New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

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 T-Itv lao--1 51'o rta t--es ot ler -.so t-.ma6s and @a'harei s-rsas.a :o- hurried explanation. Tn llst,re4, fa.-e i@-.r-s, rouplel with arHie,y showing in heir aras as sha--o.I wl'u slow, saiHtal 4r.ca.a'oa so#a'a.cr Of her aweal experience J2 tho iasr n hours.
 "We r.asr-yo. .rgs.-eo with ne rew-aE3-eat Ioc.' sic saii GG rr-rig-.aG. ~r. r. e-.;.'l ta he cro~Iar more and more djffi- eIl- with her. The ,Ho Eaaa looked - each other in C-as.a silence, SHe caught rhe look, interpreting t corr ely
 "Uoa'- ay4r-ayer tank about ma!" she c-oaEe1. o.a-ahir- ac BiI raut.oId's s-~..a "T rar Eeer- going <qr-awal.e ye- Got to-: c'HlJa. I'll s-1w-rorl p.aca''
 They le@r ta- ,axicab a- the alley entrance from which Teddy had -raers-4 2 half hour before. The sore MS dark.
 Bill tired the door and found !. unlocked. T. reI borrowed a tlssnl.Eht .rlm the taxi 4r.vr.
 T5lly took taa lead p..o.lrr -han down ths narrow stairs into Inc has4maat. She reasoned as she walked that her tunnel was -oo small 70 take Don out. Sha showed Bill the yea'ilator H. larEed f hack aa3 'he nlocE in tho cement floor swung o7 is pivot disclosing the stairs lae4l1- 'o t@e sau-csl'ar,
 You sly ae-a' Ae to'i rt4 girl wen g., bon"
 They found him as Ts13v hal 'ct- him stretched ou' on lis sIla or 'ha whishey cases. H. urs breathing hard.
 "TN carry him." HM told Dtray and he picked Up inc Gre0Esetou# form with the ease. almost. lo would have exhibited in picking up a hahy.
 Dinny was staring at -Ao hole in the vail.
 Good Cod" he e5a~o.a,aa. ras. woadermeGt ln voice and ey-s. just see what that s.ri did. Would you have believed 1t possi-
 Bill Canfeld was too much oc- cgpied just then 10 more than glance at the yawaiug exit.
 Teddy, almost dead of fatigue, followed closely as Bgl. with ,le sick Don in his arms climbed tho stairs leading Up 10 the store. H.rr lecaytng fruit and veg tables rav" fitting evidence that Hino was still q prisoner Of the cargste~S.
 Twenty minutes later Donald kerre was under tho care Of doc tors and nurs-s a' the receiving ! hospital, Teddy. also, vas taken in charge by thc kindly sararnar-. i batAe1 and put 10 bed, after a hug. bowl Of broth had been E.van her. ! T. was close 70 - o'clock when Bill Garfield, having seen Don prop erly taken care of al taa hosr.taj and knowing Toddy was getting lonE-necde1 rest. hathoBght him. self Of Diana Brooks.
 For two days and two nights she had kept rhe wire hot between her home and the Times office seek , ing news ot Don and Teddy. She had inzlructoI Biu 10 call her a- once is he got any word of them.
 Some husybolios had started the rumor that Don and Teddy mad elopeA This was dismissed as ilio'ic uoDfenge by Diana. She knew that Don had planned 10 visit k--strcet on the afternoon ot his and Toddy's disappearance. Putting two and two together Diana hit upon what Vas very close 10 the truth. She was sure they had met with some mishap; that they had, perhaps themselves been kidnapc1,
 I'm coming right over 10 tn | hospital" she told Carfieli across i the wire. Please wait there for me"
 Bill met her in the corridor ~and in answer to her treathess ques- tions told her as much of the story IS he knew.
 1 Diana's eyes widenei with amazement IS the city editor out lined in words Of graphic portrayal l the scene as he had witnessed i in the sub-cellar, the gripping scene of T-ddys heroic act "A whale of