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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-05
President Mitchell's Statement.

for us to remain at work and claim what
we have than to strike and lose what we
have already so dearly fought for.
President Mitchell's Statement.
After adjournment President Mitchell IS
sued the following statement:
For several months we have been en-
deavoring to negotiate wage scale ana
adjustment of conditions of employment
with the representatives of the anthraclte
coal mining companies. During these ne
gotiations we made a number OF PROPOSE
tions. each of which materially moolheo
our original demands. We did this not oe
cause we were convinced that our onslha'
propositions were unfair wrong, but
purely for the purpose of finding a common
ground upon which we could reach an
agreement that would secure and maintain
peace in the anthracite coal industry we
still believe that our first proposition was
reasonably fair, and notwlthstandins .,io
notifications we have since mace III 'ie
interest of peace and now we are face 10
face with the alternative of continuing at
work under our former conditions or de-
cIaring a strike In this crisis your com
mittee recommends the following policy:
First That we agree to work on the
basis of the award of the anthracite coal
strike commission for such period or tihe
as may be agreed upon mutually Det"eei,
the representatives of the anthraclte coai
nroy,ided l,hat all men who suspended work
on April / or since that time or VINO naVe
been dismissed because they stated ud.
they would refuse to work If strike were
declared. are reinstated in their former po-
sitfons and working places
second That the scale committee pro-
ceed at once to meet the representatives oI
the coal companies with a view OF securing
an agreement upon this basis.
'"Third. That the convention remain III
session until Tuesday and the scale com
roittee shall report to the convention at
that time. 20 ,-or,,
Fourth That the suspension or Work
shall continue until an agreement mas peeh
made and it's terms approved by the con-
vention. -,
",rbis recommendation was suggested by
the full scale committee and was adopted
unanimously by the convention A tele-
gram TO Mr. Baer proposing conference
on Monday was sent If a favoraple re,
sponse is received the subcommittee VIII
proceed to New York TO arrange the oetalIs
of settlement. and will report 10 tlie eoii
yeution Tuesday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-05

sumers with an advance in prices, and all
of the miners know that such action on
their part is unwarranted. Are we, then.
to give them the excuse they are wishing
for? II the operators believe In strike
and we believe they dot would be better
for us to remain at work and claim what
we have than to strike and lose what we
have already so dearly fought for"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-05
O. X. in the Pittsburg District.

PITTSBURG, Pa. May 5.-The difer-
ences between the United Mine Workers or
the Pittsburg district and the Great Lakes
Coal Company at Kaylor, Pa have been
satisfactorily adjusted and work Will De
at once resumed. The agreement IS oasee aa's
since obtained and is for two years ABOUT
ZOO men were affected.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

]. II. McCallum has neen put for
ward a. candidate for representative
10 succeed Rep. Clark from the School
craft district. Mr.. McCallum is father
10 Geo McCallum, formerly "A repre-
sentative from the same district.
The report was circulated the past
week az Menominee that Judge John
stiles intends 20 resign from the office
OF probate Judge and become candi-
date for the office OF sheriff which he
has already hela for four terms, but
Mr.. Stiles when interviewed said he
had no intention of doing any thing OF
the kind and intends 20 retire from
politics at the end Of his present term.
The Office Of sheriff seems 10 have
no attraction for the possible candi-
dates In Menominee. but IL is conJec.
tured that Joseph Erdlitz will run
against his former opponent q. G.
Packer MIR. Erdlitz states that he is
not looking for the Office but IL nomi
mated will run.
J. G. Quay has announced his inten-
ton Of running for county treasurer
which Office he is holding at present.
The Office Of county clerk and pro-
scouting attorney appear 70 he the most
popular Peter Gsrrigan, Nj. J. Ryan
being named for the former and At
torneys NJ j. Doyle Joseph Cuddy
and A. l.. Sawyer for the latter Office.
For legislature. Werbine. Paul Per-
rizo and Ralph Prince and d. Giardin
and Or. marlborough for coroner.
Arthur G. Dennison. of Grand Rap
ids, now seems 10 be- favorite for ap.
pointment as United States Judge at
Grand Rapids, 10 succeed the late
z. VANITY A reason is that
Secretary of War Taft is understood 10
be- favorable to him. National Com
John W. Blodgett and Col 1
lector Sam Lemon. of the Rapids. also
are for him. and so, too, is said to Ice
Senator Burrows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
Iron MINING Notes

Control Of the famous section 30 pro.
perty on the vermilion range has pas.
sed TO the Midland Steel company OF
Pittsburg The lease has been trans
fered by Edward Lnych. A. NJ CHS
holm and d. NJ. Philbin OF Duluth.
who have been developing the tract
under the name OF the Shagawa Mn
ing company. The terms Of the h.
action are withheld, but there is nttle
question that the deal is one Of the
most important negotiated in Lake
Superior mining property in recent
years. AS far as can be ascertained.
section 30 Is the first tract TO be ac-
quired 10y the Midland Steel people.
either on the Minnesota or Michigan
ranges, but il is understood 10 be the
intention TO take over number OF
the properties located on the Mesaba
and the Menominse. deals for which
are pending.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

Two o'clock p IN Board met pursuant
10 adjournment, the meeting was cal
led 10 order by w J Richards, chair
man, with all members present.
The Auditing Committee reported 10
Tho Board a. fnllnwa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
G.. N. Il 81. Paul Time Table.

No. 90 Depart az 1,o5 4. ". for Marquette and
Copper Country.
No. ,06 Depart AZ $40 A. VI. for Green Hay
Milwaukee and Chicago.
No. s32 Depart az siia y. VI, FOR Marquette aud
Copper Country.
No ~. Depart an $50 r. NJ for Green hay
Milwaukee and Chirago.
No 103 Arrives geo A. NJ from Green Ray.
Milwaukee, and Chicago.
No. * Arrives 1850 a, VI. from Marquette
aud lshpcung.
No - Arrives aiiO T.. NJ from Green Ray.
Milwaukee and ChirLgn.
No. rs Arrives a;eOP VI from Marquette and
Copper Country.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

that You give us. the said County Road
Commissioners authority 70 determine
and raise, by tax. for the ensuing year
on the taxable property Of said county.
the sum Uf two dollars on each one
Thousand dollars Of the assessed valua-
ton OF the assessment rolls OF said
county for the preceding year
Dated at Crystal Falls. Michigan,
this sch day OF May, A. ID. 1906.
John Farley, Hans johnson Board Of
County Road Commissioners
John Wall. Secretary
The following resolution was offered
and it, adoption moved by w II Jobe
and was seconded by William Carlson.
WHEREAS, The Board Of County
Road Commissions. Of Iron County.
Michigan. has duly petitioned the
Board OF Supervisors of Iron County,
Michigan, for permission to raise tax
OF two dollars on each one thousand
dollars. Of the assessed valuation upon
the assessment rolls OF Iron County, for
the year 1905
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED
by, the Board Of Supervisors Of Iron
County, duly assembled. that the
Board OF County Road Commissioners
OF said County Of Iron. be and il Is
hereby authorized 10 raise the sum of
two dollars on each one thousand dol
lars Of the assessed valuation upon the
assessment rolls of said county for the
year 1905
Roll called on the above resolution
as follows:
Charley Olson, yes; II J McLaren.
yes John $ Buddle, yes Joseph
Leonard. yes; w II lobe, yes William
Carlson, yes Edward Scott, yes g
+ Lawrence, yes AL Charon, yes; w J
Richards. yes. Resolution adopted.
Moved by G T. Lawrence and second
ed by II J McLaren. that the chair APP |
point two members TO act with himself |
rs a committee to build side walks
around the Court House grounds and |
10 make the necessary improvements
and grading. Carried
The chair appointed on the above
20 act with himself Joseph
Leonard and AL Charon.
The chairman Of the committee ON
reported 10 the Board that
he members OF this committee had
instructed him to offer the following
resolution, which he accordingly did
Ind IL was seconded by William Carl.
on.
WHEREAS. We the Board of Super
'isors Of Iron County, Michigan. in
egular meeting assembled at the
rooms in the Court House,
n the City of Crystal Falls, in said
)oanty, ON this twenty fifth day Of
une A. ID. nineteen hundred six.
ave examined the assessment rolls of
he several townships and city Of said
ounty for the year nineteen hundred
tx there being but one city in said
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

And Whereas. After an examination
Of said several assessment rolls for the
purpose of ascertaining whether the
relative valuations Of the real property
in the respective townships and cities
In said County has been equally and
uniformly estimated, We deem said
real property valuations TO be relative
" unequal
THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED.
BY the Board of Supervisors of Iron
County in session as aforesaid, that
the real property valuations in the
several townships and city in Iron
County for the year nineteen hundred
six be and the same are hereby equali-
zed 10y adding To and deduoting from
the several valuations of the real pro-
perty in the townships and city in said
County respectively sucn amounts AS
are indicated in the table hereunto
subjoined And we do hereby deter
mine the aggregate valuations of the
taxable real and personal property OF
the several townships and city OF said
County respectively to be- as indicated
In said subiOined table
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
R0IlO0d News

Grading on. the Milwaukee road 5
Pacific coast extension has progressed
TO point fourteen miles west OF the
Missouri river. all of which distance
is now ready for the steel Rails are
being laid from Glenham, 5. d. to the
site for the new bridge 10 span the
river, the foundation for which Is
rapidly nearing completion The
bridge will be built entirely of steel
and will take nearly two years to com.
plete. A temporary wooden structure
has been built TO transport material
and aid in the construction Of the big
structure.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

County. which said city is governed
by the provisions Of Act No. 2i5 of the
Public Acts of 1895. as amended as
passed upon by the several boards Of
review in said County 10 be AS follows.
TO- wit:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

Roll called on the adoption of the
abov q resolution as follows Charley
Olson. yes II J MoLaren, yes John
S Buddle, yes Joseph Leonard, yes
w II Jobe, yes William Carlson, yes
Edward Scott. yes G + Lawrence, yes ;
AL Charon, yes w J Richards, yes.
Resolution adopted.
Moved by w II lobe and seconded by
Edward Scott that NJ II Morarty be-
appointed to represent this county at
the meeting Of the state Board OF
Equalization TO he held the present
year. Carried.
ON motion the Board adjourned until
July 2sth, 1906, Mt ten o'clock a. m.
w ] Richards, John Wall,
Chat rman. Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
County Board edings.
Crystal Falls. Michigan,
June 25th 1906.

Annual meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Iron County, Michigan.
held in the Supervisors room in the
Court House in the City Of Crystal
Falls this 25tb day Of June. A. ID.
1906, al ten clock in the forenoon.
The meeting Was called 10 order by
w. J. Richards. chairman, with the
following members present w. j.
Richards, w ii Jobe, Edward Scott,
Charley Olson, II J McLaren. Charles
f Lawrence. William Carlson Al
Charon. Joseph Leonard.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved
John S Buddle presented his Gre
dentials as supervisor from the Town
ship Of Mansfield, 70 succeed William
Textbook, resigned. and on motion
the same was accepted and John >
Buddlle given seat on the Board.
II was moved by G. f Lawrence and
seconded by II McLaren that the
chair appoint committee of three on
Equalization. Carried.
The appointed on the above com
mittee on equalization, w II Jobe, Ed
ward Scott and william Carlson.
On motion the Board adjourned until
two o clock In the afternoon.
W J Richards John Wall,
Chairman Clerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18
ing testimony tOoroner)

labor and etc on Jail 80
Gregory Mayer q Thorn Go
June %. TO supplies for
clerk 10
Ihling Bros a. Eyerard June 25
10 supplies for Treas q
Pros Atty ~
Parks Grocery Co June 20, 10
gal Of oil for anitor 2
Michael McGraw June e5, 20
one wolf bounty 20 o
John Wulf June %. 70 livery
for coroner 2 %
w X Dawson June 20, to cor
oners fees ~
Abe Flewelling June %, 70
taking testimony z q
Grace Moore June 20, TO con.
stables fees PEG W 7 Brady IL .
John q velie June -, 10 jus
tice fees PEG VS. p Brady 3 U
John q Velie June %, 10 JUS
tice fees peo vs. Jno, Nc.
Ribbon o,
W. X. Dawson June 20. TO jus
tee fees PEG W Jos Lahour 0C
w. X. Dawson June %, TO
Justice fees peo vs. Peter
Kala OO
w. X. Dawson June %, TO
justice fees PEG VS. Jack
Artman w
w. X. Dawson June -, TO
justice fees peo va V.
johnson . %
W. X. Dawson June %, 10
Justice fees PEG " p Brady %
w. X. Dawson June 20, 10
Justice fees peo VS. Mike
Manning 90
w. X. Dawson June 20, 10
Justice fees PEG " Fred
Berg %
w. X Dawson June %, TO
Justice fees PEG vs. Sam
Gouge DO
w. X. Dawson June 20, 10
Justice fees PEG vs. Chas.
Petersons 10
w. X. Davion June %, TO
Justice fees PEG VS. Archie
Hay w
Edward II. Sensiba June o. 10
board Of prisoners May
oe 253 30
Edward II. Sensiba June %, to
looking for Chas Morrison IL 10
John l.. McGilis June %, to
postage express etc bo II
John f.. McGillis June %, 10
postage express etc II -
IL q. Cox June %, 10 Dep
sheriff fees Henry Brocol 81
Michael White June %. 10 Dep
sheriff fees Jno Mckibbon 10
Grace Moore June 20, to Dep
sheriff fees Jno McKibbon "
JOS Leonard June 20, TO Dep
sheriff fees attending court %
A. NJ. Darling June 20, 70 at
tending prisoners II %
A. NJ. Darling June 20, to at
tending scarlet fever cases 40 90
6. +. Larson June 25, to at
tending contagious Diseases
pest house w 30
Wisconsin Bridge q Iron Go
june %, TO contract for
bridge Brule River 800 90
W. II. Windsor June %, 10
coffin for Aug Westland Is 90
Patrick Larkins June 25 10 %
watching diptheria cases % 90
Frank Allen June %, 20 ser
vices diptheria cases a 90
Michael larkins June 20, TO
services diptheria cases Ii 90
:. Ammermann June %. TO
medicine etc diptneria
cases go 30
? Kelly June %, 10 supplies
diptheria cases 10 rs
" L. BoyiIgton June %. to
watching diptheria cases 90
george Nault June %, 10
watching diptheria cases . 90
William Moss June 20, 30 livery
in diptheria cases 10 90
l. J. McLaren June %, TO
committee work Brnle
River bridge > 90
II Charon June 25 10 com.
mittee work Brule River
bridge 90
Ohm g. Velie Jnue %. TO jus
tics fees peo " G. Anderson 90
II was moved by II ] McI.aren aud
econded 10y William Carlson that the
sport Of the auditing committee be-
ccepted and the clerk and chairman
10 draw orders fol the same.
Roll called on the above IA follows
harley Olson, yes II J Mcl.aren.
esi John y Buddle. yes Joseph
eonarl. yes w II Jobe, yes William
arls0n, yes Edward Scott. yes
harles + Lawrence yes AL Charon.
- w J Richards, yes Carried
The following application was pre-.
nted 70 the Board Of Supervisors of
on County, Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-08-18

III was mOHed Dy y. r. i%dNIchtt am
seconded by II McLaren that tn
chair appoint committee of three OF
Equalization. Carried.
The appointed on the above com
mittee on equalization. w II Jobe, Ed
ward Scott and William Carlson.
On motion the Board adjourned until
two o clock In the afternoon.
WI Richards, John Wall,
Chairman Clerk
Two clock IN Board met pursuant
20 adjournment, the meeting was cal
led 10 order by w J Richards, chair
man, with all members present.
The Auditing Committee reported 10
the Board as follows
Edward Thomsp0n Go May 7,
Vol 10 Federal Statute I 90
Ihilng Bros. a Everard May 81
10 election supplies 45 20
Ihling Bros. q Everard May II
10 Court Files Judge Of
Probate 4 so
Richmond & Backus Co. May
10 supplies Reg of Deeds -
Nelosn a. Hasselstrom May 81,
20 supplies court house . A
Michigan State Telephone Go
May 10 toll IL 20
Mercy Hospital June ?. 10
medical attendance 90
DR. F, G. Villas June 4. 10 ser
ces diphtneria etc 4 10
The Diamond Drill May, court
calendars, election notices,
supplies Go Treas "a 70
John Wall June 10, 10 deliver
ing election supplies 30 90
Robt Munns May 2s 10 inspect
ing comfy Jail 3 00l
Peter Warshawsky June < 10
supplies (prisonsers 200
Richard Wehse June =, 20
gal paint court house 3 20l
Joe Brooks June ., TO supplies
court house and Jail G5
A L Robbins May, 10 supplies
court house and Jail 20
John Farley June g 30 services
as County Road Com.
missioner SO 60 Recon-
mendei for payment
Hans Johnson June ,. 90 ser
vices rs County Road Com
missioner sc II Recon-
mended for payment.
City Of Crystal Falls May 81
10 light and water Cor
sheriif's residence 774l
+. II. Miller May -, to in
speeding county Jail 90
W. j Richards May 81, TO
return Of births 30l 3 90
johnson Farley June T. 20 ser
vices as QUARANTINE guard II 80
Grace Moore May % 10 ser.
vices as Truant Officer etc 10 G2
John Parks June 4, TO wild
cat bounties 900
John Oldham June T. 10 . wild
cat bonnties 90
Mike McGraw May n. TO .
wild eat bounties q 90
William Carlson June %, b.
services as supervisor Bi2
Joseph Leonard June %, to
services as supervisor GI2
Alfonso Charon June 20 90 SER
vices as supervisor B12
w j. Richards June -. 10
services as supervisor Gi2
Charley Olson June %, 10 ser
vices as supervisor 10 ~
O. +. Lawrence June -. 10
services as supervisor 0s4
Edward Scott June %. 10 ser.
vices as supervisor ia 80 !
n J McIaren June %, 10 ser
vices as supervisor q 9G
w II Jobe June %, 10 service
as supervisor II go
John $ Buddle June %, 10 ser
vices As supervisor %
The Diamond Drill June %.
directory for county clerk IL 80
Mike Brice June 25 attending
circuit court days . 90 ]
Ihling Bros a. Everard June % {
supplies for Reg Of Deeds 1G 90 {
Ihling Bros 4 Everard June y
-, 10 supplies FOR Reg of
Deeds :, y
The Diamond Drill June -. a. i
supplies for Reg ~ Deeds 90
The Diamond Drill June %. to {
supplies for county clerk 90
Gibson Soap Go juno 25. 10
supplies for ianitor l5 90 y
John Wulf June %, 70 livery q
FOR coroner 90 g.
w X Dawson June 25. to cor p
oners fees inquest iO "
Fred phefer June 25. % TAX 3,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01
READING and Musical.

On Monday evening, February ).
the pupils of the Annapolis High
School will give musical in the as
sembly hall of the school They will
be assisted by Miss NJ. Louise Ed
wards, a we'll known elocutionjst of
Baltimore. Miss Edwards will inter
pref tho following selections from
Browning:
(a) Herve Riel; (b) The Last Ride
Together; III. (a) Count Gesmond /;
(b) Lyrics; (a) There's a Woman
Like a Dewdrop; (b) Summum Bonum /:
Co Mulekeh III. (a) Pied Piner of
Bamelin ;b) Abt Voglers The Brown.
ing program is supplementary to the
Monday Evening Shakesperean Glass
aud is combined this year, by invita-.
tion, with the High School Musicale.
thus atfording opportunity for larger
attendance than the usual meetinp
place can accommodate. AS the pros
ceeds OF this entertainment are for the
benefit of the school play ground. it is
hoped that all patrons of the school
will give the school hearty co-opera-
ton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01
REPEATED AGAIN TONIGHT.
Good Supper at German Chufeh-
Those Who Assisted.

AT no time in its previous history
xras there a sumner given with greater
success at St Martins German Luth-
eran Church than the past two nights.
The lower room of the church had
been crowded both nights. On Tues
day night l43 supper tickets were sold,
and that number of suppers were serV-
ed. and last night over 200 suppers
were served.
There has not been anything quite as
successful for many years at the
cburch. Pastor Ronte and his wife
enter into the occasion heart and soul
and are eudeavoring to make ii the
success IL deserves. The new pastor
is very much liked by every one and
is the right man in the right place.
The large supper room is deliberately
decorated with trailing vines, potted
plants and the walls hung with bunt-
ing. a large handsome German navy
flag was hung at the lower corner OF
the room. 1t was much admired and
is quite unique. On field of white
with blue stripes is the German coat
of arms, with a large blue cross in the
upper left corner. The flag was an
attractive feature of the decorations.
The supper will close tonight and
a liberal patronage is solicited The
following are the ladies assisting at
the supper: Fancy Table Mrs. Hough,
Miss FieseleI and Miss Toomey.
Cake and OTeam-Mrs. Fred Q.
Smith.
Waiting on Tables-Mrs. Weaver,
Mrs. Seedorff, Mrs Engel, and Misses
Nj. Iseman. Margaret and Mary Heller,
Taylor, r. Dammeyer, Helen Fiese-
Ter, Flora Fieseler. Mary Iseman.
EI,I1nv
Ella Bembs, Christine Engel.
Caramel Table-Miss Helen Knack-
stedt. The ladies in charge are Mrs
Ronte, Mrs. George Heller, Mrs.
Kruger, Mrs Kersbaw. Mrs. Dodds,
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. c. Dammeyer,
Mrs. Crnsnack. Mrs Wrede. Mrs. E.
Parkinson, Mrs. Rausch. Mrs. Holli.
day, Misses Mary and Margaret Hell
Ter
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01
Marzoni to Sue.

1t now appears that the hazing cases
at the Naval Academy will find their
way into the Court of Claims. AS a
test case the attorney for Midshipman
Mazoni oontemplRtes going to the
Court of Claims under the claim that
Marzoni, not having been tried by
competent court and therefore not
lawfully dismissed from the academy,
is entitled to his pay. 1t is hoped in
this way to procure a judicial deCi-
sion as to the legality of the Annapo-
lis court-martial called by the super
intendent of the Naval Academy. The
contention in behalf of the midship-
men is that the Secretary of the Navy
alone could order such court martial,
and that this court, being ordered by
the superintendent of the Academy, is
no court at all.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01
Well Patrnnized.

Last nights supper given by the
ladies of the First NJ. +. Church was
as great a success as that of the
night previous. Crowds filled the
Assembly Rooms all the evening and
brought their appeltes and their
money with them and good sum was
realized. The supper was delicious
and served most temptingly The
harlequin ice cream found ready sale
and was a novelty at chuch suppers. 4
The efforts of the ladies who worked
so faithfully are crowned with success
and they feel highly gratified at the
results.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-02-01
Feast of The Publication Services
at St. Anne's.

There will be three services in Saint
Annefs Church tomorrow. 1t is the
Ieast OF The Presentation of Christ in
the emple, commonly called the
I,urlncatlon OF Saint Mary the Virgin ("
These services will be. as is usual 1non
such holy days, at at 10 a. M. and <
p. IN; celebration of the Holy Conn
munion at a. M. and nornineS
Prayer ats.
The offerings at both of the morning
and evening ervIces will be for same
same object, as upon st Pau's Day.to
provide amonth 5 board, for a sufferer
rom tuberculosis i'm mountain sana-
forum