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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
Council Proceedings.

The counsel held its regular
monthly meeting last night. May
or and all aldermen were present
excepting Paulk.
The reports of the mayor, fire
chief, storekeeper, Supt. W. y l..
plant and Pound Master received
and filed
The finance committee reported
the usual pay roll.
The complaint was filed against
the obstruction at the corner of
Grant and Pine Street.
Jason b. Smith rendered his re-
signation as store keeper.
The ministerial alliance entered
a protest against the ordinance re-
quiring marriages to be reported
to the health officer.
Prof. Saunders, secretary of the
school board, called the attention
of the council to the necessity for
better accommodation for the
schools which was referred to the
committee on public buildings
with Instructions to meet with the
school board and report to the
next meeting Of the council.
The council refused TO partlcl-
pate in the appeal from the decis
sion of Judge Whipple enjoinlng
the council from refunding license
to the saloon men.
The chief Of police was instruct
ed to keep the railroad crossing on
Central Avenue cleared and to
open all sidewalks that are OBJ
Structed.
Ordinance 237 regulating the
speed of trains was read the first |
time.
Miss Fannie Fletcher, went to
McCray Sunday to nurse a typhoid
case.
S. A. Thompson, Of Douglas,
was up to spend Sunday with the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs j. V. Nichols of
returned home today |
after a three days visit.
Mrs. Fl. G. Powell and son Hen
ry, are visiting in Macon. They |
will spend a week in Atlanta before |
to the city.
Mrs c. III. Justice, and baby, I
took their departure today for
South Dakota, where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. Robitzsch is not only super
the laying of the tile
sidewalk on Grant and Central !
avenue, for the Empire bio elk, but
is lending a hand himself.
Mr.. StiIley, formerly Mechanical
Inspector A. B. & A., shops, has
been promoted to the position OF
Master Mechanic, and Engineer |
Hale takes Mr.. Stilley's place.
L. L. BrasweIl and family, AZ
rived yesterday, coming from
Doublin, and will make Fitzgerald
there home, having located on the
corner of Main and Orange.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

Caddie Robitzsch, Of Ashburn, has
the brag crop Of that section. This
is his first year at farming, but all
turpentine operators make good
farmers.
Mrs. Matt c. Johnson, Of Social
Circle, is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Porterfield, east Of the
city. She will spend about ten
days with her daughter.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
Mrs. Sinclair returned to Thorn

Mrs. Sinclair returned to Thorn
asville on Saturday.
A. A. Davis took a business trip
to Broxton, yesterday.
Mr.. j. L. McWilliams went to
Osierfield on Saturday.
Nurse Thomas was called to
patient at Ocilla, yesterday.
Miss Mary Roberts is in Brox-
ton attending the commencement
exercises.
Mrs. D. G. Hall and little daugh-
ter Jewel, are visiting relatives in
the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Johnson are
visiting their son Ralph, in Jack
sonVille, Florida.
Mrs. May Roycraft, of Triton,
returned home Saturday after
visit with Mrs Z. II. Darsey.
Mrs Roy Ray and little son have
gone to Washington, Indiana, to
spend the summer. Mr.. Ray ac-
complained them to Helena.
Policeman HARRISON and Messrs
EARLY Gibbs, and L. Robitzsch
made up a fishing party, that
visited Mobley's Bluff last week.
Mr.. and Mrs P. r. Booker and
their daughter Rosa, started for
Decater Ills, on Monday, and
will go from there to Indiana to
spend the summer.
l.. o. Tisdel is enjoying an out
ing on the Satilla river where he
Joined the Tom WEIGH Fishing
Club which consists of some fifty
members, from different parts OF
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Harrison
with their two little daughters
have been the guest of Policeman
Harrison, brother to 3. 2. Harri-
son of Atlanta. They took their
departure yesterday for Quitman,
and Pablo Beach, Fla, on their re-
turn home.
Miss Adelaide Reibsam t o o k
her departure Sunday, for Michi-
gan, where she will spend thesum
mer resting a II d gathering up
new ideas for her school work
during the next year. She has
taught each successive year in our
CITY schools since the beginning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ellars and
little son, took their departure to-
day for Norfork, Va, where they
will take iii the Exposition and
then will spend the summer in In
diana. Mrs. Ellers is another OF
the efficient teachers in the city
schools whose faithful and long
service is appreciated.
Georgia day at the jamestown
Exposition, is June t h e 10th.
The Seaboard Airline has been a
dopted, by the Savannah commit
tee as the ''of1iciaI route The
special train will leave Savannah
at 900 p. NJ, Saturday, June the
9Th.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

birds. Mrs. Burkhart West Cen
trail Avenue 575. 67-3tf
Rev. w. c. Davis, representa-
tive Of the STATE Anti-SaI0on Lea.
que Will preach for pastor Flanders
at the Central Methodist church
tomorrow at 1000. The pastor
has special message for his con
gregation at the evening service.
There is a free school just start
ed near the A. B. & A, r. r.
Shops. Yes | have houses there
! to sell on small payments or to
j rent. | have also two office rooms
in the Davis Block to rent
b. n. Davis $40 S. Lee St.
81 3w.
In early colony days it was
thought that cabbage could not be
successfully grown in this locality,
Fitzgerald people have been din
ing on home grown cabbage-none
better-for the past three months
and will have a succession of that
crop for another six months.
During a ride in the country we
saw acres of fine heads of cabbage
ready to burst all bounds.
For Sale:-A Smith Premier
typewriter & Desk in good condi
ton $1,000 cash Oh payments B.
C. Mosher & Co. 67-3t
We are quite sure that no one
knows the public pulse in com
munity better than the news editor
who mingles with all classes. In
over eleven years i'll Fitzgerald we
have never found a greater ten
dency to own homes = indiVid-
ualIy = than right now. And
it is a good omen. Home makers,
are, as a rule good citizens-tak-
ing a pride in their locality.
For Sale:-A fine business lOca-
ton near the business center OF
the city at a barga in; Enquire OF
r G. Mosher & Co. 67-3t
Miss Alice Jennings, of New
York city, but formerly OF Macon,
took her departure yesterday, for
Brunswick where she will visit her
sister. Miss Jennings is highly
cultured lady, counting among here
warmest friends, Edward Mark
ham, the author of the "Man with
the Hoen and the RecessiOnal."
He and Miss Jennings toget her
have gotten out handsomely
bound volume of poetry called
'The Fruit OF The Spirit" The
selections are all Of the highest
order. The little poem in another
column of the Enterprise dropped
from her pen while in this city,
and carries with it the benediction
of love from this high minded
woman.
This is to notify the public in
general that the Dixie Electrical
Supply co composed Of G. w.
Urmey, and John E. Taylor is by
mutual consent dissolved this 9th
day of May 1907. Mr.. G. w. Ur-
mey retiring and John E. Taylor
continuing the business on his own
account.
All claims against Dixie Elec
trical Supply Company will be
paid by John E. Taylor to above
dpte. All outstanding accounts
due said company to be paid to
John E. Taylor who will continue
the business at 116 South Main St
Phone 102.
G. w. Urmey.
674w John b. Taylor.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

The National Barber Shop.
First class in every particular,
BATHS. 44-f
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
Notice Of Sherilf's Sale.

VIII be sold before the court
house door at Fitzgerald, on the
first Tuesday in July, 1907, the fol
lowing personal property, to-wit;
Twelve head of cattle levied on as
the property of j. N. Moore under
execution issued from t h e City
Court of Fitzgerald in favor OF
Phenix Grocery Company, plaintiff,
against j. n. Moore, defendant.
This May goth, 1907.
NJ. Pridgen,
Deputy Sheriff Ben Hill Co., Ga,
7O-4w.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04
Mr.. A. j. Dixon, who has


Mr.. A. J. Dixon, who ha:
suffering from partial pa!
several days, is no better.
Prof. E. E. TynAr, leave
for his old home indiana
Will spend a couple ot
turning to FitzseHa
first Of August q
opening of tbs
! in septen
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-06-04

For Sale:-Nice young Canary
birds. Mrs. Burkhart West Cen
trail Avenue 575. 67-3tf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12
vSorglemmisej"

5orglemmi9ei er, iom ri pei al.
eco, GdOnet paa en- llrt eler rettere
Ell 8lomit; oen bar Iom en- boer an
sen 8lomIt ct Rapn. Rapnet 1ors
glemmigej CT ret b~etegnenoe, tbi Oct
minoer os ON lite at forglemnls,
bDao ri 10 ofte er tilbsrlise til. Der
er en- anoen 8lomit, Der 6eooer
cariiti Yloosorad6er". Oette 9aon
CT lite minore betegnenoe, naar oct
tan leoe Santen ben til ariiti 9lp0.
Seq tenter Dog per tun paa Den
ferite, nemIig n6orglemmigej". Stg
bar lett ON to elitenoe, Der IpaI ereos
.'ad ct 4ltdn - eler bar oct ct 8ierg2
Seq buffer oct life Idd neie. Den
unge Wtdn0 Ter nogle tonne glomiter
paa 8iergitrddningen; ban anItrenger
Jig for at plutte nogle til i'm elifeoe.
Sum radber efter BAN: ntom tun MI,
Get er NOT. 0dn ldgoe: blot cen
til, Iao tommer ieS". .! men i Oct
famine iUimleoe ban, faIot os ble5
tnuIt; men ioet ban fal0t, tafteoe ban
glomfterne efter i'm ellte0e. ioet ban
raabte: nGorslemmisei!" Sagnet Fors
t9Iler, at oerdf iii 8Iomiten Rapnet
r5orglemmigei". Sdgnet Ilutter meo
ii fige, at BUN sdar enonu pao Bier
get frem os tilbase, meo glomIterne
| !5aanOen. pentenoe paa i'm Ben.
Men pun bar miItet 6~oritan0en. Del
oGre MI, IOm BET oil, per er aligebel
noget at lore.
0eo at l9fe ON De forIfs0ige .Samz
funosopsaOer", paitor an6erIen min.
beoe ON. bar oct otit goot, ON Ri og.
ida bleb minoet ON life dlene at Re
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12
yOaniteren". JreOu8 zen IL. aPril 1907.

Spor inobDoenoe, boor bjemIigt.
@erfor lao Den lille 8lomit, Der fl
Oct betegnenoe Raon, minoe os ON
lite at forglemme De Der omtdlte
Ting; og ndar Der gror bejt @rGs
paa pore @rooe, glenn life BET oanit.
Sprog og 9%itteratur; tbi en- MP ct lite
at Iigne oeb ben gamle. 9uff. at bort
Wlooersmaal er os en- betroet Qrb ira
GGorene, bporiaennem 9erren bar
.aabenbdrst fig. 9pilten Rigoom At
GaImer og ifpn 0itterotur.
2ao os Iufte me0 pore fromne
69ore:
6erre, o9r os eoig NOR,
@9r os Nor naar Sol %oprinoer,
Og rtdar Sol og Stjernef tar
S Den op6e Rat forfbinoer;
0OO Din Nan0 Ell fra os oige,
Gil Ri Re Dig / Dit Rigel
81. g. Rgnefun0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12
Scamp og Sejr.

Gr ies / anf9stninss Mprte.
Jaoer fer, p9r ou min Stnrte.
Naar ies mig omrineet Ter,
af en- Striosber, Oer mig n9r.
9ip mig &rdft, at ieg mua Iejre,
Ooer 5jenoen og bans 2ejre,
Saa at 2sgn os 5utitbeo maa,
Snorltseu en- @nOe fuu.
3tot ies faFoer bitre 9adrer,
5srIt De itdnoies oeo min 8odre.
Ruor nit Stsu ifal lagses neo.
pua 1T itoite 9OiIeiteo.
Om jeg emo forld0t Ital pante,
6erren ten0er 10 min Sdnfe,
Oil mig o9rne, bpor jeg gudr,
Blot ieg uOi NaaOen itaar.
Gao fun dpinoipge Sj9le
SGtte Pletier paa min 9gre,
Gao Den alting tage ben,
@u6 / 9imlen er min Ben.
6an ulene bar nit 6ierte,
Og ban fender al min Smerte,
3srrer 3adren al min &inO.
@iOer Sreo / Sj9l Og Sino.
6ar oa bel, al Soroens 5rangfel
@fter 9imlen itddr min 2angfel.
Der ieg BAR min fultro Den.
Som lit cb for mig CAB ben.
Wdrgretba peteren,
Sbennington, Wis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

0i bar after fact Oplas n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tr. 401, trDtt
paa tint papir | mango f~masfulo,
&ulsrer efter Sesninser. uofsrt /
9pfflano. Dette Ronfirmationss
minoe bar oct melt %falgbare at ane,
ri bar baft. os pil iittert | De fleite
9ilf9loe bore tilfreosItinenbe. pris
fen er $1.50 per Dufin. Gor n9rs
mere Oplpsninser ,fe Dor Ratalos,
Sioe XIV, UNDER @ttefer | Dor
np Ratalos for 1907. bbor Der fin,
oes en- minore gfterlisnins | cen
RuIer.
Danifb 2utb. pub. 9oufs
0Idsr. &: NetraFa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12
WltiO be6e.#
D9eoer u0en u fla0eli e"
q 3hesi. 5. 10

q 5besi. 3, ID
Oette SUBS Oro bar en- troenOe
2jeneItepige, Der tjente / en- YreI tes
gaarO, 9iOet fpl9en0e 5ortlaring til:
uNaar jeg Dddgner ON Morgenea.
Iaa Tiger jeg itrats Den tere @ao
Gat for, at ban bar Oddget ODER mig
om Ratten. Og iaa beoer ie9 ON.
L. bans Had0e mac p9re oper mig
rem Dag. Ndar jeg bar giort oct,
fleoer jeg mig pau, Og meOens jeg
apr Oet, idd pleier jeg at tenfe pad,
al oct gsr ingen 3ing, at Oct fun
er fdttige 8l9oer; oet oigtigTfe er 10
cog, at ri er iferte Den 0ragt, ON
6pilten @rep 3in3enoorf ipn9er:
Dit 9loo og sin Meteorological
Weit Smptte er. 0 SeIu5 Iso!
DermeO tan ieg for 8u0 beItdd,
Naar ieg til SimIen Ital inogaa.
Sad OaOiter ieg mig, og oa faI0er 10
!aa OaoIter ies mig, og oa faloer 10
Idnterne al Jig ielo pda, bporleoeS
Trel ieren bar tp9ttet mig rem / 0dds
tens beQige 9a0, bOorleoes ariiti
SloO Der bar reniet mig fra al SDnO.
Sad g1dr je9 til nit 8gtten; oct iers
Ite. jeg tdger mig for, er at gpre SO.
2ad. Seq Iamler od Spddnerne %
9r9noet Iammen os anten0er oet. o.
nuor oct iaa besbnoer at famine,
ierit liot o9 iioen itertt. inotil Oct
9eIe itaar / Brand, Iaa, ia iaa maa
reg tante paa GOig9eoens 2ps, Der
enOHu iad ofte og mangt ct Steo tua
E; en- lille 9niit, og jeg beosr la:
Opnam. 0 @uo. 0en QanOens 9niit.
Com opbeit ifiult %uofuttes iioit
StIO / fortabte Sjalel
Oerefter dnretter jeg og letter
Wiaoen paa 9otoet. SO, naar jeg
Alr meO Maoeu at gre, Iaa mod jeg
t9nte paa, at Menneifet leper life al
@rpo alene, t9rfe pad BAN. Der er
oct 2iOiens 8reo, BAN. Der bar idgt
oOm nogen tommer til mig, ban itdl
aiOrig bungre". Haar 8oroet er o9t.
fet, gdar ieg op | Pr9 tens Stue o8
te5pnoer at feje Os spre rent. Men
5cor tunoe ieg feie, boor tunos jeq
tage en- 8oit / 9aanoen, uoen at ten
IL paa benoe, Der fejeoe og fejeoe. ON
4u1 Dog tunbe fnoe oen table Ben
r:1q."
ga, fdaleoes bliber bun peo en-
Gtuno enonu, oenne martelige pige,
Der baooe ct 9ltos Orb meo peo al I'm
(%8erning. prsp at gore ligeIaa, t9re
2aier, og on ital erfdre. at bet er
2san, ndar @eroen flyer, at oct for.
iiprrer os i Dor iorOiIte Gerning,
rdar hi fal beoe uoen Qlaoelie.
@n betenot preTt bar Tagt: BON.
zen er De beaiges Qanoeorat". Den,
Der bar en- leoenoe 5ro / 6iertet. be
ser altio. SITE. at ban ligger bele
Oaaen paa Rn9; men naar ban er /
jim BUTT, paa TT 8ontor, beo TT Or
6ejOe, finder bans 6jerte alto ct frit
Gjeblit, oa oct fan flpoe op til SUBS
Barn os fommer after forfriifet til>
bage for at optage 4rbejoet pdanD
% me6e ANDRE W~tenneifer.
39re 2efer, er bu ct beoenoe Men'
Eeite, ct at oisie Mennei Tier, fom Itaor
i ct Iaaoant 9snneforbolO II 9u>.
ct on be0er u0en 4HloelIe, i,.0. oil
Far @uo meo | aas Sing og fan lie
unopere bdm!
Snofen6t af J ~. Senfer.
Syleanoer, 5lf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12
Dana College.

Mlt / Haturen er | Serb meo at
reiie fig op af Ooale. Nu bar Den
uobOiIt fig, gn itprtenoe ginterison
par sensioet Sen Rrefterne, Tom ben
forbr4sie / .1iogs Den tomner NJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12

6lsmmt9el".
paitor anoerien Ifreb 6l. a.. vitdas
lie bette tunoe Iatte ob9ti9e penns /
8eb99elI e." Men ANDRE bdr bel
i9ntt Iom jeg; gmnet bar for iaa
riot uotsmt, oa pait. u. bar fer
Dig, iaa Der fun bar tilbage ct r6ors
9lemmi9ei" (unoitpl0 jeg blioer /
eilleolprOgeD. GOr9lemmigei ct ct
Oro mellem trofdIte 0enner; oct brus
aes maoite meit Oeo 4fiteo. Den
fore. CD. slutb. &irfe meo ale oens
@sremdal itadr Ri / &erlig6eOsfors
holo til, t6i oct er en- gdmmel Den,
ia Dor %lln90omsben; mango al os
tlifeoe Den Der biemme fra, foroi hn
itdar / Sl9gtitdb me0 SUBS 6olt
1lemme, oriDes at idmtne Qano. Nddr
oi fdd meoer en- nGr Sl9gtning ell
Ter en- gdnmel ungoomspen | ct frems
meo 9ano. 6lioer Ser gerne @le0e.
Sird6 flyer: n5orlao ei en- gammel
Zen; tbi en- ung er life at ligne me0
cam. @n ung Bin, en- ung 8enl
nddr ben 6lioer gammel, 0ritter ou
9en me0 21It." (Sira9s gisoom 9,
If9-13)
Sda er Ser Sen odnite 2itterdtur;
bbor oct er en- gammel fer Ben. 0e
0anite Salmer, oct oanTte Sprog,
5or tpre llit6erfte airte = maa ale
Sisie 9enner life blioe forglemte!
gn M Den er life at ligne Oeo oen
gdmle. Oct er ofte paafal0enNe at
insoe MienneIter Der fOrbolosois bar
ueret tort 5io Der i 2dnoet, iom prs,
Der paa at glemme fit Mooersmaal,
feren0 Oe tan tale gngelif. st SIS.
smpel: Der fortales ON en- 8onoe=
fige fra SpQdn0, iom bupoe O9ret I
agben6abn 3 Wlaaneoer. Sum tom
5jem pda geIsg. gn Dag, BUN TOM
| &irte, betlageos bun Jig ooer, bDor
iangiomt og teOeligt oct bar, naar
man ingen ten0te. paa 9gte &ss
eenba0ns Dialett iagoe BUN 81. a.:
Sn flyer: go0dg Marid, en- dn0en
tiger: go0ag Sofie; ieg TENDER ingen,
aoen en- sammel Mano, jeg ipnes, Oct
Iful0e bare Scr" Sci, Ida elifsr
iie9 9elere, Iom 3atarias Rislien r.
ger, Den Fdttige Renne, enten iau oct
er airte eler SamfunO. nuar &Gr<
Iigbe0en raa0er; tbi:
st tarligt 9jem oct nit garnoOm
'beo;
9es larte jeg ira, jeg begbnote at
5fenne,
at Rsiiombebo trBOrer oct futtise
Brso,
Der LOO Den fsrIte 9en mig fra 2a
ben,
Ter la9oes oct fsrite aarlig9eoss
frs,
Ter Iaa jeg min Mooers flitti9e StrG
ben,
Der Ida ieg tiliioit benoe blegne os
o."
8. bpor bar bog mango 6or9lOre
| bette 2ano @runo til at rad6e til
gernene: forglem os ej! forglsm. q
De. fierce 9uo; tbi. mango lsber meo
Den ameritanite 3iositrsm. s Ste
oct for at iige: min 5aoer og min
Miooer, eller: mine 5or9l6re, Iau
gaar oct lettere at iige: pSbe olo nan
ano t6e olo noman". 6orslem Ell
aei fieroe BUD: r0u ftal are Din
5aoer Og DIN MO0er, bOilfet c, set
fprite BUD meo 5oriettelie, at Oct
maa gaa Big bel, os ou maa langs
zoe | 2anoet".
Oct oar iad nogle al De Garer, ser
trler bort Golt, life minoIt De unge,
jeg bar forIpst at paapese. Gao mig
iIae oct igen for ligeIom at trGtte BET
belle paa en- Snor. Oil man fannie
Yerler maa man trette Dem pad en-
Snor. Oct par aft, Ri life MATTE
s!emme, oi oit trette paa Snoren.
Gamfunoet meo ale oens @sremaal.
Get er Den fprite n6orglemmigej".
go ! tare unae, fOrglem ei oct fier>
De BUD; forglem ei at tase eoers
pla6s paa 590renes &~irtebente.
- -. =. cfs-. On.u
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-12

1I9e oct tgen tor lIgel ON at trRtte Oct
belle pdd en- Snor. Oil man 1amle
Yerler mdd maj tr9tte Dem pad en-
Snor. Oct par aft, Ri life MATTE
slemme, Ri oil tr9ffe pda Snoren.
Gamfunoet meo ale oens @sremall.
Get er oen fprite nGor9lemmigej".
SO ! tare unse, forglem ei oct fiers
De BUD; forglem ei at tage eoers
Plaos paa 5aorenes &~irtsbente.
Selp ON De ligner Den fattise Rsnne"
imoo De Gngelife, hi bar Dog Seius
meo fine uotratte, inobpoenbe @rme
til fattise Spnoere, Der arbeioer os
ere befbareoe, og giDer Dem 9Dils.
st Gtsempel: nogle unge git en-
Dag ben | en- prestis Gnselff &irte;
boor mango 5uiinoer, Den nbe &irle
toboe MtOitet, Oeo leg lite, men bet bar
mango. Da De tom inc, funoe De
hsrs Sansen, men tanoe lite finos
Qofalet, Der bar for mango Ogre. Ds
maatte saa isen. Oerimoo | Den bans
lie lutberfte airfe ier man lise op
til Ilteret os Dsbefonten os ofk Den
torsfniteoe GreIier eler .Sefus meo
fine inobpoenoe Os uoltratte @rme.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-28
LEGAL NOTICE

Arthur Schweinfurth,e whose last
known place of residence was Ma
rion, Ohio, and whose present place
of residence Is unkonwn, will take
notice that on the 22nd day of Octob-
er, A. D., 1907, Catharine Schwein-
furth commenced a civil action in the
court of common pleas Of Marion
county, Ohib, against him praying for
a divorce, alimony pending suit and
permanent alimony on the ground of
extreme cruelty and gross neglect
of duty and for the custody Of their
child, Helen Marie Schweinfurth,
said cause being numbered 1858 in
said court. Said Arthur Schweinfurth
is required to answer the petition
in said action on or before the 9th
day of December, A. D.. 1907, or
Judgment and decree will be taken
against him.
. CATHARINE SCHWEINFURTH
BY Crissinger and CUTLERY, her
attorneys. 10-26-6tth
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-28
FELT HIS NEW DIGNITY.
l'inister to Siam Realized He Had
Position to Keep Up.

John Barrett, chief Of the bureau of
American republics, after various
other experiments in diplomacy, came
to Washington from Oregon during
President Cleveland's second term to
get anything he could sl4.ti
He brought a bunch o! Oregon
boomers will. him. and for time
they stayed at the best hotels. The
job was slow in coming and they went
from cheaper place to cheaper place,
like Mark Twaln's officeseeker, until
they were forced to eat at one of the
lunch places on Pennsylvania avenue.
One night, while they were eating
dinner, word came that President
Cleveland had decided to appoint
Barrett minister to Siam. Barrett
rose from the table and put on his
coat.
Hold on, john" cried one of his
companions in misfortune; where afs
you going? Aren't you going to finish
your dinner"
Gent! men, said Barrett, as he
stalked cut, this Is no place for the
n Stot to Siam to dine. Saturday
Ls>-!g, Post.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-28
HOW WORLD IS TO END.
Scientific Forecast as Made by Q
Learned Professor.

A scientific forecast Of how the end
Of the world might come has been
given by Prof. Ellard Gore His theory
Is that final cataclysm may possibly
De the result of a collision between
the sun and some dark dead, derelict
planet Although astronomers have
no actual proof that such dead suns
exist, without life or light, and career.
Ing about in space, they believe IL
quite possible. The result of col.
lision between the sun and dark
planet would be that the formers
light and heat would be enormously
increased and the earth instantly de-
stroyed by combustion. Prof. Gore
tells how we should be warned of our
approaching doom. when about 150,-
100000 miles from the sun the dark
body would begin to shine by reflected
light. In about ten years it would
have become so bright as to be visible
to tle naked eye. In Is years it would
be brighter than any object except the
moon. Very soon afterward would
come the great catastrophe of its col.
lislon, moving at 400 miles a second,
with the sun moving at the same
speed" "a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-28
RedInaote of Blue Tussor.

There was pretty redingote worn
at Pre- Catalan at tea time the other
afternoon, says Paris correspondent
The material was heavy blue tussor
and there was collar of Irish lace
embroidered in jet, and soft belt
of black silk. with a smart bow and
buckle behind. The skirts OF the gar
ment were slashed-in fact, they con
sisted of two wide sash pieces behind
and two in front, and the top was very
full, with big plaits making the
sleeves. This belted garment is dis
tinct novelty. The gown worn with Il
was lovely. It was OF soft gray tus'
sor and filet. with 10. OF self-embroid.
cry. The hat was a mass OF some fluffy
gray and white feathers on light
weight black straw. There were gray
auede gloves and gray. white em'
broidered Japanese parasol.