THE PERQUIMANS "WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1935.
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CHAPTER , 6 .
hat His Govs Bmaa
. . m CamfoAoW, rpetor, op-
ping mt Bern Fronouco o th wag
Aoms to New York, folk in tovt with
girl, who, k it thocktd to loom, it
th notoriont Steady fmrtntr to Loul
ChanuUU in th management of tht
trooktd gambling h&vue, tht Bella
Donna Et loiet hi fortune at her
whttt, but th rtttortt it to him vehen
h play again, and urge him to re
tnm home,. Meanwhile, tht Vigilant
art forming 'to axenge iht death of
a miner, thot by ChamalW heneh
. man.
HOMEWARD BOUND
Swan was sitting- in the drawing
Nroom of the Bella Donna, staring
oat into the fog which had again
wept over the Golden Gate, when
Chamalia burst into the room with
a group Qf followers. " '
' "The guns " are ' in the closet,"
Chamalia -called oat "Pais them
around."
He stamped nervously np and down
the room.
(i '"law and order! Well, here's
my orders, and dont get them
f wrong: Round np the boys and And
. a gvaasg bv tv- mr
-fr-and-co! I'm going .bern'dawn
Httterr bunding wtth. a VlgflanU k
HI Waltv r stBte!-'Ye'B-e
Slenty of money. . . . Bill, bow much
v we got downstairs ?'
"We got nothing," said Bill gloom
fly; ' ....... . . . ... ,
waat do yon mean?"
Ton ten him, Swan,". Bin said.
"Whtngon lov,
"We lost," Swan said ahortly,
, "What table?"
"Mine."
" "tlow much?"
A UtUe over $70,000."
1 Who ran the wheel?"
I did."
. lhurmii turned to his gang.
. "Go on, boys. You got your or
lers. I'll be along."
He closed the door upon them and
' (-heeled around to face Swan.
s. "Who was it, Swan?"
Swan told him.
"Oh, that's him, eh?" Chamalia
a prowled. "Listen. I'm going to bring
. four little friend back to see you
igain. 1 m going out lor you to lie'
n again to his pretty poetry. Lock
v ter in. Bill, and keep her waiting un
v U I come back with her sweetheart"
The key turned in the lock. Swan
' talked over to the window, and then
-rheeled around with sudden premoni
tion. There was Jim standing at
to other end of the room, regarding
ter intently.
; The Etcaie
Swan regarded him in' silence. Then
ae laughed, coldly, nervoualv.
"Mr. Chamalia is looking for you,
"I heard," Jim aaid quietly.
.'"..v. Rwin '(rmi. .'v
iaVI don't think this is quite the
aace tor you to aide a."
"I'm not hiding," Jim said softly.
Swan became angry.--::. -.-'
"Ton fool, get out of beret Don't
on understand ? Chamalia is looking
., or you to aui your f:-:-v-r
"Wbv ahould he want 1 -do that f"
sjlm asked aJowr,:..;ivi'?:
r . "Because he's mad. Because he
ibors under the delusion that fm in
eve witt you...s;vl.::?.-'v:;.' w
"Are you?'! asked Jim almnlvi'
Swan began to laugh hysterically,
' J .r ... a. il t. . 1
' "You must be mad, too,; she said.
i' "I love you," Jim aaid.
The hard expression left. Swan's
ace as if by magic. . Her ' laughter
eased. An expression of pain took
a Is place, h wnen ene spoke again it
r. fas in a new voice; low and miser-
ble.
"Why did you come back to make
le cry? I have never cried since I
ame here. Uo away and thank you,
ihank yon for being what I thought
" en were nice, so nice."
z"1 , Tou're coining back with me," Jim
, aid. He caught her in hie arms.
v Swan wept and struggled to release
.' enelf.
T no good, do you heart I i'.i
bat you. I did lie to you, Don't
iU me say it again. Too much has
-"nd to me." : . . -
-t.otUcr has, happened," Jn a' 'J
Tr. "iili pla' has nerr er'
L YouTl see. t.Itn j ?n kre, i.i
li tie fog t"t eKes down, ai
I i est ev'r:iJt I t yearsc J aci
ryoa feL" -
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"Mot that way," she exclaimed ai
be led her toward the door. HOv
here. There's a window."
'But -Chamalia was not long in die
covering their escape. Despite the
threat of the Vigilantes, he et out
in hud pursuit.
Out in midstream, poking their waj
In- a rowboat. towards the Flyint
Cloud, wreathed in the fog, Jim anc
Swan, murmured to each, other th
words they had been longing to say
since drat they saw each other.
"Do yon still love me J" Jim aiked.
Swan, whotwas steering, abandoned
the oar, and dropped to his feet.
"My dear, ask me'-that when I'n
an old woman with gray hair. Asl
me when I'm dying, . sometime, sur
rounded by our grandchildren, anj
I'U tell you I haven't begun to lov.
you ytt." -
"It's bard rowing when , you're so
emotional," aaid Jim, smiling fondly.
"If I splash you it's because I'm so
confused."
Riiddenlv Swan irrew tanse.
L ..JShh"! . K J heard somethtag. Over
mere, ustenr
' It was Chamalia. And the fog was -lifting.
. Desperately, the lovers row
ed,, bat the. sound of the pursuing,
oars grew more and more distinct.
Soon they could make ont the' dim
outlines" of the ether boat A shot
rang out, and Jim dropped hie oar,
and dumped forward. ' f "
..-The fog swirjea, around tkem again,
UnTpwrlly-savior -tem' from their
pursuers; Swan bf.tf(aal. fu
riously. ' The " breakwater 4' wharf
kosaed.betere tbeie? sa aad
for this shelter, dragging tow incon- ,
dons Jim ashore .with great effort,
to where the rocks partUuy hid them.
JDscape was but for the moment
Hardly had she reached shelter, when
Swan heard a voice call ont:
Wt like a fog"
"They landed aomewheres around
here."
Swan held her breath. Chamalia
and his crew were aahore. They
paased her hiding place no more than
a few feet away. And then Jim
groaned.
"I Got to Do It" u
Instantly, Chamalia appeared before
them,, gun in hand. He aimed it at
the semi-conscious man. .
"I'U put him out of bisiseryl"
he snarled. k.
But Swan threw heraelf'at him,
clinging to his knees.
"Louia, listen," she salt "Yon
wanted something from mo J you
wanted me to love you. Dtf you still
want it, Louis? Do you? Then let
him go. Don't kUI him. And 111
love VOU the mr nn'n
J tf forget him . . , J swear
wu .
"How do I know?" Chamalia ask
ed, huaitatln L
b BwasTl five you my word. Not
Swan's word, but the word of some
one you've never known yet . . .
aOmaOIM Vanll Ilka fnnh .1
- . " MHLU LUUi
Swatt.-; " V-. ' . . ; i -1 ,
"I'll do iU Rtimlla .M
"I got to doit That's what I want'
. Shamir, ho nrArA hi. i..
tfke Jim aboard the-Flying Cloud, to
the ship's doctor. Swan thanked him
tearfully. xr-i:.-r v- ?. .
TOThe fog had lifted. Aboard the
Flying Cloud was a bustle of activity,
ae the sails were unfurled, prepara
tory to weighing anchor. '
Bwan atooneil- in bl Tt i..
lay on a blanket stretched out . for
min- on aect una turned away -to-ChauiaUs,
her face white and tenae, -
j gnie g, sne saia. ,-
shore. 'Tin thw JL . -
- . viicu vu LU
the dock Swan turned to Chamalia:
iuanar you," ane said. , . - - y"j
f Chamalia stared. ,
Yon HM tliiiiilr ma " ' ' T!
"Thank you again. ' then, Swan'
said gratefuUy.-. "I'U always thank '
you. ; You'fl never regret it," , . v
But Chaaialis had reached a deci
sion. . f . r - v .
."rmsnevJr Vnin' ta Mmf' ltw 1..
Said CllJ iV.v'hftc.n.a V. . t
to see jrncato. I don't take pres- . .
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take r 's off . anrhndv. T rin v
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appearel t ..uBrh the Brlinln la -
tue out, menacing.
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KING CAROL HUNTS ?
FOR ANOTHER WIFE
Seeks ft German Bride After
f Helen Snubs Reunion.
BochareatBuchareat la hearing re
portg of King Carol's lntentloni of
breaking his long relaUonship - with
red-haired Mme. Lupescn and getting
respectably married to a princess of
royal blood.
It Is reported , that he approached
his divorced wife Helena with a view
tu offering a reconciliation, but that
she declined the offer and the king Is
consequently looking for a suitable
bride.
It Is a fact that for the Brat time
In ten. years Carol spent hi summer
holidays without Lnpescu," It Is also
true that Prince Friedrfch of Hohen-zollern-Sigtnaringen,
the king's uncle
and the bead of the. Hohensnllern
branch to which beliihs -thiH kihtr at
' Rbmanla, has been in Romania on an
Important family mission at the court
of his nephew. -Qneen
Marie. Prince Nicholas and
ex-Queen Elizabeth of Greece are in
constant communication with Carol.
The greatest secrecy surrounds these
family councils.
Rumor has it that Prince Frledrlvh
of Hohenzollern-Slgmarlngen will be
entrusted with the mission of finding
Qkroi a wife of German royal blood.
Lu'pesca leads'a retired life In a vil
la pn the outskirts of Bucharest. She
seldom" appears n public and devotes
sow most of her time to discreet char
ity activities. Recently she donated
an important sum for the' erection of a
jOreek-Orthodox church at 8lnaia, the
picturesque village in the Carpathian
ilttoniitalns where Carol and she spent
.fjtyt ..happiest moments of their ro-Mac.''h-
'
olittcal leaden In recent months
f"" uejparjngjgBM uaxoi must
choose between Lnpescu and revolo- -itlon.
Th romors Indicate ho has mads
felt choice.
Classified and
Legal Notices
WANTED CLEAN WHITE RAGS
Must be free from buttons and
hooks. Will pay 5c per pound.
Bring to The Perquimans Weekly,
in the Gregory Building, Hertford
KEYS MADE, SAFE COMBINA
tions changed, guns repaired, and
any work of a locksmith done in
first class order. See Geo. Leary,
Queen St.. Edenton. N. C. tf
SALESMEN WANTED .
GOOD RAWLEIGH ROUTE NOW
open near you. Industrious man
can earn better than average in
come. Complete line of household
necessities established 46 years
Permanent No investment or ex
perience needed. Write us today.
Rawleigh, Dept NCL-100-Q, Rich
mond. Va. It
NOTIICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the estate of Mary H. Miller, de
ceased, late of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Hert
ford, N. C, Route 2, on or before the
26th dav of December, 19S6, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immedi
ate payment.
This 19th day of December, 1935.
SARAH E. WHITE,
Administratrix of Mary H. Miller,
Deceased. - '
Dec27JahS,10,174,81
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of an order of resale of
the Superior Court of ' Perquimans
County, made because of upset bids,
in the Spetlil. Proceeding, entitled
Mollie W. Lane, Administratrix of U.
C. Ward, deceased, vs. i Mollie W
Lane et als, the undersigned commis
sioner will on Wednesday, January 8
1936, at 12 o'clock M. at the Court
House door in Hertford, N. C, agair
offer for sale ; to, the highest bidde
for cash, the following described
tracts of land in Hertford Township
Perquimans County, N. C.t
' First Tract Bounded by lands c:
Nora Rogerson, R. E. Chappell estate
Chinquapin and Poplar Neck Roads,
containing 44 acres, more "or less
being part of Jerry Floyd lands an.
Warren Welch tract -
Second Tract Bounded by lands of
T. C. Whedbee estate, Goodwin's Mil!
Road, W. W. Copeland, Jos. Blanch
ard Estate et als, containing 60 acres!
more or less, 'being tracts bought of
T. B. Lamb, W. A- Felton, L. M. Land
and Jos.: Blanchard, deceased.
TWrd Tract--Beginnlng at J.-'O
Felton line near Yellow house road
fork and running said line S. 48 W
6 chains, thence N. 88 E. 6 chains to a
stake in; F T. Felton- field, then N
10 W. 4 chains along road to the be
ginning, containing 1- 1-5 -acres, be
ing the store lot -( : .,'
Fourth Tract; Beginning public
road E. L. Winslow's line and run
ning his line N." 81 E. 18 chains tc
E. L. Vinslow and Henry Dail's co
tier, then alonj H Dail line S. 42 F
t' : h. tlen S. 47 E. 6 chains
rlccsi, then alonj sp.id road
. ,s u. f-s ' r--i, t i t -
public road to beginning, . containing
10 acres, more or less.
Fifth Tract Bounded by lands of
Ueorge Davis, faster Boone, Henrj
Newby tract, the Axie tract and J.
P. Winslow .tract containing 43
acres, more or less, being the Feltor
Ward home place.
Bidding on above tracts will start
as follows: Tract No. 1 at $253:
tract No. 2 at $363; tract No. 3 at
$209,' tract No, 4 at $44; tract No.
at $1,737-75.
This. 24th day of December, 1935.
H. G. WINSLIW,
d27Jan3 : Commissioner.
, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Havine OUallfled as AHminlatraAr
of the estate of Henry T. Turner, de
ceased, late - of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notlfv -Al!
persons hayjng claims against the es
tate of said decease4 to exhibit them
to' the- undersigned at Belvidere, N.
C, on or before the 80 day of Novem
ber, 1936, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar pi their recovery. "All per
sons 'indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 30 day of November, 1935.
AMBROSE TURNER,
Administrator of Henry T Turner.
Dcc.6,130,27aTan.3,10.
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Property
By virtue of a deed of trust exe
cuted to -me by Margaret W. Cohoon
and husband, Walter L. Cohoon, for
certain , purposes therein mentioned,
which said deed of trust bears date
of January ,20th, 1930, and is regis
tered in the; office of the Register of
Deeds of Perquimans County, N. C,
in Book 16 page 640, I shall at 12
o'clock M. on Saturday, December 28,
1935, offer for, pale at the Court
House door in the said County, at
public auetion, for cash, the property
conveyed; to me- in aaid deed of trust,
The following described property,
situate in New Hope Township, Per
quimans County, North Carolina, to
wit: 1st Tract Bounded on the North
by Tom Simons and Wilson heirs, on
the East by Ferry Road, on the South
by Ben Grey and on the West by the
Public Road from Woodville to New
Hope, containing 180 acres, more or
less, and being the lands where C. E.
Jayden, deceased, lived at his home.
2nd Tract. Bounded on the north
and east by C. E. Layden, South by
Ford Canal, and west by road lead
ing from New Hope to Woodville,
containing 1 acre, more or less, and
known as Hickory Grove School
House Lot.
Both tracts being parts of the Co
lumbus Layden Lands.
And being the same property con
veyed by Silas M. Whedbee, Commis
(MM
We wish to purchase Cotton or Linen rags
They must be CLEAN and FREE FROM
BUTTONS, HOOKS or PINS
Wiilllli pay 5c psir IWd.
EDirnimg them tt ubs M
Ha
DP
Gregory
- Wa.
Duiitiinf?
sioner, to Margaret Cohoon by deed
dated January 6, 1930.
This November 25th, 1935.
J. KENYON WILSON,
Trustee.
Dec.6,13,20,27
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Quinton T. Johnson,
deceased, late of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons. having claims against the es
tate of said deceased tc exhibit them
to the undersigned at Hertford, N. C,
on or before the 12th day of Decem
ber, 1936, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 12 day of December, 1935.
CHAS. E. JOHNSON,
Administrator of Quinton T. Johnson.
Dec.l3,207Jan.8,10,17
NOTICE
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
The undersigned will offer for sale,
for cash, on Wednesday, January 8th,
936, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the resi
dence of the late Archie R. Miller,
near Winfall in Parkville Township.
Perquimans County N. C, the fol
lowing personal property:
14 Mules
2 Horses
14 Cows
Peanut Hay
Corn
1 Farm Wagon
1 Horse Cart
1 John Deere Disc Plow
1 International Riding Plow
1 Gordan Bean Harvester
1 Grist Mill
1 Feed Grinder
1 Pair Bellows
1 Drill Press
1 Dirt Scoop
1 Steel New Ground Plow, and all
other farming implements and
personal property.
J. W. WARD,
Administrator of A. R- Miller Estate.
Dec.l3,207aTan.3
North Carolina
In The Superior Court
Perquimans County
S. M. Sutton
Vs.
John Sutton, Townsend Sutton, Lem
uel Sutton. Fred Norcum, Israel
Norcum.
NOTICE
The defendants. Fred Norcum and
Israel Norcum. will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court of
Perauimans County, North Carolina,
to sell for division certain lands situ
ate lying and being in said county, of
which the plaintiff and defendants
are tenants in common; and the said
defendants will further take notice
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that they are required to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said county - in the 'Court
House in Hertford. North Carolina,
op or before the 4th day of January,
1936. and answer or demur to the
complaint, or special proceeding, filed
in said action or the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief de
manded in said complaint or special
proceeding.
This 10th day of December, 1935.
W. H. PITT,
Clerk Saperior Court,
Perquimans County.
Walter G. Edwards
Attorney for Plaintiff
DecJ307JanJ
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Charles W. Mor
gan, deceased, late of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned at
Hertford, N. C, on or before the 28
day of November, 1936, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
This 28th day of November, 1935.
ANNIE TOMS MORGAN,
Administratrix of Charles W. Morgan
Nov.29J)ec.6,1307Jan.3
CABBAGE PLANTS
FOR SALE
Early Jersey, Charleston Wakefield
and Flat Dutch
See Me For Prices
JOHN O. WHITE, JR.
Route 1
HERTFORD, N. C.
FOR SALE
FARM LANDS
and
TOWN LOTS
For Cash or on
Easy Terms
H. G. WINSLOW
HERTFORD, N. C
in
Hertford; NC.
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