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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26
DICXERsON AND DONALDSON
WIN AT DELTA
Cs1nty High Dsys and Girls Strsag
After Heaag q Weste1n Sope
Meet New In Psegresa.

The big meet ef tie Western slope
Y being held IN Delta Wednesday,
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday Of
this week. Wednssday's train took
our first representative, Miss Kath-
erine DonAldson md Fred Dickerson,
accompanied by Miss K. Firebaugh.
The contest IN dramatic reading was
held Thursday afternoon. Miss Don
alqeon repreeenting cur school. Last
night the contest IN original orations
was held; Fred Dickerson delivering
IN oration on the work Of the Y. n.
C. A.
Messages pceivsd bring the good
news that both have been successful.
kred winning Ars& IN oration and Miss
Donaldson second IN dramatic read
ing:
Thursday morning, Miss Elisabeth
Nourse and Hugh Palmer left for
Delta. Hugh appears in the oration
contest this afternoon and Miss
Nourse will read tonight in the hum
orous reading contest.
The debating team and track team
together with . number Of the stu
dents and faculty members completed
our representation and left this morn
ine.
Tomorrow afternoon the big track
meet will be held Eaxi Nichols, Wal
ter Balm, CheGter Nichols, John PoRna
and Coach Berkstresser will carry the
play for Gunnison.
The final feature Of the big meet is
the debate tomorrow night between
Delta High School md Gunnison High
School. Lawrence Hick. Carl Walker,
ald Paul Wright constituting the
tenn from here.
| Our readers and orators have es-
! p&cially good selections and trained
70 give them b . hne manners We
haye no doubt but that they win do
tleir part In bringing home the cup
The track team has been under
training several weeks and Coach
Herkstresser has them in splendid
sAape. They ars IN husky fellows and
Will be sure TO bring home the bac-
On"
As for our debating team, they have
| given Us . good sample Of what they
afe capable oz doing In the two de-
hates we have hAd With Nontrose and
Telluride. Th1 eoundnsss Of their arg
unents ard IL ease of their deliver
tA eszteiely - 3 qusstiensd
Wishes and ~ gFsatsst assurance
they viii win mann laurels for oul
High School
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26
RED CROSS Ds1vB CONES aea
MAY - TO MAY n

Officers Of the Local Red Cross
Chap1qf ard theif special committees
are already laying plans for the great
Red Cross move1ment to raise another
hundred million for the cause. This
drive begins May 70 and lasts during
the week. Gmnison will support It
heartily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26
ADDITIONAL NAMES ON
s1ee THRIFT CLUB LIST

Louise McDernott, Gunnison.
Mfs. o. r. Clark, Gunnisop.
W. c. Blair, Gunnispn.
Nra. Annie MeMahcn. White Pin.
9. v. Nelson; Wsnnita
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26

The British have recaptud
have improved their positions
the village after ashtnE which
and pisone This
the French host Hsnsard hold innd
lately back Of the
lied being compelled yield slightly
important strategic height Belgium between
frontier After intense
sheer numbers suffering heavy leases
gruelng lighting
close together
Heavy bombardnents
particularly in the ga
this important and already numbers PesEs
to hospitals In the
masters Of this form Of Sighting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26
GERMANS CHECKED IN
FRONT Of AM|ENS
Teni6c Dives in Picardy Fronts Fail to Gain
important Ground. but KENNEL Heights
Near Ypres Has Been Captured.

SPECIAL TO THE NEwS-CRAMPION:
Bsllen received Lac to-day
kemmel hill
against overwhelming nubes Of
and yards front of twelve hundred This
retire Yprex
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26
The aAniversary Of tie Independ

The anniversary Of the Independ-
emit Order of Odd EAlloWs on Aprfl
2cth y m occasion looked forward To-
with gFpot aAtiefpatioa BY every -
II any way eoanseted With the orSaDr.
Ihis yeer teey an eslshreting thsir
NINETY yni1kA annivessaEy. hut not r
the usual manner. Owing y ths staSah
Of ~ enes .t1ey lave 1one sgE1Y
WITH TT 1nl s1lksglale hoa6St
Nd inoee.4 ele& N noGt to.n3k
- - 9n.e z ts1u1e. N
inviea1ien - a !. q. o. / S19in17 -
= - -! - - & &c 4 -! -
! - 4
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26
31s5,s60.00

Teal $1,000
The official figures showing par
cent Of over-subscription and under
subscription WIN b pabhihed after
May lth. The Shove figures are very
near correct, although The Official M
ures will show some slight changes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-04-26

NJ f3> e q NtIt< = = ~ 4 III
~ sjlse sslxi eus ssisisisas ~ saias
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
THE MAKING OF
A FAMOUS
MEDICINE
How Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable ConipotsnH Z
Is Prepared For E
Woman's Use. 81

A visit to the laboratory where this
successful remedy is made impresses
even the casual looker-on with the reli-
ability, accuracy, skill and cleanliness
which attends the making of this great
medicine for wonan's ills. p #4
Over $50, 900 pounds of yafious herbs
are used annually and ell have to bs
gathered at the season of the year when
! their natural juices and medicinal sub
stances are at their best. liz F8
The most successful solvents are used
to extract the medicinal properties from
these herbs. =. " T7
Every utensil and tank that comes In
contact with the medicine is sterilized
and as final precaution in cleanliness
the medicine is ,pasteurized and sealed
! In sterile bottles, Es3
1t is the wonderful combination Of
roots and herbs, together with the
skill and care used Ii its preparation
which has made this famous medicine
SO successful in the treatment Of
female ills. Il !, 4, All !, Il I # XII.
The letters from women who have
been restored to health by the use of
Lydia e. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound which we are continually pub
fishing attest to its virtue. ai.4 Il
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21

him, and the shock and long illness
were too much for his system to fight,
DR.. Henry shook his head obviously
when the captain asked questions.
And one morning at breakfast Edwards
informed him that the old man was
dead.
Captain Elisha, though not greatly
surprised, was shocked and grieved
1t seemed such needless tragedy, al
'-rrestt flte.-sss.at,ee rts &ses4s-tasss-Ha
no malice in it. And the thought Of the
fatherless children and the poverty of
the stricken family made him shudder.
But just before evening his blueness
had disappeared. He had just returned
to his room, after stepping into the hall
to drop his letter in the mail chute,
when his niece knocked at the door. &
Captain Warren" she began hur-
riedly, 1.-THE last time l came to y0u
the last time I came here, I came to
ask favor, and you'll thought ypu'-
Eyes, Caroline" he said graveE, 81
know what you mean. Won'tCyou--
won't you sit DOWN. s fy,
Captain Warren" she began once
more, "the time came to you in this
room you were, so thought, unreason-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
fAYq3Fs:g Iassah

-SlQ1IG- GSSeIn $3.50.
TAT the corner Of sSt st. Niehefas- ave
niue and One Hundred and Twenty
Eighth. street. 1t happened Eri-.
day nioTnin' week ago.lzssAnd the
car that hit him was yellow one.
Naturally, when 1 heard about it 1
remembered what you told Mr.. Syl-
Yester and me at the club that aft
ernoon. I understand how twas Of
course. If you'd known you'd really
hurt the poor old man you'd have stop
Iped to see him. 1 understand that.
But
/ Look here interrupted Dunn sharp
\ ~, Ibid Caroline send you to me?"
. Caroline? No, no! She don't know
twas your automobile at all. But
afore she spent any Of her money l
thought you'd ought to know, because
L was sure you wouldn't let her. That's
the way I'd feel, and 1 felt twas no
more'n honest to give you the chance.
1 come on my own hook. She didn't
know anything about it."
Malcolm drummed on the desk with
nervous fingers.
"Well,' he growled pettishly, show
much will it take to square things
with the gang? How much damages
do they want?"
Damages? Oh, there won't be any
claim for damages, l guess. The
Moriartys don't know you did 1t, and
there's no reason why they shoutd
thought maybe I'd see to .'emeaiid de
whatever was necessary, then yor
could settle with me, and the whole
business would be just between us
two. Outside the doctors bills and
food and nursin' and such all the ex
try will be just the old mans wages
for the time he's away from the fac
tory. 'Twon't be very heavy e. 4
"All right! I'm in 1t, I can see that
and it's up to me to get out as easy as
can. don't want~any newspaper
publicity. Go ahead. I'll pay the
freight"
Captain Elisha arose and picked VI
his hat. " ~ !
Malcolm, frownipg heavily, suddenly
asked a final question. = iA...,,n
Say" he demanded, you'll notNtel
Caroline or Steve a word of this
mind!' ID
The captain seemed surprised.
81 guess you didn't catch, what
said, Mr.. Dunn" he observed mildly
II told you this whole business would
be just between you and mo,' IT,,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
"WiIIeyou foraiyyee. u.9r Che asked,

b %WhlHyou forgive rNsY" she asked
able and unkind. II ask ed you for
money to help a poor family in trou7
Bile, \and youireftfsed to give tito Wes''
H9@eNos Caroline he fnterrupted;;JH"I
didn't refuse; you only thought / did,"
y. She held up her hand, '{"Please let
me go on,"ashe begged. 4 " thought you
refused, and l couldn't understand
why.-2I was, hurt and angry. 1 knew
that father never would have refused
me under such CIRCUMSTANCES, and you
were his brother. But since then, only
htoday, Ihave learned, that4 was wrong.
1 have leafned7-4-2 t ~. So ~ -! =.
She paused. The captain was silent
He was ebeginnm g"torhepe, TO believe
once more IN his Judgment T Of charae-
ter, and yet with>hfs hope and growing
joy there was a trftie of anxiety.
II have learned went on his niece
that l was mistaken.4,I can't Under.
stand yet why you wished to wait be.
fore saying yes but do know that it
must have been neither because you
.Ware- unkinda- F~Ilng generous. nave
just come from those, poor people, and
they have told me everything. ;" IL ~ u
Captain Eltsha, 4tafted. : What did
they tellyoui" he asked quickly. "Who
told your
,lAnnie" and her mother. a. They told
me what you had done and We're doing
for them. hoy kind you had been all
Ethropgh the illnessfand today. H Oh,
know YOU made them pronlise lnot to
| tell HE, and YOU made the doctor and
nurse promise too. But l knew some
one had helped and Annie dropped a
hint9 Then i suspected, and now
| know. Those poor peopleo'
| The captain, who had been looking at
the floor and frowning a bit, suddenly
glanced up to find his niece's eyes fixed
upon him, and they were filled with
tears.
F E"Will you forgive meY' she asked,
rising from her chair and coming i'm,
pulsively toward him. I'm sorry l
misjudged you and treated you so.
You must be very good man. Please
| forgive me-"
| He took her hand, which was swal:
lowed up&in his big one. His eyes
were moist also. Al; is8 %a
Lord love you, il dearie, "-he said,
! ."there's nothing to forgiye.t,,I pealized
| that I must have Seemed IKE mean,
7 stfngyy OLD scamp Yet dfdm't me aIfIt to
bee l oplys5wanted to look into this
thing just, a httle--justas a matteriof
business, you know. 5jSAnd / Caro-
line, did that doctor tell you anything
more?"
ANY more?' she repeated in bewil-
derment. HE told me that you were
the kindest man he had ever seen" 'rrr
Eyes. yes. Well. maybe his eyesight's
poor. What I mean is did he tell you
anything about anybody else bein' in
| this with me ?@@ J4 ~ he4---E;.,4 .
@"Anybody else? What do you meah2''
"Oh nothin', nothin'H I joked with
him A spell u g6 aboait a wealthy reTa-
tion 'of' the Moriarty trlbeEtdrniR up.
Twas only Joke, Of course. And yet
Caroline, II think I'd ought to say
He hesitated.n what Gould he sayi
Even a hint might lead TO etnbarrass.
ing questions, and The had spromised
Dunn. ,t,,c 5.r,.,,,,l
what ought you to say?" asked his
niece. a.on1A y w .yed Of gniw0
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
ai=El5.- f ~ ~ ! AZ
WIN. U.srsos BoN.sk oV25L
N amey~e&.Daye.

Thd Roman names of the days litEe
undergone ffttle more than a Eanla-
ton ID the Saxon and conse ahently
English names. FhusFthe first aay1Of
the week is SoAnah- daeg with the Sax
'pns, Dies Soils with the Romans Mon
tlay is tMonan-daeg with the Saxohs,
Dies Llinae with The Romans. Tues
-qay is, tmong the Saxons, Tues laeg-
that is HNesco,s day-from Tl5escp.
mythical person, supposed ii have
been the first warpke leader FUf the
Teutonic nations; among the Romans
TT was Dies Mauis the day Of Mars.
their godF of, war. The fourth sday, of
the Week ,Was, among the SaSons.
eMa4en's-daeg, fthe day of WoHen, Tor
!, O4en, NanSther mythical being ef high
fwartIk& reputation among the nprthern
nations, and the nearest in cltfaeter
I'd the Ii0man god of war. IT'D
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21

oline herself had engaged his services
| in the case, and he was faithful.
Coin to be a pretty expensive job.
amt it, doctor?' asked the captain of
the physician.
Rather I'm afraid" .-' e. e
"All right. If expense Is necessary
don't be afraid of it. You do. just what
you ought to and send the BIN to me-
"But Miss Warren insistedsupon my
sending it toaher.n aShea said5it wash
private matter and One With whichEyou
a AS her e. guardian had nothing to Do"
II know. Caroline intends to use
her own allowances, I s'pose. Well let
hef think she Millaf dbxHb please her.
But when it comesh to the settlement
call on me. Give her any reason you
want9tp. GSaycaH GrE- WemlthE fiji end of
th6I family Jcc9meats HE HAT once and
GoYldn't sleep unless he paid the COSTS
But there isn't any such friend, Is
there, Captain WARREN Other than
yotifself,I 1 mean9"a1M OF 11oG9r @9ns
Captain ELISHA agFiifief Id bapprseia1
ton ofsa lprtvatel poker TGhere iasomer
boayvelse,T he admitteds who'll payns
share, anyhow. But, anyhow, ,youu; saw w
wood or bones or whatever you. have
to do, and leave the rest To NE. And
don't tell. Caroline or anybody else a
w6fd.s 'ho1S5o1d 10 79aTf ri
News from the IMofiaftynsidk room
continued favorable for a time. Then
With alarming suddehhessIf& chahge
cahsp oThe brokdhuhib WAS Intending
slbwl% but poor Pats age,IYas against ms +
Elm bns IN 10 alsepq yBbnu2 STOW
.a9d1ol L q
cid morn emod u99d asd yaN l4sO
,dosW 5ssq 9dt bnoq bnaIsI ts sei1ub
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
CHAPTER VIII.
"Thank You, Uncle"
,~APTAIN ELISHA had been pref

CAPTAIN ELISHA had BEEN pretty
u we'll satisfied with the, result Of
his visit to young Dun1fat the lat
ter's Office. Malcolm had surrendered,
perhaps not gracefullyBor uncondition-
ally, but he had surrendered, and the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. one which the
captain himself had suggested.
Captain Elisha found some su1ace
and :forgetfulnesstf of the unpleasant
hife he was leading in helping the
stricken a1oriartyi family. Annie, the
maid at the apartment, he swore to
secrecy. She must mot tell Miss Caro-
line Of his visits to her parents%hotne.
DR.. Henry also, though he could not
Understand why, promised silence. Car
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21

ssa
captain did -Ret-aHs#er immedi.
ately. With his ehip in, his hand he
was gazing at the floor.
@"Good afternoon said Carohhe. III
Her uncle looked upn1yG1 ght Of no.
"Er-wait just a minute, Caroline, :
he said. you, have your doctor go
right ahead and see to the sdld man,
and you order the things to eat and
whatever's necessary. But afore you
give Annie Or her father any money
I'd kind Of like to'fgger a little mite.',
His niece stopped short, turned and
stared at him. VIZ
"Oh," she said slowly and icfIy ,p"I
notwithstanding Don't trouble
to figure as you caIlnit., & oh. cwhy
did humiliate myself l should have
Enownw or Il sfHrE GiiuL eziM
Caroline, please .19iI9utDoN
But the girl had gone. closing the
door after. her. Nv Il I'm bnB I'M
Half an hour later the captain learled
-upen--Maleelm = ana, wae. W much
SURPRISED to see him,
Captain Elisha tooK tle otrsfed S 1lE III
and dropped his bat On the floor be-
M ggRtt.ssyyelg, observed thai young man
EihfterA a moment, H. whats the trouble,
n dnIgal Betterg etitEoff your chest,
|hadnt you WereB private enough
hefed Ill III Aar VI I! N f'
II came to see you about an auto
mobile" said the captain. IL
can automobilev' Tile young man
was soiast onis shed that heEactually re-
moved his feet Tfromhthe DESK Then
he burst into al laugh. "An automo-
bile?" he repeated, aCaptain,ghas the
Influence ofathet metropolis made you
sport already? Do you want to buy
car" III
"Buy one?" 1t was Captain Elisha's
turn to show irritation. "Buy one Of
them things H ls1ee No, Mr.. Dunn,
faint that Butlone of the hired help
upfto oqf piac Carolines place, ia
mean ~ III trouble. on account of one
Of the drafted machines. They're poor
folks, Of course, and they need money
TO help 'em through the doctorin' and
fnursin and while the old man Stout of
work. Caroline was for givih' it to
lem wight off. She's a good hearted
gill, but l said-that is, l kind Of
coaxed her out Of it. l thought I'd
ask some questions first. Here's the
first one: Don't it seem to you that
the7right one 70 pay for theFdortorin
#andRnursin' and sneh ref Mr.. Moaarty-
athats Annie's ba-oqght tdaIbe TIE
lIfelIer who hhuFf Finn fhat fsner in-
stead of Gardiner" ~T
"Sure thing! If you know who da
1t he's your mark"
c i'm; hpe rsec11 thought. n Ana If ne
was right minded chap he'd be glad
J s9a OF list N
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g cQn Thursday ,after luncheon as Cap
tain Elisha Sat III HIS 76wh 'foeln read9
Ing a book he had taken. from jthe
library there game. o knock at the door.
"Come ahead int'9 ordered the, Cap
tain. Caroline entered Her Uncle rose
and put down the. hook. so~q rIfdeD
"Oh," he exclaimed, lis it you? Ex-
cuse me. thought twas the con1no-
doreTEdwards,I mean. If I'd known
you was comm calm, Caroline, !
shouldn't have been quite so bossy.." Z
THANK you" answered his niece. ~
came to see you OH suppose you
might teaHit business y At any-trate, it
Is q financial matter. l sha'n't detain
you long, > ~ y, jo' H.o"I-%'a #-t.
III q, Captain Elisha was was a 'triae disap-
pointed. ."'D HiI5' cIiHJ>lu ,~4aI ''@
t,n[Ia'ob% he ksh, e+0jn On, bushes s. was it?
7 hoped ! 1dNnp't know but you'd come
Just out or sociability.4 However, I'm
mighty glad 20 see yor, Caroline" ~
eaptatn- Warren hegan,,-LAf.-4
MA me toi ssk "A ss Obliged to
ask it because you are our'-she az
most choked over the hated word-"our
guardian, and l can nd longer act ON
my; own responsibility.# Egwish tofask
sou for some money! H ID H III
Captain Elishaahbdded gFavely. n HI
II see," he said WELL Caroline; Ii
don't believe you1i find me- veryfe close
listed. think l told you and Steve
that you was to do just as you'd been
h the habit ofadoin. Is your reg.
Tar allowance too gsmallige Remember,
don't know much about such things
here in New York, and you must be
frank and aboyeboard and feline II
you have any complaints" Nh 45#5 III
Il have no complaints. My allow
ance is sufficient. 1t is the same that
father used to give me, and it is all l
need. One Of the maids, Annie, has
trouble at home, and 4 wanted To. help
Y her." # lA #a A Al
4 The captain nodded ONCE more. # es (.
"Annie," he repeated, that's the rosy
faced one, the Irish, one?" w. ' ''"'
"Yes. Her father was seriously in.
jured the other day and cannot work
His hipsis broken, and the doctors bill
will be- large. They'Sare very poor,
and l thought perhaps She hesi-
tated, faltered and then said haushtr
", "Father was very sympathetic and
" liked to have me do such things"
"Sho! Sho! Sartin! Course he did.
a. like 1t too. I'm glad. ,you came to
ame Just as YOU, die, Caroline. How
much do Sou want to starttwfflias III u
n I5don'f know exactly. III thdpghtB I
might ASK our own doct or4fb aftendto
the case and might send them some
delicaeies and fopdln"a 8
d. GOOD idea! Go right ahead, Caro-
.2inegr IS How'd THE ,aceidaitSs hasvsui
AnybodE's, taslt vas tt"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
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w " JcHIIJ J 7 ,V5Il VI USIuUDJ
Pearson makes some dis
closures regarding HIS relations
nwith.wRosers Warren, the DEL
2ceased1 brother Of the csptalns
, Don't miss the next installment.i
(To BE CoNTINUED,J

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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
bNothinu DoInu,

i=naDon't twist your tongue to say pret-
eel in Indianapolis dairy lunchrooms.
as the girls working ut the counters
have INT a ban or the word, Patrons
ola dairF+4unch {nsEast Washington
street, who have been accustomed to
ordering coffee and "pretzel, fare be
ing admonished by the counter men"
to say tea ring. u you're an. Ameri-
can, aren't your the girls say. you
have seen on the movie screens what
the Germans are land what they have
been doing, haven't you? Then, don't
say pretzel, because it's German, and
no German goes tn here. "-lnQianap'
obs News. EG5 .5s,b E#
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-06-21
eyes sna ppedob Indeed it

pSCaroliners eyes sna ppedoh Indeed it
VAST" she SAID Indignantly eIt was
d Wet morning a fter rain, and the
pavement was slippery. Mr. MoIiafty
Annfe's father, was mot orking1 that
day, and he had gone out to- do The
family smarketings He was dressing
the street iwhensca Nc autenobi3ey
'lesslye driven heaegery oiieRsaysJ dnOve
directly down on him.G He trtadt to
7fu1hlp outHof stbeT way dand succeeded,
H6therwise he might 1hareJ been skilled,
sbhs dhe Hfelt tahdHbroke his bip.714ts is
an old man, and the case is serious"
Et "DeaYs dearDydh donft tehhnlg! Poor
old chap! The auto feller-did he helpi
Seems to me he ought to be the one I'd
gs sspendin,the mQneA Tw6si1s fault. !
e. "Help!b TrdeesdSs he dsaat IL He and
the mpfaln with him BIZ meSellE laughed as il
/ disappeared as quickly as possib1e,@
m""Rhy the, mean sFah T. Did this Mr.
fMeriarty ,or3 the folks AROUND get the
license number of the aut9?"' arir,o
J1 No. g All they know is, that it WAS q
big gellqwi gar Wit, tY9 pen in IT,,
Hey ?bfA1y weller ,ififalr3 2r" dar,9 qrot
+ r"etYes. v- Somewhat sip liar to the, onf
Malcolm5TTAMlIr1 MID Du lTta dIrdiye II me-
aq T5se s4t 1H5qn !sXyE hSs 4Ss ii diq it hap
Esq., ,S Eaa ll2 Avenue aet bear ont
Hundred and 1twehty-eighth Street"
"Eh? st. Nicholas avenue, you say?'
"Yes." Caroline rose and turned tt
COZ / sTha Hlr you, ] Captain 1KatEen," sht
said II will tell DR.. Henry to take tint