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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
&OrreipOuOante
GBieasO, 81.
mt til .0aniteren".

Qsrodg often par en- tor 5lrt
at Gbene5er Menigbe0 uoe at toge
Q(fiteo meo Qnton Peterien, SrDin8
porf, 8oulp. 5amilien bar til
6grt Menig6eoen / en- Ratte 4dr,
oQ ale, Der tenote peteriens, felie
ia 6jemme ser. Oct g9itfrie 0jem
par alto ddbent for enbOer, og BE
nio6eoen / i'm 9el6eo bar bait ton
ne Stunoer oeruoe. Oct bil Der
for blipe ct tort SaOn, naar 6e
oraQer bort; men De helte bar Den
3ro, at oct bliber for triit for qes
terIens / Wisconiin, og at Ri mart
Ter Dem iblanot os igen. 9i ION
perionlig bar fen0t peterienS, liger
Eat for Sioen Ri bar lammen %
oelte SUBS Riges 4nliggenoer fans
men. Sat for 6Oer 5ormaning og
Opmuntring til 5ortIattelie pad
8ejen fremao og 6jemao, og mac
6erren o9re bos eoer, Ipm ban 10
bar iagt ban bill: nSe jeg er meo
eoer ale Oage inotil @eroens Gns
De-. Sda meoes hi igen ON life
Ter idd / SUBS lDie 6immel.
Oct befrbgte8, at bi lnart itIl
faa en- M ,3eamiteritrite" Der, itsr-
re emo Den / 5jor.
Gn &reos at nOrIt lutberlfe
QrGIter bar begbn0t at arbeioe for
2tfitoFslIen af SsnOugsbegrapelie.
De flyer, bpiltet ogiaa er ionot, al
auifene berbeo tpinges til at ar
bejoe ON Senoagen % 5attam en-,
at 6Oer, Iom muligt fan, iiar 6lanot
9(rbeiosfolt, Tiger at faa 8egraoels
fer uoIat til Spn0dg. 9eo oisie
oejlisbeoer gaor mango uoifejelier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
2ud, @is.

OgosfaGo. Dor inoerligt eis
ifeoe lille Sen Glmer 0poe ben IS.
Morts iioItleoen i en- @loer at Ell
@ar og Otte 0a9e. 5drpel, lille
S~olitraale, opbt er ou Iapnet #
6aoer. Mooer og file Spiter.
5pr bar Oh iOel Smil al 8urnoom5
QDtte,
Gu 9lomiter ital Din file Grap6pj
Smbtte.
Stu neo til Dem, Ser babOe Dig ian
ter.
Ger lalig slao iblanbt SUBS Gng!
6er.
Sens g. %
G6riftine qeOeren n.
3if Min6e ON lille
Glmer 9e6erfen
Dit 9io Der paa Soroen par iaare
fort;
96i 9erren Dig tolote Iaa tiblig
bort,
Dog lao os oerfor lite greOe.
GAN tog Dig 10 bort fra al Spgoom
og Reo,
bjem / por fare 6reliers
Gtgo
!6por ser fun er 5reo % 9lGoe.
6or Seiu Stplo tor pi 6uube pdo.
ut Ri after meo Dig foriamles maa,
9laar enot er bor Sorg, Ns0 %
8ldge.
5arbel od, 5urbel! bi bill tatte Dor
SUD
Gom 6aftig dig Ipite af Srangielen
no,
@er6en8 Smerte % plu9e.
Chr. Sgrenen.
(6lere 6orreiponbancer pou lioite Sibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
sfamoinapilf &o9ebog.

Oct mao lite glenlmes at bi i2fs
ger en- goo &ogebog, uoarbeioet for
ftanoinapift 6%usbol0ning / 4merita.
Den er meget proftif Og not perS
of eje. Man fan bel not faa MuS
tire @ange ON 9a9en u0en en- 9pge>
log; men Maoen tunoe maufte bfOe
Ii6t beore peO 9ieIp at ben. Oct
bar moi ber6 at prgbe.
Den tpfter fun S1.00, frit tiIienot-
2ut9. pubL 9oufs,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
6bono. meoet 0rifferi ga 0dor.

/ Spang, meget 0rifferi og 0dar.
ligbeo bliber brugt paa 9errene
Dag, o9 &uitene bar lite 2ejligbeo
til at 6pre @u0s 0ro paa 9errens
Dag, iom oct er nu mango @ange.
5orbpjelien at Saloonlicenie
tar aqereoe fact en- Del Saloon
teeper5 til at Opgibe 2GOret. ITO
9icenIe for us" flyer De.
- Oct toloe 9ejr er aflBit al
9teqn og SBle. Oct er mango Stes
Der poa 8aoerne belt ufremtommez
ligt.
areosmpoet I @olgat6a lie
bar Oaret temmelig goot be
ipgt, / Senoag, bar Ser ti1ige 69fz
lesipisning / &irtens tore 9aie.
ment, Der fortrinlig egner fig til
.idooanne qf9rer. MenigbeOen bar
airten, Der juIt er bleoen inooiet
eTter Heitauration, ct mutt @uo9
6us. Oct er rummeligt % mt
og pGnt malet inooenoig. Oct e
at 6aobe, at 5olfene oil flitti9 be
r1tte oette SUBS 6us.
- gaitor 0ielfen refer til Dan
mart / Sommer. unotr bans Sra
paretie pil 9aitor SEMEN fra ia
cine pra0ite / @ofgat6a 8irte.
aulpriIerne iteg iiOIte uge.
6egrunoet pau Ben 6efrpgteoe auls
6bis oen traoer / Strait, pif
&uqene / en- ner 6remtio 6libe me
get foit6are. Sulbanolerne bar I'M
tet Oplag.
- Ri6aro g. SOens bleD / Qprs
rags / 0ommer Smiths 8et al en
SurD fun0en Itpl0ig / Moro, "a
lat til 9poen / @atgen.
er Sale ON at appelere Sa9en.
Soens er Iom befenot antldg.t
for 0loroet paa Mrs. 8esiie 6ols
ben 10. San. 9an operfalot
9en0e oad @aoen. trat benOe / en-
2(uen, fbalte benoe beo at Idmmen
benoe 6uls meo Staaltraao.
- SD u06rgo / Spn0ags / 155
Ct, bboroeo flere 3uiinoe
Dollars 9aroi at Gjenoom fortas
@omle M}rs. Gng6auge liQz
ger for 3ioen meget fpg puu Soipi=
s6un ful0t for en- 3io Iioen og
bratfeoe Soften, og nu er tilitpot
ftere Spgoomme, ioa Ser er Sure
for benoes 2ib.
- Spnoag oen 1. Npril bliper
ser Optagelie at 8 Me6Iemmer
Gbene3er Menigbe0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

3bi 8ulDet Itbrter / &Gloren brat.
DC aad en- Ben ! 9raget mite.
% tent - Den tnuIte bar Somfru
nSbart".
0u tom oct @pgr9smuaT op for
0agen.
Bar Somfru a@oart" en- at De FEM,
com Der bleb Oa9t peO Mionats
raabet,
pa Raaoens DIR fuu brat bIcp
Ttengt2
Ser tom 6r. Qreiten / Strio meo
3etiten,
qeo Deo ct 8if fig tlarer pant.
en mqgtig Rpit, meo 9aunOen
6epeo,
oialp 3omfru .SDort" til Gimme
len.
6oa qit oct til paa ocnne often,
ut 5rpo til Sorg bleO forpanolet
brat.
Saa BIZ oct gaa peo 9eroens Gn6e,
gaar Glementerne Imeltes ifal.
ga iii De oanien0e til prGItm
ige:
6Di 6uDer on os Ell fpr oct Iagt2
gtu ar gu ielo meO o5 forloret,
46i ri er reonin9slps fortabt.
Sea Itlp en- 0onIe6eIt bar Oeret,
6aa r'riDer 9raiten 6r. Bib. Bed.
: treoiue 9tar jeg mOOitoo 9erren'
Sgr ieg oen Danielpit fiji pat.
seq Ifitorer Damien iOm 0rioe9iulet
: Gatans 6eloeoss Mdflines aI6op".
Den tager meo fig andre 2aiter,
66r, rauocn Snof % 0rutteni TAB.
60is 9riItus itoo Dag poa 5oroer,
Saa if ban mart tit &eiiepas;
36i MGngoen De bar 8ejen breore
eno SeIus, ION Ielo @eJen er.
De ibrer ipart for 0aniemoro,
Jor Dem oct er ION ct 6reliens
8u0.
3ilmeo Iou tiger oe, at 0%Oileou9sn
9ar ariitus iopet / Graoen bort.
Seq beoer ier. 5 tere @enner,
q2in Sang 8 ei fOritpoe oil.
: iiger, Den er oberorepet,
9.len Itanos % tent Og ie bel til.
!6por fan oi Iaa / &p0ets Qniter
0g heIte Qanoens 6immelfrugt,
Raar SeIus os / Oroet Iarer,
ut / Sgoets Cans er Ogoens 2ugt.
Min Gang jeg bar meo 9pit be-
9bn0et,
Nlen Den en- Gn6e nu brat ital fdd.
vi mangen cen. ben life bnoer,
Oct er en- 3ing. iom jeg oioIte ferit.
Men en6per ian tage, bOao ban be-
6ager,
% la0e ReIten meo @inoen gaa.
g grnitemano, bolo fat Moralen,
5oa bliber Dante fun me9et fod.
4uQuft 3asmus en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Writ Sbn paa %29gmanbs=
D%irfiOmbeOcn.

geo at lGIe De forite1ige qnituelz
fer a%n3daenoe %triiteli9 QGgmanos
oirtIombeo ipnes ieg at tunne Ie og
f%oritaa. al prGoitenoe 9GgmGno er
lille Iorlig bDuo man pniter at Ie
iblanot os, og jeg fan iige for nit
eget 9eotommen0e, at oct life gal.
ser faa meaet for mig at fou 9ner.
tenoelien iom 9rp0ifant trumf,t
igennem, men meqet mere. at Der
life l0Q9es 6inorinQer / @eien fer
9Gemano til al afIGq9e 8ionesbnro
om bbao ri / Samfuno meo 5rel=
ieren ooaliet s%rfarer; t6i oct itdar
tlart for miq, at ben, Der pad bette
punit biloe Itaa binorenoe / 9eiel,
ban imooitaar SUBS 4~noronin9,
To- life bil0e peofommen6e prRIt, =
Ter boem oct bar. ielo oinOe noget
6erbeo uoen Sfom % Wdngel paa
SUBS 9eliigneIie / i'm @srning. Ter
er no9et. fom iea mere emo en- Sang
bar unoret mig ober, o9 oct er. at
man filler faa tore 6ororinger III
De 99om9no, Der maatte tGnte paa
al qua no iom p%rRoitanter, % oet
er meo 6enipn til oeres a%dnoelige
llobitling; tbi man er Iad bdn9e
for. at De life itul6e bGre orebne
at De rette 8eb199runoe, meoens oet
Times at bar en- inolpIenoe Sag
for prGitens ge6fommen0e", At
han II nrepen at Den 6eligddno Ill
@ernin9en. Iom Ran eper. gr
pr9Iten / oen RetninQ mere emo nj
andre fejlenoe Statler2 Gr "a en-
Qr9f / ale 3ilf9l6e taloet at 0uO
til embeoet. foroi ban bar ofrct
noqle 2(ar iii at ituoere. % for0i ban
for Oroinationen faar et 9alo fra
en- Wenigbeo til al blioe oens Yr9it
co SioleIeraer2 ga, Oct er
Spergsmoal, iom iea 9srne Oiloe
Iabe beiparet. aunoe Ri oerimoo
me6 paulus iigs: gi f~orTtaa tun
itpftebis % profetere It9ftepis, o1.
Iige oct meo Den rette Yompgbeo,
ioa tror jeg al Der er en- bio og pei
Iianet Qrbeiosmart aa6en for %
ale. bdaoe l9g o9 lGro, Og er bi
oGe oreone at Den SanobeOsadno.
Der neileoer os til Sdnobeo. Iad
er Der biIt ineen 5nre for, at SUBS
Gag ffuloe li6e Stooe iblanot os.
men Der biloe fnarere bliDe Strait %
8arme / Menigbeoerne; tbi oi maa
pei dae in6remme, at oerTom 2iz
bet life blomitrer bos os, Tom Oct
turoe % itul0e, faa er oct Dor e9en
Stblo, % bar en- Menigbeo fact
en- minore ob9ti9 og niotGr pr9It
iii at uoooele 6errens OrO, iaa
Taar Wenigbeoen altio bore Sfams
men / 5olts Om6emme. 8isielig:
9reften Ital life bare bdaOe potte
ga panoe. oct er formeset at for
LANCE, og bet er, bpoo en- troenoe
Qaqmano ofte maa Ie pau meo 9ss
orspelfe: at bans 9reore % Ssftre
I 6srren aft for liot FsTer % err
tenoer oct 2lnfpar, Ri ION enfelt'
Snoibioer o9 Tom Msnigbeo bar
o~berfor ben alpioenoe, retfrroi1c
Sub. Sborfor g%ranTfer man lite
mere I @uos Oro meo 8en ON qhs
oq aroft til at blibe nbttige aor
I SUBS 6us, tienliqe fer 6erren
til al goo @ernino. Sbor er Der
@reft, Der tsr ii9e, at ban fan til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30

iTorfattet / QnIeOning At Dor Pios
neer Set 10. Dug. 1905.
Mel. er bn, min SiQl, bstebt os pager.
Gr Damien Spn02 Der ofte iperses.
5il oct fan Ioares baaoe ia % mel.
Soloater banter pua Martens Slet-
ter
30 tagsr 9apnIig Gtsercits.
Wariner banter paa griggens
0ptte,
gtaor gplgen blaa bar in9en Brts.
Gdaoanne DAME er uffploig Moro
% barmer 9looet / blegen &ino.
: 9i6lens Bigger, Der fan ri fn0e.
ut Soft bar oanIet til 3af for @uo.
Raar ri oct leIer, maa bi 6etGnfe,
5oaoanne Dante er uitbloig fun.
Smdo gern De banter run0t meo
6beranore
: 6iemmet % paa Sfolens Sub.
SadOannes Moro er ultpl0ig 9ege
life Spno imoO 6errens 8uo.
Men at oisIe DAME bar mango
oruget
Den fate 3onfe. at ~9eOple'5
Dance"
Aun meget 9o0t gaa meo / 2aget.
"a er neooenoig for Qanoens Cans.
De eGlers bill faa itibe 9emmer,
Den lure Speo mae oanies no.
er Der en- Dams / mar OpieiIiaa
Soa sr De meo paa oct fsrite 8u0.
Or. @crosli9Dis Somfru MOoeu
i%oinger,
De to meotager Somfru Ratbais
500.
6r. 9aItor Somfru Spdrt omIOiu.
ger,
De er nu fem / cen yperion".
De fan iaa go6t en- Ril inotdge.
3bi qr9iten fan Dem 10 Sbno for
lace,
Dan iOinger Dem moo 0immelfulen
20 6reoen 9ej og 40 otoen BORT.
MuIiftens 5oner fremtoinger POlt1,
De Bar ON Bar iOinger futs ON
firing.
Der flappes at, og tontra iOin9e5,
%omfru gSbart" bun raaber: jeg
bliber beo.
'0er ipinges bgire, Der iOinges ben
fire,
9olterers qaar oct belt omtring.
6borfOr ital man fig life more,
Raar praften ieIO banter NOT Iaa
limit.
.Gad eaoer oct for 6enne @dngen.
Man 6teps og Sbeobaoet III.
@nbOer bar GLAD, ia ielOe 5unOen,
.9t Damien tit iaaoan rSucces".
.5or Der bar GIatten. ia Res o5
0ritten,
ga beroslisfn6et Gus og Dus.
Omiioer OogbrGt Ratten enoer,
Saa gaar De bjem og iOoer RuIen
no.
Og mems De ioper, De ogfaa Orsma
mer
Sm Damien o, 6bor foot oct 9it,
90 Sino % 2biten mer bereoes,
9otits er uoe for n9Ite Strip.
Der paoffes. itibes, ia ogidd itr99es,
Og 9ioler ntrimmes", og alt er ifs.
Gnbbcr meo 29ngiel benter Sioen
9t bore ferit | neite Ntt.
z mpnqoepis Den Dams begbnoer,
Nu @uloet ibiqter for Maneoens
89gt.
De amer Ell, at Oe6ens @ngel
Soar %ubeinarfet fig ineqet inc.
@eo mlionotstiosr Wuiitten itdno~
fer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
8ooer for Konfrmdtionen,

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tGn9enbe 5ormaain9soto o a mon9 ct 9bt Hdao ra ell az D. rae Ganot.
go mango Der bar 1dgt ia til Seus, ores Seuer, mdaue ln99e n9 De Ya
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{ fr aem. - So9Pn r pa 66 Sioer, mobnnben fomponert Sbuun9sbtno
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HIterbiIIeder.

Jeg har gjort Altermalerier til ct spe-
cielt Stadium og kan give Dem Diet bed
ste til den ayeste Pris.- 20 Aars 6yelse.
I'm His Service" er EN- ny. just nd
kommen Bog paa 30 Slider, 6x9 Tom,
som illustrerer mine Malerier. Fris %
Cts. Sendes frit til Prester og komi-
teer. Adr.:
August Klagstad, Artist,
Marinette, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-30
Glt M Sang.

oct SDn0 al 0onfe2
Spar boa0e ia o9 mel.
Forfattet / Qnleoning at Dor qiO-
neer Set 10. Dug. 1905.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-07-20
Remarkable Names.

Now. as an object lesson to the men,
bers of the House, / send up to the
Speakers desk list of a few names
of citizens of the United States recent
~ naturalized in pittsburg and ask
that it be read.
The clerk read as follows:
Sample list of the names of Ameri-
can citizens recently naturalized in the
United States courts at Pittsburg:
Mocseh Zemiszkicivicz, Franciszek
Wojciechosky. Jonas Szuhodlinskoi,
Josef Scholeglgruber, Ivan Srbljanovic,
Stanislaw Szymkewich, Panagiotis
Roskinitopoulos, Blazej Radziszewski.
Felice Pieropaolo. Stephan Onarejsco,
Antoni Niespodzianski, piotr Mysly-
wiecz. Antonio Mazzacarallo, Ignacz
Leszczynska, Franz Imbierowicz. Pc
tro Georgopulos. Jan Gibosiewrcc,
Georgy Feckomichala. Antoni Dzingie-
lieski, Josef Drljanoycani, Vineenzo
Campisano, Pasquale PeTe Francesca
Beyilaqua, David Gaia Aghakhon, Jan
Blahumsiak. Johan Skrzycki, Mihlay
Sztachanes. From speech Of Repre-
sentative Graham, of Pennsylvania, on
a bill authorizing the courts to change
names at the time of naturalization.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-07-20
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Women juries would give awful big
alimony.
withdrawing regulations are ter
ribly sloppy jobs.
A man gets to be a good husband
when he's dead.
The only practical use for poetry is
to quote it to girls.
Good intentions never seem to learn
to walk without help.
The danger of study is it might spoil
a good college athlete.
A woman always means what she
meant to say and didn't.
It costs a lot of money in drinks and
cigars to think you are popular.
1t would seem mighty queer 10 have
a rich relative who was fond of you.
A girl would have to have curly hair
not to mind lolSoing thinner than she is.
There is never enough money in re-
forming to make up for how miserable
you are.
Hardly anybody would try to get
rich if it was merely way to go to
Heaven.
Saving money is very profitable for
the people who get you to invest it
with them.
The stomach ache seems a good deal
worse when you didn't have any fun
in getting it,
A thing that somebody else owns
seems worth a sight more than it is
till you own it,
A nice thing about commencement
exercises for girls schools is the good
they do to the dressmakers.
What a man can't understand is the
way mosquitoes will bite him when
there are pretty girls around.
Whenever a woman doesn't see the
point of funny story she pretends it's
because it's the kind that makes her
blush From Reflections of a Bach
elor," in the New York Press.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-07-20

bic way. DR.. Lyle states that the
movement, as he understands it, will
provide that the roadway building and
repairing in each respective county
along the line is to be done by the
people of that county. He states that
the roads in Richmond County are now
in such a state that little or no change
will have to be made; that they are
Fall to the good" just as they stand.
DR.. Lyle expresses the hope that
members of the Savannah club will
decide shortly to make an inspection
tour straight through to Augusta, and
he extends to them on behalf of the
Augusta Automobile Club the promise
of right royal welcome and the best
of entertainment
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-07-20

looking woman always puts me in mind
of good beer. clean tankards, an but
ter that's fresh. I'll bet your takings
would go up. Others feel the same
way-that's why"
A quick CLEAN entered Jobs eye 1t
fell upon the untidy looking pot boy
then it wandered back to rest stealth
lily on the rim of his glass.
All" he observed, carelessly.
'p'raps, or p'r'aps the reverse"
Yet his mind grew strangely impreg-
mated with the idea. Evans had sown
a mightier seed than he knew. It's
sproutings toward maturity engrossed
fardley to an Improbable extent. On
the next day rustic in search of half
a pint received its double and the cor
rect change for its half. Ere Job
Yardsley could rectify the error the
beer was in haven whence no argu-
ment could retrieve it.
Sam Evans CHANGED to be in the
bar
All" he chuckled, there's only one
reason for that way of goin' on-thats
love"
Job started. Perhaps it was. If so,
all that remained for him to do was to
| choose the girl. The coincidence de-
cided him.
1t was just after this that the poster
announcing the beauty show at Blink
er's Circus came flaming into his bar
in the manner of the dawn Of a new
life.
Yes" said Job later in the day, you
might give it, out as official. I'll take
the winner of the first prize-and no
questions asked afterward."
Aren't you leavin' it a bit to
chance?" objected Sam Evans; 1T
might be-well-any one"
Job Yardsley flung knowing Ieer.
1T might" he admitted, "and it
might not. I've made my inquiries,
SAM" he continued, no pigs in pol1es
for me. Every girl in the place has en-
tered. But there's only three as stands
chance-Elizabeth Harmer, Jane AS
kew and Violet Baden
Sam Evans pondered,
That's true," he said, 4 s'pose
them three has the pick of Ruggles-
bury's looks
Il hope it'll be Elizabeth Harmer,"
said Job Yardsley.
Elizabeth Harmer was the daughter
Of dairyman, the reputed owner of
nest-egg. The other two were the off
srig of the local carpenter and
blacksmith respectively.
Whichever way it goes" asserted
Sam Evans. the advertisement for the
Maypole will be first rate. As for let
tin folks know, you leave it to me,
JOB You couldn't have struck bet
Ter man for what | might call giyin'
wind TO You notion"
Re proved as good as his word
When Job Yardsley entered the cir
CTS tent upon the eyenIful evening of
tie beauty competition the murmur
that was rising from the packed cir
cie died into sudden silence AS he
seated himself in that segment of the
tiers which, red-baize- covered, demand
Ell the most expensive admittance, a
Navering cheer rose from the opposite
benches These being the lowest priced
he'd freight OF irresponsible boyhood.
e hushing chorus Of multitude of
~ kers with Scientifically dressed
hters by their sides crushed the
81 nelly demonstration.
sob Yardsley gazed about him in gen.
L surprise In whichever direction
turned small sea OF faces looked
eso his own with a frankly interested
tare Job blew his nose. 1t seemed
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-07-20

IN EPORIS from various county
engineers regarding the cost of
Z y maintenance of improved high
ways have drawn considerable
attention to that highly important
phase of the road question and are
bringing to the front many hitherto
unconsidered or not carefully consid-
cred features. According to these re-
ports, New York's $50,000,000, if used
directly for building roads according to
present methods. will involve an enor
nous annual expense for repairs, and
not only road builders but the people
who pay the. bills are beginning to ask
if, after all, the macadam system is the
best, when first cost, expense of annual
maintenance and durability are con-
sidered
Simple arithmetic shows that a sub
stitute for macadam which might cost
more in the first instance and show a
great saving in cost of maintenance
would in a period of ten years prove a
profitable investment County En-
gineer McClintock, of Monroe. is au
thority for the statement that the es-
timated cost of q mile for the main
tenance of New York State roads for
the current year is $40, and that the
S9.77 miles of macadm road in his
county have cost $713, 1890, or $S114
a mile. In 1905 they cost $175 4 mile
for repairs, and an inspection last April
showed that 100000 would be needed
to put them in first class condition, or
nearly $70O a mile
New York has followed the lead Of
Massachusetts,, Connecticut and New
Jersey in the matter of road building,
and it might be wisdom to follow the
last named State in its experiments
with asphalt as cheap and lasting
surface for country highways. Of
course, it would be necessary to give
the subject careful study in order to
avoid the errors which have made
many of our city streets anything but
Joy to ride upon, but the fact that a
high grade natural asphalt, which does
lot contain the soluble salts so detri-
mental to the waterproof qualities es-
sential to a good pavement, can be
mixed with trap rock particles Of the
size now used in ordinary maeadam
and laid at rate sufficiently low to
warrant consideration is regarded by
many as calling for an open minded
discussion Of its possibilities.
Professor A. w. Dow, Government
inspector of asphalts and eements at
Washington, is quoted as saying that
no pavement laid in the District of
Columbia with natural asphalt has
ever rotted. John C. Trautwine, for
merry engineer Of the Philadelphia
Water Department, says that the same
material used eight years ago for res
ervoir lining has shown no signs of
deterioration. and in Rochester it has
cost less than two cents a square yard
to maintain an asphalt pavement for
seventeen years after the expira ton of
the guarantee term.
AS water is the chief enemy of the
country roads and the cry of the road
builders is drainage, drainage, and
then more Drainage" to insure keep
ing them in good condition, it would
seem that even il the first cost is the
same the lessened expense Of MAIN
tenance might be a sufficient reason
for considering the claims of some
other material than the present costly
and shortiived macadam for building
the States highways York Trib-
me
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-07-20
Asphalt For Country Highways.

IN EPORTS from various county
* engineers regarding the cost of
Z y maintenance of improved high
1-,ox-c have 1~au-r, ooDeid orc hIo