Japson & Company, and also look out for Belright Fogg.
Before the specialist arrived to care for Tom, the ambulance came back with Josiah Crabtree. The former teacher of Putnam Hall showed his cowardly nature by groaning dismally every time he was moved. He was placed in a public ward, and those in attendance were told that he was an escaped prisoner and must not be allowed to get away again, under any circumstances.
"He won't try it himself for a good many weeks," said one of the doctors, grimly. "Those breaks are bad ones. He'll be lucky if he gets over them."
At last the specialist came and took charge of Torn. For over an hour Dick waited for a report on his brother's condition. When the specialist came to the youth he looked unusually grave.
"Your brother's case is a peculiar one, Mr. Rover," said he. "I do not find any crack in the skull. But he has received a great shock, and what the outcome of that will be I cannot say."
"You don't think he will—will die?" faltered Dick, hardly able to frame the words.
"Hardly as bad as that, Mr. Rover. But the shock has been a heavy one, and he will need
