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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-09

in the middle of the ring. Willard
landed three hard blows to the body
in the mitigating that followed the
break-away. Willard landed his right
repeatedly to Johnson's stomach. The
negro rushed into a clinch to save
himself and held on until the bell. Will
lard's round.
Round 23-Johnson blocked two
rights to the jaw, shaking off both
blows with laugh. The white hope
sent a shower Of rights and lefts but
Johnson blocked them all. Willard
was doing all the fighting in this
round. The negro apparently was per-
hitting the white hope to wear him
self out if possible. Willard scored a
light left to the face. 1t was only a
tap and the champion grinned. Will
lard's round.
Round 24-The champion was pa
tiently resting at the beginning of
this round, holding onto Willard and
passing the wink TO his seconds. The
white man hooked left to the body
They went into another clinch and for
the greater part OF the round Rugged
like couple of wrestlers. There was
little fighting. The kansan scored
three lefts to the jaw, but none of
them was a haymaker. Wizards
round.
Round 25-Willard rushed in and
sent light left to the face. The ne
gro clinched and Rugged the cowboy
close again. Willard blocked a lerr
and right, headed for the face counter
ing hard with right to the jaw. VIII
lard scored a right to the body and
another to the jaw. Willard was fore
ing the fighting all the way. Will
ards round.
Round 26-Willard landed a hard
light to the body Referee Welsh was
'orced to make Johnson break, the ne
FRO hanging on from the start. Will
ard nearly dropped the negro with a
errific left to the Jaw. johnson was
cary gone He llnchad and held on
Hard sent IN 4 final smash that
ugc-e! re champion cod.
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The broker smiled again.

Consider Wilkerson's position for
moment. He is liable TO arrest, trial
and long Imprisonment on dozen
charges. Within twenty-four hours we
can have him behind the bars. But
we wouldn't be helping ourselves much
would We? Yet Wilkerson and Mrs
Darnell don't want to go to jail. We
hold that club over them.
They have the secret We mnst have
and we can ruin their lives. Therefore
we make q trade. We give them as
surance that We will not prosecute
them. that we will even enrich them.
if need be. and they in return for this,
hah-i rs yre. She plans that Thomss
ish,oE uH 81
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L. S. AEROPLANES DROP BOMBS

Washington, April 5-As a result
of recent tests at the army aviation
station at San Diego, Cal, bombs suit
able for use with aeroplanes have
demonstrated the practicability as to
safety and certainty of action. The
pearshaped types weighed Is pounds,
while cylindrical types weighed so and
100 pounds each.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-09

G. E. Steinenger, liquor salesman
of St. Louis, was in the city yesterday
calling on his trade.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-09

usly st the white girl in western
ing clothes. and as she avoided viii
rs she escaped the notice of any one
authority
Sic !sUcw that when her absence was
n IN both Mr. Reynolds and Sir Don
] wau,d come after her.
Nigh, came, and see was still push
Z on, though hungry and weary. In
e darknlss she perforle kept to open
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Ito re Continued
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1915-06-25
MOUNTAIN VIEW.

On account Of the musical enter
tainment held at Sherman's church
on Sunday evening, st. Bartholomew
Sunday school have postponed their
ChiIdren's Day services until Sunday
evening, June 27th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Peterman and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Menges, of McSherrystown, spent
Sunday with Mrs Amelia Dietz.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Furry, OF Han
over, visited Mr.. and Mrs. George
Furry last Sunday.
The new store opening and festival
at Chas IN. Barnhart's store was well
attended.
An announcement OF the marriage
of Miss Anna Loretta Hidey to Mr..
Harry Oscar Warfeld, both Of Balti-
more, was received by Miss Jottie
Furry, the first part OF this week.
The ceremony took place In Balti-
more, Saturday, June 10th. The
bride has many friends in this vicin-
ity, as she was a former teacher at
Bish's school, teaching q very sue
cessful term from 1906 to 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Furry and
children, of Pleasant Hill, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Leppo and children,
Of Hanover, Pa, spent Sunday at the
home of Robert Leppo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Kroh and
children, Of Hanover, Pa, and Fern
Sullivan, of Bachman's Valley, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Wirton Frock on Sun
day
Miss Sarah Mummert and friend, Of
Baltimore, spent the weeks end visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mummert.
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-.IlErI1(lI.TER.-

Agatha Weant, Of Taneytown, visit
ed her grandmother Weant, this week.
John Wood, wife and children spent
Sunday with Mrs, Woods parents, Of
Graceham.
James Myerly, wife and grandson,
Earl, spent Sunday with VIM. Cla-
baugh and wife, of Mt. Union.
VIM. Bowers and wife, Of Waynes-
boro, visited Dr. and Mrs C- H- Diller
few days this week,
DR.. Marlin snorb, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his parents.
J. e. Burke and wife spent Sunday
at Pen-Mar-
Lester Troxell, wife and son, Car
roll, and sister, Julia, visited relatives
near Boyd's, Montgomery county, one
day last week.
Charles Filler, OF Baltimore, spent
Sunday at Mrs. Hannah Weant's.
Luther Lippy, wife and children,
Margaret and William, and Mrs. Liz
zie Brothers, of New Windsor, spent
Sunday with James Warren and wife.
Two cows belonging to VIM Har-
baugh, near here, we're struck and
killed by lightning on Tuesday morn
| ing. The corner of Mr.. Harbaugh's
barn was also slightly damaged
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emerine and son
Howard, Miss Katherine Ikeholtz, and
Miss Libbie Yoder, of Glen Arm, Bal
timore county, spent Sunday with e.
l.. Warner and wife.
Emily Boyer, Mrs. ]. E. Burke and
son, Edward, spent Saturday ia fancy
town.
Mrs. David Shorb and daughter, OF
North Dakota, visited s. r. Weybright,
ST., and wife this week.
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LOCUST HILL.

The barley harvest has begun.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John H Mar
kle, On Sunday, June Goth, "a son
Visitors ait the home OF WI. H- War
ner, on Sunday, were: Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Markle and son, Melvin, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Barnhart and
sons, William and Paul, of Hanover;
and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Leese and
two daughters, and Roger Leese.
Mrs. Lenas March is down with ty-
phoid fever. The house has been
quarantined. DIR. Charles A. Wagner
IL the attending physician.
The song OF the reaper IL heard i'm
all directions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rauben-
slime, of Hanover, spent Sunday at
the homes of Paul Whorley and T.. M
Raubenstine-
icy. WI. Raubenstine has for sale the
Osborne Standard Guaranteed No. 1
Binder Irvine at S1s cents a pound,
500 feet to the pound.
Children's Day services we're held
at Christ Church on Sunday evening
and were largely attended
Don't forget St. Bartholomew
Union Sunday School will hold their
Children's Day services on Sunday
evening at 7.30 III m. "a good pro
gram Will be- given
Visitors at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Urias Markle, on Sunday were:
Mrs Alva AFTER and daughters, Car
RE and Catherine, Misses Ida and
Annie Basehore, of near LittlestOwn;
Misses Helen Bish and Lille Ware
hime, Of Baltimore, Nd; Mr.. and
Mrs. jeremiah Jones and daughter,
Viva, and Jake Yingling, of bach
mans Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Markle and son, Melvin, and Mildred
Leese, OF Hanover; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nalvia After an daughter, Erma,
Misses Gladys Wisensale, Bessie
Jones, Gladys Dehoff, Maggie and
Fife Jones and Beatrice Warner,
Messrs. Herman AFTER, Paul Wentz,
AFTER, Raymond Markle, Lewis Kirk
hoff and Charles Markle.
John Brown il building new sum
mer house.
Rev. George Shelter, Of near Spring
Grove, was unanimously elected pas
tor of the West Mannheim Lutheran
Charge, composed Of st. Bartholo-
news, It. David's and It. PauPs
churches.
Sunday school at Pine Grove on
Sunday at p. m. At Bart's U. B.
church, Sunday school at a. m.
Prayer meeting at 7.30 p. IA.
On Sunday at g. Bartholomew
church-Sunday school at SAB a. m
Preaching at $50 a. m, by Rev. S. L..
Hench. Children's Day services in
the evening, at 1870 p. m.
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DEEP RUN.

Making nay seems to b. all the 70
this week
Corn looks very thriving in our
community.
Sunday school at Wisner's, Sunday,
June 20, at $50 a. 10.
NH. Raymond Stonesifer erected a
large wagon shed last week. Messrs.
M. ]. Troxell and Orestus Feeser, car
penters.
Mr.. Edward II. Wertz received his
new Ford automobile, and has made
several trips to Hanover, "a, Man
chester and Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirkhon en-
tertained the following on Sunday,
June 13, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kari
chuf and daughter, Cathryn, of Mt.
Pleasant, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Karichuf and daughters, Cathryn
and Cecilia, of Bart's Church; MI.
and Mrs. David Wisner and daughter,
ZELDA, Miss Mabel Beachtel, Messrs-
Masonhimer and Charles Beachtel-
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Troxell attend
ed the unwilling of the Key monu-
ment at Keysville on Saturday.
Mrs. Savanna Yeiser il visiting her
daughter, Mrs. M. y. TroHell, this
week.
The following visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Troxell on Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Stone
sifer and daughter, Blanche, MIS-
Savanna Yeiser, OF It. Bartholomew
Church; Messrs. VIM. I'll. Belt, Carol
Wentz and Lester Wentz.
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KEYSVILLE.

There will be no w. G. It. U. meeting
this Sunday evening on account OF
Children's Day service at Toms Creek,
but will be held the next Sunday ev-
ening, June ~.
James Kiser is having concrete
walks laid about his house
The following we're visitors over
Saturday and Sunday and attended the
Francis Scott Key monument dedica-
ton: JOS Fox, of Troutville, and Jno.
Fox, of Arlington, at 0. r. Koontz's;
Charles Deleplane, OF Thurmont,
and Harry Fleagle and wife. Of
Copperville, at Thomas Foxes; Mrs.
Susan Fogle, OF Thurmont, with her
niece, Mrs. Edward Knipple; l. j.
Staub and wife. Mrs. Margaret Eyler
md daughter, Maude, at or Airing
ton; Miss Rae Lambert, OK New
Windsor, Miss Edna Mering, or fancy
tawn, DR.. Samuel Hess and wife, OF
Woodbine; Clarence Buckingham,
wife and daughter, Ethel, OF Gathers,
at Peter Baumgardner's D. Myers,
Jacob Starner, wife and daughters,
Belle and Ruth, Mr.. Fritz, wife and
son, Paul Starner, wife and son, David,
all of Westminster; B. 0. Slonaker
And wife, or Taneytown, Clarence
Mackley, wife and son, Of Union
Bridge, Mrs. John Dayhofr, OF Union
town, Upton Dayhoff, wife and family,
of Bruceville, at George Frock's.
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DETOUR.

Mrs. Charles Filler, Of Baltimore, IL
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hannah
Weant
p. D. Essich, wife and children at
tended the w, NJ. G, commencement
this week
Those =@1a6 spent Sunday with u. D-
Rooms, Jr, and wife were: 9. =. Win
and, wife and daughter Elva, Bertha
Deity, Mrs. Brame and two sons
Ralph and Arthur, Of New Chester,
ia; MAR. and Mrs. E. O. Norris, OF
Middleburg, and Messrs. Paul and
Robert l.. Rooms, Jr., OF Baltimore
The last two named spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rooms.
Mrs. III. III. Boyer, John and Emily
Boyer and Mrs. y. r.. Burke spent one
day last week with friends on Penn
sylvania avenue, Westminster.
Katharine Baker, of Waynesboro
visited at g. r. Weybright's this week
Elsie Whitmore spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Wilson, 81
Union Bridge.
Mrs. A. G.. Miller and Helen Miller
are spending the week in Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Oscar Townshend, who hat
been visiting her parents, r. ID. Rooms
Sr., and wife, returned this week II
her home in Atlantic City.
Ross Miller and wife and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Rittenhouse, Of York, spent Sun
day with r.. ID. Essick and wife.
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VEST FALLS.

line west rails LdulGS ALu 1OIlCLy
held their last meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Emily Penn. Those present
were: Mrs. VIM. Gosnell, Mrs. VIM.
CLANCY, Mrs. Daisy Weishaar, Mrs.
Elsie Welsh, Mrs Nettie Lowman,
Mrs. Edna Lowman, Mrs. Emily Penn,
Mrs. Sarah Carver, Mrs. Robert Penn,
Mrs. Blanche Buckingham, Mrs. Katie
Gosnell, Mrs. Mertie Penn, Miss
Wood, Of Baltimore; Misses Lizzie
Wolbert, May Long, Naomi Hood,
Ruth CLANCY, Ruth Warfield, Margie
Lowman, Ruth and Orpha Penn, Rev.
T. NJ. Dickey, Mr.. Carl CLANCY, Mas
tiers Harry Lowman, Walter Welsh
and Bernard Buckingham and Hamil-
ton Dickey. After the meeting Re-
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs. Emma
Lowman's, Thursday afternoon, July
s.
Mi. and Mrs. VIM Welsh and son,
Walter, spent Sunday with MT. and
Mrs. Jerry Watkins, Of Unionville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Brashear and
children called on Mrs. Emma Brasil
ear Sunday evening
Gilbert and Roland Welsh spent
Sunday with Wilbur Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Trigg, OF Bal
timore, are spending some time with
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. CLANCY.
Mr. George Demitt and Mrs. Lizzie
Reed spent Sunday with Mrs. Amelia
LoWman. Y"
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College, and he has been reelected Tor
four years, on his return he will stop
in Pittsburgh and Butler to visit his
daughter and sister,.
Mr. Jesse P- Garner Will fill Co.,
pulpit OK tine Church or God On Sunday
morning and Elder w. p. Englar In
the evening.
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TO CREDITORS.

This ia to give notice that the subscribers have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county ia Maryland, letters testamentary On the
Personal Estate of
GEORGE w. MILLER,
late of Carroll county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated 10 the subscribers,
on or before the 18th dry 0f january, lyl6, rney
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate.
Given under our hands this 14th day of June.
CHARLES R. MILLER,
ELLA B. MILLER,
june 1S-4t Executors
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MO. 1925 EQUITY.

T., the cireuit Court for Carroll County. sitting as
- - a Court of Equity
schIoss Bros Company. and others. plaintiffs. III
The Miller Bros Company of Mestnhs1
Maryland. Defendants
Tba creditors Of The Miller Bros Company,
bodv corporate of the State of Maryland are
hereby notified to file their claims with the Vouc ,+
ers thereof with the Clerk OF the Crcui1 80 ~
for Carroll County properly authenticate; On M
before the fourteenth day of July a, ~, lglS-
$3.50 NM JOHN M. ROBERTS,
. Auditor.
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TNIvIDEND NO. ~.
Union Mills Savings Bank,

Union Mills, Md, June 5, 1915.
The President and Directors of this
Bank have this day declared semi
annual dividend Of Four per Cent. upon
thu Capital Stock of thu Bank, clear OF
County and State taxes, payable June
30th, 1915.
Stock books close June 10th. 1915,
reopen July LIST, 1915
C- III BANKERT,
June 1926 Treasurer.
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HUNIONTOWN.

Sister Magdalene Kasewurm. Of the
Deaconess Home, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. IT. ID. Fogle and Rev. and Mrs
Rev. III F. Murray left Oh Sunday
evening for Findley College, Findley,
Ohio, he went as trustee Of the
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MISS ELOISE MILLER,

Pupil Of Max Landow. Peabody Conser-
vatory, will be pleased to receive stu
dents in instrumental music at her
home, No. 296 East Main Street, West
minister, Maryland. Terms moderate.
June 18-1m
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MOODBINE.

James Oliver Harrison died at his
home on Friday, June II, at IL p m.,
W cancers of the stomach, aged Az
wears, ITO months and 25 days Hls
funeral took place at Morgan's Chap
el on Sunday, June 13. Burial IN ad-
Joining cemetery, Rev. T. M. D1ckey
officiated. He was member Of
Patapsco Conclave, NO 49,, Improved
order of Heptasophs, or Sykesyille,
Md. The pallbearers were all mem
hers of the order. Services at the
grave were conducted by the order.
He ii survived by the following child
ren. Mildred, Hilda, Idean, William,
Eyeline and Basil Harrison; also the
following brothers and sisters, Thos.
A. Harrison, Ernest B. Harrison, OF
this place; William IT. Harrison, Of
Washington, and Mrs Pearl Leather
wood, or Day.
M. Theodore Yeiser, county survey
or. has made a survey Of the lands OF
Albert Owings, deceased, and laid the
same out in lots for the heirs, which
W. understand will be sold later
The Woodbine Sunday school will
hold its Children's services on June
20.
The moving picture show which Is
being conducted by Mr.. Solomon VOL
man, viii b. held Saturday evening
III his new open air moving picture
parlor, which he erected. The Wood
bine Band will furnish the music Sat
urday evening.
The band expects to make a. good
a season a. they did last They are
prepared to give the people flne ana
new selection of the latest music.
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TO CREDITORS.

IN -
This II 10 rive notice that The subscriber m
obtained from the Orphans Court or Carroll
county, in Maryland, letters OF administration VI
the Personal Estate Of
JAMES o. HARRISON.
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby.
warned to exhibit the Same with CO. vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to thu subscriber,
IN " before the 18th day OF January. 1919. they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from all Denent
of said estate
Given under my hand this 14th day OF June
THOMAS "A. HARRISON,
june 18-4t Administrator
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CHERRIES WANTED.

win receive cherries at ray place q
business each day Of the week until
p. MI.
Phone 1877 GEO. N. HUNTER.
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rlecrioN oRora.

Az DnpfTANCE TO r1DNifyE fpil
TuE RrhMIfsfsfN TO THE DUAL.
IFiFn TAX PAYING VOTERS 90
THE City gF CORPUS rjfHIfTi
TExAE. TNE QUESTION. SHALL.
TnE City CprACI. eF TflE
CITY 90 cpntT's riinlHrL TEN.
A. hE AUTHORIZED TO ~Rli
THE nuSua DF fAfn CITY ~
TIfF RrM pr USE Itf'NDRFt
TtipTFkSp pgLf.kfta PAYABLE
FphTf FEAfiE hf1in DATE ASH
nEhEEMAHn.E AT TIfn OPTION
or FAfn CITY At ASY TiMF
AFTf-H TWESTr YEARS FROM
rArfr THEREON A~r NEAHiNn
fNTrHrFT At TIP RATE ~
fItg PERCENT pFh ANNif y
AsD 70 LEVY a TAX rvFpi.
Gent 10 PAY TIRE fNTEifFfT
on SAD BONDS AID CREATE a
SINKING rfiN1 FffFTfriFs-r r.
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riiE STATE op TieXAa
70 III persons lpisTtstei ln The fs.
tate % Ami, Lucnp. DECREASED iialtln
rilphun. Administrative - the t,mAgs
~ said Annle i.neas. duoeAacd have
ritd M the County Court ~ Nuecss
r'suniy hgf ilaai account ~ thr con
ditihn 81 said estate. farethcr with m
application - b. discharged A. "a,
nlnisiattik ti8sffof. which Hlll ~
hssfd - our said Court on The thlfd
Monday ~ March. a ~ iais. same hr
ihR lhn 18TH dns ~ MATCH. A ~. lsi6
81 the Court linpsr ~ nald Nuescs
County r. tie cas- of Corpus Christi,
Tetaa a. whirk time nna tisre al per.
sons lhiwrtsisd IA tsia rsiais orr -
guirod ~ spp~ar and epntnai sala ~
asi Account and application. e tho,
500 ufhpff
Witness. Aus rshilnesr, clerk ~ she
Caunty Court ~ N1ecsa cDunty. Texas
Owen upasr my baHd and the aes
~ sald cnnr a. my office % corpas
rrihii. frsns On thlN tho Flat day ~
lanpaty. A. ~ 1919
ARG UHiliJS0RIl,
clara County Court Nuscsn County
asxha
~ rIfAB WALTERS. rspatN
a true roIt. } refiify,
Al. y. WRIGHT.
ghfslr. Nurrea rrunfr. Tsxhs
ny OSCAR hELl.AMs. nspalr.
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County 90 <uetsra
,Saseis Chftsst 1w~as far. f9th.. is,s
To when a MAY cancorni
The undersigned hcrety five notice
~ their lnscalies - Arris a. the
rhlfty fourih itEiai4tars a the State
- rexAs ~ 90 regular ssssIcn. nsg
in session Tor tho rAsraae q 4 ere,isl
TAN. c4diHA 1tANt.as and ss,niamlne
iA the cay ~ Corpus CHRISTI. TeaAn
an nfht Title ana interest ~ tlie state
% Texas a. 80 iana new. ~ Aeresefofc
~ ANY tirie owned ~ the state 1T
fc~HE UNDER tae waters n rgfpaf
Chflati hay l,inA hctUeen ghe urfthesn
and southern hml,s ~ ~sis ciiy eAtend.
- eastward Into said waters % the
ensiyfn boundary ~ sa,i state
Nntlev Ia also hereby rspen that ire
undersigned viii arpit 81 snta t.cgisia.
iere "a eaid secession fer the passage
~ special ln~ ce4ine creating ana
rnNfifmlnn w. the cliy az c.Wpua
CHRIST az flehi tiiic ard intsreas ~
I've state ~ rcNaa a. al lands owned
p, me state - Tcsas unscf ths waters
~ Naores Ray Within ne cafrnfa,e
limits - eaid Cits II cnrpus CHRIST
Nuy Miller liNsh Switzerland. tud
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