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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-22
Notice To Tax PAYERS.

unless OlnGfW lSc ADVERTISED, !
will be at the following districts
on dates named for the purpose OF
collecting taxes: 80,
FIRST ROUND. ........a
Ashton Monday, Oct. 2Sth
Dicksons Mill Tuesday Oct 20.
Bowens Mill Wednesday Oct 80
Vaughn Thursday Oct. 81.
Williamsons Mill Friday Nov. l..
): SECOND ROUND.
Ashton 1869 Monday Nov. 25th
D;cksons Mill 1872 Tuesday Nov 26
Bowens Mill 433 Wednesday 9th.
Vaughn 1868 Thursday Nov 28th
Williamsons Mill117I Friday 29th
For the convenience of tax pay
ers, | will keepmy office open daily
except Sundays from 8 a, m. to 5
p.- IN. when not on my rounds.
Office Room Is Phillips Block.
Willis l.. Smith,
+ Tax Collector
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-22
Notice To Tax Payers.

Notice is hereby given that the
last ha1fof the City taxes is now
due and payable at the office of the
Treasurer at. the. City Hall. All
property on which taxes has not
been paid by the last Of the month
fl fas will be issued against and
placed in the hands Of the chief of
police for collection. .e.
.,es G. NJ. Wise,
Treasurer
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-10-22
Sho-ih and and Typswriting'

Beginners class now forming:
New pupils will be received for a
week or ten days. if1e.a
Mrs. J. B. Stevens, sos W Palm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11

bIeibt, meitn Der 3miIt frieolif beige
legt miro. Sonoltras bat Iid bereitS
befebren loIien. Nodridten, melde
i'm Staotsoeportcment einoetroiien
itnb, beIagen jeoof, ooB Die idieos-
geriftlihen 8erbouOlungen our Sci.
Icgung 0teier 6rage ploblib obgebro.
den noroen iiuo uno &riegs Spc.
rationen ieben Iugen6Iid gu erIpors
ten itnb.
Geuti6 pie0er eingefi il ri.
Wfit 3uitimmilng oes 6lotten ; Dc
partements miro Die belitide Spro-
die mieoer in Sen 2ebrplarl Der Slot.
ten-9tfa0emie inter 0eniel6en @or.
i6riftcn einqefiibrt mer0en, mie iene,
0ie Den llnterri6t inn Sponii6en mo
Trun50iiidcn reglIliren. 9te Ocutidyc
Sprnde ItarO iriiber ldon oltf benz
2e6rplan Der Nfaoemlic, lultr0e ober
Dor einigen Sobren fallen geloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
3nr inpaniidcn Sd)nlfragc in Triscu.

Gbico0n gu, 10. 6ebrltor. -
Siioor SncobS aus Gan 6ronciScp,
Der Yrolioctt Der california Same.
rieS 50" nnb Goriibcr OcS Grefu-
tip. Gonlite'S Der Commercial Mo-
mifoctltrerS Nilociotion" bon Son
Srnncisco, poiiirte bier 0eiteru Nbenb
di,i ser Nciic nod) @oibinlton, no
er ocm Mopor S6mib mo Dem
SdptIratb bon Gam SronciSco III
ibren 9emiibungell, Die Sopaner Don
Den oorti9en omcrifnniiheu Shll-
finocrn 9ctrennt ST iebcn, cntgc9cn
ST trctcn gcocnft. Sr. %ocobS er.
fl0rte, er pertrctc sic inouitricllcn
unb commcr5ieuen Snterciien pon
San SronciSco, uno ole oortigell
commcr5icaen Sr9onilotioncn ieien
%einltimmig gc8en Den bon Dem Shlll-
rotb eingenomnlcncn Stnnbpunft,
baB Die inpaniiden &ilocr in ieporn-
ten SdJltlen ltnterridtet meroen ioG.
ten. &r. SacobS lit etn Better bes
SunoelSicfret1rS Oscar 2. StrollS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Giniicblcr mar friiBer bcntid)cr Cffi.
sicr.

Gbicugo, 81, 10. 6ebruor. -
Bel Dem Goroners . SnQleit ilber Die
an 9onneritog o%nigeflnoenc, itcif-
Qeirorene 2ei6e oeS @%iniieOler5
6enrp Sdolfes Selmig bon SAINT
mono, Sno., ltcate iif berous, bob
Ser 60 Sabre alt geluor0ene mo
~moblboben0e Mann ais Offi5ier Oen
oeuti6 = fron30iiihen &rieg mit8c-
modt bobe. @Gbreno Der &ricges
mltroc er zines &eriebenS megen Dor
Gin &ric9s9crift geitelt unO jlm
Gnoe perltrthcilt, obcr DOM &onl9 be-
anooigt. Shlperen Ser5enS Hob er
nab Siloomerito u1o betbeiIi9tc lid
BORT an ueriAieoencn &epoAltipnen,
Dor 10 Sabren fam er bon Sroltllell
nab 9tep.S Orleans uno lp0ter llod)
Sommuno, mo er Elm @iniie0lerlebe1
Su iiibren begalln. @r beIaB reldr
life Mtittel uno iiibrtc briefltd)cn
Serfebr nit iciucn ooeligen Scr
parl0ten III europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
2cidlcn Ill Saac aefDrbcrt.

@ilfesborrc, So, 10. 6ebruor.
- Son ben norgeitern Ibeno ourf
Sclter in 0cl1 ultercn @rllbeng1ngcn
BON 3ede 9tr. 10 Scr rScblgb &
@ilfesborrc Godl Co." IN Wonamic
eingeihlolielten lieben @rubenorbei-
tern iino ied)s ais 2ciden olifgeflut-
Sen morocn. Sic iedS 2eiderl lagen
on @runbe beS SoroeridodtS Der
@rllbe. Gie IettllngSmonnihoit iltht
noh Dem ~liebcntcn Mon1t, mclder
notwithstanding olld) toot lit. Gie Sertc
beiorlocn lid in Ser Sieic, ais in Der
uicrtcn @olerie, nnbc Der Ginn1itll-
bltng IN Den Salptldud)t, Selter aus
brad, moourd) oet Nernllten Der
@eg SIR 6lllf,t obgcld)nitten lpiirOc.
@Gbreno Der Ntoft lplroc Der Suft-
Sltg in Ser 8rtbc 9cdn0ert, 10 ooB
bic Observation-Disclosures ltnr inter
GROCER 2~ebenSgefobr III Die 8rubc
einoriiNen fonl1tcn. Webrcrc Der
&ettnngSmonnihoften morcn bonn
Goltd) ilber1pdltigt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Ehnc Sdl1bc anriifacfchrt.

Son 6roncisco, Gal, 10. Sc.
brllar. - Gopt, i. u. Grrati, lpeldjer
iid) Dor brei Monoten nit elmer @r.
petition an 9oro oes Mirage" nud)
Der merifoniidcn aiiitc begc6en Bat
te, Tim BORT Die nit Dem Shiiic
o8ol0en 6nte" emit Der Imfenen
ShGsc bon So, 100000 in @ol0 SIT
6eben, lit geItern an 9orO beS Gam.
piers nYeru" obne SdGte bier al.
%gefpmmen. ". &. Sobnion mar Der
2eiter Ser Expedition, Ser porber
idou orei c~rfolgloie SerIithe nod
0ieic Hid)tltng gemoft bate. 0oS
@oloidiff mar Dor A Snbren an Der
aiilte non Werifo BET Wan5aniQa in
Brand geratben un0 BON Der Wonns
idoit alf ben Stano geiett moroelL
me- es p~olitGnoig nieberhronnte. Sin
idppcrer Stltrm pernid)tete oie Nrbei-
ten ser expedition oieies Wal. Sobns
ion beobiidtigt, cine lteuc Expedition
olts5uriliten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Tfcrbcbicb rrid,uiIcm.

Gpntbiono, ap, 10. Sc6rllnr.
- .. Mithel, alias 6ronf Eorpcl,
pel6cr I'M SerOad)t itanb, Der Saltpts
NAM, elmer in oieier @egeno pom
&entndp ibr llnneien trei6enoen
Sanoe Gi~erocoiebe SIT iein, muroe
bier BEL einem 6lllhtueriitde eridoi-
len. Goli5eifef .. 5. Sitgbes nno
5rpei oltoere Yoli5iiten battell i'm Der.
boitcn molen nio er ergrifi Die
Slitft. Auf Der Serfolgung aobelt
Die 9eurnten 5elter itno Der 5liift.
ling mllroe lhlieBlid toptlih getrpi-
fen nieoergeItredt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Mmcrifaniid)cs Sabnigitem in Der
Mnnhidlmrci.

Gbicogo, Sa., 10. 6ebrltar. -
@ie iidJ bic bieiige nGoilp NcipS"
bon ibrem Gorreiponbenten IN Sofio
melben lGBt, miro Die iilbmanofnri-
ihe giienbnbn oos omerifaniide
9alt. uno 9etricbsipitem einfiibren
ulb oos ooSii erforoerlid)e Wdteriul
aus Sen Ger. Staaten importiren.
Inid)eilenO lit BARN eth Sribut Der
Gonfbarfeit Ser Sopnnet ,gegcn Die
Nmerifnter bofiir 81 erblifen, oab
oieie ibnen m6breno beg arieges nit
Gl,Blanb, m0breno ser 6rieoensper-
ho~nSlungen in 9ortsmoutb uno an
l1blid) Ser Streitigfeiten III Sai,
1ranciSco lire unlpanoelbore Irenno.
idoit beluieien babeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Sutclbrano in Sgracnic.
9 procu c, N..9., 10. 6ebrllo

Sprocue c, N..D., 10. Sebrlor.
= Gas n@otprp SoteI," ciu ied)S.
itodi9cs 9aditeingeb1uoe an ser
Siio. Snlinaitrnbe, gerietb p1brcno
Ser Iebtcn Nad)t in 9rano uno milr.
De nebit etlid)er onitobenOen @eb1il.
Den total 5eritort. Wan ihobt bert
@ciommtperl,tit oilf ctuo $200,0 900,
Webrerc Yerlonen e~rlitten Serlebull.
gent ouein iplpeit man meiB, eingen
feline Wenihenleben perlpren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
in
SeItrc d.

gcor0nete II 10 q ID en- IN
3 eItreid .
Q4icn, 10. Scbr1tar. - Iie Heqies
rlmg fiinoigt on, ooB bic Ncumoblen
3ltm 2(bgcorOnetenbouie 0cS &eidS-
ta0eS nm Otitte Seberllor ousgeidrie
ben 1pcrOen. Die @a6len meroen
ie0cniuQS in Der crIten SGlfte bcS
Wonot8 Moi erfolgcn, uno eS gicbt
Iid bcreits cine iie6erbofte Ibdtigfeit
inter Sen cin8elrcn Rarteien funo.
3uiier @tIbeIm'S' .8liid ,
munid fiir G9riitine
Sebbel.
@icn, 10. 6e6ruor. - Sic @itt,
NE oc5 Gidters 6ricOrid) Seb6eI,
Irou Gbriitine &cbbcl, mcld)e bertc
ibr so. Sebensiobr poaenOete, gro
~tlllirtc ser bieiige oeutIde 9otifofter
I'M NCuftroge bes Soiiers @ilbelm.
@citcre Gbrungen, sic Scr grcilen
0ontc 5ugcoadt poren, nntbten ie-
bod nit Hiidiidt ollf i6rct perfdrerl
@ciumobeitS5llItonb umtcr6leibelt,
&QpItli 6 e Se0en ii Scarf
Sueger.
MiCn, 10. Sehrrar.- Ger i6rper-
fronfc S6crbilrqernleiitcr Sorl enc,
ger, peIder befonntIid) bon ben be
6on0clnoen 4er5ten bcreitS oltf9ege.
ben lit, bot ouf telegropbiIdlem @ege
Sen Segen be3 Yopitcs erbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11

ten Smceos Nn5uqc nit gclbe1 Sd]ll.
ben, einem forbi0cn @cnlbe un0
9crbp-@llt eridiencn ieilt. PTS CT bel
elmer yIrolping Noom" llntcrbal-
tltng Sen Salon bctrot, bcitono CT,
mic idon obclt crmdbnt, 0arouf, ooB
icine 8attin Sen &ortritt Dor 0en 8c-
n1obliltnen Der @otidoftcr crboltc,
lln0 ais mar Inn Dies obidlogen
ponte, crflQrtc er unuerfroren, icine
uto iciner Satin @riQonten ieien
mcbr tpertb, ais Ser gauge Slnpelen-
franz ser o10ercn @Gite 3liommen-
genommcn. 9obei mar Sarrp gar
licblid) ar5lridJolen; CT trllg idmar5e
&nicboicn nit meiBieiOencn Striim-
pfcn un0 2odihuben, Oeren Sdnols
len nit Giomonten nit ieltcncm
Iclter gCIhn1iidt moren. %N(nf0nglid)
moQte MAJ inn ieine g[nipriihc dlti
belonoerc @~cpor5ugung itreitig ma
den, bod CAB man i6lieBlid 6clils
Itiat nod, neil man ougeni6cinlld)
cinen Nncrifoner Dor lid lab, Der
BON ser @iHtigfcit iciner ciacnen
Nerion 666it munocrlidc unO irrige
Wctnltgcr1 bate,
8t6tiQc Grtoedung.
@erIin, 10. 6ebrlnr. Sin
O}itglico Oes Ocutihcn Sccftihcr.
&creita bat cine GntOcdlnt9 gctnodt,
oie BON u1gcbelrcm @ertbe fitr Die
S6iiiiobrt lit. Gicic bcitcbt BARN,
oob ieIbIt oic ltiiruiihitc See in eli
mem Iugcnblid bcrltbiQt mcroen
fam, lpcult nit 9lmpl.2 lltobol Der.
miidtcr Stidlingstbran allf Die EN-.
p0rtcn @ogcn gegoiien miro. Ger &C.
nonl1tc &crcin bat unfaIlenoc Ser.
illd)e nit Dem llcllcrl WeQenberltbi-
gltngSmittcI on9citcllt mo biirgt 0o-
iiir, ooB iif ooiielbc in ic0em Safe
bclp0brt bat.
S mmer nod @ intcrmettcr.
@erlin 10. 6cbrlor. - Die ieit
Wohen in gang Wittcleuropo berr.
idcn0c aGltc bGlt intntcr nod an lnp
legt bouptiGdli6 ocn Sdififobrtspers
febr folt poGitGnoig Iobm. Die Sdfen
BON &om6urg mo Bremen lill0 Ser
art pcrciIt, Dob iclbit 0ie groBten
Tan1pfcr iid) MIR nit Wiibe Ocn Meg
nod ibrcn Gods 81 bobnen perm0-
gen. 0ic Gl6e lit IN Jolgc oes &C.
moltigen Gisgongc5 non Somburg
obnGrt8 fir fGcinerc 6obr5ell0e ltn-
paiiir6or.
NuStoui 6 protection Bur
0eB.
Berlin 10. Scbrtar.-Ger onlc-
rifoniIde GuStouid Erofclior Sobn
". 9nr0cb miro iid i'm M0r5 BON
Berlin nod @ien bcgeben, nm M Scr
Oortigcn ~llnipcriit1t NorIeiungen 5lt
boltcn. Spdter rciIt cr nod StnIien.
glnl 26, Scbrilor miro Erof. @urqcb
Ocl bicii1en llniucriit0tS Erofciioren
unO bcrporrogcnocn NegierlngSbe-
omltcn elm gbihicOsbonfett ge6en.
Sin bcfunntcr oclrtIder 8rofeiior bat
itbcr 9llrgcb' &%orlciun1en mic folgt
%gcltrtbeilt: IS lit elmo Gbotio6e,
Bob Ser NlStouid) bon &o~rlciungcn
III Oclltider Sprodc cine groBcSh dat
t%e1icite bat. gSir niini6tcn inn NllS.
tollid) glmcrifoncr ibrcr eigenen Yer-
ionIidfcit ncget ltno nid)t ibrer mil
icnidoftlid)cn &cnntniIic, Die mir
nlld) ans @iihcrn idopien fonncrl.
Sc0odl mic picl bon Ser Eerionlid)-
felt cineS o%merifnniid)cn ErofciiorS
tritt 5lt Gage, mcnn or &orleilurgen
bGlt. Wot brond)t mr. b%in5lt9eben
ltno cine Der &orlciinqcn %on5llb0rcrL
Inn oicic Iragc 5t bcnntiportc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Sombc per Grprck.

SrieOenSrid)ter Gortcic in Eoterion
gctoOtet. - Seitc &~erfolgnlg
itolicniiher &erbred)cr mur0e
Ourd) boS 9lttentot gerG6t.
Nem Dorf, 10. 6ebruor. - Die
Eoli5ci BON Gaterion bat ole Sebel
III 9cmegung gelebt, nm Den attento'
fer ausfinoig 5u madel, nelder Dem
1Sric0cnSrihter Ho6crt @orteIe Die
@onbc 5llionote, bei Oercn GrploIion
2ettcrer oaS 2t6en cinbiiBtc, m1b-
reno icin 17-i0briger Sobn id)nerc
&erlcbun0en 0ooon trllg. @eioe MIR
Sen no6 Dem st. SoiepbS. 9oIpitol"
gebrodt, no Ser SricOcn5ridJtcr nod
lcben0 cintrof Nud0cm CT ieine
.Iusioge gcrnoht ult0
Sen Numcn 0eS Wonnc5 genonnt
bette, Sen er fir Den Nblenocr oe3
pcrb6ngniBboQen FofctS belt, per
Tor CT 0os @cpuBtieiu mo Itorb nm
II ll6r 50 Min. Nod)ts.
6ricoen8ridter Gortcie ~lciitetc icbr
mcrtbpoQe Gienite bel Scr Scrfol-
9ltng %oerienigcn icincr itolieniIden
2onosleute, melde iid bier 81 2onbe
ser Observation-Disclosures gcrpibmct ba.
ben. 9obrer lid, boOurdl bel ben
2ettcrcn iehr oerbaBt mod)te. OoS be
i~pciicn 5oblrcihe Hrohbriefetu Die III
Ser lcbtci Belt bel ibnl eintrofelt. Gr
licB iid) iC0o1 bo6ltrd) nid)t IRE ma
den uno 500 it'd 0urd) leill lltrdtloleS
Mllftreten inmer nlebr Den @oB Der
itolienilden Serbreder 81. Nl9 cr mn
holb 7 llbr NbcuoS iein Bureau III
Nr. 20. GuiIoic-S trobe, betrdt, iono
er oui cinem Shrci6tild) cinen boil
5erren &nitcn Dor, Der bon Ntelunrt
obgeid)idt mar ltno ben lCin Sobn
bon eiltem GrpreBlpagen in Gnlpfon0
genommeu bate. Serr Gortcic, Ser
in Dem &oltcn elm @eldcnf bon
6rellnoeSbanb permutbetc, 0ifnetc
0enielbcn III @c9enlpart IeineS Cob.
ncS unb fono in oemielben Gin Todet
in ihpcrem Topicr, I'M iuelfcS Cit
@iirtel geihnoQt luor.
Gr 5crrib Ben Niemet nit cincnl
gtld, morollf bic @rploiion erfolgtc,
lueld)c Elm 9roBcS Sod, III Den 6llB-
boocn rib. 0ie ldruere SoltStbiir uno
5tpei Seiliter nurbcn oltf Die StroBe
gcidleliocrt lnb Die gauge Nod]bar-
ihoit mie bllrd) cir gr6beben erldliit.
tert. Foli5iit ailpotrid, Der III Der
NGbe mar uno iofort 5ur Stclle elite,
fdno Den linn beIreunoeten 6rteoena-
rid)ter, beI1en @cliht cine i%nfornligc
Moiie mar, untcr Sriimmern licgcno.
Sein linfeS 9ein hing ans ser Sob-
hing unO 0os rcdte luar poaitGn0ig
SerQuetidt. Ter iltnge Gortelc lag
bclpu5tloS in eiltcr gde 0eS Bureaus.
Gr botte id)ncrc Sleildnplnoen u1b
Bride bet0er Nrnte oapon gctrogcn.
9cioc ipllroen nadl oemnS ct. SoiephS-
Soipital" gebroht, 100 Der Gortelc
Inn sic be5eidnete Stunoe ltorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11

3dfic fir's Gusiano beiurgt e.. Statue, Nr.
4t3. Git Baltimore Str, mabc Softurnhunic. Npc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-11
Ynflagen gesen Staatsbeamtc.

Gierre. S.-9., 10. Scbruar.
Gin Gomite, ueldes ernonnt NOR
Sen mar, gemiiie acknowledgement &C.
gen Stoatsbeamte sit rntcrirld)cn, be.
rid)tetc oil oen Senot. SSn Dem Be-
ri6t pirb Gr.@ouperneur SerrciO be.
i1uloigt, grobc Snnlmeit oils Notb.
fonos obne geleblife glitoritGt ge5o-
gen 5u boben. Die Stats. GtIenbnb,l-
GommiiiGre iolet in &erlebung Der
Stootspcrfoiiung OH eineit Inuolt
8elo 6eSoblt boben.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
PUTS THE "olNesR" IN.
The Kind Of Food Used by Athletes.

A former college athlete. one Of the
long distance runners. began TO lose
his power OF endurance. His expert.
ence with n change In food Is interest.
ing.
while ! was In training on the
track athletic team. my daily logs be.
came a task until after was put on
Grape Nuts food for two meals a day.
After using the Food for two weeks
felt like n new man. My digestion was
perfect nerves steady aud | was fun
Of energy
II trained for the mile and the half
mile runs those events which require
so much cnduranco) and then the long
daily logs which before had been
such task, were clipped OF with
ease / won both events.
"The GrapeNuts food put me IN per.
feet condition and gave me my ginger
Not only was my physical condition
made perfect, and my weight IN.
creased, but my mind was made clear
and vigorous so that could get out
my studies In about half the time for.
merry required. Now most am of the
University men use Grape.Nuts for
they have learned it, value. hut /
think my testimony win not be amlss
and may perhaps help some one 10
learn how the best results can be OBJ
tanned"
There's a reason for the effect Of
GrapeNuts food on the human body
and brain. The certain clements I'm
wheat and barley are selected with
special reference 10 their power for re-.
building the brain and nerve centres.
The product IS then carefully and
scientifically prepared 30 as 10 make
II easy Of digestion. The physical and
mental results drc so apparent after
two or three weeks use as 10 produce
a profound impression, Read "Tho
Road 10 MELVILLE" In pkgs. There's
reason
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
A Strenuous Hint.

II was growing very late. but the
young man In the parlor scene showed
no signs Of making home run,
you evidently have a very vivid
Imagination. Mr.. Borcm," said the
dear girl, as she made an unsuccessful
attempt 10 stranglc n yawn.
why do you think SOY" querled the
unsuspectlng Borem.
Il thought perhaps you imagined
yourself In the Arctic regions. where
the nights are six months long," she
explained.
And 30 seconds iator he had faded
into the glumpsomo gloom.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

II was bought by the Danes TO be
cowardly o attack an enemy after
nightfall ut on one occasion when
they wen waging war In Scotland.
they doved from their usual rule.
On they scpt, nolsolessly and unob-
served. hthelr bare feet, upon tho
unsuspectg Scotchmnn. when near
the campne OF the Danes trod upon
a thistle ID In his pain cried out
This aroud the sleeping scotchmen.
and they w the alarm. The Danes
were doidel with terrible loss OF
life. and ~ since that timo the
thistle haboen the insignia OF Scot.
land. withhe motto: Memo me I'm.
pune eft.'-"No one proyokes me
with imputt."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

81 learned something from the por
ter on our train this morning." said a
hotel guest ~ noticed him pick un
the coat 10 a pair Of paiamas while he
was making up one Of the berths
Whoever had occupied the berth had
got on the train. evidently. and left
the garment behind. Forgot part OF
his nightlo, ch?' says l to the porter
The porter rrlnnod broadly. Wasn't
any his about H. boss he says. II
war lady that was In that berth las
night Yes, sab. Lots OF 'om seems
TO like thom to wcah on the cabs. /
guess they thinks thcy's better In case
Of a wreck or sump'n like that"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
KNEW VALUE OF AN OATH.
colorcd Witness at Least Was Aware
Of lie Peeuniary Worth.

Clarence s. barrow. the well known
lawyer and cFnyist discussing tho
Haywood trial. iu which be- played 30
prominent a part said the other day
Some Of the evidence in that trial
was 10 trausparontly false that 10 rr-
minds mo OF a case that cumo of n
Alabama u few years back ono OF
the witnesses In this case was an OK.
trcmcly ignorant man. As his tcsu.
mony progressed. his Ignorance be
came 90 EhockIugly evident that tho
Judge. looking Htcrnly down at him
said:
"Look here. sir. are you ucquolnt.
cd with the value Of an oathg
"rhc witness answered anxlously:
ledge, ! hope ! am That thar
lawyer un yer let hand gimme six dol.
lars 10 swar agin tho other side.
Thcts the corrcck value OF an oath,
amt Il, ledger"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27
TransmIssIen Of Wartn.

Recent experiments show that the
popular belief that warts are com.
munlcablc Is warranted" says a
writer "lnoculation Of healthy tissue
with blood obtained from a wart will
cause the growth OF similar OK.
croecence II 10 thought that these
growtha contain an ultramlcroscoplc
germ TO which Is due the transmission
from one person 10 another Al all
events, persons who have warts should
take measures TO have them removed
az once"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-09-27

Allce-Kal Is awfully disappointed
That youngltglishman asked her II
she thoughia married couple could
get along o 20 week aud she
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Mlldrcd-fdl?
Allce-Noi She has discovered that
he meant o shillIngB.-Someryille
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