"bly of of the at rest Bubbling Vell Cemetery after a short service ju the Chapel read by Pastor Reichert of the Swedish Lutheran Commander Toll who was former-tain of the Customs res ring the service a eulogy was paid to the memory of the deceased by Mr. E, Wisen, Consul-General for Sweden in which he said in part: "On behalf of the late Commander Toll's relatives in Sweden bes to convey their thanks to all {here present and to those who then have honoured his The death of our friend has been a sudden blow to us all. had devoted his services to the Chinese Maritime Customs and China, a country of which he was very fond. Nevertheless he was a keen Swedish patriot and home he took a wide i things Swedish, "We lose in him an excellent officer, an extremely good hearted man with an unusually bright and [cheerful disposition and a true and sincere friend. May he rest Mr. FLW. Maze, Tnispector-General of Customs and Mr. F. J.
Myers, Commissioner of Customs, Ted the cortege from the chapel to reside where the 01 were Messrs.
Stromwall.
Rrondin, Hillman. Terry and Sweeting.
The chapel was filled to capacity and the floral tributes were most
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