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THE "PELICAN" The brigantine-rigged Pelican was of but a hundred and fifty tons burden; yet her royal yard stood athwart the sky nearly ninety feet above the deck. She was not a pretty shi
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THE "PELICAN" The brigantine-rigged Pelican was of but a hundred and fifty tons burden; yet her royal yard stood athwart the sky nearly ninety feet above the deck. She was not a pretty shi
THEY THAT TAKE THE SWORD— A glorious sunrise broke across the ocean, lifting the island peaks to the north into a shee…
PONTIFEX PLANS REVENGE "Strike me blind," observed Bo's'n Joe gloomily, "if they ain't g…
IN THE DEPTHS As the steward helped pull up the rubber dress about the body of Dennis, he spoke in a low voice. "…
THE ENEMY COMES The water was cold—cold and clear and biting as ice. To Dennis, inside the rubber suit, it seemed as t…
THE WRECK From Unalaska to the position indicated upon the chart as the resting-place of the John Simpson was, in the…
UNALASKA BAY Unalaska—at last! The tortuous, narrow and even precipitous passage, winding nearly two miles amid the r…
MILES HATHAWAY TALKS Close upon noon the following day, moon-faced Jerry was heading for the after cabins, broom in ha…
JERRY TELLS SOMETHING As in a daze, Tom Dennis listened while Pontifex went on to explain that Miles Hathaway alone kn…
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