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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
6
The narrator joins John Saunders and crew aboard the Maggie Darling to seek buried treasure hinted in Henry P. Wobins documents. A mysterious youth joins as stowaway claiming pirate lore, sparking trust issues and a tense voyage toward Nassau with hints of danger and hidden motives.
The travelers anchor at Behring's point on Andros Island and meet Father Serapion. They learn of a possible lead on To bias through a swift messenger, then sail west to Little Wood Cay and beyond. They mistake Sapodilla Cay for Little Wood Cay and refill water before advancing toward Charlie’s Wide Opening camp where ducks await.
The crew plans a voyage to Andros Island seeking cover near the mysterious Tescenter region. Charlie Webster dreams of duck shooting on marl lakes while Tobias’ treasure pod is believed to be hidden nearby as crew members prepare and sailors gather, stirring anticipation.
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