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New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
HAS BUSINESS STRENGTH
South NorWaIk'S Assets Also In
CIude Fine Home Sites.

IS for beauty. nature has endowed SCUM
NorWalk on the land side with rampant
of enchanting. low. trec-Cad, granite hlIis'
rich IN Revolutionary history and ancient
Indian lore. now hisocted with shaded
winding residential avenues of gentle
ascent. which overlook the little city's busy
commercial centre and IT'S beautiful island
locke usrhor. SAYS The south Nor"alk
Evening Sentinel"
Wit u, daily steamboat line direct 10
tHo great metropolis and being a orahch
terminal ON the main line # one oi INC
greatest fogr-track railroads Of TINS ase'
"''h trains al almost any hour 20 ana from
the westward. the eastward and the hoI."-
vart. with New York bat forty-t"o hlhes
distant IL stands unique dr. a centre Oh
tneNce'led transportation facilities.
More than this. IL has an extensive iocdi
trolley system reaching out In several ol-
rections connecting IL close With its oeauu-
ful historic but ever young, progressive
tis'er CITY OF Norvalk. With IT'S bouncing
pv5lic spirited. rapidly developing dsush'
ter Fas' Norwalk with its ATTRACTIVE
tesohside and inland suburbs. us Narleo
pleasure resorts. and beyond csst or west
with Bridgeport or Stamford. or sun
further n one wills. hv direct connection
90 10 New. Haven. Hartford and Boston
Or tho other way 30 New York.
As for highrsys. one ~ the popular
features Of the city and town, IS the fac'
fhs, everv road radiatnz from either mas
a. Individuality Of picturesqueness ana
Surprises of scenic beauty an its own-ano
sgch roads are many
For instantaneous communication 10 aH
points local and out INTO the world, II Is
amply provided for by 2 modern telePhonc
sys'em supplemented by two telegram
companies with district messenger service.
Though IDEAL as 20 charming residential
steg. IN number and variety to suit the
taste Of the most aesthetic. romantic or
practical, either on hill or level, ana
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
REGION Of MANY RURAL CHARMS
nsct from Stamford to New Haven Being Transformed Into
One Noted for Vast Estates and Modern Villas.
IFS WESTERLY SECTION APP EALS TO MANY COMMUTERS

rom stamford TO New Haven is 4
,,if,,, and healthful rural district which
nidly being transformed into region
y ,nanv vast estates and villas.
The scenic grandeur Of the section, tc'
..h.- with its many other delightful nat
-, characteristics. are becoming, there
lore. more widely known a1d more appra-
dated , -. ~
,,ayen Railroad. The stations along the
''rrosd line east of Stamford to New
,,.r,n ,,. and their distances from the greater
r-,d Central Station. at 42d street and
9Th avenue. are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

Fure water for the present and for future
needs of the rapidly growing residential
sections of the region. There is hardly a
part of the region where there are not
numerous springs OF clear cool water.
most OF the larger springs have already
been permanently confined. as the saying
Is and flow through we'll protected wator
mains into reservoirs.
Measures adopted to extend the various
sewer main systems in the well built up
nome sections OF the district
Broad money channels. or course, they
are not as wide as they should be, many
short-sighted money lenders preferring to
help building and buying projects launched
nearer to New York. No mortgage men
who have ever furthered conservative real
" operations In the district have suffered
financially, 1t is said No one knows that
better than themselves, yet they are not
always as ready TO lend to borrowers in
their own district as TO outside borrowers.
Healthfulness. Thousands OF city toilers
spend their summer vacations IN the dis
triCt. Many return home brighter mental
ly and stronger physically than they ever
were before Others are much improved,
and If they could have heightened their
stay the bloom Of health would probably
have again touched their cheeks. But, oh,
no; they couldn't possibly wait sufficiently
long enough to rest their wornout bodies.
Contour Of the land II is rolling. There
are long valleys. especially noted for the
attractiveness Of their woodland and fields,
and also for the fertility Of their farms.
There are plateaus commanding sweeping
views OF the hills and the Sound.
Home comforts. AS many as, II not con-
siderably more than, in other similar dis
tricts the same distance from the heart
of old New York. Many towns have the
principal city conveniences including cleo
trio lighting Trolley lines run 70 popular
beaches, and TO the main shopping and
home areas within the town boundaries.
Realty values. The intrinsic advantages
Of the region as an ideal place for biz
country estates and modern villas, partic-
ularly for summer use. will result in
large enhancement of prices for land ond
houses in the near future. The purchasing
power of a dollar in the district TO-DAY
EQUALS that in other sections with as many
valuable realty assets Why, acreage can
be bought in many parts of the district al
less than the price of a lot at some OF
the wen-known suburban developments
nearly an hours ride from the greater
Grand Central Station.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
sIJsURsAN TRANSACTIONS.

PssFe e. Gilman, in conjunction pitn
N'crcls e. Hobbie, have rented the Gene
hurst property az Dobbs Ferry on tie Hud
son 10 Mrs John y. Parsons, n. Pease &
I,llimsn have sold for Dr.. J. Herbert Clai-
horne his house in Oak street WoodmeTe,
Long Island, 10 c. Palmer Woodbury..
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
suys 10TH STREET PROPERTY.

Roger Foster has purchased No 10 East
10th street, plot 3H@p feet from Emma
J. Mccormick With other holdings he
now controls plot with frontage Of 20
feet in the street between Park and Lex
ington avenues. on witch he plans 10 erect
an apartment house with stores
For other real estate news see eighth page.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
Outdoor Pleasures.

Do YOU love aquatic sports? Well, II you
do. YOU can enjoy yourself in this region
Along its southerly border are the waters
of Long Island Sound Cosey little har-
bors for small pleasure craft are to he
found everywhere. And here and there are
the rendezvous Of yachts with the biggest
spread of sails
Is there a more enjoyable days outins
than to sail in stanch little craft from
Cedar Point, just north Of South NorWalK
Harbor, to New Haven Bay? From the
tiny boat you get a better idea OF the
broadness of the Sound than from the up
per deck of a large vessel You are, too.
brought into more intimate touch with the
constantly changing shore line. II YOU sail
two or three times over the course, Pine
Creek Point and Stratford, Cedar and Mer-
wins Point and Fairweather Island be-
sides Charles Island, become such familiar
landmarks of the shore lire that you begin
TO talk about their shapes as II you hao
passed them daily for years.
If you like fishing there await you many
ane fishing grounds in the Sound.
Flowing into the Sound are many rivers
which call from the congested cities nun
dreds of devotees OF Izaak Walton. Ihe
Peouannock River empties into Bridgeport
Iarhor. the famous Housatonic River Is a
short distance east OF Bridgeport, and be
tween Stratford and Woodmont is the
Wopoyaug River. These comprise only
small number OF the inland waterways in
yiting at nearly every season of the year 10
fishermen and lovers Of other aquatic
snorts Many OF the rivers have their
source in the lake region of LtchheId
County.
Is IL any cause for wonderment that this
entire district was last year much more
popular vacation place than In the previous
summer. that more substantial cottages,
MANY for all-year USE were put up In 1911
than IN any other year, that the retail trade
centres were largely strengthened, that the
expanding suburban areas brought nearer
markets for the produce of the farms and
MANY new avenues Of employment were
created, thus affording larger number OF
residents a chance TO have steady and re-
muneratiye work within a short walk OF
their homes?
This region is unquestionably most allur-
ing 10 persons who can afford TO own and
maintain vast country estates. To many
other persons the westerly part Of the dis
trict is indeed suitable for all-year homes
within easy daily committing distance Of
old New York
And there is not one place In the district
which is not a veritabe rural paradise to
families Of moderate means who are seek
ing summer homes or profitable little
farms.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

SUNDAYS NEW. YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in tho United States
for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
SHARON. CONN.

cor,leroan's country seat for rent. turnshea.
ptsUtif,ii grounds of thirty acres, with running
brork cantury-old stone house with IsSen' ar rtro
ior tea room dining room, buffers pahny'
kitchen. laundry. servants, dining -ropni uarts Bed
,s az, g. bathrooms electric light, steam hest'
stable large garden with fruit IT. rdTs Rsnt han one
wiz VIII ~ ~ yC,,d sell three years leasehold Flii
Sartl~uars OF sACKETr, CHAPMAN SarL
ETTS Attorneys Tribune Bul.dLng. EeN -U. :.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
LEWIS B. CURTIS, Ex, Bridgeport, Conn.
Walnut Beach. Milford, Conn.
500 Feet Water Frontage

Fifty building lots on line OF trolley care. en-
peachwood ave" street 40 feet wits, all lots
4oxloo feet. price $3.50 each. For particulars
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31

STAMFORD. CONN-FOR SALE OR TO LEI
2 7in,SS',rr,shed - attractive, well built house
Iantai G. Ies,gn in hest part of town. seven bed
,ooms three bathrooms; hot water heating, ga
ard electric lights c. s, Box 20 tribune VI
tse
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
Farms of Every Description
HAVE THE BEST PLACES
at the lowest prices in Sew England.
G.. w. MUNSON
Milford, Conn.
Milford. Conn.

FOR sALE.-2oO- ACRE FARM: 100 acre acres t,nI, tI
able; 100 wood and pasture; n,'tes l,Wns tror
vw@aTr,,I6sytlie via n Y. & \. II r. a.; b@erH- @
sfire Division. IL rooms, steam heat sarrs 'S
and other outbuildirgs. all tools. Sa'Iiaseo, o,bay
I,Tsorovyer go nl,nt. Is COWS. horses ana other
no, .,ntE % r. WATSON co, Bridgeport. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
A BARGAIN.

SHORE. PROPERTY, HARBOR VIE" es'N'i''
'li'i'H SOt'TH NORWALh. , ,o,.
Ce.,.gs Win water bath, toilet
~. house and producing farm: 20 aC,ts 60
IaTre modern house ample outDuildins2s' bnid
everything first class; good nelGnp" c ,,,i'oo
80 t,srr,d for S. 800 aud S5.IOo taxes H. ,,,,,
irsE I,EE,r,pITs g JFTFRIES, New Haysn COW.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
WIN. OLIVER LkUGnMA
care Tho Atratneld," bridgeport, Conn
Cash BAAERY

No delivery Doing $500 weekly cheap rent
Heart or town come and stay one week at
NV sNnarsc he convinced. This 5 a real bar.
g,in | must leave by lst NAV II YOU are
iool,ng Tor O snap inyestisate this.
ShATaAi bhkKY So south sSr!S SofSs M,n St,ss, cos
New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
lHE; N0RWAlKS

u-,,b,r tha hour ronr- special oarsains IN gen
y, " N,..',r re.idsnCes. farms shore property,
s,c special Two acre farms, with q room
bouse and barn truit, etc, IN town, 10 MN
rtes rom station. 81. 800 and s., 500 THOMAS
y LILLY Al seaNiew ave, So Norwalk, Conn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-05

Sine Nielien. &an6ers: Sine 8e0er=
len. 8or11p: Sens Senien. g.
&ongersleb: Sngoar Senien. Sue:
&m6. @briitian Sacoblen. &grbpf
ifop: Mn6ers Mnoer{en. 8re0. Ct:
&anna &anien. 5tige: 2obiie Niel=
len. &ragelnn6: 8eber &asmus
&mien. Mge6rl1p: 2erer 2aurit5
2arien. Mgbbpllegaar6: 8ogboloer
Sans 2arien. 8irferbo: 6ranctSfo
Senrifien. Menltrup: Srlius Mn-
6erfen. ct. @albD: Smo. Setter Be=
terlen. @iprsIepbuiene: @n1o. Sens
Senlen. l16bD: @aaroman0 clinton
Mooien. ct. @agelie: Mortin Mor=
tenie1. Soberup: Sine Slien. &1rab=
1trup Stotion: 9orte Strambau.
@ooagcrgoar0: Sobonne 2%ars6atter.
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- sJbb. &gieiteretsasiesior gbri-
itopber @aniteen er afgaaet be6 81
ben ariitiattia, 891a gar gam
mel. Meb BAN er en- al 2anoets
melt aniete % 6Dgtigc gamle gm,
.beosmeno gaaet bort. Saniteen,
Der bar fg6t 266e September 1922,
bleb inrioiif 8an6i0ot, / Mar GAM
mel, ! 1913, % aniattes set fgl-
genoe aar iom @opiit, fprit / Ssn-
oreoepartementet, ienere / Suitits0e-
partemertet, bbor ian / 1851 u6-
nGbntes til S1l6megtig og / 1854
til 8nreal1cbef. S 1853 fonitituere-
6es ban iom &riminal6ommer, So
ge6 og Notartus BubIicus / &riltia=
mia, fra bnilfen stilling ban efter
8prettens 0prettelie / 1867 git ODER
til MsieSior ! Seieiteret. Denne
chilling inbebap6e bon til / Gebruar
1905, ga ban / en- Ml6er al 80 Mar
tog Mfifeo, be0 bpilfen Mnle6ninQ
acknowledgement tilfien6egap fin
ipecielle Mnerfien6el1e al Msies1orens
lange og nomerfeoe Gmbeospirfiom:
be6.
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SYG
<VIND DE- r.

Ved at Dive torev1st udtrykkehgt og paaldehgt Bevls tor,
ct bestenat Middel har helbredet mango Tilfalde at Kvinde-
samme Middel ~ligeedes Wide h:alpe hende, hvis hun har samme
Her foreligger fem Breve fla sydlge Kvinder, der beviser
de virksomme Egenskaber i Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound.
BREW FRA VIRGINIA.
Dem l@ og perss $ ypper iS lassi G' s Ses. Pa ass' At T kS TssisT % sygdon@ ne
G Ggna aevG ifke er adfsr sen @ g E%ssb s9 1e e Sss7im aa Hia "a ot # M "a @% ,15 5eS
~5 5"n sSx,d ferli q mig mg H %s,e end ID fem MN Mip ~ efn.n.nas ve.et,,o Com.
og Biodrenssr: Mar jeg ser n lidende Kvnde snsker jeg At med
ef's se eM' Ora Nf ff d Gssss N @ as' n' ssRsfet s fal lE SS }sG vi '1 EHis s%s
BREW FRA LOUISIANA.
!g SsM ,5 5y$s E F = Prs5s@s st yesst5 $s ee%see hyP PSsssss 5ss 4 { ! bl q
xdgsfin fn mf irna Mar jg sod op ON A1orgenen fse jeg udmdtet og
sT 96sF: at 6e{ {g M fsayitsse + ps Sssa c Spss %s ss P , ssa% } o'e M {sg ca a
sToN BLoNDEAU, 151 Poymnia Str, New Orleans, La.
BREW FRA FLORIDA.
Wanchua, Fla. "For n It'd siden skrev jg til Dem ON mine
Symptom symptens a; HexSp5ne aasa n og Bss7srbshsedsr we'd at gaa, for
s5 Fandf m ait a # sastsrt hensem'de'; dette var alt 5es 'rosts os 5es
Men 5g begyndte tide med den rehge Medicn og bhv rask. Bet
MATTE HoDNoT, Box 400, Wauchua,. Florida.
BREW FRA WEST VIRGINIA.
hams T 7!%%a q COMPOUND pao h naeS 9d IF sste ct = vid 4 It %ss9 fs m at Mode ioasr FL p sRet
og mig selv.
leg har meddet Folk dusinvis derom og min Batter siger, at naar
en Ssasf :" P P' Mrs. n9'5 Mi cEsF K k'i %SeK Enaass Ra ns ss n at s sFr ST.. P Mszs
ENDNU EFT BREW FRA VIRGINIA.
Newport News, Va. - "omtrent for fem Aar siden plagedes jegi den
Grad at smerter og Besvarligheder hver Manned, at jeg MATTE ssge
pound . eg 5 g f s?SSr Su %is 1 {; 5t%Ss ! &s$ci ne r% st7sRsde vs @Ss ! en Ss@;
n Ter Fpiaae Ssxs Sy va' Mrs W. }: B1AzroS' 1929 Hampton Ave.
Hvorfor fors0ger De like dette p~aalidelige Middel?
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NIinne(ota.

~ Soiepb 81. Mc@eh iom / nj
9lar bar &rofeslor | Sbatt1tcf, er
ofgaaet peo 0gbe11 i Iaribal1lt efter
en- ln1,gere 5ios Spgeligbeo, AZ
s[ar gammel,. 5or ct Mar itoen
egte0e ian Miis 0lipc @elbe
Taribault.
De fornemite 9per ! Meiabo=
SSerugrnbeoiitriftet bill fra Sen lite
Sssat1uar 1918 bliDe forbunoet be6 en-
eleftriff .8ane. 8pgningen al 8a-
men er allerl6e begDnot. @olaget,
bbis 8enge fommer fra often, ffaal
beoe Meinbn Railpap So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-05
LAMBERrS
HEUMATISME-PULvER

er en- sikker, paalideliq OF hrrtie LindrinG
for Rteum atIsme; NeuralRl, Pleur!ex. nos
xedplne, Febsr; laor1Ppe. og Fo~rh..5!s:
denskabelig medicinsk Ti1beredning al
stor Vardi. bet er i~ndpakket i Csc, SOC or
81 Pakker, paatrykt tydelig Brugsanvis'
ming og ferdig til Brug.
Bet River sikker Lindrine i IS Minuttel
efter den f6rste Dosis, in%deholder absolut
ingen skade1iRe Stoffer OF udvikler inPeD
TranR til G~jentagelse j Systemet.
Literature, eller Pulveret portofrit we'd Mod
taRe1sen af Prison.
e. LAMBERT, Ens-Fabrlkant,
Cor, 3rd Ave. S. and 9TH ST.
Minneapolis, MINI.
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SeSn6bru6Stnpe pInn6re6e Soft

~ S%n6bru0stpbe plDnore0e Soft
fontoret / &enpon forle6en Scat og
tog me6 fig $50 / &enge. Srimer-
ferne fit De life Sag /. &pbene BRIO
fig giennem en- @ioe66r for at toni
me inD. Sc lprRngte 5ttferbe0sifu-
bet og epe6e anoet @erperf.
= Sun0egalifab er n6bruot
blanot @un6ene / @irgirta. Borg
meter @amfinion bar 6erfor BE-
itemt, at alle @unbe, lom life enten
CT foriparligt b1tn0ne eller forlpnet
me0 M1tn0furp> oil blipe ifuot. gn
gal @nnb bar biot flere onore SUIT
De, loa man ngrer sSrDgt for, at
&l1nbegalifaben or l1leget 11obreot /
8pen.
He11gelfabet / &enpons Yolt=
tontor bleb ipra1tgt Not til forrige
Spnoog, og &gberne iatte fig 6erfor
! 8eiiooelie af $50 iamt ct ubetpoe-
ligt Mntal Jrimerfer. Man bab0e
banet fig Mogang giennem @ioeop=
rem, og Sen moo &en9eifabet an
penote Nitroglpcerine bab6e bapt Ell
iaa frpgtelig @irfning, at life ale,e
Sfabet, men ogiaa meget al Mgble-
mertet bar g0eIdat.
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Noget at vare taknemmelig for.
Jeg har brugt DR.. Warmers White
Wine Of Tar Syrup for Halsbet@ndelse,
Hoste, Forkjelelse og svage Lunger.
SDet overgaar allie andre Midler :ieg for
Ehar brugt. David r. Munson,
Grantsburg,s:Wi
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D6oe Danmar6.
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a%1rbeanager gbritian Senricbien.
Srf. Sllie @ullacb. M11reripeno
.GiicberS &uitrn @arla. @igbmano
Setter Matbieien al ggtoeb pr. Sol
Ioing. Matteopipnsman6 grnit SEN
len. &igbman6 &ormit3's gnfe Sen-
ny. &ommano6rinoe gnfefru Ebo-
ra Giicber. 8aiferieier Sans &an-
lens Suitru Crime. gnfe emma
I@milie Ma6ien. Sine MQrie Beoer=
fen. ginban0ler &arI Dorpb-Eeoer=
len. 8bp. &an0ifemager Gbriition
&ocotis. Tbp. Observation-Disclosures
Sans S6rgenien. Srl1 gmilie Mel=
Ter. Srf. 6lora 8argiien.
Mnmelbte for Treberifsberg &irf.
Mrbeiosmano Miels J11gliong
@nfefru 2ouiie &ammel. @rosie.
rer Sans @olbpe. @nfefrl1 &e@n.
riette @cbmi0t. @ogbol6er Sobon
mes Wagner. SIP. M11rerarbei0s
mono Carl grifslon. Sbb. Mitme
iter @berbaro bon @llbrecbt. Irf
8irtbe Senien. Srf. Mman0o &a
gen. @fspe6itrice Srf. 8eterien
Semi. &opnearbeioer Sens Sergen
len.
Mnmelbte for Murbre 8irfs Sfiftc
ret.
@gllerb6: @eberl fe SSrgri
8engtsion. Sr6rl1p: Gbp. Mnrc
Soban 9ie6ericb. 2pngbp: M1
bei0SmanO &eter D6omien. Sn1bl
ban6ler Mn0ers Senlen. @cllerl&p
)@fueipiller 5opbus Mel1mann. 5b>
.I@fibsf. 2arS Heterien. 9ogboloe
Soar &aa=Beterien. 2etmotros 8
@. M%nbreaier1. Eeni. @tabslergc1
@briitian Gtobl. @olte: Gtatsfo1
iulelrt Carl 8irf. @laoiafi
Sfrg0oer s. S. Heterie lens @l1ltr
Mnno. @barlottenluno: &o1nmal
oprin6e Sobonne @olbgll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-05

Imnmoien tror life, Scott bar be-
ret paa Spbpplen fbr ian. &oalo
Mmunolen far, eftcr bba6 nDailp
Gbronicle"s &orrelpon6ent / @obart
meooeler, fife furtoet noget @por,
Ser piier, at Scott bar beret pes
|Spopolen. Set er 6og life oerfor
lmnligt> at fan far beret ser,
iset bans 5por fun6e pere n6Iette=
De al Storm o. lign. Smi6lertto
befrefter Mmunoiens Sagttagelier
life en- ioaoan S%ppotbeie, tbi / Sc tire
Gage, ban opbolot fig be6 @olen,
bar Geiret fuloitenoig itille, og Fan
tror> at bette er SEN ieobanlige at
moifqriife Sil1ton6 paa @teoet.
@eografiit @elifab bar / en- @fri-
oelie til &egieringen %on6roget ON,
at Der maa blipe bebilget ct Stots-
biorae pao 100000 @r. til Mmuno-
len. Observation-Disclosures illtter Jig
It'll ct Anoragenoe til @eogrofif GEL
1fab noen at npbne t1oget beltemt
8elpb. Sugen pil blibe bebonoIet
i f%orbereoenoe Statsraa6, og fon-
geltg Eropoiition oil blipe frem1at /
|@totsroaoet.
Ser er til Stortinget inolgbet Sc.
'legrammer fra en- @effe u6enbps
log inoenbDS 5gman6s- og &on6els.
foreninger, Iom anbefaler Mnoragef1.
Oct.
@tenbomsial9. @aaroen 8aa
berg poa &ingsafer er al &bort
anrlien meb 8eietning og @eoifobe1
1olgt til Spar 9been, 81. Gotten, 70,
$4,000 &roner og 0mfoitninger.
- @aar6en norbre Sforfeberg.
Srogn er al gieren sc. &iernsl
iolgt til &e6er Mgnor for ca. 21,OO(
ST. plus Omfoitninger.
9Bbsfalb. &igbman6 Mn6er;
Sreisbob paa &gnefos ogoe forIe6e,
/ &rtitionia efter en- Operation, fnl
36 Mar gammel. @igbmono Trgis
bob bar en- opgtig 6orretningsmon6
og bans 800 er ct Itort Sob 70,
bans 6e6ebp. @an bar en- grei Mo
tnr, oaben og go0biertet iom faa.
&aptein, 8~rigsfommisier 6
9. .. G%re6rifien i @riitiansion6 e1
ofgoaet be0 0e6en. &an bar .fe6
1848, bleb Officer 1871 og @optei,
1889. S 1908 tog ban Mfifeo #,
faitlbnnet 0fficersitiIling. lite ga
nuar 1911 blep ban uonepnt ii
&~rtgsfommisier i &riItiansia n6