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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
TALKS ON THRIFT
(American Bankers Associationl
VACANT LOT GARDENING

Economy is no disgrace; it is
better living on little than out
living great deal. Ralph Wal
do Emerson.
Owing to the rolling nature OF the
surface in the upper part of the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, New Y0ry City,
there are places where the Broadway
Subway" is really an Elevated, " and
one must ride in an escalator to reach
the station platform.
From the vantage point Of one of
these elevated subway stations can be
seen another apparent contradiction in
terms a garden plot IN the great city.
There. in triangular piece Of
ground formed by the coming together
Of three streets, is little. house and
garden entirely shut out from the pas
sers-by in the streets by the high bill
boards enclosing the place on all three
sides.
For both economical and esthetic rea
sons, there ought to be many more
such garden spots in New York and
in every other city.
1t is estimated that SIZE, 900 was real
lied from the crops raised on vacant
lots within the city Of Philadelphia
last year.
There are few cities in the United
States that cover the immense area
that Philadelphia does, but there are
none without some vacant land that
could and should be used for a SINH
lar purpose.
Even in the biggest and most crowd
ed cities, like New York and Chicago,
there is considerable acreage of land
not under cultivation.
And Kitchen" gardens have become
reality in Chicago. Mrs. Leonora q
Meder, commissioner of public vel
fare, opened five-acer Tract at East
One Hundred and Tenth Street and
Indiana Avenue and a thirty-acre tract
at East One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street and Indiana avenue few
weeks ago.
"The unemployed are given first
choice" Mrs. Meder said. each
man is given enough land to cultivate
so as to afford him means Of liveli-
hood. The department of public well
fare has also been promised other
land in different parts Of the city and
this will be turned over to the public" ;"
A similar movement has been start
ed in Seattle, Cleveland. st. Paul and
other cities.
A California newspaper says:
"War-stricken Europe would today
be starving were it not for the wonder
full knowledge of gardening possessed
by its people, who can make few
acres yield enough to keep a family in
food for a year.
"The soil of America, even that of
American cities, is better than that Of
Europe and it can be made still better
by work and fertilization"
With little garden on every waste
lot, big municipal garden on the
waste acres owned by the city and a
fair-sized garden in every surbarban
backyard, there would be little danger
of poverty in any American city.
T. ID. MacGregor.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
ADDITIONAL WADswORTH

jefferson Griffith of Canton is visit
ing at the home of George Sasingel
on High street.
The annual Mccoy reunion will be
held at Leatherman's grove on Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Link Of Cod
dingville. spent Tuesday with their
daughter, Mrs. w. O. Baker, Maple
avenue.
C.E. Miller, D. d., president of Hei-
delberg university, will preach the
morning sermon at the Reformed
church Sunday. Rev. G. T. N. Beam
the pastor, owing to ill health, has
been granted a two weeks leave Of alb
sence.
A pretty, though quiet wedding took
place at Akron, Tuesday morning
when Herbert Shaffer, well-konwn
young Wadsworth man, and Miss Arl-
eta Hartman Of Barberton, were unit
ed in marriage by the Baptist minis
ter of Akron.
The affair was a complete surprise
to the friends of the couple, as il
secrecy was carefully preserved. Mr.
Shaffer has been employed at the
Ohio Match factory, in this city. The
couple will make their future home
in Barberton, where Mr.. Shaffer has
secured a position with the rubber
company.
Sixteen members of the Montefore
club of Akron, headed by Abraham Sill
verstine, former Wadsworth boy, call
ed upon Capt. T. D. Wolbach Sunday
afternoon and treated him to an after
noon of entertainment. After a si1
o'clock dinner at the hotel the party
went to the X. Of P. hall where the
visitors displayed their musical talent
in program of singing.
Initiation at TIE Eastern Star lodge
Tuesday evening was an unusually
successful affair. Following the ac-
ceptance into the order of Mrs. Ed
ward Shaffer and Miss Ethel Welker,
a program of music and other amuse-
ments followed and refreshments were
served.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10

Mr.. "A. F. Bartholomey purchased
he old Albro property on West LIB
erty street, this week.
"A daughter, Mary Jane, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Fawell (nee
Tessie HARDY at Lincoln, Neh., last
Thursday, Sept. 2. I'm
One case Of diphtheria and one of
typhoid fever developed in Medina
within the past week. The former at
tackled the little daughter Of William
Hoddinott of East Smith Road and
the latter the young daughter Of Clar-
ence Cole. Both children are report
ed as doing as well as can be expected
in view of the dangerous character OF
the diseases.
Mr.. Robert Morrison sold his
property on S. Broadway to Mr. Geo.
Codding of Granger.
Mrs. Chas. v. Manville is critical
ly i'll at her home on w. Washington
street.
Through the filing OF the McDer-
mott referendum petitions at Column
bus the past week, the appointing Of
liquor license commissioners for this
district, comprising Medina, Ashland,
and Lorain counties, by the county
clerks, county recorders and commits
sioners. is held up, at least for the
present. Otherwise the appointments
were to have been made yesterday.
Sheriff Gehman received tele-
gram Monday from the sheriff OF We
comisco county, Md, stating that a
Haynes car, factory No. 12819, had
been stolen from Salisbury, Nd, and
that the party suspected was visiting
relatives in Medina county. Sheriff
Gehman was instructed to locate the
man and was assured he would be sent
further instructions what to do. Arm
cd with a description Of the car and
the name of the man, Sheriff Gehman
was soon on the trail and followed the
fellow from Hinckley, where he had
been visiting relatives, to relatives in
Seville, thence to Medina. The man
spent Tuesday night with relatives liv-
ing on Lafayette road. The number
of the car corresponded to the one Civ
en- by the Maryland sheriff. Without
authority to arrest, and through de-
lay in getting instructions from Mary
land, the fellow and his car we're soon
off again.
1t is probable that the fire ladies
will be able to demonstrate at the
fair the use of the new chemical ap-
paratus, which they. hope to be able to
buy soon.
-Wadsworth schools being without
a teacher of mathematics, Prof. God
love of the Medina high school was
offered the position at $100 year,
but refused to leave Medina. Supt.
Elliott of the Wadsworth schools will
probably teach mathematics until an
other instructor can be found.
Mrs. ]. R. Lampson arranged a
very pleasant surprise party for her
husband last Saturday evening in hon
or of his 9th birthday. The force
at the postofice, where Mr.. Lampson
is employed, were present and pre-
sented him with handsome umbrella.
Refreshments were served and hap
DIV occasion enjoyed. 1t was a COM
plete surprise to James, as he was
just beginning his last yawn before
retiring, as the visitors rang the door
bell for entrance.
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amsrifaniide aiebessabeH iiir
europa.

Sos acknowledgment arnerifns
on europa, ioipeit es iidl in @eloan.
lDeiinngen iiberbIiden labt, betragt
$3,itS,797.l1. Die 8eibnadts.Poit
= Die Ieste IN bieiem Sabre -ipuroc
init ben S1rnpiprn sSt. Souis',
,,sriItiarinfiorb", ,,9aiapette" nno
,9crrna" beforSert unb fiillte $3.50
2dde. Gieielbcn entbieIten 90,o00
reeiitrierte GeaeIritauoe, 81, 4,900Roit.
pafete un6 2s4,457 Gelonnweiiiin.
gen i'm gineangs errpabnten getragc.
Sie @eibnad)ts.Boit oes perbloiiencn
Sdbres batte Dem geeeniiber MIR
1886 6eIoniripeiiiingeH i'm BE.
trogc Don 81 ,691 ,092.s0 eingeidloi.
len. Gie biesmnlise ipar iolnit mn
81 ACT, ,704.25 er0Ber.
8ieaeitbf Elm nod groljcrer @etra1
oer s.iebesgdben, als Ger porber an
qcacbene, oiirite pon bier ans uatD
GcutihIano imo Seiicrreidr rlllIgara
Sur9 gernitteIiutg Dieiiger ganfen
ge!GIgen.
9ie getrage beribeiIten iid) aiii bic
Serid,ieoenen elirop1iifen Gambler in
ioIeenScr @eiic: 2Gremnrf, 500.
PAS. 80; SSrmfreidl S64,4i2.95;
IeltihIalb, S22S,323.3i; 0roB6ri.
tannieu, 81 569,930.s4; llngari.
S29, ,S09.82; StnlieL $518,5S7.5i;
Surembnrg, $s33.83; gsiebcrIonoe,
sc, ,29S.S3; Worpesen, $2i4,5iS.9i;
9inidano, $22,62T .SS: SfaDeocfL
S375,605.24; Shpei5, $59,44s.36.
Sier3u fonlner auf 2iberia. S311. 90.
Siibnrnerifa S544.15 lno 5iio.Miri.
Ia S2.300.54.
Tie ..ariitioiiinficr6", trelhe Die
poit nab ifanoinopiidyel aanSern 10.
rpie 9eiltihImb m,b Geiterreit,lln.
aarn mitnabm, bate 1900 Sddr,
25,000 resiilrirte artifeI iiib 1900
Hoiipnfete on Borb. Tnrlrnter befGn.
ben lid, $50 rcaiitrirte aanfcte nit
fonce,iirtcr wiiIh, Sdnlnl3 nno Rcis
fiir 9cntiflailo, Seitcrrri1 iuab 1Sc.
len. sir oieie gafeie niirBtc griei'
porto be,abIt iperben, uno S!usr
foiicie jeoes eirBelne S3.4s an 9oii.
gebi.breit. @cp6bnlid,e gscitpnfets
fperben pcn Der 9nnbespoit beidnllt.
lih fir geiorberimg nod Ieiitid.
Iano imo Sciterrcit iiidt nebr allcc-
noinmcn. Taber III Der Yeririd ae-
inad,t porben, bic beioitocrs fir bar.
fc,.Sc ainber briiben bcltigrnrtcHgsut.
riinHsmitteI nit Der 9ricipcit su BE-
icroerr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

au9 Der I.rbiIds amsts IN Der Ger
sesoDina trast ben idparssu Raub
nm bic Wiibe.
SD itauo. fIidt nett bon Der I. II.
I. drariIhen Siant 5rsbinjs, aui sis
uem Berg. Gs ipar,n llnteriidnbe uns
ter Dem Gipfel aufssbuut; bie WaHns
iaaitsbarade bisb SOtel giidbid unb
RGttsnburg bic Siitie Der Gubaltsrns
oifi5isre. 0egeuiibsr auf rnsm aas
min giHs Elm LANCER Wpntsnesriner
ipaSitren unb iab Der; bur9 Jsrns
slas ionnis man feline lIniformin5pi,
5dbIen. llui.rs GOIoatsu iaben ibn
nHO i9OifsH niai Guf ben .insslHeu.
WoSu?
rSie rufsn gu uns hsriiber. 81 mir
groi buben; iie bGiien teins. DIeif1
pom Sarab, bonn alten sdbsn Bod, in
Waiisn. absr fsin 8rpt. unb iparum
mir ben bidisn urpalO nisbsrssidIas
gen baben: Sdpabd, LAB bod ltHfsrsu
2DaIb! uno fs rufen INNER tpi.ber.
S4isbi nidt, mir idisben aud nidi.
@ber i0nnen mir BERN? Sic iinb brap
unb sinfad unb aud in ibrer DiIbbeit
ihOH, unb ibrs Srauen ssbsH nit bsm
Wann ins Jeuer. iinp ipenn sr fdlt,
tragsn iie ibn fort. uno psnn sr tobt
TT, binben iie ibn an sinn Grid unD
ifleifsn ibn; es II, beiiimmt Elm Wplt
bon primitiDen 5sIoeu uHb es III f6as
be, bag mir nit ibm aries baden. Gle
baiIen uns nihi, mir baiisn lie nid1t.
Wir fiibrsn aries ME 5pei sbrsnipers
tbs Sesner. obipobI lie mandmaI fpis
-ilbe 5bisrs tperbm i1nnsn. Wdrum
iiHb iis ssssn uns enlightenment @as
rum9" IL,
Der Solbai ipridt su mir nad.
bsniliHe Mort.. Driiben auf BEN
9.rsriiden bsbi ii1 bic langs Sils
bouetie bss Wpnisneerinsrs pom Sims
mel ab. or iisbi, nit ieiu.m Gsipsbr
in Der Sanb. unb blidt gu uns ber.
iib.r. llnS rinssum Gtsins, sisins.
Steine.
Stanb. iab biaiiber. iasie: rMenH
ba etnmal cine Cffeniips ssfiibrt psrs
ben miiBt! JrsiIid. bic @.rts bon
Billet beitrsiden mit ibrsr fhfp.ren
artiIIsris ben @arbdr. gfbsr bsnnoh
bieft buntlen 60hsn! sSener St.in
cine S6an5s sebeime aG6er unp
Rife um san5en Gang, unb Sttin.,
Steine, Steins, ipsr nimmi bas nit
benz gaioneitg Ridt, bas III bod uns
mGaIid2
Der @snsraIfdbIer ldGsIt lsidi.
gfs icb ans Wesr fam, ifaHb In Der
3eituns: @nrbar asnommsn. gsbilu
seitiirmi, Elm @sidiib rbnitst ).
Worp1risl w
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
Qofal 8cridt.
8aie'Uau.

Sie ItiionGre b.s GiHeirnstier
Ban,lubs CReb Studinss) trdtsr se.
tern Rahmittag um 3 Ilbr iHt5aupts
q,sd9tier (Wisgins gIod) 8uiamrsH,
Im BEN 8erfauf DON bepor3agttn
Gtpds i'm Dertbs Don $4,000 gu
dutortiiren. Der srDbts 5beit bieier
Sumule mar i6on porbsr untsrftrie.
ben ilnb Der Reit pirb obHe Stpie.
risseiten DON aaufIuitiseH rstIdmirt
ppefbvu.
.Dk ssfssru in biefeu SpaIt.u mite
eetbeiIt, bat iih bic 9aiebau : Sries
bsnstonpention am Samftds DON Retp
gor, na6 Cincinnati Dertast uub
lpiro beute @ormittaa i'm bisfisen
Sinton 5oteI bi. absebro6ensu uns
terbancIungeu 5piTheu aisas bes ors
gdniiirten 8dIipisls unb Der Ttoernl
aisa ipi.ber dufnebm.n unb gum albs
idlub briuseu, mas 5ipei Gage IN ans
fpruh nshMen biirfte.
Wie aug maBsebeubet GueIs bets
Idutet pirb Der gincinnatis Glub
T6 n5hssrn, ben toHtrattbriidiasn
Gdleuoerer SaDe Davenport, btr ii1
pdbrsttb Der leBten SaiioH opn ben
,Jsbs1 bur1 Elm bpbes SaIGr gum
0tieriir.n DON ben rRebsA iibsrreben
lieB, wieber in @Haberl auf5uIebmetl.
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bi. giisbsrIags am amislfelb. - Dor
mebr als flint Sabrbunbsrteu. (glm
28. Suni 1889, ON %. Suni, benz
Saidfalstas) Der Giern bebeut,i
bic 3ufunft Der Serbsn. GO iit bic.
ielbe Miibe, fpie iic jeni.its Der @rsnse
be Wontenesriner tragsn. biefelb,
5raht ipie bic Der 'Srrsguldren, bic
bort briibsu Iauern. Die pffi5isae
morttnsgriniIte Idtirnalmiibs seiet
nod bas ferbifbe @appenirsu3 unb
iiber ben bier gaIisH bic bier ebrillis
I4en Ss8uhftnben bes @ablipruds;
Sdma SIosa Srbina SpalaDa. ylur
@iHirad,t rtttei SsrbenIanb. @enn CT
feline Miibe auffebt. mub Der Mons
tsnestiner IhDn an bas@nterldnb bsns
ten, on bic srobferbilde Gade. Tie
S1IaGi DON aoifoipp Dole in I'm Be
ipubiisin csk tduu!idsn GItaol.
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Gterbidbfeit

Satob Baum. 81. 1885 Clifton
glpe., 3uderrapr.
paul 5srfurt, 43, 3114 carr.lI
Mpt., 2nns.utHtaiirbuHs.
syrebsrid Rlofsrman, 81, 1878
6ilIfiSe 4ps., arebs.
Sepbiba GarrarO, 79, Nueen gitg
Club, Snqieft in Shtpebe.
MtargaIst Wsfsrboff, n, 1856
Gibnsp 9ID.., Iuberslaofs.
zbelma Gallagher, 2, 1874 Dups
miller Gtr, @IutDessiftuns. II
iytuela Daansttsua, 55. 8. aHb
passaS Eaf- RssbR.
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gleid Geissn unb NDriben. Der CLUB
1T bic SrebinitidiBa; sr Derfdpinbst
nad Elm paar ailomeierH tpisber ipurs
los in ben Stsinen. Sonberbares
aanb! Gs fiebt ais ipie tobi, unb isin
aeben III 70 fart, uHtsrirbiId. 1a
iteit am llfsr Der 5rebenitihiba Elm
ortbobOTer gaustniunse uHb biitst
5amHel. Or trdst cine ilsins rOibs,
runbe Miibe NIT i9narstm mdnD
unb oben duf Der Gldhe NIT einnn
Giern. Der fdparte Manb bsb.utst
.Sk Ssu,sr bS iszbif&ta wolisa I'm
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4ansiissn.

llules Asent II &amiIfps II
9esr 0Dnarb WTud, 449 Glib Hinite
etxa6e. Sea Eel. 476 u, Ssms
Ulpns 1881 q.
George Wirs, BON ben griidtns
8Dntrdttorens Mirb & @drper, erlitt
Geitern Worsen bsi Spnn,es Corner
einen 3ru1 bss redtsn 8eins. Sin
Bnlten fiir bie uene Bride rolIts ibm
teim MbIaben sesen oas 8ein.
Rihter 6. 8. &pis BON 4eniG
,uirb .beute Morgeu ben proaeb sesen
II Strittr 1pesen Htttbtattuns einss
rinterliden 8efebls i'm gpHrmonpleas
Geriht berbonbeln gs iinb 2eute bon
ben yfileD Sool Mprts.
- Gin Waferrpbr BART Uorseftern
4benb an Der 4rsusuns Der Central
@penne unb g., 8. unb .. GiIeubabn
infolse Seutens bes ahsusstanals
lnb iiberi4pemmte bic Strabs.
Grau Catherine 9elb, Wittpe
bon Gbarles SeIb. III i'm SoIpitaI in
Cincinnati I'M glter BON 54 Snbren
seitorbsn. Die 2ei5e iniirbe seitsrn
ouf bern ct. Stepbens Griecbpi beers
bist.
- Ser SO Sabre atte Serb. Maus
rer, 2oS @ranb 8ouleoarb, itiirste
porgeitsrn Nadt on Der Sisb unb Suo
2. Strabe bon elmer Gar. aIs iie it4
plDBIi9, in geipesuns isste. Gr ers
lit Yerlebugssn an Stirn unb ause.
- 9aropb Sobns purbe bic Sdei-
buns BON ieincr Gattin Seanstte
Sobus bepiaist, neil: iR ben RIdser
pernadlaiiists.
- Der GountpsSdabmeiifer sab
seItern BEN tsS9aBmsiiter einen
Boriaub bon $2T 800 auf bic einbes
sublten Steuern unb fpIsli4 tonnten
polisei unb Seueripebr iOipie anoeren
gnsefteGtsu bh riidi.dnoiseu SaIGre
ausgsSablt perben.
,Snmes Daiip, peIder ieinen Sne
feI Seibenfaben erfdoif.n bat. puroe
setern i'm WlunisipaIseribt obns 3u>
Iafinns uon 8iirsidaft benz @eridt
iiberipieien.. Die @attiu unb Rinb 10.
ME bic S9piesermuiter Don Dailp
waren i'm WunisipaIseridt. SaiIs
ipurDe fofort mad benz @cuntpe@e=
fdnsnib sebradt, I'm bort bie gnte
i6eiouns Der @IobsefdppreHen I'M
.Januar abauparten,
= Roberi @ibiou, tpsI9er in ter
leBieu Samitas Raat in bic Bob-
nuns jstner S6pdeeriu sins unb ei.
nen RepoIper 5og, tpurbe Don Rihter
Sbant DOM Utuni5ipalgeri6t Degeil
srasens perborssner Daffeu uNter
$500 8iirsiaait. BEN Seri4t iSsrs
pieien.
80 0as 5eitament bes Rritorbee
uen Wirtbes Charles MilIer purSe GEE
fern 5ur Beitdtiguus i'm RadIaBeez
riht einsereiht. Ct Derma6t ieiner
Gaitin Ufinnie Ntiuer bic Wirtbihaft
uno ben @runb6eiis uno erHsnnt lie
Sur. SefameuisppQit
- 5.iratbsfdeine: SObn &. Ball
bon, 81, @urora. Snb., unb gHa Wpra
rtcaI, 20, StforS; Sacpb W. Gtabls
beber. 80, ct. Clair SDpnibip, unb
aIpina Wab Slipber, "a. Sperpeds;
Sobn Gebbart. 25, uub Silba Wurie
Gong, "a. beipe pou 5amiltDH; Sobn
Saules sSranris SoOHep,21, unb Srene
Warie MaIase, 20, beibs DON Tisoler
torbn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

gbDarb Jebermanu, 8, 1915 Sars
riion Npe., Rierenleiben.
lreberid Serscs. 62. 1862 More=
Lamb glpe., RierenIeiDen.
irieberife @ost, so. 1871 Wolter
Ctr. S4lagTlub.
Ibolpb Ruppelier. So, itdbtiI4es
Nrnnenbdus, Hiersnleiben.
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Stsasnaeindle-@si6Iidl.

Gran fH6t 6errenipdf6e A pufbeu unb al
tieelH, ferner G1toinen az rsiniesH. 1915
sg,ocrs Strake, 3. sfo6.
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anaaaIt&.

aOmmsrsisnraib: .Sbr Msin N
perfIuHt biinn ssipcrbtn. Die tpits
pisIte 9aufs bat er bsnn ilttrifonbsn2-
Gnftpirtb: .Wirp man bnrd bic
1aufs iAsdtsr, Sssr 2ommsraisns
.satf2s !.
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gerufsfranfheit.

Cube: IN fIcenctl stnnds bat meinc
sScilnlobeit bod, aefricet DON bet uille
9rummcii."
Gpe; sSa. ia, fieftr, bet is unfer,
@nafllranIftis - hh 2eQaIsisl.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-12
THE BIG REVIVAL
STIRS ATLANTA
BIG TABERNACLE CONTINUES
TO BE CROWDED TO OVER
FLOWING EVERY NIGHT.

ATLANTA. March 1.-THE great
six-weeks' revival under the direction
OF Dr. j. Wilbur Chapman and the
singing evangelist, Charles NJ. Alex
andcr, is continuing to stir Atlanta,
and the criticisms directed at it by
Dean Atkinson of st. Phillips Epis-
copal cathedral, seem only to have re-
newcd interest in the meetings. !. The
big temporary tabernacle on Peach
tree street, in the heart of the city,
is filled to overflowing every night,
and converts by the hundreds are
made daily.
Visitors to the annual Bible confer
ence in Atlanta will be glad to learn
that the conference and the revival
are to be merged to an extent this
season, Dr. Chapman. remaining over
for its session, which will be held in
connection with The revival meetings,
beginning on March 49, The usual
crowd of visitors is expected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-12
NEWS OF A DAY
AT STATE CAPITAL
WORK TO SOON BE RESUMED ON
NEW RAILROAD-oTHER
ATLANTA NEWS.

ATLANTA, March 11-Steps are be
ing taken TO complete a leng-pr0jccted
electric interurban railroad from At
lanta to a point in South Carolina op-
pOsite Augusta, the supreme court hay
ing confirmed the appointment OF Ron
aid Ransom of Atlanta as receiver for
the Atlanta and Carolina railway, as
the corporation is called.
The right of way was purchased
some years ago and the track laid for
part of the distance, but the road
was never put into operation, becom-
ing involved in litigation 1t is now
proposed to finance it and complete
the work
The route of the road lies through
the counties of Fulton, DeKalb, Rock
dale, Gwinnett, Jackson, Newton, Gee
nee. Clarke, Oglctborpe Wilkes, Nc
Duffie, Lincoln. Columbia and Rich
mond.
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SLEEP Disturbing BLADDER WEAKNESS
BACKACHE- RHEUMATISM, QUICKLY vanish

the blood, aud drive it out of the
system.
So sure, so positive, so quick and
lasting, arc the results obtained from
the use Of Croxone, that three doses
4 day fol a lew days are often all
that IS required to cure the worst
case Of hackache, regulate the most
annoying hlsdd-. disorders, and over
come the numerous other slnilsr
conditions.
II IS the most wonderful prepara-
lion ever made for tho purpose. It
IS entirely different from all other
remedies, There Is nothing else on
earth to compare with it. 1t is so
prepared that it is practically itnpos-
siblc t. take il into tho human sys-
tenn without results
Won can obtain an original package
OF Cro4oue At triiing cost from anw
hrst-ciass drug store All druggists
are authorized 10 personally return
the purchase price If Cgoxone fails r..
give desired results. regardless OF
how old you are. how long you have
suffered, CT what e,se has failed 10
Surs you,
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Even Most Chronic Sufferers
|. Find Relief After A Few
Doses Are Taken

Backacllc. urinary disorders, and
rheumatism. arc caused from weak,
iractive kidneys, which TAIL TO filter
oft the impurities and keep the blood
pure. and tie ouly way on Garth TO
permanently and positively cure such
troubles. is TO remove the cause.
The new discovery. CroNonc, cure
such conditions because il reachcd
The very roots of the disease. II
soaks right into the stepped up, in
active kidneys. through the walls and
Innings; cleans out the little altering
cells and glands. neuh allies and DIS
solves the poisonous uric acid sub
stances that lodge in the joints and
muscles TO scratch and irritate and
cause rheumatism: It neutraIizes The
urine SO il no l.nger irritates the
tender smemb, anes Of The bladder.
and cleans out and strengthens the
stopped 6p, lifeless Kidneys 50 they
filter and sift all tbs pe;sons from
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-12
MADE UGLY FACES.

ATLANTA, March IA deaf mar
who comes in and makes faces at the
cook, thereby disturbing the equilib
rum of the Chamber of Commerce
cafe so greatly annoyed Secretary
Walter G. Cooper OF that trade body
that he has complained TO the police
The cafe is conducted by the cham
Der for its members, and Miss Eliza
beth ltuSc is manager She was SC
frightened by the remarkable faces
made al her by the deaf visitor, whc
mas called several times With no ap
parent business, That she could not
properly attend to her duties. The 20
lice have not yet found him
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of brass buttons in front, and buttons
on sleeves; eight single-breasteG sack
coats with one row of buttons in front
and buttons on sleeves; ten pairs Of
pants of same material, material to
be Of medium weight and regulation
blue; also ten firemcns% caps. Mark
bids on fircmen6 uniforms and file
with the city clerk at the city ball.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids The purchasing commit
tee of the mayor and council.
BY j. SIDNEY ROBERTS,.
3IL Chairman.
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Someone has said that people with
chronic Liver Complaint should be
shut UP away from humanity. for
they are pcsslmlsts ana see through
glass darkiy Why? Because
mental states depend upon physical
states. Biliousncss. Headaches, biz
MncSs and constipation disappear af-
ter using DT. Kings New Life Pills.
Zoe, at your Druggist.
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Your child's Cough is a Call for Help
Don't put off treating yohr Child's
Cough 1t not only saps theft strength,
but often leads to more shrious all
ments Why risk? You dod't have to.
Dr Kings New Discovery is just the
remedy your Child needs, Elt is made
with soothing, healing and antiseptic
balsams win quickly ch0sk the Cold
and soothc' your Child's dough away.
No odds how bad the Cough or how
long standing, Dr. Kings New Dis
coYery will stop it. It's guaranteed.
Just get bottle from your Druggist
and try it,