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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-09

IIdII DVkaII 10 COIl0 OUT Dy
the combfuls. l almost be-
came frantic. fearful that 1
would lose all Of my hair
which was my pride. There
were some pimples on my
scalp and | scratched them
until they made sores. My
hair was dry ard llfeless.
Il was bothered aboW5
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-09

Write e: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
hoslSoiy Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for Sfseiaf
7ptslzMrf'oas on your case and 64-paRe book. Home
lrsaunent for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. las
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-09
eAek sEvgN
ALMOST FRANTIC
WITH DANDRUFF
Tormented by itching. Hair Came
Out by Combfuls. PimpIes on
Scatp. Cuticura Soap and 0int-
ment Made Permanent Cure.

Bissell, Ala. - had very bad case OF
dandruff ON my head. was tormented by
Itching and my hair began to como out by
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-09

Spend sunday at St. sfsDons New
Hotel. eli
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-09

All size mating art squares at
lays.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-09
1AyES DAUGHTER
Adv Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
Daughters UntimeIy End.

10y, KY was not able TO do
an ng for nearly six months" writes
N aura Bratcher, of this place, land
VI Down in bed for three months.
2nnot tell you how | suffered with
Sad, and with nervousness and
BY troubles.
Family doctor told my husband he
I'D not do me any good, and he had
give if up. We tried another doctor.
he did not help me.
last, my mother advised me TO fake
vi, the woman's tonic. Thought
no use for was nearly dead and
seemed to do me any good. But
! eleven bottles, and now am able
10 Ill of my work and my own
think Cardui is the best medicine in
Inc, World. My weight has increased,
ana look the picture OF health. "
II You suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar 10 women, get bottle OF Cardui
iitoday, Delay Is dangerous. We know
II wiz help you. for it has helped so
many thousands of other weak women
IN the baSt so years.
At druggists.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-30

~
flub blerouf battsn bic Deiber.
2lle ihisnsn lie nur fib IN bsm
Gsfhrei iiberbisttn su ipolen: vs.
Ieben Die 9erbiinoetenl Gs leoe
glIeranoerl~ ssit meiiicm 2eben iino
mir feiue bnrleSfern tSsenen porge'
foinnien. llnter INNER ipii0er .peroet,.
ben 8ctfnIlsgeihrei eincs 5ohuoleii
9oIfes itn6 in einenr 8c0rdnge ion.
OergIeiden marifirten iDir IdHaiari
ben GfpidiIden 5eIocrn sn. Mir III es
unbearcifIid), noiI nn Oes Sanilets
aIernnber rctber Bor0eniliform rod,
ein anr3er 6esen blieb. 60 tuuroe or
aefiift iifn beorongt. gr IicB iidl al.
Ies aeioIIen pauicnfpciic pinsen Die
1eiber an ieinen Siieieln uiiO SSpc.
ren inib hieItrn lid, iogar am SdlpeiF
fcines 4ieroes felt. Weitten in oiriem
Airrlparr gelnng es einem Sdjriei.
Der, feline @Oreiie BEN Qaifer an iib<rs
reiden, Der iie Dantbnr nnnnbn.
gnIn ieoodJ aeInnaten 10 uieie anbers
aoreFen in Oes auiiers 6dnbe. baB
er lie aar niht mehr beherberaen
fonnte, 10 boi, er iic ieinem 0ieri.-
fhueuben Aoiutnnten iiberaob. In.
moeIid, fpiiroe man iid) eincn @egriif
| BON Sen 3reiben MAIDEN, nean mar
es nld,t ielbit erlebt bate. oas iih
lmnhrenn Der GuroSe in unntittelbnrer
geahe Der Wonurd,en o5ipieiie. Dinr
mubie einfdd elauben. mir unn olle
Barrier ieien ton geiporoen. am be.
lmerfensiuertbelvn puren iuieoer ote
ssroiien. Die iid, 3ii amdsonen iiIHae.
Innnoelt batten. Term iait ale iinlere
laeiter in Der Cutie bntten entfDeosr
lihre SdtteI nerIaiien uno Den Ddnen
libre QIdbe eir1aer1umt ODER lie trnu-
Hid su iif bernufaesogen. 9ernarcn-
Iprinsen BON @iirttenberg, Der oas
IfdlonIte Qiero, einen praf,trolienarn.
Iber. rift. ipuroe 10 Oft sugeruicn:
.ab fueId1 herrIidIes Rferol", odB &c
enSIit lGteIno sr einer iirngen Eli.
Ime Ioate: ,,Wiein ,srdliIein, gle ifel.
| fen nem aoB mebr auiInerfianIfeIt
lnIs 0em Reiterl" % nlein Serr, :
erpiSerfe oas biibid,e airb. rSie iino
Elm iehr d)armnnicr Serr, aber ihore
afanner itno in garis iueniger iel'en
lois Idlone Jhiere.% llno ofHnoh
lid,lieBt Der Cfii5ier Die Sdiloernilg
loieier furioien Ssenen pdhreno eiiies
llpelthiIteriIhen GreianiIies NIT ben
sgorten: .gber trotoem pertannie
lDbd teiuer BON uns oas ernfte ltno
IsSeierIide. oab 70 ptele Grieger 70
Ipieler goIter in benz itoisen Ynri5
lheilte pereinigt luaren.
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Ser GinSns in Yaris.

Ieber ben Ginsng Der 9erbiinDeien
in paris i'm Sabre 1874 beiiben mir
BON Der 5onp bes nohn,oiisen prsu'
biffen 0ensraImaIors lyreiberrn bon
5saborff, Der 1ls aoiutari 0es prins
sen Gugen BON Iiiriieurberg I'm rnis
Iiffsn 5e.re bic Jreiheitst tdmpfe mits
mo6ts, inttrei5nnie gir5ei6nurgen.
3d Der GinSlg in bic froRsoiifHe
5ouptit0of ben 4blhlub Der srbebeus
ben .3sit bilbet, beren bunbertidbrige
Disosrtebr mir iest fsiern. 70 oerlohnf
esNfib, aus bxien auf5chnungen sis
nigss fpiebsrsirgeben. nm 10 mebr, ais
Der Gffisisr bumorpolle 9iloer BON
oiefsm Ginsins enttpirFt, bic um 10
grosesier rpirten, oIs Tie un9 10 Dieltn
bsntlpSroigen Gfhlnhten fi6 nbfpiels
ten. Gnon ber Auf3ug. in oent einsslne
Jheile Der iifgreshtn Srtppen fid Dor
BEN 9hpren bon Doris xfdnoen, enss
behri niht etRs tomiiden GiHithIdgs.
90 berihtet Gxiberr Don 5eloorff:
.gs mar befnb!sn, beim Girp5ug edn3s
StisfsI su irogtn ober penigitena
ttins 6olsEhuhe, ouf ale 5alle pers
bite mda iid 9luIen, WeibsrrDds
unb Rapusinertutten. Dos ltBttrs
mare ober sine asbensfrase geipsfsn
Tenn unfer ganses aorps itedie mi
Nusnnbms einigsr MastsHnnsiige n
ben R6fsI bic mir ben fr1nSofilher
| 9aroiIten unb QinxnIolbnttn nusgti
scasn bntfsn. glur unfere furhtbcl
| boben 5kh.enreifsr ouf ben 1ihasoi
unb bic ipssbxn Binben nm ben rthp
ten Arm urrasrfhisn.n uns BON ber
s5ronscitn.I Der preuBifds Cffisist
fhilntri num-. ipis fis in paris ein'
maridirisn. JH Der Woritabt Ct
Mlugtin ipurhs bic Gpies bts Ge<rti
pon etfpu hunbsrt jungxn parifsf
| Giubern su pFsrbe In fhnnrsei
Jrads, sneiben GIntebdnbf fbuben unl
liD<ibsr 0inbe INN ben Arm empfonnsn
| bic fin bannl unter bic Suite Der Wlo
nartkn niidEen, alf bic iie iibertrie
btue, ftmeiheIhafx aobrsoen bisltsl
phsr fih in Ghusdbsingen nuf Nopo
leon ergingn. &c iisisr mir In ni
Gtnbt einUongen,S er31blt 6sIlDorf
meter, i'm 10 iebb1ftsr lpurbs be
!. | GmpMna. 0enItr, Ndlfons, ielblt hi
Ddher fpdrtn iiberfiiat BON 2n
| fmru<rn, bsren GroItctionsn al
lCssnatH siit<rfiegtn: HtfpHoersH Gin
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Mar gertman an eagle q. u 6.
u, $500.
pbiIip 3. 9iitdinion an SiIDer.
ton g. u. 9. Co., $1,000.
Grace 6. GjOsb an 6arrp 8. Gcrs
bon, S2094.13.
Jdmes !. Wius an GIoDa stiit,
5000.
WlinHie 6eim an Clifton 6eights
g. II. y. 60. $500.
getta Rotb an Glisobstb Ghenos
1petb. $1,000.
GhdrIss g. gDoIf an 2ibepdl g. Il.
8. Co., $4,000.
Rattle 1ern an hieisIbe, 5000.
JObn y. @oIs an eieIdbe 5000.
Sobn u. Wieusber an @eprge Ut.
SttphenInn, $1,000.
9IOoIpb SSlid an Diaiam 8.
Shtni, 1886.
Sohonnn WaIter an Gin STREET
Snnuiirp g II. o. 60, $1,000.
TietIbs an g1tmaR Gtrest y. II.
8. 60, 5000.
Maru u. Gong on DaItsr 9. Mts
Common, $3.50.
Carrie .. ejdobig an Goutbern
Chio 5apines gant Co., $1,000.
5orreft U. Barnes an Mpers q.
Cooper, S1050.
Glisobcth gronigan an Weitern u
Southern aifs Snf. Co., $1,000.
Sra ainnfan an Wsbiter 6. sJobn'
| icn II. M., 5000.
Greberit gpsseIs on @beraI 6. II
.. Co., $4,000.
Oetilgts pot'bstsn
Mihasl 5orrieon an ,6oms q. u
g. u. $500.
| Qouis 8ushoIb an Girnmooo Ylaet
g. u. y. Co., 5000.
/ G5rdncis .. 9otftltor on QSsiierT
| 5iIls B. 2. II. g. Co., $500.
| gdtrid SaIiipan an GbtroH .. u
Is. ", $3.50.
stuts Hobtcpf an Soutbern SbiI
/ &. u. Z. Co.. S24O0.
! Bert O. Rpprmoman Ronpareil y
la. Co., $25O0.
Wciss birT6berg on.aiberal g. Il
.. Co., $500.
Rate Risbaus ar pE;es Sil .. u
9. Co., $1100.
stote RObtOpf an sgeri O. ROor
man. $500.
Uslrgucriis 6. Snlsp an GIrbe 9
ii. 2. Co., $1,000.
g. Mm. gape an @arfielo SO.
&. II. y. 60, $500.
wainnis !. R.Cbarofon an u. Wl
9entrup, $500.
Tapib 1lisrut,dn WOuno Q. y
u. g. 60. $1,000.
0rats 8. 0Ots on.6 .6arrp 8. Cor
opn. Sl606.
Dsrttr y. gtttp on Rorpooo 9
u. Il. 6. Co.. $500.
. Ulinnie Sd,ebr an 9eIt Ssrtet 81,
2 Z. II. y. Co., $500.
Benjamin gbiNdn an Wiau
|. IonnIbip 3. II. 8. Co., $500.
aIite %. SpIDeter on anna GEL
$1,000.
autbonp !. p. WsiIIsr an 9srtb
! Wnner. 800
Rate gpniff an Southern Ohio s
IL. Z. Co., $1,000.
Gomunn g Gosuuros an D. q
Wibmsnsr, $500.
Grant Gain an Rpsrs q. Goope
: S205O.
}. M1rgaret g. .Ti6erion an aotrl
( Ulorisi g Il. 3. 4- Co., 5000.
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gIsttrif6 teimfrei ges
m q d ts WiI6. 9pr eiHiger .3sit
purbe beri6tet, Dub Elm Qr5t. Or.
9suttie, in 2tperpool, cine Wetbobe
5um aetmfreimahen BON Yhlh
mitteIs Der gIettri3itGt erfuubsn babe.
Gisfs Qrt Der W1iIhiteriliiation iit in.
Spiitsn stnsebeno sepriift porbsn,
unb bic Gegebniiie iinb, ME ySants
tdrp ReeorD anb WunicipQl gngineez
ring ausfubrt, auberorbentIi4 3uz
frieosnftelsnD. Or. geattis bate be-
bauptet, feline elettriihe 8sbanoIung
Der DhId toote nIht nur Die IubertaI.
ba5ilien ub, ionoern audi Derideoens
onoere 4rantbeitsfeime, Ii. a. Die gr.
reser bts 0urffals Der atnoer. Cine
Dor einem 9ierteljabr nad3 Beatties
gerfabrsn be6unoslte mil4probbe iii
nun bieier Gage unteriuAt tporosn.
Sts mar naA Der slettriIhen Geim.
frein1u6ung luftbi4t in Elm tsimfreies
9efdb peri6lofeu uno bann BEL 3ims
mertsmpsratur dufbeDdhrt Dproen
Rad orei Wpnatsn mar lie nod polI.
tommsn frifh; iie mar ni6t gsroneu.
unb 9efhmad unb geru6 hatten Iif
nitt i'm geringften perdnbert. 4nbers
eIeftrifd tebanoslte Wtil6proben pur.
ben BEL boberer 9emperatur - &c
Grab geliius ouFbetpahrt, unb aud
bieie bisltsn iih brei Sage lang poll
tommen unperdnoert. Gegeniiber ben
goiieurriierer iheint oteie Retboo
afo ben groBen gor3us gu babeu
feline rerflife 9erdnberungsn in oel
Wilt berpor5urufen.
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Gonnenbdoer bel z bd fs
uno aIfoboIDerstfiung.
Gin arst ihreibt: Die bsliebteH Gea
nubaifte Sabai unb altobol fine, ME
man ipeib. in ibrer Wirtnns nmio
ihdoIiGxr. ols bic ftimulirsnesH
Stoffs bes 1dbots i'm 4iiobol l0slib
iino unS, iptnn tie perI4lu6t perben.
ouf Der G6Ieimbaut oiet Iei6ter sur
aufnabme in bas gIut eslonesn. Dies
fem 0creong entIprsheHo befteben be
erfien Grihsiuungen Der 9ergiftuHg.
m5as IRE bonn sobot Dber 4ltobol.
insbeionbere ober bon beiosr esmeina
ihuftRh ihren 4ussung nebren, in
einem qotarrb BEG QnienrahtHrous
mes unb oss asbltopIes, sintm Aas
iarrh, Der iin beim 9abaimibbrdut
off aud ouf bus 9ebor oushreitet. SH
oisIsm Stooium Der besinnsnoen 8era
siftung III bic p0llise 9ntbnltfamtsit
BON ioIhen f6GoIihsn Genohnbeiien
bos tDirtfamfte WlitteI 5lr @erbiitung
Dsiterer gefa5rsn. ein Rutb. Der freis
li9 leidtsr eeseben ais befOIst tuiro.
Die DerpronuHg bon unfh0olihen
GrlabprGpdroisn ionn als Dirtiamer
Saus, namentIidh betm 1dbat. rl6t
| IN 9eirphi tommen, benn unter ben
sablrsihen Giften, bic fi6 beim 9ers
bremen nes 9abnts entipideIn: aobs
lenorib, ppribiHboien. Snipefslp1is
fsrItoFf, 8lauidure, Sumpfgos. 1T
bas WtrtInmi.e nitt bos glitotin. fons
bern ohns 3peiiel namtutlih bic Don
bsm fIiidtioeH ammoniai krriibrenne
IRei3nng, treld,e Der Sdbntsoompf aaf
bic G6leimbduie Dss RoheHs, Der
Shrircmpsie unb bes a,bltopfs 1uss
iibt. @urgeltpdHsr irnb fpsg<n oes Reis
! sss, Bic lie, nsben nem @orgdng bes
Dureslns an ID, ouf bic enisiinbets
/ Sdlsirnhnut cushion, bon stpeifslbafa
tenn msribe. als isbr ipirtfam ems
pfebis if SonnensRadtnbdoer; fie
| idofien in sinfoditer Wtiie Gif!e
meg, ossiHfi5ireu, reinisen bic
| Ghlsimbdui unb bdrt.n iis ab. Ges
iuobnhsiisrouher unb Srintsr perben
nit 0ortbeii bas gepobnis @urgsln
. ON Wlprgtn erieben ohsr perbinDeu
nit Der sinigs Dlinuten lanssn Gins
fpirtung Der SonnsRitrahlsn b<i ses
offnstem Wuno unb seihiofTsnsn aus
gen. Sn Grmane.lung beg Gonnen.
lidits bietst bic eles.rifdx geitrabs
] hung einissn Grias. 9isifdb miiheH
fib audi nnbtN sScIeesgrfheinungsH
iener gsrsiftungen nit bensn Der
) TeurnithsHis. 9i,ls ft<inbar QerDens
! srant< fnb al.obpis oDer nitosinsrnnt.
au6 fir biefs Iinh Gonnsnbdb<r, als
: bic sntrgif1fttn Shipsibxrrsssr sur
!. ausi6siouHs Der Gifte, BON Der gr5b>
ten geneutuHs. Wif Elm Jisber iDirtt
7 oas Scnnenb1o auf etip1 I'm Wlute
I trsiienbs fhGnlits Gipfis unb 1Ifnst
fir btren ausIhsieung bic GdmeiBs
|, porea. Die sonne bieisi In ber 1bdt
: bic DitnlIts ensraie I'm 6eii(dob, aber
: gern6s fptgtu oisfsr udd3t;atn Wirss
\ ing III bisis sinem sipeifhnsibigt1
: Sdfpsrt perglsinbar. GtIbIf a<funne.
{ irdf.igs ptrfonsn erirnnttn mad ausl
Y gtbehntsn Gonnenbdb<rn lsihf an Be-
{ 6nsfiignben GrfGkiuunaxn, unh
{ Grdnis iptrben Bel un1ngtmeIItHsm
: 0<brnuH nod frdnttr. 10 bdb bier fpis
I lin allen btrdriigen 5dllsn BIZ Usab1
slUan7 ollt: man bsfraos ben My1tl
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I'D lam es nitt iibers Sers brin>
gen, es ibm gu perf9peigsn, fubr geo
fort. sd tpsib. rpeItT 5reuoe tdh tbn
beretten fpsroe."
Senta pioeripra6 niht.
.Waeine Sante bat sic nidt tpieSerz
ertannt; aud Iie Durf ni6t erfdbren,
baB sic uns in Der S6rpei3 gsiehen
hdben," fprah lie odnn.
sd perbe nidts oerratben," per<
Ii6erte Geo. ,Wtebr ais einmal bat es
mid aetrieben, pdbreno oes Spo3iers
eanees oarallf an3uipislen, th unterz
IieB es, neil i4 boffte, sic einmal al
Isin su treffeu."
sd bin Sbnen bontbdr baFiir."
)uFIbI6ge binter ihnen tpuroeu in
bisiem 4useublide pernebm6or. Senta
sutte iihtbar 3uIammen. Seq lab Den
Baron berdniprengen. gr bate t3n
bis buhin nidt 81 Pferbe 9efeben, bic
grobe 9eitalt, tpslde 10 leiht tpie eIn
oSiinqIina i'm Suttel iob, nabm ii4
prdc1tio aus. Der lungs tpeibe Bart
trebte I'm Winoe. Sn ben 4ngen bes
8arons sIiibte es.
Gr parirte bas Qferb 10 oiht nebsn
ihnen, bob ss fait auF ben Sintsrfuben
suidmmenbruh.
Die WpreenIuft pirb Dir I6dz
een," pdnote er Iid an feline 5o6ter,
rbus auf 2so einen 8Itt gu perfen.
Seins Stimme bebte, nit Dem 4ufgs=
BOT aller arGfte i9ieu er ii9 3u be-
berrI6en.
.gs lit 10 ru6ig uno ihon heute
mprgsn," entsegnete Senta ihuhtern;
irs tpagte ni6t, gu ibrsm 8ater auf5us
bIidsn.
Die MDrgenIuft 1T niht fir DID.
Sd perbe DID 5uriidgeIeiten -
| tpmm!" fubr Der Baron fort, feline
Gimme tlang tur3, befebIeno.
gr pdnbte oas gfsro unD Senta.
bic einen fIii6tigen, baIb dngItIihen
ino baIb bittsnben Bid auf 2eo mari.
fnlate t6m.
Gs eGbrte in Qeo's 8ruit. Gr Da6te
nicht an bic ibm bur6 BEN Baron MI
oerFahrene Utibudtllns, ionoern an biz
Qrme, Die 10 gebeugt neben Dem
Bfsroe hin'6ritt. Soqte lie pislIeiht
nun aud Ipie ibre ungIiitlihe SHUTTER
! aIs 9efungene i'm S1loife gebaIter
| tperosn? Weltes unre6t bate iie be:
gdngen? Qber mar benn etn ioI6e:
n0thi9. um ben Corn oes leioeni9dft'
| Iihen mannes 8u erre9en? g5dr nib:
aud ibre U}uttsr fdulplos getpefen
lnpiutirIi6 balte er i'm Gefiible ist'
ner Shnmuht Die Sano.
! 8eritimmt tebrte auh SEQ auf ei
nsm umtpsse ins S6lOb 3uriit. Del
Diener brahte ibm ben 8affee uni
bIieb 30gsrno i'm 3immer 3uriid. 81
entgiug SEQ niht. bab Iih ouf Dem 8e.
iidts oss Dieners 8eftiir3ung aus
pr6gte, fragenb rihtete er ben Bic
auf i'm.
.5err @olter, Iuden Sic beute ben
gndbigen 9erru aus3upeideu," iprod
Der 9iensr.
| .DesboI6?" frogte Qeo.
.gr III in elmer Qufregung, ipis i'd
thn ieit LANCER 3eit nidt gefeber
babe"
.Dpriiber?" mari 2sp Elm, obi6oI
sr bic urIade srrietb.
nDeiI bas 9ndoige 5rGuIein mi
! Jbnen i'm garte gs'prohen bat"
sd trof iie 3ufduig bort"
Sd pstb es. Sd mar i'm Reber
3immsr beim Ssrrihten bes Saffsett
fbes beitdftigt unb babe ulles geh0rt
Gr purDe lie geihlagen baben mem
Srau BON 9u6Ier ibm nidt in Del
Nrm 9sfa1en more"
,,3us iIt emp0renb!" rief Qso AM
| fpringsnb. nDus Grdulsin bat TIC
nidt bds gsrinsite gu i6uIoen tomme
luTsn."
rDas III aud uibt n0t6ig, Inn be
3orn oes 9arons 8u errsgen -"
Der 3isner purbs our6 laute
Sdeuen unterbro6su unb Dsrlieb ei
ligft oas 3immer.
(iSortieBuno folgt.)
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GraxSeiseatbnms 1systbefea
Qsue hapotheten

Wtue ~ p O Tx II.
giofe Gruhman an gilmore 8. u
3. Co., $3.50.
wsortba 3sifsr an RiDerfibt q. "
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Tlorp Gilbert on Rouno 3. u. u
6. Co., $2750.
Wini0m GTismer an GumnsinS,
piIle German Huni, $4,000.
Groni Gbcnce auSgt 9ealtp q. =
.n. o.. $500.
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Grnnseis.atbamsj sjltertrasansea
Gintinnnti. %. 5sli.

Glnttrnnt n. 70. JAZZ.
SbereIa 5tfferman an GIencau,
Rouris &c 9untington, Q0nirdtt FUR
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22

an every school there are children
who have not had decent home train
Ing and decent living conditions. In
public schools no lines are supposed
10 be drawn between the children OF
The good and the children OF the bad.
between the children OF the street and
the children that come from religious
and God-fearing homes; and in all
public schools. therefore. we find con-
ditions that make for the poisoning Of
young minds and the debasing OF
young manhood.
Probably the majority OF the people
or Chicago who protested against the
teaching OF this subject in the public
schools are right. Certainly at the
present time they represent the feel
ings OF the majority OF the people OF
the United States. and yet We must
confess that our present methods OF
dealing with these subjects and of
instructlng the young are often fr
mentally weak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22
THE PARCEL POST.

The Parcel Post has distinctly
made good.
The Postonce Department IS now
handling parcels at the rate OF 60 900
600 per month. or 200. 10000 per
year. Last year the express compa.
MES carried only 100000 .OOO parcels
under eleven pounds in weight. Dur.
Ing the same time tho government car.
ried 2}9 100000 parcels. II Is evident
that the Parcel Post has developed a
great now field Through its agency
the number OF small parcels during
the past year has more than doubled
This means in effect that millions OF
people have been brought Into closer
touch with each other and have found
II advantageous TO trade with each
other through the medium OF the Par.
col Post. The merchant who for.
merly bought his goods in large bulk
and had many Of them delivered by
freight. now frequently finds 10 DOS
sible % have many small packages dc.
livered by the Parcel Post. The Tar
mer who visited his county scat once
week 10 make his purchases may
no" make his purchases by mail and
have HIS packages delivered by Par.
col Post. The produce dealer can
gather tho eggs and butter Of his tor.
Fitory and ship the same direct 10 his
customers by Parcel Post.
In n thousand different ways. IN as
many different lines % business. the
Parcel Post IS proving a tremendous
convenience 10 the American people.
lt has come 20 stay. and its influence
and value will increase every year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22
WHAT NEXT
Wave OF Reform Apparently Is Bound
less and All Evils Will
Be Prohibited.

What will the next reform move
mont be- Is the question that is he
Ing asked all over the CITY and 81 Is
a matter ~ question as ~ appears thar
no evil exists in Nhcc'in- now. To
date the reform leaders have.
Frightened wine room proprlctors
into closing
Killed %" Wheeling Turf Exchange.
Placed tho nd on all gambling
d,ns
Prohibited the sale 81 booze in tho
Talcun Powder district.
Prohibited pool r'ayinr Tor money.
Prohibited the playing or electric
pianos 81 the Talcum Powder district.
Placed tho Ian IN baseball pools.
Locked tho .loo~s ~ roouine houses
Made th" 'chi~Sen" quit walking
tha streets
Tho above tr'eI with 10 r.vg other
thir2- have been accomplished In "a
little lees than % month and ever.
person is now holding his breath ard
waiting fNpcDfdnly fnr tie next move.
They might mako fho women qri-
wearing urht gt'inr skirts or skirts
with oven n email sIIt. Tho. may
prohibit Tho Tarro and p,rhars every
on" viii have % leave tho streets aud
go home 80 $3.50 each c.crir- bot.
c"rei'erinr what has been done Iu
such "a short timr. We are prone o.
b'I'F" that tho rrd o. not sst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22
Tuesday, July %. 1913.
AS TO EXCESS RAILROAD
CHARGES.

Governor Hatfield makes an ex.
. tremely interesting and sensible sug.
gestion relative TO the excess railroad
fares collected from thousands of trav.
elers by the e. q y. and y. Il W. Rail.
roads during the last few years. Fol.
lowing the passage Of the two-cent
rate law in this State, the II. & o.
Railroad promptly accepted the act OF
the Legislature and made its rates in
conformity thereto. The G. & o. and
N. & w, both of them large passen.
ger carriers in the southern section
OF the State, sought TO oppose the law,
fought il IN the courts. and in the
meanwhile claimed TO give TO every
passenger paving higher than the le-
gal rate refund check TO he present
ed and paid when the law was finally
passed upon by the courts. After
many years OF litigation. during all OF
which time these two railroads col.
lected and held Illegal advances paid
by travellers in West Virginia. the
West Virginia twO-cent fare law has
been sustained by the courts. and the
collection OF any sum for passenger
transportation above two cents per
mile has been declared to be illegal.
Now. what is to become Of the thou
sands OF dollars Illegally collected by
these railroads and held by them for
the passengers who were compelled
TO pay excess rates? In many. many
thousands of cases the refund checks
have been lost and will never be pre-
scented TO the railroads, Is this money
10 remain in their hands? Are they
to profit by their own violation OF the
law? Every theory OF law and com.
mon sense il against the assumption
that these railroads are 10 be finan.
lating an enactment of our State Leg.
islature. Governor Hat1eld's sugges-
ton is that this money should be
-rned over TO the state Board OF Pub.
lie Works and disbursed by that board
in payment Of the refund checks.
That money left in the boards hands
could then be disposed Of by appropri.
alton by the LEGISLATURE. This sugres-
ton may involve some legal Difficult
ties. and il mar not Doe possible 10 pu-
II into effect. bur one thing IFS certain.
The state should make some effort 20
collect from these railroads every
penny 81 the excess passenger rates
extorted b. 'hom from the people OF
the State That money does not be
long 70 the y. 4 ". and q. 4 O. u
belongs 20 the people and the state
government. acting for the people. has
a better moral ri2ht 20 81 than the
railroads have