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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25

one of the richest cities of the hems-
phere He burned it to the ground. killed
many of the inhabitants and held others
for ransom. He tortured them to dis
cover where their treasures were hidden,
and when he went away he had LTD
horses laden with jewels, silver and gold.
The Golden Lake Of Guatavita.
I, The Indians are said to have buried
treasures in. different parts of this re-
gon. There is now an English synd!-
cate draining the lake Of Guatavita,
which lies on the top of a mountain in
the ncighboring State of Colombia This
lake Is sacred to the Indians. and it is
said that they have for generations cast
gold images into it AS offerings to their
dvlnlties. These images range in value
from SIG 10 many times that sum. /
have seen them for sale by the money
changers at Panama. They are OF varl-
Gus shapes some rude birds, some frogs
and some images Of men and women half
as long or as long as ones little finger.
and of solid gold, Many of those already
discovered have come from the borders
of the lake. The English concessonaries
hare pierced the mountain by a. tunnel,
SO that the water can be gradually drain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25

across the ocean to meet her. The ad-
mIral's party took the Royal Mail !, for
jamaica and thence came to Colon. ~. ne
earl New York and Sew oriet atls
.aftersthc Ve!onique anchored ~ ,,o,,
had a quick SAL. to Coeos Island al,, put
man named Gisler had q concession
from Porto RICO, which gave HIM the eA-
elusive right to d.g ior treasure ,a tn anS
He was persuaded, however. by a goodly
sum Of money oirered by the earl and
thatSthe more easily when they tod MIN
at Cocos Island VS. difficult. rIfe men,
Including the white bearded, gray haired
Admiral Palliser and others, had 70 wade
through the water up 70 aner neeHs ,h hn
dynamlIc and tools on Their. heads.
Everything was landed at3last, no viewer.
and carried to the place whichHthcy had
marked on the chart, a short distance IN
land. The spot was at the foot Of a beet-
ling cliff and in order to expedite mat
tiers they used dynamite. putting in a big
charge and then running away to avoid
the explosion. When the charge went
off it tore the earth to pieces, and an
treasur While they were STOPPING over
and pulling the stones aside q great
mass Of the cliff above, which had been
loosened by the shock, fell with a thun.
dcring crash to the ground, puryins nus =.
OF the party. The earl was STUCK ~
Carter, OF the First Lifeguards, had ms
foot badly crushed. and a num No'r OF tue tue
men were seriously hurt. q. u.
The injuries. all told, were 50 grea !; Ina.
the earl and the admiral became , iIn,,a
ouebly disguised, and they asked nothlns
elas II han to get away as quickly as pos,
e'sI 'na They y Went back upon board and md
sailed straight for Panama. Here me
=, ,u d. We're carried TO Ancon Hospital
and there treated while the earl aph, ahn r ry
a.nnsad most haste. to Colon, and took
shin 81 3.f for Europe leaving their steamer
here to he sold. - A., donna.
stiil lies in cocos Island IKE the sif ine
I'VE NE odwnnt,,rois youth who shall make
III. ,ns way toNhar and kiss her o,l,fn: ,1
ms ms wy w! - FRANK G. CARPENTER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
llntcrhnltnnns . g4cniuciirr,

,WiuRt.Ataocmic." - Sieie g8oc6c: Slureuce
90Di5 III Abe 4laDer UiuiO".
SHairis Sbedtcr." - Sielc ASOdle: Camille.
,rpOlioantrnRcus SbcntCr." - Sicie 2Ro6e:
pEHccH Of the 9Sbitc Siuuca".
Morris SpcrnBnue." f. Sicie 2So6e; Scr
Glol gSlh".
yWiarnlaHosSB cntCr." - Siefe 9SodC: tdgli6
5luCi glaloCbille GIUrllellupCu.
agCucc Auditorium. - Sicic 2Sohc ogIdHcb
NrUlul".
,gluHrn'S 5bcGtcr." - Sieie lSodc: TanieI
RNuII in lOlgenbcm HcpCriOire: WloHtag, UiNtts
nee lno AbeHos. NJ Runul EOber"; SiCHiiug,
1Hthpod1 J;aiilrC naao1 Of GuGn5as; FNn55enoS
nJiirpiuilo"; Srcitdg, .UintiHee unn N6euos,
pUincbclb"; SnmitnnS N,dtinee olbe Wlao
NtuO".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
nGpiuOrtb 2easme" Conventions
Suur nadI SenDer

nit Der nEennIploania giien6obn,"
g(bfabrt bon Baltimore am Montog,
ben 3. SuIi, Nnfunit in 9enper am
5. Slli, 1890 Nodymittags, 6eitig
genng iiir Die @rofinung Der inter-
nationalen Gonpention. Spe5iol-
8lllnlm : 3ug, aus Sdlof- unb
Declarations . 8oegons beitebeno,
bon S%orrisburg. Souriiten : slgent,
Gbopcron lnb Stenogropb begleiten
Den Spe5inlsug. Ser Die SIN. rno
Giifiabrt, 8uaman.S dIofitelle mb
MabIseiten oif Dem S~pe5ial5uee fir
Die Sinreiie oedenbe 6%abrpreiS be.
traet $50. 8iaete iino fir Die Hiid.
fabrt ouf regul6ren 3iigen bis 5rrl
IA. Siili aiiltig. gin5elbeiten alt CT.
fobren bon $. SaIion, g. u. 9. o,
Hr. 315, Horo.Gbarles Str, 9olti.
more, ooer man idreibe an Geo. ".
Bono, General = Goiia9ier : slgcnt,
@roao.S Ctr. Stotion, philadelphia.
(5S,60,2,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
SrasiidJer SelbimOrO elmer Dill
5terS : SraH.
NltS Den @cbeimniiicu elmer @nrnl'
ion.

Nus Den @cbeimniiicu elmer @nrnt'
ion.
Bon 0mobn, Ncbr, fonllnt olC
gtud)rid)t pom bent tra1iid)cl Gllof
Scr Trau @ciiic Chamber, @enlobllr
9ielIt. =. y. G~6unolcr'a BON Der
9un0cS grmec, melhcr in Sort 9tio-
6ruru i%totionirt lit. 6rou Chamber
mar 0ic Softcr scr 6ran Cecilia i.
Qcnlu, ole in 30t gScit-&nuDolcs Str,
onbier luohnt, un0 cine 9tidtc BON
@ouocrncllr @orficIO. Sic batte ii6
in Elm 8~crb1lthiB nit Capt. &irtnnalt
einoclalicn, Scr cbcnialla III Sort
9tio6ruru itationirt lit nno ibr @ottc
bate ouf Shci0ung gctlugt. Ntt Der
Mciic bon Der 6eItlltg nud) Baltimore
mar tic leBtcn SomItoQ I'M o8orton-
Notcl" 81 Omaha obGeitiegen mo
bort bcgiHg oic rn1Iiiflide tSrUt an
}(bcno in ser Ger5mcifIung Selbit=
moro, inocm tie 0urd) eilcn GiitoIcn-
i6llb in Ole 9rlit ibrcm 0oiein ell
GnOc mnbtc.
Cine Stlm0c porbcr rtCf lie ibrc
3oie 81 iidJ lno ertIdrtc inter Ebrd-
men: sd bin oo3 ungliidIihite Meib
Der WClt. ,(h hattie Gin idl0neS Seint,
cinen glttcn @uttet mo alles luuS id
nllr miinI6tc, mo oil mein @Iild
babe id) Gopt. &irfmon 5ltm Spier
gcbrod)t. &ebt milf mein Nionn nidtS
mebr pom mir niiicn uno id) bin
troItlo3. IS 9iebt feline Hcttitn0 iiir
mid. IS lit feline NuSlid)t, ouB mciu
Mon mir ic uer5cibcn miro"
Die 3ofc pcriubtc lie 5t tr0Iten,
nbCr obnc GrfolG. Gam rictb iie ser
GrolL Elm @oo 81 ncbmcn uno lid
Damn 5llr Nubc 81 6%egcbcn, ipcldcS tic
ull6 pcriprud. 0oS MGoheu Nilg
ms 9noe5immer un0 bate cbcu 0o$
@oiier onac0rcbt, ais Der SGub
foI9tc; 5uriidcilcno fon0 tic sic Scr
rim bIutil6eritr6mt ollf Dem Bette
Iiegeno. Sic 6ottc am Gage idon
ebe lie Den Heuolner foiIftc, i6rcm
fleinen Sohnc cine Nourlofe ubgcz
id)nittcn mo 0icieIbc in Elm Golluert
aeleNt, mcIhcS tic al ibrcn @ottcit
a0rCllirtc.
Su Ocn &1nocn biclt Die cnticcltc
6rot cine Photographic mo Soar
lode ibreS SobnfenS uno oltf Der
&iidieite oeS @iloeS iuor nit 3ittern.
Der SonO Die gitte gei6riebcn, boB
Die Photographic mo Code nit ibr
begroben meroen.
Der &nobe lit ie6S Sabre alt unO
ell Sobn aus erIter Che Der 1rau
CHANDLER. PHI @itnid ieiner @roB.
milttcr miro er iofort nod Baltimore
acIdidt merOcn. Mit 9ient. Gbono-
Ter, ibrcm 5%lueitcu @ottelr, mar oic
6rull bier Sabre uerbeirotbct. Die
2eidc miro sur 9eitnttllng no6 9ol.
tin'qrc gebrnht.
capt. Geo. 8. &irfmon, scr llrbc.
Der oeS gon5cn llnbeilS, lit ais Sc
fongener i'll Sort Niobroro, 9te6r,
rpegen Erunfenbeit unO ionItiqcr ars
flo8cn. &or ieds Monoten lieB i'm
Der Gtgcntbiinlcr OcS biciigcn .Sotel
S%totforo" berboftcn, luCil CT cine &c
tollbte Nmpciilmg oilf $50 olS 9c5ob-
lung %ieiler &oit gegebrn bate; oodl
nllroc Die Nngelcgenbeit oomoIS &c.
lfllhtet mo Der iollberc GupitGn cnt-
lolie1. ScBt miro ct ieincr gcrcdtcn
Stroic luobl nidJt cntgeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07

un0 0iihoel Sentin& fiir lire Dem
oMorplonO- ISnititut" gemodten 90.
ncroien Ionutionen 0cn 3unf ser
Stn0t ub3uitottelt.
at6bauS Noti3Cu.
9ic Otorttcinfiinite b%etrllgcn i'm
perfIoiieucu Monat $1383.55, gc0en
%i290.95 i'm Icbruor oeS &obreS
1904 Dem Wonnt, nI9 ou9 aroBc
| Scucr itottiono.
Sr. 81 @iorgio, 9rGiiocnt Scr
Cbit &mporteur 6irnla, Die Icincn
9tomcn trd1t, crilldte Den Wopor
aeitcrn Der itolicnii6cu 9co0lfcrlnu
elm 3immcr in ser Sdulc gtr. / an
ser @%rccncitroBc fir Oic @riinouno
elmer itolicniiden Nbcnoihulc 5lrr
&crfilanng 3u itcllcL in mcl6cr oic
cngIiIdc mo itolicnii6e Sprod)c &c.
lebrt meroen IoQ. Scr WtoDor Der
lprod, Die Nngclcgcu6eit nit Srr.
Hodor0, Dem E~rdiiocntcn Scr Sdll.
bcb6roc, 81 bciprcNcn.
Inter Den acitriqen 9chidcrn i'm
WtoDor96iireou bcfono lid Sr. $. ".
9orcIcD non 9tcD.Dorf, cir iriibcrcr
9oltimorcr uno S6uIfumcruo oca
WioDorS Simomt&.
Die Goli5eibeh0rOc ion6tc ocm
Wiopor Ncitern $23G2.75 fir Ocn
2oiicrtD 6onO. Gicic Sunmc rculi
iirtcn Die @oli5iitcn ourd ocl Ger.
fnlli bon Gintrittafortcn 3u ocr
Sofiertp Benefits &%oriteQlngenL sic
an 6reitng I'M y9llloitorilnm" un0 in
Der DOttiit Nfooenlic" 0cgc6cn mlr
Den. 9ic SptolsGinfiiuitc bclolticn
lid olIi ulgeidbr $1,000.
Gem WfnDor mur0c geitcrn Gin
Girtulor nit Dem Gitcl nGiro( GItote
NAcnt9' ono SmnCr@' Niiociation,
Stotion q Baltimore" 5l0cionOt,
III luclden nuc Solt@cigcutbiimcr
olfNcIorocrt iucrocn, bonn nGd)Itcn
Wtni an hic @ollSnlict6e INN 10 Gro.
sent 5u crb0bcn, neil ourd sic &C.
plontc @unoliiirlnla ser Sto6t sic
Stcucr bcocltcnO in Die @G6c Nc6cn
ipiir0c. 9oS GirfuInr trGgt feinc
llnteri6rift mo bot ollgeni6einlid
Ncn 3rued, oic 9(65ugSfonol Nnleibc
bel ser Mlmi5ipoliuoGl 5u ihIogen.
Stotion . Goitl lit in Nr. 1851,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING Supcrintcr-
6cnt McGltcn bat bon Ger .Enlpcr
ouo Mininq Co. BON 9telu })orf cin
Nlngcbot crboItcn fir Die glnloge ci.
ncr mimi5ipolcn 8cleudtlln0Sonluge
fir Baltimore, DDS gtngcbot miro
scr Gontrott.9 eborOc morgen porqe'
Icgt merocn menn sic Ntgc6otc fir
Ole clcftriihc StrobcnbcIcud)tnng &c
ofinct luer0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
s omite 9 d t c.

las Gomitc iiir GerfebrSipege be.
rld)tete I'M criten 3meiee Die geroros
ming giinitig Elm, sic BORT, bon Sci.
%1crion. bis McGlocrrp.S trabc, oils
ltdotild)es Gi9cntbllm Sii ncccptircn.
1nS Goiiite fir Mdrfte beridltete
9iiliItig iibcr Die 8croronung. bos
Solar beS S%ufiebers beS SpninS.
Wdrfies ST. erbohen.
Scrtdgung.
Der Stootroth periaate iid) Bis
liodIten Mpntpa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
Sirefter Gilsng mad Chicago,

Ourd)gebcnber SbIoiuagen, pia
Tenniplpatia +. @abn pcrl1bt Union.
9obnbof Baltimore. tGalif 100
Morgens uno fommt IN Chicago 400
N~ad)uittugs at. (MGrs7-tf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
SelbitucritGnolih.

VI. 5reuno, poS lit los nit
Sbnen? Seben gang iomoS ans.
Wod)tc glolbeu, Sic bGttcn @rbi6ajt
genlott. Der refine S6peren0tber!.
.. Hift i'm @~eringiteu. Srinfe
bolt iebt 6ront SteirS 9icr. (66)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
WeIbfenonnsen nod ScatIGlano nnS
CsireiG

at "a Gents pro Dart uno 2OA
Gents pro arone. Borto ertra
Bed)iel ausseitent auf ole Fbei--
Der @eIt. giaise Shiffsfarten boz
nnS nod 9eiitidlnno. Sbeo. S.
Diener & 60, ia Dit.acrino
ton-Gtr. 3immer Er. 8. (iS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
@ennp's fcine aerShete 9affees

werhen in allen StaOttbeilen bon
Baltimore berfauft. Die por3iieIidx
Analitdt nnS mdbigen grciIe madra
oicirlben grraOe5u beriibmt.
&. 0.Arnns &c., gbcc, Gnfice, 3ufrs
MpriI5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
Sta0t Baltimore.
Tas @cttCr.

Sir Morplmno mn0 0cn 9iitrift
Columbia pCrGnocrlidc9 Mettcr NIT
Sduec oocr Medcn mo 6itIihc
gSir0e.
Ger b0dlitc Recommendations mar
Al @roo INN , llbr NoHmittog3,
Ger nicoriQitc IbcrmomctcritonO
mar 30 @ro0 nm 3 llbr MOr0cn3.
Mittlcrcr @oromctcritnnb 30.ll.
Der nicorigitc 5bcrmomctcriton6
Ser leBtcn 81 StlmDcn IN nudfoIgcn.
ocn StG0tCn mar, mic tolgt: Goitport
t6, Nortlono fl, Bottom -, Nlbonp
%, Ncp-Yorf 80, S~hilo0cIp6iu 80,
Ntlontic.GiD %, &orriSburg Is,
@oi6iu0ton 2S, Noriolf 36, Sottero9
~, Charlotte II, Mitmin0ton Is,
GborlcIton 48, Soronuob 30, Sods
ionpillc 81, Sltpiter &C, acp.gScIt IS,
NtIonto %, WontQnmcrp 56, EolcIti.
lie 81, @olpcitou GO, Corpus GbriIti
81, WenlpbiS 81, Cincinnati 81,
Ncn.O Orleans 81, @ittSbur0 80, Gs,
ipego II, Buffalo is, GlcpelunO n.
9etroit %, 9tlpeno s, Moroucttc 4,
@recn Ban s, Chicago -, 0ullltb ~,
ct. 8ouI %, 81. 2olis 80, &oniuS.
Gitp SO, omaha 80, Slron -, 9iS.
mord 81, @iaiiton %, Sabre 80,
SeGcnn 10. Solt 2cfc 40. 0cnper 30,
Rortb Ylottc 30. Dodge 81. Smoriao
40, Sos NneeleS -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07
3nr % stnnSen mad. G6ieaoo

"""T STF"VV
nia Eennlplponia : @abn, oitrdaes
benoe Sdlafpagen. a6fobrt bonn
Union : gabnbot Baltimore, t6glidl
Z llbr Morgens, snfunft IN Gbicogo
400 Nafmittags. (@1rs5-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07

w IL
ofinct mcrocn.
Ncuboutcu I'M @ron09i
thrift. - Scutc mcrocn 0ic Gl1nc
5itnt pierItodigcn @ourcnIoocr oeS
Srn. Saco6 S6oncmonn Nr. $40,
8elt = 9oltimorcItrobe, ol8gcQcben,
bic bonn Nr6itcftcn 2oltiS 2cpi aus.
oeorbcitet purocn. Sr, S6onemonn
botte Dor ie6S @odeu GIGnc fir cin
ied)Sitodiges @ebGll6c mlSqegeben
ober sic 9oufoItcn lporcu 81 bod
oeronldlogt; mitbin bat CT ooS 81
crridtenOc 2o9crboilS nllf bier Stod
mcrfc rcoii5irt. Cos ncllc @e6Gll0e
miro Gin GrO9elfob bnben uno NIT
SobrItubl pericbcn merbcn. Sic
9omntcrncbmcr Wnltcr 9ltrnbom,
6ronf Z. Mc@uirc, :. & 9. s..
2nmb, Sobn u. Sberi0nn 60, Sen
oerion & 60. uno SenrD 2. Rippci
luerben acknowledgements mod)cr.
Sr. Ibomo8 M. Canadian bat boS
@rnnOItiid al Der Siibweit Gtc BON
Oilllbcrrps uto GbdrleSs StroBc Der
fault. Gic Sirmo 5bomnS & lbomp.
ion bat Elm 9roguch.@eidGit III ocm
alien Sol,ie oltf 6em Elobc, meldeS
nitocrGeriiien mcroen iou. nm cinenl
moocrnen Neilboil Elot 81 modell.
Tic ct. @ornoboS II. Ct. George
GpiSfopoI @emcinoen, luelde lid
tilr5lif pcreinigten, NM cine Stride
5lun een,ciuiamcn @~otteSbicnIt 81
bolten, bobcn Gin Gonlitc crnonnt,
nm cine 9ecignetc @ouitellc 5I mGb
len. Sobolo Die 0cmeinocn iiber oic
Gage bcS tercn @~ottcSGoitieS cnt.
ihieben boben miro Der Ban ioiort
IN Ingriif 1cnonmlen iuerocn.
Die YIGne CUR ncllelt Ct. @urt6o.
lomelu GpiSfopol Stride iino Der
G%oaenOung nobe unN merben Dem.
nGdIt einem Nrd)itcften 5llr NllSor'
beitung iihergeben mcroen.
@lotbmiiroigc 8eriid)tc limo i'm
llmloli, oob Die oG~beiopeofc rno
Eotomac Telephone Company" III
llnt%erbonblunG itebt, Oos @rl1noitiid,
morouf ooS ebemolige Gorrolltons
Sotel ltonG 5u %follfen. @cnn 9ie$
acihiebt, pbcr id)on ncidab, Damn
miro Der oltc @ou an Der Ct. YouI
Strabe, oeiicn Woucrn nod I'M gu.
ten 3uitnnbe iiito, %pcrforft mcroen.
91uier iino id)pn bereit, bic boS @c.
b1lloe ~rcnopiren lnlo III ein Sotcl
perlpanoeln mollen.
0ic Neubouten I'M @rono.0 iitrift
lino ourd) oas berrlid)e @etter be
oiinitigt, mo ieit lester ISOLDE mllrbe
cine groBe Gusobl Gontroftc oilsse-
geber.
YIobfiher Sob. = Sr. @os
bert 9. SopIor itarb geitcrn Mor1cit
ploblid) in Dem Sohsgange leiner
Mobmhng, Nr. 9l9, Weit-Ntortb.
apenhc, al einem Ser3id)lagc. Ger
@crbIidenc mar IA Sabre aft unb
niele Satrc bci bieiigcn 0ampiihiifS-
Capitalization ouaeiteIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-07


Sn bi|tterer y 0 +. - Sobu
Saul, 40 Sabre alt, Elm @Gdter I'M
gronopon Morft, mo icine ans
6rmt rtno iedS ainoern b~eitebcnOe
Salttilie ~beiinocn iidJ in bittcrer9totG
Gr iolpobl. ais feline 6rou iino fronf
mo erper6SimfGbig uno in SoI9c
hellen bat bic Somilie icit etli6en
Sogeu Slutger gelittcn. @obItbGtig
gciimte @odbaren bobcn NobrungS-
mittel bcigciteuert, bod lit mcitere
ltuteritiibltng bringen6 n0tbig. Die
6olniIic luo6nt in Nr. 1923, Nllicc
NnnitroBe.
Continental IN
It il mcr" mic0er pollen
Bet. dc uniongreiden lnlo
griinoIihen HeporotlIrcn ocS f~oIoIio.
len @eb1llbeS Der Continental 5rltit
Gonponn," Siiooit.Gde Der Goluert-
nnO Baltimore troBc, iino poIlcr.
oct lnO mebrere Der @eid6itSlcute,
bie BORT H1rumlid)feiten bentlben, IinO
bereitS mieocr ein9e5ogeu. Die sc.
Ielihnft ielbit miro oaS 9onflofnI IN
Ger erlten Gtoge be5ieben. Ger groBc
@runo botte Die innere GinridtIn9
total 5erItort, aber 0os Stoblgeriilt
mo 6lInooment, iopie oas @em0lbc
bIieben unucriebrt. 9ie meiiten Der
bohelegatt eingerihteten Hoilmc
iinO bereitS controftlid uermietbct.
Die gauge elite Gtoge lit bon Den
.Go~nioliooteb," nSpmeriet" uno
.6oirmouit" 3oDlcn . @eieaihoitcn
bt5ogetl.
Nem Oorfer @nnfierS
eroffnen Elm 3meig u c.
fdGft. - @ie I'M be,ttigen oGor.
Respondent" orf Ser criten Seite on.
ge5eigt miro, boben Die $50. Z. ".
Gtepbens & So. bon Hem-gorf in
bieiigen Continental @uiloinG"
3immcr gtr. 4t3, Gin 3meig.9 ureat
6res 9antgeiddfts eroifnet. Sr.
barles VI. SSorOon, ueld)er elmer
oblbefannten beitihen 6omilic III
fillmore anisebort nno III bieiigen
ihGfts. uno @eieaid)aftsfreilen iif
Ter Ndtrmg erircitt, lit Der Yer.
@altimorer 3weiges.
RS $ ii e. Sr.
tat ieinem IN Nr.
.~nbe, nit gro
serren . sliis-
'eif1it Ell.
inoem
teri.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-20
EARLY COLONY
"reminiscences
Items Taken From the
Early Day Files of
the Enterprise.
From Entefprise. Dec. 20, 1926.
If ever there was town pump,
Fitzgerald has one.

During the past month a great
rlany colonist arrived who drove
through in wagons, sll,of whom
looked tired and worn out from
their long and trying journey.
In most cases their horses are
are thin and exhausted, although
some are in very good condition.
It is very interesting to see the
crowd surround each new arrival
and beseige him with questions.
1t is a significant fact in re-
gard to the founding of the colony
at Fitzgerald, one of the most i'm
portant events in the history of
Georgia, that the attention of
the promoters was first attract
ed toward Georgia as home for
the colonist by Georgia's send
ing carloads of provisions to
suffering families in Nebraska.
when the state was swept by ia
mine two years ago. Thus it
seems that to an act of charity
Georgia owes one Of her greatest
commercial and industrial bless
ings.-Macon Telegraph.
Ed Stallings, of Amercus, the
travelling freight and passenger
agent of the Georgia and Ala
bama railroad, arrived in Fitz-
gerald Thursday evening. He
says the road he represents will
build to Fitzgerald. The iron is
ready and the surveyors started
from Rochelle last Monday morn
ing and will probably reach our
city this week. Another survey
will be run back and the two
submitted to the authorities of
the road. Rochelle has guaran-
teed the right of way 10 the col
ony limits a distance of nine
teen miles.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-20
From Enterprise, March 20, 1896.

From EnEefpfise, March ~, I676.
The postofice has again moved
into new quarters on the corner
.of Grant and Pine. This move
will probably be permanent.
The line of people before the gen.
era1 delivery window, Monday
evening, extended out into the
akreet and around the corner of
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-20

i ne ENTERPRISE has been SER
lously handicapped this issue on
account of the miscarriage of
some Off material. The mis-
cradle railroad facilities on this
end of the line are felt even in
newspaper work.
The attention of the public is
called to the fact that the name
of the city we are building is Fitz-
gerald, after its founder. The
postof6ce, however, is Swan and
will continue so to be until the
postohice department recognizes
the new name.
Suitable school facilities should
be provided as soon as possible.
These things require time, nee.
essarily; but should be looked af.
ter as soon as possible. There
is no reason why Fitzgerald
should not boast of one of the fl.
nest school systems in the
South IN a few years
The colonists have been here
long enough already to notice
the great disadvantage under
which the South has 1abored so
long in raising cotton and de-
pending on the North for the
necessities of life. Hay, grain,
flower, Irish potatoes and oil,
commodities, which have to be
shipped from the North are high.
A great many people in the
state of Georgia and in the neigh
boring states are very skepticai
yet as to what this colony is.
They are not familiar with this
unsettled pine country and can't
see how people can live here the
first year. What do you have
to eat7" What are you goine
to do?" and Where are you "a
ing to stay?" are the que1
one hears Oh all sides
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-20
Editorial Notes
From First Issue
The First Copy.

The first copy of the Enter
prise will be sold at auction. to
the highest bidder, tomorrow,
Saturday. evening, from the
steps of the Fitzgerald House.
Anyone desiring a valua BILE souv-8
enir should be present.-Fitzger-
aid Enterprise, Dec. Goth, 1895.
That copy VISA bid off at frac-
ton over Sc.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-12-20

The ENTERPRISE will always
stand for good government, wisely
and economically ad Rinstered.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-16
CHAPTER xxx.

II was a wild night The wind howl
ed mournfully through the passages and
corridors of the house down In Essex,
swaying the shivering poplars, stripping
them of their leaves, and soughing
among the branches. Heavy masses of
cloud drifted rapidly across the sky, and
large drops of rain battered occasionally
upon the dry leaves. At times, the
moon broke forth in fitful radiance, but
only to render the succeeding darkness
deeper. There was terrible spirit
abroad that night-a spirit of destruc-
ton on land and sea.
Before the fire in his somber bedroom
sat Silas Carston, watching sadly the
Pickering flames blown about by the
draught that came roaring down the
huge chimney. He was alone; the nurse
had been removed, and his door securely
locked. Dark and despairing were his
thoughts, and over all there lowered the
spirit of the night. boding death.
In the chamber above him, watching
the tempestuous changes of the sky
with her eyes, but not with her mind
sat Clara. sad, dreary, hopeless. at the
mercy of her enemies. She also was a
prisoner fast secured, and over her
brooded the spirit of the night, bodins
death.
In the kitchen below sat two female
servants covering over the blazing fire
shuddering at the bowling wind, and
"supping full of horrors" on ghost
stories.
In a small room upon the same corri
| dor in which Clara's apartment was sit
uated, sat the Rev. Mr.. Porter, trying I,
drown dark memories and stupefy re
morse, the specters still floated upon tn,
surface, ana The worm gnawed cease
lessly. He shivered and looked around
and then crept closer to the cheerful fire
Over him lowered the spirit of tn,
night, boding death.
CTo be continued.l
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-16

Edward H. Rothrock, sporting editor
of the Chronicle, is being strongly talk
ed of for the presidency of the Pacific
National league in place of w. d
Rishel of Salt Lake, resigned. Mr.
Rothrock's candidacy is favored by
Frank Gimlin, manager of the Ogden
club; by Charles Reilly, manager OF
the Salt Lake club, and by Clyde H
Williams, president Of the Spokane
club. With three of the leagues clubs
represented for Mr.. Rothrock, the lat
ter's chances for the election are
bright
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-16
Buttermilk Pudding.

Take three quarts of new milk,
warm it, and turn with one quart of
buttermilk; drain the curd through a
sieve; allow 1t to dry, then pound it
in a mortar, mixing Herewith half a
pound of sugar, half a nutmeg, grated,
half the crumb of a roll, four ounces of
warm butter, the yolks of five and
whites of three eggs, teacupful Of
cream, few bitter almonds, and a
wineglassful of brandy. Bake in small
molds, like sponge-cake cups, well but
tered, or in large dish.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-06-16
Snaniah OmeIet

Beat six eggs light, add two table,
spoonfuls of cream, dash of salt and
cayenne and just before turning the
mixture into the heated and creased
omelet pan stir into the eggs lightly
minced green pepper, a tomato and a
teaspoonful Of minced parsley. Cook
In the usual way and when set slip off
upon a heated platter and sprinkle
with Parmesan cheese. Pour a WELL
seasoned tomato sauce about the ONE
let and serve at once.