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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-04
To COMANDEER
SHIPS UNDERWAY
THOSE IN COURSE OF coNsTRUc-
TION TO BE TAKEN OVER
BY GOVERNMENT.

Washington, Aug. 3.-The imme-
diate communicating of most of the
vessels now under course of construc-
ton in the United States in all Amer
lean shipbuilding plants, was decid-
ed upon by the shipping board this
afternoon.
These plants, it was stated, are
now, building seven hundred ships,
totaling more than a million and a
half tons.
The action will stop the prelimi-
nary requisitioning of American ton
mage already ON the sea
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WAR TAX BILL IS
IN FINAL FORM
1T PROVIDES APPROXIMATELY
TWO BILLION DOLLARS TO
MEET WAR EXPENSE.

Washington, Aug. 3.--The war tax
bill, which has been under considera-
ton by the senate finance committee
all of this week, was in final form
ate, according to a report coming
from the senate committee.
The bill, it is announced, provides.
approximately two billion dollars in
taxes to meet the war expense, but
makes no provision further than the
bond authorizations.
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CONFERENCE REPORT ON
FOOD BILL is ADOPTED

Washington, Aug. 3.-Without a
negative vote, the house this after
noon adopted the conference report
on the food control bill The only
show of opposition was by Represen-
tative McLemore. of Texas, who vot-
ed present" on the roll call.
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MOTOR STOPS in THE AIR;
Two ARE KILLED BY FALL

Wellsburgh, w. Va, Aug. Sc. B.
Lambert, of W,elch West Virginia,
was killed, and E. l.. Freys, a Brit
ish aviator, was probably fatally in
jured late today when their airplane
motor stopped three hundred feet
above. the ground.
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Petrograd. Aug. 3,-Kimpolung, in
southern Bokowina, has been evacu-
ated by the Russians, the war office
announced today.
The Russians are now engaged
with the Austro-German forces on
the River BystritZa.
Between the Dniester and the Pruth
the Russian retirement is continuing.
The Russian forces in southeast
ern Galicia, the official announce
ment says, after a battle with the
Austro-Germans, retired across the
river Zbrocz at its confluence with
the River Dniester.
Vienna, Aug. 3.-Austro-H Hungarian
troops have entered CZernowitz, the
capital of the crown land OF Buko-
wilma.
Czernowitz has been the scene of
some of the most bitter fighting Of
the war
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building plant in Savannah.

building plant in Savannah.
The new company is to build eigh-
teen large vessels, and they plan to
put in eight ways, in order that that
number of ships can be built. at once
NJ 1t is believed that the plant of this
company will be the largest in the
south and it will probably give en-
iployment to upwards OF 1900 men as
lsoon as it begins operation. 1t will
bring to Brunswick hundreds of new
families, and naturally large num-
4ber of houses will have to be erected
to accommodate them.
AS stated in the outset, while the
deal has not been definitely closed.
pending the arrival of the officials
here today, it is almost certain that
the plant will be secured, as the deal
for the site has already been definite.
ly closed. This announcement, which
appears a little premature, is made in
view of the fact that the Board Of
Trade, though it made every effort
to do so, could not keep the story
out of print until all matters had
been signed, sealed and delivered SO
to speak.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-08-04
COURT DECIDES TRAINMEN
COULD NOT STRIKE, BUT
THEY QUIT JOBS In BODY

cambridge, Ga, August SAC
cording to officials of the Georgia,
Florida and Alabama railroad, every
train employe of that line has quit
his job and not train is moving on
the line today
Judge Harrell's decision yesterday
making permanent the injunction re.
straining the proposed strike, con-
tanned the provision that the men
could still retain their individual
rights to quit work at any time they
desired. And the quit today.
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from the record, the other censurlng
him for making them.
Atlanta, Aug. 3--A criticism of ex
Gov John M. Slaton for entering the
house of representatives today
resentative Winn, of Hart county, the
most stinging rebuke that Georgia
house of representatives has admin
istered to one of it's members in re
cent years.
When Mr. Slaton entered the hall
Representative. Winn asked that rule
1T be read and enforced.
This is the rule prohibiting unau-
thorized persons from coming on the
floor AS everybody but Representa-
tive Winn understood that ex-gover-
nors are not barred in the rule, no
body paid any attention to the Incl
dent, as every day or so a member
demands the enforcement of the rule
to keep out visitors who encroach
upon the house.
When Mr.. Slaton left the hall, Rep
resentatiye Winn rose to a question
of personal privilege and declared
that he desired to resent for every
man and woman in Georgia the ac-
tion of certain individual just leav-
ing the house, who had taken advan-
tage of rule 1T to desecrate the
house by his contemplate presence.
Instantly the house was in an up
roar of excitement. Speaker Holder
pounded his gavel and ruled Repre-
sentative Winn out of order Repre-
sentative Atkinson, of Fulton, got
the floor and moved to expugne Rep
resentative Winn's remarks from the
record. The motion was unanimous
ly and vociferously adopted
BIistering Resolutions.
When the house, thirty minutes
later as about to adjourn, Represen-
tative Conger, of Decatur, introduced
the following resolutions:
Whereas, under the guise of per-
sonal privilege the gentleman from
Hart county, Mr.. Winn, by his i'll ad-
vised remarks with reference to the
evercise of the privileges of the floor,
has insulted the intelligence and de-
cancv of this hOuSe. "- 80
Therefore, be il resolved, That the
conduct and remarks of the gentle.
man from Hart, Mr.. Winn, are de-
clared to be venomous and ill-advised
and to be an insult to the decency
and judgement of this house and that
his said conduct and remarks receive
and merit the disapgence and de-
cency of this house"
Representative Winn was on his
feet. He declared his remarks were
delivered with celebration and that
when the speaker ruled him out of
order he instantly resumed his seat.
He said he did not oppose the motion
to expunge his remarks from the rec
ord because he did not care, mas
much as they had accomplished their
purpose of expressing his feelings.
Speaker Holder here interrupted
to say, "The gentleman was out of
order, because an ex-governor has the
same right on the floor as a member
Of the house II the chair had known
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SHERIFF AND THREE
DEPUTIES CAPTURED
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN
GATHER TO RESIST THE
DRAFT LAW.

MuSSOScC, ohld., aug. D. -roueIln
Duncan and three deputies have been
captured by anti-draft rioters and
are being held prisoner near Allen.
Shawnee, Okla, Aug. 3-One hun
dred and fifty men are said to be
gathered with the intention of resist
ing the selective draft law and are
reported to be mobilized at Rock
Crossing on the south Candian river.
This point is expected to be the re-
sisters base of operations
Roy Crane, socialist agitator, was
arrested at Holdenville today. He
had a grip filled with ammunition
and was heavily armed
Muscogee, Okla, Aug. 3.--One hum
dred armed men with large supplies
of ammunition left Okulgee on spe-
cial train tonight for the scene of
the anti-draft riots in the southern
part of the state. At the call for
men at Sasakawa enough volunteers
We're secured in ten minutes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
@rnnStiids.l llebertraammaen

Geo. S. Gierfer II. 81. on Sirom
6. Griffin Siioieite Ger 81. StraBe,
nobe Sorioro.&ooO, t6 bei 140.
GieieIben an Genielben, Siioieite
ser 81. StraBe, nabe Sarforo.Hoao,
16 bel i40.
Soirom Is. @riifiu an 9nOiuia g,
&ieB uno @otte, Siioieite Der 81.
StraBe, nobe Sorforo-9ioao, 16 bel
t40.
GerieIbe an @eo. 3. Gierfer unO
6rou, Siioieite Der 81. StroBe, nobe
Sarforo-&ooo, t6 bel 140.
6. s. Stord an &orrD Is. Stepart
uno 6rmL @eItieite Ser 9lbea .glpe.,
nabe 80. StroBe, 14.5 bel roo, @ro5.
$7s.
&otrid 6lanieon imo Srou an
9(lon s. Barton uno 8rou, 9torO-
weIfeite ser 9ote., nobe @abaib.
9lnenue, 62.8 bel 100.
Sobn 5. Gnrlin an 5. g. @riebt
uno 6rou, 9SorOmeItieite Ser lllmon.
glpenue, nabe &eiiterstown 9loao,
2t.8 bel 92.6, @rlmO5inS $50.
9teIlie gtielion au @paIo glitron,
Ir. 1851, 9bamesyStroBe, @rrnO.
sims sos.
SomarO 3. 0eSapen an @iaiam
5. StodSoole, OItieite ser @eoor-
9lpenue, nabe 3. StroBe, ~ bel 90,
@runo5inS $50
gSm. s. StodSonle an &omarO &.
0eSoOen umo 6ral, SItieite ser Ge-
oar-9lOenue, nobe 3. StraBe, t2 bel
80, @rlmo5ins $50.
sale Gepoiit & GrnIt &c." Sru.
flee, an Conrad $. 9enner rmo 6rau,
Ioroieite Ser 2anoale-, na6e N1ormt-
StraBe, 15.SH bel 81, @runo3ins
$50.
Charlotte q. 2inf an 2ouis @r.
mol0 lmo 1Srau, Noroicite ser @aco-,
na6e g9arner-S -StruBe, @rimo5ins
$50.
So6n q. @caim an Charles g.
Sortman, @citeite Der GaIpert-
nnbe SSo6n-StraBe, 40 bel 1872.
G6oS. 2. Sartman rmo 6rm an
sSones g. &iogowuD, @rlmOltiid.
IS. 5. Gallagher &eaItp 60" an
9(nna Seinol, 9Ir. 314, 9toro.@a-
uooo.9lpenue, @rimo5inS $42
Seth $. 2int6icum lmO 6rou an
Conrad @m5elmon wno 5rau 5mei
@rimoitiide.
GieieLben on 6re0. @. Sproener.
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OSrnnSeiaenthnms.Wl .Wlarft.

Gie 6irmo @ebb & @bite Der.
fouite OaS 5meiit0diee 9ungaloW-
Gppe-SauS an Der &nptborne Hoao,
meItlid Der Gors0oIe-9loeme, 6oreit
&orf, an 8alter 6rep.
Seds @runO3inien in S0be por ie
$50 ouf Die SGiier 93r. 3t16 bis
1928, @inOior 9tooO, ru6enO, wuroen
our6 Die 5irmo @iaiom $. @morp
& 50. fiir ben @reiS BON $4,000 per.
folit.
Serr 9(lpiu 81. @bitine, @ertreter
Ger security Storage ono Erllit
60, uerfaufte ooS grimO5insireie
SouS 9}r. 1909, Mooiion.9lOCnue,
fir Srn. g(lcGuS Sooper al Serru
5iaoc Sbopiro.
&oltor 8. ). 1iebe bat Ourd Die
6irmo @ierre 6. 9ugan oos Sous
im0 10 9(der 9ono nabe Gbarmion,
Blue &ioge Summit, bon Srn. Sbo.
mas s. Corner gefauit.
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jun, SiiOieite Ser @olroO-9lpenue,
nn6e 9hlguito-2loenue, 20 bel 100.
9l6ell 9uilOmg SO. an 99iQiom 6.
Doung mO 6rou 9fr. 1S4, EoDion.
Strabe, IA bei 76.9.
George I. 9utter6oii unO 6rou an
@illougb6p 6olL 9lorOoItede Sofi.
man %loce mo Regeiier' StroBe, 80
bel 70.
@illoueb6p Sail an George Z.
9utterboff uno 6rou, gtorOoitede
9offmon 9loce uno &egeiter-StrnBe,
35 BEL 70.
SSoiepb 9i6mono an Simon Gre.
polSfD, Norooiiieite 2in0en.9lpenue,
nabe 2u5erne StraBe, 1874 bel 97
@m. q. Genneop an 9encieOora
Eratt umo @otte, SiiOweitieit Qibi-
iion-, uobe -StroBe, 1876 6ei
913.
9lntoni G5D5 lmO 6rou an 6. Com
S6aumloeifel, Oitieite 9ieaeiter-
nabe 9onf-StraBe, IL bel -.
MotDoiius 8ronfa unO 6rau an
9ioioria @iaroinio, Sitieite Sara
tugo-, na6e G6otswortb- -StroBe, Is
bel 112.
Ia5eWell Z. G6omos mo 6rau an
@li5a6etb 81. @urO, SiiOleite Mul
berrp-StruBe, uabe 9Irlinatou 9loe
12 bel Ga.
So6n z. Gonobue an 9(bbott 8. Q
& 9. 81. 9lr. I, gtr 740, SiiO.Yotc,
mac-StraBe.
0erieI6e al oieielbe, g3r. 736, SiiO,
YOtomnc.StraBe
Gerielbe an oieieI6e, 9tr. M, Siio.
EOtomac.StroBe.
IS. 6. @ambriIl an Sos. ~. Sar
ris, 2 @runoitiide.
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Sin rmmamii6er aricssGeter.

Gem beriiGtigten riimdnil6en $50
Iititer lno &riegsbeber Sofe Sonescll
geieate lib als miirOiger 8un0esge-
noiie in Der lebten 3eit Dor &umd-
MEMS @intritt in 0en &rieg 6ilipescll
81, no6 Dem bcriibmten @ort D@lei1
uno glei9 geleat ii6 germ" ooer rid.
tiger, SoneScu iab iib na6 eineni
@ebilien ino 9unoesgenolien INN,
Ger leinen ebrgei5igen Yldnen ioroer-
lid iein f6nnte. 0u6u idien ibm 81
lipescu wie gei6affen, oeIen %eriOn-
lihfeit oaS n&amburger 6remoen.
blott@, pie folgt, 6arnfteriIirt:
lin ieincm erblaiicnOen Stern
reilen @lan5 5u Oerleiben, uer6iinoete
ii6 Gate SoneScu ieiner5eit NIT %.
6ilipeScil. Gr brnii1te eincn Bum
oeseenoiien, OIL Den er iib anflom.
mern fonnte. Gieier u. 6ilipescr,
oeiien Zoo gemeloet poroen lit, mar
Sii6rer elmer conierpatiuen @rltppe
uno 6otte ole aricgspolitif iener
MGnner, ole ibr Gaterlun0 ocm Bier
nerban0 ousgelieiert 6oben bereitS
nod 0en eriten Wlonaten oes eroBen
80Iferringens unteritiibt. Ser &ar-
tel Cafe Sonescll's o6er botte er iib
oniangs ni1t elei1 ongei1lolien.
Bon Sous aus reid, mar es i5nI
moglih gemoroen, i'm Solfe @influB
5u geminnen. g9ir eriuern. uns Ell
neS llrtbeils Ger iron5oliiden 3eitung
,.2'@cloir" iibcr 6ilipesclL oaS allo
Ioiltet:
gSSmmerbin 6aben mir Silipesclt
gerne; oenn er trdgt 5upeilen edit
rum0niiAe 3iige 90, ais cr 1899
oie 6enIter oes ,9loeperul@ 5erihlug
imo Den @erfauf ser 9tummern Die
leS 9lotteS bintertrieb. glber bellte,
menn er Ii6 in cine 9ieibe lteat NIT
einem 6ermo Sonigmanu, 6ogur
OOer &obin, 8. b. 3eitln9sibreibern,
Die Sen 8remOen ibr @eiuilien per-
fauft 6oben, bellte tennen mir oielen
Monn niAt me6r. Gieie ilommenOe
E6otfrait, oie peoer Die @oblt6uten
elmer guten Ginoeritllbe nod Oie gro.
Ben @eiIier ser Yergnngenbeit fen.
men gelernt bat, lit elm trefili6eS
9eiipiel Ooiiir, OoB ooS Sberapmna-
finn immerbin cine quite @oribule
fir oaS 2eben it,"
Ser BON ieinen fron5oiiicben Srelln.
oen 10 gefenn5eihnete rimdniihe
Yolitifer Bat ii6 ollmdbIidj 5un
mitbenoen Gellti6en6oiier alsge
paHien. g2ir erinnern nur ooron
ooB iein So6n @rigoraih 6iIipeScu
ben 9eioamen Yrima oe 2inoal
iiibrte, felt er li6 in 2inOou in mi.
t6enOen 9eidimpflngen gegen Die
Geutiden ergangen 6atte Ger aIte
6ilipeScu itelte unieren @eianoteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
gcrae.G GOrpSmannidaft in GOlliiiOu

9lls ser 9erge. Corps -@ogen gir. 3
ollf Der Sobrt 5u einem 5euer in Der
@oitnirtbidoft bon Soiepb SilOer-
ltem in 9Ir. 1921. @in6eter. StroBe,
nit einem 9lutomobil an ser @de Der
@olo- unO Carer. .StraBe coIlioirte,
muroe Srou Mareoret Stanges bon
9lr. 636, @Dott- -StroBe, iowie ooS
fitnf @3onote aIte 8ob1 bon Serrn
uno Srou 5reoerid 8iridboum Der.
lest. 0ie iibrigen Snioiien oes gIl-
tomobils, WeldeS bon 9llbin 9.
8oro bon glr. 1341, Sorgeont.Stry
geIenft muroen fomen nit Dem
Sdreden Oabon. 9luh feiner Der
9erge. GorpSmonnidoft mar berlebt
moroen. 0as Seuer botte MIR un6c.
oelltenoen S6ooen ungeri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Selepboniiien, bon peI6cn perldic'
oene SunOert ongeiteIt iinO, ab5ule'
gen umO reOu5irten slei6iuQs ibr
i6r 8iirenu-@erional.
GaS @ei5engei6dit 6otte iturf ge'
litten. 9ie acknowledgement Gin.
gen Weiter 6erlmter, Suli iiel oni
$2.52 mO September auf 1929, tDas
eiuen netten Gerluit ieit Somitag
bon % bis 25 Gents beoelltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

6reiberrn bon Dem 9ui6e.Sooen6au-
fen oeSmegen i'm Sofei-GIu6 SUR
9eOe mo murNe 10 nlSiallenO gegeu
oen oip6omotiicben &ertreter oeS
Oelltiheu &eihes, OoB lcb 0orouf ser
rumGnii6e Wliniiier OeS 9leuBeren
oeranloBt ia6, Oaiiir i'm 9|omen iei.
ner ReGierung Inn Gnti6uloiglmq 3il
bitten. 9}odoem oieier 3piihenfoIl
6eigele0t rpor, lieB 6ilipeScu in ici.
nem 9latte eineu oen Oeltidben Sc
ionotcn 6ei6impienOcn 9lrtifeI pom
Stopel. Dem er, INN Die Sade nod
me6r berOor3ube6en, Ole SSuBnote
6in5lIicben lieB, oob ser 9lrtifel Oor
Der 9eileelng oeS 3wiibenfaIIs Oer-
ioBt moroeu mar. lluO in OerieI6en
9luseo6e oes 9latteS iauo ii6 Elm
mciierer 9lufiab ii6er Den @egen-
itanO:n nGie Oeltihen iinO Sdmeine. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Gei elm 9SrO0n5ent.

SaIbe gders9ar5enen uno .er0Ber; outer
go6en; eIeIiricbes 2icbt, g8ailer lno SelteIl'
ioese i'm Ban, EeIepbons nno SiIaB&en4,a0T, II,
6er Giaot. Giniqe 6aben @unaaloips, etntee
boben Sduler, einioe baben Srubt, etntpe no
neniqer oIs I @enf per SUB. 9allen Sle % Mld
Sbnefl 5eiaen pie Die 3dlier oieler 6 Yat6eu.sen .sd
Senilie riIo Siisner 5eben, uno Die boben Se'
bensmiieIioiieli berabieten, aut leihte Iooao'
hmpen berfdnit. -s.e o-.
ylad5nfraaen bel Der 9lntbienm 9etggte w.
TeIepbonirt nno mir meroen ole nufiuheH.
(QInr2S. SAG
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gIuritaOtriaentgnm gu UertaHien.


gaB lofori berfauien ~ hodges Gebdloe.
8 8innter &lcblammer 8aoes NM Goilet
SinIIner: 8ampibei5une; eleftricbes Nidpt; eros
Re Gerqnoa's; / h @der @rltno. S6Dnes SraS'
Reft; feline Sbatieus mo 6uidtsSaume; , SSe.
miiieaarien, (bepflan5D; guBeHgebdloe Wfan
telep6onire MDOOl1lDn 81.
(1Inff3-1b)
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SyarmIauO ~ Ocrtaufen.


W a + III a II B
Slt oas ioeale Seim oes 5armers, oenn
u Sie iinOen bier oas sellnOelie s!ima, o pie
I febrsneae, bic beiien Wldrlte, glrtes 2ano 81
4. blliaen Breilen, In angenebmer oeutl1er
u WadbdrI6oft g9ir 1aben feline Iorna'
Y 6oS SebIernten, feline SnlefieHplagen,
] braiid5eR feline fiinltIide 8epdrerune. oa
mir itefs eenigeno 8eeenial babeH.
u siir 4atdlog, BeidreibnHg oes Staates
=, WlarpIane. i6Teiben Sie no1 1enie an
3 2Snt. Suffers SSS ssltimors. ut; saqlIiS IS.
fgpo{Q-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

gernrSeg gTront an oepiIalierte SiruBe. naDe 5ll
GieiiriIcber lino Gjp6nn's sails @arl; iePI uie'
6rieer 8reis uno @uinoSns Iei1is Seoin'
qilngen yta15uiragen Nr. 300t, SrlsgtUh'
GtraBe. NW'ullS -lo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

9lbOuuruten. BITE ben n3euiIdlen Cor.
reipDnocntem" nidlt pHnliIih oOer nire.
eelmnRia crbalten, lnN gebetcn, ccr
Office 0nUOn per 9rfepbOn ODrr lMrtIillG
Usiitbellnap ~ maAeM.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Sine quite, ebrIide iSran ilr augemeine
Smsarbeit; MIR 8mei IN Der 5amilie; gnie
8e5abmne ilno gutes SeiHL Han6uirageH Nr.
3135 0.sGalDerts StraRe.
(WlQi13-1b)
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gerIauet-S -Srancn nnO WlaO&cn.


BtfInNDI.
Sine 6ausbdlterin in oen fiini3iger SSabreH
fir alleinitebenoen Serrn; eutes peim. gtads
5uiragen i'm 8hrcan oes Seutdlen 6urreipOn'
beHt. (Wldil0-1)
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v@rGhe III fsin
Wabh0b fir Ocn
@rrtb"
SfDd) lit rs
Der Yreis.

Ser g8ertb einer 8auiieIle 6dnet
bon oem Sllbtoidl Der Gage, 8erbeis
lerunaef, 8equemlicbfeiteH, gIuBHieBs
Bel9rantllngen uno alalle Der Heuie
ab, Die ole bena6bGrten BaupldBe be-
lben ooer auf oeiieIben mobnen, plus
4 Der gIrt Der 9ieniie, Die bon oen gliiss
] bauerH Dem Hlllier geleiiiet meroen.
9Senn Ste einen 8auplab IN oar
! iDt6 8eipgts iauien. belinoen Gle iicb
~ Der ri9tieen Gage; sic f0HneH Die
! tleiae glrt bon Serbellerun9en iebt
/. BORT leben; Gle meroen Die BequenIs
lidDfetten nno 8eibrdniungen i'm
@rud iiber Dem Siegel Der Gompdgs
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ren Bil6eru Die ytamen bon HeiieH
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PIONEER D|ES
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In the death of J. w. Fitzhugh, which occurred at 4:40 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. H. M. Ellison of Cartwright, Ari- Zona lost one of its oldest pioneers. MT. Fitzhugh having lived in the state since the year 1875. He was born in Warsaw, Missouri, the son of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Fitzhugh, Sr. Had he lived until June 16, he would have attained the age of T5 years.
 In 1850 MT. Fitzhugh crossed the plains with his parents, endured all the hardships known to the early settlers of those days, braved the fights with the Indians. and at last reached Merced, Cal, where he lived until quite a young man. Then he pioneered through Ari- zona, living in Castle Hot Springs-in fact he was the first man to take wag- on and team into the camp.
 In the year 1879, January 9, he was married to Caroline Carter, who, with the following children, survive: Mrs. Carrie Ellison, Mrs. Gladys Pressly of Phoenix: Edwin c. Fitzhugh of Fl Pa so Tex, and Archie J. Fitzhugh of Salt Lake City. Utah.
 Funeral arrangements will be made later. upon word from the sons.