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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

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len= uno Sl1ngfrauen : 4onnention
Itottfinoen bebl1fs gerltdn6igung iiber
Sic Sdaltiobr Nribilegien oes neib=
liden Geldledts. @ie es beiBt, itebt
cine iiberaus rege 8etbeiligung aus
aIen Sbeilen 8eorgias uno 6em 0it=
lihen Mlabomu gu ertpnrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18

Mns Chicago ml1roe oieier Sage
beridtet, 0aB es sort iiber 1900 Be-
lGaftigungslole 8iibnenfiinitler gebe.
9aut Nahridten aus Seem Dorf iino
sic oortigen gerbdltniiie fir Sic Men=
lfen0arlteuer, namentlid fir Sic elm
6etmiiden, audi nidt piel better. Sic
le oieier fins 0urdy neu importierte
NIT geringer @oge 5ufrieoene engli=
Idle @erufsgenoiien ouBer 5bdtigfeit
gelett morOen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-18
@eden 25G ertrd

@ebetbid)er beridieoener Sitel un6
ld0nent genuloio=ooer-S ammet<@in-
bun6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28

ciados esa pena por la Corte de Dis
trito de Mayaguez RecOrdaran nues-
tros lectores que dichos individuoS sor-
prendieron la candidez de un ciudadanO
de San German consiguiendo de 6l eierta
cantidad de dinero a cuenta de una boti-
juela de dinero que habrlan de desenta-
rrar de acuerdo con las relaciones de
ciertos espirituS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28

PARA OFICINAS.- Sc alquila un
nagnffco local para ofcina en- purto
6ntrico de esta ciudad
Sc daran informes en- la imprenta
lei BOLETIN en- esta Redacci6n,
San Jose, s Altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28
E xG uisitos pCstreS $

No hay otros mejores nj mas ricOs
para famihas y Hoteles que la PASTA
y JALEA de guayaba marca La Cons
tancia" de
ANGUERA g. Co., Ponce.
De venta en- t0dos los buenos esta-
blecimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28
NOTICIAS

En- el barrio Cuchilla, de Moca, fu6
sorprendida una jugada de monte arres-
tando los jugadores que eran siete.
En- Juana Diaz fu6 sorprendida otra
Jugada de monte incautandose la policia
de la baraja y dinero y arrestando ocho
individuos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-28

Han ingresado en- la penitenciaria 4
cumplir tres amos de arresto, Jose Ro-
driguez y Jose Baez que fucron Senten-
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

MIR. John Binddlecome has
oeen seriously i'll this week but
seems to be improving at pres
ent.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
WORK COMMENCED ON THE
new SANTA FE ROUNDHOUSE
Contractors Sharp and Fellows Awarded Big Building
Cvntract-Cost Of the Work Will Be About $45OOOO

The work of building the new
nrndlr lis e he Santa F. in
Ii.I> 1I:S tool ;i.,c%t IT t.,Wu WAS
recently awarded to Sharp ami
Fellows, contractors. This big
in ptUv ne or WI >ipN VA
much talked ot to. the past year,
and has finally materialized.
A large crew of section hands
are now busy west OF the ice
plart putting in the spur tracks
to where the rOundhou~e is to he
erected III a short time.
Sharp and Fellows now have
FIVE carloads of building machin
cry in the yards all ready to be
gin with the work. and the me.
who are To do the work will III
rive in a few days. The machin-
cry referred to consists of large
concrete mixers and huisting ap
paratus of various kinds.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

1t is estimated that about the
-un IF $50. 900 will be expend.
- n. fo:e he work is completed
The building will he of re-enforc-
ed conclete
18th ut gu, stion this will he
one ot the biggest improvements
for WinslDw in years and one by
which everyone will be grt atty
benefited, but only goes to show
that Winslow is slowly but sure
" becoming to be one of the best
little cities in Northern Arizona.
Let the good work go on. The
roundhouse is now assured. Let
us not stop here bat tu.n our at
tertion to other things of like
nature and get together for a
bigger and better Winslow.
NJ town in Northern Arizona
can offer more fertile fields for
enterprise and capital than this.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

OF 100 of the corresponding time
last year.
A considerable number Of yisi.
tors visited tile schools during
last week, and were gladly vel.
comed, Will you not be among
the visitors next week? We like
to have you inspect the work
everywhere if you so desire.
SOPHOMORE CLASS NOTES
The Sophomore Class of the
Winslow HIS organized as a Sc.
cret body Oct. l, 1912.
Candidates wishing to try out
for the w. H. S. basketball team,
have been ordered to start regc-
lar training by Prof. Cornelias.
lryouts will take place next
week.
Geo. Dru'nm has been absenr
from n. s. for number OF clavs
on account CT a severe cold.
The students are waiting pa.
tiently for the remaining gynra-
sum apparatus SO they can be.
gin regular training.
Talk about your loag-distauec
runners, Geo. Sampson is one.
but little John Drumm is anotl,.
er little wonder.
Miss Powell, botany instrae.
cor, will have fresh vegetables
for sale soon.
r w. CLASS EDrroR.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
City Basket Ball League To
Organize

All who are interested in the
formation of a City Basket Ball
League are requested to meet at
the High School Assembly Room
on Monday night at 7:3O. We
would like to have teams of boys
and men from the Santa Fe APP
prentices, Santa Fe Clerks, Ice
Plant Employees, City or Down
Town team, as we'll as the High
school represented. rnis |, .,gue
could play regular schedule ot
games. for a prize of a large sill
yer cup and individual solid sol..
medals; also the gaze receipts
All who are interested in the
placing Of Wmslow On the ba,k
er ball map OF Arizona aud New
Mexico are requested to come
Monday night. At the present
time basket ball ranks easily sec.
ond to base ball in the estima,
tion of the Amt rlcan pubic, a..u
is undoubtedly the fastest and
most interesting of cold weather
indoor sports.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
Law and Order League

EDITOR WlNSLOw MAIL:
A Law and Oder League W IS
recently formed III this city fur
the following purposes as set
forth in the constitution Of The
League:
THE object Of this L4a4nc
shall be the bettertnent OF the
material, social, and moral com
.ditions ot this city.
THAT the League shall use It's
influence to have enacted by the
State. or Ivy its own municipality.
s1ch laws. as in the judgment nf
the League, will tend to promote
the best interests of the commu-
nifty.
That the League shall endeav.
or to bring about the better s,l.
torcement Of the laws already on
the statute books.
That the League shall tak,
such steps as may seem best to
adorn and beautify the city, and
to improve Its sanitary condi.
tions."
The bylaws Of the League ex.
clude from all meetings the dis.
cussion of religious and political
subjects.
Meetings of the League gre
held every Tuesday evening Ia
the Guild Hall of the Episcopal
| Church, and we are authoriz.d
to invite very cordially all wh }
may be interested, both itneH aliti
women. to attend these mec. F..
lngs. and to unite with us iu q
movement that ought to enlist
the sympathy and support Of all
good citizens.
[Signed] COMMITTEES.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

See that Pure Spun Aluminium
at the Winslow Furniture Co. s
Some time during the middle
of this month the Cleaners, Of
the Episcopal church will hold
bakery sale at the Parish Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Kaufman
charmlngly entertained fesv
Tuesday evening i'll honor of tile
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs.
{. Kaufman, OF Covington. ttd.
Five Hundred" was enjoHed
until late hour, when all we.e
invited to the dining room winfe
an elaborate spread awuit,d
them. Guests were Mr.. and N.o.
Harry Asbu-y, DR.. and Mrs. K.
o Bazell, ur. and Mrs. A. 7.
Ratelle, Mrs. Robt. Powell. Mrs.
Dick Duggar and Mrs. 3. Rl,uics.
Have you seen the new up to,
date hats at the Il. II. Smith ca.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

Special Sale on Rugs at the
Winslow Furniture Co, for the
next two weeks
In November next, somewhere
towards the latter part Of the
month, a bazaar will be held in
the Parish Hall OF the Episcopal
church by the Ladies Of the Guild
A regular meeting OF the City
Council was held Tuesday even
ing at the City Hall at which
meeting various matters ot i'm
pOrtance were t. ansacted The
complete minutes OF the meeting
and of the business transacted
will he published in our next
weeks issue One of the main
issues before the Council was the
adoption of an ordinance to
compel all residences within the
confines of the city to be connect
ed with the City Sewer. A copy
of this ordinance will also ap-
pear tor the first time in our
next weeks issue. At this meet
ing Attorney John D. Yates was
appointed City ATTORNEY V and DIR
Paul D. Sprankle was appointed
City Physician. Mr.. w. ]. Hun.
gerford was appointed Sewer
Inspecto, in pl ,ce of former In
spector of Sewers y, Z. Meyer
U S Senator Hon. Henry F.
Ashurst and Attorney Thos.
! Flynn Of Flagstaff were business
visitors in town this week Mon.
day While here MIR. Ashurst
met with a large number OF
friends who are always glad to
see his smiling countanance.
James Brewis who has been
IN the employ OF Louis Korn ot
the Hotel Wigwam for sometime
left this week for his home i'll
Gallup.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
II. H. Smith Piano Contest

This is the fourth recording re
cord for the piano contest. and
No. s is the winner of the beauti
tul 40 piece dinner set, it being
the third one that has been Civ
en- away since the contest open.
ed. The following is a correc,
record of all contestants to Oct.
2, 1912;
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
Reception
Editor OF the Winslow Mail:

Editor OF the Winslow Mail:
Kindly announce that on Fri
day, Oct. 18th, at 8 p. M. in the
Guild Hall (back of church) the
congregation fist. Paul's Epis-
copal church will tender a recep-
ton to The Faculty and Board
of Directors OF the Winsiow Pub
lie Schools There will be no writ
ten invitations. but weicordially
invite all the patrons of the
school. =-~..----..- =.
Believing that a closer ac-
quaintance on the part of the
teacher and parents will be con-
ducive to a more sympathetic
and hearty co operation. We
trust that all parents will avail
themselves OF this opportunity
of meeting the teachers of their
children.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

We will continue to give to thc
one making the largest per ce..l
gain in the next two weeks an
other beautiful Apiece dinner
set, and the bonus will be one
hundred thousand votes. W.
will also give as a bonus Until.
the 18th ot October 10000 votes
With every suit tallored for men
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
Electric Theatre-Monday

Monday evening a three reel
feature picture will be shown at
the Electric Theatre A pictorial
dramatization of Dickens Fa-
nous Works by Martin Chuzzle-
with. This is a great feature
picture, don't miss it,
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

Attorney ]. E. Jones OF Flag
staff was visitor here this weel
on le5al business.
Judge B. F. Adams of Albuque,
que was a business visitor here
this week tor tew days.
Messrs. ]. R. =. Janeway ano
Dad Dye lett Thursday morning
for a tew weeks hunting trip ii
the mountains.
Messrs. Geo. Hubbard AM
James Davis lett thursday mori..
ing for a hunting trip in tEt
mountains.
A bouncing baby boy of clever
pounds was born the last weeI
to Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Muller.
Mr.. Mullen has been employee
at the Trading post at Ceda
Springs for some time past bul
came to town this week to Sc,
the new arrival. To say thal
Papa" Mullen IS tickled ovel
the new arrival is putting i
mildly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Asbur,
and babe left Saturday morning
on the Limited for a visit will
their parents and friends in Ma
con, Mo, and Nashville, Tenn.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
.SUPT. H. S. WALL
PASSES AWAY

H S Wall, Superintendent of
Shops for the Santa Fe at San
Bernardino. California, died last
Thursday after Il very brief Ill.
ness. Mr.Wall was a brother III
law OF NJ. Weber Master Mech
al.lc ut the Santa Re at WlnsfoW
Mr. " all had been in the ser
vice of the Santa Fe for about
thin teen years, having started as
a macllinist. BY his own Efforts
and ability be gradually worked
his way up to the important p"
sition he neld at the time OF his
death, having teen successively
roundhou>e foreman at Bars
tow, master mechanic a. Need
les, later transferred to the same
position at Winslow, and again
transferred to san BernarGIn".
where he was afterward promo
ted to the position Of Supe.ir.
tendent OF Shops, the place ht
was holding when he died.
Supt. Mail was a prominent
member OF the Masonic Order
having first become atflliate,.
with them at Olathe, Kansas,
taking his later degrees at Sab
Bernardino.
Master Mechanic Weber am.
his family returned to WlnsloM
Monday morning, having at
tended the funeral services at
San Bernardino Sunday last.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05
SCHOOL NOTES

he Hon Robert & Smith, the
I ountv Supt. OF Schop pls, visited
High school last Tuesday, and
expressed himself as greatly
pleased at the work being done
in the new binding. Mr.. Smith
was greatly surprised aud pleas
ed to hnd outthat the AZ msloW
High Schoolexceeued in numbers
such old established schools as
Yuma. jerome, N,gales. Moren-
ci, etc. At the 1890 period Mr
Smith addressed the assembled
students in Room A, and in
w we'll chosen words c, ,mpll
mented Wlnslow, and especially
the board OF trustees, npon the
great work they have SO well
started.
Two new Remington typewri-
ters were added to the conner
cial department equipment last
Thursday. They are visible No.
10 plea machines and are appre
ciated greatly by the large class
es in typewriting.
Night School moved into,class-
room F recently. Many are
availing themselves of the chanc-
es uffered to get commercial
training
The HIS. boys are eagerly pro-
noting the City B Basketball Lea.
.ue; they consider that four
cams should easily be gotten
together i'll a city of $500, and
he local school boys are anxious
20 match their skill with Older
pponents. The games could he
played either in the H. ,. gym
Iasium or the Opera House, two
matched games every Frida
night.
: The Ls@Prade medal is the HKst
thing OF its kinl to b. establish.
{ IN the history of the WinsIc,w
i'ubllc Schools. The medal will
re competitive and apply to the
Eighth Grade, or last grace III
the Grammar Schools The m ed.
al will be of solid gold. suitably
ngraved and of such value that
1t will be greatly valued by the
winner. The conditions gov
-rning the disposition of the
medal each year are as follows:
l All competitors must be Ell
uileu III the 9Th Grade DURING
he first month of school
2. All competitors must con
tuct themselves III all exemplary
manner during the school ses
,iunS.
3. The medal shall. be awarded
10 that student, who complying
with conditions | and .. who
makes the greatest advance lent
II scholarship during che current
ear Sal advancement to uBean
The greatest improvements iii gen
.lal monthly averages between
.ne first school month ami tue
.lnth scho ,l month
4. The medal will be awarded
at the annual Grammar ScIho ol
commencement exercises by the
donor, Mayor F. F. LaPrade.
5. All medal competitors shall
be Judged by the Supervising
Principal at the 9Th Grade Teach
tr. Monthly reports to be the
basis of said Judging.
We are also informed that 9th.
er medals are to be established a
little later by various school pa
.ruus If the ~ity ot Wlnslow.
Miss Marcia Scanlan, who has
1een substituting for Grace Aud
ersnn i'll Grade Ii. was SICK last
Thursday, and Cora Creswell
from the High Sch ,;,l acted as
supply teacher.
Enrolment for month ending
October 4 was as follows: South
Side Building. 50; North Side
Building. 300; H. 5 Building. all
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

At Thursday nigh meeting
OF the B. P 0. Elks Messrs CLYDE
Branum and John c. Jameson
we're initiated into the order.
Several applications were read
while Others were balloted on.
The republican party will hold
"a rally at the Electric Theatre
after the picture show, next
Tuesday evening, to which every
one is in,i,eu. 1ion Thomas E
Campbell. republican nominee
tor congress, will he the princip.
al speaker ot the evening, while
her prominent republicans Of
the territory will assist Nj,
Campbell in expounding the
views of the republican party in
he present situation.
he democratic party held a
ally and get-together meeting
Oh Wednesday evening last and
are now figuring on holding "A
public meeting and bringing
heir talent here for Inspection.
SOth parties are now actively
engaged in the strenuous duties
OF the campaign and from this
ime until election day we will
al be told many times a day
low We should vote. How yer.
ct us cheer up; the campaign
Mil be over in a short while, and
hose OF us still alive and able to
10 the daily grind will be pay
ing our bills as regularly as be
lore.
In scuflt between a Mexican
md Jap one day this week in
he vicinity of the round. house
n which the former was receiv
ng the worst Of the argument
Constable Ketchum happened
long and undertook to pant
The men. The Jap quite fiji ious
iur'ng the heat OF the argument
-urned on Mr.. Kctchum and use,
MS teeth on him, INJECTING d
,aintul wound on one OF his
lngers OF The right hand Cons
,ble Ketchum finally landed
he Jap in Jail and at a hearing
'efore Justice Hansen the SAM
lay was fined $500 tor resist
ng an off .er. said fine being
promptly paid whereupon the
| lap was released.
| MIR. John Binddlecome ha:
oeen seriously i'll this week bu,
seems to be improving at pres
ent.
The Winslow mail., 1912-10-05

At Thursday nigh meeting
OF the b. P 0. Elks Messrs Clvde
Branum and John c. Jameson
we're initiated into the order.
Several applications were read
while others were balloted on.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-16

A lecture vas rscsptfy delivered ~
. member of the board before the
Royal Institats Of London Oh The
Readr-Past. Present and Future 49,
cordinw 20 Consular and Trade r..
ports. Tho lecturer said the problsn
was 70 dnd the best mode By which a
road should be constructed 90 that 10
surface would not be broken By trnf-
&c. 20 that the transit might DO sssisr
for both passengers and goods. road
which would form neither puddle
holes nor sxudo mud from vehicles
and crsats no dust when tho weather
was dr..
One thing wax universally recog-
nixed, that the road Of the future
should be truly bound road In which.
whatever kind of aicae was used. the
stone should be held sagctheF 90 that
e would form a crust. The lecturer
suggested that what he called 8 czF-
pet or m elastic skin should be adops~
ed as the covering
The carpet. be thought, shound D9
made % bituminonp material mixed
With sand and placed ON the roads in
various thlckneapea. according 20 she
nature OF the trafIle. IL should go OF
IN liquid form. selidifying quickly. bud
always remaining resilient and CON-
prossibla. and 50 lniegrating with tao
crust Of the surface below.
This advantage OF ouch a carpet, Sc
was said. would DO 20 permanently
protect the cFuat. sad. Just 90 carpet
on the floor Soffens the step. go woalG
this carpet FOR the roads silence the
goise and reduce the shock o. rolling
vehicles. ge wag admitted that the or
iginal cost OF q road 80 laid would be
more than that OF mu6 bound read.
but spreading the cost over q series
Of years Il would probably not DO so
great. since the crust Of the road &c.
sele ucuId not have 60 be renewed.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-16
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Lett. Whitaker dscsss-
cd
The undersigned, having been APP
pointed Execui or OF the iast win OF
Lottie Whitaker late OF the County
OF Massae. and the State Of Illinois,
deceased, hereby give notice that ne
viii appear before the County Court
House In Metropolis, At the October
Term on the FIRST Monday IN October
next, as which time all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate ara mo-
tiled and requested 70 attend for The
purpose OF having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted % said estate
are required 10 make immediate pay
ment 10 the sndersigned.
Dated this 7th day of August A
%. 1914.
George Whittekes Executor.
3. Bsrttlett .Kerr. Attorney
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-16
sadly DlslIisslsnsd.

A esFfnin young nan Of tender heart
hss lost hfs faith IN mankind. Seine
years ago he did gaSoF fog frisnd.
who. 70 show hls appreciation. pressnt'
I'd kim wish . pipe Of nsesrsehaam
pcrsuass@ss wonderfully and mhgvet
ously urougA: ana bearing Date Of
hundred PEARS before The young man
treasured fhis pipe. which Vas 10 him
: masterpieces. And shanever the blue
smoke carisa upward from Sc bowl
bis heart swelIed wlth the thought
OF the gsnsFoalsy and goodness Of the
humau facss soT he bad been told
when tho pipe wan handed 10 him that
q pawnDFoseg wcus6 advance three
dollars on sg. abus proving II TO be
worth AZ least gen.Spoe Doing sas
vors. be thought. surely furnished roc
ompease. And then one day be broke
eha stem Hs TOOK q 70 a tobacco
Mat with whom he was well aeuualns.
I'd and aakad 10 have IL mended. ''II's
snch treasure ne explained. Notice
che work on q and che data Tho fc-
nacconIse emllsd. MY boy" he re-
marked e'ehey turn shese out BY che
bagss2 a@G $50 ehem Sos ten eeutA =
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-16

To the Wom.n's Educssioa
and aiissioa Societies os the bit.
Olive Hspsiss Disssice.
Dear Sissera:The sime Is ssss
approaching sor' the annual meet
ing OF the w. Z. ~. convensioa
and sc desire go saise one huas
dred dollars Soc the L-ivingaon
Normal Industrial lassitute. NC
want 20 see she schoog In active
opesassoa shis SAL and u aa are
active az cur homee we can sais@
more lee 80 encourage ahs
work az our homes ask the
corporations Vi the pastors At their
ssspecsives pnssosases 40 encouee
age the womea go york Dee she
watch word Be land ghry had a
snin6 90 aCfk 1ieg eaeh psesidege
see GO ia ahas your sciscIe Res sos
gesheg and send SIS many pieces
os fancy wosh and apsonS ss yon
can. lee us have q bazaar asd
come prepared 20 de- something
Ies ws pssy Cos she suecess % shis
meeting is Sspaem bsq. S.es IS
do something sog ou5 school,
UDdes God wc as looking eog
success
Please seas she aa me aEd a6e
dgess % shs pgesidsps u aseh
local Society
H. 3. Blake.
Disk Pgea.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1912-08-16
Livington Normal, In
dustrial and Theoiog-
icaI Institute.

TO the Public and whom IL msy
concern:
The trustees og tbs above named
school have purchased four acres of
land Just outside OF the city lImits, on
the Jonesboro and Jopps road for
81 1900. They removed their com
modIous two and one half s. building
from the old site 10 It's present bean
tiful site where IL ovsrlocks the ma
isstic 0aio river with Its exhElisting
6reezes which adds 20 the longevity
of the citizens OF Metropolis.
Ii Is being put in splsrdid Pepaie
for the opening OF said school in Sep
te mber or October. This school ts
under the control Of the Nj. Olive
Baptist Association and SIS auxEiariee,
The Woman's Educational and Mls-
sion Society has been Sue &C tbs
greatest factors im raising money Coz
said school.
The Negroes can poi@e with pride
20 the good work and the present To-
cation, as Il stands high and day a.
ova high wassr with splenaid
drainage, with sn outlee 90 thro@sids
IS.
Ths trustees have made wIsss. Hns
o. the peoples money entrusted %
their care and they invite abe closeag
Inspection into every detail og sheir
Eogk.
Let each local society FsIse sa6nev
90 sssisS 10 fostering che school.
Rev y. Fl Knowles,
PFesidem9
Rsws !. u. BgeCrary
5ecys