Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-11


returned the lieutenant, hurrying out
followed neryously BY Kennedy.
Standing BY the fort entrance wal
an automobile In which Waters had
mounted an aeroplane gun for scout
ing about the country after aero spies
He leaped into the ear and Craig ful
lowed. IL - HA 2 a
Take the TottenviIls Ferry. wsrs
going to Lakewood. \ cried Kennedy
And let her out."
Down at Lakewood, Mr.. Bro1En
whose placid Hfe was not accustomed
to the high pressure under which We
had been living. repeated the message
to Mary. =,
I'm not quite sure what he 10 talk
ing about" he sIfd doubtEITIy, still
looking at the telephone and rubbine
his head. Where Do you thiak Elaine
and Mr.. Jameson are
4 don't know, but they st3rted that
way" pointed out Mary anxiousIy.
Father. we must find them. Mr.. Ken.
nedv wnuld navar hava falanhonaA n
4 hadn't bean irnnortan, !.
WelIington Rrown :, last .n,,r-.a
into action nv ~. as,,sh,sr hss,,lv
ran out Of the house. -
4 Elaine had been sketehlhg only q
few r,inutes wIpp We bs.rS : .hout
bahind ns IN - va W. RS1vni -.
les. HE hatr ay,nv runnIn. tov.rd
tIs lwayine his srims wiidly
g..Mr Kennedy has, s,ist 1ealled nm !.
M h.nta,, bta. $3.50 ,.a,,,, $3.50 -
- tteTl Won II : nm esna; ~ 81 Elaina
under cover and Keen her there TN
he comes.a
:, The nearest shalter s,onld sac Vas
a bridge over 4 IMAM areer ana I
made for n 4as rapidly a. could
We wera not s. lr,an,snf, to soon
There was fhs5s aersplana Win Two
men in it. SIS
" "Hurfy-hufry! WI was urging
Sprague as he saw m moving across
the hillside Fly lower&zs0 lean drop
these arrows better 'sfstst
On toward Us swept the machine,
a. WI urged its driver.
But We had been warned In time.
MAKE the turn and get away be-
hind those trees. Z WI shouted angrily
above the deafening noise Of the pro-
peller. Perhaps II they don't see %
they'll come out again.
Gradually the-drene Of the aero en-.
CINE grew more and more indistinet,
and we cautiously came out from our
shelter.
Through the trees WI Fang was
now straining bis eyes At the field
glasses. staring back to see Us.
Apparently to him We had gone
back, and Elaine was under the UNI.
brelia while was speaking to her
and. leaving her there although the
umbrella Mo ner from MIN.
Turn back now, cried WI.
In huge, wide circle, ike q hawk,
Spragle turned while WI eagerly got
the heavy. round pask age.p E, arrows
ready to release. Meanwhile / man
RSSu ~ Sci penHAE fDiB TIES, WHcLc
I could see, but could not be seen.
= Nov ground out WI, releasing
the bunch Of deadly arrows.
: Down they came, hurting from the
sky, piercing the gaudy umbrella In
. dozen places. 81.
Wu's exclamation or satisfaction at
hitting the mark quickly turned to
rage. as he peered back through his
glasses.
The umbrella was smashed, but un-
der Z, transixed BY the arrows, was
= scareerow which I had arranged.
ut
KENNEDY and Waters were literally
eating up the miles q good Jersey
roaos On tnelr way 70 rs.
As they neared Lake wood, Kennedy
heard5 above the noise OF the car,
q familiar sound. 30. .-s.. -.
STOP ne cried, there's an aero
plane about Hear & ats id -
I, As As TINS terrpr "a ne an maae On
from us, craig caught 2 glimpse OF II:
heaying In sight. = -.
Fire. craig dffecteas as they ap.