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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
BRIDGE CARPENTER
LIGHTS ON FENCE
Falls Through Bridge and
is Saved by Striking on
Barbed Wire.

L. =. Maukin, u carpenter ON Camp
belt = bridge gang, escaped death 10y
"a very narrow margin last Monday
The bridge gang was taken To work OIL
"nr of The large bridges ou the Da~
sou aud when the train stopped, Man
kiu missed his step aud tell from the
top of the train, through the bridge
lighting ON u harhed wire fence TWEEN
~ feet below,
odd US II Biuy seen II WA only th'
spring IN the wire ience that saved
him from being crushed to death ~
thr rocks below. ie received many
m inr,cs aud cuts ou tue fence, however
aud when the company surgeons arrly
ed on the scene - was n u critical con
ditiou from loss oi blood. over twcn
~ Rve stitches had to he taken IN th'
gashes he sustained.
The wounded man was scent TO the
hospital at Alamogordo where he viii
be confined for n couple of months be
fore being able to resume his duties
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
BAPTIST REVIVAL
COMES 10 CLOSE
Meeting a successful One
With Many Converts and
New Members.

After two weeks vi u most success.
full meeting the revival services at the
Baptist church came to n close last
Tuesday night. The meeting had been
conducted by Rev Taggar,, the pastor
in charge, who is u speaker Of cousid
cradle depth aud power.
The song services were under tho
direction of Rev. Lewis, an excellent
choir organizer aud director. Al tho
close of the revival be agreed TO 70.
main in the city two weeks longer aud
condnct the singing exercises at tho
Methodist church revival meeting which
were comr ,ced last sunday.
The meeting was most successful
one IN every respect. A large aud sin
zero attendance was present every
uight aud the church membership was
increased by sixteen. several other con.
vcrts were made but 50 far have not
joined the membership roll.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
NEW MEXICO. GREETING:

IL compliance with the request uf
youf committee aud confirming out vcr
bnl proposition Of June 49, 1908, the
undersigned, ~ duly auihofizcd agents.
state ~ follows:
That line of Steam Railway II rou
New McSiro aud ~ "a South caStrtly y
direction through the State of Texas
That one nf the Di,isinns nf said pro
passed line nf Railway aud the first con
-truciion ,,iSiuu to he completed aud
pat ~ operation will bc "A line of steam
railway from the town Oi Tucumcari,
New Mexico, to point on or adjacent
tO the boundary lane between the Tern
tory Of New McxicO, aud the state Ut
Texas
That IL the town uf Turumcnri, New
McNiru, will guarantee tu the under
signed, or their assigns, u cash bonus
uf Oue Hundred Thousand (SlOO,JOO
U0) Dollars to he paid upon the com
plctiun of aud the operation of II train
over said line of Railway from Tucum
earl, New Mexico, To n point On of ad
lurcnt To- the boundary linc bet iwccn tue
Territory of New Mexico. aud the state
uf Texas or 10 the town Of TrNico, New
Mexico, ~ To the town uf Clovis, New
MeS,'o, that the undersigned or their
assigns, viii huild Or cause To be built
said line of Railway trou TucumcnrI,
New Mexico, Or Ia some other poiut on
nr adjacent tu tnc boundary line hr
tween the Territory Of New Mexico, aud
the state of iexas, and will lorate IN
the town uf Turumcari. New Mexico,
permanent Division Headquarters with
Territorial Officials together with such
roundhousc and repair shops as may be-
necessary tor the proper maintenance
of SAID line uf Railway.
The payment of said bonus Of One
Hundred Thnu~aud (slOO,OuuOO) Dol
lars to hc guaranteed tn the under
signed, ~ their assigns, by good nud
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
.QUAY COUNTY IS
RAIN DRFN(HtD
One and One Eighth Inches
of Rain Falls in Three
Hours.
COVERS THE COUNTY
Tucumcari's Excellen I
Street Grading is Shown
up to Advantage.

Old JONc l'lu,uS certainly opened
up hi- heart last Thursday evening
.Nhcu hc gave Quav auuuly a general
shuWcf. which lasted for three hours
aud measured one anu one eighth inch
cs. Tim wa- the lrst hard raiu Of the
wcrk thoUgh there were one Of two
lght sh"wcrs during the hrsl days. Quay
County II indeed getting her part OF
the rainiall tnis ycat, there having been
over GNc inches siurc the inst Ui May
Thursday b ram WAS the hardest that
many Oi the recent arrivals ever saw
Ia New Mexico. for while the water
literally descended IA sheets aud then
II ralned hard aud steady during the
remainder Oi the evening. ~ can hard
ly be said hat the last RAIN came at
an OppOrtune time Tor the crops nave
not once suffered this year for lack oi
moisture, but IT did nevertheless come
as blessing aud will add cubits 10
the height Of the corn Ia side vi the
next lew days.
Tucumcari . excellent street grading
showed up to advantage after the rain
had fallen iOI IA lew minutes for In.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
FARMERS ARE THE
PLAINS FARMERS
w heat, Corn and vt h g +
Crops Worked by Many
Earnest Men.

Fred NeWing returned ednesday
from "A visit TO rrady aud tue plains
country south uf here aud IL all enthus
iasm ~ his praise oi all splendid
crops ~ that partition of the county
The farmers there are farming aud the
whole top ui the cap rocn resembles one
vast garden, the very sight of which is
enough Ia make "A man throw ns hat
into the air and give three cheers for
The farmers who find n joy In their
work.
The farmers there are farming and
iunr aud i've men at work Ia one field
q, no uncommon SIght. In many places
three aud four teams were working in
addition Ia the men. heat ard corn
are growing ia abundance and is now
high aud waving luxuriantly. Samples
of wheat growing on the edge of the
Grady tovnsite is over u foot high
while corn is almost 10 u mas waist
Hay and alfalfa aud all otner feed
stufis are looking taeir best and the
prospects for the farmer on the plains
a. year In far ahead Of any other year
IN the history Of the settlement Of that
portion OF the county.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
TO THE CITIZENS OF TUcUMcARI.
REVIVAL SERVICES
ARE WELL ATTENDED
John E. Green, Evangelist
of Power, to Take Charge
Tomorrow.

Revival services which are now In
progress at the Mrihndist Church, south
are imprcs,ing ull who attend them
with the thought aud power which Rev.
Brooks ~ putting into his sermons The
rNaugelislic scrNl ices commenced last
sunday morning Icy Rev. l'r""hs aud
were cont iuurd through the week un
drr his dlrcriinn.
The singing services were under the
direction Oi T.. A. Caldwell who won
the hearts uf all who hcard him, with
h,s solos aud the manner ~ which he
conducted the services Mt Caldwell
~ horn revival singer aud !, was
with great regret that the cit lcns gave
HIM up last Wednesday when he re-
criyrd Telegram Announcing thr death
1T his brother IN Georgia.
Rev Brooks sermons are all evan
ychstic hut lh, mast powerful one de.
hv-trd this wees was las, Wednesday
nighl on the "Sngpaid VIII" asked
Tor "a little more ,lumhrr, u little
more sleep, little mor" folding of the
hands To sleep "
After ,omurl"w morning the services
will bc ia charge nf Rev. John T., oireen,
who will hc up from Houston, Texas,
tn conduct the revival Rev, Grccn II
an evangelist of great weight and pow
81 aud ~ wen known over th" south
west.
lie WAS formerly n engineer on the
Louisville aud Nashville aud ~ well
up an the art of dealing with aud lead
my men The evangelist is u member
of the brotherhood of locomotive en-
plurers aud all the men of the "rdcI
are especially Invited to near. him,
After tomorrow the services viii lee
held In the baptist church instcnd OF
the skating rink ~ announced. Th'
f.pson for making the change ~ on u"
count of the heat at the rink, Addi
tionul chairs will he placed ~ th'
church aud II is lhuuphl the crowd Wi
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
is PRESENT WATER WAGON
MOVEMENT ONLY A SWING
OF HISTORY'S PENDULUM
Prudces Of Years Wiped Away and the Centenary Of
Americas Greatest Patriot is Celebrated by
Great and Cosmopolitan Gathering
OTHER IMPRESSIONS OF THE TENDERrOOr

To the students OF political and econ
oniic history, NO matter what Opions
they may have Of is scientific correct
ness, tue present spread Of the prohi
hitiOn sentiment Is deeply interesting
II emphasizes the fact that ! { IN as
true now as then, when Lassaignc con
tended 1t more than n hundred years
ago that reforms travel In waves OF
cycles. The last great temperance
wave was In the 7Os. Great a. IL was,
II was ~ no wise ~ great ~ the pres
ent movement, aud was more nearly
to he truthfully described as u
waive. IL rose in year and pass
ed away ia two or three. The present
movement has been forming for ten
yeats, aud has extended all over the
United States. Even Texas will ut
the present rate OF progression be a
dry state Ia few years, and looks
very much ~ though Illinois, second
only to Kentucky as the mother OF
hOOle, would not be far behind. What
Is true IN these states IN true in many
others, and there II no wonder that the
millions invested IN breweTies and dis.
tillerics are uneasy. To be sure
'ht" are not IN immediate danger, on
account of the grotcsquc ruling OF the
courts In regard to "original pack
ages, aud all that sort of thing
whereby the ridiculous precedent WA
set that u person may buy an article
that Is contraband at home with i'm
punity elsewhere. However, owing to
the peculiar way IN which the senti
mant II growing. II is not inadn,issable
TO predict that ~ ten years the nation
will bc M dry as Dayton is now, which ia
certainly carrying the point of aridity
far from the acquia. II is another
question whether 1t will stay dry. The
aNarage student will be inclined to be
lievc that 1t will share the fate OF
other crusades, the anti. NJ asonic, the
anti Catholic, aud many others that
have Aoui iisned for awhile and then
petered cut, as people got over their
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
A NARROW ESCAPE
HAS FARR HERRING
Horses Run A way an d
Throw Him Beneath the
Wagon Wheels.
NOT SERIOUSLY HURT

Farr Herring had wild adventure
last Wednesday afternoon while return
ing Ia his claim with ..Is wiIr ROM this
city. when his horses became frghtcH
Ell ut n large umbrella and ran away
They were near randolfn place, two
miles from Tucumcari. when llerrinp
got out of the wagon to open large
gate. Ills wife was driving through
when the umbrella caugh, GU cross
top wire aud broke.
The horses ran aud Herring was only
able to grasp one line. They becaIn"
more frightened ~ lney went and final
ly Fnrr was thrown down aud run over
by one of the nncN wheels. lie MAS
up ~ an instant, however, aud succeed
ed IN getting foot hold on the brake
aud mounted the wagon.
On getting possession of the other
line he was able To stop at" run away
animals but not until they had gone
several hundred wards aud he had been
badly bruised aud scratched. II seeus
wonder tnnt lac came out OF t"p AL
venture without more serious injuries
since both horses ARE powerful animals
and the wagon which run over Him n
u heavy one.
Mrs. Herring showed great composufc
and had she became excited the run
away NIGH, have ended disuStctously
She tried deliberately To stop the horses
hnl as she held only one line aud hcI
husband the other, neither were ~ posi-
tlun Ia hold them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
FIFTY LARGE MULES
JOIN BRIDGE GANG
Work of Bridge Construc.
tion is Commenced on T.
and M.

Those who visited the stock pens tbis
week certainly beheld Gfty Of the finest
specimens of mules that their eyes ever
fell upon. These Gfty large animals
worth from three TO i've hundred dol
lars each belong to the Ware Construc
iion company aud are without doubt
the finest mules that ever set foot Ia
Quny county.
They were shipped In this week "a
be used by the bridge gang OF the Tu
cnmcari aud Memphis road and work
of bridge building was commenced last
Wednesday. The bridge tin pers have
been in the yards for some time bul
as II was not convenient 10 erect the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26

Famed by stiff hre"lc, the residence
belonging tn drpuiy sheriff Crawford
ou Third Street was burned to ashes
lass Tuesday morning it'll" after DAY
hrenk, before assistance r"uld reach the
place. The Rre originated In defective
ilur aud had gained such hendwny that
nuthing could be saved aftc 'h" blaze
had heen discovered.
John Jordan aud r. g. Matthews, OF
Ilollepc, spcat the night N til" house
aud arose early 10 leave. They kind'ed
n dre In the KITCHEN stove aud went To
the barn to feed the horses but were
not absent more than ten minute" oe'
fore they saw the house was nilass' ny
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
RESIDENCE OF DEPUTY SHERIFF.
CRAWFORD is REDUCED TO ASHES

the time the Grc department arrived
the dwelling was only heap Of ashes
aud rubbish. The boys did some ca
cellcnt work In saving the adjoining
property of Mr., Lyons, however, which
was many times greatly threatened.
The loss Of the house and furniture
amounted to about thousand dollars
aud was partially covered by insurance
Matthews aud Jordan lost all they had
with the exception of their trousers
aud shoes, which they wore out to feed
the horses
Crawford states that he will rebuild
but as he Is now living ON his farm at
Hollene, II may not bs until he returns
10 the city TO live.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
NARA VISA BOY
KILLS playmate
We're Playing with Shotgun
When it was Accidental
ly Discharged.
NO ONE TO BLA M f
Planning to 60 Hunting AT.
ter Breakfast w hi C h
was Being Prepared.

One of the saddr,l accidents which
has ever taken place ~ the Nara Virn
cuuulty, happened la.l SUNDAY morn.
my when fourteen year old boy wac
Instantly killed by tm discharge oT a
gun IN the hands ut seven year Old
hoy, the shooting taidpg plnrc at the
bachluf home of Earl Kelly,
On last saturday nignl Gcutpc aud
sherman Marshal, neiEhhot boys, aud
Ernest aud John hcny, ncphcws OF
Ea,l nelly camc rNct 10 the latter Is
home to ,pcud the uighi aud 20 un a
wolf hunt tnc next day. Tue boys had
arisen early aud Earl Kelly was pgcpar.
my breaeiast, wnilc they were sitting
ou the iluor playing with shot gun,
when the gun was discharged, the full
charge striking Gcoigc Marshal IN the
face, just below tho forehead, aud
lodging ~ the bach of the neck The
boy fell over un hls side aud died lu.
,tautly.
Earl Kelly made tho following state
ment:
81 was sitting n the door peeling po
tatocs aud throwing the pcclings out
side the duor, my hack being to the
boys, who were sitting un "A pallet Ou
the lloor | had examined the gun aud
knew II was not loaded. Some OF the
boys asked mo IT would take that
gun on the wolf hunt. | told them
would not, ~ n was nu good. Evident
j. the boys were trying to mud o"'
what was wrong with The gun, aud had
secured u shell aud slipped II in the
barrel. When thc guu went MI,
turned around aud Ernest Kelly was
grasping the stock "' the gun, while
The wounded boy was falling over just
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL GET
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN AUGUST

J. r. Daughtry, chief Of the local Gre
department, has received letter from
the president Of the territorial eremen :
association notifying him that the local
company viii receive Ave hundred dol.
lars on the frst Of August. This amount
is what Is due the Tucumesri Laddiss
from the Territorial fund which is ap
propr'ated by the Insurance Companies
This IL the result Of bill which pass
ed the last legislature compelling ths
Insurance Companies to pay one percent
Of the gross business done In the terrific
ry into the fund for ths bsnsae Of th'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26

Mysteries aud saw that they were chas
ing n rabbit. OF course there are cH
ccptions To all rules, aud this may be
ono uf them, but IL will take time 10
determine the fact.
Since the greater part Of the Pecou
Valley has gone dry, aud Tucumcati,
Roswell and Carlsbad are marked for
early tests, this is certainly live
subject, aud perhaps the writer may
bc asked for precedents IN support Of
his deduction of the evanesceDce of
these waves IL In not dinicult, and
We may with pTopfiety take the a.
quOr using first, as II N the paramount
evil, aud certainly the most ancient.
There is absolutely NO doubt of this
antiquity. IL existed ~ babylon, IN
Tyre, in Thebes, aud IN UA, and cos,.
paratiyely modern history is filed
with reference To II. For instance Ia
the fourth century before Christ, Py.
ihias went up from Mass,la, now Mar
scills, ia the southwestern part of
France, through Northern Brittany,
aud .hence over 10 England. lie des.
cribcd II as n region of forests, and
grain fields, Of many cattle aud sheep
and growing grain, which the inhab
itants made into whisky, with honey.
That was three hundred years before
Caeser swarmed up from the south
aud taught Johnny Bull how to play
seven-up. IL is more than two thou.
sand years from now, aud the English
drink whisky 10 thin day, drink 1t all
over ;he world. They have spent
more for II than they have ON their
armies aud navies aud for education
combined. u IL hard 10 pry them
loose rvor' Il ID the tropics and in the
artics. At s born In the 1esh, and
has been transmitted from them 10 all
the nations OF earth VI Anglo. saxon
blood. u is almost impossible TO
conceive of y nation that speaks Eng
llsh being n nation OF teetotaIlsrs.
Ages of heredity are behind the taste
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
MEETING CALLED AT COURT
HOUSE THIS AFTERNOON TO
DISCUSS RAILROAD PLANS
Proposition Submitted is Tha, Tucumcar Raise Cash Bonus
Of Hundred Thousand Dollars and Furnish Right
oLWay. Shops and Offices Here
THE PROPOSITION Is PRINTED IN FULL BELOW

There WIS meeting q rucumcari
bu.rnrss MEMS League, Thursday NJ
tctnouu at the office nr ' " Moore,
fni the purpose uf discussing n pfurOSi
ti"n from U'"mutrts of the railway from
Iucumrnu ~ Glnvis ar TcNicu. ~ Cur
~ ,"uuty The proposed lin. tu run
meet 1T uu, ~ the either places with
the lifowuw"nd frNiro Railway which
.. nav und,f construction Wh"c II ~
Ir"ru.rd Iu ruunrrl ou the line at Tex
80, rilhrt ~ rrNico -, CLOVIS with the
BIuwnwnud 'IrN,,u Tine, he ptumnicrs
"f this enterprise intend 10 later cx
tend their line uu To the Gulf coast,
aud the rouucrtiun with the ifnwnW ood
TrNiru Railway will give an immediate
outlet tu thr coast and, hence, the de-
,,.,ou to usc that uur under itallir
agreement until the. cN",utinu - prar
tirul
The proposition suhmitrd ~ fucum
rnii Businrss Men = League ~ that We
inisc IA cash houug u, slOO,uOu.Ou to
secure one half the right of way bc
tween Tucumcnri aud the texas line
al either Clovis ~ rrNiro. whichever
a. determined hy the COMPANY ~ paint
ui connection, aud tn secure forty acres
udiuiniug tnwu~itc of Turumcnri for
depot, yards, etc.
The matter was gone over hv the
League members present at the office
at Y. " Munfe. mud II was the roncru
sus of opinion that We should take this
matter up with the promoters of the
piuuusrd line immediately aud IN order
10 arrive at more i finite conclusion
as to the amount of money We could
raise, etc, public meeting IL called
in meet NJ the court house nt twu
clock this afternoon, Tor the ltufpns"
"f thtnshinp the matter nut. aud II pns
siblc to give u definite answer 10 the
promoters oI tuc proposed .nc. The
communication as submitted tu the Bust
ness Mems League. and the proposition
made to us, Is printed N full ~ follows;
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
HONORED Is MRS.
BARNES SISTER
Fifteen kGlu-ed Atten d
Celebration Given in
Her Honor.
w ELL KNOWN HER E

IL will bc a pleasure 10 the many
friends Vt Mrs. |. e. Barnes to read the
following article which is taken from
the Chicago Evening Post. Miss Hines
is u sister of Mrs. Barnes aud has been
a visitor ia Iueumcarl Un various oc.
cusiUus. She made many staunch
friends here snd all will be pleased tu
learn of the honors paid bef by the
people ui her home ciJy.
1t viii bo gratifying to teachers
everywhere tO learn vi the action taken
10y former pupils and their parents aud
friends OF tue llinmau Avenue School
~ Evanston Oh the retirement vi the
principal, Miss Mamie Hines, after oc
rurying that position for period ol
thiuy two years aud being associated
with the Evanston schools IoT thirty
,,A years.
Miss Hines resigned two weeks ago
with the intention of spending the next
,cw ycars IL travelling. As 4 method vi
'NpIcHHihb lhth appreciation lpI years
"i hindly uhucnce ard the regret AT
lu,iug a valued educational leader, a.
we'll as a friend to Evanston young pcO
pie ~ general, n reception was arrang
eel IA the assembly room OF the school
aud invitations seat out 10 graduates,
alumni aud the families 10 whom NJ -
Hines has become cndvaIud. More than
900 guests were present, includlng
mcn oi Harvard and Yale, women from
~ elleslcy aud the boys and girls who
,uun will be guiug away 10 college.
Early ,u the evening the guests met
"a the assembly room. An engrussed
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26

fre departments.
This will increase the local iiremsn y
benefit fund To seven hundred and hfty
dollars. The money Is 20 be used In
reimbnrsinv the boys for any personal
losses sustained In times Of duty and
in paying them one dollar sa hour for
all spent in aetual service.
The question Of paying the boys ras
discussed and decided "a ~ last meeting
Of the fre department. II was shoueht
only fair that they who voiuateer 70
get up at al hours In The nisht 10
aght arss should be paid II least one
dallss N hour sos sch sssvises.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
DIES FROM SNAKE RrrE.

News was received here last Tues
day to the cuect thnt !. T.. Jones, IA
prominent farmer OF Ard, died last
Monday as the result of rattle snake
bite sustained early that morning.
Jones had gone To the barn to feed aud
was pulling apart n bale of hay when
the reptile sprang from the straw aud
bat him OF ine back of the nand.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
= = I y y y = q = = y = I
SELL AGENCY. 4

= Davidson aud koator have sold I
= out their insurance business to j.
= X. Daughtry. Daughtry is now I
= the exclusive insurance agent Of I
= the city, with the exception Of Bell I
~ and Martin, who purchased some 4
= time ago the insurance business I
= formerly conducted by ElwOod lilo 4
y man.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
UNITE CONGREGATIONS.

1nere will be no evening service
next Sunday of the Methodist and
Presbyterian church, both congregation
will unite in the Evangelistie services
Of the Methodist Church, South.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-26
CHILDREN q DAY.

= I'll, Christian Church will hold =
+ Children = Day exercises u, the =
4 Crystal theatre next SUNDAY night =
= The little ones have been practic Z
= ing some time Tor the occaslon 8
= aud II promises to he u success IN =
4 every respect The collection will =.
= be- used for foreign missions.
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