The daily Alaskan., 1910-05-05

center os a town of 5000 inhabitants, though n this case the only thing be took away with hlm was a bullet in tla Iee. When ! was informed of this robbery 2 naturally began Co fee. so- Hgltaus for my own funds, True, Wo had weapons h1t bank robbers don't usually w8It for people to use them was no hand Co tackle them myself aud vErh two young boys aud girl fgr support m case Mr. Handy Andy should drop n and ask for the loose cash IgIus about nay bank ! didn't feel very secure
 The day Che news came 0t the bank robbery have mentioned we-myselE w typewriter and my two clerks were talking over che matter of de- faasa .u case tae r0bbeF should come down upon us One of the boys sug- -asraI thaT gun be hEed on a swivel at Ie paying teIIer's window and one a. the receiving teIler's window so that fr could ue arcd by electricity by pre- sing button gu the door with Jhe foot This was. of course. ridiculous, Who was to alm the guu1 Certainly mot rae man behind Jbe window, for be would be covered The other boy who was thinking rather of his own safety than taat ot tbe funds, sus- resraI rhag Che back door that led from raa space behind the fixtures be always kept open Miss Br0dley's face wore terrified expression while We were discussing these eXpedleuts, and she rul her hands Co her ears that sine might u0r hear them
 ! rTagmLg pulled her hands from her ears and said t1 her
 #Yw women are always frightened when taere Is nothing to be frightened u nar fa presence af real danger you often a-taalsH us men by your cooh ness Besides. women often have bet fer laaGs aJ hitting on devices than men Come. teI me what you suggest m ca-s Handy Andy makes us vis-
 -E don't IEe t5 think about e. and Tm sure .f be should come would arr One thing } would recommend vhHe be Is operating iu the ueighbor- hood. ] would keep the funds In tln box under che paying tellers desk. so llHlI la ease of a visit tr0m him some one af us may catch .r up and run away with e. or course tle back door should le always Sept open
 rL aaew eZelaimed. 'that you would display more foresight than any aEus That's exactly whaJ we'll d0-'
 Another ya.ag would do,T Iuogen continued -I would have some rope handy. La ease lr should become pos s.la .a get rha better Of blm up one eaa.I hold him very long IJ might be aeeessarg tu le hls hands and feet"
 .Graru ! cried. There's more in raar uls head og yours lhaB in the heads af ten men. Where did you ge, such ilarss One would think you had worked w.ll lle police
 .ra. don't know about such .aues.r was rle modest reply These precautions seem Co me 70 be merely common seusa
 Common sense. They're just the thing You're idea of Keeping the funds .a che un box is @ bright one. No one coal keep us an covered at ua.e. and some one of us nigh, very likely have a chance Co pick up the box and skip. You. being a woman. would probably have the best chance rg -et away alCh ll"
 "UH. would be too frightened Co do anything Use that"
 Twas aat prepared for so much fore thought lu this modest girl. After aLL thought would u0t "a wouau who has bad the energy and pluck lo come out aera Co earn her own living iu- stead at s.uug around ag home waig- le for a husband make better wife E.r ue than gae sir. bad been think .u- .fE was very much inclined Go continue uy earaz-es. r1 be wound mp w.aa aa honorable proposal OF mar ra-e
 e.ta aa HaE out of the vault and.
 ..a- together a.E rbe loose funds ua.a-s.- fHr making nevmauIs during