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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
8ablridDter,

Die Goimtp Court crnnnntc an
letten SSreitag folgeuoe 8iirger. I'M
bri Der, om nGditen 2tru gllrgIii
itnttiill6cn6rn ErinlGr 8n6l ais
@ablridter 5il flngieren;
Red Bird Percinct-N e. Mcintosh
Andrew Loeb, Chas. Brandhorst
Web, Lacy. Dr.. Farris and w, r.
Jose.
Tayloe School House Ernst Gruner
j. H. Tayloe, Henry Brandenburger
Chas. Scornia, l.. G. Robinson, VIM
Shelton.
Bay Precinct-Henry Waldecker, w
+. Pohlmann, Fred j. Koch Fred
Pohlmann, Arthus Emo, Theo
Buschmann.
Mt Sterling Precinct-Wm Brinkman
J. l.. Topel, Fred Gidinghagen, Geo
Schneider, John d. Seba, Jr., VIM.
Pohlmann.
owensville Precinct--Bid Geo. Holt
R, l.. Hayman. J. M. Angel, Her.
mann Kramme Sr., Lawrence Sego
Frank s. Gross.
Rosebud Precinct VIM. Witte, Henry
Suedmeyer, Gus. Steffen, James
Boston.
CalPan Precinct-Cleon Baxter, c. f.
Hensley, G. A. Stockton, G. Fl. A.
Sorrell, Albert Kuhne, James A.
Smith.
Bland Precinct-H. F. Buddemeyer,
VIM. Drewek, John NJ. Schermann,
9. A. Biles, ]. r. Crider, w. S.
McWilliams.
Third Creek Precinct--Geo. II. Brink
mann, Hermann Lahmeyer, w. A.
Juedemann, August Kuhne, Henry
Dieckgraefe, Jacob Wentland.
Boeuf No. /. Precinct--John Krattll,
A. c. Maupin, Christ. Gumper,
Frank scheidegger, August Jacob,
Frank Gaebler.
Boeuf No. 2. Precinct-Fred thinner.
ly, August Witte, Geo Hesemann,
H. +. Coulter, VIM NiewaId, VIM.
Windhorst
Richland Precinct-F. A. F, BOIL,
VIM. Toedtmann, Chas. Toedtmann
Anton Kachur.
Oldenburg Precinct--Wm. Hoppe,
Theo. Tegelef, Henry oncken, An.
ton Frechmann, Chas. Kick, Christ
Johnson.
Morrison Precinct Louis Boeger,
VIM. Epple, Max Radtke, j. o.
Brandt, Geo. Birk, r. H. Caughell
Gasconade Precinct-Geo. Hoener,
Henry Sontag, Vim. Clifton, II. r.
Skinner, E. M. Quick, Louis
Schweighauser.
Hermann Precinct Conrad Ruediger,
n Otto Strehly, Chas. Grass, John
H. Miller, Peter Zorn.
Little Berger Precinct-Ed. H. Proett
Henry Tinnemeyer, John voIlertsen
Sr.. Gus. J. Mundwiller, Philip Ap
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
ice goIf gefaIIen Ioilen. an allen
Gden uno Gnoen idlamIos betroecn
mb beitobIen 5li iueroen?
Die @rofe Sancrei.

tSd)on felt pielen @ouben baben
Oie aroBen 3eitingcn inieres Can.
(beionberS Die engliideit) ,n5dbliee
Spolten lmb iogor gauge Seiten
nebIt SllrItratioueu Scr 9roben Saie
rel 5rpiiben Series llnO Sobnior ei.
tren @eiBen uno einem 9tigger, &c.
iuiomet; 6ieier 5pei Sterne eriter
@r0Be m Simlnel Ser brittaIiten
Greisflopferei. 8aS mar im Ser.
lglei1 banlit Die Seimfebr Ieobp's
bon Glba, uoer Ole Soriff 6raee,
ODER Ole 6rage Ser fort1ndbrerocu
Steigerlma aller 2ebenSbebiirii,iiie,
ooer irgrn6 cine onoere 8roge2---
Ginfod 9dhts.
Bon alien 365 Sagen 6ieieS Sab.
res mar nl5ipeiielbaft Scr rubmrei.
die SicTte Der ein5ig 9ecignete Tag
I'M bieie, alles sln6erg iiberrogeloe
biitoriidJe 9e9ebenbett pom Stapel
au loiicn, lm en6giltig 81 entibei.
oen lucm IN Der b0bcren &uuIt ser
brlltoIen Greisflopferei sic SieBrS.
Saline gcb6brt; Der ipeiben ooer Der
i6morsen &oiie.
geun Dem Sinmel iei 0onfl 9Sir
bo6en'S erIebt; mir baben'S iiber.
iton6en Der eleftriid)c Nlnfe bat
Die peltcritbiittern0e gfa6ridt iibcr
Oas Bon5e 2oro oer6rritet; SeffrieS,
Der 8cibe, bat Die meiIten S5iebe be-
fonrneu ill10 1T poomn anO nilt" ;
Sohnipn, ser gti9ger, bat geiiegt Al,
lit MIN Ser champion Souer ocr
9alt5en 8elt. @ir ipiiien nm
oas Shlinruite; Oie Spanning lit
ooriiber; has aanSe 2onb otbntet bon
9tellent oili; Die llngeipiBbeit imO
Der bntge 3ipeifeI ipel6er ieit Mon'
Den ntf pieIen niIlionen SeeIen Ia.
itete, lit nun gebober g8os lit MN
tuobl 6os' Nd6ite2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
gdn giidlertiidJ.


Dic ioeben rridiencne SuIi.glilss
gabe Der o8eiitiden &auSfrau", @fG
luoutce, 8is., btetct 6urd bic id6ne
gluSitatting ioipobl ols ben reidba[.
tigen, irtereianten 5nboIt ollen
0eutibIiebeuoen cine 3eitI6riit, Sie
ibnen fir maude Stun6e @enub
oerIbufien miro. 8on sSnbalt heb.
en- mir bcrbor oeir ittereIionten Rci.
ieortifeI g ON nlmertoge in Der
Sduei5", bon Midrie 8t6mer. Scr
Gag ibrer goIoenen Sod5cit" er.
5dbIiurg bon q. 8reilingbals. Gin
SlilpoeripicI", 9iopeIIette BON 9lIluin
0i6mer. Cine interiiante glauOerei
iiber 9latt.Gbotograpbie. Sir Mu'
iifireunhe 1T elm id6ncs 2ieo .3aS
tbeilre 8aterballs" bon s. @unlbert
porgeieben. Cine ipeitere 5ortieb.
uug Der ieiiclnoen GrS1blnng On
biIt fiir MIDI, bon Gle 2in6ner'
@faned. Cine aIIerIiebite fIeine Gr.
5dblung miro Den Sin6ern Sreuoc
MAIDEN. Die SIluitrirte Gbronif Der
Belt bietet ipie0er bieI oes 3eitse'
ndBen aus alien 8eIttbeilen. Ser.
ncr entbdlt 6ie Summer cine rei9e
6iiIle bon praftiifen 9fatbidId9cn
fir Sous unb Serb, lebrrcide. er.
3iebertide uro geiunObeitlid. Binfe,
8orlnepn iiir Sralen. uno SiinOer.
mooen, iotpie Die neileIten San6ar.
beitelG ollerlei fir @eoidffreun6e
unO eiiten reifbalti9elb ilttereiinnten
9rieffaiten. Ytit elmer gtilniner
ipie oieier itebt Die r9eutide Saus.
frau" Den beiten in. nno onsldnoii6.
en- 3eitidriften an SSlrboIt ni6t nod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

T8te aIIidbrIi9 Inn 6ieie 3eit,
berrift istt tuieber Der 5tidbuiten
iinter BEN ainoern. @e6t 6en Sin.
bern Or. Gon5eImaun's Suiten
Sprilp es lit oas bette @ittel ge.
gen oieies 2eioen 3u baben
in aIinge's apotbefe uno 8aIfer's
slpotbefe in $errnann, unb 6. S.
9ra6t in fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
getit Snrprs.

- @dbrenO oes i'm @iai bertaatel1
SerninS Der Gourtp Court, meId,er
IN Der porieen @ode abgebalteu
ipnroe, ernannte ole Court foIaen6e
Eetit Surors fir ben n1fIten Sep.
TENDER Serntin Der Circuit Court:
Boulware twp. Sam Heilert, Fritz
Niebruegge.
Boeuf twp. VIM. Frederick, George
Hesemann, A. C. Maupin.
Bourbois twp. Henry Paneitz, Hilary
Kinkeade.
Canaan twp,--August Stukenbroeker
Rufus Mason. Frank Gross.
Tegeler, VIM. Epple.
Roark twp.-Julius Ruediger, Joseph
Volcamut.
hermann Gust. Eberlin, John Frech-
mann Henry Drusch.
Brush Creek twp.Frank Pollock,
John Farris.
Third Creek twp Chas. Ritterbusch,
Henry Schneider.
Clay twp. .--H. J. Merk, w. o. Read.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
yBas gOitiparbanfcn beOentcn.

Wtan fam Dem Grdiioenten 5ii
ieinem nelelten Grfolge, Der gn-
lpbme oes Ioitiparbanfense
oufridtig Slid tuiiniten; es inter-
lieot feinem 3tpeifel, ouB bieieS
Surh feline llnteridrift re6tsfraitig
iperoenoe @eies BON meittrasenoer
luro Segen bringeroer @eoentintg lit
Ssn erIter 2inie, neil Silroerttaii.
ienoen fleiner Serte, Die ubieits Der
atoben 8erfebrscentren tpobnen uno
ollie 9ripatbnnfe1 NIT WtiBtraiell be.
trad1ten, @eIeeenbeit 5il fiderer sltl.
Iaae ibrer griparniile bietet unb iie
gum Sparen anregt @ebr ais
smei Orittel Der 8epolferllttg urrierer
9tepnblif bat elm mir fleines Sab.
reseiltfommen; meni9er als 3tDolfbltn
0ert Dollars fir ieoe Samilie. l1n0
6ieIe ifno es, Oie oas @entge, bas
iie eriibrigen f6nnen, in Die &olt-
inarbonfen, binter benen Ole @o-
rantie Snfel Sam's itebt, tragen
uno 10 6en @rlln0Itof 5rt beidei6e.
rer llnubb1ngigfeit Iegen lueroen.
Sooonn miro ourd Die 8o1tipar-
baltfclp cine neite Glaiie BON 9onoiu.
bnbern aei6affen tpel0en, Ntenid-
en- pom beideiOenen @itteln, oie nit
0eli 5tpeiinroeiilbalb Sro5rnt, lpelhc
Oie &oitbonfeubon6s be3ablen, 3it-
frieben limo, neil iie miiiers oaB Oie
gInlage 10 gut ipie @oIo lit. glus
Sen groBen MaIiem Der slrbeiter luno
fleinen @GidGftsIeilte peroct bieie
goitbinbaber fonlnren lruo 6urb
ibren 8eiib tbati1dIid 9beiI6nber
SnfeI San's meroen.
Die Toital Bombs iino nidt oa3u
teItimn1t, sur 8e5abliu9 genladter.
S6itloen 3u 0ienelb ite ipllen ridt
ansgoben fiir 8eruoItlu1as3mede
Befeft ooer friihere Eeridluelr0ufiger
grtinafen belfen. 9as bon Dem
Br0Iioenten unter3ei6nete @eieb
giebt Dem Yrdiioenten irno oen Soft.
banfen 0ireftoren 0as Hed)t, fiiirf.
lnoneitn5ig Sro5ent Der 8epolitcn
5rr gltfnnbme anoerer 8un0ess5efr
ritdten 5ll beripen6en, ipie beiipiels.
tpeile fir Sop0s, ole 5lt Srrigations-
5pefen, 5n slustrodniing BON Sim.
pfen, 6ur Sdiffbarmadung perian-
Deter lln0 peri1lammter Sliiiie ooer
5ur SafenberbeIierung ausge9eben
iporoen iino. s(lio fir gnIogen, oe.
rem Grtrdge 0os aufgeipanbte &api.
tai per5inien ltn6 51rriifbeaablen.
Gin eriter Sdritt 3u GridIieBuns
ttno sliusbeutllng Der natiirliden
Silfsquellen oes 9an6es fir bas
eano ieIbit. Sbne Sddoigltng ser
beitebenben SnouitrieaperfitGtteir, Sc.
nen iih i'm @egentbeil babur6 neue
auftrage uitO glbiasm0gli6feiten bic.
ten nriiiien, itno gum 8oble 6es gan
3cn golfes, beiien 2diten erIei6tert
lueuoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Bernrurr, abln., grsttua nrn 8. anlt 1910
Sin 9onnerid,lns.

Die ieit @oten III @alIItreet, 0em'
iinasieIlen Tuls oes 9anoes, berr.
lhenoe flale itnb matte Stimnllng
mar elm beutlibes sluSei6en oafiir,
ooB man BORT peitere i9pere 9e-
unrubiglngen Der groBen 9orporatio
nen ourd Die 9Solitif Der 9iuroes.
@refittipe befiirbtete. llno geltern
5lldte Der 8lit pirfli6 berllie0er;
oie 8erfiigung Der 3miihenltaatlif-
en- SonSeIsfommiiiion, baB iefs @is
Tienbnbnen I'M fernen 8eiten Oie
sSra6tpaten bebeittenb berab5,tieben
batten, rief cine formli6e Yanif in
8allitreet berDor ltlo beritriadte Ell.
nen 10 itarfen &ursltur5 fait aIler
Snouitrielpertbe, Dob Die aroBen Ban
fen Iid peranlaBt ioben, eilSugreifen
INN cine boIliItdnoige 8emoraliiirung
beS @eIontnrftcs 81, berbiu0ern.
Sn @irflidfcit mar oie Sode
Enidt ganB 10 idlimm, pie Die iSpefu.
Iation iie oitffaBte. Die @etfiigllna
Der 3piideltitaatIifcn SanoeISfom.
miIiion tritt erit nad) orei Mtonoten
IN &raft, ilito pdbreno oieies 3eit.
raltines iollen Die betreficnoen 9ab-
men 9enal nadpeiien lpip iid) oic
h@innabmen mb gIusgaben bei Oen
biSberigen &aten geitellt babelt mo
mie iie iid1 inter ben neuen &oten
| ftellen miir6en. 0os beibt aIio, 0oB
Die &onlniIiipn or Ger Son0 oieicr
3ablen robmalS priifen pirD, Oh sic
Terfiigltn9en in pollen WtooBe allf.
rebt erbaItett meroen fonnen ooer
pieIleidt 5u @uniten Der 9abnen ab.
Sitanoern limo.
Srobbent lit Der @orgarg bon
ltpeittro8enber Seheiitlli1g; es miro
Ebaourdl Dor 9Glenl -offi5iea feitgeIteIlt
odB &iIenbabnsn ofentlide gerfebrs
lInittel limo, ole I'M >5lttereiie oes
Sltbliflml nad ibrem 9elieben 3ll
beiteuern.
sluf Der anbern Seite iit es flar,
oaB Die 3mii6ellitoatIide Sanoels.
fommiIiion nit ibren SerlitGen 5ur
&egnlirlmg ser 9faten mebr o0er noe.
niger i'm 0unfeln tappt. Cine 0e.
re6te 6eitIteGung 6eiien, mas oieGi.
ienbabnen foroern biirfen, miro crit
mogli6 iein, menn ibr gan5er 9e.
| iib an rolenbem Naterial, anlagen,
8oltten II. I. M. ebrlib abgeIddst u.
cine itrenge 9ontroae Ser gIftien.
GmiIiionen eineefiibrt fporben lit.
Gem snldeine na6 lit 5par oie
Serfiignng Der SanbelsfomnliiIion
beredtigt. Ole bon ibr peroffent-
li6ten 3oblen MAIDEN oen @inorud,
ols Oh Ole Sro6traten Der betroffe.
men 9abnen 6as MdoB oes erlaub.
ten fpeientIidJ iiberidritten bGtten,
sQ6er bel Ser 9ere6nl,ng Der sradt.
idbe ipreden cine Werge peri6ieoe.
ner ltmitinbe, BON benen MIR 6ie
5a6Iellte &enntliB 1aben, nit, ipie
&onfnrren5 Der @aiieripege un6 bic.
les an6ere, 1tnb ihande atideinenoe
ltngerefttgfeit fam oabur9 gere6t.
fertigt iper5en.
9ennod ltltterliegt es feineln
3wcifeI, 6ab es mogIid tpGre, Dem
Eublifilm ipeit meBr 8ortbeile 5u
gepabren, oGs oies iett Der Sal lit.
slber nidt, 10 lange Die 8abnen Sri.
patbeiib iilt6 uno altsihIiebIi6 gum
Rnsen Der Gigertbiimer betrieben
tperoen
Deiitldlano unO anoere Climber
baben ge5eigt, ipie ons Sroblem 5lt
loien; burf llebernabme oes giicn.
babrtbetriebes bnrdJ ben Staut. Sci.
Der iitb mir bon oieiem 3tcIe bier
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

slnIdBIid ser CONNER Gbautaqlla
gaiion miro 6ie @o. Gacific gabn
bonn /. SUM Biz sum 80. September
Sifets fir Die Sin. inib Serfabrt
nah Solliiter, Camp 60, DO, 8r
$t3d5 berfaitfen, gut 3nr gfiidfebr
Bis 5rn 81. Sftober.
8ieies bietet cine i6one @eleeett-
belt einen aitsgeOebnten geiud nad
Dem fiioliden SbeiI bes Staates gu
MAIDEN. SoIliiter Iiest an ben be-
riibntten @bite 8i0er.
o.. 9. &rariter, ggt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

aarias gitp. 9GIS GbarIes
3. 8iIlaro am 6reitag i'm Gin 9tib.
se Garf nit ieitiem ~gi.pIone".
@IeitfIieger einen 9Iufitieg irpden
ipoIltc RIB iid Ole @aidine los, be.
Dor er ieinen Sit einseuomnien bat.
te, lino id)metterte nit elmer @eIoci.
tat BON etipa 20 @aeiIen Die Stilnbe
in oie 200 9aros entferitte 3uid)oir-
er-9ribiinc. Gum Slid tuiiroe ME.
rnari6 perlett, bas aeropIan aber lit
Elm totaIes 8rad
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

prill Jr,, VIM. Duffner
Gebler Precinct-R. G. schaumberg,
Gust Fell, Gust. Brandhorst, Gust.
Naegelln, Frank Bruens, Henry
Brandt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

Serr S. 6. @enipI empfiebIt
lih fir aITe borfommenoen gOtar.
arbeiten. SIN 9riderei-gebdiibe 5n
ftnSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

), = Monnirt oiif oas Sermonner
goIfsbIatt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Scores
a Bull's-Eye in
Bomb Contest
Aviator Drops Fresh Egg from Height
of Eighteen Hundred Feet and
Hits Target.

BOSTON, Mass. Sept. 1O-The practical
use Of aeroplanes as Instruments OF war is
to be further demonstrated today at the
Boston Harvard aviation meet at Atlantic.
Riding as a passenger with Charles F.
Willard In his Curtiss biplane, Captain J. G.
Sckel, U. S. A.. planned TO take rifle shots
at targets on the field while the machine
was I'm motion 200 feet in the air. Captain
Sickel is one OF the foremost sharpshooters
in the country.
A special bomb dropping contest will be
arranged for the last day Of the meet The
missiles will be fresh eggs instead Of plaster
of paris bombs and they will be dropped
from an elevation of not less than 1900 feet.
Two trophies have been offered for this
contest The first is a cup known as the
city of Boston trophy offered by Mayor
Fitzgerald of Boston. Another cup, pre-
sented by John Hays Hammond is the
second prize. Each aviator will be allowed
three eggs.
Brookins was the first aviator TO make
an ascent this afternoon He went up in
a Wright bpiane. carrying Wilbur Wright.
Wright dropped a bomb, scoring a bulls
eye.
Glenn II. Curtiss went up for speed
spin in a Curtiss machine. but on the Sec
ond circuit his engines became disabled and
ne was Obliged to make glide, landing
safely 100 feet from the water.
| Among those present was Charles Taft,
son of the president, who has been a con-
stant attendant at the meet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
President Diaz
Unlocks Door Of
New Y. NJ. C. A.
Head Of Mexican Republic Opens
Structure Built Through Efforts of
Former Omaha Man.

MEXICO CITY, Sept. lO.--with silver
key President Porfirio Daz today un-
locked the new home of the Young Mems
Christian association, the dedication OF
(which was the chief feature of the days
centennial program. The building is a five
story stone structure. occupying corner
of a block and extending half block on
10Th streets.
Accompanied by the members OF the
cabinet, high Mexican officials and visitors
to the celebration, the chief executive
passed through the building and in
augurated each department. He rolled the
first ball down the bowling alley and shot
the first ball across the bill ard table
The institution of the Young Mems
Christian association work in old Mexico
was undertaken something over ten years
ago by George l, Babcock. formerly OF
Omaha. Mr.. Babcock left the local Young
Mems Christian association for the untried
field after demonstrating his executive
ability here first In the educational depart-
nent and later In administrative work. In
Mexico he succeeded from the start and In
addition to establishing the work in Mexico
City, he is laying the foundation for its
spIedo over the republic.
Mr.. Babcock is a Nebraska man, having
lived at North Loup and being a graduate
of the University of Nebraska In the class
of 1894
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Drops
Out of Sight
Friends of New York Artist Refuse to
Discuss Reports that He and Wife
Have Separated.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1O-Robert Winthrop
Chanler who arrived here yesterday from
Paris by way of Montreal, has left this city
and his whereabouts are unknown. except
possibly to some of his most intimate
friends.
At his study on Firth avenue he was in
consultation with several friends yesterday,
but he refused to discuss the report from
Paris of his separation from his wife, Nine.
Lima Cavalieri. whom he married little more
than two months ago
Reports OF the differences between the
Chanlers have been frequent for weeks and
when 1t was learned that Mr., Chanler had
put the ocean between himself and his wife
it was stated that they had separated for
good.
Nine Cavalieri, who is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis is at her
summer home near TroGs1ile. In France.
1t is reported from Paris that Mr.. Chanler
settled his entire fortune on his wife and
that from henceforth he will seek to derive
an income from his painting to which art
his friends say, he is going to devote him
self entirely.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
ROAST FOR BANK EXAMINERS
Comptroller Tells Subordinates They
Are Not Doing Their Duty.
FAILURES CAN Sc AvOmED
None would Have Occurred I'm Last
Few Months Had Examiners
Found Real Conditions Exist
ing I'm Banks Visited.

.tAsHINGToN, Sept. 1O.--Close on the
heels of the radical shakeup in the ranks
of bank examiners, by which twenty
men on Thursday were shifted to new
fields, Comptroller of the Currency MUIR
ray today announced he would make
personal investigation of conditions In all
examination districts, The comptroller
in a statement addressed to examiners
said
I'm almost every case of a national
bank failure since have been comptroller
the insolvency coul~ have been averted
had the national bank examiner deter
mlred the true condition and reported his
findings in time for me to force correc-
ton in the administration of the banks
affairs"
Condemning the excuses made by bank
examiners In practically every case, Mr.
Murray said he had been compelled to
undertake a personal examination of con-
ditions in every district so as to ascertain
at first hand why an examiner is unable
to discover impending disaster in the af-
fairs of a bank. He will be accompanied
and assisted by Oscar l.. Telling. for
merly a national hank examiner and now
chief of the division of reports in the
comptroller's office.
After citing that examiners of failed
banks had offered excuses that they had
been unable to learn In advance OF a
banks true condition; that officers and
directors OF banks would not correct con-
ditions brought TO their attention or
any one of another dozen reasons, Mr..
Murray, in his statement. says:
THE comptroller also desires to ascer-
tain why some examiners are capable OF
correcting, while they are in the bank, all
the conditions subject to criticism. when
other examiners are either unable or un-
willing TO accomplish like results and
only report their criticisms to the comp
trollers office.
Many OF the examiners state in their
reports OF examinations forwarded to the
comptroller's office that 1t is a hardship
not only on the examiner but on many
| of the members of the directory of coun-
| try banks, to ask the various boards to
meet with the examiner during the prog
ress or at the close of the examination
THE comptroller is of the opinion that
a board of directors which will not OF
cannot meet with a representative OF the
government for a short time twice each
year TO go over in detail the conditions
which he finds and reports to II, is com
posed of members who are not doinG
t4.-r duty in any sense of the word. anC
It is now proposed to FIND out whether o.
not the hardship complained of by tn'
examiners really exists"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
QUITE HANDY WITH WEAPON
Mrs. Krauss Shoots But Does Not
Want to Kill.
WOUNDS a Ios ANGELEs BROKER
Alleges Promise 10 Marry, that IL
Was NOt kent and that Bor-
rOwed Money Wns Not
Returned.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept, 1O--Mrs. Will
lam Krauss, wife OF DR. Krauss, said to be
we'll known educator and physician Of
Memphis, Tenn shot and wounded Frank
lin Fl. Griffith a mining broker of this
city. today.
Mrs. Krauss charged that Griffith OBJ
tained money from her and failed to keep
a promise Of marriage.
Mrs. Krauss is in jail. She alleged that
Griffith had promised to marry her as
soon as she was able to obtain a divorce
A'om Dr. Krauss. but that ultimately he
had refused to do so or make any return
of the money she had advanced
I'm a good shot and / did not aim TO
kill him." said Mrs. Krauss. ut was the
first time ! ever shot at a man 1 only
tried TO shoot him through the arm"
Mrs. Krauss was cool and self possessed
when taken TO the police station.
Griffith claims that Mrs. Krauss repre-.
! scented herself as single woman and denied
that he had taken money from her.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. 1O.-Adding an.
other sensational episode to a sensational
life. Mrs Daisy Turney Krauss. wife OF
DR.. William Krauss of Memphis, this af.
ternoon shot and wounded Franklin II
Griffith. California mining broker at Los
Angeles. The shooting is said to have
been the elimination of trouble between
Mrs. Krauss and Griffith. growing out Of
his alleged failure to give her the value OF
money received In a business deal.
DIR. William Krauss is one of the best
known physicians I'm the south He left
Memphis to become dean of the medical de.
partment of the University of Mississippi
at Vicksburg. but resigned last year afteI
one years service and resumed practice ir
Memphis. One OF the most sensational
documents ever filed in the local courts wal
that in chancery by Mrs. Krauss on No
vember II, 1909. in which she charged DR.
! Krauss with cruelty and trying to kill her
and asked for a divorce DR., Krauss an
swrred several weeks later, making many
sensational countercharges. The divore
suit has not been tried.
Griffith was mentioned in connection wit
Mrs. Krauss first when she went to Lo
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11
Drummer Gets Plaster
Intended for Preacher

ing anxious inquiries elected the intorma-
ton thst the dean had passed a very COM
Portable night with no stomach trouble to
annoy, "A mustard plaster is an excellent
remedy" eontentedly sighed his wife
Mustard plaster" gasped the dean, II
didn't have on any mustard plaster"
At that moment, from the dressing
room, bOlted a travelling man. purple with
rage and emitting "a flow OF profnity
amazingly picturesque aEo complete. After
fighting the air for some moments in a
vain attempt to decide upon the guilty
party he became sufficiently articu.ata
TO shout:
Some fool put a mustard plaster on
me. and It's burned clear through"
In the roar Of laughter that greeted this
Information. mother" subsided in the cor
rer OF the seat; and the dean regarded her
with an expression that indicated he had
good one" TO hold over her head for
the rest OF her natural life.
n. B.-This was not the local dean.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-11

Among the best OF the vacation storis
that has been going the rounds was tola
by an Omaha man, just returned from an
extensive tour through California and other
western states Among party which lac
met travelling together was church dig,
nitary and his wife, on their way to some
Episcopal gathering. Both were corpu-
lent and very dignified, but none OF the
Pullman enjoyed a joke better. At dinner
tho dean complained Of distress in his
stomach. and confided to his wife, whom
he addressed as mother that he felt
sure he was 20 have bad night Mother
suggested that she would prepare the Gus
tomary mustard plaster, but the dean
hastily protested.
In the night hearing her husband tossing
in his berth across the aisle, and thinking
OF his remark at the dinner table. she
hastily repaired to the diner. fixed a good
strong plaster OF decided drawing qualities
applied IL. aud again retired. Next mora