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locals Meet First "1111mm Season ‘
At [lads iii fast Wooster Score
16-21
The Sixth (‘ompant basketball tea: :1
made. a trip to Uauhutxt. last 1111-111
311d W9” (930941“Ed hl’ lb“ fa“ “'O'mldil’tcrs from them, too. in that it
1 Basketball.
'upou its ‘.:3th season.
golf, tennis, cric-ktt or men
"“1“ "l ”PM 80""- m n“ more, (it “4 '011'1'olw1i Virtually complete in 11 1111111 11'
16. The game was last and clean from l brain
start to finish, 111111 the feature “ll-"l
the 0111 client flout work of llryfttss,
ol‘ tht+ 1111011111. This is the that dc- i
feat of the season for the locals.
The scoring Started in the first {111" of go” 111 tennix thev 111119
minutes of pin}. 11 hen Blake. of Dan .
bury, caged a prett: basket. The 1111111."
bury t'epwd applauded
D‘yfusa followed hi; lead, and 11ooti'I,.IIs
b1-t‘111'1 11 single mark
Idt't'int the 111.111~ oi the court
1.111 1111111111111.
e11 111111 the 1111:1111
untlci':.1one fostered.
vor of the Wool-stem S°Y1U(”“"”°"'tn equipment liven' b'oIseball.
Ihad ncconuinnied the te11'111. 11111111+ alll “I“ distinction "I'M basketball lit the older days or 1111111111191 111.
8139711111119 they could. 111111111 1111111 1'1111111I unique, it 1111.»: the '1111' 't of 11 would have touered hltove t-he altruile
across with another. but George Smith‘ theory, That them ,1' 5 I“ 1111 111111 heavyweight like a (.ollatli union pig-
caged a pretty one for Norwnlh Alwitich (hrtaluliaptl in” niios. Such is 0111 the case at'mesent
foul was 111111 called on NIoIrwalk 111111. 1am” Ntll‘illtllll
Nus'li added a pottit for llanbury on nult'ttctm 111 IIII,
the free shot. ’1 1111 baskets by Smith, ll'soung
wl1-1,i11 18‘91.
Monti-selves. IVon 1‘11,ltt,1fu.~'s 111111 I'bt'l'oiiie, as the
:qu'tf 9111911 \jt'tllt‘d loi' 111111111111. 111111:
W-‘ltalFRI-l‘tltfed 11113011111 dchtcmlil in
1""111 favor of Doubt)??? '
ilk; 1rv 91.1%“; i041: )3»th
I—jltiItlre ct (knit l! ItutIllIll'iqif .10th klthe
in “lipid htK‘t‘t‘rm 1115 111' llry’ft'iss lllukcl ,III, 1mm.)
“and 11mm. senedI to put the 3111119911111" 1'...."qu
on ice rot 11111111111'1.e11110re (aged
another for Notwalk at this 11111111.111111
ItIheiIt two Iftluln tailed 1111 Noiw‘aik.
11.11511 111111111111 11111 more points to the
111.09 The foal conic 1115111 sl‘
Nllflll, W810 fiet‘lllt’tl 0"" llll\'t" llls 9'19 1
with l1lm.Se,Hllttte 11m 1' more 5101'- f::',;:n'1'1':1'1'1:11'1'1'1'1'3na :i‘fl:;hi
.1. .2“? (Or 1111111111.. 111111 111,”.tte'or14e yo‘mm men
t-lrnttli also 1111111'1111’011211 111111 a line tigh pli1sicttl standard when
goal. Auolltt-i' foul on Noi'wulk have. “1mm”. precludes
ilaInliurj. one more point. ”91an outdoor
s'ltol tlid 1:0'11. lli'ilusr scored 11,.:.'1it1
for llaubury, with 11 beautiful shot.
Hoyitiore then added another lield 12,011
for N01 walk. but it was too late to do
any good. Seymore then retired front
the. wane, and l‘trctitertoii was given :1
chance.
winter
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4-
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wide It,
chu- li'nl,\ beneficial.
Why itot.
then,
muscular effort 11' 1111'
’1 bliluaine?" Putting it
-., Mg ,.
Of
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Nash again
.shall satisfy this requirement
which in
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He played 11 good game. bu'
did not have much chance to show
‘l-"y real form. The Ilanbut'yvtemn
then started to stall with the hall, and
they succeeded very nicely. Norwalk
seemed unable to break this play 'up
but in attempting it. committed a foul.
which the ezigiecyetl \‘111':h contorted
into a goal. After some ntoroistiilllnrr
by the Danbury team. the bc‘ii rang
with the score 24 to 111, in favor of
My
Tho lineup:
"Walk-1»
llng'onm; .....................
I Right Forward.
Mullen ..................... Nash
Left Forward.
Center.
Seymore, Brotl'terton
“The Atlanta ilgitt fans paid 832
box the 0th
die'lveléli.' "They think a
31" ,,,_,,~§.~,..;l.1.-.
Dnnbury his career.
Blake
I a smile.
you. can diswer.
Smith ' Leonard
1. it a target, but-.he failed to hit
Left Guard. »
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winner and a little~ richer.” ~
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MADE RECORD WiTH' CHICAGO
NATIONALS. ,, . '
NEW YORK. Jan 6.~—“King" Cole I TERRE HAUTE. Ilia-"1‘
made his record as a star twirler ucl J. Fleming. (1111'
Urinals
leading ,pitchers of the tongue buyout. Iold, winning ‘tcho 1111111111111:
cured Iby Ch'an'ce tor the Nair York 820. 000. was tired and owned
.. W“; after the latter bopahio FleIiniIrIItg: .. '
11 W
0'! ghe‘. finite“:
Colo never reached
most youthful of inter
ltollegiale spoils, this winter etilerel
(‘ompaicd with
'lbai'i. it is still a frisky youngster.
1011 will lose yourself [nevi the
im 1111111111111 111 11 51111111 2111' the origin 1'.11+ \\ lllnrds pi'osp1cts for a busy 593'
11e1clop son would 111+ extremely bright.
more
came through with 11 line 1111111 1111'N111-II.IIII. bound than its “not“! iiv,111s is feet 'six incite“
walk. and the Mn 111111 crowd. 11 liltligmm 11 more' gibwtlt thfl'ilf lgvantlon.
“1' H5 '
Menu Christltui' Association pacts
Mid one by \t‘lmvi'i' ”an KNW u“"I'l‘inininit college at SpfltflItticld, Muss.
Namath crowd a chance '9 11111111111 INfll-tmlth 11.111“ the gymnasium Wmll
tut-lint: 01.41 mb bells :nml 1111111111 9th-
!“S'NlIfihthsvwnd hitting .11 113111 Weights incllcf.
k9” Iham tliusinsm 11nd \illls the
more than any
makes 111111111 .11 oxen,
a 111111 form of in
idoor exercise whitlt should totnbino
the rigor of the
matlit-nuiticullv
{litt-
health)
participation
“th88 1111'
to see Frankie Whitney and myself
night," remarked Fred- 1
lot of hini'
down there, especially since he made
Ad Wolgast stop for the first'time in
You can see for ioumelt‘.
'though, that he failed to land 11 punch game, which he has learned since the
on the. old champ.” added WIelslt withlw” started, that he intends to follow
lit when peace is doclmed.(‘-1I1rpcntlcr
that: performed some daring stunts in
'flyinr: machines and has ieceived one
"No marks on my face that
I had a sore lip:
W hen I entered the rim,' the result or
that little 1111' with Murphy in Phil “mm“
adeiphia I had quite a frolic trying to
{keep Whitney from hitting 11 He made Iof absence for Carpentier in order to
bull's-eye, and Iconic out. happy,
RACE HORSE BIE'EEDER DIEAD.
while a member of the Chicago Na- Ifhreeder and trainer of race horses,
under the management of died here today, 11011111111113 an opera,
Frank ”Chance During {Mama of ration. 3111111110511 Virginia who a few man E“ J' Hill was notified ‘by Chair
1910 and 1911, 19111111111 among the years ago was a sensation his a three man Kitchiu or a“ house ml” “'1' in the m“ m of duck pins. at the P111-
1912 Cole vIvgnt from Chicago to tho turity. the Western; Roi-semen c, and a
Pittsburgh Club ILIaIte'r chic W911 119: other big 1111111111 ots'lling flora than
by. Mn:
lug 1916, there appears to
base , .
it 1111: twelve months. There is also some
question as to which of the challeng-
was
“a" 11' 11111-111
l‘ “'1'" insure 1111- 1r po. sesaor to the right to
champion in the squared cir-
1.1 ltl’lllflt pastimes with blitlldllii: the enormous
o1 today, through as delinile 11 process tions of the present champion. he
"iF""°““]-‘"'fot evolution as the human race itselt "01 ”1" only giant in his class {or ""9
' 111 great heavyweight field today consists of 1111:-
11111111- the score tour to nothing 111 111:. 11'1ar1'111+. 111' 1111- pittailel dmclopnu 111 nor men than ever betote in the his-
tory oi the ring. Willard
"‘”' 11111111 "W" however, for there are severul'cunrll-=
pirants for r1111: honors,
tact.- six and it half inches-
”Ogresacd, 11111 is air leer tour and a halt inches
,ldtmfi) 11111111 tot pI “boto‘II'l‘or even their toll; CI9wler 11111 feet two and a halt
c ontlnunl incl1es:Welilert slit that lwd 11111111 halt
ofeynsix tegt one and :1 bolt.
Stir hdlnéh. Hurry
titan “.1 (at)
nctlt'o 11es11"s11
int hes Georges. Curpeutler
being but live feet. eleven
Among the older school
otI 0t 11 ninch under six
illlNCll 8100018
.5011 ‘
ibccotne so interested
Some boxing
the elbow: him meet Jess Willard
a pion bout.
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gov: LEGIShA'TiONI 1111111111111; 113:
51911511.
880 Wlllhllll Plill
P80880ll Ptlll0llll
818880 IN l89l 111...... .. ..
'jusl when and where Jess
' 11ill detend his heavyweight title dur-
douht that the. champion will be seen
in one or more battles during the com
crs for the titlo will be accorded first
chance to met-1 Willard in the ring.
strength and wall: were
i‘\t."l l'lu1cd on a ",tutitasiuiu floor to 1111 ottlv qualifications “pens,”
and weluhs ('Ilatte 10'
240 p61inds.;when til condition.
dates [or the title, who physically'nt
"-"""“"“'“ “f '1'“ least. 11111.1 with “than! in many pros-
lcc Bodln, one of the latent. as»
stands
int: 111 the French army, five feet, elev-
eit rind :1 half luchi't. while
't-lmitlivis the smallest of the noun.
weights .lettries and Corbett alone on-
prouchod 111 height the. big men who
“ 11 today are lighting in the some class.
.let‘l’ries stood (‘1 feet 1 l- " "10th when
”PM": '0 maintain " at the top of his mimeer (‘orbett men-
”‘9' surod 6 feel 1 inch when be defeated.
‘11 Sullivan, who was but 5 foot 10
"‘h]°““’*- ‘0 dGVF-lup' inches. Jack Johnson was hall an inch
11 toiin of indoo1 amusement which over six feet; l-‘ltzIsinuuons 11 quarter
teet.
Ilhodlly notmality and at "108 some time Sharkey. Choynski and Tommy Burns
lproudo 11“. 910mm" of competition were an under five teet ton inches
impouslble in mechanical
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Afltl lllt WAR
Georgct‘arpcntier. the French llénvy-'cun, court of St Louis in ,
'wclg ht champion, is going to quit theIwhich awarded John 0(‘
ring alter the European war.
lasts through the struggle.
in the. flying
hate figured on trying to get a leave
ance Jan. 14"ot1'MbIsot-e. 'I
WASHINGTON, Jan. 684101185953”
111111 1111111111
' 1101mm 111111111;
ing on the holiday trip at its basket-
ball team pleased the university, in
view of the fact that the live was com-
‘Wiliaid
be little
its tail tenor. Nowell Garfield,
at the lam moment. The squad re-
ported yenet‘dfly to begin training for
the intercollegiate season. which be
gins 111-11 week. Garfield will be found
111 1111- lineup the remainder of the
s.t‘lt.~'1lll although he will have. a 11gb
to
11115 11.1;1 111 (18! fields position during"
Nul-
propm'» remarkably as the trip progressed.
Yale's showing was more satisfuc
tory. however, in promise than in re
is
seven inatcllul played:
mm,“ six er the Springfield College loam Mon:
preliminary campaign;
aw 11111111 1111111.
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six _
I-‘red F111: .
mod to st lxhtc‘n out tangles
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“a two the Boston“ Assdt' Istion
now SPI’V-
Lawrence 'tndrew Reach 01 1201111111
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11111111111 111111 Hugh llutty at 11111111111.
Willi
inches.
‘ .
or wavy II“. suggestion of “gym- Spattl’dlngo
the club in that city were. empo
to decide among themselves in what
1- 1, proposed consolidation is ottocted.
moi-1:111- senor-oily. and
while was adjourned until January 19th.
by that time.
0000108 10 ,
001 $5, 000
1::111
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' '.1,1'. 1912.
or door
it he‘ages of $5, 000 against the it. Louis
He. has American league 'club because O’Con-
nor' was discharged as manager while
he was under contract. for another
your was afilrmed by the court of
appeals.
Evidence was brought by the ball
club to substantiate the charge tlint’
promoters
his fellow players in Damien-1912, to
allow Lucio or the Cleveland team. to
lit it cham- :8“ a. larger number of hits and thus
for. an automobile. .
appeals held that this evidence tailed
toxmnflnce‘lhertrlsl jury that O'Con-
ho‘r'was 2111111111 the conspiracy.
'Ft'stotuo sans "TAYLOR.
Charles Fielding. of East Not-Walk,
defeated Joseph Taylor. of Rowayton,
F11? moons committee that at the request we alleyriJnat “13‘"- The 511111119 “95°
by the cmltte’o on :Hill‘s
range a;
”illuminant“, o1 pinata
Mates 11‘..- 1119 “
Hill. a. 'hesring' will the hold Jan: 14 V917 close; Fieldlh8-hld1hlgIIlIlIIllcOW1
bill to srk {551318 19411131110 111‘ I-
tor 11.1111 protect the 1"] ’
O’Connor as manager,con11pir'od witliI
_'\'l~:\\‘ li.\\ EN. Jan. 1;. «\ ale 1: show-
pelted ‘0 “my without the WNW“ 0’ dove of peace began its last tiight yes '
“‘0 Icidav when Charles \l'.\\ecgl1inan,
found 111111 1 it unable to make. the trip tu11111~r WWII“ ot the late Chicago Fed
l. 1.1n1e ”Ill?
1111 lli.‘ hands to outsliine 'llaker, who "Md“
11111 \‘at'ulion trip and who lnlprovetl t'eathed :1 tentatiw agreement as to
units. 11.1 the team lost three out ottl1o 1111111111; trout Mi.
its "“‘lorl' 0‘" tonl'ercnce with chgltman and Harry:
dav evening brought its record up to the “meme“: fluitllt’tl by the peace:
1111- victoriostsnd three defeats in its committee was mmmmwd up 10 ,1 11.19
, 111111 announced that he had sold the
lltlli'l‘tlh'l “inn (1. «The New 111nm tot-111111 contract to be signed on Jan~1
hind League of baseball clubs, at 1111- 11am 26,1111en Weenhmttn will pay;
adjourned 1111mm yesterday, endeav- the 311...: $1101th
con-'
"0“” Wfilt'tll'é' ”08’0““! “mm" with Ttttt. " \tr.‘ Weeghmnn 111m "pu11~l1ttsed
I'A' committee of tour including 117.:
Frazer 0‘ Lynn J" J“ Sullivan 0' stock is held by liut'rv Ackerlnnd ot-
' l’itt. ‘l)i”'.' 1.11
named to arrange mattets' in connecl :
r e ter franchise. At '
tion with the W0 0 s of that he wanted Ackorland to continue'
Manchester. N. H.tho:~1tockholders of '15
werod. tor of the club.
form they 11111111111 be compensated 8th 11111-111111:
for franchise—which will be lost it the the Federal league club. Weeghmané
No action was taken regarding the. on which Charles W. Murphy holds a
_ the meeting long lease, but Tntt promises to assist
it Weeghmnn to get rid of the property
1.1 expected that a decision of the 118» within two years Weerrbman will my
111111111 body on the proposition to unite :12, 111111 11
,the leagues will have been rendered .park'
3111111 11111111111111. 1
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A verdict tit a jury 1111111 date ctr-lat the Manhattan Opera House la'st
. defeat Cobb at Detroit. in a contostIserved to, make him t'ingrier. During
but-the court of
”TEACHERS your 5 11mm 11111:
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Ismail: People Generous in hiring
Support to tire Dispensary
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t‘ l.\'( l.\'.\ \‘A'l‘l, Jan. tl.~~Tlie baseball'
The regular monthly meeting of 1111
idlspellstti'y board was held Tuesday
morning at the home of Mrs. L. C.
Belts and routine business transa '1-
1d
The most important
era] l.e'c"ue club. handed over his
check tot $100,000 in part payment tni'I
the Chicago t‘uba' to Charles 1’. '1‘1tl‘1,:
owner of the Chicano club. At theI
the announcement was
that the 111.111 committee intet 1
n: with the Na‘ional t '01 nuisston 111111
business 1111-
1in charge of Mrs. Charles T. lliuiond,
sale so generally throughout the coin-
itiunlty. Mrs. 111111111111 was ably as
. , , . ,,.I gsined by other members of the dis-
”“' international 1.9115111 "Huh"; . pensary board, and when it is realized
l‘oi 111111 announcement that “ct-1:11; that 90 per cent. of the “05.3 receipts
1111111 111111 obtained the ( 111.511 was tori 11 troni the sale, goes to aid the work 01
T1111 after 11 lenmh1' our own charitable organization, we
i". .élnciulr. None of the details. ofI 01:51,: this season, will [9411 even
greater
year.
\.r li'mlor 111111 1111 usual interest
in all 1111 111 llt‘ilix Norwulli, allowed
the sale of Red Cross Stamps in 1111
lobby of the Regent Theatre, duritu:
the week preceding Xmas,
ladies in charge wish to thus publicly-
acknow:.ied e their appreciation. andI
‘also to thank the following list
zioung ladies who did Isucli splendid
work in selling the stamps there. thus
helping to swell the total
very materially:
11rd. Anna Tierney Catherine Torpy.
Leonells Hinton.
Kathleen Tracey. ltuzoi
' Mary Betta. Mildred Homer and Mar
guerite iiubbell. , .
The gross receipts from shlc olI
{stamps was 3270.15: of this it‘mount"
841.00 came from the pupils of ou:
public scl1ools.lnclud1111. our
School. and to one and all the con1-=
mince are most grateful
The gift of malted milk, coco
condensed tnllk train the Door '-.eep
‘or's (‘ircle of King": Daughters. 11.1'
ICongmgationnl Church. was accepted.
with gratitude by, the cotiirnittee: in
this connection they would say ih"t
:1; this season of the year there
.a ways special demand for clothin ,
The tubs W1" play 8' ”1" NOW" shoes. or old linen, and tiny wish: 11‘:
1111211110 formerly used by to contribute. such. may either leave
ill! in at the dispensary. 4 Pine street,
Second District. or communicate with
any of the ladies composing the board
of directors.
till I81 00 E 8018
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a
willingness to do no niiothe.
hotn last evening and may not he;
made public until the meeting formally
adjourn». The cout'ercnte which end
1-11 in the sale of the (‘uhs to Weegli-
man took place in Mr. 'l‘nft’t-t private
attire. At the ('oncltlslon of the meet-
'1111: Mr. Taft emerged from the room
(‘lllltt to Weeghman tor 8'1101100 the.
' "it is :1 cash transaction.“ said Mr 1
911 per cent. of the Cub stock.” '
The remaining 10 per cent. of the‘
l
1
:1 brother in law of Julius
Fleisclttuan, who controls the. Cincin-I
nail 1111111. Weeghmun lttllll yesterday
part owner and to become 11 dircc
\\
takes over the West Side. ball park
l
year for the lease of the oldi
years old. first met Degg. An intat-
ration quickly developed. Mrs. Walsh
and the chauffeur ran away together
Iearly one morning. ’
Three weeks ago they rented the
room in which the. double tragedy
took place. trom 'Mrs.Gert11 Olsen
11111_II_111111: 111111
NEW YORK, J“ 6"“19 9“" bout Mark's and Underhlll av'enues. Brook
lyn. His failure to appear for work
there yesterday. started an inyostiga-
tion which led to the calling ot the
police to Mrs Olsen's homo.
night was between “Mort" Henderson,
of Altoona, and 'Alexsnder Aberg, the
champion of the world at Graeco-Ro- Neighbor-s Heard Reports.
man wrestling. Henderson continues None of the other boarders lit the
house. heard shots yesterday, but
to, wear the black mask and is still
billed 111-1 the "Masked Mu'rvel." They
went to a draw alter wrestling one
hour and titty eight minutes. It was
lively going all the while. '
Aberg assumed the aggressive 11111.11».
start while. Henderson awaiting his op-
portunities, time after time managed
to, set one otjhls. special wrist twist-
ing holds on thechampion, which only
neighbors said they heard three ex
ploslons like tire blowouts early .11
the morning.
‘Mrs. ,Jpseph
Carlton avenue
coroner Mrs.
Ward of No. 583
Brookll'tt. told the
Walsh called on her]
lust 'week and seemed despondent
Mrs. Walsh told her. the lutorrnuit
said that Degg was about to leave
her for "another girl”
Wilt flllllS MR.
{littl- DEAD Ill Bill
John Bates A1191]. 9,! ‘53 Woodward
avenue. was this morning at 1'13!)
vocluek, to .111! dead in bed by his
futile. Dr. Ss-muel H Huntington.
' medical examiner, pronounced death
laInt today over a. decisiomot the Sit in“ to ngoplexy MnBitea is 8111'-
promo Court; of the Districtmf 0111111111 load by mgImdow,tpnnem1 will be-
his 111.1111“ that 111.11 may marry find .11 d. from the into home at 2' 30
i not 811111on utter-noon. Rev. F. A.
'ittilt retain their positions. The the. ole of Trinity I 1 com church.
grill omciofte, and the remains w ill be
. cod. tor the thnton‘m , 311111ch
the bout each came within an ace of
throwing the other several times.
. . I}';KEE.P.JQBB. . .
WAEHINGTON. :‘lan. B-Wuhing.
ton women school teachera were 1111113
fore the meeting was concerning the.
sale of Red Cross Stamps which was:
11 hose most efficient work was largely:
responsible for placing the stamps on:
ice] that the people of Norwalk, who
have purchased the stamps so gener-
and the ;
of
receipts
Misses Edna How-
~Miidred Hurty.I
Dykeman, .
liiglitI
and.
is
Dogs was employed in a garage at St.-
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(continued from 15! pin)
1';1 board," 1111111 Captain Berg!
l mother had been l1ad,but'flm
1 time, just an we u't're appron ..
lower end of the lock wuth "-
11113.31 Virginia side, we %
: by a severe storm. Ordinl
shines out (rpm the mall
wall, but last night there .m
I light there, and before we that;
Ksnsvhg.
.struck the iron pier, a. little
'of the boilers and started to ; , '
"l shouted for the boats, Ag
."1er1 few minutes the men 11
I ting out the four lifeboats my.
board. The cries of the 1 ,
roared the men at the dock. 'f‘ '»
out A yawl and come to our '
'1he lights had gone out 'm.
l initiate after we struck. and II ,. '
great confusion. But we
get the people on the hurriI
and as the. Kanntthn turnodII
'side, kept them moving
top while we were 11111111:
The Kanswlia continually fl
'when we finally got the
1 ashore. he was clinging to
of the boat as she had In .
pietely over and was drift,
stream. bottom side up.
. "An hour or more. :12 1
time we struck 1111111 all 1'11
‘passe'ngers and crew were
being landed on the river-
'Hsur1i1ors, ahiverlngin the
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