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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-06
Service Performed by
Rear Admiral Urlel
Sebree Who Retlres
Two Weeks Hence.

conversation with Rear
A'., ,I ssbree on the [. :. :. Ten
900 .,'.. the other day I felt convinced
's' =, +rntb Of the remark of Captain
. o -, me dav the fleet returned to
Dg. Referring to the admiral ne
r Pr. eve love him more than ever.
F, ,' .,l.sra Captain Benson expressed the
l. Wv # every man on the Tennessee
l','-r7 never met a more agreeable sea
~ Never saw one who could make
,.riIi,n feel so perfectly at ease as
Admiral Uriel sebree. commander
: g. .t;sf Of the United States Navy IN
n..;a. waters. I believe, also that AS
:. ~, Tennessee goes-so goes the Fleet
). :. love for the Admiral,
10 < IN to the good, from the mo-
..+ he extends that right hand IN
4r;a,5lv grasp until you leave his pres,
o,.s Init it is not hard for one 10
in.a;7s him enforcing dicipline. 1T
!. not 5iffeult to think of him as
oomrapder of a fleet in action, lie
,r,nla he IAN to the good IN all
conditions and under any cIrcNm-
stances. In appearance and manner he
!, every inch a leader His more than
,x feet of manhood topped by head
well poised, bronzed by contact with
4bs winds Of the seven seas during his
fotvthtee years of service in the l. ;.
Nav he suggests at once the Man
If Iran, Wrinkles there are on ms
fare bur would consider him a man OF
middle age rather than one who has
reached the limit of time when ne
shall strike his colors and retire to
private life. But it IS the law not his
appearance, nor his physical condition
that makes him old. And he says the
law is a good one for it made him an
admiral.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-06
Bringing Home Greedy.

/ remember when the Thetis received
her orders TO 90 and hunt for Greedy
in the Arctic He had been out looking
for the pole that Peary says he found
twenty-five years after. II my men,
ory is not at fault word hal been re-
ceiyed that Greedy had been located
and Captain SchIey, of Santiago fame,
was ordered with the Thetis to 90 get
him. | remember, too, the return of
the Thetis with the emaciated forms
Of the living and the bodies of the
dead but / have tried to forget the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
STEVE BRODIE'S DAUGHTER
ASKS DIVORCE In SEATTLE

Helen fsrudie Hayden. a daughter
OF the famoun Steve Brodic ~ New
York. thia morning commenced an
action for divorce from Walter H.
Hayden. to whom she was married
by Or Matthews In Seattle on
August Is. 1907
In her complaint she alleges that
a year previous 10 the marriage her
father gave her $4,000. which she
invested In an apartment house at
$50 18th av. S They lived there
about two months. then went To
Los Angeles. and from there % St
Paul. They came back TO Seattle
Ia the latter part ~ 1908.
During all this time. Mrs. Hayden
alleges. her husband failed to do a
bit 81 work. and she charges him
with drinking and oaroualng con
tinualiy
Hayden dlssipated her entire for
tune. she says. SO that abe finally
had only $3.50 left lie then went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
: TERN BATTLE ON TO
RE SCUE MINERS

LEYDEN, Colo. Dec. i6.-In a
desperate fight to save the lives OF
10 miners entombed Ia the Leydcn
mine of the Denver Tramway Co..
oxygen.helmeted reseuers today
entered shaft No. and are en-
deavoring 20 explore the lower
levels Other regCuers, working
with foverish energy. are bratticing
off shat No. I'm the hope that they
may be able TO reach the entombed
men through a tunnel connecting
the two shafts et point nearer the
entrance than where the explosion
occurred
Though Il Is believed the men IN
the mine are still alive, the lower
workings are filled with gases and
deadly flredamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

to work. bu, aid not keep At Il
steadily. she alleges
Friends Helped Her
According 20 The complaint. she
has had to depend upon donations
Of friends for wearing apparel. and
that whenever she told him ~ these
gifts. he would calmly acquiescv and
asy That IN good take them.
don't intend to get yon any
MrR. nrodie also alleges that
since the arrival Of a second baby
last March. her husband has been
treating her cruelty.
Steve Brodic won fame through
out the length and breadth " the
country when he successfully jump.
ed from Brooklyn bridge into the
East river II was the first ilme
the feat was ever done On the
strength OF his reputation Bfodle
opened up a saloon and waxed rich
IL has since become saying
Take a chance. Steve BrodIe did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
LiUe Lizards Found in Girls
Stomach, Declare Physicians

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 1.-two
I've lizards az inches long. several
smaller ones. and a number Of lizard
eggs. were taken from the stomach
OF Lowell Herman. 10. four days be-
fore she died. according TO Dr. A. J.
Mcintosh, The heart had enlarged
TO three times its normal size.
Miss Herman drank water from
spring In which there were lizards
when she lived at Millersburg l2
years ago, and II is believed that
she swallowed the eggs or the
young animals at that time. and
that they grew while in her body.
She craved meat and eggs during
the last few months OF her Illness.
and Il Is believed she demanded
such nourishing food because the
lizards. as well as her body. had
70 be fed She ate rayenously. but
weighed only so pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
Faithful Dog Saves Master From
Suicide by Barking for Help

on the door with frsnxled claws
The yelping and scratching grew
fainter and fainter, but finally az
irAete the attention Of August
Austin, a roomer next door. vho
suspected that ali was not we'll
Aaaiin hurriedly notified W H.
MacksN the proprietor. who rush.
Cd upstairs. only 20 find the door
barred hy a chair Mackey finally
forced ia the door. aud the sight
which greeted hiE eyes waa ser,
mon III itself
Al Masters Breast.
on the bed lay Johnson. uacou
sctouu aud gr0nuing heavily At
his side. with one little paw resting
on his masters breast. lay the little
skye terrier 10 the throes ~ death
Both man and dog we're removed
10 the fresh air. and after johnson
revived somewha he vas taken TO
ihs city hospital at Dr LEAFS or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

ders. The terrier waH carried TO
the hack yard. Two hours later
he efawled back 10 the loGRine
hanae and upstairs TO his masters
room.
Vita weak paws the little dog
scratched but received no re-.
sr1nNH. Then be turned aud crept
dowu stairs 20 the landlords apart
meat. and looked up into Maekey
face with an expression which
seemed 10 say. Where IL my
masferF
Johnson wlil recover, lie rented
Foom AZ the Joseph December z.
paying his score one week In ad.
yanae Yesterday he cmptied sew.
eral bottles 1T whisky. Mackey
says johnson appeared 90 be de.
spoudent over inability To set work
tn the meantime Zip haunts
tie Railways ~ the Joseph waiting
for ihe master whose life be saved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
WANT r. r. TO
SETTLE STRIKE

CHICAGO. Dec l6 Col Theo.
dofc Roosevelt. President Taft or
John Mitchell may be asked to act
as mediator IN The Garment
Workers strike here
Following the desperate rioting
Of yesterday. IN which one man
was killed and two so severely IN.
iured that It Is said today they
cannot live. union leaders and city
officials are striving to bring the
strike 10 an end The situation. as
the city officials see u. is despor
ate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
WIfPS CIGARETTE
HABIT is NO CAUSE
FOR DIVORCE IN \. {.

KANSAS CITY. Dee ia hus-
band Is not entitled 20 a divorce
simply because hts wife may smoke
cigarettes. This is the decision Of
Judge Jones who has denied the
application Of Robert l. Houck.
who sought to free himself OF his
wife Florence, whom he accused
smoking cigarettes while she was
preparing meals.
"She smokes In bed, too" de
clared Houck.
$50 long az she does not smoke
In public and bring humiliation
upon YOU, you have no kick com
inR," remarked Judge Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

have until e was all paid for SO
Brown went 20 the real estate man
he bought the property from aud
asked him for some sort Of a8sur.
ance that he would get the deed.
"That sounds reasonable" he
says he was told by the real estate
man. you needn't pay any more
I'll you get II,
This was last month. Brown
missed the November payment
Shortly after a man. who gave his
name a. ]. II. Hawkins, came out
to look at the place.
"1ts my place. said Brown,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

showing the contracts
That's all except that shortly
after IL was recorded that this
same property ia Pacific City had
been sold 10 j. r. Hawkins and
wife by the real estate man who
two years before had sold it TO
BrQwn.
And that Brown yesterday sued
the real estate man and Hawkins.
II Hawkins title ia good, Brown
wants $4,000 damages from the
real estate man on account of the
Improvements he had put into the
place. n Hawkins title isn't good,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

lie lucky.
That's what they are saying
out at the university about q
junior student named Algodt Lind.
Bot 1t isn't an luck.
For Algodt Lind, is. whose faith
er a stone mason, was born under
the Northern sun of far Sweden,
may go to England next fall to
study under world famous profess
sors, his classmates the cream of
EneSssS aristocracy and wealth.
For this blue-eyed Swedish boy,
whose sturdy frame shows hard
work and resolution. has passed
the Rhodes scholarship examine
lions Washington Representatives
of the Rhodes commission will de-
eide among young Lind and two
Whitman students. The final
choice 10 be determined on points
Of scholarship. athletic ability and
activity I'm school affairs.
Il nave had this ambition since
] was a student at Broadway high
school" said Lind today. IT'S a
big chance for me, If get IT. There
are six of us in the family, and
we've had to work to get the chance
to go TO college
There We're six in the family,
and his father was a stone mason.
But everybody worked that the
children might have their chance.
1t looks as If the big chance may
come now Young Liud's ambition
is to be a doctor. If he gets the
appointment he'll take the medical
course at oxford
The commission which chooses
the Washington state representa-
tive will meet right after the holi-
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

4 A. = - n q
\ GILLESPIE, READ THIS \
= "if ycu left home owing TO =
= disagreement with my reia- \
. tlves, want you 10 under =
y stand that ! was in no way =
= concerned, ard I want you to =
= return 70 me and the babies" =
James Gillespie. please read 4
\ this Your wife had addressed =
4 these words 20 you. They y
q speak for themselves. =
y tIillepsie used to be a barber =
= in a Third Ave. shop. lie lived \
= with his wife and three chill y
= dren at 1910 Howell St, up y
= until two weeks ago. when he \
= disappeared. y
. A A 4 4 4 4 a A y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
MRS. To TEN
GETS A LIFE
SENTENCE

wEhATcHEE, Dec. ie.--
Convicted OF murder in the
fret degree for having shot
and knted James sutton, a far.
msr, because he trempansed on
her farm, Mrs. Della @. Totscn
vas today sentenced to life i'm.
prlsonment IN the penitentiary
at Waila Walla.
Her mother. Mrs. Hannah
aeebe. aged rs years. who was
convicted Of granddaughter for
completely In the murder, was
sentenced 10 an indeteruinase
sentence OF from one to two
years IN the penitentiary.
When sentence was passed
MRS. Totten dla not show much
emotion but her aged mother
broke down and wept.
Mfs Tottan killed Sutton August
10 while he was engaged In cutting
, wire fence that had been bull
icraas an unsuryoyed road that
lassed through the farm owned by
Ara Beebe For some time the
sutton family had been living on
. ranch above the one owned by
he women In Brender canyon. and
he road through their farm was
he only convenient eEross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

In June 1908. f o Brown and
his wife Augusta bought q piece Of
land near Seattle They we're to
pay $500 IN all. S4g75 down. and
The rest IN regular monthly pay
ments.
II was q nice little home the
Browns made out there. They built
house aud n barn and other out
buildings. and we're living happily,
happy in the idea that the home
would soon be theirs. They have
paid 1926 On II 80 far,
But the Browns did not hold a
deed 70 the place, and would not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

nv YORK. Dee. Is No one
"a asscredlt me- until he knows
~ endured during the two and
~ Years ~ Arctic exploration
sla he hunEers with me. freezes
i ~ shndders With me. In the
sraFtdaen Arctic night. and
- maa With me Ia the glaring.
~ng long and cracking Arctic
Not angil then can he under
~ ny mental condition at the
= ana appreciate Just how ! feel
q 4 IA shat believe 20 be true"
4 shese words does DR.. FredeF-
tn Cook. IN the first installment
i own story in the January
ssAsr al Hamptons Magazine.
~ today. lay the groundwork
u defense. not OF his North
alse0xery claim. which he now
- may BE- without merit. but
= honesty In believing that he
! accomplished this feat.
sssngnlng from a life savage In
arzln on body and mind. ! was
Ia 10 the zenith Of worldly honor
save os enthusiasm. a world.
asnsss which startled me. In the
X Tat wave | was plunged into
depths Of suspicion and dis
~Es victim OF my own folly and
y saifeFeF from storm Of adj
~ criticism
After Feeslsng a chapter Of hard
&lps ard psssatiens that Will prob
y move Is pity many adverse
3ssks Caok Says.
Khen recall the many hair
eHaAsh escapes from death. the
sxls Ne took. and feel again that
bksl and mental suffering. I
rmsr whether any living man
faa u this we're he premedisat-
Aaas~
3 cook SAYS that he has been
hFnsea u being a colossal liar. and
= Tat many lies have been told
e hin. He cites the gum drop
|rry ~ . sample. lie says he took
y gum drops With him. and never
part the story unzsl be got TO New
|prk. Coos says that the trip vas
v undertaken for scientific at.
kament II sas a personal con
~. tn which I expected only the
III
burns due pathfinder.
Eesslnuiag. ur Cook saws
] shall not give In this story
ri sgientific observations. They
- been published, ard scientific
nAerities have rejected them as
|n&sanate II may seem a curious
|zsg ~ 50 much IL made Of fix
r. which can be manufactured
Fshs ream for me TO say that fig
r. * Instrumental observations
IN aniy self-c0nvincinE. But ] am
|Flnx the truth as | see II. frankly
w conviction that reached the
m was never based solely upon
v~-------s--~s-4-.=--.-.---s
scentinued on Page Tcn.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
Drive STAR
ARTIST OUT
OF COURT

vie waiting for the contempt
- against the Star TO be called
II ssar artist vas busy on a
Asfa Of the court scene As he
ssksa ae was suddenly conscious
II iall ID the court proceedings
Nfzs Gillian called a balliff.
Iaefs's a gentleman making a
ELI Of the court" he said
aFe that stopped"
l minute later the balliff was at
g As" side. You can't do
n court" he said. You'll
r. o leave
Az Won did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
a X ms
a GAIN

The street lights all along
Broadway were still burning
brightly AZ o. m. today.
That's nothing unusual"
Broadway residents say. "tts
happened several times lately
that they've been kept burning
all day"
The same thing has been re-
ported frequently from other
parts Of town.
The city tight department Is
in charge Of r. NJ. Arms, who
left the Seattle Electric com
pany 10 work, presumably. for
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
STAR EDITOR ON TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT
JUDGE TO DECIDE WHETHER
PAPER MAY CRITTClSE COURT

Of eayed
gna The
proceed the
of
atcn
The also
and further
this
on the counsa
o beyondh
probable he cons ais tcfnoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
AVIATION MEET
OPENED TO-DAY

FRESNO. Cal. Dec ia three.
days aviation meet. IN which Glenn
II Curtiss and bis stable Of bird
men will take part. opened here 70.
day Curliss. Willard and Marshall
made several flights Lincoln
Beechey. with q dirIglbie balloon
will make an ascent later Ia the
meet
fodays flights we're somewhat
married by a heavy fog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

The Ammonia class Of the Ere.
mont Baptist church spent a profit
able evening with Miss Reynolds.
1916 Woodlawn av.. ON Wednesday
evening. This class rs open for "a
larger membership. and all young
women over rs are invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

i ~ si9'ly, and after you've had
~ soaIaelf and got q comfort
treat EN-. '''' ''''' "''p
|t4 wv. Forecast Rain tonight
IN. saturday; moderate southeast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
CHEEKY WORDS
BY MIR. J. FURTH

Traction Trust Political Boss Just
interview hJ jacob Frthno
in Nh
" pd ard ercana"
he rates. hem
a
How abon the hlpmnS Nj
dpua albleo urtsta
enhuaaanea9 We should aid Il esoce -
you put yours Armsa 1.-THE ehv
s. d b IL from cfyo
b hi now"
You like Aanlay
building
lie n mavda
n dgmY
Mr. fwth "ureoisg OF The Injunction
on
t spiAb rsep onawaned
uue thep
~AAS
tina
OF your orBu
o rated
who
o themT %
= a said MIR Frn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

for mixing bread
and lay three
baked apples in
the bottom Of H.
Pour over them a
heapiuK teacupfut
Of sugar and "a
quart Of apple
jack. then fill up
the bowl with
hgltfog rg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
FFzAs CASH PRIZES TO
WOMEN PASSENGERS

sFvkANE. Dec. iG-The Wash
80 Water Power company has
i. sfaled system Of prizes for
- Who mount and dlsm0nnt
- ears properly. To every Seth
t. 49, vii be given S. IN gold
o'hefz will receive books Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
When Aid Fails to Come AT
Once, Cur Crawls Beside
Owner TO Die With Him.


Never was the truism that a dos
Is mans most faithful friend bet
ter exemplltiod than this morning.
when Jip. skye terrier. saved
the life Of G. r. johnson. bod
carrier. who. after nervlng himself
Nth whisky turned ON the Eas ia
a room At the Joseph apartments.
1905 Ninth ag, and lay down TO
die.
As the deadly fumes filled the
room Zip. Who has been the con.
slant companion Of hts master
through campaign Ia the Philip
pine islands. rushed about the room
yelptng and moaning
Then. with almost human tntelll.
genes. the faithful animal scratched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
HAVE YOU A cAT9

\ Cast your critical optics on =
A Tabhy today. Observe the e
. splendid tlnge Of her fur. the =
= carriage Of her head. the pig y
d menta In general that she a
= sports Then. II your artistic =
. soul is moved 70 heights sub q
\ lime at the colorful picture. .
= escort Tabby to the second =
d floor Of the Sanitary Market. a
= For there the annual cham =
" pionship show Of tho Seattle =
4 Cat Club Is being held =
n II opened with the elite Of 4
4 the feline inhabitants Of the =
y Northwest yesterday All yes, =
4 Boston eatdom was also repre- 4
4 sented. with the aristocraCy Of :
. Modford. Portland. Denver =
and our own great common 4
y wealth
\ Today awards will be made 4
= for colored and mixed classes. =
go 1000 49, 4 4 =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
look SAYS HE
WAS CRAZY

FIRST Time Man Who Said He Had Discovered the North
Pole Tells His Story the American People-Says He
Must Have Been Crazy. and Blames Loss Of Sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
THE WEATHER


! W finishing the chores. take
81 As yeIIoW howl thnt ma nann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
rs THERE A LAW m
THREE LAKES. WASN'T
ASKS a STAR READER

; Editor. The star
b Here in this little mill town ,
; is n man running a gambling !
\ Joint and selling booze To boys I
/ under IS years OF age IL I
h there any law that applies I
+ here that might be used to 4
: stop this man from keeping u I
: up7 Anxious I
! Three Lakes. Wash. Dec 15 4
! 4 r. go = \ 4 = ktk 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

on, come TO think of IL, there's
no mention in here Of what real
estate man 10 was, who according
to Che affidavits sworn to and filed
by Brown. sold this Pacific City
property. first to one man, then to
another
u gas Clarence Dayton llllman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
BLIND PREACHER PLEADS FOR DEATH
BY ELECTRIC CHAIR WHEN VOICE FAILS

United
BATTLE CREEK. Mich Dec. 16--An
cuted because voice years
living had failed has issued by Thomas Mckenzie
blind The unusual plea drafted in letter to the
of the OF New York Illinois,
West Virginia In all OF which
s adopted to innict capital punishment
Before he lost his cyesght. Mckenzie a well
pastor of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

Brown wants some sort of legal
protecting his own title
Because Brown wants TO keep
this little home that he built and
that he's been working so hard to
pay for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16
Don't Hesitate TO Phone

The Star, Main s4oo, or Ind al, II your pa.
per falls 20 reach your home regularly every
night You are entitled 70 good service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

Icsnsinusd on Page Ten.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

the whole city and the suburbs.
s ss.r yeu live yea may have The star
5000 70 your DOOR fer 2Se per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-16

Traction Trust Political Orient Offers Solution to Or
fronting Seattle People-Here
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-03
TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN
MEETS WITH SUCCESS
Miss Marie c. Brehm Fights
Saloon in Residence District

The San Francisco residence district
option campaign, which is being waged
in the city under the leadership of
Miss Marie G. Brehm OF Chicago and
which aims to exclude saloons from
the residence districts, has met with
considerable success. Enthusiasts of
the temperance movement have enjoyed
Miss Brehm's addresses. which have
been given in the churches of the city
nd are putting forth every effort TO
forward the success of the remaining
days Of the campaign
The campaign closes on April II. To-
DAY Miss Brehm will speak during the
morning in Trinity Methodist Episco-
pslian church, and in the afternoon and
evening in the Grace Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Preparations are under way for big
demonstration next Sunday in Chris
tan Science hall, under the manage
ment of Mrs. Augusta c. cambridge.
The young peoples societies Of ths
city will cooperate with the Sunday
schools in presenting an interesting
program
Members of the committee in charge
e OF the movement are:
Rev. Richmond Logan chairma n;
Miss Anna z. Chase, secretary; F. B
Arnold, treasurer; Rev. A. c. Bane, DID.
Rev c z. Irons, Rev. Louis ]. Sawyer
Rev. @. 2. Blair, A s. Johnson, J. z
White. Percy Shuf7eton, Miss Alice
I. Bradley and Mrs. A. c. cambridge.