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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

There is food control in England,
to be sure" said DR.. Minford, land
We can have potatoes only once a
week and also we have two meatless
days, besides our war bread, but the
people have plenty to eat. Potatoes
are really scarce, but the meatless
days cause Us no privation because
We generally have something even bet
ter to eat in fish or salads.
IT remember when the war bread
was first given US. It is very much
like our rye bread. 1t was so we'll
liked that 1t was always consumed
first. It is much better than the buns
we used to get that were made of
white flour.
England has ample hospital facil-
tiles now. We do not get many
American hospital supplies. l believe
that the most Of them go to France
where they are needed much more.
The men reach the hospital with.
in "a hours after they have been
wounded on the battle front Within
that time they are transported back OF
the lines, across the channel and to
London" said DR.. Minford, in telling
Of the work of the King George hos.
pital, where he has been working.
we get all kinds Of men. They
are English for the most part, but
among them are blacks. 1t is sur.
prising to find so many Americans
among the Canadian troops. They are
men who have crossed the border and
Joined the, Canadian army. On one
occasion, IN the course of a converse
ton, remarked to a man that had
been In Philadelphia. He.retorted that
he had been there for 20 years pre-
Tious to his enlistment IN this man
nsr We find that many Of the men
ara Americans. .-..l 80 -...--,.
.One Of the chief reasons why 80
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

Il developed today, when the quotas
for all the states were made public,
that Hawaii had oVerflIIed her allot-
nents In all branches Of the service
by 1894 men. This surplusage rem
dersd II that much easier for filling
Up requirements and the number was
assigned pro rata, thereby reducing
the grand fetal 10 be raised BY lottofy
On the basis of population Ha-
waits gross quota was 2403. Since
April 1, additional volunteers have
been recruited, making the total con-
tribution to the army Of the United
States up4to June 30, 1888, men, or
1884 more than It was required to
furnish. -
Surplus 10 Divided Il -:
It was this situation which con-
fronted officials when the allotment
Of quotas came to be figured out. To
each state and territory, In proper.
ton to its population, part Of Ha-
waits surplus was awarded.
In New York, more than 200 credits
were allowed, and 200 men Of those
registered there will not be called to
the colors with the first army, be.
cause Of the size Of the national guard
maintained by Hawaii.
The surplus further made 1t url-
necessary to hold a draft In Hawaii.
The drawing Of numbers and the ar
rangement Of eligible lists will be
omitted. In this regard Hawaii takes
the banner and seems destined to
hold It. .. IL
As q further reason for not draft.
ing, or calling out the national guard
in Hawaii, It Is being explained BY
officials here that these men In the
territory may be required at any time
for local defense purposes. It might
be necessary to repel q German raid,
or engage In some other form Of de-
fensive work. This reason Il now
advanced in addition to the former
explanation that labor conditions in
the territory might prevent the utilt
ration Of either the regulars or the
national guard. II was said today that
the heavy demand IN Hawaii for az
ricultural purposes made It unde-
sirable to depIete the male population
at this time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
INMATES OF PRISON
AND JAIL ARE TO BE
REGISTERED JULY 81

Convicts in the territorial prison
will be registered on Regfstrtion Day
by Sheriff William Jarrett, who has
been commissioned for this duty. The
inmates of the county Jail will like
wise be registered by William Pu-
nohu, the county jailer, and 1t is the
plan Of Deputy Sheriff Julius Asch
to have all those within the draft age
confined in the city prison on. July 81
brought to his office for registration.
.According to the draft law, convicts
are required 20 register for The min.
stary draft the same 6 any other
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
BERLIN REPORTS ReUT
OF RUSS IS COMPLETE
(Assocasted Press b. q. @. Naval 0onmun!
cation Seryica1 -:

(Assoctated Press b. q. Q. Naval 0onmunt
cation Seryica1 ----.
BERLIN, Germany, July 25.-The
rout of the Russian armies in east
ern Galicia seems complete and the
Teuton hordes are advancing unin'
terruptedly. Tsrnopol, Stanislaus and
Nadvorna are reported In the hands
of the Teutons, and the victorious
army is nearing Kuszacz. Kaiser WI.
helm is reported TO have witnessed
the repulse Of the Russian attack on
Tarnopol. r.
The Slav offensive south Of Car.
pathians has been definitely checked.
Violent artillery action continues on
the Flanders front and In Rumania,
but no infantry actions In force have
yet taken place.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

That portion Of the can which must
be removed in order to start imme-
diately with the construction Of aero
hangers will be harvested at once
probably by the Oahu Sungar Co.
Cane land which is not needed for
the hangers will be allowed to stand
as now until the crop is matured. The
hangers, four In number, are 100 feet
in length and will cover a consider
able area.
Iron is already here for them and
contracts have been let for the STEEL
Tomorrow surveyors will be sent to
the site to make deep water sound
ings and sketch a profile map Of the
shore line. Work on the structures
viii start in q week or 10 days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
GERMANS REPUL SED m.
SEVERAL HARD ATTACKS

(Associatsd Press By o. Q. Naval oenmnzi.
cation Bervice)
PARIS, France, July 26s-German
troops today made desperate efforts to
regain positions on California Plateau
but all attacks were repulsed with ter
rible losses to the Germans, their
ranks being decimated by the fire OF
countless machine guns and rifles.
General Pershing, commander Of the
American expeditionary force In
France, accompanied by Gen. Joffree,
visited the French front today, and
received the famous battalion Of Ohas.
seurs.
LONDON, Eng, July 25.-Success
full raids were made today by British
forces near Ypres.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
BIG WAR DEBTS j.
incline TEUTONs
TOPEACEPLANS
Leading Germans Admit Re.
suits of U-Boat Campaign
Slower Than Expected
lAssociatsd Press By o. s. Naval commuAS
cation Servieel

lASSOc1aeoQ SEo93 Dy W - A8S8 SOA4nAeAS
cation SefViee) 81 10y
BERLIN, Germany. July 25!-A cor.
respondent of the National Tidende. a
German newspaper, attributes the
ever-increasing accumulation OF war
debts as the principal factor in the
agitation for immediate peace that -
now sweeping through Germany.
Prominent Germans admit that the
results of the much-touted submarine
campaign are slower than planned for.
Won Hindenburg has confessed that
lack Of men prevents carrying out any
extensive offensive, despite the fact
that the Russians in Eastern Galicfa
have suffered a crushing defeat
Berlins look gaunt and hungry, but
healthy. Many of the children Of the
city have been sent TO the country
owing to shortage Of food stuffs. Vege-
tables have almost entirely disap.
peared owing to the drought only
lemons and onions being fairly plen-
tiful In the markets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
MAJ. HOWELL IS
CAMP INSTRUCTOR

Maj. Robert P. Howell, corps of
engineers, who left here Saturday on
the Sherman for San Francisco, will
be given duty as an instructor in a
training camp at Fort Leavenworth.
This Is the Information contained in
an order issued at Washington on
July II and recently received here.
r. Capt. W. e. r. Covell and Capt. P.
8. Reinecke, also Of the Sd Engineers,
Hawaiian department, have been as
signed to- the I'd regiment and the Sd
regiment, respectively.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
F. W. MILVERT0N LEAVES
LOCAL LAW FIRM; WILL.
PRACTISE ON MAINLAND

Attorney Fred W. Milverton has ne
signed as a member of the law firm
of Thompson, Milverton & Cathcart
and win locate in San Francisco
where he viii enter the private prac
tise of law. Mr.. MilEerton will leave
the firm at the end Of this month and
expects to sail for the mainland In
the steamer Maui on Agust 8.
He became associated with Attor
ney F. e. Thompson In February
1914. The present partnership was
formed in August, 1915, shortly after
John W. Cathcart resigned 40 city
and county attorney.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

-AXES collected throughout the
territory Of Hawaii for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1917, were
greater by $66o,114.73, or approx
mately 16 per cent, than those for the
year previous. This fact is shown
in reports made public today.
Total taxes for the year 1867 col.
lected in the territory were $4,3S2,-
$3.50. OF this amount Oahu paid
the greater portion, $2,47S,127.54.
Maui's contribution was $707, Sal S;
Hawaii's. $s05. 1883: Kauai's, $780,.
l0s.25. Ill. -->.s. IL
For the year ending June 50. 1916.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

PETRocRAp, Russia, July 25sPf
bring order out Of chaos on the ea6fsf
tencss on desertsrs and nautins6resTh
death penalty be imposed, and Gen. <
GaIleia campaign, mas ordered the ext
ere from the ranks. The premier has
Many extremists have sheen arrest.
ed. Commissioners who restored dis
cipline previous to the Gaiicians Of
fensive, have advised Kerensky that
fensiye have advised Kerensky that
out to those refusing to risk their
lives for the Fatherland and In the
cause of freedom"
Admiral Razyosoff has been placed
In command Of the Baltic navy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
LEASE OF FORD ISLAND SITE
FOR AERO POST IS ORDERED
War Department Approves Contract For Use
OFFS Acres; Four Hangers to Be Constructed;
Work to Start in 10 Days


the department. authorities here will
canelan on o Al
be
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
SHOW
VALUATION OF
s23l,92O, 900
Taxation Revenue for Fiscal
Year Ending June 80 Greater
BY $660,114 Than in 1916

Figures made public today at I
4 the office. Of the territorial treas 4
= urer show that assessed prop 4
y erty values In the territory dur 4
+ Ing the last year have jumped 4
y by approximately $25, 100000. 4
= The valuation placed for 1917
r 10 S231, 920,s1s; for 1916 II was
y $2oe, SIC, 22s. 4
+ BY islands the valuation Is
+ placed a. follows: Oahu, $115,- I
+ COS, $50; Maui, $43,713,1so; Ha-
y wall $50, 1851; Kauai, $22,41s,- 4
y 37s. 4
y In 1915 Il was as follows: 4
<Noahu, $1o1, 7eo,o14; Maui, $37,-
+ 527,25o; Hawaii, 45,4e5, ITO; IA. 4
\ uai, $22, 157,s55.
\ For 1915: Oahu, $e4, 564, 4o4; 4
4 Maui, $29,74e, $50; Hawaii, $34,- 4
+ 44o,361; Kauai, $17,s46,477.
+ For 1914: Oahu, $50, 775, COZ; \
+ Maui, $25,647,s41; Hawaii, $751; 4
+ 23s,2ss; Kauai, $15,s24, 1896. \
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
C. {. KELLOGG ESTATE
Is VALUED AT $1,000

/ A position was filed in circuit court
today asking that the Waterhouse
Trust Co. be appointed administrator
Of the estate of the late Claude e
kellogg. proprietor Of KeIlogg's Auto
shop, who was drowned recently while
fishing with q friend on the other
side OF this island. According to the
petition, the estate is valued at about
$1,000 r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
y. S. NEEDS 7 BILLION
FOR FIRST YEAR OF WAR

(Assoctsted Press by o. S. Naval Communt
cation Serviee)
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 25.-
For the first fiscal year of the war,
the, United States treasury depart
ment estimates that $1,000, 900, 900
VIII be required carry out the ma
val and military programs Of the ma
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

plane raids on London is that as soon
as an airship is sighted everyone runs
outside to watch the battle in the air.
Now that the raids are becoming
fiercer, however, the people are ex.
ercising more care"
The King George hospital is the
largest in London. DR.. Milford had
to leave it when he was called back
to his hospital in Korea. He is an
American while his wife is English.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

Mark Ferguson, IL year old boy,
won q green apple eating contest from
other children at Bedford, Ind. He
died later. Ill. =.ss..5
Mrs. Heinel, German woman, STEP
ped ont On the porch Of her home IN
'1iesE1 @ rpt up AZ American flag
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
LENINE TO Be
SHOT IF CAUGHT

ASSOCIATED Press BY o. s. Naval Communi-
cation Service)
NEW YORK, N. Y. July 25.-The
Russian information bureau here an,
nounces that TIE arrest of Socialist
Lenine has been ordered, and that If
convicted he will be shot as a spy.
Lenine is credited with being re
sponsible for much of the disaffection
among the troops and the dissemina.
ton of pro-German doctrines through
out the country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
ENGLAND FAR FROM STARVING, SAYS
MEDICAL MAN ARRIVED FROM LONDON

Enuiand eera" 10 not starving There shortage and
spesesdns 10 cutting off the supply Of eatabes"
lulu by Dr. w. H. Mnd returning
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
HUBER WORKS
OUT THEORIES
oEH|NDu PLOT
U. S. Federal Attorney Inclined
totBelieye Conspiracy Actiy-
tiles Which. May Involve
Local Germans Consisted Of
Funds and Supplies Here

y District Attorney 8. G. Huber 4
+ yesterday advised the local gov
y eminent intelligence bureau TO
4 wireless the proper offlcials In
y San Francisco that Geor1 Ro-
+ dick, former German consul here 4
y and a vIee-presIdent Of Il. Hack
y field & Co., was passenger
y aboard the steamer Manoa, which 4
\ left Honolulu July 10. II 10 IN
\ derstood that the message was 4
4 sent. Attorney Huber took this 4
y action after he was Informed by I
4 the Star.1uIIetIn Of the puhIiea- 4
y ton In the San Francisco Exam I
y liner Of the names Of George 4
y Roedeik" and ~. r. Schroeder" 4
y In the list Of additional persons 4
y indicted In connection with the 1
= Hindu plot.
$%$%<%$%$ = %%+%*<t
That Hawaii MAJ nave been thu
center Of minor, yet important, actiEi
ties in connection with the plot Il
foment an uprising In India, which Il
declared to have been financed By
pro-Germans and which was finally
barred by the federal secret service, Ii
one OF several theories drawn by U. S
District Attorney s. C. Huber from
the news published exclusively in thu
Star-Bulletin yesterday to the effec
that the names Of George Roedeik'
and III. r. Schroeder" are among the
list OF those indicted in San Francisco
for alleged connection with the plot.
In explaining his opinions, Attorney
Huber made 1t plain that it was mere
ly theory, asserting, however, thai
such activities might have been quie
ly carried on here. He mentioned NJ
names.
Whether the George Roedeik" who
was indicted in San Francisco is
George Rodiek, a vice-president Of H
Georg Rodiek, a vice-president Of H
waiian Sugar Planters Association and
former German consul here, is still
q matter Of conjecture, yet the SINH
larity in the names has created con
siderable comment about the city
Still another matter Of conjecture is
whether H. r. Schroeder" is H. A.
Schroeder, an employe of Hackfeld &
Continued on page two)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

-Four hundred partially completed
canoes, owned by the Old Town Cauoe
COMPANY, we're DESTROYED In = store.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25
RUSSIAN WOMEN BATTLE huns
VALIANTLY At kREvO SECTOR
IN EFFORT TO STEM ADVANCE
Premier Kerensy in Desperate Effort to Check Dsoroanza
ton of Russ Forces, Orders Extreme Penalty inflicted on
Deserters and Mutineers-German Advance in Galcia
Continues Unchecked :.

PETRoGRAp, RusA nseelxsd hsrs today tels Of
the Partispation Of tbe wensrs +pstk btsion having
ss win glory IN thsir not FsutsS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

pnler kernesky 10 endeavorlnq to
e eaiieia battie front by Drastic sen
ere 10 q general agitation that the
ernllof, % command Of the eastern
RENE penalty % be visited on desert.
civens hiS sanction.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-25

Continued on page two)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

vnirc, "bu, YOU see part NJ Jack. creed
IL that people who are engaged should
have no secret, from each other, 40 he
hs, told me all ahou, his suffering
when ho returned aud found you mar
rIcd"
Jacks nvrrtrslned conscience will b.
the death oi him some day" returned
shortly, Tor | wa, really very angry at
my cousin Tor making ~ untactiul q
revelation TO hls little flnncee, And |
can assure you tina, hc deceived him.
sell az to hi, feeling For instance, he
sas never cslous II me. II wouldn't
have worried him II twenty principals
had entrusted him with their most i'm.
por'ant work,
And now am going 10 send you to
bed" | flushed, rising and slipping IVY
arm around her, "You need gooi
sleep more than anything else, and IN
warrant you'll wake up thinking better
~ lack lio needs a good old fash.
loned seoldirg more than anything else,
! Imagine, and ! believe that shall ad
mlnlsluf It the next time see him
"You are 80 good To me, Madgc She
said gratefully 81 am tired, but !
don't know whether | shall bo able to
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

alive they must keep it dead hav,
my order,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

600 lack had some reason for his
y jealousy after all"
regretted the tactlcSS little
speech as soon as had made i, How
! ever permitted it to pass my lips |
don, know Katherine famed in an
instant
That IS most unjust, and unlike YOU.
Margaret she said hea,cdly Jack
never knew anything Of the matter a,
all !, was something tha, only MH.
Bralthwaltc and knew Even Doctor
Brai'hwalte himself. | am convinced.
didn't realize what he was dong lacks
jealousy is based only on his own mag
iningS, and his resentment OF the fact
that the work OF the hospital unit, which
am doing for Doctor Bralthwaite here,
takes So much Of my time.
Forgive me" pleaded sincerely
and believe that ! had no thought Of
blame for you IN my speech II simply
occurred TO me that Il Jack had noticed
Doctor Bralthwaltc'S unusual interc,,
IN YOU he would he very unlike other
men II he weren't Jealous"
Katherine pm, her hand over mine in
loving little clasp
Don't mind me" said she. trcmu
lousy I'm getting TO he regular
vinegar cruet with all this worry The
work have on hand IS heavy enough
ior two women, although I'm glad and
proud 90 he entrusted with il. And
then Jack is behaving like regular
bear II he would get smashirgly angry
now and thrD and he sunny IN the mean
time ! wouldn', mind ~ much. Nv, his
face is like tombstone all the time,
and he hA, the most martyr -,icd.tu the
stake ait
"Do you know, MNdgc. really II
thought tha, was his real Temperament,
and that he would he apt to keen ,hl,
sort ot thing up all our lives. | don,
believe I'd dare to marry him. much a,
love him Tell nc you have known
lack FROM childhood, Is ,hi, sort u
thing his natural Disposition
"why MOI"
why uow I stammcrcd. an,lou, ~
put my brother cousin In the hes, llght
possible and yet To tell the truth con.
rernlng him Hes vety intense, and
has rIp,d almost purillnlral sense
I II right and wrong, bat I've never no
ii,ed any jealousy In his nature
could hardlyludgc oi that though" /
added. "ior he wasn't IN love with me
We were brought up together like
brother and sister YOU know
am afraid the word, wcto not con
ylnclngly uttered, Tor even as they leil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

honor OF Col John Ihry,uc, New
Yorker. who commanded detachment
IN the assault on Queenstown Heights,
Canada. Oct |. 1878
Forsyth street commemorate, Lieut.
Col Benjamin Forsyth a Norlh Caro-
hna soldier who took par, N the Ca.
madam campaign and later va, killed
in battle with the Indians tldrdgc
street hunorS the memory ot Lieut.
Joseph { EldridGe, who was dstu.
gulShcd for bravery at Stoucy creek
wounded at Fort George and finally
killed by the Indians IN upper Canada
Allen Street is named for William
Henry Allen. who was an officer under
Decatur on the irlgatc United States
Ludlow streets recalls memories of one
Of the greatest naval battles ot the war
oi 1872. the engagement between the
Chesapcakc andthe British ship Shan.
non. IN which Capt James Lawrence
and his abcst lieutenant, Augustu, &
Ludlow, lost their lives.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

my lip, my memory flashed back so the
time when lack had come hnck from =
wear. work IN the wild, NJ South
America, not Knowing that ! had been
married during his absence. The i'm.
FASHIONED declaration " love long sup
pressed which he had poured into my
ears n, that memorable dinurf We hal
together, aud the agony ! had seen on
hi, face when told him wa, married
were not things 10 be- forgotten
Vet had ma lualms " conscience
In telling Katherine that Jack hadn't
been in love with me, Tor II was my
sincere belief hc had deceived himself
@, 10 MI, affection for me, thn, because
= uur long association and the fact
that hc had never known any other
virl ultimately, he had imagined his
heart ~ be broken when he found me
married That his mccIng with kaih.
crime had taught Jack Nj, mistake
quickly / had abundant evidence, hut
my eye, fell before the knowledge In
her eyes a. she looked at me.
"isnt There Something"
"lrs good oi YOU tn ny lo make NE
believe that sho sald, and ! ianeicd
there wa Just a tIugc Vt Irony In hor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Lessons in Lamp Shade Makin&

Of o
TO
be the oor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Making No Bones About H.

The towfs champion liar had Just
fallen on the pavement and they had
carried him to the corner drug store
and called the doctor A few minutes
examination revealed the fact that hi,
leg had been broken Rcgalnng con
NclousncsS, he asked The doctor "How
IS IT, doc2 Am hurt pretty bad ?"
"Well,' returned the medical man.
It might be worse, hut think that you
have broken your ibula
"Oh no. doc" groancd the injured
one "dont say that" And he ,wooned
away, never To revive Chicago Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

sleep or not Tell me first, dear isn't
there something troubling you tooI
Your face looked strained tonight"
At her question there rushed over me
the full realization of my own worries.
my anxiety over the terrible prediea-
ment OF my father, my terror OF Mrs
Allis, who, for all | knew, might even
now he lurking somewhere in tho
shadows outside. But there was no
help which katherine could give me,
Nonsense I" | returned with as fins
an air " nonrhalance a' ! could man,
aye I've no worries that gooi
night, sleep won't cure.
(Cupyright)