davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26
Cases Troubles.

George Case, alleged to be the ac-
tive leader Of the gang OF horse
thieves who have done wholesale
business in Valley county, Montana,
and tn which w. H. Denny and Arthur
McGahey. both Of Williston, thds state,
are said to lbe implicated, Is having
much trouble In securing his freedom.
Case was arrested several weeks ago
after the exposure Of the gang, and
was confined In jail at Glasgow. The
comQaint on which HE was arrested
was clearly defective and after q
time Case applied for writ OF habeas
corpus, the writ being granted and
a return date set Judge Tattan on
.dered the release Of case and he was
given his liberty. Il
Another warrant charging him with
stealing 3s head Of horses from i. M.
Mills was issued and Case was rear
rested. He gave bonds in the sum Of
81. 500 and was released The stock
men of Valley county are making II
strong EFFORT to break ND the thiey-'
ing business ID, that part Of Montana.
4 & n Early Claimants.
Among the Forums Twenty-Yearsl
Ago items is this: THE Argus pub
Hshed an article Oh early land fiflinxs
showing that Joseph Rolette lied ct
the Vefmdllion ONCE before the re-
nOral Of the once to Pembina III
tDecember Of 1870, ana he paiustor ais
lamd as soon as the once was opSnS8
IN the northern city. Charles Ctlva,
slier made the nrst declaration ID Il.
tentinn and Hon Jud IaMonre die
second The frst tree CULTURE entry
In the Fargo district was nsde ~
"a. McFIenrh. September i. 1873.
II You want parcels delivered cali
up SO. The Wachter Dray and Trans
fer 90. will deliver your parcels for
10 cents
W. Z. Watson Of NICK nzie, who has
recently bought 200 head Of the well
known bunch Of Jen May horses, HIS
got his Barn about completed at Mo
Kenzie where he Intends opening ,ip
e livery, sale and feed stable.
IA ~ =
Excursion Rates on the 500 Line Tor
Christmas and New Years.
Tickets on sale daily, December %,
1905. to January 1. 1906, good going
only on date Of sale. md good return
ing until January 2, 1906. Ask tie
agent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26
Land Deparfn1 en-.
Lose LGnd QEjTcs and Department Decisions .
Atfscfin8 Public Lands and Practice before
". S. Lend Of7ces. s7$ sSas# sM

N0TETh Biasafsk Thuae
pubne
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26
STATE NEWS

Sentinel Butte is organizing a brass
band.
8}#.t5 < - .. y | AZ ,ss tg&sf-&
The new buildings OF the state hos.
pital will be ready for occupancy the
middle of next month.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26

!, A bootlegger was gathered in at
Rock Lake. He had been successful
for ten days IN getting some Of the
people intoxicated
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-12-26

". Z. Watson o. mckenzie, who hal
recently bought 200, head 81 the vel
known bunch Of Jeff May horses, has
got his Barn about completed at Mc
Kenzie where he Intends, opening III
e livery, sale and feed stable.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08
Rome notatkI tsIegfafiezna.


Kompanie ubezpieczen W Odes-
sic ME zwracaja STRAIT spowodowa'
nych przez pozar podczas ostatnich
rozruchow. Ia straty to odpoWiaaa
Rad.
Francuzka l6dz podwodna Gar
fadet", kt6ra pod Biserta poszia ma
dno NORA, wydobyto ma powierzchnie
woody. Marynarzy znaleziono jeszcze
przy zyciu.
= w srodkowej Europie we W4o-
szech panuja niezwykle upa}y. Termo-
metry .wskazuja 110 stopni Fahrenheit
ia.
Cesarz Wilhelm okaza} sic tax
skromnym, re ME zgodzii sic ma po-
stawiehie sobie pomnika "a zycia.
= Niemiecki krazownik Bremen"
otrzymai rozkaz zwiedzenia portow a
merykahskich.
:. W1adze pruskie kazaiy hrabiemu
Lubienskiemu Galicyi opuscie Ksie-
stwo Poznanskie, poniewaz brai u
dzias W obradach ma poiskim wiecu
w Gostyniu.
-W w Londynie oglosiia bankructwo
amerykanska aktorka ]. Brown Pot
ter. Przedtem sprzedala wszystko, co
posiadala- !
- Wczoraj przebito ostatecznie tu-
mel przez gore Simplon.
3 - Uklady Francyi 2 Niemcami W
sprawie marokahskiej dobiegaja koh-
ca. ss;A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08

jacych, re juz teraz trudno jest
pozyskac wsparcia dostateczne,
przeto niewiadono, jak sobie
tenn poradza przyw6dzcy strajku.
Przy znacznie zmniejszonych do
chodach, trzeba bedzie wsparcia
PLACID znacznie wiecej ludziom.
"Latajaca kolumna' pod do
wodztwe1n samego Shea'a wczo-
raj mnostwo jeszcze pracujacych
unionistow zmusila do oplacenia
zaleg1ych podatk6w i chwilowo
zaradzono nag1acej potrzebie.
DIS odbedzie sic znowu zgro-
dzcnie "Teansters' Joint Coun-
clip, a przewodniczacy, John ].
Gibbons, wyraznie zaznaczys, ze
przedmiotem narad bedzie ME
kwestya,czyli daleJ straJk proWa-
dzic nalezy, tylko kwestya, W ia
XII spos6b najpomys1niei dalej
prowadzic go bedzie MONA.
Take powod samobojstwa!
Czech J6zef Boznisek, LEGACY
lat 62, wczoraj odebrai sobie zy-
Gle w swojem mieszkaniu pm. 900
Fairfield ave. z oryginalnego po-
wodu.
Posiadat on w1asny dom rnie-
szka1ny, a nadto posiada, kilka
gruntow budowlanyeh waposud-
niowo zachodniei dzielnicy. Pred
kilku niesiacami rozpoczai budo--
we trzypietrowego domu ma "a rogu
1s u1icyi Fairfield ave. w skutek
strajk6wi roznych innych powo--.
dow 81 y .ciagle roboty sic przerywasy,. y
Wczoraj znowu rnu powiedziano,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08
j. Pod Brookston, Mimi, pokl6cil!

- Pod Brookston, Mimi, pokl6cily
sic dwie kobiety ma polu 2 kartofla-
mi. Strzela1y do siebie rewolwer6w
= Pastor Charles A. Eaton W
Cleveland otrzymai cd Johna D. Rock
efellera w podarunku losz kartofli.
w kazdym kartoflu znalaz} pastor
zIota pieciodolarowke.
= Parowiec "Garonne" przywi6zi
do Odessy zbieg6w rosyjskich Szan-
ghai. CT zbiegowie zbutowali sic, a
kapitan kazai herszt6w buntu oluc W
kajdany.
= Michael e. Dunno, komisarz bu-
dowlany W Milwaukee. zostai skazany
ma p6Itora roku pobytu W domu po-
prawy. Wziai cd zarzadu browaru
Pabsta $1,000 Iap6wki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08
kronika MiejsCOWa,
Strajk

Zakaz sadowy sedziego Holdo-
ma przeciw kompaniom ekspre-
sowym, wejdzie w zycie dopiero
w poniedzialek, a ma wczorajszej
naradzie reprezantantow tych
kompanij postanowiono ME
sprzeciwiac sic zakazowi, do
rozwozenia towarow najmowac
nieunionistow, gdy unionisci ME
zechca stosowae sic do przepi-
sow.
Tym sposobem liczba strajke-
row lub wykluczonych cd piracy
zwiekszyc sic nloze jakich 500.
Rownoczesnie zas zmniejsza SIG
W tymze samym stosunku poda-
tiki wpiacane do funduszu Wsprae
przez unionisto'y jeszcze pracu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08

townoscia, ze wszystkie mostly w
miescie zostana zniszczone, a Ca
Ia nizina w dole rzeki ulegnie zni-
szczeniu, II biegiych pracuje G.
nergicznie mad zapobieganiem ME
szczesciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08
TELEGRAMY.


Mszystkie tureckie okrety wojen-
ne otrzymaiy rozkaz skoncentro-
wanna sic II wejscia do ciesniny
Dardanelskiej. Ma fortach Kowia-
ku ustawiono armaty ciezkiego
kalibru, azeby przeszkodzie wejSc
do Bosforu rosyjskim okretom
wojennym.
Petersburg, 8 1ipca. - ,,Kniaz
Petemkin' uszedl wraz z jednym
t9rpedowcem portownej pogoni
okretow rzadowych. "Totemkin"
podaza do Potialbo do Batumu.
oniewaz ludnose ma
Kaukazie bury sic, zjawienie sic
zbuntowanego rosyjskiego okre-
tn ma brzegu kaukazkim doda oil
wy do ognia.
Petersburg, S lipca. = Zbunto-
wanei zalodze ,,Potemkina" ME
powiodlo sic w Teodosyi zaopa-
trzyc okretu we wegiel. Okret
wyplynal ma morze ma}ym "a
pasem wegla wody do picia. w
solone nieso make zaopatrzo-
ma jest zaloga ma przeciag trzech
miesiecy.
Przypuszczaia tutaj, ze ''Kniaz
Poterkirn" uda sic do Liwadyi,
azeby ostrzel;wae tantejszq car
ska rezygnacye. Zbuntowany O.
kret Jest Scigany przez kontrtor-
pedowicc, kt6ry zarnierza wysa-
die buntownikow W powietrze,
jeze1i sic ME poddadza.
Jest nieprawda, jakoby Teodo-
sya byia bombardowana iakoby
wojsko dopuszcza}o sic w mic
scie rabunku.
Jalta. Kryrn, s 1ipca. = Zacho-
dzi wieika Ottawa, ze 'FKniaz Po-
temkin" ostrzeliwae bedzie tu-
tejsze miasto.
Teodosya, s lipca. - Przyby}
dotad krazownik rosyjski, ktory
strzeze bezpieczehstwa miasta.
Ludnosc uspakaja sic, ci, ktorzy
pouciekali, wracaja do swych do
NOW.
Petersburg, 8 lipca. - Azeby
uspokoic ludnosc, Rad rozrzuca
W tysiacach exemplary przemo-
we Trubeckiego do cara carska
odpowiedz ma to przemowienie, z
ktorej wynika, re Miko1aj IIgi
pragnie zwo1at "dume" narodo-
wa, kt6ra stanowic bedzie sejm
rosyjski. Trubecki og1osis W
dzienniku "Prawo" nastepujaca
odezwe:
"Teraz, gdy zginesa nasza flo
ia i hedy opsakujemy tysiace dro-
gich nam istnien, Gala i nietknieta
pozostasa tylko biurokracya =
jedyny swiadek straconych skar-
bow, jedyny winowajca niesz-
czescia. z tego moze bye tylko
jeden wywod: dotychczasowy sy-
stem rzadzenia zbankrutowal.
Niczem juz ME MONA okupic sic
od STRAIT i ponizenia, cd tel OIL
brzymiej kleski moralnej i mate
ryalnej, ktora zgotowaso nam czy-
nownictwo. Jezeli przy wysyianiu
"iezuolneJ do boJu floty Rozest-
wiehskiego kierowano sic wzg1e-
dami ma wewnetrzne stosunki w
pafstwie, to teraz w imie honoru
narodowego bezpieczehstwa OF
ezyzny musiny sic postarae, ably
podobnyni wzgledan1i nikomu w
pr przysz'osci ME wolno byso sic kie-
rowat. Mech sic raz nareszcie
sskoiiczy znecanie sic mad spo5e-
czehstwem. Wszelkie nowe pro-
by doprowadzenia do zera cars
Gego ukazu zwolaniu przcd-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08
Poscig "a "Potemkinem" !.
Turcya broni przejscia przez Dardanele.
Car miedzy mlotem kowadlem.
Niemcy kwituja panowania W Chlnach.
EIosty w Minneapolis niebezpieczefistwie.
= mlotem a kowadlem
Niemcy kwituia panowania Chinach.
Mosty Minneapolis niebezpieczehstwie.

strofe. Upor, z jakim pewne sfery
obstaja przy dawnym systemic
zasluguja ma nazwe, kt0rej ME po-
siada zaden ludzki jezyk. Pred
awicie1e narodu juz
d a w no m II S q bye
zwoiani. A MECH Mkt sic ME
1udzi: narod ME przyjmie zadnej
parodyi parlamentaryzmu. Teraz,
gdy zmurszaly system rzadzenia
rozbity ma ladzie morzu kiedy
ostatnia jego nadzieja. flota. spo-
czywa ma dnie morskiem mic mu
innego ME pozostaje oprocz ka-
pitulacyi. Cd tych ktorzy w cies-
ninie Koreahskiej pogrzebali
czesc sfawe Rosyi, zadamy tylko
icdnego: MECH sic zrzekna opie-
XII mad narodem i troski o ocale-
ME ojczvzny. Z drogi, panowie!
- przedstawiciele narodu ida"
Hrabia Ignatiew oswiadcza
ma zebraniach urzednikow pred
stawicieli szlachty, re car ME od-
stapi} cd zamiaru przeprowadze-
MIA roznych reform. Ludnosc po-
Wilma popicrac usilowania rza-
du.
Petersburg, 8 lipca. = We
wtorek przyjmowaf car delegacye
roznych gubernij, kt6re zapew-
niaIy go o lojalnosci rosyjskiego
narodu, zadaly dalszego prowa-
dzenia woiny i Professionally pre-
civ zaprowadzeriu takicll re-
form, ktoreby nrusza}y
podwaliny obeenego ustroju pan
stwa. Car p-zyja} delegacye bar
dzo zyczliwie.
Londyn, s lipca. : Jedna z
gazet donosi, ze Niemcy obawy
pred Japonia postanowiiy wyco-
fac sic z Chin. Wojska ladowe i
okrety powr6ca do Niemiec,
zwlaszcza re Niemcy przeczuwaja
IL grozi i'm woina FrancEa. ME
pozbawiona obecnie sprzyrnie-
rzencow.
cherbourg, s lipca, : DIS ra-
no przeniesiono zw}oki admira}a
Pawla Jones ma pok1ad okretu ad-
mira1skiego brooklyn. DIS
wieczorem wszystkie okrety pod
niosa kotwice i udadza sic w po-
wrotna droga do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych.
Havena, 8 1ipca. = Poniewaz
burnistrz Hawany trwonil fun
dusze miejskie i uwzgledniai oso-
biste interesy pewnei klasy oby-
wate1i ze szkoda ogo{u, guberna-
tor general Nunez z1ozy1 60 u
rzedu.
Washington, 8 lipca. = Eihu
Root, byly minister wojny, obej-
mie urzad sekretarza stanu z po-
czatkiem wrzesnia. Przedtem "a
i;twiae bedzie swe biezace spra
wy osobiste. Nominacya Root'a
zostaia ogsoszona urzedownie.
Zaiatwienie spraw kanalu Pa
namskiego pragnie prezydent po-
wierzye departamentowi spraw
zewnetrznych, zw{aszcza re
Root bardzo sic nieni interesuje.
Dotychczas kontroluje te sprawy
Department wojny.
Minneapolis. 8 lipca, = w 60
RE rzeki, pod miastem utwo-
rzyl sic olbrzymi zator, ktory ia
rnuje bieg woody. Poziom rzeki W
gorze podniosi sic do wysokosci
przeszlo I3 stop. Pompy wodo-
ciagowe stanesy, poniewaz woda
zalaia ogniska. Pnie drzewa, ,obej-
mujace $50 milionow stop kubicz-
nych poplataiy sic soba obec-
ME zachodzi obawa, ze jezeli "a
tor Eozbijes sic, masy woody j PM nj
drzewa runa W dol z taxa gwal-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08
. Wyrodny ojciec.

y Donosilismy wczoraj o WRIT
ceniu do rzeki i utopieniu Memo
wlecia przez jakiegos nieznajonle-
60 cziowieka. Morderca zostal "a
resztowany. Straszna to rzecz, ze
jak sic okazalo, byi to ojciec tego
niemowlecia; straszna, re zupel-
ME cynicznie przyznal sic, il on
to zamordowa1 dziecko, azeby po-
zbyc sic troski utrzymywania
dziecka. Dziecko zamordowane
bylo jedynem, ojciec jego j NOR
derca liczy dopiero lat ao.i Jest
niestety Polakiem. Gazety amery-
kaiiskie nazywaja rodzic6w die
cka Galatians, ME zrqzpmia.
wszy widocznie ich zezns M
Galicyanami. ;. VIZ Y Z,
Wyrodny ojciec rlafy
Wicher i mieszkai pn. q
str. Pred dwonla latyss
l1S, wykradi II letnia DIR M ~ ~
W kraju obydwojs ply ~
do An1eryki. Praeowali na uts sy-I
marlie. iak nogli; 20 aso odzsnis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08

sprzy w1azek y 1zy'
mywa g zaseka Y4 opus
ciwsz 1iessl ai Pm. 2o3
Green as ny Jego 20
kama Her 4pracowaf VI
nocy fabryce papitru
przy |s 5f( spai; kiedy zpna
zonS dzise!Eiem ma reEu bla.
gala 4 81 do niej powr6cii. pd.
pow;e B ziofzeczeniapii. Prfed-
stawia nu zona,ze ,dziecko ItaK
rczkcs stak podobne do niegd
ze ga biemowleciu jego ihie.
Me vhszyao go to. Wresfcio
N:c1iefj|wa polosyia dziecko Jrzy
nin bwiedziaia, ze go oc1 1eki-
wa: bedzie, ae prosi go, aby jej
przynisss syrka, i odeszla..
Vieher wstai, wziai dziecko
ma recei ME wiedzial co zrobic.
Poszedi jednak ma stacya polieyj-
ma. Tam fnu wskazano dom aod-
rzutk6w sw. Wincentego. qdal
sic TAM Me m 6giIsie
rozmowic y przeiozona zak,t tdu.
DO ME urie po angielsku; mbwi,
samanyrf jezykieni ze got6wjest
psacit q utrzymariie dziecka ale
I F.
go ME zrozumiano.s Prze,o5ona
poslafa po ti6macza. Tymczasem
jednaE Wicher wyszsdf.
szedl jak m6wi, bez p1anu, nis
wiedz ac dokad idzie. Znalazi sic
mad rzeka ma Webster ave. Tam
przysz ia mu naysl pozbycia sic cd
razu dziecka raz ma zawsze. w
kohcu Nykonai zan,iar ucieki.
Wczoraj oboje rodzice zostali
odkrysl@ i przywiedzeni pred;
zw1oki utopionego 1niemowtecia
liczaceeo 4 miesiace. Matka by'x'
straszliwie zrozpaczona; Wieh< Il
przyznas sic odrazu, :ze to jego'
dziecko :ze chcia, 60 sic pozbyts
aby ME potrzebowae go utrzymys
wac. Zamknieto go ma stacyi przy'
w. Chicago ave. a iego Zone ods
dano pod opieke eaatrony 1a z! ts'
ze stacyi... Is.
Fl R 2 polityk
Kandydaei repubE hscy IwczOs
raj powierzyli prowadzenid kane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08

ze dom zostanie wykohczony o
miesiac p6zniej, niz obliczono, z
powodu strajku woznicow budulca.
Boznisek poszedl do domu i roz-
gniewany powiedziai do zony, ze
mu sic sprzykrzylo to ciagfe pre-
wlekanie roboty. Zaraz poten, ]
MIN iona zdolala telnu przeszko-
dzit, wyja1 revolver i strzelii do
siebie. Trafi} sic W glove i zabii
sic ma miejscu. Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-08

x siftks punnes Jest prz
nv 4 80 tyczscy sic x
Tram lest ykonAlny
Dry: ~ on te 1e4eit jsi
dsrl 80 ten plan - TX ( 'lu| g
swyk poNi Niniers pods
r6sty snovis s. 8
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04
IRWIN(VILLE) PEOPLE
HOLD MASS MEETING
Will Fight Parting With Territory for Pro
posed New Counties Bitterly
Opposed to Movement.

"Irwinville, Ga, May 1.-The
people all over Irwin county are
at present intensely interested
in the new counties of Tiff and
Henderson, which are proposed
to be be carved in part out of r.
win county territory. A great
majority of the people now living
in Irwin county who would be
incorporated in the new counties
are bitterly opposed to the new
county movement.
AN enthusiastic mass meeting
was held here today for the pur-
pose of considering what opposi-
ton should be offered, if any, to
the creation of the new counties.
A mum Der of the leading citizens
from the territory proposed to
be cut off from Irwin we're pres
ent and addressed the meeting
in opposition to the creation of
any new counties out of Irwin's
present territory. They deelar-
ed that the white voters of the
section proposed to be cut off
from Irwin county are over
whe1mingly opposed to the
change of the new county line.
zone of the speakers declared
that IF the people west of the
Alapaha river were allowed to
vote in the matter today, four
out of every five of them would
vote to remain in Irwin county,"
"Hon. J. w. Weaver was elected
chairman of the mass meeting
and Col. H. J. Quincy, secretary.
1T was unanimously decided to
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04

Washington, April 28,-The
census bureau has issued the
final report on the cotton crop
grown in 1904, showing a total
production of 10, 584, 457 bales of
500 pounds. The crop exceeds
that of 1908 by 3,491, 1886 bales, or
IS per cent. The largest crop
produced in the United States
prior to 1904 was that Of 1898,
which amounted to 1926, 900
bales, or 10 per cent less than
the crop of 1904. The average
crop for the five-year-period end
ing with 1908 was 9,892,O47 bales,
or 2e per cent less than the crop
of 1904.
Among the cotton producing
states Texas has held the first
rank for twenty years. It's pro-
duction in 1904 was 3,134,697
bales.
Georgia, with a production of
1,96O,15 bales was second, hav-
ing passed Mississippi, which
held the second rank in 1908.
Mississippi is third and Alabama
fourth. With the exception of
Kansas, Arkansas and Texas, all
the cotton producing states show
larger crops for 1904 than for any
other year. The states which
show the most notable increases
compared with 1904 are Alabama,
Georgia and South Carolina, the
largest increase being found in
Georgia, where the crop exceed
ed that of 1908 by 602,108 bales
or 48 per cent. The increase in
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04
The Water is Warm.

The first excursion of the sea-
son to Brunswick, st. Simons and
Cum berland, the peerless sea-.
shore resorts, will be run by the
Atlantic & Birmingham Railway
Tuesday, May 23rd. Special
train of frst-class coaches will
leave Fitzgerald at 1920 A. M. Of
that date, reaching Brunswick
400 P. M. Arrangements have
been made for special steamers
to meet the train to take those.
desiring to go direct to St. Sir
mons and Cumberland. Tickets
will be good returning on regular
trains up to and including Fri-l
day, May 10Th. The rate from
Fitzgerald to Brunswick and res
turn will be $500 which is ex-
tremely low. If you have never
visited the seashore this will be-
fine opportunity to do so. IL
you have been there you know its
pleasures and will desire to 60!
again.
Keep the date in mind Tues
day, May 23rd, 1905.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04

make vigorous and determined
fight to prevent Irwin county
from being divided, and looking
to this end several committees
were appointed and duties as
signed them. The people all
over Irwin county are vitality in
terested in this question, and the
opponents of the proposed new
counties will at once be organized
in every section of the county"
Wednesdays Constitution.
Happily great numbers are
not necessary to enthusiasm. 1t
was proba bly, a realization of the
fact that division of the coun-
ties would leave Irwinville high
and dry that was responsible for
the enthusiasm above mentioned.
A number of the leading citizens
no doubt was present, Zone is a
number.) But after all every body
expected Irwinville to kick, with
an enthusiastic mass meeting, "
and they are entitled to have a
number of prominent citizens
present to mass" with them.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04
A New Potato Bug.

Postmaster w. Fl. Marston
has discovered a new enemy of
the potato. which he sent today to
State Entomologist Scott, at At
lanta. The pest is a black beetle
about one-half in. long which cuts
the potato stalk, very much like
the cut worm, and deposits it's
young in the pith of the short
stem.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04
FINAL REPORT ON
1904 COTTON CROP
More than Three Million Bales Larger than
Ever Before Grown---Georgia's In
crease Nearly SO Per Cent.

Alabama is 46 per cent, in South
-
Carolina IS per cent and in Texas
II per cent.
The increase in the binedB
production of Oklahoma and In-'
dian Territory over 1903 is ~
per cent. The report shows an
increase of cotton seed mills
from 357 in 1900 to us in 1904.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-04

Fitzgerald, Ca, April %, 1908.
Mx. j. e. Harris, Agent,
Aetna Life and Accident ms. Co.,
Fitzgerald, Ca.
Dear S1r:-
beg to acknowledge receipt OF
check in full settlement OF my indemnity,
under Policy No. Gle, 777.
wish to thank you very much for
your prompt settlement, and can certain
1y recommend the Aetna to any who wish
Accident Insurance. as they settled this
claim without any delay, to my entire
satisfaction.
Very truly yours
81 n sIs<u<e1e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24

Ill in st. Adams with tuberculosis for
some weeks, was taken to the Coventry
poor house In Sheldon Friday with Mrs.
Rushlow and eight childrcn.-The new
principal Of the high school. Prof. Il. j.
Bost of Scotia, n. y. with Mrs. Best and
W children have arrived in town and ara
house hunting. Desirable tcnements are
scarce in this own.-Mrs. Edwin Chaffee
and son of Elizabeth. n. Y, are guests Of
Mrs. II. II. Goodscll.-Mr and Mrs. Ira
Kendall and daughter. Marion. are trav-
Cling in New York State for two weeks.
Before Mrs. Kcndall's return she will
visit among friends in Sidney. where she
had her home for II year or lnOrc.-N. A.
Irish has rcturncd from DIR. S~pahawk's
sanitarium in Burlington. whore he has
been for several weeks. His = alth is i'm
proved Miss Grace Evarts of South Troy
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Ida lIillado.-
William Pritchard of Milford. n. H., is
visiting Mrs. Pritchard's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. :. T.. Ilall.-rhc Rev. and Mrs. g. w.
Hunt were entertained Sunday in the
family Of G. II. Abel: Mr.. Hunt going
after the morning service here to North
Fairfield ana Sheldon. Mrs. Hunt went
TO the camp ground Monday mornings
Mrs. Olive Rublce, who has suffered be-
fore from similar attacks, was taken to
Waterbury hospital Friday by DIR. Ahell.
Miss Cora Bliss passed Sunday with Misc
Laura Stanhopc.-"Morc fun than YOU
could shake a stick at" was the verdict
of those who witnessed the game Satur-
day of married vs.. single men. Thc score
was 81 to % in favor of the married men.
AT the morning service In the Mcthd-
diet church Mr.. Wall rendered a solo very
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-24
H1GHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. c. i. Taplin. returned Tuesday
from IA visit of several weeks with re-
latiNcs and friends in Colorado Springs.
Coi.-Mr. and Mrs. Chaunccy Stimots and
son. of West Newton, Mass. arrived in
town Monday night and will spend ii few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. George Folsom.
Mrs. William Gotta and Master Kenneth,
of Burlington, were in town several day VS.
last week, the guests of Mrs. Warwick
rsshcr.--Mrs. James Butler and family,
arc in camp at Highgatc Springs.-Miss
r;fGic Gougnon who has been visiting her
aunt Mrs. Charles Whcclock, of Franklin
street, left Monday for her home in
Burlington,--J. r.. Sanderson and
daughter Mrs. Fred Furbush, of
West Newton, Mass. arc in town for
IA few weeks. visiting at the home of
and family spent Sunday with re-
@lativcs in Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs. G,
y. Rublcc of ST. Adams, and Mrs
Fransis Marvin of Waterbury, Conn,
| visited relatives in town Thursday of
last wcck.-The Ladies' Village Inn
provcment Society gave n lawn
party at the home of Mrs. II. J.
Lyon, Wednesday of last week, which
was well attended and Melted them
about $s.OO.-Mrs. G. l.. Stimcts. re-
turned Monday evening from Lyme,
n. IL. where she has been visiting
haze daughter Mrs. w. l.. Chase for
the past six weeks.-Dr. and Mrs. L.