Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-26

Shayne's hope returned of success in
this mad voyage against command n
advice. If he could leave that sleuth-
hound aeronef behind, or reach a for
.eign jurisdiction, he would be satisfied
with eve SO small and temporary a
, triumph. Thus unused Shayne; n even
as he so thought, the Roc was struck
by the opposing gale; a sudden hurri-
mi smote her decks as her momen-
! tum drove her through the north wind;
she turned before it, the great concave
panorama below slowly reversed, and
began paying off to the north as the
vast erona drifted like a bubble to the
south, before the ~fiercest blow she had
ever dared encounter. Canada was out
of the question. The Roc was caught
in the full sweep of a real gale. If 1t
kept blowing south, she could ride 1t
out; but they all know that these winds
pivot ''counter-clockwise;" that the
shift would be from northerly
to westerly, and that the At
Iantic's lee shore cut across
their course. Anger and piQue de-
creased: the sense of danger waxed-
and he paced the steady deck. looked at
the racing towns and rivers and hills
listened to the crescendo roar in the
trees M grew pale.
"If we reach an aerial harbor, said
he, through the speaking-tube. what
do you think of trying a landing"
Shed rip to strings" said the pilot.
"We'd be killed. I'd sooner try the rip
cord in a plowed field; some of us might
get of with broken bones-that way"
ooh, WELL" said Shayne, I'VE haven't
come to that; Inc we're going along
very comfortably
LAS yet we are, sir said the pilot.
During luncheon Mrs. Shayne ven
tured a series of remarks on the tyranny
of the courts.
when they supported property n
the established ORDER aid Mrs. Shayne,
they were entitled to respect. But now
they destroy our property! They have
dragged their ermine in the mire. They
prostitute the law TO adventurers and
criminals
Theodore Carson said Virginia. lis
neither an adventurer nor a criminal L
will not hear him slandered, And this
is no more unjust that what Uncle Fin
ley did to get his money
INFATUATED girl" said Aunt Marie.
Il won't hear that. either," cried Vir-
ginia. Il shall never speak TO him
again, But he is a hero! He almost
drowned to save mel He worked to
save me, with the sea tapping for him
And he never faltered, even when the
f-fle t-tore his p-poor fingers TO shreds.
He's worth all of you. All of you,
There, And I hate him, So there,'
With strife in the cabin, and the At
lantic under the lee. there was trouble
enough. And still that Internal Virginia
hung about at five miles or so astern,
like a wolf stalking a deer-under her
old captain, and her old crew, again
complaining and almost m%utinous; for
Mr.. C%ralghead had suddenly resolved to
return to the Waddy home. and. as he
stated it. add to an unique collection of
leather medals the finishing touch of
the BOBBY prize in the wooing handi-
cap"
Carson shanghaied him by will power.
however; and now the two celebrities of
the new monopoly followed the huge
aeranat cross the States, anxious at
Shayne-s frenzied breaking of pounds
in this tempest, as they saw the Roc
caught in the north wind, and borne be
fore it With the speed OF its tremen-