Decatur Democrat, Volume 56, Number 6, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1911 — Page 2

PROMISE. OF MARRIAGE. • Tke baits ot Matrimony were published tor the first time Sunday at the St. Mary a caurch between Joseph Spangler. ron of Mr. and Mrs John Spangler, from east ot the city, and Mis* Clara Ulman of Bryant. Ind. The bans of Mias Mary Geimer and Mr. Frank Bentx was also announced. for the third time. The wedding will take place on Wednesday Borting at $ o'clock front the St. Mary a church. Tom Baker, of Marion, nntil a few years ago a prominent resident of thia city, died Sunday night between 11; o'clock and the midnight hour at his home at Marton from an attack of ( paralysis of the Drain. Mr Baker had . been dangerously sick since Thursday night, when his brothers. Phil and Will ot this city were summoned to his bedside, leaving here Friday morning. they being with him when he passed away. The news of his death was received here by telephone message this morning by his niece. Mrs. Charles Rim-' hart The body will be brought to this eity for the funeral services and bur-' ial, and will arrive here tomorrow ? noon over the Clever Leaf. The remains will be taken to the h. me of his brother. William Baker. on Seventh street, and the funeral will be held, Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from the Methodist church. Mr. Baker was about fifty years et age. and leaves a widow, Emma Bak-. er, and six children The children are | Frances, Ora. Ivan. Adrian. Floyd and; Lloyd, the last two named being twins. But three brothers of the family sar-' vive. they temg Wil’. of this city, ptii- J ip. living west ot this city, and John ot Blue C-eek townsh.p A sister. Mrs Mary Elx-:y. passed away onlyj a few months agr The brother. Tom. ’ was here at that time, and visited here since for seres*! weeks. The news erf his sudden death comes as an unexpected sheek to his first of relatives and friends here • - - John Sullivan, a resident of this city and who has been making his home' with his brother. James H. Sullivan. on Twelfth street for s.-me time, passed sway into that sleep of death at j 7:3-? Sunday evening been asSided with that dreaded disease, tu- i betculoeis. which caused his demise , He was a sin -f tie late Timothy Sullivan, bcm and raised in this county, where his father owned a farm sooth of the city. A number of years ago be left the city and for the past six years has ' bees working at Fort Wayne. The ill-> ness had been steadily growing on him and six months ago be wrote his -. brother here, who bad him come and i?ike his home with him. After his j return, he seemed to improve s-ime-1 what and was able to be down street I but be soon took a su-ifeu change and ' graduaLy grew worse unti relieved by death. He was fitty-fonr years of age and unmarried, and leaves one brother, James, with whom be has been staying, to mosrn his loss. The '• funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at I;?. 1 o'clock front the St. Mary's church. Interment at the St. Joseph cemetery. - ■ - Mr. and Mrs. W H Kuebler arrived hose Sunday from a four weeks visit • at Jooesbore. Ark-, and other cities ot that vicinity While there they visited w»th the Bur. Lynch. Holthouse Fhlk and M-Ady families, and other former Decatur people. Mrs. Kaehler is very much pleased with the country and reports that tie past four weeks have beet focr of tie mast pleasant of her life She is espeetaliy delighted with the hospitality and unity ot the southern people, and •taxed that the visit there was one continual round of pleasure. Among the many social events riven in her honor was a delightful party given last Friday by Mm Bert Lynch, the guests nnmbermg oee hundred thirtyfive The weather is delightfully warm and while wraps and furs are worn to a certain extent, on the cooler days. Mrs. Koehler stated that she would have been perfectly comfortable without a wrap Last Friday thev even went out dftttng without cloaks or hats.. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson were royal entertainers at dinner and sapper Sunday, those sharing tie pleasures cf the day being Mr. and Mrs. Andy. Zese- and children. Peter Leser and daughters. Miss Clara and Mrs. The res* Schafer, and two sees. Will and Dan Zeser: John Niblock and Miss Anna Leic-htly. During the social evening mnsic rendered by Miss Le*c.’i*ly was much appreciated. Miss Raby MiHer entertained the Entre Nobs club, embroidery work demanding their attention during the fore part of the evening, this being laid aside later for a delightful flower contest and Instcheos. Miss Pearl Purdy won the prise in the Sower contest. Miss Matilda Seilem-eyer

j will be hostess at the next dub meeting in two week* Mr and Mgs D. H Hensley were i royal entertainers at a dinner par Sunday, the guests including Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Dibble and daughter, f Blanche; Mr. and Mrs. P G Hooper, i Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tyndall and son. ' Dan: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dugan and daughter. Naomi. Dorory and Helen Mrs. James Fristoe. who is at home from Winona until Wednesday or i Thursday of this week, was given an i agreeable surprise party Saturday evening by the members of her Sunday school class of the Presbyterian church, the reunion proving to be a delightful one. The Valentine social to be given by ‘ the Ruth Circle ot the Christian church next Monday evening at the Ben Hur hall promises to be an enjoyable affair. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Smith entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dick Christen ' and family at t o'clock dinner Sunday ' evening. The Young People s Allhnce ot the Evangel;.-al church will be entertained by Miss Orpha Sheets at the home of Miss Gnsta Cramer on Mercer avenue. Tuesday evening at 7:B® o'clock. The forepart of tne evening will be devoted to business, after which a no- ! cial time will be enjoyed Every memi be- is urged to be in attendance and to bring a mend. * The annual site box opening of the • Woman's Home Miss-onary society oi the M. E. church will be held Friday i night at the home of Mrs. W. J. My- • er*. A very good program has been prepared for this -.xcasion and it is desired that there be a large attend- * ance at this annual event. Geneva, Ind, Feb. S — Special t: ■Daily Democrat- —Her we-idlng gown, a Salvation Army uniform, a New York setUement worker, formerly of this place and late* engaged in the j army work at Ft. Wayne. Captain Nel- ' lie Fields, a daughter of Mr and Mrs. ' Darid Fields, wtn live six miles north- ‘ west cf here. last Wednesday became the bride of John Dahlin ot New London. rorr The c-ouple have been encaged in the Salvation Army work at the Cterry street settlement. Slum j in New York City and the wedding was solemniied at that mis- ' siu-n bonne in the presence erf of the residents of that section. The . bride and groom each wore a brand j new army suit. The bride is well j known here where she was reared , She has been in the Salvation Army work for eight or ten years They i wSi reside in New Britam, Conn I where they will continue in the army ■ work — Mrs. HMabeth Hawkina. Esther of Mrs. W. W. Briggs, was called to Dun- ' kirk this morning on acconnt of the set cua illness <f her brother. The third number at the leeutre course was given a: the M E church here Friday evenisg. when a fair-sixed audience heard Rev. Bennett of Warnew deliver his lecrsre. -Heroes' The subject was handled in a masterly manner, shtvfing that much thought and study had been given itThe fourth and last number of the coarse will be given Friday evening. March 3rd. when Rev A. S. Prester. ot Winchester will lecture on the subject, 'Wesdail Phillips’’ This sbonld be heard by aU interested in the course as this win be the crowning success of the course Remember the date, Friday. March 3rd. There is a great amount of dissatisfaction among the patrons of the Genera lecture c-ourse. living at Linn Grove, in regard to the w*y they were fooled Friday evening by the B. G. * C. traction -aragers. This company had agreed to furnish them transportation heme immediately after the lectorv baty they kepc them waiting until nearty rnfidn-ght. It is norf known that the matter was intentionaL bet it is hoped that the matter will be arranged in a better marr.er for the next lecture, Friday evenmg. Marti 3rd. There aretweety tickets at Lum Grove for the oocrse. Louis Andrews of Monroe, one of the pre-minent men of that place for t nsmber erf years an act’re business worker, who c* last Friday sufferid an attack of jaralysis, rendering his left side useless, died Satsrday afSnrnc«® at his home after rwenty-fo&r hours erf suffering. His death was, accardmg to his physician, due to apoplexy. He was one of the best taown residents of the county, haring lived here for many years and being engaged in the teg keying bnsmess. and was acquaxted with nearly every one. He was fifty-fire years at age asd had bees in good health np until the day when he was octsnaken with the stroke, and only then did be -complain cf a severe pain in his forehead. On returning home in the afiemom he collapsed upon his arriv-

al there and was unconscious Uli his. i death. His dem se has cast a gloom I aver town among w nMBy friend» . owing to the short duration of h.s ■■ nets, resulting In bis sud-len deal He was fifty-five years «< fi«v am leaves to mourn their loss a lovim wife and four children who are Mrs ' Nanny Mallony and Mrs. Amy Smrof Monroe, and one son and tx.c daughter who live at bosse. The funeral aenices will be he.i| Tuesday morning at ®:3d o'clock frvut, the Monroe church and interment a- ■ the Ray cemetery 0 Hr and Mrs. W. A Kuet-ler re—-■ ed borne Sunday morning from a fc’-r weeks' trip through the southwest, and report their trip as being one o< the most enjoyable they have ever tOer. While gone they visited at a number of places, but male the;r main stopping place at Jonesboro. Ark, where most of the Decatur pee-: pie are located, and where the greate. , portion of their time was spent. They ( also had a p.easant r.e> ct Mempfi-- | Tenn, for several days and were j much pleased with the conditions mu present state that southern eity en-j jcys. All of the Decatur people arc, doing fine and enjoj.ng good he*.'.fi.j -r are always glad to learn of or see, hmm one from here. Their trip was> complete, and they paid visits to I j J. Lynch. Fred Fhlk. George Ms:. aU the Holthouses and Mas ns all :f i whom join in sending their best *•-j cards and good wishes to their many, Decatur friend* Mr and Mrs. K_. , Jer also wish to state their appro lion of the many favors shown tier, while gone, which aided them mu:t r •nikA their visit zz-ore pieoiAt. are very grateful for the way in »: they were entertained by their fr On their way home they stopped :ff s', St, Louis for a day, which was i.-: much enjoyed. o > Monroe, Ind. Feb fi—'Specia t: Daily Democrat —On last Friday e- , oning the Monroe high school literaro ‘ society pulled oS one of the best er. tertaiußests ot this season, it :eiug a mock trial, a breach of promise ?-.: i in which two cf Monroe's prom.ter young people were arraigned h«ef -: his honor. ‘‘Jodge’ East. The f . r f ■ was represented by O V Graham vi; handled the case in behalf of the state ■ in a manner to make many pr.i;ng attorneys lay down the laur- H - plea was masterly and to the —■ The defendant was represented :y' O. P. Andrews and Ves Jotrso:. vt; fought hard in the defense ct their client. Mr. Andrews assumed the air at a Cul.-Seldged attorney, and was nght on the spot with ILs "Y oar Honor. I object.” and renemlbed ax oldtime ‘Jack in the box” while Ves Johaatm was always cn hand firing in the croorexammatim. The trial was interesting and contained many jughatde situations In the dosing argument by O. V. Graham :t seemed to take the large andseare off ;ts feet by rehashing the erifenre and' trying to conriace the intell.geak jury i that be akme was right and that tie' witnesses in general did net tell half they knew ‘Red certainly made a great splutter in trying to impress upon the minds of all interested that tee was entMed to the deciska. The I judge’ sat on the bench’ as dignified as any E. S. supreme judge ever sa-. and his loud aad ear-eplirtiag voice coaid be heard calling for order when h* Lis desk vln his Mr. East handed c-pmitrns to the ‘lawyears' that kept them r_.ess.ng what to do next The foliowing tried and true bouseholders were selected as iurymen. E. W. Busctey. J. P. Daria. David Fuh.-r.ar. Albert Pence. Charies Lammimaa. Dfck Haggard, who, upon due del; betatsc-n 1 rough*, in the foil-owt-g verdict Wt the jury, do find the defendant goaty as charged, and do hereby impose a fine upon the said defendant that be marry the whom be jilted, and that his best girt be emigrated to Utah and to remain there " It is stated this morning that at least two of the jmy were "bribed." and the remainder having been hypnotised by -Red' Graham, the prooeeuting attorney, who they say had » w-.eket eye and roujd see electricity emmating froa the tips of his fingers.. E W Jcrfinscn. as rierk of the court, acquitted himself in a most dignified max.r-er. while Clarence Smith, as court reporter, was the busiest man in the ecwrt room Creed Davis acted the part of sheriff, and had much d-Smlty :e trying to obey the mandates cf the eoart.. The Joornah whi-c-te was read, was ijtzte i»-teres-t-ng and contained many jabs to many present, which they all toct good naturedly. The next sneering wf" i be held next Friday eve-rig. which wS conrist cf a deime. The members of the society wish to extend ft* many thanks for the liberal patronage extended to them Friday night nc»lti-Stamlmg me mcew^err er. J. J. Hofer has c;exed his new restanrant aad meet ~xp in ii>xsv business room and is n:v reacyrto hmi> aS t-tmers. <• *. — — -I,l^-

21e%> bs bsM •» Ju ’ - * to S ;le t .rfcuto cf Mmrce ■ ;« »»•’ «- K|i >n«l« ,1* — -** ing of t-i® 1 The last Quarterly mee .ng *“* ’ ~ h .i.) here on M. E. church will be b*'*February doth aad dftfc--c —■——— ~ HE GOT THE PRICE. Fred Reppert. the aueUoneer. - ,ed in the city Saturday from I Wert. Ohio, where on thnt ! conducted a hog sale. «« on * of the best in his history « auctioneer. He disposed of sixty porkers and the sverage price pa;d for the fanev stock was one hundred dedla.s. He left this morning for Eaton, Oulc. where he cried a cattle sale todri and from theie went to Dayton, where he has six sa es scheduled to come off this veek. B BLE CLASS REORGANIZES. T*e adult bible class of the United Brethren church, organised about a ysar ago, reorganised Sunday with the I following members. President, Mr. ■Hayes; secretary, Mrs Blanche El!xey; treasurer. Mrs. Clara Hill; teach-, i er, Mrs. CArence Baughman. The Adams circuit court opened | with a heavy rush of business after a two weeks vacation. ■ - r . 1 A sew case filed this morning oy j Petenon * Moran in behalf of Albert ; F. Adams, asks for the appointment of ; a E'iXT'dzan for Louisa Ketchan. ; whvin the pedu» claim is > person I sasosad mind and incapable of » r_:.ia£iLg ter own es:a:e. In tte Eianer of the estate of Rob- ■ er. B, Alison* a sotte was filed by [A. P. Beatty for order on the execu- * tors to pay attorney fees. Notice ordered returnable February 13th. — A m:t;:n by Sue H Kirk, administratrix cf the George Hartman mute, [ for ;<artial distributton. was sustain’ed; ordered to distribute M.4l< to The clerk s report cf the arpoint- : annt of Peter Solcner. administrator * :f the Ferdinand Fox estate was a;- ' proved, and the letters confirmed; in- ’ ventory filed and approved. — | Tne clerk s report ot the probate oi i the Peter J. Leichry will was approv- • ed and probate confirmed. — In the matter erf the guardianship of Barbara Neueasctwander. a perron erf unsound mind, suggestion ot death of ward was made. The final report i filed t-y Simon Neuenschwander was j approved and be was discharged. The current account of James ! Brown. jr_ guardian of Lucy Brown, j et aL, was filed and allowed. G. W. Baumgartner, guardian of Ida ; Moser et aL filed account current as I to Grover Moser, which was approved. In the guardianship of Emil Aesch- : liman et aL. a rotition to sell real estate was filed- J. M. Rose aad were appointed appraisers. Dycmis Schmitt, guardian of Peter Joseph Brown et aL filed final report m to Leo. John Bogner, guardian erf Ida Bogner et aL filed report aad resignation, the report re-.ng approved. Reel estate transfers: John C. Troutner et aL to Mary J. Thatcher, pt kc i, Rivarre, 81W; Dora D. Kidd et al. to Errs Reber. 43 acres, Washingtee t», S43M; Erra Reber to Jas D Brown. +r, 4v acres St Marr's -p. ■ uro. In the foUowiag caees Peterson & • Mcraa entered appearance for the defendants State vs. Lewis H. Cariin. ease from mayors court; three cases ■ foe State vx Fred C. Deitsch. for illegal sale <rf Itqwor State vs. Adam Diehl arson: State vu. Oliver P Rayl, wife ceser-..in- State vs Charles Straub, bu-giary; State vs. Adam Diehl, arscc- case from mayor's court; State vs Charles Straub; State vs. i Clarence Steven*, forgery, five cases. State v*. Oliver p. R* r l. wife desertion. appearance by L C. DeVoss for the state State w. WBBut Wells, assault and State vs Hany Straub, burglary, ap Pearasce for defendant bv L C DeVoss. State rs Edwin p Miller, failure to disx*e erf carcass of dead hog. Mr M- •— appeared in person, waived ar»®sgs»«t. pleaded guilty and was giv- ■ ea BLW fixe and costs. L C DeVoss also entered appearance for the defendants in the foßowtag: State v». j lS es Venetie and Orval W t “ K each for provocation; State n 07X11 “ d Ot:s

~ .. w Kiefer et al. dinturb- . . - . L.aie vs. Daniel Struub, • liquor without license; State u'rt K«uoldt et .. racy ' to steal. State vs. John Kratner and Mary ' Diener, going to another state to get married »nd State vs. John Kratner I d .-,ndaot*. and be is appointed to deI fend them as poor perrons In the latI ter case eh is to serve for one defendant without payState vs. George Tricker and Chas. Maglev permitting gaming on fair ground! C. J. Dutx appears for de fendanu. gta te v». Carl 0. France, in cases for taking away and secreting a certain docket, and two for failing to make up docket appearance tor defendant by DeVoss and Smith. State vs. Hugh Daniels and Clinton Death, petit larceny, Peterson & Moran appeared tor defendants. State vs. Dawson F. Suman, transporting carcass of dead hog, appearluce by C. J. Uttx tor defendant State vs. William Brayton, selling liquor without license; S. A. M. Butcher appears for defendant. State vs. Ferdinand H. Tabler, tor interested in public contract while in office, DeVoss appears for defeadißt* State vs. Charles D. Murray, per juxy, Peterson & Moran and D. E. Isadore A. Kalver vs. Decatur Furnace Co, receivership, petition to sell uncollectabie notes and accounts filed. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society vs. C. A E. R. R, BLOOO damage: answer in one paragraph by defendant Otto Bremerkamp vs. C. & E. R. R et al, false imprisonment. $2,000; demurrer by defendant R. R Co. Charles Page vs. Christena R. Vail et al., partition; appearance by Hooper A Lenhart for William Zimmerman and by Heller, Sutton & Heller tor Old Adams County pank. Rule to answer. ——™* Louisa Wyer et al. vs. Mary Louisa Miller et al, partition; appearance by Peterson 4 Moran for Mary L. Miller, Albert, William and Frank Miller. Jessie L. Peters vs. Louis C. Mills et al, specific performance of contract; DeVoss appears for defendants. Rule to answer. Iva L. Rayl vs. Oliver P. and William Rayl, divorce and injunction; Peterson and Moran appear for defendants. Rule to answer. Decatur Lumber Co. vs. Jesse O. Smith et al, foreclosure mechanic s lien. $250; Heller. Sutton & Heller appear for Loan association. Rule to answer. Stephen A. D. Linn vs. Robert Swartx et al, account, $114.07; Peterson A Moran for all defendants. Rule to answer. Emanuel T. Haecker et al. vs. Edward Elliott, note, $150; C. Lautxenheiser appears for defendant Case dismissed; costs paid. James H. Sullivan vs. Frank C. Foreman, contribution, $75; appearance by Lautxenheiser for defendant. Rule to answer. The Hartwick Machinery Co. vs. Albert A Butler et al, note. $125; case dismissed and costs paid. Chanes Niblick was appointed guardfan of Ida Bogner et al, succeeditg John Bogner, whose resignation was accepted this morning, upon his turning over to the new guardian all assets belonging to his wards. Inventory filed and approved. o — DELIVERY FAILS TO START. The new delivery system promoted by Schlickman A Workinger did net start this morning as advertised on eccount of the wagons not arriving. 1 Tne wagons were ordered from South and were promised tor delivery -n :;me for the of the work but failed to arrive. A memc' . C ‘, ~ e Snn weat to@the company i rdly and he sports that the wag- “ KIU * here in a week or ten days . *- -o s.rietn wj m once t , • uX* ro the i: ‘e de- ’ I tarried cn as before bv rhanta Sy ’ tem ° £ the mer - : FOR FLETCHER’S Z | A

The Allen county will be continued n,. v Sat er spelling for mon- than ' hours last Saturday, ther twelve conteatants - ~,n ' ’ Fort Wayne JournL ■; "Ust year the cont.,- ; ., s | eight hours, but th , V( . ar higher degree of effl, . . Mg S although not one of t ~ had taken part in any I)revl test with the exception , f t| in the townships Tlb held In the auditorium of th school during the day ; ir „] in of the county superintend county superintend, nt r g ,, ho , *■ schools at the court ‘ (r( L* *■ p. m. until after 10 o'clock -Fifty-nine pupils from the v,e- B district schools over the peted tor honors. S!x-y.f ollr were eligible to enter, but n .<. bad roads and other reason-, Ev ’J these were unr.ule to ; , ut ln t , pearance. Keen lnte-. ?t the contest and the auditorium J 9 well filled with specr a --- s [t T® the best contest ever r,- ; j a ty, and the knowteiu-. n;anif the scholars proved to every one present. H "Os the remaining - velve Bcwho Will compete in contest Saturday, all but ’hr.. ,- e g , ls had the spelling of ... W()rd them at their tongu. - end coming contest will battle royal. They are as f.j! !owr M Ella Hemrick. Spr.i .--. Rupert Murphy. j._- . „ . Evangeline Fisher. !'■-ry Gerhard Wyss. Mar. • ;r .-b.:p ; 2B Clark, Wayne towns:. E'.bel Hoozen. Aboite: Er : ”■ :.e. .!»?«.■ son township; Ed:' 1 . :.-.Ce. M»B roe township; Ed;-;. a township; Goldie v. township: Elsie Fie r.-r. >*■ guerite Costello. S- • Prof. L. E Opliger --.is city. served as judge las- year, again this year. ■ o— K CLOVER LEAP TO STOP. I Pleasant Mills Peop • As-. Company and Get It. ■ The people of Pl. Milli,»: B have been coming t : s city on dB early morning Clcv ; -rain a® returning in the ev-: bu- whosß the past nine mon - :.- ■- riencing much d;T. :. a;eount(H . the trains not st :; there. been relieved front '.. • LverieM® and will again en. y favor. Aim tition signed by many ‘ :b.e resldafl and sent to the su;-- udent, J. >B Clement, o’ Frank! through RohM ert Blackburn of th:- ty. asking AM this accommodation - r-arted theaH was successful. I-l- received vtxfl from Mr. Clement train No. westbound .and due : ■ ■ a' S l’lixH and No. 4, eastbour.l. at 7:')Sp.«M would be stopped at ? -.- i;’ a fag signal. Since the old oritfH went into effect r--s' '-- e u*B were barred from 'ravel, but iNk that their request 1.-.- '-et. "W'AB this city will be pa': .'-'-1 mueb ter by its neighboring ■ PHYSICIANS. ATTENTION! jl The Adams Cour.'? I'e-Lal soddß will meet Friday eve:.;:.g. Febrtt® 10th, at Dr. P. B. Thomas' ciaß - Clinical and case re* ”s w:ll fcm®»® program and each m-mber must * j > hibit some interest;: or givete ■ port of one. All men.:ers areuSßß to be present and make this aeet *J a success. The prc.;-am for mainder of tne year ■» -I be HR® , known at this meeting I DR. C. C. RAYL, Seel- j “A SILENT HOOSIER" I A new saleslauv with trunks, arrived this morning Cincinnati. Ohio, and will be !»*■ . forth stationed at the FLen ■ , store. A remarkable feature 8 er, is that she will be BtatlonedJM the display window and it U “‘y'B . that although she is a "dunuoT ■ sort of “silent Hoosier ’-she * ■ peal to every passerby by », ‘ the beautiful displays shemak» | ' will be known as ”Emma. | Democrat Wartt_AdsJfr| Children Cry f PGR FLETCHERS g ' CASTOBAI EPILEPSI I St Vitus "Dance, Stub" ■ Nervous Disorders, r respond imwedi»'.e-X to s . meat that h«s retawJvfoetbeseUc-o • « rui newve restorer. *• ■ . S2iQO I ’ L c .',.-a;« 3e *B DaMla cot • cure-a-- ' u , BOtlW taned-s-e r.-i Free . ■'l—Jgg it. I© prove its won- e u ,>#£*’*■ MUjssewd. without I( j(-rk* ■ AddressJHL Kt ■ Braweb «n, KeT Iva