davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
manizator6w, DO my Polacy
wytrwamy al do chwili, "
kt6rej miarka hakatystyczna
sic przebierze.
GW6zdz /

w jednej wielkiej bitwie w6dz
postal swego adjutanta do jednego
2 pu}kownik6w, by by} got6w do
ataku ma lewe skrzyd}o n~ieprzyja-
cielskie. Ola braku gwozdzia koh
adjutanta zgubi} podkowe, potknal
sic i adjutant spadajac zostal ma
miejscu zabitym. Bitwa zosta}a
przegrana, gdyz pu}kownik, ME 0,
trzymawszy zadnych instrukcyi, stall
re swym pu}kiem, czekajac dalszych
rozkaz6w, a nieprzyjaciel tymcza-
sem zasili} swe pozycye i bitwe
wygra}. Zaniedbanie ma}ych re
czy. jak czesto gubi fortuny izycie.
Jak wiele ludzi straci}o zycie przez
niezwazenie ma pierwsze oznaki s}a.
bosch, utrate .apetytu os}abienie
clelesne. lrlnera Amerykanskl En-
liksir Gorzkiego Wilma uratowa}by
lch, zazyty VEGAS. Szybko pobudza
zo{22dek i dale mu krzepkoS6 i si}e
przyjmowania i trawienia pokarmu
czyni trawienie dok}adnem, przez
co tworzy nova, bogata krew, te
esencye zycia, silly piekno$ci. Jest
to jedyny naturalny Srodek oczy~
SCHEMA krwi, a zrobiony z soku
winagradowego zi6}. Do dostania
W aptekach lub u fabrykanta Jos.
Triner, 799 So. Ashland Ave., Chi
cago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Cenne Wyznanie.

,,Kattow. Ztg."; organ g6r:-'
noslaskich hakatyst6w, po-
.siadajacy zwykle dobre infor-
macye, pisze, re komisya
kolonizacyjna osiedla ma "a
kupionych ziemiach g}6wnie
protestant6w, b. katolicy
~niemieccy So materya}em
mniej warto6ciowym pod
yzgledem germanizacyjnym.
'Podnosi tel ten organ, re ka-
tolicy ME z~g}aszaja sic z po-
wodu zwalczania komisyi re
strony gazet centrowych.
TAX tez juz i W przysz}osci
pozostanie 49, pisze ,,Katowi-
cerka" re Kosci6} katolic:
XII W okolicach ~przewaznie
niemieckich coprawda jest
cennym, ba, navel najcen-
niejszym experimentation W
germanizowaniu Polak6w, a.
le re p%rzeciwnie Kosci6} ten
~
tam, gdzie Polacy maja pre-
wage, stanowi nojgorsze ME-
bezpieczehstwo ola -ca}osci
niemczyzny". ,,Dzien. ST.,
kt6ry podaje powyzsza via
domosc, podnosi, ze Ko6ci6l
kat. ME polonizuje, ami ME
germanizuje, dzia}a wbrew
wolf Ko6cio}a katolickiego i
przeciw Ko6cio}owi katolic-
kiemu. z drugiej atoli strony
,,Katowicerka" przyznaje 20
|Polacy maja bye ~zgermanizo-
wani. Dotad powtarzala "a
hakatystami, 10 Polakom
Mkt mowy wydzierac ME "a
mierza. Teraz przyznaje, re
[Polacy winni bye z%germani-
zowani j re Kosci6l katolicki
jestnajcenniejszym sprzymie-
rzedcom germanizacyi. D D,
remne So jednak wysilki ger
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Straszne nieszCzesCie

wydarzy}o sic W Siemianowi-
each W skutek niedba}osci.
Pewna kobieta kapa4a swoje
2-letnie dziecko. Poniewaz jej
czegos zabrak}o, przeto uda-
la sic do kupca, ably za}atwic
sic z zakupnem.Aby woda ME
ostyg}a, postawi}a wanne
wraz z dzieckiem ma ognisko,
do kt6rego do}ozy}a wegli,
ably .ogie6 ME wygas}. W
drodze spotkala kilka ,,przy-
jaci61ek', kt6re opowiada}y
jej tax ,,zajmujace" sprawy,
re z%apomnia1a o dziecku.
Gdy pc pol godziny przyby}a
do domu, przedstawi} jej sic
okropny widok: Woda W
wannie wrza}a,a znajdujace sic
W niej dziecko bylo prawie
%ugotowane. Otto skutki
nieszczesnych plotek!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Otrucie 60 kObiet.

We fabryce Tow. akcyjne-
go: wyrob6w bawe}nianych
Kruschego i Endera W Pa
bianicach, W oddziale wykoh-
czalni, w~ydarzy} sic niezwy-
ky wypadek zbiorowego O.
trucia robotnic. Wykohczal-
MIA skiada sic z dw6ch sal, W
kt6rych pracowa}o 112 ro-
botnic. W jednej z tych sal
|gdzie znajdowa}y sic oko1o
|godziny 7 z rama nagle "a
|chorowa}a jedna robotnlca
Michalina Cieslak, kt6ra
krzyknawszy: ,,Nie dobrze
mi" zemdlafa. Podniesiono
ia i w~yprowadzono da dw6r.
W chwile potem zaslabfa
druga, nastepnie kilka innych
wreszcie wszystkie zaczefy
|oddczuwac drzenie rak i n6g
zawrotY g}owy ftp. objawy
gwa}townego %otrucia. Pierw-
|szej pomocy udzieli} chorym
DIR. Schroeder. Z so chorych
robotnic, 29 W stanie bardzo
ciezkim odwieziono do szpi-
tala miejscowego, reszte zas
z ACKNOWLEDGEMENT objawami
odes}ano do dom6w. Roboty
W wyko6czalni n~atychmiast
przerwano, a ia sama zam-'
knieto. DO Pobjanic udali sic
wezwani umyslnie PIP. DIR.
Serkowski i Majbaum, kt6:
rzy atoli pc zbadaniu lokalu
i towsr6w ME mogli ma razie
powziac s%tanowczej opinii o
przyczynach katastrofy. W
celu dokonania analizy leka-
karze zabrali kawa}ki towaru
i wydzieliny chorych. Zatru-
Gle to ~wywo}a}o niezwyk}a
sensacya w6r6d lekarzy i
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9 CIEKAWE RZECZY.. =


Najprz6d ukaza}o sic wielkie
kolo, a W 6rodku krzyz, pod
MIN za6 byly dwie ostrogi, q
obok lampka g6rnicza, kt6ra
jasno swiecila. Naraz to wszy-
stko zniklo i pozosta}a tylko
;asno6c. Patrzymy dluzej, a
W tenn wystepuje z p6lnocnej
strony zo}nierz i zbliza sic
do owego 6wiat}a, tax samo
pokaza} sic .zo}nierz z po-
}udniowej strony, kt6ry by}
do p~ierwszego podobny. Ma
stepnie obydwaj do siebie sic
zblizali, jakoby. zabierali sic
do pojedynku, co powt6rzy-
10 sic trey razy, al ma
raz Jeden gdzles znlkf, poo
czas gdy drugi obchodzi} W
kolo tel jasnosci, potem cia}
niejako batem ma po}udnio-
wa strone i takze znik}. Te-
roz i jasnosc stawa1a sic CO.
raz m~niejsza, wreszcie. jak
gwiazda wielka, kt6ra nastep-
ME bardzo powell sic zbliza}a
ku ziemi i znik}a. By}o to o
godzinie wp6} do II wieczo-
REM"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Czuje sic jakby odrodzo'

Woznice m6wia: Paszy pod do
statkiem a koh ME bedzie pod bat
kiem." Jesli kon ME otrzymuje ma
lezytej ilosci obroku, to ME moze
biedz ciezary ciagnac, ME majac
dosyG silly ably to wykonac. Ia
XII san stan rzeczy zauwazyc MONA
W ludzkiem ciele. Gdy ono ME jest
karmione W spos6b ~w1asciwy, to
Jest s}abe i znuzone. Co nieustan-
ME karmi rozmaite organa? -
Krew. Co pomnaza i wytwarza 10
va krew czysci ia re wszelkich
nieczystosci? - Severy Czy6ciciel
Krwi.
,,szanowny Panic! - spr6bowa-
lem Pahskiego Krwi CzySciciela i
csu}em sic jakby odrodzonym.
Przyjmij mole najszczersze dzieki i
zyczenia wszelkiej mozliwej pony
slnosci. - J6zef Winet, Mellen,
Wis.,"
Wiosna jest najlepszy czas do
p%olepszenia stanu waszej krwi. CT
kt6rzy ME ~staraja sic o siebie teraz,
cierpie6 beda ma rozmaite dolegli-
wo6ci gdy ciep}e pow ietrze nastapi.
Wtedy wszystkie nieczystosci Okla
ia sic we formie tumoru, pryszcz6w,
wyrzut6w rozmaitych wrzod6w.
severy Czysciciel Krwi leczy take
szkrofu}e, powiekszajac si}e fizycz
na i wzbudzajac zainteresowanie sig
do zycia. Cena s1.oo. Ma sprzedaz-
W aptekach Tub cd W. F. Severa
Co., Cedar Eapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
,,Poimka'' sic ME uda1a.

Pewien p~rzemytnik z Kr6-
lestwa polskiego zakupi} INA
czna ilosc towaru. i okowity
W Street.-The. Kiedy W nocy
mia} juz granice przekraczae,
schwyci} go ruski zo}nierz,
tam s}uzbe pe}niacy. Ma pro-
Shy, ably go pu6ci} i to "a
wysoka zap}ata, ME chcia4 6w
rusek pr2ystat, tylko pocza}
go bic i p~oniewierac. Pre-
mytnik majac okowite W pc
cherzynie, wyla! mu ia ma
twarz i zala} mu oczy; W
mgnieniu Okla wyrwa} mu
z rak bro6 i uciek} z MIA do
tutejszej wioski, tut mad gra-
MICA lezacej. w godzine pc
tenn przyszed} "a MIN zo{"
nierz i gdy 60 odszuka{,
prosi} ma kleczkach przemyt-
nika, ably mu bro6 zwr6ci},
gdyz 60 wielka kara czeka
"a pozbycie sic broni. Pre-
mytnik zada} zwrotu wynn
k}ej szkody, jaka poni6s{
przez utrate towaru i okowi-
ty. Poniewaz rusek picnic
dry ME mia}, przeto da} mu
zegarek szaruche (p1aszcz,)
Geese ubrania,. buty z n6g /
wszystkie naboje, jake miai
prey sobie. Wtedy doetal brof
bez naboi i zgrzytajac zeba-
mi, prawie bose i pol nagl
poszedl ma sw6j posterunek !
,,poimka" %(pojmanie) sic ME
udalo wcale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
OSZuka{ Smierc.

Choroba merck czesto zakoncza
SIC fatalnie, ale przez uzywanie sto-
sownego lekarstwa, e. H. Welt, z
Bear Grove, Iowa, oszuka} smierc.
On pisze: DIVA lata tenn cierpia-
lem ma nerki, kt6re spowodowaiy
mnie vielkie b6le, clerpjenia l ME-
spokojno6c, ale pc uzyciu Electric
Bitters, wyleczy}em sig zupe1nie.
Znalaz{em je take dobrem lekar-
stwem ma generalne es1abienie ner-
wowosc, i trzymam je zawsze PREY
reku, gdyz przekona}em sic ze ME
ma r6wnego sobie'. M. J. Kcwa-
lewski aptekarz, quarantine je- pc
SOC. g. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
NieWcZesny tart.

Niejaki6 Edmund Lelouse
W Paryzu chcial figla wyp}a-
tao zonie, ola tego po}ozyl W
]6zko figure woskowa, PREY
kt6rej rece i g}owa lekko by
}y tylko przymocowane. Gdy
iona weszla do sypialni, zbli-
zy}a sic do l6zka i schwyci-
Ia wystajaca z }6zka reke,
mYslac, re to reka meza, tax
re sic przestraszy}a nieboga
gdy zimna jak l6d reka po-
zssta1a W je; d1oni. Z krzy-
klein rozpaczy rzuci}a sic
ma lezaca figure, lecz jeszcze
wiecej sic przerazi}a, gdy i
g1owa pozosta1a W jej re-
kach, a nastepnie .potoczy}a
sic ma ziemie. Skutek tego
njewczesnego zartu by} ten,
re nieszczesliwa utraci}a zmy-
sly i musiano ia oddac do "a
k}adu ob}akanych. MAJ, do
wiedziawszy sic O stanie bez-
nadziejnym zony, otru} sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27

ze oskarzeni 80 pazdz. 2. r.
chodzili pc ulicach miasta "
c~zerwonych krawatach,w kt6-
rych tkwi}y 6pilki sokole, je.
den zas z Mich odezwa1 sic
do mezczyzny, kt6ry mial
zamiar wej6c do handful ~
dowskiego:,,T tn ME kupuj, idz
do Polaka!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Stub ma lou smiertelnem.

w Starem zabrZu zachorO-
wa}a narzeczona golibrody B.
niebezpiecznie ma zapalenie
p{uc tax, re nawet lekarze ia
odstapili. Narzeczony poszed{
mimo to do biura cywilnego
i do proboszcza, proszac, ably
go po}aczono z ukochana
pred smiercia wez}em mai
ze6skim. Stub odby} sic we
ntorek pc po}udniu W domu
chorej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Najciezszym

rekrutem podczas stawki woj'
skowej W Pile, W Pozna6s-
klein, okaza1a sic pewien 20
letni m1odzieniec, kt6ry wa
zy} ami mniej ami wiecej jak
2 centnary. Uwolniono go cd
wojska ola oty}osci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Kara "a 6pilki sokole.

Uczni6w krawieckich Sta
nis}awa Kamihskiego, Mic
czyslawa ~Piotrowskiego j
Stanis}awa Pawlaka> skazal
sad }awniczy W %Inowroc}a-
VIII kazdego ma 3 mr.. kary
albo. dzieh aresztu "a niedo-
zwolona swaWole. Przestep-
silva dopatrzy} sic sad " tenn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Persk0 Egipskie
DOmOWe Leczenie
z Zi6l / kOrZeni.
M6wimy rozmaitemi jezykami.

Mdwimy rozmaitemi jezykami.
Jezeli cheese odzwyczaic
sic picia, rozpalajacych trun-
k6w, lub palenia, poslemy
poradnik darmo.
Ma odpowiedz przy6lejcie &c
marke pocztowa.
Adres.
Prof 70 !. * Y q <. S Sem e bors s
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Divine zjaWiskO.
z Ziemska pod Dakowan

z Ziemska pod Dakowaml
Mokremi pisa do ,,Gaz.
Grudz.". w. poniedzialek
dnia IL BIN. 0 godzinie 9 mi
nut 81 wieczorem Widzielis-
ia zachodniej stronie ME
ba ~nadzwyczajne zjawisko.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-28
WITH KANSAS TEACHERS
The Preliminary State Programme Has
Been Made Up.

The preliminary programme for the
annual convention of the Kansas State
Teachers associa ton has been issued
The convention will take place in To-
peka on December 26, 27 and %. The
complete programmes for the convention
will not be ready until early in Deem
Der. This is the forty-thiTd annual con-
vention of the association.
The opening meeting OF the eonven-
ton will be held Tuesday evening, De-
cember rs, at 80 p m. in Representa-
tive hall. The address of welcome will
be delivered by Governor Hoch and the
response by Superintendent w. 8. Heus-
ner Junction City. Then will follow the
presidents address by Thos. w. Butcher
of Wellington.
The other general meetings Of the as
ISOLATION are as follows:
Wednesday, December %, 8 O'Clock a.
m, Representative hall. Program will
be announced early in December.
Wednesday, December y, 1870 D. m,
High School Auditorium. Music: A
short musical program win be given by
the department of music, University Of
Kansas.
Lecture: Nathan c. sehaefer, Pm. D..
state superintendent of public instruc-
Educational association. Harrisburg,
Pa
Thursday. December q. 3 o'clock a.
M, High School Auditorium. Address:
Nathan C. Schaeffer.
Music: Vocal solo. Prof Olaf Valley.
music department. State Agricultural
college.
Lecture: Means of Increasing the Use
fitness of the Country School. SupeTin-
tendent Q. J. Kern, Winnebago county,
Illinois.
Reports of committees.
Thursday, December g, 1880 p. m,
High School Auditorium. Short musical
program. Music department Baker
university.
Lecture: On the Trail of the Immi-
grant. Edward A. Steiner, Phi. D.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-28
EASY MONEY.
Treasurer of New York Life
Tells the Committee
How the Company Made O,O0O
on One Deal.
DEPOSITED GOODBONDS
In u. s. Treasury to Credit of
First National Bank
To Secure Government Cash in
Time Of Stringency.
DEPOSITED GOODBONDS

New York, Nov. 28.-E. .. Randolph,
treasurer of the New York Life Insur-
ance company. testified today that dur
ing q period of financial distress some
Massachusetts bonds and New York City
bonds belonging TO the New York Life
Insurance company were deposited with
the United States government for the
First National bank of this city. This
was done because the secretary Of the
treasury was demanding a high class Of
securities against government deposits.
The New York Life received for the
transaction 100000 besides interest, said
the witness.
Mr. Randolph was the first witness
before the investigating committee to-
day. Charles e. Hughes, counsel for
fhe committee. asked him if he had
been ordered by President John A. Nc
Can to turn the S4O,193 check from Kid
der. Pea body & Co, of Boston, over to
George w. Perkins vice president OF
the New York Life Insurance company.
ar Randolph said he was so ordered BY
President Mccall.
Mr. Randolph said the loan of $3.50, 600
to Kidder. Peabody & Co. was not acted
7tp0n by the finance committee of the
New York Life
Asked why he did not cash the check
for the New Ork Lie insurance COAlt-
uanv. MI Randolph said it did not be
long on the records Of the New York
Life. The eompany's share was five pNr
cent interest on the Mexican Central
bonds
And to furnish all the money. said
Mr.. Hughes.
Asked about the removal Of 100000
worth of New York City stock from the
vaults of the New York Life Insurance
company for a few days and the sub
stitution therefore Of a check on the
Central National bank for 100000 which
was told yesterday by Cashier Theo-
dore F. Banta os the New York Life,
Mr.. Randolph said the statement was
correct in the MAN. He aid remove the
stock as Mr. Banta testified he said
but at that time he was not the treas
lirer Of the company, but chairman of
The executive committee. He probably
acted under instructions from Mr.. Gibbs,
then treasurer, now dead.
Who got the stock?' asked MI
Hughes.
= don't remember. only three men
had then access to the vaults" he said
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-28
STILL AFTER GAS.
Local Company Hopes to Locate It
Near Topeka.

Strenuous efforts viii be made by the
management of the Consumers Gas com
pany to locate natural gas in the near Vi
cinity of Topeka in order that the gas
company may cut loose for its supply
from the Kansas Natural Gas company.
Two gas wells have been sunk in the
interest of the gas company already
southeast of the city in the vicinity Of
Tinewo0d Park They were sunk TO all
purposes and intent by the Coronado De
veIopment company. who have engaged
j.. n. Burr of Denver. an oil and gas eK-
pert. to be in full charge of all opera
tous- 1T is understood, however, that the
local gas company Is interested largely in
the venture and is encouraging the pros
pectiuE
Neither Of the two wells which have
thus far been sunk here have shown any
thing in the way Of strong encourage
ment though Burr still maintains that
gas can be found and will be found near
Topeka The first we'll, which was sent
down a distance Of some 100 feet. was
abandoned because of a cave in Of the
wallis which prevented further boring
Another we'll. ON which work is now in
I'rogr ess. was Immediately started to the
east and is now down about 450 feet.
Tn the interests of aequainting them
selves more fully with the features which
undeTlie the Kansas gas belt, @. X. H0l-
liday and Il. n Burr are now down at In
dependence. The result of the investi-
cation which is now being made down
there VIII be embodied in the prospect
Ing winch viii be done in this vicinity.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-28

ton, accompanied by Miss Hazel Lakin
who will be her guest.
Mr.. Merrill Lindsay returned today
to Meadow Springs Farm, near Waiver
", after visit to his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. S. Lindsay.
Miss Ra Hotch4ziss and Mr.. Hal
Hotchkiss, Washburn students, left to-
day for their home in Watunga, I. T.,
to spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
Miss Blanch Rohrer and Mr.. Ralph
Rohrer of Washburn left for Wichita
to spend Thanksgiving.
DR.. T. w. Peers and Mr.. H. E. Peers
have been called to Collinsville, Illi-
nois, on account of the death of their
father.
Mrs. Willard Church of Kansas City
is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bunker in Potwin Place.
Mrs. Abe Steinberg and Miss Ethel
Steinberg are visiting Mrs. Ralph Zane
in Fort Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Wells and
their daughter Helen have gone to Sa-
lima and Solomon to spend few days.
Mrs. Harry W. Hammack has gone
to Oklahoma City to visit her mother,
Mrs. Jarboe, for a fortnight.
Miss Maud Rehkopf will spend
Thanksgiving in Kansas City.
Miss r. NJ. F1agg of Hutchinson.
Kan, is a. guest of Mrs. A. A. Majors.
Mrs. r. F. Conner and daughters
Cora and Frances will spend Thanks
giving in the country with Mrs. Con-
nof's sister, Mrs. w. G. Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stanton celebrated
their fifth anniversary at their home at
305 Ash street Saturday evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ash,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Checksf1eld, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. s. Loury, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Mespelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Osn1an Bates,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-28
BRIDGE IS IN DANGER.
Kansas Avenue Structure May Be
Washed Away.

Unless the city takes some action
soon regarding q change of channel
of ShungHnunga creek the new bridge
over the stream on Kansas avenue is
in danger of being swept away by
high water. This is the statement
made by the city engineer, James Nc
Cabe.
The change of channel would in
volve the excavation of about 3,eo0
cubic yards of dirt, and would call for
an approximate distance Of 125 feet.
It would cost the city about $500 The
change of the channel has been con-
templated by the council but nothing
has been actually done
1.-The streets and walks committee or
the council should take some action
before the winter sets in, said the city
engineer. There is immediate dam
ger in case of high water of having
that north wing wall swept away
We need the dirt for a I'LL on Kansas
avenue to extend from Twentieth
street to Beacon street. And since
that has been practically decided upon
the excavation of the change Of cham
mel should be made since it can be in
cIuded in the one estimate, IT would
mean no additional expense. That is
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hunt, Mrs. E. E.
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Mrs. Moore, Miss Florence Rohrer, Miss
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the only place where we can get the
necessary dirt for making the Kansas
avenue fill and the haul is very short
The old bridge may go out any old
time, it IS in bad condition now
The council would not gain any
thing BY delay for the frost win soon
De IN the ground and 1t viii then be a
difficult matter to excavate. The Ill
If constructed. will need weather &C
ton to make It firm and compact
The change of channel is right
above the new bridge and would re-
suit in tiverting the water from a
bend and send it through a straight
channel. The cost of the bridge. Just
completed, is in the neighborhood OF
$4,000.
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