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KAISER

Revelation, chapter thirteen. verse fve:
And there was given unto him a mouth
speaking great things and blasphemies;
and power was given unto him to continue
forty and two months"
Multiply chapter thirteen in the Book
of Revelation, which is the twenty-sev-
enth book, and the date Of the birth Of
the Kaiser, and the result is the sum Of
the numerical representation Of the let
tiers Of the alphabet. namely three hun
dred and fifty-one. Three plus fve plus
one equal nine.
Multiply the date of the birth Of the
Kaiser, twenty-seven by the twenty-sev-
en- letters in the ninth verse in the thir-
teenth chapter of Revelation and the re-
suit is seven hundred and twenty-nine.
Seven plus two plus nine equal eighteen.
One plus eight equal nine.
Multiply the date of the birth Of the
Kaiser. twenty-seven, by the number of
the symbol verse nine in the thirteenth
chapter of Revelation. and the result is
two hundred and forty-three. Two plus
four plus three equal nine.
Multiply the date or the birth Of the
Kaiser, twenty-seven, by the number of
Political Divisions in the German Empire
twenty-seven. and the result is seven
hundred and twenIy-nin Seven plus two
plus nine equals eighteen. One plus eight
equal nine.
Multiply chapter thirteen Of the Book
Of Revelation by twenty-seven (Which
was the year of the reign OF the Kaiser
The year he proclaimed what is destined
to be the greatest holocaust In the his
tory of the Christian era) and the result
is three hundred, fifty-one. Three plus
Ave plus one equal nine.
Remember the Alphabet.
MULTIPLY THE NUMBER OF THE
BEAST, SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY
SIX, BY FORTY-TWo MONTHS DURA-
TON OF POWER IN THE WAR AND
THE RESULT IS 1882 TWO PLUS
SEVEN PLUS NINE PLUS SEVEN
PLUS TWO EQUALS TwENTY-sEv-
EN-. TWO PLUS SEVEN EQUALS
NINE. THE RESULT READS THE
SAME BOTH WAYS AND EXPRESSES
q TWICE THEREIN. THE RESULT
NOT ONLY CONTAINS THE SYMBOL
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A. c. Deagenheardt, vice chairman:
A F. Shambaugh, secretary, with
Miss Florance Foster. assistant sec
rotary, and Mrs. Mary A Van Ness.
treasurer, in their places.
The plans for the entertainment o.
the boys and girls were completed
and the entertainment promises 10
be the best In years. under the lead
ership OF Thomas L Smith, chairman
Of the entertainment committee. There
viii be prizes in the several contests
and much interest is being manifested.
These excursions are held every
year, and the proceeds are used for
the benelt OF the widows and or
phsns of deceased members. The sale
Of tickets by the ticket committee was
very good and the outlook is that
the railroad will be taxed TO fits full
capacity to accommodate the people
oil August L.
National tent No. / held a large
meeting last Monday night Among
the visitors were DR.. Croll. Of Penn
SHivania; l. c. Foster. former record
keeper Of Mt Vernon tent No. 4: Mrs
Jordan, also OF Mt. Vernon No. 4. and
r. w. Lathram. of Buffalo. who
1AoAS q EpEtNus ne ElONNA
the spirit of patriotism manifested by
the association In that il had arTang-
ed to pay all claims Of those Of its
n embers who Jose their lives in &c
Tense Of the flag. without ralsl.I
The cost to the member one cent.
n. NJ. NewboId. also made a tell
ing speech along the lines OF duty
to our country, and told OF the duty
to sick and distressed members.
d. W. Gall, District Supreme Com
mander. took up the same patriotic
train of thought, and assured the
members that not only the young
men Of the Maccabees would respond
to the call OF the President but that
at an early date he would organize
united Home League, composed OF
the members Of the several tents OF
Maccsbees in this city. Mr.. Gail
dwelt largely upon the liberal views
the Supreme body had taken Of the
vslor Of such patriots that should go
to respond to the call Of the Presi-
dent TO sustain the honor OF the
nag, and that where families were
In need and the breadWinner was sac
rtncing his opportunities to maintain
his family, the Maccabees would rem
der assistance.
On Tuesday night Mount Vernon
Tent. No. 4. had a well attended meet
ing, and conducted a large amount
Of business, among which was the
election and installation OF oficerS.
The commander was out Of the city
and W. W. Adsmson. ST.. presided In
his usual capable manner. During
the evening he called deputy supreme
commander 20 the chair while he. as
chairman OF the auditing committee,
made his report.
The following ofiicers were Installed
by the State deputy supreme COM
mander: Commander. W. G. worreIl;
lieutenant commander. II. L Kelley;
chaplain. W. Z woltz: sergeant.
Marion wicks: master-at-arms. c. NJ.
King; hrst master OF the guard. Frank
Mace: second master Of the guard.
T. c. Donaldson; sentinel. G. W.
Luckett: picket. W. w. Adanson.
IT. The final oficers being elected
in December for one year. the presspt
are H. =. Sengstack. record keepers
and EysRk Hspnsn. fpanc, kesRF
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The Odd Fellows.

Monday-Beacon, No Is. business; Union, No,
II. business; Lansdon,, No. Is, business
Tuesday-Golden Rule, No. q, business
Amity. No. q. degree. -
Wednesday-Eastern. No. 7. degree; Harmony.
No. ., business.
eelsior. No. II, business; Phoenix, No. d, de-
sTee; Salem, No. 2, degree; Covenant, no. u,
degree
Ffiday-Central, No. 1, degree.
ENCAMPAfENTs.
Tuesday-Fred d. Smart, No. Z business. =
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
satrdsy-Cantou Washington. No. /, drill.
The grand encampment held its an
nual session on Tuesday evening,
Grand Patriarch Henry F. AlIwine
gave a detailed account of his work
showing the progress made in the
several encampments during the year
and expressing his appreciation for
the services rendered by his officers
during his administration.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Grand Patriarch.
r. e. Plymale. Grand High Priest
Capr., Alfred H. Noakes; Grand
Scribe, z. L Dunn; Grand Senior
Warden, W.. ]. Rich; Grand Treas
urer. r. d. Seifert; Grand Junior
Warden. W. B. Berlin, Grand Repre-
sentative, z. W. Bradford.
Langdon Lodge, No. B-Degree d.
rector s. w. Hawkins win give par
tial rehearsal Of the degree tomorrow
evening In which the newly selected
omesrs wiz take INt Grand IN
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Modern Woodmen Of
America.

The fourth annual excursion OF
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors to
Chesapeake Beach was held Monday.
Members Of Central. Georgetown,
Columbia, West End. and A. r.
Talbot camps of Modern woodmen
and Of Myra B. Enright. Martha Nc
Canrey, Maple, Fidels and Dolly
Madison Camps Of Royal Neighbors
were present.
Athletic sports resulted as follows:
5o-yard dash for Woodmen, +. J.
Carroll, Of Georgetown Camp, first;
l. w. Herrold, Of GeorEtown Camp.
second. 5o-yard dash for Girls under
L. Mary Contella, first; Gertrude
Skineer, second. Shoe race for bows:
Ralph Bangs, first; James Davis,
second. Ball throwing contest for
Royal Neighbors: Miss A NJ. Brown.
hrst; Miss Edith Slack, second. Tug
of-war: Allied camps, first; Talbot
Camp. second.
At short session Of Central Camp.
No. 1905, on Friday night, matters OF
routine received attention. The clerk
reported that BENJAMIN r. Stevar,
has enlisted in the U. 8. navy. and
that c. NJ. Hunter has removed from
Green River to Salt Lake City. Utah.
Plans under way for the formation
OF Foresters' team are progressing
faVorably and the actual organization
OF the team win occur early in the
fan One Of the candidates for the
once Of chief forester. Fred W. Car
rington, Is now In Burlington, YER
mont, where he has gone to take the
physical examination for admission TO
the second series Of camps for the
training OF reeerve ofncers Mr.. Car
r1ngton served several years In the
United States Marine Corps, his ser
vice taking him to the Panama Canal
Zone and to the Philippine Islands.
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sued q speaking leaf to all the tribes
and councils Of this city asking for
contributions toward the Redmen's
Red Cross fund. The great chiefs Of
the Great Council of the United States
are calling on all the members through
out the country for the same purpose
and 1t Is expected that several units
will be furnished complete.
osceola Tribe has elected the follow
ing officers: Sachem. Mr.. Wells; sen
Tor sagamor, Mr.. Holzvart; junior
sagamor. Mr.. Parks The relief COM
mittee reported Messrs. Stump and
Mercer as improving. Remarks were
made by several Of the members Re-
freshments were served at the conclu-
sion. Of the meeting.
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Woodmen Of the World.

The Boosters Club met last Monday
night at woodmen of the World Hall,
Four-and-a-half and G street south
west. with q large attendance. The
camps represented were: National, by
-sovereigns Kfnmerling and Easter;
Old Glory, by Sovereign B. ]. Doyle.
George WIlsher and Head Advisor
Iippett: Alpha, by Advisor Lieut..
Morsel. Waterman James Freeland
and Sovereign J. W. Litleheld; Mount
Vernon by Banks SchoneberEer ana
Clerk H. W. Mckinney; W. A. Fra
ser. by cRsul Commander Albert
whitw0rth una Advisor Lieut.. PauI-
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THE SIX SKIES.
6 6 6 SIS s
REMEMBER THE SKIES.

Thirty-six is the combined number of
verses in the thirteenth and seventeenth
chapters Of the Book of Revelation, and
they are the only chapters in the Book
containing eighteen verses each. Chapter
thirteen. verse nine, contains the great
symbol. Thirteen multiplied by nine equals
one hundred and seventeen, and one plus
one plus seven equal nine.
IF any man have an ear let him hear"
Verse nine contains: Words, nine; Let
tiers, twenty-seven. Nine plus nine plus
twenty-seven equal forty-five. The nine
Arabic numerals total forty-ive, and four
plus i've equal nine.
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WHEREAS. the
I erial err
man Government has
committed repeated
acts of war against
the Government and
the people of the
U nited States o I
America: Therefore,
be II
RESOLVED by the
Senate and House of
r e p resentatives of
the United States OF
America in Congress
assembled, That the
state of war between
the United States
and the Imperial
German Government
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The War to End in January

is $50 and plus plus plus 6 are Is;
and / plus 9 are 9.
The Letters and their Numerical Rep
resentation Of the Alphabet.
"A B C DEF CHI kim
3N3 I5.s 7s on Il -
NoPlo TU.vw Y.z&
Il Is Is II Is 10 20 n p . "a IS Is q
The numerical sum OF the letters Of the
alphabet is 81, which Is the first cipher Of
the symbol. 3 plus plus equal ..
REMEMBER THE NINE.
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stalled the following officers for the
present term: Luther w. Strobel,
N. c.; James w. Lyons, v. G.; E. c.
Grumley, R. s.; E. /. Baldwin, F. S.;
Thomas W. Fowler, Treasurer. De-
spite the warm weather this lodge Is
we'll attended and has visiting broth
ers at every meeting. as this lodge is
well known for its fraternal greetings
to the sojourner.
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The Maccabees.
CALENDAR

Mooday-Nstional Tent, No. I, neets In Old
Masonic Temple. Ninth and Y STREETS Anaoostia
Tent, No. Z. meets In Masonic Han, Anaoostia.
Tuesday-Mount vernon Tent No. 4, mseta
in Masonic Temple, Eighth and ? sts>sts north-
east; Brentwood Tent. No. :. need N M.oea-
bee BAH, Brshtwccd
On Friday evening. July u. the Joint
Maccabee COMMITTEES met IN the ladies'
reception room In the Old Masonic
Temple. Ninth and + streets. and had
a very well ATTENDED and profitable
meeting. Frank Hannah. the chair
man, presided. with the other ofacers
e the e1muittss Akzx Cochran and
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ty-one. One plus
seven plus one equal
nine.
The reason for the
statement that the
sum of the nine nu-
merals Is the great
symbol is ascertain
ed by q study Of the
Holy Bible.
The last book In
the New Testamen'
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which has thus been thrust upon the
United States is hereby formally de-
clared; and that the President be. and he
is hereby authorized and directed to en-
pIoy the entire naval and military forces
OF the United States and the resources of
the Government to carry on war against
the Imperial German Government; and
to bring the conflict to a successful ter
mination all OF the resources Of the coun-
try are hereby pledged by the Congress
OF the United States"
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Rathbone-Superior Lodge, No. q.
has called OF its conventions until the
month Of September.
DR.. H. W. Beville, member OF Per-
sian Lodge, No. IS, Of Bowling Green.
KY, who has recently been lecturing
through the South, was visitor to
Rathbone-Superior Lodge. No. q, at
its last convention. and delivered q
patriotic and fraternal address.
The Grand Lodge Of Kansas in re-
cent convention adopted a new statute
directing all subordinate lodges to keep
accurate records of members called
to their country's defense in the war
with Germany. and has made provi-
sion to forward to all such eertifi-
cate q PsmpsEship IN the order. CONS
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By RICHARD COLLIER
Copyright by Newspaper syndicate,

the in relating
the relation Of combinations of this number world
the would establish doubt
the German Raiser and the nune! 666 being prophetic of his character
established from to TIT
which will bring end the of the Beast in January
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Al. Prussia; b.,
Bavaria; CO, Sax
ony; D-4. Wurtem-
burg: Els, Baden;
F-6, H e s Sc; CT,
Mecklenburg- Schwe-
rim. H-2 SaNa-Wal.
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Remember the Alphabet.
6 q IS ssss
c E R NJ A N E NJ P R e
Z 5 Is Is IA Is 1s . IS
- -
,13 IL "a 10 Z 20 IL 10 % Is "a IL

me total Is one hundred and ninety
six which is the second cipher of the SYM
boil One multiplied by nine. by six
equals ifty-four and fiye plus four equal
nine -
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BY addition or null
tiplication, or both,
the nine Arabic nu-
merals when reduced
to one numeral equal
nine. l. ?, 3, 4. 5, s, 7.
3, 9. The addition Is
3. The multiplication
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and months repre-
senting the period
beginning with the
declaration Of war
by roc RACY
and the entry into
war by DEMOC-
RAcY are s7s. Ii.
and %. respectively
-August z 1910 90;
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ty-six is the number
of verses in the
thirteenth and sew
anteenth chapters in
the Book of Revela-
ton.
Revelation. chapter
thirteen, verse eigh-
teen: Here Is wis
dom: Let him that
hath understanding.
count the number Of
the beast, for It Is
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Downfall
of
Kaiserlsm.

twenty-seven. and two plus seven equal
nine.
KAISER WILLIAM SECOND.
Year Of birth, eighteen hundred and
fifty-nine. One multiplied by eight, eight
by five. and forty by nine equals three
hundred and sixty. Three plus six plus
nought equals nine.
Date OF birth January twenty-seven.
Two plus seven equals nine The nu-
merical representation of letters in the
word January reduces to nine.
The year OF reign of Kaiser when he
declared war Is twenty-seven: Two plus
seven equals nine.
Revelation, Chapter thirteen, verse one:
And I stood upon the sand of the sea
and saw a beast rise up out OF the sea
having seven heads ten horns, and upon
his horns ten crowns and upon his head
the name Of Blasphemy.' The sum Of
the numbers in this verse Is twenty-seyen,
and the number reduces to nine.
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The days. weeks.

April 6. 1911 CO-and these numbers re-
duce to nine.
at Any Man Have an Ear Let Him
In this verse there are twenty-seven let
tiers. Two plus seven equals nine.
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The Rebekah Degree.

Monday-ESther, No. 5, business.
Neutrality-suspicious. Pleasant, No. 9, business.
Thursday-Mount Washington, No. ), business.
Friday-Dorcas, No. 4, business.
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Autocracy
Submarine.

sixteen letters in Heads, Horns, Crowns;
and the forty-three letters in Heads.
Horns, Crowns, Blasphemy, Submarine
Autocracy reduces to nine. The words
Autocracy and Submarine are interpreted
from the word Blaspherny in the verse.
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Dynasty of Prus-
STA is nine. (Ninth
Dynasty. Dynasty
of German Empire is
three. Third Dynas-
ty). Multiply nine by
three: the result is
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Let him that hath IN
derstanding unit the
number Of the beast-
Revelation u: -.
"Despiss not prophecy
inp" Frst ThessAlcn-
JAMS S0.
There are . Arabic
numerals OF which .
Is the highest BY
adding the nine nu-
merals together the
result Is IS: and the
addition of the 4 and
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Knights Of Pythias.
LODGES.

Monday-Decatur, No. .; Calanthe, No. IL.
Tuesdsy-webster. No. Il; Excelsior, No. Il;
Capital, No. "a; Myrtle, No. 8.
wednesday-Mount Vernon, No. 5, business;
Hermione, No. Il; Union, No. 2; Columbia,
No. d
Friday-syracusians, No. 10, business.
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9 9 8
z A r
s / Is

The total Of this numerical repre-
sentation is four hundred and nine
teen, which is the fourth cipher of the
symbol. Multiply four by one by nine
and the result is thirty-six. Three plus
sly ava nina
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Interpretation
of the
Propheey-FaH
of World

of world
Autocraey.
Rise Of
World Democ-
rWy-Mes-
sage from the
Republic of
the United
States to All
Nations, April
8, 1917.
The Figures In
the Year Re-
duee to Nine.
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THE SUM OF THESE NUMERALS
REDUCES TO NINE. THE SUM OF
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That Is to Say, the Power of the Beast Is
To Be Overcome in Forty-Two Months

nine words In verse nine. chapter thir-
teen. Book twenty-seven Of the New
Testament; namely. there are two words
with ? letters each. Two words with 4
letters each. Five words with . letters
each-2, 4 & These numerals are the
same as those obtained by multiplyinG
nine. the humber Of the symbol by Ca)
the number which defines the last book
In the New Testament CD; % by the
political divisions Of the German Empire
CD; (c) by the date Of the birth Of the
Kaiser CD; (d3 by the number OF let
tiers IN the symbolic verse nine CD.
LET HIM THAT HATH UNDER
STANDING COUNT THE NUMBER OF
THE BEAST"
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With the addition
of the number six to
each letter the sum
of the numerical
representation of the
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Year of reign, Of declaration of war,
and date of birth of Kaiser......27
The total is ninety-nine, which is the
third chapter of the symbol.
GERMAN EMPIRE
KAISER
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THE NUMERICAL REPRESENTATION
IN KAISER WILHELM SECOND RE-
DUCES TO NINE.
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the number of a man and his number Is
Six Hundred Three Score and Six"
Remember the Alphabet. the Letter
Numbers and the Beast Number.
s. s s
K A I s r
II 9 10 5 IL
66
W L L A NJ
90 IL IL IS
s s
s e C o N D
10 5 8 Is IL
THE SUM OF THESE NUMERALS
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Is, and 1 plus 5 are 3
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S. p. EMPLOYEES CAN ...,s
BUY LIBERTY B0NDS

In harmony with It's usual pro
oressive idea. the Southern faeiiic
company is making every arrange
ment possible 10 allow l'S empioS's
49, purchase liberty loan bonds, ae-
cording to II. &. Hallmark the as,
.istant travelling agent, who iaVoreo
Deming with a visit Tuesday morn
inr. having arranged to purchase SC
honds for its employes and alio"
them to pay for same in monthly IT. N
.tnllmcnts out of their wages NC
arrangement is that any emplD.s t
m,y place his order for bonds WIN
the company, with the request '""s
the company pay for same out OF
wages the COMPANY retaining tue
honds and allowing the empioSe ~
terest ON all payments on month";,
;nstallments. plus > IL percent 'n'
bonds being drawn in favor oil 'n'
employe.
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RED CROSS FIRST AID

The first aid class will be ready to
90 into active work the latter part
of next week, DR. Janet Reed, will
have charge Of this branch of the
work and there is no question but
that it viii be a real opportunity to
learn something that will be of last
ing benefit, whether active service in
the Red Cross becomes necessary or
not. ANY of those desiring to Join
will kindly notify Miss lone Hodgdon,
during the NEXT few days.
The fact that Silver City has tour
AID classes in operation ought to in
sprc Deming TO get in line with this
important work.
There will be a meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce Saturday eve
nng at 30 for the purpose of dis
cussing the advisability of sending
a delegate to Denver, June 7th. 1t is
the desire of Mrs. f. II. Bickford
president of the Red Cross, that
there be as large an attendance as
possible at the meeting Saturday
ovauiup
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Commencement week has been one
of extreme interest. the baccalau-
reatc by DR.. Grille, Sunday morning,
the fine Senior play THE Varsity
Coach" Wednesday evening, under
direction of Dorothy White Blue,
who has shown extraordinary talent
in bringing out all there Is IN stu
dent, as the appearance on the stage
of the following will amply testify
Josephine Latham and Alice Hiler,
hero and heroine, Olive aud Prls-
ella Whtehill, Irene Roach, Maria
Nicr. Grace Emery, Lois Rogers,
Dora Mum, Eulah IIolstein. Wini
red iDoak. Ia,y inns snrd Aoysee
Saltero. with Helen ilolt at the
piano.
Every inmate Of the pie, vas en-
loved by the large audienc"
Commencement exercises were d'd
last evening and the mastertul adj
dress by Captain John e. Watson on
'.The Responsibility of Nations, will
20 down in school history ~ a
classic. II would rank well with
those being delivered IN the |. :
senate during this hi-tory-making
epoch
The speaker, deduction was that
# democracy i. gong to endure, alb
,olutism must he crushed.
Music of the usual high grade wa.
furnished bv Miss Esther Bolich
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CoL0RED TRAINING CAMP.

Lieut.. Kelly can give all desired
information regarding the colored
training camp at Des Moines, Ia,
but application must be made in
person to lst Lieut.. Vim. A. Reed,
Inf, d. o. L., at the armory. Albu-
ouerque. on or before the close Of
the business day, June 5.
Lieut.. Keely got eight recruits at
Lordsburg.
Lieut.. Keely and recruiting party,
including Sgt. Alex. Hamilton, Corpo-
raj Price and Private Fvek, re-
turned from Lordsburg yesterday
afternoon, bringing with them eight
husky recruits. all of whom were at
tached to Co. l., making 70 all told.
The company needs 2l recruits in
order to procsed to Albuquerque,
Lieut.. Keely is recruiting for the
regiment and battery, but all regi-
mental recruits will be attached to
/. Company, until arrival at mobil-
ization camp. ---A