... amounted to nearly a milllion sterling. But nobody ever knew where he buried it. Buried it is, somewhere on the islands of the Caribbean, but although diligent search has been made, it has not been found. He became such a nuisance to traders that in the year ...

... Opponent, Opperate. Answers to Quiz in No. 507 1. Rodent. 2. Piquet. 3. Scarab is an Egyptian beetle; carib is a native of the Caribbean archipelago. 4. Rowan (Mountain Ash). 5. Tierra del Fuego. 6. Trowel, Truant, Truculent, Trounce. ...

... which led out to the Caribbean. The little man seated beside Huh ! Got your next presi- at being a politician as long as The air was hot and steamy ; the captain raised his hands in dent ready ? Silk had sailed the Caribbean. fishing vessels and other ...

... the deck and possible— crouched down in the scuppers, It's easy, if you know how. his hand grasping the long screw The Caribbean teaches folk things. of the porthole. It was more I'll come down for you later. terrible as a weapon than abe It certainly ...

... (a) Odours, ((b) Rubbish? Answers to Wangling Words—No. 518 1. PIEDIVLONT, CALABRIA. 2. OSLO-BERGUT. 3. (a) Ribaldry, (b) Caribbean. 4. S,eyen,•For-ty. (Continued from Page 2) see work. Look here, he said finally, we can't postpone this affair. I've ...

... cigar. money— sah ! Dere ain't no stronger mina, he said quietly , All right, Atilla, but all you stuff in de entire Caribbean, there's likely to be a chance need to do is to shoot that presi- Bah ! dent and give the population rum. Huh ! Call ...

... affects types. the eastward - moving rain Gulf Stream sweeps from the It also affects the fecundity coasts will loom up. Caribbean Sea up the coast of the fruits of the earth. An Up will go the machines into of America until it meets the England with a ...

... wandering since the latter was a tiny thing in and over them rode' the aroid, By the time he got to the end his up and down the Caribbean frocks, and when he went - to call an Old Seaman's dream the leaves of which, four feet eyes were misty, so he did doing ...

... Robinson Crusoe's ship was making for the Caribbee Sea when she was wrecked. The Caribbee Sea is what is now known as the Caribbean, on the othe: side of South America Ifrom Juan Fernandez. Tobago l is the island of Robinson Crusoe. The Scottish Crusoe ...

... whether a Western Ocean boat with picture PART palaces and swimming baths or a flea - ridden nigger schooner loafing round the Caribbean. They are in strange surroundings, with nothing to . do. Everything, down to washing clothes and cooking, is done by men ...

... obtainable. One recent example of the use of this principle is the seaengine, which has been developed on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. The surface-water is much hotter than that at a depth of several fathoms, so a l pipe is let down to the cold water ...

... falcons (or mews) were kept. The word has been applied to stables since 1537. 9. Cheiromancy. 10. HAWS. Diamond Rock, in the Caribbean Sea. 11. Alexander Selkirk; Daniel Defoe. 12. A kind of jelly-fish. ...