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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

kathiyn Hare. believing her father, Gel, Hare E.
in peri1 hns summoned Der, leaves her home ~
Az. to e. to mn him throne IN az hat Principal
ty. hss imprisoned the colonel named BY IN
late king e bis heir, because he ,, fears 'ne
Upon Fer arrival IN Alfalfa Kathlyn + infofmen -
y tnbsiiab that. her father being dead sSe Her
lie queen, and must marry him forinwi.h; 80
reftsaI infuriates him. but Katblyn's beauty
srd spirit have made strong appea. 70 ,ns peo
srIess announces that no woman may rue uu-
Bsrrted but because the young queen Is no ,, ~ s
eersaBt with the laws of the state snc W. ~
given seven days to decide t..i., 81
When KathiyD reiterates. M me taphs1onn ~
,be ve<k OF grace her refusal 10 marry Umoai-
Ish sbN RECEIVES sentence from the supreme tn
ounai that she is to undergo Two o'deas rmit
I'd 10 rulc without hindrauce.
Iohn Bruce, an American and fellow pass,H,oge
on the eo., which er9uSn, bis carries her
from the scene of her trials becomes irlgateneI
and runs away. separating her from Bruce and
% Arc u ride hied with peril she takes refuge
ia . ruined temple. The holy men and villagers
from the tomb. allow her to remain as the guar.
dian OF the sacred fire. But kathi5n nasen y.
si:' ,I ss m With the '0 Savage beast in
She escapes and finds a retreat IN .he Ju .lsYs
t,sS.rs Who bring her to Alfalfa to the pablic
mart She is sold to Umhallah, who, hnu,ng o NJ,
stiT unsuhmissive throws her INTO the duns sua
with her father. She is released by Bruce anu
The photo-dramas corresponding -
-. ensfaIlm<nts of 1.-THE Adventures OF
KsahIynn may now he seen mt a number
81 wasbington's leading moving PIC
ture theaters. BY this unique arrange
usent with the Selfg Polyscope CON
~lny n IL therefore possible not only
4 read .sThe Adventures of KathlJn
n THIS paper, but also to keep pace
VIM each inatallment Of 1T at the NOV
fak picture theafers.
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not pay a visit to the cell tonight. l
can only pray that he will come down
the moment / arrive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08

as hostage. On the contrary, the mo-
ment they left him alone he quickly
undid this bonds. He tiptoed past the
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Notes
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NOTES
The Weather.-Forecast for today
in Georgia; Fair, slightly colder.
Arrangements CompIeted.-All al.
rangements for the big dollar dinner
TO be given next Wednesday night.
Georgia Products Day, have been
completed 10y the committee in
charge, The dinner will unquestion-
ably eclipse anything of the kind ever
given in Brunswick.
Still After Club Brunswick still
has an excellent opportunity of Sc
curing big league club to train here
this spring. Secretary Weatherly is
still i'll correspondence with one or
two clubs, and the outlook is good
Tor securing one of them.
Scythian Sails,-The British steam
ship Scythian, which arrived in port
Wednesday from Charleston to COM
plete her cargo from the Strachan
Shipping Company, sailed yesterday
Tor Liverpool, having on board $500
Gales of cotton, some of which was
taken os in this port.
Goes to Memphis.--It was stated
few days ago that George Payne
former star pitcher on the local club
mad been drafted by the Binghamton
club of the New York State League
In the list of drafts announced by
the national commission, however,
Payne was drafted from Charleston
Ivy Memphis, in the Southern League
Will Install Shoe Making Machine.
NJ. Wengrow, proprietor of the Boston
Shoe Store, returned yesterday from
Atlanta, where he purchased a new
model shoe making machine. The
machine is an Improvement on those
now generally in use and will great
y reduce the cost of work. The ma
chime will be installed in the shop
Il Il few days.
More Pauper Petitions.-The local
bankrupt court is still being kept
busy with pauper bankrupt petitions
from various sections of the district
Two were received by the court yes
terday, making a total Of about forty
since the new law went into effect.
A large majority of these came from
Waycross. Only one locally has thus
lar been filed.
J. S. Zehrung Dead. S. Zehrung,
residing at 1927 Reynolds street.
and who has been quite i'll for some
time, passed away at his home yes
terday morning. Mr.. Iehrung has
been making his home in Brunswick
for some time. He was formerly an
engineer on the Georgia Coast and
Piedmont Railroad and is a member
of the brotherhood of Locomotive
engineers. The body was turned
over to the Baldwin Edge Undertak
ing Company and will be shipped to-
day to the former home Of the de
ceased, Delaware, Ohio.
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contender, based on an entirely new
principle. 1t IS a new, different for
mula, never successfully initiated, Il
makes coFns shrivei and then yan-
ish. Two drops do the work. Yo,;
don't bundle up your toe any moro
with sticky tape and pIasters that
press down on the poor corn-no
more hesh-eating salves that don.
stay put, no moro hacking at corna
WIN EhiFcs or razors, no more bleed
lhS or danger of blood poison. No
moro limpinS around for DAYS with
sore corns, no more corn pains.
GETS-lT' is now the biggest selling
corn cure in the world. Use il on any
hard or soft corn, Uars, callus or bu sion.
Tonight's the night.
GETS-1T'' is sold by druggists every.
where, 25 cents 9 bottle. or sent direct BY
Z. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago
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Arrangements CompIeted.-All ar,
rangements for the big dollar dinner
TO be given next Wednesday night.
Georgia Products Day, have been
completed 10y the committee in
charge. The dinner will unquestion-
ably eclipse anything of the kind ever
given in Brunswick.
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Scythan Sails,-The British steam
ship Scythian, which arrived in port
Wednesday from Charleston. to COM
plete her cargo from the Strachan
shipping Company, sailed yesterday
Tor Liverpool, having on board $500
Gales of cotton, some of which was
taken os in this port
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Personals

Frank Mitchell of Atlanta spent
yesterday in the city.
IL. c. Daniel of Fitzgerald spent
yesterday in the city.
j. II. Martin Of Macon S spending
day or two in the city.
}. L. Francis Of Savannah was Il
visitor to the city yesterday.
!. w. Barrie of Chattanooga, Tenn,
Is spending a few days in the city.
A. R. Mcdaniel of Atlanta was reg
stored at the Oglethorpe yesterday,
Dr. J. j. Hendley will return to
the city today after an absence OF
several days.
X. G. Dickerson, a We'll known at
torney of bonneville, Ca, is in the
city on legal business.
{. d. Qgg has returned from At
lanta, where he has been attending
the big good roads convention, az one
of the representatives of Glynn coun
ty.
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NOTES
The Weather.-Forecast for today
in Georgia; Fair, slightly colder.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-13

Still After Club.-Brunswick still
has an excellent opportunity of Sc
curing a big league club to train here
this spring. Secretary Weatherly i,
still in correspondence with one o.
two clubs, and the outlook is gooC
Tor securing one of them.
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Il. "a. NORTH. A. G. p. A.
Savannah, Ga.
l.. p. GREEN. r. p. A.,
ThomssViIle, Ga.
3. r. MORGAN. T. p. A.,
Savannah, Ca.
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piles Cured m G to IA Days

FAzC OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind Bleeding or Pro
truding Piles in 6 to ID days. The first
Your druggist will refund money if
it fails.
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LOW ROUND TRIP RATES VIA
Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad
"The Standard Railroad of the
South"

635 Macon, Ga.
Dates of sale: November LIST to
18th inclusive, final limit Novem-
Der 18th, 1914.
&o'oU ................. Atlanta, Ia.
Dates of sale: November 7th
10 18th inclusive, final limit
November 2rd, 1914.
24.15 ........... Richmond, Va.
Dates OF sale: November 9th,
9TH, AMI Sth, final limit Novem-
er 22nd, 1914.
3.15 ................ Savannah, Ga.
November It'll to 10th inclusive,
and for trains scheduled to ar.
rive Savannah before noon 18th,
final limit November 10th, 1914.
Date Of sale: November 18th to
2Ga inclusive, except November
END. final limit November 10Th
1914.
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS to
cuba, and Florida points o. sale
daily until April goth, 1915. Return
limit May 3lst, 1915.
For Pullman reservat MS, 8cheG-
ulcs and further information, call ON
a. g. j.. ticket agent. or write, +
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NO. 4944.

NO. 4944.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUINS
WlCk-at Brunswick, in the state of
Georgia, at the close of business,
October 81, 1914.
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cred mo day and night 50 that could not
rest at all.
81 used three remedies for skin disease
aud they didn't give relief al all. I was
almost terrified until a friend recommended
'Juticura SOap and Ointment to me. They
helped me from Che time / started 10 use
them. ! used lhe Cuticura soap ana warm
water - q wash aud then put the Cutlcura
Ointment on the sore places. I only used
two cakes VI IIiiclra soap and tvo boxes
Of Cuticura Ointment and was cured.
sSignec) Mrs +. &. Parker, Der. Z. 1919.
When YOU b:iy fno toilet soap tbink Of
tlIe advantages Cuscura Soap possesses over
ltIs mpst ezpsnsiaa 9oiiet soap ever made.
In edition 70 bairg absolu, Nv pure aaa re-
ffeshingly fragrant, il Is deiicateiy yet eifcc-,
lively medicated, giving you two soaps III
me, a toilet and a skin soap at one Dricc.
sold throughout the world. Sample Of each
mailed free. with 32-p Skin Book. A1Jrcss
postcard " CuticaTa Dept =. Boston,
Es"AieG sho shave aai shampoo With Gu
-c.,-a 5c2p IL 2lIit best fgT -. Id scalp
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Go to Savannah Via vac G. G. 6 P.
and A. G. l., and see the new exten
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Go to Geo. f. Gays for Furniture
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ASK fer premium Catalogue at Ben.
nett Brothers
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ECZEMA DIST TOURED
FACE BADLY
Also on Hands. Broke Out in PIN
pies. ltched Badly. Spread All
!. Over Body. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Cured.
SEE ME.
AETHUR .-EAVY
s=nsne 34a

Hampton Springs. Fla. -''I had had
eczema on my face and hands for about
three years. My face was badly disfgured.
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The eczema broke out in
pimples and ;tched SO very
badly ! would scratch il all
the time. IL was the most
irritating disease I have over
had. IL started on my face
and hands and it spread all
over my body. ! had great
large sores all over me, caused
from the eczema. IL both
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Corn Comes of as
Easy as You Please!
''Gets.It" Being Used 0y millions

1t is the FIRST time that n real.
aure-as-tatc cora cure has over been
discovered. 'GETS-IT" is the now
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4, aemt.. Cane uderi, ~ ernf qpalh. b.;
SsuSS. e 81 as All sS iiv s'l !. . a's 4 Ssm !. 6srdi.
HlFnuaHH. b.
@rHahlnuBimfHi w. 0 tetnraass l. pf.l
4. apHb.t 81. %. aImidtnL .. = T. aomp.i
Dr. ghlpp. !.
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CINE en9li(de
2lnuerC6Gntt6eit.

On etne Dresbener RunTtbanblling 1T
tiir8lid BON Der Gtrmd RuphdeI Sud &
Sons, atb., 3ptighaus Berlin, frl9snbes
4nasbot atlangt: rDiefes fdrbiss 2aiIers
bib urb ala Gegenftiid hn5u Elm Bib bee
Rronbrin3en i'm Gorm1t 18XN Cent?
meter Tin6 in uuierem @erlnee sum 9reiie
BON rstto per 8latt srhdltIid. gei
9oreinIenbuna bss 8strages folgt Grdutos
t%iefsrunu, ip,nn minbeitens feds Gtiit be-
ite1t nerben."
Dardufbin BAT bic Dresbener 5irma
f~olsenbes seuntpcrtet:
sd peiIe nit GutriFtuns bic boOens
loIs TredHtit surid. nit ber sic, cine
enaliIde Gtrmd, mir 8ilper bes 9eutiden
RaiIers unb ots aroupriu5sn d1bieter,
9laubsn Gis Osnu, bdB id 10 tADritt bin,
nit altem OeutIaem @eIbe ensIiits Jirs
men at u~nterHissn, bic. eeireu BEN per-
Fihen g6drdttsr bet enelilhen Diplomatic,
ben bsutI4su gutriotismnS dasniisen
no[ltn, I'm F4 bumit biz 2uiden ~
faIIen2'
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Yerfufe Der
ensfdnOer tn 2sefsiea.

.Doilb Chronicle" tbeilt nit, bdb bas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bsi Saint ausns
tin f4redIidt gsrluFe e~rlittsn bat. Die
Qrgplea unb GaderfaRbs 6 p6laHber bds
ben msbr ala bic 5dlfte psrlorsn. Die
II. gatterie fti p6aig rsrnidtet. Die bguts
fdsu Glus3eugc bdtttn bic 6teIungen Der
englif9en 8attertsn ermtttelt. Qae snsIis
F6en gIdttsr Timmsn barin Therein, baB
Der Qufmarfd Der 9sutf4en perbIiffenb
fdneI fid noG5ogen bat.
Raa boadnoiiden gldttsrn bat Der
ariegstorreIponbet bes yDailp gbronttle"
pbilip gibbs, Der Iid binter ben Tran8Ds
Iiidtn unb engliitm ainien befunb, fell
mem 8tdtte eint bonn 2. September batirte
ausfibrlias Sdtlosrune bes Riid5uges
Der perbiinbeten Qrmeen gebrdbtet. DARN
beiBt es: Die tritiide Strsitmddt unter
Sir Sobn Grtnd auf benz Iintsn GliisgI
bait. Dor alien ben i~berm66tigm Druid
bea beutitn 6eeres aus3uhalten." am
Gonuaben6 (29. ausuf), 70 fdreibt
Gibbs, tpurbs otr admpf uuf ber gan8en
Gin tpieber uufsenommen. Die beutf4e
@orhut bate gerfdrfungeu aus 8slgien
berange3ogsn, unb bic Feinbli4e adballerie
uberTtr6mte nun, Gstanron duf gsta'
o ME Elm unaufbaitfamsr Stur3bafj
bas Qdnb. al9 bic beutfde artileris
mar duberorbtutIid ffart. limb bic Sn'
Fdnterie riitts inter benz GAuBe bss Sc
I6iibfeuers Dor, nidt fpie elm Seer, ions
bern ME cine Iid fortbefpeaenbe Ration.
a6er nitt auF Der ganSen 2tnie brangsu
tie nit Der sltidtu aruft Dor. ionbern
lie formtsn cine art ppn Rummbod
beFen qnoriffspuntt auf bds 9er3 BEL
tuqliIdeu Gligels Bel Ct. Quentin gtria'
tst mar. Gs mar pDnig dusgeTdloFtn.
tieftr anIiitmenben 9enalt gu piosr'
feben. Denn bic britiTdeu Erupperi tunb'
gebdtten bdttsr, 10 tpdrsu lie einfoh tobt'
aebriidt obtr 3rrfprenet iporbtn. uniert
Rdnoniert drbtiteten pprsiigIid unb iiber.
Fhiitteien bic 9sutfhen nit einem tObtlir
den @ranutrsgeu. 4ber Cd bulf nidts
Gobdlb cine Sruppe psrnihtst mar, rid
len neue 6srau. lnaufbuItfum, aolonnt
auf Rplpnns.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ne. A. ylaebtbura.
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b. Ndft.s gtit Qote, b. nua. E1ultt, b,
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paataaa.
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bftm, fam. b, QhiL 6amui, Btnbertbtlni.
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ldtaa, fdB B. NIB 81 w9aIsr. gurgneIm.
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1. @arbttsittuttnAaEilatEisreaiHitHi, sVaHban'
s. Bait; g,gp. MINI RebftIb. qanbh'
frna. ipht,
acknowledgements s7u. 5, Berlin.
girl. @fr. 70. siehcIb @ltersleb, H. g
atonutr. SfiHapeIer. ID. 3of. eininba. 9auIs
ttlb 10. off. aat, Retfrs. gttib. ID.
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witrst.3nf.asa 80. ss. eranbtHbars a.. o.
aub Shirtbos.
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grfababt6tiIHns T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Berlin.
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gerimtisuns friiberer g~erlufliten:
aanbpshr, acknowledgements gas. 30 (Met.
eaaFIeuiSl.
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I'M Goa. einl. no. Gnaef. i'm adB. ebert,
I'M GAG. Eatb, I'M Goa, @rob, i'm Gag. @dnb
born. tm Ca. u.sG. baufer. i'm 9a8. 9ofrrsr.
b.. SbherL ipot. f~nftHer, i'm Qd5. Qlhuer,
i'm enB. albnit. i'm gns. aebret. riht loot,
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8lanfrnbnrn.
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6ngennu.
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uitt toot, ipnbern b.
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a3uh, Waftb aoltas tori. Clint 10. mar
hHtffts tfaBsitlt, iAs Giul ataelh Stiffi
Snhl bW }eam niftbglnet, HuieHtbll bm
no. 6%ffelaaHa amltte@bb estha
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AuHtn JOS Ebt9eot Ehfnlmn. MtGe. hm, Htit
eql5apifL Nanfifbs NJ Germ, AHbHiHfhff
AtFbffehnibftltn, NJ
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aHIaHisTtaealmsHi vs.. "a, eAltswla nHb
AabtrtiftfW.

aaup, sesa orans aipu, alsln gaIaiaa.
q, Nomp 10. Nshpe 5rlfbFlA plnhflslt
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31iri N9paqs AoHfom, inh.: tritf eanisn.
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lnefap ~, air Miap Sssfie Dliflalfsmeof.
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Serlnt.Siitt Np. 49,.

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Canine Etinuette.

In their relations with one another
dogs have a keen sense of etiquette.
A well known traveller makes this I'M
expected remark about a tribe of
naked black men living on one of the
south sea islands: ain their everyday
intercourse there is much that is stiff,
formal and precise" Almost the same
remark might be made about dogs.
Unless they are on very intimate terms
they take great pains never to brush
against or even to touch one another.
For one dog to step over another is q
dangerous breach OF etiquette unless
they are special friends. 1t Is no I'M
common thing for two dogs to belong
to the same person and live in the
same house and yet never take the
slightest notice of each other. We
have spaniel SO dignified that he
win never permit another member OF
the dog family to pillow his head upon
him; but, with the egotism of a true
aristocrat, he does not hesitate to
make use of the other dogs for that
purpose.-Henry c. Merwin in Allah
tic.