Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1936, Page 91

GAVE FOR A WETTING, BEN WAS UNHARMED ! CLIMBING ABOARD THE BOAT, HE FELL 10 THE OARS WITH ELMER — OUR ONLY CHANCE 15 TO GET ¥ WITHIN THE GHADOWS OF THE ROCKY WALL OF THE IGLAND OTHERWIGE THEY'LL GET US . SURE AS SHOOTING !/ i LAY \T ON ,LADS/ 2 DAWN WILL GHOW U? THEIR HIDIN’ PLACE THERE THEY ARE LADS! GAFE NOTHING, ELMER ! BILLOP'S LOWERING A BOAT TO FOLLOW UG- HEARD HIM GNE THE ORDER. ! RECKON WE'RE SAFE NOW, BEN- ARE THEY GNLL N BEN AMD ELMER HAD MADE A TEMPORARY GETAWAY- THEIR BOAT LAY MOTIONLESS IN A TINY COVE, BUT DAYBREAK WAS CLOSE AT HAND / ELMER, | FIGURE WE'RE HALF A MILE FROM THE WHISTLING TIDE ENTRANCE- WE'VE GOT TO GET OUT OF HERE OR WE'LL BE CAUGHT LIKE RATS IN A TRAP — [ LUCK'G WITH UG, ELMER RE BEHIND US/ GOSH ALL HEMLOCK! L S'POSIN' THEY KETCH US? 48 4 AYE, AVE, MR, BILLOP - ¥ THEY'RE NEARIN THE § ISLAND, BUT | THINK & YOU CAN OVERTA \Ts OUR WE'D BEST MAKE A ON\.‘('CHANCE RUN FOR 1T, BEN, AS WE'VE MADE Y/ | KNOW, ELMER, | BUT NOW THEY T, BEN! AND THE TIDE'LL A KNOW THE SECRET TURN AN' KEEP 4 OF THE \SLANDS ENTRANCE /