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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10
DEATH OF AGED LADY
Mrs. Julia Post, Octogenar-
ian, Passes Away Near
Grown Point.
Special % THE TrnEs.l

Crown Point, Ind. April 10-Mrs.
Julia Post. an aged resident Of South
east Grove. the mother OF George Post
Of Hammond and Harrison and Sehuv-
Ter Post Of this place died at her home
yesterday morning from a long con-
tinued Illness of dropsy. at the ad-
vanced age Of SO years Two other sons
besides those given above are living.
She was a widow lady her husband
dying several years ago. The funeral
viii take place Sunday afternoon. the
remains to be inferred IN the South
east Grove cemetery Mrs. Post was
one Of the oldest residents in that sec
tion Of the country and was we'll known
and loved BY large circle Of friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10

Mrs G. r. Sherrard and baby Of
Douglas street, went to Lowell this
morning to visit Mrs Sherrad's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood. for a few
days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10

Get In the push! Have you seen our
line OF Go-Carts and Carriages? The
prices are less at SPIEGELS. South
Chicago's leading Furniture store.-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10
CAN'T TELL
WHO WERE
WINNERS

Thornton Township Election
Said to Be in Worse Tur-
mol Than Ever, and Re-
count May Be Taken into
the Court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10
WEATHER

Fair fonightg Sunday fair,
followed by Increasing
cIoudInezs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-10
Summers Now Moved.

CONTINUED on Page seven.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
anaenblidIidl astsStet.

am lesten Ioutag Radmittng
iuuroe 9orl Wtoao. elm fleiner Sllo.
be bon s Sabren, in Gbamois, DO,
bon Oem oitlid) fabrenOen Toiiugier-
6ug No. 6, o,tl Der SteIle ulto auf
Ibreflide 8eiie getobtet. Der
tpeitli6 gebelloe Bug go. 5 itano
alif Dem Scitengelciie neil Der oft.
lid fabrenbe Bug Oos 8egeredt bat
te. Der Snobe mar III Der Nd5e
0eS 9cpotS nm Geli 3ug 3u iebGrt,
fpie Sinner oas oft tbuu unb, mic
es iheint, mar icitc aufmerfiamfeit
10 iebr bon Dem baltea6eu 3ug IN
InIprlld gclontmen, 0aB er 0ns
Serantoben 6es fabrenben 3ugcs
DO. 6 nidJt friib getng benlerfte INN
Der 8sfaDr SIT %entrhtnen.
Der Bug 9So. 6, mel6er nit pol.
Ter SdncIligfeit beran braltitc, trat
bos ungIiidli6e 9inO uno i6Ieuoere
tie baiicl6e gegeu Die SeitenluanO Oes
Stotionsgebauoes &opf unb @e.
iitt Turoen %5erifmettert unb Der
600 frat iofort eilt, Der Safer Ocs
un9liidIlben &naben lit Serr Noao,
Der gormann Der oortigen Strcden-
arbeiter.
Ser nbige idredli6e 8orfalI ioll.
te fir aIle gltern cine 8arnung
iein, ibre &inoer ni6t in Der Rdbe
bes 9epcts, ooer Der GiIenbabnge-
Ieiie ipielen gu Iaiien. Gin ltngliid
iuie 6as Sbige fam bier ebenfalls
ot ;rgeno einen 3age paiiiercn,
tuenu aiuoer uidt bon ioldea &C.
tdbriihcu &laten ferngebolten fper.
Sen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
@aseunaSc

Serr gnton gpple. nebit Gam.
lie, iparen am lesten MittDo9 in
hermann Inn bort benz Setd)enbe.
g1nenib bes %peritorbeueIt Serrn Sob
@pple bei5utpobnen.
Der iunge 2beooor 8raf, ST.,
ben Sermanr, befano ii6 oieIer
Gage bier nm aiiftrdge fir 8anb'
fir 1910 enteegen 81 nef-
men. Ger iuiige damn, pelfer i'm
+Sutereiie oet @tdf Srihting Co.,
bier mar; bate cine groBe Gn5atl
prd6tiger Galenoer 5i,r ausmobI
mo iollten itniere 9eidaftsleute es
|iid sur &egel madeu, aud ibrer'
lei? SOME Sraoe" sur %utterItiis'
en-.
~. Srau IAN. Safieid,uebit Sin
bern, b%efinoen iidl geaentpqrtig biel
ali 9eiud bel SerfuanOten mi
Srrunoen.
5tiuIein Srene Matbems, boz
ct. 2ouis, befinbet lid bier auf 9e'
iu6 BEL ben Samilien Safiei1.
Serr Slllius Moe6us. bon
&ermanu, nebit einigen Sreunoen
iopie alid 5rGuIein &i35ie Hoii
bon Saos, DO, iuaren am oersorl.
aencn Sonntag bier.
Serr 9apio gggenberg bali
fiir Oieies Sabr iebenfalls ben @ei.
5en.Reforb; er bat i'm 3urdidniti
81 BIZ, per Ifer ge5ogen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
eisht. Mntter SUNG @erScn.

.@s tpiirbe idtperiein m%unberbare
g%eran0erifns 5u iibertreiben ipeIde
NIT meiner M,ltter it~attgefunben bat
feit iie nit Dem @ebrardJ BON glec.
trio gitters begann," i6reibt Srdlt
". g. @ilpatricf. bon 9anfortb, Me
Srosoem Sic iiber 70 Sabre alt lit,
ideint iie in @irflidfeit tpieoer jung
gu neroen. 9Dspepsia peruriadte
ibr felt 90 Sabren unnennbare aua-
len. 3ulest fonnte iie tpeoer Glen,
nod 2rinfert, nod SdIafen. aerS.
tie soben iie alif u16 aIIe IitteI
i8ligen febI, Bis electric 8itters
foIde 8unoer fir ibre @eiunbbeit
tuirfte,~ 9dieIbe trdftiet aIIe 2e-
bensorgane. belt 2eber. iiito Rieren
2eiben, DeronIabt SdIat eiebt> Strait
uto &ppetit. 0ur SOC. bel @aIfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
@rOees Sencr in Dpeussius.
gerlnit $4,000.


gm 9ienstog Morgen,O ben 81. D.
Sc, llngeiGbr Inn 5 llbr, brad in
Dem @eb6uoe Der Sarmers & Me.
9anics MiIling 60, III OpenspiIIe,
Mo., ein Seuer ans, iDeldJes iid
iofort Dem a~nitoBenben @eballOe Der
SpenSptlle 8ipe Co., mo 8ieifet
aus &ornfoIben ber9eitellt meroen,
mittbeilte. @ie Oas 6erer cntItarto
lit sur 3eit nod ni6t DOllig aufge-
fl1rt; ipoiel man bis iebt meis rnt-
itanO es iin Moi6ineura,tm Der
Mlii6Ic. ga man in OmenSpiIle
feline 6elteripriBe ober ionitige 8eu-
erl0i6apporate bat, uto es aud
al Dem, 5ur g%efdmpfung zines
8ranoes uneiltbebrlidert 8olierpor.
ratb mongelt, 10 grificn Die Slant
men nit raien6er Sdnelli9feit nm
iif, 10 ooB oas gierige Clement in
ser furaen 3eit bon ~ Stunocn
mad ieinem ausbrid, bereits Die
beiOen eroBen @cbaube per5ebrt bot
te.
Der grobe, in Der Ga6e oes 5ell-
erS befinoli6e @rain @leuator,
i9lpebte IGngere 3eit AUDI in 8e'
fabr uno Dur6e iogar ein nal BON
Seuer erfaBt; gum Slid selang es
ieoo6 Die 5lammen pieber 5l loid-
Ell. Sn Der gtabe Der S~ranoitelle
befinDet iif ebenfalls elm GROCER
Selbebdlter (Ganf) Der 8aters i.
Sierce Oil SO. pelfer sroBe De.
fabr lief lit 9rano gu geratben imo
gu erplooierer, mas iebenfalls cine
nod bel grobere Iusbreitung oes
Seiters 5rrr Solge sebabt bdtte. Die
ie @efabr fpuroe Ieooh ab9edpoilof
inoem man oas Del ab5apfte unb al
einen iiferen Srt bradte.
Salt unmittelbar nod lcirem
ausbrud bate 6as 6euer bereits
Iolde 9imeuiionen altsenommeu, bai
es unmo9li6 mar lit oas innere Der
@ebGuoe 51 g%elan9en. aus Der
8ieiienfobrif muroen fir itltgeidbl
$1,000 bis $4,000 an 9saidinen &c.
rettet$ aIies anbcre lit elm totalei
gerlnit; ielbit bic Bidder fprnter
nift gerettet iperoen. Die Gar
mSrss& @edJanics @iIling 60. mai
fir Den 9etrag bon $4,000 periid)
eli, Die Swensuille 8ipe 60. Ia
feline Seriiderung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

aIbonnirt ouf oas Sernionner
gcIfsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
SrR ereef.

SrGitlein 2aiira 8eefS iit mad
.2ebauon, SHs., gereiit, Inn oaieIbf
einige @ohen aif 8eiud bel Ser.
wanoten un6 5reunoen 5u tpeilcu.
Serr Sobn Mobr unb Cat
tin wurben beaIiidt ourd bic Nm.
.flntft cines ftrammen fleinen Sung
en-. 8ir eratuliercn beitens.
Serr Senrp 8ierfpirtb tItf
5amilic. bon 8ap tuaren airf gefudj
bel Ser Samilie bes Serru BiIb.
Soelmer.
9as Greiden in bieier Sc
geno lit MN beenbet, uno 5ipar NIT
.ioIgenoern Reinltat, mas Die G1lan-
tit6t arrbeIanet: SoSepb gmo $50
gu., Otto @atpert 3t6 8u., 8uftab
Sell 375 9u., GGbert 8eefs 3S9
9u., Senrp Seiie 215 8u, Sranf
8ruens 495 gu.. George 8ruens
61O 8u., 8idarb Sdoumberg $40
gu.. Sobn 9riens 375 8u.. i'm
@onsen 3645 guibeI, alIes BON Srn.
emo sebrofdeu.
Cine srobe anSabI gerfoneit
aug nnierer Radbaridaft mobnten
benz 9eidenbeardbniB oes neriforbe.
men Serrn BiIbeln @aIfer, in Ser.
manu-, bei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
autOn GmmOs besebt sclbitmOrS.

anton @mmos, bon ct. Gouls, II.
in go. 25t5 iiibI. Ste StruBe oa.
ieIbit pobnbaft, begging att lettet
Rontag Morgen Selbitmoro inoem
or Ii6 cine &l,geI aus eiuem &e.
poIper in Die redte Sdlafe idoB,
er erIag ieiner 8unbe nod an BENT
iclben Gage, Inn A llbr &a6mit.
tugs.
Iliem ani6ein nad fiibrten ia.
miIienstpiitigfeiten 5u obiger Sbat.
Nnl Moataa Norsen bate emmos
ieiner Sc9ter Margaretbe einer
idcrien 8eripeis ertbeiIt, iuelder
Sas iunse @6bden in iolhe aiif.
reeuns perIeste oab iie einen Ste
pOIper ersriff uito iid su tootert per-
iudte. 7GereS duB 9ing ieoo6 febl;
Nie 89aiFe hitrbe ibr entriiien, unb
ipdtef' Sernbigte iie iid mieoer. Sur
Sc Set nadber berlieBen @atgd.
retbe, iDr grlber Grauf nno ibrt
SdipeiterA Sofa sic 8obritna, bat
ten ober faum ainiae Shritte &C.
than als tie einen Sdub borten
Sic eiltcnairs @di,s Srriif INN, fan.
bcn BORT ibren Safer, auf Dem Set
ats9eItrett itnN nit elmer &tlgel'
iultaoe iaaSer red)ten Sdlafe. a''
&itoh Gnimos biirfte pielem I'M.
iercr 2eier nod BON friiber Der be.
fanRtaIfeiu. fGr. ,par porr mebrerer
Sahrrr enc Set, lang Der 8irtb IN
Der bieiiaeui &onsers &aIle
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
Cine &anbtbicrfaae.

Gin maIttioier Bibbolo bot elm.
nal Die 8eIt oIs cine eroBe Haub.
tbierfalle be5eidnet, nit tpeIber niht
Raubtbieren bon Weniden, ionoern
aberdeen bon &alibtbeiren nadge.
ltellt miro. Cine idarfere 8eleii6'
tiulg 0ieies ebenio grauiammen mic
eerialen Se6anfens lit nobl r1i6t
.ul$ ilse 4ilu s6iuslaie slp pil6oui
ueiie aif Sic auadialber, neIae
obne 9eoenfen gepiHenIoie 8eripred
utsett MAIDEN, INN Dos blinoe Sill.
fude1 Der Ieioenben Menidbeit aus.
snbeliten. Dieier ibnOben' @etpiun.
iu4t e~ntgegen5ii arbeiten, lit Die
8fli9t zines ieoen Weni9en; beion,
oers gebieteriid tritt 6ieie 8fIi1t
nber diif, tperttt man bic ebrlide urlo
feite ueberseusiine 6anon bat, im 9e
fife zines norSiigIifen Seilmittels
5l fem, iinb bieie lteber5eugung nod
our1 Die Grfabrling erbdrtet miro.
Gin iolhes SeiImittel, unb Stpar
elm ftets pirfiames MitteI gesen
SartIeibigfeit nno 8Iiitunretnigfeit,
bil6en bic ct. Bernard 4rditterpiI.
len. Sie reinigen bos 8Iut, beiei.
tisen 8erftopfing nno beugen iomit
ben Mierert. itnb 2eberIeioen uno
Der Gppen6i5its Dor. sic iino in
apotbefeft sl bobert, aIfo Se6ermaitt
3iisdnglih. Sic beIfen in ben mel.
item SaIen. in benen iene 2eioet
ooer aiid i1on beren nod ernitIif.
ere SoIgen ft4 eingeiteIt baben. Sic
iperbeit oesbnb aud, bier bon einem
rtenidIid3en gfIidteefiibl Der Ieioeit.
ben 1enftbeit beftens eupisbIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
Sin @adtreiter 1teberfaII.

Die iaIimmiten Robreiter lind
@alemeI, &rotonoI uno MonpiIlen.
9ieieIben iiberfaIlen guer 8ett uu'
gnad Die &ube au raubeu, @i6t 10
nit f9r. Sings Neiu 2ifein giIls.
sic, peruria6en niemals GIenb oocr
l~lnbequemlidteit, aber tic reinigen
immer oas Spitem. Grf6ltuns, &opf
Idmer5en. geritopfung, iouie ara.
Ioria furierenO. 25e. Bel @alfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

8ie selcbrte Sorider erflaren,
miiIIen 9idbarm utb appenoir be-
ieitiat peroeit, iperll ein SinO orei
Sabre alt 1T, roamit Dos Sitter OBJ
aetpebrt ueroe". 9as flinst iebr
iuabri6einli9: Die gIiidIid Spcrir'
ten perbelt ii6cr jung IN ben Sim.
mel fommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30
SaS.
9etten areitaa aben6 Iduteten

9esten 5reitag aberpo I6itteten
in oer sDarioel. Sions9emein6e 5t
Ban Ole 8trhengIofen ulo Wander
9at iiG pobl gefragt. 8as lit Oenn
tpofl ga bcionocres? oarouf pollen
mir HntruoTi geben. Is gait Dem
y. @eburtStog zines unierer Sc.
meinoegIieoer, Dos berporragcnocn
Mutbeil lomobl al Der 8ritnoung
pie al ser ieitberigen @utipidIung
Scr 0cmein0e botte, feitli6 81 be.
9eben. @eburtsta9c werbeu ionit
9emo6nIi6 MIR i'm eugerelt Sanilielt
freiic gefeiert, a9er OiesmaI glaub.
ten mir cine Iusiabmc maiden 5u
0iitfen, oa Die @emeinoe gero0e in
oiriem Sabre 0urd Die t~botfrGftige
Mitbiilfe 6es betagten trellen @lie-
BEG unierer 8emeiuOe, i6uIOenfret
geioorOen mar. llnO 10 beid)loB
ocnu Der 8orItono ben percbrten
SrelrnO @errn Simon goe9er on
ltinam @e6urtstage 81 iibcrraiden.
Sn Ser StiIle mltroe Illes porbereit-
It nib oils eS glbeno gerporoen mar
,.t!tng es, oas ebrmiiroige @eburts-
tagesfinb 81 beluegen nod rinen
Gang ms &~farrbuls 6u MAIDEN.
@dn5 oDnungsloS fam Der altG Serr
6abin, mo Der 8oritauo Der @emein.
DC, periammelt nor iul6 balo horaltf
ertontcn Die 8irhenglodcn. IlS
6ann ollie antpeierloeu S~oritanosmit-
glieber itd bon ibren Siben erbob.
Ell uno Dem alien betu1brten 5rertnb
Der @eineinoe lire ber5li6en Slid
un6 SegenSpiinite barbradteu, %
merfte er erit, tparlrm er eigentlif)
bergerufen poroen mar. 9as Sc
Ia,ite Der &trdenglofen mabnte inns
ober, in uriere idoue Stride 81
Ieeben, 6amit Der Seier Die redte
8eibe nid)t feble. Iuf benz Bege
6abin uno Dor unb in Der STRIDE
pur6e Serrn 8oeger bon mander
Seite marin Die tSano eebriidt unb
nabm er manfen ber5liden Segens.
wunid eutee9er Sad iibIifcn 81
lang uno @ebct biclt Ser @cmeinbe.
paItor cine Iufprade, tporit CT ml'
@ruttb BON 8ialm 81, 8 baraitf bin
mics, bob iotuobI bas @eburtStags'
7 fins oIs aud Die tttt Inn feierno,
]; @emeinbe @ruuo sltin COB uni
+ 0anf eegeir 8ott babe. 4
n Gls oann nod @eiane, @cbe
8 lnS Segen Die @emeinbe ibr Soft
esbous perIieB, bo partete ibrer ell
/. bon Den tbdttgen 8rauen Der @emei
De i'm Sdulbalrie bereitetes Rabl
&err 8oeeer uabm baum ba
8ort uro banfte allen I~niueenoel
! in einigei1, feline ttttere 8%erue9tt'
? funogebertoen Shorten fiir bic freIl
Dig 1te6erraidun9; Die linn non Jet
/, fen, Ser @aneinoc bereitet por0el
mar. 2Gngere 3eit nod blieb mol
beieinanber in ecmiitblider Inter
baItung uno Damn trcnnte man lid
uno Sober aog feline Strabe trobIid
|, an ieineu Srt.
Die aIte Mutter &ilffner uoi
Der mir fiir5Iid meloetcn, oaB fl
altf Dem 8ege Der 8eiierune lei
| lit ipieoer idlpdder. 2esten Conn
tag lab iie aIle ibre ainOer an ibreu
I gett b%eriammelt.
-Eaitnr s. 8reitter fam nit lei
ner Sodter. Sreitag Roreen. pobl
lbehaIten BON ct. 2oltiS Sllriid.
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DHisieuer mesweii er.
8can,te.
6eriebts,G crmins.

Gpuutp.Gonrt. S~s9.tmabtgs serntne be-
ainurn ant 4. Mtontns Der wionate 5epInda; gtai
NuQuit NIB glDpembef. StenerohsaietW Senotoe
am /. WlpRtos I'M aprtI.
Gtrtutt-Gourt. Htgeln6Bige 2trmtne be-
oiRnti om .. Wpuius Der Nlonats 5onHar, Dtat
aIuo Stptmbtr.
qrpbatt-Golrt. RteeimdBi9t 2truiine be-
R,nusn ON i. Wiontag bet NOHatt 5tbrnar. Vtai'
Nuouit uro gopembtr.
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gntidieben fIaiIid angeballfi
miliIen Die 8reisri6ter in einer penn
IL I..antiden Sdonbeitsfonfurren;
len, Die elmer 70 idbrigen 5rair ben
@rcis 5uiprefeu: tie idspdrmen fir
bic 9ntife.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
WELL, THIS LOOKS
RATHER SOFT FOR
Mr.. RENAUD
SECRETARY OF "COMMITTEE OF
so" MODEsTLY VALUES SER.
VICES AT $50 A WEEK AND MAY.
OR PROMPTLY APPROVES BILL.

The first batch OF bills from the
mayor committee OF so" has reach
ed the hands of Controller Doremus.
All of the bills, totaling $2lS. have
been approved by the mayor and VIII
be submitted TO the council next Tues
day night
The most interesting item In the
bunch is bill OF 500 submitted by
Paul c. Renaud for his services as
secretary for the two weeks ending
Feb. 3. Controller Doremus declined
TO express an opinion as to the reason
ableness OF this charge.
That is up to the mayor to pass
on said he. II don't know how hard
Mr. Renaud works or how much work
he performs, so | am not in posi-
ton to say whether the job is worth
$50 week or not. The mayor must
think SO or he would not have approx
ed the bill
Mr.. Renaud was formerly an alder
man. drawing $1,000 year as remun-
Grafton. He was defeated in the prl-
maries last fall.
Alkaline G.. Ramsdeh will receive $l4
"A week as stenographer To the com
mittee. and puts in bill OF SIS for
the two weeks ending Feb. 3. Other
items are $26.l0 for printing the pro-
ceedings OF the committee and 81 Tor
three tables.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
BREACH BETWEEN
WHOLESALERS AND
B. Of c. HEALED
Both BODIES ARE NOW WORKING
IN HARMONY TO MAKE RECl.
PRoCITY CONVENTION BIG
SUCCESS.

Harmony has been restored between
the Board of Commerce and the
Wholesalers association, which We're
at loggerheads for a brief spell as a
result OF the formers activity in be
half OF a reciprocity conference. The
Wholesalers accused the Board Of
Commerce OF "butting in" on its plans
for a similar conference and called a
special meeting to protest against the
boards action. Some OF the Whole
salers, who are also members OF the
Board of Commerce, even went SO far
as to threaten to withdraw from the
latter.
But the breach is all healed now and
the two bodies, ii is announced, are
working in harmony on the conference
plans with every prospect of success
Evidences OF the doves return were
seen in the Wholesalers luncheon In
the PontChartrain this noon, when
President Davis announced that he had
been asked TO name three members to
participate in the making of arrange
ments for the Board OF Commerce ex-
cursior on the City Of Cleveland the
last OF May.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
GRADE SEPARATION
WOULD LESSEN
WAYWARDNESS
JUDGE ROHNERT.
BOYS FIRST MiS-STEP USUALLY
STEALING COAL, WHICH WOULD
BE MORE DIFFICULT WE'RE THE
TRACKS LESS ACCESSIBLE.

Grade separation as a means OF pre-
venting boys from going astray was
advocated by Judge Morse kohnert In
ali address on the Juvenile court at
the monday luncheon OF the Whole
salers association in the Pontchar-
tlain, Wednesday, and the association
as urged TO use its influence in push
ing grade separation work with sucn
an end In view
Fully one-third of the delinquent
cases that come before me in the
juvenile court may be attributed to tn
stealing OF coal from the railroads,
said the Judge. 1T will be readily
seen that, ii the grades were separ-
ated throughout the city the tracks
would be less accessible and the
temptation to steel coal in great meas.
ure removed. \ great many boys get
their start on the downward path by
stealing coal beginning by picking IL
up along the tracks and later taking
IL from the cars
The Judge also advocated the APP
pointment Of woman probation off,
Ger as part of the juvenile system of
Detroit and suggested that, until sucn
an official could be provided for by
law, the charitably inclined women OF
the city might take ii upon themselves
to form an organization and pay for
the services of woman probation OFF,
Ger out of their own pockets.
Judge Rohnert compared the local
juvenile delinquent system with those
OF other cities which he recently visit
ed and declared that II Is far In ad-
vance OF most OF them, I'm Their esults
obtained He told I'm detail OF the meth
obs IN vogue In his court and sue
ceeded in getting the wholesalers gen
timely Interested In the subject
The Judge knocked the appointment
OF an associate probate judge 10 han
die cases. as has been proposed, de-
claTing that the juvenile court should
be an institution by itself. presided
over by a man who would give his
undivided attention to the work and
put his whole heart and sould into it,.
The machinery now at hand is gross
~ inadequate, he declared.
President Davis announced That at
next Wednesdays dinner Attorney OF
to Kirchner will speak ON "Fundamen-
tai law and useless legislation" The
week following DR. Thaddeus Walker
will talk on Bacteria in commercial
life"
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
YOUTH ADMITS
RObb|NG FATHER

Admitting that ne had robbed his
own father OF $50 worth OF jeweiry,
which he took from the family home
at No 142 Adelaide St on Feb. II,
David Sapiro. 10 years old. was arrest
ed. "Wednesday. by Detectives Steinhe-
bel and Sullivan.
David was first implicated in the
case when his father az mpted to re-
plevin the jewelry consisting of gold
watch set with diamond, a gold ring
set with turquoises and a gold chain
from Grosslight's pawn shop The ar
ticles were located there through the
arrest OF Charles Dubois, Monday
night. Dubois truthful statement.
male AT the time. was not believed by
the police and he was held AZ a sus-
picious person Tie told the shopkeep-
er that he had been handed the pawn
ticket by young man outide. who had
given tie name OF David Sapiro.
When Sapiro. Sr.. reported to the
police Tuesday. that his house bad
been burglarized and an attempt was
made 10 recover the stolen goods from
q ossught's. II developed that young
Sapiro had pawned them.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
LOOK OUT, VAN z|LE,
DR.LAFFERTY'S ON
YOUR TRAIL
PHYSICIAN ACCUSED OF THEFT
iTcHEs TO MAKE AWFUL REV.
Citations IN COURT, BUT
JUDGE PosTPoNEs EXPOSE.

Dr. Theophile Lafferty insisted,
when arraigned before Judge Connol-
ly, Wednesday, on the charge of lar
ceny, that he had something to say
and must say 1t. The judge accepted
his plea of not guilty to the charge OF
stealing s61 from Albert Renaud, OF
Anderdon township. Essex county. and
then the doctor asked if he could
make few remarks
This is arraignment day" said the
Judge. You may talk all you please
at your trial"
But If | want to speak my mind
about these prosecuting attorneys, and
how they are bounding me, can l
peak" asked the doctor
When informed that it was not Gus
tomary. he kept right on talking.
But, Judge, want to tell you!some-
thing of Importance he insisted.
Tell me later on; enter plea OF
not guilty" said the court.
They are bounding me. Oh. | can
tell you some things about these at
torneys" insisted the doctor.
Who is your Attorney" asked
Clerk Grogan.
Il am. If you want to know, said
the doctor with some asperity. May
| talk. judge?'
Well, we have Arrangements here
now, you see." was the reply.
But there is some Christianity here.
isn't there?" continued the doctor.
Getting no reply. he sadly wended
his way from the court room.
Renaud alleges that DR.. Lafferty
counted" roll OF SCI for him in an
Abbott-st. saloon; then tucked the
money In his pocket and walked out.
Later, Renaud testified in police
court, he visited DR.. Lafferty. who
gave him 81 with which TO get home,
telling him that II was all that was
left OF the sci
Dr.I.afferty gave his address as No.
As Howardst.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
CAPT. STONE IS
QUzzEO BY JURY
RECALLED TO STAND WHEN IN
vEsTIGATioN OF PRISON AZ
FAIRS Is RESUMED TODAY.

JACKSON, Mich, March 3.-(Spo
cial) made very good progress
yesterday" said Prosecuting Attorney
Reece this morning. The investiga-
ton looks very encouraging SO far and
the grand Jury will accomplish some
thing worth while"
The alleged binder Irvine machinery
graft Is being investigated again to-
day. Clerk Stone. Of the prison were
recalled to the witness stand this
morning. and Supt. Brewer is waiting
To be recalled. The examination of
these witnesses will probably occupy
the attention Of the grand jury all day
stone brought down from the prison
a load OF books. files and papers. 1t
is probable that while he is on the
stand the alleged graft Of the warden
pocketing money received from the
sale of prison farm vegetables. will be
investigated.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
HICKS HOLDS LOAN
SHARKS IN BOUNDS

4 good idea OF the extent To which
lean sharks prey on the public is fur
nished Dy a report just submitted to
Mayor Breitmeyer by Scrgt. al Hicks.
ATTACHED 10 the mayors Office, who acts
as mediator between the loan com.
panies and their victims when dis
mites arise over accounts.
Sergt. Hicks report shows that
through mis- efforts 60 loans were dis
charged during February. The total
snm i'm controversy WIS ss22,999 77 but IN
81 cases Hicks saved the borrowers
s&42S3. The Overcharge ON p ac-
counts aggre gated Sig9.4z.
One man who made complaint tu
the mayor was garnisheed for 5000
after he had paid $3.50 OH an original
loan Of $50.