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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
CaSacion

Sc ha declarado sin lugar ell recurso de
casaeI6n interpuesto por Alberto Hernandez
alias sBocaito, ). contra sentences &c Ia Corte
de Distrito de Arecibo, en- causa sobre homi-
cidio.
Ell hecho de autos as 81 sguients; En- Ia
noche del dia siete de JUNO, ell acusado Al
berso Hernandez Elsdio Colon promovieron
una discussion relativa pesca, al orden aries
la poiicia que bsjarsn la VOC, ell Hernandes,
cue Sc haliaba en- estado de embriaguez, que
no le as habitual, Sc despidi6 mareh6 para su
casa, situada an Ia calle de Santa Isabel
Arecibo-y estando va cerca de 6sta, encontro
Sc nuevaments con Colon, sin que mediara
provocacion por paFte del primero, 20 On lie oio
una bofetada Hernandez, inhri6ndole enton-
ces sste Colon con un cuchillo una herida en-
Ia region pectorsl izquierda, que lie ocasiono
cast instant6neamente 10 muerte.
Desestimado ell recurso, Hernandez tendra
que extinguir Ia pena de sells amos IN ala De
prisi6n mayor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Bautismo de una bicicleta

uoa DANA de Chicago, Mrs Ormsby, tuvo
,.,s,nia ocnrrsncta de obsequiar sus tier
- no. hiios, Guilisrmto, Tsodoriso. Juaniso
Edish. con una magnffica bicicleta de cuAsi"
asientos. .s,s sontinnaci6n
La buena ssfi1ra conciolo ..hsiIo % ia
a.aro. de fmponerla NADIA msnos que los
nomhres de sus cuatro hijos.
Como nuEca falta an roso para un ooseo
aldo. menos en- Chicsgos pronso snIoIi,o liz
hrs ormsoy ycuen.s ua s rasSn acssdi6 bausisar
q I.s csrsmonIa Sc verified en- ei templo se
santa Cecilis, con gran consnrfenc.n s,b,idsd [
cue prssenciaron el acto CON '"Pss'S'~
gsrdsdsramsnte yanqnl'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Un IibrO de
Cuevas Zequeira

En- nuestro colega La L1ch1, de la LII .ba-
na, lesmos Ell sigufsnte suefto:
<En la pr6xima semana Sc pondrz is ven-
is an ias principaIes librerfss de esta cspital,
an hermoso Iibre titulado xEu Ia contends. ,
de nuestro estimado amigo Ell popular tribune
doctor Sergio Cuevas Zequeira. que contiane
una collection de los mejores artfculos pnbli-
cados por cate distinguido escritor.
<EI libro tiene un brillante pr6logo de
nuestro compafiero de redaccion ell sef1or Gas
ton Mora, y estx dedicado al general Bartelo-
me Mass6 don Luis Mudoz Rivers; dos
hombres que representan en- Cuba Puerto
Rico ell sentimiento IL conciencia de con-
ciudadanos.
<Auguranaos IN 6xiso complete al lfbro de
uno de los mas brilantes de nuestros oradores
peiticosS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Operaci6n quirdrgica

Tsnemos informes de la habit operaci6n
ouir hrgca hecha por nuestro distingutdo ami
90 v vcorreltgIonario doctor don Jose Reguero
Fe!6n,en un hfio de don juan Jose Cesareo,
de Vega baia
E. paciente tenia una bala en- ell vientre y
sufria atroces martirios.
Dsspues de Ia operaci6n goza de una salud
perfecta.
EL doctor Reguero organiza Ia c;fnica del
<OlimpoS S-santnrce.
lie felicitamos por ese triunfo professional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Ultimos cables


FranCla
En- una reunion ceIebrada por los miem
bros que constituyen la junsa de Ia comps MA
panama Canal Coye que tuvo todos los Ca
racteres de IN verdadero desordens fue acep-
tada Ia dtmsi6n del director de Ia empresa,
Mr. Hatin, por creerlo csnsante de que el Sc
nsdo americana eligiera la ruta de Nicaragua
para ell canal interocceAntco en- America.
Esto no obstante conytno en- Id vanta
del proyectO de Panama q los Estados U Uhidos,
ri fu6 acuerdo unAnime reformar los t@rm1nos
as la concession de manera que pneda ser Rcep-
lads.
AIemania
Corre en- los centros diplomaticos de Bar
IN sl rumor de que ell gobierno estA preparan-
DO toda clase de recursos mili5arss para proce-
der contra Venezuela, que de scuerdo coz OIL
vabinete de Washington hara vaier sus dere-
chos al cobro de Ia cantldad que le adeuda
acuella rep1bics sud americans, 81 en- o. YER
aipo debido no contesta sRtisfactorlamente
N ultimatum 10 rechaza en- absolute.
Estados Unidos
.El rrImes1 de Naw York, estEdtAndo On
4 "a aoitoral ell estado de las Antillas danesas,
q ina neeesidsdes su actual progreso, asegura
aus Dinamarca no podrA nunca por faita de
q nsdlos morales v materalas llenar cnmpifdx-
aante sus deberes para con esa Coionia Pol
= 10 tanto no encuentrs motive objection que
q 10 oponga & Is venta.
AHsda que los Estados Unidos son los dni-
81 gos llgmados & ser los compradores que ei
e isntlmiento de agravfo que con Ia corohs ue
Dlnamarca pudteran tener los naplsanses oe
s. aouellas sntillas, pronto serAn borrados cuan-
# 10 slcsncen los frutos de Ia sobersnia De ID
j siAn repGblica.
Chile
"A Tn incidsnte ocurrido despuss de hrmado
u protocoio para someter las dfferencias pen
iisnies antre la Argentina Chile al arbltra1e
hrsy Eduardo VII de Inglaterra ha enreca-
Do otra vez ell asunto aunqne se cree que sea
ss nusTo solucionado en- favor de iR paz
q ministre plenipotenciario de 10 Argen-
Una en- Chile ha nosado en- el protocolo ei
= anbo de una paabra por otrs que no oon-
iiene los intereses de la repdoiica que ei rs
Fsienta, y en- su CONSEQUENCES ha exlgido que
asssElba de nuevo sin desvirtusr en- nada rs
sMss cue SO acordaron como fundamento para
aNbltrage.
La acsitud del Ministro Argentine sn Chi
Saensrglca pues ha sefialado nn plazo de "a
WA para reslablecer los conceptos cam oiados
7 ~ protocolo, anunefando que 81 no Sc d ace
+Nmo corresponds, declarsrA nnlo ei 40
'aAssportes.
s.,. ruesto Ell ssunto en- eonocimiento del ge-
Ia hoca, Presidente de ia Rephblica Ar
4 Ssaaa, ha aprobsdo todas sus parties, ia
's-uuc'a De 81 representante.
Africa del Sur
IN NC - Hene notics de un gran combate libra
a.sss. M topas del general De wet las In
ss,aa assas han sufrido un yerdadero dssastre
s6o maehos mGertos y hsrid0s en- ID &C.
@saais sl srdor sboers,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Logia . Caballeros
De San Juan

Efectuadas, en- la noche de. 2s, las elee-
clones de diguidades olciales que han de
regir en- el pr6ximo afio 1909, resuitaron eiec-
tos los sefores siguentes
Para Venerable maestro: don Antonio
Cordero Fuentes (reelecto).
lar Vipflante: xAfonso Prats.
Or ID. & Eduardo Arrechea
o.aaor. <Jusn Dsschoudens 70
i'd adjunto: Jeronimo Asfol ~
S.cratario: Felipe Laza.
IA adiunto: Eioy Daniel.
Tasorero: Ricardo Oaparr0s
Hospitalario: Aolno Ierea.
Ter. Experto arquitecto Esean'sao T1s
~ Maasrro de ceremonia Francisco Gomfla.
a. IA: Pedro Par6s
Coarda Tenn c.o INFERNO: jose Ocasio Falcon.
Hasssro de banquete: Rosario Monga..
Porta esssndarte: Carme'o Perez Alvarez
Fslctamos & los sgraciadcs les desea-
mo, buenas gsstiones en- el desc mpeno oe sus
cargos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Puertorriquenos en- Espana

Ell captain de infsnterfa don Antonio
Urrutia Cort6n, que Sc encontraba de exec
oents desde hace algdn tempo en- la provincia
de CadiE, ha sido dessinado al regimiento de
Alava.
ell de igual clase don Lorenzo Carlo
Gorbea, del battalion Rsserva de CAdiz, al de
ReserYa de Canarias Lo 3.
Ambos gozan de mucho prestiglo en- el
ej6rcito espan ol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
TerremotO en- Armenia

En- varios puntos de Armenia So "a senti-
IN mn v;olento terremoto. que ha ocasionado
numerosas victim SIS, asi como dafos materia-
les de mucha importancia.
: Reina gran panico, no atreviendose los ha-
bitantss de muchos pueblos volver sus ca
as ante al tenor de que se repita ell fenomeno
sefsmico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Mr.. SULZBACHER

A bordo del vapor PONCE ha llegado San
Juan, despu6s de pasar una temporada en- loe
Estados Unidos Ell honorable iuez de Ia Corte
suprema de Puerto Rico, Mr. Louis Sulzba-
cher.
Damos IN saludo de bienvenida al fntegro
msgistrado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Gran Ga|eria Art(slica
DE RAFAEL COLORADO
san JOSS i2--AEtOs de a MuIita

ri meor cmient Puerto Rico
peecclon
lus Foo escuu para 81 nuVo
aeman n<DA
especial de los nores adcionados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
FHLTCITACION
Aguadilla, Diciembre 26 de 1901.
Sr. don Mariana Abrll

CaguaS.
Muy sefior nuestro: Nuestra mas calurosa
felicitaci6n para su virll ar tfeuio <Soldados
puertorriquenos.> All piensan los que han
visto toda la vida gemir baio ell yugo nuestra
querida patria.
Adeante, pues, que nuestra felfcitacion
10 mismo que sus palaoras, hallen eco en- ell
coraZ6n de nuestros seldados, hermanos en- Ia
patria.
OsyaIdo Peia Ruiz, Juan Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28
Gon0rrnoI

de especi
nara de
ponttud g6rmenes morbos sin deteriorar
aoan devueve los tedos inte
dad competa cicatrices estrececes uretaes
The Gonohol Medical NJ fg Co.
New York. Setiembre II de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-12-28

yoCABULARIO GEoGRAFICo de los
Estados Unidos por don Narciso varone oe
ysnts en- ssta imprents 10 eensavos ele"-
par,
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Display Of Spring Millinery.

Although Saturday was a wet
di,ag'eeable day, II did not Seem tn
have any effec, apon the attendance
at the millinery openings IN Mar
shall. From ten O'Clock ~ the norm
ing, until seven in the evening. the
establishments Of Miss Matte
Brown. Dan Calm and Miss Jennie
Chandler. were crowd, with la
dies from Marshall aud surround.
ing towns. all anxious Ia see the
handsome spri"r SYKES in millinery.
II was the v, rdirt OF all that the
hats and flowers on display were
the hand>omest aud mos, ,,.to.date
Of any ,hi, x ever shown in our
city before
Not only did people look and ad-
mire, but they also purchased.
While a large number of sales were
made, yet the stock at each estab.
lishment seemed as large as when
the day began. Certainly no one
will consider it necessary to go out
Of town for any thing in the mil
linery line this season, when they
have such a fine selection at home.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Monday Club.

The Music Department Of the
Woman's Monday club met in the
club hall, April Ist at ago p. NJ.
In answer TO roll call, members re.
spouded with All English opera.
An excellent paper OF English mu.
sicians and composers was read by
Miss Alison. after which the fol.
lowing musical members were very
much enjoyed:
Piano solo-''Selection, Hensel,
- Miss Jennie Spahr.
Piano solo-''Spring Song"
Mcndelssohon-- Miss May Gilpin,
Piano solo-''If ! were q Bird
Hcns-lt-Mrs Knight.
Piano solo-''Song Withou,
words" Mendelssohon-Mr May
er.
Piano solo-''Spring Song, Men
delssohn Mis- Berta Francisco.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Stag Night.

Monday night being stag night"
at the Misletoe Club rooms,
there was the usual amount Of
amusement provided. athletics be.
ing the principal amusement.
A fencing match by o. 7. Good.
win and l.. l.. Brown and Richard
Nichols and Il. l.. Brown. was an
interesting part Of the program.
A short business meeting was
held when Messrs James l.. Roberts
and ]. +. Krummel were elected
members of the club.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Monday Club.

The Shakespeare class held its
regular meeting 1T the club hail on
Monday morning. when the study
Of "Troilus and Cresseda'' was
begun. Mrs. Nicolds was the leader
for the morning.
The roll call was answered with
quotations from the play.
An excellent paper on the Siege
of Troy and the Cause Thereof
was read by Miss Yagle.
Miss Chores Laurie gave an en-.
tertaining reading from the play.
The parting ot Hector and An.
dromache and the death Of Hector,
from the Had. we're read by Mrs.
G. :. Hardin.
Table Talk Characters in the
Play; Their Struggle in Weakness
was enjoyed by all. Class nd
journed to NEE, April 18th.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
PhilipDavis.

A quiet wedding took place on
Tuesday evening in the parlors Of
Miug's Hotel, the contracting par.
ties being Mr.. J. w. Phillips Of
Fairville and Miss Bessie Davis Of
the Miami neighborhood, Rev. B.
+. Wharton performing the cere.
mony at 7:3o o'clock in the pres.
ence Of three or four witnesses.
After the ceremony Mr.. aud Mrs.
Phillips attended the Hi Henry
Minstrel show at the opera house
and spent the night at Ming's Hotel
leaving on the early c. & A. train
Wednesday morning for Kansas
City for a brief visit, after which
they will be at home to their friends
on a farm west Of Fairville. The
REPUBLICAN extends congvatula.
tions to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Sunday School Superintendent.

K l. l.. Smith. who was elected
by the session Of the Presbyterian
church at their meeting in March
to fill the position Of Sunday school
superintendent. in the place Of
James W. Fisher, who has so faith.
fully discharged his duties for two
years, making III excellent super.
intendent, will preside for the first
time next Sunday. lie is a thor
oughly genial and capable man aud
will undoubtedly win the affections
of the school. We predict for hin,
uniform SUCCESS.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
~Speneerisn Program.

The following interesting pro-
gram was rendered by the Spen.
cerian Society Of the high school
on Friday afternoon. March 2s:
Mu.ir-"flowrr Song Blumenii.i
Miss Frances Mcclure.
R.riiniion-"Jnn. Jones"
Miss India sirifith.
Mu-i--"Th. Blu- aud th. Grey" Dresser
Miss Ednn Bright we'll.
Correspondents"
Miss N-rinn Prior. Mr.. irI Haynes.
An April f""i Sis,rh
Mr.. sterling R'imnn.
Duet uinno,-"Aft-r an" ...........,., tsti
Misses Flo, Myers nnd He'll" Landlord.
4 Scene from Hamlet
Miss ioiti" Pryor.
M-s.rs. Dyer aud K.,imnn.
pnI~r-"woi omen III Shnk-sj~nr-." written
D., Mr.. .Nbn-r Gore. III III" University.
Columbia, nnd r-nd 10y Mis-. Nnn".
~ pnr,siy IN ilnmi"t's ~soiiloIuy," written
by Mr.. i"ln Nnpl"n. ~ r"nd 10y Mis-,
stella mn,
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Medical Society.

The Missouri Valley District
Medical Society will meet in this
city on Tuesday, April I6, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, when the annual
election Of officers will take place,
after which the following papers
will he read:
1. Intestinal A~ntiseptics, DIR. NJ. s.
Mcguire. Of Arrow Rock.
=. Pneumonia, DIR. Il. w. S,oufYer.
Napton.
). Cancer, Its Diagnosis and Treat.
ment. DR.. ID. +. BELL, Marshall.
l.. Some Intestinal Disorders no,
Properly Considered In the Text
Books, DR.. n. NJ. Edwards, Slater.
b. Annual Address Of Retiring
President. DR.. NJ. Is. Collins. Glas
gov.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Real Estate Deal.

l:rnes, Wuhers, of Denver, sold
his property. that is occupied by
the J. w. Robertson & Co., livery
stables, OF Saturday, to DR.. G.. T.,
{ Sharp OF this city for S.. 500.
The lot has a frontage on West
North street OF 100 feet aud is $40
feet deep. extending back to Ma
rion street. J. w. Robertson &
Co., will for the present continue
to remain in the building, that was
considered a great bargain.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
A New Fire Alarm,

A new fire alarm has been put in
at the city hall by the Saline Coun.
~ Telephone Company and in case
Of fire 1t will not be necessary to
call on the fire department. but
ring up central Office aud give to
them the exact location OF the fire
and central will notify the com.
pany, which will be a great saving
of time.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
c. W. B. N. Box Opening,

The &. W. Is. Ms. of the Chris.
tian church are spending the week
in self denial with services each
day at the church, aud on Satur.
day they will have their annual
social and box opening at the home
of Mrs John Mcbride on Odell
avenue. This social is always held
the Saturday before Faster Sunday,
when quite a large Offering is given
for the benefit of missions.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Delegates Elected.

The Young Ladies Missionary
society OF the {. p. church, at their
meeting on Tuesday elected Misses
Mamie Potter and I:sma Reynolds
rs delegates for the Woman's Mis-.
sionary Convention that meets in
this city in May. Mrs. W. X. Ma.
hard and Mrs. James Martin were
elected from the Ladies Missionary
Society.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
Real Estate Deal.

Conway & Dawes sold OH We'd.
nesday for the Montague estate,
the lot on Fast Arrow street, next
door to Major N. {. Orear's, to
James Goodwin of Alma, consid.
Grafton $3.50, Mr.. Goodwin
bought the lot for his daughter.
Mrs. Minnie Barnett. who expects
some day 20 locate in Marshall,
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-05
The Jake Smith House Burned.

The old Jacob Smith home on
Highland. which ornamented that
part Of Marshall for many years, is
now among the things that were,
having beendestroyedb by fire Friday
morning, March 7ist. The fire
started in the rear part Of the build.
ing, between the kitchen and din.
ing room. and was discovered by
MIR. Shears, the present owner,
about 1890. At the same time
Mis-. Davidsoh, a daughter IN Flaw
oi Mr.. Shear, who occupied the
upper floor, was aroused from her
sleep by the smoke, which almost
suffoca,ed her.
Mr.. Shears. as ,oon as he arose.
opened the door Of his room lead.
ing to the dining room and found
il enveloped1 in flames and the root
ready TO fall in. The fire company
was called out, aud, although II re
sponded promptly. the house was
too far gone to save. Mrs. David
son succeeded in saving a few piece.
oi wearing apparel and some bed
clothes by pitching them from the
upper window. Some Of the fur
ni,ure in the front rooms wa.
saved, but almost everything up
stairs and in the real Of the build.
ing wa, lost.
The building was owned aud &C,
cup'ed by Peter Sears. who cam,
here from Slater aud bought tn,
property about twclves months az,
from Z &. Armcntrout. II was ;
comfortable ten.room house and on,
of the oldest in the city, having
been built III 1860. ju.t after thu
civil war, by Jake Smith, and wa,
at that time a very preteaiiou
home and for many years VAS calle'
the lake Smith Mansion"
The house was insured with l.
i. Wiley for $1,000; the furniture
$500 The house was also insure,
with Van Dyke & Co. for s., SOC
We understand Mr.. Shears vii
rebuild some time this spring. H.
certainly has u Of the finest loca
tions ~ the city ior a modern resi-
dence. Mr.. Shears and family ar
among Salinc's rest citizens an,
the REPUBLICAN, joins with man
friends in expressing sympathy fo
the loss Of their home.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-08-21

A nice shower fell here the 18th Of
last May.
Willis McClung went home Saturday
II. G. Bell came out Tuesday and will
take charge of TIE ranch.
Rev. Swan preached two interesting
sermons here Sunday and Sunday night.
j. Ii. Gentry E. e. Golf and c. III. Bell
shipped cattle yesterday. They start.
ed for Medicine Lodge with their herd
Monday.
sam South has withdrawn his name
for commissioner and VIII make the
race for township treasurer this fall.
Mrs. E. c. Golf is visiting friends
and relatives in Sharon Valley.
c. II. Bell and George Stewart went
over TO Attica last Wednesday.
We haye been waiting for two weeks
FOR something to happen. Another
school meeting was the only thing that
occurred 10 break the monotony.
ID. Il. Buckley was out looking after
his cattle the first of last week.
j. q. Gentry is running four corn
sieds this week. Mr.. Gentry is right
up in the push when there is work on
hand
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THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Thrice a-Week Edition.

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because it tells all the news all the
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without it.
Republican and Democrat alike can
read the thrice a. week World with ab.
soiute confidence IN it's truth.
In addition TO news. It publishes first
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The thrice q week Worlds regular
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Sunday School Picnic.

The Sunday Schools of eastean Barbe,
and western Harper counties will hold
their annual picnic at Mr. Dwight
Browns grove, five miles east of Sharon,
August %; 1901: Following is the pro-
gram:
Opening song-''Leaning on the Ever
lasting Arms" by all schools.
Prayer-Rev. c. B. Sherk.
song -''All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name all schools.
Address of welcome-Rey. Atwell.
Song and exercises Sharon school.
AddTess-"Big Long Problem Ed. w.
I. McLain
DINNER.
Song and exercise Cottonwoods.
Song and exercise Central View.
Address -"How Can We Interest Young
Men Best in Sunday Schools" Frank
BIackmore.
Song and exercise Crisfeld.
Song and exercise-Enon.
Address -"Source of Our Strength, -
w. T. Broad.
Song and exercise No. 66.
Song and exercise-M. E. S. S.
Address "Who are Best Sunday School
Workers. Rev. Irwin.
Song and exercise-Maple Grove.
Election of officers.
Each speaker and school limited to
fifteen minutes. All schools not on pro-
gram cordially invited to take part. All
are invited to come with well filed bas-
kets. FRANK j. WARREN, Sec'y.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-08-21
THE ALYA NORMAL.

This Office acknowledges with pleas
ure the receipt of a copy of the latest
catalogue of the Northwestern Norm al
School at Alva. Tbs catalogue is one
of the fullest, most complete, and one
of the finest. we have ever seen. The
school seems to have An excellent fac
ulty, and Is very thoroughly equipped
in every way.
The growth OF the school has been
phenomenal. During its first year il
enrolled 166 students; during the sec
ond year, I'll; during the third, 41S;
during the fourth. 55l. For two years
1t has been the largest school in Okla.
homa
The new catalogue IS sent free IL
those who want it, and we advise our
friends to send for copy if they are
thinking OF going away to school The
fall term begins September 8.