, but
he has another room,"
01110 passed him and went on deck.
Cllrlien 1008 acting first mate as well
Its sturgeon. That meant he had sea-
manship. Also that they had taken
in no replacements, no other men to
swell the little corporation of fortune-
hunters who knew the secret, or a
Part of it. It was unusual, but Rainey
shrugged his shoulders and rapped
ou the door of the cabin.
It took loud knocking to waken
Lund, At last he roared a "Come in."
Rainey found him seated on the
edge of his bunk, dressed in his under-
elothes, his glasses in place. Rainey
wondered whether he slept in them.
Lund's uncanny intuition seemed to
read the thoughts. Re tapped the
lenses.
"Yate l:0 take them off," he said.
"Light hurts my eyes, though the op-
tic nerve is dead. Seems to strike
through. How're ye makin' out?"
"You know they drugged me,"
Rainey ended his recital of the inter-
view he had had with the doctor,
"Knoc•kout drops? 1 guessed It.
That d0etor'5 slick. Well, you've not
1 11t. 'e Carl
sen
tin to find hate 7 ars n
3 C e
talked sense, Here you are on the
road to a fortune, I'll see yore
share's a fair one. There's plenty. It
ain't a bad billet you've fallen Into,
my lad. But I'll look out for ye. And
P11 need ye."
IIe lowered his voice mysteriously,
"Yo're a writer, Mister Rainey.
You've got brains. Yon can see which
Wily a thing's heading, You've beard
enough. I'm blind, I've bin done dirt
ohne aboard the Karluk, and I don't
aim to stand for it ag'm.
"I ain't got eyes. You have. Use
'em for both of us. I ain't asking ye
to take sides, exsctly. But I've got
cause foe bein' simpletons. I don't call
the skipper 'Honest' Sinlms no more.
And I ain't stuck on that doctor. He's
too bossy, lie's got the skipper un-
der his thumb, And there's some -
thin' funny about the shipper. He
tdn't 1110 same num. 31011110 it's his
conscience. But (bat lector's ruunin' -
ltlnr
Ile's going to marry the captain's
daughter," said Rainey,
"Sinuus' daughter? Cllrlsen goin'
to merry her? ITmp1 That may ac-
cept -1E for the milk in the coconut"
fare became crafty, and he
reached out for Raliley s knee, found
tt as readily its if he had sight, and
tapped It for emphasis,
'That nnattes all the more reason
for us looltln' out for things, matey,"
he went ou, almost In a whisper. "If
they've played me once they may do
It ag'ln. And they've got the odds,
settin' aside my eyes, IBt,t I can turn
a trick or two. Stick to lee, an' T11
see you git yore whack.
"1'11 have yore bunk changedi,
You'll conte to with me. An' wen
put one an' one together, We'll be
mates, Don't forget they fixed yore
grog. I had not11in' to do •with that.
I may be stranded, but, if the tide
rises-"
He set the clutch of his powerful
tinkers deep Into Italney's leg above
the knee with a grip that left purple
bruises' there before the clay was o0er,
"We two, , matey;" he said. "Now
cut an' moll 1111, e a 400 or atilt(` 'mat
ain't duptsl:'
1111 utuved alsonmutedihe111
110 e
111111
with an assountlitur freedout and sure,
11(4448, a hue l:ling 115 1(M handled 10,11114
and glasses end measured our the
whisky and twitter. °r
"11"en t'o're blin4," L14 said, ram.
ming Ills pipe full of bh(ak tebaceo,
"they's other thtnus (401(108 t0 704 I
loony the run of this ship. hlin•!1'o(d,
3'ott might say. I OM go ai t iu It
pinch, or Steer her. 310n•e f
11111 Htuuo, 1( .n*ed after lbe lir+•(
glans, iltuagi, Lund emit un ion erhe4
the bottle w•ithoui apparent clic et.
"10 3(100 It hit i.f a .,1101 P" tee
giant asked ln'eeeuti3. "Ale r
Yuu "11 nawigttle, 1 mug, (04 0•,0,1' '
"I hope to got u elat'- 10 le,,,a 1(r.,
the trip, lulstvered itaie 1 Aoo'1
tile genet)) prifielple s but 1 + • 4',')'
hied tU itse ie 5(01(111, 111 ;. •isle '.'1
gel the Shipper to help. me 1101. 4'r
( arisen,"
"C'uriseu l !Chat ht 11--1 does e. dt .•-
til' know about uavh:atiou?" tie:em l-
er Lund,
Rainey tied told bite what the girl hail
said, and the giant grunted.
"I 11000 my Qunbte whether they'd
Mer help ye," he .8010, "Wish I could,
But it gel be hard (without toy 14300,
\n' I've gut no se'xt1,nt an' 110 book 0'
tables, IL's tui, had."
His disuppolntnrent seemed keen,
and Rainey could u0t faluen it. wily
had both Lund and Ctu•Isen seemed to
lay stress on this nutter? Why was
the (looter relieved and Laud disap.
pointed ut Itis iuuurauee?
CHAPTER 111.
Target Practice.
The Kellett was an eighty -live -ton
schooner, Gloster i✓Isherinan type,
wills a length of ninety 1111(1 u (leant
of twenty-five feet. Her eu0rmoud
stretch of canvas. spread to the limit
on all possible oe((siens by Captain
Sumas, was offset b3 the pendulum of
lead that made up her keel, (11111 she
could slide through the seas at twelve
klMts 011 her brat 'Whit of sailing-.
reucb --- 1 +
h1 * l u wind
k 1 her beam.
After lttdney held demonstrated at
the tvi 411.1 that he had the 41.tatery at
her and hail shown that he possescetl
sea -legs, Captain Sltums appointed
him second mate.
"Cie don't carry one us a rule," the
skipper said. "But it'll give you a
rating and the right to eat It the
cubit," Ile had ant 100110ht 1111 tine
subject of Rainey's kidnaping, and
Rainey let it go. There was no (tee
arguing about the inevitable, The
rating and Ole cabin fare seemed of-
feretl as an apology, and he was will -
lug to accept It,
("arisen acted as drat mate, and
Rainey had to acknowledge him effi-
cient. He fancied the man must have
been a ship's surgeon, and so picked
up Ills seamaushlp, A sailor nailed
Hansen was pronintect to acting quar-
termaster, and relieved Rainey. C'url-
5eu spent most of his time attendant
on tate girl' or chatting with the hunt-
ers, with whom he soon appeared on
terms of intimacy.
The hunters esteemed themselves
above the sailors, us they were, In in-
telligence and earning capacity,
There were six ]hinters and twelve
sailors, outside of a general roust-
about and butt named "Sandy," who
cleaned up the forecastle and the
bunters' (11lniter8, 4(•3114re 1(103' 11148SP.(1
apart, 1, au 1 /10•11444(1 Tantada, t1(( IN) Ilk,
in the galley with ]tis 3411 11 1111(1 AlBhes.
'"COrdlii to the ligreeo}em:' Land
Fuld le Itaiuov ilo gold's In be ep31
1010 a 1101100th rluu•eM. Om, 11,0 each
sailorrnatl, allthey 01111' ht for the
boy, 'I'wu for 11' hinders. taro for
the tool[, foal' for lirrg:.11olu, the 11051
Mate, Who died nt 8eu. Tw'epty for
''dip's share.' l"Iffy shores to he 8p111
between Idioms act' cue."
"'AIM'S the •.ohi3 'i sir(1'e•?'" ask•'(1
-i epre4tvits calpilul inveatmen1,
Matter of fact it belongs to the get,"
geld Land. "S t/1nls M101. her the Nur.
Ink. it's in her mate ',riot the i118nr-
tl
tame."
"T1,01/ he 1110 his daughter get
tory-live 1(1(1),•08. snot you telly (10011-
ty.tit,•y"
eyrel gut It right." grinned Lend.
" iewie Is 00 philanthropist. It
So ca8y for 111e to git 0nny one to go
!n with toe. soli. I ain't the limit man
to cane Irallin' In 4.1111 news of a
strike. An' 1 had nnihln' to show for
it. Siut(('1• of f'ner, Jio1est 1111111118 was
1111. only one who didn't lair at me
"nttr1g1t,
"An' we had a hard an' tight agree-
ment drawn up on paper, sighed, wit-
uetsed an' reenrded. 'course it holds
1,1o1 as well as it holds me, hut In' gats
the long cud of that sii('k. Wen I
read, or got it read to me, in the
Beattie News -Courier, that the Karluk
was listed as 'Arrived' In Sal Fran.
Cisco, It was all I eo0lcl do to gi1 car
fare an' grub mney, I£ 1 bailee bin
blind, an' 801110 00'+'11111010 -way luuttan
to'ard a man wit1, his lights out. I'd
never have raised it.
"But I'tu ]fere an' I've got s0111e May-
so, One thing, you're goin' to git
Bcrgstrom's share. I don't give it
(I--11 where the donor ('1111105 in. Ie
11e marries the gal he'll git her twen-
ty shares, ennywu3'. Though he ain't
married her yet. Aad I uin't through
with Stlutns yet," he added, with at
emphasis that was a trifle
grim,
Rainey thought.
"It's Inc tui you ag'in the rest of
'em, 50r1118 (u 110', 1(1,11104'. Tile doe's
ahuin' to be the Big Buss aboard tills
schooner. Iie's got the skipper buf-
faloed, But not Inc. not by a ,iugful."
(Continued Next Week)
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Fordwich Fall Fair
(Continued from Page 2)
Agricultural Team—E. A. Fallis
(T. Eaton Co.).
Herd Pur - r
e b e tilGiles
Cattle—John
Ca
n
(S. Bricker).
Dairy Calf, fed on Royal Purple
Stock Sptecific—A, Johnston (J. H.
Rogers) .
Pair Pigs under six months -0.B.
Shoemaker ( Galt Chemical Products
Co.).
Pair Hogs, bacon type -0. 13.
Shoemaker (Cooper & Hainstock).
Dressed milk -fed chicken—H. P.
Douglas (J. H. Wade),
Dressed milk -fed chicken—H. IS
Douglas (J. IL Rogers).
Fatted dressed chicken—H. P.
Douglas (H. W. Cook),
Sheaf Oats—A, Schmidt, M, Baker
It Armstrong (W, E, Patterson).
Five -Ib crock butter—Mrs. W.
Hainstock (H. Sans
ern).
Five -Ib. butter in points—Mrs. W.
Hainstock (Dr. McInnis),
Display home-made baking—John
Wilkin (R. Simpson Co.).
Bushel Derby Potatoes—A. Schm-
idt -(T, A. Roberts).
Buechel Northern ,Spys--R. J,
Sanderson (M, Pries).
Six Cabbages—A. Sclnnidtt (Ford
Sothern) . .d
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The expression "stony-broke"
originated from the old custom of
breaking a craftsman's stone bench
when he failed to pay his debts,
Radio's popularity is becoming
world-wide. Demark, for instance,
numbers 200,000 receivers in its
homes, which places it right up in
the front rank of European radio
nations.
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The spreading of a cotter pin
should be done with cars,
Open for Business
Wroxcter Cider
1115
Will open for business
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1st
and will be ready to meet the demands of all customers
Those from a distance of Io to 15 miles are
kindly asked to arrange a date.
Gibson Lumber and Cider Mills
Phones 30 or 28 2
WROXETER
8't::
1mut !
Having been appointed Distributor for the
hrysler
Corporation
We offer Cars at $695,00 and up, including
six different models, viz.: Plymouth 4 ; De
Soto .6 ; Chrysler 62.6 ; Chrysler; 65 6 ;
Chrysler 75.6 ; and Chrysler 8o 6. All with
the longest wheel base of any small car, also
hydraulic 4 -wheel brakes,
Come in and look them over.
E. Cr CUNNINGHAM
Phone 9x .S•RUSSELS