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day in Eaton. Walter Threewitzs
and family and Mrs. Retta Gilfilian
spent Sunday at Troy.
Mrs. Orval Shumaker and children
spent Tuesday with her p2rents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Broadstock. -. Miss
Edith Carver spent Tuesday night
with Pauline Nisonger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Brandenburg of Arcanum,
spent Wednesday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvan Brandenburg. :. Earl
Nisonger and family called on Perry
Nisonger and family Wednesday even
ing. -. Tom Broadstock and wife and
daughter, Cecil, of Greenville. spent
Friday with Charley Broadstock and
wife. :. Edgar Guenther and wife OF
Eldorado, called on Bert Geeting and
family Thursday evening. Miss Ruth
Nisoneer spent Wednesday night with
Miss Velma Creech. Mrs. Tom Broad
stock and daughters, Cecil and Hazel,
Hiss Rose Minnich Of Greenville, Mrs.
Orville Shumaker and children and
Mrs. Earl Nisonger and children called
on Mrs. Elvin Oler Friday evening.
Miss Esther Charles is improving
nicely Mrs. Charles remains about
the same. Both are victims of typhoid
fnvor. Mr.. and Mrs. Conover Ga b
bart entertained at dinner Sunday
, frank Snarret and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Broadstock and son Earl OF
Greenville, and Jesse Broadstock and
family, of New Madison. Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Slifer and Thos. Pearce
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
| Pearce and family at New Paris.
Robert Brawley, who underwent an
operation for removal of his tonsils
and adenoids Sunday, is improving
Dr. Matchett, of Greenville, and DR.
Meyer, of New Madison, performed
the operation. John FitZwater and
family, Eden Gruver and family and
Earl Nisonger and family were enter
tanned at dinner Sunday by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hollie Nisonger of Coletown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Marling called on
Mrs Engle Sunday evening. Rus
sell Shaffer and family spent Sunday
with Warren Renner and family. Ira
! Sloppy and family spent Sunday with
his parents, near Castine.
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Funeral Arrangements

Magro-Funeral services for Cuts
eppe Magro, 80 years old, who died
Monday night at his home, COS North
Thirteenth street, will be conducted
from ST. Mary's church Thursday at
9 a. m. Burial will be in st. Mary's
cemetery. The Rev. Cronin will Off
ciate. The Italian colony of Wayne
count, 933, will hold services at the
home Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Carpenter-Funeral services for
Amos Carpenter. 20 years old. col
ored who was shot and killed at
1021h Main street Tuesday night, will
be held in Tampico, O., about four
miles from williamsburg. The body
was removed from the parlors Of Jor,
dan, McManus, Hunt and Waterman
Wednesday afternoon to his home, TAO
North ] street He is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpen'
ter; three brothers and two sisters.
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News of the Counties

LEWISBURG, O.-Glen Disher, re-
siding two and one-half miles south
east of Lewisburg, died in the Miami
Valley hospital, Monday morning,
where he had been taken for an oper-
alton following an accident at a saw
mill He is survived by his widow and
nine children. Funeral services are to
be conducted Thursday.
HANNA'S CREEK, Ind.-Last Sun
day, Sept 26th about 40 relatives In,
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ballinger
Of California, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dee
Vantine, of Grand Island. Neb.. motor
ed to the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Ballinger, Sunday, Sept
&c and surprised Mrs. Ballinger in
honor of her birthday anniversary. All
came with we'll filled baskets and at
noon fine picnic dinner was served
on the lawn. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served during
the afternoon.
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JAPANESE DIPLOMATS
DECLINE TO DISCUSS
The LEGISLATION

TOXIC, Sept. 29-Authorities at the
Japanese foreign office declined to dis
cuss negotiations with the United
States relative to anti-Japanese legis'
lation in California All they will say
is that everything possible is being
done to find an amicable and success
full solution of the problem, which they
admit is difficult.
In we'll informed circles there is an
impression that the plan of proposing
a 4oint commission to study the sun
tect is considered as one possible
means of reaching an adjustment. IL
Ia remarked here that precedents eH-
list for such procedure, the New
foundland fisheries and Alaska seal
ing questions being cited.
Should the referendum measure DC
carried in California, it is believed the
first step of the Japanese government
would be to ask Washington to post
pone the operation of the law, pend
ing official negotiation, as Toxic. can
not, of course, negotiate with Cali
fornia. Responsible circles voice the
conviction that Washington is sin
cerely DESTROYS of reaching salts
factory settlement of this question,
which Japan regards as of great 1n-
portance because it effects the rights
of her people residing in a friendly
country.
Newspapers have reported that Ja
pan would seek to revive the racial
equality proposal made during the
peace conference at Versailles, but the
foreign office refuses to make any
comment.
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bank MAY INCREASE
| LIBERTY BOND Rates


WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Kan
sas City federal reserve bank has
been granted permission to increase
its rediscount rates on obligations
secured by liberty bonds from 515 to
6 per cent, it was stated today at the
Federal, reserve board.
Increase is in line with rates
charged at other federal reserve
banks on that class of security.
Officials of the Kansas City bank
were said to have been employing the
graduated rediscount scale, authorized
by legislation enacted at the last SEES
sion of congress, for several months
and to have found it a satisfactory
method of controlling rediscounts on
commercial paper, other than that Sc
cured by liberty bonds which could
not be included.
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CORONER INVESTIGATES
SUICIDE OF YOUNG MAN

(By Associated PreSs)
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 29-The Mar
ion county grand jury today began an
investigation into the death of Chris
tian Haeberle, 26, who committed sui
eide on his parents farm just south OF
indianapolis yesterday afternoon. The
young man, it was said, blew the top
of his head off He had been ill for
some time.
The family's dog led the mother
and a brother to the scene of the
shooting in corn field The dog had
located the body, but only after per.
sistent whining and excited capering
was he able to get Mrs. Mary Haze
berle and a brother to follow him.
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Short News Of City

Lawn Fete Observation-Disclosures of
the Young Mems Institute are going
to hold a lawn fete Wednesday night.
1t is planned to have games and
friendly contests as prizes. Members
and their friends are to participate
Association Enjoys Smoker A
meeting Of the ST. Joseph Benevolent
association was held Monday night
Reports of sick and death benefits
were read. Following the regular bus
mess meeting social hour was en-
joyed A smoker was given.
Methodist Program Success-Over
200 persons attended the afternoon
and evening meeting Of the First
Methodist church, action and eff
cheney" program, held Tuesday. The
program opened at 100 p. m. with in
tercession and evangelism, led by Will
bur Thorn.
One of the features of the after
noon session was the illustrated lee
ture to the children, followed by
games on the church lawn. Supper
was served in the church. Those on
the program included the Revs. f. L.
Gates, r. w. Stoakes, A. H. Backus
and L. F. Ulmer.
Hagerstown Republican Meeting -
At Republican headquarters it was an
nounced Wednesday that there would
be a Republican meeting held at Hag-
erstown Saturday evening, which
would be addressed by Alexander Ran
kin, known throughout the country as
the iron moulder orator"
Addresses Mothers Meetng-Mrs
Tinker of the Salvation Army Will
speak before mothers meeting to be
held Thursday afternoon at 200, at
the corner of Butler and Sherman
street. Everyone is invited. The sub
ject will be Good and Bad Habits
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Beueridge to Stump West
In Behalf of Senator Harding
CBy Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Former Sen
ator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana,
will begin his stumping tour of the
west in the interests of Senator Hard
ing, Oct. 2, at Madison, Wis, it was
announced at Republican national
committee headquarters today.
His itinerary follows closely that of
Governor Cox. After leaving Madison
it is as follows: Oct. 4, Lincoln, Neb.;
Oct. 6, Denver; Oct. s, Salt Lake City;
Oct. 8. Ogden or Provo, Utah; Oct IL,
San Francisco: Oct. 10, Los Angeles;
Oct. IA, San Diego; Oct. Is, Kansas
City, Mo; Oct. 20, st. Louis, Ma; Oct
%, Indianapolis; Oct. rs. Louisville,
KY.
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RAILROAD NATURALIZATION
IMPORTANT, OFFICIAL SAWS

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. 29.-Gen-
eral w. w Atterbury. vicepresident
of the Pennsylvania railroad, address
ing the Harrisburg chamber OF COM
merce, today said in his opinion the
Standardization of the railroads
through ma tional agreements and ma
tional boards of adjustment" is one
Of the most important questions now
before the public. Labor leaders, he
added. do not deny that they have it
in mind
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TROPICAL STORM
MOVES NORTHEASTWARD
(By Associated Press)

(By ASsociated Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-The trop-
ical storm over the gulf of Mexico was
central this morning in approximately
latitude 26 and longitude SO and was
moving slowly northeastward. the
weather bureau announced. Shipping
in central and east gulf of Mexico was
warned to exercise great caution.
Warnings remain displayed on the
gulf coast at and east of the mouth
Of the Mississippi river
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT TO BE
AT SOUTH BEND THURSDAY
(Rv Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 29.- Lieut.
Col Theodore Roosevelt will speak at
South Bend, Ind, tomorrow night, it
was announced here today at Repub-
lican state headquarters. The follow
ing speaking dates in October were
also announced for Leslie NJ. Shaw,
former secretary of the treasury: Oct
II, Aurora; II, Newcastle; 13, Ander'
son; IA, Gas City; Is. Washington.
Mr.. Shaw will also speak at some In
diaia city on October 16.
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GOLF ASSOCIATION
ALTERS PLAYING RULES

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Alterations of
the rules already adopted by the Unit
ed States Golf association were decid-
ed upon by the Royal and Ancient golf
club of ST. Andrews yesterday. The
changes included the one stipulating
that the ball must not exceed 1852
ounces in weight and be less than
162 inches in diameter. Penalties for
lost ball, ball out of bounds and un-
playable ball ard regulations for
match play contests were also adopted.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ASKED TO MAKE VISIT

MADRID. Sept. 29.-An appeal to
the knights of Columbus still in Eu.
rope to visit the Franciscan convent
Of La Rabida at Huelva, where Co
lumbus stayed before setting out on
his voyage which resulted in his dis
covering America, is printed in the
newspaper Ell Mundo.
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81 ALLEGED RADICALS
HELD FOR DEPORTATION
(By Associated PreSs)

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Thirty-four
alleged radicals who have been held at
Ellis Island for deportation, were en-
trained today for Boston, where they
will be housed on Beer Island to re-
lieve congestion at the New York inn
migration station. Their transfer was
made despite their demands that they
either be deported or returned to west
ern cities from which they hailed.
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Circuit Court

Melville Ramp was granted di
vorce from Grace Ramp and was
awarded the custody of his four year
old son by Judge Bond Wednesday
after the evidence in the case had
been introduced.
The divorce suit of Susis Y. Jones
against p. Isreal Jones was dismissed
at the cost of the defendant.
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ALASKA EXPEDITION PLANE
OFF ON RETURN TRIP
(By Associated Press)


EDMONTON, ALBERTA, Sept. 90
Plane No. 4, of the u S. Army Alaska
aerial expedition, was to hop off for
Saskatoon, Sack, this morning on the
return flight from Nome, Alaska to
New York. Lieut.. Ross Kirkpatrick,
in command, announced.
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GOVERNMENTS RELEASE CREDIT


VIENNA, Sept. 29.-Austria's prom
tse to amend her treaty with the Rus
sian soviets so as to conform with
the peace treaty with the allies has
evoked from British and French rep
, resentatives the announcement that
their governments would release
credits for the return of Austrian war
, prisoners, which were held up re-
Gently.
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ONCE FAMOUS SOPRANO
DIES ABROAD WEDNESDAY

tBN Associated PresSJ
NEW YORK, Sept 29.-Mme. Etelka
Gerster once famous coloratura So
prano. died at her villa near Bologna,
August 20, according to word received
here today. Forty years ago she was
a favorite of both European and Amer
lean operate audiences.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-29
COMMISSIONER CUNNINGHAM
is ASSIGNED TO SPAIN
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Trade
Commissioner Charles H. Cunning
ham at Mexico City has been ad
vanced to the rank of commercial at
tache and assigned to Madrid, Spain,
the department of commerce announc-
ed today.
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CANTON is CAPTURED
BY CANTONESE TROOPS
(By Associated p

Iby ASSUCIdttu ItSSI
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Canton, one of
the most important cities in southern
China has been captured by Canton
csc troops under General Chen-Chung
Ming, according to Reuters telegram
from Shanghai quoting reports printed
in Picking newspapers. The cores
pendent says he has been unable to
confirm the report.
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THREE VICE.PRESIDENTS
ELECTED IN PANAMA

PANAMA, Sept. 29.-At today's ses-
sion of the national assembly the three
presidents of the republic were
elected. FREDERICK Boyd, Sr., was
named first vice-president, Guillermo
Andreve second, and Julio Fabrega
third. President-elect Porras will as
sumo office Friday
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FINANCE MINISTER
OF SALVADOR DIES
INV Associated PreSSl

SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sal
vador, Sept. 29.-Samuel Luna, former
minister of finance department and
agriculture, died here yesterday and
was buried today with military hon
ors. He held various ministerial OF
fees in number of administrations.
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FORM WIRELESS COMBINE.
(Bv Associated Press)

NI'N z1s9OCIe1teH L feSSI
COPENHAGEN. Sept. ga COM
bine formed by leading Danish ship
owners has applied to the government
for a concession enabling them to
erect their own wireless stations and
to take over all private wireless bust
ness in Denmark. The plan it is under
stood, is viewed with approval in gov
eminent quarters.
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WOMAN STATE CANDIDATE
IN MINNESOTA ELECTION

ST. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 29-Lillian
Friedman's petition was filed as a can
didate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the
Socialist party of Minnesota today.
She is the first woman entered for a
state office at the November elections.
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ENGINEER KILLED, SEVERAL
INJURED, IN NEW YORK WRECK

WATERFOWL, N, Y, Sept. %
Eugene Kenyong, engineer. was
killed, and several other persons in
jured early today, when a passenger
train bound from Utica to this city
was wrecked at Aldercreek
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OPEN JEWISH SCHOOL
(By Associated Press)

PRAGUE, Czecho-Slovakia, Sept. 30
The first of series Of Czech schools
exclusively for Jews will be opened
this fall, it is announced by the de-
partment of education.
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BAPTIST CHURCH MEMBERS
MEET WEDNESDAY EVENING

An important meeting of the meni-
bership of the First Baptist church
will be held at 1880 this evening, &C
cording to an announcement made to-
day Every member is urged to be
present.
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RAILROAD UNION HEAD
DIES IN ST. LOUIS

OICS TN IOOTO
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29.-Michael w
Cadle, assistant grand chief of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
died at his home here last night He
was 81 years old and had held office
in the brotherhood since 1904.
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LEWlSBURG, O., Charles Sweeny,
who is student at Ohio state uni
versity, spent from Friday until Sun
day evening with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph SWeeny. ... Preparatory
services Saturday at 2 p. m. and com
muniOn services Sunday morning at
1920 at Trinity Lutheran church. . ..
Charles Richards, who has been i'll for
quite a while, passed away Friday
afternoon at the home of his brother
Harve Richards, about two miles west
of town. Funeral services were held
from the U. B. church Monday at
p. m. Interment in Roselawn GENE
terry. 30. T, Ford and family, OF
Middletown, visited relatives here
Sunday. Mr.. Ford's father, Dave Ford
accompanied them home for a week s
visit. 49,. Elmer Locke and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
George Cowgirl, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Flavin and son, James, of Dayton
spent Saturday night and Sunday here
with Mrs. Flavin's mother. Mrs. Ida
Holman. Dorothy Kelly attended
the Troy fair, Friday. =. Walter Hob
man, of o. S. u, was at home over
Sunday. Edna Order spent Satur
| day with his sisters and husbands
near Versailles. Joseph Sweeny anG
son Herbert were Eaton visitors Fri
day afternoon. The schools will dis
miss Thursday and Friday for the
| Preble county fair. Jacob and Ell
brige Bunger visited Ildon Bunger anG
! family at Troy Sunday. .... Quite {
| few from Lewisburg attended the ser
vices at Shiloh, Sunday.
LIBERTY, Ind.-Mr and Mrs. Budt
Johns gave a shower in honor of Mrs
Howard Schuster, who was married
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Johns enter
tanned the ladies with music and {
guessing contest. After watching the
bride open the presents, all were
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parade annual convention

while 100000 spectators cheered.
The parade was one of the fea-
lures of the second annual con-
vention of the American Legion.
Every state in the union was rep
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Suburban

FOUNTAIN CITY.-Mr and Mrs.
Robert Riley moved into the property
last week recently vacated by Supt.
Beall and family. Miss Retta Thomas
returned to her homo at this place last
week after spending the summer in
Spain, where she studied languages.
She set sail from Spain on Sept. 4.
Miss Maude Carter of Winchester,
spent the weekend with Albert KEN
and family, east of town. :. Miss Ale
tina Lacey of Winchester, has been
visiting recently with friends and rela-
tives in this community. -. C. N. Hat
field and family were guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brown. o.. Mr..
and Mrs. William Bond and daughter,
Helen Virginia, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mikesell, near
New Madison. =. DR.. and Mrs. o. N.
Huff spent the day in Muncie Sunday.
49,. Mrs. Sarah Wootors and daughter,
Mrs Walter Reardon of Marion, left
for Atlanta, Ga, Monday afternoon,
where they will visit for two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reece. Mrs.
Reece is the daughter of Mr. Wooters.
49,. Miss Elizabeth Hoover, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hovoer, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Hugh Wall son
D.
vile, last Sunday afternoon. The
wedding took place at 2 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, the Rev
Mrs. Bond Of Ridgeville, officiating
1t was attended by members of the
immediate families. The bride was
dressed very charmingly in white
crepe de chine. The couple left i'm
| mediately for Ridgeville. where they
will spend few days. They have not
decided as yet, where they will make
their future home.
Frank Crew and mother, Mrs. Ra
chael Crew, of Waynesville, O., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crew, also OF
| Waynesville, were guests last Satur
! day Of Allen Rich and family. Miss
Martha Rich was a visitor at the
school of Miss Olive Harrison, neal
Boston, Monday. Ira DAWSON ant
| family entertained the following a
dinner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie;
| Thomas and family of CentervilIe, Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Thomas and family Of
| Lynn, Charles Beard and family O.
near Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Da
Wis of Boston, and Rev. McMichael
...Word has been received from Mrs
Anna Jackson, who is living with he1
| daughter at Indianapolis TINS winter
that she is improving. :. Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Macy attended the funeral of {
relative at Straughn, Ind, Thursday
/ of last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
quis Thomas entertained as guests OF
Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ap
plegate of Spiceland, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Thomas of Centeryille, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Reuben Macy and Mrs, Elizabeth
Marine. James Townsend returned
home Tuesday after visiting for ;
time with his sister, Mrs. Alice Hunt
! 1T Winchester
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In these two inter-
esting groups you
will find many Hats
for which you would
have been glad to
pay t b e original
marked price. Now
that we've reduced
them, the entire lot
won't last more than
a few hours tomor.
row.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-02-28

I'M THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF
Washington, for King CountyEIn PROBATE ~
IN the of the estate of Frank DeLaO De-
ceased-No 26763. Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and has qualified Executor OF the
estate of Frank DeLao Deceased; that all persons
having claims against said deceased are hereDy
REQUIRED to serve the same duly verified, on said
John DeLao his attorney Of record at the az
Dress below stated, and file the same with the
Clerk said Court together with proof OF such such
service within six months after the date OF first
notification of this notice, to-wt within six months
from and after the 7th day of FEBRUARY l92o or
the same will be barred - ~. ,ooo
Date of first publication February 9TH, 1920.
- JOHN DE LAO,
Executor of said Estate
Address 7O1 Leary Building
Seattle, Washington
E. H. CUE, .-.-,
Attorney for Estate, I.
7O1 Leary Building, Seattle, Wash -. ,....,...
February 7th, March 6th 1871.