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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
CRIMINAL
CASES CALLED
Judge Amber VIII Be Busy with
Them all Of Next
Week.
The yINCLINC Case DISPOSED OF.

Wednesday Of next week the crimi-
nal cases not yet disposed Of will be
taken up before Judge Amber. Judge
Harter will be in Carrollton holding
court, and the assignment has been
made for one room only. The jury
has been notified to report Wednes-
day morning, when the criminal cases
will be taken up. The assignment
follows:
Monday, February CLEARING mo-
ton docket, Schort vs.. Schort.
Tuesday, February 1O.-Neuenshan-
der vs. Neuenshander.
Wednesday, February 11.-Ohio vs..
Palmer, Ohio VS.. Leffle.
Thursday, February 12.-Ohio vs..
Herman Mirre, Ohio vs. Ziegelmeyer.
Friday, February 13.-Ohio VS..
McClintock.
The charge against Palmer is for
gerry, for which he was indicted by
the last grand jury. Loeffel is accused
Of stealing a set of harness. He is
In jail and is one Of the three who
was planning to escape with "Yorkey
Dick" Mirre is held on the charge
Of non-support Of minor children.
Against Ziegelmeyer, Canton saloon
ist, there are five indictments for al
legged violation Of the liquor laws.
The charge of assault and battery
Is made against Wright Baker and
Little. They are accused OF assault
ing James r. Neely and companion
some months ago in Canton. Nc
Clintock is held on charge of obstruct-
ing a street car track.
THE YINGLING CASE.
Friday morning Judge Amber pass
ed upon the case of Frank Yingling
Of Massillon. against the heirs Of the
late John Yingling. This was an ac'
ton to have q valuable piece Of prop
erty of 55 acres lying adjacent to Mas.
sillon sold and the money invested sc
that the plaintiff could draw the in.
terest. He has a life estate in the
land, but cannot sell or cucumber it
At his death It goes to the other heirs
As farm land 1t has not paid very
largely and Frank decided that il II
were sold it would bring $4,000 OF
more and the interest would be more
than the present revenue. The othel
I heirs opposed this, as the land is In.
creasing in value every year. The cit!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
NATIONAL GUARD
TO GET new GUNS
Will Soon be Armed as Well Is
Regular Soldiers -Secre-
tary Root Admires
Guard m en-.

Colonel Harry M. Taylor, assistant
adjutant general, returned yesterday
from Washington, where he has been
looking after the allotment of new
equipment for the National guard OF
Ohio, under the Dick law.
"The war department is moving in
the work, and 1t will not be long"
said Colonel Taylor, before the
guardsmen Of Ohio have the new guns.
They will receive the 3O-calibre rife
OF the latest model with all appur-
tcnances, such as bayonet, scabbard,
ammunition and reloading tools.
'The Dick law is step forward for
the National guard, and I, in COM
mon with every officer of the Ohio
militia, feel very grateful to congress
for the passage of the law.
In the future we hope, of course,
that congress will see its way clear
TO go further in the matter, but We
have all that we can ask for at this
time.
Secretary Root of the war depart
ment is taking great pleasure in the
guard, and said that he did not ex-
pect to rest until it is equipped and
organized like the regular army. The
heads of the department feel the sauie
way and will do all they can for us. =
Columbus State Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
ROUGH WORK
At the Fremont Shear Strike

Fremont, o., Feb. 6.-There are no
signs of settlement in the local la
Dor troubles. The Clauss shear fac
tory has closed down entirely and no
information is given out as to when
an attempt will be made to resume
operations. The strikers maintain
pickets at the factory both day and
night, and during the week several
knock-down fights between union and
non-union workers have been engag-
cd in, although with no serious re-
suits. Petitions are being circulated
among the business men, calling for
protection by law of those who desire
to work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
cole YOUNGER. STAR
Elk. Bandit Would Enter MeIo-
dra ms and Mimic Days
of Yore
Scr!pps-McRae Telegram.

Scr!pps-McRae Telegram.
Chicago, Feb. 6.-R. l.. Crescy, a
real estate man, who was instrument
al in obtaining the pardon of Cole
Younger in the hope that Younger
might be used as star in melodrama,
has authorized a representative in St.
Paul to try to induce the Minnesota
board to rescind that part of the par
don which forbids Younger's appear
ance on the stage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
INDIANA TOWN sCORCHED.

Scripps McRae Telegram.
Lebanon, Ind, Feb. 6.--Fire which
was discovered after 2 o'clock this
morning destroyed $155,000 worth Of
property here, insured for half that
amount. Seven business buildings
which burned, were in the heart Of the
business section.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
HOBSON QUITS
His Resis alton is Accepted:

ScrippsMcRae Telegram.
Washington, Feb. g. - Secretary
Moody has sent a letter to Capt.
Richmond p. Hobson formally accept
ing his resignation from the navy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-02-10
TALE DENIED
Fishermen Escape d

Detroit, Feb. 6.-The story that
forty fishermen had perished on the
ice Of Saginaw bay, is denied at West
Bay city. The men were carried out
by a northeast gale but it is believed
they all escaped to shore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
-" THE RUNAWAYS.n

Next Monday night. Miss Fay Tenn
prt"n will make her first appearance in
Baltimore. ae' = star at the Academy of
Music, in the gorgeous musical cXtrava-
I73nZd. "Thc ItlIudway%." which Messzs.
sam s. Shuhrlt and Nixon and thinner
man presented in that city last Spring to
an cuo!Inou:. business Mis-: Trmpleton
Is an artist of peculiar standing in this
country. ms there is 10 other woman like
her before the American public. During
tIc il, rf"rlmr"r,. of the "RumlwayS' she
Will hr seen in several new limitations Of
Lillian Russell. FougrrS. Mrs. Leslie
Carter and her latest song hit "Niens
P"up"ua." Lavish expenditure ON cos
TUNES anh scenery and an unusual as
sentiment Of pretty girls are the main
Characteristics "f The RuEn ways" as
a spectacle. The riot of music, color and
fun begins at the rise of the curtain and
never flags. The RunawayS'' is in two
acts, th" first showing the clubhouse and
rH"" track at Saratoga. and the second a
Salad Glen in the Island of Table d'IIotc
Miss T"mplcton appears arl .Ioscy May,
an up-t"-dat" comic opera queen. owner
of the mare Runaway" In her SUD
port will be such metropolitan favoritcs
as Alexander Clark. Arthur Dunn. Van
Rcn-Sal;irT Wheeler. William Gould,
Charles box. Sol solomon, Walter STAN
ton, William Wolff. Mabel Carrier. May
de S"nsa, Lottic Medley. frankie Bailey,
the UArvillc Sisters and May McKcn-
zie There will be both Wednesday and
Saturday matinces.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05

Main Liquor Law principles. We are
sorry that the day of battle il so far off
the enemy is busy: the seeds of death
and dCSolation are being rapidly scat
tered and ii is full time it was checked
or rally stopped in our county. If the
old drunlHrds We're only killed off, there
would not he SO much cause of com.
plant, but alias , the boys are being
trained /" fill their Places. Their ranks
will he kCl't full. and rs law Isl the only
remedy left untricd, it will and ought Of
rights to come next. We viii try it,
This vicinity is. however. blc>t above
many others. The works of ruin is only
carried ON ut one place between EHhtnn
and the Pennsylvania lirn (hrtwucn tn"
Elk CreekS,I but then gl'S soon nS You
cross either of them You can oltHin the
destroyer. Now | shUll be sorry if
offend n rum seller, for | know niany of
them are clever fellows and would he
good citizens if they would abandon their
business and engage in some useful Cm-
plOymcnt. | am sure they would have
more peace Of mind and happiness with
their families and friends. and if for nc
other rea>'on they aught to quit the bust
ness on their own accounts.
LITTLE ELK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
FIRE AT HANRE DE GRACE
WIIlTAKER'S FURNACE BURNT

The iron furnace and buildings at.
cached belonging to Messrs. W. =. C.
Whitaker and Joseph Bryan, stt Havre
6e Grace, We're destroyed by fire on
Monday. y correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun says =
'lhe direct loss sustained tannot fall
short of S2o,OD, upon which there is no
insurance. There is also an indirect loss.
accustomed by the suspension of business,
which it is difficult to estimate. They
had recently supplied themselves with
two new steam engines of sixty horse
power each, and Il large quantity of ma
terlal for the manufacture of iron the
present season. Several dwelling houses
Were ut various times in flames. all of
which, with two exceptions. We're saved
without material damage. The two
houses consumed also belonged to the
above named gentlemen l..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
LETTER FROM CHERRY HILL.

Mr.. Editor Our wheat crops here.
aboutS look better than ] ever saw them.
and if the fogS etc. don't blight the
grain, we ought to be eniargng our graz
aries. This years crop will far exceed
that of any former year. The farm of
George Earle Esd, will produce more
wheat this year than was raised on ten
square miles of its vicinity fifteen years
ago. The grass crop is generally good.
Corn, though late, looks healthy and is
growing fast.
Mr.. David Scott haas undertaken to
furnish prank for four miles of the Plank
Road. and is about erecting Il Steam
Saw Mill to cut the stuff in the woods
between Cherry Hill and Carriers Paper
Mills. So you may see we will soon
have something Tew in these parts
] understand that two miles of the
Plank Road will be done shortly, they
have finished grading it AMI are laying
the planks. SPECTATOR.
Our correspondent, from whom we
will be glad to hear often. concludes with
an amusing account of a fishing party
which We are compelled to omit for want
of Ioom.-Ed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
LETTER FROM PORT DEPOSIT

Mr.. Editor The business of orr town
is progressing finely. Lumber is fast dis
appearing in consequence of the large
number Of vessels continually loading, Il
perfect fleet being constantly in the river
and unless we have another rise shortly
EeXt week there will scarcely he Il raft
in the water
The Old Canal is. | might say. 81 per
feet nuisance. it being almost nm imInS-
Sibility to get n raft through. Why don't
the proper authorities do something with
it
Notwithstanding the latrnrSS of the
rise in the river, and the falling off in
the arrivals of lumber compared with
previous years, ] think our citizens will
do an average spring business bar,
nuns" and the Washington Hotels are.
well stocked with strangers.
The stock of wheat in this ncighhor.
hood is completely drained. the high
prices in the winter and spring brought
forth every huShcl the formers could
spare, and more. as flour is dturcr now
at the mills in the country, than in the
town.
Our Bank is not very lavish at the pre-.
sent time in the bcstowmcut of her
favcrS, i'll the WAY Of discount. money
being rather tight, but such is the com
plaint everywhere.
The usual peace and quiet of our town,
has of late, been nightly interrupted by
the loud singing. bawling and Squs,lling
of hoistcr"uS party of young men.
thereby greatly disturbing the Slumhcr,,
Of the order loving portion of the com
munity, and 10 great injury of their own
lungs. RENOVATER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
TIIE NEW ACADEMY.

The walls of the new Academy in this
town. are rapidly rising, and in two
weeks, if the weather be generally fair
will be up. 1t is to he Il crelitabc build
ing Of two storics-thc first / feet high
in the clear. the second 10 feet. When
finished, it will not fail to be Il source of
qualification to those who contributed to
its erection. We have not lately seen the
list of subscriptions, and 90 not know
who have given and who have not, but
have no doubt that all who are interest
cd in the true advancement of the in
terc>ts of the town have thrown in their
mite.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05

Contribution of Rev. Edward Ken
nam ................... 500
March -. Amount of collection i'll
NJ. Il. Church, Elkton Circuit per
Rev. Mr.. Onions. .......... $40
May %. Amount received of Rev.
j. Merry, Colp.. for Slle of books
and contributions for May report 25.SS
June -. Amount received of Mr..
Merry, June report ........... 37.O5
Oct. 22 Amount of Doration from
Grand Jury at October Term of
Circuit Court .............. 800
Oct. %. Amount received of Mr..
Merry, October report. ... Blu
Nov. -. Amount received of same
November report. ............. 2S.23
Dec. %. Amount received Of same
December report. ............. BOD
Jon. -. Amount received of same
january report. ............... 2o.lS
Feb. %. Amount received of same
February report. .......... 25.09
March u. Amount of collection in
Nj. Il. Church. on Elkton Circuit,
per Rev. L. J. Way......... S.74
March u. Amount of collection in
NJ. T.. Church. on North East Cir
cult, per Rev +. Il. Harvey. 1888
April >. Amount of contribution per
Rev. Edward Kcmard. ..... 200
Whole amount of receipts. .S299. 50
\ proposition TO furnish the hotels and
tavrrna in the county with Bibles for
the use of their guests, WAS unanimously
adopted.
On motion of jefferson Ramsay, Esq,
Vice President,
RESOLVED. That the different min
i~tors of the Gospel having charge of
churches or circuits within this county.
be requested To take up in their respect
i've churches annually. a collection in aid
of the funds of this society, or to pay
over to the Secretary such collections
as are low annually made in their
churches for the Bible cause, and that
the Secretary furnish to each minister a
| copy of TINS resolution"
The evening session was opened by
Rev. ii. +. IIurn with singing and
prayer. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. j. w. MearS and Rev. Il. ]. Way
of Elkton. Mr.. Edwin Wilmer proposed
Il contribution in aid of the society and
$50 were raised.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
PLANK ROAD MANAGERS.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Elktnn, AndOra and LcwiSvillc Plank
RUId, held in ElktDn. on Monday. June
9th, the following gentlemen We're elected
Managers for the ensuing year :-GcOrge
Earle. Samuel Il. Foard, Joseph Miller.
Frank G. ruIkc, William G.. Carter,
Nicholas Hiss, Joshua l.. Gatchcl, T.. Z.
Richardson and William Rudulph.
The Managers afterwards organized
by rlecting George Earle, Esq, Prcsi-
dent and +. &. parkc, ESD, Secretary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
CECIL COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.

We have from +. \. Ellis, Esd, the
proceedings of its Third Annual Meet
ing, embracing the report of the Secrc-
tary and the statement Of the Treasurer,
the former of which offices is filled by
him, and the natter by William TMbcit,
Esq.
The Third Anniversary WIS held in
the NJ. T. Church in Port Deposit, on
the 9th of MAY last. the following olli-
GERS were prcAcnt-Itev. Jnmcs Mcin-
tire, PRESIDENT; Jefferson Ramsay, ESD,
ice-Prc>idcnt. for the Seventh District;
f. y. Ellis, Secretary; Rev. J. Merry,
Colp"rtrur. The exercises were opened
by Inc i;c,. T. j. Way. Of Elhton.
The report of the Secretary, II lengthy
and well prepared document WIS thcn
read From it we take the following in
tere>tlng extracts. After stating that
prior to the past year the cOlIurteur had
explored the whole County cXcrpt Il small
portion of the northwest corner and had
visited 2I22 families, 215 of whom were
destitute of the Biblc--a proportion of
about one in ten, the report proceeds =
Every minister of the Gospel in the
county is requested to rcdouble his eff.
forts in behalf Of the Bible cause, and it
Is insisted in the report that all funds
raiSed in the county for Bible purposes
should be paid over to the Cuunty So
ciety to enable it to meet the influences
rXcrted--(somc of them by processing
PIOtcstnntSl-in oar midst, against the
free circulation of the Bible.
The report closes in the following
words =
AN open Bible and an educated peo-
pie. The infrld may revilc it, but in the
secret recess Of his own heart there is
silent monitor which whispers TO him of
dread eternity and an offended God
The Jesuit dare not Tevilc, but he would
GLADLY close it. Let it be our mission to
keep the Bible open and to distribute it
far and wide. 1t carries with it whpl
ever it may go the immutable promise of
its author, 1t shall not return unto me
void, it shall accomplish that which |
please ana it shall prosper in the thing
whcreunto | have sent it,
The following statement from the
Treasurer, shows the other sources, be-
sides the collections of the celporteur, to
which the Society is indebted, since the
hast annual meeting =
RECEIPTS.
Feb. 22. Balance in hands at date
of last report. ............... S31 .43
Amount of collections at anniver-
Sary meetings. ................ 1916
Feb. "a. Contribution of Rev. A.
.., :, .t.......... .............. 100
Contribution of Mr.. Mackey per
Rev. a. De Witt, LOO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.

The Sunday School attached to the
Elkton NJ. T. Church, held their annual
summer picnic ON Wednesday, in the
woods and houses of Mr.. William Me
to the dwelling, grarlry, etc. They
had, nevertheless II very pleasant time
of it. In the exercises We're included
singing, prayer, II speech by Rev. Mr..
Way and Il full supply of ice cream, con-
dictionary, etc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
Cecil Wing
Fifty Years Ago.
p. c. RICKETTS,. Editor.
AN EXCURSION.
June 10, 1854.

Hand bills posted about the town. an
nouncc that the pleasant little steamboat
the John &. GrOOmC-will make Il trip
to-day, Gf no storm arises,) from Elkton
down the river to Port Herman, Bohe-
mia River and Ford's Landing. We
hope the gcntlcmanly commander, Capt
VanhOrn, may have Al "goOdly cOmpanie'
and that the excursion may be rl~ peas
ant as all the circumstances seem to en-
sure it will be.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
A Costly Mistake.

Blundcl$ are sometimes very cXpcn-
sivc. Occasionally life itself is the price
of mistake, but you'll never be wrong
if You take DR. Kings New Life Pills
for Dyspepsia, Dizziness. HeaGachc.
Liver or Bowc! troubles. They ere gen
tie Yet thorough. % cents at all Drug
Stores.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05

Dear Ricketts, We are still in the
dark respecting our politics in these dig
gins. and H$ we have received mo new
light since my hast communication, we
fully expect to be ready when the proper
time comes to 90 the whole figure for
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-12-05
AmuseHentS.
"PRETTY PEGGY"

F"rd'S Grand Opera House, Baltimore,
Week Of December It'll. the Popular
Young American Actress Grace George
In Her Famous Success pretty
Peggy Il Record Of Five Me-
troPDiitan Months-Or original Company
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04

barnet mobtoa beo 6enne 2eiIisbeo
mango imuffe % pGroihnloe 1rGicn.
ter, ifriper Wafb. Toiten".
sepnnen6e Miurbriff. Mr. ears
Salporien, Der | be fi0iie 6 Iar bar
opboIot iis | Spouf Mineoiitriftet,
aitfitas Gountp her I Stoten. fon
iorleoen tiIbage til Geattle for at til.
bringe ginteren bIonot gnmle Ben.
ner. Dfr. SoIporien, Der er Meoeier
| Seaan Wining Spnoicaie og aftie.
boloer | Den b~efienote Sonnp GoeI
Minen, Der giper $634.92 | frit @nlo
pr. Con. agter | en- n9r 5remtio at
ienoe 80 IONS al oenne rigboloige
8uloerts til SmeIterier / Hortb Bort,
@aib. 0enne Sorfenoelie bliper maa.
ffe Den melt riabolbiae Ore, iom
noaeniinbe err imeItet / Staten. Sag.
fpnbiae Wpno, Der har n~nberiset
bisie 5orefomiter, paaItaar, at De ct
De riaeite. Tom enonu er paatrufne.
Wr. Salporien err al oen Wening. at
fore Masier at Sub fan u6pinoes
ber, bn fife ledge (8uloaarem ale.
rebe | en- 2pngbe of oper 40 SOB er
logt for Dagen. Slere MRno fra
Seottle bar meb eane SPnber uoplilf.
fet Guart5itpffer fra Ssannp @bea
Suruelen, hpori Cub fan fees meb
Oct blotte gie. 7isie WGtb fisbte
one gftier / Spnoifatet. - ("Baib.
Eoiten".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
711tarnnH,t.
Glepatpr on Gprn 6rrnet.

GleDator % Storm brGnot. - Tn
Glepator | 8epin iom tilbsrte 6. 8.
9foff, % 200 @uibels Smaaforn,
iom tilbsrte 9aul Senfuer | Scum.
tain GitpL brGnote iibite Ssnoag.
3abet paa gpgnineen belsb Jig til
$4,000, meb $1,000 assurance, og
8ornets @proi aneipes til $1,000.
SpSelig ifnbt. - Mitb 9enlon, en-
lioen Tige, otte Mar gammel, tit en-
2aouing "8udibot" / 9rpitet forrige
2sroagsmorgen | aiblano. Sun blep
truffen poa en- 4inlfe at TO at fine
8rsbre, og en- at Dem bar paa ct labt
8epGr. iom ulpffeligpis gift al oe traf
BEN lille. Sun fan fife fomme fig.
Tct itsritc 9rpneringsoiitrift |
Staten organiiereoes for nplig |
Branb Hapios. Oct falbes 9eaper
9iltriftet og omfnfter $4,000 @cres,
for oct meite Wprlauo, at bpilfe %.
600 acres err | Sudion Gorntp o9
Reiten | Slunenu og Wonroe Goun.
tper. en- itor Sopeogrsft ifal grades
giennem 8iitriftet meo minbre Sibe-
grsfter for at ioo meget 2anb Tom
muligt fan babe @oun al afIsbet.
en- hel Gel Tranb9rmpnb / @ranb
RapibS er ~interesiereoe / ltbfalbet al
ben paatpnfte 0rpnerina.
Sanficr trnes. ~ Sbeo6or Ser.
item, Gr9iioent for 8enoa Hational
8onf trnebes forleoen Dag al en-
Sob opbragte sSolf, oa bans 8enner
bar meget Rnaitelige for bam. Gan
engaeereoe TO 9eteftiper til at be.
finite Tia. Sagen er. at 9onfens @f.
iprer Ifllbe opgieres, og en- Ifbeta'
ling al 10 Erocert nar lopet. Sar.
mere fra oet omligeenoe Streg par
fomne for at faa fine Genge, men BET
blep inat, at paa @runb al Ssgsmaol
funbe @onfen life betale. &eriten iao
i lit aontor o9 talte roligt til ale,
Tom fpm, % forflnrebe, bporfor ban
life fnnbe betale. M9nqoen bar ras
ienbe, og Der bolbtes ct Wosiemeoe
til at fremme Ell paat9nft offentliq
Subifription at Teiige til retslia at
forfsIge 4eriten. Sriitee 6. s. Moo.
ncp bar reiignerct; 9rebsretten moo
iibnGbne en- anSer Sruitee for @on'
fen, og &en, iom har paret | nG'
item to Iar, bill blipe fornpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-04
Sub puknta.

grpGnp. - IeIs Slion og Niis
aenes Gnerion blep forleoen Dag
petepiet / Den norif. lutberlfe 4irfe |
2eao. DIR. 2lion err Waifinilt |
Someitafe 9rubefompanis Sieneite.
Spb pcb ltlpffestilfGloe. u. 6.
Chamberlain, Ell Iopofat | Winer
Gountp, or netop penbt tilbage ira
Hegina, Canada, bporben ban ienbtes
for at unoerisge Aariagen til Horoel
IrneionS 9sb. Gen unge arneion
blep, JON fsr omtalt Der | globet, for
uogle Tiger iioen orGbt / Ell 9rsno,
iom ban meo Ell Del andre bolot paa
at erape, % man troeoe, ban Dor
fpalt al Gas | 9renoen. Sans SIG
ienotes til 81 9afota. buor bans
Sorplore, Mr. og Mrs. 9briitofer
Mrneion Dor | Winer SO. 2igfslget
bar auereoe unoerpeis, ba ell Slegt-
ming fom ira Roro 0afota 90 fortol'
te ON mistGnfelige Smitpnoigbe.
Der | 6orbinoelie meb ben rnse
Manbs 800. gegrapelien opiattes
% en'99se tilfalotes for usie at
unoerisae 2iget. Oct bite iig, at ser
bar to Suaer ! g~agbopeoet, og bette
lebeoe 1onfcn ben paa Woro, og glo.
uofnt Chamberlain ienoteS norooper
for at unberisge. Otter bpab ban
fonot no, ipnes Der life at bore 3pil
ON, at Wanbcns 0sb ifpIoes ct lllpf-
lestilfploe. 9ruooet | Sopebet for.
aoriogeoes al Oct gnebr9g.. bpormeo
Siget blep tritffet op ira grsnoen.