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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
DELIVER Us FROM
RULE OF THE DEAD
Herbert Bigelow !

Ninety millions of people are ruled
by nine old gentlemen. OF course not
in Germany or Russia, but in America
and under the stars and stripes.
This is the greatest hoax in history.
A constitution, practically impossible
Of amendment, was adopted before any
one had ever heard of the theory that
the Supreme Court and not Congress
was to interpret the constitution.
Then straightway this theory was
set up, and by assuming to interpret
document that the people cannot
change, nine old gentlemen, or five of
the nine, exercise a degree of sover-
eighty which has not been equalled
among Anglo-SaxOn people since the
days of the Tudors.
Behold our king, our nine nice old
kings! What about them? Some say,
make this Office elective, elect the
judges" Others say, ''recall them,
make them subject to immediate dis
missal." But why not recall their do
cisions? Why not apply the popular
initiative to amendments of the federal
constitution.
Suppose five of these nice aged per-
sons should decide in the case that is
now before them, that the initiative
and referendum in the states is uncon-
stitutional? Would it not be handy to
be able to start a petition for popular
vote on that decision. Let the stage
coach, sail boat, hand-cradle states
men arise now and tell us why not.
They will shed many tears about the
sanctity of the past, and they will urge
many arguments, but they will have
but one reason. Their reason will be
that they are royalists at heart and
like an irresponsible court and rigid
constitution because they fear the peo-
pie.
We have the initiative and referen-
dunn in ten states of the union We
have it in over hundred cities. In
cumbersome form we are to have it
now in every city in Ohio.
Has not the time come to demand the
of this principle to federal
affairs? The popular initiative on
to the federal constitu-
tion is respectfully suggested as our
means of deliverance from the Rule of
the Dead.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
TOT DEAD
As RESULT OF
POISON
TWO-Year-OId Granddaughter Of
DIR. and Mrs. G. j. c. Win
termute the Victim.
Death Resulted Shortly After @
O'Clock Last Evening, Follow
ing FrlghtfuI Suffering.

Somebody's carelessness resulted in
terrible suffering and tho tragic death
OF little two-year-old Mary Ella,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Fisk, of Phoenix, Arizona, about six
o'clock last evening, at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. G. J. c. wintermute, the
little ones grandparents, in this city.
That the child's death resulted from
poison is very certain, but where IL got
the deadly stuff seems to be a mystery.
The FIRST intimation that something
was wrong was when she was playing
in the front yard with her aunt, when
sho asked for drink OF water. She
seemed unusually thirsty, and after
drinking heartily complained of her
lips burning. This was shortly before
3 o'clock. A few minutes after she
Wtul lutn GohN ulnlhhoH boNAbAo W III
termute and Miller fought desperately
for the little ones life for three long
hours, but to no avail.
Fumes OF camphoB are said to have
been detected on the child's breath,
but where she could have obtained the
liquid remains a mystery, as no bottle
containing a fluid could be found.
The tragic death of the bright and
winsome little child was a terrific blow
to the mother and grandparents, and a
shock to the friends of the family.
Mrs. Fisk and her little daughter
have been here for some timo. The
father is In Phoenix, Ariz,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
LIGHTNING FINDS VICTIMS
I'M NUMEROUS LO-
CALITIES

Lightning has been cutting up the
usual capers the past few days. Tues
day some of tho electric lights were
put out by stroke of lightning in the
East End. Wednesday the same thing
occurred in the same section. As both
troubles occurred in the afternoon
many patrons were probably not aware
the service was impaired, for Superin-
tedent Howard had things" fixed be-
fore lights were needed in the evening.
Throughout the county there has been
more or less damage by lightning.
A little four-year-o son of VIM.
Garwood, of Mercer, was stunned by a
stroke of lightning Sunday and one
side paralyzed. The child was stand
ing on porch catching water in a tin
cup when he was shocked.
During the storm Sunday Chas. Hell
by, of Washington township, had val
liable COW killed.
A gas main on the Sheely farm was
shattered by lightning Sunday and
the gas ignited, and Lee Sheely reports
a valuable hog killed during the same
storm.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
CELINA MAN GETS OFFICIAL
PLACE IN CINCINNATI
G. G. X. ST. j.

quite a delegation of Catholic
Knights of st. John and their wives
and sweethearts from this city and
Coldwater attended the Cincinnati
Grand Commandery convention, to
which the Knights of this county are
attached, at Reading, near Cincinnati,
last Sunday. The Celina band accom-
panied them and headed the big pa
rade of the day.
The delegates to the meeting from
here were J. j. Bills, c. j. Winkleio-
han, J. b. and Henry Pulskamp and
Peter Stachler.
The officers of the Grand Comman-
derry are: Ed Il. Hanley, Cincinnati,
President; VIM. T. Stefiin, of Kenton,
First Vice President; H. Y. Goecke,
Dayton, Second Vice President; VIM.
II. Bothen, Dayton, Secretary; ]. b.
Pulskamp, Celina, Treasurer; Joseph
Bottle, Reading, Judge Advocate; A. T.
Brunette, Dayton, SeTgeant-at-arms.
Kenton gets the next convention of
the organization.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
DUBLIN AND UNION
LEAD PROCESSION
I'm Number of Successful AppIi-
cants at Patterson ExamIna-
tlOn This Year.
County commencement VIII BE
Held In High School Audi
tOrium June 10.

The list of successful applicants in
the county Patterson examinations
shows Union and Dublin townships a
tie for first honors, each showing II
boys and girls to reach the coveted
goal. Center and Hopewell tie tor
second honors with each. The com
plete list is as follows:
lackcreek-Arthur Canoe, Naomi
Hart, Chas. Address, Russell Byer,
Sherman Johnson, Media Kuhn, Lau-
rena Stuckey.
Butler-Roy Lacy, Henry Yaney,
Glenn Yaney, Anna Andrew, Nora
Moorman, Charles MoOrman, Minnie
Springer.
Dublin-Lloyd High, Mary Seifert,
John Bissell, VIM. Coppersmith, Don
Coffman, Perry ShafTer, Wade Wolfe,
Mabel Kampf, Nettio Miller, DELLA
Shingledecker, Ruth shafier, Opal
Strete.
Liberty-Omer Hinton, Ola Hinton,
Faye Wilson.
Center-Eldon Bair, Verna Brush.
Ethel Carroll, Harry Kruger, Albert
Malick, Dee Springer, Robert Stanbery
and Elsie Springer.
Hopewell-MOrris Butcher, Nettie
Stephenson, Orval Eichar, Jesse Har-
vey, Minnie Carpenter, Hazel Eichar,
Ida Hansel, Martha Now.
Union-Clista Fisher, Leota Nichols,
Lucille Krugh, Isabel Lsngsdon, Mary
Thomas, Vaughn Barber, Harold Dut-
ton, John Gallman, Leland Snyder,
Fred Spicer, Bina Bolton, Mary Mof-
ford.
Marion-Albert Hausfeld, Josephine
Albers, Agnes Bomholt, Bernardina
Dorston, Edmund Grieshop.
Granville-Clara Fink, Anna Koth-
man, Lue Karsch, Fern Waggoner.
Jefferson-Florence Ransbottom.
Gibsen-Worth Ralph, Leila Alex
ander, Constant Fecher and Minnie
Myers.
Washingtou-John Weigel, Emma
Weigel, Minnie tanning.
Recovery-HelenW whitman.
The county Patterson commencement
will be held in the High School audi !
torium in this city on Saturday, June
10, the exercises beginning at 1870 p.m
Supt. Hugo j. Antony, of Minister, a
former member of our board of school
examiners, and high among the lead
ing educators of the state, will deliver
the annual address. A Rock ford quar-
tet will furnish the music. The public
is invited to attend the exercises.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

Rural Mail Carrier Arch Wagner was
fined 81 and costs in Justice Rauda-
baugh's court wednesday afternoon for
exceeding the speed limit with his mo-
torcycle.
Judge Layton of the Common Pleas
Court has reappointed d. II. Robinson,
of Rockford, a member Of the Soldiers
Relief Commission for term Of three
years.
The M. E. Aid Society of st. Paul's
Church will be looked after jointly by
Mesdames George Ayers and James
McGee, at the home of the latter, this
afternoon.
Martha Proctor, resident of the
East End was in Squire Raudabaugh's
court again Monday morning, this
time charged with cracking cuspidor
over the head of Mary Shaw. She was
assessed So and costs.
Secretary A. d. Coate, of the Mercer
County Mutual Telephone Co., leaves
to-day for st. Joe, Mo-, to attend an
annual meeting Of telephone officials.
From there be will visit relatives in
other parts of Missouri and Iowa, max
ing a couple Of weeks visit of the trip.
Judge Day, wife and daughter, Miss
Edna, and Congressman TouVelle
and wife are back from Phoenix, Ariz
The Days spent the winter there, and
the latter spent the spring with them.
Tony Tebben, former Celina printer,
who has been at Phonix the last few
years, ID also here for the summer.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
Be PREPARED TO
TEACH AGRICULTURE
Attention Called TO Laws by Pres
ident Smith of Ohio Northern
University at Ada.

1t would be well for teachers of Mer-
Ger County to read the following letter
received by The Democrat the first of
the week:
DEAR SIR desire to call the atten-
ton of your readers to two new laws.
The Cahill bill requiring agriculture to
be taught in the public schools Of Ohio
became law early in the year. Fri
day, May 49, the Warnes bill requir-
ing teachers to be examined in agricul-
ture and prepared to teach it at the
opening of the school year 1912, passed
and will become a law.
'The Ohio Northern University has
a course in Agriculture. Their sum-
mer term will begin June 18th. A
twenty weeks course in Agriculture
is offered for public school teachers
and by reciting twice daily the entire
work may be covered during the term.
There will also be a class in How to
Teach Agriculture
ANY one desiring full information
regarding the work offered here at Ada
should address the Corresponding Sec
retary. Very truly,
ALBERT EDWIN SMITH, President.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

more than He directly creates a kit
ten or a puppy. He started the hu-
man organism perfect and gave il
the spark Of life with power TO
transmit the same. All imperfee-
tions are the result OF Father
Adams disobedience and its death
penalty, which has effected us mem
tally, morally and physically, as
the Apostle states. Wherefore, as
by one man sin entered into the
world and death by sin and so death
passed upon all men, for that all
have sinned" (Romans v, I2). Sin
and death have worked great havoc
and marred Gods image in us all.
II is manifest that an imperfect
father could not beget a perfect off,
spring, and thus the Scripture de-
clares, II was shapen in iniquity
and in sin did my mother conceive
me" psalm ii, 81. But God has
made provision for the redemption
Of man from imperfectiOn and death,
through Christ Jesus, who by "the
grace Of God tasted death for every
man" Hebrews ii, o.. The loss of
perfection by mans disobedience
and Gods provision for his redemp-
tion through the merit of Christ
Jesus sacrifice is clearly stated by
the Apostle that, Therefore, as by
the otfense OF one judgment came
upon all men to condemnation; even
so by the righteousness of one the
free gift came upon all men unto
justification of life. For as by one
mans disobedience many were
made sinners, so by tho obedience
of one shall many be made right
eous' (Romans V, Is, l9).
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
in THE COURTS
COMMON PLEAS

The case of Carey Hedges, of Rock
fOord, charged with assault with in
tent to kill one Tom Cook, the Marshal
of that village, will come up for trial
before Judge Mathers on the 10th. 1t
has been postponed for various causes
for almost a year.
A motion in the case of the Lima
Business College Co. VS.. Fred Lau-
dahn was heard wednesday before
Judge Layton and taken under adj
visement.
A motion to the amended petition, in
the case of Cora NJ. Helm, plaintiff, VS..
Philomena Helm, as eXecutriX ct al,
was also heard at taken under advise
ment
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

Celina numerically trimmed the
fast Cincinnati Maroons at Mercelina
Park last Sunday shutting them out 10
to 0. Celina presented a new line up
with the popular Joe Fredrick in the
box, and his usual perfect delivery
kept the visitors going. only four
hits were secured off him, and these
damage.
Celina on the othe other hand, batted
everything and 10 safe bingles were
credited to them when the game termi-
mated. The visitors used two pitchers,
but the batting eyes of the boys were
as dollars, every man on the team
bIngling one or more times.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
Assienment of Gases.

Judge Layton, at the opening of
court in this city last Monday, as
signed the following cases:
Jesse GOubeau VS.. Wiltshire Riley
for trial Monday, June 5.
Lima Business College VS.. Fred
Laudahn for hearing on motion to
answer Wednesday.
John II. Puthoff VS.. Village Of Cell
ma dismissed without record at plain
tiff's cost.
Chas. r. Benin VS.. c. d. Hierholzer
dismissed at plaintiffs cost
Ida w. Rose VS.. John II. Hanlin for
hearing Tuesday, June 10.
Mary Il. b. Lane ct al VS.. Clinton
Lane ct al for hearing on demurrer to
petition Wednesday.
Adam Kaylor VS.. Ohio Farmer Ins.
Co., leave given plaintiff to reply by
June |.
Van Wort Packing Co. VS.. Peter
Hess Tor trial Tuesday, June 8.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
GRAND JURY
MAKES REPORT
Returns Twelve Indictments in
Fifteen Cases Presented for
Their Consideration.

The grand jury reported to Judge
Layton at 2:3O yesterday afternoon
after being in session since last Mon
day morning.
Forty witnesses were examined, COW
erinR fifteen cases, presenting twelve
true bills and ignoring three cases.
Three indictments were not made
public.
The report includes the following
1--WE respectfully
call attention of the Board of County
to the fact that the roof
of the Jail should receive attention and
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
By JAF1ES a. EDGERION.
copyright by American Press Associa'
ton, 191l.l

As the time of actual armed con-
n fict drew near military activi-
IA ties on both sides increased
Troops were pouring daily into
Washington and Richmond and were
being massed at convenient points
along the border Both combatants
were facing much the same difficult
ties. Each had to create an army md
navy, organize the finances to meet the
immense outlays of war and prepare
to equip, feed and drill hundreds Of
thousands of fighting men. 1t was
supreme test for both, test that in
the end weakened the north and left
the south exhausted.
The week ending May q saw the
first definite movements Of troops from
the two capitals, 10000 Federals
crossing into Virginia and occupying
Alexandria and Arlington and 5000
Confederates concentrating at Manas'
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
DOCTORS TO LISTEN
TO SAGE PAPERS
From Lips of Members of Profess
slOn-Banquet TO Follow
First Summer Meet.

The Mercer County Medical Society
have arranged an interesting program
for their meeting at the Mercelina Park
Hotel next Tuesday afternoon, when
medical lights of Ft. Wayne aud Lima
will address it. The subjects for dis
cussion will be found in the program
below:
Some Observations Concerning Surgery Of
the Prostate, DR.. Miles F.. Porter. OF TT.
Wayne,
The Diherential Diagnosis and Treatment
Of the Commoner Eye Diseases Dr.Wm.
b. Van Note, OF Lima.
A Review OF the Recent Advances In the
Diagnosis ana Treatment OF Syphilis,
DR.. r. l.. Tussing, OF Lima.
Banquet at $3.50 pm.
The Toasts-Dr. Jos. SaRer. as Toastmaster.
The Doctor---.-----D DR.. d. II. Richardson
The Lawyer Attorney E. II. Ford
The Preacher-------.- Rev. Chns. Bennett
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
OHIO OIL CO.'S TAXABLE
PROPERTY I'M MER-
GER COUNTY

County Auditor Morrow Is in receipt
OF a certified statement from the Ohio
Oil Co., of Findlay, giving the amount
OF It's taxable property in the several
townships Of Mercer County. The total
value Of its property is placed at Sl5l,-
1870, divided among the townships as
Ia
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
BOTH PARTIES TO CON-
TRACT MUST FACE
THE JUDGE

The Harmon bill, passed by the leg
islature just adjourned, and pertaining
to making application for marriage
certificate, went into effect Monday.
Under this BILL both the parties must
appear before the Probate Judge and
make application for the license. A
large number Of questions are also
agked
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
ICE-CREAM SOCIAL AT
ERASTUS TO-MOR-
ROW EVENING

The ladies' aid society Of the NJ. E.
Church at Erastus will serve ice-eream
at public social at tho town hall to-
morrow Saturday evening. Every
body invited and promised a pleasant
social evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
CELINA WINS ONE
AND DROPS ONE.
Dayton Peerless VIII BE Locals
Opponents at Mercelina
Park Sunday.

One of the Gem City's fastest teams
the Dayton Peerless-come up Sun
day with good bunch of rooters to try
to put Celina on the toboggan. The
local lineup will be the same as
against the Cincinnati Maroons, and
one hard to beat.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
BARN AND CONTENTS
WIPED OUT BY
FIRE.

The barn on the Joe johnson farm,
on the south side of the reservoir, was
completely destroyed by fire last Fri
day morning, together with it's con-
tents, which included, hay, oats and
farming implements. The horses were
in pasture and thus escaped cremation,
for the fire was raging fercely when
discovered and nothing could be gotten
out. Loss partly covered by insur-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

Celina went down to defeat in the
Decoration Day game at Ft. Recovery
by the score Of 6 to Z. Bunny play
by Celina at critical stages, with good
work of a handy umpire, made things
break well for the lads at the Fort.
Dirty ball playing was a feature of the
game.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02


MISSION IN ARMY MAY "a, 1861.
sas. These were the beginnings Of
the two armies that on July q fought
the first battle of Bull Run. Other
important developments of the week
were the secession of North Carolina
on May 21; the popular vote on Sc
cession in Virginia May %; the as
sassination of Colonel Ellsworth, May
"a; the first application Of Ulysses S.
Grant for a command on the same
date; the announcement on May 26
that in five days the mail service to
the seeded states would be cut off; the
Union uprising in western Virginia;
the commissioning of John G. Ere
mont as major general and the appoint
ment Of General Irwin Mcdowell to
head the army Of the Potomac on May
81; also on that day the meeting of
the border states convention. During
this week General Butler took com
mand at Fortress Monroe, pushed his
troops forward to Newport News and
refused to return fugitive slaves on
the ground that they We're ''conuaband
of war;" The campaign was now be-
ginning to assume form on both sides.
(Continued on Eighth PaRe)
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
CLASS OF SEVENTEEN TO
GRADUATE FROM FT.
RECOVERY SCHOOLS

Seventeen pupils will graduate from
the Ft Recovery High School this
year, the class consisting of Beulah
Taylor, Agnes Schroeder, Zella A. Low
ry, Fay Myers, Jerome Wallischeck,
Frank Bertke, VIM. II. McConaha,
Don G. Snyder, Hope Hastings, Harry
c. Hastings, A. Alfred Tyler, Susie q.
Scott, Donna NJ. Lowry, Ed Wonder
haar, Mary l.. Anthony, Glen Wortz
and Maurice Taylor.
The commencement exercises will be
held at the Ft. Recovery Opera house
next Wednesday evening, the 7th, with
the following program:
Kaiser Frederick March ch-.-----.----------
------------ --.----- High School Orchestra
Invocation ---------- Rev. A. O. RainSberger
Amnranthus
Address ------------ Rev. Loren NJ. Edwards
of Portland, Ind.
' My Mountain HOme'-----------------.O GLASS
Presentation of diplomas by George r.
Leonard, President of Board OF Educa-
tion.
Loin Du Bal
BenedicttOn
The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered by Rev. w. N. Emch at the
Trinity Lutheran Church next Sunday
evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
BILLS ADOPTED
THIS SESSION
Good, Bad and Indifferent Work
Marks Session of Legislature
Adjourned Yesterday.

After five months spent in making
laws for the State of Ohio, members OF
the Seventy ninth General Assembly
yesterday completed their labors at
Columbus and made tracks for home.
Some very unsatisfactory work char
acterized its dying gasps.
The Edwards bill, one of the Cover
nor's pet taxation measures, was muir
dered and the corpse thrown over
board. 1t was intended to get thou
sand in personal property on the tax
duplicate.
There will be no Congressional ger
rymander, and the red-headed Cold
water Filipino and the dear old Stand
ard will mingle their salt brine be-
cause Auglaize county was not legis-
lated out of the old Fourth district to
provide candidate that could be
easy picking.
The noble solons did not forget to
vote themselves Sl7S,OOO over the Gov
nor's veto, however, for one years sal
airy in advance.
The utilities bill passed because the
phone interests want some chestnuts
pulled out of the fire.
Following are the bills passed up to
the date of recess:
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

I70.-HOw do we know that
the Christian religion Is the
true one when there are so
many more adherents of Budd-
hlsm and other heathen reIIg-
IOnsl
bers are not an ev-
idence of right and truth at the pres
ent time, but the reverse. The Lord
speaks of his people as little
flock" including not many great,
nor rich, nor noble. One Of the evil
dences against heathen1sm in its
various forms is its inability to sat
isfy. st. Paul tells us that their
gods are devils and not gods (I Cor
inthians x, 20). Their worship is
that Of fear and not of love. There
is no god of love in the world ex-
cept the one God of the Bible. All
others are mighty, cunning, fero-
cious, but all loveless, pitiless, i'm
placable. Alas, that so many Chris
tians have seen but imperfectly the
true God of the Bible! Rightly
seen, he and his gracious arrange
ments satisfy our longIngs as moth
ing else could do.
ISO.-The Bible declares that
Gods work Is perfect lDeuter-
OnOmy xxxii, A.. How can we
harmonic this with the fact
that so many children are born
imperfect
Answer.-The first man, Adam,
was created perfect, with power to
multiply Genesis j, 27, 2S). God
does not directly create a child any
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

II you see something IN
this paper you don't like,
don't make yourself ride
ulous by stopping the pa
per-just cut it out.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02

For mosquito bites, a bee-stinR or
Ivy poisoning, apply Hanford's Bal
sam. II takes the poison out and
eools the inflamed skin.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
MONKEYED WITH THE
MONKEY

A ten-year-old son of Chas. DeItrick,
living in the west end of town, was bit
ten Monday afternoon while at the III
ger Bill Circus at Mercelina Park. The
monkey caught the lads left leg in its
jaws, inhicting nasty wound. The
boy was taken to DR.. Brumm's Office
and the wound eauterized.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-06-02
Indictments and Indicted

William Madden Arson. Aiding
and abetting in burning property with
intent to prejudice insurer.
John w. Buschor-Arson. Burning
property with intent to prejudice in
surer.
Art Woods-Robery.
Daniel Hinderschot 49, Shooting at
with intent to kill.
William Schulty-Pocket picking.
Harry Means Selling Intoxicating
liquor to minor. Selling liquor and
keeping open on Sunday.
Cases Ignored
Marie Yaney-Adultery.
Art Woods-Assault.
e. II. Ford-Forgery.