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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-17

The Pastime has u sure enough
dandy show for Monday. What do
yo uthink of the following feature
all produced at one performances
the Selig special, AN Equine Hero,
an Edison comedy, Aladdin Up TO
Date" the greatest trick picture ever
shown; Essanay western, "Alkali Ike S
Pants,' and a Kalem drama, The
Family Tyrant." If that isn't great
show, in fact one of the best ever
offered the picture patrons of this
city. then compare it with what is
offered at picture houses in other cit
les of Georgia. Get the Pastime habit
because you are never disappointed,
always something good every day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-17

viii Build Large Warehouse.-Vic
kers & Mann recently purchased the
lot on Reynolds street south of the
telephone exchange building and will
shortly erect large warehouse on it
for storage of furniture for them
selves and also win arrange the
warehouse so as to furnish storage
for private parties in separate rooms.
About the first of January they VIII
occupy their entire building where
they are now, and at the same time
will begin the erection Of the ware
house.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-17
A Day $ Doing
Briefly | old

Weather Forscast.-Fair today
-ishtly Mariner; moderate northeast
winds.
Gloucester Street Closed Glouces-
or street on the block from New
site to Union, has been closed 10
traffic TO prepare the way for putting
IN the new brick paving.
Board Of Registrars Adjourns.-The
board OF registrars have completed
tneir Iabors of purging Inc list OF the
registered voters for Tuesdays city
primary Very few changes were
made and they haze adjourned sine
die.
Twenty Views of the Championship
a-seball series will be shown at the
and Wednesday, These are the best
aseball pictures ever made. Also
cur reels of pictures. Admission, sc
nd Zoe. The baby contest will close
On Wednesday night.
Pavement Repaired-The pavement
at the corner of Newcastle and Glou-
cester streets, which was torn up to
relay the sewer pipes, has been re-
/, laced in proper manner AID is no
longer menace, and in addition pre-
So hts a more slightly appearance.
lorentzen's Orchestra of five pieces
viii play the oyertrires for The Ros-
aly' al the Grand Monday night,
which will add a great deal to rh'
e. cn'ns's entertainment This is The
original company and with popular
nr"cs SHOULD be well atronized
One of the Greatest Moral object
lessons ever portrayed upon the
screen will be shown in 'Redemp
lion" in three reels at the Grand
Friday. Six reels in all. Admission
will be l0c and 20c at night and &c
and lee at the matinee. Watch out
for our complimentary distribution
at the Grand Tuesday night for this
picture.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-17

Weather Forecast.-Fair today
-ishtly nIrMer; moderate northeast
winds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-17

Gloucester Street Closed. .Glouces-
or street on the block from New
site to Union, has been closed 10
traffic TO prepare the way for putting
in the new brick paving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
STEUBENVILLE

i.C-tl I.Surf, 80 '.- N.f.l --utor
.<TEI BENNliI.E. o. Ian 10
H'anch" L"sco'"'t - Frank L..co-
l"i - al.. -uit tor divorc. aud anro-
~. also that defendant b. cuioincd
from interfering with her or the pos.
session - household goods she took
Wien sh" separated from Ian because
~ cruelty AMI adultery Justice Dau.
l'' Johnson ard Constable" Daniel
himh"rlair ar" "uioiued rom taking
''' f'"a. hf r'p."Viu. They we're
married \o,.ub.r 90. i.o.
Ada - Walton "a. B..b.rr A WI
Tor. divorce GRANTED b.cau-. ~ viii
i'I aha' D~. AID th~ ,us'ots of tho
'.. .ff"r aa- given go the fa'ler
NaNN' q Ii.ury SIS = WHEEL.
.. missed
N.s"rf t- E-.Is.. y .e.ut
.s.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
eonsr Auto Goes over Bank.

Yesterday morn.uL about D. O'Clock
Ir " = Eouar driving his Ford run
ah"H' along Lockwood ayrnu- o..
'"''u seventh ana Eirh'h streets
n'dr 'h~ Union passenger station
ssd a"f 100 rioWdriff and ven.
aging over au emhaukmcnf abou-
-t ,-'' 900 depth Th. doctor Ua- III.
OIL. "f" 10 flr cor 80 ff.. 'm.. and
"-. ti.t VIII s -..4t' shaking up Tt.
'er VAS nD' damaged g. oil. ami litr
t-' Perkins taI one o. Doll. teams
ii'r'.i H OBJ. car aud hauled i. out
nI ''- road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13

lirst arrest 81 the year on Thursday
W. X. 20" left this morning for AIt
vernon. q. TO attend tho funeral Of
his brother. James W. who died We.
t"rday. and Will DO buried SATURDAY.
AZ that place.
Read the ". Va Optical cos An.
nounccment on Page 3. tudav's ISSUE
nus" Lindsey is threatened with
iuhg fever a. his home south Of rho
city.
lhre" conviCt7. all cOior"d. were 70
leased from the penitent!ary y.st.r.
day after having served their sen.
fences.
Arnold ionig. formerly of The Kraft
Manufacturing Company has accept.
cd his old position here Mrs Uouig
ana daughter will arrive her" later
William Racku-. - Vlg Run Ohio
"a> up in polio" court Yesterday
morning and Was tined s. ANA costs
for being drunk lie paid aud was ro.
leased
+. e. Gri~se'l returned yesterday
from lam"i'". l.I Vhcr" 10 was ,.s.
rinS Ills l-otherS 10, sad 'r SAL. q
degrees below zero uh4n O.. u,s
-lcre
street 'ommiss.ouer Roger had
th" hor-" and scrsp-r ou. ,..,.-...,
morning '."auiua 'l" heavy Snow or
o." sIf~W
81 Is psyrH .. .. p.f....-.-
g. meeting o. rI- N......f A.-,...
'ue-.
ff- a. OIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN.

The late Hon. CHARLES
s. FRANCIS. publisher OF the
Troy (N. W Times, was a
commanding figure in the
newspaper world. He also
achieved fame in diplomatic
circles. hut it is his work in
the newspaper field that par
ticularly interests me.
He was 4 great believer in
the SQUARE DEAL IN AID
VERTlSlNG. and he and his
newspaper have made every
effort to improve advertising
and TO persuade their readers
10 patronize RELIABLE ad-
vertiSers.
Mr.. Francis was the type
of publiSer that one would
expect To stand back of any
movement that meant BET
TER CONDITIONS for both
his fellOwman and for bust
ness. He always put himself
on record in behalf of all that
was decent. right and helpful.
Such men leave behind
them records of achievement
that all of us would do we'll to
emulate.
What a POWERFUL. IN
FLUENECE a newspaper can
WELD, no matter how large or
small its circulation, if ii is
known that the men RE
SPONSlBI.E FOR IT'S POL
ICY are men of CHARAC-
TER AND SINCERITY OF
PURPOSE.
THE ADVERTISER OF
CHARACTERISTIC man who
gives 4 square deal To his Gus
tomerS-recomeS a man of
influence in his community
through the introduction he is
given to the people by the
newspaper OF character ana
influence in his community.
Good, clean newspapers
and Straig h forward an
nouncementS of reputable
business houses in their
columns have a wonderful
power in making any city
prosperous ami favOrahlv
known everywhere.
The late Mr.. Francis con-
tributed largely To the prosper
, lily and fame of Troy. His
newspaper. which gave him
his great influence. fortunate
~ will live AMI WILL. CON
TlNUE THE GOOD WORK.
His successors were his aSSoci-
ateS, and they believe in ana
stand for the same policy as
did Mr.. Francis.
The good that M. Francis
did will live after him. The
Troy Times will ever Ne his
spokesman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13

be finished in short time. The
pias'"rins of the inside, Of the bank
viii be finished today. and the wood
work decorations viii be- started lust
as soon as m" plaster - sufficiently
dry The building Is being kept warm
10y = temporary heating system dur.
ins IN" finishing WORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
Horse Runs on With SLEIGH.

nors" and sleigh. belonging to a
local l'"ryman. ran of near the
'rndai" sior" about SO O'clock last
highi and ran into This city The two
Young men who's" 1dTncs could not be
learned, had gotten ON or N" sleigh
r. mis- p"'n' and The ho-s" started
on 80 brcai neck speed bro. up tho
sleigh completely and was caugh, m
mis- city and placed 90 fLe livery
barn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
HARMON ATTACKS
TARIFF SYSTEM
DECLARES IT ENABLES MANU.
FAcruReRs TO GROW FAT.
Asks Democrats 20 Return TO Tariff
and eeenemy Policies of Jack
sons Time.

EAST ST. Louis. Ill. Jan. IL
"Oh. for an hour OF Andrew Jack
SON This slogan. figuratively a
wish for the resurrection OF the tariff
and economy policies Of President
Jackson. summarized the views OF
Governor judson Harmon. of Ohio. ia
speech tonight before The Demo
cratic club here. The occasion was
celebration OF the hundrcdth ami
versary of the battle OF New Orleans
in the War of 1872.
Jackson urged a gradual reduction
o. tariff taxes. said the Governor
ESPECIALLY on necessaries. az time
when they We're levied mainly for
revenue. When recently We saw Il
President. led against his just incli-
nation. 10 sign and praise a tariff bill
which broke his own and his partys
promise OF reform. and then, IN the
face OF his express admissions. veto
bills for reductions passed by Con-
gross under direct command OF the
voters OF the entire country. men
everywhere exclaimed. as they did in
the days OF the vacillating buchanan.
oh. for one hour OF Andrew Jack
som"
Attacks Republicans.
The Governor attacked the hnan-
cial policy OF the three last Republi
can administrations as having in
creased the Federal outlay from one
billion dollars every two years TO
more than billion dollars each year
~" devoted most attention, however
To what he described as "one OF the
worst abuses known in history ar
ranging tarin taxes so a. TO enable
favored manufacturers to collect
from the public a much larger sum
than one billion dollars for their
own benefit
According TO reliable estimates"
he said, for every dollar the govern
ment receives on articles imported
the favored manufacturers collects
three dollars above the normal of
prices OF like articles from American
consumers. This is. m effect. farm
ing ont the taxing power.
Now We find The business al the
entire country disturbed and hating
because this wretched system OF favor
taxes has brought its certain result
! nnnturai competition was stimulated
10 those and then suppressed by the
formation Ot trusts and combinations
III order that dividends might not
cease on stock which was the capital
cation of this special advantage. In
stead OF cutting on the source by re-
( forming the tariff. il was sought TO
control the stream by forbidding these
I trusts and combinations.
Sees Significant Fact.
=; u significant thai the sherman
antitrust law and the Mckinley ;ar,r
law were under consideration ~ the
same time and passed ~ the same
So. sion
Tn" first step surely. must be 10
, redeem The tariT from it's perverted
use and restore il % its proper place
IS revenue measure. ny gradual Re
auctions 30 that AL concerned may
nave tim" 10 Prepar" for the changes.
WITH the chiof cause Of the trouble
/ thus removed. believe "" shall make
on. way safely bach 10 normal con,I-
iftouS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
Sees Significant Fact.

D Gvndl'n9 G Co.. Saturday Special.
- of ON all winter weight under.
wear. Absolutely nothing reserved
j. Gundling x co. Mcclure Building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
So Tired of Tired
Feet! Use III
osts the -rirsa- out N . Ys~ lunusss.
kAkss Your Feet Sors-Proef.

- fudge' IT. AWFUL loN tired fe.t
MAKE Aou f"sl tired al oVsr-ss dead
tir-d Then. snsn No1.s. sut corn
besides and bunion AMI few bills
ter. and your feet are terribly swollen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13
OPEN WITH PRAYER
New Mayor Of WeiIsviile Jars City
Council When He Appoints a
Chaplain for Body.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
WELLSNILLE. o. ian. 12.-Believ
ing council meetings. like State and
National legislative bodies. should be
opened with prayer. Mayor W. ~
Moore created an innovation here
when he asked the Rev. W. g. Reagle
Of the Presbyterian church. 10 officiate
a. chaplain of the council.
President Stonewall j. Morgan is
sued AN order prohibiting councilmen
from smoking in session. Council has
promised the city n business admins
tration on lines never before attempt
ed here.
Only One "BAOMO QUINIHE'
That - LAXATIVE iKOMD QtiSI<E
Look for the signature ~ r. w GROVE
lscd the World over to cure cold ii
ON" lay. 25c.
DenmarE boasts 81 head of cattle to
each 100 inhabitants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13

YOU don't care ~ you've got million
dollars You're tired. that's all a mil
ion dollars can't help You. any more
than - cents will"
quarter buys "A box ~ TIA won
der for tired. sore. tender. chafed bis
tered. swollen. sw.sty. smelly feet
cornS. caiiOuses ami bunions. cuiihlainr
and froSt-blte. THE moment you use II.
YOU give = sigh Of relief. and then YOU
smile. There's nothing a. good as TII
so don't accept any attempted imitation.
TlZ draws out all the poisonous eNudst-
lions that make foot troubles
Tl/. - cents box. sold every where.
or sent direct. Uu receipt OF price. 10y
Walter Luther DodE. IL 90. Chicago.
III. Recommended by all Drug Stores
departm ami general stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-13

To tc coniuncdJ
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-11-09
Pertaining to the Farm
NEW VARIETY OF ALFALFA
GOOD MAINLY FOR CROSSING.
Combined With Common Sort " Pro-
duees Hardy and Drought He
sistant Strains.

Considerable interest has been
aroused through the importation by the
United states department OF agricul-
lure Of some new. hardy varieties OF
alfalfa. Little. however. Is generally
known concerning the characteristics
of these new alfalfas or the real pur-
noses of their Introduction.
In the search for hardy forms OF
common alfalfa (Niedicago sativa)
adapted to severe conditions of
and cold. the potential value OF closely
allied species became apparent A yell
low lowered species (Medicago falcatal.
found distributed throughout Europe
and Asia. forms Of which thrive on the
cold. dry steppes of Russia and similar
regions. seemed to be the most promis-
ing. For this reason persistent EFFORTS
were made to improve many valuable
forms of this species.
Medicago ~falcata. enormously called
Siberian alfalfa. and for which there
is no satisfactory common name. Is
characterized In general by its droop-
ing habit, narrow leaves and nne
stems. but IL Is so variable that some
plants may be readily mistaken for
common alfalfa when not In flower.
Very few of the forms possess true tap
roots like the common alfalfa. but they
have a branching root system by which
new plants are produced. The flowers
are yellow and the seed pods are fall
cate or sickle shaped. hence its botani-
cal name.
The department OF agriculture has
met with many difficulties In procur-
ing seed in quantity. as II Is not han
died commercially and in M place is il
produced in abundance. In spite of the
scarcity of seed very thorough tests
have been conducted both under cult
vation and on unbroken sod at the de-
partment's testing stations and In Co
operative experiments at state stations
The results OF these tests of the avail
able forms of Medicago falcata indi-
cate rather definitely that their chief
value is for crossing with common al
falfa to produce hardy and drought re.
sistant hybrid strains. At present the
new alfalfas do not appear to be sufi'
GENTLY productive to make them gener
ally profitable under cultivation. Many
Of the forms are unquestionably very
hardy and drought resistant and have
already shown their value as stock
for crossing with varieties commonly
known.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-11-09
To Kill Plant Lice.

Whale oil soap solution lone pound
dissolved in six gallons Of water Is a
good spray for plant and tree lice. Two
pounds Of soft soap or OF common laun-
dry soap in four gallons OF water will
also kill them. SO will tobacco solution
or kerosene emulsion. The pests must
be reached by a contact insecticide
which actually touches their bodies or
they will not be destroyed. Bordeaux
arsenate Of lead will not kill them. for
lice do not eat; they suck a plants
Iuices.-Farm Journal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-11-09

Verses 1, 2.-Compllcations of sin.
Hosea was trained for his prophetic
office in the fiery discipline of domes-
tic afiliction and humiliation. This ex-
The religious destitutlon and disgrace
Of his people. -" Israel" 'Ephra-
im.'' 'Samaria." are three anne used
of the northern kingdom. when
would have healed" The disposition
of God toward the nation was merciful
and gracious. but he could do moth
ing with them because their sins were
so ~unspeakably numerous. and yet they
would not repent. "lniquity was dis
covered 1t was uncovered and dis
played in its Indebtedness. s "
Consider not" The sinner is under
The deluslon that he can escape the
consequences. but his sin finds him out.
..Beset them about Encompassed
them so that they became entangled
in the net of their own making.
Verses 3-T.-conspiracies of wicked
ness.
When society is rotten this will show
itself in the government. and the I'M
worthy man will buy and sell votes to
gain his miserable ends. Make the
king glad with their wickedness." The
reference is to the series of disorders
and crimes when kings We're enthroned
and dethroned in bewildering success
sion. As al oven heated by the baker"
The raging power Of their passions Is
well expressed by this figure. "Ceaseth
from rai>ing-'to stir the IRE Crevi-
sioni. Sin lives by what 1t feeds on.
When the passions have been gratitied
there Is a slight recess. Like the smol-
dering of Il fire. but soon IL Is kindled
10 an intenser heat. I'm the day OF our
king" Whenever there WAS a royal
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-11-09
The Sunday School Lesson
SENIOR BEREAN, INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

celebration. like a birthday or a coro-
nation. the occasion was marked by
drunken c~arousals. "Sick with bottles
of wine"-"sick with fever from wine"
The headache is the common sequel
of overindulgence. "~Scorners.'' The
drinker seeks loose and dissolute com
p~anions and is without self respect. .
Verse; S-16.-Confusions of selfish
ness.
This people had no national policy
that distinguished them from other ma
tons. MIXED himself" This was not
a mark OF tolerance. but of lack of
convictions. They had no mind OF
their own and were foolishly aping for
eign fashions. "A cake not turned"
They were n sided. and their weak
ness of character was pitifully shown
In their inconsistencies. The
pride Of Israel" There is such a thing
as national self respect. but they would
not be moved TO repentance by an ap-
peal even to ii. Their condition was
serious without heart" They were
t~houghtless and reckless. Like a silly
dove they fiuttered first to Egypt.
then to Assvria. instead OF seeking in
Jehovah a refuge. When. however.
they ere threatened b drought or by
poor harvests then they "howled upon
their beds" affairs. 'for corn and
wine" 1t was selnsh and insincere.
Assemble themselves" Better "cut
themselves like the priests of Baal
although this custom had been express.
~ forbidden q Kings xviii. IS: Deut
xiv. II. They imagine mischief
against me-" This was clearly n marx
Of their p%erversity and ingratitude
Like deceitful bow"-shooting In
the wrong direction and therefore nm,
reliable. They were an apostate and
impenitent people. and their doom was
inevitable. The way Of the transgres
sor IS hard
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-11-09

"IE election IS over. The presl-
dent. conIres and more than
thirty governors have been
chosen by the people. The last
of the Il told you 81" wiseacres nave
had their moment Of chuckinE gee
and ueace has once more settled oN-r
the country at large SO FAR A. the stress
of a presidential campaign Is concern
ed. liz has been a campaign reIiarAa-
BILE in that the customary protection
near business panic was escaped IN
fact. an unusual spirit Of business
tranquility prevailed.
The vote q. the people having been
taken. another necessary proceeding
must be gone through with before the
president and vice president EJECT are
inaugurated. This proceeding Is the
function Of the electoral college. EV-
cry voter knows there is an electoral
college. but many voters have only a
hazv idea about II. Therefore II Is
timely to quote from the constitution
of the United States:
Each state shall appoint in such manner
as the legislature tnereOI may uhtNA -
number of electors equal to the whole
numbs4 OF senato-s and representatives, TO
which the state may be entitled in the
congress, but no senator or representa-
tive or person holding an Office OF trust
or profit under the United States shall be
appointed an elector.
The electors shall meet in their respec-
tive states and vote by ballot Tor p7esi-
dent and vice president. one of whom al
1-o-& .hou 10f he an inhlhitant OF the
same state with themselves. They shall
name In their ballots the person voted
for as president and in distinct ballots
the person voted for as vice president.
and thsy shall make distinct lists or all
persons voted for as president and OF all
persons voted for as vice president and OF
the number of votes for each. which list
they shall sign and certify and transmit
sealed to the seat of government OF the
United States. directed to the president OF
the senate. The president OF the senate
shall In the presence OF the senate ana
house of representatives, open all certifi-
Gates. and the vote shall then be counted
The person having the greatest.EdIsber OF
votes for president shall be the president
II such number be a majority of the whole
number OF electors appointed. and II no
person have such majority then from the
persons having the highest numbers. not
exceeding three. on the list of those voted
for as president. the house OF representa-
tives shall choose Immediately by ballot
the president But In choosing the pres
ident the vote shall be taken by states,
the representation from a state hav-
ing one vote. A quorum for this purpose
shall consist Of a member or members OF
two-thirds OF the states. and a majority
Of all the states shall be necessary 10 a
choice. And II the house OF representa-
tives shall not choose a president when
ever the right of choice shall devolve upon
It before the 4th day OF March next fol-
lowing then the vice president shall act
as president. as In the case of the death
or other constitutional disability of the
president.