The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-14
A KANSAN IN NEW YORK.
CHAPTER ~.
A Table of Contents.

not SO marked; printed May g.
Then came the Preface, printed IN
the State Journal May 10; then Chap
ter II with the caption. "A Visit With
T. r." published May IL. Chapter
III was a continuation and conclusion
of Chapter II.
This is Chapter ". Perhaps be-
fore we get any farther along, dear
reader, we ought to have Table OF
Contents" for this work. That's Gus
tomary. So here it is; SIt as none of
the chapters following III are yet
written, the writer reserves the right
to change the oSder. 1t is planned,
however, to print one chapter day.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Preface. Friday, May 10.
Chapter-I. THE Entertainment of Sol
diers." Monday, May s:
Chapter II, "A Visit With L. H.
Saturday. May II.
Chapter III. "A Visit With T. r." con-
tinued, Monday May ID.
Chapter w, "a Table of Contents"
Tuesday. May IA.
Chapter v. "Food Without Wheat"
Wednesday. May Is.
Chapter VI. Great Britain and Her
Forces on Sea and Land" Thurs
day, May 16e
Chapter VII, "A Dinner With Dean"
Friday. May IT.
Chapter VIII. 1.-TWO Evenings in New
York With Harry Lauder" satur-
Cha pier *. 1.-The Revision of Cook
Books" Monday. May 20.
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Chapter XXI. Camps Mills and Mer-
ritt" Wednesday, May %.
Chapter XII, How and Why the State
Journal Has Just Purchased $1,000
Worth of Machinery of Entirely
New Order" Thursday. May %.
Chapter XIII. Letters and Tele-
grams From William H. Taft; What
Led UP to Them and What Result
ed Friday. May "a.
Chapter XIV, THE Wyandottes." Sat-
urday. May 25.
Chapter XIV. 1.-The Associated Press
and other War News Gathering As
sociations" Monday. May 27.
Chapter XVI, THE American News
paper Publishers Association
Tuesday, May %.
The readers of the State Journal
during the next two weeks, it is
planned. will have an opportunity to
read one of these chapters a day.
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after, the State Journal will continue
to receive and print therefrom the
war news, the general news covered
by the world wide, enterprising, ac-
| curate and old reliable Associated
Press, and also the splendid reports
of the United Press, lively organiza-
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other daily in Kansas receives the full
| leased wire reports of these two great
world wide news gathering associa-
tions. This paper is unique in that re-
spect. 1t thus requires the services
|
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This paper receives also the COM
plete copy of the Associated Press full
night report and also a news report
from the International News Service
service strong in special features, in
Guiding in its correspondents men like
Rudyard Kipling and other noted
| writers.
Let US take this opportunity to also
say that this paper has a big staff of
reporters to cover completely and
promptly the local and state happen-
ings.
| As long as there is some space re-
naming for this chapter, it may not
be out of the way to refer to the pic
lures and cartoons printed daily, in
Guiding Mutt and Jeff" Bringing Up
Father" and many of the best fea-
lures available for any newspaper.
On Saturday there is a double num-
Der of twenty pages, which includes
Tom Sawyer" Buster Brown" and
| Bringing Up Father" all in colors. a
page each.
The space for this chapter is not
of sufficient length to enumerate the
many varied and additional features
and news printed daily and on Satur-
days.
Single numbers may be obtained for
three cents, except the noon edition,
which is two cents. and excepting the
Saturday double number. which is
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get on the regular list, otherwise YOU
do not know what you will miss. You
can save many, many times what you
pay for this paper by noting the val
ues offered by the enterprising To-
peka merchants.
J Thus endeth the chapter.