Chapter 66
Early the next morning, in order to contact the union about Colonel Sebastian Moran, Mary took Mr. Holmes, who was walking down the street as an out-of-town worker, in the guise of a detective, directly to the workers' classroom, where she was going to wait until the end of the class to have a private talk with the union representative, Nicholas Higgins. She and the other ladies had been in charge of the education of the children, and Dr. Watson had been in charge of the workmen's classroom in conjunction with Mr. Hale. This was not only Mr. Holmes' first visit, but Mary's as well. It must be admitted that Dr. Watson was a hardy and extremely responsible man. In half a month's time, he had made a classroom of workers. Previously, Mr. Hale's classes had consisted of little more than lect
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