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100000 SOLDIERS
BURIED IN ONE
POL|SHD|
Fallen Germans and Russians
Lie Together Within
Small Triangle.

LONDON. March 6 Correspondence
Of the Associated Press). Ono hun
dred thousand soldiers are buried In a
triangle only a few miles in Size pe-
tween Warsaw and Skierniewicz, ac-
cording to a correspondent who has
just completed trip by automobile
over this portion OF the fighting line.
This stretch OF country."she says.
"in three assaults on the Polish cap
ital. probably has seen the bloodiest
fighting OF the whole war. %
"a bridge near Blouie marks the
nearest approach which the Germans
have thus far made to Warsaw. The
bones Of LOCO Germans and nobody
knows how many Russians lie here. .
Two miles to the left are the ruins
Of Rokitvo church. The tall spire
stands archlike, completely pierced
by shell flre. The gap made by the
shells Is Is feet deep and - feet
across, and tho walls Of the arch
are In some places only two inches
thick. When asked to account fol
the phenomenon the peasantry, cross.
Ing themselves. point to the Madonns
within"
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TRAPPED By DlcT0GRAPH.
Two Men Accused of Acceptini
SAOO for Testimony.

After a dictograph had revealed
their conversation to detective In
M baum. thirty-eixht years % Old. Of No.
1855 New Jersey Avenue. Brooklyn. and
Morris Grubensky. thtrty-two years
old. OF the same address. were arr
the Ocean Accident Company. at No.
SO John Street. charged with having
accepted 34O0 to testify In favor OF
the company In "a suit brought
Pucholsky lost his sight In an ac-
cident In the shop of rntermeyer &
Robbins, at No. so Ferry Street. on
Jan, 80, 1918. and is suing the COM
General Manager Morrison in
formed the police that two men
were seeking money to testify for the
company. The plan to trap ana ar
rest them followed.
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not there but Ell the staiR olncsrs
were either killed or, wounded.
Then Gen. Lomax reported the hrst
division Of the corps had besn broken
And was falling back.
Some day. perhaps. the world vii!
know what desperate determination
came into the mind OF tho English
general In this crisis.
Half an hour later the automobile
Of Gen. French whiried into the little
town Of HooEe. A short distance up
and core Of the battle. The little
town OF Gheluvelt had been taken by
the Germans; soon the German armies
might be swarnins down between
Gheluvelt and Hooge.
To see French como Into the heart
OF the battle. amid the shells: to
know that he had not given up hope,
was an inspiration to the ofhcers. New
life came into the English. French
was spending that famous little hour
"at Hooge between . and 3 O'clock"
cooke AND chAuFFEUAe JOIN
THE FioHrlNo.
French and Sir Douglas Haig and
their onicerS hustled from point TO
point. At their coming, majors.
colonels. captains all wero fired with
the greatness Of the moment: they
became privates; they seised rides
was no longer need for ofncers; the
battle had become . fight to the
death.
II was every man for himself and
England. cooks. wagonsrs. mechanics.
servants. chaufeurs, Interpreters
everv man fought. Every rule of
orderly warfare was broken; military
tactics. sacred to soldiers IS the ten
commandments. were smashed. The
Englishmen were hghtins like de-
mons, every man doing his best,
many of them ofhcefless.
1t was shortly before $50 that Gen.
Germans on their hank. 1t happened
at Gheluvelt. As the Germans began
to pour past that town, after having
taken 1t, Gen. French sent the Sec
ond Worcestershire regiment with
other troops against tho passing
German line. The side attack fiust-
cred the Germans.
The Worcestershires used their
bayonets. The German line was
broken. With cold steel alone the
Worcestershires retook Gheluvelt and
closed the Menin Toad. From that
moment tho tide Of battle turned. BY
CiOCh, Wueu tne nIstOTtC NlSit Ot
Sir John French "at Hooge" had end
ed, the English soldiers knew that
they had held the Germans back and
that the issue had been decided.
The English lost about $4,000 men.
all told. on this momentous Oct. 81
and in the days that preceded It. The
French and Belgians lost about $4,000
men. and the German losses were
estimated at about $4,000. In all
nearly half q million men were lost,
Twice as many men were lost In
the engagements around Ypres as
took part on both sides at Waterloo
Forty men out Of every hundred on
the English side were killed. This ;i
the highest death rate ever known in
battle, Gen. French's simple report
aside from the details. runs.
II was present with Sir Douglas
Haig ut Hooge between and
o'clock on this day, when the hrst
division were retiring. regard II
as the most critical moment Of thii
great battle. The rally Of the frs,
division and the recapture Of the viii
lage Of Gheluvelt at such a time WAS
fraught with momentous conse.
Quences."
But to-day England knows that Il
was Gen. French himself who rallied
the broken first division.
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HUSBAND AND Wife
FOUND HANGED IN BARN
Bodies Discovered by Two Young
Sons Dangling Side by Side
Believed to Be Suicides.

READING, Pa, March 16.-Edward
seyfert, a farmer, and his wife were
found dead to-day hanging from
beam In their barn. The tragedy was
discovered by their two young sons.
who, entering the building. discovered
the bodies of their parents hanging
side by side.
Husband and wife retired last night
in the best OF spirits. bidding the
children q pleasant good night.
They -were about forty-five years
old. 1t is believed they killed them
selves in suicide pact.
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HERMAN. artillery.
lgsNED cL0l|s'E|.:,J0
R|0ss0WETz FORTS
hlsslats Claim Small Gain in
Continuous Fighting for
f.s Fortress.

4fRooRAD tvia London,. March
r7$Ae following of,ciai despatch
- heee sscsivsd from Ossowsts;
~ enemy has brought some Of
D battsrlss closer TO the fortress
1oqse Of thelr. obvious ineffective.
{sAx the longer range. The artii-
s the fortress effectively sheiied
1euIn Of the enemy consisting OF
M drawiAg srtiilery. provisions
eA@unltion.
p lgAoln6 1t moderate distances
n0U throughout sunday and
wi With ths advantage con.
3ntly With the defenders. Two Ger
~ companies enGeavored to Ap-
80 tha frozen river bobr. but rs.
1!o saeesr being shelled from dis
- - q milo.
14ep 70 Ossowetx our scouts car.
i 6nans ~ the eusmy;s positions
q nlghtfaii sent prlsonars bAoA
= ne fortress"
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WILSON WILL DEMAND
PAY FOR THE SHIP AND
CARGO SUNK By ElTEl,

|. WASHINGTON. March ls.--Thv
United States will make its formal
representations TO Germany on the
sinking Of the American ship william
p. Frye by the cruiser Prins Eitcl
Friedrich as soon as necessary facts
regarding the destination OF the
Frye's cargo OF wheat are obtainsd.
President Wilson said to-day that
the informal conferences between
State Department ofiicials and Count
Won Bernstorff. the German Anbas-
sador, had served to pave the way
for formal representations. which
win include q demand for an indem-
nifty for the cargo ana ship.
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BARBED WIRE FENCE
10 FEET HIGH AROUND
GERMANS IN AlSACE

BERNE. via Paris. March 1s (As-
ISOLATED Press).-A barbed wire fence
ten feet high along which sentries
are posted Mt frequent intervals now
encompasses the entire zone Of Ger
man military operations In Alsace.
Notices have been posted stating
that any one approaching within
sixty feet OF the fence or attempting
to smuggle letters will be shot at
sight.
All foreigners who have been per-
mitted to remain In the district are
compelled to report daily TO the COM
mander.
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PRUSSIAN LOSSES l,05o,o2s
SINCE WAR BEGAN; LATEST
LIST HAS 33,142 NAMES.

COPENHAGEN. March is UNITED
Press). The last eight official Prus-
sian casualty lists issued at Berlin
add ss,iA: names TO previous lists. ac-
cording to Berlin dispatches to-day.
The grand total Of all Prussiau
losses In killed. wounded and missing
since the war began 10 l.0s0,02s.
Totals to date for tho Hawaiian
Wurttenberg and Saxon land forces
and for tho losses In the German
navy are not available.
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10 OF DRESDEN's CREW
ARE REPORTED MISSING;
SURVIVORS ARE LANDED,

VALPARAISO. Chile. March l6.--
Nineteen members OF the crew Of the
German cruiser Dresden. sunk OF Juan
hernandez Island on Sunday by Brit
ish warshtps. are missing.
This was made known on the ar
rival here to-day OF the British auxil-
larry Cruiser Drama. having on board
TIE eurvayore from the DrSodeo. ooQne
= Who0 WugS WeunAe4 =. ..s's,s.
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% ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
he Z glass Of Salts II your
/ Back hurts or Bladder
bothers.

y yea must have your meat every day,
~ but nush your kidneys with salts
Dolpaslly. says . noted Authority who
, y that nscst lorna uric acid which
Roal pasalyses the kidneys in their ef-
= - expeI Il from the blood. They
ons sluegish and weaken, then YOU
- NTH . dull misery in the kidney
-. sAasp pains In The back or sick
o3oshst dlssiaess. your stomach sours.
oUie'is eoatsA. and when the weather
~ ,ycs hsvs rheumatic twinges. The
~ Gsts cloudy. full II sediment. the
<oSds oftsa get sore and irritated,
Ulae xqv 10 seek rc.isl two or three
p 1usiAg the night.
= oesesSlise these irritating acids, "a
~ ~ kidneys and flush oM The
10 nplness waste get four ounucx ol
D1ts lrem any pharmacy lssre,
se tdb)espoonlui in = glass ol
r be1ore breakfast Tor few day,
toos kidseys uill then act fine. Thi,
~ eoltS II made from the acid ol
80 ~ lenon juice. combined VITA
~ ~ bcen teed Tor generations
~ ~ efinulste sluggish kidneys,
~ o1 ~ The Arids in urine
1881 iysiaaAes. thus eadias
:
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knd London ExcSsasS vafssa Tat 49,
~ suld, caused the prsbtncs1 at the
pier to-day Of United afatAs officiais
and city detectives. when the Nor
wesian steamship City Of Tsmpsco ar
rived from, Vera Cruz. There are.
fifty thrce passengers on board ana
each one, along with his personal Pc
lonsings. was searched as was every
member Of the crew.
by Gabino Viscera Of Fl Paso, a pas
sengerS on the City OF Tampico.
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BRITISH CRUISER HIT
20 TIMES By TURKISH
SHELLS, SAYS BERLIN

BERLIN, via Wireless to Sayville,
l.. l., March 1.-THE Turks have
placed new guns on Fort Kun kale,
near the Dardanelles entrance and
are replying to the fire of the French
fotilla, according to dispatches TO
the Lokal Anxeiger from its Athens
correspondent to-day.
Two badly damaged British cruis-
crs have bsen taken 10 Malta, ths
correeooptlept Wired. one of them
hovtne - sesuas tvsnky talea
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$3.50 asN wsn arsNst sst
~ 6o1se esees = shs vtwSst."
rDo1no Page entered couSt At io<s
x ~ aoa immediately began TO read
Oou1ssoa. fhaw watched him
rn1sy. aad although Il WAS evident
y ~ frst few paragraphs that
A y ,hoev the application to send him
~ - New Hampshire had failed.
1 - lpetsd cheerful Justice Page
160n1 ~ Sesislon - follows;
n ~ matter Of the People Of tho
I0oDDo ~ eeew York against Harry X.
J knW, Ulfry' X. Thaw having been
a ~ hack to this state BY extra.
4 04 &12 the state Of New Hamp-
l>0so - an Indictment for conspiracy.
~ .0as Anly tried and acquitted Of
- eAarga Application II now made
& = have him returned to tho State Of
- &KamDshsce
Aece, ,csp be no question az TO any
~ e sood faith on the part Of the
Uo1o Of New York. Thaw was
l1<opnuAt here to be tried. He was
lft0o. That no vas acquitted OF
- shsrEs q no evidence Of lack of
70 STAr4s io,rrGasNr FROM
TWO NATIONS.
WhaHsvsr the status Of Thaw now
- y 3 question settled by the United
)ooop ouprcme Court, which said In
~ 0oGo ~ the People Of the State Of
= UGnG6iA W Lascelles: To apply 70
~ extraAition OF defendant from
q - olate ~ another the rule COVER
~ u On t tinternatlonM extradition
v0o4 - ,srror. The case betwesn
< - eatessinvoives two entirely dts-
) Ut1on the relations Of two separate
. oountries are involved. Inter- State
g1n1itigQ. however. u subject only 70
\ - law 6e this land"
JuDsics PSge then reviewed the his
: M Of Thaw's rccent trial for con-
oDodncy, ana revsrtlng 70 the motion
- rsturn him to New Hampshire
y #ss1As motion, therefore. 10 denied,
I LIN =. Thaw 70 the proper author
~ - eAts MIN back 70 Matteawan,
I ~ - hold him subject TO any ordsf
~. 4QUfe NV 'isGtse. have Just
&Do oiuco coming upon the bench
- 2 writ Of habsas corpus has been
3Naw remained calm and quite I'm
nnpolve while the Judge, waA speak.
~. Evidently his counsel had
v1rne6 him ~ TO what he might ex.
- vehn b. etanchheld Of his coun-
a1hel the Court TO Get time for
cc1llne ne present order. Deputy
. AUoeuev 0eusral Kennedy s1ked that
~ ~. night b present. and Justics
~ - apDolntsd 1 o'clock p. N. ~
II the whom that formality VIII
~ olqssd the mornings proceed.
~ - s16r Thaw. TWO 0f the big dep
1Asfiffs who act A. prison guards
+. U0suAed him to the Sheriff's room up-
/. o10lra. whore he rested . few min,
a - and took him thence 10 the
0mb4. ThaW seemed - buoyant and
y oueGb - hs has besn ever ance The
\ - ooQoitesd him Of conspiracy.
- twenty Stalwart an1 fearless dep.
&, u110 NO had been sitting In Q hol.
a 0Df. .6QuArO N the courtroom rose and
< wSd their dauntlsss leader, 9her.
& k0g1fonhagpu. 20 the outer world
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BAY0MET CHARGE
OF RUSSIANS DRIVES
BACK the AuSTRlANS.

BUCHAREST. March ld.- The
Russians are again advancing into
Northern Bukowina. according to
dispatches day from Burdnjeni. on
the Moldavian frontier. $50
In n two days battle near Ncvo-
ctelitxa the Russians carried the Aus
trtan trenches at the point OF the
oeyOnet. the Austyians rstresting
'ss ,s:;s2 ssssy sIs -: ssss|ss |ss.sZ :sss -
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WILSON RESENTS
BLOCKADE ORDER
MADE BY BRITAIN
(Continusd from First PAge.I

order 10 a direct blow at the cotton
industry.
British Nation Backs Goveranent
IN Blockade Osaers.
LONDON, March 10 Omitted Presy).
--0reat Britain was ready to-day for
the first attempt to pierce her block.
ade Of Germany. Before many hours
q neutral vessel will feel the weight
Of Engiand's starvation" decree.
Conveyed into port by British war;
ships her case will be the first test
Of the strength Of tho neutral pro-
tests.
The greatest activity was displayed
about the Admiralty to-day. Ad-
miralty officials asserted that enough
British and French warships will DO
on duty OF the German coast to make
the blockade effective.
Public sentiment In England, a.
voiced by the British press to-day.
unanimously backed up the Govern
ment's blockade. Tho same support
came from the Paris newspapers.
Dispatches from Paris reported that
one edition of the Temps was sup
pressed for using tho word block
ade" In describing the British decree.
All the morning papers were POSI-
tive that neutrals would mako strong
representations to the British Gov
ernment. They were equally positive
that the Government would not back
down from Its position.
BERLIN (via Amesterdam), March
l6.-Word that England had formally
put into effect her blockade to starve
out Germany reached here too late for
comment by the morning papers.
The papers carried an Interview
with Former Dutch War Minister
Schneider. who was quoted as sayinp
the whole nation was 80 cruel that !,
was hardly believable.
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Liner philadelphia Arrives.

The American liner Philsdelphiasr-
rived this afternoon from Liverpool
with ssl passenssrA she ,vas. one. day
- 9; g: ::ie i:.:s'la Sc s'ss.ss - -
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Nut Stuffed Datss
The nost carseully sslsetsd full fla
vsred Oriental Dates and the choicese
Nuts, dekghtfully confectlooixed hy
LOFT CeSAy osaft. Oar
sfsOIAE 1si;Ss1zs siSs' .ox lSC
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GEORGIA MAN Is
RESCUED IN TIME
Resident Of Woodcock Finds Himself
Restored After His Physl-
clans Failed.

T. A. Lewis, who lives out on Route
3, Woodstock, Ga, was the victim of
stomach troubles for long time. He
tried the treatments of many doctors.
He triad all sorts of remedies.
His sufferings were a serious handi-
cap TO his work
Then he TRADE Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy Just as it always does, the
first dose proved to him what could
be done for his ailment. He took the
full treatment; then wrote:
'e Il have taken your wonderful rem
edy and am feeling better than have
felt in four years.
Your remedy does just what you
claim 1t will do.
"r tried several doctors. but they
did me no good am glad that
have found your wonderful remedy.
have recommended it DO some of
my neighbors who need it,"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per-
manent results for stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try it
on an absolpte guarantee-if not salts
factory money will be returned, (D
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DON'T WAIT.

When the back begins to ache,
Don't wait until backache becomes
chronic;
TIL kidney troubles develop;
TIL urinary troubles destroy nights
rest.
Profit by a Brunswick citizens ex.
perience.
Mrs. &. X. Green, CIT Ellis St.,
brunswick, says: My kidneys were
in bad shape for about a year and
| suffered terribly. My worst trou.
Bile was dropsical swellngs through.
OUT my body, especially In my limbs,
and rheumatic paints In my limbs
kept me in bed for about week.
The kidney secretions were I'M
natural | had severe pains across
the small OF my back and was both,
cred by headaches and dizzy spells,
during which spots fioated before my
eyes. | took doctors medicine, but
1t didn't do me much good | read
that Doan's Kidney Pills cured other
people, so ! took them. The first
box helped me and | gor more. The
fourth box cured me and | haven't
had any trouble since"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
iboan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Green had. oFster Mllburn Co.,
Props, Bulfalo, N. ..
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SOCIAL LIENS

Miss Eunice Briesenick has return
ed from a trip TO Macon
Mrs G. G. Smith returns tonight
from visit TO Fitzgerald.
Mrs. J. D. Gordon has as her guest
Miss Marion Seawright of Waycross.
Miss Winnie McKinnon has as her
guest Miss Lucy Branham of Balti-
more.
Mrs, Walter Evans has as her guest
Mrs. w. j. Lloyd and son of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
The candy sale given by the Metho-
dist Girl Scouts. Troop No 2. yester-
day afternoon was great success.
Miss Ruth Stonehouse will feature
in q remarkable picture, "The Lieuten.
ant Governor" at the Pastime today.
The many friends of Mrs. Simmons,
the mother of nr. ]. w. Simmons will
he grieved to learn that she is Ill In
Cordele
Miss Gertrude Briesenick has re.
turned from Agness Scott and II at
home with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
II. T.. Briesenick
Mrs. Clarence Dusenberry has as
her guests Miss Corrie Dusenberry
and Miss Mona Dudley of Florence. $.
G.
Every subscribed should show their
interest and appreciation by attending
the meeting of the Library association
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs, William Bolding and little
daughter arrived last night from Mi.
anna, Fla, To he the guest OF MIR Rob.
ert Wood and family on Newcastle
street.
Girl Scouts No. . of the Methodist
church leave today for Jekyl island.
where they viii spend the day. Miss
Sadie Dart, their leader, will have the
young girls In charge.
The following from the Darien Ga
2ette will be OF interest In this city:
Mrs, Harvey T. Long announces tbs
engagement of her daughter. Mary
Lilybud, TO Mr. Thomas Eugene An.
derson of Brunswick, the marriage to
take place June -" Miss Long has
visited here on several occasions and
is popular among score of friends.
Mr. Anderson is connected with the
G. c, 4 p, railroad office and has nu-
merous friends who win be interested
IN his approaching marriage.
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THE DAUGHTERS

Gone is the day the Men in Gray
Marched forth with courage nigh
Out of their homes and far away,
To fight and bleed and die;
But pledging them loving cup.
Brimmed with heroic names,
Have Southern women risen up
To link their deeds with Fame's.
Lost is the Cause whose Wanted
flaws
Led TO the bitter strife?
Dead is the battlefield's applause
Sheathed are the swords for life;
But with their bumpers sparkling
pride,
And pure as skies above,
Have Southern women clarified
The Southern soldiers love.
Oh, souls that sleep, oh. hearts that
keep
The trust of other years;
Oh. comrades left by Age to weep
The tenting cavaliers;
A Zig for Clos narrative,
For any Fate's decree,
so long as Southern women live
To mother Memory!
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WEAK, NERVOUS OHIO WOMAN
Made Well by Delicious VinoI

Bellefontaine, Ohio>7-"My blood was
very poor was in weak, nervous,
rundown condition. | tried different
my druggist told me about Vinol |
tried it and it built me up in every
way-blood, strength and nerves, and
tell my friends it is the best medi-
cine on earth. Mrs. Earl Brunson.
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil, sharpens the ap-
petite aids digestion, enriches the
blood and in this natural manner Gre
ates strength.
Roberts Pharmcy and at leading drug
stores everywhere.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES.


We find our improved church build
ing well ventilated, cool and comfort.
able All of our departments are ac-
lively and vigorously at work. The
children are TO be highly compliment.
ed for the way they come to Sunday
school Let the adults encourage
them by coming with them. At our
morning worship we will try to learn
some lessons from Christss suffer
ings. At our evening worship, at 8
O'Clock. the text will be: "Whatso-
ever Thy Hand Findeth to DO. DO II
With Thy Might. for There Is No
Work. Nor Device, Nor knowledge,
Nor Wisdom. in Sheol, Whittier Thou
Goest. Feel. 80 What better can
You do, even on a hot Sunday, than go
to the church of your choice?
w. II. CHAPMAN, Pastor.
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A Doctors Prescription for Cough
An Effectiv Cough Treatment

one-fourth Of one teaspoonful of DR..
Kings New Discovery. taken as need
ed, vii soothe and check coughs, colds
and the more dangerous bronchial and
lung ailments. You can't afford to
take the risk of serious illness, when
SO cheap and simple remedy as DR..
Kings New Discovery is obtainahle.
Go to your druggist today. get bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
start the treatment at once. You will
be gratified for the relief and cure
obtained.
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Health Promotes Happiness.

Without health, genuine Joy is I'm
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel movements you cannot
have health. Why neglect keeping
bowels open and risk being sick and
ailing? You don't have to. Take one
small DR.. Kings New Life Pill at
night, in the morning you will have
full free bowel movement and feel
much better. Helps your appetite and
digestion. Thy one tonight
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All! The lnvigoratTne Whit Of the
Pine Forestl

How it clears the throat and head of
its mucuous ailments. 1t is this spirit
of newness and vigor from the health
giving piney forests brought back by
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. Antisep-
tic an healing. Buy a bottle today.
All druggists, Csc.
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When the back begins to ache,
Don't wait until backache becomes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-05

Bicycle tires and supplies at Mine.
nan Auto company, Best in the mar
ket. The new bicycle lamp.
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Twenty-nine cent stationery at Bry-
ants that originally sold at from 40
to Is cents.