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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
TIGIIIINt. GENEIiNL
ON TURKISH IRONVIEI,

ConsunltnupIr. oct, a. IIodilitrrs
were opened at hair past two this
morning by ~" Turkish lruopg NJ
various points on the bulgarian aud
S.ryiHn frontiers.
Tho divisions uf the Turkish army
were ordered 10 max" u simultaneous
forward movement,
In giving the order for general
advance tho Ottoman war minister
mentioned only that tho movement
was tu bo uudo against tho frontirrl
Of Bulgurit aud SnrViR.
There is n powerful Turkish army
concentrated n"Hr tho Crock frontier,
hut this has not yet been put intu
motion.
The ottoman government today
handed IA" S,rylan ana bulgarian
minister's hero their passports Hud
they viii leave Immediately,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
ANXIOUS
TO AVERT WAR
WITH GREEK
NATION
Athens Government Left Out
of Declaration Directed
Against Servla and Bul-
garia by Ottoman.
FIGHTING GENERAL IN
BALKAN PENINSULA
[By Leased wire 60 E,raInE Hsra,d1

Ihy Leased Wire tO ENrntnE Herald
London, oct. ~. War to-day be-
Canr general throughout the balkan
peninsula. Turkey, which tor q week
or moro hus been flghtinE with Muu-
tcnegro, this morning issued - fnrmul
declaration of hustihtrs against Ser
VIA ana Uulguria,
Greece for sumO reason wus not
mentioned ~ the official dOCunrut
delivered Ia the SrrviHu and Belgian
legations at HOuStuntlnoplc.
Fighting between tho Turkish and
Grcck armies has begun on the from
tier.
rho commission of Greece from the
declaration nf war wnE doubtless die
tatcd 10y klamil pasha. president uf
tho council al state, real head of the
Turkish government. lIo has been
dCsirOus all along OF avoiding n flight
with Greece, whose interests, Rs h0
recently told tho Greek premier, are
Identical with those OF Turkey. lie
also desired to Ccdc the Island OF
Crete To Greece.
In her declaration of war Turkey
plnc"s the blame on Bulgaria and
Scrvia, whose recent actions. she says,
forced her to take IA decisive step. al
though she VAS dcSrOus OF peace.
The British cabinet held long scs-
sion today tu discuss the French pro-
pusnl for Il conference of tho powers
II was also said that tho British gov
rrnmcnt was supporting tho efforts
being made 10 raise II Turkish loan IN
LOndon. but this was denied at tho
foreign office. Leopold de Rothschi'd
has mado several Visits to Premier
Asduith lately ana II WIS said that
these were connected with the protest
of Turkish loan,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
JOHNSON ASKED TO
ACCOUNT FOR
WHITE GIRL
Negro Pugilistic Champion
Questioned by Police Con-
cerning Disappearance Of
His Former Cashier.
tBy Leased wire 60 IvepisE Herald


Chicago, Or. 17,--JHck Johnson,
tho negro champion pugilist. was
questioned for moro than two hours
by the polico today az tu the whore
abouls Of Lucille Cameron. II 19-yonr-
old white girl, whose mother. Mrs II.
Cameron FalcOnet, a wealthy widow
OF Minneapolis, has asked the police
TO find the girl
johnson admitted that Lucille had
been employed In his Thirty-flrst
street cafe AN cashier but declined TO
tell where she ID now, though he said
he knew her address. He pleaded
that Miss Cameron was anxious TO
avoid further notoriety because OF the
recent suicide Of his wife. Miss Cam
erOn, he said, nad been companion
10 his wife
"Is Il true that YOU have tho young
woman ir hlding7" asked Police Cap
tain Moot BaaT.
There is no foundation for such q
story" the pugillst shouted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
STIiIkING MINEIiS
NJ Ely IiOLD PARADE

bingham, lluh, oct. n Brass
bands W"r" paving this morning In
Bingham aud the striking miners were
busy prcpurinr Tor u paTndo scheduled
for . o'clock This afternoon. Follow
ing the paruhr tho strikers aud their
friends viii board the afternoon train
for Salt Lake rity A big labor d"m-
OnStrutiuu, IN which union HhOr men
from all parts of tho state are cNr
pcctcd in tahn part, In promised AZ
the stHi" Cuptrl tonight.
Another trrNuluad of strike breakers
from Nrw N"rh is expected Ia lling
ham ihi HiirIuUun,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
TIlIBIfsAn;N STAIN
BY BULGARIAN TROOPS

belgrade, Scrvla, oct. 1.-TWO
hundred Arnuut iribcsmon woro killed
to-day In u battle with Snrvian troops
nu the fronllor near PrlopOllo ia the
northern part at tho san Juk of No
yipHZnr.
Thc trlbcsmcn attacked but were
rcpulscd by the Scryinns. King Potter
lclt today for NlHh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
Dn. SCURRY l.. TERRELI.

The bulletin was timed so u. ~.
During the night the colonel passed
most of the time In sleep and only OH
rare occasions did he awaken and
then only for "A few moments at Il
time. FROM o'clock on he was
asleep most OF the time until o'clock
tnis morning when hc awokc. dcclar.
ing he had a "bully sleep" would not
read because he wished to remain
uuict and doze until II vas time for
his sponge bath. He said he intended
to be fully awake when seven O'Clock
came 30 that he could have his break.
fast, for which he already WAS begin
ming TO feel tho need.
Instead Of having his bath u little
pcrure o'clock the colonel decided
hc had not had enough sleep aud his
Nurse helped him To turn and no
again soon closed his eyes. The many
hours he has been able To- rest ls de-
ylarcd by tho physicians to he the best
medicine for him and he was allowed
to sleep az long as he wished
once during tho night the colonel
WAS visited by Mrs Rouscv"lt, who
occupies the room adjoining She hud
been awakened by tho entrance of the
nurse into the Culuncls room to take
his clinical record.
she remained only % short time ns
hr assured her he was feeling Just
nuc."
Tnc coluncl's breakfast consisted Of
bacon. three soft bottled eggs, buttcrcd
toast aud "A pot Of tea. when h" or
drrcd IL he complained because he
said he was feeling - well he WAS
sure il would not be- near enough for
% man Who already Was almost
well
Mrs Roosevelt had breakfast with
her husband.
Hospital attaches took from the pa
TENTS arm a few drops Of blood at
S.l5 o'clock and departed for the
laboratory to make the count ut lcuc-
Uvytus Aflrr this had been done and
ne had been comfortably settled IN
bed. hc sent for the papers, winch he
| read with interest. lie Inquired as
to the time and small clock was
placed ON Il table within his View.
Tho mirror Colonel Roosevelt uscs
for shaving VAS lying nearby ana he
raised IL to catch a reflection OF the
city outside his window. lie lies with
the light from the window coming
over hls left shoulder. Ills room be-
! ing on tho west side Of the building
| he could not judge by the light Ia
| the room whether II was clear or
| cloudy day until he hit upon the plan
Of observing for himself ~ aid Of tho
mirror.
! "Thls II great weather" he said Ia
/ Blanche Weller. his nurse, VINO was
arranging tho dressings 10 be adjusted
! when the phyBiCiaus make their morn
| ing examination.
! ITS shame to be- tied up mere in
/ such weather aS this"
IIo glanced nt Mrs. Roosevelt. who
| had Joined him in looking over the
! papers. Sho smiled uuizzically at him
and shook her head a trinc.
shes boss" he smiled 10 the
nurse, picking up hiS papers again.
! \ steam ntting made an annoying
. nuisu in tho tiny ante-rOum "f his
apartment aud tho house plumber
came up to Xix II. lie mado elaborate
| preparations not to make noisc-tu
such AN extent. IN fact tnnt ho wat
not making mucS progress. His ON
barassmcni caught the eyo Of the col
onol. who said.
! "Oh, don't mind me. Go righ
ahead and Tx IT, Don't be afraid t'
make a little noise. I'm used 90 IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
FORTY MINERS PERISH
IN TASMANIAN DISASTER
my Leased Wire to Evsalns MsralG1

Hobart, Tasmania. oct 17.--It Is
now believed that rorty-five miners
perlShod In the North Mount Lyoll
mine near hero which caught fire
last Saturday. The rescuers were
ntill ut work today and hoped to
rrnch tho lower levels soon, but an
tho men imprisoned thare hnYe been
without food, water or clear mir. slnco
the firc broke out, lIttlo hOpO for
their safety IN entertained.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
TOM LAWSON DECLARES
sTANDARD HELPED PARKER

Washington, oct. l7.--ThomaB W.
Lawson OF boston told the Clapp COM
mittee today no understood that the
standard oil company had contrib
utsd heavily" 10 Alton h. Parker's
campaign Eor the presidency OF 1909.
He Haid ne had once supplied PROOF
Gin a general way" that the company
had spent 100000 70 100000 In Mr..
PaFker'a behalf 4
Mr.. Lawson testified he had spent
100000 for advertising Tor Colonel
aoOsevelt's pre-conyention campaiGn
ond that he knew 10 a geperal way
that Wall street had Buubsoribed t1,-
ooQ0O0 20 nominate "a dark horse" n
the Baltimore convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
Knox Leaves for washington.

Portland, ore, Oct. II. - After
spending yesterday In sightseeing and
attending IA MONDAY luncheon at the
Portland Commercial club. Secretary
OF State Knox left at o'clock last
night over the Great Northern rail-"
road direct for Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
STAHL MAY COACH
ILLINOIS ELEVEN
Manager of Victorious Boston
Red Sox Asked to Assist His
Old University on Football
Field.
10y Leased wire to E,sHIHE Msra,dl

ChampaiBn, TT, Oct, II-JHk1
stahI. munger Of the Boston worlds
champions, may don football clothes
IN "a few days II he listens TO an ap-
peat from the University Of lllinois
where ten years ago this full he was
captnin Of the eleven. Stahl has ro-
turned every year since to assist in
whipping the team into shape for
the homecoming game and II IN
hOpcd thut he can do so this year.
The game viii be played on No.
vembeT 18th with Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
University scrap,

Boulder Colo. Oct. 17.--irha Uni.
verslty OF Colorado tonight severed
athletic relations with the University
OF South Dakota and cancelled the
football games between the two coli
leKes aohodulsd for next saturday. /,
Tho action was taken booAuse tllo
UnivoraitS cy South DakotA Fafuoe1
20 comply with the rules OF tha Roclsy
Mountain oonferance, which pFohIhll
freshmen playing on The vArgliy
eleven. va
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
KING FERDINAND TAKES
CHARGE OF TIN. ARMY

Sofia, oct, l7,--Klng Ferdinand
with his staff has left for tho head-
quarters of tho Bulgarian army near
tho Turkish frontier.
II ls believed no will issue n p!Ocla-
nation 10 the nation or make "A for
mai declaration OF war from that po-
sltlOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
MUNSEY TESTIH|ES
BEFORE CLAPP
INVESTIGATION
COMMITTEE
Publisher Gave Hundred and
Eighteen Thousand Dollars
Toward Election of Colonel
Roosevelt.
tny Leased wire to n,ealan mrraldl

Washington. oct Frank r.
Munsvy, the publisher. tud,N testified
to the ClHpp commission ,ltt his total
contributions to Colonel Ruuscyclta
campaign this year had been SlsS,-
00h.72. Ills c-CunNcutiun cuntrlbu-
tlons To tho national campaign totall-
Ell S67,o0O AMI the bulancr was given
to state committees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
DESTROYERs CONVOY
RETURNING 9REI0KS

Alslers, oct 17.--An escort OF four
Greek destroyers is conveying the
Greek steamer Macedonia with
Greeks. Bulgarlans and AervianH on
board. who are returning from Amer
lea to Join their ToEimsnt 10 fight
against tho Turks. shO carries also n
large cargo Of ammunition.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
NEVADA STATE POLICE
LEAVE FOR SCINI!

Reno, Nov. oct. i7.---Captaln j. e..
Donnclly, In charge of the Nevada
state police, expects TO leave Reno
tonight AT the head of forty armed
men for Els, Nov. In response to or
dcrs received from Governor Task"r
l., Oddlc. Who iS ut tho Nevada cop
per camp,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

New Orleans. Oct. 1.-The storm
which swept across tho lower Texas
coast yesterday. has moved inland
and IL now conferred southeast Of san
Antonio. where II shows decreased In
lonsily, according 10 reports received
by tha loQal Weather bureau -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
COLONEL IMPATIENT
Ar ENFOlUCED IDIAtN l0ll3

Chicago. Oct. lI'-5IK phyHIcIHhs.
making the most extended survey OF
C0lenel Ro0SeveltS condition attempt
ed since his arrival al Mercy hospital,
this morning found his condition as
near nOemal ~ q wounded man could
% and renewed the assurance that
there was no longer cause for worry,
II also positively was announced
that Colonel Roosevelt would not
leAye the hospital until at,ieaSt Atte'
sunday. 4il. . Hs
The phS.lslsDg bulletin said:
The pulse. az temperature SS'Si
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
nenycr Man I.nntIs Job.

San Francisco. oct. i7.-FTRnk
Burt, an amusement promoter Of
Denver has been appointed director
OF concessions and admissions OF the
Panama Pacific International Expo
BltiOn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

Phoenix, AFiS, Oct i7.---Jamoa
Kennedy. hsld hero foF safe -cracking
and wanted by the governor 6oP =
post once rObbee0. confessed that
year ago he escaped from the Okla
homa penitentiarYs pheFe ha was serv-
lag : lie sentens4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
More TroabIo Tor Nat Goodwln.

San Diego. Cal, Oct. iT.--Charles
n. Doughty OF this city began suit TO-
day against Nat Q. Goodwin, the 60
tor for ttB.OSO alleging alienation of
the affections Of Mrs. Doughty
known on the stage ~ Margastl
MOreIand. Doughty refused tonlonl
10 dlgou6S the action.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
ReaSsuring Bulletins From
Bedside of Wounded EXPIRE
sident; No Indication Of
Dreaded Blood Poisoning.
PATIENT PASSES NIGHT
ALMOST WITHOUT PAIN
Colonel Already Impatient at
Prospect of Weeks Stay in
Hospital; Wife Bids Him
Cheer Up.

Chicago, oct f7.--Thr most =
reassuring bulletin yet issued by .
, the physicians concerning col .
onel ROOscvelt's condition was .
; given at O'Clock. II read. .
Pulse, temperature 1nd res .
} plrutiOn normal Blood count .
} has dropped To normal. Breath .
} ing seems easter. =
DIR j. u. MURPHY. .
DIR ALEXANDER In MBERT. .
DIR. SrrRRY TERRELL. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

respiration. is all night. Wound
dressed. looks we'll; some ouzing. Ex-
animation u lungs by Dr Alexander
Lambert shows lungs In good condl-
tion; general condition splendid. The
case Is progressing 80 favorably that
until some complications occur. the
bullet will not be removed at present.
(Slgned)
DIR. JOHN II. MURPHY.
DIR. ARTHUR ID. DEAVEN.
DIR. ALEXANDER LAMBERT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

TODAY's HmSgs TpnAY--
VOC goa n IN Gtis IIiaAlip.
slzts Ccrss q ut'atR " u ciats
. week delivered a. your dOOr,
nifty Osnta By mail.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS DEVO-
TON OF THE CRIB.
Was Established and First Practiced
by St. Francis of Assist Several
Hundred Years Ago.

1t should never be forgotten that
the Church is indebted to ST. Francis
of Assist for the beautiful Christmas
devotion of the Crib. 1t was he who
first practiced it, and obtained a spe-
cial sanction for it's establishment
from Pope Honorious III. And thus it
has come about that through each sue
ceeding century countless thousands
of faithful worshipers have knelt, in
vast cathedrals or humble sanctuaries,
before the representation of the poor
stable at Bethlehem, feeling their
whole being moved to a keener realiza-
ton of the mercy and goodness OF
Him who deigned to become a little
Child for u.s.
The poetry. the beauty contained
in even the humblest attempt to pro-
vide a Crib in memory of the one that
held the Holy Child, can never be
measured by any gauge of ''the earth,
earthly" What sweet and delicate
fancies it raises in the simple heart
of an innocent child! What feelings
of hope and resignation does it raise
in the souls of the forsaken and the
detected, the earth-weary and the
miserable And, oh, what feelings of
remorse has the sight of it's touching
simplicity the power to Waken within
the heart of an erring son or father
a wanderer from the peace of a good
mothers tender influence, a wife's
anxious solicitude, a child's tear-wet,
wondering face? Who shall tell of
what the quiet walls of St. Francis
could repeat of the tears it has seen,
the half-stif1ed sObs it has heard on
the many Christmas Ewes that have
come and gone! The Church's ever
open door leads to the Crib, and the
Crib to the Heart of Jesus
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

sight to see the large edifice packed
with men every Monday night all the
year round. An address is given by
the director with Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament. The men do all
their own singing. The confraternity
is so large that half of them have to
come Tuesday nights and the boys on
Wednesday. By means of the CONTRA
ternity the men of Limerick rank
high as devout and practical Cath
olics. The yearly retreat is unique.
At the close of the retreat over 1000
men have been counted at Commun-
ion at one Mass alone
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21

All the money that was ever coined
in all the world since time began is
powerless to bring salvation to single
soul.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1912-12-21
LlMERIcK's cATHoLIcITY.

Limerick, the "City of the Violated
Treaty" is without mistake Catho-
lie city. A beautiful proof of this is
the Mems Holy Family Service, held
every Monday night in the Redemp-
torist's Church. 1t is remarkable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-07-18
TRAVIS WINS TACoNIC cur.
Veteran Golfsr Beats Gardner In
Finals, Trussell and Oryis play
Close Match, Wos by Former.

II took 80 holes for Walter j.
Travis OF Garden City to defeat c.
u. Gardser OF Agawam Hunt. In the
final SO hole match for the Taeonic
cup nj Ekwanok Country club Sat
urday. Both men were playing poor
~ IN the morning and stood all even
AZ the ninth. Travis then took a
brace aud won five holes In success
sion only 20 lose two back before
the home green was reached Start
ing out three down in the afternoon
Gsrdaer soon became five down but
az the sixth green was again only
three down. The result was still at
this figure at the 18th green and
then when IL looked as II the Proyi-
dence mas had chance OF reduc-
ms The lead still further he failed
10 avail himself OF the opportunity
ard the i4th and l5sa both were
Won BY tho steady veteran making
the final result five up and three 10
play
fu the second contest the fight
as far more even. At the end OF
the morning eound George oryis Of
Garden City. was one up on G. q
Trtusell OF Augusta and eventually
the Equinox proprietor became dor.
nie three, but the manager OF the
Hon Air waycref not aud with the
AID Of a siymie ON the last green
forced the match 20 AZ extra hole
. here he won.
II. X. Kerr OF Ekwapok won the
rros prize IN the open handicap
with an ~ aud the net trophy was
captured by c 3. Clark. who had an
~ ne, after an allowance 81 four
strokes
The ether events are given 10 the
urinary which follows:
First 10, for Taconic cup. &c hole
finals
Walter J Travis az Garden Cts.
I~ai G II Gardner 81 Agawam HINT
5 ana 3.
seeoud 10. 80 hole final,
G. o. Trassell OF Augusta Country
giab. beat George orvls Of Garden
.ig. up 81 holes.
Third ie. final
~ " G. wonhAm Of Apawamls.
,ea, n. Arthur " Fon Hills. up.
" holes
Losing eight. first 10: flnal
y n Fisler o. Philadelphia coun,
~ cluh. hea, A. J Mcclure OF Lake
-eod. % and 4
Losing sxhi. sscOna lss final
II ". Weaver o. Huntington Val
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-07-18
ARLINGTON AFFAIRS.
Boosting Town Does More Good
Than Knocking IL.

Editor OF the Banner We wish
to contradict most emphatically the
statement made In letter 10 We'd
nesday Evenings Banner, regarding
tho progress and affairs IN Airing
ton. We do not know who the writ
81 Is that IL attempting 20 iniure
the fair name ~ our pretty and pro-
gressive village, and We care less.
but from what We can hear and see.
We snrmise that {, comes from one
who. instead OF boosting the town.
ia and has always knocked" the
town. Such people. whether they
are simply summer residents or
legal residents. are a dotriment 70
4 town, and Ia the eyes OF the out
side world. our town gets black
eye every time they say some
thing.
Was the writer OF that letter IN
favor Of new depot, in favor Of
our new and busy refrigerator fac
tory. our oiled streets or Is that
writer now "a favor OF an ineorpor-
aied village. a revised tar Hist.
properly assessing real estate and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-07-18
More Money Needed For Main ST.
improvements.

The ditch for the drainage Of
Main St, has been completed ac-
cordlng 10 the specifications OF the
government engineer, Mr.. Winslow.
and contractor p. II. Mccarthy OF
Bennington is now laying the con-
crete curb and gutter The Trus-
tees have made a contract with Mr.
Mccarthy for the best kind OF curb
and gutter that can be made, a
heavier and better one than was
planned for and the expense will
be greater than was at first contem-
plated. but they feel confident that
money win be forthcoming TO com
plete the proposed improvement
when the residents OF Main Street
and others interested see that the
result viii justify the expenditure.
II is evident that Mr. Mccarthy
knows his business and that he Is
going TO give us a fine piece OF
HOl ", w anu rte lbt Noui ntiis ~
IL proposed TO pave narrow strip
NEXT 10 the curb with cobble stones
to protect the gutter. After this
work is done II will be necessary to
grade the road TO the gutter and IL
Is for this work that additional
money is required 1t Is the wish
IT the Trustees to complete this
work In the fall
The state highway commissioner
has promised to give liberal aid but
II will be necessary TO raise a con
siderable sum in addition to this
and what is already contributed in
order to finish the work in the
best possible manner
This great improvement has been
made possible by generous contri
buttons which induced the state
10 give US aid and il is hoped that
local pride will not allow the wor
10 remain unfinished in any partlcu
lar,
Contributions may be given 10 o
! Felt, Treas.