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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
WILL CO BACK To
FIG LEAVES WHEN
COAL EXHAUSTED

That the human race will some day
return to its original blissful state in
the garden of Eden unless the fuel
proposition of the world is solved is
statement recently made by Pro-
fessor Lord of the Ohio State univer-
Sity.
Professor Lord stated that if coal
failed and no other fuel was presented
communities Will dissemble, the pop
ulation spread out and people return
to their primitive state. He declared
that people were given entirely too
much to gamblers ideas, that when
coal gives out something will surely
turn up to save the people Mature
does not build that way" stated the
astronomer.
Professor Lord declared that a great
many people looked to the proposition
of a concentration of the suns rays for
help, and that something was to be ac-
cOmplished by alcohol. He pointed
out that in the West and South plants
to concentrate the suns rays are now
in existence, but that they are woe
fully weak as they have considerable
tC suTmOunt.
Professor Lord declared that the
sun was a shining surface with an
atmosphere that absorbs light, and
that it is not entirely transparent. He
stated that the bright spots on the
suns surface were the mountains of
the sun which he likened to huge
chimneys belching forth fire. The
dark spots he declared had been prov
en- to be color spots on the surface
that had sDouted fire and had sue
cumbed. He likened the suns area
in appearance to a wheat field that
had been blown down by cyclone.
One of the dark spots on the sun,
he said, was sufficiently large to con-
tain the earth several times. He stated
that several of these mountains or
projections had been known to throw
streams of fire from 300 to 1000 miles
high, and he himself had observed
one raise to about $1,000 and then
disappear, to be replaced few hours
later by another 10000 miles high.
Ten miles a second, he declared was
a very modest rate for the disappear
ance of these prOminenceS. THAT
may seem going some" stated Pro-
fessor Lord but you must remem-
Der that when you travel with astTOn-
Omers you are in fast company"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
LOUISVILLE GIVES
HEARTY SUPPORT To
COUNTY CENTENNIAL

Louisville has pledged it's hearty
support to making the Stark county
Centennial and Industrial Exposition
a success. The matter was brought
upon and thoroughly discussed at a
meeting of the leading business men
of that city, last night. c. A. Dough
erty, John e. Monnot and James A.
Rice of the Canton Board of Trade
were present at the meeting, and they
returned having secured assurance of
the enthusiastic cooperation of the
Louisville business men.
Negotiations are under way TO ar
range for a conference between the
centennial committee of the local
Board of Trade and the Boards of
Trade of Massillon and Alliance. 1t
is probable that these conferences will
be held within a week or so.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

posted in the banks of rural dis
tricts than heretofore. Instead of
the receiving only 1.50 per cent in
terest on daily balances of deposits
subject to drafts the state received
bids for such deposits as high as
2.55 per cent; and bids for time de-
posits, on which the state received
only ESQ per cent heretofore, range
all the way from $40 per cent to
4.1O per cent, the average being S.25
per cent.
Thus is the cause of the democrat
ic state campaign last fall vindicat-
ed in another very important par
ticular 1t goes to show, further,
that it is unfortunate the people
could not see as clearly during the
campaign as they can now the need
of electing the entire democratic
ticket so as to have wrought a thor
ough house cleaning in every state
office. But the opportunity to do so
will be given them again next year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
SINGLE OR SEPARATE BOARDS

Senator Alsdorfs bill proposing a
single board of control for all of the
states charitable and benevolent in
stitutions is by no means new. It
may differ in detail from bills for
the same purpose introduced at form
er sessions but the fundamental
principle is the same.
Heretofore bills of this character
have got no further than to be wei
grave" by the committees to which
the same were referred. Opposition
thereto was traced invariably to mem
beTs of boards and officials of vari-
Gus institutions who resented the
idea of being shorn of titles, honors
and emoluments.
But the trend of modern thought
is toward centralized control of
state institutions. 1t is urged on
grounds of economy in management,
and has proved entirely satisfactory
wherever tried.
While it is hardly probable that
Senator Alsdorfs bill will pass at
II
more widespread interest than ever
before in this state, especially if the
legislature creates a special commit
tee to make inquiry and report on
the subject, as proposed in a resolu-
tion of Rep. Bense, of Ottawa coun-
ty.
MIR. Bense's resolution declares
that "the present government and
control Of the charitable and beneYo-
lent refOrmatory and penal and 9th
er state institutions by a separate
board for each institution has been
criticised and regarded by many as
cumbersome, unsatisfactory, eXpen-
siye and not productive of the best
results"
Other states have adopted the sin
gle board plan, and present indica-
tiOns are that this will be one of the
most important questions to come
up at the regular session next year.
In the discussion of this question
it should be stripped of all individu-
al interest or personal prejudice and
only the general welfare OF the
state considered.
Proper inquiry cannot fail to prove
beneficial. 1t will develop the ad-
vantages of the single board plan
and give advocates of the present
system a fair opportunity to press the
merits of segregate control, so that
the people can judge impartially on
which side superiority rests. At the
same time defects of the present sys-
TEN will be disclosed which can be
remedied by Legislation next session
if at that time the legislature should
deem it inexpedient to place all state
institutions under the management
or control of one board.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
DEMOCRATIC CAUSE INDICATED

Bids for deposits of state funds as
received from bankers by State
Treasurer Creamer, verified all that
was claimed by the state democratic
platform, by democratic speakers
and by the democratic press of Ohio
in the campaign last fall, with refer
ence to the need of a thorough reno
walton of the state house. 1t went
farther back than that, and justified
the investigation of the treasury and
state auditors Office by a senate
colmmittee last winter which a re-
publican administration did all in it's
power to thwart and to discredit.
The democratic state platform
made the corrupt and scandalous con-
grown up during long period of
republican misrule the paramount
issue of the state campaign. 1t was
charged that the state had lost more
than 100000 a year by the methods
pursued in loaning the states funds
under the depository law. The only
answer to that charge made by the
republican machine and its candi-
dates during the campaign was the
hippant jest that the state did not
actually lose ii because it never got
1t, and that it was like losing some
thing you never had"
Even after his defeat for the Of
fee Of state treasurer, Mr.. Green, the
republican candidate, in his final re
port declared that competitive bids
would not get better returns and
would result in state funds being
concentrated in the large cities.
The bids received by Treasurer
Creamer win add $4,000 per year to
the states interest receipts from de
Sosits, and more funds will be dc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
Free to Men
A Full $1,00 Box

Every man suffering with Bladder,
Prostate, Urinary trouble, or any dis
ease, weakness, or disability, is in
vited to send his name and address
or call and receive FREE our One
Dollar box of Direct Treatment. No
stomach drugging, the medicines are
applied direct to the weak and af-
fected parts, which will have imme-
diate effect. Write or call today and
receive the treatment absolutely
FREE. Call or address, Doctor, 356.
The (old) Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

Ohio stands pat on her county To-
cal option, for the present at least.
This will give people of both this
state and our own a further chance
to decide which is the better plan,
theirs or ours, to curb the ravages
of the liquor traffic. The fact that
under our law every saloonist is kept
on his good behavior and that annual
ly remonstrances against these men
may be filed and heard judicially
gives the community more real regu-
lative power over the drink evil than
any absolute prohibition to which
majority of every community are
resolutely pposed.-Pittsburg Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
surprlse at New Berlin.

When Mr.. and Mrs. Levi A. Ston-
er returned from church on Sunday
they found the house occupied by
their relatives and friends in honor
Of their thirtieth wedding anniver-
sary which was on the day preced-
ing. The festivities were planned
by their daughter and carried out to
satisfaction. Those present were:
Grandma Stoner, of New Berlin;
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron ]. Stoner, Rob
ert Stoner, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E.
Bowers, of near McDonaldsville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Krumroy, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Harris, Russell and
Ida Harris, of KrumToy, o.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam KrumTOy, of Iowa; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Krumroy and son,
Jacob; Mr.. and Mrs. William Krum-
roy and Ira, Marie, Otis and Carrie
Krumroy, of Inland, o.; Mrs. Ellet
Snyder and children, Sylvia, Emma,
Milo, of Barberton, o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Heisa, of Lake, o.; Joel
Staver, Of East Liberty; c. G. Fos-
ter, Miss Emma Foster, Mrs Wilson
Wise and daughters, Margaret and
Mona; Mrs. August Boron, Sylvia
Boron, Daniel Krumroy, Polly Druck.
enbrod, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi A. Stoner
and children, Mary, John and Chest,
er, of New Berlin. The event was
also a reunion in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Krumroy, of Mechanics.
vile, Iowa. A bountiful dinner and
feast of good will was enjoyed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

were the guests of Mrs. Ben Speicher
and family on Sunday.
Edwin Steffy and family were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Brumbaugh
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ladd were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Deim-
e7 On Sun dnv.
Mr.. and MrS w. e. Bowers and
family were the guests 'of Fred STRAIT
ton at Suffield on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Steffy were the
guests of Israel Steffy and family on
Sunday.
B. F. w. Price of Randolph was
caller at Henry Brumbaugh's on Sum
day.
Dennis Bowers was the guest of
Melvin and Leon Steffy, Sunday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
NOTICE.

The Stark County Board of School Ex-
aminers will hold meetings for exami-
nation of Applicants for teachers
certificates on the first Saturday of each
month. High school lists will be given at
each examination. Applicants for special
certificates should notify the clerk at
least ten days before he examination.
Examinations of pupils under section
4029, r. s., will be held on the third
Saturday OF April and the second satur-
day OF May.
than 8:15 In the morning. They should
provide themselves with penhOlders and
pens. The Board win furnish ink and
paper.
An examinations will be held In the
Canton high school building.
It. j. TEEPLE, Pres, Massillon.
CARL II. MEYER, Canton.
JNo Il. FOcHT, Clerk. b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

The proposition to examine state
offices by a bipartisan committee
was urged upon the legislature a
year ago by Gov. Harris to side
track an investigation by a commit
tee of the state senate. The legis-
lature repudiated it, because it was
recognized as a whitewashing scheme
and the people of Ohio settled with
Gov. Harris at the polls last Novem-
her.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

Those bids for deposits of state
funds give further proof that the
democratic cause last fall was right
and should have resulted in the cleo
ton of the whole democratic state
ticket,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
suFFiELp.

sufheld, Feb. 22---Clarkson Friteh OF
Cleveland spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy'S Cream Balm
ls quickly absorbed.

Gives Relief at Once.
II cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
CatarTh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
SOUTH RANDOLPH.

South Randolph, Feb. 22-Henry
Kinsley and family OF Middlebranch
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25
EIy's Cream Balm has been tried and

not found wanting IN thousands OF
a place in the family medicine closet
among the reliable houshold remedies,
where il is kept at hand for use in
treating cold In the head jist as soon
as some member Of the household be-
gins the preliminary sneezing or snuff
fling II gives immediate relief and a
day or two's treatment will nut a ston
TO a cold which might, n not checked
become chronic and run into a bad
case OF eatarrh.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-25

Taste and Smell. Full size 80 cts, at Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, as cents.
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street. New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Der aaatarass O.s aSntss.

Dom Safanenpdrtsr Bis gum @es
betmen &rieesratb - biefe 8abn bat
Der iosenannte &aminratb Gdbarbt
inter benz &Snis griebri4 Dilbeim /.
bon preuBen bur9laufen. Gdbarbt
mar gu 8ernburs i'm Giritsntbum On.
bait gsboren uuo bssann feline 2auf'
babn als Safdnsnpdrter in 8raurls
i9Deig, bann pirtte er als &apaus
ne~nitopfer IN 8upreutb unb barauf ala
8lnlfGrber unO Martti9reier In &Ss
then. Bon ba tam er na9 Berlin, Inn
&dmine rdu9los 3u MAIDEN. Sn bies
ier Junction ipdrb er erft benz &Dnise
bon Srdf Sru9feB seIobt unb banr
ibm felbft in SoFsnblat betannt. Gr
erbielt bamals ben SiteI &aminrath
Gdburbt lsste nun uells Sefen in ben
8rduereien Der 9omGrten an unb Be-
Dirfte cine bebeutenbe SolserlparniB.
Der &Dnts i9idte i'm bdrauf burt's
Gdnb cuffs ~foseuannte plusmaGer.
Gdbarbt beforste cine unterIu6ung
Der itGbtif9en &afen, tpeI9e benz &1s
nise eth Nambaftes einbra9te. Seine
Snftruetton ldutste: ,Gebet serabeau
unb tbut, mas redt 1T, unb nebmt eu5
ni@t gu biel plus.@ 1877 tpurbe Cd
barbt gedbelt, er erbhlt aud ben Or,
ben de la generosite. peIdsn Der
RSnis fonft setpobnli9 pertaufte, tpos
Bel er bann in ieinsm &alenber ans
unertte: rSsute tpsb.r einsn Saien
~sefanstn.' S9lieblt9 purbe Cd
barbt gum Gebeimen Rrsgsrath srs
nunnt, ia Der 8Dnis i9entts Tim ein
Rsuerbautes Saus in Berlin, has beus
tise SeebanblunsssebGub. ltsber benz
Portal beFelben befanb fi9 bas Dap.
pen, bas tim Der aSnis ielbit ssFiftet
bate, In Stsin a~ussebduen: Elm brens
member, flbernsr aamin, cine fortuna
NIT fliesenbem Sessl unb beraleiden.
Grtebri9 ii. aber nabm, fobalb er aur
Regieruns getomm.n mar, Germ bon
Gdbarbt, Der am 2. @usuit TAO su
@umbinnen berbdftet tpdrb, feintgIems
ter unb fein palais, peripies Jpn auf
20 Meilen bon Berlin, unb barauf
stng Der @~mportDmmlins aus benz
2nnbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09

mo fi6 ben sctpeeunsen beg aarpers onpabt,
otne 81 reiben ooer Sdrler3en Su berurfndben
lillo -oftet iueniaer als oiele eep6buli9c 8rIb,
bdroer. Seine Sprulgteoern ODER barrie. tlum.
plGe SOFTER uHo oun bdIr tie oeH 8ruu liua
iiTo felt obne Sfr1erdert ober Observation-Disclosures
gu nernrlahet. so babe ben pretS 10 ntenria
lefebt, o1b Seoerrarn, rein ober arm, iie ialis
i'm fam, uno i'd anrantire fie abioIlit
Sn made iie nuf Cure @etelnna - ffidt
Tic Gnhl-Shr trnat ite. uno iptnit fte Fud,
Mot apiriresniteli, idtdt tie Snrif, nub Id
icltGC Gih guer @eib piebtr Surii6.
9ies III bic uufrtdtiaitc Oierte, BITE ie bon
mem Erud'S oelialtiiert denddlt tpliroe, 9te
@anien uSer traeHoneIhe dnpefebene @ir9er
bier in NluribaIl luerbeu Gudh iaaen. bab Id dui
aictc. .sSeiie. nteine @ei1efie beiretbe-iumer
abfoIut reeu. .9 l
gjsnn SbT, nnss moaIi6e. .perfu6t babt. fuHtml
III mir. gu gnoere fehlfhl19en, er8ieIe Id
neineH nrSbicr GrioIe. gdreibt beute unS it
ihids @uG rteiu Bud iiber grlt6 uuo oefien
Seiiung. ipeldeS mejne Yorrihtufie 5eigt uts
ben Preis uIo Mnrltn bon 9citcH, Die fte ber
iiihtcn utto gebetlt iplroel, nn1ibt. sic petribr.
fpfort atnocrlna. ipenIi ales dnoere fehlfhldGt
@eG6tet. Id babe ietne GdlbeH. fein @ef6irr
feline Qiiqen, gsir Elm reeIes @ei6aft 81 nip!
gem gretle.
G. g. e'ruuts, 1921 gruOIs SlSa, mnribaa. @i0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Ct. eOniier @arftpreile.

Die 8ei5enpreiie itiegen 9iens-
tag ln6 fieIen pieoer nit ben Gbi-
cagoer Guotationen. or i6maRfte
Stpiifen $1.36 nnS S1.40. Corn
belt lid 5piiden 65 unb 66B Gent.
Safer bringt bon SO bis 539sc.tar
Der 8reis fiir IebenOe Sdueine
betrGgt 1920 per bunoert 8fun6.
@erduderte Spedieiten, perpadt
foitelt. mad Gualitdt ulo Sdnitt,
10%-11Ac Sas BhIn6.
Hinopiebmarft Iebbaft uu6 Toe
bis 25c b0ber. 3ufubr $500 Stiif
@erfduie warcn: @uuen $500
$3.50, aiibe $3-$5.75, Seifers$4..
t5--$6.25, StoderS uno Seeoeri
$2.50-5.10, Stiere $4. 50-6.20 &i
Der $2.50-7.75.
S6afmorft langiam ober Itetig.
S3ufubren 1000 Stiif. @erfotfe ma
rem: 2dmmer ilnb S6brlinge 81
SO. 00-6.5 so, S6afe $5.-5.75, 8odt
49, 3d. 70, Stoders $500.
Mildfiibe nit &dIber 5000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09

Ole Ssrrtn faben nadSentli4 duI
bds SH6tu9 unb piesteH IN tiefem
Sinnerl bic SGupter, bi. Danen tpetts
sifertsn, INN In bic @iIeen bds betannte
.aufleuftsn" gu betpmmen. OieSduss
frau fab triumpbirenb i'm 4rtiit ber'
I'm urb eine beiabrts Matrore lieb iiS
Don ibrem Ra6burn pen SdB hur9
bas SDrrobr fdgen.
Damn i9iittelte aud iie begeiftert ben
&opf unD Dffnete ben sa9HIoien Wtunb.
.49 fpie i60n! 0as 1T ia entSi'
denb! Die Semutb bes gDetbes -.
ia, ia 80. 1T bus S9idial Oss Stolaes
~. DIP -. DIP 80. WunSsrbOl! Sdna
punberpou!"
Pet.r paul aB inSpifden Stpei pa
fteten unb bdnn nod cine
oils er nit Der britten fertig mar,
r~eriant sr tpisber in Ra9bsnten.
SD boffte. baB er beim nG9itsR
9anse pieoer etfpas iasen tuerbe, bd
i9 mir Bel Der allgsmeinen aufresung
otter f%erriren ldiTen tpnnte.
Meine Grtpartung purbe niGt gee
tGui4t.
Qlls er fab. baB bic @eielf9aft f9
binrei4enb gslamelt bate, I'm einen
rsren Stob gu erleiben, itri4 er feline
Saare in bic Stirns unb inbem er bic
9ausfrau burdbo6renb anblidte, Iaste
er lansium, iebes @ort betonsnb: Die
R~enaihance 1T bic patina Der Qntite."
Diesmdl tpareu Die 6olgen beIorgs
niBerrsssnb.
9erren unb Sdmen brebten ii9 duf
ibren Siben berum ur,b iaben ii9 mis-
nutenlang in bic itdrr seDffneten 4us
gen. Damn brah es los.
Pulp bas lit -. bas 1T einfu9 fas
belbaft! Dds 1T ia -. adj Soft -.
bas 1T eben Peter 9aul!1
Ser @efeierte nabm ii9 brei Silets
ftiide beraus; i9 beobadtets Jpn senai
unb nabm mir Dor, i'm um zines au
f9Iasen. sd that biss aud unb mar
Upon hrt9e terttg, als Die WtdtroHe no9
inantr itb bur9 bas S0rrObr ben 4uss
fpru4 trompeten lieb.
sic tonnte niGt barnit aure9t tome
men unb faste enbli9 perbrieblt9:
sNber bag beritebe i'd ia ni9t." Gum
Slide fir fie erhob iia in bisfem Mus
genblide peter paul unb erDffnete ben
i4msrSli9 iiberraI9ten Gditen, bab e.
nod eine WoblthGtisteits : @orftsluns
beiu4tn miiHe.
als bic gauge S9aar ietner @ersbs
rer ii9 um ibn gum 4bi9isbe brdnste,
lieb er ii4 ertpeiden unb iaste nod:
.gtne Acknowledgements 9prfteaung
TIT gut. penn bic MobltbGtisteit teine
@orfellung unb bic @Oriteluus eiue
MObltbdtisteit iF.1
Nun tonnte ct se6en.
60 lernte i'd ben beriibHten S9rifts
Teller peter paul tennen!.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
e~ufalna6leH in @ihunri.

Sn ct. 2ouis iiegte am 9ietstag
oas gauge repubIifanii6e Sidet nit
ourfi9nittli1 10000 Stimmer
@ebrbeiten. Cine In5abl Berionen.
Delde unseiesIi6 itimmten o0er
itimmen poIlten, ipuroen perbaftet,
aber ba Die 9emofraten Die @abl.
maidinerie nidt mebr controuiren,
10 fonrten iie nift mebr in Der friib'
eren @eiie bas &eiultat 5u ibren
@uniten ofirer".
Sn Sefferion Gitp ertpabIten Die
Semofraten ibr san5es Sifet init
gRing" Seinrids oils Rapor, MIR
Der $oli5eiriddt6er unD Der Stuot.
maribaa iiuo Requblifaner.
Sn MoberIp ,ino ct. Sosepb CT.
pdbIten Die 9emofraten ole meiIter
8eamten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09

8ap. Srau sIer. Scbneiber
bon ct. 2ouis lit bier beim S6mie.
gerpater Gasqer Scbneioer au Be
iud.
Ben Sod lit bon ser Sanoels.
iduIe in ct. Souis 5uriid. IS ioaen
oa DIE Waiern ttno on6ere &ranf.
beiten berriden.
SRI. glmanoa 2emmeI nno
aoa Scbuet5 bon @orriion maren
Sonntag bier.
Suit. 5cbneioer persr0Bert
iein 8obnbalts.
Gin &in6 Der @belelte SoeImer
ftarb am lesten Montag. Den gl.
terri infer 8eileio.
Die $ano bes Senrp 8ruegge-
mann bon mel6er er on Der &reis.
idge elm ginger perlor, lit irnmer in
nod i6limmen 3uitano.
-$enrp 9ruens bon Sirst Greet
mar Sonntag bier.
H.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
An Ordinance Fixing The Salary Of
CITY Treasurer.

Be It ordained by toe Board Of Aldermer
OF the City Of Hermann as follows:
That section 4 of chapter 10 of the re
yised ordinances of the City OF Hermann,
Gasconade County, Missouri, adopted
August IA, 1905, be and the same is here
by repealed and a new section enacted in
lieu thereof to be known as section 4, as
follows.
Section 4. The City Treasurer shall re-
eeive as full compensation for his services
the sum OF one hundred dollars per annum,
the same to be paid him annually in the
month Of March Of each wear after he has
made his annual and final settlements 81
his accounts with the Board of Aldermen
The above ordinance wa passed nv ths
Board Of Aldermen and approved by the
Mayor On the 9TH day of April, 1909.
Attest HENRY Book,
City Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Official Notice.

The following offices and positions in
the government of the City of Hermann
" II be filled by appointment on the 26th
day of April, 1909: Treasurer. tat III .
terms Of a new o%rdinancel Clerk, TeamSter,
Street Oyerseer and Sexton. Applications
for any of these positions must be made to
the Mayor or in writing on or before the
above mentioned day.
HENRY Book.
City Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-04-09
Barn az 8sriauien.

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guien Serbeiierun9en. " WieiIe IioIid, Dor
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9eras stnats qonD.

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p~ertauien .1.50 bis So 90 per ader. nlir
elm oier3isIteI baar, Reft in 40 Sabren SabI.
bar 3 pro cent Gins. nur $500 fir 100
ader 3u $500 per gder. Bette 6elegen.
belt. Suites SarmIano. SdIidi so cents
fur 1909 giad)meiS BUD. neuem Staatsse.
ies uno Seidreibun9 oeS 2anoes.
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