Chapter 10: The Terror in the Air

The Terror in the Air “There’s something queer about these aeroplane accidents at Belmore Park,” mused Kennedy, one evening, as his eye caught a big headline in the last edition of the Star, which I had brought uptown with me. “Queer?” I echoed. “Unfortunate, terrible, but hardly queer. Why, it is a common saying among the aeronauts that if they keep at it long enough they will all lose their lives.” “Yes, I know that,” rejoined Kennedy; “but, Walter, have you noticed that all these acc…