davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
Rusti sajatei Nemecka prohaJl
do Holandska,

lluag, II. eeryua \ puslrd
nich uaknltka t>dureh hylu 1u1na
mruano lnatnt ~ srni , poetu ru
sk{eh lalalrn, ktrri Ntmrrka
prchaii na p0dn urutfalulho Ito
hudska 'frm9r kaldtho due prr
stuuti lieb uakollk hrantar l'l
ehakeh sridka leduell,ve, utbrl
praNtdelnt Sc skupluaeh pa dvml
u tfeeh, lt6k j. temto talaltNm VI
mokutu hlaYnt okoluosil, a. Ea.
meslnani lsuu pfl acme,ltlsk Arh
pfagieh ua teuknvt uemeektm \
posle,l uSkalika m5sirlph upreb.
H. dn llolaudska mnohn sci ga
II Sch salaten, Tito uprvhliet iswi
y llalan,laku mtprnoHant w NlA
A,uln ,ahofe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
Rusko neuzavre nikdy separatniho
miru.

Pariz, II. Grrvna. --- Die zpray
ktrrf sem dosIy, Rusko jc rozhod-
uuto nynl pokratoVatI Yc vale" M
do koncGntho vltGZstvl zbranI spO-
jcnrl vice. ncz kdykoIlv pred tim.
Jc mono pozorovatl, Hc ScbcVfdo-
mi ruskGho naroda stoupa Il "
uv6domuje Vi pine sVojI Silu 81
rokr masSy Ildoyf nczadaji mir ia
ko Y jiuIch yAlku ycdoucirh w.
mich, n[brz pokratovani We vdIco,
dokud neplitrl nebudr pokorrn a
dOkud nebllde OdstranGuo uchcZpc-
ii dalsich ydlck. Nllv prOnemcrkc
strany. ktcra Jcstt na potattu prl-
tonne valky byla zuaGnt Silnou,
byI zlomcn nplnf. Rusoyt jsolt pre-
Svedtrni, H. zVit6zi. Ntri Y siIu ayt
armady, ktcra byla zrcorgan,o-
yana a opalrena dostatrtnym muoI
stvim del nsptchy rurskych
vojsk yposIcdui dobt tuto duyoru
irStt sesilily, N6mrcko spolu : Ita
kouskcm m6ly ncporhybnt Y amy
stu utiniti pozdt Y ltt6 aurbo ~.
rdtkrm podlimu spolccuy udpor
protl Rusku IN tim doclcm, ably prl-
nutlly je k uAayreul separdtuiho
mira Me takoyaho ale ncmi mol
uosti. Rusko pokratoyatl hudr We
yaIer do dpIntho vittzsryi, ut do
.cili ho vysiIenim urpfilelr anrho
lcho poralkou na hoilsti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
Velky naklad ma konveuei.

turHpu. III. II. reryua. ko
lcm s,. 5hU,uIn by iu Ntdatu Nee SPA
lui uomiuurt rembltkau. kan.
dmAm s kuNaWn nlr pfaNf la
tmtrue Frulo uibnl l,, uymtu ua
ftkladu tolto. yu uu kuutrurt W
sIalt pujnrkv stmuN u ui,rcuvt,l
nnihuhuir sv. kr delegate a naluui
uttt fapIatlli lcmm lH lupraNt dn
thtvupa bulrw tsI, I,0ln deilpb s.,
d.imi y 'hmHWl pruhrhu kontru
tr "dhadovano Ir ua siHn,OHl X
lumuto umtnsU musuo pfualttslt aal
stvIue sYdaul duirRatn q uabra,lni
kU du bmpseuru pruewuyut ru
ttfA $50. au pei trla pfiletllaell tsNi
tnin ,Iu ttleaea koIvm lunWal u
tjtleileh NIr8ta "a dorraFu du mt
ala zabrad udhaiuvaua BE- ma
"A l3A,tHal uakIad ua hntult wa
~ - nut ilda, tlaluma, llua
ptdani II ,aIntAAi a lbtkN du kun
senes kAni $50 kelfm kluWn
vtuas 4ue telu ia u,labu t'Ol
sea,k iRe hb "a mtn y}noAhna hy
b. "a bnihu tNlani IA utada.ny
ielual kansll,lain take dusah
nr aHatneho ahnastl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
HUGHES ODEBERE Sc
DO NEW YORKU
XII KONFERENCIM
Vidal Sc uradu nejvy6Siho soudce,
aby ihned mohl zahajiti president
sk0u kampan.
r. r. NEPRIJAL NOMINACI.
0depreni bylo podminecn6, ale ma
&c "a to, ze T. Roosevelt nevstoupi
do zapasu.

Washington, y. e., H. ccrvIa,-
( harIcs j.. Hughes zahaji kan
pan IN 1rad prrsidcutsk| Ultra ra-
dou poIitirk%ch kouicrrnci New
! Yorku. OkoInost, zc Hughes spt-
cha do New Yorhu, ably NrSrl ~ y
r'P"o''NH''"HSlhl Nl'"'', '"F""''J'
" h" ",'"'n'"'' NJ ""'','''l"' p''''
"r,'lNIF' ''F"''| r'PooI'H"''"N' "a
'''J' "'''"' ''',' ""'"'"'' w ''J"' =
w. n" III no''',y ," N'' ''o,'''''"''
' 'u''"&Shr No'''t'r'' hughes
'|''"' ~ '''"o', JnN" "rJ'|"'' Ho'''-
&C. 'r'H''''l'' W ''S"' l''" ''''R""
~ ''''''" pr'J"h
Hughes prohIasil, " urtouziI po
.noniuari, ale H. prijirnd y{Nu
.ayc strany. 70 noml0uci >y@ ucjml
prohiasrui v ktrrcm odsoudll prl
lomuou administered jake sabou u
''''"H''''r''' 'l""''j''l d "'''l 4"
'l'l''"''''l |A''" r'I''"''N"''"'
J"'r' ''"o'J" !" '''''J"' '"~p''}
o"',"' u" l'''''''''''> " ~ I'"lr'''''"
o''o'' 'l''''"''''a '''"''" 4" "''''"'
o'''''''l ''''@'''"
'ukuymk Roosevelt uNtdomlI
progrcalYul alHlm, klrra p0rllIa
lcJ nomlmot IA Urnd prrsldrnla,
h, nrmnlo y prjlounc dohe prl-
jmoulp prcsldculskou uoumaol ia
kn JrJj haudldat ltoueryrlt pro
blaall, 1e pnJr st. uhN podminrtnr
ichn odrprrui hyIo yzulo y tNahu
uurodum ,{borrm poprstyui
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14

francouzskych zhkopn Y Aprc
montskdm IeSc. jihovychodnt cd
81. MihicI ale byIy h uicb yytIatc.
ny po bodakovlch bojich.
Rim, II. trrvna. -- Rakousko
uh"rSkd vojska poGtu 1000 mu
III podStolplIa V SrazrnEch ia.
dach ytcra Gtok na itaIsk@ posirc
ua hor" Lcmirle, ale byIa odrazc
ma = ttzk}mi ztrAtami, die ircd
niho itaISktho oznAmeni, dncs Wy
dantho. Italska ofcnsiva, zahajc
nd prdyd mezi Adizl n JadIg rckou
tlni pokroky, die daIsiho jlrrdnih'
prohIdscni,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
Nabidka dvojnasobn6ho
poGtu h|as6 zvj$uje pIl-
IezitOst k vitezStvi.
John J. OSmera . BraiDard je
prynim, j. JKoIiba 2 Dodge
ie druhyma j. SkIeniCka
Z Rescue tfetim.
Vyuzitkujtc pine sy6ho yolntho
Gasu.
DVOJNASOBNY POCET
HLASU,

Cd 8. hodiny rannl dne 7. Ger.
vna, 1916, do 10. hodiny veccr.
nj dne 20, ceryna, 1916, dyojna
2obny pocet hlasu bude vydan
2a vsechno move predplatne.
Malice % 10, zc sberatele hla-
I'd, kteri behem teto nabidky
Vykonaji nejlepSi praci, zaslu.
huji za Svoji namahu zvlAstni
odmenu, nabizime tomu, kdo ri.
glta nejvetM poCet jednoroGniho
pfedplatn6ho, 500 We zlate, to.
mu, kdo ziSka nasledujici nej.
yetSi pocet nov6ho predplatne.
no, $50 We zlat6, o tfetimu 8 nej.
yetSim poctem noveho predplat.
neho $25 We zlate.
To jsou poSledni zvlastni ce.
ny, jea budou nabidnuty. Blu.
dou dany yitezum pri zakonce.
nj zapasu dne s, cervence, 1916,
vSechno predplatne, jez po.
Olano bude poStou, bude poGi-
tano stejne jako kdyby bylo do
ufadovny prineseno, 8 tou pod.
minkou, &c obalka, obsahujici
predplatne, ukaze, ze dopis byl
poslAn pred zakontenim teto na-
bidky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14

.... 49,
HDer"tc'e h'aS'l' pozhstavIll Jste
ptilczjtoH y6,n nubidko dvo;na.
sobuGho pottu hlusil poskvtuie L
yitlzstW9 Chapptc nixon d6lczi.
tou roll blIdc TO br6ti y koue6u6m
vVslcdku zavasug poGitrite fro.
chn a llznamrnatc. ink ie d0Iezito
.nvnl yvfryaIc pracoyati Nova
prrdpIatnl prinrsc nyni y4tal no.
Get hIasl nrz kdykoIiv y budou.
ruoslj Nc,nvslrtc si H. pozd6ii bu.
drtc moci ziskatj vice, Mohli nv.
ste byti zkIamGni.
IF'H TO- ~ N"|'F Y '"''l'o |"p"se
|'rN" '''N''r'' " ecu "'l'Do I.I, ko''''s' ~
'''' Pr''r J''lo'' '''''"' "r"'''| 40"
l,,HoDa .jrdld ~ Il prnvdn. Mohon
ltrmltl 4 lobo d0yodu. H. ncvyko-
uull roIlk, 90 yykonati mohli, u
H. ziskuli mcI6i rcmu, aokoIiv mo,
hll ziskali yetsi. .lrstIlzc prikroGile
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
RuSOvE ....RACUJl Ma SVEN VI
TEzNEM POSTUPU MA CELE FROM.
TE Ma VOLYNSKU A TEz ! Y HAL|C|

Rakouske n byy prolomeny neoka mstec Rusovt pos
pu denne nekoik mil. - Vyznam ruske ofenvy stoupd
kazdGho dne - Nemc spechai ku pomoci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
RUSOvt Y SES1I ONECH zAJALI PRES $4,000 RAKUSAMQ
Rakouske nie hrout pred mocnym narazy uskych vo
Lvov naeza nebezpeG. - Rusove ziskai vekou
kofist - Pred Verdunem boje neutuchaji.

Knp /aKOpOV" yulPelil Sc lipIhtHI
10. Rada NEST ycsIic byla postu
pujlciml rusk}mi armadani zno
vi dObyta. / Stauislayi a II Ger.
movie doclIiIy carskr armady po
zoruhoduych nsptrhn q postoupiIy
o nGkoIik nil, Wee jak 200 mil ra
kouskych opcvn6ni bylo rIlskou
otensiVou zdrccn0. Widen piipOu-
sti ztraty, ale dopoSud ne pIng je-
jlch rozsah. lIyOv, ktcry jiz jed
nOu nalf2al 81 moci carskYch
armhd, naI@zh So noyfm n"bez-
pc6i
Nrbndr.Ii piitonnh ruskh ofcn-
SIva Zaznamcnhna V historic jako
Incjyetsi, pax jistt naIeznc syt M
sto mczi nejpozoruhodnGjSimi po
ihyby Y pfitomnf vaIcc. Pritomna
rllsHd ofrnsiya trvala pet dni ncH
Syet uvtdomil Si pine jcji yIznam.
FodtI celt JIM poIovicc l1lskt from
Ity, od bazin pri Priprctu NJ po Ru-
munSko, RnSovd provcdli tIak, jc-
hoz SiIa byIa lined pocIt6na. Prv-
MIN pozoruhodnsjsich 6sptchll
'ylo dobyti pevnosti Luck, icdnf
\ trojlhelniku pcvnosti ma VolyIi-
sku. tsptch tento prcSvedtiI sv6t,
H. ruskf mcdy6d znovu fatal prv,
ne svoje drapy
Rusky napor bude miti jist6 vIly
ma bojc IA jinlch frontach. JH ny
mi bylo uznamenhno, ze zmirnil
tIak ma itaISkt Iinic Y TyroIsku.
StratGgovt rusktho cara take po-
m}sIcji ma velke soustred6ni meme
cktho vojska pred Nerdunem. j.
nrItno vychazct Z predpokladu, IL"
ltuSovt zahdjIll mocn( syuj napor
Y dobe, kdy Nemci nemohou po-
sIati posily SWIM rakouskIm Spo-
lcncum, nemaji-ll 50 v2dat made
jc ma dobyti vcIkt francouzskt pcv.
nosil RuSko dostalo lckcc V mint
I{ch sy(ch 0Irnsiyach, kdy napo-
~ obratily ~ 0stup, kIyA pfiSiy
u6mcckt poslIy, tarsti yclltclt ten
tokrhtc jsou prrsv6dtcni, ~ vcIkt
mnozstyi ntmcckrho vojska je IA
m6stndno jindr II urnl mozno JIM
pfispechatl rychIr rakousk}m spo-
icncnm ku pomoci, Nemei Snazi
So nyni mirnlti tlak IA rakouska
yoiska provadenim prudkych ito.
ku ua srverni rrskt llnle, kde do.
cillIi Y jednom aneho dyou mistcch
mrnSlch ispechu
Berlin, II, 6crvna. -- prudke dt.
lostreleeke hoJe jsou Y prnudu ia
ohou stranaeh reky Maasy, sever
n6 od franeoulskt peynost Nerdu.
nu, die n6mecktho ufedniho pro.
hlaseni, dnes yydaneho, Neml.
ukofistll techto misteeh III de,
Ia a sedm stroJoyyeh pusek
lon,ltu, II. 6efyna, Die ufed
nj unsltgke tahulaee nemeekt
ztraly "a do konee kvttna hyls|
2,aal,asd, eehoi ial,ila hylo|
usmrern$eh, V teehte atralaeh alcI
neiseu olsaaely ouS. u,rptnt VA
mnlt,
l.on,tfn, IL, eersua Augheka
Yulska. klrra ypadla ,la nemeeke
Ytehndnl AfflkH od seyrru, ,lohtla
Alomho mssta ta Aelesnlet sam
hara dislrlkn u9mseks vteho,lul
Alrlev aalln 90 llna armada, ope
rlilei el liha,lssle. saulala maala
llismapkhure IA iiheytvhndaim
pahtpal lesrFa fangaut
l'afia, H. tsryna ffi nameekt
0taky psehuls prntl franeeuaak ,m
takopAm na nahurku ek, lnl q po,
sles NSehUdns ed ,oho,n psharka,
hsh anlne asslaseny seeFa ssaer
fraueeassktm >elsksm, die Afed
niha asuAmeni, tNdansAe Nalge
nlm adharvm ,lnss ,sesF isa NJ
mrekS e,ldll, suikl, 10 rfs,lalsh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14

IOiiHyH, -. trfViH. ~~ hllSOg'
p0krumlji ia SVEN yittznfm postu
prl na rcIt ironiG cd Prlprctu NJ k
rununskym hranicim KaHdGho
dnr pfipoJlIji yeIkf rozIohy k Zuo
yudobyttmu llzcmi u r0zmnoluji
poGct IN JatciI "A koflsil. Pres 900.
600 ruskych vojakH podili So ma
ttfJ offensive rakouskf Iinic ma
ltZaji So pod dtlostrcl. ohnem
ncp', lrzitG. BOmbardovAni We syf
prudkosti pfrkOnava yScchno, go
NJ doposud ma yychodni Iinii by
10 Zaznanrnano. NFznam TlSkf
ofenslyy denn6 Stoupa Il zda se, zc
Jcdnd ~ o mocny napOr, jch0z II.
Grlem Jc yytla6cni tcltonskych
vojsk 4 rlsktho nzcmi Il znovuza-
b,Mi IIaIice, ktcrd jM jednou ma
l@zaIa Sc Y rukou carSkyrh yojsk.
We vGcrcisich bojich Y IIaIiti a
ia Nolyhsku, die nrcdniho ozuA.
meni, vydantho V PctrOhradG, Ru-
aovt zajaIi 400 dHstojnikn a 3d.
600 muhu. UkOfisilli zaroych tricci
del II obrovske mnozstvi valecntho
materialu.P .Prohldseni pflpojuje, ze
armada gcDeraIa Tehitskyna, ope-
ruiicl We sm6ru k Ccrnovicdm Y
Bukovine, porazlla Rakusany sa-
notna zajala $4,000 mlzd, Cd IA
hajeni pritomnt ofcnsivy Rusoye
zajali llS,O00 Rakusann.
Text urcdniho rusktho ozuamcni
mi;
"Nasc ofcnsiva na VoIyhsku, Y
IIaIici Bukotint dociliIa ytcra
daIbich iispechnA Armady ncpfi-
tcle stale mali vellkt ztraty, zvIa-
Ste V zajatych. Prudkt Itoky ma
Seho vojska privddeji do naSlch
rukou tiSice u tIsice Zajatcu va
Ictnou korist yscho drIhu, jcjiz
mnnzstvi nelzc dosud pirSnt cd
hadnouti. ku pfikladu, Jedlne
y}scti ncpratclskt fronty ukoflStl.
Ii .isme jedenadyacet reflektorn,
deyeladvacet polnich kuchyni,
sednadvacet sirojoyych pusck,
1000 zavinn oStnatthn drdlu,
900 konkr}tov{ch plantk, 1000,
900 konkr{tov}rh kry"hli, 10000
pudn uhli, vclkt muozstyi streliya
iinthn yaletntho matcrialu. Y il
nG sckci ukofistili lsmc 10000 na
hojn pro pusky, 800 heden nahoju
pro stroJoye pusky, 200 bedrn rue
Mich gfanat0, 900 puSek, ctyri
strojove pisky, diva hledatele ellie
a pfenosne tcrpadlo, l'koristeni
TAX vellktha mnolstvi valetntho|
matcrialu syedti nelltpc tom,
iak ryohlym hyl mas napor ithem
erejsieh hoju zalali lsme ledno
ho pruerhln, 400 dnstoluikn u 81,
100 voiakn, l'kofStili i>me take
trleet del, tfinact strojoyyrh pa.
sek psi yrhatrl0 bomb y tim
dosayadui kotlsl ' nasi ulrusNtI
ic iesieu talatl general, l,bla ia.
rtomik0 a vice lak lut, ,ttn ma
tu a III della, lstl stroinytch pn
SEX 4 osmapadesat vrhaaA homh, '
kaykatske kraliue lhret prosedli
ntkalik ntok0 flala@ kraJme,
ale hslt ndta2rul yelk ml strat.
lul. aauethufsr na uaal ffonlt sta
mrtsfeh. Nc smtru / tiumpsauu
faulall isme pryut limb sakopl b,'
pfilelr. We ,metu / nlathekrn po
stum,Ieme slskalI lsmr PSuuhe ~
ialan munastNi heden stfelWa
hle deslteh spfas, puslafile -
liusam prololull rakuu.kan lntl v
uSkallka mislegh Nskollk rakon
skSfh aflaAd naleaA = ia plntm Il.
siapH, Isene knsS pr.nAsledosaho
\ ukall sll,ks Rusase raelaapili
w dNuu dueeh tissadsacel mll, rol
ie lednim neinoaoFuhe.lns isieh
snisnsA tvh stkeHa "a "a duhs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
MialaalmlAl rardale opuati
Reeko

Alhvutll pprgna. hYla pra
ts anaameRo. A. mi'taadmlral llu
brrl ) tsutale, Na,ts angllrkt nA
magni mlssie , Reeku, oslah9tf VI
,la ssthn ,lomuas
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-06-14
rooAst Pro oMAuu A oxoli

nmaha a akall ruslmtaeuo
Nebraska lasietn. paslmFaen nu
nnndslls = maAnsml snlehami
latina smens \ lsrlata
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-12
FALL OF STANISLAU
REPORTED IMMINENT:
BATTLE IN BALKANS
BOARD Of TRADE
RECEIVING LISTS
ROOMS FOR RENT, VACANT
STORES AND DWELLINGS BE-
ING LISTED AT OFFICE.

The Brunswick Board of Trade is
well pleased with the way the people
of the city are receiving its plan to
have all the vacant stores, dwellings
and rooms for rent listed at that of
flee. Already large number of peo-
pie have done as requested by Secre-
tary Smith through The News columns
a few days ago.
Yesterday was probably the busiest
day at the Board of Trade office look
ing after this matter. Several tele-
phone calls were received in addition
to communications with the office in
other ways.
Secretary Smith wishes it to be un-
derstood that the people listing their
wants at the Board of Trade office
should not expect too much. I'VE are
not in the business of going out and
finding boarders, renting vacant
stores or dwellings," said Secretary
Smith. Numbers of times we are call
ed up to furnish such information
In order to be able to furnish this
WO nave dohCu tlC pOopiO
of the city to list such wants with the
office. Our efforts are solely to aid
Brunswick wherever possible and not
through the lack of proper attention
to turn from the citys gates any that
might come here. 1t is our purpose to
serve the interests of the city and if
people ask for such information we
will be able to furnish it without de-
lay since the people are heartily CO
operating with the roard of Trade of
flee"
While secretary Smith stated that
his office had not been rushed OF
flooded with lists he said the Board of
Trade was in a better position to
take care of the situation
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-12
WIRELESS MESSAGE
FROM BREMEN?
1T is THOUGHT MESSAGES MAY
BE COMING FROM SUBMARINE
BREMEN.

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-Wireless OBJ
servers at shore stations near New
York were puzzled early today by sig
nails received from an unidentified
vessel, apparently somewhere off
Sandy Hook, which was calling the
Telefunken wireless station in this
city. The fact that the stranger re-
fused to disclose the identity of the
vessel led some of the wireless op-
orators to believe they were at last in
communication with the long-expected
German submarine Bremen.
Sandy Hook observers trained their
marine glasses seaward expectantly at
daybreak, but everything beyond a
few miles off shore was hidden in a
haze, and no submarine was in sight.
The mysterious signals had ceased.
While in communication with the
shore stations, few hours earlier, the
strange vessel reported herself only a
collier, and the operator on board
signed his calls sd. B. u" which is
the private wireless signal of the
North German Lloyd steamer Breslau
last reported as tied up at New Or
leyps for the period of the war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-12
DOVE SHOOTERS MUST
NOT BEGIN OPERATIONS
UNTIL NOVEMBER 10Th

Some confusion has arisen concern
ing the opening Of the hunting sea-
son for dove shooting. many people
being under the impression that Au-
gust was an open month for the
shooting Of doves.
Tho facts in the case, however, are
thege: The House Of Representa-
tlycs has passed bill amending the
prescnt game law, which will permit
the shooting Of doves during the
months of August only. Under the
new law hunters can shoot doves
from August | TO September ! when
the season closes again until Novem-
bcr !.
But as yet the Senate has not
passed this bill and the old law is
gtilI in effect. A message from Game
Warden Charles s. Arrow states that
tnc Senate has not yet acted on the
Tfouae bill, but 1t will probably be
pasgcG. Until the bill Is passed by
the Senate and signed by the Cover
no- the old game law is still in force
ard il is against the law to shooi
doves until November /.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-12
DUE TO COOLER WEATHER
81 Children Died During "a
Hours-165 New Cases Re-
ported-The Highest Mark
Yet Set by Epidemic Was
Reached Wednesday When
ST Died.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE epi-
demic of infantile paralysis showed
another slight decline today, and
health experts were more hopeful
that the cool weather which relieved
the city yesterday would materially
check the spread of the plague.
The daily bulletin of the health de-
partment shows that during the
! twenty-fourhou period which ended
at 10 O'Clock a. m. thirty-one children
died of the disease and 165 new cases
were reported in the five boroughs OF
} New York city.
The figures compare hopefully with
yesterdays when thirtyeight chill
dren were killed by the plague and
/ 175 stricken.
vania's quarantine for infantile para
lysis today was extended to all Dor
ders of the state. Medical officers
and inspectors began duty at points
where railroads cross the state from
all parts of New York, Ohio, West
Virginia and Maryland.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 11.-With
sixteen new cases of infantile para
lysis and four deaths reported in this
city for the twenty-four hours ending
this morning at o'clock and total
of fifty-eight cases in the city since
Monday morning, the disease is be
ginning to assume serious proportions
in the eyes of the medical authorities
and renewed efforts are being made
to stamp it out.
Since the first of July there have
been 14S cases with twenty eight
deaths.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-12
|ORDER PLACED
FOR MATERIAL
FOR VESSELS
Company Closed For Lumber To
Be Used In Two New
SChOOners.
SIX ARE TO BE BUILT SOON
Brunswick ShipbuiIding corpo-
ration Preparing to Begin
Work on Four Vessels-Two
In Course of Construction.
SIX ARE TO BE BUILT SOON

That the Brunswick Shipbuildng
Cooperation has finally decided to
construct six large, siX-masted schoon-
ers at their plant in Brunswick, has
Just been announced. and, while no
statement to the effect has yet been
made, it is generally believed that
when these six vesse:s are built still
others will be constructed.
This company now has in course of
CONSTRUCTION at their plant on Bay
street two of these large schooners,
closed for all of the lumber to be
used in the construction of two other
vessels, work on which will begin at
once. Order for the lumber has al
ready been placed and it will begin to
arrive in the city just as soon as the
mills can cut it.
While. this order is being filled the
company will place orders for all tim
Der needed for two more schooners,
and within a month or two it is ex-
Dected that six vessels will be in the
course of constructor at the local
plant. giving employment to three
times the force now engaged on the
two schocners.
President w. U. Taylor, OF the com
pany, has been in the city for the past
few days, and he is very much pleas
ed with the progress of the work on
the two schooners now in course of
construction. He took up with offici-
ais of the company the construction of
the other vessels.
That this company is to engage In
|'the shipbulding business on an ex-
tensive scale there is no further doubt.
and while this new concern is closing
contracts daily, enlarging their plant
and working an unusually large force,
they are not at all in the advertising
business, and are reticent about CIV
ing out information concerning the
work Of the company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-12
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
VICTIM IN WAYCROSS

WAYCROSS, Aug. 11.-Tnfantiie
paralysis claimed a two year old negro
child at 55 F street in Waycross
Thursday afternoon.
AS soon as news of the death from
the dread disease reached the city
health officer prompt and vigorous
steps were taken, the house being fu-
migated and a quarantine established
TO prevent any per9on going into the
place.
DR.. John r. Scully. city health Off
Ger. stated today that the case should
not frighten residents and expressed
the belief that there will be no more
cases here.
DR. z. w. Werner, negro physician
in charge OF the case. will be prose
cuted by the health officer for failing
TO report the case So that it could be
1uarantined according to the city or
dinance on contagious cases. Another
person may also be arrested II con
nection with the case and together
with the physician tried recarderi
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-12
MAKING PROTEST.

LONDON, Aug 11-American ship.
pers to Holland are bombarding the
British government with protests as a
result of detentions of cargoes con
signed to the Netherlands Overseas
Trust. 1t is understood here their pro-
test may be backed -1y diplomatic ac-
ton at Washington.
In April of last year, replying to a
protest from Washington over the de-
tention of the American steamship Sc
guranca, the foreign office made the
following promise:
while his majesty's government do
not require cargoes to be consigned to
The Netherlands Overseas Trust, they
do accept a consignment in that form
as proof that the cargo is intended for
a bona fide consumption in Holland"