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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-25
NEW Publ ICATIION
or WEST VIRGINIA. GEOLOGICAL
SURVEY, VoEuM e W.. ON Ron
ORES, BUILDING STONES AND
10TH Err MI NE RAILS. x n.

The West Virginia Geological SIR.
yeyl mas Just issued a most Important
volume pertaining to the mineral 10.
sources of the State. 1t Is numbered
Volume w OF the general series, and
lis described as follows:
q Volume w. Iron Ores. Building ami
Other Minerals. COB pages. cloth. Just
issued from the press ut this date
fSeptember 25, 1909. } This volume
gives descriptions and analyses OF all
the principal Iron Ore deposits Of the
State, together with a history of tie
old charcoal furnace industry. The
main building stones of the State are
also described and elaborate tests OF
their. strength and crushing Limit
made By the War Depar .ment at lie
WATERFOWL Arsenal, and also by the
u. 8, G.k Survey Testing Labor 1tory
at st Louis. together with chemical
analyses, Photographic Gdetertninl-
lions. etc. The glass sands are also
described and analyses given. The
salt industry and the different brines
of the State are also fully describel,
and chemical analyses published. The
report is illustrated with "a pare
plates, and 1G figures and maps and
in the text. showing location OF Iron
ores, geological structures. tlluRtra-
lions OF blast furnaces, etc. Price,
hostage paid by the Survey. $500 when
ordered separately. or $2.25 with Coal,
Oil Gas and Limestone Map FGr
otner combinations at reduced rates
Including ali the remaining publlca.
tions of the Survey write 10 the West
Virginia Geological Survey, Morgan.
town, w. Va. - . p !.
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Central chistlan

Rev. l., NJ, Grfsso., Pastor-Servlcey
as follows: Sunday, School at $40.
Seymour McIntire. superintendent.
This Is Donbler's Day. Be one to help
reach the aim In your class. The Dis
cip1es expect to have two millions in
their sunday Schools to-day and they
will have them. Sunday will be "Dec-
lnration Day." Morning subject,
Thomas CainnbelTs aphorism. Where
the Bible Speaks We Speak, and
Where the Bible Is Silent, We arc ST.
lent. Sunday Is also Worlds Temper
nnce Day and the evening service at
1880 will be an observance fitted to
the day. Subject Of the sermon. THE
Saloon and Business. Fairmont. Wet
or Dry" Note the subject. There Is
to be something said good for your.
ears The teachers meeting on Tues
will be an Interesting evening OF talk
ON plans and methods. You will l.ae;
much II you stay away. The workers
meeting on Wednesday, evening at,
1880. This service needs you and
you need it. Send your children to
the Junior Christian Endeavor at two
O'Clock, Sunday. Carl Grisso. leader.
The Centennial at Pittsburg! Are 7on
going? Quite number will go from
Fairmont. The pastor Is full OF In;
formation concerning this fntnrn7.
tIonal convention. Call and see nlm.
II all the members Of this chui.l
were just like you what would become
OF It? Would It succeed or w0nid II
fail? Just sincerely ask yourself these
questions and then ask for somtthing
to do IL you're doing nothing. Could
the church get along II every member
were giving the same amount you are
giving to Its support? Are YOU pay.
ing for what you absorb? No ono Is
asked to give beyond his ability. but
you are asked to give your mite 4
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Presbyterian

Rev. H. g.. stoetzer, Pastor.-ro:
morrow the services promise to be OF
unusual interest. There wills be an
enthusiastic rally, of. the Sabbath
School at 40 o'clock with special
music and addresses. Every officer
teacher and scholar is expected! to be
present and. .thosenot attending else
where are invited. Taere will also he
rally or the members AMI friends {.
the church at 10:15 when the pastor
will speak ON this: stimulating text,
There Stood Every Man in Ills
Place" May every member be In his
place tomorrow. The Christian Fin,
deavor Society will begin some new
features tomorrow: evening at 6:aO
o'clock. Mrs. J. Walter Barnes will
leah. At the evening service. 7:3a
o'clock. the pastor will speak on THE
Newer and Higher Education" There
will be special music ut botl services,
and cordial welcome to all. Tle
midweek service wednesday evening.
1890 O'Clock. Preparatory service OIL
Friday, 1880 p. nj. ',Ee
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.craceEIutheran

IK. Probst, Pnstor.-Scrvlces ~
willard Hnll1o the VIC. ". nu..,.,
Preaching at 1o:i5. with sermon ~
Rev WIN. C. Ney, of Elkins. Evening
servIee at 7:30. with sermon by Rev
a Richardson, OF Grafton. The corner
stone of the new church. Castor ave
nma and Third street. will be laid at
$40 O'Clock by the pastor, assisted. by
the above named brethren. cordial
tnyttatton Is hereby given to the mem.
here Of the church and the genera
public to attend any and oil OF these these
services. :
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First Baptist

w. ]. Eddy. Pastor.-rhis invites
the church and friends to the serves
for tomorrow. $3.50 a. m, sHnda;
school. This is the last session u
the year for the sunday Scnool Union
Annual report on Monday. 9.ao'
morning service: subject lnterrosaG !;
Ing Jesus. G:30 p. M, b. y: ~, leu leu
by the Rastori subject, ne Lo ia
Supper" Will not all come anu ;m,a
In the study, OF this vital doctrine!
T:ao D. mn. evening service; subject
|"Making an Investment.
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oHioANs CELEBRATE.

SEATTLE, Sept. 24.-iohio day was
celebrated here to-day Mt the Alaska
Yukon Exposition, Governor Judson
Harmon and staff being present to
participate in the ceremonies. Gov
ernor Harmon is an especial favorite
with Democrats on the coast for the
presidential nomination III 1912 and
Is expected to have one OF two pri-
ylte conferences with leaders OF the
party during his stay.
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coMMIssloNER,s NOTICE.

To Robert -. Dancer. administrator OF
the personal estate OF Rose Craker.
deceased, plaintiff. and Glen Craker.
Bessie ". Dancer. Norma II. Craker,
Rose Craker. John Craller, an In
fnnt, Fred A. Prichard, Il. Challon
Martin. Exchange Bank of Manning
ton, n corporation. The First Nation
al Bank OF Warrington, corpora
ton, Ellis j. Hibbs, administrator OF
EuEenus IIibbs, deceased, Elizabeth
"A. G. Hawkins. George W. Hawkins,
James D. Charlton and William b.
Charlton. administrators of Ben1a-
min +. Charlton. deceased. A. Frank
MILAN, Ambrose D. Hess and AM
brose l.. Stnrrn, partners doing bus.
mess rs Hess and sturm. defend
ants.
In the intermediate Court OF Marion
county. West Virsinia.--ln Z, chan
Gerry. ~ tss
You and each OF YOU will take notice
That In pursuance Q ia decree of said
court entered on the 18th day Of ;Au-
gust. 1909. in the chancery cause there
In pending wherein you are tie parties
plaintiff and defendant, have fixed
upon Monday, the +th day of October.
1909, at my Office in the City Of Fair
mont, Marion county. West Virginia,
rs the time and place for beginning
the discharge OF my duties under said
decree OF reference. an abstract of
which is as follows:
at Is therefore adjudged. ordered
and decreed that this cause be and
the same Is hereby referred to A. l..
Lehman. one of the Commissioners In
Chancery OF this Court. who is direct
ed to ascertain and report to hits
Court Mt n future term the following
matters and things, to-wit:
ID All the real estate within the
Jurisdiction of this Court owned by
Rose Craker. deceased. at the tim Of
her death, and now belonging to her
estate. and the location, description
and quantity thereof. and the value
and annual rental value thereof.
t2) All the liens against the real es-
tate of said decedent. or any part
thereof. the character, amounts and
priorities of such liens. and to whom
owing.
t3) All the debts against said dece-
dent and said leccient's estate, the
character and amounts OF such debts.
and to whom owing.
t4) The state of accounts OF the
administrator of tho personal estate of
said decedent with the estate OF dece
dent, making full and final settlement
OF said accounts"
At which time and place you are re.
CURED to be present.
Given nner my hand this Sd day OF
September. 1909.
A. L. LEHMAN. Commissioner.
C. A. SNODGRASS.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
sept.4-11-1s-25.
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Grace Luthean

Rev. L. X. Probst. D. D., PASTOR
Services in Willard Hall OF the W. c.
r. u. building. Sunday School ut
$3.50 o'clock: preaching service n:
10:45 o'clock. with sermon by Rev.
VIM. C. Ney,: OF I. Elkins. w. Va;
evening service at57:3O o'clock with
sermon by An. Richardson. of Graf
ton. A cordial Invitation is nercby
given the members of the church and
the general public to attend any or
all Of these services.
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Education" This sermon will be es-
pecially for Sunday school and, 11n'
ior workers. Christian Eneda"or ut
G: rs y. M, Miss Emma Kerr. leader
evening worship at 1880 o'clock. with
sermon on "Good Master. What Mns;
DO to Inherit Eternal Life? Coca
music Mt both public services.
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First M. P.schurch.

]. p. TurkeIson, Pastor.-Snnda y
School, $3.50 a. m! We hope to see Mt
least two hundred at this service.
why. not? Let every scholar ramen-
Der the subscription to the new a,l%l-
ton. Morning devotion. 40 n. m.
preaching by the pastor; subject,
"Joshua's Choice;" evening service.
sing and praise Mt 1880 p. 5m.; preach
Ing at 7:45i<p. m: subject, "The I'm
conscious Hope of. the Human Soul,
as 1t stands OF the Eve uf Separation.
Dreaming of tle Reality of Heaven"
All are welcDme.st
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M.SE.tchurch. South.

Rev. Critics. Pastor.-SundaF School.
$3.50 a. m; preaching, 1O:45!sn. nj.
Junior League, 200 p. III; Sc tor
League, $3.50 p. m: preaching, 1'3o
p. m; prayer meeting Wednesday.
7:3u p. IN. Choir practice Friday.
T:3n D. m. In the absence OF the pas
tor, Rev. Morgan will Ill the pulpit
both morning and evening.
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Diamond street mi. ~.

u. *. Grimes, Pastor The follow
Ing is the order of tservices of the con:
ference year: Sunday School. 81 n.
m. E.: Al: Wilson, 8 super intendent;
preaching by the pastor at 10:45 a. m.
subject itReal Riches Epworth
Leagues 6 80 III. m. C.. O.3West. pres
;ident, subj ect. Z" F. ith Paralyzed by
Fear:tr public worship, 1880 u. m. sub
ject, The Stewardship of Life" You
are cordially invited to attend these
services. Niat v :;
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HAIR NATURAL AND ABUNDANT
When II Is Free OF Dandrutf, 1t Crows
Luxuriantly.

Luxurfantly.
Hair preparations and dnnLrn[f
cures. as n rule, arc sticky or Irritating
affairs that do no earthly gon,l. Hair.
when not diseased. grcws naturally.
luxurilntly. Dnndruff Is the cause Of
nine.tenths of all hair troablc. and ,Inn-
druff lis caused by a germ. The only
why to cure danlrnff is to kill tho
germ. and. SO far, the. only lluir ;.l,.pa-
ration that will positively destrry The
germ is ,Newbro's Herpln,ls-.lhSG..rte-
ly harmless. free from srclsca, seii-
ment. dye matter or dangerous drugs.
It,a1lnys itching instantly. makes hair
glossy and soft, as silk. destroy. Tie
cause. you remove tile. effect. Sold by
leading druggiBts. s1.l0 bottle Elnr:
anteed. Send loo in stamps for lsnln-
pie to The Hernlcl.le Co. Detroit, Mich.
Cranes Drug Store. Special Agents.
Your furnished rooms are rentalble
~ i, u, ,.s,s =, III a eli IN AL a, ua
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ifPaIatifletR aptist3 Church.

fPaIatineI Baptisti Church
u T. ID. Lawder. Pastor ible Scin1i
at 10: 80 a. m. slpt.! w. AZ IIustsad IN
charge. 10 :45Sa- IN. morning service
subject Premiums Collected or
Faith Prayer and nd s;AlmsT 9 80 ;ps m,
vice. subject, g Liabilities on Policies.
or Every Need Supplied. Preaching
at Everson at p so.s You, ere welcome
at all or these services. y 35 ~ ss
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Christ p. e.

A Fl. Beavin. Rector.-Holy com,
munfon Mt .7:20 a. m. Sunday sc tlooi
at $3.50. Morning prayer and sermon NJ
second celebration in the first sunday
In the month. at 1915. Evensong ana
sermon ut 1880. IS T.
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First ME-. Church.

Main St., Rev. G.. D. Smith, Pastor,
we expect day of unusual interrst
tomorrow. It is rally day In the Sun.
day school and all old scholars are
urged to be In their places and hey
ones are Invited to find Il place with
us tomorrow morning. 1t Is the LAST
sunday OF the conference year. TIE
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered at the morning ser
vice, 1O:45 o'clock and the pastor
would be pleased to see all the imrni-
bers present. Tie Epworth League
will hold It's devotional meeting ut
GAS p. m. led by Prof. III. F. Rogers.
topic. "F'aith Parnlyzed by Fear ESQ
y. m. tine Rev. Larkin Bowers Tiil
preach. Ali are cordially :nyiteds
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) sg4<41 EAAIk
WANTED.

WANTEp-At once, a good girl or wo-
man for general house work. Apply
112 Wheeling street. a
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LOST AND FOUND.

L6sT-In or around Fairmont "a.
pocket book containing notes and pa
pers. No money. Finder will
same to the West Virglnian or: Z.
,DinEess. Huntington. Nv. Va. and re-
ceive suitable reward. 1t
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WANTED-Young lady stenol;rnnher
and experienced bookkceper. Address
p. o. Box 343.
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,EP.Te.mrrple.

Rev. ]. 4 G. Broomfle1d, Pastor.To
tae following services yon are cnft,-i
ally invited. * i 4 X .si
Sunday School at 9: 80 a. IN; preaelt-
ing service at % "A s a. m. subj of
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iWANTED-GtrI for general house
work. and young lady for nurse In
quire 318 CASTOR avenue. ~.
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WANTED-by the HUMANE socIE
TY. homes for an yenr old CIR! o
C year old boy and IN eight months.
old baby.
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Your furnished rooms are rentable
-ifEy6u are m classified 3Bdyertiser.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at once. Mrs
M. l.. Hutchinson, Fairmont avenue.
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FOR sALE-OIl and gas lenses. Also
assignment OF lease atiWest YlrginIan
office. 9s % U
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FOR SALE.

FOR sAEE-AutomobIle touring car
fully equipped. in. good shape; bar
gain. : a. q Lyons, SCI
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q. !s:Es: :sss
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FOR .sALE-one grey mare. i've
years old. weight about / 100 hundred
lbs. ]. r. Wilson, Bentnn's Forty,
w. Va. i or
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FOR sALE-Extra good oak roll tor
desk and library table for ssle. Apply
J., this office. g q u
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FOR RENT-Furnishel ICONS. Ap-
ply col Jackson street. II
FOR RENT-seven roomad house. In.
quire For1nan's studio. BIS Main st. y
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FOR RENT-Furnished house, Gel
trally located for taking roomers. u
quire ut this office. !
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WANTED-Boarders or roomers. APP.
ply corner Fifth street and Cottage
avenue. Fifth ward. =, i (! !.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

Bir molten unjeren &eiern Elm
bradlid perfhern baB 8Didse's
@erman Syrup heut5utaee pol'tto
has einsise 8rdparat i'm Wartte ~
pelbes G1ninbiuht Hnoert uiio
beilt. 80 ertbdtt bic @ieentntttel,
als reiner Sheer, aussua ppn Btlat's
,enbars u, o., rpelfe als Seilnatttel
jar Su5ten unb Gdminbiu9t BON Den
mebesivjs5e @unsrehen 10 bod se'
ldast ;,db. Der Shwinoi4tlge,
einerlei ub bic ssrantbeit i'm pale
uber 2unse, mus bes @adts &ube
babe unb bes Mprsens fret letr ooa
Gnfaue BON trpdeueu uno t%olternoen
Suiten. Die ertrantten Ebetle oer'
ianaen mad 8ube, beilenDer uuo
linbeuber 8ebanotane, unb Der |a'
tient bebarT Der friiGen Suit, outer
0ahrune freien Guspurfs oes Utor'
aens, nit i1neEer uno oauernoer
ainberuns. 8leine SlatHhen 81
As Gents eerpbbnlihe SrbBe nabesn
2 Mol 70 uiel eptbnltenb rs Gents.
S:u allen GpDtheten ~ haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

entoedte er mebrere grobe Seen, ben
S6uni.tio, ionic ben Sabia.E iata,
Ser einen 9beiI SibetS nit SaI3 Der.
iorgf. Se0in geIan9te MN pieOe-
RIM an ben Sub bes NpeutIfen-
Guna.2a, uno founte Die IliSbeb.
ming Oesiclhen bis gegen SO @ra0 s..
g. bcItimmen. Gr iiberidritt nun ben
Gumm iIbrr eincn 5400 Mcter bobcu
&aB mo erforitte an ieincm Siioub'
bang oen Saui 0es Gidarto.S iorg.
20, zines 9tebcniIuiieS DeS 9rabarna-
putra.
Sicr iiberfiel / I'm einc tibetoniide
Streitmod,t. Gr 500 uieocrum iiber
bic GebirgSfettc. uno erforibtc i'm
3orOen 0crirlbcn Den Ierenantstio,
einen ichr Ianggcitrcdten SaI5iee, Joe
mic 0ua SbaL 0cS .Siongpo,
einc5 Ser bp0c,ltcnoiten 3lfliiiie Der
tibctoniid}en Secn. MIN ilberidritt
er 5llm 3cbntcn Wiole Die 8ergfette,
fahrtc am %. >lilli an sen Wnnaiarp'
mar jliriid unO 9iug uon BORT ans auf
bercits befannten 8eaeu nad Silma.
guh oieie lctte 9feiie iiillt cine
gurl5 bcoeutcnoc glide Der &arte bon
&ibet; gum criteu Wale miro burf
iie sic bis babin gart5 IN @eheimnis
gcbiiIItc Tropin5 @ungba befonnt.
Aitf Der geiammteu Expedition bat
Der beriibmte S6pebe nidt meniger
oils $500 ailometer oilrh oas unbe'
tannte Sibet 5uriidgelegt, nod 0o5u
felt ousi6lieBIiG III ihper erreidba.
rem @ebirgslGubern. Ger 6onatis-
mus Der Sibetoner, Der ieoen Sremo'
lina nit Dem Spoe bcorobt, lit bon
oielem fiibuen, rmerid)rOden pororin'
gcnoen 6orider sum eriten Male
lberliitet lpor0en, mo nidt MIR Oas
2ono, ioear Die beilieen Stattcn bat
elm SremoIing betretent Den aller.
binas feline eminentcn &%enntniiie Der
Spradc unb Der @ebrGi,dc III Den
Gtano iesteu, sic Sibetoncr iibcr feline
RationalitGt lanee 3eit int EnnfeI 5u
Iaiien unS ibre @ahiamteit immer
irieoer 5i t6uld)en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

&nipanung 6es eeiommten Organs.
mus erreidt, als beim Sdiuimmen.
Nuberbem fdlIt babel, mas BON iebr
grobem 9ortbeiI lit, Die nit allen oil.
6ercn Glrten Der @ciueGung perbrmoe,
ne Grbisrug iort. Sa5u tommt Der
reinigenbe mn itGrfenoe @infIuB bes
taIten mo tiiblen 8aiiers ouf Die
SaIt uuG Der ltarfe, ouf Die Soutner'
pen geiibte &eiS, welder in @erbtno-
Oung nit Oen beim Sdppimmen no.
t6iqen tiefercn ~sttbem3iigen uub
frdftigen 0tusfelattioncn ben Stoff.
we6iel mGftig anregt. Niles IN al
lem biIbet uIio haS Sd]wimnlen cir
SauptbiIiSmitteI sur &rGitigung mo
grbaItung Der @eiunObcit mo Sur
8erlGitaerttn0 0eS Se6ens,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
Seste hofnune psridwuuoen.

Sebte hoffnune perihwunoen.
al8 beruorraeenoe 2erste iaeten
baB B. Nt. Smitbhart. npn 8etin,
Sa., u~nbeilbare Sdwiubiuht babe,
mar befen leste Suffnuna babin,
aber Or. Sings Rep Discovery fur
Ebminbiudt. Sufen unb @rfaltun'
Gen retteten itm bonn @rnbe. Or
iaet: sSieie Webisin BOT mid ariinbs
lid furirt urb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe Id, he 10 Sabre lang
aebrauht, unb eradte bieielbe ais
cine tuanberbarea Snls. urb 2unaen.
Seilntittel.A Strene tpifenihaft.
lihes Seilmittef fir Sufen, tueben
Snls ober grfdltuneen, unb Fheres
8urbeusunesmittef aeaengneumpnia.
@arantirte Slaihen 81 80 GGnts unb
$1.00 In 8alfer Bros. Gputbete
Brube Slai@e fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

Sdrsdlide Sdmersen 'ee. inSefts
9urd idredti1e Sdmersen ae.
peinist infDlse ber Gefte ~unperbau.
ten Speiien. nabm q. o.. @rapIun,
BON 9ula, WiT., Or. Sings Wetu
2ife 8ius, init benz &eIultate,s ME
er ibreibt, ~baB id fnrirt ruurbe.s
Vile Mneen uno @ebdrmeunDrbnun.
gen fuerben aeboben burt ibrenf lin.
oernben Siublgana beipnbere Giaen.
id,atten. rs Gents tn Balfer Brus.
ApDtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
ROBERT WALKER.
Rthbauualt q. iff'SliHn NstaI,
otraann

vtraonn. pS.
eSA~~ @.
estspst HsNtttisI. 1bHrott,, etruittttlt ~
IstAfn uaA 9trtluie xaA itrtiat eArtitfsGst u
a Rsssrs msIsss.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-01
MORE BEER THAN EVER.
Prohibition Does Not Seem to Prohibit
in Missouri.

st. Louis, July although more than
so Missouri counties are dry and the
Sunday closing laws are enforced Wig
orousIy the month of June, just closed,
shows greater consumption of beer than
any corresponding month since tine ere
alton of the office of beer inspector,
eight years ago.
The report of State Beer Inspector
Ernest Marshall will be received by
State Treasurer Cowgirl today. with
receipts of $43.663. Only $41, 499 was ia
ken in during June. 1904, the World s
fair year. No June till now has equal
ed the receipts of that one.
The wholesalers have done big bus
mess in dry counties, many consumers
buying beer by the barrel and whisky
eld wine by the case, where formerly
they bought the drinks as they wanted
them. No check is kept on the whisky
and wine sold in Missouri the inspec-
ton being confined to beer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-01
DEFIES THE MAYOR.
Police Commissioner Bingham Ignores
McCleIlan's Orders.

New York, July with Mayor Nc
Clellan and Police Commissioner Bing-
ham at odds and uncertainty shroud-
ing the situation, it has been many
years since conditions in New York po-
lice circles have been as chaotic as they
were when the city awoke to the bust
ness of today. Mayor McClellan's
drastic order of last night, demanding
Of Police Commissioner Bingham the
removal of certain of the latter's trust
ed heutenants created a crisis which
the twelve hour limit fixed by the
mayor for compliance with his order
was believed would dissolve. The ex-
piration of the time limit, however,
found Deputy Commissioner Hansen
and Secretary Slattery the officials
marked by the mayor for removal, still
in office and no indication as to what
the commissioners intentions were
concerning the other peremptory or
ders issued by the mayor.
It was generally expected that the
commissioners removal would follow
his noncompliance with the executive
demands. The mayor has full power to
make such removal at any time The
mayor today directed Inspector McCaf
ferty to use force, If necessary, to pre-
vent either Commissioner Bingham or
Deputy Commissioner Hansen from re-
moving any papers from their offices,
although they were to be permitted I'M
disturbed occupancy of their quarters
The mayors directions further were
that First Deputy Commissioner Baker
was to be considered in charge of the
department and that the inspector was
to take orders only from that official