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form OF ventilator and in connection
Herewith, means for heating the air
induced BY the yentilator; and TO pro.
vide a safety valve eyteriorly OF the
brooder house. whereby 10 prevent the
deli cry OF too strong u currcnt OF
air thereto.
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ARRESTED.

Further arrests are being made daily
n'''t persons. bot Of pam L. Hunts Lish,-
"'nS OIL tha, 50 many people are talking
mont t-scau1e !, arrests sud siyps pain. and
Hdords aimos, instsn; relie; IN cass q Seu-
t'igin. Rheumatism. Headaches. Burns, etc.
~ ~ Il Il YOU snn' pain 20 4I!iquick Adv.
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Just a WarnIno.

II you are going to spend the Christ.
mas holidays with the family OF
your small niece and nephew, don't
forget to make the youngsters a pres.
snt OF q drum aud trumpet.
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Knew IL Elrnt-

He-Tve a surprise for YOU. Betty
ana ! are going To be married.
She \ surprise? Why, LESS your
heart, she asked me to DO one OF her
bridesmaids months age.
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Wheel MItnin ,nn.el-

hear Wizley made his pile
through the mgnufac'ur" ~ stOgies."
Nope. Hut he started on tn road
- wealth IN that "ay f.s subsidiary
company Tas What really brought him
bg fortune.
What's tRs subsidiary company?-
Tie match lactDry
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doesn't like C's. What are you going
10 give him instead?" The first child
replies with a word that does not con.
tain a &C" For instance: Meat
would be a correct answer. but rice
would not do. II a correct answer is
not given by the time the leader
counts "ten," q forfeit must be paid
And we all know the fun OF redeemIng
the forfeits.
A Peanut Race.
At N end Of the room place two
bowls OF peanuts. and at the opposite
end two empty bowls. Two children
are each provided with a knife and AT
a signal they place as many
as they can on the blade OF the knife
and carry II TO the empty bowl with
n hand. Depositing the
they return for more. Each child is
allowed three minutes. A score n
kept and the one who has the larg.
est number OF peanuts credited to his
name wins the prise.
Puzzle Pictures.
Pretty pictures taken from maya
AAA"Nf tlHFllfuAh anu 0ISCHT0e0
picture books are cut up into several
pieces and placed into envelopes. A
good idea is TO write the same num-.
bet on the back OF the envelope and
all pieces belonging 70 one puzzle. so
that II a piece gets mixed with tho
others II can be readily returned to i.s
own set.
Each child 10 handed a puzzle. and
as soon as he succeeds in placing the
pieces In their proper position he Is
given credit for II by the score
keeper. and receives another puzzle
10 work with. rhe one who succeeds
In putting toge (her the most pictures
In a stated time receives q well.
prize.
S~newbaiis.
This is an amusing game. Snow.
balls made OF cotton batting aud GOV.
cred with white tissue paper and O
small basket are required. The play.
ers stand about eight feet from the
The n who losses the most
balls into the basket Is the prize win.
ner. Each child Nigh. be given
snowballs 10 start with.
A Christmas Spider Web.
Take as many balls OF Irvine as
there are children expected at the
party. To n end OF each ball attach
4 card bearing the child's name and
70 the other end ar inexpensive gift.
twist the twine around the different
IN the room. Give each child
he twine and card bearing his name.
Az a signal all begin 70 unwind the
'ntangled web. Great Is the fun and
QUO the EXPLANATIONS when the
people arrive at the end OF
.heir string and find a gift awaiting
hem.
A Pop Corn Party.
IL YOU don't mind the "muss," and
II course you won't, have a pop corn
Have the children sit In n
on the floor and provide each
With a bowl OF popcorn. a needle and
ONE coarse white thread. Tell them
hat the one who strings the longest
popcorn chain before the time Is up
VIII win the prize. Each youngstes
axes home his string OF corn.
An l%mpromptu Entertainment.
When the children are tired OF romp
let them sit on the aoor in a
'ircle and tell them YOU are going
o have an entertainment. and ,ha,
'ach child must do something 10 help
II a success. The youngsters
ysll provide a variety OF numbers foi
our impromptu program. from nurs
'ry rhymes 10 fancy dancing.
Artists.
Bring In a good sized blackboard
nd have the children see who can
raw the best Santa Claus. This will
ford much pleasure for the little folks
Copyright. 1912, by W. G chapman)
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Followed ire Crows.

80 you owe your success, a. a stock
ap-cnlstor 90 stoiclsw asked thc IN.
t'rsicWer.
Yes explained the broker when.
eyer there va a declining market I
mad" , practice q grin aud bear IT,"
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Oyer-fd IL.

80 she married him . o reform him.
hri what a. the result
Hos 80 good nos that he's shock.
~ by the gowns she wears
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Use ALIENS vosyr.yAE

~ Anftsepue pvvd-f ~ - shsst-n Into -. shr~u
80 Iro1~f, sching feet u 49, ne sung Dat O,
"pfn- "s2buniopa Ant msse~ - sing Aicushs sold
eF'rr 'har". ~. Hf1ss ssls~,f,ssse.. for y X IN TIA
y.sass address A = Olmstei IL EoJ. Z. Aay
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Write ~ uIr I,uE.'f. Uua
go Nuk" Your Car Lave Twice
A. Long 10 NhIru w. soy
form N" Na,v.|, policy Ca.
ward uvurfr 80 The above
mentioned ears Address
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occasionally we NEE, a woman Who
~artaaily believes her husband knows
a. much s. he thinks he knoxs.
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4 married oma says the way 10
hs happy with a husband Is 40 learn
% bs Happy without him most Of the
rul
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The village gossip never has time
~ AXE a vacation
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~ Winsiov's scsOthins sy-up 'or Chndrea
S~thtng, ~5ft-ns tue gums. reduces lnaAmns-
$50 psinyGur-s rind co .e. &c bo,usLs
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L0ns Wearing your letters and bills
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efficiency.
1t doesn't require an expert oper.
ntor TO run the l.. G. Smith & Bros.
Typewriter. 1t is simple, compact.
complete, durable.
Send in the attached coupon and
We will give especial attention -
your typewriter needs.
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The Typewriter
for the Rural
Business Man

Whether you are a
small town merchan,
or a farmer. you need
a typewriter.
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This Is VitaIt to EveryO Owner
MaxwelI-Briscoe MotorC Car
Made at Tarrytown, N. Y. and
New Castle, Ind, 1905 to 1913

A,o to ali Owners of Stoddard. Dayton, 1905 to 1914;
Columbia Gasoline and Electrics. 1906 to 1914;
Eyerit, Cars Of Any Model; Brush.
Sampson and Courier Cars
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Snowbaiis.

This Is an amusing game. Snow.
balls made OF cotton batting and GOV.
cred with white tissue paper and q
small basket are required. The play.
ers stand about eight feet from the
basket. The n who losses the most
balls into the basket Is the prize win.
9 Each child might be given
three snowballs 10 start with.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
"BE CAREFUL HOW you VOTE

1T is better to bear the Ills we
have thar Fly to Others We know not
of. and when the people so into
changing their constitution. it IS best
to be sure where the thing might
lead to. They tell MS Il means no
harm to the A. a M. College, but Il
comes mighty soon after the assault
on that institution.
They say We ought to put the pen
itentiary system on a solid basis II
that system and the expensive farms
Will not support itself. why not cut
off some OF the big salaries and run
the thing cheaper They tell us the
legislature is safe body. but there
are lots OF people who will not want
the legislature turned loose TO author
lac llmitless bond issues. Why not
vote down the seven sided PROPOSE
ton and then take the matters up
one al a time?
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18

ton have passed through slaton on
their way south.
II is understood here that these
engines are being put into service to
give them a thorough trial before
the opening OF the Texico cutoff for
through traffic. General Manager
Fox states that the company hopes
to have the road completed by the
last OF September. II is hardly prob
able. however, that heavy traffic
will be handled over this division out
OF slaton before the first of the year
The railroad company is unload
ing and storing 500 car loads Of coal
here as rapidly as possible to be used
when the cutoff Is opened
It is reported here, too. that work
will start on the additional stalls
to the round house some time this
month and the new depot will soon
follow.
All of these facts make It. appear
that there will be a great deal Of
activity here this fall In railroad
circles.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
jim MASSEY
WORLD CHAMPION
Now Entertaining In Bare Back Rid
~ ing at Salt Lake City.

Mr. J. w. Massey has copy OF
the Salt Lake Tribune, OF June 29th,
sent him by Allen Weaver. The pa
per contains write up OF the show
attraction for the Fair, among which
are broncho busting. roping, trick,
riding. wild horse, Indian, Cowboy
and Cowgirl riding and other feats
OF wild west showdom.
The paper contains a costumed pic
ture OF Jim Massey, the undisputed
champion of the world. Massey won
the Championship at Calgary, Cana
da. last year, and since that time has
not been defeated. He Is one of the
best known cowboys in the West and
is most feared of all in the contests.
II is promised that Massey viii
have plenty of competition. bu he
says he likes competition and the
harder the riding becomes the better
he likes It.
Massey will enter the steer Bull
dogging" and roping CONTESTS in adj
dition to the bareback riding and is
confident Of being in the finale at
all three events"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
PLAN TO THROW BOMBS
Deputy and Ten Other Prominent
Men are Under Arrest.

City OF Mexico, July 1S.-A plot to
assassinate President Huorta, Gen.
Felix Diaz and Gen Banquet. the
War Minister. has been frustrated by
the arrest of deputy ana ten other
men OF prominence.
II is said the intention was to use
bombs at some opportuns moment
when these officials werc driving
through the streets.
Documents werc found on the pris-
oners Identifying them as support
ers OF Dapata and setting forth an
out line Of the plot.
Several OF the prisoners have con-
fessed.
In a building, somewhat remotely
located. they practiced tho throwing
Of bombs, studying the effect
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18

Mrs. worley gave a quilting party
on the 10th OF July. It was an enjoy
able event.
Those present we're Mesdames
Irwin, Ann Porter, Alice Simpson,
Ann Harris. Yillie Horton. Annie But
Ter, Edith Butler, Julia Hawkins,
Meddie MauJe. Maud DeShazo and
Misses Bette and saliie Deshazo, An
ME and Carrie Butler. Vera and May
Jones, Hattie and Lydia Trice, Imo-
gene Simpson. Susie Brown.
Mrs. Worley had an ample dinner
prepared which every one enjoyed
very much.
II was an occasion which will be
long remembered by every one pres.
ent and hope she will give another In
the near future.
Two quilts were quilted and we're
finished by 2:sO.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18

Snyder Rebekah Lodge, No 26, In
stalled Officers last Monday night
Mrs. strayhorn was installing Off
GER.
Following were the new roll: Mrs
Matte Payne. ~ c.. Miss Bessie
Buchanan. V. c.; Miss Willie Stray
horn. Secretary: Mrs. Sam Hull
Treasurer; Miss Maud Williams
warden; Mrs. Joe Strayhorn. Con-
ductor: Mrs. ]. e. Mcconnell. Chap
lain: Miss Zaza Chenoweth. l. c.;
Mr.. r. NJ. Stokes. o. G.; Mrs. ]. S
Hardy, r. S. to N. c.; Mrs. J.. p,
Floyd. L. s. to N. c.; Mrs. Phoebe
Mason, r. S. to V. c.; Mrs. f. A.
Watson. L. s. to V. G.
Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. strayhorn
we're elected delegates TO the Dis
trict Association which meets in Alb
lnene in August.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
SCURRY COUNTY
ODD FELLOWS
Met In Coanty Association. Speech by
Hon. Barry Miller, of Dallas.
Dunn Captured Prize for
Team Work. Rebel-
abs Join Associa-
ton.
ti6IIl.

Last Friday was n great day in
Snyder for the Odd Fellows of Sour
ry county. 1t was the time of the
annual meeting of the Scurry county
Odd Fellows Association an organiz-
alton composed of the lodges at sny-
der, Dunn. Ira, Fluvanna, and Herm-
leigh.
The three linkers met at their
hall at 9:3O-and marched to the Bap-
tist Tabernacle where many Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs and others had
assembled. The Ira string band fur
nished music for the occasion. May
or j. z. Noble. delivered an address
of welcome and introduced Judge
Barry Miller. OF Dallas, as speaker of
the day.
Judge Miller Is a Past Grand Mas
ter in the order and knows and lives
up to the principles of odd Fellow
ship. He made fine speech. The
visitors were dined in the homes OF
our people and in the afternoon the
business OF the association was tran
sacted.
Vice President Bouidin. OF Dunn.
presided During the session. the in
coming officers elected last January
we're Installed. These are: Rhea Nc
Farland. President; w. b. Thrash,
Vice Pres. d. L. Bapks. Secretary; II
NJ. Stokes. Treasurer
The order OF Rebekahs wer ad-
mitted to membership and will here
after be part OF the association.
At $3.50 D. m. sumptuous sup
per was served in the Wellborn build
ing where everybody enjoyed de-
lightful feast
At night the association met In
the hall for team work and the First
degree was conferred on Mr.. Autry
OF Ira, and Mr. Cook and Mr.. Head
OF Dunn. This was a contest between
the Snyder and Dunn degree teams
and they did their work well. The
degree prize was beautiful banner
and the Judges awarded IL to Dunn.
Special prizes offered for certain
parts in team work were won by
Olln Hardy and f. II. HiggInbotham
OF Snyder lodge, and Mr.. Boulden
the Noble Irand OF Dunn lodge.
Several OF the stores in Snyder
were decorated for the occasion and
signs OF welcome were displayed by
the Blnks and the Snyder Grocery
Company.
Odd Fellowship is growing in
scurry county and the lodges number
among their membership many Of
our best citizens. The next meeting
of the Association will be held next
January with the lodge at Dunn.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
TWO MORE NEW BRIDGES
CONTRACTED FOR

The county Commissioners Court
was in session last Saturday and the
Signal is informed that plans were
perfected for building a suspension
bridge over the Colorado at the point
selected some days ago near Red
Bluff This bridge VIII be Of great
benefit to a large scope of country.
Plans were perfected also, for a
bridge over Bluff creek.
Work is alread being done on the
Bull creek bridge near Knapp. The
cost Of the Colorado and the Bluff
creek bridges will be about S4,1O0,
according to the estimate reported by
Commissioner Stihson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
NeIson Bnys pavenport stock.

Mr. b. c. Davenport sold his
stock Of hardware in Snyder several
days ago to Mr. Danielson, late Of
Harlingen and in turn Mr. Daniel
son sold the stock last week to r. W.
Nelson. proprietor of the Arcade.
Mr.. Nelson is busy this week rear
ranging the hardware stock and will
put the two stores together in the
Hardware Building. This will put
him at the head Of a fine business
proposition, a general hardware
stock and a complete stock OF racket
goods.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
Number ..

apt to fall into. OF undertaking to
cover too much ground The work
and water bestowed ON few acres
is better than to butcher up a big
field.
Mr.. Thompson is building two
large silos on his place and he is
making the feed stuff to put in them.
He has some good crops that have
not been irrigated and Mr.. Jim Rus
sell, right by him, has fine field OF
maize and kaffir corn that have new
er been touched by irrigation
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
SERVICES AT FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

There will be regular services at
First Christian church next Lords
day as follows:
Bible school, 9:45 a. m.
Communion 11:OO a. m.
Sermon, 1i;15 a. m.
Traiaing class meeting 200 p. m.
Sermon 500 p. m.
Prayer aud Praise and Choir prac-
tice every Wednesday 7:45 p. m.
You are invited and heartily well
come. Come arTi bring some one
with you.
Thomas y. Plunkett. Minister.
Thomas G. Deffebach, Bible
School Superintendent
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
BROTHER HOWARD ANNOUNCES

Now see here people II is easy to
imagine Il is too warm or that you
don't feel we'll when really YOU could
come out to church just as easy as
20 any where else. II is as easy for
you to go to worship with the peo-
pie OF God as for us pastors to pre-
pare sermons and go to deliver them
you. and much easier than for
us to pump up enough inspiration to
preach to your empty pews.
Don't give way now during the
warm weather TO a lazy feeling and
Imagine you have a good excuse.
We are going to make the ser
vices short. Come now. and help us
by hearing us do our best to preach
to " Ne gospel The time to let
down never comes. does Il? Come on
nav, let's do right.
We are going to have eooi ser
vices next Sunday and they will be
especially enjoyed by those who come
praying for the pastors sermon to be
good. To them II will be.
U. c. HOWARD.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
Tacky Party.

Mrs. Orville Dodson entertained a
number Of her friends at her home
In West Snyder Wednesday evening
with an old time tacky party.
Old time costumes were In evi-
dence, old time games. and old time
music and dancing we're INDUCED in
until a late hour.
Peppermint sticks, ginger bread
and pink lemonade we're served.
Mrs. Harkrider won the prize as
she was the most beautiful lady pres.
ent.
This was a most enjoyable affair
Mrs. Dodson proving bersel. a charm
ing hostess.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
Fnrm Men OutIivc Women.

Our vital statistics show that the
farm women OF Texas die earlier than
do farm men The opposite Is true
In the towns The farmers of Texas
should not let it be said that the
city man treats his wife with more
consideration 'han is given our wives
on the farm.
The biggest factor in the develop
ment Of this state of affairs is IN my
opinion -Le woeful lack of labor
saving devices I'm the farm woman s
home. She may have a more bounti-
ful supply OF fresh air and sunshine
than her city sister but she has not
convenienoes. The carrying Of water
is one OF the most back-breaking
tasks belonging TO the housekeeper.
Then there Is chopping wood for
cooking the meals. milking the COWS
and multiplicity of chores that.
during the busy season. sometimes
fall 10 the ! of the good wife. ln
many instances a good husband is
the best laborsaving device that can
be obtained. but there are many
cheap ccntrivances that can De easily
procured that will save the wife la-
bor A kitchen sink, a good pump.
the well conveniently located viii
keep the roses In her checks A good
wife is the greatest jewel on earth
and deserves the best OF care and at
tentiou.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18

zenship. for which we heartily shank
you, one and all.
The members OF the Club have ex-
tended a vote 'of thanks to the Doc
tors, who rendered such faithful and
efficient service, to the business men
who so generously donated the hand
some premiums.
TO our progressive townsman A.
c. Wilmeth for the use of his COM
modious building. TO II. w. Nelson
for the use OF his sweet toned Bald
win piano. and to all who helped in
any way.
The Altrurlan Club.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
Bro. Lowe Write To Uncle Hen A.
bout Harlingen.

Harlingen, Texas, July s, 1913.
Mr.. b. +. Davis.
Snyder. Texas.
Dear friend:
As ! promised to write TO you af-
ter / was here long enough to form
some opinion of this country / will
now try to write you few lines.
This leaves all well and we'll sat
isfied with this beautiful country.
Crops of all kinds are Just fine. The
first planting Of corn is almost ready
to gather and will make from 75 to
so bushels to the acre. Some corn
just big enough to plow and some
knee high and some beginning TO
tassel and some still planting. Cot
ton Is mp shoulder high, has 100 and
140 and 100 squares and bolls to
the stalk. We have some boil weevil
but as 20 the present they have done
but very little damage and with the
remainder Of this month Il IL Will
quit raining and remain like Il has
for the 3 or 4 1ast days. / think they
will play out to such extent that the
cotton will be safe II now looks like
IL would make a bale to the acre or
more, June was a rainy month all
though II now looks like dry wealth
en- or course we would rather not
have rain as we can irrigate when
our crops need wetting We have got
our hay pat -. II will make four or
FIVE tons per acre and will be ready
for cutting in a few days again. We
will get three or five cuttings OF hay
off of the same ground. This country
grows just anything that grows out
of the ground We have been eating
vegetables of some kind every day
since we landed here which was the
27th of November and now ] see my
first oranges and bananas Grape
fruit. figs. growing that ever saw.
and grapes. why. it beats California
to grow grapes Peaches DO well
here. We have been having sweet po
tato pies for O month Sweet potatoes
make from 4 20 5 hundred bushels
per acre. Irish potatoes also DO we'll
Straw mcrrics and other kinds OF Der
rles do fine
This is fine chicken country The
talk Is now 10 go To- raising corn
and more hogs. 40 trouble TO raise
corn and with irriuu n Sc makes tho
hog and corn proposition sure
thing ] wish ] bad 200 head of hogs
now Co feed our corn TO-
Now as to the land o. is the rioh-
est soil ever SAW. DO la selling from
$40 10 $3.50 and 5000 per acre.
That Is iaud chat is under 'he Irr.-
eating system. Their. are one aud tao
land buyers cars come .u once
month to prospect and heap of
them who buy land are mostly from
the a0rth. The country is settling mp
fast 0 hink there is o. great future
for this country
There is land here two and three
months ago chat was iu the brush
that now has Zine crops growing ou
it They come Boz and buy land and
put o. herd of Mexioans to srubbing
an6 they soon have o. ready 90 plant
wen Z viii close by saying that We
are glad that we are down here I'm
this coast country see from the
Snyder Signal that your country has
good ralnc and good crops OF which
am proud 90 learn.
Respectfully your friend.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE VARIOUS CHURCHES

Rev. Martin OF sweetwater preach.
ed for the Methodist ehSch In sny-
der last Sunday. Tie Congregation
had not expected a preacher and
some remaiaed at home while Others
attended az other sanctuaries.
There was no preaching at the Bap
tist church owing to the fact that
Bro. Tucker was engaged in a meet
ing at Rotan.
Services we're conduted By the pas
tors at the Presbyterian and Chris
tian churches and Ed. Kennedy
oresched az the Church Of Christ.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1913-07-18
srhnlnstIe Tran.fer LImit.

when Judge Buchanan was ap-
preached this week for news items,
he said the Signal might say that all
persons who desire to have their chill
dren transacted from one school dis
trict 10 another have only a short
time now in which 70 attend TO the
matter. II must be dApe before Au-
gust ist. else II will bd too late.