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McFarland and Bok began to note the disreputably untidy spots which various municipalities allowed in the closest proximity to the centre of their business life, in the most desirable residential sections, and often adjacent to the most important municipal buildings and parks.
Here is a description written by Judge McFarland of the Wanderer as she was in those days when Boyd dreamed a dream of founding a Republic in the South Sea Islands with his wild crew of Polynesians and a few white fellow adventurers:
He was taken on board the Helena and a prize crew of a dozen sailors and sixteen marines, under Ensigns M. C. Davis and H. G. McFarland, was put aboard the Jover. The first the fleet knew of the capture was when the Helena came steaming up with her prize and signaled the flagship.
Never would the thought have occurred to him to declare his apple an emblem. He had intended, after it had been divided and eaten, to create diversion by sticking the seeds against his forehead and naming them for young ladies of his acquaintance. One he was going to name Mrs. McFarland. The seed that fell off first would be but 'twas too late now.
"Clara was determined to get an education and make use of it if she could," wrote one of her cousins. In the spring of 1859 began an acquaintance with one who was ever after one of Miss Swain's dearest friends. Miss Martha McFarland of Albany accepted the position of teacher in the intermediate department of the school in which Miss Swain was teaching and they at once became friends.
I think his name is McFarland." "And a nurse? You'll want a nurse, won't you?" "I'll want anything I can get, and I'll want it quickly. There, hurry, while I find a bathrobe of Archibald's. He's wet through soaking wet. He must have been out all day in the storm."
There was also a chain cable, and many other articles belonging to the Mary Carver, and a pocket-book, containing a letter addressed to Captain Robert McFarland.
They moved from farm to farm, accompanied by some of the older women, and at night they would be housed by the settler who happened to be employing them. 'Among the shearers was a girl who had a great reputation for beauty. She was quite a belle, and so winning that everybody liked her. One morning old McFarland rushed in upon me at Adelaide, in a state of high excitement.
Monroe's report she moved that "the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association withdraw from the National." After discussion to the effect that it could do more effective work alone the motion was carried. Mrs. Monroe was elected president, Mrs. J. D. McFarland first and Mrs. Rice second vice-president.
What quickening of love for goodness and purity, truth and service, is there in the home and its conduct? I. References for Study G.A. Coe, Education in Religion and Morals, chaps. i, ii, xii, xiii. Revell, $1.35. George Hodges, Training of Children in Religion, chaps. i, ii. Appleton, $1.50. J.T. McFarland, Preservation versus Resurrection. Eaton & Mains, $0.07. II. Further Reading
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