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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-12-22

IN ser Kripp' ron fhIeftem 6oIs
Obne 6lauS unS obns Stols,
ShIdfi in boloer Rub CUR 5rif,
Der DER melieu 6srrfber 1T.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
hey Want to Know t.hO
SSo.ng TO Build The
Trolley Line
DEFINITE ACTION is EXPECTED
After Many Delays it is Believed
That Council viii Award the
Franchise to one-pf the Ap-
plicants Thursday Night

There is nothing hut trolley talk in
Brunswick these days ma she learuua
question on the street is. wao viii
get the franchise?
That question may be answered by
the city council xt Thursday night
but it is douat II. The solons real.
ize that they are handling a most
important matter and they are not
in a hurry TO settle it, Ii seems tnat
they are working in the interest oi
the city and will do what they thiinb
is TO the advantage Of The taxpayers.
But from what can be learned.
there IS no reason why the franchise
should not be granted at the meeting
Of council Thursday night 1t seems
.tlat both the Suachan and Roman peo
pie have submitted their Gnal popo-
sitions, only that the Roman people
have been allowed to reconsider the
water portion sf their proposition,
and this they will do before council
meets.
Il seems that the water proposition
came as an entirely new ching to Mr..
roman when he arrived in the city
early In the week He came to Bruins
wick. ,J is said, TO figure on electric
cars and an electric light plant, and
waen he was informed Of the water
part Of the proposition he was taken
by surprise. as he had not figured
that In the franhise at all
AS soon as Mr Roman was inform,
ed that council would not consider
his proposition unless water was in.
Guided he went to WORK on that part
of the proposition and submitted three
or four different plans to council at
tae meeting Friday night Council
now has the propositions under advise
ment
Mr 5trachan and his associates
have practically closed their proposit
ion aud are now awaiting councils
action They expect somethmge
definite at the meeting Thursd
might
/ The people Of Brunswick are great
/ W interested in this matter aud tney
are patiently waiting to see it sci
led People are Of course divided as
80 which proposition they think the
city ought to accept, but the majority
will no doubt lie satisfied to see eth
er of the applicants receive the fran
ohise what they really want is an
electric car line and cheaper light
water and gas.
While the announcement has been
made many times before il is be
levcd that council will finally d~
eide wb cn Of the two applicants Is
To receive the franchise al tne meet
ing this week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
0saib Game Yesterday Alter
an Illness Lasting tg
Five Weeks
.lI6N CITY NOT EFFIGTE0
i viii Continue as Usuahpgnder the
New Leader-Althouq Delirous
Dowie Denounced His Enc
mics to the Last

Chicago March John Alexander
oowie, of Zion fame. passed away this
morning at 7,40 o'clock at the Shiloh
House, Zion City
Dowie has been very i'll for the
past few months and for five weeks
his death has been expected therefore
the announcement from Zion City that
ne was dead did not come as a gener.
al surprise His condition was known
0 have been critical to those close
20 him and his end has been looked
for during the past five weeks
: The death Of Dowie will not in any
way effect Zion Citye which win con
time under the new head
While Dowie was in a delirum
Just before the end came he strong
~ denounced his enemies
Announcements concerning the fun.
eral were not made today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
BRUNSWICK V)slTED
BY $5O,OOO >BLAZE
EARLY THIS NfSRNING
GEORGIA MARBLE FOR
THE GORDON srATU1 E

On Monday the Gordon Monument
Association viii meet at the capitol
to lei bids for the pedestal for the
Gordon statute, arrange the date and
announce the progfs>eSor the unyei-
ing Of the heAonument On fHg
grounds.
II is more than probable that the pc,
destal will be Of Georgia granite. as
there is pronounced sentiment
against going outside of the state
for any of the material
It. is practically certain that the date
for the unyeiling will be dxed>for the
day after the opening of tne generai
assembly
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
MINISTERS USED
THEIR 5H0TGUNS


New~SAsaa., March 9-Trapped by
the PRIESTS Of the church Of the I'm
maculato Conception today, two burg
lars oponcHe today on the priests
which was quickly returned by the
clergymen and a fierce battle followed
in which several volleys We're fred
bat no one was injured
The burglars escaped from the
church under heav1 fire The clergy
men pumped shots as fast as they
could pun the triggers Of their guns,
but the light was too dim for good
Workmanship ana an Of the shots went
wide Of their mark
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
Elrst metnodIst Church.

Miss Belle Bennett president Of the
woman's 6oard OF 5ome Missions
will be the speaker at the II a. m
service Miss Benefits position and
excellent ability is recognized through
out the southern states Woman
Her Position and Influence will be
The pastors theme at the I30 p. m
service The ladies Of our city are
especially invited to both of these ser
vices
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
A GRAND MiLLlvERY OPENING
Miss Kate Slater VIII Display aeauti.
ftR81ats Friday and Saturday


The annual spring opening at Miss
Kate slaters porllar millinery estaD-
lehment viii occac next Friday and
Saturday waen aI Of the latest crea.
uons in spring mats win be display
~
aliea Slater announces that this
year she viii not issue written lnyi-
tatIons to the opening. but through
The News she invites every lady in
the city Of Brunswick to attend
One pretty hat that viii be exhio.
ited at the opening will be one e.
wnite maline, rose crown, trimmed
with wings and dressene ribbon
another VIII be q beautiful neopo'-
.itan hat, trimmed in black with yio-
lets and rl5bons. There are numbers
of other hats. some Of golden rod
shade, which win be the prevailing
leolors this spring The french tif
also he much worn and Miss
Slater has an unusually fine line O
them. Old rose shade with golde'
rods will also predominate.
Miss Slater has one Of the hard
soonest lines Of spring hats ever dis
played IN Brunswick, and she WI
le GLAD 70 have the ladies' call al
inspset them on the opening days
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
TO VIGOROUSLY
RIGHT The CASE
District Attorney Jerome Now Lining
up IL Forces to Convict
HANy Thaw.


New York 1Iarca 9snSetrict Attor
uey Jerome is lining mn ~ forces
in royal shane for tbe 6A which
is to come tbis week in tbe Tbaw
trial and he is exercising svery posi-
bic effort to make Out case So
strong against Harry rbaw lha. he
wiA b. convicted.
since Judge FitzscrsId recessed fae
court yesterday Ioloue has had his
nlne force a work day and night
and his &c mas not been closed
for minute II is announced tha,
ne is 40 now determined to convict
IhaW
To-day there wera nine experts H.
the district attorneys oIiico al the
7'ilie ',''e conieII'ns ana conaus1'As
WIN ''i1 "i9''l@' a''oiHes' ms "S'
7i7 aus !" "oie az 9uSy ana 'na once
Wa. %a7 "is - 'ii9 Dus'19' scenes N I'VE"
u ~
on lNe o'ieI manu- ALloiAeg De4iI'ds
l'o 40 10y y ie5ai l,.isl' lo' w
'e'''e' ''' - [l'''' W. ~ '''''0 y.
'"ay eolue. aiu 'u9y sun Cam 'i'a'
' ''' '''' - 0'''0 o.
'ua' VINO VIII Dc piaced on lne
s'ahd "nen court oonVenes MONDAY
"y lAe STATE Is not YET known Jei'
ome s'a'ins 'aiS afternoon that he ana
nor snow VINO "ouIo ne tae iifst VIZ
ness cailed IN reDuIlaL
1t was announced last night that
the state would call Evelyn Thaw TO
testify against her husband. Just
what questions will be propounded TO
ner by the district attorney is caus-
ing some little anxiety.
He owes EVelvn
,re.u, , ...,o, ,.s. ,,r,
- e-.o.1. a,,., .,I, fro.,,
w. ~ aa'. ..,9 ~. 'f.-a,:-.,o,, ,r.t,.
1000, sa al.,..,o-,.. ,ar,, ~ r,o4o ,,s
..'.,'.,4 - -. - 4l., ,5 -,
80, - -, +, 80 1.a
'0" ~
10 CRU MISS "e'\er@'e'
i Is genefaiiS toousnt 'na1 A'Y
MICS enzle' EFeIyh la" most i''''
mate f''en" VIII De 'ns Nis1 "'s'io'7
iof inc prosecutor"
MI Jerome = so'As " uSe e.0is
ln cans IN HiS power IN an eiOlL tN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
ALL PROPERTY Oh
AMERICAN RAALIT co.
HAS BEEN ATTAINED
NEGRO WOMAN kADlv eeATgN
She Was Knocked pown andNeeaten
by Her CoSkpsUon.

Annie Dorsy oofasa5 .s9tdT -
siding in A street lane, was badly
Beaten last night by a negro man, who
has so la1 evaded the police.
The woman was knocked down by
the man and was numerically beaten.
After kmoeking her TO the grodnd he
proceeded 10 bsutahy kick her iniict-
ing a number of painful injuries. rae
woman is said % be in serious con
diJion
The negro then made his escape and
has not since been seen. The police
however, nope 10 capture him today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
FILES SUIT FOR
THIRTY MILLION
pennsylvania Sugar Company Endeav
ors to PUT the Sugar Trust En-
t4Y of Business.
-
ing this week

Philadelphia, March 9-One Of the
biggest suits on record in this city
or state was fled IN the circuit court
here today by the Pennsylvania su-
gar Comnany against. the 4 - trust.
the aml Eor being tniTesa'
In the suit he Pennsylvania Sugar
Company alleges that the sugar trust
has unined its business. citing the
many ways in which it has been in
jured by the trust.
A number Of leading iawyears oi
the stst9 Wifi Be interested IN tho
case - y-l-zl.-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-10
MARRIED ~ wAycaoss.
Former Brunswick Man Welded There
Few DAYS 400.

W ifHSi ~ IifeYsiNts l'tr47l w GASSl 3 bGEo
Few Days Ago.
The announcement Of the marriage
Of Mr.. Alton q Girvon and Mrs. f
b Toon has just been made. The
wedding, which occurred last Friday
was kept a secret and will come as
Ia surprise TO tho friends and acQUaint
ances Of the contracting parties. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r.
A. Brown, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, al mis- residence on Williams
street
Mrs Toon is sister OF Mrs. W.
2. Chandler She is well known and
has many friends IN Waycross
Mr. Cireen was originally from
Brunswick, bnt has been q resident OF
Waycross since 1905. He is tin
smith and holds a position with the
/ Atlantic Coast LINE Hc aas made
many friends since coming to Way.
cross.
/ Mr., and Mrs. Girven will make
their home AZ ~ Brunei street. The
Herald tenders coHgratulations,--wsY-
qress Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
LINE

The farmers are cutting the third
crop of alfalfa, which was rather light.
Mrs. Laban Aubushon is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Richtrd Keagle. at Vic
tor, Colo.
The school board of district No. s
has engaged Miss Fora Weesner to
teach a seven months term, CONNECT
cling September 16.
George Thorp of Mankato, Kans..
visited with the family Of Charles
Isom, on the Creighton ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Haskins are able
to be up and around again after hav-
ing been sick for some time.
Friends have received word from Mr.
and Mrs. Riley Lewis, at Boulder,C Colo.
that they are getting along nicely.
Ed Mountford is fencing the Charles
Besse ranch "hog tight"
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
WALNUT CREEK
Too late for last week..

Too late for last week..
Corn is doing better since the cooler
weather though it needs more rain
badly.
Mrs. Foster, of Nelson, who has been
visiting Mrs. l. N. Brown, returned
home the first of the week.
Walter Mobiles sister, Mrs. Grover,
of kearney, is visiting with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. l. N. Brown had two horses kill
ed by lightning a short time ago.
The Mccall Bros. are building a
large house on their farm.
Mr.. Farnham. is having a granary
and corn crib built. Mr.. Warthan is
doing the work.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fulton,
August G., an eight pound girl. All do,
ing well.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
RIVERTON
From the Review


Andy Minnick and George SIZZLING
INDUCED in a fierce fight the latter part
Of last week i'm which pitchforks and
other weapons of a similar denomina-
ton we're used. They we're both victo-
rious il scars and bruises count for
anything.
Last Tuesday forenoon while moving
hay west of town, John Kness' team got
tangled in some loose wire in the edge
of the meadow, and in attempting to
assist the mules John got his right leg
cut off about half way between the knee
and ankle. The injured limb was dress
ed, and everything done for him that
could be, but the loss of blood was too
great for his recovery. He died about
four o'clock Wednesday morning, the
funeral occurring Thursday afternoon
at the NJ. e. church, conducted by Rev.
Il. w. Owen, after which the remains
were laid to rest in the Fuller GENE.
terry southwest of town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
SMITH CENTER
From the Messenger)

ioui ~ "CooChkCi
Some tin horn burglar entered the
store of Il. J. Harrison through a back
window Tuesday evening and took all
the money that was in the money
drawer about seventy five pennies,
which was all the money that was not
locked in the safe.
The remains of Charles Gripton, who
was killed near Edison, Nebraska, have
been shipped here for interment.
Chad Frazier, who insulted Mrs
Grant Haselton on the streets here Sat.
urday, was caught by Sheriff Helfens.
tine about five miles north of Narka,
Kansas, and brought back to this city
Tuesday evening. His trial was held
before Square Mullen, yesterday, and
he was fined $40 and costs and com
mitted to Jail until paid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
SUPERIOR
From the Expressly

Mr.. A. b. Irwin, living a few miles
east of the city on the Hardy road died
Monday night Of paralysis.
1t is reported that Robert Lefeber, a
former Superior boy, was killed in the
dynamite explosion at Boulder, Colo,
last week.
1t is reported that Prof. Alvin Snapp,
of Red Cloud, will come to Superior
and lead our band, and a circuit of
bands in neighboridg towns.
j. H. Gillispie leaves this week for
Johnston, Ohio, to see his mother, who
is very sick. She is past ninety years
of age, and until recently has enjoyed
excellent health.
/. b. Young and family left Monday
for Republican City, Neb., where they
haqe bought out the Eagle hotel, which
which they will conduct in future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
BLUE HILL
ErOm the Leader.l

L. &. Peisinger returned home from
Omaha Saturday, where he went TO as
sist in decorating an exhibit car for the
Burlington railroad, which will be sent
to Iowa.
The many friends of Mrs. w. w. Hig-
gins we're grieved Monday to learn of
her death that morning. She had been
confined to her bed with typhoid fever
for some time.
The residence Of George Doss, near
the mill was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning.
Fl. Boltman and daughter, Florence,
of st Louis, visited at the home OF
Henry Stumpenhorst, near Rosemont,
the fore part of the week.
w. A. S~hottenkirk came in Saturday
to visit his family and assist in moving
his household goods. He is located at
Sweetwater, where he has charge of a
lumber yard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
BLADEN
From the Enterprise)

-,
j. w. Mccoy was quite seriously IN
iured last week while loading stock,
sustaining a bad fracture of the right
knee.
r. r. Nichol sold his farm south OF
town this week to l.. E. Warner for
slO,25O, and tells us that he is glad to
get rid of the real estate agents.
A deal was made the first of the week
by which Charles w. Cowley, who is
engaged in the real estate business In
Baden, takes immediate possession OF
the stock of goods which belonged to
r. A. Davis, the Corner Store man.
Wayne Reed came in from Stratton
Monday morning with his household
goods and expects to become a perma'
nent resident of IN town. Like most
Of those who have moved away from
Baden, Wayne has seer the error OF
bis ways and came back to the best
country on earth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
GUIDE ROCK
From the Signal.)

We are in receipt of cards announc.
ing the marriage of r.. W. McCallum
and Margaret Elise Countrymen, at
Weeping Water, Neb., Wednesday, Au-
gust H..
The fact vas brought to our notice
that David Taught, a rugged farmer
boy of 81 years of age, walked a dis
lance of nine miles to town on Monday
morning. ,
Orval Haley came near being ser,
iously hurt last Friday while working
with n Of the Burlington gangs west
Of this place. A fellow workman struck
at a spike hitting 1t edgewise and driy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
Aeusy Notes From Aei9htorin9 Touns
GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES
NJ OUR EXCHANGES

ing IL several feet through the air
striking Mr.. Haley in the face.
Last night BURGLARS entered Brad.
ford's restaurant by a side door that
was left unlocked and purloined some
small change from the till and a purse
that had been lest laying on the table
in the back room. A check was left
untouched in the till. The empty purse
was found this morning in the back
yard. Certain parties are under sus
picion but as yet no arrests are made,
The purse contained $40.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
Notice Of Tax Sale.

Notice j. hereby given that the undersigned.
on the 9th day OF November. 1903. purchased "f
The county treasurer of Webster comfy Nebras
kn. At private sale. the following described real
estate sold for delinquent taxes for the year 1904.
and situated in Red cloud. Webster county. Ne
braska. TO wit: Lots four t4). five 90 and six ,C).
In bio k ten 0o). of LeDuc's addition to Red
G oud. Nebraska. taxed in the name OF Edith
Brcant.
The above named person and all others who
claim an interest I'm the above land will Iole
notice that the time of REDEEM ption of said land
from said tax sale will expire on the 7tb day OF
November A. 1897: after which J will apply
Tor II tax deed for all of the above land that in
not redeemed. JouisA UhNrY.
Dated this ilih day of July, 1906.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
AMPBEL
From the Citizen.)

(FrOm the CltlZen.)
Mrs. Lester Hall was called to Cam
bridge Monday by the serious illness
OF her grandmother.
The new cement walk on the east
side of the street, which extends from,
the opera house to the top of the hill.
is completed and is thoroughly up to
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Firkins, little
daughter and niece, Dollie Richardson
made a fruitless trip to Hastings To
consult a specialist in regard to tho two
girls, N having eye and the other
car trouble.
A half dozen or so Of the larger
music pupils of Miss Marie Bowers
conspired to give her a pleasant u
prise Wednesday evening, the occasion
being the birthday of the "surprisee"
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
THE SIX HUNDRED.
Incidents Of That Mad Ride to Death
at BalakIava.

or that mad but heroic charge n hun
dred incidents are preserved-thrilling,
humorous. shocking. The Cornhill
Magazine tells of a man of the Seven
teenth lancers who was heard to shout,
just as they raced in upon the guns,
a quotation from Shakespeare, Who
Is there here would ask more men from
Englandi'
The regimental butcher of the Seven
teenth lancers was engaged i'm killing
Il sheep when he heard the trumpets
sound for the charge. He leaped on a
horse. In shirt sleeves, with bare arms
and pipe in mouth, he rode through the
whole charge, slew, it is said, six men
with his own hand, and came back
again, pipe still in mouth.
4. private of the Eleventh was under
arrest for drunkenness when the charge
began. but broke out, followed his
troop on II spare horse, picked up a
sword as he rode and shared in the
rapture and perils of the charge. The
charge lasted twenty minutes. and was
ever before such daring or such suffer
ing packed into Il space so brief? The
squadrons rode into the fight number
ing 6I3 horsemen, but their mounted
strength when the fight was yer was
exactly 1913.
1T was all a blunder, but it evoked a
heroism which made the blunder itself
magnificent. And as long as brave
deeds can thrill the Imagination of
men the story will be remembered Of
how
Stormed at with shot and shell,
Boldly they rode and well
Into the Jaws OF death,
Into the mouth of hell
Noble six hundred!
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-08-23
FRANKLIN
(From the Sentinel.)

(From the Sentinel.)
Jonas Volz, a Hildreth blacksmith,
was in town last week with an auto
mobile of his own manufacture. 1t
worked. baked, smelled and acted in
many respects like the regular $1,000
kind.
Walter Hayden, his friends we're glad
to note, came down town Monday morn
ing, having escaped his threatened at
tack of typhoid fever.
Judge G.. W. Prather had a brother
here visiting him this week, and this
same brother had a running pony, a
beautiful spotted little animal, that in
her masters opinion could run some.
Therefore, with the circumspection
usual in such affairs, he matched her
against the Naponee racer, owned by
Mr.. Gales. The race was pulled off
here Monday and was witnessed by
numerous horse jockeys. The beauti-
full spotted pony won by a rod. Mr..
Prather lives at Hubbell, Neb., and is
we'll known to many old settlers.
Cards OF invitation were issued to the
marriage of Miss Ellen Beck of this
city, to William Bislow, the wedding to
take place the latter part of August.
Miss Ruth Ticker and her sister, Mrs
Rayburn, arrived from Texas Tuesda,
evening. The former had been caring
for her sister during IA siege of typhoid
fever, she having so far recovered tina,
see was able to return with her.
George A. Peak, son of A. A. Peak