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Smyrna times., 1899-01-25
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
Addressed by Mrs. S. L. BaIdwn-State
Executive Board TO Meet in
SMYRNA

For the first time in three weeks the
weather conditions were favorable
enougo to have quorum at the meet
ing of the Twentieth Century Club.
Each Friday afternoon of the two
weeks previous, the weather was disa-
greeable and at the meeting hour on
both days it seemed that hard rain
kept the members from turning out.
Last Friday was beautiful day, and
as consequence the ladies turned out
in force. The following program was
splendidly rendered:
Current Events. 49,. Miss Mary Anthony
Quotations from HAWTHORNE
Paper" Foreign Trade and Consular Ser
vice. Mrs. John H. Hoffeker
Vocal Solo. ......... Mrs. Marion COverdale
Paper Character Sketch of Lafayette1
Address "Glimpses from the Far East.
...............M Mrs. DIR. S. l.. Baldwin
Vocal Duett. w Miss Hetiie Megear and
Miss Laura Bell.
Following the above program, the
first annual message to the clubs of
Delaware from the Educational Com
mittee of the State Board of Fedora
tion was read.
A note was received from the Lii
brary Committee of the Dover Cen
tury Club extending an invitation to
our Twentieth Century Club to
lie present at a recital to be given there
on the evening of January the Goth
inst. If a party can be made up at
Smyrna, arrangements will be made to
run a special train back after the per-
fOrmance is over.
A matter of interest on Friday next
will be the meeting of the State Exec
utive Board in Smyrna. They will
probably hold their business session
early Friday afternoon, so as to be
present at the meeting of our local
Twentieth Century Club.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

SPEAKER Reed appointed Represen-
tative Payne of New York, chairman of
the ways and means committee, to sue
ceed the late Representative Dingely.
Mr.. Payne both from long experience
and ability is considered the very per-
son to follow Mr.. Dingely.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The indications are that important
measurers pending in Congress will
not be passed by March 4, and that an
extra session will be called. Mr.. Cor
man is believed to have this object in
view in forcing an extra session of
Congress by opposing the treaty.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The river and harbor bill has been
completed. 1t carries appropriations
amounting to $12, 2,5O3, 1873, and con-
tinous contracts aggregating SIG, 791,
73s. An appropriation of $500, 900 is
provided for the Patapsco river and
channel to Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER, JR.
Associate Editor.

STRONG opposition has developed in
the Senate to the Hull bill for the
reorganization and increase of army.
There seems to be considerable differ
ence between the plans recommended
by Gen. Miles and that of the House
Committee.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

ROBBED SToRE.-Every lock in
y Nathanlel Luff's store and honsa Of
Felton were broken open early Satur'
day morning by burglars who ran
sack sacked the entire building. They GOT
SlOO IN money and gold watch in dif
ierent rooms. The thieves proceeded
quietly and alarmed nobody.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

Max Bulizhnik proprietor of the pro-
posed pickle factory at Smyrna Land
ing is now ready to contract Blank
contracts and information can be had
from A. E. Jardine, at the office of the
Philadelphia & Smyrna Transportation
Company.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

Oyster Revenue Collector Lewis of
Dover, has had issued thirty warrants
for the arrest of offending ovsterma an
on Mispillion and Broadkiln Rivers
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

Burglars looted the houses of @. @.
Fuiton and Mrs. James Moor, now in
washington, at Dover, getting an
overcoat and his Office keys from Full
tons residence.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25
MARRIAGES.
SHAHAN

SHAHAN - PRICE. - At the Methodiss
Episcopal parsonage, in Smyrna, ganua1,y M
8th, 1899, by the Rev.. O. A. HILL MI MI
Frederick E. Shahan, of Cheswold' an"
Miss Mary E. H. Price, of Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The personal prop erty of the late
VIM. S. Jones, near Bryn Zion church,
was sold at public vendue last Wednes-
day, and was eminently satisfactory,
as we learn, to Auctioneer Weldon and
the administrators. Young cattle
were sold at from $50 to $37, and most
of the other things in proportion. The
chief feature of the satisfaction, in ad-
ditiOn to good prices, was, that it was
cash sale, with no long pending
notes to bother with in the settle
ment.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

If a woman catches cold wearing a
thin dress to ball, of which she is a
patroness, her husband escapes pub
lie censure, but if she catches it
hanging out clothes, all but his friends
stop speaking to him. So says an ex-
change
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25
How to Preyent pneumnni.-

1ou are perhaps aware that pneumo-
ma aiways results from a cold OF from
an 5ttack of la grippe. During the
epidemic of la grippe few wears AGO
When SO many cases resulted in pne1-
monia, 1t was observed that the attack
was never followed by that disease
When Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was used. 1t counteracts any ten
aency OF cold or la grippe to result
IN mat dangerous disease. 1t is the
pest remedy in the world for bad colds
and la grippe. Every bottle warran-
eed. Td. For sale by Clifton & Raymond.
smyrna, and L. l.. Mason, CLAYTON.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

WANTED energetic lady to sell
our toilet preparations in Smyrna and
vicinity. Quicksellers, large profits.
Write for full particulars to W. A.
Costen, Norristown, Pa. Z
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

~ Key. Vaughn S. Collins, principal of
tne Conference Academy at Dover, is
urging the Legislature to grant an
election on the question of ssI,icense
or no License" I"
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

Go to Cummings, photographer,
Post Office building, for finely finished
cabinets, mantelles etc. Here every
Wednesday. Parties wanting Photo
graphs for Christmas had better give
orders now. II
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The White Rose Minstrels will give
their show in ChestertOwn, on Thurs
day, Feb. 9th. A train has been char
tered and a number of tickets have
already been sold to parties outside of
the company who wish to make the
trip with them. Tickets will be sold
for LOO the round trip and admittance
to the Opera House. The minstrels
are working hard to make this show n
success, and expect to take quite
crowd with them. A good band will
be taken along
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

A notice of your Public Sale adver-
tised free of charge when the printing
of your vendue bills is done at the
TIMES Office. The impression has got
ten out that the TIMES is higher in
their rates than some offices, which is
untrue. The TIMES can print sale bills
or anything else as cheap as any office
in the State. It's reputation for neat
job work has long been established
and the printing of sale bills is no ex-
ception to this rule. We have every
facility for serving you in the neatest
and most attractive styles. Bring
your vendue sales or any other job
printing to the TIMES Office; you will
receive prompt attention.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

Tickets are being sold rapidly for
the Musical and Literary Entertain
ment of the Presbyterian Church. 1t
promises to be an entertaining affair,
when some of the best local talent of
this town will be given.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

While wandering around on the fish
ing grounds of lower Bombay Hook
Island Monday, Wallace Moody found
a cigar box containing a small baby.
Coroner w. B. Knots was notified
the next day.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

We have on our table the Strawberry
Culturist and Small Fruit Grower,
published at Salisbury, Md. 1t is the
only horticultural paper in the state or
on the peninsula, and is valuable
publication. Sample copies sent free
on application. T
The Bunyan's Pilgrim Band" that
has been to a number of places on the
Peninsula and claim to have travelled
in their wagon 10000 miles, did not
get church in Smyrna. They were
at Clayton on Saturday night and have
gone on down the State.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The Literary Society of the Smyrna
High School is preparing for its
annual public entertainment in COM
memoration of Washington's Birthday.
1t has been the custom of this society
to give a public program in the Opera
House for several years past, and the
one which they will give on the Friday
afternoon following Washington's
Birthday, promises to be even more
interesting than any previous exercise.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

While indulging in contest of blue
rock shooting at Leipsic last Friday
afternoon, MIR. Frederick Lang had a
narrow escape from what might have
been a serious accident. He was 60
ing through a lot of loaded shells he
had purchased in Smyrna, and nearing
the close of the contest one of the
shells which he was firing exploded
with enough force to tear open the left
barrel of his gun near the breach.
Fortunately no one was hurt, and Mr..
Lang got off with only the slight singe-
ing of his eyebrows from the burning
powder. The case was very similar
to that which happened to Mr.. John
Wick at blue rock match near Spru-
ance City recently. The fault is due
to the overlooking of shells.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25
SMYRNA AND VICINITY.

Try our homemade mincemeat-W
H. Davis, Clayton, Del
Il
Clifton & Raymond are retailing
lamps at wholesale prices. Go see
them. %
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

At an early hour on Wednesday
morning last a rick of fodder on tn Q
farm of r. NJ. Cooper near Cheswold
was burned, but fortunately by the
heroic efforts of himself and family,
the buildings near were saved. There
was evidence of kerosene oil being
used, but the fodder was damp and did
not burn readily. Mr.. Cooper did not
know he had any enemies. There is
suspicion in the neighborhood as to
who the guilty parties are. His loss
was about $50.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25
No Senator Yet.

The vote at noon to-day for senator
stood as follows:
J. E. Addicks-15.
Geo. Gray-15.
H. A. Dupont-14.
l.. l. Handy-5.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The lecture of Rev. G. A. Hills
course on the Pilgrims Progress to-
night will be "Days of Delight in the
Home Beautiful or Further Privileges
of Church Membership" The Pro-
tracted meeting which he intended to
commence with the ''Week of Prayer
the first of the year, but which was
deferred because of so many being sick
with the grippe, will be entered upon,
it is expected next week.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

.oFFICE:-Next Door to the Fruit Growers
National Bank.
Telephone, No. 10.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

THE SMYRNA TIMES is published at Smyrna
Del, every Wednesday afternoon.
THE TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the town it represents and the
State of which it is a part. II also gives the
items of importance of the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland.
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER,
Editor and Proprietor.
ROBT. D. HOFFECKER, JR.,
Associate Editor.
MS-SUBsCRIPTION-Sl5 so per annum. II
paid strictly in advance sl.00. No paper is
discontinued until all arrears are paid up
except at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
resents but for the outlying district Of which 1t
IS the centre, embracing the towns of Clayton
Kenion Cheswold, LeipsiC, &c. A rate Of 50
cents an Incl for first insertion and % cents
for each subsequent insertion will be charged
or transient advertising Locals and Reading
Notices, 10 cents per line per issue. A special
reduction on all semi annual and yearly adver-
tisementS.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

Mr. Geo. w. Taylor. superintendent
of the Presbyterian Sunday School,
was appointed a committee of one, last
Sunday to confer with any committee
that might be appointed by the Meth
odist Episcopal Sunday School to
consider the feasibility of inviting the
State Sunday School Convention to
meet here in April. John H. Hof-
fecker, superintendent of the Metho-
dist Sunday School, had already been
appointed by the Methodist to invite
the Convention here.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The following has been forwarded to
us from Dover: The Dover Atheletic
Club is making a great effort to stir up
interest in atheletic sports among the
young men of our State, and to this
end an amateur tournament will be
given by the club in the near future.
Many valuable prizes have been offered
by prominent merchants and by we'll
known people from all parts of the
State, to be contested for by amateurs.
The prizes consist of such articles as
gold and silver watches, rings, stick
pms and neckties, etc The following
branches of athletic sports have been
decided upon: boxing, wrestling, fenc-
ing, jumping, bag punching, etc. The
club will be glad to have the young
mcn of Smyrna send some of their
athletes to the tournament, so as to
have their town represented. II. X.
Stout, the we'll known all round ath-
lete, has charge of the entries and will
be glad to hear from all who may de-
sire to contest for the prizes. Mr..
Stout has held the 100 lb. champion
ship of the State and is an expert bag
puncher, and broadswordsman, and
with his knowledge of athletics, the
tournament promises to be success.
Boys of Smyrna send in your entries
and have our town represented.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

The ''DuololOgue" of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Labodie, at St. Peters chapel
on Friday evening, was highly enjoyed
by full house, especially those who
could see the actors between the array
of ladies' hats in front of them. Mr..
and Mrs. Labodie understand the rem
ditiOn of Shakespeare's characters, and
had the close attention of their aud
fence from the beginning to the end.
Smyrna times., 1899-01-25

There has been what may be called
an Emigration" of live stock to Phil
adelphia going on all the winter, but
it has been greater the past week than
any previous time. This has been
mainly in hogs and chickens. The
shipment of hogs as well as calves on
the Steamer Van Solver on Monday
was larger than any previous day. In
the matter of chickens, which are
usually in the winter sent to market
dressed, there are unusually large
number going to market alive, and
sold in this condition. One dealer,
who had gathered them up in Black
bird and Apppquinimink Hundreds,
sent up at one shipmeet last week from
Fleming's Landing, two tons. The
general price for hogs as we learn are,
for those alive 81, and dressed, Al
cents per pound.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

in Dem Wusen befinbli6en pahdgters
gerietben ebenfals in eroBe unrube
uno elmer berIelben rief aus, oaB Elm
3uidmmenitoB gu ~eriparten lei uni
ieber ipae 10 i9nsa pie mOgli4 abb
iprinsen. !Serr Yaul &emp bon bier
befano ii9 ebenfaGs auf benz 3uge
uno ba er auf benz Srittbrett bes Wds
gems itdnb, purbe er bon ben ii4 bins
ter linn befinbli6en pafagieren 10 ges
brdngt, bob ibm niGts dnoeres iibrie
blieb, ais berab5uiprinsen; leiber
itiirste err auf ieinen linten @rm, IL
bah er bas 5anoselenf brad. Die
iibriaen paFaeiere ipranasn ebenfans
OBJ, enttamen aber gdn5lid unperlest,
Der 3ug fu6r auriid, nm iit nd4 oet
abgeiprunsenen S%rriinnigen um5u'
feben, unb erit ais DerIelbe iiber orei
Meilen suriideelegt, entoedte man biz
iunge 5rau, unter elmer Bride iibeno,
Oieielbe tpurbe pieber auf ben 3ua
aebraht unb bate merfpiirbiger Weiit
audi ni6t bic s~eringfte 8erleBung oda
pondetrd1en.
Wir niinifsn unierem 6reunoe g
aemp cine baloi9e 9eilung bes Der;
lebten Sunbgelentes.
20 / entnssbmen Der port Wa1b'
inaton 3eituns"
Sn Der ct. Mariens8 Stride tpurs
ben aetraut: Serr Wm. Reiter Dor
SautpiIe unb SRI. Margarethc
Watrp, Soater bon Qnton Watrg Dor
Sopn port Wdibinston. SIN 9auit
Der 8rauteltern tpuroe elm frDbli6ss
So6Seitsfeit sefeiert.
= 2uep, cine SoGter BON Serrn uni
Srau 81. 6. &etten in 5opn 9rafton
lit am Sonntas in bic Gpisteit bin
iibergsi6lummert. Oas 8inb. Del
2iebling Der Gltern unp numentlid Del
Grobeltsrn, Srn. uno 6rdu %. &. BE
der, Itanp in ieinem 6. 2ebensidbr.
4m z. Sttober ipdren 25 SABRE
psritri9en felt benz Gage, an pelden
Der 6stannte unb seadtste Jarmer S
9reipelbinger in Sopn BORT Wuib.
ington unb feline gbesattin Warit
in Der bisIisen Ct. Murisntir4,
our6 Isp. 8. Wilmes gum guno,
fiir's 3ebsn pereint purben. Sa!
G6epaar bate feline 0ortebrunsen 81
elmer Jeier getrpffen, als aber an
Mbeno ibre yerpanbten unb Raht
barren I%badrenpeiie BEL linen Dor
ipracben, I'm gu 9ratuliren, oa bliel
cine frDbli9s unp animirte 5eie'
nift aus. Die iilbsrne SpdbSei
purbe bann 10 idOn uno gut gefeiert
ais mare lie lanse pprbsreitet sepeien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17
6robher,o9thum.
Nus Ger pauptltaot.

Grnennung. Der gum prpfeIs
for i'm prisiterieminar ernannte Serr
Or. Gpnssmius aus Oifferoingen ioa
als NaAfplgsr bss Srn. Or. piinneI,
9lmpIenisr bes 9iirserbpipitals, aus
erieben iein.
8Ir9erbofpitaI. Dor Stir
&c itarb i'm pfaffsntbul Die Rentnerin
SRI. &lenih, pelde in bofiinniser
Weiie benz bortisen 9iirgersS pital,
beKen Nahbarin Die @sritorbene mar,
ibr oeiammtss 0ermOgen. bsitebeno in
Saus, Staauns unb 9urten. in einem
Wertbe bon ca. $4,000 Sr., teitdmentuz
rid perma6te. Our6 oieie bodber,
aloe Stentung biirfte Der erits Shriti
our @ersroberuns bes Spitals, reip.
our SsrItelung zines &rantenzS Operas
tionsiaales, pelfer bisber feblte, ses
maht iein.
Edlltments : Grtldrun1
gen. en- Der Serisniibung pom perfl.
Nreita9 purpen Sob. 9odsS teinba4
Sanoelsmann gu Sid q. b. 4ls, uni
Matbias @onner, S4neioer UNI
Wirtb. p~pbnbaft 81 2u%remburg (9d.
oeritrabel in SdlimentSuituno ertlGrt
Gifenbabnlthes. Die pri'
flung fir bic etatsmdbige Stsae als
Stations sIiiiitent BADEN beitanben biz
$50. GipilsS upernumerare Wagnei
BON 3uremburss 8abnbof unb 9omanr
aus 8ettinsen.
Grnennuns. liner in Berlin
be1t betdnnter 2anbsmann 9err Yfar.
rsr 6aber, bisbsr on Der 81. Sebpigs.
tirde angeitellt, puroe gum GrSprieftsl
(Dehant) BON Gbarlottenburg ernannt
cine Nus5ei6nune. Die feline bteiiser
sablrei9sn 8etanntsn unb Sreunoe mi
Ereupsn besriiBen ipercsn.
MubienS Bel SEQ Nil. lin:
Ter Mitbirser Sr. 81. S4mis, &i6tel
am bieiigsn 8eSirtgeriht uno Staot.
ratb. pelfe Die b~iesidbrise Seriensei
in Sstalien 3ubrahte, bate Die bob
@bre, bon g. $. Yapit SEQ XIII. il
elmer pripats IubienS e~mpfangen 81
peroen. Sin 9ruber oes Srn. Rid.
ters, Mar. &. ShmiB pirtt betanntlid
ais Hettpr oes &paegiums ct. 9onia
faa in Rom.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

tun9 Der 9ubnbpfreitauration 2r.sr r.
W. iparen 20 Sfferten eineeaanaen.
Die pa4tpreiie bepesten ii9 apii6en
1000 = 5000 Mf. Oapon fallen
l6 Insebote 3fpif9en 10000 Bis 49,
900 W2t. Der 3uf6las fpurbe benz
8oh Qnbreas 8sors S6mitt gu 5rier
fir Den padtpreis bon 10000 Mf. err
tbeilt. Die 5dfferperfteigeruna Der
Welnbanoluns bon Strip Srtb am
6rettag mar bon Winsern Der Moiel
uno Saar iebr fart beIu9t. Bum
Iusasbot tamen 5unG6ft 152 peingriis
ne 6noerfdner, tpofiir tnsseIammt g.,
1868 Wft. erSielt tpuroen. Oas SDdff=
aebot betrug so. bds MinoeItaebot Is,
Der Sur6f9nittspreis 26 Mart. &leis
mere Safer ipurben ebenfdGsaut bes
5ablt.
Sdn9enlonsbeim (gemeinoe
Goblen5.) Dieter Sage lit tpieber elm
Hebldusbero angetroffen porben, uno
5fpar in einem nod iungen @einberae.
in DO IF. Die Sbt : 9erfteiae.
rurgen on Der Dur6 unfer S0rfheen
f%ibrenben 8ianbensW ittli6er 9ropin.
aidlitrdbe baben oiesmal aubereep0bn.
lib hpbe preife ersislt. SranfGpfeG
ipuroen our6i9nittli6 ben I3entner
NIT 6 Wart, 8irnen nit 8 bis 4 Mart
uro bsferes Sbit entipre9enb ibeurer
besablt.
SseL 20. Sept. Seitern slbenb
sesen 8 llbr ertonte pl0bli9 Der Huf
sTeuer". gs brannte in Dem 6aufe
oes Beter Sdber. Sburmbo9 f9luaen
Die Slammen gum Simmel empor, bd
oas Jeuer in benz mad Der Grnte ae.
fiilten !9auie reifli6 Ndbrunq funo.
4ls erfte Silfe o auspGrts tdm balb
bic SpriBe BON Waferliefh, bunn bic
bon 8on3, aonen, Semen. 10 bab nun
BON allen Seiten trGftig benz fpeiteren
llmii4sreifen oes Seuers Ginbalt se.
than puroe.
st. Sobdnn q. b. Guar, 16.
Sept. !9eute Mittas III llbr entitanb
auf Der a%oblensrube wHeben" bel
ReuntirGen ourd Odmpfe, tpslde bon
einem brennsnben &pblenfIDB ausainz
gen, cine grploiion. Ift Mrbeiter, bic
in Der Ndbe nit benz 4ubdu elmer
Muuer befddftist naren, uno Der
Steiaer limb eritidt. Die 2ei9sn iinb
formloie MuHen.
Wies. Der HesierungsprGibent
au 5rier bat benz Sdubmaderseieh
len Mattbtas Wetler in Wies fir bic
@r.ettung oes IA Sabre alten Rnabens
Nitolaus Mi9els aus Berg bonn 1obe
bes grtrintens in Der Mcfel cine @eIb.
prGmie betpilist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-17

nit unieren gebilbeten SD6tern.
&aum bic 9Glfte oerielben lam cine
itanbssgemGbe @nitellung als Gebrerin
ober 9u6fiibrerin finben, ipeil ale
Steaen beiebt iino, Die Mnosren milf
len setdui6t unb eebrohenen SerSsns
gu benz niebrigen Stanbe ibrer Gltern
pieoer Suriittebren. Sbre Yilbuns
bat lie unsliidli4 sema9t. sic fDnz
men ni6t to6en, ni6t naI6en, nift
fliden, ni6t in bic drmlifen 9erbGlts
mile ibrer gltern ii9 fiigen. sic fDns
men uno tpolen teinen eemeinen Ir>
bettsmdnn beiratben unb etnen 8or>
nebmen befommen lie nids. sic iinb
lbr Seben lang ungliidli9 unb unSuz
frieben.
Die bobere 8ilbuna tdnn elm 8olt
ni4t sliidli9 MAIDEN, ionit mibten
heut5utase Die gebtlbeten 0Olfer ale
redt gliidlid uno sufrisben lein. Die
un5ufrieoenbeit lit absr nun aasemein
g%etporoen.
Wie tonnte man auf bieien SIR,
tbum perfauen? Man ia6, bab in benz
Sample um's Oaiein Der gebiloete
Wtann benz ungebilbeten iiberleesn
mar. DARIUS 5og man ben fali9en
S9lub; alfo mub du9 Elm ~sebilbetes
Bolt einem ungebiloeten iiberleeen
iein. Wan lab ni9t elm, bab elm ge.
bilbetes 0olf cine lltopie lit, bic ME,
mails eriitiren fam. Sin pcbl prga,
n%iiirter Staut tann nidt mebr ais
hDGitens Elm 8iertel bon 9ebilpeten er,
traqen. Wer niirbe bic barte Mrbeit
au benz 6eloe, in ben Sabriten, in Der
Minen unb Strabsn perri9ten poqsn,
fpenn Ollie gebiloet pGren? Nun aber
seb0rt bic 5dlfte oes Bottles bur9s
i8nittli4 gum 8a~uernitanoe, Elm dnoe,
rer 5beil bat bic Sanoperts@ unb
Tdbrifarbeit 5u perri6ten. Cine
bObere 9tlbung piirbe bic MenI6en
fir ibren Stanb unfdbig uno in benz,
felben ungliidli6 MAIDEN.
Man tduf1e ii9 aliO ni9t; lpeber
bas Wo6l oes Staates nod bic Bolts
bilbung limb no%t6penois nit Dem
IpltsDobl %perbunoen.
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Eng Freiesch.

Ech hat eng Freiesch an der Zeit
1--WE Johr an enger Stad,
An huot dc Lefschaft mech geheit,
81 hat och Fred gemat.
Recht schGn war d'Kand, geholl ne
streng,
An I hat d. borcn Dr0t,
Schon fir de def bio An eleng
Hett Allies ech gew6t.
Dat M6dchen hat mech guor net gier,
Rescht spGt gesuoch ech Z AN,
we ech dohem war fir der Dir,
Dem Spill en- Enn &c man.
A wien mach traut de Fraleit fill,
De falsch mescht Allies hun,
Dat asz e gudden DONNIE Still,
De BRAT g0tt opgezun.
1886. j. Ii. NJ.
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gasxem.ta.rser @a,ptss, pierstae, nen II. Whtol,er 1899.

Sepeihen in's Nusldnb baben bic anne.
rifanii9en 8eri9terltdtter, unb untel
bieIen itebt Der Correspondent be,
rgbicago Sribune" pbenan, Der tagtGg=
lid fir etpa 5000 Srancs telsgra-
pbirte. Die beuti6en uno Diterrei6is
i6en Gorreiponoenten BADEN ibre eng.
lii6en Golesen init ibren Selegram'
men peit iiberfliigelt. Gin5ig in leiner
4rt tit aber Der r5igaro". belien itenos
erdpbiffer 8eri1t bereits UNI a ubr
Na6mittags in Yaris erihien uni
befen @uflase 100000 gremplare err
reihte.
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