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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-01
STOCK SHOW SURPASSED
ALL EXPECTATIONS
A GRAND SUCCESS
People Flocked To Anderson Yes
terday To See Exhibits Of Cat
Gle and Stock and To Wit
ness Fine Racing

Far surpassing the fondest hopes
OF even its most enthusiastic support
cr, and eliminating in a day of de-
l1ghtful pleasure. entertainment and
success, the first annual Animal Ex-
hibltion and Livestock Show held in
Anderson yesterday was a tribute to
the enterprise and a living, concrete
demonstration Of what the farmer of
Anderson county really is and will
be. Staged as 1t was on an elaborate
scale and advertised extensively
through the county. the 1000 people
who attended the exhibition and races
were unprepared for what thew saw
and hence surprised at the proper
tons OF the enterprise and Thought
fulness OF Its promoters. =, -
From the hour the Entertainment
opened, al 1890 until the =. close at
somethtlg like 4 P.LM., there was
no idteL moment. for there was always
somethiHgs worth Seping-somefliing
worth doing-someehing worth hear
, ing. 60 -<.:,-l,'',-..l
The meeting was opened at 1880
by the chairman, HON.. s. A. Burns,
president OF the Anderson county live
stock association.
The invocation was delivered by
the Rev. j. H. Giboney, rector OF
Grace Episcopal church, and the first
address OF the day was delivered by
Prof. w. j. Seeloy. demonstration
agent OF the Southern railway. Green
Vile. s. c., who delivered a short,
but convincing argument in favor Of
yrain and livestock as against cotton
farming. Prof. j. o. Williams,
Livestock demonstrator, Clemson COL
lege, attached to Anderson and Pick
ems counties. delivered a very able
address on the "Futurt OF Southern
Livestock, predicting that the time
was close at hand when the South
would cad the country the produc-
tion OF high grade beef and pork.
But he stated that the farmers would
have to pay more attention to grains
before this :, could be Contaminated. !.
He stated already that progress was
being made, especially in, the Pied
mont section. Livestock raising
along Specific lines ws5 >, splendidly
discussed by DR.. Walter /. ,Sorrell,
Southern Railway livestock Bureau,
Greensboro, -. c.. who delivered one
OF the most entertaining and insiruc-
tie talks OF the day. Prof. Paul CAL
vim OF Rock Hill, also connected with
the livestock extension bureau o.
Clemson college. addressed the aud
fence on Real Profits In Livestock,
giving the audience 5;a splendid :pori
trayal OF the business" of live
stock. Prof. Calvin is favorite in
Anderson. his simple, yet convincing
style Of talking. appealing to the
people; yet yesterday he seemed to
be in an especially happy vein.
During the speaking. music was
dispensed by the Zion band OF PEN
dleton. This band deserves great
credit for the manner in which they
acquitted themselves yesterday. Prof.
jolly, bandmaster. stated to q report
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-01
coROT's BIG HEART
An incident illustrating the orsat
AVtist's oenerosity.

fAESsbSS NJlefooity,
Corot, me great French isrdscaps
artist. was q man. os the temperament
ffadftionaiiy associated with genius
irritable, iInpetuous, careless. gener.
GUS and Iovable. M. Albert Dubuisson.
whose father was the great painters
friend. has published some Interesting
"reminiscences OF him IN the Studio, In
which, ne tells oesaeNasahe spent with
rs artisEIp mis- stddlb, when a knock
AZ the doeIs-the .lakt straw after sew,
eEel really annoying Interruptions
caused corot to hing the door open
abruptly with flushed face and fire IE
his eye.
"what IS it now? Come In: who
are you2 Wlats do you come aug dis,
Ii1rb me fErs me dSman6sd antr;ly.
The cailee much Disconnected. STAN
mered his explanation:
II came. N. Corot-I-its about an
accident A workman engaged on sths
the building has had a fall. His
condition. Is very grave. They have
just taken him of TO the hospital. We
know the poor chap He's q workplan
who leaves a wife and four children
We are getting up a subscription
among the dodgers in the. buildiGs for
the fap'ly. Il thought you wenit, per
haps lie to Join us.r
Z Corot'g expressive countenance show.
ed Clearly his quick regret for hls
ktspghness to thg messenger: and his
EIespeninE sympathy tSEttbs injured
FFJa9D, fs made prompt amends.
Esa1he Tbor fellow.' be exclaimed:
fprtppate ,fapIly wife add
"a c3fGfen! WeSHp aFerythiHg
thA bssibies befRSf Now
o9iS aa e. hoa Ss B asselt WiSS ! ss
paintins trees AAa stf4bgtE2 They
must 90 6&ssured ff9'd md sitter. and
hsg,,li need r1onsy ) s Here y You, ,sse
thas little bureau? DO you mind going
TO the first drawer? Good! Now take
out what you think necessary, and !
beg you not TO usa@to6 ra6cih s.
ton. Ny bacsE is turned. land w9 't
look. you Cd tlihk how 81 ! stn
| to be allowed TO ehara sn y " n a
efforts On their beha {. ~ W
obeytng these directions. Che visitor
opened the drawer and paused thun.
derstruck, for it was fun OF gold aG1
bills, tosSsd III 'neitee aksitstfa
ist had received shein. with soma en-.
barrassrneAt. while Corot wor9 Taway
b1giIg at his sdsel tho wish Il co
himself to as large O. sum MS bis con
science permitted him to take. muir.
Eapred bis thepksA Ind departed. cofot
newer Inquirer what ne had taken or
looked TO see. although. indeed. he
would lee have knowlssif &, ..ss..s
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The Prize Winners

Following Is the complete list. of
the prize winners in Anderson Coun-
ty's livestock exhibit held here yes
terday: 'ap sr". i-'t"e la
A1-:Mules Driven in Single Har-
ness--W. C. Duckworth, LIST prize; E.
A. Elrod, End prize; ]. H, Wallace. Sd
price,, Davis Bros, 4th prize r. j.
JONES' Beaufort Bfeazea1e, W.! B. VIII
liams. j. Tom Bolt, M. A. McGee. w.
H. Eeiney, j. o. Clamp, w. A. Wat
son. honorable mention.
A2--Mules Driven in Double Har-
ness-Davis Bros, 1st prize; R. j..
Jones, End prize: r. F. Mitchell. 3rd
prize; ]. NJ. Bailey. 4th prize, and J.
w. Wharton, Boyce Mcclure, honor
able mention.
Bi--Horses Driven in Single Har-
ness w. A. Watson. 1st prize; A. b.
Pickens. End prize; Fretwell Co.. 3rd
prize: Jessie Cox, 4th prize, and Paul
Martin. e. M. Duckworth, ]. d. smith,
Martin, n. w. Cam, Cecil Hall and c.
d. Smith, honorable mention.
BG-Horses Driven in Double Har-
ness--Watson G Davis. 1st prize: s..
NJ. smith, end prize: Fretweli Co.. 3rd
prize; N, w. Cam, 4th prize, and J.
b. Smith and L. L, Martin, honorable
mention. T8
p CiAAPonies Driven by Roys-Davia
Bros. 1st prize: Albert Green, 2nd
prize; w. l.. gHembree,, 3rd prize;
Fred Tolly, 4th prize: Sam Jones and
Bob a:sea. sa.saaS.-bis Iaapticn. -
+ Co. Ponies Driven by Girls-Cora
Davis. LIST prize; w. L.. Hembree. 2nd
prize; Georgia Lee MuIdrows Srd prize.
D-Stailions--J A. Cobb. 1st prize;
j. s.. Fowler. End prize; j. d. Will
liams. honorable mention.
E-Hogs---Any Age or Style R.
e. Gambrell. 1st prize; J, A. Elgin.
End prize: j. s. Martin, 3rd prize; r.
NJ. Spearman, 4th prize. i
Fi-Home Phised Horses In Har-
ness--A. B. Pickens. lst prize; C. D..
Smith. End prize: J.. D. Smith, 3rd
prize; II. M. Vandiver. ,4th prize; r.
r. Milan, honorable mention.
F2-H Home Raised Hotses to Halter
"a. z. pseaezs, 1ss pr:Sc: ! Q. Me==ss
ley. End prize; C. d. Sthith, ard prize;
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1T WAS A BIG DAY

The Chamber of Commerce has held
a number OF interesting and successful
trades day meetings. but that of yes
terday eciipses them all. Which
goes to prove that the work Of the
Chamber of Commerce OF Anderson
is not only bearing good fruit. but is
holding up we'll.
The Anderson Chamber OF Com
merce has attracted the attention of
all of the people Of the state who are
interested in community work, and
there is not a city in the state which
has not given Anderson credit for ac-
eomplishing great things. . 80.
The work OF this institution must
not be allowed to lag. no matter how
hard the times get. and the more
gloomy the prospect, the more ne
cessary for all OF the people of An
derson to get together to make the
old town go ahead just that much fas-
ter. This is plain, cold business.
AhS iSsooh taught uy tle uleetlnR Oh
yesterday is that Anderson is one of
the most resourceful counties in the
whole country. and 1t is the hope and
intention Of the management OF the
Chamber OF Commerce to hold here
next year a great county fair. In
the meantime the monthly trades day
win be continued and the town and
country people are urged to cooperate
to make the poultry day a great sue
cess In November. There were ma
ny OF the people OF the city mingiing
with their friends from the country
yesterday and that was ont of the
nsein reasons for snaugsrstiug she
trades day. Let everything be done
to keep the good feeling among all OF
the people OF this great cohnty. and
let everybody have at heart the In
terests and welfare and progress OF
his neighbor.
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REPAID I'!ps FAVOR.

erant bld Noe EerusslEs sha Nlan. iAiIio

Grant Did Mot Eefgek chs Man Who
- s-s = - 6 - - : 3 yGsecs 'Terns erF,
Gefessl ant.s 1aost ase7a
Characteristic. perhaps. was iiia re-
ward OF tthe friepdis who phf stood BY
Eila in his early daas., and oianei5 s.
4. Holmes % st. Louis. Asghila Grant
was doing the best ha coliId after he
'iiad quit. the army mud wnsS1ss
out he wanted to get The Job OF county
suryeyor OF. Sc Lofiis count ,ehis
Job was fin thS Keeping OF the Zee
county judges. and Gsant eoal set
only one OF them 10 vote for: BIZ. So
he didn't get the place.
After the var. when Grant was
ERerying bis tirsk term as president. a
Delegation of Misaourians visited the
White House to urge the appointment
rof q st. louis man for cclieetorsOff tl,il
'ternal revenue. the most ilseI. u q
'Bition In the state. Gsant I,stsneal 70
the arguments ana looked over the
lnetition presented. Then be ssfi ,sed
his head and remarked: n ( = 80 = =,
< .lsn't there On old fellow ont q re re
of the name OF Long. who pEed to s.
ms judge of the county court
/ obody In the dele ton con- D: re- re-
..cali Tsong. but Grant told them TO ~
back apd tind out. Soma llfae later
he was tolG that, Jpdge. Long was still
splcuotis. - 7
! ~ q. '0et sip asp tltisg fpr him, advised
|tila pfesl apd Il ipein him
revenue Hpl ~, s.. !; 4
! The fFieHds ss enc iaSs % filss IN
'prese ehting the Sc tluested sISatis lop. III
the DID Judge was apIS Slns e "a
Grant bad never forgotten tie fa2oF
dcne him NShen Be WAS ieas fircspat-
oas. gashlng toti Posi-. r
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GREAT EXHIBIT s1-s.-ass.
PLEASED COUNTY
s3k@famatl

er for The Intelligencef.s that while
the day was strai sons his band
because of the great amhutt, OF nnsic
called for by the . program, yet he
was proud of tile manned In which the
boys acted and that aiH were we'll
pleased with the way ID which. they
were. entertsided, they keiAg tlis es-
pecial guestsFof the hnserson clam
Der of commerce az diaItf. b
The Intelligencer. eisSWssera, today
gives list Of the pizS winners in
the various Departmental There was
a total OF something dFer 400 ami
mails entered In the vakious classes.
from whic! may be gathered ,some
idea OF the size OF tslS scefaSratiou
perhaps the largest OF It's kind ever
held In the entire Piedn1 1pnt section.
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J, ID. Smith. 4th prize; 81. N, Hnith.
F. w. Banister, r. r. Eiilarn. ~. ~
Vandiver, honorable mel Ion.
Gl-Home Eaised Muses fuT Har-
ness---R. T. Haynie,s 1st E}fizs A.
MCGEE, End prize. s,tI al K, ;ss,ssH .sst !
G2-Home Raised MD ea Ia HRikef 4
F--J. w. WhHfton$ 1St He; iff IIg s
Wharton. 2nd prize: Il "A. Mcaee,
3fd prize; G.. T.. SAEatt 4issss.
G. w. Horton, II II. HlSnie, honor
able mention. 81 a s-kst s = ~
H-Best Mule Colt Und So .gWo Years
-G. T. Martin, 1st prizse saen Hl,A1s.
End prize; NJ. A. McGsef ard tfiSe q
BEST Horse Colt Hinder Two
Years.. B. Harris, 1sE prize; j s. {
McGill, End prizes: p. 81 SYpn, .SEd
prize; G. w. Horton, F.EW. Canister
honorable mention.
J-Best Mule Colt UnNer cfis Year
g. T.. Martin. LIST prize
K-pest Horse Colt 4 Under One
Year.. N. Eva4E tst& pfize; Miss
l.. ". Dowling. 2nd pr e. hfnicosEb
Burriss, Bird prize; u Lewis, 9TH
prize, :. g
L-Best Saddle HoYs Ridden ~
Lady-Miss Louise Mart h j it prize: !:
Miss Carrie Fretwell. Sf flfsai. Miss
Yina Patrick: srd pfisS. lil
M-ReSt Horse Drlxes f,tsly a.
Buggy Mrs, ABB Piot iis. asf briR6:
Mrs. PAIL Martin. andaE pris6 hflss
Carrie Ffetweil,' sra pF as s6Ess ~
& l.. Brissey. 4th sSiES aassc ssass-
Smith, lhSiss 81. L.aI iisuehsanIe
mentien.t s,t. ( 4. s.llss 4 3 * ~. Y
I N--Best Beef Eatfse ~ y asss
son. 1st prize. ,s
o-Draft Horses @M @M s Essisssys Il
Let prize, =. s.,
x-Donkeys- Frank Oman. st
prize.
Pony Races sloan fl s. gk{
prize: Caroline MSz va 5nBf
mention.
Trot or Pace-F'fae Ef&f tls.sx a 4
Cobb. lst prize; E. f =. lji {. I. (. "a,
rrize; ]. D. smith az Hf te
Watson. @th prize: VII f024 1IiI ti'S.
Paul Martin. holore bis a,,s iaa s.
Eunnins Races skf ~
lat of!ses Zee F4piIS h3TsiSE bio isl;iis
ton. f
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Css Eept pen = aalItx Esps Gp.s

Np batter fnedio ioiia roifl6 beiinasde
for cedgha1 colds. Group, lcarsanessi
tlclxling hrpnetitl tls atev than
Ecleyas H.. peud Tar Compound.
Iaati why they can't improve the
Quality and war or no war. the price
remains the same. u j. Sargent, Dali
las, Tex, says: II believe Foisye
Honey and Tar has no equal for ii
compietely relieved me OF ali sy1np-
su of tubercnio iosis and my cough
has entirely disappeared = Don't ac-
scept any substitutes for Foley,s Honey
md Tar is the best Evans, Pharmacy
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ANDERSON IS MY TOWN

On the 1st of October my connec-
tion with this paper Will end. When
the paper waB bought g year ago,
had hoped that It would be continued
as semi-weekly. but the field for the
morning daily here was 80 inviting
and SO promising that the owners de-
cided to make the venture and have
given the best efforts thai / could, de-
spite the fact that night work and my
physical condition at the time made
1t very trying. On account of the
fact that / need an absolute rest from
newspaper work for some time. l
have accepted a position offered to me
number of times in the past, but
heretofore declined because ] felt 80
strongly the lure and fascination Of
newspaper work.
Anderson Is good field for q morn
ing daily and / feel sure that the
paper will make a great success. 1t
will be in good hands and will be back
ed by men of courage, character and
convictions. l wish them the great
est Of success.
The editorial management of The pa
per will be combined with the busi-
ness management under Mr.. w. w.
Smoak, who has been in the newspa-
per business for years with success,
and will give the people a clean, fear
ess paper. have been requested and
accept the opportunity with pleasure
to contribute to the columns OF The
lhtelligeneer. 81 II
rAs my FRIENDS have asked me al
ready a number of questions feel
that 1t is not improper for me to say
that I will be connected : with the
State department Of agriculture. and
while regret that 1 am not circum-
stanced as to be able to give all of my
life working for Anderson, yet the
prospect of a wider field and of op-
portunity to work for the interests of
the whole state Is not without its
pleasure. I appreciate dcubly the
opportunity and the compliment, for
It was with Commissioner Watson that
had my first real newspaper exper-
ience, and he has complimented me
more than once by inviting me to join
his forces In working for the up build
ing OF the state.
must say that IL 1 had the direc-
tion of my own health ana nervous
energy. would like to devote the re-
mairder of my life to interests
and the upbuilding of the city of An
derson. I am proud of what this
splendid city has done in the isst few
Fmopths, and 1 know that the future
is hfsght though clouds Temporarily
obscure, and the ;geners, commercial
conditions are for the time not quite
as promising as heretofore:
For the present. my home will be
in Anderson. as will be engaged In
field work and wherever 1 may be or
In whatever I may be engaged I will
always love this good town and her
splendid citizens, the best friends man
ever had, for ANDERSON IS MY
TOWN.
WILLIAM BANKS.
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iTarahan ON the Job.

Norfolk. VA, Sept. SOW. j. Hara-
han, president OF the Seahoard Air
Line railroad. today authorized n
statement denying reports printed In
q number OF Southern newspapers TO
the effect that he contempiates resign
Ing. S.. "a 1,
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5APEYaRnENkss
PIE gking FIIl sBos IIeYi Next Eahs

Preceding VIII be held al Varennes
church next ssbbatii as ii o'clock a !.
II Rev. Mckee Of TennesEee win oe-
cupy the pulpit and on that night he.
will visit Iva and preach there. Tha.
pulic; is Invited to attend both these
seryicea ~ + 4
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ChamherlRinssE ~ aimeiit.
II you are; eveFsEeRia u with aclss,
pains or soreness OF Ia muscles, son
will appreciate the e1 qualities 81
Chamberlain's LinifnenE Many auf-
ferers from rheumatisnS and sciatica
have used 1t with the; h{ &c nesstlt4s lt1
is especially valuable Hof lu1lbago.
and lame back. For sal . by all deal
era. ~. = rrra ss-s.t 'Ss.as---As'
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TELEPHOyESs

The Intelligencer IL delivered By
carriers In the city II you fail to
get your paper regularly please notify.
%. Opposite your name on Iabe,
o. your paper is printed date to which
y0Qg pa9eT is paid. ALI checks and
As9essee ssS;s;!SS ss1ST;s;!!SS 5s drawn Go The Autisr-
arm fntelitgenCer. y.
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The weather

=. .a !.
The weather
washiteion, Sept. so.~-Local show
efs ThusSdsy and probably Friday.
ssy
AndersSa Is MY Tovn--1eh diem.
"! ----
Shave You bought bale?
Invest, investigate-thats the way
70 coniugate.
The Gefmans like Moll in Belgium
and Nancy In France.
Where little boys go when they
smoke behind the barn.
o
Anderson county can do such big
& things with such little effort.
The Progressive Party is yet pro-
eFessing toward the back door.
--o-----'. 49,. ,. 80. -. -. -.
Took arst prize at the cat show
the dog thst took the cat.
- -
- The aasls sss.il neraeEa the -teEs-
tsrate dshs ssaass ,,ssssss . asy belt.
The Hssasst paper take day about
for which army they win surrender.
The hsn and the literary person
scratch Tor g living. The hen gets
here.
In Miss Maggie Darlington the
school work of Anderson has treas
Ire .
Seems that this Mexican business is
Just out o6 the frying pan into the
CalderOn.
That was some successful stock
show - congratulations. Secretary
Rhaley.
So Imagine the feelings OF an indus
trious cipder that wastes its time In
ID glass eye. a,
When q woman aaks for something
a more expansive, shes shopping and
not buying
/ We have yet TO see, the ,first An
/ deraor county farmer who appears to
be starving.
4 II this thing keeps up people will
30 ssestgasing perfectly good ANTONIO
:, biies to get o little cash.
.5ysss England had not had a great
navy, abe would be rather short on
any kind Of navy now.
s12 u, .
IN these duh times one may find at
the circus splendid opening-mouth
OF tho hippopotamuo.
We are glaa that the. democrats
were wise. enough to take tho "big
slosss ont az the pork barrel. $
N titnss as hard as these. college
3 boys should eSonomize and give but
cns cheer ins,tead OF three.
---.--0-~----
vii: believe you II you tel,
nina siiefe are Z 7.e4e. .5ss. SEQ stars. But
31s yiii NOT believe o little old aign
Ssaf iEk Fresh Paint. .
a
siioes Boy learning that Solomon
100 Fes jumped at the conclu-
! si.fa si,zt sol ssas the man who said,
1lxs mo etc.
i ~ q s
5si,F ssafes sses seee how a painter
M sntsrSfSl the infinite. we
Ass oh yearth die infinite
-: ''sas se merit such .
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4 GREAT EyAN4ELIsrs n
Rev. DR.. Vines Thanked by Pastor
liiott For His Excel ent Work
(RaDfiut f,ourA,

q
Perhaps the sereatkst NESTING
ever held in this ection cana
to close at Mt. Pie.alf church
(Anderson countg4 (, list Ttssdisy
For eleven days. Inorni e and evens
ing amid wind, rain AID sometimes
sunshine the meeting >ekntinued. with
increasing interest, tbHStiie close.
FortNfive were addedffh the church,
almost every meInber;S semed tos sb6
reg!yea = ~ IIsz. 5.yi NY n IN 4
wished t6sjoin3 other btrc1fs, but &
good number. M k
cGreat Crowds gkthe "a a fenr -
singing eBnd r peathis& EmAtl
churches .were. invited 10 10 ate
with us tp:-tl1e meeting and not less
than twenty-five were represented
during tho meeting
Two OF our young al 6lfefss S6tu.sr
dents at Furman wiz, kHalter tssker
and Andrew Pickens, l}5ing In the
community, and Rev. Will j. Roit;
Of Greer. did some gdpd preaching
in the meeting, but inost of the
preaching was done bk DR. J.. r..
Vines, OF Anderson. Nus. Vines was
present and addict muh to the In
terest of the meeting by holding
meetings with the lalies OF the
church. Prof. F.. M. BoIding, the
sweet gospel singer, Of Pickens, con-
Quoted the singingss
The large tent beIo} }ging to the
Saluda Association wa4 rented and
put up near the cIlurctto aecolnino
date the thousands sfa9 attended the
meeting. Surely the C mmnnity viii
be better after the gre blessing of
such a meeting. k-f Ss s,
DR. Vines ia ohS ofl the sgresfhst
reyiyalists, that its has ver been my
pivflege to hear and have hesrd
some of onr acknpws9 I'D leaders.
This Is the second YEAR bat Or. Vines
has preached TOR It. Pisgah.
and the pastor and peol 3 desire that
fhS ahall come aga fHhd sumrner.
Our brethren sE ts.!s== 80 ssss.; s7 - -
larging our church buiT g so ~ 10
accommodate the cong aties and
Sunday school. al
The Lord be praised rs his good
ness. q HN
Fraternalty
~ 5st,a.s ~ d. NgEa N EIIo1slss:ss
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