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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

That Atlanta girl who was fined sl0
for smashing masher need not feel
BADLY about the X. 1t was worth the
prce over asain and the pity is that
mere Georgia girls would not emulate
her example.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

William Bayard Hale may have
been guilty of the very fine job of out
arran2aing Carranza in diplomatic
stunts, but ii resolves Itself into that
same old question, what good has 1t
all done?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

Wisconsin has just passed an ex,
cellent new law which requires apph-
cants for marriage licenses TO give
Eve days notice of sucA intention aad
provides for medical examinations 81
males making such applications. The
law is wholesome and Georgia might
well do likewise,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

J. ", Copc !and, Of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased { bottle Of Chamberlain
Coue Il Remedy Tor MS boy, wko had a
colo, and before the bottle was al
Tsea UP the bu>'s cold was some. Is
that not better than 10 pay five dol
lar doctors bill? Fer sale " eli deal
cgs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

For the first tima in many. many
years The leadership of Tammany
seems to be going begging. Senator
O'Goiman won't have It. Murphy shall
net have il and MoCombs passes It
up right OF the reel
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General Christmas has joined forces
with Carranza Now then, if General
tcurth ol-July and Major ThanKsgIy-
ing Will fall in, the triumvirate viii
be happy one.
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The average drummer wears a
smile those days that won't come off
The Georgia supreme court has final
~ ruled that the railroads must pull
tnat mileage in the future.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

Governor Toner made a NIT all
right enough That National league
presidency pays $4,000 per year and
there is no legislature to bother with
either
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Fish are more plentiful Just now
than has been the case around Bruins.
wick for some time. Perhaps that's
a wise act OF Providence. with turkey
n 80 cents per pound and Thanksgiv.
ing day at tho very front door.
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Bring a carton OF Smiths Pep-a mo
ronIc ior INDIGESTION Roberts' PLar-
macy), and receive a soc size bottle
OF our tonic for rheumatism free. 1927
Reynolds St, cornerG. -Snith Mfg.
Co.
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Then again, is the tango aud the
turkey trot any worse than the bun
ny hug and The hesitation bear?
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Brins carton OF Smiths Pep.a no
fonic for Indigestion, (Robcr;s' Phar-
nacy), and receive q SOC size bottle
+ our tonic for rheumatsm free 1927
reynolds Vt. corEerC. Smith Mfg.
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Most Of US have a currency bill to
scrap over about every Saturday
night.
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Yes, belong does amateur finish
ing. Bring your la to DeLong for
treatment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

Watch the WIhte Grocery ad in The
News, and ring 800 for fresh meats
If all kinds.
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Exclusive white service, the hest
ihat can be ob;ained At Pureeis
Barber Shop, Acme Bldg, Gloucester
street.
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eoa't fvrSst the I'Nanc Numbers, iiS
mia iN g0r Ntood, Coal. lfgc. Cemea',
Master. ShlNSlos. fa'hs etc. Gle.
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oEEIcIAL ORGAN DE

Glynn County, City Of Brunswick,
United States Court OF Bankruptcy
for Ten Counties In South Georgta.
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Freakish weather makes freakish
businessi
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-23

Huor,a gets that ultimatum about
rs often as most married men do, but
not in SO many words
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Prompt and emcient service. HOP
lINS SUPPLY co. Phones AS and
l9.
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and Cuticura Ointment. Directions:
Make a parting and rub gently with
Cuticura Ointment, Continue until
whole scalp has been gone over.
Next morning shampoo with Cuti-
cura Soap. Shampoos alone may
be used as often as agreeable, bit
once or twice a month is generally
sallicient for this special treatment
for Womcn's hair.
Cu:ciira Soap and Ointment SOLD throughout tlo
world. ituetai BaftpD Of each mailed free VII t2-y
book Address ''cutcur9. Dept. 5.s Roston.
G0ap till Gid II test for sin and scAin.
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That currency bin does not seem
able to get under the wire
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For quick delivery and satisfactory
;updS, phone ag9 The White Grocery.
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Brunswick IT, florida
Steamboat Co.

LCuTSlOH every saturday TOund tTlp
to Fernandina, $1.o0 for parties Of six
or more regular schedule good to re
turn until Monday afternoon.
Don't miss this trip-Fine view of
Club House and Home OF Millionaires
3ulyl Island.
Dungr ness-EIome of the Carnegies
at Cumberland
j. 9. WRIGHT, Mgr.
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ter.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
First Presbyterian Church.

speaking on the subject. Tht
Prodigal's Brother" on ycsterda,
morning. his text being Luke 1928
Rev. X. T.. Chandler said in part:
We have been accustomed tC
dwell on the stories Of the Prodigal
Son and the DcnlfIccnt Father as sci
forth IN this context. but how many
OF us have that Of the case OF the
elder brother. If so. II hos possibly
bccn to condemn him. but ! wish tu
offer u word in his behalf and on
behalf OF the thousands Of other:
who through great temptations have
kent the path of virtue.
This brother probably had the
same temptation as the Prodigal. only
he did not yield to the call OF pleas
ure's wild nor the lure Of ltfe's lists.
His father forgit that: =.
'Outy's not the only tooth
Gnn~inS at the hear. Of Youth.
"He. too. heard the 3ouy u. the
sirens. He, too. wres.'sd with douUts
"nd temptations lid the .ouHeilS uf
the ungodly. He cndI-cd
The whips and scorIs "f tlmn
Tiic opl'rcssor's wr)rs. the proud
mems contunirlv.
The pangs of despia.L love. the
laws delay.
rThe tnsoience Of Office and the
Spurns.
That patient merit OF unworthy
takes.
He remliuud true. Yet for iIim
the father slew no kid. gars no
eanduet aud made not merry.
HoDely duties fitly borne.
Match the prodigal's return
And there are thousan d. OF broth
ers today who arc passing through
the samo struggles as earth's prodi-
gals For them plead. Give them
the encouraging word before they
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soul. body. time. opportunity-all.t to
Him to be wrought into most glor-
i0us life, II life OF meekncss, pat:ehce.
tenderness. brotherly love, pure aud
right ard good. all In one charac-
ter bearing u likeness unto His own.
tit In sufficient measure for fellow
ship with Him and His saints made
perfect. a righteous character. a
Cody life. His gift cultivated. nour-
isl,ed. perfected. unto holiness. I may
offer Him and be assured OF His
greatest pleasure with It,. Fellow
man. what are making OF your l!fc?"
--Robt. L. Waldraven.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

are tempted beyond their ability 10
resist. for AN ounce of prevention is
worth pound of cure To know
that the minds OF some are clear be-
cause l think: to know that the eyes
OF SOME look UP because I see: to
know that the words OF some are
chaste because I speak: to know that
the lives OF rome are pure because
preach: to know that the hearts OF
men and women are strong because
work: to know that the world IL bet.
ter because live.
This is my desire and consolation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
First NJ. E. Church. South,

| Psalms. 11G.1?: What shall rcn.
der unto the Lord for all His benefits
toward me?
The Psalmist is u Christian man,
and for this reason he secs In the
world nbout him multitude OF bless
ings. Not merely good things. but
blessings. There's IL difference be-
tween mere good things and bless
tngs. The latter implies donor. The
true. Christian is u real optimist: he
sees good ahead whether II is one
minute or IL million years ahead. by
faith In God he brings II nigh The
|uprighteous Is the pessimist. II is al
ways dark ahead. Tho author OF the
text has been studying the real les
son of life In the proper way. and
finds God the siver OF life's bless
ings-he finds also that the bless
tngs are many. He speaks OF them as
all His blessings. How different
this life from many other men, even
so-called Christians. who have not
learned this lesson of wisdom, thai
God Is the bountIful giver or all good,
but he continually counts the trou-
bles aud dangers and Sorrows, his Joy
seems to lie in the evil he sees all
around. He counts the failures In
the church. finds many things wrong
In 1t. many failures to live right. SER
ious objection to the whole order or
things. This litter man is to be pit-
led: he allows the blemishes and fail
urcs of others to drive from his all
the JOY OF the real good there is to be
found in the world about him.
"On the other hand the Psllmist
finds all about him great blnssings,
SO many that lie does not dwell uon
the evils.
But. What shall render to the
Lord" The cattle upon n thousand
hills arc His: sacrifice and burnt Of
ferings he does not desire. How then
shall ! express thc deep gratitude I
feel toward him? Shall build Him
u house. or go on mission. rescue a
fallen brother. strive for peace among
men. proclaim Him the lamb of God
that taketb away the sin of the
world? Yes, do all these: do yet ono
thing more. 1t Is this: bring daily
the gift He has given unto me. to
Hin, the gift OF my faculties-mlnd, y
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
TRINIDAD TEAM FL
LOSES SECOND GAME

The Trinidad boys basketball team
was again defeated by the fast Cen
trail high school OF Pueblo Saturday
night by the score OF - To IL. In the
fastest nnd most hotiy contested game
that has been played In Pueblo this
season.
From the moment that the refer
ec's whistle blew at the beginning Of
the first half, II was u struggle and
at no time did the Pueblo boys have
the game won. The first half was
Exceedingly fast but neither team
could keep up the fast pace and the
second half was u little slower. Cary.
the star center OF the Central team.
made the first basket OF the game.
and Metxser. of Trinidad. soon fol-
lowed with u pretty throw from the
field and the score was tied. At the
end of the first half the score stood
l: to 10 In favor oi the Pueblo boys.
The Trinidad boys failed to make
but one baskc, from the field the scc-
ond half and the Central team made
period and ut the end Of the game the
score had been rolled mp to - for
Central and II for Trinidad.
! NCutsut kcuuh. hoh P's'
! Ing the rough game that they did
down here. had ~ fo?ls called on
them by the referee and nine OF thcs.
were successfully thrown by the
Trinidad boys.
Cush guarding for Central and
MctxRar playing forward for Trinidad
were the individual stars OF the game
while Townc. center for the local
boys. played an excellent game
game against Cary. the tall Central
guard.
/ \ tie now exists between the two
Pueblo high schools and the cham.
pionship OF the league Will be decided
"Wednesday OF this week. the tive
teams playing on the floor Of the
Centennial high school. The stand.
ling OF the teams In the western d.
VISION OF the Southern Colorado and
Northern New Mexico league Is rs
| follows:
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
TEN NEW FoRDs HERE

a carload of 1913 Ford automo.
bilcs arrived In the city on tho G. 8:
8. this morning aud are being un.
loaded this afternoon. Tile car con.
sists OF ten machines. which are he
Ing disposed Of by the locul agency,
the Trinidad Novelty Works.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
Old Ar

Od age ms II comes In the orderly
process OF nature Is "a bcartliui and
majestic thing. II stands for cSper-
fence. knowledge. wisdom. counsel.
THAT Is old age Us II should he. hu;
old age u. II often Is means poor di-
gostion, torpid bowels, a sluggish
liver and II general feeling OF III
health. dcspoDdenc! and misery.
This In almost every instance Is
wholly unnecessary. One Of Cham
,prlnin's Tablets taken imme,ii In II, Y
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
MOTHER CRITICALLY Ill

Mrs. J. II. Daley OF. this city left
on the Santa Fe train No. 10 Satur.
day night for Detroit. Mich. called
by n message Informing her Of tho
lcritical illness of her mother In thut
|city. The message said that her
mother was not expected to live but
Ia few hours.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
DEATH AT soPRIs

Rosie Maxarisa. the six-nonths-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mazsr.
lisa. died yesterday morning in So
prIs. The funeral was held btis af-
ternoon ut l o'clock from the Catf
Ollie church IN this city. intermcnt
being In the Catholic cemetery.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

In Saturday nights contest the
teams lined up as follows:
Trinidad: Townc, center: Mctzger
and Tcmplin. forwards: Lott and
Cleavingcr. guurds.
Central: Cary. center: Cannon and
Kuhn. forwards: Cush and Davidson.
guards.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

"i'er supper VIII improve tn. d.
:ostton. tone up the liver aud rcz,i-
,.tc the bowels. That feeling Of de-
sEondcncy will give way to one OF
hope and good cheer. For sale by all
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

Washington, Feb. i0.-Seyrcsury
Knox at the end of today's special
cabinet meeting. said II has been dc.
cldcd TO hold the cruiser Denver at
Acapulco. Mexico. instead OF send
ing her to Salvador Us had been
planned. Other naval movements
were discussed. the secretary said.
but none decided upon.
The Mexican embassy her. an.
nounced that II had received but one
despatch on the situation. II was
from Pedro I.ascuran. minister Of for
Ieign affairs. II was sent from Mex
leo last last night and read:
Military uprising. Government
has situation under control.
Brownsville. Texas. Fb. l0.--Offl.
cials In MatamOras. across the iiiO
Grandc from here. report that u
band Of men was seen crossing the
river from the American side ycstcr.
day. They proceeded In the direction
of Rio Bravo. Matamorns was quiet.
Washington. Feb. l0.--One Amer
lean Is known to have been Injured
In yesterdays clash. American AM
bassndor Henry Lane Wilson ut the
first sign of trouble took prompt
action to safeguard the lives OF
Americans and other Foreigners. As
dean OF the diplomatic corps he
called all the foreign reprcsentutiv
into u conference nt the American
embassy and demanded from the
Madcro government specific assur-
ancc that adequate protection be cx.
tended to all Foreigners In the cup
ital. Subsequently. the ambassador
made the same demand on Felix piaz
Mr.. Wilson'S decision. Montgomery
Schuyler. secretary of the embassy
made u tour OF the city by automo'
bile.
Immediately after the conflict be-
tween the DIax and Madero forces
lie reported the bodies OF the dead
land dying uncarc'i for GU the broad
jexpanse OF the plaza.
Ambassador Wilson's kilograms
confirm early dispatches OF tho con.
troll OF the Mexican capital by the
DiaZ forces and the rapid sequence
OF events which followed the releas.
OF General Dinz and General Reyes
from federal prisons.
San Diego. Calf. Feb. iV.--Th.
lafnoured cruisers Colorado and
South Dakota Of the Pacific fleet are
ready 10 saii for Mexican waters at
short notice should orders come from
Washington.
MoncloSu. Mexico. Feb. lV.-A
band OF rebels reported marching o,
Monterey will. II In declared. dcma ut
the surrender OF the city late today
| fa anlt. HAZE Hl,~N NkANls. =
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
Fir. 1ns.hsd.At A.EEs EDisss1.l ss Ga GAossh .s

Isaiah q: :, "Here am !. send me.
All movements Of religious reform
have dated their origin to vision
of God. The consecratlon and activ-
ity Of religious life IA leaders OF men
found In the lives Of Moses, Paul and
John. may be dated to visions OF
God. To this vision may bc ascrib-
I'd isu iah's conception Of the Mes.
siah and It's coneQuent cvungelistic
note. U:xiah's sin and leprosy that
drove him from the haunts OF men
Just when every expectation OF u
glorious reign manifested itself fill
cd the prophet with disheartUeni.
Betakink himself to prayer. God APP
pearcd to him In u vision. seated up
on a throne with attendant scraphim
whose chuntinRs made prominent the
holiness Of God. This vision became
u mirror In which the prophet saw
his own need aud the moral condi-
fession brought cleansing from sin
to the prophet which In turn made Il
q. sIcr for him to respond to the call
Of God though the field was far from
encouraging and the prospects OF
success IL the mission were neager.
God still asks the question:
"Whon shall I send. Who will go
tor us?" to work out the problems OF
the Kingdom OF Heaven. God has
always heard the cry OF unfortunate
hearts. hearts under oppression. II
Is heard today from heather lands
where for generations men have been
under the thrulldom Of Satan. u.
comes up from hearts In our own
fair land. God looks TO those whd
have .hc xspci and It's consequent
blessings to give to the needy OFT Of
their abundance. God sent hts son
md set the example OF sacrifice. lie
looks that We put heart and soul In
10 this great work OF the worldwide
kingdom In reaching men with sav-
ing gruce. Locally u cry OF need
goes up for higher standards OF NOR
olity. There are many Indications
that such forces are ut york. The
good work OF our court and Jury in
the recent session Will make prop
erty and life forever safer and all
such things should be encouraged
The task is great and II will tuke
time. Man is In u hurry but God
never. He lays his foundations we'll
and looks that man. with all haste
but no hurry. build upon them in
fnt:h and hopcfulncss. knowing that
no labor In the Lord Is vain. Each
generation has Its part In this pro-
gram for the race aud if We do not
do our part, God will find some who
Will. May VIC show the same loyalty
to our King that the soldier shows
TO his country.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

For IN. mrs; iiinc since the !. w
w. strike last sprin: the full compl!.
m"nt OF lab0rcrs are u, work on the
western division of the Grand Trunk
Pacific. There are now $500 men
In the cOust RI, let ion cnmps
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
Filst Dap&ist Church,

M the Bsptist church the pastor.
Kew. r.. o. Butler. spoke GU 1.-THE
Church That IL not = Buck Number. -
THAT. church - which has the ap.
proval ", the ie6d Of the church
tChrish Is not \ back number. The
church which would hope to rcceiv,
His approval must strive to realize
His ideal.
-. Such u church will be founded
upon the truth: Jesus. who Is the
embodiment OF truth. being the chief
corner stone Of the spiritual struct-
urc. Matt. lG:IS: I. Cor. All.
80. Such church will not only
hold and teach the truth and the
whole truth but will hold aud teach
the truth In love. Eph. i:l1.
-. Such n church will be gov
crned by the teachings Of the New
Tcsta ment scriptures aud these will
constitute It's creed and confession Of
faith. Matt. i':'. Hear him.
-. such church Will put first
thinSs first. Matt. 6:33.
-. Such u church Will be a mis-.
sionary church. Go yc - Mutt.
:s:ls. According to this commits.
sion which constitutes the marching
orders OF the church II must be a pro-
gressivc church. pushing aygressively
forward to the conquest OF the entire
world for the master.
&c. Such church will seek to
solve IN the most helpful manner the
practical questions Of the hour. Tho
solution Of the Social Service prob
lem and all other great problems Is
indicated In the Masters program as
set forth IN the New Testament
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

quence In the suicide of his son, Ro-
doifo. The younger Reyes shot him
self through the head because OF
grief over hts fathers death
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
MAOERo FlEEs;
DlAz IN SADDLE

Continued from page l.)
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

Open DAY AND NIGHT
PHONE TRINIDAD 39S
Ladies' Hours . u. IA. 10 . y, III.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10
SUNDAY SERMONS j
N THE CHURCHES
In the Christian Church.

"ChrIsts Answer 10 Lies Qnes.
ton was Rev. Cooks topic. He said
In part:
For ages Wise men have discussed
the question. What Is the supreme
good In life? Perhaps ". have asked
ourselves this same question. We have
life before uS but once. How may II
be worth living? What Is the chief
ideal! Many have been the answers
given. knowledge. fame, ambitioe.
wealth. have all had their advocates.
Let us listen tV the answer Of the
worlds Great Teacher.
II. Jesus declares thu, the n,tdIn-
mcnt of the kingdom Of God IL the
goal OF human enleavcr. Even the
most careless reader will have noticed
the large place the kingdom occupies
In the New Testament writings. II is
II matter OF vital Importance 10 un-
derstand what IN meant by the
phrase. the Kingdom Let US no.
tsce. first. what the Kingdom Is not.
u: II Is not heaven. 3: II IL not.
primarily. the church. 8: II In not
the Invisible church. The true view
Of the Kingdom Is large enough to IN
cludc all these. Iu It's extent II in
eiudcs Heaven and earth. the church.
both visible and Invisible. In Its
content. II embraces the citizenship
OF heaven. the invisible church aud
the rcgcusrate membership OF the
visible church. both John and Jesus
spoke Of the kingdom. yet IL Is IL
significant fact that neither OF them
ever gave q definition OF 1t. How
ever. BY the Kingdom Iesus evident
ly meant that love should be rcynnnt
In human life, perfect brotherhood
realized through the two great laws
OF the kingdom 0f God. perfect love
to God. and perfect love TO nan: man
AT pence with God. and his fellows.
which would mean universal peace
Throughout the world. such u goal
Is worthy of all human ambition and
Inspiration.
I'll. Then. In the implied words Of
the text CMstt. 6:3:l Jesus cmpha-
sizes the principles OF u true life.
lived with reference 10 tho Kingdom
OF God. or q divinciy conceived order
OF successful life. The principles
involved In this are a., Consccra.
fion; f:) Concentration. t3b Aggrc-
cation.
DO this. and all these things shall
De- added The religion of Christ is
a religion OF additions. u growth In
ull that II good and uniiftiuE.
Do you ask me. then. What | :
the kingdom OF God:' answer II Is
an nll-pcrvasivc spirit. The kingdom
OF God IL within you The kin ydon,
of God is not = sperarstc or bounded
enclosurc. II IL moral goodness made
by dynamiv. vital. submissive and
nntufal In the lives Of men
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

Monclovu. Mexico. Feb. lO.-A
band OF rebels reported marching o,
Monterey will. II In declared, dcma ut
the surrender OF the city late today
II IL said. here that littk or no re
sistance Will he offered.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-10

San Diego. Calf. Feb. iV.-Th,
armoured cruisers Colorado an,
South Dakota Of the Pacific fleet ar,
ready TO sail for Mexican waters o
short notice should orders come frou
Wash inEton.