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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-21

his capacity as a citizen and not as a can
didate for Office
The governor announced that he would
appoint, to succeed Judge Crothers. Mr..
Philemon D. Hooper of Queen Anne county.
WHO had been nominated by the democratic
judicial convention
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w. b. MOSES & SONS, F ST., Cor 18th.
w. B. MOSES & SONS, F ST., Cor. 11th.

We hold this sale August and accordingly
whereby handle the and the
of
The bulk the selling would naturally be where
found found in this sale August facilities provided
o meet extra
Well whatever select of deposit
goods
home doesnte rintocon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-21

433G.-Separate jackets are very modish
thFs year and those who count the dollars
and cents ind them very economical. A
chic Htt,e coat of unusual style and not DIFF
ficlilt for home making is sketched. 1t may
d., made of cloth linen or pongee, as well
a. taffetas and serve for wear with the odd
skirt or IL may serve as a suit coat and
he OF the material of the skirt. The front
classes with a trig vest and the sleeves are
of tllree-quarter length. having tucks at the
lovYar edge and natty turn-back cuffs For
the medium size one and three-eighths yards
of hftS>four-inch material are needed for
the coat.
4as6-Sizes fourteen. fifteen, sixteen and
seventeen years.
The price OF this pattern is 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-21

Fiber Art Rugs in blue. brown. terra
Gotta, red. green and combination OF
colors; make pretty chamber rugs.
Reg. Sale
Price. Price
q - xo r. ... $500 S3.15
q ftx12 ft................ $3.50 $3.50
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Carpets.

Brussels Carpets-Hall. stair and room
carpets in variety of new, en-
choice patterns. Regular Csc OVC
quality. Sale price. .......
Extra Quality Brussels Carpets-Hall,
stair and room carpets. in
great variety of choice pat [N
terms Regular SOC quality. 0VC
sale price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Superfne quality Of Brussels Carpets
Parlor. dining room. hall. stair and
chamber patterns. in a great
variety of beautiful colors. I'm
Regular N.1O quality. Sale i've
and Stair CARPETS. A durable MM~
Sale price, per yard. ..............
Velvet Carpets-Hall. stair. parlor.
dining room and chamber car I'm
pets. Good value. Regular I've
price. 81. Sale price. per yard.
Velvet Carpets-New and elegant vari-
ETY. Of choice parlor, dining room. cham
Der, hall and stair patterns. An oppor-
tunity to secure a bargain in On
this line. Regular price. sl.15. SVC
Sale price, per yard.
Roxbury. Smith. stinson and other
standard Brussels Carpets: the best 10
wire quality, in a great variety of choice
parlor. dining room. hall and stair and
chamber patterns. A bargain on
line. Regular price. sl.1o. Sale SWC
price. per yard. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Moresque Brussels Hall and Stair Car
pets, very durable. Regular En-
75c quality. Sale price. per SVC
yard. .................
Noresque Brussels Carpets. in blue.
red. green and tan shades: make pretty
chamber carpets. These have borders
$: 81! %''e9 Sale Ssf pr'es. ''' per 87hc
Moresque Wilton Velvet Carpets and
Notified Velvet Carpets. in a variety Of
effects. These are bargain for the
housekeeper Ask for them They make
good hall, stair and parlor car NJ
pets. Regular prices. 1925 to VIC
$3.50 Sale price. per yard. ......
Old-fashioned Good Quality Velvet
Carpets-A number of choice patterns
suitable for hall. stairs and
dining room. Regular price. M
sl.25 yard. Sale price, per VIC
Splendid Wilton Velvet Carpets-An
; elegant selection of patterns, suitable
stairs. Don't miss this opportunity to
prices. 1913 and .ls5 Sale 81 .UO
price per yard. ...............
Smith Administer Carpets in quanti-
flee price. Regular values, I'm
) s1.25 to s1.75 yard. Sale price. IVC
per yard
Wilton Velvet Carpets Choice Of our
entire line. % or more patterns In par
, lor. dining room. chamber,
} hall hall and a. stair ia carpets: @n Dr.
price, yard.
Alexander Smith & Sons Administer
Carpets; an elegant line Of parlor, din
ing room and chamber carpets. Choice
S lar 70 Sa 2assss s1ss Rs SALE S1.12M
price. per yard........ ~
d-fashioned 3-ply ALL 0@U/
wool Carpet. Worth s1.2s SZAC
per yard Sale price. yard. ~ ~
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Schliemann's Excavations.

To DR.. Heinrich Schliemann Prof Sey-
mour gives the honor Of determining many
important questions and settling the con-
troversies Of centuries with the spade
Schliemann was a German by birth. long a
resident of Russia, citizen of the United
States. with q Greek wife, and made his
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CarDets-Continued.

Bigelow Administer Carpets. in quanti-
ties from Is to 80 yards. go at a sac
rtf1ce. Regular values. d. nm
sl:7' &c $50 Sale price. 81 IVY
Plush Wilton Velvets: guaranteed
Carpet. Choice of Is patterns: beauti-
full parlor, dining room. chamber. hall
and stair carpets in self-tone and oren-
Price Price. ~. sIz 70, Sale ST. .27R
Hartford. Bigelow and French Axmin-
ster Carpets-the best standard makes.
Choice of Is parlor. dining room and
chamber carpets. Very pretty floral and
s s; eriess. slss to s ST. .37h
Royal Wilton Carpets: durable as iron.
A special weave of carpet made TO our
order. We guarantee the carpet
A choice Of % elegant patterns, suit
able for parlor. dining rooms, library.
chambers. halls and stairs: in self-tone
and oriental effects. Reg d. I'm
ular prices 81 and s225. b eIy
Sale price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Granite Ingram Carpets. in pretty 40
raj designs and colors. and durable.
Suitable for the sitting room a.
dining room or bedroom: 40c ZIG
value Sale price, yard..........
Brusseline-a reversible Brussels car
pet Tor nails. StdlTS anu
" yard wide. ........ .221sc yard
n yard wide. .32lac YARD
q yard wide. 1850 yard
yard wide. .45c yard
Extra Super. absolutely an all-wool
carpet the newest designs and colorings
made to wear. % pretty patterns for
the parlor. dining room,
sitting room and bedroom. [NU/
Regular Sc quality. Sale OZ19C
price. yard. -
Double G. E. Extra Super Carpet. A
fine Atwood carpet. made in Brussels
effects Neat, dainty designs and col
orings for any ROOM 20 pat
terms in this selection. Excel ZM
lent value at 9Oc yard. Sale WyC;
price,
Cathedral Carpet. all wool. This car
pet is without doubt the best value ever
offered for the price. The closest weave.
the best colors. the best designs for Ii
brary. parlor. dining rooms, chamber or
church. and will wear satisfactorily. 10
Uneaualed value at si.1o per SUC
yard. Sale price, yard............
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Peerless China Mating.

This particular Mating Is the best for
the price ever offered: is well worth 4Oc
yard, and during the season sold at that
price. We have in stock at this time
about Is rolls. Regular price. 0Oc
4Oc Sale price, a .Z>S
Dixie-A full 116-warp China Mating,
in neat checks. plaids and striped ef-
fects. Regular SOC quality. Onr
Sale price, a yard. .S>S
Crown China Mating, In pretty de-
signs and colors-a clean. smooth weave;
will wear and look well.
Worth SOC a yard. Sale price, 1Tc
a yard. Observation-Disclosures VS
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Cotton Washable Bath
Rugs.
IinOneurns.

Genuine Cork Linoleum. made Of pull
verified cork and linseed oil. For the
dining room. kitchen. pantry and bath;
designs in tile, floral and carpet effects.
Sale
Price.
Regular Coo quality. yard........... SOC
Regular Toe quality. yard........... 431zc
Regular s5c quality. yard........... 55c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
Rie SUCTION pREDGE WILL
LEAVE FOR THAT PORT
NEXT WEEK.
HAS GDVERNN[NT CONTRACT
She Has Been at Work on the A. 3.
"A. Terminals In This City
For Several Months And Has
Done Splendid Work.

The large suction dredge Atlantic,
owned by The North American Dredg-
ing Company which has been en-
gagsd in work at the terminals OF
The Brunswick Steamship Company
gor The past several months, viii
leave here on December 10 for Fer
nandlna. where she goes TO work on
big contract which her owners
hive at that port.
The Atlantic was due to leave
brunswick some tine ago, but the
company kept her here in order to
rush work at the terminals and while
the contract here has not yet been
completed the Atlantic has done some
wonderful work during the time that
she has been dredg ng.
The large timber basin was com
pleted some time ago and since that
tine the dredge has been engaged
in dredging opposite the terminals
has maintained depth sufficient to
accommodate almost any yes el that
can enter port. She is the only
dredge OF her kind now at work in
this section and can accomplish
twice as much as the old-time dredg-
es
I. Is understood that another
dredge owned by the above company
Will, A5s agn1 here TO complete the
contract. aAd Il ig not known whetl
81 not tAe sAtlantio will return
when she finishes work III Eetnaa
Gina,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
RECOVERED THEIR CHILD
FROM GYPSY GAPTo2S.

st Louis. Mo, Dec. 5.--By means
Of a writ Of habeaus corpus, secured
from the Clayton county court, An
tonic Thompson, and his wife. Of Los
Angeles. Cal, today secured posses
sion Of their sixteen year old daugh-
ter. Marie from band Of Gyp-ie
encamped on the outskirts of St
Louis.
The parents declare the daughter
was stolen from there a year ago,
and that since then they have tray
elled thou gands Of miles and spent
practically al their money in search
ing for he-
Disguised as Gypsies tbemseIves
they invaded the Gypsy camp and
found their daughter The Gyps. .es
refused to surrender the girl until
confronted by an order Of the court
in the hands Of depu,y aneriT
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
COL. GOODYEAR
IS SECRETARY
WELL KNOWS sRUNsWlcKIAN is
BEING HoNoRED AT WAS :
lNGTON CONVENTION.

Washington. D. c.. Dec 5.--At re-
cess Of the Rivers and Harbors Con
gress today, the Georgia delegation
met in the library. on the ground
door Of the New Willard and elected
Judge George Hillyer, member Of the
railroad commission Of Georgia, per
manent chairman of the Georgia del,
egation to the Rivers and Harbo7s
Congress. and also elected G. p.
Goodyear its permanent secretary.
W. q. Stilwen, Of Savannah. now
director of the Rivers and Harho2s
/ Congress. for the south Atlantic ter
ritory. was nominated for reelection
as director.
Hon. John Maddox. OF Rome. Ca.
was nominated on the resolutions
committee, with a provision that il
ue was chosen on the committee for
the country-at-large, &. p. Goodyear,
Of Brunswick, Ca. should be substi-
tuted in his stead.
Mr.. OSwell r. Eve was nominated
and elected vice president for GeoT-
gia by acelamation.
Hon. WIN Pope, Of the chamber OF
commerce, OF Atlanta, was nominated
on the nominating committee OF the
ttivers and Harbors Congress.
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NATIONAL COMMITTEE WILL
MEET IN WASHINGTON 70 DE
eide ON CITY.
SEVERAL CITIES AFTER It
Chicago, Kansas City, Denver And
Others Are Favored BY Different
Members OF Committee.
Looks Like Chicago.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 5-With
the date set for the meeting of the
Republican National Committee nov
less than twenty-fours hours distant.
the rivalry among the various cities
which are contesting for the honor
of having the next convention is
hourly growing more spirited.
All of the cities formally entered
in The race have establi he'd head
quarters for the final campaign and
are pulling wires vigorously in order
to attain their ends. 4
While it is known that date early
in June is favored for the big eonyens
tion. it is difficult to forecast what
action the committee will take in the
selection of city.
Chicago and Kansas City are ap-
parently most favored but st. Louis
and Denver also have a chance of
victory.
II Chicago is given the convention,
it will probably have to provide
hall larger than the coliseum. where
the 1904 convention was held The
coliseum was admittedly ideal, so far
as arrangements were concerned. but
it could not seat only about eight
thousand persons, including delegates
the press and spectators. It is GER
tain that the convention Next yeaxt
will attract much larger crowd Of
republicans from all parts OF the I'D.
ton than was the case four years
ago, when there was no contest for
the presidential nomination. The
national committee leaders are ap-
parently determined to require a hall
{ that viii accommodate q much larger
number of people than Chicago's col
iseum. 1t is indicated that a hall
oE sufficient dimensions to provide
for a crowd Aat least sixteen thous-
and will be a requirement which the
committee viii insist upon Chicago
people have promised to provide
hall as large as the committee de-
mandss but some committeeman are
apparently skeptical OF promises.
The first session OF the national
committee will meet at the Shorehan
hotel at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. and will probably continue
through to Saturday before a decis
ion is reached,
All Of the candidates now ia the
running Rr the presidential nomina,
tion are4represented by theiz poIitl-
cal mani kgers.
The Haft boomers favor Kansas
City wsile the Fairbanks, hughes
and Cannon adherents apparently
favor Chicago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
CAUGHT FIRE WEDNESDAY
NIGHT AND WAS BURNED TO
WATERS EDGE.
HBlL WENT 70 THE BOTTOM
Rstar Series Of Accidents Captain
Waite's Boat Is Finally Destroyed.
She Was Partially In
cured.

yhe steamer c. II, Evans, plying
Aetween Brunswick and points on the
eassla river, and owned by Captain
m. A. White. was burned to the wat
SIS edge late Wednesday night at
saau Head Bluff, q small stop almost
10 the end Of the Evans run.
vull particulars of the burning have
.Set yet been received, but it is IN
sAerstood that the Evans was totally
aAstroyed, and after the dec1Tnd
woodwork had been burned, the
sResmer filled and went to the bot
som
Captain White and members OF the
erew returned to the city last night
via rail. None OF them were injured
h. the fire. It Is not known whether
sr not any of the cargo was burned.
sHun Head Bluff is about the last
fssop the Evans makes along the sa-
kiia. therefore it is thought that she
ras light, having discharged her car
50 before reaching that point
III luck has followed this steamer
since she came to Brunswick three
s,- four years ago to take the plaes
~ the old steamer Falcon. es.des
nae or two email accidents, several
8sonths age fhp steamer while tiet
81 the Mallory wharf in this porL
eras blown adrift By a heavy gale
Kud rapidly filled and sank to the
bottom. 1t YVES at a great expense
saat she was raised and it took some
91ule to get hes in running order
sgain.
Captain Whites many friends vill
regret to learn OF the second serious
accident and the total destruction oI
sis steamer. 1t is not yet know
whether o. not he VIII purchase
n saother steamer for the run.
Il 1t. is understood that the Evans
Mas partially insured. but Captain
1yhite could not be geen last night
sherefore 1t IL not known what the
sotal loss win be.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
COAST IS SWEPT BY
QUITE 4 BAD
&
STORM
WIND BLEW AT A HIGH VELoc.
Try AND lT is FEARED MUCH
DAMAGE HAS BEEN DONE TO
VESSELS.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 5.-The wind
reached a maximum velocity at Cape
Henry during last nights storm of
sixty miles an hour. 1t blew from
the northwest sand drove seaward
rather than towards the shore and
vessels that may have been caght in
its teeth. and. therefore, no weeks,
If any, have been reported.
The wind at its hurricane velocity
carried before it everything movable
on shore. and it Is feared much hav-
oc has been wrought at sea.
The sea coast. telegraph wires OF
the government from Cape Henri
southwark are not working and no
word could be had from the Cape
Hatteras section. No word could be
had from the Boston yacht, Madison,
bound to Jacksonville. and stranded
IN Roanoke Sound. sNorth Carolina.
Several Of the big battleships head
ing for Hampton Roads from North
ern ports doubles mad severe ex-
perlences II caught within the radius
OF last nights gale.
The severity Of the gale has caused
some anxiety TO be f II for the safety
if six little vessels Of torpedo flotiila.
bound fo. San Juan. en- route to the
Pacific, but with three days start,
the little vessels have gotten far
enough to escape the storm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
GOVERNOR GENERAL
TARGET FOR WOMAN,

Moscow. Dec. 5.--An unsuccessful
attempt was made here today upon
the life of Lieutenant General Ger
ehelmann, governor general OF Mos,
COW
He escaped death only by mar.
row margin,
A woman hurled q bomb at the gen.
erals carriage while he was driving
in the Lefort quarter of the city.
The horsea were blown to pieces
and the coachman was seriously in
inred
The governor general, however.
came out Of the explosion untouched
The woman was SO severely mutil-
ated by her own bomb that she had
to be removed &o a hospital. She is
in a dying condition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
JUDGE PARKER ADJouRNs THE
TRIBUNAL UNTIL SECOND
MONDAY In JANUARY.
THE CASTS TRIED YESTERDAY
Number OIL Cases. Both Criminal And
Civil Were Disposed Of During
the Day-Mistrial Declared
in One Case.

After yesterdays session Of the
superior court, Judge Parker an
uounced an adjournment until Mon
day. January 1S, when the court win
convene in the new court house and
work ON the civil docket.
During yesterdays session several
cases, both civil and criminal were
disposed Of
In tie case of Karl Faetlengeg.
which was. taken up Wednesday, a
mistrial resulted. The jury was out
all during the day but failed to ar
rive at q verdict and just before ad-
iourning yesterday afternoon Judge
Parke~ called them in an announced
a mistrial
Other cases disposed of during the
day were the following
State VS.. Joe Thomas, assault with
intent to murder. plea Of guilty. Sen.
tence, six months in chaingang or
fine Of $500
State VS. Annie Henderson keeping a
lewd house. plea of guilty. Sentence,
10 months in ohaingang or fine OF
$3.50 to include costs.
State vs.. JIM Caruthers. assault
with intent to murder, plea Of guilt
OF shooting at another not in his own
defense. Sentence. six months O.
line Of SIS 0 include oo5rs.
National rank Of brunswick ys. w.
- nlsraissad
Vincent Pinabad vs.. Eliza ]. Pima
bad, motion to set aside judgment
Dismissed
j. D. Pyles VS. Atlantic Goa 5.
Line, ce-tioraf. Sustained.
Hunter, Bend and Company, VS.. G.
B. Pope Company, equitable fore
closure Of mort gage. Verdict and de-
cree Cor plaintiff.
In re, w. b. Cook Tie Company
Charter granted.
S. J. Gorton VS.. Orton Pyles, Ger
t.Orari. Sustained.
MayoE~ and council Of the city OF
BrunswidA.ys. Mrs. MaIlie r. Dayen-
port motiod @or new tIisL Motion
dismissed.
Seaboard Air Line VS.. S. f. Mem
ory, remitted from supreme court
made verdict Of Glynn superior court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
BIG BANK "A LIS
IN KANSAS CITY
LEADING FINANCIAL lNsriTu.
TIoN OF THAT CITY HAS
CLOSED ITS DOORS.

Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 5.-The Ma
tional Bank of Commerce Of Kan.
.sas city, Mo, failed to open its doors
this morning, and IL now in the
hands OF the national bank examiner.
The bank is one of the oldest here.
and is the largest financial instltu-
tion in the city A notice on the
door says the bank was closed by
order of the board of directoSs.
The National Bank Of Commerce,
according to a recent statement, owed
local banks $4,000 600. and owed 9TH
er banks s28,500OO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
SEAPORT LODGE
NAMES OFFICERS
INTERESTING MEETING OF THE
ODD FELLOWS WAS HELD
LAST NIGHT.

This is a busy week with the Sc
cret lodges OF Brunswick and ma
iority OF them have been eIectins
their officers for the coming year.
The first week in December is al
ways selected as the night for elect.
sng officers BY nearly all Of the lodg-
es.
Last night Seaport lodge. odd Fei-
lows. held their election ana named
The following to servre during the
ensuing year
Paat grand, c. F. Bl1odworth.
Noble grand, r W. Leben.
Vice grand, r. w. statham.
Secretary, ~ e. Porter.
Treasurer. w. A. Hodges.
Trustee. a. NJ. Calder.
Seaport lodge has probably grown
as rapidly as any similar organiza-
Aon in The city during the past year,
large number Of new members hav-
been admitted. Last night team
3bf nine members were up for the
Second degree.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
BACON INTRODUCES
BILL FOR The
BIG CANAL
GEORGIA SENATOR WANTS SUR
VEY MADE or THE LINE FROM
BRUNSWICK TO THE Mlssls-
SiPPi RIVER.

Senator Bacon has introduced in
the senate Of the United States a
bill which provides for the construc,
ton of the canal across the country
to connect the navigable streams OF
the Mississippi river with the Allan
tic ocean at Brunswick
This subject. as is well known, has
been advocated by Col G. P. Good
year OF this city, and his facts and
figures as to the great benefit that
will result to the entire south if this
canal is constructed has attracted the
attention of many cities and Senator
Bacon will receive the cooperation of
senators and represe entatives from all
sections of the country In his efforts
TO secure the canal
A telegram sent out from Washing
ton yesterday about the introduction
of the bill by Senator Bacon says:
Senator Bacon introduced bill
providing for survey to determine
the practlcabilityw he building Of
q canal to connect the navigable wat
ers Of tho Mississippi valley with the
nayigable waters Of the state OF
Georgia. This project, he stated. had
been considered twelve years ago,
but the time was not then ripe for
its realization. The canal projected,
he said. would be about 100 miles
long and would connect the Mlssi ST
pps liver with the Atlantic ocean.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
BAD WRECK ON
PENNSYLVANIA
NUMBER OF PASSENGERS WERE
INJURED IN sMAsHUP ON
THAT ROAD YESTERDAY.

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. atlantic
Express. No. 8. eastbound on tn
Pennsylvania. was wrecked just after
it had left the union station today.
A majority Of the passengers on two
Pullman cas- were injured, thirteen
50 seriously as TO require medical
attention
The wreck was caused by either a
frozen switch or the two hasty throw
ing Of the switch, it is said, with the
result that two Pullman cars were
thrown from the track and were side
swiped by two express cars that were
shifted into the station
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
AT BURROWS MARKEr.

A big shipment of Spanish mack
.erel were received yesterday at
Thurlows fish and oyster market on
Grant street. Mr. Thurlow always
has on hand a full supply of
salt and fresh water fish and every
thing in the sea food line. The fin
lest oysters in the city are served
at the Greek-American restaurant,
which are furnished by Mr.. Thurlow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
CAUTION TO EmloRANTs.

vienna, Dec. 5.-The gcvernmen
has Issued caution against emigffi-
ton to the state OF Mlssouria and
mississippi unless reliable informs
ton is at hand from Austrian soufes.
1hs action has been taken on ac-
count of complaints made regarding
tbe treatment 0. austrian workmen
in those state