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\ iI-5T- THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER. THURSDAY. MORNINGJUNE16.1910 v 3 r fD r P "d o fi •a a & p 0 P o * cl p PJ O P 3 H a cl pi a g O 3 o' > 09 CL 7* PI cr 2. fD cr *1 *5 O * ? 0 H c S3 <1 3' < fD Pi fD O CD CL p r S o o H fD "I a 3 Ci S' a o a H4 a, > co S3 I § p 3 o fD fD 2 • B r *3 <1 . CL rt c c s p “ c 09 8 a - P fD P ^ a P ^ GO rf © 3 8 F a* a p* 3 i 3S < O to p ET ° B- ™ fD p n TO 0 g n O 63 0 CL O p «> j* p a o # o ^ o Er p 3 ® fD P < SP fD fD P < < *< fD 0) ct. QTQ 0 g* 0 a p O P TO CL GO NH 0 o ^ P tr p ? 3 *-* S a 8 I «> 2 P (S * fD cf a o o a fD t I S' I P ►n fD 0 *d § 3 i-t 2 p O p fD _ v- 0 fD 09 • • NK cn a* NEMIES GOV. BROWN DIGGING UP MOLEHILL .Atlanta, Ga., June 13.—Though the State Executive committee met a week ago. the political altuatlon !■ developing lather slowly. That every /*>. possibe use will be made against Gov. Brown of bis action Jn ordering troops to the lookout mines on account of a threatened trouble there with a lot of Italian miners, is more than appar ent. Of Gov. Brown's authority in order ing out these troops there does not appear to be any serious question. But the advisability of it appears to. be another matter. The Atlanta Federation of Trades, the organized labor of this city, has taken the matter under consideration, and may make request upon the gov ernor for Ms reasons in ordering out the troops. It is true the laborers involved in the trouble were foreign ers, they say, but they are asking if it might not have been just the same it they had been Americans. On top of that a report comes from Washington that the Italian embassy is Investigating the trouble and wants to know why these Italian laborers were ordered out of the state. The latest development is the stat e ment of Sheriff Garmany of Walker county to the effect that no exigenc existed which demanded tbe presence The crosses we carry cheerfully are those we think aren’t