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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
CALL IS ISSUED
FOR MEET|NGON
TUESDAY NIGHT
sRuNsWIck's NEW CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE TO BE FORMALLY
ORGANIZED.
Committee Urges Every Busisess
Man of City to Be Present at the
Organization Meeting-Committea
to Render Its Report.

BrunSwick's new commercial body,
the pame of which will be decided
later, will be formally organized at
a mammoth meeting to be held at
the city hall on Tuesday night at 8
O'Clock, when the special COMMITTEES
appointed several weeks ago to take
charge of the matter will submit it's
report, showing that the necessary
appropriations have been secured and
that everything is in readiness for
the organization of the new body.
At this meeting all preliminary
matters will be disposed of and it
is probable that officers will be elect
ed and committees appointed. An
other matter will be the question of
a name for the new organization. The
committee will recommend that the
body be known as the Brunswick
board of trade, operating under the
old charter of that organization, but
there are many citizens who favor
the name of the Brunswick chamber
of commerce, believing that a new
name will be more profitable and will
be more acceptable to the people Of
the city. However, this is one Of
the questions to be decided and it
will be left to the majority.
Various other matters of great i'm
portance are to come up and it is
the duty of every business man who
has the interest of Brunswick at
heart to be present.
The following call for the meeting
was issued yesterday by the special
committee:
In accordance with the authority
zens meeting at which we were ap-
pointed, we hereby call a mass meet
ing of the citizens of Brunswick and
Glynn county to be held at the city
hall Tuesday, June 18, 1912, at 8
O'Clock p. M, to take final action in
the matter of the proposed CONNER
cial organization for this city which
shall have a paid executive officer
who shall devote his entire time to
the business of the organization.
We have secured the appropriations
requested from the mayor and coun-
Gil and from the county commission
ers, and will submit our full report
to the meeting on Tuesday night.
Respectfully,
F. E. Twitty, Chrm,
L. r. Akin,
r. r. Hopkins,
C. n. Leavy,
Albert Fendig,
F. D. Aiken,
e. c. Bruce,
Committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
TEDDY ON SCENE
TO TAKE CHARGE
Of HIS FIGHT
FIRST TIME A PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE HAS EVER ATTEND.
Ed A CONVENTION.
Colonel Must Either Break Taft
Ranks or Get Support Of LaFolIette
and cummins Delegates to Win the
Nomination.

Chicago, June 15.-The arrival in
Chicago of Colonel Roosevelt today
overshadowed all preliminaries to
next weeks republican national con-
Vention.
Throughout the day discussion of
the former presidents sudden trip
from Oyster Bay to Chicago held the
foreground to the practical exclusion
of other pre-convention activity.
The entire republican convention
struggle will center about Colonel
Roosevelt. 1t will be his power of po-
litical manipulation matched against
the wits, strategy and staying pow
ers Of the Taft forces.
To win the nomination, Col. Roose-
welt either must break into the Taft
ranks as they appear near the settle
ment of the last of the delegate con-
tests by the national committee or
get the support of the LaFollette and
Cummins delegates, Or both. Ills fol-
lowers are enthusiastic in their be-
lief that he and they together can
sweep the convention.
Everything pertaining to the Roose-
yelt fight will be directly under the
supervision of the colonel. Roosevelt
leaders said it was principally to
have his personal advice at first hand
that they urged him to come. Also
it is planned to have him get in per-
sonal touch with delegates who have
been counted nominally as Taft sup
'pOrters, but who are regarded as
possibilities for the Roosevelt side.
A majority of these come from the
South.
The leaders have arranged no
fixed program of activities for Col
onel Roosevelt while here. He will
take personal charge of his cam
paign.
There is but one exception to this
personal freedom, and it is Monday
nights mass meeting. Here the for
mer president is scheduled to deliver
a lengthy address. All speakers who
were to appear at that meeting have
Deen tOld tnelr services Will not De
required.
According to tentative plans, he
will remain in Chicago until after
the convention. This in itself is such
a departure from the accepted pro-
cedure of past candidates as to fur
nish much food for speculation.
1t seems probable that he will at
tend sessions of the conventions. His
followers insist that If he attends the
convention he will make a speech.
Such an address would give oppor-
tunity for stampede of the variety
that was feared even by Col. Roose-
welt himself four years ago. Roose-
welt followers are hoping that such
an opportunity will arise.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
SUPERIOR COURT
AGAIN ON MONDAY
JUDGE w. r. THOMAS TO PRE-
SIDE In CASES IN WHICH
coNYERS is DISQUALIFIED.

The Glynn superior court will meet
again tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock,
with Judge w. r. Thomas, CT the
southern circuit, presiding. The VAL
dosta jurist is to dispose of a num-
Der of civil cases in which Judge
Conyers is disqualified and it is
~"oh9ble that he will be here for
Two .,r three days, as there are quite
nu nber of matters to be. handled.
The present week will more than
likely see the end of the present
session of the court, which has been
in session, at intervals, for the past
several weeks.
The grand jury will not meet to-
morrow, but will convene again on
Tuesday and take up a number of
matters. The jury has about COM
,pleted its work and will be ready to
adjourn with the superior court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
WOMAN OF rs WOULD LIKE
TO MARRY in SOUTHLAND

Atlanta, June ia woman who
is on the shady side of Is years old
is not too old to marry, in the opfn-
ion of the writer of letter to local
newspaper from Spicelands, Ind, who
says that she is open to a proposal
of marriage from some southern man
with home in the South, far from
the cold climate of her state.
The writer stated that the aspfr-
ant for her hand must be at least
Is years old as that is her age. Ac
cording to the woman whose roman
tic nature evidently has not been
dulled by the pressing of years, her
husband died about three years ago,
and she is not averse to again enter
ing the state of wedlock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
G. c. & P. READY
TO BEGIN WORK
CONSTRUCTION FORCE wills BE
PUT TO WORK MONDAY
MORNING. !,

The following concerning the ex-
tension of the G. C. & P. to Bruins
wick is taken from the Darien Ga
zette:
Chief Engineer ]. H. Granbery,
who came down from New York
early in the week, is now organic
ing his forces preparatory to COM
mencing work on the extension CT the
Georgia Coast & Piedmont railroad
from parien to Brunswick. Mr..
CRANBERRY informs us that the Glynn
Construction company, which holds
the general contract for building the
Brunswick extension the G. C. &
P. railroad, is to begin the work of
construction on Monday next, the
18th. Work will be prosecuted sim
ultaneously from Darien and from
Brunswick, and on the islands in the
delta of the Altamaha river. Clearing
the right of-way on Champney island
will be the first work undertaken and
it is expected that oy the time this
is completed the work of grading and
lay ms IAoSh lIOlIl bdI1cn Will US uu-
derway, as we'll as grading from the
Brunswick end.
The work will be divided into two
parts, the Brunswick residency ex-
tending from Brunswick to the south
Altamaha river, and the Darien res
idency, which includes the work in
Darien and on the islands. The con-
struction work on each residency will
be in direct charge of general fore.
man from that district. F. S. Par
rigin, assistant engineer, Brunswick,
will be in charge of the engineering
work on the Brunswick residency,and
Mr. Pusey Jones, principal assistant
engineer, will be in charge of the
engineering work on the Darien res
idency. The preliminary work on
Champney island will be in direct
charge of E. G. Cain and it is ex-
pected that local men will be ap-
pointed as general foremen as the
work proceeds. 1t is expected that
the work will be completed and that
trains in operation by July l. 1919,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
ATLANTA PARTY OUT ON
PLEASANT FISHING TRIP

st. Elmo Massengale and William
F. Parkhdrst, well-known advertis-
ing men of Atlanta, together with
A. G. Allen of the Tech school; E.
M. Hudson of McCord- Stewart COM
pany, wholesale grocers; DR.. ]. R.
McCord, W. A, Mall, furniture man.
ufacturer; H. o. Wilkerson, machin-
cry man, all of Atlanta, and James
Hood of Birmingham, formed a con-
genial party arriving in Brunswick
over the Southern yesterday morn
ing.
They Immediately boarded the
launch Annie for a two-weeks' fish
ing trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Houser
of Atlanta, also arrived in Brunswick
Saturday morning. Mr.. Houser is the
well-known publisher of the Southern
Hotel Journal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
RUMoR ABROAD THAT GOV.
BROWN is LOOKING TO SENATE

Atlanta, June 15.-Newspaper men
who talked with Governor Brown at
the capitol this morning, came away
with the impression that the recent
talk about putting him into the SEN
atorial race was gossip pure and sim
pie without a shadow of fact to sup
port it.
Governor Brown does not want to
run for United States senator. If
any of his friends cherish the am
bition for him, or, which is said to
be more likely, if any of Hoke's enc
mics hope to use Governor Brown in
an effort to harm Smith, it is certain
at least that they have not yet got
Governor Browns own consent for
it, Do
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
ELEVEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
WILL BE ACCOMMODATES
IN THE HALL.
Assistants Will Meet Monday for In
=. auctions From the Secretary.
sany Extra Police to Be on Duty
at Coliseum.

chicago, June 15.-The task of
PHYSICAL preparation for the republi-
can national convention practically is
finished. Monday morning there will
assemble at the building the hun
dreds OF ushers, messengers, pages,
doorkeepers and assistant sergeants
at arms, who are to care for the
crowds, to receive the necessary
training and instruction.
Tonight every chair of the H. 1888
that are to seat the delegates, alter.
mates, candidates, correspondents and
the few favored private citizens. will
De in its place. Decorations have been
completed.
Back of the Coliseum hall in the
basement of the Coliseum annex.
scores of telegraph instruments are
already in place. Two telephone ex-
changes have been installed on the
main uoor of the annex, temporary
hospital with full surgical equip
ment has been constructed within
easy reach of the convention audi
torium and police headquarters has
been opened in the rear of the hall.
7, Preliminary Instructions.
AT 10 O'Clock Monday there will
De three gatherings of convention
participants for Instructions and drill
and the hundreds of ushers who are
to handle the seating of the crowds
will meet with William B. Austin.
president of the Hamilton club and
chief usher. The deputy sergeants at
arms, pages and messengers. number
ing several hundred more, will meet
with Col. Edwin P. Thayer, chief
assistant sergeant at arms. to learn
their duties. At an uptown hotel
at the same time, Lafayette F. Glea-
son of New York, the prospective
secretary of the convention, will meet
With the assistant secretaries. read
ing clerks and tally clerks to in
struct them in their duties and ap-
portion the work for the week.
$50 Policemen cn Hand.
Assistant Chief Herman Schuettler
of the Chicago police department, will
be in charge of the 250 policemen
who will aid the convention authori-
ties. All entrances to the building
will be roped off and guarded by
mounted policemen.
From the police station in the rear
in which the assistant sergeant at
arms will be located, telephone sys-
tenn runs to all parts of the great
building. Assistants will be in touch
with Colonel Thayer or with Assis-
tant Chief of Police Schuettler, from
ali parts of the building.
Under Charles A. Hanson of Bal
timore, the chief doorkeeper, will be
100 trained and well-paid men to
prevent the forcing of doors by out
siders, or the use of unlawful or
forged tickets.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
REAR ADMIRAL YOUNG
TO STAY AT KEY WEST

Key West, June 15.-Rear Admiral
Lucian Young, commandant of the
navy yard here, who had been in
structed to report at the Charlestown
navy yard for duty, yesterday re-
ceived message cancelling the for
mer orders.
A wireless message received from
the mine planter San Francisco, stat
ed that the vessel will arrive here
tomorrow morning with a number of
midshipmen aboard.
The middies will be distributed for
practice duty among the warships
here and in Cuban waters, it is stat
ed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
WIFE OF IS ASKS FOR
DIVORCE AFTER A YEAR

Hartford, Conn, June ia Is
year old girl has applied in the su-
perior court here fo ra decree of di-
vorce after a year of married life.
The petitioner, Mrs Giuseppina Car
pentieri, alleged that her mother had
forced her to marry
The young woman also charges
that her husband once held her hands
on a hot stove. He also beat her,
she said, because she would not drink
beer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
SHERMAN WOULD ACCEPT
RECONCILIATION WILLINGLY

Washington, June 15-Political
leaders here are speculating on the
possibilities of Vice President Sher-
man being a candidate for renomina-
ton. Publication of reports that he
is not a candidate recalls to them
the vice presidents recent assertion
that he was willing to run if the
party wanted him and also his state
ment to close friends that a renom-
ination would not be unwelcome.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
EXAMINATIONS FINISHED.

After two very busy days, the
teachers of Brunswick and Glynn
county yesterday completed their
yearly examinations, which were
held at the Mansfield street school
building under the supervision Of Su-
perintendent Ballard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
oARRoW TRIAL MAY END.

Los Angeles, June 15.-Prospect Of
sudden ending of the Darrow trial
was renewed upon the convening OF
court today when the prosecution re-
ceded from the position that it would
not participate in any procedure per-
mitting the defense to introduce wit-4
nesses at this time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16

Island Filling Up.-The present
week has witnessed the arrival Of
many families on St. Simon, and
practically every cottage on the ISL
and is now occupied, while all of the
hotels are entertaining large crowds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
SOUTHERN ENcAMPMENT.

> Admission, Ala, June 15.-Arrange-
n}ents have been completed for the
opening here a month from today of
general encampment of all the reg
ular troops and militia of all the
Southern states
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16

New Restaurant.-The Royal res
taurant, in the Briesenick block on
Newcastle street, will open for bus
mess within a few days p. Devaris,
a we'll known restaurant man, will be
in charge and he expects to conduct
a strictly first class place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
MIDDTEs AT KEY WEST.

Key West, June 15.-The training
ship San Francisco, with midship-
men from the Annapolis academy on
board, arrived in the harbor today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16

first contest" said Mulvane..
1--WE don't recognize that a contest
exists as to the delegates at large"
retorted Lyon
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12
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a. Agosto de 1912.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12
Acta de Independence

.El CoDgreso de anahnac. legitimamente
instalado en- la ciudad de Chilpanzingo de Ia
America Septentrional por las provincias de
ella, declara solannernente, presencia del
Senior Dioa, sArbitr0 moderator de los impe-
rios autor de la sociedad, Due los da y los
Qnita seg6n los designios inescr.atables de su
providencia, que p0r las presentes circunstarl
cIaa de Ia Europa ha feeobrado sel ejereicio de
su aoberania usurpada; que en- tai concopto.
xuueda rota para siernpre jannas disuelta la
tiependencia del trono espaflol: que es arbitra
para establecer ias leyea Que Il convengaii
nara ei n0ejor arraglo y felicidad interior: pa
ia haeer la guerra y PSF, y establaetr allan
gas ron los TnOnarcaa # rapdbllcaa del antique
Continents, 10 uaen0a Que pare celebraF cofs-.
coraatog con Ell sumo poptifses Romano. pa3a
alsr6ginaeTs de & Ialesia Oasol blliem,
Romans. = fAasldaK sIabaja ores f c6nsuasa:
aus no profess nj rasonooe otra religion rnas
ao Is saE6IIea. II aFTAltifA ii kolsEag 4 10
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12

za de 10 fe y de sus dernas dogmas u aonsers
vaci6n de los cuerpos regulares. Declare por
REQ de alta traici6n todo ell que se oponga
8directa indiractaniente ati Independence,
va protegiendo q lor europeos opresoyes, de
.obra palabra 9 por escrito, ya negAndosa &
contribute con los gastos, subsidies 81 pensio.
.nes para continuar Ia guerra haata que asiir-
dependsncia sea reconocida f,or las flacienea
extfanJeras: reservandoao d G0nureso pfe.
sentar + elias, por medic de ana nota minigs
tArial, que circulara por todos los GabiYlates,
el elrnaniAesto de SUB quejas justicia de- esia
resoluci6n, reconocida w por ii Furopa ME
axna. #
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singo. & eofs dias del mes de Novisn1bra de-
1873. lie. Andres tsuintana Roo. vicsspr
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snuei Is Harrora lie Carios Mar4a Ts.,aea.
naaFts 1r. Jos6 sixko VsrsIHzso sggass q.
~ AasssaA. Tn. ConTello 0tzss e 1900,
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12
10 de Septiernbre

Damos por llegada la gloriosa fecha del ami
versario de nuestra Santa Independence. por
salir la pr6xima edicion de este peri6dico des-
pues de dicha fecha, saludamos los heroes
de esa gloriosa jornada y al pueblo Mexicano
en- general.
La OPPRESSION espanola, con el peso de tres
centurias, solo logr6 comprimir y hacer mas
duro el nsarnol que debia dar forrnas g. los I'M
Gr6pi1os luchadores encargados de rotar las
ligas que nos unfan Europa con polyosas y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12

medioevales tradiciones, Y los programmes de
Ia nobleza teatral fueron despedazados por eli
humilde, pero olfmpico brazo de Hidalgo, Mo.
relos, Allende, Aldarna, Bravo, Guerrero, Aba
solo, Guadalupe Victoria otros, que no te-
niendo un origen do nobleza. tallaron sus bus
tos en- las resplandecientes cinas de Ia liber~
tad politica, bajaron del 0limpo los falsos
doses de Castillo v colocaron en- SUI lugar ell
rnonunento colossal de Ia Repdblica.
lGloria los heroes de la Llbertad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12
e m An

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12
gobierno y ayudarlc ell Ia obra
de pacificaci6n.
q eEo
LA INTERVENTION Es Re
MoTA.

LA intervention no tiene raz6n
de ser en- las presentes circuna--
itancias, contin1a b. San An
tonic Express toda vez que
no Ia garantizan elementos de de-
.recho internacioal. Ell gobierno
dc Mexico esta hacienda continua
nente aprehensiones dc conspira-
dores, y hace esfuerzos ina,isii =
tos por proteger & los extranje-
ros; de consiguiente, el derecho
international 10 custodia, y no
es possible una intervention mien
tras el Gobierno Mexicano man,
tenga una actitud legal y honra-
da.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-09-12
No llsva psraonalidad politioa

aea00 el s'Esan Antonio Nx-
preh z Ia intervention no lleva
parsonaHdsd poIltiea A Mexico,
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