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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

If Duncan Cooper is such a fire
eater. SO anxious to defend his good
name. it strikes. us that ne will have
some more shooting to do after his
trial is over, unless he should chance
TO get what he ought TO have.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Former Senator Wilkinson Call, OF
Florida. has been heard from again
after long silence. He is contesung
the election Of Senator Fletcher on the
grounds that the Florida primary sys-
tenn rs all wrong We fear it is cah
who has made the wrong call.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

The Nebraska legislators are pay
ing the way to send Bryan to the sem
ate. if he wants it. and we never knew
MIR. Bryan to say no to any old kind
of a nomination
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Pneumonia every four years is what
the people of the country have to
contract for TO take in the inaugural
exercises. Change the date to some
time in the good old summer time,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

The proper place for the Wirz mon
ument is Andersonville, There is
where Captain Wirz saw duty and did
his duty and there should be placed
his shaft.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Brunswick wants a passenger line
To New York and with the proper ef-
fort in the right direction it can he
had and had very easily.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Well, Judge Kennesaw Mountain
Lands got some good advertising out
of'those STANDARD Oil cases. 1t cost
the Standard nothing, gave the news
papers some good copy and there you
are
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Ogden Armour says the price of
meat will be reduced in few weeks.
We will meet the reduction with
whetted appetites.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

No, Pauline. dear. just because the
new private secretary of President
Taft chances to be named Carpenter
is no sign he is going to rebuild the
cabinet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Why is it we are always wondering
what TO do with our eX-presidents and
never seem to bother about what be-
comes OF the eXvices?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Roosevelt is going to have another
great ovation. The people of Nom
hasa. animals and all are going to give
to give II TO him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

We are always waiting on some old
thing in this country. The revision
Of the tariff now chances to be the
subject OF the delay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Cortelyou is going to head gas
company. He is breezy enough for
the job all right,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Secretary Dickinson was born in
Mississippi, lives in Chicago, and yet
Tennessee gets the credit for cab
met officer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Congress- is to meet on Monday and
will wrestle with the tariff problem
for the remainder of the summer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

"Generar Washington has brand
new conception of the theory of the
unwritten law.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-03-12

Let's get busy this year and pave
Newcastle street from f to Hanover
park.
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ONE CENT A WORD

WANTED-Lady who is familiar with
good sewing in tailor shop. Also
familiar with looking out for corr
respondence. Apply ". X. Bodani.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
FL uItimatum japones
Sc HARA Ell FERROCARRIL DE MUKDEN

Nueva York, sabado-E gobierno de Toxic ha manda-
do I'm ultimatum al de Pekin, avisandole que ell Jap6n
continuara de todos modos las obras del .ferrocarril de
Mukden.
Para apoyar su ultimatum tiene el Jap6n dispuestas
las fuerzas militares necesarias.
Cr6ese que Ell ~gobierno chino Sc abstendra de suscitar
~obstaculos a esta importante obra, que ha de hacerse, CO
mo anuncia Ell Jap6n, de todos MOODS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07

Ell senior Manuel Millet, remite para
aprobaci6n, pianos y specifications de
obras de plomeria que va a efectuar en-
la casa de Mr.. Katz, parada 43, San
.turce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
principe de Gales,
aImirante russo

COMO Sc NTERPRETA Ell NOMBRAMIENTO
Nueva York, sahado.-El Car ha concedido ct range
de almirante de la escuadra rusa, al principe de Gales, he
rederO de la corona de Inglaterra.
Esta marcada distinction de parte de Russia hacia Ingla-
terra, Sc considera como una poblica demonstration de que
entire los dos poderosos pueblos sc reanudan. mas estre-
chzmente que antes, los lazos de una gran amistad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
construir en- Ell Barrio de Rio Blas.

Ell Inspector de Sandal de San Juan,
informa sobre las malas condolences de
las casas n11meros 1873 y 1856, de la Gale
de San Agustfn, Puerta de TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
La ley de Tarifas

Ell Collector de Aduanas, ha informado
que desde aver empieza a regir en- los Es-
tados Unidos y sus posesiones, la ley de
tarifas firmada por ell Presidente Taft.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
Fl Car reviStar5
Ia eScuadra alemana
UNA EXTRANA INVITACION

Nueva York. sabado-Ha sido invitado ell Gar a revis-
tar la escuadra alemana, que presentara formidables uni
dades de combate.
La lnvltaciOn al soberano russo, despueS de la vista 4
Inglaterra, ha sido interpretada maliciosamente por la
prensa europea, en- ell sentido de que Alemania auiere mos
trar al Gar la fuerza de que dispone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07

Don Santiago Carambot, remite pla-
nos de plomeria que va a efectuar en-
las casas sucesores Gallardo, parada 10
y don Jose Perez Garcia, Rio-Piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
notification
los poderes
NORTEAMERICA QUlERE TRATADOS

Nueva York, sabado-EI goblerno de Washington ha
notiicado a las naciones la aprobacion de la ley de las
tarIfas, abogando por la celebration de pactos comercia-
les
Generalmente ha producido muy NAL efecto entire las
naciones que tienen comerclo con Norteamerica, Ia apro-
bacion de las tarifas, de un exajerado proteccionSsnao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07

Ell Inspector del Distrito norte, infor-
ma sobre las condolences de la casa nu-
nero II, Gale de Allen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
Information de Sandal

lulVl uuUlVu W. NUuluUu
Ell inspector de alimentos de San Juan,
da cuenta de haber destruido Is libras
menudos de cerdos y IL latas salmon,
propiedad de M. Rodriguez y Hermano.
La senorita Julia Maturana, emplea-
da de la ofcina de Sandal, solicita Sc
lie conceda otro mes de licencia con pa
go, a partir del 7 del corriente mes.
Ell senior Jose, Guerrero, de Barcelona
ia, remite plano para la construction
de un puesto de venta de leche y otro
de carne.
Ell Inspector de alimentos de Ponce,
informa de su vista de inspection a Pc
nuelas, remite I'm estado de los trabajos
verificados durante ell mes de Julio.
Sc ha extendido I'm certificate credit
vo a los senores Villar y Compah1a por Ia
destruction de una partida de chorizos
gallegos.
Don RAMON Herrera, de Naguabo,
remite plano de una carniceria que va
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07

Don Ramon Herrera, de Naguabo,
remite plano de una carniceria que va
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07
service EsDetld ltl Botil ntfcanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
La vista 4 - costa
del Pacifico
UN vIAJE DEL PRESIDENTE TAFT

Nueva York, sabado-El p~residente Taft ha NANTES
tado que piensa hacer una excursion por toda la costa del
Pacifco, deteniendose en- Alaska, donde Sc lie preparan
grandes ~festejos.
Ell viaje de Mr.. Taft es muy comentado en- los c1rculos
p~oliticos, donde Sc lie concede una gran importancia.
D1cese que al viaje presidential ha de seguir. una for
midable obra de artillado en- TODD ell literal que recorra
ell presidente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-07

Nueva York, sabado.-En "La Gaceta'' de Madrid Sc
IA publicado Ell real decreto estableciendo Ell servicio mi
lit2r obiigatoro-
Por Ell decreto de 5 de Agosto queda absolutamente abo-
Ida Ia redenci6n q metaico.
Ell gobierno ha sido obeto de expreslvas manifestation
nes de simpatfa por la clase popular.
La prensa comenta favorablemente Ell decreto-
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
MAYVILLE NORMAL
SUMNER SCHOOL

Owing to the fact that July was
legal holiday, students were not en-
rolled until Tuesday. A large number
have already registered, and 1t is ex-
pected that late arrivals will increase
the list. In addition to the regu,ar
summer team subjects that have beer
offered in the past, thece are courses
offered in German, manual training and
domestic science. A course of lectures
that will be of great interest ami val
ue to teachers has also been arranged.
OF the members of the teaching
force, Professors Travis, ButleffeM
Correll, Pope, Thompson, Thordarson,
Fox, Miss Eddy, Miss Courier and Miss
Sprague all spent their Vacations IN
Mayville; Miss Olson In Moorhead and
Fargo, Miss Brant in chariton, Iowa;
and Miss Bentley In Oelwein, Iowa
President Hillyer is attending the
N. p. Al. convention at Denver. He
viii address, the meeting OH Tblv y. bis
sG.,ject It.Ie Professional rraiEInS for
Teachers OF kecondary sch IS, 81, Cot-
leges and Universities. In the absence
OF President Hillyer, Professor Travis
is enrolling the summer school stud
ents.
Miss Bentley, the preceptress, is en-
ioying visit from her. sister, Miss
Glen Bentley.
Conrad e. Tharaldson will take
charge of the department of biology
Mr.. Tharaldsen prepared for college
in the common schools of Chippewa
Falls Wis, and In the high and nor
NAL schools at Madison, MINI. He was
graduated from St Olaf college with
the degree of bachelor of Science, and
later did graduate work in biology and
chemistry at Harvard university.
While at st. Olaf Mr. TharaIdsen took
an active part in athletics, playing on
the football and basketball teams: he
also coached the basketball team which
held the Minnesota intercollegiate
for two years Since
graduation he has had experience on
the government drainage survey, and
has taught science for two years at
Blaine high school, Superior, Wis.
Miss Brant will be unable TO report
for work this week, owing to the SER
ious Illness of her mother
MIR. and Mrs. Fcx are enjoying O.
visit from the latter's mother, Mrs.
Cutter, OF Kansas City. Mo.
Supt r.. b. Murphy Of Tower City,
and Franklin Thoria, son Of the city
schools. are assisting the regular fac
ulty this sumner.
The faculty has piarDed for an m
formal reception to tile summer sckcGl
students, to BIO held next Friday ev'na-
ing in the as5 glpiy room. Light ~
freshments will be served, and thnrAI
win be vocal and instrumental muse
readings, and one Or two infornal
talks. Games calculated 10 acduaint
ii e new students with each other viii
he played, and everyone will be made
t, feel himself part Of the sci. Ell
community
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THE GIRL AND TIE GAME.

he took her to the ball places
He showed and
With patient care he showed her
Explanng that lac finals
He pointed the the erssat
And made it clear L the esame thing a bat
TO nave the chance 81
And when carefully
She thanked him once again. said
he told her why the a
When caught before it
He did not give her chance ask single
the suggest or
wa done
to o.
And while with cheers the air
He showed her how
That she had tried
"
hen and here on
Then the ninth;
And rooter in pull
a he chers.
to ocrazy ycreatur
And She! Oh al the while
m mfe
Oh
And scared above the roaring
He said walked
But for in the esanles
Wilbur d. Nesbt Chicago
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to return the Are, and 1t is without the
range Of human probabilities that he
will be magnanimous enough to lei
things drift along as they are. He Is
ambitious, and the only way In which
his ambition can be fed is to make his
present league a bigger one and to take
his association along with him. These
include some Of the present American
association owners and some of the
eastern league magnates.
When the American association and
the Eastern league notified the nation
al commission Of the rejection of the
concessions granted those leagues as
class AA members and voluntarily re-
sumed the status of class A il was the
impression that the time for open hos
tilities had nearly come. The move OF
Havenor is the opening shot. Chicago
will be invaded with a team on the
north side. Pittsburg, ST Louis and
Cincinnati will also be taken in, and
the circuit Of the American association
will be completed with Louisville, In
dianapolis, Toledo and Columbus. with
Sunday ball permitted in each of these
towns the circuit seems almost ideal
1t is short compact and made up of
live ones, and all big enough to support
major league ball. Chicago can easily
maintain third team and st. Louis
will not be serious proposition If the
right kind Of ball is given.
In the Eastern league a new circuit
is to be made up, taking in Baltimore
Newark, New York, Buff
falo, Toronto, Boston and Philadelphia
This circuit does not look so good on
paper as does the Americans, but the
promoters have confidenc, In their
power to invade.
With this arrangement the big
will be all but powerless to re-
taliate by placing clubs in the terri
tory of the invaders, for 1t would be
difficult to do so without organizing
entire new circuits. Anything is pos
sible in baseball, though, since. the
American league, under the leadership
Of Ban Johnson, Charles comiskey and
Cornelius McGillycuddy, invaded the
leagues territory and made
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
BIG BASE BALL War
Due NEXT SEASON

Charles S. Havenor has bought q
tract OF eight acres on the north side
I In Chicago, says The Omaha Bee
This might be overlooked in the rush
Of business as a mere real estate deal
But II has more importance than that
1t is really the opening gun in what
bids fair to be the merriest war ever
sprung in the baseball world. Mr..
Havenor happens to be the owner of
the Milwaukee franchise and team in
the American association of profess
sional baseball clubsseand the tract of
ground he has just secured title to
is to be used as the park for the Ameri-
can association team in Chicago. Just
when it will be put into commission is
not definitely determined, but the we'll
posted men who have been watching
proceedings closely do not expect IL
will be postponed longer than next sea-
son 1t may go over for another year
because the American is in an agree
ment with the major leagues that has
two years yet to run and might not
like to break 1t But this is improbable.
For many months signs have pointed
to the coming conflict and the decks
are now pretty we'll cleared George
Tebeau, who is generally credited with
being the moving spirit in the deal. has
gotten himself into pretty good trim
for the fight and he has both the f1n-
ess and the courage to tackle the great
major" league leaders in a finish fight,
In fact 1t may be seriously questioned
if bratnier baseball fighter than Te-
beau lives today. He started ten years
years ago with a shoestring and has
run 1t up to the proportions of several
tanyards since then. For the greater
part Of this time he was the target
for the hottest fire that ever centered
on one man in the baseball world. but
he went along as steadily as a Dread
nought sailing through a fleet of fish
ing smacks till he is now in position
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
ARcHER's GOOD ARM.

Jimmy Archer. who caught for Far
go once and jumped the team, is the
greatest throwing catcher in the world
according to Manager Clark Grifith. Of
Cincinnati. Griff has been sweet" on
the sturdy backstop for several years
and declares that had he not been in
Montana when Detroit asked waivers
on Archer the catcher would never
have been permitted to leave the
American league. Had he been taken
to New York with the Highlanders he
void have been widely known as one
g the very leading big-mttt artists O.,
the profession, is the be.ief of the liz
Il fox.
IF had that fellow I'd work him
every day just to watch him peg safi
Griff, and there is not another man IN
his class when 1t comes to shooting tho
ball. He is faster than chained light
ming and he never has to take a step
TO get the ball to any Of the bases
King isn't in 1t with Archer when it
comes Il keeping the runners glued to
the bags
1t is said that this .fiatfooted"
throwing of Jimmy's which is so much
admired by many baseball men, is
what cost Jimmy his job with Detroit.
Jennings, manager Of the Tigers. Is
said to have undertaken to coach him
to throw and that because James
showed preference for his natural style
rather than that. desired by the hee-
haw boss release to Buffalo followed.
Archer caught the final game OF the
1907 worlds series and attracted the
attention of Manager Chance at the
time. His faultless snappy throwing
kept the Cubs from stealing and had
them diving to the bags each time
they happened to stroll four feet from
cushion Last season when the team
was going east and on an off day,
Chance stopped over at Buffalo to
watch Pitcher Mcconnell a spitball
singer.
About the fourth inning friend
who was with Chance said:
"WeH, what do you think OF the
pitcher?''
"Pitcher!n exclaimed Chance. IT'S
the catcher I've been Watching
The catcher was Archer, and nego-
tiations were opened for his purchase
Immediately.
Several nonths late while the peer
less leader was In California ne learn
ed that Archer had arisen from sick
bed to catch Mcconnell on that dav
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good. So it Is time to watch for re.
taliatory moves on the part OF the ma.
jors
] Omaha's interest In this move is al.
rect and important. If the new Ameri.
can association circuit is formed, a.
outlined, the Western will be recast or
much more desirable lines. 1t il no,
worth while at this GATE to go into any
history as to how Omaha came to bt
left out Of the American association
circuit when II was formed sever
years ago. IL was and has been ouI
since. But with the new deal the
Western league will be made ip d,
Milwaukee, Minneapolis, St Paul, Kan
sas City, Omaha and perhaps Des-
Moines, Sioux City and ST. Joseph II
may be that Denver will be taken into
this circuit, but the question OF trave
expense is one of much potency in the
matter. Des Moines and Sioux City
are morally certain to be in, for both
are going along well now and are in
great deal better condition TO sup
port team than when they had teams
in the old Western. ST. Joseph is well
thought of because of it's size and the
fact that it has been without oall foi
several years. It. may be ripe. The
extra cost of getting to and from Den
yer win more than Offset the extra
gate receipts received there unless ar
advance in admission price is charged
and this would be the occasion for o
dreadful roar IL attempted. That mat
ter is yet to be determined. II Denver
is included then the choice for eighth
place is between Sioux City and st
Joseph with the weight of population
In favor OF st Joseph and the item OF
interest in favor of Sioux City
From the present Western league
circuit another tight little league can
then be built with Topeka, Lincoln,
Wichita, Oklahoma City, Pueblo and
Denver a splendid six-clu organiza-
tion is possible It may be expanded
easily enough to an eight club organi-
zation
No confidence is violated in making
the statement that club owners Of ali
grades from the majors" down to the
"bushers," have been framing UP for
this way for at least two seasons. The
restless activity of the Tebeau faction
has been noted for more than that
length of time. and preparations have
been made as far as possible to antici- :
pate the results. Last season the lead
ers of the big leagues were prepared
to crush the aspiring minors under an
avalanche. 1t means stubborn fight
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
No,Es OF CHINA AND JAPAN.

Japan bought sS,676,674 worth Of
American raw cotton in the nine
months ended March, 1909 China
bought $4,590.0T4 worth of cotton
cloths, an increase of $S,O0000O over
the preceding corresponding period,
and very nearly as much as in the
similar period prior.
Hongkong imported $s,ls2.100 worth
of American flour in the nine months
ending March, 1909, an Increase Of
nearly 100000 over the nine months
ended March, 1908. Japan imported
$942,602 worth, a decrease of nearly
100000.
Two of the largest merchants in the
native city Shanghai were caught by
the foreign police for alleged infringe-
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> Forum Want Ads Get Results. .
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ment of the trademarks of the British
i Tobacco Co. A large quantity OF
sraudulently marked goods was seized
The Chinese residents of Java have
formed a national auxiliary navy as
sociation, with the object of present.
ling China with an auxiliary fleet.
Japan will exhibit naval models
largely at the coming Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition in Seattle.
/ China has been notified by Germany
that all but $50 of the German soldiers
there will be Immediately withdrawn
and the $50 replaced bysmarines next
month
The American Consul at lIankow
China, says: TN many lines of
goods the Japanese are winning the
Chinese market, and will continue to
do so as long as they keep up their
tireless energy, meet the poculiar re-
quirements of the Chinese market and
Chinese customs and initiate so per-
fectly what others put on the market,
both in style and price, and moreover.
get the Chineseaner rank and ille."
1t is reported from Pewm that ex-
tensive orders for rifles and ammuni-
tioh are to be placed in France by the
Chinese government. Chinese officials
are now visiting the principal arsenais
OF France.
Because of the icreasing demand for
Japanese cotton goods in Manchuria,
the producing capacity Of Japan is not
sufficient Two thousand looms are
being y led this year That means
larger purchases by Japan of Ameri
can raw cotton Japanese sheeting
is selling there at 1880 ven (690 per
piece) while, the price for American
sheeting is 14.50 ven ($7.25.)
Shanghai's American consulate now
has library and reading room for
public use, quite new departure In
consular work in Shankhai
China coast papers comment vers
favorably on the annual report of the
Manila Municipal Board. and re
Shanghai Times refers to the few ar
rests as compared with Shanghai, says
the Manila Times.
The Japanese Foreign Office finds
that excluding Corea 226,S82 Japanese
were resident abroad at the end of
1907, consisting of 1881 men and A.
371 women. OF these 166, 500 were in
the United States, including Hawaii,
1880 in Cancouver, 5000 in Vladivos-
tok, $500 In Australia, 1000 in Mexico,
1900 in Peru, and 1000 in Singapore.
OF the above $4,000 are classed as la
borers, 1000 as students. the rest be-
ing domestiv servants. clerks, traders.
artisans, etc.
70 Forum Want Ads Get Results. D
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Eaax Land for Sale.

Within TO . nires or Fargo. see
Us. PAGE Benedict Land Co
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for the Tebeau people have money back
of them, too.