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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

State Senator Thomas + Crazy. loader
oC the Democratic PARTY in the uaper
house. died in Nov York SI.;rday. He
1uarrclcd with Clov land. to.tcd the
ticket and took the stump FOR ten Butler.
1.ator ne Noc'm" roconciled with Cieye-
lend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

Sir Frederick Trevos the famous
English surgeon. who has arrived In
New York from Panama. praises the
work in progress on the canal says
tn" sanitation there Is a world "N-
hihlr' and standard for the tropics
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

Benjamin Idle Wheeler president of
the University Of California has re-
ccived - long letter from cy- President
l,uoscVcli most of which explains III
emphatic language his reasons for
| wishing to remain 4 private citizen.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

Twcnty-four school teachers are ON
strike In the borough of Winion
scranton, Pa for their pay, 1000
pupils are without instruction ana the
town Is without funds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

Herbert l.. Banner, II Columbia TINT
versity student, proposes to work his
way around the world without "A cent
to show that education Is "A greater
snsAL than cash.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

The Now Haven system is planning "a
lari,e 81, development Of the Rutland rail-
road. plans contemplate extension of
business into Canada and the securing of
additional through western business via
/ tn, Great axes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-11-14

FH8 eaKtn NJ LIS REPRESENTATIVES, %
tho strength Of this deIusion. Jews and
hereftcs bare been perseeuted 70 death
al opponents To Christ'a Kingdom. An
tho while we thoughtIessly repeated
the Lords prayer: sThy Kingdom
come: Thy viii be done oh earth. is IN
Heaven We knew that the Redeemer
said that he would come again 10
make us His Bride and jolnt-helrs: but
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
OF INIIIu ~ ~ rnI RAILROAD
MN.

There az, t"w' i'nut,. m ~
prctcni ,anurugu 0hl.h rh"uld Ice of
particular interest g." the railroad
men
what happened to tie railroad men
IN the last Democratic administration
II not 80 remote that u has herp for
gotten 10y m" members of that fra
teruity. Hundreds Of Idle, iub-lcss
Iallroaders were passing east aud west
through Albuquerque seeking IN vain
Tor the employment that had gone
Rlimmuring with hard times ana de-
pressed indus,ri,s und'r Democratic
Tree trade rr2umr Arthur - Wrlls
then genera sur"Tutrnduul for IA"
Atlantic ana racino. provided ear
iu the Albuquerque Yards ,spCChlN
Tor the accommodation 81 N" railroad
men who dlmurt dvhtituir were nav
cling over the wet lacking Tor u
chance 10 earn living This car
afforded these men u place uf lodging
81 they went through una the car VAS
always filled. Passes were supplied
by The railroads TO all these idle
worklnEmcn aud huTaEs.d Officials
spent large part at their time pass
SnE on the disappointed ablc-botllod
men who Ncrc little short If despcT'
site because IT the hopelcssncns Of
setting work.
old railroad men Ia the southwest
will cOrrObOrai- the tale, ThOss DAYS
have not been forgotten. aud for mi
eeason II IN hardly necessary Ia polnI
put that the re-electiOn u President
srnfl. the continuation Of RepSOllcar
protection add prosperity and th'
eleetion OF . prosperity candidate e
ths Ualiea eselpi spngrsas from New
aaekloo AZ Asattgg 81 rather tita
snen,6hi q sGllSbsa nnana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
COMMON sENsE.

30 Intelligent man can rc,d the ~.
cent u,icranccs 81 President T"'
wlthou, b,ing iin0Ts ss1d ,,llr ii1--,.---.,
slnccfiIy 1T ~" man. his san. ,i,. .
point. his hard common sons,
Thr Presidents letter ~ NJ, r.oIi,
ut Minnesota aud The uuuhv,
which app"Irs IN the Herald Uda
appiirS with "Iunl force a. ever, s.,-
Ton ~ TINS nation. II In rtni,m,..l
81 pltlu iu,urtrotcrilblr fHot- whl %
no amount Ui twisting nnd dlsiurli"u
can Dt'f'"ut'. II IN ~ statement 80
rlain. ru sane, 80 true. mat rp
ihuu4IrrI man vino reads % ulh
car" can ,s,np" conviction II H. o.
statement hat every rtul'u huuul
rc.,I sud ,nink nbop,
1nn pr'sp,ut SAVE Il nm ."urir, o
iuH' boz 10" ruI tn,ir cone ,oi,i, ,
.uIuruu a"it' vtDl ruIbl, lh,m tU a..
100, 1uH.. u' u'aly dressed uuslruu.
rh..h BOO th, Yau th's ht,u rejected
1n. presidents confidence 10 10,
...Y,l ,, uud thought ana suuud iulu.
uH. .r ru, 'mu.,,u p,opI, ~ NOT
u.......,I Ih,r Is umr, r.Idcu.,
nI '... . 'u. gr'al vaE' now SWEEP
..r. ...t 'u, ,uJuIr. IN favor ol th'
..r....r". WAY" which v|u carr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
MARSHALL AGAIN,

wc Etill nFrrc with our morning
contrmpurnr, TINT II the Democrats
are Wise lhcN VIII rall OF GO'rrnor
Marshall
The hit"rs attempt yesterday {"
b"lltilc the bread aud butter uru-
mcnt is un ptr Win n"mr "l he
pr~ ,"us brilliant performances. uWd
after ull n M not far uul at "a, snmo
class Win 'u. DrmurraU, Irgum'u'
IN Sew M'si,r that the WOOL Industry
win IT, lN,tuo,""u q YEAR ls q mere
uugat,ll.
Nj Marshali dcnouuo"s the bread
and circus argument. whatever that
may be-. n win not prove - vote get
ter with tho dear people who rcmem-
Der the days OF the last Democratic
missOvcrnmcni of the nation when
there Was no bread, 80 money to buy
n with aud going tn the circus war
clnSs,d among the elegant luXurlrs oi
y bSgOne age.
u Wuuih fulncr see NonhFoN WI
ron defeated" says Governor Mar
shall. than to see him enter the
white House hound hand and foot
bS Republican senate AMI RE-
publican house ~ representatives.
Governor Marshall said this In ore
son during an iInpassiuncd appeal ioi
the election "f Democratic congress
men.
Evidently the governor OuRht Ia he
pul uBder lock ana KEY, Here the
Democrats have been telling no off,
,ciRlly that the whole CONGRESS wllI b
aollaly ptmecrelle ana tAas K Is snsl
ADl1 tlb h - n 4slss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
WIi'I WAS IT2


Iu, hu.U 'aje IA" murmns
pu.,r. uYJ ."u, "ul II Iu, OF ,n.un,
wn,r. ru. U,rId deliberately m
uu"l,,
&c. rIr moaning payer r,l,ruus A."
uur uu"ll,"u lr"m its columns rh.l
.,G um, rh,r, has n,'u nuJ o..
,u.uou disaster IIas rnll"vcd
f. % RETIRING To- our quotation irpu
Its columns nat Nj Ferguson ..
"addl'. prdIuod""
r. I, r,iur,uE to ~ statement
.Uuul'd hs u- thu there n me- dangrr
."r rumn nDb,ll running county or.
Inus""
90 docs % has, ~ MANA uuI quota
ton that on the hi,r Issue the Dem
ser~tw~hwv~-~' trts-yWrtr 'ss,rv. : ~
rivil var, 1ud IA, ,"uuli' has not SET
eol "N'r Iosr'rriug mat ,i,l"rN '.
DOCS II p'r.h luu, hn,, r,l"l,u,, tu
our quotation from tts columns that
N the Democrats uUr wise they wiIl
let rrr tHrL nl"ur'
~ du"s 10 mean that TN, when 80
.ouur,d II m -NlnR that ~ uur view,
."l rhr trust question vill o. regarded
ct. rrorltouar> aud Il ,"u,'.spuu to lh'
money interests
INA 81" mIspuur, u'uh'r 80, said
~ suited that "trorr ls nu consider.
aplr campaign luud hN uu mrlN''
Perhaps this li' - Interpretation. "I'
b. as wcll Tor the pupI. ru under.
,,oud that there ar' "lb'r uurvti,u
.lu Ihis campaign C,r mou. ad,an.
lHl,uuE iu lliu nrm",ruu rIn ihlu
aN ammunition tie, win uud IN lh'
larlr nud lu th' hnh cost ut iNihu
aud when The, 'djs.uN,r Ilnl n,r and
30 shape their uahr lDn. v,u he IN
better poeltl"u to- ulr,u lo the ,"r.
rrs 81 the ,ruu,r
m, caption uf lr mIsluulttluu
editorial the morning ~ .rul>"hood
=. ,ssar, Docs lh,s have Ict"rcnr,
TO ihr sr, mrut that the morninY
pnp,r Tears T." ulNr direct about th'
.olfr ct mou,, to Mi lura"
How old II Ann
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
NEW RAILROAD IS
PRETTY CERTAIN
Roswell Man Confident That
Line to Roswell Will Ma
terialize in Not Far Distant
Future.

a railroad iu Roswell IB bound 10
'"tur iu The not far distant future"
satd Lucius Dllls 81 tho PeCUs valley
city to-day, 4 believe the prospects
len u are hcttvr than over bUfurc,"
Nj billa Untno over with |. NJ. Par
suns. D. >, lJra. nnd II T. lInlhrd In
AN auto, aud the party viii return 10.
morrow after attending the Masonic
gatherings here,
The trip IN only ga miles as
against 377 b. raft said Mr. bins. q"
Hnd II We had hurried and had started
earlier We could have mad" II Ia thlH
city IN twelve hour ~ II Was We
arrived AT Esluncin At T. m. and
had ~ stay over might
We're the nuulirrS ~ ldr PARTY To
return homo hy ,ail Win the rest OF
the Roswell bunch they would lose "A
tull han day waiting at clovis l,e-
slides travelling nearly twice the dis
tanCv. 80 better argument In needed
tor The railroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
IIoW to- IIe n Progressive.

i'iUl JhbR'af
\ uuuh,r of possible Wny' ~" A..
- nd"d. ,nuugh Tor NIL.
litm,mU,r the nomination Nuu
wanted 1ud htdn't get; ~,
l"Iu"uD.r ArmngcddOu nobody
else d",s hnl YOU can hook II ~, ct
l'rm'wn,r he singing Of m" box
ulugy Of ntri once between Sun
days. ur
ii"mrmrrr hnw terribly mad Ted
dy felt 400 'hicago, ar.
li"m"mu'r how little Nou have 80
Cr hor,ul"r,. contributed L" any
party; ur
Remember how terribly. mean th'
President hl. treated YOU. or.
Hrmcmb'r how useless the old par
Ties have been, Of course, Il isn't true
but II win h,lp yOu In your Wild lcuI
toward thr moral heights. the unas'
sailuhl" GilrllturS the most hlgl
palaces nj truth. whose King anu Ar'
nud JTck II uunr other than III" Ereal
champion at n reform. all wis" leg
lslatlum an certain progress for 1VeI
nnd ever world without end.
l;oHcOc Gilmore Scott.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
IIOSWfIL MN\ EIIdTID
~ GRAND COMMANDER

Sir James " Wilson ui RuswCll
vas elected grIud commander uf tho
Grand commander, luutN, succeeding
- Juhn i k,lN "r SllluI cay.
Im other officers elected to-day are
ds follows
brput, grand commander. SIR
ArIdm \. Pratt Carlsbad grand
scucrullsmu, 81 l.. ~. ChaInbrrlln, Al.
uuuurruu", grand 'aptyin general, Sin
\. " Pollard, Dcnling.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

L'ulirt Euglrhlrt. the rl"ycn year
old Spu ~ G,urR" Eugichdri ur Silver
tily WIS scriuusIy injured bS falling
toy scouts, ana ph"n near the Gem
,irN lvv ut tie lhds mounted a hurs'
Nu..n they htd along When slru'k
ol thr 0Iuh WITH uutrt, ia" uursr
Iil bed nud both boys WEI" throw II
"n. Young tugl"hart Tell IN his arm,
Dr,.' ius 10 near the ulDuv aud als"
ui~'". nliug lu" "lh"N ana Dn, snuul-
t,i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

about Il. ooyrrnOr Marrhol nrpcarr
to be ilbs'rp'ins the feline from the
receptacle Judging from his un-
aurrd'd rcmurks " would appear that
''r l"uocrats have gravcr fears al
r'ulls than they have conrdcd
.. .r.I .,-' friends.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Iur tulluNug II the percentage at
the 1911 taxes collected by the Nari-
aus counties uf the state "a september
"a, lH9L based on the amount re
United IL the state treasurer: Her
ullillo, NH.aO. Caves, NH,21, COLLAR,
pl.TH, curry N2.St. Doha Ana. Ss.Il.
Eddy, SEQ, Grant, $3.50; Guudalupr,
Su..I. Lincoln. 9iOI, Luna, gj,23:
Mckinley. g6.Os. Mora, 73I9; Otoro,
Xi.Il, QUAY, ana; RIO Arribn. 1871,
I,uusr,rli, a0.tS. SandOyal 5N.6S. san
Juan. 1855. sun Miguel. ii1s. Santa
Pc. ;u.Tl Sierra. 70.5i. SncorrU, iS.li,
TAOS. ys.51, Torrance, 66,0i, Union
SB.SS. valencia. $50. Average, s5.23
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Neuralgia OF the face, shoulder
handp. or feet requires "A powerful
remedy that Will penetrate tho flesh
UAI.I.ARu's SNOW LINlMENT pO'
ses1cs that power. Rubbed In wl1ert
the puin ~ felt Ii all that u necessary
10 relieve suffering ana restore nor
nal conditions. Price Sbc. soc aud
S1.0e per bottle. SOLD BY all drug
glsls. ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

II you have yOunH children y"u
have perhaps noticed that disorders
OF the stomach are their most coiaT
mon uilinrnl. To correct this y,u
viii find ChnlnbcEialn's Stomach uD'l
Livor Tablets excelicnt. They Ure
easy aud pleasant 20 take aud mild
aud gentle IN effect. For ssle Ny all
dTuHEistH.s Ady
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

When you have n bad cold you
want tho bunl medicine VbIalnuble ~
na Ia cure n with as little delay uA
possible. Here u a druEgiHts Opln-
ION: II have sold ChanbeTlalns
Cough Remedy for fifteen yCRTu.''
|nADa 1nlDn LolleF o. Saratoga. Ind.
''nn1 QQnVl6er 4 the best on tho mar
MA AbF sale by AL druggists. adv,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

\ .t,,m.ut ul IN, uoudrd uolcht
,un'. ui the STATE "r Sew MrNt,u
uHs hu.u prepared hN ia" state aud.
Il"L " a.. sargent comprising With
~, 'pJu sstuu Natur" aud II
show luu indebtedness To- %, SHlS,-
uuu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
IIrrhclInns Of u IInrl,cInr.

rom ih" N'V York Press.
Claiming, tat sCHr"s u woman 81 Iu
m,r, than lu-ing ldrals
n takes - woman tu stick tu h'I
iIlih oN"u after II X gone.
calling q man u liar h. u" pro-"
that ih' d'"u-cT isn't II hlgE,r uu'.
when girl gets IT, hr an aunt
III" gIuu. ambitious 10 Ru further
g.
bIEI>G that luuE wait, llr tate
were r',,N ng great buu"lilH non
ih' i",l't.I government bat SOW
Mexico" win only u dcl"Rnl" Ia con
Er'ss. ,uuld Rut next 10 nothing.
Morning paper, Perhaps THAT'S tru'
.Ui Mr. l'Iru~Son but Il" you -"
nrnhr 'lu si3O.000 Mr. Andrew
Eui tuI Aihurucrtmcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

,'pur Warden Bara has appointed
ten .r, .irl deputies tu pItruI the coli
"r,du.N,v MrNlc" border and 8rlc~t
,ui uuUug d,rr without llr,n~rs. This
action luIiuus many complaints ihui
Colorado spurism'u ~" actiN" durin2
the gam, -ruSUn Without piS ing ~"
NIu Tee Tor 3 liU'ns".
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Suite" II hrrrh, given that ID"
Secretary ~ the University ~ New
Mexico viii receive bids FOR three
munihs supplies for the University
dining hail Forms for bids may be-
Obtained from the Secretary and all
bids must be IN not intor than Mo-
ycmhrr &. lVla,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

stop COuEhlnEi Y0D rack the lungs
and worry tho body BALLARD'S
IIOREIlUUND sYllUP cheolRs lriila-
tlOn. .lIouls tha lunHp ANA restores
comfortable busakhlng. l'rlod 2bc.
soc aud 400 psr bottle. Sold w all
druggists - ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
'J4BS 4 9i. 4: Solar
Irlrl,lfnI E.Nnnihrs.

F,rl,,t,tt,,t tNat,,,I,s
W. Crr.iv oWu Tins mite XII
''uuId mad l,r an, worse
Hut vr nr,. ui,t,n .nttiug N
ia y,r Nhv'u add u verse.
prufu II,rnld. Trunacript
n that's thu cn,,. .,.'Il tukr the dnre.
And write nur .uH ~ bnt.
Ana ihrtrit, dn uur littr shurc
~ innkr ,nuf Ir. uurr GLAD.
Springfield Union
Wen KICK In nr... 10, huip kiil lIur.
Though r,.,l. rt,r and curse.
prr when il ,u... tn writing rli, NC
", never 500 .,rsc.
..u,iuuaU Euuuirrr.
which mrr,i. .r...s. beyond u doubt
I'pnu Itg ,,r .,,r.
Thai an tn. .n,tu.. v.,r, hmm.
.,...
,, .r..,.,.,..
,,...u . , ,,.........,.
49,,
49,, .....-,.,.
mn. ,.
w
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Their is M Fcnlism In that play
"Oh, yes. there 10. They're making
real money AZ the box office
washington Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Woman IA the e0nal o. man."
''N0 doubt. Ano when a comes 10
talking Ahe's Hot hlm beaten. CHI
pa8V pRik Nee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
THE MAZE PRICES,

Pancake turner's ..,,,........... 1c
Egg D,alCrs .........,,iOc auh Zoe
2sc pkg. condition powder ...., 800
csc pkg. egg TOOd .....,..,....' 2''C
Heavy tIn milking pals ...,,.,, 3Oc
high grade carpenter hammer 5O'
Nifat rAwH 400
butchers sfCcl ..,,,..,...,,.,,,, 00c
Gallon granite milk pail .,..,.,. soc
IlraVy Tin. tWO-trny dlnncr buck
ctB ,,.,..s.'.s 's'''.''' '''' 'SOt
Heavy, lnrEe ssEc, cotton Blankets,
rIlvDon biOdlnE. looks like
IiglI.pTIccd WOolen blanket s2.s'O
We sell the cclebIated NapR gloves
t,pr men. See them. No better gloves
made.
Vim. kleke. III ~. IIrsa ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25

Trlmbls's EAgsEyi iia y. uasona q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-25
Neuralgia Of the face. ShOuldS

Wm. khke. 81 ~. IIrs1 81.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-27
KENT LEVY COURT VIEWS
ROAD At WOODLAND BEACH
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ED BY j. r. MOTT NEARING END
Levy Court Taken in Three Automo-
biles From Smyrna to Bombay Hook
Island and Entertained at Hotel
A delegation of Kent CountY L!

A delegation of Kent County Levy
Court, consisting of Benjamin
DOnohO, j. C. Carmean, John W.
Verden, N. B. Cain, Charles S.
Sherwood, James A. Kerwin. George
H. Gooden, were met at Clayton yester-
by James T. Truax, president of the
court, with three autos, in charge
of L. M. Price, D. C. Bailey, Homer
Hudson. They were taken over the
new road from Clayton to Smyrna
and thence to Woodland Beach. Messrs.
Horace Mustard, Howard Jones, M.
V. Ford and Rev. R. K. Stephenson, were
guests of the party. The building
of the new road now in course of
construction is progressing finely and
when completed will be both strong
and durable. Mr.. Mott met the
party with a launch in charge of
James Campbell and James Slaugh-
ter. Reaching the park the party
viewed the large fresh water lake
with small islands, the splendid
trees of 100 years growth. Mr..
Mott is constructing a large ice house
for his use. Through the park are
interspersed cottages to the number
of thirty or more. Large stables
and garage buildings are beng
constructed and every thing is being
put in readiness when the road is
complete. Mrs. Campbell served a
splendid dinner such as she is noted to
provide and all did justice. Rev.
R. K. Stephenson was the only one
that killed any ducks. He brought
home one pair and had the laugh on
those who had sought to make sport
/ of him on the outgoing trip when
they saw his gun. The party was
much pleased with the prospect of
again having a chance to open up
Woodland Beach to the people. Too
much credit cannot be given James
T. Truax, the ut-going commissioner
! for the encouragement of this enter
prise and to Mr.. Mott for the large
investment and great faith in the fu-
ture of Woodland Beach.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-27
CORN STEALING ATACLIMAx
7. D. Garrison and Sons Near Ches-
void Track Team to Smyrna and
Elmer Lindale "Cleans Up

A son of former Representative
Thomas D. Garrison, living opposite
Bethel M. E. Church, six miles south
of Smyrna, returning home Friday
evening detected the field gate wide
open and wheel tracks in his fathers
cornfeld. Investigation further
showed that several bags of corn just
husked had been carted away. Think
ing the thief might return Garrison
had two of his sons to keep watch.
Failing to see any they returned to
the house, and the man returned for
a second load. He had gained some
start toward Smyrna before the theft
was detected. Garrison and his son,
Norris, started a search and after a
round about course came to Smyrna.
Driving in the lane of Elmer Lnidale
they saw a wagon load of corn.
Lindale had just put his horses away.
Claiming the wagon load of corn to
be his, Mr.. Garrison laid his hand
on Lindale in an attempt to arrest
him when be broke away and escaped
Magistrate Anthony was appealed
to and a warrant sworn out, but
Lindale has been to slippery for the
officers. Before leaving these parts
he took two of his horses, fine pair,
worth at least $500, and led them to
the stable of William Collins. He
then called Collins from his bed, tel
ling h m he had to leave Smyrna at
once, on business. and asked for a
loan of $5, offering to leave the
horses as security. Collins gave him
the money, and that is the last seen
or heard of Lindale Shelf Raughley
came up and while Mr.. GARRISON was
not able to positively identify the
corn as his, the suspicion was SC
strong the sheriff allowed the Garri-
sons to take away Sc bushels. AS
w. H. Collins really owned what
Lindale had, Lindale cleaned up
everything and skipped. For several
weeks farmers of this vicinity have
been suffering the loss of cob corr
from their fields. Recently William
Raisner lost 45 bushels and it is report
ed the fields of William H. Lurty anC
Joseph Legar have also been relieved
of their golden grain.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-27
SENATOR RAYNER is DEAD

Died at His Washington Home of Neu-
ritis, MondaY-Distinguished Career
United States Senator Isador Ray
ner, of Maryland, one of the leading
Democrats, both in and out of Con-
gress, who was mentioned as Presi-
Dental possibility prior to the Balti-
more convention, died Monday morn
ing at $40 o'clock, at his home, in
Washington, at 1920 Eighteenth
street, northwest. He succumbed
to a protracted illness of neuritis,
which began more than five years
ago, but which became acute only
during the last few weeks. His
funeral will take place this (Wednes-
day. afternoon and burial was in
Rock Creek cemetery. He had had
long public career. He served one
term in the legislature of Maryland.
After one term in the state Senate
he was elected to Congress. In all,
he served Maryland three terms in
the House of Representatives. In
1899 he was eleted attorney general
of Maryland. His elevation to the
United States Senate came in 1904,
and he was reelected in 1910 to serve
until 1917. His successor will
probably be a Republican. The ap-
pointment will be made by Governor
Goldsborough.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-27
PRoGREssIvEs MEET AT DOVER
State Committee Meets and Arrange
to Present Legislative Measures

State Committee Meets and Arrange
to Present Legislative Measures
The State Committee of the Pro-
gressive party in Delaware met in
Dover, Thursday afternoon at Hotel
Richardson with about half of the
members present. The object was to
perfect the organization of the COM
mittee, there being some districts in
New Castle county without represen-
tation. 1t was decided to fill these
vacancies. 1t was also decided to
draft certain measures along pro-
gressive lines for presentation to the
coming session of the Delaware Legis-
lature. The committee appointed
for this work includes Robert G.
Houston, Louis A. Drexler and DIR.
Caleb F. Layton. Much satisfaction
was expressed by members of the
committee at the showing made by
the party in the recent campaign.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-27
SURPRISE PARTY AT BLACKBIRD
Mrs. Elizabeth lieinoId Given a Sur
prise Party on Her IA Birthday

Mrs. Elizabeth lIeinoId Given a Sur
prise Party on Her IA Birthday
Blackbird, November 26.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Heinold was given a sur
prise on Sunday by her children and
grand children, at her home at Black
bird Station, it being her IA birth
day. She was preparing dinner, when
they came in loaded with good things
to eat, consisting of chicken, ham,
Maryland biscuits, pickles, salads,
celery. custards and cakes. A de-
lightful time was spent, it being a
complete surprise. She was also
given surprise post card shower of
81 cards. Those present were as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ennis,
and children, Martha, Nan, Franklin
and Edward Ennis, of Clayton; Mr..
and Mrs. George C. Heinold and child
ren, Florence, Fred and Ralph; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Hutchison, Lola,
Ida, Rebecca, Charles, and Ruth /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam holland, and child
ern, Elizabeth and Mary; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Heinold, Mr.. John Helm
old, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey farrell,
Miss Ida Booher, of Elkton, Ohio,
and Mr.. Arthur Rheim, of near Clay
ton.