The Girls of Central High Aiding the Red Cross - Or Amateur Theatricals for a Worthy Cause by Gertrude W. Morrison
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"Huh?" ejaculated her brother, quite puzzled. "It was on the Drovers' Levee Bank, of Osage, Ohio. I wrote it down, and the names of the cashier and president of the bank. Do find out, Chet, if there are any more of those new bills issued by that bank in his roll." "What for?" demanded Chet. That Laura would not tell him, only made him promise to do as she asked. Mother Wit had an idea; but she would not explain it to anybody yet. CHAPTER XIV CHAINS ON HIS WHEELS "How came you to meet Janet?" asked Laura Belding, remembering what her brother had first told her about the Red Cross girl. "She was coming my way, of course." "Coming your way?" Laura repeated, her eyebrows raised questioningly. "Oh! I see! You met her at the hospital." "You said a forkful," declared the slangy youth. |
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