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New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Famous RancOcas Stock
Farm at Jobstown Sold
Racing Man Gets Property of
the Late Pierre Lorillard
i'm New Jersey

Pease & Gilman have sod for Mrs
Lily A Livingston the we'll known old
Rancocas Stock Farm to prominent
racing man. who has mp'oyed Wi liam
A. Myer as superintendent The prop
erty consists Of about 1,400 acres, and
is a very picturesque combination Of
woodland and field. with several large
lakes. 1t is situated at Jobstown, Burl
inpton County, n. J.
The property was purchased in 1878
by the late Pierre Lorillard and rep
resents an outlay of more than S2,00O,-
coo. 1t has extensive stab es, large
race track and an English game pre-
serve we'll stocked with deer, wild duck.
pheasants and partridge. Rancocas
Farm has for many years been the
home Of some of the most noted horses
in this country.
When Mr. Loril ard died, in 1901, he
wi led the farm to Mrs. Livingston, who
has continued to race the horses which
were bred on the place. The property
has been held at $750,000 and was sold
completely equipped.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

367 Broadway Corporation, Hyman
Sonn. president. The store, basement
and sub-basement are under long-term
lease to the Holtz & Freystedt Res
taurant and Wine Company. which in
turn leases the corner store to the
French. Shriner e. Urner Shoe Com
pany. Pos ession Of the lofts can be
rad on February l. 1920. Carter, Led
yard & Milburn were attorneys for TIE
sellers. while Stoddard & Marks repre-
sented the purchasers. The building is
on a site 50xl50, at the northwest
corner of Franklin Street.
Brown Takes Another Loft
Frederick Brown has bought from
Michael Wiclandt IL We Seventeenth
Street, twelvestory loft building on
pot 3Ox92. near Fifth Avenue. Charles
J. F. B'hlen was tie broker.
Trust Co. Sells on Broadway
The Cross & Brown Company has
sold for the United States Trust Com
aAy to Max w SIS 4,3 Broadway.
through to "a Mercer Street, between
Grand and Broome streets, an eight
story loft building, on plot 26.Sx2OO.
Mrcer Street Loft Buyer
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold for Anton l.. Trunk to Marie
Kahrs client Of Eugene Sharum, the
eight-story freproof building at 1873
Mercer Street. covering a plot 30x7l.
Mr.. Trunk. who was the seller made a
number Of substantial purchases in
this district several years ago through
the Charles F. Noyes Company.
Broadway Buildings Leased
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for Eugene Higgins the building
at AGA and 1926 Broadway to Samuel
ko' n. also for Mitchell & Mitchell the
building at 442 Broadway to A. Lu-
basch.
Sale in Washington Street
William H. Whiting & Co.. in con-
junction with Walter F. Sherwood, have
sold for Grace M. Lane the four story
building at 2571a Washington Street.
twentythree feet north of Murray
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
REAL ESTATk
NESTCHESTER COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL. PELHAM
WInICIfE,,YEH COllNry.


rs 7 rs ms .,aliy 81 ...iuules iron New York.
HIGH CLASS GENTLEMAN'S HONE
About one acre IA rooms. bat. -, all
the latest provenents. Scar garage.
with apt. OF x orns and hath. Price $40, 900.
ONE or THE BEST SECTIONS-Stucco.
10 rooms, batts, steam h. at, garage:
screens and glass inclosed p.sonas; po.
l25N10o. s25.00r
LOCATION OF KEFI>EM rooms,
baths exceptionally built. artistically
arrans ed |. rous OFT. saragc for cars;
shade and fruit trees. s32.500.
ideal OFT EK-N, W house. rooms and
bath. Immediate possession. garage; lot
66AsO; best of material used throughout.
HOME OF ATTRACTlON-14 rooms. a
baths, every Improvement. garage; shade
EXCELLENT HOME--One acre. % rooms,
bat s. open fireplace. sun parlor.
sleeping porches; newly painted and dec
q a., garage $2s.pvn terms.
WELL CONSTRUCTED. excellent work
manshir. new duplex house. all improve
nents. ideal section. verandas aAo sleep
ins porcfes. $4,000
INCOME PROPERTY Hollow tile AMI
stucco, family apartments. we'll built
hardwood hniso throughout: hot waite,
heat. rira~e s9s. 600
BURKE STONE, Inc.
PELHAM NYW YORK.
TEL. 1913 PELHAM.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Physician Among Investors
In Bronx Apartment Buyins

Flv Moran and Irving '. Levine have
resold to Dr. Lear the southwest cor
ner Marion Avenue and l99th Street,
fivestory apartment, on plot 50xl00
Daniel II. jackson has resold Oil In
tervale Avenue, at the northwest cor
ner Of Beck Street, ive-story apart
ment, on p OF 67x80 to a Mr.. Abrams
througN Jacob Levy.
Ely Ma-an has bought the five-story
apartment at 291 East 1924 Street, on
plot 44x115.
Maurice Kastriner has sold for the
A. Aren't Company the two fve-story
apartments at 1851 and 1855 East 165th
Street on plot 39x1OO each.
J. j. Donovan has SO d for Mrs. Lii
lian Hof the two apartment louses at
865 East lSlst Street and S62 Hornaday
Place to Mrs Margaret D. Brown
Clement H. Smi has sold for Mary
c. Murphy the three-famly house at
9lS Bryant Avenue; for Thomas Daily
the two two-family hou es ut 2l60 and
2l66 Washington Avenue, and for Miss
Kate j. Tunney the two-family house
at 2159 Washington Avenue.
Samuel Singer has So for John J
Ryan the trees ory brick dwelling at
2305 Creston Avenue to John II. Helm
key.
a. G. Bechmann has sold for a client
1850 Lowell Street to Jacob Fermag-
lch
NJ Nasanowitz & Son have sold for
NJ. Boyapian to Mr.. Blicher 986
Rogers Place a three story dwelling
on plot 30x94x irregular
j. Girschbaub has bought from Ida
Ber'inger, of California. the two-fam-
lily house, on lot 25xl00, at 1901 Edge
'v"-Nr Road F.. j. Feuerbach was the
broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Fred F. French Buys Senff
Realty at Northwest
Corner as Site for Six
tecn Story Building
s2,5OO,OOO Investment
Bnver's Company TO Occupy
Several Floors; Trust Co.
After Street-Level Space

Fred F. French signed contracts yes
terday for the purchase of the north
vest corner Of Madison Avenue and
rortv-frst Street rs site for a SIX
;een story building. 2 good part Of
gh;ch wi house the Fred F. French
Company. architects hui ders ard en-
cheers. II is estimated that $4,000
400 will oe invested in land and build
ing
Lawrence. Bake & Jewel, newcomers
in the fie d as corporation, negotiated
the deal The estate of Charles H
senf is the seller The property meas.
ares SO feet on Madison Avenue and
Is feet on Forty-frst Street; four
story building ard dwelling changed
slightly TO accommodate trade stand
~ the corner.
Realty History Recalled
Sa'e OF the corner reca Is Cd real
estate history. Back in the days when
George F. Johnson and his associates
in the 80 East Forty y-second Street
Building Company were accumulat
ing the site of the 80 East Forty
second Street building. on the
southwest corner of Madison Avenue
and Forty second Street. the owner
Of the Forty frs. Street corner was
approached by a real estate man
Who with no display of eagerness sug
was not disarmed by the craft of the
broker
lie had suspicious that particular IN
-erest wa being Given to adiacerc
property and be did not want to lose
an opportunity to get his price. john
son war.cd the conner but at ais
prce The TWO could rot agree so the
construction of the big Building was
reld m IN the hore tat the dwelliog
ownor world back down.
Freezing Game" Did Not Work
The reezing game" as brokers
Nr. 10 on cceeded in getting only
part OF h Madison Avenue frontage.
the plan being to secure the entire
block front. SeNera attempts wer'
have beer made to buy the corner to
urever, is Improvement, but the price
vas never right.
Build. ng Ready Next Fall
The Frene. Company Building VIII
be ready next fall.
Tie company viii use, for its Offices
several OF tle upper n0ors OF IT.
idire 4 well known trast COM
p-ay is negotiating for the store. base
uast AMI second 9oor The balance
1lild.rs Wi. be leased on Ions
lrm leases 10 responsible firm IN 81.
ecred lines % bus ness who VIII each
use ere CT mora entire floors.
The lcs str etures to the north and
ae Of the premises arc under twenty
aa> year lea es thus irsur.ng permar-
ea. iir rom the fourt1 floor up or
III four sides OF the building.
G aries s. McN eight represented the
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
S. W. Straus & Co. Acquires
Proposed Hotel Linnard

The eighteen story Hotel Linnard, to
be erected on the east block front OF
Park Avenue, between Fiftyhrst and
Fifty streets, has been acquired
by S. w. Straus g. Co. The hotel is to
be from plans by Warren e. Wetmore
and its construction for Mr.. L nnard
was financed by the Straus company.
Purchase of the properly, recent! ar
ranged in Los Angeie-, Cal.. is part o
a transaction wh.cA involves the Cali
fornia and Alexandria hotels in that
city, the Belvedere in Santa Barbara
and the new Ambassador in At.ant C.
City. The cost of construction OF the
Linnard, with the land, has been esti-
mated at $l0,O00,000. The Straus cor
pany underworld an issue OF 5000, 900
6 per cent first mortgage amortized
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
[. Z. Thomas Buys a Home
Standard Oil Company Official
to Live at Scarsdale

Prince & Ripley Inc. have sold for
Harlow D. Savage his property or
Drake Road, in the Heathcote section
Of Scarsdale, consisting OF about eight
acres with an English style house, TO
L. l. Thomas Of the Standard Oh
Company.
Prince & Ripley also sold the estate
o. William J. Moore, at Elmsford con
lie and stuc0D he use, to Edward 7.
kennard pre- ,ent of the New York
Machinery Exchange and for Lewis
johnson his home at Young and
Washington Avenue, Pelhamwood, to
Courtlandt Palmer Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Demand Grows Greater
For City Private Homes
BUYERS Offer Attractive Prices
for Houses; Sale of East
86,h Street Dwelling

Pease G. Gilman have sold fer J. J.
Nazero the four-story and basement
dwelling at 72 East Eighty sixth
Street, on plot 20x65x1O0, to a buyer
for occupancy.
Albert B. Ashforth has sold for Arba
D. Faxon, Ill East Thirty eighth
street, four-story and ba ement
dwelling. on plot 20x9s.9. to Beverley
R. Robinson. who occupies the hous@
c aries M. Rosenthal has sold $40
and 672 West End Avenue, five-story
dwelling, on lot l7xlO0 each.
NJ. Nasanowitz & Son have sold TO,
N. Royapian to Mr.. Blcher, 9SS Roger
Place, . three-story dwelling, on lot
@Ox94xirregular.
sawson & Hobbs have sold for
Wright D. Co.'s 548 West Hath Street
to the Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity. It
is a fve-story American basement
dwelling. on lot 20x1OO.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
sold for Mrs. Elizabeth Nee. Turner
he fvestory dwelling at 94 Park Ave-
nue. on lot 2Ox100.
The Houghton Company has sold to
a client of Huberth & Huberth the
three story dwelling at 322 West
Eighty seventh Street, on lot 20x1OO2,
FIR Anna S Wofson.
james Henry has sold for the Emf.
grant Saving Bank the dwelling, on lot
1S.sxl00 at 56 East 123d Street
Ernest 7 Fower has sold for Mrs
Eva Phiprs 218 West 122d Street. a
three story dwelling, on 10. 15x1oo
Daniel H. Jackson has sold to Anna
3. II. mans 40 West 127th Street q
hree story dwelling. on lot 18x100.
Ernest T. Bower has re old for Mrs.
Katherine L. Minife the two three
'+~ry dwellings at 232 and PAP West
t230 Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
RcdfeId TO Become Banker
Former Cabinet Member Enters
New York Partnership

William C. Redfeld, former Secre-
tary Of Commerce, is 10 become an in
vestment banker. On December 10 he
will become partner of II F. wilson
who has been engaged in the security
business for fifteen years. and aev
firm will be known as Redfeyd & viii.
son. II will be at so Broad Street.
Besides buying and selling seeurities
the new firm, i was announced. Wi
spec alze also in reorgarizations. con
solicitations of golny concerns, and ere
alton of new industrial and public util
ity securities.
Before entering President Wilson's
Cabinet in 1913 Mr. Redfeld had beer
merchant and manufacturer TO,
many years.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Col. MacCleary's New Home
Ruvs Wornraih Colonial House.
af Pelham He;uhts

Colonel Lee G. Mac cCleary has bought
through Fish & Marvin from the estate
Of Frederick H. Womrath the Colonial
residence en- Corlies Avenue at Pelham
Heights. The property was held at
$4,000.
The brokers also sold for Mrs. Myrtle
G. Johns her stucco house on Harmon
Avenue at Pc hamwood with one acre
Of land. to j. A. Hughes; for Miss Ade
aide Winthrop her residence on May
new Avenue, Larchmont Park, to F. f.
Pleasonton. of Sharon, Penn, and for
c. 7. Willis seven lots on Willow Ave
nue, Larchmont Manor, to A exander
Netfert. who will bui on them.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

linton AZ: Dec :; atty. c r Kelley. iss
Nessau 1t. st........-....... and 800
LOTS to 10. Blk s: lot 3o. Blk 81: lot
wald: els w f37th St Corp to United
Land Deveiopm. MT Co; Oct 2t; atty Kent
X. 1870 Broadway ................S
LOTS is and 20 map Martin schrsnk
lor Bldg Co. 824 Morris av; April 81
atty. VIM A Taylor, S24 Morris NV. .sieo
LONGFEl.LOw Av. 1884, e .. 25xI00, Aus
tin Corbin and ano TO Abr Drsier. es
Sheriff st: Nov 10: atty. Max Silvers,ein.
800 Broadway ...................S 600
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Anheuser.Busch Brewers
Sell Brooklyn Property

Joseph P. Day has sold at private
sale for the AMI user Busch Brewing
Association Of St. Louis 43l to 44S
Atlantic Avenue, running throurh to
43o State Street. near Nevins Street
Brooklyn, large plot with a frontage
Of 1856 feet on At antic Avenue, with a
fcur-story brick and stone factory
building, two-story and ba' ement
rear bui' ding and a one story garage
The purchaser is the Ex-Lax Manu-
featuring Company. Henry F. Me son
was associated as broker with Mr.. Day
in this deal.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
FiUe Neac Tteaters
For Long Acre Section

FIVE theaters are to be erected on
Forty eighth and Fo~ty-ninth streets
Just west Broadway They will
De built as soon as builders can get
started. Plans for the structures
were fled yesterday with the build
ing. superintendent by Edward Mar
gulies, who said that the group will
est at least 100000. They will be
'oeated at 2l9 to 225 West Forty
sighth Street, 224 to 23s West Forty.
ninth Street, 215 to 223 West Forty
ninth Street, 225 to 23l West For
ty-,'n-b Street and 233 to 237 West
Forty-ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Old Vanderbilt Homestead
To Be Stores and Offices

Offices and stores soon will replace
the two old dwellings at ia and ll6
Lexington Avenue, between Twenty
seventh and Twenty eighth Streets, Il
plot 40x77. E. A. Turner as broker
sold them yesterday for John Wander
bilt to client. who will make the
changes. The Vanderbilts have owned
the property since 1853 and for many
years the property was the family
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Corporation to
Build Showroom in BROOKLYN

Howard e Pile & Co have sold 1850
and 1471 Bedford Avenue. northeast
cocner of Sterling Place, to the Stude-
baker Corporation of America. These
buildings are to be razed to make way
for two story automobile showroom
building. 64xlo3. The building will be
ready next May.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
F.ederic's" Buys ON 5ill Az.

The six-storv building at COS Fifth
VERNE. On q 10, Z5xl00- near Forty
a'' s.sect. Las been sod by J Fred
ack k-snacnar. IS executor of the
ste or Mary s Kernochan, to Fred.
-c's.' the ieweier. who plans at the
Ao.rutlc4 81 present leases 10 alter
Ls building and cccury the store and
.er. # lie uppe4 pyr.icn of the 6aiid-
H. TIE p pert. va Uttered from
. residence few wears az and has
hesn he'd s5CO.0o0 The new owner
z NV at 81. Fifth Avenue Thomas
: OReily and the Ogden & Clarkson
Company Nere the brokers' IL the sale.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Lis Pendes,s
sianhattnn

Mlnh4ltFnN
18th ST. 333 w Ada Cobarn agt Clare
Mclean 81 81 taulcE1e} toreclos or mtg
attys Beals & Nicholson
FULTON ST. 2is, 2o7. ts2 Kingsbrides
rd cor i76th 81 HxIlxs3.i. Is7tf
at y 270 " Wa3sworth av 2sV9t.le
Broadway cor Hillside - z~l0 80
Saeruian av. 1906. Ioi. Ella L. C;oldsticiei
agt Martha oldst;ck~r - Al tpartitiont
attys Moss, Marcus Il Wells.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Montclair House Buver

George Seymour mas sold TO John A.
Heod his res .dence on Erwin Road
b a-c'ar =. j. containing ten rooms
two baths. throl gh the Frank
ese- Taylor Company, If Montcair.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
downtown .

BRYANTAv, 9. 1870 w 17+th ct. 75xioo
Ec~msn bias Go TO LAYERS @ Mtge Co.
atty. La LAWYERS y T & CO. l6o bway ss oSo
l65D ST -37 East. W G and av. 95.2X
55 Boston Road Constr Co to chai
Funck. g. 20 Decatur av. pr mtge $4,000
Dec 4: 10 yrs. . c. atty. G Frey, 342s
TINToN Az. so4. :, lsx15; Gustav can
I; yrs 5 IA p c. atty. Title Guar & T
Co. I7s Bway ............-.... s4 400
SANE ~ Far sEor s,s sane TO RI asph na1s nse
t:a yrs c. atty. Title Guar 7 CO CO
RIcnAapsoS :p fWss Av. 4sai 3. s. lots lots
Amelia Gabel to Frank Mans, ss3 Mel
rose av; Dec 3; vrs 6 p c. atty, Law
4o.Sxlco. 2 mtges, eacn $1,000: Israel
Mandel to Hannah Corn. $50 Riversi le
Or, Driye: We Dec :, PAL yrs; Toy G a'ty' oo,
RYER Av. sooe. s. lexlos. Abr Adler
stein sno Nov 70 Mss ss c9"sn: yns 80 RlSec
at,ys. Davis & D. 81 Chambers st. s.. TOO
BECK ST. s3s, $, s7.3xloo; Morris Esk
Witt ano TO Beck 5, Rea,ty sl-y sao' CO. nss ,ss
l: instals. c: ATTY. Ettingsr .
WISE Av. 1921. $. s5vlOo; Beat ice
Hecht g. ano TO Louis Feig. I+2l Vyse
av; pr mtge $4,000; De- /: 4 yrs s 2
atty. G & T Co. i7s Bway s., ooo
RITTER PL, si4 3 3. 2oxs5li; Jennie
av Dec 3: yrs, 6is p c. atty. r G &
Co. 17s Bway .........:- ...-. 5000
SAME PROPERTY; Rose Newbe-g anc
TO Jennie Hackney 555 135th st. pi
ntge 5000: Dec 3: instais, ~ c
atty. @ & T Co. IFS Bway 49,. 81. ooe
s35TH ST l3s e. 25xioo; Jasttna
Dorm g. ano TO Louisa y Rosrenberg
/ s52 l7sth st Dec 3 instals. 5ia p c
! atty. G & T Co. 17s Bway IS. Oo'
/ LONf;FELIoW Av. 143s, 3. 35x122.G
(, Hannah Rte ;leer TO Cecilia Bassone
143s Longfeilow az; Dec 3. yrs 5 !. c
atty. Z q & CO. l7S Bway. II, ,Qos
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fivcis staple. % We nnd over q large portion
~ ne en<t territory a thin @nbstrafum Of Finno-
Ufsia,s. who are Of western Asia;ic origin. and
carr, with them varying traces Of Monaghan adj
mixture. (2) The southern portions Of Russia from
remote times constitute . broad avc.uc for the
movement Of Asiafic peoples IN a westerly dirce-
ton. These peoples are partly Of lraninn, hut IN
the main OF Turko' Tartar derivation; and the
Iurko- TartArS like the Finno-U erinns are mixed
peoples. partly white and partly Monsolians. Their
influence. both racial and cultural on the countr.
and rs people y marked and IN a measure persists
even 20 the present day. go Along the Baltic we
hnd Finnish tribes IN the north end Lithuanians,
probably Of mixed Slavic and Scandinavian eompo-
sition. farther ~southwnrd and westward. 90 All
the rest OF the great region Is Slav. Polish IN the
west. Russian In the center and eastward.
n - cmincnfly true that Russia v essentially a
Slas vountry, which today Is equally true OF
Siberia and IN a large measure even OF the Cat
casus. IN Central Asia the Russian element u still
considerably exceeded bs the Turko- Tariars. From
the anfhropological standpoint. the Russian stock y
well developed, virle. resistant. and full Of potcn
tial force. II may truly be said 10 be the great
human reserve Of the European population. n IL
has not advanced IN culture as much a. the west
ern and southern European nations. the causes "
contemplated imparsially are seen 20 have been
not inherent or racial, but geographic and cireum-
s%tantial. II must not be forgotten that Russia by
acting from is inception a. the buffer between the
rest Of Europe aud Asia. and by becoming later
the principal cheek Of the Turk, has deserved the
deep gratitude o. the more western and NOR, favor
ably situated nations.
What win be- Russia fnturef Perhaps the
antbropologis; may attempt TO predict where others
would hesitate.
The Russian Slavs taken collectively. count to-
day over one hundred millions, and they are in
crcasing yearly by the excess Of births over deaths
by 100000. This rate Of increase Is greater than
thet Of any other people in Europe except some
Of the other branches Of the Slavs, and with the
mass Of the people belonging 10 'ae conservative,
simple lived rural population. cannot be expected
20 become much reduced in the near future Sucl,
a rate Of increase Of this otherwise strong and able
portion Of the white stock. means a biological mo-
mentum which in the end must prevail over oil OPP.
position. Russia can not but have a future com.
mensurate with her potential powers.
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Tomorrow

IN the sth Of June, In 1910, Louise
II de u vsllierc died AZ the car
mellte Convent ir the ruc II
Jacques. Paris. Aadamoisslls de Ia
Nalliere was the mistress OF Louis
XIV. she held the position for love
and not for ambition, and In an age
when great ladies' schemed and IN
trigued TO gain the doubtful honor
Of being mistress to their sovereign,
Ia Naiiiere felt deeply the shame o.
her position. She bore the king three
children. and when she was aupplant-
ed in his affections BY Ma lame de
Montespan she sought refuge IN q
convent. where sue remained for thif.
ty-fve years until her death ln i1io.
In 1919 on the sth Of June, HunniH
the chapel master 10 Queen Elizabeth.
died and left his last will and tesla
ment Ia the form Of a rhyme
To God my soul ! do bequoath, be-
cause IA 10 Ills own,
My body 10 be laid IN grave where 20
my friends hest known
Executors ! will none make, whereby
great strife may grow,
Hecauss the goods hat ] shall leave
Will not pay all ! owe
In 1895 on the 6th o. June, the Rov-
eminent OF France. rcEcindcd - rec
IGNITION % the Confederaey a. bellis-
srents. A. the heRinnig % b 'ivil
Wal France, Influenced by Louis Ma
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ssIrHiNK IN run over to the smii.
Ina Pool. exclaimed Peter hab-
BIT. Il haven't beer there Tor
nume time. 20 III Just ran over and
pay my respects TO u~randfather prog
and lledwinE she niackhlrd ned.
wing M one OF the first birds TO ar
rive this year. and I've neglected him
sh~amefully."
on Peer started. npperty. lipperty
lip Tor me smiiing fool he kspt
clu@e 10 the cdss of the Green fOr
ct until he reached the place where
the Laughing hrook comes out ON
ia way 20 the smillrE fool in tho
Green Meadows. bushes and YOUNG
trees grew along b Laughing hrook
Nd this point, and the rround was sort
In places 10 was quite muddy. leter
doesn't mind settlus his feet damp
- he hoDpsd alonE carclenely, Prom
under HE very nose aomethins shot
into the air with a whistlinG sound
a startled Peter ~ that he stopped
short ~ith his eyes poppiug out OF
his head lie cauEht lust a glimpse
af . brown form disappearing over
the tops Of some tall bushes. Then
a had forgotten an about my friend
Longhiii the Woodcock. Tie scared
me for a second
Then o are even" said q voice
close At hand. for you scared him
saw you coming. hut L%ongblll
didn't."
Peter turned quickly. There was
Mrs Woodcock pcepine At him from
behind a tussock q rrarn Il didn't
mean 20 scare him ~apoiogiEed Peter
n really didn't mean 20 Do you
think he was Yer, much scared
Not too scared to come back.
an, way." said langbiil himself. drop
ping down Just ln front OF Peter. u
scornised vou Just a. was dlsar
pearing over the tops o. the bushes
- came riahf hack. when very
young I ienrned thai when startled u
ward whether or not mere ~ rear
LANCER am glad u - 70 one nut