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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-03

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FOX SALE--Lots on ieepvr az. Tho most
desirable location in the city SAFE aud
sure Investment Ideal location for "A
home. Sold on payments. INQUIRE 90
John T. Deyine, Room G, American Bldg
Bel phone 81. Home phone 5413
FOR SALE-Six-roOm cottage. S53 Mari
eta, Home phone 2409. Call evenings
FOR SALE-Nelt new 6-room buDr1Ioyy
IN south end OF the city one block east
OF Michigan ST. Partly modern $50 down
and balance like rent T. Nj. jackson.
Title building. corner Main aud Senter SIS.
Bell phone 80; Home phone GJ3S.
FOR SALE House on Michigan av. :.
line location; 5 rooms and strictly mod
ern Bell phone 201O
FOR SALE room modern bungaIovy
nearly ready FOR occupancy. Plumbing
fine lot on Il. Madison St EASY terms
Happ & Taggert 203 5. Main st Either
FOR SALE OR TrADE-Two .ots with
dwellings,. Inquire 11Ol ). 18th St, River
Park
SOME bargains in real estate House and
lot Tor $4,000, good location; part cash.
balance to suit or Will trade Other prop
critics up to $4,000. 800 W. Colfax ay
Bell phone 1904.
CHAPATON PLACE-S5.OO down 5000 a
month buys u large lot with improve
ments. North Of ST. Joseph hospital Oh
NOtr1 Dame ST Start now aud get a home
W. j. O'NEIL, Bell 1872; Home 6J3S.
MR.. REAL ESTATE PURCHASER
Most Important question you Will ask IA
closing a real estate deal IS. lis the title
SOodF' Thee Indiana Title and Loan Co
viii answer this question Tor you and give
you SlOO,OOO guarantee bond that the
answer Is correct Indiana Title X Loan
Co, Title Bldg, Cor Main and Center SITS.
Francs VI. jackson, President; lar Hagey,
Secretary.
FOR SALE-Lot 63 Oakland park; sever,
curblng and sidewalk in and paid for
Corner lot and hne residence ste. VIII
sell for best cash Cfer made within ten
days. Address Box J-l2T, care News
lines.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, u new Groom
LlCGerD house Just nHiShedD at the
southwest corner Of Howard and 81 Louis
SITS, convenient to street cars, deslra bic
suit the puc chassr. Inquire O.
w. y. FUREY.
Room 2Of Summers Bldg, 132 5. Main st.
Home Phone 1855, Bell Phone SEQ
FAR.d lands.
FOR SALE-A specIaI vas ga1D IN a me
ern, with complete laundry il basement
in a fine neighD0rhOOd. This y 'Operty can
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FOR SALE
Horses. Carriages, Wagons, etc.

DIR. DANIEL }. HILL
Veterinary Surgeon
1f1ngbOue and Bone SPAWN cured. M
pay till c1red. No Flemish Flrst-ciass
reference given. All kinds OF veterinary
work done. Prompt attention Givea 70
DAP calls.
Miller & Kirkley-s Zoe Hitch Barn.
BeiT Phone 3J07.
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WANTED do washing curtains. COZ
n Studebaker.
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WANTED
YOUNG MEN TO know that there are only
a few days left in which to receive the
the Automobile business. DO YOU want
to be a Chauffeur. Repairnan, Demon
strator or Salesman OF Automobiles. If
so investigate our system teaching and
get our terms, as this special offer closes
September 10.
INDIANA MOTOR COLLEGE,
114-116 Z. Sample St Home Rhone J041
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WANTED-A good, midd le- ged lady for
general homework. Gail Ben Gil before
6 p. IN.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MEN AND WOMEN WANTED for govern
ment Jobs. $4,000 month. Write for list
Of positions open. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 95G, Rochester. y. Y.
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FOR SALE room modern bungalow.
nearly ready for occupancy. Plumbing
me lot on l.. Madison St EASY terms
Happ * Taggert, 203 5. Main st Either
Phone 1911
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RENT A TYPEWRITER OF
NTSTDnNC

An Makes--late Models for Rent or Sold
on Easy Payments. Phone for sample
machine. Bel 62D: Home 1921.
l.. Il. ARMSTRONG
Don't forget my Number. 127 W. Jefferson
Boulevard
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FOR SALE-SixroOm cottage. S53 Mari
eta Home phone 2469 Call evenings.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LAWN MOWERS ground, 35c and SOC;
Umbrellas Repaired and Recovered, $1.O0
and up; shears and knives ground, DC.
CARLIN'S REPAIR SHOP.
100 w. Division st.
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FOR SALE OR TT5ADE- Two .ots with
Park
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FOR SALE-House on Michigan av. -
line location; rooms and strictly mod
ern. Bell phone 20l0
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

LIGHT Housekeeping rooms. 1904 L. Madi-
son St, modern. Bell 2511. Home 1896.
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FOR SALE-NeIt new Groom bungalow
IN south end OF the city. one block east
OF Michigan 81. Partly modern $50 down
and balance like rent. T. NJ Jackson
Iltle Building, corner Main aud Senter StS
Bell phone +3J2; Home phone GJ3s
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE Nine-acre farm : miles north
OF South Bend. - mile from car line,
no buildings; No. 1 land. Inquire lf2l
". Grace ST
FOR SALE-A ten room fat building I'm
eastern part of city. built about six
years. VIII take ia vacant I9t FOX hrss
payment
WILLIAM y. BERGAN
60 jefferson Bldg.
Home Phone $685.. Bel Phone 523
FOR SALE-Farms from acres 10 zoo
tracts; also have good city property
II you Waut 90 list property for sale or
rent with nie would De- glad % take agency
Gall J. a McColouGl. room - Hobbs
Blag. Bell so; Home 03C5. Residence
Home S6-G.
FOR SALE-An 80 acre farm. 4O-acre
farm. > acre farm, a acre farm. All
Wei improved. For further Information
call Geo y. Whitemau. Real Estate Dealer
Room . Second Floor, 30 s. Michigan ~.
IAN IDEiL FARM
100 acres two miles from town. with Groom
house, bank barn. silo. and good outbuild-
ings. Soil The hest in The county. fgops 0u
farm rs evidence. II YOU are looking for
a good farm this is st. For price and
terms see a. 81 Kirkley. little Building
Cor. Main and Center SIS. Home 65SS. Bel
4SJ2.
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SOME bargains in real estate House and
lot for S1,I50OO, good location; part cash
balance to suit or will trade Other prop
critics up to $4,000. 800 W. Colfax av.
Bell phone 1904
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WE'LL dressed men and women TO adver-
tise and take orders. Desk 3, 21S y.
Michigan.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-A 11-rOom rOOming house.
three blocks from center. house modern.
cheap rent. good lease. reasonable terms.
Apply to 427 y. Michigan ST.
STANDARD, Custom and Surgical Cor
sets that are guaranteed. Spirella Corset
shop, $. Michigan and broadway. Mrs.
{. y. Andrews. Home 1888; Bell 3449.
PERSONAL wish TO thank the street
car men FOR their courtesy 10 their pat
rons who ask 10 be directed where they
can buy White Sewing Machines and dress
forms. Best wishes 10 you.
HAVERSTOCk, the WHITE" MAN,
rs W jefferson Blvd.
KODAKs AND ~UPPLIES.
We DO fine developing and printing at
moderate prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
South Bend Camera Co.. with j. Burke
& Co, go :. Mich. ST. Open evenings
JOHN L. JOHNSON.
Practical Cabinet MaEer- Furniture
Packing Repairing, UphOlsterins Finish
ing and Caneing. VIII call Yer and de-
liver 31S " S. Louis ST. Bell phone 246S
SCREEN DOOR aud windows should be
ordered now. We make all kinds and
those that last and nt. Miller Cabinet
and Machine Shop, S16 Portage aV. Home
phone 2O5z.
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FOR SaLE-HOUsEHOLD GOODS.

FOR SALE-One "Fayorite" hard coal
heater; also one heater Cali 1129 Cam
pau ST. Bell phone 2139
LARGE Storage sale OF a fine lot Of
household goods. including square piano
M l26 ; Main 81. Friday. Oct. 10. 1913
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WANTED-PeOple who have no machines
or troublesome ones to come and see
the New White. See how different they
are from others. You can buy them for
$1.OO down and zoe per week.
HANERSTOCk, the WHITE MAN,
20S w. Jefferson Blvd.
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80 F**a*Fass 7T--R se@a saa*@*s @**ss
= WANTED-10O FURNISHED ROOMS.
100 UNFINISHED ROOMS. 100 >
" FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
$ ING ROOMS, 100 HOUSES, 80 BOARD .
= HOUSES. WEAVER * RINKER :
: BOARD & ROOM DIRECTORY. 426
= JEFFERSON BLDG. HOME PHONE :
= 1920. .
&*sss%%ss&<*&%*&se &e*&s*@&s&&%*@%%
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To rent. room in home where
piano might be used for one hour each
day Address University Student care
News-Times
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OFFICE HELP.

STUDENTS entering every week Call and
arrange for your course Thomas school
OF Stenography 4 Typewriting. American
Trust Bldg. StenOgraphy. Typewriting,
Office Methods. Commercial Correspond
ence. Emp. Dept, Day and Night Schooi.
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CHAPATON PLACE-S5OO down $500 a
month buys large lot with improve
ments. North Of ST. Joseph hospital Oh
NOtre Dame 81. Start now and get a home
W. j. ONEIL, Bell 1872; Home 6j3S.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-Nine-rOOm. new. modern
house on east side near car lire. Two
or more furnished rooms can be rented
at once. Address J-147. care News-Times
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FOR SALE-One 2X5XB Il. PittSburg Safe,
cheap. Inquire 40 superintendent Of
schools Office, new high school building.
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. 30 n
Main st.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
JOSIE HARDIN BROWN

Josie Hardin Brown, 17-monthl
old. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ. Brown
OF miles east or Marshall. died Sun.
day. September 7 OF summer com.
plant. Josie had been III only on,
week. The funeral service took plac,
at the parents home Tuesday. septem.
Der at 10 a. m. Rev. Father o'Neil
Of st. Peters Catholic church official.
ed. Burial was at the old Catholic
cemetery northeast OF Marshall.
The child In the first one lost by th,
parents and their many friends extent
the deepest sympathy.
Besides the father and mother
three other children survive: Cecilia
Agnes and Michael Sylvester Brown.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
A FALSE ALARM.

The fire alarm was sounded Wed.
nesday night about 1880 o'clock
and the flrcmen responded promptly
and made a run TO the home of Les
ter Ransberger on South Lafayette. II
vas not n fire. however. that called
the fire lads out Mt this late hour The
friends OF Jack Patterson. who was
married early Sunday morning. and
left with his wife on an early train,
thought Il would he huge joke on
Jack 40 made arrangements with the
firemen TO make run 10 where Mr..
and Mrs. Patterson were spending the
pight, they having returned wsdnes-
day noon from their honey moon trip
and take them for ride ovor
the streets OF Marshall. This they
did with great degree OF Jollity and
ringing OF bells.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

MRS. LOU ". oRnAn

Mrs. Lou Il. 0rear widow OF the
late p. y. orear. died at the Nevada
hospital Saturday aged about 61
years.
The remains were brought to Slater
Sunday and funeral services we're held
Monday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Hill in west Slater.
Burial took place at the City ceme-
terry. Rev. w. NJ. RAIDER OF Marshall,
assisted by Rev. w. n. Heslar con-
Quoted the services.
She Ia survived by four brothers.
James NJ. woodson OF Haskell, Texas;
Charles woodson. stanford. Texas;
Geo. u. woodson. Lees Summit The
fourth brother. william, has not been
heard from for several years and his
address Ia not known.
The surviving step children arc
Miss Etbsi orear. Slater: Marvin
orear !>ansas City; Mrs. Turner Reid.
Weiiesville, Kas.. and Mrs. ClauGe
IIill, slater.--slater News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
PROGRESS OFFICE BURNS

The Progress printing office was
destroyed by five about 4 a. m. Sum
day, September Z. The office is
located In the Martin block on South
Lafayette above VIM. NJ. Morris sec
ond-hand store. The origin OF the
fire is undetermined. II was due to
the excellent response OF the fire
company that the whole building was
not destroyed; as II was the blaze was
confined to the one room.
The type, cases, tables, racks and
stock OF paper was a complete loss
The presses we're badly heated and IL
cannot be ascertained whether they
they may be used or not until they
are put into use. II Is feared that
they are badly warped.
The building outside OF the one
room was only slightly damaged. The
loss IL estimated to be about 1000
with $500 insurance.
MIR. Downs. the editor. intends to
re-establlsh the Progress office just
az soon as the insurance losses arc
adjusted and in the meantime the
other three printing offices In Mar
shall have extended the courtesies in
assisting him TO get his paper out
Mr.. Rob. Dunn. the business man
ager. says that the files OF the paper.
the mailing galleys and books were
uninjured 30 that there will be no dii-
ficulty experienced I'm issuing the
paper which IL one OF the oldest
established newspapers In Sahnc
county.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
COUNTY COURT
CONvENES

Court convened pursuant to ad-
journment with all members present
and the following proceedings we're
had:
Resignation Of A. 8. Taylor Jr.,
constable Of Miami township. pre-
sented and by the court accepted.
Joe II. Auer, collector presents
statement OF collection for the
month OF August and the same is by
the court approved.
Clerk directed to make requisitlon
on state auditor for state school
money in the sum of si6,7i6.3G.
Engineer directed to build con-
crete culyerts at the following pa
COS: One culvert at the u corner Of
section II and IS. township 80,
range 20;one culevrt at the NE y. r.
section IL, township so. range 90.
In the matter OF petition OF a. w.
Howell. ct al. to vacate public road.
cause continued by the court to Oct
ODER 9Th. 1918.
Miscellaneous accounts presented.
and the same are examine and allow
ed aud warrants issued in payment
OF same.
In the matter OF Cole Lake drain
oge district No. ?. unpaid assess
monts divided into installment.
bonds ordered issued and same are
directed to be sold on September 20.
.I9I3.
Contract for painting lower and
upper halls In court house given to
j. =. Johnson. as per his bid pre-
sonted and filed.
W. y. Wilson. supt. county home
presents his monthly report and the
same Is by the court approved.
Inquest papers in the matter OF
Henry Huffer. deceased. together
With statement OF fees. presented.
and by the court allowed and order
ed paid.
Ordered by the court that the ID.
a. II. Chapter. Marshall. Mo-. be per-
mitted TO take charge OF room In
southeast corner OF basement OF
courthouse. and furnish same as rest
room for ladies OF Saline county.
Court adjourned TO meet October
9th. 1913,
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

On a trade boosting excursion thr-
ough northwest Missouri, the Garden
OF the show-Me state. half a hundred
dealers aud distributors from the
Kansas City auto row. .,will be In Mar
shall Monday evening. The tourists
win arrive late in the afternoon and
remain until morning. getting an
early start for the next leg of the trip.
The cavalcade might we'll be called
the Northeast Missouri Automobile
Road Show, for every dealer has en-
tered the latest models OF the car he
represents. Almost all the distribn-
tors have had early 1914 models
rushed through from their factories
and the opportunity OF seeing the new
cars in advance of the FAN shows at
st. Louis aud Kansas City is one not
often offered up state motorists.
The team or Coles. made up OF the
Series Mine 1914 Coles, is being con-
ceded the greatest feature exhibit of
the show. Four and six cylinder
turing cars, which constitute the sea
sons product OF the Indianapolis fac
tory are supplemented In the showing
by powerful six spSedster, owned by
General Manager Nelson S. Gotshall
of ST. Louis, Mr. Gotshall, accom-
panied by o. K$sims. who is known
in St. Louis as the king of demon
strating drivers,s drove from ST.
Louis TO Kansasscity Friday night to
enter the trade tour.
1T is apparent after q trip through
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
PATTERsON.COx

Jack Patterson OF the grocery firm
OF Patterson Bros. and Miss Rosa Cox.
cbicl operator Tor the Bell Telephone
company. were united In marriage
Sunday. September Q about i:3O
q. m. at the home OF Lester Ransber-
ser. $50 South Lafayette. Rev.
Clarence Hodge. the officiating div
Inc. The ceremony was Witnessed by
only Mr.. RansbergeT's family. II
VAS the intention OF the newly wed.
ded couple TO get away on an early
C.. Il A. train without being found out
but the lire alarm sounded Sunday
morning Just as the ceremony was be.
ing said and neighbors going TO the
'ihes discovered the wedding. whli1
the marriage IL not n great surprise
10 the couples many friends IL was not
known Just when the ceremony would
take place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson left on the
j:3s a. m. c. a A. train for u we'd
ding trip TO Excelsior Springs where
they spent a few days. They have
gone TO housekeeping In the groom's
&C ttage. 45p South Lafayette.
The best wishes for happy and
prosperous welded life are extended
TO the newly welded couple.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Finnis L. Anderson to Amelia Yea.
ser. 232 acres in : aud S, 81. 30,
$4,000.
william +. Nicely to ]. W. Keys.
SO acres In sec .. so. 90. $4,000.
Martha T.. Coleman to Giles II. Ki-
ser &c int i7O acres. %. 81, 81. %,
$500.
John G. Powell 10 Annie G. No,
veil. pts ~ aud ~ blk Gillian,
.sl.i0O.
Annie e. Norvell to Edward
Davenport, 60 aud 20 blk J Gillian.
.s1.05O
Claud =. Renno 10 James a. Rennu
so acres In Sec g. as. 20. $500.
Wilbert A. Wells to Geo. n. Croc-
kett. lot 10 blk Alexander and $.
Add NJ. $500.
Geo. II. Crockett to wnbert a.
Wells. pt lot 90 East Marshall. $3.50.
Kate ID. Digs and II. to Parilec
Bingham ct al. lot 10 Bingham Add
Arrow Rock Sl.4OO.
William ~. sidenstrickcr to Henry
W. Mertens iG7 30 acres In section
10. 80, 81. slO,S9l.i0.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
BIG TRADE TOUR
MONDAY

Everything Is all ready for the
start OF the big trade tour. which
leaves Kansas city. September 15.. At
day light on the morning of that date
the big gray confetti car. which will
mark the route with the many color
ed little bits OF paper, will leave 9Th
end Grand Avenue, Kansas city. with
its head pointed toward the East. An
hour after It's departure, forty purr-
Ing, anxious motors will be- lined up
ready for the start.
This IS the first opportunity that
the people in northwestern Missouri
have had 10 see live automobile
show parading through It's country
roads and city streets. There will be
represented In dollars more than
Sl5O,0O0.0O worth OF motor cars
averaging In price from $4,000 to
100000. These cars will be filled
with Kansas City business men who
are coming into this territory 10 get
acquainted with the citizens OF the
different towns, through which the
tour will pass.
This tour ls under the auspices OF
the Kansas city Motor Car Dealers
Association. and practically every dca-
lcr IN Kansas City. who sells gaso-
line driven cars has entered his cat
IN this tour with from 100 to zoo
enthusiasts coming into our midst II
bchooves each citizen TO see that the
visitors get a hearty welcome. This
tour from Kansas City Is an annual
event. aud probably Il will be n good
many years before this same route g.
covered again by the tourists. no let
everyone turn out to see them.
Colonel Frank NJ Buffum. the state
highway engineer. will make the en-
tire trip. ana Governor Major has
promised TO make at least two or
three days OF the tour. Committees
from the commercial clubs. and 9TH
az business mems associations will
accompany the motorists. and II IL
going to he great Get together
aud Get acquainted" occasion, and
We hope that everyone who Is inter
osted In seeing this section OF the
country boosted, will get out and do
his share In this celebration.
The tourists are scheduled to ar
rive at G:lj y. m. and will remain In
Marshall over night, coming here
from Sweet Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
PEACHES

w. NJ. Moritz Jr.. of Waverly was
among the many who came from n
distance to attend the circus last week
Mr.. Moritz Is jolly bachelor who be-
|ieyes in remembering his friends. so
he brought the editor box OF the fin
est peaches he could find and we In
turn offered him the pick OF Mar
shall's finest peaches" Whether
he took his pick or persuaded her 10
go west" we can't say, but he has
our hest wishes and we hope he Will
soon lose the bachelor" end OF hia
name. III.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
BUGGY CAUGHT ON FIRE.

VIM. G. KERN one OF Saline's pros
porous and prominent farmers OF the
county. had novel and strenuous
experience Saturday afternoon be.
tween his home and the county seat.
He was bringing Jerry Shoppers Of
this city, who had been working for
Mr.. KERN on his farm home.
The two men had reached Phillip
Golong's place In the southwestern
limits OF Marshall, when they discov-
cred that the buggy. in which they
we're. was on fire, they lost no time
III getting the horses unhitched from
the burning buggy. but before they
could do so. the top and body OF the
vehicle was entirely consumed also a
suit case belonging to Mr.. Shoppers
which was in the back part of the
buggy.
II Is not known how the buggy
caught. Messers KERN and Shoppers
say that they had noticed an odor for
several minutes before the fire was
discovered, but concluded II might be
an auto approaching. II was not Ions
however until the back OF the buggy
was ablaze and famed by the wind II
was not long in getting beyond con.
troll. They managed TO put the fire
out before the running gear was bad
ly damaged.
The accident is a very unusual
one and has been topic OF much In
tercst In the city today. The friend,
OF the occupants OF the buggy ar,
glad that they escaped injury ant
that tho horses were gotten out o.
the way OF danger.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12

The annual grand maneuvers OF
the German Army open Monday ut
'reslau. Germany. In the presence OF
Emperor william. who is acting as
Supreme Umpire. Two army corps
are engaged. The maneuvers will test
the actual battle tactics OF streight
fighting and frontal attacks. Zepplin
dlrigible balloons and many aeropl-
aLes are attached to each side. They
will be allowed for the first time to
practice aerial war between themsel-
YES with harmless bombs. and mach
Inc guns. In previous maneuvers the
operations of aerial crafts were re-
strieted TO scouting.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
CIRCUIT COURT MONDAY.

The September term OF the Saline
county circuit court conyenes next
Monday. September 10 and Judge
Saml Davis will preside. The docket
Is full one. with the usual large
rumber OF divorce cases. The Jurors
are r. y. Scott and George Alexander.
Arrow Rock; ID. ii. Johnson and
James l.. Howe. Biackwater; Joe Is.
Huff. c. T., Field and u. +. Daniel
Cambridge: Z. +. Detmer and Char
les II. Duncan. Clay: II. e. Jackson,
E. p. Grimes, Elmwood; Il. b. Curd,
Ray IT, Hutson. Liberty; George r..
Deal. @, A. Radford, John Blair. Mar
shall: Hammer Audsley, Forest Me-
Daniel. Miami; II. ID, Addison. J, X.
Shannon, Salt Fork: C. l.. Chapel
and 8. G. Clark, Salt Pond.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
MORE PEACHES

Miss Fioy Newell OF Mt. Leonard
has our thanks for box OF the finest
peaches Il has been our luck to possess
this year-they were the big Elbertos
They we're sent TO the editor but were
probably intended for the business
manager. who Is young. handsome and
single. Al least he thinks so. Bu,
he didn't get them as they looked ia
good to let go. Miss Newell also IN
forms us that they have rented the
$50 acre Mccoy farm near Black
water and would move down there
Iext spring.