tors, saw him, and identified him. The smugglers had thought they were capturing Tom.
"It was your coat and hat that did it, Tom," explained Ned. "I fought against being taken away, but whem I happened to think if they took me for you it might be a trick against them. And it was. The Fogers didn't discover the mistake until just before we started.
"They planned for a big shipment of goods last night and used two airships. I don't know what became of the other."
"We've got her, and the men, too, interposed Mr. Whitford, as this conversation was taking place several hours later in the Swift home. "I just had a wire from my deputy. They got right after the damaged airship, and reached her just as the men were hiding the goods, and preparing to dismantle the craft. We have them all, thanks to you, Tom!"
"And to think that the Fogers were in it all the while!" remarked Tom. "They certainly fooled us."
"I'm not done with them yet," said Mr. Whitford. "I'm going to have another look at their house, and the gardener's home."
"The Fogers were in dire straits, that's why they went in with the smugglers," explained Ned.
