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The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-22
ATCHIsoN, KAN, Feb. I7th 1904.

ATCHISoN, KAN, Feb. I2th 1904.
Dear Editor:
The revival meeting at the Ebenezer Bap-
list church is still in progress. and much good
is being done.
Rev. Wilson has recovered from his recent
illness and is able to be out again.
The meHbers of T. T. c. will soon make
preparations for another banquet.
One of the infant twins of Mr.. Reuben Car.
son was buried last Saturday.
Quite number are on the sick list.
Or. Hudson was called to Port William
twice last week to attend several patients
Yours,
MILE C.GxSKRALs.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-22


Dear editor q Il. /. - e. = %, Il.
Please allow me space Il g.
make few announcements - i
rea o. We have Just closed = is,... -
meeting in the Mt. Carmel B.ps' - Z 80
rom winch Tour happy souls ~. II. S.s''s
the church, with twenty new g, $3.50 :
;n :. 49, an.'.n : = good spiritual sssa'..
Just now |. and our rally vas get ,sss. '''''
the 9Th Sunday in January, Co., ''s =
raised. = 'hs -
Rev 2. II. Henesly, who =.
-; money go 'a,seiy U the name q n c.sn, =.
t'st church. was tried and jailed ID, !. = 7
days. ~ T. =
IA II -
The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-22
News From the State.


Minister'S and Deacons' Union.
The Ministers and Deacons'
Union was a success at Alma last
week.
The following brethren were
present: Revs. w. P. Banks. J. A.
Stewart. R. B. Wynn and ID. Todd.
Brethren Frank Scott and M. I'm
derwood
Rev. D. Todd made a confession
to the Union of the charges alleged
against him, and begged pardon,
assuring the Union that the matter
was amicably settled. Thereupon
he was pardoned and restored
to the fellowship of the Union.
By special request of the church
a conncil being called, ordained
Rev H. M. Underwood to the Cos
pei ministry during the meeting.
Rev. G. w. Burdette reports a
grand meeting is in progress with
the Baptist church at Ottawa.
Rev. Turner has rendered accept
able servicein the meetings. Six
ty or seventy conversions up to
date, and about s. additions to the
church and the work is yet in pro-
gress, with goodly number of
anxious inquirers at the bench.
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member that the editor -, !. =.
have been running this psn-, il.
own pockets. Nov thev e.,, ~ Z
in bringing out your papsr. ~ - = =
ing and paying. ing -
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If You are in an uncomfortable
place, get out This sounds like sim
pie advice, but the wlsest man in the
world could not give any better. II
Is the only thing TO do; your friends
cannot help you
The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-22
Feb. IS, 1894

feD. IS 1904
Mr.. Editor:
Twas agreeably surprised last week when
received q copy of your neat little paper,
"The BAPTIST HEADLIGHT"
had heard of Its birth, and was glad to
scan its face, and now, with its able manage
ment, ace only one preventive to success in
the undertaking. We all know only too well
what it is, but turn on the "Lght' to Kansas
Baptists duty toward such an enterprise, and
"Head" them into the channel ofdischarging
that duty if possible, and the paper must live
long and will be mightylpower to the de-
nomination.
Yours for success,
r. M. CONES.
P. o. Box "a, Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
P. S. Find enclosed three mos. subscription.
Note-If our men and ministers of the Cos
pei of the state could see the importance Of
sustaining the BAPTIST HEADLIGHT As de-
nominational religious paper. as do our sub
scribers from Kentucky and other states, the
HEADLIGHT would soon become = paper that
the denomination would feel proud of. The
editor desires to thank Mrs. K. NJ. Comes for
her valuable assistance and words of cheer
contributed to the paper.-Editor.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-22

WHEREVER you 60, there Is tn,
same clamor over a dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-02
TO mioiA.

In that dear country which men call,
with sOmbcT phrus~. ) our pretty faro
There mo spring, there is mo- fall.
And biting winter finds NO place
One Lch'. ono warmth. one tender al.
One endlsss summer harbors there.
In that dear country. side by eide.
There Dc TWO placid lakes that sleep.
"Twore worth n Kingdom a. divide
Zach KAY, unfhthomRblc deep.
And daring ali things To- posses.
The secrets OF your souls recess
In other lands tits passing sweet
To watch the whispering western wind
Go ruffiing all the whltened wheat
Nor leave the tiniest track behind,
To 500 tie wantOn wavclet- rear
Their crcsts along the grassy mere.
80 does the zephyr Of your smile
Lead on It's fairy footed dance
From end 20 end 81 that dear isle
And dimples all tho fair eXpAnsc.
And stoops its course and floats and flies
In nipples DER your laughing eyes.
Pail Mall Budget
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RcasIn Pod.

s. NJ Andree, Swedish scientist
has collected tabular information show
ing the average weight of peas in their
pods. The hghtest peas were always
found near the ends of the pod. The
average weight of 4 pea was greater the
larger the number of peas IN the pod,
so that the largest pods contained the
heaviest peas. The weight of the peas
next the point of the pod increased with
the increased number of peas in the pod.
With the exception of the first and last
peas there was but very small differ
ence in the weight of the peas in the
Same pod.
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Bigamy is only n misdemeanor, not
crime, according to the laws of New
Jersey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-22

,,. ,,,,,,,,.,. with, ,banton, voices. re-
6"lP IN j1is esrg Something similar.
something ne mao once a"'t ~ +ie' ~"
years "Hu, ~ ~ No. No.. ,.o,r nistol" said
Hush 81 ave 10 see an clear. FIX sno's'
and mind You don Ws-le mem, ,,,,r,,,a .
ne tp''1't r.,ylI,,',,. On the table and
i4l4 Gown HlI ,tlU VIZ, J,,ns ana oiled the
Hush wiped the carriages ""' O'''' '''
works. d., ,,,,.,,. fnera yyas no
- ~ - .i,,5 ma tne heat was scarce
breath OF WIG UNI ". ,,,c,, rarne on
benrable, Wheh te W. M 'aa,.5 r,a s4Gi
Iggh, .,,.. gr.. aTniIer into the stern
VepnM.ts ''l ,SbIta shirt nj the end of an
oar served u.s. IL ny ~. On ~ II ~ hitter chance
10y direction ai'' l1 vim eytrefne slow
~ 49,, ne 5rbc isie shook before them like
place iucanaesgeHl, on w tn1 ti.gs, fbtn
COON bnnalhb olpIl 7sstl,Ghad lion in me
Ibsfe Vent ip nom sand and sea
and even from rom @a s1,d P'a as thev could only
ing pilEninessS, go al'' ett,,scn closed lashes
tho excess OF light seem" 40 p r'Gio TO
into a. sinister uaI i M 55fors I iursts
tnal OF llluIigtt ~, mon This erraud
s me Cap o,,a ~ "a DOZEN reasons, the last
Of which wa5 desiTe [9e us sss 9TgfF
persuuon Ilt ,,'r,s 81 IKE HAT OF Davis 1t
ana gross halIiEE o,' ,'i"rdar ne had been
prepared, but tn h9IfoI 81 LIN INA he
~ the eoIt1ig ,,g.TF ia lie barring the last
strands thut united him to Goa n I aen Dna,
carried him ON 70 rePr5 bi,gnsciG TO be car
ton; and ne suilsrgu i,,g silently bidding
RED pa$s.Vely Tolistn III .,nd his nOucs
fareW Ell to his better s'' III tnetnr shirts
Hush sat by ms alu ,g,,t.W,,,i sI peThars as
that were NOT "HolE g. iiivnd- brave as "a
wcasel-he must .stl Ie3a assure t ,.''l must
Win the tone OF hlS ',, %M Han. he must out
may ms part 70 tNnis t1at yyas rcsuect-
HGrod Herod lhsG' 05tat Vas Formidable
in Kind Of desperaaite, w |aS gsy T est as he
self 80 ne y9}uhiE severn puerhaps.' Of old the
goes nto paiuti 20, !'J' ,T tba sca0od.
h@hWaymen n,iSnlSinSn N ~ he e''- at'ruel 'ot
"G9lly' bH5 II - ol Eli tnt vour cruel in
! s,y, You know, Huat nn d'V like
Cullar 70 gel ppWItu ~ @oylI and
this. I'd rather ave, ~ On aI,a (s'nrinei
| irusty mornnE' ,W9uluu ~, Eg,, b,5sh an "A
Ere we 70 round the 4uiufia SSoi,an1 give
ccwld and truSIy moIuln u, ',,,vs,bt ~ mat IN
You my word, ! tYHn, 5p ''' Il M a hinlani
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nghtnln rod, Shakespeare. or Tho musical
e nc,,iy - cpnversytion on tap. Put
d penny al the slot and-ullo. Ger they
go,n' TO shoot SS' Now or neyer Is e
,n ana sue little man Strengthened himself
il,3 an aleit and dashlns attitude, and
AV3hto btealily az the enemy.
hut the captain rose hhlf In In the boat
WAN eyes protrullnE. 40 '''S SN'
~ mars that?' be cried
I'M Is Wut|' sad Hulsh.
tain. ''ues' salo the cap
,An4 Indeed II was something strange.
IIiittttlek ana Attwater, both armed Win
" w ~, ,,te'est fs had appeared out of the
StS'S JENNA Tue hgurehead, and to either
t,all on tnem the sun glisteued upon two
Net"ihN opJeols, luComotury, like mon,
euu occupying in the economy OF these
SItaluVes the places OF heads-only the
Ileaus were facelcss. To Davis, hit be-
tween wind and water, his mythology APP
peWel 70 nave como alive, and rophet To
mySllhed a moment.
yo Divers iy, r. 'elmegs. you n!nny. Can't
:. , S99 they are said Davis with gasp.
ana why? On, j see, lLs for armor."
Wot lid tell you2" said Hush "Dy-
wa and Collar, all the Wy aud back"
The two natives uor they st was that
war; spread out 10 right and left, md
~ iaSt lay down In tho shade on the e%-
IRENE Hank Of the position. Even now
snat me mystery was explained Davis was
maternity preoccupied, stared AT the flame
on the.r crests, ana forgot, and then re-
Hempered VITA smile, the explanation,
AtIwuyer wlthdrew again into the grove,
hnl lieIrlch, with his gun under his arm
came down the pier alone About halt
WAY Gown he halted and hailed the boat.
What do you WANT he CRED,
IN tell that to Mr.. Attwater," replied
hush stepping hriskly on the ladder, u
don't tell 10 10 you because YOU plyei
the trueNlin' sneak Here's 2 letter for
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rHE EBB TIDE"
80. INNS STEVENSON and LLOYD OsBOuasE

a dreadful business" he said,wlth strong
witch Of his shoulders. S''s
It's rather a start no doubt" said
William John Hntwater, Esq,-sir:" bs
How do You know his name is William
Johu2' asked Davis,
,,,;s2sw ~ on g packing case" said
NO" said Davis. But there's another
thins. What ere we TO wrltc2p N'''''
20. my Eolly!" cried the exaspora.ea
yourself2 I'm gon' to tell You wot To-
write; that's my, pitchi Il you'ii Just be
down! William John Hatwater. Eso ~
sir; nc reiterated And the cnptnin at
last beginning half mechanically to move
MS pen, the letter proceeded: "It lis with
fecln's of shylno and 'artfeit contritton
that l approach you after the NumNajn'
events of last night. our MIR Grricli has
left the ship, and VIII have doubtless COM
municated to YOU the nature of our ones
Needless u sN, these are no longer posi-
Bile, Fate as declyred against us, and we
lust suspicious with Tlch ! am regarded.
j do not venture 10 solicit the fyvor Of
an interview FOR myself, but In order to
put an end 70 a sltuytion wlch be egually
and partner Mr. j. j. Hush, to 'y before
you my proposals, and witch by their mod
erNton viii, l trust be found to merit
your attention, Mr. j. l.. Hush is entire
y. unarmcd, / swear TO Gawd and will
Old rs andS over is 'oaa from the mo-
ment he begins 10 approach you. am
your tNthetll servant John pyvis"
Hush read the letter with the Innocent
joy " amateurs. chuckied Eustiully to
himself ana reopeued 1t more than once
after ~ was folded to repeat the pleas
ure, Davis meanwhile sitting inert and
heavily frownns.
OF n sudden he rose; he seemed all
uOOarj. NO" he cried NO, NJ can't be!
MS too much. rs domination! God wouii
never forgive itN'
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CHAPTER XII.

on a very bright hot, lusty. strongly
blowing noon. a fortnight after the events
recorded and month since the curtain
rose upon this episode, a man might have
been spicd praying ON the sand by tine
lagoon beach. y point of palm trees iso-
oldtet him from the settlement, ana from
the place where he lSnelt the only work
of mans hand That interrupted the eN-
panse was the schooner Farnllone her
berth quite changed, and rocking at am
Choir some two miles 10 WiudWard IN The
midst of the lagoon. The noise OF the
Trade ran very bOisterous IN all parts OF
the island, the nearer palm trees crashed
and Whistled iu the gusts those further
on contributed hummlnE bass, Ike the
roar Of citios and Yet 70 any man less
absorbed, there must have risen at times
over this turmoil OF the winds the sharper
note of the human voice from the settle
maut. There all was activity Attwater
stripped to his trousers and lending
strong hand of hep, was directing ana
encouraging FIVE Kanakas; from his lively
voice and their more Lively efforts II was
to be gathered that some sudden and 10y
full emergency had set Them in this bustiei
ana the union jack tioated once more on
It's stan But the suppilnt on the beach,
unconscious of their voices, prayed on
with instancy and fervor, and the sound
of his voice rose ana fel again, and HTS
cOuutenauce frightened and was de-
formed with changing moods Of pioty and
Before his closed eyes the skin had
been tor some time lacking toward the
distant and deserted Fsrulone; and pre-
sently the figure OF Herrick might have
been observed TO board her. 10 pass for
a while into the house, thence forward
to the forecaste Rnd mt last TO plunge
into the main hatch. In al these quarters
his visit was followed by ~ coil of smoke.
and he had scarce entered his boat again
and showed on before flames broke forth
upon the schooner They burned gayiy;
kerosene had not been spared, ana the
bellows OF tine trade iaeited the conaagra-
Alnlf half the zsDtf
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Huish walked briskly up the pier and
paused face TO face with the young man. mPH;,
We're Is e. sad he i and: t2 liefF' faes
before him flushed suddenly crimson ana
went white again; 49,, ,,.,.,.U ,,,t,,t-
r''S.SS 40, Mnr b,,,ds hove Your head.
The clerk turned away rom M ~ ~,
toward me iiEuTe"e H i, vi 6js 'dSvotlons. lie
1Do'' sSon tn nsava N deep breath. and
raised MS arms, IN TVI'tt,.,i' .,,lt ,,,,,e ia
men Of MS g99e"pR lSr e"Sd ssp9roportionatey
i i11s and br6ad. ana The palms In partieu-
ii or Se6 15 a four ounce jar was moth
me mani ~ he . Was ploddins steadily forward ON
his Nilsson,
Herrick at first followed. Then NOS, m@lSg
eboiii TO ind Davis already advanced rs
FAR as the Agureheed He ealne Gr oril..
ing and open-mou.hea, aS ~ ali human
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Wheeler H. Peckham, an Anti-snap-
per, the Presidents Choice for
the Vacant Judgcship,
sENAToR HILL, AT ONCE BRaIns oPpo-
sITIoE TO CONFIRMATION.
rhs Ground the Same as in the Case Of Horn
blcwT-A Brief Sketch Of ths Eomi-
nOo-The Honor Surprises Hin,

Washington, January aa-rhe president
.oday submitted the name OF another
New York anu-snapper to the senate
'or confirmation as an associate justice
y rare supreme court of the Umsea
States
Wheeler II. Pecltliam IS the jurist hon
red by Mr., Cleveland with the nomina-
lion, which wlA be no more pleasing 70
certain OF the senators tlian was the
lominatlon Of Hombtowcr The selection
MAS a surprise to the nominee. as wcN aa
. the senator's from New york. neither
81 whom was consulted IN regard 10 tlia
natter,
MIR. Peckham ls the president OF the
View York slate Bar associatou, and
vas delegate to the famous anti.csiap-
ier convention, which was held BY the
opponents OF Che machirar ana senator
itll. HIS poahcal promnence began
Hhen Cleveland was governor Of New
York
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touched the helm and ran the Prov upon
the beach not twenty feet from the IN
conscious deVotcc. Taking the painter IN
his hand he landed nnd drew near ana
stood over him and SIN the volubie ana
inCoherent stream Of prayer continued
uuabated. 1t was possible for him 10 ovey-
hear the suppliants petitions, Whlch nc
listened 10 some while IN a very mingled
mood Of humor and pity; ana 1t was only
when hts own name began 10 occur TO be
Coujoiucd with epithets that he at last
laid his hand on the captains shoulder.
sorry TO interrupt The exercise, said
he but ] want you to look at the Faral-
lone"
The captain scrambled TO his feet, and
stood gaspng and staring Mr., Herrlck,
don't stnrtie a man Ike that! ne said.
since" he broke of. what nd you say
any way2 Oh, the Farallone.' ana he
looked languidv out
Yes" said Hcrrlck there she burns,
and you may guess from that what the
THE Trinity Hail guess" said the
captain.
THE same" said Herrlck sighted half
an hour ago. and coming up hand over
'Wcn. It don't amount to hill OF
beans said the captain, with a sigh.
on. come, chats rank ingrnutude"
Wen. replied the captain moditatlvely,
you mustn't Just see the way TINT ]
view it in, but I'd most rather stay here
upon this island ! found peace here peace
In believing Yes ! guess this island is
about good enough for John Davis"
81 never heard such nonsenceP' cried
Herrick what with all turning ont In
your favor the way IL does, the Farallone
wiped out, the crew disposed o. sure
thing for your wife and family. and you
yourself, Attwater's spoiled darling and
pet peuiteut2'
Vow. Mr. Herrck. don't say that"
said the captain gently. when you know
he don't make no difference between us
But. OH why not bee one Of us3 Why not
come to Jesus right away, and let's meet
in yon beautiful land2 That's Just the one
thirg wanted, Just say, Lord, | believe.
help thou mine unhclief And Hen fold
you ~ Ilis arms You see, / know
have been a sinner myself"
Crhe End
There Is much mystihcation IN London
over the expedition against the Sofas
and the indications are that somebody's
been lynl on them.
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1IlLL noEsNl., LII,n I'M

Washington, January 22-Esceipt OF the
nomination OF Wheelef II. Poeishnm to
10 associate justice OF the supreme court,
Nh!ch was sent to the senate today by
President Cleveland sent Senator Hilr
iurrying about the senate ilcor III lively
style. lie was quickly In cansultatlon
With members Of the judiciary committee.
Sho WIFI be called upon TO pass upon the
domination before II is reported Is the
icnate, The senators thought when the
domination became kEown that Judge
Peclham Of the court OF appeals OF New
Fork was the man, but Senntor tlla eS-
blamed that such was not the case--he
lominec was n brother OF the Judge
Indications are strong that the nominal
ion wlll be opposed upon tho same
rounds Judge Horhblowers was Mr..
peckham iR independent, 81 politics, AMI
. snid to have boiied the nomination OF
Senator Hi for governor. both IN 1885,
ind IN tSS. The New York senators werc
Tot consulted hy the president IN making
he selection,
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ment, looked out OF Huish's face, and
Attwater was swift to suspect lie
frowned, he stared on the little man, and
considered. Why should he be creeping
nearor2 The next moment the gun was
at his shoulder
kindly ohlige me by opening your
hands, open your hands wide--let me see
the fingers spread you dog. Throw down
that thing you're holdingl' he reared, his
rage and gertrude increasing together
And then, at almost the same moment,
the indumitable uuish decided 20 throw.
and Attwater pulled the trigger. There
was scarce the difference OF second be-
tween the two resolves, but IL was In
favor OF the man with the rinci ana tho
fore the ball shattered both. For the
twinltling Of an eye the wretch was In
| hells ngunies, bathea in liquid flames, a.
| screaming bcdlamite: ana then a second
aua more merciful bullet stretched him
dead.
The whole thing was come and gone In
a breath. Before Herrlck could turn about.
before Davis could complete his cry Of
horror, the clerk lay In the sand sprawl
| ing and convulscd but beyond sin or
| suffering.
Attwater ran to the body; he stopped
and viewed II: ne put hts finger In the
! viriol and his face whitened and hard
| encd with anger
! Davis had not yet moved he stood as
| tonshed with his back TO the ngurehead.
/ his hands clutchng II behind him. his
! body inclined forward from the waist
o 1tSwG MI t4rne " ytn ana COW
| einI NM Win nus rlhe
Davis. Davis" he cried in a voice li,c a
, 1919, BlNt s,a S,E, Sce0los 10
fSS,,SS Vui peAce ,,i,5 ,,,.,- ~.
| a., iaNla looked, ahu ms hllnu evoke. lie
Tsai S S,t" -. ~ ~, ne al9 not
instead to face death. with a qutvcring
"V ~ ~, ,,,,, .,,. n.-.,,, .,
no eSS = - ~ ny Ciovp'S itS Nv Mah
49, C''tSt ~, '"s e., ~ ~ Vas on
| - "r''H' "N9l'eSs 10 JUST smut
"'S -, a.. 49,. ...... .,
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nG,,e tl, oI i 'e aN{iu' , MIN ilnt'yuiite,
~ ~ 'll'VGlc VI i'l9 tol 'NS@9, block
bon1 VIZ "st,,less Oh NE mEute-
rSport ana XIII .c,,1 'ii , "R"tn uis
INK b,,n"t a., ~ 49, 9 III nm, INV IAr ~,
cs,,,,i, ia, y" ~ " 80 ~ 'siS VINE t3n
cbsal tIiri ,t ~ VI ~ ",3'ls i ll's
fTSr, ,, .'''" "a 'l.'u ~ H,ts 5leelii5
| btt,r1t,v s,iI.ti e. iis,'-,7 rsS,ltu ille
The cruel game of witch bS ,yns ,be
puunat ,,tos rg,, i,, nv -5,.,M "s .us
tir,ts bc boi ir,,,,ls AZ AN ap,1s me-
Inn TO- di'iri- ~ ~ ,., ,I,' In i't lI'uH'
fnt| he We 5ie,,,+,i,'S i,''Ty9 i'olr tt
bo,,I wa" "''f'''''NN' i'S "eW up ms
's"'sst,,y7,,,,, ,,, ,-i,5 ,.r ,,.,, al. ..-
sivty 5c',,,s, 70 o''e"' wan OlNe your
20 ,o3 ti A...,..
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china liz Eri1 Ne bn,,, ~, 81, mn l a a
- 'V '3'" H. natluS W. az last WIN
nv 5;a ,'i' f6 5Ioi ErS sLlfe re-
! - ~ -"'I9 sSiNts luph alNeI
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s,monn victims Remembered.

Annapolis, Md, January Yesterday
HE chanel OF the United States Naval
rademy a memorial window 70 the ofii-
ers and men who lost their lives n me
nmoan hurricane WAS unveiled. Chaplain
{ II. clark preached the sermon.
The window OF stained glass was maze
! Munich. Germany, ~ i cost q s'a~
90 unfortunate vessels In the hufficane
re plctured at anchor daiins the calm
nd then again after the wreck. u me
enter Of the glass is Biblical illnstra7
an. The Apian scenes are faithfully pefs<
rayea from photographs Relatives ~
ne officera who persisted were present -
ac ceremonies.