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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27
OPENS MONDAY

OPENS MoNDAY.-The hunting
season in Georgia opens on next None
day. when it will be lawful to shoot
quail in this state According to re-
ports the birds are quite plentiful
around this section and the sports
men are looking forward to good
season. However. unless a heavy rain
occurs shortly the birds will all be
found in the swamps. as it has been
unusually dry during The past several
weeks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27

I lake this method Of publicly
andine as a malicious lie the rumor
Being circulated that my boy, Eddie
Owens. had run away with 500 stolen
from me. He left home for Jackson
vile with his mothers consent. to
take q position there, and carried
nothing with him but what belonged
to him. Respectfully.
A. L. Owens,
Brunswick. Ca, Oct. 26, 1909.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27
OFFICIALS hERE.-wm. Camp

OFFICIALS hERE.-Wm. Camp,
superintendent or this district of the
Pullman Car company, with headquar-
tiers in Atlanta, and G. H. Norris, SUI
perintenuent of the Southern railway
with headquarters in Macon, spent
yesterday in the city in the interest
Of their respective companies. They
both returned to their homes last
night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27

Corn in the shuck, corn on the cob,
new corn cracked for feed, raised in
south Georgia. For sale by N. w.
Fndey, the Feed Merchant.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27

FOR STEALING.-Tom Parker and
Ed Johnson, both colored, were given
"a preliminary hearing before Judge
Fahm yesterday on the charge Of
stealing a sack of rice from J. NJ.
Burnett. There was pretty strong
evidence against both the negroes and
they were held for trial in the city
court, their bond being fixed at $100.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27

NEW REsIDENcE-The new resi-
dence heing erected by Contractor
Anderson for /. r. Akin on CARPENTER
s rect, between London and Prince
is now nearing completion. The house
will be a very pretty one. costing
about $4,000 and when completed will
he occupied by T. J Mccall.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27

BOX BALL ALLEY.-Charles Arm
Meter has opened box ball alley in
ahe building on Newcastle street for
merly occupied by the Glynn Auto
company The place is well equipped
with three or four alleys and will
no doubt prove a popular place of
amusement for those who are fond of
/ the snort
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-10-27
DAYS DOINGS
IN BRIEF

NET LAST NIGHT. - Rathbone
lodge, Knights of Pythfas, held their
regular weekly meeting in Castle Hall
last night. Besides disposing Of reg
elar routine matters, one or two new
officers, who were recently elected to
fill vacancies, were installed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
THE HOTEL CLERK ON
 REGENT LEGISLATION
By IRWIN S. COBB.

ff laws down south,' said the House
 enforcin' them new prohibition
 - SEE they're havin' lot of trouble Detective or the St. Reckless.
 Quite, yes," said the Hotel Clerk. Quite, yes, Larry That's one of the disappointing features about a prohibit tion law. It's so easy to pass that the people get the habit and keep right on passing after it's passed. I see where the governor of Georgia, the same one that used to run little bar of his own in that hotel of his down at Atlanta, has worked himself up into a free father be- cause our old fraternity brother, Col. J. Demon Rum. found few refuges where in to lay his head in some of the large towns. Once he gave a large boiled egg with everything smaller than a schooner and had a lovely fountain playing in the middle of the floor with a piece of stat uary in the middle of it, entitled Venus rising from a Turkish bath, done by an artist that never learned to sculp a lady's clothes. But now he feels very keenly about this thing and talks of call Ing out the state troops to enforce the law Tt the point of the bayonet We'll in an Issue like that with the point arranged against the pint, know where my money will be. Those noble, young Rube militia men from Jeff Davis county and Bob
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

slip-over, which is a hot mince pie lying in wait for its prey, beneath welch rarebit, and thing- like that The last time saw the poor doomed wretch he was sitting down in front of roll-mops, which. Larry, is a deadly imitation of our first revolutionary pine tree flag, consisting of dill pickle with a Bis marck herring coiled around the base of it, ready to strike, the motto in each case being DO Not Tread on Me- or words to that effect He was merely proving to the doctor that nobody could dictate to him and get away with 1t.
 And so 1t goes, Larry, when you clamp on a prohibition law. As long as the rum hole is there with a sign over the door and the doors swinging inward at the lightest touch, you may not visit 1t once a month; but just let the state legislature try to shut off the flow and you find yourself becoming consistent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

prohlbitionists it's different. For his pur- poses hearsay evidence is amply suffic- tent, provided it's good and vivid and backed up with a few illuminated charts from Boston publishing house showing green snakes with forl1ed tongues, wrap ped around black bottles, and drunkard's stomachs in four colors. So he organizes a large number of motherly, old ladies and a lot of children under twelve years of age, all of whom pledge them- selves never again to indulge to excess In intoxicants, and then they begin to hold public meetings and to have parades and vote to wipe out rum.
 That's another thing I've noticed about the prohibitlonist, that he always calls it by the short hash name of Just rum. The chap who's been there refers to his favorite family remedy for what ails him by some affectionate pet name, or else he , knows the common trade names, such as even the most ignoble barkeep can under stand. But the earnest temperance advo- cate with the infuriated Adams apple and shell like ears. who never drank any things stronger than coffee with the wait er's thumb in it, always speaks of 1t as rum with the ' as in bum and that same goes for anything from Stewruna, only 40 per cent. alcohol, and much be- loved in dry communities, on up to lemon ade with a refined pink spike of sherry in it. and thence right straight along the brass rail to the delicious brew. which a Polack coal miner makes out of molasses and crude oil and wood alcohol, with pair of old gum boots stirred in to give the desired bouquet and drinks it and then goes home and beats his wife.
 Well. anyway, they start in to wipe out rum and pretty soon It's done wope. Shortly thereafter. MT. Euclid I. Lady finger, on his way home of an evening, decides to take a cocktail before dinner. He's not what you call a hard drinker. horrence shrdluig- SHRDLU HRDLLLL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

friend and patron of some chaste durnn up back alley, that's run on the light Housekeeping plan-never wash the glasses and keep the stock of goods all in the same barrel You'll not have Q very good time, because the company will be mixed and so will you, but you re showing your independence, or yo.1 think you are. No sir, Larry, prohibition will never be complete success until they learn how to prohibit one very strong failing which most of us seem to suffer from"
 'Wot's the failin'?'' asked the House Detective.
 Human nature" said the Hotel Clerk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

Toombs county and other counties with the full Christian names, will certainly have their work cut out for them, from what I can hear"
 "A chap who was in here yesterday told me that when he was down to the Savannah auto races in the fall he went up to policeman as soon as he got off the train and asked him in a whisper to please direct him to some place where he might hurl a clandestne high balll into his travel-stainol interior With true Southern courtesy the officer walked him six blocks down one of the main streets and showed him a large stone building that looked like 1t might be Carnegie library or q county Jail.
 You see that building yonder?" said the policeman.
 I do,' said the visitor from the north. moistening his lips.
 Well, " said the kind-faced cop, that's the only public place in this town that l know of where you can get drink, Sir, in the sacred name of South ern hospitality I bid you welcome to our city,
 And the chap that was telling me about 1t said when he got back to the hotel he was lit up like an all-ni~ht drug store; and at three in the morning the clerk sent a bell boy up and asked Alin Wouiul | ne pleaSe stop cheering Tor Robert E. Lee and the Southern Confed- eracy so the other guests >on his floor could sleep?"
 50 l gather, Larry, that even though the great American desert has moved eastward. and is now central over Ala bama, as the weather bureau would say, and even though prohibition in snowy, milk-toast clad, has descended from the sunny Southland, covering same from the Ohio to the gulf. with the exception of a few openly moist spots, called oasis, In Kentucky and Louisiana still I wouldn't go so far as to say all hope is dead. I don't believe there'll be any real dan ger of the parched wayfarer dying of thirst in arid Dixie this spring Take 1t from me. Southern hospitality will posi- lively refuse to be buried back of the hen house, with simple informal rites at the behest of sumptuary legislation that fails to sumpt or any other behester whatsoever. It may be necessary in some localities for your host to take you into the umbrella closet under the hall stairs and turn out the light before he extends to you the compliments of the season, but he'll be there with the said compli- ments if he has to keep 'em in a fire ex- tinguisher. Already they tell me of delightful temperance mixture called The Rebel Yell that you can fnd at the soda fountains of any dry town down there that's guaranteed to cause the most har l. ened nature to lean Up against something and begin quoting Sidney Lanier's poems after the third treatment, or your money cheerfully refunded. Take four of them and you sing Bonnie Blue Flag by the hour
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

this chap I'm telling you about actually seemed to like 1t for it's own sake.
 But one day along came doctor and looked him over and told him that he re- gretted to report his stomach had soured on him ana his digestion had acquired an impaired disposition and that the rest of his life he'd have to cut out the heavy ballast and stoke his machinery with light inhammable stuff, such as the shredded doll stuffing and the peptonized packing from around the Malaga grapes. Well, that was what he'd been living on all the time but did he keep right on with it when the doctor told him to? He did not He embarked on a riotous a la carte life that caused him to call for the imported Bavarian cheese. You know the kind that should be treated with drainage tubes and absorbent gauge
 before serving, and for the insiduous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

npnpcv Cured; quick relicf; removes all swelling in U"oi Sto 20 days; 30 to 60 days effects permanent Is treatment svsn s to , ;afss nothing iae'
 ? Dr. Il. K. oresa's Sons, Box a Atlanta. Ga. Q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07
Here's the V

Here's the way the thing works. Lar ry: The prohibition forces organize under the leadership of q few ladies and gentlemen who know all about the curse nf drink because they never drank any thing themselves It stands to reason that a horse doctor would know better how to treat a horse If he'd had the same disease that the horse has. but with the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

this chap I'm telling you about actually seemed to like 1t for it's own sake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-07

Toombs county and other counties with the full Christian names, will certainly have their work cut out for them, from what I can hear"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10

Giniucibun ser neuen
Scr3 Seiu.@irhe G. - Gie neuc
Ser5 Sciu.&irde, ode Solter.gpenhe
unb Critic Strobc, Si91Ionotolpn,
miro, iue!n ltidlt neutrality-suspicious.
lln1Itdnoe cintrctcn, ON eritcn ooer
5iucitcn Sonntug I'M September ein-
gcpeibt iuerotn t0nncn. Ger itotta
lid)e Dan lit iett 10 melt 9eoieben,
BOB nit Der Grri6turg Oes Gndltub-
les begonncn meroen fonnte. Sor-
l1ufig miro ous Grbgeidlob oeS &c.
bGilbeS 5ur Stride cingerihtet. spa.
ter, nenn Die 9oufpIten 5ieinlid ob.
getrogen iinb, miro Die ausibmiif-
ung Der Sberfirfe crioleen. Nad,
ibrer poaigen &ollenolng miro Die
neiie STRIDE nift mn zines Der groB-
ten, lonoern aud ciucs Der pradti9'
item @ottesbdiiier meit uno brett iein
Sic inncte Gcforotion ser STRIDE lGBl
Safer GOuorb @eig1l, Der raitlos tb1'
tigc Superior Der 8emeinoe, onrd
cinen aiinitler oeS Heoemptoriliet'
SroenS oisiiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
yTcSeratiun Of 2abor."

Ter Strife Scr Moitinilten in Ncll
@erfIt1tten ser Baltimore Ohio.
9nbn beIprod)en. - Cen bitli0en
Odtgliercru miro ser %orluuri ser
@lcidgiiltiGfeit 9emodIt.
Ser Strife scr Winidiniiicn in Oen
WerfItottcu Der Baltimore E ohio,
Vobn bilbete G~eitern Ibeno IN Der
fur5cn oiientlifen Situng Der rs
berotion OF Snbcr" poS Souptgc.
iprdGstbema. @id,tigc Sudan id)ei.
men nodbcr III Der Grefrtiuiieung, oie
bis nod 5cbn ltbr mnoouerte, ucrbon.
0elt morOen 81 iein. Serr Storf. Gin
Gertret5r Scr Strifcr, erfl1rte, oob er
81 icinem 2cibmeieu babe mobrncbs
men milIien, bob eS in Baltimore. no
Ger Strife IN bcn Mouit Glare. WCrf.
lt0iten begonn, nit ser Situation
ldlimmer itcbe. ols IN ir9cnO elmer
onoercn @crtItott ouf Dem gul,5en
SDltem. Sm @nu5en beiGnocn lid,
80 Tro5ent Der llnionsmit1Iieper am
IuSiiano. &ou 0en Seutell, mclde
iif meigerteu, Die arbeit nieocriule.
gen, ieien iiinf ad,tel 9oltimorer.
tSr. &enoerion BON Der aeiielidmie.
ocsllnion ertlGrte, oob ieine Sr9olti.
iation ON Wontog obermalS cine e,
putotion gum Slices rGiib,nten Eot.
ter cnticnoen perbe. nm 81 ~pcriuden,
Elm llebereinfomiuen 81 cr5iclen.
Sum Sdiuiie ipurbt nod ouf 0ic
5batiad)e ouimerfiam 0emnd)t. Ooij
4Sr1iibent Samuel @oniperS BON Scr
.Nmericon federation OF 2o6or" cine
&eiie nod europa antritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
Tas YScttcr.

Sir WarpIano mo Ben Qiitritt
Columbia beutc ltn0 morgc1 9Ie9en.
idlolter, lei6tc umiprilgcnoc Winoe.
Hc9ueriihe6 uno babel fiibles
Nctter bcrridtc ollb gcitcrn lpieocr.
Die bodite 3emperotlIr mar 60 @roo
INN 4 llbr NahmittagS mo Die ME
origite 80 8ra0 Dor 6 llbr Woraens.
Sn Den onoercn 8rnoeS @etter.
9eobodtlmgS. Stotionen murocn Die
ioIgenoen b0d)iten 8%cmperaturct Der,
3cidnct: Gultport 62, Eortluno Ga.
Soften 10, Ilbonp 90, Nelp.yorf SO,
Tbildoclphin 60, gtluntic GitD 60,
Cape WPoo GA, Woibington 81, gtor-
iolf 50, &atteruS rs, Charlotte 81,
WnImindtou 80, GborIeIton 50, Ga.
paltnnb 81, Sodiunuile 81. Supiter
"a, sen WeIt S6, gtlGntu sc. Monts
gomcrp %, NemsS Orleans 80, Eole.
itinc 80, 8olpciton 81, GorpusGbriiti
Sc, Wen1pbis 80, Cincinnati 50,
Eittaburg rs, Ssipcgo "a, buffalo
GG, Glepeloub IS, Detroit 66, NJ.
peno 66, M%arQuettc 81, Green Ban
CD, Chicago 50, 1ulutb 56, q. Yoll
CD, ct. 9ouiS 80. &onioS Gitp 80,
Smobo Ga, Suron G6. 9i9mord 50,
@iailton 81, Sabre 60, &eIcno As.
Salt Sote CT, 9cnper 20, Nortb
Elottc rs, Guo9e Sin 50, 4mariao
Of, Sos angcleS GS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
Heinbcit oeS Nlaid)en6icrcs.

Yier, mittellt ser ncuciten unb
bciten Waihincricn IN scr neilen an-
lnge Der Geo. 8ilutber, jun, 9rou'
So. auf Sloihen geiiiat, lit an sc.
idmad nnO Soltborfeit Dem peit
iibcrlegen. oos nod ser alten Nc
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&iitc uro iiber5eugt Gud. geiielt
BON ser @raucrei ooer 8billips
Bros. @ertbeilungs .apenten. Site
bon 2 Gutenb 8Iaihen $f.00.
Mail, 81 So, SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
Sbeo. g. Gicner & So,
217, On.NaIIimore.S traht

9eutihes mo anoeres ouSlGn6i.
Idcs 8elo sefauit rno p~erfo1iit.
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lano, Seitreidl Iublano II. !. 10.
@efiel oiisaeiteut nuf msIGnbiide
@nnfen. greoitbriefe uno Trapelers
CHEQUES. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
$tdbt Baltimore.
llnterbaltnngs.8egipci

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
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cinigtcn Staatcn, europa, Mcgifu
nuo Ganaoa 5nscidJift crbaltrn, Die
TOreiic mag 10 oft ais gcWiinidJt se-
1noert merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
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inn Enu oeS Shleppoompiers n9ln.
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terutng bellte 9lbeno bier cintreiien.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-10
I'm gliiflidJcn Gbc6nnSc.

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Tillo ouf9eidlogen, Dor luel6am bie
Ied)S 9roltiungiern, bic SrIS. 9oro.
tbp Sommia bon EbiIooeIpbio, Ma.
RE Wogner, @ugenio Bridges, @m.
ma 9ofer, Hita GeGp unS auorep
Sommono, Spalier biloeten. Am
N6eno trot bas gliidIidt BGr6en
cine &od5eitSreiic an.
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lie IA III. Rotbbelfer.9ird)e OIL ser
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geltern sic Scene elmer 9oppcIbod).
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ooa3og 8oter Wilfrieo Srins Die
Grouung bon Sri. Sbn Q. @ieS, Ser
IoGter beS Srn. 6ronf 8ies, nit
Srrl. Samuel G~rnnbeu, nnb idn1is.
oetc fltr5 barauf SRI. Worp 9. Nfino-
que nit Srn. Sronf s. @ieS in sic
Hoienieiieln ser Gle. Sn Der elter.
liden @obnung oes Srn. 8ieS, 9tr.
116, Siib-NountItr., foIgte not Der
Geretlonie cine frobli6e Soh3eits.
feier. Gle beioen 9routpdrfen rel,
item g%citern Ibeno nod Gromnspiue,
M0, UNI sort IN Der Sommermob-
nling OeS Srn. @irS mebrere @oden
5u5llbrin9en.
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