davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
ZW}Oki. w kufrZe.

Ma dworcu kolejowym W Mar
sylii w}adze policyjne zakwestyo-
nowa}y pewien kufer, z kt6rego
przeciekala krew i pc otworzeniu
znalaz}y W MIN zupe}nie pccwiar'
rowane zw{oki. Aresztowano NAH
zzehstwo Guld6w z Anglli, kt6re
te przesy1ke wysla}o. Zabita osoba
ma bye szwedka, nazwiskiem
Emma Linewey. Guldowie, kt6rzy
kilka lat mieszkali W eleganckiej
will W Monte Carlo. podaja, Re
szwedka owa mieszka}a u mich. w
ostatnich dniach wszed{ do mieszka.
MIA jakis ~mfodzieniec / wyrzek}szy
sfowa: ,,Nedzna, tvs mnie zrujno~
wala!" - zamordowa& 'szwedke.
CzKowiek 6w zdo}a} uciec. Guldo~.
vie zaS z obawy posadzenia o NOR
derstwo, pocwiartowali zw}oki i:
zapakowal, do kufra. PolicYa sa~
dzi, re Guldowic sami dokonali
morderstwa ma owej szwedzce,
kt6ra mia1a cenne bizuterye~ Sly
cha6 r6wniez, Re niejakiego Burr
ke aresztowano W Monte Carlo
pod zarzutem spe{nienia morder~
silva. - W}asciwe nazwisko owej
szwedki ma bye Teresa Williams.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
Operacya serca.

Wiadomo, Re W og6le clos W
SERGE zadany, zwykle bywa 6mier~
telnym. Tymczasem " tych dniaoh
zdarzy}o sic fcnomelne dziwo. W.
wsi w}oskiej Bettele d: Villavernia
pobi}o sic dw6ch wie6nlak6w, -
z kt6rych jeden nazwisk'em Coro+
ma, otrzyma} pohnlecie nozem "
samo SERGE. BezprEytomnego Ia
wieziono do szpitala W Tortonie, -.
gdzie prof. chirurgii dr.. Soave,
PREY pomocy trzech asystent6w,
otworzy} klatke p~iersiow4 w1e-
6niaka i odkry{ SERGE, ugodzone
nozem. I teraz stwierdzili lekarze,
&e jakim6 wprost cudownym spo-
sobem kllkana6cie kropli krwi
wyciek}ej z serca, skrzep}o we
worku sercowym i utworzy}o W
ten sposdb rodzaj opaski tamujqcej
dalszy up}Yw krwi. DR.. Soave re
szy} ostr6znie napowr6t seroe i za4
sklepi} rane. - L~eczenie rannego
postepuje prawid}owo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12

mien, ktdrych cena dochodzl. do
100 tysiecy dolar6w. Wyk}adane
wewn4trz z}otem i klejnotami.
: @t I'LL '.-@&-. z -.":' -
- Przyrajmniej pieniadz "a: take
trumny dostaje sig " rece RE-
mieslnik6w. e..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12

nego Pasteura " KonstantYnopolu
pedaje uwagii Masterpieces: Ko.:
bieroe' ze wschodu poohodzaoe,
prawie nigdy ME dostaj2 sic v v
handel jake nowe, albowiemn mi:ajal
te w}asciwofd, ze kto,loor1yy icoh, i'm
50 starszemi, TEN piekniejs1,e. Ola
tego handlarze 'starajs sic sprzeda~
wac stare, a pr'z,emyslni handlarze
~sztucznie. te starose wyrabiajq. Ma
Kaukazie i " Persyi k}adzie je
sig W dolly i p~rzesypuje ~sproszko~
wanym nawozem konskim Tub ow-
Gym. W ten spos6b nabywaje
kobierce zywszego kolorytu. Odoru
one "a to, prawie nlgdy ME traca.
Ably je zrobi6 staremi, rozk}adaj4
- i;chodza pc Mich jak na~jczesciej
- czefsto zwo}uja z ulicy obrudzo-
nych ludzi i kaza sig MEM, obwi'
JAG i noce przepedzac. A ze ludzie
ma Wschodzie ME bardzo staraja
sig o czysto6t oia}a - to v tycch
kob'eroaoh zdarzaja sig zarodk1
chor6b zakaznyoh. Take kobierce
nale&y wprza;6d pooddad desinfekoyi
chemicznej. W Paryzu zdarzy}o
sig n~ieraz, re W kobiercaoh re
smyrny zakupionych by}y zarazki
biegunki. Teraz lekarze So ostroz-
n,ejszyml i kaza kobierce take
niedawno sprowadzone chemicznie
oozyszczac.
-" ::"1=- =: -. 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
.NajstarsZy czloWiek.

NajstarSZy CZfOW1ek.
W miescie portugalskiem Braga
lyle ~starzec, Franclszek Jose, be"
dqoy nietylko najstarszym cz}o
wiekiem zyjacym nietylko W Por-
tugalii, ale zapewne ma calym
6wiecie. Urodzi} sig bowiem " r.
1888, liczy vice obecnie ll8 lat
zycla. Jose s}uzy} we wojsku, wal.
cyl przeciwko wojsku napoleohs
skiemu W r. 1910, bra} udzia} W
oblezeniu Oportu W r: 1882 W
st}umleniu rewoluoyi " roku 1s4e,
Dotychczas PRAGUE jake ciesla,
mularz, szewc, krawiec i ogrodnik,
gdyz Jest bardzo zreczny, strzela
przytem doskonale i poluje. Nigdy
ME chorowa} ! ME ukywa a1kcholu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12

W tyoh dniaoh zgromadzon'o o.
w,yyoh ubogich, maj2cyoh1 powytsaz'e e
kwalifkaoyee i i w1ypllaoo'not ksaAdemlu1
pc 81 frank6w i s centim6w: Za-
ciety sekciarz pc smieroi ohcia}
z}ozyc ostatni dow6d, jak niena-
widzi swych bliznich "a to tylko,
re byli chrzescianami-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
= =. =. - >.
.ZgubiOne / ZnaleZi0ne.

Zgub;one ppomiedzy Q. 80 wieczo~
rem wozoraj, i DIS ,poladniem,
cholerycsny atak Z ohoroba NOR
ska i bolem g&ow1y,I. Powodem u.
wolnienia by}a sposobnosd wyna|
lrzienia " apiece M,.J.sy Kowalew .
.skiego pudefka ORA New Life pi-.:
quick, gwarantowan ma wyleozenie
zo}clowo6cl, malaryi i morskiej:
choroby. ascent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
1KOsztOWne trumny.

Milionerowie amerykahscy ma
jqcy pieniedzy jak lodu, ME wie''
dza sami, jaki uzytek z mich zro'
bio. S~}yszymy n,eraz o kosztow"
nych ucztach, iazdach, budowlach
it'd. Wpadli take ma pomYs} u
rzadzania sobie kosztowny, h true
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
Testament fanatyka.

Pred dwoma latY zmar} W He'd
sin we Francyi original, kt6ry
ca}y sw6j maJatek zapisa} ubogim
miejscowym, ale ,,swiecklm", "a
rzadzajac, ze Legally (zapisy) maja
Bye wyp}acone tym,' kt6rzy ME
u~czeszczali do szk6} kongregacyj~
nych Tub utrzymywanych przez:
instytuty religiine i to z tym do
datkiem, re ma bye i'm legat wy
p}acony W brzeczacej monecie. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12
Cito, tuto ct jucundo!

CitO, tutO ct juCundO!
Szybko, pewnie i przyjemnie! Ia
maksyma w~sp6}czesnej medycyny
nape}nia radodoia katdego o,erpia" .
cego, kt6ry by& zmuszony po}yka d
lekarstwa o pajotropniejssym sma~
ku. Niema mic lepszego, jak lekar~
stwo o przyjemnym smaku, kt6rc
dzia}a szybko i pewnle. Fabrykant
Trinera Amerykahskiego Eliksiru
Gorzkiego Wilma mial to zawsze ma
uwadze i wierzy, re jego sukces po-
chodzi z tego. " chorobach zo}ad~
ka take lekarstwo jest specyalnie:
pozadanem i ktokolwlek oierpi ma:
.. " ++'
to choroby powlnien u&ywad Tri~
nera Amerykahski Elikslr Gorzk'e
go Wilma i bye spokojnym, lie %
go wyleczy. Ono gol zapalna fle~
gu g pokrywaiaca zo}adek kiszk D
pobudza gruczo}y do obfltej prasy,
wzmacnia musku}y organ6w ira
vienna i W ten spos5b doprowadza
wszystkie organa cla}a do natura'e
nych czynno6ci. Me desperujcie
nawet " z~astarzafych wypadkacb.
Czystose tego preparatu jest gwa~
rantowana przez U. s. Serial No
~a4e. Wszystkle apteki. JOS. Trl-
ner, 100 s. A,hlanda ve.', Chica-
90, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-09-12

Przechodzeh do ch}opca, kt6ry
oprowadza zebraka ociemniafego
- I'd jak dawna o]cieo twdj ME
widzi? Cd dzisaj rama
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
EASTER SUNDAY
IN BRUNSWICK
Unpleasant Weather Came toe Lats
to interfere With the Morning
Services at the Churches


Il was fortunate inaeed that ths
very inelement weather which pre-
vailed Sunday afternoon and evening
held off until after the church ser
vices in Brunswichs various tenn
pies Of worship. Had the rain ana
wind arrived a few hours earlier it
would have completely ruined Eas-
ter Sunday in Brunswick, but Jupi-
ter Pluvius was kind enough to
hold back until the morning servi-
ces were over
In every one Of Brunswick's
charches unusually large congrega-
lions were present Sunday morning.
In most Of them specially arranged
musical programs were rendered and
were feature Of the service. All
CT the ministers delivered special
sermons appropriate to the day,
which were enjoyed by the congre-
cations
But The dress parade III the after
noon, when everybody who mad a
ehat. generally come ont to exhibit it,
was called off By the weather man
and he also caused the night ser
Vices at the churches to be attended
By small congregations.
{. While it has been custom Of Mr.
Jupiter Pluyius to cut up his capers
on Easter, he never tried it 10 such
an extent as he did Sunday Not
being satisfied with opening the
clouds for hours he also tried to
control the temperature a45 sent
the mercury down about 40H de.
grees.
But those who could not get out
on dressf1parade Sunday afternoon
are careylly keeping their Easter
outat until next Sunday when prob
ably It viii be more in keeping to
wear a straw hat than an oyercoat
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
Advance Went Into Effect
Yesterday al Offices Of
Both Companies
AN ALL AROUND INCREASE
Rate to chldS lid New York &C
Up considerahls-No Raise In
the Price Of Messages to
Points Ia Georgia.

Changes in telegraph rates from
Brunswick to a number of points
were put into effect yesterday by
the Western Union and the Postal
Telegraph Companies.
Information Of the raise was sent
out from New York Saturday, it be
ing stated that the changes were
more in the nature Of a readjust.
ment Of tolls which had become alb.
normally low In the past for rea-
sons good Y the time. The changes
win he made only in commercial
messages. Gable rates win not be
il any way affected
The changes which will be felt
most by Brunswickians will be in
the rate 10 New York and Chicago
The rates hitherto prevailing have
been 50 cents fer day messages OF
ten words ana cents for each ad-
ditional word, the night rate being
80 and @ Yesterday the rate was
Increased 70 50 and cents wlth
ine might rats 80 and Z. Many
prints 70 which the day rate has
been so and will be SO and a. while
some points that have been 60 and
4 win be 10 and 5.
The telegraph companies VIII pub
lish no list Of points to which the
rate has been raised, the customers
being left to learn by experience as
to whether the increase includes the
place the message is to be sent. The
raise is more general in the night
than the day rates,
II is probable tnat the increase
win affect nearly 20 percent Of the
messages sent out from Brunswick
No change whatever takes place to
Georgia points.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
WINTER RETURNS
FOR BRIEF SPELL
Meroary Took a Sudden Drop sun.
day and Continued 10 Fail All
Day Yesterday,

Probably Old sol put in his ap-
pearanee entirely ftoo soon this sea,
son, and winter, Ii seems. has de,
clded to return and make the hot
member hide for few days. at
least
Entirely Unexpected, without the
least notification from, the weather
man, the cold weather came Sunday
afternoon and the mercury went
down at the rate OF about one de-
gree per hour for at least fifteen or
twenty nous The cold wave was
accompanied by high winds and a
heavy downpour of rain. which last
cd all Of Sunday night, the wind con.
tinuing at high velocity all Of
yesterday, last night and early this
morning 1t seemed to be slightly In
creaaing.
Jupt how long the out.ofseason
cold spell viii stay with Us cannot
be foretold, but the weather seems
10 be cutting all KINDS or curious
capers these days and we may have
cold days all during the summer. If
its past performance can be taken
as criterion, as during all Of the
winter we have been treated to
warm weather
Just what damage the cold has
done to crops in this section is not
known, but It IS feared that early
vegetation has been injured to a
great extent The high wind will
probably prevent frost this morn.
ing, and If the cold does not last
too long it is thought that the crops
will not suffer seriously.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
SHIP 6NI!IIAIsIS&R, PEACP Il
FROM THIS P0EN notR
AGROUND l. BE INJURED
STEAMER SAILED FROM THIS
PORT A FEW WEEKS AGO
WITH HEAVY cARGO-WAS
FOR LIVERPOOL.

The steamer Administer, which
sailed from this port on March %,
going from here to Savannah to
complete her cargo. and which sailed
from that port a few days later, is
reported ashore off the Virginia
coast and it is feared that she will be
considerably damaged before she
can be pulled off. According to
last reports, tugs have gone to her
assistance and it is hoped to float
her on tae next high tide.
The Administer was loaded here
by strachan & Co She took on at
this port 1,70S of cotton, -.O04 tons
Of phosphate rock, Al cases Of cot
ton seed oil and 1870 bundles Of
crates. 1t is not known what she
took on IN Savannah. but she was
only in that port a few days
The Administer was commanded
BY Captain Clark and was quite a
large ship
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
new DEPOT MAY
Be USED BY ROAD
ON NEXT SUNDAY
Trains 10 Arrive and Depart
From A, B. { As. New
Passenger Station
IS NOW ABOUT COMPLETED
Superintendent WiIburn and Force
VIII Not Get into Their Quar-.
ters Before Next Month
First Floor Used,

present plans are carried out
- nov depot Of the Atlanta, Bir-
mingham and Atlantic railroad at
the foot OF @ street win be put into
service next Sunday morning and all
passenger trains over the line will
arrive and depart from there, The
announcement has not vet been
given out as definite by the oficials
Of the road, but it is known that it
Is the intention Of the road to begin
using the new passenger station at
that time.
Ii was expected that the depot
would awe been in use long before
that time. but there have been many
unavoidable delays in tho construct
Ion Of the building. It was first ahs
nouneed that it would be used be-
ginning March. but It was discovered
that II would be Impossible 10 have
it in readiness by that time
It is also understood That tae Of
leials Il the road who now have
thei4 Offices in the opera husse nuti
Ing and who are 90 use the lower
floor Of the new building, win also
remove Sunday, bat 1t Is hardly prob
ahle taat Superintendent Wilburn
and his force viii get into their qua =
tiers In the second story before May
first The passenger shed, however
ard the depot, is about complete anu
All efforts will be made to have the
trains arrive and depart from there
on Sunday
The freigat repCt has been In use
for the past three weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
A RAID MADE ON
n. Y. POOLR0OM
Charles G. Gates Is Wanted as :
Witness But officers Cannot
Find Him

New York, April 1.--charles G.
Gates IFS wanted by the authorities
as witness in big pool room raid
made on Fulton street. but he is
not in the city or if he Is ne Is
iD hiding. and officers who have tho
aphpeona for him have thus far fail
q to serve It.
slxty-fiye witnesses have been ser
we'd IN the case, the riadtis said 70
be the biggest ever made on pool
rooms IN New York and many prom.
inent Wall strees anauclers
taraataA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
.HoKe SMITH 70 co 70 EUROPE
Governor Elect to Take a Short Trip
Abroad.


Abroad.
The following is from the Atlants
Georgia: .
"Governor-elect and Mrs. Hoke
Smith will probably leave for Eur
ope within few weeks.
'Mr Smith has been planning for
such trip for several months, but
owing TO the pressure OF many I'm
portant business matters, which he
wishes to get In shape prior to as
suming the reins Of state govern
ment, he has been unable to fix a
definite time for ais departure.
IF the trip abroad Is taken, nee
sarily Mr.. Smith will have to leave
shdsl,. as Il. is only three months
.until BIS inaugural. While he viii
make a study of immigration anc
other matters abroad, MIR. smitn'
primary idea Is for complete rest
before he enters the duties Of state
administration m
Following his long arduous czm
paign Of year ago, Mr. Smith i'm
s5pediately plunged into his large le
III business and has been giving 4
undivided attention since. He feeil
be needs the rest tae trip abroad
RiYa AIM
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
SCHOOL HOURS ARE CHANGED
Children Now Report at 8 a. m. and
are Dismissed at f,3o p, m.

Children Now Report at 8 a. m. and
are Dismissed at f,3o, p, m.
Beginning yestasaay the hours at
the public schools We're changed aud
now the cG1ldren are required to re-
port a half nour earlier In the morn
ing and consequently are dimissed a
half hour earlier in the afternoon.
Heretofore the schools have been
.onvening at $50 al M and dismiss
ing at p M, but hereafter the con-
vening hour will be o'clock and
The children will be dismissed at 1,30
in the afternoon.
This change lis made in order to
keep the children out OF the not
weather during the middle OF the
day as much as possible They so
to school before the heat of the
day sets in and are dismissed be.
fore the beaming heat which gen
orally prevails al~ut 2 o'clock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
REV. BRYAN IS MADE
: TO QUIT THE
PULPIT
METHODIST PASTOR AT MlLLEN
10 AWAIT CONFERENCE ACT.
IONA YOUNG WOMAN IN
THE CASE.

Millen Ca, April 1.-Rev. Solon
II. Brayan, pastor of the Methodist
church Eere, has become involved
in trouble, in which a young wo-
mans name figures
Two prominent members Of NIr.
Bryan's church a night or two ago,
saw something that made them sus.
picious and they wrote to presiding
Elder Loyett.
The trial by the church took place
yesterday and Mr. BrV6o was sus-
pended from preachin until the
next conference.
1t was reported y at Mr. Bryan
mistreated his wire u1@ account OF thN
matter but that is dds sled.
This afternoon. hisA Aneighbors al
lege, they heard MI Bk Kan mistreat
ing ais wife and they Nxore out a
warrant charging him VIZ wife.
beating and Mr. Bryan was NSested
and placed in Jail @
Tonight his wife went to the jail
and stood his bond
The young woman involved was
studying under Mr. Bryan for the
purpose Of oeing a foreign mission
ary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
Feared T6S the COI. ltRel
VIII Prove Serious 70
Fruit Growers
NOT DAMAGED YESTERDAY
But it is Feared That q Frost Thl
Morning Killed Thousands Of
6uds-Early Vegetation Said
to be Injured.

Atlanta, April 1.-Reports received
iii this city today indicate that the
fruit crop in the peach belt Hof Geor-
gia has not yet suffered from the
cold wave of Sunday and today, but
1t is feared if the weather continues
through tonight with the low tenn
peratme, the crop will be seriously
injured,
In many sections OF the peach
belt the mercury went down to a
point unusual for this season Of the
year il is general over the state
and the only hope that the fruit
growers have Is that the heavy
winds which have prevailed since
the cold set in will prevent frost in
The morning However II the cold
continues without any win6it is be.
lieyed that the crop VIII de damaged
to a great extent
Reports from all sections Of tae
state indicate that early vegetation
has been more e. less damaged al
ready Tile rain was badly needed
and the farmers were glad to vel
come it but the cold weather came
at. an unexpected time.
The damage to the peach crop de
ponds upon the weather during the
next twelve hours It Is thought e
be in great danger
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
EVELYN EHAW
TO GO BEfSRE
COMMISSION
She will Testify Today as
10 The Sanity Of Her
husband
o
4 DECISION ON THURSDAY
Generally Expected That the COM
mission Will Find Thaw Is
Sane and the Trial viii
Be Resumed.

New York, April 1,-Evelyn Mes,
bit Thaw was today subpeoned to
appear before the lunacy commits
sion, which is Investigations the
sanity of her husband and she Will
appear before the board tomorrow
to tell about the mental condition of
Harry Thaw
Just what questions the commits
sion will put to Mrs. Thaw is not
known, but it is expected taat she
will prove to be very valuable
witness for the defense, as she did
when on the witness stand when
her husband was being. tried for
mttrddr
1t was announced this afternoon
that tne commission would hardly
report its finding before Thursday.
Witnesses win probably be oxamin-
ed up tc Wednesday afternoon The
case will then be considered and the
verdict Of the commission is expect
ed some time Thursday.
TnaWs attorneys are still conf.
dent that the verdict Of The commis-
sion win he that Thaw is ssne and
that the trial will continue where it
was Interrupted BY District Attorney
Jerome when he petitioned fer the
appointment of lunacy commits.
sion,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
PORTO RtcAM GOVERNOR
WILL RECEIVE { MIR. TAFT

San Juan. Porto Rico. April 1.--t
Governor Winthrop is prepa ing to.
make a reception in Porto Rico OF
Secretary Of War Taft, wac win ar
rive here on Aphl ii, second only
to that extended President Roosevelt
during his visit
Mrs Taft. will precede TIE secres
tary to the island. arriving here on
April H.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
A vALDosrA GIRL SUICIDES
Miss Bessie Parker Drank r
Of Laudanum.


(Valdosta, April 1,--NIIss Bessie
Parker, young woman twenty
years of age, daughter of the prSprie
tor Of the Parker house, cohtmit-
ted suicide last night by talSi5ig a
ten-eent phial of laudanum. The Cor
oner and sheriff are investigating
the case. as it is believed that one
of the boarders in the house pfocdr-
cd tne drug for her, knowing wiia
she wanted with It. 1t is also know
tnat this particular boarder was
sent after physician, liat lost So
much time looking for doctor that
the young lady was Beyond the no5e
Of recovery when he arrived.
The yong woman came to tbs esS
from South Carolina some time age
1t is said that she had tilreatenpd
suicide a number Of times IN The
past and that she made an unsucceas
full attempt to kill herself before
coming here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
oAleAeo eLgoTIoN ON rooA,
A Very Warm Campaign About to
the Finish.

thS FniSns
Chicago, April Chicago viii
hold It's municipal election tomorrow
Tao issue between Fred A. Busse
the postmaster and republican cam
dldate for mayor and Edward r.
Dunno, democratic candidate for re-
election is complicated by refer
ondum on the traction question.
The traction ordinace ..which was
recently passed by the' elty council
over the veto Of MAJOR Dunno. pro
vides for the .-issEs Of ,twentyYear
franchises, but provides that tho
city shall have right Of burchas-
ing on giving notice Of such inten-
tlon. The ordinance to become Of
fectlee only after they have been
endorsed by public referendum
The republicans favor the adoptio"
OF the ordinance while the democrats
Apose suth endorsement and adyo
fte the citys tight Of emanent do
11lain. the condemnation Of the
street car properties and municipal
ownership.
TIE campaign has been heated
one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
FLORIDA HELP RETURNING
About FIFTY People Arrived IN The
81 City Yesterday.

Help from the big winter aotels
lr Florida are now returning to their
homes in the north, and yesterday
about fifty arrived in Brunswick tor
take passage from this city
Most Of the help registered at tiis
Oglethorpe, while others wore quart-
tered in different sections Of the
city. It is understood that they will
all sail today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
TRIED TO ENTER kAisEH,s
Attempt Made to Rob the Store
day Night.

An unsuccessful attempt was nnad
10 enter Kaiser's store Sunday nlea
the would-be thief only proceeding
in breaking the glass in the side
door Of the building on Gloucester
street,
From all appearances The thief
thought that after break4pg ne
glass it would be easy to Reach III
side and open tne door, but he Vas
much disappointed. as 4 wood facing
to the door protected the inside and
after smashing in the glass the thief
saw that he would nave to q
board an inch thick before he could
reach the lock. He did not finish
the JOB
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
sRrunawIok Exnsoted TodaY

The Bee Line steamer Brunswick
is expected to arrive today from
Havana to New York. She has on
many passengers, bound to both this
port and New York,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
A New Restaurant.

II is said that a restaurant will zoe
opened IA one OF the new buildings
now IN course Of construction OPP
posite the ogletnorpe hotel. The
fact that the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic viii begin to use their
nav depot IN a few days viii make
this oss Of she best stands n the
nv fsr gAsk 8 pnsinesa 1870.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-02
carnival PeopIe Arrlylna.

Many Of those connected with the
Parker carnival, who have been away
for the winter, are returning to the
city to join the company and pre-
pare for the opening here next Mons
day.