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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-02
HUGHES SATISFIED WITH
PROGRESS OF CAMPAIGN

lAssocintod Press By FEDERAL WreIessI
NEW YORK, N. N, Oct. 2.-Charlcs
Evans Hughes, Republican candidate
for the presidency, returned to his
headquarters here yesterday, after his
tour throughout the Middle West.
In statement made to newspaper
men he said that he was well salts
fled with the progress that has been
made in the campaign to date.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-02

them. the Turks penetrating Russian
detachments, capturing zs0. The total
prisoners now at this point are oyefi
600.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-02
BY CAPT. NORMAN G. INMATES

SOMEWHERE ON THE FRENCH
FRONT. Exactly "a months ago /
was fighting in these parts as a sub
altern. Today, as a staff officer, J.
am fitting from one portion OF the
Somme battlefield TO another. with
rapid excursions to more remote ter
rain north and south OF the great
push. propose to consider the
change I'm the aspect OF the great ad
venture.
Two armies face each other, pitt
fully Unmatched Behind one army
are massed great battalions, divisions
army corps, all eagerly awaiting the
moment when they may be Launched
forward TO reinforce their confiden,
and always advancing comrades IL
front. From this army's Tearward
lines rise huge observation balloons
spotting and controlling the fire o;
great batteries OF heavy guns AMI
heavier howitzers. A constant stream
If shrapnel and high velocity shells
are being thrown at the inferior
enemy. holding tenaciously but falter
fnRlv 10 m selected positions. Behma
fhis enemy are thin lines OF support
ing troops. Reserves they appear 70
have none. Any movement on the
rss3 - these n,eager supports is In.
s,..,,1, renorfed bvs the eager. dragon
~ i've aeroplanes that dart hither
and thither over the enemy lines An
occasional airman with intrepid gal
lAnfry dashes across the battle front
ONLY TO be overwhelmed by the su-
peri0r numbers Of the aggressive
enemy
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-02
SENATOR CLARKE
DIES IN ARK tNShS

lL190cl1Ie4 Press ~ |I.IIII M.||...|
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct ~ e1I-
tor Clarke. who was for time pref.
ident pro TEN Of the United State. n
1915, died at his home here yesterday
James P. Clarke. who defeated Sen
ator Pomerene Of Ohio 81 TIE 6.[I.
gle for the presidentI IIo TEN q O..
senate IN December 1919 vas born q
Fazoo county. Mss. AUG IS. 1854
He was elected 70 Tie legislature !.
1876 and to the state senate III |I.I
n 1900 he was chosen aI(cfntTEe0
erpI IN 1894 was elected GOVERNOR
and ii 1895 started II the race for ne
United States senate against Senator
Jones, but Withdrew before me race
was finished
lie was elected 10 tie United States
senate ID 1908. winning the Demo
critic primaries Of he state b1 Big
maioFiky
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

ter Der gsuesuns in Robsrt Bacon.
iriibersr @si6dfisfiibrer tr Jirmi
3. 9. Morsan &c GGo., 0irsttor Der
llniieo States Steel Corporation,
ekmaliger YOiifnfier in paris, ebe'
maliger Stdatsistrstdr. ausgeiprotls
ner Yrobrite unb eriolsloier aanoi
bat fir ben gunbesienat in ReD yori,
befien 9eutide uno SrlGnosr ibHl eins
fGmdbli6. RieberIase beibratten. 81
otfiiriportste aqgemeine Sitnitplliti.
bic nid,i unbsbinst rein miIiiiriih..
Naiur gu iein brau6e, fiir bic Jussno
bes Qanbes ais bas ein3Ise Wlittel, nm
in Der 9sD6lteruns ben nationaleE
G3eiit au rsgsn. Sopsit fei bus aare
ni6t cine gaiion, fonbern eine
SammllIna nsbsnsinanber iDobnsnos'
partiialariltii6r ginSeIiOrper, ir
Sensn nur bur6 allsemsine SisHits
pfIi6t elm Gsfiibl bes 3uiammsn
bangs unb Der 3uiammengebOrisieit
erseugt perben tSnne. bas bic Gin3sl'
tSrpsr ansinanbsr fefsIn iuiirbs.
Di. gropaaanba Der aisa idliebt
cine ibattrdftiss aampasne fir gn'
nabme Der n6tbisen 8unbesscisss
elm, ben aIsemsinsn wliIitdrbienit.
ipenn mGsIia ua4 Dem S4ipei3sr
Wauiier borIeben iolIen. Die 9orIoss,
tpeIthe bic aisa iebeufalls sur annab'
me 3u brinssn fudeu mir, enibalt
bic folssnben 9eiiimmunsen: 5sbsr
Gnabe, Der bas Utter DON 19 Sa5rsn
erreidi, 1T sesipunsen. feds Wloaats
in einem llebungslaser 5u bienen.
9prberise militGrilds 9tusbilbuns I'M
ter ben auitdnbis.n gebOrben lam
eine @ertiirjuns bieier 0isnit5eii Il
dern, absr I'M niht mebr als 5ipsi
glonats. sSIn 20. aebensjubr III isber
junse Manu sebaiten, bier Wo4en bel
Der yabne gu bisnsn. 9tm Salub Die
fer piertp0disen 9ienit5eit ipirb e.
Der gunbesreierp. Suse!bsilt uerosn.
SIN ariessfan tperben bic ReisrDen
sur SABINE eiubsrufen psroen, unb
5ipar susrit bic iiinsiisn Sabrsdns.,
biz eins eeniisenbs armee aufsebradt
1T.
Der pIan Der 2isa febt DOR, ieb.a
Sobr cine baIbe MilIion ilins.r 2suie
dusSubiloen. 9lm Gnoe bon fiinf Subs
rem ipiirb. cine 9lrmse BON stpei Wfils
liontn l.iitunssfdbiser SoIoaien Dor
tpeniser ala % Sabren 3ur 9srfiisuns
fteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09
VranSeiaeutbums lIebertrasanstn.
Gtntinnati. 8. glppenber.

Roi. 9. Neab an Bertha aume
msr. 45 Bel 82 SUB an Der Siibieite
Der Suseulum aDenus, bilbenb Cots
l unb 2 in SObn s. Sdmis's llHs
tsrabtbeiIuue, 81.
9lnna Stappe an Qouiis 6. Mors
ris, rs bel 200 SUP an Der giails
roab 2tpenue, bilbenb 9beil bon Got
81 in Barton, 9repiter unb 5olo's
llnterabtbsiIung, 81.
Hi9arb VI. 8bits on Sames unb
5arldn plati, 8 Sabre pddt, bonn L.
Mdr5 1917 an, auf 55 older aanb
in Columbia aOpnfbip. SdbrIi9e
Mietbe $500.
Tie Strunt Meber Cine 60. OIL
2ouifs 3. Strunt, Got 80. Al bon
Barton grsfpfter unb ,Jolb's llntsrs
abtbeilung, 81.
gliie Wt. Rod an Musuit 5orbs
man, 81 Bel 120 Sub an Der Sffeite
Der Sunfet Gpenue, 81.
GIi5abetb Mubls at GIi5abttb DEE
gen. 30 BET 14o Gub an tss RorSisitt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

Die 2Gnse berf 4ieDes
men Gronten. Der beutIde genes
ralitab bat fOeben cine Statiitit iibsr
bic Gdnse Der peridifiebsnen Gronttn
Der friesfiibrenben Mddie ber6fisnis
Iiht. Die ansefiibrisn 3ablsn finb mic
folst: gnsliide Jront So WleiIs1;
iyran30fii9e 5ront 332 Msilen; Ruis
fiI6e Jront 875 WeileH: DtuiIde
Weitfront 43S WlsiIsn; Osuii6e OFT
front 625 Weilsn; Seiisrreihifdl.
5ront $50 WsiIen; Seitrrsi6ii6sitas
lieniihe 5ront 315 Msilsn. Die Csut.
fGein baben bemeemdb cine @sfammts
front BON 1868 Mtilen befsbi. .Wie
tpinSis", bsibt es in oem betreiienbsn
8eridt beg GsnsraIitabs, ..sriheint
bic So Meil,n langs sngIifds Gront
I'm @ersIei6 gu ben 1863 Mtilei ssr
Deutihen. 5iir ben SENEGAL 9ais III
Is leidt, jsbes seringfiisise Gefedt in
feinsn tGgliden gomuniquss 5u eripabs
nsn. WOIltsu mir basfelbs ibun, oir
ipdrosu aanss Ssiten Der beuiiten
3situns,n iiilsn. mir 9tutifx nsH.
nen ni4t unbebeuienbe 9orfsr, G,ss
bOlse unb Gd)sineH. I'm iptlhe man
getGmpH bat. Geit Monaisn blb.n
mir nur Gtabie BON Der 0r5be pou
aiittKh, 9riiiia, qtntipsrpen, oil..
Wlaubeuse. Wari9du. WiIna aopno.
Yref.aitoipst. gtlsrab. Mid, GiIis
ftria unb 5utiain erfpabnt". Der g.s
ri6t erfolsie auf ben 9orpuri fin.
oaB Der beutTde Generaliiab Hu6rid.
ten pon rem perid,i.pensn arisgs.
fdaupIabsn uutsrbriidts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09


6. s. SoImes ali gecrse 80. 5anb-
man unb Robert .. gonman, Cots
1877 unb 15S in Robb unb Sees ere
itcr llnterabtbeiIuns bon llnbereliff,
500.
WiIliam 8. Dolff an Robert @as
riion, 81 BEL 139 SUB on Der Wsits
ieite Der SaIpabpr Strdbs, 4l6 5ub
i!iblit Der Rorburp Strabe in Wtas
tifonDille, 81.
Senrp 3. aude Sr. an Greb. 6.
tSmitb, 1beil bon Got 16 in Sobu
Gauffman's llntsrabtbsiluns in Wpo'
ming, 81.
Nslls Sxpber6 an Sobn aaud. 80
Bel 260 SUB an Der DsIt 5orrer
Strabs in Settion 33 in Sycamore
sopnibip, 81.
emma Rsbpab an u. Z. Reofpub,
143 BEL 269 SUB an Der fiib0itIiden
Cd. Der gobbod Ruab unb 9ladlep
9Ipsnue in glpoubale, 81.
U. !. Rebpab an gulaIie u. 5au,
| II bel 269 sSub an Der Sitieiie Der
paobo6 Roab, Gde Der 8Iadlep glpes
rus in Qponbale, 81.
Sobn 2. Mcainlsp on Central
Gapines 9. u. .. Co., 80 bel 100
SUB an Der WeitIeite bes gllpine
pInce, 81.
lobn 80. Wsanbre on bic Coca Co
ia goiiIins Worts Co.. 10 SABRE
gadi, BON /. Ropemb,r 1915 an,
oui so BEL SO suB on Der Siibieite
Der g}ionesr Girdbe. 126 SUP peIis
lih btr Gulpert Sirabe. fernsr, 80
Eel 178 SUB an Der Siibisiie Der
pioreer Gtrabe, SO SUB bon ber
Gulpert Strabs. SdbrIi6e Wlietbs
S625 nit prioilssium gum 4utauf
fir $12,500.
sobn @. Wanhre an bic gcta 60,
Ia goitlins Dorts Co.. 10 Sabre
padt, bonn ]. Ropembsr 1915 an,
ouf 25 bel SO SUB an Der Rorbi.it,
Der s. Gtrabe, monatlife Wistbe $25
nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir 5000.
Ularion poage an Maiibe z. Spras
gens, 81 BEL 100 SUB Gil Der Siibs
feiie Der Cameron 4penu.. 666 SUB
6iilid Der WtOntsomerp Roab Tn Rors
tpoob, 81.
" 8. Beam an Gmil gupe.b, 40
Bel 100 SUB an Der @eitieiie Der %.
Strube, 100 Sub n0rblib Der Web.
fisr Npenue in SoiIsp, 81.
Di. Union Sdpinss 9. u. 9. Co.,
sruiies, an alberi 20. Sapiparb. 40
Bel 95 SUB on Der SiiIsiis Der gls
lam Girele in Mt. 2luburn, 81.
g,ipion 3. iSatpfins an 5arrD alss
talnp, 25 bel 80 iSub an Der Oiiisits
es observatory Girab.. slpiften pas
pion unb Sat6 strabs duf Mt.
4bams, 81.
9lnna Sioff.I an Wlont .. 2aps
cod, Got 27 in Better 9inn's llnttrs
dbtbeilrna in QnberiOn Serrp. 81.
Ssnrn QsesmdHn an Gbarlss $.
2sssmann. so BEL 100 SUB an Der,
nprhipsftliten gde Der Oeit unb
Grams Gtrabs, 81.
aaie Rnan an Margnrst Hnan II.
anb., SO sub an Der Rprbfeii, Der
Spnc.r Sirabe Sc Jub psiili6 Der
Gapis qans. 81.
Wasbalsna Gbls an bic qflgona
Rsa!tb gompanp. 106 Jub an Der
Giibfeite Der Sibneb 9lpsnue, 100
Sub Ditlid Der 0oobburn glpemle,
ierner, 40 SSub on Der Siibieite Der
Sibneb qfosnus. 206 SUB Siilid Der
@opbburn 9lDsnue, 81.
Mdsbaltnd Gble an g(mbroie 9.
gaholb. Got 2 unb Sbeil Don Got
Ia in sondiban SO. 2pon's NahIab
al Der Sibuep 2ibenue, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

Cine gepssllns 3ur Ginfiibruns
etr aagemcinen DienitpfliEt ipnroe
IN Gbicuso in bic Meg. ssfeitet. gsi
einsm gabelfriihitiid i'm llnion 2sagu.
Club ipurbe eiH SlIinoiisr 3iDeispers
bdno Der vllniperfal Wilitarr zrains
ing Geasus" segriinbet. Cine sroy
an5abl btefistr aapitaiiiien unb gss
i4dftsleuis tuohnte Der aonfersn5 BEL.
Gehs bon ibnen gaben fofori i.
5000, Inn bic 4epseuns su finan3!s
rsn. Wsiterr $4,000 iinb IN Nus
il1s ssisat Dis ssstsmss Rtaft btH:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

- Die beutidbe Hegierung ioG als
@ntIddbisung fir bas bel Der r2uiitas
nta" >&otaitrppbe Derni4tste 2e6en BON
lis 4n1eritdneru Gnti4dDigIng BON
$4,000 pro perIon offerirt baben. Die
5rage 1T iebo9 nod ni4t befinitir ges
regeIt.
- Der Name Der Pet;toleum pros
Ducts So. bon California lit auf bless
ieitise prpteIte bon Der 2tite Der Don
Srobbritannisn geboptotteten, nabeSu
hunoert ameritdni4eu girmen ents
fsrat ip0rbel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

Der Jairfar glDsnue, WaInut 5ias,
$1.00.
Naria SObapp an Spbnsp Q.
Mutfdett. 62a SUB an Der Giibieits
Ger Cora 2(penue in Gbsuiof, 81.
Gbpdrb 8epler sSr. an Clemens W.
@otfer. 33 bel 123 sSut an Der Oits
feiie bsr ylum etrabs, 81.
Dine Waae 5sntOn an Wipers q.
Cooper, 40 BEL 1850 SUB on Der
Siifeite Der 0elaipars 2lpenut, 275
Sub n0rOlid Der Ribeeipap glOs., ST..
Gjeoree u. 0esen an @liSabeth
MuhIe, unasfGbr II 4der 2anb in
Sttion IS in Sptampr. Sopnibip.
ferner. Got 13 in Samss gD. Glib
lens llnterabtbsiIuns Don Ssrra
2il.a, 81.
aouis !. 2lblers an @ilIiam ..
WoB, 80 bel $50 SUB an Der Deits
itite Der Seffsrion 4oenue, 100 SUB
iiibIih Der nniptriitp gpe., 81.
Sfdbpre 8Iueitein an Rsllie Mobs
man, 40 BEL 12o Sub Oil Der Oits
fei.e Der geuersit atpenue in Spbe
pdrf, 81.
2iSsie q. glil,p on Bernard Der
ming, Guitstluim uuf 2ots Ro. 63
unb Sd BON 6. 6. Soptins' lluterabs
tbeiluns BON Sit Roripoob, 81.
ssreb. Winbborn on gDilliam :.
GII.rb, 25 Bel 165 SUB on Der Siibs
feite Der Gina 9lrenus, 470 SUB
Iiibli6 Der Collins Qlpenue. 81.
2Outs 8. Wolf an glbert Shsib
unb SeTie 9. Button. 8 Sabre pddt,
rom !. glopsmber 1915 an. auf bos
Gigenibum an Der nprblpeitli6en Ode
Der 9retpnsr unb Wonispmerb 9lpes
me in Gbuuiton. Monatlite Tietbs
S120.
Senrp Robbe an Wdlier s. Sarr,
16 BEL 80 SUB an Der Rorbisite Der
8. Strabs in gDsit Gnb, 81.
G.crg. s5rant all Raseis Jranl,
Got 961 in 9ofinqer unb 5Opting
pisrt.r unterabibeiIuns in Gins
lppob, 81.
llIpiTes lib an bic 8. II. 8. 9. 80.
81. R. Co., % BEL 105 SUB an Der
Siibieiie Der 6. Strabs in edition
90 in Gtorrs Soipnibip, S3375.
Die Sonsfieob RealtD 60. an Re
hcca Smmsrman, q bel So SUB on
Der SiibTtite Der Carl Strabe in
5airmOunt, 81.
gubolpb 9. g1eff II. aHb. on mil
liam 8. 9lnberion, 5 SUB bon Sus
Got 81 oil Der Ditieite Der Main
Strdbs, stpiIhen 8. unb 6. Ctr, 81.
Rufus gurdbarbt on DiIIiam s..
@nberipn auitscIuim auf basieIbe
Gigsntbum, 81.
srabburp 6. pool., ere'r., on bo.,
16 SUB an Der Sitieiie Der Wain
Strabe, sDif6sn 5. unb 6. Strabs,
$4,000.
9il6ert Sngler on Spbn 3. 9oas
mann, sbsil DON Cots 90 unb 39 in
genfpn unb Rbbolt's llntsrabt9eiIuns
in gbepiOt, 81.
Serman Serbis an ssrebrid unb
@nna Stdppe. AZ Eel 125 SUB an Der
Sftieits Der aemper aoenue, 65 SUB
n0rbli4 Der Gbur9 Strabe in Ct.
9erndrb, 81.
aouis Weistopf an sSobn Weber,
80 BEL $50 SUB an Der Rorbieite Der
Gr.tnfpolo 9lpsnue, 460 Gub tpeftlih
Der Rortb Crescent 2lDenus in 9lpors
bale, 81.
Miaiam Sbompfpn an Sobn
Mlehsr. so lei $50 5uB an Der Rorbs
fsite Der Gresnpoob @benu., 410 SUB
jpeitIid, Der Rortb Crescent 9lpenue in
@ponodle, 81.
2ouis gaItb an Rois 6. Wtollpn,
25 Bel 135 SUB an Der Sf!ieiie Der
@rppe 9lDenus. biIbenb sbeil pon Got
e16 in Der Glsmers Sbnbiiat Inter
abibeiluns, 81.
Sennie 8. @obbarb an g. Mars
aarei Gofpnep, 30 BEL 175 SUB an
Der Norbfeiie Der 9rumble 9lDenus in
WabiionDine, 81.
pbilip Renntr on Carolina Mebs
rer, % bsi 88 SUB an Der Wluriel
Court auf Clifton Sdsbis, 81.
Ydnnie 6. Bopb on qubtpig 3.
S.riert. 80 BEL It's syub an Der Weits
feits Der Mu4mOre glOenue IN Waabis.
jonDigs 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-09

8aiernenbofbIiitbe.
llnteroifi5ier: .gei jeber @eleasn.
belt bealIt oieier bunline sferl. @ebcn
gie bod s,tr Wsarine, tpsin sic ous
SGIawdiE h Isetasis
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-13
BASEBALL PLAYERS NOW
SCATTERED OVER COUNTRY

The baseball players who composed
Bruins wick's club in the Georgia State
league last season are now scattered
u ali sections Of the country. Most
Of them are in leagues in this section,
others are playing ball in far away
places. while local fans have been
unable 10 ascertain the whereabouts
Of several of them.
George Jordan. the locals bsckstop
in the South Atlantic league, and he
is going good OF the pitchers at the
close of the season record has been
secured Of only one of them. Stew
art is pitching for Columbia, in the
South Atlantic league; Hawkins, who
left the locals shortly before the
close Of the season, is pitching for a
club in the North Carolina league.
McFarlan has not yet appeared in the
lineup of any nearby leagues. Bope.
who covered first last year, is way up
in New England playing in a class
& league; Donaldson, who finished the
season at second for the locals. is back
with LaGrange in the Georgia Ala
bama league; Nance is playing third
base for Charlotte in the North Caro-
lima league. Charlie Weller. the To-
Gals short stop for two seasons, is
playing semi-professional ball up
around New York. Reynolds, who
played the outfield and managed the
Pilots last season, is now managing
Admission. in the Georgia Alabama lea
que. and has succeeded in capturing
one game out of the first eight LAY
ed. Gallagher Is probably trying TO
make good In some semipro., or high
school league.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-13
INFLUENCE oE WOMEN.

Women are a wonderful influence
in the lives of most great men," says
the Washington Post, and upon wo-
men rests the responsibility for fam
lily health. To her they look for help
in times of sickness, and the atten-
ton of every wife and mother in this
vicinity is called to the rare COM
bination of the three oldest tonics
known which Druggists Roberts Phar-
macy, guarantee in Vinol,-iron for
the blood, beef peptone for strength,
and the bodybuilding, medicinal prop
critics of cod livers. 1t will pay over
worked, weak, rundown people, deli
cate children and feeble old people
to try it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-13
ICE CREAM MUST
HAVE BUTTER FAT
NOT LESS THAN 8 PER CENT WILL
co, UNDER THE RULING OF
COMMISSIONER PRICE.

Under a ruling of Commissioner
]. d. Price, of the department of agri-
culture. based on the pure food laws,
all ice cream hereafter sold in Geor-
gia must contain not less than per
cent of butter fat. Manufacturers of
ice cream have been given positively
to understand that the department will
insist upon rigid adherence TO this
minimum standard, and any sale of ice
cream below this standard will be
promptly prosecuted.
Many of the states, Georgia includ-
ed, have been endeavOring for some
time TO arrive at a fair standard
for ice cream. Georgia. in common
with others, set the standard high,
namely, II per cent butter fat for
plain and 10 per cent for fruit and
nut ice creams
Many of the states surrounding
Georgia have reduced their standards
to and per cent, and Georgia is
one of the last to follow suit Com
missioner Prices order fixes the stan
dard at per cent fat, that is, for all
varieties of ice cream, which is high
er than that in several of the other
states
While ice cream comes under the
pure food laws, it is largely regard
ed as delicacy The difference made
by the change of standard is simply
one of richness in butter fat, and in
no sense affects the purity and whole
someness of ice cream as a food.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-13
ron YOUR cHILp,s COUGH.

II your child has a cold, nose runs oil
coughs much get a small bottle of d.
Bells Pine-Tar q ,pey. It's a pleasant
Pine-Tar Honey syrup, Just, what chill.
rem like and Just the medicine to
soothe the cough and check the cold.
After taking. children stop fretting,
sleep good and are soon entirely we'll.
Insist on DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey.
Csc at your druggist.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-13

Others who belonged to the locals
in previous years are well scattered
over the country. Up in Rome, Gates
and Pierre often appear as the bat
terry for that club. which has not yet
dropped a game in the GeOrgia-Ala-
hama league. AS for old State league
players, they are to be found in almost
every league in the south.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

GEORGIA-Glynn county.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Richard Oberlauter, late
OF said county, deceased, are notified
TO present the same in writing, item
lied and verified, to the undersigned
1ithin six 90 weeks from this date.
April 81. 1916. r. d. MEADER,
Admir- on the estate of Richard OBJ
erlanter. decd 4-.21 :5-5,12,19,26
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-13

ChangeabIe Weather Brings Sickness.
The changeable weather of March
causes coughs, colds, Group and grippe.
There Is no such thing as light cold"
none that person can safely neglect.
Foley's Honey and Tar is safe and
eliable family medicine that heals in.
famed, congested air passages, stops
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-23
LOUISIANA MOB BEATS TWO
MEN AND A WOMAN

Alexandria, La, May 22.-Parish
authorities are investigating the re.
cent public thrashing administere d
on two men and a woman at McNary
by a vigilance committee made up
of twenty men. The woman, Ruth
Vann, % years old, says she can iden'
tify four of the men. The two others
whipped were NJ. l.. Vivrett and r.. p.
Tucker.
The whipping followed the alleged
discovery of Vivrett and the woman
in room at McNary. The self
styled vigilance committee, all mask
el and armed, dragged the couple and
Tucker to the edge of town and lash
ed and beat them with whips and
ropes. Afterward all three were com
PEELED to walk to lie Compte, five
miles away.
Half the woman's body is fearfully
lacerated and she was kicked and
beaten as well. Her condition may
prove serious.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-23
"DR. ]. +. YOUNG,
"THOMAS NORMAN
"L. S. DOLMAN.

Committee"
When the committee had made its
report and suggested that the reso-
lutions be adopted, it was suggested
that Judge Thomas Champion, who
was present, second the motion, but
he declined for the reason that the
case will probably be tried in his
court and he therefore did not wish
to be placed in an attitude where he
could not give both parties a fair
and impartial trial. While on the
platform Judge Champion took oc-
casion to discuss a certain case which
was in his court, and told the audi
ence that under similar circumstanc-
es he would do the same thing over
again, although he had been criti-
cised to some extent for the action
he took. He stated that under the
circumstances he felt that it would
be best for someone else to second
the motion and leave him free and
untrammeled. The motion was sec
onded and the resolutions adopted,
after which the meeting adjourned.
During the course of his remarks,
DR.. Williams admonished the people
to steer clear of political entangle-
ments in the churches, that such con-
troversies always led to discord and
that any city so infected received
great deal of very unfavorable adver-
tising. He stated that he hoped Ard
more citizens would observe this and
remain clear of it. His remarks
were most roundly applauded at the
close.