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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-03

Ser @rtrua, per Nfer, III benz
grtrus unierer @ifiouri Bottoms
UuIIitanoii eleih, pdbrenb buS aunb
fir ! uuo Ioaar fir ls5 oes 4reiies
uOn NlliiOurl Bottom 9ahb aetnuft
meroen fam.
IS aiebt in geras feline talten
Biuter; her 6armer tann II Wl0nute
i'm Sabr nrbeiteu. 8edbislIieber
(cbiaa unc ieuer) iinO bort unbe.
tnuut. uaO man luet6 Bis jest BON
nur einer ein,iaen 0iiBerute in bic.
lem eaasen Shul. Gum Gdlub
m6dlttd nil mn fraseu: QBelcber
5tnat tam 8leideS bieten?
8ictOr u, 1ilber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-03

baben cine 96nee BON a9t Metern,
entipre9eno Der 8reite bes Sdulens
eanees, cine 8reite uon ~ unb cine
S6be BON 4 Metern. g8enn cine
&nmner pplI mar, tpurbe cine anbere
in Guertf eeuOmmen, Bis ale &nm-
mern 9efiiut tuaren. Sn bieier bar
bariiben slrt bat man iid in Mais
Lamb our nod nidt gar gu LANCER
Belt, unO 5uar in ben Sabren 100
bis 1888, Der 9DOten entleOiet uno
10 etma $4,000 9ei9en aufsebduit.
Mit Der 3eit mar bic SaHe in Sers
eehenbeit 9eratben, lnb crit ais pur
einieen Sabren bic &rantenbausoers
tualtun9 Bauten oDrnebmen fuo(lte,
itieB man auf bic &ammern uuO ibren
entiebli1en Snbalt. Die 9lusmnns
eruns Der 3eIIen bate cine i9nelIe
8eriueiuug uerbinoert, lln6 bic 9eihs
name befanben lid mod I'M poIliten
Acknowledgements. Gin fllrhtbarer
@eitant oraus aus ben ee6ffueten 3els
len, unb man befiirhtete ni1t nit
llnre6t iblimme 5Olaen fir ben @es
iunbbeitSsuitanO Der Sta6tbepblters
uu9. @tan ueriuAte, burA llebers
ihiittuns nit Sauren Die 9ei4en ju
Serlt6rer, aber eS entitan0 nur elm
etelbafter 8rei, 5u OeIien 6Ortifaifs
uno feline Slrbeiter erb1ltli9 tparen.
Man muBte bic 3ellen luie0er iAlieB,
en- uuo an anOere Wiittel benten.
9ieie iinO nun audi in beirieoisenS-
tier 8eiie eefunben lpurben.
9Iti Spridla9 bes 9rpieiiUrS Der
Gbentie am Mtaitdnber 8OlDtebni.
tullt, Wteno55L uno oes Sorltehers
Der itaOtii1en SanitGts sglbtbeilung,
8r. lliireOus5i, miro ieit sipei MtDnas
ten rath fUlpenoer Ntetbpoe 9enrbei=
tet: auf 200 @rao erbibte 2uit piro
IN cine Belle geleitet uuo ibre Der.
brenuungSprubufte ppn. einem @enti.
latur tuieoer auigeiaugt, Der lie 81
einem aOn0eniatOr, einem &eintoer
NIB einem 8erbrennlng8pian fiibrt,
oDn benz Die lebten ullnnebr uni6d0-
lirben @aie in Oie2uit ab0eiiibrt ipsr.
ben, s5n ben 3eaen bleibtnur oes-
infis5irte Sli6e 3uriid, Die CUR glnht.
5eit aui 98aeen selaOeuunb nuc9 Dem
airhbUfe 9e6racbt miro. 9tuI bieie
S8eiie tparben bereits oegen 400 9Ba
aeulaOuugeu oOn ie 40 3uppelseut-
nern fOrtaeiclafft, m6 IN cinigen
g8Ofeu luirb bic gan5e 2lrbeit been
oct iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-03

0as farmland i'm staal Geras
Die eritaunliAe geriAieoeabetl
Der Sooenartcu III 5egag mndt ea
n0glid iuWle aud prpFtotei, in le,
aem 5taat Die aybBts @nsabl on.
icbreoeua,tiaer 8ooerpruout.e 81
sebea.
STR etnen 6reueen. uel6er bos
site ARal onrh 9tgas reiif, it scr
,@mpirc" staot etn eano Der 0feu
baruns Seme rieiiae NueoegnanQ.
penn mau ben 5,aat pom Ban ooa
Die bis gum @Olf burdrelit, matt
slueu ioldI ubernatoraepoeu @in-
otud auf oen Gent oes &enenben
nle i'm bic ts1enoiahe stiloeruna
nienola trrei4en fam.
g8ir m6aen es uaa ptdau, e1f
geya 265 78o qaab'at aiilen Tld
tturaam enthdlI, nos ousl,hn Sab
Der gSa1e,ildthtn. oaS uaateeue Z
llreai uon l67, 1867 SOC 2ldtr Qln0
betrdet; etd utel gsbBsreS Ylreol ais
pie iamnii9t 9}eu GagianO e9laa
ten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iogug aOt
3sr ois iuie Die mittleten 2tttautiitgn
Staaten, elnitti,BIiH uOd " m
gort, 8euuiptUan,n, Eelalonre, 81 u
5eriep, Narglaao. 8rsioid, lBet
Srgima uur osnl Ddtyici oi gOiam.
bia. slber lroBOsm uus oie ub.gen
gbltinhen betlant ieiu H6asu, ben:
nod iaun Der 8erltlhO oeu uoaen
@Britb, Die uaaebsners 8ebeuiana
blrier 8lbleuurDBen nidt erilAsa,
bis unS bic eiaene Erfobtuna aui ii.
nsy Rsiie burn Eggls bic eiu5jge
lgD9Iiale;t bistei, udl bic riefGe
ausogbuau5 loiule aud cie uuets
itbpiAdlcu piltiaIeaen bieies
gioais "a bsarelIen uno su ihdseu.
81 SDeiter 9Iaie 81 isirem toloia
lea 5!draearaam iieBt. tis lrlroeg,
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Bermrunn, aRlu,, grrttne, ben g. aBlat 1907

9tsenteu eeliefert, ni6t 9lpptbeter,
iOnOern gtahbarn, tuel9e sic fennen
lifit Oeuen sic 8ertrnuen ifenten.
8eun Sic III Sbrer gta9baribaIt tel.
men G9enten tennen, bann i9reibeu
Sic OIL Or. Beter 6abrneD & SDns
Gu., 112-1l8 60. SUgne 9lue., Chi
caeU, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-03
Circuit Court Docket

MAY TERM 1907.
MONDAY May, 18th 1907
I. Hedwig Drusch VS.. Supreme
Lodge Knights OF Pythias,
Suit on Insurance Policy,
2 Henry Ochsuer VS.. A. ].
Prudot ct. al. Suit in Equity
ior accounting.
8. G. w. Vanwinkle, VS.,
Laura Vanwinkle, Divorce,
a. Mary ]. Shelton VS.. f. w.
Gattenstraetter, ct, al.
Partition,
5. Mary Francis Clemons, VS..
VIM. Ezra Seba, Damages.
8. Or. J S Richardson. VS..
Chas. +. Scantliu. Account.
RETURN DOCKET, MAY r4th 1907.
7. Louis Menges VS., Simon
Wolf, Damages.
s. State Of Missouri vs..
John Mittendort, Forgery.
9. William Dohl VS.. Otto
Schmidt. Damages.
10, Pearl S. Boessler, VS.. Edw.
Boessler Divorce.
IL Elizabeth VouReuter, VS..
Carl VopReuter, Divorce.
Il. John Souders, Us. w. P.
Hartmann, et al damages.
IS S. D. Blue, vs.. Lucius Bsx
,cr AppeaI from Justicecourt.
"A Ida i, Goode, rs. Albert $.
Goode, Divorce
IS Sarah Scautlin, vs.. J, S.
Richardson, ct, al. Action on
Note
is. Robert Walker, VS.. Simon
Austermanu, Action on Note.
III erman Nowack, VS.. Mary
Nowack, ct, all Accounting.
49, Margareth Scheidegger, VS..
Leo. II. Duffner, Damages,
10. Hermann Berger, VS. Ger
hard Fehner, et. al. Partition
20. H G. Isenberg vs.. Cora
Isenberg, Divorce.
81. Anna Kropp, ct. al. VS.. Os
wald Kropp, et al /. Partition.
22. Ellen Gof, vs.. st. Louis,
Transit Co. Motion to retax
Costs.
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Ksbrt CUR 11atur ,uriid I

Die &iidtebr gu benz uneetiinItelt
RatiirliHen in Gesus auf Olabrungss
tueiie, 8epeenns uiip. tuirb uun Oie'
fen me0isiniI9en 9lutpritdten befir,
'uOrtet uno bat AUDI Obne 8peifel
Man6es fir iih, aber gang iopeit
tuie bas 8Oituner Sahblatt rSealtb
Culture" oerm6seu mir 0ieier &ihs
tun9 oO6 nidt 81 fOleen. Sn benz
9eim Der eebafenen 8ubnen uno
Der 8lauitriinpfe lit man ndnli4
pna6 reifli4em StuOium" gu Der lie.
ber5eugun9 9elanst, OuB Der Meni4
Dor einieen SunberttauienO Sabren
- eiu SierfiiBler eeiueien ietn miiiie,
OaB ieine natiirtid1e @ansart baber
bic anOerer SierfiiBler, bes Sdjien
sum 8eiipiel, lei, unb baB er iib euts
ibieOen iuubler befinben iueroe, iuenu
ct auf Oieien llr5uitano suriiftebren
uno, iuie tpeilano bet &6ni9 gtebucabs
neSar, @ras freiieu iuiirOe. 3par
min bas ertpdbnte Blatt feline 9eier
ni6t eeraOe all cine auSi6lieBli6e
| @raS6iGt bin6en, lGBt aber budJ
burbbliden, OaB cine iolfe jeOeu-
faQS iebr sutrG9liA iein tuiiroe, benr
audi auf ben 6ibliiAen a6uie babe
bic @eioe einen 9iiniti9en GinfluB in
mDraliider, uanlentlieb aber iuObl
aud in pbpiii9er 8esiebung gebabt.
gsaS baS r8ieriiiBietaufen onbetriiit,
10 glaubt nSealtb Culture" baB es
aIlerOin8s 9eaen unIere pueridJrUbe.
nen ditbetiihen 8e9riiie" peritpBer
n6ge, aber bod pebe es tetne 8euet
9ung, bel Der 6er5, 2eber, gtierer
uno 2unse, ioipie 2tt(eS, mas brru
uuo bran Bdnot, cine ipltb traitigeu6t
2lnregune erbielten. - Mnn broud)l
ia audi nicbt ecrabe ieiue GeibGits.
gauee nuf bieie g9eiie gu beiurgen,
ionberu e8 geuii0e fir ben glniaug
luenn man 10 etpa 5ebn Mal aui al
Zen Siereu I'M baS 3imnter uber in
Summer nm ben Raien berrn gallo
pire, = Die uachite n@ntOedunB" oil
! Dem @ebiete Der r@uplutipp8tunbe"
mtrb mUbl Die iein, Dab Der goier.
! fiiBige Meuicb" eiu alettertbier ges
lpelen 1T lub aui ben 8dtmen Gauitc,
mas notilrtidl ebenfaas iebr geiunb
oeiueien iein muB un0 eutlhicoen
nnrbnbmenSmertber e1ideiut, nl8 bic
g}ebncnOpe5ar WtetbO6e, iueil man
bobei menioitena bebeuteub all Der
0auSmietBe ipareu fbhute.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-03

SprinefielO, M H., %.
glpril. Ger 9oli5et eeluns es beute,
burd bic @erbaftuns BON 5rau @lea
more 8ouOIlibe, alias McMerrp, ulis
as gurte uno einem iueiteren 0ubz
enb uun glliaIien, einen wi6tigen
Gona gu tbuu. Sie itebt unter Der
Qlntlaee, ninbeitens II Chen etn9e-
oangen gu ietn, obne audi nur eins
nal nm cine SheiOun9 nadoeiubt
gu baben.
sic 1T etlua 2s Sabre aft, Oeriiist
Hber elm iebr biibiden @eiiht, cine
impuiaute Sieur uno elm b09it tie
benswarbiges, einnebmen0eS @eien,
6ur9 rpeldeS tie Die @tdnuer al iib
al ieiieln rueiB. 9iatiirlitA beaAtet
iie nur iolcbe, BON Oeuen iie beitimntt
peiB, Dab iie reid unO beiratboidbi9
iinb, unb es beiBt, baB iie iih bur6
lire ebelic9eu @riabrrngen ein Ger
m6gen pDn ettpa $4,000 an 8aar-
gelo unO fuItborcn @ieicbenfen 5uianI.
meugeanunert babe.
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Probate Court Docket.
May Term, 1907

May Term, 100
STATE or MISSOURI, =,
County OF GeSconade,
FIRST DAY, MAY 9th 1907.
/. VIM. & A. Z. Maupn, Administrators,
j. /, Cantley, deceased, Final Settlement,
2. Mary Jeckel, Execntrix, Samuel ALLIE.
mann deceased Annual Settlement.
3. John Bauer, Executor Christine
Bauer, deceased. Final Settlement.
4. Julia KIenk, G & G. Waiter Y KienE
et al. minors, Annual settlement.
>. Julia Klenk Administrators, VIM,
Kienk, dece sed Flpal Settlement
6, William Koch, Curator, Ella c. Koch
minor Anntal Settlement.
7. Chas Pope, estate,G. & c. Lette
f. Barbarek miner Final Settlement.
5. Chas F Pope, estate G & c Alta Y
BaSbantk, minor. Final Settlement,
9, Chs Pope, estate, G & c liza M.
Bafbariek, minor. Final Settlement
10 Magdalena Gesecke, Administrators,
Henry GeSeeke, deceased. Final Settler
ment.
II Christian Nolte, C & c Edward
WurSt, minor Annual settlement
l. James [ Tayloe, Curator, Ruth D
Tayloe, minor Annual Settlement,
10 Henry Ebker, Guardian, Anna Hese
mann, Insane, Annual Settlement.
IA, Otto Cramer, Curator, Alvin Graz
mer, Annual Settlement.
Is, FIR W Meyer, Curator, Elizabeth
Frizemeyer, Insane. Annual Settlement.
SECOND DAY, MAY 2Sth, 1907,
10. Jul Blust, Curator, Hally M. Houser
ct al minors Annual Settlement.
II. Wm, Gusl Executor, AIbertine Bode,
deceased. Final Settlement
Is. Gustaye Hodmun, C & c. Martha
HoHmann, minor, Annual Settlement,
10 pan, Hoffman,, C & C. Benjamin @
Kruger ct. al minors. Annual Settlement
20 Dr August Smith, G 3 c Lulu DELI,
ct. al minor. AnnuA Settlement.
u William Sthrl Executor wilhelm
schauf, dscsaScd Final Settlement.
- Christ Nlsnmn Jr Administrator
George AIlemma. ieeeased, Final Settle
meht.
THIRD DAY, MAY 10Th, 1907
25 ] " Hensley. Administrator Wm
HoIlmaniSHortii, deceased Annual Settle
mtnt,
81 Lena Royburn, ExecuuiS az oonis
non Ioha Lp0sandt deceased. Annual
Settlement.
25. William Airing, G & C Fred Krue.
ger, q. Al minors. Annual Settlement.
90, Louis Becknlnn, Executor Christ
Beckmanm deceased. Amiua Settlement,
d. hermann Grebe Executor August
Grsbe, deceased, Annual Settlement
AUGUST MEYER
Judge Of Probatet
State al Missouri Se
County Of Gascopade "
/ August Meyer. Jddga ot t1e PROBATE
Copr IN ana for said County hefehV cefu-
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HHb ii,b ben 2stucarufcH BEE G0rgsy aEplht
ohie Su t9bCH qagt ShH5tI3gn IA BCuri0Nc1
ull6 ioiei luentstr p5 Nlyic OGu5AUu.AG NrgU
tlnoer, "a haBe t5,, RtGis IL Eif0rlg cffef
2at lfoTr'lng 80 coct arW i2 tdlici ioBf
NaQ l9 tfEAAlEc W. 13lplat Sai aa1t q 1W
WEE @ellsENEgg esae iie @pd'- ,es ta3l ~
FNp plii Nt 0ud hiH slfi,oztNcui l@idl
li2 iuln1 ala i4i lhiac &uA gNGt lsliigy%
NaM @e!o mlfoer 5u.a @c5 IL rta gaiIl1
tliie AHar'e; oig ie bot cusm grfoi 5g&li1s
Glga EuHc0t ipiRae 1ia efEN.en 85tr nil
terc nii@ttAtnc g3lgttr Diet in Ma1H1g Qer6ei
N'M iN4sN o1N iA ea bele lSeJe nellie Cia
al9!R 9{iteite tngl2y G5icHi fttlL
Nlgt w. pes N15 @rit!ta e,H eQpctrGret.
of( YH9!ilgW ooN teiblehCll. Bl. i0relat
g1 Y, EsCCfs Gsa--9Strihar 6 ser 70 iiit
y fot Hdbteil nl t1ll1l iiilh heie in'Eift gfi
3'teyetn. 9iS ICE 1hte BDrrimtuna behG 4ti
li. ltbr el0t IN trlQe1. tab 1.ll ttHo ieH uHo
iDir0 peoer bel Sdg o0er glu6t Iaiiia ~ het
2hai manbloi iprtlte td pilat ban itt ne trli1
Ste lhlie6l 10 Ger 8prpgticrnl an lllb 6ilt on
10 MID betlabe. ~ iuiroe Elm pltildlft Scleil
leiH iptrn que BE uitdlililiden bie ~ sirph
leiOen bic @ropfs NruhsHtrri6ti1g lniIfeu unn
iraaen ulirOcn. sic blirnen es id5er nie be-
Ccncil. Wlftn fruh TT deheili iili6 niot5 aIis
eereS eIs Sbre gorri6tuna tbat eB. 3as.
NriiipH
~ mir. ylo s,noere iehli3laper er5iele To
aeiren ar5bten griola Sdrei6i benie. nrb td
itlide 1ud1 nletn Nutb iiber @rirIh iliio oeiien
soeilund ueldhcs neitle MurrlhhMa 5etpt irO
hen 9reis iinb Rameri bon Qelilen Die iie pers
illshtet iino aebetit iuurheil lrlibi etc aeudbrt
fpiori enoetrIia, ipeHn nlles nnoere ieblldllei.
@endiei, 10 babe Ieine SaIber ielr 8timirr
feline eiiasn. gslir etIi reenes @cibdit 81 mabb
6. e.erOois 3722gropis gfa, w,aribaa, Uis.
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Die ruiiaen 9aae Oes frans6iii6sn

Die rpfseu 9ase OeS frun3tiiiden
W4inilteriums finO i'm 8erblaiien.
Uait Oer grlebisuns Der airdenfrase
bat es Iein Suluer OeridluHen. Sest
hanoelt es ii9 barum, bic tuirtbi4aft-
lid,en 9lnipraHe Der gatiOn gu be-
frieoisen uub bierin bat bas 0tinis
iterium bislans ublIis Oeriaet. Seine
einsise uUn ben sruBen 6fOuOmiiaen
Refurmen 1T bnr6Sefabrt tuurOeu.
getreffs Der tuidtlSiten, Der gintOm'
men eteuer, 1T jest idOn ieititeb.
enb, bas lie ntbt our9brtueen tuiro,
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81 btca9p, 81. 2s. g(pril Ter
geitern bier perbaftete Gbmarb Gnte
bat, uie uertautet, iif bereit ertlart,
iemer &uslieieruna al Die geb6r0en
pon @euria feline Srbmierigteiten in
ben @eg gu leeen @r iaste ierner,
er perbe bel ietner 9thftebr nad 4es
ora EN- upQcS @eltdnoniB nble9en,
luoourfJ etue Seuiation beruprgerus
fen lperbe, lpie iie bic Sta6t Hepria
no9 ME erlebt babe. 8eira9t, pie
eS tOmme, bab CT jest pl0sliA cin
@eitdnbniB ablegeu nuie, wGbrenO
er iicb iriber ifetS lueioerte, ir9enb
etWuS nlls5uingen, CAB er sll ueritetr
en-, OnB man i'm itlmdblicb i'm Sti9
Be(aiier babe. glIlerOinas lei man
ibm sur Tlndt bebhIflid Qemeien,
aber man babe ibn iuit mitteIlos forts
9ei1ift. glur OnbrA lei ieine @ica
oeroerbaitung mbaticl oeweien mtO
oeSbolb lpDlle er iidl ratJeu.
9Ils ibm berid)tet ipurOe, oaB Der
NSagor uon &eoria an8eorbn:t bate,
man iOa i'm, Gate, iufort itber ben
9allieu idteBen, aau3 olei4 no man
i5n tr0fe, antiporletc er mitueritdnog
niBiurioem 9hlaeubliuieln g@lau6 3
Icbon nab Der Ntagor mid aerne aus
Der 2eelt idluiieu m5dte, Die 9Obt.
en- t0nuen nitbt uebr plaAoern."
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8o.OOO Geidlsn IN einsm o2raEe.

SOiOOU GelQSH III clUeill OrIpe.
SSm @eiA6iloe Der Staot Nlailonb
upo imerbatb beS ppr etmn 25o 9a6-
rem ppu ben Spaltiern errtg9teteu,
ons cite @leitano un'6deBeubcn
55eihtng8,paleS, ii6er ben oo9 beutige
filometeuucit birauSgeluacbipn tit,
6efii6et iicb Gin Wtnlienprnb bon etUa
$4,000 aticGnanen. Sin @rGt5eil
aus Der outen atteu 3eit, ba5 Der
Ntaildnoer Stabtperlpoltnla nid)t &C
ritaeS aopi5erbrecben oeulriaCbt bat
Gie Sac0e 1T Uun tplturbtituriidtr
8eoentlmg 2aS Mtatlanoer Srant,
euBauS beiiBt bel Der 8prtn @ittoria
ein @rlnbihlf nit eiuer riagSnm bon
etnem Sdulen9ur8 urnae6enen 9apels
(e; bic tpeQen ibres treiSyuntea 8aus
es Ga 9}ptonOa Genaut wiro. 5oier
fat bic Notwithstanding emit
ibre 5uOten beigeiett, iusnu man Die
eutieBlide glrt Der BcgiAaiilaa Ger
qetc6en, uie iie opu nnieren 8Orfab,
reu Der snten alien Belt 'ausgetibt
murOe, 10 be5eic9nen 0ori. Nian
bente: ber rulibe SGuleusnua lit uus
terfelertuub Der 10 9eiAluiiene 9taum
III SO 8amuern setbeilt, Die aHSQes
ntauert unO eeiublbt, nur in Der 3erfe
Elm God ais ein5iaeu 3ngaits bnben.
0urb Oieie8 Cod iugrben Die 5obs
ten seiuprfeu bic iid barn IN ben
aammern in Den Ste(tunaen, 10 c lie
geraOe binabiiiir5teu, etiua 1909 III
ieber, auibduiten. Gie aamnern
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FoR sAlE

so Acre farm. For particulars address
JOHN NiANSKE,
Potsdam, Mo,
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glue nobe d5eidnhti eineS beuabrs
ten 0eilmittels sin DEM g2tHe
5IlOae" 6ebirge oun @eunipluanieu,
Dd lebte upr itber eiuenl Sabrbnu0ert
Der erlte Or. &eter 5abrueiG ueit mo
brett Gefnnnt ais aroBer un0 guter
gtr5t - ein $oelfer lrb Seiter ieinet
N'itnleilhen. Die g{ocbfpmnlen Ders
Ieht9en, inter melcben er iebte utO
mutte, urguntiirten Dor uic9t lon9cr
3elt bic oSabruep Meupriul glliocia.
tim" IN San Mnr, Mtorplano, sar
Grlaltuug beS beitanoioen Nu0ellfeuS
MI i'm.
Ger 5egt ieirer Nlebi3in iuar: Die
Sl0tter Der 8aume iuleu 5ltr oeilm8
oer Meuichen bieneu' Dit ieiuen
etgcnen Sodnoen iamnlelte er 8latter,
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State al Missouri lse
County ol Gasconade

State al Missouri se
County OF Gascouade
Is August Meyer. Jddge ot tie PROBATE
Court, III ana ior said County here5y certi-
iy that the above is true copy ct the orr
ieinal Probate ourtDoeket, showing what
Settlements are due for and at the Febru-
ary Term. 907 ot said Probate Court, as
the same appears oi record in my office.
WitnesS ms hand and seal Of said Court.
Done al office in Hermsnn Mo- this
29lh, Jay ef April. 1907
III. S3 AUGUST MEYER
Judge Of Probate.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-08-01
PAGE NINE

ample set by Judge Mcpherson in the Missou-
RI rate cases, but Judge Pritchard seems to
prefer to show other qualities to common
sense reasoning and rendering decisions up
holding the rights of States to regulate tyr
annical corporations within their borders
To say that he is putting the President and
the Federal government in the position of rum
ming over State and denying that state the
right to pass her own laws for the regulation
OF corporations is stating the case Just as it
is. If Governor Glenn continues to disregard
the orders of Judge Pritchard, the only way
for the Judge to enforce them is to call on
he will have TO appeal to the President for
Federal troops.
Any person can see that this is serious
situation and Mr.. Roosevelt seems to realize it
as fully as any one as is shown bv his send
ing Assistant Attorney General Sanford to
North Carolina to try to bring about a COM
promise.
SO far, neither side seems willing to compro-
mise so it may come to where Federal troops
will be sent to overpower State troops and
then there will be trouble that will extend be-
yond the borders of North Carolina.
1t us hope that Mr. Roosevelt is to wise
man to let the North Carolina trouble reach
this stage, but if it does come to pass that
Judge Pritchard asks for Federal troops to
enforce his rulings, Mr.. Roosevelt will act wise
" to reply to Judge Pritchard as Andrew
Jackson did to Judge John Marshall when the
United States Supreme Court declared that
the Cherokee laws of Georgia were void in
that they contravened Federal treaties, and
that two missionaries convicted under them
should be released
Georgia refused to obey the u s. Supreme
Court and President Jackson declined to in
terfere saying: John Marshall has made his
decision, now let him enforce it."
A similar Jolt delivered by Mr. Roosevelt
to some of the Federal Judges of the present
time would have good effect on the Judges to
say nothing of the benefit the entire country
would derive by stopping the u. S. Courts from
declaring almost every law passed in the in
terest of the people unconstitutional
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Casual Comment.
By J. ID. Watson.

DyL. d. Watson
Louisville, Kentucky, seems to be the latest
city struck by the reform wave The citizens
have determined to rid their city government
OF dishonest officials, and they are succeed
ing remarkably we'll
The Supreme Court of Kentucky has handed
down decision overturning the municipal
election of 1905, which GUSTS the present NAV
or, councilmen and aldermen, thus giving Gov
ernor Beckham the power of appointing an
entirely new set of officials Those appointed
by the Governor, so far are reformers and it
is predicted, by those who know, that there
will a political revolution in Louisville such
as has been seldom witnessed in the United
States
The day for grafters and thieves seems to be
tast passing in every section of the country.
Judge K. NJ Lands, of Chicago, recently
forced John D. Rockefeller to appear before
his court in the investigation of the Standard
Oil Company, thinking that Mr. Rockefeller
could give some inside information as to the
methods of the Standard
It is needless to say that Mr.. Rockefeller
was unable to give the information In fact
his ignorance of the Standard Oil Company's
methods was remarkable. He did not even
know what dividend the Standard pays.
Now comes John D. with a dun to the gov
ernment for $o2.2o which he earned as a wit
ness in the case, also request to know how
he could collect the money. He was informed
that he could collect it in the same manner as
other witnesses, which will force him to go to
Cleveland or Chicago to get his pay. It is
safe bet that he gets the money even if he has
to walk from New York to Chicago to get it.
Despite the decisions of Judge Pritchard
against the State of North Carolina in the
passenger rate trouble, Governor Glenn and
the ether North Carolina officials seem to be
holding their ground.
On July 10, at Raleigh, Judge Long imposed
fine of $4,000 on the Southern Railroad for
refusing to obey the new law and intimated
that he would follow the same course in other
similar cases which are to be tried before him.
In imposing the fine, Judge Long expressed
the highest regard for the Federal courts and
regretted that much had been said in this con-
necton about "confict" between his court and
the Federal court, but added that the juris-
diction for violations of the rate act was clear
ly in the State court hence his insistence to
retain it. Judge Long also regretted that the
Southern Railway had seen fit to go in the Fed
eral court before putting the rate law in opera
ton and then seeking relief, if it were needed,
in the State court Judge Long declared that
every other road in the State except the South
rn and Atlantic Coast Line was observing
the new rate law and expressed his belief
that had the Southern and Coast Line applied
the new rate and found it burdensome the
State officials would have granted the relief
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