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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Large Tea
AT Post
Mrs. Jesse A. Laid feted
tuesday Afternoon

Honoring Mrs. Jesse A.
Laid and women of the 18th
Infantry. the officers wives
of the 18th Infantry gave a
tea yesterday at the Officers
club.
Mrs. Ladd's husband Brig.
Gen. Laid, was recently pro-
NOTED to the general officers
list and ordered to cave his
command of the 18th Infantry
to go to the Alaskan troops.
In the receiving line at the
affair were Mrs. Ladd. Mrs. Har-
rison McAlpine, wife Of Col. Nc
Alpine, who commands the It'll
Infantry: Mrs. John f. Copeland.
wife Of 1t. Col. Copeland. who is
the new commanding officer Of
the 18th Infantry; Mrs. C. r.
Lynch, wife of Major Lynch, who
is the 18th Infantry adjutant, and
Mrs. w. w. Quinn. wife of Capt.
Quinn. who is the eth Infantry
adjutant.
Presiding in turn at the long
tea tables which graced either
end OF the lounge were Mrs.
Kenyon A. Joyce, wife OF Maj.
Gen. Joyce, who commands the
TX army corps; Mrs. John +.
Lucas. wife of Maj. Gen. Lucas,
who commands the 3rd Division. .
Mrs. Charles p. Hall, wife Of Brig.
Gen. Hall. who Is the assistant
3rd Division commander: Mrs.
Jonathan w. Anderson, wife of
Brig. Gen. Anderson. who com
mands the 3rd Division artillery.
Mrs. Marshall Randol. wife of
Brig. Gen. Randol, who commands
the 41st Division artillery; Mrs.
Ralph r. Glass, wife of Col. Glass.
the post commander; Mrs. Albert
D. Clark. wife of Col. Clark, the
post surgeon. and Mrs. Donald w.
Forbes, wife of Col. Forbes. the
post dental surgeon.
Identical centerpieces of gladioli,
larkspur and pink and yellow roses
were on the two tea tables, with
tall white tapers in silver candle
sticks at the corners of the flower
bowls. Tea was served from huge
silver pots, along with hot cheese
bits and dainty cakes.
1t. John Lennahan. stationed
with the Engineers at Fort Lewis,
and Miss Betty Peterson of the
post Red Cross office were married
in a quiet ceremony Saturday eve
ming.
The Fort Lewis Inn celebrated
the opening of its new refresh
ment room with an open house
Saturday evening \ hill billy
band provided the music for the
affair.
The regular Officers club hop
was held Saturday evening. with
music being provided by the 18th
Infantry orchestra under the direc-
ton OF Sgt. James Martell.
Me, Helen Usuohlip dauoh,er
Of 1t. Col. and Mrs. r. V. Laugh
lin. entertained at dinner before
the informal dance Sunday evening
at the Officers club in honor of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
PuYallup Couple Married
In Chapel at G.. P.S.
Miss Dorothy Jean Hoss Becomes Bride OF Mr. Allan
Pedee in Evening Ceremony tuesday

Tall baskets of white gladoli decorated the chapel Of
College Puget Sound chosen by Miss Dorothy Jean Hoss
daughter of Mrs Helen Hoss of Puyaup for her
to Mr. Allan Rance Pedee, of Mr. and Mrs August
Pedee, also of Puyalup, Tuesday evening. Vows were
read by Rev. Erwin H. Jahr pastor of Peace Lutheran
church, Puyalup, at 80 o'clock, followed by reception
at the chapel
Candles in tall candeabra, thanked by the flowers were
lighted by Mr. Milton Hoss brother of the bride. and the
wedding music played by Miss Kathleen Sherrl of
Ruth johnson The Lords Prayer" and 90 Perfect
Love-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Theis Rho 10 Have
Second Meeting

Tacoma Theta Pho No. viii
hold ia second regular meeting
q N. month Wednesday evening
10 the !. o o. + temple. \ skating
party and potiuek dinner which
niil - held in september viii
b discussed zlth Miss Eila Bart
lett presiding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Mrs Hn-e Aes.ufdy ~ rurt
Townsend ana Seattle hs. an
neanced ths engagements ~ her
,wo daughters Miss Lorraine and
Mas BETTY. the fnrmfr In M.
Robert Hills Feri. son ~ NJ and
Mra George l. Fnrd ~ Tacoma.
and the latter to Mr. Robert Hofn~-
ley. son ~ Mrs Mildred HoF.sley
81 Seattle
rahems Camp. W q. ". viii
CIV. q benefit card party At fsasie@
hail Thursday night At $50 Pin.
oehls and five hundred vili he
played liortssa.s are Mrs J. y
Hoyi and Mrs A G Read.
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Couple Wed
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrohs on
Trip 10 CsIiiornis Cities

Wedding vows were eN-
changed by Miss Margaret
DAILY. daughter Of Mrs.
Theresa DAILY. and Mr.. Max
X. Mrohs. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max F. Mrohs. in a ceremony
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the family home. A reeep-
ton followed from : until 6
o'clock in the garden.
At the improviscd altar
ferns and vine maple were
used with pink gladioli and
elsewhere in the home were
Oregon grape and other pastel
flowers.
The Rev. Arthur sehaffer per-
formed the double ring ceremony.
The bride. entering alone, wore
blue wedding gown with silver
beaded pattern. II had a low
neckiine and short puffed sleeves
and was decorated with pink
velvet bows Her small hiue veil
was held in place by band ~
pink flowers in her hair. matching
her bridal bouquet which had
pink carnations and white gladloli
tied with white satin ribbon Her
only Jewelry was a pearl necklace
belonging to her mother.
Mss Helen DAILY was her
sisters maid Of honor she wore
coral pink and carried a bouquet
of yellow gladioh.
The hridegroouis little cousin,
Donna Lillis. was the flower SRI
and wore long blue dress with
pink trim. She carried basket
Of rose petals covered with pink
satin.
Mr.. Joseph Clark sas HIS
cousins best man.
Before the ceremony Mrs. Gus
Ackein sang 20 Promise Me" and
4 Love You Truly" accompanied
by Mrs George Goymer
For the occasion the bride
grooms mother wore brown
dress with matching Accessories
and corsage 81 yellow flowers
Mrs. Mrohs chose pink with a
corsage Of gardenias and gladloii.
About 70 guests were present
for the reception which followed
the ceremony. Mrs. o. J, Dulae
presided. assisted by Mrs &c. J.
Holl. Mrs. Anna Aekein. Mrs. J.
Mund. Mrs. c. Hughes. Mrs. J.
Arbuthnot, Mr.. and Mrs %. G.
Lillis. Mr.. and Mrs. r J. Llllis.
Mr.. Les whitsere. Mrs. J. y.
Clark.
Both Mr. and Mrs Nrobs are
Lincoln High school and knappa
Business college alumna and the
bridegroom was an active mem.
Der Of the DeAolay.
After Today trip 10 Cali.
fornia. the young couple will make
their home here in Tacoma.
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Dinners Thursday, Friday
For Engaged Couple
Miss hsedonsIds Spinsier Dinner 10 Be Given by Mis-
Hsnes ct kopsehues; Rehearsal Psriy PIsnned

Perhaps the gayet busiest prelude wedding which
brdeeleo has known in Tacoma has been the round
Of entertaining for Miss Murie Macdonald daughter of
Mr. and Mrs l. B. Macdonald whose marriage Mr. James
Weller viii will take place Saturday evening at Annie
Wright seminary.
Last of the parties be the o'clock spnser dinner
which Miss Virginia Hanes. maid Of honor. will give for
the young bdetobe kopachuck lodge Thursday evening
Friday evening after the wedding rehearsal dinner
for the young couple and of the wedding
coming from out of planned the University
'non club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Your pn~frnzstsr szn tell voH
how - invest IN y. g. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

wore a gown Of cream lace made
with fun skirt and fitted bodice
She wore finger tip vel Of
cream Illusion fastened with
coronet Of pearls and carried =
white testament decorated with
her house guest. Mr.. Leroy King
ir, of Washington. D. c Guests
at the affair were the Misses Mary
Brook Lucas. Mary Lee Griggs.
Barbara Lyman. Mamie Keller. and
Tita Lanser. and Jone Lanser. 1t.
Clemens. DICK and Don Williver
and c. ]. Williams.
Mrs J. c Burgeson. wife of Ii
Burgeson. Is visiting her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
]. Hackett. at North Hollywood.
Cal Mrs. Burgeson viii motor to
Dies MONIES. Iowa. with ner sister.
Miss Lucille Hackett. VINO Is also
visiting the Hacketts. next week.
1t Burgeson viii leave shortly for
station in Alaska. and during his
absence Mrs. Burgeson will live in
Des Monies.
In quiet ceremony ~ the
brides home In Tacoma. SGT
Frank Cooley. j., of the medical
corps ~ McChord Field and Miss
Betty Fuller we're uarued satur-
DAY. The brides father gave hef
away. and nsr sister. Miss Neri-
eta Fuller. vas the maid n honor
Eldred Cooley n HcChord Field
the groomis brother. vas best
man.
Officiating a. the ceremony vas
Chaplain Tunis CordiI Of Mechord
Yield A reception Vas held A.
the brides home Immediately after
the wedding
1t Col and Mrs.. James =.
Aockbee and Major Rowland l.
Atcheson took a weekend motor
trip 70 Pacific Beach.
An informal party was recently
held a. the Officers club % ceie-
orste the birthday Of Il Col :.
A. sullivan.
Brig. Gen. II G. Mcconnell q
Boiss. Idaho. j. visiting a. the
Fort Lewis inn
Ms o. ". Humphreys - San
Francisco hss been staying a. the
Fort Lewis ina while Col Hum
phrsys has bssn On the Fourth
Army nnsnsuyerL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Brig. Gen. n c. Mcconnell Of
Boiss. Idaho. Is visiting Al Inc
Fort Depis inn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

The bflde was gwen IN marrlage
by her brother. Alden Hoss. and
wore gown Of cream lace made
with fun skirt and fitted bodice
She wore finger tip vel Of
cream illusion fastened with a
coronet Of pearls and carried =
white testament decorated with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

An informal party was recently
held a. the Officers club 70 ceie-
orste the birthday Of 1t Col J
A. Sullivan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Mrs. o. " Humphreys ~ San
Francisco mas beer staying a. the
Fort Lewis ina while COi Hum
pnrsys has bssn On the Fourth
Army nnsneuyerA
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II. Col and Mrs. James 3.
Aockbee and Major Rowland l.
Ateheson took a weekend motor
tnp 20 Pacific Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

 Angus tries Co oe polite, ~t an In Q hurry, offcer, I came to get my garl,"
 me Sls cop gets tougher, "A wise guy, ehl"
 Sit you wil let me 90 and find my girl, I win write you . letter when I get back to Caleb" Angus promises, ~ana I win explain every thing"
 The biz cop smires Hear that, hoySp Hes gonna write us Q letter, He's probably just dropped into town on Q harmless visit to rob Q bank and were detAining hin" '" The cops face turns . queer shade of purple. "0et out of that truck and let's see yer drivers license" !" Angus gets out and presents his license, The large oiiicer studies 1t a minute and says, Caleb, ehs WhRtre you doin' here, MacPhil~ llpSp"
 "f told you, came to ge, my girl"
 "Where Is Shep"
 "l don't know,"
 The cop lets out a funny sound, "okay If you're gonna be Ike that, we can play, too" He turns to the other patrolmen and says, "0et the wagon, one of you guys, " You can't arrest me" Angus protests,
 That's a matter et es.Sson," i" says the cop, Angus backs up a step and aims a fist at the big cops paw, The eflfNrr fel0S up and hits the pave ment like soggy pancake, The otntr uniformeo men bounce on Angus, but 1t is like running heao- first Into . tractor, The patrol- man who Is telephoning a block away takes one look and says Cancel that wagon - send the riot squad"
 It Is not easy to keep score from then on, It seems Angus is slug ging every cop in New York, Some of them come back Q second time, Most of them just curl up, The street and gutter are eluttered up with policemen stretched out as if they are asleep on duty, Occasion ally somebody gets in Q poke at Angus,
 Angus doesn't see the night stick until 1t Is too late to duck, It connects with his head and makes noise like an anvil Everything starts spinning around as he sinks to the ground,
 The last thing he hears Is SoMe- one saying, "rell the marines never mind" Then he closes his eyes and lets the blaekness close In,
 
 tT0 Re Continuedl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
YvsSs~s~vVssevevsvv~sI
Belgian Cleries Resist Domination by Noxis

MONKS tn Belgium, shown in ~" the above stamp at work in the fields, are troubled today by the occupation of their country by NaSl Germany-an occupation now ia Its second year.
 | Whom this semi.postal was is- sued in l9S9 to help raise funds for the restoration of the Abbey of Orval, conditions in Belgium were relatively peaceful, The fol- lowing year, German panZer di- visions plunged through Belgium and Belgian armies were forced to capitulate after Q brief and heroic resistance.
 But the resistance inside Bel- gum goes on, In much the same way as 1t did during the German occupation of l9l5-lS. And mem- bers of Catholic orders are prob ably in the forefront of the pas- slve resistance movement, Chief weapon In Belgium today is the underground newspaper La Libre Belglque, which fleurished during World War l and which was re- Vived after the NaziS marched in- to Belgium,
 As In World War I, priests and monks take leading part In the distribution and sometimes in tho editing and printing of this organ, Penalties for being associated with the outlawed paper are se- were, but the Belgian spirit Is too persistent to be concerned with threat of concentration camps,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
CHAPTER III

10 is easy for Angus to see that this trooper does not look like the kind that will listen to reason, The officer reaches in and takes Angus ignition key out of the switch, Then he walks around to the front Of the truck and starts writing in his notebook.
 Angus has to make 6 decision in hurry. He pulls his spare ignition key out of his pocket and inserts it in the switch. Then he reaches into the back of the truck and fumEes around until he finds what he wants.
 When the cop comes back to the cab, he is in no mood to negotiate, "No interstate license" he hooms, "Boy, you'll get 20 years for this, What arc you hauilng2"
 Butter" says Angus.
 1t is plain to see that the cop is up against something they didn't teach him in the state troopers training school, He Is trying to remember what rule covers case like this when all of a sudden, all rules are suspended,
 The trooper sees Angus hand come up from the seat and he sees something golden and glistening in that vast paw something that drips. But he doesn't duck in time, There is Q menacing SqulShl Then an unpleasant plopl And Q pound of only slightly melted but ter spreads itself out on the cops face
 It Is surprising how different Q mess of butter looks on police- mans face from the way 1t looks on harmless slab of toast, The cfFicers unworldly appearance keares Angus SO he almost forgets to start the engine and depart as hastily as the situation undouht- etlly demands. The cops face has practically no shape Rt all except maybe that he looks q little like R yellow snowman suffering acute ly frem the spring thaw. Butter Is dripping from his hair and pat or two is wedged in each car,
 It Is only when the officer rubs his sleeve across his eyes that Angus has sense enough to start his engine and jerk away from the bitter scene. Angus pushes the ascelarator to the floor, but he is painfully aware that If the trooper ever manages to unbutter himself sufficiently to operate his motor cycle again, there will be another race, with the odds in favor of tho cop,
 Angus has no burning desire to meet this same trooper again so- cially or otherwise, He does not even care to let his imagination play with the idea of what will happen If he gets within shooting distance, It Is perfectly clear that further steps will have to be taken, With c little luck, and without the annoying interference Of the law, Angus can make New York some time curing the next morning,
 Then Angus whirls around tho next curve, he jams on the brake and comes 10 R dead stop in the middle of the road. There is no other traiiic in sight, which Is Just as well. Angus hops out Of tho truck and hurrles around to tho back, He filings open ile doors and jumps back
 A cascade of rich, sunny butter, Of no further use on the farm
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Craniuna Crackers
NURSERY MYSTERIES

Nearly every nursery rhyme, sim. ple In verse though 1t may be, tells . story. Here are some questions about tho characters In these rhymes and some of the things they did You'll find the answer somewhere In the verse of each nursery rhyme
 l, Why was Tom running, and what was his fathers occupation,
 2, Who laughed when the COW jumped over the moon2
 3. How much wool did the black sheep have2
 (, Was Little Jack Hofner slt- ting In the corner because he was Q bad boy7
 5, Who lived in . shoe; in a pumpkin shell; in crooked house9
 Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
HOMEMAKERS CLUB MEETS TOMORROW
Mrs. Harry Stieler to En. certain Members at Gov.
 cred Dish Luncheon
PROSPECT Correspondent. Eileen Byrnes, Telephone 5-0447

Prospect, June i9, - The Home- makers Club of Prospect will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs, Harry Stieles of Union City Road, The meeting will begin with Q covered dish luncheon. The topic for dls- cusSion will Do rug weaving and Q demonstration will be given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

Louise 0aynor of Clark Road at. tended c meeting Of the "det To. g0ther Club" of Cheshire Monday 0eyning, with Mary Callahan of Bethany Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

wESTERDAHs AnKus returns A Few days later, discovers AaoFVen hma gone Co New York. She has seen an Aa for chorus girls, and la oll Co get the lob. Hauling RS0e pounds Of butter, Angus sets out tor New York. knowing he win ho fired. Bue he has Co Ind Ado eoen. Next morning, he ls speed. lng down Che highway, when . pAlrOlman overtakes him, Angus explains, but Che officer say hen rive Che girl a break. ., Angus b gOlng with him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Dinner Party

MT. and Mrs. Charles Park, IT,, Of Pierpont Eoad entertained at c din- neF party last night ct their home. Mary HapOnny, Bernard Shea, Eileen Byrons and George Roller attended.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

The Prospect Branch Of American Red Cross will meet tomorrow at the Congregational church. The women will bring lunch and coffee will Do supplied at noon. All women who aS yet have not joined the branch and who wish to help with sewing or knitting, either ct the church or home, are envited to ats tend the meeting tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

Mexico is trying to ginance tho completion Of ail railways now lin' aeg construction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

Tho Altar Society of St. Anthony's Church will hold their monthly card party tomorrow night at church basement. Pinoehie, bridge and set' back will be played. Prizes will Do awarded and refreshments served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

Graduation exercises will be held at tho Community School tonight at 6 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

Miss oeorgianna Wolfe was . recent visitor Of Mrs. Elizabeth Shine Of etraitsvIIle Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

BUTTER = SPREAD THIN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-01
BASKET SERIES
ENDS TONIGHT

All even with a victory and
loss each. Ponce de Leon Cava-
hers and Key West Conchs to
right engage in the deciding
game of the. series between the
clubs. ysI er.s.
Cavaliers 26-23 victory last
night avenged 3 previous defeat
at ths gsgwk VT abe 7Genchs, and
AolstefAH TIER lighting spirit to
such Az extent that they believe
they will take" the locals again
without any trouble,
However. the upStaterS are net
acquainted with the Key .Westcrs
ability TO shake off the Sheets ot
defeat and come back strong III
theiE next battle, A number al
teams in the local city league dss-
counted this fact 20 their regret
At any rate. the ConcslS will give
tlae visitors a stiff fight They
reaiixe che game tonight will de-
eide supremacy of the clubs ana
expect 10 make good use Of ti2e
opportunity.
High School and Convent ri
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-01
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION

ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FLEW ENTu u DICIAI CIRCUIT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COT WY
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERS. No.
5-503.
BEATRICE ELLEN Prayer DE
EfVo. Plaintiff. vs.. MARIO DE
NIVO Defendant.
TO. MARIO pE VINO. 80 Cedar
swamp Road. Glen Cove. Long
Island in the state OF New York,
and IN care Of Casa Frances.
You are hereby required to appear
- the Biil OF Complaint for Divorce
flied in this cause on or before March
Is. ig4I.- otherw Use the allegations
thereof viii be taken as confessed.
This order 10 be published once "A
week for four 90 consecutive weeks
la ne Kew West citizen
DONE AND ORDERED this 2lst
aay 81 February. 1871.
tSEAL1 Ross e. sawyer. clerk Of
Circuit Court. Monroe County
Florida
By tSd) Florence Z. sawyer Deputy
Clerk feb22, mari %. l3it
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-01
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

n Tt IISIdI t OF
JULIA de AGUERO,

JULIA de AGUERO,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO ALI CREDITORS, LfGATEES,
DISTRIBUTES AND ALI. PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE-
MANDS AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF JULIA de AGUERO, DE-
CEASED:
You. and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims or demands, which you, or
either OF you. may have against the
Estate of Julia de Aguero, deceased.
late of Monroe County Florida, to
the Honorable Raymond II. Lord,
County Judge. in and for Monroe
County, Florida, at'his office In the
County Court House of Monroe
County, Florida, within eight calen-
dar months from the date Of the first
publication hereof Said claims or
demands shall be in writing and con-
tain the place Of residence and post
office address of the claimant and
shall be sworn To by the claimant,
his agent or attorney
All such claims or demands not
filed within the time and in the man
ner prescribed herein shall be void.
Dated the Sth day Of February, A.
ID. 1871.
(Sd.) ACOUSTIC de AGUERO.
As Executor of the Last VIII and
Testament Of Julia de Aguero. de
ceased
w. CURRY HARRIS.
Attorney for Executor.
febS-t5-22; mari .t94t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-03-01

-- IL T -~,, ~r----.
i'Eao-aa -0'.~1 ',N i-o.''' '-. y
llers auard sweet revenge las
-i1nt f9r q previous defeat as
they swishad their way TO a close
2G-23 victory over Key West
.ess il the opener Of a two
ao series here. Completely
cubduine the locals in the fourth
o.a..,r p.nco's first team wiped
.5e a ave-point lead allowed by
tha s.c-al-strinqlrs and sao.
-aa7l i'm t1o last three minutes
of NAV
Kav West defeated the main
,e0s five an rs home court The
7atfer part Of January. IS Il wac
t-s fret ~oaoti.e of the clubs this
wear
Ca~chs were~.on the short .6nd
Of 5rr 1870 scare At haif5ime .bu.
r7fl n ~ tvpdints in the third
rgnna 10 z4rost the lead fronrthe
u;ei,-r- lack e. Gramlev. o0aoe
IF r., invader. bonchcd his sec
ors team, during the rest period
md sent in his regulars. From
,l,o, m, 4hc locals never had ?
c1a~ca They failed to sink q
.;rala 0-i7t in the entire last
o;ol4 r,i-rf-e Of play and com
r-i-.o5 numerous errors Of omis-