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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

luncheon consisted only of black bread and large raw onion.
 '.Bahi" exclaimed the boy disdainfully.
 T thought you. were real gentleman, signor, but I see you are only a poor beggar like myself, after all"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
TayIor Harrell Dies.

Sheffield, March 27.-(Special.) )-Taylor Harrell, aged years, the son of MT. and Mrs. W. J. Harrell, died yesterday at the family residence and was buried today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
Mobile Loses Another.

Mobile, March pecial)-Philadel- phia took another exhibition game from Mobile this afternoon by the score of 3 to l. The game was well played by both teams. Sehlitzer's pitching for the Athletics, defeated the locals.
 Score by innings: R.H.E. Ph11adelp11na ............ol2 0U0 OO+-3 7 Mobile ..................0O GOO 100 O0o-1 5 l
 Batteries: Schlitzer and PoWers;- Biter- oloff Hixon and Braun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
SCHOOL BONDS OF
 MERIDIAN SOLD
Kansas City Firm Makes Best
 Bid on the Issue
PAVING COMPANY IS PAID
Petition Is Sent By One Prisoner In Jail on Behalf of Another to Get Aid for Him Because
 of lllnesss.

Meridian, March -(speeal)-The city boards last night sold ss0,oo0 re- funding school bonds, bearing 45s per cent to the firm of lien, southerlln X Co., of Kansas City, for the sum of SS0, l275o, with accrued interest, to rua in serials. the first s10oo payable April l. 1910. The company is to furnish litho- graph bonds. The other bidding com panies were: Commercial Bank and Trust company. Laurel. sS0,l95. with accrued in terest, 20 year bonds: Robinson, Hamph- rey Co., Atlanta. sS0, 4S6 serial, s3O,8s1 for % years; Union Bank and Trust com pany. Meridian. 300 for 20 years: A B. Leach & Co.,, Chicago, sso. .502 for 20 years; Seasongood < Meyer, Cincinnati, $50, ,364 So for 20 years; C. H. Coffin. Chicago, $29, III, net. serial; Williamson Brothers. Mem phis. s8o,2 50; Mccoy X Co. Chicago. s30.4s0 and accrued interest. 20 years. s30.SI5 serial
 The boards also decided to at once advertise for bids on s250,000 of water works bonds at 41a per cent for 30 years. the bids to be opened April 15.
 The sum of s5.595S5 was ordered paid the Southern Paving and Construction company of Chattanooga when an in demnifying bond is submitted and ap- proved by the mayor and boards This money hase been held from the contract price of recent street paving as a guar antee that the paving would be kept in repair for period of five years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
Has Husband Arrested.

c. $. Middleton, employed in the harness department of Threefoot Bros. X Co.,, was arrested at Vicksburg yesterday afternoon and returned to Meridian today on a war rant sworn out by his wife, formerly Mrs Gus Owen Mrs. Middleton, a few days since, effected a loan of $500 on some res idence property and most Of the money was deposited in local bank. Yesterday morning Middleton stated to his employ CTS that he was i'll and that he would not be al work during the day A few hours later his wife called to see him. learned of his actions, and making inquiry at tie bank, she was told that he had that morn ing drawn out $1000 dollars. The police were notified and Middleton was appre- hended in ViclSsburg as he was taking a west-bound train to Pensacola. He is held at the county jail.
 Petition In Bankruptcy.
 Petition in bankruptcy was filed with L nitsd States Commissioner Gully today by s. K. l.. Ryan of Rose Hill, Jasper county The liabilities are given at s76z5. assets $6,191.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
Fate of a War Hero.

Gen. w D. Cameron, circuit clerk has received letter from Dr. Tom Birdsong, who is serving a term in the penitentiary on the Rankin farm for the murder of Dr. Albert Pitts in Copiah county, in behalf of a pardon for g. W. Smith, of this county, better known. however, as ''Sebe" Smith, who is serving a life term for the killing of his son isl fit of ungovernable rage. Dr. Brdsong de- clares in his letter to General Cameron that the prisoner n years of age, is i'll and something ought to be done fdr him. Smith is a veteran of the Confeder- acy and Dr. Birdsong says:
 "A lady of Hattiesburg was here on a visit recently and volunteered to bring the matter of his petition for pardon before the Daughters of the Confeder- acy to push the matter to the attention of Governor Noel for immediate action The very old unreconstructed rebel is rapidly declining in health, but l as- sure you, as his faithful friend and nurse night and day, he is not failing in his nerve. His mentality and superb power shine and glow with old time bright ness and vigor, but something must be done and soon if this great old speci- men of rapidly departing rugged de- fender of the southern principles and honor is to be laid to rest elsewhere than here.'
 General Cameron replied that it was Impossible to help his old friend He don would be of little benefit to the old man. General Cameron deeply sym pathizes with the old man in his declining years. He thinks it not unlikely that the Daughters of the Confederacy will take the matter uD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28

Mistakes sometimes hap pen. We always correct them. ' Lonto's Cafe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
Death Causes Regret.

Capt. James Powell has been elected chief of the Meridian Fire department to succeed to the vacancy caused by the death of Chief Massey in January. Chief Powell is Meridian boy who has a great record in the department. He is elevated from captain at No l station He received his training under Chiefs Massey and Zeher, both deceased
 The news Of the death of c. C. Harvey, formerly president of the Alabama and Vicksburg, was received in this city yes- terday with regret by many citizens. Su- perintendent W. V. Harvey, his son, was in Meridian when he received the news and he immediately left for Nicksburg to make preparations to go to London, where his father died
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
U. C. T. Elect Officers.

Meridian lodge No 206 United Commer- cial Travellers, tonight elected officers for ire ensuing term as follows: Charles Saunders past councillor; A. $. Harrison. senior councillor; W B. Spinl1s, junior councillor; H. s. Howard, conductor; T. J. Wainwright, page; C. N. Brooks, sen- tinel. The following were named to com pose the executive committee: Louis Threefoot, Gully Smalshaf, W. J. Owen and E. D. Self. At the conclusion of the meeting the members repaired to the banquet hall, where delightful spread was enjoyed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
WOMAN MAKES $1,000 BOND
And All Enid Wants TO Know Who
Mysterious Woman Is.

Enid, Okla. Aug l9.-Who is she?
Inheralded, in a stunning gown of
silk, she fitted into the shcrifrs
office and laid one thousand dollars
on the table as a cash bond for tns
release of James LcuoN
Then she disappeared.
The officers received one thousara
dollars as cash bond and Jau,a.
LenoX was released. Where ne went
is no. known, Neither is it klo,n
who the young woman is or non.
whence she came.
There is a supposition, bur tharc
are few facts 10 suhs-qutiarc H.. II
is said that he woman came here
from Oklahoma City as soon as She
heard that Lenox was in ipil here.
the county officers believe that the
woman Is sweetheart of the ac-
cusgd man and She was living in OK.
laaoma city when she learned of his
arrest That sine has not lived in
this city is almost a certainty
There is really but one circum.
stance OF which the officers are Ger
tain Tha. is. she had the money.
II Is seldom that a bond of $1,000 i,
required for the release of prisoner
and when such a bond is demanded
it is rarc-cspecially so-that a cash
bend is given. II is something which
has probably never before taken
place in Garfield county.
LcnoX was arrested here at !
o'clock Friday morning at the Harley
nome, on East Pine street The
county officers received word that
the man was wanted in Quincy, H.
for committing a statutory crime He
was placed in the county Jail and the
sheriff OF Adams county, H., notified
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
Natatorium Club.

The Thursday Swimming club met
last night and had a delightful visit
to the pool. followed by a picni.
spread.
Tho.r vino attended were Mr.. and
Mrs Fred NJ Gates, Almond and
Frederick Gates, and Mrs Almond
of shawnee, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
simpson and Bert Simpson. Jr.. Mr..
ANA Mrs. John Nichols. Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Whitcman and Gwyu Whircman.
Judge and Mrs Wm. Pfioffcr. u. d.
and Harry Pncffcr Mr.. and Mrs.
Champion, Mr. and Mrs. Fish. Mrs.
Ecadwell, Mr. and Mrs u. r. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs. Colley; Misses Willie Lew
is, Alinc Perry and Pauline Gladncy
of Fort Worth, Beatrice Won Keller.
Helen Won Keller, Mrs Won Keller.
Mr. and Mrs r. +. Turner Mr.. and
Mrs C. l.. Byrnc, Cassius Byrne,
Bowden Lacey aud Don Lacey, Mr..
T. A. Thurmond, Mrs, Smith, Miss
Francis Smith.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
Slunber Party.
served

Miss Virginia Blake entertained de
lightfully last evening with a Slum-
ber Party for Miss Jessie Hart of
shreveport, Louisiana, the guest of
Miss Dorothy Hammar
After supper the boys came up
and a party was formed for the
picture shows with Mr.. Frank Nelson
as chaperone.
Miss Blake's guests were Misses
Dorothy Hammar, Jessie Hart. Eliza.
bcth Simpson, Willie stephens and
Grace Spaulding.
The young gentlemen who visited
the pictures hows with them were
MessrS, Bob Gardenhire Ben Steph-
ems, Charley Reichelderfcr Bin Me
Lamore, Bumpass OF California and
Fayette Blake.
When the crowd returned to the
Blake home light refreshments were
served
When the wee small hours came
the girls serenaded Mr. Nelson as a
rocompense for his services as chap.
orone.
The last reports say that Mr.. Mel
son is sim alive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
WHEN YOU MEET THE GIRL WIN
HER ON THC SPOT-rELL HER
you LOVE HEE.
VIEWS Of ONE ON HONEYMOON
THIRTY Minutes Plenty OF TIme-lt
Folks object ignore Them. Says
General Hutchinson Of Tennessee.
On HIS Honeymoon.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20


TIE BLIND PASSION.
My love is Ike a red. red rose"
sing mid visions hazy.
I'm fancy smittcn, / suppose
And when ones that way. goodness
knows
Perhaps she's no more Ike rose
Than | am Ike a daisy
Her eyes shine like thc stars OF
night.
My fancy goes assigning.
But I'm i'm love Iul mot Just right
Go say that sounds much moro po.
Ii'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

that the man had been captured. The
ILLINOIS officer Immediately replied
by telegraph that h. would secure
the necessary papcr, from Governor
Dconcu and come to Enid for the
prisoner.
In the meantime IouoN lay iu the
county Jail Hc is a man aged about
25 years and well appearing. lie
seems 20 take his arrest as mat
ter of little concern When notified
that cash bond Of one thousand
dollars had been given for his re-.
tease Lcnoy only smiled. he didn't
say word
Yesterday Sheriff Campbell racciv.
ed telegram from GOV Haskell
stating that the hearing ON the
rcquisition had been set for next
Friday "a, tho request of Lemon
Hold him were the final words OF
the message.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

her. ] immediately Tod h.r mo.h,.
Mrs. 'h"a,h1m Was greatly surprised
but finally said something abuu the
wedding n October ] Just ignored
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Mrs Crp.Hm was idlmlnl
however, ml vmlduI consent to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

baud who asked assistance of 90.
messenger service. ,Nplaln.ug that
his wif,s maid had taken her d..
par,urc and that he was unable to-
do the buttouing because OF a broken
finger \ boy was sent to the house
and the incident got into the news
papers Aftcrward many women
placed orders for boys to be sent rcs.
uiagly to do the back butunng. The
boys themselves do not like the new
duty. not because of he work itself.
but because the women are stingy
with their tips-New York Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
Dedication Exercises.

Tomorrow evening at the corner OF
Main and Washington the foun.
tain erected by the ladies' of the
W. G, r. L. for the benefit Of the
cit!zcus OF Ardmore will be dedicated
TO public use
The Ardmore band will furnish
music and addresses will be made
by Judge !. Il. Mason, Commissions
er Buruitt and Mrs. Mary V. Niblack
and a reading by Eugene Nivouche.
Refreshments of ice water will be
served.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
messenger Boy to Button Dresses.

\ new use has been found for the
ubiquitous messenger boy in Lond IN.
lie answers calls to button women's
dresses mp the back. The charge for
the work is twelve cents, and the
boys have proved competent SUD
Stitutcs in this connection for maids
or grumbling husbands. The inno-
walton was brought about ~ a hus,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

pound duriu z
change of life. NV
doctor told me IL
was good. and since
taking IL | feel so
much better that |
can do all my work
again | thin X
LYDIA T.. piukham's
' Ncgctahlr Com
pound "a fine remedy
for all Womau's
troubles. and |
never forget to tell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
For Mrs. Potter.

In honor of Mrs. Roy Potter OF
Gainesville, who visited Mrs. VIII
Potter the first OF the week, Mrs.
Charles Anderson entertained doz-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

To honor Miss Ella Glen Gilmcr. a
charming bride of Wednesday week.
Mrs. T. L. Wright entertained on
yesterday morning with liuaD
shower
The Wright home was decorated
with crimson hearts i'm honor of the
event and cupid held sway iu the
contest the hostess had prepared for
a.r guests entertainment.
Iu ,ne diuiug room hears hung
from the corners 70 tho chandeliers
and the rich linen Of the table w's
dotted with them.
\ hoaE.shapcd basket hung from
the chandelier. filled with bctrothal
,onccits which we're examined with
eager haste
\ contest in quotations ON love
was instituted and Miss Vera Olive
was the best verse maker in the
crowd and was given Gibson pie.
ture
For BOBBY. Miss Bogie Mrs. Hud.
son, Miss Marie Gilmcr and Mrs.
Sturgeon cut, the latter being 'he
fortunate winner Both prizes were
presented the honoree.
Throughout the afternoon Miss ST.
zanne Sturgeon served refreshing
punch
The guest list includes Misses
Bonnie higgins. Lillian McNcefp.
Vera Olive, Ruth Paul Bogie. Mill,r.
GrHce Johnson, DuIaney; Mesdamos
Kenneth Hudson, Frank Bouu'~, y.
c. Woods. Smith, John $. Codall.
G. G. Wcith and r. II. Sturgeon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
Here and There.

Mrs Earl Kcunard aud little baby
of CIeburne viii arrive sunday To-
visit AIR. and Mrs. Bob Phillips.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

With understanding that it is 20 costme nothing and
is 70 put me under obligation whatever, should
like 70 have you show me a 1909 COTTON
BELT SPECIAL BURROUGHS in my own
place Of business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

II there is something you can do
there are dozens of people willing
10 pay you for doing II. They read
the want ads, too.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
HER
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Columbus. Ohio. -"I have taken
Lydia T.. Pukham's Vegetable com.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
MCFarland's Hotel
f. J MCFARLAND, Proprietor.
McAIESTER OKLA

McALESTER, OKLA.
European Plan. IS modern
rooms 75c ana 81. Large
sample room. a popular
priced restaurant in con
nection Fish dinners a
specially.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
Automobile p7r.y.

Mr. Don Lacey gave am amomo.
bile ride on Wednesday cvcu'u, in
compliment TO Mrs. Collcy's Lolso
party of charmipg young girls from
Fort Worth Misses Aliuc Perry
Pauline Gladucy and Willie Lewis.
The drive was finished with a visit
TO the Rod ana Gun club lake
whore a delightful dinner was served
Misses Aliuc Perry, Willie Lewis.
Pauline Gladncy, Beatrice Won Kcl-
lcr Bowlcu Lacey Mr.. and Mrs.
Coiloy and Mr. Don Lacey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

Within the coming week Ms "
r. Clement, president of the city
Federation Of WOmcu's Clubs will
cal meeting OF the club women to
plan for the entertainment of tu,
state Federation Iva October and out.
line The work for the ensuing year
Staud.ue committees will be appoint
I'd ~ that meeting Oklahomau
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20

Lont forget that tne Want Ads
are business builders
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
Would You Spend Seven Cents Day to Save Half
the Time Spent in Cotton Calculations?


handle the work the Southern retailer and cotton buyer practically
you havcn i'm o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-20
TIIE RLINn PASSION

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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-02-12
Craig Spring Dots.

Tn spite Of the dnelementa weather,
Craig Spring jss still ION the boom; the
farmers are beginning to turn the soil
to start a crop, and it Is hoped thatthey
win not meet with another such nnfav-
orable wear as last was. - a' =
= Prof. Wallace is progressing nicely
with his school i.
{ Mrs. Lacy jackson is slowly succum-
ming her Illness. 80
We have had another marriage In. our
eighbofhoods = Miss Allie Langfordand'
Mr.. Waiter Apston were quietly marri
ION the 4fh inst..s at the home OF the
,s-parents, MR. and Mrs. JET Lang
ford, in tho presence OF q few irrlennd.s eng.
and relatives. So.
we have Sunday School every Sun
day evening. AL who wish TO belongtO
u Sunday School are hereby cordially
Invited to come and join.
Prof. R, S. Crumpton and son, Prem
tisS were visitors of DIR. Grumpton,s OF
tkrkville, SATURDAY. and Sunday. The
DR. came home home with them to visit
thS sickrbed of-his brothet's wife. "A rs.
WeiI Crumpton:s -
y u a -. ~ ~
They haye madesa start on the new
Baptist church. .hay ing Shin g1ess we
hoSd tohav9 1T completed in ftmp to mold
D Heetfng next SnhdnSer. -
5 Gfss John Pugh. Is Tpreparing much
foR her sisters VISIT. Mrs. Dat, of Tenn !.
Ia It is raining ylreadfhlly ahafn I'm
afraid my poor dots will wash away, SO
will bid you oil adieu.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-02-12
sTURGIs LOCALS.


kH
Messrs Sam. and George Wal.
kM departed Sunday for Mem;
lMr. W.. M. Cotton and family
visited their, parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris Sunday.
ElMr. Blanton. of Starkville,
VhsI a visitor here Sunday.
IEMr. Erskine Green had the
misfortune to fall down Satur-
@y might and cripple himself
rlgh: badly. He hurt his shoul-
DIR 30 badley that he was unable
-+eLse his arm when he left Sun.
dayl Had it been some other of
our young men we might account
for the fall, but as Erskine is a
strict temperance boy he must
have been soaring on the wings
of first love- and fell too hard.
Rev Newbeng preached an ex.
-cellent sermon Sunday morning
upon trloulatlons. We were
forciblyoreminded of the passage
Every Heart knoweth his own
bitterness.
-
cb;laroa snaat SUNDAY hora
-
M tranaaa,inu voo nhnosot % sasAy,s;
NJ. ~
Mr.. Press Suber, of eagle,
was in town Monday: . -. -
$ Mrs. Maude Runtin returned
Sunday after spending a few
days of last week at home.
X W ~ ,u., o,,.,. ,,e,,., g.
- -, .;.s w. ~ sa.asta.s vusoa sfal = e. y,
v;lla
Mr. clarence Wese' OF otark-
VIE was a VISITOR mere sunday.
The little dauohter of Mr. Jno.
o,,a be- hoon a,;to s;ok hnt
= hstfer
Mr.. Greer HammTil has been
visiting here.
Mr.. George Tollison. of Dido
was in town Monday.
s Mr. Adams. of Buchs. was
transacting business here Mon
day.
Mr Raanraoard Rnfford has
ona,,od = smith h,,- . at Tho old Tav.
'lor stand. We were mis,nform.
ed regardino his. beine. success.
.-sorEto Mr. M;fchalt
iIhe -ina'aA s.i'.aRe@Wa s-sefy
u'7es' ~ Gus a's.'1s'v E m
eer 1"tnllieut'- ,.op.et
n"' <'-a-n oo''e.sl '"
cur los .11 es0 rsA no'
soeo al, -.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-02-12
) s-sE 49,. .-1tr JS...4-a.s - a.ss.. = -
In the, Hattiahurg News.
!. Arhors Day, Praeram.

Z ~ = - 1@e~ - y s------'t
s ; Following is the pfogram of
Arbor Day spleadidly.srendered
by the, sixth grade OF Court
street school. with Miss Pearl
Webb as the efficient teacher.
The children did : remarkably
veil and. the program was Bead
Etiful as well as instructive:
Song, "Memory's Arbor Scene, "
Z by E Grade: :. -, ...'..
Intro due t Remarks- VIM.
Dir GlS rec" Dora. Ross.
The. Farmer and the School
+Ghildren,,,-I4 I4onnie- Rnrkatt. Err
mine Bishop. Maggie Estes, Bes-
sic Donovan, Leslie Morley and
Elma Ellison.
Facts About Arbor Day. Origin,
Purpose, etc, Oswald Kernag-
han. Fred Taylor, Luther
Barksdale. Leroy and Leon Lee
.noir, Liyod st. Clair.
''Th e Acorn, the Seeding. the
Tree''-Ray E1re. John Ma
gruder, Werner Hanna, Austin
- -. =.
Barksdale. : :
gArbor Day Song and Acrostic.
II Hazel Bishop. Dora Ross,
Bpbbie Haney, Margret Her;
ren, Made ,'Caperton, Grace
Mills, Naomi H,rsch. Minnie
Hausen.
9TH e Heart of a Tree. Grace
Woodley: .,-
What Do We Plant When We
|,sa rions !. II raevss ss.--yhunR-t Iaslr- IA n
son.
Song HE. Who, Blesses Most
is Blest."o-Erlean Trigg.- Eth
: ell Adams Ruby Bush Nellie
James. Bernice. Thompson
Il will be remembered that
Miss Webb is an Oktibbeha
young lady, of : Sturgis, who
graduated at Judson Institute,
fat Marion Ala with great dis.
tindtion and her friends will be
pleased to know of her progress
and success in her chosen l1ne OF
teachings o s' =
The planting of the tr5es- be.
gan at the singing ofathea last
son g and the singing continued
untiEthe planting Of the last
tree. ThisfWas beautiful aHd
lovely program. and worthy of
imitation throughout the state.