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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-18
Leaves from New shorter Catechism

What is God? The eifectual cause OF
the phenomena of the universe: an entity
whose existence 1t is scientifically uApleas.
ant TO assume, but logically impossible 10
deny
NoTE. Whereas. God was once very
much OF man, now man is very much ol
God.
VIVA. is Man? The supreme product OF
the developmental forces acting on organic
forms.
NorE.-ofiginally man was simply cell,
no" lie is complex Que.
OF What is Man made OF protoplasm
NoTE.-Formerly organisms were sup
posed [" be made of dust, now we know
dust TO be made of organisms.
At Death, to what does Man return: To
gas.
NOTE Spiritualism would make this a
verb in the Iniiui;e; Science shows that this
Supremcst produc, Of cusnlc forces drops
u once INTO It's first elements
What is the Chief Eud Of Man. To a..
tain sweetness and light"
NOTE This only applies to the upper
classes.
What is true Morality? Complete apta.
ton to ones environment
NOTE Tins iule makes up by its uni
veIsity for tho limitations of the previous
one. IL reaches from man 10 the polyp.
What is Religion? \ form of sensiblliry.
The expression uf class of emotions. affect
ing especially women developed by the de
size to know our origin, destiny an moral
nature.
N"TE.-Relgion is universal and will
always be Indispensable, except 10 those
Who have obtained sweetness and light.
What is Faith Faith is an emotion
clincing 10 the high things which reason
has not yet demonstrated
NOTE. There ale two kinds: a Re,i-
gious faith. the belief in an .nuoblipp
supernaturalism; b Scentii: faith, the
belief IN an alluring hypothesis,
{. l.. Dana IN !ScrIbHSr far .JIHudry.
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Mr.. HAYES is reported "a about To
take Stanley Matthews into the Cabi-
net Another exponent Of the Hayes
idea of politics in the Cabinet will PER
Feet the Administration. Now could
we but throw Stockett Mathews in for
good measure" Think, Mr. Hayes.
haven't YOU some vacancy in the
Kitchen Cabinet ="
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IT is stated upon authority SO trust
worthy as TO leave but little, if any,
doubt Of the entire correctness of the
report. that Mrs. \. T. Stewart has
said TO at least two persons-a gentle
man and ladv-within the last six
days, that the body Of her husband had
been recovered. that it had been deliv-
cred to Judge Hilton, and that it had
been placed by him in n secure vault.
completion Of the crypt in the Stewart
Memorial Cathedral in Garden City
100000 are reported as having been
paid, and no questions asked.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-18

GoLp keeps on accommodating in The
Treasury. All that the people want is
10 know that they can get il, when they
want it, And then they don't want il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-01-18

HARrER's WEEKLY closes an editor
ial on Caleb Gushing by saving 4" In
politics he has been on all sides. rang
ing from an old VIII. To Secession
Democrat, hut he probably never made
u political change nor took political
step which was felt To be the result of
patriotic conviction or political princi-
pie. He was Il unique character in our
history: aud IL cannot he denied that
the feeling with which his career is re-
Carded is an evidence oil the rcctitudc of
public sentiment, while it is a concu-
sive reply To the assertion that politics
are absolutely independent Of all but
considerations Of cxpediencv. But no
great human concern can he so indie
pendent. The one thing profoundly and
permanently admirable is principle, and
without that every power and accom-.
pli>hmeut and attraction fail to win the
sincere and aiIectionate respect which
is the best part of fame
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Sl.42O. :9@ 70 81. i2o an3 80

The items Of expense include the e,
i"nSes e; closing thirty two branches
salaries "i commissioners and agents at
t"IEey : fees and costs. arreaIages Of taxes
taxes, rents, advertising, stationery, post
'cc, c1ptesSagc, auciI"ueers' fees. repairs
10 properties, judgments against the com
!any, iuel. gas, Nc
HE salaries "i commissioners. as pre-
videh hS Law. for the period named amount
ed to S:'9, 51S -. RoBERT PURvIs,
of the commissioners.
In conclusion II may be proper to cav a
word regarding the cause of the error into
which We have fallen. In talking with Mr.
Enrv;s, that gentleman Appeared To think
That ms character was 81 far above IL
ps"ach that 1t Was not required of him TO
untasiict false statements made IN th,
daily press. This is = mos, serious mistake.
! lie very instant that grave accusations are
Brought against men III public places il Is
then duty to contradict them as publicly
as uitcrsd-il they can. II they fail To do
81. tscy should not complain at finding thu.
ISLANDERS generally accepted as having
Foundation, ~ fact. The world is too large
ior every man ;o knew the personal char
ac'"r "i each 81 his neIghbrrs He con.
stquCntiy takes II on hearsay. Ii the
prosS CHARGES fraud. the charge must lie an
Swercd. Editions are not al DESTROYS OF
printing public men black. 4; least nine
out al ten wish to write fairly and Justly
But they are compelled To form opinions
somewhat hastily. Il is their duty to cx-
pose imposition upon the public. Cousc.
qaenily Ii happens that ufirarIrncs with the
lest Intentions III the world they bIunder.
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n Sound Advice conscientinusly
recommend our readers t. try KEIrrR's
Roman LInIment in all cases OF RlIeuma.
Iism. For sale by all druggists.
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- Gold at par, resumption assured, and
! have marked down INV goods accordingly.
Calico. cents; Muslin. 1 cents: Sugar. q!
cents: Green C"if-r. good l2s Al nrae,
goods correspoEdIngIy low. Come and see
for yourself, at L. DRLNNENs.
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IL I)GEs.

The first ledge will be struck inside OF
2oO feet, though not much is expected from
this one, unless 4 shaft i sunk upon 1t
The next crops out on the hill above and a
shaft OF only few feet in depth open up
an immensc body of ledge matter From
every indication when the tunnel reaches
THIS point (i"o feet IN large ledge will be
struck which viii pay all expenses oil fur.
ther developing the same. There has been
more or less work done the other claims
mentioned and all show continuous mineral
ground for over 500 feet
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To the Fishermen I!

The undersigned is prepared to furnish
fishermen with Gilling Thread at following
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MINIS 1T WILL TAP.

Tn the line Of this tunnel. little to the
north, Is the Kit Carson, which has welded
a large quantity al IIch ore: Pay Down.
ON which considerable work has been done.
aud The showing Is very satisfactory: Ban
ner, also rich and thousands Cf dollars
airead extracted; Fourth ut July has proven
ITS permanency by the quantity aud quality
of ore which has been reduced, and many
others Of lesser note
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THE FREEDNAN'S BANK.


ENriANATI"S FROM MIR. ruRvIs STATE
MINT az THE AMOUNTS COLLECTED
TnE pI>ErR-M >Ts-.rHusE SALARIES
Not pIsrEor"ETInNATE To mi WORN
PERFORMED.
From The Washington Repmblic
II is always an unpleasant task To be
compelled To acknnw lrsc one : self III the
wrong !; j. still more unpleasant IN have
to acknp'. edge injustice done even
when the motives which prompted such
action arose fsnm desire II serve the
interests al iu>iicr and honesty.
In last Sundays RPabl.c there was
>noGi editorial with reference tn the Freed
mans bank commissioners. IL was wit
ten after reading what ported 10 b.
statement nf the disbursements made by
the commissioners. which was To the effect
that out of eighty Thousand dollars dis
bursed 10y them one half had gone to the
payment at their own salaries
Daring a period of a month this assertion
had been made 10y the press over and over
again and not a slugle contradiction of it
had Appeared III pIlnt. We naturally sup.
posed that the commissioners had no de
ieus. To make, otherwise a contradiction
would have been immediately given To- the
associated press. Not having any personal
. acquaintance with any one of these gentle
. men. there was no reason why the story
Shuuid hot cary conviction with II. There
was one other point which was against the
commissioners. They had been four wears
settling W. the banks AFT .rs and To a dis
interested party ihis had the appearance Of
seeking To rrniong fat salaries ut the ex-
pens. OF the freedmen.
The conclusion arrived N was that the
paymer. ni forty thousand dollars To three
men for the collection Of eighty Thousand
dollars Of accounts was 4 swiudle upon the
freedmen even though i'll accordance with
the PROVISIONS of law. The longer we re-
Elected upon the matter. the stronger be.
came the feeling of indignation. and if til.
editorial paragraph ~ published were at all
lacking IN force II was only because the
English language failed To meet the emcr
geucy.
- much 10y way ." explanation.
On Thursday :n',. ming NJ. Robert Purvis
"m" at The hmmi>slnners. came to the
office ri The R,pUJitc and made an exp ana
ton which put the paragraph To which we
have a!lu led IN the light of very grave
iniustIc..
Instead al but eighty thousand dollars
the commissioners have collected 81 400. =
'''''.to ihd nave i'ald "ut hchly thirteen
hundred Thousand dollars. For TINS work
which Icy ica>ou of the hard times has al
ready exi-nird Throughout nearly four
ycars, the three commissioners have re-
c-lvcd salaries ri 81. 600 per anuum each.
This sum, If they performed their work
faithfully, cannot be regarded as an ex
h rrnIt ant one. The following is the state
al the work nf the commissioners furnished
IL Us by Mr.. FuTvis:
From July -. -. tn Nov 80. -.
Cash collections. ST. 800 :,g3 IS
Pad special d"pns.
its aud preferred
claims. So; i,i3 -
Pad on account Of
dividends, $50 SIS -
/ Paid expenses Of all
kinds. BIS 153 ~
Ga hand towards
next dividend Tns ~ -
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\. ID. SrENCER, next door to post office,
Havre de Grace, Md
~ y full line of New Goods. opened to
DAY, aud selling At famine prices. at
|. DKINSrSs
~ Cheapest Bl.achcd and Unblrached
Musllns, at the glass FRONT.
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Notice TO Creditors,
THE INCEST PILLS on EARTH
AR.
Dr. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills.

I'HEl never grIpe, sickcn or weaken
"A IA ih-ir "l--r'iI sn h~i', thu. are .,r i-sl
fii- ''"r IN -T" '-i"raliy g.. ar,I -,p- They AZ
riH"nfi I'rT cur" All ~!"S ant TurEativ- mr.licil-
They "p~rai" ll-t-antiy anil nal Is. bui TIL. "uch,
aud "n~'iHttls Th'N csgrv Cons i;ston I'.-iN-r--
fi'c-. Sick ""s srh- EIllipri-u-- W-tk u. w-f- Dis
hr-- E"rtiG' Wax N-rv-- all Liver Afrc,Inn- gem
~rti A,'"' VeT the by-t~m: t-y k better apt.-
tit~. nni IN Eh"Umat-r. Neuralgia sni li-lIaci,- IN
''th~'ti"n with cur e'ir'rN'ri PAIN >EAKCH.E. a
very speedy i n'iaiu-i
w hay over ".uln reference. IT ir-~- Pills r.
-tutly .ucTc"st~i - Int l-.N OF ngr iar~- f.r
9. >-ut isy
Principal b-I~t-F"urth AMI EIns Stfr,t. Winning
ton Del. r"ila'i-lphiI p"ppI-.n. N.ch street sali
hN dealers and NJ country .lur-. lIsu-iS
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MARYLAND TUNNEL COMPANY.
lr- Prospects, LoCATIaN. ETr A vALuA.
BILE PROPERTY.


BILE PROPERTY.
From The Mining Report of N,cada
This company, called = Mar, land" be-
cause the President is 4 native of that State.
was incorporated on the 18th of last Octo.
Der with The following officers: J. ID. West,
President; Jas. 7. Brady, Vice President;
j. III. DE Ia Matyr, TreasuI.I; C. r. DE
la MaryT, Secretary. The capital stock
consists of 100 600 shares. of the par value
of 800 each. The property is situated, ON
the east side Of Prospect Mountain. at the
head "f New York Canyon. aud is |. 100
feet wide 10y > 900 in length. Though the
property is yet in its infancy, enough work
has already been done TO prove beyond a
doubt that it will develop one of the rich
es; portions OF the great mineral belt which
runs through this section. The tunnel will
run square through the mountain in 4 west.
eily direction, and when the high peak.
|. 700 feet ahead. is reached. will have a
depth of 1000 feet. 1t is on the same lode
AZ the rich Eureka Con. and Richmond
mines, which are. and have been for many
y'ars, yielding such immense quantities Of
the precious metal.
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THE OFFICERS.

he President Is we'll known mining
man VINO mas had an extensive experience.
gu the Cornstock and else where IN this
State Capt. J. ID. West, formerly a resi-.
dent oil this county, aud a gentleman Of
known ability and Integrity who won for
himself name during the late war; par
uciPating IN most Of the battles OF the
Army Of the Potomac lie is \ nephew of
the Romans, well known lawyers of Western
Wary land, and we wish him success. The
company could do no better than IN select
ing him as \ general manager and Prrsi-
deut.-Ei The Vice President IS resi-.
dent of New York and a retired banker.
HIS address is No. 81 Broadway, Y. Y.
lie is known TO he gentleman of the high
est responsibility and has the capital stock
set aside for the development of the mine
At his disposal. OF the Treasurer we can
say nought but good. and as he has been
In>ident OF this section for many years and
all know him To be an honorable man in
every respect and thoroughly energetic. A
better man could not have been selected as
Treasurer. The Secretary is a very exem-
plaIy young gentleman.
FOREVER USAssEssABIE
by the laws of the corporation the stock
L. declared forever unassessablo.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
The route of this tunnel is through one
OF the richest portions of this dist let and
Will etc long prove to he a most valua able
riscn Of property. The rich mines all
around 1t show conclusIvely that the 10.
Gators had an eye 10 permauence when they
relocated the present site. and it is the con
hdent opli ion of all acquainted with the
r4Tn ~ lat
camp. Active operations have been com
menced 10y putting at work of two shafts,
aud the tunnel will be driven ahead Ar
rapIdly as possible. A building is now
gong up for the accommodation of the
miners.
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CLAIMS OWNED Ky THE COMPANY.

The company owns nine distinct claims
}. Is. Pugh. Lady Caroline. Belle Ruth,
Maiylaud. Lady Eigip. Ball, Frederick.
Cecil. aud Mountain Top. ON several of
which considerable work has been done,
and very rich assays obtained. The crop
pings rise high mp in many places and
ledge matter is frequently encountered only
few feet from the SUI face.
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f~H't- making applications fr trans ,rs Of tro,rr.
" VII l." required 1" comply with the following Sec
itfu- ui the C.Ir. article
SO - Whenever persons shall max apuiic.-
wa Ter any allowance d"-IU. account . The
-'!" transfer alienation loss ~ any rn ,r-
~ "T ia" collection 81 pu"Ir or rrxair
:" ut-H i"t m''"h Va" comfy Commissioners Ap-
pal FAX t"uri -htll n-rr"si- him oath in refer
"'" t-rr" and IL" disposal Of the .inr lal
ti"r" Of him t" whom II ha- i,-r odd Or
H'is-'TT-' ani th- uGt -" the purchase money
- the money ot'irci-J. ,ai how the sam. t. Brcn
IHNr>trsl
- ~ They -h'!l ais iut"rroSst- -ai p.r.un On
"' ~ r"i"f'h' 1" any acquisition or
~ hn AMI not ALREADY assessed and tho A mt Of ali
-l'h acquisitions. sul .Jtn-nt- -i. L. al I to hi.
f,'>"i' ir"p"riH. aud u he r-fu>-- T. an-wcr no
Hlio~aIc" deduction shall he on hi,
Jan ls-Ew
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NE county Commissioners of Cecil
''uniy Viii met at their uc-. the Cuu-; Uou--
ia hiki"n "u Tuesday aui W-.ur.iay thu Tin and
TIA ard on Tu"-i'y. "Wednesday aud THURSDAY the
I'm, !'h anu -'nl 'nt "n TH--'Iay AMI "wednesday
TIA" .iih aud .Gh Ity- 4 F.l.ru,ry my, E,r III ,,r
p" ~ making trsn-f"T- aEi correcting assessments
t;i motto" = n"r-tE ih, after thu 10Th I4y Of
february HrNt p"sfreIp alteration will lr mali in
any As----nI"Ut Tor the Year l>1l.
Ky "r'i~r / ,. VASARSDALE
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Two more members of Congress dan
gcrouslv ILL.,
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ASSESSING DOGS.

Notice /, hsr-by sIv-u COcc and {. the n.rs
II b'- That al thu bg- and >iui- ia thu several en-.
if'is i~o month. OLD and upward shall H. a--r...
u'!~r 'h" at - $50. chapter 10. TaSin p.p. and
>i"is. "tH~-n the 1T DAY Il p lEtarN .nI the lsth
~ 81 thr stn:- month. ani thu 81 every taxable
Dig 1t >ln' as>-i i-Iw-rt Il-. ,;li-s shall L.. held
accountable "r t4r tax 4,,.-..,i him wh-th.r H.
--'i 'i"i "Hi!' 'Tt w'Ilr the II Slut not and
- H--~-i"u t. to- returned hy the several COLLECTION,
Z" tn m 81 The '"u:ity on or h.f,r.
thu 18th ia, II February next
by order. l. ;. vANAR>DALE
CirTa Commissioner. Cecil .ouury
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

HE Collectors in the several districts
u ar" hereby n"iIi-i L. make their return uf New
Assessments Tor ;h- year I>.g an r -fr IN. l., d,,
i h'r'h meat aud t" make rrtnTn # all in-ol,rrri--
i' th- var ~. on "r before the .6Ih II February
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pEICCEATlC PARTY

they are almost IN a stale of anarchy. The
leaders have no common purpose. No one
knows yet how things will shape or who
viii get the nomination. All is cloudy
and confused Mr.. Gnrman. Nh. WHITE.
and every ";hcr prominent Democrat in
Maryland recognizes the fact that the pop
uiar demands must not be ov-Trulei by
ward politicians IL may Ice set down As a
certainty that the next election in this CITY
will he absolutely fair and honest No
man can tell yet who will get he offices
II may he that The able and experienced
Philip francis Thomas will be named for
GovrTuor. rs he IL very anxious fur il and
thinks that the EASTERN Shore is surIricd To
II. 1t may be that To give the public as
suranca that Democracy means Ia satisfy
public expectations the astuIe though self
lsh VIM. /. Hamilton may he nominated
for gubernat"rial hnnurs. II NAV he that
the popular and talented Henry ". Archer
"F some other new man may be brought
forward for the same h"nnrs. and that A.
i. German will bc elected 10 the L. =.
Senate. Cecil
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EDWIN E. WELLS.
Commission Merchant,
NO. II9 DOCK STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
ConSi.nncn Solicited

RffERkNCEs;- Wells. Elkton: American Man
ufl'tntins ami ~ Co aUih aud Hamilton St Phila-
t-iPhi- frch-tt H'ush \ Co md ST. below Chestnut
Street PhilHG-lrhI. Jan -u
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&erutiid)te Scpei6eit aus Ietu=
Mnrf.

gfem,0orf. IS. Aprtl.-Srau @briitint
6eim5, Die in 9tr. 1884, groaowag, leit en-
Eooe hires @atten elnen fleluen Sramlaoer
betrieb, muroe oelteru iriib aegen llbr bon
lbrer 0ou8aenoiiiu, einer alten Srau, Wa.
mems OicSrioe, nit seriduittcner 8e6le IN
Dem binter Dem 2aben bffiuoli6eH 3tmmeI
auf cem Sopba ltegero qeiInoen. Neben tbr
laq Elm bluti9eS 9tafirme6er. Se00r Elm 4rjt
beIbeiaebclt pcroen fonuts, itarb bic Srau.
gle mur iet Dem Sooe oes @atteH, meld,er
Dor Is Mouaten geItorbeu III, nieoergeidias
ger, uno nadoem Dor eintger 3ett thr Gaocn
auSgebranut, batten IT'D pielIad) 3ethen BON
@eltea ,elriiliunB an ibr bemerfbar 9enlaht.
Die 8rau mar 43 Sabre alt. Shire SHUTTER
uno arpei ibrer S1wefteru poSueu in Sit-
Reu 2)ort.
- 2Sie qeifern crit bon Der BoIijei mit9e,
theilt murbe, maro anl 6reita9 oberhob o,1
50. StraBe IN 3. Gueuue auf einen ltabtanf.
m6rts iuhreuOen sSug Der 6o6babn BON IL
geno einem 6eniter aus elm 9GuB abgefeuert.
Die Sn9el fog Gur1 eiuen Der Berioneniua9.
aons uno ltteifte ben Iooofateu SSfar $.
6Ghlidtter Don Jtr 229, SIoa0rpa1, an elner
gBou9e. Dtan bat bis iett nod nldt ausfins
oiq MAIDEN t0nneu, mer ben ShuB abJe.
feurrt bat oeer no Der Sdiite Ieinen Stauo'
punt sebabt.
- Gm @mptre bod, 8rpoflpn, liest biz
Barfe Douglas Campbell" Dot Anfer. DeI
lSGatsr bemerfte in Der Sonntags.Nadt ,iuie
Elm Snbn an oas Sdiff beranrurerte uuo Orei
Ndnner fid) ani6ldteu, on Yolb Su tlsttern,
@r rief ibnen gu, iif fnrtSuideeren, unO ala
fie beu geisbIe nift Spl9e letiteteu, ihoB Ell
ieinen 9teOolper auf fte ab. Ser Gorcerft
ianf 9etroffeu i'll ben &ahu 5uriid, nno ielnC
@efdbrten ruoerten i9leuni9ft bauon.
- 9sm BOiiseisSnipettor Dturrap wurot
beute friib siH 3ettel sugei4ift, welder au
eeblth IN elmer serbroheneu Slaidle i'm par
lenl>9iiusr, nabe Spupten.8uppelz@reef auf
seiunbeu lpurps. Ser 3ettel entllelt 6ol9en.
oes: yalbang, /. Sanuar 1879.-S3 babI
in Tolge BON @eihGftsuerlegenheiten Selbft
moro beguusen. Der 6inOer 1T eriuAt, met
ne 7Samllie Su beuawridtiseu. Sobn9atbrop.
- Der game Sobn 1atbrep 1T i'm albanse
abreBsuGs nidt uerseifnst, ineeleu murb
bic bortige YoliJei bena6rihtisf.
- Rt9ter Yindnep lift lpegen Daisperhal
tens i'm Imte bur9 ba8 Sber9erl9t abse
lett iuorbeH.
- Die Danlpfer ,@allia" bon 2iperpoo
uno vSOlIota" Don Glasgow fnb an9etenl
men.
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@crmii6te telc9rapbiiGc 9c=
hcSH1ctf

- 9ie Monni6aft beS fiir3lif al8 uermiBt
0emelOeten g boomers sc a . a b" aus
gtepburpport, Ntaii., 8erIoneu oil Der 3abl,
lift ourd ben Shooner y9tort6erncr" gerettet
porocn. Ser y9tabab" purbe im iinfeuoei
3uitanoe bon Der Mannl6aft UerlaiIen.
Saul g Oh on lette pOrgeitern letlle
Sd)mtmmtour nad) Dem @olfe bon WteritO
BON Otempbi8 ans fort.
= Die lebten GrnOte6eridte aus &ani s
lauten bG6it g iiuitig. Die 8ai8encrnott
periprift etnen ou89e5ei6netcn @rtrag.
= 3lpiifen ben Sa6uen meitli6 BON ct.
9ouis uno Chicago 1T ein Giieub bu
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