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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
OMA WORLD OF
WORK AND PLEASURE
How TO Make Old Painted Floors Re-
semble Hardwood.

This may he done by the h~ouSekeeper
herself by the use Of "A real-fnixed paint
e. Ice procured at any paint shop. First
clean the floor and allow to dry thor
ouGhly then apply n coat Of tit color
paint and allow to dry for at least
iCrty-eight hours. II necessary to COW
e.: Thoroughly the floor. apply a second
cat of tn. FIAT uaint Before tine sec
Ond coat - applied make sure that the
frst one - perfectly dry. or the paint
VIII "leave from tn. boards.
When the paint Is dry and the floor
well covered. apply with a varn!Sa
brush any OF the desired colors. They
are found in oak, mahogany. cherry and
other cplorS. one or two coats of the
varnish may be applied 10 the noor as
desired This floor finish requires a. .
same care That any vanished floor re-
gutr"s and IS consider "a to be the best
hnisn for old painted floors. \ coat
or the same VarntSh applied every six
months Of year. according To- the wear
or the floor. will keep them in fine con-
qttion. Rugs should be put in all
STAGES where he worst wear comes on
the roor.-Woman's World for NAV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
g A

g A MANS "hI is his heaven" says an old proverb. II seems to me
y VI" Prorerb maker should have added. "or his hell"
D." other day " e. were talkin- about a woman who has a cry
powerful MI Sh" dominates everyone with whom she comes into
contact by the force of her tremendous Will. She has ruled her
Parents and lrothers and sisters for years. She is tho dominant force in
and before she has been n q patients HON" twenty four hour. she is man
asnE u. uul,ss pcrchance She happens IN meet a sill as strong as Ter own
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
Mechanics.

m~ttuafne1.
VI. S~orn@horn tadrl's Ronuehorn
Lou SchWabdcker Harry Frank
Ralph Kline T. lssnhcrr
Lion Stem justin" HOykheimer
N.'ii" liifSn IL" Wolf
NJ itic" y. l.. Kraft
Man trone Louis H0rkreimer
Henry S~nnn"horn Henry HamherEer
S~cnrHd"r Il. B'rnh'im. 81
\. Rim Ci~nciunati
u. l'dcr MAJ B~lClenheimer.
carl Hiss. Of Nuuudsvil.
~IittsburEG.
Misses.
Marie Hcynan Cora Emshimer
hIdntn" kraus Emma Cutman
,ellt Spey"r annie Hes man
Amelia Observation-Disclosures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
A WELL MADE

ana hiSh '!ts~ a~-urtmeut - baked
goods YOU VIII always ind at oar store.
our delicious breads. rolls. biscuit. Ia..r
cake. pies. etc. are rich AMI tsmufIrg.
ana Sh"ul' De Tried 20 hs HrFr.s at.sl.
Remember our iriuES and I4Nu.S are
made from ID. best Of
SELECTED FRUITS.
fnIl at our Store ana take along one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16

Dry cut glass with soft tissue paper
IL YOU want IL 10 be brilliant.
Fine china can be safely packed for
TRANSPORTATION in paper ~ you crumple II
and use enough OF II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
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THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron

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The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
The PREVENTION or FLOODS

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see,,pnfe,s IA ss,.5 III, ,s,,-a,s ii III
srvns t,.ta +, sa,a e,, a. ,..,,,s.,si
burden by ovtrliowins Ii the pat
yral n:t3unal hams Toiln,l alnna mot,
our8e. .shut mon hnilf 6,tios ,gitl,
sreets like canals ana sp,ys.rs .,,,.s
ir3in pines M n th, r.,,sfs ii thflF
,rsas. The farmers altng the 7; gss.s
Tar. eafd their land to tha NJ sr
lee. Gcoa roads have been am.
rucsed. Over these The wata4 r-.e,..
snadly 10 the nearest streams {,reaf
factories have been erected ptnna
fivers. Obstructive hridacs Viii,
numerous piers Impede the w,ters 10
pot whore now every i;nnorta,i
/ river is required to do Ave t3tne.s tha
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
THE PARCELS posr.

The growth attained already by
The parcels posi- system is wonderful.
but experts who have studied It's ten
dancies are inclined toBsiieYe that Il
has by no means reached anything
like true proportions. BY the end Of
-he year. i. estimated, there viii
have been 750,OQ0,OO0 packages Of
t'ls class Of mali handled by the
p stofiice Chicago of course, leads
d other American cities in mailing
aackages by parcel post, because
that town IS the very citadel Of the
Aail order business, and the fact chat
50 large volume of mail is sent OUT
~ Chicago over this route indicate
very clearly that the system suits
arms doing most Of their trade ny
post.
Ut Is significant, however thai IS
t, Very small movement Of farm
grtdacts has ben handled by the ay3-
ttin which was hoped to opea a euc.
'aiul meghod Of bringing the farm
cscasr 10 the kitchen. The farmers
va The city folk have much 10 lcsli9i
'ilcering tbs possibilities Oh the ncw
viHiec and, as q matter er flct, the
itetn itself viii have to broadened
,tt materially to accommodate the
4dpcer and the conaumer. Bat in
aite ef Obstacles that stand in tho
by Of utilization Of the parcel post
ST lowering Tie Gus. OF Living, II Is
4 that ~oaaf iablc progress mill
. made y thl direction whom the
oelal ppbAc Eeomes Familiar With
be rates and dos That accompany
by new mail sen ice.
No estimate has becA attempted OF
tho profits which the EeslofEce IA &C
g to realize from this hagc move
rent cd packages, but thero is Il
trphg possibility that many millions
dollers VII show on the credit side
the books at the end OF eaeh year
snd changes for the better in the
ryice is bouad to occur in he near
Azure, when the particular demands
y this country are more plainly evil
dent.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
rHa MoNrENEoRlN CRISIS.

Europe is in for a prcsty bad time
With one Of its smallest naliona, n
tie undertaking Of the great Powers
to cooree Montenegro 10 their VIII
with regard to REIMBURSEMENT Of it's
ambitions and designs upon the Al
bantam city OF Scutari There IS
8qnethas ai,esa.i.;;sll llss;;a!ssi about the 80
3embling of a grcat ilest Of warships
10 compel these mountain people 70
siHo M their pretens.ona, asserted III
HE face OF all the ffowns and thren.s
il heavily armed Powers. but The
ontumacy of the little kingodm i'm
pts $ such : necessity upon the pow-
y, alter they have taken the stand
hey have assumed. and II is not
very easy to deny The correctness Of
sheir 10 Ation sympathy FOR Moate
negro entirely natural, fer tfs
brave people OF that little country
have nase gallant tight ia this Us
IN every war with the Turks. They
ne the only ones among the Balkan
people who have never yielded to the
Turk; they we're the FIRST to 80 s.
war in the present conflict, and they
have fought valiantly and intelligent,
ly /, Is hard fate, after they
hssv2 storned Tor months against the
| Turkish stronghold to be told, az
hey are en- the point u taking il,
that u capture would be useless, d
they would NOT be permitted to pos
sess the place. But the peace Of
Europe is Ct more Importance to the
woild than the eniargenleiR of fhg
frontiers Of Rack Mountain. and tht
little Kingdom win have to COW tt
the will Of the Powers and bn con
tent with what is allowed them of th9
lsfcils of the war In which they have
borne 50 honorable part The m9st
serious thing about the whole bVsi
lnoss is that the cause Of Montenegro
| has assumed something 0f the char
aqter OF q slaY cause, ana even il
st. Petersburg there hare been de
nenStaatioas in favor of the li.tle
nas'on in which the temper of a gre4t
race Is ass serted Tho Russian soy
akgnent has consented 10 the poliol
q oereioa Of Ncntelespo, and, in
prineirle, Is cooperating With the
sher Powers 70 compel its sarren,
.ier . the inlernational decree. but il
Is eg ID sBere is. keen sym.
pashy tic Cars pesale with
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
Humor and
Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
b pvNcAN =. .saffTa

MANY a girl has earned mans last
ing gratitude by turning him down
at the psychological moment.
1t is bad tempered man indeed who
can't keep cool in a blizzard
Anything at all worth while is worth
all your efforts.
No use making kick If you aren't
ready to live up to 1t.
One way to be popular with yourself
is to mind your own business.
The man who gets something for
nothing finds it worth what he gave
for It.
When you can't have what you want
1t adds a spice Of variety to try want
ing what you have.
When we get more than our share
Of punishment even a martyrs crown
can't make amends.
Many man who can speak FIVE DIFF
ferent languages spends most Of his
time listening to his wife
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
TIE NEW AMENDMENT.

The second amendment to the Fed
eral constitution to be adopted this
year has been ratified by the requi-
site number OF states. and hence
forth the Senate Of the United sta 5
viii consist OF representatives elect
ed by the people Of the States and
not by the legislatures OF the stat
as they have been stucc the beesin-
n.ng Of the government. II is a
change in the form Of the gogsA
aent that has points Of
terost and some Of atg 1sre
may be come dlsada9 to-, oet
militant democ1 annot be per
to argue any over a question
chat has Consideration tina
has beg this and that ha
been a fter such full c9naid.
Grafton.
There viii, at leGst. be no NOR
ipadiccks ia the choice Of Senators.
TIE popular election nsures a choice
cn one ballot. That is distinct, ad-
vantage IN the actual constitution e
lie Senate. Whether the people, di-
recily at the ballot box, viii choose
mere wisely or ca1ably chan through
tllelr representatives in the lcgiela-
Ha~e and the Senate will be better
oquipoed and more efficient body
remains TO be eeen.
The change win not mean very
much 10 those States which, like
Georgia, have been nominating sena-
as through primaries Of parts
Witch Is Without rivalry Or canDeti
ton. We shah still have our pri
nary IN Georgia. doabtlesa, just az
se have for the nomination of other
S ate Officers, and the election will
0q only a ratification Of the primary
hsee, us the election by thc legbi
laauro has been for twenty years.
Iae agitation for a change in the
method Of elyating Senators has been
s.lns on for a soud while, and it has
oen steadily gaiuing The accom-
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
FACT.
Local Evidence.

Evidence that can be verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's a Brunswick fact.
You can test it.
L. M. Russell, police officer. so
Mansfield St., Brunswick Ca. says:
about four years ago I had malari,
and after recovering my kidneys wer
wea / suffered constantly from
backache and distressing pains across
my loins and was so lame AMI sore
that it was almost impossible for me
to straighten after STOPPING. The
kidney secretions were highly colorad
an contained sediment. / use1 seY-
eral remedies but was not helped to
any extent until I got Doan's Kidney
Pills at the Atlanta Drug Co They
relieved my trouble and now / fe
better than | have in a long time"
The above statement was given Ap-
ri 30. 1908, and in a later interview
Mr.. Russell, said: q still think high
ly of Doan's Kidney pills / ElingIy
confirm all l said IN their prais
in my former public statement"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster aIilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents eor the United
STATES.
Remember the name -Doan's and
take no Others
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
The New pay.


Across the surglng yellow sea
Appears tho star Of hope
Tho Chinese. who had slumbered long,
At last have got the dope.
For liberty has spread her sails:
Her flag will be unfurled
Before the century Is done
Around the throbbing world.
From every race and every clifne
We get tho welcome note:
Tho people, full Of life and fight,
Arise 10 grab the vote
And Freedom sings a ragtIne song
And spreads O splendid feast,
For 1t obsefyea with eagle eye
The dawnins Ia the east.
Back number klngs. II they viii list.
Can hear tho bugle call,
And thrones THAT once seemed firmly set
May totter 10 their fall,
Tho people have made up their minds
That they will take a hsnd
And do sonie ruling for themselves
In every blooming land.
Hurrah Hurrah! The pace we set
When Washington was young
Is being followed everywhere,
And kings arc getting stung.
We're glad TO see the yellow man
ls UP and wide awake.
And We can say across the sea,
"Shake, new republic; shaker
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

The Brunswick Riilemen sho0ld be
very proud Of The splenGid showine
made 1T their recent insneea ion and
certified to Y by the Adintant fiener
a.. The Ritlemen Is one Of the hee
commands In the state and always
gives a Gnod account OF itsel.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

The Brunswick baseball teamA he'd
4 try-out yesterday afternoon and
fllat reminds Us that tho small boy
with the taie Of Voc hat me Gran.
muddsrs dead viii soon bo doina
! hrssnezs lit the sanle old stand
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Savannah loves nothing SO well as
political tight. So sure are tn
politicians thai Pleasant Stoyail is
Rosng te Switzerland or some other
Foreign elmo, that a campaign II ca
for Its seat IN the Goorgia iesisla-
tu1e.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Since il has been announced Il
rrnissf, n. Iis IS to be the semmes
efpstol of the nation. it IS stated
that real estate has advanced riah'
along IN that city aud that over zeal
Gus real estate dealers are adverfis
ing brass baud sales Z Rufus Wal
lingfortl is probably already on the
scene.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
Hy tho Same sian,

BY tho Same Sign.
"People always criticise me So"
''You shouldn't mind that
''But It hurts my feelings"
Nonsense! Their criticism is mere
~ an Indication that you have done
something that they wish they had
been able to do
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Lets clean up Down with shose
old unsightly ahaclfs in the rear of
the city hall ana with those un ali
tary and dipeg old bill boards
Brunswick viii hp9e many cenyea.
iions this summer, besides thoasea S
af regular auinmer visitors Lots
cleail M.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

The ladies Of the Civic Ieagno
ahoussl not start out by erit'cslng
the sress The truth Of the m8i /
Is the press, local ana otlievwise
does more for the common veal
than all other agencies combined. II
the ladies OF the Isessgle will naas
ire mp to its duties. the press VII
endeayor 10 do iikewise
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

The United States government is
showing China that Some thin1 are
even better than money D9hying
the new republic financial aid. Uncle
ss.fiiiffi so her a tx s;tll
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Iltpne banking house of Germany
hos Jailed and very naturally then
Is 4 howl from depositors
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Precedent Wilson Is beginning to
demonstrate that after all the presi'
dent of the United States Is Q mere
nlcan.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

And III few weeks the entire m.-
ton viii awaken to tho charm ei
play bail
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
Revenge is sweet.

Revenge is Sweet.
'sANhy do you keep up such m inti-
macy with Hobbs? You don't like
him.
No: that's true. But you see he is
SO desirable to work off upon the 9th
er fellows that / don't like"
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Tho admirers OF John Adams have
cailse to rejoice! Wilson has eins
LATED his example,
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Jekyl island butter and battermilk,
fresh arrival this morning. lle lb
for butter; Sc quart Tor buttermilk.
best in the world AT Wright &
Gowan Co, phone 537.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
Where Hs Scores.

"He is a close student of human na-
ture."
.NYhat does he make out of it?"
"a collection of easy marks"
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
superseding 1t.

'eWhat is the best way to rectify a
installer
Does It have to be rcctlied?"
"Yes,'
'Tien make another"
"Make another27
sure. A bigger one, so the other
will be lost sight of"
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
The AuctIonesr.

"she cries an awful lot. You never
saw anybody that cries so much
"rll bet did"
s'YYho was it?'
"a man l know He cried house
and lot"
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

100-lb. sacks Chicken Feed for So
Phoenx Grocery Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Anything il the furniture line a
Geo. F. Gays store
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

i0o-ib sacks Chicken reed for SO
Phoenx Grocery Co,
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

The Louisiana senator's are sW9ct
bunch. Why they object 10 frse 81.
ger!
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Eggs 25c per dozen. Wright &
Gowan Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
TELEPHONE
Bualnesa OfIlce. EDITORIAL Room .1Ss
oFElclAl oRoAM oF

eIyne County, City OF Brunswick,
United States Court Of Bankruptcy
for Ten Counties In South Georgia.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Fresh eggs, 25e dozen. PhoeDiS
Grocery Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
Vacant Piaea.

ssyTho ii 1T at your house?"
s'Itgp
Iess the boss you know"
oh. There Is none"
rs noneg's
"No; the cook left this morning"
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Eggs. fresh from the country 2
cents per dozen. Also all kinds o.
groceries and coantry produce a
John Gongales.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
an tL,e Grnllnd EIoor.

ssHave you heard the latestg'
.Didu't you know was married?"
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
Solid Comfort.

zr-Aen airships come perhaps wen fit
To sunny Africa and sit
Beueath a palm in winter time;
In summer TO a northern cline
We'll fly at any whlia's behest
And hug an ieeeerg to oAr breast
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
Brunswick u Ford
Steamboat co.
(tnttGcfd Eaff
STEAMER EMMELENE

Brunswick TO Cumberland lsia' , ar
Fernandina. Fla.
Leave Brunswick ......s... $50 an
Arrive Jekyl Island d.....,.9 80 a.Ln
Arrive Cumberland. .......tC Gas a.
Arrive Fernandina .... 1l:0v an.
Returning:
heaye Fernandina ........ 2:90 pm
Arrive Cumberland ....,...5:15 Pm
Arrive Jekyl ...,.. ........6: 40 pm
Arrive Brunswick .........7:30 p.c
Don't Miss This rrip-Fine pIe5. c
Club House and Home of Millionaire
Jekyl Island.
DUNGENESS SS-Home ot the Carneg
CUMBERLAND.
}. 9. WRIeH, Mgr.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11
St. Simons Transit
Company
SATURDAY
SATURDAY
Steamer cea0ate
go
STEAMER HEssiE.
HrunsWiek &c rsarIen. Ga


Brunswick &c EsarIen. Ca
Touching at 81 Simons Mills an
Fredeuea.
Leave Brunswick. s.s,.,...S 80 Q
Ar. st. Simons Mills ..,,.. .9:Se an.
AR. Frederick ...,........10:3o an
Arrive Darten ...a t2siJ pm
Returning
Leave Darieh ....,.......2;39 30 p.rp
Arrive Frederick ......-.. 30 pm
Arrive ST. Simons Mills. s..5sf5 An
Arrive brunswick ........ g. 80 pm
Take this picturesque route ana Sc
the first settlement IN Georgia a
Frederick the old fort and cannot
used by ogletherpe, q 3. WKieE1
Manager
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

We will handle Jekyl Island Rut-
ter and buttermilk this season. Seot
Jus your order Phone 537-Wrigh
& Gowan Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

one protectosraph. new, for SIS. at
Gays.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

] Fresh eggs. 25c dozen, Phoenix
H Grocery Co
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Fresh eggs, 20 cents per dozen
fohn Gonzales, phone 327 Also fFess
groceries and country produce.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

When we get more than our share
Of punishment even a martyrs crown
can't make amends
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Go to DEV0E'S for the best assert.
ment Of fancy and family groeerief
ct lowest prices. Phone 109
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Columbia or Red Sea Batteries this
week for 16 1-2c.-Wright & Gowan
Co.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

Many a man who can speak FIVE DIFF
ferent languages spends most Of his
time listening to his wife.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-11

GinFES
conflict
the last
1an war
Bed, and
an eaec-
ID TO the
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1913-11-28

time they had met since Nesta had re-
fused him. nearly a year before. Both
were confused, Nesta the more deeply.
q beg your pardon. Mrs. Anderson"
said Barnes. q didn't know it was
you. You see, l thought the smoke
from your chimney might be the be-
ginning Of a forest fire. We rangers
are on the alert nowadays, owing to
the dry SPELL"
Nesta gave him the cup Of water.
He drank it, raised his hat, and
turned to go. Suddenly he wheeled
round. His voice was hoarse with
emotion.
"Nesta!" he cried, and caught her
by the hands. "Nesta!"
There was an intense passion in his
voice. He said no more, and, sudden
ly dropping her hands, be turned away.
Nesta watched him depart. She knew
that he had been beside himself, that
the old love, always %smoldering within
his heart, had suddenly overmastered
him at the sight Of her. She felt only
pity for him.
She could not know the hell in
Barnes heart. For months he had
been lighting this Overwhelming pas
sion in the depths Of the forests; he
thought that he had conquered 1t, un-
til the sight Of Nesta had proved too
strong for his resolution. To wound
her would have been the last of his
desires; he felt that he must, In some
way, atone for his ohense-
Days passed. Neeta had said moth
ing to John. Barnes did not 80 near
the cabin. AS a matter Of fact, Nesta
and John now occupied a little hut
ten miles away, at the very edge Of the
clearing, and only a mile from his
camp, but Of that Barnes was ignorant,
1t was toward evening about three
weeks later that Barnes, ascending an
observation hill, perceived a line OF
smoke curling up from the forest edge
beneath him. It indicated a sudden
and extensive conflagratlon. famed
by a high wind, and threatening de.
struction.
He rode toward It at full gallop, but
before be reached II he perceived that
It was beyond one mans control. There
was nothing TO do. but ride to the
camp, I'VE miles away, and summon
aid. He returned about nine o'clock
with a company OF ten irehghters
but by this time the heaven was aligh'
with the lurid flames.
There's q camp down there" sal.
Smith. n OF his men. q think It's
sheepman's. / saw a man and won
an as I rode by yesterday" He point
% toward a spot near the lower slop'