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Evening star., 1911-01-31
FederaIs Lose More Than 100
in Fight With Rebels.
SHUT UP IN TWO TOWNS
Revolutionists Say They Can Effect
Capture at Pleasure.
MEXICAN NEWS CONFLICTING
In One Engagement Each Side
Claims to Have Wiped the otner
Completely Out.

PREsIDIO. Tex January 3l-Out-
generated and defeated with more 'hal
1Oo soldiers killed in battle the feoerai
forces of Gen. Luaue are diylded anu
cooped up in the towns OF Ojinasa ana
Ct1chillio Parade.
Gen. Luaue, with less than 100 men,
occupies Ojinaga and Col. Dorantes with
about 900 cavalry Is at Cuchillio Parraoo.
The insurrectos occupy every ROAD
leading into both towns and will not per-
init provisions or forage to be carried m
Last night the camp fires of the insur-
rectos were visible from Presidio. and
the rebels could he seen patrolling the
roads within five miles of Ojinaga across
tho river from this place.
Sought to Avoid Ambuscades.
Following tho. rebel ambuscade into
into which he was driven at Coyame last
!. week. where he lost over 100 killed, Col.
porantes on Sunday led his men from
{heir place of refuge with the evident
intention of avoiding the mountain trails
where the chances of another ambush
y by the insurrectos were plentiful.
The rebels, under Jose de la Cruz
Sanchez and Orega, quickly OWNED Do
rantes' purpose. The result was that
the leader of the federal soldiers was
!. lanked, and when his file attempted to
pass through canyon at Boquillita
murderous fire of bullets pelted down
upon them. The command dashed from
the canyon and detachment Of in
surrectos charged them A fierce fight
ensued. Slowly the federals were forced
back in the direction of Cuchillio Par
RADIO. The insurrectos are hurrying re-
inforcements to Sanchez, who now has
Dorantes completely cooped up.
=.
90 to Join Rebels.
-oronunciados passed through Mulato tc
laid in the fight against the column of
= ,ol. Dorantes. Part of these men are
from Coahuila and took part in the bat
tie opposite Comstock January IL.
Another detachment was organized nn-
posite BoquiIIita, Tex. and the two COM
panies Joined third organization Of
about 100 men at Mulato. These different
companies are closing in from different
directions upon Dorantes' column. The
:nsurrectos declare that Dorantes will
never be permitted to return to town,
but will be cut to pieces in the foothills.
A corresponds interviewed Jose de Ia
Cruz Sanchez, the insurreCto leader, last
night.
Fear Murder of Women.
I'VE could take Ojinaga at any time"
he said I'VE have delayed the attack
for several reasons. The wives and fam
Evening star., 1911-01-31
WEATHER

Unsettled and warmer. will
rain tonight or Wednesday; ligh
variable winds.
Evening star., 1911-01-31

ing YOU will see to that, remain. re-
spectfully. "SIMON BERTHOLD,
Second leader Of the revolutionists
''P S.-You must bear In mind that we
are not mob. We are fighting Ior prn-
ciplea .. b.
Evening star., 1911-01-31

The circulation Of The Star,
both daily and Sunday. is greater
BY many thousands than that OF
any other Washington newspaper.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29

Rev. S. McNeely of Tiosa, was in
the city Thursday.
w. H. Murphy of Walkerton trans
acted business here to-day.
Nit Mckinney spent the day in
Bourbon with his wfe's folks.
Mrs. C. r. Nelson of Hamle shop
ped In the city this morning.
Mrs. Rose Gerard of Inwool trans
acted business here this morning.
W. II. Miller OF Ch cago transacted
business in the city this afternoon.
Platt Dickson of South Bend will
visit with Plymouth friends over Sun
day. ceis- go
= George Fitzsimmons of Fl Wayne.
a mail clerk on the Penn. r. R. is in
sise city to-day.
Mrs. Louis Hedger and daughter
hottie of Culver shopped in the
city yesterday.
George Switzer has gone to Nap
panee for visit of week or SO with
his uncle S. w. Craig.
Mrs. stangle of Camden, is visiting
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Has Valuable Watch ST. len

Al Burchard had his gold watch
stolen at the Orpheum theatre last
night. He has been doing some
work at the Orpheum theatre and
last night he laid his coat. con-
tanning watch. over the back of a
seat on the third row from the
front. He went back to the rear
to do some work, leaving his coat
hanging on the seat. Later he
remembered about the watch and
went to get it. The coat was where
he had left it, but the watch had
'een jerked off the chain. The
first three rows are always occuriel
ny the children and suspicious point
toward a young boy who had been
sitting in the seat just back of
the one on which the coat had been
living. Mr.. Burchard p~izel the
watch very highly because it was
taken off the BODY of his father
who was killed on the railroad in
Ft. Wayne.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
SUPREME CT.
KNOCKS OUT
LATE STATUTE
DECLARES THAT NEW Law
MAKING APPELLATE COURT
FINAL is UNCoNsTITU-
TIONAL.
AFFECTS COURTHOUSE
Law Would Have Blocked Appeal to
Supreme Court in Marshall
County Case Now
On.
AFFECTS COURTHOUSE
JURISDICTION OF SUPREME
AND APPELLATE COURTS

1882. Elk parte j. Fred France,
clerk of the supreme court. Jordan
c.. j. Monks and Myers, j. j., con-
cur Morris and Cox, j. j., dissent
~ The act of March 8, 1911
(Acts 1911, Page 201), is unconstitu-
tional and void excepting Section 8.
(2) Both the Constitution of 1916
and. 1851 prohibited the establish
ment of any court in parity. of rank
to the supreme court. (3) Where
one court is placed at the head Of
the judicial system of the state the
legislature is without authority to
create another court of final, absolute
jurisdiction within the state, to the
exclusion of that court. (5) Since
the main creative clauses Of the act
are void the repeating clauses of the
act embracing the void part of. the
act must also be void. (6) New
man VS. Gates, $50 Ind, SO, held App.
1872, to be good law, and refused GER
tiorari for that reason, and any
words therein contained which might
be construed as authorizing the pow
er of the legislature to creae another
court Of final authority was beyond
the question involved.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29

How you may profit by it. Take
Foley Kidney Pills. II. L. Ster-
ling, BIG Leland Ave., Elkhart,
Ind writes: "I had bad case of
kidney and bladder trouble and was
in a nervous run down condition.
suffered severe backaches and had
intense pains in my side. NV kid
ney action is irregular and painful
and when Foley Kidney Pills were
brought to my attention, 1 began
using them according to the direc-
tons. 7 continued their use until
I felt entirely we'll, and have not
been troubled in the least since. NY
backaches and side pains are gone
and the action Of the kidneys is
regular and normal. Foley Kidney
Pills did wonders for me. For sale
by All Druggists.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Garbage Cans for City.

The City Board of Health has
ordered about 100 garbage cans fo1
use and they will be on sale in q
short time. The receptacles viii
hold from 8 gallons upward. The
cans will haze covers end handles.
Either the city or ;lis, OWING tie
cans will have to hire nan Il
take care of them. IN most place
the city stands This -iIense as man
more people would tuy the cans Il
there was no further expense at.
tached to it. In certain portions Of
the city it will be compulsory ia
have these cans. The price viii
range from IS cents up, according
to tht size.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Summer Nights Serenade.

Wednesday evening, the residents
eff north Michigan street were awak-
ened from Their various attitudes of
repose by the musical strains waited
on the evening breezes to their
ears, as it were. The occasion for
this singular Outburst of stringent
harmonies was a welcome to Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Zumhaugh recently
married in New York City.
The members of the Plymouth
Band. of which Mr.. Zumbaugh is a
member. their wives, sweethearts and
a few friends. participated in this
happy gathering at the fine new
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Zumf augh on north Michigan str ct.
During the evening, these present
were entertained by several fine
vocal selections of Lester Zumbaugh,
is student of the Mex York Musi-
cal It Institute. His voice shows
careful training and is of a pleas
ing quality. Mrs. Zumbaugh rend-
cred a. number of difficult piano
solos. in the Interpretation ofwhich
she displayed fine musical taste and
finished technique. impressing her
hearers as an extraordi~ arv r; ami t
Light refreshments were served bv
Mrs. Ira Zumbaugh. The band
rendered several selections during
the evening. the last being thai true
American compos't on. "Home.
Sweet Home" after which the mam-
bers of the party departtd for their
various residences.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
SATURDAY.

Glen Worthington went to Winona
Friday.
S. f. Boys has gone to Fort Wayne
and Van Vert, on business.
Miss Candace Jones and Mrs. Z.
E. Scott of Donaldson are in the city
Miss Amanda Carlson and sister
Esther of DonaldSo1 were In the city
Friday.
Mrs. Louise Dalton of Willsville,
H., is here to visit the Dial and ia
cox families.
Geo: HI. Thayer Jr. spent Friday
night at his summer home at Maxim
kuckee Lake.
George Pooler and Glen McCor-
mick have gone to South Bend for an
over Sunday visit.
Hazel Sands Eulale Bechtel and
Opal letters are home from school at
Winona over Sunday.
Mrs. S. Hodges left this morning
for Lapaz where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. ID. Whiteman.
Mrs. r. Chart and baby have gone
to Tyner for a visit of few days
with her mother, Mrs. Degle.
Mrs. Cleveland Coil and three
children have returned home to
Union Center after visiting her faith
er, Mr.. Shu.
Mrs. Charles Weidner and daugh-
ter of Argos left for home to-day.
They spent Thursday with Andy
Molter and family.
Frank Fouts returned home FIR day
night from South Bend and st. Joe
where he had gone for an operation
on his throat.
Miss Clara Domer of Deshler, Ohio
is visiting John Marshall. She ex-
poets to remain in Plymouth for a
couple Of weeks yet.
Miss Bertha Snyder returned to
her home in South Bend to-day after
a visit Of couple of weeks with
her brother-in-law, F. P. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D.. Langdon
have returned home to Indianapolis
after visiting Mrs. b. Stein at the
Lake of the Woods for ten days.
Mrs. Joseph Durbin and two child
rem have returned to their home in
Wa1korfon altar 4 short viaif With
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.

Thursday evening Dr. and Mrs. G.
F. Hitchcock celebrated the seventh
anniversary of their wedding. All of
those who were present at the we'd
ding and are now in the city were
again guests last evening. A thea
tire party was held and al reported
most ENJOYABLE time.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Return Home from Lake.

The party of eight boys who have
been at Pretty lake for the past ten
days returned home to-day. They re
port having had the time Of their
lives although the weater was bad
the first few days they were ont
there. They stayed at Rev. w. s.
Howard's cottage and Mrs. John B.
Bowel acted as chaperone. The boys
were: Walter Bowel, )" Doe" Lemert,
"Fuz" Long, "Fat'' Houghton,
John Shoemaker, "Jack" johnson,
"Pickles Evans and Arno Guilt
son, better known as "Cully."
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Has New Machine.

C. NJ. Walker has recently pur-
chased a new Edison moving picture
machine. He is well pleased with it
and thinks that by means of it better
ans clearer pictures can be shown at
his playhouse.
Z VIM. Glaub is again operator at
this theatre.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sc

bell.
Ed r. Monroe went to Laporte on
business Saturday morning.
F. H. Cook of near Culver was in
the city on business to-day
Mrs. VIM. Ruff of Tvner was a
Plymouth visitor this morning.
Mrs. Sarah Alderfer has gone to
Mishawaka to visit her son Mur.l
Mrs. Joe Biddle went to Detroit,
Mich. Saturday where she viii visit
until fall.
Ruby Reynolds will spend week
with her sister, Mrs. Fern Eckert at
South Bend.
Miss Emma Protsman has gone on
a weeks trip to South Bend, Mish-
awake and other points.
Isaac Miller. NJ. Maurer and VIM.
Klinedinst, all of Tyner transacted
business here this morning.
Mrs. Albert Ellinger left for home
this noon. She has been visiting hel
relatives in Bourbon for some time.
Mrs. Roland Foltz has returned to
her home in South Bend after visit
with friends and relatives in Bour-
bon.
Mrs. L. W. Tinkham has returned
to her home in Traverce City after a
visit of several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. D. C. Cole.
Miss Hazel Geist returned this
morning to her home In Columbia
CITY after a visit of five weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Holycross.
Mesdames L. A. Mead and Mary
Anderson of Piqua, Ohio returned
home Saturday. thew having visited
their brother. C. H. MattoN, for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Jane Martin and G aGddaugh-
ter. Violet Eley have returned to
their home in Mishawaka after Wis
it of a couple of weeks with James
Eley.
Edgar Wilson left Friday after
noon for his home In Laporte. He
has been visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Buns and other relatives
and friends for the past week.
Mrs Catherine Haul and Miss
Daisy Hauk have returned to their
home in Piqua, Ohio, after a two
weeks visit with Mrs Henry Rey-
nolds and other friends ard relatives.
D. w. Dewitt left town rather
hastily his morning. He was seen
running for several blocks to catch
his train. Evidently he hurried back
to Niles not waiting to call upon his
many Plymouth friends.
The Plymouth boys and girls who
have been attending school at Val
paraiso this summer are home over
Sunday. Some of the Plymouth girls
who have been left at home are very
glad the boys are here, so it is re-
ported.
Glen Worthington left Saturday
morning for Winona. He and three
other Young men from DePauw Uni
versity have planned to camp there
for about nine weeks. They will also
take up some Biological work in the
college while there.
F. S. Rexford. 615 New York
Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo-, says
ct had a severe attack Of a cold
which settled in my back and kid
neys and 1 was in great pain from
my trouble. A friend recommended
Foley Kidney Pills and l used two
bottles of them and they have done
me a world Of good" For Sale by
All Druggists.
George Jordan and George Fire
stone are home from Valpara so ovr
Sunday. The rest of the Plymouth
bunch had also intended to come but
for some reason did not appear. The
boys report that they are having
great times there and say that all
the Plymouth people are doing good
work in school as well as thoroughly
enjoying themselves.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Kruger for a few days.

Kruger for few days.
Mrs. C. d. Bunne.l of Hamlet
visited Plymouth friends Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs ] Righart have gone
TO Crestline, OHIO where they will
visit Mrs. Chas. Frederick.
Mrs. George Jackson of Walkerton
Will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Asher Stillson, for a few days.
Miss Ada Riddel has returned to
her home in South Ben1 after visit
ing Mrs. Frank Kig for a week.
Mrs. Fern Eckert has returned to
her home in South Peni after vi il
of couple of days with her sister,
Ruby Reynolds.
Fred Kuhn. Howard Wilson, and
Drs. Dewey Shambangh and Russell
Helms spent last night at Pretty
Lake.
The girls who havt been enter
tanned by Helen Armstrong at Pretty
Lake fer the past ten days have
now returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. g. Mcintyre of
Fort Wavne. visited friends in Ply
mouth Friday e1route to their sum-
mer home at Winona.
Mrs. O. L. wilkins left this morn
inc for her home in Wyatt after Wis
Il NO the family of Stacy Carpenter
at Argos for several DAYS.
j. I H ndel and granddaughter
Mildred Romig left this morning for
Kimmel. Noble county where they
will visit Mr.. Hidel's son Guy.
Walter Hill who is employed on
the dredee at Tvner returned to
work this noon after sp-n'i1g We'd
nesday afternoon and night in Ply
mouth.
Frank Fouts left this NOR inc TO-
South Bend AMI St Joe. He viii re-
turn about Saturday and then leave
for Boise Utah where h. expects to
find employment.
Mrs. f. D. Bill of Sheffield, IT,.
and daughter. Mrs. Eva Norr1s and
grandson NJ ltol of Tiskilma. H..
ere visiting with the formers sister,
Mrs. S. f. Reeves and family.
Mr. and Mrs L Eichenseher and
son Arthur formerly of Plymouth,
but now residing at Fort Wayne, WIS.,
tied Miss Marshall this morning en-
route to Valparaiso. Miss Marshall
compan:ed them,
Mrs Thresh of South Ben1 is visit
inc her mother, Mrs. W. M. Schafer,
for a few days She is accompanied by
had gone for an operation on the
son s left eve, which was injured
Monday evening.
DIR. Russell Helm who mas recently
come from Chicago to spend his Va
cation left to-day for a visit with
relatives and friends at South Bend.
He will spend most of his time with
his uncle and aunt.
Erma Cressner arrived home tal>
nocn after visiting for about three
weeks at Buchanan, Mich. Merle Is
worth, who accompan' her there
has decided to rema n a coupe OF
weeks longer before returning hame.
Ten teachers from various parts
of Ind ana and Illinois pa sed
through Plymouth Thursday enroute
to Terra Haute. Thty have been
inspecting schools and colleges II
the two states and Wednesday visit
Ell Valparaiso:
J. D. Graves, who with his wife has
b en- making his home for nearly a
wear in California. stopped a few
hours in Plymouth Thursday while on
his way to Pittsburgh business for
the Heinz Co. Mr.. Graves says Cali
fo,.n;a - fine-hut Plymouth for him
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Foley's Kidney Remedy

Is particularly recommended for
chronic cases Of kidney and bladder
trouble. It tends to regulate and
control the kidney and bladder ae-
ton and is healing. Strengthening
and bracing. For Sale by All Drug
gists.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Falls From Porch.

Mrs. David E. Snyder, while GO
ing out the back door at her home
on south Michigan street this morn
ing, fell off the steps, and sustain
ed several slight injuries. No bones
were broken by the fall.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Killed By Falling From scafold

While at work at Kokomo We'd
resdoy afternoon, Ava Myers, a
painter, fell from scaffold and was
killed instantly. He is thirty-three
years of age and leaves wife and
step-dauhter. The funeral will be
Friday at two O'Clock at the Ko-
komo Presbyterian church. Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Mytrs Of Plymouth
left this morning to attend the
funeral. Chas. Myers is brother
to the man who was killed.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
To Study In Michigan Colleges.

Ned Kilmer left today for South
Bend, where he will visit for a few
days. From there he goes to
Ypsilanti, Mich. He will enter the
Cleary Business College and also
take the training at Michigan State
Normal College. Prof. Schell is a
graduate of both these institutions
and highly recommends them. Ned
expects to devote from nine to twelve
months to college work and at the
end of that time hopes to obtain a
position as teacher of Commercial
branches. He has already taken
Shorthand and Bookkeeping and rel
ceived certificate In each branch
because of his fine wori
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
THURSDAY

day ~ Mlshawaka.
Mrs. J. J. Van Glider spnt the
day IN South BEND.
Jane Aspinall has gene to Chica-
90 for week s visit.
Nightwateh Mitt Mckinney spent
"Wednesday in Bourbon
D. L. McKesson went to Tyner
Wednesday on business.
J. P. Sauffer of Wakarusa is in
the city on business today.
Mrs. Ad i Zentz ID dalghter,
GOldie went to Harris for the day
Calvin O'Blennis, the Arcs at
ornev. was in the city on business
yesterday
Mrs. Lewis O. Pace of Warsaw
transacted busin $ IN the cit
yesterday.
IL. c. Thor buzz of Walnut
tiansaoted business in Plymc:l'h
Wednesday.
|. r. Naxo1 ad sons. D. A. ana
Elmer of Argos were in the city on
business today.
Mrs. Fldridge Thompson visited
Mrs. Kershaw at Argos Wednes-
day and Thursday.
". A. Leonard left for Walker
ton Wednesday noon TO look after
business interests there.
J. NJ. He1staw of Culver an
daugl I +, Mrs. Kate Heminger spent
the day here in shopping.
Miss Ada Stout of Mederyville i.
here to spend the summer with her
grandfather, Nathan Stout.
Mrs. J. E. Mver AMI chill lren
went to Tyner "Wednesday to visit
Ter father, Myron Chase.
Mr.. Jaeox AID son, Paul took
ire All train Wednesday for IA
Itr.e to consult II eye spec aliSt
Mrs. C. W. Bunch AMI little son
Cletis and Mrs. G.. W. Beckner OF
ARGOS shopped in Plymouth We'd
nesday.
Mrs Earl Cox has gone to La
porte to the hospital for an opera
ton. She was aecompa 1ied by he1
husband.
Mrs. II. E. Hawkins has re-
turned to her home at Bremen after
visiting the VIM. Poore family for a
few days.
A. l. Sheaks has gone on vac l.
ten of a couple of weeks. He ex-
poets to t'ke fishing trip, goin
first to Koontz's- lake.
C. j. Starr of Fit. Wayne Wit
ed friends here yesterday morlina
en-oute to the West where he is
TO be employed this summer.
Mr.. AMI Ms. L. s. Lenert an
daughters Pc sic and Mildrel went
10 Sorth Benl Wednesday to a..
tend the wedding of cousin.
Willis Yazel al n. o. Pard ma
gone to Fl. Harrison to attend the
Reg;m TT Scot ere. Icy ex
peet to be absent for about ter
DAYS.
Mrs. CIR c Hu;tol AMI little sol
Weldon of Elkhart II ell in Plym
.outh this neon. They will visit
Mrs. JOSEPH Biggin IN the cor tr,
for few days.
Mrs. Snvilla Clifton has left fol
Culver after Ni:i ing her son
Thomas CT ton. From t'ere she
VII return to her home at Cass
apol;s, Mich.
Esther 70 vert left this morning
for a visit with relatives at-Buchan
an, Mich. Her 81 ter. Merle wht
has been there for two weeks me-
her at South Bend.
Mrs. A. W. Engel of Crane
Rap ds, Mich.. who has b en- vi 1T
ing the George Gottschalk famil,
since Fri law. left for Fit. Wayne
where size will visit relatives.
DR.. Russal Helm is home from st
Mary's hospital of Chica2o, where
be IL employed. He will remain fol-
a couple of weeks visiting the Ely
Wilmer family and his brother
Chas. Helm.
Niles. Price has gone to Detroit
Mich. from there he will 60
TO Pointe-aux-Dorques. where he
has a post on in the hotel. This is
a well known summer resort or
Lake Huron. NJ. Price vii re-
tnrn home in about three months
before reenter ng colleye in the fall
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Home From School.

Glen Underwood arrived home
from Indiana University. He expects
to spend the summer vacation here.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Break up Colds in n hours. relieve Feveushness
Headache. Stomach Troubles, T. ething Disor-
derp. and destroy Worms Attain druggists. 25c
sample usaiIed FREE. Address. Amen s. Ohm
nkod| 1nRov n T. -
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Hoham Buys Auto.

Harry Hohem has purchased a
small Buick car. lie has been
spending most of the day learning
how to run his little red machine.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
so LONG AS THE SUN SHINES
AND GRASS GROWS

AND GRASS GROWS
The safest place to put your none,
is in real estate. Robbers canroi
steal it. fire cannot destroy it ani
you cannot lose it through the fail
ure of others.
History Repeats Itself"
The land in Marshall County has
increased in value over so per cent
in the past ten years. 1t will sure
" do it again. The increase 4
value pays the interest On the IN
vestment and the products Of TIE
soil paw Won a profit.
Call and see our large list c!
farms and city property.
W. II. Roberts,
Packard Blk.