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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
STOLE MACHINE
IN JACKSONVILLE
1T WAS A HANDSOME 1911 MODEL
CADILLAC OWNED BY The
CITY CLERK.
Young Men Claim They Were Headed
for Atlanta and Intended to Return
Machine to Its Owner When They
Reached That City.

Swiping a handsome 1911 model
Cadillac automobile in st. Augustine,
Fla, and making their way north with
years old and the other II, were ar
rested in the city yesterday afternoon
a few minutes after their arrival,
and they are now occupying cell
in the Glynn county Jail awaiting the
arrival of an officer from Florida, who
will take them back to that state, 4
Chief of Police Levison yesterday
morning received telegram from
Jacksonville notifying him to keep a
lockout for the two young men in
the machine. The members of the
police force was notified, ani
shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon the two boys came roll
ing into the city in the handsome car
"9d ev"~-' evidence of having
WHEN .~- ~.~.ye
been driven at full speed during the
day. The two occupants proceeded
to the Greek-Ameriean restaurant and
the fact that they had arrived heSe
soon became known. When they say
/ officers they made efforts to escape,
but tley were both captured One of
them gave chase and ran for a few
blocks but was oyertaken by Assist
ant Chief Wilchar. Both of the young
sters were placed in the city jail,
but later in the afternoon were trans
ferred to the county Jail
News reporter visited the two
young men in their cell, but they re-
fused absolutely to discuss the mat
ter at all. They would not give their
names, refused to tell where they got
the car, and at first seemed little wor-
ried over the predicament they are in
but later when they were being car
ried to tle county Jail, one of them
talked a little and from his CONVEX
sation it appears that they are both
from Chicago. They went to Flori-
da few weeks ago and soon ran
short of funds. The young man claim
ed that they were both in st. Augus-
tine and rad positions awaiting them
in Atlanta, and, in order to get to that
city without paying railroad fare they
stole the big automobile He stated
that good care had been taken of the
machine and that 1t was their inten-
tiOn to return it to the owner after
q ey had reached Atlanta.
The young man refused to give his
name, stating that he was afraid his
parents in Chicago would learn o.
the affair He said he, as well as his
pal, were members of prominent fami-
lies in Chicago. claiming that his
brother-in-law was prominent attor-
ney, but he refused to telegraph them
Of the trouble he was in.
The youngest Of the two, however,
became worried as ne seemed to real
re the seriousness of the crime. and
H9s anxious TO know how long" lie
would get in this section for such an
jfiense.
An officer is expected to arrive in
he city today from Florida and he
will take Charge of the two young
criminals. The machine was turn
ID over to a local garage until ar
can q made for its re-
1rn to the owner.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
CHARGED WITH STEALING DOG:
WHITE MAN WAS ARRESTED

J. w. Bagley, well known man OF
Hasty. Ca. was arrested at that place
yesterday charged with stealing dog
belonging to Capt. B. A. Fahm, of this
city An officer left here early yes
terday morning and returned with the
man at noon. He was arraigned
before Justice Lamtright in the after
noon, but waived preliminary hearing,
gave bond and will answer to TIE
charge at the next session of the city
court.
It is charged that Bagley was rn-
Gently in Brunswick and when he left
the city he took Capt. Fahm's bird
dog along with him. Witnesses, it
is said, saw him with the dog, saw
him on the train and have seen him
since at the station. Bagley how
ever. claims that ne never took the
dog and knows nothing whatever
about it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
AN EXTRAORDINARY PICTURE
A Stupendous Production of an Old
Indian Leuend.

GCSCIus
The management of the Pastime
take great pleasure in announcing to
b1 cir many patrons, that they have
secured the most talked about, and
sought after, picture of the season,
and the same will be shown today
matinee and night "The Maid of Nj
agara is legend between two great
tribes, the Iroquois and the Bisons,
which Inhabited the country adia-
cent to the mighty falls.
Esoomgit, q young IroquGis brave,
seeks the hand of Red Doe the
chiefs beautiful daughtdr Ibut the
o,reat chief refuses, saying only !
Chief can wed chiefs daughter
Esoomgit proves himself the victor in
shooting, swimming and other sports
and comes back to claim his bride.
1t is now time for the tribe to make
Its annual sacrifice to pr0pitiate the
spirit Of the Cataract. This is done
by placing all the maidens in a cir
Gle, shooting. an arrow into tle air
and the maiden at whose feet it falls
gets in her canoe and floats over the
falls.
sis picture was taken at Niagara
and the beauty and grandeur of these
wonderful falls will hold the audi
ence spellbound, and many heart.
beat quicken when this beautiful
ie,I II -, L..
little birch canoe, firm in her belief
that her sacrifice will protect her low
ed ones from all dangers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
Sea Captain Sees Many Changes
Since Here Thirty Years Ago

1t was just thirty years ago that
Capt. Segui, of the barkentine Pom
ceno, arrived in Brunswick on anoth-
er vessel and loaded a cargo of lum-
her. Since that time although The
captain has been a sea-faring mau
almost constantly, he has not return
ed to this port, although he has steer
ed vessels to hundreds of ports all
over the world.
But Capt. Segui we'll remembers his
trip to this port thirty years ago.
Brunswick was then mere village,
with total population of only few
thousand, While he expected a great
change in these many years, still he
was surprised when his barkentine
came itno port few days ago, and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07

Ne did not even recognize it as The
same port Wharves, terminals, etc,
nave been erected along the river
front where formerly there was moth
ing but marsh grass and mud banks;
as in those days there were only
= Ndt two wharves in the entire port
Capt. Segui remembers a large num-
Der of people whom he met when
nere on his last visit, but few, if any
of them, are now in the city. But he
remembers their names and has sue
ceeded in finding one or two old citi-
zens who were then residents of
Brunswick.
His vessel came from Porto Rico
and is taking cargo of lumber from
3. Padrosa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
BABIES STARVING
RESULT OF STRIKE
MILK SUPPLY OF CHICAGO GAR.
MENT WORKERS WILL BE
EXHAUSTED TO-DAY.
Hundreds Are Suffering and in Spite
of Hunger Strikers Fight for Vic
tory with Desperate Determination.
Violence Feared.

Chicago, Jan. Give tcousand
strike babies" are threatened with
starvation in this city, and many VIII
undoubtedly die unless conditions
change.
The milk fund for supplying nour-
ishment to rabies of the striking
sEbent workers will be exhausted
tomorrow, and means must be had
Immediately to continue the supply.
Where the fund is to come from no
one knows, and the situation is in
deed gloomy for the strikers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
Four Members Of One Family
Pass Away Within Month

Reuben Krauss, 81 years of age,
was buried in this city yesterday i'll
Palmetto cemetery, and he makes the
fourth member of tie family who als
passed away within the past three
weeks, all of them dying with pneu-
monia. ,4d '3
The Krauss family, who formerly
rsided at the cypress mills, removed
to Lumber City some time ago, where
the deceased and his brother were
employed in q saw mill at that place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
Critical Situation.

Both strikers and employers real
izc the importance Of winning this
strike, for far-reaching consequences
are involved and the fight will be TO
the finish The strikers are making
desperate efforts to provide nOurisn-
Ing food for the children, and their
appeals may be answered by organi2-
ed labor throughout the country. al
though little has been done in this
connection as yet Unless relief Is
given, the strikers win undoubtedly
resort TO further violence.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07

Since Dec. three members of the
family have been brought here to be
buried, while the fourth who died,
was inferred near Lumber City.
Miss Lee Bordman, who was one
Of the family, was buried here on
Dee. Z, Tom King, a brob1er-in-law of
REM en- Krauss, was buried here sew
eral days later, while yesterday the
remains of the latter We're inferred,
while another death also occurred
shortly before the death of Mf, King,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR NAMED
BY CITY COUNCIL LAST NIGHT

City clerk, N. D. Russell, two years;
treasurer, w. B. Fain, two years; city
attorney, ]. T. Colson; city physician
and health officer, DR.. l. N. Bishop;
marshal, A. l.. Owens. deputy mar
shall. Jerre Wilcher; city jailer and
clerk of market, ]. D. Mallon; chief
fire department, j. H. Harrison; as
sistantF fire department, John w.
Green.
TIE following motion was offered:
By Alderman McKinnon-That the
election of city engineer and di-
rector of public works he deferred. A
call was made for the ayes and nays,
IL: Ayes, Aldermen Calnan, )Mc-
Kinnon Boyle and Leo; nays, Alder
men Cook, Hopkins and Ludwig.
Election continued
Sexton white cemetery, Frank
Martin; sexton colored cemetery.
Jackie White; tax assessor, G. NJ
Tilton, three years; member of board
of equalizers, ]. r. Morton, three
years. superintendent of sanitation
and sanitary inspector, J. J. Spears:
port wardens. H. o. Tolnas, F. :.
Nash, O. Johanessen; city printer, 1.
H. Leavy; engineer sewerage pump
ing station, E. r. T. Mundy; assistant
w. J. Newman; impounding officer r..
B. Harrison: pilot commissioner, B.
A. Fahm, seven eyars; member board
of education, three years, A. V. Wood;
member hoard of trustees, city hos
pital, full term, to succeed himself, F.,
D. NJ Strachan. ss..ee~ ir----'
Resolutions.
BY Alderman Calnan-Be it and it
! is hereby resolved by the mayor and
aldermen of the city of Brunswick
in council assembled, That the sub
ordinate employees in the fire, public
works and sanitation department re
employed by the head of each depart
ment by and with the consent of the
committee of council for such depart
ment. Compensation for said en-
ployes to be fixed by such respective
committees where such compensation
is not fixed and prescribed by this
body, subject to removal at any time
by the head of their respective depart
ment by and with the consent of the
committee for such department.
Adopted.
BY Alderman McKinnon-Be it and
It is hereby resolved by the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Bruins
wick in council assembled That the
Brunswick News be designated as the
official organ of the city of Brunswick
for the year 1911 A motion by Al
derman Calnan to amend by adding
until otherwise ordered by council,
was lost, and the resolution as Of
fered was adopted.
By Alderman Calnan-ReSOlved
That the clerk be directed to ins srt
gan for sealed bids for care of the
city clock and for furnishing drugs
and medicines for the charity depart
ment for the year 1911. Bids to be
received until 7:30 p. m. of the day
of the next regular meeting of this
body. Adopted.
By Alderman Calnan-That regu-
lar meetings for the remainder of the
month of January, 1911. be held on
the second and fourth Fridays there
of at 1880 o'clock p. m. Adopted.
Bills and accounts properly approv-
ed and audited were read and ordered
placed in course of settlement.
Adjourned.
N. d. RUSSELL, Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
ELEVEN PEOPLE HURT
WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE

Jersey City. Jan. eleven per-
sons were injured today when a Penn
sylvania railroad accommodation
train, from Perth Amboy crashed
into the rear of standing LeAigh
Valley train in the terminal station.
The cause Of the crash is undeter-
mined
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
Pitiful Pleadings.

Hundreds of infants already SHOW
signs of want and hunger, and few
indeed have had proper nomishment
for several weeks past. Many are i'll
and they cannot possibly recover I'm
less given nourishine milk, for which
t7eir mothers are now pleading pitt.
fully at the milk depots. Fearing
death viii claim their little ones.
scores plead that the strike will be
brought to an end, but the strikers
are Ol durate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
TWO YOUNGSTERS SW|PE AN AUTO
AND ARE CAUGHT IN THIS CITY
MANY CHANGES MADE AT
THE OGLETHoRPE HOTEL
White Mattresses and Other New
Help Put on Yesterday.

Almost an entire new force was
yesterday morning, while a number
of changes in the general service and
operation of the hotel were made.
Ten white Mattresses arrived in tho
city from New York, and they at
once took charge of the dining room
Others, to he employed in various de-
partments of the hotel will arrive to-
day
The Oglethorpe, under the new
management. has made a large num-
ber of Improvements both about the
building and in the service, and all of
the guests are high in their praise of
tie new management
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
CONGRESS REAPPoRTlONMENT

House Membership Probably viii Be
Four Hundred and Thirty-Three
Washington. Jan. G. Congressional
under the new cen
sus figures, increasing the memn"r-
ship Of the house to 433 was the plfn
tentatively favored today ty t'e
house census committee. T5is figure
would protect each state from dimIn'
inshed numerical representation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
BOLD BANDITS HOLD UP
DULUTH TRACTION CAR

Policeman Is Shot BY the Thugs and
Instantly Killed.
Duluth, Mimi, Jan. 1.-TWO armed
bandits this morning boarded SUI
perior-Duluth street car, near Inter-
state bridge. and held up the passen-
gers and crew, robbing them of all
tie valuables they had on their per-
sons.
A policeman who boarded the car
and attacked the thugs was shot and
instantly killed. The robbers escaped
and are being pursued by posses in
automobiles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
Owned cy City Clerk.

According tc re Jacksonville Me-
tropolis, the a7somohile in question
vas the property Of A. NJ. Ives. city
treasurer Of Jacksonville and was
stolen in that city. The Metropolis
Of yesterday says:
"The Cadillac touring car. the
property IF city Treasurer A. NJ. Ives,
ro7 Roselle street, which ne reported
rs stolen yesterday. has not been
heard of since. The police have teen
on the lookout for the machine, but
the thief must have made quick work
in getting it OF Of the city or chang
ing its appearance, for no car answer
ing It's description has been noted ~
the officers.
The car was stolen from the front
OF Mr.. Ives home. 1t is a Cadillac
go" 1891 model five passenger tour
ing car. II IS painted black. nickel
trimmings, top up and seats covered
with linen. II is not equipped with
a speedometer and all the lights are
electric. At the time II was stolen
II bore a city license tag No. 400.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
WRECK INJURIES TEN.

East St. Louis, H.. Jan. Give
men, four women and a hoy were in
iured today when a Vandalia passen-
ger train crashed into crowded
street car on grade crossing, hurl-
lng Il 20 feet Some were injured sa-
riously.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
FOURTH BOMB ExPLoDEs
IN CHICAGO LOCALITY

Saloon Is Wrecked, But None Are
Injured.
Chicago, Jan. 6.-Within the past
few weeks three bombs have been eH-
plOded with deati-dealiEg intent in
the neighborhOOd of Princeton and
Archer avenues, and early this morn
ing the fourth completely wrecked
Marchese's saloon.
twenty-five tenants were routed
from their beds }y the explosion, but
not one received a scratch. TIE work
was that of black hand fiends, who
had failed to blackmail Marchese.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
ELECTRICITY KILLS FIREMAN

Toledo. O.. Jan. 6.--John Kreiger
and John Herwoer were killed ana
several others shocked today by com
ing in contact with a fallen live cleo
tric wire while fighting fire at Otta'
Wa. o. The fire loss was inconse'
quetial IA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
POPULATION ANNOUNCED OF
SEVERAL GEORGIA CITIES
Waycross Has 14,435, Albany a,1eo.
Americus. 8.O63 Cordele 5.333.

Amercus, e,o63, Cordele 5,883.
Washington, Jan, 6.--The census
bureau announces the population Of
Albany, Ga, as $3.50; Amcricus, Ga,
S,o63; Cordele, Ga. 5,SS3, Waycross
Ga. 1896; Florence, $. G, 1861 anI
Lakeland, Fla, 3,719.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-07
SHOOTS WIFE, THEN SUICIDES

Philadelphia Accuses Wife Of Un-
truthfulness and Fires.
Philadelphia, Jan. 6.-Accusing his
wife Of untruthfulness after return
ing 10 the home. Henry Beakman.
aged 40, shot and seriously wound
her. and then committed suicide.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-14


las 9hIhIoek ana /. " co-anL
on h-reiTaes
y Altmyer and wtfe. Of the north
bench, Were in the last Of the week
after supplies
Paul Hines .earpenter,w in town
for 2 day Monday from his ranch
o~ae south Of here.
Nose Kaunear. who is az Landing
for a while was in town Monday He
as ON a short visit only.
= eAe t@AAaiEE
= 4-S-as OH MS reg
D19 sEb
ho kIaut Neat market has
leased the rrodshaA ice house with
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-14


Contractor EWING IS 0Hsy drawing
~ pans 4oF tAe proposed CoheFe-
a@-VA&A AAte4
John Jones and Chas Shirloek
We american FANS Visitors ~
ttiae p ~Ae week {
\ Jolly bunch OF youngsters yisti
~Neeleyville last Friday night for the
big party and dance.
The eafld of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Gle he
alntar a.eG THURSDAY LAST from al
attack tf acutt Pneumonia.
Mn,
: os-s 1as' re' a+d not enter
IAN Ne@ rear daE. p regrets
-Isn 1A1s 7H7 as Hot q NOM
Rex Taleott has been confined 10
his home for the last week suffer-
ing from an attack Of facial neural
7ia
George r. Burdirk. OF Malta. was
a TWO days visitor last week with
his old friend James Anderson Of
THIS place.
Miss Pauif Hunsaker after q bfg
Christmas froIie an her home ii
Dawvyilla Utah started IN maka
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-14
Devoted to the Beautiful and Fertile Rockland VALLEY
Ed. Qninlan is At home.

Ed Qninlan is 1T home. Happy
Nov Year. [
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8ol 4as IF dsog, w. /
r. tor the 8 y.
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chinook Struck - on the IAN.
Land the @ind + SUD- blowing q gale
y Attorney r a. Anderson presents
4 his best w to all. f8f The CON-
Mig season.
II the Young co-rresrondart wf1l
cali on Unele Dock they win get a
box Of candy.
W4s Wa,,on and ~ warnar wore
H. town Thursday r ganfi-maJ
Mere onlv aftar no mai,
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s1ma his studies ar the
-Logan
Tho uin. ~o4. nj.
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threa - ajpne@ VseniH
music was the feature.
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moved INTO the ). w. ooutAwell
mouse lot the winter Mr. Draper
niece lhls move 10 get the scnoo1
sehoo,s
\
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nIs usual Ne" rear gin OF peel
~ Ne pio'hei' b-ls.aA. q
Ian, 1aMss anu Johh never lot
90 tue ahHdat sAts' oat tneE forget
- Just the same.
mari ShlFloek got home Friday
Charities only vacation 5r,ring 7be
YEAR and ne aIv-avs ~are9as 70
get around for the bo1i5av hox for
his Iirtle niacas ana nanbrs
NJ. -, -
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non1l ~ lne reno" otohe
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by some that Miss Ethel will have
a good word for Sunny Rockland.
Charley Baker Of Iaudino was
ioIIv ~visfror tba mf5dia ~
week He had inc n1aasura ~ cor-
vevjno Miss Narv Talactav - ~
LANDING home Misc TaTar,s- -if1
entertain Mis- cartrnda Tobrsnr
and Nix coldia Commors ~ r.
veek
>ea!tS az 81 No1hs ms M ,
.hS Trip 10 La'''u= lieSdtF even
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ttainmen given ~ 1ae iadfeS cfF-
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the society hat a bank for exclu-
si'e care OF the Iuhd Is now con1en-
rohnn,. c,,r, -. ,.s .h.rga
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-14
Observation-Disclosures Stage Line.

Leaves Landing every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at ? p. m
Returning, leaves Roekland at > p
m Fifty cents each way. Express
packages 10 and ~ cents. Edward
QuinIan. proprietor.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-14

Z Lon Hampton has returned from
Prs Christmas il Ogden Lon looks
Patrick Clark. III yaa please.
g ira g from q visit a.l a
ID Spokane.
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tl1e holidays Ul4 tAelr 4ll-na.
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mlss.On 10 the rIli siauas. nas 144n
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pleasant aAd.so @as uls Cbrlaa4s
; COX.
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veal.
: Thu Union church paonla Of the
Landing section are now in a uosi-
ton TO talk business. They have
legally INCORPORATED themselves with
1. A Skean and L Commons as
trustees: Chas Shuck is chairman OF
the board; yerou Bailey. clerk. Ella
Commons treasurer. The Rev D.
Ludlow OF Filler mis- state will soeu
as the building is ready for oeeu-
fancy. begin 4 series OF meetings in
hat IoeaIftv.
enuFch organization was
10 acnuire Inc axacr news OF the
same was futile. Al anv rate the
f~olloviro names were banded in
although nor looked anon as r4li-
able. Rev Hunt az organizor: the
Misses Nattia and Dora Rice n
man Runn NrS t 7 Lawson and
Her. yaIIins and morher While
the c~ongragarion is rather small to
-incornorate vet the good people be-
liava tbar : start k necessary.
The coterie of young girls Who
center around the home OF j. g
Colman. made life merry during the
- 49, roc Wl<
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-01-14

Chas Shfrnlock and l.. W. Cotanr
snent Saturday in American Falls
On business.