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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

The Union Pacific is taking active
steps to clear the right of way through
Fort Collins, preparatory to building
throai;h the city to Tie Siding, Wyo.
Plans have been prepared for hand
some station.
During the last three years there
have been 300 cases filed in the Dis
trict Court in Weld county. OF which
2,3O0 were civil and 1,400 criminal.
Up to two years ago 100 cases filed
year was the average. but since July
last the court docket shows a record
Of 1OS new cases.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20
hard.Won Harvssts,

Cultivation OF the soil under . ELF
mate like ours invariably partakes Of
the. nature of a gamble The manu-.
facturer. a. = rule. can calculate the
risks he has to run. and. II he IL An
adept, avoid them. Not so the farmer.
Forces utterly beyond his control may
undo the best Of his work-English
Country Life.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

They had been discussing the pro-
nunciation of ''oleomargarine," and IL
nally agreed to leave it to. the waiter
but he hedged. Sure" said he. Il
have to pronounce it butter. or lose
my Job
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20
The OasIs OF Love.

The minds eye shows Us love a. the
oasis in the Sahara Of life: 10. to-
gether. two set out to seek the haven
OF rest In the great journey. But. A.
the travellers approach. their paradise
recedes; in Just such measure ~ the
pilgrims hasten, their Mecca retreats.
Love IL . witching chimera-ltfs'o
most beautiful optical delusion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

A Question to Be Considered.
do you consider plagiarism permits
sible under any circumstances"
well" answered Senator Sorghum.
'it's pretty hard when you find your
self compelled to make a choice be-
tween being interesting or original"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20
Her oIeappeIntmenG.

An Atchison girl believed she HAD
been exposed to smallpox. She got
vaccinated, drank vinegar three times
4 day and took large dose OF formal
dehyde. and had her home fumisated.
Later. when she learned that 1t was
all . mistake and that she hadn't been
exposed. she had . big. long cry. She
was disappointed. -Atch:son Globe.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

Il suppose" he ventured. that you
would never speak to me again II
were to kiss your" "Oh. GeorEe!"
abe exclaimed. why don't you get
over the habit of always looking at the
worst side of things?"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

Father: What an unearthly hour
that young fellow stops every night.
Doris. What does your mother say
about 1t? Daughter: She says men
haven't altered a bit since she was
young. daddy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

Little Johnnie. having a couple OF
bantam hens, tied an ostrich egg near
their nest, and above 1t card with the
words: Keep your eye on this and
do your. best.p---. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

"You say you conceal nothing from
your wife?" absolutely nothing"
"And why do you not?" ut Is evident
that you do not know my wife,"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

One fool at time. called out =
speaker at a political meeting. Go on.
boss" was the instant response.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

The man who has no time for his
friends will eventually discover that
he has no friends for his time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

Tho only noise some men ever
make in the world comes from tneis
exploded theories.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

There may be germs in kisses. but
lots OF girls seem to think they ara
immune.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20
Stops L.ameness

Much of the chronic lameness
In horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not al
lowed to 60 lame. Keep Sloan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating - goes
right to the spot-relieves the
soreness limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and plant.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20
Our Geographical Center.

Our Geographical Center.
II Alaska be excluded from consid-
Grafton. Kansas 10 geographically the
central state Of the United States. IL
lies between longitudes - degrees 80
minutes and l07 degrees west. and BE-
tween latitude 81 degrees and 20 d.
grees north.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

The people who never made mis-
takes are mighty uninteresting.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20
THAT'S RIGHT.

Tommy-Say. auntie. what did Uncle
John marry you for?
Aunt-Why, for love, of course.
Tommy (meditatively)-Hm Love
will make a man do almost anything.
won't 1t, auntie?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20
Here's The Proof.

Mr.. G. T. Roberts Of Resaea, Ga,
RID. No. Z, Boz -. vrises:-"l have
used your Liniment on horse for swes-
ney and effected thorough cure Al
20 removed SPAWN on mule This
SPAWN was n large a. guinea eEg. In
my estimation tbs best rsmsdy Gos lane
nsss and soreness b
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-01-20

Even the fellow who knows II all
can learn a little more by experience.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
bbab ban bar lom Ealsman6 for

bpao ban bar iom Galsman6 for
D%onifbeoens Gag / Mmerifa = 90
ban / @aupaca Sen 81. Muguit eller
1. September 1892 borttuifeoe fit
&iertebarn, ~@anlf 6olfeiamfuno",
moo Haitor Mnfers &piifole / GIT
&orn for at ifaffe 6re0 og &o / Sir
feiamfunoet, uDanlf 6olfeiam=
funo" fro6s moalfe enfelte @ang-
ler ! 4nleg) Set ifiennelte @iones=
bprO nm Ell Storoan0s Seerblif for,
bpoo Ser funoe og bl1r0e BABE iomlet
% 9onlfe / Mmerifu lom en- Notton
paa &ultltrens og ManoSlipets
@runo, Sc lpecielt firfelige Manosrp=
refer poo ~0en enc SIDE og oe ipe=
cielle ~6oriifringainteresie Ell" pao
SEN onoen SIDE gouife l.fortalt. 81
set EFT NemeliS' Mon0 fra 1892 -
og '93 - Ser enouu ipeoer oper
&an0ene / bort Notionollip / Mmert=
ia og bepirfer, at hi, Mgnoene fra
Set 20. Marbunore6e, bpis nj ifal op=
fatte Ealtor Stronolfops @rtifel iom
tppiif for SEN Mono, ser fra "90erne
raaoer og ifal be0blire at raaoe mos
8roberiamfunoet> mraa ie tilbage
6ortioen,iaa blot giprligt ino 6rem=
tioen, og alporligt ipprge oS ielp, om
Oct nil blipe / Gen 5 an + c
&irfe eller / Danf @rooer=
iamfuno at III fon1n1er til at itaa pao
Den liolte Sfanie for 0anlf Manoslip
/ Mmerifa?
6. 6. 8urocnfIetb.
minneapolis, Nopenlber 1910.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
ding. 8 Saeobicn.
&cjicnS, %otut.
Galgct.

9ieIl,ltatet al Sc / S%!rsoogs ufbolo,
te &alg ioreligger tic i bette 9le'
bIit fulol1unoige, nleli lac nle9et CT
bos %liffert, at Gcmpfratcrnc ban
eiort lpelltet lture Tren1ltriOt, / Sen
Brao unorg, at 5orbunoSfongrcsleis
l1noerbu5 oil faa Ell b%etpoelig oeno=
trutiIt Maipritet. Sau pi0t I'll i Set
tr Sieblif fan le, bar scr pperalt
bRret cit Streben efter at finoe &c
.beoltc MNnO", u0en at lpprge ON,
toor inrise Yartigrugere Sc bar pe=
ret eller e.. S sc lcnere Mar bar
$enoenI tn / set belle gaaet / Hetntng
Of 1T u0rjifs Eartiill1ierne, laaleOeS
at 9opeofraret til &auoiDuterne BIZ
Der, at Be ital title Jig %iorltaoen0e
oberior Sumnu1oets, belle Tplfets,
Rron, ielp ON Sc Derpe0 n1oo llao al
poo Noct; EIlt'orn1eus ltrenge Jpr=
briuaer. 81 icy bette / Nutionol=
&olititen % enSul1 mere / Stats= %
&omunul=FolititerL bror Ser ganlte
bit enonli for gomnlel Gifts Sfplo
ften1mes efter Sc gurule Hartinapne,
u1el1 bppr independent poting" mere
% mere biuoer Sl,ogang. gfterbaan=
ben fom Splv3l1il1g % 6oritoaelle al
boob Ser tiercr til SmmiunOets be0-
fte foor l(Streoelle, oil oenne Sen.
bens pinoe Uremgang. Fortipolitll
Fan bore pao i'm Nla0s, ia er uun0.
berlig, / 2onoSitpret, men / Sc inun
rere SomIulosfreoie oil, i bper
Salo / eli oplpit Natiou, Eartilini
erie mere % mere f%orlpinoe. Ge I'll
fbIge andre Batter, Ser life bperfe,
bill eller fan pnre parulelle mes Sem
Der filler Sc lture 9oue0purtier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
Galoer Friicrnc paa %2iusfprnpoen
hcDcr2

Der CT / Gen ~ierere Sio giort as:
ftllige Jorlpg pao at fin0e Aoriager.
ne til oe baie Eriler pao 2iusfornp:
benbeoer, og bpie- Eriier pao &oama:
terioler onfpre5 oftelt iom Marlag til
oisle. Set tager Jig ret merfelig1
no, at Suingningerne / Eriierne pac
&aoprooutterne / lao ioa Silfeloe
fpnes Of bope Sn6flpoelie pao Yriier-
ne poa oct fer6ige Yro0utt. Gnnife
t9rlig 9igl0er Bette, l1aar &aopro=
ouft=Eriicn faloer. Set bnnoer lac
at ljgc oiorlg, at sligo eller @rp(
bltper billigere, ielr on &reatur= Ell.
Ter &ornpriierne foloer. 81 Ter
oenne Sis ct gfsunpel poo Bette.
4beOe og andre &orn1orter CT fol6ne
/ Eris, men Sc tilhereote Hro0uftcr
CT ioa boie JONI l~ogenlin0e. Silfpr=
{elen al Slogte0pr fra Seititoterne
bar Sen lenere SiO puret m1eget BE-
Boelig, os oct bar u%entet, at Oette
slide blioe niprfet / Sc Yriler, ionl
Sorbrllger11e bar at bctolc, mel i1ltet
ioaOant CT i:ictulflet, / buert Tolo
TIE / MlminOe.igbcO.
S 2engoen oil oel1lle lloperens=
ftemn1elle, billige Mooprooufter og
bpre Observation-Disclosures, opg life
htn6e bol>e5 opoe. @po0 loo ems
@run0en ton pare til at Mooprool1ft=
Rrilen gaar nel - Sen n1au / 81
oens 2gb uoOpcioigris blipe fplt al
5orbrugeren / Torul al billige So
rer. @n Srult eller ct Monopol fo1,
for Ell S1 bol6e Yriierne oppe as
funitig BEL men / oct lange 2pb pi(
ben pirfclige @ruu0bplo for ollie
Gorbrugsprtier, @riierne poo @ou=
u1oterialet, gjbre Jig gjel0en6e. Mt
Soronoringen life foun1er piebliffe=
Zig ct scr intet forrroligenoe be6, 0a
Smlrt'iingen / Marfeoet n1oo tage
fin Sio iou1 alt onoct / Geroe,,. Ser
Ct en- lang Bei fra @resgongene 1,oc
I 8eften eller Ge0eltaloen pao 1or-
,1en til @ieobloffen / 5lagterbuti=
Ten, % Gragtpogl,en n1eo &ornet ID
Der life Hge til 8agerens 9pns0pr.
Ret laa biit iom Marfe0et for &aa=
moterialet / ben ii0itc Iio far bapt
EN- u6prRget neoaOgaoenoe Ien0ens.
ioa bit bill be11te Senoens liot efter
1iot folnme til at merfes of 6orbrl1=
geren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
Mo0eren (til lille Sans, ser

= Mo0eren (ttl file Sans, ser
fommer biem fra ct 8grneiellfob):
uNaa, bar o., moret Dig?"
2ille Sans: ~Aa, laa itorartet!
Sg pe0 Oh bpa6, Mor, ser bar en-
Grene paa 8 Mar> iom beo gjnor, og
ban be0 mig"
Mooeren:: vMen bpoo er Set, Oh
Tiger, bpor ban bar bi0t Dig?"
2ille Sans: uNei Mor, life laa-
oon 49, BON be6 mig til poa 9groag."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
9[Ifpr. Winn.. 8. Soon. 1910.

Mitop, Minn., 8. Nop. 1910.
8. g. Maur bort Spar til No1 tor
Stranoifop f%remfommer loa ient, So
lfDl6es set ber 9mltenoigbe6, al
Haitore?,s Mrtifel al Is. 0ftober fgrlt
TOM os / @enbe 2pr6a9 SEN 20. ST.
tober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11

Dan(k B%ro0er(amfun0,
9o(ger Dan(ke
o9 pa(tor Strano(6oo,
Dette er fprlte Gang 8. 9. 2oge
$50. 1858 tager til @iennele imoo Of
fentlige Mngreb paa Set 9anite &ro=
beriamfun6. @i bar olti0 tenft iom
iaa: Set ltaar enbper frit at beige,
paa bpilfen Moaoe, UNDER bpilfen
Organization, mar pil fire Jig felt
og fine imo0 timelig Np0. SAB BEN,
iom foretreffer olmin6elig Msiu=
rance, pelge iblanot Sc talrtge 49,
iurance- Selifuber. 2a6 0en> iom TO-
retreffer re1te-gnfe-&asien tube
re Sbeplogi og blipe Yrait. 2a0 oen>
iom Itoler pau @enigbe0ernes Co.,
gjerenbeo, boloe Jig til oem; og lao
Lao %, iom fpler os trpgge me0 ct
8. 9. MSlurance=Holice / 2ommen,
pere / 6re6.
81 heller bil0e hi bupe blanbet %
/ 8arOenf tb-G lfop Orbit
tet, 6eriom life Mngrebet paa .. 9.
bar comment fra Ell Mano / Dor &o=
loni - &oltor Stran0lfop, Siole=
igrger / DOR Menigbeo. 81 fun
ne 10 life tie. @uao piloe
be 269 2oger run0t ON / 2an0et
tenfe> ON 2oge 263 og oers Meo=
lemmer? ga, bpa6 maatte Del go
ltor S%tronoifor tenfe ONT os, Ser
iom ri ll1ffe0e babe 9ren og Mllno
for iaa boanen0e llotolelier inoo Set
5omfuno, bporaf ri uogigre en Eart.
Naltor Stron0lfopS Mrtifel / 9lo=
Set af Is. Sftober er 10 iaa iarfoitiif,
lao fulo al lt0raobs= og Spprgs=
moalstegn % i%roniife Yarentesbe=
merfninger - uia1ofGroig og aloe
les %uhegrunoet. 81 ioritoor life,
bDprle0es en ManO, Ell bon]f MonO,
Ell oonlf geiltlig Mono, JON ON
Spnoagen trpffcr Dor @oa1O pe0
&irfeOprer> fan ON ManOagen ~foo
2p1t" til at n0tale Jig pffentlig, og
paa ioa bannlig @is, in1p0 set Golu=
fltno, ionr ri tilberer. @erre @lt0!
81 er 10 6pg ogloa Menuelfer, vi far
ogloo Tplelier, nj trpr poo Sen lol>l=
ME @llo pg 6relier, Sen Treller JONI
10 netpp peger pou Selpbjplp lom1 Ell,
&etteinor.
@poruiOt @olger Gullfe piloe fple
Jig ble1nme eller life in0el1for tore
ll1ffeoe Gpre, n1uu hi lu0e ltuu l1bc=
lporet. Dog, hi er tilbpjelige til at
TITO ban piloe; tbi Dor @olger 0o1lfc
er life cit Mupefngtcr, ion1 meo
rDnteoe 9rDn og fnpttct NGpe iloor
lleo enbper, JONI life Far famine s(n=
ifl1elier lom bou.
Nej! gor @olger Gonlfe er Sen
jepne, brape, friiinoebc, lt%orbierteoe
Mano, lom tiger: Som, 6olfens, ri
bar ollie bore Sell, nj bliper alorig
@n9le fer paa Soroen; la0 os lite
lpiloe Sioen mes inobpr0es Spli0 og
&oA." Ser fun0e ifrtues laa me-
get, ioo meget ON rforoelogtigt Gel
itab" r2igegploiebcos Saage" =
"6orretningsmesiigt organiieret
Selpbjnlp" og rDiffeoarer" inoen-
tor 91rfe1nmfn1t0et, men bet er lite
Dor @enligt at be11ptte Sen offentlige
Bresie iom Eolerpr, = set bebepes
life.
&or @eniigt er at gjpre &altor
<stranoifop foritooeligt, at ligeiaa
ltot lorn ban tror, at @olger Danife
fan beffes (iffe vpoag1es") og tribes
tnoen 9: g., ligeiao liot tror ri, at
bperfer Naitor Stranoifops Soroen=
taller eller Gen Danife Strife, mso
oe1rs inobpr0es strioigbe0er, fan
formaa Sen gamle @an1pe til at for
laoe set fre0elige @ronborg.
Dg til Slut fun bette: Ger roo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-11
ST. PAUL r1DENDE FREDAo DEN Il. NOVEMBER 1910.

beS iao meget ON, at bemmeIige
6orentnger letter ct Sfel imellem
Golf.
Baitor 5tran6ffob! Sntet / Ser
Sen letter ct iterre oe mere feleligt
Sfel iblan6t Mennei fene emo @aon-
bitter @aan.
Yoa 3. g. 2oge SEQ. 1898 &egne.
@ieIs 8onbe,
@rfrptpr
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StriS efter Erpueuumre al bette
8Iab.
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Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul
MINI, as second class Matchmaker.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
WILL SEWAGE
 BAR OYSTERS
Growers Fear Order Keep ing Product from Inter
 state Commerce
SEWAGE FILTRATION REMEDY
Where Proposed Sewage System for Bridgeport
 Is Failure

Oyster growers regard with trepi- dation the ruling of the government that f1oated oysters will not be ad- nlitted to interstate commerce.
 They fear, less the consequences of the specific ruling, than that the government may,at some future time, rule againstalI oysters grown in sew age contaminated waters.
 It is undoubtedly true that all the waters of Long Island Sound come in contact, with the products of waste, discharged into it's waters through rivers, and harbors and from many points on it's borders. The general trend of expert opinion is that this sewage purifies in moving a. com paratively short distance, and that it is not as usual thing detrimental to any life in the sound, a short dis tance beyond the point of entrance.
 Yet Alderman Frederick l.. Perry, of New Haven, who is secretary of the Connecticut Shellfish Commission, expresses the fear that the industry will sometime come to issue with the United States government upon this
 MT. Perry. was present at mum Der Of the conferences between the oystermen and government auth ori-
 H believes that the raising of oy- sters on grounds polluted with sew age is a matter of which the govern ment will sooner or later take note.
 As a remedy he suggests that the State Board of Health may order all sewage out of the water ways.
 This, he says, would make it neces- sary to pump all sewage up to f1ltra- ton plants after the manner prac- ticed in inland cities.
 The situation contemplated by Sec retary Perry has a distinct bearing on the program for sewer extension proposed for Bridgeport. This pro- gram calls for the extension of a sewage main a long distance into Long Island Sound. It would pre- vent the sewage from being dis ,1, "a ac 4T :.
 But the objection to the plan, seems to be, that the sewage will be taken from a place where it does no oyster beds, where it may do much damage, and into a place where it will be in conflict with any action taken by the state along the lines suggested by MT. Perry for the pro- lection of the oyster industry. v
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
IS FOUND DEAD

The remains of a man supposed to Toe Charles Mueller, aged between 35 and 40 were found in his room in the Commercial House in Water street at an early hour this morning. Mueller since last Wednesday stopped at the Commercial House He registered nightly, the last time Sunday even ing when he paid for his room and retired. He did not show up Monday, nor was his room cleaned up, as the woman who does this work could not get in, the door being locked. Last ev- ening the man in charge desiring to give the room to another lodger, made an investigation. A young man was sent over the transome. The discovery was then made that the man was dead. rigor Inortfs Ina Wing set in, show
 ing he had been dead some time. To-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
Suicide Leaves Note
 discriminating Man Tn Connecticut
Special from United Press.)

Special from United Press.)
 Springfield. Mass. April 5.--Bertram Spencer of Porter avenue. West Spring field. was arrested by detectives at o'clock this morning at the wholesale Company on HaInden street, this city He is charged with violent crimes committed in this city within the past year. The police refuse to give the full details Of the charges but the fact that the man was handcuffed after the arrest. leads to the belief that he may have a very important bearing on the murder of Miss Marthaf B. Blackstone last Thursday on RolInH I1ill.
 No formal charge has as yet been made against Spencer. He claims an alibi on the night of the Blackstone murder.
 Spancer was arrested by five detec- tives in an alleyway in the rear Of tuss1e. and was escorted to the police station surrounded by detectives with drawn revolvers and handcuffed
 Inspectors watched Spencer's house morning. after the arrest was made, visited his home and found a large quantity of loot, including a .3s calibre revolver two black nufflers. similar to those the masked robber has used in his local crime. five gold watches, gold chains. lockets. trinkets of all police regard with suspicion
 Included in the material the police obtained was a light slouch hat.
 Springfield. Mass, April 5.-Eouis Eoelzel. formerly a well known whole sale liquor dealer. whose home was on Fairview avenue, West springheld. Jumping from the North End bridge into the Connecticut river. He left in this hat on the bridge note incrirnin- ating man in Connecticut with rhe Blackstone murder. Hoelzel was ex- amined yesterday by Judge Rosworth as to his sanity but was, released. It is believed his mind became unbal- anced by the BIackstone tragedy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
EGAN. FoRFEITs BOND

Frank Alexandria who on March 20 Grew a razor in a fight at a. ball game in the South End, and slashed Chris topher OsBrien, was this morning sen- tenced to three months in jail by Judge Walsh in the Criminal Common Pleas Court.
 Kate Robinson, an old offender. plead and breach Of the peace. The court gave her four months in Jail, but sus- pended Judgment on the promise from Kate that she would behave herself in the future.
 John J. Egan, alleged manager of the Imperial Club which was raided on SunGay. March 20, was not in the court when his bond was called, forfeitfng $250. A. c. Poland was his security.
 John J. Heale of Greenwich. pleaded guilty to beating his wife. Bertha Heale. and was given 30 days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
KICKED LEG STRAIGHT
 SNAPPED HIS KNEE GAP

Theodore B. Green better known as Dot Green. son of Joseph Green. the we'll known tugboat captain. broke his left knee cap in a fall at the Housa- tonic avenue branch of the Naugatuck Valley Ice Co., this afternoon. He was removed to St. Vincent's hospital weeks.
 Green was tugging at a heavy cake of ice when he fell backwards. and as he fell he strengthened his limb so quickly that he fractured the knee cap. He had injured his leg month ago and had not wholly recovered.
 He was removed by pr. Bennett in the ambulance to St. 5Vincent'S hos pita1. the ambulance surgeon applying splints to the injured member.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
Local Manufacturer
 Is Sued for $11 ,OO0I

George w. Lentz, a manufacturers gent of Detroit, has brought suit in the Superior court of this county against F. c. Sanford, proprietor of the F. c. Sanford Manufacturing Co. in the West End. Lentz claims dam ages of $11,00O to cover which Deputy Sheriff Peter Doolan attached prop erty on Seeley street and also the plant in the West End. The latter was later released on a bond Lentz in his suit alleges that on March 19, 1909, he was consulted by the de- fendant to act as the latter's agent for the sale of Acetylene welding machines in certain western states. The agency was accepted March 30th, the plaintiff to receive 15 per cent. of all sales. On Nov. 16, 1909, after the plaintiff had sold seven ma chimes, the defendant notified him that he would not perform the pro visions of the contract entered into. The plaintiff adds that he is willing to go on with the contract. In the carrying out of the contract he states that he has expended $750 for trav- cling expenses, and that the profits during the life of the contract are $10,152.5Q.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
HAS NO SIGNIFICANCE
Archbishop Glennon Declares No
 Harm Has Been Done.

St. Louis. April 5.-Archbishop John ,. GIennon issued the following state ment after reading the dispatches from Rome relative to Rooseve1t and the Pope:
 sssThe incident. as I understand it., kas no particular significance MT. Roosevelt declares he has the highest regard for the Pontiff.i The Po1ntiff, as I know. has the highest regard for MT. Roosevelt but the Pontif has cer- tain established conditions in regard to receiving distinguished visitors. These Mr Roosevelt refuses to accept, 50 there will be audience and there is no harm done.
 MT. Lelshman IS Annpassador 70 the King of Italy. He has no relation with the Vatican or the Holy See.I The distinguished visitor who would desire to see the Holy Father is always ex- pected to dissociate himself from the Q1irinal (that is the Kings side) at least while his audience with the Holy Father lasts and while he is going and coming therefrom.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
 DIED.

DOWNEY-In this city April 5, 1910, James Downey, aged 70 years.
 Friends are invited te attend the Funeral at the undertaking rooms of John c. Ford, No. 29 Cannon St. on Thursday April 7th at S:3o a. m. and thence to St. Patrick's church whore high mass of requiem will be of1ered at o'clock a. m. Burial Tn St. Michaepe cemetery. asp fBRANRJIGA1J-In this city Monday, April 4, 1910. Kennis Brannigan, az ed ze years
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his sister Mrs. Bridget Delaney, 1851 1ss-1 Z g. . c . en ss - es q ~ = = fiue,s church at g o'clock Inter xnent at St Michael's cemetery. a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-05
WOOD BLOCK FOR
 MAIN ST. SHIPPED

City Auditor Heating has been notified by the United States Wood Preserving Company that the blocks for use on Main street have been shipped by vessel from Norfolk, Va, and should arrive in Bridgeport with in ten days. Director Kenny has be- gun the work of tearing up the east side of Main street from Golden Hill street to Gilbert street The Con necticut Go has informed the city auditor that it will have its special work for Main and State streets on the ground by April 20.