ï~~ JTSU~l I. t 14w g was and t o hI OFIJ A KSTRIP.TO MIO: C TO~ GIV N a San Aotonld'e t 4ttiow Into ifex ico will be di4dto lBdetWilat Â~ meet-Loofteot*i n, l wh - tilisefrom tefw1 i iapniee anti "e effactuveuetf.lllt 4the the Puilman (Cop hi,aftrnoon ut u j~ Ia e o * "spe+td of 4:30 o'clock t bA AC o (0 e l i bas'e ha minds mne. ofmpeot mse- The pprpod o at**e cp WiWbe to oo Oin a n1hine 3 of dS. _ IDUota 6nsr e~1at.in aw c St Mi Spec I FOR CITY O1~iA~ MAKE MORT TO SUPP!LY EAR~ HOME. WITH IQXE FO ON~E! PEOPLE OF LOWER hAlIN rev~~I'Tl PI the body toi BISHOP CAPERS. BACK FROM AN NUAL VISITATION, SAYS PROS. PEC;1S ARE BRIGHT. "A biht and optimistic spirit a pears letin the Lower Rio 5rands er h. &' 6 Ivisittl nvisited e tills, Point lsabeLltockport and brownsVille. He administered the rite4 of confirmatiot to classes at Brownsville, Bar ile andi naP0lunch of the Rotary Club at BrpwnuviL" said Bishop Capers, +"I was impressed by the spinit.. of optimism which wee a teat in the people of that region. Fa mers sod ranebmen especially were eathuhiantic over prospects l I C thes influkd uj efPbt 'ION rm slieve cunres 'Si Si Ti B N C p 0 L $' Si - army discharged l eturned t 09/18/2006 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS NEWSPAPER R M