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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
JUDGE ADAMS WANTS
DESCRIPTIVE LITERATURE

That a sTonE eight b being made
Go secure the neXt biennial meeting
nl the Knights of pythias for Alba
qunrquo was again manifested lhia
morning when Secretary y. r. Nc
Nnnna uf the Commercial club mceiV.
cd "a second telegram from Judge
Adams requesting him 90 send more
descriptive literature of albuquerque.
Judge Adams who is in Sow Or
is,na al the meetings of thc Kuiehia
of pythiaa. ls optimistic of the Duke
cltyB chnnCw iu Bpcnru tho next hi-
snnlnl meeting uf the lodge pross
dispatches state the crowd at New
Orleans is enormous and che meeting
~ tho lodge here wonld hring many
pcuplo 10 Albuquerque liut whether
Albuquerque secures the mcetlnp coz
not o. is certainty that ihc Duke
city viii hn well advertised at New
Orleans among people from uil over
fht United states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
TERRITORIAL REPUBLICANS
QUAY, CoLFAS AND LINCOLN
COUNTIES NOMINATE REPuB.
LicAN CANDIDATES.

Tho republican county convention Of
Quay county TO nominate a county
ticket was held nd Tucumcari II was
"a good convention and every precinct
in the county was represented. Tho
following ticket was nominated
sheriff John Madden. treasurer
and eE.oinclo collector J, ilarrianni
probate clerk. a. %. nauher, assessor.
ffank uuiiprrg1; suucrini udUnt oi
public instruction. Minor Rudulph
probate miEc. v. y Muntoya. COM
u Ionor. second district. Pedro Vas
uuoz. commissioner third district
lnomas Davis; surveyor. W. y Nor.
gan. delegate io the constitutional
convention. Cruz Gal.cFos. for mem.
Der Uf the council from the district
composed OF San Miguel. Quay and
Guadalupe counties. 81. g. Do Bacl,
Tor member of che house of repro
sennt.yos. n. ". Gallcrus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
OPEN MEETING or
ILLINOIS LOAN ASSOCIATION

Peoria ll. OCT 49, The general
pubnc attended au open meeting % the
annual convention OF the idnQs
League of Building nud Loan agsocia.
ionigh when ihl attendance v aa un.
usually large Tha prmciplos of loan
association nnd building wDrk were
explained and Representative Graz
and ju0fg 5ivws nf Chlcngo spoke ou
SUBJECTS appropr.aD lo thc theme of
ihr convention
Calves 0u. ToNaH. Oct u.s. HWinr
had ideal cotton weather during .he
MOST important pnft of ihc sea Do in
alf~ cotton growing districts u 'hIs
state lno crop mis- year ~ estimate a
in Dee lhe largest ln De- history 0f cot
ton sroNInT 10 ToSas
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
FELL INTO A
! NET OF WIRE
MAN LAY ABOVE STREET FOR
NEARLY AN HOUR BEFORE
CROWD CALLED FiREMEN,
Special Correspondence
nflfu..ttt-.. VfIs "a.

NNHfiII tHINEHN NNNNW"N.
Milwaukee. wis., oct ll-Iuhn
soulcn. clerk in the now insurance
building. d.d slack wire stunt re-
Gently ihat for injecting thrills into
the spectators VINO witnessed o.. had
loop thUiuoIs and iesp.thc- gaps faded
woy into the aim horizon
SnulnnH office is uu he tnp floor
OF the building and he performed his
"acJ hy falling from % window on that
hO0r into "a bdnch Of about a hundred
wires that ran from "a pole into the
umccH of telephone company. a cOu-
pc of uoOrs below There he lay sus-
pended fifty feet above the pavement.
soulona aci was not voluntary lie
simply lost his balance aud be- doesn't
care to perform the feat again ne
clung GO he Gimsy wires Tor three
quarters of en- hour. while o huge
crowd gathered beneath and thrilled
spec atOra shouted numerous ldi0tlc
suggestions at him
When somebody r0 gimmer Dl
sense and called che Ore department
which picked him on iu llny
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Chicago. Oct. iS.-The twentieth an
Chicago. Oct. TO- The twelfth an
nual meeting of the Illinois Federation
OF Womens clubs commenced In the
University of Chicago today when hun
dreds nf problems dealing wllh Wo-
mems clubs were discussed Members
from womens clubs In all parts OF the
state attended aud the gathering was
most succcssful one Mandel Hall
s Inc headquarters 0f the convention
and large number 90 club women
nave made Hyde Park thar mecca fGI
The neat few days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

ANc onor ono hundred Dollars Reward
tor any ease 90 cutarh thnt canuOt be-
cured nY Halls Gntnrfn cure y. D.
.tNNfEN q tn. Toledo. ohio
Wr the undersigned. have known d.
D cheney Tor the inai il years and
believe him perfectly honorable iu AN
io carrS uuf nnN obligations made hY bio
Nrm| WniuinH hiunnu Marvin
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, 40,
llniiH tatnrrh cure o. taken internally
acting directly upon the blood ana Wu-
coua surfaces Of tho system ItaiimoniniH
arnt ffrr Price iaC. per bottle noll hF
Hl Druggists
Tnkc iiaira Fami, Pills for oonstipa
uon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
NEW RANGES FOR SHEEP

Tho forest rvicc hns decided 'O az
low $4,000 head OF sheep 90 De- RraEcd
n townships 20, 26 80 ana 30 north.
RANGES 1. .. 3 and { west. IN tho Grand
Canyon 80 forest reserve. an area
covering twelve townships ami one
iifr 90 sections along the south bound
airy OF the reserve. during DE winter
months. ln order 90 allow sheopmen
SUFFICIENT thine 90 move In the spring or
tail the grazing season will com.
monco November T. 1906 aud end
May lb 1897 The charge for grazing
VIII be- a nlt rate OF o cents per head.
The grazing grounds thus opened
are covered with splendid feed, bat
can De- utilized only during the winter
months when there is SHOW upon the
ground on acc0un OF the scarcity of
water However, there is no reason
why water cannot De developed in
/ time sufficient 90 Craze many more
/ sheep than arg now allowed on the
larea. and ly so doing reclaim valuable
lands tor grazing that are now q
waste.
the number of cattle aud horses a.
lowed on the reserve has been IN.
creased tu 10000 head Tor the coming
winter season There ia splendid
grazIns Tor 10000 90 10000 head Of
Ic1ule ana horses this year, only a
small Iarf of which can be- utilized
owing 10 q lack OF stock water This
forest service has adopted a very lih-
eral policy relative to the develop
mCnt of stock water aud dosiro to iu
trroSt stockmcn.
Al applications for gral.ne 0n th'
lbrand Canyon tSl reserve should hl
hlcd win Inc supervisor mo- later thar
/ November ! uuXt Blanks may be- So
cured ui ull rangers or of the iurcs
! supervisor COO FiagsIan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
SILVER CITY DITCH
KILLS OLD SETTLER

The Main street arroyo lu Silver
city proved d death trap to one of the
Cuuuiys oldest citizens last Saiur-
day samuel WoiEs. a well known
carpenter who had been employed at
leopold and who had been stopping
ur uhHlt "a week in the town was
the yIc.Im lle was last seen ON the
streets zoo ahout @ o'clock in the morn.
luF hut The exact TIME oft h.s lali b.
not known Az o'clock hc was found
hy Mexican lying head down in The
ditch twenty-five feCt hoioW the
street aud was shortly aitorwurd re-
moved to the Ladies' hospital ON
examination % was found that his lefl
shoulder was broken. the back of bits
head Unused and the ribs OF hts right
side crushed into his lungs his death
ensued shortly after hia arrival 40 ihe
hospital
Nh Weiss was 62 years OF age d
veteran of the war and leaves wife
and uyCral children
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
Local Happenings

cry Kingdom. and his experience IN
Korea and japan the bishop was nt
times quite realistic. as q result %
which hia audience az tho close 81 tho
entertainment left the house with a
more perfect understanding Of the
countries and peoples whom ne dis
cussed than they had IN most cnsea
nfeYinusely POSSESSED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

80 around the world alone. Ills wife
has threatened to sue for divorce but
@ Is said That George and Helen Gould
have GOOD chances OF settling this row.
Anna Gould. who married the Count
Casioilanc, is now awaiting a divorce
decree ln France
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

". a. Lund, wen known Meadow
Ciiy contractor who has been hero in
search O. bricElsyers aud carpenters
reformed Co he Las Vegas home last
sight $40 was successful in hnding
sore the employees required.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

= a. Smiihers. manager 90 the Gas.
aneda hotel In Las Vegas and family
aspect to leave that city next Monday
tn spend three weeks visiting in New
iurk ,tty Mr smiihors win be fo.
ueyed by .. A. Hadley, who is already
100 ias Vegas with hls wife Mr. HAD.
iey Ton BE past season bias been man.
ager 0I me- Fountain Ferry PARK of
LOnisv'Ie. Kentucky ami for several
years previous had been managor of
lho pcudcnnls club of chat city Ho
wlu rf0nabiy now remain ln tho ser
vice of ihc great Harvey eating house
HfafCm Nv. uadloy la well kuowl
throughout tho middle west aa hoioI
lad cluu manager aud steward.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Stopo Itching Instantly Cures
piles. eczema aali rhcum. tcttor. itch
hives. herpes sCuMus n3an's ONT
ment AZ any drug store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

Married life rests unoaEliy on a ma
iouty OF the children of old Jay Could.
Howard and Dds wife. who was Cath.
crime Clommona. had a fierce fusf and
have only a day OF two since made up.
Frank the baby of the family. who
married Holfn Kelly and has two chile
drel, has gone away angry and VIII
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

For d mild onsy action of tho bow
EDS single dose of Deans hogulcte
s onmHh Treatment cures haAiiuai
constitution go cents q h1N Ask
your dmsglst Goa hrm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

home of Gus 0ustaiaon Baby moth.
pr ANA father are doIng nicely though
iho latter is s1mpWhe busy handIng
ont cigars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
Duffy's Pure Malt VVhlskeY

d To- best cure Coz INDIGESTION. dfrrcnr.1. nlu
ituuhlu. Il u an absolutely pune. gentle and iqrg
saFacr. tones ur thr heart gives power to ihe
rithnrg1 % ihc blood 10 hr|uHI into 1rll0H a.l ihc
hirs Won 20 90 from ihe food you Clt thu n0lffhu
fnfl ddllfaie unmtn aai Sicily fhlldfrH M IA p. a
rffirm. . rionnior ui good hr1lih and louErfiif,
malrs fhr Oh Young 300 ino fuHnF STRONG,
WnIlF'a llff Nllf MhiftfV contains nu iuHol OH
H1d y ihe only uhlatcY recognized az Hfdicino.
TITS "a auafaniec.
CAUTION There Is but one Duffy's Pure
HaH Whiskey. SOLD IN scaled bottles only;
never IN bulk. Insist on having Ii,e gem
uinc and refuse Injurious substitutes and
limitations, which are cheap only IN name.
LOok for the "Old Chemist" trademark
on ne label and be sure Che seal over the
cora Is unbroken. Druggists and grOcers.
&irect 800 a bottle. Doctors advice
and medical booklet Tree. Duffy Matt
Waiskey % Rochester, N.Y.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20
Dyspepsia an,
Stomach

For some ycarf I suffered sC
vcrcly from dyspcp,.aali implicated
stomach trouble tried g number
of medicines and visited physicians.
I hoped 90 secure pcUucncu, relief,
but TO no avail l learned oi Duffy
Malt Whisky, and ior some years
past have been taking ii &C. u'ally
rs directed, and I find that &c gives
absolute relief from dyspepsia and
stomach troubles, from which / sui-
icrcd, As n tonic stimu'anf Is is
without peer. NV. w. CROUCH,
So. birmingham, Mass, June 20, '05.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

(WednEscday, October 10
w. spoliman o. GA town from Ala
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-10-20

iulonfF nervousness and cFarf iofm 81 HiomHch
rnfafInl riimullnt aud iunici builds zoo che nerve
lruln. strength end elasticity 90 She muscles and
c V.td i1rccs % mlkrr d.rctton prriult and rna.
mont t ruHf1Ina. ii u Invaluable Coz uvcTWofkrd
Torn u food already dlrcsied. y strengthens tha
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
colder Corn Will
CIR oW Sill Cessfully

We clip the following from the
North Western Agriculturist and
commend it to the readers Of the
Inter Ocean. No state III the
Union can produce bette fodder
corn than North Dakota. Its
splendid soil, quick climate are
/ the great essentials for the pro-
duction Of this superb product.
We publish with our heartiest
b Endorsement the following:
There isa growing demand
for oddsr corn in all sections Of
the Northwest. Dairymen find
it almost indispe nsable to main
tain. a profitable flow Of milk
during the summer and fall,
when heat and insect pests keep
/ the cows under cover or in the
shade the greater part Of the
day. The corn should be fed in
| the barn or in racks where it will
mot be wasted. All Of the stock
will enjoy an occasio nal feed Of
| the green corn, regard less Of
good pastures. An acre Of fod-
der corn will make tons and tons
/ OF splendid feed f5r either win
ter or summer. The writer can
refer to single neigh borhoods id
| the vicinity of a creamery where
Ia fullscar load Of fodder corn is
annually sold for seed very
farmer plants it IN generous
fields.
There are feeding yards on al.
most any farm which could be
ploWed when the stock are turn.
| ed to pasture and planted to fod-
der corn which would produce
| ten to twenty tons of feed Der
acre instead of a crop of mann
moth weeds. All such loafing
places should be made producers
land fodder corn. Ii is one Of the
most profitable crops to grow on
the same. III often happens that
closely Fed pastures near the
winter kill very badly /.
These may be pIoWell and plant
led to fodder corn and fed over
the fence to exec silent advantage
The best crop NE can name uo
test the possibil ities of your land,
IS fodder corn. We have heard
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18

latest of the two won by two or three
yards. Again, over 100 years later.
IN 1893, a certain one legged man
named Carter backed himself to cover
SIX miles within the hour and per-
formed the feat with six minutes to
spare. - -
Some years since a wrestler named
Blnet gained much praise among the
habitues Of continental fairs less by his
wrestling prowess, although that was
not 1nconsiderable, than by his being
handicapped by the loss Of a leg. This
Notwithstanding, he always made a
gallant and not infrequently a success
ful show, his great height, strength
and weight standing him in good stead.
he excelled, too, in feats of strength.
and was especially notable for his
skill IN casting heavy blacksmith,s
hammer. To trial of skill with this
implement he was wont to Issue a.
general challenge and it was but sell
dom he found his master.
Nothing, one would say, is more
calculated to place a boxer at a dis
advantage than the loss of leg. YET.
Thomas Kench, a burly Is stone mar.
topping 6 feet by some 8 inches, well
held his own with the gloves with such
as had the temerity to face him in the
arena OF the booth with which he and
other boxers travelled the fairs and
race courses in the days when pugi1-
ism fourished.
Not only did he take on all corners
at mimic warfare, but on one occa-
sion at least he stripped in the ring
Tor serious fray, his opponents being a
Leicester butcher, who thought to
compensate for his inferiority in
pounds and inches by his superior
activity. In this, however, he was mis-
taken, for the long left of the cripple,
which he was unable to avoid, put him
out OF time after IL well-fought rounds.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
0NE-LEGGED ATHLETES.
Records Made by Men with Serious
4 Handicap.

Although most of us have seen. or
at least have heard, of the ne-legged
cricket eleven of whom were often
wont in the days when the game was
not so Strictly complicated as it is at
present, to oppose an eleven Of one
armed playersone legged athletes
are by no means common, and a one
legged golfer is probably unique. Yet
such phenomenon does exist, in the
person of member of the BulWell
Artisans club, who, it is said, plays a
very sound game. He, is all probable
ity, however, acquired the rudiments
OF the science when acting as a cad
ole IN days previous to the accident
mat necessitated the amputation Of
his limb. n &. 717,
That such a handicap as the loss Of
a leg does not incapacitate man from
excelling as a swimmer, says the Lon
don Tit-Bits, has been conclusiyeIy
proved on more than one occasion.
One of the foremost opponents of the
natatory art at the present day labors
under this disadvantage, and many old
frequenters of Brills Baths at Brigh-
ton will remember the head swim
ming master, Camp, who, despite the
fact that he had but one leg, was not
only an adept at trick swimming, but
in the matter of pace could give a
start and a beating to many who had
the normal number of limbs
More than once has one legged
cycilst won a race, and not SO long
since such a one, named West, used,
with liberal start, to hold his own
with the speediest professionals. Kill
patrick, too, must be endowed with as
much power in his one leg as most men
have in their two, if we consider the
many daring feats he has accomplished
on his cycle. foremost among which
are his standing with his machine on
the summit of the 1O0-foot high Laxey
Wheel, in the Isle of Man, and his
descending at breakneck speed the
east steps of the capital at Washing
ton -. :
The annals of foot racing contain
more than one record in point. We
read how once Newmarket Heath was
the scene of a race between two Grip
pies, each having a wooden leg. In
the presence of a goodly throng, among
whom was the Merry Monarch, s.they
started fair and hobbled good pace.
which caused great admiration and
laughter among the beholders; but the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
nleT.0cean. Devils Lake. North Dakota MAY Is, 1905

new church which will cost aboul
twenty thousand dollars. Las
week subscription blanks were
circulated for the first time with
excel lent results. The new edi-
ice will be a beautiful building
from an architectural point 81
veiw. Father Augustine / and
his parish are to BE- congratulate
ed.
g. a. Dodge will plat some
more lots in the Orr Addition
shortly, see him for prices before
you buy
Do you keep cows? lie SO, buy
a De Laval cream separator and
the cows will keep you. For sale
by Peterson g Adams.
The Dakota Machinery com
pany is prepared to scientifically
repair automobiles. See them
for your auto mobile trouble.
With every $40 cash purchase,
will give 20 pounds of best gran.
ulated sugar for 81. 90; and with
every $25 cash purchase, a beau
tiful SIS picture frame absolutely
|f free. p. DeFiore.
If you have anything to sell,
if you want to purchase some,
thing if you need help or if you
want to exchange articles use the
$ want column in the Inter
Ocean. Everybody reads them.
Fifty per cent. increase in
wearing quality means that
Blood's paint will last half as
long again as white lead paint
Tor the ordinary ready mixed
kinds. Buy Bloods from Peter
son q Adams.
Pure bred poultry is sought for
Everywhere and the price aston
|ishes the North Dakota farmers,
who have never given the sub
|ject attention. The last winter
at a poultry show in New York a
man who had but little Of this
worlds goods took fourteen
chickens Of a pure breed there,
and a wealthy merchant who is
proprietor Of a large poultry
farm asked what sum would buy
the bunch. After a few
moments hesitation, finally said
he would take 81. 800 for them.
Breeding poultry is a business
that can be made to pay from a
flock in the back yard to thous-
ands occupying a whole farm.
The poultry industry is now. a
$500, 900, 900 business and when
the next census is taken it will
have touched the billion dollar
mark 55s
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G. A. r. Comrades
Rec eve Orders

Devils Lake, ~. d. May is, 1906
Hid. Qrs. General Crook Post
No. 49, g. "A. r. Dept, Of N. ID.
General Order,
No. /. Nj
\; Forty five years ago a
war between the States Of this
Union began. which, before its
termination dotted the hills and
valleys of our South land with
the graves of as brave men as
ever followed the. banner of an
Alexander the Great, marched
with the legions Of Caesar 81 the
victorious Eagles Of Napoleon.
Forty five years. And yet we
We're with them on tneir marches
by and through all the vicissi-
tudes Of the great war, their
victories and defeats cannot and
would not If we could forget
their heroism, their fortitudes is
the awful devastation Of war,
their unselfish patriotism.
Another Spring is here, the
flowers are in bloom, all nature
seems mathematical Of the resur-
rection. Let us strew these
flowers upon the graves Of our
former comrades as evidence of
our belief in their final resur-
.rection and glorious immortliaty.
In accordance to orders this
Post will attend divine service
|at the M. 3. church on May
9th, 1906. .
On May Both, this Post, will
celebrate Memorial Day in. the
usual way by marching to the
Cemetery and distribution of
flowers.
Comrades will meet at the Post
Hd; Qrs. at the hour Of 10
o'clock, a. m.
By command Of IS \.
Peter Haley,
4 p. G. DuelI, Commander.
Adjutant.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
baker wagon, buggy or harness
For sale by Peter Haley.

OAKS wagon, buggy or harness.
For sale By Peter Haley.
The handsome illustrated book
let of the 1906 Chautauqua SEES
sion is ready for distribution,
and can be had by calling at the
ChautauQua Office, or a postal
directed to the North Dakota
Chautauqua will bring you the
booklet by mail. D
The Manson, Iowa, Democrat
puts it this ways: johnny Rock
|efeller sent 800, 900 to the San
Francisco earthquake sufferers
land the price Of oil went up a
cent a gallon right away. Adolf
plus Busch, The millionaire
brewer, sent 500, 900 but the
price OF beer is the same. That's
the difference between an honest
man and q misery hypocrite.
Squire Brennan in a burst Of
local enthusiasm suggested to
the Inter-O Ocean the other day,
|thata directory Of the new COM
|ers to Devils Lake should be
|catalog ued and pub lished. That
would be a difficult task, SO rap
idly are the people coming. If
we cannot catalo gue them we can
at least make those welcome
whom we meet. Tie we would
keep them in our city, give them
the hand ofBfel lowship. As loyal
citizen is the city's bestprotec-
ton.
Philip Greenb erg has secured
the agency of Henry J. Briede q
Company, Chicago's oldest and
best tailoring firm, and Mr..
.Greenbe rg is now in a position to
offer exceptional bargains in
tailor made suits. He has a
large sample line Of the latest
materials, and all suits are guar
|anteed to be as repres ented. Step
in and nave your measure taken
and secure a tailor made suit at
a nominal cost. Prices range
from S12.50 to S35. 90. During
this month a SIS. 90 silk vest will
be given with each suit ordere d ].
Our Catholic friends Of Devils
Lake, for some months have
realized that their church was
inadequate. Notwithstanding
that Mass is celebrated twice
each Sunday morning the church
has been overcroWded. This
condition in chureh growth has
made necessary the erection Of q