Island of Alfonso Mainstay of Alphonso in Solitary Hope
The castaways on Alfonso island endure a harsh first night and begin building a primitive wigwam to shelter provisions. With a signal post in progress they scale the 6,000 foot mountain to sight the sea while Alphonso and its twin rocks loom offshore. The crew consults voyage fate as they settle into life on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Alphonse
Billy Wilkins
Nottle Kid
Eugenie
Antonio
Sal Billy
Mos
Alphonso
Tom Lamboutine
Nanan
Probart
Henry Warren
Lambourne
Atlantic
Henman
Noxall
Alphonso Do Albuquerque
Ristan Do Cunha
Liawnbourne
Carleton
Isley
Hislop
Africa
South America
Moon
Xen
A Wild Boat Chapter on Island Survival Attacks and Theft
Castaways endure heat and hunger on a remote island. They hunt wild boars for meat and defend against a mysterious theft of goats bread and gear while reconciling trust and danger among themselves. A lookout system is established as fear of hidden enemies grows.
The Mystery on the Island Deepens Amid Odd Signs
The party debates a hidden foe on the mountain island after goats are found dead. Watches are set for hut and boat while strange sights emerge. A rock inscription by Alphonso de Albuquerque is uncovered, and a massive stone nearly crushes the observer, heightening fear of a man or creature unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probart
Devil's Mountain
Hislop
Agues
Henry Warren
Tislop
Yom Lambourne
Mystery Solved After Sultry Air Hail
Fragmentary text shows a mystery solved amid unusually sultry air. The snippet mentions breathless conditions and a surprising resolution, but details are incomplete.
The Cliff of the Banana Summit and the Cuban Raider
In a jungle ascent to a cliff summit 150 feet high, Rodney and companions push through dense vines and banana stalks to reach a beacon rock with an ancient inscription. He is seized by Antonio el Cubano, who menaces him with a knife while Tom Lambourne’s party descends, leaving Rodney trapped and fearing treachery and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Probart
Ned Carleton
Ned
Carpenter
Marc Hislop
Hugh Chute
Tom
Hislop
Caballero
Alphonso de Albuquerque
Rygven
Alphonso
Albuquerque Cays
Mosquito
Caribbean Sea
Sissop
Adus
Tom Lambourne
J'om
Rodney
Blue Mountain
Chute
Carleton
Billy
Cabin Boy
Antonio
Antonio el Cubano
Silenzio
Mr. Rodney
Dick Rodney
Henry Warren
Dubuque Mixed Paints Endorsements Across Iowa and Texas
Letters from builders architects and residents praise Dubuque Mixed Paints for durability finish and satisfaction. Endorsers include F D Hyde architect Dubuque J Thrash Granbury Geo H Fry Dubuque Darrah Fisher E Healey B P Blackmer Sprinkbrook Co M Kegler D M Harger and W H Torbert with references to local dealers and Iowa Paint and Color Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque Enterprises
Greenhow
Labor Congress of
Dubuque
Dubuque Paints
Granbury
Texas
Ss. J. Thrash
F. D. Hyde
Geo. H. Fry
Darrah & Fisher
12Th
Main Streets
E. Healey
Iowa
Bonaparte
B. P. Blackmer
Sprinkbrook
Uly
M. Kegler
Grove Terrace
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ofr
Bank of England
Ilslop
Yom Limnbourne
John Barnes
Jorgene
Burnet
Rio de la Plata
Cape of Good Hope
Ata
Charleton
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicaco, Ill
John Mehlhop
Son & Co Company
Grocers
Second
Iowa Streets
Cohn Mehlhop
Wos Seeees
A. H. Mehlhop
Seeveres Lee
A L. Orrich
John Nehlhop, JR
Treas
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