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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

1879 8iiIIioner sos Sgurmer, BIT Ut
6eret til Ben ubpre 5lim al 621 MiI.
Homer Dollars. 90 oisie 5al inobe-
fatter lite r2atbs1 o. sgbingIes",
Der CONNER OBJ til en- Berbi al 36
Millioner Collars for fig alene.
Set bliper 2fnapt me0 Sgmner /
De .Sorene6e Stater, og get fomt1ier
Il bgi 8ris paa @runo al bette folos-
iale Sorbrug, baa6e' til 8pgntngs-
og lignenoe Tormaal % al 8apir-
mgllerne og anore Sn0uitrier, iom
bialper til at fortare bore Sfope.
Man faar en- Soc ON be &rap, Ser
titles til Sfobene, naor man bgrer,
at en- Sgn6agsuogape al ct al 81
itore Seem Sort 8labe alene 1parer
til 6orbruget at u5pruce" fra ct
areal paa mellem 90 og 80 Mcres.
Set antages alminbeligt at Mnr.
ften, Staal og @ementitgbning tree
Ser / Ggmmerets &Iaos iom @pg-
ntngsmateriale. Men 40 al nnio=
mems itgrite 8Der alene u6gior6e
Epmmeret iom 8Dgningsitof Be SO
&rocent, og oct er 11aturltgt, at /
2an66titrifterne bar 8enpttelien al
Eemmer en6nu mere operpeienoe.
Sen Sag er maaffe iffe fern, 90
Mmerifa Ter Jig npoiaget til at gaa
til 8rl1gen al 5ten eller Cement for
8pggematerialer, paa famine Maa6e
iom europa bar maattet Set for lnn=
&c ii6en. Men Der ifal en6nl1 beiere
&riier til for at ilaa Sen &ienos>
eierning fat, at ri mao opbere meo
at g6sle mes bort Gpmmer.
2tge / 9iebliffet CT set ifet en- lille
Meogang / Sgmmerpriierne, met
0enne Tan fun pentes at bltpe rent
mi0lerti6ig. 8rilerne bil be6blibe at
gaa opa6 efter6aan6en iom @fopenc
foribin6er. Set oil blipe Nationens
&ligt at outage og lgle BEN itore Sp-
gape at ffaffe 2an6et @fope tgien,
og 6enne Spgabe rDffer % for boer
Sag nermere in6 paa 2tpet. @n
Maaoe at lple ben paa ct, at bpert
enfelt Sn6ipi6 bele 2an6et ODER plan.
ter Greer | set 6orbolo, lom bans
perionlige &rab for6rer set -, eller
Set &rap, iom bans @fterfommere
fan, bentes at fon1me til at itille.
@nbper ian6 &atriot oil tage fot paa
bette og iette ct gfsempel for an
ore.
0g bette bill tillige bltpe Ben be-
re1r6e &raft for set iamleoe Mrbeioe
/ sen &etning, ser reltaar bele Sea.
tionen efter en- itor Moolcitof, % be
cnfelte 5tater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

fienoer e~titenlr1ig. at set er Danife.
Iigt i &iitorie,, at finoe ct mere IoD-
alt, mere freoiinoet % roligere 2anb.
S~elpfgIeelig bar bet 8robrifoffife
&eeime brast l1ro i bet finite ToIf,
sog ser ppitoo Drganiiationer, bpts.
Gormaal nar at belfptte Snititutio.
ner, Tom bar iammenpofieoe meo,
Solicit, % iom bette elifeoe, foroi
Sc nar set Sfiolo, Ser ifuloe lfGrne
bets &ultnr og Ben politilfe l1opif-
ling.
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Site imaaliq.

Grl1en (6er er be6 at feite Ell 81
ge): u9eres Mnbefaltnger er rtgtig,
not life ierlig go6e."
&igen: rMa, toger Sruen pirfelit
@enipn til Mnbefalinger. Gr1en maa
6a life trio, at 9e blep mig bioere
goot anbefalet, men leg git Dog Der
ben."
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u9anife i Mmerifa".

Gtbpert Mi6beI, Ser fan bi6rage=
til at fnptte 8aanoet mellem bore
n6pan6re6e 2an6smeno inbbDr6eS
,pg mellem Dem og &iemlanoet faite<
re, maa mobtages meo Snteresie og.
@le6e. SITE mtnbit- gial6er bette
6e mere ibeelIe 8inbeleb, 8e-
itrebelierne for at itprfe oen natio,
male @omfglelie, Ser otter er Scrub
ietningen for en- ,pi0eregaaenoe pratt
tilt gampirfen. &eloigpts bar Der /
Sc ienere Si0er peret 8i6neSbpr6
NOT ON, at Der paa begge Siber al
MtIunterbapet er @rafter oppe, Der
fg1er fig 6ragne moo binan6en, iaa
Garen for, at De traa6lgie Strsr11te,
Der MI bringer 8uo mellem ben BAN
lfe NtaationalitetsfgIelie % oe 6nnif-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

be um1ligt for Harf 8oar6et at faa
ollie Sc bren6te 8enfe og gprige
|utenitlier eritatte6e meo npe.
n[1innefota.

1tSsIttSlVlNs
~ @ountDau6ttgr 50. 6. 2incolnS
al Otter Gail County er afganet
be6 Dp6en / Gergus Sails al Sierte-
flag. @an bar beret ipg / lenge-
re Sio, men bans 800 TOM ganffe
11pentet.
- 2ars Mosmusi en, en- so Mar
gammel Man6 / 9focbeiter,. begif ito.
lite l1ge Gelpmorb be0 at ifp6e Zig
gjennern Sopeoet at @org ODER lin
&uitrues 500. &asmusien boeoe
iammen me6 to .af fine Sbnner, og
&epolperen> bpormeo ban begtf 5elp-
moroet bapoe ban ti6lig ON Morge.
,1en taget fra Ell al Spnnernes ga-
relie. Soru0en fine @enner efter'
looer &asmusien 4 8reore, al bpilfe
en- beer / Minneapolis.
&eter 2arien Sienberg, en- BEL
itaaen6e Sarrner / Merbe6en at @t>
moter, bar li6ite uge begaaet 5elp.
moro pe6 Sfp6ning. San la6eoc
begge 2eb paa lin Sagsbesie % git
'u6 / 2a6en og aflfpo Dem, men
naae6e fun at 1fpoe Ben enc Eommel-
finger .af fig. 9erefter git ban ind.
i &jpffenet og benteoe flere @atro-
ner, feite6e en- Snor til Mftrnffe-
rem % affpreoe Sfuo6et meb iine5oo.
&on b1ep rant SoDeoet og 6gbe
paa Steset.
- S 8pen Dafota, @inonaG ou1-
tp 6goe forle6en Sobn- Sones, en- al
Sc gan1le Mislisiippi Sober paa ben
epre Del al Slooen, iom piitnof bar
ben, ser inipirereoe Sobn &aps til
bans beremte Digt Sim @luoioe".
s bpert Galo u6fgrte ban for 40
Mar iioen, ga ban ferte Ell Serge
baao @ariam fra Ga Grosie til Min-
neiotaii6en al 6lo6en mes flere &l1n-
6reoe &aSlagerer, en- ganife ltgnenoe
Daa6. Tergen TOM / 8rano mot
paa Slo0en, men Sones iatte 6ens
Soren6e moo en- lilles9 6looen og
fit bper eneite &aSiager | 2ano paa
6enne. Otter at alle par re06eoe.
iprang ban ielp giennem Sloen %
TOM / 2ano meo ipere 8ranoiaar.
Tom Fan 6og oDerlepeoe. San 6ebe
al Nl6eroom.
Torrige senoag brenote @o-
bert &eneps Sarm 2 Mile SD6peit
for @oo6bue til @run6en, og bele
8eietningen inoebrenote. @amti6ig
foriban6t en- Mrbeioer paa 6armen,
Sbomas Gbomlen, ser bap6e arbei6et
paa Sarmen ct Bar Maane6er og bar
en- rolig og opgtig M%rbeioer. SON
Ell mi blepen funoet / en- &rDbbe paa
en- Mnbofarm bepebnet me6 en- &niD
og forifiellige @e6ifaber, 110en Sat
eller @fo og / en- pnfelig Sorfatning
al Cult ogi &uloe. Otter alt at bpm
me er set bam, ser bar paaiat ST.
oer, og ban er 116en Gpipl iinbsiDg.
SOUL 6. Soisbaffen, en- af Be
iterite Garmere og Meierimen6.
&olf County, er ii6ite uge brgnot
til D66e / lin 2aoebpgntng peo Sois
ton. Sirs0ag gftermio6ag laa ban
&eg fomme op >of lin itore 1pe 2aoe.
og Stal6bpgning, Der netop er blepet
ful6fgrt, er EN- al Be itgrite ben
Del al; 5taten og bar foitet $4,000
San LOB fin Suftrn og en- Scarf fgrgc
for at fun @pag og Seite 10 at StaI-s
% sit lelpzop pad 2oftet for ct
finoes uo. bpor Ssloen tom fro men
L~.. :91o 4:Iho~oor ~. n.Ir~nI.rS
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PRAIRIE and

Toreningeu r2Dngblomiten" 60.
l afbol6er ct rMpron ano Mecftie
Hartp" 0ns6agen 5. 18. Marts, Off
ten, &l: 8, paa @aitbagen &all, 24t3
8loomingtop Ape. M6gangen foiter
% Gents, og Der ierperes Sorfriif-
Ringer frit. @nobi6ere er Der ier-
get for ct gobt Hro9ram. Sn6tegten
gaar til oct imuffe GormuaI, Sore
ningen bar fat fig: 0prettelien at
ct. lfanoinapiif Mloerbomsbiem.
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minneapolis.

S Oggorafl teuipfifc Samfnno,
1907 II. Mpe. g., oil ser 5enoag
SCI "a Gftermiboag blipe bolot Ell
5pergsmaals Meoe, bportil er1bper
er paa oct penlig1te inobnot. +
9et norife Sangerforbnnb / Gbi=
cago bar peo bets Brelioent, Scr.
Sl,lins Seger, anmobet oen lofale
Gfsefutiptomites 5efreter, Scr. 81.
s. @omann, ON at fire @otelbefpem=
melig Der / 8pen 11noer 5angerfe=
iten for $50 Menneifer - Delit paa
en- SLABS. Set fan NOT pere, at Sc
gobe Gbicago=Songere CT ONT Jig ;
aob Ti6!
8pmtel &rps. Mbbelforretning
paa 1. Mpe. og 5. 5treet bleo / 2gr=
bags otter bjenlpgt al en- iterre
8rano, ser anretteoe Sfa6e for /
%geerbe6en al 100000. Sl6en OPP
ito6 / 5. gtage, rtmeligpis pe6 en- el=
Ter an6e11 Sell be6 6e eleftri1fe Sraa=
De, og Sen breote Jig meo itor Solo
iombe6, iaa at set bar me0 9ego og
nappe at Sc 6olf, iom1 arbeioeoe
oenne @tage. flap bort. 8ron0neie=
net fom meget burtigt tiliteoe, og set
tog life lang Si0 at faa 8ugt meo
|Sloen, men BEN itore Masie 8an0
anrette6e megen 9oeleggelie, ioet
oct itrgmmeoe r1e0 giennem 2ofterne
til oe neore @tager og giorOe napa1-
Zig ltlpffer / SRppeoepartementet /
onoen @tage. 5alpage-&orpjet mp6-
tc burtigt frem meo Mosier al Gar
pultn, ser tog al for BET neoitrpmz
mcnoe @ano, men set melte al 2age~
ret blep oog mere eller min0re meb-
taget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-06

9itorie.''

II IL III u ueSVttUtI VI IOt1u!'S
ino ON set n6Ienote SGrtrpf at
.rDonife ! Mmerifa".
S 20 e t :,
l1gebla6 for 2ano % @D, ct aniet
og ubbreot 8la6, Ser n6gipes at
o'Srr. Soief Meller, Solte, % @br.
&eiter9aar6, @ientofte, .meb Stette
al &rofesior 3 afarios
sc i e I e n, 1frtpes Ser for 16.
Sebruor UNDER 0perifriften:
st NIT banif=amcrifanif @erf.
Sen peIfienbte 6riftige og 6Dgtige
.Boabanoler og 8la6uogiper &.
81 osmnse EN- / minneapolis
bar nbienot ct Hrgbebefte al ct MT
biItorilf @erf, iom UNDER Sitlen
SAINT / 81
MI bill begpn6e at uofomme / rigt
illultrereoe Setter.
Sore 2on6smen6 / Mmertfa bat
i lang Gio felt Erang til at faa Be-
res @iitorie ifreben. Mfange baooc
munbtlige og ifriftliee l16talelier be,
bier Bette. Men bi6til bar ingen
popct fig til at gao / Sci me6 bette
itore Mrbeibe. Ggrlt I'LL er Sanfen
for Mlbor toget op og Mrbeioet /
fulb- Gang.
Danlf<amerifonif @iitorie Dil bltpc
ct Grrf, ser fan fortelle set MULE
.penbe @legtleo oeropre om, bpao
bets Sorel6re og 8e6lteforelore og
,enonu el6re Stammefrenoer al
oonlf 8Dr6 bor u6rettet / BET trent
mebe 2anb, Der MI er bleDet bets
.eget, ct 8erf, iom tillige fan b1ipe
..af flor 8etponing for ienere &iitorie=
trimming paa bette Smraa1e.
Ser ct ingen Epibl ON, at bette
@erf ogiaa bill blipe at Snteresie
for mango Danife ber biemme, iiar
for De mango, Ser bar 5lGgtninge !:
Mmerifa. So. nbgiperen bar lifret
fig 8i1tqno al: en-, @affe 6pgttge
Meno til Mrbeibets u6fgrelle,
.bIanot. an6et nSgnoagsbla6et"s
Meoarbei6ere Soar &irfegaarb og
@eorg g. Stran6pol0, enobioere
Nrofesior 8. g. Sig, 8aitor St. @n<
oerien oe ST. 81. 8objerg, og oa
@arfet bill bltpe rigt uoitpret meo
Sort og 8ille6er, iier Bortreter al
fremraeen6e Meno og &pinoer, t6r
man pente, at set itore Soretagen<
1e oil faloe beloigt u6. 6orelebig
.onbefaler ri &rgpebeftet, Der ielp<
felgelig Tan faces igiennem enbper
.oonif 8oebanoel. &%repebeftet, Ser
,er pQa SO Si6er / ltort Sormat, %
;bpis. Gitel er: r8la6e al 9anif=
Mmerifonif &iitorie" inoeboloer
mango fortrinlige Mrtifler ont Dan=
ifernes Ser6 / Mmerifa / gammel og
ny Gio, og er rigt prpoet meo Sill
leber.
8la6et 8 ber :
II s e (9enmarf abroa6) er ct
maone6ligt &tosifrift, uogipet / &ie=
benbapn UNDER 2e6elie al 6'&rr.. $:
Green og $. Stein, Ser ogioa u6gi,
Der 9anmarfs &an6eIs=D agblao
v8grfen". ~Danmarf 6eruoe" CT
ct pooli6eligt og a%fDefslen6e font
mercielt Ei1sifrift, ser fortrinspis
beifjeftiger Jig meo og meo paagen1
gle felger Den 1teoie bofSenoe
&anoelsforbinoelie mellem 9anmarf
og l10lanbet, europa iom De gbrtg2
8erbens6ele, og / lin enonu fun fort
parige @fsiitens allere6e bar ifabt
Jig ct aniet Mabn paa lit lpecielle
Smraaoe,, fom Organ for oanif
&anoeIspei en %vabroao". 9ette
'Blab 1frioer UNDER Is. Sebruar ON
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Gfnoaarsballet / Mlexanbra g.

Sfnbaarsballet / Mlexanbra So
gen bill altiaa blipe afbolot paa Da-
mia lille Sail f%gritfommen6e 2er6ay
Mften. gi ct forpisie6e ON, at ber
bill blipe go6t 8eigs, og Sgitrene ifal
NOT igrge for, at 6eres @ieiter bill
faa 8enene rgrt. Damien gaar al
ti6 go0t be0 Mleran6ra 2ogens Sc
lter, og 11aar 9amerne ielp er 81
9pferenbe, bill Ser blipe laa meget
ltpltgere.
Mniif / $arferne. S Sen font
mel16e CONNER oil Ser blipe ,negen
og goo Muiif / De %offenlige Starter
,16en l1ogift for Gilbgrerne. &arf
@oar6ets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar
anbefalet, at ser bliper gibet &oncer=
ter bper Mften lfiftepis | Sc forlfjel<
lige Harfer, iamt cit @6noags=Ma-
tinee, / 10 Tiger. minneapolis Yarf
@an0 UNDER 2eoelie al @ermon Sell
iteot pil rtmeltgbis foa &ontrafteu
for at lepere Mulifen moo en- 8eta-
ling al $4,000.
ct &ebers @pinbeforcnins %
MISUNDERSTANDING inobp6er til en-
aurpefeit % l1noerboloning, Ser bill
blipe afbolbt paa Dania Sail, sStt6t=
gang fra Ge6or Size, G5re6ag 5. 20:
Marts, ST.. Mften. Oct pill iiffert
blipe Ell interesiant Seit, i0et Der
ct arrangeret ct ieroeles goot 8ro-
gram, iom for Gi6en er 11noer Sn6>
ituoering, meo Gableauer, Gang oip
8egge Soreninger er beitemt paa at
bpoe 6eres @ielter EN- l1noerboIb-
ming, iont Ser en6nl1 life er Jet Ma=
&c til peo noge1 &urpefeit / Minne>
opolis. Mogangen er lat til 10
Gents, men Sen bill blipe. fri for 6em>
ser meobrtnger &nrpe. &offe fer
peret frit.
9pbsfalo. Olnf 81. 2psierup,
Gloite Sgn al Scr. og Mrs. 90. 2psie-
rup, 2114 6. %. Street, ofgif 1ibite
l1ge be6 De0en, 81 Mor CARMEL, al
Sering. Sen 11nge Mono> Der til
berte &reisfeeoers Union, arbei0eoe
for enoel Nar li6en / flere Mar / 6.
&asmusie1 Sub. Cos Torretning og
bar alminoelig afbol6t for lin eff
per0ige, goomo6tge &orofter. SON
bar beo Suleti6 fon1met tilbage fra
Ell Sur til 8eitfpiten for ml1lig at
finoe Selbre0elie for SDgoommen,
og efter bans Silbogefomit til @in-
neapolis tog 6enne pll1oielig iterft
Suerboanb. 8egrabelien fanot Ste6
/ Manoags fra gngers l1noertafer,
2ofaler poa @eoar Mpe. 81 beber
bans ef%terlaote Jorel6re og @legt-
hinge mootage Soriifringen om Dor
oprigtige Deltagelie / 0eres 5org.
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is also a guest of the Millers and viii
return to Topeka with Miss Fuller for
a visit.
Miss Edna Snepp of Olathe, who is
student at K. U. this year was up
from Lawrence to spend Sunday with
Washburn college friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinton Woodward of
Lawrence left Monday for New York
and their. winter home at Seabreeze,
Florida,
/; Mr., and Mrs. f. H. Spencer. Mr.. e.
NJ. Spencer. Miss Georgia Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Bauer and the
Misses Bauer went to Lawrence in
automobiles Sunday.
Miss Annabel Garvey left yesterday
for Chicago where she will stay over
night and join a party of four girls
leaving for Wellesley to begin their
freshman year.
Mrs. j. A. Mccall will leave in
October for Bahia, Brazil to join the
Rev Mr.. Mccall who is a missionary
stationed there.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Henry F.
Mason who have returned from their
home in Garden City where they spent
the summer are at home at 1873
Woodlawn avenue where they have
taken a house for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Winfield Null
vane returned from Chicago today.
Miss Sadie Nicholson of Rockford,
Ill. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
ARA Clark. Mrs. Clark and her baby
son, Oryille, recently returned from
Rockford where they spent two
months.
Mrs. George w. Curtis and baby
Mildred are visiting Mr.. Curtis sisters
at his old home. 1915 Clay street, and
Mrs. c. H. Nettels, while he is travel
ing with Judge Taft. Mr.. Curtis will
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Items for the East Topeka column nsr
be telephoned tic Ind. phone 1881 black-l
The Belview Literary club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. G. p Gill at ? o'clock.
Mr.. Frank Kelley left last night for
Amarillo. Texas, where he has accept
ed position and will remain perman-
emily.
Miss Grace& Jordon is able to be out
and around again after two weeks ILL
ness.
Mrs. E. j. Wilson and son Cooper of
APO Madison street. have returned home
from Carbonate where they spent sew
eral days visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. Luthey. of 230 Chandler street
entertained yesterday afternoon in
honor of her son Franks fourth birth
day. The little guests present were,
Earl Stockwell, Carl Luthey, Kenneth
Hayes, Harry Jolley, Robert Service,
Arthur Loud, Clarence Luthey, and
Hencil Story. Watermelon was served
for refreshments.
Miss Gladys Johnson returned to her
home in Dodge City; today after spend
ing two weeks here visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Arthur Lowe is spending this
week with her parents in Spencer.
I The Ladies' Aid society of the Third
Christian church will spend wednes-
day as the guests of Mrs. Samuel
Brennel at her home on Lake street.
Harmony Rebekah circle met at the
home of Mrs. Edith Haynes Thursday
afternoon. The prize in the, spelling
contest was awarded to Miss Florence
Anderson and in the doughnut contest
the prize was won by Mrs. Day. There
We're II present.
Miss Nora Rinxer will return home
from Mayetta tomorrow after several
days visit with friends there
Mrs. Flora James entertain few
friends at luncheon Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. w. B. Hoeck of Green
leaf. the guests were Mrs. c. Cole
Mrs. F. Garland, Mrs Roy Hartwell
Mrs. w. Swain, Mrs. NJ. Norwood. Mrs.
L. Bowers, and Mrs. W. B. Hoeck
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DISGRACE TO CITY
Paving Is Allowed to Become a
Wreck.
East Eighth Avenue Is Now Al
most impossible.
WORK OF PLUMBERS.
Have Not Made Repairs in Exca-
VatiOns.
On jefferson and Madison Brick
Have Gone to Pieces.
WORK OF PLUMBERS.

Topeka has over million dollars
invested in paving for her streets, a
larger sum by far than in any other
public works in the city, or county
either, for that matter, yet the city
authorities allow this paving to be
destroyed by the carelessness of re-
sponsible people in manner that
would put the "Arkan-saw" traveller
to shame.
Eighth avenue east from Quincy
to Jefferson is the worst example in
the city, but there are others almost
as bad. This paving is of two course
brick, costing about $4,000 per block,
and was evidently well laid in the first
place. 1t has only been down about
four years. yet this paving is in a
frightful shape filled with gullies and
chains of foothills stretched across
it. studded with mountain peaks. 1t
is roliel1er to drive over than an old
time corduroy road that has been al
lowed to run down through neglect.
East Seventh and Monroe, Madison
and Jefferson from Eighth to Fifth
streets are in nearly as bad condition
and there is scarcely a block OF paw
ing in Topeka which is not scanned
with gullies This paving. which was
we'll laid in the first place. has been
dug up for gas, water and sewer
pipes or for some cause or other and
has been replaced by careless or in
competent WOrkmen. VI TINS lneIS
can be no doubt. When the sum OF
$4,000 is spent for one block of paw
ing and only four years of good SER
vice gained from the street, there is
n reason. A state Journal reporter
went over these streets above men
toned on foot and carefully noted
the condition of the paving with the
following results:
Disgrace to the City.
The paving on East Eighth avenue
from Kansas avenue to Quincy is of
asphalt and is in fair condition except
at the southwest corner of the Quincy
intersection which is badly ~sworn
through. The asphalt on Quincy
from Eighth avenue to Ninth street
is in a frightful condition, and full of
holes. Following the brick paving on
Eighth from Quincy east the south
side of the street appears to be in
good condition but on the north side
beginning at the center of the block
in front of the Heinz ice cream fac
tory the paving has been chopped all
to pieces. 1t looks like the waves on
a lake on windy day. There are
valleys four inches deep extending
from the curbing to the car tracks in
the center of the street. Scattered
about among the valleys are hills six
inches high. At the intersection of
Monroe and Eighth. there are raised
places in. the paving that Would in
dicatc an upheavel from -fuRd erneath
Of no small proportions.
Following the north side of the street
on down from Monroe to Madison the
condition of the paving gets worse.
There are six places here by actual
count where ridges and valley stretch
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-29
Y. NJ. c. A. WORK OPENS.
Educational Classes Organize for the
Season.

Last night marked the opening of
the Y. NJ. c. A. night school work. A
meeting of all men interested in night
school work was held in Gemmell hall
last night. At this meeting a talk was
made by Mr.. Harold T. Chase, chair
man of the educational committee
and remarks from the different in
structors, giving an outline of the
work that will be taken up in each
course. Stereopticon slides will be
used to show some of the different
phases of the work
The enrolment this year promises
to exceed that of last year. There are
a large number of men in office who
desire TO specialize on some partice =
lar subject. and the courses are so ar
ranged this winter that this can be
done to advantage.
Along with the common school
course a gymnasium class, designed to
especially meet the needs of these
boys has been scheduled so as not to
interfere with the night work, but
rather to enable the student TO do
more efficient work
An arrangement has been made
with the superintendent of the city
schools. whereby boys under the age
of IA, who are required to attend
some regular school can meet this re-
quirement by attending night school.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-29
That Stubborn
Cough

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that are either the cause or result of
inflammation or irritation of the
mucous membrane passages. 1t is
unequaled in the treatment of
Diptheria. Scarlet Fever Quinsy.
Whooping Cough. Colds, Group and
all allied troubles. 1t is very val
liable household adjunct, being a
most reliable preventive of serious
development when used to check the
many apparently unimportant symp-
toms that so often lead to very dan
gerous stages. tMuco-Solvent is for
sale at all first-class drug stores and
is most dependable specific for those
troubles for which it is indicated. For
sale by Gatlin Drug Co., 702 Kansas
avenue, Topeka.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-29

be in Topeka October with the Taft
party.
Mr.. Wilbur Galloway has returned
from a trip to New York and Boston.
He spent a few days with Mr.. Nor
man Ramsey, first lieutenant, U. S. A,
at Sandy Hook.
Mrs. T. w, Harrison, Miss Harri-
son and Miss Anna Harrison were in
Lawrence for the Wilhelmi- Moore
wedding Saturday night.
Miss Florence Welcome has return
ed from a two months visit to rela-
tives in Chicago and Wisconsin and
Mrs. w. NJ Welcome Will return to-
morrow from a visit to her daughter,
Miss Winifred Welcome, of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. w. V. Church of Ma
rion are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. S.
Lewis.
Mr.. Stanley Reed left Monday for
Evanston where he will attend North
western Medical school.
Miss Fannie Sibley has gone to Ell
Paso, Texas, to spend two weeks.
Mrs. F. NJ Chilson, who was visiting
Mrs. K. U. Whitfield. has returned to
her home in South McAiester. Okla.
Mr.. Clay Hamilton returned today
from Elk Falls, where he has been
visiting for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Neff of Camden,
Ohio, who were guests of Mrs. W. A.
Johnston. left yesterday for Logans-
port. Indiana.
Miss Maude Rehkopf has returned
from a visit in Chicago and Iowa City.
Hutchinson News: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
z. Bassett of Seventh avenue east en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Walter AL
bright of Topeka at 5 O'Clock dinner
last evening.
Atchison Globe: Miss Grace Hen
nigh of Topeka. who has been visiting
her mother Mrs. ]. -Hennigh. on South
Fifth returned home toady
l. The Richardson Art Embroidery
club will meet with Mrs. Anna Felher
1923. Jackson street. tomorrow after
iinoon. $50 --..-