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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-01-17
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. /. 1912.
Re The oHnorable.


Inc Members of Council.
Uentlemen: The year coming to
close almost to the day of this our
Anal meetlng, prevented me from pre-
parlng such a detailed report as
mad hoped to make to you land I must
ask your indulgence and refer YOU
10 the reports of the various officers
and departments for specific informa-
1on relating to the operation of each
department of our government during
the past year.
The passing year has been an
@eVenttul one in our history; it has
brought happiness and prosperity to
. cur state and city, and is replete
with inspiration and promise for the
future.
From municipal standpoint the
year has also been one of progress.
and ouI little city is in much better
financial condition today, than it has
been in a number Of years. In addi-
ton to this, the report of the health
officer shosw most gratifying con
dltlon of health, and a rate of NOR.
tally, declaring stronger than words,
the great freedom we have enjoyed
from all fatal forms Of disease.
In 1911, as you know, the tax rate
was raised fifteen cents (15c) on the
hundred; this increased our income
from taxes nine thousand five hundred
dollars ($9,50O.OO). Ten cents q0c)
of 1hiss increase, amounting to six
thousand, three hundred and forty
three dollars and thirty cents (gh,-
S43.30) was the special educationaDtax
voted by the people last fall the
whole of this amount was paid over
to. the board of education out Of the
nrst monies collected on the digest,
and, as we are carrying forward into
1912 approximately eighteen thousand
dollars ($18,00O.00l of uncollected tax
executions, the payment of the full
amount to the board practically
amounted to our advancing them fif-
teen hundred dollars (S1,500.00) of the
sum.
The other five cents increase in
the tax rate, which amounted to three
thousand one hundred dollars. was
applied to the sinking fund, and, as
this was rather a small sum to com
mence the fund with, we appropria-
ted enough more to make total of
i've thousand dollars ($5,O0O0O) which
has been paid over to the sinking
fund commissioners, and we trust to
be able to pay them at least three
thousand dollars ($3,O0O0O) addition
al when the balance of the 1911 d.
gest is collected
You will note from the various re-
ports, that we have been called upon
this year to make number of sub
stantial improvements and extraordi-
nary expenditures, amounting in the
aggregate to approximately eighteen
thousand dollars ($18,0 100000. Among
the most important of these are the
following:
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lected taxes.

iected taxes.
Tax exec. VI.
1909 2,81s.Ts =
Tax exec. VI.
1908 1S1sOo
Exec, VS.. prop
erty owners,
Newcastle st
paw. between
Gloucester &
Mansfield SITS 1.56OSa
Bills VS.. prop
erty owners,
Newcastle st
paw hatrv~'-- -------
REPORT OF THE MAYOR.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON
SANITATION, LIGHT
e. AND WATER.

Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 80, 1871.
Honorable Mayor and Council Of
Brunswick, Ca:
GanfIenen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
BLIZZARD
Sweeping From West Is Aecompanied
by Heavy Snow: Colder Wealth
er Predicted.

CHICAGO. Jan. l1.-Ushered in by
binding snow storm that swept over
portion of the country extending
north and south from Wisconsin. 10
Missouri. u renewal Of the cold wave
Of the last few days descended on the
central states tonight. Although the
TEN peraturr had crepj back above the
zero mark in many places the weather
forecast tonight predicted much cold
er for tomorrow
Will" 10 Chicago the temperature
ro~'- To- degrees above zero. and re-
manned at = abov" ~ q p. M. else
whore TO- ~" middle west and nori n.
west th" mercuryS level stood from
l"r" 2" - degrees below ~ = O'Clock
tonight Tn" coolest points were In
fh" canadian northwest Bismarck
- Wrestler th" low mark from
Medicine ila' wifh o.. deloV Two DO
rrv.-~ colder Than - rival Al Duuth.
We co. below e. Omaha = 80 -
Louis r'l. Ntrlu 80. N.ct So below
l'~'ror o. 4io,r. o.. .-a- e.. . ~
Tow and u"l."t AIo..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
SLAYER CONFESSES
Negro Twiman. Who Stood on Posse
Says Talk Of Wedding Caused
Him to XIII His Father

ROCHESTER,. y V. Jan. ll.-w.
A. Twiman. the negro who. after kill
Ing his father at Scottsville. near this
city. yesterday. held off posse sent
to arrest him. and killed Deputy Sher-
in Birmingham and wounded three
other deputies. is not insane in the
opinion az District Attorney Barrett
To the district attorney Twiman
made. this statement:
had an argument with my father
over the colored girl | wanted TO mar
ry wasn't drank. don't drink
Tuesday sSght | asked hi mfr he would
give me enough money 80 could mar
rH He wouldn't do IL. and W. had an
argument and | got mad and pulled
the gun out OF my pocket.
saw the automobile with the meu
IN IT drive into my yard knew the,
"er" coming for me. and | didn't pro
pose 10 let them get me without q
hfht. | didn't pick out anyone wher
mot az them when they first came
10 IN" house. After that man fell
though. ! Was sure they would get me
SO made mp my mind TO Kill every
bodN that came in range | didn't com.
our until ! heard the sheriff say
wOuldnt b" shot Then | gave my
SELF up"
In" wounded deputies will recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
Pi1LE AND bLACK-
HEADS DISAPPEAR
WHEN ZEMO AND
ZEMO SOAP ARE USED

Per - yos can tes- Ia A-A-s-x a.
ci-ansils i-os~Ts - ZEliO a-c ZENO
SOAP ~ O1-r a fr.ai rr-a-us-u- Goa
sis'ins U s-R-rols siE- BOIL 90
Lt-NO . 'r..l ,sA- 80 ZENO SOAP md
a lag ho-lsl~t. ho~ - Pr.ssrx.
h. SNiN all Tor -, This or.r J.
mace 10 uirodac~ ZE-MO INTO every
hone IN tbs community NJ are con
nd~nt hat after Nou have once used
LEAO and ZEMO SOAP you. like all
others Who have tested this treatment.
vill saw that ZENO and ZEMO SOAP
arr without doubt the bee treatment
Tor prompt relief aud surest cure OF
AL forms % skin aud scalp diseases
hioiches. Pimples. skin Spots. in fact.
all facial hlemishes on infants or
adults disappear as II by magic when
these clean. effective remedies are
used. We want YOU To test the trial
treatment OF ZEMO at 2Jc-we know
you'll thank us many times for this
advice
Chas. r. Goethe & Co. Wheeling,
W. Va: Selby q Reed. bridgeport
and Martins Ferry. o.: Dankworth
Bros Pharmacy. Bellaire. O.: d. o.
Gates. Benwood. W Va: Werlich
Drug Co. Wellsburg. W. Va: Harry
J.. Myers. McMeGhen. W. Va: VII
Peabody. Moundsville. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
a LITTLE DANDERINE WILL
MAKE YOUR HAIR LUSTROUS.
SOFT, FLUFFY, ABUNDANT
Get . s Ger, Bocti- New snd
Forever S;Op Falling Hair. Itchzax
Scalp and Dsndrgi
II you Wish 20 Double the Beauty
Of your Hair IN Ten Minutes surely
Try q Danderinc Hair Cleanse

Your hair becomes Esh'. wa,v. fufiv.
sfundznt and appear a. ,"i'. lI,ifous at
erauiIftIl as young girls after n Danierne
hair clesrse. Iusi ~ this moistcn a cloth
with little D1nderinc and carefully dr1~ .,
through Your haif. taking one small strand
~ time. This will cleanse the HAIR of dust.
dirt and excessive oil and in Just few
moments you have doubled the beauty Of
your hau.
A delightful surprise awaits particularly
those who have been ca,rlrss, whose hlir
has been neglected or IS srraegy, faded, dry,
brittle or thin. Besides hcau'iivng the hair
NJ once, Dandcrir- dssol,c- every particle
Of dAndrui. cleanseS, puritcs and invigor-
stes the scalp, forever stopping itching and
falling hair.
Try as YOU will, after one application of
DanderInc YOU cannot md any dlndruf ar
loose or falling hair. and Your scalp will
never itch, but what Will please you most
will he after few weeks use when YOU will
actually see new hair-hne and downv q,
hrSt-yes-but really new hair Sprouting all
over the scalp. Dandcrine makes the hair
grow long, heavy and luxurilni and We can
prove II. II YOU care to- pretty, soft hair
and lots ct il surely get y cent bottle 1T
knowton'S Danderine from any druggist
or toilet counter, and just Try IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
SLOW PROGRESS

COLI MBCS, o. Jan. 1.-The
constitutional convention is 10 b" a
leisur"lN and rtudious body. II the
recommendation Of the rules com.
mite" decided upon today are
adopted. These recommendations pro
nd" or INT three sessions . week.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
mornings in order to insur. "A quo.
rum ar the Tuesday session. however
g Monday night roll call meeting is
to lie ordered
This WAS decided in an allday
meeting OF the rules committee, IN
which the original plan for the con
'"nilon % meet afternoons and IN,
committees Ia hold forth in the morn
lngs was defeated
TIL. three daily sessions a week
was decided upon ON the grounds thai
this would give the committees time
20 deliberate without holding night
sessions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
SIX ACCUSED OF
BEING DYNAMITERS
J. NJ. Parks Creates Sensation In Los
Angeles Trial Of Labor
Leaders.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. ll.-Six
union labor men. all members OF the
committee. which directed the STRIKE.
of the structural iron workers In this
city last wear were charged today. 10y
y. Manseil Parks. witness Tor the
STATE" IA The trial OF Bert II. Couners.
with having been parties with Cen
n'rs iH The alleged conspiracy fu
d! Mantle the county HaIl of Records.
BESIDES Coun.r-. th. others accused
hN Parks wer" Charles Stevens. nov
serving a twu year term 81 san QG"u-
Vim. for having assaulted o STRIKE
breaker 'i'crg" tuuTef. O. \ Mis-
urr. and fh" fHo men .D.r..' INDICTED
with t"rn'l~. \ y Mdr.r and 4 IRA
Render
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
SLAUGHTER 400
Mutining Troops In China Kin orf
Gals and Hundreds OF
hanchus.

ST. PETERSBrRG. Jan. 1.-THE
foreign office received today "A report
from the Russian consul AZ KaIdja. in
eastern Turkestan. with details OF the
mummy there few days ago OF
modern drilled Chinese troops The
investigators and leaders OF the dis
orders were the Chinese generals.
who acted together with Yang Tsan
iisu. The commander OF the brigade.
The mutineers killed from 300 10
+"" Manchus. including the provincial
and district governors They forced
the former governor. Nu-An, TO accept
IN" post OF governor.
IN" city is placardcd with procla-
nations by I'll" Republican govern
ment. stating that foreigners are in
no danger.
The Russian consulate is guarded
10y troop ~ CosSacks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12

.s an=r.a rae--l - 49, 80
aaatl 49, - -Er-Eraz 10
a--l-- $780, - ii Erra- 49,
go 81 as s-- - Eas- -1r- IN r--
I'D fa 49,
Er .erle1 40 go --ar -ls
rs.r--- r--l 90 Fer fur-aE 1924
90 90 s-.-I r 49, 20 fr-- rrsc-
N.ra a-s~d is b. 90 ro- t1.k go
E1r---u.sr- --x..n-'ur Ehlru - ~
ctru-rc-1 80 l-sfc-riEE csuE-rua- y
ur SoTial-n. NJ 'a-u-<i- o. ARE
-ea- socialism lad 70 --rrors Tor I'm
SIS mo-re - - sal1. fta' e. :
-. snc- al Eo.- h@tl~r h y oThi
gruN NJ beer every DAY nave
tara "a human usf4re ! lat : = ~
makes me or misflC
NJ Csrn-sie alec insisted tina "a.
distribution 90 wealth from 't- hands
% RI. :-S 20 IN. hands % the NAM
VAS Increasing YEARLY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
CLARK DELEGATES
instructed IN Kansas for Nissour an
for Democratic Presidential
Candidate.

WASHINGTON. Jan II Friends
81 Speaker Champ clark claim The
M instructed presidential delegates
'or m" -peaEer - tn. reSuif - he
SPECIAL "ls, ton IN the Setenfn con.
xr'---lpnsl disfr'cf o. Kansas The
'often'IoI. shich chose S~u-ss
N--it. Demo 80. 'o succeed 're fsf-
~ Mad 500. .u-lrs-u' Republic
d.. .orErs To- aI-n selected pre- It.-r'.ll
a. .sa.fs- ne rrrr-. cor -. ss-
t.a-t
rss ---.r4 error ..
Hf -ar.a rr. -t..
'- rrs
.-. .s r-r-s-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
CARNEGIE WANTED
CONTINUED from First Pass).

ignorance rs 10 the effect " the Sher-
man law"
Yes. sir.
Mr.. Carnegie" Representa- Ne
Gillicuddy continued. did YOU recon-
! mend 30 President Mckinley. after his
election in 1909. that This same a.
torney. Philander &. Knox. who left
YOU in blisstul ignorance all those
years about M. efTect OF the sherman
law, be appointed attorney general q,
the United States
Asked For knos's Appointment.
Mr.. Carnegie looked AZ his qu"s
tioner for a moment IA amaz-ment.
He started 10 speak and then. turning
suddenly AT Attorney Reed. h" -x-
claimed; Did | judge
Mr.. Reed. almost in whisper aud
with a smile on his lace replied
Yes. YOU wrote n letter TO the presi.
dent about knoN's appointment
NOW Mr.. Carnegie. Mr. McGiIi-
icuddy Went on. after ten wears eN-
p.rience with that attorney who did
not 81 you know about 'he laws Not.
ought To have known. NoI recommend
ed him as "A proper and IL man for ~
torney-general az the United States" 90
Yes. | did" he replied. but OBJ
!ect 10 the form Of your question. You
ask after had experience with Mr..
Knox. So far as the corporation was
concerned Mr. kroX had no official
eelations with mo"
About the same time that Mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
STATE DEATHS


special Dlsp"tCh 10 the Intelligence
FAlRMp\T ". Va. Jan. 1.-The
funeral OF Virginia. two year old
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Taught whose death occurred on Ned
nrSd'ty result az her clothing
'gnitiHS AZ an open gas fire. will De-
held Friday. Interment will be made
at Highland cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12
Oe5erry Obsequies.

Special Dispatch to ihs IntelliRencer
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Jan. 1.-THE
body OF Mrs. Clara DeBerry. wife Of
Albert Detierry whose death occurred
at Cincinnati hospital. reached this
city to-day. The husband and one
son survive
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Confer at ST. PETERSBURG.

PEkiNG. Jan. 1.-The negoi iations
which are now proceeding between
China and Russia on the subject of
Mongolia henceforih will be conducted
in 81 Petersburg. as IL is considered
that IN" upheaval here initiates
agaitns The progress OF the discus.
~ipuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-12

Knox went into the presidents cabin.
~ did his partner. Mr. Reed. 20 into
the directorate of the United States
Steel corporation" Mr. McGillicuddy
asked
Mr.. Reed APPEALED 10 by his client.
replied that h. did
ignorant Of Law.
Before the ironmasi-r WAS quizzed
as To his views on the tariff. several
members uf the committee question:
81 him about the ignorance of his
partners and himself about the laws.
Don't You think IL rather unusual -
Representative Bcal asked. that 20
many "f these great business men
were ignorant of the laws"
No
Now" don't YOU believe that some
men in the Carnegie company knew
they were violating the law
NOW. Mr.. Feail. when YOU say tina
7 can So IA your face an irresistible
smile" Mr Carnegie replied
: 50, NOu are smiling too. the
legislator answered.
Yes. l"tS smile together. YOU witi
me
"I,ur no, be- villain ,,M." Mr.
ReAll r-fovtcd
Nr Carrre" fially,tol Oh" commit
t-- tuai r' believed fbcr" VAS no ne
ce>~itv Tor 81 protective tariff ON steel
lie said IN 'hr infancy OF IN" industr'
~ WAS u-edirl. bu' thar infancy Lau
been o.lf-rovu long asu.
Fer Tariff Reduction.
. have consistently advocated 70.
duCjIon iu the tariff before congress.
ne SAID. and told President Mcl\iu
."y iuSt before hp Went 10 Bunalo -
max" mis- reciprocity speech M 900
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-12

West Point cadets. That will un.
doubtedly be quite picturesque, but
will scarcely give greatp leasure to
the cadets or the military academy.
1t does not require a great deal OF
IMAGINATION to understand and ap.
preciate the Indignation Of a man who
writes a tragedy. sells II to a thea.
trical manager and then learns that
his tragedy is changed into a rather
farcical muscal comedy and thus pre-
scented to the public. This was tho
experience of Nathan ROckOw, a Yid-
dish dramatist OF the lower East side.
Some time ago he sold q tragedy
which he had written, to the mana.
gers OF the Yiddish theatre for $500.
The managers changed the title OF
the play, changed it from tragedy to
a farce and had the piece set TO mu-
sic. Rockow was indignant when he
learned OF this. He considered him
self insulted and seriously injured In
his reputation as a writer of tragedies
and serious plays in general and he
applied to the Supreme Court for an
Injunction against the managers to
prevent them from producing the
piece in its new form. Strange to
say the court did not agree with
Rockow and refused to grant the in.
juiction.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-12
news TOPICS FROM OLD new YORK

hotel proprietor in Japan came to
the United States to study the ways
and methods OF American hotels. Ar.
ter his arrival In New York the
young man tried to get employment
In one OF the big hotels, with q view
OF becoming thoroughly acquainted
with the details OF management. He
went from hotel TO hotel. but no.
where could he find an opening or
even the slightest encouragement. He
was willing 10 do any kind of work,
even dish washing or carrying
grips, but the New York hotelrhen
seemed determined not to employ a
Japanese. The youngster was com.
PEELED to find other employment and
10 make his studies Of hotel methods
in America from the outside instead
Of from the inside as he had expect.
ed.
A. Melrose Simpson, candidate for
Assembly in the Second District OF
Queens on the Bull Moose ticket, had
4 rather amusing experience the other
day. Accompanied by This wife Mr..
Simpson started from his home in
Whites;one 10 attend the reception
which w. Bourke Cochran had tend.
erwed 10 Oscar Straus. the Progress.
sive candidate for governor. After
their arrival in Port Washington Mr..
and Mrs. Simpson took a conveyance
at the station to take them to Mr..
C0ckran's house. After a while they
were driven into the grounds of n
fine mansion and greeted cordially,
then they entered the house. Not un.
I'll they had nearly finished a SUN.
tuous dinner did they learn that they
were in the wrong house and that it
was not the reception to Mr.. Straus
which they were grazing with their
presence, but n wedding celebration.
A team of burglars is making a spe.
cialty OF the southeast ORR Of
Madison avenue and 2Sth street and
the enants in that immediate vicinity
have been robbed not less than four
time within a single week. Property
valued at many thousands of dollars
has been stolen by the burglars, but
l the polive authorities have nat been
able. so far, to find even the slightest
clue to the perpetrators OF these bur.
glaries.
1t may not be generally known that
Fifth avenue has its own special pc.
lice force, but it is a fact neverthe-
less. The Fifth avenue association
employees a large number OF private
policemen to protect that section OF
the city. regardless OF the regular city
police force. A short time ago there
was a clash between the private po-
lice force and the city police and
Commissioner Waldo issued an order
prohibiting the private policemen
from wearing uniforms similar to
those of the regular police. 1t is re-
ported that the Fifth venue ~associa-
tion intends to dress its policemen in
a sem-military uniform, modelled af-
ter the dashing uniforms worn by the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-12

a buggy when the horse became
frightened and upset the vehicle,
throwing both young ladies to the
ground. Miss Lottie struck in such a
position as to fracture the bones in
one of her feet, and she was render
ed unconscious for several hours. La.
ter reports are that she is improving
though she will be laid up Tor some
time.
Considerable interest is being man
ifested in the contest between Man.
dan and Bismarck for a prize offered
BY an eastern firm for the best show
ing made at the annual fairs, or rath-
er during the annual fair season of
the two churches. Lehman Co. Of st.
Paul, has offered an elegant altar
vestment to the parish which takes
in the greatest amount Of money dur
ing the fair season, and already the
local Catholics have commenced to
organize with the firm intention of
winning the prize. The local fair will
be held October 20 and 80 and the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-12
NEW YORK, Oct. l2.--According to

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-According to
the tax lists for the mex year, which
have been opened for inspection, the
assessed values OF real estate In
Greater New York have increased
nearly Sso0. 600, 200 since last year.
The greatest increase, rs was TO be
expected was in Manhattan, reaching
SllI,76l, 109. The highest personal
taxes, amounting TO Sl0.0J0.00 have
been assessed against Andrew Car
negie, while those 4 John D. Rookie.
Teller are only So. 90. 900 and those or
j. =. Morgan only $55e. 900. Senator
VIM. A. Clark's house is assessed at
si,000,6o0. Andrew Carnegie's resi-.
dence at S2,5u0. 900. The valuations
placed upon the magnificent resi-
dences OF other multimillionaries
range from Slaa5O00 to $4,000, 00e.
Some OF the large Office buildings
and business blocks represent enor-
nous assessment values, Grand Cen
trail station valued at Sl5,0oo,00o;
the Metropolitan Life building at
more than Sic. 200. 900; then comes
tho Equitable Life building with $ll.-
100000, the Mutual Life building with
$4,000 zoe. the Singer building with
S7,0o0,000, the Trinity building with
s6.S00,e00 and scores Of other build.
ings ranging in valuation from So
o00,0 900 20 S2.0o0.o0o.
The managers of some OF the large
hotels In Manhattan encouraged by
the exam pie OF the coal dealers, ice
dealers anu meat packers. recently
decided to give anothertwist to the
thumbscrew by which they extort
money from their patrons. OF course,
the high cost of living was used as
the pretexi. If the managers had
simply raised the prices of the vari-
Gus foodstuffs on their menus. IL
would probably not ben particularly
noticed. Blu; their decision to extort
an extra charge OF ten cents 4 plate
for bread and butter from every one
OF their patrons, attracted universal
attention and caused many indignant
protests and resentment on the part
Of their patrons. II is a rather Sc.
.culair fact that even wealthy per.
sons. who can we'll afford to spend
from 80 10 50 or V more for a
single meal and who willingly pay tips
10 the walters, rebel against petty ex.
toriion in the form Of q 10 cent charge
for bread and butter.
1t would seem to take considerable
courage for q man weighing 200 lbs.
to entrust himself to SO fragile and
insecure a vehicle rs an aeroplane,
yet this feat was accomplished the
other day. The heavyweight a not
particularly anxious to take a trip
through the air, but the chance OF
winning Sl00 on a bet proved an in
centive strong enough to overcome
his fear. As passenger in 4 daring
aviator's biplane the 3~00-poundsr
made the trip from Mineola, l.. l. to
Rockville Centre in fourteen minutes,
Several months ago the son OF q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-12

The Solberg Hotel Europeanl
Fergus Falls, Mimi. must be sod by
the trustee before October IS. IG
is q sctia brick building, 3 stories
and basement, located on best street
In city. has 80 sleeping rooms, hot
water heat. electric lights, newly fur.
rished 5 years ago, toilet and bath on
both second and third floors. Large
lunch counter tonly ~ hour lunch
room in ethyl. Fully equipped in ey.
cry way. in good condition. Under
the trustees management il has clear.
ed nearly Slao per week for the 2
weeks he has run ii. Under private
ownership ought to pay $3.50 per
week. Cost owe s22 900 to build and
furnish. Part cash-balance OH easy
terms. For further information ad.
dress E. T. Barnard. Trustee, Fergus
F"Ns Vim. Advt.