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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-11
Southern Railway

y. B.-Tonoving sehsd1is figures pshnahsd IL
nforD aton. and not guArAatssd
sehsd1is snscEvs Jan. i7th. 1879
frAiRs lsavs Washington non New Uzion
80 a. m Daily-hoeaI for warrsnsos. pAn-
I.so - n. DAfy-Lcesl tor Harnsonearx. "
=. % o. n Dauy-Unitsd States Fast Nal
Iirut-ciaes COACHES and drnufng-roon sleeper tc
New Orleans rining service
Alo D. n daily-Wsshingson and florida
hinieod- Through coaches and sleeper 30 Co
70 Augusta and Aiken. Dining car service. Tour
ist 20 California tri-veskly.
AIS D. n Week Days-Loeal for Harnsonbara
md way HtaNons On Manassas Branch
Ate n Dany-koeA for Wsrsnsoa anc
Limited tvfa Lynchbursl-Firss class coach and
fleepfng ear 30 Roanoks. Knoxvins. Chssss-
noogA. Birmingham and hsmphiEI sleeper -
neg Orieana- Diningeer service.
10.sk ?. n Daily-New York and New Orleans
LtntAed-Ah Pullman trains. club and observe
don ears 20 Nss orisansI sleeper - Ashvilie
AHAnta. Neu Orisans- Sleeper 70 Sharotts
Through trains nom The south arrive Wash.
tagton 6as O. n. CSC .. N. I240 D. m
daily $50 .. n. and 1850 p n daily, Har-
risonburE las p N week days and ESQ pm
daily; fro2 Charlottesville. sic . N. ass ,.
m. and $50 p. N.
Ticksss. slsspingesr reservations. ana d.,.fi.d
Information can Be kad ~ ticket once. TOS 1870
"a. SO 80 and Hey Union Station
easgsgs checked through tro. hossls aRd rssi.
denees- Sab ssrvies.
Q. Il. AcKERT. v. p. and Gen. MAJ.
Q. n HARDWIOK. Pass frame Mgr
W.M. RAYk0n. Gen. Pass. AgsaH
"a naswH. ss.srAl AEsst.
Sssktngess q
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-11
U. s. Declines o. A. R. Gin.

Washington. May S.-The govern
ment has declined to accept the tender
OF the Continental ball OF the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution, in
this city. for lectures and other pur.
poses OF the Smithsonian institution.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-11
cIoudburst Floods Cellar.

Scranton. Pa. May g. A small
eloudburst during a heavy shower
flooded the Lackawanna valley. Gel
lars were flooded along the river
towns and railroad and trolley trafic
was badly impeded
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-11
warship Ashore; otheer kiIs Sen.

Vienna, May Sin a at OF despond-
ency due TO the fact that the torpedo
beat Pelikan went ashore in the
Adriatic. Lieutenant Lutterotti. who
was in charge OF the vessel at the time
OF the accident. committed suicide by
blowing out his brains.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-05-11
TIE RELIABLE MAIL ORDER HOUSE

When It comes to giving quality this
house Is eclipsed by none. The rnvied
reputation ~ my goods il the eif1rt OF
years Of careful selection quality.
To Insure uniformity IN quality land
10 give my trade the beneiitl necss-itates
eaTrl log a large quantity OF whiskey IN
bond. These Whistles are stored In
Government Bonded Warehouses wher,
they are under the careful scrutiny 81
Government officials until they are ship
ped direct To me.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17

ulto idneioet Sdeiben oapott ettpo q
3oQ bid, Die man in eillem redt heis
ben gadofen 10 Bis 20 Minuten
bodt. SeiB ooer falt 5u eIIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
She Wmnter ,6ptcI

81 ben grruneenidaften Ser leb.
ten 3eit in Dem altell 5ar @ntonic
gebort Dos init einem aoitenaufmoltf
bon 1 Wiaion Dollar erbaute fcuer.
lidere, adtitodiee @nnter s. 0.
tel .oas mooernite nno iton1te So
tel i'm Si0en. gs bat $50 Sim
mer nno 250 @ooe5in1lner. Die 9Srei-
ie iino BON $3.50 aufmarts. Meii
Dem 9otel, Dos 10 redt eieentIi9 fiji
unier iiiolides &limq gebaut lit, fins
Geltanration un6 @ar etc. berbnll-
ben. Sm Geitaurant fam mull
leoer5eit nod Der &arte ipeiien; ali.
Beroem miro 2und gu so Gents nll0
Diner, reip. Souper fir 81, lestares
einiflieBlid 8ein, ierpiert. Cur @e-
lidtignng oes nellen @otels lit Sc
hermann freunolihlt e~ineelooen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
YaHasier-eiite

Mit Dem Norooeutiden 2lopo=
Dampfer uGaiiel@ t"reffen %iolgenoe
Eaiiagiere in @olpelton elm:
@ern6oro $. Mbrenbed uiib Srali,
Srnu @orie 8arbed, 2llopig geb nnb
STRAIT, So9n ge6malln nnb Sainilie,
5ans grabL uno Srau, Srau @imla
9e56leba. goiparb gellatine uab Sas
mile, Shiueitr @alenti1ln Droid.
Nnbreas 9eder uilo Srau, Srau Nlieus
tie 0eidert, 2ouis bon 9onner nnb
Srar, SdipeIter Qnrelia Siider, Srdue
lein SrieOa Sroboeie, SRI. Stole 5lis
qitte, Sobanles Sreb nnb Srau, s;rail
Winna @rieienbed, Sngp @rielenheG,
Srnu 6. Goldman, Sri. Bees 6. @pfoe
mann, 66tpeiter .Brigittn @arliner,
Frans Sanselfa, @m. 6. 6errma.n,
gbas: 9. 5irSeL Saul 5aafe, Nral
'lne8fa eSelinef lno &inoer, SRI. Mns
tonic Setelina,. Rrpf. Sung Mcper
Sdapeiter Solitta @oble. Srau Notti
@loler, Qeopol6 @noller, Nral S.eos
tpige &aras, Sronce @nra5, Setter Said:
pis uno Sran, N1lauit aIds, @ilhesnl
&lds, Sran 8. 6. Qaree, SRI. Sba See
len Qebmann. 6eilrb MiIer, Sri. Wae
RIG Wohr, Wenr Meber, SRI. Searale
Warmona, Oscar MeiBner uilb Samllie,
sSarob Weis, Sri. Bertha y1elfelbt, Srar
SOL: Yolaief, SRI. SttiIie Bolaief, 6an5
Erabl ni,b Srau, Srnn 6ebipig Mein.
hnrot ul1o &ilber. S. $. Gdr6ber ullb
Samilie, Srau Gmla @dnf5, SRI. ella
5dulS, SRI. @ertrub S1mnla, Srml
MatGilbe Safien, Srau M. Saiien.
Srau @lia Simmons unb Gii1o, iSrs.
gorinne Stdrfer, Srau gbereiie Glabif,
9. 8. gerreu nnb Sarnilie, 6einr.
BOB, Soa6im @erfentbin, SrieDr.
Gonrab @erfentbin, aIfreb @alther.
Sran @ilbeImine @edi1g, Otto @il-
manns, Srau &oia @effermann slnb
Climber, Snsenietr alfreo @ers nlb
sSamiIie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17

: Seltte i6liebt uniere uSair".
Gs NOR eine Ser erfolgrei6ften, Die
mir ie 9eba6t.
- &i6ter Seeligion bot bie It0o-
tii6e Sroinon5, melde Die grridltung
zines Seims, mie es oie Seilsarnae
llabe Dem Breckenridge Barf bauer,
min, perbinbern iol, fir unfoniti-
tlltioneQ erflart. Die Stabt miro
BON Ser @nti6eibullg oppeaieren.
= Srou Scat 9. Soltes bot auf
Die @orltnteriudung ber5idtet unb
lit obne 8iirei6aft5ulaiiung Dem Sc
fongnis iibernielen. Sic lit ober
porldufie nod I'M Soipital.
Die Soutbmeitern See Manl-
facturers' Siiociation balt 5ur 3eit
tire &ollpention bier ob.
Die Sirma S. S. Slien & 50.
bat einen Charter erbalten.
SIM Sitter bon 35 Sabren ltarr
bier Sarrp 6. Goeeer ols gbicogo.
2ette @ode mar cine ge-
ldaftiee @ode fir Die Cart
Grocery Company. Sic erbielt
Cine @agenlaoung geoar-@ayiEc
cine @ogenlaoung 9'Sanis 8rid
cine @agenlaoung oScobp Scar.
Wolaiies;
cine @agenlaoung Ginf 8eans ulf
eine @agenlaoune Canned Corn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
Sns Grill perbannt.

@m. l1pdurh, BON Glen Oaf. Of.
laboma, mar bonn &auie perballnt
gergluft, bottle er, miiroe einen bart
nddigen, Die 2unge ansreifelloell
Slliten beilen, Ser amei Sabre lang
alen Meoiainen miberitanben. Nod)
6 Wonaten febrt er 5rriid. Ser SOB
folgte ieinen S6ritten ..9a begonll
id Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY gu ge-
broufen", i6rieb er, yunb iett BIN
id 10 mol mie ie." gs rettet idbr-
lid Sauienoe bon bartnddigen 9ltll-
genfranfbeiten. ltnfeblbar geaen
Siliten ltnb grfdltungen, berbitoert
Seiierfeit uno reuben Sails. &uriert
Grippe, 9rond)itis, 8lutungen, @Ith-
ma, Group, &eud)bulten. so gts. unb
$500. 8robeflaide fret, eoroutiert
bon nllen Sdllolern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
Seiratsideins - 0cbmrten
besfGlIe.

8eiratsfdeine.
goDin 90. Mehler mo Suite j,
8inn.
S. Miooleton uno 2ucp sc. gefer.
Soc Wiebemann unb gelp Sun
garten.
90. .. @eprid uno Srau aatis
8aliton.
Gam Grona uno Sable S6raoer.
Iugltit gebring uno gecile 2o-
gers.
emil @iBler nno CLARA 8. Gubcr.
WeIpille s. Slournop nnb 6a3el
Suffer @oerner.
@eburten.
8alter Stllrm ullo ssrau, Elm
Wiao6en; g. 9arfmer uno Jrau, Elm
anabe; @m. Staade uno 6rau. Gin
9'aoden; 8. $. Brandt uro 5rolt,
Elm Maoden; &arrp aramme uno
6rau, elm Mdohen; S. 6. 9femlino
uiio 5rou, Elm Maofen, Sermann
Simmang uno Srau, elm anabe
-Sambredt uno 5rali, elm MGo-
den; Sermarn &appermam ullo
5ran, Elm @aohen; Mobt. Simoll
uno Srau. Elm &nabe.
Eo6esfdIIe.
8inona 8iaaro, 2t Gage; 8. n.
Walhfa, 80 Sabre; gmil 3oller,
80 Sabre; S. S. gfensler, II Sabre;
6ronf 9oebnel, 46 Sabre, Inllia
&enfe, 6 Gage.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
Die Jair.

9ie Sair b%eginnt! Stun merfet an,
Was fie nnS MQes bringen fanni :.
3nerft bic 0ait' ppn NAB 1tnb fern
Die ieben nni're @irte germ.
nnb anf hem Jairplak elm 0ebrana',
SIC fploifale Menfdenntens',
Die tuintmelt bin, bic tpimmelt ber,
ge,pmnbert Maes aud gar iebr.
Der gr5fte Dds, has fett'ife Sdueit,
9as aaes mill geiebem iein;
Odd, ipp Der 8~iebperitanb gcring,
Sa ftlbct iih mandb' anb'res Sing.
Grsemsntfie ppn Telb mnb SsIur
G%rgebntff BET Mgrifmltnr,
Die setgt, mie felbit bei Srpdenbeit
Jn Segas opd1 mod mas gebeibt.
and tuirb Gid 1ier mod puraemadjt
Was WeTifp berpurgebraht,
Sas Sanb bob inter Sta5 iiH
I'm Snbrftrte gat5 fihtbarliH.
Die &nnitansteamns aud lit fetn,
Odd tant es INNER m1gIidj iefn,
DAP BET bent Ttel unb Manderlet
MitIdnft 70 cine Snbelei.
ttnb mill mat fih bersniisen NAL
80 bat man barin aud Bite @abl.
Was Uutes anf5utreibem mar
Sas bietet man int Wibmap" bar.
Aud geras lit in Smbnfrie
3cnt' pDrgeihritten tuie mod nie,
get Wsandetn, uas MAI, bett' angnft,
8eift eS ifDn: Seintiides Irpbuft!
Seboh bas Bette in her @elt
Was ihberaa man ~aiisgeitelt,
SO tit, ih Jag es offen bier,
9as trefflfhe u lamp8 teri
Su lang nus MaI5 nnb 9ppfcnss Strait
Man bieies gier uts bier geidafft
gerfiinbet es elm jeber Sprefer
NNs Muderfeinb unb Gprgen6reder.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
8rnnbeiscntnms . 1lebertrasnngeu.

20. &as unb George S. gleiie all &.
9. Gaines, 1O5.80 ader 2anb uno
106. rs older 2ano; 1912 5
g2uGlas bon sSba l1ml6eib, D1inprena
ne, an 8. g. @ipens, @rllnbftiif inn
gitpe8lod 1874; $4650.
Sobn @rnolb. Saul Soparo llo Garl
i'm gitpe8iod 1874; $4,000.
Sobn MrnpIb, &eripalter bes Gabz
loiies bon Sranf l1mideib, an s. Sc.
@ipenes, @runbitiid i'm Gitp@glod 1874;
$4650.
Sobn Nrnolo, gormllno fir George
nllb Srebbie Nrrlplb, an 8. 81. @ibelt5.
@rnoitiid int Gitnsglod 1874; $4650.
War Neidenbad uno Strait oil So<
lepb Moultn, @rrnoitiid in @ait glb
Nbbitipll, $500.
slnila gremer oil Samcs 9obi5,
@runbitiid an Der gde Der groftin lti1o
Norb Commerce Str; $50.
@iIliam s. Sdnb an 2ouis Seas.
@rullbltiid an ber Starr Ctr; 5000.
@ueenip 6iuoioia lno ssrau all 6.
y. 6nbb, @rnnbitiif inn nele11 9th.
8Iod S95; $500.
Saul &urb an Bertha urb @biunro
5aHebailer. @runbItiid an Ser gnltrp
Str.; 81 Ii. 81.
Sen 6. @eber ltno Srau an Mori,
8. @tapes, @rullbltiid in Beacon Sill;
$3.50.
S. 81. Sarrutt unb Srmt al Ser G..
Weber, @runbitiid in Beacon Sin;
$475.
@3or 9. @ober n,b Srau al Qunis
g. 56ulb, @rnilbitiid III Der @eocol,
Sill @bbition; $3.50.
Nlbin Seibel an Sino Green, Br1nb7
Itiid an Der 5eQniu Ctr; $75.
Mife Wurpbb an emil Sdpn.
| $500.
Sie6lanb Improvement Company NJ,
8. 8. ~9tieieneder, @runbftid in oer
5iablanb 9nrf Mbbition; $3.50.
Sne 8. Nenttpis a1 Gus. S. Seeita
'uia, @rluabitiid an Der Offer 5trabe;
$1125.
6. S. @alo uno Srall an Sa,nes 90.
lrlb @ilie 8. Moberts, @ruilbitid an
ser 8eit&gpmmerce Ctr; $1,000.
@bmarb S. 8fei1 nnb Strait an Sarri,
Sdllbe, $3.50 Mder 2ouo; 1880.
George 81. Slider ltnb Srou an 81.
| s. unb 81. @iuenbrpd, S7.32 Nder 2ano
nnb 100 Ider 2anb; $780, 600.
Sobn 81. Worton all Srnu 2uiiii1
@remmel, @rul,bitiid an Ser @arb Mpe.,
III Worton's 4obitipn; $3.50.
gri6 Menaer If. al 9enetrip Gutter
rag, @ritnbifiid an Ser 9ibiiinn Ctr.
5000.
@ireinia Sobnipn an German s.
Mneler. @runoitiid : i'm nelen git9,
glod 1872; $500.
ghron MeMinen III 8. so. @oIff.
@rltnoitiid in Der aebitone 9arf Nooiz
tion; 5000.
Marill nuo Gainon Zeal oil 8. s.
Mnfnrnc, Inteil an 100 Nder 2ni,h;
S75.
Suanita @aloeras Ii. 81. an 8. 8.
Wnmme; @ntei( al 100 Gder 2allt,
l1mtanlh.
@iaiam S. SduB OH Mar 6joot,
@rnnbftiid III Der 9elaabo Ctr; $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
sSunae Mabden finb Gufer

bon &opffdmer5en 10 gut mie ailere
5rauen, aber ale foraten rai6 2iltbe-
rlrg erbalten uno furiert meroell
ourb Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8ins, Ser
belten Meoi5in Der 8elt fir fra,fp
unb nerboie &opfidmer5en Ste err
5euge1 reines 8lnt uno itarfe Merner
uno bouen Cure @eiunobeit auf. Ser
ilt1t Tie. 25 gts. bel aaen 9ruegiiten.
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gns Seras @atnbcr

BELT aae gsieren, gIaien uno rbeurna.
tide Seiben; Bel oaen 9~rueGiIten
ober 2 monatli6e 9~ebanolun9 per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. 50. San, 1926
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, 500. Sd)reibt
fir 3eugniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17
Set Oienltag berrI6t I'M ga

Set Gienitoe berridt I'M eoll-
sen Stoat oas faltelte @etter, Dos
mir bieien SCRIPT ltod gebubt boben.
@eneralunmalt 9abtblon miro
am /. Sanllar bon ieinem @mt 0u-
riidtreten, Inn fih ieiner &anoioatur
miomen 5u fonnen. @iilfs-@ eneral-
anmalt Sigbtfoot miro gu ielnem
Ha6folaer eranllt.
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8an=G rlau6nisideine.

H
g. 8ieisneder, @ohnbaus, aupes
Ctr; $1,000.
anolpia Sanger, @obnbaus, aotus
Ctr; $1,000.
6. Stpansfb, @obnbaus, Cameron,
Str; $500.
g s6ult, @eparaturen, auifin Ctr. (;
$40.
!, 8ra1 o.. $: abrens, @%eparatiren
Hine Ctr: $50.
g. q. ghriition, @obnbaus, 0aatamoe
rns Ctr; $1,000.
@. 3: unb abeu 9dmibt, g,ball,
Qefpis Ctr; $3.50.
q. Slrsler, S6ornftein, SHzeommeree
Ctr; SIS.
9ouis Saas, @obnbaus, @tarr Str;
9obrotpoIsfi & @tieren, @o6nbaus.
Sample Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17

Subn s.. Bolton, offentlider go.
tar. @runbeigentlim. 4gent fin
Teniionsomiprii6e. 3immer 8, ct.
Sames Sotel, 9lt-Soufion Gtrabe.
@eioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-17

Sobn MoribaG, Der ictige
Spreder oes Observation-Disclosures
nnierer Seeislatur, ipiQ nift pieoer
ais 9onbioot otftreten.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
READY FOR LIGHTS
UNAVOIDABLE DELAY HAS BEEN
CAUSED IN REMOVING OLD
GAS LAMPS.

1t was expected that Brunswick
would be given a little Christmas pres
ent in the shape of new 23-candle
power incandescent lights in place Of
the old, anliquated gas lamps, which
have stood as eyesores to the people
OF the city for years, but the delay
in shipment of the new lights has
caused halt in the work and nothing
more can be done until the lights
are received.
In all there will be more than $50
of these lights, while the lighting
system Of the city is to be entirely
redistricted, many Of the large arcs
to be moved to different locations and
several new ones installed.
All of the preliminary work has
been completed and it will take only
about two weeks to put in the new
lights when they arrive.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
COLD CHRISTMAS
ARE THAT THE
COLD SPELL WILL CONTINUE
y TOMORROW.

According to the weather prognos-
ticators, the people in this section
will experience an unusually cold
Christmas, and that means that those
in other sections will witness freez-
ing weather and plenty of snow.
According to the forecast the cold
SPELL which has continued since Mon
day will prevail for two or three days
longer and it may even grow colder.
Last night the mercury continued to
drop and shortly after midnight it was
n to %, the lowest it has been
in Brunswick this winter.
But the weather was net disagree
able; there was no wind nor rain to
make it unpleasant for the Christmas
shoppers and nearly everybody and
his friend were out shopping. All
of the merchants reported an excel
lent business and with fair weather
again today it is expected that prac-
tically every merchant in the city will
be rushed until midnight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
THEIR BUSINESS GROWING.

Several years ago the Southern
Land & Timber Co. established an Of
flee in this city under the manage
ment of Major j. w. Hall. Since the
establishment of their business this
company has been operating extern
site in sawmlll and turpentine To-
cations. They also represent large
tracts of cypress, hardwood, round
and virgin timber In their operation
they cover properties located in south
Carolina, Georgia and Florida, all
within close proximity to the seaport
cities of these states.
This company is among the most
reliable and extensive agencies in the
south and is specially interested in
the sale and development Of proper
ty in new territories over this state,
Florida and the Carolinas. Their
prices and terms will interest inves-
tors and they invite correspondence
from those who desire to buy or sell.
Their headquarters are in this city
and attention is directed to their ad-
t'sement in this issue of The
News.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
HAIL
KING AND QUEEN
ALBERT AND QUEEN ELIZABETH
ARRIVED IN BRUSSELS
YESTERDAY.

Brussels. Dec. 23.-Albert |, king
OF the Belgians. with Queen Elizabeth,
made their state entry into the cap
ital this morning.
Cannon doomed forth a royal salute,
church bells rang out merrily and
hundreds of thousands of loyal sub
jects lined enroute of the regal march,
crying Long Live Albert" Long
Live Elizabeth"
When the procession arrived at the
chamber Of deputies. where the oath
OF ascension was taken, the success
sor of Leopold II, was given a notable
reception by the assembled senator's
and deputies.
The speech of King Albert from
the throne was an eloquent tribute
to Leopold l and his uncle, the late
King Leopold II.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
News.

ton Of the mayor finally prevailed,
porLion OF the "steam roller" voting
with Ludwig and Goldsmith and the
ordinance was not further discussed.
Then it was that the carnival COM
pany now, in the city showing under
the auspices CT the Eagles, came in
for attention. Alderman Calnan want
ed the chief of police to collect $50
additional revenue and a motion by
him prevailed that such be done In
the event the carnival had more than
ten attractions. Alderman Cox then
wanted the show moved off the pres
ent site in the fire limits, as no per-
NIT had been granted to them. and
running debate between members OF
council on the subject continued for
an hour. On an aye and nay vote the
motion was lost, Alderman Cox being
the only alderman to vote for #.
After the reading Of accounts. coun-
ell adjourned until Mopdav, January
Q. when the new council will be sworn
In.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
BELIEVED ,IE WILL BE NAMED
BY TAFT FOR THE COURT
OF ST. JAMES.
London Thinks That the Wide Exper-
ience in Diplomatic Circles of Henry
While Fit HIM for Service in Great
Britain.

London, Dec 23.-In Diplomatic
circles it is currently reported that
Henry White will succeed Whitelaw
Reid as United States ambassador to
the Court of st. James. 1t is. under
stood that President Taft is having
difficulty in finding man suitable In
mis- estimation for the post, and 1t is
known that Mr. White not only has
had long and wide experience as a
diplomat, but would be persona grata
to King Edward and the British gov
ernment.
Before Mr.. White was appointed
ambassador to Rome, from which cap
ital he was transferred to Paris, he
was secretary of the American en-
bassy in London, to which he had
been attached for many years. Dur
ing MS stay here he became popular
at court and society He is so fond
of London as place of residence
that he owns a house at No. 6 White
hall Gardens.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
WHEN UNCLE SAM
IS SANTA CLAUS
HOW THE SOLDIERS AND SAIL
oRs ARE CARED FOR DURING
THE HOLIDAYS.

Washington. Dec. z3.-Every soldier
and sailor In the service of the Uni
ted States will celebrate Christmas
at the expense of the government.
This year the government will give
1900 sailors of the Atlantic battle
ship feet, which is a large percentage
of those in the service, an unusually
fine spread at New York.
A policy has been adopted In the
navy of taking the bluejackets period
ically to some big pert, where they
may enjoy life to the fullest The
British navy officials claim to have
discovered that, after such periods of
hilarity, the sailor is more contented
at sea. They will be started off on
their holidays by big Christmas din
ner, including oyster cocktails, roast
turkey, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie,
ice cream, assorted fruits and nuts,
coffee and cigars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
A BIG FLYER, INTENDED FOR
FIGHTING PURPOSES. IS IN
COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION.
Constructors State That the Alrship
Viii Garry Four Hundred Passen-
gers in Safety and comfort-The
Flyer Described.

London, Dec. 23.-Beyond the fact
that it is being built at Barrow by
Messrs. Vickers' Sens and Maxim, no
details regarding the new British
naval airship have hitherto been Civ
en- out. According to information COL
lected from unofficial sources the air.
ship will be the biggest yet built, its
length being over 500 feet against the
446 feet of the largest Zeppelin.
In construction it will resemble the
Zeppelins, inasmuch as 1t will have a
metal frame, and the gas bag will be
divided into compartments. 1t will
be able to lift some twenty tons, In
cluding tae car. but in practice it
will probably not be found useful for
lifting more than about five tons.
The two motors will be very heavy
burden in themselves. They are un-
derstood to be Wolseley engines of
eight cylinders, developing 200 horse
power each. With this driving force
of 400-horsepower the speed of the
airship is calculated at As miles an
hour.
The British airsAip may be expect
ed to be ready for its trial in four or
five months time.
1t looks, however, as If Great Bri-
tain will not be allowed to remain
long In possession of the largest air
ship, for from Germany comes the In
formation that Albert Wetzel. an en-
gineer, has completed arrangements
for the construction of vessel which
will, If his ambitious project Is real
lied, make the English airship iooE
| like a dwarf.
| The vessel Is to have length of 80
| feet, with diameter of 65 IL feet
The builder intends to fit the airshil
with motors of ,200-horsepower, witt
which he proposes to attain a spec
of from As to 55 miles an hour. Ac
/ cordlng to the calculations the yes
sci will possess total lifting powe
CT 103 IA tons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
FIGHT EXTRAO|T|ON
OCEY SNEAD'S MOTHER TO
CONTEST WITH NEW YORK
OFFICIALS

New York, Dec. 23.-Although Mrs.
Caroline B. Martin, mother Of Ocey
Snead, has been indicted with her two
sisters for the murder OF the bata' ub
victim, she is determined to fight TO
prevent eXtradition to New Iersev.
Some evidence presented 70 the
grand jury in support of the charge
that plot existed, became known to-
day. The vital point made is that
the letters written by Ocey to her
husband were unmailed, also mis- ie.-
tiers were intercepted. The sick wo-
man was told her husband was dead
and she had nothing to live for.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-24
HORRORS OF WAR
BLuEFIELDs. NICARAGUA, is GET
TING TASTE OF iT-HosPITALs
FILLED WITH WOUNDED.

Bluefelds, Dec. 23.-Bluefelds to-
day realizes what war means. The
wounded from the two days battle fill
the hospitals. The dead lie in many
homes. The insurgents are elated
over their triumph.
General Estrada is In possession of
Rama, Recreo, Tatambla Hill and ad-
jacent territory. 1t is understood that
Estrada's next movement on Managua
will be via Greytown. The exact num-
Der Of dead and injured IN the two
days fighting near Rama IL &c: u.
.erm.ned.