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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
is AFTER
A BIG LEAGUE lUB
EVERY EFFORT WILL s7A0E
TO BRING oNNHERE . NC
TRAINING

Brunswick is gping ous
big league bali cub for lsilg
training quarters, eud. " OF
ltbe advantages which thA Aas
10 offer it is more than
one will be landed, a..
Within the next few do 4ha
tention OF every Rapae ba ID.
big leagues VIII Be sw'cl,
vantages oHefea ew of
for training qu whera
the big teams ort
they viii se-
| is TO be gill
lcare
assist Mana
II wif membered 4 ton.
ger Stailings' of the Boston tner
ii League club, as wen as the ,ers
q Of the aetroit aerioan e'ad
{ wes 49, last winter
pleased wre4 - = 80 -
raining place. While they would
lot state whether or not they were
iguring on Brunswick for the 1914
raining season it is known that they
we're IN the city for the purpose Of
making Investigations as to the con
itions here.
With good ball park, hotel ca
able Of accommodating all Of the play,
rs, a climate unequalled anywhere
n the country and every other adj
antage, there is no reason why Bruins
sick should not secure at least one
ig league club for the coming sea
on.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

Sthe count as had to do with in
years and Bas sapeatedly said that
no ofiiceH would take him alive, and
Athat hd lould give any OF them the
battle Of their lives ia taking him.
A. few days ago Brown was located
in -house at the corner of Twen.
/ ~ AMadison streets and by a
~ good his escape under
deputy sheriff McClo1d and
5le Tracy of the Panama dis
let He returned the fire Of his
Nsuers with large Winchester rife
A8d held them at bay, While he made
4 good his escape to the woods. Since
4 Ehis time word has been received
j by those who knew him that he was
in the city on trips to his home and
that he was living in the woods
Every attempt to get a line on the
negro until today has proved fruit
less, and it is thought in all possibil-
ty that the negro will be brought in
today either severely wounded or
dead.
The members of the posse have the
orders to shoot to kill on Sight If
the flag Of truce is not Immediately
held out by the desperado He is
knwn to be heavily armed with a
rifle and large calibre pistol, and a
fierce fight is expected when he is
chased to cover by the posse.
Sheriff Bowling has informed the
men to be careful and protect them
selves, that the life of no white man
be given in ex@ange for the black tei
Aror
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
THAW IS EXAMINED
BEFORE BOARD OF
SPECIAL INQUIRY
ARRESTED YESTERDAY
ON LARCENY CHARGE
tE. L. HENDRICKS is TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY ON WARRANT FROM
WAYCROSS.

e. endricks, well known locally
throg many years residence III
Bru& during part of which time
he wal Mployed by the Butts-Dub-
oerly ware Company was taken
Apto Iclts6dy yesterday evening by
eputy Sherlff G. l.. Mock, of Ware
kunty, on a warrant sworn out in
laycross by G. Wrsyaylor
TFrom IN could learned of the
ease last night aid seem to be
matter for the q aourts instead
of a criminal chare,
When seen by reporter last
night Mr. Hendrich 9ted that he
lad >on the roaV hardware
Ast few NJ Rls on com
and tions being
Gowe6w money on two
W. Ia&lor W. is
yeling ex-
still being
sioS repay his
.oblie emand had
been nj. u III IssS t@1e was much
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
= HINT To HAL RS0PORTS1 r,
<b.ATH NOW on ~
IAR JACkSONvILL snIl.dCO 4
IS INTIMATE DEscRIPTS
THE NEGOTIATIONS THAT
WE'RE CONDUCTED BY JOHN
LIND WHILE IN MEXICO CITY.

Washington, Sept 4,-William Bay
ard Hale, who spent thes &st three
mon+be studvin0 DoltticaI conditlons
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

q Athat from an Ital.
I'D ung Charlton's
on Dc.
my will be able to
ting dinner on United
said Judge Charlton.
In the jail Porter Charl.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

0f the #heriff who

ol the Rllefl1 VINO
Qr :, s,e&ral !, days try
", he gained
boon that the
camp in the
at a grocery
btation about
he had gone
FarfYthe camp.
i immediately noti-
klaste TO round up
them on the
IS are a part
and 10 Is sure
I 4 with success
q: }: :::.::. Sc. &:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
PAST FI{7Y? YOU
NEED ''GAsGARETS'
WHAT GLASSES ARE.To WEAK
EYES, cAsckRETsi ARE TO
/. WEAK BOWEL s-TRY a
1o.cENT5. BOX

~ y I . 49,
Most oldr.people must give to the
bowels. some regular help, else they
suffer from constipation, The condi.
| ton is; perfectly natural IT. is just
as natural as II is torold people 70
walk slowly. For age Is never 50
activeyasyouth. dscIessaTe.less
elastic: Andethe yhowelaare ,muaelesi
SO all old people need Cascarets.
One might as well refuse to aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gentle aid TO weak bowels. The
bowels must. be kept acttse! This,is
important at all ages, but never 80
Tnuchsas at5fifty. w
Age snot d time Tor harsh hysicsse.
Youth may casionaIly whip the
bowels into actlstty But laah can't
|'li lied every iaS What ihe loEsl
OF ths I'D need S ! senile and nut
ural tonic, one that epp BE con
saniy used without harm. The only
such tonic is cascareis ana they cost
only 20 cents per nox % any drug
stone They Nol kNhlle Yoo sleep
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
MUS;'GliR4KE'S.
MEDETATIONS :.

VI
Our public highways would indicate
that,the time is ripe for good roads
meeting. 1t istrue that the roads are
too muddy for many Of US to attend
vet we. think such meeting should be
called. Immediately following this
should be a meeting toprotest against
the habit OF granting certificates to
school teachers who don't deserve q
monthly salary of s9S7. Those in
favor Of both meetings will please
make their wishes known.
There was an excellent extraordin.
airy session OF the legislature at
Georgetown last week. Il was decid'
ed that all parties except the Bull
Moose should be satisfied with the
election Of Judge Con and that thai
party should look pleasant and pre-.
tend to be satisfied. "a resolution
against the singing Of new: songs WAS
laid on the table. A billsto defray
the expenses of the profound politl'
clans OF Monongalia county who visit
ed Charleston "on business" was vot-
ed thrown into the mill dam P. Do.
An attempt was made 10 extend eopt.
GUS congratulations to those candi-
dates for U. S. Senator who have
"hauled brick, plaster and lumber
free Of charge" but the attempt met
its Waterloo and Napoleou's army re-
treated to Big Indian creek where re-
freshments were served until a late
hour.
The report that one otthe pupils at
tending one Of our country schools had
written an essay entitled: Our Girls
Are They as Bad as They Are
,Painted?" cannot be confirmed.
Our farmers are studying seed cata.
.logues and are very carelesssapd in.
different about the measareless men
idacity Of the meanderins Mexicans'
Neither are they deeply concerned
about the income tag.
In this country the Suffrage ladies'
hike from city to city toadTance their
cause. while in England they use dy'
Mantle and sixty.horsepo&c, acid. one
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
NEIG F5R FHIT WEIIK SR1

edy That viii build up that spot,
strengthen handmade it:aslstrong yas
any other part oftthe body The tu'
berc1losis germ only ATTACKS the weak
places and If we have noweak spots
tie germ is throRn out Of the body
again. Bears Emulsion, sold by Mt.
City Drug Co. and Halls Drug Co.
Fairmont, and Johnson's Pharmamyi
shinnston, W. va. 1t is recommended
to build up the system and lungs 50
as to fortffy uE against this germ. And
as have read so many testimonials
from different people Of Rockingham
County believe this remedy is one
Of the best for a run down system
and weak lungs.-Adv.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05

pool Spencer dlstrict, Roane codntys
tho Carter OIL company has drilled NO.
8, on the y. o. Boggs farm through
the Berea grit and II produced $50 ;hats
refs the first "a hours, natural. Ili
Warrington district, Marion copntys
'the South Penn on company has Drill
ed No, I on the Joseph Hdyltar ia4m
through the; Gordon sand and las a
gasser in the Gordon sand.
!. Fourth sand Dlster
On West Fork river, north Of Shin
nston, in CLAY district, Harrison coups
ty, the Gushsr Oil company there II
nothing in a name has drilled a test
on The Ella Martin farm through the
fourth sand and has a ddsters This Is
the development in wh!ti tne Phila;
delphia company has been gsttiips
good producers on the Lucas Bros.
tract. The recent efforts made Tex,
tend the producing limits Of the pool
beyond the LUCAS tract have resulted
in dry holes or light bumpers. !, b
On Bonds creek, Clay district Rit:
chic county. the Importation and Gas
company has now drilled Its third we'll
on the Benjamin NeGihnis farm
through the squaw sand and has a
buster. This location is 200 feet north
of No. 2 on the same farm; On Bells
run, Burning Springs district, Writ
county, the South Penn OIL company
r. n, "a, 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05

producer good for 11O barrels day,
In the southwest extension in Elk dis:
trict the South Penn Oil company has
completed It's test on the W. s. Slack
farm and has duster. The same
company has completed second test
on the slack,Wertz farm and has a
1O.barr6 pumper. Both are located
on Indian creek. j,
On Reedy Greek, Bin the scafold rurs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05

I
has drilled NJ 5 on the II, Richter
fam thIoagh tde 81 i sand and has a
I2baIfel banDer.
4 ON lieiens run Manning ION district,
Marion county the hope Natural Gas
conpasy lib dtiued q test on the ::
IL Parrish farm through fine Big In
jun sand aBl has q tair gasser on
BIZ Iak, itthe same district, the same
scpmbin ,lts drilled a test on the o.
NJ lKoen5 sarf through the same form
alton and has a2good gasser,
on Road fork, aIannington district
Pope BFoss 81 Coz have started 70
drill q test On the Thomas Floyd farm
ON Buffalo run, Lincoln district the
iFairmopt Gas company is due in! the
Sand. at attest on the T. r. Monroe
farm. on Coal Lick run the Carnegie
Natural Gas company is due in the
sand at d test on the 7. r. Monroe
farm. on Coal Lick run the Carnegie
Natural Gas Fcmpanyis drilling tests
ION the Hess Tstrick and G. Wells
farm. On Bartholomew run. Manning
ton districtaths Anchor Oil Company
is starting no. on the Peter Metz
farm @
On Gonells ran, Ellsworth OIL and
Gas company is due in the sand'at 9
second test on the octayia- Martin
farm. ON Muddy creek, III the same
district, thefFrt.state Gas Company
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
OneOf Many

done me good. iDnk In a. Eve bottles Of .Faxnf.
N pFeRcripfiont aud two of Golden Medical Die.
coyery md nov lam able TO do all mn houseW
aud hlye Ralned fourteen pounde1 1dYte ~ yoEnsn
prescriptions. IL tbs only medcinc 90 9eaIth,' 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
4 csueR coed MI t Eysty TINT q
III May BfiHp on Tuberculosis. Fortify
yoatsslt ~ n klns Bears
Emulation:

HOY ass3we; to keep from getting
eonaunbtloa II your lungs are weak?
III taktng good care Of yourself. Never
If soaf stem get In q rundown.
weak neFyoas condition, Never let
cpngh shnser.on from day to day no
NH tel little It may bother YOU.
Try b geF I'D Of getting q cold and
aliosin II Is attack one spot every
Tine cR llt.lsse pQshrss set.a rem
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
is due in the sand OF a test on the
Sarah E. 'Twyman farm.
Southeastern ohio.

Southeastern Ohio.
! In the deep sand territory in, south
i eastern Ohio, in Pike township, Perry
/ county, Ralph Bros. have drilled their
test on the Florence Mains farm
through the Clinton sand. and after
| shot will have 1O-barrel pumper In
1.-The same development the Columbus
Gas and Fuel Company's No. 2on the
R. e. Bennett farm is holding up at
| ITO barrels day. In Jackson town.
ship the Flco Oil and Gas company
Ihas the rig completed for a test on
1.-THE John Clark farm, and Gates, Davis
& Moran have completed second
test on the v. ]. and-Mark Suder farm
and have buster in the Clinton sand.
North of New straightsville, in coal
! township, Perry county, the Standard
Fuel Oil company has completed NO.
II on the New York Coal company's
property, located in Salt Lick town
ship, and has show for very light
pumper.
Shallow Sand Territory
In the shallow sand territory, ii
Malta township, Morgan county, near
! Stockport, the Malta Petroleum COM
/, pany has completed No. 8 en- the Scott
Hooper farm and has duster in the
Cow Run sand. In the Rinards Mills
district, Ludlow township. Washing
ton county, the Pure Oil company has
drilled No. 10 on the s. snodgrass
farm through the Cow run sand and
has buster.
In the Marietta district, Marietta
| township, e. Clark, Jr., has drilled No.
| Is on the W. B. Pape farm through the
Mitchell sand and has a 5-barrel
pumper. In the Lowell district, Salsm
4 township, the Lack Oil company has
! completed second test on the VII.
liam. Montgomery, farmland has alive
barrel punper in"the, 7O0-toot- sand.
In the Berea grit development near
Armstrong; Mills, Washington town.
ship, Belmont county, the Natural Gas
company Of West Virginia. has now
drilled its test on the Augusta Will
Hanson farm (dry in the Berea Eit)
to a depth of 1900 feet and failed to
find any producing formation below
the Berea. geM Y
"oown In old Kaintuek."
Late reports from the new develop.
ment at Camel City, Morgan county,
KY, are not very encouraging. The
last well completed. located about q
600 feet southwest of the good produc-
er, is not good for more than 80 bar
reIs day. The owners, however, con.
| tend that it is as good as the first well,
| which is,still producing about 1876 bar
| rels a day. Six wells have now been
completed Two are producers and
four are dry holes. There is a well
drilling and will be due in asfew days.
located GOO feet west and as1ittle north
of the good producer,
Leasers are still active@i in this sec
tion and some operators are buying up
royalties and paying good prices; All
| Of the DEVELOPMENTS, up to this time
have been made by local talent but
| they are anxious to have outsiders
take a. hand. but are not stnelined'to
I ofeE much in the waso Inducements
to practical operators.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
Lew 8. HARR WANTS TO SEE Yog
ABOUT MAKING FAlRMoNT GROW i y y
OFFICES OPPOSITE COURT HossHii
norIcE no coNTRAcTo.RlIsl.I

Sealed proposals Will be tecei
the County Court Of Marion County
West virginia, until twelve osc oek
noon, April II, 1913 land opened nv
thirty O'Clock p. nEgthe same day Xxx
the construction of Sg,7 miles Of 1s,a
including grading, etc, in Manning t9al
District, Marion County, according ~
the plans and specifications prepared
by j. Russell Wilson, Civil Engipe
washington. Pr Z
! Plans and specifications sIlel
found in the Office Of the Eng
National Bank Of Huntington Bpl q;
ing. Warrington, West Virginia "a
South Main street, washington
and the Office of the County elet
Fairmont, West virginia.
No bid will be considered uniess i 8
commnied by certified check siios
less than two C9) per cent ~ tlies
drawn payable to the order 81 4
County Court OF Marion County
successful bidder isrequtred 20
nish bond satisfactoryto the eopp
Court, after due notice Of the ae
ance Of his proposal.
The right is reserved 10 reject ails
or all bids.
JOHN =, PHILIdP
CLERK County Court Marion cegf y
West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
.A.B'IU!sINEss
BASIS

fGkiWsS4 ,vIr6I1Iin stop 5 ~
oub;srIptIone When The time
eIrsL Do prompt 10 making
a0waIs n you Wantiyour papog ee
OoutInuo without lntsfrul slen.
We eaunst comply With the pe's
Ol regulations and easp n ~
standard o. the psPsf N aay ostes
wy ".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05
DIIsl|D. CAS-

III Tie northeast extension. OF the
Blus stdn Jordahs creek,
M sandy district, Kanawhaa county.
vifeinla. ID N. carneg has drill.
ID ia. eI the O. : E. Hays farm
toas t6s squaw sand ssfd has i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-05

IL AZ sensible as the other a Z % " tii'
results are the'sames
II must. be awful to go to la 1aeI
tonic give the, legislatute much q a'i
ed advice and then be request
deny being there. lmpudent aldac9it'
isn't relished,by every one.
"a reasons. G. Musgraye
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
CO/lNESS AND INFlNITY

Men real nome the infinite Nothing less
than utter boundIcssnrss can satisfy him II he
knew where Is the last line Of stars he would feel
hemmed in
There Is home feeling in my village. my
house bu, that is but half the other half is the
wide world all around
he outside Of a home is as essential to II as
the inside
his sad day for the youth Of the world when
the first sailor circumnovigated the globe That
day the world came OF age. continents OF fancy
peopled with centaurs and gods disappeared and
gave way to Americas heavy with business
We complain OF death. because It is myster-
Ious and We go away INTO It knowing not whittier;
and yet death IS the right setting for life What
It life debauched INTO something definite known
hard} All ITS ethereal beauty would be shorn
II is we'll to have a little cottage, but let it be
10y the wide It is we'll to gather about the
camp fire but It must be unRed with strange
darkness It Is we'll to be Me but Me would
mean nothing without, the clrcumambcnt human
ity. II is we'll to tread the solid earth but let It
be swinging planet in heavens that have no end
There Is no coliness withou, ITS compliment
OF infinity DR. Frank Crane in Woman's World
for July
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
ROCK ISLAND HANDLES
BIC FRUIT BUSINESS

The Rock Island aes are handl-
INK a great mantle NJ fresh Cali
fornia fruit al the present time, aud
from one 20 two H ~ Amarillo
lee are being sent Dalhart daily
10 keep tho shipm in transit I'M
der refrigeration. |#e bulk Of the
fruit s moving Ove- .e line through
Dalhart 10 norther markets. but
some of 10 o. pas through ANA
rlllo over the linz Memphis and
% Reno Appro. ateiy 200 cars
per day are beiu. handled out Of
Tucumcsri
The present fr. rush began 10
earnest about Iu' and has con
uuued undated ra' The iruit
crop this year is b .y and the ROCK
Island lines haf. made great pre-
parauou 10 hand great bulk Of
the crop. As TN .eason advances
the requisitl0n &C. n from Amarillo
Vill be- augment.
The local off, are assisting DO
every way 10 fac re- the movement
OF this commOd ana cars AMI
other equipment re being rushed
westward 10 az mediate the traf-
nc. The Rock and bias always
been "a great con .t.tor for the Call
forna fruit bu .ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
BRANDS
ny George Matthew adams }

tBy George Matthew Adams
lh. is an age OF Brands and Trade Marks
You immediately know the Quality and Charac-
ter OF product soon As you note its Brand or
Trade Mark And because this Is possible It
What Brand does your Life represent
Is it the Sunshine" Brand. the Crouch
Brand the Helpful Brand. the 'Unselfsh'
Brand the IhoughtIcs. Brand the Smile
Brand the "Ge,there' Brand the Square"
Brand-THlNk-what Is YOUR Brandt
For the Brand d, stamped to you somewhere.
It may bc on your Face. maybe in your
Voice your Walk may show 1t, OF your Clothes
bat the Brand is there somewhere and even a
Child may be able TO detec, it
What Brand do you want the world to see on
you}
Lincoln earned Brand It was Honest
Abe Such Brand can never outlIve its
ulness thoughtful Charlie Do Things Bill
Shlte.s sam sunny Jim Always Think
.ng.oi. others Maggie everyone carries self
made Brand like these
What Brand does your Life represent
Whatever your Brand be very that Il
really DOES stand tor YOU and the best that
YOU are u you have never thought OF this Brand
business think OF it now. And when you have
discovered what your brand is and where you
carry i,-pu, your whole lite back OF It and make
j, stand tor your arges, Ideals. II your Brand is
worth while self advertise IT.
Make your Brand really represent, the BEST
that you arc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
IMPORTANT 10 STOCKMEN

On next tuesday. July Ia, a meeting Of vital
Importance to the cattlcmen IN this section will be
held in Amarillo
The Livestock Sanitary Commission Of Texas
will confer in this city with the stookmcn OF the
district for discussion OF concerted plans to crad.
cate scabics IN cattle
The livestock industry IN this section is too
important for this meeting to be overlooked
losses from scables mount to a considerable total
annually and effective preventative methods
would result in a saving OF thousands OF dollars
each year
Renewed attention is called to this meeting
order tina, all IN interest may attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
GRTA MASS 81 PRODl
REPORTS IT 10000 Gases of kidney
Trouble. some of Them Nmarillo


Each of some 5000 newspapers Of
tho United states Is publishing from
week TO week. names of people In
its particular noighh0rhood who
have used and recommended p1aa s.
Kidney Pills for kidney hackachc
weak kidneys. bladder troubles ana
urinary disorders This mas. of
proof Includes over 100000 t",r.mo-
mails AMARILLO b. uo exception
Here is one OF the Amarillo cases
Mrs 60 f. Hankinson. il'' ba0a-
auan So Amarillo. Texas sa'
poan kidney pills have been used
Boz our amily and the most satis'a0-
tory results have been bad . have
also taken this remed, and have
been cured OF backacho SO have
procured Doans kidney iLs from
l.. q Thompson 4 Cos hrHE store
aud erlorse them. knowing that
anyone nffering from kidney frol.
hIe cannot make mistake in si'.r-
them rial
For sale By an dealers Price I'd"
cents FOSTER Nilburn Co Buffalo.
Noa York. sole agents FOR The United
States
Remember the name noaH
ana tar. no other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12
ATTEND The FAIR MASSMEETlNG

The News urges all citizens who arc Interested
in the development OF northwest Icxas to attend
the big massmeeting tonight IN the Chamber OF
Commerce.
At this meeting matters Of vital importance to
the All Panhandle Far project will be discussed.
and il IS desired that the attendance be large and
representative.
No one who has considered the worth OF this
grea, Far project to the enurr Panhandle can At
ford to absent himself from thi, meeting
The time is at hand when the Panhandle
should strike out boldly and bravcly Tor larger
achievement Fulflmcn, ulh and splendid
awaits aggressive and vision.prompted striving
II is the duty OF the cuzeship 10 hre out and
strongly for this worthy and potential enterprise
Those who have not subscribed for shares OF stock
should do so today And all should be on hand
a, the massmeeting tonight
The News believes tina, new history will be re-.
corded tonight, and tina, a. result OF the cystaI.
bled plans. new era OF larger progress and more
rounded development, will be usherrd n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-07-12

ed that We yaca,e the house, bot not the farm
Jus, beyond our three acre garden and or
chard on the opposite SIDE Of the creek was
wooded knoll Of perhaps two acres and on the
summit beneath four giant black oaks we de.
cided to camp
We set posts and rooted the enclosure she'd.
fashion. and the netting made firm side covering
over which to stretch the mosquito bar When
completed the camp was eighteen by twenty
feet Cots. chairs a good reading lamp and an
unused portable chicken house secured and kali
somlned made delightful ki,chenete a neigh
Dor agreed to bake our bread and pie, with the
understanding that all the money she made from
the cows would be hers
The understanding was that We must never
mention the fac, that We lived Jus, across the
creek We were TO pretend that Ne were off on
a real camping trip a few picket, removed from
the garden fence enabled the children 10 make a
daily rad on our garden vegetables and an oil
stove and frees, cooker smphed the preparing
Of meals