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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE or GRAVEL ROAD PETITION
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing is a copy Of a petition FOR q gravel
road improvement filed in the commits
siOner's court OF St Joseph County, and
state Of Indiana, tO-wit.
STATE OF INDIAN
ST. JOSEPH COUNTND-SS
Petition 10 Pave Road with Gravel.
To the Honorable Board Of Commits
sioIsrs Of St Joseph County. Indiana:
The undersigned petitioners show your
honorable body that this petition Is
signed by at least fifty tJOl freehoiders
and voters II Penn township, ST. Joseph
County. Indiana, that there is an exist
ing highway in said township described
as follows:
Beginning on the jefferson Road at the
west line Of Section nine CD township
thirty seven go north, Range three -
east I'm Penn Township. st. Joseph
County. Indiana, thence east on said JET
fers0u Road 70 the east line ~ section
ten l0l. Township thirty seven i5tl
north, Range three 81 east ia said
County ana state
Your petitioners respectfully petition
that said highway be Improved Dog grad
ing. draining and paving Same with
screened gravel. as follows. to-Wlt.
That the grade thereof be constructed
20 the width OF fourteen ga feet Win
good, clear, sharp gravel That said gray
.el be placed between b0aris fvurteen
feet apart. except where the natural SOIL
affords ample and secure shoulders for
said gravel. and the said boards and tie
said shoulders TO be nine 90 inches high,
and the gravel 70 be fourteen 14l inches
deep in the center and % be- placed there
on 50 as To form uniform curve from
the top edges Of said boards and shout
ders 20 the center ~ the rOadhed
That all necessary drains and side
drains. bridges. culvert- and sewer tile
thereon be- So constructed as % make the
said gravel road a complete gravel road
said petitioners f'rther show that
Penn Township has au incorporated city
within IL which IS OF less than thirty
thousand $4,000 population that there
is no other city OF Town ~ greater popu-
latf0u than thirty thousand $4,000 iu-
Labitants therein. said petitioners fur
Their show that IL viii be- "a public utility
to drain. gravel and pave said road as
herein set out ia the width and manner
herein set out. and that the cost thereof
will De less than the benefits thereof
Said petitioners also show that said
road Is less than three miles iu length
and that upon and over said highway
runs a United states Mail Delivery route
And your petitioners pray for the i'm
prOvement u said highway In all things
in accordance with Sections 81 20 - in
elusive u the General Acts 81 1905. en-
titled An Act Concerning Highways. and
al Acts anendatOry thereof and supple
mental Thereto"
Truman Adams. W s. B0rleY. Henry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
BRIDGE ACROSS BAUJO
CREEK Is WANTED
Commissioners of Two Counties Ex-
pected to- Reach Agree
ment Soon.

Some solution for the existent
problem of constructing a bridge
across the Baujo creek. the divid-
ing line between st. Joseph and Elk
hart counties, is now being sought
by interested parties.
Although there is no bridge now
spanning the creek, IL is planned to
build a structure this coming sum-
mer. The proposition was preached
last year. and all arrangements per-
fected by the ST. Joseph county
commissioners for the construction
Of the bridge when the county coun-
ell baked by refusing 10 grant the
appropriations.
Anthony Deahl. county attorney
of Elkhart county. Monday morning
approached the commissioners with
a view of taking up the matter.
Unanimous sentiment of the COM
missioners was that when the Elk
hart board reached some decision,
a joint meeting should be held. Mr..
Deahl said that a plan would be sub
mitted 10 the Elkhart commissioners
next Monday. after which arrange
ments would be made for a joint
meeting.
In order TO cross the creek, Mr..
Deahl explained, it is now necessary
to make a detOur of over two miles.
This he said, worked a hardship
on school children. who often were
late at school because of the extra
time consumed in taking the longer
route"
The present highway. it is said, is
not Travelled 10 a great extent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
MRS. SARAH AGNES EsCHBACH.

Mrs. Sarah Agnes Eschbach. "A
years old. Of Warsaw. died OF par
alysis at O'Clock Monday morning
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Pearl y. Flack. 1O11 Sherman av.
She had been i'll three months Mrs.
Eschbach was born in New Paris.
Ind, Feb. "a. 1871, and was married
on Sept s, 1860, TO Aaron +. Esch-
bach i'm Huntington. Besides her
daughter in this city. she is survived
by three other children. Mrs. Clara
+. Sheffield of Minneapolis, Mrs.
Alice NJ. Miller and Jesse f. Esch-
bach Of Warsaw, and sister Jane
Purviance OF Huntington.
Funeral services will be held in
Warsaw Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. James Aikens and Rev.
F. ]. Overmeyer officiating. Burial
will be a Warsaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
WILL BE IN CHARGE
OF WESTMINSTER CHOIR
Harry Dixon LOcs OF Chicago Ar
rives i'm City-COmposcr of
Many Hymns.

Harry Dixon Loes of Chicago. has
been secured 10 take charge of the
,horGs at the Westminster Presby-
.erian church during the three
weeks revival campaign i'm the place
OF Gil ogden of Nenia. o.. who was
unable to come here. owing 20 the
Illness of his wife. Mr. Loes has just
returned from a four months evan
gelistic tour through western cam
ada with Evangelist n. IT, Glbart
Of Winnipeg.
He is a graduate OF Moody insti-
tute. CHICAGO. and has studied m the
Kalatka musical college and Metro
politan college and has had 1--WE
years experience tn evangeliStic
work. Mr.. Loes is composer as
we'll as a singer and choirister. hav-
ing written over 400 gospel songs
His compositions VIII Ice heard dur
ing the services az Westminster.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
POULTRY SHOW TO
Be OPEN TONIGHT
Last Chance For Local People
to Inspect BirdS-PrizeS
Are Awarded.

]. :. and G. ~ Barton Of this
city. were awarded the $50 cup for
The best exhibit IN the poultry de-
partment Of the South Bend Poultry
and Pet stock association show. They
took TIE big prize on Buff Orping
tons and also rad the champion
cockal-el Of the show all classes
competing All judging was COM
pleted Monday and all prizes have
now been awarded.
w. ]. Mcintyre OF South Bend.
took second for the best exhibit.
winning a $40 cup. II. r. KoOpman
was a heavy winner in the special
prizes, taking three awards He was
given a SIS cup for the best exhibit
N the American class, showing sin
gle comb Rhode Island Reds. His
display won the prizes for the best
display made by an exhibitor from
outside the state and took the
special award for breeders who had
never shown their birds here before.
In the Asiatic class. G.. O. Neon
Der of Berrien Springs. was given
the prize for the best exhibit on
Black I.angshans. c. II. Young Of
Eau Claire, Mich, led in the Med
iterranean class with Buff i.eghorns.
Bartons Buff Orpingtons were first
i'm the English class. The state meet
cup for members of the Buff Orping
ton club was awarded 10 the Bartons
The show will be open until 10
O'Clock tonight and all of the ex-
hibits in both the cat and poultry
departments will be shown. All en-
tries were made with the agreement
that they could not be removed until
the doors were closed on the last
night. Attendance at the show so
far has been about 1000. there hav-
ing been nearly 200 people there
on Saturday. Sundays attendance
was 1 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
DIVORCED IN A. NJ:
MARRIED THE P. M.
Woman Waits Only Few Hours Be
fore Marrying Second
Man.

Mrs Irene Plummer on Saturday
morning was defendant in a divorce
suit filed by her husband, Joseph
Plummer The divorce was grant
ed in superior court by Judge
Ford.
ON Dec. % in the same court Ray
=. Mitchell was made defendant in
a divorce suit filed by his wife.
Cathrine Mitchell This decree was
granted by the court.
on Saturday afternoon, the same
DAY on which the Plummers received
their divorce. Ray b. Mitchell and
Mrs. Plummer secured a marriage
license.
When Mrs Mitchell was on the
witness stand at the time she was
asking for a divorce. she accused
her husband Of running around with
Mrs. Plummer
Isn't IL awful, this divorce propo-
Sition." was the comment Of Judge
Ford when court attaches told him
Of the affair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
Ben Koehler is
Signed to Pilot
South Bend I cam

Ben Koehler signed a contract
bright and early Monday morning
for the place Of field manager of the
South Bend Central league club
during the coming season.
Ed Smith has been dickering with
his old team mate for several days
in an effort 20 have his signature af-
fixed TO a contract and the deal was
finally put over early Monday morn
ing. Smith announced following the
contamination Of the deal that
Koehler Will have the same jurisdic-
ton over the ball club that ne held
over the Southern Michigan club
last season. This will give him COM
plete charge Of the players on the
field during all games. while at other
times they will be handled through
the Smith KOehler route.
The announcement of KOehler's
contract signing is expected TO be re-
reived with considerable joy by
South Bend fans who have seen the
Teuton pilot in action long enough
10 know his worth 70 any club.
Three years ago Koehler was con-
sidered the best second sacker in
the Central league. while with
Smiths pennant winning Grand
Rapids club. He was sold to Jersey
City and Smith brought him in to
South Bend in the middle Of the
1914 season after paying a good stiff
price for him. KOehler is a good
hitter, knows the ins and outs Of
the game. and is considered one of
the foxiest of the foxy veteran base
runners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24

Becker. A. s. Garvin. C.. f. Ward. Lib
bic Gift, T.. ". Phelps ArhiiIe e.. Col
paert H. J. Irvine. Joe A. Bordv. August
Bloch, Jack Wambacb. Frank Grod W
B. Christophel. Jom H. BIeckmann.
John :. StoeckimEer. II. j. Wyland. a.
BOardman. /. j. CasbOn T. O. Went
Eel Spencer Eli Hantz. Ernest S. Ullcry.
.. J.. Lang. J.. II. Page. IL a. Cunning.
O. W Duell. Nelson Christi8uson. !. 30.
Ibailemer, Tha.emer Bros. IT, A. Bless.
q. = Roy. T. NJ Mckindlev. Lewis ID.
Post. H. J.. E0hrer. e.. J.. ShamO-y. %.
Thompson. B. NJ Hutchinson. O.. n. Beck
er. j. /. Baxter. e.. J.. O,trauder. Ross
Eminger, j.. IT. Irwin. D. T. Kci.er a.. a
OstrOm. Alloys a. NanEie William H.
Gehl. NJ T.. Robbins j. r. IoIderman.
q A Maurer, Frank Lenhard. ". A.
Smith.
]. Arthur F. Wolf. Auditor of ST.. J5-
seph County. State Of Indiana. here
designate Monday the 1tb day ~ FeBru-
airy, 1916. being the 1st day ~ The regu-
Ian February 1916. session ~ said court
as the day and date on which the fore
going petition VIII Doe presented t0 the
said board ~ Commits iouers M said ST.
Joseph County for hearing rs pro-
vided by law.
AEIHTE y. WOLF
Auditor NJ ST. Joseph County
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
LLOYD-GEORGE SURE
OF ALLIES VICTORY
(cONrINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
/ saw in it the only means of de-

| saw in il the only means of de-
stroying this hideous German men
ace to peace and civilization.
Everything that has happened in
Is months of the war tends to con-
firm me in what Premier Asquith
has called the great decision You
will remember the MazZini said war
is the greatest of crimes when it is
not waged for the sake Of a great
truth 10 enthrone or. a great lie to
entomb' Yes. the allies are en-
gagged in a mighty effort to dig the
grave of that wicked lie that might
is right and, mark you, we shall
not cease to strive TO our uttermost
until we have dug the grave deep
and wide and can abandon our
united toll in the firm conviction
that we are insured beyond all pos
BILE doubt against its resurrection.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
RAGTIME MUSIC
NOT FOR CHURCH
Prof. HaCkeIman of InGianap-
oils Speaks at Gathering
of Ministers.

There is too much ragtime in
the church and Sunday school sing
ing" said Prof. W. A. VI. tackle
man Of Indianapolis. In a talk at the
regular weekly meeting Of the Min
isterial association at the Y. NJ. g.
A Monday morning His talk was
on Church HymnOdy." in which he
reviewed the history Of church sing
ing from the time OF the songs Of
David down 20 the present.
II want 20 make a plea that YOU
ministers put away ragtime music
and singing in your churches and
Sunday schools. Oftentimes, the
same music that Is heard in the sun
day school singing and that is play
ed by the Sunday school orchestra
is the same that the people hear in
the shows. There is no sentiment in
some OF this music 1t is just a
Jingle Of words. But there is now
tendency toward getting away from
this sort OF music and getting back
20 music that is more Of a devo-
tiOnal nature"
Prof Hackelman showed the de-
velOpment Of hymns from the time
when the scriptures were used as
words down 20 the regular compost
tions OF music and verses Of today.
He said that the Jews first used
hymns. The speaker pointed out that
music next came from the Roman
and Greek churches and told how it
was written in Germany at the time
OF the Reformation. He spoke of
the writing of hymns in France and
England. and Of the work Of John
Watts and Charles Wesley.
Reports from the members Of the
association who are conducting
meetings In the simultaneous re-
ligious campaign showed that every
church had large attendances sun
day. All OF the special evangelists
and singers who are here for the
revival attended Monday mornings
meeting A communication was re-
ceived from the Y W. c. A. calling
attention 10 the anniversary jubilee
10 be held about Feb. 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24

DEATHS
MRS. EMILY sHAMBLEAU.

Mrs. Emily hambleau. 221S Lin
coin way w, Mlshawaka. died Of
complications at St Joseph hospital
Monday morning at o'clock. fol-
lowing an illness lasting one week.
She was born in London. ont, March
p, 1862. She has lived in Mish-
aWaka for Is years, coming from
Jackson. Mich she is survived by
three children. Mrs. Mabel Height
ley Frank and Is. r. Shambleau. all
II this city. and a sister Mrs. NJ. a.
Sergeant Of London. ont.
Funeral services. which will be
private. Will be held Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2.30 o'clock at the home
Of her son, Frank Shambleau. 447
Lincoln way F., South Bend, Rev. H..
l.. Davis officiating. The body may
De viewed wednesday morning from
10 o'clock 90 II o'clock. Burial viii
be in Riverview cemetery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
TRAIN HITS STREET CAR
Three People Arc Killed i'm Collision
ut Chicago.
International News Service :

international News Service:
CHICAGO, Jan 24.-Three men
were killed. two others were so Sc
riously hurt that their recovery is
doubtful and seven other persons
suffered severe bruises and cuts to-
day when a Chicago. Milwaukee anc
St. Paul northbound passenger train
crashed into Lawrence av. surface
car on a grade crossing on the north
west side The dead:
Vincent Ocean. 40 years old, track
foreman for the surface lines.
James Scanel, 50, sewer con-
tractor.
James Malone, who died after
reaching the Swedish Covenant hos
pital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
OFFERS NO APOLOGY
Sec'y Tumulty Answers Charge h6
Put Man over.

International News Service
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Joseph
+. Tumulty, secretary to the presi-
dent. holly replied TO the charges
that he put over" John Sinnott for
the Newark pOstmastership because
Sinnott was a Roman Catholic. The
reply was made in a letter TO Level
Ign E. Pratt Nutley n. j.. who
made the charges.
Mr.. Tumulty declares he had mo
word of apology to make to any
man" for his actions, and scores Mr..
Pratt for his utterances which he
declares violates the prophecies
that all gentlemen are bound to OBJ
serve"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
TO FULFILL CONTRACT
Contractors Are Represented at
Commissioners Meeting.

With the arrival Of two members
Of the firm of Taber, Hullihan and
Lynn Bros. contractors, Wabash.
Ind. who have the contract for the
construction of the Lincoln highway
T.. reports that the firm intended
throwing up the contract were dis
PEELED
IL had been reported that because
OF the death Of one of the members
on the firm, the contract would not
&c fulfilled The Lynn Bros. came
before the county commissioners
Monday afternoon.
Work on the construction Of the
pavement for the highway viii be
started March /, weather permitting.
The contract was let TO the Wa
bash frm last August Ii calls FOR
nm expenditure Of $685..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Ethel Mattingly brings three
charges against her husband, Hugh
Mattingly. in her petition for divorce
filed in the circuit court. She charg-
es that he did not support her. COM
polling her to live with her parents,
that he was guilty Of habitual intoX-
ication and that he finally abandon
ed her.
The one child born, the petition
states, is now living with its grand
mother and as the latter is attach
ed TO it. the complaint requests that
no order be made for il. The couple
was married Dec. 1s, 1909, and sep
arated July II, 1913.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
SHIP WAS TORPEDOED
Liner Brindisi Not a Victim OF
Mine.

ROME. Jan. 24-The Italian
liner Brindisi, which was destroyed
off the Albanian coast with the loss
of 40 Montenegrins and all the
Americans on board was tOrpedOed
and not sunk by a mine, according
to Emile Vitte, president Of the
French Association for the RESCUE
of Serbian Children, who was on
board the italian ship Baricity
The Brindisi was sent TO the bot
tom just outside of the harbor Of
san Giovanni di Meudua on Jan. S."
said Dr. Nitte. 4 saw her destroyed.
All the Americans on board lost
their lives as well as 40 Montene-
grins. The Brindisi carried $500. 900
in gold and much food and ammuni-
ton for the Montenegro army"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

BY yirture OF q certified copy NJ De-
cree TO me directed from The Clerks
Office ~ the 81. Joseph Circuit Court ~
81 Joseph County. Indiana. ] win eX-
pose % public sale on Friday. Febru-
airy 1lth- between the hours " Ten
O'Clock A. IT. and -Four O'Clock u. NJ. "
said daE at the Court House door. ia
the CRY ~ south Bend. 81 Joseph
county. Indiana. tle rents 1ni profits
Tor term not exceeding seven years. OF
the following de- ribbed real estate. stu
ate IN 81. Joseph County state of lndl
ana, tO-Wit.
on the recorded plat ~ James IS Rob-
eItsOu's Subdivision of the north part
81 Bank OutlDt 80. Sixty Five lG5I ~ the
First Plat ~ Out.1rS NJ fle Town. now
City ~ South Bend plated by the State
Bank of Indiana. bounded bE 81 liue rum
section II the uOrtheriV 'ile NJ Robertson
street with the westerly line ~ Prairie
avenue. said point being the southeast
corner VI said Lot 40. one d. thence
said Prairie avenue forty so feet thence
westerly seveuty-hvp l1JI feet t0 ths
eH Sferly line o. am easement fHr lu alley
way. granted 90 VIII ~. frIhIll Thence
alley way tWcuty-elgLt i-~I feet thence
e3sterly along the Norrheriy liue az Rob-
erts0n street to she point ~ beginning
And on failure o. realize fhe Fun
amount ~ rhe Judgment. Interest. and
costs thereon 7 VIII expose rH public
sale. az thr same time and place Oh The
highest bidder FOR cash GOD band tbe fee
simple " the above described real
estate.
Taken as the property II Fred e.
Madiek or al 30 the suit ~ Building n
Loan Association 81 South Bend
CHAS. r. BAILEY.
sheriff. 81 Joseph County. I'D.
By RAY q. BARkLEN. Deputy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
he 4LsesEc-R1evE,LszsErsE ny

NEW YORK. Jan. 23-Heroic ef-
physicians TO save the life of DIR.
Albert G. Perveil. the Brooklyn
physician. who is a victim Of the
mysterious African sleeping sickness.
and his aged mother. who has tire
lessly nursed him for months. is
hopeful that some remedy might be
found that would stay the progress
OF the disease.
Dr. Perveil was an athlete, six feet
tall. and weighed 2OO pounds when
ne was bitten by the dreaded tsetse
fly while he was visiting at Belgian
Congo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
LOSE Is AEROPLANES
Battles in Air Prove Costly 10 Brit
ssh Pilots.
International News Service:

international News Service:
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Official ad-
mission Of the loss Of i British
aeroplanes in the western theater Of
war during the past four weeks was
made today in the house of COM
mons by II. J. Tenant, under sec
rotary Of war. The Germans, Mr..
Tenant added. had lost from nine
to Il machines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
ROOSEVELT TO w. INDIES
Ex-Presidcnt to- &c Absent Several
Weeks.

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Theodore
Roosevelt will leave Feb. 10 or y,
il was learned Sunday. for an alb
sence Of several weeks on the lee
ward and windward. islands of the
West Indies. Mrs. Roosevelt viii
accompany him They will go 10
Guadaloupe. ST. CroiX and st. Kits.
and perhaps 10 other islands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
IS CANDIDATE.

International News Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 24.-Stuert
w. Frushour. of Logansport. filed
his petition with the secretary Of state
today asking that his name be on
the primary ballot as candidate for
the republican nomination for rep
resentative.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
EMPEROR Is ILL AGAIN
Much Alarm Caused i'm Vienna by
Illness of Monarch.
.nternatIonal - service /:

International News Service:
PARIS. Jan. 24.-Emperor Fran
els Joseph. the S6-year-old ruler
OF Austria-Hungary. is suffering
from acute bronchitis and his condi-
ton is reported 10 be such as TO
arouse alarm in Vienna He is being
nursed by Arch-Duchess Zita, wife
Of the heir 70 the Austrian throne,
and is so weak that ne cannot hold
councils OF state nor receive military
reports.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
THENTER SUFFERS FIRE.

BOSTON. Jan. 24-The fremont
theater. the oldest playhouse in the
city staging legitimate productions.
was the scene Sunday OF a fire
which swept through the stage and
the front of the auditorium. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
STPERInR COTRT-

2223 Lillian Pearl McMiIlen vs. Guy
H. McMiuen, divorce, grounds ha-
bitaal intoxication; decree granted.
$50 Calvert H. DeFrees vs..
Charles r. smith and others. posses
sion. judgment OF SAO35.64 given
plaintiffs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
GRACE SUSIE SANIUELS.

Grace Susie, twO-year-Old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Sam
uels. zoos n. st. Peter St. died at
o'clock Monday morning. She was
born Aug. (, 1913. Burial will be
at Plymouth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
POSTPONE TRIAL

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-The trial
OF Mrs. Margaret Sanger, accused of
circulating information about birth
control. was postponed 10 the Feb
ruary term Of federal court today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
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NEW GASES.

16SS0 Edith Mattingly VS.. Hugh
Nattingly. divorce; grounds, nom
support. circuit.
1881 First Mishawaka Trust &
Savings CO. Us. Josiah Monaweck ct
al: possession and quiet title; cir
cult.
1883 Consumers Medicine and
Extract Co. Us. Grant Ray ct al. oc-
count. circuit.
271O Sanders Egbert Co. US. Eliot
Hard ct al; quiet title; superior.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
CIRCTIT COrRT

1906 Eva VI. Kilmer ". Foster
NJ. Kilmer. divorce; grounds. non
support. decree granted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-24
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