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Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
Be Your Own Tree Doctor.

Every man should be his own tree doctor. If properly trained, he has been busy all summer removing suck CTS from the trees, fighting fungus and discouraging insects. When the leaves are off, he goes all over his plantation, diagnosing each tree shrub and bush. He will find some borers not yet killed, and these should be thoroughly eradicated from the quinces and apples before winter sets in. Use a flexible wire and a sharp knife; and when the larvae are killed, pile coal ashes freely around the tree. He will probably find in his currant and berry fields more or less bushes that cul- tivation has loosened in the soil.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
NINE WERE KILLED.
The Victims of a Railroad Collision
 in Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Nov. 11.-As a result of a collision of two freight trains near Borie, eleven miles west of here, late last night, nine persons are dead and four severely injured.
 The dead are: J. c. Schley. freight engineer; Martin Christensen. fire man; John Murphy. conductor; Clar- ence Stitt, brakeman; c. w Rogers. brakeman; c. J. Duncan, brakeman; three Japanese laborers. -s.-.--.----
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12
Our New Store is Now
 Open

Our store at 1920 East Washington street is open to the trade Everything and upto-date. We showing the finest line of Oriental goods brought to Phoenix, at prices that will surprise you Every garment is show in itself. All sizes of Oriental Rugs, each of different design.
 full line of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Apparel at prices that will astonish you.
 Our stock of Mems, Young Me1's and Boys Clothing is and complete We agents for the celebrated Son Bon Clothes Call and inspect this clothing before buying your fall suit.
 We have valuable line of Arizona Gold Jewelry, made of the real Arizona gold and made by the Mexcans and Indians.
 WATCHES and DIAMONDS: Our Jewelry depart ment is complete, with prices that will appeal to you.
 For the next thirty days going to be satisfied with but little profit going to give friends and customers the benefit of months work. We not giving away dollars but we going to make you present of work We want you to call and inspect our establishment, whether you buy not. Fair visitors especially invited to make our store head quarters while visiting the Fair.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

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Arizona republican., 1908-11-12

Bell-'I had awful luck on the stage last night"
 Nell-"What was the trouble?" Bell-"A steam pipe exploded and hiSSed mo nff %
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

b. NJ. 80 and 6 80 ?. N. Dinners and lunches
ilusic and dancing. AL anEsementa Fare round
-a-.-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Fair Messenger. lO7
Powers. SS75. won; Ned Camack Jos James
Hosgl. Sl595 place second: The Missus lO7 lSkr-
VIM. $3.50 show. third Time. l,Ol 35. Robin Grey.
Stowaway. All Red Abby c.. Silver c.. AIercadel
Scantling Automatic. Malecun. Camel. and Silver
tic also ran
SECOND RACE-Fiye furlongS Zola 100 r.
Martini. $3.50. won. Dispute. los Ross S2i 40
place. second; Queens Message 100 lGlasnerl 50 O55
show. third. Time. l0l 25 Miss Crittenden Iui-
gator. Lady Ruby SIverton. C0wdin. ST Aulaire
Mirto Boadicea. AdmonitoT. Mabel Henri. and
LuCkv Ford also ran.
THIRD RACES -steeplechase; short course. Water
wav. l57 DIc0lainl. Sl.6O won; Glass Leader l5i
tWickhneD 5000 place. second; McIlvain. l4i
NoureiH. S.iU show. third Time y. ID. c. Tay-
Tor. impertinence. Chancellor c. II. Shilling, Piller
Don Trent and Anna Day also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Car. lO5 Powers
S2 ~. won pinkola 100 'Heiden $3.50 place second
MoQuette loi IT. Butler. S So show. third. Time
l-39 35 SKYE also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Scven flrlongs Rustic % flames
Hoggl. SZ305 won George Young III Crroxler'
$3.50 place. second; +. T. Ship. "a tEdmontonl.
Sass show, third Time IL 25 Funicllaire, Han
nibal Bey. Alsatian. Tom kearney, Palamon. Con
yolo, Keuncwick. Col. Brady Topsy Robinson. Ches-
vardiue. and Yansel also ran
SIXTH RACE-One ard three-sixteeuths miles
Miss Strome s5 Hogg. S4.30. won: Waterlake. lC2
lHufnagen, Sl3 place. second; Camille. g Co.
Ross. SGD show third Tine. l59 Dr. Lee
Huffman. Quagga, Dick Finnell. and Ia Fayette
also nu.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
sheepEhead Ray.

ST RAcE-The Roseben' lightweight hhndi-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiK furlongs. Purslane lOs Fair-
brother, TO 5. won; Anna Smith. l03 (Quarring-
toni. % l. second; Edorado. l23 lHarty). 10 20 J.
third. Time. Is. Grace Kimball. Ben Stilie, Su-
pclstition. DinTCgan. Panique Evelyn S. Officer
and BlaCkrod also ran.
SECOND RACE - Four and onehalf furlongs
Bndoon. 10 u. Foley. 20 8. won; Cascade lO5 CE
Ricel II 20 /. second: Pimpante. 10 CHartyl 4 to
/. third. Time. O;5i 45. Speight Alarmist Belle Of
the Tnbe. Sister Jennie. Sweet Wishes, and Hawk
sora also
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles Kel-
pie. los IT. Ricel. 10 2 won: Cannie Maid IS
Fairbrotherl. 20 2, second; Caper Sauce Ii3
Foley, 2 70 !. third. Time l:45 25. The Globe
Andrew Summers. and Wicklow Girl also ran.
FOURTH RACE - One mile. Hawkama, ll6
lHartyl, ) 20 !, won; Solou Shingle l03 McCabel
: 70 !. second; Hacko. 90 Fairbrother. TO s.
third. Time. 10 3-5 Braggadocio, Petulant and
Raleigh also
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-half fIlrlongs Please
l03 Fairbrother. Is 10 %. won: Redondo lO4 ken
nedyl IS 10 g. second; Ayrwater lO7 IT. Ricel Is TO
!. third. Time. la6 3-5 Edgely Loretta Mack
Suderman, Wild Cherry Gracious and Luzetta also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles King
Of the Valley lo5 lShea). IS 70 s. won; Arrowswift
% (Kennedyl ? 10 l. second Lexington Lady. q
twhitiugl. 70 ]. third. Time. :46 - Proclivity
Kid Roos. Manuscript. Nancy and Clifton Forge
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
BETTORS WIN POINT
New York Justice Grants
Track all Injunction.
ORDER SERVED AT SHEEPSEEAD
Police Restrained from Interfering
with PatrOns-Order of Court Re-
Declare They VIII Arrest Those
Who Continue to Gamble.

New York. June 19.-Supreme Court
Justice Bischoff to-day granted an injunc-
ton, on the application OF the Coney ISL
and Jockey Club, restraining the police
from interfering with satrons OF the
Sheepshead Bay track mot having com
mitted or being engaged in the commis-
sion OF any act claimed by defendant,
Commissioner Bingham. or his subordi-
mates 10 be criminal or disorderly act
Daniel G.. Slattery. secretary to the
commissioner. received service Of the
injunction for the commissioner in the
afternoon.
The order is returnable June % IN Spe-
cial Term, part l.
Deputy Police Commissioner Baker an
nounced this afternoon at the Sleeps
head Bay race track that he had been
served with a temporary injunction is
sued by Justice Bischonf. OF the Supreme
Court OF New York County. But" he ad-
ded. this injunction does not prevent the
police from enforcing the anti-betting law.
and whenever We find men making wag-
ers on the races we will arrest them"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-Five fuTlougs. TakahiTa. IL (Shil-
ling. 20 TO- wOn Ragman. lOi IT. KOerrcrl. %
!. second; Havre III u. Murphy, 10 % third
Time, 90. Tony W, Pearl Point Ceremonus and
High Hat also ran.
SECOND RACE-One and one-eighth miles Gold
way l07 lShillingl. 70 5. won; Debar. l07 Niore-
land. 70 !, second: Amandine 81 IT. kOernerl. 10
10 I. third. Time, l;55 IS. ST. nario and Alua
also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one-eighth miles Midas.
l52 lAIr Wrayl. 20 !. won; Kumshaw, $50 NIr
Higginl. 10 l. second. Stalker. l6O AIr Wright ;
10 s. third. Time. POI. Brcktop and Red Monk
also ran.
FOURTH RACE - One and one-eighth miles
King Cole. III Englander), 10 !, won; Lyndhurst
10 CNcCaheyi. { % l. second; Cursus, ll5 lMur-
phyl. y TO I. third. Time So. Autumn King. St
Clair. Grafton. and Harmony also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Montbert. 100 Nc
Caheyl. y 10 /. won Adrian 100 IT. Koerner % 20
! second. Laieunesse. lo2 &C. SWAIN. to l. third
Time lli Is. Gold Heart. Priceless Jewel and VII
liam H. Lyon also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Four and one-half furlongs. Lily
pad, 81 (McCahey 20 2 won; Thistle Belle. %
Francisl, 20 !. second Colonel Zeb lO2 Shilling
10 8, third Time, O55 3-j. Al Busch. Catherine
Cardwell. Loudon. Miss shannon, Southern Byide
Mardella. and Fairy Sprite also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
SUICIDE VAS HARRY WOODS
Determined Self-destroyer Identified
by the Police.
Former Street Car Conductor Takes
Poison, shoots Himself, and
Drops from Bridge.

Late last evening the body OF the man
who. earlier in the day. jumped from the
Anacostia Bridge, after taking poison and
shooting himself in the head. was posi-
lively identified as that Of Harry Woods,
a street car conductor. who lived at 2l2
Quincy street Relatives will take the
body in charge to-day.
Identification Of the body was made by
means Of several letters and papers in
the pockets Of the dead man. A bottle
that had contained carbolic acid aided in
establishing the identity.
Woods walked 10 the middle Of the
Anacostia Bridge, shortly after noon.
Persons on the bridge saw him raise
phial to his lips. and a minute later whip
out revolver, place II against his tenn
pie and pull the trigger. Before firing
the shot Woods climbed TO the TOP OF the
railing along the bridge and balanced
himself while he was pulling the trigger.
As the bullet entered his brain he made
a convulsive movement and dropped thirty
feet 10 the waters below.
Fishermen near the bridge made an at
tempt 70 find the body, but falling, noti-
fed the police The police launch Major
Sylvester was hurried TO the scene. and
at 2:l5 o'clock the body was recovered a
short distance from the bridge. A large
jagged hole in the forehead showed that
the bullet had caused death before the
water was reached.
In one pocket was q bottle labeled Car
bolic acid" In another pocket were found
two notes. One was addressed 10 "Old
Chum," and told of the writer's intention
to kill himself by hanging The note
was dated several days ago. The other
note was addressed to My Dear Friend"
and stated that he intended committing
suicide, but did not mention the means.
II was stated that he was married May
70, and had intimated that he had not
found married life happy.
The body was taken to the morgue and
the police started an investigation TO
learn the identity OF the suicide. Rela-
tives Of the dead man could assign no
reason for his act other than melan-
cholia, resulting from bad health.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
PRICE SEEKS DISMISSAL.
Cotton King Moves 90 Quash In
dictment Against Him,

New York, June l9.-Judge' Hough. IN
the United States Circuit Court, heard
argument to-day to discuss the indict-
ment found by the Federal grand jury
last Tuesday against Theodore II. Price.
the cotton king.
The indictment. which was not made
public until to-day, charges Price, Moses
Haas, and Edwin H. Holmes, jr.. with
conspiracy to defraud the government
and 10 bribe a government officer.
In to-day's argument, Delaney Nicor
appeared for Price and moved that the
indictment be dismissed and the minutes
Of the grand jury be Incorporated in the
papers in support OF the motion The
lawyer contended that his clients con-
stitutional rights had been violated when
he was called upon to testify as a wit
ness before the grand jury when he was
a defendant in the proceeding.
In opposition TO Mr.. Nicolrs argu-
ment. United States Attorney Stimson
denied that Price has suffered any in
his constitutional rights. Judge Hough
took the papers and reserved decision.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
RACING ON COAST DOOMED.
Prominent Trainer Says California
Is Ready to Stop BoOkmnLinE.

Lexington. KY. June 1s-James o.
Keene. one OF the best known trotting
horse trainers in the world. arrived here
last night from California. where he has
been with his racers during the winter
season.
He says the outlook for racing all over
the country is dark because OF anti-bet-
ting laws. and that from the trend OF
thought in California he Is confident that
within two years racing VIII be killed
there.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
Apprentice allowance claimed.
NEW JERSEY BARS GAMBLERS.
Little Chance Of Shifting Racing
Scene to TINT stnte

Jersey City n. j.. June l9.-Almost in
surmountable barriers stand in the way
Of shifting the racing scene from New
York to New Jersey.
Even with favorable legislation in every
particular, it would be five years before
the bangtail sport could be conducted.
Public sentiment in New Jersey runs
strong against race track gambling, TO
insure which it would be necessary 10
repeal a constitutional prohibition Of pool
selling. The repeater must be passed by
a majority of the senate and the house
Of two consecutive legislatures. and then
be adopted by majority OF voters at a
special election.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
Bell Saved Ferns from sIeepine.

New York, June 19-Harry Scroggs
fought a savage six-round battle with
Harry Ferns, at the Olympic A c.. last
night, and at the finish honors were
greatly in favor Of Scroggs. The fastest
fighting took place in the fourth round
Both boys mixed it up in the middle Of
the ring. and five seconds before the bell
sounded Scroggs sent over a right hand
swing that knocked Ferns cold. The bell
was all that saved him, and he kept at
a safe distance from Scroggs in the last
two rounds
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
BORE LINCOLN'S BIER.
Pnllbearer at Martyrs Funeral Vie
tim of Heart Trouble.

Long Branch. n. j., June 19.-Joseph
Hammerslaugh, who was pallbearer at
President Lincoln's funeral and one OF
the martyred Presidents closest friends,
died last night at his summer home in
Ocean avenue
He was In his seventy-seventh year
and had been sick but short time from
heart trouble.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
Corrick Throws Madden.

0IIVIdI % Iut WasnlngTOn Herald.
Parsons, w. Va. June 19-In wres-
Ting bout at Hansford Opera House.
in this city, between Kid Yank Corrick.
of Parsons, and Pat Madden. Of Elkins.
last night, Corrick got two falls out of
three An exhibition wrestle was given
between Fred Kalmbach, of Cumberland.
and Charles Scallon, of Hambleton.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
RACING AND OTHER SPORTING NEWS

he swept around into the stretch. where
Fair Play. drawing away from King
James. Master Robert, and Tourenne
went after the Voter colt with a deter
mined rush. Again the crowd exclaimed:
Fair Play will win!'
But just at that moment Notter let out
link and Ballot began to draw away.
Fair Play was still threatening for a
time. but finally curled up. and Ballot
finally went under the wire two lengths
and half in front Of King James. Bal
lot was in hand at the wire. but he was
probably glad that the race was over.
King James beat Fair Play in a romp
for the place.
=. Dugan lodged protest OF foul
against King James with the stewards
after the race. but It was not allowed.
Madden n winner.
John f. Madden scored a great triumph
in the $4,000 Double Event for two-year-
olds at fve and 4 half furlongs. futurity
course. when his colts. Fayette and Sir
Martin, ran first and second, respectively.
They were overwhelming choices in the
calculations, the handicap prices being
to 3.
Frank J. Farrells Grapple was the win
ner or the Grass Selling Stakes at mile
and a sixteenth on the turf. breezing
home a winner by two and half lengths
in 1:45.
Harry Payne whitney won two races
with Baby Wolf and Hillside Baby Wolf
was successful in the opening event. while
Hillside, a fine colt by ambdrg-Morn-
lngs!de. made all the running in the
Brambaletta. winning easily by a length
and a half from Edward in 1:02 2-5
Oscar Lewisohns Monopollst ran a
cracking good race in the Salvador. a
handicap. winning by three-parts OF a
length in 1:i0 fat.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-s1 and one-haH furlonas. Baby
Wolf 10 ~. Duganl 70 5. won; Bouquet. 100
10 !. third. Time. l;l9 Falcada and Peter
Quinco also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile Monopolist Ios Not
teri to 2 won; Rosimiro lo7 lW. Doylel 10 to l.
second; Julia Powell rs Niusgrave). : 70 l. third.
Time. 80 Shadow Glance. Alfred Noble. Winning
Star. and Golden Pearl also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and onehah furlongs Fay
cite II. 10 Miller. 20 s. Won: Sir Martin. Ia
u. Lee). to s. second; Esperanto III (Notterl 10
70 !. third Time 0l. Robin. ROssfenton. County
Fair Forhelline. Statesman. Strike Out and Mad
man also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ons and oneauarter miles.
Ballot. lG lNotterl. 10 5. won; King James 9s
GO. Burns 20 /. second; Fair Play. III n.
Duganl. 20 J. third. Time 203 Master Robert.
Dandeon. Bedouin. Frank Gin. Montgomery. Gold
Lady. Tourenne. Running Water. and Euieott also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ons and one-sixteenth miles on
turf. Grappe. no lGamerl 20 I. won: Beauclere.
lO Upton. Z 20 ]. second; Tony Bonero. l06
tCulleni. 70 !, third Time, las BlacSsheep.
McCarter. AnJaeus. Crack Shot. and Bartender also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. Hillside Ils (E.
Duganl. 20 !, won; Edward. IFS Cfiller 5 % !.
second. Wamha. Us (--l. 20 !. third. Time.
l02 2j. Spcctatress. Niger Baby. Star Thistle
Moorish King Otogo Mobility Patsy. Howth Rux-
ton. Kirikina. Submit. Joe Lit. High Bridge. aud
Bewildcr also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
BALLOT TRIUMPHS
IN TURF CLASSIC
Keene's Colt Captures the
Suburban Handicap.
HANGS UP A NEW RECORD

superb FOur-yehr-OId Finishes in
Front with Three Lengths to
Gets Second Place, Six Lengths
Ahead of BeImont's Fair Play.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At jersey City-Buffaio. 4: Jersey City. 2
At NeWnrk-RoCheSter. ): Newark. ?
AT Baltimore-Nlontreal, 3; Baltimore, 2
AT Providencc-ToroutO. l; Providence. q
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
Fair Play shows Speed.

Fair Play will win" was the cry Jus,
then. He will run over those horses
when he gets TO the streth." Tourenne
had rushed up to within two lengths Of
Ballot. as the Keene colt neared the
homo stretch, with King James, Fair
Play and Master Robert less than a
length back and running head and head.
Notter kept Ballot close 20 the rail as
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
The RALSTON

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Popular refined patronage Famous cuisine. Book
let. CORA BENEDICT TAYLOR
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6RDSDi hSuSE, AND BEACH.
Pleasant airy roOTrs. with OF without board PriF-
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
OSB0REE-ABREY. R1TlTE R41GTlITT4c a :

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Ocean-vew rooms open surroundings: quiet and re-
fined relghborhOodi privilege bathing nom hotel
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Special rates for june and July Z. u. L. GElGEk.
formerly Cf Vermont House
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
For MT. VERNON

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cluding admission 10 grounds and mansion sc
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
THE OCEAN VIEW, EEBE g5gFoE M S2yFi yTFiss

An ideal resort on the Massachusetts, coast Hot
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
CALEN HALL
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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

PONCE De LEON Virginia ave. aad Beach;
Piers and amusemcuts Moderate rates.
ALFRED B. GRINDROD.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-30
Puerto Piekinss.
correspondence

Correspondence.
Corn, and in fact all field stuff
IS looking well.
.. {. Lockl~ar is in from Texas
and reports things good at Texico.
\. \. Ross and family. and !.
t., kazlelle and family lett, return.
INK TO Texas this week.
The Grady folks had a picnic
IN Apach. Canon last FRIDAY and
good day of It is reported.
Thomas Reagan, the telephone
man, was with us last week. lie is
improving the line from Puerto TO
IrNico.
frcd Walther and son returned
home Tuesday after a months
visit with his sister at Polomas,
Hot Springs and Hermosa.
Mr. laws OF Barancas died OF
heart trouble las, week and was
buried in the Puerto cemetery. He
was 3 years old and leaves a wife
and i've children.
Uncle Henry Carter died last
week at his home near Barancas
OF heart disease. Uncle Henry
was an old settler here and in
west Texas. The neighborhood
deeply sympathise with the family
in their bereavement NJ.
Il. j.. Johnson has Just returned
home a few days ago from the
Soldiers Home at Topeka. He is
very low, suffering OF asthma and
dropsy OF the heart. lie was
brought back here, hoping TO I've
benefited in health.
]. \. Stradley had a mess OF
home grown English peas Tor Sun.
day dinner. They were grown in
his garden this year without any
water other than what nature gave.
That is pretty good considering
the conditions OF the weather bu-
rear this spring.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MAMmnN

Mrs. A. /. Baker..is visiting rel.
atives in Texas.
Mr.. Edward =. Martin is stopp.
ing with his cousin J. {. Anderson
Anyone wishing to huy goats can
hear something to their advantage
Nv seeing H. +. Turner.
WIN. Howe i, busy explaining
the beauties OF the Singer Sewing
Machine to his manN friends,
Ohio Ilumphrv has struck water
at eighteen lect with a test augef
and is digging a tour foot we'll down
to It.
The Singing School conducted
by Professor A. +. Harris at thu
'dobe school house is progressing
nicely and every one is enthusiasts.
tic.
The largest crowd ever known in
these parts gathered at the Liberty
Valley School house Sunday aud
spent the day listening to sermons
10y brothers Sherrod, Neal. Hay.
mes, and others. Besides this spirit
ual food there vas an abundance Of
that kind that satisfies the inner
man and makes him think OF the
good things his mother used to
make. In the evening the ccre.
monies OF the Lords Supper and
iootwashlng took place.