Decatur Democrat, Volume 57, Number 22, Decatur, Adams County, 30 May 1912 — Page 2

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Hew Ev* Maracbawd V.ri Exc a * tss the Court Mariha:. . ama cermtr boy: Dr A. L. Sehmeid- t 1 er of Lewi* street. wa» aubpaanawd " yet-erday to appear at the local I'n- i fed State* army recrrslring atatir.n to- I • day to give evidence in regard to the 1 alieeed I Hanan of Earl E Marachar.!. I ’ of -'.it city. who la to be tried, at Fort I Mott, K J-, in a few day* by the .gar- : rtaon court martial on the charge of haring vWated the teroa of Ms fttrI ioogh. The young man en!.»*ed at the ! local station teat January for service in the army and wan asnlgned to the duty of a private in the 113th company of the coaat artillery A month lago be wan granted a furlough of ten day* and came to Fort Wayne to > visit his people Hn failed to return ' i for duty within the allotted time, and -' gave as bls reaaon that he was HL It I in to determine whether or not inness

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ed Febnaary Id. while in the oanploy r Ohio City and have a wntrsson owft 9 ‘X i which Is nsed ;® transferrtag ear* and ■ trains from one road to the other • While wort r.g as ftreman for the €. . 4 K raHrood, oa the of Fee-} t nary 13th, on a ran from Hmttfngrton ' tn Marton. Ohio, R states. Mr Frede* - - 1 kk had occasion to assist in ‘ran*- i ferring ears for the Hover Leaf railroad at Ohio Ctty. a BfctJe past m I- ■ • night on the morning of February 1C ' ' The Clover leaf had ran one at its ears onto a “T* switch, in soefc away < that it cleared a street nearby, tbet complaint sets out. but so that the car ezeaded so near to a tide track • on wh.eh the transferring was done. ‘ that the passing cars wild strike the side of tbe'waitlng car. Mr. Frederics was engaged as fireman on that night and found ft bls duty to aasivt ‘ the engineer and others la watching ' for the signals while transferring the ’

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tn do bcaor tn those who gave tri risked their Eves for their wsaery I The G A. R. anti W. R. C. will at-1 tend .a a tody © | F -E OiTCHES SOLD TODAY. The surveyor’s office was the scene! at a bw ditch selßng Saturday a at I It o’ciock. and the result was as fed-1 lows: The Peart King main ditef j sold to Mayer k S'evens for 12,175; I the Peart King branch ditch acid to I J. A. Yo»Jhg for . the Jacob Bench-1 en ditch sold to O. C. Taney and WB-| Itas F. Bracht for tI.SM; the Frits Koenig ditch sold to Sam Butler for the W. P Barciey ditch sold to Mayer it Stevens for 4M5. o A small blaze at the residence us Dr. D. G. M. Trout on Mercer avenue about S:W Saturday mcming called the fire department on the first run with the new equipment. A* the alarm was blown several crowds of eitiMns issued forth and

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■I—IM Mill ||— 11 Illi !■■■-- Convenient' the distanceto St. Louis is materially sh rtened by the convenience of the service— Through Sleepers to St. Louis D* Sy as 10 • 3*5 p io. os "The Commercial Traseler" Nev Pullmans with all the comforts electric lights, electric fans. dental lavatories, and more commodious dressing rooms for ladies. Luxurious Reclining Chair Cars iseats free) add much to the pleasure of the journey. Then, there is nochange of cars-you go right through without a bit of bother. Morning arrival in St. L uis ir. ample time for business, or for connecting trams. Tickets and information at Clover Leaf Station. Toledo, St. Louis & Western R.R. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE" .i Decatur, ltd.

Have YOU Bought This - Washing Machine That Really ' r; ’■ Washes Clothes /r u. Vr Clean? Y°° U vZr 'iO’' TTOUSECLEANINGtime W 11 with the cleaning of ‘■ iC ® curtains, blankets, dainty an coarse things, is at hand. The famous BOSS —the machine with t-' mechanical washboard—cleans all equally weiL Write TODA t our book of washday hints. THE BOSS WASHING MACHINE CO, Dept O, Cmc «u«U Ohio

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