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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23

ger tann NnnD0rt ntd9 et1Dl8eu.-
Abriauopel friid geftarft.
Comb o n, 20. San.
Die Srie6ens6elegaten Der 8aHntt-
1nadte, tpel6e in 2o116on n1f sic Mrf-
mort Ser giirfei 1parten, perbeNen
nidt iiber ibre nnge6ulo, nod ibre
feite @ntidloiienbeit, ser Siirtei nidt
latrger als cine @o9e 6rift at geben,
um Sen &rieg gum etpogiilttgen ab.
ihluB gu brimgen. Sn5piiden babetr
pertralilide 4onferenaert 5tpii9en 6en
8nItanitnaten uber Ole irtnere,p Mnge>
legenbeiten i'm 8altan begonnett,
5tpii1en @rie6enlano u1t6 8a19nrien
1T nod teir gi11nertrebnten iiber Gallo
11ifi er5ielt tpor6en, uro eriteres 1T
feit iiber3eugt, @aIo11ifi au erbolten,
tpe111 M6rinnopel an 8ulgarien fdM.
&ei9n6 Nai4a erbielt ant Ma9mittng
Elm lnnges hiffriertes 9elegranmr aus
&onftantinopeL i1t apeldem ct, 1pie er
ingte, initruiert lpur6e, nit 6em briti-
ihen Weiniiter oes Meubern, Cir 60
>pnr1 @hrep, iiber Die Moglidfeit 5la
fonferieren. 6aB 6ile Weadte in elmer
paiien6en Sorn1 it1terbe,riere1t, aun oer
Sirfei sic S91pad gu erlporen,
M6rintmpeI 11tr1tittelbnr an 8ulgarien
ab5utrete,t. Spdter fo1ferierte @eiboo
8ai9n nit Sir @6tparo @rep, 6oA ift
iiber 6ns @eiultat ser l1nterre6ang
1,i9t befntt11t. Die Sibung ser thrift.
i6en Notwithstanding lit oa1f
Neiithpo9 perl1oben 1pon6en. Sic
Mnhport Ser Bforte altf 6ie geote Ger
Mdbte piro erit 11a9 oieier Siburtg
iiberreidt tper6en. Ser algemeine
@ir,6rud gebt 6abir, 5aB 6ie Sottonna-
nifde @egierl1ttg almdbli6 na@gie-
bigger ben 6or6ernngen ser 8alton-
u1abte gegeniiber miro.
@ine Depel9e aus Bufareif nteloet,
6ab Elm Mbfon1nren 5pti6en &lund.
ttien a1tr6 8ulgarien nod bor 6em 1.
Gebrlar be8iigfih ser @renaenregat-
|Iieru,tg 5u erporten III. saaunsdttiea
miro 1riM fobiel erboIten, a1s ct Der-
Iangt, nod ion 8atlgarien bereit iein,
utebnere Mubenforts bon SeIiftria ab-
5utrete1l 6ogegen nibt Ole Seitung
ieDbif. ST. Danap, Ser 8orfiten6e
ser buIgorii&en 8eponmddtigten in
2on6o1t, tpur6e om @ontag bonn bull
gori1den Miniiterpraii1ente11 @ii9on
telegrapbii6 ent1nd@ttgt, sic 8ieoer-
aufnabne ser Seinoieligteiten 9egett
6ie Siirfei 5u erfldren, iopie er 5l1r
l1eberoeugung fommt, baB tpeitere
&erbanblungen 1tublos iin6. Die Ser
treter ser 8altonftoaten 1per6en 5es.
bdIb, iopie feire &offn,1ng ouf elm
5ufrie1etthue1p6es Mbfomn1en mebr
borbonben iit, General 5a'pou, ben
&onu1o1@eur ser bulgarif6en Mrnpee.
bena4ri4tigen, baB Ser @offenffiq-
itaro abgelelfen iit, a1n6 6ie Seino-
ieIigteiten 1per6en 1ann nod bier Sa-
gen tpieber aafgenonunen. - Die bul-
garilden acknowledgement III 2on<
1on babe1r ebt er1toedt, BOB fte fi1
iiber 1ie Gage ser belagerten 6eitung
|
Mbrianopel bouitanbig I'M Srrtbnn
befanoen: f9on Dor 5tpei @o6en tnnr-
|oe ibren 11titgetbeilt, oaB Die 1eber-
gobe ser ausgebungerten Staot nur
nod eine Sroee tpeniger Gage, tper1,
1riht Sarnbep fei. S1 eittem Dor ei1ti-
gen Sagen ln1ter oem 8orfit 3ar Ser
oinar6s bon Bulgarien Muitafa &a-
ida abgebaIte1oer &riegsrotb fbellte
ii4 ieoo9 beraus, sob SAasfri @ni4a,
ser @on1manoeur Don M6rianopel, es
fertig gebnodt bat, upit 6en in Der
Stoot porbat6enen 2ebensmittel 10
bans5ubalten, SOB 5ieie ii4 nod ei1i-
ge Mot1ate balten fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
GSl. @uetbals Serrn @ilions @ait.
Erentpn. sc. g. II. Son.

= =
belte init Ieineln Blan zines einge-
betoen 5tlt6tunrs aner al1f oen 8a=
,1antatat,ul beaiigli6en Sragen. @i1ter
friiAera n i'm ergangenen ginlaomng
6olge leiiteno, meilte Sol. George 8.
@otbals nls @ait bel Serrn 8Ifon,
ertl1rte ibn1 Die 8uitanbe in Ser Sea-
,tnl5one l,1b rn9te ibm Sen oringen=
oer @ori6log, oetn aa1ral 10 balo als
111oglid einen 8eln6 ab5uitntten. Sic
S5rage ser grne1a1l1ng eines 3iblgou.
rrp4 r1idt in Der Sage, 0os Serltm
Mer5te1 5ll liefern, nnb 1peiB MOI
11i9t, lpann es nod Mmerifa miro ge-
liefert tper6en f01r1et1.
@pdbille.
Nergnnge11en Donneritag NOR Ml.
Nseir15 Don &id1non6 bier at1t0 iiber-
1pnb1n Muflid) Sen @ei6dftsantbeI
seq sSoiepb WinfIer bon Ger Sirnn
Mein5 & Binfler, 6ie bier ein MiiAr
!. u. aseaeeiddaft nit beitem Grfolge be-
trieb Das neue Mitglteo ser Sirna
fat gum Nortner ieinen 8rnoer Sbeo-
0or, ser Biz 6abin nit @errn @infler
perm,noen mar, le1r6 oas @eiddft miro
1ta9 6en1 1. Sebruar unter Ger Sirnna
@ebrii0er Mein5 1peitergefiibrt mer=
oen. &err 8infler miro fib Dor6er-
bar6 nod st. @louS begeben, no let
ne gItern tpobmbaft iino, an6 ipater-
fin BON sort nod 1em @e1ten reiiem,
1po er iein fiir0eres @lud gu eriagen
lia beItreben miro. ~ q. @eismann,
tpelder bier int 5dunfgei9aft tbatig
1T, erfreut ii6 ei1es duBerit lebbaften
8ulpru6g. gs gebt bei ibm, ,pie IN
ei,1ent 9arbenlhlage. - Serr Soiepb
Winfler 11r16 @arl Gbiele bon ct.
Glo11o beiudten Montag unier St66t<
der. - Erob 6es talten @etters gebt
Ger 5teinbrubbetrieb imn1erfort fei<
men alten lebbafter @ang. - &ier
get man nit Sem @eoatrfen Inn, Ell.
men 1nrl1pers@lub gum 3ued 5,1 or
ganifiren, SET, 8ieboerian6t bon bier
gerneinim,, al1 beiorget1. Sn ndditer
8utl1rft ion cine @erfammlumg 3nr
@riinouna zines oernrtigen @erei1tS
gebalten 1per6en. @otelier Srau1
mar Die1titog @eIddfte balber nad
st. CLOUD.
Golb Gpring.
Mn9 Sabre lnngem Sie9tba1n1 bat
6rou gllbert 9atta in ibrent Seim
apf ser cine Weeile 1peitlih bon bier
gelegene1r Ma1rir1s 6arn1 anp Sar1-
itag Dor oht Gage1 6aS 3eitli6e ge-
legnet. Die @eritorbene mar .l1tter
ibren 8etnnntet1 ibrer gltten Sraaen.
eigenIbnften apege1t gut gelitten, oa.
FER ibr SOB, piepoN er ibr ols 8e-
.freier bon ibren 9eioen fam, allge<
mein betrauert miro. Dem @ntten
binterlaBt iie flint 8ilt6er. Dieie fino:
Jran gBm. @enner bon ct. Soieph
Sobu, Mnna, @atbarina ur6 Ilbert
non bier. Montag fano nod einen1
ii, ser bieiieen Bfarrfirde bonn bodtp.
8forrer, P. Maurus, .. g. s., ge-
baIte1,en @equieil1 ole 8eeroigung 1.tt-
ter grober GbeiInubme itatt. Mo9e
ibr langes 2eioen, 6as fie ergeben in
@ottes fl. @illen ertrlag, iest in etpi-
de lyrelloe bernonoelt iei1t! MiA.
aabr bon GoIbarp, Mis, mar bier.
3lian 9efa9e ieineg 0beims Sobn
J1ldg u11b Der @ebriioer &ebers.
81 ser Gauilie Sobn g. Moner iteu-
te fi4 5ur greuoe Ser beglidten 81
tern Elm nll,1rtereg 5obnben Elm. Mfo-
ge 6og @ino9en tua4ien ,l,to geoei-
ben! @uinD Neterg tnn1 trot
Der az ieiren redten arm Dor go.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-23
Spitr bis 5
Moria1to@el
a,lt9e8ebe1t?

feidab Haida fat Anbentmn8en Ia
oieiem Sinne gemadt. NiM bi.
reft. 8ulgarien foq bie 6eitnng
aus ben Sanben Der Grofmad)te
erbalten. - Sitmn8 beridobeu.
9ie tiirfiide Mationalberiam mlnng
tritt erit Neitt1uud 5niammeu; bor.
fer fann Antiport nidt erfolgen.
Abrianopel friid geftarft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12
AN ODD ARTIFICIAL EYE

IN order to increase the resolving power OF
the microscope, DIR. kohler of Jena en-
ploys for illuminating the object to be exam
med the ultraviolet rays of the spectrum,
which, though highly effective in photogra-
ply. are totally invisible to the human eye.
For focusing and adjusting the image kind
of artificial eye is employed, which consists of
an eye lens of crystal glass and retina of
fuorescent glass. The image formed on
this rctina by the ultraviolet rays can be
examined usually through an ordinary lens.
The fuorescent light, however, is injurious
to the eye, and this method of examination
is sparingly used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12
CHAPTER v.
The Mayor Casts 4 Shadow Before

The Mayor Casts a Shadow Before
FROM tears to smiles, said Magee, taking
the girls hand. "What worked the
transformations Not the Commercial
House, know; for passed it last evening
mo. hardly the Commercial House"
laughed the girl. Rather the sunshine of a
winter morning, the brisk walk up the noun
tain, and the sight of the Hermit of Bald
pate with eyes like saucers staring at little
girl who once bought his postal cards
"Thcn you know Mr.. Pctcrs?' inquired
Magec.
: rs that his name? You see, never met
him in private life: he was just the Hermit
when | knew him. | used to come to Bald
pate in the summers, and send his cards back
to the folks at home, and dream dreams of
his love story when from my window | saw
the light of his shack at night. I'm so glad
to meet Mr.. Peters informaly!7
She held out her hand; but Peters, by
long practice wary of women, had burdencd
himself with breakfast plates which pre-
vented his ClaSping it. He muttered "How
we do?' and fled toward the door, narrowly
averting what would have proved a serious
collision with the large woman on the way.
"Mr. Peters meets so few of your sex in
winter Magee apologized, "you must par
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04

bors say look younger now than did
fifteen years ago. - Mrs. SARAH R.,
WHATLaY, Athens, Texas, II. F. d,
No. 5. Box %.
We know Of no other medicine which
has been SO successful in relieving the
suffering Of women, or received so many
genuine testimonials, rs has Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you will
find women who have bccn restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows of the
great good it has been doing among
suffering women for the past 80 years.
In the PinlIham Laboratory at Lynn,
Mass, are flies containing hundreds of
thousands of letters from women seek
ing health, in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia
E. pinkhain's Vegetable Compound,
many of them state that it has saved
them from surgical operations.
If yon want special advice write to
Lydia II. Pimkhain Medicine 60. Conf
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter viii
be opened, read and answered It d
woman and held in strict ctn ndcnce
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04
DAYS DOINGS At
STATE CAPITAL
CHEROKEE LIFE REoRGANlzEs;
FIGHT ON POOL ROOMS
OTHER ITEMS.

Atlanta, July S.-Twenty directors.
including some of the best known
hnanciers in the South, we're elected
at harmonious meeting of the stock
holders of the Cherokee Life lnsur
ance company this week. At sub
sequent meeting of the directors, Off
GERS We're chosen.
10y tQis action the organization gets
nc ice president. Hon. f. w. But.
Ter Madison, Ca MIR. Butler is a
wealt I banker and lawyer. lie a
direct / OF the Georgia railroad, and
IS prd4inently connected with the
Nirslnia Chemical company. and other
Southern interstate corporations.
The OTHERS who were reelected
with the exception of the choosing of
the new vices president, are Barry
Wright president; b. w. Butler, first
vice presidenA H. G. Bowie second
vice president3G. x. Henshall, Becre.
tary; II. Nj. Harper, treasurer Mr
Bowie will continue fin charge o. the
office affairs, sand Lloyd Cannon re
mains as director of agencies an.
manager of underwriting.
The list of directors includes, be
sides the gentlemen above named: DR.
w. w. Mangum, ]. II. O'Neill ant
Sproull Fouche of Rome; Thomls b
Johnson of Franklin, Tenn; W. @
Powell of Cyrene, Ga; l.. %. Maxwell
of Calvary, Ga; Thomas f. Vickers
of Wrightsyille, Ga. NJ T. Ormond o
Tuscaloosa, Ala; G. L.Guice of Cad
sen, Ala; r, II. Rowe of Madison
Fla; H. P. Mitchell of Pontchatoula
La; 7. &C. Lipe of Vance Miss; C. A
Pitchford Of Cruger, Miss; James
Rooney of Fort Stockton. Texas, ant
II. L. Harmed of Gainesville, Tenn.
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HOW BRUNSWICK WILL
ENTERTAIN THE VETERANS

In the coming reunion of the
Uni'ea Confederate Veterans. July t6
and II, the people of Brunswick will
give the old veterans the greatest
entertai9ment, the greatest comfort
and the most enjoyable time ever ten
dered them during the fourteen an
nual reunions that have preceded this.
Ia is true that unusually large crowds
VIII be in Brunswick at the time of
qie reunion. The state national guard
will be encamped on st. Simons is
land. Governor Slaton and other
state officials and the state senate
have been invited to Brunswick for
the occasion and extraordinary num-
bers of other visitors are expected
but Brunswick is making complete
preparations to take care Of every
body.
4 large entertainment fund has
been subscribed by the citizens Of
Brunswick. It is ample to cover
every contingent expense. The veter-
ans viii be sheltered in army tents:
their meals viii be cooked and served
under the auspices of a committee of
Brunswick women in large tents on
the same s1tare with the veterans
tents. An information bureau in
charge of competent men will be
maintained in the lobby of the county
courthouse which is in the center Of
the square where all the tents will be
placed This information bureau will
be the most complete ever maintained
by any city entertaining the Georgia
Division, United Confederate Veter-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04
FACE DIST figured
WITH P|NPLES
And gIackheads. Would Itch, Burn
and Smart. Arms and Back Af-
fected. Cutlcufa Soap and ONT
meht Cured In -Four Weeks.

RUM, N. C.-"My face BECAME fun OF
pRnpies and blackheads. and would itch.
burn and smart. The siin was rough and
red. was reaIly ashamed of my face. My
arms ami back were affected almost as
badly. The pimples would foster and there
would come dry scab on top. The trouble
caused my face to be disfgured badly and
the itching would bother me so could not
sleep wen nights. especially during warm
weather
al used all kinds of ointments, cold
creams. powders, soaps. medicine and all
kinds of different remedies for nay faceand
arms. but from none did get any benefit.
The trouble lasted mo three long years
without anything doing me any good until
o friend told me about Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and then l decided to try them.
After the FIRST application could see some
improvement. After using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment two weeks l did not look
like the same person; most of the pimples
had disappeared. At the end of four weeks
1 was completely cured (Signed) Miss
Mamie Mitchell. Jan. o. 1918.
1t costs nothing TO learn how pure. sweet,
effective and satisfying Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are In the treatment Of poor COM
plexions. red. rough hands, itching scalps.
dandruiR, dry, thin and falling hair, because
you need not buy them iintil you try them.
Cuticura Soap 25c and Cuticura Ointment
SOC are sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF
. each mailed free. With 32-p. Skin Book. Ad-
dress postcard g Cuticura. Dept. T, Boston.
Az-Men who shave and shampoo with Cu-
ticura Soao will findit best for skin and SCALP.
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HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them in Brunswick, and
Good Reason for It.
oA0

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years Of baclMche suffering,
Bays Of misery, nisAts Of unrest,
The distress Of urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the fol-
lowing.
Mrs. f. Sweat, 20 Church St. Way
cross, Ga, says "Backache caused
me intense suffering and often | had
such acute pains in my loins that !
was confined to bed 1t w2s hard for
me to get up from a chair knew
that the misery was caused by weak
kidneys, for the kidney secretiona
were unnatural When learned
about Doan's Kidney Pills, got sup
ply. II did not take them long to
drive away the aches and pains and
strengthen my kidneys. You may con.
tinue to publish the praise save
Doan's Kidney Pills when they cured
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ans. Twenty Boy Scouts will he al
the service of the veterans TO show
them about the city, and telephone
service, installed for the benefit of the
veterans, will be maintained also
The veterans will be met at incoming
trains by committees of their old com.
rades. Here, too, the Boy Scouts Will
also play an important part conduct
ing the veterans from the depot 10 the
information bureau. The grand baI
win be given in the magnificent ball
room Of the Qglethorpe hotel. which
is second to hone in the state of Geor-
9ia. The decorations viii be on a
naghifeient scale and from the grand
march at ten o'clock on the evening
OF the 10th to Home Sweet Home at
the close of the bali the old veterans
will have had a run Of enjoyment they
will remember to the time Of their
final Grand Reunion.
The veterans will be given a ride
about Brunswick Bar aud to st. ST
mons island as the closing event of
the reunion Brunswiek's magnificent
harbor is her greatest asset and she
wishes the visiting veterans to carry
away with them lasting picture ~
Its renowned beauties. The program
for the reunion is remarkably attrac-
tive as it carries the names Of some
OF the most prominent mon and wo-
men of Georgia and since every one
on the program has specifically
agreed to serve there should be no
substltutions at the last minute,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04
TWO new MEMBERS
FINALLY LOSE OUT
VOTE WAS OVERWHELMINGLY
AGAINST THEM - o1Hrh
LEeIsLAriV. EotNos.

Atlanta July S.-The two new
county representatives have been I'M
seated after all. They made nard
alsht. and their friends fought hard,
but the final decisive, vote by the
house was overwhelming, standing
% to 81.
The two gentlemen unseated were
Representatives Macarthur OF Vince
lock, and Browning of Bleckley. The
objection was, OF course, iripersonai.
end involved simply the constitutions
atty of their election.
Among the new measures intro
tluced in the house is the so-ealled
pure shoe bill, prohibiting the sale
Of boots ard shoes as leather when
they are made out of substance other
than leather.
An ant.-pistui bill has been intro
duced milking eitler the sale or the
possession Of pistol fnisdemeanor.
Representative Glade, father of the
bill to put the military under civil
authority has saroastical:y rei,lled
to the officers who threatened to re-
sign If the bill was passed Better
let the military commit suicide than
go down to Augusta again and murder
three Innocent civilians" he is quoted
as saying.
A senate resolution provides for the
creation of the annual committee to
consider the advisabilityfof selling the
governors mansion, which is old and
ramshackle, and it is understood
that something mag be done this SEES
sion.
1t is stated at the capitol that
very advantageous proposition has
been made to the state to locate the
new mansion in the Druid Hills sec.
ton. .a
Members of the general kassembly
will be entertained at a theater party
his evening at the Grand, by DR..
George Brown, who was for four
years one OF Fulton coun4y's repre-
sentatiyes in the legislature,. and who
still enjoys wide, friendship Amons
the members. He has sent unique
card of invitation every senator
and legislator, and ls reserved a
whole section OF sea at the theater.
-----1 49,
All size mating art squares at
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chauffcur Runs AMaN.

Atlanta, July "a racing automo-
bile occupied only by the chauffer,
knocked down end perhaps fatally I'm.
jured Miss Eva Fitzpatrick, fifteen.
year-old girl, on Mills street yester.
day.
The chauffer failed to stop, and
sped away in cloud of Addst, 30
rapidly that it was impossilg e to dis.
tinguish the number On the Var. The
police have several Mes, however
and they believe that sfore the day
is over they will have ke man behind
the bars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04
Nv Close Pool Rooms.

Atlanta, July g. That the pull lie
pool rooms OF Atlanta, usually run in
connection with saloons, though not
always are breeding places of vice
and crime, and that they ought all to
be closed, is declared in the present
report Of the Fulton ce1nty grand
jury.
Tho specific recommendation is that
all licenses for public pool rooms be
not feASwed when the present ones
expire.
1t is charged that minors are per.
mitted in the pool rooms, and that
young boys who ought to be at worl;
idle away their time there in evil
eompanionship, smoking cigarettes
and virtually gambling.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04

to you for advice
and took Lydia f.
Pmkham's Vegeta
bic Compound, and
some other things
that you suggcs
ted. / must confess
that | am much bet
ter in every way and
have been relieved
Of some of the worst
sroy,floa NV ,,oirh
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04
The KING Of All LaxatIvea

Fer constipation, headaches, indi-
kestion and dyspepsia. use DR. King
New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of
Buffalo, n. Y, says they are the King
Of all laxatives. They are a blessing
70 my family and always keep a box
at home Get a box and set we'll
Price 25c. Recommended by all deal
ers.
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me"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FOSTER Nilburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents COR the United
States,
Remember the name7 Doan = and
take no oHer, G
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Atlanta sweIters.

Atlanta July With Atlanta
aweltering in the seventh successive
day OF fierce heat which has been
only temporarily relieved by thunder
showers, the weather observer today
predicts early rain that win perma-
nently clear off the atmosphere.
While Atlanta's climate is ideal and
there are usually fewer prescriptions
from the heat than i'll any other
American city of the same size, the
unusual heat during the past week
has caused much suffering, particular.
ly among the poorer classes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04

Don't gum your machine; buy Sing
er oil Sfeo. r, Gays.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04

Pay city taxes now and save money.
scount period expires July 10.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-07-04

II you want Singer mag gne call
pa Geo. r. Gay.
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COMPLICATION
OF WOMAN'S ILLS
Yields to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Athens Texas. nj had a complica.
tion Of diseases, some Of them of long
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-07-18
Civic League Meeting.

The regular meeting nf The civic
League: was held last Friday 10 the
Peoples Bank parlors.
The corresponding secretary was
authorized to make definite arrange
ment with Dr.. feathers, Of Jackson,
to give public lecture to The Civic
League and citizens Of the town on
health and sanitation. DR.. feathers
has already been in correspondence
with the corresponding secretary or
the Civic League and Dr.. Evans.
health officer OF PaScagoula, and said
he would be at the disposal Of the Pas
cagoula citizens sometime In July.
1t will be announced at an early date
Just when Dr. feathers Will give his
lecture here.
Mrs. Guy d. Dean, Mrs. II. A..
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ORDERED TO APPEAR At
GULFP0RT WITH CHILD

Sheriff Lindinger has had on his
hands since last Friday Arthur Mich
elsen, the five year.old son OF Law
renee and Efiie Nicholson, Of Mobile,
Mrs. Nicholson charged that the hus-
banc showed her out Of an automobile
and ran away with the child to this
place. She had him arrested here.
The Sheriff kept the father In jail and
the child at his sisters home until the
mother arrived, but the Governor OF
Alabama having refused to issue re-
QUESTION papers, he released him
Justice OF the Peace Chidsey Wednes-
day served the Sheriff with habeas
corpus papers commanding him to
appear before Judge Barrett at Gulf
port July IS with the child and Law
renee Nicholson, the father, to show
cause why he should not be delivered
into the custody OF the mother