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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
WORK STARTS FOR
TIE SOLDIER BOYS
REGULAR CAMP ROUTINE NOW
ESTABLISHED ON ST.
SIMONS.

The boom Of cannon at sunrise yes
terday awoke the 600 soldier boys of
the Fifth regiment to the first real ac-
uyities OF camp life and under the SUI
peryision of Capt. j. n Kimbrough,
q ). A., they were marched and ma
aeugered about the island undergoing
instruction in the details OF an actual
battle. TIE men entered into the
work with such interest and enthusi-
asm that they were dismissed long be
fore noon and We're soon enjoying the
cool breeze and fine surf at the bath
ing beach.
Col. Pomeroy and staff, company Of
Gcers and many Of the men we're in
attendance at the pavilion dance at
the New st. Simon hotel Thursday
night the music being furnished by
the regiment band. Brass buttons and
BRAIDED uniforms made the usual inn
preston and the routine of camp life
quickly passed from the soldier boys
minds because Of the cordial hospital
ity extended by the residents Of St.
Simon
Those who had an idea, however,
that camp would be. p pleasure lark
altogether, soonAgaye the thought
after they had donned flannel civiBln
clothessand started out OF camp to
The beach. Instead Of a stroll to the
seashore, they were put under arrest
and confined in the guardhouse FOR
several hours as a lesson that in camp
only military clothes are in order
Aside from the morning drill. which
is over at 10 O'Clock, and dress pa
rade late in the afternoon Col. Pome-
roy has placed no further restrict n
on the men, and they are all having a
great time The hospital corps has
found very little to do owing to the
ideal sanitary arrangements of the
camp. The men are in fine health,
with good appetites, and sleep sound
iy in the open, famed by the cool
salty breeze from the Atlantic.
The camp has been put in order
equipment and uniforms gone over ana
brass buttons, swords and guns for
'he coming Of Gov. Slaton and stat
today A salute Of II guns will Re
fired upon the governors arrival aad
the regiment is prepared to do him
all honor, being delighted not only
with Che visit but with the fact that
Gov Slaton and the men of the par
ty viii live with the officers while cr
the island and share in the life Of the
camp.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
STRIKE WOULD
STOP TRAFFIC
VOTE OF MEN oVERWHELMlEGl Y
FAVORS STRIKE To WIN
MORE WAGES

New York, JAY II. VII 1C01r9
trainmen on Eastern roads strike and
tie up traffic to gain their demands
for increased pay?
The question is just now in the
in the section threatened.
Conductors and trainnen employed
on roads east OF the Mississippi and
north Of the Potomac demand 20 per
cent increases in wages, which would
s17000,000 annually.
The referendum vote OF the strike
was as follows: Total number voting
76,6S3; affirmative, 72,473; negative,
4210
Conductors and trainmen, 100000;
other employees who would be affect
ed by strike, $4,000.
Forty-one trunk lines controlling
$4,000 miles of trackage, upon which
50,O00,OOO persons depend for trans
portation facilities, are involved.
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DECLARATION OF WAR EXPECT
Ed TO ASSIST IN PUTTING
END TO CARNAGE.
WOULD SHARE IN sPOILS.
Little Kingdom After Strip of Land
Coveted for a Long Time and it Is
Thought She viii Accomplish Object
Without Bulgarian Resistance.

Londoni July 11.-The Roumanian
declaration Of war on Bulgaria is ex-
pected here to assist in bringing to an
end tne carnage il the Balkans by
forcing speedy action on the part of
the powers who have been invited to
intervene.
The object OF King Charles, OF Rou-
mania, i'll assuming the part Of a bel
igerent is to strengthen Roumania' 5
claim TO participate in the ultimate
sharing out of territory in the Balkan
peninsula. For the present Boumania
it is thought, Will probably content
herself wish occupying the strip OF
Bulgarian territory from TurWkai on
the Danube to Baltchik on the Black
sea including the city of Silistria She
has coveted this for long time and it
is believed she will accomplish her
object under the prevailing condition
without Bulgarian resistance
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WILL
MEET AT $50 AIM.
TO GREET GOVERNOR AND PARTY
UPON ARRIVAL or THE
sPEct6L.

General Manager e. I. Lamb, Of the
A., B. & A. railway, wired Secretary
Weatherly Of the Board of Trade, yes.
terday evening that the special train
bearing Gov John NJ slatoii and par
ty would reach the city at $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
Chairman f. D. Aiken, Of the Board
Of Trade committee, and. Chairman II.
e. Twitty OF the mayors committee,
request that all mebers be at the A.,
B. e A. depot with automobiles, ten
minutes before the arrigal Of the train
at $3.50 a. M that the necessary de
tails and arrangement Of cars may be
completed in ample time for the re-
ccption OF the distinguished party.
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GREEKS WIN VICTORY.

London, July 11.--Greek trooos Ia
day occupied Demir-Eissar, IS mics
northwest Of Seres, after 4xill!aat
victory over the Bulgaiians, mad
been in possession since they Rpn il
from the Turks in tie reccnt w5 ac-
cording TO an Exchange TeiesrsfN Co.
dispatch from Athens The BulglriaHs
fled abandoning their field guns. am
munition and provisions.
A telegram to the same aeene.''
from Constantinople says It : an
nounced by the newspapers thai Mi
dia, the town on the Black sec, which
vas to form the eastern and future
frontier line between Bulgaria and
Turkey is in flames.
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HOPEFUL VIEW IN RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg, July ILL., distinct
ly hopeful view is expressed today by
the Russian press and in official CIR
cles in regard to the Balka1 situation
Peace is regarded generally as lmmi-
ncnt on account Of the Gripping Of
the Bulgarian armies ord the seqere
losses sustained by Se"ya. The Rus
sian Red Cross 3oeIe,y has decided
not to send any detacha 'nrs Of doc
tors, nurses and amb Il tnce men 20
The front.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
mouLTRiz VETERANS COMING.
Tie Moutrie observer says:

Tie Moutre Observer says:
Captain J S. Robinson has issued
a cali for the veterans OF Camp Col
quit to meet in this city Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock, July IA. TIE
meeting viii be held at the court
house and a full attendance is urge
The meeting is called for the pur-
pose Of ascertaining just how many
of the old soldiers contemplate At
tending the reunion Of th3 jeorgia /
f1sioH Of the United Confederate Vet
Grams. to be held at Brunswick next
week.
The railrods have put on reduced
rates and the fare for the round trip
Is just a little over three dollars
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
GIRL SLOWER HELD
DESPITE VERDICT
DETECTIVES ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH EXoNERATlON IN
i.URDER MYSTERY.

Wilkesbarrc, July 1.-THE police
authorities OF Luzerne county said to-
day they we're not satisfied with the
verdict Of the coroner's jury late last
aight exonerating Herbert Johns Of
connection with the death Of Alice
Crispeu, whose body was found in
Harvey's lake last Monday, after she
had been missing for three days. The
verdict stated that the evidence in
This case fails to show any motive for
crime on the part oiAIIerbert Johns.
and we feel certain &lat he had no
part in the death Of AAe Crispell"
Representative from bhe district at
tcrneys office said H while there
was nothing in the ties pony on which
TO charge Johns with a crime, the ju
Irors should have rendered verdict
simply Of death by drds pGIs with
out accusi & exQnerating tay one
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
70 ENTER Bulgaria.

Bucharest, July H.. The Roumanian
government has decided to notify the
Bulgarian gorernmAlt that the Rou-
manian army woul lcross into Bulga-
rian territory and iRso that Roumania
would take part in the discussion OF
the final partition Of the territories OF
what was formerly European Turkey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
DECORATING BEGINS FOR
THE CONFEDERATE REUNION
Brunswick to be in Gay Attire in
Honor of Old Soldiers.

The work of decorating for Confeder-
ate veterans reunion, to be held in
this city next Tuesday and Wednes-
day, was started yesterday 1t is eX,
pected that by Monday afternoon ev-
cry business house in the city and
many residences will be decorated in
honor OF the old vets.
< Orders were placed some time ago
BF large majority Of the business
%oncerns Of the city for flags, bunting,
etc, and it has all arrived in the city
a well known decorating concern has
opened temporary Office here,
which has been supplied with pro
fessional decorator and he will do
much work in the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
cAMPAIeN coMPLErEp.

Belgrade, July 1.-THE Servian and
Greek campaigns against the Bulga-
rians in Macedonia is regarded by the
Ser1ian military authorities as con-
Guided since the defeat of the Bulea-
rians in the recent fighting. The Ser
Wan troops joined hands this morning
with the Greek forces which had just
taken Strumitza.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
sMAsA WINDOWS

Liverpool, July Militant suf-
fragettes started a window-smashing
ing demonstration during the kings
visit here today. Armed with pokers
s1uads Of women shattered several
large windows along the route Of pro-
cession, but the police quickly rounded
them up and order had been restored
before his maiesty's arrival.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
WILL REPORT FAVORABLE.

Washington. July IL Members Of
the senate agricultural committee
having in charge consideration of the
Smith bill to regulate the sale OF cot
ton futures, today reported an agree
ment TO make a favorable report on
the measure to the senate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
LETTERS CAUSE DIVORCE.

Atlanta, July 1l-Mrs. r. g. Bryan
was granted a quick divorce in Judge
Bells division Of the superior court
when she testified that in opening a
trunk she had accidentally come ON
more than 200 letters, ali OF an anamo-
rous nature, written to her husband
by girl III Florida, and bearing recent
date
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
INCOMES RECOVERING.

Paris. July 11-so satisfactory is
the psogress made by w. F. McCombs
chairman Of the Democratic national
committee. towards convaIescence
since his recent operation for appen-
dicitis that his doctors believe he will
be able to leave the hospital at a com
paratiyely early date.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
LoBsY PROBE sIoETRAcKs MAN
~ WHos MADE SENSATIONAL
CHARGES.
NG0L GET6 HARMG lNSIEAl
winthfse +. Aarpn' SECRETARY of the
Nationae Assosiatohs Woo Manufac-
turers, Made a Statement Showing
the f'naASiaIa oPe afions.


Washipgton, 3ply al.-Martin II.
MulhaH, whose published charge of
his activities as lobbyist for tie
National Association OF Manufacturers
manned many eonsressmen as having
been susceptible to influences Of a
lobby, was ready today 20 begin bis
testimony when the senate ingesi2at-
mig committee assembled. Inasnluch
as some witnesses in the wool tariff
phase cl the inquiry were waiting 10
be heard, Mulhall was forced 10 Wait.
Winthrop L. MaAyyln, secretary Of
the National As# #ciation OF Won
Manufacturers, put in a synopsis OF a
statement showing the financial operas
tions oG the association.
He was questioned about special
100000 fund raised several years ago.
lie said he mad no record OF how that
fund was collected or discussed. He
believed e. f. Green, OF Boston. who
helped raise it, could tell how it had
been scent No record had been kept,
but he was certain the money had
been spent in printing and travelling
| expenses. Em. Whitman. former pres
ident Of the association, took the stand
after Marvin.
Whitman explained $4,000 gilt
made to $. N D North, secretary OF
the association, in lS9F, and clerk
to majority members of. the senate
finance committee. The gift was made
after the Dingley bill passed eongre S.
Whitman said that many promi
ncnt Wool manufacturers and others
not connected with the association.
contributed TO the fund.
Speaker Clark made a statement re-
lating to the use of his name by David
Lamar and Edward Lauterbach. he
testified he had never had anything
70 do with Lamar, Lauterbach or any
Of the men mentioned BY them
J. Pierpont Morgan, .he said he nlat
at aridircn dinner ip Washington
several years ago when former Pres
ident Roosevelt and former Senator
Foraker engaged in a joint debate.
II was the hottest debate ever
heard in this country, said the
speaker
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
BULGARIA PROTESTS

Paris, July H. The Bulgarian le-
cation here has received Instructions
from Sofia to protest rs enereetical.y
as possible to the French gcvernnleat
against the uniustifiable proceeding ri
Roumania in invading Bulgarian terri
tOrY
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
TERRIFIC STORM
SWEEPS ITALY
TEMPERATURE LOWER THAN AT
ANY TIME IN JULY SINCE
YEAR 1918.

Rome, July IA terrific storm is
raging throughout Italy and in many
places the country has been deyastat-
ed and the crops destroyed It is &C
companied by remarkably cold wealth
er for the time Of year, the tempera-
ture at noon today falling below 50 de-
grees Fahrenheit. Such weather in
the middle of July has not been re-
corded in Italy since the year 1873,
when superstitious people attributed
it to the repetition of the number 10.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12

Naples, Italy, July Extraordi-
nary falls Of rain and hail have flood,
ed the surrounding country for the
past two days Torrents Of water.
mixed with mud and ashes, from ye-
suvius have inundated the Villages
along the Gulf Of Turin, Owina a
strong cold wind from the noA ac-
companied by hurricanes, the wper-
ature fell today almost to fwezing.
Snow is reported to have fallen in
the Alps.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12

Messina, July la violent tempest
in the vicinity Of the Straits Of Mes
sina, accompanied by heavy rainfall
has caused enormous damage in this
region. Crops have been destroyed
and floods have compelled the popula-
tion to leave the huts in which they
have been living since the great earth
quake a few years ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
RETAINS PRINCIPAL PROVISIONS
OF MEASURE PASSED BY
THE HOUSE.
INCOME TAX PLAN CHANGED
One Of the Principal Changes Made by
the Senate Committee Was to Put
Cattle and Wheat on the Free List,
latter With a oountcrvailing Duty.

Washington, July 11.-The senate
may now proceed to dispose Of the or
isinal business lor which President
Wilson called the extra session Of CON
sress- revision of the tariff
Today, three months and four days
after the special session began, Chair
man Simmons, OF the finance commit
tee, was authorized to report the TN
derwood- Simmons tariff bill. The
measure was passed upon in commit
tee BY a strict party vote, Republic
ans voting against it,
AS il goes to the senate, the bin re-
tains the principal provisions of the
house measure and those particularly
advocated by President Wilson, free
raw WOOL and provision that sugar
shall be free May /, 1916 1t IS a much
lower rate tariff bill than the present
bill by nearly 10 per cent, the senate
anance committee majority ana the
caGcus having greatly extended the all
ready liberal free list and reduced
many rates, notably the metal, wool
and AGRICULTURAL SchpdlIlas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12
BRYAN TO MAKE TOUR.

Washington, July 11.-Secretary
Bryan will leave here July 10 for
six weeks lecture tour. His engage
ments are principally in Indiana, Illi-
nois and Iowas~.In his absence John
Basaett Moore, hpsellor Of the de-
partment, will be aceNg secretary of
state. Mr. Bryan expaAss to return
about Sept. /.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-12

CONVENTIcN ENDS WITH BALL
Rochester, July 1.-THE 49th re-
union of the grand lodge of Benevo-
lent and Protective Order Of Elks viii
close with ball tonight in the state
armcrv
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GOVERNOR WILL
REACH THE CITY
THIS MORNING
SPECIAL TRAIN WILL ARRIVE AT
\ $50 A. M. OVER
1 A., B. & A.
PUBLlG, RECEPTION TONIGHT

! upLHs Hull iiun lUsluiii
- ttee of Citizens Win Greet the
fnor's Party Upon Arrival and
Ecort 17hen to St. simon's, Where
Recepti, q Has Been Arranged.
Sohn Msfshal slaton accom-,
Ried by Mrs slaton aud a.Iarge par
y. including ex-Goy and MIS-. Joseph
Brown. Brig..Gen. and Mrs. R. X.
ans, u S. A.; Col. c. Il, Barth, I.
IA; Col ana Mrs. r, ! Paxop and
aGea J. Van Holt Nash and
Tlll reach the .ty this morn
in a special train over the
~ A, railway
ommittee from the Board of
alng T. DMAiken. chair
- =. H. ieaVy,
1 strach wv. Krauss.
Fovatt, ]. B. KtSE Emanuel
ge ]. W Bennett, A L. Sharch and
Weatherly. and the . Dyor's com
aaeomposed Of F@E rwitty
Aldermen Ludwig, McKin.
ID Nicholson, d. .. Atkinson.
YDnwody, A. d Gale. r.. r.. Hop
Z. L. stephens. Geo II. Smith.
4 W. Il. Wood. Jr, II. f. du Bignon, ].
N S Wright, L. T MeKinnon, b. Padrosa
c. II Sheldon and j. /. Allen. will
neet governor and his party upon
arrival With automobiles, and aster
short ride about the cityAwiil escort
them to the ST. Simon%nus6lt for trans
fer to the island, where the party win
remain until Sunday evening.
A reception to Gov, and Mrs. Slaton
and party has been arranged by the
officers Of the Firth regiment to be
held at the New st Simon hotel from
$3.50 to $3.50 O'Clock tonight In the
receiving party with Coy. and Mrs.
Slaton win be-
Gen. J. Van Holt Nash and daugh-
ter, Gen. and Mrs r. X. Evans, L.
s. A.; Col. and Mrs. f. J. Paxon Col
c. II. Barth. e. s A.. Mrs Mary Burt
Meador Lieut.-Col. and sIrs. G. NJ.
hope Lieut-Col. A. IL Van Dyke and
daughter, Lieut..Col w. 3. StoyaH,
LieutCol Fowler, Capt. II. P. Miekle-
ham, Lieut.. Tucker, u. S. A., Col and
Mrs. e. E. Pomeroy, Miss jeanette
illiams, Lieut-Col o. II. Hall. Mai
w. J. Preston, Maj /. r. Catron. Maj
and Mrs w G. Hendrix, Mai A. II.
Iindorme Capt r. NJ Cochran. Capt
and Mrs. W. T. spratt, Mrs. Mamie
Snow, Mrs. Ruby Roach, Miss Rurh
Giles, a-iss Lula McMurray, Capt r.
H. Lichtonwalter, Capt and Mrs S.
7. Cronheim, Capt ], NJ. Kimbrough.
Y. s. A.. Capt. Stone, U. S. A.. Capt.
Spence, q. S. A.; Capt r. F. Fakes,
Lieut. and Mrs. Almond Morgan, Miss
Allie Morgan, Miss Kate Jones, Capt
and Mrs. A. w. Gambler, Capt. and
Mrs. p. i. Clarke, Capt s, H. Green
and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs. f. ].
Coolidge, Jr., Mrs. L. J. Rymski Capt
G. A. Stokes, Misses Margrethe and
Julia Stokes, Capt o. Palmour, Capt.
II. J. Weaver, Capt. w J. Stoddard,
Capt w H. Leahy, Capt e. R. q.
Schmidt. Capt J. w. Quillian. Capt
VIM Hartlaub, Capt W. F. slaton. Ir..
Lieut.. J. J. slaton, Lieut.. W. G. Nc
Carly, Jr., Judge L. s. Roam. Judge
Luther z. Rosser, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs J Henry
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed L. Whine, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Grant. Mayor and Mrs,
]. H. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Down
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Brantley, Mr..
and Mrs II r. Dunwody Mr. and
Mrs r. D. Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. r.
D. NJ. strachan, Judge and Mrs. J.
w. Bennett.
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Passed House N

house May s and ID two months 1t
has been under careful scrutiny by the
finance committee majority which
made many changes and finally by the
carens Which deliberated on the meas
nre for lfBre sthan two weeks. Sweep
ing chansea We're, made IN tne adI4i.l-
istratiye features and the income tax.
The base OF exemption for incomes
was changed from $4,000 to incomes
over $4,000 for single persons with 81,
M0additional for married persons and
1900 for each dependent child not to
exceed two, a maximum exemption of
$4,000 Sgr-taX provision for increased
rates OF taxation on incomes over
b20000, 100000 and 100000 were re-
tanned, the normal tax being left at
one per cent. The section further
was changed to exempt from tax the
surplus. earnings Of mutual life insur-
ance companies which revert to the
benefit OF policy holders
Features Of the Underwood bill de-
signed to grant a tariff discount CT 5
per cent on imports in American SHIPS
to compel examination Of books Of for
eign manufacturers when valuations
are in dispute, to provide an extra du-
ty on goods sold in this country at less
Chan the foreign price and other re
form features We're stricken from the
bill by the senate Democrats. They
provided, however, for a special com
mittee to investigate administration
tariff regulations for the purpose OF
later revision. One Of the principal
changes made in committee was to
put cattle and wheat on the free list
the latter with counteryailing dnty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-26
CHANGES IN LIGHTS AND BUOYS
Lighthouse Bureau Bulletin for
Fifth District Navigation Aids.

The last number of the weekly bulletin
issued by the lighthouse bureau and the
coast survey service contains notices re-
garding lights and buoys in the fifth dis
trict, az follows:
Observation-Disclosures shoal
light vessel station, characteristic of light
TO be changed; relief light vessel, No. ~,
10 be placed on station and light vessel
No. 81 to be temporarily withdrawn about
March L: relief light vessel to show a
double-fashing white light of about 400
candlepower every twenty seconds instead
Of the present characteristic, thus: first
flash. two seconds; eclipse, :; seconds: sec
ond flash, > seconds; eclipse Is sec
onds; illuminating apparatus will be lens
lanterns at the foremost head. Relief
light vessel No. a. TO sound fog signals
having the same characteristics as the
station vessel.
Elizabeth riYer-Lambert Point flats
Buoy, GA, moved December 10, about 1O(
Yards S52 degrees, into about five fathoms
II water TO mark junction of main chan
mel and newly dredged cut leading &c
new pier. No. t. of Norfolk and Western
Railway Company.
James river-Proys established Decem.
Dcr T.. two sccond-class spars in three and
"A quarter fathorns of water, to marx
twenty foot dredged channel recently
completed Immediately above Point oil
shoals lighthouse