Reversed - The Weurthner Case Will Be Tried Again

REVERSED.

The Weurthner Case Will be Tried Again.

The supreme court Wednesday reversed the decision of the Washtenaw county circuit court in the case of Carl F. Wuerthner vs. The Workingmen's German Benevolent Society of Manchester. The case was commenced in justice court where the plaintiff secured a judgement for $78 for sick benefits. The society appealed the case to the circuit court, where Judge Kinne dismissed the case. The plaintiff then appealed the case to the supreme court where it has now been reversed. It will therefore be retried. Lehmann Bros. and Stivers are the attorneys for the plaintiff and A. F. and F. M. Freeman for the society. There is very much feeling in the case. There is another case, an action for slander pending against the society.