Decatur Democrat, Volume 57, Number 33, Decatur, Adams County, 15 August 1912 — Page 2

Ne» Tart, X. T, Aug. > —Special to Daily Democrat t—Because tbe Twentieth Ceatury Limited on which Colonel ftoo*eve!t *u return.ng from Chicago ’** held up so that Mr* Taft, wife of the preaident. mi<h» eaten it. the rotesel ns twenty-five <»< not mee’ M-s. Taft, who went direct to her stateroom. herns greatly •womb* with grief over the death of her father. It was the first time _ M’lfwid c.f’R ■-<<■l • ,4 -,,,.• Ilfs' ft-” *- s :•* ri. t-vbss of tn<* politic*! Ta- : rvc esi.re aauotul eonventka tafclicas ns:ioaal ctrnvoßtiOß coat IM.- . W(*rf* OH I * new charge at Por* .ViPr/nce. Hayti, ar-i ? <3. vic.-Huai-»■>, asd one 1 the suteaeat of Minister Henry W FVa:s* is an official thh myru.nj Fumtss m from Ind -j The -ort on the Monroe street | Sndc# *i ~ ~ ■*■ showz 9 tjT* *z a ■"emark-i ab*-* 3Ldimer. th* r*lacj3£ c*t tz* piling I 2nd th-- &r on the w e»t * <j* mifc.r e j ed az4 the forms removed The work on the second arch was began a few | ensrag-M n blining the track over | this arch *o the one on the east side I a. the po.ring of concrete w:ll be be snir nr*' *T*Xa rpifi'A’ci? ”Y»ti I e ui. j»tr. .uv.r 1 i. mi J’ d ' ,^ a n 13 j so that the who?® top portion of the bridge may be cast in practically one will te two feet, thick of concrete and arch. with the supports it will graduhJ ’ " j Arrangement* are being made fori the pouring of the cmnrrete and the I foreman in chary* has advertised for I paying two dollars and a quarter per Say and -to, tod be able to get men at All tie visitors to the scene of the bulling operations remark upon the I air- toe bridge :t looking larger j wh-u all the forms are up and the | volume of the work is apparent. Once the pouring of the concrete j ommeeces the work will be rapidly pus.-.-: and after the curing period of a few weeks the bridge w ill be fill-1 *d in an’ » ■ , be ready for use The arn.-rs 'jvag across the river are <- -j to L-s- ..e no.-U rMd fa fir Jet to ge' n't: -own 2 - ■ icy for the o'-ruing of the itotoj? ar- r say as they say the read Is well nigh | imperaabie and that a man has to gu I ibrwz. with an empty wagon Es-j » ons nave been made to keep the road j is shape but being nothin? but din . 't raaaoc c<* kept ip Ik- 1 ; — -o- —• — WEO AT rum v.aYXE A wedding of interest to Decatur! W'*!’ that Kathry t Jackson i_l Joe A =' ! city, which occurred at the home of •ha t - -- ’ -other. A W. Weimer, of 4id Van Buren street. Fort Wayne, Ind Wednesday afternoon at J, o'clock. Re' T. M. H U of Trinity! M - - -'h officii Miss Jaek-j san < the daughter of WHliain Jackson and a graduate of the Dwatm ; high school. M’ CrabiU is the son of Andrew Crablll of Adams street and until recently worked ’n Spragie s barber shop. Immediately alter tne re: emonj the couple went to Lima. Ohio, r' » •’"■v will be the gm’s of -he Bailing, for a week, remaining there to make their future home. Mrs Charles Miller, of Decatur, a sister of tire bride, and D. 0. Jacksot and wife, brother and sister-in-law, were the only ones present besides Mr and Mrs. Weimer. The best wishes of all go with them. — The Old Home Week in Decatur wili be the greatest ever It will stand o« in year, to come as the one big celebration That is the intention

of the boosters and the fact is sig niScant from thw mannrr tn which everyone is taking hold of the affair The enthusiasm for this early dat ■ is magnificent and wonderful Every liody is talking about it. They art preparing their list*. writing to ibeir friends and there is a general J feeling of pleasure that the old town lis to have a real calobralxxi. A part I of the advertising, including the invi- < rations, have been ordered and soon the country around will be toid ly posters, bills and various other ways of the good time coming the week ol | October 14th You might as well Jobs I the boosters in this enterprise, lot its to be the real thing The coupons | are coming Get your list ready and mail it or hand it to French Quinu. j The first organiiation to report was the committee on county oSciala ' which was as follows: Decatur. Ind, Aug I®. Ifill i French Quinn. Cha rman Invitation Committee, "Old Home Week ” Dear Sir —Your sub-committee on : pv.tation representing the county officials. heretofore appointed by yon. ’ beg leave to report the following: The sub-commitee met and organised, by electing .'ames T Merryman I as chairman, and Clark J. Luts as sec - retary. And we beg leave to report the fol ’ ficials who should be invited to attend ! the "Old Home Week" celebration: John Harkenr,der and Wdiiam • work’ns id xisd out of Bluf.ton for j past several weeks, were arrested Fort Wayne ThurFday evening on a Harmon LmcaniaD and ,’ohs Moon, I :<o isen will be rencmed here tosight to answer to cbxrges of grand lar- • The arreat of the iwo wen iwai’.ed I from Marshal Pierce and Officer Hurd .a quick time and telephoning the officers in surrounding cities, including For' Wayne At 2 o’clock Thursiar mom nz MaPierce, who i* work.ng nights during the vacation I of Officer Henry Fritz, saw two men I driving through the city in a light spring wagon and it was later learned :hat they were Harkenr der and Hicks Marshal Pierce tz? ght it strange •hat they were driving cut at that I time, but he d d not know of the theft until a few hours later when he re-! - reived a call from the Lixdaman home telling of the loss of sixty young I Lindaman lives on the old B. F Wik*y. fam sooth of Bluffton A short time) i'ter he telephoned to the pol re, M.s ’ohn Moon, also living on the Wiley farm, missed about forty chickens :rom ner nock and the same tz.eves | a~e supposed to have visited both I Sheriff ot ties* men 'or seven! days, keep-1 ing a close lookout for them in this j ricinity. Had they come this way they would have been caught without I a doubt, as many people over the! county were on the look-out for them, i These men hare had an unsavory rep-, -nation for some time and have been] • nder suspicion for former offenses j That they are now caught with th* goods is Joyful news to the offcers. I They are known through this coun ty r. your friends on the big exeursloc to! be even Wednesday und.-r the aus-. ar-* a-e nr-.ted to part e fate m day o: pleas •- ria- • country folks are preparing to take ’ the day cut, and the committee has | asked us to say that they are most j cordially invited sad that all arrantmeats T-oss ble tc make them comfort-1 able and make it a day of real enjoy | ment -will be made. The fare is sev- i <wty-Eve cents for the round trip,l leaving here over the Clover Leaf at] stout 8 o'clock, standard time Tick-j a’s can be purchased at the Graham. 4 Walters office. The United Bret’:- 1 res Sunday school will also probably take advantage of this day s exenr-s-on. thus making the crowd bigger and happier. At Marion the day will spent at beautiful Goldthwaite park and the Soldiers' home, where everybody can enjoy themselves to the limit. Better join the crowd SL'SI»;ESu MEETING. T ’ youne people's society of the r.iied Brethren church will bold .;e r business session with Mrs. 'otn Potter this evening at 7:20. Let al! be present Important business ludianapolis. Ind., Aug. 10—(Special to Daily Democrat) —Woodrow Wilson, the democratic nominee for the presidency. wilL in all probability, make his first speech in Indiana, on the afternoon of August 2 >, the date set aside for the notification of Gov eraor Thomas R. Marshall of his nom iaation for the vice presidency Defin ite asmance that Governor Wilsot will attend the ceremonies has no' been received, but It is known that fc> is making his plans to come, if possi

The general arrangement committee of the -Marshall Hotfficativa ‘ Da y‘ ta working out a program wbich promises to draw one of the biggest 1 crowds of years The day will ma:k the begin’'ng ot an active campaign in the wewt Since bis return from Seagirt, where he attended the Wilson notificericn ceremonies. Governor Marshal! has been at work on his speech for August The governor Is expected to sound the democratic keynote tn the west. That the event , and the speech will be of national ; importance is Indicated by the fact that correspondents of most of the great metropolitan newspapers have rved hotel accommodations. The governor, it is expected, will follow the path laid out by Governor Wilson In his speech at Seagirt A i number of other issues in addition to j those discussed by the governor will j form the theme of the Marshall declarI ation of principles It is eipected ( that the governor will go into the | tariff question in detail as a form of j reply to the keynote speech of James ! E. Watson at the republican conventlon early this week This speech will probably be printed and distri I uted broadcast all over the United ’ States as a campaign document In addition to the bead of the nai tional democratic ticekt, all the canI i.dates for state office will be prewent !at the ceremonies Samuel Ralston j candidate for governor, will bead the j list of honorary guests Practically I e-. ery democratic county chairman in ' the state has signified his intent:cn jof coming. The county chairmen wiT. I be known as vice presidents of the, I -.rsa- -»>tion in charge of the arrange - I meat. Robert E. Springsteen, well, worker in the Indiana Democratic lu-b, is chairman of the arrangements committee Fred B Johnson, who was a. • ve in the preparatory work ’ | of the Baltimore convention, is see-1 retary The headquarters are located ’ at 211 K. of P. building The folio-. - , v,g sdXX’HXdT tIXV® JZSI t •€**!! .BT:wl F.r*’'*-*' <■’ TYoze&s T&zgxn j and William F Moore: entertainment,: Frank E oav n fir-- e. Oren S Hack; automobile. Fred Hoke; badge;! ' arms, Reginald SulLvan- hotels, John > gar A Perkins: co'iseum. Thomas F . Colbert; street ear transportation.. I Henry Friedman: publicity. Paul G f Davis Plans coßtemp.ateu so- decoration, include a wild display of fiags and | banting os the d®wn-town streets. P.e- ] ftrres of WDncn and Marshall wHi line] Washington street and other busy i thoroughfares Enthusiast:c demo- j crats have reported to the comm:tw that their homes will be decorated .n i style befitting the occasion. Xot an, give tie city the appearance of he-,. ; have announced that special trains j will ie run wherever necessary to cate • for the crowds The oui-of-towD delegation* will be- / g"IE to arrive Monday afternoon and ’ evening A number of goveroors ot I various states and one delegate from i each state in the union will comprise the advance guard. There will be a 1 general joiliflcatioa meeting at the In- ; dlaria democratic chib on Monday i night. Arrangements have beon mace i for a luncheon at the I>en:son hotel on Tuesday. Thia feast will be char- j icterixed by impromptu speeches and 1 a general exchange of congratulations I TL» committee has encounrorM some difficulty in obtaining a hall j enough to accommodate the ’ crowd and the meeting place is atfSl in doubt. It is probably, however . that the ceremonies will take place i either at the state fair grounds or at ‘ Tomlinson hall The leading speaker for the guests wfll be Judge Alton B. Parker He! will deliver the notification addres* * The response by Governe- Marsha:! i probably will be the only other speec h I Other details of the notification arrangements will be annoewced rapidly ] js they are com pie'ed. Winona lake/ Ind., Aug. 10—The; mystery of tbe origin of the fire thnt I consumed the Winona garage was ex--I plained Thursday when Mark Sbidel n r ; l of Huntington. Ind. came to Dr. So! ’ - C. Dickey, general monager of Wtnona ' I assembly, and R. A Hatfield, chief ] ! marshal, and confessed he had light-' 1 I ed the match that accidentally set fire i to the building. Sr.ideler said he had be- n : at in an : antcmobfle with Silas Seyt-old of Wi-! ! nona Lake, and Lawrence Howard, of J Columbus, Wis. and had ran out off gasoline Until a day or two before f he had been employed as manager of the Winona garage, and still had the keys to the garage in his pocket He left the car and went to the garage ! to get the gasoline, and Instead cf turning the electric lights, be struck a match, the gasoline springing into flames ! As the cause of the fire was entire- ■ ty accident! and no locks were i broken to gain e£itrance to the trnild- ' ing and as Mr. Shideler is considered ■ an employee, it is likely settlement ■ will be made with the relatives of the

] boys. tb«y paytag for the fire lose This fire almost caused Mr James FrUtos of this city to lose his row I of vahmbie cottage* at Winona Imke. the burning budding .be-it within a few feet ot Mr. Frisloe s first cottage Many Decatur people were at WinoyiM at th*’ ume of tfe* w?t* ! the pro<rtm of the t>U*e, The ccssxr.Htee ic charge of look- ' ing after max ter* for the errectkxn of I a new Friends church at Monroe ha'e Purchased a lot in the J F. Hocker addition where tbe new edifice will be coniiructed and one of the * Hrat bf< »tej< toward* :helr anticipated aim she church vHI he built 1 thia fall and tbe committee i« who tuxe aubecribed are atked to terx it oxer aa the first , tsu’’r.. l: ? ; • due. Howard Shaft of Champftigß, ina after hl* farm which he owns ne*tf 1 Monroe The many John* of M. r "oe are pizn nias to so in a body to Eaton, Ind. on the 15th of the month to attend the John* picnic to be held and a.’ bearing the Christen name of John realy completed arrazcraaata for their Tt s evening in the assembly two 5 of the Monroe srb«M bo-.se Mr Ed- ! g.ve » m-.errotrag hesr from tie appearznoe a large arten zinre wiu be < on hand to greet the pT'esser. Rev *Ed M-s Craft have (MS | Ob.o. where they sre v.s.rixg s ■azrater of friends gpd to be xbsest ’’-r several weeks Duriag tie sbt---:-■of Rev Craft his pulpit w be STet i by the Rev Burkett. A S Kelley the real estate mas .? ] home from Lagrange where he spe_t ’ several days on bus.sees John Meries was a tas ne?s caller at I . Portias dthis afternoon s VISITS BROTHER HE SE.ER SAW Wi a— Tho-as Came « Fron- Kan- . sas-F -st Visit tn T‘-iriy-twc Yea-s WHU« W::bta. Had ' fa*, came in uu* morn -g.. sunrisiLsg j his brothers and r-stert who Lve here I This is the first visit to Deeatar for tMrty-rwo years, and Henry TSomas. I the well known cigar manufacturer this snoratiig saw his brother for tbe first time ia ta hfa. William :s also a brother of John and Mattias Thomas aad Mrs Joseph Metsker He went west many years age aad hasibce -been a reeidext of Kassas H-- I will resa-i here for some time, look I ing up old a.?<;ua.aiA-<-e£.

Rome City. Ind. Aug Ih—Mrs J I D. Hate arrived Wednesday after 1 noon from Nappanee and will spend the remainder of the summer at her | cottage. "The Theodore." Mr Hale . and daughter. Mrs J. S. Peterson.» .11 join her here Mrs I. Kalver and sons and Miss | Ruth Miller of Fori Wayne are eon- I eluding a rw© weeks' stay at the Reid cottage Mr Kalver joins them for week-end visits After a two or three days' sta/"with j others of his bunch, and not finding I the fishing up to the standard. Henry Gerge became disgasted and left- Tbe others, F H. Nichols, and son Alva: Herman Gerke and Frank Chronister, will finish their two week s lease of “Theodore" cottage, and are finding fisting exceedingly good. A bucket of fine fish, packed in ice, were sent this nvorning to “the foOcs at home ” bv Alva Nichols, who caught thirty-nine fine large fish in a record-breaking stretch of a few mfnwtes. Harr. Jeffrey of the Hensley jewelry store will ret .rn borne Sunday after a week s stay at the Hensley cottage here. Harry eaught his share of the finny tribe of the lakes and enjoyed the other pleasures of the pleasure resort. He win spend the rerr.sinfng w eek of his vacation visiting other places. The Misses Leah and Veda Hens! Glenny* Mangold and Vera Rineito 1 the last named of Portland, visited WolcottvHle yeste-dav afternoon G. A. Chronister of Lowisrille. Ky . ' who has been spending a month with his wife and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jay. of Fbrtville, Ind . at their home at Bay View. Mich, will spend Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and ‘ Mrs John Christen of Decatur, who ‘ are spending two weeks at Janette cottage The Miuses Tillie and Lollie Me: b-ers wfil return Sunday to Decatur after a three weeks' stay at their cottage, "Laffalot” Miss Tillie Meibers returns to enter upon her new work Monday morning In "The Store of Quality," which will be opened Thurs-

day in thr M Burns building by F * Gass. Mrs. Della Neptune wfl! arrive soflg l for a visit with Mrs D M Hensb y. Owen Edwards of the Hensley jewelry store, win come Sunday with Mr. Hensley to spend the week-end with the family at their summer home. Mrs. Anthony Overman and two daughters of Covington. Ky, came Wednesday night for a two weeks' stay at Sylvan hotel From he-* they will go to Decatur for a visit with relative* before returning home Tbe Misees Lucy. Agnes aril Seilie Tiermax of Fort Wayne and Portland, well known to Decatur people, are greeted here with pleasure by their man’ acquaintances The ladles. - who spend their summers here, are here for five weeks this year at ‘ Decatsr" cottage, owned by John Voglowede One of the ladles resides tn Fort Wayne and tbe other two in Portland where they keep house for * their nephew, Fat-'-er Travers One ot the finest lauches on the lake is tie Hecaley launch, a beauty, purohased this year by Mr Hensley, aad whieh plough* through the r.ffie* ot the! waters with ease and iwift&esa. sak.ag a most convenient 'ri-ut to lo tus cf the *e-e:al-miie Lake. Tbe r :alleys are very kind in * »--f * *-y Decatur visitors :n Rom- ! ? -j are f.»es: a treat in tee way of i jarae* was gives a pleasure r c* yes- ; terfigy afteraooa through the courtesy MHs Mitt-- the foi :w;a< M:a I toE* Ckrritcw fbMboKr fisd, ; Hsrvwd XAgrey Tbe trip wa* mad-' * to the rtttreme rad of Cala lake, at' Sp’.tcg orach of Sylvan lake at the ] ' z--rth ar: re-"urn. and gave an oppor- i 1 runity for viewing all the special j . po ate of brauty. Reader Smith of Fori Wayne spent j ! the narat with Burt Chrisien of Tole-i . 10. who warn ted a wee* with Ms par I rats. Mr. ar.d Mrs. tohr. Christen, ad ! Janette cottage This morning both | left for Fort Wayne, thence to Toted j. j I and then by boat to Niagara Falls, where Mr. Chriwen will spend a week before returning to his work as a druggim in Toledo. Miss Jessie Magley and brother. Harold, will return Monday afternoon to Decatur after a ten days's stay in Rome City. Mias Fanebon Magiey ! and Mr and Mrs John Christen will remain untU Thursday

G C. Haughton and family are borne freer Los Angeles, Cai. where they have been for tbe past sixteen I months visiting, but principally going for the benefit of Mrs. Haughton's trait a, which had l-een failing for some time previous to their leaving Tbe trip was one of great improvement to her and although not alto* aether in tbe best of health, they feel that the trip was greatiy benefitring -j-js* western country was much enjoyed by them and white there Mr. Haughton secured employment, but desiring to return to Old Adams county left eight days ago, stopping off at short, internals, where the occasion permitted, and although somewhat tiresome, was one of much -?st and sightseeing. While there, Mr. Haughton was emp'ryed by a large frait-grovipg firm as fruit packer, until be secured a better position in a railroad office, where be worked until their return home Previous to their leaving here he worked at the Insurance business, but he is undecided as to what he will take up at priieent They teR this tnoriiing for Geneva to visit with relatives several days, after which they will again reside ia" Decatur. © Oyster Bay. X. T. Aug- (Spec :a' *n Eirty Democrat —Colonel Roosevelt has nr hestiancy in adra:’trag that many of the planks added by the progressive party in their platform were of democratic origin and be also insisted that tbe new party bad solved the negro problem -ia the cnly way that will really Let: : 5t the biack rar*- His intention was raHe< to an article by "W". J. Bryas in which Bryan declares the ; Mgr*s»i. es had stolen all of their goof planks from the democrats. Os eoarse we bare stolen all of the ideas from the Democrats that were good except those which were fit for inmates of an insane asylum." Roosevelt said. Roosevelt was very proud of a telegram he received from the crew ot the battleship Oregon, congratulating him on his nomination. Pittsburg. Pa . Aug. 10—(Special to Daily Democrat I—James A. Pe'a age Mkty-five of Indianapolis for twentyfiwe years a mail eterk «n the Pran sylvania railroad was arrested here to day charged with the rifling of mail.

’ When arrested he tried to get rid of i some of the mowy but pr.vented | by the federrilautUorlties ItolMo. Rt . A« !s—(Special to tdMriy Deiteterat.)—-IkHtebd Wwk gen!**eral auditor for th* Fldelty and < •* j iiallty Company ot New York with two children left today with the bod} iof his wife and son kdward, two years old for her home In Padc. N. J Mrs. Block was drowned on last Tuesday In trying to rescue her son who had fallen from the deck of their I yacht. The family was on tbe yacht ! ing trip through tbe Great Lakes and i Mr Block was absent from the boat ' at the time of the accident ■ -o— FAST BALL GAME, ““ The base ball game Sunday is tbe | subject of much discussion among fl»e base ball fans, who predict that the ‘ locals will have to play a hard game !to conquer their opponents. They i have a stiff team and are coming to I win, but the Shamrocks t are nut ■ frightened in the least. The followiufl I will be '.lie line-up for Sunday's game ; Shamrocks Colored Giants . Johns I f Weaver McMillen 2bA Bennett 1 Coffee C Bassett ; Smith r.f.. Artis J Englec f Sims i Buffenbarger ~..3b....F. A. Bennett I Baxter lb Davis I Bone ... P Newton I Stevens ... ...subs Georgean I R, Johns Umpire, Part France. . A comely pair of Bohemian beet I workers were the first to take advan- ' -age of the new bridal room, in the ] county clerk's office, recently improvI ed and refurnished for just this pur- ! pose They appeared at the office at | about nine o'clock and were granted the license. Judge James T. Merry- [ man was then filled and performed , the ceremony, in a very polished manner. According to the license record the names ar* Fanny Splichal, born in Bohemia, September IS, 1886, and John Vangot. born in Bohemia, May 13. ISSL Tbe brfde has been working in the fields north of here, near the Allen county while the groom is os a farm near Monroe. They were as happy as any young wedded roupie you woold wish to see. The:r parents are farmer*, still residing ia Be rm -. The county commissioners met this afternoon in continued session tc transact a few matters of business left over from the regular sesion. The Adams circuit court will convene three weeks from Monday and the officers are preparing for that event. The work of arranging the dockets has been rom; tete-d. Mrs. S_: jh Lamas Itos been appo.tried executor of the estate of the late David I-atnan and filed bond for 81.M<C. K. P. Beatty appears as the at-

Convenient! Now, the distance to St Louis is materially shortened by the convenience of the ServiceThrough Sleepers to St. Louis Daily at 10:36 p m. on “The Commercial Traveler” New Pu'ilmans with all the comforts-electric lights, electric fans, dental lavatories, and more commodious dressing rooms for ladies. Luxurious Reclining Chair Cars (seats free) add much to the pleasure of the journey. Then, there is no change of cars-you go through without a bit of bother. Morning arrival m St. Louis in ample time for business, or for connecting trains. Tickets and information at Clover Leaf Station. Toledo, St. Louis & Western R.R. “CLOVER LEAF ROUTE” Decatur, Ind.

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torney. — o POLICE COURT NEWS. Squire Stone heard two cases Sat. nrday night, the first being agaitut Igtwrence Dougherty, who w M UJI before him ooce before on the charge. Dougherty pleaded guilty to the charge as stated, and drew fl v , dollars and costa, with the judgment reading that he should work it out on the streets. The next up w , 8 Thomas Claxton, who pleaded guilty to being drunk and drew a "fiver" and cotts, with the aame judgment ** to working the streets In his case This makes a total of six men who will work on the streets and it may be that more will be added from time to time, in order to keep up the force of workmen. It Is thought by the best authorities that if the judgment embodies the sentence to work the streets that it will prove legal ,n every way. GUY STOCK COMPANY. The Guy Stock company band made its Initial appearance on the streets here today, where they gave a band concert at which there were a good many present. The band rendered several new popular pieces and gave a eery creditable performance Tonight the company will give as their opening bill the drama. “A Man ot Honor," a play known from coast to coast. It is replete with good situations and cannot fall to please when played by these old favorites of Decatur. Joe Kels, who fell and received some painful bruises the forepart of last week, is again able to be at his work. «

Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S KASTORIA LARGE FARtM PEv AT' l < ■ 11 of the < [ yI f y offer* be HHUumHHI teeker and mve HORTHIASTERIi here will produce. llllvnlUMnj crop* un*urpa»*ed ] by any in any part oi the Lntteo S-3-r.‘ . Failure is prat. al. i possible by reaaon oi gre.t <^*vera ‘*l F crop’ g‘ > w n. | Northeastern Mkh-gar the ideal locality for the | I' =»• --wJ] praette«J farmer who rr ■ soon bscem* indsp»ncrnt in I I the raising of grams, gt - | - egetables and t oc*. j Deep, fertile sofl. fine ■ rn,,e - C°°u transportation oJ kJ by rail and water and :e best of markets. V’e hrve »—ne r« *1 hrgai-» m vT,prov*d ■ ■ rs h . those was writ* *s. Norvneasierr * ■ ' rilchigsr. Realty Co. liter.