Connecticut western news., 1919-07-10

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 EHAPTER I-Geoffry Carlyle, mariner, Nomtenced to twenty years of servitude in ss American colonies for complicity in kae Monmouth rebellion, is put aboard
 s.1 Fa e ir sees a among M & the g passengers Dors zAulng himself Captain Sanchez.
 CHAPTER II-Life on the prison ship. CHAPTER III-CarlyIe meets Dorothy, An0 informs him her uncle has bought his Arvices. Carlyle and Sanchez clash.
 CHAPTER V-The Fairfax party, now M its own sloop on the Potomac, encoun- Rers a mysterious bark, the Namur of CHAPTER vI-The Fairfax party 4nds for the night with a chest of gold. Carlyle investigates mysterious sail at Aadnight. CHAPTER vII-Carlyle discovers Cap 9An Sanchez is Black Sanchez, planning 3p steal the Fairfax gold and abduct Dorothy.
 CHAPTER vIII-Carlyle fights Sanchez and leaves him for dead.
 CHAPTER Ix-Carlyle, too late to res- Dno Dorothy. swims to the Namur-
 CHAPTER x-Carlyle boards the Namur and joins the pirate crew.
 CHAPTER xI-Pirates return to Ma mur with Dorothy, gold and disabled cap- a1tn and go to sea.
 CHAPTER xII-Carlyle finds a friend M Watkins an English sailor
 CHAPTER xIII-Carlyle becomes first mate. under Acting-Captain Estada.
 CHAPTER xIv-Carlyle gets a note to D0rothy. CHAPTER xV--Dorothy eats dinner with Estada, Carlyle and Estevan, leader Of the fighting men of the Namur, Wolves of ths ..-~-s
 CHAPTER xvI-Carlyle explains things D Dorothy in her stateroom and kills Mystertous intruder. v
 CHAPTER xvII-Estada does not an nwer a watch call.
 CHAPTER xVIII-Estada is found mur- Aered Carlyle and LeVere second mate. yaan to get control of the Namnr
 CHAPTER xx-CarlyIe and Levere aeize Estevan and arm the more decent o& the sailors. CHAPTER Xx-Carlyle gains control eG the deck, shutting up doubtful sailors Sn the forecastle and the Sea Wolves CHAPTER xxI-Car1y1e whips the Wolves. = ' '0s' anu 'A'A' 'A' ''- CHAPTER xxu-The crew votes to di- vide the plunder, beach the Namur and 0catfer. to escape hanging for piracy.
 CHATTER xxIII-The Sea Wolves nrd of@ fa nfy fhm 3nd in the fighting Carlyle again disables Ianchex. . N 8 aa ~ CHAPTER xxIV-Carlyle and his party 4A1ke to the boats, after Carlyle kills Le Ware and narrowly escapes drowning.
 CHAPTER Ov-rn the open boat, qoOffry and Dorothy confess their mu- 1nal love.
 CHAPTER xxvI-Carlyle and his party eoard deserted schooner
 CHAPTER xxvII - The schooner NrOves a cholera-ravaged slayer.
 CHAPTER xxVIII-Dorezhy suggests NnOther plan to escape from punishment 0Dr piracy. Carlyle VOWS to carry it out. CHAPTER xxIx-Carlyle searches for Treasure in the slayer and has terrific O4ruggle in the dark. N@~~ CHAPTER xxx-Geonry and Dorothy hontfnue the search for treasure and make . horrifying discovery.
 CHAPTER xxxI-sea Wolves from tho wrecked Namur attack the schooner anc Are beaten off E >- CHAPTER xxxII-Carlyle boards ths srecked Namur And finds Black Sanchez And the Fairfax treasure chest.
 CHAPTER xxxIII-Carlyle salvagel Ahe treasure chest and sees the last of 3lack Sanchez. Dorothy pays a debt of Aonor.
 The door of the captains room gave, put 1t required our combined efforts to press it open against the volume of water, slushing about within. For a Hnoment my eyes could scarcely recog- nize the various objects as I clyuRato khe frame of the door and stared Rfd- H about in the gloom. Then Slowly Ehey assumed shape and substance. Bcrewed to the deck, the furniture re- kained its place, but everything else was damned in mass of wreckage, or blse floating about in a foot of water, Heepening toward the stern. There were two chests in the room, one of which instantly recognized as that of Roger Fairfax. The sight of this made me oblivious to all else.
 There's the chest we want, Haines," T cried pointing it out. "Have the lads Back the boat up to this port; then Eronle down and help me handle it."
 "Yes, sir" his voice trembling, 'but Ebut isn't that a man over therein Rhel bunk? Good God, sir; look at himl' a
 The white, ghastly face stared at US, Booking like nothing human in that awful twilight. I actually thought it . ghost, until with desperate effort the man lifted himself, clinging with gaunt fingers to the edge of the bunk. Then Bknew. ,.-f.....ss4 ss .,,,,.r,
 "Sanchezl You! those towards left Nun here to die i''sfs, 'z+EtE5 Et