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The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-10
Social Disability Of the Jews

"Though the various separate char
acteristics which rcpel the 'Aryan'
from the Jew can easily be pointed
out in other races (Aryan included),
a cumulative burden of idiosyncrasies
weighs on our unfortunate people. 1t
goes without saying that the Jewish
type is not uniform, nor do we wish to
imply that the caricaturist is always
true to nature, but it must be acknowl-
edged that the typical Jewish figure
is not pleasing to the eye. The great
masters in painting and sculpture
have almost always modified or falsi-
fed the Jewish type in Difference to
aesthetic demands. This unfavorable
physical impression is heightened by
certain mannerisms. such as exagger-
ated gestures, by the peculiar voice
infection which CRATES on the ear and
by the distortion of the English Ian
guage of which so many of our prom
inent' Jews are guilty. Although these
physical attributes are shared by 9th
er Oriental and also by the Latin
races, they reach a climax in the jew
ish type, which in its elimination is
unsympathetic to the Anglo-Saxon,
the Oriental. or the Latin people. 1t
is not agreeable to touch OH this phase
of our inquiry: but the Importance of
physical repulsion can hardly be over
estimated
Bad manners is another charge
made against the Jews by DR.. Kuh.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-10
The Immigrant Apostate Anarchist


1t must not be forgotten that the
aggregation of million Jews in New
York is so complex, derived from so
many national sources, represents so
many diverse interests, holds so many
tremendous individualities, and man
ifests so many phases of culture, that
whilst the possibilities of its ultimate
homogeneity are undoubted, the pro-
cesses thereof must of needs be very
slow indeed. Homogeneity cannot be
achieved by inoculation it is Il pro-
cess of adaptation that involves sue
ceeding generations in increasing pro-
portions Like evolution itself it man
ifests itself by processes Of elimina-
ton. The New York community and
its leaders can contribute somewhat
toward aiding those processes. and
not leave them altogether to the
chances and freaks that mix good and
bad figs on the same tree. We all
know the sources of immigration: we
know that poverty and injustice and
persecution have warped the minds of
hundreds of thousands: we know, too,
that masses of the immigrants are
pressed down by industrial difficulties
that make freedom rather n fiction
than a truth to them. In spite of all
this the preponderant percentage OF
Jewish immigration has proved dcsir-
able. which dcsirability manifcsts it
self in the birth of admirable attri-
butcs. a love of home. faithfulness and
perseverance, and quest after clc-
ments of knowledge that already long
ago made the Jewish children of our
country remarkable. And to this
thrift and economy never degraded
into pcnury. and we have II register
of attributes. the operation of which
is certain to insure future power,
wealth. greatness. intellectual and po-
litical influence. even dominance. But
this legitimate growth may bc i'm
pcdcd by careless or mistaken notions
of hospitality and fraternity. We are
all agreed that the United States gov
crnmcnt must place no restriction on
what we understand to be desirable
immigration. Any person. healthy
in body and mind. with an attested
ambition to obey the law and seek II
Legitimate opportunity for earning
bread is II desirable immigrant. Any
person of unhealthy body and mind is
not desirable immigrant. and
must be excluded or aftcrward de-
ported when his presence becomes
dangerous. To this full extent we
must all cooperate with the govern
mcnt We must do it because our citi-
zcnship demands it as duty. and be-
cause the virtuouis elements of our i'm
migrant population must be pro-
tcctcd; also because. so far as lies i'm
our power we must not contribute To
the generation of racial or political
prejudiccs that may impede the lcgit-
innate growth of our communities. One
of the gravcst dangers the American
Jewish community has to confront is
The Jewish outlook., 1908-04-10

the appearance of the immigrant an
archist. Assuredly we know he is not
Jew, religiously, for with his denun-
citation of all legal authority the anar-
chist has overthrown all religious pro-
fessions; anarchy and atheism are
practically synonymous. The Jewish
anarchist does not belong to us; we
claim Emma Goldman as little as the
Roman church would claim the assas-
sin of Mckinley, though in pity it
may accompany his spirit to its flight
into eternal infamy. Judaism teaches
every attribute by which the citizen
attests his loyalty and service to gov
ernment; an anarchist of Jewish eX-
traction is an apOstate who determines
his own accommodation without ec-
clesiastical process or without doom by
bell and candle. Morally, the Russian
government is responsible for every
soul fallen into the hell of anarchy;
morally, that government shares the
infamy of the lost souls that substitute
murder for peaceful government; but,
whatever the cause of his aiment.
shall raving maniac be permitted to
run amuck? Whatever the unhappy
processes that have produced the NOR
al insanity of so many Russian vie
Tins, shall-they be permitted to endan-
ger the peace of this country! We
must modify our ideas of immigration.
We cannot advise the admission of an
anarchist, whoever and whatever he
is. The laws of our country demand
our unconditional cooperation. and
if only for self-protection, which is
wholly legitimate, we must restrict
our hospitable intents and fraternal
consideration to those who deserve.
After all. Emma Goldman and her
kind are but theorists, dangerous
enough, but unfortunately protected
by both laws and conditions that per
nit unlicensed speech and the propa-
CATION of dangerous doctrines of life
and conduct. But tn criminal who
avcngcs his descent from the public
faith by murder and assassination has
now also made his appearance
crazed anarchist. who bears marks
of the torture of Russia on his heart.
his brain and his body-God pity him
and though he he both morally and
mentally insane, this is not the time
for explanations why he has attained
TO that low degree. but rather the tim,
by all fair and legitimate means at our
command. to aid government i'm stamp
ing out anarchy. expelling the anar-
chist and preventing that miserable
class from cndangering the harmon
ious relationship which. in the inter
est of peace and progress. must exist
between all elements of a community.
There are immigration societies in
New York which. with the very best
of Intentions. are too much swayed by
sentiment: this is the time for Jewish
cooperation with the most rigid inter
prctation of the laws of immigration.
for full consent to the national sen
timcnt of restraining undesirable i'm
migration, provided the government
can be made to understand that re-
ligious or race test at the ports is it.
self unconstitutional IF we are t.
flourish in this country let us heed our
dangers as well as our opportunities.
Jacob Noorsangcr in Emanu-EI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

Hoy Sc encontraba en- la ciu-
dad el ilustrado misionero de-
TERRA Santa, Fray Justo Con
de, de Santo Domingo. Sigue
viaje para Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22
Las broInaS del alcohol

Anoche proximamente a las
doce y media varios marineros
del Carolina" promovieron I'm
fuerte escandalo en- la esplanada
de la marina frente q la estacion
del tranvia.
La policia trato de reprimir
el desorden, pero ellos arranca-
ron a correr disparando tiros al
aire.
Cuando los guardias llegaban
al muelle en- persecution de los
fugitivos Ell sereno del mismo
detuvo a los policias negandoles
ell acceso en- tanto aquellos su-
bian abordo.
Enterado Ell Juez Suau sc pre-
sent6 en- ell "Carolina' acompa :
fiado de la policia pudiendo de-
tener a tres, que han sido mul-
tados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

dato y va bajando como hombre
de Estado; no tanto por cuIpa
suya. como por ser 10 que son
las costumbres politicas y el
metodo de elegir Presidente de
este pals. ST, como pareCe pro-
bable, la Convention 10 designa
candidate, sucedera a Mr.. Roo
sevelt en- la Casa Blanca, a no
ser que los democratas den con
I'm candidate y TN programa que
-inspiren cOnhanza V entusiasmo
a la naci0n. Hay entire ellos
hombres de merito, que harlan
buenos Presidentes, como el
Juez Gray, Ell Senador Daniels y
el Gobernador Johnson; pero ell
partldO esta COntrOlado por Mr..
Bryan, dos veces candidate Y
otras tantas derrotado. ST no
logra ser candidate por tercera
vez, como es influyente en- va
rios Estados, habra que luchar
con el y con su tendencia y ha
cerles concesiones en- Ell progra-
ma, COnCesiOnes Socialisticas que
no mejoraran la posici6n del
partido demoCratico.
En- este de la socialisteria, hay
verdadera puja entire los dos
partidos. Y los millares de anne
ricanos que son individualistas
sc veran apurados cuando ten
gan que decidirse por uno de los
dos programs. Nj siquiera les
queda el recurso de votar con
ese Partido Nacional Indepen-
diente. que organiza Ell inquieto
MIR. Heart y que ST bien Sc de =
clara anti-soCialista, sc procla-
ma anti-capitalista; y este sin
dejar de pedir una gran escua-
dra; por don de viene aresultar
en- las lineas generates, adicto a
la polltiCa del Presidente Roo
sevelt. Esta politica, que ha
ten1do algo muy recomenda bic,
ha tenido y sigue teniendo mu-
cho de perturbador y ha crea-
do la C tual e incoherente
situaci6n de los partidos. Al
republicano, que era una dere-
cha, 10 ha obligado Mr.. Roose-
welt a izquierdar, al prohijar
ciertas ideas, no va de los de-
m0cratas. sino de los radicales
del partido democratico; con 10
que; este que era una izquierda,
10 ha hecho sario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

tandose las cuentas de los trabaioS
verificados.
Por tanto, ordenese por Ell conceio
municipal de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Secci6n primera. Sc conceda au-
torizacion al Tesorero Municipal pa
ra solicitar del Auditor de Puerto Ri
co, de los veinte Y dos mil dollars
t$2k ooo.oo) del anticipo, las cantidg
des que lie indique ell Contador Mr.
|cipal y vayan siendo necesarias
atender al pago de las obgas eies
das dc reparaciones en el Acus
de esta Jiudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22
DpSde Washington

Es una suerte que la singular
V deplorable aventura. oCurrida
en Nazareth, Estado de Pensyl-
vania, no sc haya dado en- TERRA
de Castillo 8 en- alguna de las
republicas h1spapo-ameriCanas
porque, en- estos dias dirian CO
sas elocuentes los periodicos de
esta naci6n sobre la ignorancia,
la crueldad y la superstition de
la gente que habla espafol.
En- ese pueblo de Nazareth
hay una secta religiosa que Sc
llama La Casa de Dios Y es su
iefe I'm Roberto Bachman, hon.
bre modesto que sc tiene por
Dios; Y por tai 10 tienen sus
correligionarios. Ese Mr.. Bach
man dio muerte a una nina de
cinco afios, como sacrihcio reli-
gioso. Ell acto ha sido aprobado
por la esposa del ejecutor y por
todo ell personal de la secta; el
cual opina que su jefe no puede
hacer NADIA malo.
Los padres de la victima no
solo no estan aligidos, sino que
acatan su desgracia como TN
deCretO dlvinO.
Las autoridades de Nazareth,
que no pertenecen a La Casa de
DioS, han detenido a Mr.. Bach
man.
FL ministro de la Guerra Mr..
Taft, aprobara la conducta de
esas autoridades. Puede hacer-
10 sin peligro. porque la secta
de Nazareth no es numerosa; ST
dispusiera de Cientos de milla-
res de votOs-como los gremios
obreros-ni Mr.. Taft nj otros
politicos, de los que son Candi-
datos a la Pres1dencia de la Re-
publica, Sc atreverian a desa-
gradar a Mr.. Bachman V a su
grey. iVotos! Votes! iVotos!
Ell ministro de la Guerra sigue
dedicado a cazarlos por todoS
los medios; y con exito, puesto
que va tiene de su parte mas
Delegates de los que formaran
la Convention Republican, Ma
Cional que ninguno de los otros
aspirantes a la Candidatura
Hasta ha obtenido el apoyo de
una parte de la poblacion de
color, que era muy hostil a el
desde Ell famoso incidente de
Brownsville.
Sc recordara que, con motive
de algunos disturbios, habidos
en- aquella localidad y atribui-
dos a soldados de color. Mr.. Taft
dio de baja a toda una compa-
flia de infanteria; Conducta in
justa, censurada por la opinion
independence. Pues ahora, Sc
gun Sc ha publicado, varios pc
riodicos escritos por gente de
color. sc han pasado. por "razo-
mes desconocidas" a Mr.. Taft.
No completamente "descono-
cidas" puesto que al propietario
de uno de esos periodicos lie ban
dado un empleo federal en- Ken.
tucky; y. acaso. haya habido,
tambien algun unto de Mejico.
como aquel que, seg1n Sc cuen-
ia, empleo Ell famoso Mark Han
na. en- una Convention Republi-
cana, para convenCer a los de-
legados de color de que debian
votar a Mr.. Nc Kinley.
Con estos y otros detalles Mr..
Taft va subiendo como candi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22
Tn te|eggrana

Aver tarde Sc recibi6 TN telegrama
en- esta ciudad del alcalde de Ponce
seaor Moret Gallart solicitando fuera
considerable, 10 mas brevemente. La or.
Idenanza respecto al anticipo de los
diez mil dollars. de cuyo asunto tam
bi1n Sc ocuparan los sedores Porrata,
Doria y Rosicn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22
Para ESpala

Ha embarcado para Espafia en- el
"Pio TX" nuestro distinguido amigo
don Alfonso Alvarez de la casa Al
varez Hermanos de San Juan.
lie deseamos un felicfsimo viaie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22
Secci6n ReigiioSa

Santos para mafiana 23.-San Juan
Bapt., Mira. Sra. del Puerto. La apa-
rici6n de Santiago apostol, Santos
Desiderio y Quinciano obs, Basileo,
Donate, FIdelio, Montana y Science
mrs, Eufebio y Miguel obs, Euti-
quio (abogado contra la sequia) y Flo.
rencio monies, y Santas Almerinda y
Nicia mrs.
La misa es con rito dobie y color
blancO.
MISAS.
Catedral.-Dias labora bles 6, 6. 3o-
7.3o, 8.3o.-Festivos: S, rs, II.
Todos los domingos & las 7 p. M.
Trisagio en- honor de Nuestra SefIora
de la Providencia.
San Francisco.-Dias laborables, 2.
-Festivos: 8. y 8.
San Jose .-Dias labora bles:z, W. 80
-Festivos: o.3o, 7, y 7.3o.
Santa Ana. .-Dias laborables: GO.
-Festivos: o.Io.
Puerta de Terra Martes: DO
mngos: 9.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22
Dc Ponce

UU | UlUU
En- Ell tren de esta tarde Sc
espera de San Juan al joven
escritor y poeta don Rafael Ma
tos BeTnier.
Ha regresado de Juana Diaz
Ell seilor don Antonio Molina v
anuncio su meeting para ell do
mingo en- la plazuela del teatro,
en- ell cual tomara parte dom
Tomas Carrion.
Sc encuentra recogido en- ca
ma don Acisclo Subira, uno de
los duefos de la hacienda "Sau-
ri y Subira." Que mejore prom
to son nuestros ardientes de-
secs.
va ha tornado mando de la
Comandancia de Ia Policfa IN
sular, en- la ciudad. Ell captain
Cabrera, que estaba en- San
uan.
Hoy Sc encontraba en- la ciu-
dad Ell ilustrado misionero de
TERRA Santa, Fray Justo Con-
de, de Santo Domingo. Sigue
viaje para Cuba.
Desde aver esta en- Ponce el
|conocido agitador obrero don
Eugenio Sanchez Lopez, que ha
venido a arreglar asuntos de la
"Federaci0n Libre" Y a poner
EN- practica Ell nuevo plan de los
senores Iglesias, Sanchez y otros
del dlstrito ponceflo.
El domingo lego la Corte fe-
deraI. Sus sesiones han sido
abiertas Y prometen ser muy
interesantes.
En- uno de los pr6ximos dias
saldra para San Juan el apre-
|ciable companero don Nicolas
Rivas.
Procedente de la veCina Re
publica Dominicana, ha llegado
don Victor Covadin. a someter-
Sc a TN tratamiento medico.
Viene enfermo de la vista.
Que sc restablezca.
Muy COncurridas Sc ven las
novenas que celebra la Iglesia
Cat0liCa todaS las noches. Los
|altares estan hermosamente de-
|Corados.
Una reunion importantisima
Sera celebrada por la Federation
Libre, dentro de breves dias.
A ella aSiStiran obreros del
distrito.
La viuda de Contreras Ramos
ha mudado su residencia para
la Gale del Captain Correa nu-
nero 10 donde Sc ofrece q sus
amigos de siempre
Tn team de Baseball forma-
do con los antiques jugadores}
del "Escogido" y titulado Nue.
vo Ponce. ha empezado d jugar
en- la Playa y en- La ciudad.
C0RRESPO NSAIt.
Para ESpaia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

En- Ell tren de esta tarde Sc
espera de San Juan al joven
escritor y poeta don Rafael Ma
tos BeTnier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

AutCCCucnleS.
Hernandez, segt1n Sc nos informa,
era de oflcio guinea Hero, pero hace
algun tempo que Ell negocio no daba
buenos resultados y..se dedicaba la
venta de billetes de loterfa de Santo
Domingo.
En- este modo de vivir habfa encon.
trado alg1n alivio, marchando me-
jor sus negocios pudo contraer ma
trlmoplo con una joven.
Dicho enlace Sc efectuo Ell lunes de
esta semana. Es decir que lleva ba
tres dias de casado.
Aver tarde, encontr andose en- la
|calle de Allen expendiendo un billie
te, fue sorprendido por ell policia San
tlago, quien Sc incauto de cuarenta Y
nueve declmos y arresto Hernandez.
Ante el Juez Suau.
Ell policfa Santiago, presento una
denuncla contra Hernandez, por ven
der billetes de loterfa. Ell Tuez sefior
Suau ordeno la libertad del acusado
mediante una fanza de cincuenta do
liars, la que presto en- Ell acto.
Al salir del juzgado Hernandez, de-
mostraba un gran abatimiento, dijo
4 varias personas que lie rodea ban,
que la vida le era impossible con los
reveses que desde hace algdn tempo
sufrla.
Recuerdese que Hernandez tuvo
un encuentro personal hace meses
que termin6 tlros.
Ell suicide.
Su mujer no pudo observar NADIA
anormal en- su marido.
Al retirarse SD cuarto 4 las diez
pretextando que tenia que arreglar
|algunos asuntos, Sc encerro sin que
lie permitiera a nadie la entrada.
va llevaba en- Ell bolsillo Ell revol-
yer con que atent6 contra su vida.
Be acosto en- la cana en- esta posi-.
cion puso fin su existencia, introdu-
ciendose ell arma de fuego en- la boca.
Cuando fueron avisados los doctores
del Toro Cuebas.y Sica, d6,ya Herman
dez era cadaver.
La defensa.
Hernandez habfa encomendado su
defensa en- ell juic 10 que contra el de-
bia celebrarse esta maflana en- la Cor
te Municipal al Lcdo. seflor Pedro
Gomez.
La fanza de cincuenta dollars fue
prestada por don Miguel NdfIez.
Ell revolver.
En- la Investigation practicada por
Ell Juez sef1or Suau, fue hallado al la
do dc la CANA TN revolver de nueve
|milimetros, sistema Smith.
Sc nos dice que la posici6n de Her
nandez era actualmente bastante de.
sahogada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

Ha regresado de Juana Diaz
Ell se3or don Antonio Molina v
anuncio su meeting para ell do
mingo en- la plazuela del teatro.
en- ell cual tomara parte dom
Tomas Carri0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22
DRAMAS DE- IA VIDA
Ell suicide de anOche

Anoche 4 las diez, POGO mas me-
nos, atento contra su vida, en- su resi-.
dencia de ?uerta de TERRA, parada ?,
ell individuo Alexandra Hernandez.
AnteCedenteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

Sc encuentra recogido en- ca
ma don Acisclo Subira, uno de
los duenos de la hacienda "Sau-
ri y Subira." Que mejore prom
to son nuestros ardientes de-
secs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-22

va ha tornado mando de Ia
Comandancia de Ia Policfa IN
sular, en- la Ciudad. Ell captain
Cabrera, que estaba en- San
uan.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19

In a letter from DR.. G. A. Holtz'
endorf, who is in New York, tax
ing special post graduate course
in porcelain gold inlay work under
DR.. lockwood, one Of New York's
specialists in this special work, He
says: "This special kind OF
work requires special training un-
der skilled teachers and I am GER
tainly getting that, for they are
most thorough in their Instructions
both in theory and demonstrative
work. So | hope to be in good
shape for doing this kind of work
most successfully upon my return
and take up my practice again. ="
The DR.. aud Mrs. HoltZendorf
will leave tomorrow returning via
Chicago.
Be sure and call at our store one
day next week. Watt & Holmes
Hdw. Co. 12O-4t
Miss Dixie Jay has returned to
Macon to re enter college this week.
See that Walking Cake at Watt
& Holmes Hardware Store next
Tuesday at $3.50 O'Clock. 121-1t
Mrs. d. B. Jay and the baby
are visiting relatives in Macon.
Not cake walk, but Walking
Cake next Tuesday at Watt &
Holmes Hardware store at $3.50
o'clock. 121-1t
MI. G. w. Hayes is back from
Dawson where he succeeded in Sc
curing several Thousand dollars
worth of contracts for the Fitz-
gerald made tile.
That Walking Cake will actually
be baked in Great Majesty Range
at Watt & Holmes Hardware store
next Tuesday and served to those
present. 12l-1t
All wool Chiffon Panama in blue
and black, $l.5O quality. Under
selling price $1.O0 at Levin Bros,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19
$1,000 Wolfe Skirts, Undersell


$1,000 Wolfe Skirts, Undersell-
ing Price So so, at Levin Bros.
There will be double header on
at the Family theatre tonight. The
principal subject will he the Bos-
ton Tea Party.
Stetson Hats, "Nufsed," s3.90,
at Levin Bros.
Why buy a cat in d sack? At
our exhibit next week we will
show you Majestic in actual Ope-
ration. Watt & Holmes Hdw. Go.
120-4t.
There will be an interesting con-
test at the W. r. q. hall tonight
and an oyster supper. Better go.
Mr.. ID. II. PAulk yesterday do
mated some tue Keefer pears to
the collection at the Business
League headquarters display.
On account Of declining health |
must sell my property in Fitzger-
aid and vicinity. I offer my home
at 422 West Cypress street at a
bargain. l will also sell 5-acre
tract No. S22 very cheap,
1l7-tf r. NJ. WINsLoW.
Mr.. Isrel Levin, senior member
of the firm of Levin Bros, will
move into his new home on Lee
street within the next few days.
French Ginhams, 15c quality, at
Levin Bros. Underselling sale
SIC.
DIR. Roseborough will conduct a
special service for the young PEG.
pie at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow at 4 o'clock in the after
noon. The other services at that
church will be found announced in
'Ethe Church News" column.
Biscuits baked right in three
minutes every day next week at
our store Watt & Holmes Hdw.
Co. 100 At
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19
Justice Court Continued.


D. B. Null, as agent for L. B.
Simons, VS.. John and Mrs. Row
land.
Johnson Hardware Co. VS.. j. T.
Stevens.
johnson Hardware Co. VS.. Jas.
Walker.
Wright Mercantile Co. 3. =.
Kelley.
Wright Mercansile Co: VS.. Lee
Houston.
Fl. J. Lawrence VS.. J. W. Nor
ris.
Johnson Hardware Go. VS.. j. nj.
Pridgen.
J. w. Troxall VS.. T. J. Livings-
ton.
Ryman & Wall VS. l. J. Menshew.
Wright Mercantile Co VS. T. L.
Holt.
Martin Supply & Implement Go.
VS. E. w. Skinner. i.
I. Gelders, assignee, VS.. j. i.
Oxford claimant
q. T. Thrope VS. J. j. and Mrs.
Paugh.
J. G. Whitley VS. B. j. Harris.
Rydale medicine Go. VS. w. T.
Watson resulted in a verdict for
the defend ant.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-19
Wright Items.

We are having some very pleas
ant weather at present.
Mrs. Lula Lucas, of Mekinopy,
Florida, is visiting her mother Mrs.
w. NJ. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Harrell, of
Rine, visited the latter's mother,
Mrs. Fl. P. Stone, this week.
Captain Hicks, of Fitzgerald,
was a guest of Mr.. P. F. Stone,
Tuesday last.
Mr.. Quarry Dorminey made a
business trip to Fitzgerald last
Tuesday.
Mr.. John Sasser and family
visited Mrs. Kate Cooper Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Fitzgerald
went shopping Thursday.
Mr.. H. r. Cooper is out again
after a few days illness.
Mrs. Jack Norris and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. Barnes.
Nr. and Mrs. Gorden Roberts
visited Mrs. H. LII. Tailor, the
formers aunt, this week.
MIS-. Minnie Stone spent Tues
day with her mother, Mrs. NJ. w.
Cooper
lIr. p. f. Stone went to Fitzger
aid with load of cotton Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. w. Cooper made bust
ness trip to Fitzgerald Thursday.
BOBOLINK.