davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

SornsrfeIier, iom bsrer til Dagens
Sroen beroppe. Gen inoerite Wau.
ne (. CT. fan / langere Sio formerfe
Solen bper t2te 9ime. vt De ire
neIte bill ben enc furne glsre 4. BEN
anben 9 os ben treble 1 S%ormsrfelie
/ llgen. Sertil fommer foa De MATT
ge Wanneformsrfelier. 0e inoerite
Maaner Iieger iua NOR Elaneter, at
Se for bper Srngang pasierer oenneS
breoe gfpgge, os BERTH piI bet tnte-
resiunte Sptpmen life iau iielorn
inotrRffe, at BEN enc Waane better
ben anoen, ia bet er Inlet ipeien for
at to eIler fIere Waaner gisr ct frnes
Mnareb pau SoIen besner.
Sen inberite al bernie Store Waas
r7famiIie bar ieg emit til at fortrne
noget mere ON, forbi ben feet fra Sn.
pitpr bar e, meget merfelig Sang.
Som for bernerfet sisr ben en- Sm-
CANA omfring Siipiter / omtrent II
Elmer. Ga MI Glaneter ielp gler
ct SnIeb / 10 Timer, fienner ri,
at Maunen iaa nogenllnhe eter
Tslae n,eo Srpitcrs Sperflabe. SOL
aen bpraf er, at Der pil sua cntrent
8 Ssalpiter.9s fra ben 5nur op I
Eit til BEN eaor neb / @eit. Wen |
benne Eib ganr Ben life iprl en- an
oen fiffeIig Moune / en- odfer Wne
paa SimmeIen. Gen goar / Sif5df
eGer fanife rettere / en- Slungelinje.
2iaeoperior Dem, iom Dor npr go
Ierne, generer ben Jig life engnng FOR
at ouffe unber Soriionten lige /
MfiSSogstimen for iaa ltror etter at
fomme op igien pon iarnrte Steo.
Sliae crtrapagante arumlprinJ gler
Sen life bare, r,aar BEN er fltlo, Iont
bel manqe itrar nil tPnfe. Nei, Oct
er bens normale @one. NGiten loo'
ret b9oer Sen fig op ooer 6leloet en-
8 @r. eller iaa, iaa gaor Den t91en
npIten lobret neo. s oe ire Segn,
Sen er ipnlig. gisr Den Here fige
'Sufferter, for ben erbelig blir borte
for gIpor. 2isena epentprlig bsres
set no, at BEN Filter Safer for bper
arlimning Den gisr. Or oen frlo,
raar SEN er bsieit, optrGoer Den 'om
Ipmaule naar ben nRrmer ii5 Sort
Ionten. - So, er BET life en- merfeltg
Iiben Wuane! Sen fpnfiirerer iterft
meb ben enc at Wors-Weaonerne,
iom eaar op / @eft oa gaar reo !
git. Sea n,ua feie til, at 'begge
bisie Wouner i @irfeli9bcoen fslger
Sc andre Maaners 90 Iloneters
oope. Set er bare tilipnelooenoe
beres 9epegeIier er iaa unoerlige.
@i ~ioritaor Oct fanife, noor VI berier'
Fer, at Dor egen Waane piloe faa oclt
iamme 3ifsafsang,om oers Smlpbs'
tbs iuarte noset nrr til Sorbens Snl.
breininastio. Bar bisie Sioer moi.
aatia Sc iumme, pi(oe Tounen goa
i ret 2inie op og neo paa Sunlcn.
grinben er let at finbe, mar man
tenfer Zig ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
JubilUumsuofiuino 1914

-
Sra ariitinuia meSSeIes Sen 2Soe
april: Som befjenot bar man for.
lPligit beilittet at ieire Norges 100
aursiitbiI9iim iom fri Stat meo III
boIoelien al en- ubituing / ar%iitiania
@aaren % Sonnneren 1914. Sprin-
oelig bar bet Meninqcn at arran9ere
en- ifanoinapif uSitairg. Ren ben-
ne gIan itsbte poa uoertet Wooitano
label | 9anmarf iom / Soerise.
Stemningen bar beage Steoer lioei,
for 9eltagelien | en- ifdnbinaoiif llb-
filling / Rorae. Gels brobe bel bette
i'm @ritnb i, at begae bore HaboTanoe
ielo onngiffes meo GInner ON itore
lloitidinger. Gels bar ogiua poIiti'
lie @rinbe ipiaet ino. Oct nptter
life at re5te, at ri Iorompnb er ifuf-
iebe oper Den 8isliebeo, iom mon bar
pift ooerfor ben fommenbe lloitiaing.
gn ifanbimpiif fulfilling pilbe ieIp-
felgelig blipe ganife anoerlebes in-
teresinnt og betponingSiilo emo Den
ilocluffenbe rationale, iom man III
bar beilitttet at afboloe.
Gen enbeIiee HIon for ltoitinin.
gen er enbru life foitilanet. l(bitil.
Iingsfomiteen bar imiolertio Iaoet
~uonr6eioe Blaner og Sperilag % eY-
ter Dem fan man MI tili1prmeliespis
aisre iig ct @esreb ON ben poroenoe
l%loitiaiiig.
ltbitiainssfomiteen ait no fra Tom
sipet, of Den iebponlise ltoitiaings-
plabs paa Sronener ogioa benne
Sang ifuIbe anpenbes. Men benne
antagelie tor babe oGret forbaitet,
Zen Snnfe at benptte ben lige oper
@pen ~Iisaenoe naturifisnne Sopeos
iom llbitiqingsplaos bleo nenlliJ no.
faitct efterat lt6itiGingsfonliteen bap-
Be iremlogt fine GIuner. Gen npe
Flon, iom mnesteli9 / GitetiIf Sen'
iecnOe frembp6er mango Soroele,
ponOt mango SiIbpngcre, og be tit
trumiet igiennem, at en- Specialfo-
mite n~eoIattes til at granite bette gl-
tcrnatip. ri Den @rrn0 bar Sagcn
Ell Sio ligqet | 9ebooroet. Nen mon
bar BOG Saab ON, at 0enne nforuo'
iete T~priinfelie life Ifnl mebfere, at
llOItiaingen life bIiper iGrbi5 ! rette
Eio.
ltoitilinaen bill naniet Ela6spalget
fomme til at o%rnfatte ielgenbe afoe-
finger: Moifin-, Snbuitri-, Suno'
briggs, Siiferi- og al1nitbaner FOR
uoen en- Wpngbe minore @rupper,
bpiS ARRANGEMENT enbnu life ct be-
Itemt. Ser pil blipe rigelig Inleo-
ming til at moreaiig, 8rngtiae He-
ftolIrarter, Barter, SorGtsplabier,
Observation-Disclosures bill optage ct
fort Ireal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pier et
@ub5et poa 3 Wtia. &r. Get err Me-
ningen, at lloitiningen ifal giue eft
u0temmenoc @iaehe al bort Nprings-
liz og fulturelle Stanbpunft / 1914,
Gen piI blipe oroaet foleftipt. Sper
Sagrilppe bill for1me til at uoitiae
imnIet unoer 2e0eIie al fine cane Gil
Iiosmpno. Get reflamemGSiige Mp.
parat pil melt mltlig ieges iuOifrrn.
fet. llbitininQSgobs, Tom life Itoar
poo Spioen / SoaIitet, bill bliue af-
piIt Tor life at ifooe bet, iom pe0 beltne
fulfilling fol pPre oct oGientlige,
nernIie Sotalinotrpffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
6iper dig pense.
GGr Din Sicrnc, % Den nil glue big
Ecuac % gcrpmmclie.

"SeIt itoen @uttebogene bar ieg
prrct iGrIig gIao / &iso, % ieg er
~cpcrbepiit ON, at ie9 ipiite Tor bur
fig % life tpggcbe min Hprin5 til
ltrpfteltg.
"Rrilltatet bar, at ieg Tor noglc
Nor iibcn fauot mig angrebet al
SMoomme / Wouen 90 Hprerre,
bpiIfet I oIporlia 8roo biuoreoe mig
/ min 6orretning.
"EiIiiSIt fllgte ie9 en- %ets Rooo
o. bcgpnote at ipiie 8~rope.9eItS lite.
SCtfor tlrnoc aiebipiier 0. !. b., ionl
ier houoe uoQiort min Tobe.
Seq ionNt, al iea itror nso 6cr-
sci REQ T~oroubrineen, ibet ieg mart
bIep bcfriet for Sen @rrrrNeu FOR 9rp.
itct % ocu NuorIioe 6or0sieIie, Der
pIcicOe az icIgc citer mine Maolti.
ser, at Smerter1re | Rp9gen, boilfet
.par en- TcIlc al ~dngrcbuc Nprcr, por
forIururone.
"Nfine Ncroer, ser pleiebe Of pPre
ipnQe, "a min Sierne, Ser bar ilsp
% letbnraiif peb t1ung GiGt al aiso
og ientboIbige NrringSmiSIer, bar
Qraopi&, n,er oog iiffert bleoen aieIr-
oprettct Ill heu norntnIe 8irfefrdft.
ON err hoer Terpe lott % min
Sierne oe Sonfcfroit burtigere oa
iifrere cnS &c bar orret / aarepis.
"Giter al bdoe mot min gommel-
onaic Trofoit pleiche iea / 2sbet al
6oruiSooscr at isIe mot, bpilfet
binbrebp mig oIoorIil | nit arbcioe,
men iiSer ie9 besprSte at brusr
@ram-gtlitS Toob fon ieg til Mioooa
arbeiSe meS 2ctbeo o. uSsr gnitren.
aelie."
Naoret oppiues al Eoihm Go,
gnttS Greet, Wid.
Ser er en- gSrunS".
Cars oen lille @oa "Sbe Roa6 Il
@eauile" | buer Eaffe.
R~osenNuoe Left opcuitaaenbe Sreu
st mt pil fprsfomme ira Sis til an
ben. &c CT Gsfc, innSe % iuloe a
! Sntercsie for WseuneifebeSeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

life blot IcSorter, men ogioa greg-
ner.
Gda Sc Smraaoer, iom Sapa'
itrpmmerr life nnoeoe, men boor Der
iaISt Ct itrrft Iiferegn, soeIogoes alle
IIanieScIs oper Sorben; men mart
iaa mani al ser fra SrGerneS og
@uifcttS uuherioroiife SeIe, iom bar
hlit ttoaret, ilieo iriife Sfiio trem.
STclagct er M npiten operaIt gleil'
%uerurntfct al Reboer, og ipecielt er
SCI SitiuuSpnImen (ai bois 6rs man
preSier "omerifanif Slie"), Snoigo.
rlaH.eH % uogIe guifarter, iom er
poyet frem pna 0iSie berieoe Steoer.
On man paa 0iSie Ger tiger
bsiere enb 500 Weter oper Sopet,
tr9ifes fun 9reguer % 8rGsarter,
% fra 700 WeterS Ssioe finber MAI
fl;n Wos- % Saparter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
&ogebog

iibarbeibet for f~funbinapiife Sus6uIorins
ger / Imerifn..
Otter Den fan Der labes 6aobe iolio
gnmnreuurbif aoit n9 anterifanife Heirsr
al er6ber art. Set flyer iio ieIp at
ben opIpier ON aft, Tom areaar gnos
ring og epltnins T f.p. 90 I~i9efaaIiSt
iom Der n~urgIer 9Lbe Houb, uoar bet
sIrloer at Iape en- tarbeIig og b~ueligpalS
Ret, li9eiaaIibt mangIer ser Spfrifter
paa De melt friitenbe 2rfferbiifener.
RaaI % @pst er aneit efter set 5ers
tilanSs brugcIi9e Sbiten og mcb bettes
gen9bneHer. Af braftiife Gjrurbe er
tog Oct meite blet uore9ret / Sopper og
Cher.
guecr - 80 Siher meo SQuifratios
rer - er 8pbt og intlGt inb6unbet.
Saabe til santIe % upe %s6pnnrutcr oil
hi icnoc "Secprab- Epfteu" 90 "ges gr.
men" ct siar mcb 9psebpscn ipm gre.
mic for $500. guscn nIcnc fuftcr S1.00.
Wobuenoig / etbuert ajaffem.
3. Anundsen Publ. Co.
DECORATE Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Tor aQe fritMe 9jem!
gifpp d.. u. Chr. gans:
Sibcloro % SaIinepers.
500 Siber meo Silfop Bangs Hcrtr9i
zoe.
"Vofen" ct Mar os Senile Bog
iom gr9mric s1.30.

1enne gce. iom bar prret tuiiroer al
oauSsmrnS paa beese SiScr at Sapet
til srsff % SpmuntriRa. cir ct etrift'
IicS oa ct peIsienbi SaImcpers for BIER
Icraen 90 afien i garet.
Cont yrspe eisnsir hi ct al @ibeIite'
b,rre % S~aImeperiene for 17se Rni:
"srsat life. su 2anol Srpb big og barr
aIaSl sbi Itore Sire bar Ssrren siortl'
SosI 2. 81.
Sub iiaue paart bbre SshraIarh,
"a lat bet iom Saaen blema.
eat Ip1a eir Sreb iraa Sieu til Straro
Oh Better fur SaarioI rsual
eat SoI.et iom Sreber iaman BIZ,
iem aritne Oct lam iis iona.
gIir.
.. anunbien 1ubI., Co.,
Seeprab, Sspa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
WHILE AT WORK ON STEAMER,
HARVEY WAS KNOCKED
OVERHEARD BY BLOW.
Although He Was Quickly Rescued,
His Injuries Were Fatal and He
Died in a Few Minutes-FuneraI
viii Occur Today.

When the English steamship Nord-
havet sailed late yesterday after
noon the captain and crew were all
sad. They keenly felt the absence
OF one of the members of the crew
VINO had been with them for a long
time, and who, only a few hours be-
fore the ship was ready for sea was
in as good health as any of them,
but whose dead body was left behind.
to be buried today among strans2 2rs.
> Luther Harvey, a young English.
man, abont twenty-eight years of age.
Was~tfe missing member of the crew.
Harvey was at work on the ship,
which was moored near Aiken's
wharf yesterday afternoon. He was
standing on the deck of the ship
when he was struck by large piece
of lumber and knocked owe, board.
A line was quickly thrown to him by
other members of the crew, ne grasp
ed it and was safely raised to The
deck of the vessel 1t was then dis
covered that lie. ha been injured
and Or. G. w. Blantol Was il, me-
C.ately summoned nut the man
condition was more serious than was
eA: ected, and he lived for oa'v
short tine
It is believed that h. was Injured
i"ternaily by the blow from the
large I Gee of timebr. and, together
watch the exertion VIII q he WIS in
t,A ter, produced death
The Nordhayet was Just about
ready for sea. Undertaken Zellner
was sent for and arrangements for
the burial were made by the captain.
The remains were removed to the
undertaker's parlors on Newcastle
street and the funeral will occur from
there this morning at o'clock and
will he attended by number of sea
men now in port
The only thing found in the pock-
cts of the unfortunate seaman was
letter from his mother, who lives
in England
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
NOW WORKING ON
CRIMINAL CASES
SUPERIOR COURT IN SESSION FOR
PURPOSE OF TRYING LAW
VioLAToRs.

The Glynn superior court was con
vened again yesterday morning by
Judge Conyers and the criminal
docket was taken up, two or three
cases Being disposed during the day,
as bellows;
State VS., Luke Allen, assault and
tattery; verdict of guilty with recon-
mendation. Sentence, five years IN
the penitentiary.
State VS.. j. A. Boyette, misdemean-
or; verdict of not guilty.
State VS.. Abraham Armstrong,
stealing bicycle; sentenced to the
state reformatory.
State VS.. David Ford, aiding an es-
cape; on trial. Ford is the negro
who was arrested few months ago
when the big Jail delivery occurred.
one of the escapes was captured IN
his home and he was charged with
harboring prisoner. T. negro
contends that he did not aid the es-
cape in any way.
The grand jury was also in session
yesterday and it is understood that
a number of cases were investigated
during the day, The jury will be
tusy for the remainder of the week
and it is expected that a number of
indictments will be returned to the
court. TF
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
NEW MANAGER AT
WESTERN UNION
c. E. DAVIDSON TO SUCCEED
MANAGER MOORE ON JULY
FIRST.

A change will be made in the 10.
cal office of the Western Union Tele
grapm Co. on next Saturday, when
Manager Moore will be succeeded by
G. e. Davidson, who is now connect
ed with the office of the company in
Jacksonville, Mr. Moore will go to
Punsacola, Fla, to become manager
of the office of the company in thai
city.
Mr. Davidson is well known in this
city having previously served as
manager of the Western Union ONCE
in this city. He spent several years
here and was popular among the
business people Of the city. For the
last four or five years he has Eeen
manager Of the Tampa Office. having
recently been transferred to Jack
sonville.
Mr. Moore has been in Brunswick
for the past three or four years and
has made many friends who will be
interested in his promotion to the
Pensacola office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
FIFTH REGIMENT
IS COMING DOWN
SOLDIERS FROM ATLANTA TO
GO INTO CAMP ON ST. ST.
MON IN JULY.

News has been received from At
lanta that the Fifth Georgia regi-
ment, composed mostly of Atlanta
companies, will go into camp for one
week on st. Simon beginning July Is.
Officers Of this regiment We're in
the city two weeks ago for the pur-
poe Of inspecting ST. Simon, with a
view Of holding the encampment on
the island. They stated when they
left the city that they would decide
on the question in a few days. The
following week a despatch was sent
out from Atlanta announcing that
the regiment would go into camp
near Savannah, but another special
has just been sent out to the effect
that St. Simon has been finally de
cided upon as the place for the en-
campment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
THE MoFGANnGUeENHEIM sY4D-
GATE DEFEATED BY RULING
AGAINST CUNNINGHAM.
Men Who Were Dismissed BY Bal
Iinger for Insubordnation are Vim
dieated by the Action Of His Sue
eessor.

Washington, June 26.-The Gun
ninghamAlaskan coal land CLAIMS
were today finally dlsallowed by the
department of the interior. These
were the famous claims through
which, it was alleged, the Morgan
Guggenheim syndicate planned to ex-
tend its vast interests in Alaska and
control the valuable coal fields
The departments decision, handed
down by Commissioner of Land Of
nee bennett, was approved by Sec
retary of the Interior Fisher. 1t is
believed that no course remains for
the Cunningham claimants save to
yield An appeal to the supreme
court is mentioned, but it would be
based only on some point of law in
volved, not on the findings of the
fact.
The Cunningham prope has been
in the public eye constantly for TWO
years. 1t brought about the Ballin-
ger-Pinchot investigation and the dis
missal of Chief Forester Plnchot,
Louis r. CLAWS, a chief of the land Of
fee field division, and several other
officials
Attack on BaIlnger.
Pinchot and CLAWS were dismissed
for insuhordination incident to their
attack on former Secretary Ballin-
ger, who they claimed, favored the
Cunningham claims Secretary Fish
er Ballinger's successor, in announ-
cling the decision today. said new
coal land laws are needed in Alaska
if it is developed property. The sec
retary said the department would
proceed Immediately to the final de-
termination of all remaining Alas
kan coal claims
He hoped for modification by the
next session of congress of the pres
ent law applicable to coal lands
Such notifications, he considered,
would permit development under
provisions that would ultimately pro-
tectnand promote public interests.
bennett, In his decision, said that
fraud was practiced, and declares
that each of the thirty-three entries
was improperly allowed because of
fatal defects apparent on its face
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
POLTfE OFFICER
WAS SUSPENDED
RICHARDSON LAID OFF FOR TEN
DAYS YESTERDAY BY CHIEF
OWENS.

Acting under orders from Alderman
Calnan, chairman of the council com
mittee on police, CHER of Police
owens yesterday suspended Officer
Richardson for a period of ten days,
as the result of an occurrence at the
depot Sunday night
1t seems that Officer Richardson
was on duty when one Of the exour-
sion trains was ready to depart
Among the eXcursionists was one who
trought along too much whiskey with
him and as a result he was pretty
well intoxicated Right in the coach
where there were a number of WON
en- and children he pulled a revolver
and fourished it around, gre3tly
frightening many of the ladies.
The train conductor reported The
matter to officer Richardson, " ho
went aboard the train and brought the
excursionist off, but lated he returned
the pistol TO him and gave tie mas
his liberty, and he left on the traia
for him home
The police committee learned Of
the affair yesterday and had ne Of
Ger suspended on the ground that the
man should have been placed in jail.
The suspension was reported to coup.
Gil at It's meeting last night, ana The
matter was referred to the police com
mittee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
JUSTICE WRIGHT ISSUES RULE
IN THE DISTRICT SUPREME
COURT.
Committee Appointed to Ascertain
Whether Contempt Was Commit
ted, Makes Report and the Three
Great Labor Leaders are Declared
to be Guilty.

Washington, June 26-Justice Dan
iel T. Wright, of the district su-
preme court, today issued rule
against Samuel Gompers, Frank
Morrison and John Mitchell labor
leaders, requiring them to show cause
July II, why they should not be ad-
judged guilty of contempt of court.
The action followed the fling of a
report of a special committee of at
torneys appointed by Justice Wright
to inquire into the matter of con
tempt proceedings in the Buck
Stove Range company boycott case.
The contempt proceedings which
We're recently passed upon by the SUI
preme court which set aside the jail
sentences imposed by Justice Wright
the supreme court held the contempt
on which Judge Wright passed was
civil in nature against the Buck s
company
The supreme court in dismissing
the former proceeding, gave the dis
trict court the right to reopen the
case in the event of any contempt of
the court itself or its orders, was
found. The day following the SUI
preme courts decision Judge Wright
Immediately ordered an investigation
with view to further contempt act
ion against the labor men. He ap-
pointed a committee of three law
yers, J. ]. Darlington, Daniel Daven-
port and James NJ. Beck, to deter.
mine whether there was contempt of
the court itself. If it is determined
that contempt was committed, the
court may impose a fine or Jail sen
tenee.
The committee, in reporting to the
court concludes with this suggest
ion:
"Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison
may be prepared to apologize to the
court and make promise of further
submission, since the United States
supreme court decided adversely to
their contention that the injunction
against the publication of the
~ No'''P"hJ . udhlS OH IH6 uHldll
list of the American Federationist
violated the constitutional preroga-
tive of freedom of press and speech.
Should such acknowledgements
apology and submission not be forth
coming, after due notice and oppor.
tunity the course necessary to be
pursued to maintain the dignity and
due respect for the obedience to the
law is respectfully submitted to the
court for consideration
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
NO HAREM BATH SKIRTS.
seashore Girls Say They Hide Lines
of Figure

Atlantic City, N. J., June 20
Shapely girls here have refused to
adopt the harem bathing skirt after
seeing one worn on the beach. The
trousers obscure the graceful lines
of the figure.
A woman wearing such a skirt ap-
peared on the strand when the crowd
was at its greatest. The suit was of
black silk What the beholders OBJ
jected to was the fact that the pants
extended clear to the ankless The
contrast was too much for the wear
ers of the approved abbreviated
style.
1T is like going back to the old an
kle skirt, said one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
TO PLAY BALL TO-DAY.

Team Representing New Hotel St.
Simon to Meet the Pilots.
Quite an interesting ball game mas
been arranged for this afternoon be.
tween the Pilots and a team repre-
senting the New Hotel st. Simon.
The game will be played at the ball
park and will begin promptly at $50
o'clock.
Those who will play with the Hotel
st. Simon team are the following:
Lidden, Brown, Mike, Thomas, Plant,
Walker Blanton Jake, Brown, S. K,
Mallard, Gibson, Hopkins, Phillips.
The game is to be played for the
9enefit of the local baseball asso-
ciation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-27
Snn, SOLONS
ARE ( THERING
ATLANTA THRoNGEo WITH LEG.
ISLAToRS AND POLITICIANS
FROM ALL OVER STATE.

Atlanta, June 26.-This is the week,
You can tell it in the hoatel lobbies.
You can tell it in the capitol corri-
dors. You can tell it on the street
corners where knots of men are
gathering from north Georgia and
south Georgia, east and west, to dis
cuss that grand old Georgia subject,
politics"
The 1911 general assembly will con
vene "Wednesday. and already the
lawmakers are assembling. The rest
will come rolling in tomorrow, for
most of the legislators. new and old,
like to be on hand to get settled at
their desks the first day.
Wednesday win be taken up by the
organization of the senate and house.
Jonn NJ. Slaton will be reelected pres
ident of the senate, and John Holder
will be reelected speaker of the
house. There viii be lively fight
for the speakership pro tenn be
tween Cary Vinson. of Baldwin, and
Taryer, of Whitfield.
The first big event will be the lnau.
guration of Governor Hoke Smith, Sat
urday, July first, three days after the
session has opened Plans for this
ceremony have yet to be made and
details will protobaly not be announc-
ed until after Wednesday.
Most of the time this week will be
occupied by the incidents which al
ways attend the organization, the quail
flying of the 22S members, A in the
senate and 1S4 in the house, the recep-
tion of Governor Browns message
and such matters.
The first joint session Of the assem-
bly, viii be held Thursday when the
votes for governor and state house
officers cast in the election last Oc-
tober will he counted and the results
oftificially declared
Some little routine business may
be transacted Friday, but not much,
as the assembly will be largely taken
up with preparations for the inaugu-
ration
On Monday the legislature will get
down to work. but will likely adjourn
Tuesday. July 4tb,, for the national
! holiday
ReconEening they will receive Gov.
ernor Smiths message outlining his
policies and asking his cooperation
of the lawmakers in putting them into
execution. good part of Governor
Smiths message viii be devoted to
the agricultural and educational prog
ress of the state.
The legislature will again get
down to regular business, and by the
time it is well in harness will come
another outbreak in the shape of the
election of United States senator.
The talloting will begin Tuesday,
July II. All political sails here are
being trimmed with the idea that
Governor-elect Hoke Smith will be
named Senator. OF course Senator
Terrell is seriously in the race, and
his friends express confidence, but It
is none the less true that all political
plans are being made with the other
elimination in view.
So, it seems that the middle of July
will be well arrived before the leg
islature can get down to steady regu-
/ lar business and continue at It's law
/ making uninterrupted