Front matter

“Suddenly Sullivan stood up jerkily on the deck.”

The Treasure Trail

BY

FRANK L. POLLOCK

With a Frontispiece in Colour by

Louis D. Gowing

Boston L. C. PAGE & COMPANY

MDCCCCVI

Copyright, 1906

By L. C. Page & Company

(INCORPORATED)

All rights reserved

First Impression, May, 1906

COLONIAL PRESS

Electrotyped and Printed by C. H. Simonds & Co.

Boston, U.S.A.

CONTENTS

I.The New Leaf

II.The Open Road

III.The Adventurer

IV.The Fate of the Treasure Ship

V.The Ace of Diamonds

VI.The Mystery of the Mate

VII.The Indiscretion of Henninger

VIII.The Man from Alabama

IX.On the Trail

X.A Lost Clue

XI.Illumination

XII.Open War

XIII.First Blood

XIV.The Clue Found

XV.The Other Way Round the World

XVI.The End of the Trail

XVII.The Treasure

XVIII.The Battle on the Lagoon

XIX.The Second Wreck

XX.The Rainbow Road

THE TREASURE TRAIL