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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
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Seree.

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Hiidtritt oeg Minilters 0eS Snnertl,
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&riie allereriten &anges gel6affen.
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5lpar tpeniger en1pbakid als, lie alle
|aber iagetr bornus, baB Der Mmdtritt
idapere politiide Golge1 na6 iih 5ie=
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tionsregierung ,peientlib Id)maden
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man oIs Nadfolger fir m6glib bolt.
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oritter 2einng bie Separations sDorlql-
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|eine 8eitenerung bon so Bro5ent Dor,
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|ei1te 5frafmaBregel poer als Das Olit=
tel oie gntfdaoignng gsIumnte 81 fol
leftieren nngeieben meroer tonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
sieg Ser ugsaiIen1 III Galifprnia.
Sacrat11entu. Sal 19 W'

sacramento, Sal, 19, Wfar5
|Oeit 43 gegen 81 5tin1r1el1 1labnl Die
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|ei11e geiolutioat an. oen GongreB IN
elmer DenfidriH 5u eriudp11 SerItels
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|uno 8ein 5ll geitatten. Sails aud oer
serlat oie 9fefollltiol1 urtttin1nlf miro
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Sgsein NIT Is Hrp5enf l1no 8ier nit
benz por belll aRriea iiblidlen llfobol-
FgebElH bergeItent mcrbeh iiirfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
sedlsl sln1nbert Niaipnelt.

8albingtDn, %. Wdr5. Sic Gin
ndb1en ser gl1noe regierl111g on Gin
ffontnel1= ul1b llebergetpi1,nIt be-
trugen,b Bis 5lln1 san1lta agabe1t6 $500
100000 hllnbert Wiaione,l 1llebr,
als gefret1r Meno11 bonn Sbabant
III Mdibtngton peranidloat batte.
gor eillen sssabr betrugen Die 5teuer=
eir11lnhrnen aus oenielben al1enen fir
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.ban1aIs lneen sic Sci ID ffttssDerba aItnilie
.qii1ritiaer dis iebt. Sic Befnn1n1ter=
fridge fonnen erit no fetliden gage1l
befnnlt qegeben tuerDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
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Gbicogo, ~ sOfdr55 s5as IL
tl1fe Of anleriean Meat 8aders gab
|befannt, 6aB Sic in &iib11peidern Ia
|gernben geftd1lbe BON Gleiid 111o
|ghntal5 an ! War5 lin antraberno
135, 100000 Nfunb geringer lpare1t
|nls an ertfIpreheroe11 Sage oes gorz
|iabres. Die Stutiitif be5ieht 1ih auf
|oie &iiMipeider l1n0 Die Silt flanlngen
|in ben sMnh nier1t. Die @efan1mt=
|beIt6rbe betrnge11 a1n I. Mdr5 bteies
ssabres ,256.5OO. 900 Bnllro, Elm
gutter Durhfh1iHt, !" 1pie int 8eriht
lIi1l8naefiigt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
aaroinal @ibbpns 3njtanb aefabrlid),

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Qlnaeiteate entlni1en.

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tere 500 glngeltellte Der 8erflItt item
|Mngeltenten Ser Union Hacific 8nbn
lin Dn1aba, lpnnoel1 Wontug entlalien;;
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0)beri4leiiei. NcaatisR INIT
ereiBcr N1cRrheit.

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biets hot nit iiberlpG GItige1ber Mebr=
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men MIR alpei 8ablfreiie nod feHen,
iiro rnmb $4,000 5timnlen fiir
DeutidIa,ro, 3S9,O0O fir BoIen ab-
gegeben tporben.
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,leeinen obne neientlide ftore1roe 8ni-
identified berlanfen su iein.
Ser BaInionntag bes Sabres 1921
Ser Sag Der 8olfsabltimrltng IN
0bermleiien miro als einer Der be-
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14

Premier Lloyd George and Eam-
onn De Valera Win Meet To-
day 70 Begin Conversations
Which II Is Hoped Will End
One Phase OF lreland's Trou-
blous History.
Cny Associated Press.)

London, July 13.--A conversation
which, Il IL hoped, may mark the last
act Of one phase OF Ireland's tron
hlous history, and serve as prelude
q the long.sought peace Of ireland, il
10 take place In 4 dingy old cabinet
room in nowning street tomorrow
when Premier Lloyd Georga and Ealn
onn nevalera win meet In an effort "a
clear the stage for holding the three
party peace conference. In which
Great Brisaln. the Sim Fein and III
ster will enaeavor to compose their
differences.
One or the most convincing indlca
slons or the fervenl hope that tbs
sneetnK presages an ers II peace Is
9he reluctance Of both sides 10 discus:
the probable details, both Inslstins
that The situation il - delicate thai
q single mlssoriunale word might leo
psraise whatever chance ot ultimate
enccesa might AZ present exist
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
Definite Acceptances Have AL
ready Been Received From
England, France and Italy.
FAVORABLE REPLY FROM
JAPAN EXPECTED SOON
President Harding's Proposal
For Conference on Limitation
of Armament and Other World
Problems Has Already Reach
ed Stage That Insures Its
General Acceptance.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, July 1s.--Additional
pledges of support and. cooperation
reached Washington today from sew
eral quarters in all parts Of the world,
in response to President Harding's
proposal for an International confer.
ence on the subject of Limitation Of
armaments, and other world problems.
Definite acceptances OF the sugges-,
tion have alreadye been received from
Great Britain. Italy, France, and other
countries, and informal advices re-
ceived today were that China would
soon accept the program,
At the same time it became known
that several governments not expect
ing to officially take part in the con-
ferences. had manifested their sympa.
thy with the movement.
A favorable reply from Japan is ex-
pected shortly. according to state-
ments from Official circles. Japan Ia
the only one. Of the great powers that
has not yet made definite reply to
the question.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
WRECK ON A., b. & A. Is
CAUSED BY 'TAMPERlNG'

Fitzgerald. Ca July IA. y. 4
A. through freight. Manchester "a
Fitzgerald. was deraled about -four
miles this side 1t Manchester yester
aay morning about Use o'clock. Care
ml inspection revealed the fact that
the switch had been tampered with
The lock had been removed and tbs
switch points were slightly opened.
Reports from railroad officials arr
10 the enc, that little damage was
done. The engine and tlve cars were
derailea.
Engine No a0s. being one OF the
latest and heaviest types ii engines
owned ~ the A.. y & A. necessssat
"a RE assistance ~ a wrecking crew
which Was II oglethorpe at ne time
ii she wreck The cars we're replaced
ow tho track ey the local crew
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14

WILL. BASE CHARGES ON
RATES OF OTHER CITIES
Following Decision of the State
Railroad Commission Saying
That Organization Has No
Power to Fix Water Rates.
City Commissioners Will AS
sumo That Responsibility.

An ordinance will be introduced and
urged for passage at the next meet.ne
of the board Of city commissioners, rc
be held next Monday, providing a
schedule of rates to be charged for
water by The Mutual Light & Water
Company, both to its private custom
eEa and 10 the city Of Brunswick, ac-
1ording to statement made by one
of The commissioners last night.
The city has the right to fix rates
charged for water under both the city
charter, and the franchise granted to
the company, 1t IS said, and this right
will be exercised, the schedule OF rates
to be- proposed being based on figures
obtained from other cities.
II Ii said that the Mutual Light &
Water company recently applied to
the state railroad commission for an.
thOrity to increase It's water rates.
IN passing on this petition the rail
read commission made decision say
Ing that body had no jurisdiction in
the matter The company, thereupon,
nnnounced an Increase in its rates. 1t
il said without permission OF the city
government
And now the city commissioners
propose to exencIsa their authority.
and III i schedule Of rates, progidIng
both the minimum and Maximum
ehafsss ISL Wsltef. which TIE Mutual
Light q Water company win be re.
auired to put into effect.
In discussing the mptter. II was stat.
ed that the city has no disposition to
be unfair to the company. but that
in making up the schedule Of rates
the offlciels will be guided by the
rates in effect in other cities. and that
the company viii be given the oppor.
tunItx to present its argument for the
rates now In effect, and to show, II
they can, why these rates should be
continued. <a
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
MISS ANDERSON RESIGNS
AS SUPT. OF NURSES

Miss Mary Lou Anderson. superin-
tendent of nurses at the city hospital.
has rendered her resignation, 10 be-
come effective on September first, it
was announced yesterday. Miss Nc
Teer. registered nurse, employed
at the hospital. has also resigned, 1t
Is said and the nursing department
OF the hospital. 1t Is understood. Is to
be completely reorganized. However,
all other nurses now in service there
will be retained. No reason for the
resignation OF Misses Anderson and
McTeer were stated The hospital Is
now being operated under the direct
supervision OF the city government.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
AN ADVERSE REPORT on
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE BILLS

Atlanta. JMly is--An adverse com,
mlltee report Was made today Ia the
house on the bills sponsored hy the
osnnielpal League of Georgia. which,
ghs League claimed. would enable
sAa development IL Cseorgla's latent
water power II Is said the League
wAll continue lts ashg Cor the passage
~ sAe hllla. carrying their arguments
direct 10 tha people with renewed
vigoS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14

Handsome Residence at 1921
Union Street, the Home Of j.
L. Allen. Former Cashier OF
the CIynn County Bank,
Changed Hands Yesterday.

One of the most important real es-
tate transactions made In Brunswick
In months was announced yesterday,
by which Al. s. Glover. OF the firm OF
Glover Bros, acquired title to the
handsome residence at 1921 Union
street, owned and occupied by j. l..
Allen, for years cashier Of the GIynn
County Bank. and the founder OF that
institution, who is now retired from
active business.
The Allen residence Is one of the
most attractive homes on Union
stfeet street by the way. famed for
its pretty homes, and the transaction
involves several thousands of dollars,
the exact amount not having been
made public
AS stated above Mr.. Allen has retir-
ed from active business. and short
while ago decided TO go to Orlando
Fla, to make his future home, placing
his Brunswick residence on the mar
ket for sale. air. Glover had been con-
ducting negotiations for the purchase
of this desirable residence for the
past week or. so. and Yesterday It was
announced that the deal had been
closed.
Since coming TO Brunswick from
ChipIey, In West Georgia. about Is
years ago. Mr.. Allen has made hun
dreds Of friends who viii learn with
keen regret that he Is to leave the
city. HeiwiIl so to Orlando sbout the
flrst Of September. and VIII make his
home with his son. Fred AIlen. bank
Ter Of that city. until he can build a
home for himself in the Florida city.
MIR. Allen came TO Brunswick to or
ganize the Glynn County Bank. and
for years served as cashier. and vir.
tnSl head. Of that successful Institu.
tion. During the period If his active
business career here he was always
Unidentified with every movement for
the progress Of Brunswick. and while
his host Of friends viii deeply regfet
/ his departure from the city 10 live
elsewhere. he win take with him to
| Florida the very best wishes of Bruins
j wick people for happiness and con
tentment In rue city he has chosen
for the home OF his declining years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
WRECK DELAYS TRAFFIC
q OF A., B. & A. YESTERDAY

Traffic on the ThomasvilielTifton
branch OF the Al, B. 6 A. Ry., was de-
Iayed for several hours yesterday. on
account Of the deraiIlnent OF several
freight cars. near Mcultrie. Although
the freight train wreck il said TO have
been . serious. smash-up. no one was
injured. but the damage viii amount
Ia a considerable sum. The wreck
had been cleared up last night and
traffic restored.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
SHIPPERS INSIST ON
REIMBURSEMENT OF RATES

Atlanta, July 3.-Shippers attend
ing the series Of freight rate conferen-
ces being held here this week with
representative of the railroads OF the
Southeast, will insist upon a read
justment of South bound rates, ac-
cording to the recommendations of the
Interstate Commerce Commission. un-
less another solution is reached, it
was announced tonight The confer
ence will be resumed TOMORROW.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
BRUNSWICK MAY ENTERTAIN
GEORGIA EDITORS IN 1922

Although Quitman has been selected
rs the place Of meeting for the Geor-
gia Press Asspriatlon IN 1922. 1t Is
possible that Brunswick viii also have
the privilege OF entertaining the edi-
tors og the state. after the business
meeting Is completed at QuItman-
Brunswick extended the editors an in
vitation 10 hold their meeting in this
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
WILL VOTE FRIDAY
(. ON THE BONUS BILL
Agreement : Reached TO Take
Vote on Proposal to Recon-
NIT the Soldiers Bonus Bill at
Three O'clock Tomorrow Af-
ternoon.-Watson Opposes
Reconnnital..

Wasblp gtnns July R2 An agree.
anent t5 sals vote II sAsea oiesasA
Friday afternoon on the motion TO re-
commit the soldiers bonus bin was
reached in the senate this afternoon,
by unanimous consent Of the leaders
Of both factions.
1t is generally agreed that the bill
win. no doubt. be recommitted, as
President Harding requested in his
special address delivered in person
yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-14
HOUSE CONSIDERS
The sECRET BALLOT
Neil Bill, Which Would Establish
the Australian System of Bal
Ioting in Georgia, IS Now Be-
fore the House.-WouId Pre-
vent Courts From Enjoining
Strikers.

Atlanta, Ga, July 1s.--The house
Of representatives this morning beean
consideration OF the Neill bill. which
would establish the Australian voting
system in the state OF Georgia. This
measure, which Is sponsored by
Speaker Cecil Neill, and for nghich be
has made strenuous fight In years
past. contempIates election reforms.
which it is claimed. would greatly re-
duc9 the possibility Of frauds in cleo
tions and primaries and would bring
Georgia into line with many other
states Of the Union, where the Aus
tratian ballot system has been In
vogue for many years.
Exhaustive Measure.
The measure is very exhaustive in
detail and provides for machinery for
the holding OF elections and primaries
to insure secret ballots. An unsrc-
cessful effort was made during the
morning session to- secure immediate
consideration OF resolution proyid-
ing for an investigation OF the state
highway department. such a resolu-
tion was passed a few days ago. but
has not yet been acted on by the SEN
ate. and the situation IN the house on
tcday arose over the desire Of some
members TO speedy action.
Several important measures were
introduced Wednesday among them a
bin BY the Fulton delegation intended
TO reduce automobile thefts by requir-
ing bills OF sale to be fled covering
the sale Of every automobile In the
state Of Georgia henceforth. Another
measure by the Fulton delegation ap
propriates s2s,4s7 to cover a deficien-
cy at the Georgia School OF Tech.
noIogy.
An anti-in1unction bin was intro
duced by Mr.. Valentino Of Chatham.
This measure Is patterned after the
Clayton antIIniunction act, piece
OF federal legislation, and prohibits
the issuance OF IniunctIons In the state
courts to prevent strikes and picket
ing.
A bin authorizing the issuance OF
emergency certificates for the pay
ment OF Confederate pensions Was in-
sroduced by Mr. Maddox Of spalding.
while sfr. Dickerson Of cIgnch put In
a bin providing for the rotation Of the
superior court Judge.
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Sen. Watson opposes.

Senator's Watson, OF Georgia, and
Hefflin, OF Alabama, led the Demo-
cratic attack on the recommittal pro-
gram today. and much time was taken
up in a clash between Senators Wat
son and Myers. Democrat, OF Arizona,
who is in favor OF recommittal
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city. but Quitman had gotten in ahead
OF this city. and It Is now proposed
for the newspaper men to meet there.
and then come for a few days stay
at Brunswick and st. Simon This
custom is the usual procedure. and
Brunswick's nearness TO Quitman
makes II almost certain that the edI-
tors win come here after their susi.
ness session in the progressive Brooks
county city.