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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
aus ben iibrisem TbeiIrn,

Settembnrg, 20. Ipril. Im
Sreitas itarb bier Der friibere 8ebers
meiiter Setter 8arni6 i'm Sitter bon
So Sabren.
Snnslin It r, 80. Ipril. Sr.
Gaines 8drtner bon bier bat ourd,
Die Vermittelrng Der @eifditss Iaens
tur Sirih unb Ssroel bas As Seftar
9roBe Sof9ut 5i Hieberndmpoh fir
$4,000 Sr. scfduft. Bic aroBartiaen
8ebdube nit maihineleu ginridtuns
gen ipie 9ampforeifmnidine. 8roSz
b%renrerei, 8iebpaee II. {. 10. reprds
Ientieren aaein idon cineu 8ertb bon
100000 ST..
Wtlt, 80. Ipri(. Sier iino fol-
seuoe Sterbefdqe bon leeter 8ohe
ST per5eidnen: Som ~. april: Sos
Iepb, Sobn ppn Gnrl S6ilmanp,
4neht; Suiannn, Sohter bon @nfon
garni6. Iderer. 49,. BERNARD, Sobn
bon Inbrcos Martelius. SogIobncr.
a.: Gatbarina, Sodter bon gilbert
Maper, Soslobnsr. o.: Gnnu 1ars
garetba. Sohter BON Sobann Setter
Geeff, Sootengrd6er.
GalmuS, 20. Ipril. @eiteru
lunrnen bier purh bas Imt Ser Notarc
0r. Gbmunb Heifiers bon llielbinaen
uub Sr. Selir gian bon 8ebinsen. Die
bon 6ru. @raien @olff : @etternih
berriibrcuoen. uG6it gbuer seleseueu
@aloun9en neriteigert. Gin 8alb,
Srt gen. .Ilte 5ed". ppn 10 Settar
nno 81 pr SlGhens Snbalt, er5iclte
Gin @e6ot bon 10000 Sr.; Gin anoez
rer, Grit seu, ~5ateuberg". bon Z
5eft. unb 81 Or Sldhens Sn6alt,
mnrpe fir 10,400 I'll. anseltei9crt.
Sdmmtlihe 8Gloer .ain9en in ben @ce
iis sr @emeinbe SobIheio iiber. Ser
@cmeiucerotb bon Sobiheib : giihen
mar besfpegeu in corpore cridienen.
suh batten ionit 5ablreihe 2~iebbaber
iih cinsefunocn.
9ureu r, 3. Wai. &C.
tern 4beuo tebrtc Der Su Shmonens
thai ipobnenbe, aus Setin9en aebiirz
tige 10 Sabre ate Irbeiter 9uomia
9beuet auf ieiuem niht beleudteten
3ipeiraoe bon icincr Irbeit in Scisz
pori nab Saule 5uriid. lluterpeas,
5lpiihen Selmoingen unb 3orenspeis
Ter. itieB er gegen einen nnberen Habs
iabrer, Seiicn @ai4ine beleu6tet mar,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
sNNaNvtVvAt
: ~osnxem6urger gla6ri6ten. :
y RVAyRVAVAyAV VyV
Nns 8prtbinston, Soma, perlautct:

Ins @prtbinstom, Spua, perlautet:
Sabier neribieb lesten Dienstas De,
S6idbriee Mifael &nab. Or maj
ant g.. Se3ember bes Sabres 1922 81
9inteen i'm Stanton Rerid. 2urem.
burg. seboren. Sreiunb3par5i9 Sabre
aIt. reihte er i'm Sabre 1S45 in Der
Gfarrfirhe 81 2intsen ieiner linn bon
einieen Subren I'M Sobe porangeaans
senen Satin. Iaria 8irbaf. Die
Sanb fiir's 2eben. Sm Sabre 1s47
FAM bic Samilie 8nab mad Htdlauf
gppnibip, Sones 9onrtp, Soma, noe
lie ieitbem seipobnt uno ourf Der
Gftpeib hires Ineeiiftes lid elm be-
oeutenbes 0ermogen ~ertpprben bar.
Dor eiuisen Sabren mar er mad
Cascade i6crseIiebeft, no er aud
einige Sabre unb 5ipar bis gum Sobs
ieiner Srdu< getpobnt bat, moraui Ell
iih nuf Die 5eimitdtte in Sones
Gountn 5urid5oe. alsersidfpddc UNI
r%nfuobliein bieBen linn bas Sett 81
bitten nnb nahbem er mebrmnls nit
Den bf. Satrameuten seitdrtt poroen
perifieo er AM lesten Oienstaa
@beno. Sas g~eerGbniB fnnb an
Sreitag nad einem feierlifeu Hes
auiem III Der ct. Worien : &irhc aui
Dem @ottesdder Der @emeinbe unter
GROCER 8etbeilisung itatt. Wose Ell
ruben in Sriebenl Sen traiernber
Sinterbliebencn infer ber5lifes
BeileiD!
Sn Gait Sn6nane, a., berIdieb in
ieiner @obnuns Sonntne. leste 8ohe.
Serr Sobn Wertes. Gr., I'M Itter Dor
SO Sabren. Oerielbe mar in Def
gidbe bon Trter. oil Der lurembnrgis
ifen @rense. am 16. Oftober 1928
geborcn mno fam bot SO Sabren mad
ben Der. Staaten reip. nah Gait Sus
buque. Seine Satin 9ius linn nm 10,
Sanudr bs. Ss. I'M Sobe nordus. Sc
fpuroen Dem gbepaare eff &inber ses
boren, bon fpelden Die folsenoeu Der
Batter iiberleben: Heter uno Wattbiaa
an gnit Dubuque. Srau Catherine
Seeb nno Sobann, ST., gu Snbnaiie,
uno Srau Maria @lap 5u @aterloo.
Die 8eeroiguns fano am Sienstae
Wforgen bon Der ct. Warien1airfe
IN Gait DUBUQUE aus. itatt. Or rrbe
IN Sriebenl Sen iruuernben Sinters
b~liebenen unier ber5lides 8eileib!
Ans alton, Soma, berlautet: Sc,
boffp. 8ater 5oifmunn. felt aht3ebr
Sabren Yfarrer Der bieiisen ct,
@drien Stride bat bieier Sage eins
&omreiie dneetreten. Or Diro cine
Geile burh san5 europa MAIDEN uni
ebenfals 2uyemburs beiu1en. 3neis
bunoert Yerionen befanoen lid aui
bent Sabnbof, nm Dem Ifeibenber
Hfarrer elm a0ebepobl alif @iebere
ieb'n" 81 iagen uuo linn cine sliidlite
8eile 81 fpiniden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
Sur Jeier Der Sr6iterin Der
8etriibtcn.

Sen 8erebrerm Narien's lit Ser
Waonat 0tai Der angenebmlte; benin
oteier Monat lit Der FL. 1utter 8ottes
gefpeibt. Inns 2urembursern lit bies
icr Ronat beionbers ansenebm; benin
IN oemielben feiern mir Die Sftape
u~nierer geliebten 2anoesmutter, Der
Sroiterin Der getriibten. Son Nab
uno Sern itromen Die Yilser Damn
gum @na0enbilbe. bas in Der 2iebs
frauens& Stride 5u 9urembura auf
pra6tpolem Booths Gltare tbront, INN
bort Srolt uno Siilfe 81 erfleben. Sie
Naerpenislten inoelien tpiiien pieueiht
ben llriprung, nod fennen iie Die &C.
i6ifte bieies @ndbenbiloes, oas une
fern Ser5en 10 tbeuer lit. ltnb bod,
lit oas cine 10 nabe nabe lieaenbe
Neu9ieroe. 9ier gang furS, tpds man
peiB iiber ben l%lripruns oieies beiliaen
8iloes.
SIN Sabre 1927. am 5. Nugult. alio
ihou Dor fat PSI Sabren. mar Dor
Dem Neutbor Der Stdbt 2~uremburg,
an Der Stele mo jest Der 8irdbof unD
Die 3aitaniensI nee aneinanberitpBen.
cine nellerbaute 3apene eingeiegnet
fporben gu Gbreu 1arid. Der Sroiterin
Der 8etriibten. Muf Dem Nltare
itrablte ein Bib. cine fat brei SUB
bobe, aiis Sol5 eeidniste Staiue Der
W,ittereottes; busielbe Bib, ipelfes
natber bas &leinob bes 2lirembmrger
2anoeS eetporoen. @oher fam has
8ilo2 8arum bate IMAM Tim gu
g6ren bieie aapele erbaut2
Ser ~llriprline bes III. 8ilbcs lit IN
Elm unNurhbrinslihes 9unfel 9ebiiltt.
@tit 8cpalern permiBt man III ben
alien S6riften audi nur Die serinas
item biltorii6en Ineaben oariiber.
llno bod hattie ia aepiB Der b%emiitbige,
nnbetannte aiinltler Ie9t auf umiere
epige Oanfbarfeit sebabt. beiIen
funitreide SGnoe 9epiiroist iparen,
bieies 8ilonib. als Elm @erf8eug Der
8armber3igfeit Mnrien's 81 berfertis
gen. Mber pie Gem audi iei. mas
Die SnriftiteIer ms 5i perlbpeigen
fir gut befunben, Sas bat Die Bolts
tradition gum Sbeil uns iiberliefert:
Die Seiuiten. tpel6e felt benz Sabre
1594 IN Suremburs paren. batten ein
~blubenpes goaegium errihtet. bon
bielen Stubenfcn beiuht. gle fiibr>
ten ibre 3D9Iinse in ben heiBeu Mits
tassltunoen STEERS in Die llu,gebun9en
Der Stabt ipa6icren, mo- bamals auf
benz iebigen 8laeis nod bihtes Sc
biifh geltanben. @ines Cages Nun
entbedte elmer Der S~hibcnten in elmer
Mii1c on einem uralten gihenbaume
bas lieblihe @uttereotteSbilb. cine
i1one Statne, CANA IN Sol3 aeIhnist,
DDS Seiutinb mif ben Mrmen, Sen
Wonb inter ibren SiiBen. llebers
raiht iammelteu ii6 Die Siinslinae
Dor benz liebliden 8tIbe. uno NIT @utz
beiBune bes Tie besleitenben Yaters
trusen lie ibren 9liidiihen Snnb nah
6auie. SeS anbern Cages abcr be-
mertten Tie boI Shreden. ba6 bas
Bib aus ibrem Sauic perldpuuoeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19

S%taatsbilfe, tpel6e burb Bic @eiess
sebun9 81 regeln lit. Sesbalb limb
Die ndbiten Wablei bon ilberaus aros
Ser Sebeutuns fir ben Wittclitdnb.
Serr Sr. Belter. So3ialoemotrat,
bat in Der am 80. Ipril All Siibelins
gen nbeebnltenen Notwithstanding
iih offen fir 8rennune bon Stride ltno
Staat dusaeiprohen. aerabc ipie in
Sranfrei6, mo Die 8eihidte ia aans
gut eeeaneen lei. gu bieier Ieubcz
rung commentiert oa5 Bort" pie
folgt:
Bern sic So5taIifcn aez
fpdblt iperben, nerben mir ms dlio
auf Die nerperblihen uno unfru6ts
barren Suitdnoe Sranfreif'S eefabt
baltcn miiiien: lie iagen es ndmlif
otfen beraiis. Wer dlio fir Sen relis
9iDien Srieoen in unierm 9anSe lit,
oarf unter fciueu llmltQuoeu cinem
So5inliitcn ieine Gimme aeber. Sinb
in bieIem Ynnftc Die 9iberaien beiler?
Sic geben beimliher Dor. uber lie be-
tolgen oen1elben 3pef. 9emeis:
Gin liberolcr Gaubibdt ioats IN eiuem
8irtbsbnuIe III Oiiferoinaen: 9os
critic @eieeproieft, bns iptr in Der
&ammer eiubrin9en, lit Srennuna bon
Stride unb Staat. Sic .2urcm6urs
ger 3eitung" ifrieb in go. Z bes
b. s.: .@ernbesu beipunberusnertb lit
in Srapfrei6 Der aampf Inn Bic Srins
5ipien Der Sreibeit gc8eniibcr Dem
GlertfnlismIS. Sdritt iiir Shritt
gebt bort Die 9cfreiune por iih nno
miro Ods aufaebaut, nod Dem uniere
Sebniudt eebt." Sic eebcn al8
Surole in ibren 3eitunacn aus: ygiur
feinen Glerifnlen ipdblcn", 5. b.
ipablet Die Iiberale Cite nit i6ren a6t
Nnmen unb berpolitdnoiat lie nit
Gnti>G lerifalen, B. /. nit Wdnnern,
Die Die Srennung bon Stride uno
Staat often auf ibrem Yrosramm
gaben.
8elhes iinb iibrieens sic Sbaten
oes 2ibcraItsmusi iberau bort,
mo- er bic 5erridaft erlangt bdt2 Sic
StaDt 9urembura bietet in bieler 8es
5iebiin9 elm tlaiIiites 9eiipiel. Sm
portigen @~emeinberath bat Die libcrale
9artei Die WaioritGt. abgeIebeu
nun bon Dem ntebr ODER minber aroz
BEN 2eihtiinn I'M 8elbnuseeben. bat
lie ii6 Defenders burd ibren Nntis
Glerifalismis be~rborgetbun: Intiz
Glerifalismis IN Der S6ule, Iutte
Glerifnlismis in Ser Irmenpfleae,
4ntisG Ierifnfismns in Der elmer Ser
lpeigerune gleihformenoen Ier3Gsee
RING Der ldneit periprofenen airhens
bduteu.
Ser 2iberalismls fdmpft geaen
bic Helision! @enn mir bicien
aampf audi niht fiirften, 10 iponen
unb fpiinihen mir ibn bod niht inn
Sntereiie unieres @olfspobles. 0ds
9oiunssport aller ibr gnterlano uuie
rihtig liebenben 2ursmburaer fpirb
iein: .Wir fpolen Den relisioien Sriez
Den unb barum hnlten mir uns fern
bon Wdunern. Die ielbit Religionsz
feinbe iino ODER bod nit Iolfcn belte
ODER morsen 5uinmmengeben peroen."
onrembnrs q, 4. Iai. 8ie
perlautet, bat Der aauimaun 6r. 6.
Glernnbrc, Snbaher bes aur5paarens
aeitdftes .Houbeau Taris". bas nm
Y~arabeplas 5fpii6en .@ranb GAZE"
nnb uGafe Nieoner" eeleaene breis
itodiae GAZE on Commerce" init Sins
tcrsebduoe bon beiicn Better. Den,
8ier9roBbdnoler Srn. Sol. @iper. gum
Yreiic bon 10000 Sranten eripors
ben. Sr. Ileranore bat bas Smmos
bel Johann an Srn. ST.. Snrpess Yetit,
geiiber Deg .8rano GAZE" fir Die
Suntme bon 10000 Sr. fpieberberz
fauft. Die Iietbpertrdae bes
.@rdnb Gafe" unb bes .Gafe on
Commerce" laufcn crit 9eeen bas
Sabr 1917 ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19

Die gman6ipation bes Srauenacs
i6ledtes brin9t ihone (?) Srii6te.
Sic ameritanNde 2aop iteut uiht
MIR ieOe 5anbarbeit 10 I'M Musemeis
men. ionoern san5 Defenders bat iie
Die Snusarbeit .alf benz Stride.
ga, iiberau finben mir WeibSIeute be-
lndftiat, iiberau uno tGalif remit
man sesen iie. IN Den Sffi5inen. in
Den 2deen, in Den @erfitatten unb
Sabrifen, uno leiber oft in EteIuns
gen, fpelhe ibreu leibliden gonititns
tionen niht 5utraelih uno ibrer Ros
ralitdt oft gerape5u perberslt6 iino.
Sebe gei4ditiapns lit ibnen lieber ais
geraoe iene Irbeit, nelhe bod ibrem
Welhlehte 3utommt - Die 3nus>
arbeit. lnp chen bieie meserne
Npatsie eesen Sausarbeit ma6t Die
0ten II nj q o6en > Srdge ieoen
Gag fhlimmer unb pe~rpidelter.
Iueenein lit Die &lase ilber Innsel
an SienirmGOden; unb bieie &ranfs
belt - benn aranfbeit iii eS, ia cine
moberne &ranfbeit oss ipeibsihen &c
ihleftes - nimmt tdsliG INNER
mebr gu. Nnltatt oaB uniere Rdbel
babeim bleiben uno Snusdrbeit pers
riften. Ordnsen iie iif iiberaa i'll sen
IrbeiterfreiS Der Rdunerpelt biueiu;
ul0 neil lie biGlieer arbeiten fineen
iie AUDI Seihditiguns. nnb pers
nrdngen Die Wannsleut e
ibrcr In itelIuns, Ire
unb @eroienit II. +
Die Salsarbeit id)euenDen WGbs
diem iasen unb bebaupten, bob lie in
DER @eihGftSpelt mebr peroienen, alio
e inen beiferen 2obn befsmz
men. - IS lit alio cine Grtperbss
frase porerit. @irflih? - Steat
man pnmit Die sDttlihe @inriAtuns
unb N%noronung, bic s~ottgeppltc
Sefonon,ie flibt auf ben &opf? @ott
iduf ben abam unb CAB linn ben aus
oriidlifen Iuftral. BEN 6arten pes
1arabieies 5u beifellen. Damn beiSt
es in Der 81. S6rift. 8ott lab. oab
es niht gut ipar iiir aoam, alein 5I
iein. unb er edb ihm cine - @es
biliin. Rie nun Die gpa ielbit unb
Damn lire Sohter fpdbreno eines 10
lungen 3eitralms bon utebreren tnus
leno Sabren Die Sbee elmer q e.
hilfin ~aufaefaBt baben, ut 10 flnr
unb Deutli6 burf Die 6eihihte bes
ipieien uno iauitrisrt. oaB es feiner
grfldruna bebnri. Solten iih bieie
gpastodJter mirtlih geirrt haben in
bieier Nuffaiiuns Ser Seee bon @es
bilfinnen? SoIIen fpirflif crit in
Ieeterer 3eit, IN ben lesteu paar
SabrSebnten. bieie uniere .gman5is
pirten~ ben Stein Der 8eiien" aes
iunoen baben? Wia benin ipirflih
unb tbatiddlidb bas 8eiberbclf per
Mdnuertpelt bic Sfanpe arthur unb
ibr BRETT uno frei ms Geli6t iaeen.
lie lei niht mebr im Stanbe. lie 3u
ernGbren uno 81 fleibcn? Soueu
ipirflid, Die @dnner. Batter uno Bril-
Der niht I'M Stanoe ieiu. ibren
Srauen. ibrcn Wiittsru uub S6pe>
ltern BEN oebensMnierbdlt az nerpies
nen2 Nun. fpenn nift. bann traget
thr Wcibslelit Ielblt Die Sdulol
gleibt aus Der @eifdftss unb @es
iperbsnelt Der Mdnner; bleibt oabeim.
no ibr bin acbort; raubt Der Mans
nerlpelt uiht lire SteIluna unb Irbeit.
9obn unb Werbienit; unb mir piirfen
mobl. aur Gbrc eurer Wdnuer. Batter
nnb 9riiber ia9eu. boR tic poIlenps
ihrer eottscpolten Yfliht scnahieu
iinb, uno ebenio aud pillens linb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
Gin sonmtaa it's i'm Mai.

Sas III Der Slieoerionnta9
Sm idn9umflungeuen Nni
Sa ihwebt in 9iiften unb g[itben
SnS 8li!d an Sir porbei.
Nus eriinen Shleicrn winft eS
ltnb lodt nit ~epioenem Bid.
3 Iuh es idnea 81 faneen.
@s febrt Dir ME Suriidl
Oas lit AM Slieoerionntag
Sm iaiaumtonten Nai,
"a buift in Sliitben unb 9ieoern,
SaS 8lild an Sir porbei 800.
81. Il. 81.
~ y ~
Sramffnrter Waitranf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
(Na6 reueitem TcSept.) J
Sranfimrter Waitramf.

WiQit On bereiteu Den Waitranf fein,
Ninlm cine 6laide 9uteu reiSen 9ein.
Su biele cine 6auo boil 8alomeiiter=
lem.
Iuh pcrmebrt bebeuienb ieinc @iite
Cine bdlbe Sanb bod Grbbecrenb[iithe.
Gitronenfrdlt, iehs 8ldtthen odsu,
0tbt lbur einen gar aromatilhen @put.
Us 9eboren ferner nod gum @an5en
Bon @nnbelrcben 5fpei pole YfInnSen.
Srei Sldtter bon idtpar5en Sobannisz
tralIben
Werben Die SelifateiIe nod bober
ifrduben;
Ton &ruuiemun5e flint bis Iehs
Glattfen.
Sic Oh baben fannit IN iepem
Stdbthen.
Na6 bier Stunoen ntaeit Oh Den
Wcin abeieben,
Sbn nod nit bier 2ptb Srder per>
IiiBen.
llno bann init freuoisem 8er5en ses
nieBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
9as SSeal Der ;sran.

Die 8urbe zines @eibes beite6t
barin, oaB lie fem aufieben madt.
ibren 8ubm in Ser I6tuns ibres
IanneS iudt. iopie oas 8obl ibrer
Samilie Die Guele ibrer Iersniienn>
gen entbdIt. @ibt's anf @rpen elm
rubrenoerss. adtunesperiberes Shnus
ipiel. als Der Inblid elmer Sausmuts
ter wie lie. rtmeeber bon ibren &in=
bern, Die Irbeiten ibrer Sansgenoiien
tbeilt. ibrcm Wanne Gin frobes Qeben
peridofit unN nit 8eisbeit ibr Saus
in Oronung bait. Siebe ba bic pole
@iirbe zines Weibcsl !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19

- u d nm q. pertber 9eier, rie6e
2elsrin! 8ir modtcn an Dieier
Stele aui stpei iebr lebrreihe Grtifel
alfmerfiam MAIDEN. pelhe Sbr auf
Seite 2 uuS 3 bieier Nummer finbet,
betitelt: Ser Moientrnn6 cine Onele
Der @naben" nnb Ser Batter bat
Seierabcnb". @ir limb iiber5eugt,
bab lie Gud sefaIsn perOsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-19
5riidtc Der 5rauen emancipation

l6rci na9 Dem ~seno6ote".)
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-04-04
To Keen the cranks Out.

New York.-Followin the example
of the New York stock exchange, the
Consolidated stock exchange and the
Cotton exchange, the visitors gallery
of the New York produce exchange
has been closed. No reason was as
signed by the managers of the ex-
change for this action, but it was gen
orally understood among the mem
bers that it was taken in order to pre-
vent dangerous cranks from gaining
access to the gallery.
The governors of the other exchang-
es, all of which have closed their gal
leries within few weeks, have made
no announcement OF the reason for
doing SO, but members believe the
management desired to maintain
closer supervision of those having ac-
cess to the main trading room than
would be possible If free access was
allowed in the galleries.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-04-04
Divorce Action Against Vanderbilt.

Divorce Action Against Vanderbilt.
New York.-Within an hour after he
had sailed for Europe, Wednesday, AL
fred G. Vanderbilt, was made defend
ant In an action for absolute divorce
filed with the supreme court by his
wife, Elsie French Vanderbilt.
Chandler p. Anderson, Mr.. Wander
bilt's personal counsel, who was seen
in regard to the suit, said:
I am in no position to talk OF the
affairs Of my client"
When Mr.. Anderson was informed
that it had been learned that the ac'
tion was one for absolute divorce, he
said: II cannot talk"
Justice O'Gorman, before whom the
proceedings were instituted, appoint
ed David Mcclure, an attorney Of
this city, as referee to hear testimony
and report findings and recommends
tions to the court.
Had secrecy for the time being
been wished the action OF counsel
could not have been better timed. The
Offices OF the county clerk are closed
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Only
a few moments before that hour the
comparing clerk received the papers.
BY the time that oficial was through
with them, wotiaOsttaryB fgwy cmfwy
with them, it was too late for the pa.
pers to be oficially recorded. They
we're therefore placed In safe and
will be formally entered later.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1908-04-04

Chicago.-The Tribune says: Give
the duke a chance; he's square
shouldered young man and Opportun-
ity is all he wants." said Theodore P.
Shonts, recently, speaking OF his new
son-in-law, Due de Chaulnes.
Referring to the debts OF the duke,
he said "A mans debts may prove
his worth. 1t takes a good man to get
into debt and live comfortably. AS
to a title, its possession or lack, has
nothing to do with the worth Of man.
"A good deal too much has been
said about the marriage. The young
folks are now on their honeymoon and
shouldn't be bothered
rs there any truth in the report
that the duke is going to work."
We'll" laughed Mr.. Shonts, that
germ hasn't broken out in virulent
form yet, but wait until after the hon.
eymoon. know that the young man
is going to plunge into a useful life
and he'll make good, too. He'll find
me ready to give him all the encour-
agement and assistance needed"
Mr.. Shonts said he had not object
ed to the marriage, as was reported.
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rerrors to silk Hats.

Any one who has ever caught a
glimpse into the recesses Of the average
cloakroom at function where there
were many men present must give a
sigh for the days when 1T was fash
ionable to wear a crush hat. To see
one of the attendants making his
headlong way through one of the aisles
with bundle of coats over his should
er. leaving trail of silk hats knocked
off their pegs and lying on the floor, is
to wonder how any man ever gets his
own tile back and also throws some
light on why silk hat looks so badly
after it is returned to It's owner from
the tender "care" of the cloakroon
berserkers Carefulness seems to he
a thing entirely unknown to one of
those hobbledehoys.-New York Pr SIS,
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Jottings About snorts.

The New York Yacht Clubs racing
season will begin on Thursday, June
Is.
The Automobile Club of America
has withdrawn from membership in
the American Automobile Associa-
tion.
A. ]. Joyner has been engaged as
trainer for H. P. Whltney's race
horses in the place of the late ]. j.
Rogers.
The best move agitated in baseball
in a long time is Ban Johnson's war
on rowdy roofing. Unfair PARTISAN
ship in this regard reaches the dis9-
graceful stage.
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Younn Postmaster ssnt.no.d.

Concord, N. H.-Leon F. Sampson,
ex-postmaster at Hanover, appeared
before Judge Aldrich In the United
States court here and pleading nolo to
a charge of embezzling $34O from the
postoffice funds was sentenced to serve
six months in Jail or pay fine Of
$3.50.
Sampson was arrested on Jan. II,
following a story which he told Of be-
ing held up in the postoffice at Han
over and of being robbed Of some 5000
He claimed a masked man broke a
window beside him while he sat at his
desk in the Office; pushed revolver
into his face and forced him to hand
over a pile of bills lying on the desk.
Investigation showed that the glass
had been broken from the inside, and
in the cellar was found tin tobacco
box containing $2S5 in bills.
The postmaster was Immediately
placed under arrest and pleaded gull
ty to embezzlement, later changing his
plea to nolo.
The young man, 1t Is claimed, was
put under a strain to raise money,
which led to his undoing A strong
petition in favor Of Sampson was pre-
sented Judge Aldrich at the opening of
court today, signed by many promin-
ent people of Hanover, chief among
the signers being President William
]. Tucker of Dartmouth college, al
though Sampson was not Dartmouth
graduate.
1t is understood the fine will be paid
and the young man released.
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UNREST STILL PREVAILS.
French Minister to Haiti Advises Ref
usees to Arm Themselves.

usees to Arm Themselves.
Port Au Prince, Haiti.-The spirit OF
uncertainty and OF unrest still prevails
In Port au Prince. The recent abortive
attempt at second uprising here. In
which Gen. Larraque, chief of the cav
airy, and several other army officers
are alleged to have been implicated,
has given the government cause for
making searches in all quarters of the
city in the hope of finding. others they
suspect OF being involved In the plot.
The French minister to Haiti, M,
Carteron, according to refugees now
In the French legation, has advised
them to procure pistols and as much
ammunition as possible so that they
may be prepared to defend their lives.
M. Carteron declined to deny or affirm
this statement. but he did say he had
made representation to M. Borno the
minister of state, pointing out the
French contention that the giving OF
sanctuary to the refugees was an abso-
lntely legitimate proceeding.
Up the the present the governments
attitude has been a conciliatory one
and 1t seems to be It's intention not to
offer the slightest excuse for foreign in
tervention. For long time past the,
government has had large number
of so-called political prisoners in hand,
and 1t is reported that almost nightly
some of these are taken from the pris-
ons, transported to the country dis
triets, not very remote from the city
and shot This the government vehe-
mently denies.
The French cruiser D'Estrees has not
returned here from the island Of St.
Thomas, to which she took the refu-
gees from Gonsaives. The German
cruiser Bremen returned Tuesday from
Kingston, and the United States cruis-
er Des Moines and the gunboat Mar
ietta are still here. The gunboat Eagle
left two days ago and the gunboat Pa
ducah sailed for Guantanamo, where
she will coal, later returning.