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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09

Die orei be%beuteublten &affeeitaa,
ten in 8raiilien-ihreibt OaS yginc.
Standardization BON Der Gen.
erot.R egieruns @rlaubniB, ben 9afiee
SIT ualUriiieren, B. b. Inn einen be-
Itimmten, ieiteu 8ertb gu uerleiben,
Der einen ben Gnii6ten Der Bflanser
entiprefenben Trufit iidern iuDte.
5ulaeubeS mar bas Seriabren: Die
Generals esieruus ermd6tiste bic
bret Staaten gu elmer uuu ibr earan,
tierten Qnleibe. Mit benz @rl6ie
t~auften bic Staatsreeierunsen ben
8aan5ern allen &afee ab, Der iber
cine sepiiIe @ense ~binaussins unb
ipei6erten i'm auf.
Die Sbee NOR, oab tuenn man benz
Nartt fuenieer &affe sufibre, mifIe
Der 8reis in Die S6be eeben. 9as
Reiultat uar oaB ber Raffee trus Der
aufipei6erune nift in Die S6be eins.
9ie @roBbdnbl'r redbneten nit Der
8batia6e, baB gruBe 8urratbe aut'
aeipeidert ieien, bic iiber turs poer
lang in ben Mtartt aeratben uno bas
ourcb bic Breiie %berabbriden tpirben
Snfulge beiien beidrdntten ite lire
gintGufe auf bas Rutbuenbieite. Die
RunIumenten tbaten baS llebriee.
Sic beanttuDrteten bic 8reisiteieer.
uueen oes &afees nit elmer 8ermin.
berune beS 8erbrau9s.
Die braitliantihe 8eeieruns ielbit,
bic iid aui baS Experiment einlieB,
ben Sreis elmer 8arre gu firiren,
lieet arinolt6 i'm Bfeffer. sic bat
bereits fir blnbert Miuionen Dollars
&afee an Sano unb man mutbet ibr
gu, mod mebr bappn aufsuipeidern.
IS 1T ielbltueritdnolid, baB iie iib
pur peiterer anbdufuns ideut uno
baS Reiultat ruirb Elm rieiiser &urss
itara in &ofe ietn, burf uel9en bic
Bflanser uerarmen perben unb bic
Re9ieruns etnen rielisen gerluit an
8erm6sen erleioen ptrb.
9teie 2ebre iuaten unisre 5armer
bebersi9en, bic ii9 beitdnbie nit benz
@ebanten tragen, ben 8reiS threr
@aare tinittta gu iteieern. sic
nrbeiten oamit blps ibrem eisener
Ruin enteesen.@ leidoiel pb es@eieBe
etebt, bic ben 8reis elmer 8aare be.
itimmen, pber ob es iold5e ni6t siebt,
70 1T bod ntel iiher, baB auf bic
9aner nibt bic 8ertdufer ben 8reiS
elmer Baare regulieren. ionbern bic
8erbrauber. 9aS lit cine 9batiabe
bic, tuenn eebhbrenb berifiihtiet,
otet aur &tdrune Der 6tunumiihen
Iniibten ~beitrageu follte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09
proteIt Scr mtnser.

8inser aus benz sansen 9anbe mo-
rem lebte Bube In Sem gort UNI nit
ben Miteltebern Der rGmerican 8ine
Siuipers' aiuciatiun" suianmenge'
fUmmen, um einen Gelb5us gesen bic
Gngriffe 81 Orsaniiiren, pe[de bic
,Gnti'S Balloon 2eaaue" unb bic .@u.
mers' Gbriiian Temperance Union"
eeeen bic @einbau.S nouItrie In Scene
eeiest unb nit welfen tie ibr baburd
f6peren S6aben au9efiet baben,
baB tein nnterihieb 5pii6en WdBis.
feit int Erinten utb pbnieer 9lbitinenS
eema6t tpirb.
Nnorea Sbarbprp, Elm Bin5er aus
California, Der $500 Gder @einlanb
iein @isen nennt, brahte einen 8rief
our &erleiuns, ben Reo. Or. Charles
$. Yartburit Der 8aitur ber NaOiion
Square 8resbptertaner Stride, an i'm
binii9tlth BET Eemperensfrage ee.
ribtet bat. sd itimme ber3lit nit
Sbrer Saltung btnidtli9 bea @eiues
ola Grias iir @bisteb aberein"
ihretbt &ep. 8artburlt. .gia9 BEN
@as i'd bier unb in europa, mo- i'd
rs Male FDar, beubndtet babe, btr
tb enti6ieben Der Gnidt, baB Il
itebr 8ein in bteiem 9aube prpbu.
Sirt unb bic iueitere Gbiabeebiete e,
in ben Staten iinbet, umip tueuiee,
8bisfeb eetrunten tuerben unb umir
9erineer bic Eruntenbeit iein ipirb
8enn baS seplante @eies burdeeber
ipnte, 10 buffe ih ernftltd, baB elm,
GuSnabme nit @etrdnfen sentad
merben mirb, melbe uenieer, ais Ell,
feiteeieetes Rarimum GltpbDl ent
Balten.@
Die IS 0elesaten, bic bic Staatei
9ep gort, Iep Seriep, Chic, MiiI
Duri, Mibiean, 8iretnta unb Cali
fprnia oertrateu, besaben iid bon
9utel 8resIin nah benz Grtiprieb
Club, go. 800 SrDabpap, I'M Dor
ireiter su tasen. &Inftis tuerbe,
iptuubl @einbauer tute alfer seatein
lam Shulter an Sdulter eesen bi
nnterbriiduna BON @ein unb bic bu
nit oerbunbene 8erft6runs elmer a.
ipaltiaen S%nbutrie antdmpien. 81
ipifjtiee &eIulution, bic einitimmi
nneenommen tpurbe, erfldrt, ba6 BE-
rndBiee @enuB BON @ein bic 8aF
fur tpirtlihe Temperens iei. Del
bafb iuIe Elm @elee eeihaffen iper
ben, bas eine beiunbere aieens I'd
ben 8erfauf BON @einen ppriiebt I'm
i'm pblIig bon benz 8ertauf bon O,
trdnfe nit srbserem Nltubol @eba
trennt. Die orei anbern. einfimmi
an8enummeneh ReiolutiDnen beu,
gen iid in Der afei6en &i8tuns I'm
bilben suiammen eineu enereiisbe
BrDtelt gesen ben BON ben Tempe,
A.L ~ ~.
eng 5anatifern einseleiteten Selbsu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09
SIR punbe Gabe

sd babe sefunoen oa Buflen's
sIrniea Salbe oas rihtiee Nittel 1T
gum @ebrnut fir munoe uBe. chen
faOs iar oelluna uOn 9ranbpunoen,
@eihpire, Shnitte, uno aae 5ur-
ten Shn,fungen,A ihreibt Serr W.
Stone BON Cot Bolonb, Raine. J
III oos 8tftlee far 6%dmDrboioen.
Brobirt es! Inter @arantte per
fault am Balfer Sros. apotbete. 81
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09

Gutueit 1T bic unteriubung Der in
Der Brtmdttuabl am 4. Gu9uit in ct.
Souls nerlbten Sbinbeleien eebie.
ben, baB baraus erfiatlid, baB bic
8rauer unb bereu glnbans bort CRIBS
tentbeils bic aanbibatur 6 o 10 +.
B E E b . unteriiIbten unb ben libers
allen &anbibaten 9 p / ifntdb
lig II: Stid lieBeu. @enaa tuie uur
bier Sabren, ole allen 8urnuneen
unseadtet, bieielben 2eute ibren
9Dbfeinb Jpl unteritisten. Ber
iold) pplitiide @eisbe,t b~eereifen
Tam, ber lam mebr ala Grut eFen.
golanse maj, iib BON srunbiasloien
8eutepolittfern an ber Raie berum.
flbren taBt uub ben uffenen ebrlihen
&f ifeut, braudt maj, nifts on.
beres als btttere Gnttduidunsen III
%ertuarten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09

Sdredlide Sdmer,en s~eIinbeft.
9urb idreHlide Shmersen ee.
peiniat ,nfolee Der @efte u~nperbau.
ten Spetien, nabm q. o.. @rapSun,
uon 9ula, @iR., Or. Sings Sem
9ife Sins, init benz &eiultate, ME
er ihreibt, roaB i'd furirt murbe.H
Gue Raaen unb @ebdrmeunprbnuns
gen perben aebuben burt ibrem fin.
oernoen Siubleana beipnbere @ioen.
lhoften. rs Gents In 8alter 8rD8.
Nppthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09

eeeen bic 8einbau'S nbuftrie. Sober
8in5er %beiteuerte iih freimiIis NIT
% Gents fir ieoen ader Beinlanb,
ben er I'M 8eiib bat, INN banit einen
8ampasne.Spnbs gu ibaffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09
@uter @eiunbheits . Rath.

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@iffOro Nue., San Sole, Gal, iaat:
Der 8ertb oes @ledric 8itters nts
elm a%Igemeines Sausmittel fife 8opfs
meb, Der 9eber
unb 8drme 1T 10 martant. oaB i'd
mid aeOrunaen fhble elm 8ort gu
ieiuen @uuiten einSule9eu gum Beiten
Gerieniaen welhe Nbbttfe BON oieSen
8rnnfheiten iuhen. gs III mehr 9es
iunobelt in elmer 5laihe electric
Bitters mie in lreeno einem anoeru
Die b%etannten Seilmittel. Inter
@arantie uertauft in Balter Bros
Ap0thete. 30 cents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09

ptttssass. aans.. ben 70. gRarh 1904.
50 brauNs lett Ginger Belt Jhre
mack .praught 1teh.nub UsfleeI.Nt
Ntu BET lnetnent Biehhanb. Sd babe Que
GsStsn Htsbtuttey ostrnuft. uub aefun.
bsa. bat baD Skrtes has Bette far metz
usa 4Ds4 H. 3. Q. 6aiton.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-09
ROBERT WALKER,
RsAtsurmult q. aff'stlihtr notar,
ptrmoHn,

HxSspot Htatrssl, NShrottt. otrnattttli M
trtken unS 1trtautt snh itrttet Snriitnh&s t'
itai1s RpbtIi @eIttu.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

Gullbert and his bureau of expert
accountants Is an expensive luxury
, which has no practical value. Mr.,
Clark mistook the recommendation
OF one OF the members of that part
of the Ohio political machine for a
command to begin suits and with
out accepting the opinions of able
lawyers or even the holdings OF
courts in parallel cases, he plung
ed blindly into cvourt with actions
, too numerous to. mention, only to
. lind i'm the end that he had been
Following after false gods and that
instead OF recovering large sums of
, money Illegally drawn from tha
A., county treasury, he is TO revover
nothing, because the officers kept
within the bounds of the law and
are not what these special exam
, iners would have the people be-
lleve, band Of Brafters and rob.
bers. Instead OF recovering money
for the county, he has caused a
greater expense.
!, We do not undertake to say that
Mr.. Clark was not sincere in the
action which ne took He mistook
recommendation for a command
to begin suit, he refused to take
Jthe opinion OF those who were far
better qualified to pass upon such
,question than Mr. Halbedel, he re-
fused TO listen to the rulings of the
courts of county which almost
fadjoins, in a case which was an
Exact parallel, he refused to accept
"a ruling averse to his case by one
court and carried the cases to the
court next higher up. he was not
content with taking up one case
and trying II TO determine what
action to take in the others. he
simply filed suits at random and
now the county must stand the ex
pense of his errors. In addition to
paying for the examination of the
offices at the rate of five dollars
day and expenses, the county must
now pay for correcting the blunders
which have been made By the ex-
amnier and the prosecutor who took
his advice.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Mr.. Bryan On Issue Of
Security to Bank
DepOSitOrS.

After hearing Mr.. Bryan's address
to the Ohio legislature Feb is on the
subject of guaranteed deposits, ]. ii.
Newton. president of Ohio Democratic
| Editorial association. went home and
wrote an editorial on the subject
which appeared in his paper, the New.
ark Advocate, Feb. 10. That was long
before the national conventions and
before this proposition became cam.
paign issue. For that -eason, Mr.. New
toms editorial seven months ago is as
pertinent today as It was then. II
follows In full:
THE address OF William Jennings
Bryan before the Ohio legislature on
Tuesday on the subject OF guarantee
ing bank deposltors against loss. was
a most able and convincing presenta.
tlon of a measure that is now engross
ing the public mind The subject OF
, surety for bank depositors seriously
confronts the public because OF the
numerous losses Of people. caused by
the recent panic and financial scan,
dals. II appears that 1t is not a new
subject to Mr.. Bryan, because some
years ago, when he was a member OF
congress, he introduced bill provid
| ing for the insurance OF bank depos
itors against the possibility Of loss.
"Mr. Bryan's clear and concise pre-
sentation Of the subject in his address
TO the legislature on Tuesday was
listened to by an assemblage thai
nr nH ha ha nf he
as the members of the assembly. ant
practically universal were he re
marks of approval by the entire bod,
present
Many are the enconiums passed
upon Mr. Bryan by political opponents
as well as friends. Many Republicans
under the sound OF Mr. Bryan's voice
could not conceal their pleasure at
having heard him, and II Is known
that not a few wished that some Re.
publican leader had given utterancG
TO the sentiments and arguments he
so ably and forcibly presented The
principle that bank depositors should
be insured against loss will be
espoused by many bankers them
selves, as we'll as the people who de-
sire the enactment OF laws for such
protection, and the great question can
not fail to be leading issue IN the
coming presidential campaign.
IAN this proves that Mr. Bryan
stands today in an unpreiudiced light
before large classes OF people TO a de
gree that he never enjoyed before
Mr.. Bryan. in fact, has greatly grown
In faver with people who have here
tofore been strong opponents. and he
is today immensely stronger with all
classes OF people as presidential
candidate than ever before"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

The American people as a whole
Will regret the very sad accident
which occurred to Orville Wright.
aeroplane Mr., Wright has made a
name for himself by breaking all
records excepting the speed record,
with his air craft and 1t was hoped
that he would prove successful in
solving the problem of aerial naviga-
tion. All Americans hope and believe
that the solution of this problem
will be made by a Yankee and all
VIII join in wishing Orville Wright
a speedy recovery and great success
es in the future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

had been connected with the Stand
ard. There appears to be slight
contradiction in the two statements,
but a little thing like contradic.
tion does not count when dealing
with the United States senatorship.
The fact remains that the STANDARD
has killed what Legislation It vast
ed killed since Foraker has been in
the senate and Since he has been
at the head of Republican politics
in Ohio. The motto of the stand
ard appears to be, "Train up law
yer in the way he should go and
when he becomes a senator he will
not depart from it,.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Senator FORAKER is surely q

Senator Foraker Is surely finding
his row "tough one for stumps"
He just succeeded in getting Taft
down on his knees TO him, when
along came a fellow named Hearst
and spoiled the whole thing. Now
he Will have to return to the en-
ploy of the Standard Oil company
and let the country go to the bow
vows.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Fooled by "confidencer Game.

Twelve consecutive years of Repub
lican rule and panlcs galore All the
Republicans wanted in 1896, 1900 and
1904 was confidence" and "let well
enough alone" The people have had
all they want of this combination be-
cause 1t neither fills the dinner pail
or the -four bin. Athens Journal.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
WHEREIN HAS THE
COUNTY PROFITRD7

- COUNTY PR0FITEDH
a State Auditor Guilbert and his
bunch of expert accountants, to-
gether with all who are in league
a with him in his campaign for brand
ing officials in some of the counties
4 of the state as grafters, thieves and
g. hold-up men just because his ideas
= of what the Interpretation of GER
> tain laws differs from that which
:. has been made by the courts, were
given a decided setback by the Cir
!. cult court OF this circuit when it
q made its report in two of the cases
q which have been tried by Prosecut-
ing Attorney John II. Clark. The
cases which were decided Thursday
were those brought against John A.
Key, county recorder and former
I, surveyor Hiram II. Noyes.
Ut will be remembered that a
x
Marion county to investigate the
= Offices of the county. In his report
q Che made a conditional finding against
e County Recorder Key, in which he
alleged that Key had Illegally drawn
from the county treasury something
over $500 for work which Halbedel
claimed was not according to the
: standard which is prescribed by law.
The work in question was the maxi
ing OF general index of the records
~ in his Office. There never was a
"a question but that Mr.. Key had done
the work for which he had entered
into a contract with the county
Z commissioners, but Mr.. Halbadel
claimed that the index which he
Il had made was not a general index.
y y The whole question hingeu on what
gr constitutes a general index. The
condition in the finding was the OUT
come of a case which was at that
N time pending in the courts Of
= Franklin county, in which the same
n question was at issue with the re-
( corder OF that county. The Frank
Y lin county case was tried in the
Common Pleas court OF that county
2 and the recorder was successful; 1t
q was carried to the Circuit court
and the Common Pleas was sustained
a and the case was then taken to the
4 Supreme court and both of the low
rsr courts were sustained, making 1t
clear that the index which was
: made by the Franklin county re-
" corder was general index in the
5eyes Of the law and the index which,
= was prepared by Mr.. Key was rhe
same as that prepared In Franklin,
n county. Notwithstanding the fact
4Ethat the Franklin county case was
a pending in the courts and that the
Finding of Mr. Halbedel was condi-
TONED on the outcome OF that case,
Prosecuting Attorney John II. Clark
began an action against Mr.. Key
TO recover the money which was
:halleged to have been illegally drawn
Mr. Key won in the Common Pleas
s-oourt and now that court has been
sustained by the next higher tribunatl
ssEmaldng 1t very clear that Mr.. Key
: was justified in drawing the money!
i'm question and that he has con-
~ducted the affairs OF his Office in a
legal and mastery manner.
"a In the case which was brought
against Mr.. Noyes, the prosecutor
e mad more excuse for beginning ac-
lion. In the salary law, under which |
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Senator Foraker admits

Senator Foraker admits having
been in the employ of the Standard
Oil company, but states that it was
before he became a United States
senator and that when he was elect.
ed to the senate he severed his con
nection with the octopus. A littls
later in the same statement he
declares that me was reelected to
the senate with the full knowledge
upon the part of the people that he
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

The management OF the county
fair has the right idea in securing
special attractions. A family Of high
divers and another family of trap
eze artists. Keep the people looking
up all of the time and they will
not notice the dust.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
NOT ASIAN ED.

During the st. Louis Republl-
can convention, twelve years
ago. before he ever dreamed of
such fame coming to his name,
William J. Bryan was housed In
the Lindell hotel in a room with
several cots. In the early even.
ing, when the lights were turned
low, one man found his way to
his bed early. and as he opened
the door he found another tired
reporter over by the window
scarcely discernable in the shad-
ows of the room. He was kneel-
ing by his bedside saying his
prayers and that simple piety
won the hearts of those rough
and ready newspaper men who
occupied the room with him. II
was William J. Bryan, who a
month later thrilled the country
with his crown OF thorns"
speech.-National Magazine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

Air. Taft scarcely got things patch
ed up with Foraker when Hearst had
to come along and kick over the
milk Now Taft is seriously consid-
ering the adyisability of throwing
the senator overheard again ana
with him the whole Ohio organi-
zation Is considering the same thing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
NUGGETS FROM
OTHER PAPERS
clean QUE tha statehouse.

The Augean stables at the Ohio
statehouse certainly do need a clean
Ing out. And they won't be cleaned
out until Democrats are elected to
Office e.---Waverly Democrat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Niles comes Next.

Don't you believe that the stock
holders of the Niles bank would be
puesed II there was guaranty fund
to make good the losses by the fail
ure of the bank? It would be good,
cheap ance.--Coshocton Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

MIR. Taft has decided that he can
not attend that banquet at Chicago
with Mr.. Bryan. Perhaps 1t Is Just
as well The poor fellow is having
troubles enough just now.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

Some Illinois folks cannot give up
the idea of having Taft and Bryan
meet in joint debate. Those "Suck-
ers" are asking too much for their
money. They should be content with
the excitement of presidential cam
paign.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Sheldon Has IL.

What has become OF tainted
money!" inquiries an inquisitive news.
paper We do not know, but presume
that the Republican national commit
tee has good sized wad OF it.--Find.
lay Courier.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
Aadn. Eornottan.

Miss Screechsr--I wonder II Uncle
Jim remembered me when he made his
WHIP used TO slug for him.
Lawyer--Yes; he evidently remem.
bered you. AT least your name isn't
mentioned in the document.--De Detroit
Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
liam Randolph Heaa.s

William Randolph Hearst started
out on dis trip to do Mr. Bryan
all of the dirt he could and, If
possible, accomplish his defeat in the
election, but few disclosures like
that made at Columbus, Thursday
evening. win be a great help to the
Oommoner.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

Maine and Vermont have gone
Republican and with them q large
of banks, trust companies
and private business firms.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

with the steel trust financing the
Republican campaign. how long do
you think 1t VIII take the Republic
cans to revise the tassit?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
CAN'T nvNorlze HUNGER.

The Prosperity Congress has not
made isuch of an impression, Hyno-
tism does not work well on empty
'SteDaA chs. Buffalo Enquirer.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19
TAFT CAN NOT DODGE HI,
INJUNCTION RECORD.

Mr.. Taft is lawyer and he
says organized labor can with
draw themselves and their asso-
ciates from dealings with or Civ
Ing custom to those with whom
they are in controversy He
says 1t. however. as a candidate.
AS a Judge he sent Frank
Phelan to jail for doing It. The
supreme court mulcted the Hat
ters' union for doing 1t. The
District of Columbia court cited
labor leaders for contempt for
doing 1t, and quoted Mr.. Taft's
injunction order for its author
ity Mr.. Taft is not an expert
dodger. even though he practices
regularly. He can't dodge the
Injunction record he made when
he was a Judge.
AMAAamMAMA0aaAA0AAAAAaAa
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-09-19

=
Some days ago nine national \
banks in Oklahoma surrendered 4
their ma ional bank charters and
became state institutions. The I
} Milwaukee Daily News COM (
ments on this change Of base
5 and remarks as follows:
3 Republican politicians and Z
! eminent fnaneiers may froth at
the mouth or discourse iearnedIy \
8 upon the destructive and dan
! eerous' character OF laws to in,
} sure depositors against loss, but
} II will avail them nothing. :" . !
The deposltor ls going to get I
square deal. He has been sup !
plying the capital and taking the !
! risks, while the bankers have
been making the profits. And
he has reached the conclusion :
p that however 'soeiaIistlo' u may
; be, the insurance OF bank de- Z
\ posits would prove advantageous Z
to him, even II Il should lessen J
the bankers profits."
Democratic messenger., 1908-04-18
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| AN ACT TO repeal the Act OF fs9S.
Chapter 45s. relating to the hours OF
labor OF mechanics and laborcrs en-
ployed upon city work. and to re-
enact the same
! Section Re II enacted nv tho Con
cral Assembly Of MARYLAND That Tho
Act OF lsss chapter as Or the code
of Public Local Laws relating to thr
hours OF labor of mechanics and labnr-
ors upon CITY work H.. aud IN. st,ne ,s
hcreby repealed ana rc-onact.d H. read
,s follows.
Section . That eight hours shall
constltu,. Il dav.s ynr;s ,,r ati i,ho-
crs workmeu or mechanics vino may
| be emploved by o~ on hehal- 81 M,
| Mayor ANA civ Council ~ Paitt,nor.
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r.ney which NAV arls. in ;Iroc ~ ,y.r
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10 work NOR. tim, eight hour. Nor
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