New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1923, Page 10

ast lssue) o gred, | M | boe “We “Follow anid Setting & sinee they Rivarel 10 oross 1o | the Elizabeth ploug ward wind for two [ ye 0 1o el " [ ble 1 briskly with 4 moder ) ‘ Vights withou thei \hey terly tays and over catohing o uarry The were sailing and it bore 1 sound 1 i upon th nedded Ter somew here judge,” Pitt added At his captair he asked “Guns off Port R should argue Colone! Ilishop at And.against whom should he action but against friends of think it may concern us put the heim over,” They held to their hands on deck, anxiously seanning the sea ahead And presently an object | loomed into view, which soon defined itself for a great ship fire As the Arabella with the Elizabeth fol. lowing closely raced nearcr on their northwesterly tack, the outlines of the blazing vessel grew clearer Presently her masts stood out sharp and black above the smoke and flames, and through his telescope Blood made out plainly the pennon of | ©° St. George fluttering from her main- top. ‘An English ship!" he eried He scanned the seas for the con- queror in the battle of which this grim evidence was added to that of, the sounds they had heard, and when at last, as they drew closer to the doomed vessel, they made out the sbadowy outlines of three tall ships, some three or four miles away, stand- ing in toward Port Royal, the first and natural assumption was. that these ships must belong to the | Jamaica fleet. But Pitt, who through | the telescope was examining. the glimpse of wind, te » v ery N as we their ¢ miles & IBid them yurse, with a of th m; e re- ceding squadron, observed things ap- parent only to the eye of the trained mariner, and made the incredibie an- nouncement that the largest of these | three vessels was Rivarol's Vic- toricuse. CHAPTER XXIX. The Service of King William, One of the boats bumped alongside the Arabella, and up the entrance ladder into the waist whither Captain gentleman in a coat of mulberry satin laced with goid, whose wizened, yel- low, rather peevish face was framed in a heavy black periwig. As the little man stepped from the ladder into the walstfi whither Captain Biood had gone to receive him, his sharp, ferrety dark eyes swept the uncouth ranks of the assembled crew of the Arabella. “And where the devil may I now?”" he demanded irritably. you English, or what the devil you?” “Myself, 1 have the honor be | Irish, sir. My name is Blood—Cap- tain Peter Blood, and this is my ship the Arabella, all very much at your service.” ki be “Are are de ev to sil little man. | St He swung to “Blood!" shrilled the “0 'Shlood! A pirate!” the Colossus who followed.' him—"A damned pirate!”, van der Kuylen. Rend my vitals, but we're come from Seylla to Charybdis.” “80?" said the other gutturally, and again “So0?” Then the humor of it took him, and he yielded to it. “Damme! What's to laugh at, you porpoise?”’ spluttered mulberry-coat. “A fine tale this'll make at home! Admiral van der Kuylen first loses his fleet in the night, then has his flagship fired under him by a French squadron and ends all by being captured by a pirate.” “There's a misapprehension, if T may make so bold as to point it out,” put in Blood quietly. “You are not| captured gentlemen; yon are rescued. | When you realize it, perhaps it will ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! Luiess you see the name * on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product | prescribed by physicians over twenty- | two years and proved safe by mil- lions for Colds Toothache Earache Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” only Each unbroken package con- | tains proper directions. Handy Loxes of twelve tablets cost w Druggists also sell bottles of 100. Aspirin is the trade may Bayer Manufacture of Sidester of Salic i Headache Lumbago Monoacetica- posa Lord Willoughby, ernor-general of the ander of his majesty's West Indian this damned Caribbean Sea.” WOMEN! DYE Skirts Coats Waists tions in every package. cessfully, ing is guar; Just tell material you wish to dye is wool cr | mixed goods. VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERA™D, he was consclous that Pilt and Dyke whe were behind him, now came *dging nearer, sharing his own wen der And whe may King Wil Ham. and of what may be be king? What's that In a wender greater own, lord Wi md back at him. Al last Inding 1o his majesty William HL—William of Orange whe, with Queen Mary, has been ru ing England for twe months and mere." e . b Rafael Sabatini A RAFAEL SABATING ABDUT NEA SEDVICE wem There was o mament's until Blaad realized what being teold I¥ye mean, siv, that they've roused themselves at home, and kicked out that seoundrel James and his gang of rMans® His ike silence he was to acknowledge the hos flering you It may 15 the hest at my dis ir to ality 1 poor, but it ye gentleman stared at Do you permit ironiia he disap Wl possibly with a view Phe fierce litt ordship's smile hrought lines &ushes into his leathery eheeks. #life! Hadn't you heard Where the devil have you been at all? "Out of toweh with the world the last three months,” said Blood Rtab me! You must have been And in that three months the werid has undergone some changes,” Drief: he added an account of them King James was fled to France, and living under the protection of King Louis, wherefore, ani other reasons, England had joined the league against her, and was now at war with France. That was how it happened that the Duteh admiral’s flagship had been at. tacked by M, de Ribarol's fleet that morning, from whieh it ciearly follow- od that in his veyage from Cartagena the Frenchman must have spoken some ship that gave him the news. Pitt came in to report that the work of rescue was at an end, and the men ed up—-some 45 in ali ard the two buccaneer ships wsked for orders. Rlood rose “I am negligent of your lordship's concerns in my consideration of my own, You'll be wishing me to land you at Port Royal," “AL Port Royal?" Weathfully and it length he informed Rlood that they had put Into Port Royul last evening find its Deputy Governor absent, had gone on some wild goose chase to Tortuga after Duccaneers, taking the whole fleet with him." Iood stared In surprise a moment; then yielded to laughter, e went, 1 suppose, hefore reached him of the change of g ment at home, and the was Prance ?" “He did not,” snapped Willoughby. | ‘He was informed of both, and rl)ln‘ if my coming before he set out.” “Oh, impossible!" ' “So I should have thought. But T| have teh information from a Major | Mallard whom I found in Port Royal, | ipparently governing in this fiml':(‘ nee." ut is he mad, to leave his post at such a time?" Blood was abazed. | “Taking the whole fleet with him, | pray remembr, and leaving the place | open to French attack.” The lingering smile faded from Blood's face, “Is Rivarol aware of | this?" he cried sharply. It was the Rutch admiral who an- swered him., Vould he go dere if he were not? M, de Rivarol he take some of our men prisoners. Derhaps dey tell him. Berhaps he make dem tell. 1d is a great obborduni Captain Dlood proceeded orders. “Set a course for Port Royal, Jer- emy, and make all speed. We'll be level yet with M. de Rivarol, and wipe off some other scores at the same time." Both l.ord Willoughby and the ad- r whether you can dye or tint hu“',mlrifl were on their feet, because perfect home dye-| “But you are not ecqual to it nteed with Diamond Dyes{damme!" cried his lordship. “An en if you have never dyed before.[one of the Krenchman's three ships your druggist whether thelis a match for both yours, my man." | “In guns—ay aid Tlood, and he cotton, or|smiled. “But there's more than guns ver | that matter in these affairs If your lordship would like to see an action for for He “AN ENGLISH SHIPM" HE CRIED correcting any such tendency, pro-|'? ded to introduce himself. I am King Willlam’s gov West Indies, is Is Admiral van dr Kuylen, com- news orn- with et, at present mislaid somewhere in “King Willilam?" quoth Blood, and ANYTHING NEW FOR FEW CENTS Draperies Ginghams Stockings Everything Kimeonas Curtains Sweaters Coverings Diamond Dyes Buy “Dlamond Dye nd—and follow the Dresses to give other simple direc- Don't won- —~no k., or whether it is linen, Diamond. Dyes reak, spot, fade or run. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS WELL, | THINK SHE LIKES ME- SHE GAVE ME HER PICTURE, THAT’S SOMETHING" SHES BROKEN A COUPLE OF DATES WITH OTHER GUYS FOR ME = AT LEAST SHE SAID SHE DID- King I CASTORIA For Infants and Children | InUse ForOver30Years | Always bears ihe Ggusire of e e e fought at sea as an aetic fought, this is your opport Both stared at him odds!™ his dordship insisted “Id s imbossibie sald Van Kuylen, shaking his great head manship is imboerdand, Bud guns is Kuns™ "I 1 ean't defeat bim, | can my own ships in the ehannel, and block him in until Bishop gets back trom his wild-goose chase with his squadron, or until your own fleet turns e “And what geod will that pray * demanded Willoughby, "I be after telling you, Rivarel I8 & fool to take this chance, con- sidering what he's got aboard, He carried in his hold the freasure plun- dered from Cartagena, amounting to ferty million livees,” They jumped at the mention of that eolossa! sum “He has gone into Port Royal with it Whether he defeats me or not, he doesn’t come out of Part Royal with it again, and sooner or later that treasure shall find its way into King William's coffers, afteny say, one- Afth share sbhall have heen paid to my buccaneers, Is that agreed, Lord Wil loughby " His lordship stood up, and shaking der he, safe + ek the cloud of lace from his wrist, white hand I discover greatness held out a delieate “Captain B in you,” gaid h CHAPTER XXX | citeaty, | both are doing as well MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1023, day, and the (wo buccaneer ships rocked gently with idly Rapping salls under the lee of the long spit of land {forming the great natural harbor of Port Royal It was two heurs and more sinee they had bhrought . wp thereabouts, hay pt thither un- ohserved by the eity and by M, de Ri- varol's ships, and all the time the alr had been aquiver with rear of guns from sea and land, announcing that battle was joined helween the Prench ¢ and the defenders of Port Reyal. 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