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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
MOUND CITY.
January 8.

VIM Dishinger left Sunday for EI.
fingham after a weeks visit with
reltiyaes here.
Miss Allie McGill returned home
Tuesday from Memphis, where she
has been TIE guest Of relatives the
past few weeks,
Miss Ginerya Howard returned
Sunday to her duties as school teach
Ell at Golden following a weeks yo-
cation spent with her parents in this
city.
Miss Ruth Magowen, who has beeA
quite il! at the home OF Rev and Mrs.
NJ. B. Eaker while their guest the
past week. was reported verse Mon.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. a Waugh left Tues
day for Jacksonville where they will
spend the ensuing three weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. Oscor Morris
and family.
G. 5. Miller and l.. G Perks We're
Cairo business callers Monday eve T.
ing
Henry Dugeins, who had recent'f
returned to the home Of his mother
at Greensboro, Ky, from Spokane,
Wash, for which place he had LETT
this city last summer on account OF
his broken health, succumbed about
week since to tuberculosis and his
remains were inferred at his boyhood
home. Mr.. Duggins ana his estima-
bic wife resided on Poplar street N
this city three years, and their genial
manner won for the~, many friends
who were SOLICITORS for their welfare
and 70 these friends the news of the
early demise Of Mr. Dnggins will
bring lie most profound regret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bryan At
tended the play in Cairo Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Frank Burgmon Of Third
street, is quite i'll
Misses Gladys and Grace Gaunt left
Tuesday for Wards Seminary at
Nashville, Tenn, after spending their
holiday vacation with taeir parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ. Gaunt.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Bartlett arrived
home Monday from New York City
where they had been the guests Of
their daughter, Mrs Leslie Harris,
during the holidays.
EinuI pt.ittpu u-I.o hoe bonr, ,r;rft
ing relatives at Mounds the past week
left Monday evening for Caampaien
where he is attending the Unlyer-
sity.
New Years eve was celebrated with
two watch parties. one at the home
OF Miss Ruth Bride on Main street.
anil the other OF the home OF Nile
Jaccard on East First and Pearl
streets. The latter entertained a
crowd of young men and the former
young ladies' exclusively all OF whom
are the members of a merry band
OF young people who enjoy the bright
siie of life. At botn homes tn,
young people participated in numer-
Gus amusements peculiar to the even.
ing. Refreshments were served and
at midnight amid the changing OF
bells and the shrieks of whistles their
Joyous voices could be heard as
they wendell their way homeward in
1911.
Miss Helen Ford and her brother
Milton, who have been visiting reia-'
tiYes at Tamaroa he past week, ret
turned home Monday
A New Year dance was given Sat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04
Queer MedIeal rrsa.ment.

spotted fever received some queer
treatment in JOHN Weslaya day. &C.
cordng 70 We8ley'g Journal u Sep
tember l7i6 A man named John
Trembath had The fever and Wesley
wrote: 1T WIS The second relapse
into the spotted fever IN the hCight u
which they garo him sack, cold milk
GIG apples, piums, as much as he
eoud swallow. can see no way to
account ". bis recovery, but that he
had moi yet fBissed bis work"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

RE skates
AT Woodward Hardware Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

For the convenience Of patrons
the street car line, books containing
rs tickets for Sf.o0 are for sale at H.
c. schuh's Drug st2re and at the Of
fee. 1908 Washington. Cairo Elsctri
G. Traction Company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-01-04

Get all the news when It happene
by reading The Bulletin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27
Sriauo's Reiisnatiou.

Der fransDiii6s prsmi.r min rsTigs
nirsn. 4ls @runb eibt .r an, bab er
burh bic beItGnbigsn politiIhen Ram
pfc pbpfif9 erf96pft lei. Dos ents
ipriht ben 9batfa9sn. gQs fraus6s
iif6sn 9rsmiers ruben felt 9riinbung
Der RspubIit auf sinsm 9ornsnlas.r.
Die l1riuds liegt barin, bab in 5rants
reid tsine 8oItsrssisruns. fonbsrn
cine Ga6insts Resisrung beitsht. Dit
Der eriteren gibt bds Bolt, rsipettips
bic maioritGt ben aurs on unn bas
geftattst ein berbdltnibmdbig leihtss
Ssgsln. Wlit Der leBtsrsn geben bic
Polititer ben &urs an uRb Seoer bon
ibnen bat feline eisenen QHiiht.n iiber
Rsgierunas grin3ipieu unb feline sies
nen SntereHsn. 9araus ereibt iit
bic unmOgli6e aufgube, ss 5sbem
reht Su MAIDEN. SIN Qllesneinsn itel>
len iis orei StrSmungen bar, pom be-
nen bic Cine mad re6ts, bic anbere
nd6 lints gebt unb bic 9ritte ben
mittlersn 4urs siHbdlt. Dem Naturz
gefeb ssmdb osrfu6ts 8ridnb ben
mittleren aurs in ben auf ibn elm
ftiirmenben politii6en Str6muneen
ein5uf6lagsn. 4llein iebr bGufia fdnb
sr, bab eine Str0mung bebeuteub far
Ter mar, aIs bic anbsre unb er risb
feline Frdfts auf I'm bisIen Dieberz
itanb 5u iibertpinbeu. auf religi0szpoz
litifhem 9ebiete orangsH bic robitalen
parteisn in i'm, nett iiber bds prinsip
Der 2rennune bon Rir6. unb Gtaat
binoIs3ugehen. 8riauo nsrtritt bic
4nfiht, oab Der Staat, natbsm er
iid bon Der Gir6s getrenHt bat, aiefe
ii6 felbit iibsrlaffeR muB. Die Ra6iz
fallen dber pertreten bic NniiGt, baB
Der Staat bic Stride, Don Der er fih
getrennt bat, nod tpeiter beberrfAen
ION. Das III. Die Sober auseben fpiro,
eine 4bfurbit6t unb neil sr barauf
niht eingehen min. ipirb er BON ben
Rabifdler betdmpft. Jn ge3ua aaF
fo3iaIpolitif6e Gefsbgebung Bat
8rinHn NIT perlDnIiner 0.inbfdoft su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27
@eri6iebene Gii.nbabu

eri6isbene Gtienbdbn :
BrGftbenten baben duf bic GHts
Tdsiouns, tpeI6e Die GrbDbung Der
Tra6traten perbistet, oabin geantpors
tet, odB bas BubIitum Den S6aoen
bappn buben perbs. Dieter tperoe Ii6
in Der @sife bstunben, bub bic Gtiens
babnen ibre 9etriebe Hiht dusoeh neu
uno ionft feline BsrbsFerungen Dornsh<
men peroen, mas gum Stiafauo in
Der GnttpidIune oes 2anoss fiihren
miiTs. IN unb fir fib iit ods elm
hummer Bluff. Ran bebnt tetne
8etrisbe aus uno perbeHert iie niht
aus esmsinniiBigsu abii6tsu, fonbern
gum eiaenen 9ortbstl. Die GHtiheis
oung tpirb absr Die Wirtung bubtr,
baB oisie 9srbeferungen itattfirbsn.
9isIane 1T bag in iehr ungsniigenosm
Rube 9ei6ebeu. Die 9srioos BON 1896
bis 1905 mar cine Der bIiihtnbiten in
Der @s'1ibte oes amerttduiI6eu Giiens
bu6ntpeTens. Der gsrtebr itodts mos
6enlang, neil man Die Jrdhten ntht
betpGItioen tonute. Die gtnnabmsn
iparsn bemsntipre9enb groB. Srosbsm
tpurben bic 8etrtebe niht ausgtbebHt
unb ni6t tpsfeutli6 nsrbsTert. Die
groBtn usberfhiFe ipurben psrpanot.
nm bobs 9ipibenben gu beSoblen uuo
bduit bic aurie Der Gttisn in Die
S0bs gu trsiben. Wdre Der 5ra6taufs
ihlag betpiligt tpproen, 70 hdttt Der
msbrertrag bic gIei6s 8srpenoung
esfunben. Do Das uift s.fdtben if,
10 iperbsn bic gifsnbdbnsn gsStpunueH
iein, grDBere Ginnobmsn bur6 Or
ihItebung neusr Gradtgsbiets su ers
Idnsen unb burh 8srbtFsrunosn bic
getriebstoiten All perrinuern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

laudtsn nur 70 |dbipirri. QlIs Der
3biiraufmo6tr einsm BON nns 1iirs
oerIihen ben gBaaenfhIng Gffnets,
Iagtt er: ,gute gloht, Grrtlens.s
llnbetannteripeife. Dds gerinefts ba
obsn mar ia ein Grnf Dbsr drsibrr.
Rad, ieinsn grdusn 6ddrtn mubte Der
safHgsfsbsts uff0 nttIt6sftsHs ssft ers
eeIIsns fsin. llnfereinsr ssbs bu rsnt
trauria fort. Nitt etipo NIT rsDolus
ticndren DebanteH. Rein, boiler Wsits
leib, oIs bate man tin poar fhnsr3'
.erfii[ItsSeiten bon Solitoi seleicH. Die
trfIuiint meIt III in gDabrbeit bic
ausgsfhloHene. mir ItbeH, it IT.
gnriert BLOB. llnb ss ift f6dbt um
bteie pieIen id50nen, perfeintrten Ulsns
fdltn. gSdriini biirfen iis niht tpeittre
sJnterefIen bnben, nicht NIT boiler
Kraft i'm Gtrom bts Qebens ihfpims
meng Der Rieienpolpp Der Rate inns
tldmnert re. Wir Thdutsn 10 frenb
in bns geiriibl bon Diamonisn, Gnas
rosoen uftb sIGn5enben Ghnliern iDie
neben uns Der 5apdner iinb Der Obi
neIe NIT ben buntelihimmernbtn Aus
gen. Cine DtIt FIR iiH! Der srISft
eiHnaI ben 4bsl BON feihtr Iusess
f6loHenhii2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

Der sf0nia. Don benz iDnr innsrbnIb
Der Gerie beriibmttr Mdnner nihts az
iehen, unb es III nidbl cn5unebmtn, buB
bas BEN nspndrdifdsn Defiibls Der
Goutbdmptcner abbrun geibon bobt.
Denn bds efte, mon1r9ifhe @sfiihl
beborf Der beItGnhigen Anpreiiung
SuT1H stn frsiiDiffigss uHs ttsrufsss
mdBises Rarftlhreisrtbuni ipDbl nihi.
Wit if burh bic ftilIen GtrnBen
meinem Sptsf 3uiflenbsr,, iummt mir
Gin hummer Bsrs i'm Eopf berun:
rWset me TO night in Drsamlanb1
ipsr fang bag nur2 Su, 10, 5u 8eGinn
bts progrnmms, cine aufgebonnerie,
grea geihminfte Rieienbcme nit sintm
bsilsrtn Bisrbab. 9riff mid bnit
naft inn graumlan62 - 8od lieber
nidlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

Gs 1T bsfriebtseub gu ers
feben, BOB Der Sania 8unb an Rttz
eIiebersabI getpinnt. Dieter rpurce
sssriinbet, aIs bic Sunter ibreu Sieg
iiber 6dnbel urb Snbuitrie babOntruz
gen, inbem tie Die 8erperfung Der Orb
fdaftsfeuer bsrbeifiibrten. Damit
gslansten bic beutf6e 3auFmannIhaft
uno bic 8ertretsr Der Ssnbuitrien our
@tniiht, baB tie ibre Erdfts 3uTdms
menfaiien miibtsn, nm ben euntern,
bic sdnaIi6 geftB bon Der Regierune
eenommen babsn, sntgegensunirtsa.
gu biefem 3pede puroe Der 5anTus
bunb gegriinbst, Der 3ur W2itgliens
fdaft Qle sinlabet, bic ba3u bebilflid
iein tpOlIen, Der Suntsrberri6aft in
Deutfhlanb Elm Gnbe su MAIDEN. Die
Gelesenbsit fsinen Ginflub 81 3eisen,
tpirb itb fir ben gunb bel ben ndchz
fen Reihstagstpablen bietsn. Die
Raufleute fptrb Der gunb prattiff gu
Werte ge6en unb bel ben Sti6Doblen
tebeu Eanoibaten segeu bic Sunter uHs
teritiissn. felbft penn fih bieraus bic
grpdblung eiuss SOsialbemotrutsn
ergeben iolIte. 9ltt Reht fpsrben bic
Sumter ols bic er0bts Gsfabr fir
Deutfhldnb betruhtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

4IIgsmeinsn gsbt Die ans
fitt bobin, bob lpenn ss 3ur abittms
muna tommt, Ssnatpr 2orimer istnes
SiBes ni6t bsrIuitig ertIGrt peroen
pirb. 9as iIt ia AUDI pp[Itommen be-
greifli6. 2primsr 1T Elm 5reuno Der
Rorporatipnen uno oieie baben i'm ieBts
esn Senot eine Iebr ftarte @ertretung.
Tds lit aber aud Der @runo. rpesrpez
gen 8eperiogs uno Ga 5oIette es ntht
3u elmer 2lbitimmung tommen laRsn,
fonosrn Die angeIegsnbeit bem nG6iten
SrnareB iiberrpeiien rpolIen, in fpeIhem
bic Rprppratiouen minoer tart pertres
ten fein perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

Cine unertennensp {
Shat 6at Der senot Der Ser. Stouten
nit Der prompten Rattfi3iruug beg
iupdniffen 9ertragss es!siitet, obtpobl
horin feline geIhrGntunsen ssgsu bic
iopdnii6e Gintpan0erung porgeIsb'n
finb. Die GrtGGrung bes iapaniIhen
8ptf6aftsrs, baB feline 3egisrung bic
bisbsrige polttit in Der Grtbstluug bon
PdFen mad ben Der. Stdaten teFols
gen, b. 8. Iie ntht an 8ulis ous'tsllen
tperbe, tpurbe fur gsniigsnb srd6tet
unc bas II: aud poqtommen ri6ttg.
Sapan 6rau6t feline 8urger fir Die
GntpitIung isiHsr grobsn toloniulen
8eiisungen uno es liegt Daber IN ieis
nem SntersFe, bic 4uspunosruRg mad
ben Ser. Staaten gu bemmen. Die
f5leunige Rattfi3irung oes 9srtraqss
mar aus Dem 8runbe osbOtsn, baB So
pan bdbur6 in Stdno gsfstt tpiro,
Sanbelspertrdge nit on0eren 2dRtern
III ihfeben uno oa unferem Qanps bic
alsi6en Rsfte sugeiitert peroen, mel.
de 0isIe 9ertrGgs anosren 2dnpern
bietsn, 70 lag es in unIersm sSntsreHe
moaIihft ihnsu in ben 9enuB oieTsr
&ehte 3u geLdnsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

Der Bunbes Senat fpirb
bic RefolutioH unnebmeu, DeI6e oem
8plte elm 8erfaHuug5= =NmeHbement
unterbreitet. Donud bic Senatprsn oiz
rstt BON 8uIts 9tpdbIt rperDen follen.
IS TT aber Der Rsiolution Elm 3uids
a1gsbdnst rrorben, Der jtbe 4usiiht be-
feitigt, ooB hds 4menbemsHt in bi.
9erfaFuns selanesn tpirb. Der 3uIus
seitinmt, buB Die Senatorspoblen Der
8ontrcne bes ROngreHes untsrliesen
follsn. GemeiHt ift bamit. bab man
bit 5ubftooten sDtngen min, bic Sc
isss, DurH peI6s bic 5arbissH politii6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27
gerf6itbsne gldttsr t0nner

gerfdtebene gldttsr t0nnen
uidot oeritebeu, pdrum Der 9emOtrat
Bailep BON 5eras 10 eifrig on Der
2lrbeit lift, Republttanern, 10 oft tie in
bic akmme geratben, berdus8ubslfsn.
Die Srage 1T isbr lei9t beantportst.
gailen bilft niht ben Republitdnsrn,
fpnoern ben Sorporatipnen, lpel6e pon
2ebteren rsprdfentirt tperoen. Die
4prporuttonen ipo[Ien 2ortmer i'm
Genat bebalten. 0esDegsn 1T Der
Democrat gaiIsp Der Saupttdmpe tur
ben Republitaner 2prtmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

Der 9rGftbent bat nit Dem
nGhiten oemotrutiI6tn Spre6sr,
gbdmp gIurt, unb nit Dem nd6itsu
8orfBsr bes 5uustommiitess fir Ntit.
tel uno Wegs, UNDERWOOD BON aIus
band, cine 3onfsrens abeebalten, tpels
DE bic Grage bs6uHDeIte, pann Der
3ongrsb 81 elmer GrtruzStRung etnbes
rufsn tperpsr IolI, od iebr gerinqe Nus
iibtsH fir bic 9ensbmigung beg tanas
bifhsn Rs3tprositGts s8ertruses in Otes
fsr GiBuno porbanoen iinb. Si6erIia
lit ss b66ft bs3ei4neno, bub Elm re-
pubIitanifbsr prdfbsnt nit 5iibrern
Der bemotrdtiiben Partsi perhdnoeIn
mub, neil sr nit Ieiner eigsusn Partet
Hihts anfaugen tarn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27
gpdhnt.

Die ein3is pobrs Rsus empfinbet
Der MeHf1 nur iibsr 6anblunssn, bic
ibm ShubeH 5ugefiist baben.
Das III Der bitterfeSdmer5, ipenn
bas 6ers Dir tDeint ftati bie augenl
Gs iit lei6ter topirt. uIs tapirt 81
tperben.
gdte gil6uns seisi lia am bsfttn
TN 8eHebmen liHssbilDstsa ssssniibsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-27

entre6tet peroen, ipieber aufSuhebsn.
Die ssoIge pirb iein. oaB bic Siipitdds
ten fammt uno lonbers bos amefbes
ment pertperfen. Der 5hanen lit aber
niht peFsntlid. Die gin3elitaaten hds
BEN bereits in grobem Mabe bic 8oltsz
abftimmuns bel 5snatorsnoblen eirz
gefiibrt uno es III nur bic 5rage elmer
Iebr naben 3eit, bis ale @taaten, nit
peuieen Gusunbmsn, biefes Snftsm
einfubren. Wir brouhen tpohl ni1t
erit gu betpeiTsn, odB Der 3ufab ieoigs
lid nit Der Abfit)t angenpmmen tpurs
be, nm bas 3uitanoetOmmen oes Der
FaITuRgs s4meHOements gu perbinbern.
GarIpls bat cine 9bilofophis
Der aleioer qsi6rieben. Die 5arems-
hoIe bal er rtidbt errpdbnt, oa fie 3u ieis
ner 3eit nod ni6t eri5tirte. Der
8runoaebonte bes eeiitrei6sn 8u6es
iTt, bdB Der WsnIh niht nab ieinem
@euBsrsn, Ipnoern nah ieinem Snnes
rem gu bsurtbeilen iit. Die ftiirmiite
aunooebung bes 8olfes In europa
uno in bieIem 2unbe aegen bic Srd9e.
rinnen Der Sdremsbois iafen erfebsH,
ruB bas Bolt iid sbenFaus feline &lsi'
nerpbiloiopbie 5uredtgelest bat uno es
irobnt ibr, tpie 2llem, mas aus oem
@pIte iuitinttto berporgebt, seiunoer
9eritdno inne. Die 9emonitrationen
bss 9oltss rihten iih sssen ben mobsrs
nen .3ua Der 3eit, bds @eib gu entpsts
ben. Ter llnterIhteo, Der 3tpii9en
Mann uno 5ruu pbpiioIogiih befteht
lit aud iesIiiher Grt Die 9ren3ltnte,
fpeI6e bic Ratur ss3ogen bit, min bas
9oIt ni6t perptiht febeH, neil bic G!'
sendrteu gum Slid uuo gDobIergehsn
oerWerThbsit aufreht erbalteR peroen
miiiTen. Das Wsib tdnn ieiusn ercBen
uno tpihtigsu GtnfIuB nur uls iolhis
ousiiber unb nitt aIs Wunnipeib. Sn
Dem IeBtsn 8egriFf Iisgt eine iol4s
9erperIitGt, bab Der geIunoe itttlths
Snftirtt oes 8oItss iich odoegen auf'
Iebnt, Die unHatur Sur Rseel gu ma
den.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31
WHY CONTINUE THE DISCUSSIONS

A recent issue of The Commoner
contained the following:
Some of the presidential candi-
dates are seeking to make themselves
solid with Wall street by fierce de-
nunciations of the initiative and ref
erendum. They assume that an at.
tempt will be made to indorse these
reforms in the next democratic ma
tional platform and are virtuously pro-
testing in advance. There is no like
lihood of any attempt being made to
secure an Endorsement of the initia-
tive and referendum in the national
platform OF 1912. but the discussion
Of the issue will serve a useful pur-
pose. A candidates position on these
subiects--if he understands them-in-
dicates his position on other ques-
tons. A great deal depends on the
candidates position on fundamental
propositions; II he trusts the people
he can be trusted-if he does not
trust the people he cannot be trust
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31


Commenting on the above the JACK
sonviIle Times Union says;
1--WE have not seen any objections
to the initiative and referendum ex-
pressed either by presidential can
didates or by Wall street. We have
seen attempts to make political cap
itaI out Of the advocacy of these prop
ositions, but are under the impression
that the candidates who are not ad-
vocating them are ignoring them.
I'VE have nc reason to think that
Wall street cares rap about these
things one way or the other, but we
are confident that the protected IN
terests are pleased to see them dis
cussed, hoping in that way to create
division that will defeat the democra-
tic party and secure them in the con-
tinual possession of their graft"
We are delighted that Mr.. Bryan
says: There is no likelihood of any
attempt being made to secure the in
dorsement of the initiative and ref
erendum in the national platform OF
1872 If no such attempt is made a
democrat will succeed Mr.. Taft. II
such an attempt is made the result
will be doubtful. If it were known
that no such attempt would be made
little opposition to these measures
would remain, because, as a rule, the
democrats who discuss them unfavor-
ably do so because they believe that
the success of the party is endanger-
ed by the advocacy of principles that,
whether right or wrong, are not the
principles of the democratic party.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31

Records compiled in WASHINGTON on
lynchings during the past year show
that Georgia leads all other states.
That, OF course, is not a very enyi-
able reputation, but just so long as
this country exists Georgians are go
ing to protect their women, and. IL the
number of crimes continues to in
crease. so wRii-the number OF lynch
ings in this state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31
PILES CURED AT NOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

~ you suffer from bleeding, itching
blind or protuding Piles. send me Won,
address. and 1 will tell YOU how 10
cure yourself at home by the new alb
sorption treatment; and will also send
some OF this home treatment free for
trial with references from your own
locality IL requested Immediate re-
lief and permanent cure assured. Send
no money. but tell others of this offer
Write today to Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box
2, Notre Dame, Ind.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31

Don't make resolution for rne
New Year Nthat will only help you;
don't be selfish; resolve to help your
neighbor, your city; their interests
should be your interests, what helps
them should help you, so in resolv-
ing to do good during the year, re-
member we must help each other In
order to help ourselves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31

Brunswicks new city council wi
take the reins of city government to !
morrow. May they successfully han4
die the. affairs of the municipality and
render all the assistance possible to
make the year one of the best we've
ever had.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31

Read what leading business men
have to say about the outlook for a
great year in Brunswick during 1912
and then resolve to join with them
in the effort. With a united pull on
the part of all citizens It can be made
the most prosperous year in Bruins
wick's history.
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All kinds Of Cake made for special
order at FABER'S.
Cured in Hn ow. HON. lawn.

reu III Hn OwI Home Town.
Raymond, Ga.-Mr. ]. T. shelnutt.
a merchant in his town, tells the way
ror his fellow townsmen to be cured
OF kidney and bladder ailments as he
himself was cured. Il have used Fo-
ley Kidney Pills with great s-.asac-
ton, and nayo found more rellxA .orl
their use than from any kidney medi-
elre have pseds and / tried almost
an kinds. I cam cheerfully recOm-
mend them to sufferers Of, kidney and
bladder trouble" Roberts Pharmacy
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Sidelights From
Other Sanctums
But She Does Wear Them.

But She Does Wear Them.
DIR. Mary Walker is out against
the collar button" says dispatch.
But she doesn't have to wear them;
she isn't built that way. She has no
kick.-Macon News.
Trust Prices and Taxes.
4 The tariff war is on again in the
Glover house. Congresses may come
and congresses may go, but it seems
that the people go on paying trust
#prices forever-Atlanta Georgian.
Zone Way to Get Free Advertising.
SO Lillian Russell is to wed again.
I'm her fourth matrimonial venture,
she is to get a publisher and then
Hall advertising will be free.-Colum-
bus Ledger.
RAnd the Country at Large.
The sooner that pistol-toting habit
lis broken the better for the good
name of the colored race of Jackson
"a NV u dShoOhNlIlG IlIuSB- OulOn.
Because You Can't Leap over 1t.
i Lookout for Leap Year!-Atanta
Constitution.
3Efetting News Away from Home.
We note in the December 23 issue
Of 1.-THE Editor and Publisher" a
New York periodical for newspaper
Nnen, that strong pressure is being
Brought on Fred L. Seeley of the
ATLANTA Georgian, to run for COVER
Ehor. Sometimes we have to go away
from home to get the news.-Rome
|Tribune-Herald.
Indeed, 'Tis Strange.
Really and truly, it does seem bit
|odd that man of the name of Boes-
lchenstein should be slated to succeed
ia man of the name of Sullivan on the
democratic national committee from
|lllinois.-Savannahh News.
|old Friends, Eh7
MISSOURI woman 10 years old
celebrated Christmas. She knew
Santa Claus when he was little boy.
Savannah Press.
Just a Week After, Too.
Many boy has broken the roy
that he got on Christmas day Many
a gir has pulled out the .url Of
hsr collie and thrown it away. Many
d pa has smoked his cigar ami to
osl.es are swept aside. Many r@s
has tired of her car and doesn't
want to ride. And so they fare, year
by year as Christmas comes and goes,
they all are inspired but they all get
tired and We wonder why it is so.-.
brownsville Times-Enterprise.
And About Harmon and Wilson, Too.
Taft is worried about pulp and pa
per-" About those two things alone?
Atlanta Journel.
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The year has passed and Governc
Gilchrist of Florida, and certain mayo
of a hustiing Georgia city are str
single-but then leap year begins ia
morrow.
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LOSI-Brown mink muff at Pastime
theatre. Finder will be rewarded by
returning to manager of the Grand
Opera House.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-31

Teddy has refused to attend tn
peace conference next week. TIL
strenuous one never did like a quiz
time.
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An expert accountant in st. Lou
is the latest addition to the suicid
list. Maybe now he'll have somethiH
to account for.
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Goodbye old 1911; you've bee
pretty good to us, and though 20
are gone you are not forgotten.
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Correspondence solicited, but 70
receive attention, letters must be ac-
eompanied by responsible name
not for publication but as guarantee
OF good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note, check, money order or
registered letter. Address.
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Aviator James was injured in NAL
ing a flight at Milledgeville. A rathe
crazy thing to do!
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The man who first invented fire
lunches is dead. Well, think of HOY
many deaths he has caused.