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The Phantom Airman

The Phantom Airman

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THE PHANTOM AIRMAN

"It was as though the mighty concussion had blown a hole in the universe."--*Page* 245.
"It was as though the mighty concussion had blown a hole in the universe."--Page 245.

THE
PHANTOM AIRMAN

BY

ROWLAND WALKER

AUTHOR OF "DASTRAL OF THE FLYING CORPS," "DEVILLE
McKEENE, THE BRITISH ACE," ETC, ETC.

S. W. PARTRIDGE & Co.
4, 5 & 6, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON, W.1

MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN
First Published 1920
Frequently reprinted
This Impression issued
1931

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

  1. The Secret of the Schwarzwald

  2. The Wonder 'Plane

  3. "Tempest" of the Aerial Police

  4. A Midnight Consultation

  5. The Aerial Liner

  6. An Up-to-Date Cabin Boy

  7. A Duel with Words

  8. Sons of the Desert

  9. The Phantom Bird

  10. The Brigand of the Eastern Skies

  11. The Air-King's Tribute

  12. The Maharajah's Choice

  13. The Missing Airship

  14. Betrayed by the Camera

  15. Diamond cut Diamond

  16. The Ghostly Visitant

  17. The Watchers

  18. "Live Wires"

  19. The Devil's Workshop

  20. "Hands Up!"

  21. The Coming Fight

  22. An Aerial Duel

THE PHANTOM AIRMAN

CHAPTER I

THE SECRET OF THE SCHWARZWALD

Rittmeister Heinrich von Spitzer, late flight-commander in the German Air Service, was one of the Prussian irreconcilables, who, rather than submit to the peace terms enforced by the Allies after the defeat of Germany, resolved to become an aerial brigand, an outlaw of the nations, and to wage a bitter warfare of violence and plunder against his late enemies.

His proud spirit refused to bend before the conquerors, for the iron shaft of defeat had embittered his soul, particularly against Britain, whom he had ever regarded as the evil genius of the Entente.

One day, when his plans were well matured, he unburdened his spirit to a couple of his friends, kindred souls, men after his own heart, both of them apt

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