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LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST o.

eor-TrTr.vN BOULEVARD. bs1: Josephine
7 Carpenter agt- Electra Realty GO 81 al
foreclosure OF mts); attorneys :"
on W e g. 175 II n OF LIST st, 25xloO,
The Rronx: william Martin agt Ni.ia.iI
" Penfold ct nj foreclosure OF hi's'' a.
'oI psy;r. 6I51IG Ave. n cor OF 218th q; %
400, and 2l3th st. $, 100 II OF da .iaI,
ave 25xiO0: Daniel London agt Ia ~, "a =
McArdle ct al foreclosure OF tIaiS''i VI '1
hen I'M s'r Il ana 10 West: Joseph Buloys
AIT Marvin D Hubbeli 81 al 1iofeol'S1'0 -
MO- attorney. T. n Bullowa .-...,..,,,r
'PIVEReIDE DRIVE; Goodwin Cons su-lcia,.a
re- agt Uvgeia Ice co ct al action 10 iorecio'e
mechanics lienl; attorney, n oor ~ i85th 4.
1919 Marv A McKenHa agt Richard
STConn0r 81 al 0OrecloSuT~ OF NUE. 49,
news. Mcclure & Prentic. ~ tEo1 II 8
Of Town Dock Road. leOXl0l.l l, ana ao'S tn
and %. map OF Edgewatef aSyox ACT
William Judge et al (pction 10 SCI as'u' S
yswance,s attorney. ! D Tobias. r.,.or-
'WyGsHiNGToN sT, IA to !7s; He ey II
sionary Estates co agt Mimi ~ Williams ms
'p orARRy ROAD. es. 2ol3 IT OF Oak Tree
place. 90 sx95T. and Arthur ave; e ~, "a
,,scrS}ep ~ al exrs. AIT william Mulligan OF
~ fforecloEure Of mtg: attorneys Butter
Brown. Wyckoff q Campbell proadwav
1soT or n o. 800 10 ~ W or broauN
.. 7xi9a 10 TO = OF 1850 st: William
Glare ct al exrs agt Nellie hy,iy C,or,,a
(corecIosur5 Of mtg): attorney. Clarke
21sT ST 34I East: Emigrant Inaus,i q,
gaylngs Bank agt George Aooli 1885, -
al foreclosure Of mtg, attorneys Il
I2IsT ST. "a West; williamsbIurgih, Cit =,
Ere Insurance co agt stelia hn' q
al foreclosure OF m.g); attorneys
4sTH ST. I2s West: Emma W h "a 1sor =.
al exrs, agt Theresa Abels0n trobn
SOUTH OAK DRIVE, $. 2oI ~ tn OF
wallace ave 25xss9 Joseph , Baehlsr i" Of
agt Corti Building co et AZ ro'e''
S17TE sT. n :. $50 II e Of Bronxwooet
ave 25xiOo 21sth ST o,7,b ST i'2 s. 275 It
- ~ psuidino ave. 25x1T5.2; 2l3th ST. =
2g5i n Of Bronxwood ave. 26xlog; pan
lei London agt Arthur Mace ct az 1iorer
oIosure Of transfer Of tax hen'i a''''"s''
Cans
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
ATGUsT D.


Emily D Van wagenen 20 Title Guarantee
sri Trust Co; SO 600
Charles Penndorf 20 Mary Katz; 500
State Bank 20 Alice Richard; 81.
Julius Lichtenstein 20 Mary Van d Core!i
1900
snturn Collins to Minturn Collins
tystes: 81.
Pros5ect Investing Co TO Minturn Collins
trustee Sl2.745.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Title Quar-
tniee and Trust Co. guardian: $1,000
sarne as guardian. 20 Jeanette Cohn; 81
Same. as trustee 10 Lawyers Mortgage co
1900
Anna 2 stephens 20 Sarah COIN; 50 800.
IIoris Benes 20 Percival 2 Smith, 81.
Percival Smith 10 Louis Benes and ano; "
a., Century Mortgage Co 10 Lincoln Trust co
Henry Brown 20 Sarah Fried: 500.
,..Ayyers Mortgage Co 20 oscar Maigne
sane 70 cordelia c Maigne; 81. 900.
!, lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 70
-.syers Mortgage Co: $1,000.
Nate Douglass 10 Louis Bones; Sl6'WO
.Sorris PARK Estates 20 Columbia~knlckeF-
Kicker Trust 60 q sssts Of So mtgs): 500
- Reinhardt 10 Mount Vernon Trust co
Prospect Investing Co 70 Minturn Collins
Trustee. $I2 600
Robert Wallace 20 Juliette Wallace git.
lite Guarantee and Trust Co 20 sara wen
Askels. $4,000
,xSin,Vy Real Estate Co 20 Sara Welt Kakels
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MECHANICS LIENS.

SHERIFF ct. 6s and Gs; g Ashkenss agi
.se HICKMAN. owner: Michael Normayier
contractor. xz4 OF.
.ss4saME PROPERTY: John Weiss agt same
18TH ST. I33 and 135 West: Aronowitz q
bs.e, sgt IsidOrs W Kramer and j wafer
i,Sass.ioeIs. owners; William T Fitzgerald con
~ "LSsIER AVE. =. 321 II n or Zl9th
a9ziz4.S: John Lyons agt simon Hesh
pp,as i>lgi Castalco, contractor; 5000 10. o.
srs.SS yEN AVE-. n W cor 1920 ~, OOAsi :
,Snsr. Wyos Works. nc. agt Arnold Ne''Sch'
. pp1 u stein. contractor; $3.50.
J ,nyt sa!DNAY. i44s and l4JO. Jacob NJ Leon
% 80 ss Henry Dolsn and 4lst street Healty
sse,o,. ~. Windsor Construction Co. con-
AHsEx 81. ice and 1bs: r Fisher & Son agt
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

TO ALI. CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
Henry o. Rosenkrans late OF Port Jervls,
orange County. y. Y. deceased-Whereas.
ali and tho only next OF kin OF Henry o..
Rosenkrans late OF the city OF Port Jervis.
orange County y. Y, deceased. intend 10
empty for letters Of administration upon his
estate and desire TO have the penalty or tn ,
bond required to be given by the admins
traitors limited pursuant TO the provisions 81
section 26s4 OF tho Code OF Civil Procedure:
You and each OF you are hereby notified 10
present your claims TO me at my Office In the
Village OF Goshen. In the said County or
Orange. on or before the LIST day OF septem-
her. 1918
Dated July 81. 1913.
JOHN D. SWEZEY
Surrogate of Orange County.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


PEARL ST, 60. Rachel shleman agt Mary
Bittner et al. July "a. 1913: $35.
1sTTI ST. Is and II West: Empire City Iron
Works act AlJnzo z Weeks ct al; June 30
1913. $50. .,.. 1891.
I24TH ST. g. 300 II W OF Amsterdam ave,
inOX1OO1J. William r Conklin. receiver. agt
Martha Building Co e. al; July ID 1913 (by
30 AVE. go: L Roofing Co. Inc, agt Louis
Voclken: Feb %. 1913 Cancelled; Sl=
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ly aarside. owner: Abe WARM. contractor;

Emily Garside. owner; Abe Warm. contractor
$50.
Sd AVE. 1872: " Bernstein. Inc. agt Max
GreenbeYg owrer and contractor. 600 20.
WEPeTFE AVE. G S. 10. II n OF le4th 81
10 likes 4. = ] Iahey Building co agt KEEL
bert Construction Co e. al. owners and con
tractors. 81. 100.
LYMAN PL. Q s, III n Of Freeman st. 2oH
100 VIM stdbmiller AIT Ignore Realty Co.
owner and contractor; 81. $50.
HUDSON ST. 494 and 400; r Fisher & Son
agt Leon Realty Co. owner. Joseph S!obudsAi
&. SONS contractors. SIS 30
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE of a chattel mortgage. Moe Fry.
auctioneer. Will sell at 9:45 O'Clock To-Day.
az 227s It'll ave. fixtures OF drug store. by
order Attorney-in-Fact
BY VIRTUE OF an execution / will sell at 10
o'clock this forenoon. az 221S TN ave-, the
entire stock Of a corner drug store. X Lax
Marshal.
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The Bronx.

WASHINGTON AVE. o 6, $40 II OF l72d
a.. two six story brk tennis, 5OXSi.f II NJ
Goldberg 800 Broadway, owner; Sommer-
field & Steckler 81 Union square a'0H''0S's'
total cost, $50 900. ,,,ss,.
PILGRIM AVE, W s. 90 IT OF Middle
town Road: two story frame o%lg. ZOH"u,
CHARLES M stithel. 10 North Washington
Place Astoria owner: Anton Primer ZOOJ
Vestchester ave. architect. cost, $4,000.
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AlTE RATIONS.
The Bronx.

cOpruAp AVE. 3l2f; two story frame
anti 1881: James Mlllbourn. ON premises
owner: william a Kenny. 40 west -o''H
- archlfect, cost, S5OO
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 1892 4693 Bryant. I3T-439 West 45th 81.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand
on floor 1858 Broadway AL East ASth st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 132-8sth.
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LOST. FoL D AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOks.

LOST-Bankbook No. 93o. 7el. Bank for Saw
ings 2so 4th ave New York Payment
stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
LOST = handbook No. 900, s64 Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped Please return book 20 bank.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AUGUST o.
Manhattan

2oTH ST. go East; ten story brk hospital
with one story extension. owners. Missionary
sisters Of the Sacred Heart, architect Rela-
lie Engineering Co. 80 Church ST. cost
SInO 600
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EXCURSIONS S.
HELP WANTED.

.fale.
SALESMAN WANTED for New
York City and vicinity. Must have
thorough knowledge plumbing goods.
State experience. Give references and
commission or salary received. Ad-
dress p. II. o., Tribune Office.
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AND rYpEWRlTERs

VICTOR VISIBLE, 70 Nassau st. Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underworld Remingtons. divers, smiths.
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INSTRUCTION
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers tutors Gov
ernesses. etc, TO Colleges schools and Fam
flies Apply TO Mrs. N. J. YOUNd-FCLToN'
20 Union Square.
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sURRoGATES' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
JOHN p. COHALAN. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, NOTICE is hereby given
10 ali persons having claims against HARRIET
DI|ER POTTER. late OF the County OF New
York, deceased. 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers. at theii
Mace OF transacting business. at the Office oi
MONTGOMERY & PEABODY. No. Wal
street Borough Of Manhattan. In the city OF
New York. on or before the 10Th day Of Janu-
dated, New York. the 30th day Of June. 1913
ROBERT c. FULTON.
EDWARD ASHFORTH.
Executors.
MONTGOMERY & PEABODY.
Attorneys for Executors,
Wall Street,
Borough OF Manhattan,
New York. y. Y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
USEFUL MAN.-s25: good all around man
outside work, garden. horse. COW. chickens,
etc ; references g. MatheHson Agency, elo
9th ave. Tel 37s Bryant.
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OLD DOMINION LINE
TO all Points South and West. Every Week day
at p. m. Pier IS. y. II. Tel. $500 Franklil
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Female.

A. A.-HOFMAYER. Reed & Barton Building.
320-322 Fifth ave. 9Th floor. Telephone 4o2l
Madison So Agency FOR superior domestic help
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HOUsEWORKER.-Y hungarian; good
city references: good plain cook: $50. F.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 800 9Th ave. 9th
nnnr Tel 4n21 Madison SQUARE.
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MadIs0n 81. AGENCY Tot suVeIIUI uuIItslIN uy y
cOOK.-Excellent family cook neat and
economical: $40 l., Miss Hofmayers
Agency. 500 1927 9th ave. 9th floor. Tel. 1927
Madison Square.
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HOUsEWOR exceptionally neat young
widow with boy 8 years. plain cook ana
lauudress. country only; reference; sl2
monthly Twins Agency. II West llth st.
NTTRsE.-Young lady. educated at Northheld.
desires position 10 care for child over three
years; some experience: references. Adde'S A.
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OFT IN DYING NOTE PAYS TRIBUTE TO HIS DARING CORA DES

Of Scott and Bowers and Dr. Wilson'S they had lain for eight months
With the heroic leader and his two equally heroic comrades they found
The precious notes that told the story Of the struggle and Its sorrow
though splendid, elimination in death
The discovery of the bodies made Nov r. The three VINO
persisted there had made their camp that spot March a. and SCOTS
Message the Public" dated March IS Other papers found In
the indicated the storm had wed around he holding them
prisoners for at least nine days before death ended their suffering
The three wrapped IN the tent that had sheltered them 80 long
death and buried with their sroud Cairns raised above
them and rude stone to mark the grave eah the names
bsing cut roughly on the stone
search made for the body the gallant Oates bA trace
q him found caim and raised In his for the
ac had read In SCOTS diary how noby he had died rather than
edg the lives Of Others and they desired that he should have
memorial.
BACK 10 THE WORLD OF MEN,
Then Wright and his made their way tack to Cape Evans and
AFTER time the Terra Nova returned On that trip she able to pick
P Campb party, which had reached Hut Point All those Cape
Evans taken aboard and the ship sailed away from the wastes Of
he and granite back TO the world Of
was the Terra Nova that gave out the story Of the expedition
related here and announced the death Of Scott and the other four The
flashed from Christ Church. New Zealand TIT vessels
arrival there
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MOVIES
CRIMINAL 0FFENSE,
IS COURTS RULING
Justice Russell, in Test Case,
Holds Owner May Be Prose-
cuted Under Penal Law.

chief Justice Isaac lI'ranslin Russell Of
the Court OF Special Sessions hand ed
Gown IN opinion this afternoon regard
Ing overcrowdtng In picture shows In q
test case which affects thirty similar
csssa now pending In the courts. lie
holds proDrietors of moving picture the
aires who allow the afsles Of their show
places 20 b filled with standees are la
he to criminal prosecution. Justice
RueseN says q u the duty Of the Police
and Fire Departments to exercise n
supervision over these places to roe that
The law 10 snforced.
The test case was brought by Corpora
ton Counsel Watson and District-At.
torney Whitman on . complaint made
by Chief John Howe. head OF the Fire
Prevention Bureau. against Abraham
Marks. who has q moving picture the
atrs at No. l6 Rivington street. II Il
alleged that on June IL last, Marks per.
mittst thirty-ivs persons to stand with.
In the inside aisles. contrary to the pro-
visions OF an ordinance.
In his opinion, Justice Russell holds
that the penalty prescribed-a fine u
oS0--in a civil action Is by no means a
sufficiently severe punishment for fla
grant violations that mIgat easily cause
<he death or injury Of many persons
In such a case, he says. II seems clear
Q conviction may be had under the
penal law relating to public nuissnces
The Court adtudged Marks gufty and
hnsd him 9l0a
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Has Saved Hundreds from
Needless Trips to the
Operating Table.
A REAL NATIONAL TONIC
One of the Greatest Discover
les of the Twentieth Gen.
fury for Nervous Ailments.

John Beasley Webb Of University
and st. Mary's Hospital, London.
England, who Is assisting in presenting
iona Vita campaign in Greater New
York. said: II have been n close studeni
Of nerves for some time. and particularly
specialized in nervous debility. ! would
never have believed that this conditio,
could be ss prevalent ~ il 10 in the lare'
cities Of America,
"The American push and success i.
being bought at tremendous price
because il would not be exssgeratins T.
say that ninety per cent. Of the city
jewellers Of America are afflicted With
nervous debility.
"In fact. 90 prevalent has il becom,
that nervous debility is the accepted
national ailmcnt.' This would placr
Tona Vita in the position Of Nations
tonic.
This tonic has been bringing ae~
vigor and vitality to many thousands o
people who have just expressed their
symptoms as being run down IL has
saved hundreds Of people wrecked BY
nervous debility from the operating
table. since one Of the commonest
symptoms Of nervous debility is the
fact that the patients believe that they
are suffering from all kinds Of organic
ailments"
A consignment Of iona Vita has been
delivered to the leading druggists Of
New York City. and there will be many
local citizens who. by the time the
springtime Of the year comes around
again. will feel that they have resained
the springtime Of life through the great
national tonic, iona Vita.-Adrt.
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AML,NDSEN TELLS HIS
NORTH POLE PLANS.

CHICAGO. Feb. n.-Capt. ROAD
Amundsen. discoverer Of the South Pole.
made public further details of his pro-
jscted North Pole trip In . statement at
Madison. Wis, to-day.
From San Francisco the Fran win
sail NORTH" he SAID. heading for Berins
Straits, and In the breakup of the Ice
beyond them next spring shall push 10
~ Tar 20 the drifting ice field as pos
oible. When We can get no further we
shall establish ourselves. protect the ship
by building an ios wall high around It,
and settle down for our Ave years
Drifting.
We shall be equipped With a high
power wireless plant and with the Pc
cuIiar arctic adaptabi,ity to the etheric
vibration, we can doubtless maintain
communicate with the United States
Government stations In Alaska for some
time. possibly two years"
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"SPEEDER" B|NNEy
SENT TO THE TOMBS:
cAN'TPAY$10OF|NE
Convicted Lawyer Admits Hit
ting Her Up 50 Miles an
Hour on Broadway.

Harold Binney. the auto speeding
lawyer Of No. Rector street. who
recently told the Justices of Special
Sessions that the faster q man drove
his machine me safer Il WAS for the
public. was sent to the Tombs this
Afternoon In default Of a fine Of 800
imposed by uhe Court OF Special
Sessions.
Binney admitted. after Justices Sal
mon. Deuel. and Collins had found him
guilty OF the charge OF speeding. that
nothing had been farther from his mind
than having to pay a 500 fine and that
he did not have that much money with
him. But the Justices told him the
Tombs was the appropriate place for
him to reside tempora riiy. until ne could
produce the fine imposed and to the
Tombs he went forthwith.
II was on the charge Of reckless
c3 that the lawyer was arrested by .
policeman whom he had nearly run
down At the corner Of Thirty-ninth
street and Sixth avenue. He admitted
to-day when he took tho stand that he
had been making thirty miles on hour
on Broadway just before his arrest.
but said that since 1t was 3 o'clock in
the morning and the big street was
deserted he thought there was no harm
In hitting It up . little"
Binney aiad Frank Warren. describing
himself A. an expert Chauffeur. and
Francis Read. who said he was . me.
chanic A. we'll an a lawyer, take the
stand ~ witnesses in his behalf. to
testify a. to his scrupulous care as u
driver Of automobiles.
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NEW FORCE
FOR VICE, GAMBLING
AND ALSO EXCISE


~ subject 70 me same ssnptstlea,
ana would ~ corrupted moro o.
less. Bat their misAssAs wealA not
EeAsot On Ne peliee force
The police force would be engaged
solely In preserving tho peace and
keeping outward order and dsosncy
and In the detection and prevention
Of ordinary crimes, In which the %.
portunites for graft are small 1t
would have nothing to DO with the
enforcement Of the laws concerning
excise. gambling and prostitution and
would not be subject to the injection
OF corruption thsrsfrom.
A. have said. this nSw foros
would bs ops.i 10 such corruption.
But the danger thereof would be
minimised n the Commissioner Of the
new force we're given the power to
appoint and disniss At will That
would enable him to select competent
persons and TO set rid Of every men,
Der OF the force Of whom he had any
suspicion A. Il 10 now. no member
Of the foros can be dismissed except
on common law proof showing HIM
To be guilty Of soma dersliction.
] am In favor Of creating this new
force. but not In favor Of putting II
under board Of commissioners to
serve without pay. To be effective It
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CABLE SYMPATHY
TO WIDOW OF EVANS

LONDON. Feb. 1l.-C0mmaudsr I'D.
ward X. q. n. Evans OF the Terra Nova
cablsd to-day from Christohurch. New
Zealand. to Mrs. Evans. widow Of Petty
Oh1cer Edgar Evans. who died ON the
return journey from the South Pole
with Capt. Scott:
The members of the Antarctic
expedition wish to sxprsss their
deepest sympathy with you In your
SD loss.
The widow of Petty Onicsr Evans v
left with three children. aged ssvon,
ave and four years. They live near
Swansea, Wales.
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notwithsta ndins that Capt. Amundssn
was the nrst TO reach the South Pole
Mrs Scott sailed from San Francisss
without the least worry for her hus-
bands safety. She looked forward to
their meeting In New Zealand With ali
the Joy Of . conQusrors qussn. Her
husband. his GROW decked with me
laurss of victory. With the svss of the
world upon him. would have eyes for
NJ one but his handsome VIE and their
darling boy.
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TAFT GIVES PRAISE
TO SCOTS BRAVERY.

WARRINGTON. Feb. M.-President
Taft to-day sent the following cable
message 90 King George Of Great
Britain:
I'm offering heartfelt coincidence
on the death Of Caot. Scott and his
companions. rsnect the sentiment
q my countr,rnsn who share the
sorrow Of the Brttish people at the
loas Of so many noble lives"
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MRS. SCOTT At SEA
OUT Of THE REACH
Of THE WIRELESS
Crossing Pacific, but h Isn't
Known Whether She Has
q Heard of Disaster.

oAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-the wid.
~ OF Capt. Scott probably knows to.
~ that her husband was overwhelmed
~ . blisssrd. but how she received the
nswe u bianketsd In the silence Of the
PAIeae Ocean.
Mn. Scott sailed from here Feb. . on
To-. nD~ AoranE besna tor wellington.
Nst, ZEALAND. 1t was impossible "
rsaAA her By wireless in daylight hours
yas1ssoAy. sut the ssndinG station here
hsiisssd last night that the steamer was
IN Mage md repeatedly ssnt messages.
T2os sheuaa have bssa received. but
~ Aoransi's feeble ssndiag apparatus.
vA11A Aas . radtus u only about 10
uilea. permitted no acknowledgment
~ soaiA b caught either hers or At
s6an0e1v. To-day he AoranEi passes
'ovs d range entirely, and inssmuch a.
thsrs y neither cable nor wireless At
Rapssts, Tahiti OF RarasonsA. her neat
pereo Of call. no further effort will be
nale b communicate With her.
The liner Tahiti. bound for San Fran
elooo and due 10 pass the Aorangi next
oaaeay. has . powerful sending equip
osas and may piok up q message -
relay either to Honolulu or to the
. American mainland. Otherwise the
Astansi vail not again BE- In touch with
the world until she reaches Wellington
sboat Feb. y.
MNt. SCOTT MODELLED A MGoAL
FoR PEARY.
AAata q
tAat abe was nne mate for the daring
sSbIorsr. she was -.thlsen Bruce,
lAightsr Of the late Canon Lloyd Bruce
Of pn0lsnd. The couple were married
b ~, Peter. . sturdy little chap. Il
INV years old. Ars. Scott v . scuip-
Tor, IL was she who modelled the
medal given Peary by the Royal Geo
grnohicai sOcaety Of London.
WAsn stories nrst began coming out
e ne Antarctic wastes expressing fears
tAa4 her husband was lost Mrs.. Scott
soukhattsl them all. She declared that
Anundsen could not have met him, that
- Japansse explorers could not know
aaything OF Scott The scientists did
not share her faith. but accepted her
Aistnn. II was she who was cheering
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