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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-18
AVERETT-HAIR

One OF the preCtlese weuuinsS
of the season was the occasion OF
the marriage of Mr.. W. q. Hair
and Mrs. Margaret Goethe Ave
rett, last Wednesday morning at
eleven-thirty at the residence OF
the brides father, DR.. >. Z.
Goethe, on Palm Avenue.
Only a few friends of the con-
Sracting parties were invited from
OciIla. The wedding march was
PLAYED by Miss McInnis while the
bride and groom gracefully found
their place in front of a lovely
embankment of Golden Roc,
palms and ferns. The bride who
is of a blonde type looked very
pretty in her blue going-away
gown with touch of gold on her
hat and bouquet of yellow Chrys-
anthemums. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Guyton Fisher
in his usual easy and dignlhed
manner.
After congratulations, the guests
were invited into the reception
hall where punch was served by
Misses Mamie Goethe and Rhea
Wise. Mr.. Hair is a prominent
| young man of Ocilla and is to De
congratulated upon winning such
lovely bride. The happy couple
left on the noon train for different
points in Florida, to return later
to Ocllla where lovely new home
is in course of construction. The
wedding party, Misses Bertha Nc
Innis Florence Roberts, Leslie
MINIS, Nellie Sibley, Messrs w.
W. Dent, Stanley Adams, George
Goethe, and Mr.. Whyche of Ocil-
la, DR.. Goethe and family, Rev.
Fisher and wife, and Miss Rhta
Wise of Fitzgerald, accompanied
them to the train and supplied all
the rice, old shoes, and good wish
es necessary for the happy terml-
nation of so pleasing an event.
E. J. Dykes is very i'll IN Birm-
ingham Alabama. His sister Fan
ME DYKES, accompanied by her
brother-in-law Mr.. Norris left
Wednesday night to bring him
home. Mr.. Dykes is an employee
of the A. B. & A. r. r. and has
only been in Birmingham two
weeks.
Just received car Texas Il u S t
Proof seed oats. Prices low.
J. w. Leath, 218 east Pine st.
Just r e c 9 iv e d car Texas Rust
Proof Seed Oats. Prices low.
J. w. Leath 2I8 east Pine st.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-18
For Alderman

| hereby announce myself a can
didate for Alderman from the First
Ward, subject to the December
Primary. viii Appreciate your sup
port
J. Lee Pittman.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-18

Col. O. H. Elkins reports the
loss of about 5000 90 BY fire on
his farm one night recently. The
fire consumed tenant house and
a bale of cotton.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-18
!. Lee Pittman.
Central Methodist
Church,

Guyton Fisher, Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor At IL
a. m. and 7:45 P. m.
Senior Epworth League at :
p. NJ.
All are cordially invited to these
services and strangers are especial
ly welcome.
Three days and 8 nights
to the Fair for $500; 8 adj
missions only 10 2-3 cents
for admission. 400 votes
with this ticket.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-18

Just eceived car Texas Rus
Proof Seed Oats. Prices low.
J. w. Leath 2I8 east Pine st.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-10-18

A bunch of keys were left by
someone in the American State
Bank. Owner can get same by
calling at the bank and paying for
this ad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

frau Sane, Snhabern oes Gafes
30. 526 Weain Strabs. mahte geitern
benz goliseiridtsr SSride unter Der Nns
tldge Der usbertretung oes Sonntagss
9sissts uno Der fredericksburg Don
o.iitiasn 9strGnten an einsu 8etrunts.
nsn ibre 2ufpartuns. 4uf 4ntrug oes
gertbeioiaers, Jrisosnsritter Wepers,
puroe Der Jau auf ben 4. Suit per-
tast.
Die bsrsits berihtst bob Die poLi3el
am Samftug bic Diribinaft oes Gut
asllep, Ro. Ali Spcamore Strabe
aus, neil in oerieIben angsb!ih sin un'
ter oem Ramsu .Sboot tie Wpou" be-
tanntss Glidsipisl i'm 9Gnse mar
Die orei Spielsr sr.l1rten geitern Do
oem Rihtsr. DAB ss Iih nur um oai
ebsnfo barmlois iple uuterhaItenoe 4St
nodls Spiel ssbanoeIt babe. Der 30
liseiantp1lt bot allss suf, cine Berur
ibeiiuna Der 4nsetlastsn burhsuitgen
ieooh ert.Grte Rihter 5rite idliebIit
paB ausiage asesn 4usiage itebe uHl
bic Sduto Der ansetlagten niht Be
luieIen porpsn lei, ipssbalb sr bic Gdu
auf bic oifene Site fssen miife.
Der 6aa gssen ben Der gtibhdnb
luna ieiner Shtpefter ansstIagten 4!
Sabre alien Games gossrope puro
perihobeu, ba be S6peitsr Iih mi
ben 8unDesbsbGrbeu in 8srbiHoun
iesen pil, um eDsutusG oi. Deporti
runa hires crit tiir5lih BON SrlonI
einnndnoertsn 9ruoers ourh3uIsser
2.stersr ipohnie lsit ieiner Gntunft be
| ieinsr Shtpsftsr, Ro. 969 Rododl
| apsnue, unb tsrToriiirte oieislbe oerar
| tig, oaB fis fit idlieblih am Samita
aenotbist fab. bic SiIfs Der poIt5si Il
4nipruh 5u nehmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

6arrn unb Sdrab Milsr. TIP
Court Gtr.; Rndbe.
Nilbrt unb Natbilea 2ucas, 1877
1remen Str, Fnabt.
O. unb acknowledgements. 226S
Goth Str., aHabe.
Grnit uno Roie 8rindmann. "a
Bad Ctr, anobe.
syrant unb aouiia Subsr. 273 GINS
ming Ctr, Rnabe.
5tnrp uno Skr.id grcber. 1910
potter place. anobe.
Clinton g. unb Sorma Watber
MeWilan nnb WaplstDooo, auobe.
gsetisl unb Celia Smiih. 2Oe
Ridmonb Ctr. Wdb6en.
Sobn unb aottie Seliirs. 30O6Tlon'
fort Ctr, Rnobe.
N,ifIiam uno Dora S.idls, S4C
6opiins Ctr, W0b1en.
eeonarb unb Jou Winer. 49,
Mdin Ctr, Qnobe.
4lbsrt unb Gippie Dulins. 65.
Rinmonb Ctr. MGb6er-
nrsberid unb Garot Wolin. 211;
alpine place. Wdb4eu.
Wi6oel unb Garmelo Bcceoceio
326 Cit pearl Ctr. Rnobt.
Ulelpifle unb gsnisps Sncnben
1865 Barton Ronb, WGo&en.
| Mlpin unb Nnna 5htmpf, 421,
Gbomb<rs Str. Rdbhtn.
James unb Nina pottlearr. 151.
Gnretto Mpe., Ui1bhen.
/ Darn unb 1hereiia 9rorH. 21'
lubloip Ctr, Rnabe.
Gecrge nnb Wtinnie aIsi. TAB 81
WrTlilion Ctr. Qnnbe.
1 George unb gloops q. Gtnfcn. 40
Meft 8. Ctr. W0bhkn.
i WiIinm wl. unb Rpie Wsaris Doe
ring, 2007 Drain CTR. Hnobe.
/ gDalier g. unb Wtnnie Woerel
l720 QinecIn 4pe.. Hnobs.
/ Rid unb glisabstb S6neiber. l63
Central Ape.. Wdb6tn.
| DilIiom y. uno Rcfe Rice, 169
Giote Mps., WGbHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Eterblid3feitSberlpt. t.

9eorqe goIoman, 13 glonate, ct
oSoiepbs Sauglingsz6eim, gronhltts.
g1arp 2lnnQ Toirbants, II, 1921
ct. GreqprD StroBe; S6pd6e.
53pmas s. Wanion, 81. 944 Dics
8berfon 4pe.; 2uHgeneHt3iinoung.
Senrp 5reoerid W}aIdmeier, 10,
5eron Qpenue; 5irnbautent5inoung.
Goia Qoub, As, 121 CIt Z. ao.nus;
gauhfeuent3iinoung.
2lrt6ur 8opers, IS, Staot 9oiptz
tai: 8ebirnent3iinDunQ,
Qnop WlDlnarne, %, 521 6arrtet
StraBs; 2unsen'hpjuDiubt.
5pIeph Weaoer, 29, Dt.6oIpttdl;
8lutarmutb.
Wootfou ". Morris, 2 Utonate, Ga
lifornia, o; SHqueit in SAnebe.
Rarp Gransp. 45, 2 Cft Bourne
Terrace; 8ehjrnbIutun8,
Gli3abeth Re1rocn, 72, 556 Oit ..
gpenue; 8ehirnblutung.
5rant gropuin9, 50, Staots 6Oipt'
tai; 9lutarmutb.
Catherine BatiDn, ST; arebs.
Stmoten 6orrington, "A, 708 9ops
tins StraBe; 2unqeniaptnoIuat.
Wiliam u. u. 5ennep. 81. 2313
RelIon place; Sdlagonfau.
Soispb 6enrp ShrOper, 49, 1882
Set Strube; 9rebs,
Nnna Gertrude gen, 70, Sdmer
| Str1be; 5er8tluppenfehIer.
Gotporo peters, 26, 3011 2ehmau
! Roao; 2un9euIhpinoiuat.
geFIie 1omIin, 20, 1912 gautlid
! Gtrabe, gooingtpn, an.; 5nqueit IN
| Shpebe.
Brsoerit Maag. Il, 916 Yort Str;
Qungenent3iInoung.
gleanor Rurner, Y, 204 CLINT
apenue; Sraueit in Shpebe.
gubpra 9agbp, 56, 958 gBeIt S.
4penue; 2ungsuent3unoun8.
! Carolina 9albrsatb. 2 WloHate;
2ungsnsnt3unoung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Charles 8. NnceriDn
Ter ncuc Supcriutenocut Der Nal-
i%rlucrfe.

Scrr GhorIc$ s.. 2lnorriou bon
9riialo, u. y, nurOe Qcitero 5un
9tadiolQcr 0ca SupcriutcnoeHtcn Der
ItdOtiihcu @aIicrmcrte z y. Nollaro
cruount. Scrr &uoerloH lit Qcborc-
uer Ginciunaticr unO lrd0utrtc DON
Scr @ooomaro 5odit'uIc, Or mar
inter :. ~. Sill bel Den &onItruf'
tiorsnrbcitrn Scr ncucu @oiicrpcrte
6eidaitilt lno orbcitctc 20 Satire filr
Sic Sollu Manufacturing SO. in @iu.
falo. Serr glnocriou Dllr0c BON
Scrrn Gouaro, Der ebcnial& Iiir Die
l5ouu so. tbdtig mar, iilr Den &oIten
clupiohlcn. Gr miro ieincU nctten
! 4oiten AM / ,Suni ontrctcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Sdlluarse Amasonen.

@roBe anfregu1a fpuroe frub 9e'
tern Woraen an Der 2ibertp StraBc
uno Central apenue burh SDei 9teee.
rinnen periiriaft. pelf]e nit aRel1ern
bclpaiiuet mehrere ipeiBe Wanner per
iolaten. 2eutiant Gonoer lno oie
8oli,iiten 8iitblein unD Grotn Der
baiteten Die amo5onen, iueld)e 'ih als
gneonorc @iainniS uno Innie @in'
ters uon go. 1929 ssroDloenceS Strabe
rcaiitrirter uno neaen llnfugs cingc'
iperrt malroen. Gie 5rauesl5immel
erflirten, pon oen Mannern beIaitigi
moroen 5u ieln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14
Sphn Gpndl

srbtelt emit uuumihrGntte ri4terlihe
S.palt ibertrugsn, "a iih Die aoLo4
ui1lqsfege ais un3uIanslih ertptsien-
Sn QspiFsr 8e3iehuuB mare ouh bsufs
ned elm Sphu Gpnh poHnDtPen, uno
apar cegen Die GuatIulber gefonz
oers Ihlimm treiben es oisie Geplnens
iofen ober nit ben armeu. tpeIdne an
SomprrbpiDen leioen uuo niflt fDifen,
oab IS fir bisis itrsdltae uno
itmersbafts arantbeit ein nnfsblbares
mlittsl oisbt, nGmlit Or. SiIsbee's
teriibmts Nnatsits. Sin unfeblbarss
Mittel 1T nit)t 5u pieI seIagt Dsun
sebermann ptro 1ufgsforpert. iih ~
iiberseuesn, inbem BON 9 Reuitosotei
d 60, gor 1915, geu gorf, prObsr
tcftenfrsi perfunot perpen. g,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-14

mann 5olmss.
Nm bic a,ticn1re Der Cincinnati
Spmpbonp Srttitra afoela'ior.
Reine Damsn uno 5errsn:
Mit gergniissn unttrbrslts ih Jhs
nsn ben IL. Sabresbsribt Der eineins
natl Drheitra aFOciation - II sabre
- cine langs 3eit uno bod lpie tur3.
,peun mir unier. glide suriitihpeiisn
laiyen. aiiniiltriites Da4sibum n
natursemaB loneiam, obsr ih CLAUDE
nit poniger Siterbeit iasen 3u our-
| fen. bab ods Erhefter cine Stabtlttdi
errsidbt bat unb in Der Usuttfpelt eIn'
Sklung sinnimmt. Die nnr ourh Oh
| entnidluns Der Sabre bat tommeu
ionnen.
Wdbreno Der persansenen Sailor
Iins mir unf,rem SoeoI nahsr sstom'
men ipis ie supor. Dds Grhtiter ~
auf ocbtsis ssniirumente peritarit NOR,
ben unb Die 0erbsHsrung. fpelfe ourd
Die persrOberte 3abl Der Iluiiisr sr'
seit,t irorben III. mub ben 5trridofter
sur beIoHoereu Gsnustbuuns sereihen
ourh beren mlhifi5eHte gsitroge isn'
| DuitGrtuna mogiih semdtt tpnroe
I'D, ipeib. sic irsueu iih NIT mir iibe'
| Bic 9baiiate, bob bic CUR Serbebal
tuna b<s Grhefters in Dieier Stdri
| nDtbiaen Witisl AUDI IN biefem Snhr
lpisber sur 8erfiisung iteben, benz
6err 4rhibalb 9. Wbite bat ipitber
nm bic 5aloriruns Der feds Gtreihe
| iibxrnommen. ipie er Is In ben SlDt
lebien Sobren setbon. unD aud Ger
unb Grdu Taft babtH iih iuieDer b<rsi
trsldrt. auber ibrer srobtn Subitrip
ton ouf 3,pei .peittrs SABRE ben gene
r5ieu Heitras su li<feru. ouf ben ID I
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csn Der Sobeos Corpus aloge oes|
QbiIip I. Ninitel, iiber tuelfe bereits
beriffet iporocn iii, entid)ieo Nifter
Warner geitern, 0ab 6as SIpeildbrige
stino, George Z. Biuitel nm oeiien
Cbbut es iid} banbelt, bel Der 8roB'
miitter ,Srau @eroniea auberger blel.
ben ioQ, bis bas ssugenogeriht onoer.
'iueitia periiigeu iou. es itcIte iih
namIif, berals, Dab oas testere Fri.
blnraI Der 9roBmiitter bic Sbhut
iibertragen hattie, aus Incident 8run.
be RidJter Marner iif ,peigerte, ben
;yall 3ur gerbanoluna oilfsnnebmeH.
9sa d,Iabia den.
Walter grofan lit VahIaBDerlpal.
ter Don ssiaac u. grofaH; 8runo'
eiqenthum $500.
Caroline Braun III 5eitnHentsDoa.
Itrederin bon Charles Braun; Berio'
nalien $1,000; 0ruuoeigertbum
$4,000.
| Dior ,. Shulmnn iit HatlaBpcr.
ipolter bon Wlar 5ribel; Eerionalien
$500.
,Sreoerif g. S5alop lit Ieitaments'
noIlitreder bon Yiinna SoIop; Sruno'
eigentbum $50. 900.
Gbas. &. Iuugbtp ilt Ieitanlents'
polIitrefer bon CHARLES Gpans; yer'
ionaIien $500; GrlnoeigentburT'
$50, 900.
Clara 8uentber lit Rodlnboertpol
term bon 2clIiie 8uenther; Verlond'
lIter StOO; @runoeigentbiin $4,000
| Roranret BIeaion iii JuhlaBper
Ipultertn BON 8atrid 9lenicn; Grinao'
eige,,tbum $500.
| Ter perionlid,e NahlaB Der Gdtbe
rine Soas betrGgt $l43.t5; oerieHlg'
Der aeturab U. 2ausoon S2123. 10
loerieuige Der Wsartba 3. 2ongoor
$500; oerienise oes Nm. BEND
| $2050.74.
8crid)ieoe
glui getreiben Der 2ena 9angel, oi
Gin unbeirieoiates llrtheil iiber S1Oo'
aeaen Die Goooington Wunufoctnrtni
50. bat, ipuroe geltern sluguit eBltn
Ger ais Neceiper fiir bic 6irrla er
HanEt.
; GouI 3ielonfo tpuroe gcitern al
, saeceiper fir Die 0irtbitdft I'M
Broeern geo. 19 Git Court StraBt
!. ernannt, neil Die 5beiIbaber Antonl
Riiolo uno anna 9cscoe 8olpen :
, Iiiferen5eu geratben fiuo, Die iie MD
: friehlih itIit,ten fonrten.
,srant 8. aiunen flagie cine Jol
oerung iiber $3.50 gegen Saura !
i unb sSobn 6. Snaa elm.
Tie Stoot Cincinnati ltrengte q
Iitern Elm 8erfnhren an INN IN be
Belts oes 8runbeigenthuns 3u o.
J. lcnaen, oos rothipen6ig lit UNI am
= straBe Berg cine Stiismauer aufBi
). fi,hrer l,no oaonr6 Deitere Grorutid
y ,u perbinoern.
= Tan. epers, bes Stehens NIT b
= abiif,t su tooten anaeflogt. iutiroe g
= itern oes tbatiifen angri'fs i6ulol
!. befunoeu.
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Die Spnp6Onie.9dea(6att.
lie Jabresperiammlnns Der Aftio'
mare entbmllt ben giiuitigen
Etan3 berielben.

Der intersHante 8eridt Der prdiiosns
tin syrau Or. 5Olmes. - Gin Hiids
bid auf bic perfloiIens SuHon. =
Die bofe Gtelluns oes Sr6sitsrs in
Der W.uiitpeit. - 4usblide auf Die
nG6fte Cation. - D1s Sommsr.
Orheitsr unb bic 0oltston5srts. -
Die auspdrtissu Engagements. -
Or. Grnit aunnalp, Der neue pettsr
bss Spmpbonies Or6eiters. - DIE
alten geamten iperben fammt UNI
ionbers tpieb.rgepdblt. - Giinitiger
ssiuan3austpeis uno siinitige aus'
iitten fur bic 3ufuRft.
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unter ben 8trigenten. Or. Gunipalb
1T nod Elm juneer Wann, @niangs Der
gier5iger, unb sr tpiro ben beften Or
6eiterleitern rer Gegsnpart bei9e5dblt.
gs mar in Der 9bat Elm isltsnes Glit,
baB mir uns ieiner Oenite Deriihern
tonnten. Jtm ipar bic Pa6folge bes
psritorbenen 9r. Mottl in Wunden
angetragen Dorben unb er bate Dess
balb Ieinen 8erliner Gontratt niht ers
neuert, ba er bas Miindensr 4nerbte>
ten unter 8eratbung hatte Serr Or.
auuipalb iit etnfpeilen auf 3tpei Sabre
perpfli6tet. 3as Engagement zines
Dirioenten bon Ielh sminenter Be9us
bung psridafft Cincinnati un5neifels
baft cine mubgebenDe Stellung in Der
Wuiitpelt unb tpirb aud in lOtdler
ge8iebung Das 3uIammsnihtpetben
aQer o5ntsreifsn gu 5olgs babsn.
6err 5utplsp bleibt tpieosrum Der
geItditli6e 2eiter, In tpet6er Stsls
lunq er Ti6 gldnSenb beipGbrt bat.
Die 3uiammsnieBung bes Orhe1ters
bleibt nit einiaen unbeDeutenDen Isnz
oerungsn oieieIbe uno Or. auntpnlo
piro etnen prdhtieen WuIittOrper por@
| finosn, fGbiq unb entbuIiaItif6, uno
| iene llnteritiibung, ohne bic aud Der
bebeutenp1te Geiter nihts erreihsn
tann.
gDir baben oes6alb alsn 8runo. nit
8ertrduen in Die 3utunft gu ihauen
Ids Crhe'tsr bat erpebene iFreuno'
uub trdftige 5sIfer. 9as fl0bt Ser:
trauen uno Gnthufasmus elm, 3De
Glemente, Die nptbpsnoi9er BsiIe osr
grfoig iidsrn.
Grgsbsns unterbrettet
Bette Jleiidmanns6Olme
grdfipentin.
Cincinnati, 13. Wiai 1912"
| 8erGinau5z auspsts.
Die ShaBmsiiterin Jruu Satbrtn
! .. SQmiIon unterbreitets ben folgenosl
Iinansberiht, Der eineH uebsr'hui
BON $1880.6O fsitfeat:
geItanp, %. Wai 1911. S 3,830.6|
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Die gttiondre Der Cincinnati DR.
heitra 4fioeiation bielten seitsrn Ruhs
mittdg in ben Rdumsn Der 8eienihdft,
i'm Union 3ruit 0sbduos, ibre Yers
iammluna ab. Die grdiioentin, Grou
Bette 5leiihmanns5 5olmes, untsrbrst'
tete ibren Sabresberiht, Der benz mus
iitaliihen aebeu unisrsr Staot cine
eiinitiae 3utunft in ausiiht itellt. Ter
Beritt lautet Iebr boffnunesOoa. Dem
Gommen bes neuen Srheiterleiters
Tr. quntpalo aus Berlin tpirb nit
SntereIis snteegengeIeben uuo man
oerIpriht Fd pon oem beoel.tHDsr
WuIitsr grobs 9inge. Jrau 8r. pol
mes pirit sinen allganeineu Riitblid
oil fbie psraangtns Saiiou uno seoentt
Der RunifiSen3 Der 5rsunoe. lpoourt
niht bios cine Beritartung bes Or
6eii.rs srm6gli6t tpuroe. ionoern oai
Srte'tsr in feiner ieBisen 3uiamrlsn'
iesuna aud beibsbaIten tperosn lam
Quh benz Ban Der Gmerp pau al;
3entmal Der GrsiesbisteIt Der graz
9bomas =. gmerp niro in ansrtsn
nenoen Morten geoaht uno glsit3stii!
finoet fit bic 4ntiinoisung. oab nl
CONNER Spmphonis. Ronserte i'm 80
auh h.usr rpisber itattfinoen. Bisisl
ben uerben BON einem Diersig Weanl
| itdrten Crheiier dussefiibrt.
| Tie Wdbl Der geumieu brahte tel
nerlei We6fel oenn Der VsrpaltuRss
ratb, Der gerdthungss ausihub Joni
bic geomten tpurben fammt uno ion
pers tpitosruetpdblt. Tem Serathungs
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u. 6. Sobt6off, 80, 3otep uno ).
Shmtot.
gingen: Go. 8renoamour, 9or'.
.gooIters":: Qug. 5errmQnu, 8or'.
0Qmen Gommittse: Bruuen 8.
Shroe0er, 8eo. s. Ginger, + WiebsL,
6enrp 6oefle unD y. 6. SeuB.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-12
SAYS SENATE HAS RIGHT TO
BODY ON NO PRETEx-T.
p SCORES CHICAGO PAPERS
Intends to Show That No Vote Cast
For Him Was Influenced by rau d.
Lawson Should Be Serving Term
in Penitentiary.

Washington, July Ex-senator 10: l..
mer today began his speech defending
his right to his seat He followed
Senator Reed Of Missouri, wn0 had
made bitter attack upon y N and
lis election by the illinois legisla
ture.
1T is true that the senate has the
right to deny me seat in th..S body, ,
he began, on the fimsiest pretext,
o' on no preteXt at all. l intend to
Fhjv that no vote cast for ne was
&rrirnced by fraud"
"Mr President" he said, in meas
ured tones, this is no joke. This is
so'emn and serious question. If the
senate decides to follow the vews of
the minority of this investigating
con mittee, it will be travt sty on
civilized jurisprudence a mockery on
justice.
1T will be a declaration }tat the
senate has decided to follow the red
f:ag; that ii. has become the adv ocate
of anarchy; has adopted the doctrine
of the recall as advanced by its arch
champion"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-12
DIRECTORS SOON TO NAME
A SECRETARY FOR BOARD
NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS HAVE
BEEN RECEIVED BUT COM,
MITTEE INVESTIGATING.

A secretary for Brunswick's new
board of trade will probably pe elect
ed within the next few weeks by the
board of directors. The mptter is
now in the Hands of a special commit
tee composed of Albert Fendig and F.
E. Twitty, This committee will de-
eide upon one of the applicants and
will submit a recommendation to the
board of directors. 1t is NOR" than
probable that the man they endorse
will be elected to the position
A large number of applications have
been received, all Of which have been
referred to the committee There are
several local men seeking tre rosi-
ton, while a number of Applications
have been received from out-cf- town
people. The committee, hownI er, is
making a thorough Investigation be-
fore making the selection, as it is
realized that the best man possible
must be secured. The success of the
new organization, in large degree,
depends on the secretary, aLd it is
the intention Of the board t1 secure
The best man possible for the posi-
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-12
GOVERNOR MAY APPOINT
THE>SOL|ClTOR TODAY
TWO CANDIDATES ARE sANGUINE
THAT THEY WILL GET THE
APPOINTMENT.

According to information received
from Atlanta yesterday, Governor
Brown will today appoint solicitor
of the city court Of Brunswicl for a
term of two years, beginning en- Jan
uary l, next.
While there were three O., four
candidates for the position 8 few
months ago, it appears that the con-
test has narrowed down to two at
present, Ernest Dart, the pre.,t Mt in
cumbent, and A. H. Crovatt, tie we'll
known attorney, and it is more than
probable that one of these candidates
will receive the appointment
Both of these attorneys have re-
ceived strong endorsements fro1 local
people and elsewhere in the state
and strong fight has been going on
in their behalf. They are botE san
guine that they will receive the ap-
pointment, and the action Of Governor
Brown is being awaited win mucn
interest.
This is the only local appCl tment
to be made by the governor during
tho present session hof the lesisla-
ture.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-12
GAS EXPLOSION THOUGHT
TO HAVE KILLED EIGHT
MINERS ENTER CLOSED SHAFT
AND MANNED BODIES LATER
FOUND BY REsCUE9s.

Moundsville, W. Va, July 11.-Eight
miners are believed to have becl kill
ed by a gas explosion in the Panama
mine of the Ben Franklin Coal COM
pany here this morning.
The Panama shaft had been closed
for several weeks until today when
ten men entered the workings 10 load
coal. They had been in the mine only
a short time when there came an eX-
plosion. Seventy other empl"yes of
the company assembled, ana eneral
Foreman McCabe organized d rescue
party.
They penetrated the mine fer over
three quarters Of mile before they
came uIon two burned and mangled
bodies. The two men were nYt dead,
but it is feared that they cannot sur
vive Here the gas was SC strong
the rescuers were driven back
Foreman McCabe secured medical
from Moundsville altG hast
lily organized another party in the
hope of saving the eight m'n who
were farther in the mine. 50 much
time had elapsed, however, tnat Nc
Cabe expressed the belief that all
were dead.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-12
Gov. Dineen AssaiIed

Senator Lorimer launched into a
spirited attack on Governor Dineen,
and his fees in office as sta,t's at
torney.
Some day the people Of my state
will put into the state attorneys Of
fice," he said, "a man who will 90
through the records and make Gov.
ernor Deneen pay back inte' est to
school funds, 100000 Or moe, that
belongs to him no more THAI this
capitol building belongs to NJ"
: Senator Lorimer said he lad felt
compelled to tell the senate about
Governor Deneen, Victor Lawson, and
the McCormicks, and Pattersors, who
control the Tribune" in order to show
the character of the people who had
been fighting him.
Mr.. Lorimer declared that errone-
Gus statements had been sent out to
the referred by the newspaper agen-
cies. He referred to what he termed
the control of news sources Ly Vic
tor Lawson, Melville E. stone and
Frank b. Noyes, who formerly ran
the Record Herald for Mr.. LAWSON.
The senate took a recess at $50 p.
m. until tomorrow morning, waen Mr..
Lorimer will conclude his speech and
a vote probably will be taken. The
end of today's session was blought
about by the senator's weakened phy-
sical condition.