Doc Gitney has a man nurse to help him now." "Did Mr.Rutter leave any orders for me ?" pressed Harry.
"No; Rutter is in charge of the actual field work only." "Who gives the main orders ?" "I do---unless New York changes the plan." Tom hastily narrated what had taken place in Mr.Thurston's tent the day before.

Harry listened, his eyes growing larger as he heard.
"Tom! I'm mighty glad!" he cried delightedly.

"You're going to do the trick, too! You're going to put the S.B.

& L.through within the time allowed by the charter!" "I'm going to do it or wear myself out," replied Reade, with a glint of determination in his eyes.

"But, Harry, the road isn't going to go through on mere wind.