The Professor
feaivd IheLionl
r
"TL.U.I.I.'
. a a w", nw , j,m at
Jimvir', DiH'tor, mild my frlcml tin
third ollln-r, Un't mil n uliiiplc tlilnn
ax on think It. On? limn Im Imiiv In
one wuy, iitul nntillicr In u illlTrn'iil nni',
Often t'tiotifdi, tlmt wtilili I culliil
lirnvcry n tititliliiK rimn lliiui ciihIoiii.
YHI WnllMlt't till tip (ill tlic fore ro.vnl
yiinl In liulf H Kl' to rct f nu II, wotiM
ji.ii? Not you! Vou'il l.i nfrnlil
Wi ll, you mlKl't think tin n linivo mini
.n IlllMO I Wtilllil. Illlt then I'll !
Mrnhl to rut chuii' K'K "T, nml you
Woulilil't.
'1 lint WWt wliitt old f'nptiilii Ilimklni,
vlmiii I hni (o mill with, coulil never
lltldefHtlllid. If II luilll WMN II tilt lierv
huh litiout tin Hen, lie lined to look
down on tilni in nil aorta of n rownril.
Hut there camp a Uny when lie learned
lietter.
It liitiM it-netl when I wim with him
III U three tlllltited milling alilp, the
Arrow. We Iny nt Hnciiport', hIoiik
fide 'J'niijoiiu I'liK'iui wtin rf , hmdlmt
With 11 K'eliernl enrt'O fur I.lverp'iol.
'J'lie irllielpiil object III thnt nirKO WIU
n lion Hint we Were whlplilliK for
London. It Iny In n fHroiig cnne of
woimI and Iron, with n dMir In tin
front throiiKli wlilih It could Im fed.
It wu n tine Mtf brute, nml every time
It Ktretclied Itnelf you could Hit" the
IliUNcleN olippInK over It x hide unl the
I 'I If, Wicked looking chiWM peeping out
of the pin In of 1 1 H feet In II Wliy tlmt
Hindi' ou very thnnkful for tin bnr
We hnd it mnen;cr or two, one of
whom win ii yoinnf iflrl who went hy
the tiniue of Hilda Sniidford. Directly
the old tiniti net even on tier trim figure
ii lid her wealth of golden hnlr, he won
htriiek nil of ii heip, ho to HM-nk, and I
could ni'f thnt he wiih jiromlnl ti(t him
Helf ii nihility plfiiKiint voynire.
The other ifiHteiiK'er wiiM a dtrank'C.
lenii, wiry man. who wore koIu eye
KhiHHex, ,tiid kept peering nlUt thn
h( 1 1 1 1 In h moNt uiieouifortiihle way.
lie iiive IiIh mime in I'rofeHHor liny,
though we dlitn't find out what he (iro
fennd until Inter.
An hour or two before we started
thin Mr. liny cnuie up to the old imiu
find licKiui HNklni; t) I in It lot Of (JUe
tlom. Tnptnln." he nM nervously, "I hopo
We uhllll have ll quiet pinwnre."
"1 lon't me why we shouldn't,"
mid HoMkltiH K'cnhilly.
Mr. liny looked up at the ky.
"There neeiiiH to he A good deal of
wind iihout," he fluid.
"Pretty fair." laid Hoxkltm. "Thnt'n
whnt'H (."ilntr to tnke u hinr. Not
helii)C it Htenmer, we can't do without
It."
"You're aure It's quite aafe?" inked
Hay.
"Snfe!" ' the old mail, peRJur
Mn hitch horae, "aafe! I'm aallluf tbla
hip."
Tin? I'rofeN-tor amlli'd apologetically.
"Vou will eicuHe me, Caption." be
mid, "I did not menu iin.V uffelice.
J ho fuct In I nm count Itutlonnlly uerv
xihm-i
m MM I
aM w s i .r-A.
- J f f,'.r: it A T-rrrtf-w-'.
7
TPRHED AT THR LION. LOOKINO
Us on Hhlp-bonrd. It Is u feeling that
I have never been ublo to overcome.
'J'he "old man" looked at him w ith n
ort of good nntured contempt.
"You've no call to bo alarmed, ho
anld; "we'll tnke you to England aafe
enough."
The Professor smiled again and
walked on" Into the waist, where wa
had fixed up the llon'H cngc. It
Heetned to have a nort of attraction for
hliu, for he Htood beforo It for at leant
a quarter of an hour. Hosklns looked
after him, and then turned to Miss
Sntulford. who was alttlntr uear.
"Nice sort of Chun to have on ft
Hhlp," ho mild. "A man like that ought
to Htlck to dry land."
"Well, you know, I have a fellow
feeling for him, Captain." she an
Bwcred: "I'm afraid of tho sea myself.
"Ah." lie said, "but you're n woman,
jou see. A bit of fear Is all right In
u woman. It s natural to them. Hut
with a man It's different. A man
ought to bo ufrald of nothing."
"And are you not afraid of I'.uytulM,
it'iiplnlnV" she asked.
"Not I," said IIoHkCns.- "You can
have tho biggest storm ever hutched by
the China Hen and I'll thank you for it.
It brings out all the ffood In a num.
"It must be nice to bo ho bravo,
Sue exclaimed.
"Ob, if all rigbt wlieo you're u
Jiy J.Sackvillc Martm.
lo It," unld IIoHkltm tnodnntly.
hrnvo mini nml n pretty womnn
two of thn (Incut hIkIUx In creation.
They otlKht lllwiiya to lie lfiKether."
There wiin Nomethlm; In IiIn tone thnt
tinide her IiIumIi, nild though xhe iuTee.1
with him, Hhe tiHik the tlrwt opportunity
of t-li'H rlnjt off to ii not her purt of the
deck.
Shortly nfterwnrdu w put to n.
Tor the next few iIiij-h w hnd the
IichI weather, nnd i'Verythlii went
HiniMithly. I ould nee one or two
thliiKH thnt net me thlnklliK. The
hrnt wan that the old mini wan milking
hliiineir uneotnmonly attentive to Minn
Knnilford. The necond wnn that Mr.
Hny, In a tilet u ml timid wrt of way,
wna thinking a K'xid deal of her too.
I 'oi my part, 1 thought the lrl fnnee
Hay rather than lloxkliiM; and though
Hhc couldn't nvold the "old man," nnd
could not help Unletting to tiff IV'U
.VMrna, I could nee her eye turiilnu
forwnrdu towardn the wnUt, whero
liny wan putting In hU time looking
at the lion.
On afternoon the klppcr wan Hit
ting benlde Mini Sand ford on the poop
deck, when liny came up the com
panion nnd tnndu hit way toward
them.
"There'a aomethlnK I want to tell
you, Cnptnln," he anld. "It'M fret tin
on my mind nml mnkliiK me ulto un
coiufortnhle. That man whose himl
Iiikh It In to look lifter the lion Inn't
doltiff IiIh work properly. The nulmnl
Inn't Kettlnff c-noiiKh fiod.. It la do
veloplux u Miviifru nature. And ycnter
dny, w hen 1 went to ace thn mnn nbout
It, I found that he wnn Intoxicated.
I really think you Hhould Interfere.''
Of courw', this "old man" ahonhl
have Interfered. Hut he didn't like
hcliifc told bin duty hy the little pro-
fennor, especially when the girl wun
a limit, ho he Junt HniM-red.
"I Hi . pone you're afraid of the beaut
(Hciiplnu'r" he Hiild.
"1 Hhould ccrtulnly regard It bh un
fortunate," the little man replied.
"Vou nee, a drunken tnan mlk'ht l
carrleHM about ttie fiiNteliliiKS. I mU't
renllv inHlNt upon your apeaklni; to
him."
"He'a not one of my crew," an Id
HoHklua. "I have enoiiKh to do to
look nfter them. If nny of thetn i;et
drunk, they'll hear if It. Hut thin chap
l a ptinHcnf,'r, even If ho la only u
Hteernt'e one. He euu do nn he liken
with hln apnre time. If you're ho
darnisl frlchtoned aliout the lieant,
you'd hitter look to tho fnntenlnn
yournelf."
Incline me." eald the ProfeHor
atlflly, "that In not my huHlnesa. The
nnlmnl din-H not belontr to me. I have
done what I lellev to be my duty aud
can any no more."
He turned awny without even ft
K In nee at tho fclrl.
"Thnt num." hhUI Hokln. looking
ufter him, "Is frlKhtcned of hla own
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-, jk if it , -v,;y .,
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amis
1
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IT RTUATOHT BETWEEN THE ETS."
shadow. Let me glvo you a tut or
fatherly advice, Miss Sandford. When
you are looking for u mail to marry,
never select a coward. A girl like you
ti'ti.tia umilonrt will) W ill nroteet her In
times of danger; sotneoue she can rob-
on aud look up to.
"I'm not thinking of getting mar
ried," she said shyly. "Hut when I do.
I ll bear your advice In mind, Cuptaln.
"That's It," said Hosklns. "Think
over It carefully. And as for Betting
married, I'd bo glad If you'd thluk
over that too."
Phe started, with a frightened look.
"Ob. Captain!" she suld. "Please
d0"Mlss Baiidford!" he snld. "Hilda!
haven't vou a word for a poor old sea
man who worships the very ground
you tread ouV Think over It. None
'but the brave deserve the fair, you
know." .....
'You mustn't speak llko this." she
exclaimed, rlHlng as though she were
distressed. "You nre older than I am.
and I don't know that you are a bruvn
man. I have only your word for It.
Please don't speak to ine about this
again." . .
The "old man" saw that he had gone
too fur. "Walt!" he said, "don't be
frightened. I promise not to say a
word until we reach Kngluud. Heforo
we pet Uiflr, If wt Imve pit pf rougji
"A
nre
.mm
wenther. Ml ahow you tho wort of
mnn I nm. 1 Hhould love a lilt of don
ter for your mike."
About h week Inter, tho Rlrl was
HlllliifC on the poop deck, reading ft
book. Thn "old man" wan murchliiK
up nml down with u piartcr-leck trot,
ciihIIiik KlnnccM at her nnd thinking
how pretty Hhe wan, when Miiddenly h'i
ultercd H howl that would have fright
ened nn elephant and HprniiK Into tho
port ml..eu rlKKlnic. 1 wan near nt
the time, nnd 1 looked nt him, wonder
llik' whether ho had fcomt mini. Then
1 hiiw what he had Keen, nml 1 went up
to the Mar board liil..eii HhroudH tin
pilckly an he had fjone up tho jiori
niien. Tlie f(lrl rained her head and
h, nked up at tho ('iiptnlii and he gaped
down nt her nnd tried to Hhout. Hut
for nornu time be. could only luuke
fnccH.
"I-ook! lookt" ho yelled at Inat,
"oiiio up tho rlgKliiK!" Tho Hon In
loone!"
Hhe HprnnR to her feet nnd looked
nbout. le-r. Not four yard nwny from
her the Hon wan playing with n coll
of rope, the terrible dawn nlternntely
expoHlm? and Hhcnthlng themnelvei.
The crcnturo wiih pnyiiig no nort of
intention to the frlrl nt the moment,
hut of course It might tnke It Into It
head to Hjirlng on her at nny Inntant.
An she ntood, nhn wni cornered lv
tween the Htern of the Khlp nnd tlM
enhin door. There wan nothing to lio
done but to climb up the rigging.
She tried, but the llrnt Htcp wan too
high, nnd Hhe could not mnnage It;
when Hhe realized that, I thought Hhe
wiih going to faint.
HoxkliiH wan Junt going down to
give her n hand, but nt thnt moment
the Hon looked up ami Haw him,
nnd limbing Itn tnll gnve n rriul!l"d
ronr. Th" " old innn" Ktuek where h
was then, and sort of Khlvered nil over
like a Jelly. Am r the girl, Hhe moaned
despairingly, and gave herself up for
lost. .lust then out of the cabin came
Professor I Iny.
lie took one look n round and saw
the Hon. Then he picked up a broom
that someone who had been wnshlng
leckH had left leaning ngnlnnt th'!
deck -house, and pushed at the lion
with It. looking it straight between the
eyes. Hi. kept walking forward, push
ing the beast gently before him right
Into the wnlst nnd back Into Its cage.
In spite of several ugly Hn.'irl.n. When
he had It safely fastened In, he enme
nslern ngaln, looking not the least bit
excited or worried, and put the broom
carefully back In Its place. Tho pirl
was looking hard nt him. and her eyes
were Hhlnlng; but he didn't aeera' to
be nwaro of It. Oiptaln Hosklns had
come down the rigging nnd wnn look
ing n trifle nshnrne.l of himself. Ha
hadn't known It was no easy to push
lloim into their cage with a broom,
After a bit he spoke tip.
"That wnn n line bit of work. Sir."
he mild. "If I hadn't seen It, I couldn't
have believed It."
"Oh, Its nothing," said the Pro
fessor. "It wnn my business. I have
tn n -d wild nnlmnR"
After that he seemed to dismiss the
w hole Hiibject from his mind, and went
down Into the cabin. Hut I saw him.
Inter In the evening, talking to that
girl, nnd In; must have had Homething
Important to say to her, for when the
"old man" met her next morning nnd
began making excuses for himself,
Hhe cut htm short.
"Cnptnln IlasklnV she unld. "do
you remember advising nie to mnrry
it brn ve man V
"I do." said HosUlns. a bit puzzled.
"Well." she said softly, "he asked
me yesterday; nnd I'm going to take
your advice."
All of whleh shows you, Pootor. that
bravery Is very much n matter of cus
tom. As for poor old Hosklns. we had
miII-iond weather the whole way
home, and he hadn't even a chance to
show himself. Sketch.
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also a free trial treatment. Address confidentially,
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IS inch nr 24 lech tn diameter, stamped on One
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to work It. Patterns either Wild Rose, Violet,
Daisy or i'or.-t-me-nots.
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covers, cnsfilon tops and dollies. Costa leas,
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PATTERNS.
A MODISH
SHIRT BLOUSE.
The tiend of fashion is toward tha tailor
made with its elegant simplicity of lioes, and
the elect of society will find the tailor a moat
important lactor from now on. Everything
except evening and house gowns must have
the smart, neat finish of this master artist.
Here is one of the latest modes in a separate
shirt blouse which ia a stunning example of
the new mode. Crash or linen may serve aa
material and the bottom adornment be used
or not. A fanciful yoke appears in front and
back, continuing along the closing in stole
fashion. A small applied pocket lends a jaunty
air decidedly smart. White flannel, linen,
taffetas or broadcloth, as well as any otherplain
material which possesses the qualities necessary
to tailoring, may serve. Foi .he medium size!
8 yards of 86-inch goods ar ) needed.
M84 Sizes, 88 to 42 inches bust measura,
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IT Battery Place, New York City.
For 10 cents enclosed please send pattern
No. 6134 to tha following address i
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