davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Saas : San5Rt.
@On $. g. ~arsBf6mor.

Sic mar in bpbem MlaBe ftpl5, tbn
enbliA einmal Bel fi9 ou baden, tbn,
oeifen Namen tie 59on ID LANCE tdnnte
unb Derebrte, unb BON beiTen Merfen
es t6r in~ipnDerbeit bic @ebidte anges
than 6atten. unD nun mar Der er5ebnte
9beno gefommen, Da er ibrer Sim
laOung Golge geleiitet bate unb Fe
t9m In benz p%Drne6men, bur9 cine
rot6e Mmpel erleu9teten 5dlon gegen.
iiberiaB unD i'm einmal aus nd4fter
glG6e betra9ten fpnnte. Sein MeuBe-
res aleroings enttdul9te fe Elm
penig; einen 9inter bate fe it9
gan3 dnbers borqefteat. &au3 ; &au3i
- bieIer Same mar oo4 efgentlt9
bas ein3ig Nparte an ibn; TN ibrigen
ieOO9 mar CT taft Ipie Elm getpOhn-
li6er Menf9.
Nda tur3er Paufe fubr tie fort, gu
eradblen, pie ie Das eritemul BON tim
gebDrt babe, pie tie bunn mad un6
mad nit ipineH Merfen betanlt gez
pproen iei unb I9lieBltd feline Sc
oidte in ibr cine 70 iiberdus dnge.
nebme Nerpirrung un~erirhtet bdtten.
Sin Diener 6rahte ben Mein,
I9entte Elm u1D entfernte itn Inutlos.
sic er6Db bds @lds, H'~E NIT tim an
unO Iagte: ,4uf baB @ie Sbre Rube
pieDerfinben mDgen, Corr Rauati;
honn an fpinea G3efiihI TTht nrih prs
ratben, baB Sic etne ungliidli9e
2iebe2" Sraneno bate lie TIRE
5ttmme erbobett. Damn trant tie Tim
gu unb ldAelte bielfagenb. ~Das 1T
Io3mfaoen eine @epiHenstrd~~" ents
gegnete er, udber glauben sic, gndbtge
ssrdt, 6aB mfr Dihter iiberbaupt ie
qladl.9 lieben t0nnen2 Gs lit uns
@ihtern eigen, Dinge, bic unberen
Gletnigfeiten ftnb, alS bebeutfdm All
erfaFen, rm tie freif'@ meiit ebenio
raid pieDer gu perIieren. ln6 ID lit eS
audi nit unseren SeraenSan9eleaenz
beiten. Cine fleine Mp,tSerlihteit, cine
8agatelIe, permag infer @efiibl aufs
3uipiihIen unb unfere @eele in fhren
@runbfeften at erIdiittern. 9dmit
aber bat lie ibre MiIfion an uns be.
reits erfiIt. SIS lit bag Grlebnis.
Mues, mas na1ber tommt, lift 10 3iem-
lid belanqlos." - STE folgte 1etnen
Worten nit er1i9tli1er Gpannunq
unD freute ii9, baB enbli4 Der Dtater
an linn fiiblbar pur0e unb bds Sc
fprGn In bic bon tbr gepiinfhte 8dbn
qelentt mar. nDa beritebt nun unfers
ems oar ni9ts bapon," anttportete fie,
,aber th 1ebe bod menigftens, 6aB i4
NIT iener ungliidli9en 2iebe re1t GEE
bdbt babe
LIMB sic bdben bod ntcht redt
eebabt, /" eripiberte ct, rDenn bag, mas
sic unD ipo6[ Die meiten barunter
berife6en, lit etfpas gang dnbereS.
Dab ih elmer bauernben unb pirfli9
qliidliden 2isbe ni9t t~beiIbaftig tOer.
ben lam, lit Bite Srdg0Die Der 9i1ter-
Ieele uno tbrer Sehnfndt.4
sic fiiblts. baB feline mfd6e bOber
fiihrten, unb beaann uniiher Ill tper-
ben. Durum fugte iie i9nea nit Oerz
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

len, ndbreno es ais Qebenproouft Der
notwithstanding nod Dor eiuem
Sabre 81 SO N2orf Bu baben mar.
@er oomals 9oralsiiht aenug 1e.
bnbt bate, ben geinnmten Melot6or.
oorratb alf8ufaufeH, fonute left ell
@iuioHdr fem. 0enn beute besa9it
man oas W2iaigramm germ nit 200
Wlarf, un0oer 9reis fam bel Der qro-
ben 9endirage leidt nod iteigen. Ter
8ormurf Den man oaraus ben 6obrt.
farten maAt erideint oieaeidt uidJt
gang bereftigt; oetn Oie 8a6rifen ia.
ben ibre 8orrdtbe NIT groBen Gptern
~foltenlos 81 ben eriten Seilueriuden
%bergegeber. Solte ireilid Die 8reis.
lteigerlng onbaIteu, oaun mare Dem
8oridlag elmer ltaotliden Wtonopoli.
itrung oieIes Wittels.
3urSeit Itnb ale alinifen unS
&%raRtenbduier eifria bemibt, Iib
mOali1f bel rpn Der tiinfiiqen MeIo.
'tbors@ etpinnuug gu fidern. Bon ben
IN Betrd6t trmmenben @liiblihtfas
briten TT bic gauge Sa6respro6ulfion
fhon i'm pordus D~srtauff; %oeoenfpdrtid
tit nidt Elm Miligrdmm 3u bdben. un0
bon ben in Der @erarbeitunq befin0lis
den 8Orrdtben Tam crit i'm Deem.
Der friibeIteus eiDas ausgegeben ipers
ben.
sir Den 2oien oiirfte es taum et-
mas Trappanteres 0eben aIs bic Ins
p%snSunq Der musn 5eilmetbobe. Nenn
man Iriiber bon 9rebs6ebanbIina
brrte, 6d4te man nur all MleTer unD
teritiimmelten Munoen, unb es mar
oertdnbIih, baB Der &rsstrante I'm
bcitsn Sale Elm @egenitano f6euen
Wdtleios mar. 6eute nimmt Der 4r8t
Elm tleines 8iihsHsn berbor, etra pm
Der Art elmer tleinen Idbnaoel6iihle,
unb bringt es an bic frdntboft perin.
berten Sheile, felbIt i'm Snneru oes
&orpers berdn, fpD IS Itunoenlonq Iies
aen bleibt, pbne 8eIhperoen pDer
S4mer3sn al berurIa1en. llnb pdbs
renb bas 8ids4en itia am 6eero Ser
8rdnt6eit rubt. gsben bon tim iene
r~dtbfelboaen Gtrablen aus, bic bis
%franfhdfte @epsbe gum @inIhmelaen
%frinaen unb an beKen STEELE feFtcs
Narbenoeipebe ieben. go ipirb Der qas
tent in btelen Sdllen BON 1einem Sci.
ben befreit. obne 9erltiimmlunq uno
phne @efabr fir oos 2eben. Gs lit,
Gl& ob Der 3aubsrTtab QeItulaps ion
beriibrt bate.
Hreilid gilt Dies bprberbanb MIR
fir cine Dirt pnn Greserfrdnfina.
nGmIin bic bet Srduen. 9(6er an pies
len SteIen limb unFere Tprf6sr an
Der 4rbeit. I'm bic Mpbltbaten Der
neian 9resbs9dnOlung aud ben anoes
rem Tormen bieies tiidiI6en 9ei0ens
suqdnQIin au MAIDEN. Gs nirb no6t
mod biel l3eit berge6en uno redt piel
@e0utb unb G%ntfagung nothpsnoiq
fem. e6e bas qrobe 3iel. Die gefreiung
Der leioen0en Menfhbeit bon biefem
f6leihenben lte6el, erreiGt Iein pfrb.
SnbeHeu tDnnen mir nit Gtols 81.
rouF b~erpefien, baB BAG Mefotbor oas
GraebniB rein oentfder 5prIdunQ lit,
ron 9suti6en entbedt unb beriperthet
norben 1T. M0ge es unieren Nersten
qeIinQen. ouf bet nun erDffnsten 8ahn
ipeiter Iieqrei6 nor3ubrinoen gum
6eile bieler Tauien6e bon Qranten.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
2Ete Is Gel elmer Oeut(6em
S6tifaeGerim aMsae9t.


SIN 8erIag bon 9. Sturm in
Dresden lit ioeben eth Invertebrates
Nerf Der 9resoner S6riftftelertn
Orr Mrnc (2eopoIoine Mrnolot)
nMe 9 9wd 6 e" be-
titelt, eridienen, in Deldem Die geiit-
reihe 9ame, nas folgenoe origineae
u8orluDrt" oas 8ugIeid ouf Die pbD-
doIogiihe @crtiefung Oes @ertes
idlieBeu ldbt, ibrem Sud-, ooranieBt.
Miein 3tpeites Nonelenbuh Jon iei-
ne ~2ebe1saugen II Elm ernites unO
Elm beitereS @uderl auHhlagen,
UNI nit leinen @efhidten bas Pu6-
Iifum 8u unterbalten.
W3ein 8erleger fuiiniht Elm 8or-
mort.
So, mas ion i6 idreiben9 - St
ma einen &ommentar 5u ben borlie=
9enoen Sodeu9 9os bofie id. aom-
mentore ergen oas perionli9e 8e-
fiibI Oes 2eiers Elm, MAIDEN ftd alto
elmer 9eiitigen Notwithstanding
iduloig.
0Oer ion ib cine 9eIbIfdarotte-
riftif bonn Stopel laiien2 ~ SD milf
traue mir. Wlan lit befanntlit oft
am t~Denigiten In lid 3t SauIe.
Gotblos bdtte id lider idon meb-
rere Geoerbalter angefnabbert, fpentt
mir OaS IGge. Snoes, oas finoe id
unditbetiid, Sn meiner &atblofigfeit
rali6e ib lieber edit omerifanif9 81
garetten - lie entbalten elm flein me-
mig 9piunL geraoe 10 biel, Inn einelt
ongenebmen @ebirnfiBel 81 emf
pfinOen - uno nai6e oa5u Sngper.
Eabletten (@6etping @itnl).
9abet nerbi9ten iid bic Galtd)rin-
ge (i1 fam 10 flinitgeredte &inge
blafen tpie Elm importirter Oanfee)
- @rlebnfB Inn @rlebniB iteigt ats
ibnen entpor ~ pie ons BEL Spium-
Sauiionen %borfommen ion unO
5iebt greifbnr oel1tli1 an mir borii-
Der. God feines, feines, aus benz
&eigen Oieier butlten @eitolten oas
ols dorofteriitiides gortport gu
bonnellA 1Gre
HI0Bli6 y oenntohl
Isl, @err Senerih nee
gglte - BELL @alt BOLT oohl
gu Oorfft niht noriiberaieben - bid
ereife id beralts - 0u ionit MIRROR
mort meroenl"
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Gin gpdtberbftnadnittag in9reg


Gin gp1tberbftnodmittag in8res-
ben lit es - nnno 1912.
Meine @irthin - i'd bin cine
ymobIirte Sltnggeiellin~ - bat iid)
chen onf ben @eg 3u ibrem RrGn8-
herL nit Dem iibliden uSh1lAen
&eeBen@ ais berloden0item 8eitano-
tbeil, orf ben @eg gena6t. MuA i1
bin in SUIT lt10 Mantel, Inn einer
8efaumten mein Dor flint @oden er-
fdieneneS critics @etltesfino, Die be-
muBten u9oIfirIden" 81 brinoen.
(Sn5tpii6en iino meiHe0 g lGfiriden4
ftaatsonpaltIi1 beidlagnobmt uno
mad eitem langmierigen Bro5eB uie-
Der freiaegeben poroer.)
9a flingelt'3.
Sd offne.
Cine neiBDaartge, Iebbafte Srnu,
anideineno Dem Mittel1tanoe angelo
reno, itebt Dor mir.
uS16rnIe, mobnt bier5rau Srno9"
fragt nno geittfulirt iie.
u@itte 49, ja!4
SD fibre iie in mein 8obn8ia1-
mer.
Sic fin iDpbl Ser Srno lire @ir-
tbin2~ iuterOieut iie mid nit fritz
idem 8lin8elouge.
Die Situation f1ngt an, mid 81
amiiiiren uno 5u rei5ert.
nSSa, Die bin id. 8itte, nebmen sic
BlaB. Die Shriftiteaerin lit lei6er
ausgeoangen. Carl ih ibr etpas
ausridten ooer cine geiteaung fir
iie iibernebmen2~
00il, fdbnie, Dos Is es ia aben,
tpegen mas i'd bergefommen bin. Sd
pero' Sic Dos gleid au~snanoerber-
poiementiren" iagt mein @e9eniiber,
inOem eS iid nit breiter 8ebagli1-
feit auf benz Sofa einriHtet. sd
tpollte n1tnlid c Bud bon ibr foo.
fen; 0one ~ ooae airiden, ODER pie
Oes Oings 1eeBt.~
Sn tiefiter Seele ihodirt iiber bic
idno0e 8erbaabornirung oes 81
tells, iage id fur3:
u9as Bud erbalten sic in ieoer
8udban0lung.
u0as meeB ih, meme flute Maoam.
Mber mi babrnie mol, ih BIN Sic
ll1mlid oerne bierber 9efommen. SD
tpolte ION @eibien, mos fid BLOB
bin3nieben broidt nno 6ruffsu-
idreibt, NAL idbn - 10 ne ridtige
GdriftIteIleriu nal IN Der Ndbe fem
men lerneu. @enn ih iie MI aber
MID ielber id9n fam, oenn bin i6
penigitens in ibrem 8immer gene
fen, Oos Is oob mas
sic ipringt auf uno beginnt fi6
nit berleben0er llngenirtbeit rnl6it-
bIiden.
Meine GomilienbtIoer anf benz
Gdreibtii6 finOen @naoe Dor ibren
Mugen. 8nii1en0urH fragt iie mid
nit Gifer uao WiBbegier aust
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
M tnenfpefuIation n.

v@as madft Oh bier Dor Der @or.
ie9~ SD ipefuIir' in Minen. :
- @ieio in Minen2@ n@enu ei.
ner rau3fomnt uno modt ne quite
Msiene, idnorr ih i'm an = madt or
ne bofe Mieue, laB' ib i'm Iaufenl"
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Vim ADe1o er3uDlfe td tud)ctto
meiner @irtbin oas genoiiene 3nter-
me53o - uno tpie t~piiroeDon fd) file
geipieIt botte.
Nnitatt mttauln6en, gerietb meine
Ntrtbin al meinem Grltaunen n0nig
aus Dem &diisden niiber oie booen-
fofe SoftIoiisteit~ iener llnbetaun-
ten. @ar nidt dlt tr0iten mar Re
Oariiber.
0Sie 10 3l frGnfen es 1T eth.
fad emporeuSl@ ftieB bic bebGbigc,
fletne 6ror, miitbenO mad 9ltft
i6noppeno, berals.
gMber i) Elite sic, mir tpor oie
gonae @eiAidte ipaBbaftl" iogte idl,
berbliifft iiber i6ren Merger.
God iie 5eterte neiter, INNER mie.
Der betoneno, oaB Elm g~ebiloeter
Menih 10 etfpasv bod niemanD trS
@eiidt fhIeitoern 0iirfe.
9a fubr 6libortig eine @rleuhtiutg
Dor mir uieoer.
pSm - Sic fino mobI Ser Nn.
fift, BOB meire 8efn6erfn NIT tbrer
&lops-9beorie in Der 9raris dm
@n0e re6t fat2~ fraete td betroi-
fen.
86gern0 t0otIt6 DerIeeeu, ooB
fte iid Oerrotben itotterte metne
@irtbfn:
na6, SrduIein Orno - MN 10
81 ieben Sic: per idretbt, ber - Der
tit att1 anoer8 ipie anoere Wen-
idenl4
Ga botte ib bic 8eiderlrng.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Me HrehNndls.

rSdbrnIe, Der Mone but ufrfItd
niiht our S1de. Sogenfe tbr nur
me eenfode @crgeridfrou is oogcue-
fen, Die ie bnr0or Tenn lernen won-
tie - IN email ntiien noGte, mites
bet 10 'ner GdriftIteaertn auSie1n
out. @emietlid midi"
l1no fte gebt.
Sd ober DentiIirte oie Sroee, Of
ih bieIleidt meinem SootenIh1oel
elm aSddIden SeeBen" 8piiden Die
2ippen 5w6ngen ioae, Oamit er nge-
mietlider" ausibatte.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

Get one of those soft mattresses al
Geo. f. Gays.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
The THANKSGIVING
TURKS ARE PLENTY
MARKET Is WELL SUPPLIED AND
PRICES ARE ABOUT AS
LAST YEAR.

Brunswick backed up by Glyn1
county, the best source Of supply"
will be abundantly supplied with the
toothsome turk on Thanksgiving, just
a little more than a week in adj ance
Already the plump birds are being
brought in to Brunswick by the two
horse wagonload, and prices are about
the same as last season here
Many Glynn farmers, who raise ev-
erything that can be produced upon a
well regulated farm, pay particular a.
tention to poultry, and there is never
any shortage in the supply of patri-
archal eicbblers and yellow-twigged
chickens of tender vintage.
The extensive growing of field peas
for the sake of the hay is fine for the
turkeys, and many of those brought in
town are taken out of the fields where
the peavine hay has grown and they
are just about as fat as turkeys we'll
could be. Judging from the number
OF turkeys seen the raising of them
must be on the increase, and there
is never lack of demand for them.
Just at this time eggs are rather
scarce, but the luscious fruit of the
barnyard will be plentiful, as usual,
before it is time to brew the Christ
of the nog are already on hand.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
To Those Who Are Interested In
Christmas Presents.

1t is often the case where your
friend would rather have your old
jewelry and prize it higher than any
thing new, and II you have anything
you want worked over and made new.
get 1t to me at once before the holt
day rush | also have a fine line OF
the best and most up-to-date jewelry
and before selecting your presents call
and have look at my line. I do spe-
cial designing and manufacturing to
order | earnestly solicit your patron
age, | am yours as ever. and favoredly
remain
HILTON THOMAS
At krauss' Bakery, 1412 Newcastle ST
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
HUNTERS TO FIGHT
FEDERAL GAME LAW
MANY LEGAL EXPERTS SAY THAT
LAW is UNcoNsTI.
TUTIoNAL.

With the opening Of the game sea
son today it is expected that there
will be number of test cases" as
TO the consttutionality of the federal
game law, regarding which a number
Of opinions that it is unconstitutional
nave been rendered. This applies par
ticularly to that part of it which for
bids the shooting of ducks between
sunset and sunrise.
Many legal experts have rendered
S unconstitutional. The game war
dens of the various counties will make
test cases in the event of any viola
lions of the law, and are determined
to prosecute any instances which
come under their observance.
Beginning with today huntsmen are
permitted to shoot quail, migratory
ducks and wild gobbler turkeys. There
is limit of three turkeys to every
hunter, and the shooting of hen tur-
keys is forbidden. Summer ducks
are not included in the class with mi
gratory ducks. 1t is therefore not per-
MISSILE to hunt these ducks until
Dec. |.
The hunters of Glynn county are
prepared to take to the fields this
morning to hunt the varieties of game
birds which are most common in this
section. This is shown by the fact
that many licenses have been issued.
1t is expected that before Thanksgiv-
ing day-the day which nearly every
one who is a devotee OF the dog and
gun takes to the field-many other Ii
censes will be issued.
The law also forbids the shooting Of
woodcock until Dec L. And at that
time the season fer deer closes.
The difference in opinion among
prominent attorneys as to the constl-
nationality of the federal game law Is
creating much interest among the To-
cal hunters. Attorney General Car
mondy, of New York, has rendered al
opinion also that it is unconstitution-
al 1t is agreed that the only method
of determining it is to put a case to
test and it is expected that this will
be done.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
PARKER TALKS OF
MAKING THE RACE
HAS NOTHING TO GIVE OUT FOR
PUBLICATION YET, so
HE SAYS.

The statement that Judge Parker
will be in the race next year Will be
| Of interest in Brunswick following SO
closely upon the speech OF Congress
man Walker at the dollar dinner, the
effect Of which there is no doubt will
be to make him stronger than ever
in this section Of the Eleventh dis
trict.
The following is from the Waycros
Herald OF Tuesday:
Upon his return from Valdosta
yesterday Judge T. A. Parker, OF the
Waycrcss circuit, was asked for a
statement regarding his reported cau-
didacy for congress in opposition t.
Congressman J. X. Walker. who de.
feated Judge Parker in the campaign
of 1912.
Judge Parker said that at this time
he had nothing to say for publication
but from his manner and the gener-
al conversation on the congressional
situation it was very evident that h :
is giving the question consideration
and may at an early date make known
his intentions.
Close friends of the Judge have
known that he has for years had al
ambition to go to congress, ana it -
generally believed the defeat in the
campaign last year did anything but
weaken his ambition in this line. In
fact, 1t has been ascertained from 4
reliable source that Judge Parker wa ;
considering making the race before
Congressman Walkers postmaster Sc.
lection at Waycross sent some of his
erstwhile opponents to him begging
for an announcement for congress.
Hon. w H. Converse, of Valdosta,
is already looked upon as candidate
and according to information from
Valdosta has no idea Of staying out
OF the race. Friends of Judge Parke"
feel that in a three-cornered race, es.
pecially with two of Me candidates
from the same city, the Wayce0ss can
did2te Will have good showing
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
KIDNEYS
NEED CARE

The kidneys should receive care
full and constant attention-they are
working constantly and demand it
night and day they are filtering the
blood, preventing an accumulation of
poisonous waste matter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
POPE RECEIVES MExICANS.

Rome, Nov. 19.-Pope Plus today
received a party of Mexican pilgrims
just returned from Palestine. They
were introduced by the Rev. Jose RAJ
mon Ibarra, archbishop of Puebla. Aft
er imparting the apostolic benediction
his holiness expressed the hope that
the blessing of peace would be given
soon to their country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

HILTON THOMAS
At krauss' Bakery, 14t2 Newcastle 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
CALL FOR SETTLEMENT.

Those indebted to me kindly call at
the Western Union Telegraph office
anytime during the day and up until
IL o'clock, midnight, as | would like
to make personal settlement of all
outstanding accounts. Also present
all accounts against me for payment.
j. o. ZELLNER
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20
CAPT. A. M. WRITTEN DEAD.

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 19.-Capt A. NJ
Written, aged 40 years, Of the U. S.
naval collier service, died here today
from cancer of the stomach.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

Golden Bloom, the best sweet pota-
toes in the South. The genuine "Yel-
low Yam" at Wright & Governs. 25c
peck.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

Don't buy tnm sheet iron range
Buy heavy cast range at Geo. F.
Gays.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

Pay city taxes NOW and save costs
Executions issued after Nov. 80.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

New Georgia can syrup just
in at Walker Grocery Co., phone 219
Gloucester ST.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

Phone 121 for rubber stamps, stem
Gil and seals.-W. B. Fain, City Hall.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

TURKEYS! TURKEYS! TURKEYS!
Live, fat and fine, for SALE, 25c PEI
pound,-R. M. Wilson, phone 80, 1417
Grant street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-20

Fine Fuel Furnished-Hopkins Sup
by Co, Phones AS and 10
The Delta independent., 1913-08-15
DEATHS BY TYPHOID FEVER
ARE REDUCED so PER CENT

The fight being conducted by the
state board of health for improved
sanitary conditions has resulted in a
decrease in the number of deaths in
the last four years from typhoid fever
of so per cent. The figures for 1912
have Just been completed.
In 1909 there were 1.779 cases of
typhoid fever. and $50 deaths. accord
ing to the figures. which are not SO
accurate as those of the present date.
which may account for the big in
crease of 1910. when there were 2.5SS
people sick and 352 persons died from
the disease. There was a slight fall
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ton, as well as the costs Of this exc
cution and sale; and the further sum
of Six Hundred Fifty-eight Dollars
and Twenty-six Cents $658.26). with
interest thereon at the rate of eight
per cent. per annum form the date of
said decree for the said defendant.
Lewis F. Crandell, and costs of suit.
I. C. G. Sampson, Sheriff of said
Delta County, State of Colorado. will
on the Sixth (6th) day of September.
A. D. 1918, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day at the South front
door of County Court House in the
City of Delta. Colorado, offer for sale
at public auction and sell to the high
est bidder for cash to satisfy the said
judgment, the following described real
estate and the appurtenances thereof,
which is fully described in said decree
of foreclosure and said special exc
cution. and is situate. lying and being
in the County of Delta and State of
Colorado. to-wit:
A part of the NWA of the SEA of
Section 12. Township is S. of Range
90 w. of the Sixth p. NJ. commenc-
ing at a point 6O5.5 feet East and
Moth. degree East 64S.2 fee from the
Southwest corner of said Northwest
quarter of the Southeast quarter OF
said Section Twelve or the point of
beginning.
Thence running n. 1 degree E. 160
feet; thence E. 296.75 feet to the w.
line OF landed decided to Jacob w.
Kuhnley. April 20. 1899; thence run
ming S. degrees 30 minutes West
160 feet; thence West 2ss.45 feet.
more or less. to point OF beginning.
containing one acre. more or less.
Together with the water rights in
cluding one half share OF the capital
stock of the Hartland Ditch Company;
or SO much thereof as may be neces-
sary to satisfy said judgments and
costs. and costs of this execution and
sale.
Dated at Delta. Delta County. Colo
rado. this 18th day OF August. A. d.
1913.
c. c. SAMPSON.
Sheriff OF Delta County. Colo
First pub Aug 10; last pub. Sept. s.
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NORTH DELTA NEWS.
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Considerable threshing is being
done in the North Delta district.
Mrs. Platt, of Detroit, Michigan
dropped in on her cousin, J. p Kerno
han, for a short visit.
Miss Ruth Roberts was an outgoing
passenger on Monday for Denver and
Boulder where she will visit with
friends about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Frogue expect
to start for Missouri and Kansas
points soon on visit to relatives and
friends.
Thursday evening of this week Miss
Alma Boone entertained her Sunday
school class at lawn social. Ice
cream and cake were served and all
report jolly good time.
Mrs. William Cornforth met with a
painful accident last week She went
out to water the COW which was pick
eted and when handling the rope the
COW jerked the rope through Mrs
Cornforth's hands with such force as
to cause painful injuries. Later blood
poisoning set in and DIR. Burgess was
called to take charge of the case. II
is hoped that the injured lady will re
cover soon.
The Delta independent., 1913-08-15
Notice of Sale Under Mortgage
Foreclosure.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to a decree and judgment of fore
closure and sale, made and entered in
the County Court of Delta County.
State of Colorado. on the End day of
August, A. D. 1913. in favor OF the
plaintiff in an action wherein Tom
Dewar was the plaintiff and Lewis F.
Crandell and w. c. Grossman were
defendants. and also a judgment in
favor of the defendant. Lewis F. Gran
dell. against the defendant. w. c.
Grossman. and by virtue OF a special
execution issued on said decree where
by am commanded to sell the lands
and appurtenances In said decree and
special execution mentioned TO make
the amount of said judgment, to-wit:
Four Hundred Thirty-one Dollars and
Forty-four cents (s43t44). with inter
est at eight per cent. per annum from
the date OF said decree for the plain
tiff and the costs accrued in said ac-