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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
1dgli4er martt.8 erid3t.

gtRsixRsti, 10. Ssptember 1917.
Gle na4fsIgeMsen Euotiru nssn Js,ieh,H
- Hur auf eaarsS 1ransastisass. rsi
sIsiseea 0ef4afssa ssrsss stsas SsSsrs
preifs bsrs4nst
prsstfisass.
fer Natfi par rub.s, bic yresfe atttc.
eARst,. = Srima 6tsam $li.00-ll rs
4. o. b.
Observation-Disclosures Martt
IN Ten. Sbert dear eeiten 12k-I2,xc,
ftsrt Nibbeaieitsn IL - l2tzt, srtra issrt
dear esitsn l2 - I2Ae, GAulteru liz
ii4s Bellies 10 - I3As lsis sas ~
nebr strsa6t.
sassn- Narst f,a. ebert sIar. Sci.
tsa l3A - 1875, fxrss HipbeaieitsH I3--
1915, ntra hort dear esi.ea I3--l3Lxe,
69xltsrE l21< <--l2s<e nab Bellies l4--lla<s
lsis xas ht per yfuns msbr berpa6t.
sugar Cured Ssisii&. Rarit ia Astis.
sS'-'ta = iax s..ss M sa..s s,s',. ss s4ss.' as
eAulisrn IL = l2tS, Ass nsr Sat sSul.
isrn H. - %, iss<sse rsef. sAixisa
6itssps1sItss SIeifs.-mar,t isa.
etiafsn IL - l4k, vienis eAulierm
l0ls -l0s4s, Hsliss I5s<--l6sxs, cAalisrn
lo1 1-lot. sss ssrs sui eAaItsrH ios4
--u1e
SrlfAss8Isif4. eAinfeH 2s<-l3e,
yisnis S6ulisrn i0l4 -l07&s. SAultsra l0s4
--i05<s, fbsrt Hisyssisitsa l0s<--llt, fssr.
flare Geitsa ii - IIi4t. sytra ftort Geiten
l0A-li Bellies I3t<-i5l a per pfaap. Hssi
Garsat l0--13e.
MshI nnb eefreth.
Mssl--N Neass nintsr Safest s4.So-5.I0,
Dinisr gaafs s4.55--4.7o, @iatss GaniIl
N.l0--4.25, gytra S3.80--4.OO, srAiaarel
|t3.55--3.75. eartu 6epea yaisst s5.Io--
|b.Ts. bs. faHfs $4.86--5 .0Obs. 6amiIs e4.0(
--4.25, asossnmsbi nsressaIiA semif@tei
|44.76-4.S3, reinetGits $500. IL, esnilA.
tes 44.76--s.00 per rbl
= eilea-- Narff lfbeaft unS fstia. Ns.
rsthss miatss i0s - lose, 30. 8 %. CO.
a6<. Ne. rsihu rs - 66< PER Dsfbsl
Dsridsfi nurbsn; roo Du. 70. 3 ret>eg Haim
Lies ~ 90ks asf bsm osIsiis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20
esestrs $4.50-S.50, Sto6. Settlers $4.25--
IHnQ @fn6. fliihe lp oh-A nn

tsebers "a. 4.50-S.5O, Stod. Seifers $4.25--
500. Stodsaiibe sS.25-4.00.
Butte n. Der Warfi mar heute fetia
Nssere uns Isidte S325-4.00, SsIssna
A.00-4.75, ertra $4.75-4.s5, fetts Suleu
a. 1880.
Ra Der. - Seute mar Der Wartt leb.
baft unb ffetia.
Crsiadre pnb srsse s4.5o-10.00 fair Bic
gate leids $8.00-10.25, ertra 5000.
adlber in ben stommiffons.1 1duiern. -
ssnep 101e, prima bic aussrIefsne 80 -911fe,
srbin6re 4-8xe.
g ID re &. - Der Warft mar i'm w.
semeinen fetig xnb bic prtiie uaren bisfsI.
ben ME genern.
6hDer. $50 pfuno aufDdrts $8.15-8.50,
quite bis auserlefens Serpadunas. unn
8leifherforten SS 55--8 65, aemilhte Berps.
Sunssiortsa ss.45-86O, orbiuare bis aus.
erlef.ne ihDere fette Sdue $6. .O0-7.5O, ertrs
G60-7.65, Staas - 00--6 90, .rtra $6.7
-675, lsihte 8erfoubtiorten 81 80 - 8.45
5trftl bon 10 8fo. uns meuiqer 81 O0-7 As
STATE sdmmer. - Der Nart
mar bsute itstia.
Sdafs. - ertra "a. .35-3.40, quite bis aus.
erlsitnt 1886 - 3.25. oroinGre bis autt
81 .15-2.75, Wutt.rihufe $350-4.25.
qdmmer. - ertra bratten 800, gut
bis auserlefene S650-s.90 ordinate BIZ
fair. S4.25--6 40. GulIs $2.50-3.T5.
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Sette 9esesmung.
Sti3je pon ! ga 9 0 &.

9ie Soiion bate ibren 9obepuntt
erreitt 2Sn oem uoruebmeu Spelie'
iaal oes iopliit geIegenen SftDei3er
alpeubotel5 idB man an Der liable
o'bote. Die aud nlft Die geriHglte
Slide rufrpies. Stubl reibte iid an
StubI, eIegante ieIoenrauihenoe
0amen, Serren i'm ieitIihen Sulo-
fing. Sdtten ourb Die oifenen Saal'
ieniter i'm Wonohein ihimmernoe
6letder bereingelugt, man ourfte iih
in Dem 2eitianI irgeno eines Gta-
bIiiiements Der 8roBitaot pdbuen.
Ter leete Gang puroe ieruirt. Gie
Serren ulo Gameu erhoben ii6 uno
pertheilten lid aui Ole Dem Saul oor-
aelagerte 8arterterraiie gum leeten
GenuB; Der 3igarre ODER 3lea'
rette.
gluh oie illnge, eIeaante sSrait, Die
am oberiten Saielenoe geieiien, erbo6
| 'ih Ianglam, naHote iit aber ritt
nah Der Serraiie, ionoern idrltt nad)
furjem 3ogern 81 Der aIusgangs-
tbilr, Die nah Dem 8unge iiihrte.
ourd) ipelhen man red3ts ilber Die
Stiege 5u Den 3intmern geIangte.
linfs aber in cine aerdumi8e @Ias.
peranSa. Die itanoIgen SotelgaIte
perirrteu iidl foit ME hierher, lie mar
auSiflieBlid) BON IouriIteu beiuft,
Die iih nur poriibergebeno alrIbieIten,
uno oriiben in ser elnfaheu Gepen.
sance llnterfunft iuften.
Sie mar ihlanf, Die ilinge sSrau,
oie 8eitalt BON elmer ipitnoerpoQen
gbenntdBigteit Gas neiBe Stiferei-
fIeio, foItbnr in Ieiner geoiegenen
giniahbeit. iaB pie ansesoiien
gbeA legte tic Die Sano auf bic
Shiirflinfe, sd erfIaneen eilige
5hrittc oiht binter ibr, uuo Elm
tIeiner, sienlIih mohIbeIeibter Serr
nit gutnliitbIaent 8eiiht uno GROCER
Slate fam raid uaber. gr ihieu Elm.
lpenig athenlIoS uno Iegte ibr mil
runoIite Sanb aui oen slrn.
.9os lit osnn, Pima, 0 itedit 7u
oenn? limo pohin miait Gu?"
Sic 5og Die grauen Suanluen, una
ohne i'm reft aH5uieben iugte liz
llniBnlutbis:
otSinaui iu's 3immer - ih bir
miioel4
,Aber erlaub' mol - - beutG
BEL benz berrlihen @etter peroen pir
boh niht iest ihon lhlaien geben
3 lit ia faum 3ebn llbr!"
| .@ir2 Su bait bod Dollige sSrei
belt, Sarrp ih bin niioe!"
| .Grlanbe NAL. heute bel Dem nun
oerpoaeu Wonoitein2 mir ipollter
bod ale siinl 8oiierfaa, uno iiber'
haupf lit es nod nift etunlal 5ebr
llhr2~ @nHs uusliifll6 lab er bali
ieine foitbare goloeue lbr, bGIo bi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20

0eff4fsBR.-Nlarft in rubia nmb tpils
tiaer. no. . neibes 62c. no. 8 tpeibes 79Jz-
S0t, 10. 4 neijss N - 77t<e, 10. . aeIbes
78t, no. s DO. 1871 - 74e. sto. 4 DO. 72--
73s, 70. . aemifAtes T3tS--75c, no. 8 bc.
TAX I1--73t, 10. 4 bs. 7i--73e, peises aoIben.
Torn 7Ss. ssIbss b. 741<-75e, semifd5tss
so. 77te bsr Buft.l. bertauft murSsn:
. Cars no. 3 asmiidtss ~ 73s, Gar 60.
eo. iu 72e, gar DO. au Tie Gar 70. 2
bo. sa 1875, 2 Gard Ro, 4 psibss gu TIVE
auf bsm Gslsife,
eatr-- Nartf IA rusia unS astia. no. .
peittr 3S - 37e, etanbarb wsts.r 81 -
BIC, 10. weistt "a 35e, No. 4 msiser
32ls-33e. 30. 2aemiihtsr 33k-34e, Nos bo.
33-334e, ao.4 DO. 29-3lt Der gu. 8ertanft
pureen: gars stanbaro peissr ~ 36c. q
Cars mad grobt rpsiier su sStfe, Gar bo.
su zoe. / Gar bo. IN 32e, Cdr 30. 3 mel.
Ser su 35c, Gar bo. su 341St. i Gar 80.
6o. iu Bias, l Cor bo. gu s211e ani BEN
@eIeiie.
Asssen. - gaartt a.tia. 10. . 74-7se.
Rs. q 70-73e. 10. 62-70t. 8trtamft nur.
ben: $50 @u. as. 2 ,u 73e, 150 gH. 30. 4
~ zoe aui Dem @sIeiie.
9s rfts.--ao. 8 @inter 50--70e, 80. 2
frabldhrs rs --80t, no. 3 6T--75c, 10. 4
6O--67t; ButttrasrRe 40--50t per Blu.
@trAsnaalj. GrRblabrssert. 82
--98t Der Bu.
Brslet y s.r S.tr.i,..er.ift nit sssi..
Hissa an sleih.a Strt ssS b,ril.a 5asres:
Sspt. 19 1912. Stpt. 10. 1911
Meisen. 80. 2 retbu l03e 94t
@sUhforu, 70. aemifAt.s 73e Toe
6afsr. 10. 2 ssmiiAtsr usasr 33H, 45s
Scasen no. ncusr ...... TIE Gle
Seu Ss. fimotha 1880 t21 ,0(
@htstn.
Der Wartt 'vr attir. B,v'ttF Ssybsu
775 EsIs. Tiffinsrs Hinifbts 0ssss anF
Der SaFs bsH 81. .35 Der Saasa..
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ssttass, IS. September.


@sst. Der 1srst ia piaia. ssiHtsr
Satents a I5--5 90, stratakts a. .00---4. 80,
gsrtua fa.entss4 25-5.51, straisbts s4.OO
Alb 1afsrs s3.7o-3.90.
0eist n.-sir Septsmber slb - 92e,
am e&lus 9lxe fur DECEMBER 81 -
siAs, am sAlH5 aI7<t; fur gtat 95M-
sss,s. am ehlus ss71t.
MsIfAtsr Sar September 70l< -
--53Ist. am Shtus 531s fur Wat SAL -
Gafsr.- Sar Stpismssr 32s< -33 Ie.
s24se. ON eaIas 52l<t; fur yFat s41s -
3t7se. am salus 54Ac
Fssst x.-Rs. 2 roe.
6erH.. Safe Sutterasrte 40--52t,
quite bis asies WaI,asras 58-7lt.
ftmstaa aameR. Reas s2.5o
--3 10 Der geaiatr.
slssfaamsa. - sl5.ol-l7.5) pc:
Geninsr.
M.issr, -sl7.oo-17.i21S. sar sts.
ienber SIC .75-l6.s2tk. am odIus $3.50
fur C!tobsr sl6.s2A 1922, am ehlui
1855; fur 5auaar' 1915 - 1880, an
shIss s1s.221l.
SAmsIs. - slo.s5 per 400 efuas. Bur
SepseHcsr SlU.sZS - lU.sJ, am S1tus
5000; fur CstObsr sl0s2k - 10 s.. an
shIus sl0.92h; fur Ts,snber sl0.62L1-
l0.s5. ON Shlus s10.65; fur 5auuaI
sl0.42i4-10,47L., am salus tl0.47k.
Ghsrt NispHfei te n-2sf. 10.25-
1918 Der l00yD. aar September s10.671-
1910. am SAlus 1910; fur Sstob.r
tio.50 - 1880, an SAIns 1880; III,
oanuar 50. T7Ls-9. s2.s. am sHiub IS. s2tk
9Rtter. ~ Nar.t n fstis. grssnsries
1i-2se. Catra 22hs-24t<e Der Sfuns..
sfer. - Warst IA ifriis. 6r,f4e l9H-
2l@e per DxtsaA.
41fe. Rarst il ast,s. grsaa l5l
-l6e per Sfans.
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Mns,pdrtiae wsarfte.
Rts1erf. 10. SEPTEMBER.


wekf.- sufusr a3,o39 Bbls., Berfanst
1872 DbIs. ~ Der Marft nar beute ffetis.
6prins vatent S4.90-5.30, Binter Straiats
s4.40--4.50, Bintsr Yatents s4.70-5.l5,
eprins clears s4.26--4.65, Bintsr ertra,
aanfas straisbts t4.15-425.
HsssenmtbI sar htute rubia. Gsir
sis sutes $3.s5-i.oo. @siss bis fanes $4.o5
--4.15.
Sudpet,.nmekf III rubis su $2.9e
per loo Sfuns fair BIS aatss s.2s5 -
SIS, hsiee Bis faneu t5.0o-5.25.
Nstsmstl ia ftttig. geines sets.s
nnb selbss tl.65-1.7o, srsbss sl.6o--l.65,
AiInbriss $4.25.
tDei,en nomineH. dm.riean 85t
aus Canadian 83e {. |. I. aeu Bort.
Mssaen hetig. 70. 2 Bsasrn 85lat
BEL autunit c. |. I. BaHale.
eesks III piais. Nalss.rRs 50 - Toe
t.if. pHHafs.
nsttsm-3u'asr ITO, 400 su.. B.rfanbt
------ Fu pfarft in Hstia. no. rsther
nsuer 103K c. |. I. auf BEN @cltifc ano 1896
fs.s fAUimmene. As. ! aortbern Eulutb
l00L+t I. s.b. fAwimmeno.
8eIfAtsrn SHfnhr 5000, strfanst
4,l69 4u. Warft in tttig. grpsrt no. 2
b91as i'm elevator uuo $50 10. b. ihpim.
mens.
9afe y.--5ufasr 14i. .s25 gu. B.rfanst
6,9s5 Su. Der Wdrft IN left. stansaro
tpeiser 38e i'm elevator. Rs. pelstr 39c,
20. 8 3S1le, 9e. 4 36lf--37e.
| etu IN aetie - yrima 1856, Hs. l20s,
10. . 1lOt, No. . 90-f00c.
1sbftu eetts. - etats srbinarr bis
Bis aoit. 1919, $50: 1911. 17-22e; pa.
eihs sseh srsinar.r bic toIe. 1912, 81
2fe; 1911. 20--22t.
9aate fms ftetia. - s.ntrsl nmerica
26c. eossta 25L8-26tsc.
fsstr IN feH. eemlsS 26tf-s7s.
| Ssri Ia fsif. 6amils t23.e -- 23.00,
fbsrt dear s2f.25-2S.50, RsS $l9.75--
1000.
sect IN aars. samilh s2l.0o - 22.00,
Nes sl7.0o-18.00, Beef. Aiut.a $23.00
-si.50, SersaSt l3.oo-l3.5o, Sit9 sItra
snsia Nes sIs. .oo--l9.25.
| Sat Mssts fiub iietig. eep5telte BEL.
lies. 10 bis IL Sis.. t2 - l4,. DO. Saul .
tsrns sS-Sks. 10. s4lsfen 131-f4e.
6eaatl IA ieH. Wbel. 1sa srims
$ll.20 l1.30; saffnirser IN ftstia. esxti.
nent sll.70. .. a.si2.35, sompouns s.
! SLt.
fats ia Httia. srima sits ,u 6Jfs
SsHHtt1 D1H-otaes 1petAuI ttBe.
asumn sllfa smsn Del III attia
Srima rsses su t4.74-l.s0. prima ssmmsr
ssib.s 6.15--6.30.
Setrsfe II a.ti1. FafFnirtsJ
TEN Dart 1886, SstIass!ssta uassaLiim3c:
So 35, b. in Sult - rs.
3slls ia ruhis. Tom.itit Slsste Obi,
] 3i-32c.
Oar, in ruhia. etrain.s, s,nshnliht'
bis sntes t6.55-6.60.
| fsrpsHti n IN rahis IA 4l12c.
ssis III feit. - aisbeimiiter 3A--6t.
Yatna 6L-624e.
Tslafissi9 IN aetig. E,s Orleans Open
Kettle. cater BIS Astte. 87-52t.
sa Der. --Asser In itstis. Masessass
- Zen. 3.sst. geHtrifaaal st fse 4.35c,
MslaF.s. 3uffr 80 Sea 8SIe RafFairtsr
IN fte.ia. Sat esef 5.eOc, Grnfbsb $50
NoaIs n" s.45t. gabts 5.35t. Sssstrts
s.25e, eranutatss 5.10s, Diamsns n,
S.10t, Gsaisttisners n" 49jt. 80. / 4.S5.
re. 24s1t, Re. s4.T5c, Rs. zoe, re. 5
4.85, 10. 8 4.s0t. rs. 455c, Ho. 8 4.50r.
Res 4.45e, 10. 10 4.4oc, ne. IL AS, re.
ls4.3os. Re. Ii 4.25t. RI. Ii 4.a5c.
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Gkitaas. l9. September 1912

Tinsstes.-8 8tesss IS SILL 90. feras
etitrs 81 65-6.25, Dsatids stisr. $500
$50, Steders uns GteSers $4.30 - 7.35.
fIhe ano Seifsrs 81 5000, sdIbsr $8.0a
10. 90. Wartt fart unb etpas bober.
SADeine. eethte So 10--8.70, a..
mif6t. S79S-670, fdnere $780-8 so
rsuhe 81 80 - 500. Sertel $500 - 7.90
Tlarft fart unb &c bobtr.
Shafs uuo edmmer.-Shafe: Gin.
heimifhe So 50-48S sttIits So s5-4 .65
Sdbrtinae 81 70-575, edmmsr einbtimt.
fnt S4.s5 -- 7.45, ssfIiae $500 -- 7.6e
Wartt ftstis bis Zoe bob.r.
5nfuhr. TiHobieb 400, S6Detnt
1000, SHait unb 2dmmer 1900.
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eefs. eswbs rss ats.em 10 Sss psrf.

osls .sn saa' nurss Az ~ - 5S ans.
aeIiehea nno fhloS ;u 81.
prima 0eT4af!spapiere Snretn ~ 5R-6%
Sissontirt.
Sferlina erdanae fhpdt. Siht su
s485k anb 90 fass Commercial gias au
t.s1 z--4.s2.
@unbss.C btiaatteuea naren Ne.
tia unb wurben pie folat auotirt:
Ser. siaaten Mefnnsina 2x i01 101h,
~ rtsiarirts O925D li816-ll4A, eoupous
li3k-114L, 50 rtsifrirts lO2 = 1927,
GoapsHs 102 102A, panama Rssitsrts
~ l004-1011.
afttsn martt Bel Dor grofnuna paI
Der Mortt Febr harf uno bic Prsife ffttasn.
spattr aiuasn ct. Saul nab GaRaeian pa.
sific pisor stmas btruntsr, bod iAtss btr
Tlartt fssia.
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Metau marft.
H..s.rs. ls. s.stslab.r.

Htb stl, II. StptMbtr.
sinn in fen ,u 1927 if-4s37,s, supf.r
T., - ..io saf'Ts s,o b ia ss,I,,t 4 s';, sls
~ s7.25 - IT'S. eiita mar f.a as. l
8sHasrs aarts.ra Ia sl6.5o-l7. 25, ss. .
30. IN sls.25-l70o, Re. Soutbsra urs
Re- Ssut5sra fsit ~ sls.75-I75o
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yiebmdrtte.

Sintinnati. 10. Sspt.ms.r.
safahr uno Ssrianbt pdhreue Der etrHoi-
lenta "a Stuneta. osrslihsa mit ben porber.
sehsnetn 3 1aaen uaren ME fclat:
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mfe gliidlih mare Wioaher. rrsnn
er nur tpiibte, ME isbr CT es iit!
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fam ~ ben sshrissn greifsn.
GArrre otisre braatsn e6-60--8.25, ertra
-- fante ...... C6iss @2.5o-6.T5.
elsif6erstert $4.50--T66. anserfsieHe Bis
ertrs 97 SIS. 90, ceifers 43.6e--5.40, aus.
ssIsiens bio 9tra t5.bo-6.40, faats ----
lPike S2.o0-4.0O, arssrleiens bic srtra $425
I-SIk> 9aaasss e2.00-S25. ets&sss sal
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WDtis WelDnsarfte. !.


iutahhatt IL. Sepsem0eg, tSf2.
suA fsuis battsn sinist bon ben Wantsa
ssns ssdt cute Rahfraet nod Enrlsken 40
esr,sihnen unb @sls ift immsr nod fsa.
1arIsbsn sen eau murbm IN <<--Sx
ausssIiebsn unp 6sfdditspapssre suo bic.
fon'ift. Die Mailsr pIasirtsn gripai. .Rapi.
ial ~ nAk-6& vOn sal4uno auf 3sii Az
asAfss snf Rsw Dssg
pnrbsn ~ Bari unb i0s Tistonto ,ipiid5sn
Sauftn btrfauft. Die gounterrate bstraat
60s vrdmis per $1,000.
RsAiff sss enssva.
fns i4ga&. Die foIssnssa Cus,,rHna.n fias
Ia bsriften:
ssneon, . Tag. ei6t, s4.S6i< ber
= 20 Tag. sidt, s4.83lf Der &; paris,
Iags SiAt, Sis - 5.I6s Der Hranes
100 90 faas eidt, 5i71-52o 6raass Der
sl0O; fur Tsutf4lans 4 3aae eiAt, Nars
@1-96s5s DO. 80 fass Sitt, 941<e.
EotHmeniarp Sias aaf eensoH nurSen ,u
t.s2, aaf giasgsu ~ 4.s11 aas auf BEL.
ian ~ 4.slh bsriaat.
Hsntff-Lsnssnsssa
rabis aHs iittis. Dis San.sn sasttrsa sis
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-01
LOCAL NEWS

The financial statement of Chesapeake
City, as rendered by Treasurer John w.
Hudson, Jr., is published in another col
umn.
DR.. William Perry Eveland President
oil Wi.liamsport Dickinson Seminary, was
elected last week to the General Confer
'ence in Minneapolis, Missionary Bishop
Tor Eastern Asia. DR.. Eveland delivered
the commencement address here in 1901
Messrs. Edward Bddle and B. Frank
Stevens, of Philadelphia, were arrested
and fined on Friday evening last, for
driving their automobile beyond the speed
limits in Chesapeake City.
Chesapeake City Volunteer Fire Co,
NO. !, viii hold their second annual
strawberry and ice cream festival on the
old Academy school grounds Friday and
Saturday evenings, June I and g. Grand
street parade on Friday evening; Chesa-
peake Cornet Band will furnish music
Everybody come and bring your friends.
The ladies of the town are requested to
meet at the engine house, Monday even
ing, June 3, TO make arrangements for
the festival.
very interesting game of base ball
was played on Decoration Day between
the New Castle and Chesapeake City
teams. The game went for ten innings
and resulted in score of I to 6, in favor
of Chesapeake City. The battery for
New Castle was Gallagher and McGrorry,
and for Chesapeake, Watson and Savin.
The regular monthly shoot of the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-01

visiting Mrs Mary Clayton Price
Mr. Thomas Price spent Sunday with
his family here.
Mr. Ralph Andrews spent Sunday at
Cambridge.
Misses Mary and Eva Foard visited
Miss Mollie Foard this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Walworth, of
Hurlock, visited Mr.. and Mrs James
Jefferson on Sunday
Miss Gladys Banks IS visiting Mrs Ad
Thomas, of Newark, this week.
Mr. Thomas Kibler, of Philadelphia,
spent Sundas with Mr.. Harry W. Kibler.
DR.. and Mrs. 2. d. Graves and sons.
Edwin and Reed, OF Marietta, Pa, are
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs,
John NJ. Reed.
Mrs. Nellie B. Reed has returned from
visit with Mrs. Young in New York
Mis-. Thomas Foard and Miss Mary
Foard visited Philadelphia this week
Rev. C. Walker, of Pottsville, Pa,
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Caldwell this week
Mrs. William Byers mas returned after
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. AID Thomas in Newark
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Howard have
moved into their cottage at Randalia
for the summer.
Miss Esther Buckworth spent Sunday
with Miss Nellie Spear.
Mr.. William Smith visited his sister,
Mrs. Joseph Schaefer, this week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-01
CECILTON

Mr.. Arthur Freeman, of Philadelphia
spent few days with relatives in town
Mrs. Eiwood Padley and son were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Anderson
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams, of Will
m!ngton have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
W. l.. Smith.
Miss Martha Bailey visited Miss Mary
B.ackway on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Moffit and son
visited Mrs. Mary Anderson on Sunday
Mrs. William Smith and son, James
are the guests of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Money of Summit Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wilson enter
tanned Mrs. T. " Craycroft, of Easton
Mrs. N. Bond, Port Deposit, and Miss
Emma Lusby at tea on Wednesday last.
The members of the graduating class
of George Biddle High School are as fol-
lows: Misses Ruth w Anderson, Nellie
r. Anderson, Leila Burke and Isabel
Griffith, William +. Daniels, and James
f. Robinson. The baccalaureate sermon
was preached by Rev. =. l.. Hardesty OF
the Zion }. E Church last Sunday after
noon The commencement exercises will
be held on Monday evening, June 3, at
o'clock in the Zion NJ. f. Church.
Mrs. Thomas V. Craycroft and children
of Easton. have been the guests of Mrs.
Mary Lusby
Glass Day exercises were held in the
school house on Wednesday afternoon.
very pleasant time was had by the
many guests present.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-01
SOCIAL NEWS

Mrs. Jersey Dunlap, of Wilmington, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Emma Willis
Childrens Day will be observed In the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Davenport, of Carlisle, Pa,
visited her sister, Mrs. Harry Pierce a
few days this week.
Miss Marion Boulder is visiting Miss
Ida Bouchelle.
Mr.. Ralph White, Wilmington, was a
town visitor this week
Miss Nan Hayes has been visiting her
parents at Bear, Del.
Mrs. Clayton Ellison and Miss Helen
Ellison visited Wilmington this week
Mrs. Julius Clayton, Misses Adelaide
Clayton and Alice Hopper attended a
musical in Middletown last Saturday af-
rernoon.
Mr.. and ';rs. Hugh w. Caldwell enter
tanned the ten graduates of the High
School at dinner Saturday evening.
Mr.. Edward Pitt and Mr.. Russell Holt
OF Palmyra, n. j., visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William Queck, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherman and
daughter, Cara, Mrs. Bennett Steele, Miss
Nadelyn Steele spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Bouchelle
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellison, Jr., and
daughter: Frances spent Sunday with
Mrs. l.. X. Barwick.
"i o. ochHie SdluNell, VI Liberty IITOVe,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh w. Cald-
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schaefer celebrat-
ed their 25th wedding anniversary on
Saturday last
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hopper were enter
tanned by friends in Elkton, Saturday
Mrs. Harry Cooling, Of Havre de Grace,
We're the guests oil Mrs. James Wooley-
han on Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Clayton, of Philadelphia, is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-01
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
;aEa-that is by constitutional remedies.
Deaf VAL is caused by an inhamed con-
ditto. a. he mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachia.l~ tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this ube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inhamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Consti-
patton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-01

Cash ............ .......... $l59.72
1911 Taxes to Sheriff for
collection ...... ...... 1917
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-01

Chesapeake City Gun Club will be held
this Saturday afternoon, June 1.