U IV"?" I! wrist
?? a #i rum ln?,-a.ve evo?
' 'Vr; I '"rot hy ha,| a (hi reused
".i..., \Vas??"'le.sUng. the ped
"'.r. I! 1??11>* mi Dane's xvrist
li"JZ?ii?l Willi
l'?'"t nil-rktid
?"? marked "high."
-??> "?
ci!c'1 1,11 lt" y?vii'ls'" sinlleil the ped
,1,"',:s 1 i, h- 1 llie!: S"ltera|? ami
he foreign accent which suggested
Hester street or Oriental.shores. I
reeog n ized JinimVs voice
'!?*' lauBlictl. ami
i/.ing Manes h;tud lie studied the in
stiiimeiu he had strapped to it close
ly while he said: "I sell cheap. because
I l?uy Ifom smugglers"
Aii,| rapidly the dial hand crossed to
ih<- mark "high."
Ill-: Instrument.iiiiiuv liartoi.. in his
msgu se us a peddler. had strapped to
na d Dan, ;< wrist was an invention
e alien the sphymograph.
? iltit even while the.?-phyniograph lie*
1 rayed l.i::.no-rest t:,e word "smug
gler. Dane. ref:,: to,(U> >ilIIV,'
tl?.ni,' and tairl.v ordered the peddler
from the place. However, that gen
  The tail gave me a second price. The wrist watch, Dorothy, was so loth to part with. I presented it, wondering on whose eyes the pens. I was down later and if the Journal, rather than individual member of it, would not really make my brother the present for which she so greatly thanked me. After I had left, I promised Dorothy to do so, but I could not. The three hurried over to the nearest street, surrounded by the very sight which the young man had seen, stepped over the topmost, and slid down into the dark room. The second sailor climbed over in the moonlight. 