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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
CHAIN AND DOCKET
 FOR MISS CLARKE

Miss Elinor A. Clarke. who has been stenographer and bookkeepef for the Frank Miller Lumber Co. for the past ten years, has resigned her position to accept a more lucrative position with the Smith Building Co. She will be succeeded by Miss Dunbar. who has been connected with the American Graphophone Co., Richard H. Murphy. to-day. acting for the employees of the Frank Miller Lumber Co.,, presented Miss Clarke with a gold chain and diamond studded lOcket.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
INFANTS BODY
 THROWN TO DOGS

Sandusky, O., March 6-The parents of the month-old babe found partly de- voured by dog in the street, here yes- terday are being hunted today and if they are found they will be held on a charge of murder. The horror of the case was disclosed today when the coroner discovered that the child's throat had been cut and its head crushed. It was at first believed that the child died of exposure
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
ILL OVER HALF CENTURY.

Especial from United PreSs.)
 Hartford. March 6.-Joseph Rockwell, GA. strong believer in Chr stan Science. died here to-day alter an ill., ness that extended over a half cen turv. When Is years of age MI. Rock well had an attack of typh~I1 fever which left him with a sore on one of his limbs. Later on he embraced the Christian Science faith and refused all medical treatment until the time of his death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
HAYWARD SUES FOR DIVORCE

Papers in an acton of divorce were filed with the clerk of the Civil Su- perior Court this morning. in the suit of Archibald A. Hayward of ths city against Catherine Hayward of Strat- ford The couple were married Aug. IS. 1901, and have one child Mrs Hay wards maiden name being Melady. MT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06

William McKenna. brother of City Engineer McKenna. fell on ice in Stratford avenue yesterday and brNke his right arm at the elbow MT. Me K enna was chasing a Stratford avenue trolley car at the time. and fell upon ice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
SALOON FLOOR IN FLAMES

While returning from the fire at 363 Stratford avenue, this afternoon, No. ? truck was hailed to put out fire which had been discovered under the floor of Bergen's, saloon, 137 Strat- ford avenue The fire was extinguish- ed with little trouble and the damage is slight
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06

HONORS FOR WRIGHT BROTHERS
 Especial from United Press)
 Munich, March 6.-WiIbur and Or vfEle Wright are now Doctors of Tech nical Science,'' this honorory degree being conferred on them today by the Teohni High School of Munich.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06

MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.
 marriage license was issued this to Sidney Bennington, ageo 30 a iron moulder of this city,, ana Pauline Bertfelo of Easton-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
PRESIDENT TAFT CALLS SPECIAL
 CONGRESS SESSION

Especial from United Press.) yVsas<i,in erton March 6.-PreSident Taft Issued his first proclamation this aft ernoon, calling the Sixty-first Congress in session on March 15, for the purpose of revision of the tariff.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
Bridgeport, Conn.,,
 Saturday, March 6, 1909.
The Weather-Fair and warmer to- night; probably rain Sunday.
Handsome thin silks from Japan underprice Tor a week.

For six business days, commencing Monday morning, Japanese silks will be sold here less prices
 There are yards and yards and yards of them Black silks and white Ordinary finish and precipitation wa
 ter-proof finish.
 Each yard of each sort has had good share of usual price clipped from tEach is of the texture goodness characteristic of Japanese silks. Qualities range from those fine for waists and dresses the sorts
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co

Hayward in the suit names Clarence Woodside and divers other persons of this city as correspondents. He also asks for the custody of the minor child.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06

White:- Black
 20 inches wide worth 25c % inches wide, worth 39c yd,-19c. yd,-29c:
 9 inches wide worth 3oc 27 inches wide, worth soc -29c yd,-39c
 o7 inobos 1;do o,+1 5oo 27-inch water and perspi- rd Aoc ~ ~ ~ ration proof, worth 65c,-49c. J o7 II, ,- 27-inch water and perspi-
 ches "loe' "ortn oc ration proof worth 75c59c. ya,-o'o. ~ 27-inch water and perspi- 2| inches w1de worth o9c ration proof worth 85c69c yd,-o9c. 27-inch Oriental water and 27 inches wide, worth $1 precipitation proof worth $1, yd,-79c. -79c.
 27 inches wire worth $1 15 Oriental, water and per- -89c spiration proof, 27-inch, 27-inch white waterproof worth $1.15,-89c. worth 5Oc-39c. Colored Japanese silks all 27 inches wde worth coors 27 inches wide, worth yd-49c. 5Oc,-39c. silk values for the six days hese
 Mirror silk, brilliant yet rough silk, geams almost like satin, 27 inches wide, worth soc yard-39c
 Messalne silk in all the rich hues for spring we'll as in black white, worth 59c yd-50c.
 Rough pongee, 27 inches wide, colors include all the shades which have been pronounced correct for worth 75c yd,-59c
 It Is going to be good week to get among the silks
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06

Center aisle, rear.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-31

DON'T GO BY
without stopping in for a look at the
new fall fabrics we are tailoring into
suits and topicoats. You won't see
them anywhere else for we have them
exclusively.
ORDER A SUIT MADE
for yourself while you are here. Well
make you swell one for as little as
possible and guarantee more clothes
satisfaction for the money than you
ever had before.
A. PSENICKA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-31
FORMER SENATOR AND REPRE-.
SENTATIVE FROM THIS coUN.
~ DIES At LOS ANGELES.
END CAME THIS MORNING
FROM GRADUAL BREAKDOWN
Body Will Be crsm.ted, and Ashe.
Brought to This, the City He Loved,
For nterment-Arnod School Bears
His Name - Built Boone County
Court House.

Death this morning, at his home in
Pasadena, Cal, claimed Hon Delos
Arnold, according to telegram re-
ceived by the Times Republican a,
noon. The end was not altogether un-
expected, as Mr.. Arnold had grow
feeble with his advancing years. ana
had been declining gradually for sew
eral months. Els death was due tc
general debility.
Mr.. Arnold's body viii be cremated
and his ashes will De brought to Mar
shalltown. the city he loved. and whici
still bears his name in a public build.
ing-the Arnold school.
Representative and Senator.
Delos Arnold was one of the fore.
most citizens of Marshalltown in az
early day, and was honored by hi.
townsmen in many ways. He repre-.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-31

injunctions, strikes. etc. What we Oh
ject to-" said Mr.. Van Law, "is not the
bond that we will do the work, but that
we will hs held liable for the hazards
of the delay from litigation"
Northup Explains Contract.
City Solicitor F. e. Northup explain
ed that he had taken Mr.. Van Laws
own statement for 1t that there was not
much danger Of litigation, because the
city could not grant an exclusive fran
chise, and as far as an injunction suit
was concerned company building a
new plant might instigate proceedings
itself that would stop IT'S own work.
providing there was no penalty at
tached. Mr.. Northup said as between
the two companies seeking a franchise
they were on an unequal basis, for one
had an option on che Jones & Hovey
plant, or claimed TO have, therefore
had an advantage. He said that the
council could not make tho footing
equal, however.
The mayor had q final word IN clos
ing. and reiterated his hope that the
council would pass the resolution and
adopt the contract ct once. and not
wait to see what sosno other man could
do "You have a man here who can do
something and do It at once.
The big chief had spoken. The vote
was 30 recorded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-31

ing powder, one of vanilla or lemon and
two and a half cups OF sifted -four.
Dark part: Yolks Of four eggs one
cup of brown sugar, half cup OF cook
ing molasses. half cup of butter, half
a cup Of sour milk, one teaspoonful OF
ground cloves, one teaspoonful of Gin
naanon, one teaspoonful Of grated nut
meg, one teaspoonful of soda, (the soda
to be dissolved in q little sour milk,
and added after part OF the flour is
stirred in) and one and half cups
sifted -four. Drop spoonful OF each
kind in a well buttered cake dish, first
the light, then the dark, alternately, to
give it the appearance of marble.
MRS. ]. M. GULLY.
SPANISH RIcE-Brown a small
onion in butter or bacon fat. Add one
can strained tomatoes, and simmer UNI
til tomatoes are cooked down, watch
ing carefully To this add two cups
cold boiled rice, one tablespoon red and
green peppers cut up fine, and cook un-
til juice is taken up by rice. Serve as
vegetable. Nice with stewed chicken.
MRS. q. M. HOw1G.
GINGER BREAO-One cup sugar,
one cup molasses (New Orleans pre-
ferred), one-half cup butter. two and a
half generous cups flour. two teaspoons
soda, in cup OF boiling water. three
eggs beaten well, and added last. Gin
ger and spices to taste.
MRS. J. G. TROTTER.
CLAM cHoWDER-one-third pound
salt pork, two good sized onions. four
or five potatoes. diced, small box of
clans, one quart milk salt and pepper,
and two cups of crackers crushed.
Grind salt pork, fry until brown with
onions, and add two quarts water. Boil
three minutes, and add diced potatoes
and milk. Lastly, add CLAIMS and
crackers.
MRS. JASPER FISHER.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-31

scented this county in both the house
and senate for Gwelva years. serving
four years as representative. and eight
~ senator. Mr.. Arnold was also coun-
~ attorney and county treasurer CT
this county FOR several years.
In an early day Mr.. Arnold took the
contract for building miles and miles
OF wooden sidewalk in Marshalltown.
This was In the days when cement
was unknown for walks, and brick was
not used to any great extent Mr.. Ar
mold was the contractor who built the,
present Boone county court house In
the early 'T0s. The old Arnold home
was at the corner OF Sixth and Boone
streets. on Baptist HILL" but the
house Is not standing today
Honorsd At Pasadena.
Upon moving to Pasadena several
years ago Mr. Arnold was honored by
the people OF that city, many Of whom
had known him In Marshaltown. Mr.
Arnold was a member OF the Pasadena
school board for ten or fifteen years.
and has been honorary president Of
the Iowa Picnic Association for several
years.
Sketch Of Life.
in Chenango county, New York. He
was educated In the common schools OF
his native state. and at F'redonia Acad-
envy, in Chautauaua county. He stud
led law at the Albany law school, from
which he graduated In 1853. In
the same year he moved to
| Marshalltown. where he lived until
/ 1885. when he moved to Pasadena.
President lincoln appointed Mr.. Ar
mold as United States assessor OF in
ternal revenue for the Sixth Iowa dis
trict and he served as such four years.
During his incumbency In the legisha-
ture he served as special state audi
! tor to examine the accounts in con-
nection with the capital Of the state.
| Mr.. Arnold possessed one OF the
/ finest collections of minerals. fossils.
shells, and corals ever gathered in
California, and last winter presented
the collection, valued at SIS. 900, to the
Leland Stanford University at Palo
Alto.
! Mr.. Arnold has many friends both in
the city. county and turnout the state,
who will regret to hear Of his death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-31
Good Cooks of the City
Selected Receipts Used by Marsha1lto,on Women
and Compiled by the Ladies' Aid Society of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church.
POLISH WEDDING o,sH-one and
the Congregational Church.

POLISH WEDDING DlsH-one and
one-half pounds round steak cut thin.
one small onion, one cup grated bread
crumbs, butter size Of walnut, and
one-half cup sweet milk. Cut steak in
convenient size for individuals, pound,
chop onion, add bread crumbs, butter,
salt and pepper. and last. milk. Spread
this paste on steak, roll closely, and
bake about one hour and fifteen min
utes In moderate oven. Serve with
brown gravy.
MRS. M. S. MCFARLAND.
BOSTON BROWN BREAD-Two
cups sour milk. two cups flour, two
cups cornmeal, one-half cup syrup
(sorghun is best), two small teaspoons
full soda, and one heaping teaspoon Of
salt. Steam two andt one-half hours,
and brown in oven? 2
MRS. s. NJ. WILSON.
'MUFFlNs FOR TWo-one cup
flour, one teaspoon baking powder, one
fourth teaspoon salt, one tablespoon
sugar, one tablespoon butter or lard,
one-half cup milk. and one egg. Slit
salt, -four and baking powder, and ada
sugar. Rub into these, the butter and
add egg, well beaten, and milk. Beat
thoroughly, and bake in gem pans.
MRS. ]. M. PARKER.
APPLE cUsTARp PIE-one pint
! thick, tart apple sauce, one cup sugar,
one egg, butter size walnut, one tea
spoon lemon essence, one-fourth nut
meg, and pinch Of salt. Heat apple
sauce, remove from fire, beat out any
Jumps, add sugar, beaten egg, butter
essence nutmeg and salt. Bake with
one crust. Good.
MRS. F. A. MosCR1P.
MARBLE cAKE-White part
Whites of four eggs, one cup of white
sugar. half cup of butter, half cur
of sweet milk, two teaspoonsful of bak.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-31

MARBLE cAKE-white part:
Whites of four eggs, one cup of white
sugar, half a cup of butter. half cup
of sweet milk, two teaspoonsful of bak-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
Sronfriss 2lffolfnine.
Gn interesiant Statiitif.

Zen befenbte MaaleipItem.Spfin.
Der gertiaion bar fornplig offentlig-
eiort Ell interesiont Statiitif, Der ifat
tiene til at belpie bpilfen 9lnoeI
5ronfrigs S5itelIigens bar 2anoets
nofiom 6efenote glffolfning.
9ertillon bar benoenot Zig oirefte
til 445 of 5ranfrigs melt befenote
MlenO og ipuret Dem om boor man.
oe leoenoe 9srn oe bar; og eiter at
ale Snarene nu er inolsbne, bar oct
pilt iig, at oisie 445 Men6 tilion1.
men fun bar 575 9ern. 9lf oe 40.
ipurgte bar 81 aunitnere, og De bar
/ oft 104 gsrn; fun II of Dem bar
mere eno 2 9ern. 2iternternes @rup.
pc er enonu mere ufrlt9tbar; 1873
Yennens Meno bar fun f27 Born
tillommen; fun 8 bar mere emo 3
Born, og So er ganife barnleie. 30.
litiferne bar forbolospis fleit Born;
De III Wlpno, 9ertillon bar ipurgt,
bar 9ipet 1913 9ern 2ipet. 90 frenl.
ragen0e 6orretningsm9no bar 35
Born, 33 Sfficerer og Stotsembeos.
mpn0 81 9srn og 81 andre geren1t-
beoer af forifeGi9 glrt 56 gern.
Sbis oct soriee Sranfrig felger
fine aanbelige 5sreres Gfsenpel
oenne Senieenoe, bill oen fronife 9a.
tion 2sbet af 80 glor bore ifrum.
pet iammen til Salpoelen; men =
iom 9ertillon ieIn ger opm9rfion
poa - glntallet af oe Statiitiffen
optagne Mpno er for lille til, at
man ber 6enptte bette geinltat iom
neiaetis @aiis for SIutnineer meo
Senipn til oct franife SoIfs 8rem.
tio. slnigebeI bar oen foretaene lin.
oerisgelie i'm ltore Snteresie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
Den nYe Golofommis-
Iion.

S 6reoags non9nnte Treiioent
Gait oen npe Solofommisiion, bpor.
ON Der blen taget 9eitemmelie | ben
npe EoloIop. commissioner ifal bi.
itoa pr9iioenten peo glnpenoelien al
Sololobens @eItemmelier, i9rlig peo
slnpenoelie af marimums eller mini.
NUNS 8eitemmelierne oper for an.
ore Rationer, | GorboIo til iom bis.
ie er penlige eller life penlige | oeres
SoloIopsbeitemmelier ooer for bort
2ano.
aomnlisiionen beitaar af tire Meo.
Ienmer. llonnpnte blep - prof.
Senrp 6. Gmerp fra gale, Sormano
ssames 9. gfepnolos fra Masiahu.
ietts, nup9renoe asiilterenoe Sefre'
tpr 4 9inansoepartenentet oe sll-
bin $. Saunoers fra Chicago, Der
for Sioen ct Gier og llogiper al
Breeders @a5ette."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
Soft beeYnoer fin 4ejie.

geperlp, 0iaSi, 13. Sept. = S
Dag opgab 9reiioent Gait iit@olf.
ipil og aontorforretnin9 for at gsre
Jig feroig til i'm lanee Cur | 8eiten.
Scr. Saft nil forlaoe geuerlD Sl
3 Mor9en gfterrniooag. Wtrs. Gait
bill esre bam 5sl9eifab til Bolton,
lieeiaa bill Softs Ssiter, Mrs. Mooe
pare meo Selifabet. Onsooe Wor.
gen aI. 10 SIN. bill Gr9iioenten al.
rejie fra Bolton til Gbicago.
Set er M Mrs. Softs @eitemmeI.
ie at forblipe 9enerlp inotil 12.
Nobember, oa 9r9iioenten bill arri.
pere fra i'm Sur og ta9e benoe me0
til 8aibington. Gbicago g6r itore
Sorbereoelier for at mootage greii-
oenten paa Sorsong.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14

nogen. Seq felte mig tiIifpnoet til
at prsne oenne gioute. Commander
Pearp ipnes at bore oreo, foroi ieg
life ipurgte bam ON Sorlop.
Gn 5orifer tan life neoerfares
lterre ggre en- BaaifsnneIie of ct
Solf, Der foritaar bam. s 9orge bar
0e mango 5orifere, og nogGe of Dem
er mine beoite @enner. Seq beunorer
gtaniens 9reooe, gnergi og pioenifa.
belige 0eiagtigbeb, men bar fun npot
ggren af Snerorups 9efenotifab De
iiolte faa Gage, meoens 0eres 9fo.
olo glmiinoien er min ganle Gen. ="
gioere fortiatte 0oftoren neo at
prize geanien iom en- al 8eroens Il.
neite 5orifere og b9boe Neooenoig.
beoen af at forti9tte Bolorefspeoitio.
nen for nprmere llnoerisgeIier, bl.
q. ogiaa for at uoforife Gifimoernes
Oprinoelie.
Otter at oenne Mootagelie bar
iluttet, ooerfertes Or. Goof til yOs.
car 8. glnoen", oe man penter bom
M Stem Dorf ben 90. eler 81. os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
Orobt af ct 2lutomobil

aittle siour, Sag II. Sept. :
5reo q. Smitb Ell 9liitomobilitprer
fra 9enoer, iom ferte ct glntomobil,
ser tiGberte 9lnnes & 9iobling |
Council gIuffs, Sa., bIeo 6jebliffeIia
orpbt 9tftes en- MiG berfra. 8e
an0re glutomobilet unoilap.
agreteiet forIoo Snama fort fer
@3i6nat for at fore til 2ittIe Siour,
og 9(utomobilet ilnttteoe og faIte0es
oper iom en- 6pIee of ct Soriog poa
at ltpre noen ON ct op6t SiuIipor.
Stpre6iulet ramte Smitb og iII
bonn, iaa ban oebe siebliffelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14

Otter at nS6e arctic Club Of slme.
rica"s gfsefutippfomite @aar bap.
oe bolot Msoe, notoIte Sormanb
q. 8. Stebbins aliibbens Stilline
til 9iiputten ON Norbpolens Opoa.
geIie / feleenoe Orb: .1be glrctic
Club of 9lmerica bar intet at gore
me6 oenne 9iiput. sllt bpao alubben
anerfenoer er, at Or. Goof bar op.
oaget goIen og at atearp oeiaa er
naoet oertil. Sort eneIte gnife er
at b9ore Opoaeeren. Sngen af Dem
bar beuiit i'm Haaitano for @merifa,
men naar Aen oanife 9iegerh.9 bar
onerfenot Goof, iaa mener pi, at oct
tilfonmer bans @obitonoer at fsre
9epis."
ySbe g(rctic Club bill meooele Or.
Goof Ell @ulomeoolje to og Ell BALI
CONNER Diameter, bperpaa Or.
Goof ies @asrelief, itaoenoe paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
Sorife lliot

Moorio, II. Sept. Gronning Bic
torios Siplpefono for be Soloater.
fanilier, bpis Soriereere ligger paa
arigsmorfen Moroffo, er noaet
neIten $4,000.
Wardioneis gommiae, bpis Mono
nplig ienbte ct 9tntal ipeitiiife Seer
til MeliGa, for at ben ipanife Cts
petitions Weolemmer filroe bore iif-
fer paa at faa rem Melf, tilbboer MT
at foripne M9noene meo Wiineral.
pano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
Orufnet unoer
Reoninesforioe

Sra Ocean 8arf, Gal, meloes, at
Sames Glearp, en- ung SagfSrer fra
@rono SsIono, geb., orlifneoe Der
/ Ssnoags unoer ct 6oriss paa at
reooe ct Bar ilnge Gamer, iom I'M
ser 9aonino bapoe pooet Jig for
langt no. Sans aammerat, Sames
Srfpin, og 6e TO 95iger bGeb reooet
al andre @aoegeiter. Glearp bonoe
praftiieret Cos aneeles, og ban bar
Ell 9rooer, iom er Oiitriftsaooofat /
Nebraifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
Get fommer an paa.

Sormer 9ropn eier en- flllobloos
So, iom ban letter Itor Bris paa.
gn frenmeo Serre fomrner forbi,
Ter oct pre9tige 3pr, og oa ban ie-
mere msoer gieren ipsrger ban oen.
ne, booo &oen er bpro. Scr. 9roipn
menitrer bam ct giebIif og flyer
iao: oSsr, fig mig ferit: Gr 0e
Sfattelignerelt eller er &oen blenen
operfert af Goget2"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14

2efebure or9bt Taris, s. Sept. =
Sen franife 2uftfarer 2efebure, iom
l,bmerfeoe Jig iinoer 2uftifipperit9o.
net peo @beinis, bleo orebt @aar
| Supiiq, ioet ban ifulbe prspe en- rp
@riebt.MaIfine, iom ifuloe i9lges.
Ssr ban eif til geirs, blep @taifi.
men onibpgeeIig unoeripst, uoen at
set oar muliet at opoage nogen Sell
peo ben. S TO Minutter flei 2nft.
ifibet en- Ssioe at ca II yaros,
men iao Itprteoe BET pluoielig neo til
ssoroen meo frpgtelis Surtigbeo og
blep fitloit9noie ebelagt Sefebore
blep funoet bepioltlps og pnfelig lem.
lGitet unber 9filinerne og opoe paa
Ieien til Soipitalet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-14
0r.goohI z @'',si]lorqe
San tiger bet banife 4, y ,7af %
jarbel. u
Den 20. eller 81. Ss. pentes fan ti(
gleiu Yorf meb Oscar II.

agbenboen, II. Sept. = Silipnc.
lnoenoe IpffeIig og tilliosfulo forloo
Or 5reoericf q. Goof asbenbopn /
@oor Gftermiooag. 0o Docbtei
pWeldior", iom ifdl brinee bom til
~.Nitiansiono, forIoo 9rpggen, Itoo
Or. Goof nlene poa dommonoobroen
og bilite meo Satten fom Soar poa
oen foriomIeoe Mengoes 2eperaob.
Scr Sfibets 9lfean9 por ser Ell iii.
Ie ganfet aobptten, bpor oen nme-
rifanife Winiiter Maurice S. Gga1,
llniberiitetets 9ieftor, NJ. II. beltog.
gl6miral gfihelieu bolot Ell Gale,
bpori ban bl. q. toffeoe Or. Goof for,
at ban benoer til6oge til Ge Sorene-
6e Stater inoer oanif 5Iog.
pMismoelien bar begpnot lit
ubpegelige glrbeiOe," iaeoe 9lomira.
Ien;" men oi Der 0anmorf bar ob.
ioIut 3iIlio til Gem"
Seq snifer at toffe 9ein," ipareoe
Or. Goof, for Den itore ggre at
flinne reiie biem neo eft oonif Sfib.
9a ieg life bar glnleonine til at be.
nptte Ell amerifonif Sfib, isnmer
bet iig, at ieg nenoer biem meo ct
Glib, tilberenoe oet 2ano, bpor ieg
bar tilbrogt iaa lpffelige 9age.
s bar oiort min Gilbo9efomIt ian
IpffeIia, at iee bar glen1t, bpaO ieg
bor maattet uoboIoe al Strobaoier
og 2ioeIier. Of nit iitI6e Sierte tiger
ieg oct oonife SoIf Sof oe 5arpel.
ErDgoerne bar flIoe Of 6olf en-
Zfne for .MeIdior" ofreiite. Strafs
Z for ST. fom ire Motorpogne s oen
fsrIte gogn lao Or. Goof og Sap.
tain Suer0rup. mellem bpilfe Der er
opitaaet ct parmt @enifab oisie
Gage.
Solicit breo fig gennen 9olitirGf.
ferne, oa @ognene fom. oa abinoer.
ne faiteoe 9ioier pao Or. Goof. glae
b Sfi6e / @apnen por feItlig impffet
hso Slag. 9lonlo 9lmunoien og 6la.
rente WecSloons af Neiu Dorf leoia.
Ger Tr Goof iii 9riitiansian0.
glniegningerne ON Yasiagerplao-
! ie meo Oscar 8. Slnben" bar p9ret
ida tolrige, at man life bar funnel
imsbefonme en- 5ieroeoel al Dem.
gbriItianiano, Rorge, II. Sept-
9ampitibet Oscar 3. glnoen" meo
g[merifaneren Or. Goof om 9oro
ieiIebe 6erira peo Miooagstio Dag.
Gen Silien, bnormeo Or. 3. q.
Goof mootoges neo bans glnfomit
bertil | Morges, bapoe iterf 2igbeo
meo Ell ieirrig arigers Wiootogelie,
naar ban fommer biem fra arigen.
Sra 0o9grp bapoe 6olf | Gbri.
itianinno pqret paa llofif efter Mel.
dior, men al. bleb II, for oct foite'
snc asnfer Ell aobels 29ngoe fra Os.
car 5. @noen. gtboert Glib | Saonen
bar oeforeret meo Stag, og etbpert
lille Sartsi bar beilaglagt for at
bringe 6e npseerrige fra apiten.
On SaIut af 7 Sfuo affpreoes fra
M,elcbiors G9f, og Der ioareoes meo
7 efuo fra gbriitianiano S9itning.
Denne ipregne gGre bites Or. Goof
pao Song Saafons @efaling. paa
Wlelcbiors aommanoobro bIep Or.
Goof itaaenoe peo Sioen al aapt.
GoI6, Der bapoe fiilgt bam fra So.
benbopn, for at mootase en- Depnta.
tion fra gpen. Sfibet ipiIeoe nEbe
Stor iponsIeo Banner" mems ben
norife Population bite Goriferen lin
&pIoeIt.
GbriltianlaioS Uorsnelter lpfen.
ifeoe | en- Gale Or. goof meo bans
gErift. s en- Spartale priite Dr.
BOOT o. norife 6orifere. San iagoe
III. a.:
Otter at babe l9it Speroriips
BOG, opoaeeoe jeg Ell ny gei tilgoro.