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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

9tniien bringen mebr GanOuenf
Sire stnrman9riifc idmmtIid 8urHdgci9Iascu.
alnf Ser a'alfaHfront lpirs g picSer le6enSis,
2seridt Oes oeut[6en CSeneraraa6s.

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0ft OOu SanMrt nUr0mch %eorn Serrun auOnuen
Dem ie 5uei froHsGlidc SdJHteunrGbcn crpberten.
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Dem @iOeritouDc Der tapeu 0entcM Sruppu
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ieinem DO0en g9Ortaut nod fClaeuOemnfen aute
@efli9er &rieNSfduupIat.
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scr Gbompaanc gumOirahc 9rgunueu
unS i'm MaoS- 2itrt bis jur aIOicI
mrc Grugc NiitmUd mei OcrOgchS, bobeu mir puci
weite SdaGcuarGbcu NcgcnO wta Naucon bcb g
Or Ocacn 6n6e mir O 3a6 uuircr eFanauen onf 30 Off
5icr nn6 $40 Nann erbGbt
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not Gfid 9nd6u cOod mabrHO 0ndt dri TcuS
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berr0idu NOrbid @bg erihdpftcn d bic &ueu Snrd
tcr6rudcR nnsemeh 6ge SurmNurif nuc Tcnt Nlc
OCic Nuaic badn jboh inter mucn Scnr ummu nHo Der
NcinO mMFtc u acblcn gurennHacu init b mcreu %crlueu
babcn @ur en5eneu TG0en aang cS oe TuO bis nuerc
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ieinea &beH anrGnmten.
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&Hffun @rtcGS idJanpluh
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SncIc, beIae ieoOM n@t arpR ScocutHna
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6as ole StaO %pe Wefid See GOton oneri
Saihampc Gcrnntcr sctoHca Sic 9aiau cI in Den S"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Ser ooac 9Sortlont Scr @litt6ci.
lung lit Scr ioIoeuOe.
ISM 9lrgomeu Giitrift bobeu III.
iere 9ottcrieeu geitcui 9ladt nit
6nersic sic femoIicben @oiitioncn III
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oer 9id6e Ocs SigclS 2S5 bobcu mir
cine lOiiue 5nr Grploiion acbradt um0
oeii ooonrm cntitonoenen &roter be.
icbt
@eiilid bon Scr GladS perliei Ole
god)t in 5iemli6 ribigcr @eie.
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ric 6ellcr nit llutcrbredliugen in Der
Rodborihoit non Gonoantout mo
EautIonp.
oSm gSocDre Giitrift uor sic &as
monaco intcniip IN Der QSeaeno bon
Monloinuiac imo Gporges.
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tcine enhpidhmaen ron ggidtig
felt
@oS sic 9cI0icr mcI6en.
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glide 9lrmcc.Souptquarticr meIoet.
yGic 9lrtiIlcrie lit ouf beiOef Sci.
ten ie1r aftip eciUcien, borre6mlitb IN
ser @caenO BON Cirnuoc.
Sn Der gloMboritboit OcS Sdbr
monnsDouieS baben iic6 adupfc init
@omben ob9eipieIi~
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@eridt.
9on0orb "a. NSGr5. Der bri.
tiic6c Soacs6eridt iIber oic @eit
iront 0peroiionen loiltel.
Ser 5cino bradtc oeiiera Gobt
imo betic III 0cr 9l1be bon Guiudu,
aero6e n6rolid5 bonn "a 9oiicc aonoI,
mebrere @tinen sur Gfploiiot 1ic.
ielben rdDtcian ie0ch feiuerlci eho
oeI an.
gSir babeu ietnoIibc Shabenar1
ben IN Oer Ceoeu0 iioli6 bonn @onli
neS&mol bomboroirt."
g6umcuieu die ben ,.SehiidDrn Gorrc
iponoCiticn" uidJt piiHitlith uhcr nurrgcl
uIaGia rrbalicr, iiuo gcbctcn, ber EfftCc
oopon per Gciepbuu pner lllriltIidj Dit
iIciIang 81 Iiinrleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
QoS frou5Giii6c 9lbclro.
8ltlletin.

@oriS, 81. @ldr5. GoS 1eutc
9l6cno bon; iran5oiiideu aricas @ll
rcml pcr6ifentlicbtc ofii5icac Aullc
fin iibcr bic Gntlpifeh,nqcu tui pclt
licbcit Nriegstbcotcr iodt 3olgcnOes.
oNSn 0cu 9lrgornen untcrnabu Ser
lSeinO nod Der Grploiion elmer iup
iercr Nlnci bci &onQuoiS cinen Pin.
9riif lmo cs Qelong iDut 5eitmeiliQ
in eincm micrcr SbiiteuerGben ser
critcn Clinic icitcn enB su iaiicn.
SSir tricben icOoh ocu 6einO oirh
cincu @egcnonoriiI mrtiiteIbor oo.
ralli micoer binauS. nobel mir ctuo
30 @efon0enc mddtcn
Die SlftipitGt uuicrcr NlrtiIlcric
0nicrt fort. inSbcionocrc acaen oic
ocutidlcn GcrbinounoSIinicn III Ben
oiaiMcn 9Irgonneu rro c6cnfoas orn
Nluloucourt mo glUocourt SSoloc.
Su Ger @cgeuo nor6licb non Ser
olm tuisen iiG I'M 2oitfc Ocs Cages
feiuc bcocutiomen Spcratiouct 5lt
obgeicben \pon 5eitiuciligcn @onbnr,
ocmcntS lhicrcr 5mcitcu Sinicu peIt
lid imo oitlim bon ser @}ooS, lin
lcrc 9ottericn crm0erten ooS eeicr
III ie6r lcbDoiter @ciic.
9|orooitIid bon St. N}ibiel cr5icltc
oas 6citer inierer peittrogcnoen sc
idibc aegcu Sen GigneuIles 9obnbof
0nic &ehltote. Gin 2o9cr6ouS wur.
DC oemolirt mo cin 3uo ucIder iut
@obnboi ltonO, in OicSuit oeiprcnat.
wcfcdtSpoilic por @cr
onn
&oriS 2i. Mars. Cic Qooc
im &eroun 1T lmocrduocrl, mcloct
Der beutc 9iahnittaa oueeeaebene
omtlihe iraB0iiidc &eriAt
9Seiilid Ger ARaoS pcrliei oie 9ladt
rlbi9, pdbreno oiiltb oeS 6hiieS
9omparoemetS init scihuciIiqet TN
icrbrchltng ltattianocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
Ghe SoOings 8onk
Of Baltimore.
SneurpOrirt 1918.
@oulmOtc nub G6ories,str. Gun eanorcl

@ DIdr8 1916
Der grdiocui imO sic Iirctorcu 6obu cine GEtro-
2pOcuO air State ciucm 6aIbu @rOscnt (l @ro5cuD
onf onc monotlidcn Gono San5eu oi ioIdc 0cpoicn
Hart sic Dor Oc T. Npri 1916 ir Gin ,o0r oOcr Idnocr
ouf scr @ont ogcn
Gic GFHa.1iOiOcnOc bon cincm 0abcu &roscnt mO oc
dbrIdcu 8micn 814 @ro5cn croc6n bier Sroscu
Sabr o,f oac t Der egtro Epoaoc bcrcGocu Cont uiO
mcroc luo nod @Outao II aprl, fir sic eintrosmg
in sic GlnthmesOaacr ser 0cpoiitorcr bcet ien.
sioots ma so0i steucrn BON ser eont be8obt
@iOiOm s. GOHflius,
(G3rSl 9pr29,S) 8rGiout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
TOrproirt?
Scr Gaual ! Sampicr
vsuNeg."
Slnf Der Tabrt bOm sSOIfe.
Itpme matD Sieppe,

Qos S@iff bielt iid onsebIid acitcrn
9lbeno nod ii6er sSoiicr. 9lac
ali 9oro beiiuolihcu 8crioucn
ioGeu aeretiet ieiu. Seine ae-
nouen gtodri6ten sur %ono.
S9obrideinli6 beianOen iid 9Ime-
rifoner ou 8oro
2ouooM "a. Wl1r5. Gs Der
Inltct, ooB Elm aanola@oiiaoier-
oli ser Gobrt non Solfeitonc uad
Gieppc uerIenft uur0e
g(iS 5liperldBi9er Galellc iiu0 nod
teine n6bereu gIahrihten crbdltlid;
Is beiBt ieooH Dab ooS Boot ouBcr
einer 8emommug BON SO Wlitglie-
ocrn 2iO @aiagiere i6mmtlih Gi.
piIiitcu an 9oro bate
@eriihtueiie perlautet, oaB Der
| Toupfer im 4 llbr belue 9tabmits
tog intergino,
(Sp1ter) TuS Continental Der.
febrs s9nreou ser BRIGHTON 9a6u
ost ooB no6 oeH erbaItenen 9erid
Ten oIIe an 9oro beiiuolitbcn &erio.
nen aerettet poroeu ieicn lmo oaB
OoS 5o6r5ena lid md iiber goiier
boIte.
9ln0eblid Scr @onoI0om.
pier oSuifer~
(Spdtcr). Tic ,Geutral 92eips
9tgencu" ioot ser aonalooupier ici
ser a5l6icr~ imO 0crielbc ici nabc
9eodp SScoo iorpc0irt iporoen
Gic sI9eutur gie6t Die 3abl Der
Eoiooierc ais $50, Don oeneu iueni.
&c 9riten poreu Gas Sd)iif itono
luutcr 0cm aonmonoo oeS sopitau
Gouiiet Ole 9emoummg 3dblte 40
NlitgIicOer sic nieiiten irau50iiiher
glotioualitdt
(Spdter) Gin ip1ierer @cridlt,
0cr bier I'M 10 ll6r 80 9lbcnoS eii
Iicf iogtc DAB scr gSriiar" nod
ii6er gSaiier imo bon cincm SHlepp.
oompicr ms Shlcpptou gcnomncn
moroeu ici
Ter uSniier4 inbr Aelte gla1mii.
tog Inn llbr 20 0later ser fronsoii.
iAcn 5logoc Don 8olfcitonc al. lm
Z llbr 9IbcuoS iticB ibu na6c Gicppc
Elm AliGacihid 8u glIS Siilierlric
ouSgcianot plroen ciltcn cine gan5c
gln5obl ser IN ser gloAborihaft BEL
1 iinbIihen 5hifie bcrbci inn sen ec.
| fdbroetcn Ipmpfcr 9eiitono III briu
gen gluh aiiS oem 0aiel BON Giep
pc mur0en einiee Shifie entlonot.
Ger uSuiier" iii oos eigeui6m
Der iron50iiden StaatSbobnen itebt
ieoodl imier DER @eihGftSlpitimg Der
9rigbton@o6a
Gor Dem ariegc pcruiittcltc ser
IampTcr ocu 9luht @erfcbr NpiSdIcn
gsauboocu itno Iicppc; cit gulS.
brucb ser 6einoieIiafeiten aber ht6r
cr BON SolfeItone nab Gieppc.
@icIleiht I Stmerifuucr an
9or0.
nSH erodlte es ais onrdauS iuo6r
idleinlid. Dob iid cine 9lu5abl pon
slncrifoicru mier Sen &oIiaaicrcn
oeS aSiiier@ befanoen, iagte 0r
Rcbert y 5ttnner, ser onlcrifmride
gcncrolconinl 5ii einem @ertreter
oer yslllociirieu @rciie4 alii cine oies
pcSiialidle sSrage. Gr iiigtc biusu
OaB CT II Ocu lebteu Sagen @die iir
OieIe nod 8raufreid reiien0e 9lmcris
fancr biiirt babe.
Sowobl IN ser amcrifatiiden 9ot
iAoit lpic i'm Ocneralcouiulot mad,
ten iid) 8cri1tc 6ereit, ooB Der
nSniicr" iorpeoirt iporocn iei 0od
n0bcrc GirBclnbeiten pnrcu nidt bc
fauut
3wci Spfcr ocr llnterfcc.
boote.
Sonoon "a @2dr5. Ger bri.
iilhe 0ompier 0SSiilmor~ Gin Snifi
bon 1870 Connen 8auninbaIt, lit
pou ciHcm llnteriecboot IN oen @rino
acbphri por0ui &on Der @cntan.
mma wurocu IS @litglieocr gercttet
glNd Elm o0uihcr Tmnpier, ser
aGbrllliaufm0" ciu i0iT Iuracit.
1dliif Rt cincm Sdlihboot sum
Gplcr geiaIIen 1ie - N'italieocr
5dblcaoc 9emomuig III acrettef nor.
0cn
9ritii6cr 0ampfer .@nQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

glhunneuicM die ben ,.Sehii0cn Gorrc
iponOgutcnr nibt pHnftlidJ ubrr nureacl
mdGig crbalicr, iiu0 gebcicit, Der SfiiCc
eapon pcr gcIepbuu pOer iilriitlid Dit,
iIciIang 5u unrleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

slom 24 sOldr3 pia gdris.
Gabrielle 2 G@tmuu5io, oclica redlies
sIuae fiirJlid bel cinen gleropldu.
llptalle perlcBt muroe, 6at III 9Inef
temnna ieiHer 2ciiunaen ais miliid.
rider tSliescr ino Ncobadjier cine
lil5eruc @lcooillc erbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

GAS SAifi bielt iia msebIib acitcrn
9lbeno nod ii6er sgoiier. 9lac
ali 9orO beiiuOli6cu @criOucn
ioaeu ocrctiet leiu- Seine ae
uouen 93oari6ten sur SonO.
Ssobri6ciuIid beianOcu iia slme-
rifoner on 8oro.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31
w. T. U. Meeting

The W. C. T. U. met in its reg
ular annual meeting last Friday
afternoon in the social room of
the Baptist church. The attend
ance was good.
Mrs. Minnie Grinstead of Lib
eral gave very interesting talk
after which twelve new names
were added to our membership.
The following officers were elect
ed fo- the ensuing year: Mrs.
Ida H. Spiers, president; Mrs.
Daisy Hunt, vice president; Mrs.
Elizabeth Roush, recording sec
retary Mrs. Ida Smith, CORES
porting secretary; Mrs. Nellie
Brannen, treasurer.
Refreshments were tn e n
served and a good social time
was had.
Mrs. Grinstead gave very IN
teresting and instructive ad-
dress the same evening to the
public. We feel there is much to
do before the streets of our lit
tie town is safe place for our
boys and girls to roam at night.
Contributed.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31
Better Babies Contest

The Meade County Fair Asso-
citation will hold Better Ba bies
Contest at the Fair Grounds on
Friday morning, Septe mber 8tb,
last day of the Fair. Measure
ments and scoring will be under
the general rules of the Kansas
State Board of Health. All the
babies under two years are eli
gible for entry and mothers are
requested to bring them for this
important ev Mt.
1t is the purpose OF The Fair
Association TO have all these
babies and their mothers in the
moving pictures that will be TAX.
en- on that day and will later be
on exhibition at the Phelps theat
re; so If you desir. to see how
yourself and baby look in moving
pictures, be on hand on FRIDAY,
the last day of the Fair.
r. M. Painter, President.
Frank Fuhr, Secretary.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31
Married

Mr.. Ebert Innis and Miss
Mona Nc Meel were united in
marriage Wednesday morning,
at St Johns Catholic church,
the Rev. Father Herman, pastor
officiating
The BRIDE Is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. S. McMeel, of this
city, lady of excellent charact-
er and highly respected by all
who know her. Mr.. Inns has
for several years been assistant
cashier of The Meade State
Bank, and while in the employ
of this institution has gained
the confidence and respect OF
the management, patrons, and
others as well.
Following the ceremony the
wedding breakfast was served
at the McMeel home. The new
ly matried couple left on No, z
for a short stay in eastern Kan
sas and upon their return will
be at home to their friends in
the residence in the west part Of
the city, just finished for them
The News extends congr atula
tions and wishes them a long
and happy married life.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31
DIR. Matrindale Dead

DIR. w. ]. Martindale died at
the Wesley hospital Friday
morning after an illness of sew
eral months. He had been in the
hospital since May %. He was
formerly superintendent of this
district Methodist Conference
and known and loved by many OF
our older citizens. He was a
grand good man and will be
missed by all who knew him.
Pratt Union.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31
Meade County Stock

Few of our people realize and
take note of the good things we
have in Meade county. The
Meade County Fair is the place
to display the good things you
may be possessor of. The ones
who have should show those
who are less fortunate what can
and is being done.
There is no place in the state
where youwill find better horses,
cattle or chickens. MIR. B. F.
Leach of Midway ranch has a
herd of more than so black Gal
l6ways headed by Marks, an ami
NAL for which he paid several
hundred dollars. +
Mr.. C. S. Hubert is owner of
another herd; both selling stock
this week to parties west. Mr..
Leech received SITS each for two
black heifers which he has prom
ised if possible to exhibit during
fair week before making ship
ment.
Messrs. Howlbut and Talley
will both show stock. Don't fail
to see their exhibit, and talk to
the breeders. They can give you
pointers how to raise $100 ami
NAL and their information will
be free.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31
Maybe Oil Near Ashland

When John w. Way, grocer, at
Eleventh and Biting resided on
a Clark county homestead near
Ashland, Is or more years ago,
his father drilled for water on
the farm and struck gas. A flow
of gas came in so strong that the
baler was blown from the well,
and gas and oil were in evidence
in the well for several years
thereafter. This caused Mr..
Way to believe that there is an
abundance of oil under the old
homestead and he has had geolo-
gists examine it. After receiv-
ing their report he organized the
Ashland Oil and Gas company,
capitalized at 100000, which
was chartered by the state Mon
day. The company has a lease
on 5000 acres including the old
Way homestead, and the geolo-
gists report an anticline there.
A well will be drilled near the
hole where the gas was struck
while water was being sought.
Mr.. Way believes the drilling
will open up a new field.
Henry Lampl, attorney for the
company, returned from Topeka
with the charter and permit
from the Blue Sky board. The
company is capitalized at $780,
600 and the officers are J. w.
Way, president, ]. A. Hopkins,
vice president and financial
agent, j. S. Ellis, treasurer, c. c.
Mcfarland of Ashland, secre-
tary.-Ashland Record.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31
Davis in State Exchange

Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. 26.-
Announcement was made today
that w. E. Davis, state auditor,
has been elected cashier of the
State Exchange Bank, in this
city. He succeeds Fred c. Kaths,
who goes to Topeka as president
of the Kansas Reserve State
Bank. The change is effective
September 1. Mr.. Davis will re-
tire as state auditor January !
Topeka Capital.
Mr.. Davis formerly lived in
Meade, and is well known to
many Of our people.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31

Richard Buis received his COM
mission this week as Abide
Camp to the Department Com
mander Of the State Of Kansas.
MIR. Buis LETT Monday for Kansas
City, where he will attend the
G. AAR. National encampment.
DR.. and Mrs. M. F. McMeel
and little daughter of Lost Ma
ton, Iowa, arrived in Meade last
week for a short stay at the
home of DR.. McMeel's brother,
B. S. McMeel, and family of this
city.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31

Rev. Roy Allison, five years
missionary in northern China
and formerly Presbyterian pas
tor at Bucklin, dropped into our
Office Monday on his way from
Ashland. He and his wife will
return to their work in Chinp in
October. He gave us some in
teresting facts about that coun-
try and people.-Minneola Rec
ord.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31

DR. EN- ma f. a. Drake. Amer
ica's leading lecturer on Social
and Moral Reform will address
a mass meeting Sunday after
noon at : 100 p. m. in the B'ptI5t
church.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31

Mrs, Cora A Cain of Fnwle' {,
has purchased the S'hmoS er
roo ming house and viii tai pos
.ssion eFridav.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-31

Everyone must have the cash
in hand to get school books at
the M. & M. Drug Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-19
KNIGHTS TO MEET.

KNIGHTS TO MEET.
Rathbone lodge Knights OF Pythias
will meet in regular session tonight at
3 o'clock. The third rank in the ex.
tended form, will be given. All men,
bers of the lodge are urged to be
present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-19

HIS COMMISSION HERE.
J. d. Baldwin yesterday received his
commission as coroner of alynn
county SO he will be ready on January
first. He is elected for a term OF
four years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-19
MAY DRY GOODS COMPANY
ARE READY CHRIS FINEST OF PRACTICAL
USEFUL GIFTS.
GLOVES

A thoughtful Gift, for Ladies
and Children. Complete line of
Centimeri guaranteed wash kid
gloves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-19
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.

MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
Some time later In the week 4
mueum of anatomy will be shown
here and from the many letters Of
praise the manager carries with him
from the mayors OF many cities II
must be exceedingly good.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-19

OLD ENGLISH FRUIT CAKE.
The Old English fruit cake being
sold by Thomas Keahy, the well
known grocer. is having quite a large
sale and those who have tried 1t pro-
nounce 1t excellent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-19
NO pRAwNERs OUT.

NO PRAWNERS OUT.
The high northwest wind yester-
day kept practically all the prawn
boats in the harbor and the two or
three which did venture out returned
with very small catches. IL
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-12-19
HEAVY wHIsKEY SHIPMENTS.

The whiskey shipment into Bruins
wick at present is the heaviest 1t
has ever been at this season OF the
year. Hundreds OF Christmas pack
ages are being received daily and by
the end Of the week 1t is expected that
the express office and the railroad
offices will be crowded to their capa.
city with the wet goods.
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R. NJ. Lester, Tallahassee, is in the
city.
R. F. Lew, Tampa, is spending some
time in the city.
Frank White, Atlanta, was in the
city yesterday.
w. H. Crofton, Everett City, was
in the city yesterday.
Chas. Taylor, Frederick, is in the
city attending Superior Court.
Capt. Frank D. Aiken is quite ill
at his home ION Union street with the
grippe.
o. o. Albertsm Jacksonville was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
Claud Anderson, Jacksonville
merchant, was among the visitors to
the city yesterday.
B. G. Johnson, Chattanooga, who
has been spending some time in the
CITY has returned to his home.
Solicitor Thomas came down from
Jesup yesterday. This is his last term
of the court here.
DR.. G. w. Blanton left last night for
Dalton called there by the serious
illness of his mother. He will be alb
sent several days. 4,
The many friends Of Sheriff w. II.
Berrie will regret to learn that he was
compelled to return to his home from
court yesterday afternoon.
The friends of B. Hirsh, who has
been ill for some time, will be glad
to learn that he is somewhat i'm
proved.
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NO SHIPPING YESTERDAY.
Yesterday was another dull day
along the river front and there wat
absolutely no movement of vessels.
Two large steamers are looked for
during the wook.
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BOUGHT CARNEGIE TIRES.

Many dozen automobile tires from
the three Carnegie places on Cum.
berland Island were purchased by I.
II. Kirkland. the we'll known dealer
who handles such things Some Of the
tires were almost as good as new but
were purchased as old rubber.
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BEAUTIFUL Waists JUST re.
cEivED IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
LEWIS.
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HANDERCHEIFS

For Men, Women and children
are on display at attractive
prices, plain and with initials.
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrf
Q That Contain Mercury

as mercury will serely destroy the sense Of smell
and completely derangs the whole system when
entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on prascgip-
tons from reputable physicians. as the damage
sibly derive from tSem. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co, Toledo, 20,
contains no mercury, and is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrl
Cure be sure you get the genuine: 1t Is takeE
internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by e. u
Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials free. O.
SSold by Druggists. Price. 75c per bottle.
Tsks Halls Family Pills &c sonstioatioR-
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ALL KINDS OF WEATHER.

Brunswick had all kinds of weather
yesterday From real cold and rain
ing to almost summer. II cleared off
shortly after the noon hour and was
very delightful day and In the after
noon the shoppers were out In full
force, the merchants all doing a fine
business.
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BiJou THEATRE.

1 Every body will surely be on hand
at the Biiou today when the Bruins
wick picture will be shown, featuring
Mrs. Carl Brown and other local tall
ent. The management can recon-
mend this picture very highly as the
picture has already had a showing
and is exceptionally good. A 5 part
feature entitled THE Misleading
Lady,. co-starring Henry Waithall
and Edna Mayo will also be shown
and we can safely say a stronger pro-
gram has never been shown in Bruns-
| wick. The Brunswick people should
surely see the picture that was made
in Brunswick and by Brunswick peo-
pie. Wednesday Mae Marsh and
Robert Harron in The Little Star"
and 2 reel Keystone comedy. Mar
guerite Clarke, Christmas day in Miss
George Washington"
HIS COMMISSION HERE.
J. d. Baldwin yesterday received his
commission as coroner of Giynn
county SO he will be ready on January
first. He is elected for a term OF
four years.
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
Some time later In the week 4
mueum of anatomy will be shown
here and from the many letters Of
praise the manager carries with him
from the mayors OF many cities IL
must be exceedingly good.
NO SHIPPING YESTERDAY.
Yesterday was another dull day
along the river front and there was
absolutely no movement Of vessels.
Two large steamers are looked for
during the wook.
OLD ENGLISH FRUIT CAKE.
The Old English fruit cake being
sold by Thomas Keahy, the we'll
known grocer. is having quite a. large
sale and those who have tried 1t pro-
nounce 1t excellent.
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NO PRAWNERS OUT.
The high northwest wind yester-
day kept practically all the prawn
boats in the harbor and the two or
three which did venture out returned
with very small catches. IL
THE SALE GONFIRMED.
Saturday Referee Crovatt confirm
ed the sale Of the Broadhurst estate
from Wayne county. r. r. Hopkins
was trustee and the amount tho
property brought was Something over
$31 900.
KNIGHTS TO MEET.
Rathbone lodge, Knights OF Pythias
will meet in regular session tonight at
8 o'clock The third rank in the ex.
tended form, will be given. All mem
bers of the lodge are urged to be
present.