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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Goit.9icfurm.

sic lit enti9icocu reformbeoiirftig
0ie 8olt SnfeI Saln'S. gi6t ctipa
IN 9e5ug onf 0ie ltt5Gbli9en GlerfS
mo SrieItrdger, Die iie beid)aftiat;
Oos lino tiidtigc 0tenifcn, oic ilre
Sadie periteben ino fir iuelig @cIo
picI ar6eiten miiiien. slber in ibren
ginri6tungcn lit iniere Ioblide Volt
nod re6t riifitdn0ig, iuenn man lie
nit Dem @ctriebe in on0eren &uItir.
l1nOern uerglei1t, lm0 eS erfGleiiit
Oe5baI6 uu4 gan5 crflarlid, OaB oie
finoll5ielIen @rtrG9e 1ibt im Ser
biItuib 8ltr @r6Be oes &ertebrs Itsb.
Ell. 8enn ieooh Der 8enernlpoit.
meiIter, INN oies 5lt beiierlt, Die Scr.
iiiglmg erlGbt, baB Die 8e6iibr fiir
regiitrirte 9rieIe BON ad)t auf 5ebn
Gents erbobt miro, 10 fdngt er Oie
Reform om falIhen Gnoe OIL. llebers
ali Iino sic Boitoerrualtitngen beitrebt
oas &orto 5lt erniebriaeri. lino iie.
ersieIen boDitr6 b0bere ginnabnlcn,
neil Der Hultperfebr pergroBert miro
SIT bier bird Die ieiner5cit erfcl9te
Serahictlng ser Soften fit bas Sfe.
giitriren BON Toitiaben iold Relnl.
tat nidt erreidt rporoeus 10 mliB oies
ipobI Onron liegeit ,oab Dem Fiibli.
finn sic @oralltie, lpcldIe Die Brit
fir cinoeidricbene 9rieie leiItet,
tid,t geniigrno eri9eint gift oaS
&orto, IonOeru Der @etraa Der Gnt.
id)Goigiing fir perlorengcbenoe regi,
itrirte 8riefe ioIte erbobt peroen,
oann lpiirOe Die 3abl Der Sen.
ouligeu unO Oarit aidb nic einnab.
me onralis raid gcliilg iteiger.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

lin aber Dem gon5cil Saltfbait
Oie arone auf5uieten beobii6tigt
Ser Staat in Der gtGbe bon Sort
Iano cine 6arm fir 9etrrnfene SIT
grimoen, ouf Der b!e un6etlbaren
SGuier itntergehradt neroen fon'
nen.
.g(Ilc Glu6s 6obcn II, ibren Sofa.
len 5drGnfe, Die NIT oIlerIei geiiti'
gen @etrGnfen gut mtSitaffirt iino.
SSn einem Sotcl ihidte elm 9efmn.
fer bon mir opn 2altiburi6en nit
eincnt boIben Collar nod) elmer 6la'
Idle SdJnaps. SSn 5ebn Minutcn
fam er suriid. Gr bate, ipos meip
t5relmo luiinitbte. Die 6lafdle bu'
be td bebaIten. SD babe tie bier
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

3aui6 9. Iolc, Der ltreitbare
Osapor bon Milmaufee, febrte Die.
fer Gage BON elmer &eiie na9 Raine
auriid rn6 gab ben i'm ultsbor1en-
ben 9eri6teritattern Die foIgenoe
oraitiIde ShilOerung Der Oortigen
@erbaltuiIie: rWtaine lit Der folo'
iialite "alonopoIiitiide 5aloonfccper
in Ser @elt", inet 0aapor Hoie.
Sd bin nod Nainc gegangen, itnl
ieitsuftelIen, ob gr.@ouDernelr BED
ltno anoere Die 8aBrbeit geiagt lie
baben nber nidlt oIIes geiagt.
,Sn Waine finoen mir cine
Staats. 8ctrdnfe glgeittur nno
ItGbtii6e @etrGnte agettilren, ole
ibren 9eoarf al geiitigen 8etronfeit
BON ser Staots g(gentur be5ieben.
Syqbe gr0Bere Stabt beiist ibren nlit'
nisipalen Saloon Ii uerfalift y9oo6e"
ieocr 9lrt. Wfaine lit fein aisge'
itattet fir ben @etrGntebanoel,
yS;n 1aine berriGen gang eigen'
tbiimIi6e 3uitinOe. Ser Sennt
uerfultit ben 8iirgern (Setrdnfe uno
nerBuftet Die 8iirger, Die er betrln'
fen gcmadt bat. Die @eridte be.
itraicn an6 oie bonn Stoat betrlins
fen gemobten 9iirger ino ididen
iolde, Ole ibre Strafe nidt be5ab'
len t6nnen, in8 @ef0nGnib.
,Qas lit ober niGt allies. Der
Staat iorgt aud Oafiir, oab Die
9iirgCr, Die bon Oen BON 0toat
berFouiten bernuid)cnben @ctrdnfen
10 Dprlmtergefonmeu iinH, OaB ite
3ur aIaiIe Ser mperbeIIerliden Grnn
fenbolOe gerehnet per6en nlillien
6ie Sfnapsfur in elmer StantSaIl-
italt our6mahen founen oarntt lle
ipieOer nii6terne 8iirger iDeroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
6unucrnenr SobniOn seiturbeu.

Rod fer, Wtinn., 81. Sept.
5obn q. Sobnion, @ouperneur bon
WinneIota, beritarb beute Rorgen
I'M 124 llbr i'm ct. RarDs.SoipitaI,
III oas er iid Dor feds Eogen bege.
ben bate, Inn iib einer Operation s,i
mter5ieben. 0ie Operation, Ole als
botnt gefabrli6 be5ei1net ipuroe,
mar erfolgrei6 rno es bate in oen
erIten Sagen ben glnihein, aIs Oh CT
lid bon Den Sol9en erboIen uno ,pie.
Der geneien miirbe. SbgIeih fid
ietn 3uitanb regelmafig in oen geaf
mittags- unO slbenbitunben OeridIim
merte, erbolte er iid oodJ immer ipie-
Der in Ben Morgenitlnoen, 10 SaB
Die Ier5te SOffnlng be9ten, er lper.
De Die &riiis iiberiteben.
@eiteru Na6mittag frat inSeIIcn
cine entidiebene 8enOlng gum
S6linmen eit uno oie gler5te gnben
bereitS Inn 5 llbr 5lt, bab MIR nod
auberIt menig Soffnlng mf Die er.
baltling Oes 2ebens porbanoeu Ici.,
lin s nbr mebrten iid) Die gIn5eiben
Der S6lpade rmb 0es 3erfaas IN
elmer 8eiie. oaB Or. Mapo in ieiner
Bulletin Die @rfldritng gab, Der ga.
tient neroe faum oie Mitternabts.
itinoe iiberIeben. Ser EuIs mar 90
mails id)on $50, Die 1emperatur 81
llno Die sltbm,mg 40.
llm II llbrs &benbs erflarte Or.
Suoo, Der @ouoerneur perbc bod.
items nod cine Stlmbe 5it Ieben ba.
ben. gr blieb faIt Bis Siun lesten
slugenbIif BEL boiler 9eiinnung uno
Itarb in ben glrmen ieiner Satin,
Die ieit Iaaen nid)t Don ieinem
Sdmer8ensIusl seiuiden mar. Die
Stcrbei5ene mar cine ergreifenbe mo
nod fitr5 oor0em er oie gIusen auf
inlmer iflob, fliiIterte Der Sterben,
De Ieiner treuen Sebensgefdbrtit
8ortc ser 2iebe 5lt. 0tit ieiren
Idwaden SGnOen ibr glnIis itreif.
plno. perirudte er nod nit pernebm.
barer Stimme gu iagen: oSebeipobl
9orab, i6 fiibIe, OaB cs nit mir 5lt
GnDc gebt." 8os iparen feline f.
@noc gebt." 9as lparen feline les'
ten 8orte,
lin bnIb 4 llbr fam Or. Hcpin,
DEM Die beIlen &brdnen iiber Oie
8angen Iieien aus Dem Sterbeiiin.
mer. Der @ounernelr lit toot",
uerfiilOetc er oen IN bongrm Sdlpei'
gen Sarren0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Iriifet - nidlt - SllcS!

Sprii6w6rter ltno oft triigeriI9.
gs I1Bt iidb nientals cine @oridrift
aufIteIlen, ipelbe fir alle6alle @ill'
tigtett bat. Sim gefdbrli6iten ee'
itaItet it6 oieie Sduidung bes @loll-
bens obne lle6erle9ung aber Damn,
penn es it9 I'M &egeln banoelt, Die
ein niht ipieber gut 81 ma6enoeS
ltnbei[ onri9ten fonnen, mie 3. ..
oas @ort: 8riifet sllles imO bebal'
tet baS Bette, Sir einen franfen
&orper tpiiroe es gerabe5u, pie man
ia oft gerlg i'm Se6en liebt, cine
t0btlide S8irfimg bobert ipoIIte Der
8atient bon einenl gum altoeren ar5t
rennen, cine Meoi5in na9 Der olts
0eren nebmen, bis er Die pernteint.
lid bette getroffeit 5it baben glanbt.
Die oa iieb unO elen6 iib fiiblen,
Oenen fam man MIR 5uriifen:n Srii.
fet ni6t glllesl" 8er OIL SGmin.
bel, &attigfeit, Ser5flopfen, Obren-
ioiliert, Gopfibmer5en, &iideni9ma6
8eroauilngsbeidperOe itnO Der.
Itopfung Ieioet, iiberlege ii9 Diel.
mcbr, baB Der Stoffmediel in iet'
nem 2iebe geitort lit; iulO IN Die.
lem @eonnfen laufe CT nidt bon
&ontius 5u 8iIatus, ionoern crpage
rlbig oas gertralien, oas anoeren
2eltten in gIei6er Gage gebolfen bat
Dos ipiro ibm au9 belfen; in Die
lem Sale oie beriibnlten ct. Der.
unr6 &rduterpillen, Die IN apotbe'
fen at baben iino uno ibon llnaab.
Igen gebolfen baben: gegelt lene
Spnlptome iino Oeret i6IieBlih toot'
LID tpirfenOe ltrIa9en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

bert ipuroe.
SIT bieie 9egeiiterlrng Iosiif be.
griin6etn 8nn5 obne 3peifel. Ger
MiBerfoIg bes "3 III, bebeutet ear
ni9tS, bonn oic 6abrt na6 Berlin
mar ieine 9Srobefabrt mo joe Maih
inc nuB erprobt iein, beoor iie cine
Seiitung altffpeiien fam, Die bel ib.
rer @curtbeilung in 8etradt ge.
3ogen meroen tann.
I6er i6lieBlif lit es sIetdgiItig,
luie 9roB Die 2eiitungen I'M gin5eI.
nen iino, Die Zeppelin gut 5u idrei-
ben iino. Die Sullptiade lit, baB
er auf einen neiien @e6iet Der SSn-
buitrie bnbnbredeno seipeicn iit.
Gein 9ienid, in 0euti6lano oenft
oarar1, ipelbe 9eOelltunug bas 3ep.
pelin'ide 2lftidiff i'm &rieee buben
f6nntc. Die SSoee, Dab Die Sep.
pcIinsg bon Sol bis 100 ienraIs ba.
su Siencn f0natcn. 9pnarnit auf Die
9anf BON @neIano o6er oas 2oubre
! in Garis berobfaIlen 5lt IaIIen, ipieIt
BET oen Scmonitrationen in Berlin
| Ii6er tcine Rolle.
Berlin unb Dellidlunb iiilb be.
aeiItert, neil @raf SerOinanb 3eppe'
lin in ocnt frieSIi6en 8ettbeperb De
Nationcn lln Die fomnerSielle Sor'
berri6ait eine neue StraBe gepieien
bat, mO lic olif oielem 8cIoe Der
ganjen iibrigen 8elt noruus limo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
Ypifranb. in glaub, RO.

0as BoItomt in SlanO, @to., lit
in ser 9tadt bonn 20. aiif ben 81. D.
N. abermols beral,bt iporoen. SD.
6. gseele, Der Stati6nsagent Der
Sod S5slanb 8dbn, in 9lano, be9ab
Iih Inn ungefG6r 10 l(br slbenos
nad Dem BoItant, Inn Die Boit fir
oen I. g. nSlper" 3lp bolen. 9ie BoIi
mar bereits geidloiiet ood Die Soft
iafe Iagen auBen Dor Der Sbiire.
!Ils Steele bort anlangte puroe er
Don slpei fremoen WGnuern augere.
oct, lpelfe i'm frugen Oh er Der
Stations.glgent ici, mo ols er Oies
beiate, iagten Die beiben 6remoen
iie nolIten sSabrfarten fir ct. Souts
baben. Steele eing bierauf nit ben
R1nnern naf) Dem Depot 3ll, OILS
fie dber nod Elm Stiid bonn Depot
entierlt lparen, ipurbe er bon Den
swei &Glibern gepadt, cine Stredc
Dem @eleiie entlmg gei6ieppt nno
oann in cinen 6radt wagen ge.
iperrt. SSn Dem &ainpf nit ben
RGubern mar Reele iein Sai6enbtd)
entfaIlen, fpeldes $1,000 entbieIt
Die RGuber iaben Oas Bud CUR er.
Se fallen lno boben eS aitf 9as
Belo geb0rt, ser Hof Sslanb 9abn.
ReeIe mltBte bis gum n16lten
Rorgen in Der Gar bleiben inoern
ieine Siilferufe niht gebort Wurocn.
Ms 6. S. SlufOerSeiOe, ser Bolt'
meiiter BON 9lonb, am t,.,,-,.-l..Jtor
gen ons Soitamt altfidloB, Seigte es
ii9 baB 0as 2ofal nit @epaIt err
broden puroe. Sn benz Eoitarnt
fanSen Die R6ltber ni6ts BON @ertt
inoer Ger Eolhneilter. felt Die Roit
Oas erite WaI tmanbt iunrbe, ieeen
gbeno aIIe @crtbiaher nit mad
bauIe ninrmt lmo Die Sbiire Der
Safe offen IaBt; es ideint ieoodj
oaB Die &duber mebrere GrprcB'Ba'
fnIn orbo,,4o+o,, S,L ~ Anr 9Q nTth
oerieIben nod iubefnnnt. $. e.
yfeeIe bei1rcibt Die 9idltber lpie
folgt: Ger cine umgefd6r 5 6nB 10
Coll, ser on0ere 5 SUB 5 3oll; IN
Ounfeln gln6iigen. Der 0roBere
idIanf, ser fIeiuere tatte einen fur
sen S1m1rbart. Seibe muroen dm
Ytorgen Oes 81. 5. 90. ouf Der
Springfield HoaO gcIcben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

in meiner 9fodtaide, iagte Ser @ta'
Dor uno boItc Die 0laibe berbor.
bic aber nur menis 8bisfep ent'
belt.
,Gieie 5laide tperbe i'd ben FrO.
bibitiouiiten idenfcn, ipetn lie ein'
NAL i6r WIuieum fir slltertbiiner
er6ffnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24
@erlanat.

Sine eriahrene 96dliu NIB ein tontpeen-
bcS Sausmdo6en. tOuler 2ohn iiir a'pet
quite gidbd)en. Wlan ucnbc fidl an,
Srau u. 9. @OObbar,
1868 gpeitminIier 4lab,
CT youiS, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

81 Gsiinf3ia Gents Butter 1T Der
HellgIte arltit5coen, Oen Die fiir5.
hid aegriillbete rgscbrasta Butter
Reorganization" in stusiidbt iteat. So
RoirO fortseiest ,pas Der gllOria-Ear
Hi 10 crfoIgrciG eirigeIeita bat, iino
SOem goIfe int tuabren Sinn oes 8or
Etes .oie Butter BON 8rot genoli1-
lnen".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

- s[bonnirt auf Sas Sermanner-
goIfsblatt.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
UNIFORM TAX FOR CREDITS.
Senator Anhut VIII Attempt to push
THROUGH Assessment Law.

State Senator John n. Anhut has
agreed TO try to pass personal prop
erty taxation bill modelled on the laws
OF Pennsylvania and Maryland. inns
has been urged by Assessors Plass and
Nagel. The bill will provide that per-
sonal property and credits be uni
formly taxed throughout the state at
"a on the $1,000. The short time lett
for the Legislature 10 work Is one OBJ
stacle 10 the passage of the bill.
By working evenings as well as days,
the assessors and their clerks nave
got the tax assessment rolls ready for
the board of review. which takes hold
Wednesday, TO correct and approve or
the rolls. Special attention has been
paid 10 personal property assessments
this year, the assessors sending out
thousands of notices TO persons who
are understood TO have mortgages or
other taxable credits, second and third
blank statements being sent out 10
persons who did not answer the first
Where the assessors get no answer
to their summons, they are authorized
TO place on the rolls an assessment
which they think fair and the taxpay-
'er must then come before the board OIL
review TO defend himself from being
taxed at the rate set.
Not until the board Of review has
finished its work will the total assess
ment OF the city be known.
Tuesday being the last day for tax
payers TO make statements or secure
corrections IN their assessments, the
assessors office was crowded all day
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
VERANDA HER BEDROOM
ALL THE YEAR ROUND
Physical Culture Teacher Rarely
Visits. Because She Then Has
TO Sleep Indoors.

KANSAS CITY, April 20.-With the
exception OF one night last winter,
when the wind blew hard gale, Miss
Charlotte A. Blatchiey, director o.
the physical culture department for
girls at the Central High school, has
for three years used the veranda OF
her home, No 220 Assist. Argentine,
as an open air bedroom.
Her father, DR.. Oscar p. Blatchley,
a retired physician OF Argentine said
that his daughter is in the best OF
health since she began sleeping out
Of doors three years ago last February.
The room at the high school where
Miss Blatchley conducted her classes
was next to furnaces. She inhaled SO
much carbon dioxide while at work
she was unable to sleep well at night.
DR. Blatchley suggested a tent as
a sleeping apartment. This idea wa
abandoned and the veranda was
equipped for the purpose. Miss
Blatchley complains now when she
is visiting because she has 10 sleep
indoors.
Miss Blatchley has been the direc
tor OF the girls phy steal culture de-
partment at the Central for the last
four years. Prior 70 that time she was
an instructor at Gloucester, Mass, for
three years. Miss Blatchley is a
graduate OF the Boston Normal School
OF Gymnastics.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
CURRIE REPORT READY SOON.
Accountants Will Complete State.
nent In Few Days.

The report OF F. II. Macpherson &
Co, expert accountants, on the tran
sactions OF Cameron Currie & co. foT
a year prior TO the firms failure is
practically completed. II VIII be two
or three days at least, however, be-
fore the report can be submitted to
Trustee Fred G.. Austin Several de-
tails must be cleared up. certain bal-
ances struck and other finishing
touches added.
The report. which Mr.. Austin vii!
file with Referee 10 Bankruptcy Da-
vock, will be a most voluminous affair.
corps Of six accountants has been
at work on II constantly for three
months. going ove- every day busl-
uess. item by item and when IL H.
considered that these six men have
covered in three months transactions
involving hundreds OF thousands of
dollars, hundreds O. clients and an
office force Of from 10 TO 20 clerks the
task has not been simple one. In
its investigation Macpherson & Co.
have practically opened up a set OF
looks and the business OF that one
year has practically been done over
again on paper.
What the report will show no one
knows but Mr. Macpherson and his as.
sistants and they are bound 10 Sc
crecy. their work having been wholly
confidential. Its contents will become
public only when Trustee Austin
chooses 20 reveal them or places the
report on file In the bankruptcy court
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Mysterious "S's" Daubed on Pavements
Have Poor Old London All Worked Up

LONDON, Eng, April 20.-The hon
est London citizen who sallies forth
with pot and brush TO paint a chicken
coop these days takes his chances.
Every bobbie In London will be at
his heels before he has gone 3 gluare.
London is all excited over the huge
figure Fights that have been cropping
up on the payements o. mornings.
Some mysterious belng-the supersti-
lions think him supernatural-has
been studiously daubing up the walks
with scrawling SIS" every night
They turn up every morning-all
over town. The vandalS favorite
operation. however, is Downing-st. and
around the treasury and the admiral
ty--the haunts OF sea lords and cabi-
net ministers He even went so far
as TO put huge So on the top step
of the treasury
The most plausible explanation that
can be offered for the strange figures
comes from the newspapers. which
argue that a crank is using this means
OF voicing the popular demahd for
eight Dreadnaughts instead % four,
the limitation recently set by the gov
eminent
When the "Ss" first began to appear
officials tried 10 scrub them OF. but
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
CAPT. HAMS LISTLESS
DURING MURDER TRIAL
Two Jurors in Box When Court Re-
convenes Today-Lunacy Commits
sion May Be Named.

FLUSHING. l.. l.. April 20
With rumors about the court house
that Justice Garretson personally
plans 10 maine a lunacy commission TO
examine Capt. Peter C. Hams after
the jury box is filed the trial OF the
captain for the murder OF VIM. F.
Annis was resumed today with two
jurors. August Sunllng and George n.
Higbie, in the box
There was a new panel OF one hun
dred on hand when court opened. Capt.
Hams presenting the same listless un-
interested appearance. was brought
into court fandcuffed to a deputy
sheriff but he Topped down into his
chair without word 10 his father,
brother or the counsel for the defense.
Contrary 10 usual procedure in mui-
der cases. Capt. Hams takes no part
in the selection OF the jurymen.
No matter what counsel for the
state may think. Attorney Mcintyre
believes his client hopelessly insane
and openly asserts this fact.
All want 10 do is 10 have him ac-
Quilted SO t.at ne can be sent TO an
asylum" declared the senior counsel
for the defense just before the trial
was resumed today.
Mcintyre declared today that he has
another batch OF letters which were
written by Mrs. Claudia Hams TO her
husband while he was in the Philip
pines and that these will be made pub
lie should the state call the wife 10
testify that her husband was sane.
These letters. he claims, are OF a
character TO Offset any evidence Mrs.
Claudia Hams may give
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
WOMEN WHO KILLED HER
BETRAYER is LIBERATED
Sarah koten is Turned Over To Jew
ish SoeIety-Justice Suspends
Sentence on Her.

NEW YORK. April a0.-Sarah
Koten. the young Russian Jewess who
shot and killed DR.. Samuel Auspitz
whom she accused of drugging and be-
traying her. and who last week plead
ed guilty TO manslaughter in the first
degree, went out OF the criminal
branch OF the supreme court free
woman this afternoon
In one OF the most impressive scenes
ever witnessed in the gloomy criminal
courts building, Justice Blanchard
who had investigated the case thor
oughly, suspended sentence on the
young woman and she was turned over
TO the Society for the Protection OF
Jewish Women who took her at once
out of New York 10 a country retreat
where she will be given an opportun-
ity 10 recover her health and reason
and take care OF her child.
There were some eighty women
present in the courtroom when Sarah
Koten was led into the prisoners box.
She carried her baby close against her
breast and gazed with frightened eyes
at the stern-robed justice as he took
his seat
Il mere Was Il pause duu thSH ~
Justice began to speak in slow voice
that at times seemed 10 catch in his
throat.
Il have carefully examined every
feature OF this case" he said. and
have come to the conclusion that this
woman is far more sinned against than
SHINING. When she fired the shot that
ended the life OF her beSrayer there
was no criminal intent in her hear.
She had been SO crazed by her terri
bic experience that she did not know
what she was doing"
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
EMBRACES FIANCEE; DIES.
Magazine Solicitor Is Psrslyxed and
Dies From Effects.

CINCINNATI. April 20.--As a re-
suit Of having too ardently embraced
the young woman whom he hoped TO
make his wife, Fred NJ. Herman. So
licitor for an eastern magazine, is
dead in this city.
Last Wednesday night Herman
called on the young woman. whose
name he refused To divulge before his
death. During the, course of their
tete-a-tete, he embraced her several
times and then at the moment OF part
ing. when the ardor OF his love was at
its height, he threw his arms around
her neck for final embrace. Sud
denly something within him snapped
He reeled and fell and I'm endeavor.
ing to regain his feet. found chat he
was paralyzed from his waist down
Physicians could not help him, and
yesterday he died.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
DORIAN BACKS DOWN A BIT.
Makes First Cut in Boosted Griswold-
ST. Assessment

Assessor Doran has made the first
cnt in the increased assessed yalua
ton of Griswoldst. property. After
an examination OF the Lewis building
and the fling Of an affidavit BIZ rep
resentatives OF the Alexander Lewis
estate that they will sell the building
for $4,000, he has cut the assessment
to slightly above their selling agure.
Other property owners on that
street are expected 10 come before
the board OF review 10 make applica-
ton for a lowering Of assessments.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
RESIGNATION OF
MARSHA HANDED IN
Presented To Judge Lurton in Nash.
Vile Tuesday By Examined
DeWoody.

N CINCINNATI. O.. April 2o.-lSpe-
cial )--District Attorney Watson. OF
Detroit. and Examiner DeWoody. OF
1he department OF justice. were closet
cd with Judge Warrington, OF the cir
cult court Of appeals. In chambers,
two hours this morning.
They brought with them the resig-
nation of Walter 8. Harsha as clerk
of the United States circuit court In
Detroit. This was given 10 obviate
the necessity of Harsha's appearing
before the circuit judges. May 3, 10
show cause why he should not be re-
moved from ONCE.
4 Judge Lurton. the presiding judge
Of the court, II In Nashville and De-
Woody has FASTENED there TO present
the resignation TO him II Is expected
that II will be accepted at once. A
successor may not be appointed until
after the examination OF the office by
DsWoody and his assistants Is COM
..pleted.
In the federal offices here II is be-
1ieved that Harsha has given up the
hight for his place. BY resigning now.
he escapes having to 60 into court for
- time TO defend himself III the ex-
animation discloses Irregularities. he
can still be proceeded against either
civilly or criminally. as the case. may
be, by the government
There II much speculation as TO his
successor. Elmer w. VOORHEES,. who
has taken his place temporarily, Is
Familiar with the work, but IL is not
believed that he will attempt to sue
eeed to Harsna.
II the matter Is decided by political
considerations, either Police Commits
'sioner Fred w. Smith or Attorney
Thomas j. Navin will be Harsha's sue
|ceSsor. Each has done some quiet
work through friends to ascertain the
chances. Judge Severens, OF Kalama-
200. IL expected to have the naming Of
the clerk, since Detroit Is In his por-
ton Of the circuit.
Some Of the government officials are
inclined to think that political pull
viii have no effect with the federal
Judges, and that the appointment will
30 to some distinguished member or
the bar.
Il is notable that the work on Har-
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
To Push Safest. OPENING.

\ meeting OF the propcrty-owners
comprised in the State-st. Improve.
ment association was neld Monday
night in the Office OF the City & Subur.
ban Homes Co Five new members
were admitted. The meeting was a
long one, and the proposed opening OF
State-st. TO Michigan-ave. was the
principal thing discussed. q number
OF Michigan-aye. property-owners have
expressed themselves az is favor OF
this Improvement and the association
will use every endeavor TO have the
council take 10 up expeditiously.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Celebration Feature Abandoned.

MIDDLEToWN, Conn, April 20
One Of the most important events ia
the tercentenary celebration OF the
discovery OF Lake Champain. which
included the removal OF the body OF
Commodore Thomas McDonough the
hero Of the famous battle IN that lake.
from this city to Plattsburgh, will have
TO be abandoned. owing to the refusal
OF his descendants 10 comply with the
request OF the committee Tor the re-
moyal Of his body.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Kills His Divorced Wife

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 20.-Stick.
Ing pistol through the crack OF a
shed. Hardenan Deeson. 30. member
OF prominent Louisiana family. shot
and killed his wife, Bessie Ellis Dee
son, this morning while she was at.
tending TO her household duties. Mrs
Deeson got n divorce year ago.