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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25
Spbrssmaal % Sbar.

(Gra &p6e &ors' 6anife 0plpsnings>
fontor, Is. IS. 81. st., 81. 81
1. Seq iolgte fornplig min Sarm
til min Sbn for 5000 Dollars. @fal
ieg betale Snofomitffat al bele bette
8e1gb?
@par. .@eo @alg al @ien6om al
nogen font Delft @lags ifal Set fun
flores Sfat al 6en Sci al Sa1gsbele,
BET, iom ct rem Gortieneite. &bis
for @fsempel Sarmen / fin &i6 foife.
Be Dem 5000 Dollars og Sc / 3D.
re11es 26b bar in6fbrt 6orbeoringe1
til en- @er6i al 1000 Dol1ars, iao
bar Sarmen foitt Sent 1000 Sol.
lars % Sc bar iolet ben me6 en- Sor:
|%tieneite al. 1000 8ollars, ionn mao
regnes fom en- DeI al 9eres Glars:
|in6tegt.
2. Seq bar / Sin6e at reiie til
Muitralien for at forage min 2ptte
Ser. &bor6an ton1r1er man 6erober,
bba6 bill @eiien foite og bbor6an faar
leg @eiietiuaoelie? Seq CT omert>
fanf 8oreer.
Sbar. Darnpifibsreiien fra San
Grancisco til Muitralien tager ON.
trent ire Tiger og fofter $50 Dollars
paa treble &lasie, 200 Dollars pao
an6e11 &lasie. Sc mao babe ameri.
fanif @os, iom 9e faar be6 &enben.
6eIie til Deres County Court. Sc
fo1ter 10 Dollars. Sc mao tilligf
perfonlig goa til Collector Of Srter.
nal @eber11e for Deres @tat og af.
1egge @egnifab ober 9eres Sssn6tpg.
ter i Sc iiofte fire Mar, 1an1t betalt
bba6 %Sn6fomitifat Sc muligbis ifpI
Der. Sc bill 90 mootage en- @fotte
f%pfttering fom Sc 1raa f%orebiie poo
|Guitom $ouie / ben 8p, bporfra 8.
Teller, % Sc faar 90 rSailing Ser
INIT" u6en bbilfet ingen Tan fell
- -
bort fra be 6oreneoe 9tnter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25
Gbrifoffer &auuebis.

Sen norife Sfibsbpgeer % @art:
man6 @briitoffer &annebigs 8anf
Netp Dorf er goaet Gallt. 8oet e,
obergibet til 2ifbi6atior, UNDER tt
~Meceibers" opnebnt al Ge6eral,
oonu11er &no1 / Seem Sort. Mnfbg'
ningen ON at &ornebig & 60. ffr1l6t
f9ttes UNDER Monriniftratior b1et
tn6leberet til @etten al 0sler @a6t
iom Mominiitrator for 9onninior
Sbipbuil6ing arb @epair Company
2t6., iom bar t &rab poo $887,1O5
at 81. 6. @ei6 fom @epreienta1t 70,
Mrfiteft George S. @amling, @bi1a
6elpbia, fom bor fact 9om mob ST
Sannebig for $1,000 oge al equitable
&ruit Company, fom bar en- Gor,
bring paa $250,000 for en- geote en-
6osieret al ST.. &annebig.
Gor at forebpgee misforitaaeli'
enifer &r. Sannebig set u6trptfeli{
frembebet, at bans @e6eribeorif
|@britoffer &onnebig, sS11c., 81
8roa6uop, lite ct inobefattet / 2ifbi
batiore11. Det111e 6orretning bar al
tbs gibd goo M%ftaitning % fortint
tee 11foron6ret.
ST. &n1rnebig eier % fortrollere1
&lliep & Sot1es Company, ct StibS
bpgningsfir1r1o, Der bleb organtiere
beo arieeus '1l6brlo % fo,m Bat e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25
moo United @tdtes 5bip.

Gor6ring moo nnite6 Stdtes Chip
ping 8oar6 paa IA Millioner. SIZE
Stripping 8oar6 tilbgo 1om 9pgigr
z Millioner, men bette TiIbn6 bleb
afilaaet al Selifabet. Dette bar ny
Zig anlagt Sag | @aibtngton for at
%fremtbinge ct Spgi6r, i6et ST.. San
nepig beboer, at @egieringens Eil=
bu6 ONT Z Milltoner bor uretfer6igt.
v&be l1nite6 Stotes @bipping
)8oar6" for / aarebis beret moo mia
perionlig og bar me6 @ilie og SEN
iigt tilbagebolot 6or6ringer fra @n=
iep & Sones Company, iom ieg eier
og fontrollerer, n6toler @annebig.
Seq bar perionlig finaniieret bette
Selifab. Seq 1atte in6 6 Millioner
DollarS al mine e9re @enge. Gel
ifabets @erfter / @louceiter, 81. s.,
og @ilmington, 'Del., foite6e ODER IL
Millioner.
timber og efter &rigen bar oetto
@ellfab leberet til Sen omerifonfe
&egiering "a 2aitebaaoe al @taal.
Mogle al oiSie bar Sc be6lte 2a1te=
baaoe> iom blep bpgget paa @erfter
/ 6e 6orene6e 5toter / @riqsperto=
SEN.
size &uieD & Sones Company hol=
ser &efor6en for at babe leperet til
&egieringen 6ragtboa6e til set Iobe=
ite &oitenoe pr. Son al 11oget @erft
ber / 2on6et.
SIZE Sbipping 8oar6 ti%lbagebclot
&uiep & Sones=S elifabets Tor6rin=
ger / tire Mar og fremtom en6slig
meo Ell &ien6elie for $7>t00, 600,
bborfra Ser uloplig bleb truftet
Sc, 4o0,0o0. size @uiep & Sores
Gompanp bar ia9ipgt Shipping
8oar6 / Court Of @laims for $14,=
100000 og for / 9iitrict Of Column
bio anlagt Gag for at bin6re Ghtr>
ping 8oar6 / at iette fin &ienoeiia
iQiennem.
@aa mart Shipping 8oar6 tref=
fer en rimelig Sr0ning bill alle mine
&reoitorer blioe betalt fulot u.s."
IS bele Mfferen me6 @bipping
@oor6 er ieg," flyer &r. &annepig,
~blebet bebanolet iom en- 'blooming
foreigner. Mine Sor6ringer ct
fnlot gpl6ige / enbpcr &enieen6e, og
llapoe leg SID til ct bente, er ser life
|Gbibl ON, at iee bil6e faa uobetolt
belle oen forlangte Gum - ID Mil=
Toner 9oIlars."
~@nbber fan ic forltaa," fortiet=
ter ST. @annebtg, rat oct moa birfe
neobrDoenoe paa en- Gorretning at
babe en- &apital poa 6 Millioner
Dollars itaaen6e ful6iten6ig 6po oq
upro6nftib paa @run6 al @bippine
8oar6s Sptre6en. Seq anbragte
oenne &apitul / 811iep & Sones Cont
panp, iom b1eb refbiiitioneret al
Chipping 8oar6, ga Mmerifa gift in6
/ &rigen, og ienere bor set life be-
ret mu1ig at fonnme til en- ,9perens=
fomit, nagtet leg ita6ig for beret
billig til at in6goa paa ct minoe1igt
Spgigr."
Com man moaife minoes, TOM ST.
@annebig ber til 2on6et / 1915. ga
me6 ct bel6igt @o6 og uolmin6eliq
9pgtigbe6 tiente ban fig rig beo I'M
6er &rigen at bpgge @fibe. Mor
mener, at ban en- Gang / faa Moa11f
ser tiente 10 MiIIio1er DoIlors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25
Seq bar arbei6et fom Wei6ri1t

3. Seq bar arbei6et iom Meierilt
It CANADA for li6t ober ct Mar, men
enifer at reiie til Sc 6orene6e @tater.
@bor6an ifal leg Bore mig a6 for
at faa @as og &eiieti1la6elie. Sea
bar fun NIT gamle 6anffe Sos, iom
life lenger er gp16igt? =
Sbar. Ser forlanges intet Yas
for at reiie fra Canada til 6e Sore,
ne6e @tater iaalenge man me6brin-
ger 8ebiier for, at man bar baft fait
jSpbol6 / Canada. @e6 Mnfomiter
til @renien maa Sc opgibe Mobr
og Spbol6site6 / Canada til SSrmni>
grotionsinipeft6ren, iomt betale 8
9ollarS / "&ea6 Coy. Set er alt,
Der frebes al 5olf, ser bar boet /
@onooa for nogen Ei6. Cunningham,
ter, Der refer giennem CANADA for
at tage Spbol6 / Sc Goreneoe @tater
maa 6erimo6 babe 6eres @as biieret
at Den amerifanife &oniul / ben
Sabn, fra bbilfen Sc Teller.
4. Seq bleo 9iort til amerifonif
8orger, meoens leg bar @ol6ot /
Sranfrig, og ser bleb Sen Cana ioot
at ri bil6e faa bort 8orgerpopir,
naar hi TOM ttlbage til Sc 6orene6e
Stater, men ieg bar al6rig fact nit.
&boroan Tan leg fqa set?
@bor. N11e 6isie 8orgerbrebe er
opbebdre6e / 8urea1t Of geaturali5a,
tion. 5frio til ~@bief Sea-
tnroli5ation Officer" / @oibington,
8. g., og opgib, bbor og bborno1r Sc
bleo fboret in6 iom 8orger, fomt OBJ
GID 9ereS .fomp1ette @ilitero6resie.
8orgerpapiret bill ga blibe Sem til
ien6t.
5. Seq gnifer at reiie til Dan-
mart I Stunt. @bor 1fal ieg benpen=
De mig for at blibe 8orger in6en Sen
Eio. Seq bar beret fer / 2on6et / 8
Aar og mo6tog mine fgrlte @apire1
for fire Mar ii6en.
@bar. 66r 9e tan in6gibe Mnigg,
ming ON 8orgerret maa Sc babe
lfrebet efter og mo6taget Mnfomltbe=
biiet og set tager iom Gegel fire
Moaneoer at faa set Gao itrofs til
County @ourtet og faa Duplication
for Certificate Of MrripaI. Maar
Gertififatet er mo6taget, ifol De at
ter gao til County Gourtat og u6=
fploe duplication for Moturali5a<
tion". Sci tager 6erefter min6lt tire
Maone6er, fdr Sc fan blibe 8orger.
(9e bar &et til at reiie bort fra 2an>
Oct for ct fort 8eigg efter at babe
inogipet 9eres M%nipgning, men bpis
Sc gier set er set be6it at Sc UNDER
retter Observation-Disclosures ser,
om.
6. Set er np6ben6igt for mig at
reiie biem til Dann1arf / ct 6amilie,
anliggenoe for britt tire @aone6er.
(Sfal ieg al BEN @run6 betale 8 8ro>
cent Sn6fomitifat? Seq er oanif
nnoeriaat og ugift.
Sbor. Sor Maret 1920 ifol Sc
betale 4 &rocent @fot al alt, bba6
Sc bar tient ODER 1000 Dollars.
Sor 1921 ifal Sc betale 8. @rocent
al alt bba6 9e inotil Mfreiien bar
tient ODER 1000 9oIlors, men De
fan faa 6e efstro 4 Yroee11t tilbage=
betalt, 11aar Sc fommer tilbage, eI>
Ter Sc tan u6fDl6e ct Mffi6abit ON,
at Sc fun refer bort for ct fort 8es2
ibg og efterlaoer @ien6om og Silent /
6e 6orene6e Stater. Sc bill 6a fut1
hnhp ~ hotoIo 4 Mroron+
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25


ON 1oge1 bill f%amrnen1i91e set, Ser /
ben ct peget paa, n1e6 ct % on6et /
Dor @ttlling / Sen Danife Strife.
$borle6es mon set itaar fig n1eo
|Gorbereoelie,1 til at u6trbffe oanf
@an6slibs SSnobolb ,og &anfega1g
paa @nselff bos Dem, font oenrte 0p<
gabe ~1tota1rlig, ia %r1e6benoig, Mao
ltilfal6e. bbis set Mrbeioe mt faI
presfeS ! Gorgrun6en. SO set BIZ
|ber set / famine Grab, Tom Menig-
be6erne FREEZER Gnee1ff = eqer %,
iaa bliber banf 2ibsipn opeipet fam-
tiotg meb Sproget. Mfor De urge
Rreiter. ber fpnes at bore ontrent
De eneite, fom Menigbe6erne bill babe
= mon 6e er faa go6t in61epet /
&ienoffab til % 6ortroligbe6 me6
6anff Man6slip, at be Tan toge Sic
neiten f11l6t u6? Ser er 11oget at
betenfe.
S Sc 6anffe Samfunos arbeioe
bill Der / mango gtar er6ruu bore
8rug, ia ferlig 8r1g, for 11ogle,
fom bar omfatte116e &ienoftab til og
6pb G%oritooelfe al banf @prog oe
aarbslib, og iom bar Gorbinoelie
NOT meo &l6erne biernr1e. So beore
be %iartioig tan Gneelff, bes beore.
Men ON Set lite er f1l6forurert, fao
er Der Der til 2anos @aao 6erfor
pna a1,oen @an6e. Dg at ben, Ser
fer fb6t ! 9a1ur1arf, ihfte ffuloe fu,,,e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25
Dunakrna nrj til &ns
ny @agt.

u@pao uoo6 tobes r1oo in6a6 bin
6es," iagoe 0berlt 9algas. 8piet /
@tebet laa 6e0relanoet efter ga.
Solicit gremme6e fig ODER &abet al
@lespig og fine mango tabte Sgnner.
@run6tbig bar en- al De faa, iom
iang Srpltelange for fit Soft. Sans
&arpe bar treitrenget, tbi bans @an=
&c tolfe6e Gro, @aab og &ierligbe6.
9erfor fun6e ian ipnge: ~@en for
Big er set be6lte tilbage, set 1aa
gient bos Sen @amle al Sage" @ei=
ifolen b1ep SEN oanoelige 6affel> ser
COB 2ps til Sc mango Safler, iom
iioen Tom til at lDie og enonu 1pier
nper 2an6et. Suns 2ibstanfe blep
ben @niit, iom tenote 6e tuien6e
&iprter ODER set garife 2an6, faa set
bleo til ct itraalen6e 2psbab, ser
thinner og barr1er @er6en ODER.
>. Galen bar fpl6t me6 6armere n1eo
barte6e Sen6er og beirbiot Sub.
Mc9uire,' en- erfaren Meieriman6,
n6ien6t al Gtaten, bor ;&obe6talere11.
!: @mnet bar: @tnneiotas Shilling 1om
Smgrpro6ucent. @an iag6e / Co
lens 2pb: nDer fin6es iefs &un1ore,
6e @noelsmeierter / Minneiota; men
fun en- &re6ie6el al 6tsie pro6ucerer
Smbr af Den beielte abalitet. @ioite
Mar ien6te 9anmort ODER nitter
Mtllioner &un6 @mer til Mn1ertfo
ODER @etp Sort, % bb~erteneite @uno
bar af prinna &balitet. 50 &re,te>
belle af bort Smer 1,oa ien6es til
@ielebuiere, for6i set Tan lite 1taa
@lal me6 bet 6nnife. Deriom lite
Minneiota Meierime1,6 boae>ter, bill
ben Sag fnart fonttte, at set 6unIfe
@n1br bill felt fortrenge bort. &bor
ct set uu1liet," fp1rgte ban, rat ct
2an6, Der lite er mere erb ipb % en-
balb @ange it6rre eno Gteor11s
County, fa,1 bItoe iaa6on en- forlig
aonturrert pan bort eget Marfeo?
Sbaret er at fin6e / ben 6au{fe Mr=
6elsbebngeffe, % Sc 6anife &ei<
foler.. 9e bar bebet Solicit aau6ee
lgt og moralff. Derfor tar Be ton.
h1rrere n1e6 belle @er6en. 9u Tan
fierdt Ell 9anifer bbor / Ber6en 81,
mb6er bam. SON ietter fit @ten,pel,
bbor ba1t fornner!"a
v&ans Sale bar 10 en- 2obiorg til
9a,tlnnrfs &ris," 1t6brg6 en- nf I'll.
bererne, .111a1t ff11l6e> tro, at ban bot
9anf, eller talte til 6anfte &ilbgre.
re." nsSa, og ban ipn9er ben famine
Gong, bbor ban fonn1er, % bar
torn1,er mango @teoer," fpareoe sen
Hiltalte, bor Iotolez @eoaftsr.
SCI er. life ole, iou1 ier fnn mil,
oeoe pan BEN barfte aorfi1rre1ee. 8
@oaar, ct &or Tiger iet1ere, talte DO,
Go,1ntp agent III Ben fa1n,1,e Sorfam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25
Oil unrr Ahnnnputrr.

Sc, ium enbmm life bar inbienbt
8etdlins / @enbulo til mobtagne
@esuineer, annubes ont at sipre BET,
% if1tlbe 11o9en life babe faaet &eg=
ming, 1ten Bog ifplbe, bil Sc moi bnife
at betaIe a%llisepel.
.Slie Spinner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25
@sbetb &prc6art.

Ct Mabnet paa ben nDe &onam, Der
neite l19e bliper be99nbt / &labet.
Set Ct en- al Sc Met i%nteresiante %
ipen6enbe Tortellineer, Sc no9en=
iinbe far Left. Tpls me6 fra Begun
belien % fortcl 9eres &emner ont
ben, iaa Sc fun faa &labet fra &o=
manens &egbnbelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-25

ALE Breve og 1ndsendelser til Bladet bedes adresseret til
Rasmussen Company, 722 So. Fourth Street, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
District B. Y. P. U.
To Rally At Mystic
Strong Program for Unionists
at Mystic This Sunday

The second annual Baptists Young
Peoples Union Rally in the Fourth
District, will be held under auspices
of the. Little River Association at the
First Baptist church of Mystic Sun
day, March 9th. J. R. Russell will
preside as chairman and program
will continue from 1890 o'clock in
the morning to 4 o'clock in the after
noon, Herbert Bradshaw of Fitzger-
aid, state vice president, closing it
with an address on "Today,s Chal-
lenge.'
The officers of the fourth district
union are A. D. Tucker, president;
J. R. Russell, vice president; Guy
Fuller, vice president; c. c. Fulghum,
vice president; Miss Maudine, Ham
mock, secretary. Rev. w. B. Fea-
gins of Ocilla is the orator of the
day.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
Irwin Superior Court
To Hold Two Weeks

OCILLA, March 25.-Irwin Super
ior court convened last Monday
morning at ten o'clock with Judge R.
Eve presiding and Solicitor R. S.
Foy looking after the states interest.
The grand jury, after being sworn
in, retired and elected Mr.. s. r. Skies
as their foreman, and Mr.. r. B. Wat
son as bailiff.
Judge Eve did not give the grand
jury long chargA He recited the
laws briefly and expounded the duty
of the grand jury in an able man.
ner, giving as his reason for the
brief charge, the fact that Irwin
county's civil and criminal dockets
are heavily laden with cases that
should be disposed OF.
The grand jury adjourned We'd
nesday afternoon till next Wednes-
day. Quite number of true bills
were returned, we are informed, as
were quite number of mo bills"
Quite number of criminal cases
are scheduled to come up next week,
when the criminal business of the
court will be taken up. We UNDER
stand that the case of Reason Rob-
erts will be tried next week, this
case will be called Monday, we are
informed by Judge Oxford, who is
assistant solicitor for Irwin county.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
Captures Unique
Still Near IrwinviIIe

OCILLA, March 25th-Two reve-
nue. agents appeared in Irwin county
last week to assist Sheriff Tyler in
rounding up moonshiners. Down on
the Berrien County line they de-
stroyed two stills, one lard can and
the other made of zinc. Both were
small affairs.
Near Irwinville Thursday after
noon the sheriff and the governments
agents, Messfs. Rogers and Smith
located still at the farm Of John
Tucker. This still was unique IN that
it was located in cellar under the
barn and was square inshape, and
made of copper. II was operated BY
an oil stove Some ESQ or 800 GAL
Ions of buck were found in the cellar
ready to be made into white light
ming" that night. Mr.. Tucker did
not deny making moonshine on the
streets when talking Of the raid. but
said that he had intended to quit
when his present supply Of buck had
been made up.
His bond was assessed at $1,000.
which he made.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
Wear Orange Erin's
Day Four Casualties
(By International News Service

Athol, Mass March 25.-A state OF
armed neutrality, exists between the
"Orangemen" and the Irishmen''
among the high school pupils of the
local preparatory institution following
one of he 1iveliest juvenile fist fights
seen within the scholastic precincts
since the school was built.
The fracas started St. Patrick's
Day when ventursone and bold stu
dents appeared at morning assembly
wearing orange neckties-cloth of
bfazenly lustrious orange.
After assembly on the way to morn
ing classes, number of other pupils,
wearing proudly the green of the
shamrock, resented the appearance Of
the orange. Depart in peace, be-
fore you depart in piecesl" came the
stentorian command from the leader
of the Irish ARMY" But the stolid
"Orangemen" stood their ground. Be-
fore the dust settled on the battle
field enlisted men in either brigade
had their clothes ripped from them
their colors tattered, eyes blackened,
lips cut and noses bloodied.
Suspension of trio of the defenders
of the colors followed in general or
ders from the council table Of the fac
ulty.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
Tire Trouble Delays Arrival

From Hoo O'Clock, the hour at
which Col Plumb was scheduled to
speak, until 1880 the monster crowd
remained in the auditorium waiting
patiently for the arrival the speak
err During most Of the hour and
half the Opera House was flied to ca
pacity. stage, boxes, orchestra and the
balcony. Severa hundred colored
strikers and colored sympathizers fill
ed the balcony,
After waiting sometime, the negroes
were asked to sing for the crowd and
a chorus Of several hundred voices.
made the place ring with religious
songs that brought round of vigor-
GUS applause.
About 1880 Mayor J. L.. Pittman
announced that the meeting would
be recessed until 1870 O'clock when it
was thought certain that Col. Plumb
would hSne arrived.
The al mobile which brought Mr..
Plumb here left Waycfoss at ZOO
o'clock this morning and after being
held up several times with tire and.
engine trouble along the road, reach
ed Douglas about 1000 O'Clock. Out
OF Douglas the machine again had
trouble and half dozen scout cars
were sent out from Fitzgerald along
every road to Douglas to find the
party.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
BALLOON is LOST
OVER HIGH SEES
(By International News servicel

PENSACOLA, March 25.-The
naval air station announced today
that nothing has been heard from
missing balloon for which a
81 Of eagle boats and seaplanes has
been. searching since Wednesday af-
ternoon, following the arrival of a
pigeon bearing a message that the
balloon was being blown out to sea
off Saint Andrews.
The balloon was occupied by Chief
Quartermaster Wilkinson and four
others. The Pensacola station today
continued to sweep the gulf with a
radio search. That the men may be
aboatd vessel unequipped with wire
less, is a possibility.
The latest reports from Panama
City where the balloons were last
seen, states that the last message
from the balloonists was they were
Z $50 miles out at sea without food,
and were drifting southwark.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
WILSON HAS RELAPSE
rs CAPITAL RUMoR

WASHINGTON. March 25.-
Rurnors current this afternoon
are that former President Wood
row Wilson has suffered a re-
lapse at the Wilson residence
here. There is no sign Of I'M
usual activity at the home. The
butler answering door said he
knew of no relapse and stated
that Mr.. Wilson appeared in his
usual health this morning. DR..
was with the former executive
and servants declined to disturb
them.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
Expect Decision Saturday On Plea
To Rescind Wage Reduction Order
Two More Speeches Will Be
Heard This Afternoon
Before Sibley Decides

ATLANTA. March 25.-With two
more arguments, one by former con
gresham Schley Howard for the
Brotherhood, the other BY federal
district attorney Hooper Alexander
defending the constitutionality of the
Newlands Act, still to be heard, a
decision is expected by Judge Samuel
II. Sibley in federal district court on
the petition of the strikers to rescind
the wage reduction order Off the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
by Saturday afternoon.
The hearing was resumed at 3 o.
clock this afternoon.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
1922 Bales Is Ben
Hills 1920 Cotton
Crop Exceeded 1919 Although
State Average Was Less

Ben Hill county ginned 1922 bales
of cotton i'm 1920, while the 1919 crop
was only 3.54l bales, according to
first complete official statistics which
reached the Leader today from the
United States Department of Com
merce.
Production Of cotton for Georgia
as a whole decreased from 1919,
showing 1,678,y5S bales in 1919 and
J. SIT bales in 1920. All the Cen
trail South Georgia counties showed
increased production, due probably
to the adaptioh to boil weevil condi-
tons that ones usually in the third
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-03-25
PLUMB ADDRESSES
MONSTER CROWD
Goes into Plumb Plan Of Govern
ment Rail Operations
HIS ARRIVAL, DELAYED
Tire Trouble Forces Big Crowd
to Wait Three Hours

Government ownership Of the rail-
roads IS the only solution to the
present industrial problem Of Amer
lea, declared Hon. Glenn Z. plun15,
Of Chicago, author of the Plumb
plan of railroad ownership and oper-
alton, in an address to a monster
crowd at the Grand Opera House this
afternoon. Industrial Democracy
was the general subject Of Col.
Plumb's address and he paid especial
attention to the railroad situation in
America today.
Col. Plumb has been scheduled to
speak at II O'Clock and had left
Waycross, where he spoke last night,
at z o'clock this morning. He was
accompanied by w. M. Martin, chair
man of the joint federation commits
tee of the thirteen striking crafts of
the Atlanta, Birmingham and ATTAIN
tic railway, under whose auspices he
spoke here Mr.. Martin presided al
the meeting today and introduced the
speaker.
Deals with Rail Situation
Col Plumh in general followed the
line of his address on Industrial
Democracy which was delivered be-
fore the international Association Of
Machinists at Rochester, N. Y, last
September, but he paid especial at
tention to the railroad situation in
America today He did not touch
upon the present controversy or refer
in any way TO the strike ON the At
lanta Birmingham and Atlantic but
confined his address along general
constructive lines.
Col. Plumb went into details on
his own plan of railroad ownership
and operation. He would have the
United States take over the railroads
with bond issue The railroads
would be governed BY board Of
directors composed Of an equal NUM-
Der of men representing the general
public, the present railroad manage
ments, and railroad labor. This board
would supervise the operation Of all
the railroads Of America, which
would all be operated as single
system.