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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
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Senru bod,
Staotid)reiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Gle ltebt aute Sod,eu

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25 Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Trustees Sale.
r. A. BREUER,
Collector

Whereas, Charles Dollmann, a Single
person, by his deed of trust, dated The
18th day of March, A. d 1907, recorded
in Book No. II, page 52', in the Rec rder,s
Office OF Case onade County, Missouri.
conveyed unto the undersigned trustee the
following described real estate, situated in
the County OF Gasconade, State of
Missouri, to wit:
All Of Lots No. F~ifty-eight (rS), Sixty
(60), SiAty-two 1927, Sixty-foul t64) and
Twenty t2o) feet off from the East side Of
Lot No Slxty-six 1907, on West Seventh
Street, In the Town, now City OF Hermann.
as per plat thereof, with all improvements
thereon, consisting Of a fourteen room
brick dwelling house and brick stable and
barn, and all other outside improvements
and ~oulhouSeS used IN connection with
such main buildings; in trust OF and for
the purpose OF securing the payment Ct a
certain promissory note in said deed fully
described;
And, whereas, default has been made in
the payment of said note after the same
became due:
Now, therefore by virtue of the provis-
ions and the power OF sails contained in
said deed OF trust, and at the request of
the legal holder OF the said note secured by
said deed OF trusts, |, the undersigned trus
tee will on
Saturday, November Ia 1908
between the hours of o O'Clock In the fore.
moor and s O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day, at the front Court House door in
the Town OF Hermann. in Gasconade
County, Missouri, offer for Sale and sell 40
the highest bidder At public outcry. for
cash in hand, the real estate described
aforesaid. subject to prior deed Of trust in
the amount OF $2so0.o0 held by the Peo-
piles Bank OF Hermann, on said realty. for
the purpose OF satisfying the deed Of trust
under which this sale IS to be had, inclu-
ding costs of this proceeding.
ROBERT WALKER,
Trustee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
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lauft i'm 8aIter Bros. Gpotbete. %
Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23

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trait anssitaat unb idat SsusrbDli
far ScBn oath.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
NOTICE TO
TAX PAYERS

Notice IS hereby given, that the under
signed will meet the Taxpayers of Gasco-
made County on the following dates and
places to collect the taxes for the year
1908 and prior thereto.
Red Bird......Oct. 26 and II
CleaveSvill :. Oct. IS till Q P. M.
Bem.-.~-..Oct. go
Tea. ..,...... Oct. 80
Rosebud .....Oct. 81
Stolpe NOV, 4 till 3 P. M.
PotSdam ......Nov. 8.
Bay ........Nov. 6.
Mt. Sterling Nov. Z.
Wollam ......~ Nov. 8.
BuddemeyerS ;, 10 till 2 P. M.
Drake. ......Nov. IL
Stony Hill Nov. II
Swiss ........N Nov. 13 till 3 pm
GaSconade. Nov. IA
Bland. NOV. 16 afternoon & II all day
Canaan .... Nov. IS
Owensyille.. Nov. 10 20 & 81 till noon
Morrison, .....Noy. % afternoon & "a all day
Thereafter at the Court House irI,Hcr
mann,
Those who fail to pay their taxes before
January l 1909, are by law required to
pay int crest at the rate of 1 per cent per
month, After February fees and costs will
be added.
Please bring last years lax Receipt for
reference.
Merchants and Manufacturers are re-
quested to renew their licenses.
Respectfully.
r. A. 5REUER,
Collector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Nene 4n5etgen.
aAtMn0 Sarfner.

Sebt 1T bic bette Bet SbItbaume 3u plan.
3en Wad)t iebt cure 8e~itelunsen bel mir
ooer tommt nad1 meiner 9aumIfule unb
ipdblt ielbit. aae Sbtbdume Iino bier se.
do9en nno Seoeiben oesbaIb better aIs Iol.
d1e Die ibr bon ausrudrts be3iebt. epredi
iir preife.
W nj. alaeser,
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9lano, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
6runoeisenibums. u bertraeuneen.

John BOIL to John Shanuth, ~,
acres in 27--45--6 $4,000.
Elizabeth and Mary Epple to
Mary ?. Bauer E u lot : west 4th
street, Hermann, sI325.
Geo. Pfautch to r. A. Breuer 10,
az wharf street, Hermann, $roo.
Pauline Schuch ct al to Jacob
Won ARK lot No. S east 3rd street,
sI2so.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Dsrfsieermne.
VWEU OUUI
Stabtidbreiber

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5eltnete an 6reitae ben %. Dttober
Nahmittags nbr in einer 8ertei.
aerune ibren Sausrath, ionie Rub.
Bferoeeeihirr, Cart u. &. no. an ben
Weifbieteroen aeeen B~aar5nblune
oelfaufen.
u. strauss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Babl(Rotis,

"ael @Ot's'
Die idbrlihe Wubl Der Mttien.S nbaber
Der 6erinann 9retuins Co, fir ~GrrudbIuna
BON iieben Direftoren 9~enannter S~eIeQld,aif,
Iir oas fommenbe 5abr. Finoet am
W{ontaa, ben 2ten H,pember, 1908,
pormitta9s 5fuiIden 9 lbr uno IL rlbr, In
Der Office Der 8rauerei in Sermonn itatt.
Vile Dlit9lieber inb'h0iidIt erIudt entlue.
Der perIonIip ooer burd, Steapcrtreter
(prorpl iidl an Der auabI an betbeilieen,
SIM Auitras oeS Direttoriums,
Gmil s. Sdud,,
SetretGr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-10-23
Notice.

The Candidates on the Repub.
iican Ticket will address the Vo
tiers on the political issues of the
day on the following dates:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN
Miss Van Buren, Makes the Monthly
Statement to Directors.

To the Board of Directors, Gentle
men: j submit herewith the report of
the Mankato public library for August,
1908. The library was open twenty
six days with reading room atten-
dance of III and circulation rs fol-
lows: Adult fiction, 1917; non fiction,
6S5; juvenile fiction, 44O; non-fction,
l69; total, 29ll; Ill German books
were issued. There were forty nine
new registrations. One hundred sixty
two new books have been placed in
circulation. making the total number
of accessions 1898.
The revision of the catalogue in the
adult department is nearing compile
ton. This work has made the staff
ACQUAINTED with the contents of the
books in the library to an extent
that could not otherwise be possible
and though it seemed large under
taking, we are grateful for what has
really been privilege. Every eff
fcrt is being made to bring the right
book anG the right person together.
Many letters and cards and lists have
been sent out the past month and re-
suits are gratifying.
Mrs. James Wilson presents the
weekly issues of "The Interior" for
use in the reading room. Respectfully
submitted, Maud Van Buren,, librarian.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
BULLET ENTERED BODY
YOUNG MAN NAMED JENSEN
SHOT At NlcoLLET.
Was Handling Rifle and the Weapon
Accidentally Discharged; Chap
ter Of Misfortunes.

Last evening the sixteen year old
son of Mrs. Jensen of Nicollet met
with an accident that may result
fatally. He was handling a twenty.
two calibre rifle, when it was acciden-
tally discharged and the bullet tore
its way through the lower part of his
body. Two physicians treated him,
and this morning he was taken to the
hospital at New Ulm, that the bullet
may be located with an X ray
machine.
The family has had an uncom-
monty great share of sorrow. The ia
Their and one son died recently of
A daughter has been
in. local hospital for appendicitis,
and may be there yet. Mrs. Jensen,
after the death of her husband NOV
ed Nicollet, and has been conducting
a hardware store there since, with
the aid of her children. They have
the sympathy of all.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
NOW UP TO Mr.. YOUNG
HE IS TO DECIDE ON THE CUES
TON OF SALARY.
What Wage Shall the Lieutenant Gov
ernor Receive? May Amount to
Fifteen Hundred Dollars.

What is the lieutenant governors
salary, anyway? asks The Minneapolis
Journal.
The constitution of Minnesota, in
Article 5, Section 6, says:
"The compensation of lieutenant
governor shall be double the compensa-
ton of a state senator"
So it was till the last legislature
passed new salary act. The salary
of all members used to be S. day
during the session, while the lieutenant
governor and speaker of the house got
$40 day.
Now, under the 1907 act, members
all get $500 a year, or $1,000 for a
two-year term. The lieutenant COVER
nor and speaker, according to this stat
ute, "shall receive in addition the sum
of S. each per day during any session
of the legislature" That would
amount to about $500 in the odd years,
of $500 altogether for a. two-year
term.
The constitutional provision has just
been found. 1t makes the lieutenant
governors section of the new law in
valid. 1t is brand new discovery of
a fifty-year-ol organic law which 1872
members of the last legislature had
never heard of.
1t is another joke on the legislature,
but it isn't altogether joke. The
next lieutenant governor will probably
want to know the answer According
to the constitution he ought to get
s., 200 year, or $1,000 for his term,
but how can he? The constitution is
not supposed to be self-enacting.
He cannot draw the $500 salary,
because that is an unconstitutional pro-
vision. Going back to the old law will
not help, because that would give him
$40 day only, and that is not double
the present salary of senator.
The awful thought has struck some of
the lawmakers that perhaps this tangle
invalidates the whole bill. If so, it is
too late to fix things for the session
next winter. No legislature can raise it's
own salary, but may only vote an
increase to take effect next time.
The attorney general will be given a
guess at it, but the occasion for an
opinion has not come up yet. 1t will
come next winter when the legislature
convenes again.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
STATUSOF mr.. M'CLEARY
RIGHT TO ENGAGE IN POLITICAL
ACTIVITY QUESTIONED.
Some Inquiries Being Made; What
Gentleman Himself Has to Say
On the Subject.

The Washington correspondent o.
The st. Paul Dispatch sends out the
following:
Washington, Sept. Mot only the
postoffice department, but Acting Sec
rotary Coolidge, of the treasury depart
ment, has issued orders prohibiting po
litical activities by federal officehold
ers.
There have been inquiries regarding
the status of Second Assistant Post.
master General j. I. McCleary, who is
still holding his federal position and
at the same time making an aggres-
sive personal campaign for nomination
to congress in Minnesota.
His case is an exceptional one mas.
much as he has left his desk at the
postoffice department to engage in his
campaign.
If public official receives the nomi-
nation for congress unsought it is UNI
derstood that the civil service COM
mission could not or would not hold
that it violates any rules, regulations
or laws governing public service.
The question is this:
Does Mr.. McCleary come under the
head of that class of employees in the
public service which is prohibited from
exercising improper political activity !?
While McCleary is outside of the re-
gular classified service and therefore
not subject to the regulations imposed
upon that class of employees, the civil
service commission have a rule where
by another kind of case is included.
1t is these cases of alleged improper
political activity upon the part of en-
ployes outside of the competitive clas-
sifed service, but within the depart
mental or executive civil service that
are declared by executive orders
as properly subject to the consideration
of the president or to the order of the
departments independent offices and
commissioners under which they serve.
Mr.. McCleary is sending out person
al circulars in the Second Minnesota
district, so it is declared, and doing his
utmost in a rather warm political
fight to wrest the nomination from his
competitors. But it is not probable
that any investigation of his action
will be demanded at the hands of the
civil service commission.
Mr.. McCleary, when shown the above
story stated that his official position
does not come under the head of the
classified service, and therefore he is
at liberty to engage in the game of
politics. Mr.. McCleary said also that
he is candidate for congress with
the full knowledge and consent of the
president and the postmaster general.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
REAL FUN FOR THE FANS
BASEBALL GAME AT THE FAIR
GROUNDS TOMORROW.
Mankato Will Play GAINESVILLE Bo.ss,,
Contest Starts al $50 in the.
Afternoon.

Lovers of good baseball Will be
given another opportunity to witness
a fast game, which will be pls we'd to.
morrow afternoon with GAINESVILLE. The
visitors are exceedingly strong this
year, and will do their best to defeat
our home boys. They are considered
very much stronger now than two
weeks ago when they defeated Madison
Lake on their home grounds.
Friends of the home players feel
sure of victory as they are now in the
best possible shape in which they could
be at the close of the season.
Happy Scotty" will occupy the box
for Mankato, and promises not to
let many of his worthy opponents to
first base.
Orcutt who will thro the ball for
GAINESVILLE, has good reputation. He
will, no doubt, hold Manllato down
to very few hits.
Game will be called at $3.50 at the
Mankato fair grounds.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Proposed to Build Larger Than
Connecticut; Ways Must
Be Heightened.
All Records for Quick and Cheap
Construction Are Broken
AT the Yards.
Especial to The Free Press.J

81
New York, Sept. 2.-It is likely
that the present month will witness
the laying of the keel of the Florida
the biggest and most powerful of the
vessels of Uncle Sans navy. The
10000 ton levia than of the seas will
be constructed at the Brooklyn navy
yard and when completed will be the
monarch of the United States navy
and the equal in fighting power and
tonnage of any other ship afoat.
Waged Fight for Contract.
The contract to build the Florida
was given to the local yard after one
of the greatest campaign was waged
to force the navy department to let
the workers of the Brooklyn navy
yard build her. Boards of trade, con-
gressmen, snators and every one that
could exert authority with the Wash
ington officials were fighting night
and day to get the battleship built
here.
The argument of the experts In
Washington was that private builders
could construct a warship or any
other kind of vessel cheaper and
quicker than government workers.
At the time that all this was going
on the collier Vestal was started at
the navy yard. From Naval Con-
structor Baxter down to the humblest
apprentice the feeling was rampant
that the only thing to be done to
have the ship built here was to show
good results in the Vestal.
All Records Are Broken.
Now that the giant collier is fin
ished and all records for quick and
cheap construction are broken, the
men at the navy yard are waiting
with interest for the keel of the Flori-
da to be laid. Although the building
of battleship is a greater task than
the construction of collier, the
workers at the navy yard have no
fear that they will not make as good
a record on the Florida as they did
on the Vestal, for they have also
built the battleship Connecticut, now
the pride OF the navy.
The new fighting monster is so
much larger than the Connecticut
that the ways on which the latter
was built will have to be strengthened
a hundred feet To do this, part of
a storeholtse will have to be RACED,
as there is not room for the extern
sion of the ways on the landslide.
After the building is RACED and the
ways heightened, they will be under
mined so that the railroad of the
navy yard can pass beneath them.
An Interesting Feature.
Another interesting feature of the
building of the new battleship is the
fact that new monster cantilever
crane will be erected, so the steel and
other material will be hauled to the
workers nearly twice as fast as they
were while the Vestal was being
built The crane is now in the course
of construction and will be ready soon
after the Florida is started.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
SCHOOL TO OPEN TUESDAY
North Mankato Gray Matter Factory
viii Get Into Operation.

No business of Importance was tran
sacted at the meeting last night of
the school board of North Mankato.
The school will open next Tuesday
morning Parents will please remem-
Der that there will be no beginners
class hereafter, and that children who
will attain the age of six years during
the year must begin school now.
By ruling of the Mankato school
superintendent all pupils from North
Mankato desiring to enter the Mankato
high school before being enrolled must
have certificate from Principal McCor-
mick.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Notice Posted On Northwestern
Depot Creates a Scare
Among Foreigners.
laborers Are Removed to the
Outskirts of City; Will
Avoid Trouble.

Rochester, Sept. 2.-"Take Notice /!
Lopu are hereby requested to dispense
with all tn Italian workmen now um-
der you supervision in this city. 1t
has been shown that they are menace
to the safety of the public in general
as a treacherous and vengeful class,
venting their spite on any person for
any fancied grievance. They are also a
detriment to the home workingman
and good citizens. Failure to act in
conjunction with this notice will lead
to serious complications.
Five Red Likes Committee.
-"Signed-0 0 o 0 o."
The above notice was found posted
at the Chicago Great Western and
Northwestern railway depots. The per-
son responsible for the notice are I'M
known to the authorities as is the
significance of the "five red links"
The Days to Get Out.
A similar notice to the Italian la
borers giving them three days to leave
the city, has been posted.
The notice itself is result of the
killing of Archie Larabee. The city
has large colony of Italian laborers
working on the railroad sections and
the addition to st. Mary's hospital.
The men working on the sections
were brought here last spring to take
the place of the local section hands who
struck for higher wages, and there has
always been considerable hostility to
them. To avoid trouble the men have
been taken to the outskirts of the
city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
SHOT AT BLACKBIRDS
FARMERS ARE DISTURBED BY
THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
Eat the Corn and Reduce the Size Of
the Crop; the Game Warden
Gets Busy.

Game and Fish Warden Jordan has
returned from four days spent in look
ing after illegal hunting. He spent
some time around Swan lake, where
it was reported that a great deal of
shooting was being done. His investi-
cations showed that the farmers were
shooting blackbirds that were eating
their corn. There never were so many
blackbirds before, and in some fields
the ears of corn have been husked
and nearly all eaten. Mr.. Jordan did
not find anyone who was shooting
ducks before the season opened. He
saw great many ducks, and thinks
the hunters at Swan lake could not
fail to be successful.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
GARY OFFERS SIS PRIZE
LARGEST AND BEST DISPLAY OF
VEGETABLES.
Mankato Fair Management Awards a.
Painting Contract to the Joseph
ManderfeId Company.

Secretary Gary has decided to offer
personal prize of So for the largest
and best display of vegetables at the
coming fair in this city. This will be
known as the "Secretary's prize" and
those who desire to compete for it will
kindly cut this notice out and it will
be a sufficient entry blank.
Bids were opened yesterday afternoon
for giving the exterior of floral hall
two coats of white paint, the work
to be completed before the fair. JOS
eph Manderfeld Co. were the lowest
bidders and secured the contract at
$3.50. Seven bids were submitted
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Baby Was Strangled.

Lake Crystal, Sept. 1.-While Mrs.
Will o. Hughes was spending a few
moments at neighbor's on an errand
her six months-old child tied in a high
chair on the porch, slipped down and
was } strangled by the fastenings of
the chair. When the mother returned
home the babe was dead.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Ole Passed Bad "Papes."'

A man giving the name of Ole P.
Hoveland passed some bad paper upon
citizens at Albert Lea Saturday night,
and, all in all, total of $75 has been
found. As soon as the fraud was com
mitted efforts were put forth to APP
prehend him, but, his whereabouts are
not known.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-04
Entered in Mankat0 Races.
From FRIDAYS Daily.

Four Minnesota Lake horses have
been entered into the races at Man
kato which will occur on Sept. II, Is,
and 10TH The horses entered are "Tex-
as Ralph" Dehring and Brecht; "Riley
B." Ed. Kaufman; 'St. James," Will
liam Getty; and "Dell Max" A. o.
Cole,