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The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
WORLD TREATER TRUST STARTED
 BY SHUbERTS

GINcIN%AII. Sept. 25. George E. Cox. Republican politician of form an international theatrical syn dicate winch will lo by far the largest in Inc world. ShuberJ re gently return q from ah.oad and i'm mediatcly arcrWari the Shuberr sJockhol !erz were called together and told ot fho chance they had to take I.aseS or various Paris, Berlin, l. ndon Liver. oI and other for eign houses They raised the capital stock ol the company from $l.ooo,ooo 10 $IN0ooo1. This money k 10 be spcnr in both the American and European houses
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
CLAIMS HUGHES DON' l OWN ONE
 POUND OF COAL

SEATTLE. Sow. 2I President Jam.- Young head of the Alaska and Coa@. NurEauh,im corporations has spread , H-0oruuion among the couscratiaai-.s progressive Demo crats insure n, Republicans and general muct, .rs. by making statement in N. .a he squarely ad- v.cara~ tho ra age of Alaska coal land lawS. He utterly eNPlodes the Gugecnheim buaaboo by asserting that the company doos not own a pound of coal He states that the company will change it's entire sys- lem railroad and steamship busi- ness and EiIJ in the near future use only fuel oil
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
ACCIDENTS IN LONG FLIGHT

COLFAX, Cal, Sept. 24. - Ayi- ator Fowler, after an unsuccessful here to try and get increased power for his biplane He will try tomor- row to navigate the pass by violent swings about the summit. Carl Rodgers is the only other contestant left in the coast to coast race, and he is now at Cornell, \. I., repairing the damages caused by his fifth fall, He hopes 10 be able to resume his flight tomorrow
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN
 HAS REACHED CRISIS

MADRID -a.a I..ft mains ..-ru Ha .. AlfHu-l= raloh. l= .a#aa#a .., u..#a4f5a# any ma,m.a u- .s-.. a.a rhcr .~em. ss... .o....I.s a# H ajH sa .a.s, .t.. Political .Ea cWious .aa' .4 a..n ia.a aaso iEtiumci ri, .a4H.. Na. aae al ready keyed r aa A., o.u of rr- bclIi h. fa. .a...-n. H u. csutM luI1 raN,@.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
ANXIOUS ABOUT IUCKENBACH

SEATTLE. Sept 24. - Anxiety is .... here in regard to the continued .aioarmoc or he steamer Lnck- I'n a. HOW overdue from Nome four days. The vessel was last aoaid from when she ieft Dutch Iaaupl n 1he Huh. She has no a4s-oi-or~. l. is considered cer raH .uJ' she has met with serious fTuHnl..
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
|NHUMAN F|END MOST F|TT|NCLy
 TAKEN CARE OF

:. SEATTLE, Sept 24. - Form i.
 :: er Marshal Peter Fearlin, of .:. ':' the town of Kirkland, was yes :.
 = terday sentenced to life impris- .:.
 :. oumeut, and the additional pun :. :. ishmenJ ot sterilization for hay :. :. ing doped and assaulted an s. <.
 = Hear-old girl. This is the first ... = time that the sterilization penal z. '.' " has been imposed since the <:
 ... law imposing it for such crimes :. :. was enacted ill 1909 Patrolman <. '.' Tim Burns, of the Seattle force <. '.' was sentenced yesterday, for :. :. practically the same offense, to # '.' Imprisonment for from five to :. '.' twenty years, the smaller sen ... '.' tence being imposed because his .:. '.' victims were a little older and .. :. the case was not quite so cer. :. :. tain .:. z. +
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25

SOMNAM MBUlIST WALKS
 INTO POND AND DROWNS.

UPPER SANDUSkY. O.. Sept. 24 Mrs. NJ. $. Howe. of Forest, a sleep walker. arose at o'clock this morning and walked into a pond half mile distant where she was drowned
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25

the running There lived. according country south of New Madrid a rich and very beautiful widow, whose plantation stretched out for miles south of the line first proposed in 1918 as the southern boundary of Missouri The widow wanted very much to be inside instead of out in the wild territory of Arkansas, but apparently there was no chance for her. At last the surveyors came to the swamp country to lay out the state boundary line. Two young men were in charge of the surveying par ty. and for them the widow set her cap, if she wore one. The legend has omitted this important detail. Anyhow, cap or no cap. she was a very charming person. and the young engineers had been for months i'll a wilderness country where any face at all was rarity and a pretty one only a memory.
 The widow sent them an invitation to make her comfortable big house their headquarters. Silver gleamed on the table that first night at din ner, and delft negro servants passed them all the scores of good things possible only in well ordered household. The real attraction, how herself, eager to see that they had all the things that would make them more comfortable, laughing at their stories, and so deeply engrossed in
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
PRISONER DISTILLS HOOTCH

SALEM, Ore, Sept. 24. - Prison CT Edwards, kenuuckian, undergo caught today making hootch from prunes with q fountain syringe. He has had his clouies in the prison drunk for week, to the great mys- tification cf the guards Prohibition has now been once more restored in the penitentiary.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
TWO SMOTHER TO DEATH
 UNDER SAND IN CAVE

LA PORTE Ind. Sept. 24. - liar ry Cole. aged 2, son of Mrs Anna Cole. widow living near Morocco, Ind. and o boy of about the same age. named shuts of Danville. III were romI dead in d cave near the {. l. home, having been smothered by earth. A little daughter of Mrs. Cole noticed the boys feet protrud- ing from the sand.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
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MORE CATTLE COMING HERE

SEATTLE. Sept. 24 Harry Warren left tonight on the steamer AIam da with eighteen head of cattle for Fairbauks On board, also. wesc 'hc Dobbs moving picture az grega.iou, Who are going north for the Gug2cuhoims 10 procure coast pictures of coal mines and the like
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
CONSERVATIVES IN CAUCUS

HH>I REAL. Sept. 24 - Robert fu.'.. va- here today on his way Ottawa. iIa hold a long confer ,.., with Conservative leaders as .a .. r-ouueI ef his cabinet. but in ... .n. cmcut WIS given to the .. !. u.1arI Jo any selection that
 #t. .,.a made.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
CR0P SHORTAGE SURE ID BRING
 HIGHER PRICES

:. WASHINGTON. Sept. 24- z:
 .:. Officials of the department of :. :. agriculture predict that there 4 :. will be much higher prices than :. :. ever during the coming year :. :. for fcodstuffs because of the :. :. crop failures. Wheat is the ... :. only one of the grains in which :. :. the showing is good. and this is < :. so because il is believed the :. :. shortage can be mitigated by :. :. Canadian assistance. Corn will :. :. be four hundred million bushels :. :. bushels short. and potatoes will :. :. fall al least million bushels :. :. behind the production of a year :. :. ago. There is also heavy ..' .:' shortage in Eastern fruit. and :. :. the shortage in hay is worse ..' :. than that of year ago. :. = z.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
MAY BE THREE WEEKS BEFORE
 CABLE IS FIXED

= SEATTLE. Sept 24. The .:. = hi''d States cable ship Burn .. ':' side left last night for Valdez :. :. .o repair the break in the cable :. ':' oaHS d hy the earthquake on :.
 :. Thursday It is believed that il :. :. may be all of three weeks before :. = the break is mended as the bot :. :. m or he ocean where it is ::
 : believed the fracture occurred :. :. is rocky and grappling for the :. ':' broken ends is difficult The :. < earthquake was felt in New .:. :. York and many other cities of ::
 ':' the East :.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
EFFECTS WHEAT MARKET.

cuICAGO, Sept 2@ At the of lhc board of trade in this city today wheat immediately jemrv3 up cents bushel Al Duluth The advance am unted to i ,en'- per bu~hel The rise is due 10 ,. defeat of reciprocity with Canada.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
WOMAN BLOWN OUT OF
 BED BY BOMB IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK, Sept 9. One of the largest bombs that has ever put New lork's Italian colonies in d frenzy of terror exploded early today just outside the door of a bedroom ill which were sleeping Antonio Col arusso, his wife. Jennie, IS. and their One-day-old infant. The eXplo- sion catapulted Mrs Colarusso over her husband to the flor several feet from the bed.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
BALDWIN TO TRY TO FLY TO NORTH POLE
 IN AN AIRSHiP

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 25. - Ey- clyn B. Baldwin, the Arctic cXploI- would play great part ill his pro posed expedition to the north pole which will be started in 1912 or 1913. He says he will use two ships in making his journey north and will nse the aeroplane when he can go no further by boat.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
FOUND DEAD IN ALLEY.

CHICAGO. Sept. 23. - The dead body of Charles Allen. multimlliOn- aire and founder of the leather trust. was found this morning in down town alley way. It is supposed that in fit of pessimism he threw him self from a window of the hotel in which he was staying.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
ALLEGED BLACK LANDER
 CAPTURED BY WOMAN

CHICAGO. Sept. 24-Mrs Frances Soltcsanto, single handed, shot and captured an alleged agent of the Black Hand, who, with two others. demanded s2,000 tribute last night. After the agent had been given a ''phony' roll of bills and was leaving the place, Mrs. Soltosanto seized revolver and shot and wounded him. She called policeman.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
FIND LEPERS IN TOPEKA

TOPEKA. Sept. 24. - A big scare has ben oocasioned in this city by the discovery of two cases of leprosy here yesterday. Considerable doubt exists as to the number of people exposed and the authorities are in a quandary.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
EXPERTS PROVE SUBMARINE MINE
 hLEW UP MAINE

:. HAVANA. Sept. 24. Since ::
 :. the removal of the last of the :. z. debris from around the hull of :. :: the Maine. il has been proved :. ':' conclusively that the vessel was :. .:. destroyed by an external tXpIo- :. :. sion The experts who have :. :. been conducting he investisa- :. :. lion have filed evidence Of inc :. :. existence of huge submarine :. :. mines. ...
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
IN JAIL FUR USING
 MAILS ID STEAL

:. \EW loRk. Sept. 24 - Jar :: = ,1 t.agg and Former Secretary :: .* t. Treasury Daniel Morgan .: ... al. n,' others equally promin, .: .. .r.. w,T arrested here yester- .: :. ... .uI ,harsed with fraudulent :: .:' t." "t 'a" mails for stock :: :. .....s scheme that has been in :. :. ..,..'.ua aer l> months Most cf .: ... alleged victims, who ale .: :. -a.a .u numher million and :: .. ... al, -aii to b. persons in :: '.. HH..."ao circumstances Flagg :: = .- . u nacut millionaire of .: ... ...- ,,f'. ::
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
-.lT0W TO ASK ANOTHER DELAY IN
 M M'NANARA TRIAL

Los ANGELES. Sept 24 - Clar- e.. buuN will tomorrow ask for t u..,r delay in the trial of the Ne>wua- The rriaI is set for oaaH'r lI The prose cution will .t1"ro.~N pposc his motion for a continuance.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
POTLATCH BILL IS S68,OOO

SEATTLE. Sept 24. - A full re- to. ot rhc Golden Potlatch celeb,a- Lion ha, bean made by the commit lee in charge and the returns show :bl- il cost $G>.oo0 Plans are on I pt for a similar celebration next year at a scale twice as large
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
I. !. TRIES TO CRAWFISH

NEW YORK, Sept. 24. - Theo- dore Roosevelt. in a lang article in The Outlook, attempts 10 square him, seIi for his overriding of the coas; pr iU1i,cs against conservation by g.eaH b asf as 10 what conserya ii ii is likely 10 do for future gen eratiors
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
PARISIAN ACTRESS IS
 DROWNED IN THE RHINE

PARIS. Sept. 24. Mme Lantel- me. noted parisian actress, has been droNued in the Rhine near the Hol- land frontier. Mir. Edwards. her hus- band is reported seriously ill and there is fear in Paris that there may have been some kind of a tragedy. She was the daughter of a Paris innilnr
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
BIG GUNS ARE TOO MUCH FOR CHICKENS
 ON THE MARYLAND

NORFOLK. Na. @r. -t TGe shock lat.oa.aa ... ,i-,aar.o aI the guns d ru2.r Ha..o .a fas barllcshif- n.IaaHr. and o4.rr~ killed 1o-aaa nerau- ou .a. n@ea. LuliHg shore.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
NOTHING iN REPORT.

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The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
MEN CAN'T BE ELIMINATED

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease. silver tongued orator of Kansas, who once turned tLe politics of that state upside down, thereby aiding in the defeat of Senator In gals, yesterday al her country home in Slocum Park declared that Dr. Lee DeForcst ia entirely wrong in assert ing that the suffrage movement will eliminate man from family life, save as q biological reason" Dr. DeFor- est's denunciaticn of suffrage fol lowed the suit he brought to divorce his wife, the daughter of Mrs liar riet Stanton Blatch
 Now, don't mistake my mean ing warned Mrs Lease. "I am still a firm believer in suffrage But" she added impressiyely, suffrage will never eliminate men. Such talk is all rubbish.
 Collectively said Mrs. Lease, the woman soul sleeps; collectively woman is not awake to the neces- sites of the situation that Confronts the race. The great body of women delude themselves and seek to delude men by their insistent appeal of votes for women.'
 Women must learn that within themselves is the power that alone will make them free. It is women who must help man by making the ideal visible.
 The entire suffrage movement is an abortive effort on the part of the self-deluded and sell-centered to pro jeCt the shadow for the substance"
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
VALE UNIVERSITY COMM ENCES TUESDAY
 ITS 2t1TH YEAR

NEW HAVEN, Scpt @f. Yale university WiI ou Tuesday com mence on is t#o hundred and eleventh year.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25
RUBY CITY IS GROWING DAILY
 IN POPULATION

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The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-25

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 24.- Stanislaus II. Defer, secretary of the kosciuskO Building and Loan association. capitalized for $3,000,- GOO, is missing. It is charged that he embedded between $lS,000 and
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09
THE SCREEN ORDINANCE.

The Fitzgerald city council is making determined
house fly An ordinance has been adopted requiring screening
meats fruits coneconS offered for sale in the city whether in
stores and the screening of dining and kitchens
hotels restaurants Stables also be thoroughly cleaned
regular intervals The example of Fitzgerald commended the
cities of the states Albany Herald
Yes commend those in authority city There
entirely much caressness handling the food sold
who is asdous enough object flies crawling
what they buy often deded and laughed aMoue
Observer
is and has been commended many times but the peo
pie will into their heads that the people who
know what they talking about Like those caasOphes which
several reforms thereafter of typhoid fever will awaken them this
summer.-ThomaSvile Times Enterprise
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09
LORIMERIzING THE LEGISLATURE.

Some fool editor who lives by his hate principally his hate
HOke Smith, has bunded the suggestion that the Georgia Le
late better than the Illinois legislature which bought by
the and corporations for Lormer friend of the That they
might be bought for Hoke Smith, The suggestion put print
without rejecting that the average Georgian knows that there
corporation earth that would dollar Hoke Smith, and
they used would be against him. corporation
buy legislative Atlanta month will be
HOke, you bet your life. o
Now let everybody believes will
buy the Legislature oke Smith while everybody
else chips in penny the Legislative anticorrupon fund
BY the Tom Watson who makes the suggestion
the Legislature may be bought and calling
Toms just crazy
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09
Every Church Should
Have anExpert ADJ
Vertisilg Man.
By the Rev. CHARLES sTELzLB. Superintendent of the
ment of Church and Labor.

80 HE supreme duty the modern church is to get bust
A ness SLOWLY BUT SURELY 1T is LOSING
~ GROUND for from all parts of the world come stories OF
losses in membership There is but way to counteract
this waning power church realize that it is In exactly the
same position as any other solicitor of custom, and MUST AID
VERTISE ITS GOODS.
EVERY CHURCH SHOULD AN EXPERT ADVERTISING
MANAGER FEW PREACHERS KNOW TO PREPARE MATTER
FOR THE PRESS OR FOR THE ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF THE
NEWSPAPERS EVERY CHURCH SET ASIDE AN APPRo'
PRATIoN FOR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN, AND THIS FUND
SHOULD BE USED FOR PURPOSE.
The church monopoly of Christianity 1t IN sharp com
petition with other forces which insist that they have right speak
with as much authority the compulsin the church
present its proposition so attracvey and convncngy that
will APPEAL TO THOSE WHO HAVE PERFECT RIGHT
TO BUY OR NOT TO BUY.
Did you know that IN THE WHOLE BIBLE THERE Is
NOT ONE COMMAND DIRECTING PEOPLE IN GENERAL
TO GO TO CHURCH There are plenty of commands having
do with church attendance but they all refer to churchmen
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09
CUT OUT THE SUBSTITUTES.

Editor Christopher of the Montezuma Record is emneny correct
the question the papers the press association
the annual conventions
We have been able accomplish good for the
weekly the the Weekly Press Association for
the that only small number of those who attend the
ventons actually engaged in publishing paper
We would be the meetings Regularly would do
laying aside all other business if thought would large
number of people actually interested the newspaper business
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09
ISLANDER FRoM AN UNEXPECTED SOURCE"

Barrett the Farmers Union the conviction
that there large numbers of in every county
Georgia who ready and willing sell their money
Such ISLANDERS the good of Georgia There
always few bad every community but that any
considerable number of Georgia corrupt venal
is true-Quiman Free Press.
Mr. Barrett is partially correct that there countless
number of Them notably Chatham and Irwin where
sold the highest bidder open market in the face of the
public but such of county There counties
in Georgia is sold in any election can
prevented any county where the committees
grand ures willing We believe that Georgia soon
free referred by Mr. Barrett-Ftzgerald
prise
We good deal of surprise read that Irwin
county sold the highest bddern open market
the public This editor has lived in Irwin county nearly
eight years. has mingled somewhat in the politics of the county,
but found the of facts alleged by the Enter
prise lived in several other counties and has mingled
wherever he has lived and has found appreciate
difference the of the purity of the ballot box
How Editor Mercer has found out that the people of Irwin
much given the buying and selling of than the
people any other county, do understand.
deny that buying and selling may have been
praciced at times affirm that this
has been We simply know have heard
before that such the But that there exists such
defiance order charged in the above article
emphatically deny.
Such statement people of Irwin county
and must from the hasy generalization of reckless.
We call upon the Enterprise make good the charge
or take back-Ocila Star
Call upon Enterprise make good the charge Don't yo
know Flanders that it would geneaze on question
his kind?
Don't you that might become embarrassing
friends get specific and publish the facts? If you insist
will you data by letter then leave publish
We have thought of slanderng the good people of Irwin
would willingly do them injustice We have
ends among those who and
ad votes do that Flanders that would b
e confusing to embarrassing its friends
md neghbOrs
The article of the Star is the first that we have yet heard init
mated tfa traffic quite the Oca precinct
understood that those who have participated in
he traffic would consider such charge insult
have said has been with thought of unndness fol
We know of people We made the
natter truth and have thought Of taking back
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09
THE OLD WAY BEST.

The News does favor selection of United States
by popular considers the old asserve
of the dignity the in line with the theory of states
rights and the whole about good better way than
popular method especially when recent primaries in
this state considered The Gazette has favored de-
parture the old constitutional method of selection of the
states representatives upper house Of Congress- and
siders proposed change Difference camor that is
thoughtess ladvsed For long time, looked if
stood alone in this opinion and glad of
the standard the News sharing But the action of
Executive Committee would indicate that nobody but
legislator vote for United States Senator in Georgia
Triton Gazette
Editors Rainey and John Herring only sensible, but
ave The way the best The idea popular however,
liar with because he popular with the politician
because he the voters vote.
Help the health department before the fever comes.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09

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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09
PROHIBITIONS MARCH.

The liquor interest recognizing the rapid advance of prohibition
and the strong sentiment manng itself in the of Florida
about permit the passage of law that against the sale of
habtua runkard abolish in whisky houses
and the and games close the broomS by
permitting the sale only sealed packages and close the whisky
houses at o'clock to be opened until7 m.
That mighty prohibition and than is many
in
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09

The Oca Star from dogs deliver u.s. to which
skem again The has already lavshed much
affection the flee breeding There good dogs rather
valuable dogs but every that dollar there dozen
that worth days feeding
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09

The County Fair of the best educators from the farmers
standpoint and stmuusor farm improvement and increase OF
productiveneSs Let everybody behind the County Fair
that is everybody that interested in Ben HILL
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-05-09

The Megenthaer Linotype Co., New York. u s. A. has type
setting machine which sells $4OOO the price put the
Enterprise outfit presses material and good will The Mgenthaer is
simply big the price is big for poor folks.