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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27

TRENTON, " j., Jan. 27-Gov
Wilson said today that he wanted no
reception to be held In Washington
on the day Of his Inauguration, unless
IL IL held on a democratic basis"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27
PRODUCE

TIE market for the week opened very
quiet and with steady price list. a
few coops OF chickens We're carrie
-nHsr -fgeH.- SATURDAY. -hHt-there- MAS Ia
poultry 10, and with promise OF Ina
tied receipts again this week the tone
or the market was fairly firm No
change Was expected In the butte
market this week The weather Is "a
help 10 tie egg market The move
ment of fresh stock has been rather
free the past week, but the demand is
good and the market IL called steady
Dressed calves are disposed To drag a
little. but the market as yet remains
unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-Dispute over
the garment workers demands led to
the shooting OF Corez Mass. 80, fore
man for Lamm and company. cloth
iers, by Pauline Anzelino, an employe
today. Mass was shot in the groin,
and Is In a critical condition. AnZe.
limo was arrested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27

CAIRO, Ill, Jan. 27.--The Ohio river
stood at 1873 feet today. A slight fall
Is expected before night The water
has flooded the country on the Mis-
souri, side to such an extent that the
Conton Belt railroad ON the Birds
Point branch has suspended business
from Birds Point to Maiden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27

LON ANGELES, Jan. 27.-With 80
veniremen present from which TO
choose three additional jurors, the
Darrow bribery case was resumed to.
day. Ten jurors have already been
accepted by both sides. Under the
California law, Is jurors may be chos-
en- SO that, in the event of the illness
or unavoidable absence OF any of the
regular jurymen, the thirteenth may
sit In his place
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27
Hot From the Wires

NEW YORK. Jan. IA majority
OF the striking garment workers were
expected to return TO work probably
tomorrow as the result OF the tenta-
tive agreement reached by the manu-
facturers, contractors and union lead
ers at recent conferences. Increases
In wages and shorter hours were among
the terms OF the settlement which was
TO go into effect, pending the arbitra-
ton of the other differences.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 27-The sit
uation between the eastern railroads
and the Brotherhood of Railroad
trainmen was strained today. follow
ing the announcement that the rail-
road managers had refused to grant
demands for 10 per cent In wages.
The managers. however. offer to meet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12
NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United
: ltcs for the Southwestern Division
O, the Southern District Of Georgia.
In the matter Of B. B. Gray, baRk
rupt in bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF B. b. Gray, q
Plnebloom, in the county of Coffee,
said District, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
LIST DAY of September, 1918, the said
p. B, Gray was duly adiudsed bank.
rupt, and that the first meeting Of
his creditors will be held at Bruins.
wick, Ga. on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1913, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said cred
tiers may attend, prove their claims,
appoint q trustee, examine the bank
.11pt and transact such other bu5
ness as may properly come beisS
said meeting
At Brunswick. Ga. this Srd day o.
September, 1918
A. ]. CROYATT.
Referee.
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G. w. Adkins Of Upton. Wyoming.
complains that he and his family
we're lured to Canada by false state.
ments issued under the authority Of
the Canadian government and sent
through the United States mails lie
has appealed to our government for
redress. which of course. he win get
not He declares that as a result of
reading the literature issued by the
Catadian government he was induced
to sell his holdings in Wyoming and
ship his household affects TO Nancou.
yer, Upon arriving in Canada he
found il Impossible to raise many Of
the crops specifically enumerated in
the literature, as well as other dam
aging Misrepresentation so he has
come back to the states t, nurse his
injuries. Perhaps he thinks moro Of
America, too, for Wis experience!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

Tell the story to your sons
or the gallant days OF yore
when the brig of seven guns
Fought the fleet Of seven score,
From the set of sun till morn.
Through the long September night
Ninety men against two thousand,
And the ninety won the hght
In the harbor of Fayal in tho Azores
The respect of our English brethren
was won like our independence, and
or that foundation of respect is laid
the beautiful edifoe of amity and I'M
derstanding, sympathy. cooperation
and perpetual peace. which these two
Anglo-Saxon peoples are building to
gether in these later years.
England may sullS but it is only
baby play means nothing in {
child that hay beens spoiled, and @he
has occasion he refused some COY
eted privilea
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

Senators La Toilette and PoindeX.
ter showed intelligence as we'll as IN
dependence in voting with the Demo
Gratis on the tariff bill. 1t may not be
exactly the kind of tariff bill either Of
them would write-and there are
probably no two man in the United
States who would write the identical
" same tariff bill-but it comes much
nearer to giving the tarlff system
they and their constituents want than
the law that is now on the statute
books. They are very sensible 70 vote
for the best offering.
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a vIcToRY rAAT woN Lee.

England is sulking again. His
Britannia maiesty's empire has re.
fused TO take part in our worldwide
Panama Exposition at San Francisco.
though France ard the other coun.
tries OF the Old World have expressed
their pleasure at the opportunity Of
fered.
Great Brittian has denied our right
TO offer free passage through the ca
nal to American vessels; as if this
country didn't harsv-kbe right To aia.
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sANkRupTfAlE,

Under ana by yiI pc of an order
granted by the Hond Aable A. ]. Gro
watt, referee in anlAuptoy on the
sth of September, lS$. the under
signed, as trustee of me estate Of
Lydia Carter. bankrupt. will put up
and expose for sale at public cutlery
to the highest bidder for cash on the
18th day of Septembef, 1913, at the
place Of business of sad bankrupt at
Nichols. Georgia, subj7ct TO the con-
firmation of the court, the following
described personal property to-wit.
stock of merchandise and fixtures
belonging to said estate. consisting Of
millinery goods and millinery fixtures
also the household furniture of said
bankrupt, consisting of beds, mat
tressesS hedsteads, chairs, fables,
Kitchen furniture, he'd ard other lin.
ems, and severYthips usually going
with household goods.
Ten per cent of purchase money
will b. REQUIRED to be deposited al
time of bid aud balance on eanirma
ton of s,le by the court froaerty
will frs. be sold in parcels then IN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
IToRS.

GEORGIA-Glynn County
Persons having claims and demands
against the estate Of John L. Mitchell
late Of said county deceased, are
hereby requested to render TO the
undersigned administrator upon said
estate, an account of their demands
properly made out within the time
fixed by law. Persons indebted to
the deceased are asked for immediate
payment to the undersigned
This 25th day OF August 1915
ALFRED WOOD,
Administrator upon the Estate of
John l. Mitchell.
-S-2G-9-2-9-f6.23.30
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said NalYs bounty, with The au,
lhority to ish other branch Of
Gees either MfNin or Sithout this
state when desiFedA
is to copduct agd R6ngage in the sew
cral enterprises Hereinafter set out,
lpr peeuniary SIN and emolument OF
its stockholdaM
That said rporation be authorized
TO make sueH regulations and bylaws
for its COM I'll and management as
are not ine istsnt With the eonstitu-
ton and LAWS Of this state Of the
United States; to sue and be sued.
plead and be implicated to, to have
and use common seal and to have
and enjoy all Other corporate powers
and rights incident to private corpora
tons under the laws Of said state.
8.
That the purpose and object Of said
corporation is to conduct and operate
n general coal and wood business and
building supnly business, either at
wholesale or retail, and TO engage
generally In the business Of furnish.
Ing coal and wood and builders ma
terial supplies; TO operate and con
duet snoh mills and manufacturing
plants as necessary thereto; with full
and ample powers to have and hold
lands and tenements. mills, and ma.
ohinery necessary or convenient for
the operation of said business; and to
loan and borrow money. to accept Sc
curity thereof; and to do such other
things as may be needed, or neees.
sary in the operation Of said business.
Wherefore, your petitioners pray to
be made a body corporate under the
name and style aforesaid, and for
the purpose herein before speci-
fed, with ali the powers enumerated
and entitled to the rights, privileges
and immunities, and subject to the Ii
abilities fixed by law.
And petitioners viii ever pray
]. |. C0LSON.
Attorney for petitioners.
State of Georgia. County of Glynn.
Clerks Office. Glynn Superior Court.
/, A 0. Townsend, Deputy Clerk OF
the superior court of Glynn county.
Ga, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct
copy Of the petition for charter of tho
Hopkins Supply Company as the
same appears Of Ale and record in thu
office -
Witness my hand and seal of said
court affixed on this the 18th day of
September 1918.
A. O. TOWNSEND.
Deputy Clerk Superior Court.
(Spal
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CITATION.
aeoroIaGlyn County;

Georgla--GIynn County;
c. A. Shaw, Guardian Of lNs3s ami
Jessie Robinson has applied 70 me
for a discharge from his said guar
dianship this is theref oae 70 notify
all persons concerned 70 file Their
objections. IL any they maze. On og
before the first Monday IN October
next. else c. A. Shaw ain Is dle
yrarged from his Guarllar iiaio As
applied for.
September .th, 1913.
EDWIN w. DART.
OrdinaIy and Elk Oaicio lark
Ordinary and. Elk. OfIicio eler'.
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Sirs Emmeline Pankhurst had bet
be admitted to this country, so
N her ideas of how to win and yet
beautiful may be revised.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

that pennant winning team has
= one very good thing for which
70 Of the state shouL~ be thank
II has turned the Atlanta mind
from the Frank case.
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cIrATloN.
GEORGIA Glynn County.
To Whom II May Concern:

NI-1g ID II y " III WIN y.
To Whom II May Concern:
Mrs. Fannie Mitchell, having made
application for twelve months Supports
for herself out Of the estate of has
husband, John 1. Mitchell late
said County, deceased, and apprai
ers duly appointed to set apart th@
same having filed their return, all
persons concerned are hereby requir
ed to show cause before the Court o.
Ordinary of said County on the First
Monday in October, 1913. why said
application should not be granted
This 18th day OF September, 1918
EDWIN w. DART,
Ordinary
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congressman TiR Sullivan Es-
Rs,' says The headliner on the
susta Chronicle. What lucky
ntry this would be If some AGO
Yrs would make a speedy "aseapN'
/ Washington.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

20 Jerome not only smokes cigar
les, but plays poker on the side
hat q really naughty fellow Travers
lst bel
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

long as the baseball season was
Eecould very easily understand
congress remained in session.
8 however that the ball games
thing of the past, the situation
4 becomes complex and hard to
Stand,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICE OF MARsHAL'a
SALE.

VIM be sold at the city pound. OIL
the 18th day Of September, 1913. fos
impounding fees and cost the follow
ing described stock, to.wit. One
black, white and brown spotted heif-
fer about years old and marked as
follows; crop in one ear and under.
square in other.
Also, at same time time and place
and for the same purpose, will be
sold. one male hog, about months
old; unmarked.
Respectfully,
nXIrurNrc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

Aha, so the tariff .lhilil.usassma
II we can cry with our friends OF
Pope, long live the tariff bill.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

Base paid Visit 10 Washington
Rther day and took a little look
pom the United States senate
|us hope that he has concluded
1t Is entirely too decent a body
blm.
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\ China can draw Japan's atten-
/ from California for a few months,
FLAPS the United States will hayo
Mexican spanking completed and
sverted into history.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

Western editor hands this out to
bal constituents: Your home
aper heralded to the world your
II told of your entry into
Mentioned your birthday par
len YOU were sixteen Applauded
Agraduation from the high school.
I'D you TO college. and when you
sned mentioned the first Job you
red Told Of your marriage TO
Sweetest girl in town, and also
Rtioned the advent Tor EVENT. Ct
ID first born, Told Of the visits Of
gand ma, sympathized with you in
Pr sorrow. laughed with you in your
and when you die it will do its
st to get you through the Pearly
ties at only IS a year"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

Fhe Macon Boosters were live
inch all right, and here is to to their
lod health.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

Mere Is no use in talking William
ers Jerome Is the natural Mem
81 Of Harry Kendall Thaw.
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cITATloR.

GEORGIA., -Glynn County
G. r Hoskins having in proper form
applied to me for permanent letters
of administration on the estate of
Isaac .Tatnall, late Of said county
this IS TO eltaeall and singular credi
tors and ne "a OF Isaac Tatnall
10. be and a fmy office within
time an Joy law and show
ca eshy pvtshaaent administration
shot Hot be granted to G. T. Hos
kinsaHh Isaac Tatnalls estate.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this day Of August, 1913.
EDWIN w. DART
Ordinary and Ex-Ofiicio Clerk,
Court of ORDINARY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-12

first one held since the presidential
election, results in the election of
the Republican candidate by q plural
ity Of little over 500 votes over the
Democratic candidate We max an
tieipate veritabIe hurrah fs sths
Republican press which wifi
that this election indicates a Demo-
cratic slump the country over and
that it is rebuke to the Wilson adj
ministration.
A glance at the figures
yelop the Democrats slump
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CURRENCY slLL sTARTs.


n first big undertaking Of the
Demon x administration has been
parcticaiYy achieved in the passage by
the senate Of the tariff revision The
only thing remaining to bring that
measure into the form Of law Is the
adjustment IN conference between the
Two houses OF congress Of the com,
narat y inconsequential differences
hetw@ NE schedules as made up in
tha Aand those constructed by
the Of the snariff measure
Mainly administrative interest,
they CONCERN the question Of revenue
to the government, as to whether or
not they promise to yield sufficient
money fole 1.-THE support Of the govern
ment's activities, and are in no way
concerned with the tariff policy from
the point lof view Of the consumer,
on that point there is complete agree
ment between the majority Of both
hopfssSs A congress The tariff FeYia-
ion a.. promised by the Democratic
party to the country last summer win
be upon the statute books before an.
other month u turned upon the ealen-
dar.
But this great achievement Is not
sufficient for the FIRST session Of con.
gress called to meet under the admin,
istration Of President Wilson. And
thetask is begun already, It is almost
half done, as matter Of feet, for the
general terms OF the measure by
which the end is to be reached have
been discussed in party councils aud
has been subjected to the criticism
of the country, and has now been
brought onward in form before the
house as finished product, with tho
full strength of the dominant party
behind it. The currency bill will
probably be passed by the house with
in month and be before the senate
almost before the echoes of the tariii
making have subsidized In some re-
spects the undertaking is more dit
ficult one than was the work of reVls
ing the tariff. 1t has come forward
near the end of n long and trying sas-
sion and without the obligation to i'm
mediate action that the tariff meas
ure had upon the party conscience
for it was not even thought of by the
majority q ngress when the special
session convened. There has
been a S effort made to have II
deferred III the regular session SION,
and this Would ordinarily have been
the course followed by President vii
son insisted that 1t should be taken
up Immediately.
There is neither pause nor hesita
ton in the good work which has been
taken up by the Democratic party II
the day of its power. The tariff Is re
vised and the currency system is nov
about to be reminded. Before tbs
congress, called by President Wilson
in extraordinary session has taken its
first recess two of the most needed re
forms in the administrative system o.
the country will have been accom-
plished.
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lEGLL AlsRIISEMENTs


C3y q Brunswick Giynn
Georgia. and in that porter
County known as and called
Town and being particularly
ibed and designated according. 70
map and plan OF said city, mace
George 4. Baldwin, A. D., 1871.
Commonly known as Baldwdin's map,
DE- Old Town lot two hundred and
eighteen l21sl said lot being bound
ed as follows
On the North, one hundred and aigh
ty feet by Old TowF lot two hunivad
and seventeen v5nt the East. ninety
feet by Union street; on the South enc
hundred ard eighty feet by Albemarle
street, and on the vest ninety feet
by Reynolds st@et 10 seer
ton issued from the c Gf
Brunswick in favor Of NJ. stoaltrie
Cromwell against 7. q Fleming. IN
and against said property levied upon
as the property Of the defendant I
q. Fleming, Jr
Notice Of levy given tenant IN lgsa.
session.
This September II, 1913
w. II. BERRtF,
Sheriff Glnyn County. Geofgtl
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Secretary I.are tainted from
york while on a junket to his
city. Il strikes us that IL these
et officials are to drop from
work while running all over tbs
Try, they might try their offices
ashington as a sort of rest cure.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

lynn County, City Of Brunswick,
tied States Court Of Bankruptcy
z Ten Counties In south Georgia.
~-"-r>>--e>~>-sc-s>~ess
Harry Thaw's liberty was short and
Heet.
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ytulnlYersary ~Or~Lfat victory
be appropriate to recount III
spf that battle.
4 One hundred years ago last
1 some American sailors were
timber in the green-scented woodS
hind Lake Erie and hauling the hen
boards to the lake shore. There
dashing and magnetic young lieut&
ant named Perry hurried the bulldil
of two briggs; two masted, square-rX
ged ships of war.
Out in the lake ranged a Briti&
squadron under Commodore Barclay.N
Later and when his ships were com
pleted. Perry shipped his green-tim-
hered, fresh-sailed briggs over the har-
Dor bar while the British squadron
nodded, eH1 with seven other little
ships he moved along the shore,
ready to transport the troops of Gen
eral Harrison, who wished to cross
the lake into Canada to go to the re-
| lief of Detroit, which had been cap
tured by Brock and Tecumseh
Perry's flagship the Law
lrsas sssse f0sr hero of the
Barclays flagship was
called the Detroit" after his recent
~ captured post.
We have been hearing the story Of
Porrys trip to Put-in-Bay all through
The summer, and there has been some
stout American boastina in the tell
ing Of it,for the British had more
guns. longer-ranged guns, more men
Perry's feet, except for the brigs he
built was a hotilla of converted trad
ing vessels, Yet he flung to the
winds the last cords of Lawrence,
Don't give up ~ ship" and the
Americans opened fire,
And Perry did not give up the Law
renee until under leyeling British
SO OF her 1OI officers
and men were killed or disabled and
all her guns were silenced Then
came that great act of courage, Per
rvs trip In a row boat, with his stand
ard in his hand, half mile across the
front of the British squadron to the
Niagra, and over waters quaking with
thunder and kissing with shot,
through the dusk ana the dense
smoke h passed with rent clothing
and with shattered oars. The battle
lasted only seven minutes after he
stood on the Niagra's deck
This Is the story of proud daring
which shows why in 1912 the United
States. with a navy of 10 ships, dared
declare war against Great Britain and
her armament of 900 vessels That
row boat passage shows what was
shown in the s0-minute defeat of the
Guerriere by the Constitution, that
the British gunners of those days
were no marksmen
The fruits of that victory of Per
rvs were great. 1t was necessary
forsthe peace of the two nations that
the United States should prove its
fighting ability. That war was in
somo measure "a second war of indie
Ipendence," and by winning IL out Of
Is naval battles we won the respect
Of the greatest naval power atloat.
Perry's victory alone did not win
peace, but It was a mighty factor in
that game of war A year later there
was another incident of American
valor that will not be forgotten. That
was the defeat oS the British squad
ron under Sir Thomas Cochrane by
the American privateer General
Armstrong vunder Captain Samuel
Reid in the harbor OF Fayal in the
Azores.
! 1t is easy TO remember that stun
ming fight by recalling the ballad
James Jeffrey Roche was inspired to
write concerning il, and the opening
lines of which are:
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THE ZANE ELECTION.

The eont essionaI election in the
Third disq ct of Maine, which is the
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exfgf8 % a large extent
ut the country. But it shows
democratic slump. And then
mere are always local issues in such
elections which usually outweigh ma
tional questions in determining the
IactioR Of the voters.
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majority
session
been a S
deferred
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A l.. OWENS,
City Marshal.