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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-16

sell? Write Southern Homeseekers
Bureau, Box 1854, Atlanta, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-11-16

WANTED-To hear from owner Of
gooL farm for sale Send cash price
and description. d. F. Bush, Mime
apol1s, Mimi. 12-5-16
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Just arrived Jones Dairy farm
sausages and sliced bacon. Ordel
quick-Thos. Kearney.
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CIVIC LEAGUE
CARD PARTY.

All those wishing to form tables
for the Civic league card party will,
at their earliest convenience, kindly
notify Mrs. T. J. Mccall.
On the evening of the party COM
mittee in charge will arrange tables
for all who have not previously ar
ranged them.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26

peobment" 8erfabren eingeleiiet.
9esgleiden lit gegen oen Gi1ter gieo-
man Midter oes gircuitgerihts int
gontttp 8igo oes 5taates ssnoidao,
Elm oSnlpea6ment" gerfabren eit-
geitet tporoen.
Der oelti6e @iilfsfreu5er
uaronprin5 @ilbeln" 1T, tpie aus
9elpport gfews gerneloet niro, poM'
ieinem 2iegeplab i'm Sannes 5IuIfe
nab Der 4obleniDerft Der Gbelapeafc
& Sbio 8abn geidleppt iuoroen, Inn
bort aoblen ein5nnebmen.
sSn Wnsfogee, 9flabomo, lit
beute Der u5outbern Gonlnlerinl
GongreB" gu elmer fiinftdgigen Sit
ung 5uiammengetreten.
Bie aus gl Haio geneloct
miro, liro liniere W1ilitarbeboroen an
Der @renae angeipieien iporoslt,
nidt gu erlduber, oaB merifaniihe
Soloaten gan5 glei6 BON melher
Saftion, iiber Die @ren5e fdnlen.
sSSn Chicago erreifte oas Eber@
mometer am 5anitag Die 96be BON
81 @ra0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-26

gefdeben, oas 6ie Gage perdnoert bat
te. 9laes mas engliibe nno fran5oii-
ide 9epei6en aus oieien 2anoern be-
ridte1 lit leeres @ei1mdb Mutma-
ftngen oer 8eribteritatter, Die auf
@eriibten aufgebant Iilto. gatiabe lit
nur Bob ale oieie 2anoer bis iett
neutral iillo nno ooB an6 nihts
geideben lit, mas uns gu Dem @hluR
berehtigte, iie o1bten i'm grnIt oa=
ran, ibre nelttrale t&altung auf8uge-
ben. gbenio lit es NIT ben ger=
banolungen sDifden Stalien uno
Selterreid. gBir piiien, oaB iold)e
@erbanolnngen itattfinoen, aber yite-
It1ano iDeiB, mas in @irflidfeit per-
banbelt miro.
Sin emgliider 3eitnmgsfprreippn=
bent erflart, bic 9mrdfnbrt omrh oio
0aroamellen f0nne aIIerbimgs, menn
man bic sreken Opfer nidt idene,
ersiunngeu iuerSen, aber iuenn mait
fein grDfes Seer snr @erfiismng "a
be- nm bic 6albiniel Gallippli III
befften, 10 wiir0e einem Die 9urd-
fabrt nid)ts i1iibem, Ionoern nnr ge-
fabrlid iuerSen. 9enm bic Oeutidell
itnS bic Siirfen iuiirben, iubalo S1e
Sdiffe oer GnsIGn6er mnO Syransp-
Ien i'm Wfnrmara-Neer angefpntmen
fein, bic garoanellen tpieber id)lie-
zen mno oann iperOe es fir Die Sdif.
fe iebr idiper iein, iuieser berams.
fpmnen sa fGnnen.
Staliener, Die aus CeiterreM mad
sStalien sefommen iiu6, bebampten
SeiterreidD babe bic ganse @renss
ltarf 6efeitist.
Ser 8afnpfer vNoeroafl@ nittcr
oeIieH 8aiiagiere fib pier3ig Mneri.
fanerinnen befinoen, Die 0eleqater
5i oem arieoensfongreB I'M Saal
limo, miro bon ben gngIanoern Be
ben Dopns 5uriifgebnIten. Die 9a
men ba6en> iib telesrapbii6 an nn
lern Staatsiefretdr nit Ser 8itte ge.
fpanot, ib1ei1 5u belfen.y
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Nis man ans ben enslifden 0eye-
ldlen otntlid) erfenneu fann, gebt bic
DffeHfipt Der Senfden in Tlau-
oern erfolsreidD boran. Sic ipredleu
ailerotnss and) bon Grfplaen, iueIdle
cie Mhtierten madJ ben frausSf1dlen
yerldJteH errnnsem baben, a6er man
itsbf san5 senan, oaF lie oieien iran.
SOfifd)en yeridJten feline arese Sc
Seatitng beiIesen. 9as Gimsiae. me.
onrd iic ben Ginbrud, ben Sic Gr.
folge Der 9ettiden maiden miiIeu.
81 beeimtradJtisen ltdjen, lit oie M,ie.
oerbolnng Der @eihid)tc bon oen
Stinfbcmbcn, iueld)e bic GeutIdleu
benitben iolleu, uno bic gebnubtuna.
bah bic Sclttidben iuGbren6 Der leb,
ten 3cft nugebenre Srnppenmaiien
BON Oem 6ftlidjem arieasidaupiot,
nadI bem 8eiten scbradlt hGtten.
Selbff, iuenn Seibes ipaIlr III, 10
nimnt es ben SiegeH Ser Teufidleu
midJts bon ibrer Sebentnna. GeIlif.
DeritGnoIidJ iuer6eu anaeiidlts Ser
0ertfdeH Grfolge aud immer Sic bel.
ben angebliden 9iieicnerfolae scr
GnglGnber, bic Ginnabme BON gseuuc
Gbapelle nno Die Beiebnna oes Sa.
gels go. so bei Yperm beransaeitri.
dJen. ltebrisems idjeint man IL
ben 9leiben Der @esner GeutIdlanSs
aHgennein an5nnebmen, 6ak 6as 3iJ
Der Seittidlen Cfferiibe Calais III.
Bonn grphen oelttfden Generalifnb
iunrbe am 6amitag semelbet, oas ois
sSeinbe ben @erindD madlten, 6as ber-
Iorene SerraiH, n6rolidj mno norb6it,
Iidl BON Ypern, iuieoer snriifsnse-
iuinnen, baf Die Ansriife aber muter
Sem beatidDeu syeuer smiammembra-
den. 9ie Sentid)en mad)ten 2470 &c
fangene Jransoien, geIgicr nnb
Gnaldnber; dnd iuHroen 80 Weidiite
erpbert. Tukerbem cr6eutcten bic
Seiitidem saHIreide WaaidJinenseidjii-
he nuo @esuebre, lpiuie bieI Nnuition
nno anSeres ariegsmateriaI. Bet.
iidj bom gfer-aauaI eritiirmten Die
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JnIa nb

Warineminiiter 9aniels bat ei-
nett 8rief peroffentlibf. ben er an oen
Brdiioenten @arfielo pom @illimns
college gelhrieben bot uno in Dem ct
cine gendue l1eberli6t iiber ben ieti-
|gen 3ultano unierer Jlotte giebt.
geoA oieienu 8eriht baben mir icbl
225 Sdiffe perihieoener 9lrt i'm af-
tipen 9ienit uno 101 5Giffe in Ser
Helerpe, Die tpabreno zines &rieqes
|8um Dienit berangeaogen peraen
fonnen. n Shtffe iino ellttpeoer i'm
gau begriffen ooer fino angelpieien,
gebaut 81 fperoen, uno 5tpar 8 Dreao.
naugbts, % 0eitroper, 3S ltnteriee-
boote uno 7 @iilfsfren5er. slae Shif.
fe iino reihiif nit Munition ausee.
ltattet, nabere angaben iiber Die Wani.
lie Wlnition, Die Der sSlotte 5ur Ser
fiigung itebt, ma1t Daniels ratiirlih
nidt, er iagt nur, oaB tpdbren0 Der
lebten Sabre oieie Nfaile beit1noig
uergroBert lei, Die ser 8orpe6os 3. 3.
Inn neln8ig Bro5ent. Die Slotte iii
bentannt bon 1856 9ffi5ieren lmD
53,17t MannIbaften. Die 3efrut1e-
rltng miro 10 Itarf betrieben, tpie es
geieslid moglih lit. Sn Dem leeten
SsSabr lit oie 3abl Der Manni1aften
INN 1924 geltiegen. 8as Der 3uipa4s
am Sffi3iersforps anbetrifft, 10 i'll
man geieslih gan5 auf Ole Marine-
slfaoemie in annapolis angetpieien.
Ger Marinerninilter erflGrt, oaB aac
Shiffe in better Sronung Iino. 9[us
ieinem Shreiben gebt berpor, odB
iuabreno Der leBten beioen Sabre, al
70 tpabreno Der 3eit leiner 9lmtstt-
tigfeit beionoers eifrig an Der 8er-
grOBerltne Der Slotte gearbeitet iit
Die 9ldne fir DIE eroBe Mili.
t1rltation, oie am Eanamafanal eli,
geridtet neroen loa, lino iebt poIlen-
oct. Die Station miro in Der geGbe
Der aannlltuot 9oro5al su liegen fpnt-
men. Die ginrihtling Der citation
miro 8mei Millionen Collars foiten.
Iod elmer gntideionng oesI
@ircuitgeridts in st. Smitb. slrfmt-
las, niiIien am eriten 9luguit alla
Saloons geidloiIen iperoen. Sort
Smitb ipor nod Der eirsige Blab 8mi-
iden Monettte in Miiiouri uno Gal
las, in Dem Saloons eriitieren ouri-
ten.
Ser Staotrat bon Gerre Sautc,
SSSnoiana, bat gegen Mapor Noberts,
Der iib pegen @oblfdminoeIeien sur
3eit i'm 8unoesauhtbaus su 2enben..
tpcrtb, aanias, befinoet, Elm SIN.
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iSv~ Huttu<S f<Uu0uVtWC SSPSIsvt VI
bamptet, bic 0ransoien nmS gelgier
batten bic Stabt mad)ber iuieoer &C.
mommen.) sSn Der Champagne iprems-
ten Die SentId)eu cine 8efeitignng
Der Jeinbe. (9ie frams5iiid)e 9epcide
bebamptet, Die Transoien bGttem SaS
bnrd bic Sprensnng pernriad)te 2edj
ipieoer beiett.) 3ipiiden Der Wfulei
uno Der Maas idlmsen bic 9emtiAen
Slngriffe Der 0einbe ab nno iagter
iie iuieoer ans ben @rGben berams,
bic lie beiett batten. glnd) in 6cm
Balb BON Sc Hretre madten oif
Seutid]eu Surtidritte. .Sn oengpseiea
fanben in Joige bDm ssebeI mnS
Sdnee feline 9Gmpfe itatt. Sm Often
lit bic Gage iinperGnbert.
5ransDiiid)e 9epeiden bebaupten,
Mnsriffe Der SeatidJen bei %aaidcn-
bale ieien bon ben Guslanoerm su-
riidseIdlagen unb Sas gprbringen
Der Sentiden lei Saburd anfsebalten.
Slnds bGtten bic sran5uien einem gn-
Igriff Der Sentiden bel Nctre Dame
Dc 2orette 5mriifgeidJlasen. gtnf
an Der Wfaas lei 6as gDroringen Der
l9eutiden gum Stihitanb sefOmmcu,
Bon pen 9eittidJen lift nidJts bierpon
beitGtist.
Der npriuesiide Sampfer ,Gapri.
ui", Der am 6. Npril BON Baltimore
mad Gbriitiania abfnbr, iull in Ser
ytabe Der an Der Norofiitc BON r.
lanO liesenoen Sniel Sprp ppn elmer
Seemine serit6rt ieiu. Sie geiatilna
tunr0e gerettet. Die morluegiidlelr
garfidiffe oscar" mmb ,,Gua1 iuur-
ben, ME aus SrirD Sslanb, Sdott-
lamb, gemelbet iuirb, bon einem beut-
iden ltnterfeeboot serit0rt. 0as lin.
terieebuot befabI 6em oGniidem Dam
pier rAnna", Die geiatmmaen ser
serit6rten Sdiffe auf5nnebmen. Nie
oAnna" bradte iie nadJ 9rurg Ss-
Lamb. Die noruegiiden yarfidiffe
luollten mad idjottifden SGfen fabren.
Gin oentides llnterieeboot fat ben
englilden 6radtoampfer oyantb" in
Der Norbiee periemft. Die 8eiatmna
1T sliifiidD in 2eitb angefommen.
Sine Sepeid)e aus Nien meloct,
oafl bic Oeiterrei6er bic .S5ben bon
CitrD IN ben Sarpatben senpmmen
baben nno 6aii iett bic &niien ans
alien ibren Gtellnmgen auf bei6en
Seiten bes Craiua Gals bertrieben
limb. Die CrtsbeseiAnmngen iins
nidlt fiar, Die in Der Sepeidle ange-
fiibrten Stamen iinb amf ben aartem
nid)t 81 finben. Sebenfals gebt aber
flar aus ibr berbur, baR bic DETER
reidler iuidJtise Grfolse errnngen IN
ben. Sn anbern Seilem Der aarpa-
then baben nnr Mrtilleriefampfe itatt-
sefnnoen. Sn goiem nmb 0alisten
mar alles rnbis.
Sm 8oebre 0iitrift, iiiSiueitlidD
bon Gumbres, baben Die Genti6ea
ben Sransoien cine iduerc 0ieberla-
lac beigebrad)t. Barrier Sepeidem
6ebanpten aller6ings, Die ssransoien
batten ipater eiHeu @esenangriff
genadlt nnb bic 9entidjen 5nriidse-
trieben, aber bieie BARRIER Nelbnn-
gen bon ben erfolsreidlen fransoii-
ifDen 0egenansriffen baben iIdD bis
ber nod ME beitatist.
Nns Berlin meISet man: Ger 5iter-
reidDiIdl italienilde @ren5. 3uiidJen-
fall, Der Don Der EreiIe Der gllliiertem
sn einem blntisen 3niammenitOf,
uno einem geanins belli" anfse.
bamid)t iumr6e, lit bereits beigeIegt.
Die ganse Affaire mar beoemtnnes-
los. Ginise 6iterreidiide 3ol(pG9-
ter, bic Der Gjren5e entIane mar
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NMs NIerjfc.

Die Gnrran5iitas nteloen, oaE
General Sbregon iib auf ggnos Gu
|lientes 5ltriid5iebe. Die gilliItas mel
cen BON grfoIgen, oie tie BEL Gam
pico errrngen baben ulio betonen,
oaB Monterep lno Gan 2uis Botoi;,
|allen gegenteiligen gandrihten gum
Srob, rab iuie Dor in Der Getnalt
Nina's leien.
Ius Gngle HaB foulnlt Die
Nudridt, 5ipiihen gilla llno General
Jelipe angeles 1ei es az eineut 8ruAI
gefomnen Die Nahridt lit riQt
beitdtigt Daaegen nitro aus DaI5-
Iington gemeloet. gIngeles bleibe lit
Mguas gafientes, INN ben slngriff
oes Generals 0bregon 5u ertuartery
IlDdbreno gilla ieine Erltppen IN Sor-
reon 5uianlmen5iebe. -
Gin 9rief Der @attin oes polI
Den 3apatiitas IN Der Ndbe ser tneri-
fanil1en Sauptftaot erntoroeteil
Entertainers 0fcgfanus miro iet.
peroffentlidt. aus ibm gebt berpor,
bob i6on friiber beridiebene Waorf=
ottentate auf McManl1s aenlqht nc
ren uno 0aB ieine ssrau i'm oft az.
beten batte, Die Sarm 5u DerIoiIeli
lno IN Die Staot 5ll fonllnen, absr
er ipollte iein gigentunl nidt in
|Stih lallen laiien. gln Dem perb1na-
|nisDollen Sage erfubr 5rau WcDia-
nus, Dab Die 3apatiitas cinen 9[n-
|griff anf Die Sarm mabten. Sic
telepbonierte iofort ON oie broliliani-
.ide 8otihaft nno oieie ianOte ihleu=
f:ig5t Elm 4ntornohiI NIT sSlnggerl ser
nerlhieoenen Madte nod Der syarnL
aber es fam aaa fpdt. glls es Die
Sarnl erreifte, mar MscsRd,Ius Iebpn
tot @nbriheinIih lit er ourdJ ef-
men ShrotidiaB. Der aus llalrlittelbar
rer Ndbe auf i'm abaefenert mar llno
ben gan3en oberen Cell oes Gopfes
fortgeriiien batte, get0tet iporoeE.
Seine geer0isung geltaltete fib sli
elmer groBen Concentration. gtl.e
frenoen @eIanoti6aften tparen per-
treten.
9r. 6eoerico @anlboa, 6uer-
ta's Wiiniiter oes Iuspdrtigen, 1T
noh Stem Yorf gereift, mn NIT Dem
friiberen Brdlioenten gu fonferiereil.
General Obregon ntaht be.
fannt, 0aB 8iIla ieinen gruoer. Der
iehs8igidbrigen sSranicsco Sbre.
gon. babe perhaften lno nah Chi
buabua ihaffen laiien. 5ronicsco
Sbreeon belt fid9 in @uaoalaiaro
alf Inn ieine geihpddte @eilulobeit
mieoer ber8ultellen. Giner lpdteren
gtadriht 5u 6olse lit er pieoer frci-
gelaiien.
Ger Garral5iita @eneraI
eSSturbioe, iuelder Die Garran8iItos In
Sonora init jeinen Erllppen neritdr=
fen poIlte. bat cine 9aieoerlage erlit-
ten Die Staot Napaio I'M Staase
Sonora lit BON Den Gilliltns beietst
moroen Cine nnoere MeIolna BE-
baltptet, Sic Giaiitas mdren aeIdln-
gen.
Die @iliitos boben .oen britt
ihen 0ompfer ugetridno4 in Gnie.
naoo, einem Safen oes merifolliiden
galifornien NIT 8eIhlag beleqt.
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anrit lltbtrll9t.

GiHr Dalrdfabrt bnrd) oie
9arSaneIlcn 1T m6glid, iagt
Elm emgIiId1er &orrriponSent,
aber iie lit iebr idiuer anS iebr
sefGbriid.
Ceitcrreid 6efcitist ieinr
Wrtn5e.
AnsebIidje Nultatigfeitsge.
iellhaftcn in Earis eripeiien
iid ais SdJipim6el.
Der 6entide @enerulitab be-
rid5tet iiher iueitert GrfoIge bci
Yperii. Die Staot 9isere aaf
Der auSeren Seite ber gier III
bnn ben 0eitId)em gcnpmmeu.
Dir Oelttid5e Cffeniibe in ieuer
0esenb tit oanerno erfolgreid).
Sentfd)e &riessidjiffe iimb in
Der gfprOiee tatis.
@rof slOmiral bon Sirpit
feiert ieim fiinf5isiGbrises
GienitjubiIGnm.
slns aonitantinupel iuerocn
Grfulse Der tiirfiiden sSaffem
I'M &anfains semelOet.
Die Cciterreider melbem ans
ben &arpatben iuidtise Grrmn-
senidJaften.
Die 9emtidlen idjlasem Bic
Jran5uiem i'm &oepre-@ebiet.
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grpntotiua or pbiI.) fir her
oienitlide0 0iiiertntion &oIutednirun.,
Chicago.
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9. 4. Saxiea6 So. Telephone 7Oe
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-19
bUCYRUS
Plays Mt. Vernon Hi Here
Saturday Evening

The last regular game Of the local
high school teams schedule will be
with Bucyrus high Saturday night. If
the showing made by Bucyrus a.
Mansfield is an indication. Mt. Yer
non will have to play real basket ball
to win. At Mansfield, Bucyrus led at
end of first half and were only whip
ped by few points by a spurt Just
before time was called.
The locals have come through with
clean slate thus far. They have
scored a total of 275 points to their
opponents 107 and hope to continue
with clean record when they play
Mansfield at Mansfield next Monday.
If the locals passing can be improv-
ed and their shooting remain as good
as it has been they may have another
scalp at their belt Saturday night.
All in all, indications point toward the
fastest game of the locals schedule,
and being the last time they will play
at home before the tournament and
possibly all season, there should be a
good attendance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-19
CAT cHAPERoNs CHICKS.
Watches Over Them Daily Till The,
Go to Roost.

Watches Over Them Daily Till They
Go to Roost.
Jefferson City, Mo.-A cat that cares
for brood Of chickens Is the property
Of Mrs. John P. Gordon, wife Of the
state auditor.
The cat attracted the attention OF
neighbors some time ago by its pecul
lar conduct. At first 1t was thought II
was following the chickens around te
kill one for meal. This idea was
soon dissipated when day after day
the performance was repeated.
Then 1t was observed that the cal
attached itself to a brood of late fry
ers," now about half grown. 1t watch
es over this bunch of chickens with
apparent motherly solicitude. follows
them about all day and never leaves
them until they go to roost for the
night. Then the cat returns to the
Gordon residence
This story is vouched for by all the
Gordon neighbOrs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-19
DONATIONS
For Belgian Sufferers Can Be
Left At Store Room
To Be Opened In This City,.
Finance Committee Named

At highly enthusiastic meeting
of the local Belgian relief committee,
held in the city council chamber on
Wednesday evening, it was decided to
open up a store room, where dona-
tions Of food and clothing may be re-
ceived. This will be at 23O South
Main street, in the room formerly oc.
cupied by the Wear-U-Well Shoe Co.
The room will be opened up the first
Of next week and some member of
the committee will be in charge each
day.
Letters to the extent of 1000 have
been sent out by the committee to
farmers in the county, calling for con.
t-ibutions. In, these it is stated that
wheat and corn will be very accept
able as donations. An organization
of the entire county, with district or
township heads, will shortly be effect.
ed for pushing the work.
The plan of the committee is to Sc.
cure provisions and clothing alone.
All money donated will accordingly
be spent in the purchase of these.
At the meeting Wednesday evening,
Mr.. William M. Coup was elected
treasurer and Mrs. D. X. Bird, Miss
Hannah Kinney and Mr.. Arthur Ham
icq appointed by Chairman Arthur E,
Spinasse as the finance committee of
the organization.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-19
GAMBLING IN FOOD
CAUSES PRICE RISE
Cost Increased "A Per Cent
During Past Five Months.

London. The investigation under the
craftsmanship Of the prime minister
which the British government Is car
rying on regarding the rise in the price
Of food is due to political pressure by
the Labor party's action following an
elaborate investigation by its own or.
ganizations.
The government began its sittings
after the price of bread had been rails.
ed to 10 cents for four pound loaf,
the price OF -four being advanced at
Bedford to $11 a sack an increase OF
S4.5O since the outbreak of the war,
and even more at Cambridge and Pc.
terborough, while oats jumped to
$7.75 for G36 pounds.
It hitherto has been argued that the
rise in the price of food was due solely
to the law Of supply and demand as
affected by the war and that the trou-
BILE was due to a shrinkage In the
sources of supply. by congestion Of
docks and railways and by a decrease
in the number Of ships.
About 1900 Of the larger vessels Of
Great Britain had been taken over by
the admiralty, while the removal of all
German vessels from commerce had
made q total withdrawal Of at least
5000.
The impossibility of getting ship
ments from Russia and Roumania and
the congestion in discharglng steamers
at London and Liverpool since the port
Of Southampton wss closed had been
declared by the government to be the
causes Of the high price Of food. But
the prices steadily advanced even aft
er these difficulties had been met in
part, and the Labor party was able to
force its demand for a thorough In.
vestigatiOn.
The average level in food prices for
the last five months Of 1914 was IA per
cent above that Of the first seven
months and about 10 per cent higher
than in the closing Ave months Of
| 1913.
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STIRRED
By Metropolitan Fever Is
Brink Haven At Present

Brink Haven, Feb. 18-Brink Haven
10 becoming pretty metropolitan for
a village. Something doing all the
time. Frinstance:
Mr.. Gus Blubaugh shot hawk at
a distance of 225 yards, uphill, that
measured (the hawk) fifty-six inches
from tip Of wings.
The Pennsylvania line has pur-
chased forty-acre tract Of Gann's
here for a gravel pit.
Professor Fisher, OF Canton, O., will
address the Sabbath schools here
February rs on "All Phases of Sab
bath School Work"
Council will prohibit the mainten,
ance Of swine within the corporation
limits after April 1.
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!. + + f. !. /. i. I. 1. j. /. + + j
+ ESTO Y

Mr.. James Hoyman spent Thursday
night at Homer with his brother.
Mr.. John McLarnan made bust
ness trip Wednesday to Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Melick spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Schooley.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Colgin spent Sat.
urday in Bladensburg.
Mrs. John McNabb spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Burt
nett.
Mrs. Charles Clark is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stringfellow
were called to the bedside Of his faith.
er who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. George Walcott spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Flack.
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Cociety
0News

Delightfully."-
Entertained
Miss Estella Osborn, w. Vine street,
delightfully."- entertained the o. E.
club Wednesday evening in honor Of
two brides-elect, There were sixteen
guests present.
Berthe Club
Gives A Dance
The first of series of dances, to
be given by the old Berthe club, was
held In the X. Of P. armory Wednes-
day evening. Thirty couples were
present to enjoy dancing to the
strains of Bricker's orchestra. Mr..
Walter Morningstar of Esto was the
out-of-town guest. A dance will be
held every two weeks until the series
is concluded.
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PAINFUL
Injuries Received By Miss
Katherine Meade


While going to the kitchen after q
fiat iron at her East Hamtramck
street home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Meade slipped on the
l!noleum and fell, fracturing her left
arm. She arose and then tainted,
falling second time, alighting in
such position that the ligaments of
her right ankle were strained.
Her sister, Miss Mary Meade, rush
Ell to her aid, on hearing her fall, and
summoned physician, who reduced
the fracture and treated the liga-
ments. The accident was very pain
full one, but Miss Meade is improved
in condition.
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This Wheat Rabbit Proof.

Kansas City. Mo.-One grain Of
wheat produced 199 heads and ap-
proximately 5000 kernels in field
near Sallna, Kan. Another sample OF
wheat sent in from Salina county was
soft wheat from field Of sixty acres.
The stand was declared to be "absO-
lutely perfect" There was not spot
In the field. Harvesters did not find
any young rabbits in the field. an I'M
usual occurrence. They said the wheat
actually stood so thick on the ground
that rabbits couldn't force their way
through II.
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FINDS TEN POUND NUGGET.
Old Prospseter Picks UP $500 In
Mojave Desert.

Mojave Desert.
Bakersfield, Cal.-Thirty-five hundred
dollars worth Of gold in one chunk-a
nugget weighing ten and three-quarter
pounds-has been found near the head
of Red Rock canyon on the Mcjave
desert by Dave Bowman, an old time
placer miner, according to Lance Un'
derwood
Mr.. Bowman was not prospecting
when he found the nugget, according
to Mr.. Underwood, but was merely
going into the canyon when he saw
the great lump of gold.
This nugget is very nearly the larg
est ever found in this vicinity. Mr.
Bowman had no scales with which to
weigh the gold, but rigged up bal
ance with q ten pound hammer on one
end. and the nugget at the other end
proved three-fourths Of pound heav'
inr
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DELAYED IN TRANSMISSION.
Letter Mailed In 1857 Delivered Fifty.
eight Years Later.

Letter Mailed In 1857 Delivered Fifty
eight Years Later.
Colorado Springs, Colo.-Nearly fifty.
eight years after it was written and
posted to him letter has just been
delivered here to Professor James
Hutchinson Kerr The missive was
written by Professor q. F. M. Faehts
Professor Kerr's former instructor In
civil engineering in an eastern schoo
at New London. Pa, March 20, 1857
when Professor Kerr was not quite
twenty. He is now in his seventy
eighth year.
Professor Kerr believes the missive
was sent to one Of the colleges he at
tended and mislaid until It was for
warded here.
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MR.. RosENrHALL HoNoReo

Mr.. Marcus Rosenthall Of Mt. Yer
non was elected secretary Of the Ohio
Retail Clothiers' Association, which
closed its second annual convention
in Columbus on Wednesday.