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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Gin araufiaes 8saeb.

gtn t9es SegepS
ris miro aus Barcelona beri4tet:
Der aapeameiiter bes Sbeaters Der
..~Qopeoooes, Don Sroncesco a.ere3
Cabrera, Ser als Sperettentomponilt
in Spanisn sinen Ramen bar. mar
cor einisen Sasen aberbs bon ,inem
l~lnpobIfein befalsn woroen. Qm
Worgen itslltsn bic @erSte ieineR Sob
,nfolge Ser5l9loses feit. Rui ioate
bas acknowledgements ,tattfinben. IIs
man bereits ben Sars idlisBer boli,
IL, bepegte Cabrera plSblid Ole Sdns
&c uno Der &ppf unb i9Ius ole gu,
cen auf. Gin raid berbeisebolter
@rst tpnitatierte, oaB es iia 'a,fdae
Id Inn einen 5au bon Steintob
handle. Gabreros 3uitanb lit otpar
jebr ernit, bod boffen bic 4er5te, i'm
ON 2e6en 81 sr6atten.
Der betannte 9 ii . b o l.
;prIder Or. Maipipn, Der, ipte srins
.,erli9, por einem Monat Dor ,einer
erfolsrsiden, aber aud unsemc.n ges
Tabrpollen Expedition nls eins;q llea
terlebenber auriidtebrte, bat ii9 in
Reibourne nit MiB Depart, ser
Spfter zines amerltonii9en Berg
perts6siiBers, perbeiratet. Seine Sic.
{esertldrung unb ietntn 5eirltsans
!rag ii6ermittsite Der tii6ne 6orIdsr
aug Der Subpolregion auf broat!pIem
Wege. Gr bate bas Mldo9en rnc
antritt ieiner Reiie fennen qelern:
pno trug ieitber ibr 8ilb i'm 1er3en.
Witten aus sen ibm auflauttater
@efobren. mitten Gus Sis uno
g6nee flogen Die beiBen @or:e -
!Romdatit Oes opan5igIten Safr9uns
rerts = biniiber in Die Seimat. po
he, nie bic Satid9en nun lebrt1 Elm
irni9es G9D pedten.
Oas en9lt de 7 la
ment5mitglieO u. Pein9le er5d5l: sou
,lnem Solegen uus Dem RorOen
GngIanbs cine lultige @el9itte in
t.ner sngliiden 3eitI9rift, llebsr
bieien iibrigens %abitinenten =
Ntgeprbneten purOe in ieinem Mable
,,eile perbrei.st, bob er ii4 benz
Erunte ergeben babe. Der nufse@
1este rnb entriiitete M. g. fubr
ipornitrei9s na9 benz Rproen, nm
EA al rshtfertideu. 9,i Teinem nrp:
ben Gritaunen ertpartete i'm aber
line Muiittape1e auf Dem 9abnIofe
mo Der laute Subelruf Ieinst pers
ianiN Item 8dblerI9ar. Der Dor,
iibenoe bes Wablton!itees i6iitteItt
i'm iparm bie 9unb. .Sa, dbst
rteIe @erii9te. a., rdn9t Der Nbse>
rrbnete an. rSein Wcrt oapon'. flis
iiert ser andre. nOaour6 iino Sic ia
Der ppltstiimli6Ite Monn i'm qan1en
&reiIc geroroen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Seffentlidler @erfauf.

Der unterseihnete NablaBpertpalter
oes BERT. Safub Ybiltpp, fptro auf Der
Hbilipp Sarm an Der Sort, am
Sreitog, Den IA. a1tguit 1914.
b~eginnenb l ubr Radm. iDlsenbes gieen-
t6um bfientlth an ben Meiitbietenben
perfauien: 439 9lder Ganb in Sett. 5, 8,
s nnb 20, Spiunibip A 81. 4 in @aScpn.
aoe @ountp. so Nder limb inter gultur
nebit @obubaitS, Stalluneen. gbenfaQs
befinbet iieb senii9enb 8aiier anf Dem
8labe.
5erner iplsenbes b~eue9litbe Gisens
thunt: 2 aitbe. 2 Giuber, l @tutterr
id,ueiu; l Sprin9ruagcu. / Girfelfdge
uub Sp%riepoiuer, l Surgbummitbte, nub
6olS- nnb decentralization.
Seoinaun9eu: Die Salfte Der &auf,
iumme a1f Die Q1noereieu lit 8aar ST.
sablen, Neftbetrn9 IL Monate CREDIT ees
gen Sidberbeit. Nui beiuealtheS @iaen@
tbum; Setrd9e bis 81 $500 Saar, itber
$5.0 Iecbs Monate CREDIT se9en Hote
mil gutter Sid)erbeit.
Am Safe es am Ia, 9lug., reauet, fins
bet Der &ertauf am 10. Aua. itatt.
Qnoreas GGiltp,
NadblaBperiuulter.
Safob Ghtlipp il. nirb am ielben
Gage BEL bieiem 8erfauf einen ibiuar5en
3ucbtelel unb einen Hercberon Sen9it
peritei9ern laiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
S,ucnspillc 81. 3.

Sett, nodStem mir einen mobl.
tbGti9clt, erfriiderben Regeb battert
!omNlt mir lurlere 9llpfmerfinnrteil
picNer orl6eren 0inqer 5ltfpenOerl
ME gum 9eiipiel Ser fobclt ltlpr
sOlen Golitif. Seitber mar 6ie
&ise SIT iattetriip, 1tnl baS gu@beiierrr
rom pplitiidal 3Glulcn nit Sem
lt6tbi0en Gifer 3lt betreibett; mtil
forms o6er init @oltoompf lo$geban
Simon q. Merf, Der 3imnmer.
ntnlnl, peldRr Ben &Mltrnft fir Den
Goll Ger mpherlral ~. 6. Stride, IN
Roiebito, iiberlronmcr bat, merit ieit
eilar @ofe bier OFF 8eilldj bel Ser
nalp0ten rlu6 Sreuinell.
SSn u~atierer Nadybarid,ait miro
|jett 5iemlid} 8el5en georoIdjel,
mo Die @ellcrlte fat olf Dem sri.
g~elIoiro aildb b~egoanreit; Ger &ofer lit
oher leiocr beilpdbe ein totaler Se6l.
Idlag.
Dine olldl MIR Elm eilp5i9eS 8ifrif
nar Ger Gierte SSS1tIi, it Sfpensoille,
Elm bodlt IarHgfpeiliger Gag. Cine
arobe 9l1tSabl 1uHierer ginpobner
bate iidy oaber SIR 6eier 'teS Cages
had @lmp0 hegeaen.
Srolt a1t6reoS Soeb, tehit Sodlter
pon Geo BIRD, beforber iidi um per-
gangellen Somrtag ntf 9eilph bel
Serrp Sdyroeoer lnrA SanIilie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Sa gnfamfen!

Mrin 8obnbaus, bas fribere Seds
mann gisentham, beitebenb aus Bad.
iieinhans nebit atuei Soften on her ,ue;fl.
2. StraBe, i'm ih6niten Reiiben5tbeile
Sermanns, lit pegen &ranfbeit Der Ses
iiberin 81 %perfaufen. Die @p9nuna bot
6 3immer nebit Slide; Spei g%iiternen
unb 8runnen.
Sraugb bill. 9 bneiber,
6s5sl4.3mt. permann, Mp. 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

we. Geo oturck as
president. and Aug. Begemann Jr. as cashier
of said bank. each of us. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best
of our kno wledge and belief.
GEO. STARCK AUG. BEGEMANN, Jr.
President. Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this
fth day of July A. ID. nineteen hundred
and fourteen.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the
date last aforesaid. Commissioned and quail
fed for a term expiring January .. 1915.
ROBERT WALKER,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
LOUIS BEGEMANN,
Correct THEo. GRAF. fDirectors.
Attest. Phil. hAEEFNER
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Nene Nmaeigen
Spattbiaia suin gerfauf

Mtersbalber cine iebr idbne so afer
5arm Ia Meile BON Sdule. Depot unb
&irdbe. 700 meiit tragenoen Sbitbaume,
sirta 1000 8einreben aaes in better
Bfleae. Sebr CUTE YreB. uno Seller
einricbtungen. Ser gder $43. lin se.
nauen 8eidrieb wenbe man iib an ben
e%iaentbiimer. Spiepb 3u ftein,
8pr 153 Sran6spiae, Mo.
7,l0-l4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
farm AZ n~erfanien.

Meiue autgeleseue Tarm III Meilen
0 Sermaun, upn 40, ober, ipenn aes
mini dit, audi 70 Gder; 1s2 ader
in 8einber9, 10 gter in
8alo uno g1eibe, einge56uitt, quite
Stheuue uub Staluu9, @ahnhaus pun
Stein, Spmnter~ uir6 @aid1fitbe, alch
gut eiu9eridtet iitr @eIlii9ei5ud)t, 3lpei
3iIternen, cine quite Gueae ipluie alcb
Elm 5eid) uub geniigeno Gbft BON alien
Surten, 1T btutN III oertauieu. Sic
Gdumlihfeiten lteben leer, farm ipIprt
beSo9en iperben. i8e9en gtdberem wens'
De nan iid M ben Gigertbiinler.
&arl 8aumfart Gr.
Sermann, Nip,, y > l..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
c.. F. Williams
Reparatur
werh ftatte

HERMANN, MO.
Reine 8erfitdtte lit Jest tpteber unter
9eitung meineS SobneS, .gha8. Bil.
liams, In 8etrieb un6 ale Reparatiir.
arbeiten ueroen prompt urb fadmdu.
Mild auseefibrt. @eparatnren an
Sreifbmaihinen, @aiolinmaifinen gin.
tpmDbife, Rnmpen uitu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Sn nnfanfu
100 jnnse Sdmcine perlanst.

ga idb cine grpBe Guantitdt beidbabiss
tes Corn in meiner Stodparb babe,
mbdbte itb ipfprt 100 StpdsS bueine BON
80 Bis 175 Gfunb babeu, fir ib bic ben
MarftpreiS fir fette Shueine be5ahlen
uerbe. SDfort absuliefern In Berger
pber nenn in geniieenber Menge aitdb In
Sermann. Man ibreibe ooer telepbpe
uire an
Otto 9 bmibt,
Berger, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
gu n~erfanfen

2 sroBe Stebipiesel prahtople Shmud.
itide fir Halor 5ltin balben ~9pitenpreiie.
Spie9el fino Ii SUB boh nno pa SUB
brett. Nadlsuiraaen in Der Office Der
Stpne Nin Mirle Gp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
B5deutIider @arftteridt.

Reiter @eiaen $50. 9. SO
$50. 8. 81
SrnperiaI MebI, per Sad $50
@oob 2lf MebI, per Cad $40
DaiIp 8reob MebI, per God ESQ
&leie, per 100 Sf1Iuo 1875
Sbippih,ff, per 100 Bflrn6 lao
&ornmebI, per 100 Bfuno 2.10
Srpbnfte.
Gorrigiert bon
Sobn s. Selnners
@ier, per 9atten6, f. Is
Spring gbiefers, &f6, 1872
Siibner, per 9flino . II
SlrrfeDs, per &furpb . ID
Butter, per 8fiupo t5 - 20
$iibper, per 8firto liz
@dnie, per 8ftnb 8
gnten, per Bfirrt6 IL
Stmala. per Bftmto . II
BoIIe, per Bf1ritb . 19
StpiebeIrt per 8ttfbd LOO
aartoffeIra per TisfbeI 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
3n @erfanfen!

Meiu ihbnes, mpoernes @%pbnbaus
BON & 3immern, nebit Saoe5immer, in
Serntaun, WO., Saiielbe bat ale mu'
oernen 8equemlihteiten.
Or. Seq. &pnieBtp,
Serntann, Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Gancinat. Nn3eise
Stir T~riebeusrihtm

Gls Ganbibat fir Sriebensrihter fir
&oart 3tpp. seiet iib
o. SO. Setdler
an, untermDrfen Der gntlheibung Der
republifaniid)en ~Stimmseber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

Official Statement of the
Hermann Public Schools
District No. 8 Gasconade County, Nc,
Teachers Fund.
Bal. on hand July l, 1913 ".---$441e.S4
Received for ..,........, 4395.29
Received for tuition ........... ............ 10000
Received from Hermann Saw
ings Bank for interest. 80. 1850
80
Disbursements
Teachers salaries - -. -.........-... ASSOC
Bal. on hand in teachers fund. 4653.S so
Incidental Fund.
Bal. on hand July |, 1918 ......,...$ $50 9S
Received for taxes..--"..s.- ---. 790.67
Interest from Herman n S wings
4O.6o
.33
Disbursements
Incidental expenses----.--...-~ 1879
Bal on hand in Incidental fund. 1072.5 80
Eitzen Endowment Fund
Principal St. Louis Laclede Gas
Light Bonds. ......... ., SoO0O.OO
Accrued interest OH same tosdate 1925 4S
Total in Endowment..fund.... 1872 .4S
Respectfully submitted
! A. w. DIKrzRL, Secy.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
No, l25S
Official Statement
OF the Financial Condition OF the
PEOPLES Bank Of Hermann

at Hermann State of Missouri. at the close OF
business on the Both day of June. 1914 pub
.ished in the tiser-Courier II ne wspapel
printed and published at Hermann. State OF
Missouri. on the Sth day of July 1914.
U
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
No. 1861
Official Statement
of the FINANCIAL CONDITION
of the
FARMERS And MERCHANTS BANK

at Hermann. State OF Missouri at the close OF
business on the 3Oth day of June 1914
published III the Advertiser Courier a
newspaper printed and published at Hermann.
state OF Missouri. on the sth day OF July.
1914.
RESOURCES
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
gu permietben.

gu oermietben.
Cine icbbne 5arm bon so @der. siuei
Reilen bitlid BON Sermann. ShDner
SbItaarten unb 8einbere, iofuie eutes
8obnbaus uno Stalun9 uiu.
SrauN u. %. @laer,
Sermann, WD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
Su bermidben

6 ih6ne 3immer nit mpberner ginrid)'
tun9 periebeu. Nabsufraeen bel
6 b a 8. & | NJ m c I.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

3n berfanfen.
elm betnahe nod gang ueuer Shiiben.
Etfle. 3u erfrasen bel 5rau 8bil. 8ubn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10
No. u.
Official Statement
of the FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF the
Hermann Savings Bank

1CEkhdlt oG tSSS ostN
at Hermann. State of Missouri. at the close Of
business on the goth dav OF June 1914,
published in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a
newspaper printed and published at
state OF Missouri. on the sth day OF july
1914.
Loans and discounts. undoubtedly
good on personal or collateral 3. slo0.l1s.46
Loans. real estate ............ 1852 5T3.0 90
Owe rdraT rs ..... ....... 33.I7
kOnds and tOcBs..,......... ........ IS5.4Ue 40
Real estate (banking house)........ 10000
Other real estate ..,..... ............ 100000
Ducfrom other banks and bankers.
subject to cneck....... :. 49,. 42.5s24I
Cash ite So. 1880
Currency $4,000
Specie -. ......,,. ..n,... i.721.5l.
Tota,... ...... ...... . $50 3sG Sc
LIABILITIES,
Capital stock paid n.........".... 3 5000 %
Undivided profits nett. ..,..... LEAFS 50
Individual deposits subiect TO check 79.2069 81
Time certificates of deposit ......... 800, SSs.23
Demand certificates of deposit. -. 3,76T.I3
Other Liabilities:
Dividends unpaid .....-....... ...... @OO
Total ....... s5s. 1855
STATE OF MISSOURI
County OF Gasconade,
Meyer as president. and L. r. Rippstein as
cashier of SAID bank. each OF us. do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true to the
best OF our knowledge ard belief.
AUGUST MEYER. Il. Il, RIPPSTEIN.
President Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. this eth
dny of July A. d, nineteen hundred and
fourteen.
Witness my hand and Official seal on the
date last aforesaid.
w. J. ELLIS
lSEALl Circuit Clerk
GEO KRAETTLYJ
Correct John II. HELMERS Directors.
Attest. L. Z. ROBYNl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

81 permictben; Sier 3immer.
Setptte 8r Sermann, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

Der unterseicbnete NablaBperipnlter
oes BERT. Safub Bbiltpp, pirb auf Der
Hbilipp Sarm an Der Sort, am
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-07-10

S'"S u
N Der ar6bten nod b%prbdnbenen ter:
ra incpgnita" Snnerafritas, Der 4ibn,
ifen Wiiite, bat ser englii9e SottGsr
p%aroing &in9 einige feline, tis6er
unbefannte Salen enthsdt. Defenders
mtereIiont 1T Die SeItitelung elmer
iioIt4 bon Der Saie Sarafra5 gsles
Cenen @ruppe bon orsi QusGtn, 4in
S9eitb MurSut, Din Ell Qgma uno
Din abulif, nit nod iungsn SatteI-
lalmen, neil Ii9 bier ipauIdscu bot
pnieren augen elm Slid Sieo'un9s,
geI6i9te Der afritGnii9en @iiitc db.
lpieIt; 9erharb Roblfs, Der 1874 in
unmittslbarer Ndbe Ser Quelbrun
zen poriiber5oa, tennt bisr mob feine
Nieoerld lnng, IL DAB lie, lptrauT
eu9 Oas gerin9e utter Der Sattslp1!
nen hinpeiit, erIt IN oen pierSig
Sa9ren mad Der Expedition oieIes
ubiOIut su~Oertdiligeu i.atI9en geobs
o4ters %entitanoen fetn miiHen. Bis
her nidt betreten unb tdrtograpbiert
inor ferner bic bon Sling na,a Dem
Geographical S%ournol" 0itli4 BON
0ararab 9efunoene Saie &a sep!n
0attieb. Die paferrei6 lit, attr nur
Sui9pert uno nenige 0attei5aums
trd9t. au9 in bieIem Wiifennintel
ronNert Der Sori6er auf ben Spus
rem rDmii9er Sultur. moran i'm oi,
gadfeinurne Bel Der aud erH I'M.
langlt entoedten Dale gu Runsur
Sattieb erinnert.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-08
SENATE HEARING
ON REPEAL BILL
FIFTEEN DAYS OF PUBLIC HEAR
lNGS ON PANAMA TOLL
EXEMPTION.

Washington, April Fifteen days
Of public hearings, beginning on April
6 on the Sims bill to repeal the Pan
anna tolls exemption, was decided up
on today by the Senate Canals Com
mittee.
The hearings will give opportunity
for threshing out various amendments
principal among them to reaffirm the
sovereignty Of the United States over
the canal zone and its right under the
treaty to grant an exemption to coast
wise ships if it desired to do so.
The committee adjourned until
Thursday with the understanding that
the authors Of various bills and reso-
lutions on the subject will then be
heard pending the arrival of witnesses
from New Orleans and the Pacific
ciast.
BY vote Of 35 to 27, the first TAX
en- In the senate on the tolls contro-
versy, Senator Poindexter's resolution
asking President Wilson for an ex-
PLANTATION Of the language Of his re-
peal message as referred to the for
eign relations committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-08
A JUNIOR CIVIC
LEAGUE FORMED
YOUNG PEOPLE OF THE CITY TO
ASSIST IN WORK OF BEAU
TIFYING CITY.

At a meeting yesterday afternoon,
the Junior Civic League was organi-
lied, officers elected, and the new or
ganiZation promises to be an impor-
tant adjunct to the older one, which
is just now doing some excellent wclk
in the way of beautifying Brunswick.
Mrs. High was named chairman OF
the executive committee with the fol
lowing: Mesdames E. V. Hyer, G.
Gowen, D. d. Atkinson, j. b. Abrams,
Miss Ida Borchardt.
The following officers Of the jun VI
Civic League were elected: President,
Miss Katherine Stiles vice president,
Miss Mary Harrison; recording sec
retary Miss Elizabeth Abrams; treaI-
urer, Miss Mabel Mimms; reporter,
iss Eugenia Maxey; corresponding sec
retary, Miss l.. Arnold; chairman of
membership committee, Miss Everett.
1t is the intention of the new Or
ganization to interest all school chill
dren in the work, and they will all
be invited to join. Regular meeting
will be held and the association viii
work in harmony with the older one
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-08
REORGANIZATION
MEETING TODAY
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION WILL
MEET AT $3.50 O'CLOCK AT
CITY HALL.

There will be a meeting of the Re-
tail Merchants and Business Mems
Association at the city hall at $3.50 o.
clock this afternoon when the com,
mittee named some time ago to draft
new bylaws for the organization will
make a report and submit them for
consideration.
The meeting today will be of con-
siderable Importance as in addition to
the new bylaws details of member
ship campaign will also be talked ov-
er, and it is earnestly requested that
all members attend the meeting.
The organization is planning to en-
gage actively in the affairs of the
city, looking to the interest of not only
its members, but the people of Bruins
wick as a whole, the first step of
which will be an effort to increase
the membership to at least 100.
AS stated before, the Merchants
Association does not conflict in any
way with the board of trade, as the
work is along different lines, but, in
conjunction with that body the eff
cheney OF both organizations is in
creased.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-08
BANKS SHOULD EXPEDITE STEPS
NECESSARY TO PUT SYSTEM
IN OPERATION.
READY FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS
President Wilson Has Not Yet Deter
mined Upon Single one of the
Five Members of the Reserve Board
to be Appointed by Him.

Washington, April 7.-Officials to-
day predicted that the federal bank
ing currency system would be com
pleted within month. Final steps
FOR the organization of the twelve
regional banks and the appointment
Of a federal reserve board by the
president, Cnly remain to put the sys-
TEN into full force.
President Wilson has not determin-
ed upon single one of the five mem
Ders OF the reserve board to be ap-
pointed by him. There are five who
with the secretary of the treasury and
comptroller of the currency, make up
the board in which the control of the
system will be placed.
President Wilson said today that he
really had not begun individual con
sideration to any extent, though he
had before him data concerning a
long list of men who were recommen.
ded as worthy of places on the board.
The information about the men has
been carefully prepared SO that the
president may begin sitting process
practically without need of further in.
quiry. Few persons, perhaps less
than half dozen, know just what
names are before the President, but
it is known that the list includes some
Of the most widely known men in the
country.
While the, Presidalt has not reach
led any definite conclusion there is
reason to believe that two men of
banking experience, two men of the
business world with a knowledge of
finance and one economist may be
finally decided upon.
1t is known to be a fact, however
that the men on the presidents list
are not prominent in politics. The
president has decided that political
shall not weigh in his
selections. Already, it is said, a man
of wide business and banking eXper.
.rience has been eliminated after his
name was considered, it being found
that he once actively participated in
Democratic politics
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-08
BUSK CASE UP TODAY
IN THE SUPREME COURT
Lawyers Left Last Night to Argue
Interesting Case.

A. II. Crovatt and A. d. Gale, rep
resenting F. Busx, the tailor, and F..
II. Harris, representing Wolf & Co.,
left last night for Atlanta to appear
before the supreme court today and
argue the Injunction case of the lat
ter concern vs.. Busk.
1t will be remembered that a few
weeks ago Wolf & Co., secured an
injunction against Busk before Judge
Conyers, on the ground that they pur-
chased his business with the under
standing that he would not return to
Brunswick and engage in the tailor
ing business for certain number OF
years When the case came up for
a permanent injunction Judge Conyers
granted It. The case was appealed,
however, superseGeas bond given
and Busk is still operating his busi-
ness and the case will be decided by
the supreme court
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CONSIDER SITE
FOR REST ROOM
COMMITTEE WILL MEET TODAY
AND RECOMMEND LOCATION
FOR STRUCTURE.

The committee on plans and esti-
mates, c.. Don Parker, chairman; w.
H. Wood and B. Borchardt, met at the
board of trade rooms yesterday after
noon to consider details looking to the
building of rest room for the accom-
mediation of out of town visitors to
Brunswick. Pending the report of the
site committee, which meets today, no
deAnite plans were agreed upon.
The location most prominently
mentioned for the structure, is the
square at the corner of Newcastle and
Mansfield, across the street from the
city hall. The building, if anything,
would improve the corner, and could
be easily reached by street car from
all the railway stations and handy
to the boat line. The square has just
been improved under the direction of
the ladies of the Civic Association,
who will be consulted in the matter.
Other sites are being considered,
however, one in particular, the i'm
provement of which would add much
to the appearance of the city, is under
discussion, and the matter will be TAX
en- up with the owners of the property
at once.
The subcommittee having the var
ious details in charge are all busy
and there is little question but that
the plans will take definite shape
within the next few days, and the
structure which will mean much to
the business interests of Brunswick,
will be rushed to completion
AS stated in the News yesterday,
the committee will welcome sugges-
tions from local people, and organiza-
tions, regarding the architecture, size,
equipment, etc, of the building.
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MANY NOW SIGNING PETITION
AGAINST PROPOSED CHICK
EN- ORDINANCE,

From all indications city council
is going to be engaged in somewhat
of chicken and COW fight at its
meeting next Monday night, when or
dinances are expected to come up be-
fore the body, one changing the pres
ent limits in which COWS are permit
ted to run at large, and another pro
hibiting chickens from running in the
streets of the city. Both of these or
dinances have been prepared at the
request of the Brunswick Civic Asso-
citation, the ladies claiming that their
work is being badly handicapped by
the running at large of chickens and
in various sections of the city where
COWS are now permitted to use the
streets.
AS is well known lengthy petition
has already been presented to council
protesting against the proposed change
in the COW limits. The petition was
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'EiGNERS KILLED; looTlNG
PROHIBITED.
GUILLOTINE HAS APPEARED
General Eullaio Gutierrez Has Prepar-
ed to Avenge the Wrongs Committed
Against His Family by Huerta's
Troops at SaItilo.

Washington, April dispatches
from Consular Agent Carothers, at
Torreon, was S mmarized today at the
State Department as follows:
Information received at the State
Department covering conditions in
Torreon and Gomez Palacio indicate
that efforts are being made by the
forces under General Villa to restore
order and normal situation. Excel
lent order is being maintained and
no sackin, or pillaging has been per-
mitted.
Under penalty Of fine, orders were
issued for the cleansing and watering
of the city; light and water service
is in operation; railway and telegraph
service with Durango was resumed on
April 3 and the street car lines are
in operation.
mo foreigners have been hurt or
killed"