New Britain herald., 1928-04-20
THIS HAS HAPPENED

David Nash, athlete and college
 student, who is working on Glenn Carson's farm during the summer. strikes Clem a terrific blow because
 he makes insulting remarks about l,avid's friendship for Sally Ford, ward of the state orphanase, who has been Harmed out" to Glenn for tue summer.
 Sally and David flee and join a carnival, David as cooks helper and sally In sideshow disguised as Princess Lalla,' crystal cazcr.
 Nlta, the Hula dancer. who is in fatuatcd with David, threatens to tin the police off that Sally and David are with tho carnival if she doesn't keep hands off' David
 In Capital City, location of the orphanagc, Sally is recognized when inc little orphans troop in with d. beautiful woman who is playing
 Lady Eountiful." Gus. the barker. manages to divert attention and Sal ly is saved
 That night q terrible storm blows up a"d when inc tent falls Sally mas herself sup, cried in the arms ot man who had spoken 10 her earlier in the day iIc tells her he snoWs Lcr real identity, When they aIs arISs, rsscued from under the tc,n sally Trards the carnival safe has heen robbed and that David and Njta are missing. She pleads with Evber, carnival owner. not 10 send the po- lice after David until he has had a Ihancc to return, At last hr agrees, Sally so"5 out in the night to find Hln'. At Iaybrtak she secs him com spg toward her, Il wound in his shoulder. Back on the train he tells ~ following Nita and Steve as they Hcd with fhe money. T' ., AOW GO ON WITH THE, STORY
 CHAPTER NNNU
 Then I!rockon I'd hettrt not tell you that ] did save the u,onev," David srlnneJ at her. "I surely hate To sec you faint, ma'am II iSnl so Peasant.'
 'pa.~. you answer mc this min ''''- 'F'' 'ii |Ipt tIl|ilj 1lutI, shaking a skinny finger in his face. Do you know ,ht outfitpl be stranded if those tive crooks did act awaN+Nith the moncy?' Every cent We had in thc world was in that safc' You oushta be ashamed or yourself, teasing an old wo,nan," 'A '1 did save the money if that's what they had in the suitcascs, Mr. Hyhcc,' David answered more sc riously.
 "Ihcn where is it" What have you done with it? Left it lying in ahe road?" the showman's wife tcfeechcd. her eyes wild in her gray, "riDklad face. ~. ..- ,, Now. now, <. Mother" Bybcc Foothed her. If he did, he shan't De blamed. How could you expect hlnl to walk six or seven miles with TWO heavy suitcases and his .sho.,l- der shot through ?"
 Sally lifted her face from Da,.jd's farcsslng hand and glarcd at Mrs. j'yhco. of course he didn't leave T lying in the road! After riskiny n's life to save it for youo David Is the clcvcrcst and bravest man in 1he world. Don't you know that sct??"
 ! Her eyes dropped then to Da,id's !ace, sofcned and clowcd with such ,S divine light Of love that tho bows Nead Jerked impulsivcly upward 5rom the pillow. Where did you 9nlde 1t, David darlinc"" ?" < Dear little Sally" he murmurcd fs he fell back, overcome with dizzi- h"ss, She guessed it, sir" he said a'ro"slly, turning his head with an eftort to face Bybcc. "I knew I'll couldn't carry it far. so hid it. ; ne Sieve chap was knocked out eoId--I suppose thcyIl Aavc an- other charge of 'assa ult with intent 10 KILT against me now-so I knew she couldn't see what was doing. < T took the two suitcases across she road. holding them in one hand. ;tocause by that time my shoulder A'as bleeding so was afraid ,o straln it. There's a farm right at 3he bend Of the road struck a match and read the name on the snail box nailed 10 post on the ! 8oad. The names Randall-C. J.