A Mystery Story for Girls
THIRD WARNING
By
ROY J. SNELL
The Reilly & Lee Co.
Chicago
COPYRIGHT 1938
BY
THE REILLY & LEE CO.
PRINTED IN THE U. S. A.
CONTENTS
- CHAPTER PAGE
- I Flaming Island 11
- II The Battle of Siskowit 29
- III Beauty and a Threat 39
- IV Plumdum 48
- V Night Signals 58
- VI Chips 72
- VII Rescued 84
- VIII Mysterious Youth 98
- IX The Defense of Chippewa 106
- X Riding the Storm 122
- XI Ashes in Their Hair 134
- XII The Crimson Spot 141
- XIII And May You Come Back 148
- XIV A Desperate Venture 154
- XV The Dog’s Parachute 160
- XVI Who Rides a Moose 168
- XVII The Phantom of Superior 177
- XVIII Father Superior at His Worst 184
- XIX A Flash in the Dark 192
- XX A Weird Resting Place 198
- XXI Second Warning 206
- XXII Strange Comrades in Battle 216
- XXIII Don’t Stay Too Long 229
- XXIV The Invisible Host 239
- XXV Out of the Air 247
THIRD WARNING
CHAPTER I
FLAMING ISLAND
“Look, Dave. See those strange clouds?”Florence Huyler shaded her eyes to lookaway toward the horizon. Her face wore anexpression of bewildered curiosity.
“Yes, I see them. They are queer!” young“Captain Davie,” as everyone called him, repliedas he wrinkled his brow. After givingthe wheel of his motor-driven craft a turn, hestudied those clouds. “Scurrying along thehorizon,” he murmured, “they roll quite a bit,don’t they?”
“Yes, and such a peculiar shade of yellow,”Florence added. “Oh well, clouds are differentup here on Lake Superior.”
“Nothing to worry about, I guess,” saidDave, as once again he gave his attention tothe wheel.
As for Florence, at the mo