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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

,p6age6e man 11Dltg be6 en- Statuss
.ppgigrelie, at Der par forfpnnoet
for a6ifillige Suiinoe 4ro-
ner. Holitiet blep unoerrettet ON
set pasiereoe, og paa Overwhelming
al Msiesl or &rabbe, Ser bebanolerl
5uge11 beo 5. &riminalfommer, er|
to al f%Strn1aets &omts'er blepet ar-
reitereoe. De bar begge t%ilitaaet.
german Bang oil efter Sen liolt
tugne 8eltemmelie blipe blot ira
SsSell1sfirfen / Salbp, % Soroef9r=
Ben ifal foregaa paa @eltre Strife
goar6. Hroblt 6enger er blepen a11=
mo0et ON at bol6e Salen. &am=
meriongeri10e Srf. Soa Meller bar
lonet at ipnge u9ejlig or Sor=
0en -.
Sfnejpillerinbe @erSa Gbriitopber=
leu lfol pere 9irettpr for bet o1n<
tumlcoe Golinotbeater. Srefenen,
ser er en- ppperlig Sangertnoe, ~
mes at bope tore Gbancer for at
opnua en- international Yo1ttto1.
Sun bor 81. a. giort flor 2pffe
2on0or, og for Sioen optr9oer bum
Stocfbolm. 6orelpbig bar bun
MI opgipet oisic l16ligter for at gao
in6 / en- &irfi ombe0> bbor Spore11e
/ bsi GRAB ma iigcs at lfrnnme.
+: Gn gammel Stgger peO Nopn
Mnoerle1 er / bisie Gage opo pao
Mlm. @oip., bpor ban por blepen ino:
'lagt, forfomu1en al Cult og &uloe
Oct pofte flor T%orbaulelle, Oa mar
farot c,, Sparefasiebog poo 25C
&r., inoipet / bans &leoer, og nlar
/ bans 9ogis fanot to %9ommetprflG
Ser, in6e6ol0enoe bper so Str.
Sn1oapenge. Siggeren bar ttt'
nennet at vtage op" al 0isle Spo
repenge; og 0o bans 9iggeri iff'
mere gop bom tilltrnffeli9t til 81
bets Cpbolb, ioretrof ian at lllltc
, 9a, tilioloer 5porepcngene &olpito
let.
:! 9anf &uinoeiamiuno fejrcoc Sci
, 81. Sch. lit 40-@ors SllbilG1m be-
;, Ell Set / 6rfn. Climbs Selifobslofo
:, Ter. 6orfotterinoen 8ru @pritb
; 2erncbe bolot Soreorag ON Donl
: apinoelomfnn6s @irfiombeo / 5
+, forlpbnc Star, o9 9. SIS Sonnc
; aflgre0es, bborei tcr ser of6olote
+ 6eitmooltio.
3 aoniejlspreiiocnt ST. @crntler
Observation-Disclosures Senien=S gnoeru
= pg &%ultnsminilter 9lppcl iornt Tor
mnnoenc for forifielligc f%pinoelig
6orcningcr 1T. il. bar ino61ot.
Il Spcialiiiif S9euri ug Erafst<
Mellem Sc orgoniiereoe N(rbcjoer
e og Sc orgoniiere6e Ml,iiferc / Sir
bel1bapn er Ser l1obrl1ot. c1 I'LL
| '&onflift, Scr ret tpoelig illl1ltrerel
c at iocioliltiif 56cori oa 50. Erufsi
life oltio CT set famine. So9cn e
Sen, at Sc f%jpben9abnifc Tagforcntn
ger jupnlig far bcnpttet Jig al ltor
> goni lerebc Mfl1l ifere til 0rrcs ST
tier, og 6o Sc, trobs @enltillil1g IT
Ml1jiferne, life for billet goa 6or
!. fra 0errnc Erofsis, bar Ml1liffol
hlt16ct mi il1oh1l6t @cltprcllernc 10
6ogforcni1gcrne til ct Mpoe, bpo
Ser cr / CT gpb Mcning til 0'@rl
2c6crc.
SilfjcmSt SplpmeSaillc. - ~
bulositeo %citcrlpics. Set e1gclif
!. &oniulot far fra Set cngellfe Mi
, nilteri>m n1ootoget Mco0clcllc on
at Sen 11orifc Staggering far tilbel
Splnn1cooillc til Motrps NielS Se
%renic1. Scr ti0liocre bor prret ipr
{ n1prct mco Ga1nplfibct ~Yoplo
+ 8rol1cb" al Cumberland, lom s(n
erfien6eIlc fnr ho115 Me6birfcn be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
0erne.

9ragpr pao Mmager. Sen lille ST.
lferbp, ct iom befienot ct 9feo, bpor
Sal Observation-Disclosures boloes
Sore: 0er ct boa0e Soptrrfning,
6effcpn60eleb og &atten al Spn'
6en, og set bar Ser ogioa Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
Gipbenhann

Sen amerifanifc Mimiiter, Or
Cyan, rejite iiolt / 6ebrl1or til Sto=
lien.
&un9cn mo0tog sen 1G. Teb fpr
for farltc Sang lioen i'm 5pa0om
&oniejlsprnitoent @crntlen t Ml,.
6iens.
Garls6cra &rng9cricrne gop Ganit
Mtbletif=6orbunb 800 &r., for al
Jorblnoet fltn0e eu9ogcre en- SrG=
11er for Set plpmpilfc @nlo / Stpcf=
bolm.
&jp6enbapns gamlc S%pucS6ane=
gaaro. st &oniorti1,m far gipet
.Silbuo ON at fjpbc sen oornle So
peobonegoar6. Set pur ga Mcniu=
gen at pm6ormc Sen til Cirrus po
8artcte.
Trm &ettY Nanicm, Scr / flere
Moaneoer bar ligget ing poo Ero-
|fesior Gbriitioniens &linif pao
|@tronopejen, bar III forlaot @lini:
fen og er afrejlt til Scbmei5, bpor
benoes 9otter opbol6er fig.
Get Iurlpbcr, at Sen / lin Sit
%befjen0te @a%rieteitjer11e 2ol1o Sorri-
ion / Set lioite Mars Sis meget iprigt
bar itr6eret Me6icin og tpnfer pao
til rnite Ginter at Dploe offentlige
Toreorag ON Sp9eplejc.
&ongcns 2ibjrgerfprps bar MI
ca. 80 Me0lemmer, ct go6t MeiuItat
efter bets forte Scbet10. &orplet,
Der | Mobiptning til Sc flelte a1ore
&orps er pelltaaen0e, bar nplig
laoet bpgge Ell @fpoepapillon paa
Mmager.
SOs oct itore seppefirma 6ieb-
Ter & 60. / Store @ongens @a6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
Frit til allie Praster.

Jeg vii sende en- Flaske af Warmers
White Wine Of Tar - Diet bedste Ho-
stemiddel i Verden - frit til enhver
Pr@st, som vii anbefale Diet til deres
Venner efter at have givet Diet en- pas
sende Prove. Adresse: DR.. G.. D.
Warner, Coldwater, Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

Sent 6ortiet fra Sen mnrfelige
Gefinition al Sabotage, fun0e Set
luluatelig bore al en- pis Sl1teresle
at pioc, bpilfe iplternotiife ,@e0ro=
gerier Set er, Ser fer ligtes til =
Dpis mar 6o life pi61te, bpem set ct
Ser l1ollpnger 0isie 8eifplbninger.
Som 6orboloene CT, far Mrtiflen
io nGrn1elt pipfologiif Sntcresie,
%lfriper ~Migct".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

Gn NIT 5pgcbns ifol opfbreS /
&or0ingborg. Set pil foite 287>z
900 &roner foru6en @run6 og 8ej=
onIeg og bliber eiter Habillonipitem
mes 64 Senge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
Silfjcmbt SplpneSatllc.

SilfjcmSt SplumeSaillc. - Sp=
bplosltco c%ftcrlDics. Set er1gclife
&pnlrlut far fra set cngellfc Mi=
niiterilm mo6to9ct Mc0Oclclle ON,
at Sen norlfc Staggering far tiloelt
Splnn1cboille til Motrns Miels S6=
renicl1. Scr tioliocre for nrret fpr<
mpret nnco Gamplfibct "Eoplor
8rol1cb" al Cumberland, lom Nn=
erfien6elic for bans Meopirfcn ne0
&coni1ae1 al Mon0lfobet fra Set
%1orife Sfib uSrmgor6", Scr %forliite
,1ofor Corral SEN 26. Sltni 1910.
i9o opcrr1Gpr1te Niels Sprenlens
M6resie, ser CT blenet opgipet at
bore @in0il,Ner &ej, Giforg, CT
&oniulotet nbefienot, onn1o6es &eo=
fomn1e>1oc ON at benpen6c iia til set
c1gelifc &oniulot / &io6cnbopn,
Solobponej %.
Sitter far cit gals 6%ciejrct Sip
benbapn. So &r. @il6crts Seir CT
life min0re ems 2ebors og 2cp Tolls
fpr Dan1. Sans Sols far ollere0e
lrngc 6crl fet poo &oieerl1e, M far
Sen noo Gel,tro(tbeotret fooct men=
clfelig Sfiffelie al Mn1elic &ierfez
gaar0 og Otto 9etlefic1, og Sen bor
facet 0r6 al Ser. @eorg &olfor.
iOg Dpilfe Sr0!
SITE fjer1oer Srntbeo % Snirnn1cl
hi to, hi to,
mems in0 i SEN iDpenbe !Simmcl
III bal er fro.
Seprigt bar Siceneiettelien fpif
og fnlo al np6eltge Haafunb. 90
Bublifums Dom bar lite til at tage
|feil al: ID Bremfal0elier efter itoite
sft. @alien bar ferret, og ben
mo6erne gna" bor inotaget ajeber=
bobn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

Wv ~ "
bolm % Isabelle @obl er.
Tancfjpro &rriteem6coe. S ct
Mg6e, ser le6e0es al 8iifop S1te11=
fel6, bar SogneuoDalget inolttllet til
Yreiteembeoet / 6onefioro lom Yer.
1 @onli en-@ie6peo, iom Nr. 2 3iinr,
@ibp, og lom Mr. 3 Feterle Ell, Semi.
Torebragsfprenin9en for Mllinge=
@onbpig og Omegn far polgt &c.
rcr Morinus Sanlen til 6orn1ano
OF SRI, Onerlrrer !Splm til &asle=
rer, iamt @nrtncr &ofoeo til Meo=
lem al 8e1tpreli EN-.
Ncfsp Wn1iffprcning, 8aslunge=
rem Sobonnes 6pnis, fien6t fra
SEN fgl. Opera % fra ubenlanoife
6cener, gjeiter 9ornbolm> bbor ban
giber &oncert ! &pnl1e M1titffore-
ming
&rofcsiur Sail / 5lagclie, iom
fornplig fpl0tc 80 Mar, bar ifpnfet
Mrbeioerbiemmet 0erlte0s 5000 ST.,
for bpilfe ser ifal oprettcs ct &C.
qm. @rofesioren pnifer, at &entcr-
ne ifol bruges til trGngenoe in6en-
for &iemmet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

@D 2anbbpforening. Yaa Sri==
tiatip al &ommerberre @op6en= &en=
%nerfor1p, Mesbpbolm, CT Der ltiftet
en- ny 2on6boforening for Nesbp=
bolm pg 8opelie @o6ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

Forkjelelse helbrsdet paa On Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
,.ets. Apothekere tilbagebetaler Pengene, hvi
de Teller at helbrede. E. W. GROVES On
derskrift er paa liver Eske, Csc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
ltbDg9cligt Sptrtn / &armeit,cn
paa sen oamlc 8amegaarb. Som

r1geltgc M0t1ol1cr 0arll1t Dl, W9lf
og Safe, loln u66elcs gratis tire
@anAe 0ogliN.
Me6ens abinocrne trrffer Jig til
boge, r1oor Staten fol0cr paa, ifignt
Ser CT ct ierligt Sobertm parot til
6en1, plejer Men6ene at til6ringe
Mottcn I &ormcl tlle1, lopenoe pao
@oroe pg @r11fe cller paa @1tlpet.
@i0til far gagttieneiten ON Matten
pGret bci6rnct of eli enfelt Mano,
men set bill ontagelig iii blipe n60=
pen0iot at for1terfe &ontrolle11. Tor=
le0c1l Scat CT Scr ncn1lig forefol0et
ct bpjit l,bpgacligt Optrin 0crinoe.
ga Sen tilipnsigren0e, Spcrosii=
1te1tcn pes Nor0bonegaorben 2gr<
Sag Nat peo 12=Siben inipicere0e
2ofolct, bcrife6e Ser ipm inopan=
Zig, cr1 obiol1,t frc0elig Stcnlning,
mel1 en- Sin1es Sib' ienere fpm Scat
tebagten og ct Eoltbl,b itprtenoe ZEN
pao Stotionel, og me6oelte, at ser
raie6e ct bilbt Slagsmaol blonot
Sc biemlpie.
Sort efter at Operositlterten bap,
Sc forla6t @armeituen, baDoe to
belflG6te Nerioner %in6fltnbet Jig paa
Berronen nbenfor, og Gi6 til an6en,
11oar en- al Sc biemlgie pasiere0e us
elIer in6 al 2ofalet, ltaf uSerrerne"
en- fplbt 8ren6ebinsflaife / 2om-
men paa b~e6fommer6e Wan6. Ser
bar pna sen Maaoe efterboan6en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15
@rcpcn ug !Spjciteretsiaatdrercn

~
Sol oa Sta0srctten bar frifnnoct
&pjelteretsidafdrcr l11f @onien / Ell
SSSninricioa, lom Grep g. &n11tb,
2ilienool, bor0c onlagt impo ban.
@pielteretsluafprcrcn bao0e / for
ifjelligc @la6v ifrepct eli Mrtifel
n1e0 Snerifrift n&(ornper16prgs SGo=
belgbSbone." Set bar ct Snar poo
cit al @rep &1u1tb offentliggjort Mr=
tifel ON ct Sptrin 3ogcn / 6orpeicn
poo en- efstrapr0il1ur @eneralfor=
lomling i vGcn rblerc 9elteopl".
Mrtifelen bcgpn0tc laale0es:
u@reb &11ntb er, mo0ig / Hennen,
ll0e for at ongri6e Mfticielifnbet og
foribare fine lt6talelier paa Gene
ralforiamlinge11 ON, at ban al6rig
paa 6oreningens 8egne bapoe gioet
Silla6elie til Mnifoffelle al Galle=
o%pparaterne. Set ginloer for BAN
at ifripe laa meqet iom mu1igt |
&oab ON, at Soft iaa %foritaar faa
Ii6t Tom muIidt. - u6trnffet mo-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

&ungcn mo0tog Sen 1G. Teb for
for fgrltc @ona iioen i'm 5pa0om
&oniejlsprpitoent @crntiel1 t Nu=
6iens.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-15

9en npe 9lmerifaoampcr. Oenne,
Ser lfnl bDgges pao Sfibsperftet
.Bllfan" / Stettin, bliper Don=
znarfs lterlte og oprcltc &ofior6iifib.
2eng6e $40 500, 8reo6e go SOB og
Dpboe 41H 500.
5fibet oil faa TIE giennelngoaen6e
DEF og tire Sper= eller Hromenooe
oaf. Sets Coinage bIipe 10000
8nns - altiaa 1000 it6rre ems 6e
andre Mmerifobaaoe = og oets Des
placement bill, noor Sfibet er f1I6=
ra1tet blibe 10000 Sons. Mafin-
T~roften bliper 10000 $. g., og
5arten ifal me6 fulo Salt bore II
4nob. Me6 andre Sr6, Sberfarte1
Fra @riitionsian6 til SEEM Sort bill
u1e1 Sen npe 8oob fl11ne gjgres poo
8 Gage, meoens set mi tager 10
Al Gage.
Gen npe 8aa0 faar &pjepla6s til
ga. 400 8abptspasiaqerer, % pao
4. Mns1e oil ser blipe bao6e 211fsus=
famrr, Camille og Separatfabptter,
Iige1om Ser bill blipe / oberbejenbe
@rn6 2-Sengs<&u1re.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08
Bloom of Youth
Now Easily Attained.
non PopuIar seIeneel

You no longer need to doctor that
sallow. freckled. blsckheaded, rough
blotchv, pimpiy or over-red skin. You
can remove il, instesd-easily. pain
lessly. inexpensively BY new scien-
4ific process, which any one can use
without assistance. the dead and near
dead surface skin, with ali its imper-
fections, is gently, gradually absorbed
land a radiaHtly youthful and beauti-
full complexion comes forth. Go TO
your druggist. get an ounce of pure
mercolized wax; at night apply enough
of this to completely cover the face.
don't rub it in. Next morning remove
the wax with warm waterS The result
after a few days is astonishing. You
wonder why this secret wasn't discov-
cred long ago
Let the wrinkled pouchy- checked,
double chinned folks also take hope.
Put an ounce of powdered saxolite into
a half pint witch hazel, battle the face
in the solution and-say! there's Moth
ing that VIII so effectually so prompt
iy, smooth out the hateful lines and
draw in the Says and bags. You'll find
this lotion. as vel as mercolized wax.
works equally well on neck and hands
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-08

very important pages of newspapers
are the Want AID pages. because they
contain live and up o-the- minute BUS
mess Of the day This s an age of the
live up-to- the minute business men and
women. Georgian want ads cost one cent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-02
Too Familiar With Quotations.

The principal of Boston school
who requests that his name be with
held in order that he may maintain
discipline in his classro0ms tells this
when | was teaching in school
In the western part of the state some
years ago had some trouble in main.
taining order among the girls OF my
classes. They were continually play
ing tricks on me and each other in the
classrooms, and l decided to stop it,
The next day following breach Of
discipline, | ordered two of the girls
to remain after school and gave them
two long problems that kept them for
a long time At the opening OF school
the following morning | opened the
day as usual by asking each member
of the class for a quotation One Of
the girls rose and quoted. With all thy
faults love thee still, and the other,
The hours l spend with thee, dear
heart, are as q string of pearls to me. "
Boston Herald
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-02
Dancer Ahead!

A battleship was cautiously feeling
her way through a fog. Suddenly the
navigator on the bridge heard church
bells startlingly near. As he believed
the land to be some miles away he
turned to the engine telegraph and or
dercd the leadsman to sound. The
sounding showed plenty of water
Again the church bells pealed clear
and near. The navigator paled a lit
tie. and his jaw set. In face of dan
ger he must keep his wits about him.
His glance met the face of the helms
man.
what the dickens are you grinning
at?' the navigator demanded sharply.
Choking back his emotion, the man
explained that one Of his mates had
got a new record Of a peal Of church
bells and he was trying it on his gram
ophone.-London Answers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-02
Copyright by American Press Asso-
citation. 1872

TATHEN it is considered that g
VMB rise of one foot in nun
Wv bred increases by about
twenty pounds the amount
of force required to haul load of one
ton the question of grades is one not
to be overlooked in road building. The
character of the soil and natural drain
age conditions have much to do with
the cost of maintenance. Therefore too
much consideration cannot be given to
location. The main points to be dealt
with are IL directness. (2l grade, go
natural drainage and "a character of
the soil.
The foundation to be built for any
road should depend largely upon local
conditions. Some soils of "A gravelly ma
ture make the best foundations and
will be sufficient without treatment
other than grading upon which to con
struct a macadam road.
Soils that are Of a clayey nature OF
that contain pockets of quicksand, un-
stable earth or organic matter are
treacherous and require special treat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-02
Work For the Editor.

Most any one can be an editor. All
an editor has TO do is to sit at his desk
six days in the week. four weeks of
the month and twelve months in the
year and edit" such stuff as this:
Mrs. Jones of Lost Creek let a can
opener slip last week and cut herself
in the pantry"
"a mischievous lad Of Matherton
threw a stone and struck a companion
in the alley last Tuesday"
"Iohn Doe climbed on the roof of his
house last week looking for leak and
fell. striking himself on the back
porch"
While Harold Green was escorting
Miss Violet Wise home from a church
social last Saturday night savage dog
attacked them and bit Mr.. Green on
the public square
Isaiah Trimmer was playing with
cat Friday when it scratched him on
the veranda."
"Mr White while Harvesting a bron-
cho last Saturday was kicked just
south of the corncrib. Boston Globe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-02
Gilbert Of Colchester.

Gilbert of Colchester, who flourish
ed three centuries ago. has been called
the founder of the science of electrici-
ty. Gilbert discovered the augmenta-
ton Of the power of a loadstone by
arming or Gaping It with soft iron
cheeks. the screening effect of a sheet
of iron. the method OF magnetizng
iron by hammering it while it lies
north and south. the destruction of
magnetism by heat and the existence
around the magnet of magnetic field.
Generalizing from small to large, he
advanced the entirely novel idea that
the globe Of the earth is itself mag
NOT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-02
THE MODERN MAoADAm ROAD.

ment In such cases the unstable ma
terial should be removed and replaced
with gravel or sand, and wherever
practicable the earth subcrade should
be thoroughly rolled preferably with "a
steam roller, and made TO conform iu
crown or Gambler TO the surface of the
finished road Sandy subgrades may Doe
improved 10y the use Of a thin layer of
clay or soil.
There are two forms of drainage es
sential ia road building. I'D surface
drainage and C2l subdrainage. There
are three essential points TO be con
sidercd I'm connection with surface
drainage 0 The surface Of the road
should be Of such a shape that water
will quickly drain from il 10 the side
bitches; t2l the side bitches should &c
adequate 90 size to carry, without
overflow. the maximum rainfall ana
they should be of such depth and
grade that water viii travel easily e.
low points on the road and CD from
the low points there should be suitable
outlets to convey the water to the
natural drainage Of the country.
Water should never be permitted 70
remain under a macadam road; con
sequently subdrainage must be resort
ed TO at tines Water softens the
foundation, allows the broken stone TO
be forced into it by the traffic. and in
freezing il expands and dislodges the
broken stone, destroying the bond
There are several ways Of removing
the subsurface water. % by raising
the subgrade; l2l by side drains con.
sisting Of narrow trenches filled with
broken stone. with pipe FIVE or six
inches in diameter near the bottom. 4
drain of this type should have fire.
quent side outlets. On hillsides a pipe
or culvert is carried under the road at
suitable points.
Another type of subdrain that is
much used In Massachusetts, is the "V"
drain. Ii consists I'm shaping the sub
drain I'm the form of "" the angle
being at the center Of the road This
is filled with coarse stone up Go the
foundation grade and has frequent side
outlets. This type is rather expensive
ana very frequently can be dispensed
with by raising the subgrade with
suitable sand, gravel or clay.
Another type OF drain practical for
side hin locations Is a subside drain.
located on the upper side Of the road
10 intercept and provide an outlet for
surface and ground water before il
Reaches the road proper
Great care should be used In properly
grading a road.
I The practice in America is generally
10 place the maximum grade at . per
cent for important roads. as a horse
can trot without difficulty up such
grade. and another important consider
alton i'm connection with grades is that
P nacadam surface can only be main
tained at great cost on steep grades.
In fixing the grades the engineer
should 50 adjust the cuts and fills as 10
make the least possible waste OF mate
rial. and IN this he must not overlook
the fact that some materials shrink to
great extent when taken from the
cuts and placed in the fills. This va
ries with the material. but averages
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who would have thought that these
respectable words were banned by
Charles Lamb as detestable novelties?
physical" he says. vile word.
Apathctic. vile word. Reaction vile
slang ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Now,
physical Is in Shakespeare not in the
sense 10 which we are now used. but
meaning medicinal. Coriolanus makes
light of the blood letting Of his wound
and says il is physical to him. London
Standard
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Shoe Repairing

People in Bennington and vicinity
know that !, the widow of the late
G. Himovitz of 104 Gage street, keep
the store for repairing shoes and try
to make living for my children, to
avoid charity ask all mothers and
fathers to sympathize with me and
to give me work. l have a very good
workman, as shoemaker, of New
York, who is ready to give all kinds
OF the best work in shoe repairing
and the best goods will be furnished
A free shine will be given with
every pair of shoes repaired. The
work is done by hand, not by mach
inery, so you shouldn't be afraid that
it will tear like that done by machin-
cry.
Nee " H;r,o0r;tz
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Went Throuuh.

"And you were in that horrible rail.
way accident?"
Eyes"
Il hear that one train completed,
telescoped the other How did you
ever escape injury"
81 was on the through ain"-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-02

When a man has to get busy be rolls
mp his shirt sleeves When a woman
really gets down 10 work she ties up
her hair in a knot at the back. De
troit Free Press.
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Knicker-Does Jones understand the
purchasing power OF dollar? Booker
Yes What troubles him Is the pur
chasing power Of his wife-New York
Sun
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4 POORLY CONSTRUCTED MACADAM ROAD.
rutS should Doe filled as soon as they
appear with the same kind and size OF
stone as that used in the surface course.
II small defects are attended TO when
they FIRST appear it win be unnecessary
to resurface the road until il is worn
entirely through to the foundation
course When the surface course Is
worn out it ought TO be spiked up with
a steam roller or scarifer and this fol
lowed by the spreading OF a three inch
layer OF one and one-half inch rock.
This is rolled. bonded with screenings
and sprink ed I'm the same manner as
the top course was originally construct
cd. after which the road viii be as
GOOD MS new.
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Give me seat and | will make room
to lie down. Spanish.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-26
SECOND PICNIC
OF BOAT CLUB.
Local Motor Boat Club Decides to
Hold Another Celebration a Week
From Today at Same
Old Place.
WILL TAKE SODA WATER
Details Of the Next Celebration to be
Fixed Tomorrow Evening, But
Soda Water VIII be
Remembered.

The next picnic of the Keokuk Mo-
point with the exception of the f.
nances, and the weather was to blame
for that exception. There will be a
at the same place as the last. This
was decided at the last regular meet
ing Of the club The last picnic was
a bowling success from every stand.
special meeting of the club Monday
night at the office of the Decker
Manufacturing CO.. to fix the details
for next Sundays celebration.
The matter of the 1913 regatta was
brought up and committee appoint
ed to see If the citizens were ready to
back up the club In Its attempt to
land it. The regatta is too big a
thing for the club to handle by itself
and the work of getting it will have
to be done before June 3Dth. If Keo-
kuk goes after it hard enough at first
lit will probably land it. If 1t waits
until the last minute it will have to
fight for it and may lose out.
1t was the sentiment of the club
members that this was too good a
chance to advertise the city to take
any chances on losing out,