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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
ESCAPE DROWNING
In the Rocky Ford Ditch by a Mar
row Margin.

Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Best narrow
ly escaped drowning in the Rocky Ford
ditch last Saturday evening. They were
returning from Baptist surprise party
at the home of D. D. Wiley. and were
driving along South Main street when Mr..
Best's eyes were dazzled by the bright
glare of an electric road light and he
loosened the lines expecting the horse
could keep to the road better without
guidance. 1t is likely that the animal
was also blinded by the light, for it left
the highway and made between the road
and foot bridges crossing the Rocky
Ford ditch.
The first intimation of trouble Mr.. and
Mrs. Best had was when their horse
plunged into the ditch. carrying the rig
and occupants with it. Mr.. Best man.
aged to spring clear Of the rig. landing
waist deep in the stream. but Mrs. Best
was not so fortunate. Her clothing had
become entangled in the buggy and all
her husbands efforts failed to extricate
her until two young men who were pass
near heard the commotion and came to
his assistance.
Mrs. Best was in a bad way when
rescued and she was carried to the near
by home Of Mrs. Elser. where It required
the assistance Of a physician to resusci-
tate her. She was afterward returned to
her home on South Sixth street and for a
couple Of days it was feared that pneu-
monia might intervene. but Ilats reports,
we are pleased to say. state that she 10
recovering from the effects Of her invol-
untary immersion and will soon be all
right again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
Birthday Celebration

Mrs. F. M. Hines entered upon her
sixtieth year last Friday and her sister
members Of the W. r. c. gave her most
pleasing surprise to celebrate the oeea-
sion. Bringing with them a nice token
Of remembrance in the form Of a hand
some sewing chair they assembled at
her home on North Eighth street and with
words Of cheer and hope that she might
have many more opportunities 10 eele-
brate a passing birthday gave a few
pleasant hours to their esteemed member,
Many presents from friends and relatives
gave Grandma" Hines additional reason
to remember with pleasure her sixtistt
birthday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
LOOKING FOR GOD.
Visits Rocky Ford In Vain Search
and Is Locked Up.

On Friday last the attention of the
marshal was called to the strange actions
Of young man who had called at num-
ber of homes in this city and frightened
the women by his. conduct. A search
was made for the man. who was found
early in the evening and placed in Jail by
the officers. as he gave every evidence of
being of unsound mind.
The man gave his name as John H.
Hooking. and claimed to be from Denver,
but the only reason he could give for his
strange actions was that he was Look
ing for God" so he was held until the
Denver authorities could be communica-
ted with.
In response to a reply from the Denver
chief Of police Hooking was taken to that
city on Saturday.
The following account of the causes
leading to Hocking's mental alteration is
taken from Saturdays Denver Times:
"His mind unbalanced by worry over
family troubles. John H. Hooking. former
ly drayman in Denver. is held
in Jail at Rocky Ford on charge Of
insanity. while the man whom he charges
with wrecking his home and Mrs. Hook
ing unite in declaring that he has long
been insane and is worthless and not de-
serving Of a woman's love. Both the
wife and c. A. L. Marston. grocer at
Eighteenth and Champa streets. were at
tho Hooking home at 1853 Stout street
this morning. when they were informed
of the arrest of Hooking by officers at
Rocky Ford. where he had been fright
ening women by his strange conduct at
houses where he called. and neither was
surprised at the information.
Hooking last month brought suit
agains. Marston for $4,000. alleging
alienation Of Mrs. Hoeking's affections
and a day later Mrs. Hooking filed suit
for divorce. alleging nonsupport. Neither
case has come to trial. and II Hooking Is
insane both will now be held up indefi-
nitsly. Mrs. Marston secured a divorce
from her husband more than two years
ago, naming Mrs. Hooking as the cause
Of her troubles, and last October Mrs.
Hooking left her husband. and he charges
has since lived with Marston. D.
SO the offiesrs think my husband 10
insane, do thsyp Well. il b no surprise
70 me, but cannot understand Why 1t
has taken them 50 long TO discover what
allied him. have known Il for . long
time, and whenever had any doubt on
the subjset Il was because ! thought he
was trying to avoid work bv shamming
trouble with his head. He has lodged
work all his life. the greatest labor he
has ever performed being the smoking OF
cigarettes, and believe the cigarettes
are largely responsible for his mental
condition. said Mrs. Hooking.
According to the woman her husband
has been queer for many years. She
claims hs was injured about the head
when . small boy and has always been
little of. ard that recently he has been
ssttinQ worse as = result Of smoking
cigarettes. 4 haven't seen him without
q cigarette in his mouth for don't know
how long, she asserted.
Hooking Is % years Of age and has
lived in Denver since he was 6 years OF
age"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
DOUBLE WEDDING
In the M. e. Church on Tuesday
Afternoon.

A R L A N D S of
beautiful flowers,
festoons of orange
blossoms and smil-
ak, and banks of
oleanders. palms
and potted plants
made the interior
of the First Metho-
dist church a place
of beauty in pink
and green for the
double ceremony
that as h e | d
therein on Tuesday
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03

afternoon-the joining together in holy
matrimony of Robert Lee Garner to
Carrie Louise Elser and George Thorn
ton Babeoek to Eva Leora Green.
In response to invitations some 400
friends we're assembled to witness the
ceremony and the auditorium OF the
spacious edifiee was well filed before the
wedding party arrived.
A few minutes before 4 o'clock the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin. sung by
Mesdames Bowman. johnson and Stout.
and Misses Brrris, Ewers and Editha
Green filed the church with sweet
sound. As the chorus died away to a
cadence upon the pipe organ. played by
Miss Alice Babeook. the ushers-Harry
Braden and Harry Dietrich. Harry Men,
denhall and Earl Rex-led the way down
parallel aisles to the altar; after them
followed the maids Of honor-Misses Jen-
ME Elser and Ruth Babeoek-who were
in turn followed by the flower girls
Little Louise Chartrand and Ruth Green
bearing baskets Of lovely flowers.
Next came the brides-Miss Elser lean
ing upon the arm Of her brother Leroy
and Miss Green upon that Of her father.
At the altar they were met by the grooms
attended by their best men-Charles A.
Robins and Carlyle Polloek-when the
wedding party took its stand beneath a
handsome arch from which was suspsn-
ded large wedding bell composed Of
beautiful sweet pea blossoms.
Impressive silence. broken only by the
words Of the beautiful ring service ss
they fell from the lips Of Rev. I, N. Pot
ashinsky and the lower rs.poosSs Of ths
contracting parties. MARKED The psrfor-
nance Of the wedding esrsmoniss. and At
the close the joyful strains Of Msndsls-
sohn's Wedding March psalsd forth and
attended the ne Sly-wsddsd couples from
the church.
The wedding party At once returned 70
the Green and Elssr homes on South
Tenth street. where an elaborate rsesp-
ton was held and sumptuous refresh
msnts served from to 10 o'clock to the
100 or more intimate friends.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 3. Gave. Mrs. l. E. Browning
and Miss Ruth Barry Of Fort Collins; Mr..
and Mrs. John Green. Corydon. Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Green. Seymour.
Iowa; Mrs. J. Chartrand. Durango; Miss
frankie Ewsrs. Spokane, WASH; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L Garner. Pierre. S. D.; Mrs. J.
L. Smith. Washington. Kan; Mrs S. r.
Mendelson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Larsen.
La Junta.
Attended by hearty fslieitations Mr..
and Mrs. Garner departed for their fu-
ture home in Arlington, Tex. where the
groom is engaged in the real estate busi-
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Babeoek will make
their home in Rocky Ford. where the
groom holds the position Of city treasurer
and is associated with the Swink M. &
G. Co.
Since kindergarten days the brides
have grown up together in this city. in
separabls girl ehums. and the double
wedding Of Tuesday was the result OF q
compact made many years ago. This
pleasant event has severed their daily
eompanionship.b but their lifelong friendship
is too strongly eemented to be broken.
and with their host of friends we hope
that as the years pass their every letter
may tel Of the bright fulfilment Of their
most sauguine expectations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
STORES OPEN TONIGHT

, Rocky Ford business houses
will remain open this (Fri-
, day. evening as long as there
!. is any trade to be supplied.
; On July 4 most Of the
, stores will be open till II
!. q. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
TREY'RE GOING SOME
Rocky Ford Ball Teams Wins Three
Games This Week.

wv LONG will
the win nj n G
streak hold good
with our ball
teamP This is
the question the
fans" would
like to have an
swered rig h t
away. and they
may not have
long to wait for
the answer.
The Enter
prise has a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03

Miss Carrie L. Elser having resigned
as clerk in the post Office. Mss Theo
Barkley has been appointed as tempor-
ary clerk. A regular clerk will be ap-
pointed after the result Of the civil ssrv-
Ice examination has been announced, sx-
animation 10 be held July 9th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Divergence Of Oplnion rs to How and
Where to Spend the Day.

Having provided new and in this
vicinity novel plan for the amusement
and entertainment Of the people-in the
form Of a Chautauqua-and being detsr-
mined to make this . magnificent sue
cess, it was some time ago decided that
the city Of Rocky Ford would not attempt
a Fourth Of July celebration this year.
and as . result our people have been left
TO their own devices Is to how they shall
celebrate the snnIvsrsary Of our Nations
ndopon6o0oo. s--s- - ~ ~
In response to the cordial invitation
from La Junta great number will visit
our sister town and with Col. Loekhait
the orator Of the day. and our baseball
team help with a vim to "whoop or up
The Rocky Ford Concert Band will 60
to Holly and discourse patriotie and
soul-stirring airs 10 the crowd assembled
IN that town.
Many have expressed their intention to
eslsbrats the day in Pueblo. and . few
are going to Denver to see the big Coli
scum where W. J. Bryan will next week
b chosen to lead the Democratic host to
vietory-nit. not, never.
Picnic parties. notably the Baptist
church. the Farmers Union and the
Court Of Honor. will draw their quota Of
eslsbrants.
Some with hooks and lines will HE
themselves to lakes and streams and try
to enjoy the day ''far from the madding
crowd" And lastly. = very small part
Of the population will stay at home where
they hope to pass the Glorious Fourth in
peace and quiet
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-07-03
hO0 MEN ORGANIZE
And WIN Hold First Annual Show In
Rocky Ford.

A Roedly number Of the Duroe Jersey
hog breeders Of our state met at Hugo.
Colo, on June 2z and organized an as
soeation to be incorporated as the Colo
rado Duroe Jersey Association officers
we're elected for the first year as follows:
President-W. H. Emmerscn. Bovina
Vice-Pres.-C. F. Burke. Rocky Ford
Seeretary-W. B. Louthen. Bovina
Treasurer-S. F. Boyden. Arriba
The board Of directors are: c. J. Cover
Rocky Ford; G. J. Vanhouklem and A. A.
Allen, Bovina: n. M. Cottrell. Fort COL
lins and Burton Rice Of Hugo.
After considerable discussion it was
decided to hold tho first big annual show
and sale at Rocky Ford during the ARK
ansas Valley Fair. Competition is open
to the membership Of the entire state and
every breeder of Duroes is urged to Join
the association and boost. The admis-
sion fee to Join the association is sl.oo.
one.haH Of which will be given as pre-
miums to encourage breeding and show
ing, and thus furthering the interests OF
all the breeders.
The board Of directors Of the Arkansas
Valley Fair association deserve great
credit for liberal donation in premium
money, and other encouragement o. the
first big annual Duroe show in Colorado.
Halsey M. Rhoads, special field agent
Of the U. S. Department Of Agriculture
was down from Denver on Wednesday to
see how our crops were coming along.
Mr.. Rhoads bears the proud distinction
Of being the oldest newspaper man In the
state and he Of course made welcome
call on the Enterprise.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-08-06

There Is q butter famine throughout
Australia and prices are rising rapidly.
Cardinal Gibbons Of Baltimore vas
received In audience BY the pope ON
his arrival in Rome.
Floods in the vicinity Of Florence,
Col, caused by q cloudburst, caused
. property loss estimated at 100000.
While playing with q shotgun a.
steamship HOrda which just arrived
Frank Burdock, q 15-yearoId boy, shot
and killed his 1S-year-old sister.
One hundred observation telescopes
are to be purchased by the ordnance
department Of the army. They are to
be used In coast artillery practice to
watch the fall OF shots.
7, Attorney General Bonaparte has de-
cided that national banks In okla
homa cannot take advantage Of the
state law under which deposits In
state banks are guaranteed.
The second debate between Senator
Long and Joseph L. Bristow In, the
campaign for United States senator
from Kansas occurred in Topeka the
other day before an audience Of $500
persons.
Henry Larson, q fireman on the
steamship Horda which Just arrived
in New York from La Guna, Mexico.
xrag tatan IN the Qwtnahnrn Island
hospital with a well-developed case Of
yellow fever.
Kansas holders Of stock and an
nuity certificates in the Great West
ern Agency company held meeting
in Topeka and adopted q plan to try
and get control Of the stock and az
sets Of the company now in the hands
Of receivers.
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10 SCOUT From BALLOONS
a PREDICTION REGARDING WAR
FARE or TIE FUTURE.
Chief 81 United States signal Corps
Talks Of Possibilities Of
Aerial Navigation.

| 49, - 49, tItj..
New YORK, July SV.-Scouting IRON
tne sky, pnovosrapnlng me camps ant
ueienses OF tne enemy from balloons
ana senuing inlormaton py wireless
y neauuuarters, ~ one q tne possi
Dihties q warfare Of the future
when II peing considered Ply Lieut.
Coh George n server, cnieI 81 ms
united states signai corps LOT inc
department o. me east.
interest," " tne aerlai maneuvers IN
war Wiii pc accentuated IN the tests
70 De neid Dy me war department q
rort Myer ~ August.
Wniie ne Goes not peiieve tnat the
nying macnlne mas YET proven Itself
70 De entitlel 70 consideration, Col
fscrlven said ne peileVes tnat expert
ments made IN Europe VITA the diri'
giDie Dailoon as wen % WIN lesser
ones IN tnis country snow tnat tnese
SHIPS q inc ar VIII De vigorous In
coiiecting Information about the
enemy winch heretofore mas been I'M
possible
~ discussing the possipiiities COL
server said ne IS q the opinion that
balloon scouts may De enabled 70 get
al almost complete pnotographic PIC
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establIsh WorId's Record.

Clinton, Ia, July sl.-Paddy and
Prince. the Sioux City IRE team. won
the free-for-all race Thursday after
noon in the state fFsmen's tournh-
ment, establishing 4 worlds record by
making the half mile run with bunk
hitch and coupling IN 1:lb The Dea
Molnes team took second and tltsd
places. There were ten entries In the
Eaee and eight teams finished.
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= eve AIa Father's LIE.

Leavenworth, Kan, July SO.-Eight
ounces Of blood were drawn from the
veins Of David Mullins and injected
into the circulatory system Of his
father, r. H. Mullins, wealthy land
owner living near this city. Wednes'
day. as last resort to save his life
after two years Of suffering from
anaemia. He is now expected to re
cover. The TRANSMISSION Of blood. Is .
dificult and dangerous operation
which has been but rarely performed
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IA cnnault WIN Rryan.

Minneapolis, MINI, July S0.--F. B
Lynch, Democratic national commit
tesman for Minnesota and manager o.
Gov. Johnson's campaign for the presi
Dental nomination. win leave in q day
or two for Lincoln, Neb.. where he
win consult with william J. Bryan
relative to the Democratic national
campaign in Minnesota. V
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AL Oman Lstter . nrYan.

Omaha, Neb., July S0,--yictor Rose
water, Republican national committee
man for Nebraska Wednesday publish.
ed an open letter to William ]. Bryan
asking him to disapprove Of the at
tempt that was recently made to file
the names Of the Democratic presiden
tial electors from this state under the
head Of Peoples Independents" Mr.
Rosewater recently filed a protest in
the case with the secretary Of state.
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IA can prlnt paper y Auction.

New York, July SO.--It is proposed
to establish an open market for news
paper print paper in this city. An
auction sale Of 100 tons Of print paper
in carload lots is announced for Au-
gust by John Norris Of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Publishers associa.
ton. Frequent similar auction sales
are to follow. It is believed that this
will have the effect OF making fixed
price and stop the business Of selling
at secret rates.
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Russia to Fiqht cholera.

st. Petersburg, July SO.--The gov
eminent is preparing for an outbreak
Of Asiatic cholera all along the river
Volga from NizhnI Noygorod to its
mouth, and at the Caspian ports The
entire volga region and both coasts
Of the Caspian, together with the ter
ritory of the Don Cossacks, already
have been oficially declared in the
cholera zone. but the sanitary authori-
Ties hope to contine the disease with
these limits and prevent it from reach
ing Moscow and st. Petersburg this
year.
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cOnoressman Hull Gets certlfieats.

Des Moines, Ia, July 31.--Thursday
afternoon the executive council Of the
state issued q certificate Of nomina-
ton for Congressman ]. A. T. Hull.
This makes him the Republican noni-
nee and is the last oficial step in
his nomination. His name will now
appear in the regular Republican col
umn on the oficial ballot In the fall
election.
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Kaw vaIIey potatoes Short.

Lawrence, Kan, Aug. S-The June
foods this year cut short the potato
crop in the Kaw valley fully so per
cent. There will be only about 800
carloads in the valley, instead Of 1000
or more carloads, as was expected at
planting time last spring. The ship
pers here and elsewhere load about
45O bushels in car.
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John Bishop Of salina, stood in
front Of the Copeland hotel at Topeka
the other day and noticed street car
whizzing BY. The number was 1877.
..rhey tell me, said John, "that 1877
is the highest number they have here
on their street cars We just started
a new street car line at Salina. The
first car that ran down our main
street was number 81. That's the
way we do things"
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Toledo, O., July S1.-The nhphtha
yacht West Wind. oW1ed By Richard
Mueller, vas run down Thursday
night near Presque Isle by the steam
or Greyhound. Mueller was thrown
into the steamers Wheel and killed.
TIE Other passengers were rescued b.
he steamer
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two state'o Attorneyo confer

Topeka, Kan, July sO.--A. M. Hen
shaw. assistant attorney general Of
Oklahoma, was In Topeka Wednes.
day for a conference with Fred s.
jackson. attorney general, regarding
proposed suits to be brought stimuli
taneously by the two attorneys gen
eral
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snrlnntIeId nnotnr Dead.

Springfield, Mo-, Aug. s.-Dr Shelby
L. Knox died at his home here Satur-
day night after brief illness. His
sickness was caused when a week
ago he drank glass Of buttermilk
and medicine taken to stop pains that
followed caused ptomaine poisoning.
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Maekihac Island. Mich. AUG. 81
United States Senator william Alden
Smith Sunday night entertained vice
President Fairbanks and Mrs., Fair,
banlu nt dinner At the Grand hoisL
A Mallsr q est6suls
4 Sc comeup has hung uD your 90.
count for supplying hin Via ~ ~.
~ Ifta-
Yea; dltnr lIhs a. cr6D ] lr11t q
henr|nf-
what N1s ftalI
sHUI
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Wa ! po NothIna Parliament.

London, Aug s.-Of u important
measures foreshadowed in the kings
speech at the opening Of parliament
In January just two had been passed
UP to the adjournment Saturday for
the summer vacation. These were the
irish universities bill and the old age
pension bill, neither Of which was op-
posed In principle by the opposition.
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MIIl Work Nine Hour.

Springfield, Mo, Aug. S.-Twelve
hundred men in the St. Louis q San
Francisco railroad shops began Mon
day working nine hours day. The
men had been working four hours .
day until July ! when the time was
increased to eight hours.
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eoi almons Rettred.

washington, July sO.-col. Thomal
W. simons, corps Of engineers, was
placed on the retired list Of the armJ
wednesday on his application aftu
more than 81 years Of tsrgioe- Col
slmons b nov employed On The New
YORK state canal commission. he was
formerly superintendent Of pubiis
buildings ana grounds n this city.
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Tbreatened WIth RABIES.

New York, Aug. 3.--Hurrying to
washington where they are to receive
the pasteur treatment as precauticn
against hydrophobia, party Of ~
men, members Of the United States
marine corps, and victims Of a bite
Of a rabid dog on the Isthmus Of
Panama, arrived here Sunday on the
Panama liner Finance.
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Ardmofe, OK, July So.-The Indians
Of the chIckasaw Nation perfected an
organization At TishomingO wednes.
day to nght against having their
lands taxed la lons e the title ~
mains in the name 81 he ailottee. A
nsht in he courts e promised.
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j. p. Roobnok was arrested 81 Ar
kansas CITY charged wiih setting Gre
y n, own siors- man must avoid
lls ysfy aPpearaucs o. = pail order
1ss|nea 10 this country % b free
bon fsifitnt|on' -[tsvrsres Jour
IL
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Burlington. Ia. July 3is-Mofe hen
y saloons b Burlington rin have 70
10 cot q bu1inssr a Z rcstli q ~
uuIci rstuInilrn fsr.r1Inf hs crn.
o,ri q s1'r'n'rr rIoI.l'l eF1si1
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San Frunoisco. Cal July so.-War
ron J. oiney. Jr- general counsel foi
ne Western Paddle Railroad con-
n.nv. Wes1srfay stated hosltifell
RAT there haf been 10 merging q
- Harliuun md g1ai1 I1isralll q
- fste patllshsa b ~ s1.L
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Tulsa, OK. Ang. S.-Clay Harris,
the murderer Of his wife and child. IL
still It large and the officers have
temporarily abandoned the hunt fol.
lowing TIE failure Of bloOdhounds to
taks up the scent
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Rear Admiral Caps Returns.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. s.--Rear
Admiral W. L. Capps, chief Of the
naval bureau Of construction and re-
pair, who sailed to Hawaii on board
the battieship Kansas Of the Atlantic
feet. returned Saturday ON the Siberia.