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The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13

Everything nev and clean end the
best the market affords you will find
at Cafe Royal. Try u once and b
convinced.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13

Large, fine MackereI, fat and Whits
best In the market. Phone 1856, c. H
TAYLOR.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13
A., 3. uKoAp

A., 3. & ,iLFOAD
Departure a r. Frsm 5runs.iG.
For Atlanta 1880 am, 6:25 m
For birmingham 6:25 pm
For Savannah and East $50 a. m.
For Jacksonville 4:39 p. m.
For Savannah and East 1856 pm
Passengers from Brunswick can se.
cure ParIor Cars on day trains and
Sleepers on night trains for AtIant
at Nichols, Ga.
w. H. LEAHY, C. J. HENDRY
Gen. Fass. Agt. Ticket Agt
Atlanta, Ga. 3rGswick, GA
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13

% you want good cup of cofiee.
Deyoe's White House viii please YOU
Ring 109 :
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13

A pure Havana Cigar for SC. Try
~ --Iegantes and be convlnc.a5
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13

We cut your hair like your mother
used to-with scissors. osisrncrpe
Barber Shop. n
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13
ROUGH RICE, $1,1O per busLel at
WRIGHT & GOWEN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Clean Up Your Premises


Attention is hereby called to Sec
tiol 1858 of the City Code, which rel
quiles the owner or tenant of ali
premises, to clean up, rake and sweep
up all rubbish, trash, etc, Of every
kind, and place it in boxes or bar
rels kept for the purpose, and place
in a convenient place for the garbage
carts. The public works department
is now clearing the streets of grass,
weeds, ETC., and cooperation on the
parE Of citizens in cleaning up their
premises will greatly facilitate the
efforts of the department to keep the
city in good sanitary condition, be-
sides saving the annoyance of being
docketed by the sanitary inspectors
for maintaining filthy premises.
The Public Works Committee,
(By J. H. Leo, Chrm.)
Brunswick, July 80. 1912.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-13

sALOME-MR. GOLDSMITH W.
TELL YOU.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
JUSTICE GERARD TO HOLD
SUPREME COURT TERM IN
HIS FIFTH AVENUE HOME,
Crowded Out of Oh Court House,
He viii Take Hearings to
His Own Library.

\ term OF the supreme Court Of the
County Of New York Is TO he held In
Justice James W. Ger1rd's home, No.
125 Flfth avenue. beginning tomorrow,
according 10 an announcement mace to-
day. II viii he tho first time. II Is sail.
Ia an actual term q. court. where an
important trial Is IN progress. has been
held In a private dwelling.
The term OF colr, will he the ,Gatln-
uatlon Of Tho adjourned Special Part
VI, In Wh! l justice Gerarl has been
hearing tos imouy IN the ton OF
Beatty ". Guggcnhcln Exploration
Company. for an accounting. ard la
gan W. iiagur. Tor partition.
Every room In the court house H. ca.
gagged by trial Justices. Justice pclany
IL compelled to hold HIS term in the
library OF the justices. Justice Gerard
has taken advantage of Section 3, Of the
Code of civil Pro 'cdur". which read q:
The parties - an action or special
procedure. pending In n court ~ record,
may, with the consent Of the Judge who
IL to hear Il. without u jury. STIMULATE
In writing that II shall be tried ar
heard and determined elsewhere than at
IN, tpur House
The evening world., 1912-01-18
G0MPERS ATTACKED
BY HEPBURN IN SENATE:
WANTED LETTER REFUSED.
Nothing Should BE Reserved Fror,
That Source After Mcnamara
Affair, Said Senator.

WASHINGTON. lar lS.-A sharp at
tack OF President, Gonpers o. the
American Federation of Labor was
made IN ihc fcnltc .Jsdny Dy Scaa;ul
Hepburn of Idaho. who protested that
a communication from Mr.. Gompers
should not We received by the Senate.
We said ihat M ~unicatlcn should
be- accepted from that source atter tho
revelations mace In the Mcnamara
case.
Mr.. Hepburn had a colloquy with
several Senator's who assisted that N
citizen had "A right to aGdrcss Il COM
municstlon to the senate. The Idaho
Senator demanded to Know IL any Sena-
tor could vouch for Gompers's c!ti-
zenship.
There was no c ply. but when 1t was
explained that the letter was simply
10 transmit II protest st power
presses In the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing Mr.. IIeyburn withdrew
his objection.
Il have developed this question as
FAR ~ ! care TO at this time" he said.
senator Reed OF Missouri criticised
Nj. Hepburn for attempting 10 shut out
a communication from the American
Federation of Labor. The latter re-
piled that he referred to Goapcrs In
d%ividually.
Would YOU sit here and receive a
communication from the Mcnamara
rro,hers. each rs an onlcial?' demanded
ltr u. vhurn Of MIR. Reed.
"rnhcs.tstlngly, yes" replied the
senator from Missouri. Il would re-
celye 4, from the best OF the meanest
NJ God tlmighty's c~-catures.'
On motion OF Senator Fletcher. II was
ordered ,hdt tho protest sent In hv
t;onrer9 b. printed In the record. Sem
ators Hepburn. Brandegc and Gala
rhcr voted tn the NEGATIVE. Mr.. Hey
hirn sald that after this vindlcation
MIR. Gompcr should become a Prcsi-
dpntlal candidate.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
WOMEN WAR ON HOME RULE.

BELFAST. ireland, Jan. lS.-Fifty
thousand women members of the Ulster
Ur!onlst Associations have issued to-
day n fiery manifesto to their sisters In
Great Britain to aid them In defeating
the Home Rule hill.
DUBLIN, Jan. ls.-Most of the active
politicians having returned from IA brief
holiday. interest in the no. IL rule cam
paisn IS becoming more acute every day.
John Dillon and Joan Redmond, two Of
the Nationalist leaders, to-day gave out
statements n regard TO land purchases
In Ireland. John Dillon. IN a letter con-
corning the tenants In the County %
Glare wHo have not been able to effect
purchases Of their land under the terms
OF the Land Purchase act OF 1903, which
The evening world., 1912-01-18
Taxes Increased and Nothing
but Talk Ensues, He Tells
Board.
WANTS MAYORS ACTION
Award of Broadway Section
No. 3 May Mean Treaty
With Interboro.

Just a. fenres.ntativ~s Of the Penn.
sylvan'n Railroad Company had given
up hope that there would bs q settle.
ncnt ~ ~" subway situation through
'hc many conferences by It's orncials.
members - tho Hoard OF Estimate aud
Chairman WILCOX OF The Public Ser.
wee 80 winston th,ro came to-day
sudden action Ia the Board Of Estimate
that promised TO Drins The marlborough
tack IN o the bidding for the operation
q the ~ route.
Two conferences followed the session
II tho Board ~ ono pfosidcn, Mc.
Men. Comptroller Pfrnncrsast and
Chairman Wilcox talked. Aft.r Il the
financial interests weto to confer for n
wider diScu sion.
Iioth s.drs 81 the subway nigh, said
that to-day would bring a definite re.
suit. one side seemed - nave little
hope that irc Intcrborousn would be
Itcn back with "a new propositions ON
TIC other land. tho utterancc- ~ rrcsi.
d,nt MrAn"ny and Comptroller Prem
icfgast IN the hoard meeting indicated
hat they expected the deal over which
they had long worked would lie closed
rurcTssfullv tu.duV.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
FINDS DEAD BABY IN LOT.
Police mans Sttention attracted ny
Dogs barking trOuud Hush.

Dogs barking arouri +, bash I'm 4
vacant 20, IT No 81 f;sscx street. Fast
New York. to-day lei Policeman WINK
Ter of the Miller avenue station - IN
vestisItc. Under the bush he found The
nude bDly of a hve-months-oll child.
The infant had apparently been dead FOR
several hours. The body bore no marks
of na!treatncnt.
I, Miller carried his iiud to the station
house.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
cRuikshANk's CONFESSION OF
DISAPPEARANCE.

IN the confession which %Crulkshank
dictated for ~transTlss.on 10 Jadgo Pa
Ter he said regarding hts carefully la q
plaas Tor his first disippuarsuce;
When ! became convinced that the
military school that I had founded at
Morrlstown was a failure. al my cour.
age and ambition le', ne Was In debt
] an a proud man ana | hated to face
bankruptcy. tor d lime | thought o.
taking my own life. but I nrally sum.
monsd enough msnAood 20 put q Il ldea
out Of nay mind.
Finally ] though Oh; the Plan o. dis
appearing IN rucn a way thtt would be
thought dead. In mat way | nglrcl II
out that my wife could eo.!ec, TIE money
coming on my several .nsJrInee policies
md she and the child would be provided
Tor.
On the nigh, OF June 81, 1910. !. deter
mined to carry my plans INTO eject, r.,
beautiful farm property waere l had
located the mlli.aty school was I've
miles up the river from the village o!
Morristown. eft the house. telllns any
wife that ] was gang to row down 20
the village for supplies, / tooh two rain.
coats. one OF these ! fa!d ! wanted "a
put over a pacHage tlnt expected q
Set a. the express e3cs, The other
wanted for myael..
Il went to the Village and 70 the post
once. l Told tho postmaster | had for
gotten ms keys ana asked HIN to open
my letter box, lie did 40, and ! tooh
that mail there was there for me. ! did
The evening world., 1912-01-18
FiFTY.TWO DROWNED
IN WRECK OF STEAMER
OFF COAST OF SCOTLAND.
Only -Four Of the Crew of British
Vessel, Wis,ow Hall, Saved
When She Struck Rocks.

ABERDEEN, scotland. Jan. Y-The
brltsa steamer WStow Isll MAS
Nr,.,tI ttf.y to-day on thr Buffers OF
klcaau. a group OF dangerous ROCKS of
&c o5r-t 90 Abe~sdoeuahlr- Fifiy-two
oi her c.,N wer, drowned, only Capt
studd.rt and three OF mis- men w~.s
saved.
The seas were s. huge that It was
lWgps. bic t. lauacA a ltsht.t The
HiellA' crew - she village % Buffers
tr,4 te,tgal tWet 90 put snt II sea.
bus their craft was hurled back on c
ne saote Most OF the droNnid sailors
were Liscags
The " stow Hall Vas a vessel Of ? 80
ia, and was quit a. G~gecuock, scot
lnId. iu 1870 sac was ownol BY the
Han Line u Liverpool.
The evening world., 1912-01-18

empowered tho Governmea. TO lend
money to tenants to enable them to pur-
chase their %hpldinSs. Gays:
IL the Lords hold up home rule Il,
will be necessary to institute a campaign
ON the land question and briny pressure
to bear on thu landlords OF the County
OF Clare to sci. thcir estates on reasona-
hla terms"
The evening world., 1912-01-18

lunch with him. After lunch we re-
turned 70 his ONCE. and he made dna'
arrangements previous 20 his depart
urs. Then we took a ,axlcab ana went
to Ne Porto Rican steamship pier. lie
advised me not 70 Wait until the boat
sailed. and walked with me about hall
. block 70 the trolley. put me on board
and said goodby. ! have not hear
from him since"
1raak Robert, her brother. cor
feborated his sisters statements.
tut ala cot seem so confident that
0rulkshanh hai In reality saiisd
for Porto nioo.
CruikshaBk told his UupiJt zee ahl o.
ace associates OF No. ~ Church street
that Mrs. Robert vss his foster. inothcf
ana Mlss Rober; he foster sister. He
eave Centre Morlches a. his home adj
dress.
Word vas sent 10 George W. Fuller.
Mrs. cruikshank's attorney. more than
a week ago b. Adjt .Gen Nerheck Of
,his STATE that Cruikshnnk had applied
10 him for an engineering contract I'm.
der the name OF Donald Douglas. Den
verbeck. who had known him for years.
recognized him though his beard rad
been shaved on. cruikshank nppar.
entity thought he had not been rccos'
1iysd.
Mr.. Fuller communicated with iowr1
T.. Ohm OF No. rs Broadway. n lawyer
Who attends 10 much - his Ncw York
business. and sent Mrs Herbert suck
ney. Mrs. crulkshank's slater. n nor
husband here from Albany.
With the stlckueys Nj ann went to
M. "Dougl,s' onces IN the Terminal
building Mr.. OHM entered alone. ana
asked for Mr.. Douglas. saying Ne Nant.
ID 10 discuss thy design u a motor
Yacht
The evening world., 1912-01-18
QUEENS WANTS SOMETHING Fer
Ire TAXES.

"You have raised the taxes of the
people Of Queens SOB. 000. 600 AMI have
riyen us no traction facilite-." said
Mi CONNOLLY We have nothing to
show FOR the increase"
Then he called up his resolution. and
by consent II went owe FOR one week.
During the discussion President Mo
AncnN ana Comptroller Prcnderg a st
mUdc statements that were taken As
meaning that they are ready to vote
for the lnterhorough's plan FOR taking
hold Of the NJ route
~, mast De realized" said MIR. Prem.
3eTyart "thDt concessions are to he
made ON all sides. " "a traction COM
pgny can he iriuced to put up 81. 0O0. =
600 II II an Important concession tina.
must he considered, There must h
f%airress toward both the city and the
traction companies"
The Rhserco ~ W y Davidson ~ J.
The evening world., 1912-01-18

urom the Chicago Record iisrnld.)
Il wish ! were a giant"
what would you do II you were a
giant"
Wen, for one thing I'd qul, worry
ing When I had TO lead a tail woman
In 70 dinner"
The evening world., 1912-01-18

bod and finally my skin
broke until INV body looked
ike a piece OF raw fnsot.
~ ! believe that ] could rot
stand The torture any
longer. Ny body was GOV.
cred with large white scales.
with scales on my hands.
arms and lower limbs. In
about one week my scalp
was covered with scales
which looked like dandrun
The evening world., 1912-01-18

from tine ChicagJ TrJunt.l
IAN animal pre- ucts. you Know" said
the teacher. are per!siablc, and soon
decay II not artidcially preserved"
Yes, SIR cordially dssented the SOL
emn young man with the wicked eye,
especially elephants ivory"
The evening world., 1912-01-18

work 80 that I could ave a ,.itlr none
and then go to Sew York aud open
The ONCE that ! have opened.
From Lewiston ! went 10 Isralo.
and almost a. soon ~ I tried got work
on a boat running 10 Cleveland. There
] solicited fur the National Guard Mag
azlrc with success. Representing that
magazine ! went all over tho country
visiting military centres. ! spcn, my
Mrs., winter In L~lkr-of.thc- Woods, MINI.
"fur u tluo after that | worked at
mos, anything | could get Al one time
! was clerk In n lawyers office In War
read. MIN. Then | w.lt 10 Come tleut
and wCrtcd Is u farmer there. Hy THIS
time ! had begun 20 accumulate money,
ard when ! decided t. cut cut farming I
went straight % Sew York opc1td
an Office and organized tHo Donald
po1glas hnrinf. uns Company. 1t is
a lucrative business aHd I have COM
Portable apartments at No. rs West
Foriy-flfth street.
~ fully realize What ! have dons.
When ] ala II I thought was
certain ttsrs was enough none In
tie Insurance to take caro- OF my
family n ! could 90 away and
besin iifs over. ! am s1ys now that
my wife could never i've happily
with mo again. ! though II was
lost ny wife should always think
I wsB dead. ! wish even now. Mr..
tuiler. that You keep from her the
fact mat Donald Douglas ana BAR
ton C~ruiksLAnk are one"
Since he came to this city. Cru.kshanA
toll NJ. CHM. he had met many pcopl,
whom he had known At rotsdam N. Non,
recognized him except Gen. Verb.ck.
Il an sorry to say IT," lie ,old MI.
Ohm. "bu, | was never happy N Ay
ne untll | disappeared and changed
my name. | made % new Noi,l fu-
myself where things hnppcEed right
Tho O Jut1 touches AT san Juan
Porto iiico. to-day II she " on hes
schedule.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
ornANog oiFTe CEASED TWO
MONTHS AGO.

"'Edith.' said Mrs. s%tickney. refer
rtoS TO her sistef. Mrs. Cru.kshanN.
had told me Of these strange g.tts.
they ceased about two mon. hs ago and
she had notice that they would no, be
resumed for several months
Yes c%ruikshank answered. I had
20 put all my c.pltal into my business
here IN order TO insure a better re-
tura.'
We wanted him 10 see Mrs. cru!k-
shank. lie refused outright.
II am q proud man. he said. IL
could be only = hum!lis lion. She could
not be happy with u coward and ! mus;
always seem to be a coward to her.
she would only pity me-and bear with
me for the sake Of the children"
Mrs. CruikshAnk was very anxious To
come TO him M Aec him, but he would
not have Il. But II was agreed that
they should live together again either
here or In Porto Rico. as he should
think most comfortable. lie has many
friends, some OF them his former pupils
In Porto Rico, He will arrive there ~
barton cruikshAnk and will begin NJ,
over again.
Judge Fuller. In Potsdam. viii move
at once for the caneellins o. the Sur
rogate's Court order declaring him dead.
Mrs. Cruikshank has kept the principal
OF the Insurance which she collected,
'akinS only the income. She viii re.
turn II to the company at once.
As 10 Miss Robert ! know nothing
snhot question a womsn't ,sati Yet
J know he told me lie knew Mr. only
AZ the daughter OF a to whom
20 sold a boat regarding which there
hAd been much satisfaction. | believe
lin. until | hear differently from ~,
lady myself ] shall continue 10 be.iey,
him"
The evening world., 1912-01-18
BOARD APPROVES CONTRACT
FOR SECTION 3.

The action 81 the Board OF Estimate
which started tho days oincial work
'ompriscd these two things:
The board unanimously appropriated
~, l,,. Os6. 30 FOR the construction " sec.
ilon No. ., route NJ. 5, OF the new Lex
lngtor avenu" subway. extending from
Howard street. In Broadway. to be.
lwecn Houston and Blocker streets.
The contract was approved as awarded
10 the tndrrpinnlng ana Foundation
Company.
The contract was passed IN Jlg time.
|: Indicates that the members OF the
board have an understanding that the
Broad way and Flsty-ninth street line
viii be operated In any event and that
the section can he used Tor either that
line or for the southern extension on the
east side of the Lexington avenue line.
The second proposition was laying
over for n week 4 resolution BY ircs-
Idcnt Connolly Of Queens. In which he
called upon the Mayor for immediate.
decision upon the Woodslde extension.
a heated argument, peppered with per-
sonal references, followed tho intro
duction Of this resolution.
This Board has boon In existence for
two years" said Mr.. Connolly. "and
all II has done Ii to talk Of subwayF.
what the people val Is to dig subways.
The people insIs. upon subway digging"
AN this Board has done" retorted
President McAncny, was TO appro-
pirate o.. 5000 for digxing subways."
MIR. Connolly insisted that the plans
for the Woodslde route had been before
the Mayor since last July's conferences
and that the Mayor had never acted on
IL Thon he presented his resolution de-
manding that the Mayor act u, once.
The Mayor was not present ana Bor-
ouvh President Miller objected TO any
action while ne was not there,
MIR. connolly" put In Comptroller
Prendcrgast ~ YOU wsnt to urge your
resolution, ! am here to vote FOR IT,
II do not wan to heckle the Mayor"
said Nj Connolly. but the people ~
queens want subways and elevated eA-
tensions, and they want action"
when ! have anything Ia say abou, a
man." aid President Miller. referring
to the criticism of the Mayor. Il gem
orally say 4, to hts face"
~ don't want 10 he misunderstood -
said Mr.. Prcndergast. II don't want
20 hecklc the Mayor. either. hut II that
resolution IL put before us I will vote
for II. 7 do not see amy reason FOR
delay, Mayor 0aypor had the Fifty.
ninth street ana Queens extension routes
before him In iu,y. why delay action
upon II 80 long n It in.erferes wit,
tho lnterborough's plans, the Mayor Is
perfectly right In holding II. hut II does
no, iu,erfcrc with any plans Of any
com"arv. No man has n right to oN.
slrnct the acts ~ ma hoard. This Is
nothing more o. less than obstruction"
The evening world., 1912-01-18

railroad ticket Once. whero ! bought a
so mileage book ] told tho ticket agent
that | was COINS to take my family
IN a short wish To- mother part
u tho state ! %purposcly stopped and
talked with several parsons on tho way
home. 10 that they would be able 10
say that they bat sarn mo aft.rvsr1.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
SEVERE ITCHING AND.
BURNING ALL over
Scalp, Body, Hands, Limbs Covered
with Scales. Could Not Stand Tor.
ture. CuredbyCuticura Remedies.

est Enlcaerbockes Ave. brooklyn, n. T.
"Aboui three years ago ] WAS attacked with
q very severe itching AM burning all over my
The evening world., 1912-01-18
AOeCkce or BEARD THE ONLY
CHANGE IN Hia.

cvuikshank. erect. square sNpnlisrri
with . military CLINT IN his eye ~ Nr
OHM had known him In 81. Inv reu.o
county. entered. The only change IN
nim was The absence OF be heard aud
the whitening OF his hal.
When our eye. met ! know hU.'
ne knew me.
Z" MI. DouglIs7' I sad
yes he aid. There Wns toihing
n his manner different iipm what i;
would have been had We been STRANGER
1T was too much fot me-. turned
sway for a minute | hal been ald am
gain very fond OF the q Tncu |
5rhced M self and ssli.
~ must see YOU In u rom alone
He led me to another room.
"'you are Barton Cruikshanlt.' I said
10 him.
lie nodded and said gra,cly. Yes. I
am
II asked him to go with me to the
nall. There NJ. and Mrs. stlckn-y were
waiting for him Mrs S,icknry ga-oci
when she saw him.
why, barton" she said.
How are you. Lola" he 'aii ana
held out his hand.
Then ] took them all over to my Of
nee. and from "Wednesday until he left
me to so 10 the Porto Rico steamer
saturday he was at my ONCE all day
every day. lie begged that his wife be
not told that he was alive, saying he
would DO everything In the world 10Y
her welfare but reveal hlmfelf. lie told
~ he had sent her money unaer the
name OF a fictitious friend. who sym
pathissd vita her because OF his (rasic
Death.
The evening world., 1912-01-18
HOW HE OVERTURNED
BOAT IN RIVER.

II am not sure nc TO the time,
but J think 10 was about Q O'Clock
whom I started away. rowed out
for " fiilss. Then ! put into the
bank, overturned the light boat
that I had. net II ad-is: and threw
one OF h o%vcreoatr iato tire river.
hoping that II would be ricknd ny.
Before casting tho boat iooss
sp1intoted an bar. ! wanted the
soarohers 20 hnd ~, and ozpcetsd
that thoy wouic conclude that
fol- from the bo?t whom I nhattsr-
e1 tho oar. 7. gee1'n now that
~evorythigs wont as I planned.
AFTER | had left thcrc cicwH I walled
NJ the way 10 Alexandra Bay. From
here I took q boat - Lewiston. I ala
rot stay theto Ions a. It WAS too near
ione and there seemed i,,tic chance
u getting wots ! w7t willing 10 do
anything Al wanted was 10 sc;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-27

Instead Of finding an insufficient Dater supply,
you find tOater supply abundant and inex-
hausfble
Instead of finding little clique in control, you
find general cooperation, Nth no cLiques or fac
lions.
Instead of finding poor markets, you find I'M
limited and high-pnced markets.
Instead Of finding insufficient railroad facilities
you find the best railroad center in America.
Instead Of finding knockers, you find every
body satisfied, everybody boosting
Instead Of finding poor schools, you find ercep-
ionaZ opportunities for the commercial, industrial
or literary education of your children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-27
''Purest Water in America"
Investigate Other Sections First and You VIII Locate
Deming and the Mimbres Valley

Instead Of finding other bad features, you find
other good features.
Is it any wonder that homeseekers and investors,
after investigating other sections first, locate IN
Deming?
Do you understand now why the Deming cOun-
try is settling more rapidly than any other portion
of the state?
Is 1t hard to understand the following dispatch
appearing in the Herald from the Land Office:
'The DOrk Of making abstracts Of all lands
patented during 1911 in the Las Cruces land dis
trict has been going on for some time and the ab-
stract Just completed for Luna county shOrOs
total of IO2 hOn1esteads and desert land claims