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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-16

Smoke ELEGANTES. the Cigar OF
Fashion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-16

GILES CURED IN TO ia DAYS.
Your druggist N<f refunu money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any,
case of Itching. Binding or Protrv
ing Piles in to IA days. SOC.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-16
Personal
Mention

J. G. L. Googe left last night on a
business trip to South Carolina.
Claude b. Poser, representing the
Visible Smith Premier Typewriter, is
in town with headquarters at the
Oglethorpe.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-02-16

The AmeTicH1 lnsurrecto."
Through the Enemy's Lines"
Admission Sc and Toe.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
kIMMEL SAYS
 HE IS KIMMEL
CLAIMANT IS PUT ON STAND IN cELEeRATED TRIAL FOR $25. 900
 INSURANCE MONEY.
Declares lie Is Son of Mrs. j. Esteiie kmmel and Brother of Mrs.
 Bonstett.

St. Louis. Feb 2S--The man known as Andrew J. White, who is the claimant in the famous kimmel insur- ance case, furnished the climax in a dramatic situation today when he swore on the witness stand that he is George A. Kimmel, whose mysteri- ous disappearance from Arkansas City, Kas., gave rise to the present controversy.
 What is your aame?' was the first question asked the claimant by coun- sel for the insurance company of New York, which is being sued for recov- cry oI $5.000 life insurance on Kim mers life.
 George Alfred Kimmel" said the witness, taking care to pronounce the middle name distinctly.
 Where were you born?"
 Niles, Merrien county, Michigan ?
 "When?"
 February I, lS67.' tMrs. Kimmel testified that Georges birthday was February ID
 Are you the brother of Edna Kim mel Bonstettg"
 q am was the loudly enunciated reply.
 Are you the son of Estelle Kim mel?v
 ~of J. Estelle Kimmel,' said the witness, correcting the lawyer. and when the question was put again he answered: q ann
 That is all,1 said Mcintosh. Take the witness
 The brevity of the direct examina. tion had been expected since Judge Amidon told the lawyers the question at issue is whether Kimmel was alive when the suit was filed in 1904. As Kimmel disappeared in July, 1898. he was not legally dead in 1904. seven years absence being required to con stitute legal death. in the absence of evidence of physical death.
 At the afternoon session Harry Fox aud his wife, who had taken the claim ant to lunch. had apparent difficulty in getting him to re-enter and resume his testimony He hesitated at the door and the whispered argument with the Foxes and with private detec-
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
SOUTHERN LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Magnates Practically Agree on 1912
 Program at Little Rock.

Little Rock. Ark, Feb. 23.--Work of revising the proposed schedule for 1912 occupied the Southern league magnates who assembled here this afternoon in their annual spring meet ing. The expected fight ca the sched- ule proposed by Chattanooga. did not materialze and when the meeting ad- iourned the situation had been well gone over and it was said the sdhed- nle had been agreed upon for adop- ton tomorrow.
 A banquet was rendered the visiting magnates tonight at the Marion ho- tel, by President William Kayanaugh.
 Those present at today's meeting were: President F. B. Coleman, Memphis; President R. Fl. Baugh, Bir- mingham; President c. B. Andrews. Chattanooga; Vice President Charles Nunnally and Manager Charles Hemp hill, Atlanta, and Manager Mike Finn, Mobile.
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COMMISSIONERS DELAYED.
Salvation Army Officers Dsappoint a
 Large Crowd.

Commissioner Estill, Territorial Sec retary George French, and Provisional Officer Colonel j. W. Cousins, of the Salvation Army, who were to have ar rived yesterday and conducted the meeting atthe hall last night, failed to reach the city on account of delay by a railway wreck. There was a large assemblage out to hear these of ficers and there was keen disappoint- ment manifested but splendid meet ing was held with Rev. F. M. Wylie as the speaker. assisted by Rev. For ney Hutchinson.
 A telegram from the officers an nounced that Colonel George French. known as the silver tongued orator of the Army, will be here tonight to conduct the meeting, and all who were out last night are invited to return tonight. and everyone is cordially in- yited to be present.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
ANOTHER ELECTION PaoRE.

St. Louis. Feb 23-United States Senator James B. Reed, when told in St. Louis today that there were ru- mors in Washington of an investiga- ton of an election of Senator Dupont of Delaware, declared he would move Monday, upon his return to Washing ton, that such investigation he made. Senator Reed declined to discuss the details of the proposed investigation. All that he would say was that he would recommend that the senate in- quire into the election of Dupont who is millionaire powder manufacturer.
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CLOSING OF BAZAAR.

The Ladies' Temple Aid society an. nounces that they will close their very successful bazaar at the Al bright corner tonight with an auction sale of all articles left over from the former nights. There are a number of excellent and valuable articles which will be sold under the hammer or in some other manner to dispose of them quickly. The sale win be held from 7:30 to S:30.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
KLAUS TO FIGHT DILLON.

San Francisco, Feb. 2S-FranlI Klaus. the Pittsburg middleweight who defeated Sailor" Petroskey in a 2Oround contest yesterday. has been matched by James Coffrouh to box Jack Dillon of indianapolis. here next month. The date has not been fixed.
 The defeat of Abe Attell by Johnny Kilbane in Los Angeles yesterday will not interfere with the scheduled At ell-eHarlem Tommy Murphy bout here on March g, Coffroth said.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24

tive detailed by the insurance com pany to watch him, was looked on with interest by people along the cor ridors. The court room was packed with spectators, large number of them being women.
 In summoning the claimant to begin his testimony at the morning session, Attorney O'Brien called "Mr. Kim mel.' There was no answer and he said George whereupon the man got up and replied Here"
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
TEMPLE AID BAZAAR.

The Temple Aid society bazaar at the old Albright stand. corner of Bridge street and Central avenue. Is growing in interest, and this last day of the week promises to be it's largest from every point of view It is the most interesting because of the gen. eral disposal of many of the hand somest things that have been shown during the week. and there will no doubt be large attendance there. The work is all for charitable cause, and the ladies had made quite sum during the week
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
FILleusTER IN THE HOUSE.


 Washington, Feb 29.-In an effort to beat pending pr.yate pension bills this afternoon, Representative Rod denberry delivered speeches and re- sorted to all known methods of filibus- tering. Finally. at 6:90 o'clock this evening, the rules committee was forced to hold shurry up7 meeting in Democratic Leader Underwood's office and bring in a rule to shut off debate and pass the bills.
 The fiIibuster was the most success ful one-man affair the house has seen in some time.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
TIE BASKET BALL GAME
Bijou and ouachita Play 54 to 34
 Game Last Night

0ofiC -ooN iNi9ffAt
 Ouachita College and the Biioa Athletics played tie game og bas- ket bah last night, the score being S4 to s4, when the time keepers whistle announced the close of the game, 1t was one Of the closest and fastest games played here this sea tan. The tie will be played off at The rink this evening, when another ecrking gamesis expected.
 sauls of the locals was put out ot the game for rough tactics and there was a prospect of trouble for time, but cooler judgment prevailed
 Ledgerwood outshone his team rates in play, while Courson and Pelt $ arred for the visitors. The lineup:
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24
WARNING ORDER

In Garland Chancery court E. V. Rowan. Plaintiff,
 Against
 Lillian K. Rowan, defendant The defendant. Llllie K. Rowan. Is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff.
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court on this 25th day of January, 1912.
 H. A. WHITTINGT0N. Clerk. By S. ]. Erickson. Deputy. Leo Mclaughlin. Attorney ad Item.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-24

Biiou Smith and Ledgerwood. for wards; Sauls and Eddy, center: Ow- ems, Casey and J Lambert, guards.
 Ouachita -Courson and Pelt. for wards; Easterly, center; Landes and Wallace, guards
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

We srf rninG te aavt paVnr and
en- rriair ihs della, n eeitlnr iht
nofk un.itreas i nol ihe oat st
~ praneiifafHa D. i. generally
rumored difference. hfaeen fhe
ir,fi car ,enisny saa ne lfit
lrr n~gs.ffshi fnr isf temporary
uih Whist sr iit.. differences
ilne ar ihtr io Pal rmefitl What
iff'oHf steps hsft htn itln rs
Wari ihe'f ssiu,m Ihesf sre Nt
'r Intimate lnt~i Hn. phih slmIl
's answered faf ihc lsntl ~ ths
prh Corpus Chr.is patiur +.
Family affAr "a n sluothine n
Nhfh nf eleye efrr nan hs> a
reni nfasr What ur h.ase ie ,,isa
.ats Wn.1r af n.st
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
PARKS AND BoULRvARDs

Az some iuiur ine when prop
fit has herome iumenselt vain
ahle Copu. Chreiiwiil awaken 81
Ihe fact thar sbs nfers sssism 49,
park, and boUle,ars AZ pnseni
wl have two park, and one " ihs-..
Has made possible Boy puhl ,plrii
ei Women boulevard in ih iiue
ne oi ihe W0ri We haYe mono
ind t'i these tea assefs PARIS nnf
po0'naris count mor, thuu si.
ofhe~ tovari ihc creation nf a
Ti,nl rrwr lieaHh we haft ana
climatic along uih b inpographieal
rnfirmmeHt nnniuaihel 1n Gre Tres
as coast $50 hatf enmmodous ha
Gels ll.o aud o. dcifrnnaim io
efpr& others nuf Rhaf have w.
dome Ava,i nsurne visitors soms
reasonable share of mai'msio a.
.nns What have wo DONE .n
the naf nf Identification Oh rn
shir n tn say ae hats oapitalned
ou nuf mnehlassfed natural alfsu
iaufs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
TOO MUCH CRYING WOLF

l.erl Robert. kencsi NJ Rr
% nru. dotes nn fhe ftar nf
way with DDrmun, Time and ara.n
Hc sounds fhe pale hsele of nauon
u uuprorarelur,, RrmchHng ihe
ores, with 8r 'prlphroc. and
iamm m.rIfnr 20 Toe 0l,serg
rrrnofni from ihe swirl of Euro
mean ani Asaiir affairs . appear.
l0rl Robert. sr0ats w.ih max
mw NJ truth ana . minimum off
Hsdtm Thr rr, nf wolf isdnn
germs masmuch as b. may tend fo
Nreclpiiaip iho crisis MIL fh
B ltans ai ID ike WmnAfl rr gie.
aiia'~ nome foo placid .n Northern
Afr.rH th.na uaipItilnr nifh nn
t0h io prove her mliar rna
Hnre and eenrrl unrest tripping
fhn thioai ~ ihe nntrrs Enanul
rd Drrnfanf an uune fno .af
Ihes would Dol e.ns lrmm, hrter
90 10 ihrs desaied frm fhe e,n
slant Authorization oi rhoei.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
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mrfs fNnHid bo puf inio sreft BE-
would plarr' uis rHpnir into pff
find 10 eomnirffIaI disaster soon as
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urhi ahtad bas.nsss mrfostins. ihs
railroads hsl. mUr nHRl Usn ihr,
sln haHl fiats hoid ap eeH in rmia
pr hifh rafos fnr lnana auA there Do
eterF s,hsH's ~ pfrs.ni ora ron
unnoaf prosperity
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80 nrie nfirntioa ~ leHf ,.ii.nis
paid iu politics iu enc Wall street ais
uiri iasi Row fhai ih,fs mlghi ir na
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isss Ths rrnrrai apinirn opposes a.
be- ihai ihe en1 rGof a. hs expected
ffefn 'hs isiiiiioai situation vil D. ths
r''i'f fh1t vif bf feif when iss .ls-
fiDn hhs been aennnsiB aceided A. 10
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ans paftirulsf sanalaaie rurh 3 fsf
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i'H'iriaur wan nla su sfA.g g..
sem'nis fsH before th,r rossst a.
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hnnsotsll arr fnfuF Co. ssFf fhf hlff
Hptefpe iRun. snd shfissiar ,asam
iii seems io ihnn thf auiY psf n
rirurt uffh 900 Ffarr from nesastea
ffo so in his asn saniuaifsfishs
ono ~ ihe meet 1iaasfrsus psniaa -
fhiF renfrhilnh naHlmofs son
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
THE DIAz FIAsco

u has N-f CALLED bot aue thing
thr pial fia.eu % eps go prove
MeNfea has nugf 81 the DEADLY hn-
NOR fpr war nhhh accompanies %.
iHital and social dlSfurhsnces arr,ee
ihe ocean u prsn- that though
pilagf a1d military YaeahDudaRe
thrive in ihf shadow ~ ihr Cts al
heKlrn uo rial war Is Go b. feared
iram niernai ssnrefa Ncwrihr
i'a,, Madefo Is n0i fidlne the srt-,f
ii the llffrg wave pictured hf eu
ihnsiasiH contemporaries 40 home
n ihf circle ~ he cabinfi b. r
ts-sg hy problrm indfpendeui 81
arms md from Naiamaras ~ Vera
Cruz and Ac.pulco fins 20 hsfred
shoulder and suisii paffpis whe
kern igals for mnft,r and fwvenge
The vhoie ~ Mexigo NAV ~ liken
ef ~ one ~ tbnasa mud-chokei gcv
ers In Yeliev~tone Para where ,hs
glossy mnd IS ronstauiIy flune
ssrrier h9 . ehnssnnd mlnisiure
raier. ~ sisam TAs only solailon
~ Nesito troubles i Intervention
And this so'uiion i a. tr~iiy aud
fegretabiesas Il i ne4wary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
OTHER VIEWS


Ne ctat A. NNwfes
VITA tht nationAl ele,tt.sa ~ NJ, Z
slr,et oI,aa 81 ths prctltu ~ ,h4
So, ia. hent NsteI .a secslsiar atton.
tlon ir thr iene rua IN wa,.st
harss de,iis sieetions
Hhrrt sro f..sat ~ M TINTED STATE.
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ptens ene nnh ate rals4 ~ ssalns
nse Ysa "a h. pfattrN teftAiut,
sfai not maFe fttn ~ psf otn pl tht
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ftnt issaf ti lfeIt, WcsAs ti.. asss.s
ihis Qaesiinr sn1 ssss ihtt shlie man,
siaies hass Nnlira tas rlsriafsla. fss
htsl matt ans nHeffs 81 oonNsl ~
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aes.s So sdas
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hars hfsn 1fassn ia ifr rfeshleesi ava
ths uaF hste.sn ihs state. esisti hsp.
hien fssirons.i nlht fters rhe ,ols
ffat sUaf .amUlH4a Nih tKt N.ilar
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naiss 900 ih. sHinF sifsnsih mtsi
mats dtineil0ns ff uantNiti efimi
nsls uuHuns sud uaarefs $40 $50 nni
Hlunri thr taIn b, $500 state thost
be- iDs sfnf ani na,n perseus shssnt
ifmlufaflt uHm tns Ouunify ana
tNa'f u,e numnsi uhe 900 uhasI0aNf
uhahit io b. ia iht paUs
in hs ttui, of elsNan rrsmfs u.
iiaffa has Nsmsl BE- au thsf narN
imlafiaui hsriaenlnrs m kmuu,sn
hisivff m'fhi haft resulted oihuals.
h'A mHfe tnirlf sswHslh ihfH iaf
r.naiite uaiy Uns suitf m sstsu
Showed tnoueh Interest m zoe rsiu
patFn m 1894 e. fu i1 thr uaiis an8
onh uno in thres faur seaw latrf
Andrew lNtron eaa sietsd nsih
nH's fnr nta, ESQ honsr miehi bat.
drfesfel mm
Del isit uu1 l.estsil ratrs were eari
cod mef sNuae oo stsi.ed ~ hsn,
linh ihfi votes. iaines " l.lh mieht
hove noen deissis,i us uss.oar uar
w'shi neN"f have bean f1urht Tssas
miFhi nui hsfs tesn admitted re-
state nor california acquired. ana ths
riNN vsf mifhi have be,n postponed
AflHnta Consultation
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

A news utn siaiss ihat tHe suii
Hiet tY tNs Sew Nosk loarual -
temmuls ia teas tk. leilaat .l As
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'onfi pWhln annihe wees Mil ana
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Seas, rhoppnE
~ NnuiFr. thr reason WIS There uss
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Nas Interested ln datllnr d,.lslaa
'in ihe cunifap au were Interested Ia
ieafhinr ID nnai d,fislan as sann .s
pnsfitla lini dnss fhs shaeina ~
Nhai SEQ h' done Nhrn thscs ~ -
NNiefusi iu Decentralization iostf naih
hs bhs iuginsr 10 d,4a, b &C., I.
fiumafr oven io lssaI hr.n in D.
'ieafi rr'Hrniaed b. lhean tiiaf aha
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feasNn fH afnfinf ihsm fut AZ.
noniie s thai ths setnsi practice Al
nni nf c'elf bal tfi fhrall Alls lao
rfs coin atfn inslness hf ihsn stiu
ln afariHF ur maii0us ~ ioisY ~ ~
in Wefrnf stmilan,e ~ reality
iIfitNHfs uisnanh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
rsE pRicr srlll raEat.

AfiDr ffadinr s.mf ef 600 fashion
n0'nH thD corpus rhusu Cairf has
hren 'rl BOB feaf fsat r'aihes aro sl.out
'N suaut Of fshiaa nanl faH hsie,r
Nlin adlra hatr ss hiF as BEL um
nfei' 1000 sfIiing at FROM o. up enc
nfatresf shows no symptoms ~ sl.si
Hs ani thauFh other Artieisr of nt.
.'fs mas h' abbreviated 1900 mas he
sure there wiH hs onoufh retsins.i in
'harF' fw Clothes wH nat ro om
Hf eisi' unin moprf foos out 20 fsuh
"n San Antnla rkiwess
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

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AZ wee Fotaowfwn our az
Town Nsws ogAlxRS,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
EcHofs or SCIENCE

iffnah lsles fniHvsa ~ uasuafm
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mags than iiot namen ln sdft dons
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a staHgV9eps ofnfsing fkbis inpsng
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an 1fawinr a1lcksy
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forests cover 90 pT csnr a ssnriond
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-27
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