Pulp Fiction, 1928 · page 11 of 156
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y ' ' by fh, nit pide eter baie AR ALL- ST NUMBER 4 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1928 VOLUME 197 “Did I hear my name?” came from behind them Sea Marauders A luxurious island paradise Peter Lovering created in the Bahamas—litile suspecting the human birds of prey who would come flocking to it By FRED MacISAAC Author of ‘‘ Red Hot,’’ *‘ Those Lima Eyes,’’ etc. Novelette—Complete CHAPTER I. PIRATES. ROM Little Abaco to Turk’s Is- land in the Bahamas is something over a thousand miles. Between these two isles of the sea are innumer- able islands ranging’ in size from fA Andros, which is a hundred miles or so in length, to the tiny patches of earth with a few trees and a half acre or so of grass. Not even the Bahama govy- ernment can say with certainty how many islands are included in the group, but the number is well over a thousand. Most of these islets are uninhabited, 433 com ebooks.com ue