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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
Nus benz 4sli3eiSeridbt.

Seit sinissr 3sit fibrt bic poli3ei
sinen srfolsreihen 5elb3us sesen
SpiumbOblen uno i'm aaufe Der lebtsn
Wohen iinb in pieiem 3uiammen.
bdnse cine Mn5abl Werbaftungen por>
eenommen iporben. @eitern batten iih
bic Msgsr Sobn Hobinion unD Gillian
RuHeu ipesen 5altens. reip. 8efuhs
elmer Spiumboble gu DerantfDorten.
Der San eeesn Robinion iuurbe Dere
tagt, pdbrenb Gillian Rufea au 80
9ngen Mrbsitsbaus unb 5ra9uns Der
Roiten peruNbeilt purbe.
Der 5all eesen bas ihnarae gbe=
paar Samss unb Neuis Nueu, No. 6l5
Central 4penue. ipelhes ebeniaus bsim
Opiumrauhen absefabt iporoen mar,
purbe pertast. Die 5umanitdts@ge>
ielIi4nft tpiro fidb bes ieds Sabre al
ten SDbnhens bes Gb.paares annebs
men.
sgrau 5. s.. Senninss pom Stpena
tietb Genturp Club bate bic 0erbaf1
tuns zines MeBsers BON go. 1718
Queen gitp Moenue peronIabt, neil
bisfer ibr angeblih einen total perborz
benen Danifasungstruibabn perfauff
bate. Rihter Jride ipies ben Wnnn
an. Der Jrau bic fir ben Dantia=
sunssDogel be3ablten $2.25 3uriid3ue
erftatten unb ihlus ben Jal Johann
nieber.
Sad .. 0rdDes bon Ri9mcnb,
Snb., mar in benz laben BON Grams
Bros babel abeefabt tporben, ols Ct
fih eine Mn5ubl 9afdenmefer aneiss
nttt. Sn feinem Neiibe puroe Elm
Soften 9anbi6ube stfunben, bic er
porber in Golbe's 2aben geftoHlen bats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04

te, Der Wonn tam nit elmer Strate
BON $40 unb ben Rotten bapon.
Nehtsanipalt Mm. 9bornbpie, als
Wrtkibieer bts bon benz Gebeimpplis
aiitea 5hatftr ipessn unprpentliden
Ystraaens p<rtufteten unb ipGter BON
Rihter Gride gu 80 9osen s(rbeitss
bans unb $50 unb Rotten psrurtbeils
ten N.gers Sames Delaney, beantraets
geitern eif'en neilen proseB fir lsinen
3lienten. Der Nntras fpurbs jebod'
BON bem pDli3eirihter pertporfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
3attpm MM1 0euetMe.

SIN Dopton StaDtratb tpuros Der
gsi6IuB ssfuBt. einsn .moDsrnsn
Sire Srud" unsufaufen. uab foil ber<
islbe bon Der Cincinnati Motor Gar
Comp. gstauft perben, $4,000 purben
beipiaist. - Die pIdne b.s Snaenis
surs GIo3isr fir 9erbsiisrunesn Der
6. aDs., S'Sallon Ipe. unb @ins
Strabe. tpuroen gutsebeiben. Die
pflafteruns Der 6. Qpe., u. Der 81
Jallon 5ur Mcainnep 9pe. purbe
aneenommen. Der Stabtantpalt Reuz
ffsr purbs inftruirt, bic n0tbisen
Sdritts ein5uidlagen, bi. 6. u. 8. gu
3tpinssn, Die Bride iiber bic O'ssallon
2lpe. 81 bauen.
- Das Santa CLAUS aommittee
BON geaepue orsaniiirts iieb eeftern,
unb erndblts Dan. SO. 6allam aum
Setretdr;; Sol. 8. Sturm gum 8prs
iiBer uno Charles Us. Naesl gum
Shdbmei1ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
eefrdn3den.

= Der 5rdusnpersin Der Ocitter
DeutI9sn prot. 9.meinps an Walnu.
nubs 9. StruBe (paitor 8. Saefres)
foit morgen Rohmittas I'm ? llb:
feline monatlihe 8erIammlung, nit
iptI9er bas 0sasmber auffeetrGn,s
Gsn perbunbsn lit. 9asielbe miro con
foleenben Oamsn. pel6e freunplid,Ii
oe3u sinlaben, peranitultet; Nlarla
Wltnte, gliId Wittenbarp, 5enriett.
ntiillsr, Sunisunbd WeiibibdrIef,
Mdria M0Gmann, 4nna Ni.mann
Minna Riemcnn, glila Rolte, Chill!
girlting uno 5rieoerita Oder.
- Der Srauen= unb Sunsfrduen'
0srein Der Rsformirten Salems 9e.
meinbs (Garl 5. 9epl, qfarrer). Der.
iammelt lid gu ieiner reselmaBiser
mpnatlibsn sisuns am Gonnsritas
ben 5. DECEMBER, gtu6mittass 2 llbr
9as aommittee fir Grfrii6unsen Be.
itebt aus ben Samen: 2outIe Ddum
2lnna 5ribauff, RoIa Seitsrs uni
Uldrle Ne1termann.
- Sn Der beuiiden ct. Sobannss
Gemeinoe (pfarrer s.. q. Giienlohr)
balt bsute Radmittas Der 0amsnDersir
feline monatliche Sisuns ob. 9or
3 llbr Naamittags an finbet bas mo.
natlids aaffeetranSden itutt. gu mel.
dem folsenbs Samen bic 8orber.i.
tunsen aufs Bette sstroffen hoben;
bic gruuen M. alein. g. 70. S. 5aud
st. aoB, 2ouiIs 2oB, 6. Weber. 9enr
atrihner, O. ". Werner, &. WiesanD
6. 90. 2uebbert, s. 5nuier, SO
Striblep, 6. Neeb unb 1rl. Srle
mann. gu 5ablreidem 9eiu9 pirt
freunbIihit stneelaben.
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SiBuus Der Grefatipe i'm Sentiden
Saus 5u NempDrt.

Die Wtitalie0er Der StaatS-Grefus
tipe periammelten iih filr5llh III Der
Sale oes 9eutifen Sauie5 IN Aen.
port, IN tpelter Stoatspralioent Al-
ireo Reinharot ben 8orliB lIno Se-
fretGr 9llbon gSolff bns Nrotofol
fiibrte. sSinan5iefretdr gmil geper
bon 2ouisnille niafue if)riftlib Die
9lnregung, Die nafHte gretutioliBung
IN 2ouispille nb5nbnlteit INN eln ii.
nan5.aonuttttee 5u eripablen, mas
BON Der lebten aonpention be'hlo'Ier
ipuroe. Gie 9Inrpeienben paren aber
Der glnlidt, Dorlaufig bapor slb-
ltano al nebmen nno Die ge-
meinihaItlide Sisung in 2ouispille
fiir cine ip1tere 3eit au5uberaiimen.
gs pllroe beitloiien, Die &anoioaten
iiir bns eSinan3-aomnlittee in oieier
SiBung 5u nomiltiren llub Die Wanten
sur @utbeiBung ben iibrisen Mitglie.
bern Ger Gretutipe i'm Staate per
9oit 5u5uienDen. gtontinirt iplroen
ole Serreu Garl u. Wellenoorf bon
2ouispiae uno 9io6ert 6. Soergel Don
HeDpprt.
8on 2oiti5piQe ipuroe folgenoe Me.
iclution alS glntrag Serrt H. Snn'
lens eineereid)t: Cab Die Stimnlen-
abgabe IN oen tommenoen 4onuentio-
nen nid)t nad) Den anlpeienoen, lon.
bern nah oen bered)tigten Stimlnen
eeit)eben ioQ. tSerner iollte ieoer
Stootperbono cine @ablliite aufIrel.
len; nur oann lpdre cine i,nparteilihe
8abI geiifert. 0ieie WabIliiten nliiB.
| ten baum epentllea 3lpei ober orei Wso-
nate Dor Der aonpention Der Grefu-
tine Dorgelegt ull0. ourh oieie alien
Werbanoen our gInIiftnnbne unter.
breItet iperoesl oarHit elm aagemeiner
llaberblid geidaffen uno Die beIten
Selite aus allen oieien ieparaten&abl-
lilten ausgeipdblt tperoen fonnen. Ia-
nit ipdre alien wenfenif)aften Elm Gile
be bereitet unb lleberraidungen aus
Dem 9interbalt ndren ausgeibloi-
iel1." 20 bies eine Derdnoerung Der
aonititltiou inpolpirt, 10 ipuroe be-
| ihloiien, Den Sefretdr 5u beauftragea,
hieie Reiolution be5. Der abanoeruns
oes @nblnlobus ben eiil5elnen Staot-
rerbdnoen 3lI unterbreiten, obne baB
Die grefutioe Steaung oasu nimmt.
Serner nuroe Ourh 9errn 6anien Die
sinreguns semadt, bob bonn 2ouis.
pile Staotperbano cine 5oroerung an
Die gretutipe ergebt, bic fiinftisen
4pnpentionen 70 ein8iirihtefL oaB Der
geihdftlihc 5beil. 5uerit abgerpideIt
piro unb bob crit 0nnn Der Dersnn-
gnagstbeil in Strait treten ioa" gs
ruroe beihloiien, bah bic Stnats. Gre
flitiDe iih ieIbitperit6nolih 0ieier an-
liicat oes 2ouissiIIe gtnotuerbanhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04
= q m | iltD II.

- ltnier Msent in !6amilton III
3err Gonarb yrnf, 449 Siib Jlnite
Strake. ge4 Gel. 476 st., Some
YbDne 1851 q. $
Die 2ei4e .bes g., 8. unb .. aoe
tomotiDfiibrers CHARLES WcDonalD.
tpelAer am Sonntag Nbeno bel einem
Babnunfaa Derungliidte, tpurbe geitern
Worgsn bebufs 8eerbisung nah fei=
mem 9eim in aima, Ohio, sefdidt. Gr
binterlGbt Die trauernbs Satin unb
brei Rtnber.
ginbreher oransen borlebte
Naht burh Elm Rsuerfeniter in ben
2aben bon u. 81. Nobinion in bfm BE-
nahbarten Gbanbon Elm unb erbeute=
ten RIxpunasftiide. aafdenubrsn unr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-04

Die 9ei6tporensR i'm &irs,,itesrihte g ein
llrtbeil fir $2100 Elm.
5rau WilIiom Gtraub rei9ts i'm
gircuitserinte eine Mlimententlase eez
gen Willtam Stroub elm. Sie per=
lanst llntsrbaltunssselb unb bis Musz
lieferuns eines Roffers, Giasntbum Der
&ldgerin, uno auberpsm nod einen
9eihlaenobmebefetI auf 9aus1als
tuneseeeenitdnbe, gispdsen, pfsrbe
etc. Sin Ginbaltsbefebl, ben 8ertlaez
ten ab5uhalten, pas Gisentbum gu perz
tuufsn, lpurbe bon Rifter Sunsblut
erlaKen.
= Sn elmer Sibuua bes Sdulras
ties puroe beIhloHen, bic Offentli6en
Sfulen bonn 90. DECEMBER bis gum
g, Sanuar 1913 gu ihlisben. Die slnz
eelessnbeit, cine 8laee gesen Die Stabt
fir $11, 200 fir ben 5beil pes Sdul=
ratbes an riidItdnbiesn Steuern ein5u=
reihen, purbe nit 5 esgen a Stimmen
nieoerseitimmt.
= Sm Gireuitgerihte ipurbe elm
glntras fir nohmaliee Werbunolung
in ben Tdllen elmer Wcgabe unD
Sotn Seitsr geiteut. Sie purosn
ipegen Insriffs gu 5000 Strafe uno gu
| 2 Sabrsn 3uhtbaus oerurtbeilt.
- @beI6sine: Sobn .. Aice, q,
bon qoint YIed1ant, 20, g., unb gba
u. Mtuer, 81, bon Ntrpn, 8. = Gbas.
Dinlanb, q, uno Bertha Sdaefer,
21, beioe bon Gaton, >.
- Sn ieinsm 3sitamsnte binterlGbt
3a6orias aempf, 500 fir MeNen Der
bl. SsrazSsIu Stride unb ben HeIt ieiz
ner Satin Marta 9.mpf. sic III
Observation-Disclosures.
- 8eiiB 8srdnberunaen. Rid.
5untsn an 9sors 6unten, Got an Der
2afapetts Ipe., 9ellepue. ST. - 9eorg
2ittlsforp an bic Sieblano Sruitess.
einen Strsifsn 2anb an Der Mt. Bleaz
iano 4pe., 81.
- Spa DiIiou, Witttpe bon so. 8.
Wilion, pertlagte Wm. 2ittrell auf
$4,000 Shabeneriab. littrell erz
i6ob am Is. Quguit 1912 Wt. 3. Wilz
| ion in 9erona, 8p. sic psrlungt, oaB
9uto 9ittreQ, Der DON itrem 9utten
alss gieentbum iibertragsn tpurbe, an
seben foil, in tpis melt iie Da5u bersds
| tist lei. Gs piro bsbauptet, paB bic
llebertrueuns pOrgenpmmen puroe,
um anesblh bic 5oroerung gu bintsrs
5i.hen.
Sra Griffin psrtlagts 9arpep
@riffin auf Sheioung. Oas paar
sbslihts iih in 1903 uno ioll sr iis
perIufen baben.
- Mamis Rilep nil ppn 9.ors u,
gilep sef6siosn iein. 9us puar sb.z
lidte 1902 uno ioIl er lie oernahlaiz
| iigt uno perlaHen babsn.
- Wi. perloutst, tpirb iid Ssnrp
R.uIt, Der Gr SteusrtpIlsttor, bsuts
i'm Girellitseri6ts Der untsrI9iaguRs
| iauloie betennen unb 5par in spei Der
4ntlussn. Die Strafe lit in jebem
Sale l big 10 Sabre 3uhtbaus. -
Die Stabt ipirb Die Bombing Comp,
Die girsidoft itsIIts. fir ben pollen
getrag, $4,000, Dsrtlassn.
- Die polissi ipurDe sriuht, ben
Qufsntbult bon Gsorg SO. unbsrpoob
66 Sabre alt, go. Ill 6. Nos., Dan
ion, pobubaft, ausfinDis gu MAIDEN.
UNDERWOOD Diro felt WDntag 4bsnp
permibt.
- 5rou 5annp Will.r itdrb geitern
i'm Qltsr bon 79 Sabren. sic mar bic
Wutter BON 5rau CHARLES Messrle
uHo Jruu Gbarlss Reblins.
- 0as QppeIlationseeritt bat bas
llrtbsil bes GOuntpseridts i'm 5alls
Der 6. II. 8. Gifenbabn sessn Dn. q.
Mspers beitGtigt. Mepers, Der nate
Onsonte, ap, infoIse elmer f9abbaften
S6iene bon ieinsm S6litten sefhleus
bert unb perlegt tpurbe, erbieIt i'm Cir
cuirtserihts $500 S6dOsnsrias suer-
fduut.
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baus bes Charles Seloer. No. 162 Slt
WeWiuan Strabe. 0as Jeuer ipuroe
gelDi4t, pbne oab nennenstpertb.r
Shuben dngerihtet iporoen ipdre.
- Gin ihabbaftsr Rau6fang pere
urIadte ssitern Elm Jeuer in benz
Mobnbaufs bss Wm. Walisr, No.
43O5 GaItern 4psnue, pelhes bon benz
aaiten 293 semeloet ipurbe. Der
8ranbihaoen belduft iiGh auf 500.
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.Spe5ia( ]loti5!.

Tie nahitcbenoen MitgIieoer
Ser Cincinnati 9rofers sliiocic.
ton, beitebeilo aus oen fiibrenben
9sianbleiberH bon Cincinnati, ba-
ben beihloiicn, lire reipeftipen
@eid,ditspldse tpdbreno beS Wto'
nots Ie5ember albenos often 5u
balten ipegen oes @eibnahts.
@eih1its.
sarrs Z. 2eui, Gi'.6i9 Central apt.
Sarrp 9ploblatt, SO Cit 9. saue.
glaiSbed grpS, GiS 9ine Ctr.
Col Z. 2sui, 537 Gsntral atpe.
@. ". @aItniine. 612 Central Gps.
srout smitb, G1O 9iue ctr.
Gbas. 6. eepi, 5t2.5f4 Central aps.
See Gppinser K &c., III Central aps.
q. 6. Wsarfs, eos Central aps.
etaie epam ganf, 5f5 Gentral aps.
G6as. albert. 6is.G20 Central ass.
"a. Z. MaisiieiS, 533 Central aus.
9us Sd)ilb Der sliioclattol',
peldes Don oen Mitglieoern IN
ben S6allienitern ausgeiteIt III,
iii cine @arantie fiir 5,lporfon.
menhe 9ebanOlung ilno ebrlihe
Dtethooen in alien Sransnftionen.
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CHANGE MADE BY
S-DUBBERLY
Continued from Page Cne.l

from the active management of the
firm, has purchased The retail hard
ware stock of the company, and I'M
der the firm name of the Georgia
Hardware company will operate a re-
tail sotre' on Monk street in The old
quarters of the Colson Hardware
company. Mr. Dubberly has been
identified with the hardware business
in Brunswick for more than a quarter
of century, and he proposes TO give
the peorle, of this city thoroughly
we'll equipped and up-todate retail
hardware establishment. il
This. step. on the part of the Butts
Dubberly Hardware company and the
Georgia Hardware company will mean
new mercantile establishm ant in the
retail line for Brunswick; and at the
same time It will brca len and extend
The wholesale trade Of the city into
new and larger territory. The News
wishes foH both firms in their new
field an abundance Of success.
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LAST Statement IS
MEDE BY TEDDY
Continued from Page one.)

b nesty and decency, stole so or 80
delegates, putting on The temporary
roll sufficient number of fraudulent
delegates to defeat the legally ex-
Z. cS~~G w-.lstCf t&e peopt5 and to
substitute a dishonest for an honest
majority.
Not Republican Convention.
THE convention has now de clined
to purge the roll of the fraudulent
delegates placed thereon by the de-
funct national committee; and the
majority which thus endorsed fraud
was made majority only because it
included the fraudulent delegates
themselves, who all sat as judges on
one another's cases.
If these fraudulent votes had not
thus been cast and counted, the con-
Vention would have been pureed of
their presence
This action makes the convention
in no proper sense, any longer a re-
publican convention representing the
real res blican party. Therefore |
hoee theanen elected as Roosevelt
delegatesywill now decline to vote n
any matter before the convention. |
90 not release any delegate from his
honorable OBLIGATION t. vote fol me.
if he votes at all but under the ac-
tuaI conditions l hone that he will
nor vote at all
Tit convention as now composed
has no claim to represent the voters
e Tho re ublican party 1t represents
nothing but successful fraud in over
riding the will of the rank and file OF
the party. Any man nominated by
the convent as now constitute
would be merely the beneficiary Of the
1ccessful fraud; it would be deeply
discredlCable to any man to accep'
the convention's nomination under
those circumstances, and any man
thus accepting it would have no claim
to the supp TT Of any republican on
party grounds. and would have for
feited the right to ask the support OF
any honest man of any party, on
moral grounds.
(Signed) "Theodore Roosevelt
Circulating Pledge.
"To obtain an honest expression
from the people," Major r. B. Nc
Dowell, chairman of the Roosevelt
executive committee Ct Massachusetts
began today the circulation of pro-
gressive pledge to be signed by the
voters.
Does this mean that you are adj
vocating the formation of a new
party?" Colonel Mcdowell was then
asked
Il would not make that direct
statement" he replied. "It means
that ! want to see the people have
an opportunity to dominate their
choice"
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY.
r.. R. Hopkins G. Son Offer Attrac
tons in South End Property.

There is no question but what the
South End is and will always be the
choice residential section of Brun@
wick. 1t has more advantages than
any other part Ct the city, and it is
essentially a beautiful spot for those
who are seeking sites for homes. Else
where in the News this morning APP
pears the enterprising firm of R. r.
Hopkins e Sons announcement IN a
handsome half-page. advertisement
that, beginning rcmorrow morning
hey will put on the market num-
Der of very handsome lots in the
South End at very attractive prices.
These lots are all loacted within
the light and water district and a
art of them are in reach of the
sewerabe system. They can be bought
at prices ranging from ITS up on
terms of ten per cent cash and bal
ance at the rate CT $40 per month,
and those who desire to build as well
as those who would seek good prop
erty for an investment proposition
should be interested in this splendid
opportunity.
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Take this picturesque route and see
the first settlement in Georgia at
ederica-the old fort and cannon
used by Oglethorpe.. j. B. WRIGHT
Manager.
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NEW PARTY WAS QUICKLY
FORMED BY ROOSEVELT MEN
Continued from Page one.)
CONTINUED from Page 0ne.)

Continued from Page One.)
be endorsed, if they do not wish to
80 through the formality of iting.
rolIow 'rnnn's Plan.
the Liam suggested by Finn, of
PehnsyI ania, turniI g over the cleo
tural votes of such states to Rose
velt, whoever the republican canal
date 1vr president may be, will be
follow ed if it can be accomplish ed.
forced Taft Nomination.
RI osevelt leaders said that their
only reason in staying througa the
republican convention was 10 force
their opponents to nominate the pres
ident They believed that should a
definite ruEtu occur before the con-
vention concluded a compromise can
didate might be named in an effort
to win back some of the Roosevelt
following, but that if the Taft pro
gram was put through they will have
the best chance of keeping the OF
position intact.
RooseveIt's Name Withdrawn.
Governor Johnson Ct California said
that in pursuance of this plan. Col
onel Rooseyelt's name in all probabil-
ity would not be placed before the
convention.
''Mr. Roosevelt's name was not pre-
sented by his friends as the conven-
ton was constituted was the fiat
declaration of Ormsby McHarg Of the
Roosevelt forces.
The nominating speech Of William
A. Pendergast, which had been in
tended to be delivered in presenting
Mr.. Roosevelt, was not made.
Roosevelt. forces remained in the
convention. Mr.. McHarg declared
that Roosevelt's friends insisted on
third party and that, at the elise
of this convention they would remain
in Chicago for the, purpose Of con-
ferring on the new party plaLs.
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St. Simons Transit
Company

DAILY Except Sunday.)
Brunswick to St. Simons Beach
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-23

Mosquito Nets ready to hang Tor
ceiling or bed fastenings for less
money at Sig Levison's, 1922 Bay
street
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Special Steamers Connecting With
Sunday Excursion Trains
SPECIAL EXCURSION
Every Thursday Evening. Music and
Dancing at Pavilion New St. simons
Hotel.
Leave Brunswick 500 pm.
Leave Ocean Pier ....-... HOO pm.
Mail to and from Ocean Pier Twice
each day.
Freight carried on all steamers ex-
cept one scheduled for $50 pm. All
freight for outgoing steamers must
be delivered at company's wharf Is
minutes before schedu leaving time
j. 3. WRIGHT. Mgr.
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THE WRIGHT { G0WEN COMPANY

Wholesale and Retail Hardware Sup
plies and Groceries. Distributors of
Pittsburs Perfect Fencing, Plymouth
cordage. Eagle Engines, Woolsey's
Paints, WaIworth Valves and Stlson
Wrenches. Laurel Twin Fue Steel
Ranges and Stoves. A full line
of 7efrigerators. Oil and Gasoline
Stoves. Garden Hose, Lawn Sprlnk.
lers, Screen Doors (adiustable) Win.
dow Screens Fits all wlndowsj,
GIVE US A CALL-LoOK AT The
GOODS
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Brunswick q Forida
Steamboat Co.
cUm6er. and Route
STEAMER EMMELINE
Brunswick to Cumberland Island and
Fernandina, Fla.

Fernandina, Fla.
Leave Brunswick ..........8.4J 4 n
Arrive Jekyl Island. $50 am.
Arrive Cumberland. ...... 1915 an
Arrive Fernandina .........1:ij p M
Returning:
Leave Fernandina. ......2:45 pm.
Arrive Cumberland ........5:15 pm
Arrive Jekyl ..............6:45 pm
Arrive Brunswick ........7:30 pm
Sundays
Leave Brunswick 900 am
Leave Cumberland ....,..4:00 p m
Don't Miss This Trip-Fine view 0
Club House and Home of Millionafres
Iekyl Island.
DUNGENESS- of the Carnes-
ies-CUMBERLAND.
Steamers will stop at St. Simons Pier
on Sundays fer parties of ten or more
wishing to visit Cumberland.
], r. WRIGHT. Mgr.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-23
STEAMER HESSIE.
Brunswick to Darien, Ga,

OF UIISWINN 70 DdT TIT, OdsI
Touching at ST. Simcns Mills, Fred
erica, and st. Simons
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-23

caoshes
Sleeping Atlanta.
No SThrough Electric Lighted train of Pullman Sleeping Cars Din
Coaches Chi Atlanta,
Electric Lighted train Pullman
birmingham
Pullman Springs Birmingham
and
Jesup Washington
Through PuG
mar Baltimore philadelphia
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

The name of Bruce Ismay chief owner of the Ii
tanic will 60 down in history as that of despic-
able coward 1smay never explain his action
to the satisfaction Of the public. His place was
next to that of Capt. Smith with whom he should
have remained until the last. Instead, this coward
sneaked into one Of the life boats leaving hundreds
of poor and women to drown like rats, and he
largely responsible for the horrible accident it
would seem. The Titanic her maiden trip
and trying to establish a record. While 1snRy
tries to explain that he just a passenger he
went on this trip in the capacity of supervisor.
The memory of such men Guggenheim. 1sador
straus, John Jacob Astor, Major Butt, and Walter
D. Douglas will be reverenced They too, might
have sneaked into boats lihd asmay the coward.
but they stood noby back after CALAMITY placing
the and children in the boats, and met
their death like men,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

The Chicago packers do not take kindly to the
law which went into effect April 1, requiring that
all lard sold in packages in North Dakota shall be
put up in containers holding pound net weight,
or some whole multiple thereof. Since the 1907
law passed in this state requiring the packers
to place on the outside of the containers the net
weight in pounds and ounces the packers have
lived up to that measure TO the letter, but the
legislature considering that the dealers did not al
ways treat the trade perfectly just, framed UP ths
new law The packers state that if they continue
70 ship lard to North Dakota in containers under
the new they will have to manufacture different
sized containers and this they do not seem to want
to do Instead they threaten to ship only bulk lard
into the state, which they say will prove to be very
inconvenient for the dealers and consumers as
well. besides being unsanitarv. and causing
shrinkage The packers to think that the
new law is unconstitutional and will test it in tie
higher courts They say North Dakota has more
right to exact this feature of them than should In
tempt be made to make them put up their lard
in SQUARE tins instead of round When North Da
kota farmers raise enough hogs that we can
support North Dakota packing plant, we'll not
worry over what the Chicago packers will will
not do.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25
SHOW AT DEVILS LAKE.
Many Fine Pediereed Horses An
Shown.

Many Fine Pediereed Horses Ar
Shown.
Devils Lake.-Apparently unmindful
u snow and rain, hundreds Of farm
ers Of the lake region gathered at
Devils Lake, to see the first big horse
fair and show ever attempted in this
section ~ the state.
So many high-bred animals were
brought to the show that 1t was found
necessary to increase the classes to
include all the entries. While there
were not enough silver trophy cups
for oil classes, arrangements were
made to make the prizes satisfactory.
Tho show was conducted without q
hitch and the program delighted tAs
visitors, who went home more thor
oughly convinced than ever that IL
best horses IN the country can 10
raised in the lake region.
Professor W. D. Richards u ~
Fargo Agricultural college acted q
Judge.