The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-16
SYNOPSIS

<uyApTER I.-PhiHp caylcy. accused Of
TO- Of which he is not guilty, resigns
the army In disgrace, his affection
~. Intimate friend, Lieut.. Perry Hunt
,nrned to hatred. Cayley seeks solI-
a,here he perfects a dying machine,
.,,,lng OF a pair of great wings. whose
<l,ye force is the muscular power of his
"a hody While soaring over the Arctic
3. IONS. he picks UP curiously shaped
- he had seen In the assassin's hand.
z<s,,ntlng again. he discovers a yacht an
I'D in the bay. Descending near the
- nosr, he meets a girl on an Ice noe.
zlpTKR HE learns that the girls
-. IA Jeanne Fielding and that the
IN has come north to seek signs OF
u father. Captain Fielding. an arctic ex-
S.s-.r party from the yacht is ma
go a search ashore. He volunteers to
ID a search OF the land After he de-
"a Jeanne finds that Cayley had
ss-sppsd q curiously shaped stick.
euAPTER III.-Unknown to those on
~. Yacht Captain Planck and the sur
s,nx crew of his wrecked whaler are IN
Linz on the coast. A giant ruffian
.,ned Roscoe, a member OF the crew,
|4'zs murdered Fielding and his two COM
~ ,ons after the explorer had revealed
location Ol All tAllt hiRA1 ANtAbt "a
"a. gold Roscoe then took command Of
~ marty. and at the approach of the
III amer he'd removed all signs Of hahita-
- II develops that the ruffian had
3>b,nitted the murder Witnessed by Cay
1. Roscoe plans 10 capture the yacht
Ia escape with big load OF gold.
chapter Iv.--Jeanne tells her guard
In Mr. Fanshaw, owner OF the yacht
Is 5out the visit OF the sky-man and shows
ftn the stick left by Cayley as proof
3tat II was not n dream Fanshaw de-
res that IL is an Eskimo throwing
4tck, used to shoot darts. Tom Fanshaw
|<Sturns from the searching party with a
28rainsd ankle. Tom tells Jeanne OF Cay
Az disgrace. Perry Hunter Is found
rprdered.
ErHAPTrR v.-Cayley. the sky-man.
'Sts,ts the Yacht. lie is accused Of the
4rbrder OF Hunter and the throwing-stick
+. rrodnced as evidence against him. He
%nles the charge and tells of seeing a
<roup OF men with Hunter when he was
'&1aIn. Jeanne assures Cayley Of her faith
81 hi,. having discovered that the throw
i. stick was made for left-handed
nan. while the sky-man is rfght-handed
CHAPTER VIA relief party is sent
4shore to find the searchers. Tom pro-
ksses his love for Jeanne, after a quar-
III with her over the sky-man. Jeanne
IL shocked at the revelation. as she had
xiways regarded Tom as a brother Later
Tom searches for Jeanne and finds her
Missing from the yacht Roscoe and his
<anx board the yacht and Tom Is knocked
1enseless.
q CHAPTER vIT.--Jeanne rows ashore IN
n small boat. She enters an abandoned
nut and there finds evidence of its previ-
ous occupancy by her father. In q rose
FOOD box Jeanne finds her fathers diary
d tho last entry the explorer says that
10 fears Roscoe intends to kill him.
"a CHAPTER VIII. Roscoe and his men
tow the slabs of gold away In the yacht
The ruffan IL enraged because supersti-
Vo'is sailors refuse to return for the rose
Wood box. and Roscoe goes himself 4S
tsss Jeanne porting over her fathers
Harry, and thinks he sees a ghost. Jeannr
caves the hut and Roscoe starts for her
htent on murder. when the sky-man
<woops down and the ruffian fees IN ter
|fer We hears shots from the Aurora.
II CRATER Tx.-cavley and Jeanne also
lear the shots Jesnne's boat Is miss
InS They return to the hut TO pass tiie
isht Jeanne gives CayIey her fathers
barry 10 read
CHAPTER x.--Nsxt morning they md
PAT Ne yacht has disappeared.
81 Continued from last issue.l