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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23

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o9 9Iomiter / min imltffe 9ibeI.
Get er Spn6 at eoeleg9e ben bel.
Iige Bog
y0m 8orlooelie, Dior" ipare0e
0ren9en, men oisie 8Gomiter ere
De imuffeite, ieg 1ogen 5iuoe bar
Jet, o9 0erfor piloe ie9 genuine 0em.
9ao0e on og 6o0er bar 10 oite
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Dem Ieuen0e og rifle
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% &9fit. @nbper 3onfe, ri tenfe,
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Si9l8 Sooe. 5 0enne potter Der
mango forifellige 9Ionter, noole
b%ionuoerli9 if6nne og on0re gifti9e
og 9rimme al Spn0en8 Gletter.
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6e0enoe 6ierte lpie / Sen 6ellige
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u0foIoe Zig til en- berlig 8lomit,
Der b9rer beIG'9e 6rugter.
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9i6el,@ oeoblep Mo6eren, Dog Street
bill gro op / Dit &ierte; men ieg er
ban9e for ="
u6or 6oa0?@ of6re0 0rengen
ben0e.
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Sor0 ~iren6ringe ioa pn0ige % ber.
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Iiige: sc, poo oS o9 tGnf poa,
6uor 900 0lio err" Mo0er, bOer
9lomit moa pGre en- al SUBS Son.
ferl"
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te al ben ianme gooe @u6."
Cen tore lotlr foriter 9lente al
brig oenne gotaniftiute me0 Mooe'
ren.
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oo ifatteOe lin gibel mere eno al
le line 8erfer erfen0te og priitC
ban @lroS 9isoom oe Serligbeo
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poa en- Reiie | england for fsrltt
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De ifabt itoget iaa bioun6erligt
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23


Iom BET inooanIigt be6oer ON bari,
en- Of 5oiterfGorene til 6en Ompplt-
ming ! Sino % 3onfegong, label
iom / pore 5or6olo, Der er fen0t /
tSiitorien UNDER Aaonet 4oen fronife
Gepohltion". 9tei, bans SnOflpOelie
ftreffer iie meget olOere emo BET.
San CT Ell al Den mooerne ger0ens
ftore 9rofeter, Der bar pit eQer
feIt De 9eje, iom Slpaterne oiIoe
oanOre. en ioooon Wan0 er Der.
for nof oerO at gore 9efenoifob
meo, % BERTH er Der rig eeilig9eo
] obennGonte BOG al Brofesior
Seifoing, baa0e bpaO bans 2io %
Ganfegong an8aar. 9ogen, 6pis
Notto er BET finife Oroiprog: ct
gileoe al Rousieau oe ialoer i isI-
9enoe 6ooeoafoelineer:
1. Gonsieails geffelie % bans
groblem.
,, Rousieou % bans gefen0eI.
fer.
8. oio, aorofter og 9erfer.
1. Rolisieaus 5iIoiofi. =
8ooen er ieroeIes goot % liz.
Iigt ifrepen. 6or olmiuoelige QG-
iere fun6e man 9aoe gnIfet, at oe
frantic Gitoter 6op0e npret liot
ferre. Dog er De fGeite al Dem en-
ten ooeriotte eler al en- iaa0on Ra-
tlir, at ben, Der fan l9ie @ngelif,
oil fiitne foritoo Meningen al Dem.
Som oct nil ies al S1OboloSforte9.
neIien, iooneliom al Citizen, in0ebol-
Ser goeen en- 2eonetsteanine at u.
ioaoeliom en- HeoeesreIie for De
b9penOe 1anfer / bans Sanfe6pg.
ming. 9a6 mig tilieie, at 2eonets.
ffiloringen fpISer Sc SO Sioer. -
80 me0 oct iamme gipes Der en-
Sfiloring al 1iOen, bpori Dan le.
peOe og al life iao al Be merfeIise
4erionlio6eoer, N}pn6 % apir0er,
meo bDem 6ousieau fom i BERG.
ring, baaoe uenlia % i%ienotlig. =
Housieou bar, iag0e ieg, Ell m9r.
felig 0adno / mer enO en- 6enieenOe.
Sffe min0it mnrfelig er ban peo
Der ifrigenoe @oSiigeIie meIem
bans Gin % 2pre. ionl after og at.
ter me6er en-. : en- eI0re 2eonets.
Ifil0ring al Dam iiges: oGousieou
Dor en- Wano al ua~lmin0eIige So.
ner, lepen0e Bantoii, oDb % iterf
6slelie, en- Wieiter / Sprog % 5renl.
ftiaing; men ban bar uoen 'GOeIig
@lpor, for6i ban bar uoen Sro, %
6erior / eoig WoOiigelie me6 zig
ielp. Son prGoifeoe 0pOen, men
ltosneoe ofte Gotten; ban ongreb
@foenifaberne, men 0Drfeoe DEM
bog, ban onpriite SpOeligbeo, men
ltobreote oite llie6eligbeo / iine
G'fter.~ = Oeioa berom pil Brof.
SeffSings 9og aipe 9eifeo poo lin
Moaoe. Get er life Ii6et mnrfeligt,
at en- ioooon Won6, Der ben itsrite
Gel Of tit Gin Ieueoe ct uinoeIiet
Gin. fan bore iooet ian mGgtie
Snoflpoelie, iom Dan oittetfie bar,
life minoit i reIiaieis 9enieen6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23
Girfen | u orbfer.

&iitoriit 6ort9aing ira S~sn0eripI-
Iono at SARAH Sanorup.
ltofoWmen paa Senoogsblaoets
3or(ag 1911. = t55 tet trpfte
9ioer | SelibirtingSbino mes @ulO.
trpf. gris SO Gts.
Dan. 2utb. 8ubI. Soul e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23

ON, bporle0e5 man oiifrep oip. "a
oct CT altiommen nofioa baa0e
ianOt % interesiont, iom oct 10 o.
iaa iful0e % 6ltr0e pnre. Nj % til
BRACES Der Ell Slutning, iom life
er gDloig tielge grpmiSierne. 0len
eIlers f%oritoar 6orfotteren Sen life
ringe STUNT at ifrioe iaole0eS, at
ieIo mad bragg Slltnin.
gerne, % oct ipne5 SGiere M Ell.
gang fife ioo 6elt 6narligt on. %
Slutningen, ion iaa Del iflll0e Ora.
ges no ira oct 9ele er bel iao
onntrent 6enne: Get ct M engang
life ina let at pioe, boa0 oct me
Seitamente er, for Originolerne i'm
6es, iom befenot life mere, oe plo-
lite afffriiter life belIer, % De, iom
itnoes, itemmer fun inore OoorIi9t
%oOerens, fife blot / Smoating, men
ielo / me9et oiqtige 1ing. 2igele.
0es er BET fife ioa let at oi0e, 9pil.
fe 8sger Ser ifaG regnes til oct npe
Ieitamente, for oct bar Der ppret
life lioen llenigbe6 on baooe / gam.
lie og nDe Gage, og en- Man0 ION
9ut6er 9aDoe, iom befenot, fine
Meninger ON ben 9ing. % ioa
maa oct bel til iiOit pore boer
@anos egen Gag, 6oa0 ban oil an.
taee eaer forfaite al Def, man M
foiOer oct me Seitomente, for no.
gen afaerenoe 2lutoritet fan en- BOG
me0 Ell iaaoan 5orbiitorie ga life
bore. % iaa or for Geiten De
lGroe 90 mango og lon9e OmDeie
fommen til ianme Sllttning, Ion
pep0slige Q}emeifet forlGngit par
fonmen til o0 mere p%raftiif Sci:
De bar nemlig o9nnet zig til at
lene iom ont oct nDe Seitamente al.
ORIG bap0e e~fsiiteret % BET eff,
mente De, nof ioa go0t. 90 naar
De lproe MI err fommen til ian1ne
Heiultot, iaa maa oct 0a bel paste.
3or Geiten er oct life iao BELT let
at af9ere, on foreIig9enOe Sfriit
er ifrepet til 2fn9reb eaer til 6or.
inor. Antaoelig noget of beege GeIe,
ntoaife er0og til S~eloioripar. Set
faor MI pGre. lloen SfoOe fun6e
8orfotteren BABE lo0et line 29iere
biOe. at BET npe 8eitamente, blon0t
meget nnoet, iom fon iiges ont 0en-
ne Bog, er en- al De beOit 6epare6e
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os fra De 9anle Gage, ioa bois
ben er life til at itoIe poo, iaa L.
Der oi / tpf lloioenbco ON ait oct,
Der mn fife iaa iiploen brnges til at
befpmpe bet npe Seitomente me0.
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res Wnooe netop 9eois for ben On.
I'm, boorme6 BET nDe 3eitomente er
beoaret, aItiaa for oct belt mo0iotte
of booo De M inoponIig nnfsres
for. Men nof berom poo bette Steo.
8oreIiegen6e Sfrift er ct NOT ino
mrrfeliat G~iones6pro ON Ben Sn.
teresie, boorme6 Qriitenoommens
N~o0lton6ere M ON Gage itiioerer
ben BOG % oenS S%iitorie, Der al.
ito Dor ppret Dem ben itoreSin0rinl
for 1ono De AMER FOR 6remIfriot
Sam FABIAN n.l 8ogen funne lG.
les meo Snteresie, life min0it a
Dem, ser betrogter oct ME Seito
mente ion airfenS ~2nregrunO ot
en- nIpiqeIig geileoer til Soligbei
oeo Troet paa ariihls SENS. =
9egerne bill funne foas til peO
feieoe Griier I @ptoenOol Glibliibint
Souie, gbicngo, IN. og / Tan. 9llt6
Erbl. 9ouie. 9Ioir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23
gsbisbitcrcn elias"
al 3. 20. nj a c 3 e +

al 3. %. m acber.
2Gf oerne ppperlise 9oa, iom en-
9iolnne BAR peret u6iolet, foreIis.
ger M en- np 5oIfeuogape | brint
fomponeret 8ino meO @uIotrpf til
Den operorbentIie biIiee gris al
$t.20.
8ogen er pao GAO itore Sioer
meo flare aotiife Upper.
Dan. 9utb. gubI. Soue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-23
DANA COLLEGE.

Hvorfor like komme til vor Skole og lade Dem
uddanne til L@rergerningen.. Tidssvarende IN
Neutrality-suspicious. f9lges. State Teachers Ger
~tifcates" udstedes. Skriv efter nyt Katalog.
A COLLEGE, BLAIR, EBR
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
huff IS SEEKING TO
IMPEACH JUDGE SPEER
MACON MAN UNDER BOND FOR
CONTEMPT OF COURT PREPAR-
ING MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.

Macon, Aug. 1-Col. w. A. HUFF, who
recently wrote very salty letter to
Judge Emory Speer Of the United
States district court, and who is now
under 1000 bond to answer for the
charge Of contempt, is preparing a
memorial to congress asking for the
Impeachment of Judge Speer. 1t is
probable that an effort will be made
to get the memorial before the house
of representative before adjournment
at this session, so that a congression-
al committee of inquiry can sit during
the vacation should the judiciary COM
mittee so decide.
Ii is likely that Congressman Bart
LETT will be asked to present theme
mortal. Judge Speer left last night
via Savannah for Nova Scotia to
spend the summer. Colonel Huff says
today he has another letter entitled
''to whom it may concern that he has
already sent Judge Speer and he pro-
poses to present this also.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
TOLD OF NOMINATION

with considerable spirit, raising his
voice and emphasizing his words by
gestures.
While the president was being no
tined of his nomination, the demo-
crats in the house were firing fusi-
la0es OF camt align oratory anu euIo-
gizing Woodrow Wilson.
applause interrupted the president S
delivery of his speech. One outburst
greeted his reference to Col. Roose-
welt as the leader of those who had
left the republican party
At the conclusion of the speeches
luncheon was served and the white
hcrse took on the appearance OF one
0t the mid winter social functions.
Your title to the nomination is as
clear and unimpeachable as the title
o" any candidate since political con-
ntlCns began
That was the key note of Senator
/ ,Iiu Roots address to President Taft
vi ,l.. as chairman of the committee
81 notification, he formally advised
thn president of his nomination by
tho convention.
Surrounded by the members of the
committee and hundred or so invited
guests, the chairman of the conven-
tlol in brief speech delivered the
official announcement.
The committee of notification"
said Senator Root, here present, has
the honor to advise you formally that
on the 22d day of June last, you were
regularly and duly nominated by the
national convention of the republican
party, to be the republican candidate
TO president for the term beginning
March 4, 1913.
Speaks of Chicago "BoIt."
For the second time in the history
of the republican party part of the
delegates have refused to be bound
bv the action of the convention. Now,
as on the former occasion, the FIRE
col cilable minority declares its inten.
ton to support either your democra-
tic opponent, or third candidate The
na2son assigned for this course is dis
Satisfaction with the decision of GER
tat;- contests in the making up of the
temporary roll of the convention.
These contests were decided by the
tribunal upon which the law that has
governed the republican party for
more than forty years imposed the
duty of deciding such contests.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
coRRoRoRATloN OF ROSES CON-
FEssloN STORY DUPLICATING
BECKER COMES SLOWLY.
THE WHOLE TRUTH EXPECTED
Circumstances Connecting the Police
With Affair All Point to One Thing,
Declares District Attorney Whitman.
Advised to Go Slow.

New York, Aug. 1.-Steps towards
corroborating the confessions impli-
eating Police Lieutenant Becker in
the murder of Herman Rosenthal are
to be taken carefully and slowly, that |
as District Attorney Whitman says, !
the whole truth of the relations be-
tween he gamblers and the police will
come out"
District Attorney Whitman is pro-
crossing in applying missing links in h
the confession of Bald Jack" Roses
"BriGgie" Webber and Harry Vallon,
who in their stories to the public
prosecutor said that Becker urged the
killing of Rosenthal.
Mr. Whitman says he has obtained
testimony confirming parts of Roses
ana Webbers story that they met
Lieutenant Becker by appointment at
! tec the murder Two restaurant EN-
ployes, according to the district at
| torney, have given the information
that they saw Becker talking with
Rose and Webber on Forty second
street after the killing.
MI Whitman, who has been advised
by several supreme court justices to
go slow, said today: 81 am confident
tina! the whole truth will come
1t may appear a little slowly, but L
am not going to rush the case.
THE court of appeals has held that
, there must be some corroboration Of
, the testimony of accomplices. The
| establishment of a motive is ecrfob-
grafton. There is no doubt in my
mind that the motive has been es-
tablished.
The intimate relations between
Becker and Rosenthal, their quarrel,
Rosenthal's fear of Becker, the ac-
cusations against Becker, the killing
itself, the meeting of Becker and Rose
after the killing, all point to one
thing"
"Dago Frank" Cirofici and Shapiro.
chauffeur and joint owner of the mur-
der car, were today taken to the dis
trict attorneys office and confronted
by three witnesses, who positively
identified them as participants in the
murder-Shapiro as the driver of thu
ca and "Dago" Frank as one Of tho
passengers.
Shapiro had already confessed his
pai in the affair, and his Identification
was merely formal confirmation Of
|. his story. A report that "Dago Frank
! had confessed proved to be errone-
! Gus.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
MAI. ]. F. O'SHAUGHNESSEY
IN THE CITY FOR A FEW DAYS
HEAVY BRUNSWICK PROPERTY
OWNER COMES DOWN TO SPEND
A FEW DAYS HERE.

Maj. ]. F. O'Shaughnessy of New
York, arrived in the city last night
and will be here for several days. He
will be warmly greeted by his many
oil friends in the city.
Mr.. O'Shaughnessy has for many
years been deeply interested in Bruins
wick, and in past years many of the
city's leading enterprises were start
ed by him. He has always mad alb
solule faith in Brunswick, whi III has
been best evidenced in the past by
the vast sum of money which he has
invested in Brunswick property. Mr..
O'Shaughnessy a number of years
ago constructed tie Oglethorpe hotel
AMI was the sole owner of it. Later
he disposed of the hostelry. but a
few years later again purchased it
and held the property until it was
sold to the A., B. & A. railroad a
few years ago. He was the leading
spirit in the old Brunswick Street Car
company, which operated horse cars
in the city, and has been interested
IN various other enterprises.
While Mr.. O'Shaughnessy has dis
posed OF much of his holdings here,
he is still large property owner and
now holds some of the most desirable
property in the city and county. He
was the head of the old Brunswick
company, which at one time owned a
large part of the city, while he, until
recently, was the owner of the large
tract of land just outside the city
limits known as the O'Shaughnessy
tract, which was sold only a few
months ago.
Mr.. o Shaughnessy is down on
b.g'Lcss trip combined with pleasure,
AMI he will be at the Oglethorpe for
about a. week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02

Washington, Aug. 1.-President
Taft was formally notified today OF
his nomination by the national repub-
licar convention at Chicago.
Surrounded by his family and his
friends in the historic east room OF
the white house, the president received
from Senator Elihu Root, chairman OF
the committee of notification, his Off
cial information of the convention
action.
Your title to the nomination is as
clear and unimpeachable as the title
of any candidate since political con-
vertions began, said Senator Root
at the conclusion of his address
Il accept the nomination which you
tender" replied President Taft, be-
ginning his speech of acceptance.
L accept it as an expression of con-
f1dence that in a second administra-
tion 1 will serve the public we'll"
Mrs. Taft, radiant, stood by her
husbands side. Charles, their young
er son, was there, too. Miss Helen
Taft and Robert, the elder son, were
not present.
Senator Roots speech, delivered in
tn ; tones so we'll known in the SEN
ate chamber, was heard by all, and
WREN he finished the president be-
gal reading his address of acceptance,
a printed document of some 10000
words.
A dais had been provided in the
certer of the east room, surmounted
bv two colonial chairs. Senator Root
occupied one and President Taft had
the other.
Moving Pictures Taken.
Moving picture machine operators
clicked off thousands of feet o. film,
while Senator Root and the president
were sreaking. 1t was the first time
a moving picture had been taken in
tha white house. The state depart
ment will preserve one of the films
il it's archives.
When the president came to the
portion Of his address wherein he
referred to "the maintenance of the
nations institutions and the preser-
vation of the constitution" many of
his hearers thought he spoke with
feeling Then, when he launched into
denunciation of those whom he
branded as responsible "for the pop
ular unrest" the president spoke
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES TO
DISCUSS JOINTLY ISSUES
OF THE CAMPAIGN.
LARGE CROWD IS EXPECTED
Debate is to Occur at the Grand
Opera House Beginning at O'clock.
Mayor Butts Will Preside and Act
as Timekeeper.

Judge T. A. Parker of Waycross,
AMI Col. j. Randall Walker OF VAL
costa, will meet at the Grand Opera
house tonight at O'Clock to engage
Ill q joint debate, and the people of
brunswick will have the opportunity
of hearing them jointly discuss the
issues involved in the campaign for
congress from this district
Il is expected that the opera house
VIII be packed to its capacity, as it
Will be the first political joint debate
heard in this city in many years.
Mayor Butts will preside at the meet
ing He will, in a very brief talk, in
IrC duce borh the speakers and will
act as timekeeper
1t is not yet known who will have
the opening and conclusion. This
feature probably will be decided 10
| daJ after the two candidates arrive
| in the city. AS an extra attraction
however, the Mexican band, which has
been filling a weeks engagement al
the opera house, will furnish music
during the evening.
This will be the first gun fired il
! Glynn county in the present con-
T gle ssional race. While there has beer
more or less talk over the contes
: during the past few weeks, there ha
: been no active organization by tn
= supporters of either Of the candidates
+ bu. it is expected that following tn
debate tonight the friends of both tn
S candidates will decide to meet an
t oreenize and lively campaign is ex
= pected for the next few weeks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
DESCRIPTIONS SENT OUT.

New York, Aug. IA new circular
describing the men who are wanted
70, the murder of Herman Rosenthal
has been prepared at police head
quarters and will be sent broadcast
over the country tomorrow
The circular contains two pictures
of each of the men, and beneath the
pictures description of them. 1t is
said that new description of the
men was deemed advisable, owing to
the gathering of certain additional in
formation,
John w. Hart, counsel for Becker,
was taken before the grand jury this
afternoon and asked about an affidavit
he is supposed to have obtained from
"Bald Jack" Rose before the latter
SURF endered. Hart declined to answer
on the ground that it would be unfair
before Judge Mulqueen, who instruct
ed him to answer District Attorney
Whitman then had the lawyer taken
back to the grand jury room.
Hart was before the grand jury for
more than an hour When he came
ont he admitted that he had procured
from Rose an affidavit after the Ros-
enthal murder At the time he got
the affidavit, he said he had no idea
tina, Rose had any connection with the
killing. The document, he said, re-
puGiated Rosenthals charge that he
3nI Lieutenant Becker were partners
in q gambling house venture
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
MISS HEPPNER FACES
GRAVE PERJURY CHARGE

Chicago, Aug. Attorney Daniel
Dorahoe and Miss Edna Heppner, in
dicted for the alleged conspiracy to
defame Clarence S. Funk, general
manager of the International Earves-
ter company, were released on bonds
of $2500 today. Miss Heppner also
faces a perjury charge growing out Of
he, testimony in the suit of John Z.
Henning against Mr.. Funk for S25,OOO
damages for alleged alienation Of Mrs,
Henning's affections.
Donahoe was Hennin's lawyer and
was said by Mrs. Henning to have
supplied her with money to induce
hev to share in the attack on Mr..
Funk.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
w. n. SANFORD PROPOSES
TEACHERS FOR WILSON

Sea Girt, N. j., Aug Governor
Wilson today received a suggestion
from W. H. Sanford of Montgomery,
Ala, that a nation wide organization
OF school teachers be formed to work
f1r Wilson.
The governor was pleased with the
idea. Mr.. Sanford probably will see
Mr.. McCoombs and other members of
the campaign committee to suggest
details Of the proposed organization.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
NINE CUTS IN HEART
AND STILL HE LIVES

Philadelphia, Aug. John Thomp-
son lies in the Pennsylvania hospital
here today with nine longitudinal
sutures in his heart, and the sur
geons have every reason to believe
he will recover from stab wounds he
received Tuesday night 1t was nee
essary to saw away three of his ribs
to repair the injuries to the heart.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
BUSINESS RESUMED, BUT
EMPIRE MOURNS DEAD

Toxic, Aug. While the empire
continues to mourn the loss OF fes
late ruler, Mutsuhito, yet business has
beer resumed and international ex-
charge is going on as usual. Amuse-
nents, however, have been suspended
TO, five days.
1t is believed the interment of Mutt
suhito will be on the site of the
Maluyama palace, erected by HiGeyo-
shi in the sixteenth century.
The Japanese people express keen
appreciation of sympathy shown in
the United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
LODGE RESOLUTION WAS
NEARLY "SLIPPEO CVER'

Washington, Aug. 1.-Without
word of debate, the Lodge resolution
defining the attitude of the United
States toward the acquisition of land
by foreign interests on Magda1ena
Bay came near being adopted today
by the senate.
Only two minutes remained for the
morning business. Senator Lodge
called up his resolution for a vote,
Senator Bacon, presiding, put the
Question, but Senator Stone de-
INJURED.
Senator Lodge rushed across the
chamber to protest to the Missouri
senator, but the latter required a
rostponement until tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-02
Water Tank Falls, Killing T

Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-Two men
were killed and ten-year-old boy
seriously hurt today whe ma ten thou
sand gallon water tank crashed thru
the dye house of local manufactur-
ing plant.