Arizona republican., 1911-01-06

Tie oJL.. jWu mrl saz,a nl,. las ,.Laled eyes after ihr lIaappeariEi sp,lA
 1T he does .t-" the shorter on mut,e.,d
 He aI do it, the other all sNer,u
 lie was back again before their eye. were Weary ut Watching Peter Ru@ from behind ;lr boulder closed hl watch. uhIlty-rUo miles lH less ttai half aE hour, The youth leaned fg3u his seat
 Is it enough he asked. hoarseIy
 |; Is enough rue tvo mer aL swe.ed together. We Will gom, down.
 The youth touched lever and ,h, machine gI.ae4 down towards -A, valley failing all the while with IT,, eEoI.ess grace ut d parachute IA, shed from which L.z machine Ia, issued Was midway down d slope. sit! d shol, length ut rails which ran .p pareu-IE. through Ir. The M..L.l, seemed Co hover tor several moment. above the u.I.dL- then descended slowly Uu Go the rails auu dIsapu.lry- lu the shed The rNl MrA Were u. ready halfway down the hill p,... Run yuse from behind the boulder stretched himself with d s,asr of i'm. meu-e relief. and lit pipe As y,' he dared l1t ue=oell. l. siMul. ohaDsel his hiding place for a spot which enabled him tJ cuMMaud ..,H O. the handful of cottages a' ra- back ui The hill He had pl uty yp think about. It waS a wonderful thing this
 which Ee had seen
 The youth. meanwhile. Was drinking deep 0r tL" poisonous .... He walked between rhe two men ul- cheeks wer' flushed. his eyes uu n-,
 I. all tLe w0r.I to-day nat seen walt We have ~.,u.' rlr u..,r man was saying there vO-l. Doe u1 mor- ak ot Wilbur Wright .- F-r.4al- Those men are babies. playing with .Aeir toys
 H.a- is ta~ id,sI p....lp.e." The yuurl declare. %1 D.s .ts. Lr- thought 11 i, uo oD- c..- las made u-r Q. .r Y,l ali the time am afraid
 -r j. so simple.
 Sell quick. then" the fatr-a-aaeI man advised ." By io-u0r.H night ca- promise yuu nfry thousand p9m l."
 The yolth stopped. II, irc# a deep a.Da-u.
 "I shall sell he declared " ! l-rI money ] want tD live. ..lry tlaI-aut pounds Is enough El.,,u weary months ! have slept and JJ..el t.ea u the she'd
 IJ is finished .A- O..a. man de dared. Tonight you shall come with us 70 London. To-m5frue night yuur po.aets shall be full ut gold 4 will be q change for you.
 The youth sobh-d
 God knows il will" ha uut..ryd.
 haven't two shi.liA-s .l the world. and l owe for my last petrol
 The two men laughed heartily The cider took d little bundle O. notes frs'l his pocket and handed ,..sm to tna boy
 Come" he said. not for another moment shall you feel As poor as that. Money will have Uo value far yoa iu the future The fifty thousand bouuds will only Doe start After that. you will get royalties. If ] had it | would give you quarter of million nuw for your plans. know that l can get y9u more.
 The youth laughed hysterically They entered the tiny inn and drau. homemade wine the beS; they could get. Then a great ear Gre" mp gu, -ide, and the older the yleau-shas-. man. who looked like aH Amorlrau. hurried out. and dragging hamper from beneath the seat r-tuIl-i witA I eold-foied bottle in his hand
 Come" ha said. toast w. have one bottle lef; -oue bottle uf ttc best,
 Champagne, the youth cried eagerly holding ouj his hand.
 The only wine for the couqu-rors. the other declared pouring it out into the thick Wmblers. Drink all of you. to the Franklin Flying Machine. tO the millions she wll! earn Co to- morrow night,
 The youth drained ais glass. watched .t rep!rnished. and drained it again Then they went out Co the ear.
 There is one thing yet Co D. done" be said. Wait hrIe for m,."
 They waited whilst he climbed up toward the shed The two men him. A little g:aup of rustics stood opcn-mOuthed around the great .ar Then there Was little shout From above their heads came the sound of great explosion red flame were leaplug up from that black barn To the sky The two men looked at ,ne another They rushed Co the hill and met the youth descending
 Wha; the He stopped them dared not leave il here" he ex- Jlained It would have been mad less. am perfectly certain that ! lave been watched even during the ast few days. can build another ; Il week. have the plans in my pocket for every part The older man wiped the perspira- , ion from his forehead You are sure-that you have the 1. ,lans2" he asked. The youth struck himself on the 1 hest They are here" he answered. 1 very one of them!
 Perhaps you are right. then" the ! theT man answered Ut gave me d ] urn. though. You are sure that you | an make it again in the time you i ay?"
 Of course, the youth answered. |