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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16
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ENGLUND.

July l4.-Wm. Rybacki has just
received a large stock of mer.
chandise. so he is now prepared tc
accommodate his customers better
than ever.
There is some talk about erecting
creamery at this place. 1t would
be a great help to the farmers neal
here. so 1t is we'll worth considering.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ToQuist and Gust
Anderson and family. visited at the
home of Carl Becklund Sunday last.
There was Young Peoples party
At C. F. Johnson's place last Satur.
day night.
G. L. Skoug. OF. Crookston, accom-.
panied VIM. Rybacki to Karlstad on
business last Friday.
Thos. Licsklinski and Pete
Lubarski went to Stephen with a
threshing rig Monday. They return
ed Tuesday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16
WEST.VALLEY.

The greater part of the West
Valley people spent the Fourth at
Newfolden. where grand celebra-
tion had been arranged. The pro-
gram was an exceptionally good one.
The speakers were Rev. Larson, OF
Thief River Falls. Hon. f. E.
Lobeck, of Alexandria. and Mr.. W.
A. Rice, of Fergus Falls. The New
folden choir and band furnished
many beautiful selections. Rev.
Bjornson acted as president of the
day.
Miss Ottine Rokke returned to
StrandQuist Monday to attend to her
duties at the J. E. StrandQuist
store, after spending week at her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Bake. of
Thompson, N. D., visited for a
week at the latter's parental home,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Westman's.
Miss Lavine .. Rokke and her
mother. Mrs. Neckoline Rokke, re-
turned last Saturday for trip to
Perley. Crookston and other points,
taking in the annual convention of
the Minnesota Total Abstinence
society at the first named place. be
sides visiting acquaintance here and
there.
Politics have been rather quiet
here SO far. There is however a
movement started. to have 0. P.
Dyrud to come out as candidate
for county commissioner on the Pro-
h1bi5ion ticket. If elected he would
make good man for the position.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Dragseth are
visiting with friends at Plummer
this week.
John Evenson. of Climax. visited
here with o. P. Dyrud and other
acquaintance last week.
Haying has commenced some and
will probably be general before the
week is out.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16
ELMBO.

The crops are looking fine around
here, but a good shower Of rai1
would be the proper thingss-- for thu
late sown barley and flax. - - ).
Mrs. ions Stenquist and children,
and Miss Ida Nyberg, of Seattle,
WASH, are here for a visit with re.
latives and friends. '... .
John Gelstafson made a business
trip to Thief River. Falls Monday.
He returned Tuesday.
Ole Bodell and family, of McCrea,
visited at Nels Berg's last Sunday.
Some of the Viking base ball play
ers went down, and 49, played The
Radium team game of ball last
Sunday. Radium won tine game by
a score of to IL. The Viking team
is to play Anita, at Anita next Sun
day. a. -
G. S. Samuelson, is busy grinding
feed nowadays. :.
Asst Road Inspector, Carl Gustaf-
son, has number of teams at work
improving the roads in this vicinity.
Tom Keefe has been around - in.
speeding steam boilers and issuing
engineer licenses. Carl Gustafson
had his renewed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16

Public Sale OF Grass on State
Lands ,.~
Notice is Hereby Given. that on
Thursday. the 23rd day of July. 1908,
at 2 O'Clock p. M. / will offer at
Public Sale FOR CASH, the right to
cut hay on the State Lands in the
following Townships for this season
West Valley, East Park. New Maine.
Holt. New Folden, Huntley, and
East Valley. Sale will be held at
. the County Auditors Office. City OF
/ Warren. according to instructions
received from the State Auditor. III
Complete description Of the lands
can be seen at the sale.
II 5 ss j. B. Malberg,
1t. Agent for state Auditor.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-07-16
ESTRAYED.

Five spring calves. color red and
white spotted. Three with star in
forehead. Finder please notify
Otto lien,
Box IS. Radlum. MINI.
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A Prayer.
do not crave, my Lord, freedom from
(This cannot beg;
1 only seek my burden well to bear
And follow Thee.
do not seek, my Lord, freedom from
CThis should not bel;
l only ask my labors not to spoil
And follow Thee.
do not wish, my Lord, release from pain
CThis may not be-;
l only crave my souls health to main
And follow Thee.
I do not ask, blessed Lord, when life
tales told
(This soon may beg;
My sin-freed feet tread nightless streets
of Cold
And follow Thee
Seth Russell Downie, in The Examiner.
God comes into your life and disturbs
you, breaks up your plans and extin-
guishes your hopes, the lights that have
lured you on. He spoils everything.
What for? That He may get you on His
wings and teach you the secret forces of
your own life, and lead you to higher de-
velopment and higher purposes-G.
Campbell Morgan.
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Teacher in the Intermediate Grade
Teacher in the intermediate Grades
month. Apply to Mrs. ROBT. H. GRAY,
Leesburg, Va.
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The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Commander and Mrs. Cameron Wins
low were dinner hosts last evening.
Their guests were the Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Nay and Mrs. Truman
II. Newberry, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Richardson Glover, Captain and Nine.
Hebbinghaus, Lieutenant Commander
and Mime. de Aquino. Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth, Mile. NabucO, Miss Brown
son, Major Fournier, and Carlisle Wins
low.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
Cabinet

The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus returned 10 Washing
tor yesterday from Geo: Eia, where lacy
have been visiting relatives. Mrs. Hoch-
stadter, their daughter. continued on
TO her nome in New York, after having
spent the winter in Washington with
her parents.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
Announcement.

The American Bureau % Social and Bust
ness Requirements announce the establish
ment OF Offices IN The Metropolitan Bank
building. ard in response to TIE very general
demand. inaUgurates dep.-rt 1ient u furnish
the highest class OF doEestics, either male
or female, for the nominal fes Of one dollar.
Telephone Main ~
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

The members OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. South. OF Falls Church.
Va, gave a delightful reception in the
DariOrs Of the church. on Broad street
Friday eveninS- in honor of the return
OF the Rev. J. L. KILLER as their pas
tor for another year. The program con
sisted Of piano solo, by TaImadge
ThOrnc- vocal solo ay Miss Eva Birch
an address o. welcome, by George
Reeves; vocal solo, by Miss 1Iasle
Brunney; recitation. by Miss Emma
Garner; vocal quartet by Miss Eva
Birch, Mrs Fisgins. MI FoliusDee, and
Joe Man.
The pastor responded to the address
OF welcome.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
Diplomatic

Baron Hengelmuller. the Austro-Hun-
garian ambassador, VIII leave Washing
ton today for a few days in New York.
This evening the baroness will enter
tain small party at dinner in honor
OF Prince Vincent zu Windisch-Graetz.
a new attache Of the embassy staff
Lieut.. Baron F. Preuschen Won und
zu Liebenstein. the naval attache OF the
embassy. and Baroness Preuschen. were
dinner hosts last evening. having as
their guests Count Alexander TorOk,
Prince Windsch-Graetz. Baron Ambrozy
and Herr Won Schubert
The baron and the baroness also en-
tertained a small party at luncheon yes
terday. Their guests were the naval
attache of the German embassy and
Nine. Hebbinghaus. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutch
inson, Mr.. Crowninsheld and Command
er Tanlgucht naval attache of the
Japanese embassy.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12


ambassador, and her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Caroline Nabuco, and the
younger children They will sail from
New York early in June
Baron ROsen. the Russian ambassa-
dor. will leave Washington early this
week for New York, from where ne will
sail, April p, for Russia. TO join his wife
ana daughter. who have been spending
the winter in their own country. Far
oness Rosen returned 10 St. Petersburg
AT the beginning Of the season so that
her young daughter, the Baroness Eliza
beth, might make her debut at home
The British Ambassador and Mrs
James Bryce left Washington vesterda,,
afternoon for a few days in Virginia
Their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
phry Ward, Miss Ward. and Prof and
Mrs. Bury. all Of England. were the
guests of Mrs Cowles. wife Of Rear Ad-
miral William Sheffield Cowles ar tea
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. CowIes gave
the tea in honor Of Mrs. Ward. Mrs
| Whitelaw Reid, wife Of the American
Ambassador, who is spending the week
end quietly in Washington with Mrs.
Cowles, was also among the guests.
Mrs. Herbert Grant Watson. wife OF
the third secretary Of the British en-
bassy left Washington this afternoon
! with her infant son, for New York
where she win spend a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Low
Mr.. Grant Watson viii join his wife in
New York later in the week, and they
will sail April Is. on the Caronia. for his
home in England, for a three months
visit TO his relatives. They are going
primarily that their little son. born re-
Gently in Washington, may be chrIsten-
I ed in his fathers home.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur were dinner hosts last even
ling Among their guests were hrs.
Ncorie. Of New York: Mr.. and Mrs Bur
! leigh, Mr.. and Mrs Lorillard, Mrs John
Story: the Countess de Buisseret. Mrs.
StoTys daughter. and wife OF the Bel
Lgian minister at Tangier: Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Ellis, Representative GiTetts,
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mrs. Newberry, wife Of the Assistant
Seer tary OF the Navy. and Miss carol
Newberry, returned 20 Washington
yesterday, from New York Miss New
berry has been visiting relatives in
Detroit for several weeks. and joined
her mother IN New York during the
week. Mrs. Newberry spent the week
in New York, going up with her twin
sons. Phelps and Barnes Newberry, on
their return 10 school after a few days
vacation.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12
Personal

The Mayor of Philadelphia. John z.
Reyburn, came over TO washington
yesterday morning and Joined Mrs
Reyburn who has been visiting her
brother. General CrOz1er. and together
they left for Cape May, where they
viii remain for the opening Of the new
hotel, the Cape May House.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mrs. Alexander Sharp, wife of Com
mander Sharp, Of the navy yard, was
hostess at a bridge party yesterday
afternoon IN her home in tie navy yard.
The parlors were tastefully embellished
with palms and quantities of spring
flowers.
Commander and Mrs Sharp were also
among the dinner hosts last week
They entertained Tuesday evening.
The Misses Cameron, daughters Of
the late Sir Rodericl Cameron. who
have a house in washington for the
spring season. are entertaining Miss
Eleanor carroll. Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Culberson. wife Of Senator Gull
berson. and her sister, Mrs. Mary
SchIeuter. are spending a few days in
New York.
Gen. and Mrs. A. E. Bates. who have
been spending some time in Cuba, the
guests Of Govornor NIagoon at Havana
have returned TO this country, and are
the guests Of their sOn-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and SIrs. Dunn Mckee
at BiItmore, N c.. en- route to their
home in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons viii be
hosts at luncheon today in their home
on Nineteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre LorilIard, of New
| York who have been spending the win
ter in Washington. occupying the house
17j5 Connecticut avenue, viii be among
the dinner hosts tonight.
Miss Cannon. daughter OF Speaker
| Cannon. viii return TO her home on
Vermont avenue this afternoon from
| Hot Springs. Va. where she has been
| taking a rest for the last three weeks.
Miss Boardman VIII entertain at tea
this afternoon at the Country Club.
formerly GrassIands, the country place
Of former Secretary Whitney.
THE Prince of Parcheesf.'' TO be mt
on at the Belasco Theater Easter week
| by society folk Of Washington. Is. to be
no amateur affair at all and is creating
no end OF interest
Boxes and seats are in great demand.
aid those wh ave secured boxes and
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

and the counselor of the legation, 1Ir.
JanssGns.
Jose f. Godoy, son CT the Charge
d'Affaires OF Mexico and Nine. GOdoy.
left washington Friday for q visit Of
a month or two IN 2Iexico.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mrs. Clarence Edwards, wife OF Briga-
der General Edwards. left Washing
ton yesterday Tor a few days at At
lantic City.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Washington. who they trust VIII give
them liberal patronage
A delicious menu has 0een prepared
and VIII be served at very reasonable
prices under the direct supervision OF
the members CT the society.
Miss Florence Srrart0n, OF Beaumont,
Tex is the guest OF Miss Willie
Cooper, daughter OF Representative
Cooper. al Congress Han
mr. and Mrs. Barry Mohun. Of the
Highlands. are spending several days
40 Atlantic City, az the Marlborough
BIeuheim.
Miss Alma Lee Wilson IS visiting
friends in Philadelphia, New York and
Boston
W. C. WhittemOre has returned to
the Arlington for several weeks. He
has reen travelling for the last two
months,
Abe HaIstead, the consul AT Birm-
in CHAM, England. and Mrs. Halstead,
VINO have been in italy with their
children since returning from this coun-
Try, viii be back IN their English home
about May J.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Dwight Wilcox
expect 10 come from their plantation
ia Cuba TO spend the month Of May at
Chevy Chase Inn.
The third lecture OF the series Of four
to be delivered by Miss Lucia Gale Bar
Der was siven yesterday afternoon in
the home Of Mrs. Henry Cleveland Per
Sins. l7m Connecticut avenue, the sub
iect being Concentration and RelaXa-
ton" I- was largely attended by
Washington society folk
The last lecture viii be given in the
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

s1SvF budding society gradually
kkE
many attractive suburban in vicinity
Capital Washington becoming
There
this And the spring
privilege guest
a a country in this locality.
John Mclean have already
country Friendship TenIeyon
Others who pretenious wlept
Charles Rudolph
Kaufman Fleming, of
Nicaragua; l. Moore Senator and
Mrs. Newlands and Mrs
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained at luncheon yes
terday to meet Lady Sibyl Grey, daugh-
ter OF the governor general of Canada,
who was the house guest fora few days
OF the Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Robert Bacon. Lady Grey left
Washington yesterday afternoon for a
short visit TO Virginia.
Plans for summer outings are already
being. discussed and among those who
nss5t - nenes tt1sssunn1er IN Europe are
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

home OF AIRS. J. Van Vechten oIcOtt,
22z3 r street. when the subject viii be
~Psych0-Physica Culture for the
Young
A song recital was given by the Non
day Morning Musical Club Friday aft
ernOOn- II was attended 10y a large
number Of Washington musicians. An
attractive program was arranged and
rendered BIZ Mrs Leland Howard and
FItzhugh CoyIe Golds5orough-
In the audience were the Rev Edward
Everett Hale. and Miss Hale, Mrs
Blair, Mrs CresweI Heath, Miss Heath.
3Irs. Thropp. Mrs Preston Sands. Miss
Sands. Miss Bradley, Mrs William
Haywood. MS Vail. Mrs. Brinrou
stone. Miss Harlan. Mrs. Tunstau. Mrs
lIacNutt. Mrs John BiGdIe. Mrs Shep-
ard Mrs Mccarthy. Mrs GOIdsbor-
ough. Mrs HUdEins. Mrs Moran. Mrs
Brodhea5. Miss Brodhead. Mrs. Nelson,
M AckIln. and AIRS. Murphy
Mrs. Morrow. wife of Major J. J.
Morrow. L. s. A.. is the guest Of rel
atives in Pi-tsburg-
Miss Eusenle Hazard daughter OF
Col VaIery Hazard, medical department
L. s A. is visiting AZ Fort Leaven-
worth, kan where she expects TO stay
for several weeks
The club rooms of the washington
SaenEer1und. 3l4 c street northwest.
was the scene Friday evening Of q
beautiful ChTdr51's mae4uarsfe han
There we've about $50 little ones in
fancy costumes on the door during the
evening
Each child vas presented with a
fancy box Gued with delicious bonbons.
After 9 o'clock the fOor was cleared
and the older folks enjoyed the dancing
The committee In cha-se OF the mi,
consisted Of Paul r Braudsredr. chair
man; Karl BrOdt.-J a Burkhart- f E
Chisein. H. r Ford. Fritz HohoF. Her
bert Levy, IL G. Minister. c. A. Van
/ Zandt, Ferdinand WaIdman. DR.. louis
A Walker, and Martin Wiegand.
Miss Richardson was hostess Al a
chatnS dish party Friday evening in
/ her apartment IN the Nantucket on "
street. IN compliment TO Miss Martha
Payne. Of Indianapolis. Ind. who is the
guest or her father. George N. PAYNE
I for few weeks.
/ Invited TO meet Hiss. Payne were Miss
/ Noyes. Miss Butler. Mr.. Caffee. OTr
/ Johnson Mr. Park. M Payne. Robert
Richardson. and Roy Richardson.
J Mrs Richardson chaperoned the
party.
Ms Theodore II. TiIler chaperoned
Miss Mary Ann Watt. OF Gunstor Hall
Friday evening TO Port Deposit, Nd
where they were the guests of the Orni-
cron Kappa ri Chapter Of the Tome
Institute at their first annual dance.
The party Of visiting girls from Wash
lnSJOn were entertained Friday after
noon by Dr.. and Airs. Francis Lane at
tea All the college boys were invited
TO meet them Airs. Lane is well known
1 as an autlOreSs. writing as Elinor AIsa-
! CARNEY Lane
other guests AT the dance were M
and Mrs Adams and Miss Adams, Of
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Ike guests We're Miss Louise Hopkins,
Miss Katie snow. lIiss Florence Horse
man, Darlington Macy. Bertram Gil
ston- Benjamin Goldman. and Frede-lcll
Hunter.
The Catholic Conversation Circle was
highly honC-ed by the presence at its
meeting Thursday, OF tEe Rev. Father
William r Russell. o. St Patrick s
Church. whose subject was "An Even
ing With tho American Cardinal
The meeting took place at the home
OF the president. Mrs. Harry Cocpc. GJ5
Eleventh street northwest The rooms
were beautifully decorated In red and
photographs showing the cardinals
throne pr St PatriCIz's Church. were
distributed among the audience. every
one Of whom wore a red badge I'm hon
or Of the occasion which was REGARDED
BY ali as one Of the most interesting OF
the season.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

field Memorial Hospital viii give lunch
cons for the benefit Of the hospital in
the banoueting hail Of the Young Mems
Christian Association BUildir-s, 1876 G
street northwest, between the hours OF
y and during the week of April % 20
o These luncheOus have been ar
ranged for the convenience Of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
who hold their convention at that time,
and also for the luncheon hours OF the
business ans, Phiianthropic citizens of
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

A delightful affair al Clarendon. Va,
was a reception given b. the members
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South Wednesday evening, 20 the Rev.
W H BallinEee, Of Washington. and
his assistant, the Rev j. J. Rives who
were returned to their Clarendon ap-
pointmeuts for another year b. the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
conference which met at Roanoke, Va.
The program consisted Of an address
Of welcome by J. II. webb. a duet by
Miss May Thomas and George Tate
The Rev. DR.. Ballngee and the Rev.
DR.. Rives both made brief addresses.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Nine. Nabuco, wife of the Brazilian
ambassador, and her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Caroline NabucO, and the
younger children They will sail from
New York early in June.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dwight Wilcox
expect 10 come from their plantation
in Cuba TO spend the month Of May at
Chevy Chase Inn.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12


FEHN
AAs~ a White last
present
he Preside and Mrs
Russian
Secretary Of
Assistant Secretary of State Mrs. Bacon
tive N Mrs. Longworth
The Chief Of the Bureau of Equipment al Mrs. Cowles
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
Commander Madame lie Banpre
Mrs Reid.
lie an Swinderen.
Mr.. Mrs.
Maj and Mrs. William Austin
Mrs. Walingford.
Stumm
Sherwood A
to
The table decorated with spiraea jonquils
Miss Scheer delighted White House
Tted her before his guests
Last evening she of Old Dutch ballads
and national historical Holland
panied by Miss Salie Mason IN he piano.
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mrs. Morrow. wife of Major J. J.
Morrow. L. s. A.. is the guest Of rel
atives IN Pi-tsburE-
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

home OF AIRS. J. Van Vechten oIcOtt,
2223 r street. when the subject viii be
'Psych0-PhysicaI Culture for the
Young"
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

NNHE coming which
l in social activities during this
viii be enivened by performances
Extraordinarily
Bridge parties WILL however, sway, especially
aside
younger hard Of
dinners and the like WILL
marked including
dinner parties uncheons, brilliant reception
embassy and wedding going blaze of glory with
a nj musicale al House.
Mr. and Mrs Humphy Ward England Miss Ward
of Ore College, Oxford England
being entertained British Ambassador
Bryce.
- 2. -
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Mr. Bennett Poe whose place
terday particularly Of
Washington unofficial
Miss Catherine Williams daughter of Mr. Sidney Williams,
Chicago, spending spring
Washington. The
Miss Williams frequent Washington
Catherine Cuom Rdgy daughter of
Currency Mrs William Barrett Ridgy
of Indianapolis, Ind.
Rehearsals the
cy Beaco
people constantly together and the Miss
Mr.. followed
wedding
the of the Miss Williams
Poe eliminating the marriage yesterday Miss Williams
bridesmaid Miss Catherine Rdge wedding
Miss Williams maid of honor
Rdgey, a younger sister of the present Mrs
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Miss EuEenle Hazard. daughter OF
Col EaIery Eavard, medical department
IL s A. is visiting at Fort Leaven-
worth. kan where she expects TO stay
.lr several weeks
The Washington times., 1908-04-12

Or. Harvey w. Wiley gave an inter
esting talk before the Mt. HOIyoke
Alumnae Association Wednesday even
ing. at Rust Hall. on the subject Of
Pure Foods. and How TO Obtain
Them" The hostesses Of the evening
were Mrs. Edward Dudley and Miss
Mary Judd
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25
The American Climate.

On Shotchun Of the Chinese EN-.
bassy on a sultry evening in Cape
May condemned the American eli
mate.
1T is much worse than the climate
of China he said 1t is perhaps the
worst climate in the world. And yet
YOU can joke about IT,
"A physician ioked me about 1t the
other day,
'Accustom yourself, Mr.. Gu Shot
chun, he said. TO our climates ways.
Our winters are arctic, our summers
are subtropical And very often our
climate gets mixed and arctic days
and subtropical ones alternate. Inure
yourself, like me. 10 these changes.
In summer and winter sleep with four
blankets
You do | gasped.
81 do. In summer he added, I
put them under me
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-10-25
WASHING STREETS
Machine For tn. Purpose Tested Yes
terday unders''bireetion of City
Engineer Thistlewood.

test was made yesterday of the
street washing or flushing machine
sent here by the Sanitary Street
Flusher Company, of st. Louis. The
test was made under the inspection
Ct City Engineer Thistlewood who was
observing the effects carefully. The
machine throws a powerful spray up.
on the pavement as 1t moves along
cutting the dirt from the pavement
and sending il in a whirl of water
toward the cutters The tank holds
300 gallons of water and Il is SIM.
posed that one filling will clean two
blocks under ordinary circumstances
But 1t took five or six filings to clear
the one block between Eighth and
Ninth streets yesterday. is partly ex.
planned by the accumulation Of dht
On the pavement and its being "cak a."
firmly to the pavement by traffic The
machine can be used for sprinklins
when desired
me machine is charged from the
MIGRANTS at frequent intervals. one
Ct them is believed 10 be annie IN
Keep clean the streets now payed ana
ordered to be paved