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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

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ner uuo Der grototo[fiibrurs ppn
6erru Geo. q. Shrdnb faHb gsitern
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o. n. II. Gottssader 9efeIIf6dft in
Der St. UlnrisU S6ul6aIle itott. Der
Cbsridabmeifter 6err Grant 9elifer
berihtete. nob bic Ginndbnen NIT
aahsRbeitano Fidb duf $3992 .26. bic
ansgabtn auf $2666.24 beIaufen, 10
bab $1326.02 In Der aaiie perbleiben.
IN bic 4rmtn tpurbsH I'm 2dufe bes
Ulonats $2S1.55 beSabit. Gas itss
benbe Rommittse berihtete. bab ip6bs
reuo nes perFIofeHen Wonats ouf BEN
St. marisn Getiesader GA 2eihsn
nnD bic zines 4rmen besraben ipurs
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bem Ct. Sobonnes Oottesddtr "a unb
brei 4rme. Gin aus ben 6ers
rem 9. o. gpers, Scf. 8.
Dplf unb 9lbolpb 8. Fiemann beites
bsnbes Gommiiiss smpfabi, ouB cine
Ablhrift pes Reglsmeuts Der Gcttess
oder an aas 2otteninhdber peridnbt
iperbs unb in Der Office Der 6ritbs
hofe dufIiestH folls. Disit Guipfsbs
lung ipurce dngsnommsu uno bic nrei
aeaannien 5errn aIs apmmittet aufs
ssitellt, nm bic Gurhfiibruns oes Be
ihluiies dnSuoroHtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
WeiitesseitSrt.

Die ssiitssihnohe alma 9rortsrs
mann. il Sabre aIi. bsnubte seiterH
Rn6mittae sinen unbxna4ten 4us
ssnbgid nub tHiflob aus Der el.erIis
dsn Mpbnung. an Dalton unb CLINT
Gtrabs. Gis puroe bon elmer 66pts
itsE psrfolgi uHb fhlisbli6 an Der
Webaipt Bride eineebclt. rib fi6 its
bod. nahbem iis ibre S6peitr< in
0aHb uHo arm etbtfen bdiis, LOS unp
bsipersfisliste ibrs 5luhi. Die pclisti
purbs beHohridtist uHb iiellts iofcrt
sifrigs QahforfhunseH Hah Dem be-
odusrnspertben iunsen MdbdtH an.
,ipslhs isbo6 bis fpdt gsiterH attnc
nod fein RefuIiot trsebsn bcttsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
0e dbrli6e aulifiOn.
dHtomo6il BON einer lleberlauo'6ur
.a nemOllrf.
Sci0c Snianen trageu idnuerc Ser.
ieBungcn 0npDn.

Qn Der 5amilton unb Ban 3anot
apenue, college Siu, ereiguete 'i6 ge.
fern Mitta9 Elm I6psrsr unfal, in.
oem pQs 4utemobil oes 8ohleubGno-
lcrs Gnporo 8. Strong, 46 Sabre aft.
ION Ro. 1856 Rutb 4penus, BON elmer
IN nGrbIiher RiGtung bic 6dmtItoH
2ueHue entlung fabrsnpen Gar Der g.,
.. & z. us6srlanobabn getroffen uHo
bsmoltrt tpuros Sn Dem auto befans
ben Iih CUR 3sit Ssrr Strong uno ietH
Chauffeur 5enrp Dingertner, II Sdb'
re off, bon g2o, 656 Weft WcWfideH
Apenue. 9eioe tpurben nit qsipultiger
0u6t our Seite seihleuoert uno mtus
qcrtner fieL 10 ungliidIia uuf Die gsz
IetIs, oab er untsr Die Rdoer Der Gar
cerietb, nobel ibm bas rehts getn ans
terbal6 oss anies pom aorper aes
treunt puros. 4uBsrbem Sog er iif
fflimme innsre 8erlebungeu uuh
ftrpere 8pHtuiionen 3u. Strpug fam
nit fhmsr36aftsu Sontuiionen une
&bIharfunaen buOpH, mag ieoph audi
iHners @erlebunosn erlitten BADEN.
Or puroe nat ietner Wobnung &C.
bra6t, rpd6renb Dtngsrtnsr in Dem
fhleuRigit requtrirtsn qoli3ei@Gutos
mpbiI mad Dem itGhtiIdsn SoipitaI be-
f1r0ert uurbe. Sier rpuroe fein 3us
ftdno als GuBerft bepentIih bessihnst.
Die slpansig 9aTagtere Der fraction
gar purDeu ourh osn lIufaa 1elbitpers
itGueli6 in bic 1r0Bts 2tufreguHg pers
iebt. iebodo tpuros teiner Don linen
perlest. Der Strabsnbabnpdgen itano
unter 9iibruna oes Motormannes so"
pdro Utullins poR 2inpeunalb, g..
uuo ees apuoutteurs Wort. golIiHs
ppn 5dmiltpn, .. Beioe srtlGren, Dag
Die Gar uur bic oefp6buli6e gabrges
ffpinpietsit befaB uno Der Motors
mann aIs Der Dageu Iih Der 9reus
2ang ndherte, bic porgeitriebensH
WurnunesIiguals asaebsn babe. 8as
autDmpbil Iei pIoBlich auf Der &reu-
3unp auFgetuud)t uno Die 8emubungsn
nes Wsotprmdnnss, bic Gar gum Stia.
Itonb su brtnesn, isien erfoIgl0s ss.
DsIsn. Das autpmobiE babe cine isbr
qrpbe Sdhrgsfhtptnoigtsit beieiIeu uHo
Der Chauffeur babe teins Darnungs.
Steuaie ae9eben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
ssin tester apveil.

Rnpt. yD. U. Snnlanb, 61 Sabre
aft. purbt gsfisrn Waorsen iobt i'm
Bette Ii<esnb In feinsm 3immer 30.
812 WGInut Strdbe nufgffuncsn.
DER Coroner nurbs benod,rihiigt
unn iiellts itit. bob Der Wsritorbsnf Ell
nfm Ger3Ihlaa trIestn mar. lInttr
BEN EifsIteu bss Wannes lpurs
btn nrei gronss WlsbailItH etfunpsu,
ipeldt ibm pegen xrnorrdesnetr
1apfsrfsit auf benz ShlahlfeIbs
ipdbrenb Der SnoidHertampie rsfp. I'M
Epanilh amtritanifhen arieet uon
Der Mfeifrung perlisbeu ipprbsn iDas
rsn. Gint Nihts bes DfritOrbtHefl,
inslbe in Nrooslpn ipohni. tpuIDs
barh ben Coroner islsgrdpNIh bon
bfm Ablst<n ibrts CnItls In Remit
NIB gefset.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
s9aibinatum 9ibertp Girt.

Der 8oIbington Gibertp Club Siebt
ON Sonntae Il. Moi, hiHaa8 ias
Griine, nab 2pbmauns part tn Dat
len, ppielbit Elm grobes 9oltsfeft be.
gaHaer psrnsn fou. DER 8erstH sr.
Trsut Tia groBsr gOpuIarttdt. 10 oaB
feline 8erauftaltungeH Iit tets etnss
itarten 9eiuds 3u erfreutH h1bsn.
@uh heuer baben tpieosr SabIreiebe bs.
Freunbets 8srsine bic Ginlaouus an
aenommen unp tpsrbeu oas 9pltsfslt
mitfeiern. Gin babihts lIHterhaI'
tunesprperdmm III aufseftsat poresa
unb an einem gllten Iropftu uno
.tnem frdFtissn 9iFen tptro ss etsnias
penig fehIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
SpitIt:

6suts Ra9mittus III bag Stpsit.
Spiel Der ssrte ,fpif6eu .Reos~ unb
,8obnenfrsiern" in Bottom. Gromms
.uno Wc2san ftsben fur bic .Rebs" als
Battsrie ouf benz prcgrdmm.
5Guptiins Grtffith fpirb beute 9Ors
mitios aus Rem Dort In Bottom ers
tuortet unb bds Sbertommnnbo iibsr
bic Rsos pisber iibernebmsn.
6trr auguit 5errmcnH, praiibent
Der .Rsbs", traf s.itsrn Mfttag aui
isintr Runnrtile In slngsItgsnheitsn
bes Glt GrosRs, osfsH GrpBmeifter
er III. in Bolton ein uno tpobute Dem
stftrisen Spie!s nit GROCER 9efrisbi-
auuQ BET.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

sR bem gsftrigen erittu Spiele Der
Ssris Slpifhen unitrsH rRsos" uno
ben rgobnsnfrs1ern" In Bottom funs
girteH aeefe .unb glarfe als uniere
Battsrie asssn 5pIor uno 9rah1m fir
bic @eaner. 5nlor Durne i'm 8. 9ange
bur6 gropn abeel0it. fpabrsno aesfs
bis gum Gnos oss Spielss auf isiRsm
poiieH perblis6. lluiere sSuHeens
nraf,ftn 10 9rtffsr gssen 6 uHO b0ts
ten beios alubs ie sinen 5ebler duf
benz Siinbsnregiitsr. Gssft DerTdentte
2 JreipGfIe 3ur l. 9die segen a bes
goitoner. Die ,Rsos" gefpannen bus
Spiel i'm /. Ganse bur6 einen 6eims
Iauf 5rsfier bes Shndrmers Bed,
ais bic orei gaien ourh bic 2dufer
Befher, Ggan unb 6oblisea 6eieBt
fpdrtn. Resfe, rpel6er Der Beirut uns
ter unisren S6lsuberern i'll, erleoigte
fit1 isinsr aufsabt in meiitsrbdfter
Wsiis unb tpurbe bon ieinsn Golestn
i'm s}elos nader uuteritiiBt. als
G6ieosrihter fungirten Die 5errsn
5Obnjtons unb gaion. Der gritsre
ptrbannie unfersn MtttelI Idipdrmer
Bates aus bem Spisle, neil osrislbe
cine ieinsr gntfheioungen in nlISu
smpbatilhe frase Sog. abfdnser
altiSsr Iprung fir Bates Gin. Die
,Rsos" Fno ben goitonern auf ulIeH
gurttsn oes Spitls iibtrltseH.
RefuItat btr ssfrigsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
Ter s,ubuIou Wssrb.

Qplissilsutnani syifbsr brafis ssftfrn
in Grfabruns, oaB Der Reger Sobn
sspbnfon, lpeIder btianntlid Sonns
tda Rahmittag srihohen in Wstheil
MOODS nufesfiglben lpurbe. iid, am
isreitda abenb in Sims Mrtbfnafi
an proipect plaee unD Rsobine RoaD
auFatAolten uno bds Qeinl sessn 8
llbr perlniTsn uno oie Rihtuns nah
Wliihxa Boops einsffMlagsH bate.
Der Coroner III Der Anfint, eab
3ehniOR In Der areitas Ra6s ermorpst
tporDsH LII.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
Ndt)item gDmiifag
sinbet bas 5rabiabrsfeit bes 9ent'
iden Wig. VrOt. 8aien.
banies itatt.

auf ben tommenben Gonntng, ben
Ia. Ulai, iii bas 5riibIinssfeit bes
1eutihen MIgemein YroteitaHtiihen
Waifenbdufes aneefebt iporoen uno
o6ne ;5rage pirb bieies fyeit iib aud
heusr 3u einem goItsfeit I'm fh6Hitsn
ginne beg Wortes seftalten, beHn bus
Deutide allgemsif protefanttihe
WaileHbaus srfreut fi6 perbieHiermas
BEN felt ldHgen sSabrtn Der grDbten
9unIt bts gublitums unb an foms
nlenben SoHntag tperben bic Jreurloe
unb @6nner bieIsr 70 iesensrti6en
anItolt stpsifslsobns in belIen Sduaa
rem berbeiftromen, um in ben 4nldgen
Der aultaft on Der 5iablanb 4Denut
NIT ben Ginbern einen fr6blifen 3ag
su perle6en unb ibr S6srflein su Sem
llnterbolt Der lteben 4leinen bei3us
FteuerH.
s5iir unterbdltung fpirb ouh in oies
fem Sabre In Der umiihtioiten Wetis
Sorge attrd1en fperbeu. Der 8orItonb,
nHteritiibt BON benz 8dmenperetn, rpiro
nid,tg ungsthan laHsn, um ben syefts
e1jien oenubreihe unn frohe Stunben
su Iid)ern unb fir bic getriribuna Der
Beiuder iino sbenfalls bic tpettgebtnbs
fen 8orbereitungsn getroffen tuoroen
Mit Der 9urdlfiibrung ess offiSiefs
len 9roaramms nirb am 9ormittde
um Sebn llhr bsgouneu tperoeH unb ous
proardmm fir bic 8ormittagsfsisr
loutet fpie folat:
gr6ffnungsssbst: 6srr Paltor Grnfi
8oB.
8eipilItommnuna burh ben 9rdTben.
Ten 6srr 4uauit Steintamp.
8eIdug Der Baiienttnoer.
qniprane bss Daiienpaters 5errr
9uitap Rpfs.
9emeinIfaftIiher 6eians: Gin feitI
Burg iit unlsr @ott".
Der stpeite 5beil oes offisieatni5eIt.
programmes rpirp I'm 3fpsi ubr 6egon,
nsn fp.roen. 9ds polIftdnbig. pro.
aramm In tpie fclgt:
JeNrsbs ppu Serru paltorSansS Saupt
| WuIif.
anipro6s, sebaItsR bon prObatri6tsi
gg. 8. Queners.
geiang BON Obj S5slIcp Sdnser6or
Ssmeinhaftlifes aieo Run bant.
g(lIe 8ott".
5iermit gsInnst ons offisie[ie sSsit
programm gum abihlub uno Der Ref
bes Rahmittags unb Abenbs III bei
naasmsinsn iyeitssfreuoe gerrei6t. 9i
8amsn peroen tpie ii6lih fit cine Dor
trsfFIi6s Wahlssit Iotpis fir aaffe
uHb aHoere leihtt GrfriT6uneen Cor
| az trdgsn. Selbifrebsnb fperben aud
bic iiblihen GIiidsr6ber, 8oltsbsIuiti
gungsn uIrp. nift fsbIen, tur3 on lin
tsrbaltung tpiro teiu WanseE isiH.
| 5iir oisfts sSeft perben aud heue
| 8dben on RaturaIieH nit hersIifen
Tant tntgegtnstnommsu uno bic fol
benben G0msn baben iih in Der lie
bsnspiiroigiten WeiIe bereit ertlGrt
Ga6sn, bic in ihrsn DcbuunstH abgs
liefert tueroen, an pas WattsHbdus a,
hsforbern:
| Jrau guf6, go. 1882 9ins StraBs
Ssrau Banner, 80. 1890 8iHe Ctr
5rau Duff, go. 2301 @ins Ctr
sSrau 6,pn, go. 35S6 Gol.rain aps
5rau DrumpeImsier. 90. 156t
Barton Strdbt.
6rdu Greimer. 2ubIotp 4pe. uni
Gpons place.
Jrnu 2uitart, 80. 26 Weit 13. Ctr
Grau RoDer, 30. 2233 5pmmei
Strube.
Grau 8oefhtr, SaHbsrs unb Ro
dele StraBe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
ssarrpehr llatsrit. .es,sisllidai

Die .s5irtmen's 9entDolsnt AFos
eiaiipn- bisIt eine EibnHa ab. In ipels
der 40p0rb GsEgufpn p0p Gpribens
tcnlpagnis Ia an SisIle hes fttlIpertrss
tenbsB Qeatnanis Wm. Woss BON
GpTit<nscmpdenif 80. 9 5lim 0prs
fiter hts ReIisf acmmitiets, iDel6fs
be aus5nbIung bOn Rronifns nnb lins
issisiItuHessss6srn bsaniii6sisi. sss
ssaHlt warhE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
ltnter6nltmngssM sMnseigen.

aate Sslaer III Ra9laboerpQlterin
Oon 9enrp Sel3er; Psrionalien $500.
galorus 6. BQterman tit Ru6s
labDerpaltsr bon QtS5is Datsrman;
8runbeigentbum $500.
Der peri0nIi6e Ra6luB Der Glt3as
beth Rod betrGgt $763.14 berientgs
oes Qnton 8rammer $4,000.
9 oli3ift ouf QIimsnts per-
tIagt.
Msrgdret Wc9onieI bat gegsn III
rem 9attsn, ben 9oli3tTten Sds. n.
R. WcDuniel, nit benz fie iit am 20.
Sttober 1908 Oerbstratbets, cine 4lis
msntsntloss angsftrsngt. sic mu6t
gsItsuo, oob er fis brutal bebunbeIt
uno in tstner Weiie fir fs geIorgt
babe. Gerner, baB ct fis am 6. W2oi
1911 beridfen babe, na6Dem sr pors
Der ale 9e'6dftsleute, nit bsnsu 'ie
psrtebrts, benanrihtist bate, ibr teis
nsn pettsrsn arsoit sin3urdumsn. sic
bsfiuoet fih bssbdlb in oiirftigen I'm,
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Tsinss Saldrs 1T uub baFslbe fir
feline eigene periuu beHuBt.
Die 9urr 9erbunbIung
peri d o ben.
9rosbem Gountp glert Durr gss
tern osm Rthtsr galbpsq bas g.
iuh unterbreiten Iisb, iofort bic 8ers
bdnoluH8 Der gs9sn Jpn erbobsnen
WiBa1tungsantldge Quf3unebmen,
puroe oieIsIb< Bis auf Bsitsres per-
T6oben, neil Der 2lusi9uB, Der bic
Qntlass gu bstretben bat, nod ni6t
gang nit istnen 9OrberettunSen 81
gnbe 1T.
9erf htebenes.
Die 9rpblpee Der gptbias Sitter
ppn onoianu srlaugte elm urtbeit iiber
$11O5 uno U. s. Rogsrs Elm Tolhes
iiber $351.54 gsgsH bic Sirbp Reultp
60.
Die GitiBsns 9. U. go. 2 Iasts cine
Jorberung iiber $1684.12 gsgen Sus
fan uno gbsrburt 3spf Elm.
5rarf 8. &smpsr, 1ruites Der
9ontmafIe bon 9. .. Sa3sn &c Co..
tlogts etne 5oroerung ubsr $4397.1l
gsgen R. W. 5tsts etn.
o. @. grapIep &. Cons baben cine
5orberuns iiber $594.61 gegsu Bars
rem Bros. etnestlugt,
Der 2lfignse Der aIbro 9eneer 60.
bsridtst. baB sr 5prosrungsn iibsr
$23, ,61S.11, tpel6e bel t6m einselauf:n
itno gepriift unb sutgebsiBen babe.
Su Der S6abeHerfastloge. tpeIhe
Rofie 8. Satlsrs uuf GruHe erlttteuer
8erlssuneen gegen bic y. &c .. en-.
8obn einsereiht bate, tpuroeu osrIsIs
ben $3.50 befpiIigt.
ssn Der $4,000 ShobenerIabtIdas
bic Der SberIsbrer 5einrith q. Burger
uuf 9runo erlittsnsr 9srIesungsn gss
bic Cincinnati Traction So. singss
rsift bate. sabsn bic 9tit}porsnsn
bes Rthters Soffbeimsr Elm 8sroitt
Su 8unitsn Der 9srtIaetsu ab,
Die gitp 5du 8ant tlast sius Sors
osrung Iber $500 eegen Geo. goffsa
Elm.
Der RadIabnsrpaIter bes bel Dem
4bbrub oes ourh Ssusr 5srit0rten
sSrsiberg 'fheu 9sbduoes on Der Bier
ten Strabe ums 2sben setommsneu
.Sobn q. 3asb ipuroe ermGhtigt, BON
Der sfaat Siibop Ricains 60. Der
Games 6rtffitbs Cons go. uuo BEN
Gaff'iden glahldb $257.50 in Grle'
oisuns aller 4nipriihe 81 ot5eptiren.
S1os. &. Rpan, osfsn SobH Mm,
8. Rpan bon sinsm 2utpmObtl ots
Gilbert Ssiibtptd getrOffsn uno srheb.
LID perlsbt purps, bat ais oefeugprs
numb Die GrlaubuiB srbalten, Don
Jiibpid $500 in GrIsbtauug aIIer
glniprlhe aH3uHehmsn.
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s,iatiss suiHgS

aeatiss SsTiHgt,
e1asS eaiaLEst 25s prr SHarb Soc iHtI, 6Iatesf
Srura Getslrr
$50 8eft o. gtr yrU. Blum urb Central ape.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06
ADMIRAL scHLEY.


The sudden death of Rear Admiral
Winfield Scott schley, which occurred
Monday on a New York street, recalls
the brillient achievement of the Am
erican feet at Santiago, when the
Spanish squadron was destroyed prac-
,tically without loss or serious damage
to the American ships.
1t also recalls the acrimonious ma
val controversy which followed that
remarkable victory, brought on by the
effort Of Rear Admiral Sampson to
discredit Schley's achievement and to
claim the credit for himself.
The fact that, after such a bril-
liant exploit in naval warfare, such
victory for the American flag, he
was compelled to undergo the humili-
alton of a court-martiaI and engage
in a bitter controversy, necessarily
caused much unpleasantness to Rear
Admiral Schley and embittered the
closing years of his life.
But the able naval officer, who gave
to the record of the American navy q
new chapter and put on the pages o
the Spanish American war history one
of its brightest Examinations, will be
remembered long after his would-b be
traducers are forgotten.
He was a type of the fighting man
and Of the polished and courteous
gentleman officer as we'll. The nation
mourns him as one of its best-be-
loved and the Hall of Fame which
Americans will honor in future years
will not be without his name.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06
A QUEER LITTLE WAR.

So far the war between Italy and
Turkey has been a theoretical rather
than practical conflict Hostilities
nominally exist and there have been
rumors of bombardments and Of sink
ing of vessels, but there seems to
have been little enough of any real
fighting. Turkey is in no position 10
wage war against an enemy who keeps
Iaway from everything except the one
place it has determined to possess,
a distant, oversee province of the Tur-
kish empire, which has no navy of
any consequence to dispatch to the
defence of the threatened point Italy
has no desire to attack Turkey in its
main territory 1t would be a costly
and a wanton piece of business, and
1t would be no holiday, either. If the
Turkish army could be brought into
action, it would make the Italians
know they were at war, but the army
can't be transported to Tripol. be-
cause there is no navy to protect it
on the way. 1t is the irony of fate
that after years of expense and effort
TO train an army to efficiency. the
Turks are unable to employ what is
considered one of the finest fighting
forces in Europe in defence of the
national interest, which has been as
sailed.
italy naturally has no desire to stir
Turkey more than is necessary to ac-
complish the seizure Of Tripoli. There
Is nothing to be gained by it and
there might be a good deal to lose.
If Turkey should be MORALLY wound.
ed there would be the biggest sort of
row in Europe over the carcass
There is mighty little left of Turkey
IN Europe. anyway, and none in Africa
AFTER Tripoli shall have passed from
under the sultan's dominion. The
balkan question is always ready to
burst, and if Turkey is badly shaken
up IT certainly viii break forth.
The prospects are that the war viii
soon be over. Turkey continues to an.
peal to the powers to put stop TO il
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06
A DEMAND FOR ARBITRATION.

In The world of Industry NJ less
than in The world of knvernme Tt there
is increasing need for arbitration of
disputes, whatever their nature. The
financial losses from the present day
strikes, such as that on the great Har-
riman system, now in progress, are
immense. The wage earners. suffer
proportionately just as much as, if
NJ more than, the railroads. Lost
notion to a gravely injurious extent
is occas.cned through such methods
o, adjusting quarrels between capital
and JabCr. It is true that organized
labor puts up funds to tide the strik-
ers over the period during which they
draw rolling from their recent en-
p,": crs but the demand upon the
tire Asnry for great Industrial issues is
. mighty strain OH resources. The
Zig leaders of labor, men of the caliber
of John Mitchell, are cognizant of the
important facts and strive to hasten
the day when the strike will be the
very last recourse.
OF course, there is just one side to
a question, the right, but in every is
sue t1at is precipitated, both sides
claim TO have been wronged. The
decision should be made by conferees
who will honestly nd calmly consider
the essential facts. Only the facts
bearing upoL the issue should be
taken INTO consideration and p. eiu
dices of all sorts should be thrust
out of the way When employer and
employee quarrel and operations are
stopped, or seriously curtailed. the
p;blic suffers a burden that fought not
TO- be placed upon it until it be alb
solntely necessary and the parties to
4 disrGLtng dispute are not quail
fled 10 decide the degree of wrong so
thoroughly as where unbiased referees
pass II on the features.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There is only one way to cure
deafness, and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inf1amed condition OF the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is infiamed you have rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed, deafness
is the result. and unless the inflamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case OF deafness Caused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured BY
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
lars free.
=. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.
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and, though they show not the slight
est disposition to mos< from any spir-
1t of justice, nor ref; I'd for their sol
emn obligations under the treaty Of
Berlin. by which the integrity Of Tur-
key was guaranteed, they are not yet
ready for the final partition of the
Ottoman empire, and. in their owl
selfish Interest they are likely to do
wha: hey can to prev ent the present
trouble from spreading to DANCE Gus
possibilities.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

Won't the business men of Bruins
wick get together now in the early
approaches of the fall and put them
selves squarely behind the Bruins
wick board of trade? There is no
telling what an important factor that
organization could be made in the
commercial life of the city, with the
right spirit in it
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

We offer for sale splendid piece
OF residence property In the southern
part Of the city; corner lot. splendid
neiehborhood; on the car line. This
is bargain at $2,t5o. Terms. AL.
BERT FENDIG and co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

We would like for Little Joe to an
swer this question: If he is elected
and the legislature passes the Tip
pens bin next summer. will he sign
ii or will he veto It?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

After first cussing him out good
and strong and questioning very seri-
ously his sincerity, Dupont Query
now announces that he will take the
stump for Pope Brown for governor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

The editors OF the Fitzgerald news
papers are engaging in a controversy
which is neither dignified nor manly
They have carried IL beyond the limit
of editorial debate and ii has reached
that point where ii should stop or
some one should get hurt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

DR. Wiley is the cock of the barn
yard in the pure food board right
now. Still he has to thank his stars
that there is to be 3. presidential cleo
ton next year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

1900 Premiums free selling braided.
embroidered lawn shirtwaist pat
terms; princess suits, etc; $25 to
$50 weekly easily made; catalog;
samples free. F. B. Smith Com
pany, 423 Exchange Bldg, Patter-
son, N. J. 1912
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

The candidacy of little Joe Brown
did not cause any very large ten. ei t
on the political sea of Georgia after
all the advertising 1t had in advance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

So Hearst Is rebuilding an old
English castle on Long Island! He
would Lave pleased the country better
II he bad located in the castle instead
OF moving 1t.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

Correspondence solicited, but TO
receive attention, letters must be &C
companied by responsible name
not for publication bat as a guarantee
OF good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note, check, money order or
registered letter Address,
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
Brunswick. ........ .....G7
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

If it is going to cost those CUB e.
Material candidates some $1,000 each
to make that race then two of them
are going to pay pretty heavy price
for the privilege of getting u good
licking.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

The press is speaking of Mt. Etna
as the Joe Bailey OF Europe, but the
Valdosta Times calls attention to the
fact that Standard Oil does not own
Mt. Etna.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

1t has been shown that half of Ma
cons water supply goes to waste
Well, they seem to be doing pretty
well there on half rations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-06

From that recent war record per-
haps the Duke of the Abruzzi may
be able to revive that Elkins yarn
again and borrow few dollars on
the strength of 1t.