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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
A Triumph of Elementary Education.

The following little incident hap
pened in a London suburb: A boot
makers apprentice, lad of about
fourteen, delivered pair Of boots at
BRIDESMAIDS house. The trades
mans wife, accustomed to orderly
business ways, asked the lad after
handing him the money for the
boots to receipt the bill. At this re-
quest the lad showed the greatest
confusion, SO that the woman to re-
assure him said, Just receipt it as
a matter of business" Whereupon
he wrote laboriously something on
the paper. In the evening when the
tradesman examined the papers on
the spike he came upon bootmak-
er's bill, at the foot of which was
written in large letters in school
boy hand, "As a matter of business. -"
lit was the youthful apprentices lit
eral Interpretation of the demand
for receipt as matter of business.
London Mail.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
"Fat" Years In the South.

The south is entering upon her
third 'fat' year. Five more like
the two just passed will place the
south in a position to withstand a
long siege Of lean years, although
there are no reasons for apprehen-
sion. But in these fat years should
we not make provision for necessi-
ties to great progress and enllghten-
ment? More and better school
houses, more and better teachers and
opportunity to every child to learn
to read and write, insistence that
every child shall learn to read and
write-insist upon these things
now, and in the future the south
will gather more in the "fat" years
and lose less in the clean" years.
Columbia Is. CO. State.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
The Girls Of Caddo.

Caddo has some real live girls. A
tenderfoot struck this town and pro-
ceeded to accumulate an overstocked
cargo of gayety. He selected for his
subjects a couple of girls with quite
as fervid an appreciation of fun as
he had himself. Stimulating anger
because of his advances, they took
after him and chased him across
back lots, through Mexican's ia
male patch, and the last seen of him
he jumped over wagon yard fence
and fell. He arose, and when he
faced his pursuers he fell on his
knees, and his prayer was: "Stop!
Stop! You don't intend to kill me,
do your" The man still lives, and
the girls wear smile that won't
come off.-South McAlester Il. T)
News.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
AN Old INDEPENDENT.

The death of Senator David
Wark, the Oldest member Of the
Canadian parliament, recalls an an
ecdote which illustrates his remark
able independence. At the age OF
1O1 he was still holding the seat
which had been his for almost halt
a century.
During his last years his family
had been worried about his habit
of travelling alone in midwinter
from his home in Frederickton, n
B., to his post in Ottawa. They
urged him to let his daughter &C.
company him.
Senator Wark would have none
of her.
IA man Of my age" he said, ''has
all he can do taking care of him
self without having a woman to
look after"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
BubhIy Creek.

Chicago has a noble, if somewhat
odorous, waterway called Bubbly
creek. The stockyards discharge
into it. 1t has been discovered that
the famous stream will burn. Says
local paper:
"That this historic section of the
city's commercial waterway can bub-
Bile, and does bubble, and that it
can exude, smells compared to which
a rendering plant is as a fragrant
morn in budding June, and does so
exude, has long been a matter of To-
cal history, if not pride. But that
the famed old swimming pool can
be converted into kinetic heat ener-
gy by the mere application of a
match has remained for the Weekly
Health Bulletin to disclose"
It is now proposed to set the river
on fire!
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
Tempered With Mercy.

An English gentleman went to a
village in the north of Scotland for
a weeks fishing on the lochs in the
district. He was very unfortunate,
having caught nothing in the first
five days of his stay. Of course his
hotel bill, boatman's hire as well
as sundry odd amounts made the
fishing rather expensive. On the
last day, however, he killed nice
salmon, and in the course of CONVEX
sation with the boatman he said,
Donald, do you know that fish has
cost lie 910?" "Aweel, sir" replied
Donald, who took life very easily,
"all things be mixed VII mercy. It's
a blessing We didna catch ony mair."
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
Cork Xarnish For Ships.

In order to protect the interior
of ships from the humidity caused
by condensation upon the metallic
walls during sudden changes of tenn
perature the Italian marine has ex-
perimented with a kind of hygro-
scopic varnish, or coating, the es-
sential component of which is
ground cork, which is consolidated
by pressure with copal and litharge
and applied to the walls. DIR; Belll
finds that the cork varnish absorbs
the watery yapor Of the atmosphere
to the extent of eight or nine grams
for every square meter of surface
exposed.-Youth's Companion.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
WHAT is AN .EPIGRAM7
Primarily an Inscription, 1t Is Now OF
Vastly Greater Dignity.

An epigram in its primary slgnlfi-
cation was nothing more nor less
than an inscription. 1t was "some-
thing written" to mark spot or an
event. 1t was the form o. words at
tached to an altar or a mon ument or
an image to show whose image or
monument or altar it was. If you
consecrated a secular elm to Pan
you pinned an epigram on the bark
to announce that fact. If you pre-
sented to a friend an amethyst cup
engraved with figure of Bacchus
YOU embodied in an epigram your
sentiments. 1t is mistake to sup
pose that these pieces were in their
first inception satirical, but the Ro-
mans made them so, and as time
went on the trick of writing them in
Latin as well as in Greek involved
an attention to concentrated effect.
The epigrammatist tried to fill his
little glass as full as possible, and
there were bubbles of malice round
tHic brim. Gradually the idea grew
that an epigram ought to finish with
snap; that the very end of the last
line ought to contain the essence Of
the lampoon. This type of the form
was amusingly defined by DR.. Ed
ward Walsh, poet of the latter half
Of the eighteenth century:
An epigran1 should be-if right
Short, simple, pointed, keen and bright,
A lively little thing;
A wasp, with taper body, bound
BY lines, not many, neat and round
All ending In a sting.
The poetical shape was always
preserved, since without it an cpl
gram would scarcely have been any
thing at ALL A French wit, La Mon
noye, said that an epigram in prose
is cavalryman dismounted. But a
large proportion of.the Elizabethan
and Jacobean epigrams were beg
CARS on horseback who if they had
been turned off their rhyme would
have been beggars and nothing else.
The idea was that a joke or state
ment of fact, whether grave or gay,
had but to be rhymed to become a
piece of literature worthy to be
printed and preserved in the ar
chives Of poets writings.-Ed-
mund Gosse in Harper's Magazine.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
PARAGUAY Tea.

Mate or Paraguay tea is made
from the leaves of the Brazilian hol-
ly and takes the place of tea in near
" the whole of South America,
where it has been employed by Indi-
ans from time immemorial and by
their conquerors and settlers since
the seventeenth century. The tree if
left alone will acquire height OF
fifteen or twenty feet, bilt the plants
from which the mate is collected are
m2derate sized shrubs, with miner
oas stems from one root.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
Look Them
In the Eye

When they tell you there is
any other cigar quite half as
good as our G. B. S. Sc Smoker.
It is the most pleasing of all,
after dinner smokes and guar
anteed satisfactory in every way.
C. A. JOHNSON,
Manufacturer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Oatarrh that
cannot be cnred by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly npon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cts
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
A Story From Carlo.

The following interesting little
paragraph comes from the Nogales
(Ariz.) Gases s'From Carlo comes a
report that one day recently an
American rancher in that vicinity,
fearing descent by laquis, poison
ed a demiiohn of mescal and then
absented himself from home over
night. Returning the next day, he
found twontv-thrce dead Indians in
and about the house."
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05

cures IuduC Wy ~ :
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great Kid-
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
1t is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century
discovered after years
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
1ric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp.ROOt is not rec
commended for everything but if you have
sidney, liver or bladder trouble 1t Will De
found Just the remedy You need. 1t has
oeen tested in so many ways, III hospltal
work and in private practice, and has
proved SO successful in every case that
special arrangement has been made by
Which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have a sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
,ng more about Swamp-Root, and how to
indoutif you have kidney or bladder trou-
Die. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and SEND your
address, to DIR. Kilmer fSGzs-,mrsz,-...
4 Co., Binghatnton, 8 4 NJ Fs:sSa
y. Y. The regular 81. Fl = .EF EEEygf
ifty-cent and one -.
lolIar size bottles are Home of swnmpR0os.
odd by all good druggists. Don't make
my mistake, but remember the name,
swamp DOT, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
md the address, Binghamton, N. y, on
every bottle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
Get UP
WITH A LAME BACK?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
Tax Re ceiver's Roun.

On the following dates 1 will be at
the places named below, for the pur-
pose of receiving state and county
tax returns for the year 1906.
The date fixed for the valuation OF
property is the 31st day of March.
1906:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-05-05
TO REACH

Inc ultimate Testing place the
service of the
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
must be sought.
Experience and high class ap-
pointments enable US perform
all necessary services satisfac-
tori1y.
Preparations for buria1s and
final interment are carried out
with delicacy an skill.
sUUTHERR.REHgAETIkE kHulLDIR6 GO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
Sin cdlter Seinit.
mnm- Is 0rnrif

Rom IS. qpril.
Der SeIuiteugsneral Batter 9uis
WartiH, Ser .S9par5e papit7, 1T asz
forben. Gr lit al 8ruittrebg.
2uis Wldrtin par0s I'M Sabre 1916
gu Melgar BEL 9urgps in Spauten aes
6oren. trat 1864 81 2oDola in Ser
Prooin3 8isedba in ben SrOeu, Itus
0irte 81 po9anHe in 5rantreid, pur0s
ocrt 9rieiter uuo ls6rte Damn 3pei
Sabre lang 56eologic. Set 1877 par
er Rstior oss 6oGeqs gu Salamanca,
leit 1885 grppin3idl Der 8rooin5 8as
taloHien uHo Ieit 1891 @1iiteHt fir
Spanien. Damn murOe er mad Stas
lien bsrufen uuo pom Dem 9enardl
4noerle0D gum @enerdloitar ernaant.
Die @sneraltonqreqotion Ser Seiuitsa
5u 2oBOld pdblte ion ain %. Septsms
Der 1892 sum @eneral. gr ndbm ieis
men @obnFb, pie feline @orgdn9sr, 81
5ieio!s bei 6loren8.
Reapa, Is. Qprii.
9ultaniIde alde idat nteoer in
Santa NnuItaIia. Sonnua unO @eas
cola in Tolden MiaFen, 0dB bic Be
rpobner, Ole na6 ibren @obnun9en
3uriidgete6rt tparen. ge3nungen parta,
0ieielben mie0er 81 psrlaHsn. Sin
itarter Bino puroe 6elte 9d6mitt1g
6einabe sum Sornaoo, uHo osrbinOerte
oas 6ritiI9e Sel9paoer, oas in ser
8udt BON HeapsI antert, an ser abs
fdbrt.
pie 8%spobnsr Don 0ttaiauo BADEN
irob 9~easnt1eiligsr Rai9i6Idge BE-
.I9Iofen. lire Staot an Der dltenStele
duf8ubauen.
Galimsra. qropin3 2scce, is. Qtpril.
Streiter bradten beute in Oem
9%dt66anie cine 9onbe CUR @rploIion
uno msbrere Berionen nuroen perlebt.
Die 9eranFal!;r res9erbre6ens nurs
oen nerbaftet dber NIT 0euiel6eu 5pms
pdtbifirenOe beriu6ten fte gu retten,
&ara6inisr. Die ole Gefaneenen Bee
madten, uaren %ae3pungsn, bic Mof-
fen gu gebrauhen, nm Sen gobel sus
riid3utrejben unD ddt aus oemieloeH
puroen pernun0et.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
aafler BON China"
6 Sci If ejounaen.
m11hinnfpn II 0ln,

Sine tief in 0it gtIeaIfnftIidtn
&tTEd,iui1e oes 9auOts cini6uejoenoe
G|uHHej0uuq bat od5 8unoesobey
garjdt a6selttcu. N}it bier 9agen flint
Gtimmm eu,Idieo Ole 8ih!erblnt,
nab @bei6tiouHs1u in eiHem IoldtR
Situate. etftn S%urisoittiou Iih nidi
ii5tr 5eio; Barteitn erltyedt. dURerbIIb
oielts S.altes tclne @ulti8teit 0l5ea
Earlus jt trijhtlidL oah Gheiada
atu5ea, utJe sum 8eiipiti i'm Stadtt
5ii0 0ltp!a er!duQt Wur9eu, in einem
M0cycH Gtaate mr 10 ldnQe 8uttil
left 1loen. els fe auqefo6teR per0en.
Ntit ou0trtH 0orten, cine SheiOuu3,
pclde iotral Giilti9tsit BADEN Ioa.
mlB In O2m Si1ate erpirlt neroen.
IN meI6cm asioa G6e9diitR pohnsu.
Dem S6c.ouna 9eIddff in SiiNs
Gdiotl uuN aa0srgn Staatsn miro DC
ourh tiu &itlel eorltiaoten uno Die
@oltgn9 he's 1obit'n @srintshoiss
miro >sr &ort1uaA Dtlte cine
@lejamdbistcit DIR SheiAIugsgsiebe
In Zen oerihitotugn StddteH bef.iy
ircvtst. agobH 2'oFidu6 leiittn.
Ser 3Sih.,r N3itt, w3htr iiiv Eli,
Wtbrheit ot Gutidsiouu5 perfa6te
0in9 Uca 6tm @uuoiaB ais, PAP otr
ein3elHe Stoot, IN gpe.dea ser W}duu
ooer bic 6ylI ept GttiouGlstllR,
anilrea9l teia 8st3. cat, eiHe Gbt aui
sub,btB oit uoH alien ou0eyen St1l'
ten oucrtlrnt pigb. 3u osH &idtep
ptlne oj1ie guifdHuEl nini tbe.Itu.
ath6rt aGb rst 8i0tcr 00rldH. gr
beo1u;,t es oob jHic.N atr Gnt t1j
oun9 dine arcbe 9n5aHl nou 8jR0erH
pelhc 8od oer &ieosyosrbtirltamg
0lbortu pufoe8 ais iltaj.iml sgtl6r,
Iulg9tH HjdhieH aeh ii3t En- b.a}u.
oaB bic Gutjheio1H7 itgs @tflar Fir
zen 6og!Ityiit Der 3j9ttiauoa ajl0t
is loir0 o1ydIf aia3euisiea. olB
Dir 4trIontn, rt.dt tHitJ a.sitt Gat
jAea.ra ltiatn eeeotn. meiHtHs otl
hsier}H St1u1tr an 52rsg. 81 uaos
mit'eltt N%tsiousn isl.ta Wtleltn9t,i
babea Sur 6erbsti 6ru71 elmer 6,
oun1 rad) tiH,m aH1tyeu Situate 90
yetitn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

lIuere, 0eH SIDeQ naUt. DC N~HtulUlptz
gsa 81 Idigtn, tsiHsgUsgs Gbsr ange=
nommen pur0s, 0amii be- S9uloi5e
sHtpifhsn ionne. @esentpdrtfg absr
fei nur 3u oft oas umgstsbrte Der 5an.
9ur gu oft mHbten Die uHinulo!seH
lsIoeu unD Die S@uloigen. pelhs e
oerfanosn. grobe SummeH 3niammen
5u raFfsn. gingsR fraiirei aug.
Ueiier erfldrt Ser grdii0sHt, cap
01s SuIi3amt nur in iolhsn 5dlea
tlagefiGrsno porsebe. usnn es bon ser
Sauto Der 4ugellagtsn uu6 auBsrosm
b1con ii6sr5eugt isi. DAB DerHiHftigsr
8siie eins 9;rurtbsiluHg srfol5eH
miHs. Sn 8e3u9 auf sic stgsa Die
SS.a6tbausbefber an5dHQia aena9s
ten alagsH lei oersn SAulo Hi3t nur
cine morlliiGs GepiB6eit gsiDeisn.
ioaosru and asniigea0 our6 bic borz
lie5su0en 8epeiie unterIiuBt Doroen.
MOrofufige Qeesr.
Cos QngtIes. Sal, 18. 4pril.
quf osr GnteGprii; Girabe purosu
8uei U1dnncr DCu QegsrH ~lberfaGen..
Die CpIer iparen Bic Jtaliersr 5aro
4mato uR0 eule Sebeaa. Der 5rz
fsrt, peI6e eiNe Gugel ourA bic
Gunge er5iclt, miro ndbridsinli9
aerbeH. Ole 8eiotn purosn BON ben
4egerH o6ne uria6e BON 6intsn l6trs.
falen. Die 5hurltu tonutsn Bis
feet ui5t in 6aft ssHommsn perosu.
9rdftosnt uH0 &Gifer.
Gaibinaton. 3. g.. II. qpril.
Die foigenosu gotIfaften muroen
5.tcrn mo 6eute 8lpii6en Dem grdIis
0tHieu 3ooIectlt uuo ser 4diisrtnz
WitiiUe ioDie oam &aiier BON China
3rr @aoa4tniBieisr ser Gr0ffnung beg
lsBieu 8lieoes oes Gdbels ser ,90ituf
Iele8rapb &c Sable Company, oas
Bic 9erdpi1ten Stadten nit China
pcrbiaoct. ausoepedielt:
.Qpril 16. 1906. ~ S6ren tdiIerlis
Gen Wajefdten Der &aiferiu 0tttpe
uHo 0em GaiIer poR China. getinq-
So nsbme ole @elegen6eit nabr, Die
our6 bic gllidlide 8oaen0unq 0es
tebtn @lieoes 0es neuen umeritdniz
I6sn &dbels. oas Die BaeiftI4e auite
0ieIes 2anoes nit Dem fernen Often
p%erbiu0et, 6erporgeruien tputOe, Gp.
Waieitdten meine @liidDiinI6e an Der
6ertiqfsaunQ eines 0ertes 3u ien0en,
oas 3u Dem bohen 3pede b~eitragen
miro. Oie 8anOe aegenieitigen 8erites
Gens uno 0auernoer 6armonie 3piz
I6en unIsreu beioerieiti9en Reoieruus
Gen mo g0ltern s:'.sg III i6linqen.
IS miro an9ebra6t Iein, oaB 0ieIe neue
8erbin0unQ 5piIheu ben peTtlihtn
unO 0Itlifen Gontinenten ibre oliid-
Tide Snoieuititelunq nit elmer Bot
ifaft oes Gutgegentommeus beoinnt.
uno i'd ipre6e ole erniteu 0iinIhs
0jeier 8eaieruna uuo msiner Witbur=
Ger aus fir od8 Slid uuo oie @o6l-
fabrt SIN. Woisitdten un0 fir 0a5 am
odueruoc @eoeihen oes hlnefIhen9ais
ierreih5 uno ,S6res oroBen @oltes.
(Ge3) 36eooore RooIeDelt."
2(uf obige 0eptime traf folgenOe
4ntport Der EaiIerin Wittpe uno
See 8aiiers ron China Elm:
.2(u Seine GrcclIeH3 6errn Sbeo-
bore Rooicuelt. BrdfOent Der 9ereiz
uigieu 5tdaten in Uoi6in9ton.
@ruB. mir lin0 ouBerorocntlia ers
freut ii6er 0eu @mpfong oes Sps3iaI=
@lidmuui6 5eleqrdmms @m. ST.
cencn} anldBli6 Der Qliidli6eu 9onen-
0un1 0es ntueH Go6ets 3lpifhen Ne,
BoCiiiI6eu &jiit Sbrcs 9anoss uno
sem ferncu Often. Gs 1T rlniere auf
rihtiae 6ofinun1 odB Ger 6anoel
S,6rc3 ganOes NIT China our6 Sic
9oatuouua oieTes 8d6els Fb simmer
me6r euInidtlu m69e. 2huf 9efe6l Der
Eaiitriu Bittre ituOeu Dir Gtp. Or
celen3 iebt ~llnIere dufri4tigen Slid
Winide.
Q1tTar Nn0 Rktvn q
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

tomobile un6 lonltige 5ubr,Usrts fino
ais 4mbulaH3sl in osu DENT geprsBt
iOorosn. Der gursermeiitsr BAT 1000
Spe3iafpoli3tieH ernannt. On Beuerz
pebrleutsn liHo nsbIt Der itdotiIdeH
5susrntb- etlpo $4,000 Diam an oer
4r6eit. UNI ole 5lammen 81 l6iGen.
8epunosrHstUerthe 5elOeHtbaien pst,
0eu er5dblt, Wcl@e bic 6%ellerlUesr bcl
Der Rettuug BON IN @efabr be'ino'
lideu 8edonen aus ii5rte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

gRdIfd, II. Qtpril.

0rei MitqIieosr Ser gefaBung oes
britiideH Saladtf4iffes nQriute Of
WaIes" pur0en beute bel elmer 3eFels
@rpIoTou. pd6reno oas ShiTf feline
ShneliibNHg8fu6rteu borna6m, qet0os
tet uno 4 psrlebt. Die Iai6inen purs
ben beIddoigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

Snfol9e 0er l%is6eruabme ber 5prti=
fitatiouer G5quimdulis ourh Sic tas
Hs0jite &e5jerung puros oas untsrz
leeiIas neutrality-suspicious. pelhss
BORT ron DIR fdiitrli4en 3egieruHg DOT
einigen Sd5rsu anaeIegt poroeu mar.
aug Dem 0dEsr satFernt. 1linsn.
2etiungen Il. I. p. pur0eu in Den
S6uppeu Der Misunderstanding uHs
tsrgebyant.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

Sm Mclnir Giitrift 5erit5rtcn an
Is. AprI tiirfiihe Grlppeu bic per
eiuigttn bulaariihen 9an0cn uIte;
@aialti6efp. Sooua, @oiuu0d mo
Siiso. tG0teten 40, 6aruntcr Sic or
ludAuteu Ghei5 uno uerlorcn ! MunH
an Gooteu mo Orei @~ertpunoete.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

pie einsn bsgraBen Bic ber3li6tn
Borts, Sic sr an Den gIaTen b. Sos
IudcDsti gsrihtst, nit Dir gr5Bisn Sc
nngt9mng. Sic er6liten in IeiHar
traftigM. origiHeleH 4usorudspeifs
bic p%iaiommene g%strdftigung Der fs.
ten 5iigung oss 9Hn0niTes 3piiAen
SsFsrreih uno 9euti6lano. @n0s.s
oagegsu be5sidnen ben rom &aiisr an
9eihlageHsn 5oa dfs unoiplomatii4.
Berlin. is. 4Dril.
Die SeniationsmelOung odB es
DeatIaiane duf cine @sbietseriDeiies
run5 in Ganto Domingo abgeIeben
babe, miro in Berlin ais alberHe grs
tinoung be5ei6net.
Seferrsi6 ungaru.
8ien, 19. 4pril.
Sine DepeI6e Oes Electromagnetic.
botOriums aus 2dibah beriftet. bah
beute Ru9mitiag Der Geismosrapb
ron 2 ubr Is Biz 2 ubr SO MinuteH
Elm eniferutes @rObebeu ron GROCER
8eiualt uno i6aoenbriugeno ange3eigt
bat. Die an3ei9.n btuten odrGuf
bin, oaB oie St6rungen beftiger iparen
als Die, Die tiir3lid in 5ormoia TAFT
fdnoen.
Da Der unterT6ieo in ser 3eit 5pi-
lhsn Snn 6rancisco uno Mien 0
Stunoen uno 6 Winuten it, folgt oars
aus, oaB Sic Ourh sen SeismogyapbeH
in 2diba6 ge3eiste Strung tbatiGd
li6 glei68eitig nit oem erften GrOs
bebenitcB in San 5rancisco gepeIca
if.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
9anarifhe SHietH.
Ulabri0. II Q(prif

9ie3citunger melotH, 0aB Der ldHge
I6lummern0e @ult1n Sci Qolmd ar
Den 9anayiidlen 5nIsln 3eitsn Der
3hdtiateit duBert. Setnem &rater
entteigen Rauhpollen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22

Guantanamo. II. 9lpril


Den bier eiHsetauFsueR BeriHteu
sufolge III noh Elm Cffi3ier ~9eforben,
ser 3g Ofu BET Der Grplofon auf Dem
GhlanHdiffe .&eariags' am 10.
4pril @eruuRoctsH se65rt.
3ebn Gtr oamdIs o~srltbten 5eeleufe
ihpebeu Ho@ In 2~ebeusgefabr.
Der 8ral8er ogldrntaH0' ndbm Sic
2eihe oes SeutuGnta 6ratne an gor0
uno 0ampfte nah 8or0tn db.
Sine 9ejleio5Oepeiae oes Qrieas
miniter5 &@enabarte an 0ic @erIebteA
som rEedrFaae' pur0s 0srWdnHfnaft
OeS Snjife5 ooraslsTen.
lie Golden bon Febtn Cpfern Der
Grplofcn pureen auf oen fris6hoF
Der bitfileH Decentralization beRat.tt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-22
Brantrei8.
Qeus, - Qpril.

Sin 80nflttt 3ntfden zen Sruppal
un0 Gtrsitern FGHo tsute in bieiigey
Ndbe itdtt. 9ebtere fanen Ron 9iebin
pliinosrtsn ods 6aus zines Minen-
beamtsn uuo rifen sic TeuiterIdoeH
db. ole fie ais Stiloer qeaen ole Bdfs
fen Der SOloaten gsbrdudteH. Bon
2eBteren pareH cine groBe2tH5dbl our6
Steiupirfe perlebt. Die Sruppsn
pareu ge3ipunqen, @erfdrtungen all
perlangsH uH0 Damn FolqteH aapalles
riedngriTfe. Die Streifer iu9ten 3us
flu9t binter Dem Giieubd6noamm un0
erri6teten cine 8arrtfaOe, ron Ser fic
0urd 0ie Gensodrmeu bertriebsn nurs
ben. Sine 4n3abl &o6lengrGber MUIR
be b%erpun6et. Iad oieIem 3uIans
menitoB marIhirte 0ie Wlafe ourd,
ole Std0t unter 4biingen r%epoIutiond
rer Qieoer. Der Wldrtt In qie6ir
uuroe gum She'll qeplun0ert uno bic
9aufleute floben. Streiter eriffen
tDd6rgno oes Sogss einen Bug nit
6ilfsmannI6dften an une IteiniateE
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES po6ei me6rerc
SOl0aten 5erpunoet nur0en. Die
9dmpfe 5pii6en sen 3ruppen uno
Streiiern oduerten tpd6ren1 0es Qan=
3en 0dhmittdgs.. Die Streifer 3oQea
Ii6 f6lieBlih 6inter cine 9arrifa0c
3uriiG. aus Oerem S6ub Iie elmer
Gteinha1el auf bic Soloaten peran
ftalteteu. Rad elmer tur3eu .3eit oer-
las Elm 8eamtsr 0en Qufru6rsalt un0
Die Solouten luoen i1re @eiue6re init
@oGtugelu. porauf oteStreitsr 16 GER
nyeuteu.
@iele mdnner uno Qfer0e mur0en
ihfUer perlebt. Sin 9eutnant Ser an
fanterie uno elm 9sutnant Der 0ro1o-
ner purOen ernitlih p%erpuuoet. G5
pur0en peniger Streifer ais Sol0aten
perlebt. Der Winiiter Der 0ffentlideu
qrbeiteu. Glemencedu, traf teuteQbenh
6isr auf einsm Spe3iol3uge elm uuo
bate cine llntsrreounq nit Dem Gene=
rulprdfetten.
Die S~itudtiou lit Tcbr ernf.
2orieui, Is. Qpril.
Die @etpertIfuFtsu5ion 6eI6loB
6eute, morgsn eiHen aagemeinen Streit
81 Beginner.
paris, II. @pril.
Ter Baron o'@iourneaes De Som
liant Miro Oem Prdiiosuten 8ooIe0elt
in oen nd6lten 3agen elm; etgendrtiqe
llrfunOe juienoen, pel6s ole Inter
iarifteu per sriten Wdnnsr 5runts
reidbs trd9t.
8or slHigsu Wonaten i~i6erIanOte
Die S6ie0sgruppe oes fran5oTi9en
4orIaments, oerenBrdfoen otGIour-
Relles lit. 6errn RooIereH s,ncn 8dno
oer GriuuerunQeu Suap5 Oes Minis
tiers 6eiuyiA5 ~. 5n Oielem 8uhc
miro Der frieoIi1sn 9erIdu0igunQ ben
9roBen HatioRen mdrmlteus oas Mort
9treOet.
6srr Rooiaoett mar uber 0as &c
iheut in botem @raoe erfreut. un0
piHidte bic 4dmeu Der 6erren an
piTen, 0sren geitrGQe SEN QntduF Oes
isltenen Wertes erm6alt6ten. Sire
Rdntn iolcu in Ods Bud in 6orm
elmer 0i0muag cinRcinrtctrn peroen.
Der @nnid oes q~rdFeenteu miro iebt
eyfiilt.