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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-10
'cman's Home Mission So
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Getty.

our increase 10 Him. We have
open fields and laborers ready
to go, but the cry comes, No
money" This is because men
and women are robbing God, as
in days of old. He says, Ye
have robbed me in tithes and
fferings. He has promised
curse upon those who defraud
Him, and a wonderful blessing
pom those who are trustworthy
and faithful. Churches which
have adopted the law of proper
tionate giving, give this joyful
testimony. The expenses are
all met, the collections are all
taken, the missionary cole ction>
home, foreign and city exceed
the tax and money lies 10 the
treasury" How many OF us are
with holding from the Lord His
own? How many of us will re-
solve to give Him one tenth of
every cent that comes into our
bands?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-10
THE COMING MAN PROMISES.

To be every inch man and
strive to promote manlluess,
purity of heartand brotherly love
among all men.
To respect all women. keep nv
own he pure, and endeavor to
maintain the law of purity as
equally binding upon the sexes
To stcive to secure such legls'
latiou as will do away wi b the
age of consent" and give equal
prote ction to the sexes. also "a 4.
al punis b ment for mutual trans
gression.
To avoid loafiug, low places OF
amusement, obscene books al d
pictures, the entertaining OF
such thoughts and the practice
IF such vices as tend to pollute
my mind or dlSS1pate my man
hood
To not use or cause TO be used
any of cberoo,s, cigarettes,
tobacco, fermented wine, ale,
beer, alcoholic liquors or other
norcotIcs.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-10

"The w. C. L. T. stands not
only for the cause of temperance
but for the divine womanhood
that shall ere long bring in the
era of sweeter manners, purer
laws. We stand for the worthy
forces which level up. not down.
and which shall draw manhood
no to womauhood's standard OF
purity ia the personal conduct OF
life Frances Willard.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-10
Look Them.
In the Eye

When they tell you there is
any other cigar quite half as
poe d as our G.. B. S. SC Smoker.
It is the most pleasing of all,
after dinner smokes and guar
anfeed satisfactory 10 every way.
&C. A. JOHNSON.
Manufacturer.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-02-10
AZ the Price OF Suffering.
Mothers T riend
hands?

Is liniment for external use only. II
would indeed be shameful if the sacrifice
of modesty were necessary to the success
full issue Of healthy children. All women
about to become mothers need send only
to drug store and for $I.oo secure the
prize childbirth remedy. Healthy babies
are the result Of useing Mothers Friend
Our book "rIOthe; hood" mailed free.
the BRADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA. GA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Cute nn0 ihledltc Aiihe.

. Gin Molfereibeiieer mus miiien.
mas feline aiibe proOuSiren, bamit
er iid) oariiber fiber lit, oab lid
iein @eid,dit uui elmer ioliben Balls
befinoet. Gs liegt abloIut feline
Spariamfeit Sarin, baB mait cine
quite Sub mir bas Siltter 5ablen
laBt, weldes Spei ifledte aiibe con.
iumiren. @cr iid) cine Seeroc
Milffiibe anlesen mill, tbitt boruln
alf piel better, ipern CT 3. Q. nit
bier gnten &iiben beaimit, ais penil
er nit adt Sbieren, melde nulr
ipenig Milf l%iefern. oen gnfang
madt. Cine Improbable Sub mliB
10 lfnell oils moglid) pertnuit per.
oen, oenn ieoer Gag ibrer Griiteni
aitf Der Sarm fommt einem, menn
and fleinen, @riff in Den @elobeli.
tel gleidJ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10

fGltigc Miitter, iobolo lie eilt Glitter
BON 5luei Sahren erreidlt batter,
aber Die Gier Der ~einjobrigen Shiere
pilroen MIR ielten m~lsgebriitet. OBJ
Dobl i) MIR 5luei bis 0rei 8onlc
nit je0em @anlerid bielt. So
longc Ole iiinaen 3bierhsn nod
flein iparell. f~iitierte i'd lie nit ein-
gepeidtent 9rooe mo Wfaiane1(.
gaeroings n~erSebrte 0ie olte Sans
Den grsBten Sbeil oes Suffers, ober
es ouIert gor nidlt longe. bis Die
iungen Sbterhen olld) ju freiIen
nnfallgen. slbenoS bradbte i'd Ole
Sbicrc INNER in cinem groBen ge.
raumigen Iuf6udtsfafig Inter,
benn id) babe ~gefunoen, BOB sic
Iirnsen Sbierhen Itcta al 9ein-
ld)uad)e 5t leioelt unfanaen. meInt
lie Die 9tod)t aiif Der %foltcn, felidltcn
groe 5ubringen miiiie1t. 9aourd)
iuersen Die SbierdJen aber IN ihrcr
Gntiuifluna iebr Sltriidgebalten, 10
bob lie altd) lpGter niht picl mertG
limo. Ssdl rlipfte meme @Gric ein-
NAL, nad,oem Die eriteli 5Scoern retf
iparen, uno id)laftete JIG Damn all
@eibnaften oocr 9teuinbr. no tic
mir inIrner bon 80 Gents bis $500
pro Stiif bradten.
Sebten Ser6it lhaffte ij mir EN-
ERIC Spl,loitier @1nie on, uno slpar
Elm Eoar olte llno cine hinge Cans.
Der S~erfaufer tbeilte mir nit, oaB
Die alte Cans BEL linn in einenl
Sabre 90 @ier gelegt babe, Ole o6er
gum groBen Sbeil nidlt befrudtet
geipelen Ieier. Sielelbe grfobrung
mnBte i'd nm pergangenen Som.
mer audi MADDEN. @as mag lpobl
Die llriad]e oapon fem? @enl
Semano, Ser g~rfabrung in Der
3lid)t Der Soulpnier @GnIc hot, mir
in oieien Spaiten mittbeilen ipoate,
iuie id) mcine 3uhttbiere al bebon.
Oeln babe, I'M oieiem llebelitanoe
abjnbelfen, 10 pdre ib inn eofiir
lebr bantbar.
CGie Cans mar rpabrineinlid) 5il
fett. Die So,ilouier @dnie brau.
den i'm S~erbGltniB su iDrer @robe
MIR mellig Nabruna. @eroeu
oielelben MN mabreno oeS @iuters
III engen ge~baniungen eebalten,
Damn lebeil lie iebr leid)t Set an,
Oa linen Die ireie @emeguag fehlt.
8eroen lie Damn aud nod SIT reit)-
lid sefiittert, Damn lit es INN 10
lf,limmer. Saourh miro aber sic
@iersEroouftion persceert ooer bod
Die 6rndtbarfeit Ser Gier Iebr be-.
e~intrGf)tist. Die @Gnie ioQten
wabrenb oes @inters oft ms Sreie
gelaiien merOen. 90 linen Dies nid)t
MIR niht ifabet, ionSern logor siinl
@ortbeil. eereidt. Sic limo ie6r
mioeritanSsfabie eeeen flimatii6e
@infliiiie. gnni. 3. Neo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Shleimigc Mild) miro ourd)

Sdleimigc Mild) miro ourd)
perldieOene Safterien b~eruorae-
rnlen; alld) bat ma Gutter : Ont
5iitOilng beluirtenoe Sutterien aui.
geinnoen, Die ole Mil6 bcreits inn
Gutter id)leumig MADDEN. Ga sic
urlafen uno llmitdnOe, inter benen
Die bier in 9etradt fommenoen
Wild6llder ooer GimeiB seriesenoen
Vafterien in aroBcren Maiien in
Die Wild) uno in oerielben sllr Gnt-
midelung a%elangen, leibcr 10 out
ipie gar nid)t befantt limo. fam mtr
aiif Die aQgcnleinen anti bafterieQen
SefGmpiungs MnBrcaeln hinae-
lpielell iperoclL Sll benen Srl red)ncll
lino:
Gritens: Teinlidltc Sauber.
felt bel Der Wilfgcpinming uno
Wilhbebanoluug.
3meitenS: Sofortiaes @ntier.
men Der Milh aus Dem Staae nad)
beenoetem Melfeu.
SrittenS: aiiblen ser Mild,
bis unter 80 Groo Sabrenbeit berub
o0er
Tiertens: Ealteuriiiren pSer
SteriIiiireu Der @ild).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
spa6 nlnb audi iein.
Gin idllauer Hnnac.

Ser feline 8iap lit gapas augs
opel mo pereient'S audi.
Scam "a nelllid Elm rltppig ailss
iebenoer aerl ms Salts itnb padte
@iQp, Den er ollein lob, am
&ragen:
n@cnu I'll mir nid)t iagit, 100
Gein gater iein @elo peritedt,
ihlag' i6 9ir Den aopf nb uno
ireB Gid nifll"
Sid bite, tbi1ll Sic paS nidt,
@err H0uber", bat 1iG1, i'd mil
Sbnen iaaen, no Dos Gelo lit. Sc
lit 9llcs IN Der olten @eIte, Die IN
Der Slide iit."
3wei Mirltten ipGter flog cine
5tllammengeidlaoene plrmpe Maiie
sur Soustbiir binalls in ben Hinn.
%itciil, ipild)te iif Die Iltgen aus
itlt0 mltrmelte:
Ser Surge lit 5lt geideiot, I'M.
menid)lid geifeiot. Sagt mir feir
Wort, DAB Der Site IN Der @elte
orin ltedte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Gtwas iibcr @anlcsndlt.

SD 6iid)tete iriiber, id,reibt elmer
nnlerer Nbonnenten. Die gewobn-
lihen amcrifoniiden @Gnie mo
bate iebr suten grfolg nit Se,l,
ielbell, oem iait iebes 81 wuroe
ausgebriitet, nno id fonnte aud,
beinahe ale eroB sieberL niir wurbe
ab uno 5u zines Der S6ierben ppn
ben aubereu SauStbieren to0t &c.
treten. lie @Gnie mareu iebr sll-
perlaliige Sriiterinnen uno iorg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Sraitiid)cr %crglcid).

Gin 9auer bat cinen Ero5eB Der.
loren mo beim @e5ablen ieineS Ser.
tbeioigers madt er bemielben Sor-
miirfe, Dab er nidt %geponnell, ipie
or eS linn pcriprodlen: rSie per-
lteben chen nid)ts, Sic boben eben
nid)tS gelernt."
.@os", ia9t Der Hed,tsanpalt,
lid babe ouf 5uei llniperiitoten
ituoiert!"
Bauer: r@oS ipia Gas iaseli. Sd
bab' elm aalb gebabt, bdS bat uil
5mei aiiben geiogen mo lit bod
meter nidlts geiuoroen, ais elm
SdS!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
gnSfmnit.

Gin alltld)er, Der nnd,lfalt, pb
inn Snnern leiller Sroidfe Iaes IN
Sroultng lei, Job Su ieinent arcn.
5cnloieu Ierser, boB cine toSte
Safe oltf einem Der Softer lag.
SSn ieiner @lltb mollte CT lie aiif Ole
Stroic merien. ais ein Shutmonn
b~erontrot mo i'm miGnmnSte:
Isle, mas MAIDEN Sic DEM oa?"
antifer (bGlt Die Sage in sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
@eitraite Sendlclci.

yNllper Iloerdenl @aS madJIt
&c bonn fier a oGmlide5 @eiidt?,"
gSn, ocnf Grid nor, @arline,
dben par Ser Serr Breler bier ilnb
Iagtc, er ipolle mai feline Sfriloen
%bcrobbcn. Sd freie mid naoier.
lid fecniglid), mie cr'ih Cello ouf.
5oblt, mo iagc redlt beeflid: ,Iper
Serr Breler, 0aS bate ooh Md
10 breiiirt!" @o3 madt Der ee.
mpete Menld2! Nimmt's @elS
pieoer meg uno ihbrift: 80, oas
ireit mid aper idbre! 9ann
aomme id lieper elm amber Wal
micoer!" limo meg Is er, Der
nieocrtrGhtige @erl!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Sin @orid)las smr Cite.

@eriftspou5ieber: ,Sie baben
mirtlid gar nidtS Yidnbbares?"
3ubnor5t: oNein; nber id min
Sbnen aan6 germ eilcn 3obn 5ieben,
ole orei Mfart oaiiir foniten sic
oanu Sbrem Initraggebcr ab.
lieiern,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
f-f-%

gS lit %suipeilcn ser gSca ipic
mir ellen itno mint mas mir eIien,
peIheS llnoeroailid,feit peruriad)t,
aber ipenn mir baran leioen, lit DER
iiderite 8eg sur aur Ser @ebraudb
bon Gr. sliisuit aonig's Sam6urser
Sropfen. Sieielben rentliren Mno
bringen Sen Magen in cine quite
Scriaiiung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10

Wmtlidlc Mclouna.

Ger Soloat Hieoerbofer lit am
lebten Gage icineS llrlaubS III lei
ner Scimatb ~geitor6en. Der 9iir-
germeiIter oeS Srtes erinnert lif)
ais alter Soloot, baB ii6er ben san
DEM HegimentS Gommotoeur
Mittbeilung gentadlt iperoeu miiiie,
mas er III folgeiber 8eiie tbi,t:
Ser @nonnterSeidrnet Ortsbiirger.
meiiter bitet mir Den Soloat Hie.
oerboier INN Spei Gag nler llrlaub,
inbem bab ionlt iein 9eerbigune
nidt itnttfinben FAM"
- ~ y
Sin Sanatifcr.
&crfGuier (im @erfSellg.@ e.
ifdfD: rGull, mas niinid)en bern
Sic 5lt babeu, MeiIter SfIuderl9"
SGlitderl: IS modt' ne 8aiier-
mage. ne %iog'nannte Sibele; uber
miiicn e. / bnb' Jon slbI6eu' Dor
Dem @aiier, bob'n g net bait
oane. mos Hohrl' nit 9ier g'fiiat
iS?!"
~ y u
@~cfabrlid,.
Neite: ,@eibt Oh, Snfel, id
babe Mrs iiberlegt, ih iperbe lm-
%iotteln uno nod Meoi5iu ituoieren.
Phi oieie @eiie fommit Gu altd
5lt einem biaigen Sausarat."
Sntel: sNein, mein Surge, if
mode uidt nit. Sd mill meme
Letter Gage 10 Iange ais moglid
aeliebcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Sanc6en peritanSen.

Sreiber: y@orien, Serr 9oronl"
Baron (oer iid) gar nidt entiins
ncll fam, lpoDer CT ben Manm
tennt): $50 babe i6 Sic eigentlit
i6on getroifen?"
Sreibcr; nSn'S @euid, Serr
9aron!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10

SeoeS iromme Gb~riItenle6en
lit Elm S%plitterdyen pom Greu5e
N6riib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10

yHein, - aber eilierl Gierfitd)en
mib Die Se(bin oltf ser @iibue
bdden."
Sempura mntantnr.
acknowledgements @raf Celtfs
seno): sid, nnlere @lbner, Die alien
Gaitbritter, batten es bod better.
Die nubnten ben @eloiGden BLOB ben
Wfammoit ab - beut' miiiIen mir
ibnen alid) nod Die SDhtcr abs
nebmenl"
Epciic 1anD ErpIa.
aodJin: oSiebit De, @i1em,
penn i'd 10 fir mid o(letne bin,
barm bouc ib mir INNER Srlft-
idloiier."
Snfonteriit: ga, Baum pereiB
MIDI 2itiie, he if0ne. aroBe Speile-
TANNER orin 5lt bonenl"
~ ~ ~
Sps6aft.
oSa, ih peritebe mid allf bas
@eOanfenleieu. Gum 8eiipiel meiB
ih gan5 genail, iuaS Der Serr, Der
inns BORT entgegenfommt, iebt
benft."
$50, 10! @iepiel friegt er
benn bon Sir?"
1lnter Trennoinncn.
9lnita: yGlara'S Sr1utigam io1
ia 10 frrraiiftig ieill, Dab CT auf
5wei Shritt feinen Ienifen er-
fennt!"
Saulu: ySSSa, bie Clara bat mies
Ser nal mebr @liid mie @eritano
gebobtll"
Sm Der SpiBbnben- Samilic.
Setter (Slt ieinen beioen Sobnen):
y@as sanft SIR Giif oenn 0a Inn
ole paar Collars, Sltngensl @em
Sbr tie gemeiniam g~eltoblen babt,
Damn miiBt Sbr lie eild) alt6 chr
lid tbeilen. Gie Satptiahe i'm
Seben lit gbrlihteit."
~ - -
Sie Sanptiadjc.
,Gu, Gin, finDeit Su nid)t, bab
9ein Srartigam friimmc Seine
bat?"
Gin: rgd ipds Il ours stan-
oesamt miro ct idon samit
fommen."
8cnane Nnsfnnit.
Midter: y@os geifob, oils Sbnen
Der Ingetlagte Die Shrfege gegeben
batte?"
alGger: .Oann - Damn CAB er
mir Die brittcl"
Hi6ter: sic tpollen ipobl iagen
Die 5peite9"
aldser: .9tein, SER &idter, bic
5mcite bot CT befommen!"
gniridtig.
@attin Omit Dem @atten Sen &c.
itirnteu glbelobimmel betradtenO):
ySieb, Saul, oen WorS - m0d)teIt
Sit BORT oben lein?"
@atte: % ia! @enieiters 10
lange Seine Wama oa iit!"
~ ~ ~
8ipfel Des Sdrcfliden.
Sitter 3eter; rSa, Sribden, in
Ser Soae, 90 tits idreflif. ga
id)moren Ole Geroammteu in
Seitersgllltbcn, ba bort man nur
Stobnen nnO Ied5en, oa oo
miro III alle glpisfeit fem iriid)c$
6aB mebr m9eitohen."
" :: ~
Seritrent.
GroieiiorS.9 attin: Gent Dir
MIR, @ilbelm, 9ein College 0niel-
meier lit bel eillem fenliifen CT
pertinent IN Ole 2rit ~eeilogenl"
.Nlm er miro idon mieoer
berunterfomnen.."
~ y ~
genebclt.
q. (5u g., Der ihmer beliebelt an
ieiner SauStbiire NIT Dem Shliiiicl
berumtaitet): oSinoelt On oas
ShliiIielloh nid)t?"
D.: .Mah' fem Dummies @ereo'l
@'rab bas @eaentbeil! Srei fir
Gins - nns ME bas Hi6tigc."
-f-f-%-
gS lit suipeilcn Ser gSca ipic
mir ellen ulo niGt mas mir eiien,
pelfeS llnperoaulidyfeit peruriad,t,
aber penn mir oaran leioen, lit DER
itderSte WSpo ,,tr Q,t. Sp, Mohro,,rb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
1tnter sSrenmoinncn.

S(nna: .Gfara's Sr6litisam ion
ia 10 furaiihtig ieill, Dab er auf
5wei Shritt feinen Ieniden ers
fennt!"
Saulo: .Sa, bie Clara bat mie-
Ser nal mebr @liif mie @erItanb
dehobtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
~ y "
genc6clt.

81. (6u g., Der idmer beuebelt on
ieiner SauStbiire NIT Dem Shliiiicl
berumtaitet): .Sinoelt On bas
ShliiIiellof nid)t?"
D.: .Mah' fem Dummies @ereo'l
@'rao bo$ @eaentbeil! 0rei fir
Gins - nnS nie ooS Ridtiac."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
sSm Der SpiBbnben- Samilic.

Softer (5it ieinen bcioen Sobnen :
rWaS 5alft SIR Giih oenn On Inn
Die paar Collars, Slmgensl @enn
Sbr lie semeiniam geltoblen babt,
Damn miiBt Sbr lie eitf aitd chr
lid tbeileu. Gie Sa,tptiahe i'm
2eben lit Gbrlihteit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Tic Samptiadc.

.Gu, Gin, finOeit 9n nidyt, bab
Sein @rdutigum frilmme Seine
bot?"
Gin: ,gdl mds Il uuTS Stan-
Oesamt miro CT i6on samit
fommen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
Scritrent.

|rofeiiorS. @attin: nSenf' Dir
MIR, @ilbelm, 9ein College Silicl-
meier ut bel eillem d)cnliihen Or
pertinent IN Ole Snit ~eeiloeenl"
,Alm er miro idon mieoer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
y y "
Vpciie itnO Hrpia.

oSa, ih peritebe mid alf bas
@ebonfenleien. Gum geiipiel meiB
ih 9ar5 genaii, iuas Der Serr, Der
inns BORT entgegenfommt, iebt
benft."
$50, 10! @iepiel friegt Ell
Spt,u non Oir2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
g,xen,b,.reer Gazette, pienstae, Dem 10. as,ril 1905.

Sobe): Gas Sbier babe ih in mel
mem @ogen sefunoen! 8as Iol
id) oenn oomit anfangen2"
Sfusmonn: ogtln, sic ols
0roihfenfntiher iollten bod eigent-
lid piiien, mas Sic snmit uir5ufon-
gen baben. Sic trasen baS Sbier
ioiort 5um 8rno.9 urealt, uro perrr
es nod brei Monoten nidt a6gebolt
miro, lit es S6r eigentbum."
y - ~
3eifen Ger 3cit.
ng(rs ru1ierer Sbeater : GprItel.
lung miro olio nihts. Serr
9oftor2"
o9ei0er nift. Seine u%nierel
jungen Gomer fiiblt iif i'm Stanbe
Die Sitelroac 5t iiberncbmcn."
yGs limo ipofl ifrpere leelild)t
Gonflifte bar5uIteaen?"
yHeir, aber eilien Gierfitder
mub Die Selbin altf ser 9iibnt
baden."
y y ~
Semppra mittnntur.
Seruntergefommener 8raf Geuf
seno): y9ld, itniere Ibnen, Die alter
Galibritter, batteil es bod better
Die nubmen Den @eloiGden BLOB bei
Wammon oh - bent miiiien mi
ibnen ard) nod Die Sphtcr ab
| nebnenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-10
8ipfel bes Sdreflidjcm.

Sitter 3eter: rSa, Sribd)en, IN
Ser Sole, 90 fits id,redlid. 90
id)moren Ole &eroammteu IN
Seitersgllltbcr, ba bort man nitr
Stobnen nnO Ied5en, ou - "a
miro in alle g%pisfeit fem iriid)c$
SaB mebr ul9eitod)en!."
~ = u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-23
Upton MAY CHALLENGE
Will State at Yacht Club Banquet His
Terms.


Terms.
1t Is probable that the question of an
other international yacht race with Sir
Thomas Upton as the challenger will be
determined at Delmonicos, New York, next
Thursday night, when the baronet will be
the guest Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club IT
Is not expected that the preliminary de-
fiance Of the owner Of the three Shamrocks
will receive attention. What he says will be
simply 'feeler" as to the attitude of the
New York Yacht Club. the holder of the
trophy.
1T does not matter what Sir Thomas
Upton may say" said member of the
New New ) York i. Yacht Club last night, the
defend it. If he wishes to send in an
other challenge 1t will be received and
terms of the contest. The dinner at Del
monico's will. in a measure. give line
on the attitude Of the challenger, but will
not In any way bind the holder Of the
Col. Neall. who is the chief representa-
tive of Sir Thomas Upton in his yachting
misunderstood in the dispatches from
Chicago, in which it was made to appear
that he had announced himself unwilling
reshoff and Charlie Barr are alive. Col
Neall said:
His expression. which his hearers un-
reshofr and Charlie Barr were dead any
challenger would have terrific struggle
to win. That is what he believes today,
Lipton's idea is that there should be
a race between craft which are not racing
machines, but which are types Of the prac-
majority Ss Of opnlo onf in tSe S New YORK
Yacht Club is that the defense Of the cup
should be under the old rules.
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FIGHT AT FUNERAL.
Frank Miles, Colored, Killed; His Son
Accused

Accused.
A dispatch from Chestertown, Nd, says:
A case Of very serious character was
| broug'h, to the attention Of the Kent coun-
ty authorities yesterday, when Frank Miles,
colored, aged fifty-eight years. died at his
| home near Still Pond station. on the Kent
railroad On October the baby of one Of
Miles daughters died. and his son and wife
came home to attend the funeral.
According to the testimony of several
witnesses at the coroner's inquest yester-
day afternoon, quarrel arose shortly after
the funeral between the father and son, in
which the son knocked the father into
tub, fracturing rib and inJuring him in
ternally. DR.. ]. Hoskin Kelley Of Still
Pond was called to attend the injured man,
but he died yesterday morning from in
juries sustained, according to the Doctors
statement at the home of William Miles.
The jury of inquest has postponed action
until Thursday in order that States At
torney William w. Beck, who is now de-
tanned in court, may investigate the cir
cumstances surrounding the case. Mean
while warrant has been issued for the
arrest of William Miles on the charge Of
causing the death of his father, Frank
Miles who was fifty-eight years old. The
authorities apprehend difficulty in securing
Miles, as he has been al large so long after
feared he has left the county.
The case was not reported to the sheriff
until late yesterday, and he is now search
ing for the accused. Should Miles be cap
tured, the grand jury. which was discharg-
ed on Saturday by the court now In session
here, may be recalled to investigate the
case.
In the circuit court yesterday morning the
jury in the case of Hester V. Stops agt.
T. Bates Russell for $1,000 damages for
alleged deceit in the sale of a farm In
Broad Neck, rendered a verdict for Mrs.
Stops for $1.4OO. Counsel for Mr.. Russell
filed a motion for new trial, which the
court is considering. This case created con-
siderable interest on account of the promf-
nence Of the parties to the suit.
The record Of the grand jury Of the pres
ent term of court has been remarkable
one. During the six days they were in ses-
sion they examined 1O5 witnesses. found %
presentments and 90 true bills. They also
examined six constables and one baiif.
The majority of the witnesses examined
were in cases of violation of the local OPP
ton law, which the jury made a determined
effort to break up. In their report the jury
recommended improvements to the court
house, so as to provide for the accommoda-
ton Of female witnesses, suitable rooms
for the election supervisors and auditing
committees and better protection of the
Lcourt records. They also recommended the
, placing of lights at both ends of Chester
and Sassafras river bridges for the protec-
ton of the public.
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York and the East.

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