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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Mebrbeit uno Winoerbeit. Sie'Sppo.
lition tdmpft init aroBer 2eioenihaft;
ALIEN. oa es bel Dem Streite INNER nur
nm 8eloIahen lib orebt, ipie beiipiels=
tpelie, oh cine StraBe, cine S6ule ullp.,
bon oieier ooer iener @emeinoe. I'M bic
len ODER ienen Yrels errihtet iperoen
ioa, 10 ma6t Der Shirt meilt Den 8eoen
Der Sppoitlon auf ralhe uno griino=
llbe Irt elm @noe oaburd, bab er in
leiHe SaIbe 9reift uuo Die Sinee nit
'einem 8eloe aufb0ut. 8emdb oieier
Braris aibt es i'm Gdnobeu teine Gon-
licte spiIhen Shirt uno Yolt; that lib
aber sUllAen beioen elm Mal oo1 Elm
8e9enIaB auf, Dann perihwanb er. ipie
es bic 8eibibte Der lebten pierSis Sabre
benefit, aliosleih baourb, oab = Der
6iirt nabsab. 6iirlt 2iebtenltein, Der
nur ielten in iein 2ano tommt, miro in
Der &e9ierung Our1 eincn 2anoesper=
meier, Der III Saous I'M SAloIie ieinen
SIP bat, bertreten. Sieiem Junctio=
ndr - ge9enwlrti9 lit es Der Stroller
Or. b. Sn Der Maur - lino nod
eini9e tpeni9e Beanie fir Die 2anoes=
Administration bei0e9ebeu. Mit ibnen
tbeilen iib in bic Gerwaltuna Der Siir-
9ermeiitsr BON SaouS nit ben @emein=
oerltben. Militdr fennt man ui1t,
uno fir Die @ufrehter6altung Der
0ffentliAen Sronuns 9eniigt cine banos
poa BOliailten, Die i~ibri9ens ein be-
idauli9es Saiein filbren, pie oas
2ano9eriht in YaouS, oas bic erite 9e=
ridtli6e SnItanS biloet, wdbreno Die
%sipeite. bas ip9enannte Expectations
@eridt, our6 Surilien Der g8iener Sof-
f%anslei, Die brittle uno lebte our6 oas
SberlanOesSerl1t in Sunsbruf reprd.
Ientirt miro. &aufluit uno Streitiuht
limb ben Sie@tenlteinern fremo. Der
Rihter lit meilt Shieos= uno 6rieoeus=
&lhter i'm ma6:en Slime bes 8ortes.
Sober lam mad Se"rsenslult iib ent-
ulfeln, rll0 orbeitIam. bel6eiOeu, quit
artlg, Su%frieoen nit Dem Sbrigen uno
ben lerrli9en Sooen liebeno, auf Dem
lie leben, oenten lie obne meitere
5rdume an ibrer Irbeit. is bari nab
aleoem niAt iiberrai6en, tpenn benin
2anoesOerlueier iortlauFeno Geiu1e bon
YewObnern anoerer CLIMBER I'M Nuf=
nabme in ben lis6ten Iteini6en Staats=
Uerbano einlaufen, cine Bite, pel6er
jeoud in ben leltenlten 6dllen wiliabrt
miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Cine semiitbIthe 0rabius
56riit

bat Ii9 Der penliOnirts 2ebrer s. s..
Bed gu 4ltenltaOt i'm GliaB aus9ebes
ten. Der i'm Nlter bon IS Sabren ltarb
uno unter allQsmeiner gstbeili9uno Der
@emelnoe altenitaot uno Der pidlsi-
i6en 8smelnoe S6wei9bofen, no er
80 Sabre 9ewirtt bate, au @rabe ae-
tra9en puroe. Seinsr Samilie aeaen-
ilber bate er eeauBsrt. man m0dte
ibm, ioiern ibm elm 8rabItein erri6tet
tperoen iolte. fol9enoe Sni9riit isBen:
Sier in oieier sd,
"a rlbt SranS SOiepb Bed.
Gr le9rte bic Rinoer Das NgG:
Il. /. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Die Jrcimamrcr @irtbihaft
III Sraufretb.

Seit ,tuan3ig Sabren lit Die aan,e
MaAt Der Gesicruns 9eaen bic iatbo=
Hide Stride 9etebrt. I'm bic prielter
i'll ben auaen oss Noltss h%erabSuieben.
UNI ben Seminariiten ibre 2iebe gum
prielterl ianoe 81 nebmen. bat man oie=
ielben mllitdrpflibtis gemadt. I'm
ben 8~Ottesoienlt nit Der 3eit unmD9s
lid 81 MAIDEN, muroe oas @eieb ilber
Die Sirhenfabrit oecretirt. I'm Die
reli9iDien Srben su ruiniren. muroen
ibre Sduier uuo &apelen nit boben
Steuern bele9t. I'm Die Samilien gu
sertOren uno bic gbeleuts bon Der
Stride los3ureiBen, ipurhe Die gbeibei-
oun9 einseiibrt. Tim ben @lauben in
Der Wursel 81 Serit6ren. puroe bic
re!i9iouslOie 2aieni6ule ben Ginbern
sur pfli1t aema6t. Sasu tommsu
piele anoere tprannilde 8eieBe.
Die seiammte &eaierung, bonn Yrd=
lioenten, ben Miniltern. Der Mebrbeit
Der &ammer uno oes Senates al ab-
warts. berribt ni9t i'm Namen oes
Bottles, ~ionoern Der Sreimaurerei.
4us ben oifiSielen Shriitltiifen, welbe
bic 6reimaurerei per0lientliht bat,
9ebt berbOr. oab ale i1lebten 8eiebe
ieit siuansis Sabren LANCE supor in ben
Go9eu itubirt unO i'm 8rano Orient All
@eiebes- 8ori6ld9en formulirt wuroen,
uno oaB oieie 0oribldSe bon ben Bril-
bern =. ibren GoQe9en im Senat uno
in Der Sammer pOrgele9t, uno oann 3u
@sieben erhoben wuroen. Sie Srei-
maurerei miro aber beberridt bur1 Die
Suoen. tuel1e bic Oberlte 2eitun8 ber=
ielben baben.
SHE trat jeood bieie Wabr6eit 10
thar 81 Gage als in Der O~rspfusirage.
Sbslsi9 bier 3rie9sminiter iid
0iientlid fir bic Sbulobarteit oes
Srepfus aus9eIproben uno ebenio
mebrere Winiiter, Obaleib bic Gom=
milton slr unteriu1un9 oss prowlles
Die &eDillOn oehelben fir inoportun er-
tldrte; obalsi9 Der Suiti3miniltsr. in
oefen Serei9 Die Inaele9enbeit iiel,
bon elmer WieoererDhnung oes prc.
Seliss nidts milien wOllte; Ob9lei1 elm
9ammerbeidluB bOr Der Yatans oas
Wtiniiterium beauftragte, ben sefdlltsn
&i9teriprud gu reipettiren; ob9leib
Der Gepubllt uno bic Oifentlihe Wei=
nun9 Dee Sanoes seaen Die Hepilion
oieies YrO5eiies lih ausipraden, wurbe
lie benuOb ppm Minilterprdlioenkn
Srillon, Der u%nterOelen sefalen 1T,
an9e0ronet.
Man iislt iid bier bic Sra0e:
Welhe Mabt mar wobl i'm Stanoe auf
ben neutrality-suspicious. einen ginfluB
aus3uiiben, luel6er ben ginfluB aler
9%enaunten 4utOritdten i~iberipoa? IS
gibt nur cine; es lit oieienige, bic Ieit
swansi9 Sabren bic Hepublit re9iert,
Die Miniiterien bright, Die Yolitit Der
Gammern imprint. Die 8eiebe bittirt,
ben Bananas tanoal unter0riidt uno
Die SrepfusIrage beraufbeidporen. bat.
9iele WaNt 1T Die Sreimaurerei, Die
Serrlherln Der Gepublit. bic milfdb=
ri9e Ma9o oes Suoentbums.
grllon mar oas Wert5eug Der Jrei=
maurerei. Nls Wiiroentrdger oes
@rob=O rients muBte er ibrsn Yeieblcn
9ebOr1en.
Mon ira9t: g8ie 1T Die SerridaIt
oie'er Settle in elnem tatbOlil1en &anoe
mD9li6?
9aranf antportete bas friibere
&amuermit9lieo 9elaiolie:
.g8ir lino ieit LANCER 3eit oerart al
unteroritfun9, S%eraubuna uno Ser-
fol0un9 9%emObnt. oaB mir uns nur
msbr Dor Den ,utiinftiaen unseredtia-
telten beunrubiQeu, bic uus sttpa be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Gin SoDM.

NnldBlid oes piersi9idbriaen &eaies
run9s= oes 6ilrlten Sobann
BON 2ie9ten | II weroen Die Ser-
b~dltnilie oes tleinen Neides Giedten=
itein i'm neuen v9Diener 9aQblatt" wie
iol9t 0eidiloert. 9as Siirltentbum lit
auf cOnltitutioneller @runola9e auf9e-
baut. wiro parl0mentariid re9iert uno
belibt III isiner bOhIten pOlitiiGen 0srs
tretung, Dem 2anOtaSe. cine reSelre9te
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Bon nsorgem 81 borsen'"

bat man mobl INNER aebOrt, aber oab,
ipie mir oiss beim Nniauf bon Solo
Mali 3eoolutipnen. fir suanSis Millio=
llen 9etbau baben, man auh SOr9en
fault. oas lit bod ausnabmspeiie mies
Der einmal stipas Heues in oieier Welt,
ig iuelder @aes i4On einmal oageipeien
iein ioQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

&om Seben uitb tie werben isben. Sbre @e.
9elwart mare bort iebr uotbpetbi9 lie fOins
ten baS Reiultat bei6lerni9en.
Soiueit unier 8ewdbrsmann, beIien
Gn9aben feiner Grtldruna bsoirien
uno melde man 9elulb init 9rObem Sue
~terelle leIen wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
&aicrn enbofbIItbcu.

unterofH5ier gum &etruten):
.Ufeler, Sic Sornuieb, wiiien sic
penn nlbt. mas rebtsum lit! = &e1tsa
ull IT oalelbe ipie lintsum, nur seraoe
oas 8esertbeil."
X
nnterotr5lsr (su einem Ginidbrissn):
"Was limb Sic in Gipil?"
npbiloiopb!"
.rS9 bn6te mfrs mobl, sic baben
alelb 10 elnen tomii6en ginorud auf
mid aemaht!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Gin Yaitur III ScrIeD GitD

mil fir bic jun9en 2erlte ieiner Stride,
naboem lih cine SansI6ule als &ir-
9enanbdnalel wobl bewdbrt bat, aud
nod cine YOr=S hule einrihten. Yei
Der naditen v6bur9=5air" tDnnen
oann pieleiht swei jungenolibe @e-
msinoemit9lieoer einen resularen 5auit-
tampf CUR Nufiibruns brin9en. 20b=
LID 1T Die &lopierei, iuenn etipas 5rDm=
mi9teit babel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Suut YerciusWcseu.

Wa6tlos uno bilflDs tie
Der Gin5elne ben orpbenoen mos
oernen @~eltalteu uno @eltaltun9en
ge9eniiber. Gr fiibit. oab bic ordlenoe
@efabr CUR raIben Nrbeit, Die Nrbeit
aber su elmer Ierbinouu9 Der Seorob=
ten uno SIolirten, 81 elmer en9en Ser=
eini9ung aller 9utaelinnten uno arbelt=
wili9en &rdfte ordngt. Nur be Is
eint fDnnen 10 ben 9 ii T.
men nioeri teben, uno pereint
an Die grfiiaung Der aroben Cages
aufaaben, al Die @ntrdtblelul9 elmer
ior9enDoQen 3utunft berantreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Der 3ug nad 8eieaiateit. Der Srieb
uno oas Streben mad 9ereiniaung Der
8lei6seiinnten lie9t BON u q II
III men6lide @efen.
Sober iiblt, oab er irenoeu &atbs uno
iremoer Silfe beOarf, tueun er etiuas
8roBss erreiheu mill. Seoermann
liebt Elm, oaB Der Ginselne ME uermae.
tuas cine 8emeini6ait bon Wsnihen 81
bepirten I'M Stanbe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Waoame: Stun, Minna, baben sic
ben &orb nit giern %eefunoen, Der
orauBen auI Dem Tlur Itano?"
&0hin: vSaipobl, Maoame, id babe
ia rinietreten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

U " / { l ! ! w Z u w I u " Z u VI u -
en-, Die pom 8eilte SeIu Gbriiti bur1=
orun9en luaren lno 9ano in Sanb
nit Der STRIDE uno ibren S~etrebungen
9ln9en!
9as firAlide Gereinsleben, m6oen
&c nun eigentli6 relioiDe
Sereine iein, nelbe ourh 8ebet uno
anoere g8erle Der SrOmmigteit, ourd
@mpiun9 Der bl. Satramente. our1
fromme llebuneen uuo Yetrudtunaen,
ourN Gerebrung Der alleriell0lten
Sun9frau uno Die Nnbetuna oes aller=
belll9iten Satramentes Oss Mltares Die
Seelen 81 retten ltrebsn, Sruoerlhaften
pOer Serbinbun9ell, bic einen reli=
: politi den 3wef ber'
fol9en, ooer nelAe Der osialen
Notb elm 8sgen0euiht bietet, 1T ein
orin9enoes uno 3ningell=
oes VeoGr nj s Der 3eit.
Die tirdli6en 8ereine iino bas
ettun9sbo Of, iuel6es uniere
bl. Stride in u~niersn Sagen ausienoet.
nm u~nSabli9e. Die ionit in benz al9es
meinen S6litbruGe oes unglaubens
uno Der llniittli6feit III 8rnnoe 9in=
gen, Dor Dem llnter9Gn9e 81 retten.
Sn ibren liegt bic y iir9i6at
elmer beeren 3ufun I.
Wande. ielbIt ySionsbiiter". tOn=
men nO9 ni6t einiebsn. oaB Die d / It.
li1eu 8ereine in I'M
Self unum q 4 L 0 nptb=
GrunO oieier glinobrit uno @erbleu=
oun92 SIT es 9ummbeit posr Sos=
belt, lit es SelbtIu6t ooer 6urGt Dor
Der @abrBeit. "L'union fait la
force? Divide ct impera ioQ piel.
lei6t 9elten? . bcioniiher 6runoIaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Setannt 1T oas @ort bes 8rafsn
Wirabeau's our 3eit Der fran30liiAen
ReoOlutiOn: y3ebn Men den
beretnt f0nnen Sunoert=
taueno getrennt Sittern
m q Ae H." Sin wabres, inbaltrei9cs
Wort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Sdtten Die einaeI6ii9terten 6llter
lid perelnigt uno su enti9ieOener Sb0t
aui0eraft. az Die blutigen Scensn,
az bic Sammerfille wdren Der fran=
soiihen Nation eripart 9e~blieben.
Sas on 3abl uerbdltnibmdBia iawads
Satobinertbum (Satoblnera@lub) mar
II ur It art our9 ieinen eiernen,
ielbewuBten sui q III m rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
Gin annerifanti6er 8atboIt'
sismms, icinc Nnbdn9er
nnO Seine 0cbIIfeu.
Is ortfeB II II g.)

(2lus Der pSemaine religieuse" Dol
Sambrai.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
SatDpItIder a~ir6cns&alenSer

SIN Is. Sabre Der Re9ierun8. Sut.
8, 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Trantreib bietet oas lebrreide Sei=
lpiel. Ser Wan9el on Ser=
einiaungen. bic unmOsliAteit Der
V%erbinoun9 Der 8utseiinnten mar
bereits mebr als eiumal bas un9liid
uno Der Tal zines 9ansen Soltes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Die franSDli'Ge &ebolution puroe
ourb bOhItens 20 biz 80 Sauieno
rabiate SOpfe einaeleitet uuo nur6-
aefiibrt. Die iibri9eu % MiQionsu
oes fransOIiiden Soltes. curA Die Bee
'4liiIe Der MISUNDERSTANDING ODm
A.. gu9uft 1889 ieoer Organization
beraubt, u%nterwarfen iid fat tpioer=
~ltanosios Dem Serrorismus elmer
relatio fleinen uno bluts
9ieri9en, aber eitse9lO i
enen Meute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Seute mod trantt Srantreid unter
ben Nahmirtun9en Der gei6liilie jener
Wabnlinnsnaht pom A.. Nu9uit 1889.
Ser Wan9el zines aussebiloeten gers
einsUeiens. Die gsisblide Grihwerun9
elmer nmialienoen iatbOlii6en Sr9ani=
iatiOn. lit elmer per tiefften @riinoe,
tparum bic f,anS6liiten Saiboliten
unter Dem unmiiroi9en Crude oes beu=
tisen Regiments ianladten uno iib
nidt Der Sbaten ur,o grfol9e Der aa-
tbOlitsn Seuti9lanos riibmen t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Cine aaSemeine Wabrbeit ipra6 Der
e g a | ono II aus, tuenn er in
ieinem Yreoi9er idrsibt: geiier 1T es.
Dab stpei beiiammen ieien, als Elm gin=
3iger; oenn Iie baben 8ortbeil bon
ibrem gereintiein. Wenn Der cine
fdQt. miro er bon Dem anoern auise=
rihtet. Webe benz men
(Vaeh soli), neil. 10 er 9efalen 1T, er
Riemanoen bat, Der ibm aufbelfe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

@ud auf reIiaiDiem @e=
muBte bieie Wabrbeit ertannt
weroen uno iie iuuroe iOsleid bel benz
Se9inne Der Stride erfaBt uro in man=
den 3siten in 9robarti9iter gYeiie err
fiiQt uno permertbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
suxe,.t,,rper ~eBa1etie; pte,,stna; hrn 10. gesen,l,er 1898.

b iir9erli1en 8enoiieni6af=
t II, Die pom Settle Seiu Gbrilti burh=
orun9en luaren uno Sano in Sanb
nit Der STRIDE uno ibren Ye%ltrebungen
aillQen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13

Sn einem mertmiiroigen S6arIblide
bat Die m Ooerne Welt bic Notb=
lpenoi9teit uno Die Vortbeile oes 9er-
einslebens ertannt uno nit Giier uno
Sebarrlibteit 3ablOie 8eieQi6aiten fir
inouitriele 3nede, ooer CUR 9e9eniei=
ti9en untertibuns uno Silie 9e=
i9aiien.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09

The news of Monday was big with
war news-that Spain was intent on war
and had demanded the recall of Con-
sui Lee, that President Mckinley had
sent an emphatic nOl in answer, that
war preparations we're active in every
shipyard and that a flying squardon
was assembling near Cuba. Yester-
days news was much more pacific.
Proceeding on the maxim that the best
way for peace was to be prepared for
war, bill was introduced in Congress
with the approval Of President Nc
kinley appropriating $50. 000 600 for
defenses and providlu- .r $50 adj
dltional regiments OF artillery. In the
meantime Spain recalled the request
for Consul Lees withdrawal, saying it
was only a suggestion, and President
Mckinley and Secretary Long say
they do not think war will result. 1t
Is certain however that our govern
ment means to be prepared for any
event that may happen.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09

TIE question Of rural mail delivery
or an abundance of country post Of
fees, is one that is coming to the fore.
Several trials are to be made, and the
section having the best roads will win
all the time. The Post Office Depart
ment sent an inspector to Burlington
county, \. J., who, after examining
the road systems centering at Moors-
town, recommended a route embracing
that section and also another route in
eluding RivertOn and Cinnimison, con-
tiguous to the above route. These
routes are ali macadamized and the
trial there will test the efficiency of
such a combination on smooth, hard
roads. As a matter Of further expert
ment, three routes, on which the roads
are Of gravel, clay and Of common
dirt, have been agreed on in Bucks
county, Pa. These five routes are ex-
perimental, and are intended to show
relatively upon what character Of roads
the best results can be obtained in re-
gard to prompt and efficient service.
both as to mails and road repair, at
the least cost.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09
Death of Mrs. J. D. Evans.

Mrs. Katherin Evans; wife of Josiah
ID. Evans, died on Tuesday mornino
at 4.3O O'Clock at her home on SoutR
street, aged 6S years.
Mrs. Evans was born and grew up in
New Jersey, but they came to SMYRNA
to live IN 1860, and has made her abode
here ever since. Mrs. Evans was of n
quiet, reserved temperament, devoted
to her home, and esteemed in her cir
Gle OF friends. She grew up Baptist
but here she was an attendant of tbe
Presbyterian church and one of tbe
ladies who took an active part in ali
the activities in the interest of tbc So
ciety. Last April they celebrated in
company with a number of friends
what is an unusual event, their cool.
den Wedding" at which time she was
IN excellent health. She had been in
failing health since last Novamber and
shut in the home most of the time. but
1t has not been until the last week or
two that her case assumed a serious as
pect. Beside her husband, she leaves
two children, f. +. Evans and Mrs
Sue Garman. The interment will he
at one o'clock tomorrow, Thursdav
afternoon, services at the house and
interment at Odd Fellows Cemetery
conducted by Rev. J. L. Estlin. her
pastor. -0-
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09

WHILE the political farmers are SOW
ing the seeds of dissension and finan-
clal ruin, it is gratifying to observe
that the practical farmers have begun
an organized effort to develop the mag
nlicent possibilities of Americas great
cereal, Indian corn. The Corn Con-
ventiOn in Chicago is the first of its
kind in the United States. The en-
terprise to which it is devoted is a
great one and will need long and per-
sistant pushing, but the reward omen
to successful effort is magnificent. The
Ledger thus refers to corn and its re-
lation to farming and the general trade
OF the country. Corn, with its great
yield, its cheapness and its high food
value, should be at least as large a
staple of the worlds supply as rice
but millions of people tOwhom it would
be of great importance know nothing
about it. Even in its own country its
usefulness Is not fully understood
Chairman Coburn, in his opening adj
dress, made what seemed like n rash
statement, that scarcely one Derson
IN a hundred thousand comprehends
the magnitude of its product, its money
value, its innumerable uses and pos
slbllities, or its whOlesomeness as n
universal food for animal and man."
but he proved his point before he con
cluded. Even now, the value of the
corn crop of the United States is double
that OF its wheat crop. What will it be
When, an equally large market shall be
found for 1t abroad and the worlds
consumers come to appreciate corn as
they now do wheat? The prospect is
dazzling one. The American farmers
klOndike lies in his cornfelds.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09

not adopt the Senate resolution to ad-
Iourn to April 18th. The papers
throughout the State are urging the
Legislature to close up its business,
IN which they are joined by the Dover
papers, one of them saying:
The slow progress made has been
such as to give the impression every
Where that the present session of the
Legislature would probably break the
record as to time and expense. And
this impression was created by the
emphatic statements of the members
themselves on the floors of the House
and Senate, and the very strongest
language used was by those members
who assisted and supported the selec-
ton and appointment of the gentle
men appointed to the commission. So
that it cannot be charged that the
complaints and criticisms emanated
from any narrow or partisan spirit.
The very harshest criticism has been
made by members of the Legislature
who are also members of the same DO
htical faith as a majority of the com
mission.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09
Death of James T. CarrOw.

James 7. Carrow, who grew up and
lived IN this vicinity, but for some
years has been resident in and aronnd
65 years. "S'e"
When the civil war broke ont bo
joined the 4th Delaware Regiment and
lost a leg from the bullet Of a sbarn-
shooter in front of Petersbu rg. and
mad been compelled to go on crntches
ever since.
whlie OF a hearty, good nature that
made him popular with his comrades.
ne also was a man of impulsiveness
and grit and was doubtless a good and
trusted soldier. He was member of
the Grand Army of the Republic-a
veteran IN fact as well as name. and al
ways proud to acknowledge and ac-
company the old flag.
:, Eight or ten years ago he enlisted in
the army of Christ, steadied his life.
and manifested the same devotion to
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09

PERSONS who have visited Miss Clara
Barton in her efforts to relieve the
starving Cubans report on her authority
that their condition was worse than
was that of the Armenians.
Since March 1, 375 tons of supplies
have been shipped from New York to
Cuba for the relief of the suffering non
combatants in the island. Carloads of
provisions have also been sent from
the West for the destitute reconcent-
radOes, and altogether there has been
a very generous response to the State
Departments appeal for aid While
the condition of the non-combatants is
not so bad as it was under the Weyler
regime, undoubtedly great deal of des-
titutiOn exists, despite the efforts of
the Spanish government to alleviate to
some extent at least the misery of the
hundreds Of thousands who are not
identified with either faction in the
conflict.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09
Retirement as Town Officers.

The tickets on Monday for the first
time in eighteen years appeared with
out the name of James p. Hoffecker on
them as candidate for treasurer, re-
ceiving practically at each election the
unanimous vote Of the town. The in
sistence on his candidacy, putting him
on the ticket the last year against his
protest, was the strongest evidence
possible as to his efficiency and integ-
rity as an officer. This year he obiee-
ted earnestly saying he would not bond
TO fiji the Office, that another candidate
was selected-E. V. Cooper. who was
likewise the candidate of both parties
and voted for with unanimity.
His elder brother, John H. Hof-
fecker, who has been in the Board of
Commissioners for twenty-five wears
the most of the time as president of
the board, also closed his official Iifa
IN this capacity on the 7th inst. When
he went in there was a debt of s6oOo
against the Town Hall, which was NOT
only wiped out but an addition costino
$5OOO likewise. During his ineum.
lo,ency the important developments Of
tne town have taken place-water.
electricity and sewerage. He also ne
gotiated the bonds for the electric plant
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09
A Case Of Interest to Farmers.

A case of much interest to farmers
is that of ID. G. Bailey, the owner, VS..
ThOs. j. Burris, the occupant the
past year of the Bradley" farm, down
the Neck. M. Bailey notified Mr..
Burris in November to "give up
peaceable and quiet possession of the
premises on or before the first of
March, and rented the farm to w. G..
Anderson, living near Dover. Mr..
Burrows claimed that he rented the
farm last summer for another year, in
the presence of witnesses, and refused
to vacate.
Mr.. Anderson moved up Tuesday,
the first of March, but Mr.. BurTis
refused to surrender possession. and
so he had to qual ter his family and
stock wherever he could, with the
people of the vicinity This made a
grave situation that could only be
settled by law, and the case was car
ried to Esquire T.. V. Cooper. In
such cases the law, it appears, allows
five days, and this made Monday the
day for trial, but the attorneys, VOL
colt for Burris and Hughes for Bailey.
could not be here that day, so it was
deferred until to-day.
The trial commenced at 10 O'Clock
this morning, and at o'clock this af-
ternoOn a verdict was rendered for the
defendent, Mr.. Burris, signed by John
Yangasken and J. w. Denney, H. p.
HAZEL, refusing to sign. Mr.. Burris
will consequently stay on the farm, and
Mr.. Anderson will be cared for by Mr..
Bailey.
Smyrna times., 1898-03-09
10th Century Club.

While the attendance was coro
lively small, the 2Oth CentnrD,..- para pa
held a very busy meeting on r.iu Ciub
iasI, ine time was taken up mosti3-
IN decldlnS upon a permanent lueet;nS.
place and the purchasing Of Iis,L- ii,Ii-
Committees were appointed for ''+io No.
different departments Of work ie G
chairman OF which are as follows. 'Ie
Education, Mrs. L. VI. Price. + ;...
ature, Miss Nellie FAIRIES: Nus. '-lieL- UtL
W. 0. Hoffecker; Social. Mr.. + ;uIs. rs
Postles; History, Mrs. Geo " bo,I-' IT,
Art and Drama, Mrs Lillian CiDI', C,i"'i't
Philanthropy, Mrs. VI. X. d '3't;' I'5;'
ridge; Home Science, Mrs. John y
hudson; Membership, Mis-, ~.
I, 4f,schudy; Programmes, Mrs F p +"