The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 17, 1919, Image 3
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THX PBOFLB, BABXWXLL, 8. 0.
Geoffry Finds a Friend—and
an Enemy.
Synopsis — Geoffry Corlyle,
master of sailing shfps at twen
ty-six, is sentenced to 20 years’
servitude in the American col
onies for participation in the
Monmouth rebellion in England.
Among the passengers on board
the ship on which he is sent
across are Roger Fairfax,
wealthy Maryland planter; hla
nle* Vnrothy Fairfax, and Lleu-
tena 'unchez, a Spaniard, who
becal equajnted with the Fair-
faxed- London
CHAPTER III—Continued.
"Why especially with rueF
"Rather a hard question to answer
at the eery beginning.'* I smiled back
at her. "Yet not so difficult as the
one 1 shall ask you. I am only one of
fifty prisoners, ararcdy cleaner or
mmm rvpulnbia- -looking xhait any ol
my mates. Yet surety you have not
sought speech with thear othersT Then
why eapeclally alth me?*
Keen In the gmalng du«k I c«Hitd
mark a red flush tie>unt into the dear
cheeks at this Insistent qa**stUin. nod
for nn Inst sat her ryes wavered. Rut
she pnuaeMed the murage of pride,
and her hesitancy was short.
"You Imagine I csareg answer. oK.
but 1 can; I know who you are; my
unde pointed you out to me. I am
traveling homo with him la Maryland
I am Dorothy Fairfax. He was proa
eat at yoar trial before Deed Jeffries.
You are (ieoffry C*srtyle, In eommnnd
of the amp that brought Muumouth to
England. I heard H nIL"
"Altt What else. prsyT"
Her eyes opened w idety In owdden
sarpdse and she rissped and andnapad
her handa aervnasty,
"tin yww really not know? Have yap
s«- *er been told what happened Y*
"Only that I was roughly forbidden
ta speak, railed every foul name the
learned judge could think of. and then
sentenced to twenty years penal servi
tude beyond isws,** I answered sober)y
~Following that I was dragged from
the dock, and fiuug Into n cell. Was
there anything rise?*
"Why y« u should have knowyL Lord
Jeffries sentetHed you to death; the
decree wan signed, to he executed (
Immediately. Thou Influence was 1
. brought to bear—spine nobleman In I
Northumberland made direct appeal to j
the king. That was a hat angered
Jeffrlf* so."
nfct Uucclough—it he. the uukeT®
"Yes; it wss whU|M*red alniut that
the king wss In his debt—some word
of honor, and dare not refuse. The
word of mercy came Just in time, or
dering Jeffries to commute your sen
tence. At * first he swore he’d hung
you, king or no king/'but hi* nerve
failed. My uncle said he roared like
a bull. Thin liucclough; is he not
your friend?”
I hesitated for an instant of Indeci
sion, looking into her face, but the
truth would not be denied.
‘‘Scarcely that," I said soberly. “Nor
cay* I solve entirely his purpose. He
i*. Vmy brother, and I am the next In
line. jWe are not even on speaking
terms;Jyet he.is childless, and may
feel some measure of disJike to have
the family end in a hangman’s kiu*t. I
can think of no other reason for his
Interference. I knew nothing of his
action.”
“I am glad it became my privilege
to tell you. Besides, Captalji Carlyle,”
*simply, ‘‘it may also help you to un
derstand my interest. If you are of
the Carlyles of "Bucclough, how hap
pened It that you went to sea?”
everything seemed wonderful. I have
been away from Maryland now for
three years. Nothing else would sat
isfy father. Maryland is only a colony,
you know.”
‘‘Your home is at Saint Mary’s?”
“Lower down the Potomac. Have
you ever been there?”*
“Twice; once as mate, and the last
time as master of a ship. My latest
voyage in these waters was made
nearly two years ago.”
“It is not so strange then. Is It, that
I should have felt Interested In you?"
she asked suddenly, as though Justify
ing herself. “When Uncle Roger first
told me who you were, and then ex
plained what had occurred at your
; trial, naturally you be<*aine to me,
i something entirely different from the
| others. Were you actually with Mon
mouth?"
"In ayuipathy, yea; but I had no
hand In the actual fighting. I was not
even ashore until It was all over with.
Htlll I shall pay ray share of the bill.”
"And you know what that means,
do you Dot? What will happen when
rgiuia?**
I t have do tNnaiona. i
st such ships as this come
to be advertised, ffhd sold
*•! bidder. A week from
probably be owl la the
I* under the whip of an
« will ran me Jeff. All I
’ is a kind-hearted master.
« opportunity ta escape."
*e reach \J
"i’ecle* 111
have »een )|
la. We are
to the high
now I aha I
tobacco fleii
»ver«eer. a I
r«a H*i*e f*.
and sn ear
“iHi. m»r
ha ad* S' ttti
Itof gut ng I
That l* at
That Is a I
come scrua
has all b*
gulag to he asM mm the Mack with
those others. Uade Roger has already
caatraried alth the espials far your
aerv a* a. Tag a re gotag aorth with us
ta Mary Mad."
I drew a deep breath, and hi the
Miff |«idvf| |M« 4#f relief which swept
* sad ta her aaierm ■■ her
ally Ha aped mine "It le
o he qaite aa had ae that,
that | a sated ta tell you
hat ga vu am hsidnees ta
■ here ta yau tonight. It
*u arranged. Yau sra m*t
for the term of tyventy years, unless
s«H>ner released; crime, high treason.*
Any indentured man, under our Mary
land laws, can buy his fnWonr, after
serving a certain proportion of his*
sentence. Did you not know that?"
I did know It, yet somehow had
never connected the fact before di
rectly with my own case. God! what
a relief; l stood up straight once
more in the stature of a man. I hard
ly know what wild words I might have
spoken had the opportunity been
mine; hut at that instant the figure
of a man crossed the deck toward us,
emerging from the open cabin door.
Against the gleam of yellow light
I recognized the trim form advancing,
and as Instantly stepped back into
shadow. My quick movement caused
her to turn, and face him.
“What!” he exclaimed, and evi
dently surprised at his discovery. ‘‘It_.{/
is indeed Mistress Dorothy—out here
alone? Twas my thought you were
safely in your cabin long since. But—
prithee—I mistake; - you* are not
alone.”
“I was preparing to go in,” she an
swered, Ignoring his latter words.
“The night already looks stormy.**
“But your friend?”
The tone in which he spoke was
insistent, almost insolent in Its de
mand, and she hesitated no longer In
meeting the challenge.
“Your pardon, I am sure—Lieuten
ant Sanchez, this gentleman Is Cap
tain Geoffry Carlyle.’*
He stood there stiff and straight
against the background of light, one
hand In affected carelessness caress
ing the end of a waxed mustache. Hla
face whs In shadow, yet 1 waa quits
aware of the flash of his eyes.
“Ah. indeed—some passenger I hava
not chanced to observe before?”
“A prisoner," she returned distinct
ly. "You msf**perhaps remember my
uncle pointed him out to ua when ha
first came abocird."
"And you have been nut here alone,
talking with the fellow?"
"Certainly—why out?" j
“Why the man la a Mno. f—vlctad
of crime, sentenced to deportation."
"It Is not sere weary that we dlscuaa
this, air." she Interposed, rather proud
ly, "at tay personal conduct la not a
matter for your crltlclam. I shall ro»
tire now. No. thank yon, yon need
not come."
He stopped mill, staring blankly
after her as she vanished; then
wheeled about to vent hla anger on
GRAND BUILDING IS LASTING
MONUMENT TO HUMANITA
RIAN EFFORTS Oe N. H. B.
: ■' ' k ' ' v-. -
■“ "" ... ■ * •
BLUE REPRESEuTED WEIS
Splendid Pageant at the Hall Partici-
’ paled -in by Hundreds "of Girls
-mid .Blue Jackets.
Charleston.—Rear Admiral Victor
Blue. U,. S. N.; Bishop W. A. Guerry
of the diocese of South Carolina, and
John D. Rockefeller. Jr., delivered
addresses at the formal dedication of
Eliza Lucas Hall, the Y. W. C. A.
building at the navy yard, erected and
equipped by the national housing
-board at a cost of $250,000 and pro
viding single bed rooms for 125 em
ployed girls, beside* affording recrea
tional facilities and cafeteria accom
modations for many more. A large at
tendance of visitors from New York
and other cities, many of them mem
bers of the national board, and of
locaf people, waa had at the exercises.
Mrs. John D Rockefeller. Jr., who
was largely Instrumental in establish
ing this club house for girls employed
at the navy yard and in Charleston, la
among the visitors. A trip to Mag
nolia Gardena and Rnnavmede was an
i entertainment feature hut the main
tempest over and gone, the
(k calm begun.
La is finished,” and die
— Juana Man sleeps. ; v
All stars keep vigil watching for die
sua -
The moon her vigil keeps.
A garden full of silence and of dew
r
DCS
Elide a virgin cave and entrance
stone:
Surely a garden full of angeis. too,
Wondering on watch alone. *
' . ■ • .s' , ■'
They who cry Holy holy, holy!"
still.
Veiling their faces round Cod' s
throne above.
May well keep vigil on this heavenly
hill
And cry their cry of love.
Adoring God in his new mystery
Of love more deep than heil.
more strong than deatw
Until the day break and die
shadows flee.
The Shaki.ig and the breath
— Christina G Rossetti.
Baby Sleeps at Night
when the atomach works naturally and
bowels move freely. Mrs. Winslow’s Syr
up is especially recommended fort
ly overcoming wind colic, dlsn..
constipation, flatulency, and other
orders. Help baby’s digestion by ghrina
MRS. .
WINSLOW S
SYRUP
tb* (■fasts’ aadCUUrm’s Mtfw
and note the health-building sleep that
follows. Nothing better for teething
tune. This remedy contains no opiataa.
narcotics, alcohol or any harmlul in
gredients. The formula ia on every
bottle of this safe, vegetable regulator.
At mtt drmmgimta
Good Reason Why
Eggs Hold Place
In Easter Feasts
F
Showing Horaalf.
At a Waxhlngton reception a lady
anitl to Senator Nelson In a allocked
voice;
"look fit that CortlaiKlt Bteecker
girt. I never saw such a decollete
Mouse, stu-h a short skirt, and suck
ROM earliest times the egg has | tmnsparenV stockings. I’m astonished,
been the roost significant fra for I always thought her a very qulat
ture of the Easter feasting, f creature."
There were roasted eggs on the "Perhaps.” laughed Renafbr .Seisin,
feature was a grand pageant at Ellta l** rh a | «•*•- were sent ! "she* the sort that believes la the old
to church to he blessed before being
Admiral | ***** Kuster
The early Christian church forbade
the eatlag of egg* during l^ent. a cua-
toot which v at 111 obtains la Russia.
“^ wtrere imt nafie -tusat but all the peod-
ucta of the animal k ingdoot. su**b as
eggs. milk, amt cheese, are f*tft>lddefi
dartag the Lroteu abstinence. Only
Loess Hall, with hundreds of girl
, and bluejackets taking part
j Plue represented Secretary of the
I Navy. Joaepkas Daniels, whose trip
! abroad prevented hla *
C'harleaton for the exercise*
Read furvtya Balog Made
!.aureas —I^eureaa county haa ousl
saying that young girls should he
ami not heard."
"DANDERINE" FOR
FAILING HAIR
"Tartyle hey he ei< (aimed a
lagty. "A familiar sound that naans
la my ear%. One of the brood ant of
Hoeriough T"
"A cadet of that tine," I managed
to admit, wondering!y. "Yon know
of them T'
"Quite aa mnrh ae I care to." hla
tone sgty and Insulting Tbro aa Idea
suddenly occurred to bin mind "Rslnt
Guise, hut that would even up tbo
a»-oce nicely. Yon are. ae I understand
It. sent tn Virginia for sale?"
-Yen"
"For how long a term?"
“The sentence was twenty years"
"tleta! an*I you go to the highest
bidder, ni do R. fellow ! To actually
owa a Gariy le of |tu<'H«>ugh will be
a sweet revenge. Twill count for
more than were I to tweak the duke's
a* we."
"A very noble plan for revenge," I
admitted. "And one which I am not
likely to forget. Unfortanately yon
mnie too late. It happen*, seuor. that
I am a tree dy safely Indentured to
Roger Fairfax.”
I turned away, but he called angrily
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Slop dandruff and doubt*
beauty of your luir
(or few cents.
oec a slowed he the war’s effect on the
bond market The ftseeea now avail
able for the bsildlsf of roads le being
handled through the Ratorue’so Ms
tk>aal Rank of which Senator N R
fbel
la president who
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Oevrrwer C*K»«*r- Madt Ghalrywsw.
Columbia - Oov Cooper haa accept
ed the rhairmaaahip for the Routb-
eeaiern department for the drive for
the Halvattoa Army home service fund
Governor Cooper, tn accenting this
arid rye bread and sour “Kvsaa" are
partaken of by rich and poor alike—
the exar and his family fonk the lend
In the long fast. Rat after the (set
• Vtfiifs the feast, and snch feastiRff!
Russian Raster dinner parties excel la
luxary any etsrwhere.
Ia the old days, when the Raster
feast waa young there was a**t so
much knowledge of rbemlsiry ami
Dandruff aaua*e a fvvrnai
gfl thr arulp. CW hair ream ahrtah,
ffffd thaw ih* hair eamm an
falling hair at once and ttd the
p ef •••rv parti ala ef dandruff, pel
a small hotiW ef "Dundarine" at ana
drug stars far a few wata. aanr a iHtm
is year hand and rub *t lota the aanip.
After arveral appl*cal*ews the hn»r steps
roming eut and ten ranY And any.
dandruff Year hmr appears
gknsy and twise as thish sad
sat Try »tf
PHRHfflff? m -
Yet It wms tn
me* the l#>*<ter*hip of» atloctlvelg uiKlerwt«»od that a long fast
after me:
m » v v a . aanw « * 4
“l)o not frol «, «nrr of th.t CnrlrUI' *“ * B<, r,ort "» ' ,,r **
l am lo (h« yrt." l>» E T i
game yet
CHAPTER IV.
—
Black Sanchez, Pirate.
mu*t not tie suddenly bndien. In
fasting, tile body eras eta tea. and moot
of the secretion* are greatly dlmln-
“Largely nocesnity, qnd to some ex-
tent no doubt shE‘er love of adven
turer"! was a younger son,, with very
little income. There were then two
lives between me and the estate, and
the old duke, my father, treated me
like a servant. I always loved the
sea, and at fourteen—Ur get Out of Ids*
sight, I think largely—was appren
ticed to the navy, but lost my grade in
the service by a mere b... i>'h prank
His influence then would have saved
me, but he refused to even read my
letter of explanation. - I dared not re
turn home in such disgrace, and conse
quently drifted Into the merchant serv
ice. It Is a story Quickly told ”
“Yet not no quickly lived.”
"No, It meant many hard years, on
all the oceans of the world. This Is
the first aN-ssage ranching me from
“I Have Setn That Home."
over me my own fingers closed tightly
about her hands.
“I owe this to you; I am sure I
must owe this to you—tell me?"
Her eyes' dropped, and in the dim
fight I could mark the heaving of her
!>osom ns she caught her, breath.
“Only—only the suggestion,” she
managed to say In a whisper. “He—
lie was glad of that. You see I—I
knew 'he needed someone Jo take
charge of his sloop, and—and so T I
brought you to his mind. So please
don’t thank me,**
“I shall never cease to thank you,**
I returned warmly, conscious suddenly
that I was holding her hands, and as
instantly releasing them. “It will save
me the degradation which I dreaded
most of all—the toiling in the fields
beside negro slaves, and the sting, of
tin* lash. Ay, It means even more—”
I hesitated. Instantly realizing that
I must not utter those impetuous
words leaping to my lip£
“More!” she exclaimed. “What
more?"
“This,** I went on, my thought shift
ing into a new channel. "A longer ser
vitude. Up to this moment my one
dream has l»een to escaph, but I musf
g|\o that up now. You have placed
me under obligations to serve. Be
tween tf* this has become a debt of
honor."
"But wait,**- she said earnestly, "for
egotist enough to even Imagine that
her effort to serve me had basis In any
personal attraction. But what about
Lieutenant Sanchez? Why was this
unknown Spaniard already so openly
my enemy? Could It be because ol
Dorothy Fairfax? I felt finally that 1
had the clue—Jealousy, the mad, un
reasoning Jealousy of his race,
I had no false conceptfon as to this;
no vagrant thought that her interest
in me was any more than a passing
fancy, born of sympathy and a de
sire to aid. Nevertheless, as she had
thus already served me, I now owed
her service in return, and here was the
Urst call.—If conditions mnde It po»
'have see* rtiat home!" '•he-
I ~*od shall never forget thr I
HhB It made on me. * A beaut! TTut
ce I wa» there on a coar^^J^ot
jeraftciaga would, fftlll there Is a way
■You wore amitmred aa an tn-
**d ■ w rant 1 aaw the entry my-
»rtf N foffff; CArtrW. Master
Miafftractea tfnilsa.
"Can't anything he tfcioe lo prevent
the fair dcfctMlaui from smiling at the
JwfeiT*^ """"
"I’m afraid not. She’s either a born
fobed; and following a fast the roost rtw|Ut . ! t l . ur she Isn’t familiar with
nourishing and digestible foods are re- pnM-edure "
qulred. Instinct taught .the ancients “Yes?"
looked to Governo.* Cooper to become to | Urn a t-thla time of feasting to **|-|| knowledge that the Judge !•
♦•gg* a* a strong aid In replacing the a u . !|# . r Looking IMIIIl j^n any men,,
waste of the human body. \nd It la ^ jury, but her fate lie* Id tha
a very Interesting fact thut egg* were | IU||( | M of t he Jury."—Blrmlngbara Age-
regarded by the early Church a* a Herald.
blessed food after a fast; j ■ -
These blessed eggs have the virtue
South Carolina Oeov
riot** rom
CUrke and
official* of the Salvation Armv. A*
soon as the campaign was planned
for this territonr, those in charge
I rwt«l In my berth for a loot time, of ert of the com-
etarlnfc blankly up at the dark deck i * n *
above, unable to deep, aud endeavor , Th ' *'”" rnnr ,n ,h ' "'** f ‘ w
In* to fliture out the true meanln* of I d,v * 'ommenre a tour of the tone d!«
all these occurrence*. I felt that , J «rict» over vrhlch he will preside He
could understand the Interest ethlb-! ln immediate communication
Ited by Dorothy Fairfax, and, greatly | various tone managers and n f sanctlfylne the entrails of the laaly.
uajl already admired her, I was not
slble it was my plain duty to place
myself between these two.
What mystery it back of the
Namur of Rotterdam, the
strange ship which the Fairfax
party encounters as it sails up
the bay? Sanchez shows little
interest, but Fairfax and Carlyle
are worried. What can the
strange craft be doing in this
•PO^t?
(TO BK CONTINUED.)
0 h *
Greedy for Wasps.
The common green frog has been dis
covered to posse si so Insatiable greed
for wasps. This extraordinary appe-
by an occaxlodgl
protecting color off the frog, which sits
upon leaven, no
the Bout wary off
off
ill discuss In detail the oer«onnel of a||d are to th<1 flryt fllt or
the campaign force for the South. In J nourishment they take after the abstl-
eccepting thl* chairmanship. Governor nence of Lent.”
Cooper assumes command of s great
army of workers.
FRECKLES
Haw Is Iks lias ta Gat KM sff Tksaa Ugly Sgofti
The camovien I- ♦he South 1* pro
gressing r-tlsfactc’-Ty and from pres
ent indications the next few davs will
see the finishing touches to the pre
paratory work for the real drive, al
though the campaign will not com
mence until May 19 and continue to
Mav 26.
Tbere’t so longer tbo altffbtest s**4 of
Thlx ancient eeelealnatleal enjolnder
upropo* of the Easter feast Is sig- , v»t*. . \
Simply fot ss oanre of Othlao -dooblo
■tieuztb—from your dnigflit, ssd apply S Uttls
of It night mod morning and you abould sooa a*o
that erea the worst freckles bar# befits to dfcb
appear, while the lighter ones hare raslsbad aa-
tirely. It la seldom that more than one ounco
la nwded to completely ciesr tha skis sad gala
a beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ass for the double strength Othtas,
aa this la sold under guarantee of mosey
If it falls to rauiora frock Us.—Adr.
nificant when compared with the m«Hl-
ern physiological view of the fotni
value of eggs.
. i
GREATEST OF ALL FACTS
Swearingen Talks to Teachers.
Spartanburg.—^About 75 members of
the Spartanburg Teachers’ Associa
tion and several trustees of the eoun-
ty schools at the regular monlhlv
meeting of the teachers heard ad
dresses by J. F. Swearingen. State
superintendent of education, and Prof.
Verd Peterson of f lemson College on
the changes made hr the recent leg-
Hinture in thv» school system of the
State. The two educators delivered
Proof of Escape From the Bondage of
the Tomb Brings Joy to the
Christian. v
Those who remember their Bible
will easily turn -to any of the Gospels.
Luke for instance, wnd jflnd In Chap. 24
that upon the first day of the week
(Sunday) the friends came to the
sepulcher and found the stpne which
had been in front of the opening roll
ed away, and no body In the tomb, and
that two angels standing there asked; j-
OH!
Axkett—What are you limping for,
4»ld chap?
Tellum—My wife become irritated
this morning and stniiii»ed her foot.
^Askett—But why should that affect
you? : t,
Tellum—Well, you see v she stamped
mine at the same time.
their remarks were given close atten
tlon.
“Cold In the Head**
Is an acuta, attack of Nasal Catarrh. Par
son x who ar« subject to frequent “colds
In the head” will And that the uae ot
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE wUI
“Why seek ye the living among the
• • _ » . ,... j d«-ad? He is not here, hut Is risen.”
This Is ths ontstaodtn* fset to all j ^ up th , g Y , t . m . c i MM . tb , B loo4
believing Ghrisflans. and never has it 1 and render them leas liable to coMai
come home to them with such moving R*peated sttacka of Acute Catarrh may
._ - . . . lead to Chronic Catarrh '.
significance ns now. when a short tim» HALL’S PATARRH MEDICINE Is tak ?
ago all the world seemed to stand face an Internally and acta through
” . ... . A „* . .. on the Mucous Surfaces of the
to face.with death and Its eternal ah Druggists 78c. Testln
tHtt.flS for any case of
Grace Following Follows.
Charleston.—A big meeting of the
Grace faction was held at Hibernian
H&tl with the view of nominating 'a
candidate to oppose Mayor Hyde In
the Democratic primary, hut ifter *
speech bv Mr. Grace the meeting at*
Journed without effecting the purpo*-
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F. J. Cbanay 4 Cm.. ToUdo, OMa.
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day* is which to reach a decision
hoping ia tha meoatine that a handl
date for whom h*Nk fart loos vawftff
• , ote caold he fourd
problem of Life Kverlastlng.
All Customs Emblematic.
As commemorating the resurrection 1
at JfM* rhrtat. Knster day la taarketl . Many a bride sweep* up the aixi*
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MViMffUlH liffT
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them. loHodmg 1‘fferewt ftwsa* off the
egg ruauwa are la fi way
•4 dwamtlc off the evewt