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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15
PETITION FOR CHARTER
tate Of Get roia, County of Glynn.

StdtC VI SSN 9idJ SOuiily OF NIIHil.
To the Superior Court # said County:
The petition and application of Z.
J. Anderson and w X. Anderson, both
of Fulton County, Georgia. and c. ?,
Goodyear, j., of Glynn County. Geor-
gia, respectfully shows unto the
Court:
|. That they desire FOR themselves.
their associates and successors to be
Incorporate and made body polite
for period OF twenty years under
the name anu style of BRUNSWICK
SEA FOOD COMPANY.s
,. The plhcipal office and place
of business OF said corporation is to be
| the City of Brunswick, Glynn County.
| Georgia. but petitioners desire the
right and privilege for said corpora
ton to conduct its business aud es-
tablish branch offices and agencies at
each other place or places in this
| State. or any ether State as may be
determined necessary ard eXpedient
! >. The o9j,,t of said corporation Is
pecuniary gain to its shareholders
The particular business to be carried
on by ii is the producing, catching,
lscIling, exporting, importing and deal
ing in fish, oysters, cra1s. prawn and
all sea products, and, to that end, to
MANUFACTURES. cWn buy. sell and Oper'
ate all kinds e appliances for tae
catching or preserving Of fish, oysters,
crabs. praWl and other sea products,
to engage in tho business of prOpagat-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

lis1ment OF an organization f-r the
promotion OF the best interest OF the
riuzens Of Brunswick. and generally
Tor The advancement OF trade and
commerce, domestic and foreign. and
with such facilities 10 promote the
uphuilding said city of Brunswick.
and slch other things as are usually
done BY like organizations. TO estaG-
fish and OF crate bureau OF credits
Tor The benefits OF such members as
may desile to avail themselves there.
Of To furnish reliable information to
mem ers as 10 the financial and credit
standing OF patr,ns arpiyins for ere
dit. and to furnish information which
may assist such members in the col
lection of debts.
Fourtn-Your petitioners desire to
have all the powers, rights and priyi
leees necessary and proper to success =
fully maintain the objects OF its incur-
pcration.
Fifth--Petitioners desire to lie in
corrorated for term OF twenty
years, with the privilege of renewal
at the expiration of that time, and as
| often thereafter as may be done an
ger the laws of said state
! Sixth That tle principal Office AID
Llace of business shall be in the city
OF Brunswick, Glynn county. Georgia
Seventh-Petiti ners pray that Ia,
! right be granted them to sue and #5
sued 70 have and Use corporate sea
and of making such bylaws, rules
and regulations and constitution an
enforcing the same as it may desire
not in conflict with The laws Of tht
sta;e or the United States to he pin /
ing and Of force upon its dlem. efa
ard t.. alter repeal and amenl I1'
same at pleasure.
Fiahtb Petitioners pray thai ;he'
and heir associates and SUCCESSOR
m~, be Incorporated for the oturlSai.
purposes. under said corporate Hanpo
for the term aforesaid, and tina. thc'
mav have conferred upon Them ans
tLeh associates and successors a
such rights. powers and privileges a,
are necessary and incident t. such CT
SANITATION. ana your petitioners vi.
ever rray, etc. A. n. Crovatt,
Petitioners Attorney.
.GE0RGIA- GLENN C0rNrN.
I Hereby certify t2at the foregoing
is a correct copy Of the oris'ual pc
,+,i.,, r,.. irn,ri,,1fi9p 2 H.iDEWici
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15
w. H. Berr
Sl1ERIFF'S SALE

Sheriff Glynn County. Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15
J. E. burberry.

GNnn County Goor-iI.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
SHEETS And Pill,
Low CASES

CSC Mohawk Sheets. at .79c
75c Mohawk Sheets, at ..........5 9c
25c Mohawk Pillow Cases, at. -. 19c
zoe Mohawk Pillow Cases, at ..... 13c
Ladies' Black Sateen Skirts, $3.50
values, at CSC; $500 values, S1.35;
1925 values, at. .......... 49,. 81 go
Ladies'. Misses and Children S Hosiery,
25c values at 1870; zoe values at lie;
I5c values at. .................. 1Oc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13

Hosiery, zoe values, lie; 15c values Sc
All our Silver and Eagle Brand linen
collars, 15c values, lie
Neckwear in all the latest patterns, bow
and string, SOC and 75c values, .3Sc
Straw and Felt Hats, $3.50 values at
S1.79; $500 values, $1.39; $3.50
values CSC.
Longley Soft and Stiff Hats, $500
values the country over, sale
price ................. $3.50
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
We Mean Ten Days Selling

That is 10 say the sale begins
July 18th a n positively ends
July 18th. No goods bought at
these figures before July 18th or
after July 25th.
TEN DAYS OF TEMPTING PRICES.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
BOYS KNEE PANTS
OVERALLSAND JACKETS

SOC values, sale price .......... .4Oc
zoe values, sale price ............. 45c
Hundred of other bargains not quoted
for lack of space.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
A Strictly Cash Sale

These quoted prices must bring
Cash. We cannot open Charge
Accounts at these hgureS. All
goods warranted to be worth
original selling prices and are
greater bargains at this sale.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
LADIES' MUSLIN AND
GAUzE UNDERWEAR

Gauze Garments, Toe values, at .....7c
Gauze Garments, 15c values, at. -. lie
Gauze Garments, 2oc values, at. -. .13c
Gauze Garments, 25c values, at .19c
Gauze Garments, Soc values, at. :. 23c
Gauze Garments, SOC values, at. $50
Muslin Under Garments, including Cor
set Covers, Drawers, Petticoats, Night
gowns, etc, at $3.50 Off.
Corsets Reduced Specially for this sale.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13

MINERS WEAR

Grey Star Mining Underwear
$3.50 values, now ..........$1.2O
$165 values, now .....S 1.3O
Cotton Blanket, 75c, now ......... 4Sc
Mining Boots $500, sale .. $3.50
Mining Shoes 1925, sale. .....t $2.S5
Mining Shoes $500, sale.....$2.6
Mining Shoes $3.50, sale. ...... S2.15
Mining Shoes 1925, sale ....... S1.S5
Mining Shoes $500, sale ........$1.79
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
Your Cash Does Double Duty.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS AT SUMMER PRICES

Fancy Dress and Work Shirts, were
$l.25, now CSC; $50, now S1.15;
75c values, now 400.
Negligee Dress Shirts, with collars
$3.50 values, S1.7O; 1925 values,
$1.45; $500 values, $1.39.
20 dozen Work Shirts, great values at
soc, sale price .................3 9c
100 dozen Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
soc values, 3Sc; $1.25 cashmere, Csc;
$1.00 values, $50.
Hosiery, in fancy patterns and blacks,
Doe values .................. 19c
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
MEMS SINGLE PANTS

The entire line will be placed in this
sale for your financial benefit.
$3.50 values, now ............ Csc
800 values, now ...,..........S ST 40
$3.50 values, now .............S1 .S5
1915 values, now .,s,,........S1.9 80
$500 values, now $40
$3.50 values, now $3.50
800 values, now ..............S2 $3.50
$3.50 values, now S3.45
$3.50 values, now ............S4 $3.50
800 values, now ..............S5 .15
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13

Lawns, Batiste, Poplins and Dimities,
in all colors and patterns, all greatly re-
duced in price for this sale.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
ct. 9}tdlplas.

9as 8ef inoen ser l6mer. fna11fen
6rou &onrao q. 6inf i@eint it9 Elm
meuig gebeliert 81 buben, oo6 ibr 3u=
1tau0 lit immrer nod Elm be0enfliher.
- fyanilie Sic. Dofenoorf 0eren
&oupt 5u minneapolis in elmer So
belmiible felt etli@en Sabren arbeitet,
lift bier bel oeu gltern 5l1 8ela6. =
Srot Ser ibledten @ege lalen lih
mebrere 6armer Sic Mibe ni6t ber=
oriebeu, ibren @ei5eu .5u Marfte 81
briuger1, 10 lal1ge Ser EreiS ein 10 GUT,
ter lit. - SEER uro 6rau @brilt. Sbei=
fen more11 uber Neuiabr BEL &erpano=
ten in Gol0 Spring. = 9err Yeter.
Midels bon Sor0an eritattet bier Ell
,1eu permanoti6aftliden 8elub. =
&err rm1o 6rau @eter Steil bon ST.
eobs Brairie itn6 bei Sen glter1 uno
Shmtegereltern 5u @aite. Solepb
@artmann, melder in minneapolis int
9ienit Ser 5mift & Mrmour So. itebt,
mar mdbren6 ser 6eiertage bier bel
Sen 56miegereltern gu @aite. - 9ie
%finan5iellen @erbaltniiie Uni erer Sc
meinoe lteben iomeit gut. - Sm perz
floiienen Sabre itarben in INT erer &C.
mei10e 11ur 5mei erma6iene Herionen,
Elm Singing uno 'eine Sungfrau. =
SIM M%eujabrstage mur0en in Ser
Nfarrfirde sum eriten Male gum gbe.
itan0 perfiin0igt SEER M0olpb grpel-
Ding, melder in @operr, 8. g., Elm
2an0gei6aft betreibt, nno SRI. 2u5ia
8insfel0 BON bier. = Sbeooor grpel=
Sing lit gelonlpet, iein @eim bon bier
nod @open, g. 8, 5u perlegen.
8erman0te un6 Nad6aren maren
Sonntag Ma6mittag bel ser Samilie
Sobn &ramer p%eriammeIt> uni 6oS
11eue Sabr nad 0euti6er @eile in aller
@emutblidfeit 51 begtnnen. - &err
itn5 Gruu Mnton 90. @eprens eritat=
teten bier einen pertpan0t- un6 freun0-
ihaftli6en 8elub.
MlbntD.
@obl gum er1ten Scale 1T Ser &C.
16i6te 5es &reisgeri@ts bon Stearns
County lit es oieies Sabr borgefom,
men, 6aB am Meuiabrstage I'M Sc
ridtsiaale 5u ct. @lou6 ein &ro5eB
Derban6elt muroe. Sn 6ieiem banoel-
te es ii9 I'M @ideroberl1ng elmer mo-
be 6ieier Srti9aft gelegenen 6arm,
melde Geo. Mager, fen. un6 6rau IT,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

mes @ebau6e unb Elm nabeIiegenoes,
0as gleidfans 5u sdpll5meden oien-
tie, bonitanbig eingedf9ert. @obl mar
Sic Geuermebr prompt our Stele, ie-
bod madtlos fdmpfte iie gegen oas
perbeeranoe Clement an; iie man6te
lire bolle &raft gum S9ube ser an
ser entgegengeiebten 5eite ser Stra-
be itebenoen prabtpollen @ir6e an.
uro oamit batte Die 5euerpebr sen
gemhnibten grfolg. Mu6 muroe bas
in Ser Mabe 6er brennetr0en @ebauoe
itebenoe 5dmeiternballs 9anf ser
Gnergie Der 8euerme6r gerettet. BUR
3eit Ser @efabr paren gegen 500 &in-
Ser in sen S@ulgebduoen, bon De-
men einige lire 8ii9er, anoere &lei-
bungsitIdfe einbMBten. Ser 6ur6 Sic
Seuersbrunit entitan6ene S9aoen
mir0 al1f $4,000 angegeben, Ser nur
|t5eilmeiie 6ur6 @erii6erung geoedt lit.
2nrembmrg.
Na@ einem Montag Morgen in ser
bieiigen &farrfirde pom bodm. &far=
rer @unoermann gebaltenen Seele1.=
amte mur6en amf 6am bteiigen Got
tesader Sic iroii@en lteberreite 6es in
ct. @louo %peritorbenen Mutb. Mbles
unter GROCER 5beilnabme beeroigt.
Ser @eritorbene mar elmer ser dlte=
item Mniieoler in 6ieier @egen6, uno
erit Dor einigen Sabren berlegte er
lein Seim nod ct. CLOUD, na6oem
er iid bonn Sarmeritan0e 5uriidge5o=
gen batte. @ie bier 10 mar er audi in
ct. @lou6 iebr beliebt, batte er ia fir
einen Se6en, Ser nit linn l1mgang
pflegte, itets Elm gutes @ort. Mls
gutter Gamilienpater, treuer &atboltf
u10 ebter Deuti6er miro linn gepiB
ein gutes Mnoenfen beibebalten 1per=
Sen. @0ge er ruben in Grie0en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

ben, batten cine 8ade eingeridte,
uno bon 6ieier murbe Sengel abgefaBt.
MIs Stubent elmer Sanoelsl6ule bat
er itd bereits Ser gbedfali9ung idul.
Dig gema6t.
@t. Baul. - Scr 8eridt oes SsSn-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5reo bon 8altm-
ba6 bonn st. 8aulD iitrift fiiiirs oas
Sabr 1909 5eigt, oaB fid innprbalb
Der leBten 5uei Monate bier sic Ga-
irritation bon Oleomargariine ebbr
itarf entmidelt fat. Dieles Meben-
proonft Ser 6leiidpadimouitrie iit I'll
ta1ienoen bon Sausbaltungen be-
tannt, tpelde g%e5tpungen iino, oieies
Subititut fir &ubbutter gu per1per1-
Den. Grit Gnoe Sftober baben SmiH
4 so. IN SM6=5t. Saul NIT Ser Ser.
ltelung BON ~Sleo" begonner. 6ru-
Der tpuroe Dos Hroonft BON Chicago,
Omaha uno &anias @itp bierber ber-
ianot. Die 8ro6uftion betragt lett
10000 Gfuno pro ISOLDE uno 80 9ro-
ionen iino nit ser &eriteuung belddf-
tigt. 9ie groBte 4uantitdt miro nad1
oen Dafota-5tauten, @isconlin Mfiin:
4 eiota un6 Ser 8acificfiite peridn6t,
oob nimmt al1b in unlerer sta6t ser
&onium erbebli@ gu. Die 2iiten 0es
Steneramtes meiien aus 0aB smift &
80. 100000 &fun6 peri6idt baben.
Die 8un0esreeierung lit mi@t auein
oaranf be6a6t sic gteuern gu erbe-
ben, lie perlangt AUDI genau 5u tpiiien,
per Sic @mpfdnger 6ieier Sen6unge11
iin6.
st. Saul. - @a@labridter S.
g. 8aitqe bon bier ernunnte am SSrei-
tag 6. 8. @eefs gum spe5ialpermaI-
ter ser &interlaiienidat seq iingit
peritorbenen S. g. @enneop bon Seem
Sort. IS eeidab oies auf einen @atb
oes @eneralantpalts bon Minnelota,
Stmp1on, 'lpelber oarnuf 6rtngt, 0aB
Ser NadlaB bon ni6t i'm Staate un-
iabigen @%erionen, iopeit er in &orpo-
rationen in Minneiota angelegt 1T, ser
8eiteuerung 6ur6 sen Staat unter-
tporfen meroen ion. Ser %beritorbene
&enne0p beiaB biele Mftien ser Great
@ortbern 8abn, nno Sic Staatsregie-
rung bofft bur6 sic @in1etung zines
administrators einen @inbIid in 0en
@ertb bon &enne6D's &apitaIsanlagen
in @inneio tn 5u befommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Mfinneipta.

Song @rairfe @orrelpon=
0en5) - @err un6 6rau Sacob 8ok
BON @ettDs @rope un0 @m. Santer
bon @eltport maren iiber 6ie 6eierta=
&c bier bel Sen &erren Mnt. Minnette
un0 Solepb @olter gu berma16ti6aft=
li6em 8eiu6e. = @alter 8rai lie fat
iein &eim BON bier nod NepiS perlegt,
NO er better aus5uma6en erbofft. -
Snfolge 6es Observation-Disclosures tan0es
maire man bier bal0 in &erlegenbeit
gefommen mar ia auf etnige Sage gar
fem 2ampenbrennmaterial i1 ser Srt=
lbaft gu baben. - Der @inter fat
it6 nit boiler &aubbeit eingeiteat, un6
Sic 6abruege iin0 lteuenmeiie init
|S@nee 5l1gemebt. = giele 5armer
fabren iebt fire 8aumitdmm CUR Sd
gemiible, I'M iie in @arnaterial Unit
manoeln 81 laiien. Naem Mni6ein
nod miro sic biesidbrige 8aniaiion
cine rege merben. - @obl ME 5upor
mar Sic Madfrage nad &eu gu Sic
Ter Sabres5eit cine 10 groBe un6 Sic
8efrieoigung ser Ma6frage eine 10
geringe. S.
ct. Mi6ael Worrelpon0en5) -
3mei bodbetagte Mail1ner, 3mei quite
Stiiben uni erer @eneinoe, iin0 gnoe
oes Sabres aus unierer Mitte our9
Sen So0 in Sic, @migfeit entiiibrt NOR
Sen, namlih: sic @erren Clinton S6u-
NADER 'uno 8aptiit Marfs. grIterer
perbradte Sic lebten Sabre ietnes &C.
bens I'M @aule lei1es 8ru0ers Midael
S6umader, oa er lelbit feline Jami=
lie batte; er errei6te Elm Sitter bon
IS Sabren. SEER Marfs frdnfelte BE-
reits mdbren0 ser lebten 5pei Sabre.
3ebn Sage Dor ieinem 3o6e traf i'm
ser S@lag, moour@ feline redte 5eite
gelabmt mur0e. Ger &eritorbene mar
Elm angeiebener uno gea6teter Mann,
mo 1etn 9tn1betoen miro. bier alge=
mein beoauert. Sic @attin, iebs
S06ter uno Drei 6obne betrauern 'be1l
Dabingedie0enen. @r itarb I'M gl-
ter BON 70 Sabren nno mar 8eteran
hes 8iirgerfrieges. 6.
MIeran6ria Worreiponoen5)
= Na6 5meitdgigem 8erbor Dor Ell
nem Grieoen5ri6ter murben @ermam
@ridion un6 Mnnet Dillon, Sic geitGin-
0tgen Mor6er ibres Sdmagers Eraar,
ben @robgeidmorenen obne 3ulaiiung
BON 8iirgidaft iibermieien. Die Be-
meisaufnabme laBt 8metfel an ser
|Gbeorie ser bei0en iungen 2eute, lie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
geileibsbeialaTe.

@a es @ott benz mmd9tigen 9efalz
len, ben @nter bon ct. @louo, ben N9tb
:Sobn 6. 8ifon, aus un1erer Ntttte ab3l1z
berufen. unb 1a er III 5etner Wetsbeit
uns BEN @riinber Ser 9fn6t, eireu gutter
Treuuo un6 einen Iiberalen patrtotif6er
@iirger bieies 2anoes 3n nebmen. TO lei
hermit
8e5dloHen, bab mir uns IN 9emrtb
Dor 5einem @inen beugen III Der @r.
tenntniB. bnB MQes, mag CT tbut, tpohf
getban lit; meiterbin belhloifen, bab mir
Ser beimgeiudten S%arntlte nnier tiefttess
8eileib sollen; unb ferner bei6loHen, oaf'
bieie 8ei6lii1e in bas Rrototoabu6 oes
5tabtratbes ein%getragen, n1D in unlern
@tabt3eitl1naen ber0ffentliht tper0en fol<
len, nnb baB cine Mb51rtft Der San1ilie
5uae1nnbt perben 1oGen.
unter5et&net: S. $. 9bieImann Sren<
Obige 8eihliiiie tpurben in Der reguz
lGren monatli6en geriammlung beg
@tobtrotbs bot ct. gIoub. Minn., tpel<
6e om 8. esan11ar. 1910 gebalten purbe,
bur9 folgenbe Mb1timmn1ng nngenomz
men: 9afiir: ote Observation-Disclosures
Mblgren, 8ean6reau, Sreeberg, S9mibt,
@mith. 6panioI, 5tepbens, Sbielmamn
1nb Yrd1ibent &nnfmnnn.
Sohn &anmann.
8rd1ibent beg 5tdDtrntbs.
@ajresrmeiiter ser gfaDt st glouo,
Mlinn.
Beserat: Carl 6. scott
5tabH6reiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Cute @eiolntiomen fir bas meme Sa6r.

3meifelsobne baben sic 2eier oieies
8lattes quite 8oriaBe our Durbfub<
rung I'M nel1en Sabre gefaBt, iol6e,
Die fir oos geiitige mie fir oas leib=
li6e @obI oienIi@ fin0. gu BEN leb-
teren geb0rt 11artentIib Ser @oriaB,
fir sic @eiunobett Gorge gu tragen.
Du gibt es ser Mittel un5dbltge, sic,
menn befolgt, arth Ben 3ned erreiden
perben. Inter 6ieie bielen geb0rt
au6 ienes, iid tdgltd zines Ser Sc
inn6beit 3utrdgliden @etrdnfes gu be-
oienen. Mub 6ieier @etranfe mer6en
gar mande angeprieien, feines aber
oeroient cine 0erartige Mnpreiiung
.mebr urb better als 6as bon ser
8reif & Skinner 8raugeienidaft fa-
bri5irte nstlt @eibelberger," oos iid
mie i'm alien 10 AUDI i'm neuen Sabre
0urd ieinen @ebrau@ mieoer beitens
bemdbren miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
@eim@t.'

@nt fatboliide beutide @itt1pe ODER
Mdo6en in mtttleren Sabren ftnbet gn<
tes 9etm anf elmer f60nen Sarm nnbe
Staot, tpenn geionnen 3u beiratben. gerz
m0gensiaden nteht beriidiidttgt. Nad<
8nfragen in Der Expedition biefes 81atz
tee. 7z2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

Mtdmptb.
Montag Morgen fano bier nod nm
balb 10 ubr porbergegangetem See
Ienomte Sic 8eeroigung Ser inn Sitter
bon IS Sabren pe%ritorbenen @ittme
Muguit @eol itatt. Die Geritorbene
mar mobl porbereitet auf Sen SOB,
benz iie, ergeben in @ottes III. &i1en,
ientgegeniab. Sic mar eiu Mitglieo
6es ct. Mnna Miitterperetns. Sbren
&ingang betrauern 5mei S0bne un1
orei E09ter. M0ge sic 9abingeidie.
6ene ruben in 6rieben! - Sic 5t1=
0enter, mel9e 0ie @eibna6tsferien
bier bel ibren @ltern perbra6ten, iinb
nab ct. Sobn's College our Mufnab-
me tbrer Stuoien 5uriidgefebrt. -
Iobias @ertfen mar audi einige So
ge bier Bel ietnen @ltern, febrte aber
am Meuiabrstage bereits mieoer aui
Iein Mrbeitsfelo 5uriid. SEER Mn=
6reas 3obmeisl bat sen @anf bes
.56anfgel96ftes bes &errn Sic. Bob.
men riidgdngig gemadt, uno es Fat
.iebt Matb. &uppert oes 8obnens
.5dantgei6Gft ~iibernommer, Ser obne
8peifeI 6asielbe CUR allgenteinen 81,
|f%rieoembeit leiten miro. @ir min,
lden linn piel @liid ai ietrem nnter=
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-09-01
ROBBED At SEA.
S343OinJeweIry andMOney
Stolen From Woman.
POLICE TOLD BY WIRELESS
Chicago Society Leader Loses valu.
ables From Her Stateroom in
Mysterious ksnner-Deteo.
tives Met Liner.

New York. Aug 3l.-Mlss Ethel May
Davis and Mrs James S. Rodgers, OF
Chicago. came back on the Kaiser vii
helm H.. and said the former had been
robbed of s3430 worth of iewelry and
money while the ship was on the high
seas.
Pinkerton detectives, ordered out by
a command from Chicago in response
to a wireless sent from the ship. look
ed about and asked questions. and said
the robbery was a sure thing. More
Pinkerton detectives, sent by agents
of the line to make an investigation,
simply shook their heads.
Anyhow, at sun-up on Monday morn
ing. other passengers in the neighbor-
hood of the room occupied by the two
young women were awakened by loud
screams, and word soon spread that
Miss Davis had lost all the jewelry
she had been wearing at dinner the
night before and some more. together
with some money. The list OF things
ring valued at 800: gold chatelaine
bag. $50. a diamond ring. $3.50; a
double diamond bracelet made into
necklace. $1,000; a gold enameled van
ity box. $3.50; a diamond and sapphire
ring, 5000. a gold watch. SIS, an anne
thyst and pearl brooch, SEQ; a gold
mesh bag. s75 and besides there were
500 franc French note and $3.50 in
American money.
Miss Davis and Mrs. Rodgers occu-
pied staterOom No. 442. which is just
forward of the dining room. The for
mer said that when she went to bed
her money and jewels were on a shelf
alongside the mirror. Mrs. Rodgers
also had a bag of jewels. which were
said TO represent value OF $4,000 to
10000. but the bag was on the sofa.
A steward awoke Miss Davis at 2
o'clock in the morning to deliver a
wireless message. but this was the
only interruption TO the repose OF the
women during the night. though Miss
itdf - 'tutfo0No w nave hoh NAAC
nltions. and Mrs. Rodgers had feel
ing several times during the night
that somebody else was in the room.
Mrs Rodgers got up about o'clock
to 60 to the bathroom. and left the
door OF the stateroom unlocked Soon
after she came back she awakened
Miss Davis. and the two were startled
upon discovering that Miss Davis jew
elry and money were gone. The thief
had taken everything on the shelf ex-
cept the chain belonging TO Miss Da-
Wis watch. which was of little value,
but bad overlooked the richer prize
that lay on the sofa.
A thorough search was made and
stewards and chambermaids question
ed, and James G.. Condor. president
Of the Iroquois club. OF Chicago. who
was a passenger suggested sending a
wireless TO have detectives meet the
ship. One OF these intimated that two
women passengers were under suspi-
cion. but nothing developed when the
ship doekcd. although the customs Of
fcials kept a lookout for jewelry an.
swering to the description OF the miss
ing articles.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-09-01
MRS WALSH WANTED SHEEP
son.in-Law Promptly Ordered Flock
From Nevada.

from NcNdud,
Bar Harbor Me, Aug 3l.-Members
VI the fashionable colony here and the
many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mclean. parents OF the famous 300
900 900 baby" have taken sudden in
terest In the latest acquisition TO the
menagerie that forms one OF Mr.. Nc
Leans valued possessions flock OF
forty.seyen blooded Shropshire sheep.
The secret of the appearance OF the
sheep lies in the illness Of Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh. mother Of Mr.. Nc
Leans wife.
Mrs. Walshs Illness had continued
some weeks when she began TO long
for the western air and the scenes
around the Nevada home i wish,
she is quoted as saying. that | might
get well enough TO make the trip west,
so that ! could lie and watch the sheep
grazing on the hilsides II seems az
if the air and the sight OF the familiar
animals would do me good"
Giving no inkling of his intention,
Mr.. Mclean wired west for a flock OF
sheep. The animals arrived in the
daytime. but were kept In the cars
until nightfal and then carefully
transferred to their new quarters.
Mrs Walsh awakened the next morn
ing to a spectacle that thrilled her.
All about the lawn were the sheep,
grazing on grass the like Of which
they had never known.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-09-01
FIND GEMS ON FARM
100000 Worth OF Finest Tourmalne
Discovered In Maine.

Auburn. Me. Aug. 31.-A notable
discovery of gems was made at the
old Brown farm on the road from Mar
ston's Corner to Minol, about six miles
out OF this city.
In one pocket in a tourmaline mine
on that farm. uncovered by a single
blast. were found 5000 carats OF the
finest tourmaline. AS they are worth
s15 carat cut, this means that the
pocket contained from $4,000 TO s75
900 worth of the gems.
Two weeks ago two other pockets
were struck In the same mine which
yielded not less than 1000 carats OF
rough crystals, so that in the last two
weeks gems which will run up over
the 800 900 mark have been taken out
OF this mine.
The owner OF the mine is Forest L.
Havey. OF Ash street, Lewiston. BY
curious coincidence Mr.. Harrington,
collector for the Field museum in Chi
cago. was present when the pocket
was opened, and the figures given are
made I'D on his estimates.