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The state herald., 1919-07-18

County Of Philips In the district court
No iS
Pearl bu.e plaintiff VI Il J Bolit the un.
known heirs a, law Of Mary Josephine deceased
and Whitney l. Irwin
and all other persons or parties unknown eiamlus
sny right title estate lien or interest In the real g.
tA,a deserihs In the application her.,n dsfsndsn,
The People Of the State Of Colorado To the above
saincd defendants -Grc-,ins
You arr hereby summoned and required to ans
s~er the Application Of the applicant plaintiff In
the abpy. entitled application for registration Of
the folswnx land situate In Phillip. county Cola.
ssio to-~it
III. north ives, quarter tnvsl section four
teen uD In township seven "a north u rsnsv
fortynse us) west Of the . m the appilcan,
claiming that he is the owner II said land and On.
titled Ia have a certificate of registration issued
thereon
snd TO his your answer 10 tho said application In
the dice u the clerk of .ad cour, In aid county
within twenty days after the service Of hi. sum.
mons upon yos sssiuas. of the day Of such ssvy,rs
and u you fail In answer the said application with
In the time aforesaid the applicant plaintiff In this
action will arply To tho court for relief demanded
n The application herein
witns.. 20 Holland clerk Of said oours and IN,
ssai thereof a, Iioisoks Colorado In aid count
ed state this IA. day Of Jan AID 1915
tseaD W g.,l.lls,d c,.,.
First puh June ~
The state herald., 1919-07-18
SeeS ss. |! LAXATIVE I,!!;,.!a HONEY lIl y. IN

Relieve Aches and pain No disarreeabi.
after effects pf. Mlles' Anti. Palm rilla
The state herald., 1919-07-18
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department Of the Interior
United States Land Cffice

Sterling Colorado June 2 1919
To Olaf Larson Of Sterling Colorado Holyoke Colo
Walnut Hill St. Omaha Neb contsstee
You are hereby. notified tbAt William Kelsey
who givea Holyoks Colorado as his postofhcs
address did on April II 1919 file In this oiiics his
duly corroborated application to contest and ss-
cure the cancellation Of your Homestead Entry
Serial No 026as2 made March IA 1917 for the nv v
Of the sw v sec 20 nch sex seM nek sec 30 tE<s
north range Is west principal meridian aaxSesl
grounds for his contest he alleges that
Olaf Larson never established residence upon
aid land or any residence thereon a. required By
law; wholly abandoned said claim for period oe
more than one year prior to this application to
contest. As applicant Is informed and believes
and 20 states the fact to be. entryman II Il mar
ried man between the age Of forty and fifty yeafs.
Is not serving In the army or navy Of the Units4I
Statss In any Of Its branches; applicant is furthse
informed and believes and upt n that informatioa]
states the fact to be that the entryman has lsfe
the United States for the country of Sweden \
You are therefore further notified that the sai
allegations win be taken a. confessed and YOU'D
said entry will be cancelled without further rgh0
to be heard either before this Office on appeal
Il you fail to 6ie In this office within tweaty day9
After the fourth publication Of this notice a
shown pel0W your anbWet unucr ooth speciHC2Aiy
responding to these allegations Of contest togsthsa
with due proof that you have served = copy q
your answer on the said contestant either In per-
son o. BY registered mail
You should state In your answer the name Of
the postofice to which you desire future noticed
| sent to you
AF Browns. Register
| John W Cioyd Receiver
| Date Of first pub 6-G-ls
Date Of second pub G-l3.1s
Date Of third pub 6-2o-'is
Date Of fourth pub 6.27-'l9
| -----
Notice Of Adjustment Day
Estate Of Dinah Clark deceased
No <29
All psssons having claims against aid estate
are hereby notified to present them for allure
ment to the county court sf Phillips county Cole
rado on the II day Of August 4 d 1919
ThomssCiark
AdmInistrator Of the estate Of Dinah Clark d.
esassd
Avery searse. attorney for administrative
The state herald., 1919-07-18
Estray Advertisement


Notice Is hereby given to whom II may concern
that the following described estray animal wss
taken up near Holyoke Phillips County Colorado
on or about June I. 1919 towitl
I, One sorrel horse about kyrs old unbranded ~
One rcd brockle face COW about years yy
old branded
Said animals being unknown 70 this board. un-
iess claimed by owner on or before July 1918
said estrsy will be sold by this Board for the bene-
fit Of the owner when found
State Board Of Stock Inspection Commissioners.
Denver Colorado
Notice Of Final Settlement
Estate Of John Cochran deceased
No 23l
Notice is hereby given that on the day Of
August A d 1919 the undersigned will present
to the County Court Of Phillips county Colorado
his accounts for aal settlement Of administrator
Of said estate. when and where all persons in In
tercst may appear and object TO them u they q
desire Eta Gerrish
Administrative Of said estate
Philip Zimmerman
Holyoke Colorado
Attorney for Estate
The state herald., 1919-07-18

0UR9 1lo00 y tne foundkt3M
Of health. Hoods Sarsaparilla make,
he blood puTc, rich and nourisIlIng and
sivUsandaalntalsa good HGAlfn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
NEW IRISH PLAY OF
SLENDER TEXTURE
"Lusmore" Depends Upon
Excellence of Cast.

Much Irish sentiment and dialect take
the place of plot in 'Lusmore," which
had Its premiere at Henry Millers
Theatre last night. The play. according
to tho programme, is founded on the
legend of Knockgrafton, but some OF the
legend seems to have withered in be-
ing transplanted to the stage.
The theme of the play. such as 1t
is, centres around the restoration Of
sight to a blind girl. which OF course,
Is accomplished in the usual happy end
ing that has been known to occur IN
Ireland before. The role of Eithne, the
blind girl. was interpreted by Eva lie
Caffeine, who charmed the eye with
her loveliness as well as she went far
toward satisfying the mind with her
performance, particularly her poses
The part OF LtIsntoro, the Irish lad
whom the fairies favor and who falls
in love with her, was taken capably
by Grace Heyer, who Is coauthor OF the
play with Rita Olcott, and previously
had busied herself in various other ways,
such as designing the three stage set
tings, writing the songs and directing
the play.
Beth Fox appeared to advantage as
Mother Weir; John McFarlane gavo a
well balanced performance as her tyran-
meal husband. TGmdn Weir; John Ham
ilton did well, and Regina Wallace made
an alluring picture as Princess Oirei,r.
Perhaps the excellent cast may COM
pensate for the slenderness in the tex
ture OF the play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
DENIES LEGION 0. KID
MONDELL LAND BILL
Col. Lindsey Says Action
Probably Will Be Taken at
Minneapolis.
Sp.cial Desnatch to TIE srx

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9,-The claim of
the advocates of the Mondell soldiers
land bill that the American Legion had
gone on record In favor of the measure
was declared untrue by Col. Henry d.
Lindsey. former head of the War Risk
Insurance Bureau and now chairman Of
the organizations executive committee,
in letters received to-day by all MEM
bers of Congress.
: Col. Lindsey stated that action on
the Mondell bill probably would be
taken at the meeting of the legion in
Minneapolis, November IL. The St
Louis convention In May did not in
dorse the bill. he wrote.
Col. Lindsey wrote in part:
THE attention of the joint national
executive committee OF the American
Legion has been called to assertions
made In Congress in respect to the
legion's attitude toward the soldiers set
Element bill. H. r. 4S7. In order that
members OF Congress may be correctly
advised as to the attitude OF the Ameri-
can Legion toward H. r. 4S7. the SOL
diers settlement bill. the following is
respectfully submitted by the national
executive committee of the American
Legion:
1.-The American Legion has never gone
vi TecoTu III ldNOT OF II. II. 4o( or any
other specific land legislation now before
Congress. The following resolution was
adopted at the St Louis caucus of the
American Legion held May s, 1919, on
this particular subject:
Resolved, That we indorse the eff
forts heretofore made for the reclama-
ton of lands, and respectfully urge upon
Congress the adoption at an early date
of broad and cooperative legislation for
economic reclamation of all lands sus-
ceptible of reclamation and production
preliminary to carrying out this res
olution, the Joint national executive COM
mittee of the legion. at it's headquarters
at No. 10 West forty-fourth street, New
York. on July s, 1919. adopted a reso-
luton authorizing the chairman to i'm
mediately appoint three members Of the
legion to devote the necessary time to a
thorough study of the subject and to
cooperate with the Secretary of the In
terror in circulating tn resolution of
the St Louis caucus hdorsing the
principle of land develt. nient.
THE above action was taken after a
representative OF the Secretary of the
Interior had appeared before the nation
al executive committee OF the legion in
order to explain the provisions of the
soldiers settlement bill. The Secretary
had requested this privilege and the
courtesy was. therefore, extended to his
representative. 1t was definitely decid-
ed, however that pending the results OF
the study TO be made by the committee
of three appointed to consider the sub
Jet or land legislation the legion would
take no action on the Mondell bill OF
any other specific legislation of this
kind"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10

France and Belgium would ever be allied
in war again.
IF France is attacked again." he said
Instantly. Belgium will be attacked also,
for the aggresor will be the same. The
humiliation OF defeat Is eating the heart
of Germany. and say to you that she
Is already plotting her revenge. She
may never. almost certainly in my time.
become again sufficiently powerful to
strike. Perhaps those TO whom the hui
initiation of the war Is keenest may not
again be able to rally their nation to
their backs, but the spirit of revenge is
deep apd active and Germany will strike
again II certain OF those who once held
her destinies can arrange it"
Then several together asked Cardinal
MERCER for some expression as TO the
peace of Versailles and the League of
Nations, but he said that this was a
matter for the statesmen and peoples
and that he must not embarrass any
one concerned with views OF his own.
President Wilson is speaking to your
nation now" he said. His voice must
be heard all alone"
Cardinal Mercier was accompanied
across the sea by Baron Emile de Car
tier de Marchienne, Belgian Ambassa-
dor to the United States.
II am glad to return to America" said
Baron de Marchienne. Every Belgian
has two countries; his own and the
United States"
He said also that he understood that
King Albert and his Queen, with their
son, the Duke of Brabant, heir apparent
would leave for this country on Septem-
Der 20. Both he and Cardinal MercisT
said that the country Is recovering rap
IDLY from the ravages Of war and that
American supplies and machinery. in the
main, have made the recovery possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
OILS AND ALCOHOL BURNED.
$4,000 Fire in Varnish Factory
OF DinEs a. schuAter.

Paints. oils and $4,000 worth of
denatured alcohol were destroyed in a
fire on the fourth floor OF the building
at 514 West Twenty-fifth street, occu-
pied by Dings & Schuster. varnish and
shellac manufacturers, yesterday after
noon. There was an explosion as the
flames gained Roadway that threw two
nremen down a flight of stairs with
minor injuries The total damage was
estimated at $4,000.
The fire started on the second floor
and through a vent ran to the top OF
the structure. The flames found a
quick runway IN the fourth fccr room
where oils and alcohol we're stored
The flremen managed to prevent further
spreading, but the top floor was burned
out. There were six men in the build
ing and all escaped. The cause was
not determined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
AERO HEARSE TAKES
BODY TO CEMETERY
Machine Used for Childs
Funeral at Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Sept. Am
express airplane with speed OF 100
miles an hour was used this afternoon
for the novel purpose OF transporting
casket In which there was the body Of
six-months-old girl from the resort to
the Pleasantville Cemetery for interment
The white casSet was carried to the
flying field in an automobile, and from
there was placed in Curuss land
plane. OF which Capt A. l. Allan,
formerly Of the United States Army. was
the pilot.
Theodore f. Master accompanied the
body in the plane The aerial hearse
made the ascent from the ground while
heads were barred. and made several
complete circles OF the city, before IL
pointed to the main land and winged It's
way across the meadows. At the ceme-
terry were gathered group OF relatives
OF the child, who had gone there by
automobiles. After the simple service
the party returned home. ending what
perhaps was the first transportation IN
the United States of body to the grave
by aircraft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
FOOD CONFERENCE ON SEPT. II.
Gov. Smith Fixes Date for High
Cost of Living Farley.
Special Despotch to THE Sun.

Albany, Sept. Gov. Smiths con-
ference on the high cost OF living has
been fixed for Wednesday. September II,
according to announcement to-day. The
conference is for the purpose OF CO.
ordinating the effects of State, Federal
and local authorities in controlling food
costs.
Attorney-General Palmer will address
the conference, which was called upon
recommendation Of the Governors food
price commissioner, former Gov. Glynn,
and John H. Finley. State Commissioner
of Education.
In sending out his invitation. the Gov
ernor says the cost of living problem
is by far the most important OF the
reconstruction period
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
Morocco Honors Niblaclr.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.--The order of
grand officer Of ounissan Alouite has
been conferred on Rear Admiral A. p.
Niblack, u. 8. N, by the Sultan OF Mo-
rocco. at the suggestion OF Gen. Lyau-
tev, French resident commander IN Mo-
rocco. in recognition OF the American
officers services on the Atlantic coast
of Morocco and in the Mediterranean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
Barceiona Labor War Is Over.

BARCELONA. Sep 9.-All the labor
conflicts which have been vexing Bar
celona have been settled by the issu-
ance of joint manifesto by the en-
ployers and worhmen in the various in
dustries affected calling for the imme-
date resumption Of work by all EN-
ployeeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
Volstead Heads House Managers,
Sterling for Senate.

WASHINGTON, Sept. g. Representa-
tives Volstead (Min.) and Morgan
(Okla.), Republicans, and Representa-
tive Webb On, c., Democrat, were APP
pointed to-day managers for the House
In the conference which will settle dis
puted provisions of the prohibition en-
forcement bill.
The Senate is represented by Sena-
tors Sterling Is. D. and Nelson
(Minn.). Republicans. and Senator Over
man IN. c.. Democrat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Hotham Newton, at HuH.
IS Tuscan Prince. at Delagoa Bay.
SIS Alstad, at Buenos Ayres.
SIS Corcavado, at Cristobal.
SIS Apache, at jacksonville.
IS Cambridge, at Jacksonville.
SIS Fl Paso, at Port Eads.
SIS Lake Sebago. at Norfolk.
SIS Sutherland, at Baltimore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
Donovan Named Tax director,

ALBANY, Sept. S.-James j. Donovan
of Kings. former Assemblyman. has been
named executive assistant to Mark
Graves, director OF the new State In
come Tax Bureau. at $4,000 a year. Mr..
Donovan has been associated with the
Federal income tax collection depart
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10

ARRIvALs-TUEsDAY, SEPTEMBER Q.
IS Northern Pacific, Brest, Sept. g.
So CITY OF Puebla, Manchester, Aug. "a.
So Margarine. Gibraltar Aug. a.
IS Lakeview, Guantanamo Sept g.
IS Brsndywine. Port Lobos, Sept. /.
IS Helen, San Juan, Sept 4
IS philadelphia San Juan, Sept. e.
SIS Lake Como, Santiago de Cuba, Sept, 2
SIS Vaudeville, Port Antonio. Sept. 3.
SIS Opequa, Bahia, Aug. p
SIS Hurona, Cienfuegos, Sept. l.
IS MAJOR Wheeler, San Juan, Sept. L
SIS Lake Monroe. Charleston, Sent. 4
So City of Savannah. Savannah, Sept. G
IS Arapahoe, Jacksonville. Sept. 5.
SIS jamestown. Norfolk
S. La Place. Norfolk Sept S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
SON In Justice rinch,s Home.

Supreme Court Justice and Mrs. Ed
ward r. Finch are receiving congratula-
tons on the birth of son last Sunday,
, In their summer home at West Hamp-
ton Beach, L. I. Mrs. Finch formerly
was Miss Mary Livingston DelafieId.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
SAILED FoR NEW YORK

SIS General Currie. from Cardiff.
SIS Lepanto, from Hull.
SIS Toyama MaIu, from Cristobal.
SIS " est Galeta, from Buenos Ayres.
SIS FL Mar, from Port Eads.
SIS W. Ii. Tilford, from Port Eads.
SIS John W. Emery. from Charleston.
SIS City OF Atlanta, from Savannah.
SIS Lenape. from Jacksonville.
SIS BTeyntou. from Baltimore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
Due To-day.

81 Bylayl, Dartmouth. July II.
Ss Breiz lLol. Havre. Aug. l.
SIS Warkworth, Shields. Aug. 2.
IS Brandenburg Bordeaux, Aug. 10.
Ss Trafalgar, Greenock, Aug. z.
SIS Niruvia, Ardossan. Aug. s.
SIS Catalonia, CadlE, Aug. Is.
SIS Lake Tulare, Barry. Aug. IL
SIS San Marcos. Galveston, Aug. Is
SIS Roma, Bordeaux. Aug. 20.
IS Aledo. Antwerp, Aug, 20.
&c Grace Dollar shields Aug -
Sc American. Antwerp, Aug. -.
SIS Lyngenfiord. Christiania, Aug. u.
SIS Tumpico, Progreso. Aug. "a.
IS Re d'Itala, Genoa. Aug. rs.
SIS Wacouta. Havana, Sept. 3.
SIS Lake Alyado, Santiago, Sept 4
SH Montpelier, Brest, Aug. q.
SIS Oscar H., COPENHAGEN. Aug. n.
5a PocahOntas, Brest, Aug. %.
IS Kroonland. Brest, Aug. 80.
Due Tomorrow.
IS Arcadia. Brest. Aug. rs.
SIS Eurana. Bordeaux. Aug. 30.
Sc Nero, Bordeaux. Aug. rs.
S. Clan Rose. Aug. "a.
Ss Nerus. Brest, Sept, !.
IS BuitenSorg. Rotterdam, Aug "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
BERLIN TO SEIZE HOUSES.
Property of Foreigners Will BE
Taken Over.

BERLIN, Sept. 9.-The dwelling bureau
in Berlin intends to confscate empty
apartments and dwelling houses Of for
eigners in Berlin to reduce the scarcity
of housing facilities in the capital.
This will affect many Americans
whose apartments are still under lease
but empty and numerous other foreigners
who have not yet returned to Berlin.
DRY LAW C0NFEREES CHOSEN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
Yesterdays Fires

A. Nj. Loss.
I:l0-l23 W. eth ST.; unknown. None
l:ls-l4ai "a av.; Amiel Hltsch-
7;io-l5 Beaver ST.; Bogert
Greenbank ............. Unknown
10:o5-22s e. 1O3d ST.; Jacob
p. M.
2:00-6l5 Courtlandt av.. The
Bronx; Rocco Passao. Trihing
2:lO-514 w. 25th ST.; Dinz & Dlnz
4;sO-i5! W. l27th St; automobiie.
unknoNn .ss.--.,.ss.. Trining
b:45-7s5 st. AIMS av., The Bronx,
unhnoWn .s...s... .s........ None
6:45-404 Il. lS5th st., The Bronx,
Albert Alberts ............ Trifina
7:ob-244 W. seth st, Jay Fisk
In ..s.....s-s........ TrtntnG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10

NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL OPENS OCT. 1
Day School; Evening School. Student can
Join either. Three years course. Send for
cAtalog.
GEORGE CHASE. Dean, 2IS w.2sd ST.. ny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
sun rises. .63O A VI sun sets......7:15 p NJ
Moon rises......7:l6 u NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook S.2s AN Gov. Island .S.4S A NJ
He'll Gate. I'll :27 An
LOW WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. .2:0 A NJ Gov. Island. 2 80 A NJ
Hell Gate......4:30 An
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10
So Bjornefjord, Shields, Aug. o.
S. Turrialba. cristobai. sept. I.
Due Friday.
s. Adriatic, Liverpool. Sept ?:

Se Hiornefiord, Shields Aug. %.
Sc Turrialba. Cristobai. Sept. Z.
Due Friday.
IS Adriatic Liverpool. Sept 3.
IS Aquitania. South ampton, Sept q
So City OF Atlanta, Savannah, Sept ..
IS Lenape, Jacksonville, Sept o
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
To-day,
Spain (parcel post mails and specially ad-
dressed correspondence), via Cadis and BARGE
Iona, IS. Catalina, 3 A. NJ.
Belgium and Luxembourg-(parcel post mails
and specially addressed correspondence. via
Antwerp. S. Cortland. s 100 A. NJ
Europe Africa and West Asia. via Liver
pool; also parcel post mails for Great Britain,
Ireland, Egypt British India British East
France Especially addressed only, via Bor-
Algeria, Corsica and Tunis. Sc. Chicago. s; 80
ftsiy tparcei post mails and specially ed;
Genoa, SIS Giuseppl Verdi. Q A. NJ.
Azores Islands CItaly must be specially
addressed for despatch By this steamer). via
ponta Delgada and Naples; also parcel post
mails for Azores aud Italy, SIS. San Gen
urcece darcei post malls oniy), via
Pireus, S.. Evansville, 10 A. M.
Tomorrow.
Greece Cparcei post mails only). via Fstras
SIS. Edgehlll, A. NJ.
Greece and Rumania tparcol post mails and
specially addressed correspondence). via
PirRus and Galatz, SIS. emfontein. - NJ.
emburg. Czecho- Slovakia, ugo.slayia Ger
man.Austria. Poland. Switzerland. Italy.
Spain, Greece, Portugal, Egypt, British India,
British East Africa. Malta. Gibraltar Ceylon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-10

also parcel pod malls for France A h1avre
Cornca and Tunis, Be. La Savoie. $50 u
Saturday.
Germany tparcel post mails and sp.c,,n.
addressed correspondence), via HAMBURG. Y,
Bushong, 0 A. NJ o.
Senegal. Gambia Gold Coast L,vo, 49,,
Belgian t Congo; via Dalsar. Bathurst se Sea-
Duola, Bona and Matadi, SIS. Liberty 1Ll sns
Italy tparcei post mails and speo,an, =,
dressed correspondence, via Naples ~ ~,
Genoa. SIS. Taormina, $3.50 A. NJ. and
TRANsPAoIFIc MAILS.
The connecting mails close at tho t,sD...,
Post Office and City Hall Post Office staitos
New York, at p M, as followe; ouN
Netherlands East Indies and specially a,
dressed mail for Japan. via San Franc,.oss
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia Siam cooA,.
China and Netherlands East lndieA Via Wa
CONVEX and Vieiori=, B. c., So Montessl@
Hawaii. via San Francisco, 81. Lu,li0.
Hawaii, Japan Cores, China, Siberia. s,,,
Cochin China and Netherlands East I5dis.
via san francisco. IS Shinyo Maru Sent M
Hav all, Japan, Corea, China and Siberia
via San Francisco, SIS. Colombia, Sept. Is
San Francisco. SIS. Colusa. September Is. v"
Japan, Corea, China. siberia, Siam, Cochin
China. Netherlands East Indies and Phliin
pine Islands, via Vancouver and vic.oris
b. G.. Sc. Empress Of Japan, Sept o.
via Vancouver and Victoria, b. G., s.
Niagara. Sent. %.
Tahiti, Marduesas, Cook Islands. New zs.
land and specially addressed mail for An,
tralis via San Francisco. IS. Tofua. Sept "a