The Automobile Girls in the Berkshires Part 32

Mr. Latham laughed. "Eunice will never be happy until she learns to fly,"

he declared.

"I hate good-byes, don't you, Aunt Sallie?" Barbara asked Miss Stuart that night. Ruth, Grace and Mollie were standing on a trunk trying to fasten it. "The Automobile Girls" were to leave Lenox early the next morning.

"Barbara, remember Ruth's motto for 'The Automobile Girls.' We are never to say good-bye!"

"What then, Aunt Sallie?" asked Bab, Grace, Mollie and Ruth in chorus.

"'The Automobile Girls' are always to say," declared Miss Sallie, gently, "not good-bye, but _Auf Wiedersehen_."

POSTSCRIPT

Nor need the reader break this rule against saying "good-bye," for our same splendid "Automobile Girls" are soon to be met with again, under astonis.h.i.+ng and startling circ.u.mstances, and on historic ground. The next volume in this series will be published under the t.i.tle: "THE AUTOMOBILE GIRLS ALONG THE HUDSON; Or, Fighting Fire in Sleepy Hollow." In this spirited narrative, the girls will be shown doing the work of true heroines, yet amid many scenes of fun and humor. Every reader will agree that the coming book is "the best yet."

The End.