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ABSOLUTELY the first imperative is that everyone remembers to look upon this beaming, beatific champion and say: "Jolly well done, Anna Watkins!" It is her alchemy, after all, that has finally turned silver into gold. And it was instructive of the charm that has compounded Katherine Grainger's status, as darling of this regatta, that the glory they shared here yesterday was as much a matter of parity as synchronicity. Reciprocally, however, Watkins will understand if Grainger, having at last requited a 12-year craving, is widely saluted as first among equals.
Four years ago, the Scot struggled to stifle tears of disappointment in receiving her third consecutive Olympic silver. The first, at Sydney in 2000, had been a source of amazed rapture; the second, at Athens, suitably gratifying; in Beijing, however, her quadruple was preceded by nearly universal predictions of success.
Yet the memory of a stunning Chinese ambush that day had done little to discourage still greater expectation on home waters. Since teaming up with Watkins in double sculls, Grainger had not tasted defeat in 21 races. And the way she relieved this exorbitant burden, in the 22nd, served not only to gladden hearts – under many different flags – but also as a magnificent reproof to any offensive insinuation that three Olympic silvers could ever qualify anyone as a serial loser.
For the ceremonial quality of her coronation, at 36, extended from the ruthless superiority she shared with Watkins to the moment she humbly bowed her head to receive gold at last. Yes, perhaps there was a slight quivering of the lower lip as the Union flag rose rippling into the sun, and the galleries bellowed the anthem. Essentially, however, there had been none of the histrionic relief by which many others, literally in the same boat, might have betrayed either incredulity or some aggrieved sense of entitlement. Her features were instead suffused with a pure and infectious delight, sustained by a composure that confirmed Grainger – already, before these Games, Britain's most decorated female rower – as a natural born winner.
Among her compatriots, this dignity will perhaps gain her as many admirers as the excellence she manifested in exorcising Beijing. They led throughout, gradually stretching an advantage over the Australians in the adjacent lane, and while their pursuers hung tough in the closing 500, there was always more than a length in it. "I knew we had it won," Watkins said later. "There was no way anything could go wrong if we stayed calm, so we had time to enjoy it."
Not that those few seconds, for her partner, could begin to absorb so many years of yearning. It may take as many years again to do so: to review the climax of her career in more positive terms than release, relief, reprieve; or to master, conceivably, that dreadful human instinct for discovering a questioning vacuum even in satisfying so consuming an ambition. "It will take a long time to sink in," Grainger said. "But out on that podium I think we both knew how special it was. It was the fulfilment of a lot of hard work, a lot of blood, sweat and tears."
And the one certainty now is that retirement after Beijing would have condemned her to an eternal, restless hankering. "As a person, I'd still have been secure, safe, normal – ish," she said. "But as an athlete it would always have been the one I didn't get. To win any Olympic medal is a phenomenal achievement in itself. But I had three that were, for me, not the right colour. And ever since Anna and I got in a boat together I knew that we had the potential to be best in the world."
That synergy has now vindicated her decision to persevere. "I did seriously consider what to do after Beijing," she admitted. "I think on one level, I decided very quickly. But as much as anything I needed space. It was a tough result and I wanted to make sure, if I was to carry on, that it would be for the right reasons."
Mercilessly, if inevitably, she was already being asked the same question now. Might they defend their prize in Rio, or was its consummation also the end of the partnership? "That's the only sad thought of the day – that it could be," Watkins said. "But you can't plan because you don't know what's going to happen. Lives change after Olympics. We're going to give ourselves time."
"We were both aware that August 3 was this massive day in our history, when we would have to row the race of our lives," Grainger agreed. "There's no way we could think beyond it. It's been very important, the whole way through, to live in the moment."
In embarking on the uncharted waters ahead, it is not as if either woman will be short of oars. For one thing, both have a PhD to resume: Watkins, a Cambridge graduate, in mathematics; and Grainger, in jurisprudence, with a 100,000-word thesis on the punishment of homicide.
It would be as well, perhaps, not to admit how exceptional a face these women present to a watching world. However sheepishly, the host nation can receive any flattering inferences with due pride. On the water, at least, it is not as if they represent any aberration. As soon as she left the boat, Grainger was enveloped in a long, affectionate embrace from Sir Steve Redgrave.
"He knows what it means, and he's been a rock," she said. "The Olympic movement has come to mean so much to me, and that's been a massive motivating drive for many years now. With that gold proving so elusive, I knew it was going to take something very special to win one. And, out of them all, I feel this one is the people's medal. So many people have been behind me, and supported me, and wanted this for me as much as I have."
Of these, however, most could only be behind Grainger in a figurative sense. There was only one exception, and now she wears a gold medal of her own.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2878?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12990217#comment-12990217 ] Simon Willnauer commented on LUCENE-2878: ----------------------------------------- {quote} How does/should scoring work? EG do the SpanQueries score according to the details of which position intervals match? {quote} I didn't pay any attention to scoring yet. IMO scoring should be left to the query which is using the positions so a higher level query like a NearQuery could just put a custom scorer on top of a boolean conjunction and apply its own proximity based score. This should be done after we have the infrastructure to do it. I think that opens up some nice scoring improvements. I am not sure if we should add proximity scoring to existing queries, I rather aim towards making it easy to customize. {quote} The part I'm wondering about is what API we should use for communicating positions of the sub scorers in a BooleanQuery to consumers like position filters (for matching) or eg Highlighter (which really should be a core functionality that works w/ any query). Multiplying out ("denormalizing") all combinations (into a flat stream of PositionIntervals) is going to be too costly in general, I think? {quote} I thought about that for a while and I think we should enrich the PosIntervalIterator API to enable the caller to pull the actual subintervals instead of an Interval from the next method. Something like this: {code} public abstract class PositionIntervalIterator implements Serializable{ public abstract PositionInterval next() throws IOException; /** *Returns all sub interval for the next accepted interval. **/ public abstract PositionIntervalIterator nextSubIntervals() throws IOException; public abstract PositionIntervalIterator[] subs(boolean inOrder); {code} so that if you are interested in the plain positions for eventually each term like highlighting you can pull them per match occurence. That way you have positional matching and you can iterate the subs. {quote} Maybe, instead of the denormalized stream, we could present a UnionPositionsIntervalIterator, which has multiple subs, where each sub is its own PositionIntervalIterator? This way eg a NEAR query could filter these subs in parallel (like a merge sort) looking for a match, and (I think) then presenting its own union iterator to whoever consumes it? Ie it'd only let through those positions of each sub that satisfied the NEAR constraint. {quote} I don't get that entirely ;) bq. Does it make sense that we could just want AttributeSources as we go here? you mean like we are not extending Scorer but add an AttributeSource to it? I think this is really a core API and should be supported directly > Allow Scorer to expose positions and payloads aka. nuke spans > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-2878 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2878 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Search > Affects Versions: Bulk Postings branch > Reporter: Simon Willnauer > Assignee: Simon Willnauer > Attachments: LUCENE-2878.patch, LUCENE-2878.patch, LUCENE-2878.patch, LUCENE-2878.patch > > > Currently we have two somewhat separate types of queries, the one which can make use of positions (mainly spans) and payloads (spans). Yet Span*Query doesn't really do scoring comparable to what other queries do and at the end of the day they are duplicating lot of code all over lucene. Span*Queries are also limited to other Span*Query instances such that you can not use a TermQuery or a BooleanQuery with SpanNear or anthing like that. > Beside of the Span*Query limitation other queries lacking a quiet interesting feature since they can not score based on term proximity since scores doesn't expose any positional information. All those problems bugged me for a while now so I stared working on that using the bulkpostings API. I would have done that first cut on trunk but TermScorer is working on BlockReader that do not expose positions while the one in this branch does. I started adding a new Positions class which users can pull from a scorer, to prevent unnecessary positions enums I added ScorerContext#needsPositions and eventually Scorere#needsPayloads to create the corresponding enum on demand. Yet, currently only TermQuery / TermScorer implements this API and other simply return null instead. > To show that the API really works and our BulkPostings work fine too with positions I cut over TermSpanQuery to use a TermScorer under the hood and nuked TermSpans entirely. A nice sideeffect of this was that the Position BulkReading implementation got some exercise which now :) work all with positions while Payloads for bulkreading are kind of experimental in the patch and those only work with Standard codec. > So all spans now work on top of TermScorer ( I truly hate spans since today ) including the ones that need Payloads (StandardCodec ONLY)!! I didn't bother to implement the other codecs yet since I want to get feedback on the API and on this first cut before I go one with it. I will upload the corresponding patch in a minute. > I also had to cut over SpanQuery.getSpans(IR) to SpanQuery.getSpans(AtomicReaderContext) which I should probably do on trunk first but after that pain today I need a break first :). > The patch passes all core tests (org.apache.lucene.search.highlight.HighlighterTest still fails but I didn't look into the MemoryIndex BulkPostings API yet) -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Federal investigators said on Tuesday that the cockpit voice recorder has been recovered from a jet that crashed near a small airport outside New York City, killing two crew members.
Monday's crash of a Learjet approaching Teterboro Airport in New Jersey damaged buildings in an industrial area. No one on the ground was injured.
Surveillance video from a nearby business shows the moment of impact and then a huge fireball.
Jim Silliman with the National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday afternoon that the voice recorder had been recovered and was being shipped to NTSB headquarters. He said the flight wasn't required to have a data recorder.
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I'm taking some time off from work in a couple of weeks and I'm thinking about doing a ~2 week hike, but I need ideas and suggestions. I have plenty of experience and I'm comfortable doing 30+ mi days, but I'd prefer avoiding snow/very cold weather. I love the desert and I don't mind long flat stretches on easy trails, so I was thinking of starting on the Grand Enchantment Trail outside of Phoenix.
Easy access (relatively) from an airport/public transportation would be great as I'd be flying from overseas!
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There are lot's of great hikes in Rim country. I have a buddy who did some hikes to Fossil Creek, there are also some great hikes in the White Mountains, but you may run into more snow that you hope to there.
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Hands borne with inhuman quickness seized Eurydice by the shoulders, wrenched her into a sudden forward lunge--and opposed her lethal descent with a brutal knee into the base of her abdomen.
The force ruptured wide her entire midsection, crushed her spine as it knifed upwards with a muffled rip and cut into her sternum, eviscerating innards and tearing her straight up off the hull.
That there was no pain shocked Eurydice as much as the strength and speed behind the blow; blood shot from her mouth as she fell straight down--but before her feet touched the ground, the Sword of Mercy swept to the ground with a reverse spin.
The heel shattered through both Eurydice's knees like a sledgehammer crossing dried twigs. She began a second fall--and that was when another rising heel crashed into the side of her shattered rib cage.
Eurydice flew twenty meters across the deck, bounced against the railing and then finally met the steel ground...pulverized innards sprawled about, missing both legs.
Start to finish, the Sword of Mercy's opening move lasted two seconds.
The impact against the railing obliterated Eurydice's vision, and the agony her voice. Nobody of her opponent's size had right to move like that, in much the same way no elephant had right to move like a cat. Vision returned to her in a blur, and she blinked away the black stars as she rolled off the crushed ribs in a daze, feeling very much like a fool.
Her opponent was impossibly quick and just as strong as her, and however these facts came to be, she had to understand she could not touch the Sword of Mercy unless it allowed that. She had to put it in a position where its speed amounted to nothing.
Eurydice dizzied to her feet and rubbed at the raw pain lancing at her side as her midsection and legs began to regenerate, wondering why she wasn't simply killed again. For every moment she lived, however, her question seemed to answer itself.
Twenty meters across the deck, Eurydice saw the Sword of Mercy balanced upside down on a single palm, and from that unlikely stance rise even higher to balance against one fingertip. It observed her for a moment, and then elegantly eased to its feet. Eurydice hadn't considered an artificial lifeform could taunt so convincingly.
It paced forward, angled a glance at her as though she were an worthless vagabond, but watched as her legs finished regenerating.
Of course, Eurydice grinned, it's curious.
What warrior of sound mind and reason would face a foe that came back from the dead without attempting to learn the secrets of regeneration? From the way it quickly guessed the true nature of the Gate of Eden last night, Eurydice knew its sharp mind swam with thoughts.
Take all the time you need, Eurydice thought, rising to her feet. She spat out the blood and broken teeth.You're quick, but you're too curious. All I need is a good moment. One good moment.
Eurydice took cautious steps toward her opponent. The Sword of Mercy also approached.
"So," it regarded her with genuine interest, "what do they call you?"
The Old Guard took faster steps as she drew the air into a swirling gust at her left palm. The wind element was not her strongest, but it had to suffice. She pressed the swirling gust, concentrated its wrath. "Eurydice."
"Such an old name. Is that what that man calls you?"
"My name is Princess Eurydice," she raised her voice, the gust in her palm now building to a miniature tempest. "The Seventh daughter of Lircy Sig'ner and Alma Mater!"
Eurydice brought forth her left palm in a lancing strike. The miniature typhoon exploded outwards and set the ocean liner heaving to-and-fore. The groan of ripping metal sounded across the derelict, and in the moments the old vessel threatened to capsize, the Sword of Mercy lost balance. The blast caught Eurydice's opponent in a twisting cyclone that scoured the metal deck to a brilliant sheen.
The vessel listed, heaving to port, as the Sword of Mercy shot out of sight past the ship's prow. It split the sea at range, with a thunderous crack that sent a washing cascade rising high into the sky and crashing down. Eurydice balanced against the capsizing vessel, looking for a perfect foothold as she fought the elation of her small victory.
It was testing her, she knew--gauging her offense and defense to estimate the extent of her abilities. She angled a glance over the prow as she prepared to leap.
A good kilometer distant, the Sword of Mercy stood upon the sea as if it were land, waves lapping about. Eurydice was familiar with the surface tension technique of the water element...but how did her opponent know of the technique?
She took the fight to the waters in a terrific leap. The surface tension technique between both combatants gripped the sea so densely that even as the derelict liner capsized and sunk into the murky depths, the waters remained eerily calm.
The Sword of Mercy watched her the entire time: from the moment she jumped over the railing, regained her footing on the calm waters and began a quick pace toward it.
Eurydice imagined how her opponent should feel. The Sword of Mercy's human mate was aboard the capsized and sinking vessel, yet the only emotion played across its face was genuine curiosity. Would theSword of Mercy, perhaps in a private moment, weep and mourn the loss of its unborn child's father?
"Why won't you fight for your domain?"
"I have my reasons."
Keep talking to me. Eurydice's pace became a jog, and then finally, leaping strides that hammered into the sea and sent foam spraying in her wake. Keep giving me more time.
"So you're just selfish?"
"No. I've already lost my battle ...and I'm tired of fighting."
Eurydice threw the downward fist with all her weight behind the blow, yet the Sword of Mercy merely watched her and made no obvious attempt to dodge the attack. She struck its brow with force to split boulders in half, and the blow drove the opponent a hundred meters closer to the forest island behind it, but she found no give in the head beneath her fist.
Eurydice had a chance to catch glimpse of the armor, perhaps one second--before the opponent caught her arm single-handedly. A layer of crystalline ice, compacted to a hair-thin transparent film, covered its body like a second skin.
The Sword of Mercy then broke her arm.
A sudden twist wrung flesh and bone as if it were sodden cloth. The straight foot to the relative shoulder bulled her back--tore her from the limb.
First her blood was a formless liquid, then the bend of an elbow and fingers defined themselves. Livid muscle appeared over bone, followed by red skin that darkened to match her tanned complexion.
The Sword of Mercy raised the dismembered arm before her. Ghostly-blue flames ignited across the wounded limb, leaping and sparking. Skin curled apart, then the flesh melted and peeled away from the unspeakable cold. The blue flames consumed the limb until nothing but smoldering bone remained.
Eurydice took a step back. How had her opponent learned such forbidden witchcraft? She remembered that this was a manufactured being, with engineered genetics so perverse that she was now willing to believe that it learned by physical contact alone.
The technique made the Sword of Mercy a hundred times more dangerous. Eurydice could regenerate lost limbs and survive fatal wounds...but if that ice-elemental witchcraft burned her whole, there wouldn't be anything left to regenerate from. She had to keep her distance, so she knelt and sunk both hands into the waters.
At first ripples appeared, then the sea trembled. Realizing her intent, the Sword of Mercy leapt to an alarming sprint to stop her but then slammed to a halt, sensing danger.
Eurydice didn't waste time; she tore her hands from the waters, drew forth a swelling wave. She lifted it and thrust it toward her opponent, wave spilling over wave, until a surging tide raked the sky.
The Sword of Mercy leapt, a hundred full meters straight up.
The tidal wave passed beneath it, smashed into the island forest, flayed bark from mighty banyans, ripped great redwoods from root. Subject to gravity, the Sword of Mercy began to fall. Eurydice caught a glimpse of its eyes and saw the confused expression on its face evaporate into sudden concern.
That was her moment.
Eurydice released the tidal wave and focused on the waters close by. Her aim was perfect, her target in freefall. The sea rose forth in twin projectile streams, spiraling in a rising arc at a sixteen hundred kilometers an hour. There was a supersonic crack--followed by a vicious downpour to slash the frailest of skin.
The Sword of Mercy crashed out from the blast in a frothing plume; it shot past the beach, smashed through the tallest of the standing trees and met the island with such force that the sea shuddered from the impact.
Eurydice sprinted up the beach and bolted into the woodlands in pursuit. You may be quick, but you're too curious and conceited. You should have attacked while you were in your element. Now you're in mine. This is where the real fight begins.


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Lovely crocus raises its slumbering head and reaches toward blue skies
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"So," he said, his voice just as quiet and wonderfully husky. "Didn't your grandmother warn you not to walk off the path in a dark woods?"
My costume stretched tight across my ribs, the red sequins winking slightly under the pale starlight, the only light there was now. I smoothed the red velvet cape that draped around my shoulders and lifted the red hood up to cover my head, giving a mischievous smile. The night was crisp, but I was suddenly burning.
"Why? Do you think a big bad wolf will come to get me?" I replied, and bit my lip. I tried not to think about how his hands would feel on my skin.
He laughed again and said, "Come on," motioning with his head towards the woods.
The trees stood like dark skeletons with long, grasping claws, threatening to reach over and pluck someone from the ground. My hand reached out, fingers splayed, to touch the deep shadow in front of me that blanketed the trees and him. I drew back with a small gasp, startled by how cold it had been, how solid it seemed, and stepped backwards into the lantern light. Warm air enveloped me, and the sound of the pounding music beat at my back.
He looked at me, and before I could discern the look on his face—irritation?—he locked eyes with me once more, and the pounding music and heat fell away again, and there was only his frozen onyx eyes and the shadowed woods. I did not hesitate in following him this time.
We walked in silence for a while, his white limbs bobbing ahead of me. I looked down at my feet, trying not to trip over twisted roots and grasping shadows. When I looked up, we had come to a small clearing, barely lit by the stars. The grass was tall and covered in black pearls of gelid dew that soaked through my tights and the edge of my skirt and numbed my legs yet still, my body burned almost feverishly. I was being frozen and scorched at the same time.


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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - March 19, 1938, Abilene, Texas day t rd. jng, SPC- lard W It rn ^ fir' Cfje Abilene Reporter ~i£rtus ii "WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES,W E SKE I CH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS GOES,"-Byron n N 'P* VOL. LYU, NO. 301. A**4»rt*te4 rr»«i (API ABILENE, TEXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, 1938. EIGHT PAGES Gut** Pm* «rr> PRICE 5 CENTS For Business' Relief— NEW DEAL LEADER SEES TAX MODIFICATION WITHIN MONTH Carswell, C-C Manager Since 1924, Resigns WASHINGTON, March 18.—(J5)—1 proved by the house, would be The senate heard an administration (riven right-of-way on the senate leader predict today that congress' floor after the senate finance com-long-delayed gift to business—tax mittee completes work on It, modification—would be handed out The committee, meanwhile, re-withln a month. I ceived testimony from numerous Responding to a statement by witnesses that the house bill did Senator Copeland (D-NY) that fed- not go far eonugh toward reliev- eral t. xes "have discouraged busi-! tog the tax burden of business. ness men as I have never seen bust- The witnesses urged complete re- _______ ^ _ .... ..... ness men discouraged before, De- peal of tire undistributed profit.' tax chamber of Commerce, and its ac - mocratic leader Barkley of Ken- and subsitu'ion of a fixed rate for ceptance by the board of directors, lucky, forecast "a very subMantial teh graduated capital gains levy. were made known yesterday after-moderation of tax laws" which Clinton Davidson, New York to-would be "of very material benefit vestment counselor, testified tax to business." modification would start $3,000,- Barkley predicted the tax revision 000,000 of froaen capital flowing in- bill would be enacted within 30 to channels of business and enterer.?. He said the bill. already ap- prise. Resignation To Be Effective Af Fair's End, Nov. I Resignation of T. N. Carswell as secretary-manager of the Abilene Troops Approach Lithuania As Poles Await Ultimatum Reply Peace Hinges On Nation's Action FP WANTS ANSWERS- Sphinx-Like TVA Chief Given ll Hours To Decide Whether He Will Reply To Questions At Hearing Hitler Phrases Czech Warning Hints In Reichstag Address Czechs Should Not Make Error Austria Did By The Associated Press BERLIN, March 18 Reichsfushrer Adolf Hitler tonight held up Austria s fate as an implied warning to Czechoslovakia. noon Tile announcement was made in a letter from Carswell to J. C. Hunter, C. of C. president in a reply from Hunter to Carswell. The resignation is effective November I, after close of the West Texas Fair. Carswell, who has been in his present position since early in 1924 has WASHINGTON. March 18—cP)— President Roosevelt brusquely gave Chairman Arthur r. Morgan of the TVA 72 hours today to decide whether he w'ould answer questions in a presidential investigation of the bitter charges that have reduced mighty TVA to two quarreling camps. The chief executive delivered this tion Vice Chairman Harcourt A. president, "that question is of such Morgan and Director David E. Ll- utter simplicity, so clear, a ques-lienthal had knowledge of "bad tion merely asking you whether you faith'' in five Bnrry marble claims are willing to proceed with this in- follow s: March 17, 1938 Mr. J. C. Hunter, President, Abilene Chamber of Commerce, Abilene, Texas. Dear Mr. Hunter. I submit herewith my resignation as Secretary-Manager of the Abilene He e ked the Rnchstag at its farewell meeting for 'another four years Chamber of Commerce effective one of the longest tenures in office ultimatum at the conclusion of the of any Chamber of Commerce execu- second Sf^ion cf a hearing on the live In the southwest. accusations. During the session Carswell s letter of resignation Morgan clung to his position that only a congressional investigation could reach all the facts. While he modified his attitude to the extent of presenting a bill of particulars to support his accusa- case. he otherwise declared himself not a participant in the inquiry. Repeatedly, the president asked Morgan lf he would be willing to answer questions in an inquiry which Roosevelt said he, as president, was authorized by the TVA law' to conduct. Morgan replied that the law in question would restrict such an Investigation to "certain very limited subjects," whereas, a muTh broader investigation was needed. "Chairman Morgan," said the quiry, either under my general powers or under the TVA act, that I cannot conceivably Imagine why longer consideration is necessary. X X X X "A matter of grave public concern confronts both of us. I have a duty to perform. I have asked you to cooperate with me in the performance of that duty. "I regret it but I think, it now being half-past one on Friday, I can give you only until Monday at 1:30 to answer that question." that I may complete the tasks ahead in the greater Reich. Before Hitler began his 38-minute speech, Field Marshall Hermann of the Board, November I, 1938. or at the pleasure CANDIDATE? Welheim Gen ring as president of the Reichstag announced dissolution of that body and called legislative t- ————---- elections for the new pan-Germany for April IO. NATION-WIDE PLEBISCITE The Fuehrer as he completed hLs address announced all Germany— not onlv Austria- would vote in the plebiscite on union of Austria and Germany at Ute same time, A plebiscite April lo in Austria already had been scheduled. The new Reichstag will be the first representing the greater German' Hitler thanked Premier Benito Mussolini again for his approval of the Austrian conquest and pledged: "Italy's frontiers remain for us inviolate. Behind this word stands the German nation" riTIES DEMOCRACIES He pitied "the democracies" befame they did not understand his move into Germany's southern neighbo . a state which he said was "based upon a stark violation cf the right of self-determination rf tr.e 6.500.000 people of German nationality '* Justifying hLs swift seizure of Austria, he said his decision to march Into the land of hts birth. I hope my work with the Chamber during the years has been as profitable to Abilene and "The Abilene Country" as it has been pleasant to me. Verv cordially yours, T. N. Carswell. Secretary-Manager. March 18. 1938. Mr. T. N. Carswell, Secretary' Manager, Abilene Chamber of Commerce, Dear Mr. Carswell: The tende r of your resignation as Secretary-Manager of the Abilene Chamber of Commerce as set forth in your letter of March 17th has been considered and accepted by tin Board of Directors, effective November I, 1938. As president of the Chamber o: Commerce and on behalf of the Mexicans Expropriate Foreign Oil Companies Action Climaxes Labor Dispule SINCE METERS INSTALLED— Nearly Half Million Parking Hours Paid For By Abilene Autoists; Price $10,088 Ultimatum Expires At 2 P. M, Today; European Chancelleries Watch Crisis By The Associated Press WARSAW, Poland, March 18—The danger of war between Poland and Lithuania hung over Europe tonight more ominously than ever. Peace depended on Lithuania's acceptance of a Polish ultimatum that will expire at 2 p. rn. (C. S. T.) tomorrow. One Lith-uanian offer already has been rejected. Poland, with an army thirteen times the size of Lithuania's, moved troops close to the border throughout the day to back up her ultimatum with force. — - Poland s strong man, Marshall Smigly-Rydz, returned late tonight from Wilno, center of Polish troop concentrations. MILITARY MOVES QUIET He wan met by the cabinet amid great pomp. While Polish army authorities were extremely reluctant to give out military information, it was disclosed that reinforcements had been arriving at Wilno and vicinity since morning. Authoritative reports in Berlin said Germany had agreed to keep hands off if Poland would acquiesce to Germany's seizure of the free city of Danzig. The possibility also was raised that hostilities might lead to Ger- j man annexation of Memel, a for- ; mer German city and now' a Lith- ! Surprise Decree Affects 17 U. S., British Concerns ,,p __ Vv a&HINGYON, Mar It—(AP) —James Roosevelt, asked to run for Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts in the September pnmnrv, told a bay state delegation he would require "a few weeks before giving "a final reply.'' i Automobile drivers have paid for 403,530 hours of parking in Abilene streets since October I. A checkup at the city treasurer's I ofiice yesterday revealed that motorists have paid in $10.088 25 for the privilege oi parking at the 468 Abilene. ...... , eminent of foreign oil companies I Average take of the meters per wish to extend to you our commend- operating in Mexico ' adon and genuine appreciation fbi K J5 ., . Bryan ;3all. city treasurer. Opera- all the fine and constructive service JIie pir^d<?nt anition cost up to date for the me ten which you have rendered as Secre- I £ J hli 7 nrftuh has bern only $640,24, with $300 of tary-Manager of the Chamber of e properties of the 17 British and ^ salarv to J E Goodwin Commerce through your fourteen traffic of net detailed to the met^ beat. MEXICO CITY, March 18-_ . , _ . . .. , -.President Lazaro Cardenas tonight, Board of Directors and the people of announced expropriation by the gov- niters in operation in Ahi Ic ne and surrounding countiv, I prnm»nf fortiori nil enmnanies Average tako of the Se# HITLER, Pg. 2, Col. 2 Youth Admits Tale Of Hijacking False Boosting Texas Session Theme BALLINGER, March 18 —(Bpi.) - E. R. Overstreet, who reported he was hijacked by the driver of an automobile In which he thumbed a ride Thursday evening, was fined $18 50 in justice court tins afternoon on a charge of disturbing the peace After Overstreet reached San Angelo, he admitted to officers 'here in a signed statement that his story about being robbed of speaker. $5 50 was ne' true and that the reason he told the story to Ballinger officers was to secure a ride to San Angelo, where he has been living with an uncle. Bv ll VR RI' HOLT big SPRING, March 18—Advertising Texas was the principal topic for discussion tonight as managers of West Texas chambers of commerce here for the main program *0Jilf'.o1ur1 ^utjure success beginning tomorrow, me? in the * Crawford hotel dining room for a banquet. L. A Wilke, manager of •lie Gateway club, FT. Paso,was 'hr Abilcnian Heads Hospital Group George Barber, secre'ary of the Sweetwater board of city development, served as toastmaster. The welcome address was by P. W. Malone, president of the Big Spring chamber of commerce. W. A Wilson. president of the Chamber of Commerce Managers amidation of West Texas, talked on "West Texas Development Through Her Chani- years tenure of that office. You ln* investments of $400,000,000. have accomplished much for which The announcement was made less vou and the community can justly that two hours before the time set feel proud. bv the Mexican oil workers' synch - I feel confident that we can and cate for a nation-wide "folded arms shall have a successful and pleasan' strike ' as the outcome of months of operation of the Chamber of Com- labor dispute, merce activities in Abilene during The president s office, immediately the coming months and am pleased following Cardenas' unannounced that we shall have the benefit of and unexpected broadcast, said the your experience and able service un- government would proceed to issue til the close of our annual West a decree setting forth the terms for Texas Fair, for the success of which nationalization of the industry and you have so diligently worked in new basls for operation former years INDEMNIFIC ATION NOT SET I extend to you the best wishes of No announcement was made as *o myself and the Board of Directors the amount the companies would be paid as indemnification for their properties. Under Mexican law, such indemnification must be made within ten .'-ears. Cardenas' decision was made after a three hour meeting of the hastily summoned cabinet. The two-year conflict between the foreign companies and their workers had apparently reached a stalemate Tile 18.000 members of the following a decision of the labor board dissolving exlst- collection is sent Dual Parking Meter company, Oklahoma City, and the other fourth to the city treasury. Tile money to the meter company is v Dpi led on the original cost of the meters At $58 each the principal cost of _ _ the meters was 827.144, of which week runs from $425 to $450, said i $6,786 34 had been paid up to March I. Ball estimated that ie would take about one more year to pay off the debt. Operation cost averages wily a bom $125 per month, including salary, since the company ] pays for all parti and repairs for month s j one year. Barcelona Air Raid Toll Rises Rebels Inflict 7 Attacks Friday; 600 Known Dead BARCELONA, Spain, March 18 — r --Insurgent bombers pitilessly pounding Barcelona today raised the toll of known dead in a 42-hour series of raids to 600 and the number injured to 1,200. Seven attacks today by 5 p. rn. (ll a. rn. C. S. T.) alone killed uanian port, and the Polish cor-1 more than IOO and wounded an ridor. estimated 150. All three are territories Germany J An unknown number of persons lost after the world war and pro- j j»y burled to the wreckage of tho claimed himself protector. blood-soaked capital. STRINGENT DEMANDS The United States embassy and Poland demanded that Lithuania consulate temporarily were transferred to outskirts of the city aa were other foreign embassies. POPULACE ON MOVE Thoustnds of persons filled tho streets, trekking with bundle* and I children toward r'-.r 'Troupt* Ade Pebus, Spanish government nows agency, said a captured Italian pilot said the insurgents had 700 planes, mostly made to Italy and Germany and flown by Italians, Germans and Spaniards. With kindest personal regards, I am Sincerely yours, J. C. Hunter, President Bronte FFA's Hold Outdoor Barbecue SAN ANGELO. March 18.—-cpi— J. F. Morrison of Abilene was nam-1 hers of Commerce." rd pi evident and Waco was select- Others on the program were Bill Od as the convention site next Collyns of Midland, secretary of March as 8.1 of the Northwest Tex- the organization, and M. J. Bene BRONTE, March 18 —<Spl>—A barbecue on the banks of the Colo- syndicate, rado river tonight replaced the annual father and son banque' for ln* contracts, decided to suspend the Bronte chapter of Future Far- operations. ruers of America. Tile bone of contention was a Gathered around a huge camp- federal arbitration board ruling fire, the crowd ate barbecue in tha' the companies should pa western style. R, E, Cumbie, presi- higher wages, which the operators dent of the chapter, introduced each said *ould cost them $12,000,000 « vumc ami ll .-spit.-,! Manors a,- tmd VT Bv* ,"V l^pr^d'enC and SS moL'f rf1"" fwl'Klwl the.r. H. Green,, secretary or thl Big r'M*"pf.?.? £1 t,od.U""ilf expected profits Spring chamber. Tile main session will open at 9 tenth annual meeting here today. Other officers elected were Ida Schorlemmer, San Angelo, first vice-president; and Gertrude L. Wetzel, Wichita Falls, second vicepresident, Miss Schorlemmer was reappointed secretary-?reasurer by Morrison. J. H. Felton of Lubbock . " . . .... . and O F Priest of Big Spring were a^fman^of e, ra^T' re-elected directors to serve with I ' Paso._ the officers. father. Noe Perciful read a record of the year's achievements. J. G. Henry is sponsor of the o'clock in the morning af the Settles chapter. Out of town speakers inhotel w rh a business meeting chided R L Milholhn and E. J Speakers will be Ro«er Miller of Hughes, representatives of the soil Dallas, w. R. Martin of Waco, Sena- conservation station at San Angelo, tor E. M. I>avls of Brownwood, D. Penrose Metcalf, state represen ta- E. tive. and H. E. Smith, agent. Dis'f Postmasters Meet To Organize Session To Open This Afternoon Registration will begin this afternoon for a convention of postmasters from the 17th congressional district, called for formation of an organization. Registration and a reception will begin at 3 p. rn. Greeting the visitors will bo Postmaster and Mrs. O. A Hale, Assistant Postmaster and Mrs. Paul Scott, Supt, of Mails and Mrs. Eugene C. Pearce, Mrs. Jack Batts, claim and dead letter clerk, and P. N. Carswell. Following the reception, visitors Fast Moving Auction Sales Write Obituary Of Whittle Hoss Trader Bv HARRI HOLT No longer do they ha\r time to Tile art of whittling, popularized whittle, but instead nervously bite by hoes traders, is doomed. Tins hasI at black cigars or feverishly chew-been brought about by auction tobacco as the auctioneer hits tile *ales- "going-going—ill put him in th" There was a time when a sharp bank—going part of his speech. No pocket knife was essential In inak- longer do they have time to whittle tog trades. The buyer would ride up and "talk things over.'' to a farmers houi-r. tie his horse, Almost overnight the livestock pick up a board and Start a conver- trading forces have been coneen- and would force them out of business. After the workers' syndicate announced that the strike would start a* midnight the companies. in statements to newspapers, said thev had offered to pay the amount (estimated by the govern-county ment to equal $7,200,000 annually1 stipulated in the aw'ard. This was on condition they be allowed to ''write their own ticket in administrative clauses of the labor contracts—the clauses governing the syndicate's Intervention in the actual management of the companies, t "rdenas' was said to have re-ph d: It Is too la*e now.'' Three fourths of each Revision Plan Wins First Test Effort To Deny President Full Authority Foils WASHINGTON. March 18. V Administration supporters won a crucial victory today in senate consideration of the government reorganization bill. defeating by four votes an amendment designed to deny the president final decision in reshuffling bureaus. It was a galling defeat for Senator Wheeler (D-Mont), leader of last summers successful fight against the president's supreme court reorganization proposal. Hp fought furiously for his amending'*' which would have given congress the right to accept or reject the president's reorganization orders As the bill stands congress can only override those orders by enacting legislation which would be subject to a veto. The Montana sena'or accused administration leaders of exerting 'pressure' on senators and of obtaining White House "assurances" certain bureaus would not be transferred, in order to defea' his amendment. Eagle Concert Scores Smash Comic Novelty Is Highlight; 'Gate' Amounts To $500 Musical taler.'a of Abilene high school bandsmen went on dress parade last night. although band members were clad to their familiarly shabby cotton uniforms— some of the stilts to service the past decade. Tile high school musicians, appearing in their annual spring concert, played to an audience of between 600 and 700 person.* Fathers and mothers and brothers and sisters were there, many expecting to hear melodies stale in their ears after long hours of individual home practice They lisl tened instead to the smoothly blended product of nearly 90 Instruments. Under the baton of Director Raymond T. Bynum the band played a program of 16 numbers They varied from more formal overture I to Boieldieu's 'Caliph of Bagdad" to the rollicking "Pop Goes the Weasel." Hit of the night was the coml- j cally miscued (by intent! "Uncle j Tom's Cabin." a dramatic novelty by Harry L. Alford A stooped Unci'- renounce any claim to Wilno, her historic capital, and re-establish relations with Poland that have been broken for 18 years. There has beer. no exchange of diplomat* md n traffic, either rail or at. bitb4*n i..- neighbors since Poland seized Wilno and about one-third of Lithuania's territory October 9, 1920. See CRISIS, rg. 2, Col. I Abilene Druggists To Ask Fall Meet Abilene Retail Druggists' association voted Friday to invite the West Texas Pharmaceutical association to hold its fail convention in Abilene. A delegation will be sent to the spring convention in Big Spring Thursday, Friday and Saturday to extend the invitation. A dozen members of the association attended the meeting. N. E Peak was elected president to succeed Frank Myers, and Or >rge Shahan was made secretary-treas-urer. See BAND. Tg 2, Col. 3 Airport Land Body Preparing Report Reports of the special commission named by County Judge Lee R York to evaluate 9 95 acres of land adjoining the airport was being completed Friday tor filing with Judge York. If no protest or appeal is made by Louis and John Wise, owners of the land, the acreage will be ordered condemned at the price set by the jury of view The jury fixed the value of the land at $50 per acre and awarded the owners 8300 as damages. The City had offered the WW brothers $100 per acre for Cb* tend. Crash Kills Angelo Surgeon And Wife FORT WORTH. March 18— </P>— Dr. H K Hlnde, 46. prominent San Angelo surgeon, and his wife. were killed and six other perrons injured when two automobiles collided on highw ay IO near here shortly before noon today. HENDAYE. Frace tat the Spanish Frontier) March 18— P—Spanish insurgents hammered their wedge deeper into government-held territory today in the drive for the Mediterranean seaboard. Motorized columns were reported approaching Maella, five miles from the boundaries of Catalonia. MaeCa is the Junction point of a highway connecting Caspe, which : the insurgents captured yesterday, with the main Date between Al** caniz and Gandesa. The insurgents announced 2.000 government fighters, mostly foreign volunteers, were killed in tho fall of Caspe. BRITISH SHIP DIT Reports reaching Cerbere from Spain said a freighter flying the British flag ran aground in flames near the Spanish port of Llansa. It was believed at La Nouvelle that the vessel, which Spanish reports said aparently had been 'orpedord, was the 5.103-ton Navarino registered in Glasgow. Th.e freighter had hit La Nouvelle, French port north of Cerbere yesterday, en route to Barcelona. Mitchell Road Plea Hearing March 21 AUSTIN, March 18—</P—High* wav commissioner'; today set March 21 for a public hearing on requests from counties for road improvements The hearing docket, by counties, included Mitchell, highway 101 location from Colorado south Dictators With The Dice- The Weather sat ion. Comfortably located on a lot fence or under the shed. thev trated in Abilene. On Thursday all roads lead here and horae-shoe "ini,1 . * . , , . , I ,, 7, MsriMPssw. I rrxii Kl wining Niuinrriv Winn: would start 'augurin. It was some pens around the auction ring are <*n rn. <■.«.»« .iimim.M,,, s.iurd*, n»<ht V HI I ( NI \M* VICI MT Vt Tartly rloitfU to nmrltled and roolrr *ifttard«*. VV t •* I ll \Vs; lair. rooter In MHithrotl portion saturday ; sunday fair, mmn in norih portion, BIST I IVV*: Tartly cloudy la -ct. *h>wrr« In nil portion, roolrr In I hr In trrlnr Saturday; Sunday partly cloud, wanner lu northwcxt and nortll-rrntral . , . , . , .__ portion, i rr»h to Mrong o,ithrri> wind* reeded far enough in their bro .lei- Mussolini, Hitler Envisage Domination Of Old World With Equal Division Of Power, Spoils By DEWITT MAC'KEN7.lt Associated Press Foreign \ffairs Writer NEW YORK March 18 Centurions Hitler and Mussolini have pro- But will be (ntgrtnined with golf at the into time before the subject got around a reminder of North Fort Worth to trading. Of course, that was the Thla HXlcUon business in Texas primary purpose of the visit. wa.s star(ed by Hereford breeders times change a»cl always ancl county agentj. followed quickly ti I ft St Of* slot, I od ay tile lion* Witll ft not ton ^ of nrlTf* ThuTP SountrTrlub' T*1™* evening they will est-to-goodness horse swappers of W£,re NOld bv WpJt Texas Hereford r1 a,re ,®us scarc? as fow: . breeders at 29 public auction sales boys belonging to the same school. during thp 1937 ae R tota, of The remaining ones are grouped to 2^4i head of registered Hereford Uieir last stand. For years they cattle. These brought an average of have been facing the scarcity of horses and mules and today there OHI VIIOMV I'urtlv cloudy, cooler In ra>| and «outh portion* saturday ; Vinda> lair and warmer. N I: VV MB MCO l,rarrall\ fair San* da., and .sunday; warmer Saturday, be guests at a square dance in the Veterans' clubhouse. Sunday morning they are invited to attend Victory Bible class, and church services at the various churches. Only business session will be at a Sunday noon luncheon. D, C. Harris, Mineral Wells postmaster, will preside temporarily while a permanent organization is formed. I, intr of Ir.'iiprralur,' >r*lrrda\ : VI. Hot K RA I ........ ,. ,. I' Vt AZ A.' A J A2 crack down on them Now Chamberlain knows the story' of the dice. Hitler's lightning annexation of Austria, and Mussolini's acquiesence of conquest to make clear the ence, have lifted the smoke-screen appalling fact that they are out to and made a dominate the old world between clearer. them, each having his assigned it is quite apparent that Napoleon sphere of influence. has been reincarnated to twins. And Statesmen of other countries have there isn t even a single Wellington senced for a considerable time that in sight, the dice were being rolled for such j So far as the nazi chieftain is Seventeen Schools Enter ACC Tourney Annual Contests Begin At 2 P. M. More than IO contesants are expected to participate in Abilene Christian colleges fourth annual high school speech tournament beginning at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Sixty speakers representing 17 ihgh schools, had registered Friday. The tournament will Include contests in boys' declamation, girls' declamation, boys' and girls' cxtem-VII,1,Kr.vrir", . . .. .pore speaking, reading of short tot of SI toes much clral with po!and'- Memel and nuite 5tory> and poetry reading. .ct or rung mu hk( ly othpr territory with German Each high school is permitted to populations on' the borders of the entei two contestants in each division, and interscholastic rules will ter Chamberlain preferred to bar- and powerful Germanic confedera-gain with the dictators rather than non which will dominate Europe. This involves annexation of Austria already achieved). Czechoslovakia, presumably Danzig and the Polish corridor 'perhaps through fatherland. Hitler also wants Russia's rich Ukraine Other countries which he be used throughout. Those school which had register- are community canter auctions. Trading sharks of their respective towns meet weekly in Abilene for Rip sale conducted by the Abilene Livestock Auction commission. $210 per head, a total of $533 610. MORE AT PRIVATE TREATY Serving as a pace setter, or a show case so to speak, these auction sales were responsible for the See WHITTLERS, Pf. 2, Col. 3 rn sa A2 155 rn 14 IO Bt ..... a ......... • ...... i IU .......... I# ............. ■ss ..... ll Nora ...... *# .Midnight ...... 47 Hlch<*i and lo»f\| Irmperaliipp* In n p. rn. yrat*ray, H4 and SS; tam* date a >rar a^n, 74 and 40 >>iiii**t yratrrdk). a ♦»; »«arl»< today, j Ail, »aux I tod«), 650. doesn't actually annex, he hopes to #d Friday morning were Crews, a division of power and spoils, but concerned, through his owm deeds control through iron-clad economic Winch ell. Roscoe. Spur, Haskell, the idea seemed so utterly fantastic and fiery speeches, supplemented by ■'5an Angelo, Heimleigh. Winters, that many of them refused to be- the ventriloquistlc words he was i Within ll Duce's field of opera- Stamford, Eastland Howard, Anson, lieve such a thing could happen. placed in the mouths of his noisy i lions would be Spain, northern Onola, Scranton, Roby, Girard ana Some there were who realized Charlie MvCarthys' he finally has Africa, Egypt. Asia Minor, and at Abilene, what clicking of the ivories meant, I compelled the chancelleries of EU- , least part of the lower Balkan states In addition to the medals to be Anthony Eden, Britain's late foreign rope to make two and two equal , Jugoslavia, Bulgaria, Greece and awarded to winners of the tirsfc minister and Sir Galahad of inter- four. His position now is too plain Albania All this area he is credited : three places to each division, there national polios, was one of these. for comfort, and it is this: with intending to control in one wil be scholarships awarded to each He resigned because Prune Minis- j He contemplates creation of a vast ; way or another. I ranging from $100 down. ;
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Sixth Class students from Bay Estate Primary visit the council chamber at Louth County Council
This was done as part of their Junior Achievement programme taught in class by Pamela Dagg, a scientist with Louth County Council
To conclude the programme, Louth County Council invited the sixth class students into the Council Chambers where they learnt about how the council operates and students were presented certificates of achievement.
"We were very fortunate to have Pamela teaching the programme," said Elizabeth Sloan Sixthe class teacher at Bay Estate.
"The students really enjoyed learning about science and taking part in the module activities.
"The student really benefit from this interaction with Louth County Council and I would like to thank Pamela Dagg and Louth County Council for their support and generosity in delivering the Junior Achievement programme this year.
"It has been very successful."


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Chapter 11Mature
Following the same initial path as the night before, Alex followed the creek in his neighborhood south for a while. He diverted towards a lengthy bridge that allowed access to his old middle school, which he had passed the last time while tracking the other werewolf. It lead to a few walking paths that would take him to the road he needed to reach, without risking much police detection.
Nearing a crossing for another street before that, he could hear a vehicle coming and backed up several steps. Once again, it was a police cruiser but not armed with any floodlights. As soon as it was far enough away, he continued on.
Taking this new route continued to reveal new scents along the way, each one he took notice of if it caught his attention. A few times, he could smell dogs nearby and was at times worried about making them react to him but most of them remained silent. While one did start making noise, making him jump in shock, a few listens later it was clear the dog was dreaming. What about he had no idea, but likely about chasing things.
Alex soon emerged from the back sidewalks and started towards his high school. He was less than a mile from his goal now. Some of the scents from the animals were also starting to reach him, carried on the east bound breezes. He could smell deer, cows, and a couple of horses along with a canine, the latter one making him nervous. He could easily fight it off but he was here only to kill to feed. Not to do it just because he could.
Approaching the stable after taking another route behind the school's football field, and then the student parking lot, the scents of all the animals became far stronger. Of all the ones he could smell, the deer, likely a young one or a doe, seemed the most appealing target. Being in those stables, it would have nowhere to run and make it easier for him to take it down. Even with a lot of noise, he felt certain he could do this and get to a spot where he could feed without interruptions.
When he was within fifty feet of the stable, the silence of the night was broken by a few of the animals starting to get roused. The two horses from the sound of things. Wondering if they were just acting up or if they knew he was coming, Alex went down on all fours, into a near prone position, and crept up on the place.
The deer wasn't far and he could tell almost exactly where it was. Three sections in starting from the closest to him. When he could see the doe inside the stable, her head barely up, Alex changed from going slow to moving faster, getting to his legs alone. Nearly sliding on the grass in front of the stable, he leapt the barrier for the doe's area and landed inside, shifting on his feet to confront the animal as it awoke with a start.


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Whisperer's Wake
An introduction for Roan Gatling-Green, and a demonstration of why it is so foolish to disturb a whisperer in their haunt. The children of harvested souls tend to be rather jealous of their privacy.
The building had been reduced to a charred husk around him, groaning beneath its own weight and every passing touch of wind. Floors reduced to open hollows, treacherous holes where corridors had once stretched resplendent. Jagged about the edges, as though bordered by splintered charcoal teeth.
Most of its windows gaped open in sullen acceptance of the night, breathing the temperate air through reeking, ash-filled rooms. Something shifted within its walls, rattling to a rest with the metallic clink of a loosened nail or migrating, undersized construct. His legs lay supported against the source of the sound, soles of heavy boots pointed toward the ghoulish black stains that dominated the ceiling. Back pressed to the wooden floor, which creaked in surly protest of his weight and presence.
His hair mingled with the swirls of ash, one hand raised to support the burden that lay balanced against his chest. Its wooden construction lay polished and cold beneath his fingers, shuddering with each turn of the crank that he clasped in the other hand. Goaded into producing its long, wheezing notes, a song that seemed to drift without end through every crack and new, gaping passage that it encountered.
That ash was sifting more quickly, sweeping more abruptly across floorboards that had not felt a footstep in weeks. New smudges traced what was left of the glass that had guarded the windows, and rusted hinges wailed in accord as his tune reached the far corners of the devastated structure.
Laying indolent, he could hear their gathering, confusion, the renewal of their discontent. Seeping through splintered floors and rattling the few locks that had held, migrating together toward the melody that he offered. Nothing to be seen of them aside from the small changes that they were able to cause in the world at hand, blowing a stray breath of dust from the tips of a chandelier or thumping insistently against the wall at his back.
Like an irritable neighbour trying to quiet his performance so that sleep could be reclaimed. The thought split a wry grin beneath the paint that dominated most of his face, black and white in ghastly, skeletal arrangement over cheeks and forehead. Soon, their attention would be drawn to something they'd dislike far more than his presence in that place.
He could hear it already, the whole of the gutted structure shifting against an attempt to enter it from the front. Someone wrenching free the boards that had guarded its great double doors, violating wood and metal in a determined effort to achieve ingress.
More than a single someone – angry voices were volleying back and forth beyond the windows, and those boards would have taken more than two hands to pull free. When the creak and snap of broken nails ceased to sound, it was replaced by the intrusive thump of a boot brought against those locked doors. Twice, thrice, that thump replaced by a splintering crack on the fourth.
They would be swarming the remains of the grand lobby below, weapons clasped in preparation. An assumption confirmed by the overlapping echoes of their voices, calling his name with all the eager ferocity of those who believed they had no chance of losing.
Slowly, the hand he'd closed around that silver crank came to a halt, and the tune vanished along with it. Those soothing, upsetting notes bled from the air, and in the ensuing silence, it became electric with outrage.
Intruders, it seemed to chant in a language beyond the reception of ears. Defilers, disturbers, unwelcome. Rushing from where he had gathered them so close, bleeding their ethereal essence through walls and floors in order to reach the true interlopers with greater speed.
Oh, and it could be heard so clearly. The moment when their voices, raised in the clamour of the search, shook free of the confidence that they had so boldly wielded. Several seconds passed in confusion, questions cast between them and observations too quiet for him to make out most of their words.
Though he could guess. A sudden chill in the air, the rattling of that which had been stationary only moments before. The sense of being touched where no one was present to do so, followed a moment later by...
There it was. The instant in which confusion transmuted into terror, voices stretched and torn by the anguish of the screams that they were forced to carry. Feet pounding heavy against blackened floors, their staccato rhythm interrupted by the tumbling and cursing of those who had failed to reach the door.
The sounds became lower, wetter over the course of the next minute that passed. The last of fearful cries devolved into inhuman gurgling, choking beneath the sheer weight of supernatural fury, and all was silent in their wake.
For a matter of seconds, at least. Then the heel of his hand was braced against that silver crank again, and the mournful, meandering song picked up where it had been halted before. The wind breathed a sigh of relief through broken windows, and the ghosts who occupied that gutted structure began to migrate in his direction again.


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