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To attempt to Compel him in any way, or even to disobey his commends, was an action tainted with mutiny; and Mat as the whispered discussion proceeded, repeatedly pointed this out He says Caps Core was killed. Hes logged it that way; and be cant go back on that if It's true or not He's got to stick to tt; and short of handling him, theres nothing we can da But I know he's lying, Mary 1 know Cap's Cores pleaded. alive. She felt Corkran's eyes upon her; and she appealed to him, Dont you, Corkran? Corkran was a long moment in replying; and before ho spoke, his eyes swung from her to George. he asked gravely, Reverence, what do you say? Are you for go- bore him sidewise and down. The beevy revolver clattered against the edge of the drawer, was jerked by bis fall from Peters hand. Mat Forbea picked it up. Corkran held Peter flat twisted him on hie stomach, dragged him to his feet Peter wss stony silent now. Mat Forbes turned to Mary. You and Mr. McAusland move in here, into these cabins, he said briefly. "TU iron him to the mizxenmest" Later Mat came to speak to her. He was white with strain, but his voice was calm end steady. He'a secured, he said. 'Tve left Mr. Corkran with him, and the doors bolted between. You'll be afo here, go call the watch and wear ship, make back for Hoakes Bay. We'll be there, with luck, soon after day. Mr. McAusland can take the Capn'i cabin. You have yours. It was upon Mat Forbea that the responsibility for the Venturer and those aboard her now fell. Half persuaded by Mary, and then convinced by Gee's enforced confession, he had accepted the necessity of leading what was technically a mutiny. Ha had not read that treason never prospers, since if it succeed then none dare call it treason; but he ing back? understood quite clearly tha imYes. plications of his own position. If Would you be thinking to satisfy Richard were found, dead or alive, the young lady, so shell know hes Mat a action would be Justified. If dead? Is that maybe it? Richard were not found, then he end No. No, I'm aura he's alive. Hes hurt maybe. If he werent hed have come to the boats. But I think he's surely slive." Then it's knowing hes alive, that youll want to go back and get fo m him? "Yes, certainly. booklet. Addrcaa : ooervieer, Or. Corkran stood up, and turning to Utalo d Tecbaalenr, rntUmA, Ora. the mate, sajd simply: "Mr. Forbes, if himself here ssys go back, then I say go. If he sold Our Direction not Id say no; but we'll do what he's wanting. be great Mat Forbes nodded. thing in this world is Yes, cers much where we are, but in tain. I'd say go back, if wed anyit direction we are moving. thing to go on. But its hard to say if. Holmes. to Peter that hea got to go back Ltam AvlrUon (OoTcmmmt M raurwil, Radio, Automotive, HKhlne-ShoWeld-- IOXT. , Body-nodo- r, p, M At Last orYour Cough Roeaddoa reUeves promptly roes right to the seatMflie loot ti Dd CZDCl nhm i Uu phlegm, and aid nature end heal raw, tender, toad bronchial mucous mem-- w. Tell your druggist to sell you t)ki Creomulsion with the unending you must Uke the way it Uj slltys the cough or you are ne your money back. eoths 1EOMULSION (ks,ChMt Colds, Brouchitii Philosopher's Stone how to spend less you get, you have the philoso-- 1 itone. Benjamin Franklin. jou know without knowing something. TherCa a way to know," Corkran told him quickly. Gee was with them ashore. Whatever happened. Gee knows. Gees hated Cep'n Core, and talked killing ever since the Cap'n had him flogged. Maybe he was to this, maybe not; but whatever happened, ha knows about It This was, clearly, true. If Peter had lied about Bichard' movements on shore at Hoakes Bay, Gee must know It Mary whispered earnestly: Yes, yesl Don't you see, Mr. Forbes? Gee must know. CHAPTER XVm A half hour later Corkran reported that Gee, after some persuading, had given him enough information to justify turning back. Mat then led the way Into the common room aft, and he moved with a certain heedlessnesa, careless of the noise he might make. There he lighted one of the hanging lamps, and Corkran lighted another; end Mat 'turned toward the door of the Captain's cabin where Peter was Gearge retorted. those who had supported him in making Peter captive were simply mutineers, damned not only by the laws but by an the tradition of the sea. So, for their salvation, Richard must be found. Mat, on the way back to Hoakes Bay, questioned Gee. The Negro repeated that he and Richard and Peter started through the taU tussock grass up toward the NT BOSSED pond where the geese had lighted; that they entered the grass abreast, YOUR LAXATiW-HU- m and became separated in Its maze; asleep. WATION THIS MODKUN WAT But before he could touch the1 and that' when he emerged at the door. It opened and Peter faced upper border of the grass, he was yea JMUy, hseifartiy, kgy do u militant them. He stared from one to the first, and Peter presently appeared, FaauAJdtat at bodtias. Naat other. There were six men end Ma- but Captain Core did not Beyond condbrtabla nUsf, that he swore in beseeching terror, w start tha day SiU of your ry, againaf him alone. must have read their faces; he knew only what the mate had told and pop, Ming like Peter swp I Fan doan't distort and guilt for a moment flickered in him. hf rut or intoHteo with wort the Believed what he told you, did his co plainly every man there could V-- TYjr tha chawias ee tt. He leaped backward and you? Mat demanded. wtira, yommIC It tastaa food, ifa d economical .. .a lammed the door shut; but before Yea, suh. bally supply coats only Mat said evenly: Youre a liar! he could bolt it, Corkran's weight tusagainst it forced it open and threw There wasn't any beach in the Peter headlong against the cabin socks, nor any sea lions. You knew wall, and Corkran after a moment's well enough nothing like that hap3 increasing Doubt struggle pinned him helpless there. pened to the Capn in there. With bow accurately only when Then Peter, his voice cracking, me strong motion he ripped Gee's Get a boat little; with knowledge asked in a sharp panic: What is shirt off his back. Cut directed. increases. Goethe. he matter? the Rannels,'' Whaf spade, this, anyway? Mat Forbei said: Bring him out a hole through hia small, cut the truth out iff him! here, Mr. Corkran. b to Relieve Plstreee ef Rannels said with a relish: Take "What's tha matter? Peter demanded. What Is this, mutiny? my knife. If nicked, and dull, and can hack Mary, watching him almost with jagged aa e saw; but youout of him sympathy, thought again that hia a couple of rib chops ronoDic beard was like a mask behind which with it. Peter cried: At the fearful picture Rannels hie eyes flickered. COMPLAINTS altoBlast you, get out of here, back words evoked. Gee surrendered Peter . PtnUaunl VsdatabU damned beyond and LijWs gether where you belong! to help raliavo monthly given Mat Forties spoke almost gently. denial. He said the mate hadhim fiheadaehaa, baokacha and a "Mm irritable saw dim to to back him a pearl and promised Mr. Core, we're going functional dlaturtancas. rich reward later, if ha would tell Hoakes Bay to find Capn Core. Jmnioib Compound la baud up rtehit Find him? Peter wetted hia dry the tala and stick to It ' totlaatto balp dlrtrsaa of flBoult Gee appeared to have no more to Has gone.- for over SO lips. of thotmuda of but Mat had no remaining doubt a teU, anyway. have "We'll try, K "Port itn told you of Peter's guHt Yet even so it was I him. find can't You I1 normal necessary that Richard be found, what happened to him! .. to back alive or dead, for final proof. Mat Were said: going Mat --W differno intention of evading tha isa tells had Gee and 741 have a look, If Bichard were not found, he sue. ent story. must release Peter and return him Gee? This was Peter. Ldneae Reconciles submit to vnesi will alienate a boaom Yes. He says you told him to to command, and himself follow when would that arrest he but the Core; killed uid kindness 'reconcile e Cap'n ay a lion out of the Venturer reached Stanley. f foe. ays Cap'n Core never came But if Richard were found, then tha tussocks on the way up the situation would bo in Richards the ridge." So ho must bo found. Mat hands. llarl a He's test when they came to anHe decided wasn't Be lying. Not Gee. in Hoakes Bay, he would chor again knew It wasn't sate to." to command and diCorkran A scared tend Then you scared him. ashore. Corkran search want rect flw darky will say anything you Mat himself, and strong. wise was he'a ten lying. you function bidiy and him to. I on board better had stay sure. for see clearly, and WaIl go back must keep Someone Venturer. "Win the Of too Mat asked almost pleadingly: for w have to an eya on Peter, and on Gee; you go along, sir? Or do two prisoners and the ship her5w"" the Iron you?" were tha key to the situation. ; u Dom1! Pills. Peter, seeming to consider, moved self EV. .! efpedslly for poorfy Mat would stay aboard. Be So stood He desk. absently toward the Million at boxes to send ashore as many men with one hand on top of it, looking mWnt 33 JJfy yr. They am tocoa- to prosecute the search aa them. toward possible, side his at over. Adi your it, country down with the best chines of Richard a for drawer the left upper Corkran had clearly could not success. PaGeorge and suddenly little pulled out; would not permit His strength drawer. go. ters hand dropped Into thatfetch the It. Mary would wish to stay with But before he could clear? Corkran with a leap her husband. BE U I Faao-A-Mi- 101 1 ERflALE IMiserableB litflbackachtE weapon BBWDia C1SCLB PATTERN DEPT. MS New Maatgeawry Ave. CslU. Isa Prsaclsce Enclose IS cents tor eaeh pattern. As matters developed, one other man stayed aboard the Venturer. After the anchor was down, since tha wind was freshening, Mat ordered the sails all furled. This meant sending the men aloft Hurd, the little Cockney, descending afterward, fo come way fell the last few feet to tha deck. He landed on his feet; but ha howled with and when he tried to stand he could not Apparently he had broken a bone in hia ankle, or suffered a severe sprain; certainly he would be of no use shore. So when tha boats put off, twelve men went in them; or rather, eleven men end Tommy Hanline. Corkran commanded one boat Big Pip the other. Seven men and Mary were left aboard. Hurd was in tha forecastle, Gee end Peter in irons below, George in hia bunk in tha Captain's cabin, Willie Leeper in hia galley, and Mat and Rannels and Mary on deck to watch the boats Pattens Me,,,,.,.,,., In Pinch, Baggageman Was True to His Trade Along the dark and lonely road plodded a solitary figure. Behind him lurked three ehadowe, which chose their moment and sprang upon tha unwary one. Three to one I The odds were heavily against the victim, but did he falter? Not on your life! One by one his assailants were sent flying, to lie bruised and stunned on the cold, wet ground. Up dashed a policeman. He surveyed the wreckage, and then turned to the hero, who was coolly lighting a cigarette. Jujitsu? he asked admiringly. No,V was the reply. "Railway baggageman. depart Rannels, like tha other harpoon-erwas by the etiquette of the ship restricted in his movements, forbidden to come to the after house except on business. So while the boats moved away from foe vessel's side, he stood alone in foe. waist Mary and Mat were together by the rail just forward of the after house. They saw the boats land and saw the men haul them high end digit occurred to Mat to Inspect Peters irons. Ho called to the Take a look at Gee, Ru-nel- s. The other man went obediently toward foe fore hatch, and Mat descended Into tha cabin with Mary. He slid back foe bolt on the door between the common room and foe main cabin. Peter sat there at the table, hia hands In front of him, the irons on hia wrists passed through tha loop of chain around foe misxen; and he met Mat's eyes, but ho did not speak. Mat closed foe door and bolted it again. When he turned, Mary stood in foe doorway of the Captain's cabin; and George was on hia feet inside the cabin, facing her, and coughing a little. Mat Forbea felt rather than saw shadow pass along foe skylight oVer his head. He looked up sharply-at tha skylight, too late to sea anything; and then he took the revolver out iff hia belt and cocked tt and stepped quickly toward foe companionway. He started to ascend. Mary earns to Am foot of foe companionway; and hia. feet were level with her shoulders, hia head Just emerging from foe companion, when she heard the crack of foe smashing blow that foiled him. The revolver, without being discharged, dropped out of his hand and clattered down to her feet Mat lumped forward limply on his taco, his body sprawling on the deck, his legs hanging down foe companion-waRannels shouted something; and she looked up and saw the his face red with excitement grab Met by the collar. Mary snatched foe revolver from the floor; but Rannels hauled Met out of sight before she could shoot On deck someone came running aft George croaied to her aide, took the weapon from her. Looking up. ha whispered: "What happened?" She was strangely not excited. "Rannels killed Mat! she told him Through foe companion imply. above them they could ace the iky, foe rain filled clouds, foe after rail They heard Rannels speaking. Watch tha companion," he panted, his voice thick. 'Til go get him loose, and Gee. You stay here, and if anybody shows head, bust em." Mary did nqt know Hurd aboard. She looked at George and saw, with a quickening respect and admiration, that he was calm; that strength had run into him to meet this emergency. He said: "Go get the guns out of foe rack and load them. Til watch here. In case they try to come down. She said from acrosi the cabin by foe arms rack: It's locked. The guns are locked in. Can you break it open? No! I dont seo how. Then find foe bomb gun." She turned to look for that huge Someone and awkward jreapon. tried the bolted door between; and Peter called to them sharply: "Mary, let me in. No, George said strongly: s, har-poon- y. r, -- You lick fool TU break down the ' door. Peters voice cracked aa emomomenta of to in was likely tton. TU shoot you If you dol" George retorted. Ho made a sign to' Mery to hurry; his lips shaped tha words: Bomb gunl" Peter was whispering to Rannels hi the main cabin. George and Mary could hear tha murmur, but no words. Mary found tha bomb gun, aa heavy as a small cannon. Luckily tt was loaded. The voices in foe mein cabin could no longer be heard; and there was no sound on tha deck above their heads. Bha asked George: Will that bomb explode if tt hits he admitted. 1 they work." Ho said grinned doubtfully. "Richard foe back end of a gun liko this docs the front, but much damage and if that than nothing; better its bomb hits anyone, even if tt doesn explode, theyll know it! 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