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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-24
Our "Jitneyv oner-rnis ana Sc.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, en-
close with 8 cents to Foley a. Co, Chi
cago, Ill. writing your name and ad-
dress clearly. You will receive In return
a trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds
and Group. Foley Kidney Pills and Foley
Tablets. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-24

the mucous, soothes the lining of the
throat and lungs, and makes the cough
ing spells less severe A family with
growing children should not be without
IL. Keep il handy for all coughs and
colds. 25c at your druggist.
Electric Bitters a spring tonic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-24

the carbons, he received a shock
through defective wiring, it is believ-
ed. He was removed to a hospital,
where he died a few minutes after
ward.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-24
wHooPING COUGH.

Well-everyone knows the effect Of
pine forests on coughs. DIR. Bells Pine
rar-Money is a remedy which brings
quick relief for whooping cough, loosens
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-24
THE CITY.
REPORT.

Cloudy tonight and Tuesday; not
much change in temperature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
negro catered 'h~ home Of Nathan
lIsher. nj No. Rs Nnnnlenn-.i.. cnr-
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
sy THORNTON W. BURGESS.

Copyright 1918 ~ :. q. I4oydD
You'll scarce believe IL can b" true,
Tn, thing I'm going 10 tell 10 YOU
pui- i{-saa really xant--to knnH----
Al p.f.r ~ A isn', so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Chief Executive and
Wife Meet Fedora
ton Delegates
NOT DISMAYED
BY JERSEY VOTE
Endorsement of State
wide Prohibition May
Be Effected

LANS ING, Mich. oct Z0-fSpe.
cial Reports OF The officers and
standing committees occupied the
atten ion OF the d,legles 10 the
tWcnty-irst annual convention OF the
Michigan Federation OF Womans
clubs at the morning session here
today. This afternoon the organiza
zion Is coletuiine its tWentyhIst
birthday anniversary with a special
program being given in Representa-
JTyg tdft IN the CaFitnt
OHCors OF the meeting at which
the federation was organized were
&C. speak and Mrs Emma Fox, of De
troll, vas 90 deliver a naddress on
na tire vision been fulfilled"
This evening following a sym.
postum on historical work in Michi.
KAN ia, officers and delegates viii
De- received by Governor aud Mrs.
IcrTi. iu tn" executive chambers
llrs Ferris IS maniirstine deep in.
terest in The WORK OF the federation
and IL i- likely that she viii remain
IN LANSING undl the close OF IT, con-
y,n.iau.
q ports were current TO-DAY that
ne cor, cntion was to be asked to
hud the endorsement OF the fedora
t,pl 20 statewide prohibition and it
U#g considered probable that ieio.
,u.iu 30 that effect would De intro
ducoJ at one of the mc2tirg, today
VI tomorrow
Prominent momh,rs Of the fedora
ton who ere deeply interested in
the votes for women propaganda re-
fU ,d 60 be- disheartencd todpy by
the New Jersey suffrage vote. Wen
have 10 Try again, that's all, was
the sist of their comment
Nothing hus come 10 the surface
tc Indicate hat Mrs Delphine u.
Asaeugh OF Detroit viii not be Civ
on second term as president of
thc federation in accordance with a
icus.t established precedent The re-
port Gi the nominating committee,
named today viii BE- presented to
morrow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

TO ask you 10 prom, g noj Co as
word about H. VIII yeg2'
Yes" replied Peter slowly. o.
suppose that's the least ! con- do.
But Peter paused
But what2' prompted BSb
White
I'm going to be- terribly lreeG-
Portable listening to all this tsik
about my terrible adventure. when
know II wasn't anything o. the
kind" replied petcE
I'm sorry" ret~ed Bob. Then
he added slyly. Perhaps next time
Won will DO q littio moro cartiui
in telling a thing until yoa really
know all about It.
Il most certainly stall," Declared
Peter
And this is how IT came about
that for n long time Pe.ar yoidlh
his neiehbors whenever no rgg'd.
and that. to this day, Ills sorry OF
his terrible ,sdvcuturr IS told on tho
Green Meadows ana IN the Green
Forest
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

as county undertaking until there
are at least $50 miles OF highway
in WAYNE. according to the report
The county now has about 175 miles
&C road
The discussed problem or
proper material for construction is
settled in the minds OF the COM
miss.orers, who believe in concrete.
1--WE have made no change in our
concrete specifications" reports the
commission. "as we feel that the
manner in which our concrete roads
have stood the test OF time and use
during the past seven years. and
the small amount spent annually on
their Upkcep, is ample justification
70" our adherence to the specifica-
ticns VIC have evolved and the
methods we have followed In build
ing"
The commission this year is ask
ing for q tax of so cents on each
ST. 600. which is the limit allowed
b, the state The proposed tax has
been approved by the ways and
means committee OF the board Of
now i'm session.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
WOMAN ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE; SAVED
BY SON, AGED Z

Mrs Anthony Krsuse. 40 years
old Of No. LAG Winder-st, was de
fc4mi Cd to end her life. and made
a third attempt ~ die by asphySia-
Ion in hcr homo, Tuesday after
noon Although she had been
watched closely by members of the
family thc last two weeks. she was
left alone Tuesday. Lying down In
her bedroom. she turned on two gas
Jets. The house was filed with the
fumes whcn her scyen-yearold son
returned from school at o'clock.
The front door locked. the boy
climbed through a window, saw the
unconscious form of his mother
lying or the bed and called an am
huloncc. His unusual presence Of
mind undoubtedly saved her life A
pulmotor came with the ambulance.
and was brought into immediate
rise Efforts TO revive her az the
city receiving hospital were with
CUT avail until late Tuesday night
when she recovered consciousness
Mrs Krause has been in the
United states five years. coming
from Hungary. her native land She
was discoatented and wanted 10 re-
turn, relatives told the police.
Tho , oman Is out OF danger. ac-
ecrding 60 . report from the receiv-
lua hospital Wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

Tn. Prog ress ciub. a \. VI. q. 4. ~p,-
p,oyed bo,s' orxnnisstion, viii held
meeting In Association hall on
oct. FL Eugene g. Foster. city
secretary for boys. viii speak on
our trust--the girl of today"
program of business and social
diversion H. being planned.
A IRE. originating I'm mysterious
manner, started In the basement az
the Slipson kleefus cycle Co, at
No s2i Woodward at
O'Clock Wednesday morning. and
caused damage amounting To
si@xe for an hour. smoke and
water caused the most damage.
Detectives. Tuesday sight. arrested
Leo Hogan, 20 years old. OF No;
Harley. IS years old. OF No. 2S9
SiNth-st. on suspicion that they
were the persons who broke into
\ Berick's shoe shop. No 29slt
MiChigan-nve early Tuesday morn
Ing An attempt was made To open
the safe.
sOne days earnings for the other
fellow cam pnixn IL to he conduct
ed by the Elizabeth-st boys
branch Of the Y NJ. G. \. during all
next week Each Of the 900 mem
bers OF the branch will be asked
60 devote days income To Y NJ
G a work In this country. and IN
bureau will find Jobs for those who
desire them for day. NOV. 6 has
been set ~ the date for turning In
the earnings.
Rerest additions 90 the faculty of
the Detroit College Of Law. de-
partment of Y. NJ. g. A. educational
work include the names OF Roy
Herald. with Atty. ". NJ. Brownson
a. assistant. TO Judge Aldrich In
the practice court, and Fred q.
Dewey. OF Campbell & Dewey. aS
Instructor In the general review
course. The faculty OF the school
now totals 80 members Of the De-
troit legal profession. The enroll
ment is in excess OF 200 students
and growing
As an example 10 persons Who drive
away other peopi~s cars md try
their hand AT speeding Judge JET
fries. Tuesday. sentenced Arthur
fauEancC. OF No. SO Iligh-st.. 20
pay finc OF $500 or spend 30 days
In the House ~ Correction. Tn
able TO pay. lansance will serve
his sentence Patrolman Schnell,
fansnnCe hal travelled 20 miles an
hour In Woodward-ave The own
or ~ the car refused TO prosecute
the larceny charge
negro catered the home Of Nathan
Fisher. at No. ~ Nnpoi~on--t., ear
" Wednesday morning. by prylng
open side window. removed $50
from Fishers trousers pockets and
made his escape He was crawling
out 81 the window Of Fishers bed
room when the noise awakened
him He did Mt give chase
Thieves broke INTO the apartment
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
CRAP GAME IN
FULL SWING WHEN
RAIDERS APPEAR

Raiding a Negro crap game az No
1877 Gratiot-ave., at 1c45 O'Clock,
Wednesday morning, Detectives
Krimmell, Mcpherson and the free
lance squad arrested James Crouch
who was running the game, and nine
participants. The 10 men are held
in Central station. and viii be ar
raigned Wednesday in police court
The game was in full swing when
the detectives dropped in, and t-c
players were taken unawares. Gam.
ing tables, dice ami other gambling
paraphernalia were confiscated by
the officers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Gets Second Divorce from Husband

Mrs Ida Orr was granted her sec
ond decree Of divorce from Robert
NJ Orr, Tuesday afternoon Her
first marriage with Orr occurred ~
Windsor, in 1912. She was given q
decree three years later. ONLY to
remarry him one week after.
Gle promised he would be good,
testified Mrs. Orr. but two days
after | married him the second time
he began abusing me again.
DEGREES were granted, Tuesday.
in the following cases: Martha vs.
william Mills. Hazel vs.. Arthur Bur
nard. Lillian vs. Frank Parkhurst.
Margaret VS. Kurt Dictzel. and
George W. Anna Breeder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

DIR Bcmis appraised 222,0O7 miles
of track at sG,432,257, or s15,i6O13
Per mile Mr.. Bancroft appraised
1894 miles of track ut s2,559, 222.49,
or sli,177 per mile. Both apprais-
ers excluded paving.
"Tr. Ecmis appraised the over
head equipment electrical distribu.
tom at $l,t62.1S5. or S5,234.9o per
mile. Mr.. Bancroft appraised this
item at $l,OSS,O6296, or s5,93467
per mile.
"Mr Rarcroft appraised only prop
efty IN The city limits. Or. Bemis
appraised all IN The one-fare zone,
which principally accounts for the
increase in mileage.
The greatest single increase In
valuation In the Bemis appraisal
over the Bancroft appraisal is In
valuation Of land. This is due to
two causes-the general increase In
land value since 1909 and land pur-
chased since that date. Land valued
wv Mr. Bancroft shows an increase
Of about 100000 In the Bemis ap-
praisal, while land valued by DR.
Bomis M approximately $1,000. 00G
was not appraised by Mr.. Bancroft
The land purchased since 1909 In.
cludes 40 acres opposite the Ford
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Explains Difference
Between Bancroft and
Bemis Figures
AGREE CLOSELY
ON MANY ITEMS
Car Board Secretary
Explains Variation
of Franchise Values

Since his interview in The Times
last week, declaring that the Bar
croft and Bemis appraisals are
much alike in their valuations Of
items which appear in both, and
the subsequent discussion of his
statement in campaign meetings,
Secretary Jay Hayden. Of the street
railway board. has carried his com
parisons OF similar items in the two
appraisals further into detail.
The Bemis and Bancroft apprais-
ais are in practical agreement so
far as they cover the same prop
erty," says Hayden. las will be seen
from the following comparisons;
"Dr Bemis, in 1914, found 622
double-truck, closed passenger cars
in service. These he valued at ST.
S11.3g1.99, or $2,91220 per car.
Nearly 400 of these cars were pur-
chased new since 1909. Mr.. Bar
croft. in 1909, found go double
truck. closed cars, which he valued
at s662.07119. or s2,STS.57 per car.
CDR. Bemis appraised 1877 single
truck, open cars at sl06,397.97 or
s56S.96 per car. Mr. Bancroft ap-
praised go single-truck. open cars
at sISS,SoO, or sS2Os7 per car.
Or. BemisS appraised 400 single
truck. closed cars at s57S.S5S.97, or
s1,16003 per car. Mr. Bancroft APP
praised SIS single-truck, closed cars
at sGG2. o71.l9, or S2.S7S.57 per car.
"Dr. Bemis appraised the equip
ment of 1912 cars M S1,266, i6O19.
or $965.2S per car. Mr.. Bancroft
appraised the equipment Of l,004
cars ut s99S,7465S, or s994.T6 per
car.
"Dr Bemis appraised the prin.
cipal power station buildings at
S271,SS3 and their equipment at
s0l2I00. Mr.. Bancroft appraised
these same items at s266,495 and
s1.153,O43.57. respectively.
Other buildings we're appraised
as follows by the two men:
.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
County Commissioners
Fix $50 Miles AS
Their Goal
HAS
STOOD TEST
Boards Annual Report
Tells Of Great Pro-
gress Made

a history OF what the Wayne
county road commission has done
since its creation, in 1906. is told in
word and picture in the annual re-
port of Road Commissioners Hines.
Haggerty and Butler. which is just
off the press. The report also gives
statistics showing the amount of
work done in the last fiscal year.
ending Sept. so. Here is the com
missions resume of what it has
done since it's last report
1--WE have replaced the bitumnods
macadam road on Gratiot with a
concrete road % feet minimum
width and rs feet of metal. making
a continuous stretch of good road
from the city limits to the county
line The Seven-Milerd. has been
completed east of Gratiot to the
Mack-rd., where II connects with
the Moross.rd to the Jefferson-rd.
making q continuous improved road
from Jefferson TO Woodward-ave.
and forming one OF the links of the
cutter belt route around the county.
The Huron river drive Is completed
from Flat Rock to New Boston.
making n continuous good road from
the village OF Flat Rock to the Mich
igan-ave -rd. at Wayne. This road
Is part OF tho trunk line system laid
out by the state. and is also part
OF our outer belt route. The Belle
villc.rd. has been completed through
the village OF Belleville, and is also
q part Of the trunk line system OF
the stale and link i'm our outer
lelt route Work is In progress on
the Canton Center-rd. from Michi.
gan-ave.-rd. TO Plymouth This is
also link in our outer belt route.
Tho old macadam road below wy.
andotte--a distance OF two miles.
built in 1907 and I90S-is being re-
placed with concrete to obviate tho
excessive yearly repair bills. The
Eureka.rd. for n distance OF 1.34F
feet has been concreted. making a
continuous good road from Biddle.
ave. the main street OF the city of
Wyandotte, to the Huron river drive
between New Boston aud Fiat
Rock" !.
Road building should be continued
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

cal appraisals, while made enttFel|
independent of each other, agfQ|
very closely as to unit prices.
is the firm conviction of the sire
railway commissioners and the
engineers that any fair appraino|
must accord very closely with the0|
two valuations made for the ctt1
OF Detroit.
"Mr. Bancroft did not value t
franchises, Prof. Henry G. Adau4I
OF the University OF Michigan AZ
ing that part of the work In fs09
Prof. Adams valuation was $500
207.56, as against s2.i21 .493 allowQ|
by DIR. Bemis. Allowing for u
difference I'M date OF valuation, the
franchise valuations also agree vSE1
closely. The method used By
Bemis and Prof. Adams was almo
exactly the same" f
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

plant, on Woodward-ave.. valued at
100000, and the Edson-Moore prop
erty. Jefferson-ave. and Batesst.,
valued at $4,000.
Mr.. Barcroft's appraisal totaied
$11.121,724s6. Or. Bemis' physical
total was $16,4l3,s32. difference of
1922. 10714. which is accounted for
in round figures. as follows:
Increase in land value in
six years. .,...........S 100000
Land added since 1909. -. 100000
Property not used in city
service but valued by
BemiS ........,........ zoo. 600
New cars and their equip
ment added since 1909. 1900, 900
Track and overhead equip
ment ................... 100. 900
Buildings -and-.nl iscallan- --------
eous property added. 800. 100000
Total. ....... $500, 900
at will be seen from the above
that the Bemis and Bancroft physi-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

OF
The
golf links the magncence
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
Y. NJ. G. A. HAS *
SHOP MEETINGS
IN OPERATION

Shop meetings for Italian automo-
lille workers began Tuesday. IN The
main plant Of the Cadillac company.
with Rev. Joseph Buggelli in charrc
under the direction of the Y ". G..
\. Meetings for workmcn I'm the
Detroi, shipbuilding plant began
Wednesday noon. conducted by a Y
VI. c. A. secretary. \ noon day
meeting for Polish workmen in an
other Detroit plant will he started
next week. Il is expected I'm the
Cadillac body plant Discussion
club for workmen has been organ
lied by David Scott, religious work
director OF McGregor institute. The
Y. NJ. C.. \. now has Is shop meet
Ings In operation throughout the
city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20
LAKE AND RIvEn srnAmnrs
sSfrrSy s s;J,s : ,SiEj7EIy7!l1rtFy
49, rtso AVE. wHEHf</AU

All ID. n G. steamers operate suSo61
Central standard Time. M
For Cleveland. Pittsburgh and A.
points south aud ssst-batly 14.t5 ~
Nv Fare 20 Cleveland. x225. PftSel
bUrZh, t5.S0. "a
tsr Bunnio and all points ~nst-~<
TUE sda<s T ursday and Saturday, So
M. Fare f350 one way. $3.50 rounI|
trip.
For Mackinse Island md Wa1;
Ports Mondays. $50 p. m. Fridago|
$40 e. IA. t.>/
Weekend Excursion Every srfuox
day leveland. 81 80. round trip ~
tran sportation, returning IL tine a
business Monday q
stateroom Accom- m oSatlso---f1uM
berth. 81 lower berth, si.se.. r
room $3.50. 800
TiCNET orr1CES - 49,
Mas. is7 WssSTase -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

OF Miss Catherine prcfy. of TO-
1893 East J"u'rs"u-aye.. fourth
Moor. "Wednesday morning. aud
stole diamond pendant worth So.
The apartment had been ransuokcd.
suffering from severe burns received
Monday night when she attempted
To light gasplinr stove. AIRS, NJ
bert conklln, 80 y,Hrs old, OF No.
20 Abbott ST, died, Iuc.daN night,
ia the city YCrtiviuE hospital The
coroner's oftce b. inN,stlgatlng the
fatality.
James WIlds. of NJ. .55 DIx-a,r.. IL
alleged 10 have threatened - KIN
his wiIe ana another NuuIiu, liirtt-.
day night ana when arrested nv
motorcycle officer AMI taken iN the
Scotch station. ii-calibrc re-
volver was found In his possession.
Wilds and his wife quarreied Tues
DAY night, the police SAY, and ne
left, threatening 10 XIII Mrs.
Wilds and her frienD when he re-
turned. Wilds wac entering -
saloon at Dix and Nincwoud -aYes.,
when placed under arrest.
The twenty-hfth annual convention
of the American Railway nrldge n
building aFsuCiAttnN began ia the
Hotel Statlcr Tuesday morning.
ana will last three DAYS About
zoe members are In attendance.
Various business was disposed ~
al the opening session I'm the art
ernoOn there was general discus
sion on the uac Of locomotive
cranes e. n. Knowles read a pa
per on Water waste, and .. y.
Weise spoke on Manila rope
complimentary dinner waa given
in the evening hy the Railroad
supply Mems association.
During the dedication ceremonies at
the new Eiks temple, Cnss-aVe. mud
Lafayette blvd. Monday afternoon,
Christ Obriski ~ years old. OF No.
1O4l Mckinley hailed q wo-
man whom n did not know, IN IN
auto. and addressed several INSULT
InE words To her. She called ma
officer and Obriski was placed ur-
der arrest Justice sellers sentenced
him TO pay fine OF $500 or spend
six months iu tho house ~ corrcr-
zion He viii serve the time, h'-
ing unable 20 pay the 0nc. ohrisII
was ga similar trouble several
weeks ago.
Major VI. y. Phillips. briErdr insp"c-
tor az small arms practice Of the
Michigan National Guard gave an
address. Tuesday eNeuiuE. bctor"
Palestine lodge T. & 3 NJ 81
'PrSparedness lie said that tho
majority OF the peopl" Of this
country want 10 hc prepared as
well as the man who carries sac
stock Which means. b." said.
that YOU are prepared. hVt don
want war. 1ust "a 10 means tnat
the business man is prepared hti
don't want "A fire. II We had 700 600
men In our army. ! should consider
the country prepared. a squad OF
CAPTAIN David Clcarys infantry
ed the use of a machine 2Hu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-20

Copyright. 1918 h. =. q. Lloyd
Yoult scarce believe II can b" true,
Tn, thing I'm going 10 tell TO YOU
pui IL yau really wantto- -knnH-----
Ask Peter " II isn'' so.
Peter Rabbit didn't tell the truth
ahou, that great fright he had had
In the night. az he had fully made
up his mind to do. and he kept on
being a false hero, which, you know
Is being considered a hero when
Won really are not hero at all
Peter didn't like IL NJ all. No. SIR
he didn't like II one bit. That II,
he didn't like II after he had dis
covered that he could no longer re-
spcct himself But what could he
do about n?
You sec II vas this way: When
he had thought the matter all over
he made up his mind that seli-re-
spcct was more 10 be desired than
the admiration of his neighbors'
that 10 could get along without the
latter. but couldn't get along with
ont the former. lie had just got 20
respect himself in order to live
comfortably. so no decided mat
the only thing for him to do was
10 .cu the truth--tha he wasn't the
hero of terrible adventure at all.
but had been frightened almost out
OF his wits by little Bob White and
his family.
"tve got 20 tell" said he, when
he finally made mp his mind and
as is something OF habit with
him. he said II out loud.
Now. II Just happened that Bob
White himself was hunting grass
hoppers close by AT the tme.
What's that you've got to tell
he asked.
Peter give a little start ~ sur
mise rive got to tell the truth
abou, the scare you gave me the
other niyht." he explained. You
must have heard the wonderful
stories which have grown out OF
thot little AFFAIR. and how all my
reighbors have made me the nero
Of terrible adventure. " must pe
very n,cc to 10 real hero, but TO
tc made so much OF when l Nno"
that il my naiGhbors knew me
truth thcv would MI he laughing NJ
mo instead IL NOR" than can
stand SO ! am going to tell them
all about II. can stand their
laughter better than can stand
losing my self.respect."
"Bu, you especially asked me not
10 tell" protested Bob White.
IL know did" replied Peter
"bu, that was before realized now
mean IL feels 10 accept something
which doesn't belong TO me.
And promised ! wouldn't teh'
didn't 10" continued Rob White.
yves. and II was very good OF
YOU" replied Peter.
80 now. in return. ] am going
to ask you not to tell" Bob went
on.
"What?" cried Peter What AT
ference docs II mako TO you?
"All tho difference in the world
replied Bob White. "You see. that
story OF yours has grown until near
" everybody thinks there Is a new
and terrible danger on the Green
Meadows. and want them to keep
on thinking so II means Just 80
much more safety for me and my
family. II one Of our enemies hap
mons 10 stumble on us In the night
tho way YOU did. and we get M
with great noise Of wings. they
will think right away that IL Is the
same thing which frightened you sc.
Besides. they don't know that we
are sleepiRg out on the Meadows
now, and SO they are not likely to
look for " there. - I am going
~ a. I.. "a i. ". Ill 4 - t... ~. ~ 4. VI. 4. ~