The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-01

Should we be oVcrtalien by the VA
por while on the highland aud he nm
able to got back TO the beach. YOU are
to send no rcscuing party UP there un-
I'll the air has cleared"
But, sir, may we not
"Do you understand
Eyes. SIR
'1n case of an attack YOU will ~
once send In another boat with a how
| itzer."
Eyes, SIR
"Dr. Trendon, will you see Mr.. Slade
and inquire of him the best point for
landingf"
Trendon hesitatcd.
Il suppose Il would hardly do to take
him with usi" pursued the command
| ing officer
III he is reused now. even for mo
mcnt, won't answer for the conse-
qucnces. sir" said the surgeon bluntly
surely You can have him point out
a landing place." said the captain.
ION your responsibility, returned
the other obstinately. Hes under
opiate now"
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So s"iu N"P'"'" III N''''o'
",e.i 'iine -. ne,
'"' ny -. ,a,,
deserted It. For the time the volcano
seemed TO have prctcrmitted its ac-
tivity. Now and again there was a
p"' We Vi s,aoNe 'ion' ."e - ~, ~
Io"eu ny suo'erraneH,i s'o" 'i'isS' o"''
ou ,"e "no'c' Tue oo'''''''o"S "o'' ''"'
'u.ns'
e'u. pop-p'n" ner' ., 'o'1""o
.'"a io"' iel'a'he" Aie"u'n "'s'''" az
my "ea' ,i'n So ''ui.'o" w'u"
ii"Ne "iieu 'ue "no'e '"''s 'h wv
nap n'se "n"eN .
As ,neE ure" !" [" DeeaIne nPi"'',i'
.''"' 'n,s must sc''ie 'ne v"h 'io'n 'ue
po',' r"r'nc' 10 Tue SVu',' opeiieu ou'
W'ue cove ',s'. suES'S'eu e"Ss ue"ou'
me- "u' oNe' /" ""''s e'o"'i VI S'e"'"'
Lava pouring down. said Irendon'
fortunately at the point where the
clin looked easiest the seas ran lo~.
Ropes had been brought. After some
dainty maneuvering two of the sailors
gained foothold and slung the ropes so
that the remainder OF the disembarka'
ton was simple. Nor was the ascent
or the elf harsh task. ialf an hour
after the landing the exploring party
stood on the summit OF the Mi. where
the black nag waved over scene OF
utter desolation. The vegetation was
Withered To paliid rags: ev"n me tlnlest
wedding In the rock crevices had Deeh
poisoned by the devastating blast.
In the mdst OF that deathly scene
the nag seemed Instinct with sinister
iveliness. Whoever had set II there
had accurately chosen the higheSt
available point ON that size OF the Is
land, the spot OF an others where u
would make good It's signal 10 the eye
OF any chance tarer upon those snip
less seas. For the stan Il ten Lot sal
ing, nnely polished, served. \ noun
Of rock slabs supported 1t hrGiIy. Upon
me cioth Hsen was no deslSn. IL was
OF dull black, TIE hue OF SCOT. cap
tain PARKINSON. standing lew yaruS
on. viewed II VITA dlsfaVor
"Furl that nag. ne ordered.
Cohgdon' the cocksWaih ol the gig
stepped forward anu began 10 work
at the fastenlngs. presently ne turned
a grmning face 10 the captain, WI"
was scanning the landscape through
DIS glass.
"Beggn' your pardon SIR he said.
wen. what is NJ demanded cap
tain Parkinson. rr'
Beggih your PARDON slf' that AIN |
rlghuy no nag Thats what you
might rightly can garment SIR. us
an undershirt' Degslh' your pardoh'
Black understands new one 10
me. nuttered Irendon.
NO, SIR IL amt righuy Dlack.
LOOK.
Wrenchlng the OBJECT IRON lts tas-
Jennings, he Mapped II violently. \
cloud OF sooty aust beaten out spread
about his race. WIN straneled cry
the sailor cast the shirt from him ana
rolled III agony upon the ground.
"fon fooi' cried Irendon. stand
Dack, AL OF you.
opening MS medicine case ne Dent
over the racked SUFFERER. presently