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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-05-15

odIuIudy.
Write Hartman & GreilNg Co., Green
Bay, Wis, for second haid machinery
andboiIers. adv.
Game warden Stall of Pembine has
been here this week working with war
den Russell.
| Adolph Rusch received his new REQ
car yesterday
Chairman F. 8. R ,lsch went to Gran
don don aa"s..i. tuesday e sttsN The meeting Of
Fred selongia hasl rented the Fred
Schroedr farm, west of town, for
period 9 five v lars
Ray I,wre<nce and lady friend, of
/ Wausau, visited with the formers par
ents here over Sunday.
Her teeth are snowy white when she
cleanses them with Rexall Tooth Paste
25c. Boehm The Druggist. Adv.
| PThe Ladies Aid will serve lunch at
the home of Mrs I A. Richardson
next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Denton Dickinson left
| Monday for Gatun, Canal Zone, where
MIR. Dickinson is employed
Henry Mallow of Menominee, Mich,
arrivedp "Wednesday on visit with his
son, j. b. Mallow and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred De Braux of
Green Bay were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Holsat tsle between trains Sum
day.
D. J. Conant. the photographer, has
been at his horae in Menominee, this
week on account of the illness of Mrs.
/ Conant.
i Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock at
the Lutheran church, ?. public examin-
i alton of the studen Is to be confirmed,
will be conducted
For Sale: Small iouse and lot, in
village of Wabeno Good well. Also
Is acres of land adjoining the Village.
Inquire of Frank Co lier' Wabeno. Adv.
Winter eggs get the money. Hatch
your December layers now from set
ting of L. w. Peterson's White Orping-
ton eggs. Fertility guaranteed. S1.00
for l3. Adv.
Mrs. Paul Kuepaer and daughter
Anna of Laona visited with relatives
and friends here over Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kuepper have purchased farm
two miles from LaoEa and will engage
in farming, They have sold their Lao
ma property to Fl. II. Liesenflder, for
merly station agent at Laona.
The articles of Incorporation of The
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of
North Crandon has been approved by
the Commission of Banking. The in
corporators are H. L. Roe, Fl. A. Fry,
It. w. O'Brien, ID. C. Perry, Bert Gar
lock, C. G. Eaton, Richard Samz, VIM
Lord, C. J. Collins and Frank Lynaugh.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening ar
exhibit of the work dene in the Domes-
tic Science department of the high
school will be held in the domestic
science room. Parents and others in
| terested in the school are cordially in
vited to attend and all who can shoulc
visit the school and inspect the worl
done.
A number of the children about town
some of them barely able to walk, have
gotten into the practice of catching OF
trains at Soperton and Wabeno AM
riding little ways and then jump off
Children should not be allowed on tn
tracks and it would be well for the par
ents to keep an eye on their boys an
see that the practics of catching O.
| trains is stopped or there viii be
i serious accident one Of these days.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-05-15
Wabeno State Graded Sch Presents
Second Annual May ival
Friday Eve. May 22ndi.

At Neider's opera house at o'clcck
p. m. on the above date the CURTIN
will rise on varied May Festival Pro-
gram and Entertainment. No work sr
pains have been spared by the teachers
and the pupils to make the event sue
cess. There will be a repetition of the
charming May Pole Dance given year
ago, and in place of the Cantata given
then there will be PRESENTED many
short complete drills, folk-dances and
oruses We are also fortunate enough
favored with a solo by Miss Blan-
lnd several pianologs by Mrs. E.
with. Mere mention of the lat
nrient to indicate the high
entire list of members
truly said that we
ience, and cooperation
to be thekey to achieve
connection it is well to
teachers are giving
assistance she has
he; and that Miss
chool is donating
g and training
q girls to pre-
that it
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-05-15

III LIlO IIICCISisLes VI RAA Dfyf x Lit AShNOA
Fairgrounds. 1t is hoped to realize
enough to insure the requirement OF an
adequate supply of apparatus.
Tickets will be sold as follows:
Children gallery 1oc. Main floor l5S
Adults 25c. Reservations 10c. Make
your reservations early.
PROGRAM.
High School Orchestra.
Cang OF The Forge.
The Village F+9g. Boys Glee Club.
Dacne of Greeting.
Childrens' Polka.
Folk Dances First Grade.
Flower Songs, Flower Drill.
Song and Drill Third Grade
'Tis May Time 0. Speakes.
Vocal Solo Miss, M. Blanchard.
May Pole Dance.
Drill Third and Fourth Grades.
Bird Songs.
Chorus secofd Grade.
s'Champeen" Baseball Nine
Song Fourth and Fifth Grades.
Indian Lullabye.
Indian Huutresses.
Song and Drill High School Girls.
Goodnight.
Song and Drill First Grade.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1914-05-15

the modern methods OF
add the
Rexa Toilet Preparations has been provided for Nothing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-19

t>tN York Evening Mml3
Th, mas Interesting letter .n ths
siieer collection Is knock by Robe
enc Drowning on Longfellow, contain
eel Boo letter to M Bennett who
wanted ~ have q memorial @ Long
fellow put up in Westminster Abbey
browning wrote IAug .. 1887
be1r Mr BENNETT am sorry 70 ho
unable tn operate with YOU iu the
project yoa inform me Of and which
SOU must regard from quite another
point ~ view than mine. II n mnnu-
meni n Westminster Abbey Be- tu have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-19

Jeremiah Corcoran and bis hor.
ana buggy We're q familiar combine
ati In ON tho strrets-ar streaf -af
Hamehuge One day me- Nag caught
th- driver mapping and started of an
aallop with Jerry lussIHs yaIHnHe
at The reins
What's the matter Jerry called
au acquaintance from the >.deH Us.
'Daut sou hold him
Sure cam bold hm shouted
Jerry "hut ] can't stop him Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-19

THE seeing that is believing may
still not Doe true Albany Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-19
A CHA r NJ

Ezs7 ANE d English earth q,
q 81 much
Sd K1 A. saer hand may rightly
~ III clutch.
Do .hs iakng Of it breathe
Prayer Ior 81 Who lie beneath
Not ibe great nor ~elIbespoke
BuI the mere uncouned folk
OF whose be and death 3 none
Report q Lamentations.
Lay that earth upon tbs heart.
And by aesnes, shall depahl
i ,balI 0eeelen and make whole
Fesered breath and tesiered soul;
Il shall nightly restrain
Overbu'y hand and brain;
Il shall ease thy mortal ,lnfe
Gans the immortal woe Of life
Till myself restored shall prove
BY what grace he heavens do move.
AXE d English flowers hese-
Springs iulfaced pnmose,.
summer Wild Wldc-hedfed rose,
Autumn a1ld-aower Of the close.
And lhy darkness to Hume
Winter bee-hronged yy-bloom.
Seek and serve them where they bide
From Candemas 10 Chnslmas-tde.
For these smple, used Alright
Can restore a failing sight
These shall cleanse and purify
Webbed and Inward.iuming eye;
These shall show thee treasure hid, @
Thy familiar 6eds amid. -
And reveal (which Thy need) m
Every man king indeed w
-RuduUd Kiphng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
POSTAL SAVINGS IN MORTGAGES.
Use of Government Deposits WouId
he y Great Relief

The scarcity OF mortgage mOnc' T. 0ra
OF the big troubles 81 the current real
estate market II capital woull he In
vested in mortgages there would he no
cries OF hard times among re,l estate
men. Thee ~. many operations wait
Ing 10 he financed but hccsuse II over
cautiousDess on the pant of those who
hold large sums OF money they may have
10 wait for another time.
Confronted with such conditions real
estate men are thinking hard ~ ways and
means 20 bring back TO IN. market money
20 permit the r deals going through. Il has
been suggested that the funds on deposit
at the postal savings banks he invested in
real estate. Tho idea Is n new one. and IL
the Government consents to the scheme
II would mean the relief OF the market.
The Government would make money and
so would those who have deposits in the
Government banks. Il would also be a
great relief Ia real estate owners. espe-
c!ally small house owners, because with
he Government hol ling the mortgage
there would bee no fear Of having the loan
renewed every few years. which j. costly.
Under present conditions Il was pointed
out yesterday, postal savings are loaned AZ
81! per cent, whore II this money was
put In mortgages a much again would
be obtained. II was said Congress should
widen the scope OF the postal savings
banks 10 permit the loan Of this money on
irst mortgage 10 property owners-prin-
c.pally home buyers who depend on their
wages.
This would yield big revenue to the
Government and AT the same time he a
boon TO small ownel :, as IL would do away
! with one OF the latter's greatest Worries
, the uncertainty 81 rcncWa.. Not only
that, but II would also scNc the small
owner big i;,m of expense fJy renewals
At present the mortgagor j. paying FOR
initial expense something Ike SEQ per
.o00 THIS amount could be materially
reduced under the new plan. and Subse-
quent payments would be for !nteres,
I only II the scheme is once put In effect
some consideration might be given to An
amortization plan,
one result Of the use OF postal deposits
would be less foreclosures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
TO FIGHT BARREN ISLAND.
Taxpnyers TO Ask Court "a close
disposal Plaut.

Barren Island, on the Rockaway coast.
probably is seeing its las, days az the
source OF odor laden smoke and funes.
for residents OF that part OF the city
which suffers from the nuisance have
formed an organization 10 start a legal
action to have the disposal plant shut
down. Appeals to the Department o:
Health 20 protect the seashove communi-
ties from the harmful influence o. Barren
lslnnd have been unayailing.
The Barren Island .,ssociation Is the
name OF the body formed to put the dis
posai plant out OF business. Dwight Cart
ton Tracy OF Neponslt. secretary ard
treasurer OF the organization, with offices
at Seponsit- on tire Rockavay shore. has
received contributions from many property
owners 20 help pay for good lawyers to
take the matter before the courts lie
yays tho association will rot cease It's
activities until the plant is closed.
CERTAIN II is" Mr. Tracy said yester-
day. that the Rarren Island nuisance
has been tolerated long enough. and II ia
Il sad commentary that this city u, New
York. standing for all that Is modern and
up 10 date, should persist In aIlow!n-
against the citys statutes. the eSistene,
OF an ANTICIPATED disposal plant. operated
by the owners for large profits. which
cxpels its odors at the expense of thou
sands of outraged taxpayers whose very
existence IL made m!serao Bile. and who are
forced to witness a depreciation OF land
values directly due to this abuse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
URBAN AND SUBURBAN
BUILDERS NOT BUSY
Brooklyn Queens, Westchester and New
Jersey Contractors File Few Plans
~ for New Buildings.

par;ment issues the orders and enforces
Ne requirements according to section
s3a II the labor law.
Outside IRE escapes which are not part
OF the regular exit facilities OF a building
are subject to TIE IRE escape provisions
Of the law. As th:se fire escapes may
be superfuods meats VI exit the owner
has the option 81 r.uNvng them. but this
step n undertake. S.sause the Fire De-
ra-,nert needs 'hese fre escapes as an
assistance In Tee cyi.uru!sh!Hg operations
~ q resul' 4 objections presented IN be-
hair ~ owners fi.lv year 40. tn. In
luetrini bead - the Deplrire:t Il La
bo- nrs adopted ruls which niAlies 4;
unnecessary - ether -,flovc the IRE es-
carcs or srsti money TO- unnecessary
.nrrove''., such as w,re glass win
DOVE. rev balcony stairs or counter bal
anccd s.Nlrs
n building has othcr saus.ac tory
means % escape IL, Are escapes are con-
sidered supsr;.uous exc and the Com
missioner ~ Labor wi~ttaws orders af-
fec'ing such Are escapes, provided they
are struc,urallv safe and provided also
that a; the windows leading 70 such fire.
escarcs here are posted proper mot an
exit" signs. These signs should have let
ters eight inches high with notices In
Eng Y.ddisr and Italian informing
the occupants that the Are escapes are
FOR the use ~ the Fire Department only
ard should not he used either for ere
drills or In case Of fire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
MANHATTAN BEACH SEAPR00F

The great storm OF last week which
lashed the coast and hrcuch; New York
the highest iide IN many wears had no et-
feet on the ssawall finished about two
years ago 81 Manhattan Reach Property
along the local selshore suffered cors.d-
cradle damage AZ one place $500"
house was undermined and then washed
as Hotsa1l out 10 sea
THE Manhattan Beach wall IL con-
structed OF enormous rocks, some or them
weighing as much rs ten tons Its maxi
mum width al the bottom - about hfty
feet and about twelve feet At the top The
wall has now been completed from the
westerly lire OF Manhattan Reach. which
adtouns Brighton Beach. east beyond
Oriental Hotel II 10 estimated THAT over
500. 900 IONS OF rock have 50 Ear been used
In its construction.
On tor II the wall \ new esplanade IS
being laid This esplanade has been COM
pleted from Brighton Beacn to Ocean ave
nue. and is an Improvement over the old
boardwalk Not a crack was found in the
concrete esplanade after the storm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
TO SIMPLIFY INSPECTIONS.
Taxpayers aud city Onhc-rs at Work
on NH for Depart me nj ConsoIidn ton

Practically oil real estate organiza-
tons in all boroushs OF this city and
the Real Estate Association OF the State
OF New York have Joined with the Real
Estate Board OF New York for the pur-
pose o: working out n practical plan to
consolidate the various departments and
bureaus having jurisdiction over build
'ngs in New York city. Representatives
OF al these Organizations met last week
at the board rooms and submitted all
the data collected with the object OF get
ting down to one line OF action which all
bodies will favor.
As result OF, the meeting there has
been forrnsd q Conference Committee
of Real Estate and Allied Organlzat lions
| In the Matter OF Consolidating Various
Departments Now Having Jurisdiction
over buildings In New York city" Rob
ert +. Simon Is chairman. George W
Oivany counsel and X. O, Chittick secre-
| tarY. On Friday a meeting was held
with representatives, OF tie Mayor. the
Borough Presidents and the State Factory
Investigating Commission. at which the
| work was started az Joining the ideas
OF taxpayers and officials in bill for
presentation 10 the Legislature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
No EXHIBIT RIDGEWOOD FLATS.
tenement HoOsc Department Jses
AsthcNs tRidus.- for Models At Fair.

Tte Ttncment House Department has
collected rs one, Of its exhibitions n; the
Panana canal Exposition al San Fran
cisco pictures and models % the q Y.
Mathews Company's flat development at
Rldgewood o.. the Queens Brooklyn bor-
eugh line TN the former grounds Of
the Ridge wood Baseball club the company
- completing the erection Of 500 model
AAts and the Tenement House Depart
went Is 40 show the DEVELOPMENT as IDEAL
Of It's kind.
n the RidgeNood section the problem
Of crec ing align class living conditions
has practically been solved. over 1000
families are now living IL. the buildings
erected BY this company ami they 80; i've
fboms aud Data win all improvements at
SIS = aonth The flats are uuit on plots
having IL street frontage OF - feet &
inches TIE hu.ldir - euSody all the latest
requirements ~ IN. Tenement. Building
and lieaith departments. creating light,
airs rooms IT prices from - 70 30 PEI
cent. lowe. tnaH simila. improvements
would cos; % New Yorh city The con-
pany aas so,d sixty 9! these six family
houses since The first O: The year ard
ove- ion sr~o 1907.
The Matthew's Company ev: - svO
apartments. has y: - 81 &c "arEacy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
SPECULATE IN QUEENS LOTS.
Buyers Found for Property Near
Union station at woodsidc.

John w Paris 4 Sor report several
large sales o. lots near the Union station
site AZ Woods!de that indicate steady
Improvement In the speculative market
IN that section. Z I Lailey purchased
block. 2oONlj0, AZ T.imbe place. just
north OF Woodside avenue, FOR $4,000.
John Il. Kan purchased n block front an
the north sde % striker avenue. between
POE and Trin,hi. place, FOR 10000. ana
syndicate az buyers from connecticut
bought a block 'front.' on the north side o.
Polk avenue. corner OF roe place. for
s.7,5n0 \ number q, smaller sales IN
the same section have also been made
during the past Two months
This activity Is due 90 tie rapid progress
be,rr made In the construction ~ the
dual transit system and the Woodside
l.ricn station. This station Will ne one
OF the most iunortdnt on the new system.
fo- a, this point passensers using NE
Long island Railroad will change to tho
elevated tines over the entire elevated
and subway system OF both the Inter
borough Company and the Brooklyn RAPID
Transit Company there Will hc hNs
cen, fare from Wooiside when the dual
system IL completed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
BUILDING LIGHT IN NEWARK
100000 In New Construction
Planned During the Week.

EgwN.k. y j.. Dee l. --Bild.ug opsr-
atoms Rel, down a ,it,;e ihs week H. com
pa-!sor with las week. Permits repre-
ss!s.ng about 100000 IN work we're
6ranted. which Is about aaIf TIE amount
expended last week
A four story brick building with stores
and apartments will be erected for Ralph
Arace az Crane and stone streets. tine cost
~ which VIII BE- $4,000. The building
~.l! nave -four stores and apartments for
thirty families.
Harry s,enscl VII erect a residence at
ia and 1,5 South Tenth street Two and
Q hal: stories IN hight. which will cost
$4,000. The building viii. measure 33x34
fse- with an extension ,2xlG feet in the
rear.
Alphonse Milone will have two two and
half story frame dwellings erected at
20 and 81 Bragaw avenue. Each house
NJ. provide -ooms for Two families and
Will have separate entrance. The struc-
lures viii cost $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13

Vow building operations In Brooklyn
continue undated Plans fled wi'h the
Auilding Bureau during tho past week
sndicats an expenditure OF s351.sD0. OF
which $4,000 Is for alterations. Fifty.
three new structures are to he built
Six will be tenements costing tia:, 900
twenty-seven small dwellings. costing
Sl2o.750. and twenty miscellaneous hu!ld-
tngs. costing s<6.s50.
AZ. OF the .-neinents arc-to he erected
In TIE East New York section % the Tor
ough. Two VIII De built bv the Dam.
moro Improvement Company on the west
s!ds OF Powell street ESQ feet south ~!
Ms .rdals avenue. each 80 by 100 feet.
at 4 cost of $4,000. Two more viii be
built by william Eobb on the west side
Of Hinsdaie street 200 feet south OF Llvo-
MA avenue, each 95 by 100 feet. at n
ooet Of S2S.0o0. Harry Rubin will i'm.
Dfove the northwest corner OF Scherck
and Suffer avenues with a four story
basement. 50 BY 100 feet. at cost OF
$4,000. and Abraham Kaplan will erect
. similar structure on the northwest
osensr Of Pacific street and Saratoga
eVanus. at q cost of $4,000.
John H. Connolly who a month arc
oled plans for three two story 5000
dwellings 10 occupy sites on Fifteenth
oeanus between Forty-sixth and Forty
osvAnth streets, will complete the devel.
uO0snt OF the block with two simlla
structures 90 occupy the corners. on
ShA east side OF Ocean avenue 81 ard
1o< feet north OF D.tmas avenue. respec.
e1vely. Joseph Katharine and Frederick
Aacola will each build a $4,000 two
Ue0ry one family dwelling.
Seven two family dwellings are 10 Ia
oescted by the Up 10 Date Building Com.
pAny Oh the south side OF Fitty-oighth
0tyoet west OF Twentieth avenue. which
viii cost altogetheT sl5.25O. Eighty feet
WsDt OF the avenue one will be erected
20 by IS feet, at a cost Of $3.50 and
Adjoining this six others zach 10 By 4;
(eet. q, total cost Of $4,000.
Fifteen thousand dollars Will be spent
~ william schuman for nv. two story
dwellings. one OF them. l3 by % feet
Vii occupy site on the west side Of
Coney Island avenue % feet south o,
Greenwood avenue. ard four others. each
10 BY Sc. will be erected on i'onay Island
avenue. adjoining the hrs.
Simon Halper!n will build n three story
0f1ck store and dwelling house on the
northeast corner OF Ljvonia avenue apd
AinsdaIe street costing 5000. and alS
four similar dwellings on the south sid,
Of Llvonia avenue 90 feet east OF H!ns.
1als street, At = total cost Of $4,000.
A high class three story one family
wick dwelling will hc erected by Loui.
Cohen AZ . cost OF $4,000 on the north
s.ds OF President street 50 feet west OF
brooklyn avenue. 10 the Eastern Park.
Oay section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
NEwwHITE rLAINsCorRrH HOUSE

white Plains is 10 have one OF the
finest court houses In the country.
Something Ike $1,000 900 is to he en-
pended for ths structure. according 10
tho tentative arrangement OF the Boa I'd
o. Supervisors OF Westchester county. o.
which L r. Barrett Of White Plains Is
chairman The probable site Is the block
frcat' on the Jsouth side Of Main street.
between Court and Grand streets. No
desig nave been drawn The .trnc.urc
Will De or granite const ic'ion and con-
tain. besides the court rooms. the o'Hces
OF the various departments. of the county,
and also house the county Jail 4 special
committee IL about TO he appointed to
arrange for launching the project
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
WHAT LABOR LAW PROVIDES.
Engineer ExPiaips WOrkinE of
Measure RcEn riding Fire Escapes.

Recent Developments in the enforce
msni II the labor law dealing with fire
rrhI' '!arns, .stalrway enclosures, super
Hunds CANS and IRE escapes are covered
~ d oInct.n asu-d By Peter Joseph Nc
keon. g"uSptng engineer.
!ne Gllll Charms required IN buildings
y: the labor law affect buildings which
are more Than two stories IN height and
in which there are more Than twenty
Nv" persons employed above the ground
. moor The iire drill alarm is an instance
Of dual jurisdiction. wherein the indus
trial board Of the Labor Department
makes the regulations, while the Bureau
OF Fire Prevention OF the city Fire De-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
NEW REALTY Corporations.

The following realty corporations were
chartered Of Albany yesterday:
The Sallc,a Realty Corporation. Man
nat:an; capital. $1,000. directors. Emma
q. We;nlandt. NeE York city, Thomas r
DOYLE. Astoria. y. Y. and Anna V Ke-
nesiy. Brooklyn. y Y.
The D-rm Realty Company. Marhat-
tan; capital. 81. 700 directors. Abr. ports
New York city: Max Muslovitz and
Harry Engleman. BrcUSlvn. y. Y.
The Montauk Bath Realty Company
Rruck lyr: capital. $4,000 directors. Isl
dor Tage-. Sho,em Msin!cs and Phil!r
Kuhn New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-13
10 DESIGN BALDWIN SCHOOL.

From competition OF architects for the
NV 5000 schoolhouse TO he erected at
chhreh stree, and Grand boulevard, Bald
win Harbor, Baldwin. L. l.. conducted IN
de ui,dar "a programme sanctioned ny the
American Institute OF Architects. william
Burnt Tut an Of New York city as profess
s.opal adviser to the school board has
selected plans ny Tooker a Marsh Of Scw
YORK meeting OF the voters Of union
free school district No 40 OF tho town o:
Hampstead wi be called for tho purpose
o: acting on bond issue TO construct ard
equip the building,