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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-06-14
ATTENTION

The l. o. O.. F. Lodges will OBJ
serve their annual Memorial Day
on Sunday, June 16, 1912, at l
o'clock P. M. Meet at L. 0. O. F.
Hall, parade to cemetery for SER
vices and decorating graves. All
G.. A. R., S. of v, Spanish War
Veterans, also members Of all
secret societies, as we'll as the
general public, are requested to
help us in the observance Of this
day.
Per request of the Committees.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-06-14

Notice-One horse branded S2
on enon riGht a and u on on right OH left left
shoulder, came into my pasture
about May 18th. Owner can
have same by paying charges.
John H. Mable, Ridgway, Mont
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-06-14

n I'D You ever stop and notice the many &C.
commodations that are offered in your
home town, Accommodations that can and
do save you many hard-earned dollars every
year. Some eighteen months ago we commenc-
ed preparing a complete set of township maps
of this section of Montana, nearly SO in all.
These plats are finished, thus giving us the only
complete set found outside of the county seat
of Custer County. They were prepared for your
benefit and you are invited to make use of them
whenever desired. The prepared plats show the
location of entries, names of entrymen, dates of
filing and tracts of unoccupied lands. The cost
of preparing these plats has been considerable,
therefore we make you a small charge to pay
for keeping them up-to-date. Another accomo-
dation offered you is our land law library. We
endeavor to keep copies of all land laws and land
decisions. These can be examined free of cost.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
IL MatrDfen in Sebaitopol psgen
Meuterei gum Sobe
1lEb LOG 2lnbere au Idngeren GefGngz
nibitrafen perurtbsilt.
Ser Balfanfrieg.

2rnbon, Z. Jtop. - Bon Dem
gaH3en groBen 0ebiet Der europaIihen
9iirtei, oas bic 1iirfen Sabrbunoerte
lang beberrfht, baben iie 5ur 3sit nur
nod flint tleine Diitritte in ihrem
BeitB. lInb ielblt bieie flint Diitritte,
4onitaRtinopel, Mbrianopel, Saloniti,
Monaitir unb Stutari umfahenb, iinb
ernftlih bebrobt.
Saloniti, eine itarts Jeftung, lou
tereits BON ben tiirtiihen Sruppen ge@
rdumt tporben Iein, Wobn iih bic
ab3iebenoe 4rmee setpenbst bat, lit
niht befannt, es lit aber getpib, baB
iie niht nett tommen tann, obne nit
elmer Der Mrmeen suiammen3ultoben,
tpelhe bic Stabt eingeihloIIen buben.
glud Monaitir, no 5etbib paida
nit cine groben 9lrmee itano. foll
aufeeseben unb BON ben 8erbiinbeten
beIeBt norben iein.
3ptfhen Der bulgarii6en 4rmes
unb aonitantinopel liesen nur nod bic
9fhatulia Sorts, bic ppn elmer tpieber.
bolt geThlugenen Mrn!ee ge6dlten msra
ben, elmer Mrmee, pon Der man slaubt,
bab f;e iebt niht mebr i'm Stanbe 1T,
einen sn.rsiihen Mngriff aus3ubalten.
Die bulsariiden aommanoeure iol=
len ertldrt bdben, am ndditen Sonnz
: tag in Ronfuntinppel einsieben uno
on bemIeIben Sage nod einsn Oantz
fasunsssOttesbienit in Der Scpbisns
Mofhee abbalten all ipollen.
Gtutari unb Mbrtngopel leiiten nod
eneretfhen Wiberitanb unb Militdrs,
bic bas Qanb genau fennen, ertl1rsn,
bab ber 1a1 bon 4brianopel niht 10
balb gu erparten lit, tpie Die optimiz
itiffen 8ulsaren boffen. Gs ipirr
barauf binsetpisien, bdb bic bnlsari=
ife 8elaserunssarmee nod nift in
ben Bereih Der 9aupfforts Der Sc
flung getommen 1T.
Qluh bic 0ertbeibiser BON Gtutari
baben tpieb.rbolt unb nit Grfola bic
Sffeniibe trgriffen unb eS 1T ibnen se-
lllnaen, bic Derbinbung nit Cara.
told, Der anberen tiirtifhen syeituno
am Gtutari Gee, often au baltsn unn
lie nit propiant unb Wlunition 5u
perfekn.
Die Jeinbihaft Der Malihoris. Ell
mem Gtamme BON Mlbaneien, bebins
bert Die Operationen Der Montenesriz
ntr gegen Saraioih. tpelbe Staot ber
Rronprina Oanilo BON Montsnesrc
ihon mebrmals, absr perseblid anses
griffen bat. Die Nadriht. bnb bic
Montenegriner bic tiirtiihen 5afens
itGbte MleFio unb Sua @iopanni Di
Mebuu beftbt bdtten, bat iotpeit ttine
4eitGtiguns eefuhoen.
Die Nbfif)t Gerbiens, Mlbanien big
an bas abriatiihe Meer beisBen ail
ipolIen. bGlt man bier fir cine iehr
srnite Suhe. nngeiihts Der bon DETER
r.ihsllneorn erluiIenen CHARMING.
Die Diplomatic ipirb ith pabrideinz
lih nit bieier Mngelesenbeit befaifen.
Die amtritaniids Minionsfhule fin
Mab&sn IN Geutari. RanfantinOpsl
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Jn(anO Ge(egrGp0

Die llnruben in 2iberia

Die ltnruben in 2iberiu.
Daibineton, .. g., Z. Rpp.
Das aatsoepartement Eat Riharo
6. 9unop, ben ameritanii6eu 0e=
ianotIhafts= Setretdr in Mtonrobia,
2iberia, aufssforbert, iiber Die bort
ausgebroGenen llnrubsn gu beri6ten
Sollten itcb biefelben als ernitlih ers
lpeiien, oiirfte bas ameritaniihe 8an-
tiers=Spnoitut peIhss Der gtessr-
Republif eine 2lnlei6e permittelr
pollte, BON her Sohe suridtreten
Der 9ericht, bab Elm peutI6er &reuse,
in uller Gile nah 2iberia beoroert
poroen lei. um bic beutihen sntsreI
len baIelbit 81 beidiiBen, lentte bi:
9lufmertiamteit bes Stautsbeparte.
ments auf bic 8orgdnss in Der tlsnsu
Hepublif.
Yrdiibent Soit's 2anfi a.
gungss Brotla II.
Maibington, .. g., Z. geop.
Iraiioent Gait bat am 0onneritag Die
ilblihe Ganflaaung5.E .Eroflulnatlon
erlaIien uno Den %. gtopcmber ais
gsaticnaIen Gantiagunsstag bssei2'
net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Uttlllonen-8anferott in 8oIton.
GaS 8otum Ser BrobibitioniIteu l1n6
So5ialiIteu in Sbio.
Die gD q 6len.

Rem gprf, 7. RoD. Syn eini-
gen 3ipetfelbaften Staaten iit Die 9d6z
lung Der Wa9Iberihte nod i'm @onqe,
oas 9auptintereife nebmen uber bic
Stoatsn Gulifornien uno S5qinpis in
4aIprud.
Dap SGinois, no man qnfanqs
1lder gsgIaubt bate, DaB gfooiepelt
gelIsgt babe, Woobrcp 0itIon cine
pluralitdt bon ungefdbr $1,000 qeaez
ben bat, mar i6on friib am 9l6enb err
ltAtlih. 2lber Californian, tpeItler
IStaat DON ben 0emOtraten beam
lPrudt puroe, iaien am 2lbeno tpieber
Den yrogreiiipen 5ufaQen gu poqen.
Die pluralitdt 8ilIons, Die am Mlittz
nod auf $4,000 abgeiddbt tpurpe. 1T
ouf 300 5uTammengsIdmoI3en uno
nle gtahri4ten bon einigen bunDert
abgelegenen pre3intten Duren nod
ntht etngetroffen. Die sFu6rer Der
yro9reTiipen bebaupten, baB nit bic
| zen pre5intten aooieDelt cine 9luraIiy
tat er9alten tpiirbe. Die betrefFenoen
Yre3tntte limb aber in Der ReoeI beroz
trattia uno gGiliOn i4eint 6afer cine
tleins pluralttdt i'm Staote gu BADEN.
I'm 5e6n ll6r Qbenos mar QBiI7on
Roolepelt nod um 524 borQus.
8eino6e 40 StunDen lana, nu6 9es
enbigung Der Dabl, Eatte man oyQts
nots in Die Rooiepelttolonne oereGlnet
uno crit Die Nahrihten aus ben
@ounttes i'm Snnern IieBen erIeben,
odB Wilion i'm Staate Iiegreit mar.
gorlduftgen Observation-Disclosures
gemdB iaetnen RoOIeDeIt uno laft
5uIammen ungefdbr cine Miuion
Stlmmen mebr erbalten gu 6Qben ais
MilIon. Bilion BAT unqefGbr 46
Yro5ent bes @olfspotums er6atten,
Tooieoelt 20 unb 5aft 25 9rosent.
Sm Sabre 1908 bate Salt "a Bro
sent oes 8oltspotums erbalten.
Die tpdbrenD bes Sages aus O2iu=
neipta eingetroffenen Ra9ritten Be-
itdtigen Die Qlnnabme, DAP HopieDelt
Die II Gletoralitimmen bes Staatss
erholten BAT.
S6gleih WiIIon in Hep SampI6ire
fgeliegt fat, lit eine republitanifhe 9ee
! gislatur eripGblt poroen, Die einen re-
publttanti6en Senator eripdbleu niro,
Die aongrebDeleoation Mihtqans,
Die fdit immer rein republitaniId)
mar, piro oiesmaI aus u6t Repub!t-
tanern, orei Semotraten uno afpei
| Jprtlfrittlern beiteben. Sas Trauen=
| Itlmmre6tsamenoement puroe init Ell
ner plurdlitdt BON ungefG6r 5000 an
genommen.
Sopa bat cine gluraIitGt bon unz
gefabr 10000 fir MiIIpn obgegebsn,
Die 2egislatur lit aber fart repubIi=
fantIh.
Die gluralitdt HopIepelts in qenn.
i1loanien piro Rn9efGbr $4,000 be-
! trQgen.
S6io.
Columbus, o, Z. 9tobenber.
a[us oen ioipeit oorliegelloen 8abI6e-
rihten gebt berpor, DAB Hep. CAMEL
q. BOILING, Ser @ouperneurS-4unoi.
oat Ser Grohibitioniiten $4,000 bis
$4,000 Stinmen erbielt, 3. +. etna
4 Wtal 10 uiel als Der probibitioniiti-
| ihe 4anoioat I'M Sabre 1908. SSn
einigen Counties bes StaateS nabm
Das 0otum Ser aa!tDaner-8rigaog
I'm 100 bis 200 Nro5ent 5ll.
Die So5ialiIten behaupten, baB lie
in DER 9ienItag=SSubl an 100000
Stimnnen abgaben nno 5, y. IN
Gupaboga nno Sucas Gouutp fir III,
rem Brdlibentihafts- s-aanoioatell Elm
sroBeres 8otum er5ieIten, ais fiir
Gait a6sege6eu !puroe. Dor pier Sab.
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Cincinnati. Gsrcitag, ocn g. Wcpember 1912.
30 arquis Gan @tuliano in
Berlin.

81 Warquis Gan @iuliano in
Berlin.
8erlin, 7. globember. Der 8ez
fu9 bes italieniifen Wtiniiters bes
Neubsren Wfdrquis bi San 8iu(iano
in Berlin nimmt einen nah ieber Ri6z
tung bin giinIttgen 8erlouf. Die Som
fersn3en nit Den maBgebenben Stuatsz
mdnnern, benz Reidstanaler Or. bon
8etbmonn Sollpeg, bem Staatsietrtdr
bes NeuBern b. Observation-Disclosures unb
anbsren decentralization baben it6 in
60fF befriebtgenDer Weiie geitaltet.
8aiier Wilbelm bat ben italienti6en
Stautsmann in Observation-Disclosures
Deiie empfaneen. Der Marquis iiberz
retdte benz 8aiisr Elm SanbThreiben
beg aOntgs @tttor emanuel unb
purDe Bel Dieier 9eleaenbsit DOM &aiz
Ter burh gsrleibung bes boben Or
oeHs bonn S6Pur5en 9lbler ausaez
3ei9net, ben Der Marquis NIT Worten
bss OaHtes entgegennabm.
Die lnterhaltung oes aatfers nit
Ieinem 8eIu6er tudbrte geraume 3ett.
prin3 9einrih aus Sapan n
3uriid.
9robabmirdl Bring 6einri6 1T pon
Der oitafiatiihen Heiie heimgetebrt, Die
sr unternommen Fate, UNI ben GatIer
BEL Der 9eiieBung oes Wtitaoo Wlutz
iubtto in SotiD gu pertreten.
| Der Prin3 bat ieinen faiIsrlt6en
8ruber balo nu9 fsiner Intunft be-
| iudt unb ibm iiber feline ReiIe unb
feline Qufnohme in SapaH 8eridt erz
! itattet.
Gin 9 ptpnagez pro5eb.
Wien, 7. glopember. Die Ser
9anblung elmer Spionassoffdre, bic bei
ibrer 4ufoedung 6etrdhtlides &uTTez
fen errsgts, bat bier ihrsn @nfung gsz
nommen.
Gs banbelt fid nm ben Saa bes
ungeblifen Spions Murman, Der eEe=
mails ben y2amen zines 5retbrr b.
| Wldr6felD 1ubrte.
Dem Qussans bes pro3sIIes, Der
gum grObten 5beil btntsr geihlDIienen
S6iiren itattftaDst uno Der mebrere
Gage in anlpruh ne6men oiirfte, ptrp
NIT SpaHuung sntgegeHg:ieben.
II Meutsrer cum gobepers
urtbeilt.
Gem It opDl, RuBlunb, Z. Nop
Oas Marinsosriht bat bier an 0Dn=
nerItag II meuteriIhe Watroisn gum
5ooe perurtEtIt unD 106 gu &c:
| fGngniBItrafen BET barter 2lrbeit Dor
bier Bis u6t Sabren. Die Mdnner ma:
rem angetla9t, Nleutereisn in Der ruI.
itfden Slotte angelttftet gu baben.
Ser Gampfer 81 0 y al
8eorgc" &c itranoet.
Guebec, Z. gtonelnber. gtpu
100 8aiiaqiere oes 9ampfers rRopQl
8eorqe", rpelher Wfittrpotb glbcnO
0Itlid) Don 4oint ct. 2arprence aui
! ben StranO Iief murben 3tcnItaa BON
einem Sfleppoampfer nu6 bier ges
traht 1mo in Spe3iaL3iigen nad DGOn-
treaI peiterbeforDert.
Gapt. 9elanger pom 1antpfer So
pop", tpeIher 0ouneritag an Dem
! ,Ropal George" por6eifllbr, III Der
Aniit,t, baB Ger geitrnnoete Sanrpfer
iid) nidt IN elmer gefGbrliden Sage
beTinoet. Wiehrere fleinere Gunpfer,
ImeIfe Die nod al goro befinblihen
Gaiiagierc Oe5 nHopal George" an
9ano beforocrn, permohteu CORNERS.
Tag tpegen beitieen 9InoeS mo hobeil
Seegangs nid)t an oenielben berar5lt.
fonnlen. Gs befinoen Iid) nod meb.
rere bunoert 3wiihenoeds- Faiiagiere
on gorb.
Ter ,Ropal George" periuf)te mil
ciner Sabrgeihninoigfeit BON Is
Neilen Die Stllnbe oas enge 6abr.
paiier 81 paiiiren ob9leid oil
Sflneuigfeit nller SfJtiie bier OH
41a Weilen Sic Stltuoe reou5irt iper,
oen IoIlte.
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76. Satrgattg.
@etterberiMt.

Sir 8 BIO. Sd)ones 8etter AM
ssreitag. glm SamItag ihoiles illIo
irdrmeres ggetter. 9torolibe gSlnDe,
Die perdnoerli6 nerDcr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Das Re(ulat Der Da6tea.
Sss~
Wph INNER niht in alien Staa=
ten befannt.
-@~-
Sn eSlliupis bat 1Sooorptu 9SiIfon
nnb ni9t Nnoienelf geftest.


-."~
SS5u Californian bangt oos HeiuLtat
Don penigen Bre3i1tten ab,
lin Witternaht butten Gooieuelt uno
8ilion faIt gIeihe Stimmen5abl.
Minneiota bat ieine IL StiHlmen fir
Rooieoelt abgegeben.
~:
Ser nGhIte 8unoe5ienat
NIro BON Den Gemotraten funtroQirt
UerOen.
Iurd cine grploiion pou Oaioliu.
oampfen
-~.
@uroen in Tetroit mebrere 4nQber
8etootct ooer i6per perlebt.
-~E-
UttlltoAen.8unterott in Bolton.
GaS Sotum Der BrobibitioniIteu ltn0
1o3ialiiten in Ohio.
Sad So6nion in Chicago BON Ser
@er. Staatet @ranoiurp in
Anfiage5uitanO oerlest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08

Muslano. Selegrapb
Morianopel loQ fapitn'
lirt babtrl.
pie 2ga6ri6t foG a6er pcn
oen 1urgaren 5urii&ge-
6aften weroen,
9ie jekt ale &raite auibieten,
nm 3onitantinopel in ibre
@emalt 5n befommen.
Gle bic MGbte Gelegen6sit ertultsn 5u
interpeniren.
Sic fonen bic Mbiift buben, lhon am
Spnntas in 3onitontinopsl
ein3uaiehen.
81
Bdbrenb Der Iebten "a Stunoen babsn
aber tsine admpfe ituttgefunben.
81
Die Jorberunsen Der Serben bebrohen
anidsinenb ben europaii9sn
5rieoen,
>Ss>
Da Seltsrreih fie niemdls awrtennsn
pirb.
81
RDnie Nitolaus nit feinen Grrunsenz
fdaften unsufri.ben.
-
or 1T nit feiner 4rmse taum iiber
fsiHe eisenen 2anosssrenasn
binausseIanst.
~
II MatrDien in Sebaitopol psgen
Meuterei gum Sobe
81
1lEb LOG 9lnoere au ldngeren 9efdngz
nibitrafen berurtbsilt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-08
Brunswick May Soon Have a
Real, Live Commercial Body

The efforts made by The News early
in the year to organize in Brunswick
a live, commercial body, with a paid
secretary, may yet prove fruitful.
While the proposition met with the
the favor of a large percentage Of the
business people of the city, still it
appeared, at the time, that there was
no one who would take the initiative
in the movement, but the matter has
never been dropped, and an effort is
now on foot to organize such body
and it is believed that a meeting will
be held within a week or SO to dis
cuss the matter.
Every Brunswick business man
realizes that such an organization is
one of the greatest needs Of the cry
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-08
WILL GIVE TAFT
POWERTOGUARD
MEXICAN BORDER
REP. SMITH (TExAs), WANTS Ac.
TioN TAKEN IN CLAIMS or
AMERICANS KILLED.
Conditions Remain the Same in tns
Southern Republic, But Uncle Sam
Continues to Prepare for Any Con-
tin9eney That Might Arise.

washington, Feb. 7.--Legislation TO
give to President Taft added power ta
fully protect Americans along the
Mexican border in case of another
Mexican outbreak at border points is
to be introduced into the house soon
by members of the foreign affairg
committee.
Representative Foster is formulat
Ing proposed laws that will meet the
view of the president and the state
department as to the powers that
should be given the executive head of
the government.
Representative Smith of Texas
democrat, today urged the passage of
his resolution to instruct the state de
part nent to press claims of Americans
at El Paso and Douglas WHO were in
Jured or suffered loss on American
Soil from stray bullets from the bat
ties of Juarez and Aqua Prieta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-08
BUSINESS MEN
ENTER PROTEST
AGAINST ACTION OF COUNTY
! COMMISSIONERS IN NAMING
A SPECIAL OFFICER.

If ever any action of a county or
city body met with the disapproval
Of he people generally, it was that
of the Glynn county commissioners,
Who, at their meeting on Tuesday
recommended the appointment OF a
special county officer at salary OF
300 per month, whose duty it will
be 20 look up violations of various
Jaws in Glynn county.
A News reporter yesterday, in an
honest effort to see just how the
move was received by the business
people of the city, interviewed large
number of business men, and in not a
single instance was the action of the
commission endorsed. 1t was consid-
cred by many, an outrage to resort
10 such methods and to use the coun-
TVS funds in such manner.
The commissioners, of course, have
nothing to say regarding the matter,
only that they believe such an officer
as needed to properly enforce the
DAVIS They argue that the officer is
10 be employed to work most of the
time il the county districts, where
the people have no protection what
ever, and that the officer is to be
employed for a period of only TWO
months, but this reason is not suffi-
'cient, it is held by the business peo-
PIE Of the city.
1t is not believed that the prohi-
bition law is being violated in the
country districts; if it is, then it is
strange that none of the violators
have ever been brought to justice,
and no reports of trouble caused by
whisky ever reaches the city. On st.
Simon, during the summer season, an
officer is needed, and. no protest is
ever made by the people when the
commissioners, each summer, detail
an officer for special work on the
island, but it is not believed that suen
an officer is needed for work in
Brunswick and elsewhere in the
county.
Many citizens, were SO strong in
their protest against the action of
ahe solons, that they stated that they
were ready and willing to sign a pc
sition requesting the judge of the city
court not to make the appointment,
and stated that they would lend their
aid in any way possible to defeat the
Nnwarranted and altogether unneces-
@ary move. of the commissioners.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-08
TARIFF HEARINGS ARE
BEGUN IN WASHINGTON
Senate Finance Committee to Hear
Arguments of Manufacturers.

Washington, Feb. THE senale
committee on finance today began a
series of hearings on the house steel
tariff revision bill which would make
an average reduction of 35 per cent.
in the present tariff law The hearing
marked the first real work OF the
senate on the tariff question at this
session of congress-
No attempt had been made to limit
the hearings, but Chairman Penrose
has indicated view that the commit
tee may be able to finish the hearings
in about three weeks and then pro-
coed to considel the bill in execu-
tive session and make prompt report
to the senate.
Many persons representing interests
affected have asked to speak.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-08
ToUGHS TRY TO MURDER
PREACHER AT FT. WORTH

Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. 7.-The
courts today came to the aid of the
Rev. Fank Norris, of this city, who
has twice been the object of MUIR
derous assaults, and whose church
was burned Sunday. Special instruc-
sions were given for grand jury in
vestigation. Rev. Norris friends as
sert he has been attacked because
of his crusade for law enforcement
here. He is pastor of the First Baptist
church.
1t developed today. that in filling a
speaking engagement; at Ennis, about
fifty miles from here, Monday, Rev.
Norris travelled in an automobile, his
srields saying a train journey would
expose him to attacks.
There is a $3.50 reward out for
the arrest of those who burned his
church Sunday and attempted to burn
the parsonage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-08
Rebels Hold Cattle.

Ell Paso, Tex Feb. Mexican
trains are operating south to Chi
huahua today, as usual, but the Mex
lean Northwestern has annulled all
trains until further orders. Mexican
rebels burned seven bridges south of
Santa Sofia, which is lO5 miles South
of here.
An attempt to load train of cattle
on This railroad today at San Pedro
was prevented by the rebels, who de-
clared they miGht want the cattle
themselves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-08
BELATED STEAMER ARRIVES.

Pensacola, Feb. 7.-Nineteen days
overdue, the British steamer Fernen-
de "eached here Tuesday from Nor
denham, Germany, with a cargo or
kainit. When within 80 miles of the
Bermudas, the coal supply was eX-
hausted. The steamer was picked up
by Spanish steamer. bound from
Tampa to Baltic ports, after drifting
about for several days. Captain New
man said the vessel was stripped Of
every bit Of ay9;'able wood work in
an effort to supply the boiler with
sufficient fuel to enable the ship to
reach the station in the Bermudas.
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Pensacola Troops Held.

Pensacola, Feb. 7.-Contrary to ex.
pectatlons, the two companies of the
coast artillery, stationed at Fort Bar
racas, did not leave for the Mexican
frontier today. All of the soldiers
We're today ordered to remain at the
fort and leaves of absence from the
reservation were cancelled
OHlcers EXPIRE IS the belief that t,e
war cepartmen; was merely ANXIOUS
to ascertain how quickly the troops
could be assembled in case If an
emergency.
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Six Million Dollar Mortgage
Is Filed in Superior Court

all Of the concerns of the Hilton and
Dodge Lumber company, formerly op-
Grated separately, had been consoli-
dated under one management and will
hereafter be known as the Hilton
Dodge Lumber company. The con-
Germ now does business in several
sections of the state and the mort
gage was filed in each county in which
the COL rcern operates a sawmill or is
otherwise engaged in business.
The mortgage is quite a voluminous
document and will take up a number
of pages in the record book Of the
local court.
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One OF the largest mortgages re-
corded in the Glynn superior court
in recent years was filed yesterday
BY the Hilton-Dodge Lumber COM
pany, for $6,000,OOO, the mortgage be-
ing in favor of the First Trust and
Savings Bank and Emile X. Boisot, as
trustee, Of Chicago. The mortgage
was eled simultaneously in nineteen
other counties in Georgia, where the
LUMBER company mentioned does bus
mess.
The fling of this big mortgage is
the result Of the announcement made
in these columns a few days ago that
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JUST ARRIVED.
A New Line of Hats and Caps at A..
ZeImenovitz's.

To supply all those who wish to-
make change in their winter hats
Mr.. Zelmenovitz bought another lot of
ladies' and children's hats and caps,
and hoods for infants. The stock has
just arrived and will be put on sale
today. Special reduction for the next
three days In prices. Every custom
er can be suited and prices to suit
the times.