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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21

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Seuers perlautet ni9ts 8eitimmtes.
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Sbtpfliiden bon einem Baum unb
brad elm 8ein. Gintretenoer Wunb=
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Seisr bes 30idbrisen Stiftunssfttxs
ibre GabnentpeibG
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21

trant beim Babsn i'm Heibsn Dor ben
4uaen feiner Sreunbe Der 18iGbrigs
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4arl &ubl.
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18id9rige Ransirer RiihI aus einem
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bic 2pfomottpe. Der S6Goel tpuree
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lid brutale Shat periibIen a9t @ros
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sigen Wunbe sli9. Wan bradte ben
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ben perI6ieoenften Steuen cine gauge
Mei6e BON Stiden auf. giner bapon
bate bic 2unge %getroffen. @u9 am
Rppfe finb erbebli4e 8erlebunsen
e~onfdtirt poroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21
Gmrs$ad&s Ua&ridtsn.
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bat i9 tiir5li9 elm f9limmsr Su9b>
unfdu sreignst. Der gddermeiiter
0efers unO Der Dirtb pauen bon
bier batten fi9 auf bic Siibnsriasb
begeben. Our6 cine unDorii9tise Be-
pegung bss leBteren entlub ii6 iein
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benz 8Gdermeiftsr in bic linte 8opf'
bGlfte. Der 8erleBte puroe na4
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borfer 8d6nbof purOe Der Stationss
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for Triebri9 Miiaers. @ebpren gu
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21
SeHen.0arntFtao

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als grinnerung cine Wanbubr. SIN
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fen Der Geuertpebr lit Is Az banten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21
0eroteut 0eD.

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attten iebt $47. so Der AtltbetI. Sc,
prets fei9t an, "a. Nobember auf $50.
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nsrieu BIER = btes iR cine f&ere unb
profitable Snbefirung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21
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cine quite SADIE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21

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i%tanoen. Gin abnIides Ssidaft i'm Often, mo- Die Sad :
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iebr bortbeiIbaft. @ir freuen uns, bsute iasen gu
fonnen, baB unier llrtbeil ridtis mar. Die Sabrif,
pel9e Die indianapolis G~ompofte 8rid Company an
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fsrtist. SIN Sansen senonmen lit oie anIase cine bere
artise, Dap SnbianapOlis auf oeielbe fol, iein fam, 70
baB fd bieielbe fir Die Iftiens Snbaber ais cine quite
@rtrassquele erpeiien miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-21

Cine quite Snbetiruns 1T Die arbeit elmer ~9ebens;eit
Dertb. Snbianapolis @ompofte Srid Company lit cine
quite @nlase. 8ebalten Gle SIR gelb in Der ei3nen
Stabt, es miro fd am beften Iobnen.
9eiet mas Die vSribans" am IL. NObember iaste:
Mtande uniersr 9ei E psrben fid erinnern, bon Bel
su Belt in unisrem 8lutte cine In3eise Der @Ompoite
8rid @ompans seieben ;u baben. Oa mir tets iebr por<
f9tis in Ser aufnabme bon anoncsn finb, UNI uniere
9efsr seaen Satire unb Sduinbler gu idlben, 10 baben
mir, ebe bic an3sisen aufsenommen wuroen. Die Sade
srt srinblid unteriu3t, unb mir f%anben, bab 9eute,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
A BIG INCREASE
Reports indicate That the Railroads
of Georgia are in a Most
Prosperous Condition.

The total valuation of the railroads
In Georgia for the pc esent year. bas,
ed upon the tax returns of the state
comptroller general, show an increase
of $5,74S,392 over last year, the fig
nres for this year being $SS, ,76S, 1856
against $S3.019,994 for the previous
period,
With the exception of the Saaboard
Air Line railroad corporations in this
state have made their returns or sub
United 10 the increase of the comp
troller general. The Scahord prfop-
erty has been returnced at $4,000 600
but there has been an increase OF
$4,000 demanded by the state, and
If the company demands an arbitration
it will ne the only one of the year.
If the road, however. accepts the
increase the total increase will be
$6,225,392.
State Comptroller General Wright
Is to be congratulated upon the sue
cess of the year which has not, so
far. been marred by any arbitration
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
THE NAN ELIZABETH IS
AGAIN IN BIG TROUBLE

1t seems that the Southern Railway
Is determined to bottle up the Nau
Elizabeth, plying between Macon and
Brunswick. The Nan is now at Haw
kinsville, tied up to tho banks be-
cause the Southern will not open It's
drawbridso at that place and allow
the boat to proceed on her journey.
fha Macon Ncsw says the govern.
meg will make the railroad company
pay $40 per hour for the time the
boat is delayed and the captain Is
serenly scoring the number of hours
that the boat is delayed II is said
that $40 day is coed pay for tha
Nan aud she is going to remain at
a standstill until the boat il allowed
to pass by the railroad. In the mean
time The Southern Is not being urged
to open the bride.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
The Georgia legislature Finds
Itself ia a Peculiar
Position
ONLY TWO MORE DAYS LEFT
In the eantime Some of the Moat
important easures Proposed
Will be Compelled to 90
Way Back and Sit Down.

Atlanta, Aug. 13.--With but two
working days left before adjournment
sine die, on Wednes inv August fr. 4
stupendous task is before the ecnarl
assembly to consider and dispose of a
large number of important measures.
1t is safe to say that any bill car,
rying with it an amendment to the
constitution will meet with scani con
sideration in the house This was
shown on last Friday when if was
attempted to set down the bin
creating Phil Cook county as a spec.
ial order Many of the lawyers OF
the house contended, and supportel
their contentious with legal author
ltles. that the constitutional amend.
ments to the constitution must he
submitted to the people for ratil.
cation at the next general election
referred to the state olcation in Oc,
tober and not the congressional eli.
ection i'll November. and that the
80 days before the October election
having expired, it was useless for this
legislature to take up the work which
should more properly come before
the next general assembly
Among the important senate meas.
ures upon which the house has not
as yet acted are the following:
The Williams bill providing for ll.-
election of railroad commissioners by
the people.
The Caldwell bill prohibiting legis
lators from accepting and using free
railroad passes and franks and increas
ing the per diem of members fom
$4 to ST.
The Alsabrook bill regulating the
speed of automobiles outside of the
corporate limits of towns and cities
The Wheatley bill to create the Of
flee of lieutenant governor,
The Bloodworth bill requiring all
corporations in the state to make an.
nual returns to the secretary of state
who is to be ex-ofllcio commissioner
of corporations.
The Dunn bill TO increase the salary
of the school commissioner to $4,000
The Reid bill to increase the amount
allowed the Ccmptro lei general f.
clerical help from $1,000 Per annum
to $4,000
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
NARROWESCAPE
ST. Simon Excursionlst Takes
Plunge Here and Comes Near
Losing His Life.

An eXcursionist who came 10 Bruins.
wick Sunday, whose name coHles not
be ascertained, came very near losing
his life late Sunday afternoon Just
as the steamer Hessie returned from
St Simon.
The excursionist it seems was com
ing off the boat, being on the gang
plank. In some way he made mis-
step going into the water below. For
few minutes the crowd on the boat
and those on the wharf were great
ly excited thinking that tie man
would drown before he could be re-.
covered
Several men standing near quick
ly rushed to the lOwar deck q the
steamer and succeeded in rescuing tho
man.
In the fall from the gang plank to
the water the excursionist received
several injuries. He struck a piling
of the boats edge and several pain.
full injuries were inflicted but he was
not seriously injured.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
VATSON|Nv|TED
The Georgia Commoner Will Help to
Entertain Bryan on His Re-
turn on August 30.

Thomson, Ga, Aug. 13.-Hon Thorn
as E. Watson has been appointed a
member of the executive committee
which is to bave il charge the re-
ception to be rendered to William
Jennings Bryan on August so at Mad
ison square garden in New Yoryk.
Mr.. Watson was notified of his sell
ection by Mr. Norman f. Mack, the
chairman of the executive committee
in New York
Mr.. Macks letter to Mr. Watson
said: 81 have the honor to notify
you of your selection as member of
the executive committee having in
charge the reception to he rendered
to Mr.. Bryan on August so at Mad
ason sGuaue garden, this city and
trust that you will be able to serve
1t is probable that MT. Watson
will accept the invitation.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
Defau|ter Nab
bed by Officers as He
Emerged From Train
He ADMITS HIS SHORTAGE
The Paying Teller OF the First Nat
ional Bank, of Birmingham,
Alabama, Finds Himself
in a Bad Condition.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. ia. p.
Chisohn, paying teller of the First
National hank, alleged to be short in
his accounts, was arrested today as
he stopped from the train from Allan
tic City, N. j., where he has been
spending his vacation
He acknowledged being short ami
said he lost the money speculating
III the bucket shops and it is under
stood that several bucket shop men
are to be prosecuted.
Tho young man is from one If the
best families in the south. His father
is special attorney of the federal de.
partment of justice and has held sev
eral positions of honor.
The young man was regarded as an
ideal one and his shortgage was a
great surprise IN his home city and
among his :rienaB moth.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
MORE FLOODS
Texas Points Are Again Waited by
Deiuge and Serious Harm
Inflicted to ali.

Houston. Texas, Aug, 13.-Another
flood swept down upon Langtry to.
daw and great damage was
done. Two men were drowned so far
and the del-h ii nat In relse aa
the news from the flooded is received.
Nine railroad bridges were SWEPT
away and traffic In this section IL
at a stand3tll
The food started from the torrential
rains In the San Angelo country over
week ago and is now reaching the
lower valleys and the farmers are
enedavoring to save their crops.
Additional rain around Austin show
that it is certain that the floods will
continue for several weeks aud that
the river will Aeave it's banks at
many points.
The losses will amount to many
thousands of dollars.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
MANY WERE LEFT ON ST. SIMON
There Was Mad Crowd on the Early
Boat from ST. Simon Yesterday

The regular late boat to st. Simon
Sunday did not make the trip ana
as a result all who went down and
waited for this particular boat had
to remain on the island all night.
While the failure to make the last
trip did not inconvenience some few
there were many others who were
up against IL good and strong, Sc9-
eral up country people missed the
early trains out of the city and any
number of local business men who
have to get to their work early were
badly put out. It is also said that
most of those left over could not
get acomodations at the island and
were compelled to sleep in the pa
vilion among the number being a
number Of ladies' and childrea
The boat line people say the use
of the trouble was the fact that they
could not get an eGglTeer.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
SNAP SHOTS AT LOCAL EVENTS
Batch of interesting Items Gathered
for News Readers.

The weeds are still thriving in sew,
eral sections of the city and lot own
ers. at least some of them, are NOT
paying much attention to the order
of the sanitary department
The handsome new sidewalk in the
front of the Levy building on New,
castle street, adds greatly to the ap-
pearance of that section. The Gloll,
cester side will be laid within the
next few days.
Many are looking forward to the
next excursion of the veterans with
a great deal of pleasure. The last
one was successful in every sense
of the word and the next one bids fair
to be even more so.
An interesting session of Judge
Lambrights court was held yesterday
and come important cases were dis,
posed Of
Capt. Duncan Wright Is happy. He
succeeded in getting MS fine bulldog
back. The dog was stolen some two
months ago. The animal was found
up the road and the man who stole
him is to he prosecuted.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Eagles will be held tomorrow night
am all of the members are urged
to- 0e present
Quite large number of country
people are expected in town today
TO hear the speaking at the opera
house.
On account of the short notice the
veterans were unable to attend The
funeral of their comradc George G.
Myers yesterday Very few of then
knew that Mr. Myers was dead until
it was too late to attend.
Frank Scarlett is back from the
encampment and will again take
charge Of his boat which phys be
tween Brunswick and Fancy Bluff
During his absence the boat has beer
in charge of Robert Scarlet.
The bill to stop the sale of liquoI
at Sterling did not reach an end ant
therefore no action was taken bu
it is understood that the present sell
ers of liquid refreshments will no
apply for a license after January !
in fact they did not intend to 'bu
fought the measure and had it de
feated.
The electric piano as Lewis Beach
"Mpcca" will be in running orde
during the present week. The instru
ment is now in position but the dyr
ano was too small to run 1t and
new one had to be ordered.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
Many Going to tho Mountains.

The season at the resorts are now
nearly over and the crowds are flock
ing to the mountains At Cumber-
the season Is practically over and at
st. Simon, for the first time during
the season there are a number of va
cant cottages. The Brunswick fox
at the latter resort, or that is, a ma.
jority OF them, will remain there until
September 3 at which time the sum
mer schedule of the St Simon TRANSIT
Company will be discontinued
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
MACON PEOPLE HAVE
A BRAND NEW KICK
ON MANS TREATMENT

week, but that he has now completely
recovered. His physicians. however,
ADVISED his majesty not TO risk ex-
posure to the open air and hence the
abandonment of the Selamiik Friday
Today his maiesty's condition was
improved sufficiently to enable him
to attend to various affairs.
the local press is forbidden to pup
lish anything in regard to the sui
tan's health.
Sensational stories of the sultan 5
Illness are in circulation here but In
best informed circles confirmation is
given the statement that there is a
slight improvement in hls condition
and that he is in no immediate danger.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
NO CHANGE AS YET.
Utxican Machinits' Strike Without
Any New Developments.

Any NEW DEVELOPMENTS.
Monterey, Me-, Aug l3-There Is
practically 40 change in the machin-
iat'a strike at the Mexican Central
shops here
Work on the engines which were
in the round house for overhauling,
is at standstill, but they will not
be needed for service for some time
unless some serious accident should
happen to those already in service.
No iBconyenience has been exper
fenced 50 far by the road because
Of a lack Of motive power.
Despite the fact that the strikers
here have made oyerturc8 to the rail
way officials, it is stiIl the opinion of
persons in close touch with the sit
uation that the strike viii be short
lived, and that the shops will be
running as usual in few more
weeks
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
ANOTHERVOTER FIRES
PERTINENT QUESTIONS
TO COL. BRANTLEY

the position of collector of customs
at that port and that Col. Estill RE
FUSED TO ENDORSE HIM FOR
THE SAVANNAH POSITION? Was
it because Col Estill loved Brunswick
that he assisted in having a negro
appointed to the important Office OF
collector of customs? Was it be.
it because Col. Estill disliked Savan-
nah that he refused to endorse him
for the same position there? If a ne
gro, in Col. Estills opinion, was good
enough to serve as collector OF Gus
toms in Brunswick why was he not
good enough to serve in the same po,
sltion in Savannah!
Another Voter.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
The Trip Back Was Marked
by Some Bad Railroad
Connections
ENJOYED MILITIA FEATURES
The Command is Loud in its Praise
Of the Discipline of the Camp
and Report That They Had
Pleasant Experience.

Tired and worn out from their long
trip, the Brunswick Rillemen arrived
in the city Sunday night at 1880
O'Clock over the Atlanta. Birming-
ham and Atlantic railroad.
The boys all stated that they ha
a very pleasant time during the en-
campment at Chickamauga, but the
trip back was more. than they ex
pected. They left ckamauga
early Saturday morning, arriving in
Macon about Saturday nocA. From
there they proceeded to Cordelo. arri-
wing there at 7,30, and, for some rea-
son, were compelled To lay over in
that city until 7.30 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Already greatly .fatigued by their
long trip, an accident happened on
the A.. B. & A. at Guysie, a small
station in Coffee county, which de
layed the boys about eight hours. 1t
seems that something went wrong
with the tender of the engine and it
was necessary to send TO Brunswick
for another engine to bring the mill
tary special to the city.
The encampment. from a military
standpoint was a great success and
was of great benefit to the company.
The boys, of course, did not have
much time for pleasure, and some OF
them were greatly disappointed, as
they had never before attended an
encampment and considered it rather
as a strictly pleasure trip.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
IT IS DRY NOW
The New Whckey Law Passed by
the Legislature Has Be
come Operative in Erwin.

Fitzgerald, Ga, Aug. 13--Irwln
couniy's high license on liquors bill
was approved by the governor on
Friday last and the saloons did not
open Saturday
This bill places The liquor license
at $20000 and of course, no one VIII
take out the license. The liquor men
are going to make a test case of the
law and some interesting loyal devet
opments are locked for.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-14
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE OF
ST. SIMON TRANSIT co

The St Simon Transit Com pany an.
nounces change in schedule effectlys
at once The boat which formerly
left Brunswick at Z p. m. on Sundays
and returning from St Simon at >
y. m. has been discontinued and here
after the last boat will leave the
Iias at 6 y. III.
1t Is also announced that the regu.
lar summer schedule will be discon.
tinued on September 8.