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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
'LINCOLN, PREDSEDNIK"

Abrahamu Lncolnu Sc je spsalo re toliko knjig da
e tezko povedat njegovi osebnost in vlogi, XII 10 je
igral ameriskem zivljenu, neka novega ozr takega
kar Sc nj povedal nihee drug Navzc temu pa e psate
j. c. Randall svoji nedavno zdan knjig Lincoln, the
President, podal nekaj takorekoc novega Ker e prav
mojster zbranju zgodovinskega materijala e uporab
svoi knjigi zvrne rokopse XII Sc MISC bill objavljeni
toda zlusc e IL njih e kar je elo zgodovnsko
vrednost navako pa potsn stran Tako mu e uspe-
10, da je svojem def prkaza sliko dogodkov XII
zavrsi ko e velik Lincoln zivel tenn e obene podal
Lincona REALM luci in prmer mega in negovo dobo
sedanjo Ameriko.
'V stud Lincolnove karijere, pravi pisatelj, maj
demo nauk resncnem pomenu in priikah demokraclJe
danasnji Boil kot kda obstaa danes potreba
mevana negovega beralnega duha, njegovega zanima-
MIA navadnega cloveka njegovega cua Vrednoe Glove
ka kot akega, njegovih smpat do deavnega ljudstva
negovega podvga mad strankarstvo njegovega pomova
MIA vloge drzavnka zvez druzabnim redom in druzbo
ter zvezi mrom in demokracijo sVetu
Pisatelj dale objasnjuje da e njegoVa knga pred
posvecena delu Lincolnovega zvjenja XII ga
je prezve kot predsednik Zed drzav Poglava XII IT,
Gejo negovega zvljenja pred to dobo podana ko
trebno ozade Tud sega knga preko leta 1853 ko e
velk Lincoln poda svoj zda zgodovnski Gettys
burgu kater e zaznamova LncolnoVega nazranja sir
81 vlogi Amerike Veik drzavnik je re svojem
uvodnem predsednskem govoru ko je Vzpodbu ohra
Unije polaga vaznos svetovni poen e potrebe.
svoem govoru Gettysburgu pa e dolo6no podcrtal
nesmrtnmi besedami destvo da e ba borba nekaj
kot odpravo suzenstva; veG nego ohra
Unije tel borbi tako deal je bila prezkusn
demokraca
Kot vemo e Lincoln poda ia svo zgodovnski in ne
smrtn govor narodnem pokopaliscu Gettysburgu,
Pa kjer e ba zakljucena zadnja bitka cvilne vojne
Govorl je 49, novembra 1863 danes uvodne besede
tega govora vsakemu solaru in slednemu odrase
cloveku tel dezeli in tudi drugod po svetu pred
sedeminosemdeset leti e deal $50 nasi ocetje tenn
kontnenu ustvar narod ter polozi emelje svobo-
d. XII narekuje da vsi ljude rojeni enakopravn
Dobro udi koncne besede tega govora, XII
svecano poudarjajo da g. .zbrani tenn svetem kraJu
slovesno skepamo da IT, XII pocvao MISC padli borbi
bo izginila IL sveta"
Pisatelj Randall pravi svojem deu, da je predsed-
mix Lincoln svoem zgodovinskem govoru podcral pred
dive svari hotel e pocastiti spomn onh XII padi
borb zvoevanje svobode in enakopravnost zasuzne
nh obenem zrazil centralno deo svojega potcne-
ga senjaidejo svetovnega pomona preizkusne skozl
katero e sla demokracija tel borbi svobodo
Znacilno e, piSe Mr.. Randall svoj knjig Lncol-
kot predsedniku, da nj bill glavn govornk spoln
skega dneva observation-disclosures dneva e bill start
drzavnik predsenk Harvard universe Edward Everett
Lincoln e bill povabljen lie kot posransk govornik
navzlic pa bile negove besede XII osale zapi
naroda ter postae kasicna amerske de-
mokracie.-(Ocenil Stephen Perce.)-FL
n x.-..,. ATT STE ST pRESKRREII r?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

j
smo cd svoje sestricne Mare
Smrdel IL smihela, posta St. Pc
ter ma Krasu, Slovensko Pri-
morje, katerem opisuje svoje
izkusnje, ko Sc je borila S parti-
zani, bila ujeta, mucena in OBJ
sojena ma smrt. Poroea, da so
primorski duhovniki imeli par
tizanske bolnisnice v svojih
zupniscih, Jim donasali zdravi-
la in druge potrebseine in neka-
teri so Sc aktivno borili v vrstah
z ostaliai partizani in kot TAXI
tudi padli v borbah. To je lepo
priznanje postenim duhovni-
kom, XII so ostali narodu zvesti.
"Smihel-St. Peter ma Krasu,
%. novembra 1945.
"Draga sestricna Mary
in vsi ostali!
'Po dobi dolgih let smo pre-
jeli Tvoje pismo in zelo mas vse
veseli, da ste Sc zivi in zdravi.
Mi vsi, mama, Janko, Korlina,
JAZZ in celia Tonetova druzina;
zena Franco, Maruska, Evgen,
mala Bernardo in Tone, kakor
vidis, smo Sc vsi zivi in zdravi
po tistih strasnih dnevih, XII smo
jih dozivljali. Sc zdaj Sc mi zdi
neverjetno, da smo ostali pri
zivljenju. Vsi zgoraj navedeni
Vam posiljamo iskrene pozdra-
We onkraj sirnega oceana.
INA Tvojem domu, draga
Mary, pa Sc je tenn casu mar
sikaj spremenilo. Tvoja mama
je re pred casom umrla po zelo
mucni in dolgi bolezni. Tvoja
sestra, najmlajsa Martina, XII je
zrasla v lepo in veliko dekle, je
mnogo trpela. Prvo radi bolezni
matere in pa potem, ko je siro-
ia ostala sama S svojim slepim
ocetom vec let najhujsih ca
sih. Premisli 81 samo, da vsa
Vasa velika kmetija je bila ma
njenih sibkih, skoraj otroskih
ramah. Zelo Sc nam je vsem
smilila.
"Kakor yes, Polda Sc je poro-
ella z enim Italijanom v Ferra-
70, S katerim je pa malo casa Ii
vela, ker je moral vojno v
Abesinijo. Potem je po bombar-
diranju vse izgubila in Sc je vr-
Mia ma dom z dvema otrokoma,
pred dvema letoma. To lie bio
dobro, ker kolikor nj mogla
pomagati radi pokvarjene roke,
je vsaj bila "a druzbo. Otroci
so dobri in zelo razumni, a SO Sc
ma jhni. Sin je 10 let, hci pa Sc
dem let stara; je zelo lepo de-
kle in pridna.
"Oce SO pa morali delati pri
vsem tenn, da ne vidijo, pri Ii
vini, kolikor je bilo V njihovi
moci in SO Sc precej zdravi. Tvoj
brat Mace je bill dolga leta proc !;
bill je par let V abesinski vojski
V Afriki. Potem je bill ujetni-
stvu in Sc je vrnil sele pred enim
mesecem z Marseilles v Franci-
il. Tudi Polde je bill sedem let v
vojski. Bill je zajet v nizji Itali-
il. Potem je sci pa prostovoljno
v jugoslovansko armada, kjer
Sc je boril v zelo krvavih bojih
"a svobodo nasega naroda. Pol
de je fest fant Sedaj je tudi on
donna.
"Kar je bilo najhujse vsem in
je celia vas zalovala, je to, da Sc
nj vec vrnil il Italije Tvoj maj
mlajsi in najboljsi brat Pavel,
XII je sedaj pokopan nekje blizu
Palermo SiciliU. Vidis, draga
sestricna, kako tezzo je bilo'
zivljenje tukaj.
'Veliko je trpel mas ',arod, da
81 ustvari bolj$o bodoGnost,
prost tujega jar1na. Zelo me Ue-
seH, ko vidim TVojo navdu$e-
most 20 mas veliki pokret, 20 na-
so aajveGjo IN najhujso borbo,
! L
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

Primorsh duhovniki so biz por+izoni

""0o'"V wv HW WO"O0c, POOoO~Vj
vsepovso6.
"Krvolo6mi sovrag s svojimi
SVestimi pomaagaci, isdajalci, Sc
.je no $50 moe trudil, da bi mas
do kraja a.ni6I. To so tt bill po-
$igi no d,aevnem redu. Vasi so
gOrele kot VcaSih kresOVi ma
kresni ve6er;; to so bill domaovi
'aSih saajboljSih ljudi. Ne more
Sc popisoti, kaj snao use do$iO-
ljaH y onih straSnih dneh, IN TT
81 ne boS mikoh predstovljalo,
kar je . resnici bilo, ker to mo-
re 6utiti le tisti, XII je to groso
san, doSivljaz.
"Tukaj ga pa nj cloveka, ne
ma jhnega ne velikega, XII bi vec
ali mani ne bill tega poskusal.
Sc sedaj sc cudim, da nismo vsi
ponoreli, cd same groze. Tukaj
Judi nisi smela povedati, kaj I'll
mislis, niti Tvojim najboljsim
prijateljem. Ma nikogar Sc nj
smo mogli zanesti, da bi mu "a
upali. Povsod so bill nemski spi-
joni in njihovi domaci hlapci-iz-
dajalci.
"Jaz sem dolgo delala, imela
sem tezke in odgovorne naloge.
Smrt mi je cepela IL dneva v
dan ma vratu skozi dolga leta.
Gotovo pa Sc nisi pozabila, da
Tvoja sestricna nj strahopetna
in ne bojeca. Dobro sem Sc zave-
dala velikanske odgovornosti,
XII mi jih je nalagala moja ne
izprosnas dolznost in vztrajno
sem delala in sc borila, "a kar
je najlepse ziveti in umirati,
- to je sa svoj s,arod IN So 500
bodo Sivljenja.
"Kon6no je savratni isdajolec
isdal tudi meme, kakor tisoce IN
tisoGe drugih pred maemoj. Od-
peljab so me no nau6enje IN OBJ
sOdiH no snort. Sc danes Sc mi
sd neverjet',o, do sedoj tuhaj
sedim Sc Siva IN do III piSem.
"Sanao med drugana TT ONE
aina, da so me aretirah m,esecG
nsaja 1914. leto, IN potem sc je
sdcel 20 meme praUi kriSeU pot,
XII sc je konGal $ele proc dni y
nlaju letos. Tokoj, ko so me are
t1rah, so me drSah med Stirinli
goHmi stenomi, Stiri dni popol-
noma bres vsake hrane. Potem
so me pripraviH no neGIoveSko
preteponje in rosnoUrstno mau-
Genie, XII sc je saGelo petit dan. .
"Oprosti mi, ker TT skrajSana
opis O naslednjih dogodkih, ker
Oh samih spominih no tisto, mi
je mras, strah IN groaa. Med
krvavenjem cd Vseh strani IN z
usen,i polomljeninai kostnai, sem
podlo trikrat pOpOlnO nesd-
/ uest. Potem so me obsodiH ma
snart, XII pa sem 2 veseljem spre-
jela to n0Vico. VedelG sem, dd
edimo smrt me bo reSild straS-
mega trpin6enja, o koterema ste
tudi tam D Ameriki gotoVo Se
sliSaH. Kaj me je taR;rot re$ilo,
Sc danes ne ven1. To pa je g0tO-
90, do so me posku$ah prisiliti,
da bi Jim po naddljnem mu6e-
mju kaj pri@',aIa IN isdata Sc
druge, pa Jim nj uspelo. Odpe-
ljah so me na ViSje sodi$ce D l..
Takrat sem pa &c toliko oslabe-
la, da so morah cakoti, da 81
opomorem sa 'aadaljsao aasla$e-
vanje. Potem sem bila internS-
rama od Nemcev nekje y bliSini,
cd koder sem koncmo pobegnilo
na dom in cd tan, y hrabe.
"To je lie malenkost IL mojih
osebnih dozivljajev, XII pa Ii bo-
do povedali dovolj, da 81 bos
vsaj malo predstavljala, kako Sc
je zivelo tukaj.
"Kar 81 mi pisala cd duhov-
Seine, pa nj vse tako, kakor 81
I'll predstavljas. Skoraj Vecimo,
posebmo naSi primorski duhov-
| io. t1n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
Rozne- zonimivos+i
V cosopisih

Jason Laughridge, star 90 let,
XII je zivel v Chicagu, je sluzil
kot tajnik enc unije skozi so let
in kot tax sc je smatral "a mai
starejsega unijskega clana v
Ameriki.
Rudolph Weber v Philadel-
phia, Pa, star SO let in pra-
praded, je med vojno pleskal
hise sam, ker nj mogel radi po-
manjkanja delavcev" dobiti po-
klicne barvarje. Barvanje mu je
slo dobro cd rok, ampak je rabbi
pomoc "a prestavljanje lestve.
.zivljenje je enostranska CO.
sta. Ne glede, koliko ovinkov
naredite, nobena pot vas ne vo-
Idivecnazaj. Kadar enkrat to We
ste in sprejmete kot neizogibno,
YAM bo ziyljenje lazje. Poten
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

SdlllO VdlJdillO.
Ko je bill Calvin Coolidge clan
postavodaje v drzavi Massachu-
setts, ga je drugi clan iste zbor-
nice vprasal, &c on prihaja il
tistega kraja, kjer ljudje pravi-
jo: "Kokos leze, ali kokos la
ze."
"Od koder JAZZ pfihajam, tam
ljudje kokos vzdignejo, da vidi-
jo," je odgovoril Mr.. Coolidge.
V Hollywood, Calf, Sc je mu-
dill po opravkih newyorski ban
kir. Sprehajal Sc je po hodniku
OBJ glavni cesti. Naenkrat po-
tegne moean veter in mu odnese
klobuk naravnost pod vozeci
truk, XII je vsega zmeekal. Ban
kir obstoji.in natihoma kolne We
ter. Tedaj pristopi k MENU 5-let-
nj decek, oblecen v delavske plat
meme hlaee in prayi: "Nikar ne
jokajte, stric." Poseze' v Yep in
pomoli bankirju bankovec "a
$4,000. ''Vzemite to in kupite 81
drugi klobuk." Bankir je bill ze-
10 presenecen mad tenn dogod-
kom, dokler nj izvedel da je de-
cek-otrok- -slavni fillnski igra-I
lee, katerega dohodki .znasajo
letno. .dvakrat tohko, kot pa ban
kirjevi v New Yorku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04
DR.. Kernovo
Anglesko-Slovensko
berilo

(Enslish Slovene Reader)
je pripravno "a ueenje an
gleScine ali slovenscine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

veste, da morate delati najbolje
kar morete tenn, kar innate, ko-
likor ste zmozni in kaj ste po-
stall.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-04

Obzalovanje je brezupno "a
pravljanje energije; ma to Sc ne
da mic graditi, v tenn sc lahko
samo Valjamo.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
Social Security
Tax Measure

Congress has again enacted legis-
lation to freeze the social security tax
on employers and employees at l per
cent each until January 1, l94S.
Other changes authorized by the So
cial Security Act amendments include
beginning October 1, the Fedearl
Government will put up $40 and the
States SIS of the first SIS paid as re-
lief to needy aged and blind persons,
and will match on $3.50 basis any
State payments made to these per-
sons above SIS. The new bill raises
from $40 to $25 the limit the Federal
Government will go in this matching
process for any one needy person.
This raises from the present $40 to
S45 the top amount these persons can
receive monthly under the Federal
State cooperation system.
1.-The Government will pay Sc of
the first SO for dependent children
with the States pay SO and sums paid
the child above So by the State will
be matched by the Feedral Govern
ment."
President Truman signed this bill
last week.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
Cecil Jersey All Club

The Cecil County Jersey All Club
has reorganized under the leadership
of Carl Feucht, Jr. The club, Which
was formerly led by the late Hoag-
land Gates, now has twelve members.
The officers and members are as fol-
lows: President, Madeline Feucht;
vice-president, Francis McGrady;
secretary-treasurer, Glen McGrady'
. Jr. Donald McGrady, Anne McGrady,
Ralph England, Earl Kennedy, Bill
Edmundson, Janet BONN, Robert
Mason, Bill Truitt and Frank Bris-
coe.
Since their organization in April
the group has been meeting each
month. They have discussed the fine
points of Dairy Cattle Judging, prac-
ticed showing of cattle under the su-
pervision of H. B. Crowgey Jr., and
have had demonstrations on fitting
of show animals.
Three members entered the Cecil
County Senior All Councils record
keeping contest Madeline Feucht
won free trip to the Twenty-Fourth
Annual All Club Week held at the
University of Maryland and Francis
McGrady won three-year subscrip-
ton to the National All Club News.
Madeline Feucht, Francis McGrady,
and Robert Mason represented the
club at Club Week.
The Maryland Jersey Cattle Club
is CHANGING off a purebred Jersey
calf in order to provide trips for All
Jersey boys and girls who are going
to TIE All-American Jersey Week,
October 6-12 inclusive, at Columbus,
Ohio. The winning name will be
drawn at the Maryland State Jersey
Sale, at Frederick, Md, on Sept. %.
The All-American Week includes the
National Jersey Show, the Junior
Dairy Show, Junior Judging Contest,
and the Sale of Stars. No other breed
has sponsored such an array OF
events.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
WOODLAND

Miss Elsie P. Rea spent last week
with her cousin, Mrs. Anne Beaver,
Oxford, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Cronhardt
Mr.. William A. Lair, Elkton, called
on Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert B. SINNERS
Sunday afternoon.
Lit. and Mrs. Cameron Sherrard, OF
Washington, ID. c., spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Sherrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Perry and
children of Washington, ID. c., spent
the weekend with Mrs. e. G. Will
liams and Mrs. M. V. Rutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lamdin and
children of Detroit, are spending
their vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. ID. Lamdin and calling
on their many friends here.
Ike Ladies Missionary Society of
West Nottingham Church was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Rush Nickel.
Miss Mary A. Gather is spending a
weeks vacation in Wilmington with
her brother Arthur and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Benjamin and
sons enjoyed the breezes of Atlantic
City few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G. Barnes
entertained to dinner Sunday evening
August IL, Rev. and Mrs. John II.
Diehl, of FELTON,, Del, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Il. Rea and Miss Elsie p.
Rea.
Mrs. Harold E. Tyson delightfully."-
entertained Circle No. 1, w. S. G. s.,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Horace
Hall is leader of this Circle
Dinner guests Monday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Mccullough
were Rev and Mrs. John r. Diehle
of FELTON,, Del.
Miss Naomi A. Tyson, Wilmington,
spent the weekend at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Cahrles Hudson and
baby daughter, Sara Joyce, of FEEDER
alsburg, Md, spent the weekend
with he rparents, Mr. and Mrs Rufus
Jackson.
Miss Margaret o. Jackson visited
her niece, Mrs. William Cross, Liber-
ty Grove, last week
A number of persons from this Sec
ton attended on Wednesday the
Farm Bureau Picnic at Port Herman
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
twenty-five Years
With Electric Co.

On August 20 the SECO Club,
which consists of employees of the
Conowingo Hydro Electric Plant,
gave their fellow worker, Richard F.
Taylor, dinner in honor of his rs
years with the Company at the Madi-
son House, North East, Maryland.
Numerous guests from Philadelphia
were present and after good dinner
and a lot of fun and several short
speeches, Mr.. Taylor was presented
with a wrist watch from his fellow
workers and a certificate of member
ship in the Quarter Century Club of
the Philadelphia Electric Company.
Mr.. Taylor was born in England,
having migrated to America at an
early age and later becoming natur-
allied citizen. Prior to his employ
ment with the P. E. Co., he worked
for the New York Edison Company
and Aluminium Company of America.
He started work for the P. E. Co., at
their Schnylkill Generating Station
and filed various position. In 1927
he came to Conowingo and las since
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
Trooper win Not


It Is announced that Nathan Kap-
Ian, former Trooper First Class of
the Maryland State Police Force, Will
not be re-instated on the State Police
Force.
It was charged that he violated
Rule No. lib, which reads: mo
member of the State Police shall par
ticipate in politics. :. :"
Mr.. Kaplan filed and ran for NOM
nation for sheriff on the Republican
ticket.
The report reads in part as fol-
lows: IT is FURTHER ORDERED,
that TIE Respondent be permanently
separated as an employee in any capa-
CITY as a member of the Department
of Maryland State Police, as of and
from the date of his suspension; and
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, that
as no charge of moral turpitude Is IN
volved in this proceeding, Respon-
dent shall be and is eligible for re-
employment for any position in any
State Department for which he may
qualify except the Department OIL
MARYLAND State Police.
Kaplan was considered one of the
best men on the police force and was
outstanding in his Investigations and
had been commended ON numerous
occasions both by his superior ofhhers
and also by the FBl.
Mr.. Kaplan is now in the employe
of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber of Cecil County, Maryland,
has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Cecil County, letters of adj
ministration ON the personal estate of
SARAH JANE WOODS
late of Cecil Count, State of Mary
land, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the cauchers thereof duly au-
thenticated on or before the 10Th day
of February 1947 they will otherwise
be excluded from all benefits of said
estate. All indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber
Given under my hand and seal this
10Th day of August, 1916.
William Walter Reynolds,
Executor.
8 % At Port Deposit, Md
True Copy-Teste-
w. Andrew Seth, Register of Wills
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
HARRINGTON SECTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McKenney
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Shepherd, Will
mington, Del, Mrs. Jerry Glenn and
son, Englewood, N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Lieske and son were birth
day dinner guests of Mr.. William
Greer, who celebrated his seventy
sixth birthday on Saturday evening
Mrs. Annie Matthews and grand
daughter, Wilmington, Del, spent
from Wednesday until Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greer and
Mrs. Jenny Glenn, Englewood, N. j.,
were Monday supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fritz Lieske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Estey Shumate were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Taylor were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Baker, Calvert.
Mr.. Paul Taylor returned from
North Carolina on Sunday, where he
had been visiting friends and rela-
tives for several days.
Mr.. Kenneth Lucas, who is station
ed at Annapolis, in the U. S. Navy,
spent the weekend with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Lucas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muser of
Kansas, Missouri, spent Tuesday
night with their cousin, Mrs. Mar
garet E. Fletcher.
Mrs. Harriet Lambert and Mrs.
Margaret E. Fletcher spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Foster,
Calvert.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
RREAL ESTATE SALES

Wheeler e Grier, Realtors, of Ok
ford, have sold for Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond Campbell their fine farm and
home located in Sixth District of CT
ell County, near Gathers Corner to
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy b. Farmer who
who recently sold their large farm.
The Farmers will take possession of
their new home on or about Sept /.
This sale was made through the Oar
lington, Md, office of Wheeler &
Grier.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
INTERESTING TRIP TO DE KALI


Mr.. Howard R. Brown of Noting
ham, Pa, has just returned from a
trip to DeKalb, ILL.,, where he had the
opportunity to visit the vast corn
breeding projects of the DeKalb Ag-
riculture Association. In DeKalb, Mr..
Bowrn saw the work of inbreeding
and crossing of corn that is nearing
completion for the year on the De
Kalb experimental fields.
One of the most impressive fea-
lures, according to him, was the i'm
mense amount of detailed work that
is carried on in breeding project of
this kind. Inbreds that are crossed to
make new hybrid varieties are devel-
oped by making hand pollinations.
According to the men in charge of
this research work, 41,OOO of these
ordinations were made this season to
produce new inbreds and crosses for
next years research work. Over 1000
different kinds of corn are on test in
an effort to find better varieties.
While most of this corn is developed
from strains of corn oigrinally grown
in the United States, Mr.. Brown stat
ed that he saw varieties of corn grow
ing at DeKalb that came from Italy
Czechoslovakia, Japan and Rumania.
Another interesting part of the
trip was the tour through the DeKalb
Agriculture Associations poultry pro
ject where research men are working
to develop improved kinds of chick
ems by using inbreeding and crossing
methods that have been so successful
in developing better corn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
Sale Of School Property

The Board of Education of Cecil
County will offer for sale at public
aution on Wednesday, August 20,
1916, on the school premises, at 1870
p. M, Daylight Saving Time, the Old
Elkton High School Property, Elkton
Maryland. This sale will be divided
and sold in two separate parts as
follows:
1. All brick, equipment and other
salvage material.
2. School property.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
Susquehanna League

Result of Games August 10
Rising Sum 2, Newark
North East 1 Havre de Grace 0
Aberdeen z, Kenmore IA innings
Decentralization, rain
Schedule for August %
Kenmore at Rising Sun
North East at Elkton
Aberdeen at Newark
Darlington at Havre de Grace
Rising Sun moved up to tie with
North East in the league race, by de-
feating Newark on Sunday Elkton
is still in the lead, but narrowly es-
capped defeat by Darlington on Sun
day, as rain stopped the game in the
fourth inning, with the Darlington
boys holding 1 to lead
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
MRS. ESTHER n. CEBULA

Mrs. Esther Elizabeth Cebula, age
43, wife of Anil Cebula, Elkton, died
August 10 in the Union Hospital, at
Elkton.
Mrs. Cebula is usrvived by her hus-
band and mother.
Funeral services were held August
Is at 2 p. m, from the Pippin Fun
eral Home, Elkton, with interment
in the Elkton Cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23

Terms of sale-One-third of pur-
chase price, cash day of sale, balance
in thirty days.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Cost of conveyance and U. s.
Stamps to be paid by purchaser.
BY Order of the Board of Educa-
ton of Cecil County
H. E. MCBRIDE,
SI23 1t County Supt.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-08-23
DEATHS
EUGENE 8. WILLIAMS

Eugene s. Williams, aged SO, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Arthur G. Tollefson, Chesapeake City
August 10. The body was taken to
Mount Hope Cemetery for burial on
Tuesday, Aug. 13.