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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14
HIBBARD.

Louisa Crum has the jaundice.
The McKees have returned from
Bruce Lake where they have been
visiting for the past week.
Martin Lowery finished filing his
silo last Saturday.
Pickle picking is about completed
in this locality.
Miss Lib Young of Lake Bruce is
the guest of the Wises over Sunday.
Thomas Carver and wife visited
at Argos with Jobe Gray and wife.
Dairy Woman is visiting friends
in Jasper county this week.
The people are busy storing their
winters supply of coal.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE.

In the matter OF the estate of
David l.. Grossman deceased.
In the Marshall Circuit Court
September term. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as Administrator of the
estate of David l.. Grossman de-
ceased, bss presented and filed his
final account and vouchers in final
settlement of said estate, and that
the same will come up for the ex-
animation and action OF said Cir
cult Court on the 9TH day OF Octo-
Der. 1911, at which time all persons
interested in said estate are requir-
ed to appear in said Court and show
cause, if any there be, why said ac-
count and vouchers should not be
approved. And the heirs of said
estate, and all others interested
therein, are also hereby required, at
the time and place aforesaid, to APP
pear and make proof Of their heir
ship or claim to any part of said
estate.
Done Sept Is, 1911.
David w. Grossman
Witness, the Clerk and Seal of
said Marshall Circuit Court, at
Plymouth, Indiana, this 18th day of
Sept, 1911.
]. c. Whitesell, Clerk.
Hess & Hess, Atty. 9-14-21 IL
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TYNER.

w. D. Miller spent Saturday and
Sunday in Goshen where he attend
ed reunion.
Bradley Brothers have put GEM
ent floor in their blacksmith shop.
Earl Fink made business trip to
Laporte Friday night.
Guy Collier was Tyner visitor
Sunday.
Ed. R. Monroe was in Tyner Mon
day.
Ira Smith and wife spent Sunday
in Chicago.
J. Jacklin and wife were the
guests of Ira Smith for few DAYS.
Earl Fink and wife went to Chi
cago Saturday evening to spend
few days. a
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County Correspondence
TYNER.
September 6.

The Aker family held their re-
union at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Drake on Saturday, Sept. 2
They all had jolly good time and
a fine dinner.
Carl Gerard, wifi; and son and
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Butler of South
Bend visited over Sunday with
Claude Beagles and family.
Mrs. Hannah Miller of Goshen is
visiting her son, Merl Neiswonger
Mr.! and Mrs. Adam Aker and Mrs
Bessie Shinn of Warsaw took dinner
with Newt Gerard and wife Sunday
Robert Beagles and Frank Hager
transacted business in Plymouth
Saturday.
Miss Mildrend Drake of Plymouth
attended the reunion Saturday with
the Kelly girls.
Mrs. Robert Beagles is much
better.
Tom Styles says he is tired of
farming and is going to move to
South Bend to live retired life.
Perry Haag has moved into the
Barber settlement.
William Harbaugh is regaining
his strength, but slowly.
The family near Donaldson that
agreed to disagree to agree to quit,
have finally agreed to agree to live
happily together again.
Art and Melvin Cook with their
families visited Mrs. Anna Reed a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cudney and son
Cyrel we're in Plymouth Saturday.
Mrs. Grant Reed has been on the
sick list.
Rev. Pence and family attended
the Aker reunion Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nye are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Carl Wolf.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14
SAMUEL e. BOYS. Editor and Prop
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
INDIANA APPLES.

: The advantage that Indiana apples
have, over apples of other states is
that they have a better flavor.
While the apples of Washington and
Oregon are celebrated the world over
because of the care In picking and
growing; it is a we'll known fact that
they do not compare with Indiana
apples in fine flavor and real pleas
ure In eating.
There was a time in this county
tits said, when it was not necessary
to spray the trees, and such is said
to be the case In other new coun-
tries. But that after civilization sets
IN. pests of various kinds affect the
trees, just as civilization seems to
destroy the Indian.
Now it has become necessary to
spray the trees and care for them
as carefully as if they were of some
value. Without this no man will be
able to raise more than an inter
mittee crop of the fruit, in this
county.
With our location, right here un-
der the caves Of great Chicago, one
Of the worlds great markets, the
people of this county should consid-
er carefully and earnestly the matter
Of apple growing. According 10
those best able to speak Of the
Business, Marshall county can grow
the best apples in the world, and il
Is only because the farmers do not
paw attention to the growing OF
them that they do not have crops
which would soon make Marshall
county lands rival in value those Of
Che far-famed Yakima valley Of
Washington.
In that country apple orchard
lands sell from $4,000 to 5000 per
acre and even more. Wou1d it not
Be worth while Tor the farmers Of
Ehis county to consider the growing
OF q crop which would increase the
value of their lands to such an en-
,prmous pric6 a. thatf
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The Fox River Butter Company of
Chicago, Illinois, are paying % cents
per pound, cash, this week for
butterfat. The Elgin Market is &c
cents. These people are the largest
cash buyers of cream in the country
and pay uniformly high price the
year round, and guarantee the ship
pers a "square DEAL" 1t is worth
something to the farmers in this
community to be accessible to such
market for their cream and the
cream shipper can afford at least
to give them fair trial as they are
responsible for any shipment made to
them and guarantee prompt returns.
1t
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John Moore and Louise Nagle, both
of Plymouth, were united in mar
riage Tuesday at the Catholic
church in this city. Both parties are
well known in Plymouth, Mr.. Moore
having worked for DR.. Knott for
some time.
The newly welded pair left Tues
day evening for a short wedding
trip after which they expect to be at
home in Plymouth. The Republican
offers heartiest congratulations.
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Farm Sold at $65 An Acre.

The VIM. Corl farm of 100 acres
was sold yesterday at auction for $65
an acre, to Oscar L. Breeding. Of
Monticello, Ind. Mr.. Breeding owns
farm near Monticello. but expects
to sell it and move here inthe spring.
This was the first time a farm has
been sold inMarshall county at auc-
ton, and the result was auite salts,
factory. Mr.. Gilman, who conduct
ed the sale left this morning for
Streator, H., where he has another
farm to sell at auction this week. Z
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14

Sigmund Mayer received from the
Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
several hundred copies of the "Game
and Fish Laws of Indiana 1917.
Any person DESTROYS of getting
copy can get one gratis by calling at
his place of business, first house
east of Packard's Building.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14
BURR OAK

Mr. and Mrs Chss Hattor of Ar
gos visited over Sunday with the
latter's parents, c. Emigh.
H. w. Sickler visited in Chicago
Sunday.
A number of our people attended
the ball game at Twin Lakes Sun
day.
Oliney Clemens house is receiving
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14

season and shipped them home Tues
day to stay until the good old sum-
mer time comes again.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14

Mr.. Rensberger, the new Lake
Erie agent here, has rented 10
Anderson house on north Michigan
street.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-09-14

One Registered Guernsey Bull, l
grade bull calf, 2 grade heifer
calves, / grade COW. ]. V. Keifer,
Phone 7091. w14-21-28.
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Notice to Merchants

Notice is hereby given that the
specifications for the supplies to be
purchased during the quarter
ending Dec. 81, 1911. are on file
in the Office of the County Auditor,
where the ssme may be examined
And that sealed proposals for the
furnishing OF such supplies are in.
vited by the Board of Commission
ers of Marshall County until l
O'Clock p. M. on Tuesday, October
3, 1911. bids to be opened at
o'clock p. nj. of said day. Each
bidder must file with his bid an af.
fidavit Of non-collusion in the man.
ner required by law. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any AND
all bids.
Witness my hand and seal. thi:
9th day of September, 1911.
wit G.. M. Walker, Auditor
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DR. Eikenberry, the specialist, will
be in his Office every Friday here
after. d 81 WI
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Stock for Sale.

Hess & Hess, Atty. ola
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Decisions Of the Supreme Court
r Pay. No Want Adj taken for less than 20 cents.

In the supreme court, state OF North
Dakota. October term, 1910. InEa
Tronsrud, plaintiff and respondent, VS..
Farm Land & Finance Co., defendant
and appellant.
Service OF the notice OF the time
when the period for redemption from
tax sale will expire must be made upon
the owner OF the land personally, II
known to be q resident Of the state;
but, if the owner be non resilient
service shall be made by registered
letter addressed to the owners last
known postoffice address, and must
also be served personally upon the per-
son in possession.
(Syllalbus by the COURT.
Appeal from district court, Sargent
county, Allen, J.
Action by Inga Tronsrud against
Farm Land g. Finance company.
From a judgment in favor OF plain
tiff, defendant appeals.
Affirmed.
Purcell & Divst. for appellant.
o. s. Sem. for respondent
Opinion of the court by Carmody, j.,
all concurr4ng.
John ]. Lee, as sheriff of Ward coun-
ty, n. D.. plaintiff and respondent, va,
John Charmley, defendant and V. j,
Win@et and A. r. Psulson, defendants
and appellants.
! /. The surAtfes upon the official
band of a deputy sheriff who under
take that he shall faithfully and i'm
partially discharge the duties OF his Of
| fee, are liable for any unlawful or OPP
preSsivs act done by such officer. un-
| der color or by virtue of his office.
| 2. The purpose Of an official bond Is
] 90 provide indemnity against ns-heaE-
ance and misbehavior in public office
the misuse of powers belonging to the
office and the assumption under suis'
| of official action OF powers not belong
| ing 20 II. All acts so performed though
! unlawful or wrongful are official acts
! within the meaning Of an undertaking
| that an officer shall faithfully and i'm.
partially discharge the duties OF his Of
Gee: and as such may be reasonably
considered to have been within the
! contemplation Of the sureties, at thu
time they entered into the undertaking
as constituting a breach Of its condi'
tons.
8. A deputy sheriff who faasel!
! claiming to have o warrant for the ar
rest Of a person not formally charged
with crime Of any kind, goes to hi
house In the night time and undet
guise Of the authority of his office ar
rests and takes such person into Gus
tody has committed an unauthorized
and unlawful act under color OF hi
office for which the sureties upon hi
official bond are liable In a proper &C
ton.
(Syllabus by the court).
4 Appeal from district court War
county, Goss, J..
Action by John ]. Lee as sheriff o
Ward county against John Charmle
and others upon the official bond o
defendant Charmley as deputy sheriff
!. From an order overruling a demurre
to plaintiffs complaint defendant sure
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WHOLESALE VOTE SELLING

Duluth News-Tribune: 1t was not
in the east side of New York: IT was
not in the slum section of any great
city 1t was not in the black belt Oh
any southern state; nor in the wild and
woody west; II was not in the wealth
debauched Montana. Wyoming or New
Mexico.
II was in none Of the accustomed
places, where the more or less open
buying and selling Of votes has been
taken as a matter OF course, thar
hundreds have pleaded guilty to sell
ling their votes to the highest bidder.
But 1t was in the United states, and In
one OF the states supposed to have
more than average high grade OF
citizenship.
IL was in no less a state, in fact, than
Ohio the home state OF President Taft
OF Mckinley, Garfield and Hayes
tt was in this state whose greatest
natural resource is agriculture, and is
not dominated by either mining OF
manufacture, popularity accredited WIFI
the most corrupting influences.
Most surprising of all 1t was in q
wholly rural county, in a section desc
Grated by neither railroad nor tele-
graph, where the simple life rules
where the uplift OF life in the open Il
free from degrading associations ant
where men are surrounded by all that
supposedly, makes them Of the better
moral fibre.
Possibly. /. was because 1t was Sc
remote and secluded in the midss o.
the worlds hubbub, like the strange
| in the hotel. whose lonliness Is onil
| accenuated by the numberof peopl'
around him, that Adams county be
| came SO startlingly corrupt. 1t all be
gan. SO IL is said, back in "Calic'
| Charlie Fosters time.
1T has persisted ever since, but tn
price has gradually increased to al
average OF IS each, though when bot
party. committees had abundance,
gas gone as high as SIS. The highes
/ bidder got the harvest, and partisan
/ ship had little weight. The estimat
i is that fully 1000 votes were regulari
1 on the auction stand.
Yet this is not the worst Of this dis
graceful situation for the buying an
selling was so open that II was know
1 to everyone in. the county and, gener
ally throughout the state. There wa
| no attempt at concealment, and It ha
/ continued for thirty years.
1 IL must have been known TO ever
4 political worker, manager and oe5c
holder IN ohio IL IL hardly beIievabl
that any governor or United State
senator or congressman can hav
failed to have been familiar with sue
a condition affecting the vote OF an en-
tire county. Not one Of these an
certainly. no one who knowingly proai
ed By this vote; can claim TO be ur
furnished. ~
4 Yet, while hundreds have pleade
guilty., 1T III not probable that bril-
4 gtver, nor a bribe furnssher, viii snffs
for his crime, andwti1e Office holders
Ohio viii continue to moralize an
IideaIize, while some there may BE foo
isla enough to believe them sincera.
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fencing Fred D. Warren, editor Of The
Appeal to Reason to six months i'm
prisonment and the payment OF $1,000
fine and
Whereas, we do not perceive Fred
d. Warren guilty of any crime or yio-
lation OF the law, but believe II TO be
persecution and part OF a conspiracy
to suppress any and all champions OF
the working class who dare fight for
the liberties Of the downtrodden and
oppressed and
Whereas. We believe that back OF the
decision are the same powers that inn
prisoned and prosecuted Meyer, Hay,
wood and Pettibone, officials OF the
Western Federation OF Miners, and IL
only another attempt In the general
tendency to destroy the freedom OF the
press, other liberties and the desfr%Ic-
tim OF the labor movement In gen
eral; therefore, be IL
Resolved, That we affirm our belief
in the innocence Of Fred d. Warren.
and protest most enphat!cally against
his Imprisonment as most unjust, 'ln-
precedsnted and declare il to be a ira
vesty on justice; and be IL further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be given to the press Of this
city for publication and a copy sent
to The Appeal TO Reason.
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In the n& thar OF the estate Of T. L..
Ma gruder. deceased:
Notice Ii hereby given by the under
signed Edward c. Anderson, Admins
traitor OF the ers&;e Of r. l.. Magruder
late OF the city OF Xenia. in the county
OF Greene and stale OF Ohio. deceased
30 the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication OF this notice, to said
administrator at his ONCE. in the Com
rnarcial bank building in the city OF
Fargo I'm said Cass county.
Dated Dec 31st. A. ID. 1910.
EDWARD C. ANDERSON,
Administrator.
EMERSON H. SMITH.
Attorney for administrator.
(Jan. 2. 8, is. 23)
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FLORIDA LANDS.

s1O CASH. $40 MONTH, WITHOUT
interest, buys a ten acre tract and
lot in the Everglades OF Florida. near
Miami; land viii double in one year.
Write for booklet; send money order
to Robert p. Collins. Fargo. N. Oak.
.
FIFTY FLORIDA FARMS, from ten
acres to twenty acres each, finest
citrus fruit land in the state. only
three miles from the. famous Florence
villa groves. and exactly the Same
kind OF soil. Railroad station and
tbwnsite in center Of tract. ten trains
daily; beautiful lake district. Write
FOR descriptive lists. Northern Inrnt-
grafton Association. Fargo. N. q.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CHOCOLATE dipper wanted. CLANCY
Everhart Co.
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ties appeal
Affirmed.
Murphy q wooIedge. for appellants.
John E. Greene, r.. II. Bosard and g.
w. Twiford, for respondents.
Opinion of the court by Ellsworth, j.,
ell concurring except Carnody. j.. not
participating.
The State OF North Dakota, respond
ent VS.. Joe Peltier, appellant.
/. In criminal case before the SUI
prene court only on errors assigned
as to certain portions of the charge to
the jury, and In which some OF the
evidence is brought into the record, the
instructions complained OF will only be
considered to determine whether they
are abstractly erroneous, or wrong I'M
der any view Of the case.
g. Instructions in such case are pre-
sumed to be correct If the record leaves
any room for presumptions.
3. The legislature having limited the
functions OF the court in a criminal
trial by providing In section 1855, r.. {.
| 1908 that see court must only instruct
as 10 the Lava OF the case and by sec
ton lO026 n. c. 1905, made the jury
the exclusive judges OF all questions
Of fact in such actions, the judge must
not invade the province OF the jury by
expressing his opinion on the facts;
| or by weighing the evidence OF By Civ
; ing limitations as 20 the guilt Of the.
accused.
4. BY the provisions OF section ss04
| r. G. 1908. the jury on finding the ac-
cused guilty Of murder in the first de-
/ gree must designate in their verdict
whether he shall be punished by death
or by imprisonment for life. Held, that
! The only duty Of the court with refer
ence 10 the punishment in charging
the jury. IS to inform the jury of the
two methods Of punishment and that
liz il left TO that body to determine
with shall be inflicted.
s. An instruction in a criminal case
which advises the jury of reasons for
Lnhicting the Death penalty is enron
eous as an invasion of the rights OF the
accused TO have the question of his life
or death. passed upon solely by the
Jury, and this is emphatically so when
no reasons are given for imprison-
ment
s. The jury 10 the sole judge as 10
what considerations should be allowed
| weight III ueCluinB DeLWeSH LhS pSh0iNS
Of death and of life imprisonment, and
Il is reversible error for the court to
atbSmpt to control the discretion vest
ed in the jury on this subject. Held.
that the charge OH the subject ~ the
death penalty set forth at length In the
opinion infrfnEed on the right Of the
defendant to have the jury, unadyised
and uninfinenced by the court. pass
upon the question OF his life or death
(Syllabus by the COURT.
Appeal from Judgment of the dis
trict court, Bottineau county, Goss, j.
Reversed.
II. r. Mockler, for appellant.
Andrew Miller, attorney general, for
state.
Opinion OF the court by spslding, J.,
all concurTIng.
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lJan. Q. 9, DIS. 20
Notice TO Creditors.

Ia the matter OF the estate Of David
Milleps deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Edward G. Anderson, adnninis-
traitor with the will annexed of the
estate OF David MflIen. late or the city
Of Xenia In the county OF Greene and
state II Chic, deceased, to the creditors
Of, and ali persons having claims
against said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first pubiica-
ton OF this notice, TO said admins
traitor at his once In the Commercial
bank building Id the city Of Fargo In
said Sass county
Dated Dec. slst, "A. u. 1910
EDWARD G. ANDERSON.
Administrators. with the win annexed
t@ EMERSON 81. SMITH.
Attorney for administrator,
(Jan. 2, .. 1s. 22.1
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Wsarran Resogutions.

The Fargo socialists adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions, at b public meeting
held in Union hall Dee. 20 and request
The Forum to give them publicity;
Whereas, The court Of appeals hAv.
ing affirmed the decision Of Judge Pol
lock, fifEh district Ok Kansas, u. g.. sen.
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ED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at Hubertz' studio, e1s
Second avenue north.
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n Mthon, i MaY coneern.

I This Is to notify the public generally
that Fl. A. Tppperud is this, day dis
charged as manager Of the Johnson
Ilafldeen Co, and no bills of his con-
traction viii be paid from this date.
All payments should be made to the
once and no further business trans.
acted with him which Is intended for
the Johnson -Tandeen Co. Dated at
Fargo this 22nd day Of December. 1910.
johnson Landeen Co, by n. Strom-
berg. treasurer.
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FLORIDA LANDS.
FLORIDA Fl

FLORIDA FRUIT AND TRUCK
FARMS---Any size tract you want;
located on railroads; near large city;
schools, churches and social advan-
tages Absolutely the most fertile ana
best located lands in Florida; fine
winter homes on easy payments. Write
at once for literature j. M. Bremen,
Fargo, N. d.
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There IL this trouble about special
proyidenceS-namely, there is often a
doubt as to which party was intended
to be the beneficiary. In the case Of
the children, the bears. and the proph-
ct the bears got more real sAtisfac-
tion out Of ii e ep.soda than the proph-
ct did. because they got the cl1ildra@.
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FARM LANDS.

GLORIOUS kooTENAY, British Co
lumbia; no irrigating; choicest fruit
land, $50 per acre; five year terms, no
interest; free booklet IN" Investors
Trust & Mortgage Corporation, Ltd,
1S4 Hastings street west. Vancouver,
B. c..
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FOR sALE-NEwsPAPER.

FOR SALE-Newspaper The Rock
Lake Ripples, Towner county, NJ d..
and building and lot; must be sold i'm
mediately; make me an offer. j. ".
Brooke, Cando, N. D., for Brooke &
McClory.
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HOUSES FoR sAl.E.

FOR SALE-By owner; five-room
house and barn: full lot; q bargain
FOR SAT Seven room, two story
thoroughly modern residence: oak
ginislr and hardwood doors down stairs,
newly papered; lot 50x140; viii sell
Oh easy terms If desired. oil Tenth
street north. Phone 1855.
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
soARD AND ROOM WANTED.

PIANIST wants room and board in
quiet family, where there are no
other boarders and who do not run q
general boarding house, use of piano
required; references exchanged. Jo-
seph Liljenberg. General Delivery, Far
go