davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
gus Orbknrb.

II Der ct. 6ubsrtugs6c 60. 1857
Der aat5. 50ritsr BAT Elm pra6toOaes
8anHsr srbalten, oeHtH feierlide
Usi6s an bsutigsr SoHntag in Der
6er3 Ssiuz9irds HattfiHoM piro.
Das German Qmerican 6olpi=
tai. rpeldes Bier cor. 5 Sa6ren Don
9r. @u0oen segriiHott purcs uno isit
siHigtr 3eit ais oas 9ermansAmeris
can 2utbsran 5oipital bstarat mar,
mirO am Is. October permanent ge=
f6loHeH Der0en.
llsber oas 9eto oes WaDois BAT
Der Staotratb ber 8innsbago 5rac=
ton 50. gsitattst an Der 6igbfr0Bs
Elm Doppelssleiie gu Isgen, obne Der
Staot cine gntlddOiguHg 0Gfar gu
8abIen.
Bel elmer Dur6brsuusrei erlitt
Der auf Der gb0ate 5arm in Der RGbe
Don bier %beoisHfste Sol. 9untsl les
6eHs9efdbrlide 9erleBuugsn, inOem CT
aut'r bic 6uie Der fasusepOrosuen
fiel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
3rssntisnmarEte

RttutnwadE. - 9lan Ealdlitdf. BfuHb 30
SIC: bunieI, 2T-2sc pee Rfnnb bt8 Az SOL
&c; euHieI. 27-2ee per 9tunb BIS - e0A |
g-HnUesmEetl. eunoert 8irnD. t2Bo=
SobneH. - 81 $500 ber RufbsE Har aus
ecudblfg bdH6fortieEts Rdpies: n~ftfieImakisf
90. S1.6o-i.70 aeEebte onsaeipdtIfe. ef.e0Z
1,7o; eciuobnlI1e. s1.25-1S5; Rtnn, Der 100
8fdno. S5.76-B00.
GrH. - a~ussepdhtes ziHofbb. sfs o.
1850. 10. I. Sf75o-fs0O; no. 2. $685.
1885, aiee uno eemiihtes. s12 oo-iIB0. oni
teS bis cusgefrdhiies QnHfos nno Qebrosfeg
Si35G-i$o9: Re- l. siS.oQ-1s %; 30. 81
9e-isS9ei %'srSui'H sratris ss5o-ioosi
etrsR. = gaoeosn. ser zOune oui Sem 49,
lefe a. Ss.5Q-9O0: 6dfa. TO-, s7.6o-a0os
&eiseu. b.. Sb.5o-8s0 1
SdHfs. = gureb. 30. 1 triusnaee, gz-foej
re. 2 boz s&-ec. 30. 1 ariine t~riHfrneb ~
I&-se; 70. 2 DO. 6z-7t; saI5sfeue, IN
bette. LILAC; sc, g. 12h-13e; Beiial
z9n2be PEI 9ltHS tar aeescabieHs Serno al,
eunig. genrr. Haben. arseefDabtr SD
ilnr1 tn b8t1io Ssf1tcnsi, per 8fuTb fSekarl
iI7isei euHfier. 15-1ee; a~tsgeuHenf, 81 q
MaBls.sH6eF. - Saucs, ssr afsrS .ts-sgeI
WGpitsSnmr. - Der 8dlruf. p0c-kfnn 4
ertisnL RareIiee. faRe f3otifAs T5o5
frtiue si2S-i85: Sen s1IQ; 8l1EpoD@
g. 1890; eeltt So 8dB bon 40
eusrsrn. = eanhert pffrs On avHen ~
SIS 1880, esi4dlt A75-40d.
Stfies = " GGsis $1,000; IN SdFern. al
IS $500. segs. SSe-4Q.
esusgrast Ben Eca sB5ss Sr me sa
sssTtnS. = nusnerf ouf Der esss bon t.sS
BE eonsut tay isritas GsatneEs.gpea-1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
gus Rurtnr.

Der 11n6rise ernie 6aslun0
unO Dsr 10idbrige Rob gaumanu. bic
bic Uafsrr0bys am 6oteI Rurine err
l~Istteri baiten. I~tiir5ten aus elmer 60be
Ron 40 SUB 6era6. nobel 6asiuno
tootli6e 9erlsbungsn emrlitt, pdbreno
ltin 6amerdo nit sinem 9ru6 oes
Sdulterblatts eaoontdm.
Bel elmer @aiolinerploTon in
ben anla9,n Der Wit6sQ Motur Gar
SO. puroe Sas. GIunis idlimm Osrs
brdnnt.
Dus auf $4,000 f6 bsIauFsnbe
4ctieRcapital fit cine neus gant 3u
Racins Sunctiou 1T iebt coli ge3einnet.
10 0aB oas unterneRmsu nunms6r ges
iitert lit.
5u einsm GoItbaule tam ss am
l. Sountas 3pii6eu ms6rsten Qolen
81 elmer Steterei. bel Der Sonb
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
WciicnOe Ngenten.
Z. g. SAINTS. 5obn @uGAmann.
g. etcdteuisM Sobn GObptrt.
5tnnt %a1tsrpl1Jt9l.

- Die laalli6e GioiloilnRcommii
fon in MaotfoR maft tetannt,
Dab am Samstag IA. Oct. iir iols
genoe Stlun9su i'm Sta~ats0ieaite
priiian3eH fai,HnoeH perom. 8iblios
t6ets 6lert in 5em guyeau oesSlaaiss
S6a0uperiHttn0enten. @s6olt S1400;
Toriaai satr fir pas State goaro
Of 5oreityp" iiir aeie3entli6en 9tnh
in ben Uil0erR 5es noreliftn 3beis
les oes Shafts, So pro 2ag; Wdatsr
fir oos Siaais3u6t6aus in 0dupuu
uR0 bic gelieruHlsanltott in @reen
Ban; Steuograpb fir oie llai5erHtdts
beb0roe $50 pro WoHdt, Auiieer bei
proben Don WoliereiproOHefen; Che
niter fdr bic StaatEcommiiii0n fir
HollereiDeitn uno 9abrungsmittel,
$50 pro Wonat; Weytfi6ter in ZEN
Ednei0erDerthatien i'm Staats3udts
baaie 50 Naupun. 500 pro Monat
nebit goii un0 Qo9is.
Ben. ..c,ern, oelen qeide i'm
Suli i'm W6ubeio Qlte 6ei Waots
0 n gefuHoen Buroe, III, nis man iebt
Hnnimmt. bds Gpier zines Rdu6mors
be- gsporoen. SiclsrH bate @elo in
liner 9aut in GpanIon 81. uno oiss
les lit crit nab ieinem lobe as3ogen
porcen, psrmdtbiih oon ieinen M5rs
bern, bic ibm lsin Bantbu6 qeIoblen
hdtten. Ndn glaubt. oaB ganofreiher
bic &bat oeriibien.
Rabe SilDtr 9ate muroe Der fell
So Sabrsn in 8enof6d Gountn
pobnbdite Gas. Serbian. elmer Der beIts
betannten 5armer oieies @0untD's,
bon einem 3use iberfabren uno Idred
lid %5eraidelt.
Inter sroBer get6siligunQ purs
oe IN ga Croft in oieier Wohe
Die ~Snterfate doir" ab9c6alien.
Das Boitamt in Wfnbpro
Duroe 9on 1inbreheru heimaeluht,
pelde ben 9eloidraut ipreulim uno
auBer au0ereu Weribctiecien cine aros
BE Quontiidt Sdmadiadm tr6saits
len.
81 Rem 8tbmpnD muroe
per 36 Sabre ate 4ler. au3, Elm feis
hsn Wdrtsrn snitommener AulaTe oes
ct. 6roir GouniD 3rrenaIpls, BON ei.
mem 3uge iiberfabren uno i6tsdli6
ltrmalmt.
Set elmer am l. Dinsl1a dble.
laltener Sptcialabtimmuna bat oi,
Surgerlhafi Don W anttDpoc Fb
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

gbteaeo. 20. sept mssl @irter.
esi5en BgteHiss 42o-45o: eiraieps 500
1910. Balsrs. ~275-ss5i Re. 2 Sgrins
@etten. 1.o6-1.o7; 30. 3 Sprtua @etsen
eeEf.O5; nc. 2 rcter. 96z-9e%e; no 2
M7ais. e2h-63e; 70. 2 eeiber. 63h-69Aci
go 2 Safer. 5tMc; no. 2 psiber. -; 30. 5
neibeT. 4sh-b2ke; no. 2 aoQaerJ 90-elc:
Tuttergerite 76-soc; euts Bis Mdlssrausieie
t.24; @rima 1imoibnfamen, 4.35; Wleb
9orf, f440-1a.50; ShmGls, e.1Q; Short Rib
Gihes. s35-S45: Short Clear Etoe&. S.62a
-se7h. @btsIep. lisa. a%Iesfamen ie g.
ct epHts. %. SEPT. &ei5eH = 70. 2 70
ler. e9h-1.OO 70. 2 barter. 9T-l0l
Mats. - RJ. 2, 60hc.
oafer. $50 10. 2 uetber. b2hc.
GdHfaS a to, 70. Sept. Eeisen - 30
2 barter, e2-95e; 80. 2 roier. o4c.
plats. no. 2 apnifhfer. 56-56hc.
Saitr. - no, 2 fueibcr. 4se.
RiuneapoItR, Is. SEPT. Gei8en r.
nc. / Rortbern ILL., so. 2 9oribern
i.07h. Mlebl - Hirit 0Iors. 500 0.
Seconds. 310-S2o: 5irit 9aieuts. 5.40-5-h9'
EercnO Ratents. b.20-6.03.
Gutntt. %. Sent Beissu - 90. / bar
ier, HIS; 80. 1 3ortberH, LION; so. ?
Rortaern. 1.0s7s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Edw. o. EOeding.
ST. lucas, iows.

possl @ieen. gfis., Is. gioU. 1906.
oerr gowarD 8oeDina:
Netiber 9srr: 81 Beanimorturg JbTes
SrieFes b~sfreiIs bes Jisiuliats Ibret 8ulDeF
'reni IS mle5 9bHeH mltsutbeilen ooB aus
ioieoer mobl mo. Gin iunget DianH bate
eilen arebs an Der Jl0is. er wnroe opeEIli
aoer obEe erfola, oarH i9ldlen MIR fur TIRE
BulUer. gahoem er oieieIbeH asbraabi
ing oas @slUdds an laaof m su Uerinmtiz
ben. Or tnbii Jest beiisr ais ls snpor. Sd
babe GbTlthe 9sugnliie pon iungen Damsn
uHo eeIren, oieielben m0Aen aber Ibren Jias
men mot osr5nentll6t babea. "a fam
lbre Buiuer i~ebsrInann wenH 5ur Set ees
orau9t. e%mpfsblen.
SbE sraebennsg. 8 Obn 0teaman
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
nI,iih unh WenharI.

ehtpetne. - Observation-Disclosures Ietd6
e. 7z-sc; fHuere Bare. e&-7c
TrthiGhrs.edmmey. - 25-96 BfHHb, e8.0Q
900. l
asbrubes mehaeci. - Slbner, 6enner. IFt4{
Re, los: fopere alte sabine, IL; sbriRa4
i03c; Gnien. aIte. olc; iunge gnfen. o3c: 1uH
iens. fette uub ruuoe. 19c; DO, ntaeere burned
f~n--t1c; @drie, f9fuere. nit Seoern, S10.O03
1900; iIeiHe olsgsrupfte, pGr GuseRb STOOL
GOO.
tote. 79-s5e: iuHae &aubeu. fstts. 800; mad
aaIbsr. Toe far bsfs; IL tar uesie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
sistmarEz.

sapsius. aHfH5E 12co. mrff frafie-
@eutftie 6l0-645, @a6erS. SIS - eos.
e 5Q-b76.
aiHSsirb. ~ Ezfa6r 200. warff netia
Eu;bsrs STEERS. euie ba Husisfc 81 25-612s;
uiilfrt BIS cute. 5000. Scfers. u-tfflert
tis ante 5000: atpttnlite 2e5-275s
hatf SIS 50; Gamers. 1.oo-f75: Gut,
teTk t75-225: Ruuen. SnO-376. Seeor3.
SCI 8 E5- Eipderk. ASA IS: aAlbez. $50
- 20 WtIHfhte as n0-4ROo.
eafis. ~ AHfutr 800 Warft uishciatL
Saais 25o@-D: eamusL 4-50-0Eo
Etttreu 90 sepf e1ipsins srfasr
p oQe- letttf sos - eco reuffets BsS-
6 sq feuere 5ta8t5. aeasb GODS.
Ni1a za-eg N. @nls ar1-e1
NtHeutte- ~ Nrfuf- ! saEd- 1essrs 40 ~
ll1 aate ane Settlers t25-5a0e Terrre
s7f-4s1s MCficrHS 4ec-e2s. Etn4ers uno
rsfaers 2ef-k %. Ralttu. s.eo-7I.
soatc AuflEr 5000 S91is. SEA-
2 50. lUr-fr ATf-f g.
81 eents IS ssrt &tuesits etti.
@rNt NQ~FMf @lgg uno Niffr8. Soc
8 s strS urt Tsrccrs 2--
Gcrtfur S1e 5t1-e 21Sers 6zg
e fruggc 41-
ssafL &s-sE1 &azxg. &Ts-7
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

grangfo, einsr osr gst6siIistsh. iq6sr
%oerpunost pur6e. Sls 9bdter rurOs
@eor9s Gbrersii in 6aft stncmmsn
Jn Der 9dbs Dss H0rorsitlin
Don bier sslsssntH 5rants9ias cernnz
sliidts Elm 5radt5ug Der Milpaatss=
9a1H. nobel L NIT 5ra6siisrR ses
faats Bagsons oemolirt puroen, ooh
Du,0e RismaH0 uerltBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

Rebrasta. Sn peri6ieosRen
1beilen oieies Stadtss BAT Fb am 81.
5rof singeitsat. Dsrislbe mar absr
Elm Segen fir bic Maissrnte, "a oas
Ba6st6um oaourh anfb0rt, unO Der
nod nidt CUR Rsife gsIangis 9bsit
raid reiieu piro. 8eim 6ans
tireu nit einem .%uneelaoenen"
&eoolper trihoB Ii6 in GIN
colin Der % Sabre ate So6R 8.
gaul. Sobn oes grdToenten y. &.
paul BON Ger pdul State 9anl uno
Elm Director oieier 9ant. Sn
Siour gitD. Sa., liuO :. 3. Balm. (.
Wiaioms uno q. W, 6ubben osrhafe
ttt porosu, bic angetlagt TiuO, quKd=
aiere auf sinem S4nsa3ug Der Rod
SslaHOs9d6u unueit Wur0od por
mebreren Woben beraubt gu 6dben. -
20 5dls BON 8sri 8eri Iin0 unter ben
idpanif9eH 4rbeitern in QIOo enta
ecdt poroen. Die 8ranfbsit bat Is6ns
lihtsit nit paraIpie uno Tdeint am
liedeno gu iein. ~ Die R~e6rasta'er
@iIenbabnen, Die l~emeiniom ods neue
RutengeieB betdmpien, BADEN einen
potlGufiseu Sies oaoonaetraQen, in
Dem ALE 6Gas itatt ans Staatsobers
geriht an bic 8uuossgerihte perpies
len Dnr0en. Durh Ginbaltsbefeble
ruroe es gleih3eiiig osr itaatlihen
@iienbabncommi6ion unterfaot. oas
SeIeB Dor Der enoqilti9en GntIdeis
ouns in arait 81 ieben.
WOntdnd.- ,5n 6eftna bat
bic n6eOerdtiou Of 9abor" einen @enes
raIitreit angeorOuet, nail Die oorliaen
9eiadftsIeute Iit rpeiserten, bis sur
geilssans oss Selesrap6enFyeits bic
GenuBuns oes Selepbous %siu5ultels
len q.
Sbabo.- SEQ. u. Qsttibons. Ser
IN 8oi ausetlast 1T, in bic @rz
mprouns ess @ouo. Steunenbers oer=
pidelt 81 iein. ioa am 9laItRlrebs
bofinungslos srtrantt Iein. 5ein 8ros
csB pusoe oorldufig otrIdoben. -
SIN 8unoesireisgeri6t in goiie be-
5aRu an /. Mcntag Der 9roceB ssgen
oen 8unOesfenator 8m. 6. 8orab
nno Is Anosrs, Die Der @erihnorund
sum 3pede oer 9eibpinouna Ser
9unoesre9ierun9 um Solslau0ereien
oHgetldst iino. giRer oer uripriinalih
@u8tslastsn NAT audi oer ermoroete
Sem, Stsanenbey9. Der In oer9nuaaes
iarift ala Sphn Doe srud6nt piro.
Inter Sen 8stbtiltaitn bfFinoen ih
eisle otT eIaau.eiteH 9ay5sr Soabo's.
Wdrplapo.- 9ei Ser @ntaleis
iuus zines ShrelJasts nabe oer stas
iion Rpons rursen 81 Qerionen
0erlebt. 3 Sdlairasen paroen iait
ourh 6eHer 5tyt0rt. r. in n o ps
lanDsaiItejh i'm an3eblihsn qls
ter oon uber l1S Sibyen oer friihsre
NsasrltIope g u. 6ayris ltlcrsen.
RtfoHrt }u Snmpatbis
NIT einem Strtif Ger 3uihntiesr In
Den st Soutfet Shubidbrifen
baben ale auostn ocrt;aen ar5siter
oieier Snourgit sbtaious sis 4rbeit
nitstrstlest, Il ooB run In Is Shuhs
fabyilea ott &ttrieb eiu&ittat III. Die
S1H oey Sireiitr bt;ydst nabs;u 30.
00Q. - 3pti 6yehi3ust FER WiTcurt
3aHils & Ssras 9a5n tcai9irttn b,i
SoGR*otitsH NM puroen ssrirIim
HHgi. 9its 3usansattl.s uuyan ID
bei sstosts..
@tfiifiippi. Ne 8uli
@emertb Sc. ois 81 9aumpoap,si
itr. .orla.tr Is in >itfsm Staass ce1s
iroaigt Ii mad Sem 4n,auf elmer una
asian leu GcmpesFe IN Bids
turR ces utbtytys.ara oes aaai'iaen
&uiitruf SsitBts ibulsie kfan
ZEN. uRo fir ejpsn uu1eIeRs
lider Eyut ya6rt rcr
osn. De @eitaltaf nurse Ill 81
10000 @s,ofgait osrurtNilt UNI isr
sin Saar 3sii sese5ea IN zen siaat
~ ots.aTsa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Butter, Gier rInO 9ais.

Hutisr. - auhisr 90. e7s nfnnS. rtarit Zen.
eeoonos. 2s-24G ReHobois6' 25-25Hc Eair6
Canc1. Csc; giGes. 2t- 22c: sioa. 2f-l2t
$aftra 1TZi7nc, @reaie. 8-7r.
Sax. - Gniubr Is $50 8n. Rnrit ffetia
&ue1caH 6ua Cream. e-14Ac: Bird. q-f3r.
NtM5usaer I2A-12ts. Etnsiser fi-16e
etsr. = NHfutr b3t aifien. glarff feif
Jrilae, lT--i9c. SecaHos, 12-1zc
Gbtcase. n sept 9utftr - Grcnratrn
Sait. IaiteS. 13h-i3&cs Ent7e. 12e;
gonaa Wriericas iS1sc. 9ra. 11k-11&c.
Gtu. ~ ith-t7hc
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
@easn artbsihanen.

Id empis5ie biernat Siroop's bsTatmis
oeutide tnlDer. Eieislben heilsn isosn
tnn9 nldt ou~iesbIodmeul 6tebs iopo5i
Hnerli9 ois duseIlih. Gas anerfann
eta59 bette Uiliiel, I'm Weesnflebs eIiot z
tet9 - buleH. gse9Gn NdteTeni 3engmijeH
MIN. fdggibg man ali:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29

Sin furttbarss GiIenba6nuneliid.
BAT Fh duf Der UlsrrGn gsRtras
Balm srsisnet. Gin 5ra6t5us uns
eth Pafassr5ug itieben BEL Gncaraas
cion in DER Jla5. 0er Staot 4suaa
Galientss 5uiammen unb So psrioG
neH nurosR oabsi sei6otet uno 43 ans
here osrlest. 7is gemannuna sea
Sltsr5usss. usIfe ki6ulsiaf III,
our5 1EbahtaHg Don 9sfe5lsn ois
9atirrop9s esrHrfaht 81 6rbe. in
oertruHosH. Dit Qusnabme oes
S1eomcti5fH5rsrs Wc5arlaHa. parea
ale 9siootstsn inc 9srltstea Wsricas
nsT, be 5aa aat:ouo IN 5simss5ps
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-09-29
Warktbert6tE
@etrciOe llnO MebL
gsiIpauFee @iarFs.

Gfisrn. - Eeruline pdrcn iei uns teter-
september ldlof 95sc; &e5ember 9Sfsc; giat
! Vot. &tqbtn bi 81 4ura stHfubF unaeri
6Hoert. umidpe; no. / aogtbern = / Gar
llsA re. alorttcra-1 Gar 1.0st.
Gtais, 2ermiue parea fen uHo tober. -
6sNc SyobeH hei % cars sHfusE bober.-
uiHi1te &o aeltCr-3 &ars 634c: 2 90.
63s. 70 SIS Cars 62sc gc. Al 41r cote;
! eo toe SIC 2 aelher-S Gurs 64e.
GeFpe. Get AZ &ars Nntuty tduer. I'm.
l1fe SEiru go. SIS gurs eSt; I Be. G7c. 4
be- eos 5 70. e5t; 8 oo. 9stc: 1 90. sic. 1
ee. y3lc; / DC ESQ; 3 90. o2c. re. 3 - 3
Ser5 94C % CSC, 2 %. Csc; o. e23e;
I og- s2c; g %. 9stc. / %. 01es 2 Do. 90c5
2 30 SOC; 2 DC. SIC 10. Al Gar CSC: I
Dc. sc; / 30. sac; I DO. SID.
lmldFe. SC Is Gars seic. 30. al Gar
$50
Safer. Set % Gars anilibr 6obsr. uus.
i9et go. 8 nelser-s safe SOC. DC. 49tt; 8
b 4Ac, I b 5thc. 2 So. 1tits , %. tskc.
90 euniler 49t / 90. alter 53c. 70. Z pet'
E-r--i Gar 5eCs 8 &c. &ec. 2 %. ASK. 3 %,
&ec So Glaoe-i Gar 4tc.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
WITH THE. PROCESSION
MRS. NETTIE @. HALL,
(moraER ENTERPRIsE)
NEWS EDIT.O X.

C. w. Hayes took business
trip to A.bbeviIle, this week.
II. Campbell, of Atlanta, was
Fitzgerald visitor, yesterday.
Mrs. J. Fernzie took her de-
parture for Forsyth, yesterday.
Mrs. LeBraque went to Moul-
trie, on Tuesday, 10 meet her
husband.
Buster Brow says, that
Everybody holds prize pack
age if they only knew L."
Miss Mabel Sayres came over
from Douglas yesterday to take
position with the Minnie Kill
ngsworth millinery store.
DR.. w. H. Hudson, of Mont
gomery, Ala, arrived on Thurs.
day and is the guest of his Sis
ter, Mrs. w. II. Rogers, at the
ILee.Grant.
Plum blossoms are beginning
to perfume the air, english peas
are growing finely, lettuce, on
ions and radishes are an old
story, and roses are gorgeous II
their beauty.
Senator Stone declares that the
government pay seventy-fIve
cents a pound for powder and
fuses about five million pounds
ANNUALLY. Does he mean CUR
powder, face powder or bug
Ipowder?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

Mrs. W. w. Hobbs, mother of
Mrs. G. E. Rawls, died on Thur
sday and her remains were ship
ped to Beloit, Ga, yesterday.
Mrs. B. G. Mansfield, of Re-
becca, stopped over between
trains yesterday, to greet her
friends, the Oxfords, while on
her way to Triton.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
Petition for Charter.

State of Georgia, Ben Hill County.
To the Superior Court OF said
County:
The petition of A. b. Cook, G. f,
Cook and Clayton Jay, all of said
county, shows that they have formed
themselves into an association and
desire that they, their associates and
successors be incorporated under the
name of COOK 4 COMPANY.
That the object of their associa-
ton is to carry on general real
estate business; to buy, own and
sell lands; to build, own, rent and
sell houses; to buy, lease, own and
sell timber and timber lands; and
generally do all such matters and
things as are incident or common to
real estate business; to sell, convey,
let, mrotage and dispose OF in any
manner and at any time that SAID
association should deem proper any
and all property and rights of SAID
company; to borrow money ana
issue notes and bonds and other
obligations therefor; and to secure
the same by collateral, personal
security, mortgagues, deeds, or
otherwise.
That the said capital stock of said
company to be used in said company
will be the sum of Ten Thousand
Dollars, divided into shares of $780,
90 each, Ten per cent of which has
been actually paid in, but they de-
sire the privilege of increasing said
capital stock of said corporation
from time to time in the discretion
of the board of directors of said cor
poration to any sum not exceeding
Fifty Thouaand Dollars, and to de-
crease said increased capital stock
from time to time 10 the discretion
of the board of directors to any sum
not less, however, than the first
named sum, to-wit, Ten Thousand
Dollars.
Said corporation shall be non as
sessable.
That the stockholders in said cor
poration shall only be liable for the
amount OF their unpaid capital stock
subscribed.
The principal offices of said cor
pora ion shall be in the city of Fitz-
gerald, Ben Hill County, Georgia,
They desire the right, however, to
do business in other counties in the
state of Georgia and in the other
states of the United States.
Petitioners desire to be incorpora-
ted for a period of Twenty Years
with the privilege of renewal at the
end of that time.
Wherefore, your petitioner pray 8
that they and their associates may
be incorporated for the purposes
herein aforesaid under said corpor-
ate name, with the capital and for
the term aforesaid, and that they
may have conferred upon them, their
associates and successors, all such
rights, powers and principals as arc
incident in corporations of like
character.
JAY < JAY,
Attys. for Petitioners.
Georgia, Ben Hill County.
I'D. w. M. Whitley, Clerk of the
Superior Court of Ben Hill County,
Georgia, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and correct copy
of the ooiginal petition filed in my
Office this 18th, day of February, 1907.
d. w. NJ. WHITLEY,
zaf>,..t. essse,es.fs,ss f.ol1rs Kan Hill klo1lnz
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02

Call us Pine Street for Bar
gain in a restaurant. 30 It
Mrs. ]. D. Young is visiting ia
Triton.
Mrs. J. L. McCarty returned
Thursday night from south west
Georgia, where she has been Wis
ting several weeks
Spring line shoes. Come see
them ard save money,
SO.3t. Tillis Mercantile Co.
Mrs. NJ. E. Rawls OF Way
cross, is visiting her son G. E
Rawls of this city.
1t is $50 fine o shooting
hooking birds and robins. We
beard gentleman say one
day this week that if it was kept
up he would report the boys to
the grand jury.
This is civil service exauiua'
ton day in this city. The sue
cessful applicants will have their
names enrolled on the rural
route list.
The examination for free mail
delivery in the city will take place
on the 10th. There are three
carriers called for-one mounted
and two on foot. Four mail pou-
ches haEe come and possibly
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-02
RAILROAD GOSSIP

D2S@V@R@HG2@1~'N SODVS%WVV%V
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Moore and
two sons moved to Alma yester-
day where Mr.. Moore is en-
ployed by the A. B. & A.
Engineer B. King is substitute
ing Engineer Morton on the 4:35
Waycross train.
Engineer j. Roberts, of Allan
ia, is visiting his cousin Engineer
B. King.
Engineer Livingston went to
Brunswick, yesterday, TO take
charge Of trains No "a and IS
running between Nichols ard
Brunswick.
Mrs. ]. Lisles and children
went to Brunswick yesterday, to
Join her husband, Engineer
Lisles.
Mrs. G. H. Moore of Pierce is
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. b.
Turk. Mr.. Turk is an employe
of the A. B. & A., at the shops.
F. O. Conner, of Brunswick,
commercial agent A. B. & A. was
in Fitzgerald this week.
Gordon Cox, general foreman
of the carpenters department at
the shops, was off duty yester-
day, the construction depart
ment having closed down. Mr..
Cox has been doing double
duty since the absence of Supt.
Wilson, who is off on a vacation.
He has been busy at the shops
ever since the beginning. He
will be sent with his force of men
to other points of d u y ,
possibly to LaGrauge where the
A. 3. & A. will build fine de-
pot. These same men would
have been used to build a depot
at this point if the railroad plans
had not been interfered with by
Injunction.
w. H. Ashmcr, A. B. & A,
employe. and his family, are
visiting in Waycross wiki Mrs.
e. C. Hall, mother of Mrs. Ash
mer.
Thank you," exclaimed a
lady in the A. B. & A. depot the
other day when the train crler
called off the different points of
the incoming train. 1t was such
a relief to know just which traiu
to take to reach her destination
that the words escaped her lips
involuntarily.
Louis Sanders, of Butler coun.
ty, is the guest of his brother,
|G. II. Sanders of this city.
w. H. Byrd, A. B. & A., en-
ploye returned home yesterday,
from Talbotton.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
The oMnershin of a Patent.

Suppose that a prior patent is. in
fringcd and no way is seen to avoid
infringement by changing the product
or the process or the machine so as
not TO embody the principle of pat
ented invention, The simplest way, of
coursc, would be to buy the patent. If
the patent cannot he bought but a
fIfa&tism of the patent can be obtained,
no matter how small 4 fraction-say
one-tenth Of the entire right in the pat
ent-the owner OF the one-tenth would
be just rs we'll off as the owner of the
nine-tenths. The courts have held that
4 patent is not like the capital stock
of Il corporation and ttlat the owner of
more than one-half of the title to the
patent has no claim upon the owner of
less than One-half. Each is at liberty
10 do with his portion what he pleases
aud cannot be made to account to the
other. The owner of one-tenth may
make ten times rs much out Of the pat
ent as the owner Of nineftenths, be
cause OF his greater business ability
or greater capital or for other siAliljr
reasons, and it would not be equitable
to make him turn. over nine tenths of
his profits to- the other owner Edwin
J. PrindIe in Engineering Magazine.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-03-22
His Great NoseI

There was 4 certain eXeiseman in
Shrewsbury who was very trim and
neat in his attire, but who had bottle
nose Of more than usual size. AS he
passed through the school lane the
boys used to call him "Nosey." and
this made him so angry that he com
planned to Or. Butler, WHO sympathiz-
ed and sent for the head boy, 10 whom
he gave strict injunctiens that the
boys should not saw Nosey'' any more
Next day, however. the eXciscman re
appeared, even more angry than be-
fore. It seems that mot boy had said
''Nosey," hut tElgt as soon as he was
seen coming the boys ranged them
lelyes in two lines. through which lie
must pass, and all fixed their eyes in
teptly upon his nose. Again Dr. Butler
summoned the head boy and spoke
more sharply You have no business, y
said he, Ito annoy 4 man who is pass
ing through the school on his lawful
occupation. Don't look 1T him." But
again the exciseman returned to Or.
Butler, furious with indignation, for
this time, as soon as he was seeR
every boy had covered his face with
his hand until he had gone by.-"L Life
aud Letters of DR.. Samuel Butler"
Maybe She Is NOt the Only One.