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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-07

workmanship" which their guarantee
60 covers. So when you get right
down to the bottom. what are their
claims of guarantees, but a clever ruse
to get your order.
We are right here where we have to
make good what we claim; compare
the sizes of our stoves, the weights
and you win find we give you fully
as much for your money to say moth
ing of seeing what you get, of deliv-
ering your stove the day you order
it saving you freight charges.
between guarantee covering "de-
$3.50
and our guarantee of perfect salts
decision to your judgement, but we
the comparison before you buy. 1t
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-07

The place to buy your BREAD,
CAKES, PIES and ROIhs, and every
thing made in a strictly first class
bakery. Phone 374. FABER's TWO
STEAM BAKERIES, 1880 and 161
Newcastle street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-07

Own your own home in Brunswick.
Consult ALBERT FENDiG and co.
bargain list. - 9sas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-07

Dollar bottles of all preparations
going at 75c at ROSES DRUG STORE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-07

A pretty line of DOLLS at EEL
MENOVITZ.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-11-07

HOME MADE BREAD always on
hand FABER's, Phone 374.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

was thought at frs the propeller
chains had broken, bat according TO
Roy knahensh1ie, of the Wright team,
who was near at the tlme. the acct
dent was due TO the f1alhardiness OF
the driver who took Is losing chance.
Half "A dozen trained nurses who
have been on the ground continuous
~ and an automobile ambulance rush
I'd to the scene and eXtricated Bad
ger Who was bleeding and uncon-
scious. He was taken 10 St, Luke's
hospital. where he died at 4:25
Panic in Grantl,taud.
A panic ensGed in the north grand
stand. when the hiplane broke in tive
score of policemen were required
to keep the crowd from brea king
through the wire fences. and il was
only when the mounted police threat
ened 10 ride them down that they
We're gotten under control. Scarcely
had they been forced back when Prof
James Y. Martin. the Boston aviator
came sweeping down and passed d.
rectly over where the crowd had
been Nghting t. get nearer.
Badgers death did not so much as
cause the other contestants to hest
tate. Round ana round the field they
the spot whore the big motor truck
WIS being used 70 gather up the
wreckage al the bipiane
oh this is horrible" said Mrs.
Eugene Ely whose husband WAS in
The mir az the ttme. Why don't the
otiicials stop the meet"
similar expressions were made by
Mrs Jimmy Ward and Mrs Glenn
II, Curtiss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
HISTORIC IRON DEPOSITS.
Description of Early Alabama Mining

~ S'"u Sta''~ tPoIOS1cAl survey.
OF historic interest is a pamphlet
(hulletin 70-lf1 jast published ny
tire United Statra Geological Survey
as an advance chapter from Con
tributions TO, Economic Geology. 1910.
part ! - on the iron ores in the Mon
eNallo-Columbiana region, Alabama.
by tharles Butts. In the course of
a geologic survey Of the area mapped
by the survey as the Bessemer quad
rangie. Mr., Butts made an examina-
ton OF a number OF ore deposits.
chief OF which Is the noted iimonite
deposit at Shelby. Actual operations
IN this section We're begun in 1874
with the construction OF furnace
having daily capacity OF tons of
cold blast charcoal pig iron, and
work has been practically continu-
GUS since that time. The iron made
mere early acquired high reputa-
ton and as result OF u compare
tive test OF Alabama, Georgia and
tennessee irons made at Columbus.
Ca, and Tennessee irons made at
columbus, Ca. IN 1852, an order
FOR LOCO tons was given, the
largest ever placed In Alabams
up to that time A rolling
mill was completed in Alabama In
1860. at which armor plates were
made for the Confederate govern
mehI The Merrimac, which for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

time created such CONSERVATION among
the MON warships and which later
was participant In the memora Bile
battle with the Monitor. was armored
with these plates.
In 1863 larger furnace was built
with daily capacity of thirty tons
This was equipped with warm blast
ovens and was the first furnace TO
make warm blast charcoal iron In
Alabama. This furnace was burned
In 1865 a the time Of Wilson'S raid
The output of the TWO furnaces at
shelby at the present time is about
$4,000 tons a year.
Mr.. Butts also describes iron-ore
deposits three miles west of Brier-
field from which ore was obtained
for the Rihh furnace from the time
of It's esta hltshment In 1862 until its
abandonment about 1895. 1t IL said
that iron smelted at this furnace was
manufactured into cannon at selma
for use by the Confederate army dur
ing the Civil War The paper also
gives descriptions Of smaller limonite
ana hematite deposits in the vicinity.
copy may be obtained on applica -
ton to the director of the Geological
survey at Washington. D. {.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16


eco' was made in raising
strpa -, -. p'G1uC 'Ion OF falc or soap
sbort 49,, r'.e" states IN 100. rs
nar on, - - ~ an increase of lt
ra,,, ~ quah'lty and 80 per
,,,al;.,a., compared with the
{ mn 4'Vs' according to J,
,s,,xi e'h0 ,hited states Geo-
mere We're eleven
pIar..ios ,,aies--N aiiiofhla, Georgia,
~, VI -'@ssaV usetls. New Jersey,
- ,>'i ~ Naroliha, PennsYl-
Irirs,;,,i TN. siaho' Vermont ana
va o,1dce, ne increase IN production
r,,, ~, whose out
~, 'ohS ioIhiea nearly hAlt
~. - Oh the coun-
nj, l.,
49,, SaoHH H'a, Aettd as rough
- on' 'i1e ihihe' sawed mo slabs. and
s anaSe up ia'o manufactured objects
.s ''1"''a ~ 'ues' OF ground INTO
H., i'lv % per cent of the
20 e.uuiu anu d per cent
- ''"ss ana manufactured.
tina,,,, ~, -'0" ofk Is prac-
sa,1a e'oul'u' vermont ranks
secoiio ana produces both ground
~ "iI pS.oiie' Virginia the third
h,,. - - eo'ile ground talc
~ 10 amount OF soapstone, In
All otbar SEA- s.,3li ~ when " outranks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
BEACHEY WINS RACE
BUT is DISQUALIFIED

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-~At the aviation
meet to-day Lincoln Beachey won the
final and concluding heat of the twelve
mile race for speed biplanes so far as
peed was concerned but he was pan
allied for crowdins and the race went
TO j. a. d. McCurdv. with Beachey in
second place. Iarmelee, the other
starter in the final did not finish.
Beachey Won the passenger carry
ing event for speed biplanes in 1913:
81. Official decision in the climbing
and weight carrying contests were re-
served until late }losrr.
Following the death of Badger in the
Baldwin hiplane. captain J. s Bald
win withdrew ail four of the Baldwin
entries fro nfurther participation in
the meet unJiI after Badgers funeral
II Is probable THAI The Moisant ma
chimes Will also be withdrawn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
OF DEPEW
WEBS IN RACINE

RACINE, WIS, Aug. t5.-Miss Mat
TO JepeW, grandniece of Chauncey
NJ pepew. Of New York, was mar
ried here Monday to Allen A. Angel
prosperous business man Of Grand
Rapids. Mich While i'm boarding
SC hooi IN the East the bride agreed
with her chum. nov Airs William
REYNOLDS. Of this city, that the one
VINO got married first should provide
me DINERS wedding feast. hence the
trip 10 Racine. where a rnar,ftga Il,
cense and special dispcnsafton vas
secured before the. ReA mfr. Il 34.,lf, .,.f
the First Methodist Episcopal church
performed the ceremony. The Young
couple Will make their home in
Grand Rapids after a brief wedding
tour
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
SECRET MARRIAGE
FINALLY REVEALED

PITTSBTRG. PA, Aug l5-Al-
thought Detective William H. Man
eey. who is famous for his astuteness
is very wealthy aud has magili-
fceut summer home watcTIEjt his
daughter and employed other detec-
lives TO shadow SiEnor Giovanni Mel
chiorre, "A member of famous Ital.
ian family. the two managed to eiope.
They We're married Nay 81 OF this
year tn Baltimore and the secret
was betrayed to- day Detective Mum
cey. now Retired and living on his
beautiful country estate is in pa
rntaI rage and AS the atistocratic
Melchiorres In Italy opposed the match
from the start little glooms are run
ring all over the neigh horhood only
the bride and groom are happy.
They expect to be forgiven.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
STUDENT WINS
HEIRESS BRIDE

MIDDLEToWN, N. Y. Aug. 15.-
j. Leslie Huett, student at Pratt
institute, Brooklyn, \. Y. eloped Sat-
urday night from Washingtonville with
Miss Helen 3. Moore. niece OF the
late Cornwall millionaire. Cornelius
Nanness. and We're married. The
young couple returned to this city
to-day broke the news to their pa.
rents and were forgiven.
The wedding is the climax OF a
real romance. Miss Moore, while in
love with her present husband. was
courted by Julien Dick. of Princeton.
and the date as set for their wedding.
and the date set for their wedding.
The trousseau was ready and the we'd.
ding attendants chosen, when the en-.
Gagemeat waa duddenlx. dsSlarSd CD.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

In ERPoDt4 Aug 10 Blood was
sbed in Liverpoel to-night ~ an in
e.deut II tie. great labor strike which
90 tomorrow IS expected 10 spread all
over the United Kingdom and practi-
esHs iio Up an shipping and railroad
traffic Despite the fact that aJ tn"
sitH police and more than 1000
troops under General MackHnon Wood
were on duty IN the city, IA mob Of
strikers Tonight attacked a van that
was taking several labor disturhers
10 prison The escort WAS compelled
- bre on the attackers and in tine
melee. two men were Killed and at
least twelve wounded
The section OF the city In which this
fight occurred had barely quietvd
down after . turbulent day when ex-
ira papers announced that at a
meeting Of the executives Of the Anal
eanated Society Of Railway Servants.
the Society Of Locomotive Engineers
and tjremen and the General RaflWaN
Workers Union, "a resolution had been
adopted unanimously to declare Is
general strike of all railway employees
controlled by thes" organizations
throughout the United Kingdom The
effects Of this order are far-rea ching
ami prcssage only disorder ineouVen-
iepce and possibly hloodshed for Eng
land and especially London for Some
time t. come, unless the government
hoods the cities With strong detach-
fat4stS pf froauG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

MANCH ESTER August 15- The
strike situation in Manchester grew
So serious to-d DAY that the combined
shop keepers If the city Tonight sent
ur~"rt dispatch 10 Home Secretary
Churchill asking for military protec-
thqr trw. 'daT' fight .to- rrorrows@ Troy
made the statement that II il impossi
bic 10 conduct business unless they
have the protection Of the soldiers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
COMMITTEE TO HEAR
NORFOLK COUNTy'S CASE

tcontinued from First Page)
paper that fusion existed. certain
Offices going 10 the Republicans and
certain offices 10 the fusion Demo-
Gratis. This ne saie. WAS not denied
ny the defense and 'hat ~ the charge
Mas not answered It stood as CON
fesstop
Carter Closes Case.
Mr. Carter said the ma jority OF
the fusion ticket in the june primary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Thirty five
hundred suffragists arose this morn
ing, broke fast with tea and toast.
polished their own boots and snap
ped large paddock, self-denia1 brand,
upon their respective pocketbooks.
The cause Of this procedure IS the
beginning OF 'self-denlal week in
New York snnragist circies-its OBJ
1ect. the collection Of denial moneys
Tor the furtherance OF tine cause"
This week Of collective penanre has
been long and carefully planned and
the preconcerted snap Il the suffragist
pos textbook Will have real and well
defnef eTTect upon Thai class Of tFade
purFeNlng To the wants Of women. II
means thar during the coming week.
women of the sufraGi@t persuasion
nave pledged themselves to do their
own laundry work. abstain from the
absorption of icc-cream soda. walk
instead of using cars. eat no CANDY,
stay in the city during the weekend.
clean their own shoes and gloves,
escheW theatres and moving pictures.
avoid the manicurtsts eat twenty cent
meals and turn the money saved into
the Golfers Of the cause - Ia. used
IN the many energetic campaigns on
schedule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
The Gather

WASHINGTON Aug. Is Forecast
for Virginia; Fair Wednesday and
probably Thursday. not much change
II temperature.
North Carolina; Local showers We'd
nesday and probably Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

IL is intimated that DR. j Wilbur
chapman. who has just returned from
an eVangeiistfc campaign In Wales, has
decided to change his plan OF work
lie will, 1t ts said. practically ahan
Don the Simultaneous meetings yreth.
Cd, which has been a disttnguishinp
/ feature Of his plan of evangelism He
Is understood to have decided that the
machinery and the responsibilities in
VOWED in this complicated plan make
II less suited to present condi-
tons; and SO for the future he ana
MI Alexander will make their appeal
/ alone. or with perhaps few helpers.
German women, headed by Frau Jel-
! mex OF Heidelberg, have secured $780,
WV signatures 10 petition to the
KelchstaR for the doing away with
women walters in beer gardens The
ground Of protest is the intolerable
degradation which such service brings
to women and the immortality and in
lection which are its sequeloe
degrees and titles We're awarded to
4fa students at the seventy ninth con-
vocation Of the University of Chicago
on Tuesday, June 49, The students
came from thirty three States OF the
l Mon and five foreign countries OF
the total number over one-half, 27S.
We're from Illinois. 206 being residents
of the city of Chicago The majority
of the students came from the States
of the Middle West Iowa. sending
twenty three. Indiana twenty one,
kansas. ten. Nebraska twenty three,
Missouri. fifteen Wisconsin. thirteen;
and Michigan, nine. Twelve were di-
Japan and Russia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
MISS FORGE AND
| MOTHER SHOPPING
SELECT ONLY FEW SIMPLE AND
GIRLISH FROCkS JUST AT THIS
TINE.
WAITING ON FASHIONS
WINTER MODELS COME IN AUGUST
AND HER ELABORATE GOWNS
WILL THEN HE Sc
LECTED.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.--Despite the
William Force and her daughter,
Madeline. went up and down the ave-
nue. in taXicab from shop to shop.
busy ordering gowns and furbelows
Tor the approaching wedding, which,
1t would seem, Judging from the ac-
tivity of the Force family. Is to be
celebrated within Il short time. The
manager Of one of the most fashion
able Fifth avenue shops is said to be
In Paris for the express purpose of
selecting the bridal robe for the bride
elect He Is to return with this and
other gowns of the trousseau the lat
ter part of this month.
At Louis on Fifth avenue beau
tiful princess frock or embroidered
white. lace trimmed. has just been
finished and a number of other sim
pie. girlish high wasted white frocks
have Just been ordered The hats for
the trousseau are also being made
up.
Waiting fer Fashion.
OF course. s the real winter mod
els Will not be established before the
end of August. ii is doubtful whether
Miss Force will have her more ella b.
crate gowns ordered before that time
unless. as has been minated II is
the intention of the BRIDE elects fam
fly not to delay the wedding until
the latter part of September. The
place of the wedding II it has been
decided on. is kept CLOSE secret.
That the Forces are not aNerse to
spending money IN shopping VAS ad p
mitfed to-day at one of the most ex-
pensive and fashionable shops in the
city.
Miss Force and her mother seem to
have unlimited means" said one es-
adjustment, and buy what they wish
without thinking Of what ii may cost
At the Force home day the fam
lily denied themselves to callers In
reply TO an inquiry an to when the
wedding would take place. Mrs Force
sent out word that II have nothing
at all 10 say at this time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
'SELF-DEN|AL To
Be WATCHW0RO
Earnest Suffragettes Practice
Economy of Very Strict
Kind.
NO ICE CREAM SODA.
CANDY OR FLOWERS
Will Polish Own Boots, Do
OWnLaundry Abstain from
Theatres and Eat Light
Lunches.

Estimated amount that will he
saved by each New York suffra-
gist during self denial week.:
Car fare, 25c day S 1 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

why do you women want to go into
politics, anyway"
we simply want to show that we
can't make any worse mess OF It than
YOU men do."--Chicago Tribune.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

The tallest and the shortest people
OF Europe. the Norwegians and the
Lapps. live side by side. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
TWO AV|ATORS ARE
KILLED IN CHICAGO MEET

his wife and it was the first time
that fle sY,sr made a hight when she
did not bid him an anectionnte fare
WrlL Ali afternoon she seemed to
have premonition that something
would happen for she kept saving:
II wish ] had told Johnny good
bye."
Less than two hours before she
had Witnessed the accident which re
suited in the death Of Badger 1t
occurred only hundred Yards from
the hangar where she was watching
the flights,
BADGER Was one OF the newest Of
the Baldwin team, the son of 4 Pitts
burg millionaire, He made his first
fight In Chicago Saturday, when he
flew ou4 hour and two minutes. To
day he took 10 the air at 330 to par
ticipate In the first race, and had
made several circles az the field Each
uuc he flew over the Lagoon excava-
ton he made n sensational dip to-
wards the ground and then "a quick
dart upwards Each time he became
more daring and reckless. and 1t WAS
d9iring his third evolution that his
Red Dcvil." while about fifty feet
above the ground crumhlod up like
tissue paper toy and came hurt
Ing 60 the surface" Of the field, The
machine wns rent into a thousand
pieces He Was struck ON tho head
by the cooling radiator. sustained a
broken leg and internal injuries
Badger Was TooI!turdy.
Badger had Just made a suicidal
plunge of 200 feet at an angle of
more than IS degrees AT the proper
moment he Tilted The lateral steer
ing plane and was on the upward
glide, when with "A sickening crash
ia" wings crumhied together The
sudden air pressure was more than
tho blplane was able to resist, 1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16

An Entirely New Mt.tlny~
American suffragettes have long
been In search OF methods and means
with which to uusb taa4r ...,,,,t.t,,,,-
FOR equal rights. They have ,nnsta.
cred every campa{ru kunpn - ,ha
disciples OF equal suffrage fhrot,,b,,,,,
the world from fba hattta az. ,,,s,i-
DDS Of England 10 the aoei}. r.,ro,,-
STRANGE Of Japan. ana have t.s,r,e .,
the conclusion thar 4arh .,f3 r,.re,
one IL unsrI,.s - ~ -.
AT therefore behooved then ~ a,,,r..
something u.w. ana hara n ~ -
of self-denlal with m. rash ss,'..e a.
mated toward future carersi..os 50
campaigns To be conducted Nth ,h..
methodicsi precision ~ e,,a5, 80
lttical fight
In order tn pr,t M, re, t4.a ,,
effect New YGrk h,c.,,,s,
trail loratt.n s,,d II, -. -
suffrae{sfS vas obas.s.,
city In which 80 ~, ~ -, NJ ~
The enthusiast, ,.t,h a. .',
NAL" proclamation Vas r@.ei,,.a
the dryatass ng s,a,.,. -
sured It's nonulari,> cr.hl ~,
split up into aIxtrirts l.,a,,org 80
anno{ntea -. 49,, '.{,',,,t .stesiS
each leader was gfv..o a+,,t'n,t.,'
caIi meetings a.,,.e,,., 49,. e.,
enthusiasts To receive ,flae,., -,
to distrih,5t.. nr,,,,as,,..,g., "''N
The a.te,.zs If +h,s t,,7st ,,...s TT, =,
way Of doing tht,ps. ,,au 49, -
don't rhtr,1f3y, b7,,,,srsa -,
enrolled. an of thap, ,egan,,,s,'IsS
pledges covering ahsf,re,,5.,, -, ~,
but rha bara y,,,,.sg{..r, - 81
ing tho sacred Soc, -, ~
mates of tho h,uafts - ~ 49,,
from this abstinence y,,, 49,
thotIsaf11a 80
In discussing ~. o,a, g. ot;....
and adyantaras NJ. ~. -
Aldricb head ~ - So -
f'rggs;rf,aS r., " !. 'aY,1.r ~. .y $50.
ChaDuaan On, trai~,,,-, - 20
man St,fyra.y.,,.t,,.r. -
Not 20 p,,. Vet
1--WE are unaartakt,o r.. ,.
days Of 4alf-dauta4 fa, :"
The most obvious n,s = 80
a lot of NANCY "a -, -
not for buving ,-n,rs ~, -
mate carnn,ign .vu..,,~.. l, =, = ~
ing the nean1a ~ ~ - ~ ."
.otIaI rights Tn. .i,., ~ ~.
ea,lal sufYrago ,,,,st -
same Man as NJ - 49,. oi '"e
noli,iaal ,a,,,,,.,irrr, - - o''''i 10y
"Rnt e,., 80 .
way. thar tha a,n,,,,,,, - , go :"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-16
PRESIDENT GIVES
VIEWS ON PAC TS

ttontinard from First rase)
ton of the treaties as they were
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-19
Meat me at Pinard s.

Meet me at Pinard's.
Majestic Cafe for : fine Sun
day dinner.
g. X KIRK was down from Platte
Monday.
james Costello was . Tyndall visitor
Saturday.
A good saddle for sale. Inquire At
this Office. II.
Attorney 4. N. Gable was = Sioux
City visitor this week.
Corn planting ssas been practically
completed 10 this locality.
Attorney G. M. Caster was was
down from Lake Andes Tuesday.
For rent. furnrihsed room. For
particulars call ct this Office.
b.. Flannery has been spending
the week At Sioux City and Elk Point.
MI. and Mrs. w. Truax went to
Mitchell Tuesday, returning Friday
II their auto.
N y. Warren arrived Home Sunday
fran Sioux City with . fine new
Chalmers Pony Tonneau.
Don't forget that 3. G. Schneider is
~conducting ! big reduction sale on his
largs stock Of jewerly. etc.
Ralph Parker Of Lake Andes was in
~ city Tuesday. having brought down
: load y passengers IN his auto.
Dance IN the opera house. Wagner.
Friday, My ~. Music furnished By
~ TIE Schimke Bros. orchestra.
Let you forget il. now would be
! rood time % place your bid IN that
line Singer sewing machine at Schrei-
Mr.. r. G. Baker and children left
Saturday for Hickville. Ohio. for an
extended visit with Mrs. Bakers
parents.
For : good Sunday dinner 60
% The Majestic cafe.
Il Won't cost YOU anything to bid on
that Singer sewing machine At Schrei-
her's. and yoa may get : good ma
ehine cheap.
III. Frsd Mackinstadt and little
daughter rs DEBORAH, lows, arrived
Thursday awning for . visit with her
huldbend and con.
B. fishing y reported a. bein 2
very rood 4 the lake nov and many Of
- heal n'mrods have been enjoying
sou,e very good catches.
oishss sold " piece. dozen, Or sets.
u Revaart's.