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SLUE wATE
A TALE OF THE DEE?
SEA FISHERMEN
sY Fs^-aar. ERICK WILLIAM +i ANLAGE.
tCc;;xr:eatsA:uason Hack Co:.npallyl
Hou' the Story Started. the oan of a wheel with the vessel.
agate I'a es,h ;.'e, h ee fie s a e eunrien entre. Far away to the
"Shorty," lives at I.,oxt Cove c• Bay `int th the -ails of another schooner
G]w Fls dy coast with his mother 1,nd a- si be discerned, while n snnudge
his taizcwe, Captain ,3erry Gltark.
He r; sri oke to the north betokened the
and his churn lamed Ring, drink a r,re once cf large ocean liner plowing
Mottle of runs whereupon Frank's , tier 1 - ein,teid tour ,:. impressed with
uncle tells him the story of his Fath the tty of it all --the imanensity
en's fondness for drink and how ' ne of e wean and; the frailness of thus
"Grace Westhaver" • went down off tin ea g nteen foot dery, the boys pull -
,Sable Island with ten e,f her crew and t'•s silently. with the ripple of their,
her skipper. Thls las the desired of passage ani the working of the oars
feet upon Frank. He finishes ca,' "oo; t a"i.:., al C thele -pins alone break leg
u ee t `, o h Q2h: I is he the e et cf the sleeping. --ea. s cut
Su ..e.. c:a a .E. ep t- .:e �r "T. e a •4 _.a 'ar.m the v"e re S'e'ts :.r:t-:iip•
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.0 stir Jese see Iii _ h = e e e as`i hese, oars_ "Vast r ehii: r he
takes .P' es, a oes e •res `i n d";vre firth" -wd rules !'Fae'kwaitt;:',; 1. tartest the
hand l osra the Ka ..a Vila at :der!: floated metirnless.
an<'her in Canso ate the first fishing. a.
"Q�,nrtn� the end o' that first'
t,2 e. '"n sr.k r sea.es " Fh en h boy r m tub!" •
yeas eatnese by hes feae alters. Jules cast the tub beeket adrift and
The two axil, try th_ hand at t o.'e handed the looped end of the baited
fishing. • "and coiled trawl to his companion, who
proceeded to make it fast to the small
CHAPTER SIX—(Cont'd.) Mary anchor.
Shippingthe oars, the bays pulled "All right, Sabot. Ship yer oars
away frm2 the anchored schooner ire. are pull down to'ards Westley Carson
tthe direction indicated. Hew beautiful a with th its black ar'a And Shorty
i nsert d, over hove the into .
the ve set leaked es she rode lazily
ever the nitbs well! The long Ila c boo line Was paid aut. V When thas Jules e .line' a
sprit, clipperender topmasts gild- snaked over the
wale and the
scraped and varnished with their gild-, buoy. floated, black ba�llnupraised, far
ed trucks and colored wind -vanes or l as ern Frank hove the anchor oath
highfly ens" fluttering lazily in the; end standing with the tub before hinn,
morning air, the beautiful run and elle shrew •the baited line into the sea
sheer of the black MAI—riding deeper by means of a 'heaving stick --the
now with the weight of the fish below I baited hooks .and their dependent
—ail served in a distinctive way* to en- r
gin or
A long, rakish bleck body, full
y
eight feet in length, floated in t.
water ins below the dory. The dor
land tail fns gpivered slightly, and
'wicked blue eye yanked as the boy
looked over the dory gunwale.
"Look at tri' brighter winkin'," Brie
Shorty. "Hes- awaitin' 'til we star
a haulm' tie trawl,. then he'll make
snap for ai fish. Ginuue th' fork a
I'll pole him, th' dirty blue dog;"
The pew, or pitchfork was halide
over, and Shorty poised at for a lung
"Steady new, nota word!" Hissed th
boys and his arm drove down li
lightning.
Bang! There came a smack on th
dory bottom which alnnost stove t
thin planks, .annd the water swirled i
foal as the shark, with the ;Fork i
bedded :n his eye, 12S -bed atroun
Shorty yanked the pew clear, and
Mister Shark sunk dawn into the
depths ' elew., That got hdn growl-
ed the harpooner jubilantly. The
Freneh ]ad laughed nervously. Ile
didn't like sharks, and said so.
"1 Ito ]ak deny requin�. One man I
know trawl in doree got hand bit off
by requin one tam. 1e =oh afraid."
Shorty spat eentee nptuously. "What
they ain't baa 'count. I've caught 'eat
ern the trawl plenty o' times up th'
Bey Shore. :lien Long Dick hez
sprite iy anted them lots o' tinges. Yank
theta jaws open ate jinn a piece o'
wed 'erase their mouth so's they can't
shut at. They're a pest-- titin' in
alnte .g yer gear an' entail' it all t'
pieoes. Men
Dict laet�wtnhree ytubs o'
trawl eine . ftetrotbrl 'e'oitrit o' Shit 4� "
Si:-huatatlil A Feat black b gic
, bre/se water a s, art cable's length
• away, mall a jet of steam -lake vapor
shot ed
Shorty. res"lialeie ne!» pipc�:.i Jules, r and
they watched the huge mammal ups
e ;3 with a lazy roil and saunas for the
{'eepthe again after striking the water
a restaurtlh g sanaacl with hi enormous
t.111. Sieh-u-nt-uh! Another huge
Nadi 3 e,Zra appeared, blew a jet of
1 tern1an's pull, Shorty braced his feet
he firmly, and grasping the wet, hard•
sal, cotton line with his .nippered hands,
a' pulled the trawl .over the clacking; :
s ]igii uni-vitae wheel with but a nuo
mentahy pause when, he lifted an extra
d heavy fish over the gunwale and snap-
t ped it off into, the pen, Jules behind
a him,. collect deftly, and broke off only
n' to gaff an escap ug fish or to twist
the hook out of a cod With -the gob
d stick when it proved teo much for
e. his mate to slat clear.
es It took the boys a good hoer and a
ke half to haul .the gear, and when they
I brought the last buoy aboard Shorty
e was dripping perspiration with his
he exertk ns. The sky bad become owe--
n,
ver
n east in the meaantame and the dory
in
rolled over a great swell, which tossed
dh them upon its crest and then dropped
them into a valley of limpid green.
Shorty loosened his oilskbr Boat and •
glence"'1 over the fish in the dory bot-
tom, "Varlet? we ain't done so had
for our finest set Rankin'. Ther's a
:WS eighty or a hundred large fish!
than'. Now for th' seeend tub. Sling;
the other gear out th' way, an' gimme
a drink from th' dory jai beside you."
Jules understood hardly a word of •
chat his compeeien was sae inns', yet
with wonderful boyish int'nition he
knew almost exactly what he was
,ked to do,
"east tie tub gecl:et off row age"
heave cut that gear, Stabot. I i! row
this tarsi ; ... "
itaang.! The report, came from :hey
schooner, and a glary sack fluttered
frank the signal Emil°arils at the top
—Metes dat?" ?" ;•t let; .rules.
" Tie queer thing's h'isted!" replied
tbs. other; "Tb Snipes yen tub aga'n an',.
. rep ver oars. Were wanted !tech
aahoerl"
Frew: all points of the compass tine
dories could be seen ;lulling towards'
the schooner, and when the boys
ramrod alongside in the swell they
were greete.d with ;shouts and jests
o ar-.,rat ahe men z;ready" aahoerd lipid
▪ these rf to dairies weitlne iia lay';
e
e e., . ; de tied pitch out their• fish.
"'Resect teary trye gat, Shirty?" "dight;
d derv. I ca3'::ate4" "Ain't no slinks or,
sate among t!aaat set o' paten, is
n tsar•.'"' Back genie And ,o tori.
ey NTT:, is ;tare their tarn to pitch
test:, x3aas hove the Ihaatater ante tel then
k^e e 3 tt, and they ler4he d along .alts the
nes yet vessel, whi a Shelly- estate tba�
,` . h of att.b gall tv lite ibitla ;ahoarrl..
Jeers' glertetel down into their
a hlad taay•,'" he loci. ..Yon gat
1"Wt'-1'. met k;Aarntkd, end aalnlosi 'in
:tartly : whole S& heel of as dozen o
ware la,,e�we the glassy: mirror of t'h
se+n,
i eel." l Mel die : t o' diem!" slloute
ex tell Gosh! Warn't that
a
monster: seeee le:]tikc:rs they're I
'arkatal'f til gear. Lok at W cell ,
se]re 4*.' wzvin' his goaral Thar*
R� 4a3 I:4a 1.Ir81 esteire ties' eagle. Thyey,''
fon: B" his gear. Leek at his *lore
Leah k as hem tearue ttareugh tl! water
d'a Newton pho'seests, be't' foes
The ,_aii.:a .la, s ha it were break
hog weter r allarsenate and the lis
Fere t.. r a e' .. iia to dories shout
es eel Felling. Jug Ilatelt acs >�
:heeled. s" n ette cgh, alr>d to are nein
to>wt l ureter by the entangled ICV
"u.,a TM; ?,e. hal eel. /.is trawl. With t3;
B ' °.i: seal y : rgr th hese 1nam
moose :,t ae frightened than 'the tale
twee. f' 2l'ar.L1a fir thef:eptits. 'ata
vitae. ' • y' 'Lae his water a3g aiPn th
"o%.'. C. foe t e Win.. ala '4 met wet
4 I e= "est th h pp:•uis�e. of
1: ,. ,esti•, end tar that r, et algia as eel
:knee Oa the in oat et e':ai- 13'10 :;:ght e
Ii t�liiluA ':lid his e'<ry- tfutt' tillii11g up
• to the ti tach\ r bees. to I ie C; up th
eel of their parted Wad
-Waal, ain't this a d•,y, Sabot?'
keee .i to i Shorty. harks an' titin
whales. Wander what'll happen next"'
He gravely et:mall lois pipe awes-, an,
fa -lapel the gura y wi eh across the
b t4 glint tiers a t? t 'try. 'Tenets
haul til' gear naw, sabot. I'3
iaeiy up the , rehor an' you earl the
ey a;' it :sees iia. "
The a' " = lire, wend up a t•viae
t'e he .-2.ireh, • came in Fluiehiy.
and in a few minutes the ar..he,r with
the end link' foo the trawl slimed at
the rah.
""Ketch holt!" The boy utishippitel the
wings and placed the hardwood pulley
or roller into the dory gunwale, and
while Jules hung on to the trawl, he
sliipped the woollen eirelets or "nip-
pers" ever his hands and grasped the
line. d'Now for th' 'haul! Git vel'
anehor out th' way,, Sabot, an' bring,„
th' tub over her an' coil tie gear as
I haul it in, Savvy?"
"1 savvy," answered the other,
obeying the 'cn.nrann4s.
"Non-!" and Shorty eiinnniereed
heaving the .-•e •":y: -one hundred foot
length of heavytrawl over the railer.
settle Jules. immediately aft of him,
eoilea the gear hax' l: in the tub again.
A good hundred feet of the line was
hauled in, and the first dozen hooks
sante up with the baits still on them.
'Good sign." grunted Shorty.. "Anus
mare on th' trawl than comes up on th'
first shot o' gear. Ah, here he comes!'
We ain't skunk dory, any -was.. Stand,
by t' gaff any that falls off. Uhl"
4nd a huge eod came limply up to
he gunwale. Grasping the line off
the roller, the boy swung the fish in-
oard by a dexterous turn of the wrist,
nd the jerk caused the hook to break
free, while the fish flopped into the
pen prepared for it in the bottom. of
the dory.
Hauling steadily with the old fish -
al . e 4 alae haat meet' :slights- g 10 th,
Mk
'' t r;, tato." And beth Milunge'�er31
f -• r IE "gild, 14
5 it ai,t s lett, n b.t sof strength and , ..
i• a5:4r.4 in steel *n as lurching diad
pa fin: ca a"'n ht:lti;e td6 l over' the rail
,t , • .l a omen selling and diving in n
▪ e 'sees'. n47 Splorty an a hie sne .3
it t• did the ,lima quite cola-� tehly.
1 Witte d tt`e work wcis t/n sate„d they
e threw err f irks abr:.lra3, aan.i. wattle.
i.e ar vb it:+e alien the aY,. rY r :^e
ti tnc e
4.4-414-1 for the rail
:..1� " ' ls.l al; art, tri;*:e ties. men �.
f
•
les let ay tore.:rd t"Y lie mid-
, ;eel have it 14 a int' lite IUSt.
T4) tt' eer t.neeu.g
ole You, Mama, Dear."
• Itiaal' little Monte, 114�ti'a th,:nl true,
It sons but ore shop; day
Since i! .heir a ih firers •e-orn aan i blue
They ,:..pits a ito.a, at play.
Their merry l,.ta shte fllal my ear
Their childish :OW sheno aright and
dear
When from their p ley
They'd tune to say—
"1 love you, muga, dear."
Dear. Lig lads, oh Y I loved theta more
I always seemed to pray
That God woulti grant that as d yore
They'd kind and loving stay.
Their sunny preserve fired the Tema!
Their boyish love _hone warm an2d
Blear
When erose of day
Brought them to say --
"I lore you, mother, dean."
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hence the trim appearance of the able been Ii s coming he ci 'clear ter of them '
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of linea with six hundred and seventy
hooks on gangins or snoods spliced
into it requires some skill tcr handle—
and when at Iast the gear had been
"shot," he grunted a "vast rowan.
to his dory -nate and made- the "tub
end" of the trawl fast tq the second
anchor and threw' it over.
Riding to the roding of the last
anchor, they lazed away the time for'
twenty minutes in order to give the,
fish prowling over the bottom, two s
hundred and seventy feet below, , a"
chance to, sahnple the succulent her -i
ring and squid bait, which. oily, tasty, +.
and glittering, was well calculated, to 9
lure any ordinary cod to. bite. Jules
and Shorty, with the ease and abandons
of hardened trawlers, stretched them--;
selves out in the bow and sterns of
the story and lit up their pipes.
Jules, lolling ever Ben, the holy; WEIS the.,•
first to speak, "O -ah, Shorteei" he'
cried suddenly. `,'•Regardez le requital l
Oh, le gros requin!" And he pointed
into • the cool green depths belaev them.;
"What?'' ejaculated the other.!
"Rekin,? What th' deuce is that.'? Oh,'
y:es, a itiark. Gee, ain't he a brutal"
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I could not bier then stay.
And now my heart is breaking near.
The hours seem so long and drear
For chase of day
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ATree Game.
Now that summer has come and all
the trees are wearing their beautiful
green frocks, we night test our arbors
eal knowledge. Here are some ques-
tions that will make us all put -en
our thinking caps. -
1. What tree is Father Neptune's?
2. What is the saddest tree?
3. What one should humanity fear?
4. What one is represented by two
letters?
5. What one is th'a schoolboy's.
dread?
6. What tree signifies victory?
7. What one is an animal?
8. What one reminds us of twins?
9. What one means level?
10. What is the favorite tree?
11_ What tree is the college fresh_
man like?
12. What • tree does the eat wear?
13. What tree do we take from the
fuena_ce ?
14. What tree do we like to chew?
15. What tree is an oft -repeated
tale?
16- What tree might Cleopatra have
been interested in?
17. What tree is a troublesome in-
sect?
18. What tree is like a well-dressed
man?
19. What tree represents a woeful
lover's state?
(Answers: 1, Beech; 2, Weeping -
willow; 3, Apple; 4, EIm; 5, Birch; 6,
Palre; 7, Yew; 8, Pear; 9, Plum; 10,
Poplar; 11, Evergreen; 12, Fir; 13,
Ash; 14, Gam; 15, Chestnut; 16,
Aseen; 17, Locust; 18, Spruce; ' 19,
Pine.)
Kinard's Linime.rt far Burns, "etc.
new
1y"coate
d,e.gh
young.and
It "melts n your
mouth" and the gum in the
center remains to aid digestion,
brighten teeth >�d soothe mouth
and throat.
There are the other WRIGLEY
friends to choose from,
'After
Ever]
Meals'
Japanese IIy tlroglider• k Built Li! e
An lirplai,'.
1: Slllrtl erla('a:t: dt•vk'• l'tay raaaale its
taglltara nee in Japan which rives near-
' ail the tiaeid!t; of filling int with
tilt'
demerit [►!< auger er lir.ae tivaaily re-
tied. It consists essentially of a
taaral5 nl i.►tp este tlrtator. It Inas a , E'.et-
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instead et' ring fn,n1 tie water, it
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Tee �4',Ylt ,, ,,, of 0.: sty la caused
F'k
the ;eattta lig of t.e^m.-cit while
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Sainard'o Liniment f:.r Dandruff.
• The resit a sof Mrd:: t i� Freha ely the
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o �+!��
�/K
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5uolueroRtirruHESHor.
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