davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01
Central Warehouse.

II. G. Powell and @. @. DOzier
have rented the warehouse recently
vacated by the Farmers Union
and will be ready for business
Sept. 1. Bring your cotton and
get full weight and best prices.
G. G. DoZIER,
113O-1m General Manager.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01

The Enterprise sells blanks OF
every descriptions Justice Court
pap>rs u specially Notes, mort
CAGES, contracts and deeds. tt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01

Keefer Barber Shop clean and
first class, on Pine street opposite
Haile's Drug Store. 112-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01

The Grant Street Barber Shop,
Fitz Hugh Lee proprietor. Hot
and cold baths. u
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01

\ hous" ard two 'ots far sale
cheap if you GENE quick Call on
C. NJ. Wirslow, north west corner
Of city limits. FIX 3, thing in
good order. \ f:tr' -sar,l"n. 1t2
81
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01

The i'drior Barber Sbop-I(lc
shave, zoe hair cut. LOO If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01

EVERYBODY reads The
Enterprise, and all who buy goods
from G. A. Saunders & Co. save
money. 1O78-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-09-01

A few fine maps of the colony,
blue prints from the best drawing
that has ever been made of the
colony domain, at the Enterprise
office. tt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
elek
nany, slpee ypOcEag
5.s, do G6ISradO. s5.35;

5ss. NJ
Wyjeidza codsisnnie Chicago,
o.lOsz rama a. sIllennyyeesr w.lprrost bel1I
aazmulan,,Y. TYIlkzoZjesdllp,a noe 81:
EESddrlydsaIVV p.ulllII laa II. ookkistls rry,lssulrnkk,owsie
sJyip5iia.llnneAwsaaggsoeInl 4 dEaalr1m1oeo rlozskksial.,
dane krzes}a ] obserwacyyyjjada spparlo-
rowe waago.nY. Jadlos Wagonach
MISUNDERSTANDING slnaiilsal: s5&z
S350,.OOs.zasbii1etzwrotn zChi:-
Roago,sdosD Denver, Coloradoss Springs
Pueblo, codziennie ~ do ss aODg
s1rzea6sn1iia przez Chicago, Union
Pacific i kolej North Western.
Udp,owIiednie niskiie raty Wszys1t--
skiohSstaoyI DIVA poclaaggi d 1;zii'efn5nd
4 3 ,blizszee5;. 4 ilnfd,olrrmacJyea sggloste s 7
do kt6regoko1wiek. agents. Sss 5s kolesi
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
Ma sprzedaz

Dobra 100 akrowa farma
ma sprz6daz, 80 ak row pod
.p1ugiem, reszta Dor i past
.wiska Dom muro1Wany idu-
III nowy ehleW, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydla j 6 keoonni j d
.koIo 100 ton6W siana, rr6 81,
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
:wszystko " najlepszym po-
rlzadku. Fylko p mill Cd Wi
snony. Blizszych szczeg616w
III wlasciciela J6zefa Szumih-
.skiego " Bluff Siding, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
ENiasnaii nna4ssma aanndnj

HaMNMMs@Te5I
Niefnaiiomi,,SnA WidOk pdnie-
I s1s asbslrtse reKsolllgvFss.r6daR
sslra III I iisHppsodnie66 m recs q,
Ijspsesspa xreWidowaIii q kkiiiezxes
ME sterorli wlo6c q Iita
P - s lb ~ Nh u ~ Ml q. a.
nieznalezlli, q lch doprovvaadd,sa,iltol
40 N65cisklodci.N "a odchodnem ban ns
Idycisssar,1eliiilr oAIe1apeeo vllo,do 81
A., rauiaae 81 fulami glove
..Blrxsaucahhsi ee1ss
u Nr lt4t,s' ve ego, le1aaoegg on q go,
IS ]. s go y .p i 81 q q, .n.-
lhasla ..on., ppoddssajaeoa g MN = pew
.nei odleglodoi.
hhtissgsfv sgeuii pP,ze~ie'.iietape do
Iissp,ItaIa5 s1aftytsk Y EEabtlnie, Ban,
.idyei abtesi ,55.'s g . !. 's5' ...s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
MllLlEsgCI !z'l'1OlllJCz,iYlIZ,ll''llN
POlLs|RllII.lllCljj|Hllllll.

TEITy EsA E1gSNs&4e SATIEsI
TCzEN Robotnik slomindakziil,,
peohodsssgeet sTcssxe, zatr ndnio77
II d g I. vi pod Prnslkiim Holl4sdem,
as snu naswo.ie, aai ,'s
.deRaaiiYlimn aialneml, Niesscxedia
4 - sss-sis ss..ssa.sS-s.s::F4 * sIl...a...t& .%ssss.a.t.
e e y. AZ e p ltlsl El'E... siee t.f aiesz-
e. 8 z q. !. a ad|.' 60 : a aes''4'Il''.
Ilid I wds I nsaiaca rassyhl.
.iaipsa sieseiaeh niego ite. t tallI=
nsssisas1lnirie, g .oatal ~praejeehar
y ai - ! q, ayeis xysIonat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
w lI.ul sst5,le5sz zWazttsk 5dn.a sso.go=Lipes 1908 II.

Il. WI II
q "a
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najjprsdd vyiecbaay xozem Y Y
|pswno bsgno gsebokie. Tsm@spaa
S .sssasas I. y 5s az HSsss ss5 ~
ve.a sgaek ,.ee.opego wosssiee1
DO b.gpa y MEM sIe pdpii. 81
catymozasowo areastovano. oto
.sk'utk ispiiahstva !, sz..=z !.
~KFp l:ez'll:| q q Y po 'E'di'Es =
. lP|''1g'' ''.l'.l Icy 90 e1ps i : od'eo'fa
ykolaiarza. Droni roxniecala ogieha nv y
5Hss-#=s IA 81 ssss$ss.#Is as:a::#ss= ..S.sl. 1as @.sss#ss: aST##5s##.5
..pl 6. " ts. j, na . inns dz iless
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.s 90 towera1ys3tee prsy paieea;, , Haeeifs
Ssnafs.l. v ) a 3 !. I. Gale ds'e We
stanelo.w pfonieniaoh. Gieako POI.
y: @ss ~; Il: Hs:s:azs.s ~ :ssfss 5- ass
parzlone dziecko odstaw.iiono do 'ttuts
q 5.sssttssss::ss F..s#sH MI ~ ~ a. i ,sssss#a II N sss J
.tejszego domu ohoryoh, ggtdsle ki Is.
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godsin p6zzniej zrnarlo. s
81 Is s.z q - - a-=.zsssssIS &,
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hel 81 .lot IA. W " 81 stefan .l{';t'sn' oto 8
e. q ee6lrn e l.Es soke1 & I, "
edlegiodci okoso seo. .m got 81
800 i IS * s: ~
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Z 1agra1a u, mars. so q 81. Ponieva.
ME ni's1 b ! e Az e, to + Ioz ,,'g'''t''a p poli|eyt
nego. 4 " 4. ED aawnio "a kape aIanli-
s 4 ran aa Il mr. 4 iinnyeh n a1!'sg
ksgat ~ taaadego ma nr. fas J;
s : .s,,gl !, asla 4 Y apslaeys do iaby.
t' 's''zz ,'l., y ! .By e '1dg'4 J t6 Or.
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moae byc Iaraaay, kto poeh6d y !
s /. ,sI''i,,,.1 NE !, MI X &. e ,',' / h.sdy
s. q Y u pe y r1'1' ,'ls'e, tylhe M
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:, nek gdrai mil ..5 Wo1neg 1 &: P E'et
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s.afs ! 1y~nofoiq, gdsie !, snala 4
,.IlIa j q 8. . k lzlg..s solnlym. NE ~:
az ll4ap,, = ! Y 'e's' % 'I,' de9bfi's ' { |! ! n i Il.
/ ! y lt ]. IIhtiismgS,aa y !. n q .iemis.
alyazscg 50 u sieni przYb,ss1s
- poslal. po Ieksrss. Tsnss 1adaf
-sssS.1s:& X RE-
vpr.wd.ie arodt6v prssciw..
lsi.l.iacyeh, lsc1 bod.j uda s'e q.
;raymst malca prsy 41oia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30
2 GsAIIgYI

WAD1o VIC zaow. sarrsals's,ny
E,xypaadek z.daar1zyl sie na ramPie mIse
Edzgy e: PF'aleao ], = s,i.,Eas ! Laskowa. Otto.
g ieg;.... o,oho,v '';1... tols si io ''l''''s'
adaIaajaoy Cd spytkoowaio naieeha !
Walentego soltysa, raniaec go y
Fokropny sp.eo.s g i aaniao mu dHa
zebra. Nieszcze6liwego odwiezion4o'
Sc s1pitela,, eddie !; valo.Y y: e sm'et5
EEeilas. D Wine &! y .1 ta I p &. ~.
|stt'en ~. zar ~ ...l kolejowy' kt6 l';''
kierajae Gle oslavienym .,systemem
E#ossczedno6oiowym.. ME daje Pc boz
E=oznuYoh drogaoh zamyka6 ramp, leos
E=s;v,yo.ains tablic.ks : o.t a' I
|| 1..lt' &c e g Me e.gta bard1o o.s~
E;ato : tel p,estej prsyesyny, ze jest
q b - !.
% w.ypaddlhlla, tyym a donosi nam Czg-
.te.nik nasz 3 3. sW'ojoieoh Zak : Pal.
is.as ~ s1 -
iczaWio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

H6 ,ls| r 4 PEI,
HTNRM. ~ naiiaglIlh soLote pad
xisadr, x1d.r1ale. ii Il vislais
a',s..sssso,.. ssils.n j / Er.b.,I BIO.
iiy.aI dit d : db,a :yla ID vie.a
fsxa.s IS poalus d.vnaaiio ~.
Aa sss4asHs.I 81 Sos: ssss;sffs .s :
ussjjal olnsanic dssEon,enisin RrxI-
Paasisea. Z. dral 4 a !.i, .oaRas.
Nawisdssnia Najtw. Matyi Rsnay-
Gdy nast,paie staroszsk wchodz'l
! sshod.ak i. ehsr, pos1l,En4t ii
i :psd.. .,.olosoi lilt. i,.srt-.
SE,s.fsn,I lo.sil .oo.s s..ssll
i 4hall nsefS Wskatek cseeo ME-
inilain = nissskaaia $780, g.
gsas.ssa $50
NJ sAoea6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

IUsIlH ~. akrss 49,
sNssssss.s - YsI G..
|lhleaedvkll i 4. lrewissis gAsln lla
'prsschedsasy asoeewntsiesla e.
lopll PodTaki, 40.lstnizIIdtsefMia5
EglsEssS hrs asssFFJJ s., ssSEsAs = Il 81 ss s=sssfsslssHka4s
s.. proxadsao 1aldwies aanwaaay'
I |! !. i. sl.L. lsIis Al, = rows.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

krG%SsS
az diva w I { poeiaga g. towarox W..
IA .o g, Ignl|eoony. smierd ME
bawem nastapila.
Poaiieds a,'ste!
s steiae.or q. ! 4. No ! y j g II /.
4 Estr i q sis \ /. sH Eye o @l'a' s. N i
uleosalns .5 ohoroba .ppopehneeia g
Epodobno do ssn1oh6istws. z..
--s-r ! #=szzs.+lE z;s4sat
PIhA. g Ir..yAwoprzty " l!ee gl!1
EsLaz.l tutejsay sad .ers4siags1Iea1
Ehl,a,n a . Krsys.sofa stolpa : IA
Ekla M 3 lata domlt karnego.
BOREK. Podcsns ostatniej bu.;
- %
!
gkatktsna ;ioraaa stode.
~. eospodarsy Figte'ha j Bled !.
Eskisgo. W Bielwach zgor1sf dom q :
E.,m;a..ka.y. nr.e. rod.iny robotni.
|s ., !. Is i .letniego Fr.aai..kIa !, WglY..aj,
|sder.1s pioren i..bil e. p : r: niejj..
aon. c.tareoh ;nnyah robotnik6w
4, . q, .n.c.nie poranienyeh..
!. Il II -
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{ p
z!gs' 81 : 49,. po''
snalero : : n'elaoo.
s,ss. IS: !, & Sc
,4zz . 1. .u.aa
q. = z
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e. y 'p''' - -
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CZARNKOW. w RomanoWie
g :. s . q. . 49,
- ]. =. %
go -,
- ~
SnaalffO No tak&e duSo pieaiedsy.s
81. ~ !. 60, 49,, ,.....s
!.
-. 1. ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

w. If,- N5.I n Is!r 1922. y TTr- -FS-!- *F - =. v--F.
RECf ID d .rytssaakdv i WEsll
tiieff w vs,po.lS 'dfas !, I 81 kn. /. ( {
iHtodkrufs / pes ppouludniu : poSowu
rtb, Naas An br...a p.xexr Gain III,
w asayslsa aasas 81 Il as=aakks ssffssE 1898
Ai4 da1n naneipiopa ldlk w.sy.-+
Cd s. NJ y, sdi Nsa4s e ls.at
MIN I'LL ,,l atasA ps.o.s. !.
~<wlssslJy vssswof.s piselore are
bh li a.Iss,. h.,.,a rybsles
i,lli 40 tses Y H.. /. ~ vi :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

.fa$;-&EI eSSIF Hs&aM. "a %Te ~
KWlIlzYA ~ Kr4Ykosaoh
$3.50: go M 4 sssszlltl H ~ 44z=sHss=a q III
ip,ao1eeinilos kAka wlyrostk6w .niemieo
~ - ~: II ssss I ss 4 s :t 81: 81 AZ I 1ssss 4
eish . assspesym pelshin ny; roe e.
a. sb,ss In =. .ss,.ty. Jal i
d ID 81 lslI,,i, s.,.s .peslsd.h Il
i sssso to.sn q Isn !. pe I o &. i pc
f,.ss-,,sssl. v leaes,, s II =: y
- e..S SSsz. i ~ III VI. /. ~ ". lassssss1ss44ss ~; a#1zs@
81 scissssIplixaad pps1sbrsla, Knoll
" 5ske ! nsch = bsednseo polst-
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III, = d[sEi q. u, ps.rr. !, ..sl l,,
sIs.ss.ssHvF ,,,l,I L, . !. 4, !, |
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MY. Jadnp oiaaia n0&A pExebtfa
= ssts,eH sssssss#asssass.s MI yyssFss5s ~s=ssssssss.i
oboiosyk dostaia q rass piaraii
a. aebsr. .:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

Iiimyaa. IWIecxslHates r1sbld41Stan,aiielp,allsooI
ny byly wa.44s : a9a aalls III ~.
.tlone oprolassss sxys at.lsa'
piskniesudaIle. Is ! aroezYafe Boz
lsostaniesna dlugos y 'Eliinfissc1ss \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

POzNAN. Ne gidwnygmn dw.o,rsf
GU kolejowym wydarzylo gle okros
PIE niessozedoie. Nastawioie1 po-
oiag6w ?. :KEll,oepp dostat siss mic
d.y diva wozy pociagu towarowe-.
e. j !. =. rostal Ignlecony. sm nd j nies
Il R.. So: ssSE>.s"ss
.bawem nastapila.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

PlIA. hsa.sssy 49, esstss
|. 800. .sssrssli. 80
EsistA,a isspslassA 49,
Easiaowsi sabsB r6wnis4Yisefsa gaSk
ERedaF9ssee a 'l69|l g al!teak ! g
go tatsjssy nd praYs eiych nai
10 lat domusk arnaeo. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

J8DWABHO. ls-lssaia syshs-
vsais sssAyaey r. =. Har.jtseA
po.aa y s,sd.ss,a p pssssG ds =
pasia. Wsssslssy d .ory. sossala
i.s.. ss.v.isse = .is-;i sss,s,-
- 800 ps.se saassaasis.
asns4f9s IN r. ~ Asssl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-07-30

NtoWiYTpMYsL. Pesiedz,oiel
steinbord y Nowejdabrowiss 5. e.
Istrzelii ole s.. a~Ym ogrod1ie. Me i.
:ole.esalns ohoroba .popehnaia g
do ssnnob6jstwa. /
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
WILL DIVIDE WAnsuIrs.
Argentina and Iirn<is To Maintain
balance Of Power.

New fork.-the republics OF Bra
III and Argentina have reached an
agreement which wi. cnd Wild con-
lecture, both in Europe and America
ns 20 the ultimate disposition OF the
three "drcadnoughtH aud ten de-
siroycrH and scouts when Brazil Is
having built In -.nglisb yards. Broad
ly. tho agreement provides for pre-
serving the balance OF power be-
tween tho two republics. Brazil
agreeing to sell To Argentina one OF
the new battleships and enough OF
the smaller boats TO bring Argent
mas navy on par with nrazil'a
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

The following is an excellent Eay
Of sewing buttons on children's coats,
etc. Make q good-sized knot IN toni
thread. which should be fairly coarse:
then place small pearl button on the
inside Of the coat. Put the needle
nrst through the material. starting
from the right side of the garment.
then through the .mall button, then
back again through the material and
right through the big button, says
Home chat Continue 20 stitch
through and through until the button
feels quite firm. then give the thread
a twist or two round the base of the
top hutton and finish on securely
There will then be no fear OF the but
tons coming OF or tearing away the
cloth.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

Assistant rostfnnstrrn Srn,rni Ia Go
IL Congress i'n~see E,ii.

Washington. The four offices of
assistant postmaster general will be
abolished. director of posts with
scyon assistants provided for. and
the entire postal service Of the Unit
"a States divided into fifteen Heps-
rate districts. n the bin providing
Tor tho rcvlnion OF the postal laws
which are being prepared by the
Joint postal investigation commits
sion of Congress. appointed two years
ago. ~ passed by Congress The
commission which ~ composed of
three senators and three representa-
tlfea has been M session for the past
week and expects To complete the
work of preparing the bin this week
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

To preserve lemons many have re
sorted to placing them In jars of wa.
ter. changing the water every day.
This will keep them for number Of
days. but II It is desired TO keep them
n long time In hot weather. they
should be painted over with the white
or the mixed white and yolk of eggs.
and after drying. they can be played
not touching each other on n Heii
and left to take care of themse}yes.
or course every part Of the fruit
must be covered with the egg. which
on drying forms an alright coverine
that "'ye've" '"e1 New &ers
Press. m
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
eso,e propped prey.

Eagles stiil hover over the crags
that make the Cumberland Narrows
noted. John II. Horchier. an engineer,
found pheasant fiuttering in his yard
at Cumberland and observed y large
eagle flying away.
The eagle had dropped the pheasant
and made ftaniic but unsuccessful ef-
forts to recover 1t. flying into the ya-d.
but WAS frightened away by the pres
euce Of Mr.. Horchier. who found the
pheasant nuttering with jagged holea
In its neck from the eagles talons~-
Baltimore Sun.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
cAxADA WANTS CLEAN MONEY.
Careless Habits Across the oovdAs
Have Bred oisseresabts Condi-

Canada Il now more than ready for
clean currency The dirty h.ils and
deiaced colns which are circulating
among the people Of the country add
no credit to tho good name OF the DO
I..iliOn. II sanitary considerations
do not suggest something better
tLsn pride OF country should rise to
the occasion.
Canada has probably the most dis
reputable medium OF exchange Of any
nation which yTeiends TO civilization.
IN this the Government itself is the
chief offender aud has been during
tie changing administrations since
confederation Dominion dollar and
fuo-i0i.ar notes are permitted to cir
ouieic until iheg reek with dirt and
scarcely conform Ia size to the newer
notes with which they are counted
non time 10 time
u O. where G..ser Is used In great
esf quantity. however. that the de-
tauching OF the currency Is most
noticeable. Plugged halfdollars. fat
lentd dimes. worn quarters and
ciumpled hye.cent pieces are showed
on in the channels Of business The
church collection plates and street
railway boxes have become recepta
Ces for much OF the smallest OF II.
Tho plugged halfdoilar given In
change by one street car conductor 10
"a passenger is refused on another car
SO long as defaced money was ac-
tCpiod freely II caused no inconycn-
ience. no loss or embarrassment. it
was simply unsighty In the larger
centres all this Is changing. People
VIII not accept defaced mcncy--if
q ey know It. IT IS a positive handi.
cap 10 business and constant jar TO
the self.rcspecl OF the man who tries
10 pass II along. In the meantime
there Is lasity at many OF the gate.
ways 70 tourist travel from the south
This results in the infusion OF a
great amount Of United States cur
fcucy into Canadian trade channels
which may or may not be objection
able according TO the point OF view
hot which also brings along doluge
OF dcfaccd United States coin, and
this cannot be circulated south of the
line.
The design Of caEada's silver mon
cy Is commonplace. 1t lacks distinct
ivcncss and Il is wanting In Canadian
continent There is plenty OF mater
ial upon which 10 base a design which
means more and looks better than the
present issue. The beaver maple
leaf and shield OF the provinces. the
flag and many other things might be
made to play part in a new design
Toronto World.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

Think BODY Was Placed on Tracks
After Murder.

Dalton. Ca The body of Douglas
steele. molher, with the head entire
ly severed, was found Monday
stretched across the rails of the
southern Railway track near the
plant of the Duana Chair Company.
The body was badly mutilated, an
cnrly train having passed over IL. but
the absence of blood near the scene
lead the officers to suspect that the
young man was fouIly dealt with
conceal the crime.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

Of Wate- fowl. which gtreaU ana drifs
o6 clamoring toward the coming tvt
light. dove-gray cloud flashing with
gicams OF white and scarlet in The lev.
el rays Of the sun. And waen the boat
reaches the end Of the canal, and the
reeds are left behind. Yanina 10 seen
for the drst time. far Of across the
lake.
long peninsula projects from the
opposite shore. Upon Its extreme enc
a circle Of fortincations rises from
the waters edge, and above tSek
square outlines the domeA and mjnk,.
cts OF number Of large no16ues
gIeam in brilliant relief against the
hills behind. The lake shines below
them with lights as pure and clear as
thosc OF tie sunset sky above Its
waters hold in suspension numbcrl -
small crystals Of oliyine. which are
washed down from the serpentine
rock OF the mountain; and where the
direct rays are reflected from the sur.
face they become affected by inter.
ference in the tiny particles, producing
opal halos and zones Of delicate pris-
matte tints. Thus the sky seems to
surround the buildings with a univer.
sal glow OF liquid radiance. The dark
band Of the shore behind stretches
across them like . layer Of heavy
clouds hanging In mid-air. and the
towers and walls stand only upon tire
- - - Elections of themselves. The
city floats in the sky, as II supported
by spell; and above It, and again be.
hind 1t, the eye is caught and carried
forward by the sunset light itself.
From beryl to emerald. the sky glows
with changing shades Of green. ever
deepening and growing more luminous
toward the Western horizon. At
great height q flock Of little clouds
still catches the light and reflects it
downward. Where this feeble iilumi-
nation touches the earth It reveals. Is
olated In the hare OF distance. : region
Of desolate ranges, the higher peaks Of
which are disclosed rising from the
mists which hide the fastnesses OF
northern Albania. They stand isolat-
ed in the haze OF distance. distinguish
ed only by Z clearer definition in the
play Of light and shade upon their
sides from the sea OF shining air and
vapor which surrounds them.
Ac the rim OF the sun sinks out OF
sight a high thin cry comes vibrating
across the water from the town, the
last summons Of the Muezzin. softened
by distance to a single repeated syl-
liable. "'lah. 'lah, lah." Tho voice
swells and sinks, quavering in the
same minor cadences and with the
same nasal tones that we're heard In
the song of the Vlachs. Like their
song. 1t has q mournful sound; but
there is In It also a quality Of fierce
enthusaaam. half sugKsstsd nndof IT.
calm note of triumph and FsarsHdfv
The traveller seems to hear In It the
voice Of Tanina itself, telling him the
secret OF It's mystery and charm; that
before him lies the first outpost OF
Asia In Europe; that he Is rowing
from tho Western into the Eastern
world.-London Spectator.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05
Recipes.

Maple Suvar Cookies.-One coffee
cup OF thick sour cream, ! coffee cup
maple sugar. ! teaspoonful nutmeg. |
teaspoonful soda. tsaspoonhll salt;
dissolve the soda in n little water. to
the above mixture add -four enough
to roll soft rs YOU can handle; spr'n.
klc crumbs OF marlc sugar over top.
press In lightly. cut in any shape you
like. square is best, they require less
handling.
Fish Balls.--Mix with ! cup OF hot
mashed potatoes tunseasoned) IL
,up of shredded goldfish. add TO this
small egg and \ speck OF pepper.
beating an I'll light and creamy.
shape. rcll In dried bread crumbs. din
In beaten cgg. which has teaspoon
ful of milk added TO It. then in crumbs
again: place in fryins lasket and fry
IN decp, hot fat just below the smok.
ing point. till brown. drain on brown
paper.
Beet and Cabbage Salad Chop iine
n eooi-sizei. iirm head OF white cab
haze. take three good.sized beets,
boiled tender and chopped when cold /:
mix thoroughly with the cabbage.
then add very little salt and two
teaspoons of raw English mustard.
mix with other ingredients thorough
IN. scald enough vinegar TO cover the
heets and cabbage. sveeten little
with white sugar. place all In an car
then crock and when cold cover. This
will keep nicely in cold weather y
week or two
Piccalili One peck of green TO
matocs sliced. six onions sliced. Scat.
ter teacup OF salt over them and IL,
stand over night. In the morning
drain. add two quarts OF water, one
Quart of vinegar Boil twenty min.
utes. take from FIRE put In a sieve 10
drain. Take four quarts Of vinegar.
two pounds Of brown sugar. one table
spoon OF ground allspice. one table
spoon Of cinnamon. the same oi
ground Glove. one tablespoon OF
ground ginger and one teaspoon III
cayenne pepper. Put all together in
kettle and boil slowly twenty mia
utes-
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

Vienna. The Tsrkish charge
daffairn here has had = number of In
tet'iewH recently vita lhc Austria
iI'nseri~p Mtulstcr OH 1'orcsvn AZ
Mrs aud The result has been the bet
tcrinr Of the relations between the
two countries. Turkey WIS anxious
FOR good relations with Austr.a-liun-
gary, and aa'd she would do every
thing legally possible TO counteract
the effects of the present Turkish
boycott on Austrian and Hungarian
goods.
The new South-news., 1908-12-05

New York. Tho Austrian situa-
ton Is becoming moro and more
acute. The nervousness which has
business world of late round It's out
ward expression on the Vienna
Boursc. when there was something
approaching panic. There was n
buyers. The country has been
brought within measurable distance
of a financial and commercial. crisis.