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THE LOOKER-ON

We are informed that sluicing in a small way has commenced near the town. that is on the Submarine beach, but il must be for few hours a day, as the water is very slow about rush ing forward this year In fact the solid ice pack ofr the town looks as 1T it has not even giving thought to the moving on" act and allow old Father Neptune a chance to ruffle up the waters of Being sea.
 The ice pack is so we'll grounded we will need lots of high water and north winds to start it on it's journey to the Arctic ocean. There will no doubt be many dog teams employed in un- loading the steamer Corwin when she arrives in the next ten or twelve days. and the people will mush out over the ice to where she will be anchored fast to the solid pack
 The people are willing to allow one of the mothers a chance to help run the public school, and this Is right for the mothers have the interest Of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-17

children at heart, and the young school children all know it is far easier to work father for a day off, than it is mother, who gets them ready and starts them for school instead of al- lowng them to remain at home for the day or half day because"
 In the election of Mrs. George D. Schofield as one of our school directors We will have mother who has two children in the school and in different grades who will be able to accomplish much. through the able assistance of the other members who will gladly CO., operate with her. The public is to be congratulated in their choice of Mrs. Schoheld and so well satisfied were they of her no other candidate would file petition to run in opposition, SO her election is assured
 The cleaning up day is a good move on the part of the city and the citizens should get in and help. Let every fellow on that day clean up his yard, pick up the old tin cans, bottles and sacks The Corwin should arrive soon after that date and we certainly have pride enough in our city to want 1t looking neat and clean.
 We trust the school board will order a vacation for that day so the chil- dren can help, they are worth a whole lot in this work. In fact they will hunt out more old cans and ugly objects that mar the landscape than can the grown up people who are too busy to | apply the fine toothed rake that should I be employed
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For the best and cheapest meals in town go to Modini's Cafe. The only first class place in town.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-18
WOODLAND

Mrs. Gwinne Shure, OF Easton. came
Tuesday to see her husband, who is
very III at his home here.
Mrs. Z. I. Bryde, OF Glenolden, Pa,
returned to her home Sunday, alter
spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. J. B. Bryson accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. John Cullen.
The silver medal contest was re.
peated at Hopewell Church Friday
evening. The winner was Rachel Mes
bitt; Horace Cullen stood second, with
Este Rea as third The other con
testants were Bayard Miller, Donald
Kirk, Stella Gather and Ralph Sim
mers. The Judges were Messrs. Chas.
Pyle and Cecil Ewing, OF Rising Sun,
and Rev c. w. Moore
Mrs. Emma Poist was called to
Philadelphia last week by the serious
illness OF her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Mccall.
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Stephenson.
Mrs. William Carson spent last FIR
day in Baltimore.
Mr. Coates Caldwell, Mrs. Rawlins,
Misses Edith Rawlins and Agnes Hut
Crimson were guests of Mrs. Mary
Clemson last Thursday
Miss Noble Anthony, OF Baltimore,
was the guest OF Miss Katie lamar, on
Monday.
Mr.. Kerwin Johnston, OF Whining
ton, visited Mr.. Frank Kerwin, this
week
Mrs. Charles Murray and daughters
have returned from a very pleasant
visit with Mrs. Sarah Durgin, in
Philadelphia.
Union services will be held on Sum
day. by Rev. VIM Crawford, OF the
Presbyterian Church, who will preach
Sunday morning at II o'clock in the
Presbyterian Church, and in the even
ing at Ego at the Methodist Church
The Granite Temple No. 8, OF the
Ladies Golden Eagle gave most de-
lightful and bounteous banquet at their
regular meeting room on Monday
evening. The tables were spread in d
verv attractive manner. the feed was
served in A No. l style The menu
was as follows Ray oyster saltines,
pickles, olives, sailed nuts, minis, eel
cry, cranberry sauce, potato rolls,
/ Maryland biscuit, roast turkey, with
dressing and peas. chicken salad, ice
cream blocks, fancy cakes and coffee.
About s. enjoyed this bountiiul spread
Each member was given the privilege
OF inviting one. Rev. and Mrs +. F.
Carpenter and Rev. William Crawford
were special invited guests. Mr.. John
NJ. Creswell was POSTMASTER Rev.
Crawford and Rev Carpenter both
gave very enjoyable toasts, and Mrs.
f. J. Abrahams rendered very sweet
solo The committee in charge. with
Mrs f. ]. Abrahams as chairman. de-
serve lots OF credit for the smooth
manner in which they conducted their
work, and should feel amply repaid
for all their hard labor.
Miss Beninga Holm spent last Sun
day in Philadelphia.
Miss Leila X. Gerry and Master
Harry Westerheld, OF Elkton, are
guests o. Mrs. Jane A. Gerry
Spring recess at Tome School begins
Friday March II, at 3.15 p. m, and
ends tuesday, March 2S at p. m.
Miss Jane Creswell entertained the
"A. d. X club at her home last
Thursday evening,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-18
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs. E. A. Beauchamp returned this
week from a two weeks trip to the
Northern cities and has reopened the
Eureka"
About $33 was cleared at the play
given at the High School last Saturday
evening.
Rev. J. E. McElmoyle, OF Elkton,
will give talk to the students OF the
Chesapeake City High School next
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Miss Rose Butler, OF Wilmingl
ton, is substituting in the Commercial
Department at the High School Miss
Windle returned to her home at West
Grove. last week on account OF i'll
health.
The ladies OF the Epworth League
held a social at the home OF Mrs. Will
liam Brown Wednesday evening OF
this week.
Special music has been arranged for
the choir OF the Methodist Church for
Sunday evening at 7.3o O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Houston, OF Princeton
Theological Seminary preached in the
Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
Miss Mamie Wright, OF Winning
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday at heI
home here.
Mr.. Harry Morgan and Miss Emma
Morgan spent Sunday with Mrs. Mil
cha Lusby
Miss Lucy Reed < visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. f. d. Graves, at Marietta.
Henri Lindsey, OF Wilmington. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mis-.
H. \. Lindsey.
Miss Kay Price spent Tuesday in
Philadelphia.
Bennett Johnson, OF Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. George Bolton and daughter,
Miss Lillian Warren, OF Earleville,
were the guests OF Mrs. Benjamin Car
penter over Sunday.
Miss Lille Woo,ford has returned
to her home after pleasant visit with
her sister. Mrs. Ralph A. Rees.
Mrs. William Howard and Miss NJ.
E. Ferguson have been spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-18
PORT DEPOSIT

The Missionary Anniversary exer
cises, held at the Methodist Church
last Sunday evening. were very well
attended, in spite OF rain. The child
rem all took their parts well, and a
collection amounting to something
over SS4 was received. The collec-
ton for missions during the year was
over SI76. which showed an increase
over last year.
Rev. +. +. Carpenter is attending the
annual session OF the Wilmington Con-
terence. which is being held in the As
bury Church, Wilmington, Del, this
weel::.
Admiral Perry is quite i'll in New
York with laryngitis.
Mrs. Nora Shure and daughter, Miss
Margaret Shure, OF Easton, are guests
OF Mr. Quinn Shure. who is quite i'll 1T
his home in the country.
Mrs. John Holm spent last week
with Mrs. H. Hurlock i'll Baltimore
Mrs. David ST. Clair and Miss Mar
tina Westerfield were guests OF Vii
ming;on relatives last week
Miss Virginia Bond was a Phi a
delphia visitor Tuesday.
DR.. Bruker OF Lehigh University,
spent Saturday a, Tome InS;i ute Inn.
Mr. William Nesbitt, OF New York,
spent last Friday evening with Rev.
F. F. Carpenter.
Mrs. Robert Tunstall has returned
from a very pleasant visit with re!a-
tives in Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Cecil Peoples has accepted a
position in Harrisburg. His many
friends wish him lots OF success
Mrs Adam Pcep'es is visiting rela,
tives in Philadelphia
Mrs Jane A. Gerry has returned
from very enjoyable visit with her
daughter, Mrs ii. \. G.. Westerheld.
in Elkton.
Miss Hannah Hindman has accepted
position in Baltimore.
Miss Catherine Porter. OF Aberdeen,
was Miss Frances Hagerty'S guest this
week.
Miss Madeline Benson, OF Walbrook
spent several days this week with the
Misses Davis.
Mr.. T. X. Cornelius, OF Baltimc:
spent Sunday with Miss Maud Smith,
of the University OF Maryland, who is
nursing Miss Essie Bond
Misses Mary Caldwell and Jessie
Campbell attended the Librarians
Congress. which was in session at At
lantc City, N. J., last week.
Mrs. Philip Spencer. OF Lapidun,
spent last week with Mrs Robert
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-18
Has Millions OF Friends

How would you like to number your
friends by millions as Bucklen's Arnica
Salve does? Its astounding cures i'll
the past forty years made them. Its
the best Salve in the world for sores,
ulcers. eczema, burns, boils, scalds,
cuts. corns. sore eyes, sprains. swell
'ings. bruises, cold sores. Has no
equal Tor pies. 25c at all Druggists.
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LESLIE. MD.


Gainor: who are the owners as ten
ants in common OF the aforesaid real
estate.
3-That the said Mary A. Ferguson,
Harriet G Ferguson, Ethel +. Wright.
Wilson T. Wright. her husband,
Thomas Gainor, Mary Gainor and
Leon Gainor, all reside in the County
OF Cecil aforesaid, and the said Louie
E. Price. Eugene Price, her husband,
Cecil w. Ferguson and Mary Fergu-
son his wife and the said - Gainor,
reside in the State OF Delaware, or
elsewhere beyond the jurisdiction OF
this Court.
4-That the said Mary Gainor. Leon
Gainor and - Gsinor, are infants
under twenty-one years OF age.
5-That the said real estate cannot
be divided without loss or injury to
the parties interested therein.
The bill prays that the said real es-
tate may be sold under the decree OF
said Court and that the money arising
rom such sale may be divided among
those interested therein according to
their respective, rights and for general
relief
1t is thereupon. this end day oil
March, 1911, adjudged and ordered
that the plaintiffs by causing a copy
OF this order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Cecil
County, once in each OF four success
sive weeks before the second day OF
April, 1911. give notice to the said
absent defendants OF the object and
substance OF this bill and warn them
to appear in this Court, in person or
by solicitor, on or before the eigh-
teenth day Oh April next, to show
cause, if any they have. why decree
ought not TO pass as prayed.
CECIL KIRK, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
CECIL KIRK, Clerk
Mar 4 st
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GniottsJnqueft.
garrieren on Der Innn StraHe Giien
bahnfreusuug Darcu Hid,i
seid)loien.

Ter Coroner bitlt gsitsrn ben 5ns
cuei. bstreffs oss 5ohes Der 65 Sabre
oIten yrau Sarah GlliOt. ab. usihe
am Samirns an Der Dunn Strdk.
giisHbahn.reusung Don einem per'os
nsnsust iiberfabrsn uno auf Der Stslt
aet0otet purne. Die 3eussnousiassn
eraaben, oab bic Observation-Disclosures
an Der areusuns niht in SronuHg
rdreu uno besbalb niht rihtis funts
tionirten. Der gabrpor.er Sacob
Teter, peIter foipobl bic areusuns
an Damn Strdbe als ouf, oisjeniss
an Der nabeaslsgensn 8snion Sirabe
gu beauiiitiissn bat. fdgte aus. bah
CT nit ben Barrieren Der Dunn Ctr.
Rreusuna ielt langsr 3tit S6misrigs
.siten sebabt babe. sr tabe bic Bar
risren am Sdmftas bsrunisrselaHen
um ,inen 5rdttsue paFirsH gu lnHen
Or babe bea6iihtist. bi. garrisrer
fir ben unmitislbdr oarauf fdaiger
4,erfonensus sefhloNsn gu bolien, IL
bod isi.n bisfslbsn pon Islbft tDisoel
in bic 9Obe sssangsH. Grau gllioi
fhid.e iit,, als bic 9arriersH gecffne
lpuroen, an, bic areusuns su iiber
| lihreisen uno tpuroe Don benz in bem
fslten aussnblid braniauieno<n psr
fonensua aetrpffeH.
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Eies mnD Sas.
Der Ceffentltt1en gibl

Der Ceffentliten 9ibliotbet
gin9en i'm Wouat SuIi 9eitentDetie
S22 gampblete, 262 Bidder, 16 gtlber
uip. 3u. Inter ben Gincinuutjer
8ebern befinben it'd: Trl. Joa SAB
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Z. HoQ, bic g. Cbermaper &c., oos
JeutTte Ii1toniFsn SoTpttol uno oas
Chio Wlehdnics synftitut.
- Die ftdotiIche Budget 8oms
milton bat lid bis gum q. 4u8u't
pertugt, in Der 2lunabme, DdB bts pas
bin bic Gntiteibung oes Staatsoberz
aerihts uber bic pon Staatsanpalt
S1unt beanTtanoeten Quntte erfol9t iit.
Die UIitqlieper Wlapor S6pab unp
gpuutn 2uoitor GomonDion baben
! Iib in bic 5ommerfrtIte bedeben,
! IpbaB nur Das brittle DlitglRo,
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geriuhe an8sItsqt, bic befrieoigenG
ausaefauen TinD. Die StrdBe uurnt
nit blorcalcium bebanoeIt, Elm BRO
butt, oas ME grpbtoruiqes SuI3 aus
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bert bat.
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ounu in bic Stdot mad. D. ". Bhlte
9orIiBsr Der 5ern6ant InneTatiol
Qiad. iiberreihts gsitsrn benz hteitgsl
giirgerausItuB fir 4unerationen sin
bssiiuaihe gstitior. 0te'eIbe trd8
mebr unterIhriften ols in Der Bdt
Don 1909 in Gsrnbant Stimmen abos
gebeH puroen.
- 8ebGuoe Snipettor aubImau
bat aeitsrn oas breiit0tige Wohnbalt
Pp 1886 Guitern 4peuue, u. !. 9}is
rsnfelo qeh0rtg, unb oas Rahborhuu
Qo. 1888, Utarp Rom geboris, ne
+ bauFdQig unD fsuergefdbrlih, tonbeu
nirt. geios 6duisr miiNsn Hleosrg'
riiIen peroeH.
- Die QlGne fir oas 3pan3it
itDdiue 8ebduos, pelhes bic uulo
Central Qtfe endurance 60. dut oeI
! 6Qnb<lstummsr 8runoitiit errihte
lafIen nil, uiro Der Rem Yorter Vi
t,itett gab 9iIbert mahen. Der'el!
piro Der geieLfhuft porsrIt cine aus
meine StiS3e uutsrbreiter.
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Tarmersirau
Ben itysm 0aiien ntltt.Bos i'm Stid
gelaN.u.

Di. 10 Sabre alte 5rau Gambia
allen BON 5ddfon, g.. tpuros frub
esit.rn Worsen Don Dsm poiiBiiten
Gerp. planlos am Jlubufer umbsrs
ranbelno ansstroffsn uH0 nah benz
goliseihauptquortifr gsbrdtt. gle
,rtldrte. am Eonnidg N6eno nit threm
54 Sabre alien Gattsr gbarIss Quen.
.inem fpoblhabenbtH 5armsr bon Sad.
fen, in gineinnati angstommen gu
fsin uno In sinem alien WageH am
i5labufer iibsrna6tet 81 hubeH Jhr
Wann habe iih as'tsrn Utor9sn snt
fernt, um Iriibitld fir geioe 3u hoa
len, ndaoem sr ihr tingsIhdrit bate
auf ibn su rparten. Ratosm lie msn
rsre Siunbsn lang psrssblth aui ieint
Rfidsebr asnarist, babe iis 2ln9it be
trmmsn uno iih auf Die Sute mad
linn dsmad,t. Jbr WaHu isi pobIha
beno uno .isne 3lusi rpsribOoQs gar
men nabe Sadion. Die Jrau tuuro
sundhit in bem 5eim fir JrsunoIci
untsratbrott uno bic goIi3si fubHcs
| Guf ihr.n perfapun0ensn 9atteH.
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Slid i'm lluGlid.

Der 80 Sabre uIts Quitrsther 6reb.
Uunop, BON Rp. 1011 Central gtpe,,
fiel qeitern Wlorgen nGbreno Der ars
belt an Der gde Der Court unb @ine
StraBe aus elmer S0be oon 30 SUB
BON sinem 6augegsriiIt CUR Grbe biHs
ab uno 3pQ iih sinen gruh bes
GtliiFielbeins, ionic 8erleBungen su.
Gr rpurpe tn Der 4utpmpbiI Srots
nons nah benz Itdotiiheu 5oipitaI gea
bruht. DAB er bel oem Sturss obne
lebeuseefdbr.ihs 9erIesuugen ocpona
fam, 1T ubetraIheno.
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Gbe.GrlaubuiRidl.ins.

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lpsorI 5ugbes, 81 81 Ring 4utn.
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Str.
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/ gbafe Ctr.
lRtoa U. Bartlett, 20. 1923 Oil
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I5eiie 20. Wtges, 27. Qirun, s.
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IGrso. m. Thomas, 20, Eelhi Gpe.
l;JIprsnes aI.ir. %. 2804 Deit 6. Gp
Igarl u. SeRisU, So. 556 Oft 81
6ertp Ctr.
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9. Apt.
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gonmillsr CTR.
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lsran, gishl, q. 29eo Rab aot.
lDprn get,r. IS. Ills Draper St'
lpaul u. gatut, 5s, 913 Spcamor
Str
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laribur G. Srisb.notp. 27, Gbicast
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Warp 1issins. q. 1880 BENTON z
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Sas Guabsuh:im.

Die QerpaItuno bes 5etms fir
anaben, Die Iit ibrsu 2ebsusuntsrbult
psroienen, bat fir oteIslben Samitug
Ia6mittdg 4usflijgs aufs 2ano ar
ran1irt, Die ben 1beiluemeru Iehr gut
qetbau boben. Der NuItaIt iinb ies
bod Die 9eloer ausqeQaHgen uuo UNI
bas Bert gum /. September fort3us
IsBeu, iino 800 erf0rDerIih. 3uDens
bunQeH Tino on ben Superintennenten
=. 8. Slime, SIS DeIt Reunts StraBe.
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Am. ehltroius. Sr., 48, 1896
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Nm. 3. 1ismann. 26, T56 Wes
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Etrdbs, Nisrenlsib<n.
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gafsern ap., qungtnionseiiion.
Dm. Sdpars. 46. itdotifhes 90
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: G,labitons 4p., Hnabe.
y pauI unb galcsera eioetio. 33l J
. s. ap., gnak.
y gtiir unb autiIiu guFo. 53s W
! 5. ap., WdotsH.
- Stdnislnp unn Gecilid gorrlpo,
= gjIum Strabs. WsdoteH.
: gDm. nno gillian Davenport, "a
! gcIsrain ap.. anabe.
II Sphn ano 4nna aae6ters, IL
y Gft papiIion CTR, Rndbs.
y Samss unb Grehricd UlcGartl
II 1919 9repfter Nh. WGohen.
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Oroke cnantitdtsn Opium
IN mebrerea gpj.,c.a upn Dnisees'
ittuerbramisn teiblaenabMf.

en- bem Sndueit betreffs Oss 1oo.s
oss 20 Sabre aItsn Rssers Carl Dapis
Don go. 555 Oft s. aDenus, iuslher
befanntlih am Sonntag I'm itdDtiihsn
Sofpita! an EpiumDsrsiftung ssitor'
ben III, iaste Die Regsrin Warn Noz
aers, pom oersu Wobnuns, Jlo. 517
Carlisle 4penue, aus Bapis nah otrrl
6ofpital ssbradt iporosn mar, aus,
oap Daois 10 Gpinmpillsn ssrduht
babe. sic pemonitrirte nit Der BON
Der prIissi tonftssirten Spiumpfsi'e,
ipie oieitlbe nit pem betdubsnpen Git
asfiiat uno osraudht tpiro. 3susin sr'
tlarie fernsr, baB Opium NIT Der
grobten aeihtiststt in m.brersn Apo
tfetsn nabe ibrsr Dobnun9 getauFs
rperosn tDnne, uno thsilte oem Coroner
bic Ramen psrIhieoener 4potbeter NIT.
auf Grunb Ditfsr SniOrmdtion be-
fudten bic Bunoesbeam!en U. w.
galopsl, Griff. gale uno J. g.
RarIb ipdtsr bic lapotb.ien bon Rapp
&2oofborrotp an Der 9. aDenue unp
/ Smltb Strabe uno BON 9oooman
Bros. an Carlisle 4penue uno Smitb
| 5trabs unb fanoen in beioen pldpe1
arobs GuuHtitdien Opium i'm Wsrihs
Don pielen hunotrt Dollars. Eds
Opium befano iif nod in Der Crisis
nalperpadun9 uno tuuros befhlag'
nabm.. Dor Surssm Durot nat I'm
aabe Der guaoesbeamten Elm grob.i
| poften Opium ourt ben 51fen Dor
Detroit sinseIhmusseli uno Elm lhst
oesislbsH ioq itlnsn Neg ndh etntfn'
| natl asfunoen babtu. Gtgen Die Apo.
thelsr. Delhs behoupien. tsine 4bnuni
oapon asbabt gu tobsn, odb bal
Opium einseihmuggelt tporoen lei
ionoern bosisIbe bona fioe" sssduf
su babtn, in porlduiia nod ssine I'm
,lase erboben Doroen.
polistihsf 5adfon srilGrte asiterr
oab oas Gbiumrauheu, ndmentlih in
uReo 9ight" 9iitri.i,in lestsrsr3ttt /
ssraoesu unbeimlifer gDeiie iiberhdn
aenomm.n babe uno oab bic polis'
aues aufbistsn peroe. oas uebel uus
suItampfsn. Gs io1 In GIntInnd'
1ussnoe pon pldsen a.ben. in osns
! Vsrionen, ipelte 10 tnsllnirt I'm
Opium srbaIten uno rauhsn t6nnsl
! Ter goIiseitsf pirb iih nit 6srr
gbD. 9ob, BEN hisfigsn 8ersrstsr ot
! phormastutiIdsn Staaisbeh0roe.
B.rbinoura itben.
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Jnfi5DIahtlins
Uiebt isiner Jrelioe iber isine yns
taitxne Ansarnd.

Die gebeimpOlisiitsn Grim, 8iItss
ran. 6iu unb Hlnsatb Osrbaftstsn &c.
fern 6en AT Sabre aItsn R s. WsDr-
ris, siuen Giienbnhndngsitelltsn BON
Turbom, 81. g., DeIhsr bon ben Be
horben aenannier Staot unter Der Qns
tlaae Der ssdlfhuns 9siudt puroe.
Ter 6efansene CAB feline 5oentitGt
unumDunoen su uno ertIdrte. sr freue
iid5 iibsr feline gerboftuug. Gr lei ab'
iclut mittelIos nah Cincinnati 9efom'
men unp babe ieit msbrsren gtdhtsn
in ben 0Ffentlitrn Darts iibsrnattst
Or ,rsldrte iih bsreit, obne Quslisfs'
runas spopiers nah 8urbam 3uriit3u.
tebren. gsi Der Jdlihung ioQ es iit
nm $500 aebdnneli hdben.
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3ad aufrsgsna.r SagO biHgfeIt G.'
maht.

5enrp Smith, 80 Sabre aft, Dor
2ter 5traBs uno 8roaopap, unp Ros
bret U{cgoroe, II Sabre alt, BON
pearI uno 8roaopap, itahlen 8eItern
Ra6mittas einsn Jtaden pom CRto
Boot Club i'm Citeno unD fubreu in
ibrer 8eute bapon. Sie paren jeoot1
bon .Soiepb Stumps. 4ufIebsr Des
Ohio Boat Clubs BEL Dem 9iebtabI
6eobahtet pDrosn, unp Stump5 unt
mebrere GIubmitgIieoer ndbmen II
einem 3peiten Vaten Die 8erfojgunt
Der Tiebe duF pette ftIteBIth mad
aufreQenDer Sdgo eingebplt uno bling
FeTt Qem1tt nuroen. Die GefungeHel
Duroen Dem Sergeanten 8tng Uni
benz poli3iiten RaQeI iibergeben un
uHter Der 4ntlaSe oes 0tebitdhls Elm
/ oefperrt.