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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-27

'If we are to single out one salient
feature of the policy of Plus X we
may describe 1t as his keen realiza-
ton of the need of using every human
means at our disposal to aid in restor-
ing all things in Christ He was emf
nently of a practical turn OF mind.
Great pontiff as he was he was man
and nothing human was foreign to
him. Catechetfcal instruction he COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-17
|POS|T|ONOF ALLIES
{ is BAR TO GERMAN
ADVANCE ONCOAST
Kaiser's Forces Probably
Will Try to Make Breach
in Enemy's Lines.
more RElNFORCEMENTs
ARRIVING FROM HOME
Attempt to Gain Outer Railroad
System Repulsed by
French.
FLEET MAY HELp IN FIGHTING
Unlikely That ostend or Other
Coast Towns Will Be
Bombarded.
Capture Of Ostend
Claimed BY Germans, IS,

Ostend. the fnniouss Belgian resort
ON tho North Scn, WINS occupied by
the troops of Emperor William last
Thursday, according to a, German Of
Ishcinl report arriving from Bcrlin by
way Of London. II this report In
true, the Germans hnvc reached the
Honi for which they aimed imme-p
dintcly nfter they captured Ant
werp. Their forces now are only
Nfxty-fvc miles across the ,nen from
Dover, and 11D miles from London.
On their way to Ostcnd, the Ger
mans also took Bruges, which pre-
: viOusly was reported to have been
deserted, and where no reslAtunee7
was expected. The latest French
official report does not touch upon
the movements of the Germans and
the allies nenr the BelRinn coast
line, where the one army has beeni
tryinE to snin firmcr footholdi
end the officr to throw bncIS the
ndvsnoe. or the hostilfties In the
/, west, itSs,srcly snys that thcsfight-
ing continues riEorously. and Tint
In the Vicinity OF W lie ground has
been gained by the nllies. 4 b K, IA fti
ISarthcr, to the Z eart, s nlOng the!
+ battle line that now stretches from
tho North Sea 'tQ the dSwiss frontier,
Z d. rciIntse DR. rhss ScFha6ns near
alnlancourt iN cIroniclel.
newspaper tsisrn tch declares
that n German column f,as been
hurled back With heavy casualties
by the Miles in thes Kosges. An
other newspaper, report has It that
the Germnns have been driven from
Lille. {s: "a &
Fighting Is still going on between
the Austro-Gcrnnn and Russian,
armies near WARSAW, and the Call
cfan fortress OF Przerysl cOatinues,
to hold out against the attacks OF
the Russians.
ia the south. the servian md
Montencgrin troops claim victory
at GiRsinutz, bosnia, over the AUS
trlans. Commandnnts representing
all the Congo Free State north OF
Hlocmfontein have placed their SER
BOtha, comnander-fn-chief OF the
forces of the Union of south Africa.
The Marquis Ill San GiuIInno,
italian NIininter of Foreign Affairs,
ts dend. The marquis was said to
have been friendly to Germany
He yvns reputed to be opposed to
the sympathy In Italy for the allies
aud the hostility TOWARD Austria;
The italian Premier. SiHnor Salan-s
drn. Will take temporarily the port
fo!ie of Foreign Affairs.
1t IN snid thnt the death OF the
Marquis df Snn Giuliano will not
affect ItaIy's foreign policy.
In the sinking of the -Iritfsh
cruiser Hawke by German sub,
marine. only one oflcer and sixty
two enlisted men of her crew of 400
ure known to have bcen rescued.
The ling md aucSn of the Hell
CLANS are at thc hendqGnrters' of the
Bclgian army. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-17
ITALY WILL NOT ALTER
POLICY NEUTRALITY
Death of Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Will Cause No Change in Gov
crnment's Attitude.
RECEIVES PAPAL BENEDICTION
Premier to Assume Temporarily
Portfolio, and Nothing Is known
as to Intentions Regarding Per-
maneEt Secretary to Post.

ROME. October 16 tS:1O p. M.).-The
Italian Premier, Signor Salandra, Will
assume temporarily the portfolio OF
Minister of Foreign Affairs, made va
cant by the death to-day of Marquis
Antonio Di San Giulanio This step
was decided upon Mt council of the
ministers late to-day.
Nothing is known as to the inten-
tions OF the King or the Premier re-
gardinG u permanent secretary to the
office.
1t is stated from an authoritative
source that the death of the marquis
will not affect the foreign policy of
the government
Marquis Di San Giuliano>died to-day,
after suffering for n month with an
affection of the heart. Almost to the
end he directed from his sick room the
affairs of his office so far as possible.
According to the Corriere D'Italia,
he twice offered his resignation as For
eisn Minister, but the Premier corr
sidered 1t was best. owing to the diff
regarding the office. 1t is reported
>that the German ambassador to Italy.
when he heard of the death OF the mar
quis. said:
This is perhaps tho greatest mis-
fortune for the central empires since
the war began
END IS FASTENED
by ARDUOuS WORK
The doctors agree that the war did
not cause the death of the Foreign
Minister. but say the end certainly
was hastened by the arduous work to
which he submitted his already weak
cned constitution. When death was
near. during n moment OF conscious
ness. the marquis turned to those about
him, md, pressing the hand OF Under
Secretary of Foreign Affairs Bor-
sarclli. said: "I have done my duty"
Then he collapsed and spoke no more.
Professor Clement, a close friend OF
tho marquis. intoned prayers for the
dying man..
The Giornale D'Italia says that the
Pope sent special benedlction to Mar
Continued on Second Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-17
CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN
/. BY MIDDLE or NEXT WEEK
Senate Agrees to Vote on War Tax
Bill and All Amendments
by Tonight.
MEASURE THEN GOES Tq HOUSE
Southern Members Will Record Their
Positions on Proposed Government
Aid for Cotton Growers, Eut I'm
preston Is Measure Will Not Pass.

WASHINGTON, October 1s.-Con-
sress had so nearly completed It's work
Tor the session to-day that adjourn
n'ent by the middle of next week
seemed practically assured. An agree
nent reached in the Senate to vote on
the war tax bill and all amendments
before adjournment tomorrow night
means the measure will be ready for
the house on Monday. Administration
leaders expect an early conference
agreement and prompt approval OF the
report by both houses
Senator's from Southern States who
have threatened to delay action agreed
to the proposal to vote to- n, orrowS be-
cause 1t would record their votes on the
amendment providing for the issue OF
$260,0O0,000 in government per cent
bonds for the purchase of cotton. They
would not yconccde tonight that the
amendment would be defeated. but the
prevailing impression is 1t Will fall
short of the necessary votes.
All disputed featGres of the waG- tax
bill were settled by the Senate to-day
except the cotton amendment IN
creased tax on tobacco dealers and the
wine tax as finally agreed to by the
Finance Committee were among sec
tions agreed to.
Senator Williams, of Mississippi, pro
posed to strike out of the cotton
tax on next years crop in excess OF 50
per cent of this years production and
tho proposed tax on the 1917 crop To
mako good any possible deficit that
might accrue to the government from
the purchase of cotton. Senator West
OF Georgia, surprised his colleagues by
opposing the bond proposal.
SENATE ALLOWS DEBATE
TO RUN ANOTHER DAY
The senate appeared ready to vote,
but it finally was determined to let
debate run for another day.
" In the House, Representative Henry,
of Texas. contcndcd the war revenue
bill would not pass that body with
out the presence of a quorum" unless
some action was taken to relieve the
cotton situation. House leaders in
sisted a quorum would be present ne Xt
week to transact tho necessary bust
ness
Representative Mann, or Illinois, Re-
publican leader evoked applause from
both Republicans and Democrats by
agreeing that Congress ought to be
ableitoi help tho cotton situation. He
Continued, OIL Eighth Page.) ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-17
..C0NMgIss|ON ORDERS.
GUT IN EXPRESS RATES
Material Reduction Is -dade ii,
Charges for Larger
Packages.
MAKE sIX cLAssiricATioNs
New Schedule. Announced by Conn
missioner Wingfield, Takes Effect
November r. Retail Merchants
Win Their Fight for Reduction.
MAKE sIN cLAssiF,cATioNs

Commencing November 1, q new clas-
slfcation, rules and rate basis govern
ing intra-state express movements in
Virginia Will go into effect by order OF
the State Corporation Commission.
The general public will benefit by the
change, n reduction in the charges made
lay express companies being the teffcct
Of the new order. j. Richard Wing
field of the commission, has for several
months been giving careful iconsidera-
ton to the revision. OF express rates. He
announced late yesterday afternoon the
conclusion of the commission to adopt
a revised classification, rules and rate
basis.
The new system will follow the form
ot the Interstate Commerce Commission
block system for express rates as modf- :
fed for block and subblock This block
system is similar to the zone system In
use by the postoffice departments for
parcel post. The consideration that n
uniform and simplified system Of ex-
i,ress rates could be secured, appealed
very stronghold the commission and
also the fact that packages from one
to about thirty-five pounds, constitut-
ing the great bulk of the express busi-
ness. would, under, the new plan, as
adopted by the commi ssion, take a
very material reduction, made the new
plan most desirable and hastened it's
adoption. ~
MATERIAL REDUCTION
ON LARGER PACKAGES
For larger packages 100 pounds or
more. the situationGin Virginia required
n material modification of the Inter
state Commerce plan and those modif-
cations which havebeen imposed by the
commission on express companies. may
be briefly stated thus:
First. The merchandise rate per 100
pounds to be hereafter known Class
Ono, is used as IL general basis, and
the now rates on apples. .cabbage and
pears will be so per cent of the Glass
Ono rate.
second. Other green Vegetables,
peaches. and berries. will take SO per.
cent of the Glass Ono .ratc.
Third, Butter. eggs. fish, ale. beer.
aerated or carbonated beverages and
mineral waters take GO per cent of the
Glass One rate,
Fourth Milk, cream and buttermill,
talsea6 60 per cent OF the Glass One rate.
but where wagon delivery Is dispensed
with, Glass L Is provided. Glass E
carries a rate of Is cents to a3 cents
4 Continued, on Eighth Page.) =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-17

LONDON, October 16 t9:45 p. M 49,
The official communication issued to-
day by the French War Ohice con-
firms the progress of the allies. report
ed yesterday.
1t Is not indicated in the communi-f
cation ut which point OF the coast the
allies lighting line reaches the sea-,
but the nearest point is twenty-two
miles from Ypres. and is close to the
Franco Belgian frontier. This. how
ever. is much nearer Dunkirk than Os-5
tend. which the Germans are reported
to have occupied to-day, and the pre- 3
sumption based on knowledge of the
German movements is that the line of.
the allies Is In a more northerly d.;
rection, and consequently Is nearer
thirty than twenty miles In length,
The line would seem to be bar to
an advance by the Germans along tho
coast. which doubtless was their plan,
when their cavalry made a dash to-
ward Calais.
With both the belligerent lines
reaching to the sea, there now can be
no attempts at> outiianking by either
army. To win success, one or the
other OF the opponents must break.
through the line; and the army having
thSo greatest number of men and,
the ability to move Them to chosen
point seemingly has the better chance
TO succeed In this attempt.
GERMANS WILL TRY TO MAKE
HRHACH IN ALLIES LINES
7 Tho Germans, 1t is believed here
are certain to try to make a breach
in the allies line. but just whore Isl
known only to themselves and to the.
French and British commanders, who,
are receiving reports from their aerial
scouts of any movement I'm strength.
II is believed, however, that as in
this war the armies fight less for posi-
Stions than for lines OF communication,
Which runs tfrom Paris through Ainienss
and Arras to HazebroucIs junction and
thence to Calais and to the coast.
Thus far, according 10 the Frsneli res
ports, the. allies have repulsed every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-17
To Reduce Cotton Acreage.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. October 1s.-A bill
reducing the cotton acreage in South
Carolina in 1915 to. one-third ofSthat
planted in 1914 to-day WAS passed by
tho Aowcrs house of the General As-
senlblS, The measure now goes to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-17

Southern Railway Schedule Change.
Effective Sunday. October 49, Trains .s and
.l2o: between Richmond aud sKoysville an
nulled Trains 10 and "a. hetween i,ichmond
leave .Riehu'ond s. ~. NJ; No. 10, 1850 A.
NJ; No. IL, p. NJ
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A DAYS OOINGS
At STATE CAPITAL
MISS NAN DUsioNoN, SOCIETY
GILL, LOSES $3.50 WORTH
OF JEWELS.

Atlanta, March 1s.--More than ST.
900 worth Of diamonds and rubies the
properly OF Miss Nan DuBlgnon, a
vel snown Atlanta society girl, have
Teen stolen from the DuBisnon home,
and tie aid Of the detectives has been
fought.
A bantng feature of the mystery
IS that Miss DuBignon had not wcrn
any Of the jewels s:Ace atout Christ
mas tine. They are locked up IN "A
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When Miss DuBignon went to look for
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby anno1l2. myself ! canCt-
late for Judge Of the superior courts
# the Brunswick circuit subject to
he Democratic primary.
| have always lived in this section
Of the state and believe that under.
stand the people, and am thoroughly
II sympathy with them, and would,
/ elected, use my best efforts to dis
charge the duties OF this high Office
in fair and impartial manner.
| would at all times keep in mind
II the dispatch OF the business Of the
courts, the interest Of the taxpayers,
and would undertake to try and dis.
pose Of the business as rapidly as pos
sible. and at the same time throw
uound each and every party having
BUSINESS in court. all the rights he
is justly and legally entitled to re
ceive.
The running Of courts is always ex-
pensive to the taxpayers, and would
keep in mind this fact and endeavor
"a dispose of the business in such a
way as to be as little expense as pcs.
sible.
| sincerely and earnestly solicit
your support and assure you the same
~ill be greatly appreciated.
ROBERT l.. BENNETT,
Jesup, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-19
INCREASED PAY TO =.
RURAL CARRIERS
SENATOR HoKE SMITH STRONG
ADVOCATE IN THE SENATE
FOR INCREASE.

Atlanta, March 1S.-It will be quite
a victory for Georgia, through Sena-
ter Hcke Smith, if the action of the
emitted states senate in voting an in
crease in pay to rural mail carriers
becomes the law OF the nation.
Senator Smith has earnestly advo-
Gated the increase for a long time
past, and has worked hard for it in
the senate. He was the first Southern
senator TO call attention to the fact
that the labors of the rural carriers
had been tremendously increased, and
that in many instances their expenses
had become heavier Many carriers
have been compelled to enlarge their
wagons, since the advent of parcel
post, or engage an extra horse The
carriers are now receiving $1,10O an
nualIy. 1t is proposed to give them
$1,000.
Senator Smith was fighting steadily
for an increase for the rural carriers
at the same time he was putting
through the Smith-Lever agricultural
bill which will mean so much to the
agricultural development of the South.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-19
'GASCARETs" CLEANSE
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are you keeping your liver, stomach
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-19
: APOLOGY SAVES 500.

Atlanta, March 19--R NJ. jouse. Il
lumber dealer, saved "a cool $109 by
an apology In the superior court yes
tefday afternoon. Jones was On trial
on the charge OF assault and hlt.ery
on William u. Arnaud, local at Or
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ed him with 500 fine. When court
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-19
WANT A FINE JC5
WITH THE GOVERNMENT?

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and up-kors's Your Chance.
Parcels Post Makes Thousands
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Any man or woman between Is and
80. who has had few years of school
ing can. with the proper coaching,
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and receive 4 fine life position.
Such positions as Railway Mail
Clerk, Fostoffice Clerk and Carrier,
Bookkeepers. stenosraphers, Depart
mental Clerks and many other Cleri-
cal positions are To be had easily.
Working for CRcl Sam means: good
pay short hours liberal vacations
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Examinations Tor positions Will be
held here scon--if you want a job o.
a now and better position. write TO
the Webster Institute. Dept $40, Bu.-
falo, y. Y. for free particulars rs to
passing. Political pub not necessary.
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What So Precious
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EVERY YoUNGsTER CAN HAVE
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE!

The executions FOR state and coun-
~ taxes fer the year 1918 have been
placed in my hands for collection or
levy and sale. Therefore | hereby
notify ali del.nQuents who have not
paid their taxes that will levy for
same dur ;his m5ntA and adyertise
the property levied On On April ! for
sale on FIRST Tuesday in May.
To save expense ! earnestly request
al, who have not paid their taxes 20
call a. my o1lco in the courthouse ana
settle same during the month and
avoid the recsaslty and cost OF ley
and ad' erusement
WA. II. BERRIE,
IL Sae.ia Glyn3 County, Ca.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The books are now opened in the
office Of the undersigned for the tax
ng of tax returns for the city of
Brunswick for the year 1914
All persons acquiring or disrosing
of real estate are required to notify
the clerk of council in writing, before
the first day of April following such
transfer, or the property will be taxed
as the property Of the person last re-
urning it.
All property must be returned by
May l. Transfers must be noted dur
ng March.
Brunswick, Ga, March 2, 1914.
81 n. D. RUSSELL, City Clerk.