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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
OLD BETTES
IS SUED TOO.
Counter Suit For Ten Thou
sand Against Him.

suit for SO 900 damages for de-
famationfof character has been insti-
tinted IN Raleigh county by w. R.
Campbell against Sam Bettes. COM
monty known as the cowboy preach-
The sheriff alleges that Bettes.
luring the recent compaign. in his
speeches, made allegations that were
untrue and spoke OF him IN a man
ner calculated to iniure his reputa-
ion among his fellow citizens.
II VIII be Remembered that Bettes,
tered suit against Sheriff Camp
bIl Tor $4,000 for an Injury I'M
ieted upon him while he was speak
o1g from the court house steps He
alleges that the sheriR pulled. him
ON tn esteps, and in falling he had
his collar bone broken ana suffered
other injuries. When this ofcurred
Bettes was bitterly attacking the
erim in his speech.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
GAURN FAILS
TO Make GOOD.
Would Not Turn ont Three Pounds
OF Butter From One Pound
and Quart OF AGilI.

Blaine @. Jackson thought #
would be a great money shaking
scheme to make three pounds OF but
ter out OF one pound of bntter and
single quart o. milk. So, he
bought 4 churn Of b. g. MARBLE, he
says. that MARBLE said would do that
trick He claims he paid Marble
TWENTY-FIVE dollars for the c1urn:
But when he tried TO make 60 much
butter ont Of ingredients that ala
not weigh that much, he leaFIed 81
could not be done! Az least that
churn would not turn out three
pounds o. butter from one sound q
butter ana oneSquart Of milk md
20 he had Marble
ting the twenty from liiiil flitleI
false pretenSes, Justice Cord lon VIII
hear the. case Wed nesday aftegTsPon
at 1880 oseIDcl Marble Is on
bond of I'VE hundted doliSrs,
\ ~ q i. ! y 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
BRAKEMAN'S LIFE
IS CRUSHED OUT

Ought between an engine tank and
a car. D. D Evans. B. & o. brake
man. was rolled OF the rear step of a
tender and run over by caboose.
meeting instant death in the Fair
mont yards Saturday night, about
9:45 O'Clock.
Evans had been on the connells-
vile division bnt a short time He
had gone to the Fairmont yards on
a freight train and was standing on
the rear step of the tender on engine
No. 50, In passing another train,
which was barely in the clear, he was
standing too far to one side and was
caught. He fell .over the track and
a caboose ran over his chest, crush
ing life out of him instantly. His
left shoulder was horribly manEiedy
large portion Of it being mashed
OF.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
meet
IN PARKERSBURG
And Take Action Relative To Ask
ing For Legislature So
ciety Wants.

The West Virginia Society Of os1
teopathy held a meeting in the Of
hce of Its president, Dr.. Ely. Of
Parkersburg, Saturday night and
too kimportant action relative to
some legislation 1t will ask of the
Legislature at the coming session
concerning the society. It is pos
sible the legislature will he asked
TO create an osteopathic examining
board to be appointed by the COVER.
nor. The society will make hard
hight for what it considers It's rights
In this State.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
FIRST SETTLEMENT
OF THE ENGLISH
jamestown Exposition is To Cole
brate This Most Important Event
In American History.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 24-On the
10Th day of December three humid
red years ago, there set sail from
Blackwell. England, under the com
mand of Captain Newpart, tire yes
sells. the Godspeed. the Susan Com
slant and the Discovery, the largest
not exceeding one hundred tons bur
den. This little feet and its one
hundred and FIVE passengers was des-
tined to mark the beginning of the
most important epoch in the history
of the world. The commencement
of their voyage was inausplcious and
its progress unhappy. BY reason of
contrary winds they We're buneted
about on the great ocean for six
weeks before losing sight of the Eng
fish coast 1t was after many more
weary weeks OF travel ere they saw
land. the coast of Virginia, on the
26th day OF April, 1907. and, to the
point first sighted they gave the
name Cape Henry, and the peaceful
place where they dropped anchor.
they called comfort" which is the
Old Point Comfort of today. The
2elu .1,. ., ,,o ete St t,, ANU" a~s Tobn
sn,ttb ono =, tbe,r nnmher was led
..r. IN ia. =, no LII .1v,tE,,T
says he, sis a country that we may
have the prerogative over the most
pietl'sl'i. pt''e', NY -"
earth never asFeel -. !" 49,. q
place TOT nan napi0a''o"' WeLS =
lnna olteo Oy inuuslrIOus l'e3pie, 80 s
are PLANS mus V1lis'SS. r'VeEs 80 e..
BROOKS an coInPasseu WIN iriil10t
ana deligntsone laha.
AFTER FesunG at comfort
oysters which tney gatnereC ltEoh,
the waters ana me stEa~neFFles ~, y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
Elees no Parts UnIznovn h Belief
About Nan Indeed For Forg-
cry and Perjury.

Defau1ting Of his bond by J. "a
Sutton IN fcuit court has been not
and q believed suton has gone
X naft8 m known.
eBt grand Jury returned
two felony indtntIn emit against SUIT
ton. one charged him With the
forgery OF siIas Fittro s.li,a ia 81
not 81 S4sO9p The other chaT get
him vi IF9 IN the tTital Of SUIT
ton agsi,1rt ftsr6 IN circuit court e
the September term.
Attthe 60 c'neiuu OF the trial q e
the 'sapta tapn1 sutton wa ar
rested ana pI9csd under Bona ut
s2gso0} tS argwsF indie
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
GETS
lsyH'er DriRsnnafaea9lS Cries e ..slEe
and Later TsllS Him. lIe Wptlld
Not, L ERSIller Was Inrocei

i
Charles RyIlef was sentences 20
ten years imp sonnent BY J9dG g
w. Lynch late Saturday evening
was the closing seems 81 the term
court. ana was made hiEhly dreniatic
by an address which the prisoner de-
liveray in court heEore sentence was
pronounced,
When the court INQUIRED Of Etylner
II he had anything 70 say why sens
tence should not be pronounced on
him, he arose and made dramatic
plea, in which he declared his 1nno-
cence Of the crime for. which he was
convicted. You are sending an In
nocent man. to prison.. he satd IN
conclusion.
In passing sentence, the court said
that he would rather make any err
ror IN life than sentence an innocent
man to prison. but in Rymer's case
the evidence was such that It lett no
doubt Of the prisoners guilt In the
courts mind.
Rymer was arrested and tried for
breaking into the residence OF Frank
C. Gaylord, prominent citizen. and
assauiting, binding and gagging 2
servant girl. while he rihed the
house. he was traced by blood
hounds to a lumber yard on the OUT
skirts OF the city He was arrested
and taken before the servant girl,
who positivslX identified him a. the
one or the men who attacked her
2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
PARISIAN PRINCESS
1T THE GRAND TONIGHT

Partisan Princess. which
siii be the Imperial Stock ompany's
production tonight VIII be-
Mea on Tuesday BY THE Lost,
probably the heaviest
IL lroduction in the entire rep
ana the apparent interest
tea indicates that y win at
dpally e. large An audience
ae opening bill. something unusual
popular price tlieatricals. Jack,
e ant Killer willabe the satuSs
ernoon bill. ana the yopne
doubtless pack the hotlset
ion Of its presentat
III Sc given daily start
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
TX r. y . Nam Want
u u sIiSLge. s. e

- = n y "A
failed q atnone eIte their
6iiity II 5TIi Grim
Id the 8Ete their
was Sho "a le fsllI3l In
ords, tI1eJs kfiiau the
man. when John fs56reyes was
ted charged With throwing q
through the yesti6ule of a
ear eylond Wilson6urg.
Incident took plase Saturday
man was elected from
conduct. He APPEARS TO
NV aSted until the return Of The
car 5en he threw stone through
tibule window and came
biting passenger. The mat-
ter reported to- the police au-
fh0i of the traction company and
III bIoodhonnds were enlisted in ef-
"a q bring the fellow to justice.
dogs traiIed the fellow. as was
The sIief. to the home Of shreves
AZ efused to sgo farther. Result
ine frcn their action shreves was ar
When taken before Justice
Ri nnday he denied his guilt ana
or men stated he was not, the
M wanted. They gave Shreyes a
5o seputat ton stating that he rode
WITH 4hem every morning and even
ing To and froOm. his work. and that
be ~ not the one elected from the
car nor did they believe MIN to be
til one who threw the stone through
the ear VestibuIe.
All the conclusion Of the hearing
IN tee Riley was thoroughly con-
yineed shreVes was not the guilty
man and dismissed the warrant
ssains4 him. Deputy Sheriff John
az Knox who arrested him then re-
ased him from custody.
It S hoped yet to apprehend the
Ity party. and, II done, he will
osscuted 70 the fullest extent
aSf the Jaw.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
.coAL coalPANY oaARTnRIlD.

The Summit Coal 6 Coke Cong
pnny. Just chartered. viii be Located
at Clarksburg, with a capital stoeE
of $4,000 of6which 500 has been
paid in by the following incorpoE II
ors. Frederick o. Brandt Of
troit; n. r. Miller, OF Pittsburs
a. Gibanslry. of Allegheny. a.
ID. McKeon, OF Columbus
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24

Mrs. .hoInas M. 20
$3.50 o'clock Sunday atteEp
her late home on East Pike
from pneumonia Fever. She
stricken last Wednesday and the
maIady developed aiarmingiy rapiSls
ly. All was done to save her litet
but without avail.
Mrs Donahue was Miss zaila 81
.Elfresh. Of Cumberland, before her
marriage. The bereft husband and 6
three small children one son and
two daughters survive her
was a highly respected woman an 81
numerous friends mourn her sudele1s
demise.
The funeral viii be ehld e. t1e
Catholic church "wednesday morntn
at o O'Clock. condueted by the Rev.
j. A. Reynolds. and inter1nent VI
he in Holy Cross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
SKIPS
COURT BOND

they be found. Mrs. sutton and
Wllian Carr; 81 salem. became his
'bondRnlen. Il - tins bond that q
defaulted. II amounts OF $500.
IlfEotts win be made 70 appfehend
Sutton ana bring him back 70 clarks-
burg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24
nlAaR1RaR 81 e5Isls sRs!

x lfarriaga licenses have been gran q
isd to Fred Hsmrlck and BeuIa Nc
.shreves. and Charles a. Jenkins end
Georgia Jones.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24

dams Faturned to Clarks-
ia nighS after an alb
Ioe last. He came
gan loy there he Is ship
eEf for az Mississippi Wire
ompany During hts alb
visited many places OF I'M
cam from ridgeport,
doTganto5yn ne is look
doiIi Well He viii
few aYBs and then re-
work 9forgantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-24

Iah5i a ZONE from Rock
ran eqIls lliIeot nv, tpg
Die dagg!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

nRube un6 Ulaul balten!" idnaustI
i'm Der Nlte grimmig in's 9eiidt
~@eitoblen babe ids ni9t, uno MAG
i'd tbue, gebt Did nidts an. Gar
nidts, hummer Sunse! 8rau9e Teint
Naiepeisbeit ni6t. Nimm, mas Seir
alter Batter Dir gibt unb Dor Soft uni
ieinem 9etpifen geben tann uno iass:
oante i60n. So geb0rt ii4'S. uno 10
mill ids baben."
Spra6's uno itampfts binaus.
Hutb itanb nod INNER portlos, mil
aroben Nu9en. Sn @rids 9eiidt aber
fammelte iid leiie Die Hiibruns.
n9er arme papa! Sd CLAUDE, i'd
babe inn idmdblid 5useiebt. llnb
mas miro er jeBt tbun? Sd firdte, id
fiirdte, llidi4en, ss sebt um Define
Saut!"
2utb bling an ieinem Sals, apis
fden Guhen unb Weinen.
n8iit 9u Idon tpieoer n%afepeis,
Grid9 Sait Oh nidt sebDrt, Dab 0u
Sl0 nlTf IN YapaS Nn9ele9enbetterl
miiden io0it9 Old, isi bod enolif
einmal unmittelbar, impulfip! Mub
ih Did erit oa3u ordnsen uno briiden,
bob 9u an Gpa bentit uno Gusr
Glide"
Timer Slid -" murmelte er nah,
pie perloren. n8inb, id bate es i6on
ouf9eseben. Sd lam es Dir ni9t 70
f6iloern, fpie gpa leibet - aud tDr,
perli6. 8is i9 Sauptmann tperoe -
mas baben ie mir oa aus msiner
8lume gemadt!"
Gr briidte Hlltbs 3opf an Iid un6
fliiiterte: .&utb, uno tpen1 meine On.
nabme ridtia lift uno papa Did gu
meinen @uniten iddbiat, tein Sdlm>
6en ion Dir perloren iein fir 1pGtere
3eiten. llnb @pa foQ es piHen, pas
mir Dir p%erhanten. Siebit Su, tpelf
f9le6ter prinaipienreiter ib bin9"
rHeoe bo4 ni6t 10 piel llniinn in
oieier f6Dnen Stunbe!" 5aste Rutb
edna entriiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

Sann aud Der Nereer, Die Iufresuns.
Soot uno leer mar dies.
Run - ct bate bod penigftens fid
feline SIuiionen gema6t. War 5Dgernn
uno nit tummerbelaoenem 9eraen IN
oies unpermeiolide Sdrednib bineinz
gegansen, bGditens geitiiBt bur4 bds
8epubtiein, aud einmal gegen iein
eigenes Wiini6en felbitlos uno eoel gu
bdnoeln.
9agegen Rut6, oie nit beibeu SiiBen
jubelno bineingeIprungen mar, bate
jebt nod auBerbem nit Der @nttdue
i6ung gu rin9en, bic ibr on Der &eble
fab. ''d
Nun feblte audi nod @nna@g eate.
SIN Sdusbalt ging 70 man6es ihief,
mas friiber iinmertIi6 uno till i'm
0eleiIe gelaufen mar. Damn ~tiinoigte
Die Wamiea, Damn fparo Elm Otenitbote
auf unreoli6feiten ertdppt. Damn mar
oas Mittdg ni6t redt5eitig od, ooer
e5 mar mangelbaft 3ubereitet, 10 Dab
es Stiirme nit Dem 9ausberru
sab.
Sine innere @eroroTenbeit la9erte
fid 3eitpeiie auf 3utbs 8ebirn uno
6er3. Mber es ipar aud Dies Stimz
mungsia6e. Wenn bie Come i6ien
poer frobe @ebanten ie begeiiterten,
MIDI Der buntle 8ann.
.gs fpdr bds Sin unb Ser beS Wene
i1en, Dem oas Steuer tlarer 2ebensz
fiibrung feblt, ben Die duberen Sim
bride beberri6en, neil ibnen i'm Snz
nern niGt Die Souperdnitat eeiitiger
llnabbdngigteit entgegenitebt.
limo oarum empfano Rutb Dor Der
3utunft cine lsiie nagenoe 5urdt.
9snn Die 3utunft 9eb0rte nidt ibr,
ionbern ben @reignihen. llno Die Grz
eigni1e bieben uler Wubrl6einli6teit
mad: elm langiames 9ltern, Sabre pol
leerer Sage = innere 0erOoung -
Gs CAB Stunoen, in benen bieIe
gusli6t iid qualeno in ibrer Sesle
einfrab, in benen Die 5rage mad benz
,3ped oes 2ebens ie nit GntIeben
erfiilte,
8ertolt unb perla6t man barum
feline Sugenoseit, nm nadber Die SeBen
tduidenoen 5littergoloes in Den Sam
Den gu balten9 limo lit bieies oas Ser
bGnaniB bes iroilden Meni6en, balb
iiberIdttiet, balb bunsrig bon Der Safel
bes 2ebens auf3u1teben?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
Jauieres umS bic beutIden 3ea,r,

Giner frObIiden 3afelrunoe in 3oppot,
Weitpreuben, bat Der reue prdiibent
Der franaOiiiden Mepublit Salieres
auf ibr 9esriibunesidreiben, in benz
auf ben regen @ustaufd fransDIider
Meine uno osutider 8iere 1e3ua ae4
nommen tporoen ipar, folsenoe Intz
mort seianot: 1Dleine 6erren! Sd
bin iebr sliidlih, Sbre 3u1triff be-
antiporten gu fGnnsn. Gmpfaneen sic
oiefes 3eugnib meiner SdGbuna unb
9oaa6tuns. M0ge Der Wsin con ben
ufern Der Gdrorne LANCE, Ianae !3eit
Dem 5riebsn spifden Grantreid uno
Oeutldlano fOroerlid fein! pro{it!
Irmano Janieres. prGfibent. patis,
palais ou luxembourg"
, erfdob feline g d. me.
I. Sn 5sioeIsbeim, Baden. nobm
beim @uspaden zines aoffers Der IL
5abre alte Sobn beg 2anbnirtbs
S4ipeoe einen selaoenen Reporper aur
2ano. ais fi@ Die Waffe entIub uno
ole oaneben ftebenoe 15jdbriae @nipes
tier onf Der Stele tSotste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

~ ~ 'S'u9os'''", lu9te'' VIZ
nCO 2eute. yNun 1T bios nod
Die Rutb iibrig, aber an Die
ldBt Der Ilte ia teinen beran."
9err bon pontop unb Hut6 tparen
gu Cribs Sod5eit sereift. @ber als
Die 5eier porbei mar, iagten iie beioe:
@ott fei 9ant!
SIS mar cine Milionen6od5eit aes
tpeien, fpie ie cine Stisfmutter ni6t
ibres Sersens, ionoern hires Rufes tpes
gen ausri6tet. 8iel 9lan5 unb Sdein
uno Wlenfdensepiibl unb febr p.ni9
Gidt uno WGrme. Hutb empfano i'm
tief1ten !Ser3en ales mad, lpas Die
CARTE, liebli6e 8raut hires 8ruoers
uno mas er ielbit in bieier llmgsbune
9eIitten baben mubte.
ga, @ptt iei 9ant, nun mar bas
porbei. 3pei sliidlide Menf6en mebr
auf Der Welt, uno baS Somtam unb
Srara oaDinten periinteno, pie elm
1putbaft betlemmenber Sraum.
Gbe Grid Ibidieb nabm, Inn iein.
Soh5eitsreiie an5utreten, eing er nit
Wutb nod einmal beiIeite.
nSans Wilbslm lit ni6t eetommen,"
idgte er. so babe i'm 10 brinseno
sebeten. Gr bat mir nur einen furaen
@liidpunId geididt. Rutb, id ipeib,
Dab feline Watur treu lit. IS mub
bier etpas porliegen. @erSeib mir Die
Jrase: 1T etipas apiiden Sud porses
falsn?"
@utbs MueenIiber 5udten, cine uns
piuiee @0tbe iiberfIos ibr @eIidt.
.Nidts, Grid. Sd bite Did,
quGle mid nidt mebr NIT ibm!"
Grid lab lie itubeno an. ,Nein, aes
nib nidt." faste er bsrubiseno unb
oafte BET 1i6: al1o bod!
Sdon unterpegs, auf Ser lanaen
Giienbabnfabrt, padte Serr BON pons
tom oas aus, mas linn baS Sers Bis
gum &ano fiiqte. Sir titles Sraaen
uno Ouloen mar er nun einmaf niht
gemaht.
Gr ne6ielte Den ptab, 10 Dab er
neben &utb fab, uno 5pra4 aeodmpft,
obipobl i'm &oupe niemanb arber ibnen
mar.
"Rutb, mir stpei bsioe fino nun nod
alein."
Das foGlts Ole Ginleitins porHeIen,
iparo aber nidt aIs iol9e empfuns
ben.
~Sa. papa," iaste lie sttpas serItrsut.
.0u nirft Did abcr langtpeiten BEL
Seinem alten Batter" fubr er fort. y
Sic fdiittelte nur oen &opf; 5ie bielt
oiss aaes iiir miibises Geplduoer, INN
Ole 3eit gu fiilen. uno mar nibt oufs
gsleat, ein9ebenb oarauf su ont.porten.
nSof, armer Safer, i'd fiir1te bas.
Senn iiebIt 9u, lli9i bel Gpriinss
tOHnsn mir fsioe iest nidt meb-
MAIDEN -"
sd min ia audi COR niGt fprinz
gen." CAB lie lddclnb our Mntpprt.
.Su ipirit fdpn molten. @bsr - i6
muB Dir pas iaaen, Gino. Wir mill
Ten trumm Ii,esa. Wsibt gu. tpas ib
"e"ilu 9et9an babe, als l6 in Hdmbtn
lpar?"
rWie ion i6 bas niFen2"
gr tentte feline Stimme gum Sill
lferton berab. sd babe cine Sppptbet
aut9snommen auf 2udmiibleni Sie
srlte 9ppptbet, 10 LANCE oas Saus 1tebt.
uno nun iino niht nur bic 3inIen au
be5ablen. fonhern id babe mir aues ss>
i4porsn, Die 9ppotbef bel 2ebssit.n
Dleoer ein5uloien. 10 bab mad meinem
ZOO oas Gut fduloenfrei 1T ipie aus
bor."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27

~ ging Grid, penn aud nur
9 wioerpiGig, in oas Wan0per,
oas i'm ipeitab ms PeienIde
fiibrte. Gr lieb oiesmal iein junges
Deib un9ern allein. No9 anoertbalb
Sabren oes Sarrens foqte cine idDne
Soffnung ibrer grfiiluns entgegenz
9eben. gy
Der OienIt rief, dber mebr als je
blieb iein Sers gu 9aaS 5urid. Gr
mar na6oenfliter uno 1hpeigIame.
als font, in SEN Nuartieren entfpru6
er penig jener Sorte bon liebehspiirs
bieen SeIpoten, ole Die Audttiertpirtbe
in Den WanDper6ffisieren al feben err
iparten. 9Qs ieit Regiment nah ans
~ftrengenoen MdrI6en cine breitGgise
@~ubepaule erbielt, bcnubte er Die 3eit,
Inn llrlaub al erbitten uno auf speis
itiinbiger Sabnfabrt bic Stabt gu err
reiden, in Der Sans Wilbelm 2ebrer
mar.
Milauen lag in elmer fldden, bill
Zig reiSloTen @egeno. Weioepldbe,
&artoffels uno R%ogssnfeloer bis on
ben S%orisont, ben bD6ltens cine
56male &iefernpalbung %umiGumte.
Nidt einmul Die mslandolii6 itimz
mungsreids GintDnigteit Der norboelt;
f6en Gbene bot ii6 bier, Der Inblit
mar einfa6 lan9peilig,
Sdon ouf Dem 8abnbof tpurb Grid
@ef6eio geIaat. Der @pmnuiialebrer
Doctor BON Sdde idJien cine betannte
peri0nlidteit gu iein. Wls er Dor Dem
Saufe itano. einem ael6lid9rauen,
s%peift0dioen 9au nit elatten 5eniter:
reibsn, obns ben a%erineIten 3ierat BON
9alfon pber Grter, nit Dem breiten.
ausgetretenen S6oreingang uno Der
etpas minflingen, ountlen Sreppe,
ipo(lte Iid Dem perp1bntem Wann bas
Sers 5uIommenSieben. Sbm mar, alS
t0nnte er oieie Sreppe niht pieber bins
u%ntereeben, obne Den bierber 0er1hlds
ssnen nit iid fortsumbmen.
aeiner pabt ihledter bierber 'uls er!
bahte er erbittert. e'9Vl'1;
On Der aelben Gntreetbiir mar cine
9rudfiinael. Sans Wilbelms @iiiten'
tarte bling baneben. Nuf Cribs &lin'
seln psritrihen sinige Getunoen. oann
nGberte iid Elm MdnnerI1ritt. uno
Sans Wilhelm isIbit Dffnete.
nGrid!" rief er, uuf's bShfte ers
ftaunt. 4Gy'or
Grid sriff na6 ieiner 5anb. .Wilz
belm, alter Sunge! go mub man Did
fuden!" IN
rSuIt Su benn 70 fdredlid nad mir
aeiuht?" CAB Sans Wilbelm suriid.
Gs mar ieiu altes 2dheln, aus !Sumor
uno Sronie ssmii@t, bas 'leine 3iss
iiberbIiste. Ct 5os Grid in ben 8orris
DOR.
nDu fommit serabe auredt. meinen
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CT. Sin @etrdnt eisener 8ereitung,
oaber nidt sulpera9ten. 8is I'M Bier
babe id 3eit fir Did. alfo 5fpei polle
@tunben. Nafber fommen pripats
fAiiler gum, Na9bilfeunteriht,"
Sein Irbeits5immer lag gesen
Often. 9urd Die seDffneten Geniter
tam bon elmer Nadbaripiele 9euseru4
beriiber. Grid fiiblte fid burd Den
@nblid. Der iih inn bot, erlei9tert.
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gen 1ede uno Der fhmalen Geniter,
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Iusprasung. 3par mar Der @eiammts
stnorud elm itrenser, fait niihterner.
@ber bic Inoronuns gutter aupfers
itide an ben WGnoen unb Der grobe
Sdreibtifd nit elm paar Bron5efunits
iperten 5eisten Die Gdnb bes Meftbetts
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# III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
II. & q b | |.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-04-27
1S. q b | I E I.

Gm a~tpeiten CONNER ieiner Che
~ ging Grid, ipenn audi nur
. pioerpiaig, in oas Wanpper,
"A Il. L.a.l.k LA mnEanEA,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
Prospsts Bright for Ben Hill

The editor is just from At
1anta where he has been assisting
the New County movement. He
left the bill in good shape and be-
lieves that it will pass both hodses
without extraordinary delay.
Quite a number of good public
spirited citizens of Fitzgerald
are in Atlanta working for the
bill. There seems to be no rea-
son to doubt its passage at this
session. Yesterday the. senate
committee on constitutional a.
mendment by unanimous vote re-
ported the bill favorab1y. 1t was
reported favorably by the house
com mittee last session but will of
course go back to the house COM.
mittee after it's passage by
the senate.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-07-12
\. H. Cabaniss Writes
Concerning Fitzgerald

Editor JOurnal:
A recent visit to Fitzgerald,
and a survey of it's marvellous
growth, moves me to say word
in advocacy of the creation of a
new county, with Fitzgerald as
the county site. If the members
of the legislature could PERSONAL
ly sec Fitzgerald and understand
its many claims to recognition, l
believe the bill creating the new
county would pass unanimously.
The town was founded origin
ally as colony for pensioned un-
ion soiders, but soon the natives
of G Georgia and adjoining states
moved in, and now outnumber
the pensioners at least fifty to
one. The owner Of the land sold
it to the colony company at an
average of about FIVE dollars per
acre. During my visit was
shown small lot, fifty by seven
ty feet (and not on the main bus
mess street,, which sold for SIS,
600. Surely this is evidence
enough that the population has
come to stay and wants places
and facilities for doing business.
What was originally pine for
est is now thriving city, with
public schools, waterworks, cleo
trio lights, handsome storehouses
and several banks, well Offered
and with ample capital. And
what is greatly to Fitzgerald's
credit, the people have what is
known as 1.-THE Atlanta Spirit, )"
which means that they are not
divided into factions, but labor
all the time and energetically for
the upbuilding of the city.
The population is now estimat-
ed to be about six thousand. l
expect to see it doubled in five
years.
The creation of the new ooun-
ty, with this giant city as its cap
ital, would be of vast benefit to
those people, and would harm no
one.
Surely, no better name can be
had than Ben Hill, in memory of
the greatest of Georgians. I sim
cerely hope the legislature will
pass the bill creating this coun-
ty.
Fl. FL. CABAN1ss