New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

nakeshift road 10 come to halt di- rectly in front of a small plain boarded shack.
 Alightins Morse left Douglas and Anne seated in the car. Hc mounted the rickcty steps and paused a moment on the thresho i Is he gazed in through the open loor.
 He took in the plain furnishings, ..hc desk and drawing table, covered with blueprints, and the small sac. His eye finally settled on the tan man who sat at he desk. appa1'- antly unmindful of his presence. He was literally covered from head 10 foot with d thick sitting of ycl- low cement dust. His flannel shirt was open at the throat; his boots caked with dried mud pro- funded from beneath the desk where he sat figuring.
 Morse advanced step into tho room. This is Mr-cr-GIenn ??@ he asked as Scott Glen glanced ID.
 He nodded, and rose. 'Is there anything l can do for you?"
 His caller did not answer at once, but took out card and handed if 10 him, Glenn Iooko i down at it and motioned 10 char. Will you sit down. MT. ---." he paused 10 consult the card again "Morsa ?"
 Morse took the chair indicated and drew it q little closer 10 'he one at the desk. My business is Of a distinctly private nature" he observed with a suggestive glance a2 the man who stood at the win dow.
 Glenn turned 10 the assistant. q young engineer just ont of college and parionably susceptible. and smiled T little as he noted the lod"- star of his attention the lady in the car. The youth started when Glenn spoke 10 him but went out, closing the door behind him.
 From the muddle Of drawings blue prints an1 papers Glenn uu- earthcd q box of cigars. His caller accepted one, bit off the end aaJ lighted it.
 "Thc most important business. ae you know, Mr. --pr-."
 "Glenn." the younger man ad1oI.
 Morse nodlod. "EzaclE. Th. most important business, aa I was about 10 says. is that which requires the least publicity. In spite Of the tons Of proplsandl and he brav- ing Of uoWspaprrs and rcformrrs. all Of tho real business of th" world, governmental wI otherwise, is carried on behind rIosod Ioors'
 Glenn aimed a pntf or smoke at linot-noI in the ceiling d flow ta.t above his heaL Iur H.ade no com mcnt a@ Mora. routln4~d "To va. down 10 h.:aaa-s .as you know. this propoad lar aC road Is 9,.; scheme ot nliu a hobby if you vul the dream of q lifetime, I~5lroad men, oldtmrr~ #t tta gaup. st.. it cant ba bujr. hut laI.yo .' can, and mean 10 pnoyr it."
 Morse glanced @' llm sharply He bent his ioue. Jean body a Ittia forward from tt. ~ai-.. ripped Gia tnpre=ayuN a-am.t h5s desk As I said bpGoro. this IGH ot track fs th. drouu Of WytJua and anything Or anybody ttat-z.t ts iu--nly- He tNr, w out his hands il. a 'orr.rut. mgwitql gesture as Of a"epug aHlE o1- &'s"le4,
 The Four@.r nau nodded, ro.r and walked over 10 tHc wuGoa from which could le @s,u th, @r4a Reservoir il tha process Of coustruo. tion. X curlols amilo curved his lips, This er at iataaion proycr q river tunrrlle1 through thD, moun- talns, hundreds of JAou-nds O. acres of barren sa@ brush lasart into &ardans aud orchards and homes, represented 'pel scUuHa." auoth.r "drram Of jjf@m," perhaps --- When he turned hark. he say 'h.' Morse was "u'rhug hju mn-m's. Glenn made q gesture towards tl,. "indow which 2a>o pu 'h. Nau and 'ho mountain r~u-,- mtona
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