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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
DAUGHTERS OF 1872 HOLD
THEIR ANNUAL MEETING

The Connecticut Society of the ma
tional organization of the Daughters
of the War Of 1872 held their winter
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Mrs. M. Moody Downer Mrs. Eugene
swelIes and Miss Cora Beach Guests
to the number of 81 were present from
all over the State.
The gathering was presided over by
Mrs. David T. WEIGH Of New Haven,
of those present read very interesting
patriotic papers. relating to incidents,
almost forgotten. happenings in this
vicinity in the war days.
Mrs. Edward Mora of this city re-
signed as secretary, and was succeed
the Wooster chapter of the D. A. R.,
of New Haven.
Those present were: Miss NJ. Louise
Edge of jersey City. first national vice
president: Mrs. Charles Tomlinson
Woodhull. regent Of Mary sill si11ima an
chapter. D. A. r.: Mrs. K NJ. Spald-
ing. Mrs. Carlos Storrs. as guests. and
Mrs. David T. WEIGH of New Haven;
Mrs. c. H. Pinney of Derby. ex-presi-
dent of the Daughters Of the War of
1872: Mrs. F. s. Slauter of Derby.
treasurer of Connecticut society; Mrs.
c. F. Messenger of New Haven. the
secretary; Miss Jeanette Booth of
Stratford. the historian: Mrs William
P. Tuttle Mrs. Halsey Kelley. Mrs.
Theodore H; Macdonald. Mrs. Clifford
Booth and Mrs. c. H. Bolmer, all of
New Haven; Mrs. Samuel johnson,
Stratford: Miss Cora Beach, Trum-
bull; Mrs. Valency Page and Mrs.
Mary L. Riggs of Derby: Mrs. Charles
Stillson Ansonia: Mrs. Herbert
SfIarrs. Fairfield: Mrs. w. A. Phil
lips, Mrs. John H. Lee. Mrs. John
Russell. Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, Mrs.
Charles B. Buckingham. Mrs. III. C.
Fairchild. Mrs. Edward Mora. Mrs.
M. M. Downer. Miss Edith Downer.
and Mrs Eugene F. Welles. all of this
city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
Carrie Gamble Kline of Huntington.

Carrie Gamble Kline of Huntington.
told the court that she supported her
husband. Truman Miller Kline. ever
since she married him. She said she
even clothed him. Back in 1906 when
her husband sold her wedding ring to
obtain funds for drink. she insisted
that he get out and work. He got
out of the house. but never returned,
The decree was allowed on the ground
of desertion.
Charles A. Pugsley. a Norwalk man
ufacturer. was allowed a decree from
his wife. Grace M. Pugsley. on the
ground of infidelity. The husband
told the court that his wife kept late
hours. and that he had met her out
with other men. Other witnesses told
of the unfaithfulness of Mrs. Pugs-
ley.
Royal Allen Smith Of Stamford. had
more jobs in a week than an ordinary
man could have in a life time. He
was % when he married Norma A.
Smith. She was IL. and possessed of
means. inherited from her fathers es-
tate. Smith lost every position he
acquired because Of his laziness. A
brother Of Mrs. Smith often set him
UP in business. but he was always a
failure. The wife Is now conducting
a boarding house in Stamford. The
court allowed the wife a decree on the
ground of desertfon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10

"The executive committee OF the
Railway Mail Association from all sec
tons of the country are in Washing
ton and have had conferences with
the second assistant postmaster gen.
eral and officers of the railway mail
service on the subject OF equalization
Of hours.
There has been some difference of
opinion as to the method of adjusting
conditions in the service brought about
bv the equalization and it was to
compromise that difference of opinion
that the conference was held It is
the present belief that this question
will be settled quite satisfactorily by
the PRONUNCIATION Of instructions iS
sued by the department"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10

one day of the wonderful cures made
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and decided to try it,
and it has made me we'll woman.
My neighbors and friends declare it
had worked a miracle for me. Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
worth its weight in gold for women
during this period of life. If it will
help others you may publish my
letter. Mrs. NATHAN B. CREATION,
81 N. Main Street, Natick, Mass.
The Change of Life is the most criti-
cal period of a woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
that there is no other remedy known
to medicine that will so successfully
carry women through this trying
period as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
fyOu would like special advice
about your case write cOnfiden-
tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free.
and always helpful.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
RAILWAY MAIL
CLERKS GET CUT
IN WORKING TIME
Especial from United Press

Washington, Feb. 10-A cut in the
working time Of railway mail clerks
from 1-2 to ga hours per day is
reported to have been ordered, TODAY.
by the postoffice department., follow
ing a conference between officials and
representatives Of the clerks It is
suggested that the concession as to
hours will be used in an effort to
compromise the general complaints.
The following statement after being
o. KID by the department, was given
to the United Press by E. B. Cam
field, president of the Railway Mail
Clerks associations:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
WALL STREET TODAY.
fsnecial from IInffed Press !

Especial from United Press.)
New York, Feb. 10-Opening-Mod-
crate gains were again shown at the
opening of the stock market, today
but the traders resumed their usual
habit of selling stocks at the start and
under this selling prices yielded, the
opening gains being lost within short
time.
II a. m.-After the first few min
utes a stronger tone developed, Wig
orous buying caused substantial adj
vances in many issues.
Government bonds unchanged: other
bonds Erm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
REDMONDITE LOSES
FOR BRIElNG VOTERS
(Snecial from Unified Press ,

Especial from United PreSs.)
Dublin, Feb. c10-On the ground Of
the intimidation and bribery of voters
Richard Hazelton, a Redmonite, today,
lost his seat in parliament from the
North Louth Division, which he won
at the last election from Timothy
Healy, the O'Brien candidate. Healy
had previously held the seat for, eigh-
teen years. The case was tried before
a court at Dundalk. HazeltOn will
now represent only the Galway Divi-
sion, from where he was returned I'M
opposed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10

OF life before L tried
Lydia E. Pinkham's
v e ge t a BILE Com
pound. I was in such
a nervous condition
j could not keep
8 till. M y linn b s
were cold, I had
creepy sensations,
and l could not sleep
nights. I was finally
told by two phys
icians that I also
bod a fnnoor r rooJ
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
Damages BY Fire.

At Norwalk, wednesday, fire in the
two family house owned by Mrs.
Sophie Parketon, nearly Quilted her
apartments on the upper floor and did
other damage, amounting in all to
about $1,000 The fire is thought to
have started from rats. which are be-
lieved to have chewed the ends Of
matches in a closet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
POLICE SEEK GIRL
MISSING FROM LYNN
Especial from United Press

Especial Irom UnIIeu FFeSS.J
Boston, Feb. 10-Missing from her
home since New Years. Miss Mary
Payne, 10, today, was sought by the
police when her mother reported her
unexplained absence. She disappeared
from her work at the General Electric
plant in Lynn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
CHILDREN'S PLAYS
THIS EVENING AT
WARNER HALL

Too much cannot be said in antici-
patton of the two plays for children
the first performance of which is Civ
en- this evening at Warner hall by
Miss Fannie A. Smiths training class
The young ladies taking the parts
have worked increasingly under Miss
Clarke's careful direction, and the re-
suit is bound to be a success. Nothing
that might add to interest of the per-
Torrance has been omitted. Kinder
garten songs and kindergarten music
have been added to make the pro-
gram still more delightful one TO
the little folks who will attend. A
second performance will be. given
Saturday afternoon at 2.15 o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10

he will return to be initiated into the
King line of business by his father.
Albert, however, will take to the Ma
wy as a profession and will have to
earn his promotion like any other OFF,
GER
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
$3.50, $40 and $12
Y Young Mems $3.50
Sizes IA to 10 years

Very smart style in model and pat
tern. Fabrics include worsteds and
cheviots in the seasons prevailing
shades of gray and hansome fancy
mixtures. Two entire lots of these
suits were Just received from our fac
tory. They are spic span new ad-
vance style garments, tailored too late
for this seasons business. Now you
can buy one for $3.50. The other
suits are broken sizes, one or two of
a pattern left from our most popular
anr fastest selling lines that were s11,
$40 and $3.50. Our determination to
effect a complete clearance of all this
season't suits so that next season our
customers will find nothing but brand
new goods brings to the young men
of Bridgeport some Of th. nest e2
ira, J binary "a lss they ever knew.
There are plenty cf all sizes among
the So II it's, nsh w. will not find
every ze in every pattern. Sizes TO
fit young men. IA 1. 10 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10
WHAT
| WENT
THROUGH
Before taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Natick,. Mass. -'1 cannot express
what went through during the change
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10

$40 and $25 Mems and Young Mems
Suits and Overcoats,
SIS and $40 Mems and Young Mems
Suits and Overcoats
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-10


cloth nota swHd lowell
famous oube Gua ,
in
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Mseies Il Asj.st~sns osy.

Estate Of Catherine S. Norton, DE-
ceased
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate
OF Catherine s. Norton. late Of the
county OF Oteru In the state Of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives no
tice that he will appear before the
county court Of said O,ero county. At
the court house In La JuntA. In said
county. on Moncay. the &th day OF
December. A. d. 1911. IT the hour Of
10 O'Clock a m. Of said day. At which
time all persons having claims
against sail estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose
Of having the sam. adjusted All per
sons indebted TO said estate ere re-
quested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated Al La Jnnta. Colorado. this
2sth day Of October. A. d. 1911.
RuFUS ". NORTON.
Administer tor o; the estate OF Cath
crime $. Norton. deceased.
Geo. 4. Kilgore, Attorney.
First publication. November !. 1911.
Last publication. De ei.lb..r :. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
M...s..l. p,e. o-.s~

Fred Mason is conducting = -tven-
~ years ago" column In the La
Junta Tribune and came apfuliy near
getting into 4 bad serape the other
day. A prominent young lady call
I'd at the office and said that twenty
years before quite an elaborate sur
prise party Vas given In her honor
on her eighteenth birthday. And the
paper printed = full accoun, Of the
interesting event But she did hop.
to goodness that II they reprinted
the item in its twenty year col.
umn II would kindly omit reference
to which birthday II was Thus II
will be seen that the pathway Of
Journalism is ever s,rewn with can
gers and puzxling predieam-nis -
Manzanola Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
N,,iee Of adIus:mer, Day.

Estate q Hiram II. Clark. decea ased.
The undersigned. har.nE been ap-
pointed executor Of the estate OF
Hiram II CLARK, late oi the county
of otero. in the state Of Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that
be viu appear before the oosnty c0urt
Of said otero county. ar the court
houss % Ia Iunta. De- salt county,
On Monday. the 18th day ~ Decem-
Der A. . 1911 a; the hour e 10
O'Clock N of SAID day az whieh
u-le al perr7r ha,tre claims & ain &
said es,afe arc 1ohI-d and reucued
20 attend flr tre purpose q ha. lre
ti- same Adjusted AT persons o..
irbtad 20 said estate are requested
20 make immediate pryncIt o. the
ua5crasuod.
Dated A. - rgeta C1lc-a8-. fhfs
llih CAV - Nos-ut tsr. a. o. i.rf
MARION 3. MILLER.
Executor q the s7sa.e " H.r1m IT
CLARK. deceased.
Marion = Muller. Attorney.
First pghIeation. November rs. 1911
Last publication. December I6. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Order TO show Cause.

State of Colorado. county OF otero.
In the county court, In probate
In the matter o! the estate OF Hez-
ekiah II Norton. d deceased
Order to show cuase on petition flr
sale o, real estate
This matter coming on 10 be heard
on this ii-h day Of Noveri0fr. A. D..
1911. upon the petition filed heroi7
By Rufus ". Norton. administra,5r,
Of sad estate. for the sale of ,be
following described r,al estate. 90
ait. The northeast quarter q. e.
~ q section fourteen u4l. towns ir
twenty four f2fi south. range nry-
six tsl west of ths sixth priur,-
pal meridian. f-r the purpose OF dis
ributInE TIE proceeds u said is
among the hoir-atlas cf said
tate
Aud lt now appearing n .fr
court f-om saIl petition that pr
and legal zrp1rls exist f-r the a..
q SID relI es.ate
S7u th ref1re. &c is ordered by
eaur; dat Rufus ~ Morton. adj a-
lstratos q u-e et1te of cathrrira s.
Morton. aer-areI. all R1fls W. N
tal. aHi Abr C.. Sa5iaa heirs 20
said d-eeisrt. be- a1l aHaear o.
said court at the court room of I
court On tbe city n "a Iupia. c1r-
~ a-d state afareaf 1n tie H
day = December. A. j. 1911. a. l1a
hour n ton O'Clock On tae flrelosa
of sai3 day. then and there 70 sH.e
cause. 4 aay there b.. Why an o. r
should not be maie directing fa
said Rufus IS. Norton. as aam
traitor q The estate ~ Hezckiah H
Norton deceased. 10 s,ll at pr ate
sale the real estate hereiubcfore u1en-
toned. ,7r the purposes specified in
said petition.
1t Is further ordered that ..tlis
order be published for az ieass four
successive weeks IN the la Ju- "a Tri-
bune. weokiy public newspaper pub
lished ln said county.
by the court.
(Sean T. ". MCDANIEL.
County Judge
First publication. November ~. 1911
Last publication. December li. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Ha,ies Of Aamin's,ra,srs Sale.

n the matter Of the estate Of Cen
eyiese Basg. deceased.
by virtue q an order and decree Of
the county court Of Ot.rc county.
made on the pctiticn Of TIE under
signed. administrator OF the estate
Of Geueyieve Bag. dec ascd. on the
sth day of November. A n. 1911. |
shall. ON the "a day OF December. 4.
ID. 1911. at the hour Of II O'Clock a
m. sell At publie sale To the high
est and best biddr r. at the ives,
front of the premises corner Of Fifth
street and san Juan avenue La Junta
otrro county Colorado. the following
described real estate @. said DE-.
ceased. to-wit. Lots numbered ~
and It and the undis lded three
fourths interest In lot numbered II
In block numbered 90 In the former
town. bat nov city Of La Junta. In
said county and state. according TO
the plat thereof on file and Of rec
ord In the office Of the county clerk
and recorder Of said otero county an
state Of Colorado. situate ln the
county q otcro. state Of Colorado.
upon the following terms. VIZ For
cash ln hand. ald Al private saie.
Af tho conclusion of such sale uc
purchaser aiE bc entitled 70 cer-
til a. cf f.rrlase, ald upon the ap-
prosal - E4el a,e 1s t1l clurt tt@
purchaser aU tr entitled 20 fs &
% sa.- rai gr,pry
o. r. NESS.
Adui1.sraIrr. vi.h 1e aIu aHrsr.
"A. 70 the ai. ID. .ede,ie-e Ia 3
dsceased
p.ud 90 ta Jiasa. cEra5o. iah
sth day q E1tcnte. A. u l1L
First publication. N1stuhfr ii. i.uL
Last puhligati,r. y D-csmhtr .. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Hsues e' Petition.

state II Colorado. county %, otarp.
So
In The county court.
Ia ,he matter of ihe pcfHi-u n syt
via l. Bishop. f1r the iaurmi1-
atlou q lHter.t 90 the ia-fs and
teHoments n John vs. rar teroas-
Cd
Notice 20 hearing un prrtIr t0 de
terml1a tlg fescaut n E espie
Notor o.. h'rety rlr,r rat on
Wolueeeay laausry @. ls.- n pie
hrlr "a f.r o'.i-rk d. m. .l 10 as,
tts .aHe hanr oar l. fr rriar
aar e tr D.rerbc-. f.... r.rm cf
ue e4laiy o-nt e Ctro .Hap. cof
V'u Itr eHurt v'l arG
haar rroet e1Htfrr.lr H. f.irs 0f
jaau W Par. "a ret rr aat =
tle verified grurcr at Ifa T.
1nhrp hsfai -fra CI fru aai-
iar fr o. judicial a.reria * asl
dr-.rr'rauan of hr dtF...t rf r,n'
's'at- belonging 20 ue ,s-lr e sait
John W Hsrr. ans num atlch it
appsars flat said 5ltn W uarr
departed tls Nfe AZ IA iputl
otero county. Colorado. tu or shout
ihe l3fh DAY % Febreary. :. D.
1895 and that he was the own r %
lot numhrr seventeen O7l aud the
south five 90 fcct of lot number
eighteen tisl IN block number s~eu.
ty-seyen t27l IN the town. nov city.
Of In Junta. otero county. Colorado,
said property being valued at $3.50.
That the names Of the ail.geA heir
Of said deccdent are ~ followa, To-
Wit:
| F,osclIa Barr. widow. rcsIAiss q
Topeka. Kaaaas.
Coda 8. Packard. Daughtes. rrsi1
ias q TOPEKA. kansas. asA
Sylvia l. BtsAep. Aauxhtss, rssi1
~ q Tsosaa. kaasoe.
Aay ~. al1 Dssssas vhe oev =
vAe ciaio - - hsiss q Nv q ~
~ JaAs ". basr. tsesass1. ~
hsssbv reeu1ee1 - ~ 80 aeSsol
tAersat, q 49, ~ Aseseuaooe1oo .
~ essst theessa.
Dats1 q L. Justa. 0seso eouaey
Csosea1e. ~ l5tA 1ay q Nove0oss
"A. D. 1911.
- oe1ee - - onnrA
t0sa)D. 4 ~. ns0A10.
1n1Da
y1Dol Du1D>saa1on, NsVeoAop - MI
'iAse Du10eoe1sa. pesso6ss oC9oDl
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
UPxeDOMN
THE
WILEY

The capital stock OF the State Banh
OF Wiley has been Increased To S25..
900
BY defeating Rocky Ford recently
the Lamar high school football team
clinched the championship Of the val
ley for the third straight year
Lamar dedicated it, new three
story high school building one day
last week II II one Of the larges,
structures of its sind in Colorado.
Shipments from Crowley county are
about 200 cars annually and rapidly
Increasing Cherries last y ar yield
I'd as high as 81 900 an acre aud ap-
pies from 500 10 81 i.ooo per acre.
fifty million dollar corporation
to electrify the Arkansas valley OF
western Kansas from Hutchinson to
Garden City IS now In process Of for
nation.
~ the last meeting q the city
council In Rocky Ford bills 10 the
amount of s9sno- just about $500
more Than the city revenue Tor the
month. b. it remembered read
aud allowed
r. j. saylor. of Lamar las been
awarded ihe contract 20 erhree the
L1gfzeuHr'z.r dfuh. rear Dg'a. az
1gG rars per r11t The iitrh b. %
b. enlarged % increase lu carry
Hz capacity -ls 20 800 feaf % Earar
DIR ..rr-a Ta- rIa-e.ulaf Tosf
elI amount t1 a.ort 5-d..t
Tho FIRST pltHe a4rt.a1 als aads-
.l. raHr.. uf ra LHaa- CONNER
.aI Dat r-. H.E Iasf sarrrsar. BE-
rr.rsf a.rer- alearrsf.l 1rta.r fTs
glaurs tl. lEper Irtars cg i.e ur1-
m1trsa-f al srs srif 30 rar Hsa d.
ellai ra ulsa fH.a auction sales
a p-raaasar monthly tsrre
Tte sugar ulErF aurs.en rf 'lr
factory at sHsar Clg leI al
ursE Wtle herr aetaa. tHs nat
much laresr -laH a.t y,r It a
s.l.sf a tI aa pounds more 5f su-ar
Eas abai-sI from fH same ulu5
q ba-a ;aaH I1sr rea5 oaaa 10 %
hish percentage ~ sl.1r
A. Ward MHls-. ore o. the bes'-
known tree expert, aHd landscape
gardeners Boz the aesi. e. .H Las An
imas tom b.s home a. Los Angeles
He came hcre 20 properly trim the
trees Ia the court house grounds. and
transplant an entire roz Of them
from inside the fence 10 the parking
along the walk
on the Mrs Dave Best place. , =.
Hayes had twenty acres Of beets that
averaged taeuty -four and two-thirds
Tons per acre. AR Hayes has Also a
seed record this year Of which he
may wsll frel proud Prom cucum-
Der patch Il thirteen acresc he has
harvested io.2lS pounds Of seed which
be- has sold ~ twenty cents a pound
Hr's not complaining ans about hard
times us year Rocky Ford Enter
prise
There are lzteo head of sheep
being led n the vicinity Of Man-
1a1on this vlutcr OWING 70 the
q4as of f..d being hlfh'r this sel-
BON uao it previous tmr t saH
hourht ior a time that iaero vouli
p. HrI 81 aer fee.ia4 ~ saH,p 'u
Hu lmm.li.e .cftH. bog the
s1.tm.H aufr carefully ns.iHIrF
tef,Hs 30 a. atEfaaory price dccid-
eaal.urls tsFeaelig aa1 buying
n.4 ak st.a'l.tly r-.oe
ls-f.I g. iH.l
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
N.i.s = AsIs.ms-i psy.

Eu t. J o. C-u a.r Co.
oa
TIe 1Hl rHef tf.ir BEN az
ra.a.td armIa r.tHr 10 Uc ,mt
ci Iaaus y Can.rer iate N te
roarf 10 otnr m tta tuie 90
Col.rd1. t.csa D roby eFea'uo.
ticc that Dr. eli appear before he
county oonfi ~ aid otor1 county. N
tho court house D. Ia Jauta 10 said
county. ou Monday. tie eight cnth
day Of December. \ D. 1911. NJ the
hour of ten o'clock q. N. Of said day.
at which tlmc all persons having
claims AGAINST said estate are moth
fled and requested to attend for the
purpose OF having the same ADJUST
cd. An persons Indebted To said
estate are requested to make immed.
late payment To the undersigned.
Dated at Ia Junta. Colorado. this
seth day Of November. A. d. 1911.
FLOYD P. ROBERTS.
AdmiaIatsstoe Il ths sseate q Jos
IT, ?. CssyaA$e. 1eceassl.
Pssry. Laobs 4 Dssirs. aatosnsys
Dsavss CITY. NsAeaska.
vsfst psblleatise. November u. 1911
lase Dueatess3se. Dsceobes 10. 1871
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-02
Underwood
Standard
typewriter
Underwood Service

4 few years ago type
writer's were used only for
letter writing. But it is diff
ferent today. Their field OF
usefulness has increase d
many fold The UNDER
WOOD introduced type
writer bookkeeping and the
usa of the Typewriter fu
speeia. accounting record
mg ard satisfied purposes.
laer le overa score of
sa. model Underwood
for 5al ase Many cJr-
poraams use i1u times q.
many Il uERWO0Ds foi
accounting work as foc cor.
respoudencs.
Department stores, banks,
insurance companies, corpor
ations. manufacturers ano
retailers use Underwood sys'
tens condensed billing sys
TEN, unit bill and order sys
TEN, bill and charge system
and others plannd for theil
particular needs.
1.-The Machine You Viii
Eventually Buy"
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-27
minneapolis. 9rep.
Iinneapolis, Rinn.. %. Off,, 1911.

SeItIigbeberne peo Brpiibent Sin.
cents ofiicieQe Snoi9ttelie / lit gm-
bebe iom llriperiitetets Rr9iioent
bar uben Sommenligning oct melt
itorarteoe og glimrenoe / ~llniperii-
tetetS Siitorie. Seitlisbeberne be-
epnbte Sir80og often meb ct flor
iIagent SaffeItog, bpori life alene
omtrent ale Stnbenter peb nnioer-
iitetet beItog. n,en ogiaa en- Wasie
Ilunlni, iaa gntaaet al 0eltogerne
bIep auilaaet til imeuem Z % s Gil
len. Ge iamIeoe Zig fsrIt / forIfiel-
Iise 8rupper rlnbt paa Campus,
2opafoeIiugen / en- @ruppe, Den me
bicinife GfbeIing / en-, agricultural
department / en- a1e 8igerne ! Ica.
bemic department for fig o. |. b.
ga iaa alt oar fommet ioroen, iom
forreiten off m~erfoGroig fort, naar
man betGnfer, bpor mango EuIen
0eItagere ser par = iaa marlderte
De ale, TO % to inc | Nortbrop-
SieIS, bpor Sen itore Tribune bar
fuISpaffet meO Eilihiere. S Nioten
iab Treiioent 0incent meo camille,
iamt Seleeatprne til Soften, 90 so
fultetets WeOIenmer meo Gamer
bapoe fine gIaSie l RGrbeoen. Oct
par ct npSeIigt Spn, aIoeles benri-
penSe ifisnt | Sen beilige aften, iom
pi for en- Songs Sfplo bapoe, efter
Here Tigers &esnpeir. Sort tom DC
GISite Mumni, belt fra 1873, ben
isrite aIasie iom sraonereoe berfra,
Qlniperiitetet blep ltiftet ! $50. %
oct uar mcrfoproie of ie, bpor man
se Der bar meS, ielp al De 9lolte
@raouenter. Saa bleo aiaslerne
itsrre 90 miterre, ON en- Sio = req
tror oct bar aIaSien fra rs tom
ogiaa 9amerne meo, 90 eIterhoeri
poret osiaa oeres antal iaa tort, al