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The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
TAFT TAKES THE wARPATH.

The Taft administration has declared
open and urgent war upon the ein-
surgent' element of the party, of
which the president has proclaimed
himself to be the ''titular head" Those
who call themselves republicans, but
do not accord with the policies that
emanate from the white house, are to
be punished by every means at the
hand of the president, chiefly by the
Withholding of patronage from them.
The republican organization may
have something to say about their
status also, and if they persist in
their contumacy their last state will
be worse than a democrats. Mr. Taft
seems at last to have determined I'M
der which king he will serve, and it
looks very much as if it is under
King Cannon. The insurgents" are
peculiarly the enemies of the auto
cratic speaker of the house, and, tho
Mr. Taft has not accorded to that old
fellow any direct sympathy or sup
port, he now, by this outlawing of
the insurgents, renders him valuable
aid and comfort, and practically en-
tiers into a political alliance with
him.
The announcement of the Taft ad-
attitude toward the lin
surgent' republicans has come about
through a communication made by
Postmaster General Hitchcock the
captain Of the Taft political forces,
to one of the insurgents" a mem
Der OF congress, of his reasons for
holding up consideration of appoint
ments sought by the congressman for
his constituents Mr. Hitchcock has
let the insurgent' know that this
is done as a measure OF discipline, and
that it is a rule that may be applied
to the whole Gedy of insurgents" and
pressed vigorously along all possible
lines. Also, it is given out, if these
republicans in opposition to the Taft
policies continue in their recalcitrancy
the republican organization will carry
the war into their home districts and
endeavor to prevent their reelection.
That is, perhaps, the most drastic
measure of political retaliation, and
the most open declaration of political
autocracy that has ever issued from
the white house 1t indicates that
the Taft administration is convinced
chat it will have to fight desperately
for its existence, and that it is de-
termined TO take the offensive before
it is forced upon the defensive. 1t
constitutes political situation Of the
first degree of interest, and OF far
reaching Importance Iii assuming this
position, President Taft has complete
~ departed from the attitude he as
sumed at the beginning of his admin
lstration that he would not undertake
to dictate to anybody in congress tie
position that they should take on pub
lie measures, that there would be no
attempt at executive legislation
On the issue he has made, MIR. Taft
will, we believe. lose tremendously
with the people, though he will, OF
course, fortify himself with the strict
organization element of the republican
party.
If the democrats can call into ac-
tiyity even the dregs of the political
wisdom with which they were once
endowed, the control of the govern
ment will be easily within their grasp
at the popular election of 1912.
-<-~sS-S----
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Carolina, and of the Pinckneys and
Rutledges in South Carolina, they
gave deep study to the science of gov
ernment. They were admirably train
ed as debaters and they became highly
skillful in the management of parlia-
mentary bodies. AS a rule, they were
literally educated"
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

The formation of the city park and
rec c mmission is one of the best acts
80 lar of the new administration.
Brunswick's trees are among her best
assets and she should take good care
of tnem.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Col1red folk to take colored census
is the very sensible conclusion ar
rived al by President Taft, and lucky
too. for some colored enumeraEors
who might have asked certain Geor
gia Crackers" too many questions
for their state of feeling.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
RI. S. McCrary,
Max Isaac.
Joint Committee CT Arrangements

Everywhere life is being made more
safe through the work of DR.. King S
New Life Pills in constipation, bilious
ness, dyspepsia, indigestion, liver
troubles, kidney diseases and bowel
disorders. They're easy, but sure, and
perfectly build up the health. 25c
at Roses Drug Store.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Well, the near beer question is set
tied and it will be illegal in future
for any of this article to be sold east
of Newcastle street or within thirty
feet of the east side of Grant during
the year 1910.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
Making Life Safer.
Mofioa x of p

A Joint installation of the Officers
of Oglethorpe and Rathbone lodges
will be leld tonight at o'clock. Other
important business demanding =. the
attendance of every member will also
be transacted.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Every now and then Mayor Gaynor
gives Tammany Hall a piece of PIE
from the counter, just to keep the
boys guessing, you know.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

President Taft has introduced a sys-
tenn of retaliation with the insurgents,
who insist on fighting his policies,
which is going to mean a wide split
in the party and plenty of fun for
the democrats.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Correspondence solicited, Out 10
receive attention, letters mut De
accompanied by d responsible name
not for publication, but as :
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications Will Ds
-.turned if accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made
rostal note, check, money order, or
registered letter. Address.
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
BRUNSWICK. GA.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

N spite of the fits thrown by the
q. \. r. the statue of General Lee
1IeSlnted by the state of Virginia
.sauds proudly in statuary hall in
Maanineton.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Ulf d pinchot seems to carry that
u gun around with him, loaded all
il time. and he acts as if he would
5f.' as soon pull the trigger as not.
too
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Now lust fer the fun Of the thing,
we would like 20 know how many full
fed2cd generals there are in Mica
Iagua,
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Congressman Adair of Indiana, is a
lie wire and he took a fall cut OF
residential extravagancies on the
/ Or g the house the other day.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Up 10 the present writing Tom Wat
son has not consented to that foreign
missions debate. Tom has all of tAe
sense he used to have.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

For billiousness, sick headache, con-
stipation and liver complaints, try
Roberts Nature Liver Pills. For sale
at the Atlanta Pharmacy, phone $40.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Cotton took a downward turn TO the
tune of $500 per bale on the New
Orleans stock exchange the other day
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Now that the city has passed the
license ordinance, the Golfers of the
city ought to get jingle on.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Already they are lighting over in
The second district for the place made
yaca@ by the death of Congressman
Gre S. The office hungry horde might
nave waited until after the funeral
rites. -
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

If that Mann bill passes congress-,
il seems to us that Taft will be the
real czar of the Canal Zone.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Congress has got down to work
again; that is it has gotten down to
rs usual avocation Of doing moth
liz and drawing good pay.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

If those folk in Mars are digging
more canals than We, then they are
doing some deuced tall digging, that's
all
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

The city council and the people gen
orally should stand right behind that
newly-created park and tree commits
sion.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Alas and alack, all the elections are
over but more are on the program
in a few short months.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
Keep Your Eyes on Gaynor!

NCCP GJCS
One of Mayor Gaynor's schemes is
to require the city office employees to
work eight hours a day, and so save
New York city thousands of dollars by
increaed efficiency. There is merit in
this plan. 1t commands more pay for
the individual in the long run
Charleston Post.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
He Told the Truth. Too!

He Told the Truth, Too!
We don't want any verbal bou.
quets. What we want is Offices" sale
Tammany leader when Mayor Gay
nor spoke kindly of the organization
while dishing out the Offices to others
Macon News
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
But They Are Luckier Than Mors,

The University of Copenhagen is tc
Be Reckoned With, Too.
Two Russian scientists are going tc
make an attempt on the south pole
if they are not frightened by a bomb
sky or the sight of a Japanese flag
Savannah News.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
A Polite Way of Telling a Man He'

The Baltimore Sun thinks that
"cookomania" will be adopted as a
new word to describe the eccentric
mental mania of the man who thinks
he got there but didn't, or is con-
vinced that ae is ''it'' when he isn't
Columbus Ledger.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

See Wood Bailey for real bargains.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

Through Pullman Through Pullman
Pui
esup Colorado Springs Atlanta Birmingham Memphis and
kans
Jesup Columbia,
and
n r. J. LII MEEK, Ell MGOUGAN, GA
C tIanta,
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
Want Column

SALES AGENTS for forced draft
equipment for boiler plants Wahseos
Commission basis. Guaranteed ter.
ritory. Address Wing, 80 west st:z
New York. z--l-. =
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

And the Answer is Easy to Guess,
Too.
South Carolina also will soon have
its legislature on its hands again. and
the people of the six wet counties Nre
wondering what will happen thea
Augusta Herald
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07
SiDEi-iGHTS FROM
OTHER SANCrUMS.

+ = = y y y = = y 4 t. \ - l.
Well, We Should Say Yes.
While Bryan seems to have arrived
at Colcn, we trus it will be some
time before he reaches the period of
his active fe.-Savannah Press.
*ss
Or Pay for the Coal.
King Gustave, of Sweden, is said
to have carried coal to get the la
borer's point of view But then he
didn't have to live on the wages
Atlanta Georgian.
Quite Old Enough to Know Better.
Gen. James B. Weaver, once presi-
Dental candidate Of the Greenbackers
and twice of the Populists, has turned
divine healer. He is now in his 77th
year.-Albany Herald.
But They Are Luckier Than Morse.
The Atlanta Constitution has an
editorial headed, Morse and 9th
ers.' Yes, there appears to be quite
a number of others of like character.
Rome Tribune Herald
: y &
The insurgents-They Are Also Keep
ing Him Busy.
What more fitting than that Atlanta
with the population the 1910 census
will give it, should care for it with
an adequate bond issue e?-Atlanta
Journal
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

AGENTS WANTED pay $50 9.
month salary and furnish rig and all
expenses to introduce poultry and,
stock powders; new plan; steady
work. Address Bigler Co., X 9sl,
Springfield, Ills.
The Brunswick news., 1910-01-07

men to learn auto
mobile business by mail and prepare
for positions as chauffeurs and re-
pair men. We make you expert III
ten weeks; assist you to secure po-
sition. Pay big; work pleasant;
demand for men great; reasonable;
write for particulars and sample
lesson. Empire Automobile instl-
tute, Rochester, n. Y. 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
pFArn Norlcrs

-~-srs-s-e>e~f>e~rse~eN~se -SeN~~~~~@~N@-~.e4~
william Zimmerman. las Finley Az
~ Nears. knF
Eila hlias, t1si iyth az ~ r.. ss
Map psssT. Pacific hospital. .. years
samuel namsstt. isat ts,h Az T.. So
fesfs. NaF
CAR @ itieharw. Providence hospital
70 years Nov
rhsgessa p.tors. 1915 ais, AZ a.. :
fnunih. Nov 4
e,sss' Justice. Firs, Az and s,s~ar,
1aeA ffyu. raelfie hospital. 90 years.
Soy. >
- x achank~ Seattle aenatal hoe
pithls - fesfs New :
David T. iHsiis. tit naYiston av y.
TsiesghoFe Potter. Mearsw st. 20
fnafs. NsH
wm Mewia. Lake WashinH tsm hasia-
safd. - Years Nov
afs FiFihs tda Daily. Pacific hos
pttati - FHafn Nov
Jobs coisgrn. ssf wsssiaks AZ. ~. ~
Mga Nilsategh sylvester. a1g nogistnn
~ ~. tt years Aeg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07

wANTED-Appiican 50 ni twe "a.
1ansirH lu fhr nuFars' training class first
Tuaf seattle fifF hospital a fui and
rom ulrts three years course vii he given
Nifh lectures ~ the most prominent ply
airlana and surgeons VI fhr North rat
Address ~ saii. commianianrf of Health,
Hnufn ass CITY iiaii
wanted woman a. hnusrheausr in
family ~ tao Address iieE iet. 10
Washington Catholic preferred
fusltlan as hAQhkrrpar nr assistant
Wiiiiua Co commence az small wages n
rhaHrH for advancement A-ie star.
wanted Experienced rhpcuiats alp.
PETE kaenls Canfv CO.. sagi FirHi az
AZ ssrvfisnred satessemAn FrsHeh q
Nelson HaitHrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-07
eTAk WANT Apa


~s,ssfes,N<~~e~~N@es~ y>@~S~~y~~~~~N
70 The wits af - burke. 1919
Aala -, daughter, Nov
70 the SITE ~ a Green. cara a0th
~ n w. a son. DOT "a
- ~ thu wife ~ . nudaieatnn faB4
hlshth az u. daughter. oct 40
To she size ~ 9. Emmcnanu sac East
Ah 81. son. Nov
To IN" wife af .. % ttegburE. fsI
ssh AZ p " hHn. Nov. I
To the Wifr ~ b he rasaaais s8s LET.
frfsnh a. son. Oct -
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HELP wANTgD-FEMALE

WAN ED--esveral young srnsn With %
Without experience. a. tsisnhons gpsfs
stofs Apply isfs iIih ~ 81 iist
Third ~ Tbs Pacific Tslsphsns .
Teiasraph Company
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CITY REAL gsrArg-tcon,)

s>-~-~-~~~~~rse~~~~~@~@-~ ~~~s~~~~es~e~@<~~N~
DUVAll
THE SEw TOWNSHIPS
OK ruE
GREAT NoRruEns
ASH
MILWAUKEE
tss tors tss
iNcLupiNa GRADED STREETS AND
wArER
Before the railroads start th-ir trains -
are xelaa ta SSH iiHtited H@mhef ~
,siss iiss sash tss osis 80
uavai l. located On - 0sust Nafthsfn
amd MnaaaAus railroads Ana sts SOC
auAimiis ftveF. 70 nnir IS miies tfasn
seattle. ara = ttsht - ths hesst y
thH fafaaas ghegFY valley ths fiHsat
ana richest VALLEY IN WasnfnNfu1s ena
T. sarruandsd - sssns = the aess
hsAHiifai farms % b. ts'aei anY hers
AAlsevaf - thts tawusita IL ths largest
body re Eirsin timnef ma~ standiaA tH
thf state. ard NaFatt tsraess nt ~
location. ~ui h ~ esnssf z ths -
fisatsr hslt sae lhs stiprtnE raiut f1f
Al the iunbvF aad rnaHafaft Mfsa
rFafaets a. sea az hsiaa fhs rstaFal
tas gFeassis q sb,s -suassssi rsisy
rms MAKES puvALb TIE rowS
WITH nin EurunE
vho q n 10 rsiahian lts wsfk an1 has
iust iinisaet us aeraf. whieh 70 lsfan
snsaEh 90 meet ths asfnapas " tewa
Of saqe p~epis-
WHAT DOES rmta MEAN ~ MEANS
THAR rtfGT NNuW WHAT th mAgA
or urNAf.ta ANu ARE ENNrAutNN
ruH A faNHuE HrMt~ NsN WHICH
TWET KNOW Is srWN TO CuNE
rhsr Nnl start thsir tfafns - tss
aaFa
The Mitwauhse ls rushina wafh frusa
both siass af sh@ tawn and @st have
Hs trains ruuaimE a. che earliest rsFssi J.
haslassa III hseailnx tha ssst 80
sources % This sFiaadd Waller
over ssa men ars new steadily snsplsref
tn fhs fafabsrfrM Industry aiana m the
tumsaiage rfeinifr % nuraii ana she
mia designers arr ns@ 81 wnts ~
plans f1f large aau snH shiuEir ntlli.
wai.e - sFg-r, e sssln 500 80 % s go
other factories are Hsw assured
W. have flashed the grading 81 the
main street. ana aru nos LAYING fhe
sidewalks rumpisss Eatrr system
viii b. Installed snt pare spring watsf
wiii ns piped 90 every Coz. Electricity
tor uxnts ard poser hes been provided
few ard the telsuhVra company has
algra3f a. erect a bttfiHfnm ara tsaF fu
an exchanges az an early date
We already have a new So t8g school. a
church 49, several other haftdinas have
sainfa Euarantss 81 a SIC. zee hatsi and
several ether isrgs buiidiaHs
nuvan. with 10 natural rssgurres snd
fhn Industries which are nuw already
sssuFed. is aafc 20 have large ropu.
iaffau Nifhin fhs haHt frE months. ani
the price ~ these lots sill simply scar
TWey ans efvAp /" Tu0rs 4 ,' Sps
Will 100 MADE ~ PROFITS by
THOSE WHO Invest ~ pCFALL
SOW
Jest mink ~ m-Bsautifui level tots
eieaA In e. the buaiuHHA center Wtth
Wife Wsfi laid nut. graded streets. city
water, electric iiRhis telephones sc.
usat. and Tor a Short tiu1e only ue wiii
sell noes bsaniifai iofs Tor aniy
SIS
Gail AMI see photos etc ana irt Ne tell
you mors about this town.
OREGON 4 wAsHfSGToS DEVELOP
MENr co.
ffa1-et Henry uida Seattle
Everett Offica~ aeqs Hewitt Az
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~~-~-~es~~~e~@~~~-~-~~ -~~-~~e-04~~~~~S~.~~
Va ANYEna MNn ana women e. learn the
barber ffAds. Nuf1 ui~ts course fsa
WAGES PAID rnn WHILE LEARN.
ihH Diplomas given. Largest school
ia she West
MATfuNAA. BARBER COLLEGE.
re MashinstnH ~ heatiie Nain asst
Meas Fss biark Fafueaats fiTsa Ira
~, hpgn EeT Traders niaE set =
fhtfd
CRAWFORD FLOOR GO " Hzsf
winaf saffarins aaf refieishin les done
wasted a-t'hoenfate aipfafa ana eifts
ief e*nar siaf. fap Mulith halafa
Second hani rlaGhins basEht anf saif
1913 rika - MRih tsss. Ind &. fgsF
Nspsftsnnsd riafffns auf sbs. ..t..-
ma Errn.h a 49, nallara
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CITY REAL ssrArg-tcon,.)

Hfdf ffSfrFTTfrT G1TSIfsl-'---
Ns~. attractive fisasfaaua modern ht4alra
feW. hot ard seid satsF. hath sas sHd
sinfifie HHhfss futf esaasnt basement
l4Hnaff tfaya los tsaisf feet to Us
feet atlsr
oniy e. ae8. tss cssn. BALANCE tts nsf
WnnFh
G. uEt.L q 90. "a uisbs Hiork
Maia ttts tnf 4 ffsf
GOOD GROOM MODERN HOUSE
full cement basement. furnace.
improvements. gpod fireplace II
you So this house you viii bug
~ Close to car line. Price
$1,000 very easy terms u4s5l
H. y ORR co INC,
T0a Alaska Bldg.
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The SEATTLE STAR

20 MAIL siissenInIns H.. The date
Nhsh your subscription expires Il on he
hdhFesa label % each paper When that
hAin arrives. " fHHf subscription has not
HtWh heeH paid 90 advances. your name
- iahrn ffsm thH lint a change 81 date
nh the address label ia H receipt 81 %
tef fref. q TO iar ait months
Entered 90 the seattle postoffics a.
ssfhad class matter
oas cent per COPY. sit cents per week
~ twenty Tive cents per month Deity
sfrH ~ mall af sarFtsf No free cayie.
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~AA Pref Ffspsns Nfs Methaa rsa~h /.
ST.{A teE bancilE Guaranteed 10 Z pgf.
6f1 Nate tesnfns nNFs evenings Trial
ND afNaFs ne. sarfh ard pins Of
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1. = Muiiinni1. ~ d As vs,r. I.
specialist Tor all diseases and complaints
~ women ana men. The latest French
amd German methods working folks
easy terms. uuf city patients cared for
Medicines Furnished office ags.t Liberty
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Torn ARD FOUND

Tori And FOUND
Lost -tashf's fstnk collar hesaers
Wanafanu sraffnssnta ann ~fnfh ahf
Aadisaa. en- ATFff Liberal res afd
Fhans A HtTg
Anss Patent ieasheF ted Eiasa asa
sta strap a. fuufhaN game. wetrphmHr
r - MuEhss Ha~ara
SITUATIONS EO-kfLF
fsfnsihN rapsfhamslnE ana tlnflnE
Prone tsas e gnEftnnr
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FUNERAL pfRrc1oRa

TUT rEhWoHTH q SON Prsfsssisuai
iHrsffafs and Licensed Efnhsifaafn 1871
~ pEp Anpfs thsAtfe noth phenss 8ts
haaasS Nstsan Co. funsfai nlrsatofs
thifa a. Aha Nnlserslty nash phones 70
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--...-. /. iigo IopI-Iss ,>.~.>>ooo.
7SNs 81 fises' iasrSslns rails al
iauaes ur > o. Miller New York Grad-
uafs suite tia Marion Hlar rhoue f1t1
500 MONTHLY Csc 4 CORN.
A. w KLINE f56 ARCADE BLDG
On WILLIAMS. chnblains eorna. stc.
fets EiFhfh aE Main 1855
O. .lHyol ASIs.ooo.o,,
13II NCEHa G0FiHE
The celebrated Key piian. is permanently
an affairs VI Hfn satisfaction pr $50
charge Take James 81 cable, tFauE-
fer TO Msdrona Park to 1905 Z JET
fsra1n
Mis- PERCY gNANT-rHE WuN
DEWFtT MEDIUM Gives valuable as
Noe 90 eli affairs nf iife Permanently
located az her private hatns. baaH Pine
ef near Hlkth aV Also gives sondnrfui
lucky charms
eAUD nEAnINO-f adde's 900. men
SOC ie31 Tony aN Easiiake car
"erc~-,,,I- z. 4. +, M a
an rhrouir disoases ast Arcade NJ 6itt.
Nm S : ~ - y SSSa fsS7 M
Ing ana al articles of value bought and
sold Rosa. ans Fifsi ina 51ia
aao772ap~rl2s't ~ EE11q~S~cress,.
...o. DDl,IgJ,g,CsIlIt,t, ,AGJ,N,ClEs,,o-o,>o
Cody Detective Agency. fbt-t Arcade
BLDG. Seattle Main ttfg Ind ava. a
J. CODY. aupi
$500. " AsrIC llo-IIEl $1,000
Held Bros ait ArtHdr IldE
ooOoo1>,1Jl1J,> S,AAS,St9lsss,ooeoo,oO-
Ju Hats katnnauEh. iulh First as
Hats cleaned ana hioeked
ooOoo-o~o<IIg99csll JISA.lAo~o~O~-~o~
fHWfh u. Nif So
Under management Of old WRyHido hoe
pital staff
Telephone Main 7stt
HOtsE MOVING.
tt ~ Dawson. huuanmuNiug Main
EHaHfarH HfHH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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FREE HOMES EADS
l0GA TED

Near the sound wifh ono 20 two million
feet ~ good timber. near transportation
ACT quick if you want something good
FORFEIT LAND co. LOCATIONS.
i0a Second Az o.. Room 500
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FoF sale. smaii ranch near Hsekiey.
with stock ~ owner Address " o.
Miffau. HufEier wash
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LOANS no WuRkfNG PEOPLE
on REAL ESTATE FURNITURE ~.
AMOS LIVE STOCK or ANY GOOD
SECURITY EASY PAYMENT PLAN
LoWEHr Possible RATES. MAIN
fTt7. fNu tB1f
OSCAR V IENgEN q co. fNC.
az Northern Hank BidR fth and PIKE
Loans aa furniture horses etc win
lam HoHrh rnaH9 ~ ~ew york Hidr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-24
FIRST HOME MEETING
In QUARTER CENTURY
Harry Nj. and Ben W. Petit Come
for a Reunion With Their
Parents.

Harry NJ Petit and his twin
brother, Ben W. Petit, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Petit, left Rock
Island, their native city, % years ago,
to win their way in other fields, the
former going east and the latter west
This week they will have their first
meeting under the parental roof since
their departure. Harry NJ. Petit, now
one of the noted artists Of New York,
has arrived, and his twin brother is
expected later in the week. Ben is
now in the banking business in Seat
tie. Both have made good. Edward
Petit, another brother, whose home is
In Alaska, will be here next week also.
The meeting of the brothers with their
parents will be in the nature of a
family reunion. Harry NJ. Petit drew
his first pen and ink sketches for The
Argus. His genius and originality
were soon recognized, and at the ad-
vice of friends he took his work into
the biggest market on the continent.
He was Immediately taken up by the
big illustrated publications, and for
years has maintained studio in
Gotham. His work is distinctively
original and has won him recognition
abroad as we'll as at home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-24
SPITZER'Ss STORY
LEADS TO ARREST
Former EmpIoye of Treasury Depart
ment Alleged to Have Taken
a Sugar Bride.

New York, May 24.-Oliver Splitter,
with a pardon from the president in
his pocket, gave testimony at the trial
of Charles R. Heike, the secretary and
treasurer of the American Sugar Re-
fning company, who. with five subor-
dinates, are charged with conspiracy
to defraud the government in the I'M
derweights Of sugar imports.
Splitter, as the superintendent of the
company's Brooklyn docks, got two
years in the Atlanta penitentiary for
participating in the frauds, but he was
quietly pardoned by the president last
Thursday after serving three months
and having made full confession, and
will now aid the government.
Spitzers story did not directly con-
meet Heike with the frauds, but re-
suited in the arrest of James o. Brzez-
inski. a former employee of the treasury
department, for alleged perjury.
Splitter confessed that he attempted
to bribe Brzezinski to conceal the
frauds, and the latter was alleged to
have denied this before the grand jury.
No promise of pardon brought ,Spitzer's
confession, say the authorities. His
conscience merely hurt him, but the
action was taken to restore him to cit
izenship so that he would be COM
petent witness.