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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
6
The scene centers on Captain Hardin's tramp steamer en route from St Pierre to New York after leaving Martinique. Pelee volcano roars as Captain Hardin, his wife, Neal his son, and Joey Welcher brace for action. The captain contemplates turning back to escape the danger.
In St Pierre on Martinique a trio hatches a scheme to seize the lost isle of Cinndhar. Hernandez, a mysterious Mexican, and Langton conspire over a gold-filled safe as a fleeing terror erupts when Pelee volcano erupts. Annette, Langton’s daughter, is rescued as chaos drives them from the bungalow.
Slington and companions flee through a crowded port as Hernandez leads toward the sea. They escape onto a small boat then board the Princess where Captain Hardin selects refugees, including Manuella and Annette, while Neal Hardin guarantees safe transfer of a baby and a hidden gold bag before danger intensifies.
Sington Hernandez and Ponto flee a sinking vessel after a storm. They maroon on a shore with Annette Illington and a missing packet, while Sington dies and Hernandez ponders the lost island. The trio contemplates the oil-silk packet and a bag of gold.
On the Princess a fire breaks out in the hold after a cinder ignites cotton. Neal Hardin helps evacuate as the crew battles smoke and flames. Refugees are saved by a navy cruiser while Captain Hardin dies in a concealed struggle. Mrs Hardin mourns as Neal prepares to sleep onboard. TO BE CONTINUED.
A crumpled note pinned to a child’s dress reveals a penciled message from Annette Slington claiming heiress status and urging guardians to save her clothes and an oilskin packet until her father arrives or she turns eighteen. The note warns to beware a man with a Baber cut on his face.
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