The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-06

as he cut away her sleeve.
Don't let the others come in here"
he said, hearing excited voices in the
adjoining room.
His mother locked the door and re-
turned to the bedside. He deftly set
the broken arm and left his patient to
his mothers administrations. 8.
When he came out. he was besieged
with questions concerning Elsie. which
Wynne's wrist.
Then, IL you will let one of your
men drive US In. we will return to the
city tonight, and send out tomorrow
for the automobile. as 1t Is not in shape
to run
Though her injuries are not serious,
she must not be moved now. proba-
bly, not for a couple of weeks" said
DR.. Mofford. firmly.
Then you and Athur go home to-
night and I'll stay with Elsie" said
Mrs. Earle to her husband.
Then he isn't John" thought the
young doctor triumphantly.
You won't mind" said Mrs. Earle
addressing him, 'if they send out our
family physiciain, DR.. Lowe, in the
morning to give his opinion. You see
Miss Clarke is our guest, and we feel
that we ought to give her every atten-
| tion.'
Certainly" agreed the doctor. II
shall be glad to have you do So
And will she need nurse? am
quite efficient in sick ROOM"
so Is my mother. l think a nurse
will be quite superfluous in this case
| In two or three days. she will need
amusing more than care"
After the men had driven away, DR.
Mofford returned to Elsie. She had re-
covered consciousness and all her
faculties. AS she met his steady gaze
feeling of security came to her.
Are the others hurt?" she asked.
| No." he replied. lifting her head to
give her some medicine.
Are you sureT'
Yes; Mrs. Earle is waiting to come
| in here Her husband and Mr.. Wynne
went home as soon as they were as
sured of your safety. They feared
| false reports of the accident might
reach home and they wanted to relive
| anxiety
He saw an expression of pleasure In
| her eyes at this information.
| VIII that medicine you gave me
make me sleep?"
Il hope so. Don't try to keep
awake"
II can't sleep until see Mrs. Earle
she said, resolutely. Il must tell heI
| something
| He instantly went to that lady.
| Don't oppose anything she says
bad shock to her nerves, and she mus
be humored."
She promised obedience to this com
mand, and followed him into the bed
| room.
"Oh. Gracew said Elsie. sitting up
right. while two round. red spots
burned in her cheeks. Il must tel
you something"
The doctor laid her back gently OF
the pillow. and the started to leave
the room.
No" said Elsie, OBTAINING him
stay! You give me courage. to sa.
what I am going to-"
Grace" she resumed solmenly. 20
| Grace" she resumed. solmenly. az
am glad 1 was hurt instead of any Of
you. If anyone had been killed,
should have been a murderess."
Now, Elsie. it was no ones fault
| Yes 1t was NINE" persisted Elsie
L was wishing omething-anythins
would happen, just before we wen
over"
Elsie, Were you unhappy" asked
her friend.
ouqbt-bad cot to marry Artbnr
Wont 40 a. T Lnow he is ,o,,r frta,5
and awf,lIx- nice but 7 don,t ILa hir-
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