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PHONE MAIN NO. 46
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-26
JOHN FEY RER

The tailor has returned to Nome and is back at the old stand with an up. to- date and selected stock of goods. Also fine selection of chiIdren's, boys and youths ready made suits.
 Cleaning. Pressing and Repairing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-26

Down in Tennessee they are trying to pass q state wide prohibition law. That is Governor Hopper has called itn extra session of the legislature for Iators are being searched like lot of
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-26

RICHARD LAYTON. Editor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-26

Secretary Bryan is reported to be sounding Central America. He'll need Ia long sounding line. But if its talk Bryan is long on any line.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-26

Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stubbs says that if woman waa put upon a pedestal she would have to be dusted. She Is now with gold and talcum powder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
~ GUIDO BRUNO
From the Lantern, CHIC ago, III.

The air was crisp and bitlaE
cold. Every breath formed a misty
cloud of vapor. The uowly fallen
snow cruuchcd unsteady at each
step The shy above was a dome
OF dark blue clear and boundlcss
Two or three stars twinklod far
apart Trees aloug The avenue
hung their branches heavy and
spectorikc In the bridal attire of
winter
Everyone enjoyed the first, real
winter evening. tie was peaceful
and satisfied as he strullcd along
Il was one % Natures novelties,
he thought, loved by all because Of
its newncss
lie turned to cross the street
Some carriages we're passing, car
ryinc women Clcakcd Tor The first
time IN their heavy winter furs.
lie waited while they passed.
Someone touched him gently
upon the arm. D. was young girl
poorly but prettily dressed. Per
haps she desired his assistance tn
crossing the street. he thought al
first lie raised his hat to her.
"Mill YOU take me with You.
please" the girl asked.
lie turned to her. surprised az
the request. but more astonished az
the seriously sad yet happily tx.
pectant eyes that gaEed up at him.
Take YOU with me2 he repeat
ed hesitatngly - don't quite I'm.
derstand what You mean, he added
IN an apologetlc tone.
Take me anywhere you'd like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

Now viii YOU plcnac give me
S3.G0 II 80 in here with your nhc
said timorously. rs she gazcd up at
him
Certainly, certainly" he replied.
surprised avain and looking curl
ously az her as he stepped aside to
admit her into the yestihulo
In his apartments she removed
her has ana Eatod anX'oualy about
her
10 YOU like my palntlngag he
asked
Yes. sir. ! do. she answered.
looking blnnkly about tho room, az
though only little interested In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

Ito" sho said. flushing. her eyes
losadIng his gaze.
An understanding began TO dawn
upon him
Il live only a short distance from
hero. he returned ~ You wish
Co come with m, have fow paint
ings and some hric.a.br8c, which !
think you'd like to soc
So together they went 20 hia
apartments. On the way he made
several attempts at conversation.
but won no response from the girl
lie stopped at the door and drew
out his latch key. The girl inter
runled him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

door below crenk and see her trip.
ping down the steps and out onto
the snowy walk The slender girl
lsh form was hurrying along, child
like and Innocent Just aa innocent
az she really wan when she Ind enc
tered the house a short time before.
He was curious. lie wanted to
know more about this girl Why
had she acted go differently? Who
was she and where had she Roneg
An impulse seized him lie dashed
downstairs. took his overcont aud
hat aud ran out into the street
after tho figure vanishing IN the
darkness
llc Hpicd her nenrly n block and
"A half away lie followed She
turned corner and turned again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
THE
MOVIES

That's a terrible noise in the
nursery. Mollio. said |. Munstock
Of the NJ and F. Feature Film Sery.
ice OF Chicago. TO his child's gov
erness What's the matter? Can't
you keep the baby quict?'
Sure. sir. replied Molly; Il can't
keep him quiet unless ! let him
make a noise"
At the Savoy Until Sunday
The Bugier Of Company Il.
two reel. The Mystery Cave,
The Rich MIR Rockermorgan.'
At the Circuit Until Sunday
THE Underworld OF New York.
The Winner-Loser," "A Romance,
a Close Shave" Some Doctor
James. the Hungry" The New
Boot Cleaner"
Al the City Until Sunday
The Princess and the Man,
The Whispered Word "A Motor
Roat Party" The Missing Jewel.
At the Class A Until Sunday
THE Man Higher Up The Re
generation Of Nancy" "a Life in
the Balance
At the Union Until Sunday.
THE Elusive Kiss, THE Prose
cutting Attorney" Dangers OF the
street
At the Alhambra Until Monday.
Snow White" In three reels.
The Purchase Price "Binks. the
Strike Breaker"
At the Clemmer Until Sunday
"The Lost Son. in two parts.
"Buddha. "A Little Hero After
the Welsh Rarcbit."
At the Dream Until Sunday.
Drinks Cure" Orange Grow.
ing" THE Rest Cure" The Doc.
tors Photograph THE Artists
Trick"
Al the Melbourne Until Sunday.
In the Den OF Lions" two reels.
"Eiffel Tower" The Elephant
Sieuth." Half Way to Reno"
At the Grand Until Sunday.
"Gaumont Weekly" "The Fugi-
tive" 'Heinze's Resurrection.
At the Circuit Until Sunday
Tho Underworld OF New York.
The Winner-l .oser "A Romance.
"A Close shave Some Doctor
James, the Fungry,' The New
Boot Cleaner"
At the city Ursl' Sunday.
THE Princess and the Man,
The Whispered Word" "A Motor
Boat Party The Missing. Jewel."
At the Class A Until Sunday.
THE Man Higher Up The Re
generation OF Nancy" "A Life In
tho Balance"
At She Black Cat Until Sunday.
The Gypsy's Vengeance" in
three reels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

what she saw
Ito could not explain the girls
peculiar actions llac queer con.
duct WAS 30 different
nm rhc was beautiful. healthy
and young.
Aud he was "A man.
She had refused The gold piece
which hc Ind offered her and in
sisted upon receiving only $500.
This he had counted out for her,
An the happenings Of lie even
ing had been oNtranrdinarv lie
was In a qunndary lie opened his
window just ia time TO hear the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

with him IN pursuit lie found
himself In n peculiar nciehborhood,
which he had never before seen.
Finally he saw her enter am.
ly-llfhtei drug store. lie stood
aud waited.
lie was surprised TO find such d
nelghborhood 30 close 10 his apart
mentH. There were iaii tenement
buildings with little. dinRy rooms
aud ragged. dirty curtains nt The
windows The drug store was one
Of the old.faHhioned stores Ia the
poorer districts. whore modern
things had not made their mark
Pickering gas lights burned be
hind two small. green ana red
rlobes IN the window. An old
stove stood near the door and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

Paid Iu Full. which Bailey 4
Mitchell viii present at the Seattle
theatre for one week. commencing
Monday night. February q. is n
gripping. pulsating play that has
the entire country The
theme ln the main has 10 do with q
married man who Ia Of such des-
picabie character as 10 permit hir
wife to descend 10 any depth In or
der TO raise money To- relieve him
from financial embarrassment into
which his pecIlations have placed
him. Tho woman is true blue. how.
ever. and the man with whom She
had TO deal is also "brcd ln the
deep purple, 30 she comes ont With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
METROPOLITAN


with intoxicating dances. On
chanting music. a pretty. romantic
love story. an array OF beautiful
women aud Donald Brian. the great
est OF all stage dancers in the stellar
role. Charles Frohmau viii prcscn;
Tho Siren ct the metropolitan
four nights beginning Sunday night
May Robson. one of the most
charming actresses OF the present
day. viii present "a Night ont" az
the Metropolitan Theatre for three
nights commencing February 26tb
with a matinee on Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
-TFTRFF DOLLARS AND SIXTY CENIS---

glass IN two Of the show eases was
broken.
She remained In the eiore only a
short Tins When she reapDcared
she hurried along HRaIn lie fol
flowed once more. but lost the girl.
She must have slipped into one Of
tho buildings
lie entered the store and ad-
dressed the greasy proprietor be-
hind the prescription counter.
Pardon me. sir but DO you know
the girl who WAS just here?'
The man thought for moment
"a Rlri9 Let me see he said
"Oh. yes. the little girl who was
Just hsrc7 Why. think she lives
I'm the ncighbofho0d somewhere
close by. You know how they are
here Ia the tenement district They
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

think tho fM. The ..
and fhr urdaftaker.are =. ~
lnatltuiiorH They buy We
and only when they are /
Then th'J come 10 me ana .
10 uuat them Tor medlels.
should ~ y . DO. they Or.
back WITH Tho money.
"NOw tale This girl for
She was here this NOR
brough' % presoiptlOB. i \
her mother who II slek. i I
expensive urefcrlption-tie|
wanted mn 10 trust her. \
She lefi tho prescription 49,
Used 20 cail for the ms6a|
night These people alwsF,|
way ~ get q little money a
need iH vital I told her 4,
get o. u She only tried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
TWO DIE WHEN
CAR HITS AUTO

OAKLAND. Cal. Feb. 1.-TWO
men are dead and a third Is dying
and 4yearold girl Us badly
bruised. as the result of a collision
between an automobile and "A
Claremont electric Key Rou,e train
bound for San Francisco. here to-
day
The dead A r. Holton. VIII
a. Garrison The injured a. g..
Smith and Silvia Smith. his 4-year.
old daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
COLD "BIRTHDAl
In MIDDLE YVES

CHICAGO. Feb. u
snowfall and temperatures /
low zero 1re predicted for !
as "A development Of a gres
Yard which is raging today !,
the Middle West.
DENVER 1T was seven 1.
below zero here today and
and a half OF snow core
ground
MILWAUKEE. - Celebrsi,l
George Washington's 4,
throughout the state was !
today by zero weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
McALLISTER Gu

PORTLAND. OR, Feb. Il
celebrating IS hours, the \
fore whom + S. J. MeAIllr
attorney, was tried on az
ment charging an Immoral
connection with the vice syu
returned a verdict Of guilis
Ailister will DO sentence
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
YOU'LL FIND lit HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People

party viii go to the summit Of the
mountain on skis.
THE lXlON. the new Blue Funnel
liner. viii sail from Yokohama for
Seattle on her maiden voyage
March !.
WALLA WALt.A-The Walla
Walla Portland passenger and a
freight bumped IN rear-cnd coils
ion on the O w u a. ~. near Wal.
lula. lnluring three trainmcu and a
tramp.
TNsANfTARY CONDITIONS have
caused the city sanitary department
10 close the Grandma German
home for children.
PATRIOTIC OBSERVANCE OF
WaHhine'nn'a birthday will be held
by the Scottish Rite MasOns. at the
Masonic temple tonight
~ DEBATE OF the single tax
question. the University ~ Wash.
ingtou VIII meet Whitman college
tonight az O'Clock. IN the audiio-
rum on the university campus.
AZ TIE result ~ fight which
occurred in the Magnolia saloon.
2I2is First av 8 Merchant Patrol
man " " Swain ~ in the city hos.
pltai aud Alex selby and John Mas
son. proprietorH ~ the place. are IN
the city laii
ALTHOUGH 40 city delivery VIII
DE made today. and All branches Of
the postuffice will be- closed, bust
meas houses may got their mail by
applying ut the rear 81 the posioi-
flee.
PERIS .-Yc IIo Ma la. empress
dowaRer OF China. h. dead here to
day Of appendicitis She was the
widow OF Emperor kwangsu. who
died November ~. 1905.
THE CORNELL alumni OF Seat
tie held their annual mid-winier
dinner at the College Club Friday
evening Carl ~ Johanson. prcsi-
dent 81 the association. acted as
toastmaster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
CONFESSES KILLING

RIVERSIDE, Cal. Feb. 22.-E. r.
Pettibone. 6s, a pros pector. admitted
today that he killed Jack la Pointe.
Ia fellow prospector in the Molaye
desert. last June. when the latter
attempted 10 force him. at the point
Of a revolver. to sign a $500 note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
PANTAGEs.


John l. Sullivan. former heavy.
weight champion Oi the world. and
conceded by all dev0tees OF the
prize ring 10 have been the great.
est OF them all. will be the special
headline attraction al Pantagcs.
opening with the matinee Monday
Tho extra added feature 81 the week
w.il be- Jules Held and his company
ot boys and girls In Childhood
DAYS other numbers on the bin
orc Sat IeffluEwell and Louise Mey.
crs. in a Night al N l.odge"
5eamon and Lillian. those tailor
made eirls. and Provost and
Brown the "corkscrew kids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
EMPRESS

Tho Empires theatre will offer o
big attraction for the Riddles dur
ing the coming week. when Prof
Albors and his 10 big Polar beers
viii be seen. "A Christmas Night
on the Comstock" will be- offered by
Monda Glen1ower and Raymond
Maniou Welch Mealcy and Mon
trosc will present play Ball" a
big laughing skit. THE Scotch
NIGHTINGALE" Jennie Fletcher. viii
be a feature. Dow and Dow are
character comedians with n bunch
Of pafodies Skaters Bi Jouvc. roll.
er skating experts. will be a feature.
Twilight pictures viii close the bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

LIKE PENELOPE, overbur.
dened with sultor6, guauita
June Walters OF Chicago be-
came frightened and oissp-
peared. She had advertised for
"a nice young man, about %;
object. matrlmony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

Subscribers 10 TIE seattle tifI
viii confer favor ~ notityle
this office at once Of any iAli
uro To secure prompt ana
ular delivery Of tho papet'
any attempt 10 substitute an
other paper for The feAi -
Star. I, is the issirr OF W ~,
management 20 secure TIE 49,
service foy all. ana complali,
arc given courteous nna p1.nks
attention n your paper
70 arrive any night ~
o'clock kindly phone THIS
at once Main $500. ASH '''
the Circulation Department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
TURKS COMING BACK

CONSTASTINOPLE. Feb IL
The Jeune Terc. newspaper, pub.
llshed a dispatch here today that
Turkish forces have occupied GO
rita and are advancing on Mon
astir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22


LADIES or the Madrona Pres.
hytoriAn church will serve members
OF the Madrunn Heights Improve
ment club with "A dinner al the
church. 32nd and East Marion. Mon.
day night. at g. 30.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Rev =.
r Duuntan were held NJ the West
Seattle Congregational church Fri.
dny afternoon Several hundred per
Sons. including Rev Duustan'H con.
EroEAtion and friends. attended the
services.
JUDGE SMITH Friday refused 10
grant the Maple Leaf club a re-
atraininE order to prevent the 20
lice from closing their bar He will
require the police io show cause
why the restraining order should
not be lnHurd
TURNING ON three gas burners.
Edward Lutte. %. 6i7 Spring st.
lay down 90 his room 10 die. He
was discovered. however, and 10
now recovering from tho effects Of
the gas at the city hospital.
THE SCHOOL board has award.
Cd the contract for the building OF
a nine room grade school in South
Park 70 the Manhattan Cons,ruc'
ton Co
THE MEMS CLUB OF the First
Presbyterian church waH addressed
Friday night by Clark y Bissctt
nlssett spoke on Abraham Ian
coin"
THE MOUNTAINEERS. 30
strong. will leave for Scenic Hot
Springs. in the Cascades. today The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

A SPECIAL meeting will be held
at Lakeside hail. Dunlap. Monday
evening. at which Mayor Cotterill
and others will discuss the Issues
Of the campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22
SUCCESS

SUCCESS
rs the true test Of dentist or any
other man.
Our success ls based on aEiI
gentleness moderate prices and the
best work hat II "a possible 10
produce IN every case Rememb 4.
this s the only large dental office
in the city that is owned by o grad.
uate registered dentist. and has
only registered dentists associated
with him
Just think. We viii make ynu an
extra heavy SO gold crown for
S4.oO or one Of our famous $40
neyer.slip plates for $500 And not
only that but wc pin q guarantee
10 every receipted bin thai means
something 10 you
Regal Dental Offices
L. n Clark, D. D. s. Manager
1905 Third Ave, N. w. Cor. Union.
EoTE-Bring this Ad with you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

lf ] had years upoa my hands
And not a ta.uE 20 occupy them
ia hire graphers in bands
And on this mighty task I'd Try
them;
And mayb with the flight OF time
Wherever time may take IT'S
night TOD
I'd write to those In every cline
Whom have promised I would
write to.
And then, II any time were left.
I'd take my volume Of addresses
or which I've never been bercft
Through all life's many strains
and stresses.
/ 4 scan It's pages one and all.
with names OF great folk and OF
small on.
And dutifully go and call
On all the folks I've said I'd
call on.
Then, II I had eternity
To utillze-and we're content to-
I'd spend the ages given me
I'm reading books I've always
meant to.
NORTH EMP PROGRESSIVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

NORTH EMP PROGRESSIVE
CLUE will meet Tuesday night at
1882 35th ay Take Madrona car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

ALTHOUGH 40 city delivery viii
be made today and All branches OF
the postnffice will be- closed. bust
ness houses may got their mail by
applying 90 the rear Of the postof.
flee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

PEKIS -Yc IIo Ma la. empress
dowaRcr OF China. h. dead here TO.
day Of appendicitis She was the
widow Of Emperor kwangsu. who
died November u. 1905.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-09
Use Domestic Coke.
southwestern Fuel Co.
PROBE ALLEGED swtNn1E~
WHICH FOREIGNERS ARE TTCTT

-, Cincinnati, O., Jan. "a man giving
me name OF Harry Vokolke IS being
neld by the police as a suspect of be.
ing connected with a gigantic swindIe
OF foreigners and emigrants in the last
two years. -7
The police assert that more than
$25000O has been realized bv the
Swindlers- t"0
It is alleged by the police that the
principal IN the swiindle. besides deal
realized heavily from foreipneel--t-D ~ n
had not been in this country ione w az
the agent Of the Greek Catholic Union
an insurance company, with bea6o,Io- -
ters at Homestead Pa The noIico
claim that he organized a gang i5sJIr1I
fictitious people, paying the assesSu
ments on these policies for five or e.
months and then turning in a rep0rt If
their death. The certificates of 5eotb
and burial were forged and prese14e5
to the company. which immediate9v
paid the insurance.
The police assert that the postal a.,
thorities also are investigatinp 9g
much of the business was done bv mai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-09
HIGHLANDERs ASK
BETTER CAR SERVICE
Only Short Session of COun-
Gil; Transact Routine Mat
tiers; 2 Aldermen Absent.

The HIGHLAND Park Improvement
LEAGUE Thursday morning petitioned the
city council Tor a better street car serg-
ice. The petitioners stated that the E
Paso Electric company was trying %
accommodate the traffic to Highland
Park on an old schedule which was IN
adequate. On cars with a seating ca
pacity of q, the petitioners stated, 90
registered fares have been carried. The
schedule of 20 minutes Is not maintained,
it is said. From to o'clock at night
the cars run from 80 to 40 minutes apart,
and the petitioners want relief. The
petition was referred to the street and
grades committee.
The Highland Park league also asked
for additional fire hydrants and extern
sion of water mains.
Petitions Submitted.
The following were referred to the
street and grades committee: Petitions
of property owners TO pave California
street from Mesa avenue to Los An
geles street; Highland Park citizens. to
improve Aurora. Wheeling. Federal. Da-
kOta avenue. San Diego street and Ohio
avenue; BurtOn-LingO company. to build
a switch track, block so, Magoffin ave-
nue.
In the city's planning for a sewer ex-
tension through East FL Paso and Man
haitian Heights, the citizens of Highland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-09

Park requested the council to consider
that section.
The petition of J. E. Bischoff to erect
balcony on the negro Masonic build
ing, lots and 6, block IA, CampbelPs
addition, was referred to the fire and
water committee.
Buchoz and Schuster asked the CITY
to reimburse them for the plate glass
window IN the building at the corner
OF Overland and Broadway, through
which, they claim a policeman. while
after burglar, fired a shot.
On account Of the absence of alder
men W. ). Clayton and Percy McGhee,
the council lacked a quorum. OnIv ron.
tine matters could be Considered. Ordi-
n2nces now under consideration and
which were scheduled to come up Thurs
day morning were passed over until the
next meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-09
COURT CONSIDERS
IMMUNITY BATH

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 9.-The ez-
tent of the Immunity BATH was
brought today before the supreme court
for determination. with arguments as
to whether Charles p Heike, former
secretary Of the American Sugar Re
filming company was entitled to i'm
munity from the prosecution for con-
spiracy to perpetuate sugar Weighing
frauds against the customs. Heike was
convicted on this charge and sentenced
to Imprisonment
It was shown that Heike testified
about the affairs of the company at q
grand jury investigation as to whether
his company was violating the Sher-
man law. Government lawyers replied
that this immunity extended only to
prosecutions for violating the inter-
state commerce acts and not to a prose-
cution for conspiracy to defraud the
government out of customs
Auto for hire-Iow rates. Phone 1,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-09

scraggy, faded, dry. brittle or thin Re-
sioes oeautifying the hair, Danderine
ulsSoIFeS every particle of dandrrlfF.
cIeanSeS, purlheS and invigorafeS az
scaIp, forever. stopping itching and fall
ms halr, but what will please Won must
WI! De after few weeks use of Dan
SeIIhe, When you VIII actually see new
halr-nne and dOwny at first-y-eS- ~
IeeiIy new hair growing all over fbs
sca scalp If you care for pretty. son hair
f SIa lois OF 1t; surely get a 25 cent
lutte OF knOwltOn's Danderine from
ahy orug store or toilet counter 40
Just try it.-Advertisement. anu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-09
BRITISH STEAMER SINKS;
CREW OF IS IS SAVED

-. Halifax, n. S, Jan. 9-The British
steamer Evelyn sank today at the en-
OF 30 was saved.
me Evelyn, bound from Bremen to
savannah. ran ashore yesterday at st.
Esperlte during a snow storm. The crew
44ucSeeoed in getting her off and were
Lsing to reach Louisburg when she
suddenly collapsed and Went down.