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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

8. g. &earipn bor fiebt 8oar6.
man 9otel.
Sen fbrite 8aptiitfirfe fer / 8Den
blep grun0lagt | December 1849.
6g6lelsbage11 bleb beiti6eligbol6t peo
en- flor Mib6ag.
Gn Snistpu tog EFT 8ung meo $25
fra 81. so. 2aptons @olig, 225 8res=
colt @tret> it6lte Girsoog @ftermio-
oQg meoenS 6omilien bar openpao.
@tbel Garbp, Sen nj Mar gamle
@iemlele, Ser, lom fgr ropporteret,
Tom til ct. &m1l poo @eien til Ga
@rosie, er blepet ien6t til ct @erne=
biem ser.
Sfjpb Jig paa SrGnet. &. 6. Sea-
liz, paa @eien biem fra Chicago, ifjpo
Jig poa ct Greet @eltern Eren 2pr=
bag Morgen, ligeiom Grenet nerme=
De Zig Stationen.
So Solbatcr pe6 Sort 5nellinq,
Mrnolb @ricbler og Somes Mbernot=
By, bapoe Ell lille Diiput forle6en.
Som en- 6plge ct 8rtcbler nu / So
ipitalet og Mbernatbp UNDER glrrelt.
90. 9oram, ST., iparfe6e Morris
@6elitein 110 al &ontoret for nogle
Gage ft6en. Mr. 0oron lag6e at
@belitein bp0 bam 5tifpenge. @i6
ale pil6e BRUCE Stgplebplene i: ilige
Silfeloe.
9et &iitoriife selifab er of 9. g.
Jol1om blebet forGret ct peroih1l6t
&erf fal0eet uM5omments Of @oIb=
tngtons &atriottim". Set inoeboloer
neiagtige Mfbil0nirger al @abing<
tons &egnifober UNDER @ebol1tions=
frtgen n1e6 mere.
Der bar Sale ont at fprpse 8rano=
folfenes Salerer> men set bleb fife
til noget. @r Scr aogelt, iom fortje=
ner fine Sol9rer, iaa er set biitnot
oisie brabe Men6, Ser trooie Torer
for at giere fit Yligt. Sc bur6e BE-
tales go6t.
Sug Mnflagcn tilba9e. 9ouro
@olters bar arrei teret for at bape to-
get noget O0ertpi fra 9ello Oliper,
270 50. sepentb Street, mel1 Mnfla=
gen bleo'toget tilbage. Mnflageren
boboe ianoiDnligbis fun6et no at ser
%forelaa Ell Teiltagelie.
81. s.. @artmar, bbis Some bleb BE-
ifa6iget poa en- 5porpogn, lbor broet
Gag moo &om1pagniet for $20,950 %
8. &auffman forlanger 5>025 for at
bans Dreng blep lat al en- @ogn.
@noog ct Sporpoensielifa6 far set
life alti6 iaa moriomt.
Oct foitebe, Jam $40 at banfe &er=
ten. @omar6 @roifp leier @erelier
fra &ngb McDonal6 / 1924 &o1s st.,
men ga Fan og bans @enner gior6e
for meget Gt6i iaa blep Fan al SIC
9onal0 beororet at flDtte. @erober
blep ban bre0 og fan jmurte til bam
$40 bpro.
Sennte &cterion bar oct Mopn, ser
blep gipet al en- flint u6ieen0e &bin6e,
ser bar arrei teret for at bobe i%tiaolet
1ogle 5neIler Sraab / GOLDEN &ule
iamt en6el @arn boS Scbunemor &
@pans. SUN bGeb m11fteret $50, iom
bum betalte, og gift biem, uoen at set
bar blebet opoaget, bbem bun ptrfe-
lig bar.
Msiembliets &omit6 peotog at rop-
portere gr1nltigt paa ct 2ouforiIag, ser
bor til &eniigt at tillo6e Sforltenene
at len6e n6 fine &6gifper for en- balb
Slime o6 @angen. Or. Sbage flyer,
at bbis bette gaar igiennem, laa bill
ban ofife6ige fine Snipefterer og aloe.
les lutte mes fin &rulaoe fmoo 2op>
! obertrrnerne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16
8. g. Hearioa bar fiabt 8oapo,
man @otel.

Den fbrite 8aptiittirfe ber / 8pe1
blep g%run0lagt | December 1849.
Gg6iels6age1 bleb beiti6eligbol6t beo
en- flor Mt66ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Sfjpb Jig paa SrGnet. s. 6. Seq
~, paa @eien bjem fra @bicago> ifjpo
Jig poa ct Greet @eltern Sren 2gr-
Dog Morgen, ligeIdm Srenet nprme=
Sc Jig 5tattonen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gn tD 2uge, ct Hanl Council $50.
80, Mo6ern Samaritons, er organi=
ferret meb ct Me6lemsontal al 1876.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gtatens &bjeiterct bar g%oofienot
Sen 9om, iom 9i1trifts &etten / lin
Sis fploeoe imo6 @eo:: %. Dates &
60. for $2,70O lom 5faoeseritotning
for gmil Smanl ions 9po beo ct l1lpf=
lfestilfGl6e. Mntagelig oil Do,1s gomle
@ooer / Sverige MI faa Hengene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Der tar Sale pm at forpae 8ron6-
folfenes 5olerer, men set blep life
til noget. @r Ser nogen, iom fortie-
1ter fine Sol9rer, ioa er set piltnof
oisie brobe Mel10, Ser troole Torer
for at gipre fin Yligt. Sc bur6e BE-
tales go0t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

81 bnlfe nogle faa @genter for
~SDenoe". @o6e 8ettneelier tunr1e
opnaaes.
g. s. &aammsien er @icepreiioent
at @ranb @iem &etgbts Smprobe=
ment Mslociotion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16


PAU
st. pau(.
Sen japanefiffe @abe er MI anfom
met.
81 bnife nogle faa 4genter 70,
~St6en6e". @o6e 8ettngelier funn'
opnaaes.
6. 8. &aammsien er @tcepreii6en
al @ran6 8iem &eigbts Smprope
ment MsIociation.
S,uart Carlton blep fiprt oper al e
6ra9ttren / Mortb 81. Saul ol
6rebt. Carlton bar 40 slor gomme
og boeoe bos gmil 9abl / Mortb ct
Ynul. @n 8ro6er boer / @bicogo.
@n Slbebranb i 525 Sacfion ct
forrige use gior6e omtrent $500 STA
Sc. st fort Sob al Menneifelip blet
fun unogaaet pe6 at @ron6folfene bo,
flere Mennel fer no al set bren6tt
@us.
Sor nj Maaneber it6en Ilog Solepl
Sing u6 ct &ar Een6er poa fin @bo:
ger 81. S. o'glbinio, iomt gap bom
ct fort 9je. Sorle6en Dag blep bar
arreiteret og ien6t til Mrbeibsbuiet fo1
80 Gage.
Sri Sfulebbger agtteres Ser e110ml
for e1,blfjpnt Sorllaget 6esongaaen6e
Glen %fcrfaltct at @elgerne, Ser 6oa
bor I 5etp0eligt 6lertol. Meningen Ell
MI at faa 2egislatl1ren til at peotoge
Ell poS1en0e 2oo.
&pa Gpnimmer for @ercbonts So
tel. Heter Blunfcr, 6prbe0er / Seer
chants @otel, bar arrelteret for at ba=
be forbru0t fig moo &9glopen, men
flap 6a &otellet gift tn6 paa at opiette
en- &pg @oni unter.
@nfer CT osiaa Menneffer. 9ette
lpnes Sol6ater @jem &omis1tonen al
bape fl1noet lto og bil Iom en 6glge
i1t0ien0e ct 8enifrift til 2egislatureu
ON at set mao blipe tillo6t Dem o.
1oa at gipe gnfer @uslp.
Gtatens @pjeiteret bor goofien0t
Sen 9om, fom 9iitrifts @etten / i'm
Sis feloebe imoo Geo: IS. Oates &
60. for $2,700 iom Sfa6eseritotnin9
for gmil SmanlonS 9p6 beo ct l1lpf=
festilfGloe. Mntagelig pil 9ans gannle
@o6er / Sverige MI fao &engene.
Haa ySiocnoe"s &pntpr nil man
fnnne finbc Bet mcite AT boab 8ugucr=
ocncn far at bpbe - ug bbab III tffe
far paa uure @ploer, set fun hi fiat
fe. Sffc alcne Bigger, men o9laa
8labc % Sibsifrifter al ale mnlige
slags, baabe / Sc ifanbinapiife % |
set e1gelife sprog. % paa mango al
bis1c fan hi gipc bpre Mbonnenter en-
9anife anieelig &abat - iaa set bil
bctale Jig for 9em / &enge at pere
CIT uSibenbe"s Mbonnent. &om tmb
% ic bbab III far pg 1ab % Blue BE-
fjcnbt.
Steupgrafer tiltr9nges al &onomc
&anol &omis1ion9rerne og l1nclt
Sam pil ie ON Ser er r1oge11 at fac
/ ct. SAUL 6or bette 9jeme6 pt
EN- discrimination afbol0es al g. sc
Moronep en- @ong / Sanuar. SalG
rerne er fra ST 800 til $1,000 pr
Star.
Game Commissioner Tnllerto1
life rig. Sallefal6 f1n6e man iff'
fin6e 5000 ber6 al @jen6om, Ser fltn
6e beilaglggges, ba BON blep forbgr
6esongoaenbe ii0lte l1ge. Com fp1
me66elt bar ser en- Com imo6 ban
for 5000. Sagen pil igien blip'
bragt op i6ag.
9prtcre Sis for &pin6er og 8prn
Sabrifer og 811tiffer. Gn 8epegeli
er lat igang of &etail @lerferne mel
set Gormaal be6 Sop at forbp6
&btn0er og 86rn at arbei6e mere eni
ID 6iimpr III. Mnn / 11nne11 @11tif OF
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

9et foitebe bam $40 at bamfe Ser
ten. @6par6 @roifp leier @erelier
fra @ugb McDonoI6 / 1924 @oIS st.
men ga ban og banS &enner gior6e
for meget Stgi iaa blep Fan al SIC
9onal0 beor6ret at flptte. &erober
blep ban bre6 og fan imurte til bam
$40 ber6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

q. s. @artman, bpis Some bleb be-
ifootget poa en- 5porpogn, bor bragt
Gag moo &ompagniet for $20,950 og
8. &auffman forlanger 5>025 for at
bans 9reng blep lat al en @ogn.
@n6og ct Sporpognsielifab far set
life alti6 iaa NOR lomt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gn $lbebranb bos 9lnbre,u sSobms
ion, 276 6ront Street, / 2eroogB
bol6te en- Sfa6e al 5000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gn @nistpp tog EFT @ung mes $25
fra 81. SO. 2amtonS 8olig, 225 Hres=
colt @tret, itoite Girs6ag @ftermio<
oag meoens 6amilien bar openpao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Sug Nnflascn tilbasc. 9oura
@olters bar arrelteret for at bape to-
get noget O0ertpi fra Celia Oliper>
270 50. Sebentb Street, me1 Mnfla=
gen b~lebstaget ttlbage. Mnflogeren
boDoe 1an6iDnligbis fun6et no at ser
%forelaa EN- Seilto9elie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

SScnnie &eterion bar set 9foon> ser
blep gipet al en- flint u6ieen0e &bin6e,
ser bar arreiteret for at babe %itiaalet
nogle Sneller Srao6 / @ol6en &ule
iamt en6el @arn ibos Scbrnemo1 &
@bans. Sum bleb m1lfteret $50, iom
bun betalte, og gift biem, uben at set
bar blebet opbaget, Bbem FUN ptrfe-
Zig bar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Gtbel Garbp, Sen nj sar gomle
Siemleie, ser, iom fpr rapporteret,
Tom til ct. &ol1l poa @eien til Ga
@rosie> er blepet ien6t til ct @erne-
biem ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Der CT MT Sfpjtelbbnins paa Como
2ofe.
Mm flagcr man ODER 6e 6aarlige
Sporpogne / ct. SAUL.
8alter %. Go,usin tog 2anoonum
8eien til @immelen i6re6ags.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Scr bar en- $500 $50 / sSonitorens
8ereli er I &olttontoret ii61te Manoog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Msiembliets &omit6 beotog at rop-
portere gunltigt paa ct 2%opforilag, ser
bar til &eniigt at ttlla6e @foritenene
at ienbe us fine &6gifper for et balb
Sime as @angen. Or. Sbage flyer,
at bbis bette gaar igiennem, 1aa oil
ian ofifeoige fine Snipeft6rer og al6e,
les lutte mes fin &rn1aoe fmoo 2op-
obertrp6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

aaitebe sten. 8. 81. mapnar6 fip-
rer en- MeItepogn for Mars. Mnno 6.
2inoberg, iom bar ct Dairp / PIG So
Ibertion Street. @n Mobo, Mrs. Mec
9ermott, beifpl6te Ibam for at bobe to-
get bort en6el eager tilbpren6e Mrs,
2in6berg. Mrgumenterne bleo beoe
tiIii6it iuppiementereoes oe mel
Stenfaitning, bbori Mapnarb git a
meb 5eiren. Gn Doftor bIeu tilfaIo:
for at beba1ble Mrs. M3c Dermott.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-12-16

Miis Sba Sitter % Nfifs an,1a
Martin bIep onfaG6te paa Gait SiabeI
Street Eirs6ag forrige ltge me6 nog-
lie fao Minutters Mellemrum. Mils
Sitter Dor set f6rite Offer, bum bab6e
gibet op lin Sung, im6ebol6en6e nogle
foa Gents ,og &eDeren bar peb at tref-
fe ben6e ODER til nogle 81ife, 90 ben-
6es @frtg ttlfal6te en- p1ng manb,
bborpaa Mgberen flpgte6e. 5traB eff,
ter onfalot ban BOG Mi1s Martin,
iom gop bam Is Gents, alt bba6 bun
bapoe me1 fig. On l1ng Man6 beb
Mabn Mrtbur Bennett bleb ferere
arrefteret og gienfienM boo6e of Miiz
Sitter og MiiS Martin. &ms Sag
former op 6en20. 6s..
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
Professor Cooper's Singing
School Class Closed at Isaac,

Prof. Chas. w. Cooper's sing
ing school closed at Isaac last
Friday, Aug. 18th, with appro-
pirate exercises.
The school had been going on
for ten days and the student
body, as whole, were obedient,
anxious students.
The music rendered was of
the very best quality and the
people who attended we're highly
pleased.
The exercises consisted of
lessons given by the students
and talks by patrons and visitors
There was a musical address
prepared for the occasion aE
delivered by one of the studen
Mr.. Willie Mau1din.
The exercises were well
dered and all the pupils did
ceedingly well.
Those who completed the 81
mary department and entered
into the beauty and sublimity o
writing chords, we're Misses
frankie Tomber1in, Mary Jones,
Sarah Young, Elizabeth and
Claude Williamson; Messrs.
Lewis Tom berlin, Bonnie Bus
sell and Andrew Jones. These
are making music a special study.
At the request of the people,
Prof. Cooper sang several solos,
duets, ETC., including soprano
and tenor and soprano and alto
duets.
The people of Isaac are big
hearted people and did all they
could for the school.
Prof. Cooper is one among the
best instructors in south Georgia
and is doing great work.
THE PEOPLE.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
MCCOY Family Here.

O. S. Mccoy, wife and baby
daughter, Mary, arrived here
Saturday evening from Corde1e.
and will spend several days with
Mrs. McCoy's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Terry, of south Grant.
Mrs. Mccoy will go from here
to Lithia Springs in hopes of
benefting the health of little
Mary who is threatened with a
serious lung trouble. Mr.. McCoy
contemplates engaging in bust
ness here or some nearby town.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
Roanoke School Patrons.

There will be a meeting of the
Trustees and patrons of Roam.
oke district at the school house,
August 18th at 7:3O p. M, for
the purpose of engaging teachers
for the winter term of school.
Applicants are requested to
apply in person or by written
application, stating salary de-
sired.
By order of school board.
A. H. Kimler. Pres.
W. W. Martin, Secty.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
NO LYNCHING.

Statesboro, Ca, Aug. 16.--At
$50 O'Clock this afternoon there
is absolutely no truth in the re-
port of wholesale lynching here.
Two of the negroes charged with
the murder Of the Hodges family
have been indicted and will be
tried separately. There will be
no other indictments. The Sa-
vannah military is on guard at
the courthouse, which has been
cleared of spectators.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16

10 amend Paragraph 2, Sec
ton 9, of the constitution, so as
to provide for the creation of
eight new counties, making the
limit 143.
To direct the trustees for the
Georgia Academy for the blind
at Macon to sell or exchange the
present property of the academy
for more suitable and more
commodious location.
To increase the salary of the
Judge Of the Superior Court of
Chatham county to $4,000, the
difference to be paid out of the
county treasury.
To increase the salary of the
Judge of the City Court of Savan-
nah to $4,000, to be paid out of
the county treasury.
To make appropriations for
the support of the state govern
ment and its institutions for the
year 19O5-the general approp-
ration bill.
To levy and collect a tax for
the support of the state govern
ment and its institutions-the
general tax act.
To vestin ordinaries or county
commissioners the right to
construct bridges over navigable
streams.
Tc amend the law relative to
the protection of fish, so as to
prevent seining from March l to
July 1, during the spawning
season.
To pay off and retire the valid
bonds OF the state as they ma
ture, by providing a sinking
fund of 100000 for 1905.
To amend Section $50, Vol. l,
the code, so as to increase the
salary of the assistant state
librarian from $500 to 81. 200.
To make an appropriation of
$4,000 to the Safe Department
of Entomology and to enact laws
looking to keeping The Mexican
cotton boil weevi1 out of Georgia.
To provide for a board of
trustees of one from each Con-
gressional district, two from the
city OF Athens, and two from the
state at large for the State Nor
NAL School at Athens.
To appropriate $1,000 add;-
tional to pay rewards for the
capture of criminals in 1904.
10 increase the salary of the
Governor OF Georgia from $4,000
70 $4,000 year.
To repeal an amended act of
1899 relative to defendants in
city courts having right to de-
mand Indictment by grand iury.
To appropriate $4,000 to re-
build Science Hall at the State
University at Athens.
Continued on next Page.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
Will Cato, Slayer Of Hodges Family
Receives Quick Justice.
Rumors Of Mob Violence at Trial Were In
tounded---Less than 100 IN Court Room
When Verdict was Returned.

Statesboro, Aug. 15.-At 7:18
o'clock tonight the jury in the
case OF the State v. Will Cato re-
turned verdict of guilty, after
being out 8 minutes. Judge Daly
Immediately adjourned court I'M
til $50 o'clock, tomorrow morn
ing, without passing sentence on
the prisoner.
There were less than one hun
dred people in the court room
when the jury returned it's YER
dict. There was not the slight
est evidence of pleasure or dis
pleasure at the jury's finding, as
the verdict. was anticipated be-
fore the trial commenced.
AS soon as Judge DAILY an-
nounced a recess until tomorrow
morning, the court room was
cleared, and after waiting half
hour the prisoners were escorted
back to the jail under heavy
military guard. Stationed every
three or four feet from the court
house entrance to the jail we're
armed men with fixed bayonets.
After 6 o'clock no one was al
lowed to enter the court house,
heavy guards being placed at
each of the entrances, four
in number.
DETAILS OF THE TRIAL.
The special session of the SUI
perlor court convened here at 10
o'clock for the trial of the MUIR
derers of the Hodges family. By
daylight the people were coming
from all the surroun ding country
in buggies, wagons and all man
ner of vehicles. Every train that
came in brought tremendous
crowds.
In spite of the immense crowd
everything passed in an orderly
way, and there has been no seri-
Gus threat of disturbance from
any quarter. Last night the
local military company was called
out about II o'clock.
Court opened with Judge A,
f. DAILY presiding.
Rev. Harmon Hodges, of Tex
as, formerly of this county, a
brother of the murdered man,
was present and opened court
with prayer, and afterwards
made a short address to tie
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
All General Laws
Passed This Year

The most i'm portant act of the
Legislature adjourned, included
the increase in the common
schools appropriation from $780,
900 to ST., 100000, and the defeat
of the Australian ballot bill and
the Hail tax assessors bill.
The Legislature of 1904 did
pass a large mber of important
laws. There we're something
more than 200 local bills, passed,
however.
The following is a complete lisl
of all the general laws enacted at
the session just closed and which
goes to the Governor for his sig
nature:
To amend section 821, volume
1 of the Code of 1885, so as to al
low the tax collectors instead of
the tax receivers to issue f. fas
against any unreturned wild
lands.
To amend section II, of section
1882 of volume of the Code of
1885, relative to the duties of JUS
tic of the Peace.
To fix and regulate the fees no.
taries public so as to presc ribe a
uniform fee of $3.50 in each case
for protesting notes and other
commercial paper.
To appropriate $4,000 for the
State Normal School at Athens,
on condition that like amount is
raised by donations.
To recognize, foster and aid the
Georgia Industrial Home at Ma
con, and like institutions for car
ing for orphans by providing
that homeless waits may be COM
mitted to such institutions by or.
dinaries and Superior Court
Judges.
To amcrd Section 1892 of the
Code of 1895 so as 10 p...,ide that
for the issuing OF alias Fl. fas. 4or
taxes in place Of fi.fas. lost or dis
troyed by cities, towns and vii
lagos.
To authorize the Govern or to
pay to the heirs of any deceased
veteran or widow of Confeder-
ate veteran, the pension accrued
and due at the time of his or her
death.
To authorize the Pension Com
n issioner to pay over to the or
cinaries of their respective coun.
ties the pension that may now
be due or that may hereafter &C
crue to any pensioner who may
die before the same can be paid.
To amend Paragraph 1.Section
3, Article 3, of the constitution
relative to the number of mem
bers of the House of Represen-
tatives, so as to provide for mem
bers for any new counties that
may be created.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
SMALLPOX

An epidemic Of
broken out in Zio
home of John Alexa
the so-cal1ed div
All told, there are
fifteen persons
disease, although
tenants claim that
eight. AL the
been isolated and
elders daily of
their recover
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
JAPANESE vanQush v|adivostok Squadron
Raining Shells on Port Arthur RUSSIA

R
he five
to
esw
meeknu
e
cruisers fHaan ryorsumm
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16

crowd, in which he begged his
listeners not to do anything rash
but to let the law take it's due
course.
On the opening of court the
grand jury were quickly called,
and Judge DAILY charged them
as to the special investigation b.
fore them and they returned a
true bill before dinner against
Paul Reed and Will Cato, the
two negroes that are so gener-
ally believed to be the guilty
parties.
CATO'S STATEMENT.
Cato made short statement
and admitted that he had been
asked by Reed to go with him
and three other negroes, whose
names he did not give, to Mr..
Hodges house, but that he did
not go, butwent to his own home.
He denied having anything to do
with the crime. The jury only
deliberated short while and
brought in verdict finding Will
Cato guilty.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1904-08-16
Russian Navy Ruined
Port Arthur Doom
Heavy Bonbardrnent Of Doomed Fort
Reported to Be Under Way---Seesn
to Be No Show for Russians.

Chefoo, Aug. Isf
general land and nsN
made on Port a
indicated by inf
various source
that the naval
four in the nd
eas
q, &
s
y
Ae
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
Der @anf erer,
gon Otto Soeptemrpcl.

Con Otto Soeptemrpei.
Rn6 nlytIaugeu Sabreu
Seb' i'd hid pieber. tbeircr Srt.
Gin 9uridh nit hIonbeu Sanren
3og emit i'd boffnungsieIig fort.
@ie pirb mir 10 bet!ommeul
Su i6einit 10 gar nerdnoert mir,
Nun, ba i'd tpiebertommen.
Bit on mir fremo. iotpie id; Dir.
aein' S1nb beiit lid gum @rubc,
Gin ieber Idbt ben Grounding acb'i.
9iit sogcrnb bangtm Sube.
gleib' i'd Dor einem Sauie itcb'u.
Sad oieicm Sauie bIideu.
gSnr emit mein beimlidls Iiibes Spcs
gldl, idbe id bier nideu
Gin Snmpt, o ia. bns cine blobl
ga ihaut burf Die @arbiucu
Die idonite Srau, elm lodig Nine;
@leidaiiltig Ingen, Niieuen,
Gem Wauhrer 5ugetebrct itno.
Sod pI6bIid iie iif fpeiteu,
3fpci inufte Sterne. itdrr uno grob,
limb ipeibe Sdnbc sIeitcu
limb Iieeeu reguugslos im Sdoob.
Sd aber heb bic SGnoc
8erIangeuo attf nit beibcm Bid;
Sam eiIenos i'd mid ipcnoe
9 bartes, bitteres @eididl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-12-29
SgIpeferabeno
Bon Sophie pOn Der Suri.

Rein, liebe Mutter. i4 mage IS in
feiuem Ian, 8eppie gu p~erlnhen, au4
fpGre Der 9Ottpr ii9er ni4t oamit elrs
~peritanben; i'd bleibe ruhig gu 9auie."
Damn biit bu ia bier gang allen,
mein ainb, bsnn bic 2eute geben du9
aus. Spuen mir gu Dir beriibsrtoms
men, i'd nebme bann einen WdgenE"
iagte bic alte DAME.
.Hein, liebe Wutter, bite nt9t!
Ma6' Dir MIR meinetpesen feline SorS
aen, es lit mir pirtli9 nur angenehm,
beute 4benb nit meinen 9eOanten al
Isin gu isin."
Die alte Dame Iruste ni4t tpeiter.
Sic pubte, bab es ni4t biel belter
ipiirbe, unb pielei9t bate Suie gang
redt. sic piirben gu !Sduie ia bob
nur chamber sesenibsr iiBen, fih am
feben unb feline persniiste Stimmung
ouftcmmen lufen. Denn IS 5ipOlf
ubr Idluq, piirben lie ale an lie oens
ten. Sbr tonntsn lie ia bod tein ~fro.
hes, neues Sabr" piinI6en. Wfit ttst
betiimmertsm Bid lab bic Wiutter aut
bic iunee, blei9e Sruu. =. 10 miibe lab
fie aus, ernitsr Summer lag aut ibrsm
bleiden 9sIi9t9en. sd muB nun
fort; iobalb i'd lam. tomme i1 pieoer
suriid. @bisu 9sppis, mein 2iebling!
Sou @robmuttsr pisber NdnbsIs
{dnitte mitbrinssn, penn ile rpisosr
fpmmt2 Sbsr lieber etpas anoeres?"
Damn .fiel nod cine Shsdne auf Oas
neutrality-suspicious.. uuf bus 9robs
mutter sinsn Sub oriidte. aber oas
Rinb bem,rtts es ui6t.
,2ieber gboeolaoe uno 3udererbien,
ia, 9robmuttsr9 limb Sunte 2ies lou
aud mpresn tommen."
-9ut. i'd psrce IS ibr iassn. abieu
Suit."
r2ebe publ, Iisbs Mutter, tummit
bu bdlb pieber2"
Mls bic Wutter fort mar, 9riff Suic
tpieber sl Der arbeit, nit Der iie porber
beI6Gftist mar. aber ie ndbte ni4t,
fe fab nur INNER nit itarrem Bid
nuf 8sppie. Sas 9inb trdbts nit Isis
Iten Spielfaden unb puppen bin unb
Der.
Die ainbsr finO fdon 10 uHrnbis,"
5aste bic 8leine, niie miifen gu 8ett."
2anefam rolts SbrGne uuf SbrGne
duf bic bIaus RGbarbtit auf Suits
S6opB.
.Wuttben, iommt Sants DO beuts