The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-12-03
MALE POPULATION OF BREMEN
TO MOVE ON LAPORTE SATURDAY
Judge Tuthill Rules That Each Signer OF
Liquor Remembrance Must
Be Proved.

ance be fought. A general exodus
to LaPorte is merely an incidental
forty miles over two railroad sys-
TENS, the carfares of 423 people ap-
proximatng $3.50. There'H be no halt
fares; to be a local voter each OF
the signers must be 81 years of age
And the railroad companies do not
consider it in the light OF an excur-
On or pleasure Jaunt. Everyone
has visited the Guinness farm, and the
promi ed railroad station is still a
promise No. this is O matter of the
most solemn and gravest import, and
no price is too high for water wag-
on on Bremen's streets.
Reflection drifts to the lonely wives,
the unfed dogs, the unm;lked cows
and the neglected chickens. OF course
this will be the order OF things mex.
Saturday in nearly 400 Bremen
homes Among the domestic animals
the petted Angora alone will be hap
by for the master never did pay much
attention to her, and she always took
her food from the hand of the
misses. What's more the lap Of the
mistress will be empty all day and
the folds OF nice, soft skirt are in
viting to Miss Angora. In spirit oil
brotherhood, some people might pre-
sumo that the men folk, the wet 'uns
who remain in Bremen, would gladly
do the chores OF their absent breth-
rem. But such would be ridiculous
presumption. There is limit TO kind
ness and generosity has its bounds
In view OF the fact that the honored
absentees are working in direct op-
position TO their interests, il would
be goodness bordering on the super
human for them to make the burden
lighter. Little mercys may they ex.
pect from the dry" party in the
event OF the passage OF the remon-
STRANGE. If such is the result, not fol
day or a month but indefinitely
must they endure the agony of {
parched throat.
] For period extending over fort
night this celebrated remonstranct
case, brought TO LaPorte county OF
change of venue, has been argued
before Judge Tuthill As one attor
ney expressed it, Its got 'em all a
thinking" Saturday Judge Tuthil
held night session, trespassing dan
gereously near the Sabbath morn
The final ruling of the court was K
the effect that each demonstrate
must prove himself legal voter. TIL
ruling struck the attorneys for tbs
demonstrators, Kellison and Parks, a
a distinct surprise, but, approaching
the determination of their clients, tina
| fight-it-out- ail-summer spirit, the,
were only slightly disheartened. Tim
and expense were but necessar,
punctuation marks to the sentence t
be perioded next Saturday, a sentenc
which may spell the death warran
of saloons in German township.
Mr.. Parks stated Wednesday tia
all the demonstrators will not need D
present in person to be proved lega
voters. Each of the 423 signature
will have TO be proved, but it will b
done in a different manner Whei
the remonstrance was circulate'
parties OF twos and three secure,
about 40 signatures Thus one o
those who witnessed the signing vii
suffice to prove all OF the signature
which he witnessed. About 100 OF tn
423 signatures have been proved, an
the attorneys are now awaiting tn
summons of Judge Tuthill to continu
the case, which it is expected will b
next Saturday. The remonstrator
have not lost any signer so far, an
with their majority OF 3s, expect I
win easily.