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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
u)ie fe6en mir Kat6di6en 5um &rieg?
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fpie bic Yoli5ei fir Die offentliTe Orb
hung, urb Der Ir5t nit ieinem Opera
tionsmeiier fir Die torperlihe 9ez
Iunbbeit.
81 Inbercrieits miiiien mir abs
lebnen einen llngemeiienen nno ltnz
eeIunbcn Wilitarismus, benin mir limo
perpflihtet, ben arieg als elm llebel
ansuieben. bas nit alien ms moes
lid,en Witteln a%b9erpanbt lperoen mug.
mic aranfbeit nnb Sun9er; unb mir
biirfcn nift, mic Mtante cs tbllr. ms
si Der Inidauung %betennen, bnb Der
arieg bereftist lei, peil er etli6e
bo6ere menI6lihe gigenifaften entz
.pifclt: Gaterlanbslicbe, Selbenmutb,
Nusoauer ilno anbere Solbateutusens
ben; bas ipiirbe beiBen: Ser Sned
beiligt baS Wfittel.
A. 8ir miiiien baber ar unlerr
Ginflub Durh @ort unb Sober be-
niisen, Die 9ruubidse internationaler
Sreunbi6ait gu forberu, Die omar
ituientpeiic unb nit Siderbeit Die
Iotbpenbiefeit fir bic fur6tbare
triegerifde gntideibung beieitigen;
gerabeio !oic mir boffen, bab Der Sort
ifritt Der 0tepi3in unb 5psicne eines
cages ms Der Notbmeroistcit Der
Iftperen dr5tliden Speratipnen iberz
beben tpirp, ipomit Der arics ipo6l nerz
sliden tperben fam. 8cr bon ms
in Der Gage lit, tpirb gut baran tblln,
Witelieb jener b%etpabrten 9eieus
ifaften SIT tperber, beren Siel lit. Die
griesune bes ariescs nurf bas
S6icbsseri6t 81 foroern unb cinen
Sreunbi6aftsburb inter ncr1 perifies
benen Natiouen uno Haiien berbeis
3%ufiibreri.
81 SGlieblid llnb gu olIermeiii
iollen mir clc Die cnblife 4bihaffune
bes 8riese5 bdrfis in infer 9ebet
cinidliebeit, alf bab Gbriiti Sriebenss
reid 81 nns fomrtc.
Sn ieiner beuri9en Citers gotid)afi
ioa Der Sl. '9ater laltt Sele9ramm bes
2onboner ,Stanbaro" ertldrt ba6en:
.Rose Der 6riebe eintebreu i'm 9altan
urb in Merifo. Iit picIcm Srieben
moge in bas 5er5 aler Ienifen NM
Serriher Die Snipirution fommen, baf
ibr Sbeal. has ein3ige, bas Die Ga
rantie bes @eltfriepens BARTLETT, bas
sIles erneuern in Gbriito" lit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

ner niftS anberes ais grpfsemprbenc
&itber ieteii, bic, mie leBtere Gin
Spiel5eug ielbit nit 8efabr hires
2ebens su crreidJen inden, AMI uuse.
ietlidem @ese ans Gmporuns iiber
cine ais miberrehtlih empfunnene Sc
ihrGnfnns ibrer peri6nlifen 5reibeit
lid setitise 8etranfe sn perihaffcn
tuifien iuiirben. Gr be5eihnete nntip=
male Yrphibitipn ais einen Ginsrifi in
bic Redbte Ser Gin5elitaaten nnb ais
gerlebntts hes 8eiites Der ltnab :
bdnsistetts. Grfldrnng.
Gbenio ipirfiam lparen .bic Ir9uz
mente Der Srdlibcnten bes Sem
Yorfer Sidatsperbanoes, bes Sroofz
inner Stabtpcrba1bes unb bes llrtabs
bdngi9en giirgerpereins bon Narn7
la1o, Der Serren Ilp6pnie Is. aoclble,
Senrn @eisman1 unb q. Suufbacnel.
Ser GrIterc beleltt)tcte bic llnrihtigz
feit unb llngerehtigteit bes bon
Den Srpbibitioniiten eineenpmmsncn
S~tanbpunftes. I'M Ginger lpeniger
unmdBiseu Weniten ipegcn IiQionen
ibrer periorlid,en Srcibeit unb hires
Selb1tbeI timmlngsredJte5 in Der
Srinffraee su be%rauben. tpdbrcub 6r.
Beismann Gin Bib Der inter notios
naler Trpbibition 5u ertpartenben
3uitdnbe cntrollte. bns auf in Srobis
bitionsitanten semadte Grfabrungen
it'd itiiete uub in ieiner &~abrbeitss
treue ben Seuatprcn tpohl bic Iilgen
geDffnet bnben ioute, tpenn iie @iuens
fuaren. 81 ieben uno lid iiber5eugen
5u laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

~ ieie Sraee lit serabe seeens
AlD ipdrtis bier in ben Ser
0 cinieten Stadten oftrell.
" brennenb seporoeu. @inerz
ieits bas arieesgeidrei eines
sctuiiien Sbeiles Der Yreiie, anbercrz
ieits Die bon elmer groben In5abl
prominenter Bp6lmeinenber, bielcs
2dnbes be9iinitigten unb 9%eforbertcn
Sriebensbeitrebunsen. bic elmer inter-
natiornlen Sriebenss 8%eipesuns ent>
iprinsen. limb trarum nidt gar.
9as 10. Sabrbnnbert lit nit Redlt
baS S%abrbmnbert Der Mbihaffuns Der
sflaperei senannt %iuorben. Warum
ioIten mir nidt periufen, bas 20.
Sabrbnnbert snm Sabrbunbcrt Der
Abihaffuns bes arieses 5m MAIDEN?
60 ertldrt Der fatbolii6e giifoi 81.
g. 6. gariate1i bon Salforo (Iaans
heiter) in ieinem beurieen Sirtenbrief
lnb er fommt 81 Der uns riftiseu
Shlubfrasc:
Was ioIen MIN mir &~atbolifen i'm
6inblid nuf bieie fpiftisen Iufgaben
tbun? 8ir tonnen ms nift fir be-
re6tiet balten. beiieite gu iteben. als
tpenu mir feline Observation-Disclosures in
bieier Sade fir nnierc Iebenmeniden
bdtten. Rein. als Naftolser gbriiti,
bes Siiriteu bes Sriebens. als 8lieSer
ieiner Stride, beren Iufsa6c CO lit.
Woblpoleu unb Srieben unter Die
Neniden gu %brineen. iolen mir nld,t
nlein nniern Siibrern in bicier Safe
foleen. Wir iullen tradten, Sppitel
unb Scribe fir ben 5ricben Gbriiti
81 tuerben.
~ 3unGfit oiirfcn mir bieIe
6rage nid)t als Tarteifrasc be6anbeln.
Ils giirser lit ieber cin5clnc 9atbolif
%pollfon,men fret. in politiiden 9inscu
an ietn eisenes l1rt6eil 5u a~ppelicren.
IIs &atbolifen iirb mir aber perpili6s
tet, ale boberen Sntereiien. Die iiber
Die refine Sartei binausseber. bon Dem
stunbprnft Der atr1enlebrc aus gu
betrahten.
p @ir miiiien Den mabloien urb
rrnpatrioti1fen Nnti : @iliturismis
zines Sertuaian, Srisines uno Solitoi
ablebnen. neil. ipenisitens BEL Dem
iesigenl menihlifen aliltarsuitanb,
3ur' irirflifen griiten5 bes Stadtcs Der
&cbritanb cbenioiebr notbtpcnSis lit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
(Ginsefanbt.)
alntt . prskibitieniten ~
WaiRineten, .. &.

philadelphia, 9a., Den 27.
Ipril '1i.-Gs iparen portreiilite
8dmpen fiir Die Sad)e Der peri0nlifen
Sreibeit, lpeldJe inter Siibrlln9 bes
Selltids ImerifaniIhen N%atipnalbuns
pes am 25. Ipril Dor Dem llnterullss
ifnB oes Senatss Gomites fir Suiti5s
tpelen sesen @utbeiBuns Der Yrobis
billions & Imenbements : Heiplutipn
proteitierten. Der Goriiserbe bes
2esislatip gnmites bes 8unbes, Der
fdbise uno nit Den @affen iharfer
Sialeftif unb 2osif ausaerilitcte Nns
malt. Irno 9. Iotpis bon Ybilos
belpbia. leitete Die sesneriidbe Scite
oes Terbors unb fpuBte in iciucr eiuz
leitenoen Iniprahe in ii6er5eugenoer
Wetle Die Stautenrc6tsfrase an be-
lendten. Ser Scterau 1bes Burger
frieges, in relhem er einen Irm eins
biiBte. Major Carl Gems bon Neipart,
Der 9rdiibent bes Rorpoitliten Sdns
gerbunbeS. brad fir bas bcutIfe
Sdnaertpeien cine Gauge unb iano &C.
le9cnbeit, in Der linn eiacuen Iatiriits
ironiifen &eiie Die Ntotipe Ser Sros
bibitioniiten unb Der Intis Salpon
Seasue in oas riftise Sitt Al Iescn.
Sefretdr Simm bonn Tatiunul6unb
nnterbreitetc Die auf Dem N~ationals
Content IN ct. 2ouis aefastc unb
ge9en 9robibition nnb Slpangsgcicse
9erihtete Heiplution besielben, Die
oirt 0ti[ioncn bon llnterldriitcn IN
Der Spiifen8eit 81 -eincm 9iicIens
protect unSeipahien lit. unb Scfrctdr
Is. W. Saubmanu pom Hprboitlihcn
Sdngerbuno Die Der bcutId)s america
niiden Sdnserpelt.
Sic IN ibrer Irt ipirfldmite Ncbe
belt Der befannte philanthropy. SEER
Stmon Wolf aus WaI6inatpn. Der
nid,t allein rem National6unb, ipnbern
audi iiibiide 8cmcinben lino Den M
Dependent Sroer OF 8'nai S'ritb pcrz
trat. Gr lit rs Sabre alt. cine chr
ipilroige @rciicnacltalt. nit idariem
intelisentcm @eiiht. bas fpGbreno Scs
Spredens iih faIt iusenblid belebt.
Ss blieb aui ba5 Gomitc nidht pbne
Sinornd. ba6 CT erfldrtc. or babe in
leinem ganSen Scben nod tcincn be-
trunfenen Suben gciebeu. Gr betuute,
baR ein b6hcres iittlides Iipeam mno
mabrc Wafisfcit iih nur onrd Gr-
5iehnng IN Sans nno Stride ersielen
laHc. Gr beoauerte, baf cs airhen
sdbe, bic sum 8eiet lire 3uilu6t
ilebmen miiRten, neil tic ihrcn er.
sleberiid1en Gflidten niht seniisen
fonnien, nnb mahte bic Senatpren
oaranf amfmertian,, baR seui6e DIAN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Gincs fleinen ainbes idlimme Sage.

6err Soicph Ban Ider bon @uerniep.
Soma, ifreibt: .llnier Is Mondte
alter fleiner &nabc lit ieit mebrerer
Ionaten on Sautousihldgen. gs
biloeten lid, reht bdBlife 9cihipiire
an ieiuen Irmen unb 8eiuen. linb
aud, in ieinem @eiiht. @ir tpuSten
inns feineu Hatb. Shlicblih tpurbc
uns SIR Ilpenfrduter e%mpfoblen. iino
mad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @ebrdud]
etliher Slaideu fuaren Die @unoeu
p~erihfpunben. @ir iogen Sbnen
ber5lihen Snnf."
Cbiees If elm grief an Or. Setter
Sabrncp & Sons Co., G6icaep, SG.,
Die Seritcqer bon Sprni's Mpcnfrduz
FER. DEM alien, 6eiterprpbten arduters
Seilmittel. BON Dem 10 pieI er3dblt
unb 9eIdricben lporbeu lit. @s lit
feinc Ipotbefcrz WcpiSin, Spe8iols
Igenten liefern es, ober cS fann brett
pom ~2aboratprium beSoscn tperben.
War Ihrei6e an: Sr. Setter Sabrnep
& Cons So, 1876 60. SoDne Ipe.,
Chicago, ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

then porgeidlneenen @etualtmdb Z
regeln 9e9en Die ridden &atbplifen
gaben. 1886 mar Die 8eibe an Iar@
anis DC Salisburp. Iud) CT nilrne
bon DEN ridden Gationnliitcn seItiir3t.
@laSitone fam reuerpins5 ans 8uper
uno CO se.urts t6rn. Die o6pmc 8ule"
in Der &amrrer 5tpei Mal, n6mlid,
1886 uno 1892 sur slnnabmc 5ii
brinsen. 9as Yroicft itcitertc dber
an Dem 8iberitanbc Der &onuncr Der
2orbs. Sm Rdr5 1894 500 lid
8laoitone 5uriif. Sein N~adfolecr
mar Hoieberp. ben Ole G~onierpatipen
nod e~iniabriaer Geeierumgsnnucr
ltiir3ten. Gsanitb biirfte MN Der
5tpolfte fperoen. Dem Die iriidc Sraec
gum I~erbdnsnib tpurbe.-(&. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

Saloon 2ea9uc BON Charles Gountp.
Mtb.. 9cid)idt bat, iagt Der aird,euz
fiirit. ouldBlidl Der beporiteberoen
v2oenl Option" s8ableu. bab CT bieie
Wnblen fiir 9ereft uno i'm Ginflnng
nit Dem aneritaniidcn TrinSip Der
Selbitregierlng itebenb crfldrt.
8leif5eitig iprod, or lid, ba6in ans.
bnS er Die Ibihnffung Der @irtb@
ihaften in Charles Gountn bcfiiriuprte.
(~IH. YreB"s Baltimore Sepcide bonn
80. Ipri(.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
SuIammcn: .$2.466.71

Iqen 8obltbdtern ber5liHen Sanfl
0sSsen nof Siele tbrem Seiipiele
folaenl
Inseiidis Der Sbaiiafe, Sab Der
2aicnlebrerltanb nod .immer manhe
@iberiaher unter uns finbct. ipirit
iih bic Srase aIf: Con mar NIT ben
S%emiibun9en 5uguniten bes 2aienlebs
rers fortfabrcu? lin our 9eants
portuns bieier Srase Stelluns 5u
nebmen, tpirb es iif empfeblen 5u ber>
nebmen. mas b~iesbesiielif Die firds
lidc Sbristeit beuft. Sariiber einise
3eusniiie:
3nnddit lei ipieber erinnert bdran.
Dab Der Sl. Batter Dor 5iuei Sabren
aus peripnlihen Mittcln 5rr @riin>
oung zines Scminars fir 2aienle6rer
bel Som Die Summe bon 100000
ipcnbcte unb banebcn cine anbere
Summe aIsieste gum l%lnterbalt bieIer
Gnltalt. Iu6erbem beatte man. mas
Der Sapit in cinem Sfreiben pom
3. Sanuar 1912 an Cardinal 9i6bons
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Cardinal 6ibbsns fir ,Gseal
Option.

Sn einem Shreiben, pelhes auf
Iniuden Der Intis Saloon 9caeue.
ieine Stellnnsnabme 3u pr15iiiren.
Cardinal 9ibbpnS an Die Intis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
@arnmna pur rIellasra= anrcn".

Gas 8eirnbbeitsamt bat cine 8ars
ming gegen Die iogcnanntcu yYcQas
9ras aureu" erlaiicn. SaS Imt bat
3uitcr pieler in ben iiiblihen Staaten
tart retlamicrter SpeSialmittel nnters
iud,t uno 9cfunben. DAB tic nid,ts emit
baltcn. mas bel Der 9ebanblung bon
Seaa9ra irsenb mclteu %ertb bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
(Ginsefanbt.)
Dr.. SaI3mtann'S reifteae
AM 2ebrer=S eminar st ct. Jraneis,
@iScpniin.

seit benz borisen geriGt sinsen Bic
ioleenbcn Seitrdse elm:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Carnegie sebefelt.

Inbreip Carnegie. Der Sabrifant
b~efcfter Tan5crplatten, Die 3u einen
i~ibermdbigen Yreiic an Die Heeie.
ruug perfauft fpprben, ipuroe neu.
lid I'M Sunhess Sernte gebDris burd
Die 5edel ge5oeeu unb 5lpar Dor
equator Soinberter, Der bebauptete
CT lei mebr gnsldnoer ais Imerifane,
unb perlpeube III pcrrdtberiider 8eiit
feline Nilionen 9eecn Die Snterener
bieies Sanbes.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
BacOn's Ferry
Girard, Ala,

Dear Editor-Please let me have a little
space of your good paper.
Everything here on the river looks fine,
the farmers are all busy preparing their
ground for spring corn crop.
R. H, Henley is selling quite lot of
goods; he will soon have his new store house
completed.
Mrs. N. A. Wells has been very sick but
is better.
VIM. w. Wells was in the little city of
Maryvile Saturday.
The boys had a splendid fox chase on
Thursday the twelfth on Chilhowee mount
ain. Those in the chase were VIM. W.
Wells, Guss Steele, Jim Shirk, Sam Borden.
John Heaten and John Crisp. They re.
port splendid race with eleven running
hounds.
c. M. Snider is at Hubbard where his
saw mill is located.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Forest Hill

Mrs. Oscar Taylor of near Fountain City
has been the guest of her parents at this
place for the past week.
Mrs. Nola and Miss Ethel Brewer were
shopping in the city one day last week.
Will Long is still confined to his home
on account of sickness.
Uncle Jim McCampbell is recovering
after an attack of pneumonia.
Remember the first Sunday is Rev. Car
sons appointment at this place.
Mrs. Jessie Tefeteller in company with
her sister.in-law spent last Tuesday with
her grandpa. .........
Willard Beets and Bob Hickey's smiling
faces were seen passing out the pike Sunday.
Charlie Keller and family spent Sunday
as the guest of his brother Will near Six
Mile,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
J. N. Badgett Co.
Country Correspondence
Middlesettlements

Lots of rain and plenty OF mud.
Tom Simerly left last Monday for Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Kate Phelps visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Love last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Morton is visiting her grand
parents of this place.
Misses Maud O'Connor and Beuna Hunt
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. O'Connor Sat-
urday night and attended church at this
place Sunday.
Several of the young people of this place
attended church at Long Hollow last Sun.
day night.
Mrs. Ruby Humphreys visited her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Milligan last Sum
day.
Our correspondent from Gray Ridge was
in our burg one day last week.
Horace An erson and children visited
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Milligan last Sunday.
Everett Bailey, Hetie Morton and VirIa
Russell of the P. II. S. visited home folks
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Talbot visited her
parents last Sunday.
Blanche Bailey called on Roxy Milligan
last Sunday evening.
Miss Nora Love who has been visiting
friends in Maryville has returned home.
VIOLA Phelps visited Hettie Morton last
Sunday.
Mr.. Elisha Moore an old citizen of this
place and member of the NJ. f. Church
passed away on last Sunday morning and
was buried at this place Monday the 23rd
many relatives and friends were present at
the funeral. Mr.. Moore was loved by all
who knew him.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Mentor

G. T. Lebow spent Saturday night and
Sunday with his daughter Mrs Maggie
Badgett near Singleton.
Messrs. Geo. Moore and Sam Robbins
spent Saturday night at Knoxville.
Mrs. John Brown and children were
visiting C. G. Taylor and family of Mary.
vile from Saturday till Monday.
Miss Irene George of Maryville has been
a recent visitor in our little "city".
John Brown was visiting relatives at
Lenoir City quite recently.
W. A. McClannahan and family spent
Saturday at the home of w. M. Hicks.
Ben L. Orr made business trip to Knox
vile Monday.
The many friends of Mr.. Elisha Moore
will be panied to learn of his death after
several months illness, interment was at
MddlesetJlements Cemetery Monday.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27

32in Wash Goods for Skirts, Checks and
Plaids, soc values 30
25c SOIESETTES 15c
lot of mill-ends in Soesettes, plain and
stripes, 25c values is
Use DAMASK soc
75c Bleached Damask SO
$3.50 NAPKINS CSC Dozen
Napkins to match above Damask, 81. so value CSC dOz
POUND PIT .25lb
Remember our pound pit, remnants all kinds .25b
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Surline

DR. Jack Cox of Happy Hollow made a
trip to tins place one day last week
Ross O'Connor Of Maryville College
spent Saturday night and Sunday with his
parent Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Connor at
Ewing,
Sam Dunlap passed through our burg
Thursday buying different kinds of "furs".
Miss Jeanette Cox and uncle Winfred
Wallace were shopping in Louisville one
morning last week.
Miss Helen Cox spent Friday night in
Friendsville, the welcome guest of Misses
Madge and Ruth Boring.
Mrs. Gertrude Moore and daughter Miss
Tillie were seen on our streets Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Cox was out calling on friends
last Sabbath.
G. c. Myres of Ground Hog Hollow was
a business caller at this place one morning
last week,
John Cox spent few days last week in
Knoxville
Mis- Faunye McCosh called on friends
at Ewing last Sabbath
Miss Clemmie Gregory spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister Mrs
Ernest Mccall of Armona,
Mr., and Mrs Harvey Robins are visiting
at the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Robbins of Taylors Creek.
Mrs. J. w McCosh spent Wednesday
afternoon with her brother Alexander
Gourley.
Prof and Mrs. Long are getting along
first rate with their school at this place,
although there wasn't any school last week
on account of the teacher having to attend
court at Maryvile.
Sam Mccall made flying trip to our
little city Sunday evening.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Mint Route I

Health Of Che community is not
so good at this writing.
Aunt Dorcas Best is worse again
her suffering seems to be very severe.
Mrs, Edgar Porter is on the sick
list.
Quite a number of people attend.
ed singing at Mt, Bevel Sunday
evening.
Jake Stinnett was on the sick list
recently.
Will Holder and wife visited
home folks at Allegheny recently
and moved to Six Mile where they
will make their home
Mrs. R. A. McCulloch was the
welcome guest of Mrs. R. A. Ander.
son Saturday evening and report a
nice time
Eurton Flanagan was the guest Of
Mr.. Holder Of Six Mile Sunday and
rap1rts o nice time.
I n Jones had great success
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Disco

Health Of thi, community is very good
except colds,
Mrs. Dan Dyer of Knoxville visited her
father Samuel Lingintelter Sunday. Also
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Smith, Mr.. Grihitts and
sister were visitors there Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Simerly of Vestal
visited relatives Sunday.
J. D. Keeper and H. A. Blackburn
were Maryville visitors recently.
Friends of this community were shocked
to witness the death of Glenn Grifitts of
Friendsville,
Mrs. Lizzie Smith spent Wednesday as
the guest Of Mrs. Simerly.
Mrs Marsey and children of Knoxville
are visiting relatives in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Kidd and son of Wildwood
are visiting James French and family.
William Spears and William Holder are
look out set for saw mill in our vicinity.
Wander, Troy and Coy Dickson and
Clyde Keeper were callers at Spears Sun,
day afternoon.
A Mr. Borden OF near Maryville has
moved on Mrs. Green's farm.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Maryvillc Route z

Health. Of community very good at pres.
ent.
Mark Kidd and little son Hoyle were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Baumgardner
fast Saturday.
Miss Mary Broyles of Maryvile was the
guest Of Miss Nina Tedigo of Mint last
week.
Glen Blevins of the P. H. S. at Maryville
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
home folks,
OWL and Burl, Hinton called on friends
at Carpenters Camp Ground Saturday eve \
Miss Nina Pedigo in company with Miss
Mary Broyles spent Sunday with Misses
Lula and Helen Lane.
Miss Della Baumgardner' is visiting her
sister Mrs. Mark Kidd at Maryville.
The new NJ. E. Church at Mint is very
near completed.
A very successful meeting is being cen
Quoted at Carpenters Campgrouod by Rev.
John Sa,ders and others.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Notice to The Public

I desire TO informsthe public that
my wife Della Ledford has left my
bed and board and that I win not
pay any debt she contracts or be
responsible for her contracts In any
way from now on.
This Jan. 26th 1914. ..-...
T. I, Lsdford.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Notice

All persons indepted to the estate of
Dave Dickson will please call and settle,
and all persons having claims against said
estate will please file the same with me on
or before April I, 1914.
r. II. Dickson,
Adm. Of Estate
of Dave Dickson.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27
Tax Notice

The new tax books are now ready
and we will commence assessing
taxes alter January 10th. Personal
Real Estate and Poll are included
in these axes. Any courtesy ex-
tended will be appreciated.
L. T Walker.
Tax Assessor.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27

'Sunercd day and night the torment Of
itching piles. Nohng helped me until
used Doa0's Ointment. The result was
lasting. Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor,
Girard, Ala.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1914-02-27

Equipped with Latest Pneumatic Tools
Cemetery work a Specially ~
All Kinds OF Monuments Marble and Granite
Correspondence Solicited
112 South Henry ST., Morristown, Tennes>>
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-10-24
LaWtell Postoffice to Be
Discontinued.

The Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral has notified Postmaster Las
sale that the postofice at Law
tell will be discontinued on Sat
urday. Oct. 31st. AS most of
the citizens residing in the
neighborhood of Lawtell are sup
piled with their mail through the
Opelousas postoffice it was deem
ed advisable to discontinue the
office at LaWtell.
The Opelousas Route No. 2
passes through LaWtell and by
doing away with the Office at
that point the people of Lawtell
will receive the same service at
a reduced cost to the Govern
ment.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-10-24
College Notes.

While the boys of the junior
section are still playing the ever
interesting game of the diamond,
the seniors have buried their
bats and have launched forth as
sturdy contenders in the foot
ball world. Their first attempt
on the gridiron was gratifying
TO all local rooters. Although
outweighed 10 lbs. to the man,
the collegians held the All-Star
Lafayette team scoreless until
four minutes from the END Of
play. The superior weight told
and it was what the by-standers
called "a fast march on An
twerp." Flank movements and
constant line plunges told the
tale and the game ended 60
against the local team. This
defeat merely adds zest to the
hopeful youngsters and they
promise to turn the tide of bat
tie in the near future.
AS points tell in a contest on
the gridiron, SO in monthly tests,
which are keeping the boys busy
in the hours of study. A spirit
of work is in evidence and all
around success is looked for.
A novel feature which is ex-
pected to gladden. the hearts of
the vivacious youths has come in
the form of a first-class cinema
tograph. This picture machine
is being installed and in the opin-
ion of all will present the movies
as we'll as the best professional
picture shows. A careful selec-
ton Of films will render the en-
tertainment instructive and en-
joyable.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1914-10-24
Dora Murff Refused Bond.

Dora Murff, the prominent
figure in the famous Duval-
Murff-D elhaye murder case, was
refused bond by the state SUI
preme court in a decision hand
ed down Tuesday. The supreme
court claimed that it had no
jurisdiction over the case and
could not grant the request for
bond.
The Murf girl has been in i'll
health for several months and
after remaining in Opelousas for
about a month she was taken
back to Crowley, SO that her
mother could attend to her. Her
attorneys fought hard to give
her a little freedom by means of
bail, but the supreme court
would not listen to their argu-
ments.