davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-12

SHENANDOAH. Pa, Feb. 1Z-Haug-
ing on the talIboard of "A wagon, AM
drew CaIpot am eisat-year-oid boy
caught his legs among the sDokes and
was Whirled around the wheel several
times. Then John James grabbed the
brides OF the horses. stopping the team
iu time 10 save the youth from death.
AulreW Is l-uE.r--.Lw L-L-L.L-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

tOTn. atu:. 9rnt unn siyubtrrqtr
Dcn Ct. gliilteta. aaiOslaot uoI
Narlss 6Ont. 9tter niaatr 90!
CiOae @eno. aotn 6psiten Den ,ioIt
Gltl GUeI Don 9onnots YIig I
Mntermanu Don ginn uno ). NsIis:
Don @eiIplalil.
Rad Dem 0ptam:s mar iatrnHsn
taller Seqen, narlui .OroB,r 6ipit nj,
lcbsa Oid". itnlte ouya cie Rirt, II,
oardui e't6eIIt, Or hotu. 9,ilai,ioni
aIrr Anrsient,r an Der Gcmmupion.
bant einisln is!u Primlsi,gsn uno Gin
Rrimiibilo.
Gic tslotn n,uatptlten Qrigi,,r
bctw. SitpbnE Stauptd,r iino 1.
:. sruus ilaO bon tbtem bOdp. Vi.
ihols dis aiiifcnis9'ricatr in otr Il.
Nato's snae ;a gItor, % anqtRtIt
u0roM.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

SER 0snrp bedemeper ntbjt Ge
mallln u"o Sinner Nntnn 'inD aRuris
DON 81. SoGis usilsn eeltQsntlid Der
Prlmii'eier be: 9lsfim oes bchu.
Sispfdu StnulUef,r aui msbrsre 5a=
ae bier. Srr Sefsmspsr bsln5 iih asi
tern nab Der ,'arm oss bsrrn o.nr0
SdanSrneasr All Der er Qsboren uno
mst6s Sidits er isit 10 \abrtu Mot
msbr Qt'slsn. elnma. iri:ber;uisasn.
-6err uno 6rnu Sttpbau Sertels
uno lott,y GtriNlat. 5bersiia uno
0lata pon lPa' trsburl btiinben ild
'tIt Samliaa bier unb ptrbiuotr mi,
Der yrlpohnanl Der Primiicier lhrer
TtrIuono'ra. bee bptw. Steubon
SdaupCttr. 9'tiutc lbrtr bienatn
Au9ehotQtr t'no Grtunot. Ser
TtlltIs HHo Ndltm wtroeu Geute in
'brt NcInlllb iarut'rbtu Ihtt JoA
ter allp ptrotN mtbrtrt 90ohen pu
bIcIbtl 2l3 gothlau III Net.a
GcrItle ouyt ols 9'orynden icints
Nbonntmsnt@ chi tiu ,otltcrts ,iahr III
Cant U,rpID.,;!.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
5rsspur9.

y ). :. a. 9ustis. uns :. / so.s
neT wdr,n Alau04 9t;4dF;s1ac ..saerbet.
ten U:esI IL SiEE.
CtE &Htomct!l. eas ut. re!1es bier .i,.
a.Gis eileheE. tam aH 5dGBaaa hlsrour1.
<'e Vd'tlre ht:te 10 sisres.rcft unS m
'srt Surge. III IN tsrsm Sebss aah ME q.
Hsn ioinsH &aefn esie6sI, lartsn isif ri1a
aus eeui StauHsn uHs Esrrunefvu Bver7.
y mar oai rem asss 5oH Ct seuis SAD
SeitfricH Clip.
I'm lctten ScEH:aa .ra.eH s.sr uHtsr arc
ger {tief.itssfl ioIatuos alnssy sun sritfs
.'als hm liiGe ecs rsrrE sEsstH Ar,pn
t0e'taeH. 1ota Hoe. Gbagieb Aauu, SCa
.saliet. Sran' giunsrttia'. Ssuto SSiu,.
tEore, 5tani tiA'rg. gtsad AnAd
neHra t;art gaHrae Storspt,, Svsnl
Shaihmdnn, ycmp T. .l;le&, ysibH tsi,su
ste Nat!HaHn. AsHse -.a,rE RAsarn
'ohdana susskctt. Glsta Bsst, In,lta
ReFr.e', N4aea!sua @.aet.. ssnet sn,
&C., Assn 1tgmsra. SHaa nestgbsrssy
3'o' i,5uiaafl'an.,H ea3. I'll N.as3 t4-a.
esI 1oa SeguoiugU. gasa.a Aaurs
'Ster'dun' Ssital sutt,0i. Ssa faa3a.
Mn Ianatyiias s,eieg ssaas v,ss h,s
s'avr'd.uif 'dy q. Sowmu'e7itn f1,.stu
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
Ginr fd,anefrtaftr Brfrsiuua

29tt yer! X. <tau, Gt5ner, &,aib. pog
tinem l1duoTadtttn [oee rrrei.e. vuyet.
TT sint Wahl1;t e,t Gae Vel. m 3.aunsH
lttt -Gtge 'dlgsrc gt.alMHa,. itrc,biu.
byd1atc eint ptrW,'tt;t <uadfngyar.htit btr
an p,e tlGta ;g'lhyeVtN l,tulta Nut vtr
p'Trst ~aUn ;ldl.c ,tg cueu egeadlii.u
IN S9a.aut $40 auc Sil iuy tlnta %c'gt
ecg ug EIa; hali Tdun anna u1 n:3 Gau
'ocrld, a,ty chat AUttu GnrUa ul.n,
40 Il. Rlnt 9 &tu GtMogtya. ietl,p,g net
poUnduoll bette uHc ;ew ttn IA 10 osiunN
dlo IT," S69 iIGUl StI, fUg Su.aer.e,esn.
S'ont,il9. odrn Gne eg.l,unsc,, Avama
Sseu9 une Stadbg'itr, 30, ure Sl.nl
EJche'la'1tu 'yt! Sagar;,.. bet y. Ni.tt
meuer II Sor, @t'iy5l!,a. uuN Ss., uus
: ~. Saea y SoHs (ras,sa c.. q
Ihomle urS q, Giiltdb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
ahannsr iihsr 80 In GSsfahr

manner e't eto mttilers A.ter Oaey' 5ri.
ten, hdtcn eatt 6oleuA Aienep acmttr
Nhl't anS Gtlsltie;una ac'moeu ceianbcrt
BET pratoNericH SorItdenserl'cH ucgon
pornt5mlldl atlttC Seuit beiautu ime 1. {.
Norrts, Gertc;, Np., treibt. -sts por
einem ,Ndhgt TIT meiu Sdter an Rieren uue
S!dlenIenen nNo mthrere Atrlt er.lar,er
tT lslee an Scyaobcruns Der S'ornduneSrg.t
Hne rieiben aai Operation, 2air 'uga,eter
odb tr oteie!be meaep ielnem Alter riai i
berleben sOcrae uRe 1T eHtpiabl Scleu's 9ls
men fsnsou. Tlt critic Slnitle t:atl,e ibr
Stnoeruna nno naa cshyaut er guei,en
i9aE 'T pon oem ues;. bsirsu 3eo,e. i
NiI.emtier
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
rtr "a ~,
teaHsa, eif bfariast wfrss#.

sSenc Ieisenoe Srdlleh, bic lielid, pen I'm
seiitt 5orm une Reinforcement iihe. me
ben bon uieleu bic tbeyio loon Iein ionnisr
tsnsioei eihe idl,udtv. iraniIiCbe SSran ii
nerpos nno rei5bdr. geritppfuna eosr 9,te
reuaI'!e ,etaen iid eurd SIasAen, ,sledsn,
ndutalIsidl "a uno e!eueer geiidltsiarbe.
@eaen aae eis',m wirtt Giteire 8itters
Nuncer. u feNuIni Wdaen, seber uno
Nlcren, rtlnlat bns Blni; aisbt itarIe Eer.
pen, Hare AaaeH. retutn !tibem, ianite
Saut, IltbIldls t]eii4tsfarbe Sicle reiseaOe
Nducn 'duIben lbm fire 8ciuuDheEt unO
Sdonbei,. JJc bci y. 0lItemeler * Son,
@eiipba!ld ano Soil. mo z. ". Shtu *
sons lraoina Co., ct. l4omas uno ct.
G!iiabei5.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

. <nn bel einsg Nsantheju Elm otgi1e,
F~srborasnsl Nerve uttiaat, sunn ueijaat
und1 aau' iiter fa9 tust Ois'en stgg ton
trcuierit SgGaH 60 fam en- GaaeHferu
ltiu, eoer Il mGa etui l'eiltn onsr eGn Ae
ten Arnf' une Stus, Gtctttn hls3f. 60
mar T.. Shoop, Der WcrN cpi oigjt g
beueWahrhf,: uegWlee. Sr. Shoop'o Ne
itoroiiUe ipuTee aiti hcracitg.um son vi
cen ~ htiengc, ohtt 81, Rtsren ,surtihs
~ fnuiiesa. ~sit alimoeiihe @cbar
lung t'.edrl illl6. Z. 5hcop'S Ati,cra.
tire agbi Otrstt an eisie perinasnoep iuuettp
9erptn. Ssr temfylsusnsrtte erfria eifies
Aesgpis eemenHtisr. bic lStioheli IL BE.
hanemnQ ra nirlNhen llriadle Citiss 9sf.
idfeHe Der Irdaut Inn 60 II ii ltiaa.tb
lelni ~ bgiuensn, Cine rln'dAe iani peu
ishntaeiae srob, mire ea ihun. gefiuhfn
Sse . INC a5et,saaen Sie in. g.sriaAft
eurh ). eillsmsssf 4 zen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
81. 1lnthonv.

Ani !stseH @ruHtaa .fslsris HHlsf. Iuuat
@SHls'Fee tHt SaircHsieit, Ct. ssieniHs.
iar Ptl4, .dsiili6tetf be s,rGax auf sas
l4cTts esi1mafi mar. Iss Eo4aint g.
aagu TIM llhE uFs i9iss . il arssiai uns
1seeuH. TOral' bic Sgohle6aam Sro,si
Nsb iHrsrbdIt en gauEsa pey AW4t as.
ssaal'sn DaIee. SIsle BON Ss. gaabaree.
H'etFSs Ha9HsH Tie! az sa Gsti;tisi,.
oerT 3shdHn 5OEsRssGr Ia. ~ bl,r fir
Sll5.O cine .Tarrs ss.aui, uns piys H..
'eles az srFiH efgitAsE bsiies;r.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

gage q i,asEo clGem rbsumltiid Ssys
et,otu, eoB @ roa t;r'l0s Reihops nu
ildcrtn Stnotrun0 1iett &eriebaiitr Ste
lp II. Sb,op'e Eua Eber 8a, umailomis
uab sius ireR Syest. ~,sieo Sup pl.e %
pelliommea !Iat maatu, nie rhemmat,iae
Stmsrien iansu eap II. Sheep's Raell
ratis Afmesu fiaiila eher Sahlet,en, bfiei
ttat usraen tnnnen Shldsn 5te tetn
NeGh giegge9t 1T irti lieberrdihrn Sic
ciueu nsatalrlen sei0enben, inoem Slf fur
ibn eas Aaa peH Tt. Speep, RaetHe.
Nis. beieFsen. !. gtlitnieptf & sen.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
plassesiiifr pfrksani.

Nsun eth an RaatrIeibenber Or. aiHa 4
9ep sifs Rue aimmi iisbi n nit SreuSsf
<pspep'id nnb anUeroaulinteit ftebeH
mthr nod, sr pan6ct iia aber irinsn Ct
neuien auftH appetit, ftarfs Nerpen trdiil
q 'seiuuehett, aucs neil Jaarn gtbcr uns
R!'rm lett rltia fuH.tirer. Is ceHts BET
y. eil!einsptr 4 Con, Mtitpholia, unb
of, uno :. y. SaeH Il SorS lrdbino
o., 81. Ibomds nno 81. G!aate ii.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
k!aoer seoseIso
MACH flETcAla's
9 AS 7 Q RIA

lisrnbauie aus. rrO Der lun4e grisite,
] 'ieIns eistpd'iotr drIsotc. bewtats id
'olt Treifhten, moran iaft aue ".
mtlnotniiglleber theilnatmen al,
Rlrds. 3Hsrit tamen tis Shultlnctt
baum bic Dsri4ieotnsn Soonli'aisn unO
srolih Der erimiiiaRt. llnmittslbor
Dor IIm glna biz ytau:, Die ,.=ilbrile
Watallss Sonnta. umlebsu BON Den
SlumsnmdoAsn Aenli!ls AStr.~monn
ulto ytranl oius 6reoe. MI DE gro'
S.liOi Die 'Rirae bctrlt, lana Der
euOT, Don 6t!. Rsgina Dob. Q,!sitst
unO belishenp aus tit.ie,n Sonee,r
hno o1nastinnsa oenen b el Cant
Jebrhrf, bag See Sattroo maauus".
edH5lah bswsste In Der Qr;mi;iont
sum 6onnltar unb oa anlelonat.
lilmnils er ta: ysni Orator an uno
sterlni belann oas ieierlh. qmt.
Fem primijlonttn itanoen ,ur Sti!e
ole Vttsbltir allIittu; Der bpaw. i.
u. DleOsnb. cd. glausr Der bicliQe,
ISGmsll0t. Ilalon mar bet botw. /.
e. Rs,iss uno Suboid.tn ott hoDp,
RarI eptn, gr hOdlw. ,3oau Nrunt
Ipav 0;umoniar, tj' 6sltpnot0t belt
Der lotp Jaiob ". 0ubel, giltrtr
pon 6ranttnlitn. i'm Sasliuoyum
pnrtn ant0gisno foiIsuot brdu. 0u.
reH: >laieW @dnlol poI 1uo. lpbn
9oelttc pen 6Oii, yutr g9ia9,r uOn
Gag 9tpo, So9n &atm.ler Don
Soo't e!ttL Acba Y!uB, S.1.3. pon|
elfon. i4tO. &aar. uoa uiartiasburQ.
Tie Stler 'h.05 mil ptm iatrlm,n.
talsn ot9t1, nno olrluI WroEer Nptt-
Am Naamlltaa mar gmplan1 i'm c.
ttTlldsn 9aals, al Dem ale Terlulaole
Sfiann'e npo brtunce thrlnatmsn.
1sdlw. 9sbn t,ruur,
Der ;ur 'elbcn 3su uno I'm i:.bsn q.
nnar luySsr gOtm. Stepblu Saau.
ptfsr BIZ Erie lisrutlbs erpalt.u. a.. |
ueil: puyot. laB an 'ol9su SAGE, |
SisHalag, lens trltt hi. 1ltrFe. ~. Or.
'd 1T Ger 2a8 at Dem Elm nsulepslb.
.tr Sylritsr @ott Dem e sEV.-.4w er. !
tenmal oas 81 4tf ~ r4
in 6sf. sae 6Ev.i i 4
III GItyn, Wt;ap,I2 ua g : Il
no 6rsante. iOnotyu az :. ~oo
lanc e'smtinoc, leIts bat il1 oud
'IpIclm al ocm rtgtu 4uiaell otn oW
0tnltnot al Or Gel.r nlbm-- 4un.tI
llbr. anur Dem Salauie otr N.ptn.
'uroe etr loaw. Yymliian, N grt.
tnIon pp" StWtiistahluie ableholt.
IL ,rlitr Stt!le lam Ger RltuNrQlty
ann oW S1ullluOtr, Damn ole 1lir.
lleotr Der &ttrlnt, ptlte aue mitl
llsn ptu1leecnen Abislttn ptyi<ben
odrtn uno ea0llt oey po1W. Qt,nl;,l
ut nit Itn;en Nntlttnt,n. IN ottll
tlrts anItla"4t Iilmmie Der lohu.
'UnuShnt oas Vtul 6ttsiog an, NM
lad Dem Ger 6bor iptl yfrls Sauon
tiun9tu bate uu0 oae eieb,t Mm
'slllAtn cglIte btsuod max. uaum pl:
.erItte 0odamt ltiusn 9lnilno. StrI
odm. T2ttr GIjpMbrOt. GiIrrtr or j
par Vrt@bliey Aniiiens.
a1Ipurol9er 1amt4 (sIler, non Si.
ouIa mar Gja;cn rno Batter Gpp'
ou8Ics nan 81. eburIts ,pay Subol-
.'u, Ms @armonitamtIiiey iunltyt;u
{ Dctp. asrGcu Slrsban Shluw.tc
loSlHaa e,ppiul non Smltb,pn. ne.
it ltt'ipIetat b,tIt Der trhW %ty ! t
lro CWVcnhrct ron @arIntt, SGlao.@
II SdattUayjum waycn 'rlstnot
DIR. Sc:rcn uot dupti,no, ,te'spa
hmIot pen Sae4. ,(cbu %lhnelty
" See't eyft l0tob 0HScy ppn
IobN Nltur :. 2. \
II e''irn, @&ldhtapl,ty eon %ur!.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
: RAul A. PINET :
lEWELER
LINN, mo.

SRta an 9lao sia: it,Re AasR.ss
OIL Vbytn SInata. <rptlgr. Gaae
ahstr. Sl!5tve4ay: : il isay a;s,
oraiH pr;lI.n. aa9ay.Rr goa Tie.
rtn Nn0 3uV.l.a .int Ss:;ia.,lt.
@edn II nCI S;loi. le,st; e1r.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

Ste $r.mIpdn,sr. iolp;g osrsr G!itrr
un0 SeisRiiiey eTitat.:n loren bsr'Iitcr
Cant k NJ .5o+u. &a.er Tjersr,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

a'er eleIe 7tit: ~. Sral;ea itinty
3sit'IU1 an oH abreicrecn geurballar uni
anoegtr Ssllru,,u aJl:3tt.e
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
8cdirp stephan 5hauwsdssr

Der nor Suritm III Cincinnati. ca,c.
lnm Vut'.ey c ptjbt. 'titrtt am Won
tag un : H.; lem critics bI. alafcv'tt.
tle Vnt mar bsn oca thylu. Notrt
Sdmt @tptl;tyi aE'4 ber,Htr. &c
'hmiidl; dIt Aitart. uuo aapi beipu
oe'a ou Ncta.i1.. wlrrn nit S',umcl
nho N'unita pc3rhyt lom Stmt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
GROUP
H. HlLkEMEYER & SON.

R"caat tae e5NtH p, k.ps pf
Mics Nr saA ln.5 la". Is tasas
- cents Smallest, III lset. s1,cst
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

S1mer;.n 'E3iantGo rt:ssg tara
iit s'a Il. SbocI : Sjn! V3n S3.
eetin ild.r ii - 9DlugN1 f;a3thsg,
sna &sispt tfsi a. ~ a. 3,rts
: I1tleI. ,'f13sn S's Stu9 &c!
tot cher &so,P.i. S..@:t 2rgi
utaUfa'hme'i !, P.4''ttJYr.
@tN:rjta KJrnaua. 5.,s.ssa -
on r. @er2H S3a.l. sHls TN,
I''' Nyobf al S'Gt;: u, s,t e-tt.
! ,',..:mtD.: Il Ssa,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24
3lucl lle4e Arbeitss
= as'sessa:s.
llef2rt >ltie btnem>s SIN
l1tinberle >es
bcrrn,
FrlMlifticrN Der ioOdw. Sttpban
Sdaawedet mo SObH
Srunc.

Gtr y. mn - daHi wn,cn SEQ,
'seUolley S:'i.jtlsi 'uy ois niemeino,
pon 2@ttoal!il. l4tOu byahttn
ioel liter 81 FyjtNlsrn aemtra aicu
@5lnt Dem penn am allar, lhre (trli
llnQsoei't olr cb3lut cine ic!te
6t'iItttrt iay 94,iiptail ttiEc Sci
ttnbelt = tpo5l tsiat 6'emutt .mo
@tao' i4yty N;QBc in 0ricm ynnot
bat Dem l@tlnbtvae oc: Nsrrn 10 plele
9Irbe'tr atntli lIs oieis - lpmmt
ett ttlNc 6elsy Der aIti1 uno mlto an
t'Inst 6riU en- yCl:rsy 9utbtil Qanom
men al2 al Der Stlillt'et no Elm Ruo
o1s GcwulO,at al otn At1rt Der Sir
1t IN oct cs Qetad'i III ptrts ann CT
lieu %alt ot@ ot1w %tlb tmpiar1ta
ltln cyiits 1icBrpitr oarWbrjnlru
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

[ottIpdtt madrtno otr 99c.tt
6 G OUTRAGED. 1t, u. 9yitiita
be- ". W. graiiou. Ct. ~oui4;
5cNt 1Atr. HoW. 1Utltemcutr. ,Ssi
',rioa 6Ilo Tyto tooh oaliir,uia.
u. " :. MarIt0, 5eoal,l; mo
nttr ShWatb. Nttm0nn. NE.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1909-06-24

: - 4 A.aTT
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-02

There have been frequent references,
in these garrulous, personal reminis
cences, to the Isthmus of Tehauntepec,
thrown out careless like, as II the
and might be an authority on the sub
1ect but have now come to the place
where I shall have to admit that all
I saw of the Isthmus was the flying
glimpse one gets from the car window
on the line between the City of Mexico
and a small clearing in the jungle
midway between the ports of Salina
Cruz and Puerto Mexico which is
known by courtesy as a town. 1t is a
junction point on the Isthmus line of
the national railways and is. am per-
euaded, and more Travelled people
have met back me UP in the statement
the Ultimate Limit. After that, far be
At from me to name a place whose hos
pitality / enjoyed for one whole day
and two nights, for I have no doubt
that it gave US of its best and am
mercia1 club. There are number Of
fourishing towns in the Isthmus,
modern, progressive, and prosperous
great sugar and coffee plantations
owned by foreign capital and hacien-
das belonging to historic Mexican
families, where, although they are
miles from railways and reached by
long journeys by canoe and horseback,
1ng a charming IL limited society of
the English, American, French and
Mexican people who own or operate
them may be enjoyed. But 1t was my
fate to see only aforementioned clear
ing in the jungle, and although the
railway trip down was one of many
marvels and delights through varied
scenes its pleasures will always be
overshadowed by the memory of a bad
attack of indigestion and three meals
In the worst hotel in my experience.
SO if I don't enthuse about the
Tsthmus of Tehauntepec here is the
answer: I saw the worst spot on it,
I had a bad tummy and the eats
were impossible. Nobody is to take
what I say as final condemnation
because, had we gone a few miles
further either bv rail or across coun-
try we could have been comfortably
housed and fed and so put in a frame
of mind to appreciate the wonderful
natural resources of the region and
the unaccustomed sights that sur
rounded us. AS 1t was. now that 1t
IS all over. like to tell that was a
stones throw from an impenetrable
jungle, literally the forest primeval
where we could hear parrots and
monkeys chattering in the trees, in
a village which consisted entirely, ex-
cept for the railway station and no.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-02
RNOMENSM
IT, CLUBS<Sa8b

Oh for an angel The clubs are
Coming through Individual mem
bers are joining the Fed with the
avowed object of helping, the plans
for the Christmas bazaar are matur-
ing, and nobody is knocking on the
Federation clubhouse project. but still
the fund is fnconsiderable and what
the proposition really needs is an
angel. Someone to boost the scheme
with the offer of a building site, or to
be ")ne of ten to give one hundred
dollars each. 1t is a splendid oppor-
tunity for a public spirited woman
with a few dollars that aren't busy
to do something handsome for her
sister-woman. and. incidentally, for
Topeka A hospital2 Yes. Libraries?
But the Fed, too Why not? Why
not? A club house for women;
a home for the Federation, an at
tractive and beautiful place for meet
small, public and private. It's a great
chance for some one to win a niche
in the local Hall of Fame.
The Good Government club and the
500 to the clubhouse fund. Other
clubs will follow their example. There
are many clubs in the Fed which will
give that much, others that car give
SIS and others that will subscribe $50:
Every member of the Federation will
help to make the bazaar a success.
Church bazaars in Topeka have been
successful money getters. The Fed
bazaar should do as well or better.
Here's a suggestion from a wise head:
s'The Fed should ignore petty schemes
for raising money and go out with
a stocking full of sand and hold up
people, just as every other institution
has done The clubwomen have been
working for Topeka and for public
projects of all kinds unselfiSh1y since
the Federation was organized. In try
ing to build a clubhouse they are still
working for Topeka Nobody can
deny that a women's clubhouse will
be a distinct commercial and social
asset In begging or soliciting the
rule for stealing holds good: Go the
limit and beg in big quantities or not
at all. It's the only way to dignity
the business and inspire respect and
confidence for your scheme"
The Third district federation meet
ing at Thayer. October IA. Is. and
16 promises some features of unusual
interest Mrs. R. p. Murdoch of
Wichita who is an authority on in
terror decorations will talk about the
Ideal Home at the afternoon meeting
Friday, October Is, and that evening
DR.. r. S. Magee of Topeka. mem
Der of the state board of health, will
address the federation on Tubercu-
losis; It's Cure and Prevention.
Among the Topeka clubwomen
who will attend the meeting Of the
First district federation in Hiawatha,
October z, and 8. are Mrs. w. A.
johnson. Mrs. Ward Burling game and
Mrs. F. G. w. Travis of the West Side
Forestry club. Mrs. Lee Monroe,
presid emit of the city federation may
also attend.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-02
WILL SOON MOVE
Merchants National Bank in
New Home.
Occupy 1t rs Soon as First Story
is Completed.
WORK is DELAYED
Nom Arrival Of Terra Gotta
Keeps Men Idle.
Reinforced Concrete Proving
Popular for Building.

Reinforced concrete is destined to
prove revolutionary in the structural
erection OF business Topeka. With the
new six story Hall-Thompson build
ing, Kansas avenue and Fifth street,
well under Roadway, it is stated that
not only has this building so far prov
ed satisfactory to those who are pro-
noting the business enterprise, but
the five other buildings erected after
this method have given satisfaction.
and have shown to a marked degree
that the impetus already given this
branch of the building trades indus
try, has not come to naught so far
as further erection of buildings of
similar class is concerned,
The prediction has been made that
other business blocks which may be
erected in the municipality hereafter
will probably be a continuation of
this method which renders the struc-
ture a fire-proof one in every detail.
Buildings heretofore erected after
this manner are the Seymour, the
State Printing plant, the Davis build
ing, the Capital building, and the In
dependent Telephone building, ac-
cording to W. H. Keesee, Of Spencer
& Keesee, contractors, who are en-
gagged in rearing the new six-story
bank and office building.
Not Ready Before Spring.
According to Mr. Keesee, there is
little probability that the structure
will be completed before next spring,
although as soon as the roofing has
been completed the basement and first
floor, which is to be occupied by the
Merchants National bank will be fin
ished in the interior, that it may be
occupied by the financial institution.
Expectations are that the second
story of the building will have been
completed by the latter part of next
decorations, the window sills, and out
side decorations will consist, has de-
layed the hiring of more workmen by
failure to arrive here when expected.
The statement is now made that this
material will arrive tomorrow and
more workmen will be used beginning
next week. At this time only such
terra Gotta work will be done as ap-
plies to outside decorations on the first
floor and basement continuing this as
fast as each story has been completed.
since work was started on the
building last June the force of work
men has been smaller than during the
remainder of the time until the struc-
ture has been completed. Twenty
men have been employed for. some
time past, but the working force will
have an increase of from probably
fifteen to twenty next week. This will
include carpenters, laborers and few
bricklayerS.
The building. which is expected to
cost about $4,000, will require $780,
900 common brick, 10000 pressed
brick, $500 yards of concrete and
5000 barrels of cement, before it
stands completed. The pressed brick
are used for veneering the outside
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-02
L. M. PenweIl
Undert0ker and EmbaImep
81 Quincy Street
Bath Phones 107


The desire for sweets is no greater than
the desire for sours and the well ball
anced preserve closet will have as much
of one as of the other. As a relish with
meat try:
Chopped Pickle Relish-One small
cabbage, one bunch of celery, one quart
of onions, one quart of green tomatoes,
four red peppers and one quart OF
picked cucumbers. Chop and let stand
over night with one cup of salt. Drain
as dry as possible next morning. Pre-
pare a pickle of two quarts OF vinegar,
four tablespoonfuls Of dry mustard,
one tablespoonful of tumerio, three
cups of granulated sugar and four
tablespoonfuls of flour. The dry articles
must be mixed to paste with little
cold vinegar before adding to the res.
Boil for a few minutes to thicken. ado
the well drained mixture and boil for
five minutes. Keep in stone jars. well
covered.
Small fruit Jars carefully labeled are
ideal spice Jars. as the contents. are
not only protected from the air. but are
easily watched. Nothing is more iris
tating than to find a spice jar empty
just when 1t is needed.
A roll of adhesive tape is one of the
latest additions to the housewives cup
board OF little helps" Cut in strips,
it makes easily applied labels for the
fruit jars. AS a quick member for an
unsightly tear Il is a friend indeed,
and as a strengthened for a wrist
strained by much lifting during the
preserving season it does good service
II kept in a closed Jar it will keep in
good order for a long time