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Miv Cornela Pilling, daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. John Filling and Donald y.
IIorsey of Pbiadclphia. formerly Of
Dover, viii he married ~ $50 O'Clock ,hi.
evening IT Newark New Century Club,
whern a reception Will follow. Friends
ceremony will be used
The bridal party vll eonss, "a Mrs
g. A. Taylor of Philadelphia, sister II the
bride, Matron If honor Mies Edith Spencer
Of Newark. cousin Of the bride, maid of
honor. Miss Helen w. Iloscy Of Dover,
sister ri the groom, and Mas Anna T..
Lippincott, of Philadelphia, bridesmaids.
The groofn's bcst man viii be
his brother, Harold W. fiorsey Of
Dover, and the iisbers, Ernest
G. Wilson Of Wilmington, Harold e..
Grier. of Milford John g. Pierpon Il
Wilmington, g. A. Taylor Of Philadelphia
and DR. X. Roberts Greenfield a New
Haven, Conn.
The couple are well known among the
younger social set of the State MIss
pilling for several years has been secretary
to Professor ". Laurence Smith, dean II
Delaware College Mr.. Horaey graduated
from Delaware two years ago. While
in college he played on the baseball and
teams. He n nov connected
with the Philadelphia branch of The
Federal Reserve Bank They will live IN
Philadelphia after wedding tour
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FEED FELLOWS INSTALLATION.

Laurel, Oct o,-Grand Patriarch Oscar
II. Sunbere, accompanied by Grand High
Priest W. j. NoClain and Grand Marshal
j. RAYMOND Blackistnn. of Wilmington,
paid an official visit 10 Sussex Encamp-
ment No. 4. l. O. q f of this town.
Thursday evening and installed the fol-
lowing officers. Chief Patriarch, William
] Studlev; high priest, Roger II WaTd
senior warden. William 7. Bennett
Junior warden. Prank u Snman; scribe.
Walter II. Smith, treasurer, Victor G.
Kitchens guide. William NJ Hearn. frat
watch Willard S Holt, second watch.
Charles A. Hastings third watch, viii
liam NJ White fourth watch. + Clayton
King, first guard Of the tent. T. d Old
field; second. George II Otwell inside
sentinel. | John Collins; outside sentinel /,
John 7 Nelson.
Following the installation a collation.
was served at Dicks restaurant.
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LAUREL wOMEN'S PROGRAM.

Laurel Oct. AT the first meeting
of the season, the Woman'E New Century
Club Of Laurel announced the program
for the coming winter months this week.
as follows
Oct 4. Report from State Federation,
box luncheon, Mrs. l.. Ray Otwell; IL,
current events collection OF dues. Mrs.
j G. Hearn: Is. household economies,
Mrs. Elijah NJ Collins; .. education,
NIrs Fred J. Morton
November |, health. Mrs. J Roscoe
Elliott: :. Bible study. Mrs Harvey NJ.
Phillips: Is arts and crafts, Mrs. X. :.
Phillips; -. thanksgiving, Mrs. Lawrence
r. Riggin; %, current events, Mrs. J.
Carlton Hcarnc
December (. GIVES. Mrs J. Osborne
\dams, IL. ~. %. no program announced.
January 3, business meeting; 10. social
sdrvicC. Mrs Granville II RaCon: IL.
current events. Mrs. J Carlton Hearne; :;
p, literary day, Mrs. Joshua Marvll; 81.
reception evening
February :. book review, Mrs Willard
L Deputy, IA, Valentine party, Mrs.
Robert II Waller. 81 'Remlniscencc of
Washington Mrs. John " Fooks; 2S,
musical. Miss Jennie Marvi
March e. Health. Mrs J. Roscoe Elliott !;
l3. travel day. Mrs Raymond Farlow. +.
20, household economies. Mrs. Elijah
NJ. Collins; %. birthday Of club Mrs- }.
{. Rodney
ApriI I Mature Program Mrs.
Howard n. DickerSon: 10. reciprocity
iav; Il. "An Hour with American Poets.
NIrs. John NJ. Collins; "a, chlldren's day,
Mrs Orlando Y Wootten.
MAY |. silver tea, Mrs. Alfred ;. VII
iams $. nomination and election of officers
Is. installation Of officers. box luncheon.
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H.EDD[O BENEATH
SHIRE EWSBURY OAKS
Beautiful Marriage Ceremony,
When Maryland Woman and
Delaware Man Were United.
Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening

Special Dispatch ~ Every Evening
Newark, Oct o. I'm the presence Of a
host nf relatives and friends Miss Ruth
CIendaniel, daughter Of MIR and Mrs.
John n Clendaniel Of Kerr Place. near
Kennedyville, Md, and Robert Otis
Bauarnan nf Newark. agricultural agent
for New Castle county, were married at
2.30 o'clock this afternoon in the quaint
old Shrewsbury T. T.. Church, near
kunnedyville The ceremony was per
formed by Rev Dr Collins, rector Of the
church. under the giant Shrewsbury
Oaks" in the grove surrounding the
church
The interior Of the church was appro-
priately decorated with autumn foliage
An aisle Of bright colored leaves. inter
woven with fall flowers. down which the
bridal party passed TO the alter. together
with the Eoft glow thrown over the
church by many lighted candles served 81
heghten the autufnnal effect.
Miss Mabel Toltlson played ssvcral
eeertions on the organ while the guests
assembled The bride was given in marriage
bv her father and az the bridal party
noared the ehancel Miss Elizabeth Hous-
ton of Georgetown, Del, sang "Oh,
Perfect Love
The bride was charmingly gowned in
white bridal satin with draperics uf
French lace. She wore large, black
velvet picture hat trimmed with drooping
plumes and carried dainty bouquet of
sweetheart roses Mics Polly Hodges 81
Svrac,Iss. n T., was maid of honor Her
gown was Of blue chiffon with peach
colored irimmir gs ard her hat # material
TO match She carried bouquet of
AARON Ward roses
John T. Davis Of Middlctown wac tho
nrooms best man ard the ltshers were
John II. Ciendaniel. Jr Of Chesisrtown.
Md. II 4 NeH If New York City and
r. A. Baker and II NJ Mcdonald II
Newark The couple left for wedding
trip to Chicago and other points and viii
he at home at Newark after November
The bride is graduate Of the Womsn's
College, cla=s Of 1918 She took the agri-
cultural course and since graduation has
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LEwES NOTES.

Lewes, Oct a-W illiam Russsell's horse.
while left standing In front of the Federal
Building, wandered. on Fort Park and
nipped the top out Of the memorial tree
which the Zwanendael Club had planted
10 the memory Of Engiteer John Long
Morris, L. 5. y.
Captain and Mrs Edward Tunnel
motored TO Milford Thursday, accom-
panied by Miss ). Marshall
George and Walter Atkins of Milton
are adding an enclosed sun porch to the
home of Captain William Marshall, on
King street.
The heating plant of the NJ. Z. Church
was found insufficient, and contracts have
been made with George Atkins of Milton
to install three new heaters, the work TO
be done this month
Charles Wolfe of Philadelphla is having
electric lights and running water put in
the house occupied by his mother
Contractor Workman of Milton is en-
closing the back porch on the house re-
Gently purchased by Mrs. A. c.. Raught
from William Russell Mrs. Raught
moved all her household effects from
Milton this week.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford, Oct. o.-Seaford public
schools have the services Of telephone.
but emergency calls only will bc gwen
attention.
Fred l.. Ward son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Ward, of near Hcarn's Cross
Roads. and Miss Dora +. Lowe, daughter
of MIR and Mrs. William l.. Lowe Of
near Scaford, were married, Saturday
evening. at Soaford Circuit parsonage by
the pastor, Rev. Harry Taylor.
Nancy Payne, one-year-old daughter
Of DIR. and Mrs. Percy F. Payne of Cam
bridge, Md, died Tuesday morning at the
University Hospital, Baltimore, where It
had been for treatment by a specialist
for stomach trouble for the past two weeks
Mrs Payne. before her marriage, was
Miss Ruth Sewell, of this town.
Miss Eva Rotten and Clifford Dunn,
both of near laurel. were married here,
Monday evening. at St Johns NJ. T..
parsonage. by Rev. +. L. Carpenter,
John W Marvel has purchased the
Ochcls property, on Arch street. Mr.
and Mrs. Orchcls have gone To Connect
cut, where they will make their home.
George F. Morgan has purchased the
ID. ;. Culver property, on Poplar street;
consideration private.
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PREPARING FOR HALLOwE EN-.

Seaford, Oct 0.-Plana are under
way for Scaford's Halloween celebration,
which promises by far to surpass anything
OF its kind ever seen on tho Eastern
Shore. The committee announces that \
thousand dollars in prizes will be awarded
the lucky winners. A parade is being
arranged to form in Vest Seaford, hcaded
by Robinson's Band and probably another
band, which will march down High street
past the reviewing and judges stand, at
High street and Cannon. The town will
be brilliantly illuminated with oolored
lights of all descriptions and many novel
events are being arranged.
Many people have already made known
their intention to compete for tho first
prizes in each class and already mas
uuerade costumes of all kinds are either
being made or ordered. Ex-servicc mon of
Scaford and surrounding country will
take charge of the traffic and see that the
best order prevails The date of the oele-
bration is Friday. October 20.
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ciety of Bethesda NJ r. Church viii
hold a bake on Saturday, October Is.
A citizenship school will open in
Townsend, Monday, to continue three
days. Mrs. Oliver johnson of st. Louis,
Mo. will be the director. Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Henry Ridpcly Of Dover, Senator
Ball. Harry Hook and Senator Wolcott
will be speakers.
A Democratic meeting will be held mt
tho Century Club ths evening. The coun-
ty candidates will be present and will adj
dress the meeting next Tuesday evening,
October IL. A rally will be hcld at the
same place, when United States Senator
Josiah O. Wolcott will make an address on
the League of Nations.
Stacy Jones. son of MIR and Mrs. Ed
ward s. Jones, broke his leg. last week.
while practicng with football team
Mrs. V. II. Northrup is representing the
". +. NJ. S. of Bethesda NJ l.. Church Mt
the convention of the Philadelphia branch,
now in session at Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs j II. MoWhorter and Mrs. G.. A.
Hoifeoker will attend the State conven-
tion of the Woman sChristian Temperance
Union to be held at Harrison STREET Nj.
Il. Church, Wilmington, ON October 10,
III and Is.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Oct. "a masquerade
oarty was given last evening AT the home
af Nr and Mrs Harry Rose IN honor of
their daughter. Martha The following
guests were present Emma Schsefer.
Margaret Clark. Edith Mcconnell. Bertie
Jefferson. Margaret Davidson, Catharlne
Rose. Jack Reybold, Francis Warner,
Charles Heal OF Delaware City; Esther
Eaton, Port Penr: George Toman, j.
Wallace. Thomas Caufman, Charles and
George Cohen, Merritt White, New
Castle; Margaret Evans. Middletown;
David Swain. Connecticut
George Mcintosh was severely bitten
by dog while returning from the
motion pictures at Fort du Pont. Thursday
evening.
Mrs. T. Bayard Heisel and Miss Caro-
lne Clark left this morning for PhIladel-
phia. where they will remain over the
weekend.
Mrs. Samuel Hicken left yesterday for
Wilmington. where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs Anderson
Mrs. Mary Draper, an aged colored
woman. died suddenly at her residence
here. yesterday morning of heart disease
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. L.
Church will hold q bazaar and bake,
Saturday, October 16. q store on Clinton
street.
A handsome tombstone has been
placed over the remains Of the late John
McIntire in the Presbyterian cemetery.
Joseph Comerford, formerly of Fort
Delaware and now of Wilmington, visited
Mrs. De Silva, Yesterday. it being his
first visit TO Delaware City in % years
Miss Cecilia Collins Of Wilmington is
here visiting Miss Ella De Silva
Miss Block of Newheld, \. j.. is here
visiting Mrs Jacob Rudnick.
Miss Rebecca Clark who was operated
on in the Delaware Hospital several days
ago. returned home Yesterday
The Century Club presented an i'm
prornptu play yesterday afternoon. The
plot and scenes were written by Miss
Florence Hall and the dialogue war made
up by the actors as they proceeded The
affair was great success. Next FRIDAY
afternoon. October Is, at 80 O'Clock
viii be the time for Judge T. Bayard
Heisers address before the club, not In
the evening as appears on the calendar.
America Troop, No l. Boy Scouts. will
have rally on Tuesday, October 12. at
s %. IN. Scout Executive Frank A. Green
hawk of Wilmington will address the
BOYS. .r
William r Sn1alley Of Wilmington was
q guest of Judge and Mrs. T. Bayard
Hesel, last evening
At the Presbyterian Church SUNDAY
morning mems rally day will be opened
by a sermon on Men and the Church" "
The Brotherhood viii hold a rally at 3
p. m. In the evening the annual church |
roll-call viii be held, with conservation |
services.
The Girls Community Club will listen /
To Red Cross lecture this evening.
Waiter Scott, who was operated on in
jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia about
four weeks ago, has so improved that hi
mother will bring him home today.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. Oct Q Mrs, Nathan Pratt
is visiting for several weeks IN Philadel-
phis at the home of her daughter.
Mrs Elizabeth TAYLOR Short Of thrT
town is spending several days IN Whining
ton at the home of her parents, Mayor
and Mrs William q Tavlor
Paul Skewis OF here Is in Chicago as a
member of the Junior dairy cattle Judging
team, representing the State Of Delaware
at the Annual National Dairy show held
In that city this week
Bethel A. NJ +. Church viii hold its
annual mortgage and heater rally to
morrow afternoon with special service
at O'Clock, and also at in the evening
when Rev. DIR. III. II. Cooper of Wash
ington, ID. C., general surveyor and
director of the financial affairs of the
church. will preach.
A special service for old folks will he
held in Avenue NJ +. Church. tomorrow
morning. by the pastor. Rev. Robert X.
Stephenson. Automobiles will call for all
invalid and elderly persons to convey
them "a and from the church.
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DOVER Mp. MITE SOCIETY.

Dover, Oct 9-At meeting of the
ladies Mite Society of Dover NJ. 7.
Church, held at the home of a member of
the church, Thursday evening, the pastor,
Rev. P. W. Crosby, announced that they
would now sing, Here Comes the Bride, y
Stepping TO an adjoining room, Rev
Crosby escorted Mis-. Gertrude Hilyard
and Mr.. Charles Zearfoss into the room,
where the members of the Mite Society
were and united them in marriage, much
to the surprise OF all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zearfoss left on the
midnight train for a short wedding trip.
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NEWS OF LAUREL.

! laurel. Oct Q Young folks Of Tsure
attended an old fashion barn dance which,
was gwen hv Robert Hastings at his
home near town last night. The dance was
held IA n new potato storage house with
lee Bohm of Laurel as violinist
Samuel O. Atkins of Wilmington is
here visiting his sisters, Miss MARY Atkins
and Mrs Eva A Barnette
Edward b. Shiles. who recently re
turned from Havre France. spent few
DAYS at his home IN Bethel with his family
this week MIR Shles is second officer of
the : :. Salvation Lass
The marriage Of Miss Cora T Lowe and
Fred L. Ward. both Of whom reside near
town took place Saturday evening At the
Seaford Clrclit parsonage, by Rev. Harry
Taxlnr
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NEWLY-MADE SHRINERS,

Milford. Oct 9-Dr. Walter L. Grier
Rev Thomas v Wingate. Charles j
Holzmuellcr, G. Donnan Holzmueller,
Postles Hammond and Harry J. Petty
John Of here attended the first fall cere-
monial Of Lulu Temple. Order Of the
Mystic Shrine, in Philadelphia, Wednes-
day night.
At that time, William ] Murphy,
James r. Pierce. Jr, Harry Pierce. Samuel
C. Evans. Jr,, Roy Pcttylohn, Charles
ID. Abbott and Thomas c. Reed. all of
Milford were initiated rs members into
the order, at the Metropolitan Opera
House.
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GROVER BERcFOLL'S CAR.
Found Abandoned nt ST. Vincent. Minn.
Believed lie II In Canada.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Pcmbinn, N. d., Oct a.. An automo-
bile abandoned in St. Vincent MINI,
early this spring, is the car used by Grover
Bcrgdoll, Philadelphia draft evader IN
escaping into Canada according ~ federal
officials working on the cpc here.
Bergdoll, according to belief here, went
10 Winnipeg from Sc. Vincent and there
obtained n passport from a returned
soldier which enabled him IA cross to
Holland. -Four pistols and two bottles Of
whisky were found in the car which has
been SHIPPED to Philadelphia.
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SENATOR wOLCOTT ATLEWEs.

Dover, Oct. 9.-United States Senator
Wolcott delivered an address to a lai gely
attended meeting Of Democrats at Lewes
last evening.
The Republican flying squadron" with
the Harding movie picture wagon held
forth at Harrington, last evening.
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NEWS OF MIDDLETOWN.

Middletown. Oct. 9-Mrs. Eliza c.
Green entertained few friends at her
home on East Main street, Monday
afternoon, In honor of her birthday ami
Versary.
A meeting of the Queen Esther Circle
of Bethesda NJ. f. Church viii be held
at the home of Miss Catherine Reed, next
Tuesday evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
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STRUCK BY FREIGHT TRAIN.

Newark, Oct. 9.--George Carroll aged
about 30 years was struck and seriously
injured by local freight train on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. yesterday
morning. lie was on his way from his
home ON Cleveland avenue to work in a
fibre plant and was walking down the
railroad tracks and is said Ia have stepped
out of the way Of one train directly in
front of the freight.
His collar bone and several ribs were
hr,,lrpn
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WANTS TO BE FIRST VOTER.

Georgetown, Oct. g.--Mrs. Elizabeth
b. Hart, who will be 90 years old on Feb
ruary Z, next year, and Is qualified TO
vote at this election in Georgetown, has
asked the privilege of being the first
person to cast ballot on election day.
The request. no doubt, will bc granted.
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IN SUSSEX COURT.

Georgetown, Oct. 9.-Raymond Lewis
and Victor Brown, both residing at Sharp
town, Md charged with larceny Of
chickens; pleaded guilty in Court of
General Sessions. Lewis was sentenced
10 serve SIX months IN prison, and Brown
was paroled TO Norman n. Elliott OF
Little Creek district for one year
Entering the store Of Charles West
Broad Creek district. during tie owner (
slbsence, Walter :. O'Day stole $50. In
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CRANE GAVE PUBLIC s6s5, 900.

PIttsfeld, Mass, Oct 9.-Thc will of
the late w Murray Crane left the bulk
of his large estate 10 his widow and chill
dren. Various charitable and educational
institutions We're given amounts totalling
altogether S665, 600.
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General Sessions Court he pleaded guilty
and WAS parolcd for two years TO l.. Ray
Otwell Of Laurel.
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Ask about the special price discount on
elephoned Want Ads. Call 22Oo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-09

The Philips-Thompson Co. Fourth and
French. Wilmington. Del: Elwood A. Pier
son, los T.. Third. Wilmington, Del: J. r.
Kelly. S24 King, Wilmington. Del
Evening star., 1920-03-08
YOUR HOME AND YOU.
Banking for Juveniles.

The day of the helpless woman who
cannot manage her own money and
who says that ut is impossible there
is nothing in the bank, because she
has several checks left" has Just
about passed, praise be! Nowadays
the average home woman has her own
separate account, and learns to draw
on 1t, deposit into it and have it bal
anced as well as any man. She
doesn't have the marketing money
handed out to her from a reluctant
trousers pocket; she gets her share
when the monthly pay check comes in
and handles her part of it, just as
her spouse does his.
One member Of the family who is
apt not to share in this businesslike
financial arrangement is the fiapper.
who lives on an allowance which a
bank in her case is big reading
chair, upon whose arm she perches
and confesses that she has used up
this months allowance and simply
has to have IS advanced, If the bank
er doesn't want her to be absolutely
disgraced.
1t was a home banker of this sort
who established a sure-enough check
ing account with his three juvenile
clients. Each was given passbook,
with the proper deposit amount en-
tered therein. A check book was pro-
vided, and instruction was given in
the careful keeping Of stubs. Every
cent drawn out on account of an al
lowance had to be by check. properly
made out. Mother was made the
Evening star., 1920-03-08
lInILdfS1oRlEs lnLf
%rBEDTIMTE
BY THORNTON w. BtRGEss.
Peter Does Some Quick
Thinkinu,
BY THORNTON W, BURGESS.
In time Of danger heed this rule.
l,hiuk la I'd nnd

In time Of danger heed this rule.
Think hard and fast. but pray keep cool.
The bramble-tangle on the edge of
the Green Forest was not verv large
1t was not large enoueb for patnr
Rabbit and timid little Mrs. Peter to
be really safe there. now that Reddy
Fox had forced his way almost to the
middle of it. and Peter knew II peter
DID some quick thinking. Never be-
fore had Reddy Fox done r,ore tb,,
poke his black nose inside,
He knows he can't catch ia in bare
FOR ne knows he can't move quickly
enough. thought Peter. "yVhat he is
trying to do is TO drive US ort That
must be 1t: But what does ht. want
to do that for" He knows that T., the
time he can work his way though
to chase US we will be so far away
that he won't have ghost of a chance
to catch us. Yet he is willing to have
his coat torn by these old brambles
ana ms lace scratched. He isn't do
ing 1t for nothing
Hurry. Hurry, Let's get away
from here as fast as we CAM cried
timid little Mrs. Peter. following right
at Peter heels. She was in a perfect
panic of fright.
But instead of hurrying Peter
stopped SO short just within the edge
OF the bramb1e- -tangle that Mrs. Peter
bumped into him SO hard she nearly
knocked him over A suspicion had
crept into Peters mind He had re-
membered Mrs. Reddy Could it be
that she was somewhere abouto Could
1t be that Reddy was trying to drive
them out of the bramble-tangle so
that she could catch them? He start
ed eagerly this way and that way
Not single thing that looked the
least suspicious could he see You
see. Mrs. Reddy was lying fiat behind
an old stump and from where he was
Peter could not see her at all
But, although the way looked per-
fectly safe. something inside of Peter
warned him that it wouldn't be safe
to try to run through the Green For
est. MY dear" said he to timid lit
tie Mrs. Peter. II have feeling that
Mrs. Reddy is lying in wait for us
somewhere. I just feel it in my bones
I know Reddy Fox well enough to
know that he never in the wide world
would crawl into this bramble- -tangle
as he is now doing for any purpose
but to drive us out. If he wants to
drive us out it is because he feels
sure that we are going to be caught
just as soon as we get outside the
bramble letangle."
Then we are in regular trap"
sobbed timid little Mrs Peter. I'VE can't
stay here, because if we do Reddy
will catch US. We can't run for our
lives out there because Mrs. Reddy
will catch US. That is, she will if she
is hiding out there. For my part, l
don't believe she is. Anyway. / had
rather be caught running for my life
than sitting still doing nothing. Oh,