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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-10

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The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
PROSECUTOR DETERMINED.
Charlotte Official Refuses To stop
Local Option Prosecutions.

CHARLOTTE. Mich, Jan. IL
Prosecuting Attorney Mepeek Is NOT
going to be swevved from what he he
lieves 10 be his offcial duty by pc
titions asking for dismissal of ERIN
inal cases. Some tine ago he decline
TO act on a petition to dismiss inc
case against l.. e. Myers. former pro
prietor OF the Anderson house. OF Eaton
Rapids. charged with violating the
local option law.
subsequently, Myers was convicte
and appealed his case to the supren"
court. Now comes petition askins
the oficial to drop the case asalns
Lawrence Strimhack, the Sunnelo
farmer charged with the same offense
Again he has declined. The Myer'
case. when decided, will determine an
intricate question In loca, option mat
tiers. II is alleged Myers furnishe
two glasses of beer 10 two OF his wa I
resses. one Of whom was afterwar1f
discharged and forthwith made con
rlaint. Attorneys for Myers argue
that inasmuch as the hotel was Mye's
only place of residence he was actlhT
within his legal rights, based on q 5u
preme court decision raising the sam
point from Cadillac. except the Wex
ford county case dealt with private
house instead of q hotel.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
SUGAR BUSINESS sooMs.

BAY CITY. Mich. Jan. 1.-THE
pnst year has been the biggest In the
history Of beet sugar production in
Nay City, the home Q; the industry In
tho United states. The German-Am-
orican ooIapany sliced $4,000 tons IT
beets. for which II paid $4,000. it's
sugar output was 100000 pounds.
Tho Bay City factory reports "ap-
pfox!matoly $4,000 tons OF bcets.' but
20 iis sugar. output was only 10000, 900
pounds. n undoubtedly sliced less
than tho Gorman.Ancrican The West
Bay City factory. which has less
capacity than oithor OF the others.
he. campaign lauting work ~
&c days longer. AMI iis sugar outpu,
wax about 100000. Tho total paw
mcnie To farmoru for bcota was In the
mel shborhood of S1.s25.0oo. or ovor
1000 daily. whilo the cost Of labor
In the three factories was over e207,-
900. or $4,000 per day.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
WIFE TRAILS HUBBY BY
USE OF OCCULT POWER
He Answers Her Suit For Divorce BY
Saying That Spirits Were Not
Her Only Visitors.

CHICAGO, Jan. l7.-Husbands with
important business" which detains
them from the family fireside In the
evening had better see that their
wives do not study spiritualism. Some
times IL interferes with the 'impor-
tant business" and leads to the d.
vorce court That has been the ex-
perience OF Robert Newton Cotton
who Is connected with the grocery
firm OF Steele. Wedeles & Co.
Mrs. Mary Jane Lloyd Cotton. who
is a spiritualist, is seeking a divorce
and separate maintenance from her
husband. She appeared before Judge
Charles NJ Walker In the circuit
court and told how she could 60 into
trance and see every movement
made by her erring spouse. All she
had to do was to lie down on a couch
and cover her eyes with the coat her
huband had worn during the day. In
that way, she said, she could trace
every move made by the man who
wore the coat.
Mr.. Cotton has no faith in spiritual
ism and little faith In his wife. He
filed a cross-bill. In which he alleges
that spirits were not the only visitors
at the Cotton residence. He says that
Wilson Abatement. an ex-soldier and
a prize-fighter. frequently visited Mrs.
Cotton. Several times. Cotton AYERS,
prevented him from en-
tering his home. and when he finally
forced the pugilist to leave, his wife
said: Sweetheart, you stay here
Mr.. Cotton was supported in his tes-
by Mrs. Anna Lindstrom,
nurse who testified that she attended
Mrs. Cotton for two months and that
was a constant caller
In his cross-biIl Mr.. Cotton alleges
that his wife became so engrossed In
the study of spiritualism that she had
a room fitted up with furniture sup
posed to be congenial TO spirits and
refused to let anyone enter IT, She
called il her consulting room, where
she summoned spirits from the deep.
Mr.. Cotton never saw any OF the
spirits. but frequently he saw Authe-
ment.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
HUSBAND IN JAIL,
WIFE RUNS RANCH
BE Brave. Don't Worry. I'll Look
After II and Be With You at
the Trial" She Says

KANSAS CITY. Jan. HE
brave. don't worry. Ill look after the
ranch and be with YOU nj the trial,
is the message Mr. eugene tiays sent
To her husband. the Oklahoma STOCK
man, In Jail in Kansas City on
charge OF FIRST degree murder. Mrs.
HAYS is alone al her home In Elsin.
Kan. forced BY necessity to take
charge OF the 16,000-acre ranch which
her husband has leased in Usage
county in Oklahoma
Eugene Hay shot and killed Edward
Hays. his partner. in the barroom oil
the Sexton Hotel Sept %. They haa
Just closed a deal by the terms OF
which Eugene Hays was to pay Ed
ward Hays $4,000 for his interest
in lands in Oklahoma. Bad feeling
existed between the men and they had
decided TO dissolve partnership. Eu-
gene Hays leased $1,000 acres or land
with the option 10 purchase 1t at the
expiration OF five years.
After Eugene Hays got together
this large holding IL is said that plans
were made by others 10 try to take
the ranch from him. He believed that
Edward Hays. the man he killed and
whom he had given a start In the
world several years ago, was plotting
with his enemies TO take his ranch and
TO kill him. He knew that the feeling
OF Edward Hays was bitter toward
him. They Quarrelled and the shoot
ing followed.
After the shooting Eugene Hays
surrendered and was released on sl0.'
600 bond. Later the grand jury was
convened and he was indicted for first
degree murder and his bond Increased
TO $4,000. This he furnished. but
few days ago Judge Latshaw OF the
criminal court ordered him 10 jail.
| His attorney made plea that his VIE
was at home alone with two small chill
dren---a niece and nephew they had
taken to raise after their parents
had died: that he would suffer great
financial losses II he were forced 10
jail. The plea did not prevail.
The trial OF Hays is set for Jan.
"a. II he is found guilty II will mean
that Mrs. Hays will have 10 continue
the management OF the big ranch for
many years to come.
She knows how" Mr.. Hays said In
the county Jail She is accustomed
TO the plains and the handling OF
horses and cattle. There Is foreman
ON the ranch, but the responsibility
will rest on my wife. The fellows
who are plotting TO take the ranch
from me when the leases expire
wouldn't hesitate 10 rob my wife 81
lher last penny. She not only will
have to look after the ranch, but VIII
have 10 battle with band OF crooks
TO prevent being robbed OF the lands
we have struggled for years TO &C
cumulate."
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
BANTERED AFTER HUG,
GIRL BECOMES INSANE
Playful Embrace by . Young Man
Causes Teasing TIL Her
Mind Gives WAY

KEOKUK. Ia. Jan. 1.-THE en-
brace of young man. followed by
incessant teasing on the part Of girl
companions while at work. has caused
pretty twenty-year-old Lille Nygren.
daughter OF s. p. Nygren. 10 become
insane.
These facts were disclosed In the
application for Miss Nygrens com
mitment 10 the state institution ~
Mount Pleasant She is in a critical
condition, and IL Is feared that she
may attempt suicide.
Miss Nygren was employed In a
local wholesale house. Several weeks
ago she was playfully embraced
against her will by a young man work
ing by her side Seeing Miss Nygren's
resentment. several OF her girl com
ranions teased her until she quit
work and went home. where she cried
for several days. Upon returning "a
work the girls again leased her. and
she again went home crying. Melan
cholia ensued. followed by insanity.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
N0MEM IN PANAMA.
FIGHT [QR SOCIAL
SUPREMACY
xrs. Gorgas Was Undisprted Queen
Of Society Until Arrival Of
Mrs. Goethals, Wife OF
Chief Engineer.
Whole Canal Zone Has Been Divided
Into Two Factions By Inter
esting Conflict.

ANCON. Canal Zone, Panama. Jan.
17-The action Of the house OIL rep
resantatives In passing the bill TO aooi-
1sh the canal commission was antici-
pafed in the canal zone; indeed. IL
was here that the fight on the com
mipsi0n found its origin.
The whole canal zone has been di-
vided into two factions. the Mrs. GOT
gas adherents. and the Mrs. Goethals
boosters. The war OF the women has
waged fiercely and releltlessly since
the arrival OF the wife Of Lieut-Col
Ooethals. Until then the undisputed
queen OF Panama society was Mrs.
0orwas. wife Of Col. VIM c. Gorgas.
Head OF the department OF sanitation
md 4 member Of the canal commits
u1on. She had maintained her leader
ohfp during all the time that civil
Ian Vas at the head Of the commits
oion. but when Lieut.. Col Goethais
cane down az chairman and chief en-
finscr OF the commission. Mrs Cor
gas met rival well worthy OF her
steel and the battle was on. Society
arrayed itself upon either side. though
Il must be admitted that Mrs. Gorgas
has been losing many OF her follow
ers 6ince Lieut-Col. Goethals began
advocating the adjustment OF the
commission.
And now the canal zone is certain
that the gallant Northumberland Will
be appointed director-general OF the
canal and of the canal zone. for was
not he the man who first urged that
congress take the step that II has, asks
fAncony
But az long as Mrs. Gorgas remains
she will continue TO head all social
affnfrs in consequence OF her hus-
bands higher rank. Only the with
drawal OF Col. Gorgas and his wife
from the isthmus will give to Mrs
0oethals undisputed possession of the
social ladders top. for then her hus
hand will be both the ranking army
officer and head OF the canal govern
ment-
Col Gorgas nay be left temporarily
IN charge @. the work OF sanitation
but only until such a time as the d.
rector. general-if he be Lieut.-Col
Goethals--can bring about his recall
to the United States.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
The American Excess
OF Good Living
The Principal Cause OF the Great Prev.
aience Of indigestion and Dyspepsis.
A Trial Package OF stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free.

Man inhabits every part OF the globe
where external influences can be sue
cessfully resisted. Food Is an imp0r-
tant element In cffetting this. and ma
ture has provided for 1t accordingly.
The colder the climate the more ami
NAL food and oily substances are re-
quired: The warmer. a preponderance
OF vegetables and fruits Is necessary
in ones diet.
The whale-blubber OF the fur-clai
Eskimo. and the rice OF the nude
African. are as much necessities OF
locality as matters OF choice. The
same indications exist I'm civilization.
Thus. the diet In American and Eng
land is essentially different from that
in italy, Spain and Egypt.
The effects OF universal communica-
ton are nowhere more obvious than
on the luxurious table. To furnish
the refined cuisine, all climates, both
sea and land, are laid under contribu-
ton. and the stomach 10 expected 70
digest, without assistance everything
that 10 put into H. Combining TO-
gether such varied products. and tile
neglect OF the relation between eli
nate and foods. are very active causes
OF dyspepsia.
The heavy substantial dishes OF this
climate accord badly with the Their
mometer at ninety degrees; and IN in.
debility In regulating the kind and
quantity Of food In cause OF q large
proportion OF the ill.hesIth and stom.
sch troubles among the English and
Americans.
Thousands of people who have sui.
fered from stomach troubles, and a
general ill-health resulting therefro7i.
hecrrse OF a badly regulated diet. and
tic ingssting OF al excessive amount
OF food at the table. have obtained
speedy and permanent relief by means
of a simple exped:ent--that Of using
one or two OF STUART'S DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS after each meal, or when
ever any OF tho weli-known SYMPHONIC
OF indigestion are present.
These powerful digestive tablets
contain every element that exists la
the stnmnuh 60 d'gest the food, ann In
tne sxact proportion a. found therein,
rhey take the place OF the natural di'
rostiye iulees when the latter are %
feient ir qualify or quantity, and do
aoir wefR foe them, removing the IN
digestion by digesting the food and
resting, strengthening and purifying
The digestive tract.
There Is no other digestive remedy
On the market which has been found
equal to Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
none which Ia 30 rapidly and power
fully efficient, or which removes dis
comfort. bsnishes stomsch-pain, aud
relieves and cures all OF the symptoms
OF dyspepsia AM Indigestion In 81
thorough and pleasant manner rs
these marvellous ittie tablets. a Single
grain Of which il capable OF digestins
2 600 grams ~ any and every kind oi
food.
All persona who are annoyed with
stomach 'roub,as Of any kind should
tee ssuar's Dyspepsia Tablets. which
will remuve such troubles In very
short time. Purchase box from
your druggist. and send us name and
address for free sample. Address n
~ Stuart Co. 80 Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
BROTHER AND SISTERS
REUNITED AFTER 18 YEARS
Nebraskan Meets Sisters He Last Saw
In Orphanaqe In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 17.-Charles En-
nest, Nebraskan cowboy, arrived In
Cleveland in search OF three sisters
whom he last cav 16 years ago In the
Cleveland Christian orphanage when
they we're small children. Before
evening he was united with two OF
his sisters and has found where the
third Is living.
Upon the death OF their parents the
Ernest children were taken by the
Cleveland Christian orphanage.
Charles went west soon after and
found work on a ranch. The youngest
OF the girls, Lillian. was four when
Charles last saw her. Later she was
adopted by family named Melbourne
that changed her name 10 Clara. Fol-
lowing the death Of her foster-mother
4 year and a half ago Clara Melbourne
went into Juvenile court 10 protect an
estate left by her foster-mother.
II was through the orphanage and
the record at the court that Ernest
located his sisters. Learning that one
Of his sisters was known by Probate
Officer Lewis. Ernest applied to him
and was told to wait few minutes.
Lewis telephoned Ward & Seth. book.
binders for the public library. who
sent Clara Melbourne over TO the court
house. II was the long lost sister.
The united brother and sister went
at once in search OF another sister.
who lives on Berry-ave.. 8. w Then
they went shopping.
Two ambitions have fred Clara
since she was q little girl.
When / get the money from man
mas estate" she often told her
friends. Il am going to 90 west and
find brother and buy him a diamond
ring" The brother bought her tho
diamond ring.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
FINDS FRIEND DEAD.

LANSING. Mich. Jan. Hilary
Robinson. aged 2s. was found dead IN
he room on South Westinghouse.
%eterday by friend who came hers
from Hillsdale TO spend the day with
MIN. When the Hillsdale man ar.
rived AZ the house the landlady In
f0rued him that Robinson had not
LEFT his room. A knock at the door
brought no response and II was
broken open and the dead body of
Robinson was found In the bed. He
HAD been In poor health for several
The Detroit times., 1910-01-17
WILL NOT PROSECUTE
BOY WHO SHOT FATHER
Ludinaton Lad Fatally Wounds
Drunken Parent Who Had Ter
rorixed His Household.

Orunken P&FcUt VNS t'&s
rorlxed His Household.
IUDINGTON, Mich. Jan. 1.-THE
coroner and police refuse to prosecute
Henry Smith. Ia years old. who SHOT
and fatally wounded his father. Charles
smith. aged 81. Saturday night when
the parent came hoine and started III
TO KIN his family. The officials say
the lads deed was justifiable.
Smith had pecn causing endless
trouble in the nelghborhood Tor the
last wear while en- his drunken sprees,
and the police had been called TO me
home frequently &c take him into Gus
tody when he threatened TO XIII tnS
family
saturday night Smith came home In
toxicated and maze for his WIFE.
threatening her life. The son, Henry
took his mothers part. and grappie'
with his father, but was soon over
powered and choked nearly into insen
slbility. When he father again turne''
his attention 10 the mother, Herr?
gained his feet ana after begging MS
father to cease, again grappied ~tl'
the older Smith and was again cnokeu.
hut managed TO escape and was chased
into a bedroom, where he secured
shotgun loaded with buckshot. ms
father followed aim there and the uoS
said: pa, stop. or shoot YOU
Smith replied with curses an,
rushed az the boy. when the boy hre''
at his head, striking him In the rieh
heck. tearing he cheek bone away
back TO the ear. 80 In 80,
A stray buckshot from the gun ~
the mother on The top OF the hean
she was trying TO hold her husoa"V
from the boy and made an ugly sea'i
|, wound.
In the Smith family are also t"o
older children. "A boy and a girl. VIZ
were not present al the time oi
shooting.