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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
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perIangen, ob bic JIeiidbeidau &C.
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ibrer gebuuptung lit oas nibt Der
Sal. g8ie lie barite1en, boben Die
5letIapoder our6 ibren GinfluB DEN
Setretdr uno bic DsrantportIihen Be-
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pirtbihaft bspogen. Die 9sisBs in siz
ner Weiie gu bonobaben, boB lie
pertbIos geDoroen iino unb GIeiIt
pon perisu6tem 9isb oertauft miro.
Die geamten bes lanopirtbI IdaftIi6en
W2iniiteriums bs3si6nen bic Qngabsn
Der 5ortfhrittIer als erIpeen. Die
unteriu6ung ioGte ieoenfaQs itattfins
ben, um ben pabrsn Sbatbeftano gu
erHitteIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

1srmin auf feds Sabre ausssoebnt
tpiro unb Ri,manb bere6tist f.in
ION, mebr als einen 5srmin su btes
men. Daburh niirben iebr pisle WliB.
iidnbe beieitist. Die upmtniitratiDe
Wsaf6inerie tDnnte niht mebr in Den
DNnIt Der pplitit seitellt iperben uno
bic 8eunrubisuns in ben 8efhdften.
bic isbe prdfioententpabl mebr oher
minber 5ur 5oIs. bat, piirbe fait
sdn5lih auFboren. Gin fedsidhri9er
Sermin 1T AUDI notbig. bamit Der
qrdIibent G.lssenbeit bat, iein prpz
sramm burd5ufiibren. Wenn bas erz
lehtat 1T, beitebt teine Hot9Denoiss
ts,t msbr, ibn pisoer au .rtpGblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

Riht unbershtiet iii bic
'fraee bes YrGTbsnten. auf fpeIhes
grosrdmm bin RooispsIt tpiebsr bic
grdfibentf6aft sritrsbt. Gr ipritt DisI
BON elmer forti6rittli6en, nit ben
Wini6en uno 9ebiirfniFsn beg 9oltss
i'm gintIane Itebenosn Rsgierung, ober
er 1agt ni6t, auf peIts Jortitriti. er
abaisIt uno pie er fis burh5uiIbren
ssosnit. Sein gerIansen betrsffs Ruhs
repiiion Der itaatsesrihtli9eu gnts
fdsibungen ift .ein grosramm fir eis
nsn prGIibentsn, ben inneritaatlide
QneeI.ssnheiten nidts aussbsn. Die
Jorberuns III pbns 3peifsl beredtist.
bab RooisoeIt iia bi.rii5sr beu.lidsr
ausipreben Iollts. gr iast. bab er
oem 8olte aur 5erridaft oerbslfsn
min. Dieter Gsbants 1T isbr lobens.
ipsrtb, aber ss lit ungeniigenb unb un=
befriebieenb. neil man audi utN.n
rpia, tporin bieis 8ol.sberrido't be-
fteben unb in rpsldsr DeiIe lie fi6 be-
tbdtig.n foa. gr tonnte burquf anti
rporten, mas .r ukr bis iest ni6t ses
than bat, bab IS rihtig tpGre, oi. Sss
natpren brett pom 8olte tpGblen su
laiIsn. 9as mar. cine empf.blensrpertbe
4euOerung. 4bsr er tpiiroe oaburh ben
prdiibenten niht pistr.pitirsn, oenn
oieier bat ebenfalIs ni6ts baeessn eins
3uipenoen. Gin 8orihIue, ben Rpofe.
pelt pprsebra6t bat. gebt babin, bic
domination Der prdiibenten bem Dolte
gu iberlaTsn. 4uh bisism plane bat
Sdft .eine 5inberniie in ben Dsa aef
kst, er bat nur oaraH bic poltommen
bershtiste 5oroeruns g.iniipft, bab
bic Wahl.n uuter Itrsnesr aeieBlider
8orihrift s.fiihrt ipero.n iolIen Wenn
RoofeOelt glaubt, bab man ibn aui
Gruno Ieiner fribersn TbGtiat.it Elm
befinitines programm srlaTen unb
gdn3lih auf feline Hsdtli9teit Ders
trduen iollte, 10 mug sr belebrt tpsrs
ben, oab es in elmer Republit tsins
psri0nlide Resi.ruus sibt. Damn iIt
nod cine anbere Jrase am plose.
Wenn Roofepelt Der 4niidt it, bab
R.formen gebotsn itnb, 1T ss bann
Hptbtpenoie. bub er prdibent tpiro,
um ibnen ginsans gu perldaffen9
Sin folder Stdnbpuntt pGr. unhalts
bar. Waun fann fir Rsform.n .infi.z
ben, obne prdfbent su Iein uHb mir
ulauben iogar, bab elm unintersifirter
Rsformsr mebr 0ehor finbet, als Gi>
ner, Der nah einem 4nie ftrebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
Dab bas Saus lid ba

DAB bas Saus lid bas
gu sntf6IpFsn bat, bem aommittes
CUR llnteriu6une bes Geloz 5ruts fols
de 9ollmadten gu psrlsiben, bab es
eriinolihe Nrbeit leiiien iann, lit als
Elm Sies Der fortfdrittIihen 9emotraz
ten anauieben. Die tonisrpatipsn De-
motraten. unter Der Jiibruns bon I'M
osrtpooo uno unteritiibt pom Spreder
glart, mabten grobe 4nI Itrsneungsn,
bic unteriuhuns niht auftommen au
lafen. sic geborhten benz 3panet
inIotpeit. bub fte cine Reiplution bur6s
gekn lieben. pel6e Gelegenbeit bot,
Die untsriutuna auf bic lanss gunt
gu f4ieben ober sdnali9 einihlafen 81
laHen. 9as liebsn iih uber bic fort.
Ihrittlihen Demofraten nicht eefduen.
Ulit Der 0robune, ppr bas BOLT tres
ten unb bieiem Quftldrung iiber bas
illolape 8erbalten Der &onierpatiper
erthstlsu gu ipclleu, festsn iie snbIid
ourh. bab etne sriinoli6e unteriu>
dung itattfinbsn mub. 3pei beoeus
tsnos Qnfpdlte, Die nit oem WeI.n bss
ameritaniIaen 9robtapitalismus in
mig pertraut iinb, buNn ben Iuftrus
srbdlten, bic llnterfuhung gu Ieiten
uno aus ibrsn 5oroerunssn nah psits
ssbenben @oumahten, bic bepiIIigi
porbsn iinb. lit eriidtIid, bab fie niat
an Der Sbsrfldbe haften blstbsn, Ions
bern Der angelsgenbeit auf ben 9ruub
geben Deroen. Der lange aampf, Der
uotbig mar, um cine eriinolthe Rab
forThung Durh5uiebsn, ldbt tsine an
oere Oeutuns 3u, als bab oas 9rob>
tapitul 8ieles gu perbeimlihen per-
iudt. 8emnah III audi bic grpars
tung ber,6tigt. oab iehr Dihtigs DIM
&c an ben Gag tommsn iperben. Die
Rsgieruno binter Dem 9orbans, bic
bislang iiblih gepeien 1T. bat aufs.s
Bort unb bas if ben Jortihrittlsrn in
beibeu partsien gu perbunten. 60
ldngs SsimIidtsitsn beftebsn, ift cine
eArlihe uno CUTE Regisruns dusses
fdlofen. Sn Der 0unteIbeit sebsiben
nur 9iftpfIan3en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
.okal.Derid)t


Dis Qoli3iiten 0orman uno gnbers
perbuftsten friib seftern Worsen ben rs
Sabre nlien Mrtbur Weir ron 4fbss
pills, u. g., ais bielsr In Der Hahbdrs
fhoFt Der 8. 4penus unb Wain Strabe
mebrere 9ausibiiren 5u 0ffnen pers
fuhte. Der Defnngene, fpeldKr unter
Der 4nilase bes 6erumlunssrns einse.
fperrt rpurbe. III nit benz Burffxn be-
iannt. rpelher am Disnitag Mbenb iei.
men ,Greunb Geo. Uu&onon, alias
gbarles 1ipton, BON Norb Carolina
Der poliaei psrristb. 1uhanan III bee
ionntlih seitdnDia. Dor einisen Mos
den tn b<trunttnem 3uitanoe ben Do
li5eidef Soi. Gtofforb Don Ninnsas
polls. q. e.. erfhoKen su babsn. Or
ipiro nah Rorb Carolina suriidsss
braHt perben, i'm fin bort unier Der
antIase bes Worbes 5u Derontnorssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
Der &f sesen Saitiatipe
uno Hsierenbmm.

Spbalo unIere BsrfaTunss aone
psntion ibre Qrbeiten beenbst baben
ipirb, gibt es piel 4rb.it fir bic
Druder. Jeber 8iirger tam mine
otitens Elm 9useno erempIare aus
ebenfo pieIeH 5eoern erparten, bic ibn
bef9p0ren, niht Die art on oi. Wurz
seln Der Rtpublif au lesen", mas bas
nit geidebe, penn man fir Snitiatipe
unb Refereubum ftimme. 96ntiGhlih
bat bieit Jlutb Don pampblsien jsst
fhon besonnen. Bon alien 9beiIen Der
Union ftrDmen Nroihiiren in ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

mas Rthter WQnnamater Dor
Der Obioer Bar QFpciation 3u Gum
ten Der Qbberufune BON Rihtern iagt,
5eugt bon iebr geringer SntsQigens,
Gr rehtfertigt Die Qbberufuns, neil
oas 9eridtsperfubren Ianglpieria,
toftipisIig, oura tedniits Regsln uno
grG3eoenafGus gefeifelt 1T uno neil
Die Ri6ter Die Rontrole uber bic 9e.
iesgebung Qusiiben. Die piirbe bag
geGnoert tperben, ipenn man bic Ri6=
ter a6beruft? Der Ra6foIaer tpiirbe
ebenfaQs on prd3soensfGQe, proseb>
perfahren uno Ronititution gebunbsa
iein. Der rt9tigs Wes beitebt ni6t
in Der Qbberufuns, Ionoern in elmer
aenosrung Der 9efsss uno Der Rom
ititutiOn. Die 2egislatur bat bas
Rett bag pro5sbpsrfobren porsuz
fAreiben uno es uusr sstnitalitGten
gu enttIeiben, bat bisIss Rs6t fhon
pieIfah uusgeIbt, absr pie erii6tlih,
nt6t IN ssniigenoem llmTange. Dos
Bolt BAT oas Rs6t, bic apnftitution
bobln ab3uGnoern, bab 9eIese aae
piosriprsasnoen 9srfaTunssparasras
pben aufkben, pte bas in Der eansen
Welt, auber Bel uns grdu9 1T. Das
nit pGre tpirtiame Qb5tlfe gef6offen.
Inter oem 8erfabrsn, pit Rihter
Wanndmatsr es Oorihldgt, fpurOe Der
Rthter, um elmer 4bberufung 5u ent<
eeben, eine 8oltsabTtimmunq iiber
tsins entf6eioungen OsranitaIten mill
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
aaflaae bes sirafsaraxbs.

Ssratant poder srhob ssIiern gts
gen ben giisneiebsr Carl Dsnsmore
bon portsmcutb, Cbio. bic Antlaee
b sStrabenraubes. Der 0sfanQfne
iIt seitdnoia ben aDoIpb WoesI pon
30. PA Neit Z. aDenus nisDsrssI@los
gen unb beraubt ou babsn. Gr bs3eih.
nstf sscbn Code BON 20. 629 W<ft A.
4penut ais ieinen Witi6ulbis<H nno
6iefer fpurbt unier Der Mnfloss nes
thdtlifen ansriffs tingsipsrrl,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
@erlnikt.

Der 16 Jabrs aite gouis 6inss non
Ro. 2318 5ames Strnbe tpirb isii
Tisnitas psrmiBi. Tis poli3ti nutDe
eriuht. 9sahforidung.n mad bsm
anaben cnauItelIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

ssaIls bds Wetter "a srlaubt. finott
kuk ods lesis GpisI Der Gerie 3lDis
fhtn .RepsA unb .piroien- in piitsr
burg itati. GhIeuberer 1romme tpiro
dls unier Ronnnier funsiren.
GR 0rase, oh bic ~Rebs" i'm Stan.
be iein piirpen, ihre meiiterbafien 9eis
itunaen auf pem beimiihen Gpielplnb
dui feiublidts Oebiet aussub.bnsn, IN
eurh ihr briIIantes Spielen in pi!tss
burg in .mpbotiider Weii, beiabt
lporoen. Wenige ibr.r 9egner fonmen
ibnen on Stdrfs i'm 4usriff gIeih,
unb iie iteben bkute anerreiht on Der
Spipe Der 2ied aIubs in Der 8trs
tb.ioialng Der 1slber. Was oieie err
freulihe @enhrune in bem Stdtus
oes Glubs. Der aus benz lesiiGbrigen
ptrIpndI ,uiamm.ns.simmert 1T, hsrs
beissfiihrt bat. iit ein3is unb olein
bem ginflub. ben 5duptliHg S'8ap
auf bic ibm unierseitellien athleten
ousiibt. susuihreiben. Wannss5uht,
2opalitd. unb 9eipubtiein Der eisensn
Stdrt. bebsrrihsn idmmtlide Wits
glieber bes aIubs unb baben Elm 3us
iammenIpisl Der Reuntr sutpe9e
esbraht, bas felt Ianeen Sabrsn bier
sefebIt bate uno abFOlut nctbpenoig
gum grfolse lit. Wit bem 0orfpruns
&c, ipelhen bic .R.bs" i6on iest ses
rponnsn baben, itkn fie nit 3upers
iiti bem aommen Der oitlihsn aIubs
in udhfter Mode ents.een.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

Ustes esfst.Esl bes EAast 2S<.
1snf{1eg &ivfs.
essues ogeels@ i4s Qarns.
~ ssts6. - - :. -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
CGis.1au.

Hegtn nsrbinb<rtt bas fir seitern
angefstts Spiel 3ipiiden nnitru
.Rebs" unb ben ~piraten" In pitts.
burg, pus ben 2estsreH. bic iih iti'
Der ssfpaltisen Risberiass am Dom
nsrifag etfpas ihtp1h fiiblen, iehr sr'
tpInfnt tam. Dos GpisI III auf ben
15. SuIi gum 1ustras Hrlest ipor'
ben.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
CAUSES SICKNESS.
Good Health Impossible With Disor-
 dered Stomach.

There is nothing that will create sickness or cause more trouble than disordered stomach, and many people daily contract serious maladies simply through disregard or abuse of the stomach.
 We urge every one suffering from any stomach Arrangement. indiges- tion, or dyspepsia, whethoer acute or chronic, to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tab lets, with the distinct understanding that we will refund their money with out question or formality, if after reasonable use of this medicine they are not satisfied with the results. We recommend them to our customers every day, and have yet to hear of any one who has not been benefited by them Three sizes, 25c, soc and $l a box. Sold in Hot Springs only at our store-The Rexall Store. The R, C. Morris Drug Co.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
COMPTON WAS NOT INDICTED
SLAYER OF MACK FREEMAN HAS HAD NO INDICTMENT RE
 TURNED AGAINST HIM.
After It Had Been Reported That the Case Was Under investigation, Re
 port indicates No Indictment.

Last week, when several witnesses in the case of A B. Compton of Mill todnship, who shot and killed Mack Freeman in this city, were prominent in the personnel Of those waiting about the grand jury room, it was nat urally expected that within very short time there would be shown something of disposition of this case.
 Compton had been bound over to await the action of the grand jury in the sum of $1O,0O0, by the coroners jury, which held the inquest over the body of Freeman
 Yesterday no indictment had been returned against Compton, which led to the theory that the jury had been unable to agree in the matter. If the jury had agreed on an indictment it probably would have been returned ere this, and if the grand jury had agreed to return mo indictment that, too, would have been reported so that Compton could have been released from his bond.
 The failure of the grand jury to make report on the case tip to this time indicates that there is some di- vision in the ranks of that body as to the disposition of the case.
 Compton, who was deputy sher if under Sheriff Hale, shot and killed young Mack Freeman, of this city. Sheriff Hale, Compton and Freeman were the only men in the room where the shooting took place, which was at a house where Mack Freeman board ed. Two women were in the room, one the proprietress of the boarding house, and the other Compton's daughter, over whom the killing oc- cured. At the coroneT's investiga- tion Compton did not take the stand. Young Freeman was shot in the back, and died shortly after at St. Josephs infirmary.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
How to Cure Chronic Colds and Bronchitis
Bluevale. Ont, Nav 4. Iol

Bluevale, Ont, May 4, 1910.
 "I was sick for two years with chronic cold and bronchitis and q consequent rundown condition. l received no benefit from doctors, and had to give up work. VINOB was recommended and from the sec ond bottle I commenced to improve - l gained in weight and strength, my cold and bronchial trouble dis appeared, and I am at work again. want to recommend VINOL to anyone who is in need of such a medicine. "-THoMAs HIGGINS.
 It IS the combined action of the curative clements of the cods' livers aided by the blood making and strength creating properties of tonic iron contained in VINOL which makes it so successful in curing stubborn colds and bronchitis.
 VINOL is a constitutional rem edy for chronic coughs, colds, bron- chitis and pulmonary troubles, not a palliative like cough syrups.
 Try bottle of VINOL. If yor don't think it helped you, we win return your mRey.
 R. c. MORRIS DRUG CO.,,
 Hot Springs. Ark.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
MOTHERS HAIR IS FALLING OUT
Tell Her PARlsIAN SAGE will quick
 ly Stop 1t.

No preparation can grow hair on bald heads if the hair root is dead. PARISIAN SAGE however. will stop hair from falling, will banish every particle of dandruff and do away with scalp itch or Sorrells Drug Co. will refund your money.
 Thousands of people are wasting time fooiing with remedies that never did and never will stop falling hair, when they can get the quickest kind Of action by using PARISIAN SAGE. a scientific combination that grows hair Cwhen possible), and also puts the most vigorous kind of life and lustre into it.
 30 cents for large bottle at Sor- rells Drug Co. and druggists every where.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
BALEsH-eoRtA.
Couple Married Sunday and Are Away
 on Honeymoon.

One of the prettiest home weddings recently was the one Sunday after noon at 3, o'clock, which united the lives of Miss Louise Balesh, of this city. and Richard Goria of Roanoke, Va, at the beautiful home of Messrs Joseph, James and Henry Balesh, brothers of the bride, 147 Wilmington avenue.
 Father McGill of the Catholic church performed the ceremony. and James sBalesh acted as best man, and Mrs. Joseph Balesh as bridesmaid The bride has resided in this city eight or 10 years, and has been connected with the large Oriental. store of Ba- lesh Bros. during which time she has made many friends by the charm of her manners.
 The groom is a member of Goria Bros. wholesale grocers of Roanoke, Va, and prominent in business cir cles.
 After partakirg of a wedding ban quet, the couple left on the 5:30 train for St. Louis and northern places of interest on honey trip, aft CT which they will be at home to friends at 4O4 Harrison avenue, Roa noke, Va. The ceremony was wit messed by only near relatives and a | few intimate friends
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
French Market Coffee Has Charmed a Century of
 Coffee Lovers

blend. BroHghf from Pa,is in kht eayLy days of NezU O,keans, 1t has ever since been the favorite of the beautiful women and famous men whose names are intertwined with the history of the South.
 Until the establishment of the Freuch Market Mills
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16

could be had nowhere in America but at the French Market in New Orleans. But NOW you all may serve it daily at your own table.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16

elected to new term The election was agreed on in faucus before the meeting. following the reorganization of the new council and announced, but because of a technical provision of the statutes which provides that these vacancies shall be filled on certain day, the meeting was held last night.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
FLOOD RELIEF FUND.
More Voluntary Subscriptions Come
 in Yesterday.

The following voluntary subscrip- tions were received for the eastern Arkansas flood sufferers yesterday F. W. Shields, who has interested him. self in the fund, reported the follow ing amounts;
 John Dunlay, sLOO; E. H Brand, 50 cents; cash, $11o; s. Newman, S2.o0; Martin Eichenlaub, $1.00; a total of $500
 The New National hotel and guests also contributed $500. making the to- tai for the day, S1060.
 Go 10 Browns Studio for up-to-date photos. 341 Whittington ave. 4-14-tN
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16

n ARELY good must a coffee
 be that has delighted the
 coffee experts of century. Yet such is the wonderful history of the famous coffee of the French Market of New Orleans. Richly romantic and historic is the story of this remarkable French Coffee
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
SOCIALISTS NOMINATE.
Place Part Of Ticket in the Field at
 September Election.

The Socialists of this city held a meeting last night and placed part of q ticket in the field to be voted on at the September election The fol- lowing were selected to make the race for the different offices:
 State Senator--C. s. Rouse.
 Representative K Lecroy.
 Sheriff-C. II. Williams
 Tax Assessor-L H. Henderson,
 Justices of the Peace Hot Springs C. Parvin. T. l., Bryan
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
JAMES |. GRAHAM
LA W FER office sos t.2 Central Avenue, ROSE BUILDING

Phones: Office 74e. residence lOos.
 Practices all state and federal courts. Notary Public and Public stenographer in office
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16

Constipation brings many ailments in this train and is the primary cause of much sickness. Keep your bowels regular madam, and you will escape many of the ailments to which wom- en are subject Constipation is very simple thing, but like many siIti- pie things, it may lead to serious consequences. Nature often needs little assistance and when Chamoel lains Tablets are given at the IT'S indication, much distress and suilei ing may be avoided. Sold hy all aeaF CTS.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-16
COUNCIL ELECTS STRAUSS.
Former Member of Board of Public
 Affairs Reelected to the Board.

A formal meeting of the city coun ell was held last night in order that Gus Strauss, already member of the hoard of public affairs, might be re-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-04
INSURGENTS NOT
BADLY BEATEN
STATE DEPARTMENT DOES NOT
BELIEVE CUBAN SITUATION
IMPROVED TO ANY EXTENT.

Washington, June "a distinct
improvement in the conditions in the
neighborhood of Daiquiri, Cuba, is re-
ported to the state department today
from the New YORK headquarters of
the iron company, whose plant was
threatened by the insurgents.
The state department, howeevr, has
no advices of its own. The fact that
the gunboat Paducah, which was ex-
pected to sail from Daiquiri Sunday
morning for Santiago to look into a
threatening situation at Ell Cobre,
where there are large American in
terests, has not yet quit Daiquiri, is
regarded as an indication that Com
mander Mitchell does not believe the
conditions would be safe without a
warship there.
There is a lack of encouragement,
however, in reports from other points
in Cuba. The consuls, while not re-
porting any actual uprisings, indi-
cate the existence of unrest
The hospital ship Solace, which has
started from Key West for Guantan-
amo, was sent to enable Admiral Os-
terhaus to keep in communication
with his flagship Washington at the
naval station. The wireless plant at
Guantanamo was destroyed by fire
some time ago, and it appears that
the temporary constitution has failed
to connect with Key West, a difficulty
it is expected, the Solace, with her
superior outfit, will overcome.
Although the Cuban government has
reported a victory over the insur-
gent bands in the neighborhood Of
El Corbora, state department advices
are that the situation there is still
threatening, and it is expected that
the Paducah will carry out her orig
inal orders and sail to Santiago, the
nearest port to El Corbora, as soon
as her commander feels it safe to
do SO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-04
FEUD IS FEARED
In HAYNEVILLE
ALABAMA TOWN SCENE OF
RIoTING AND BLooDsHE0
MAY FOLLOW.

Montgomery, Ala, June 3-Priol
to his departure for Auburn today
Governor O'Neal gave instructions for
the calling of a special grand jury
and a special session of the circuit
court at Haynesville, Lowndes coun-
~, TO take hold of a tense situation
IL that community. The sheriff was
directed to preserve peace, otherwise
the state would step in.
Late last week three white men
and two negroes were arrested on
charges of second degree arson in
connection with a fire which wiped
out eight stores at Benton, Ala, last
December.
On Saturday night, ]. H. Wood, a
white blacksmith, who was witness
for the defense, was shot through
the heart and killed at Benton by
Deputy Sheriff Herman Heibowski.
At noon today peace prevailed and
no more killings had occurred, al
though more are expected momentar-
ily A condition bordering on the
fued is said to exist.
1t is feared there may be blood
shed when the preliminary hearings
in the arson case are called at
Haynesville, June 10, and it is likely
the governor may have to call for
military protection.