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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Nur0rs nnn0rl.

s eli Cucriiqt opcr "@cu1cmorfc.
Set % N%anocIeu" ifriucr ariitjauia
"IaQbIaoct" for 2O0c Scptcmbcr
bIonot onoct:
Set hicmIi9c SroatmorfcO cr
trcmocIc3 mcQct fIolt. %i tror 0ol
life, nj ipour iciI, uaor ri ioruoii
ger, at GroQterrc Qroopi5 piI itjNc
"a al nj 'er ISuI nil ic Hutcr, iom
nil Icpnc Qoo Iorticncitc N}ou muo
nuifc pno, at arjIcn bare bar parct
Z llgcr, "a at Demonstration emo.
M life bar bnpt Eio I'll al ~gjenUiu0c
Satninqeu - mar fan fltn i%oruu0rc
iig oocr, at oct cr gooet iaopiot
goot, ionl fleet.
Ser 'orcgaar Ell IiDli9 Grport i'll
Spo-girifa % 9IuitraIien, % Sc
norif.ipcnite 3uteIfibc pna 0i3ic 6ur.
nonoe bar panifelig ior at tiIirco9.
title Gounogcbchopct. Qonifcrnc
tGnfer al fomnIe tiIbirIp. i0ct oct
sitoiiife aompoui ogter at irttc inO
Sortelcr pao YllitruIicn. 9uu @runo
al De cIcnoiac FcnqeiorboI0 / Sp0s
Imerifa er Grporten ill Nraiillcr
life iaa IioIiq, nlcl bcu nil ogiao
lIbeu SUiI mcloc iiG, 5 oi0'c Son0c
har Gpifernc prottiit tolt uUrct enc
~roabenoe, % oct cr oerior Ell 8lul'
fig anIeoning for Norge til at fonl.
me irb pnu oi@ic Nlorfcocr. Get
qiGIber bare at pUrc iorliNtil % life
ipIge pna &reoit. men 'oitboIoe Sra
pet ON Rcnlbrr5.
Garbibinouitrieu uleo tine Nopco-
fontorer / &onoon og NiIrnbcrg or
nI' nraftiif taIt opIeit, % norife Or
porterer nil bereiter ioo fiebt Gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

Bis ira pore cane iSnbrifer til iort'
nc Tri8 iom nocnIanOife aorfurrer-
ter % life bcbeue al borfc paa / &on-
Dom % @omburg mcO &atten I
Nuan0cn for at iua @op til at iTl.
ae iii &nubS Nrooufter moo at be-
tale NfQiit til Grliten % bcnS @en'
ucr."
Cm set me @orcioriifrinASieI'
fab ifripcr @luoct. al oct life CT BE-
pct m"ootogct mco i~pn0erIi9 @c8ei-
trina al norifc Grporterer, % at
set rmocr 0c mipurcnoc 6orboIo er
al Ii0cn @etp0ninQ % finn tiener til
at iorourc 2Iaiurnnccprumiernc
"1jI Toripar Tor Cprcttelic al Sci
ifabct bcocr oct, al oct ifaI hare en-
@ctrnQQcIic, iioIo @cQipcnlcocrnc
iluloc mcoierc, at oct bIcp punifc
lil at tcQrc ToriifrinQ / lloIon0ct;
men "a cr oct bel tuiIiomt, ou1 oct
norifc ScIifob. mco Ell inobctoIt SEA.
pital al hare $4,000 &roucr nil
huuc flare StiuiuQcn nco MirIp al
finn norifc N@hronoorcr. 1c -
Qroccut Observation-Disclosures bill.
Sc fouifc mlocr en- Fonif bic fla al
Qipe en- tcmmclia toiIiom Siffcrhcb
N}cu set cr nctop Tor en- ioo0on
Gpcutuolitct, at ScIifobct / oct belle
bar noacn @crcttigeIic."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
1oroifjolp / Niien.

Sra Smprnn / 2iIeaiien teIegrn.
fereS oen BEN 46e Sftober: @perne
S&borto, Ser bar $4,000 Snobpg-
aerc, og @urour meo en- 9efoIfning
poa ca. 10000, biemiegteS al ct
pol0iomt SorOifipIp, Der onretteoe
itor Sfobe og Eobet al minbit $500
McureifeIio. GiSie TO 9per err Der
ocn5bcromtc Gentrer for @uIpteppe-
in0uitrlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
ariitinninbinocnc re

49,
iporiomt DIR. 6riotioi Nouicn5
Gale / Stuocntcriamimoct sen 19oc
September ON NorQc3 Stiuin0 I'm.
Ser Sen mlpUrcnoe aria. &i hioirt-
fer irIQcn0c ira "Nitcnpoitcu" for
Sen 200c:
"Grjbtiof Nonieu hoI0t iQooro'-
ties / StuocutcrIomim0ct ct Sore.
DRAG ON Norqc@ StiuinQ huber SEN
mloprenoc c1roppiifc ariic o9 0c
&pronmmc, nj ber oro9c al bcrrc.
&c SpIcOcIicr. III INT QienmcnrQaur,
u0toltc Nroic3iorcn iorcfommcr Us
nrrmcit iom en- uhnQQcIia Trem;
pore @cQrcbcr ON Sen Clropriifc
AuItur oQ Civilization c~n0cucn0c: "a
ri Ter, al set cr ocn brlItolc Wo1t.
iom / &jr~tcljQbeocn ruoocr. 90 ioo
iii 0et nof eu0ml bare lUnQe. Oct.
tc mnu oQinu ri 9ior0mTn0 bare Tor
Etc; nj n1an inorcttc IS iItu at hi
p%aofonmcuoc (illUI0c fan hirIpc
oa ielu. vi moo on ierit % ircmit
iao ct belt Nar@ EuclieSti0 ior uor
Scr oQ cit behrc N}orine ems sen,
NJ MI bar. DC n~eoucubiQc Smfoit,
ninaer ioor ri bare, TorcoroQet
l. AlFE x
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
1 en- rnSiiif 1yrlOc.

W AhNNN NhiSN'
2onoon Sen Ste Cfto6cr. Gn ora.
fit Sfilbring al Inifcrne9 mi9lpffe'
De 6orieg poa at Qoo oper TIo0en
9tienen gioeS al Ell engelif arig@'
Correspondent / Qctroaroo, Ru8Ion6.
"Gpifernc Ioocr til at pUrc gaact
/ Ell ruaiiif 6ploe". iortracr aorrc.
i%ponocntcn. Cen 230e Sept. oper.
ilptte0c5 oen r~ueiiifc General Nett,
ncnfampS 2%lrriergaroe til ocn beire
@reo al 8Io0rn. Gen npite Gag be-
Qnnhtc Spifcrnc, ga sc Inlet Scgn
ioo til 6icnocu, at onIUgQc @onton.
broer % iuloierte Nrbeioet u0en
&in0ring.
Get oor ferit, ga Sroppcrnc / ino-
blot Siffcrbe0 bcQpubtc at itrsmme
no pau Wroerne, al ell @n0 iom al
rulcnoe Gorocn herteS, % r~u8iiifc
Hononer fra iortriuIigc maifCreoc
StiQiuQcr / Suiinoi5 pIuoieIiQ cab
neoe Ell oclrettet og fonccntrerct SO
poa &c tptte Sroppcmo3icr poa Bro
erne. &c tnife SoIoatcr bIco / 6ln,
ocrcocpi8 ieie6c no / 6Ioocn, men 81
Den blcp burti9 %beiooret al Oct tnifc
NrtiQcri. @itcr en- 1imc5 TorIpb
iuQtncoe &locn fra sc ru5iiifc Bate
rier, % / sem Gonfe at 0iaie bar
broat til Galt5hc6, 0roroc 8pifcrne
ct mt 6orie1 poa al fate line CROP
per opcr Tlooen. Meu heller life
~ocnucgouQ bon6c sc no1ct bcorc
&cI6. Sffe Ell eneItc SoIoot, fom
latte 6o6cn poo nogcn al @roernc,
nooc0c Ocn mooiottc 9rco.
&c orpbte3 2iQ isrtc3 / Sun6rc-
6epi8 al Stremmcn nc0oo 6Ioocn5
Qrunticoe @onbe. Ge tpifc @attc.
ricr iortiottc ini0Icrtio mes Strait
aompcu 90 sci, 6 ON Gitcrmio0ogcn
Qioroc9 ct iioItc 0eSperot 6orioQ poo
at bcnnttc @roerrc, iom oct bou0e
foitct Sem ioo mcQen Wpie al foo an.
Ia9t % iua iurre &o6 al Mcnneifc-
lin.
aoIonncr / 1uttc0c Hpffcr trent
icuote$, men after bIeu bperercitc
Mono mcict nc0 al Sen mor0eriifc
SIo ira sc rll$iiifc WoifinQcpprcr.
llopoo gitcncl broQtc9 Sc tuifc
Nnttcricr, set enc citer set ouoct. til
% 6ienocn retircreoc, for
ilI1t al ao5ioffcr, iom ~Itornebe
rem opcr 6e 9rocr, iom Gpifernc
hao0c bnQaet.
&ialac en- @crctniug bIcp min6it
10000 tOifc 2j8 iertc neNo0 6Ioocn
otter octte QnieIiQc Sloateri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

a%ononoOen beopurer ioooel iii
&ano5 iom iii 8onOs. Sire iopone.
life @ronater rommeoe oen tpife aa,
nonbooO Sites, iom brlrtig retire
reoe til Den inore Sam.
Refing, China, oeu 76e Oftober:
SfIae ct tpit acknowledgement bar en-
iopaneiiit Eroppeitprfe beiat gap,
ben Iterltc % pigtiqite 9 Caroline.
grltppen | oct itiQe SAP, sItenfor ST.
%Iippinerne. @ruppcu bcitnar al $50
Smoaeer, al boiIfe Dap, Der er oen
%Itprlte, ligger omtrcnt 1000 Wtil ira
Zen W}inoanoo / TiIippinerne. Ga.
roIineserne bIeo / 1899 al SpnnicI
iol9t til SpifIon6.
Gen iapnneiiFe legation / @efing
m%eooeler, at @elcjrin8Sfanoncr nu
err brogt @oiition % reOe til at be-
8pn6e Nngrebet poa Giingtult. Gen
tpifc @arniion bill bIt onmobet ON at
oocrgiDe zig % arIeoniu8 Gioet Non-
fom6attanter til at forIaoe @per.
Gen omerifonifc &egotion / Qefir;
bar icnbt oen o~mcrifonife aoniuI !.
(iin9tou Srore til uiortgnet at for.
Io6e @nen.
Sra San 6ronciSco, Sal, me6be-
les Sen 7be Sfp6cr: 6Ipgtninger.
iom ioag anfom bio mco Qampifibet
"9Poano" ira 4~ititroIicn, berettcr, at
TO Qerioner bar bIet orrbt, en- Sfaoe
poa 100000 onrettet % 70 apor-
taller mc0 Observation-Disclosures %
GriUotbuie ifl,ot / @rI8 al Sc tpIfe
"SharnborIt" % "@neiie-
ral" unoer ct @omburocmcnt al ocn
anIoni / @opeete, SopcoItu.
0cn pao Zen Sobiti, Sen ~iterite al
SclifabSeerne.
Ge orpbte por en- Snofsbt % Ell
iopnnciiif Iutomobilttif, iom bIeo
ifltot ito al Ell @ronot, mems ban par
poa @cien tiIbaQc til @Dcn eiter en-
IN Calming e~uropUiife 6Ip9tninger.
Ser bIco in9en 2onb9ang giort
cIIer Toripringer % CpIog taget.
&c 6ranifc iottc SIO poa ct 40
600 Gon allopIoq fornt binore Gp-
iferne / at fornpe iine &ul6ebol0nin.
ger.
Gofio SEN 6te 0ftober: Marine
oc~partementet opIoier, at grobringeu
1f Ben tpife 9 SoInit ifeeoe Tor mi
-itprc Eiemeo oq fife Tor at toge Ben
permanent 9eiiooeIie."
Solliit err set tpife GegieringSipoe
Woribolpgrl,ppcu / Spobapet.
Smaa S~riGsnutiier.
Sra Berlin meI0eS Sen 7oe Otto
yer, at TO ME Torter llocn1or Nnt-
err falone / Spiferne3 &rn-
Ter. GioIiqcre bar Spiferne poa-
Sc bar toQct ire 6ortcr, mems
,ette bar blet benegtet al @elgierue
Den tpife Miilit9rQuperner / @roS-
'eI bar mco0cIt @orqermeItcrcn
.lGnnperpcn, at ct @omboroement al
gpen par nUr io~reitoacnoe, % at Sen
Del al Sen cipiIe @eiolfning, iom on.
fer at %forIooe Intnerpeu, ber gibrc
)ette itror.
Sra Berlin meboeIc8, al oe mill.
.prc ~9lutoritcter inbremmcr, at IN.
fcrnes iomIeoe Cab op til ben 76e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

Gage aSiureret fine GienoeIe MOB
Sfooe fra 2uftbom6er, teIegroieres
fra 2onoon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Griacn / Sricntcn.

9ofio, Aopon, SEN 5tc Cfto5er:
Ger mcooeIe9 oiIicielt, at ct lloioIo,
Iom iorIeocn g}at ioretooeS al Sen
tnife @arniion / Giin0tou bIep iIooet
tiIboqe al &~aponeierne meo ct Cab
al IS hrpbtc. Napareierne& Cab ub-
Qioroe fem Mono orrbtc % S ioo,
reNe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Set norifc Observation-Disclosures

TT NUTTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
har bciluttct at oprcttc ct uIsunct
&iccfonhulot / GlmcalL 9%lIoifu, I'M.
ser &ouIuIoict / Gan 6ronciaco o0
@cucroIfoniuIatct / Ncw Dorf, %
mco Iiitrift omiottcu0c 0en iuOIi9c
Gel Cite % 3oic "liuoicioI Giujij
on3D al 9lluifo. I'll &iccfoniuI cr
bcififfct @illiom @ritt, omcrifmif
@orqer, ipot pou Senomerc / 1868
% Npotcfcr / (lmcort. Ger er, iom
hcficunt, oQioo ct norif @iccfoniulot
/ Nomc, 9lloifo, mc0 N0uofot IS. s.
@omcn iom &iccfoniuI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Sinaa %GriGsnutiier.

Sra Berlin meooeIc8, at oe miIi-
tore %9lutoritcter inoremmcr, at 1p-
IferneS iamIeoe Cab op til ben 70e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

Cftober ubeisr minbit 100000
Wano.
Sra &isbenbann teIegraiere5 Sen
zoe Sftober, at Oripenoe Wfiner /
Eiterijsen bar tat en- Chopper for al
Sfibsiort melem 9anmarf % Spif.
LAMB oper Hllten @ieoier-@arne.
miinoe.
Sioitc SrigSnnt.
ct Telegram fra Gmitcroom /
Sonon0 meIocr, at Ben beIgiife Ge.
giering Sen zoe Oftober ilptteoe ira
Intlperpen til Siteu0e.
EperItfommonoerenoe oner Sc ~
ife trooper, Tom b%eIeirer Ant1per-
pen, ien0te tioIig ON WorQeuen en-
officer nte0 ct bui0t Stag tuo /
@pen nte0 Ben @eifeb, at @omboroe.
ntentet al Oclt temporpre beIgiife
Sope0itoo piIoe be9pnoe &Ioffen
balp ii. Wonge al @pen5 @or8ere
ifpnOte liz uO al 9pcn % Ie9te Gil
fIllqt / Soaonb, og pe0 Wfio0ag5tio
bIeu Hc9icrin8en operfart til Dit.
euoe.
"a SeIegrommet o~fienoteS bar
@omborOementet / 'fltIO Sang.
Iro Sornih, gnoIon0. fomnter
ct T~orlnoen6e ON, at en- tuif &rn0s
Ter err blet iflt6t iiunf / Ror0iieen.
Qioeioo err set oplnIt, at ocn tuifc
Snger, iom iQour ionf %uOenfor
Gmsmunoin0en, blep ifuot iipnf al
2on0on 76e Oft. @n uITOs
oanlig beftig Scamp raieNc toag -
Den 26oe Gag ltoen "SloBet oeo
At@ne" be9p1tote - melleHl Sp'ter'
ne og De aIliereoe | ~gforo1rontrl5.
"a 9fotten erOelt9 I@nteoe 't9 oocr
De 'onoerltllote S1nler, 91oroe pe88e
Fartcr strap poa at Dape opltaoet
no9e1 0oroele, men llo8et olrteIt9
of8Iorcnoe snip bar ln8en 9lort'
6ro1l'tlllT1oelle l%fleooeler o''lc'etf
al oe l'fe oleire pot 'lalo, Ell Der 1p''e
HooaIlerl@ 0~ren'rptll''8 9'oto Io'
S'ue' men III pe t'oo8 Vut Iltpu8''
eroorel oeH "ruHo Dc l"p'e ~u8e'
I0'. &.
N'88e @~tt9 9oe[Ite o''l 4
Sgll .lPot'et l'8 II" Vell W ~ oe''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

s.r,rr ,,sr,osr os.s savrr Jrst l5uI 1909 ~ rr Fosi
orrr ~ prcos4u. Iowa, rsrEh rE bG o. casstrss %
Estu 3, 1887.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
ST. lamp Gnpronn mdem tHe "2oSnineeborec luiarr" o. ruMfe Koioffr

~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Sra Deroensfrisen.
8~ortirtteIie fra SIDE /.

tcin @oaqoro bar Ell 6Gttcr al Den
bcromtc Romonipriottcr Hi0cr sag.
nar0
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06

for an assurance to James Bryce, then
British ambassador, when he left the
United States year ago that the ques
tion would be taken up in the regular
session CT congress, President Wilson
has never directed any official commu-
nication to England ON the tolls ques.
tion. The president recently told call.
ers he had never discussed the matter
formally or informally with the Brit.
ish ambassador here, Sir Cecil Spring
Rice, because he believed the obliga.
tion on the part of the United States
to repeal the exemption clause was
one which this government itself
should realize without outside infiu,
ence or pressure.
Administration leaders in both
house and senate have assured the
president that with the delivery OF q
message by him showing that interna
tional circumstances had arisen since
the measure was last debated, the
presidents suggestion for repeal
would meet with prompt action.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06
BRAZIL IS FACING
SERIOUS UPRISING
SITUATION IN VARIOUS SECTIONS
ARE REPORTED AS STEADILY
GROWING WORSE.

Buenos Ayres, March 5---A state. OF
Esiege was proclaimed in Rio Janeiro
Brazil today, according to dispatches
reaching here from that city.
1t is understood here that a strict
censorship has been imposed on dis
patches from Brazil.
Reports have been current for some
time that revolutionary movement
was in existence in the Brazilian
states of PernamSuco, Ceara and Para
and that fighting was in progress be-
tween local forces and the governm ent
authorities.
The cause of the dissatisfa ction
was said to have been racial differ
ences. In the fast week of February
Ia body of fanatics was reported to be
marching on Rio Janeiro
The situation in the various states
was reported as becoming worse, espe
cially in Ceara.
Business was said to be virtually
suspended in several states, chiefly
those where the negro population was
very numerous.
The state of Ceara, according to the
last census, had population of about
$4,000; Para, 100000 and Pernam
buco, 100000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06
EXPLOSION WAS HEARD. AT EAR
LY HOUR, BUT NOTHING WAS
THOUGHT OF 1T.
ROBBERS ESCAPE IN AUTO
They Left no Clue, so far Ascertalned
as to Their Identity, Their Number,
or the Direction in Which They Left
in Making Their Escape.

Warwick, Ga, March 5.-The bank
of Warwick was robbed and it's vault
wrecked last night.
The robbery occurred about 2 a. m.
today, at which hour several citizens
heard the noise of the explosion. AS
the shooting Of firearms during the
night Is not uncommon occurrence
here, nothing was thought of the ex.
plosion until the bank officials arrived
at the bank this morning and found
the vault in rG!ns.
The robbers secured about $1,000 in
cash. Valuable papers that were in the
vault were scattered all about, and the
oficials have not finished work of
checking them up to see whether or
not any are missing.
Several citizens Of the town heard
the noise OF an automobile exhaust
shortly after the explosion occurred,
and 1t Is believed the robbers came
into town and made their getaway In
that manner. Whence they came and
where they went is a mystery
Sheriffs of surrounding counties and
police authorities of neighboring
towns have been communicated with
In an effort to head off and apprehend
the robbers. They left no clues, so far
as has yet been ascertained, as to
their identity, their number or the
direction In which they left to make
their escape.
NJ. l.. iyey, cashier OF the bank, has
taken charge of the efforts being made
to apprehend the robbers. Ben Harris
assistant cashier, Is engaged on the
work of checking up the banks dis
Eordered papers. L. 0, Benton, OF Mon
ticello, is president of the bank.
The robbers used nitro-glycerine in
robbing the bank, and the vault was
so badly wrecked that new one will
have to be built.
Some say three explosions were
heard
During the morning it was learned
that small gasoline motor car be-
longing to the Georgia Southwestern
& Gulf railroad for use on its tracks,
had been tampered with, presumably
by the robbers. They had torn out
the battery connections of the car SO
that 1t could not be used Whether
this was to prevent pursuit by this
means or to mislead the authorities
as to the direction taken by the rob-
bers, is a matter OF conjecture.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06
BRIDE OF FIVE MONTHS LOYAL
TO BOY ARRESTED FOR Sc.
RlOUS CRIME.
THE GIRL HAS DISAPPEARED
Young Husband Arrested on Represen-
tatlon of Mrs. II. C. McCIuney, the
Mother of Missing Girl-Proprieto
of Hotel in jacksonville.

Savannah, March Raymond II.
Smoak, aged 20, well known young
savannah man, and bridegroom of
hVe months, is under arrest on a
charge of white slavery in connection
with the mysterious disappearance of
Estelle McCluney, l3-year old school
girl of Jacksonville, Fla, whom he
is alleged to have brought from Flor.
ida to this state for immoral purposes.
Smoak's young wife, herself nothing
more than a schccl girl, is broken
hearted over the arrest or her husband
who was taken irom the apartment
where the young couple reside, at 2:3O
o'clock in the morning. upon represen
tations of Mrs. McCluney, proprietor
of the Richmond hotel, in Jackson
vile, mother of the missing girl
Mrs. McCluney, accompanied by an
other daughter, Hortense, followed the
trail of the missing girl TO Savannah.
There's a woman in this case,' she
said. Il can't tell you her name he
cause we want to find out more about
her first, She knows / have hotel in
jacksonville and own some property
IN Tampa. | think she wants to get
some money out of me-
Mrs. 9McUluney would not state she
though this woman was holding her
child in custody.
Speaking Of her missing daughter,
Mrs. McCluney said:
She was nothing but little SCHOOL
girl, and just as pretty as a picture.
She didn't have to do one thing. Why,
she didn't even have to turn over her
own plate at table II she didn't want
to. She had servants to wait on her
and everything she wanted"
Mrs. McCluney will not admit that
she has any idea where the girl is. She
asserts that she expects to find her,
however. She says she Is expecting
the child to write to Smoak, and be-
lieves that by that means she will be
enabled to locate her.
This is the first trouble we have
ever had she continued. "The kid
had a good home and there was no
reason in the world for her to leave
it. She is my daughter, and, OF
course | want to get her back, and |
will, too"
Nets have been thrown out all over
the country to get a trace of the miss
ing girl.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06
THE NEW PUMP
HAS BEEN RECEIVED
To BE INSTALLED BEFORE COM
PLETioN OF sEWE RAGE Ex.
TENSION WORK.

The new combination pump and en-
gine recently purchased by council
from Henry r. Worthington e Co., OF
New York, reached the city Wednes-
day on the Mallory line steamer Rio
Grande, and will be installed at the
pumping station under the direction
Of city engineer Zaehry
The new pump, which has a Sapac-
ity of 1000 gallons a minute. will take
the place of one of tae two old pumps
now doing duty the pump to be re-
moved having been in use for Is years
Alderman Geo II. Cook stated to q
representative Of The News last might
that the new pump would enable a
saving OF from 25 to 80 per cent to be
made in the upkeep, and that with
its capacity all present needs of the
city would be met as well as for some
time to come.
Work OF installing the pump will
start Immediately and 1t Is hoped to
have it in working order before the
sewerage extension work in the north
end is completed. The county convict
gang is expected to start on this work
about March Is.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06
RESIGNATION Of
JOHN. B. MOORE
LACK OF HARMONY AND THE AR
RANGEMENT OF HIS DUTIES
REPORTED CAUSES.

Washington, March 5.-John Bas-
sett Moore's resignation was effective
today and the state department was
without counsellor. Mr.. Moore pre-
pared to take up his work for the Car
negie endowment for international
peace and later to resume his place
as head of the department of interna-
tional law at Columbia University.
Although the official correspond
ence between President Wilson, Sec
retary Bryan and Mr.. Moore announc-
ing the resignation emphasized that
the counsellor was leaving the govern
ment service only because the term
for which he had promised to serve
was at an end, there was continued
discussion in official and diplomatic
circles or lack of harmony between
Secretary Bryan and Counsellor
Moore and persistent stories of how
Mr.. Moore became dissatisfied with
the arrangement of his duties in the
state department.
Discussion of possible successors
continued without any announcement
of selection. Hannis Taylor, former
minister to Spain; John Lind, now the
presidents personal representative in
Mexico, and Henry White, former am
bassador to France, were being men
toned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06
FIRST FREIGHT
ARRIVES IN CITY
TENTATIVE PASSENGER scHEp-
uLE ARRANGED AND WILL BE
ANNOUNCED SHORTLY.
EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS
Offices of Superintendent, Master Me-
chanic and All Others Have Been
Removed to Brunswick, the New
Headquarters.
EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS

The headquarters building of the
Georgia Coast and Piedmont railway,
at the corner of Gloucester street and
cochran avenue, was busy place yes
terday as officials of the company
were directing the setting of the re-
naming heads of departments moved
from Darien to this city.
The full official force Ct the G. c..
IL F., including assista IS, clerks,
stenograpners, ETC., are now settled at
headquarters, with heads Of depart
ments as follows: Executi e.. A. de
Sola Mendes; traffic, NJ. Wllsh: sup.
erintendent, T. F. Wilson; auditing, R.
E. Anderson; claim agent, J. O. Man
gum and T. Wilson, master me clanic
The new freight and passenger de.
pot has been opened for business and
l.. Burford formerly assistant agent
CT the Southern railway, has been
made the local agent.
The first revenue freight over tic
brunswick extension has been han
died in the receipt yesterday of two
cars of crossties, shipped from Beard
creek and consigned to G. s. Baxter
& Co., and the shipping Of 10000
pounds of general merchandise by To-
cal wholesalers consigned to various
points along the line.
Officials of the line were not ready
to announce a positive date for the
Inauguration Of passenger service, a
tentative schedule has been arranged.
however, and will probably be given
to the public today, and there is lit
tie question but that the trains will
be in operation within the week.
With few remining details to be
worked out, full passenger and freight
service will be inaugurated and the
operation Of the G. C. & P. into Bruins
wick reality, an event that means
much to the prosperity and growth of
the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-06
HOST ON BOAT TRIP
To JEKYL ISLAND
c. LEE COOK, OF LOUISVILLE,
AGAIN tENTERTAINS HIS
MANY FRIENDS.

{. Lee Cook, one of the leading f.
Lanc1ers of Louisville, KY, who has
been visiting in Brunswick for the
past two weeks, and who on Wednes
day rendered luncheon at the Ogle
thorpe to his friends, yesterday gave
a boat ride down the bay to a number
of invited guests.
The steamer Atlantic left the city
at 10:30 a. M, short stop being
made at Ocean Pier, st. Simons, the
party, however, did not go ashore, but
continuing on to Jekyl island a visit
to the club house and various points
of interest was made, the return to
the city being made in time for lunch
con.
Among those who made the trip as
guests of Mr.. Cook may be mentioned
u. R. Akin, c. Downing, Mayor j
Hunter Hopkins, e. H. Mason, ]. w
Bennett, H. H. Fitzpatrick, N. Emanuel
S. K. Brown, c. H. Leavy, R. R. Hop
kins, Geo. H. Smith, F. E. Twitty, L.
H. Haym, A. de Sola Mendes, J. G.
Weatherly, E. c. Bruce, r. D. Aiken
K. D. Meador, Albert Fendig, M
Walsh, H. M. King.
Mr. Cook left for Jacksonville at
$50 O'Clock yesterday evening from
which point he will go direct to Louis
vile. He expects to return to Bruins
WICK for second visit in the early
Spring.