davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

gIda9aarb8 airtens
Gmbeber. @eo Den forIeOen NIB
pieoe glaagaarOstirts / asbenbabn
er graittembeOerne blepne 6eiatte mto
9aitor IL. 56omien oa 9aitOr Chr.
2uopigs.
qaitor 39omIsn er fpot ben 7.
Sanuar 1870 os er iaaleoes utpiplz
|iom en- At 9pens nngite Sosnepras
tier. 0an tog teologiit G%mbeOsetsas
men 1899 og par b~erefter en- 5io 8ps
missioner / 8s6enbaon. De iibite
Bar 2ar bar ban ION prGit parst
tn0ttet til ct. So6annes Menigbeb.
@eo bet firtelige uge6lao Sch %
6eit" er ban en- flitti9 Meoarbeioer.
GATOR Quopigs' llonapnelie II!
reiioerenoe 8upeaan bar 9ipet 4nleos
ming til. at bet Spergsmadl sr BE
pen reiit, ON life ogiaa fremtioig en-
itgrre 6eninntaqen til De f%orftelioe
.tirteliqe 8%etninger par pnitelig otb
gortQipeIfen al Gmbeoerne peo be m
Smdatirter, itrioer o3dgbluoet".
6iotil bar Iom betenot tun 9r9iter
al Snorezgisiion opnaaet at TONNE
i 9%etra9tning, men 5ortGmperne
.for 2ige6erettigelie for aae 8etnin9er
hqboer meb en- bis RET, at &sbenz
fupns 9irteiaa itettes al ale tirie.
liae QfIfnQninaer. Som betenot tils
trrer Qaitor 9uonigs BEN grunotpi9
tie R%etnina. 9i bar tioli1ere unferi
nogle bio9rdfite 0oter ON ben un9e
Brett 70 ifal oerfor Eliot minbe ON.
q. ban er fsot 1877 % oerfor for
hoIosois 6urtig er rottst op I ct reiiz
bsrenos aopenani.
) 9lottsrem6eott er dniat 81.
Bib. Martsnien, Ter gennem mango
Qar bar b1ret tn1ttei til bet Reit3eI=
ite 5orIa9 % ION i~oaoan er tommet
I gerpring meo abitiqigs al pore Scr.
.%fatters. oan itrsp / 5jor ben inter
e%siants life BOG: sra mine fsrite
% 2(ar i s. u. 8eiBeIs Sc3Ia0e".
Som CrouniIt iii 1ulom9Qtio
&litadarb fungere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

Retzfa9 metlem Qf6oIbs 3
iorenin9sr. 9i6or9 Operrst
far ben %. Aug. paaopmt en- Sa3.
fooruneer 6oosb6eitnreIien for .7sf
6lda gaanb I 9dnmarf4 6aboe Iegt
BET 9onIe Qf6olosieIita6. .0st blaa
gaano" i Rpts6ing. Mors, Der /
Sommeren 1903 6oobe uomslbt ig
al 6aaesForeninaen. / 6sn6olb IL
s II / De fenss 9eotaeter for Oct
6laa 9aanb" at ubleoere Qfbslinaens
9annere % Qrototoaer til 6obeobss
t1relitn. Deb unberrstsbommeu BAR
6oosobsitnreliens qaaitanb taoet Ii.
5stae. % bsnns 9om Itabfaftsbsg
n. 8. at Gberretten, 6borfos
bet ~paalagbss bet inbitaonte Sslifa6
at 9ootapre 6o0eb6eIfnreIitn Qrotsss
lens Cmfoitninaer for Cperrettsn
meo 30 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

On init Qrins paa en-
[ anft 5olte6ejffole.
Belle Qnts 5olfeblab~ fortaaer 81.
z. (~Diitnot Seminarielersr Marius
Gerenisn / Seaing) fslgenbs, Der fos
nogIe uasr iiosn sr foregadet pad
9runOtOigs 5OIte6sjitole OeO asbsns
BARN:
Gn al qi9efoIens fioIte 0ags tom
en- tpit qrins (af Reuis). fom T fere
Qar bar bait 4ni3ttelie BED bet tDite
@eianotItab i 9~sbsnbapn og oerFor
baaoe %foritaar og taller 3dnif, I'll
6gjifolen og Bah ON Ger til al bers
og fe paa unoeroisningen. On Ri
teje geisg itob / nogsn 5orbinoelie
meb 5pifernes 6siffoler / Ssnbers
ipGanb efler meb bet n9rforeifadenbe
&ejierbefsg / a~sbenbapn, Hal jeg life
tunne iige; qrinien lob iii at pare
iaa interesieret % forituaenbs, at
Fan aoot for fin egfn Stplo funoe
o9re tommen.
Goritunoer 8oienbal bolot Sort
brag ON 9algas, Der 6abbe parst
meO at rejie port 5olt, Oa .,Oore
5jenoer babbe tuget life alene be 10
tpfte 6ertugbsmmer, men ogiaa bet
eamle bdnIte aronlanb SlssDig".
prinien fulgte goot meo, og Ri tunbs
bsre paa BAN bagsfter. at ban life
par uoen p9bagogiif Cans oe Oms
tante. gnd Glep69nfene fab ogiad
isnberjnbife piger. Dem intsresiss
tebe qrinien fig farlig for. 7et
funoe Dare britt interesfant at Oib.,
hOOrfor be tom berop, btrebe ban.
Roienba6l git ben og hentebe beres
Stilbeger os bite prinfen BEN. Ser
bar Spn for Saeen. Oct bar ct
5ilfalbe; men bet iaa ub fom en-
5onfe, at Donflarerens fibffs Opga.
be lsb omtrent fudlebss: .5DOrfor
|jee tOm puu Ssjitols, Os bpub llbbpt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15
Nlinanaffer 1905.

vi bar nOgle faa Qlmauatter for
/ Oar, Jon ri bill felge til 15c. Chit
tet, iaa lense Oplaget Oarer.
glore adrsange ialses for 1Oc.
Stbttst, iaa lanes 6abes.
Oct er 10 interssIant at bdoe en-
ristig odnit Qlmanat meo o1nIte JOrs
t9%llinger.
&sb BEN for be 5iiiorier, Iom er
| BEN.
6rimarfer mObtuses fom getos
ling.
Danish Publishing House,
Blair, Nebr. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

tc ieg bar BAIT at Stoleop6o!Oet9"
De ionoerjnoite bigger baooe tie dnet,
At andre END 8anitlGreren tube liz
ie here's Stil, og minbit bapbe e
onet, at Ell int Statsmano itulOe
lQie Oeres gefenoeIier, Der par iaa
ufor6e6olbne og ligefremme ipm 0ierz
tets itiulte 5anter; nSe9 er tommen
paa 6eiitole for at lore at itrioe nit
WooersmaaI - ferit og fremmeIt
oerfor~. S~tilbpgernes fprite 9Iaoe
rite pep oeres mango, mango Rettelz
Ter, at qigerne trangte til At lare
8ettriOning; Den iioite StiI par ber=
imoo temmeli9 rem % bapoe i zig nos
get al ben @lebe, Der li9ger i al
tunne fr,gere Sjalen i Orb = BEN
ferligite @ape, Stabsren 6ar gipet
Menneitet.
Sort cfter itiaebe Qiaerne op til
0bmnaitif. qrinien sniteoe at ie "a
tale meo ben fsnoerjDOife 9igs. iom
fapoe itreoet Den 6eoite Stil % Oer=
reb giret BAN en- tlar 5orItaaelie al.
hporior Ssnberinoerne ta9er pdd b.
5oItebpiifoler. Men ri tsr ref
life tro, At ban ct BAR 3a9e efter
f%ortaIte &eiiersn i'm Cplebelie?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

9trfeQdaro. qbiiaiae tpben-
hapnite airtegaaroe bar libt tor stas
be peo 5~irsoa9ens ooloiomme Sin
bruo. % iarIig paa 0olm,ns 9irte.
qdar6 er en- Man9oe 6rape faIbne
iammen. Ser itets Ct ret alporli9t
lllotfestilfaIoe, ioet ct fort Monas
ment falot oper 8raoer Qiaemoes
o9 tilfeieOe ham IA tore @p9itelier,
at ban / en- 4mbulanceooQn maatts
bringes til 9ommuneboipitalet %
inoIa9aes,
6n etettriff gdne mel
tenn Stlte6or9og 20 dmmen.
+ Reofars6ro 6olotes 5reodg B.. q.
2taa. ct Msbe ON en- puat9ntt eief4
triit Sern6oue meaem Silte6org o9
@ammen paa ben projettereoe Ran
oers-9i6Org Sern5ane.
3et oatte ifel9e a9i6org Stiit5
5olteblao" en- Del CpmGrfiom6eo,
at 5oltet.ngsmano 8s. 6anien op=
mite. At Regeringeu 6oooe uoienot en-
aommisiion til unoerisselie at elets
triite Q%otalbaner, oa at 9ommisiios
nens meOlemmer, inn for 4 2lar r.
ben uotalte fig abiolut moo elettriite
ganer, MI babbe pnoret here's Snn
oerpaa % gjoroe fig til 1ulsmanp fpr
3nofsrelie al eIetiriit Drift paa 90
tdl6anerne / 2anoet. 5iaigs oplniie
6oItetingsmonoen, at Der ira en- an
ben Sioe ssres ret betpbslige Qns
i~tren9elier for at !aeae be De Ii6iis
5ioer %iremtOmne ganeprojetter Din
oringer ! @ejen.
Gfter nogen 3isfusfon neoiattes
ct lem Maubs uopdIe, Der pil labe
uoarbejoe iorelebiqe qloner "a Be-
regninger, iom ital oeblagses 9lnoras
aenoet ON 9oucesiion.
Graft peb 9aaoeftuo.-
Qftenen ben 30. quguit Itste pa1
Qemmetofte en- betlagelig Unite. net
On Sfomugerlarling Better 66riitens
zen, Der itOo og mansorereoe meo er
,aet 4epolDer / Gperb9relie al en- 8el
sarle ira 5orpdgtergadrosn, tom til
at it9oe en- at bisie / Wunoen, iaas
ltpts At 9ugIen git I'D beo Zret. 8en
t~iltalote Gage tunbe fun tonitatets.
at 7soen par inotraabt eie6littsliq.
Zen aiosoe. fois Qapn sr Sans
gumann. Dar p qar % par ira
8anbersegnen.
gerningsmanoen "foripdnot fort
eiter lllDtten % Ct life fet foen. Man
irp9ter ifsIgs 81. g.. at ban / 5ors
toioIelie r0er BET ifste bar aflioet
fig felO.
Zen ~foriounons Stomagerlarling
er ifeiae n. 9. ienere funben I 6aarz
leo. 6por ban 6aboe ffuot ia en- augs
le / grbitet; ban fsrtes til 5are Sps
ge6us. 6an er alporlig ~idorst; men
BET menss bog, at bans Qio ian reb-
rec.
gn Sutterfabrit 9eftsI
fj9itdno. .3e oduite Suffer
fa6riter" far paa ct Meoe / aebens
6a0n 5isgng ben %. Q(uguit tilbuot
Observation-Disclosures for bet I 9eit
.baaano neoidtte uboalg angaaenbe
Cprettelie al en- Sutferfo6rit at an.
lagge en- ianoan 8abrit I @isrleo DID
Staqelie - 91rsle0 : gansn, mibt
.imelsm Slagslis og aaIunoborg.
.@isrleo frembbber forbolospis gum
itioe 9anbforbolo. Oct iamlsbe uos
odlg tube boloe Meos I SlagelIe
paafslgenbe 5rsbag.
3hfterne om 2obfer I,
cante 6drbdnoe. Zen en-
aelife Gfoore, Der par paa geisg /
Gsbierg, oar 2(aridg til. at Der /
norbipoite 9obsfrebie bar reift fe tor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

49, fA4= - O@NN|rF&9
Iel ertlareoe 6loor, at 8eoatter 8.
g. 9dnien oper for BAN ba0oe uos
taft, at fan 6apbe iphttet pol Gnte
Seniine goulien. Desuben msote
@Gperife Sprgine moOien. @aIbOra.
Der ailaabe CD poa, At Reodttsr
6anien 6aooe raabt oSfruebrrtterz
taain9" efter 6enoe o9 ippttet paa
benoe.
9artoffeI6eftsr teaner,
cftey 6oao foriteai9e 9~rooiusblaoe
~triDer, I naiten ale @9ns af oanost
til at 5lire iarbees for.
Der meloes oqida ON 1ere Si9ls
ben6eber. Sodlebes bar man hos
Gdarbeier u. Rielisn, 9e6ei forleo,n
Dag opqraoet BEN ferite 9~artoTelbuf
al maanum 6cnum. unosr 6oiItsn
ter fanotes 40 Str. alminOelias
eptfetartofer % 7 minarei BEN Re.
toro Dil piit 6l're paniftda ut 1oa,
mener ,,ooriens 0ag6lao1.
Ter tommer ligeleoes mango tore
9artofer foy 0agens e7e 8l. a..
bar nan ifplge o9enbiasfel Chen.
Re" pao @aaroejsr qasfn 0}doiens
mart. 3qrfing / sinOat aoIet en-
9arto1el paa en- 9agt At 242 SD.
Roar an ramme8 al Qas
Smeo Sens 6inoIen { Rob,
G~isien6itra Sogn, 5ois gus forle.
ZEN 6ranote peo Q%nnneoil19 % ION
ielp ramtes at opnet, bar euonu lie
fuIoftanbia forOunoet 6sl8erne at
29nets Snopirtning, men ian oog nu
beOage Zig omtrin8, @itstist til en-
Stot.
Gfter hans easn og aonens 9ereis
ming ON gsgiusn6eoen 6fofattsr en-
of n5pens St.ftstioenot1s MeO0elts
re fel9enbe:
9aabe ban og aonen par. Oa u
rsjret 6s9nnote, t 5arb meo at Ipiie
til Qften % lab bDer BED I'm GnOe of
ct ganife fife 8orb, pa pluoieligt ct
blpnoenee QDn. Der e~ftsrfal9tes cf
ct baloigt 1%oroenIfralb, opigite Gtus
en-; / iamms 2ieblit i%piintres Stos
len, bporpaa Sens 6inoisn fooer, os
9onen Ter fam ipnte ianuen pda
@uloet. ; fsrite gjsblit bar BUN
fun 5ante for Manben % tIuter IL
te paa, At Der Tan pare so / 6uiet.
5srit ba Stuen ~be9nnotr at fnlbes
meb Rsa. opooger bun. Al 1asst itadr
I l1s Cue, % meO Op6nos,ien al an,
fine arniter IDttes bet tsuoe MI al
fau ben tore, iOGre MaHo it16t ub
al bet ~6ranbsnoe 6us "a foreIs6ig
ldgt oeo no9le Guite.
Del er qammeltenot, At man / en-.
telte 3ilfaloe bar talot l5usrdmte
Menneiter til Qio igen oso at oosrs
Babe osm meo rigeliat folo. @auo,
og maaiie oiIos mango fsrs f~relies,
6bis Soft Deb iaaoanne uIDttestiIs
fGloe / 3ioe 6uitebe paa at anpenoe
bette iimpIe Raab. 3 6osrt Sab
mener Sens 5iubi.n, at ban tan tatis
rem 0mitanois6eO, al ~llosirst lebias
sebes al et Acknowledgements RegnifDl.
Der / ae6et at fort lib g~snuembleoie
Fam til Stinbet, for, at bans Be-
DiOitbeo liot eiter liot penote til6age.
Om ieloe RsbNdgst bar ban ingen
ION felit erinoring; ban fslte ingtn
lem 6elit Smerte og aneoe lite, 6bors
ran ban bar tommen til at ligge uos
unoer guitens. Ulen paa bans 2ss
gene bar 9pnet efterlabt TT MGrfe
/ 5orm at en- mert Stri6e, Der gadr
ira beire 6ofte tpars ooer llnoerlis
net og ntb ab benitre Ben / 9ele beas
Q9ngbe.
W9rteligt NOT m9rfeoe 6oertsn
9onen eaer en- minbre 7atfer. Der
0giaa opbolot fig / Stuen, noget til
9Dnet, hoorimob IN Mono % en- So
ne, Der befanbt fig 1 Rqr6eoen of
Suist, 6egas iant | ana 0eo 9ufts
tr9tfst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

st lille fg6en6upnff Be
neOig. 6elt ube I bet nbsrIte &ss
ben6apn, / ben inblemmeoe Del al
6ooebitaben, bar Regnifnaene ~ofitsos
iommet en- lie u~betboeli9 WliTere.
BET Gaoenet, Der Ilutter fg ON 500
De6aarerne 6olm6Iabsgabe og 5rdnts
r%iasga6e. er til 3els fat unotr 9anb.
) Gaar Morges og enbnu bit OBJ db
5ormiooagen frembeb 8barteret ct
penetianif gi1ebe. Den ubenforfaas
tnbe 5iIituer tunbe bare I'm Gorngis
efe al at iagttage Ret; men FOR Be
bosrne al be hiemIegts aoorterer our
9atuitrofen minbre lpitig.
gi anbsrtoitebe ! @aar 5ormib<
bag he rberfbgmmeOe 0aber ct Gfs
terf1r. 8 5olmblabseabe tob ber
en- Def Se ober Gaben, Der paa en- life
u6etbOelig Stratning bar ufremtOms
melis. 5 abIti1ige al aalosrne 6aps
be ganbst itaoet l a Il Qlen; granbs
iel bar sbeldgt; lrtetr9mmerne
6ap6s faaet beres 2ogre forbarpet.
Sum for @obens llngoom bar bet
itste en- gsgipen6eb al ubetinget glns
befig Qrt. Meb o%pfmegsbs alaoer
aoeoe be ben pnbebe Sport: at iopps.
: Sibesaberne itOb bet enfnu bars
re iii. aebenbdbn bar life mere
6sitflineenbe @absnapne enb be, bs-
Ter beteensr ben Mstemting af gp
|cg 2onb. 9Dor fore aaierner liegsr
eamle 8onbsgaarbe. Spds
niensgabs, portugdlsgabe, life at
tale ON Winortugabe og Normonbis
ct, er ~ feitliee genebnelier. Msn
/ Gaar 5ormibbues bar Der life for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

StD6rub oper aB6eus
BET 6eftige Sfb6ruo, ION
fele 5ormiooaqen / Gaar 6arqeoe
gnen meo 0me9n. bar anrettet lite
ringe Staoe, I%frioer ,9aa6la6et" al
90. Dug. @artnerne gntns Cms
eQn bar faaet here's Miffbante sees
5oroen / oore Barter er mon=
&c Ste0er pao7fet bort % en- Del
9uitpGtiter unoerminersoe. ca BET
fore 5erl9enin9sdr6ejoe / @rennins
gen MATTE af6rbbes, ba 9anoet IS6
li9e iaa itartt ino iom I'D. ; Np
bnqningerne fl man trablt meo at
foa 9Gloerne pumpebe I'D.
W~otor6aabene paa Sserne moa;te
to Gange I 5ormiOoagens Qsb toaes
uo al Tarten oa Ianies for gan6;
poa Reoen % / 6apnen gil flere BAD
De til gunos. % 2(r6eibst beb eli
6ene maatts inbitiGss ct Bar 3imsr.
Gnoog / Girtus ftrpmmsoe 9anoet
iad traft'9t nto, at @uIpet lan9s
Eri6une % 2o9er enonu i Qftes ioa
nnpaoitet uo, mems 5leieIsi9osrne
hreo al 9anb. Oct iibite bar minore
tiltdlsnoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

3nfterns Tom 2obfer
/ anfte Garpanos. 7en ens
eelife GTfdbre, Der bar pda gefeg |
Gsbierg, bar Q(ariog til, at Der /
norbipbfte 9Obsfrebis bar reit Iie tor
8rsbe mob 5pTferne. Sogen er iflg.
,Qal6org Qmtatibsnps" ben, at Gitds
bren life, bbab man mantte pents,
forlangte oobsasFftonce beb Stooen
og neb gennsm g9lterne til be tnite
6opneftaber, og bet al ben @runo,
at en- inf Qbifobampsr agerebe Gss
rsr fra Stasen Og nsb eftsr. Zen
haobe ligeet og pentet pda Gftobren.
9et, fnnes 2obfsrne. sr at fnpbe BEN
for berss Gortjeneite, ndnr 5hTferne
paataeer fig 2obstjensIts I bunfe
Gurbonbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

5oritel paa Spanien us qpriugaI,
8inorta % Rormanoiet, aae minos=
DC melt al alt ON Den ipanite Sp elz
Ter aanalen. Sun par @anoet ifts
epbt not til, at bet tunoe Beetles mso
iprre 5urtpjer. men / Here @aber
6aooe man peo oialp al TONNE
SmsrbritIer og graooer maattet
6ngae inpropiiereoe 9roer, for Ct
man p~per6opebet funoe TONNE frem.
81 iaa itoO bet enboa aGerparIt ii
/ 5slanosgaoe, Der par en- ensite 5lob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-15

meIfe pa & Q :
ubitiIlingen 3ioos
II. QGsrebe SFnbag ben q. 2tug.
par bet 10 GAIT meo ben iiaIanoitc
gonoe61tte. men G~oarsoaotns polps
iomme 8egnifnt anretteoe ligefrsn
ZbeIa99elie. iaaIebes at 6ntten MAJ
bare ct hslt mt Gag.
) ben beitinbiite 9otunbe itoo
9anost omtrent en- 6aIo Qlen bait.
Der bar ufremtommeIigt al 5nbs
aan9en ira 3iet9ensgabs.
Timber oisfs Gmit9noi96eoer tog
man bet fornuftigs qarti al LUTTE
uotiGin9sn. Man qtt nappe ta6t al
me9et. @ejret inbbgo life til uoe
itiainesbeira.
5noe / felos 5ipoli gif BET iarlig
I'D oper 5epaoiaonen Qr. 2 - rer
BAR 8 CONNER ganb / ,Smsrre,
brsosituen" - og oOer qlabien fcrs
an 9oncertialen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-07
WANT CITY TO OWN 1T.
Recommendation OF Board of Health
Concerning Crematory.

The city board of health is in favor
of seeing the city ownership of the
crematory. They have figured it out
that the city would makea money maxi
ing thing out of such an investment
and that the council even in the face
of the city's present stringent financial
condition should take favorable action
upon such an enterprise. That it
would mean a clear profit of at the
least $400 per month. DR.. Menninger
says that the scheme has been adopted
in a number of cities and that munich
pal ownership has proved an unalloy-
ed success.
In consequence of this feeling DR..
Plummer supported by DR.. Menninger
introduced the following recommends
ton in the form of a, resolution before
the committee of health and SANTA
ton but the latter failed to pass upon
it favorably
Eve would respectfully recommend
again that the city own and maintain
the garbage crematory. If that be
found not to be feasible then that the
city enter into contract with some
reliable company and make it a., part
of the contract that there be a fine
imposed and collected from said COM
pany in case of violation of any part
or parts of the same and also a for
fixture of the contract; that the fran
cllise be for not longer than ten years
and with the privilege of the city buy
ing it after five years; that the same
be not located on the Kansas river;
that the company be required to pay
into the city treasury a certain per-
centage of their gross receipts and that
the schedule of prices which are
agreed on be revised in case of cheap
ened fuel by reason of natural gas
or other causes; that in all particu-
lars the company be subject to the
rules and regulations of the city board
of health
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-07
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Rev. George F. Huckelberry of Wash
ington, Kansas, will occupy the pulpit
at the Baptist church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. Special music by the
choir.
The services tomorrow at the Church
of the Good Shepherd will be morning
prayer and sermon at IL o'clock, even
ing prayer and sermon at 7;S0 O'CLOCK
Bishop #. r. Millspaugh will preach at
both these services.
George Gurtler and George Barrett of
fire station No. 1 will have fine dis
play of chickens at the poultry show
next week. Mr.. w. A FORBES VIII also
have a number of fine fowls on exhibit
ton.
Miss Gertrude Murdoch of Stanley,
Kansas. is the guest of her cousins,
Misses Bessie and Ethel Carson.
Waldo Haywood has returned to st.
Johns Military school at Salina to re
sumo his studies after spending the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hey
wood.
Mr. Taylor has returned to his home
in Oklahoma after visiting his rather
j. r.. IaylOTs superintendent u Liz
county farm.
Miss Berta Shields who has been
spending the holiday recess here visit
ing her father, c. D. Shields, left today
for Marquette where she is one of the
teachers in the schools. Mrs. Frank
Shields also returned to her home IN
Lindsborg after a visit to her uncle, G.
d. Shields, and family.
Miss Minnie Henderson, late Of
Boyles' Business college, Omaha, Neb.,
is visiting her sister, Miss Agnes Hen
derson. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. J. Bollotte.
Miss PermeIia Curtis will entertain
at an informal high five party this
evening at the home of her parents,
Congressman and Mrs. Charles Curtis,
sos Van Buren, street. Those asked are
Miss celia Fay Lukens, Miss Nellie
Dolman, Miss Lolah McAfee, Miss
Eleanor Lukens, Miss Helen Haynes,
Miss Hazel Haynes, Miss Mabel Skin
ner, Mr.. Grove Dolman, Mr.. Oran Lay
ton, Mr.. Bob Thomas, Mr.. Charles Cox,
Mr.. Glen Bryan, Mr.. Guy Miller. NE
Harold Forbes Mr.. Jim McAfee, Mr.
Walter Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Van Vechten en-
tertained at dinner yesterday at their
home, 1908 Jackson street, in honor OF
the birthday anniversary of their
granddaughter, Miss Alba Van Vechten.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-07
IN OLD CLOTHES ST..
Story Which Illustrates the Careless
ness of Average Run of Man.
kind in Topeka.

What individual in Topeka is SO
flush with his money that he can af-
ford to lose $71 and not miss it. or if
missing it make no report of the
matter.
Word was received in Topeka today.
that in a shipment of old clothing sent
from Topeka to a paper mill in New
Jersey. ST. was found in the pocket
of waistcOat and as the shipment was
gathered by a local rag concern, the
money is the property of some one l1v-
ing here in Topeka, but as there is a
money or other articles of value
found in old clothing, is the property
of the finder, and even If the loser
should see this item and learn where
his loss has strayed to, there is no
hope of him recovering it.
The letter received by the local con-
Germ announcing the ind, stated that
the money was found by girl in the
employ of the paper mill, one who
really needed it. The interest in the
matter now is who lost it.
Have you ever realized what care
lessness is exercised in the selling or
discarding OF old clothing? Hardly a
day passes but some real good article
of wearing apparel is sold to some
rag man, and if the owner of such
garments would but send them to
Chivers, the man who makes old
clothes new, they would be surprised
at the result attained. Besides there
would be less tailor bills to pay and
you could dress better. Men generally
discard their old clothing as soon as
1t becomes a little SOiled or worn
but one trial to Chivers would con-
vince them that there is a years more
wear in the garments, and though the
rag man and tailor would lose a Gus
toner you will have made friend
and as friends are useless unless they
can be worked, you will find Chivers
the best friend you ever had.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-07

For such attractions as play on a
percentage basis, the mayor. city attor-
ney, city clerk and the councilmen will
''be cut OUT Twenty ushers and the
newspapers will be the only ones
favored.
why do you give the city officers
any at all?" was asked of Mr.. Foster.
He smiled q wide smile and said:
Simply because we use the city hall.
That's why"
And why shall you cut them out Of
percentage shows ~
Because we need every cent that we
viii be able to get" was Mr.. Fosters
equally laconic answer.
Il want to cut the passes to an abso-
lutte minimum" says the secretary OF
the Pipe Organ association. e'It is the
thing to do. The list I have given out
covers the matter mighty thoroughly.
The newspapers should have their
passes by all means because 1t IS an
exchange for advertising notices and 1T
is right that the ushers should have
theirs. With regard to the latter,
have made an agreement with all OF
the attractions which come here, to
keep out that many tickets for the ush-
ers. The pass which we give them.
they can use for their wives. Admission
will be granted themselves free at the
door In that way we secure good,
gentlemanIy usherS, who will do the
thing right, and I'll tell you that is
worth a whole lot. All of the managers
want US to treat the newspapers fairly
because they do the business for u.s.
So far as the city officers are concern
ed, I feel that can favor them once
in a while for giving us the hall. We
are not losing anything by doing that.
But the ordinary outsider" centin-
ued Mr.. Foster, who because he is
friend of mine, or Of some member of
the organ committee, OF has perhaps
attended a meeting or something OF
that nature, will not get a pass. We
have to quit that. 1t has been run to
death here IN Topeka You get COM
plants from every source where show
is run by public enterprise. The Kan
sas State Fair association suffered Sc
vereIy for its enormous distribution of
passes last fall. They learned a lesson
by it. It has been SO with a great
many things. 1T is not right that pass
es should be given out right and left.
Here we have about nine or ten attrac-
tons in connection with our pipe organ
and we will just cut the pass business
right down to the outline I have given
you We need all the money we can
get to pay for the attractions them
selves. and every cent that is over will
be needed to pay the remainder. Of the
cost of the pipe organ. People should
bear in mind that our efforts are for
the public good, and everybody should
be willing to pay the price of admis-
5ion I have considered this pass mat
Ter very thoroughly and will follow the
plan I have outlined