The Mena weekly star., 1911-03-09
SYNOPSIS

Nh 4TTNR T.-Philip Cayiey. accused Of
Er<mt at which he Is not guilty, resigns
sII|n {116 army in disgrace, his affection
I his intimate friend. Lieut. Perry Hunt
w fszfaed 80 hatred. Cayiey seeks son-
IY}e. Hfexe he perfects flying machine.
ffzIsfinF 81 a pair Of great wings. whose
I&tiye fierce is the muscular power OF his
4 IN bedx, While soaring over the Arctic
SIsIonH. 10 picks up curiously shaped
= ~ HI had seen in the assassin's hand
bunting again. he discovers a yacht an
! orcH til fbe bay Descending near the
amer. ~ meets a girl on an ice noe.
ysI1ApTHR lille learns that the girls
! me- u Ieanne Fielding and that the
chit has come north to seek signs Of
father. Captain Fielding, an arctic ex-
erer party from the yacht is ma
ne search ashore. He volunteers TO
aka 4 search of the land. After he de-
rfs Jeanne finds that Cayley had
oyp<d curiously shaped stick.
CHATTER III-Unknown to those on
4 yacht. Captain Planck and the sur
wing crew OF his wrecked whaler are in
ding on the coast. A giant rufhan
AIMED Roscoe, a member OF the crew.
i'd murdered Fielding and his two COM
znions after the explorer had revealed
IL iocaffon of an enormous ledge OF
ire gold. Roscoe then took command of
Sc party. and at the approach of the
teamer had removed all signs Of habita-
lon + develops that the rufnan had
nu3fuit<et the murder witnessed by Cay
NY Roscoe plans to capture the yacht
md eecape with big load OF gold.
SCHAFrER Iv.-Jeanne tells her guard
IN. Mr. Fanshaw. owner of the yacht,
bout the visit Of the sky-man and shows
i'm fhe stick left by Cayley as proof
hat Il was not dream. Fanshaw de-
inree thar 1t Is an Eskimo throwing
tick. used to shoot darts. Tom Fanshaw
'efflrus from the searching party with a
.prafned ankle. Tom tells Jeanne OF Cay
eva d'serace. Perry Hunter is found
nurdertd
CHAPTER v.-cayley. the sky-man.
rI41<s the Yacht He is accused of the
Of Hunter. and the throwing stick
: prodIred as evidence against him. He
4cuies the charge and tells Of seeing a
<roup o. men with Hunter when he was
s1afn Iranne assures Cayley of her faith
Il him. having discovered that the throw
r< stick was made for q left-handed
man. while the sky-man is rlght-handed.
CHAPTER VIA relief party is sent
E8lore to find the searchers Tom pro-
|ceses his love for Jeanne. after a quar-
Fc1 with her over the sky-man. Jeanne
u Shocked at the revelation. as she had
Always Regarded Tom as a brother. Later
Farm marches for Jeanne. and finds her
missing from the Yacht Roscoe and his
rang board the yacht and Tom is knocked
sensaiess
CHAPTER vII-Jeanne rows ashore in
! small boat. She enters an abandoned
hurt and there finds evidence of its previ-
BUS occupancy by her father. In a rose
wood box Jeanne finds her fathers diary.
n tho last entry the explorer says that
be fears Roscoe Intends to kill him.
CHAPTER TII.-Roscoe and his men
Etow the slabs of gold away In the yacht
The ruffian is enraged because supersti-
liot1e sailors refuse to return for the rose
Wood box. and Roscoe goes himself He
sees Jeanne porting over her fathers
a3arf. and thinks he sees a ghost. Jeanne
I<aven the hut and Roscoe starts for her
Intent on murder. when the sky-man
eHoops down and the ruffan fees in ter
TOT He hears shots from the Aurora.
M (Continued from last ssuc.)