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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS

Brunswick Camp, W, O. W.. 10 Hold
Important Meeting Monday.
Besides the annual installation of
officers elected for the current year
which will occur on Monday night
many important business matters will
ha taken un and handled by the w. O.
W
Among other things. the plans for
the organization ~ the Woodmen
Building association will .be arranged
All members of the carp end vis;-
tors are earnestly reoueeted 10 at
tend promptly at 7:30 O'Clock:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
ORDER CALLS FOR
ARREST OF MANY
BULGARIAN PREMIER ORDERS A
LARGE NUMBER OF. OFFICERS
PULLED FOR TREASON.

London, Jan t.--Kurt kisner, Bav
arian premier, has ordered the arrest
os large number of officers in Mum
lei. TO answer charges Of high trea
son against the BaTarian, republic, ac
cording to the Exchapee Telegraph
dispatch from Amsterdam
The order includes the arrest Of five
colonels and seventeen captains
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
WEATHE MODERATED SOME
BUT STILL REMAINS COLD

While Il is true that the weather be.
came a great deal warmer yesterday
II is still cold but not near as much
sh as Friday
Nearly everybody left their spieots
open last night as the force of the
light and water company was busy
all Of yesterday shutting OF water in
order to allow the plumbers to repair
broken pipes
The. forecast for today and part Of
tomorrow state that it will continue
=" hs cold l,nt rot 20 much so as the
past forty.eisht hours.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
BRUNSWICK IS TO
Be NORMAL AGAIN
EVERYTHING WILL MOVE ALONG
As " DID BEFORE BAN
ON SpANisH FLU.

To tbs delight Of nearly everybody
in Brunswick. the ban on the flu
has been raised and things will be
come normal again, beginning thie
r1orang. /
Health conditions warranted tht
raising OF the ban and it can hF
stated that Brunswick leads the couli
ty on the health Of the people gencr-
ally. =.
The churches Will have thair usuai
church, services today and all ths
srhooisrot the ctky will be re.opansH
Tomorrow. -, i. N4st
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
AMERICAN ARTILLERY Is
KEEPING BUSY'TA KADISH

Archangel, Friday. ay.-Fighting about
kaiish. which place the Americans
recaptured on December 30, contin-
UEE.
TIE American artillery has moved
up slightly and is almost continually
shelling the emmy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
HON. w. G. HRANTLEf IN CITY

Came Down From, His Home ~ Wash;
ington to Spand Day or Two.
Hon. William G. Brantley, former
Brunswieian and former congressman
from this district, reached the city
yesterday from his home in Washing
ton and will spend day or two here
Mr.. Brantley. like all others who
have been away from Brunswick any
length of time, was surprised at the
great growth the citv has made. re
Gently and predicts great things. IN
the near future for it. - ,-..,..s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
HIS kiNSMAN PASSED AWAY
Albert Ra"Is. Nephew of |. j. Lcavy
Died in Columbia.

A telegram was received in the city
yesterday by Editor G. H Laavy OF
The News, announcing tho death of
Albert Rawls, in Columbia, S.
c which occurred i'll that city on
Friday, due to pneumonia Mr..
Rawls was about twenty five years
old and was a nephew of L. ]. La2vy
and cousins, c. H. A. H., andL. T.,
Jr.
Deceased was owner Of one Of the
handsomest moving picture thaaters
in the south and was interested in a
number Of other successful business
enterprises il Columbia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-01-05
GERMANS WANT IkTERMED
PRISONERS SET FREE AGAIN

London. Jan. 4.--The German gov
ernment government mas instructed
It's .armistice commission at Spa tc
request the Allies TO release all in
termed Germans, according to an Ex
change Telegraph dispatch from Am
sterdam.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
ALBUQUERQUE MAN
ASKS HABEAs CORPUS
ITALIAN WITH cHEcKERED CA.
REER SEEKS TO PREVENT DE-
PoRTATioN TO NATIVE LAND.

Giuseppe Merlini, Of albuquerque,
also known as Joe. Franeesehini, filed
.habeas corpus proceedings in federal
court today and Judge Neblett set
February % as the date for argument
over the writ.
Merlini states in his petition,
through his attorneys, Messrs, Barth
and Mabry, that he is a native of Italy,
has been in business in Albuquerque
under the name of Joe Franceschini
and that he came to this country in
May, 1910, arriving In New York city.
He tells Of entering the saloon bust
ness, Of trouble over the sale of liquor
Ito soldiers, of serving a term of ten
months in the ~penitentiary, and final
S.ly Of an order said to have been is
sued by the secretary of the depart
ment Of labor to have him deported
and returned to Italy. Merlini al
leges that he was given no opportu-
nifty to offer evidence or argument
why he should not be deported, denies
that he ever conducted houses of ill
fame or profited by the gains. of pros
titutes, although he admits that when
he conducted a saloon in Albuquerque
there were rooms adjoining the saloon
which were rented to women. Merlini
asks that a writ of habeas corpus be
issued to ". f. Partch, immigration
inspector, alleging that he, Merlini,
now is deprived OF his liberty unlaw-
fully.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Texas Courts Disagree
On Booze; Mr.. Ford
Still Holds Spotlight

Austin. Tex, Feb. 12.-The state
wide prohibition law mas been held
unconstitutional by the court OF Grim
inal appeals and constitutional by the
court Of civil appeals, two high
Texas courts of equal jurisdiction.
The court of civil appeals today
upheld the constitutionality OF the
law in granting an injunction re-
straining John Ford, a saloon keeper
near El Paso from selling, shipping
or transporting liquor. The court of
criminal appeals has ruled that the
law is unconstitutional in the selling
feature.
The prohibition law continues to
be enforced despite the ruling OF the
court Of criminal appeals. On the
opinion OF the Attorney General, the
state license department declined to
Issue any licenses to permit the sale
OF liquor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
High Wages and
Radicals Cause
ig Strike
Selfish Employers and
Union Fire-Eaters
Blamed
MACY SIZES UP
SEATTLE MESS

ny Leased Wire TO New M~exican.)
New York, Feb. 12.-V. Everit Macy,
president of the National Civic Fed
Grafton declared, in an address be-
fore the National Retail Dry Goods
association today that the labor sit
uation in Seattle was largely the
fault Of selfish employers who vio,
lated all orders OF the shipbuilders
labor adjustment board and the emerl
gency fleet corporation by paying
wages far in excess of the scale All,
thorized and in a lesser measure the
fault Of radical local leaders who
thought themselves strong enough to
defy the national officials of their
unions.
Mr.. Macy, who has just been ap-
pointed an umpire in the New York
strike controversy, added that the
whole development there. was a very
good Illustration Of how disorganiza.
ton can be created by the labor union
throwing over their national organiza-
ton and the employers not standing
by their own organization.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
RAILROAD MEN
INSIST ON RIGHT
TO STRIKE UNDER
u 5. OWNERSHIP
Brotherhood Official
Strongly Against
Minimum Wage
SEATTLE STRIKE
Is DENOUNCED

(By Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.l
Washington, Feb. 12.-The right OF
railroad employees to strike would be
insisted upon under government own
ership. A. B. G~arretson, president OF
the Brotherhood of Railroad conduc-
tors, said today in reply to questions
of Senator Cummins Of Iva, during
his examinatin on railroad problems
before the senate commerce commit
tee.
Sharp opposition to the govern
ment's present policy toward organic
alton Of its employees was expressed
by Mr.. G~arretson, who opposed the
minimum wage as a method of set
Ting the wage question.
He proposed wages should be de-
!termined by a tribunal fairly balan-
ced in which no n interested ele-
ment could dispose Of the question
Mr.. G~arretson suggested as "a
piece of anti-Bolshevik sentiment
that the tyranny of one class would
never be less than the tyranny OF
the other. ,
Referring to the Seattle strike, the
witness declared local unions there
had declared in opposition to their
national leaders ana asserted that
whenever unions will break away
from the domination Of their chiefs
they will break the laws Of the
land"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
John Shelton Williams
Trying to Intimidate
Bankers, Alleged

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator
Weeks, Of Massachusetts, spoke today
before the senate banking committee
which is considering the denomination
of John SHELTON Williams as comp
troller Of the treasury, in support Of
his bill abolishing the office OF comp
troller and vesting its powers in the
federal reserve board.
Wade Cooper, Washington banker,
at an executive hearing of the com
mittee, reiterated his charge made
yesterday that the comptroller was
attempting to intimidate bankers to
prevent them from appearing before
the committee.
Mr.. Cooper corrected a statement
made by him yesterday to the effect
that attorneys representing Mr.. VIII.
liams had endeayored to induce him
not to testify. He said Mr.. Williams
had summoned several attorneys who
were friends Of the witness and ask
ed them to intercede with him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
.PARDONS GRANTED BY
THE GOVERNOR TO-DAY
Governor Larrazolo |

Governor Larrazolo today grant
ed a pardon to Albina Encinas who
has been in the New Mexico Reform
School. He also granted a pardon to
Pablo A. Sena, who was sentenced to
serve 60 days for assault and bat
terry, He was sentenced January Is
of this year in San Miguel county
and the governor considered the
sentence excessive, especially as
ISena has a large family to support.
The governor also pardoned Antonio
Gonzalez, Of Bernalillo county, sen
fenced to serve one year to one year
and a half In 1914, on four counts,
to run separately.
The governor granted a conditional
pardon to Agapito Nunez, OF Eddy
county, sentenced in January OF this
year to serve five to six years, the
governor stating that 1t appears that
Nunez is suffering from a complL
cation OF diseases and liz incurable.
Moreover, II is regarded as certain
that confinement In the peniten.
tiary would hasten his death.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Last Night 5 News


Washington. - administrator lead
ers in the house won their fight for
the new three-year building program
Of ten battIeships and ten scout cruis-
ers when the naval appropriation bill
was adopted by a vote of 1874 to 142,
Paris. The Havas Agency gives
out a statement by discount chinda,
Japanese delegate to the peace confer
ence declaring the reports to be UNI
true that Japan has exercised pres
sure on China to restrain the action
Of China at the conference.
Basel. - The German national as
sembIy elected Frederick Ebert Pres
ldent of the German state by a vote
Of 277 out OF $40 votes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
]. S. DELEGATES
OPPOSE PLAN OF
INTERNAL I0NAL
DEBT POOLING
Won't Commit Country
to Any European
Credit Scheme
LABOR QUESTION
MAY BE PUZZLE
(Leased Wire to New M~exioan.)

Paris, Feb. 12.-WThile Pesident
Wilson and the allied premiers and
generals are deeply engrossed in
%perfecting the plan for the creation
Of a society of nations, and arrang-
ing the new terms to be imposed
upon Germany for a renewal Of the
armistice, expiring next Monday,
other subjects of the greatest impor.
lance are being prepared for the
consideration Of the peace confer
ence.
Foremost on this secondary pro
gram r the recommendations of the
commission on International labor
legislation.
There have been difficulties in re-
concilling the diverse views Of Brit
fish and American labor interests, as
each is radical in some respects and
conservative in others.
Debt Pooling System.
Steps have been taken to commit
the peace conference to the adoption
of a great international pooling sys-
tenn of debts, which shall include all
neutral nations, whether they wish
to or not.
This will meet with the most de-
Itermined resistance from the Ameri-
can delegates, who feel that Amer
lea did her full share in aiding the
allies by furnishing troops and al
most unlimited supplies of money
and material. They are understood to
be quite willing to extend further
credits to permit France to rehabili-
tate her industries and enable her
and Belgium as well, to hold their
own in the worlds market, but they
thoroughly appreciate the fact that ii
is bevofd their power to commit
heir country to participation in any
monetary credit system with Euro
pean powers. They also feel that
some Of these countries have been
dereIict in not imposing additional
taxes upon their own people during
the war to meet at least in part
their obligations, instead OF calcu-
lating upon reimbursement from in
IDENTITIES to be collected from the
enemy. The revival OF the spirit Of
the old Paris economic conference
which planned boycotts and after-the.
war-discriminations, is sometimes In
evidence. It made its appearance in
the desire Of one country to impose
discriminatory duties on enemy com
merce during the consideration Of
the plan to make all international
waterways open for all nations on
even terms.
This was regarded as a violation
Of n Of the fourteen points" but
the commission dealing with the
subject is having some difficulty in
passing this point.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Bisbee Deportation
Cases Have Reached
u. S. Supreme Court

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Bisbee
deportation cases, resulting from the
sending out OF Arizona in 1917 undeN
armed guards Of 221 men accused Of
attempting to interfere with employees
OF copper mines, reached the supreme
court today. An appeal was filed by
the government from Judgments dis
missing Indictments returned against
twenty-five residents Of Arizona
charged with aiding in their deporta-
ton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
De Palma Breaks
Worlds Auto Record

Daytona, Fla, Feb. 12.--Ralph Dc
Palma broke the worlds automobile
records for both a mile and a kilome,
ter in st~raightway .dashes today on
Daytona Beach. The time for the
mile, as announced by officials Of
the automobile association OF Ameri
ca, was 24.02 seconds. against Boil
Burman's record of 25.40 seconds,
made in 1911. De Palma's kilometer
time was 1886 seconds, or two sec
onds below the record.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Tacoma Shipyard Strike
Likely to Be Settled

Tacoma, Wash, Feb. 12.--In an
official statement issued this after
noon, the Tacoma strike committee
Of the Metal Trades Union declared
that negotiations were under way
which they believed opened the way
for an early settlement Of the Ia,
coma shipyard strike.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Jap Instructed
To Disclose All
Secret Treaties

London, Feb. 1x.-5aron Nobau-
XII, head of the Japanese deleea-
ton at the peace conference, has
been instructed to disclose all the
unpublished treaties between
China and Japan, says a Reuter-
dispatch from Toxic today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Another |. w. w. Raid
In Chicago Lands
Two Wagon Loads

Chicago, Feb. 10. - Government
agents and the police today raided
the Chicago headquarters Of the I. w.
w. and arrested two patrol wagon
loads of officials and employees.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
Deficiency Bill Now
Ready to Be Stoned

Washington, Feb PA conference
report on the bil- providing for a
repeal Of $15.OO0,000,OO OF war APP
preparations and carrying 1895, 900 900
in deficiency was adopted today by
both senate and house. The bill now
awaits President Wilson's signature.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13
WISCONSIN, ADOPTS SUFFRAGE.

Madison, Wis, Feb. 12.-Wisconsin
has granted women the right 70 vote
at presidential elections. The senate
today, by a vote Of 81 to A, passed the
house bill to this effect. All that Is
now needed is the signature Of tho
governor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13

the region Of Sredmakrenga For a
brief time last night the BolshePiki
occupied several allied block houses
after penetrating the town, hut they
were driven out by a British and
Russian counter attack. The fighting
continued today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13

BoLsHEvlK AGAIN
ASSURED OFFENSIVE.
Archangel, Tuesday, Feb. 11.-(By
The Associated Press)-Bolshevik
forces have taken the offensive OF
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-13

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man fau op til 800 SIR.
Taa Saritoo hos @itlnnumo Orall.
0coalen % Slime, Cater til ariitof-
Ter og Slime Somman, Icper DC oaioa
bra; men "Spanlfen" bar ppret
ilem meo Dem / @pit % @ilter.
sos alltt Slaatta, Tom bar fiebt
Oiitplano al ben ganle Gonen ser,
leper De bel noget imuat eftcriom lea
foritoo. San er gilt meo SINGER 81.
i9t fra Spresbal % bun bar Iltnlo
% Ter baarlig rb. S~pseIsiteren So
RIM Sine ira S%presoul er Ger al og
I'll % biplper. anntt Slaatta har
TO Srpore / Inerifa, Nsbisrn beber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-22
Sfjaaf.

Sflaaf SerreoSitpre bar beItenrt
Jig Tor at afbPnoe Den fommunaIe
(omrenbeitono. Get bopbe isrit
iolqt Iprene iii Ct Bar WfPno ira
@aI0re5 poa @etingelie al at ct piit
aluminium al Gpr ifiloe iomles III.
BEN Ell beitent Iiosiriit. Wten oa
Netinqelier life tlnoe opiploe$, gift
6moelen operitpr. Taa S%erreositu.
remeoe oen 12te 6ebriiar beilutteoeS
iaa moo I Stemme at ipI8e > Ere.
oiebcle al Gprebeitanoen iii et inoen.
bpgos Selifab.
Serreositpret bar onbeialet, al
9Iltomobiltraiifer blir irigioet poa
Spgoens @eie.
iii RPrtn9snPpnb err palgt Y.
9ranoIcr, 2. Gbr. 6orberg, Anoreas
Sppergaaro. :. Sprpebafter % Ole
e. 2oegaaro.
Get er paaiPnft Of iaa / Gang Ct
Seglperf / Sfiuaf. TrsuebrPnomg
al Ser foregaar M. Spis Sorisgcue
iuloer beloig no. or oct ianoipnllg at
Sogen blir g%iennemisrt.
Ger er GIaner oppe ON at gisre
1SoIfeifoIen ! Wallag areos iom MI
er 6.oeIt. 7.oeIt. Sigeiaa Solemart
Stole 7.oelt; III er ben 5.oelt. )
Iorbberg er oprettet en- M Carer.
poir.
&. auole, I. 9ranoier og Clan
gMaro or palgt iii at uoarbeioe
YIan % Soerllas for ct mt aom.
munebrus.