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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-06
British Position.

LONDON, Noy. 5.--Tbe British atti-
tude in the Balkan situation was eH-
planned in the house of commons by Slr
Edward Grey, who was loudly cheered
when in reply to a question he sand:
IS No one in view of the result OF the
war up TO today will he disposed to dis
putc the rights Of the Balkan states to
formulate the terms on which they are
prepared to conclude peace.
Do not think that the great powers
are more slow than other people to ad-
inst their known views TO the march
Of events. The powers are exchanging
views in regard TO the near cast, but
il must be very delicate matter for
them to interfere between the bellig-
erents unless they do so at the request
Of BOTH ;,
Asked whether Great Britain couId
not follow the precedent Of Mr.. Roose'
welt in the Russo Japanese war, SIT Ed
ward did not reply
| Sir Edward denied that Great Bnt.
ain had given warning of any KIND
to Bulgaria. The movements OF Brit
ish ships and their intentions, he said
were precisely similar 10 those of the
other powers, namely. to protect lives
The steps had been taken as result OF
communications which had passed be-
| tween the powers.
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HORDES OF ISLAM
KILL CHRISTIANS
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special CaDIe 10 The TrlbUne.
LONDON, Nov. 5.--Thc speedy fall
Of Copstantinoplc is inevitable. The
Bulgarians have cut of the capital IS
water supply by occupying the town
Of Dercos aud have pushed their ad-
vance guard under the guns of the
uorthcrnmost forts Of the chain of de.
fcnses behind which the Turks are
making their last stand.
The Bulgarians have occupied the
region between Tchorlu and Tchatalia
and completely surrounded the Turkish
force in that district. The lombard.
mcnt of Adrianople continues without
abatement. a large force OF Scrviaus
detached from the Soryian army in
Macedonia passed through sofia today
TO assist in the siege Of the Turkish
stronghold
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SQUIRRELS AID MEN.
Harvest Of Pine Seeds is Accomplished
by Robbing Winter Stores.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 5-District ) Forester
T. a. Sherman SAYS that thu annual
harvest of pine seeds is practically
completed throughout the forests un-
der his supervision and that the crop
will be not less than 10000 bushels, a
quantity sufficient to carry on the re-
forestation in the fourth district for
the next two years. The collection OF
pine seeds is one Of the most impor-
tant tasks of the forestry workers.
Although squirrels are regarded by
many as damaging pest, they receive
the protection of the forestry workers
for the aid they give in the annual
harvest OF pine seeds. AS matter of
fact, the seed harvesters rob the little
animals of their winter supply of food,
The bulk of the crop is obtained by
robbing the caches made by the squir-
rcls Several hundred bushels Of pine
cones have been found in one gulch
or draw, and frequently an abandoned
cabin will contain several bushels.
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Water Supply Cut Of.

LONDON. Nov. 5,-The water supply
Of Constantinoplo was cut off today by
largo Bulgarian force, which occupied
Derkas, at the end of the line Of Tchat.
aIja, from which point the aqueduct
supplying the Turkish capital starts, ac.
cording to news agency dispatch from
Sofia.
The Bulgarisns have occupied the ter
ritory between Tchorlu and Tchatal ia.
completely surrounding the Turkish
force in that district.
Another Bulgarian column formed of
detachments from Drama and other cap
tured towns is marching on the seaport
Of Kavala on the Aegean sea.
An allied force consisting of Bull
garians from Kurul5 and Greeks from
Yenidie Vardar is proceeding by forced
marches TO Saloniki,
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Austria Calls Halt.

BUpAPEST, No, o.-The Austro-
uuncarv foreign minister. Count Won
Rertchtold in a statement TO-DAY 10 the
foreign affairs committee oi 'he Ao''''s"
delegation, said ,,,..
'yEheress the Balkan states orlsinallE
den1andcd administrative reforms for the
Improvement of the condition. OF tneil
rage an Turkey. the successes they nave
gained i'm the war have considerably en-
Isrscd their aspirations, which arc no
longer consistent with the principle OF
~ Austria is not Influenced by any
tendencies toward expansion, our guld-
Ing care must be TO combine. according
,,nns thn need the maintenance OF peace
N.,,,, tbe supreme duty imposed upon us
a. defending the interest OF the mon"
srchy from any impairment
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Cruiser Arrives.

NSTANTINOPLE, Nov o'-Ihe
Eritisb cruiser Weymouth entered the
i1ar5uncIIes today and will arrive AZ the
Rosphorus R,s % some time tonight She is the
first foreign war vessel 10 reach Constan
tinople for the protection OF torelSn resi-.
dents French and Russian WarShps arc
nHpscted to arrive tomorrow.
: No important news has reached nero
from the seat Of war In tho eastern
T,,rl,Ish provinces and none at all IN re-
s,i Ia the operations around Scutari,
JanIia, Monastir and salon'ld-
The Turks are pouring troops into the
forts along the. Tchatal1a line, Whcre lncy
ars nrepa ring for n renewal OF the srug-
"ic AGAINST The Bulsarians The weather
Is vef,y cold Rain is falling on the plains.
while IL is showing In the mountains,
ARMIES very difficult
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS,
MENT NO. l.

Austin Water Co. Principal place Of
business room 2G Continental Bank,
salt Lake city, Utah.
Npticc-Therc arc delinquent upon the
following described stock. OF account OF
ass ses smcnt No. /, levied August 25. 1917,
tho several amounts set opposite the
names OF respective shareholders, a. fol-
lows:
Cert.
No. Name. Shares Amt.
l3-Henry l.. t.sta brooks. AS 1e.e
iI--Sarah Coz Anthony. go loo. 90
l6-Chss. III. Bannister ctlus-
teep ..,...;. .,.'.,..... Go 100 on
And in accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors made ON
the Goth day of August. 1912. so many
shares ol each parcel of such stock as
MAJ be necessary Will be sold AZ the Of
fee OF the company az Room ~, Cont
mental Bank. salt Lake city, on the 9nd
day of December. 1912. ot p. M, 10 pay
delinquent assessrne ent- thereon. together
with cost of advertising aud expenses OF
sale. nOUlS u. FAENSWORTH,
Secretary and Treasurer Austin water
Co. ESil
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
In the matter of Gilman l.. Eastman
voluntary bankrupt.-In bankruptcy.
No. l521.
To tho creditors OF Gilman l.. Eastman OF
salt Lake City In the County OF Salt
Lake and district aforesaid. bankrupt.
Notice is hcreby given that on the Isl
day OF November, 1917, the said Gilman l..
Eastman Was duly sdjudicatod bankrupt:
and that the frst meeting OF his creditors
Will be held at my OffIce In the Cont
mental Block, Salt Lake city. Utah, on
the 10th DAY of November. 1912, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon. at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee examine the
bankrupt and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Salt Lake CITY. Nov. ;. 1912. kSo5
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Results in City.

The following are The complete to.
tails for Ogden city Districts:
For congrcSsman-Ho Dwell (R) 232s,
Jacob johnson (R) 2l6o, Thomas (D)
2l96, 7. d. Johnson ID Ply, Love
(P) 23S2. Lewis Larson (P) 1854.
For Judges Of the supreme court
Frick (R) 1926, Young (D) POSI-, Hilcs
(P) 237S.
For governor-Spry (Rl 2S14, Tolton
Id 1927, Morris (P) 2558.
For state CONTEMPLATION (R)
2ls5, England CD 1915, Hendershot
Pl 2472.
For state Observation-Disclosures (R)
2355, Mendenhall CD 2o9o, Adams (P)
1896.
For state auditor-Kolly (R) 1858,
Blsin CD 2035, Adams (Pl 23T4.
For attorney gcncral-Rarnes (R)
1882. Striugfcllow (D) 1920, Lawrence
(Pl 235d
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a. . Bad Condition.

,sii.,, 'S,IEdisis ,Ei are in bad condi.
y Il n mn Inc host Of So wounded, rodoI.
g Il III IT. rom want Of - food sDI
ss,s',sr, 't ,ssSF sSFew " away their
y ssIiss,,!o sIs 70 rally and nSe 1eforH, two
is's, iaa,, Than 6eretooffcsrdp' toto prosahIy a5 Ply
rSsis, This will siun cause tT9m d;f,ii
Rsssssv,,ssd ,,sday that the Greeks
q lspsi,us,Ss attack on saIon;ki assGki
n ,ss,ssi,r,v ,sssirvians and aT.IIs Buia,rih on that at
.sa' .sss@s,d which is both unlike.
dgariHa' H's' Great Britain lePas ba :
rs Great aa,Sap,nst inst entering Con-,
Ia Britain S CHIEF in.
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Amy Coming.
brlpariun n-.

E.ni IFSlga:rlan FagI:l army commanded
n ,,asl aalI'199tshef. N che is marcbing
n, w.. mo. o. tho Sea Of Marmora
|t,,sdsI1I s1dsIIon with tho Bulgarian
Riu oy General Dimitrieff
H. tss,s aS' move move quickly, the Bul.
N ti,neayc eayc worked hard, a.
,S'Nu.' SsSu'ards of wounded Turks Ks
lkn !. 10 care for and have
T" bury a large number of
'sis sls'iS X; ;t1ts9 ,Ss in a dispatch
n, Ss Ss.I Turkish army in n Maess, tp"s
en ra rSsea ordered to assist The
b isl,se p,sess as and Montenoee7r1iInss. s"'
IL y Sosst Soha on the way to Ad.
INV usopt abatement "nieH
datp tpIss ns,. at rehafalHia. ia i"u b"t Pfs,, If i
'k!adf ~, y. Of the army mana ao ascd d
NNc DOEit:a a, = ''
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terest in that city at present is to pre-.
vent massacTes.
IL is said Turkey probably will ask
the powers each to send a warship 10
Constaptinople.
Dispatches from the Turkish capital
say the Ottoman press is taking the sit.
uatou calmly with the exception of the
Shiek Shawisb, which prints n violent
article against the powers The news.
paper is being eagerly bought by the
public.
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EH;Ir;rsrr-i-s-

|I0y. Nov. 5.-The great pow
|nd Europe nrc aliGning them
| zl5e on either side of q very
|tpp line regarding the future
|hIun states Public opinion in
y Franc. and Russia is that the
|Rrn have the territory which
b, conquered and Russia partic'
Do warned Turkey that coDdl-
LII cply become worse should
tfa.lsr occur at Tchatalls.
n cher side are Austria Hun
|sz,py and Italy. Austria. Hun
~ alter all is the most di-
|rSsleJ, heing the nearest
Fn ihe Balkan states, VIII not
yei, III quietly by and see
|l league establish itself across
ID ihe Aegean sea. in which di-
ss iysde is expanding. while at
! .ize the Servians spread to
fis, s'a. The Austrian govern
|rit oul that the Alhanians are
rslion as any of the allies
illsnia should be reserved for
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Boosting for Ogden.
Special to The Tribune.

SpeCIdT 10 IUc IVTUUhe.
OGDEN, Nov 5.-Eauipped with Il
supply of new letterheads, which were
especially printed for advertising pur-
poses, the ogden Publicity bureau has
entered upon the campaign OF advcrtis
ing Ogden and Weber county among the
residents of Kansas and Nebraska by the
use of names supplied by former resi-
dents now living IN this city. With each
letter Is sent a copy of the October Ar
rowhcad magazine which contains a
ton Manager o. j. Stlwell believes
that this system OF publicity will prove
the most effectual yet attempted by the
bureau.
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Montenegrins Repulsed.

VIENNA, Nov 5,-The correspond
cnt at Scutari Of the Reichspost tele-
graphs that the Montenegrlns again
crossed the Boyana river TO-DAY olt
that they met superior force OF Turks
and were compelled to retire.
Some Of the Montenegrin shells MT
houses in the Christian quarter OF ocu,
tari and number of persons were
wounded, -,
The Turkish military hospital also
was hit by shells fired at magazine
close by
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|h Arbitrate.

|.uapandent adds. significantly:
als'9T Of Russia will be tax zen
4l'' between Seryia and Bul,
.sard 10 ihcsc conauests
- '9i loreSeeu in the original
es'geen the allies,
|., a'tlme the Bulgarian troops
q. 81 Tchorlu are preparing
ael advance on Tchatalia.
ugnts and four days of con.
/, s.1g ..1s around Lule Burgas, the
N |,aiefs were given two days
u, ~ psilGd expired TODAY, and
~ n " lols time probably arc
i.hI army near Tchorlu is
s,esd NIX With troops taken from
NJ iorces around Adrianople,
|',,, |s In turn have been taken
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RaWEon Funeral Today.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 5.--l-uneral services FOR
Joseph II. Rawson. who committed sui
Cidc ~ his home yesterday afternoon.
viii be held At tho Lindqust chapel At
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Bishop
Oscar TurnqUist conducting. lntermcnt
will be in the ogden City cemetery.
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ROOSEVELT WINNER
IN WEBER COUNTY
Big Bull Moose Chief Pulls
Through, Leaving Fol
lowers Behind.
WILSON COMES SECOND
Republican County Ticket Is
Ahead by Safe Pluralities
in Ogden.
WILSON COMES SECOND
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Nov. 5,-The incomplete
returns from tho thirty.nine districts
of Weber county at midnight indicate
that Roosevelt will carry the county
by 500 with Wilson second and Taft
third, The complete reports from the
seventeen districts of Ogden city give
Roosevelt 273l, Wilson o0S3, Taft 205l
md Debs SIS. From the result in Oc.
den city it would seem that the en-
tire Republican county ticket has been
Surc ful
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Teacher Goes 20 Jail

special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. "a. j. Baker. a school
teacher of Mapieton. 81 wears 81 age. WAS
arrested today and brought 10 the county
Jail here by Deputy Sheriff Verne Dunn.
The man IS charged with lcwd conduct.
lie Will be srraigued tor preliminary
hearing Wednesday. Bakers arrest was
brought about through the Mapleton
school board.
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and In accordance with law, and AN or
der of the board OF directors made on
tho 26th day of August. 1912. so manJ
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
may he necsssary. Will be sold at the OF
flee of the company. No, Col South Main
day OF November, 1912. at the hour OF
. n. m TO pay DELINQUENT assessments
thereon. together with the cost OF ad-
yertlslnr and expenses of the sale.
CHARLES TYING, Secretary.
Abraham Irrigation Company
S5l South Main St, Salt LIKE city, Utah
k29
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More Troops Go Forward.

SOFIA, Nov. 5-Reinforcemeuts con-
tune to proceed to the front from the
Bulgarian capital in considerable mum
bcrs. Some Scrvian troops passed
through here yesterday for Adrianople
and today eight battalions OF volunteers,
incIuding Macedonians and Russians,
entrained for the front.
IT is reported that fighting still con.
tinues in the ncighborb ood Of Scrai and
Trhorlu.
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Austrian Fleet Moves.

VIENNA. Nov. 5.-The first division
Of the Austro. Hungarian fleet left the
naval station at Pola for the east last
night. The commander of the DIVISION
has been ordered to report TO the AUS
fro. Hungarian ambassador at Constantl-
Uople
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Susannah Pickles Dies.
Special 10 The Tribune.

NpcclaI 10 Inc TIIDUne.
PROVO. Nov 5.-Susannan Pickles. -
years OF age died here today from ihe
results OF pAraiytic stroke. She was
native OF England md came 10 Utah
several years ago. She Is survived ly
one son. Fred Pickles OF this city. and
Mrs. Florence Oakley OF Sprlngvilie. The
funeral win be held from tho Third
MArl InnnLInE mnL... TnMl-laN II ] n ~.
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Austria Replies.

VIENNA. Nov. 5.-The Austrian gov
ernmeut today notified the Turkish gov
crnment, on its request for mediation,
that Austria would first have to confer
with the other great powers and when
this had been done an answer would be
rriu
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)dDissension.

HEN Of dissension among the
tAs' themselves comes then
sislth from Belgrade, in which
~ ser'lsns arc beginning to
Wy The AUTONOMOUS Albau-
t vas agreed upon when the
w he' now faded away. 10
,ts Inc Mussuimau AlboniaDs
y against the Seryiau troops
lo' the change in the Serv.
q Inc twen,y-mile stretch Of
ilIs coast hitherto claimed by
~ @ne dispatch SAYS that
u ssnts sixty miles and that
Nontcnegro is to get more
'ao'ment of the district Of
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Plans Mausoleun1.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 the Tribunc,
OGDEN. Nov, ID. Fl. Austin, de-
sisner and builder Of mausoleums. ar
rived in the city today TO take up the
proposition OF erecting a mausoleum in
the ogden City cemetery. The Ogden
Portland Cement company is behind the
movement in this city, Mr., Austin con-
templates erecting a burial chamber COW
cring ground space of forty by l3o feet
containing $50 crypts. The estimated
cost OF the structure IS $4,000.
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Mission Prosperous.

Special 70 The Trlbune.
OGDEN, Nov. 5.--Re turning from Den
yer, where he attended a. conference or
the western states missionaries Of the
Mormon church. Apostle David @ Nc
Kay reports the western mission field in
a prosperous condition This mission
field Is In charge of John l.. Herr!ck. a
former resident OF Ogden. At the con-
ference there were more than one hun
dred elders. representing all OF the mid
die west states from Canada 10 Mexico.
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Granted Final Divorce.

Special 70 The TrIbuuc.
OGDEN. Nov. Sin the district court
today Margaret II. White was granted
final decree OF divorce from Charles 7.
White The intcrlocutory decree was
granted on MAY J. 1912.
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Granted License to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 5.-Marriazc licenses
were granted TODAY 10 John Smith Fors-
gren OF Brigham City and Miss Eva
Wright OF Penn. Utah: Shvohei ko-
nishi and Mrs. Fatsu Konish both or
Ogden.
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To Have Masonic Burial,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 5.-The Rev T.. I,
Goshen of Salt Lake will deliver the
funeral Grafton for the late Nicls :.
Miller at the Masonic temple at 2:S0
o clock tomorrow afternoon The services
Will be held under the auspices of Unity
lodge NO. is. F. and a NJ, OF which
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self out of a job. The dog catcher -
works on a commission basis and ho
made such thorough - cleaning ear
ly in the year THAT there are few dog
left untaxcd. The commissioners are
at Il loss 10 solve the problem. as they
have no special inducements 10 offer
another dog catcher.
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DIED.

VELJI--At Los Angeles, November ).
1912. Fred. the eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oswald Ncltz, the result of acci-
dent. in the twenty third wear Of his
age. The body will be brought here for
luteTment Funeral notice later
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Republican Judges Win.

The Republican candidates for Judges
of the Second district wcrc given sub
stantial maioritics in this city. No
report has been received at midnight
from Morgan and Davis counties but
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Turks Lose Alessio.

prptsA. Montenegro. Nov. o.-The
Montenegrns today occupied the town
OF Alessio 10 i inc soufness, f ued,,s % sen'"''
The Scrvians and Montenegrins have
iotued al Ipek and arc advancing against
piakoya. 10 the northwest oil Prisrena'
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT ASSESS
ASSESSMENT NUMBER z

pal place OF business. S5i South Main
street Salt Lake City, Utah Notice:
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assess
ment No. z, levied on the 26th day of
August. 1912, the several amounts sst
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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HAREMS REMOVED
FROM CAPITAL
Cable 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune
CONSrANTINOPJE, Nov. 1.-The
Turkish harems were transferred today
TO Brush, in Asia Minor, twenty miles
southeast Of the capital. The archives
Of the city have also been sent there.
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Mr.. Miller wac member. The NoG-
vii lie IN state ~ the temple on Wash
inzton avenue between tho hours OF D.
noon and 1 =. m. tomorrow
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Albanian national commission. IL is said
is to be proclaimed king of Albania
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UTAH CHAPTER. NO. l. R. A NJ.
Stated convocatiop second Wednesday
IN each month at Masonic hall. corner
Second East and First South streets.
Companions cordially invited. John T.
Breckon. Fl. P: Moses c. Phillips, Secre-
tary
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ELEcTA CHAPTER no
p g. Order Eastern star
EAasE Stated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month.
NNctGh Masonic temple. corner
MA Second East and First
South Visiting members
cordially invited.
IUCENA MARCEL, w. NJ.
MARY L. TAYLOR, Secretary
The Brunswick news., 1912-11-27
Mrs. Carnegie Gives Consent TO
Remove Body of General Lee

The story sent out from Richmond,
Va, several days ago that Mrs. Lucy
Carnegie has given her consent to
the Virginia legislature for the re-
moyai os Light Horse" Harry Lees
remains from Dungeness, the 'Carne-
and, came as surprise to the local
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton so well as others In this city
and state who have been working to
prevent this ever since it was learned
a movement was on foot to disin-
ter the remains and take them to
Lexington, Va, by the surviving
members OF the Lee family and the
legislature of the Old Dominion state.
Shortly after the report got abroad
last year that the Virginia legisla-
ture had named a committee and ap-
propr1ated $500 to defray the expen-
ses of removing the body from its
present resting place to the Lee bur-
ial ground at the Washington & Lee
University at Lexington, to be rein
tered beside the body of his illus
trious son, Robt. E. Lee, the Geor-
gia D. A. R. got busy and at it's meet
ing at Marietta last spring reso'
luton was passed protesting against
the removal OF the body on the
grounds that since It had rested on
Georgia soil 80 long It would be an act
of dissertation to disturb 1t now. The
movement was headed by Mrs. J, H.
Redding of the Waycross chapter,
who got up petition which was
signed by hundreds OF Daughters
throughout the state.
1t was the intention Of the state
D. A. r. to have the matter brought
before the Georgia legislature at
it's last session, memorializing that
body to take some action in the mat
Ter. but for so71o unknown reason the
supposed req luton was not present
d and FOR e0n TO acton was
taIseu By ers When an