South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 265, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 September 1917 — Page 8
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MISHAWAKA NEWS News-Times Office: 120 Lincoln Way West Home Phone 118; Bell 10
YIMTLNG IX MICHIGAN CITY. Mr.. II. L. Van Pelt. 221 Lincoln way E.. ltft Saturday for a few
weeks' viit In Michigan City, will lie the guest of Dr. and J. n. lioerers.
She Mrs.
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Great Display of Fruits and Vegetables at Leading Groceries.
Mlh.'w;k'tH "market i nsk et" was full tu the limit sierday ami will he o au.in today, hi all the xpericr.c the proYcrhU-l ol-lcst in-
RED CROSS SEWERS ARE STAFF OF H. S. MISKODEED MAKING GOOD PROGRESS IIS ELECTED FRIDAY NIGHT
TAKF.N snnir.M.v ILL. Ford Meyers, the Uirber. 107 Lornt st,. was taken seriously ill yesterday afttriMmn and was removed to St. J('c;h's hospital, where, he will !. operated upon next Monday.
He'll Help the White Sox
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nev r I ri the fruit.-, and w-
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Friday.
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)'.vntovn distil' ts .
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choicest offerings from the orchard and uaidt;s of northern Indiana ami southern MichiaM. Hundredof hoii.-4-w i es who haw- heen listening to Mr. Hoover through the me
dium of the i,( v, spa j... i have cal-itee. lantlv t.ikeo his advi e and are mak-! the
inu v i 1 u t inroad-, in their shop-j
piiii; ajlov.atiees m unl'-r to nave a full pantry the romim.- winter. This l- only .me of th'-r vas in do in:? an eiieMive hit for the cause of deino ia v, and they are i,uyinj; their sappii! of fi'üi:.-. and veiT'tahles when they ;t I ehap .is, at present. I'liee-. No Higher. Yi st"rday offered one of the I. est a- well as th- 1 arire-t selections of garden pi. .due that ever i.une into Midiaw.'ik.i in any one day; and what prooally pleased the hoiisekeepers ino-t was the fait that, so far at i'.i-t a eet a 1 .-. were rrnn riii'-l, the prices were in higher than at this !ini" i.-.st year. anli-
liovver. eahha'-e, carrots.
ii'i'l-. jmtatoe-; weit mi display in piohiMon and s c I 1 1 1 1 lias there been su h a Hue suali: as show n at the differ nt stor- f'enrh-- hy the e..rli..id wer- ottered at tempting r r i 's and found ready laiyers. Apples, poaf. plums, melons, crapes and iitluT fruits als. found many ready j 1 1 .' i has i . Apples alll Pai.. invintr to their M'.ircity, wire Miioted at fully one-third higher
than a vear a to. Crapes, it was! tner.t
said, will retail around L'O e aits a horn near
ha.-Uet onee tiny li;?in to come in una ntities'. against IT and l tents
last vear.
"If people want the rieht kind of stuff and the ,-t prii s that will obtain this season, now is the time
for theni t" yet husv plies." said one of tin
The News-Tim s lat nii;ht. I ' 1 -lowintr are the roeeries makim? th liinst display ever shown in the city: Quality f.ish. Würz l'.ro.. Weher' "Kah." V. (',. Kipley .V: Son and Weaver's. Thv stores will have their stocks replenished for t-
lay's trade, which i epe-ted to I Freak all previoiv- efforts in the line! of fruits and ve.etahhs in Mishft-j waka.
A larger number of ladies of the city than usual attended the reiving meetings held in the old library room of the city hall Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. Greater enthusiasm is also beirj? shown .and, judging by the speed that the work is leing turned out, the workers will have their first shipment ready by the appointed time. ot. 1. The second shipment will be made "et. 16. Comfurt kits for all the Mi-ha-
j waka hoy that have enlisted are i also beinir made. Those who have
nlreadv uone will he supplied with one of the kits. provided they haven't l.een provided with one from at. nth r soun e, and that the eommittee ran ehtain the names of the various !,ovs and their present address. The auxiliary of the Presbyterian church held an all-day sewing session yesterday as is customary each 1'iiday. and the same ood attend
ance and enthusiasm was experienced as with the central commlt-
Four of the workers were at church ready for business at
'..:',( a. m., and during the afternoon as many as l ladies were present. This one auxiliary alone has completed 11 pairs of pajamas and working on several more pairs. According to the present progress of that auxiliary they will have their allotment ,,f articles finished for the first shipment to be made to the national headquarters at Washington, ct. 1.
Th junior class trot together Friday afternoon and elected the officers for the 117-1 S Miskodeed, the high school's year-book. An editor and an assistant for each department were appointed. They are:
I Phannr Wnwletf fr t nr . in h t f
Herbert Jaster, associate editor; Flora n Kelly, business manager; Harry Rosenstein, advertising; Carl I'.eehe, assistant: Iluth Leehlitner. literary; Hertha Hunt. assistant; Murphy f.'uddahay. athletics; Delefern s'locum, assistant; Kuth Basset, alumni; Lyndel Martlins, assistant; Ksther Schmidt, jokes; Harold I.yikit. assistant; Marion Clark, art and music; Harriet Johnson, assistant; Charlotte Bressler. society; Dorothy Williams, assistant; Raymond Munsee, special pictures; Helen Games, assistant; Genevieve Rash, class history; Ruth Stark, calendar. The above staff will start active work immediately. The pictures of the football men will he taken next week. The book to be put out will be from 10ä to 120 pages and will follow the general form of hooks in V. e past. The need of a new constitution caused the class to elect a committee to draw up a new euie. Those serving on the committee arc Ruth Fasset, Herbert Jaster and Carl Reche.
WAKARUSA MAN DIES AT SOUTH BEND HOSPITAL
N. L. Layer of Wakarusa died
turnips, i last evening at h: ii o cinr k at
josepns nospuai. ouin i.eno. i wbody was removed to Mishawaka hy Spramie SL- Finch, undertakers, and will he taken to Wakarusa. where the funeral will he held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Methodist church, the Kcv. Storkcy tfiria ti ntr. Mr. Layer had been in failing health for more than two years. He was taken to the hospital for treat-
several weeks ago. He was
Peoria. 111., and was mar
ried ::l years ago to Miss 1'mma Coritz. Re-ides his wife, he is survived by Iiis mother. Mrs. Augusta Layer of Onarga. 111., one brother, two sisters, two sons and two daugh-
on their sup-j t-rs. The brother is John F. of
merchants to Shelby. Mich., and the sisters are
Mrs. Clara Hamer of Onarga, 111., and Mrs. K. J. leathern of Russell, la. The sons and daughters arc Harry and Herbert of Wakarusa. Mrs. A. J. Kelley of Mishawaka and Miss Mary Layer at the family home in Wakarusa.
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EXHIBIT OF LOCAL RED CROSS
WORK
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Tomorrow. Momlav ami
tin. re will be an exhibition of completed ariii-nts for the lied 'loss held at tin- A. '. Haslauger and
o l stole-. - will .-onsi-a; of kr.it-
e.I . wt'.itei. - ai!. il--tlets. sin'ks, tc . .'lid i,.' ! iii' iit-- .t ail kinds speli ad b tile ll'tlonal o li I ii I i t t ICS. The i In lilt hi- h I pi a-sents uavs f fa:thfi;I v. o, on the ji.nt of the o,,. uiiim ii pi tin- com nrai.it w ill . i 11 W..it;i Mi'.. than oiilinatv ht itiO'l
CHRISTIAN CIUKCII Sl'XDAY. Rible school and adult classes, f ::'" p. m. Please bear in mind that you are needed this Sunday. We are getting ready for our big "rally ilay" and you should be there. Morning service and sermon. 1 : o a. m. Theme. "Do We Need the church?" Special music. Junior i. i:.. 2:1.", p. in.; Senior C. F.. 1:1.": evening service. 7:1.0. A very important theme will W- discussed at this time.
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RirriHN FROM I'l NKUAh. Lenvui Sheets returned homo Friday after having attended the fum ral of Jake McFarland, who was killed in a motorcycle accident the oth.er day. Mr. Sheets took Mr. Md'arland's brother and family to tit funeral which was held at Flwood. Ird. The trip was made by auteuno'dle.
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c.nr i .Mr. ami Mis. William P.rinki: A I .a. and s.u:. f i oia Mi. liu.ni Were the u'Ke-t-Charle J. i:.i:e;
John F.hrt. Mrs. .a! and daughter, i ! i : n a u . n i ot or ed "it li ,.!a and cd .Mi, and Mrs. . m-rth the iitv.
FuR RKNT House; six rooms for couple. Modern except furnace. Ill S. West st. Home '.2 0. WANTF.D fhce girl. Inquire Dr. Milstead. .".IT N. .Main st.
W-NTFL At once, reliable woman or girl for two people. Phone Hein, a--'ü or call 301 1. Fourth St.
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WANTFD Rootn and board in private family for three adults. Centrally located. D. F., News-Times.
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FUG SALF Men's Sunday shoes J:' ".0. The famouf ir.older an I'ikskm .-hoes $.7T best shoes made. DvMeister. l'Ol W. tixth st.
Miss I .a ura Short has gone to Indianapolis to visit Herbert Wilson, a member of Co. F of South Rend, who i in the hospital at Ft. Renjanun Harrison. Private Wilson is the sem e.f Mr. and Mrr. F.dar Wilson of Ardmore.
SARAH C. HATHAWAY DIES OF HEART DISEASE
Sarah C Hathaway
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Hathaway, wife of
of 121.1 Lincoln way
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at o:20 o clock last evening
complication of diseases and
heart trouble after but a week's illness. Mrs. Hathaway was horn in Dublin. Ind.. March 2, 1S4S, and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pierson, both of whom are dead. The family moved here 17 years ago from Milton, Ind. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons. Harry and Alfred Hathaway, both of Mishawaka. and Mrs. Elizabeth .'-'hera of College Corner, O. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at ? e'clock from the residence, the Rev. G. W. Titus officiating, and burial will be in the city cemeterv.
WOMAN'S CLUB PROGRAM FOR YEAR SOON OUT
The Mishawaka Woman's club will hold their lirst meeting of the season Saturday afternoon, Sept. 21. when a reception will be held for the new president. Mrs. C. I-:. McCullom. and either new officers. A very enjoyable year is .anticipated, as a splendid program has been arranged for the general and departmental meetings. The printed programs will soon be off the press and ready for distribution.
SUFFRAGE GETS
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Judge Rathwell Issues Injunction to Prohibit Referendum in November.
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COLUMRFS. ()., Sept. 2 2. Judge Frank' Rathnicll of the ennunm: pleas court here late 1'riday issued a temporary injunction which would prohibit a referendum vote in Ohio this November on the Reynold presidential suffrage law. The court knocked out petitions calling for a referendum vote from 22 counties where the boards of elections failed to certify to the secretary of state that the peMtions were in compliance with the law. Anti-suffragets immediately announced that they would return the faulty petitions to the 22 counties for proper certifications. In case this is done the suffragists will again attack the petitions, contending that theie is no authority for an amended certification. To call a referendum 70,4 4 4 signatures are required. Friday's court action reduced the number of valid signatures to 66.101.
NEED $35,000,000 FOR Y. M.C. A. WAR WORK
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"Hap" Frisch is the only man In the line-up of the American league championship team this year who has hatted hi.- way into the circb of .TOO hitters. Felsch's snappy work with the sti k and on the defer, ahas done much to help the White Sox hold their lead.
GERMAN MONEY BOUGHT ARMS FOR I. W. W. CLANS
i:ti :ut.ix for imni:.i:i,i:cT. The Misses Ogla Claeys and Fae Rooher entertained at a miscellaneous shower complimenting Miss Hazel Myers, who will soon be married to Arthur R. Claeys. Piano and victrola selections featured the evening, the piano selections being rendered by Miss Margaret Freer. Miss Myers received many pretty gifts. Luncheon was served.
ENID. Okla.. Sept. 22. Money procured from agents of the German
NbW YORK", Sept. 2 ... A cam- government and disbursed through
paicn to raise :::. eOo. Ö00 by Julv f tHo iH,,ctHi
1 1 5 1 5, to carrv out the vast war
work of the Y. M. C. A., both at ""- '
home and abroad, was started at a was used to purcnase arms, ammu-
meeting here I'riday of the na- nition and supplies for the Working
tional war work council of the as- Class union, the "Jones family" and scciation. The first big drive to kindred organizations, said to num-
ohtaln contributions will be niiu..1 ber 40 or more with a membership
Nov. 11 to 1', which has been des- of approximately 2.000.00O, accord-
ignited as "National campaign ing to testimony in federal court week." I here Fridav in the trial of 11 al-
National denirtment and state J leged draft resisters. co rniit'ees will be named to assist j. c. Houmes, who said he was a in the effort. government agent, testified that he This sum is needed, an announce- had joined the Working Class union ment says, to cover the work inj last May. Ollicers of the union. ."4 buildings and 1 Hi tents main-i Holmes said, told members of the tained for the soldiers and sailors J oruanizations that through the I. W. in camps, cantonments and naval W. and affiliated bodies draft resiststations in the Fnited States; for ers would b(. plentifully supplied the rapidly growing work in France with arms and ammunition, pur-
and HnglanJ among the American chased with German money
DRAFTED GERMAN BALKS AT WEARING UNIFORM
expeditionary troops and for the association work for th:- armies in France, Russia and Italy, now called lor by the military leaders of these nations.
ANNOUNCE SPEAKING DATES ON LIBERTY LOAN
Mi-rriionisT si nd.w si:hvici. Subject of the morning sermon at the First Methodist church, "The Kaiser or Christ, the Challenge of the Present Hour to a Militant Church." Rev. J. Wade, district superintendent, will preach at the
evening service. Subject. "A World
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in Debt." Music at both services by the chorus choir under the direction of Miss Hazel Harris. Solos by Miss Harris.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22. Se y McAdoo's second Liberty loan campaign itinerary contains the following speaking dates: Cleveland and Toledo. Ohio. Oct. 1; Indianapolis. Oct. 2: Madison. Wis.. Oct. :.; Sioux Falls. S. D.. Oct. 1; Aberdeen. S. D.. Oct. ."; Rütte, Mont., Oct. T; Spokane, Oct. R ; Seattle and Tacoma. Oct. 0, and Portland. Ore.. Oct. 10.
Further than Portland the inneri c i . t
ary was not announced, cec y .mc-
Reeruiting activity of the Working Class union, he testified, dated from the passaue of the selective draft act and leaders seemed to have ample funds and presented comprehensive plans for resisting the draft through appeals to the ignorant classes among which they worked! The organization was broken up in August with the arrest of approximately .".OO draft resisters in central Oklahoma, "r of whom still are confined in jails and penitentiaries.
GOSHEN DISTRICT TO RAISE $55,000 FOR MINISTERS' PENSIONS
CAMP FFNSTON, JUNCTION CITY. Kas.. S-pt. 2 2. P. H. Schleimann, a German farmer from Cap r county. Nebraska, and a member of the o,uota of that county, was placed in the guard house Friday because he refused to don a uniform. Schlei -mann said he was a German reservist and had never been naturalized.
LI'f.AL NOTH i;.
Lstate of .Martin Oifulsrak. NOTK K Ol I'INAI. . Ol NT. r.y direction of I'.'-rt Teli"Nki. administrator of the estate of Martin o-ni-yak. Ijte of St. .losepli r-oiiiitv. in tlie State f Indhili; . di-censed. Notice is lierhy given to the ln-i r-. legatees and devises of said decedent, .oid all oth-r p-tshik interested In said estate, that said Administrator has filed in this Court i in neeount :ind vmn h-r-fot the final settlement of said estate. :iud they are therefore hereby required la be and lipped" In said Court on tin"ml day of October, ValT. when the same will !. heard, ami make pr-of .f their heirship, or claim to any part of said 'state, and show cause it" any there I.e. why said ae.-mint and vouchors should pot be approved. Witness, the Clerk and the seal of the S. Joseph Circuit Court at South I'.end. Indiana. "Jlst d; v of September, 1Ü17;i:okc,i: m iIaaiv cierk. F.v STAN I. FY II. TOP.OLSKI. P-pntv. JOS. V WYi'ls.Y.NSKI, Attv. for IState. 22-11
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PATKUTAIV CIHCI.i:. The Good Will circle of the Fim Christian church was entertained by thx Misses Margaret and Grace Creighton complimenting this gue?t. Miss- Deane Van Winkle. Wheeling. W. Ya.. Friday evening- Durinp a short business session. Mrs. W. W. Dodge gave an interesting talk on the Red Cross work and action was taken for definite work along these lines. A social time was enjoyed.
Adoo, however, will speak in San Francisco and Los Angeles. lie will devote practically the entire four weeks of the campaign to his country wide tour.
ANOTHER GERMAN MODE OF WARFARE FUTILE
i:nti:iiti ron muck. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Reed. C2.'. F. Third st.. entertained at a 12 o'clock dinner Saturday in honor of their niece. Miss Grace Reed of Preston, la. Cover- wore laid for 10.
R RITISH HKADQFARTFRS IN F RA NCR. Sept. 22. The great Rritlsh victcry Thursday east of Ypros has demonstrated the futility of the Germans n-w system of holding the line thiiuy with troops scattered over a great depth and et pending m linly on shell hole and sm.'.U redoubt defenses in ,la e of the trenches formerly occupied. Peril ips some would prefer to say that the superiority of Rritish uorkmanship again has been shown. In dther case, the fact remains that the enemy scheme of maintaining the front attacked Thursdu prove 1 a failure.
THEATER
TODAY Triangle Plays Louise Glaum in
"LOVE OR JUSTICE'
How a man's redemption is brought about lv the constancy and vieYotion ot a woman. Ince Kay Bee Production. Triangle Komedies "Wheels aiul Woe." Featuring an all star cast of Triangle konuiv players. Adults 10c. Children 5c
FOR SALF Rarred Rock cockerels. Good stock. Average weight, three to live pounds. Call Home 363.
FR SALF Five passenger Overland. In first class mechanical condition. 3314 Pleasant st.. River
LD FSTARLISHFD life insurance company wants experienced man to act as district manager. Misha-v.-;ka. Rest contract to right party. IUia News-Times.
to tti:M) coyvkxtion. James J. McGuire, .superintendent
of the Mishawaka Found rv Co..
leaves for Roston tonight to attend nnriiATIIDC PAMMHM the annual convention of the Amer- rnbulA I UnL UASMIMUIM
ican Foundrymen's association in conjunction with the American In- I
stitute of Metals.
Xou -Tinics Special Servte : GOSH FN. Spt. -2. The campaign for J20, 000.000 to pension aged ministers of the Methodist Kpiseopal church in the Fnited Slates, and their widows and orphans, in which the Goshen district proposes to contribute as its share 000, is progressing favorably in this district, it
j was reported in the sessions of t lie
district mobilisation meeting. "The results are encouraging," said Rev. R. A. Morrison of Romo City. "Vo expect Goshen district to do even more than its full share, when it knows the full need of the veterans of the cross. Interest was aroused in the address of Dr. Appleton Rash of pitts-
I burgh. Fa.. who declared, "the pri- ! rations and self-denials endured by ' the ave rage Methodist minister's I wif were far greater than those of j other women." Dr. J. A. P.eatty of Muncie. said j that "a great forward movement in ! aggressiv- evangelism should engage i the most earnest effort of the j churc h", while according to Dr. M. : S. Marble of Marion, "the greatest 1 need of the church today is a more efficient ministry".
UFIIFKAHS HOLD INITIATION. Several candidates were initiated Into the Rebekah lodge last night in the Odd Fellows building. Refreshments were served later. The lodge will hold a penny social tonight and Oct. I5 will celebrate the 6 6th anniversary of the fraternity.
BLAST TEARS ARM OFF; HELD FOR KILLING OF
WIFE WHILE ASLEEP
FOR SALI: v". acres of land, two miles and a half southeast of Niles on Flwardsburg road. Fasy terms or contract. Stock and machinery if wanted. Good buildings and soil. D. C. Fpdik-. Nib s. Mich , R. R. No. "'.
ch.H(.i ruiLic i.NnixrevcY. The case of Mrs. Josephine Harmon, charged with using indecent
language by Mrs. Tena Gelhaush. i 111., hospital, will be heard in Justice Long' he cannot lh court next Tuesday afternoon.
COYIYGTN. Intl- opt. 22. Henry Snyder, t. j years old. received injuries here I'riday through the premature explosion of a cannon that are expected to prove fatal. A salute in honor of the Fountain county men who are about to depart for Camp Taylor was fired from an old cannon. Snyder was loading the piece when the explosion took place. His right arm was
torn off. his rieht eve blown out.! and a part of his face was blown ', awav. He was taken to a Danville,;
wheri phvsicians sav
STA TR ('V INDIANA, ST. .TOSl.l'H POFNTY. SS. - In the St .lospj.h Superior Court. M.iv Term. 1017. dixon vv i-l.t: VS. FKANCIS C. ILJliVYN FT AI. Juief Title ";ois.. (. I.' it known, that tla above ni-u.-l pDintiff has til d in th" IT I of the 'Jerk of s,i, r..urt his eoinpl.iint inr-tin s;iid defendant in the :ilove .;nie together with :i proper ntTbhtvit that tin residences of the said defendant . Francis '. I'.rnwn. A. S. Ihinb.ir. ; orge I. GlTor. .lohn In.ihN'ii. Margaret f. Donaldson. .Lenh Taylor. N.iti' V Tay..,-. Oliver Taylor. Taylor, the wife or widow of Oliver T.iy!..i whos.- true Christian mime i- unknown. .I.-nnes I. McDaniel. Willi, m II. Akin. All-in .Ma.m. .Tis.pli I".. I'rt'-e. and .I..lm '. in mernia n : the tinknawn 1 u'iand-" and wives respctlvely of .'a h of the fot i going n: iad and desiiMi.-if.-d r'" the names of all ef whom are unknown to plnintiff: the unknown widowers nd widows r' i eet i ''-1 v or en. li of tin- for1glng ii.nne.1 and d.-signated persons, ti,..
unities of all
FOR RKNT The only liu-ry stable in Mishawaka that can be used for storage. James Hennt ssey, lawvcr. 113 Ijncdn wav W.
I WANTFD Salesladies. Apply manI atcr Trkk Bros.
MAY LANGlWGi; TIIXCJUIU. The board of education in he.sj.-ion Friday nigh: decided to employ another language teacher in the high ! school. The matter of selection and J appointment wa- left for Supt. .
Horton.
HANK IIFAD IN 'I l'.M III. F..
;vnK"M". Ind.'. S p;. .'.'.- ;, ul e,. i W. Duke, on- .f Kokoino vwalth-' iest men and president of tin- I'aim-i r.rc' Tn'wf a V.iV inir Co u :"f '!. 1 n I
dislocation of his left arm when he fell down a cellar stairs Fridav-.
TO LR DO. O.. Sept. 22. Frederick
j Lehman. Fulton county farmer, wi-.s j held to the grand jury at "Wauseon ; Friday afternoon. charge.' with jmurdeting his wife. Grace Ar. she
lay sleeping In her ;ed in the Lenman home near Swanston the nigh: of Sejd. 1. He was dnied the ri-ht of hail and will be hbl iu jail until h's trial. Lehman appeared daze 1 whep he heard of tin- t'irn o his eas'-
I and refused to .-peak. I Lehman' story was t'aat robi.n-.
attacked him r.-ar one nt nis otit
i aildings. severely beat at- I sliat
irrti. tbn vvnt Into th hoi.s.. :u:d ki'.led :h. Aov.an.
of whom are unknown to
plaintifl: all of tlie votn.-ii ..n.e I.nown 1'V any r.f the mimes and designations above stated, wlu'se names have been hanged, and who ate now Unown t. other names, th names ,,f ,,f iiorn are unknown te plaintiff; t !e unknown ehihlren. dev. on t at s and la irs, surviving -poiis-. r'i!ifois and a d in ! n ist ra t "is o the 'State. d'fvDcos, h-atee. trusfe-s and x" ufors of t!i. Last Will and 'I'p.f.i men t. su.-ef v--..r- ir luti-vit and a -- signs, n sji.'i tiv ly of a Ii of the f .-. . going and designated deitavod pels.. lis are unknown an 1 upon diiig.-nt s-ar.-i and inquiry catrnif he a --rt lined That nid uit is l.-ing pr-s,.( ute.l t ipiiet the title to tla- I in. Is des, rh.ed in said complaint, ris yjainst all demands. Sahlis and el liiiiaiif !ia t . .-r. whi.h Said land1 are .D rii.ed :i foihavs; Tin Nert Viea"t ipiartM" the Northwest iIK!'tlT "f S.-. fi'MI - M'V.-' (27'. Township T!iirfy-five 'J North. K: nge Um' ih W'esf. i o n T a i n ; n j I'ortv i (0. A' res That pi lintifl' ilait.i title t" - .id r. aj etat .t against aav and e.r; pr-'-a and a ugainst the world Said defend. n are hi re .v f.ot'fied that tin said cans,, will a;1., t f r ni l or the ht day of Novetiil-i- ". P'lT. l!"' same being the Pt!i day f tl-i.. i.t term of said Curt t '-o-iiTiieie in th City of S.aitli r..nd. on t!. ""iid t..:-!d;. y of S'''te;iib.r. 117. on wiii. h said day aid defendants .ire leq-'i-ed to api'at said re tion. (;ii:i;i: m ilaah. c-k.
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