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Jack scanned the eastern horizon with his glass. See anything? asked Frank. Thought I did, was the reply, but whatever I saw has disappeared now. Guess I must have been mistaken. But Jack had not been mistaken. Far back, even now, a fleet of perhaps a dozen German air planes were speeding westward. For the most part they were small craft, having a capacity of not more than three men, with the single exception of one machine, which, larger than the rest,

So high in the air was the machine that it looked a mere speck and Jack was unable to determine from that distance whether it was British or German. See it, Jack? asked Frank in a low voice. Yes, was the reply. A single craft, perhaps half a mile up. No more in sight, eh? Not yet. This one is heading west. Guess we had better get up that way, then, said Frank. Jack assented. A moment later the hydroplane was skimming swiftly over the water. For perhaps three hundred yards Frank kept the craft on the water; then sent it soaring into the air above. There was not a word between the two boys until the hydroplane was a quarter of

are, said Frank. Guess we may as well go down, then, said Jack. Some of those fellows are likely to be prowling about and spot us. Just as you say, agreed Frank. He set the planes and the machine glided to the water, where it came to rest lightly. Glad there is no sun, said Jack, it would be awfully hot down here. And there the lads spent the afternoon. Darkness came at last, and with its coming, the lads made ready for whatever might occur. Eight oclock came and there had been no sounds of airships flying above. The lads strained their ears, listening for the slightest sound. And, shortly after nine oclock, their efforts

difficult question, returned Captain Raleigh. Here, read this, and he passed the lad a slip of paper. Jack did as commanded. This is what he read: Large number of enemy aircraft reported flying over North Sea, fifty miles south of you, every night. Investigate. (Signed) BEATTY. Jack passed the slip of paper back. Well? exclaimed Captain Raleigh. Yes, sir, replied Jack. You want me to find out whats going on, sir? Exactly. Can you run a hydroplane? No, sir; but Frank here can. Who? Lieutenant Chadwick, sir. Oh, said the commander, so he is Frank, eh? All right. Then here is what I want you two to do. Take the