Part 17 (1/2)

”Well, quite a way froet on the job to-night, and do so the border?

You're only half a mile from it now Over there is Canada,” and he pointed to a town on a hill opposite Logansville

”Yes, I can get right into action What place is that?”

”Montford, Canada I've got men planted there, and the Dolers have changed the base of their operations for the tiht”

”I will Don't you want to coame I'll join you later in the day,” Mr

Whitford added, as To inventor got back to find a bigger crowd than ever around his airshi+p But Koku and the others had kept theent aboard To lustily Then, with her nose pointed toward the St Lawrence, the Falcon was on her way to do a night patrol, and, if possible, detect the slers

It was h To the wonderful river that forlis of other aircraft, nor did he hear the beat of propellers, nor the throb of

It caht, and a reat searchlight flashi+ng its powerful beareat distance

”Better give it up, I guess,” suggested Mr Whitford toward , when they had covered ansville

”All right,” agreed Toht”

He dropped his craft at the anchorage he had selected in the gray dawn of thefrom aof the cabin, as the Falcon caround

”I wonder what that is?” he said as he hurried out to pick it up It was a large white envelope, addressed to Tom Swift, and the name was in printed characters

”So,” remarked Tom, as he tore it open A look of surprise came over his face

”Look here! Mr Whitford,” he cried ”This is the work of the s printed letters, on a white sheet of paper, was this ood for you, Tom Swift, you had better clear out If you don't your airshi+p will burned, and you et hurt

We'll burn you in mid-air Beware and quit You can't catch us”

”THE COMMITTEE OF THREE”

”Ha! Warned away!” cried Toive up!” and he cru in his hand

CHAPTER XIII

KOKU SAVES THE LIGHT

”Don't do that!” cried Mr Whitford