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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-28
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Wnj Waoneo er Der ifet ct unberliet
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89ttelie er lite opleOet iiben 1888.
s oisie 6 Tiger bar opsr 1000 melpt
fig ION freliesfseenbe Mennsiter, os
mango at benz er bleOne ompsnote til
Cub. Ifteu efter often bar be protsz
itdntiffe airter ooret opfplote al als
porsfpIote 3iIbprere. 09ftelien bar
naaet ct Smfdns, BORON fslo be msIi
forhoabningsfuloe life bar popet at
oremme. prefternes og beres Meos
biGlperes 3ro sr b!epen m9stis itprs
let, % be iapaneiiifs ariitne er fpfbt.
meo frejbigt 6oab ON, at 6erren bill
ssre enonu itsrre Ting. 0enne BET
20. 4arbunorebes 8epngelie er me-
get IoOenbe. 8eOaselien I sotio
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pdd Dor gptirfe. preiterne far 5en.
esrne mere snc fuloe. 9eiisn er for,
men 4~rbsjosrne sr Faa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-28
2utbers greDe.
l..

Soa goot ION one BUFFERS 8repe
sr ootereoe, % 8atoen er idu fsjet til
S%lutuingsn at 9reoet .og bpis 0a9en
bar Haon eftsr en- eGer unben Yerfon,
brugsr ban bette, og bbis bet er 9ds
gen for eaer eftsr en- Iddoan opn9ont
Dag, idd beItemmer ban ben / 5orz
bolo til benne. Som ~eienbommeli5
FOR bans9repifripnins fan ogiua nGpz
nes bans religisfe Snosungsbilien,
Der minoer ON ben, Iom bruges / apr
itoliffe 9rene. S9opanlig begpnber
ban greoet meb: ,Hodbe pg 5rso",
unoertiben meb 5ilfsielien Il ariz
tug eaer ,.8., Dor 6erre" eIer ser
rem" eaer / Sub 5oOer og ben 9erre
Sefus 8riftus"; ogiad fan ban begun
be faaleoes: .5reit Dc Jrelie / Ger
rem" s1er o5relfe oe 5reb"; bog Finoes
her oefaa aoifiqies grebs at BAN, Der
fulbit9nbiet mcngler oenns %religisie
Snbsangshilien. 5 be dIerfeite at
bans grene timber ri bibelife gitater.
% man mao Der 6eunbre bans e%neitadz
enbe Gbne til n INTERCHANGEABLE at
gibelens Orb pdd Qipets forifeaige
Gorbolo. So, Qutbers 8ibelfunoifab
pirter nRiten operp9lbenoe paa en-,
nddr bet tdees / 8etragtning, 6pilte
D9lbige &ran Der iti1eoes til BAN ira
9ipets praftiffe SHE. Denne gibels
tunoifab er6perDebe ban Jig for BET
fsrite beb en- srunoig bibenitdbelig
gebanbling ar gibelen, bels peb Opers
f9tteliesarbeioer og bells peo 5ortolfz
ninesr, % for bet a1bet oerpeo, at ban
Iepebe / i'm 8ibel; ben bar bans raoiz
&c R9ring for bans inore, relisisie
2iD, os | ben fsgte ban fin 5rsit Oa
ardft unber ale pdnffelige Jorbolo.
fom Ginet frem6eb for Dam. ga.
gsit9ftigslfen meb ben be0ige Strift
par Buffers ct og aft, og life dlens
bjemme, men ogfda pad l9nsers Rel
fer bar ban traDlt optaget heraf. G1
ban unber Rigsbassn | Qussburs 15s
80 opbolbt fig pud GDburg 5aftning,
friper ban / ct grep til Slip Mss
Ionhton: ,Omfiber bar Ri od, min
fare Slip, ndaet bette bort Sindi
gierq; men pi pil gere os ct 3ion
beraf os bpgge os 8 5ptter Der, ben
enc for Sdlmernc, ben anben for
profeterne og en- treble for Octopus;
men bertil pil Der gaa BIB. Steoet
er | Sdnbbeo b~ebagelist og meset be-
.penlf for Gtuberinser." Smiolertio
Eolpt ban en- tpuneen Jerie, oa ban
ifrep bette Brep, bpilfet fes at en- iss
mere uotalelie / famine 8rep: ,,Detts
ffriper iee til Gber | min 5erie; tbi
aasien meD mine Bigger og papirer sr
enonu life fommen". ct greo fra
~s Steo til afbbeb 5rebsrit |
Hiirnte~1. til bbem ban famtioig fens
fer en- getrdgtning orer Salmen 118,
ffriper ban: Seq bar bsrfcr penoi
mig til ben Rigbom. fom jeg dnier
for min eesn Stat % tdger min esen
tars Galme for mia, nemlig bet ffsns
ne gpnFtemi Chen 118. Salme). Sper
Zen har jea opfot mine 5anter, foroi
jsg fifber faa srtesIss FER I min 2rs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-28
Wafe0onien.
(efter ar. DBL.

Sanripnligbeoen taller nu for, al
per life bliper en- alminpelis Rejsnine
/ Wdtebonien / 4dr. % ri Itploer oerz
for aeierne en- Operiist ODER. bpors
leoes Ia 5orbolbene er Oernebe. 5bi
man MAJ life tro, at = forbi Der
life bliper nogen %olminoeli9 Reisning
bernebe / 4ar - at Der iad life 9do
4dre easr maalte oIereoe til n6its
aar blipsr en- alminoelis Reisnins, og
pesuben fortiGttes ben fpreote Reiss
ming uafbruot, LEGION 8anoeuGfes
net eusr uo9ienet itobie tribes.
Wlen Def er lpttebes europa og3nrs
tiet / 5orenins al binore Reisnin9en
0ar. 8e renolution9re %mateoonifs
here, Reisninqsns 5orbereoere, bar
alerig ncgen Sinbe tiliigtet at tdgs
bet up I en- aamp / aaben Wdrt meo
ben tprtiits 59r. e bar Omipunbst
6ele Matebonien meo Ell Net al aOmis
.ser, hpis 9sesrc er Sffcerer. qrGiter
60 Q9rere eQer meo andre Orb be,
iom | Del life meget cipiliIerebe Qdno
Ftaar beisre enp ben egsntlise Qlmus,
a BET b1poe p9rst muliet peo 6i9lp
II bette 4pparat pirtelig at fad en-
Reisning / Stunb. Men De e~uropaie
tie Stormogtsr. i9rlig Ruslano oa
9itrig, bar / ben GruO lat gulgarien
Stolen for 8eren, at W~ateoonerne
life turee pente 6j9lp fra 9uledrien.
ca iamtibig bar 5prfiet opbobet itsrre
"a iigrre 5roppemasftr / belle Mdtes
bonisn = 6enpeb 100000 Monp =,
icclebes Of Der | Qor bteo f9rre os
frrre llbiioter for ct lptteliet ubfalo
al en- alminpelig Rejsning.
Ntn Jorboloens bill life tunn. psb=
bliDc al bolbe iig faoleoes, og BET or
bette, ION Wldteoonsrne regner meo.
De reo. at be en- 9ons mao og ffal
blipe ri for bet tprfiits 6erreosmme
Il europa, og 5nrterne pcb bet ielp.
5fi be ~ilupifte 5oIteitammer puo Bal
fanbalpsen er lcnot ts tdlrigffe, 5nr=
terne lanst be farreite, maaite fun
fom l mob 6, os benne Omft9nbiebso
bill | 29ngben gre bet of meb 5prs
ferne. 5brterne | europa pilbe enbs
ba / militar 6enieenbe bore be ipa>
geite pnerfor be paa 9a~lfanbdpeen
boenhe iftesmilit9rt uDruitebe ariit=
ne, hpis be ffuloe ftole alene paa
here's | bet europaiife 5nrfi itadenbc
Trooper. Men be bar boabe for 90
MI braget fore HeierDer iummen fra
bet esentligs tnrtiffe 6ODeblanb: Gil
l%eafien, bpor be ielp er BEN tolrieits
Jolfeftdmme, og bportil be Deb. at be
felo en- Sang mao tr1tte fig tilbag:,
naar be blioer ubjaene at europa.
Men ben fore a~rigsmdet, fom !
2isblitfet er mobiliferet os ftadr / bet
europ9ife 9nrti for at hinbrs en- az
minrelia mafsbOrit Rejsnins, BIZ life
| 2angbsn funne holces paa gsnene i
europa, os %naDnlis hermeb er bet, a.
Matebonerns resner. De RED nsmIis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-28

Itios inp, en- ung. imut Dame. ino.
6oaet fra s6oOeb til sob / en- lang,
ms pelsperfsforet adube, og en- 9at,
fom tpbelig NOT a tommen frdPdrts.
Soet bun latte fig, bsrteS en- ipua
Roslen at benoes Siltsltsrter, os Ell
ter at bun babOe betalt 8onoutteren,
fit bun 9is paa be to 0amsr, ION
bopoe taft ioa iprigt iammen. tsr
bun tom inb. og be Oareoe berss imis
IenDe Silien Iibt reierDeret. 9srfra
falbt benbes gIit pad ben al aulos
ffqlpsnbe file Rome lige %operfor benz
be, % uoen at bet9nte iig reilte bun
Fg op % tog plaOs beO Sioen al ap.
men.
Deb De, at 0eres file Barn ier
Tpart forfrosisn uo2" iagoe bun, iost
bun logoe i'm flint bebonbiteoe 9ddno
pad bet gamle, tGrneoe Sbdipl. "er
bun life for bddrligt inopdttet pad
en- iaa fob 0de2"
,9st er aft. bpab ieg bar" i%oureot
Mooeren meo tor Stemme. s@un
fpntes at bore ipa / Mor9es, og jt9
baobe life l0jerte til at Idoe benbe lig9,
biemme, meoens ieg gift I'D. Seq er
paa @eien til 5dbritten efter nit qrs
bejoe for belle llgen, fom ies uoferer
/ nit 6iem. Seq tan life drbeiot urs
meo en- iaaOan lille en-. %foritudr D:
not"
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tu9et Sbatplet bort fra, bar CAN'T.
blaa, og gdrnsts Qniigt par ipsgeIies'
agtigt bpiot og fortruttet.
y5ee tror lite. bun er ipg; bun er
bare fob, fa9oe ben fremmeft
milot.
0un faa nsO oper i'm e9en Orogt;
men Der bar intet, iom tunoe tages al;
tbi alt geIspartet par faitet til aaas
ben.
.6bis Dc pil laoe mig bolbe Bar
net unbsr min aaabe Ell lille 9ieblit,
tror ieg, bun mart oil bIioe BARN."
foreilcs bun.
Sun taiteOe OpIlaget pad i'm pelsz
forepe &aabe tilbaes og trnttebe ben
tarneoe 8nlot mob lit Ourme 6ieri.
oa Idgbs i'm barms &inb neo MOB bet
lobe. lille qnIi9t.
aSes ital bare benos oper til "a
b%ritfen, bpis De bil laoe mig foa
2op," iaeoe bun penligt til Mobsren.
ofda bun life Ttal blipe tolb igen. fsr
Ri fnbs noeet pormere ri til benbs.
Seq bar ineen Barn ielp; men jeg boil
Der iad meeet at fmad. Def esr ale
apinber, tanter ieg. De imua Stuts
Ter ere iaa isOe og biGIpelsie."
De iteg at peo t6ouiton Street, ben
bsje, imuttl9bte abinoe bar Barnet
pad fine it9rte 4rms, o9 ben anben
apinoe fulote efter msb ct notrpt at
5%orunbring / lit ble9e 4niiet.
.9u fan pore filter PAD, al ben
file ptee tommer lite til at frpie ietn
/ 8inter". bem9rtscs en- Manb, iom
bapos fulgt bet life Sptrin msb lspens
be Snteresie.
Deb bu, bet bar ben tsnneite, lii.
MISUNDERSTANDING. jes bar let
nosen 0os2 Os en- rig aOinOe til
meo", tilfejebs ban meo ct glit poa
be TO Spottere ober aigoom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-28

Wnar 99ierne benpenber fig til 5Olt, Der
anerterer l 8laoet, euten for at tg6e hos
benz ener for at foa Gplpsnineer om bet
npertereoe, beoes be oltio omtale, at be fao
snertisien1entet i bette Blao. 3et oil o9re
til eeniibie 9ntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-28
.Sauifercn"

bIiper Teuot til subifribenter, inbtiI ub
trpttelie GpiiseIie mol taaes al llosiperne
po al @9lo er betolt, / 0oereusftemmelIe
meo De 5ortneoe Staters 9ollooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-28

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, ..eb.,
as s~econd-klas matter.
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Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
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%pbeber ienbes birette til n9anitereu" j.,
DIR. D., Blair, Nebr.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31
Will NOT RELEASE TERRY
SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS DECISION
OF LOWER COURT.
His Attorneys Made Charges Against
the RefOrmntOry-Cases I'm the
County Courts.

Among numerous decisions handed down
yesterday by the higher courts of Indiana
was the Terry case. which came to the Su
preme Court from Jacksonville. Charles
Terry is an inmate OF the Indiana Reforma-
tory. After he had served two years, the
minimum sentence for his offense, his law
yers sought to procure his release under
the indetermirate law, by habeas corpus
proceedings in the courts at Jeffersonvile
The court declined to release Terry and
the case was appealed, the Supreme Court
yesterday affirming the county court A
history of the case shows that Terry did
not seem TO progress well in prison and
had TO be repeatedly punished for violat-
ing prison rules. Terry is a skilled molder
and has been capable of earning 81 day.
Terry and his friends made serious charges
against the prison management. One of his
attorneys declared that he was being kept
in prison because he was a skilled work
man and the State was profiting by his
ability TO turn out good work. Terry made
the charge that at one time he was given
unbolted corn meal and water as a diet
and manacled to the floor of dungeon for
a week at a time.
In writing a decision in the case Judge
Downing makes an especially strong point
in this paragraph:
Should this clause of the act Saying
prisoners may be released, etc. be con-
strued as mandatory all discipline in the
institution would inevitably be overthrow,
and the board would be exposed to innum-
cradle and constantly recurring legal con-
troversies with the inmates over the cues
ton OF the right of such inmates to dis
charge. The rules and regulations of the
prison seem TO US appropriate. necessary
and humane; and even If this court had
the power to review them, we would not
feel inclined to criticise or condem their re-
quirements."
Terry was sent to the Reformatory from
Fort Wayne, where he was convicted of
stealing two hogs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31

H. NJ Bronson, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Big -Four. has been
in Peoria and Chicago two days.
1t is stated that the Wabash will with
in the next sixty days place orders for
fifty new locomotives and 5000 freight cars
Thursday was a big day with the Big
Four. there being handled on the system
ern S44 loaded cars.
The Peoria & Eastern now has in service
of all classes seventy-six locomotives This
includes the three new Atlantic type en-
gines recently placed in service.
]. A. Barnard, general manager of the
Peoria * Eastern, and subordinate officials
who have been on a four days inspection
OF the line will return this morning.
H. A. Boomer. assistant general super
intendent of the Lake Erie & Western has
been in Lafayette for day or two prepar-
ing to remove his family to Indianapolis
The Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton an
nounces that its excursions tomorrow from
Indianapolis to Cincinnati and from De-
catur TO Indianapolis will be the last of the
season.
H. o. Halstead formerly agent OF the
Pere Marquette at Toledo. will tomorrow
become division superintendent in charge
of what is TO be known as the Toledo divi-
sion of the Pere Marquette.
One OF the Atlantic type locomotives OF
the Wabash on Wednesday ran forty-nine
miles in fifty-one minutes. including stop
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31
Methodist.

CENTRAL-AVENUE METHODIST EPlSCO-
PAL CHURCH-Corner Central avenue and
Twelfth street Rev. II. w. Kellogg. ID. D.. pas
tor. Service OF communion at IL. 10 a m AT
I.S0 p. m. the pastor will deliver the nrst OF
series of sermons on The Right Use Of Our
selves" the topic being The Right Use OF tue
Body" Sunday school at $40 a. m Epworth
League at $40 p. m All are welcome.
MERIDIAN-STTEET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Rev. Joshua Stansfield, ID. d, pas
tor. Preaching at 1J:45 and 30 p. m The sub
Jet of the morning sermon will be The Glory
Of Disciplesnip.'' The theme for the evening
will be The Peerless Parallels" Luke V. The
NTH in series OF sermons on the PARALLELS OF
our Lord. Sunday school at $50 a. m. Epworth
League at ESQ I. m. Midweek prayer service
at 7i5 =. IN. Thursday. DIR. De Notes Bible
class for the deaf meets every Sunday at $3.50
a. m. in the auditorium OF the church
ROBERTS PARK NJ. i. CHURCH-Deaware
and Vermont streets. Rev. Albert Hurlstone.
ID. ID. pastor Class meetings at a. m. Sunday
school ut 10 a. m. Preaching by the pastor at
II a m. topic. whining and Working" Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m. At 1880 D. m. there
will be a song service and an address by the
pastor. subject Color Blindness" All these
services are interesting and helpful. Come.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31
THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room John L. McMaster Judge.
Seward Lemon ct al. W. Indianapolis Street.
railway Company ct al; damages. On trial by
jury. Jury retires
Room flames NJ. feathers, Judge.
Fitchgerald Vs. Casa Thrall matron of In
danapolis Orphans Asylum; habeas corpus Ev-
Standard oil Company VS.. Indiana Standard
OIL Company; Injunction. Evidence heard. Find
ing plaintiff entitled to injunction prayed for.
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
court.
Room 3-vinson Carter, Judge.
Charles A. P. Barrett Hulda A. Stout; ap-
peal. Jury out.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Freda Peschat VS.. John Wallace: damages.
Submitted to jury.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge
Jeanette Childs: procuring poison to kill. State
defendants habeas corpus, ad testffcandum and
curum nobias. Evidence heard. Court oyerrules
writ of curum nobias.
Charles Roberts; public indecency. Defendant
files plea in abatement Argument heard Mo-
ton overruled. Also a motion filed to quash
said affidavit Motion overruled.
NEW SUITS FILED.
son; complaint on note Superior Court, Room /.
knight a Jillson Company Albert l.. Trip;
complaint on account. Superior Court, Room 2
Rachel Berry VS.. Joel c. Berry; complaint 70
Villa w Speier VS. william Henry Speier; dl.
vorce. Superior Court, Room 3.
John S. Farrell VS.. Henry Runge ct al; fore
closure. Superior Court, Room 2.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31
Cases I'm Circuit Courfs.

State Statistician Johnson finds that on
June 30, last, 99,SS2 cases were pending in
the Circuit Courts of the State and during
the six months following 10,367 cases were
filed. During the half year s,216 cases were
disposed of. For the last six months of
1902 twenty-three persons were declared
insane in Vigo county. The court record
shows only ten in Marion county. This. of
course, does not include the persons found
to be mentally unbalanced by Commissions
sitting before justice of the peace. Ac-
cording TO the court record during six
months Jay, Clinton and Jackson counties
had no insanity cases.
Probate Court statistics show that for the
six months 2.03S letters of administration
were issued and ,O07 estates were settled
The number of guardianships created was
1857. At the end of the year Is 955 e,,ar-
dianships were pending.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31

Earl o. Matock. frame dwelling, Kenwood
avenue, near Thirty-second street, 81, 200.
]. F. Smith. remodeling. Fifteenth street. near
Columbia avenue. 500
]. H. b. Amt Company, brick boiler shed,
1920 Shelby street, 5000.
W.. B. Davis. frame cottage. Cushing street.
near Twenty-frst street. $500
Annuity and Savings Fund Company, frame
cottage, 3315 Graceland avenue, $500.
Holy Cross Church. brick stack, Ohio and
Oriental streets. 500.
j. NJ De Hart, cottage 24O5 Martindale street,
$500.
G. N Givian. addition. Ssis East Washington
street. $50.
w. S. Johnson. addition. soos West Jackson
street. $780,
William McNeely, addition SOILS West Jackson
street. $3.50.
Bert Schneider. frame building. Cornell avenue
and Thirteenth street $780,
Probst & Kassenbaum, addition, East Pratt
street, Brightwood. $685.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31
Case Of Jeanette ChiId..

Judge Afford, of the Criminal Court yes
terday granted the petition for a writ of
habeas corpus filed by Perkins & Mccall
lister on behalf of their client, Jeanette
Childs, who was sent to the Industrial
School for Girls some time ago for a term
Of from one to fourteen years for procur-
ing poison with intent to kill
1t is charged by the attorneys that she
was induced to plead guilty to the charge
through the intimidation of the detectives
who questioned her and also through her
attorney at the trial. who induced her to
plead guilty in order to escape q heavy sem
tence, when, as a matter of fact she re-
ceived the heaviest sentence that could be
imposed. Mr.. Noel said on the stand YES
terday that he told the girl that a plea OF
guilty would save expense to her father and
on this account he advised her to plead
guilty
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31
Presbyteria n.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southeast
corner Of Delaware and Sixteenth streets. Rev.
NJ. l. Haines. ID. D., pastor Preaching to-
morrow by the pastor at IL 4 m. At 40 u. m.
the Morton memorial service, with addresses
Bible school meets at $3.50 a. m Society Chris
tian Endeayor at $50 p. m Midweek prayer
and conference meeting Thursday evening at
7:45 o'clock. A cordial welcome TO all.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
OF Pennsylvania and Vermont SITS. The Rev.
Owen Davies Odell, pastor. Preaching IL a. m.
ard 7:i5 d. m. Organ recital at 1880 o'clock.
Evening topic: The Fairest Ideal" Sunday
school. 945 a. Thursday evening prayer
meeting at 7:45.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner Meridian and
Eleventh SITS, Rev j. Cumming Smith. ID. d.,
Pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. IN. Preaching by
the pastor at II a. m. and by the Rev. j. c..
Breckenridge at 7:45 ?. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


Pursuant 70 order OF the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the District of Indiana. made
IN the case OF Central Trust Company of New
York vs.. Chicago Southeastern Railway Com
pany notice Is hereby given that all owners and
holders 90 outstanding bonds and coupons
cured By the mortgages executed on January I.
1887, and April 1. 1884, by the Midland Railway
Company TO the Metropolitan Trust Company. OF
New York. and Theodore +. Davis. Trustees,
and by the mortgage executed october 30.
1871, by the Chicago & Southeastern Railway
New York. and Josephus Collett. Trustees. and
not heretofore upon the sale OF the mortgaged
property under the decree of said Court pro-
duced. are by the order OF said Court required
70 produce the before the undersigned
Master in Chancery in Indianapolis. Indiana,
or before the first day OF December. 1903. to the
end that the bonds and coupons entitled TO
share In the proceeds OF said sale may be
tained and reported TO said Court
EDWARD DANIELS,
Master in Chancery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-31

BY virtue OF certified copy OF decree to me
directed from the clerk OF the Marion Circuit
Court Of Marion county Indiana. in cause No
1z7D. wherein Henry A Stumpf executor ia
plaintiff and Clark II. SchOoey et al are de-
fencants. requiring me 10 make the sum OF
tbirty-nine hundred and ninety three dollars and
seventy-two cents (SS 80. 72). provided for in
sale decree. with interest and costs. / will ex-
pose AT public sale. 10 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE TTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1909
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and a
O'Clock p. N. OF said day, at the door OF the
courthouse OF Marion county Indiana. the rents
and pronts. Tor a term not exceeding seven years
OF the following real estate I'm Marion county
Indiana
Lot numbered one Cd. In square or block num-
Der eight tst. In Aartindale's second section
Lincoln Park addition 10 the city OF IndianapoIIs
II such rents and profits will not sell FOR a SUI
rcfsnt sum 10 satisfy eaid decree with interest
and costs. VIII. at the time and place
expose 70 pUblic sale the fee simple OF said real
estate, or 20 much thereof as may be suftcient
20 discharge said decree. said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or appraisement
law. ROBERT METZGER
oct IL is9s Sheriff o. Marion County.
!. r. Leckllder. Attorney for PLAINTIFF.
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Waiting room and station. ~ Kentucky avenue.
First car leaves from in front OF No AZ Ken
tucly avenue Cor Martinsvflle and intermediate
stations at 80 a. and every hour thereafter.
on the half hour mark, Until $50 p. m. The
T.ao M m car runs only 10 MoOresvile. the s 30
car runs 10 Martinsville and the next and last
leaves ct 1850 p m running to Martins
VILE.
,sr,rsaiafe stations FIRST at 80 a. m and
every hour thereafter, on the forty minute mark,
until s.40 D. M The 7s0 p. n. car runs only 20
Meoresville the S.s0 TO Indianapolis and the
next and last car leaves at 1o:s0. running to In
dianapolis 80
cars leave Mooresville Tor Indianapolis and
Martinsville at $50 a. m
Exnress car arrives at Indianapolis at 7:48
ne and departs at $40 a also arrives az
las n m and departs at $40 p. m.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
APPELLATE COURT.

44ss. Herbert Rupertus. vanderburg Cir
cult Court. Affirmed. Roby. il. Upon the
death of a vie. testate intestate. one-third
OF her real estate descends to her husband. SUBJ
ject TO its proportion OF her debts contracted be-
fore marriage 2. The estate Of the husband
quired in the real estate OF his deceased wife.
under the law is not subject TO the payment OF
the general debts OF the deceased wife, unless
waived by agreement where the husband has,
by act. estopped himself from claiming IL.
3. A husband who, by Joining with the wife. en-
ables her TO mortgage her estate. said mortgage
containing agreement pay the debt
cured. is estopped from denying the Jurisdiction
OF the court 10 sell all the lands thus mortgaged.
1913. Beachler Clark Jasper Circuit Court.
Reversed. Black, il. The law will not imply
a promise to pay the reasonable value OF services