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During the afternoon she called up Mr Travers at his office, and rather

gathered that he did not care to use the telephone during business hours

"I just wanted to tell you that you need not bother aboutsent over and I think everything is all right"

He was greatly relieved Mrs Travers had not fully indorsed his

encoirl would

travel so far on so precarious an errand, particularly when she was

alone And how could one tell, coht be of Gere--the very worst sort,

because they spoke Ae a name

Nevertheless, Mr Travers felt a trifle low in hisup

the receiver He said twice to hins in an envelope and sent theuessed whence they caift and did not thank hiold

money she had ever seen

She was very carefully searched at the railway station that night and

found that her American Red Cross button, which had come with her dollar

subscription to the association, made the matron inspector rather