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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
De La Barra Takes the Oath of Office
as. Provisional President Of the
Republic of
Mexico.
IT MAY BRING PEACE
United States Troops However Will
Remain Along the Border In
Case Hostlities Are
Resumed

MEXICO CITY, May 26.-De la Bar
ra took the oath of office today as
provisional president in the yellow
room He pledged himself to uphold
the national honor and rule only until
the coming election. at which he will
not be candidate for either president
or vice president.
The city is tranquil today. The
resignation of Diaz came opportunely
Further fighting was imminent when
the word came that the rulers had
resigned.
Word is anxiously awaited today
from Figuero. 1t is believed he viii
remain where he is until Madere
reaches Mexico City and will ther
come here to confer with him. Rumors
of trouble at Vera Cruze have beer
current for several hours but the wire.
are down to that point and confirma
tion cannot be secured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26

Ell PAsO. May 2s.-Up to the very
last minute the Maderoists expected
some trick from President Diaz which
would keep him in the chair. The news
that he had actually retired was re-
ceived with great JOY.
Mexico today is really under the
actual control of Madero. The feder-
al as well as the rebel army get their
orders from Madero although the fed
eral army does not get theirs direct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
BzERzoT IH0NoYAVz.

The above picture shows the Rleroit
Monoplane and the lower cut is
picture of Bi-piane, such as will
be seer in keokuk May ~. These
are the two prorainsnt types of
Macbi1es.. ssThs ;MonSblsne was
used In crossing the English Chan
mel and is French production. The
lower cut is Wright B-plane OF
which the Curtiss Machine is
similar product. A cut Of the
Curtiss Machine appears elsewhere
in this issue. The keokuk aviation
meet takes place tomorrow after
noon. Already widespread inter
est has been created in the meet.
1t is keokuk,s first time to see an
Airship. It will also afford the first
opportunity for this part Of the
state to witness flight. Aviator
Willard will demonstrate what he
can do with heavier-than-air ma
chine and the evoIutions will be a
revelation to those who never saw
a machine in action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
THERE WAS A WOMAN
IN THE CAS- E
Won Publ Said to Have so Hinted Be
fore Hc Died From Bullet
MnIira

DENVER, May 26.-"I hold no
grGdge against Kenwood. He was a
good sport bat l did not think he
would let woman come between us. :"
This is what S. H. Won Publ is all.
legged to have said to his nurse while
lying in the horpital before his death
Kenwood is being held in Jail and
refuses to say ANYTHING but that he
shot in self defense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
GREAT AEROPLANE
RACE IS ENDED
Dedrine Wins the Isl Mile Air Mara
thon and is Received by the
King and 100000
People.
EAGLE FIGHTER SECOND
Winner Of Race Landed Out of His
Head and Was Hurried
to the Hospital
For Repairs.

MADRID, May 26.-Pierre Dedrine,
the French aviator today won the
Paris to Madrid aeroplane race. a dis
tance of 751 miles and $4,000 in
prizes.
He flew over the mountains miles
high and was apparently stupif1ed
when he arrived and was rushed to a
hospital.
He was received by King Alfonso
and many dignitaries, also crowd OF
100000 people.
Gilbert, who had the fight with the
eagle, was second.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
FIRST WOMAN
TO BE LYNCHED
Nearess and Her Son Charged With
Killing Sheriff Are
Strung up.

OKEMA, Okla, May 26--The lynch
ing of Laura Nelson. a negress and
her SON. aged 16, the woman, the first
to be the victim Of mob in Oklaho
ma will probably pass without inves
tigation of the authorities.
The woman and her son wer.
charged with numbering sheriff. A
mob quietly surrounded the Jail tool
the two out and lynched them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
STATE PRINTER
HAD HIS BATE
Efforts to Discredit Crawford Occupies
the Time of the
Hearing.

COLUMBUS, O., May 26 Efforts
to prove that State Printer Crawford
took an immunity bath in Adams coun-
ty, constituted a goodly portion of the
defense today of George Nye.
The defense go far has confined it.
self in an effort to discredit Crawford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
THE WEATHER.
Weather Forecast.
N m SATURDAY..

Until p. m. Saturday,
For Keokuk and Vicinity-Fair and
continued warm tonight and Saturday.
For Illinois and Missouri-Fair and
continued warm tonight and Saturday.
For Iowa Fair and continued warm
except probable showers in northwest
portion tonight or Saturday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
BRYAN Knows Now.

LINCOLN, Nebr., May 26. VIM. J.
Bryan in the Commoner today crtl-
cizes the supreme court for the Stand
ard Oil decision. saving the people
know now why White was made the
chief justice instead of Harlan, the
oldest member.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Officers of Illinois EIks.

BLOOMINGTON, H., May 26.-The
election of the eigth annual convention
of the Illinois Elks' at Alton resulted
AS follows; President, Bruce Camp
bell, East ST Louis; vice president
Roy Platt. Galesburg: secretary. Fred
Farnham. Chicago; treasurer, J. w
Ryerson, Rock Island. The next con
vention will he held in Joliet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
THREE DROWNED
WITHIN TWO HOURS
Young Men Lost Their Lives in the
Illinois River over
at Peoria.

phoRIA, ILL.,, May 26.-Three Peoria
souths lost their lives by drowning
= 'ne Illinois river. the fatalities oc-
surring within two hours of each 9TH
eh The dead are.
EMIL. BOWAN. eighteen years old,
!, FRANCIS LYNCH, seventeen years
old
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Io the Grand Jury.

COLUMBUS, o., May % For re
fusing to testify before the senate
bribery investigation committee Edi-
tor Cook and c. j Pretzman were
bound over to the grand jury today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Mjlkmen Are Indicted.

BOSTON, May 26.-The N. Y, N
H. G. B. railroad and several promi-
nent milk producers were indicted b.
the grand jury today on charges of
rebating.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
U. S. Troops to Remain

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-There will
be no withdrawal OF troops in Texas
in the near future, declares the war
department today. in spite of the res
ignation of President Diaz
If Major General Wood has his way,
the troops will remain in Texas until
next winter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Funeral of Rerteaux

PARIS, May 90. Mammoth crowds
attended the funeral today of War
Minister Berteaux, killed by an aero
plane, Business in the city was entire
ly suspended
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Rewards for kidnapers.

SPRINGFIELD, III. May 26.-Re-
wards for the apprehension of kid
napers can now be paid in Illinois.
Gov. Deneen signed the bill today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Amuck With a Dagger.

CHICAGO. May 20 Running amuck
with dagger Pasquale Labriola, age
80, an italian laborer, fatally stabbed
his wife. two daughters and himself.
Domestic troubles was the cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Rev. Grant is Guilty.

ATLANTIC CITY, May &c. The
judicial committee OF the Presbyter-
ian General Assembly reported TO-DAY
finding Rev Wm. Grant guilty. With
an appeal for lieniency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Madero Will Be Candidate.

JUAREZ, May 26. -Madero says he
will probably start for Mexico City
within week. He will probably be
candidate for president at the com
ing election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-05-26
Daily River Bulletin.
stage. Height. Change. .Wea
River Forecast.

The river will continue to rise slow
ly during the next forty-eight hours.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02
l6orticbMng.).

aoS
Nloeulpfen ld)ritt a,t Ser Seite 0es
Scr Mr5tcS ol1rd Sen @ulo Ser Staot
ST.. S%dnpeigiom lrno errit, mle eS
ieillc @empbnbeit gemoroen, gi1g er
Dor iid) nieoerbliefeno einher. Ser
Ipftor el1tpidclte cine ll%l,gcpDDllid)e
@ereol amfeit:
v&cine @ettuu,g m1oglid, Mrle=
nif! Sic @irfung mar lpf ortige l1no
fiird}terlid)e. Gin fou1pli5icrtcr SAT-
iibri9ens - mas meiren Sic 81 Dem
Mlienpr?"
uMicmols. gr lit mfabig ST oiei er
uerr1dtcn Sbot," bebollptete Mloen=
boieu, hbbofter >pie es ieine slrt mar.
SEER 6ori tmeiiter, Sic gebel1 ia
m1dtig in's 3ellg. I'M abig! - So,
idallu1 Sic, oa ipielen Sic 9eioe1ldaf=
ten nit. Sic ielblt iaben Sic ml11-
Gerlidtc &%erfebrtbeit ieines @ei ens,
oos So110erhare ieines @enebmeas
ltllO lelll altgel1bl1tfl1d}es g11ge1teDell
- iein ipdteres id)einbares gritall=
ne1 fat nid)ts 5lt lagen, CT batte 3e1t
gemonnell, nit Sen Tolgen ieines ll11=
iiterleateu @eltdnonilies iih pertsallt
SIT maden> oorlm ll10erte er Sic 5of=
tit. Sic eigene Shmeiter ais Mnfld-
germ eridmert Sen geroodt 1l1ge=
mei,1. Sein Snterelie au Sem So0e
oes &iuoes - meinen Sic nidt, ouB
SOS n1itreoet? 8, mei11 better @err
6orltmeilter, mir hoben 6aae, no
lelblt &iuoer sic Glterl1 erntor0eten."
vl1no Gltern Sic &inoer!" ergd115=
tie sloenbpf en nit eigentbiinliGer &c.
tonul1g.
uGon5 ri6tig. @os meinen Sie?"
Nloen6pfen legte feline @ano nit
pre- iel1oem Irucfe an feline Stirn.
u@ott per5eibe mir, mci11 @irn
tonunt a1f gul15 abionoerlide @eoan=
fci,. - limo meinen Sic, 0aB man
@eQoo I'M grnlt etpas unbahen f0n11=
te?"
Sans beitimntt," eiferte ser Mr5t.
Sic s(n5eihen iino ie6r belolten0. gr
war eil1ige Mugen6lide m1bead)tet bei
Sem @lole - CT uueilt batte einen
Gprttei( pom Iooe 6es &naben! Gr lit
10 gut pie perl,rtbeilt, pel111 er feline
9(bmel enbeit nidt bemei ien fo1n."
STEER Sos @las mar fir &utb-
fir TrduIlein @oloen beitimmt," ieb=
te er erfldren6 bin5u, a1n0 mieoer
ourdslpfte ibn Ser bdBlide &eroadt,
:mie geitcrn Mben0 idpn einmal. Solte
oos 0ift lift gegolten baben?
Sic iil1o fem GROCER Sl1riit, mei11
todoerc6rter @err 6ori tmeilter, mil-
eli Sic 0enn nidt, ooB @ell0a aus
oriiflih cine Grfriidu1tg fir ieinen
Neifen 6eltimnrte> ia or jette ioaor
bin5u, .,er ideint 0l1rltig 81 iein."
@as lag 6o6er naber, ais ibm Sic
Milh 51 reidel', Sic 5un1dGit bei Ser
Snno mar"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02

Gin l5tiid 5lanel1 atgefeuhtet NIT
Ghumherloil1s Ointment l1o iiber bic
anqe9riffenen 1beile gelegt lit por5lt9<
lid1er ais irgeno Elm 8flalter. @enn
ss6r on labmem &iiden leioet ooer
gfnnersen in ser Seite ooer 8rnlt
hobt, modt einen geriud, ltto Sbr
leio gerpiB, oaB STR mebr als 5ufrte=
oeuae1teat jeio nit ser prompten 2ttt=
oerunq, sic es erptrft. gu farfe fen bel
aae11 &Qn0lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02

SIR miBt es mabrideinli@, 6aB
Eneumonia itets BON elmer grfaltung
berriibrt, aber SIR babt ME bon elmer
@rfdltung geb0rt, Sic in &neumonia
al1sartete, tpenn %@bomberlains Suiten-
mittel gebrau6t murbe. @arum 6as
@ilifo loufen, menn oieleS Mittel fir
cine &leintgfett at befommer lit? gu
fal1fen Bel alien @an6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02

Sn Sem nit 3iegelIteinen gepflo=
%lterte11, nit einen1 fleinen pergitterten
6eulter periebenel1 @emeinoegefdng=
nib, nos sic nafte11 bier @aroe, eine,l
%fleil1en 5ii6 uro eil,en nieOera Sde=
mel 5eigte, itor0 Ser Mlieilor bon Sell
50 NUT 1tarren, foit Der tei1erten @e-
iidts5iigen ln0 u1orOentliden &lei=
0er1. gr itiibte it6 ihmerfallig olti
Sic Sildfallte. Seine Augen blidte1
aus0rl1dslos in eine Gde. Seit elmer
Stunoe itan6 er 10 ga, Jet ibn Ser
Staatsanlpnlt perbaftet botte. gr war
ni6t ei1umol iiberroidt, lro als critic
rer, Sen er iebr gut fannie, 0as Betn=
lide ieiner Eflidt glaltbte oarlegen 81
miiiie1t, botte CT rl1big 0elien gnt=
i6ul0igul1g angenon1n1ell. Nltf alle
Iragen oes altgen6lidlidet Serbors,
Sos n1ot INIT ibn1 angeItellt, batte er
geantmortet, 0aB ibm 6aS tragiide
@n6e 6es fleinen gmol0 1tn0 Ser @po
Gouing ebenio rdt6ielbaft erideine,
mie Sen an0ern, nn6 auf Sic 6rage
lei1es Mlibi botte er glei6miitbig Sic
Mdiel geriidt ul16 gemeint, 6as f0n=
ne er nidt bemeiiel1, er lei i'm @al0e
gemei en l1no itrn0enlo11g umbergegan=
gen.
9os f(irrenoe @erdui6 6es Shlui i
ielbunoes an ser Sbiir beriibrte Sell
ga ri9t, er adtete faum 6orauf. Selbit
Sic fliiitern6en Stimmen, sic jebt per=
nebmbar mur6er, permohten nidt Sen
III @e6anfen Der u1fenen Mann in Sic
@egentpart 5uriid5ur1fen.
u@ine 8iertelitnn0e - TrGulein,
pergeiien Sic niht, es geidiebt auf
meme gerantmortung. Sci ltnter=
acknowledgement oarf nien1al10 ein=
gela1Ien 1per0e1t." IS NOR Ste mttlei=
Sig betpegte Stinme oes greiien
5tootoberbauptes, ser oieie @orte gu
&l1tb geiproden.
Ser Sdliiiiel 6rebte iid) freildeno
I'M S9loB. 9ebtere mar aQein NIT
oem Mifeifor.
"&l1rt!" Sdmer5lih bemegt betrad=
tete iie 0os eingefauene inns letoenoe
@elidt, oos nidts mebr bon ieiner
friiberen fefe,1 2ebensm1tb belaB.
rS&l1rt, i9 bin bier!"
@elfoo 6rebte langiam, als miir0e
es linn idmer, sen &opf nod lift. Midt
Elm 3ltg p%eran6erte ii6 in ieinem Mnt=
lib. Starr uno gleidgiiltig blidte er
lie at.
Sci nidt 10 entieblid rubtg, lie
Ter @l1rt, i9 fiirdte MIDI ionit," Bat
Gutb b%er5betDegeno.
u@as tptnlt gu bon mir?"
SD mo1te Dir Elm Sroitmort ia
gen uno - i9 mer6e alles aufbieten,
I'M Sen M0r6er beraus5ufin6en-"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02
XVII.

IS mar alr Nadm1ittog Ses onoe=
rem Cages, ols 9fl1tb, gefolgt Don Sem
tre1cn Irieoel, eilig sic iteinerne
5rcppc 5um 1oritpalois bil1aufitieg.
Sic fom Don Ceilings, mobi1t lie am
friiben Morgen> gleih nod Ser &iid=
Efebr 0es 6ori tmeiiters, nit 6ra1 8ll11n
gefabren.
Sic &ernirru1tg un0 5rouer in ser
6Dr lterei batte ihren @obepunft er=
reidt, benn @eridt u11o Stootsanpalt
nlrs Scr nabe gelegenen &reisitaot
|S6. maren gefommen, Inn an Srt lno
Stele Sen S6atbeitan0 uno Sic 3eu=
genousiagett auf5unebmen. gin3el=
ne Neltgierige aus g. batten ii6 nebit
pielen @efannten ser 9ouing'iden
6amilie eingelteQt, ie0er polte et1pas
er5ablen un0 nod me6r %erfabren. @a=
roniu 0oerlre ltno 6raltlein BON
S6miotsoorf botten ebenfaIs III ser
Jor1teret er1be1nen mll1e1t, mo- Der
flei>1e Gmal0 no6 in unperanoerter
Gage auf SEM Sopba lag.
Sin mttlei0igeS 6liiltern ging
onrdb sic @eiben ser 2eltte - ibr ein=
5iges &i>1o! Ser eigene 8rl1oer Ser
M0roer! @ltb batte Sic sl1tsrufe ge=
fort un0 glei6 6arouf beitanoen, oaB
g(1una ibr Sen @erga1tg 0eS entlebllden
greignilies er5dblen muBte.
Mittlermeile tpar sic Mittags5eit
berongebro9en, un0 6ran 8lum bat
te gum Mufbru6 gemabnt.
sd bleibe", mar olles, mas Mutb
lagtc.
sd oarf sic nidt olfein lalien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02

v3as mar geltern, 2otbar."
uSa geltern : bellte mare es &al16
on ibm mollte id sic @ano ouf 9id
legen," lprah Ml0enbofen bitter.
u2otbar!"
Limo ipater?"
Ml,tb idmanfte, als beoiirie iie ei=
ner Stiibe. uSb babe nod nidt 3d.
rom geoadt. @iro er freiaeiproden,
mic ids boffe, 0onn =" iie uollenoe=
te nidt, ater ibr tootmebeS Muge,,poar
rid)tete lib o1f M%l0enbofcrl.
vltno miro er perurtbeilt - mas
onnn?" Jurdtmrer 5eelcnfompf
madte feline Stimme rollb uno ton=
los.
uNud 0ann 6(eibe i6 iein, crit redt,
0cnn ih meroe ieill ein5iger Salt, iein
Srolt meroen."
u@alt gu 6os large 2eben ermo=
gen, Sic pielen Gage, Sic iih mie ei,e
&ette oneina1Der reiben?"
u@orlm seigit Gu mir oos &reu5=
Bills meiner 3uflnft? On meiBt 10 gut
mie id, sob MIDI nid)ts obholten oorf,
meine Eflid)t 81 tfutn!"
"G11 biit itarf, MaSden - itdrfcr
mie i6! @oblol1, ib mill ol1f Sid
id)al1en, 6an1it id &roft genuine 81
oenr einiomen 2e6eu, 5l1 0em midi bon
Mnbeginn an @ott beitinrn1t bot. gu
iolit es boren, <tb, sob 10 u1o nidt
m1oers oas @eib bal1oeln ml1Bte, Sem
2otbor M0enbofen iein beiieres Sd
gegeben! ltn0 birgt Sic gntlogllna
alld) tauieno Staheln in iih - lie
modt ol1b ltol5, un0 oos mill ib aui
Gid iein ale Gage metnes 9ebens.
Sic SSl1genoiabre fat Elm gefaliiidti=
ges @ei6 mir perfiinmert, meme err
ite 9ebensal,ffulil1ng litt es nidt an=
oers. lteber beu1 5meiten Sbeile aber
6is 3lm @rabe itebt Ser ib0nite
Stern, ser je einem Manne gelel1dtet.
Sd oanfe Sir, &l,tb - fiir olles, pas
gu mir gegeben, aad fir SEN S6aner5,
Ser mild bis sum Sp0e foltern miro,
aber ct lit audi iiiB I'M @e0eafen, oaB
ib ibn lint Sid trage, 0enn mabrli6,
9u biit es miiroig!" Ser Torltmeiiter
6atte iid bod aufgeridtet, iein &opi
bog ii6 itol5 in 0elt Maden, aber III
iei1rem sluge fltnfelte elm Sropfen,
Ser mie 3ianal1t %ergldn5te. uSSebt
gebe!" fiigte CT loneiam uno letie
bin5u.
l1no iie ging. Mn Ser Sdmelle
ltolperte ser fleine SUB, ols miiroe es
ibm iGmer ulr0 per lage sen 1ienit,
aber CT cling 6ob meiter. - ltnten
fie( sic @oustbiir ms Sdlpb -Nutb
lDur gegallgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02
XVIII.

Muf Sen oltsoriidliden @ltnib ser
8aronin @oerne mlrbe ibr fleiner
'Sobn neben Goa Iolling 6eitattet.
6initern Nuges, tbrdnenlos bate lie
Ser feierlid,en inns tief ergrei ferSen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-02
9eering T. &lantenberg

Briner's Blod, am fraberen 9einen'g.Hlabe
st. @eru1ainltraBc, ct. @louo Wt1n11.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-17
MEN HELD FOR
HIGHER COURT
TWO ARE BOUND OVER ON A
CHARGE /oF VIOLATING NEW
GAME LAWS.

J. B. Jones and Irwin Strickland
the two white men who were arrested
on warrants sworn out last week
charging them with violating the new
state game law, were arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Lambright yes
dence in the case, the two defendants
were bound over to the superior court
Both of them gave the necessary
bonds.
AS reported in The News last week,
these two men were arrested on war
rants sworn out by Game Warden P.
M. Golden, on complaint made by j.
K. Burney, who charged that the two
men hunted on his land without per-
mission, which Is violation Of the
new law. The game warden appeared
yesterday and acted as prosecutor in
the case. ssS7EN
Willie it is not believed that these
two men really intended to violate the
law, still the evidence showed that
they were seen on Mr.. Burney's land
with gun and dog, which was consid-
cred pretty strong evidence, and JUS
tice Lambright decided to send the
case to the superior court for trial be-
fore a jury. Considerable interest
is being manifested in the result of
the two cases, inasmuch as they are
the first arrests to be made in this
county under the new game law.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-17
JAS. s. BRAILEY, JR.

The above telegram, received yes
terday by Dr. E. c.. Bruce, president
OF the BRUNSWICK Advancement ASH
citation, means more to Brunswick than
anything since the announcement sew
eral months ago that the Southeastern
Yaryan Naval Stores company had de.
cided to erect large turpentine plant
IN TINS city, which is now practically
finished and which will be in opera
tion in the course of six weeks.
1t means, in short, that the capacity
or the present plant is to be doubled
and that total sum of $500,000 will
be expended in the work. 1t means
further that the construction of the
present plant will not be interfered
with, but it will be put into operation,
probably before the first of Decem-
ber and the work of doubling the CA
pacity will begin at once.
When the Southeastern Yaryan Ma
val Stores company decided to erect
a plant in Brunswick, they also de-
cided to construct one in Jackson
vile. Realizing that Brunswick had
an opportunity of securing both these
plants, or rather consolidating them
into one large plant, the local organ
ization, which secured the first plant,
went to work in an effort to bring the
consolidated plant to Brunswick, and
for the past several weeks the nego-
tiations have been on and the deal
was finally closed yesterday after
noon when the directors of the COM
pany met in Toledo, Ohio, the head
quarters, and voted for the large ad-
dition to the local enterprise.
Certain provisions were made by
both the Toledo people and the local
association, and, after several confer
ences, an amicable agreement was
reached and contract was entered
into. This contract provides for do
nation on the part of the association
to assist in the digging Of the canal
from the Altamaha river to the site
Of the plant, while the tnrpentine peo-
pie agree to expend total Of half
million dollars, employ certain num-
per OF InSuy etc.
The announcement of the decision
of the company to double the capacity
Of their Brunswick plant will be re-
ceived with interest and pleasure by
the people of the city generally. 1t
demonstrates that these capitalists
have great faith in the city and have
decided upon 1t as the best location
for their largest factory.
AS stated, the present plant is rap
idly nearing completion and will be
ready for operation probably by De-
cember i, and, while the large force
used in the operation of the plant will
be hard at work, another force, equal
ly as large as the one which has been
engaged in the construction of the
present plant, will be busy at work
on the large addition.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-17
A HALF MILLION
TO BE EXPENDED
MUST CLEAN UP
ALL VACANT LOTS
CITY ISSUES ORDERS TO HAVE
ALL WEEDS REMOVED
AT ONCE.
The weeds must go!

Inc WSeuS must go!
While the city authorities have not
Deen very particular as to the pro-
fusion of the growth of the unsightly
weeds on various streets in the city.
still the municipality intends to force
the property-owners to clear their lots
or the weeds, and then, maybe. the
city will follow the example and put
its street force to work on the public
highways of The city.
Elsewhere in The News this morn
ing appears notice from the chair
man of the council, calling upon all
property owners and agents for own
ers to have all weeds removed from
their property by Monday, October 23.
a week hence, and those failing to
comply with The orders of the city are
subject to prosecution in the police
court.
This move on the part of the city
is to be commended. During the en-
tire summer weeds have been per-
mltted to grow in profusion, not only
in the various vacant lots, but on
many Of the back streets of the city
as well. In fact in some sections of
the city passage has been almost
blocked by the heavy growth, and it
is to be hoped that the city as well
as the property y-owners will at once
take steps to remove the weeds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-17
Rebellion Unexpected.

Washington, Oct 16.-The formid-
able rebellion now sweeping over mid
die China came with such suddenness
and was so unexpected on the part of
the occidental nations that there has
as yet been no opportunity for de-
velopment of the international phases
Of the movement, which seems des-
tined to make deep impression upon
the Chinese nation, whether 1t shall
prove successful or be failure.
Now that some idea of the wide ex-
tent of the disaffection and its posi-
BILE influence upon the future Of China
begins to obtain, 1t is believed here
that some at least Of the powers that