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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
History of pour Aan1e.
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NOWLAN.
HOUGHTON
VARIATION-Hauehton.
RACIAL ORlGiN-EngIIsh.
SOURCE-A locality,

Whenever you see a family name
ending in ton" you may be pretty
sure that it is derived from the name
of place already in existence a the
time of the Norman invasion. The
place name may be derived from the
given name of an Anglo-Saxon chief
tain. or it may be a purely descriptive
place name. But it will nearly always
be of Anglo-SaXon origin.
There are exceptions. Of course, to
every rule. but there are remarkably
few to this.
The family name Of Houghton, or
Haughton. is allied to the names
Hough and Howe in the sense that
one of its component parts is the
same. The ancient Anglo-Saxon word
was "hoog." with a meaning of
high" which latter word. indeed.
has come from it. 1t is allied to the
German word "hoch." 1t came later
to have the meaning Of hill" as we'll
The ton" originally dun meant a
fortified place, hence town. The
city Of Houghton, in Lancashire was
SO named by the Anglo-SaXon COM
munity as the hill fortress" The
family names. of course, are derived
from il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
The Guide Post
By Henry van Dyke =
Dependency Overcome.


Why art thou cast down. o my soul ?
And why art thou disquieted within
Hope thou in God: for I shall yet
praise Him,
Who is the health of my countenance
and my God-Ps. 42:11.
Thy feelings will eBb and flow, thy
heart will grow warm in summers
glow and cold in winters chill. thou
wilt be brave and steadfast today.
downcast and anxious tomorrow.
Thy streams will be full in tho
rainy season, and, in the time of
drouth they will be bare beds Of
stone.
Turn away from thyself. Hope in
God.
He fainteth not. neither is weary.
He is the uhfailing fountain; with
Him is. no variableness, neither
shadow Of turning.
When thou are dismayed, He is still
full of an eternal peace.
When thou art downcast. He is still
untroubled.
Is He not everywhere? Does not
the sun shine as brightly on this bare
mountain and on the distant wallis of
Babylon as on TIE diSmantled towers
of Zion? VIII He not rise tomorrow
as calmly and surely as He rose to-
day?
Turn to God and He shall be the
health Of thy cOuntenance.
Look toward the light, and thy
shadow shall fall behind thee, and
thou shalt march even into exile with
song upon thy lips and the bright
ness of an everlasting hope shining
in they face.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

and generous on this subject above
All creeds. all religions, embrace
t the everlasting tenets Of love. peace,
nedxhbor. All the great spiritual
leaders have enjoined such Virtues
upon their disciples. This is par
ticularly true of Christ, who preached
love and tolerance and elimination
OF religious narrowness, though He
paid for 1t on the cross. Yet with
one accord. in His name. His follow
ers arise and smite those who happen
to differ from them.
Why should this be?, Why should
we, care II the other chap thinks of
we try to force him to accept our YER
sion? Not even the wisest Of us can
expound the nature OF God or explain
the mysteries which surround the
soul OF man. Only this much is
every human heart is planted a hun
ger for freer, richer life and a more
lasting content. Each man in his
own way reaches out through the
dark to an end which only he can
define. What does : the particular
we reach ahead? why demand an
identical interpretation Of the SUI
preme Power when 1t IL obvious that
II any man could really interpret
Him He would no longer be God?
And doesn't the very fact that we
wax bitter in dispute prove conclu-
sively that. there's something wrong
In our personal interpretation?
Since perfect knowledge is denied
to all of us, why: not recognize the
other mans right to his own answer
totthe riddle? Is goodness a meager
bone that we should haggle over it
like straving ours? Or is it free and
|. limit1ess. as the air, which comes TO
all tmparttally and IL used by each
man according to his capacity?
/. Copyright. 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
Billy RagamuMin.

why, Billy Ragamuffin:' cried
Uncle Ned. Billy came into the room
in an old blouse with the sleeves
rolled up, rubber boots and a pair Of
patched overalls torn off at the knees.
He had on an old red sweater of the
hired mans.
"A farmer boy called me a dude"
exclaimed Billy. I'll show him I'm
no dude. I'll wear the oldest clothes
I can find"
Billy stuck his Ratchet in his belt
and went walking down the road.
"You poor little boy" he heard a
voice behind him. Billy turned
and saw nicely dressed lady riding
horeback. You look so tired and
dusty. live down the road a little
way. Come along and I'll give you
a glass of milk"
Billy, grinning to himself, followed
her to a fine big house. She took
him into the kitchen, where the cook
fed him. While he was eating she
went away, and then came back with
a bundle. There's a present for you
grew it," she said. You must come
to. see me again."
Billy thanked her and ran home
with the funny-shaped bundle. What
could 1t be?
Color Billy's trousers blue and his
sweater red, also his hat. Cut the
hat on the dotted line so it will At
on Billy's head.
Don't lose any of Billy's suits. Be
sure to get the paper every day and
Soon you will have q whole family
TO NAV with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

Weather Nuthing exter.
Spoarting Page
The Invisibles played the ferst
game Of the season last Sattiday
AFTERNOON agenst the Park Wonders
mascot, Benny Pottses
black and white dog Yardo, hadent OF
kepp jumping up on Skinny Martin
every time he started to pitch and
made his cerves all Tong. Score 80
to 2s/ favor the Park Wonders.
Intristing Facks About Intristing
People
Pubs SimKinses favorite froot is
peetch dumplings.' vile Sam Crosses
is bannanna fritters.
Reddy Merfys granfather is SO yeers
old going on "a and hasent got hard
ly eny teeth. but wen there is cake
for diZZert he genrelly beets Reddy
eating his peece so he can take the
exter slice in case there is one.
Pome by Skinny Martin
1t Is to Lam
Different things strike different people
funny,
But 1 think without a doubt
The site that strikes most of them
the funniest
Is somebody eltses umbrella inside
out.
Old people took for wawks, 10 cents
a hour. Our record: We have never
yet left one get run over by a auto
mobeeI or even hit by one. The Ed
Wernick and Lew Davis Wawking
Co. ADVERTISEMENT
Lost and Found. Nuthing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
Boxer and Wool Wool Sep
arate.

The Great World calls each to his place
10 prove his worth in lfe's great race.&
Old Mother Nature.
All the conceit was gone from
Boxer Jimmy Skunk had taken the
very last from him. He no longer
felt boastful. In fact. Boxer wanted,
above all things, to keep out of sight
OF everybody. You see, Jimmy Skunk
had given Boxer a does Of that bad
smelling scent which Jimmy carries
with him all the time, but. never uses
excepting for his own protection.
And Boxer couldn't get rid OF it. Do
what he would he couldn't get rid
of it.
= Every one kept out Of Boxers way.
1t wasn't because they were afraid
of him, but because of that dreadful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
Succotash.

Let some dried lima or kidney beans
soak In cold water over night. Drain,
wash in fresh water, rinse and drain
again. Cover with cold water and let
simmer until tender which will be in
about five hours. Add a teaspoonful
Of salt, one can of corn, one-fourtll,
cupful of butter and half a teaspoon
full of black pepper, also more salt il
needed. A little strained tomats
PURGE, also onion juice and chopped
peppers are additions relished by
many persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

The jacquette blouse is certainly
enjoying a popularity overwhelming
for there isn't single shop along
5th avenue that isn't displaying them
as the leading fashion for summer.
Here you have the opportunity Of
obtaining a pattern Of one in sizes
16 years. SO, SO, 40. AZ and A inches
bust measure. Hard to make?". you
ask; not at all: In fact. it is almost
an impossible task to find something
more simple. And economical. too.
for IA yards 40-inch material with q
yard 27-inch contrasting makes one
in q 36-inch size. OF course. you
may want to make yours of single
material; in that case. you will need
but 2 yards 40-inch material.
Prints in all their glory of color
combinations are used for these jac-
QUOTES and solid colors, too, are quite
popular.
Price OF pattern Is cents, In postage
stamps only. Orders should he aa-
dressed to The WashinGton Star pat
tern bureau, z East 18th street. New
York city. Please write name and
address clearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
Shad Roe in Pimentoes,

Cover the shad roe with water just
below the boiling point. Add tea
spoonful Of salt. tablespoonful of
vinegar and two slices of onion and
let simmer very gently for twenty
minutes. Remove from the liquid
and cut in tiny cubes. Make a cream
sauce, allowing a scant cupful of
sauce fora heaping cupful of cubes,
and using part cream. as the liquid.
Season as needed with salt and pep
per. Add a teaspoonful of lemon
juice and the cubes. The mixture
should be quite consistent. Use to
fill the pimentoes. Trim the edges of
the pimentoes if necessary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
LIS! i? tS':?! J! 4! !!!:!!
Y5zRaTeD By Csc Mhx13o1

Two Of my friends have fought bit
terly and are now refusing to speak
to each other. Each one has ex-
planned. to me the cause Of the dis
agreement with obvious, heated con-
viotion that such q quarrel is justified
by every canon Of Justice and honor.
They quarreled over a difference in
religion. During the quarrel they said
tho most malicious things and hurled
tho most disgraceful insinuations at
each other. But they felt that the
nature of the quarrel fully justified
such insults. < ~
There's no use arguing religion"
said Bill, third friend, as he dis
cussed the trouble. You just can't
do 1t and part friends. Take it from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
Cold Cauliflower,

Cook the caulffower as usual in
boiling safted water, drain, and chill.
Serve the fowerets on heart leaves Of
lettuce or endiye around a mound of
aspic- mayonnaise. Decorate with
figures cut from slices Of picked beet.
Make the pic-mayonnaise in the
usual way, using the yolk of one egg,
one-fourth teaspoonful each of salt.
paprika and mustard, one tablespoon
full each of vinegar and lemon juice,
and one cupful of olive oil. Have
the mayonnaise chilled and a cupful
of aspic jelly, of sirup-like con-
sistency. Gradually beat the aspic
into the mayonnaise. When thor
oughly chilled and set 1t Is ready for
use, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

Length 91a inches.
Mottled all over with black, brown
and white; a conspicuous white band
across the upper breast.
Three outer tail-feathers white
shown distinctly in fight.
Female has buff instead of white
band and patches.
Resident, from April 20 to October;
winters from Florida southwark.
Whippoor-will live in dense, wild
woods and consequently are not heard
near the city. but at Takoma Park
and farther out they are not uncom-
mon. AS they fly only at night they
are seldom seen, but in passing
through a bit of thick woods in day.
time YOU may sometimes start one up.
when he will fly low for a short dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
Crab Flake Cocktail.

Cut SOME green peppers to form
cups of uniform size, discarding the
seeds and the white portion on which
the seeds grow. Into each pepper
turn about three tablespoonful of
tomato catsup. Add additional ma
voring Of paprika,. lemon juice, meat
sauce or, salt. AZ suits the taste Place
the peppers in the center of the serv-
ing plates, arrange. around them heart
leaves OF lettuce, and on the LETTUCE
arrange the crab naKes. Serve at
dinner Or 3unchsQ0s ~ = :. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

odor he carried with him. He couldn't
enjoy his food. He couldn't enjoy
anything. Oh. how he did wish that
he had left Jimmy Skunk alone! III
had given Boxer a dose of that bad
never bother him again. No, sir, I'll
never bother him again. When l meet
Jimmy Skunk he can have the path"
said Boxer over and over to himself
Even Wool Wool, Boxers twin sis
ter, would have nothing to do with
him. She wouldn't let him come any
where near her. She told him very
plainly that he had been served just
right. and that she hoped it would
be a lesson to him. She told him that
he had been altogether too conceited,
and that she hoped that now he would
remember some of the things Mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

tance and settle 1engthwise on a limb
or log. His flight is SO noiseless that
it seems weird in the deeply shaded
woods. He feeds entirely on insects.
chiefly moths, and can engulf the
largest in his great mouth. aided by
the long stiff bristles which sur
round it. No nest is built, the two
speckled eggs being laid on the bare
ground or on dry leaves.
If near the whippoor-will when he
is singing. you may hear the peculiar
double chuck he gives between calls.
and can imagine that he says to
himself, 81 won't" after each threat
to whip poor Will. One little boy,
whose summer home is near woods
where he always hears the whippoor-
will at twilight. calls him the bed
time bird, and thinks he says, Go to
bed, go to bed"
Copyright. L. W. Maynard.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

The meanest burglar on record has
been discovered. He broke into
bakers shop, and, finding only some
small change as plumber, took a
single bite of every pie and cake
in the place, thus rendering them un-
GO Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18

me, they'll sling more mud in the
name o. God than they would in a
gang fight"
we can all attest the truth of Bills
statement, and isn't it q queer COM
mentary on our. spiritual development
that this should be so? No other sub
jsct under the sun engenders such
ridAness and intolerance rs q differ
ence Of opinion along religious lines
On no other subject must one exercise
such repression, or SO hide ones own
convictions. Yet 1t would seem. that
thef slightest leavening of spiritual
%racfousnesS should make US tolerant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-18
AND THEIR CHILDREN

My daughter steps out IN the fresh
air and sunshine two or three times
a day and plays butterfly. She lifts
her arms above her head, inhaling,
until her hands meet. Then she ex-
hales as SHE lowers her arms and
flies" with few running steps.
This is a fine chest exercise and gives
good posture. A child will readily
take up this initiating game.
(Copyright, 1921
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
WAN

Women to sew covers on Baseballs,
at home, all time or spare time. No
experience necessary. Apply for in
stT1lctions at the branch offices of The
on-Taber Sporting Goods Co., at III
North street, New Britain; 55 Pratt
Street, Meriden or factory office, II
Goodman Place, Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

nsa until Saturday Morning, he vas
released under bonds 0f $1,000 al
though Attorney William =, MaRgan,
wha represented him this morning,
i,ut who will be disqualified 10 appear
for him tamaFTag, stated that the
amount was excessive and wanted 20
haze II reduced,
Prosecutor Joseph @, Woods, who
Rresented the states ease this morn
ing and who will also he disqualified
ta appear far the state tomorrow,
wanted the case continued until Mon
day morning, Attorney Mangan, how
ever, asserted that II the state went
10 the trouble Of bringing t.entina
here and he is being held under hands
of 81 goo, his case should he tried TO-
morrow, Prosecutor Woods said that
the man has heen ant Of Connecticut
twa years, has three children in the
eeunty home ana he did not think
that Roger Jones Of the state charity
ennld come ia New Brit
ain tomorrow as a witness for the
state. Judge Aliing continued The
case until tomorrow,
state policeman Fred Hanson yes
terday afternoon arrested Michael
brown for violating the motor vehicle
law, This morning brown was ar
raignad in court for operating a motor
truck with improper markers The
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Eddy=Gloyer Members
Going 10 Plainyille

The members Of EdaY-Glaser pest,
American Legion, have neen invited
"a attend the aReRing night Of Rroek-
tlarnes post, M. So, The American
,Agion. plainyille, az their new anar-
ters an Whiting street, PlainFille,
Monday, MAY 2s, and the members Of
the Local post are requested IL assem-
HE a. the legion rooms az y, m.
daylight time,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Drove ABOUT WITH
1921 MOTOR LICENSE
Patsy Dolce Pays Court $40 for
NOT Being Up 10 Date

Patsy Dolce was arrested last night
hy Trafie Policeman Fred Wagner
for violation of the motor vehicle law
and was aFraigRed IN police court to-
day for operating a motor vehicle
without an operators license Police
man Wagner testified that Dolce ran
into the rear Of another car a. the
CORNER nf Main and Church streets al
about stas o'clock last night The
officer said that the accused man told
him that he did NOT have a license
Dolce testified that hn had had If
eensA In 1921 hut not since that time.
city last evening by Detective Ser
geant William L, Aiefne, arfaigned IN
court This morning on a charge Of
non.suppaFt aud his ease was eontin'
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

BEFORE YOU BUY CAR TT PAYS TO
LOOK OVER OUR STOCK.
HERE ARE SOME OF OUR sPE-
GALS
Dodge Touring ....,.......... s325
Oakland (2) like new, each.... s25
Chevrolet, 1920 ............... $225
Chevrolet Roadster ........... $is5
Maxwell, 1920 ................ sls5
Paige Sedan ................. SITS
Buick "6" Coupe ............. $325
Oakland Sedan ...,.......... $3.50
We have many more bargain In used
cars. Just come In and look them
over before buying your car.
FAIR EXCHANGE
sS ARCH ST.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

Premier l,niheare and his ministers
resign when French senate refuses TO
proceed with trial or communist Mar
esi caehin, President Miilcrand de-
elines TO accept designations and cab
met remains in office,
Premier Baldwin still seeks chan
c.llor OF the exeheauer and his plans
FOR renniting conservative party in
formation OF new cabinet have apnar-
entity misearried,
Eight are killed and at least 20
wounded when communists and Ger
man police battle In Gelsenkirchrn.
Henry Ford advances city Of De-
froit sb0G,0n0 onshort onn at per
cent. onthidding New York bankers.
who asked 4 u per cent.
Spanish Royal Mail Steamship line.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World

running heiween Barcelona and New
win lac sent 10 Havana and Vera Cruz,
New York city life insurance and
mortgage companies suspend building
loans on big Jobs because OF growing
Instability In building Industry. bank
crs assert,
Florida legislature ah0lishes county
convict lease system effective next
January /.
senator f.ai'ollette. William j,
Bryan and Mayor Hylan Of New York
are among those prominent AT CHI
cago conference on valuation OF ma
tion's railroads.
Henry Ford plans TO build in the
south cotton mills plant that will cost
more than s25,0o0,o0o, the Atlanta
Journal says.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

state policeman testified that the
Hartford headquarters had received
word that Rrewn VAS driving
GlYdesdala truck with markers issued
Ter a similar truck "a Irene Glaahane,
Of Sc HilleEest aYenHe. tie VAS fiRe3
s2s ami costs,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

10 DAT sALE--wE MUST CLEAN
HOUSE
1921 Hudson Touring
1920 Dodge Roadster;
1913 Dodge Sedan;
1898 Ford Coupe;
1890 Buick Touring;
1917 Buick Touring;
1918 Buick Coupe;
1918 REQ Touring;
1917 National Sedan;
1918 Overland Coupe;
1917 Hudson Coupe;
Ford Touring and studebskers
cheap. Time payments arranged.
HoNETMAN AUTO SALES CO..
..-, 100 ARCH ST.
TEL 21os.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

USED CARS
studebaker "Big 9" Touring;
Chevrolet, F. B.. Touring;
Essex Touring;
Cleveland Touring, 1920;
Cleveland Touring. 1921.
AMERICAN SALES CO.,
s ELM ST.,
TEL. 17l7.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

USED CARS ...- ~.
a..- j~@. sEr.
Cole IS" 1890, I passenger.
Closed car. $780,
studebAker 70" $126. .-
Ford touring car, cheap.
Auburn. 1920. Beauty Six, 5 pass. tour.
R. G. RUDOLPH
III CHERRY ST.
Phone 3o6l.2.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Special Notice

A special meeting of tht Loyal Or
der of Moose will he held this eve
ming AT ! o'clock 10 take aetinH on tho
death Of Eugene sheehan,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

WILLYS KNIGHT motor cars, sales and
service. THE Sleeve Valve Motor" r. G.
Rudolph 127 Cherry st. Phone 2051-2.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

Spanish Royal Mail Steamship line,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
AUTOMOTIyE
Auto and Truck Agencies

BUICK MOTOR CARs"Better car are be-
ing built and Buick Is building them"
New Britain Buick Co.. 225 Arch street.
Telephone 2607.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
AUfOM0TIyE
Anlas Ana Ilaleks IlaE aale

ALIEN te4riRs, AslA nI4ssa Saea nailss
Al ASH tires saso cas- NesTlaRa teAFins
ssr Gaoa eanaitian, q, ~ RaagAph, al
ehsrFy 81,
AI.wAYs : sieek 81 Is ased ssFs "a hsRa,
Ms aegept as i0N IS sSa ~ Hfss Pay
meat 81 > raF aRRR eEFninEs and al
daE sandsN. RfiiafAe fsea a'ar Eashanst
81 Areh 81 RhNFe 9aAa
BIGGEST BARGAINS IN used eaTs, Wan
give ali demonstrators aeA Naai hsgp
are snlae ~ tAemi lasa Asakland iea aAs,
IN wanaaTfal faRaiil0n, fsfsi late 1877
nedsa roadster, s.sR. iisdsea saRfs sl4,
ssak: lsla AaKwsil slssi Baiek roadster
t2sei Oakland ssdsn, ssfsi eAefEels, IN
running condition SIS Many mere bar
gains, Gene in and ls eanaineeA, Fair
Ekshaags, % Arch g.
BTfSh FaadsteF lEsF, Aaas Tres eehaiF
ten very EeRa. Just sheHaaghlF ever
hauled, c, a, hence, u Msln 81, Tel, ssls,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-26
CONSERVATIVES WIN
Related EissuFns Prom Canada show
Ontario EIeasiaR Swept by Party
Which Takes as seats,

Toronto, June 2s-eeRssrVatiVes
made = clean sweep in the ontaTle
elections Yesterday helatsd returns
showing that they had captured ss
seats in the legislature,
The united farmer laheF coalition
went down Ia defeat after four years
Of rule,
Conservatives also walked away
with the cabinet pests Howard
ferguson, the conservative leader,
was assured election as Premier
nrnFy's successor,
FwantF-one OF the III districts had
not reported today owing 10 severe
electrical storms. The results thus
far obtained showed the liberals 10
have won IS seats, the united farmers
seven and the labor and independent
parties one each,
Formerly the farmers had a. menu
hers in the house, while labor had
nine, giving the coalition control OF
the body with s4 votes,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-26
Rig Three" Championship
Al Stake This Afternoon

New York, June 26.-Fhe baseball
championship Of the big three Aas
Al stake todaY In the game schedules
between Princeton ana Yale A. the
Yankee stadium, Both the Tigers
and the Ellis have captured their SER
les Aith Harvard and have divided
the first two games Of their own ser
les. Pend, who has twiTled the Blue
10 victories over both IT'S chief rivals,
was slated 10 occupy the mound for
Vale, and Carney, PTineetOn's main
stay, was expected 20 be his oppor
nent
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-26
WELCOME TRADE PLANS
May Start Steamship Line Prom Scan
dinayian Ports To Petrograd

Copenhagen, June 2,.--Plans for q
direct steamship line from Scandina-
Wan ports TO Petrograd have been
made by Norwegian, British and Dan
ish capitalists, to be ope-Sd this sum-
mer. The new line is being establish
ed as result OF the preliminary
Russian Danish trade agreement
which was signed in Moscow recently.
The Danish farmers are particularly
interested in the new agreement as 1t
is looked upon as providing market
for their surplus produce.