Lost Island of Cinnabar Adventure Amid Mount Pelee Eruption
On Mount Pelee eruption day Captain Hardin rescues five year old Annette Ilington from an open boat and leaves behind her father. Thirteen years pass as Hernandez Ponto and accomplices seek papers proving Ilington's title and the lost island of Cinnabar. Annette Neal and crew face traps, mutinies, and danger as they pursue the map and rescue comrades.
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Mount Pelee
John Hardin
Princess
Annette Ilington
Ilington
Hernandez
Ponto
Slington
Cinnabar
Hington
Inez
Seaport
Captain Hardin
Neal
Annette
Naval Academy
Joey Welcher
Joey
An-nette
Coromado
U.S
Jackson
Martinique
The Sun Worshipers Eighth Installment Leads Neal to a Fort
Neal endures a treacherous jungle trail and is captured, confined in a dusty fort cell. Hernandez appears, declares restraint offer, and Neal longs for escape as Annette Mington endures a threatening captive encounter with a brutal, leering guard.
Escape Amid Jungle Escort Ends In Renewed Detention
In a tense sequence at the fort, The Brute flinches then shuffles from his cell with Hernandez as blows rain on his back. Hours pass, an ominous whisper spreads, and the word Americanos echoes before Neal and Annette are rebound, blindfolded, and led again through the jungle with a large escort.
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Neal
Annette Mington
Hernandez
Senor
Annette
Sanctuary Battle Ends In Marine Rescue At Dolores
A beleaguered group of insurrectos camps outside the Dolores fort as a native scout alerts Hernandez that Americanos approach. A US Marine squad threads a cliff trail and bursts into a clearing to seize Inez Castro and the two Americans after a tense pursuit.
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Joe Welcher
Inez Castro
Neal Hardin
Hernandez
Senorita Castro
Welcher
Inez
Dolores
United States
Corazon del Sol Revelations Drive Insurrectos Forward
Hernandez and his insurgents press toward a feared lost Aztec city Corazon del Sol while scouts reveal a guarding flame and a looming clash with pursuing Marines. Ponto, claiming Aztec blood, urges forward into the peril.
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Corazon del Sol
Hernandez
Ponto
Refuge sought by Americans among Mexican rebels
Inez identifies three Americans and Dolores regulars seeking refuge for a sick woman with fever. The officer notes the woman’s danger and orders she be taken to the launch and then to the Albany, while two Americans, Neal and Joe Welcher, accompany them.
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Fand
Inez
Dolores
Neal
Albany
Joe Welcher
The Sun God and the Abducted Bride
In Corazon del Sol a hidden god demands flesh. Hernandez and companions are trapped by the sun god cult led by a cruel high priest. Annette rescues Neal, a daring escape unfolds as U.S. Marines join the upheaval and a shell destroys the temple.
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Corazon del Sol
Heart of
Epste
Bride's Revolt Escalates as Captive Girl Is Led Out
Hernandez orders action as a brute abducts Annette and carries her toward the gate. The scene unfolds with the high priest watching in a tense moment as the four Aztécs remain nearby.
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Annette
Hernandez
Ponto
Neal
Albany
Tree on a cliff becomes battleground above
Hernandez and two companions survey a tree as Neal signals from above toward Albany. Marines-turned-approach are sent shoreward in a crucial maneuver while Hernandez provokes Ponto to push the tree, threatening a collapse that could alter their deadly stand.
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Hernandez
Neal
Albany
Ponto
Beast
Announcements for Mayor and Alderman Candidates
A series of public notices announces candidacies for mayor and alderman in Athens. Names include E H Youngkin, Robert O Arnold, K A Hill, A G Dudley, T B Jago, Harold T Tuck, Vincent Mathews, Frank Hodgson, Albert E Davison, Hugh H Gordon, S K Lumpkin Jr, and B Dunaway. Submissions note race primaries and wards one through four. Also a testimonial ad for Chamberlain's Tablets endorses relief for stomach trouble.
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William Hamilton Osborne
Herandez
Annette Tlington
Colonial Theatre
Robin Hood
Palmer's
Athens
E. H. Youngkin
City of
Robert O. Arnold
First Ward
K. A. Hill
A. G. Dudley
T. BE. Jago
Harold T. Tuck
Vincent Mathews
Frank Hodgson
Third Ward
Albert E. Davison
Hugh H. Gordon
Fourth Ward
K. Lumpkin, JR
B. Dunaway
Chamberlain
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