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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-06
GRANULAR.


20 Freedom! thou art not, as poets
dream
A fair young girl, with light and
delicate limbs,
And wavy tresses gushing from the
cap
With which the Roman master
crowned his slave
When he took off the gives. A
bearded man,
Armed TO the teeth, art thou; one
mailed hand
Crasps the broad shield, and one the
sword; thy brow,
Glorious in beauty though II be. is
SCARED
With tokens of old wars; thy massive
limbs
Are strong with struggling. Power
at thee has launched
His bolts, and with his lightnings
snnttcn thee:
They could not quench the life
thou hast from heaven"
I. Write the subordinate clauses of
the above selection and tell what each
modifes and the kind of an element
each one is
2. Point out the phrases in the above
selection and tell upon what each de.
pends and the kind of element each
one is.
3. Parse the words in gothic in the
above selection.
4. Distinguish between an adjective
and a participe and illustrate fully.
explain and Illustrate the gerund,
cognate object, a neuter verb and cor
retatlNe auNgrDs
4. When are what" and "as" rela
tive pronouns? Illustrate.
:. What is gender? How many
kinds? What gender is army?
School? Teacher? Jury? Parent?
3. why use the third person form
OF the pronoun in speaking of ones
self?
.. Explain the sign of the posses.
sive case forms of nouns as to a class
10. Write a strong paragraph on one
OF the following topics: Teaching
Punctuation" Correcting Some
Wrong Habits in the Compost. N
Work OF Pupils" or How Lead the
Pupils TO do Original Work in Com
position"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-06

One-way second-class Colonist Fares
March 10th to April 10th, 1911.
San Francisco, Los Angeles $685. SO
Portland, Seattle, Spokane 1915
Mexico City 1915
Corresponding rates to points in Ar.
iona, British Columbia, California,
Colorado, Idaho, Mexico, Montana,
Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas,
UKh, Washington and Wyoming.
Homeseekers Excursion Fares to
the South, Southeast, West and
Northwest first and third Tuesday of
each month.
Winter Tourist Excursion fares to
winter tourist resorts in Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mexico,
Mississippi, New Mexico, North Car.
olina, South Carolina, Tennessee and
/ Texas.
I See your agents for full particulars
or write III. G. STEVENSON, ID. p.
A., Chillicothe.
ID d ~ ~ wv
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-06

time past noon equals 9.2o Of the time
to midnight?
7. II fifteen men can excavate a eel
lar AZ feet deep, "a It. long and 15 It.
wide in 215 days of 9 hours each, in
how many days can 40 men do the
same work If they work but hours
each day?
s. Mr.. Brinkman borrowed $3.50 on
May 1, 1904. paying interest at Gfo per
annum. When he paid the note he
gave me s19G47. On what date did he
pay the money?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO
SOUTHWESTERN R.R.
TIME TABLE

TRAINS LEAVE HILLSBORO-at
7:25 a. M, 2:15 p. M, 4:30 p. M, e:40
?. M, daily except Sunday.
Sundays only at $40 a. M. and $40
ID. m.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-04-06

TRAINS ARRIVE HILLSBORO-
at 1920 a. M, 4:0S p. M, $3.50 p. M,
$40 p. M, daily, except Sunday.
Sunday only, 1890 a. m. and 9p. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
BLACK HAND is
ACTIVE IN COLORADO
Federal Md l. Askcd nv Pueblo To
iKation; Blacknhil PrHctl~cd.

Pueblo. colo Sept 6.-To ina ace
the government Co send secret service
men hcr, 10 make th" arrest of local
Black flanders M, district attorney
has written IN, department of Justice.
ana u b. believed 90. department VIII
take steps Co rld This section OF What
is considered the hpldost band pf cN-
tortiunists boo th" west The sheriff
has secured mu,h evidence, with pho
togrnphs, implicatuug tho local band
and II b. believed BE- viii not Dee diii-
cult FOR officers operating under the
federal laws To- land "a, unglrudrrs
In the pcnilcntary The state law
makes no provision for prosecution
of Black Hand gangs, and Tor this
reason the sheriff Is unHbl" 90 act.
Developments dgriuE the last two
weeks. showing that certain Pueblo
Italians are forced 10 pay monthly
sums into the treasury of th, 8lark
Hand. have STIRRED local OFFICERS Co.
appeal Co the government TONY cor
rine. steel worker is ono of several
foreign'rs who pay x2i "a month blood
MONEY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
DETECTIVE BURNS
SPRINGS ANOTHER
One Hundred Quarts ot Nitro Giyccr-
In" Found Ia Indiana Town sup
posed to HaNc Belonged H. Nlicecd
DNnamitcf~

Los Angeles. Cal, Sept Ga hun.
drod quarts OF nitrogIycerin, believed
hy detectives 10 have been purchased
IN Il little eastern Indiana town ry
Ortic Mt Manieal will be- one OF the
awesome exhibits "a the coming trial
In Los Angeles Of the McNamaras
According 20 Information that
reached here the discovery of tns
wholesale quDaHty oI the eXplo We
was made a. NuuCic. Ind. by detect.
ives OF the Burns agency the cAplo-
sivf was found In q house rented sv
MCMnnigal some time prior jo his aj.
rest Na'ol Guth,ia of the In 'lan1
ciis vas apprisrd OF the location ni
the house, bur refused 10 give any In.
formation concerning o.
The niiroglyccrin was purchased
AZ Portland - miles northeast OF
Muncic, near the Ohio line Il was
bought OF NJ j. Merchant agent there
OF the independent Torpedo com.
pany and McManigals photograph
has been recognized as the picture of
the man 10 whom he sold the eXplo
siye II is believed that the stun
found IN The vacant house was left az
Muncie When part OF the purchase
was taken to Peoria, m and used IN
the destruction OF a bridge there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
\ BLOW 10 ROMANCE.

Judge v " port.rfield OF Kansas
CpA Juvenile court recently said.
in comment ON marriage. In ten
wears marriage viii be controlled by
~iitct laws The man and woman VII
have o. show that they are sound
mentally and physically Tho man
must show that he is in position to
support q wife and family. tho WOE
man that she knows nos 20 keep
house. conk. sew aud take care OF
ru,ldren There viii also hc morll
qualification Unless thcy con SHOW
positive qualifications ON these lines.
th"y win bn denied license
something 81 the glamour ana roe
nance Of -ourtsmp. the saying ot
sweet nothing ana the fairly tales of
CASTLES IN spain "Whcrr he would be-
poet with nothing else to do bat
Q" write Oh" tender verses shr set th,
music 60 would b, missing m such
maucr-of-fact marriage SAYS tn.
S7lina journal. Gas olpprmonts with
romantic automobile runs 20 tho next
county seat and long stories in tu,
sunday napcrs would be missing aud
The world that loves lover. would
feel that some of the sweetness ana
j"S had sonc ont 81 uf,
Yet ,he plan suggested would not
%" without Us compona,ug features
me Journal g1cs ou 10 say For
much 90 tho romano, az runaway
matches OF short acquaintance we'd
dings and Of marriages thpt take place
when m" husband cannot support his
wife and the wife cannot nuke tbp
muse "a home. proves 90 bo nut thin
veneer and 'upid's .ycsight improves
after few weeks Of welded life.
Tho loss oi romance that Judge por-
i"rii"ld.s provision would effect would
d. attended h> e. CONSEQUENT slump In
N" business of the divorce courts
ana OF the iuyonu, courts and there
would be- fewer stories Of domestic
ini'lieiiios told in details IN Journals
"f yellow hue Sintisticians. who
'"mplle long columns of figures 20
Nn'" the trend ~ domestic ffo.
would find some startling new facts
ana mo percentage 81 happy BONES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

Tu' proposed convention oi may
of, OFF th, Euflug. cities ANA towns n'
Ncv Mckee j1 us hrld here during
iHi .,,N. Is sn novel e plan. ana 90
once .n expeditions. that 81, deserves
wni, than pu-siuG mention Whit"
fnu" precedent for such uu uuo.t-
u"u wat uo found iu tho convention
OF state governors. which has now
COINS @" hc an unnuoi affair ih" .l'a
col adapting the .ehrwo Zoo iu, heads
"i municipal unit. a e. unique de-
ratiutc u n-t"r, The plan 20, out.
Hucd 100 MuNor Elders letter i- 60
discuss problems oi municipal govern
mont ana 60 drnff set uf municipal
laws that Viu eliminate tive troubles
What have hosci the mayoralty of th"
stat" under m" territorial laws Th"
tune ot the meeting Us siugulurl, up-
portuuc bccousc u Nill maxi" possible"
mat laws be- adopted by the first
state legislature. providing model mu-
nicip1l legislation for the Young state.
"a contamination dcyoutiy Go b." wish.
80
Tn" success that has resulted from
Tho convention at stat" governors has
been greater than the fOndcst hopes
OF the men who instituted the move
mont Il has enabled IN" heads "t
the Individual states OF the union q"
int"liigcntlN discuss problems OF state
government and captain the results OF
experiences aud experiments. so that
mistakes iu one stat" need not b" no
p'ated hr her sister states Where
beneficial measures have been insti-
tutcd II encourages their adoption hy
less progressive commemorative Tn"
convention of state governors. while
first proposed as an experiment, has
proven 30 cminontiy desirable that IL
has now hcrome u permanent organ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
NEW YORK 0VERRUN
BY FLEA HORDE

\,V YORK. sept o. Ncv York
state is the victim or violent and
concentrated attach u, pul,N ,tnis
and rulrs tIltuus
iulDN Hauis BIS the common dog Flea
aud pul,N rr.tau- IA, common hannah
flea. More ur these two varieties nt
pests has. been observed throughout
tho STATE. ana particularly iu regions
near ths giu. tH-n have been noted
bon wears
From N,stch'.tor towns for weeks
have come reports uf dogs eaten alive
ht the pests. one man .u Pelham
Killed $50 OF his dogs which wen, $50
infested that their skins were GONE
btantly covered Win blood from IN
roads mad, ny the insects
Two tpgs were found dead. presume
ahlN rom the attack of nvas. in Tor-
rNtown. ana 40 lr,mgton prtut, ken
n'ls have had to b., burned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
HYoMEI FOR CATARRH.
Worlds Greatest Remedy Tree FROM
Cocaine, Opium and M Habit
Forming Drugs.

start right moss. before cold wealth
or comes, To Kan catar9h germs and
get rid of cutarrh H. the best time.
breathe HYOMEi tprohouncc II
lIigh-o-mcl D. II, O'Ricily 60. guur-
antees H. II is made of Australian
eucalyptus thymnl and other anti
septiCs. ana bcsidcs destrnyiug the
germs u soothes aud heals the sore,
raw membrane ana prevents mdcus
from forming IN the air passages
Breathe II few times day rs
an easy and pleasant treatment and
results are quivk ana certain
HNOMEl is guaranteed for cuiarrh,
asthma and catarrhal deafness. or
money back complete outflt. in
Guiding hard rlbhcr inhaler. costs
81 90. Extra BOTTLES if atiorward
needed cost bat 80 cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

ne asserted Thar the committee ap.
pointed was NOS thc choicc oi the ma.
lurtN l. IN, uUpptts owners ON tho
streets to De- paved 1ud that fho sigma.
.ut'. fo the petition were simply q
case of people signing he hIsi thing
around without sufficient ,og.ilera.
ton
Tlu-. NJ. Iauwu .cprsonuna
tH. Niulbc ,oupiu, bad au uphiIl
.oN loo dcieu Iua hI- paving How.
over. lc went 1f DO win % jest
Quoting him in brief Wood block
Del alright IN moist climate. uut 10
This lUg climate thc clco .u'o comes 90
no, surface and the block hlis.cts.
When thus diipd 0ut DO wears away
yorJ rapidly As an illustration he
referred TO fs unsuccessful use h
Dallas Texas
ON This point Dee was questioned bv
alderman ClarU. who read letter
Iuu cN-StrccI Commissioner DOJuc
OFF Dallas. refer us fu fhc wood llogE
usci there in complimentary terms
IvlcaIams received uy Suporntond.
cut summers from Street Commission.
or lee ot Dallas ana General super.
uirnd'ni NHk-rn OF inc southern
lines. were also read The INST con.
..doUci he wool block paving % sue.
cess. while the second limited Do Dos
,uc Exception ol hot weather when Tho
uou might be- els Iccfci To draw fho
,.ousOto rom The block When This
Was read M Latham nilci broadly
indicating thai hv considered b. the
point a' which ho bad noou driving
Upon being questioned 10, NJ.
S.aWm u regard Pep the difference De.
tween 90, hitulI'blc ana ordinary as.
uhtll MI. latham replied 800 scientific
terms. which Nh Sfamm inferred 90
mean simply 90 difference in size Of
thc stone used N. Stamm also lu.
umrrd % the OIuushln bid was not
mad, ON the same spccihcatiou-s as
lho nitulihic. and upon receiving an
Affirmative ansNo.. asked the reason
Ton jhc considerable difference To this
Nh Latham replied that the O1aggh.
iiu bid had been Withdrawn ana tha.
Nh Olauehlin had seat the inio.mu.
lion that b. would lo iurus ihlc tul
Unu tu la, The PAWN. called tor 900 he
specifications W that bid. hut that he
had another paving which be- could
l1t a. the price DID, 81 So Nh Stumm
Immediately denied This
Mr. Lanham also pointed TO the fact
chat Do would Dee impossible tor the tie
plant fO CrooSoto wood blocks. a. rae
pickling Is done withou, pr, ,surc
while wood block crDo~oting requires
pressure
While M Clarb took The position
oj desiring more deliberate CuusidcIa.
fiua. On Wroth looked 10 the matter
n q Nay MOI prcyiousl, mentioned
tie considered the matter rather ont
of the jurisdiction al the council aud
thought hat it should be- decided bv
the people involved, the ones paving
tor the paving Thus. 1t the commit.
tee representing these persons asked
lor biWlithic, it was hi opinion that
oitulithic they should have. TO quote
10 Us my opinion that The rrlort Of
thar com nittec should be accented
oven 10 they ash Tor dohc roads
~ Wroth's motion TO lay the mat.
ter over one week was carried and the
meeting shortl, adjourned 10 next
Tuesday az O'Clock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
BLASTING STOPPED
At BIG DAM ON
LABOR DAY
All Regular Government En-
ployes Given Holiday With
Full Pay; Laborers Also
Take a Lay Off to Celebrate
Especial correspondence - the Herald


''p'''"' "'''sp"""'"'" '" IN" ""r"'"'
'hl- Dos Deem in' most quiet da. .n
several wuu'U, Al rmpIpt,. v.I.
,i,.p .. diva. ,,.,t,,, ,..,t .,.. p.t
''''" '' '.'
wore "h uniN som" OFT the ,l'tN.
and ,usiu,rI. worked O. Uar OF tn.
On, ytt. BID. ,r,, .pr.t AIM. ,.., month.
''' "'' "'"'" '.'
ms
Several games ui t,uui. were rIll.
ed rb, ..urf vI. .p ,... r,..rr. 40
,..
II'''" 'n 'h' si""h's 100 N~h cam" 900
in no. afternoon
Information b,. u,.p ,...p,r. r..
......4 .......
WIZ. '"'''E '''"N'h' MO. l'' 800
iul bidder 'ur OBJ, three .tpI,.Nuts
which co.. d. extend fr.,r b.tp ..t.,
,,..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.

by request OF my Republican friends
] have agreed 90 announce myself as
candidate for Judge OF the district
court OF the Second Judicial district,
which rs composed OF the counties or
hernalillo, Mckinley and Sandoyal
do so with the understanding that
my candidacy will be subject 10 the
action OF The Republican delegates OF
me above mentioned counties In tho
state convention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
ELFEGo BACA.
AttOrRey.at-law,
Albuquerque, n NJ

For bowel complaints IN children
always give Chamberlain's collie. Cho-
l"ra and Diarfhoea Remedy and GUS
TOR OF. u is certain 60 encct q cure
ana when reduced with water ana
sWoeiened Is pleasant 90 take. 40
physician can prescribe bctior rem
ody For sale by an dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

t'mp'r ls, 1911
HESOCR rs
Loans and discounts ....S G9o.3so.
oNordrsits, secured aud
unsecured .......... e.aic.73
T. : bonds To- secure rir-
cu.auon ............. 100000 ga
&. s. Bonds to secure a..
: deposits .....,... 10000 ~
Premiums ON l.. s. hulds 1000 nu
Bonds, securities. etc. 3IuU.t6
Banking house. furniture
ana nN,ur.~ ......... >.ooo.oo
bu, from National
Huuk- Onot rDsrrN'
oecnto ............ la.aate3
Dur from state and PM
waite BANKS and Bank
'rs Trust companies.
and savings Ranks IG.GauIN
nu' from approved RE-
servo agents ........ tGo.eIsI3
Ch,cKS AVID other cash
items .............. aIo7Nl
Exchanges for Clearing
House .............. ui3i.c6
N"t.s ot other National
Hank. .............. S.5eooo
Fractional Paper cur
r"nrN nicki,s ana cents $50
10" '"' """'N l''0'i'' ~
BANK VIZ
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06

The import lists show tHa, tbo
United states boz importing Moor.
champaign, this t'1r than ever and
l'ss OF art works anI books While
TN" American thirst .s being ,duubt-
3d. tho American m"uuIr, seems ,o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-06
GIRL IS
SHOT BY LOVER
Sixteen Year Old Miss in Globe
is Riddled With Bullets BY
Jealous Sweetheart Who
Feared a Rival.


Globe. Aril. sept G.-Th, victim
of alleged jealousy. p,po DracRollch.
% l6-y"ar-old Savoniun girl. Vas shu'
four times through the abdomen and
probably fatally wounded Tom Nul-
Itch. former sweetheart. b. 100 Jail.
charged with the shooting II was
said mat the accused man was fn'd
by rho girl'- brother TINT sio bad an
other sWc, thplrt.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
Nevada.

A second strike at Camp Terrill-
tbs time OF silver ore running so
cents to the pound-has intensified
the popular interest in Nevada's latest
mining strike, and more people are
rushing into the camp.
II the expectations of large num-
ber Of business men Of Goldfield and
Tonopah are realized, large and val
liable deposit of potash will soon be
opened in Railroad Valley, in Nye
county about seventy.five miles north.
east Of Goldfield. A syndicate headed
by Eugene Howell. state bank examin.
er. has already made large number
of locations covering an old lake bed
about three miles square, and Key.
stone drill has been ordered for the
purpose of boring and prospecting the
ground.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
OIL ON ROAD KILLS FLIES
Expert Of Massachusetts Town Says
Tsrvia Destroys Esss and Larvae
Of Little Insects.

Lenox, Mass.-A Lenox entomolo-
gist asserts that the absence OF files
along oiled highways is due to the
destruction Of the eggs and larvae by
the application of tarvia and the by.
products of oils WHICH are being used
TO prevent dust. After conducting a
series Of experiments the Lenox man
has found that there IL almost total
absence Of the stable or biting fly.
The Lenox experimenter says that
tarvia has practically killed the breed.
ing places Of the stable fly and that
there are fewer house flies.
Since It has been established that
typhoid germs are carried by dies,
also Asiatic cholera. and that there il
strong evidence that the ny is also
the carrier Of tuberculosis and other
diseases. the discovery that oiling
highways lessons the common ny and
almost entirely exterminates the sta.
BILE ny appears to be Of the highest
Importance.
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
Records Of Many Decades for
Fatalities Are Broken.
Munich savant Says High Tempera.
ture pepletes Body Of Necessary
saIt-SpeakIna Stones Cause
Much Alarm.

London.-When the statistics from
the various European countries are
gathered It probably will be found that
last month beat the records OF many
decades for heat fatalities. Following
on the theory that the living human
organism is merely a compound Of
chemical combinations. DR.. George
Hirth. a Munich specialist. propounds
a new explanation of the direct cause
OF death from heat stroke. which he
attributes to electrolytic disturbances
due to the abstraction OF salt frem
the system
His Investigations show that per-
sons who perspire copiously. especial
iy those who perform heavy physical
labor In hot weather. may lose In the
course Of single day thousands Of
grams Of moisture containing from
two-thirds to four-fifths OF per cent.
OF salt. He comes to the conclusion
that the human body under those con.
ditions may lose as much as thirty
grams. and IN extreme cases forty
grams OF salt day. an amazing guam
tity. which is not replaced in the or
dinary course by food.
Drinking large quantities Of water
II Of no avail: although It has this
advantage. that water attracts the re-
naming salt reserves Of the body and
prevents thicksning Of the blooA
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
BLOW WINS MAN AND MONEY
Railroad Gate Figures In Pretty Little
Romance Having Its Inception
at Spokane, Wash.

Spokane, Wash.-A slap In the face
has won for Miss Marjorie r. King
of Spokane a husband, happy home
and $125.000.
One Of the prettiest romances ever
known in Spokane. starting with an
accident, eliminated the other after
noon when Rev. E. L. House Of the
Westminster Congregational church
joined In wedlock John H. Starbird.
partner Of T. e. Westlake in the
grocery and provision business. and
Miss King. Spokane hairdressing ex-
pert. Starbird is forty-Hve years Of
age and was a widower, while the new
Mrs. Starbird Is twenty-three.
While riding in Starbird's automo-
bile the machine approached the rail
road crossing. The gates were open
and the party started to cross the
tracks. Then the long arm Of the
wooden gate fell across the automo-
bile Just in time to strike Miss King.
the blow knocking her unconscious.
Starbird rushed the injured girl to
his home, thus starting the romance.
In 1896 Starbird caught the Klondike
fever. He brought back something
over $125.000
Gilpin observer., 1911-09-07
DREAM REVEALS $500

searching your house on the chance OF
find the $780," Brasch is said to have
declared.
but Cooper would not permit. He
says that he and Mrs. Nichols left the
Brasch store and that Brasch and his
wife followed, Brasch all the way
pleading with Mrs. Nichols to make no
accusation until she had thoroughly
searched her home. At the house Mrs.
Brasch asked to be allowed to search.
II had a dream about this money"
she is said to have declared. II am
good at finding things. and this dream
ought to lead me to It,"
She asked the way to the parlor and
inquired II there was a bookcase there
Mrs. Nichols said there was. Mrs.
Brasch went into the room. She told
Mrs. Nichols the money ought to be
in the bookcase. II the dream were
true. Then. the officer and Mrs.
Nichols state. Mrs. Brasch went to
the bookcase. She fumbled in It for
a moment and then with cry fell
back. apparently half fainting.
10 L<OOh taCiS biuh
tell you could find It? l am good
at finding things" Cooper said Mrs.
Brasch cried.
Mrs. Nichols went to the spot indi-
Gated and there found the three miss
ing bills. She was positive she had
not placed them there. Brasch and
his wife were equally as positive they
had not put the bills there. and so
Cooper decided to put It up to Chief
Gillaspy. He brought Mrs. Nichols
and the bills to headquarters. After
Gillaspy had heard the story he or
dered the arrest Of Brasch.
Brasch Is well connected here and
both he and his wife insist the police
and Mrs. Nichols are wrong.
Mrs. Brasch is gifted with remark
able mind for finding lost articles. A
few months ago her husband lost a
valuable diamond stud. which Mrs.
Brasch found In a joist OF the ceiling
Of a new-erected addition to their