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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, \. = Land
Dlic0 ut Tucumrari. y. VI.
February >, 1910
Nutirc IL hereby given that james
II Chapman, of r~ucum,ari, y o., Who
on May /, 1908, made Homestead In
try No 1856. (Scrial No uIlslJ, Tor
SEA, see. 81, Twp. llN, Rang" 'lE.
y. NJ. T.. Meridian, has ht"i motto"
ni intention to make Final Fi,r lrnr
Proof. To- establish claim Ia IA" innd
above described. before Register and
Receiver, L. :. Land Dnirc, ~ Ia
cumcnti, y. NJ on the 18Th lay of
March. 1910.
Claimant names ns Witnesses; :. &.
Campbell, ". \. jackson, clint Ruth
criord, i. t. lriup, all Of Tu"umrnri.
New Mexico.
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TIrpnTIWVnl N N" TUI"TIUI, 7, :. I.nhd
Onicc ~ Turumrnil New M'N',p.
February 10, 1910.
Notice j. hereby given that John I.
Woods, ct HOUSE. New Mexico. VINO.
on Oct, -. 1900, ual, Homestead IN
try No. l2@gl, lSc lul \u. Oi?ug1, fur
NWi, Soc. u, Twp ~. Range cor.
New Men. priu. MrruIuu, ua~ filed
notice Of intention 20 wa.c Final Com
mutation pruui. ru establish claim tu
the land allow, described. before ",
llcgi,'cr and Receiver. q. = Land 81
ice, at Iurum,ari. New MrNIcu, un
the 2Hih day OF N"',n, 1910.
Claimant names a. wtlnr.-r-. ! l..
House, g. " l,nu-, \. q. Bryau', T.
". Dcwchcr. aIl of House, y. VI.
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department ui the Interior, 1. y. Land
once ~ IurumrnI, y. NJ.
February :, 1910.
\"ticc b. hereby given that Cornell
aus MouIruu, ui Jordan. y. VI. who.
"u sept. D., 1900, made homestead
Entry No. 1890. serial 40. uNiusI
tor SWi,, see. 80. Twp. ~, Range
2nE, ~ NJ. =. Meridian, has filed me-.
tIcc uI intention iu make Final Fi,,
Wear Trn"i, tu establish claim o.
The lnud above described, before Reg
,,lcI and Rrcriyy,, e.. = land Onirc.
~ TucumyaI. y. W.. uu TIE 18th IA,
ct March. 1910.
Claimant names a. Witnesses: H. NJ.
DAVIS, John \. Woodward, Mrs. Anna
Tanner, Mis-, Matte Dawson, all of
Jordan, n. M.
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NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. =. Land
Office at Tucumcuri, New Mexico.
January 81. 1910.
Notice IL hereby given that Samuel
T.. Pair, of San Jon, y. NJ, who, Oh
May 10, 1905, made Homestead Entry
No. 255js. (Serial No. O2j52), for Sla
SEi, See. ., aud SR sW a, See. /,
Twp. 10 y, Range 80 T., y. VI. i. Meri.
dian. has filed notice Ut intention IL
make Final Communication Proof, To cs
tablish claim To the land above de
sctibcd, before Eugene r.. lledpccoke,
T.. ). Commissioner, ut Endre, ~. NJ,
~ the 5tb day of March, 1910.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Hugh
Is. Horne, j. W. Atkins, Fred Simmons,
\. ;. Burnett, all of San Jon, y. NJ
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department Of the Interior y. ). Land
Once, ~1ucumcari, y. NJ,

department OF the Interior ". ,, Land
Once, ~Tucumcari, y. NJ,
January 20, 1910.
Warren VI. Burton, Of san Jon. New
Mexico, the assignee Of Mary u Piper,
heir Of Zen T.. Piper, fled In the Clay
ton, New Mexico, Land Office, On March
-, 1907, his application to select under
the provisions Of Section 1906, X =,
the Nh. SEA See. 81, Twp. ~ y,
Range - h., n. NJ. NJ.
Any aud all persons claiming adverse.
~ the land described, or desiring to
object because of the mineral character
uf the land, or for amy other reason, to
the disposal to the applicant u said
land. should file their ahidavits Of pro
test in the United States Land Office
ut Tucumcaii, New Mexico, ON OF before
March ), 1910.
Serial O332G.
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Department Of the Interior, 4. y. Land
Office ~ Turumcari, New Mexico.
February ~. 1910.
N"iicc H. hereby given that David
Basel. Of House, y VI, who. on Dee.
40, 1903, made Homestead Entry No.
i2Gl (Scrial No. Oi07j, for ~ SWA
aud Lots > aud :, Section 80. Twp. @ y,
Range 90 T.. Y. ". =. Meridian, has
Hlcd notice Of intention to make Final
Nv" Year Proof, To- establish claim Ia
hc land above described, before Rogi,.
ter aud Receiver, u. 5. Land Office, "a,
Turumcnri y. ", ou the 22nd day of
March. 1910.
Claimant names ~ witnesses; Grover
O. Smith, IT %llousc, y. NJ, j NJ. Savage,
If House. y. NJ, viii Elliott. OF I%lauley,
y. VI, Walter Elliott, Of Hanlcy, ". VI.
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department Of the interior, u. y Land
Office at Tucumrari, New Mexico.
February -, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry
VI. Rhyme, of Hudson, y. NJ, who, ON
November II. 1905, made Homestead En-.
try Serial No. O2sg6. for SEA, See.
-, Twp. ~ y, Range 80 f., \. NJ. i.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
10 make Final Communication Proof, To
establish claim Ia the land above de.
scril,ed, before Register and Receiver,
T.. :. Land Onice at TucumcHri, y NJ,
on the 22nd day vi March, 1910.
Claimant names a. witnesses; c.. VI
Reed, y. l.. Grady, H.. G. liill, Ike SIM.
ter, all of Hudson, y. NJ.
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Department uf the Interior, Y. y. Land
Office ~ Tucumcari. New Mexico.
February IL, 1910.
Notice h hereby given that Irving g..
Warden, of fabian, ". NJ, who on March
II, iHu1. made Homestead Entry No.
1894. JSorinl No. O7l5O), for SWh,
See. ~, Twp > y. Range 2s T., n VI T..
Meridian, ha- hlcd notice of intention
10 make Final Communication Proof, to
establish claim 10 the land above de-
scrlbcd, before Register aud Receiver,
T.. : Land Office, at Tucumcari, y. NJ,
on the 18th day of April, 1910.
Claimant names NJ witnesses: Oscar
Carter, Of House, y. NJ, Chas. Colby,
of House, y. NJ, John White, VI House,
y VI, Louis Smith, Of Charlotte. N. VI.
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TIrIWIimrrl NJ thr Iulrriur, I :. land
Oni,r at Iurumcati, y, NJ.
March /, 1910.
Notrrc rs hereby given that Albert
NJ. Porter, ul Porter, -, NJ, who, ou
February n, 1909, made Homestead In.
try No. 1885, for SEA, See, /. Twp.
I'm, Range San, n. NJ. 4. Meridian,
.hns filed notice of intention To make
Final Communication Proof, 60 establish
claim 10 the land above described, he
fntc Register aud Receiver, 4. =. Land
Ohicr. ~ T%ucumrnri. y "a" ga the 9Th
LAY ~ \prIi, 1910.
Claimant nniurs o., Witnesses lug"
NJ. Porter, Edmond Porter, san Jon, y,
81; Iiba Fuuyht, Win Goforth, lewlc
.Trnwweak, at Porter, y, NJ,
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department of the Interior, u. >. Land
Office at 1ucumcari, New Mexico.
January 81, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
j. RambO, Of Ragland, y. NJ, who, Oh
October ~, 1905, made Homestead I'm.
Try (Serial No. O22lgJ, for NEh, See
Il, Twp. : n, Range 81 T., n. NJ. Z.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
10 make Final Communication Proof, To-
establish claim to the land above de
-cribej, before Register and Receiver,
L. =. Land Office, at Tucumcari, y. NJ"
on the sth day OF March, 1910.
. Claimant names a. witnesses y. 7.
RagInnd. Martin Hall, Geo. h. Rush, all
~ Ragland, n. NJ, Geo. T.. Roach, of
Plain, MN.
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DEPARTING .T 4 the Interior, 4. >. laud
Oniee ~ ,ucumca'i, New McXi,O.
auuaiy -, 1910
Notice J. hereby given that Mrs Annie
u. Wade, uI Jordan, N. NJ, who, ON
August Il. 1905, made Homestead I'm.
try (krtinl No. Os73), for MEN, Sec.
ri, TWP 7 N, Range 20 r., N. M. y.
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
10 make Final Communication Proof, 90
establish claim to the land above de-
scrlbed, before Register aud Receiver,
T.. \. Land Onice, AZ rucumcafi, ~ NJ,
on the 10Th day Of March, 1910
Claimant names as witnessesi John
/. Brown, Eddie Downs, Henry Cox,
Ange Cor all Of Jordan, y, NJ
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NOTICE OF

Motto is hereby given that nj elcc
ton will be held IL the city Of Tucum
earl. New Mexico on the 9Th day Of
April, 1910, for the purpose ~ electine
the following officers for said city
Mayor,
Clerk,
Treasurer,
one Alderman from each ward.
Ordered by the Council Of said city,
this March End, 1910.
j. a. street, Mayor
Attest. T.. x. paughtry, Clerk.
. ~ 81.
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The Salvage Ere ~eXtinpuisher will
protect your property aud reduce your
insurance rate. Inquire Of your in
surance agent. e.l2-St'p
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NOTICE TO STORES AND BANKS

Please do not cash any school voueh'
crs unless they have been signed by pe.
22Gtf G. =. Cramer, County supt.
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For snle:-Edison Home phono.
graph aud 20 records. Good rs new
cheap, Address 4. Is C.. Care News
2.2Gtf
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
DOZEN INMATES FLEE in
NIGHT CLOTHES FROM BLAZE,

A dozen persons were forced to run
into the street in their night-clothes
and property damage amounting to
several hundred dollars was done when
fire partly destroyed the tWo-stury
frame dwelling at 76 Morton street
early today. Some of the sleeping ten
ants were aroused and led to safety
only after hard work by the police and
spectators, who rushed into the blazing
building and helped the occupants
escape. Those rescued were Mr. and
Mrs David Lewandorf, Mrs. Rose
Lewandorf, Saul, Samuel and Laura
Lewandorf. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Isco-
vitz, Rose and Hyman Iscovitz and
Lena Jaffe.
The fire originated in the stationery
store in the building conducted by Hy-
man Iscovitz. He said everything was
in order when he closed the store at II
o clock last night, and he is at loss
to assign a reason for the blaze. 1t
was discovered by persons passing in
the street.
It was stated by some of these that
there was something wrong with alarm
box 612, and that this caused a delay
in the arrival of the -firemen. Battalion
Chief McDermit denied this today,
however, and said the fact that the
fire was so quickly extinguished is
proof there was no delay in getting
streams on the blaze.
The building is owned by Abraham
Steiner
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
POLICE ARE ASKED TO LOOK
INTO 2 SUSPICIOUS FIRES,

Captain Gasser, of the bureau of
combustibes, has asked Captain Vogel
of the Fourth Precinct, to investigate
the fire which occurred yesterday at
SO Fairview avenue. There is three
story frame house in course of con-
struction at that address, and yester-
day morning some neighbors discovered
smoke issuing from one of the win
dows of an upper floor before the car
penters had reported for work
An alarm was turned in and the fire.
men succeeded in extinguishing the
blaze after about $40 damage had been
done. Investigation showed that a
quantity of snavings and paper had
been placed between the floors on the
third story, and the conditions were
such that little doubt remained that
an attempt had been made to set fire
to the place.
The day before when the workmen
arrived in the morning they found a
pile of shavings and sweeplngs care
fully heaped on the floor of one oS the
rooms on the third floor, and a brisk
fire was already burning when the
worlSmen arrived on the scene. Quick
work enabled them to extinguish the
blaze without calling the aid of the
fire department.
The circumstances attending both
fires have made 1t apporent that an in
cendiary is at work and the police will
endeavor to locate the guilty party.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
.'I7E DONE STEAL SHOES
IGOT ONLY 6 YEARS AGO.

when I came down, I looked at the
basket and l didn't see no yaller and
1 was surprised when | found this
old pair of good-for- r-nothin' shoes in
the basket. / looked for Wagner and
he was gone and I says to myself
that debil's got my shoes. But didn't
think he stole them, jedge, because the
boys often borrowed them from me"
You didn't mind. then, if he just
borrowed them?" asked Judge Ten
Eyck.
mo, as long as I got them back I
didn't care. but when / missed the
trousers 1 knew something had hap
pened."
Wagner then cross-examined Sander
lin, and in reply to questions the old
man said: IT neber said no such
thing. 1t 'taint on that bill that way.
1t amt in my mind that way, and it
amt In heaven that way"
BY this time Judge Ten Eyck, Mr..
Van Blarcom and the throng of specta-
tors in the court room were convulsed
with laughter, and the court dismissed
the witness. After hearing Wagner's
testimony the court found him not
guilty, owing to insufficient evidence
against him.
Wagner bowed his way out of the
court room, but old Sanderlin left the
court room muttering indistinctly about
his good pair of shoes that he only had
six years"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
Negro Didn't Suspect His Guest
Until He Missed His
Trousers, Too.

William Sanderlin, an aged negro, of
20 Central place, Orange, proved an
amusing witness in case before Judge
Jay Ten Eyck in the Quarter Sessions
Court today.
Sanderlin appeared against another
negro, Percy Wagner, whom he
charged with stealing pair of shoes
and pair of trousers from him. on
the stand Sanderlin told how Wagner
had come to his home begging for
place to sleep, and how after he had
slept there for three nights. he stole
the shoes and trousers.
''Tell us how you know Wagner stole
your shoes?'' said Judge Ten Eyck.
E ''Well, jedge, them shoes was giben
to me six years ago by lady / USED
to work for. They was yaller SHOES,
and I only wore them on special oc-
casions. / kept them in this little
basket Che pprodueed Il grape basket
containing a pair of worn-out shoes),
and always kept them wrapped in
cloth with just a little of the yaller
sticking out SOS l could see that the
shoes were there. Well, this morning,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
TRAIN KILLS TUG
!. CAPT. AND WIFE
! At SOUTH AMBOY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Buren,
Meet a Terrible Death
at Crossing.

PERTH AMBOY, Sept 23.-While
walking along the New York and Long
Branch railroad tracks at South Am
boy last night, Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Buren, were struck and instantly killed
by a south-bound passenger train.
Van Buren, was captain of the tug
boat Mabel, and after tying her UP at
Perth Amboy he crossed the bridge to
South Amboy. On the way he met his
wife, and together they walked down
the track toward their home in First
street, which directly adjoins the
tracks.
A north bound freight deadened the
sound of the fast passenger train ap-
preaching from the opposite direction.
Wan Buren, and his wife were struck
and lierally cut to pieces by the speed
tng train.
Coroner J. S. Mason was called. and
issued permit for the removal Of the
bodies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
WOODSIDE SECTION TO
HAVE 100000 FACTORY.

Plans for four-story factory build
ing, to cost $91. 700, were filed with the
local building department by the Amer
ican Colortype Company, of New York,
today The new building is to be
erected at Summer avenue and HalleclS
street. 1t is to be of reinforced con-
crete construction throughout. with a
ground area of 117xS6 feet Tracy,
Swartwout & Litchfeld, of New York,
are the architects. and contracts for
the erection of the building have been
let to Salmond Brothers, of Arlington.
Construction work will be started i'm
niediately.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
F|REBUGS ATTACK |
ANOTHER HOUSE
IN BELLEv|LLE
Heroic Woman in Latest In.
stance Extinguishes Flame
With Garden Hose.

A desperate attempt to set fire to
the home of William II. wylie at 16
Van Rensselaer, street, Belleville. was
made by flrebug last night while the
Wylie home was filled with members
of the family and several guests. This
direct effort at incendiarism follows the
setting fire to the stable owned by
Stephen w. Sargent at IA Van Rensse-
lear street Wednesday night, which Is
located next door to the Wylie resi-
dence. The fact that 1rs. Wylie and
Mr.. Sargent are sister and brother
lends color to a theory held by the
Belleville police that these families
have some enemy or enemies who are
apparently sparing no efforts to create
havoc to their property.
About o'clock Mrs. Wylie was in the
kitchen of her home and the other sec
tions of the house were occupied by
other members of the family and also
several guests. Mr.. Wylie had not yet
arrived from his business in New York.
AS Mrs. Wylie opened the kitchen
door, which leads to the rear yard she
was confronted with a thick volume of
smoke. and was almost stunned for a
moment. She rushed down the stairs
to the yard and then flames started to
squirt out thickly.
Mrs. wylie Turns on Garden Hose.
The fire was underneath the back
piazza connected with the house.
Mrs. Wylie ran TO the garden hose
and she soon had ~ stream on the
blaze After several minutes Mrs.
Wylie succeeded in extinguishing what
might have proved to have been a
dangerous outbreak, because there Is a
large grape-arbor in the rear of the
building. and this would have soon
ignited.
Examination by the Wylie family
showed that there were several large
rags under the steps of the stoop which
were fully saturated with benzine. Ly-
ing beside these was box CT matches
and several small pieces of wood and
wooden soap-boX.
Mrs. Wylie said that she noticed par
ticularly that about two hours before
the fire the soap box was against the
arbor, about twenty feet away from
the stairs where it was placed.
Mr.. Wylie informed Policeman Will
lam Swim of the circumstances.
Wednesday night stephen w. Sar-
gent a butcher, of William and
Cortlandt streets, Belleville, discov-
cred several bales of hay afire in his
stable, and he and his son, Roy Sar-
gent had to work hard to save the
lives of several horses in the place
from being burned.
Last nights happening seems to con-
firm the suspicion that Sargent's fire
was of incendiary origin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
NEGRO BURGLAR
IN RICH HOMES;
CAUGHT BY MAID
CONTINUED from First Pnge.)

ington street. had occasion to go to an
outhouse. When she tried to open the
door she found 1t locked. an unusual
thing She knew of the burglar hunt,
and told her employers. They imme-
diately telephoned police headquarters
and Mcclure and OGara came up on
the run.
The police lines frightened as Nc
Guire and O'Gara threw open the door
of the clubhouse and thrust a gun into
the negros face. He gave up without
struggle.
He told the police that when he heard
,Mr. Keepers enter his house he made
for the roof and that when the police
came to the roof in their search he
could almost touch them. He denied
that he had entered the McCarter
home, but could offer no explanation
for the blood found on his handker-
chief. He was arraigned before Judge
Hahn and held in default of $1,000 bail.
Acting Captain Connell says the ar
rest of the negro will likely solve the
numerous robberies o" fine homes in
that section of the ,lty, which have
had the police up n the air for the
past few weeks. E1e thinks that Speer
had a pal, who might have entered the
McCarter home and chen escaped.
Keepers Third visitation.
This is the second time the Keepers
home, at Lincoln Park, has been
robbed, the first robbery occurring in
June, 1905, when the family was in
Europe. More than $1,000 in valuables
were stolen at that time. Mr. Keep
ers said he had been robbed twice
previous to the 1906 burglary, while
living in other houses.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
HELD FOR ROBBERY
OF A PAINT SHOP

Samuel Barrish, of 1877 South Orange
avenue. who was arrested last evening
while in possession of goods he is al
legged tc have stolen from paint store,
was held in $1,000 bail today for the
grand jury In the Fourth Precinct Po-
lice Court
The complainant was Special Police
man Puff. who testified that ne found
Barrish leaving the rear of G. NJ.
Neusheller's paint store. at 1854 Spring.
field avenue, and that in his hands he
had large bundle of paint brushes. A
chisel and an adj and 103 pennies were
also found on the prisoner, and panel
in one of the store doors, according to
the policeman's story, had been cut
away. making it possible to unlock the
door.
Barrish said Puff, gave an explana-
ton of his presence near the store
that was disproved, and. accordingly,
the policeman locked him up.
erA II xEAKn anS nnINn nEcTrr nc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
BODY OF WEALTHY
SUICIDE TAKEN TO CANADA.

!. CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 23.-The body
of b. W. Yates, wealthy Detroit
business man, who yesterday tried to
kill Mrs. Fred Singer in a road-house
at Rocky River, o.. and committed
suicide by hanging an hour after he
had been arrested and confined in the
county Jail, was taken to Brantford,
ont, his boyhood home, by his son.
A. w. Yates, today
Il The condition of Mrs. Singer is un-
changed. Though her wounds are seri-
Gus she is expected to recover.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-23
q. O. P.,S BLIND LEADER DEAD.

PROVIDENCE z l.. Sept. 29.-Gen-
erSi Charles r. Brayton. the blind
leader of the Rhode Island Repub-
lcans and the Rhode Island member
of the National Republican Committee,
died here today
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-30
Senator ]. N. Jones Not.

The editor Of the Cottonwood
Current has made a pardonable err
ror in stating in an editorial that J.
N. Jones when in the senate from
Redwood county won the distinction
of downing that peerless orator, Ig-
natius Donnelly, in a joint debate
on the floor of the senate" As a
matter of history, Mr.. Jones was
never elected senator from this dis
trict, but was elected to the house
for the session Of 1887 and again in
1895, and it is probably true that the
doughty Jones did lock horns with
Donnelly at his first session, when
John N. was fresh and when the
sage of Nininger was member OF
the lower house. We surmise that
John N. is willing to admit that ne
downed Donnelly in debate, and
that this admission IS the basis Of
the statement Of the Current.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-30
SCHOOL BEGINS NEXT MONDAY.
Seventeen Instructors Who VIII Teach
Our Young Idea Next Year.

School will open in many districts
of this county next Monday. In
this city both the grades and high
schools will open under the most
favorable auspices, with courses in
the departments for practical train
ing in the way of penmanship and
bookkeeping, manual training for
the boys and cooking and sewing for
the girls. as we'll as the normal
training class under the same teach.
er as last year, and music. The
following list of teachers may help
our citizens in getting acquainted
with the new additions to our teach
ing corps:
Misses Frances Everett and Marie
Schumacher, B and A primary;
Misses Margaret Larkin, Georgiana
Sanford. Eda Kuehntop, Lydia
Broecker, Nettie Gilmore, Emma
Chelgren and Ethel Smith, instruc-
tors in the grades from the second
to eighth, inclusive.
The high school faculty will in
clude Supt. Hermann, who will
teach commercial subjects; H. H.
Williams, principal, instructor Of
German and algebra classes; Char
lotte Sanborn. English and geome-
try; Sayde Whittle. latin and rdo-
nestle science; Fred. B. Farmer,
science and manual training; Adelia
Winter, history and eighth grade:
Eva LaDue, music and English; and
Mabel Wheeler, Normal training.