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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
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mon nominiert fpirb. Damn ipiro
Hooicbelt burh unfpioeriteblihen
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5tpunsen peroen. auf einem oritten
3idet, bas parteilos unb fortihritts
lid iein biirfte. an canbibieren. Wit
einem itdrfen uno fortihrittIihen
bemofratiihen Ganbibaten fir oas
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brud elmer rebattioneuen NuIihf> aus
10 be3eifnenoer GueQe sur sleihen
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Der er iaste: ~0ie 9eitGtisung ges
tpiiisr 5aftsS Delegation, Die in Gonteite
peripidelt iinb. burb ben Eationals
Nusibub piirbc cine abiiftlide Vers
lcsuns beS 9olfslpiuens bebeuten
uno aue 8epublifaner ieber Yfliht
s~eseniiber ooer ieber sl6tuus Dor
einem Content entbinDen, in Dem
bieie Idnner einen controqierenoen
gutbeil bahen."
Sdlt ma bic beiben 9inse 5niam.
men, bann muk lid, bic itebersemsuns
feftieten, baR 9beobpre Rppiepelt ent.
idlufen 1T, Bis sum Gnbe 81 fdmpien,
tuenn ntMt ais resnldrer, baum ais
mnabbdnsiser Ober Ganbibat anbcrer
Mrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
GanSiSat asaf aue S6ue.
H~uuiepelt i'm Selbe, aud menn CT bic
Nominatipn nidlt erbGlt. - 8iels
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9anoibut Dol benz Iolfe iteben pirb.
Ielbit Denn CT bonn republitani1fen
Hationnl : Gpnpent nidt Die Homis
nation erbdlt. pirb IN bieiisen poliz
tiifen areiien nift LANCER be5fpeifelt.
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Elm @orseben I'M Suni in Chicago.
bas leiuc Nicoerlase our Solse bat,
ais 8etru9 anieben niro. nnb baB er
babur6 bic Serehtisune erlansen gu
tonnen slaiibt, ieinen Sail Den Wdbs
Tern brett por3ulesen.
Seriplitternns anitatt Com.
prpmif.
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aui cine 3eriplitteruns Der Yartei
I'M Sale Der Nomination bon 5aft.
cine Sade, Die iest ben Ylas Der
friiberen Dart Sorie" s@eriihte ems
senommcn bat. erideint in Golfers
@eeflp" Gin 2eitartifel. Der iebr bes
5eifnenb lit. Ser 8eoafteur bes
8lattes liz Acknowledgment eng
NIT Der 8ooiepeltsg eipesuns perbuns
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Dem Irtifel ipirb iiber Die Gage in
Den beieen sroBen Yarteien Solsen'
bes auseefiibrt:
.Sn Der repnblitaniihcn Yartei
1T bic rieiiae perionliHe 8eliebtbeit
oes Oberit 8~ooiepelt. bic iih auf 80
Sabre Der percienitpolleu unb 5upers
ldiiisen 6iibreridaft itiist. in elmer
Weiie gum 8rennpunft Der forte
ihrittlihen Stimmen seporben. pie
bies bisber obne Seiipiel baseitanbeu
bat. @enu tros Der acknowledgement
8epeiie bafiir. baB Die meiitcn Hes
publifaner nah H~ooiepelt nerlaneen,
bic domination 5ait'S burheeiest
pirS, uno ipenn auf Der anberen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
Nsekmals Gawrcnee, tttaN.
Cine 6rage MT bic friitlif ~geiinntcrt
Sirgcr uun 9awrcnee: y@esbalb
fann 2. Sipion fcine Mrbeit
bel GudJ befpmmcu?"

Spc5toI Correspondent Serr
u. y. Sedcr idrcibt: Sn cinem iriibes
rem Srodcu idrieb ih iiber Das BON
Sdmucl Sipion cinem eriabrenen
ullh ecifultcn Irbciter Dor Dem Gon>
grebs Iusiduiic ab9elcgte 3erenib in
Der lln%tcrlldung bes @ebers Streits
in Suiprcnce. Waii. @r mar elmer
Der 6aupt5eugcn; Die Solse lit. ba6
CT iept feline Initeuung in Der grpBen
8cberei bcfommcn tam, neil er,
trosbem linn @elb anseboten tporben
mar. Ilcs gu ~periGtpei9en. Die nadte
Wabrbcit erSdblte. Sest mub Der
Naun NIT iciner Samilie perbungern.
oper CT mub iif in einem anberen
Srtc naf Irbcit umleben uilb 5fpar
inter cinem anbern Ndmeu, oenn
lonlt miro CT lpabrlfeinlif nirsenb3
angcnommcn iperocn = Die Sidfopfe
baltcn 5uiammen ipie Die &Ietten.
User ecgcn cinen bon ibnen etfpas
ausidgt. alih bann, lpenn es Die nddte
@abrbeit lit. pirb perfolet naf benz
8runbiase. auf Incident Der beutihe
aaiier balo nah ieinem &eeierunsSz
Intritte fubte, udrnlif Memo me
impune lacessit = Niemanb be-
lsioist mid uneeifraft. - @eraoe
oieien bartber5igcn, grauiamcrt
@ebereisg ciieern an licb bat Yrdiiz
bent Satt Die Bill. pelde Die @ous
5plle rebu5ierte, nit ieinem Seto bes
lcst. Gin altes Sprihlport iagt,
iehcs 2altcr rdht iih Ielbit. Serr
Gait mag i'm 2aufe bieies Sabres ere
fabren, bab bas 10 iebr eeouloige Bolt
bpd1 Ichlieslid, rebeQiid merneu fnuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
EleySs Gesree iiber Sic ,,Se'
rambnne Ser ktrd.e".

9onpon. - Sic @orlase Sur
Gntitaatlidun9 Der Stride in 2alcs
p%ailirte Sonnerstas Ibenb ibre 3fpcite
Sciung I'M l%lnterbauie NIT 34S gegem
267 Stimmen. &Gbreno bes Icrs
laufs Der Gebatte benilete Der Sdass
%tan5ler 2lppos @eorse in pirtiamer
8eiie Die SeihuIeieung, baB Die abcs
ligen Samilien. beren Sertreter Die
bartnddisitcn @iberiad,er Der WaB>
reseI ieien. neil Tie bic etablirte Stride
aisplilnoern. ibrcn unSebeuren Heihs
tbum ourcb Seraubuns Der Stride Slir
Seit Der Reformation erlangteu.
Cine itiirmiiGe S3ene fpl9te. ais er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
Gin criabrener 9anbwirth,

Sr. q. &. @cder BON Srcponia, &i5.,
ifreibt: Tor lpelligcn &odcn erldb
ih aus Giner 9roBen III Chicago crs
ideincnben Seitune, lparum Die &arz
toffelu beucr 10 tbcuer Iino. Tcrz
idieoene llriad]en pareu III Dem bless
be3iigliden Irtifel %angesebcn. In
Der Spise aber 'tunb in biirren
Worteu. Die SauptIriahe lei Die, pab
uniere 2anpitra6en 10 itlledt iilb, 10
pab Die Sarmer ibre aartoffeln nidlt
81 Marfte ~bringen tonuten. llno oas
oumme 8duernpolt mill INNER nod
niht an cine No%tbpenbigfeit Der Ser
beiierlIng Der 9unoitraBen slauben.
Spbann ipar aud, bas talte Wetter
ifulb, ipeil Der Winter cintrat, che
Die aartoffelbauern Die Srnte inter
Sadj bringen tonnten, bieB es in Dem
Irtifel, obsleih Sober peiB. baB Die
&~artoffcln i'm September unb Sftober
aisgcgraben perben linb bus falte
8etter crit am 4. ooer 3. Nopember
eintrat.
Mn ben ttmitanb, baR in 1911 nur
292 Naiaipnen Snibel mud1ien, sesen
$40 Nsia. Vnibel in 1910 nnb 3S9
Mia. Suibcl in 1909, baran bat Der
Weriiber ienes Mrtifels nid,t sebad,t,
ipnbern er iab Su ieincr Sreuoe cine
Ueleeenheit, snte 2anbitraFen 81
prebisen. Ger Maun lebe bod!
benfen bic Iutpiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
Sie Sptidjaft bes Yrdiibenten Saft
an ben GpngreF,

in Ser CT Die iofortise slnnabme ciucs
@eieses empiieblt. sum Shuse Der
unldngit i'm iiiplid,en California &C.
iunbeuen Salt Eager, 10 pnB lie nif,t
in Den Yripatbeiis ilbereeben unb al
cincm Ionopol scmnd)t lperbcn fpns
men. iolte Die ioiortige Seahtung fins
Den. Sic Sarmer. Die Saumpolles
unp Sabafs Yilan6er braudcn nihts
10 nptbie 5ur grbultuns Der Sobens
frrihtbarfeit ais bieie aaliial5e,, Die
ras bette tiinitlide SIsunssmitteI
iinb. bas eS sibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28

binetc. berbeisefibrt babe, fpnroe bon
Srn. Topping perneint. Rad Anz
iift pes Seueen bat bic Grtperbuus
Der ,Senneiiee Goal & Sron Co."
burf ben Stabls Sruit in ben inbus
itrielen @erbdItniiien DEG Siibens
feline Ienberuns berbeisefibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
SilusSnu.

@om 3. bis Z. Suni pirh in Imcs.
Soma, am Soma Staats : eoacs Elm
fur5er aurs nbgehalten pcrbeu sur
llntcripeiiln9 i'm SilosSau; Sarmer.
Iaurer. Sauihreiner mn Gontrafs
loren Ioll,n 3utritt babeu. Inifeis
nenb lit pies Der erite oerartisc aurs,
Der i~l6erbaupt icmals seboten purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
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Seiten", id)reibt Serr Soiepb =. Yros
foih pom BIRD Sslanr, Iilin.. Den
Ilpcnfrduter fir iie 81 beite1en. Sic
baben selernt, bic Ior5ise oieies alten
8rduter> Seilmittels Su ifdsen, uno
wuuihen in ibren Samilien niht
mebr pbne benielben 81 iein. Bite
ienben Sic meine gcitcluns iofort.
ober mein Sorrntb miro 81 Gnbe iein
ebe Die Ieoi3in antommt."
Bic geliebtbeit pes Sorni's Mpens
frdliter ipddit bon Gag gu Tag. iabrs
ous uno iabrein. gs siebt MIR Elm
llrtbcil iiber bies einfahe &rduters
&eilmitteI, unb bas III: Or 1T cine
quite Mebi3in." @irb MIR burd
2ptnls Isenten ober brett pom 2abos
ratorium gelicfcrt. Nan ihrcibe an:
Sr Better Sohrnep & Cons 60. 10
-25 go. Sopue Gpe., Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
gertilget bic Raupenneiter!

Sebem Sarmer iirb ppbl Die ipeis
Gen @eipinite auf Den Sbitbdumen 5ur
8eniige befannt. Mber nid)t nur an
Den Ieiten Der SbitbGume finbet man
tic. ionocru ailh on Sedeu nno
Strdlltern. Siebt man iif Die G,es
ipinnitc ndbcr an, 10 fiupet ma parin
cine gauge Irmee bon Haupen, Die.
nnhbem Tie bas gteit perlalien babeu,
lid iiber Den san5eu Baum perbreiten.
@eiit Gin Saum mebrere Haupens
neiter auf, 10 lit CT balb lpic fabI 8ez
i6orcn. Sit bas Slatttpert 5erliprt.
10 bceinnt Der Baum am ci9encn Sait
81 franten unb 9cbt ein.
Iau pcrmeibet Serluitc, inbcnl
MAJ bic H%oupenneiter nertilst. Die
einfahite Nrt, pies 81 tbun, beitcbt
oarirL paB ma cine 9eiter our Saub
nimmt, auf bieier sum 8aupenneii
binauiitcist uub Den 3tpeig, in Der
Hcgcl cine .8abeIing", ~abidneibet
uno nit iammt Dem Neit perbrennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-05-28
Jene ,,Hcttmnesttat'.

Grluerbuns Der s. :. 4 s. ourdb ben
Srnh in ne,icm 3ifte. = Glib
Iihe gerstuerfs. @eieltfait i~lorirte
amkerorbcntlidJ, ais &ouieuelt ben,
Stabl-9ruit geitattete, tie 81 ab.
iorbiren, vum bic situatipn sm
retten".
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
THI5ET MAY BECOME A
BONE OF CONTENTION

London, Aug. 30.-Thibet in the fu-
ture promises to become as great a
bone of contention as Persia. The
same section of the Liberal party
which ac uses Foreign Minister Sir
Edward Grey of sacrificing Persia, and,
incidentally, with Morgan Shuster, to
Russian interests, declares that Gl eat
Britain's Tribetan policy is on parable
lines.
The Conservatives who support Sir
Edward more strongly than do the
members of his own part approve Of
his ultimatum to China. The desira-
bility of having buffer state between
India and China furnishes ground for
his action, in their view.
Predictions are made Of another Brit
ish expedition to Hasa, from North
eastern India, in order to protect
the Tribetan ministers from Chinese.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
MIRACLE ELEcTRocUTED
FOR DOUBLE MURDER

EddyviIle, KY, Aug. SO.-Cal. Mira
Gle, arrested in Alabama last winter,
and brought back to Kentucky to stand
trial for the murder Of man and
woman in Bell county, last August,
was electrocuted in the state peni-
tentiary here today.
He walked coolly to the chair, and
when asked IL he desired to make a
statement, replied: Nothing to say"
Three minutes later he was dead.
Miracle called Mathew Jones to the
latter's front gate Sunday, August 25,
1911, and shot him down apparently
without reason. A few minutes later
he shot and killed Mrs. Dulcie Partin,
while she stood in the door Of her
home. He escaped and made his way
to Alabama, but was recognized by
former acquaintance and his arrest
followed.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
.OPY OF NEW GAME LAW
IS RECEIVED BY WARDEN
HE ISSUES SOME VALUABLE IN
FORMATION TO NIMRoDs OF
THE COUNTY.

Deputy Game Warden p. M. Golden
yesterday received copy of the re-
vised game laws of the sthate, and,
as there are many people in Bruns-
WICK and Glyunn county who are vi
tally interested in these changes. he
has prepared the following, which is
a gict of the laws as thew staid at
present.
The license law remains unchanged.
Hunters may secure county license for
81, state license for SO and non-resi-
dent license for SIS. Parties may
hunt in their own militia district
without license, but as the bounda-
ries Of these several districts are not
generally known it is advisable that
all hunters procure license.
1t is Illegal at any time to hunt on
the lands of another without first OBJ
tanning land owners permission to do
SO.
The following are game birds and
animals on which an open season is
provided: Quail, doves, snipe, wood
cock. curlews, turkeys, grouse, pheas-
ants, deer, squirrels, duck, marsh hen
cluapper r-raiD.
The season for deer is September
1st to December 1st following; squir-
rel August 1st to January 1st. (This
refers only to cat squirrel. Fox squir-
rels are protected entirely untoll 1879
Quail, doves, turkey, pIover may be
hunted from November goth to March
LIST following. Snipe frfom December
lst to May 1st following. Our ma
tive summer wod-duck from De
cember 1st to January 1st.
It is illegal to kill more than
three deer in any one year and IL
legal at any time to kill a doe. 1t is
also Illegal to kill turkey hen Doe,
fawn and turkey hen are protected en-
tirely until December 1st., 1916.
1t II Illegal to xii any bir dor animal
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
FOOD BECOMING SCARCER
DAILY, SAYS MANAUGUA
CITY PRACTICALLY CUT OFF
FROM COMMUNICATION WITH
THE REST OF THE WORLD.

Managua, Aug. 27 delayed in trans
mission) This city is practically cut
off from communication with the rest
of the world. Food is becoming
scarcer here daily and also in several
of the cities in the hands of the revo-
lutionaries. At Granada and Masaya,
which are held by the rebels, the pop
ulat:ons are almost completely de-
prived of provisions.
Reports have come in of engage
ments in the vicinity of Granada be-
tween the government troops and the
insurgents, but no details of the fight
ing have been obtainable.
There is an entire lack of news
from Corinto and other coast towns,
and it has been virtually impossible to
get out any Information, but a courier
was successful today in finding one
outlying telegraphic wire which had
not been destroyed.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
LAW PROHIBITING DISTRIBUTING
OF SUNDAY MAIL TO BE-
COME EFFECTIVE.
GENERAL KICK IS EXPECTED
Not Even Can Box Renters Secure
Their Mail-LocaI Force Making Ar
ransements to lnausurate the New
Rules.

No mail tomorrow! Not even will the
people who pay Uncle Sam box rent
be able to secure their mail as it
will not be distributed until Monday
morning.
Postmaster Elliott is making ar
rangements to enforce the new rules
and to handle the extra amount of
mail on Monday. He states that one
clerk will be kept in the office during
Sunday to despatch outgoing mail and
to likewise open incoming mail and
sort it in the cases in the postoffice
so that it can be speedily handled on
Monday In fact it will all be dis
tributed on Monday before the arrival
of the early morning trains.
1t is expected that there will be
much inconvenience for the first few
Sundays, but the law will soon adjust
itself. The greatest complaint will
probably be that the people will not
even be able to receive their news
papers, but it is expected that the
papers will make some other arrange
mehts for their delivery on Sunday.
Anyway the law is going to be put
into effect tomorrow in every first
and second class postoffice in the
country, and whether it pleases or
not will lmake but little difference
to Uncle Sam.
The following was issued yesterday
by Postmaster Elliott:
In obeying the instructions of the
postoffice department, under the new
law for closing the postoffice on Sun
days, and to handle the Sundays mail
Monday morning, it becomes neces-
sary to open the general delivery
window one hour later, or 7 a. M,
and on account OF. the passage of the
eight-hour law, the window will be
closed at p. M instead of p. m,
effective September /, 1912
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
BALLOT BOXES WERE
STUFFED IN PRIMARY
~gs@
GEORGIA VETERANS TO MEET
IN BRUNSWICK NEXT YEAR
THIS CITY WON OUT OVER CO.
LUM5Us AT THE REUNION
IN MARIETTA.

The Confederate veterans of Georgia
will hold their 1918 reunion in Bruins
wick, this city having been selected
at the reunion held h Marietta this
week. Invitations w{Fe extended to
the veterans by Columbus and Bruins
wick Those who favored this city
made strong address, stating that
it had been two or three years since
the veterans had beer[ entertained in
South Georgia and That Brunswick
had never had the pleasure of enter
tanning these old soldiers.
Columbus finally Withdraw -Witn the.
understanding that the 1914 reanion
be held in that city This was prac-
tically agreed to and Brunswick was
unanimously selected As the meeting
place in 1913.
rms reunion will bring to Brun@Wick
probably two or three thousand Wis
itora Georgia veterans always at
tend the reunion. in large numbers
and they are generally accompanied
by members of their families. The
sons of veterans always hold their
meeting where the veterans gather
and this organization will also be
largely represented.
Brunswick will at once begin to
make arrangements for her many
visitors, and though the reunion is a
year off, old soldiers in all sections
of the state can look forward to one
of the largest meetings ever held.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31

not mentioned above excepting Eng
lish sparrow, owls, hawks, eagles,
crows, rice birds and field or meadow
lark. In other words, robins, heIlbats
and our many varieties Of rIimage
birds are protected at all times
1t is illegal to bait dove u I'D or
shoot doves on a baited field
The several varieties Of migratory
duck, etc. including marsh hen, may
be shot from September-1st to March
lst, following.
Several reliable deputy wardens are
on duty throughout Glynn county and
It is fully expected that the viola
tions of this act will be kept down to
the minimum the coming season. Lii
cense blanks have not yet been re-
ceived by the local county warden, ow-
ing to delay in the PRIMARIES, but me is
ready to accept the fee and will is
sue pro tenn licenses pending receipt
Of the regular form, wmhich will be
in the net day or two. Any other
will be gladly furnished by the war
information pertaining to the daw
will be gladly question
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
VIOLATED THE GAME LAWS.
London Floyd, Colored, Was Arrested
Yesterday.

A warrant was sworn out yesterday
against London Floyd, colored by
Game Warden Golden The negro is
charged with violating the game laws
by hunting without a license. hunting
out OF season and hunting upon the
lands of another without a permit.
Floyd gave bond before Justice Robin
son and he will be given preliminary
hearing on Tuesday.
In this connection it may be of
interest to state that the game war
den is now keeping a close watch
for violations of the law This is the
season when many violate the law
by shooting birds Of various kind
Especially is this true of country
people, who have been known to kill
birds long before the opening of the
season, but deputies are now sta
toned at many places throughout the
county and if they persist in vioating
the law they are liable to be arrested
at any time. H-t
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
CONVENTION IN
THIS CITY TODAY
HON. RANDALL WALKER TO BE
FORMALLY NOMINATED FOR
CONGRESS.
MANY DELEGATES EXPECTED
Convention Will Meet at the Court
House at Noon-Judse Willis Dart
of Douglas Likely to Be Elected
Chairman,

The Eleventh district congressional
convention will meet in Brunswick to-
day and Hon. j. Randall Walker of
Lowndes county will be declared the
nominee of the Democratic party, he
having been nominated by the voters
in the primary held on August 21.
The convention will be called to or
der at IL o'clock at the court house.
Judge John G. Mcdonald, who
is chairman of the executive commit
tee of the district, will be unatle to
attend the convention, consequently
it is not known who win Pre- lie.
Col Walker will be placed in nomi-
nation by Hon. Stanley Bennet of
Quitman, abrother of Judge ]. w.
Bennett of this city, and it is expected
that the nomination will be seconded
by many of the delegations present.
Walker delegates will be present from
ten counties while the remaining fivS
will send Parker delegates. The nom
ination of Col. Walker, however, will
be made unanimous.
There was considerable discussion
among the delegates who arrived in
the city yesterday as to who would
be made chairman Of the district to
succeed Judge Mcdonald and several
names were mentioned, chiefly among
them being Judge Willis Dart Of Doug
las. His selection seems to be salts
factory to all concerned and it is more
than likely that he will be named.
Judge J. G. Crawford of Valdosta, who
managed Mr.. Walkers campaign, has
also been mentioned and he has many
friends who will probably INSIST that
he accept the place.
The convention is expected to be
the largest that has ever been held
in the district. A large number of
delegates arrived in the city yester-
day and last night, while many others
will come this morning.
The many friends Of Mr.. Walker,
the nominee, will earn with genuine
regret that he will be unable to at
tend the convention on account OF
Illness. Col Walker has been Wis
iting his father in Patterson for few
days and upon his return to valdosta
yesterday he was taken i'll and teIe-
gram was received in the city from
him during the afternoon that IT
would probably be impossible for him
to be present.
The convention this afternoon will
last for about an hour and as soon
as the meeting adjourns the visitors
will be taken for boat ride around
the harbor The steamer will be in
waiting at the foot of Mansfield street
and will leave as soon as all of the
visitors are on board. Arrangements
have been made to serve lunch and
on board the steamer.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
SOME BIGOTS WILL MOI
ST IND WITH US" TEDDY
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS TO YER.
MONT FARMERS, ATTACKING
ARcH5oLD AND PENRosE.

st. Albans, t., Aug. 3O.-After d
thirty mile automobile trip from Bur-
lington, Colonel Roosevelt reached St
Adams at II o'clock this forenoon, and
made his first speech of the day to
a crowd in the public square. A large
part of his audience was composed OF
farmers, some Of whom had driven
many miles to hear him. Colonel
Roosevelt continued his attack on
John d. Archbold, president of the
Standard Oil Company, and Senator
Penrose.
AS he was speaking a man in the
crowd called out: rs this the Pro-
gressive Republican party?"
Colonel Roosevelt turned and point
ing finger at his questioner, shouted: :
No, sir; it is brand new party.
When Lincoln left the Wings there
were some bigots who would not
vote for him, just as there are some
bigots who will not stand with u.s."
From st. Adams Colonel Roosevelt
started out over the hills by automo-
bile for Morrsville, his next stopping
place.
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
of 142,1O4.

of 142,104.
'Tn other words the inference
would be that every white man above
21 years old in the state voted last
Tuesday plus 295.
"If the white voting population or
the state is ,SO3, every white man
whose name was not on club roll,
every white man who was sick, every
unnaturalized white foreigner, every
white imbecile and lunatic Of voting
age, every white convict, every white
man who was outside of the state
on election day, every white man who
did not 20 r re polls, every white
RepuDncau and every white Socialist
must have counted TO make the ag-
gregate Of 142,104 ballots reported and
to be reported as cast plus 295."
The Brunswick news., 1912-08-31
Eleventh DISTRICT
DEMOCRATS TO MEET
MERCHANTS TO CLOSE At
ONE O'CLOCK ON MONDAY
THIS ACTION TAKEN AT MEET
ING OF MERCHANTS, AssoclA-
TloN YESTERDAY.

AT special meeting of the Retail
Merchants and Business Mems Asso-
citation held yesterday it was decided
that all members of the organization
close their places of business at 1
o'clock on Monday, thus giving their
employees a half holiday.
Monday is Labor day, and while
no special program has been arranged
in the city the day will be generally
observed. Merchants who are not
members of the association will also
probably close their stores. Sunday
hours will be observed at the -pnstnf=
flee, while the banks, the city hall
and other public places will be closed
for the day