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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-04
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
evening, May 8. The lunches will be auc-
toned Off, and an enjoyable evening is antici-
Continued from Page ~

evening, May 8. The lunches will be auc-
toned Off. and an enjoyable evening is antici-
pated.
The saloons closed their doors Tuesday
night. Everything was very quiet for the
last night. A few drunken men could be
seen, but were very quiet. Some one mali
ciously placed "A piece of Grape on the hotel
pump.
Rev. Hanna, of Union NJ. +. Church, Will
mington, preached in the NJ. L. Church on
Sunday, his preaching 9th morning and
evening was much enjoyed by every one pre-
sent. The talk was to the young men in the
evening on the subject Of "a man wanted
Mr.. Jefferson Haines, who was seriously
hurt some time ago by falling from II wagon,
on which he was standing, to the ground
breaking one arm ard spraining the other,
tripped and fell again on the street and hurt
both arms over again. however he is still
able to he out, but not able to use them.
h 1hc Bnconian Literary Society met at the
Normal School on last Friday evening at the
usual hour. A very interesting programme
had been prepared, consisting of tn" "Nor-
nal Mirror select reading, by Miss Alma
KelholtH, and other selections. The business
meeting was held afterwards, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, Miss
liam Keilholtz; Secretary Miss Hannah NJ
Kirk; Treasurer, Miss Carrie Kirk: Critic,
Miss Alma Keilhol'z
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Marley Items.

Horace Brown is home on "A vacation.
John Beers has built a fine hennery On his
place near Cherry Hill.
Messrs. OAIaIley and Wilfong ara going
into the truck business this summer.
Mrs Ernest Miller of North East, is visit
ing Mrs. Alice Rose, of Lutton's Corner
Harry Ross has purchased a new Columbia
bicycle. Every evening he can be seen taking
a ride down the road.
One of our neighbOrs of Luttons Corner
has gone into breeding carrier pigeons, but
the great trouble is when they get out his
wife has to carry them home.
The citizens of Luttou's Corner would be
thankful if the people of Cherry Hill would
keep their cows at home, as they have become
a nuisance to the people of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hartnett We're given a
surprise party one evening last week. Among
those present We're: Mrs. f.. G.. Lynch, Mrs.
Barr, of Fair Hill; Misses Annie Cook, VI.
Campbell, l.. Rittenhouse, L. Campbell; Mr..
j. McCook. Jr., + Campbell, +. &. Lynch.
j. Lynch, L. l.. McLane, and Il number OF
others.
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Bay View Items.
BAY VIEW. May /.

BAY VIEW, May |. 1895.
The weather man gave us plenty of rain
this week.
Our farmers are somewhat behind in plant
ing corn, many have not yet finished plough
ing.
The Bay View Sunday School will reorgan-
ize tomorrow Sunday. A full attendance of
the scholars is desired.
Mr.. b. +. Thomas has improved his house
ouccupied by Walter Jones, by erecting an
addition in the form of porch and sumner
kitchen.
Our boys do not seem to he in any hurry
about organizing II base ball club, although
they have enough players, it appears that an
efficient battery is the chief desideratum.
The carpenters are completing the hay
house for Mr.. j. +. Reed. Mr.. Reed should
now build new store of Insufficient dimensions
to accommodate his increasing patronage
The fact that the liquor licenses have eX-
piried, and that no Intoxicating liquors can
be lawfully sold in Cecil county for four
years, affords great dead of pleasure. The
supporters of the law should enforce the law
ut every point.
The members of the Tennis Club have
completed their new court. but the inclemency
Of the weather has prevented any games he
ing played on it, Our players are far from
being adopts at the game, but with diligent
practice they hope to attain to some degree OF
proficiency before the season closes.
Our doctor, Mr.. VIM. Bddle, seems to be
rather unfortunate in meeting with highway
men. On last Tuesday night Us he was re-
turning home from North East, he was
stopped near Leslie and relieved of some
loose change 1t may be remembered that
Mr. Biddle met with the same misfortune
about this time last year.
The order OF United American Mechanics
at this place will observe Thursday 10th inst.
as the first anniversary CT their organization.
An interesting program has been prepared
and those who attend will he pleasantly
entertained during the evening. The order de
series honorable mention for its rapid growth
in membership. Organized, as it was less
than Il year ago in this small village. with a
membership Of about twenty. it now numbers
over seventy members an average of one
new member per week. As evidence of i'll
proSressiyeness the order proposes to erect
in the near future. n hal. jOX35 feet with Il
seating capacity of about two hundred and
hfty
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Reduced Rates to Denver, COL, via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

For the accommodation of persons who
desire to visit Colorado on the occasion of
the meeting OF the National Educational
Association. ut Denver Col, July to Il, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell
excursion tickets on July 3, 4, and ), to
Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou, and
Pueblo, at the extremely low rate of $50 -
from New York, 1925 from Philadelphia,
s47.5 from Baltimore and Washington,
FAT 25 from Harrisburg: proportionate rates
from other points.
These tickets will be good for return passage
from Colorado points on July u, -, II, and
10, with an extension until September |. if
desired.
A special train of Pullman Buffet, Sleeping
ears will be run, leaving New York at 10. 10
A. NJ, July 4, stopping at prominent inter
mediate points, and arriving at Denver on the
afternoon Of JulyG
This affords grand opportunity for trip
to the world-renowned Rocky Mountain re-
sorts in Colorado at comparatively small
cost.
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tt3 anamaker's.
Philadelphia, April %, 1894.

Eight thousand dollars
worth of leather is used in
decorating the enlarged shoe
store. We are leather buyers
as well as shoe seller ,-had
to be if we would make our
word good to sell you footwear
better than YOU can buYit any
where else. The display is
novel; the leather just tn sorts
that 90 into our shoes. The
sea'skins in the display are in
terestng; some tanned with
the hair on to show the differ
ence betw T n til w lrm-water
hairy seal, VIII skin is US ID
for leather, and the fur seal OF
the farnorth. This saalleather
wears as no other kind. Here
it is made into mems russets,
So. Hand made, Of course.
Here's the French cafskin
made into mems shoes, some
patent leather. All hand
work, wells and stitching;
two styles Of toe; first time
strictly single finish bench
work, with like good stock,
was ever sold under s. or So
These SIS. But excuse the
dispersion; only meant to
speak of the display.
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BEDROOM SUITS

If We pretended to catalogue
the saving to be found in the
Furniture Store you'd tire OF
the list. We're room making
by clearing out smallish lots at
such prices as will make them
90 quickest. Oftener than
not were losing money-but
wise losing is good hnancier-
ing. We've marked out a
severe line and we're hewing
TO it. The chips are the spec
lal monry-savers we ask you
to gather, To-day:
EI.ght-bicce Bedroom Suits
of natural birch, finished; good
enough for some room in any
house; cheap enough for any
purse. Set Includes
Bureau, 2lx30 in. beveled mirror.
BadStcad, it. headboard.
Washstand, 32 inches wide
Clothes Pole Centre Table.
, Cane-seated Chairs.
Cane seated Rocker
Such suit you'd count
fairly priced at S44 These
90 at $22
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COnOwing0 Items.

CoNowGNGo, May 3, 1895.
A fishing party here from Rock Springs,
last Saturday had poor luck AS they only
caught few minnows.
Betsy Lowe of Rock Springs died on Fri
day last and was buried at the Baptist Bury
ing ground of that place.
Gipsies with about Twenty nine wagons
and horses passed through here ON Wednes-
day heading toward Lancaster County.
All the patrons OF the Railroad around here
petitioned for the appointment of Mr.. Sher-
man Grambling as agent here in the place of
Mr.. s. j. Caldwell who resigned but in the
face OF it all W. s. Gilispie was appointed.
Dr. Hopkins of Hartford county had a run
away here on Friday evening last His horse
broke loose from the post where he was tied
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Providence Items.

PROVIDENCE. MD, May ,. 1895.
Miss Maggie Hoover has been visiting in
Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Pet"rnan is recovering from
her illness.
Elmer Viewers four year old child is very
sick with pneumonia.
The work Of putting che water wheels in
is progressing rapidly
Thomas Gregg had Il slight stroke Of
paralysis, "A few days ago.
Alfred Stevens sprained his wrist quite
badly this week. while working in the
finishing room.
George McNeaI's colt, driven by two Cherry
Hill boys. while hitched at Providence last
Thursday, rubbed j 5 bride of and ran away
leaving the young fellows to walk home. The
only damage done was broken shafts and
harness.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-04
81 CYCLES THE CONTINENTAL

Mere and more people are
firing of the big prices charged
for Bicycles; that is, for the
other albright hiph-grade
wheels, and more Continentals
will be ridden this year than
ever. Find fault with them if
you can. our staunchest friends
are the satisfied critical people.
No glory in selling to those
who think anything will do.
Model PC, IN. Y" or Hartford tires,
$50
Model 81, az. Y" or Hartford tires,
$3.50.
Model %, IN. y" Or Hartford tires,
S75. G. * J, tires, So extra.
Za21eS Continent us.
Model %, an. y" tires, $50.
Model %, an. Y" tires S75.
G.. 4 J. tires, S. extra.
JoHN WANAMAKER.
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and before he could be caught the carriage
which he was hooked to was badly broken
up, still there was enough left for the DR.. to
ride home in.
Mr.. G. A. Andrews has purchased from the
Williamsport and Chesapeake Lumber Go. all
the logs lying between Conowingo and Bald
Frier and has steam mill located in Rough
Island here he intends to saw them into lum-
Der
There is talk of petitioning the County
Commissioners to have the II. Il. Go erect
gates here at the II. r. crossing as they are
very dangerous. There have been many
narrow escapes and the gates should be put
in for the safety of the public and it is to be
hoped the commissioners will have it done at
once
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Perryville Matters.
PERRYvILLE, May /,

PERRYvILLE, May /, 1895.
Mr.. Duffy. of Columbia, Pa, is visiting his
brother, Charles l.. Duffy of this place.
The recent severe north easterly storm has
caused the catch of shad to be very slim nj
this point.
Horace G. Harlan has been confined to the
house for several days with bilious grippe.
but is now convalcscent.
Tn" ice boats are being regularly loaded by
Mr.. John Donohue. Tie average shipments
amount to about 80 tons daily.
Frank L. Harlan left town on Monday last.
to work at the moulding business with the
firm of Powers Cory in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boon Hewitt, of Wilmington,
Del, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Owens, of this town, on Wednesday.
Clarence l.. Cole has sold his two dwelling
houses on Front street to james T. Graham,
and has purchased of Mr.. Graham the four
new dwellings on Aiken avenue.
Some of our people are complaining of not
having baili1. This is wrong. Let the
people see that the baliiI is paid. and then
the consideration Of duty will manifest itself.
Mrs. Louis q. II lrlan was summoned very
suddenly on Friday last to see her sister, Mrs.
L. j. England, of Upper Principle, who was
stricken with paralysis on Thursday of last
week.
The shifting engine run by William Barnard
of this place, killed Il very valuable Holstein
bull for Judge Stump few days ago. The
animal cost the Judge Il large sum. having
been shipped from Canada as extra stock.
new depot is talked of for this place, the
opposed new building will be on Broad
street near the Presbyterian Church, about
ole hundred yards from Aiken avenue, and
five hundred yards distant from where the
old station now stands. This Improvement
has been talked of for some time, and would
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-04
COTTON DRESS STUFFS'

They've come to hold much
of the poetry of merchandise
ing, these hundreds of dainty
stuffs for warm weather wear.
There'll be cotton stufts when
ever you come; there's most
to be seen ust now.
These Piques are made the
sturdy Scotch way of mixing
colors in the yarns, instead OF
dyeing the cloth. The colors
stay; no matter what happens.
25c, 81 c, 4oc, soc.
But the French give us the
daintiest:
French Printed Pique, with border, in
navy, cadet blue, old rose and tan
Tiny white figures. 65c yard.
French Printed pique cubes of cardinal
navy and black on white; and white
on navy, black and old rose, black
on cardinal grounds. Zoe Yard.
Flench Printed Pique in different
sized dots and stripes on navy cadet
blue, pink, light blue, green, old
rose. Black on pink, old rose,
yellow and cadet grounds. 5O1 a
yard.
Printed Figured Piques, white dot,
and rings on cardinal and black
grounds; with self coiored figures
81 yard,
English Printed Pique, white and
tinted grounds, with self colored
dots in black. ?5c yard.
Plain French Pique plain white; differ
ent cords; Soc to soc. Plain cream
navy blue, cardinal, light blue; pink
yellow, l0c Light blue and pink,
soc. Light blue, pink, navy,
cardinal, 65c.
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Fair Hill News.
FAIR HILL, May

FAIR HILL, May 3rd, 1895.
Reese Mahan has returned home from II
visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Hester Hess OF Elkton has been spend
M "A week at home.
Miss Emma Brokaw has been visiting her
,rothcr Cornelius Brokaw.
Mrs. Henry Hess has returned home from
1 visit to her daughter in Wilmington.
Mrs. Hattie Armstrong has returned home
from visit to friends in Port Deposit
The Telegraph Company are remodeiling
the telegraph line by erecting new poles.
james \. MaeKey has been very ill for Il
week or 50 from the effects Of rheumatism.
Some of the young men Of this vicinity
attended the sale Of horses at Philadelphia
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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CREAM DRESS STUfFS

The graduating frock is in
mind, for it's already pretty
certain who the graduates will
be. The forehanded have COM
manced preparations. Have
you? Here's a fair list OF
proper stutf's, any fourth less
than you've known them until
now:
All-wool Challis, % to b inches wide,
%, :}3 and 37!c yard.
Atwood Crepon, 30 and a inches,
80 and 75c yard.
Mohair and Wool Crepon, A inches,
Zoe and S125 yard.
French Crepe, 40 in, 50 and 75c u
yard.
Atwood French Armure, Al in, Toe
Pure Mohairs, 80 to AZ in, SOC to
$1.25.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

Halt dozen to tel of the
hundreds, as you'd test a tree
full of .ruit by a bite from an
apple.
BLarh Serge, SIC.
All wool good close twill and deep
rich black Quality made to retail
at I5c.
Black Fj-ench Serge, SOC.
Fine twill, closely woven, with a
crispiness that tells OF its goodness,
made and dyed by best makers in
Europe, and imported to sell at 75c
yard, IS in.
Al 40 i Henrietta, sec.
High finish. with deep rich bloom to
the black, the weight and ineness Of
weave that you'd look for in goods
at twice the price. We sold it at
zoe while BAGS. 10 inches wide.
Join. BIach ChaIliS, SIC.
All wool good black fine, evenly and
firmly woven; right for all summer
wear.
BMc% SILK and 7000I CHaLFs
Adding the silk to the wool gives it
brilliuncy and tneness without add
ing weight, and dust hurts it less
Made in Europe; best of black but
marked at prices that little more
than pay the duties. All /? inches
wide; three qualities.
At SOC yard the 81 90 quality
At 65c a yard the 81. % quality
At 15c yard the $50 quality
5o-iU. Black Fancy CAe712iz5c
Armure and Figured Diagonal Chcviots
If sold for enough to give the maker
profit you'd pay $I.?5 yard.
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silk and-wool l.ansdownc, plain, tig-
ured and corded, 10 in, 81
silk and-wool Gloria, b in, 15c.
silk and-wool Armurc, 3 and II ill.,,
75c, 81, Sl.25.
Sill-and wool Figured Surah, b in,
Sl.23.
Sik-and- wool Bedford Cord, 10 in, 81.
Silk and-wool Gauze Crepon, 10 in,
81 and Sl.25.
Silk stripe Crepon, b in, 75c.
Silk. dotted Crepon, Il in, 81.
Silk-stlipe Wolfe, 10 in, 81.
And a great variety of other weaves.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-04

The picture gallery of Shade & Busser will
continue business the same as before, only
under "A new manager, and you will have the
best of work to select from hereafter.
II. A. IETH, Manager
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09
ZEN Y.
Zhylstls Uyky jGIlCh \ W.
GOnaVanI VPaCe FyChIs.
Mnohe jet hrali takto smuinou
dIohu
Nelson spokoisny sykonayanim
praci syyrh spflsobem
mirnlm.
sptcnaIl, sfARAti ~ A sksLEGkga
t0mO NAtrf
Iams ae Neieyy femypond jeiieh
yomdhatsiem.
.ptenail, sfhRAti ~ A aksLEnKKm
foHD NAtri.
Imms ~ rtiery fcmpound jsiieh
pomdhatsitm.

v pfedeprAni Paine oya Celery
Compoundn pro Iemocnou yyslosil
Sc omaisky ldkat, jenz je-t spceiali.
stou lt6enf bervoyych nedahh, 1e
naleza 81 tisfce takov5chto zen, je1
takfka zabfjf scbe syou ryehlosti.
"Ony nelson spokojeny,' pravil,
I'VE yykonashnt svyeh povinuos,t
ticb6m, obydeinem spdsobu, nybrz
naopak spdehaji znituli ave zdrayf
" mife nej,dtaf. Tento zyyk Jest
TAX zakofen6ly, ~ spattite zeny spe.
chat po schodech do,h i nahoru.
anil by ppdchu takoveho bylo lteba."
A nejen ze spechaif, ony Sc k tomu
jesld bez pfidiny starajf takto nj
cen jest system sebe otuzileisf.
At jest toho ptf6ina jakakoliv,
stavajf Sc nase aeny, dfvky obchod.
nfci den ode dne nervosnejsfmi.
Prof. Phelps, tento veliky ucenec
Dartmouthsky, spozoroval toto hro-
zfcf nebezpe6i avynalozil celou svoji
energii k zamezenf tehoz. Pouze
jeho namahanf lie dGkovati sestaveni
Paine ova Celery Compoundu lplnS
zdar vracenf nervove silly a znovu
osvezenim umdleneho tela, byla pa.
trani celia leta Prof Phelpsem kona.
nd, jenz venoval nemocem zaludku,
ledvin znecistene krve, odmeneno
vysledkem. Neobycejny zdar jeho
upoutal pozornost nejyehlasnejsfch
casopisd Spoienych Stata a velke
Britanie. Gcinek tohoto slavneho
cistitele krve cd jeho vynalezenf az
po tuto dobu byl temef zazracnym.
Uzdravil ma tisfce pffpadh malo-
mocnosti, revmatismu, ledvin a me-
mocf srdecnfch vratil spanek tisf.
chm muzd Zen, jejicbz seslabene
nervy obiraly je pomalu zdravf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09

Missourske zakonodarstvo, jez
We stfedu zorganizovano, ma popr-
We rs letech vetsinu republican.
skou.
Hospodafsky odbor spclkovy
take pry vypom6ze bfdou trpfcfm
osadnfkhm zapadnfch okresich
nebrasskYch -- da pry jim zadarmo
tolik zahradnfch semen, kolik 81
jich pratt budou, ably hlad a nouzi
cichanfm ku kytickam zahnati 81
mohli. TO jim pomhze !
y Die odhadu new-yorske obch.
bursy byly zasoby obilf po cel6 ze.
mi dne 90. prosince nasledovnfmi:
Psehice SO, ,56l, 900 buslh, korny
9,63o,0oo b., ovsa e,062, 900 b., zita
$4,000 b. jecmene s,O93, 900
buslh.
We vladnf mincovne razeno
bylo "a uplynuly mesfc celkem "a
s3,450,063 penez, Sehoz bylo IA
2,072, ,042 zlata, IN 81, ,270, ,02s stiff.
bra a IA sll4,593 penez niklovtch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1895-01-09

VAem boyfm osiiifalelhm, kieff
nam railoa pIedpiatnt ~ aPokrok
zApada" = "knibosaa Amsrlokou. :
babf,ifpe 'simo nsaich pfemit AfisaS
bI.ioficsS roman "IInA llora'. ID
,stAisu 6plnA ,isfma Mmo tphe
ksitossii r. lpdsms od iedaa 1898
Dovfsliee, D. moori Lrsitne pouiili
stbodnt ttto pifIeiitos,i thamenAme
50 hdt vrp PoxpoKr Zap
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Ylhash .lslentsh plrnA.

!, ksnhla unikajfefeh, udAl 20 '
d.ets rats We aslept hostioee ~.
keeiy be- Z. 50 pA,A svenae v
thiesgu bylo jtm osm hoath v
dase tam hostinei se naItraIicfch,
porantno a celia bndova rnatad pc.
skoreos Vfbueh spasobes bYl
skIepnikem, k,srfl hoitct .vid
Eou 10 .kleps vstoupil. aby ntIaks
vino tam stodil byl tak silnfm,
h ! wik} ksmenut chodnik po
oeld tenet dtlce budoyy rortFfittn.
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balfp A n

tai.ggo,7Ts sise. nei pied mtai
cem Dlah afoky aesoacf oboAiel
$3.50, las,iao, dlab. hthoi dtoky
platil 80 jii pgestaly, si,sq5,s 500
. dluh neihfotiteInB sasa, ,gt1,9ts.
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MOVE zpRAN DOMACI.
H roaika udnio@tt.
ssImaI a,raha

sHlWpi ~ FfahNs
ri pnsmttni obblfllee porc.y so.
ronefoyy Nedofa, n H.. kterAI
mad mrtsolon = u soyef.ona, 81.
prosinee na randi N Wal.wortbo.
VI rsstfelen6ho, v dierf odbfyAna
s,plisnsl az islet} Fred iiyhmc,
H. yraidu spkehal sice nkyodu
ssmSstnssatale sveho. Wad@worths,
ktesti prf mu "a vykonhhf ttie
odmina 1900 slibll. Wadsworth
js ran6n mrtyici nomoha sam
yraida proytsti, icdnoduae prS /
tomu mladika ouoho u najal. Sc.
ysrsona rbasiti 80 chttI proto, au
mu xna6ny obnos pendr dlulil.
kenefns dotkalI se sprayedinosti
PfiznAnfm 40 prayeho yraha bu
don kons6nt nynf propust6ni VI.
xeni hi sloyhci, Ondfej 10th, Jura
Rusbak Miehai Sabol, ktefi v
Pittsburgu pro vratdu edsouzeni
byli kn smrti proyazem, jims Sc ale
po dlouhem namabanf pfatel omi.
lostn6nf \ do,iyotnfmu vSzeni do.
stale. Byli odsouzeni, ze ma noyf
rok 1891 v davu 100 vxboufen snh
d6lnikh zavraidili strojmistsa Mi.
chala Qainna, kdyz dtecil dav ma
ocelArnu Carn.giaho. Vesker6
tvrzenf jejich, BE nevinnsmi jsou,
bylo marnsm a roxsudek smrti mad
mimi yynesen. Teprv6 nsni, pou.
hou DAhodou, dostane se jim spra.
vedInosti dlouho zclan6 svobody.
MinuleLo tydne totiz poprali SO
diva Slov8ci Scranton a jeden y
mich udal druh6m policii, DC jest
vrahem Quinnovym. Policie Wy.
setfila vec shledala, 10 skutecn6
ma rukou pravdho vraha Quinn
ova. Udini ted kroky, ably nevin-
nd odsouxenf propust6ni byli ma
svobodu.
Omylem zvolena aena.
We Fort Dodge dostal "a smfr.
6fho soudce pro rok letoinf pf. +.
Castlovou, nd nikdo mich il nevo-
Ill, vlastn6 dmysl voliti nemel.
Jelikoz ale podala dhkazy zvolenf
svebo, byla potvrzena za smfrdiho
soudce na diva roxy. Jejf muz
vede totia lakarnu, ktera vsak PISA
na Jest ma jeff jmeno. Politikafi
na podzim postavili Castla pro
smfr6fho soudce, avaak m5lkou ku
jeho jmenu pfipsali pfsmena i. t.,
kterM ma frm6 sc nalezajf, kteraz
vaak xa6Ate6nsmi pfsmeny mansel.
Ky jeho jsou, Nikdo si toho nepo.
vaiml al po volb6 sc ukazalo, 10
10 xvolena mfsto n6ho omylem jeho
lena. Pon6vadz zakon neklade
ifadovinf aeny co smfr6fho sondce
iAdne pfekAaky, slozila pfisahu a
dfaduje.
yJakem postavenii
Mysl naiich politikafh We Wash.
ingtonu m6rou ncmalou zaujfmana
Jest otAxkou, jakeho 10 postayenf
raujfmati bude pfi vyjednayanf ia
ponsko ofnsk6m gen. Foster, ktery,
jak minule jsme ornamili, ylAdou
6fnskou vfpomoc We vyjednAvanf
o mfr nApomocnsm byl. Ably pff.
meho podflu We vyiednavAnf brati