We stopped about a mile out and piled five into a single truck to drive in and check the place out. Everyone else stayed ready in reserve should there...be any trouble. There were no problems and everyone was unpacked and ready for bed by eleven that night. I was climbing into bed with all my wives when I heard a sound I could never forget. The roar of a huge bear! I was out of bed and climbing the tower with the sniper .50 cal; Two-Feather called on the radio to ask were it was; Carl called to. Retrieving her rifle, I returned and waited while Shirley calmed her down. She finally stopped crying and said, "I just realized I won't go to school again. It's all over." No, Janice, it's not all over." I said, emphasizing all. "There are some good people left and, if we work together, we will survive and prosper."Shirley said, "Tomorrow morning, we will search for your mom. It's not good that she didn't come back. We do suspect there might be some bad people out there."Shirley calmed her. "Look," she said, pointing.Several men in blue uniforms were coming out of the woods near the base of our hill along with one man in regular, farmers' clothes, a straw hat low on his forehead. They stopped and the one evidently in charge shaded his eyes and looked up in our general direction. I saw sunlight glint from glass lenses."Simon," he yelled, "Susan Simon, ve know you iss up dere. Dey are all kaput, dead, tot, all uf dem. Ve know your hiding places."The woman looked at me, and we backed. The wire fence material was of the type made on 4" grids, with a framework of 1" square tube. The frames had racks for planter boxes welded to them. We had plenty of extra girls from the city to help, and I worked with them for a while on dipping the boards for the floors. We had trouble setting them on their edge because they were only 1" thick. Andy and Linda came up with a rack, made of heavy wire they had bent together. We had put down plastic tarps, before we started, and it is a good.