The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-04
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 eHEsnnt." "Through Stained 2 Il Hx1s4. Jehn bognrdus," etc. \. IBillIlIIlliIIlIIIiIIIliiIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlli ||rht, 1sIp. The Bobbs-Merriii Company ||Inndd from a previous issue.) ||areS FeIlor, said M'sungo quiet lease believe me when I tell you l|Eou don't. I'm hoping the old lHon't 10 on a tear while you're lbut f,he does and if he comes, |kmcmber what tell you. Rather IIhage MacCloster see you and you. l would gladly cut your Iy msne2' asked Andrea. ''It II have Impressed me a lot more | |fd said your own. Perhaps you d that l couldn't quite believe I |1 you're trying to quarrel" said |I|hifo man coolly. Aren't you
 yauncd.
 
 I hts nIce of you" said Andrea. I|since you're interested, 1 might l|I1 ask a few more questions.
 were you doing on that d.
 with your airplane, anyway
 that be telling tales out of
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 cooked relieved. Not at all. I'd | my third steamer load and l lily had news that put it up to
 change the captains sailing or Ilbefore he passed beyond the l'of wireless. There wasn't time ||ythine but the old flying boat so I her out and logged down the Il wasn't on that 'd-- beach I|han thirty minutes, all told" I|rty minutes" murmured An
 AWho would have thought that I tile half-hour could ever mat H looked at her musingly. "It H pay to tell you things he said. ef along better just living" onder how you know !" said An
 You've told me such a lot,
 you1 Where did you learn to question seemed to send a shock
 h him, but he met her eyes Fly md said nothing. Andrea
 1 a full minute, then she began
 are you7 Whats your name7
 did you come from? Do you al-
 take an airplane along? Are you
 ateur7 If you're not. why do you ~ every time I say flying ma Why do you?" She pounded
 mans face paled and went
 at each of her questions, but he us tongue. and his silence mad her. Without taking her angry lff hts face she swept two coffee two saucers and two liqueur \ 10 the ground with crash.
 hln9 could have served better to 1.-the tension. The man smiled.
 was great he said pleasantly. M like me--when In doubt, do hing. We'll" he continued In his { tone. n can answer the spirit Rour Questions and I will answer becaase I don't want you ever | them again. Stubborn pride is Ct of the whole mystery. During jsf year of the war 1 was flyer b allies. l was on the way to a tme when my nerve went back {. I couidn't believe it. I came here and brought a machine with prkln2 on my old theory of con { Ton saw how l fiew-how l (. You took me for an amateur.
 ali Please leave 1t. It's the h my Philosophy, the inevitable sthe clear amber of a reasonably life
 lsnappea his cigar away, sending lIt tong last puff of smoke. An .no longer watched him. Her ssixesi nn the dying glow of the thntf. ''I owe you several apolo-
 she said, quietly, "but I'm not fme. ! couldn't have guessed. sndersf0nd some of what you feel ese I've heard of several cases xoHrs poor devils that look < and well but find terror in the + eyes of a world critical oi lfrs. But there was one-I re Yer his name. Robert Oddmar '.r a Canadian."
 't was a name that M'sungc Best of all names in the world rs his own. But even if Andrea 9eeI, Watching him 1t is doubtful x womb have read correctly the sn tensity that shot through his Y Hc turned on her a slantine e What about Trevor?" ht { coolly
 A'slx kle that really made a flyer 3f my brother Harry" said An
 Harry was attached to the ''al b0nrd that handled the case iie arid that when the ranking NJ isstd Sentence in the incest way 'uld, but told Trevor he'd have tc 'a long holiday and that he would { fly again, because he had lost erve. Trevor turned a bit white
 tery straight and said, 'Yor