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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
THE COUNTRY EDITOR.
Nothing but a Snap TO Run Paper
Down in Kansas.

Nothing but a Snap TO Kun Paper
Down in Kansas.
Every once in while some cheer.
ful individual remarks To rs, "Well
now that the paper Is out you can
take 1t easy for three or four days"
Yes, how delightful ii is that q
country editor has practically moth
ing To do between press days. Husi'
ness runs along automatically, When
paper bills become due money drops
of the trees with which To pay them.
Subscribers vie with each other To
see who can pay the farthest IN ad-
vance. Advertisers beg for addition.
al space. And the way that the new 5
hunts up the editor is also pleasant To
contemplate. There is something
really peculiar about the way the
news items act, When the paper Is
out the editor simply goes TO his desk
and leans back in his easy chair and
looks wise and waits for next week s
press day. The day before press day
the people line up in front OF the office
door and then they file past the desk
aud tell him all the news Of the week.
He writes 1t up in fifteen or twenty
minutes, takes IL back and hangs IL
on the copy hook. The compositors
take the copy, shakes il over the type
case, say few mystic words, and the
type flies into place and after Il few
passes by the foreman the forms are
ready for the press again. And the
editor goes down and deposits some
more money in the bank. It's the
greatest snap in the catalog. Now II
the editor could only do away with
press day, his JOY would be complete,
Kansas Record.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
STRIKES A KEYNOTE,

In this one sentence GOV. Cummins
strikes a keynote which points the
way for every republican. "If any
man, be he republican or democrat,
has conceived the idea that because
the republicans are not yet ready to
make these (tariff) changes, that to be
consistent, must forsake my party
and join the ranks of those whose
purpose is not to revise a protective
tariff, but TO substitute a revenue
tariff, he is harboring delnsion"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
HARVEST FESTIVAL.
The People OF Oakfieid Enjoy q Picnic
AT Oak Hin on Friday

ca Friday of last week the people
OF GA * Hill had harvest festival
that brought together large and
happy company Of the young people
OF that community. Addresses were
made by Rev. Walter Jensen and
Rev. Mr.. Jorgensen. County Auor.
ney Cosson who with County Record.
er Woodland gone down to enjoy the
day was called upon and made an in
teresting address. OF course thew
had an abundance 10 eat and a good
time generally.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
Outside Opinion.

Friday night saw the close of Ons
of the most satisfactory county faire
ever held in Audubon county. This
total attendance for the three days
totaled about 1000 and the receipt
from all sources were very satisfac
tory to the management. The stock
show was the best ever seen in quality
and quantity and the display OF agri-
cultural implements and kindred en-
tries was of character TO reflect credit
upon the exhibitors and pleasure To
the crowds of spectators. Harlan tri-
bune
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
Homeseekers Excursion to the North,
west, West and Southwest.

Via the North Western line. Excur-
sion tickets at greatly reduced rates
are on sale to the territory indicated
above. Standard and Tourist Sleep.
ing Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars
and "The Best OF Everything" For
dates of sale and full particulars APP
ply TO agents Chicago & North
Western R'y
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
A Bargain.
House and lot for sale cheap.
MORRISSEY y FERCK
A New Dairy.

Geo. f., Brown has decided to go
into the dairy business again and
has already bought three fine Jersey
cows. He was in the business once
before but sold out some five or six
years ago. His purpose now is To
make the furnishing Of good milk to
the people of Audubon a regular bust
ness, and will deliver IL regularly TO
his customers either morning or
evening.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
AUTUMN
APPROACHES

and we announce our COM
plete readiness TO show all
the latest designs and au-
thentic styles in mems
clothes as decreed by the
world of fashion and made
by The House of Kuppen-
heimer.
Never before have we
opened season with so
complete and attractive dis
play as we now have. Our line
of Kuppenheimer Clothes in
cludes all the most exclusive
and select patterns SO much
in demand with the best
dreSSerS and for which Kup-
penheimer Clothes are fam
Gus.
You'll be interested in
looking over the new styles
and we believe few min
utes spent with us will help
you more to make up your
mind, and better acquaint
you with what will be "the
proper thing" this Fall and
Winter, than hours spent
elsewhere.
We specialize Clothes
made by The House of
kuppenheimer because
of their far-famed repu-
tation for eXclusiveness
in fabrics and correct
ness in styles, as we'll as
for their unvarying stan
dard of high grade work
manship and quality of
material.
We cordially invite your
inspection.
=--s
Jensen, Christensen
4 Viewer
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04

This disease is caused by derang.
ement of the stomach. Take dose
Of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets to correct this disorder and
the sick headache will disappear.
For sale by A. H. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04
The Postoffice.

The following table shows the time
at which mail pouches are closed AT
the post Office for dispatch on the
different trains:
For train going north $50 u. m
pouches closed 900 a. m.
For train going south ll:45 u. IN.
pouches closed ll:l5 u. m.
For train going south 4:l5 p. IN.
pouches closed 3:45 p. IN.
For train going north $40 p. IN.
pouches closed $40 p. IN.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04

Our -four is guaranteed. Try it,.
Corn, oats, hay and mill feed always
on hand. Phone l4l.
II PAT MICAH
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04

II you saw the "Nelson" gasoline
engine at your county fair, how did
you like it? We mount any Of them
on trucks il desired
Nelson Gas Engine x Auto Co.
Bows Harlan, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04

Every Tuesday, balance OF the year,
the Chicago Great Western Railway
will sell hOmeseekers tickets to Mimi
esota, North Dakota and Canadian
Northwest at about half rate To other
territory first and third Tuesdays.
Apply to any Great Western Agent
or j =. Elmer, G. p, A., st. Paul,
Mimi. State number in party andwhen
SONG. 1886
They tell u story Of Il farmer down
near Wiota, who with his wife was
driving along the road and met an
automobile. The woman jumped ont
and ran covering To the side OF the
road. The antoist called to the man
asking il he needed help To manage
his team Nav he replied but
wish you'd catch the old woman for
mo -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04

The Chicago Great Western Rail
way will sell tickets to points in AL
berta. Arizona, British Columbia,
California, Colorado, Idaho, Mon
tana Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Wash
ington and Wyoming at abont one
half the usual fare. Tickets on sale
daily, August 9th To October 3lst in
elusive. Get full Information from
any Great Western Agent or j. T.,
Elmer. st. Paul, MINI. 35w9
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-04

The apple market seems 10 have
been glutted the past week Almost
all the growers are trying To get on
the market at once. a farmer who
resides on the Council Bluffs road
counted 81 loaded apple swagon GO
ing To Omaha Monday. Prices on
Grimes Golden slnmped there To ID
cents a bushel that day. Think of
the precious Grimes Golden treated
thus. What Glenwood needs is
cold storage plant, -Glenwood opini
on.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
Ausfubr non Grotrruaartri.
6brs beeeuteHes Sanahms In ben 8er.
Observation-Disclosures.


Srob Der in anoeren 2dnbern ses
ma6ten 4nTfrengungen, nit ameritds
nif9en 2eoerpaaren unb fpe5iea NIT
Den Gr5eugniFen Der ameritaniiden
Sdubfabriten gu tonturrtrer. baben
oieie auf Dem WeItmartte nidt MIR
bas SsIb bebauptet. ionbern Die 4uss
fubr BON folden probutten 1T I'm
Wertbe BON $27, 100000 I'M Sabre
1900 auf $39, i'm Sabre 1906
seftteser, fpGbreno DeuHdlanb, sessns
iber bon $36,000,0 900 i'm Sabre 1900,
feline Qusfubr in ben slei9en 4rtitsln
auf $44. 100000 i'm Sabr, 1905 ftsts
serte. Sn England fties bic gusfubr
bon as0ertpaaren bon $20.000,000 tn
flint Sabrsn auf $27, 100000.
Die 3unabme Der beutiden @uss
fubr lit Dem erDberen Ibfabe bon
Sanof9ubIeoer ausuidreiben. beHen
Export in Der ansefiibrten Periooe bon
$13.000,000 auf $21,000,000 fties.
pGbrenb in OerieIben 3sit Die 4usfuhr
bon Sdnbfduben Tim msbr oils ST.
100000 abnabm. Der Export BON
amsritanif9em Sanfdublsoer 1T s.s
ringer getporbsu, tpGbrenb berieniee
BON Sdnof6uben ftiss. Dasesen lit
In 0eutf9lanb Die @usfubr an Sob
Ienleber in Finf Sabrsn nidt bDbsr uls
DON 81. 0 TIC bis gu $50 900 ge>
1tiegen, tpGbreno ii9 Der ameritaniIde
Grpprt bon Soblenleber bon $685.
$40 auf 1859, 100 fteiserte.
DGbrsnb enblid i'm 3eitraum bon
flint Sabrsn Die 4usfubr ensIii9en
S9ubtpertes mad anberen 2Gubern als
britii9en geiibuneen nm 100000
aunabm unb Der be5iistide beutids
export iberbaupt feline .3unabme dufz
3utpeiien hattie, purben felt 1900 i'm
frsmben Wartts fir $4,250.000 mebr
ameritanii6e S6ubs abseiebt. eng
Lamb feIbft faufte mebr uncertainties
Sdubperf aIs es mad 2Gnbern erporz
tirte, Die ni9t gu ben britifden Be
iibungen 9eb6ren, unb 9eutf6lanb
taufte 1905 breimal mebr ameritas
nif9e S9ube ala 1900.
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RsprGfeutantsu.
1. D~ihrift-Hi6clas 8urfs.
2. Iihrift-5imribp .. Sapss.
3. Tifrift-@ufap arspinfsl.
a. T~ilfrift-Dominif Dtmpisp.
5 Tifrift-9am,e 6 ReAubrsp.
6. Tilriit-@iaiam Nalftr.
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semofratifdbe Ncminaticneu.

Semcfratifhe Nominatipnen.
COUNTY.
Tiirift NnpaIt-5cftpb S'8risn.
SdtriH-p. 8. Galpin.
prctbcnptdr-Wiaare W. Suuusa
S6aBmtiftr-p. 8. Conner.
observation-disclosures @raf.
RsepTetr ron Ettes-epuis 3. 3tmmtr.
8ssiftr ron @ias-Stnrp Q. saplsr.
Sury GpmmiTir-a. 8. S'Sesls.
Rinsu Observation-Disclosures W. Grams.
GpnsrtffiputtI.
gcuer,b-5bpmas .. Ri6pas.
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9tstsIatip.
Ssnatpr-Gepare 8. SItpiit.
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@Deben:N nnbf6au.
Snlan b.

y u l " u VI
Sad benz pom Dem 8cuiionscon'
miiiar @arner iOeben bstanut sesebes
men 8erift iiber bas nit benz 80. Suli
bsenSete Subr betrus Die gbnabme uon
Sntet Cams 8eniiOndren in oieiem
Sabre IL .470, bic srOBte, bic ie iupor bes
ribtet morben lit. Wdbreno oes Sabres
~befanSsn ii6 bic 0iameu pom 1,033,4f3
8eriouen auf Der ReniiOnsliite, seitri'
den nuroen 47,444. mitbin perblieben
an 80. Sum- 1906 9s3,971 0tameH
auf Der Hiite.
lin 3una6it cine ~beitdnbise Subbg I'M
GOnsreB gu bulten uuO bas i'm Publitum
seseu bic PrOoufte Der S6ladter
berrIfenoe 8Orurtbeit ju beieitigen,
babsn mebrsrs S6ld6ter Der 8ers
siuisten Staaten in Chicago inter
benz 9iamen .9iational aiiOciatiOn
Of Mteat RaderS@ cine Sr9aniiatiou
ms 9sben s%erufen, Der iib bis jest
etpa 25 Der fleineren S1lGbterfir.
men auseihloiien baben.
SIM Saufs bes fommen6en @inters
.werben, pie in 8aibinston aus abiclut
ii6erer Suetls perii9ert wirb. Die Wfis
uiiter Cham uno Wtooop ibre aemter
nisoerlesen. Der Ridtritt bes Sbers
8uuoesanpults WtoObp itebt i6on fir
Die ndditen 8Oden beuor, wabreno
Sbap fi9 bsreit erfldrt bat, bic 9ait
bes 5inan;miniiteriums nod bis gum 1.
Jebruar 1907 su tra9en.
goriissr Sbonts BON Der Ranamas
@anal.@ Ommiiiion bat ii4 nad elmer
NIT 8rdiibent ToOiepelt abgebaltenen
@OuferenS ba,u enti6lOiien. Die Sauar.
beiteu am Banama.@a Canal periuAsweiie
per Gontraft ausfibren 3u lalieu. Der
8rdlibeut ertldrts Serrn SbUnts fret
uub often, er wiini9e, OaB alle 6ra'
gen betrefis prattiider unb i6leunis
ger gusiibruus Der Bauarbeiten 10
balb wie mOsli6 erIebi9t werbeu.
Sci eiusm in Mtilmautee ~itattsefun.
beuen .seri6tliden SerbOr, UNI in Der
9iadlaBsa nselesenbeit oes OeritOrbenen
Brauer.M tiliOuarS Fabit feitSuitelen,
ME bod bic @rbihaftsiteuer lit, er9ab
ss iid. buB @upt. 5risOri6 Pabit idOu
Dor ieinem EOOs ieoem ieiner Sinber
5 100000 sessben bate.
Su Der in 8aibiu9tOn absebalteHen
Sabresueriammlun9 Der v9iatiOnul
aHOciatiOn Of Sniurance @Ommiiiio'
nerS" purbe cine in i6urfen @Ortsn
absefaBte ReiOlutiOn sesen Sas 9iabatt.
igitem a%u9enOmmeu. Sei Der Debate
iiber oieie ReiOlutiOu Wurbe bon mebre.
ren Oele9aten betont, OaB uiele Ser.
iiaerunssSeieui6afteH ni6t mebr uui
lesitimer ..@ei6dftsbaiis iteben, iouOern
ei9cntlt6 ni6tS Deiter iiuo oils gang &C.
mObnlibe n@et Rih Quid" SnItitute,
inoem tie ibreu Suubeu euorne 9iuis
oenSen Ueripredeu, Die iie auf ssietti6e
8eiie ni6t MAIDEN fOnnsn.
Su ben @eit Sort 3s9en Der 4ocu.
bOntas GOllieries Co., 8luefielo, GB.
3d., iinO: bis jsst 30 2ei6su BON
Spfern Der GrplOiiOu sefunOsn pOrbsn,
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Ibenteuer init eineu
20 o {. Iuf einem ausfluge batter
iiingf mebrere Wdnner bon Calumet
mi9., Elm u%nansenebmes 4benteuer mi
.iuem WoIf. gIs fie it4 auf Der Sabr.
auf etnem f6malen 5luHe b%efanoen
tprdns Dor ibnsn Elm @OIf this Dafei
uno berfperrts ibnen ben Deg. BE
benz 9emiiben, gu ibren @etpebren 81
tohmsn. ftppte ous Boot Inn. 90 &C.
lang inbsb einem Der MGnner, fem &C.
ipebr gu errst6en unb bunn, tpdfertrs'
tend. ben WoIf gu srfdiebeH.
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@onneritas, IL. SftOber 1906.
Tuiipu Ncmtuationcn.

Staat.
@pupnuTr-9tpis GmtrY, IT..
2isutsnant. @onpernDr -9trs 9. Blad.
Stfrtdr Der Snasrn Aneslsssnbsitsn -
Mm Grtafp.
gupitDr. @snsral-Sobn 5. OrtsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-10-11
SilOerFOne,
Nraftifher Splitter,
225 2afatu anna Npe.
3neiter Stpd


GtbIsr In Der Stbfraft, pfun aud lti6t,
fSunsn bsbsutsnes llnanntbmlibftit psr-
uiIa6tH, bic stpGbrlih in Der 8prm tiHte
eunpftn appfpebs rriheintn, fir psl6t Der
srit abe Msbifamtnie pnitrsibt, pbne
sintu GrfcIs iu t%rsitlsn. etibsn sic an
anasfrenettr Ssbfraft. 70 fam uniert
w~ifsniGaitli&s rlutfriu&uns bic liria6s sr.
gsbtu unb Gin paar unfertr gut paftnbtu
@lGltr pire bic Stbfraft 70 f6rfsn, eae
ttiu rumpfss 8ppfptb nl1tintu pirb.
Hsbmsn ole 90 stnau nit BEN Ausitbm
Der @l6fsr, 70 III unfsr Stay tsGimmt
Sbnsn ~ s%sfalen. Sd prift austn irtitu.
fbaftlib fur esnfsn uub lieftrr 8lilsr, bic
hem 9til&t aupaftu. SD banblt in bfm
alrrtefeu Material unb garantirt Htint
Nrbeit. Die pisI ansatistfn IS 8ClbItals
aussugIiitr, bic anbtrs fur 81 anbitttn,
p~rrfaufe Id fir so Gents. Sd BABE parIUrs
40 bel % jug uu6 fsinsu 10 GuB 9absn.
tilG. Vile nsint auneen srbalten bic Der
itsruna, baB ibusn prompt %dbetpartft pirb
unb lt ntGt BON Gag ~ Gag vtrtrGfst ptr-
ben. Die erUett unb bsift HuspabI ppn
fnnFlibtH msni1liGsu aussn in Der Staet.
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anuoncirt I'M p8u6eublutt.-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-17

7 IEBIG, Presenius, Van der HOff.
l. These German scientists stand
among the first in the scientific
world, and are noted in chemistry
and physics. To them we would add
that of DIR. Michaelis, another not
ed German whose research and in
vestigations have added so much to
the welfare of his own and other coun-
tries. His great discovery of the re-
action which takes place when mixed
sand and lime are united and changed
to a silicate of calcium under high
pressure of steam has already revo-
lutionized the building industry in
Europe; and, although it has been
tried but few years in this country,
it is rapidly superseding brick, con-
crete and the various building stones.
In all cities and towns where there
is much congestion of buildings, wood
is out of the question as building
material; and its increased cost makes
it less desirable in the suburbs OF
cities ana lIlc open Couhliy- iNOt OiiiJ
its inf1ammable character, but its short
life. in the South particularly, makes
it very undesirable and really a poor
investment.
When we mention bricks as being
made of sand and lime we naturally
think of the old mortar bricks of one
hundred years ago, many buildings OF
which are still in existence, and are
likely to outlast the clay brick build
ings and those built of natures sand
stone and marble alongside. This
mortar brick is and was a good brick,
and those you may take out of old
walls to-day will be found to resist
more crushing strength than nature S
sandstone.
Calcium carbonate occurs in many
forms. 1t gives strength to our
bones. The clam, oyster and other
mollusk shells are almost pure cal
CHM carbonate. The eggshell Is an
other form. Great mountain ranges
are formed of it. and in the form OF
marble It IS used as n building ma
teriai. When burned the carbonate IS
driven out and The product is calcium
or more Familiarity known as unslaked
lime. When to unslaked lime, fresh
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Characteristics.

1t does not scale.
Improves with age.
Great crushing strength.
Low in porosity.
Poor electrical conductor.
Great heat resistance.
Uniform in size, hence:
Great economy in laying.
Resistance to frost, wind and sun.
Unlimited effects in color.
Superior for sewers. tunnels, etc.
Remarkable resistance to abrasion.
In Germany all building materials
must be approved by the government
before being put upon the market
Sandstone bricks were tested for ten
years before they were officially &C
cepted. Plants on large scale were
constructed, and different methods of
manufacture employed, and the indus
try has extended to Great Britain and
the Continent.
Please note the following list Of
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-17
The Bond Sandstone Brick Company.

20. City of Rheine for school build
ings.
81 City of Dorsten for gasworks.
e. District House of Assembly at
Neutomischel.
49, Chamber of Finances of the
Town of Parchim.
a. Department of Highways at Os-
nabruck
rs. School buildings at Osnabruck.
26 Crown Lands at Papenzien.
FL. City Electrical Works at Wog
rowitz
2S. Store-office at Cassel.
20. Magistracy at Halle.
30. Gymnasium at Colonie-G rune-
wald near Berlin.
81. District Bureau of Building In
spection at Goldap for school build
ings.
81. Town of Driesen for school
buildings.
80. Board of Direction for Railroads
at Bromberg.
What interests the builder most is
its resistant power to fire. The fol-
lowing letter from the Little Rock
Furniture Company will interest our
readers:
Little Rock. Ark, Jan. Goth, 1905.
Mr. S. M. Apperson,
Care of Granite Brick Co.,
Memphis, Tenn,
Dear Sri know you are interested
and would like to know how the sand
brick stood in the recent fire.
After we had our building con-
structed, 1 had a great many mis-
givings as to whether the sand brick
would stand fire, for many of the in
surance men were inclined to be pre-
JUDGED on account OF the brick being,
in what they term, experiment, and
were afraid that it would not stand
against heat and water.
At the time we built our building,
the brick plant here had not been COM
pleted, and they were not in a position
to furnish us brick as rapidly as we
wanted them and it was necessary to
mix clay brick on the inside work, and
on the back wall between the two
warehouses. Part of the wall was
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from the kiln we add one-third its
weight of water we cause a great
evolution of heat and caustic or slaked
lime is produced If in this we mix
a quantity of sand, the resultant will
be calcium hydrate and carbonate of
sand, that take up increased quantities
of carbon from the air and forms a
calcium carbonate which firmly binds
the bricks and stones between which
it has been placed. This form of car
Donate of calcium was made into NOR
tar bricks hundreds of years ago, and
many buildings are still in existence.
This form of calcium is very suscep-
tible to frost and weather and acids
1t is not good fire resistant, either,
but compares favorably with ordinary
clay brick.
In 1880 it was discovered that if
freshly pressed bricks of sand and
lime were subject to several hours
pressure under steam heat the re-
sultant would be a silicate of calcium.
This silicate is like unto glass in its
resistance to acids and it has many
of the good properties of glass with
none of the defects of glass as build
ing material
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the "Kalksandstein."
Sand-lime brick is without exception
a fair substitute for clay brick for all
kinds of building, and is in many
respects superior to it. For this rea
son the German municipal and state
authorities, who, as is we'll known, are
very strict in their specifications and
requirements, are giving sand-lime
brick the preference more and more.
The following are some of the pub
lie buildings constructed with sand
lime brick:
l. War Office: all buildings on drill
grounds at Neuhammer near Sprottau.
2. Criminal Court at Moabit- Berlin.
3. Department of Railroads at Lud-
wigslust.
Driesen.
5. Hospital at Moabit-Berlin.
E. Royal Mining Commission at Ib-
benburen.
4. NuIHduS DIT OOlltSSdDe
8. Department of Public Works,
Province of Hanover, face brick for
the House of Correction at Orrel.
9. Memorial Church to Queen Lou
Use at Konigsberg.
10. Department of the Province of
Pommern, for the district hospital at
Neustettin.
II. Commission for Railroad In
spection at Neustettin.
IL. Royal Inspection of Mines at
Strassfurt.
10. Grandduca1 Building Inspectors
at Gustrow for official dwelling at
Karow
ID. Board of Direction for Railroads
at Oldenburg.
IS. Magistracy at Pillau.
I6. Magistracy at Wormditt.
II. Magistracy at Breslau TOR
school buildings.
49, Magistracy at Posen.
10. Magistracy of the City of Elb-
ing.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-01-17

prominent German buildings built of
sandstone brick.
List of Prominent German Sand-Lime
Brick Buildings. Extract from
the "Kalksandstein."
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
GREATER THAN CANAL
New York City's Water Supply Sys
tenn From the Catskill
Mountains.

New York, Oct. 20. Mayor Mcclellan
has returned to the city hall, after an
inspection of the route over which the
viaducts and tunnels for the additional
water supplies from the Catskills will
be built.
''The people of this city," he said,
''do not realize the immensity of the
project which the municipality has taken
in hand to increase it's water supply.
1t is task even greater than that of
building the Panama canal.
Imagine, for instance, the building
of reservoir twelve miles long and two
miles wide, and in some places 100 feet
deep, and then providing for the carrying
of the stored water a distance of 100
miles. The project is tremendous
one
Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27
Glen Flora.

G. A. Grignon sold his barber and
billiard room business to r. T. Hand,
of Ladysmith, this week. Mr.. Hand is
an expert with razor and shears, and
comes we'll recommended.
The cornet band appeared on the
street for the first last Tuesday evening,
playing before the various business
pleace. A large number turned out to
hear it, and were unanimous in express
sion of surprise at the great progress
made in only three months. A sub
scription paper for the benefit of the
band was circulated, and liberal
amount raised. AS ali have notye had
opportunity to sign, we will not publish
the list until next week.
C. A. Grignon left yesterday for
Trempealeau. He contemplates estab.
fishing a barber shop in Galesville,
Trempealeau County. We are sorry tc
lose Guy, but wish him success where
ever he may locate.
Miss Alma Johnson and brother,
Arthur, who have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Magnuson, returned
to their home, Two Harbors, Minn.,
last Tuesday