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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
S. Jovonovie brzoiovi
RooseveI+u k obIe+ni-
ci Pearl Horborio

Predsednik jugoslovanske VIA
de, Slobodan Jovanovic, je tele-
|grafiral F'ranklinu Rooseveltu,
predsedniku Zedinjenih draw
naslednje:
"Obletnico dneva zahrbtnega
zlocina, ko je Japonska, ne da
hi pretrgala tekoca pogajanja,
Inapadla vlado in narod Zedi-
njenih draw, je leila Jugosla-
vie, da yam in narodu Zedinje-
nih draw poslje svoje pozdra-
We. Tudi mi imamo obletnico
dneva zahrbtnosti - 6. april,
1941 - ko so nemska letala
brez vojne napovedi planila ma
nebranjeno mesto Beograd.
"Eakor jugoslovanski narod
tako We tudi narod Zedinjenih
draw, da Sc smrti resijo lie oni,
XII Sc je ne boje, Kadar bodo
nekoc mogocne armade zedinje-
nih narodov najpreprostejsim
|ljudem in najmanjsim narodom
zagotovile povsod po svetu bolj-
Sc zivljenje in bolj varno svobo-
do, v svetu, Xxi bo takrat ure-
| jen, pazljiv in demokraticen,
bono vedeli vsi, da noBeden Cd
nasih padlih nj zastonj umrl.
" imenu jugoslovanske Via
de in vojakov Draze MihajIoyi-
lea, kakor tudi vseh Jugoslova-
nov, XII Sc boreyproti skupnemu
|sovrazniku, Yam posiljam 8.
professionals. poslanico najboIj-
sih zelja in zaupanja Y velikoI
zmago in velik' mir"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
JUGOSLAVIJA
Balkan in EvrOpa

Dasi streme Slovenci, zlasti
po prebridkih izkusnjah, XII so
jih imeli njihovi, po prvi svetov-
nj vojni Avstriji in Italiji izro-
ceni deli v tel podloznosti, "a
zedinjeno Slovenijo, tenn abso-
lutnim pogojem njihovega poll
ticnega obstanka in kulturnega
ter socijalnega razvoja, Sc ne
SINE sklepati, da imajo kakrsno
koli izolacijo v mislih. Odkla-
njajo pa odlocno vse naerte raz-
nih politicnih spekulantov in
pretendentov, pc katerih bi Sc,
cetudi pod kaksnim drugim i
menom, obnovila nekdanja hab-
sburska monarhija in Sc Habs-
burzani zopet posadili ma tron.
Logicna zveza, katero so Slo-
venci Sc V avstrijskih cash ma
celoma priznavali in so zanjo
bojevali, je z ostalimi jugoslo-
vanskimi narodi, torej Jugosla-
via, XII pa Sc mora preurediti ma
federativni in demokraticni po-
dlagi enakimi pravicami "a
vse njene dele.
Homatije, katere so Sc v zad-
njih pet in dvajsetih letih vrsi-
10 v start JugoslaUji in jo sla-
bile ma radost njenih soyrazni-
kov, ne izvirajo il nobenega po-
dedovanega in neozdrayljivega
plemenskega antagonizma, tenn
vec iz napacne drzavne organi.
zacije, il sebicnih ambicij raz-
nih politikov in il imperialistie-
nih stremljenj velesil, XII SO ho-
tele izrabljati Jugoslayijo "a
,svoje namene. Seme .razdora sc
posejali De Habsburzani in Mi
howl oprode, vedoci, da Sc be
jugoslovansko vprasanje pref
ali slej resevalo, pa SO "a IA siu-
! !caj hotel biti pripravljeni /
K i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
Odsel k vojakom

Cleveland, O.. - Pred krat-
kim je odsel prostovoljno k vo-
jakom v Camp Perry, O., Ru-
dolp Nose, sin Mrs. Frances No
sc, 6508 Bonna Ave.
Rudolf je bill motornik ma po.
ulicni zeleznici ma st. Clair po.
staji. Bill je druzaben FAINT in tu'
kaj ga pogresamo.- Mi upamo
da Sc DO po vojni povrnil in ma
da5eval s eprevazanjem potni
kov,, in mislimo, da njegova ma
ma zeli isto. !Oee je mrtev.
Frank Barbic,
usluzbenec pauhcne CTS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
Hinen

Painesville, Ohio. - Dne IA.
novembra sta sc porocila Miss
Anne Prelc in Rodger Petrov-
5ic v cerkvi Marie Vnebovzetje
ma Holmes Ave.
Svatba Sc je vrsila v Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Novoporoeenca sta
Sc podala ma kratko zenitovanje
v Columbus, Ohio.
Srcna hvala vsem udelezen-
Gem svatbe "a veselo zabavo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
SLOVENCI In HABSBURZA

Kakor vsi demokraticno mi
sleci in euteci ljudje so tudi de-
legati Slovenskega narodnega
kongresa skrajno vznemirjenl
zaradi priznanja, katero je do.
bill gospod Otto, Won Habsburg
fod' vojnega tajnistva v zvezi z
nameravano ustanovitvijo av.
strijskega bataljona v okviru
vojske Zedinjenih draw.
Zadeva Sc nikakor ne tice sa.
mo Avstrijcev, oziroma Ameri
kancev avstrijskega porekla, k
sani najostreje protestirajc
|proti sugestiji, da ina Otor
kaksno pravico, izdajati Sc "a
Injih zastopnika. ampak priza,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
Resolucije, sprejete ma Slovenskem
narodnem kongresu

strah "a slucaj bolezni, nezgo-
de in starosti.
Z. Mednarodna organizacija,
XII bo dovolj mocna, torej tudi
voljna, da zadusi v kali vsak
poizkus oborozenega napada pod
kakrsno koli pretvezo.
Slovenski narodni kongres je
preprican, da Sc S sedanjo vojno
zakljueuje dolgo poglavje pre-
teklosti in odpirajo vrata move
dobe, v kateri Sc morajo pred
pravice umakniti pravicnosti "a
vse. Zaradi tega pozdravlja vsa-
ko gibanje XII gre resno "a od-
pravo nesporazumov med naro-
di, "a utrditev in zavarovanje
resnicne demokracije, "a orga-
nizirano mednarodno sodelova,
ME, "a odstranitev vsakega clo-
veskega izkoriseanja, "a federi-
ranje posameznih draw v vecje
skupine S koncnim ciljem usta-
novitve svetovne demokraticne
federacije, kateri pomeni var.
most celote tudi varnost in MOI
most razvoja vsakega posamez.
mega della.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10
OGORCENE BORBE NARODNIH
BORCEV V SLOVENIJI

Pc vsej slovenj tako po delu XII ga je zasedla
nemska voska, kakor one, XII ga zasedi talijani
vsijo nude borbe med nasimi borc in vpadnki ter
imajo sednji velike zgube udeh in vonih potreb-
Scinah
Zato pa nj mic cudnega, &c Mussolni tako jez in
grozi 'rnskim zakonom' Paljenja ceh vasi strelja
MIA nedolznih judi in tacev kakor udi groznja rim
skim zakonom' zmanjsa borbenosti in ustrahuje
borcev, katerm celokupno prebivalstvo pomaga
Tako je prispea vest da talijanska letala bonn
bardrala skofo loko in vas bizni skofje oke Radov
ljco razdeja prebivalstvo povecin postre drugo
razgnai. Vas Mackovec sploh vec obsto ker je po
pomona razdeana. Tudi tn e bilo veliko postre anih
Nekaj jh je zbezalo hribe, ostae pa Itaani
gnali strani.
Italijanska letala obmetavala z bombami tudi
GrosuplJe in druge tamosnje vas, tia do Kocevja
Posebno huda bitka je vnea okoli Kocevja ker je
pablo cez so Italijanov.
Odpor prebivalstva je vsakim dnem hujsi in vpad-
niki ze zgubljajo glavo.
Sc hujse pa pride
Ker "a $7-biijonski vladni program vojnih konstruk
cij je treba vec esarjeV, kot h je razpoago sta
narodno udruzenje stavbenih konraktorev in menarod
nija esarjev uyeda program izvezbanje vaancey
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

n Il J s .E Il
syojcas podvrzeni obsovrazeni
vladi Habsburzanov in povrh
tega vsi resnicni demokrati
sploh. To je jasno razvidno IL
Otonove trditve, da zivi v Anne
riki deset milijonov Avstrijcev,.
kajti splosno je znano, da steje
Avstriia sama lie okrog sest mi
lijonov prebivalcev in habsbur-
Ski gospod je mogel nasteti svo-
je milijone lie tedaj, &c je incl v
mislih pekdanjo, sedaj ma sreco
mrtvo. avstro-ogrsko monarhi-
jo, kateri je moral prikljuciti Sc
nekoliko drugih dezel z apeti-
tom, XII je bill v habsburski dru-
zini vedno velik.
/ Pismo gospoda Stimsona, s
katerim Sc je Oton bahal ma
svojem banketu, bi lahko - in
delon1a ze je - zbudilo med ma
rodi, XII so nekdaj bill zapostav'
7 lieni in teptani podaniki HabS
: burzanov strah, da' sinpatizirs
/ vlada Zedinjenih draw z ambi
: cijami pretendenta Otona, XII n
nikdar tajil svojih velikih re
4 liza, XII pa niti ne predstavlja IL
gnanih, oziroma izseljenih Av
q strijcev, temvee lie nekaksno XII
i ko samih znanih fasistov, XII j
v Avstriji z brutalno silo zatira
la vsako demokracijo.
: Slovehci bi bill pripravljen
navezati in vzdrzevati prijatel..
. ske stike demokraticno Az
strijo kakor z vsako sosedn
dezelo, kadar bi bila resena tt
iega in domaeega fasizma;
t. povratku Habsburzanov, pa I
j. tudi samo ma celu sedanje Az
l. STRIFE, pa vidijo najresnejse
J. grozevanje svoje narodne neot
visnosti, vse evropske demokr;
D cije in svetovnega miru.
D Habsburska monarhija bi s
4 mogla obnoviti le prot odloci
D. volji vseh narodov, XII SO Sc "
d selili njenega zasluzenega poe
IL na~in njene oblasti bi Sc mog
d ustanoviti lie q oborozeno sill
kateri bi Sc liudstvo cd Kirk
nosev do Balkana, cd Alp {
S. Karpat uprlo vsemi moem
- Habsburzani ne pomenijo n
drugega kot trajno nevarnost
zato je treba narediti odlocs
konec njihovemu spletkarstv
preden more poroditi strupt
sad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

ma OlUZ SL. Cidu
Ave., maj mi pri-
nese nazaj vse
tiste naslove cd
deklet, tistih 10
dolarjev pa maj
da "a pomoc Ju-
goslaviji. Sal to-
lie nj lepo cd ME-
ga, posebn no ce
Sc DO zvedelo, da
je bill mas rojak.
zelim dobiti ma
zaj tudi kart to
cd S. N. D. in
regis tracijsko
karto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

Tole mi je povedal Mr.. Frank
Cesnik, XII je predsednik, nam
rec, da maj JAZZ povem, ker meni
boil verjamejo, da SO tudi ZEN
ske povabljene ma veselico, XII jo
podr. st. 5 moske zveze ppiredi
v soboto vecer.
No ia, &c je tako, Sc bono pa
zenili.
Joe Pograjc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

Takole masino
so sedaj nasta-
viii v neko 60
stilno, da da je
samo en- pinac
"a en- cent. Mai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-10

'vojim starodavnim geslom 'd- L
,ide ct impera!" I
Ma zalost MISC mozje, XII SO VI \
nladi Jugoslaviji prihajali ma I
krmilo imeli, ne sposobnosti, ne
volje, da bi ozdravili to hudo,
d nikakor ne konstitucijonalno
bolezen. Da zivi v vseh jugoslo-
plemenih cuvstvo edln-
stva in VOLTA "a skupno zivlJe-
ME, dokazuje ravnanje ljudstva
v sedanji strasni krizi, hujsi IN
nevarnejsi cd turskih navalov,
v kateri ne morejo jugoslovan-
ski kvizlingi najti dovolj pri-
stasev, da bi Sc vzdrzali v Sc
dlu, &c jih ne bi Settle vee kot
trideset osisenih divizii.
Ideja Jugoslavije je osnovno
zdrava, toda organizirati sc
mora v prid ljudstva, ne pa "a
privatne koristi posameznih po-
litikov ali pa "a diplomatieno
zoganje tujih sill.
I " ia namen mora biti Jugo-
slavija federativna, vsak, men
del mora biti avtonomen v svo-
| jem kulturnem zivljenju in "
zadevah, XII Sc ticejo izkljucno
njegovega ozemlja, politieno in
socijalno pa mora biti demokra-
tiena celota. Avtonomija ne sme
ovirati enotnosti v zadevah, XII
so skupne celoti, pa tudi ne zve-
ze Jugoslavije 2 drugimi skupi-
nami, da Sc omogoei gospodar-
sko zivljenje ma eim sirsi podla-
gi in odpravijo carinske, potne,
valutne in podobne sikane, XII so
doslej onemogoeale prijateljsko
!sozitje evropskih narodov.
v tenn oziru prihaja vprvi vr-
sti v postev balkanska fedora
CHA, XII je po zemljepisnem polo
zaju nadvse prirodna tvorba in
bi tudi pomagala odpraviti raz-
ne problene, katerih ne more
nobena drzava sama Ease pra-
vilno resiti.
: ! Pa tudi federirani Balkan ne
more biti nikakrsen "koncni
: cilj" kajti, interest evropskih
; narodov SO tako povezani, mo-
derno gospodarstvo zahteva ta-
; ko siroko podlago, socialni pro-
;. blemi tirjajo tako tesno sodelo-
vanje in varnost miru je tako
Il nasprotna staremu razkosanju
Il da je prihodnji korak, XII vodi v
= Zdruzene drzave Europe, neizo.
Il giben.
Ma podlagi teh dejstev izjav-
lila Slovenski narodni kongres
da je deraokraticna, federativna
Jugoslavija z moderniziranim,
i elm enotnejsim gospodarstvom
o in S socijalnimi uredbami, ki ga
: rantirajo varnost-- vsega ljud-
= stva pred pomanjkanjem in be.
a do, neodvisna cd vsake posa.
j. meme tuje sile potrebna "a vse
i jugoslovansko ljudstvo, obenem
a pa tudi "a zgradbo vecje de-
e mokraticne balkanske, nadaIje
o evrOpske enote in naposled "a
: demokratieno organizacijo vse-
= ga sveta.
n Slovenski narodni kongres
:, globoko preprican o TAXI potre
/ hi, je pripravljen z vso iskre
J. nostjo sodelovati z drugimi, Y
s. prvi vrsti jugoslovanskimi, pc
1. tudi z drugimi balkanskimi, ev
J. ropskimi in, seveda, amerikan
/ skimi skupinami, Xxi imajo ena
o Ike demokraticne ellie. Pred
J vsen pa vabi srbske in hrvaskt
! brate, XII SO dobre wolfe, da 81
a tudi oni LOTTO tega della, poma
} gajo odpraviti nesporazume, k
also v glavnem zasejani Cd so
vraznikov in zgraditi Jugosla
/ WHO, XII DO dom svobode in pra
/ vice "a vse njene narode.
i CDalje prihodnjic1
a CHRISTMAS. SEALS
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
WOODLAND

A Memorial Service was held for
the late Mrs. r. Goodwin Terry, at
the w. S. G. S. the 9Th, the first
anniversary of her death.
Installation of the new Epworth
League officers will be at the Sun
day evening service at Hopewell. A
social was held Thursday evening
the 9th.
Mr.. william Simcoe has returned
from q visit with his aunt Annie
Simcoe in North East.
Mr.. Robert Miller of Philada.,
called on his sister, Mrs. S. r. Tome,
Saturday.
Miss Virginia Abrahams returned
Sunday from several days visit IL
Baltimore.
Lorna Hamblin and Arthur Ben
jamin Jr., were victims of the
measles last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip jackson have
moved from Perryville to the Sim
mers farm, that he will operate this
year.
Mrs. Joseph McMullen, daugh-
ters Elizabeth and Pauline. spent
Sunday in Oxford at the home of her
father, Mr.. Isaac Alexander as it
was Mrs. McMullen's birthday.
Mrs. Bell of Upper Falls, Md,
spent last week with her daughter,
Mrs. holland Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love and
Martha Love spent Sunday with
Miss Martha Wier.
Mr.. Wilbert Jackson for the past
eleven years has had the Baltimore
Evening Sun and Sunday paper
route. The first Of the month, Mr..
Ira Bryan took 1t eyer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
EVERETTE s. THOMSON

Everette s. Thompson, Linthi-
cum Heights, Maryland, died sud
denly April 9Th, in Baltimore. He
was born In North East, Md, son
of the late Joseph v. and Annie l..
Thompson.
He had been employed for the
past thirty-five years by the Mary
land State Road Commission and at
the time of his death was assistant
engineer. Surviving are two sisters
and two brothers, Mrs. L. o. George,
Perryville; Mrs. Ambrose e. Dren-
men, North East; Marshall Thomp-
SON, Oxford, Pa, and Melvin D.
Thompson, Bayside, Long Island.
Funeral services were held from
st. Lukes Church, Carey near Lex
ington Street, Baltimore. Inter-
ment in Cedar Hill cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17

Mrs. Wrightson Charsha's din
ner guests the Sth-w Mrs. Gill
bert SINNERS, Mrs Ralph L. Thomp-
son and Misses Liela and Anne
Thompson.
Miss Mabel Astle of Zion is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold
Tyson.
Mrs. Mary Carroll Ewing is re-
cuperating at the home of her son
and wife, after several weeks ILL
ness at the home OF Mrs. Keilholtz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal G. Hilton of
Frederick, Nd, Mrs. K. #. Was
muth, son Ward Of Stansbury
Manor, Md, Mrs. Robert Hilton and
Mr.. Robert Tabler Of Baltic, spent
Tuesday the 7th, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert B. SINNERS.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Roland Tome had
dinner Sunday With Mr.. and Mys.
Peter gems, gsEuiustea ZtkA
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
MRS. HENRY G. HAGER

Mrs. Louisa Hager, wife of Henry
G. Hager, of Chesapeake City and
former Sheriff, died at her home on
April z. She was ~ years of age.
Mrs. Hager was active in civic and
church affairs in Chesapeake City.
Funeral services were held from
the Chesapeake City Presbyterian
Church on Friday at 2 o'clock with
interment in Bethel cemetery.
She is survived by her husband;
one son, DR.. Henry Hager, Jr., and
Mrs. John Kintner.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
LUTHER J. RICHARDS

Luther J. Richards died Sunday
evening at Washington Hospital,
Tacoma Park, Md. His death came
as great shock to his friends as
Mr.. Richards had just been taken to
the hospital for treatment that
morning. The deceased was 70 years
of age. He was son of the late Will
liam and Rebecca Richards and the
last member of the family. He was
born and spent his entire life in the
Porters Bridge section, devoting his
time to farming until few years
ago. when he retired from active
work.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Alice
Mckinney Richards, and one son,
William Richards.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at two o'clock, at
West nottingham Friends Meeting
house and interment made In the
adjoining burying ground.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
ALFRED MURRAY VAN ILL

Alfred Murray Van Lii, aged II
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Van Lill, of Elkton, died at Union
Hospital Elkton, on Wednesday,
April 8, of heart trouble. The de-
ceased was a student at Salesianum
School, Wilmington, Del. Besides
his parents, he Is survived by one
brother, Arthur Van Lii, Jr., who is
in Uncle Sans armed forces. The
funeral was held Saturday morning,
with services in the Elkton Catholic
Church at o'clock. Interment in
the church cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
MISS ALICE WHIBLEY

Miss Alice whitley, aged 81
years, a native of Childs, Cecil
County, and a daughter of the late
j. Harry and Margaret A. whitley,
died at her home 1900 York Road,
Philada., April z. She is survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Chas. e. Spencer,
of Richardson Park, Del, and Mrs.
Edward Morgan, of Stanton, Del.
The funeral was held from McCreary
Funeral Home, Philada, Friday af-
ternoon. Interment in Cherry Hill
Cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
Scraps Get Japs

"For the lack of a nail shoe was
lost;
For the lack of a shoe horse was
lost;
For the lack of a horse a general
was lost;
For the lack of a general battle
was lost;
For lack of a battle nation was
last
All for the lack of a horse shoe
nail'.
And nails are made of metal!
Will you help us get the scrap
iron to the Japs, special delivery?
What consolation shall we have if
this war is lost to us and we realize
that the makings of a bomb or a
gun barrel or shell lay as useless
metal on our property while it might
have helped turn the tide of bat
tie?
Get together any Of the following
you may have. Clean out the attic,
the sheds, and the closets. Notify
the high school to call for the ma
terial. We will do the rest.
Broken tools and machinery,
beds, iron or brass, auto. bodies or
parts, tire and other chains, batter
les, kitchen utensils and vessels,
metal picture frames, fat irons, hot
water bottles, wooden clothing, cleo
trical appliances, pipe and rodding,
newspapers, magazines, cardboard
boxes, catalogs, tires, boots, over
shoes, stove parts, rugs, horse shoes,
pumps, bolts.
Third Year Glass,
Rising Sun High School
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
Two Large County
Farms Sold

The fine large farm of DR.. j. Wes-
ley Cole, known as "Windermead
Farms" on U. S. Route No. near
Hickory, including all stock and
equipment was sold the past week
to Mr. Harry p. Brown Of Baltimore
who it is understood will occupy
same as his future home in the near
future. Also the large dairy farm of
Hugh q. Torbert just across the
Pennsylvania line near Delta has
been sold to Mr.. Joseph Horton of
Baltimore County, Maryland who
also takes over the fine dairy herd.
Mr.. Horton will take immediate pos
session. Both of these sales were
made by A. H. Ashton, represent
ing Wheeler & Grier, Realtors.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-04-17
JAMES t. BIRNEY.

James T. Birney, age 81 years,
died at the home of his son, Chas.
Birney, near Elk Mills, on April 7th.
Funeral services were held from
Cherry Hill church ON Saturday at
ternoon at o'clock with interment
in the adjoining cemetery.
He is survived by four sons, FL
wood, Philada; Francis, South Caro-
lima; Raymond and Chas., near Elk
Mills, and three daughters, Mrs.
Sarah Crockett, Chester; Mrs. May
Knopf, Philada., and Mrs. Rhoda
Walstrom, Elkton.
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Sheriff S Sale OF Real Estate

BY virtue of writ of fieri facias
issued out of the Circuit Court for
Cecil County at the suit of Charles
.own Sand and Stone Corporation to
the use of Helen Davis Smith VS.. Eli
5. Seminar, No. 10 Judicials, June
FERN, 1912, have levied upon all
the right, title, interest and estate
lot of land situate in the Seventh
Election District of Cecil County
ON the north side Of the public road
from Principle Furnace to Whitak-
er's Mill adjoining property of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
others containing twenty-eight ac-
res, more or less, improved by
frame dwelling house and out
buildings, and being the same prop
erty of which Alderman B. Sent
man died, seized and possessed in
testate leaving as his heirs at law,
his four children, Frank r. Sent
man, Eli S. Seminar, Harry A. Sent
man and Eleanor Gibson.
And will sell the same by public
auction at the Court House Door in
the Town of Elkton, Cecil County
on
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1912
At II o'clock, A. M.
Terms of sale are cash. Costs Of
conveyance, including State and
Federal Revenue Stamps to be paid
by the purchaser.
DAVID J. RANDOLPH,
Sheriff of Cecil Co.
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EARLEvILLE DAIRY
HERD STILL LEADS

II is rather hard to believe but
4h,s makes the sixth month for D..
G. Fonda's herd topping the asso-
citation. 1t looked as though we had
a new leader when Mount Ararat
made the herd average of TT ID OF
milk and 1872 ID Of fat, however, the
Fonda herd topped this with an
average of S23 ID of milk and 42.o
ID of fat. In third place Glen NC
Grady made 664 ID of milk and 33.O
10 of fat. Fourth place was held by
Mount Harmon Farm making Ill
ID of milk and 31.5 ID of fat. In hfth
place we find Carl Feucht whose
herd made SAT ID of milk and
3O.5 ID of fat.
We really had some high produc-
ing cows for the month of March
Mount Ararat took high honors with
Flo making 1886 ID of milk and
97.2 10 of fat. In second was No. y
from Fonda's herd making 1O1l 10
of milk and SO.8 ID of fat. They also
had No. IA in sixth place with 1454
N of milk and TAP ID of fat and
13A in ninth with 1107 ID OF milk
and 7O.9 10 of fat. Mount Harmon
farm at Earleville had No. "a in
third place with 1905 ID of milk
and SOL 10 of fat. They also had
No. 23 in tenth place with 1888
ID of milk and 7O.5 ID of fat. Jim
McFadden and George Craig are
really rolling the milk from the
cows. Mount Ararat also had No.
F18 in fourth place with 1888 ID
of milk and 1879 ID of fat. No. C-213
in fifth with 1915 ID of milk and
1873 ID of fat, and F-26 in eighth
place with 1243 ID of milk and 72.1
ID of fat. Lloyd Balderston had
Martha in seventh place with 1905
ID of milk and 72.4 ID of fat.
The production for the county was
on the increase during the month
and we hope for better production
to. continue. The only way to beat
higher farming costs is to produce
more milk from the same number
of cows.
Arthur Snyder, Dairy Herd I'M
provement Association Tester.
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CECIL r.. MCKNIGHT

Funeral services for Cecil Roy
McKight, who died in Philadelphia,
were held Wednesday afternoon at
Pippin's Funeral Home, Elkton,
with interment in Cherry Hill,
cemetery.
Mr.. Mcknight is survived by his
wife, Violet Nicholson Mcknight,
his daughter, Mrs. Bessie L. Will
liams, and four grandchildren; his
father, DR.. Vernon H. Mcknight, of
Elkton, and a sister, Miss Bessie L.
Mcknight of Wilmington, Del.
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GEORGE w. GLASS

George w. Glass died at his
home near Port Deposit on April a,
of pneumonia. Mr.. Glass was re-
tired r. r. Conductor. His funeral
services were held at Lee A. Pat
terson Funeral Home, Aiken. Inter-
ment in Arlington cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, one
sister, and two brothers OF Balti-
more.
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MRS. INDIA AIKEN

Mrs. India Aiken, widow of the
late James Aiken, died April 6, at
her home in Port Deposit, aged S5
years.
Mrs. Aiken was the daughter of
William and Mary Foster Camp
bell and was born near Woodlawn.
After her marriage she lived near
Colora.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day afternoon at her late home, and
interment made in Hopewell ceme-
terry.
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DEATHS
MRS. ). W. WOODROW

Mrs. Hannah L. woodrow, aged
So years, widow of ]. w. woodrow,
died at her home in Leeds, April s..
The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon, from her late residence,
with interment in Bay View Metho-
dist cemetery.