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WIS. ATHERrON.S COMMENT
an VaFIou. Phases - the EVrvtaatsnB
WOman enentlsn.

very wealthy women can fll thier
lives easily enough IL only with costly
invalidisul. and the working classes have
little time for boredom or yearning for 9
change in anything bat income says
Gertrude Atherton ~ riting Of The Woman
Question IN HaTpsT's Ra-0T.
lit 10 the COUNTLESS millions in between
who are rich hut not rich enough to CON-
mand constant change. who ara not rich
at all hut too well On to be Obliged 90 do
their own work. have but a small oircle
Of acquaintance. nothing THAI can be called
society in its brilliant sense. no speSislity
no love of any art or science: the clanu
that lives in fats In the city. or n buried
ipygBe smaller town. these are tho millions
that either do their duty compbainingly
whils hating life Increasingly or Nhc
take - drlss. drink or other fOrms d
killing Tina
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in Cambridge. where Of course they knew
all about IL. and told him that he had OBJ
tainec book OF great value. and he had
then taken 10 20 London b0oksellere
IL was there that our agent saw Il. when
obtained at Rye the book was hound IN
with Others. but 10 had been taken Qua sxsh
bound by ITSELF IN London. Our agent
came over hero and brought 10 VITA him
newer lee u get away from him. N
This book was bought for more than.
600 by the late y. Dwight Church
Of Brooklyn and In I'm his library. Iwouid
pay $4,000 for ~ OF for another COPY
10 ! knew where there was oae. think
IL n worth IT,
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he yelled. an, shsI corpsus for dolIat
BE had rollsd the sselston up In .
sheet and sold v 70 another doct OF
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MANY WHO HUNT RARE BOOKS
ROBERT HOE DODD TALKS OF
THE WAYS OF COLLECTORS.

American Firss Eassssns Are IN Cen
stsntly Grcates Demand-An Early
nat 90 Americana % whieh tn Only
knaWn Cspy Turned Up IN England
Sold Ger ea0.000. worth e1B. 1000.
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oesIAN. Baadelalts. veTialae, Jeabert. b.
PRATT. isi eih az.
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E. m. DUNBAR, So State Street, Room 400, Boston

CATALOGUE OF choice. standard and dnnlrabla
books. sent tree Applicarion. LEXINGTON
BOOK SHOP. 10 East soth 81. ". Y. civ. hoots
Bought
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YHB MARK rYEII THEY KNEW
STORIES r0LD ~ MN M Old
FRIENDS ~ MGSSOC NJ.

I've ssles 60 tsh Nai1re- Tue MurS,er
WIN . PeaeliD % Whsle pamai,
ITS FIRST beuaaerwas aaarIea- A.
O neg nnnn1bAi's 0ll Candy stare.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-28
Greencanp
Marion r.. f. ID.

Clifford Ward (Martin) .....' 2'llo
villa Taylor, (Noah) ........ i'SoV
Katherine Anderson (ErnesD l,2Iu|
Levann Bricker (Walter) ..... l'SO3
Martin Bricker (Frank) ...... l,lDo
Helen Hedges (Ray) .....''.. l'Sso
Harold Augustine (RaO ..'.' l'SoV
Jennie McNeal (CarD ........ ] Iol
Mildred Slack (Jerry) .....'' lEIu
Charles Porter (Malcolm) -. l'2so
Dorothy Court, (William) 49, l'soo
Lawrence Detwiller (John).... l'SS2
WIlford Jerew (Chard) ...,.. Lew
Marjorie Porter (Arthur) ..... l'doo
opal Somerlott (Clarence) -. Lava
Melvin Conwell (Fay) ....... l'Sso
Gladys DeLong (James) ..... l'8VV
William Boxwell (Robert 80. l'Slo
Edward Campbell (William) l,2lo
Gladys Johnson (Hiram) -. l'ssa
Charlotta Littrell (James) -. l'fIu
Fred Fletcher (Dave) .....''' Lioo
Gladys Williams CWilliam) 49,. L2Sz
Dallas Gilbert (Milford) ...... l'4io
Helen somerlott (CeciD ...... Lac
Mary RitzIer tCharles) ...... 1900
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JOHN D. IS
IMP PAT|ENT
Congress Fooling Around
Too Much Over His
Foundation.
BY United Press wire.

Washington, April 2S--John D..
Rockefeller is tired OF waiting for
congress TO accept his half billion
dollars as gift to the human race"
and II is expected today that he Will
take steps Immediately to incorpOr-
ate his Foundation" under the laws
of some state.
Starr j. Murphy, the oil kings at
torney, let II be known that Rocke-
feller was displeased at THE delay and
lack Of enthusiasm with which his
proposition was received. Repre-
sentatives of the proposed "founda-
ton" have become convinced that II
Will be impossible TO overcome the
objections of Senator'S Hepburn and
La Toilette. Though there appears
to be a majority in favor of the pro-
position in the senate II Is pointed
out that these two vigorous objectors
could cause so much delay that IL
could not pass at this sos"'N~ Be-
sides. It is said they might injure the
feeling Of the head OF the oil trust
In their discussion of the matter In
the open senate. Hepburn fears that
the bill would relieve the entire
Rockefeller estate from taxation La
Toilette and others think that the
terms of the measure are too vague
and indefinite. being directed gener-
ally for the "beneft OF humanity"
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Democratic County Conven-
tion Official Call.

The Democrats Of Marion County,
pursuant to resolution passed by
majority vote OF the County Cen
trail committee. will meet in dele
gate convention in the Court Room
at Marion Ohio. on Saturday the 2Sth
day OF May 1910. at one o'clock p.
m. for the purpose OF selecting the
following delegates:
Q Delegates to the State Conven-
ion TO be held az Dayton, on June
21st. and 22nd. 1910.
AZ Delegates to the 3rd. Judicial Cir
cult Convention TO be held at Lima,
On July Goth. 1910 One delegate to be
from each Precinct and six at large
AZ Delegates to the common Pleas
judicial Convention of the End. Sub
division. Tenth District to be held al
Marion, on June 10th 1910 One dele
gate to be from each Precinct and
six at large.
"a Delegates to the 13th. District
Senatorial Convention TO be held al
Kenton on June 14th. 1910 One dele
gate TO he from each Precinct and sls
at large.
And to transact such other bushes,
as may come before the Convention
under the Primary law.
The basis Of representation has beer
fxed at one delegate for each twenty
five or larger fraction thereof. cast
for Judson Harmon for Governor In
1903. Under the above appointment
the Precincts are entitled TO the fol.
lowing number of delegates.
naA IAal. N..s.
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METSKER.

Ralph f. Emmons (J. Ed -. 1854
Harker Thomas tE. E.) ..... 1880
Ralph Mishlor III. Nd .....!.. 1900
virden &C. H. ...... 1880
Esta Pfeiffer (Joe) ........i 1881 f
Josephine Forry (Harry) ~. LEGO
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The Daily Mrrors year carrier Mar
weekly Mirror $ peryea mail
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-28

each Precinct shall be elected by di-
rect vote under the Primary election
laws of Ohio, at the Primary to be
held on Tuesday May 18th. 1910. the
Democratic voters In each Precinct
shall govern themselves accordingly.
The following have been selected
for temporary Officers OF the Conven.
tion.
Temporary Chairman
HON. VIM. T. SMITH
Temporary Secretary
HON. FRED Il. CUTLERY
! Sergeant at Arms
THOS. A. GRUBER Caledonia O.
BY order of the Democratic County
Central Committee
Jno. w. Himmeger, Secretary.
Martin J. Burke. Chairman.
| Remember Clover Lear Flour.
eodti
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IIARUE.

j. Lee Terry (Fioyd) ........ 4,os2
Margaret w. Humes (BurD :. 1 600
M. Jerome (John J) ........ 1890
Geo. r. Clark &C.. CO ..... 1900
Kenneth Collins IL. NJ ...... 1873
Dorothy F, Clark DAVID ...... 1.190
Ray o. Bowersox GAS. H. ).... 1884
Gerald Il. Bell (Chas.) ........ 1,470
Ruak A. Mulvain (v. o. -. 1853
Bernard Price (E Ed ...... 1901
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Glover Glaze (Thomas) ... 1,1s9
Victor Michel, CGeorge) ........ 1900
Ellen Wilson tEdward .... 1888
Bennett Corbin (Willlam) 80. 1880
Esther y. Emery &C.. W .... ASIA
Prospect
Carl. G.. Setter Is. d. .... 2.S53
Goldie Stiffler (EarD ........ S47
Charles Parshall (Charles) :. 1.9gS
Ruth Harmon a.. H. ..... 1,512
Erma Lowry (Ray) ......... 1870
Sylvaster Dalk (M) .......... 1,180
Doris Penny (John) ..... 1926
George Johnson CA. E.) ..... 1000
Jay Merchant (John RI -. 1,1S5
Virginia Clere Grew. A. j. 80. 1924
Elizabeth Wottriny CDR. II. Ed 1,260
Kathleen Mcdonald (Guy) -. 2,2f0
James f. Latier Cd. P) ..... 1873
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Kirkpatrick

Lawrence Miller (John) '.. l'bbl
Martha Baker &c. I) ...... LAO
Rose Rowe (oran) ......... l,672
Lucille Neal 20. Ed ............" l72O
Alice Beers (Wilbur) ....... 1877
Catherine Tobias Cd. Al -. 1,21O
Gladys NJ Kennedy (Bddie).. 1850
Iona Beers (HerberD ........ lA44
Lottie Dawson (wm.) ...... 1850
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Rules and Regulations.

No person purpose clipping
subscriptions
than tioo! In.
To saSSpon @ @ ooo OF ss i wssh & pays for the Mirror for three
mbscripuon old
who Is now now, taxing eng ens paper pa T,,, , - ,,, 49, -
. OTHER MEMBER FAMILY
LIFE OF THE CONTEST WILL BE CONSIDERED otD SUBSCRIBE
PERSONS STOPPING THE PAPER REsuBsoRIBING
to get addresses subscriber
North West mark Don't simply
and togeth will not
address but the top providing
ALI CONTEST PUBLIC niMEDI
AFTER THE CONTEST CLOSES EVERYONE GETS
No person this
gentleman conducting the
reject undesirable Objectionable
In case of tie all prizes
candidates double up No votes transferable II
communications to Contest Editor the
open night Call in and talk it
No subscriptions accepted for less
DAILY BY CARRIER
%S %Ss &c. siss new n%' $1,000 aSSo' old ola $500 500
yr 5000; new $1,000; 1920
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DAILY MAIL
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yrs :i2 new 32OOi old 2ssOO
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Is mi
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ffA Total Delegates 1ss
The delegates TO said Convention
ead tns Central Committeeman from
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Martel

Harold Leisure (John) ...... 1,4O3
Margerie rutherford (WilD... 1861
Elizabeth Crlssinger (Thad) :. 1904
Bertha Laipply (John) ...... 1,6l5
Olive Keyer CJacop) ,..... 1850
Luceal Crock Charley ..... 1,c57
Donald Mathews (Dr) ...... 1,2S0
May stinhelfer (DanieD ...... LAO
Floyd Jackson (Alva) ....... l,G3S
Wesley Sharrock. (John) 80. 1,300
Iven Warrick (Jack) ........ 1,220
Gwendolyn Auld (Allie) ...... 1910
Ralph Rorach (Elmor) ...... L270
Paul Rorach Charley ...... t,2l0
Homer Kile (BradfordD ..../ 1,342
Charley Trofp tJohn) ........ 1,203
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Wanda Geddis OH. NJ ...... 1,4s
Mary Neal, ON. VI .......... 1,1S
Elizabeth Harrison (John d. 1,27
Kennetha Foose (CarrolD -. 1871
Russell Price (RoberD ..... 1,32
Robert Hart CIV. b. ........ 1888
Edward Thompson (G. F) -. 1T
Lowell Baldinger (Henry) -. 1.s7
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District No. l
City of Marion

The fathers name follows the
baby and Is in brackets }. Votes
are counted each evening at s o'clock
for the following days paper.
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Standing Of the Babies In
The Great Mirror Contest.

Ruth I. Geibaughe q. E.) =. 100
James w. Smith tJ. P.) ...... 1910
Dwight Foreman Up. F.) ...... i,O7
Ruth Jacoby (E. ID ........... 1854
Lillian Dietrich (Fred) ......... 1,1S7
Sheldon b. Emery (Chas) ...... 1,527
Mary Hughes Qrrank) .......... 1892
Baby Huber (F. Al ........ 2,031
Baby ALLEN (F. R)..... 1910
Baby Cass (H. Ed .......,... 1886
Baby Crowmer q. E.) ....... LILO
Baby Jacoby IN. J) ......... 1,724
John Evans (Dan) amman. 2,577
Darrell DeLong (willis) ..... 1892
Vera NJ Galleher Or. C.) -. 66S
Dorothy Falton (Wesley) 80. 1890
Paul e. Wheeler Earnest J) 1,91l
Geraldine Staats '--"~> .... 1,96S
Kenneth Davis tCiCarence) -. 4,071
Clair u. Hupp q. o. ........ $500
Francis II. Lacy (A) ...... 1884
John r. Erwin Or. b. ..... 2.112
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Mary Gruber (T. A. ....... 1890
Evelyn Underwood (H. NJ >. 1870
Helena M Hart III. ND ..... 1,554
Louella NJ. Pommert (Charlcs) 1884
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Waldo

Horace Russell &C. B.) ..... 2.512
Catherine Wheeler tWilllam) Lass
|vsrna NJ uompf (John) ........ l,lsO
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Agosta

rsstbar stout fsherman) -. 1.464
Lawrence Carey (Morris) 49, l'tev
Lavon Carey (Sherman) -. l's4o
Otis Jones (Mrs. Lucy .....'l'loo
Emily Hickman (Walter) -. LISP
Kathleen Carey (Walter) 80. l,l5o
Ralph Bauer Usaac) ............ l'4zo
Robert Bauer (CrofD ....... l2oi
La Verne Wilson, tElmer) ..'' l'lso
Avanelle Kannel Uulu) ..... i'S6o
Ruth Hoch. (Clifford) ....... l,2So
Mabel Balm (Wm) ..,...... l4sl
Helen Deal (James) ...........' l,os
Iva Zeig Geo. ID ....s.''' 2'loz
Laverne Setter Jacob ......". l742
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
RIVE r NEWS.

The steamer August Wohlt arrived
last Friday morning from Richfoun'
tain with SGT sacks Of wheat and q
lot Of produce, she departed again,
early on Monday, with a nice mani.
fest Of general merchandise for Coo.
perhill, and Ia expected to arrive to.
day, loaded with wheat, stock and
produce.
The steamer w. L. Hickman went
up to Danuser's Island, near Morri-
son, and transferred some teams off
the Island at the same time taking
a small raft Of ties to Gore.
The beautiful gasoline launch
Wave" from Kansas City, arrived
in port last Saturday evening, and
layed up for the night; she proceed
ed on her down-trip Sunday morn.
Ing.
Mr.. Gilbert Wohlt who is employ.
ed on the steamer Henry Wohlt as
engineer. near Machens, Mo-, was
here Sunday and Monday to pay his
parents a visit; he returned Tuesday
morning.
The Missouri river is on the de-
cline.
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9ieien un6 abnIi6en geobodlhm.

9ieIen un6 6bnIi6en geobadtlrn.
gen eegeniiber perbnIten iid) bieIc ;Sor.
ider iebr ffeptii9. @Gbren6 onbere
6ieie gri6einungen auf Die almitfer.
tigfeit Der @ogeI Suriidiiibren, DolIen
oieie MIR cine natiirlide @rflGrung
eeIten Iaiien. 60 sibt aud Iltum in
ieinem beriibmten @it6e Ser 8oaeI
un6 iein 9ebeu" cine duBerit einfade
@%rtlGrune. @ie ieoes SGugetbier 10
5iebt alt9 ieoer 8ogel elm Itart per.
tunnoetes 9ein beim 6~ortbepegen allf
Dem @ooen bod. SpgeIbIlIt ecrinnt
an Der 2uft iebr i6nell. SnfolgeoeI.
len fleben Die nit Dem Climber in ge.
riibrrng gpbrodJten Gatuen feIt un6
peroen bel eirem Bud aus Ger Saltt
geriiien. 50 baften lie nit oert aie7
len mad ailben an Der oertpunoeten
Stelle.
@s lit siigegeben, Dab lid BET Die.
len griGeinunaen mande Sbotio6e
iiir, manfe eegen cine 9eniiie GrrnIt.
ferti9fett ins Selo fiibren Iaiicn. Sit
Die grflarung aber misrcibeno? SIN
eriten Sale banbeIt es i'd INN cine
9ruItputbe, Die Sebern itammteu
bonn Baud lnb Hiifen. @ober Die
nit @rasbalmen ourdieste S1idt
aus &otb lnb S6lomm2 @ie fom.
men allsreidenoe 6eoern an oie s(u.
benieite bes berlesten Climbers? Inf.
fallig lit aud, oaB Die meiiten 6alle
Der Selbitbulfe bel Sfnepfen beobad).
tet wur6en, mGbreno bod audi anbere
%iagobare Gogel 51lr Strede .gebra6t
lperoen, Die idon oorber dneeidoIien
iin6.
Solange es nod an peiteren, ae.
1auen ltrtb geptiienbaften 9eoba6tun.
gen feblt, miro iif idnerIi6 ole rid.
tige @rflGrung finben Iaiien.
Wtan bat bier einen Ser pielen T6Qe
Der 8ogelfunbe Dor ii9, on benen audi
Der Saie erfolgreid mitorbciten fam,
menn er MIR nit offenen Iiloen in
8ottes @nrten einbergcbt. @s fino
aber nrtr gu piele, Die % Iugen ba6eu
uno nift Ieben. llno oesbolb bat man
es ia aud 81 beoouerrt, 6aB sic 8ogel.
funoe lo1ge ni6t 10 bolfstbiimIi6 lit,
ipie tie iein Iollte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24

"Sotu DO pou 90, Mr. 8orfer2y
Sdreibt 90 iebr 5eitaemdB ell 5ar-
nner I'M "8eutid.amerifaner. be-
treff ser boben 8retie fir Sdweine:
Sfupeine $1,000 per Gentner uno
feline @run3er fir belt Marft bereit.
8as III cine beinabe 6rgerlife Gage
fir piele Sariner, aber es iii Sbat.
iade, Dab in Dem letter. Sabrem BON
pielen Sarmern nidt 10 pielen Sar.
mern niht 10 piele S6tpeine ge5ii6.
tet porben limo. 9aber m1iB man
iebt Dor einem aniebnIif a~ilsTebcn-
oer @runBer balb BEN SUIT abneb.
meit urt6 lager: "Sotp 90 po,r 90,
mertber 6reuno, pie gebt's a%IIetueiI,
Mr. Horter?y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
BASE BALL.
Peters shoe Co. ~
siIents 3

Peters Shoe Co. 27 siients 3
The deaf-mute team of st. Louis
was soundly walloped by the Peters
Shoe Co. Club here last Sunday q
to 3; mostly due to the heavy hitting
of the home team, getting 20 hits, an
Guiding 5 two-base hits and Q home
runs. Manager Glieber pitched the
last inning and the visitors could
do nothing against his slants. The
following is the score by innings:
Silents 0 0 0 0 2 0 o 0 4. 3
Peters 2 2 / 0 10 3 s / KIT
Next Sunday ~Jonesburg is coming
for a game with the Peters Shoe
Co. Club.
The Hermann Jr., were in McKitt-
rick last Sunday and were defeated
IL to s. The boys say a square, deal
would have been a victory for them.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
Die Sdnepfe, elm GRirurs Der
Doeelwelt.

Remfuiscere = pust Die @emebre,
ScuIi - oa tonrmen iiel
2aetare = oos lit oas pa5re.
ssuoiea - fino iie aud, nod ba,
&aImarltm = trnlarum!
acknowledgement = bait, Sdger
bolt, iett briiten lie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24

Scr Sdnee bergebt Sas giS
bridt auf. = gs fftpiat Der Strom
Stub. "&raft, 2ebenl. iubeIt's
I'M Stirmeslanf. - Dos lit bic goe
fie oeS naben6en SriibIings, Der bod
fontrten muB, OF aud Der g9inter
nod 10 ieBr nit itiirfniiden @ebGr.
ben orGrt. Sn Der 8roia, in Der
@irflidfeit aeituItet iif freiIid bas
Bib MIR gu bdufig gang anoers.
Der &uf nod nei,er &raft, ro6 tteii.
EN- Seben eridaIlt matt, folim 6ab
Die bleiden 2ippen ibm 2ai,te Der.
leiben fonten. Der iebnIi9tige
8unid 1T 6o, 6os @oIlbringer, bas
@eroen ober febTt, 6enrt Der &5rper
tit gu geidADadt, INN rteiiem 2eben
geoeibliden 8o6er 5i bieten. Sn
Der langen 8intertrdgbeit bat ii6 in
ben groBeren aandIer unb ben feinei
&obren beg aorpers mebr unS mebr
@iftifoff o%tgeiammeIt, Der aIs abse.
mutt bate aiiseeidie6en tperOen ioI.
len, itdtt 6efIen aber BON Dem tr1se
acknowledgement Dilute nif)t iortse.
f6Ieppt peroen fonnte nn6 i6lieBlid
ipieber bonn &orper, 6ieien bergif.
tenb, oirfeeiaigt tuurbe. &arn aiif
ioTdert bergiftefen @ooen nclies Sc
ben eriprieBen2 SiderIid nift, es
iei oenn. OH fdoffet 8atb, inbein
Oh 6einen aorper nit SiIf Der be.
ct. 8ernaro &rdiiterpiIlen
bon benz 8ifte befreiit, 6as ieoe flepe
aebensresl,ng I'M Seine 8l eritifen
orobt. 8ertraiie Did nidt ben
cpadfnH ali Boffe nidts bon
oeren auedifIber, 6as ben 2eib MIR
nod mebr aerriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
NOTICE.

For the benefit Of land owners and
other persons, who are in the habit
of Infringing on the right-of-way of
our Public Highways, or obstructing
water passages, either natural or ar
tificial, our County Highway Engineer
has requested us to publish the fol-
lowing Sections Of the Law govern
ing all such cases:
Penalty for o~bstruetlng or Damaging
Public Roads.
Sec. 10533. Any person or persons
who shall wilfully or knowingly OBJ
struct or damage any public road by
obstructing the side or cross drains
or bitches thereof, or by turning waite
upon such road or right-ofSway, or
by throwing or depositing Usage
orange o other brush. trees, stumps,
logs, or any refuse or debris what
soever, in said road, or ON the sides
or in the bitches thereof, or by fenc-
ing across or upon the r~ight-of-way
of the same, or by planting any
hedge within the lines established for
such road, or by changing the To-
cation thereof, otherwise than is pro-
yided for by Article l Of this chap
ter, or shall obstruct said road, high
way or drains in any other manner
whatsoever, shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and, upon con
viction, shall be fined not less than
five dollars nor more than two hun
dred dollars, or by Imprisonment in
the county Jail for not exceeding six
months, or by both such fine and i'm
prisonment, The road overseer of
any district who finds any road OBJ
| structed as above specified, shall no
tify the person violating the provis-
ions of this section, verbally or in
writing, to remove such obstruction
forthwith, and if such person does
not remove such obstruction within
ten days after being notified, he
| shall pay the sum OF five dollars for
each and every day after the tenth
day such obstruction is maintained
or permitted to remain: such fine to
be recovered by suit brought by the
road %overseer, in the name of the
load district, in any court of COM
petent jurisdiction. Claws 1909 p.
l727.)
The following Section refers espec.
tally to persons moving portable en-
gines, machines, etc.
Persons Moving Engines, etc., to
Protect Bridges and CuIverts.
Sec. 1O545. All persons owning, con-
trolling, operating or managing
threshing machines, cane mills, corn
mills, saw mills and steam engines
of any kind, are required, in moving
the same over the public highways,
to lay down planks not less than
one foot vide. three inches in thick
ness and OF sufficient length, on the
floors of all bridges and culverts
situate on the public highways, while
crossing the same, for the wheels OF
said threshing machines, zane mills,
corr mills, saw mills and engines of
any kind to run on: Provided, that
this section shall not apply to any
t%hreshing machine, cane mill, corn
mill, saw mill or engine not exceed
ing one ton in weight. claws 1909
p. 1919
All road %overseers are requested to
enforce the above sections of the
law to the full extent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
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