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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06
mGb= nmb Grntemafebine.

So m0dte o1e bieieni9en, tpel9e ii9
nit elmer guteI MGb'uno @rnt.@Wtai9ine
periebn molten, bitten ibrer Wufmertlamt
felt, Solutions Selbit'Geder su,umen.
Sen, iuocm lie no9i nidt leiht ais cine
@ombinirts Maihine iibcrtrnfen wcrocn
fam.
Sbr Snuptoeteu lit bon @6mie0eiien
uu0 bat iibri9cus mebr SdmieNciien ais
ir9cuS cine anoere Moidine. Sbre 30.
Der iinn 36 sou bod Sbre 81 Gen, 5
on Ser 3ubt, iino gcbogcn, 10 raB ie 10
uobe wie m03ti6 9lei@ elmer 9aipel in
oos 8ctreibe Qebn, folglid bofelbe ees
ruos auf Der YIatform gu lie9cn fonnlt
uno in OerieIben Meiie nb0cle9t miro,
ole Ylotform lit 10 geformt Oa8 oaS @uIl'
eel winfelredt 81 licaer {, M nj un> icglei6
BON Der Ylatform nerlonen miro, uuo
nidt all oieielhc beri6Ieift bur6 peI@es
e5 idrdg ge3ogen miro, Tel6e &Iage
man oIIgcmein b0rtn muB, Sbr Ged'
enfopf ltebt binter Dem STAB uno lit an
Dem @ouptaeiteG befctigt, burd bieies
miro ern6githt Dap Der Gedenfopf meiter
pom oer6lu6t fonmt, unb nibt neben Ser
Maifine Su uno iOmit Ger Sdneioe.
Ston3e CUR 9oit Iieot. Die 0te@cn fino
% 0eridtet baS mnn NIT cinem leiften
Oruf bcS SuBes nit irgenb eirem Sli9cl
6ehen fam ODER man fam iie lteQen,
hnB lie gu ,brer Belt 0cden. Sas Sreibs
ruerf lit ooS einfa6ite uno lt1rfite bas le
in elmer Mfaidtcne on9cbradt wurbe, IS
lit iebr bod pomVoOen, un6 entbdlt feline
&dlnme in Den Saupttreibs9tdoern Gin
8orteil niGt 81 iibcriebn cas- Mei1er bat
| 3ff1et rif,potinopl pi1tn fArr1o fiir Nro9
mo cine l%angIomme fiir Setreibe, eben'
falls Elm grober &tr;ug ibrer Serbin6s
ungSltnn9c 1T am Nfeler mittelit elmer
Sugel un0 am oberI Gnoe nit elmer
&urbeI bcfcitigt uno modt nur lebr pe,
Mig Gerduid), weldes ;ctJt oas Sic ne.
Zig Geibun9 bat, nirnmt man basu Die
bohen 3dbcr 10 lit IS e%inleudtcno oaB lie
leidt laufen muB in oicicr @inlidt lit lie
nod nldt u5ertrOHen worocn, cine aaoes
meine &IuQe iiber Sclbit 8eden. sic
bat siuei 3infen=2trne einen tur;en fir
9ra5 uno eincn ldugtn fir 9etreice,
welde nidlt allen Wai6inen 5eigegeben
miro, ionocrn Den 9euten weiB aemadt
miro, bdS Saiielbe nidt notiuenoia lit, au6
i'm eriten Sabre Ieidt gu betueii,n in.em
Die 3tnfen un0 Wcier reht i6arf iino
uHo luIt NItelI gul pCrrtUltni aper IN
eini8en Sabren fnoet man su ieinem be-
%oauern, bas Gin fInffusSinfsn Nrm
I'm 9ra5 gu lfneioen III lang lit NEIL sic
3infen itumpf iinb unS bas Wtehcr 9ufen
bat iueI6e nidt 10 leidt aus3ui6leifcn
itnb, cine Sbatiade neIhe fGon mnn6cr
erfabreu bat Sd babe nur einise 9aupt.
tbcile bcribrt. uno bite ole 9icienigen,
peIde cine Mai6inc faufen pollsn uorz
iuipred<u unr bieieIbe in Mnidein iu nc-
men uno Die Yreiie gu prifen, nsIhe iebr
lietcral nu5folcn wcroeu. Ollie Mfnihi.
ucn garontirt ODER fein Sertduf. Mtin
Bucyrus Dropper lit idon ;u alaemcin
bctannt I'm u~citere3 9lnprclien gu beSir<
fen.
lin ;abIrc;fen 3uiprud bitiet
2puiS @cbsr.
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Is N,lntN Mf>mtc.

ters,s .Hihrr ntinrih ircdmarn, Hjlstrnao
,tup-G. z. E:nS.t9 lrlft.
tr,tMria:tr unt %rrTy'r etr Gc@at9'Sprrs:
T|m. @trarr. Ira!t.
8, tnrilatsidreitcr: :. Gu8etnu5cn, Ncrniann
GrniY- unr Nrrtltc- GtridtaIt!citer NE1. Y.
%CjrM CtrmNnu, Ma.
ztasMti or: Il. 6. EA!trtcr, Nrrm1nn.
5taratr: Gt~iitjau TUhn, &trmann.
ZstiT: Gbcc. %erQvrr. Nermunn.-I tput7
2t1i. i. Sr4utcin1. Cw:u59iac.
f'aIt7 2trratt Nucrlpb Siriel, Scrrnnnh.
ttrcntt: u. W. Gttmiltr, Sfrmaut.
@. NtnrY 0sntnsr.
tsaS:g-6 t!emcNer: y. Tpicr, S,rls Sia.
lTtr!ihtr HattafYsrraltcr: WsNIt9 @!fnlNe'
S'ran sill.
sta ilptrirttn,eat: Gct. ). GifL 2rrinnn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

n@- GorreIponncnsen 9t:nejnai;l;ger
Natur unO Defenders iolde ilbcr otn
Stanb ser Saotsn uno Nusidten ouf Die
@eins Sblts unO @ctreibe- Grnte merosn
unentgcIolid in unicrem Slatt o%ufgenomz
men oicIelbcn fine unS icbr eriuiinldt
uno fir uniere 2eier ron 9roBem Sntes
rcIe. @ir iin0 serne bcreit bie Nuslae
uen fir Yoitgelo &C. SuriidSueritattcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

BE- @aditebenoes @ebidt lit Die gor-
reoe gu einem ie5r ~seeie9snen @ert uber
Die 9egenUartia in europa piel llnbeil
GeblauS (Phylloxera vas
SasIelbe wuroe BON 6. Dill
mann perfaBt unb erI6eint in Serlage
bon G9mont SebletItn in G%eutIin9en.
@aS ioQ aus europa nod meroeu?
Die Geblau5 BEN Meinitof seritOrt.
User m0hte nod lcbcn auf Groen,
8enn Sa6u5 sur MDtbe geb0rt?
Sn ooriiinb FutbIidsn 3eiten.
Ia feblt' Der perebelnbe Wein.
G8 wEroen Die Wfeniden Al 9eioen,
Drum brad iie, Die SInoFutb, berciu.
Grtenne, europa ! iuie grouiig
Oein Sdiflal iib 0fnet, oein 8rob,
Meun Noub's 9ep0dle miro lauf9,
80 fommlt on bon Neuem binab.
9tnab ! gu Dem unteritcn Grunoe
les Meere5l ga i%dubere bid
Son &1ulen uno on0erem S6unoe,
Rfui ScufeI ! Mie efellt bu mid !
Sa @obrlid mir babens bsrihulOet.
OaE Gtratgeridt bridt II berein,
Sie mildten, mir boben's qcbuloet
Oas i~in0iGe MoiIcr i'll @ein.
@oS Soft emit bem 9toob berebret
Gum 5roit nnd Ser SIutb, ola Nr;enei,
0a8 bnben Die Meniden perrebret
Sn 9i1ti9cs 90len9ebrdu.
Drum; taudeit bu, bInb' lnaebcuer
@tnob, 10 erHe5e i6 MIR,
3isb' nit Sir ole Saliher uuO Srduer,
Grl0ufe, pertil9' ibre Spur.
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~ Die 9eute iino 6urd 10 bieIc
uert5loie Mirturcn b~ctrogen poroen, Dap
mir unS freuen, ctncn @rtifel elnpfeblen
III f6rnen, auf ben tai iid itet5 perloiien
fam. Nr. Quaui It S0nis's a M
buraer Sropfen baben iid einen
Meltruf erucrben, iper bieie8 alte beuts
fac SausmitteI einmaI 9ebraudt bat,
fQbt fid ni6t our9 sic 1npreifun9en
reuer grtitel betboren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

na- 2sktcn Mittluob 9IbenO b.iu6:en
picle 6rem0c Ole SGren3rubc nm Der
GeIongprobe Ser 9armonie bci3ulpobncn,
WSie mir b6rtn pIren ole nit Dem @ciIt
En]zn bc5 @eiona %ercjn8 lc:pie tcn Dc:
M.Ct iArn Crdrt>r5 ic6r ;Nfrieoen.
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e- Gs idsint in 8eroer cine oroEor

esr Gs ideint in Serger cine oro6or-
ti9c %crmcbrEng bes Seu0Iterung i'll
@tnSuge 81 fem. penigiteu5 ioute man 10
g~loubcn penn man Sic GroBe &usuabt
Don 98jelcn, SinberitibIen, &C. iiebt,
.peIde sic 9crreu MertenS & 8aer Gin,
9rlc0t babcn. 9a teben tie su Subenten
bon alien @roBen un0 WtobeIen un6 III
allen mo Iitjen Yrciier. @ir 9Inub,n,
SAP lie 0icielbcn rett bio Gu&pcrfauit
bahcn u rScr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

BE- Die @an0TtraBcu III Nbi'el
55ciL 0e5 GoantD %beinocu ijd i'll eincm
beinobe b~ooenlpicn 3uitnuOe uno ieten
Die Gioer DER II 81: Stuot fonlmenoen
Nubrp,rtc aus ais Oh man lid olc Miibc
0cgcbeu sic Spetdtn NIT elmer 9ebms
ffi6t al bcfcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

1s1@ 9tste @ode bronnte baS oenn
@rn. SSm @ittbaus in Berger Bottom
luobnboft gcb0renoe NaubbauS nieoer
Ser Derin befinolide SIeiid oorrotl
uuroe gcrettet; jebo@ aienli6 itorf an ,
ssbrannt. Sur nit fnapper Notb fonnte
Die neben bem &audbauS auf9ete(ts
W~iGbcmoidie 9"crettet uerocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

ka5" g&ic bic gtlcr aus Dem Scriht
6as Sttretdr5 Nc5 STANDARDIZATION
Streius crie5cn weroen bca5if ilt obig,r
&erein am Ffin9itmonta9 Gin Yjc Sic
l1eblt WnQ su utralitulten.
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S~rrrnint.

1ne e,ei5ocritit tcainut iciHs Sjtun3tr an
rita MGning III &2fli mt Ne9critrr jssfHSAbe
IL.
Ir Iretatc-Gorrt f92aiienargjaD vert :rnmc!t
iecl triittu Mtrntaa i'm 5ttru2r, 3.fat, EIN'
W.T. ?icpcn;ter.
lii 0ruute-Gcu,t rerIamrnrIt RI icctf e;erten
;stt;s III 6rtrunr, @n,, @ir9rt iii Mc"tmttr
w. Gaa: ~ Sdmtyt;cI If. GomY..
ijr u. y Nouit'a ttrUbmtc
:hItjmore Nuitrrn, p1trjrcn ri; i%ni}er-
Zen b'ii,ttrH Snrttn tjr rtH N;mliitie
6t5r,nA:
xxx 30 Gtr:S rti tHGunc
ElAmriN 60 -
%us4tisGt Is n r. ~
=" ut .SaiicI<,rpYc ierc.+,trs -N'lhd-
II scr, E1i0puircr, ctr. omnflehH
DR.. EHmaCH'r'< ~4pot5r5'.
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Hermann Savings Bank !

Sermann Wp., 9lpril p, 1875.
SO obI.-0ie i0brli6c @abG fUr iiebcn
Ojrettoren bieier @uuf miro am II Moi
1875 BON II llhr @ormittog5 bis 2 llhr
9t06rnittags i'm Sanfgebdu0c %abgebalten
y b. SO b T, &niiirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06
cif;;cGcr zcato eater.

G.rsr5. Rturdicntaut: i. y. |tanN, 2t3ancn.
grleitnatcy ,Mu:te N1ltiGon, unicn.
&cf.tntant: Ntar9 N}1n, G1nalI.
..q.rit! I: Iln. g. Wia!c. 2&1lbinatrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

bag~ MaiWeineSSen- aus MeSigem
bereitet, wird rerkduf in
Or. EttmucIer'S Ap0theke.
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Vfrlln1t:

Gin gebeu tiir tns trnti6e SduIbau5 an
Stele bes Serrn Wcttfrier NRcfel reldcr atac.
iretten it. 8eleftanten mGaeu lUt melcen fir
Sepinqunsen Il. {. 10. bel brrtprsiirrut hes Tent.
iten S6u.=0rrltanes 6srr Stub. Is. S6lsnrsr.
s. Nuhn. Ger ttGr.
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s1r San 9nio bcri6enft il Berger
eincn ou~s9ejeibuetsn ct Coulter BOD"
Der i6on Manbcu Qfltobcn bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

G@~ Ffisches BleipeiSs, trockene Far
ben, Lein9t md FtrniSSe =u den niedrig-
stem PrejSen in
DR.. EttmueUer'S ApOtheke.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-06

BG- Fine retche AuSwaM ron Porte
m0ndls fncr Ddmen ind Herren hGlt
Dr.. EHmueUer's Ap0theke.
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IA Fensterglas in @S uerschiedenen
GresSen Su haben in
DR.. EttmueNer'S Apotheke.
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n-4.rtli6bcr :Ueribt.

GetreiSem'rf t.
m,ttluod cOrriairt o"H Der "lier-
mann Star Mills"
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So m0dte ole ~bieienisen, tueIde ii9
nit elmer guteh Mdb'uno @rnt,.Wfai9ine
periebn molten, bitten ibrer Nufmsrtiams
felt, Solutions Selbit'&eder susuwen.
SEN, iuocm lie wobi nidt leidt ais cine
Gombinirts Maihine ilbertrnfen werben
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Drum; taudeit 6u. bIuB' ln9ebcuer
@jnob, 10 erfe5e id MIR,
3ieb' nit Sir ole SdIiAer unb Sr0uer,
Grlaufe, pcrtil9' ibre Spur.
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Illttc.
, 1875-06-24

3ax Commissioner, and the collection d..
part'nents arc ali opposed 10 any change
which will abolish Offices or blackmai,, aud
reduce expenses. Such being the expressed
"ish Of the ruling powers, of those who can
empty tho Law Department into tho street,
and from tho street refill it-tho Law
Department hhstcns to adviso the ctr
TINT tho patched.up Tx bill Is amply sui.
hcient; that tho city shonld not give up tho
collection Of tts taros; that to reduce ex-
penflituros Sl0o0o0 and renloyo sixty or
slightly useless employees il so unprecedented
that 1t may DO treated ns a violation Of tho
bill Of Rights. Therefore, tho Law Depart
lnent will advise tho City Government to
continue its present system TINT Ditl
800. as amended is as certain to bo sustained
na was Bill 300 rnamonded, In tho opinion Of
tho Law Department ycar ago md, to
show Its confidence in ita own opinion, tho
Law Department IL willing to stake tho en-
t'ro pnblic revenues Of 1875. At tho worst,
in tho opinion Of the Inv Department, The
city can only brcak down in bankruptcy, will
only have to suspend, and can soy to its cred.
itore that it acted under the counsel and By
tho direction Of It's legal adviseraj
, 1875-06-24
1Ao-noHz1 Aah 7Hx pExooRArs,

!
: Tia Maine DAMocysk seem to have held
stats Convention fos The express purpose Of
rsbuhng tbs Democrats Of Ohio. Il not
this, then we faii to discover any reason for
1t. The Democrats Of Maine can scazcelv
hope to elect their ticket, 50 that could not
havo been the object Thsrs was not a
strong disposition to antagonize the princi.
pies Of tho Republican party, for, with one
or two exceptions, tie declarations Of the
Maine Democrats would servo equally we'll a.
the declarations Of the Maine Republicans,
They indoEsed, for instance, "ths equality Of
the rights Of all men under the Inv. /" This
means the approval Of regro suffrage, II it
means anything, zinoe tia political rights Of
no other class except the negroes are In dis.
pute, II Il certaiuly good Republican loo-
trdne, for It Was tho Republican party which
gave the ballot to ths ueg1oes. The Maine
Democrats also declared themselves in favor
OF "a sound currency, coin or it, equiya-
lent" Here Is pssoiaely whero Presi-
dent daAxE stuck his pen when he
vetoed tho imitation resolution Of tho
hrat session Of the Forty-thfd Congress,
and here is where the nspubllcGn party sub
sequsnly Joined him Tho Maine Demo-
crats also demand "tAri2 ur revenue
only" This ia likely to b. Ii. exact *.
prsadon Of ths National Republican Couvsa.
ton, nntsss the suzplusass Of tbs A1psaasloa
with incidental protseloa h addsd,
which ~ tasa2 fos sesaaas ns>Azaxay sAzrias
, 1875-06-24

! Comptroller GREEN, Of New York, III onos
mora enduring the sensations OF warm bath
IN company with the Mayor. A 1iyory-bil Of
s79.17 was sent 10 by The Mayors secretary, for
" eaIraages used by tho Mayor In tho discharge
Of his official dutles,' certified BY Mt. W1cxuAM
u correct Mr. oRxEN. ~ith tho blindness Of
nataslonary-rnceting heashon, fails to eoe any
circumstances under which such bill would be
justiaablo, He has written sharp letter to His
Aonor' In which ho monlions \ bill Of equal
amount allowed IN tho bill for January, and. find
log 1t In that for February, declined to allow tue
head OF tho city free huggyrideB 1t the cltys AZ
penao. In other words, somebody has got to
loot II. II hr. dnzEs resuses to foot the May
or Hvery-blll, hr. WIoxuAx will have to foot it
himse'f-to Central Park, the racoa, or wherever
hia ohaolA uut.os may lead him.
, 1875-06-24

E1.Premier GLADSTONE In said to have re-
considered his determination to retire per.
manently from active participation in politics,
md, after much coaxing and persuasion, has
consented to resume his old position as
lender Of tho Liborals. Tho leadersl,;p
OF tho Marquis Of Harrington haa
not been distinguished for its boldnoss
in bringing forward roform measures.
and has fallon far short Of the ability and
force which characterized tho administration
Of party affairs under G1ADsroSE. It is at
lcast q high compliment to tho old statesman
TO proRs upon his acceptance m Office in
which young and popular mcmber Of the
party has failed to mako hig mark.
, 1875-06-24

For SOME yenrs the Socialist nnrtv of 1cr.
| many haa heen fliv;def1 into 4,vo f.,s,on, 49,,
of wh;c1, fo,,ouo,7 1,.a., - ~. ~ ."e
.,.'.. ""'anAs III nla "llt'est
theof'es u othtc-hetf', willie tho other, under
the guidance OF MARX, formed tho Interim
tional, Tho fusion of The t,yo. ,,ra1;ctod IN
orr f,,4 ,o,.or t.... Hi. 'A
~, ~. @'' 'o''e. 4iol" oefin' has taken place.
lh'h IN \ matter OF no mem Importance, for
Socialism in stronger in Germany. pronor.
tiouateIy. than in anv otbor coun,rv T, ho,
, ,,,,,,,s. - a
T,-e..'0 A ~ Aep.soci'.at'c' ~ LIE iEnpof'al
iaf!1an1ent' II as BOLD, defiant, uncompro-
missing. Now that its two wings are workint1
together. fnstcnt} of Mt crosa rnrnnco. u NAV
r,of, ,.n..4 - H., lit. - ~ 3
A'e"e' .naa e'ef. 1he
tuslon was enectou At Congress held in
Gotha during tho last week of May. A decla.
ratjon of nrinc;p1ns t1ravvp ri, a. th,. .;,,,.
, 1875-06-24

Sl.1o per gnllon. Lake freights were dull
and easier at 2s@2}o for wheat to Buffalo.
Flour WINS dull. Wheat was 1css nctive and
1c lower, closing at oc!o onsl,, and a7c for
duly, Corn waa more active, and ljo lower,
closing al 67lo cash, nnd G73o for July. Oats
were nctive md 3c lower, closing at lJo
oasl', and 40lo for July. Rye was dull md
&c lowor, at 600. harley was dull and f@5o
lower, cloaing at ooc@$l.0o for September.
Hogs wero in good demand nntl a shade
frmcr. at $5.1095. 20 per 100 lbs. Tho bet
ter grades Of cattle were in demand and
firm, but tho low grades and sheep were dull.
, 1875-06-24

WIN H. Inc Maine Democrats desire " at
honest preservation Of public faith to thu
public creditor" mud therein follow tho lead
Of tho Republican party, which haa neve,
departed from this position. In tho glittar.
ing goneralitica, anch rs tho demand for Al
economical administration Of nil depart
nionta Of Government the Democrats Of
Maino and tho Republicans everywhere ara
IN tull accord. There nre but ono or two
points OF possible difference, such a. one
term for the President, aud tho Limitation Of
his salary to $4,000 year; tho former ID
asill In dispute, and, as To tho latter, We ap-
rrehcna TINT 3 Democratic President would
sako $4,000 ~ readily a. a Republican
President, and the sun is not too largo.
With no hopes Of party SUCCESS, and
agreeing IN oil essontials with tho Repub-
l'cans, there would have beeu no occasion to
hold Democratic Convention in h1ainn II IL
, 1875-06-24

| AAo otaLe VI ulhoiH mas genernl Low
providing for the assessment and colleotio,
OF taxes for State, county, town, and district
purposes. Under this Inv are collected MI
the State taxes, nnd the local taxes in lOS
countes, 1t200 towns, and many: hundred
districts. This law has been tested BY ta1.
objoctors in every form, and has in every in.
stance bean pronounced constitutional and
effective. Tho law provides that any city
may have Its taxes collected under tie same
low without my cost or charge for assess-
ment; that in such case the general otIicor Of
tho county shall collect tho aams with the
other ta1ea. Outside Of the City Of Chicago,
thsre Ia no trouble or legal controversy In tha
collection Of taxcs.
The Government Of tho City Of Chicago
has, however, insisted upon maintaining an
independent system for the collection Of its
own taxes. It las refusod to have tless
tnxes collected under the Stata law aud the
State machinery. The County Court year
ago decided that tho law under which the
oity was attempting to collect taxes vsa IN.
constitutional, and tuorcnpon refused toaiva
Judgment for taxes. Ths Supreme Court
has unanimously affirmed this decision. Il nf u
county Court, as avery lawyer in ths Hsa{{s
not connected with the Law Department knll5l!
would be the case. The Law Departmental
chicago proposed to bet four Of hva nilIiS
OF dollars Of The peoples money. that ttkss'
supreme Court would not dare to oveYrula'
tbs opinion Of the Law Department, md hsys'
lost tho bet. ~: !
Last winter the T., u nhta;rad fu,rn y.
, 1875-06-24

1rh{a In <vhnt a x1y.;t.r IT, At r-Y. r.
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there for ten days. Then the prnctcab1ity
Of tho plan ia very doubtful. Whether
steamship could be forced more than Ii, mslca
an hour, on nh avcragu, without overlooking
It with coal 10 begin with a1tl l,enting it rcd.
hot amidshipa to ond with, has been quos-
toned. Wo fear thia generation will novor
oross tho ocenn in flvo tlnys,
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*. OF P.-Speoiat meeting Of Cosmopolitan Lodka.
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ocoek in their Caso lialt. Of lASatc and Nd.
Tor tue pnrpo&s Of making for Tho
hu1isl Of ont dac?iaed hrather. =. A.. Munroe. All
erdsf Of John HsennAn, G. ii, -
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AUADEMY or 1fUs1C-ffaated street. bst1asu Mad.
h"9 md Monroa. Rogsssmsnt Of j. ii, BAnks Hroke
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| oaly A"'e ~ suspend, anu can Coy to Its cred
itora that it acted under the counsel and bs
tho direction Of It's legal advisera!
|
SHALL TEACHERS De B00KsELLERs7
The Board Of Education Rhould not tako uu
with tho proposition now bofore 1t TINT thu
textbooks shall be bought direct from tho
publishers and reddlcd out to the scholars at
Wholesale prices through tho Principals Of
the schools. We have no doubt that the
proposition is well.intended, but It oan
scarcely fail to be fruitful Of subsequent Jobs,
potsy steala, and serious obatruetions. The
objections to it aro obvious Tho Board a1-
ready exercises too much discrosion in tho
choice and constant changeo Of textboolsB. It
/ IL notorious thns publishers succeed in hav-
Ing their books introduced into the public
schools throughout the country, not on thoir
merits, bat by the use Of money
and influence. If tho Board of Education
undertook tho sale Of all textbooks, thcir
power in this regard would be increased in
many Ways, and there would DO more SCHOOL
book lobbying than ever. Presently only
those books would DO used and sold which
would pay commission on the sales. Aside
from this, it ia not well that the Principal Of
avery school should occupy his time with soil.
ing books, he may bo better employed in tho
Legitimate duties Of his poaition,-the proper
discipllning Of his subordinates and the
scholars, the teaching Of his classes, ETC.,
etc. There is plenty Of good work for Princi-
pals'of public schools without their becoming
retail booksellers and venders OF lead
and slate-penc1s- II the Board Of Educa-
ton ahould undertake to supply textbooks
at Wholesale prices, they would make no al.
lowance for inevitable losses and occasional
destruction ot books, and at the cud Of svery
year there would be a conaiderable de-
hcienoy. They would alao bo unable to ao-
commodata the children Of poor parents.
who frequently buy their books at tho ne;oh.
borhood.Etores BY paying for them In weekly
installmsnts out Of their weekly wagoa or,
The bookz wero sold In this way as do
mandedr there would be additional losses.
A fuu lns and Rtock Of booka would hayo to
be kept 1t evesJ school, or tho advantage
claimed TOT the proposed system would bo
lost,-th&t Of securing the needed book on tho
spot. To do this would require large Invest
ment, and incidental Losses would come from
accident and wear and tear. Since, a.
We learn from thoss who know, the retailers
profit on school-books docs not exceed 20 Der
cant, and the whole traffic L. not more than
49, 900 year, the proposed complication OF
ths Prtnoipala daties is not warranted by the
swing that might possibly be made to sohol-
An At 4 1ose TO tho schooi.fund,