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melhcr ieit iiini &obren 9Ionep'a
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more. StrobC bctrieb, bat 9loncu'S
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N1Ilc, neil niht p%rGgront 9cnllg, MI
oelttIid. Gum ShluB oiifcrirt ser
G6ur INN Il Gon BON Dem ridti0en
Nnfong. 3. 5.
Yr0Ciiion: Goftc 53-56 mcroeit
ctunS i~iberboitet ulo eriheincn 90
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Giles llcbri0c, boa ulS1cjeIhnet lit
Iober follnte lciocr MIR 3. . gcgc'
ten lperbel.
Niiuncirnng urlo Tbroiirung: Sn
ocll Sntten = uno 1 ieblt i'm Nuitott
oc0 critcn 9oiies bns crc9cenoo. Goft
6 tritt Der critic .. Senor nitt gelii.
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unb Dor; uluertb" e, 30, Sntt 80
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geltil9 berpor. Gott 81 (critcS Snllc-
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YbgcIeben BON oielen acknowledgements
@erltoben mliroe Die Gpnomif lebr
gut bebouoelt mo erid)icn oober 3.
8 apgen1eilen-
Nnsiprnd)e: EaS it muroe st
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15

pg bporoan Soroerne ligger latn1nen,
bet CT 6orelOrene, Der afggr alt.
@r Der mere emo cen Sen, gaar
cen anoen ofte til 8Derlte. Soroen
ntaa bellt life OeleS. Figebprnene
faar oeres 0feOgift / Genge og er
oermeo lerOige. unoer alt bette
fan BET life un0gaas, al Bengene
nlaa finOe in0 til BEN franlte Son-
&C. @iitorien ON ~ulOltrpmpen",
lrm ban genlmer line 0emfrancs-
ltpffer /, er forelOet. Sen pasier MI
fl1 | 8retugne, paa &orlifa og /
ltogle al Aupergnes og Sapopens
itun1leIta S~jergfroge. 8OnOen /
Sranfrig fan ofte life leie eQer
ltrioe, men regne fan ban. San bar
Iin 9totar, og ban 6ur i'm spare
toaie % lin 9onf. 9taor ban bar
airutOet iin Soro, lem San bill ba=
&c Den, gaar 9telten til StatSpupi-
Ter, til Observation-Disclosures til
dn0re &Gr0ier. Den 0anife 8pnOe
bor bppoteferet i'm @aarO. Gen fran<
fife @aar0 err pua lnngt nGr life inn
anielig iom SEN Oonife, men set
er SonOen ielO, Der eier 0en. 5
nGppG tDbe gar bar 0allnlarf giort
Ell @GlO paa 600 OliQ. Scr. Den
frantic Nationolformlte tiger oar
Zig me0 400 W}ill. &r. Sranfrig
eier Ell Sietteoel al al set @llO, Ser
finOes paa Sor0er, og Set er SIRE
oitor fpr l10lunoet for pnltrent sc
W}iQinr0er &r. Mlene Sunnorf lfpl=
Der til 6ranfrig omfring 200 @tii-
lioner &rnner. SO set er Sen frnn-
ife 8pnOe, ri og Sc andre Stater
ltploer Yengel1e, tbi Set Ct 6anl, SCI
bGrer 6ranfrig. Oct er 6am, Der
bar betolt &rigen 1870 % bar BE-
talt Savanna, Set er bam, Ser bar
laant Hltslan0 II Wtilliar0er, og
Iom er Ben, bOis EengefilOe ipneS
uI0tsnunelig, 9per Sang 2anOet
far @rug for Sen e1er ct / 6are.
On ban me0 alt bette CT lDffe-
Ilgere END ben 0anife 8on0e? Oct
er ct Spprgsmaal, ga 8egrebet 2Df=
fe er relatint. 9en OoilIfe 8onOe
er ltolt oDer lin tegl6engte @aar0,
fine blanfe Selte, lin Stemmeret /
An0elslneieriet pg lin &piIfolepis=
Dom. Den frantic 8onOe er glao cper
line Henge. Den oonife 8on0e, Ser
for peret pua @6iifole, trGffeg paa
SfrlOrene a0 ben frantic sAnoe,
Ger neppe fan lfripe og fun Feler
9lOis ON Ginteren. 2@%9e
@onoe piIOe til @engelD, ONT ban
fenote ben Oanife, foragtc bam iom
en- fornuftig MatO foragter Sen
letiinOige. 0g tanf, bpor blot beg
&c funoe noo peo at lore al binan-
benz
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
nS1o:ancr ug @ffimpcr".

0enne Bog. AZ Mur bIanot sSn.
oiunere og @Ifimoer, eler SObn @or.
BON, Ben fGrfte 8iffop at MoofonQ.
inOe6OL0er iarIig l166rag at 8iffop
So6n 6Or6Ons 8reoe til bans Sen.
ner. 9et 8iueoe, ION 6erigennem
fuues at 2ioet i6lan0t Sn6ianer os
@ffimoer, bill gibe ct Snonblit /, 6oao
8gn og Sro, forenet me6 utr9ttelia
u~bboG6en6eb, uGbrig foigtenoe &raFt
Qg oinig 9elbbengiOelie, formaar at
u0rette ! 9srrens SieReite. vDet Inf.
feligFte Menneffe er Sen 1om u6elufs
fen0e Ct Optuget at 6errens gerning'
bar SO6n 9OroOns 8uGgfprog. 5or
Dem, fom ~interesferer fig for MisTons
@erningen. er bette en- Ier6eles Dppers
fig Bog. Den 5ur tilifpnSet til at
gaa / Sobn 9oroers Sobfpor, 1om CT
Senfigten me0 0enne Bog. Den 10.
Iter. in0bunoen, 172 Sioer, meo go<
tert 8ine0e % Sort, so Gents.
Sanii6 Sntb. Subj. SomIe,
Blair, Nc6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
Zen fife Sanger / elegant Sino.

81 bur efter 8eitilling foaet
inohtnben / ipeciel1e fine ng ele.
0orte 8inO ben lille Songer. Oct
er set met imogful0e og npoeligIte
8in0, ri fenOer. 0isle 5angere
er iGrOeles pasiel0e Iom Cy@ifi
8oofS") @oper til 8rpl(up, Son.
iirmotion, 6~6oiels0og og anore
2elligbeoer.
Sn06in0inQerne er olle / Sc fine,
ite, ipecieIt tiGlapeoe &poer6ino meo
Nloire Silfe-6orints =; b%ornlone-
ren0e &ulerer, Silfe-M1erte6oanb
meO &poIter, tint @uIoinit, rultoe
9i6rner, elegant Soriiring / Sub.
Oct er en- JrpO at eie ell Iaaoan
lille Sanger i~n0bun0en, set melt
arttitilfe, man fenOer, ct BELT lille
aunitoarf ira 9ogbinOerfQget.
Jtao1e tan lite paotrpffes 0iSle
elegante gino uoen at Dallipne
bem. On Napn 6nifes, fan oel
trDffes pao ct Silfe=Neerfeboono
iom fan l9gges / 8pgen. Spr.
forIfellige 6arper booes Iom Der
nngtbet.
2. 446. S mdrfersot, Fpielsas.
tigt &ibifino meo $. $. e..
Sangeren og 2Sn / @ulotrDf,
9plgelinier / 8linotrpf. @ri@
$500.
g. 447. 5 m~srfegrpnt, FpjeIsug.
tigt &iolfin0, meo aors, @irfler
og SrOet Sangeren i @ulotrpf
Stole meo 2pp oe 6plgenoe 2inier
@(inotrpf. @ris $500.
9. 44S. S m%srfeorpnt, Hsielsoa-
ti9t &ioifino, meo imoa 5tier-
ner, fine Si1ier og Oroet Gan,
geren / @ulotrpf, meo aIsper.
bloos- Sorting. Gris $500.
E. 449. S m~6rfebrunt l6ieIsog.
ti9t &ioifino, moouIerenoe Sor'
be | brunt- Oroet 5ongeren /,
@ul0. @ris $500.
3. $50. S b%immel6Ioat, f6iels-
ogtigt &iofino meo aors, GIN.
blem os Sroet 9angeren !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
9lnftipn.

9cn p. San. 1909 ogter ieq
oe0 ~offentlig &uftion at iGIge min
6arm 6eliggen0e 10 Mil git for Gop-
mon0, og 4 @il Set for 9ooep,
9}e6r, I Section "a, 2ittle SaIt
Frecinct, 2oncoiter 50.
2nnOet beItaar ppientIigIt of
gommeG 8~resgong, og biz bIipe rigt
Tormlon0.
alberoom og MnngeG paa aref-
ter til at 0prfe Sor6en er Nariag
til SaIgpt.
Crit Snubfen,
SooeIocf, @ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
NRsOer / Anleoning al Subject:
%lair, gtc6r,

yes Menig6e0sm60et Sirs0ng
Bitten bGep @arcus 8ecf paGgt til
NeoI. of 9. Of Eruft. / 5teoet for
goHt &etqrien.
so. g. Sanien genbaGgteS til 0io-
foH. Snmme polgte3 til Sonoag8-
Roieforiton0er / Ste0et for s. &rnt6=
I'm, Ser bapoe frnbeot fig &olg.
G6r, 9(n6erien qenpalgteg til g..
.. @iceforItnn6er. .. s.. MnoerIen
Os Sob. Senien 9~enbaGgtes benboIos-
sis til Sefretpr og &osierer.
ggnoring til @i(opene lii Sap. 1
art. 3 5 / b lag0es pau Gor0et til
abejtemt Sis.
Der neoiattes ct l16poIg poo z
NebIemmer til at g6re l~1noerI6gel-
Rr nHganen0e mtligt Sob al @rltn0
Ill &rGIte6oGig og Menighe0sItol6.
Jor6prigt forG6b M6oet til Me6-
ammernes S~ilfre6sbe6, ioet en-
5jerteGtg SorItoaeIie berifeoe amber
Jorbon6lingerne.
- 8rof. 6. 4. @anien rr / W}or=
Sngs flpttet inO / Sen npe SorIton-
9erboIig pe6 Sfolen, og &rof. So
5anlen er fammen Sag fGpttet ino
Z grof Soniens Sus.
Eli Cato CT Ser in0ifrebet 1856.
EIeDer> og Ser oentes to fGere ON
ri Bar Gage.
Gun6beOstillton0en poo Stolen
II frembeles u6m9rfet.
s @aor arribereoe Ell @Dfom=
EHer Dos Brof. grifiens, en- 0atter.
Ganiferen" 6nifer bjerteIig til 2pf-
BEL
66ritfommenoe @onoog @ften
5l pr. Marie Nielien hoIoe Sore
srac pao SfoGen ON She boi6e
Niage" (Slt6erfltGoie-Sering) Gtl
5ore0rog ODER 6ette g1nne b6r bragg
fuI6t @lts.
Oct er ioo / neIte uge, Me-
1iahe0en ho[0er lit 25 QnrS 9Subi=l
lpgn. Sre0og Sen %. er ieIpe Set
9ngen, men Soften begDnOer If-
5gHen forlto og porer til Spn0og
Eften.
81 6euter cit riQtig 66iti0. Ser
IT mcget at minOes gennem De %.
aor. Ser er megen Noooe % Mi=
fmo6e0 fro Serren at ie til6age
ifo1., og mango &|elgerninger at tof=
R fam for.
Aue Sc 8rGTter, iom Ear betient
Denig6e6en / Sc ibunone 25 @or
ca. f., bar Iobet at fomme til Steoe
%, oeltoge / SeitGighe0erne. 81 bao=
Der ogIao at Ie en- bel Del an6re
Eenner 6er / 0isie Gage. Som o0
Der @IGben me6 os. % LAB os
fren for alt 6e6e Serren ON at bore
neo o. beliignel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
Wtrrf!

MeDoelelie CT netop mootoget
fra 9unmorf ON at IImanoffen
Set nDe Nor" bar fuIoItanoig lis
ioIgt in0en Dor 8eTtiGing anfom.
@i Ter oS ioolc0es uOe nf stuno til
at ifoffe 8ogen, og biz poa 6orIun-
gen0e tilbogeien0e Sc mo0tngne Sc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
Misiipnsmpbe

dfboloes, ON GuO bill, / @bene3er
W{enigbeo, auoubon, So., / 0agene
%. - 81 San.
@raiterne q. sc. @ielien, S. an-
0erier, $. @elien og g. Gasmuslen
bar Iopet at preoife.
MoOerne 6egpuOer aG. ~ sen
IS. ON aftencn.
9ue er bierteliq pelfommenl
9oo @eni96eoens gesne
6. 9. Gbriftianfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15

: Som til bpr Sutif % la0 nure
@arer Ds Sriier furtGIle Dem
: Reitem at SiitOrieu.
: Size Slair &acfet StOre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
NJ arked priSer.

Mel! Mel! Mel!
Bedste Hvedemel 81. 30 per Sack. Prev
en- Sack og bliy %overbevist ON at Diet er
Diet bedste Hvedemel til den Pris.
LONGS FEED STORE
Mehrens gamIe PIads
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
DporIeOes CT bette?

81 hi6nher ct bunoreoe Dollars g3elstnina for es
A1rf GIf9ibe al &nterrb, Der tIte tan beIbrebsS Del
sa1is Gatarrf Cure.
8. :. gbehep & 6 o.. eiere. spIebu. 8.
S&- hnoertE9rene, bar fienht s. &. gbenep be fibfts
y S9r ca tr1r. ban er aloe9s B9oerlio ( ale Eorret
astss.arnnSottDner o9 ~finorctelt . Ston0 I'll of ppfnt
sEnoer SgrpIigtelfe, beres Gtrma bar baataoet ia,
&ett&9Iuat. MbDleiale 9rraqtfts, Spleoo. 8,
A81Ibtng, &tunnn & Marptn.
@hDeiale 9ruegiffs, &oIebo, 6
8alrs Catarrh Cure taees ~inbpen69 eQ Oirfer bi
5aae poo 8l0bet o9 S9itenlets Glimbtnber. 9rtS 7S
x. Tloftk. S9iaes Of 0le @potbetere, Wtbuegbprb trtt
Ha1l's Family Ptls er be behfta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15

Ieb. gi bar iutioIertio beItiGt ct
minore Barti at 9iofonisieitifteI-
TENS Glmanof for 1909, iom, naor
Sen fommer, bill bIipe ienot til benz
Der 6nIfer BET.
9aniib entb. EnbI. SOnic,
8lair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
SfOlcOircfttDn

of6oI0es 0nsOog Sen 20. Sonuor.
1909 &l. 10 6mO. poa Srinitotis
Seminarium. qQe @eoIemmqr BE-
oes gipe @boe.
Foa 0ireftionens gegnr.
g. 6. &1otB, 6mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
Sefenotggreller.
% Iars Sn6ilGnm %. San.
Slair M}enig6c6.

Md0er boloes fra Sorsoug 5. ri.
2tften ST. 7,30 til 5gnoug aften.
pc @rGiter, Der meo 9ul0 bar
tjcnt @enig6e0en bar Iopet at TOM
me. @eni96eOen8 aomIe % npq
genner in0bp0e8 til Set. &ilreiien6e
6e0es mel0e fig til 8oTt. 81. 81.
GdltIt8
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
yOaniferen."
8reOag BEN Is. Sanuor 1909
c.
Blair, Nebr.
5gnOg. II. San. 1908.

50nOg. II. San. 1908.
5snOogsifOle 81. 9.t5, @uoStie.
a. 1920, @ftenGuost. 9l. 7.3O.
Drum: SenOagsffole &l. 2,
8nbstienelte &l. 8.
EReoer / AnleOning al Sllbilaet:
&OrsOog 2t. 81. 7.3O often
5reOog ST, 5. %. ST.. 1880. SIRE
bog gfterm. ST. 2.3O, 6reo. @ft
Oh. 7.3O. 2groag Morgen 5. 80
a. 1890, 66noog 5. "A. 1890.
seno. SIT. ST. 2.3O, SsnO0ag Gift
al. 100. 9lae Delfomne.
81. II. S6uIt3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15

@nlotrpf, og blinotrpft 2su.
6oriiring. Eris $500.
45t. S roienrpot, fsieIsog.
tigt &ioifinO mobltIerenoe 5arpe
/ ROOT, Sroet Songeren / @uIo
poa &9ggen. @ris $500
452. S fOcOIuOebrunt, glot
Gioifino meo ct flint &ors o.
2inier / @1tGo iomt. 0roet San.
geren paa &pggen / Cub. Sin
6oriiring meo 2inier, Shopper
og 2iIlier. Bris $500.
0aniib snt6, @n6l. SOnic,
Blair. 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-15
9e blibe SdrnOpms6age.

are 5Ortaninger af airitine
Borrarf. Sn6sbolOsr r@aufs0ren=
ga, raoGo" og ~@or6ugsen". Sin.
1rabun0en, pasienOe til @uOe 70.
BSrn / SpnOagsifolen. prifen {:
3 Sent.
9auii6 2nt9. Enbl. SOnie,
Blair, Ne6r.
Evening journal., 1909-08-19
GAS FOR SHIPS
A POSSIBILITY
Its Use as Motive Power
Would Effect Great SaV-
ing in Fuel

WASHINGTON. Aug. is.Gas as mo-
tive power on men-of-war is a possibility
Of the future in the opinion of naval ex-
perts here. This would mean material
reduction in coal consumption, and, ia
turn. would mean greatly increased
steaming radius for the ships and avoid
the necessity OF stopping so often TO re-
plenish the coal bunkers. In time OF war
TINS would be most desirable considera-
tion. while at all times the economy in
coal consumption would be very desirable.
Admiral Hutch 1. Cone. who command
ed the torpedo fiotilia on its way from the
Atlantic coast TO San Francisco. and who
now is chief OF the Bureau Of steam
Engineering, is giving serious thought to
the question. He is gathering all available
information ON the subject and recently
sent Commander william W. White TO
visit seevral large manufacturing plants
in the weX to make a study Of the extent
TO which gas is utilized in propelling ma
chinory other officers also will make IN
vestigatlons in various parts Of the coun-
try. Commander Whites report has not
yet been presented to Admiral Cone.
There has been a steady development
for years past in the use Of gas as a mo-
tive power, confined largely. however, 10
stationary engines ashore no effort hav-
ing been made to install such engines
aboard American naval vessels. The navy
is badly hampered because Of the lack Of
funds for experimental purposes.
Evening journal., 1909-08-19
SCHOOL TEACHER WEDS
Y. M. c. A. SECRETARY

Miss Irene B. Blair, formerly a teach
er in No. 3 school and daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ Blair. of No
1920 Monroe street and S. Leroy
Smith, secretary Of the Boys Depart
ment of the Young Mems Christian
Association. were married at the home
Of the brides parents last evening in
the presence Of immediate friends of
the families by the Rev. Alexander
Alison, Jr.. pastor of West Presbyterian
Church. Miss Mabel Vernon was
bridesmaid and little Miss Margaret l.
Blair was flower girl.
The bride wore white satin messa-
line trimmed with crystals. She car
ried brides roses and lilies of the val
ley. Miss Vernon wore pink crepe de
chine and carried pink roses and maiden
hair fern Little Miss Blair. wore
white and pale blue. Mr.. Smith was
attended by Harry II. Nutter, assist
ant general secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
Miss Bertha Smith, sister Of the
bridegroom, came from South Hadley.
Massachusetts. to attend the wedding.
and viii remain in the city a few days
before returning TO her home. Mr..
and Mrs Smith will spend their honey
moon in Maine. They went to Balu-
more last night and will sail from there
tomorrow for Boston from which point
they will go by rail to Maine They
will be away one month and upon their
return will live at No. 1914 West street.
Evening journal., 1909-08-19
To Enjoy

the full confidence Of the Well-lnfonned
of the World and the Commendation Of
the most eminent physicians it was essen
tial that the component parts of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Senna should be
known to and approved by them; there
fore, the California Fig Syrup Co. pub
fishes full statement with every package
The perfect purity and uniformity of pro
duct, which they demand in a laxative
remedy Of an ethical character, are assured
by the Company's original method of man
ufacture known to the Company only.
The figs of California are used in the
production of Syrup Of Figs and Elixir OF
Senna to promote the pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principles are obtained from
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Evening journal., 1909-08-19
J.S. MULLIN LIKES
CITY OF PORTLAND
Wilmington Merchant Charm.
ed by the Wonders Of
0regOn'S Metropolis
Al to rhE EVENING JouRNAL.

Special to TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
PORTLAND ore. Aug. 1s-wilming-
ton Is IN danger OF losing. one OF her
sitzens After q day spent mere. John
OF the Delaware city, said he was afraid
ne would catch the Western fever IL he
remained longer. As Il was he had
plete trip OF the Northwest and his
Itinerary includes a stop In Montana
where a son Is spending the summer
win a college chum Mr.. Mullin is ac-
Portland Is by far the most charming
city have ever seen In this section OF
the country" said Mr.. Mullin. II have
any Of the points visited on my trip.
Portland appeals TO the traveller. par
ucularly one from the East: For this
edges that are painfully apparent IN so
many western citiess Those which
spring up In a few years and are built
the rehnements Of life and worship the
material things with remarkable de-
votion.
This is not true OF Portland. Here
/ | find a large city where beautiful homes
are Ahe rule and the roughness that
one thinks OF IN connection with the
West has been smoothed away At tho
same time l find that your business and
commercial relations are increasing In
Importance az "A remarkable rate. Your
beautiful parks and streets, with charm
hh A'llttnNt ulrAiltAnf u oDltnulu llnItIN
not built by Carnegie but wholly by your
own people, your fine churches and
schools. in short your thoroughly mod
ern and healthful city convinces me that
| Portland Is more like an Eastern city
than any other on the Coast OF course.
you have the magnificent Pacific cl-
mate that We cannot equal In the East.
Speaking OF churches. DR.. Kellogg. pas
tor OF Grace Church. Wilmington. was
formerly pastor Of your Taylor Street
Methodist Church.
"Portland's roses, that I see in ahund-
ance along the streets and In the yards
and parks, convince me that your town
Is entitled to be called The Rose City
are such splendid flowers that this must
be the place in all the world where the
queen flower reaches It's best develop
ment.
Il don't expect to find another city on
/ the Coast that impresses me as has Port
/ land. You have here a splendid city,
one that Is growing by leaps and bounds
but one which has insisted on building
! along substantial lines. with the finer
commercial side. This Is what strikes
me and I think V5ll impress anyone
from the older settled portions of the
| country
While In the city. Mr.. Mullin was en-.
/ tertained BY Stanley Baker. a former
| Wilmingtonan. who is now connected
with prominent Portland banking
house. He also was entertained here by
/ w. ]. Hofmann, Secretary Of the Port
! land Commercial Club. who was for
merly resident OF Wilmington. J. A
/ Currey was also one OF the former vii
mingtonians who greeted Mr.. Mullin.