South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 92, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 April 1917 — Page 7

Monday i:vi:nivm. .ri.n, 2, iau. DOOOOOOOOOOOGrand Leader-Originators of Low PricesDOOOOOOOOOOO NEWS OF ELKHART AND VICINITY Elkhart Bureau, The News-Times, 310 South Main Street Telephone 260 R All Your Easter Needs In Thi

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DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL OF VICTORY 111 CUT

No Cause for Discouragement Seen When Vote is Properly Analyzed.

ELKHART. In!. April -. Temporary defe.it of th' democ r.ttic party In lllhh.trt chipiv in the gen--r.il election last fal'. a I fr.it lue primarily to irnprop'-" organization and the ;ifsr::cf of .1 drrnocratic iH'Wsp.-ijK-r. ins jiot i'ii thf party ut of the r'Hiniiu'. With a eiean. strong :'ckci agair.-t which no word C honest ren.vuif can he "spoke, i. the I'vuorrats of this titv expect to l. I'iirk in their . I l form for the coming ru'iniripil campaign. The .ucci s of ropuhlica n ticket in the county bit fall the l- rno'Tatir Icnlcrs point ;;t, was luf in a large tnea.'-nre to the fa el that A. II. Ibard-Iry, republican undidate for .-täte sciniur, was at that time a h;avy fto -kholder in a corporation that controlled the rity's only democrat'- paper. The paper was .ii?n'-d. sealed arid dc livere! so far a local politics was concerncl. It could do .othin;: In th'- way of making; a campaign in oointy affairs. Through 1 1 1 i riretirnstanee, tlif domncratb tampaign hick cl its oid-time, v inning "pep." Organization !Mdiarton(l. The ln.es of the publicity medium disheartened organization workers. The men who had been leaders in th' past failed to exert the activity (hat a successful campaign required. The organization work was left almost entirelv ju the hands of Richard Lake, a Jefferson township farmer, who. while povossing most admirable personal jualifieation' was so unfamiliar with political organization that he was unable to ope with the clever Scheines of the old guard republican wheel horses. ne of the fi.tal mistakes in an organization way was made when the central rommitte failed to secure a. proper poll of the voters in ndvance of registration day on et. !. i laving preserved all registration records from the previous registration vear, it wa ce;-ary to have

oply a partial rep Finm illy-compii w; s determined ti number ( t '!ir.oc"

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to ixkiiakt iu:ii:i:s or tiii: m:vs-ti !.. Fvery effort is bcin 'made to tie prompt and regular delivery to the large list of readers In. Fl'khart. With a rapidly growing list, errors occasionally will be made. If your paper is not delivered promptly, telephone 210. Should the carrier boy mis'? delivery, telephone 2u or the Independent Messenger Service, phone l o 4 . and a paper will be delivered to you immediately by mcsscn'-rer.

MAJOR GROLL WILL

OER RESIGNATION

TEN

CURFEW HOUR ADVANCED STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT

Demand of Adjt. Gen. Smith Will be Complied With by Elkhartan.

m A. BIGELOW IS Uil OF PNEUMONIA

tration !n 101n. po'l ho'dS, it - a very large

tic voters were these supposedly

unregistered ill crats L'.' ibi eireular letters v ce m.'.iled on the eve of resist i atb day. Fight hundred others ,vere mailed ! men in the railroad service, the va- percentage of whom were lined i'p with the democrats on account of that party's attitude toward the ia 'c ring men. Very few of these "letters, stating specifically to the voter addressed that lie would be Puuigille to vote Hilles he re-reiiste-el on Oct. f. reached the designated persons until after registration day. as there had been delay 'ir preparing and mailing them. As a ie-ailt nearly l.oOo deinocrats. many of them legal voters In KIkhart city prerinels, f. iled to go to the polls to tast their ballots In the .November election. That one misstep alone was su t'!iclMit to change a strong demoerath sentiment into a republican victory by an extremely narrow margin. SiMf-rvS Sevil This I 'a II. An analysis of the vote during; the List several elections showg that the democratic voters are in vhe majority in this city. When properly organized, with iroper support and a good ticket, such as they hae this year, the democrats have nothing to fear fro in their opponents. This has been demonstrated for the last 1 to II t-,irs. Purine that time the democratic party in the city of KIkhart h is b en sufficient to pull through the county ticket in eery ;' tion bt 'inninc in 1

Death Claims Civil War Veteran, An Old Resident of This Vicinity.

KLKIIAHT, Ind., April 2. James Amistus IUkcIow, 101 N. .Main st.t died at T o'clock Sunday evening following an attack of pneumonia. Mr. Kigelow had been a citizen of KIkhart for .i number of years and had been identified with the growth of the city since the Civil war. He hud held the oMice of probation officer for 1J years until, about six months ago when failing health made it necessary for him to give up the work. The deceased is survived by his wife. .Mrs. Mary Kigelow, and two daughters. Mrs. Anne Ik Reed and Pr. Francis Kigelow, both of this

News-Time Spec-Pi Service: KLKIIAKT. April 2. Maj. Gustav C. Grol!, who is commander of the third battalion of the third infantry of Indiana national guards, will send in his resignation as requested by Harry K. Smith, adjutant general of the Indiana national guards. Mr. Groll will request that lie be put on the retired list of officers. Major flroll was in command of the third infantry on the Mexican border during the recent trouble. He had served in the SpanishAmerican war and also in numerous minor campaigns. The order which effected Major Groll also included several other important offices In the national guard and was made by Mr. Smith, who plans to make several changes in the personnel of the guards. Mr. Smith stated that he was making the changes after having considered the reports of an efficiency

' board.

All officers effected by this order were given a chance to resign or take an examination before an efficiency board. However, Major Groll stated that "under the rircutn-

i stances he would send in his res

ignation." He would make no further statement at this time.

New. Times .Sl ial Servke:

KLKIIAKT. April 2. Starting from Sunday evening curfew will bein at 'J o'clock instead of S o'clock as it ha been during the past five

i months. This change is made be

cause of the longer days. The lire bell at the Central station will continue to ring for curfew as it has in the past, the change of hour being mad" to conform to previous arrangmenets. Thid change will be in effect until Nov. 1. The curfew law in effect in KIkhart provides that no child under the age of 16 years shall be on any street, alley, park, or other public place after the a'hove mentioned hours w'thout a written statement, which must be signed by the parent, guardian, or adult person having the care of the child and which must state the child's mme, address, date, ami the reason of the child being on the street.

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city. He was born Sept

at Ashtabula. O. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at i' :30 o'clock at the late home, Hev. C. M. Herrick of the Presbyterian church officiating. Interment will be in Grace Lawn cemetery. Was Vale. Gra duale. Mr. IJiuelow was graduated from the public schools of Hartford, Conn., and then went to Yale, where he entered the school to study for the ministery. However, the work was not to his liking so after about six months in the school, he ran away and travelled through th west. Finally arriving at the West Indian islands. Later he returned to thL cointry and again entered Yale, from which school he was graduated with a degree of physician and surgeon. After leaving school he began practice at New Haven. Conn., but the Civil war soon began and he enlisted as an assistant surgeon in the Connecticut volunteers. He was soon promoted and after the war he left the armv with the rank of majcr. He then tame to KIkhart. where he had lived since 1S6S, with the exception of a few years when he was in South Dakota. The deceased served in the Sth and 11th regiments from Connecticut ami was a past commander of the Shiluh field post of G. A. It. He was a second cousin of General: Kosencrans and Sedgwich, both of Civil war fame, and traced his family on his mother's side to Karon Sedgwich of Kngland and on his father's side to King Kdward I. of Kngland.

SERVICES CONDUCTED BY B. P. 0. E. AND ENGINEERS Nt'tv-Thiie SpeH.il S-rvi -: KLKIIAHT. April 1'. In har-e of the Klks and the Kiotherhood of Liu otuoti Kngineers. funeral eiices were held at - o'clock Sun.t afternoon for Knginecr George Hunter. emp!oe f the N. V. "., who died in Toledo following an attack of ac ut indigestion. The Klks' lodge had charge of (he services, conducted by Kxalted K'iler Joseph A. Kell and the lodge ..ü.cers at the temple, the engineers . omtuetirig the last rites at the grae. Fiaer was offered by the Ke. K. W. Fraetorious of the First i:angelieal church. An un.isi:.illv ; ,r.;p number of fiiends turned out o pay theii icspects. Kanal was v ade at Grace Lawn.

diumv roiwn i vm. N. v. s-Tiive Sp t:iJ SorvP-e: KLKIIAKT. Intl.. April 2. Frank Starr, l 'ot W. Franklin t.. reported to the police Sunday evening that so. ne one was in his front yard. The 5-olice investigated and found Carl Anderson, whom they took to jail . nd tiled a charge of intoxication against him.

REVIVE EFFORT TO SECURE NEW BRIDGE

Men Wim pimsoI Structure at Favorable Tiino Now For II. KLKIIAHT. Ind.. April 2. Headed by .Mayor F. K. Smith and members of the board of public works, a committee of KIkhart citizens went to Goshen Monday morning to present a petition to the county commissioners in an effort to secure a new bridge across the St. Joseph ri r on KIkhart av. j"st below the Indiana ami Michigan Klectrie Co. 's new dam and power house. For four years or more efforts have been made to secure a new bridge to replace the old structure which was built in 1ST1. Some weeks ago the bridge was closed to tiafüc on the order of the board of public works, having been condemned as unsafe. Kvery effort in that direction his been blocked by the

refusal of the county commissioners and county council to assume the expense to the county. It is said the 1 ridge, under plans which have been prepared for a steel and concieTe stria tare will cost from $7".i" i . i to $ 1 " , 0 0 0 . The county oM'icials have based th-r refusal to grant the new bridge on the contention that the old one is adequate for pre sent traffic conditions.

MONTHLY POLICE REPORT SHOWS TOTAL OF 88 CASES Humane Ofliccr IVarx-c, Who Has Added Charity Work to Duties,, Investigates 198 Cases.

NowM-Thnes Special Service: KLKIIAHT, Ind.. April 2. The monthly police report for March was filed Monday and shows a varied amount of work done by the policg force during the month. Among the interesting Items included in the report is one showing that 198 humane cases were Investigated by Humane Officer Fearce. The police gave shelter to 47 tramps during the month and found 14 business houses unlocked. The greatest number of arrests was made for intoxication, there being 47 arrests on this charge. The complete report of the police work done during the month of March is as follows: For intoxication, 47; no lights on cars. S; burglary, 2; violation of city ordinance, 1; surety of the peace, 2; indigent, 1; assault and battery, 7; larceny, ? ; intent to rape, 1; insane, 2; vagrancy, 2; suspicion, 2; heating board bill, l; for Ohio officers, 1; affray, 2; child desertion, 1: runaway boy 1; commitment, 2; fornication, 1; adultery, 1. The report thus shows 86 arrests made for the month during which 13 patrols calls were made.

PLAN ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL CHORAL SOCIETY l'rof. II. W. Owens to Direct lrvsentation of Oratorio, "Judas Maccaliv ul."

News-Times Special Service: KLKIIAHT, April 2. A meeting will be held at the home of K. Hill Turnock, 417 Prospect St.. Wednesday evening to form a choral society. All singers of the city are invited to attend. The organization will present the oratorla, "Judas Maccabeus." and will be directed by Prof. H. W. Owens of the Western Conservatory of Music of Chicago. It is planned to give the oratorio sometime in May nd the only expenses to those taHng part will he the purchase prico of a music book and such minor assessments as the work of the club will necessitate.

CHURCH OF CHRIST TO GIVE CANTATA SUNDAY NoY-Ti;iicH Special Service: KLKIIAHT. April 2. The chorus choir of the Church of Christ ( Pisciples will present the cantata, 'The Light Kvertasting." at the church next Sunday. The text of this popular cantata was written by Frontier and the music by Petrie. There will be duets, trios and quar

tets. tesiue. special solos ny .Miss ; Matilda Turnock. soprano, and Mr.

Arthur II. Ixrd. basso.

fim niMri i oiii). .. w i-Tl'rs. h Special s. rvi. e: KLKIIAKT. Ind.. April 2. Th police found a 1 : 1 7 undcl Ford touring car standing in front of the N. Y. C. depot nstaurant late Sunday night and took it to the station. The engine was slight!y damaged and the car was apparently abandoned. It carried Indiana license .417 and the police ;re holding the ar while attempting to :;ud the

POLICE FIND YOUTHS WHO DISAPPEARED FROM HOME Non-Ti:ii' Spe--i.il servi.o: KLKIIAKT. Ind.. April 2. Kverett Fh'.-s. 1127 North st.. failed to appear at work or to come home Sunday and his parents, becoming ahirmed. notified the police. The police investigated and found that young Fhls. w ho is 17 years old. and who is employed at the Sidway factory, had left the city with Charles Ktee. About 4:"-? o'clock Monday

morning the polic e found both boys, who hud taken a trip. iu freight cats, to Mir.a. O. The parents of both bos were notified and the boys were luld "until they r.erc taken hornu.

( HAKGI.P WITH ASS A l LT. New ".-Times Spinül Service: KLKIIAHT, April 2. Lemuel Houghton, n machinist, living at C 1 Madison st.. was arrested Sunday afternoon on a charge of assault and battery. The complaint was filed by his wife upon whom the assault is alleged to have been made.

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LKGAL NOTIC E.

NON-KEslUENT NOTICE. STATE Hl' I N I I A N A , ST. JOSEPH COUNTY. SS. la the St. Joseph Circuit Court. February Term. 1117. rilUDKNCK COLLIS ALBF.KT COLLIS Cause No. 1711H. lie It known, that the above-named plaintiff has tiled In the office of the Clerk of said Court her complaint against said defendant in the above cause together with si proper affidavit that said defendant. Albert Collis. Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is hereby notified that said cause will stand for trial on the lc.th day of May. 1U17. the same being the 0th day of the next term of sal J Court to commence at the City of South Tend, on the 1st Monday In May next, en which day said defendant is required to appear to said action. C.EOIIOE M. It A A 15, Clerk. P.y C1IAELES F. K AAII. Deputy. W. ALEXAN I E It OEVZESK. Atty. for Plaintiff. 20-2-9 NOTICE OF EXEClTOIfS SALE Ol" HEAL. ESTATE. The undersigned. Executor of the T.it Will of August Coddens, deivased. hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the St. Joseph Circuit Court, and of the power by said Will conferred, he will at the hour of 10:00 a. in- on the !th day of April. Pal", at nom N. 4o7 I nlon Trust Hullding. corner of South Michigan Street and Fast Jefferson lloulevard. in the city of South lien J. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all the interest of said decedent in aud to the following described, real estate : Lct No. 42 as shown on the Ke orded Plat of Susan M. Stokes Subdivision of Hank Out Lot No. ! of the ".'nd plat of Out Lot of the Town, now city of South P.cnd. platted by the State Iiauk of Indiana. Lot No. as shown on the recorded plat of Kealty - Construction Company' Second "Addition to the City of South lieud. Letts Numbered .""il and ,1.72 as shown on Clement Studelmker's Second Plat Summit Place Addition to the city of South l'.end. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of said Court and fr n"t lesthan the full appraised value of said real estate, free from taxes, and for cash In hand. EPMMFND A. WILLS, Executor. :io-:.i--j

NOTICE OF AIMINITK.TION. Not ce is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Anna Carlton, late of St. Joseph County, deceased. Said estate i supposed to be solvent. WILLIAM li. CALVERT. A1 tu. March 2-k 11)17.

DltlMMONI) DUI MMONT. Attys. for Administrator.

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News-Times Si.eel.U Service: KLKHKAT. April 2. Powell Nemeth. 4 4 years old. died at the Ceneral hospital late Sunday afternoon following an attack of pneumonia. He was born in Hungary, Feb. 22. where he leaves a wife and several children. He also has a brother In Mish iwaka. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

NON-HE! Ii KNT NOTICE. STATE uF INPIAN'A, ST. JOSEPH Cul" N'T V. SS lu the St. Joseph Circuit Court. February Term, 1117. JOHN HotSEIi vs. WALTON", w hose given name is unknown, et al. Cause No. 17.j'd. lie it known, that the above-named plaintiff has tiled In the office of the Clerk of said Court his complaint against said defendants In tle above cause together with n proper affidavit that the legal residence of said defendants is unknown and they are believed to be i. en-residents of this state. Walton, whose given name H unknown, wife of Edward Walton. The uuknown lairs, legatee- and devisees of Walton, wife of Edward Walton. I'rancis K. Tutt. Tutt. wife of I raitcij lb Tutt. whose given name n unknown. The unknown heirs, legatees und devisees of Tutt. whose given name Is unknown, wife of Francis K. Tutt. ICosani.a Eitter. Kitter. whose given name U unknown, husl-and oT lb'S.iiin.i Kitter. The unknown lairs, legatees, and devisees of Kosant.a Kitter, deceased. The unknown heirs, legatees and devisees of Francis K. Tutt. decea-ed. The unknown heirs. legatees and devlees of Tiltter, whose given nune is uuknown. husbaul of Kos ich Kitter. Colfax Shidler, Shidler. whose given name Is uuknow n. , ife of Colfax shidler. The unknown heirs, legatees and devisees of Colfax Shidler. deceased. The unknown heirs, legatees and devisees of Shldb-r. hi"i given name is unknown, wife of Colfax Shidler. Jimison. whos given name is unknown, wife of Jeorge Jhnisoi,. The unknown heirs. Ieg.-:nes and devisees of Jimison. whose given name Is unknown, wife of 'eorg Jimison. Kosannn Poff. l'off. whose giv en name is unknown, husband of Keganna l'off. The unknown nelrs. legatees atal devisees of Kosanua Poff. de.-eased. The unknown heirs, legatees and de

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O All South Bend Amazed at Our Showing of New Easter q Mdse. at Our Famous Underselling Prices-Shop Here Tomorrow

Easter Coupon Sale of

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Stunning $15 COATS In wool velours, nw poplins, with big collars, pockets. belted anl plain tailored; all colors; women's au I misses sires.

$20 COATS r.enitiful styles ; real 5l0 values, in fine wool velours, wool poplins, gabardine,- etc.; all colors.

12.50

blisses' $8 Spring T.: 4.75

Easter Coupon Sale of

Beautiful $12 DRESSES . .

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Of all silk poplin, silk taffeta, wool serges, beautiful ideated skirts, in all new spring -shades; women's and misses' sizes, at 87.0.1. $18 and $20 DRESSES Of beautiful silk taffeta and crepe de chine; every imaginable style and colors; special

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$5.00 New Tailored Hats. . .$2.94 I $3.50 New Military Tains. . .$1.95

Up to $1.50 HEMP SHAPES at

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Up. to $3 TRIM'D HATS at

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$3.00 NEW SHAPES Ij ii s t r o u r polished straws. Use res. Milan hemps, in dozens of every classy French blacks: hats that need very little trimming; every color, 1.95

$6.50 TRIM'D HATS I'xqulsite new Faster hat, beautiful blended, hundreds to choose from. No two alike. In 11 the latest NewYork styles; special Tuesday 3.4S

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Up to 75c Hat Trimmings . . . .39c $1.50 New Feather Wings. . . .79c

$5 LISERE SHAPES (Jenuine llseres and lap straws, high grade shapes, in dozens of exc lusive blocks ; choice of black and all colors, specially priced

CHILD'S $2 HATS P.eautiful new hi'O. rihl'on and hemp trimmed hats for girls ages to 11 years; Tuesday with this coupon

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linghanis. plaids, sizes to H c.irs ; ail ne.v spring t . m s. gre 1 1 iy lind'TOl ii edsi i i ; i ?s (Llf AFKO.NS . . .OJC Fight and i!ai. ! ited. Ib'V ereI a lei dotted patterns, nil sis; with ci oi po,i. WAISTS . . .44C III plain w liite )u id ras rind ginghams,, chauib r a v j : ail sj,.

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Adam Peed. The unknown b-irs. legates and devisee of Adam l:ed. deceied. Tlie unknown heir, legatees, devisees ,,f Susanua Heed, deceased, wife cf Adam Keed. That all suit is being pros-uted M fjiiiet tli title to the lands described in said complaint, in against all demands, tlaimi and laimant whatsoever, which fr.il! land are described a fellows: The s.,utb Une-fuiirtli l of the North one-half lyinsr Ilat of the Mi.higin Poad of Section Three c'b Sli'higan Ibcid Land, in Townhip Thirty-tive tl'Jn North Kange Two rji Fat. excepting there'rom the right-of-way of the Yfndalia ibiihvay '..nipany Mi'l n!o excepting therefrom the right-of-way of the South I'ead Ä: Lo.U.prt lbiilway Company. That plaintiff claim title to h P.cal Fstate :j againt anv anl every person and a ag.iint the 'r;d. Sail defendants re herel.y notified that nid cnue will tand fr trial on the l'th dav .if May. Pdl, the rime being the TMh 1 ay of the next term of rs.iid Court t .m:nene at the City cf South l'.end. f.n the lt M.nl iy In Mi. v. 1:1T. en which day sai l d -fen laut are icijuired to appear to vii.l net. on. ;i: u;i: m. i:aap.. cierk P.v CIIAKI.LS F. Ii. AAP. I ej.iity. W. INFUNVS. VFAtlLLV M'-V1. ker. Attjs. for Plaintiff. W-.'-Ö

XOX-RK-ÜDKXT NUTKi:. S'TATK MF INI I ANA. ST. .HiSFPII Cur.NTV, SS. I n the St. .losepli Superior Court, i'-'hiuarv Term, l'.dT. Al'GL'ST HKItNAKT mm:y ulknakt Cause No. lOS. I'.e it knwn. thnt the above-named plaintiff has tiled in the office of the Clerk of sail Court Iiis complaint against said defendant In the above caiis together with a proper affidavit that said dcfei.dant. Mary Jb'rnart. Is not a resident of the State of In-liina. Sai l defen l int is hereby notified that s.iid c.ius will stand fr trial en th 4th day f Jure. P.d7, the same being the löth day of the next terra of saM Court to eornnif ncf :it the City of South l'.end. on th. .".rd Monday in May next, on w Lic h day ii,i defendant I required to appear t s.a.d action. ;i:i:;i: m i:aap.. brk i;v CHAPI.FS F. liAAIb I.-pnty. r. r. n:in;is, .ttv. for plaintiff. J-'.'-K.

f state of Anna Ilaf-troni. NOTIC'K OF I IXAL Af'( OI'NT. r.y dlrctl-"n f Citizen Loan. Trust it Savings Corn pa nr. administrator cf t.e estate of Anu.i II:iftrom. late of St. Jeph Cuuuty. In the State of Indiana. d'cea('il. Notice ia Lerehj given to tLe cir.

legatees and devise s cf s '.hl d b-n, nnd all other person interested m ;jiJ state, that t i I d minist rat or ri cb-l in this Court it ac-ouL.t an-l iwv.-rs for the find settlement of said estate, md they are theref..te !,r'-ty i'-i'.ir-d to be nn l pp ar in ;id '-irt -u th 17th dav of April. 1017. when the same will hoard, ami make pr-f of their heirship, or !ai:a to any pirt of si id tstate, and show ca?:se if any there be. n!iv frahl a -count and vouchers s!c il 1 Hot be approvedWitnte-, th ;erk nni the Seil of the St. Joseph Circuit Court ft - :th P.end. In. liar. a. 'Jlth day of Mar- h. P.'IT. ;i;cii:;i; m i:ap. :. rk. itv hai:li:s f. kaai;. ieputy. Ilir.P.FKK .v MAIbl'IN. Attys for Lstate. L;-2

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