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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

and an army OF murderers were turned
out to supply the order. No less
than 1000 terms have been sent from
Long Island In one season for millinery
purposes. At one auction alone In Lon
don there were sold ioi,sss West Indian
and Brazilian bird skins. and Ss,sS Eas,
Indian, besides thousands OF pheasants
and birds OF paradise
The meaning Of such statistics Is sim
ply that the women Of Europe and
America have given an order for th'
RUTHLESS determination OF birds. o..
! IL is not seriously eontended In any
quarter that this wholesale destruction
effected often I'm the most revolving and
heartiess manner. Is capable OF excuse
or justification. yet the efforts Of those
who address themselves TO the better
feelings OF the offenders appear to meet
with little or no success. .E-E
The cause OF this failure must un-
douhtedly be sought in the general lack
OF any clear conviction that animals have
rights. and the evil will never be thor
oughly rcmedled until not only this par
tlcuiar abuse. but all such abuses, and
tho prime source from which such
abuses originate. have been subjected TO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
A Tonic Test

We are all weak creatures" says Mrs.
Corney, laying down a general principle.
so we are" said the beadle.
just think. for example, Of the number
Of fabulously rich and powerful men, IN
GLIDING John d. himself. who have 10
wear wigs. Bald heads stand as glaring
emblems Of mankind's limitations. We,
can slice continents In half with great
canals or push towers higher into the
heavens than ancient Babel, but We an
feel like weak creatures again the min
ute We hear the barber saying to a shiny
pated customer; Try little tonic. sir?''
A wonderful creative genius had Brown
ing. but when this great man expert
mentally" shaved off his beard one day.
he must have felt as small and power,
less as an ant TO hear his wife order:
1T must be grown again this minute
And 30 1t is with none Of the up-
roaTious levity Of some Of our -contempo-
raries, but rather with a sympathetic
appreciation OF the stupendous nature or
his task. that We begin to watch the year
long demonstration OF Chicago hair
tonic manufacturer who recently was IN
structed by a municipal solomon to prove
the merits OF a specific by growing hair
on a bald-headed policeman.-Harper's
Weekly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

a good deal Of liquid nourishment or are
cot inclined to exercise. In some cases
there is a constitutional reason for the
increased weight and a physician should
be consulted.
For the really obese. exercise of any
kind is difficult. but for the woman who
is just beginning to get stout. dancing.
swimming. fencing. tennis, bicyciing-all
these things are to be recommended as
well as regular work in a gymnasium,
or housework. with the exercises. some
Of which / have already suggested. and
others mentioned below.
Lie flat on the back on the floor. hands
elapsed under the head. Lift the left
leg TO perpendicular position. toes ex-
tended away from the body. stretch the
hip and thigh muscles vigorously. Re-
turn the leg TO the floor, keeping muscles
quite stiff Raise the right leg and re-
peat the exercise. After practicing this
alternately Twelve times. kick the legs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
Married Life the Third Year
Warren Fails to Brings His Mother Present and Helen
Buys One Here
By MABEL HERBERT URNER.

Of course. you got II on your trip"
Huh. don't see much difference be-
tween telling a lie and acting one. But
all right-well let It go at that
Helen flushed. She knew that in small
things she was not so brutality truthful
as Warren. She could never quite see why
1t was not exeUsable to tell harmless fib
II II saved some ones feelings.
"Now. we don't want to fool around
here too long-I phoned mother we'd be
up there about s. You'd better be getting
ready" r. f'R
All the way up In the subway Helen
kept dreading the call and wondering
what II would be like. She hoped some
OF the rest of the family would be there
Il would be much less embarrassing,
But Mrs. Curtis was alone. She greeted
Warren cordially. and Helen with prim
formality. But Warren dispelied the
awkwardness OF the first few moments
by plunging at once into an account OF
his trip.
Helen was sitting In a low, straight
chair by the window. She had taken
II nervously and now found she was
most uncomfortable. 1t was very low
and had no arms and she felt curiously
awkward and conscious OF her hands.
which added to her confusion. She
took UP magazine from a nearby table
just to have something to hold. She had
hardly spoken since she entered but
she knew that Mrs. Curtis was observing
her. ..
'oh. here, mother-here's little re-
membrance brought you" said Warren,
drawing the package from his pocket.
Mrs. Curtis opened II and took out the
tiny travelling clock.
'oh, how thoughtful of you. That's
something I've always wanted"
And it runs eight days. mother, that's
the best of IT,"
"oh, II does" neutrality-suspicious.
the back Of II. And It has an alarm.
too. But where's the key?"
The key7'' repeated Warren. Isn't
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

4 an impartial criticism
In saying this do moi. Of course mean
to imply that speciaI effort. should moi
be directed aeains, sper,al .cr,s,,,..
In saying this do NOT. Of oo,h.. MAS
10 imply that sneoial .,,or,. snon,S -,
be directed against Hn.claI cro.l,,s.
1 hayc already converted ~, an.
r.sponslhnl,v a. ,na an.
which fa,hlon.h,e r,,,,r.rS !. ,,.,,s..,..
.aa"''"ao's h'''hne'y 70 ihsusauhE
mand ra,h.r 49, M. "sse VINO se
,he.. h,d.o,s 80 s,,.', w eesp's'
I,n,or,nn.,.,,, a.. ''na'.n
.,s..s,'.'. ,"e p'ooesS IKE ,nAt ok
49,, 'housnout oeie-
So. ~ V'"s' nahus man those OK ths'
u'',iha's purchaser, so that II "a exceed
!, 49, - ~ p.'"s nome que sense
800 eu''''"ese W the rsht person.
,,s woman VINO claims TO be
NV 'nah mere skeleton upon which
ns,,.a. ~. n1ns'. every woman VINO
oeheNeS she mas heart and mind.
-, - anu eo's,uel 'ne enormity OF tbs
,s , une tea.nered creatures OF
- 80" .asu,onsoie mhiihery wages.
,. ~. wv ,e'oNe 10 use her feminine
$500" -, a"u 'Nsee IN creating mats and
s,,,a' :, 'Or ner o"n use which do not re-
h,ra. - 80, 49, -, - VI isa,hers Oh DEAD
T,,.s ~ I,"ne mem oe4uuiul
,.na,a ~. ~ 'nole kro'esaue sight 70
49, "oah cruz iuncheon,
h,rd a."ora,,a every manner OF
retner - dlse,.. ~. -" -. aesus meet 'o
inr k,ndn... 49, 49, -, 49, =. nrlnk|
cr,.,,v '"' 'o''' anu S'enihs
Resides IN. ,, 49,
tIon fsubier, ra,na- 80 " ms cues
49,, .s." !. 's.' sineo u ~ no ques-
decress. ~ Mira. ,na.ra .1 'ns
OF insects ana n,o,n. 80 -
seauent de,tr,,ctinn :, ,.',,,. .on-
vegetables ana ,r.a. s"s'
From an industrial, a. -,
name, point Of yiew worn.n .so,,,s
eanizo a no.blrd r,,,,,.,,, ,".,. VI
Beautiful creations a. h..a~
fashioned out Or ribbon. lscs ,.rns
flowers and jet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

vigorously with thigh muscles relaxed.
Exercise IL-stand erect. hands on hips,
twist the body at the waist, turning first
toward one side. then toward thes other.
Keep the chest raised and shoulders back
while doing this movement.
Exercise III.-For reducing the lump at
the back Of the neck, stand erect, head
very high. Lift the shoulders, draw them
back as far as possible. Now move them
in a circular manner backward. up and
forward. putting a great deal Of vigor
into the motions with the desire TO
heighten the circulation In that particular
and very disfiguring lump on the back.
Carry the shoulders back whenever you
can remember to do so, even II the posi-
ton is stiff and awkward This exercise
and the following one will help reduce
the size Of the bust.
Exercise 1V.-Stand erect with hands on
the chest. Slowly stretch the arms and
hands back as far as possible. keeping
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

II you have eger been to fashionable
Turkish bath where the wealthy fat lady
Is catered TO you know why she DOESN'T
get thin. not matter how much money
she may spend on herself
This Is the ordinary procedure: Enter
Fat Lady.
'oh. my dear. I'm sure I've gained at
Yes know should exercise more. but
how can 1? There is so much to do. Now.
Lizzie" tthis to the patient bath attsn-
danD 7 want you 10 work over me as
hard Is you can. shall stay here all the
afternoon and I'm sure can melt off
some Of this flesh"
Well. she stays there for hours. pers-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

II in the box?'
But a search OF the box. the tissue
paper and the clock itself failed to re-
veal the key. de-.
why didn't they give you key with
H. Helen." demanded Warren thought
lessly.
There was a dead silence. Helen
flushed holly as she nervously turned
the pages Of the magazine.
"oh. then you didn't bring this with
your asked Mrs. Curtis stiffly.
Warren laughed. little disconnected.
ITO tell the truth, mother. I was so
rushed the week left that Just forgot
to get you anything. So Helen got this
here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

''Un. see. more colby. well. I'm
sure II was very nice Of her.
And then as she rose to put the clock
on the table something fell changing to
the floor. .a.
'oh. there's the key" as Warren
stopped to pick II up. 1T must have
dropped out when you opened the box"
Mrs. Curtis put the key beside the
clock on the table and then returned to
her chair with a stiff nod.
I'm sure II will be very useful
present, and l am very much obliged to
you both" ...
After this. although nothing more was
said about It. even Warren seemed slightly
constrained. And they left rather early.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

Now. that's what you get by acting q
lie." he began when they reached the
street.
But. dear, only did II for her--so
she wouldn't think you'd forgotten her. "
well. II never pays to lie about any
thing. And you've got to have a darned
sight better memory than have TO get
away with Il successfully"
oh. dear. wouldn't call that lie,
that was such a harmless little
Yes, you dodge the truth whenever II
suits you. and call II harmless fibs.'
WELL anything that's not the truth is a
lie. There's nothing between. And the
next time you inveigie me into a scrape
like tonight you'll know it,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

And here Ia o
little extract from
some gtRtist les
given by Henry
Salt. In his booklet.
Animals Rights, "
published In Lon
don.
zone dealer In
London Is said to
have received as q
single consignment
ss.oo dead hum
ming birds, so.ooo
aquatic birds and
10000 pairs of
wings. A Partisan
dealer had a con-
tract for a. 900 birds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

them on level with the shoulders. In
hale deeply. Bring the hands back TO
the first position. During this exercise
keep pressing the neck back as IL you
were pushing against your collar. Re-
peat many times.
You can't get thin In a hurry. because
every bit Of fat has to be literally burned
out Of you with the oxygen you breathe.
and the exercises are to aid you in this
process.
That is why say: Fat people. get out
or doors. It's fresh air pumped into your
lungs that is going to consume the car
bon or fat which worries you 50 much.
The better the air the quicker the re-
suits.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

1 don't remember
seeing a thin 6
lwhen you unpacked
Iyour trunk
by George. I
bid forget that!
or course. 1 in
tended to get her
something. But
that last day was
SO rushed that It
went clear out Of
my mind"
''oh, then you'll
have to get some
thing here. She'll
not know where II
can.a frap,a nv
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
What Jane said.

Did you hear the satirical reply Jane
Sharp made to Tommy GIlder7''
NO; what was -itg'
He said, 1t wouldn't be my money
you would marry me for. would it?'"
And what did Jane ssyT'
"she said. What awful conceitr ~
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
WOman's Rights and Dead Birds
by ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Now. while the agitation OF womans
rights is going on. let all women give a
thought to the rights Of birds in Gods
beautiful world.
The season for spring hats 10 here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
IN ms TO
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cef~e HOME COO EAL Or pAD.
Ne BONNET Aes>uep OK
MRSo AS. D's Bon WANEpE7s.
We SuppEp A'~ IKE poVSt+
Wns Bow HAspep IT 8Ack
SASfs6 TWAS counrERe9E
JOE pASeo ntEH catRpep.
"WEu KEEP n UNTIL
DkAoRRpvs IT WILL sc
Gooo 6s,OAS-
P ST. =
Pass 1e Buns JOAN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
BAh6!! bAh6!!
ANo ANOTHER INDIAN
Orr he DUST.

WnnE NEW xAps. THEN
iGo 70 NE ceMpojfhG
rooM MAKE W 40 tG
me coONrrS koMok
AWN- pses< kN~fi ~ 10
Hu0S. MAZE W n4e
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300 pA<C OF eop~ copS "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

1t was at breakfast, the second morn
ms after warren's arrival. that Helen
asked suddenly:
Warren, didn't you bring your mother
anything2 just thought Of II now-and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

AA- Ma PA ors me LoujrUH
Wf= MAEyNS W ME
SbprtN q phGe Now
iGC 70 nae OFFICE At
boht 6Hr. Lpx p4Rct6<t
AuntE DINER nAErS
cue OFT 5000 kCso H5NS
PASTE 1NENSp Asn 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11
~:

aass ESssE VAN pAVe PAINTED
- ~S ~ AeTRe,J 70. AL
W6s6S pAiHT BIT oAly A I
~ can DRAW e5s,e,S pSH
-, 80 .NSnItApE pk,nrhG. sac
.c os.c 10 PANT Az rnuAn
1s-,p 49,. hNp WRorE 10 AN
80 re'7So heoUr n. MA
q Nro m MET. '''NN'
K~ooWA~ar 70 zee An rAilay
SosSEr 60 w 70 WHITE plA,n<
WHERE nE ARE \soek,sn
Or nte AQvsoucr AHp wv
CAN SsE me "a 60,
DROP MAT wHeELsAeeo
At+Ar DO YOU know
ABOUT MAC NJ ssER>y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

enormous appetite ana teeiing Indt She
should really indulge herself after being
so good about taking the hot bath and
trying SO hard TO reduce-she orders n
meal that staggers even the waiter who
is seasoned to the orders Of the Fat
Lady.
Then she tells you that nothing helps
her. and that all methods Of reducing
flesh are foolish and useless.
As long as you are going to be self
indulgsnt about your diet It is quite use
less TO Try to reduce.
The appetite Of very fat person Is
often unhealthy. quite as unhealthy as
their fat On the other hand. some stout
people cat very little. Usually they take
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

nv FAUNA n~Aef NOT DC org or
kes WORKS. uoo eur ~ Ms
Ln19 BoUBLAck srA~p on
i@"T HtS A Man or POLISH
NHo MAT s wHgrs ne sAiseS.
Aos6 GANG FAT 7orS A EseSo
WHO Hho <GEHnN JpGr<T
onAoNTfS IN NAetIs. wesY sner
reHS BOr AAoNr 0EN n4sas
-. ~ 9seARs WANTED 10 &c Win
w on AoMETNN6. NEyA7pep Torry
poN ms VET Arfp AsEso.
Fns VS.. coaSUL AT
COLON 20 MAILED A LETTER
~ooto IT NAVE A sRlow?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

coeaR+ n fes>p Dssa w
Ano vAGN SGr , MoRE
svT1oN1 AsSAS At
10y ~ IN poAe. 60 ilsAAe
SA Fgp, ms kina. SS
MsM 10 Gt|oot cH1sr
W. HC evr ettaae TIe
ceNAAi1 BArtv deMhsS
%so ~ AboVr- 70 a NlStF
~ AhEEp 80 a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-11

piring freely and being rubbed and
pummeIed until you would think
there ought to be some reduction ia
J. Mt. ind probably there
would be, too. only after sche has
been in the bath two or three
hours she emerges with a most
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

There is little place city life today for babies
Anuioios prefer 10 let houses families that have
nc damage the properly and annoy
neisnDors.
Apartment houses generally closed against the
ne.ie ones. LOGS may be accepted. but not children.
The applicant for a place as janitor steward
coachman any a other places Of domestic
service may be allowed to have a wife and perhaps
bring her with him service mahogany doors
will not swing open to servants children
The widow who is forced to make a living Tor
herself and little finds them barrier wherever
she turns.
All too often, every day do the customs OF city life
turn the children of the poor from blessing into
and insupportable burden
Al too often parents love their children as
dearly the rich love their by harsh nee
sites place them in institutions or desert them and
when Ire is sifted the bottom the fault is
found TO be less with the parents than with sense
less and hearess customs and condition put upon
hem by those who easily coddf they would Change 1t
all
And the most pitfnl part of it from the broader
viewpoint that the world is suffering lack OF devel
opment of its best material for future manhood and
womanhood
It is to the children of the poor that the world has
ever looked for the best in the For yoke
servitude changes necks
1t is natures equation the preservation and
progress OF the
One of the greatest crimes against mankind is com
mitted when home broken up forces Lives
torn loose from former moorings without chart or
compass. set adrift cruel sea- If they reach
the harbor safely it is because Gods hand at the
helm.
The sea is black with rotting hulks broken in the
sunderng of family ties and the crushing of the holy
influences of home
II the children of the cty's poor are Disseminated
against must not be said that the children of the
citys rich are being eliminated
The DEGREES of society render it inconvenent and
questionable to have children most of the great
mansions know them not.
Babies to the home what sunshine is to the fields
its life and light The prattle and lisp, the laugh
of pure JOY and the patter of the little feet make the
real home and represent its real purpose.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
roposats Wanted

BIDS will be received by the COM
mlttee On public works of the city
OF brunswick, Ga, for furnishing all
the material and labor and doing the
work of grading and paving the I'M
paved sidewalks on Mansfield street,
between Bay and Albany streets, with
10 hexagon tile, monolithic cement
or vitrlfied brick, according to the
plans and specifications on file in
the office of the city engineer. There
VIII be approximately 1900 lineal feet
OF A. Is" cement curb, 1900 lineal
teet Of 81 81 cement curb, 27e
llneal feet of A." IS" cement curb,
1870 ineal feet of 3" KRIS" cement
curb. 270 lnealsfeet Of AK IS" gran
ite curb and 400 square yards OF
paving.
Bids must be sealed and addressed
to the committee on public works ara
FAUST be received before-11 a. m. No
-Fember 2e.s1s12.. and, aceompaniad ny
certified check for $4,000, PAYABLE
TO W. B. Fain, city treasurer, vii ii
Ti'l be returned to the unsucces s'ui
o'dGer. The city reserves the kight
to reject any and all bids.
j.. L. Zachry
IL ;" City Engineer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

The change in administration is not expected to ma.
teriay alter the plans of those are
ested in the Improvement of the rivers and harbors OF
the United States After the present administration
Is ehaeo progressive citizens in all the states will look
10 democratic administration to carry the work
of river harbor and mprov now under way
on the ground that the platform OF the democrats is
even stronger than the platforms of other parties with
respect to this very vital question
The ninth ,,4nual convention of the rivers and har-
bors congress will be held in Washington December
T. for three days session. when the opening address
will be delivered by President Taft Congress will be
session at the time and the personnel of the
merce committee of the and the rivers and har
bors committee of the house will be closely
to what changes will be made later
rhe senate committee on commerce. which consists
of seventeen members lost two-Bourne of Oregon
tRep) and Percy of Mississippi (Dem.)-while the
house committee rivers and harbors lost eight
three democrats Ransdel Louisiana of South
Carolina and Boehle of Indiana Lawrence of Massa-
chusetts Davidson of Wisconsin, Young of Michigan,
Rodenberg of Illinois, and Kennedy of Iowa. republi-
cans The only member of the house committee who
will continue in is Mr. Ransde who has been
elected to the His distinguished is not
onl in the house but president since its reorgan
za.cn of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
should in the very nature of things place him the
commerce Committee of the senate
Now that the democrats practically assured of
control of the senate. Mr.. Nelson will be retired from
the craftsmanship of the committee for a
democrat, the membership the committee being in
creased by the addition four make up the ten,
the apportionment accorded the majority party.
There nine republican members of the committee
holding over. whom would have to be eliminat-
ed, and six hold over democrats
As the election did not change the party complex
ion of the house the apporonment of the rivers and
harbors committee will remain the same with Mr..
Sparkman of Florida as chairman The new members
assuming the present members reelected will be re-
appointed, there will be three democrats and five re-
publcans Besides the chairman the reelected demo-
Gratis Burgess of Texas Humphreys of Mississippi
Taylor of Alabama, Edwards of Georgia Small of North
Carolina, Booher of Missouri Gallagher of Illinois, Drs
coll Of New York Donohoe of Pennsylvania and vScully
of New Jersey, democrats; Humphreys of Washington
and Barchheld of Pennsylvania republicans
The outlook work started by democrats when they
sained maorits in the house several years ago will
now be brought to successful issue
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton for the many manifestations Of
love and esteem expressed and the
aid rendered by friends and relatives
before and after the death of our
loved one, Mrs. A. S. Deaver. She
was a faithful and true wife, an at
fectionate mother, loyal friend, and
whose loss we know We shall forever
mourn. A. S. oeaver and Family.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

busy politicians are already drawing that term
democratic declaration on President-elect Wilson How
very prompt they are Still in the meantime Governor
Wilson might make such atrackerjack president that
The whole country will insist on a second term
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

~ is TO be hoped that there is mistake about Pres
ident-elect Wilson Offering the premiership to Senator
bacon OF Georgia. The senior senator Georgia is
emlnently fited 10 make the country really great
secretary of state
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

New YORK is TO be congratulated the yerdicts in
poth the Becker and the gunner cases Now then if
Verolcts Will stand and action is had promptly then
New York has gone long way towards breaking UP
the system
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

mayor Tiedeman has made the people of Savannah
oanuy mayor and his administration has been marked
oy SOUND business policies and greater Savannah 1t
is to be hoped that he will yield TO the wishes OF his
friends and stand for reelection again. 49,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

Governor Wilson should really enjoy his rest in Ber-
muda Pretty soon he is to have a democratic con
gress and the tariff question both on his hands and
well that's something to have all right enough
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

governor wilson is great bicycle rider and pro-
poses to ride fifty miles day while on that Bermuda
visit He beat President Taft at that game too,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

100 BAD But true, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait came
o"'A Inc oher DAY and the New York sufragsts gave
her very noisy reception too
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

"hle turkey Is getting just what she deserves and
shod nave is great pity the allies could not also
make sideswpe at Austria