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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Appropriations 10 June %. 1919 $40 "a 80
For Notifications NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1857
For relief OF persons .............. b..
Bond issue authorized 1900, ...... 37i Gil. .f
Appropriation available ............ 90 a
Canal Zone receipts ................. '' ..
License revenues. &c............... IT,.
Municipal funds .........,..........
Postal receipts ................. .'
Canal Zone eNpendit urcs ............
Public improvements .............
Administrative districts ........,,.. ''
Contingent expenses. ..............
Postal service ........ .............
Average death rate per or):
Panama ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Colon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Employees, white 49,. .............
Employees. colored. p
The Gatun dam:
Dry MI tcubic yards, ..............
Paving material ..................... Hi
Since June %. 1913, many mr. w'
ions Of dollars have been eNp'ui' '
millions of cubic yards Of clr' 20
moved. The total expense j. '' %
dous-almost beyond compr't of
1t cannot be financial su..'..
years. For this very reason :.
not repeal the free tolls claus H 10
to obtain all the revenue pos
Speaking Of tolls to-day W.
the steamship people here or 90" ''
mus, | was surprised to lear
toll OF from 81 to sl25 a ton
To u" charged refers not 10 %
but TO the tonnage of the cr..
whether or not il has az
Whether this charge viii hc h..
gross tonnage (Which = d.
| carrying capacity in cubic f''
ing engine rooms and pa>scns'.
modations. divided 10y ~ or ''-
| istered tonnage (Which j.
minus the superstructurc) .r p
| Tonnage (which Is the grOS~ N
| pcrstructure and engin" rouu
yet been decided,
| Whatever the method H.,
be very heavy. \ ship wi.
| only 900 tons Will haN.
mage of about 1880 and
| maze of about $500. Thl~
one Of the smallest Atlanti, u.
he obliged to pay from s. i"n
for this ten hours luxury
wonder that the English
over our proposition of r..
American ships? Perhaps i0..
reason why railroad pr"S,i'
cain, as shown lay TN" fp,'""
Is not my conclusion log.
| with the toll rates at pr"-'.
lfrom 81 Ia sl25 ton of '..
canal Will bc of only litt'o ...
people, the railroads or IN.
but maybe IA source Of '>..
If these three parties" co..
do the transCoutincnld'
good, and If the STEAMSHIP.
ting each others rates ula.
harm. Hence from hY
point I feel that whatever
the free toll claus" for
ships the immediate 80
Panama Canal may Ice dl-
all concerned with tho p.
tion Of certain north am.
ana the southern naVlii..
| ON the other hand
tended to u, a hu>.N,-s
IL ever intended even 'u
| lean business Persona
the entire proposition -
and III" canal was n,t''
country for any othor
| United States Government
! land in the Canal XuO' go
people on continually
homes and clrarInS IN,
preston which ! have
inspection Is that n.
destined To- hrcurur - sr
serve and that all 'u'''.'.
Continued on -.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

Seated bids wili be received by the
city Secretary az the c,'y " corpus
Christi. Texas. unsli fouf o',lock .. m.
November srd.. isil, Tor the furnishine.
erection and construction u nnrh.
aae crcmatory or lncihefatuF. tosethef
with building 20 enclose same and Va.
cludlng all appurtenanees necessary or
desirable required Go complete the plant
rcaay fof sucerssful operations.
nlda IN the hands 81 the CT, asc-
rotary al the hour named win be
opened and rad al the regular meet.
ing ~ the city Ccuncll on said date.
Tho contractor viii be required 10
I furnish all lal,or. materials. patsn,
rights and everything eassstiai to The
! contradiction and erection of aaId plant
ready Tor operation, Including buiid'
lng furnace, operating tools, chimney
foundations. excavation Sc
Each Lid must DO accompanied bi
cash or a certified check drawn o.
acme Corpus christi bank. made pay
absc to Roy Miller. Mayor ~ cofpn'
chriali. FOR al amount not less thar
ten per cent ~ the price bid No hid
d.ra bonda or other foFm ~ security
VIII b. accepted Ia lieu ~ cnsh o.
ocrtlflea check, All such cash or eerti.
fled ehects 10 be- hsld until ,hc con
tract IL duly sxocpied ~ the spcccsSfu
bidder or ali bids arc rejected
Specifications. plans and blddInl
blnnhs can BE- had ~ the office Of tbs
city Engineer u Corpus christi
Al bids shall DO made on the bisnk'
provided therefore.
Tho ciiy reserves the sight 70 rsjsc
any o. al bids o. 70 accept any BIZ
deemed ADVANTAGEOUS to tho cliy,
" ; Mulllgan, city Secretary. ". a
stevens Guy Engineer ,ssp'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15


FOR SALE 500 acres u Zine land
surrounded by best farms ia "a. ooun.
~, close 20 Sin and school. adlelns
land in cultivation valued al 100 per
acre This tract Tor $500 per acre
good terms
$40 acres near Rohstown, all fine
tillabie land, price per acre SIS. tax,
as much as $4,000 IN good trade.
- we'll located lots and three
houses. $4,000. take one hall H. good
clear trade
Have Tor sale on Of the best located
pieces OF business property In tho city
We aoub, II there is another property
10 he city psy!ng as good revenue az
this This property should easily b,
worth $4,000 more than the present
price In five years.
/ We have lots right on the new street
car line that We are -elllng below mar
/ kct value.
JOINS REALTY CO.
4Sa Phone 3S2 r. q. BoN y
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

October 49, 1874
List ~ namea ceftlfied 10 me ta be
placed ON The oflnlal lllict 20 be
voted on In the General Eiectiun 20 boz
held on Nuveinhers. ipit
Associate luntlcc u the Court ~ Civil
Appeals FOR the ,,h supreme Judicial
pistric, ~ Texas
J. y GAIL.
Congressman fof the 18Th conErcasion.
"a District
JOHN y. GARNER
state Senator Tor tho sssa Senatorial
District
ARCHER rAsR
Representative
PAT D DUNN.
District Attorney ss,h Judicial Die.
irici
IoIEN /. RIElDEIt
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittce. Surces County. Tenas
L. H. SAVAGE
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Democratic Ticket
FOR County Iadee
WAITER y 1vNfON
For District CLERK
JULIUS DORTNFfELD
For County t'lrffS
AUGUST uEnIIH0H1s
For Tax coliector-
v u OLIVIER
For County Treasurer
A. y. e. CrSSETr
For sheriff
N ~ WRIGHT
& For Tax Assessor
}. g. BLvSTzEn
I For County Commissioner Tor i-recino
No.
=. ~ LAWRENCE
For County Commissioner FOR i'rreinc
Nc o.
9. & WRIGHT.
For County Commissioner :oF prcoinc
No Z
JOHN T. BARTLETT
For County commialonef for rreclnc
No. e.
J. &. BALDWIN
Tor County Attorney
JAS. 81. TAYLOR
For County Superintendent % rubli
+, Instruction
NAT BENTON
7. For County Surveyor
l. G. y n. v nlIC1En
4 For Justice ~ Pence Precinct No.
No -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
Mothers Tell Of
Mothers Frioll(

Experience 4 81 rheuM he our. b6o1
teacher. Wonep who Laxa ose1s4 thr|
highest and nsbisst ~ ~ t1crIfice4 tha'
struggle for iha lite 81 others. kbpzil4
haze Il better idea q helpful influences!
than those who theosixe from cb3er 4kiasz)
~ nns rats when q ptospettiss kfxnd +
mother ufgrs her daughter TO % 40 ~
nld.,to une Mothers ffisnt." thpre a.
ample reason ~ believe Il the fiEhf Kind
" advice.
'hoihars fsleDd" " an extefn&t 81
riic4fi0n tor rxrscssnt uokh<f1. lt9 p4f i
20 take away the strain on tAe eatds AID
ilxaments. "a rtissso fhs tension of neff<
ana tsnduns 10 ayt 20 ptoyotp or ot6
efaqafa naHafa fnofnfnn eIck1css. fvi<ch1
lnxs o. the ilisbs and 20 On
Although. IA thr nature pf thitS4 r
Woman would use "Nofher't Fri<ndH p41
but fareiy. yrt 20 effective has X b4<l
found ;a4f this trionds1 fsu.~dY Is on 1Al4
h most Af~< ITO ~ tl<r,ux hou< th&
United states. i. ~ -ter rrrr2f@7 "
Atlanta. Ga and au,<r<Is<d 81 u tt
ossf forty Brzrr. Tni7 u Hnf ftc1G,
M sush spfrI4l f<u,edF and M uIA5az
III. letters ffceistd to-s&ay are Wek y
apprcrintisc 80 vera thos< q YeNfN ~
not slth<tAndint that rnf<rv'1s ~ stt,
posed 70 have xfsAiiy adtnate& ~ q
tbs dfus store Tor = bo<1le a "Ne(hc
what = eaId herein g
ssorr> yea Is ih.snsxs,d~ II knsrx ~
who have russner<uIly pst1 III ~
exfeulaL nr,uIIont1oa -
~ - .udr<
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

Citizens. lndsp.rJso, Tickle,
For County Judge
T, q. BitANNAN.
Nor sheriff
n. {. BALDWIN.
For cirTk OF the County cours
u O. COOK. IL.
For Tax Assessor
E u. Ei.ILOTr.
l'ar TfeRsufer--
8 NJ DAVIS.
Iasr Tax Collector
(. a. TROTT
i'or County Attorney
FRANK T. ONION
rar County Commissioner. preclsct u
n G. islsiswBR.
For County Commissioner Precinct =.
". l. X MlI.tsHn
For County Commissioner. Precinct q
, r. uipp
Fof Justice - the peacr, Precinct No !
Place
PETER HENSON
for Constable. Precinct No -
JOHN nftt MfTlti.D.
For Justice 81 the Peace Precinct No
-
SAM MDclfAf.K.
For cans,nblc. Precinct No. -
For Justice u tho Peace. Precinct No
g.
3 IL MsNlbR
I For Constable. l'rccinci No. o.
For Justice u Tho Peace. I'rccinc, Ma
g.
w u GRAY
For Constable. Precinct No. g.
II s. LEWIS.
For Junticr ~ tho Peace rreciBct No
-
CARL rTTEHItACk
rot Constable. Precinct No r.
JOSEPH CURRY.
independent csndidats.
For Dinifict Clerk
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

Avoid headache, impurities
Of TIE Blood, constipation by
taking a cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
Tor children. Pleasant TO
take, sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package Is
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
Bio OPPORTUNITY.

;l,g2s for only s15o. pv<s tables.
cost $1,000; cigar stand. tiso; " pool
chairs. $40: 2 domino tables and =
chairs, SO: setee. tis; clock hegu-
later, $40 and ice box. 80. All this
for only 500. Eycryihins Ia In perfect
condition. Inquire at 1911 Leopard
street. Juan Csnay. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

ny making prcparatlons a few
months In advance you can ARRANGE 10
borrow money a. Three rcr Cent Ter
Annum on Heal Estate security. Frank
l. Arthur iioom "A Greer hl.lR. Cor.
pus CHRISTI. Texas .0i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

wlnoua Hotel special rates Tor reg
liars Tor the winter; also Two rooms
FOR light housekeeping On the first
floor. Corner Twisg and chaparral
Mrs. y. ~ smith. I"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
II CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN{7'


Socialist Ticket.
foF County lutxr-
CART. 4. <. HEATH
Fer County sheriff
&. r. NciiOs.s.
fNor County Attorney.
LEON i.>Mtt
fNor t'uunty Cictt~-
R ". ut'NK.
iNor County Treasurer
y . ciiAiAA~p
for Tax Assessor
a. W ASlllly.
f'or County Tax tse,rctore
W ", Mummy,
l'secmc, No 4, Commissioner
W. J. KNOWLES
i'vcclnct No. = >'ominlssloner
Precinct No. :. Commissioner
SAN MAYFAIR.
Precinct No 4. Commissioner
}, !, HOLLIS,
l'recinct Nc. 4. Justice ~ rsase
" " itNf,niA
/ i'srciucs No ., conStahlea
j. 4. AltSOf.p
l'reclnrt No. a. iuhlic Weighrr--
AIl1tEn J Miiii,n.
County Chairman. corpus CHRISTI, rss.
a.
JOHN 4. RtsSCk.
ics Committeeman. Corpus Christi.
rcsAn
a. O. MciltfitSETT
~ Committeeman. Corpus Christi
Trxaa
g. E Mc,'ALriN
ss Committeeman, Corpus christi
rsNse.-
W. \. DIXON.
"a Committeeman, litshop. Texas
~ a. TNtii,ff,
~ Committeeman. cAiallcn. TcNAss-
J. ). DRAWER
a tFue copy | ccrsify
tse.,ll ~. A. tuTicm
CLERK County court. Nnecca County
Tcxan Adv ,eo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
~@aD
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
GENERAL ClEcrioN
NOVEMBER q

Governor 1smea y. Ferguson.
T. !, cAngrsaz loAn y. Garner
stats Seralef~.A parr
Representative Ia =. Damn
C0mnty juage. W A. Timon
COua,y Attorney ~ rayior
Assessor--l =. isl0nssrr
CellccsorE " OnVer
CLERK Aarust vehllngpr
sheriff NJ n wriehi
superintendent Sat Denton.
TREASURER u n & 0nssegt
surveyor 4 D. A. won tNuehcr
iaftico rlarc Rat Whclan
Justice Place s--E A. Miisa.
Constable lee istses.
Couaty COMMISSIONER
r. ~ Lawrence.
c. a. Wright
baldwin
John r bartlett
District Attorney John I i<ieibsr
isist tgf CLERK =. potcnneid. sr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
MALE HELP.

MEN illustrated catalogue OK
plains how We teach the barber trade
IN few weeks. mailed free. Write
MGLER COLLEGE. San Antonio
Texas. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

FATNiCK WiiEI.AN
far Justice 81 peacc i'rcciHc, No T.
40 -
y a. MILES.
isSl Public weiThcr. lustlcr rcaec nc.
cinct No. -
NJ. J. DUNN.
For Constable. Precinct No -
l.EE iuGuA
i'uf Justice 81 i'eAce. Precinct 80 g.
CHARLES MCKENZIE
Nnr Justice ~ l'cace. Precinct No. D.
a. A SltcSTAAo.
for Constable ~ Justice Peace Pre-
cinct No o
o. w KENDALL
ror Public wclsher, Justice Peace pre-
cinct No. H.
- ]. JENKINS
lN,r Justice II rcace. Precinct 40 O..
A. n. WEIGH
/ For Constable 81 Justice Peace Pre-
circt No. g.
~ 1IOrE
l'or Public weishcr Jun,ice Peace IRE
einrt 40 o..
J. r MilssEK
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
MONEY TALKS.

We have number Of cottages Tor
sale Tor less than the cos; Of build
Ing. lots thrown in. A splendid op.
portunity Cor investors.
Staples ST. i-room house tiaso
King 81, rooms. modern .. s0oo
Twelfth ST. 8 rooms ....... 1900
furman Ave- rooms. modern. also
staples ST rooms. modern - g7se
Confectionery business make offer
Have for trade 6C.acre improved
farm. % acres In cultivation. artcslan
well. win take Tn part trade South
Rluff home, balance notes
Have client wanting 10 buy North
beach home. mus, be a bargain Also
have client wanting hargain In Bluff
lot.
BOWER REALTY co.
si5 Tayler 81. Phone 65i
ssa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

fog san Aasorio and Houston s;ss am.
For san Antonio .-.~-s- fsfis noon
For san Antonio a Houston i9ias pm.
hrfiveH--
From Sen Antonio ard isoua. sos SIN.
Prom aan Apiunio ~, 49,. bioa .. N.
from Han Antanio and iIoua. $40 pm.
a ina Angeles Inventor has patent.
"a full sisrd Esp range sAaf solds
back into well recess whom nat IL
nae
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
AUTO eAHSN,n
MISCELLANEOUS.

boHt throw 81 away. bring II to me.
Taylor the Halter AZ Peoples street
Az
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

81 MONEY 81 MQNEN So Loans
'naS be obtained lot any purpose IN ac.
e"ptahie real estate security liberal
Privlleges correspondence solicited.
Address A-c Agency Company. sss
1as Hlec. nldF- Dcnvcr colo. 4.t
Pierce iuds- 81 Louis Mo iso
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

There viii be on sale. dering the
wornans Federation. copies Of the
Ulster County Gazette published IFS
years ago. Giving death u Washing
ton. War news. slaves advertised for
sale, CSC. Mrs n. Peterson. RinsHyllie.
Texas. 'AD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
WANTED

WANTED Teacher with fret GrAdc
state certificate and % years expert
enec. wants school at sioeeo OF ti9s.eo
Address J. y jurdQn, Carbon. TeSas,
les
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

FOR SALES--Lots In Magnolia Colony.
near Alice. Texas al Tots are right IN
square on main boulevard--s 90 each
800 cash, 800 per month. Three
good lots In ~. Worth. $4,000. $500
cash. $500 per month--no in
terest. Address W. NJ Harmon, Alice
Texas. sps
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
WANT TO TRADE.

TO TRADE ISL acres land "a Real
County an miles County Seat, value
$1,000 will exchange for Corpus IN
come property. Adlrebs } n. SUD
Ivan. Cadll Texas al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

WANTED sewire caliunF and
confer, masking soa South chapar
raj street, tav
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

Cotton hulls sna meal acli,ered ans
place In town. Tranku and hSeEase
promptly delivered an Kinds ~ haul.
INK collected. Asle Edwaida Phone 7so
Sao
Evening star., 1914-08-09
BY EWING GALLOWAY

No young woman had ever been asked to do such a
thing; but Miss Hobbs said she would go.
When the newspaper men on duty at the capitol
building heard of the Governors plan they wanted to
know why he sending Miss Hobbs to Copperheld.
miss Hobbs will deliver the goods he replied.
"That is all have to say"
When the Coppereld officials and their sympathizers
heard that the girl coming there was chorus of
outlaws. There talk of decorating the bars with
flowers and stretching bunting the principal
street.
@The Governor must have joke up his sleeve, said
of the villagers who did not know Colonel Lawson
and his coming.
Nearly all the population at the station to greet
Miss Hobbs. They expected to see mild imitation of
the late Carrie Nation, and much surprised when
good-looking girl who might be taken for social
visitor youngser coming from the city to teach her
first country school got off the train. But it did not
take them long find that she there for serious
business.
She promptly called on the town officials and de-
livered the Governors message. They politely but
firmly refused, saying the demand interference
with local rights. Miss Hobbs then told Colonel Lawson
Evening star., 1914-08-09

~OVERNOR OSWALD WEST of Oregon had oc-
casion last fall to send somebody to the national
capital to confer with congressional committees
and Department of Interior officials concerning the
tangng Of the titles to public lands. Jobs of that
kind usually given to prominent lawyers with po-
ltca PRESTIGE but Governor West gave official Salem
and the people of Oregon big surprise. Instead of en-
ployng some well known man, he sent young woman
the Grand Miss Fern Hobbs his private secretary,
given the task and she performed it to the Cover
nor's entire satisfaction.
Complaints were made to Governor West that five
officials of the little town of Copperfed, including the
Mayor, violating the liquor law. They op-
Grating saloons side lines and it charged that
officials they not enforcing the law against them
selves The Governor appealed to the county authori
ties and when they failed to act he decided to his
executive power to close up the resorts.
He called his secretary to his desk
1Miss Hobbs said he, Il you to go to Copper
field and order those to close up their saloons If
they refuse have the town put under martial law, the
closed and the officials arrested and ousted from
office Colonel K. Lawson of the Coast Artillery will be
Herewith squad Of picked men to enforce your orders.
Evening star., 1914-08-09

branches of the of war-the best IN the nation
of engineers artierymen, experts of ordnance, tort-
cation and tactics together with all the allied branches
of science that bore in any way war Yet the full
moonlight falling their faces revealed only lrresou-
ton and helpless bewilderment.
For long time they stood and watched the ma
of the aeropane without any more suggestions
as to what to be done.
aHe is undoubtedly making complete survey of the
entire Reservation" someone finally remarked by way
of easing the intoerabe tension.
4Not single detail of the general layout escaping
him." the Commandant groaned He is no fool either:
he is trained military observer
"Did YOU such perfect control!" someone
else exclaimed only to be answered by painful silence
The silence continued for many minutes as they stood
and watched the sinister vsitan fascinated into
speechessness. 1t gradually kept coming as it
worked its way up from the southern end of the Reser
walton toward the Commandments residence, but not
arriving there because of the delay of its hovengs and
circings.
1If his engines would only stop and he should fall"
the Commandant said. ave could arrest him on land
or water but there is way to reach him in the air"
4Shoot him down for spy! someone SAID IN des-
peration.
@That would be simple MURDER" the Commandant
said quickly as though he had been bordering that
very matter. "This is not time of We arrest
him; but we can not. If he were found to have maps
of government military property, the worst he could
get in times of peace would be Imprisonment Even in
wartime he would be entitled to trial before being
shot spy. Toshoot him would be murder, and we
should have to for murder-we should have no
justifable defense. He is completely beyond our
reach
4Why not order out squad of sharpshooters to
pepper the air about him and him off before he
get any data?' another suggested.
The Commandant looked at him thoughtfully. Il
suppose we might try that he said 4Order out
squad; but caution them strictly not to shoot near
enough to commit murder by any possible chance"
A squad quickly ordered out They began to
drill the with wild shots. But, absolutely con-
fden of his status the pilot in the aeroplane kept
to his work regardless and seemed to realize that he
safe from actual harm.
at is no use" the Commandant said 3Cease firing.
All fair in love and war; but this neither love
war. 1t is something new
As they stood, still watching, great swoopng circle
of the aeroplane brought it nearer and over the
residence.
@Do you notice that it has a silent engine? Unless
someone happened to look up and it against the
moon, it would never be noticed. 1t might have been
flying over us any of these nights, someone re-
marked.
at has been doing just that remarked the Com
mandant grimly, thinking of the map lying on his
library table
4Throw the searchlght in his eyes and blind him