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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09

Select six pounds Of fresh beef
meek piece. boil until tender and salt
to taste ,save liquor for wetting). let
it cool. then chop. Add one peck of
chopped apples trussets preferred). one
pint Of sugar. one pint OF molasses,
one pound Of raisins. one pound Of
currants. one cupful Of vinegar. three
teaspoOnfuls Of cinnamon. one tea
spoonful Of ground cloves, one tea
spoonful of mace. Crate In little
nutmeg. Let 1t boil an hour or longer.
Remove from the stove and stir in
one-quarter of pound of candied
fruits. shaved thin--lemon peel. orange
peel and citron. Core but do not peel
the APPLES
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
ground
Turned About.

They turned things about a bit In
Nebraska at the Seward county corn
show. which was held recently In the
town Of Seward The potatoes that
won q prize were raised by girl. and
the prize loaves OF bread were baked
by a boy whose parents went to Ne
braska little while ago from Ger
many. Queerest Of all was that the
best buttonholes shown in the needle
work exhibit were made by q boy.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09

A machine for dividing and rounding
dough has been invented by an Ohio
man. The base Of the machine has
number of revolving spiral packers
mounted on it. and hinged to the back
is plate with an equal number Of
cells which fit down over the packers.
When the cells are lowered on the
base the dough Is poured into them.
and by the turning Of handle the
spiral cutters are revoived. They may
be turned sufficiently to bore out the
core Of the dough ball in the cell and
thus make a round biscuit and pas
try cup at one time. or they may be
turned only enough to give fancy
effect to the mullins OF whatever it is
that Is being baked.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
EXAMPLE.
Some Bio Beds.

There Is at Ware. England, huge
bed. called the great bed of Ware.
which Is said to have been made
for Warwick. the kingmaker. 1t is
twelve feet long and twelve feet wide.
The bed Of Og, king of Bashan. was
only thirteen feet long and not more
than six feet wide. and that in which
Louis XVI. slept after his coronation
in Rheims cathedral was seven feet
ten inches long and seven feet eight
inches wide and eight feet from the
ground.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
Cranberry Pie.

Chop fine one cupful Of seeded raj
sins. halve two cupfulst of cranberries.
mix with one, half cupful Of cold wa
ter and one cupful of sugar Stir one
teaspoonfli of -four into the sugar be
fore adding the wafer. 1t will pre-
vent the berries from settling to the
bot tom of the mixture in baking Line
pie plates with the combination and
lay strips of pastry crisscross upon
the surface. Bake in a brisk. steady
oven.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
To Make Library Paste.

The best kind of paste for library
use Is made from rice flour Wet a
spoonful with cold water. adding it
drop by drop. Then stir II into a
quart Of boiling water Keep it boil
ing twenty minutes. stirring the most
Of the time. Take 1t from the fire and
add lump Of alum. stirring until II
dissOlves. Use it hot OF cold II kept
in dry place the paste will keep for
weeks.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
Estray Notice

Notice is hereby given that ]. J.-siemsen or
on the 21st day of January, 1911, took up an
low keeps at springdale. WASH, pony, sorrel
white hind legs and forehead, and said estra,
VIII De sold to the highest bidder for cash al
lay of March, 1911. at the hour of IL O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day, unless the owner
thereof or his legal representative shall appea
prior TO that time and make out his title, and
pay all charges against said estray.
Date OF the first publication of this notice
FeO 70, 1911. l. E. JESSEoH,
1872 Auditor of Stevens County
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
Baked Beets.

Wash beets. put into oven In a little
water to keep from sticking to bottom.
bake three hours or until tender. then
remove skin and cut In thin slices into
serving dish with following dressing:
One-quarter pound of butter, dessert
spoonful vinegar. salt. pepper. Melt
and while hot pour over beets and
set In oven few moments. Serve hot.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09

II the soup Is too salty CRATE a raw
potato into 1t and the salt taste will
be greatly iessened after cooking a
few minutes. Ii the pea or bean soup
Is too thin add a spoonful Of vinegar
just before serving. Perhaps your
jelly won't jell-try adding the Juice
OF q lemon or some gelatin.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
Steamed Brown Betty.

Line a double boiler with slices of
buttered bread then put in q, layer OF
stewed apples Continue until the
tard made of pint of milk and two
eggs. Cover and steam one hour.
Serve with cream or any sweet sauce.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
To Find a Remainder.

The key to this is that half of what
ever sum you request to be added dur
ing the working of the sum is the re-
mainder. In the example given five
is the half of ten. the number request
ed to be added. Any amount may be
added. but the operation is simplided
by giving only even numbers. as they
will divide without fractions.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
A Baking Hint.

Wiping over the top of q. loaf Of
bread with a little butter before it Is
baked and again as soon as it comes
from the oven will help to brown the
crust and at the same time keep the
crust from Gardening.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
Piekino up tn. Handkerchief.

REQUEST any one to stand with his
back against the wall. the heels being
close to the wall: drop handkerchief
at his feet and defy him to pick 1t up
without moving his feet.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09

n aLol ana Ladies OF Security, No. 1882 Nee
trst and third Wednesdays O.. each month il
VaWter's hall. Josephine C. Anderson Pres
Mrs Mary Gibbs, Secy,
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09

NJ. B. A.-Newport Lodge, No. 1852, meets ever,
second and fourth Wednesday at Odd Fellows
hall. c. C. WHITCoMB Pres
g. R. WEEKS, Sec.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09


Is yours small business?
Have you anything to SELF
OR do you want to buy anything7'
Have you farm or house to rent9
Try these short-time low rates.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09

lou re I'LL OFcF II, Su. AOus uS
asked bluntly.
"I'm ashamed to say am" nodded
the other. 81 didn't know l was such
q cad"
you're not, only neither Of you is In
love with the other OF course It's
Edith Penlow." His voice lowered.
YES"
"She doesn't care a rap for you
never did! She's in love with me.
Fact! No, T'm not conceited, old man.
It happens | know 1t, only-oniy 1t
was too late You see, love her. too.
but when | asked her she had prom
Used you What time does the express
leave the Junction." he asked sudden
", springing to his feet.
s"Three-ten this afternoon"
"Then I'm off. Have Rush send my
traps down. Wish you luck. Rod. You
needn't wish me any. know TIL win
out"
Roderick whistled softly as he care
fully wrapped his finished picture and
tucked It under his arm. "The Great
Adventure" It was called. this meet
ING Of the tfmid girl and the fright
ened deer. and as he went through the
woods toward Colonel behring's camp
he was conscious that be was setting
forth upon the greatest adventure OF
his life. When he saw Katharine
coming through the cathedral aisles Of
the forest toward him one glimpse OF
her face caused him to drop the great
picture In the snow and take her In
his ARMS.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-03-09
GENERAL DIRECTORY

1. o. o. F.-Newport Lodge M lso uae,.
every Saturday night in vawter's Hall
A. F HORIZON, N g.
GEO. A KRIEGER, Secy.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08
Un sospetto compIice
deli assassinio dl Petrosino
arrestato q Napoli

Nap0li, 4. - Rosario Riola. ur
affiliate della "Mala Vita, g state
arrestato nuovamente per la SEQ
perta di nuove prove relative al.
Passinio del tenente "detective''
Giuseppe Pietrosino, ucciso a Pa
lermO due ami sono.
AL tempo del processo Riola fu
sospettato di essere il perpetrato.
re del delitto, ma ri difese COST a.
bilmente che sfuggi ALA condanna.
Durante il periodic istruttorio
eGit fu assistito dal migliore avvo-
cato di Palermo mentre era noto
che egli non aveva mezzi per potter
fare cio'. La polizia, non avendo
potuto ottenere sufficient prove
contro di lui, 10 scarcero' d0po che
era state un ammo in carcere.
La polizia pero' continue sor.
vegliario. Temendo per un secon-
do arresto, 81 rifugio' a Tunisi.
Mentre era a Palermo, II Riola
s'era innamorato pazzamente di
Carmela CuOmO, una bellissima
giOvane, cui scrisse di raggiunger-
10 Tunisi. Frattant0 la Cuomo.
per sfuggire ALA sorveglianza del.
la p0lizia cui era stata sottoposta.
81 rcco' O NapoH doue fu subito cir.
condata da una folla di nuovi am.
miratori, appartenenti quasi tutti
alfalfa camOrra.
Quando II Riola venne a como.
scenza di cio' parti', piu' geIoso
che prudente, per Napoli, dove
prese allOggio In un piccho alber.
go sottO II nome di Giuseppe Conf
Clio. vi fu una scenata violenta
fra la giovane lui quando Ia in
contro', ma subito dopo vi rappaci.
fcarono. CarInela pero' respinse
lutte lie prOposte di seguirlo u
Tunisi. Frattanto lie aut0rita' di
Palermo, avendo saputa la presen.
"a del Riol0 In Napoli, ne ordina.
ronoParrcst0. Questo fu operate
mente egli un giornO vi trattene-
va ALA casa di Carmela c0mpleta.
mente travestitO. Sotto buona
scorta egli sara tradotto Pa.
lermO.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08
DIS0RDINI pei COLERA

Roma, 4.-COntinuano in molte
Citta' d'Italia scene deplorevoli
dovute allie Ostilita' dele popola-
zioni contrO lie insure igieniche
ordinate dale autorita' competen-
ii. \ nettuno il tenente medico
MasciOni della croce rossa impose
per misure d. igiene i allontana-
mento della famiglia Grisostomo
Morozzi di cui un me1nbro e af.
fettO di CASTRO enterite.
parent III ribellaronO ed ap.
poggiati dalla popolazione III OPP
poserO Il manO armata al confina-
mentO.
III tenente MasciOni e. rimastO
ferit0 e cost pure membri subal.
terni della croce rossa. La fMla
getto' sassi bastOno' guei funziO-
mari, tanta era i esasperazione
che We non fOsser0 accorsi cara.
binieri gia' la moltitudine parlava
di linciarli.
] carabinieri dovettero fare usO
del revolver. VI s0no motif feriti
fra cui g,ayemente II marescialIo
Cencelli.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08

stema fributariO doganale ri
MARIA pur sempre una causa d
aggravio E di inasprimento al ri
petersi d'ogni crisi e d'Ogni vicen
da che abba soltanto influenza SUI
prezzi. Me- dissimuliamo, che, 6
nostro giudizio, una influenza de
cisiva sui cost deve essere adde
bitata in particOlare nj dazi sui
cereali, sugli zuccheri e tutti gil
spedienti protezionisti propri del.
La nostra tariffa.
Se non cessata appare arrestata
la pessima abitudine della iegisla.
ziOne nazionale di far ricadere
sulle administrator del comuni
e dele provincie, impegni propri
dello state. Ben dice in proposito
Ton. Aiessio che I'll favorire una
-condiziOne eosi' ricca nellie finance
deilo StatO dimenticando corpi
local. e. contraddire allie ragioni
della vita coliettiva nell'eta' no
stra, e. vOlere preparare allO stes.
so bilancio dello State una nuova
e piu' grave crisi".
Un giornO vi assegnavano allo
'stato tutti compiti intellettuali
e morali della vita collettiva al
lie citta' ri assegnavano si ritene-
va doversi assegnare compiti e.
cOnomici creati dale necessita' To-
cali. Oggi non e. piu' COST: lie
grandi citta' sOnO veri Stati per
fimpOrtanza finanziaria ed ammi.
nistrativa e chi vi risiede cerca di
rendern sempre migliore la convi.
venza, a questa domandandO lie
soddisfazioni piu' elette, che dai
bisogni della coltura DELI igiene
piu' raffinata ascend0nO n quelli
dell'arte perfno allie reIazioni
del commercio internazionale.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08
IDaugWadOne del PadIgfone itaIano
&Espoadaae d'Igeas q Dfssda

E' state s0lennemente inaugu.
ratio ii padiglione del governo ita,
liano all EsposiziOne internazio.
male d'igiene.
ii re di Sassonia, che venne ri.
ceyuto dal X. CommissariO del Go.
yerno italiano Console generate
.Arnstadt, non che dai PRESIDENT
lel'Esposizione consigliere Lin.
yner e Renk. che 10 accompagnaro.
10 mel padiglione italianO, owe 40.
pra un piedistallo era esp0sto II
5usto del Re d'ItaIia circondat0
In piante da ghirlande d. aIloro
intrecciate con nastri tricolOri.
LambaciatOre Pansa salute in
taliano II re e lie autorita' presen
/, ringrazi0' della Ioro presenza {
'peciaImente II governo deIlo Sta
10 la direzi0ne dellesposizione
..he hanno 0fferto guesta occasiO
he al governO italiano per mostra
'e le istituzioni igienicbe del sut
'aese. Indi apri la sala nj pubbli
20.
II re ringrazio' in Iingua fran
,eae pregandO rambasciatOre Pan
"A di presentare al re d'Italia
suOi vivi ringraziamenti per ID
premura con Ia quale II governo
taliano aveva dato II suo eonc0rst
4 questa esposizione. Sono tantt
piu' grat0 di questa cortesia-ag
giunse-in quanto quest Fin
teresse del yostro pa, ~ q concen
trat0 nellie grandi Esposizioni d
Roma e di TOrino. l. 10 colgo que
st'Occasione per riIrtervi gil au
guri piu sineeri per la feiicita
del regnO d'Italia In qucst'anno d
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08

commemorative patriottiche per
la naZione italiana.".
Segui' poi un giro mel padiglio-
ne. SiccOme attualmente si sta
preparando una Esposizione d. j.
giene Roma, COST la mostra tia
Llama a Dresda non e. motto estesa
ma gil oggetti esposti sono di
grande interesse, dimOdoche' il pa
digliOne italiano, pur essendo mo-
desto, puo' esser considerato co.
me uno del piu degni di ammira-
zione. II re di Sassonia, dopo aver
rivOlto nj signori allie signore
present. la parola, s'intrattenne
specialmente COLI ambasciatore
Pansa sui suO viaggio in Italia do
We disse di aver ammiratO molte
cose belle ed interessanti.
. Visitando il padiglione = Uomo,
il re osscrvo' lungamente popera
artistica del consigliere Lingner;
poi continue la vista entrando
mel ripartO dele Assicurazioni O.
peraie, dove era a riceverlo il con-
sigliere Weger; infine II re, accom-
pagnato dial consigliere Lingner,s ri
trattenne lungo mel riparto Ma
LATHE tropicali, e allie 5,45 ri allon-
tano' dalPEsposizione In mezzo al.
la fOlla plaudente.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08
News Snapshots
OF the Week
Lon. Alesio, k Entrate
Ga R0Stra kgSIazione tTibutaia

Anche la relaziOne sui bilanciC
di prevfsione dele entrate, redatta
dalton. Alessio Giulio, descrive a
colori tutt'altro che rosei la no.
stra situazione finanZiaria.
+ ne prende occasione per spez.
zare una lancia pro di quella ri.
forma del tributi che Pom. Giolitti
ha promesso da tanto che non
riesce ad attuare.
Ne riparlereina ALA prossima
legislatura, dope I esperimento
del snfffaggio uiiiversaie s--As-+-,s,
TrUppe cose saranno> rfnviate
al giudizio della nuoya Camera.
EpperO sembra a moi oItre che
necessariO, doveroso affrettare la
fine di questa Camera, che dal
giOrn0 in cui e. tomato l'on. Clio.
litti al potere, col bagaglio del
nuovO programme ultra demOcra.
tico, yiye in IN marasma, che e.
piu' yicino ALA morte che ALA vi.
ia, marasma che certamente per.
nicioso agli INTEREST del paese,
senza contaie la IniserevOle i'm
pressiOne che in tutti produce II
pecOrume senza cOscienza e senza
yolOnta, promo agli ordini del dit.
tatOre audace.
Ma tOrniaInO ALA relazione del
Pom. Alessio. II quale constata che
"anche per ii prossimo ammo 81 puo
prevedere un ayanZo che superera'
certamente II calcOlo proposto dal
govern0 in gran parte accettato
dalla giunta generate del bilancio
per quanto esso sia I'm dora as
sorbito da nuoye spese.
"CiO' che e. pure costante si e
pero' che tale ayanzo q ottenuto
per effttO di gravissime aliquote
cost nella imposta sui redditi del.
Ia ricchezza mobile come nellie tas.
BE sugli AFFAIR.", e In lutte lie impo.
ste sui cOnsumi.
Isl c0mprende che un sistema
tributario cost pesante ed oppres.
siyO fossc forse una esigenza inc,
SCRABBLE negli ami della nostra
preparazione politica, o mel perio,
do df crisi attraversato i'm seguitO
ale spediziOni africane. Non 10 vi
cOmprende ora, date le condiziOni
di promettente sviluppo della ric.
chezza, quale e. manifestato dale
diyerSe form del IayOro naziOnale
e dalla aInpiezza di alcuBi consu
mi.
La situaziOne attuaie, piu' che
Al manteniment0 di mOlteplici d,
pesantissirni aggravi, consiglia Ia
concentrazione in alcun grandi ra.
mi dele iInpOste esistenti e l'alleg
gerimento del saggi di esse pei
potter ottncre dalla provocata q
spansiOne del redditi e del cOnsu
mi un gettito di entrate sempr,
piu In alto.
L'ordinamcntO attuale che indi
&c cOsi' I0tcntemente sui cost
specie mediante lie tasse di fabbri
caziOne. | dazi di cOnfine e di con
sumo e d'l resto un potente allea
to di guelle cause di incarimentt
che agiscono cosi' potentemente (
possiamo dire anche permanente
mente sull condizioDi del c0nsu
matori in quesii ultimi ami.
Anche ~ nj vOrrra' assegnare ur
influenza piincipale sia pur.
predominaDte ALA diminuzion,
del vaIore della noneta g all'au
pento di saIari rcali, II Dostr0 ri
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08

EiulO FuCCl, Ia senneia per Sts Sts0 del s'0S1se Ws
sa ca ono mue presentarlo raccomandaro al
amic eg maniere conuni sapra accattvar
la hduca del nuovi conoscen Non per questo auto-piano
tu cooro che 81 vogono interesare per
la diffusione del nostro settimanale ~
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-08
ANDY CONT
Agente de la Use ntinelIa"W .vs.

Presentiamo al nostri numerosi
lettori, II distinto ed artista gio-
vane MIR. Andy Cont, non per
fargli della reclame, ma per fare
conoscere, che con lutte le buone
distinte -qualita che 10 distin-
guono, ha voluto di propria volon-
ta, assumere pincarico quale rap
presentante del nostro giornale.
Egli, oltre agli abbonamenti, Z
incaricato contrattare avvisi e tut
to clio, che concerne II nostro gior-
male.
Lo raccomandiamo quindi, al
nostri amici ed abbonati, di usar-
gil lutte le cortesie volute, rite
nendole per conto proprio.
Fra lie tante occupazioni che lui
assume, possiede anche in Latro-
be, Pa, un assortito e Splendid
Negozio di fiori artificial, artisti-
camente lavorati da fare rimanere
soddisfatti a tutti coloroi i quail
yogliono indirizzargli dele ordina-
zioni, dal quale vengono scrupo-
losamente esegnite.
Per le ordinazioni Sc we're al
Sig. Andy Cont, Box 643, Latro-
be, Pa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
THE TUBERCULOSIS CAMP.

A reorganization of the Topeka
Anti-Tuberculosis society is being
planned so that it can incorporate.
Then it will be in a position to receive
appropriations from the city and coun-
ty under law passed by the last leg
islature. With such aid as it can get
from these sources-and this aid
should be freely given-the organiza-
ton will take on renewed strength and
be enabled to do even better work in
the future than it has in the past
Even with the aid that may come
from the city and county, it is likely
that Topekans will have to continue
to contribute individually to the sup
port of this institution and the con-
tinuance of the consumptive camp on
the North side. Without a doubt they
will be just as generous in the future
as they have been in the past in help
ing to carry on this great work. In one
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
BRAINS IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

The more delight the photographer
takes in his work the better the pic
ture-if only he will add gray matter
in proportion to enthusiasm, says the
June Outing. One of the best recipes
for taking better outdoor photographs
this month than in the preceding is
to think of each object or mass that
shows in the range finder or on the
ground glass as something alive, which
is working to help tell the story or
suggest an emotion, to balance a
composition" or to add a touch of
the decorative.
BY moving the position of the
camera you can select, reject, rebuild,
or adorn a picture or further empha-
size it's point of highest interest. There
should be nothing formidable in the
suggestions of the word composition; -
defined in simplest terms it is merely
the art of arranging the elements of
a picture in the most effective manner.
1t is as much a necessity for the out
door photographer as for the land
scape painter.
Don't laugh at the idea until you
have tried it. Particularly, see what
can be done by experimenting with
tree tops. for in composing outdoor
photographs nothing is more import
ant than a knowledge of some of the
pictorial uses of branches and leaves.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20
THE SONG OF silva.

IT'S night; all the sirens are silent,
All the vultures asleep;
And the horns of the tempest are stirring
Under the deep;
lis night: all the snow burdened noun
tainS
Dream of the sea,
And down in the wadi the river
Is calling to me.
'TiS night; all the caves of the spirit
Shake with desire,
And the Orient heavens eSSaying
Its lances of fire;
They hear, in the stiffness that covers
The land and the sea,
The river, in the heart of the wadi,
Calling to me.
It's night, but a night of great joyance,
A night of unrest
The night of the birth of the spirit
OF the East and the West;
And the caves and the mountains are
dancing
On the foam of the sea,
For the river inundant is calling,
Calling to me.
-Ameen Rihani, in the Atlantic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-20

way it is a great charity. In another
and more important way it is a need
ed defense of society against terrible
scourge. One of the surest ways to
reduce to a minimum the ravages and
the spread of the great white plague
is to provide for the isolation and
proper treatment of those unfortu-
mates who have reached the advanced
stages of the disease. This is made
possible through just such a camp as
the Topeka society has been maintain
ing. The camp also affords the best
possible method for the treatment and
cure of persons in whom consumption
has just developed. And when this
fact becomes more generally known it
is probable that many people afflicted
with tuberculosis, who can afford to
pay their way, will go there for treat
ment.
The conduct of this camp is a most
proper activity for the city and county
to help support with the public funds.
There is not proportionately as much
consumption in this locality as there is
in others in various, sections of the
country. But if, in the course of the
next few years, Topeka and Shawnee
county could say to the world outside
that they were practically free from
tuberculosis the town and the county
would have another asset that would
be exceedingly valuable.