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The evening world., 1917-02-06

nature intended
them to perform.
The muscles on
the front a d
back Of the trunk
n r m a In
number and n
attached to the
b r b o q Q.
borders Of tn e
ribs. abdominal
walls and pelvis
The evening world., 1917-02-06

SUGAR suesTiTUre-MRs. q.
w. A.: Saccharinc. sweetena and
crystalloze are some sugar substi-
tutes. They can be dissolved In wa
ter and added to stewed fruits by
those trying to reduce.
The evening world., 1917-02-06

p HIS exercise combines movements for the trunk. arms. shoulder and
thigh muscles. and is q sood. asy exercise for beginners.
Stand with the feet about twelve inches apart elbows bent lists
usAuy closed and on the chest . shown. Bend the knees and stoop or
SQUAT slightly. resting the nss on the thighs near the knees a. you do 30
Abe to standing position and repeat the squatins about ten times.
Do not aim to do the deep-knee bending. which is an advanced exsr-
de and the body must be stopped very little. In fact Just enough to per-
nit the fists to comfortably touch the knees without strain.
This exercise is invaluable for acquiring balance and poiss. and 10
equally benz. cai to the digestive organs. being particularly effective In
helping to overcome constipation, which In many cases Is one OF the
chief contributing causes OF excessive thinness.
Women, whether stout or thin. who take up exercising a . means OF
Improving their figures cal go about this work with greater faith In
results II they understand that much Of the responsibility for their pres
emit condition rests with Improperly functionins digestive organs. and that
exercises are the best correctives. because they put the body In natures
Intended condition. This understood. the women realize that before they
can expect to see outwardiy manifested results they must work faithfully
until interior body conditions are improved.
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Lesson Talks and Anspers to Queries.

breathing, chest raising and chicken
Sing exercises faithfully every single
day for at least six months. and rob-
ably longer. Rome was not made In
a day" and you have been many
years neglecting the hollow chest. 90
allow a few months for development
and you will be rewarded tar beyond
vour fondest hopes.
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COUSIN


Up In . Tree.
a nuis bird sith Is.tlsp nrosu.
Sal aAsins Ia q uc.
Fr ,sOus "A 'orJ soft and lov
but ss~tt a. II coud hs.
Anu All The pc.ple pASlus %
LOAvd ~ " -S tt~ Ord
ina made Tie ssuytost m~ lnds
mat ever theJ bal heard
Us Al tht lllsht sts lOoAed Ia vain
For birdie Nss ~ ANAL.
IND 9Th q modest dArh bsosu coat
lie niade 10 aIOs al al,
WY pApa httls Efns aid.
Where 9an this bindip toll
" could siug q ons Ike that
Ia cit NAere folks cDuld sos.s
~ hupe my httle yh viii loara
4 .orsOu from that bird.
And ~ 70 do what good she Aa
N0i y u s~,n or head.
Thk uiPls u onntcnt u III
Unn'dir-d bS the say,
And s~uctil sins his Makes praisn
From dASu 20 clOs u dAJ
20 i've, my hid. oil lhrolgh Jour in
ht u short or loug
Ihllsh othvw NAV forget yOu kokA
lhgy u not tuI yet our %
From NkIlONl 4 REGAIN,
3Oj h abth 81. n. Y. o
The evening world., 1917-02-06

rO-pAY I viii tell my readers
about some Of the body's
muscles and the functions
The evening world., 1917-02-06
p III.

AHERE was an instant OF
silence In the dining room.
while Hedge placidly stirred
his coffee
The evening world., 1917-02-06

~ AlIt aNun WI. % ponhlu-
cred lu.eS these tuce itcls are stated Children
e'tFN'rv not uVgr htt % Aran OF age may be-
COM mtiubtTs. Even ntnHur Is prostntei with
q silver gray hluD pin and a nemb rship Ger.
tugate.
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CHAPTER w,

rH1 HEDGE had been sitting
at the library Ia HE for an
hour and a half before
.s any member OF the fam
The evening world., 1917-02-06
Low to join the klub

DEFINING slth any number. clip out aI
- L D .uA.-ma -.lLrl Id ID hmb kon
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CHAPTER II.
tOpntinnsd.D

>~ GOD Lordl" The En-
VIII clamation came from
the lips Of Billy Brooke.
A He surveyed b 9
~ rapper Prom hVud tn
The evening world., 1917-02-06

elAT CHEST-ELIZABETH F.: I
en- afraid that you have not been pa
tient enough with he exercises TO
show marked result. Olive oil, cocoa
yutter and dashes OF cold water win
develop the breast TO any notice.
= extent. unless you practice deep
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
5(BE RIA PRISONERS
FREED BY REPUBLIC
OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
POLITICAL AND OTHER Ex.
LIES GAIN LIBERTY.

Petrograd, April 3-Fifty thousand
jledges carrying over 100000 victims
Of the old regime back to freedom in
new Russia from the mines and con.
yict settlements OF Siberia are speed
ing In an endless chain across the
SHOWS OF North Asia towards the
nearest points Of the Trans.Siberian
railway Their passengers range from
members OF the old terrorist societies
% eXiles banished by administrative
decree without trial or even know.
ing OF their offense.
II IS race against time, as, Il the
exiles do not reach the railway with
IN a fortnight, the spring thaw viii
make the roads impassable and the,
must wait six weeks to two months
ior the ice to melt to make the rivers
nayigable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04

ways, increasing the hauling capacity
of every team and vehicle in the
county, would be worth many times
that amount to every citizen in the
county.
The expenditure of this money
would make the greater portion OF
the most used highways permanent
roads, and the convicts would there
after be relieved from working these
roads for many. years, and they could
be used in the construction and main
tenance of other roads which might
be termed 'neighborhood roads, near
ly all OF which lead into these main
highways.
1T is impossible with the present
convict force to do any substantial
work on more than thirty miles OF
road g year, and indeed, there has
never been so much mileage worked
in one year.
I'VE have no hesitancy in saying
that it would be economical and good
business from every standpoint to
have reasonable bond issue, pne
that would not be any great burden
on our people, for road improve.
ments."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
CHATHAM BOYS
EXPECTED HERE
NEED OF MORE MILITARY UNITS
HERE TO GUARD PROPERTY
EXPECTED TO EE MET.

Inauguration OF war defense by
guarding of industrial points with
roops here. led many citizens to
'ook forward to an announcement
hat the Chatham Artillery, Of Savan
.ah, has been ordered for duty here.
Giving rise to the report of the
oming here o. the Chatham artillery
vas an article yesterday in the Sa,
5annah papers, which stated:
Although another day passed with.
out the arrival of orders concerning
The movement of Battery A of, the
Chatham Artillery, information war
received by Capt. Edward c. Thom
son, commander, which revealed the
fact that the battery would probably
be sent to Brunswick for guard duty.
probably in protecting the harbor
rom attack by sea
''The above information was con.
tanned in copy of a telegram from
he commanding ordnance officer at
Governors Island, the headquarters OF
The eastern department, to the com.
manding ordnance officer at Washing
.on, ordering that 400 rounds Of high
explosive shrapnel be sent at once TO
Battery A at Brunswick"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
NEW BUREAU TO
MEET WAR NEED
WARTIME DISTRIBUTION PROB
LEM WILL BE DEALT WITH
FOREHANDEDLY.

Washington, April 3.-The Council
of National Defense has authorized
the following statement:
THE Council of National Defense
will, within a day or two, announce
the formation of a commercial econ
omy board to mobilize the CONNER.
cial interests of the country for an
effective commercial distribution OF
commodities among the civil popula-
ton.
Members of this board will consist
OF the best qualified men of the ma.
ton. The purpose is to deal fore
handedly with problems Of wartime
distribution .
The Council for National Defense
and allied committees met today to
consider all questions dealing with
the army and navy, ana to complete
plans for coordination of all the in
dustries OF the nation.
Mistakes made by the British in
early stages of the war are to be
avoided. All officers and men needed
in civilian work will be immediately
discharged.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
RED CROSS FILLS
COMMIT TEE LIST
MACHINERY is ORGANIZED AND
IN READINESS FOR ITS
MISSION.

Beginning today or tomorrow. work.
ers of the Red Cross will conduct a
mouse to house canvass of the city
to secure more members of the local
chapter. Members of the member.
ship committee will act as captains
and each captain will organize her
own crew.
Committees have been organized
as follows:
Finance; Geo. H. Smith, chairman:
A. L. Church, j. B. Abrams.
Cooperation: Mrs. w. H. DeVoe
chairman; Mrs. T. G. Stacy, Mrs. d.
w. Krauss. Mr.. Brooks, Mrs. Rowe
Miss Borchardt.
information: Mrs. E. F. Coney
chairman; Mrs. G. P. Smith, Mrs. G.
w. Blanton, Mrs J. S. Dunwody. Mrs
w. H. Wood, Mrs. Abe Rothschild
Mrs. w. Fouche. Mrs. C. T. -Calnan
j. P. Twomey
Membership: Mrs. E. C. Marlin
chairman; Mrs. w. L. Harwell, Misses
Fannie Lou Harvey, Helen Branham
Julia Church, Marie. Hopkins, May
Wright, Katherine Stiles.
Instructions Mrs, A. l.. Church,
Mrs. G. P. Smith, Mrs. Bert Chibbin,
Mrs. j.. H. Morgan, Miss Alice Rob
erts
First Aid: DR.. G. w. Blanton.
Surgical Dressing: Mrs. c. d. Par.
ker, chairman; Mrs. J. S. Dunwody
Mrs T. G. Wood, Mrs. N. Emanuel
Mrs. w. J. Butts, Mrs. M. johnson.
With the completion of the above
committees, the local chapter feels it
is firmly. established and ready to
work toward the accomplishment of
the plan mapped out The education.
al departments have eyinced great
interest and enrolment in three class
es continues daily. A feeling of great
satisfaction has been expires sed by
many of those enrolled that the on
by they can be made fit and ready TO,
service should occasion arise. The
headquarters committee has under
consideration site most adaptable
to the purposes and needs of the
chapter and soon headquarters will
be daily opened. The membership
committee is eager to receive applt
cations and upon payment OF 81 the
applicant becomes enrolled as a mem
ber of the Red Cross. This is a priv.
ilege that every patriotic citizen OF
Brunswick should hasten to take ad
vantage of. The membership of this
chapter should not be less than 1000
as our sister city of Savannah has
already enrolled over 1000. Phone
Mrs. A. l.. Church for enrolment in
First Aid and Surgical Dressina
classes.
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WHAT CUNGRESS
WILL SAY soon
FLOOD RESOLUTION IS BRIEF
euT COMPREHENSIVE AND ",
NOT MINciNG.

The resolution referred to the 70
eign affairs committees by bot
houses, which was reported favorab
to the senate and is expected to b.
acted upon soon. reads:
Joint resolution declaring that !.
state OF war exists between the in
perial German government and tn,
government of the people of the Unit
ed States and making provision Il
prosecute the same
Whereas. the recent acts of tn,
imperial government are acts OF wa
against the government and people O
the United States;
Resolved by the senate and hous,
OF representatives of the Unite
States of America in congress assen
bled, that the state of war betwee
the United States and the imperia
German government, which has thu
been thrust upon the United States
Is formally declared; and
That the president be and he i
hereby authorized and directed t.
take immediate steps not only to pu
the country in thorough state o
defense, but also to exert all Of rs
powers and employ all of its re
sources to carry on war against tht
imperial German government and t.
bring the conflict to a successful ter
mfnation"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
ENGLAND GOES
WILD OVER us.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE STiRs AL
LIES WHILE NEWSPAPERS
ISSUE EXTRAS.

London. April 3.--No gladder news
came to the people of Great Britai.
since engulfed in the world war thar
that of President Woodrow Wilson
speech to congress. From one en-,
of the kingdom to the other Americ
is hailed as an ally, whose assistanc
assures the sealing of Germanys al
tocratic government doom.
The house of commons cheere
madly when the cablegram from thu
British ambassador to Washingto
announced the news. Cheering crowd
thronged the streets and besiege
newspaper offices, where every Was,
ington bulletin called for extra ed.
tionS
The speech in full has been tel,
graphed to the front tonight. Tho
sands OF British and French soldie
cheered the stars and stripes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
ILLINOIS CAPITAL VOTES DRY,
Springfield, ILL.,, Ap.il 3.-This city
the Illinois state capital, voted DIR,
in municipal elections today.
AMERICANS FIRST.

New York, April 3-"Socialists are
Americans first and socialists second
the suggestions of civic resolution
to prevent war is almost criminal
declared Allen Benson, former social
ist candidate for president, today
we stand united for America. /"
This statement was in reply to the
denunciation of war by Winter Rus.
sell at a mass meeting last night.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
Senator LaFolIette Blocks Inn
mediate Action on Will
sons Address,
PRESIDENT MAKES PLANS
Civic Forces, as Well as Army
OF the United States and the
Allies, viii Work Together
Against Foe.

washington, April 3.-War plans
vast magnitude, in defense against
Germany's warfare, against the United
States. are being considered by Pres.
ldent Wilson and his advisers while
they and the nation wait for congress /,
to enact the resolution declaring rec
ognition OF the stateIof war with Ger
many. Action on the resolution will
be taken up for consideration at 10
o'clock tomorrow in the senate whero
immediate action on 1t was blocke
by Senator LaFollette, OF Wisconsin
In the lower house. delay was caus
ed by the lack of organization of tn,
foreign affairs committee. Assurance
Is given by leaders that in spite o.;
all opposition the war resolution will,
be enacted in the next few days.
Among the plans, these are consid.
cred:
L. General lines Of defense within
the nation itself against every possi
bility OF military attack, work of spie
and agents endeayoring to arouse in
ternal dissensions
2. Cooperation with the armies
and navies Of nations warning on Ger
many's government.
3. Continuation OF supply OF mum
tions and products to the allies.
4. Control and mobilization OF sup
plies for maintaining the civil popn
lation
5. Extension of financial aid to the
allies.
The president and the cabinet ap.
proved plans for cooperation between
the civil forces of the United States
and the allies.
Ambassador Jusserand. of France
and Ambassador Spring Rice, of Grea'
Britain. conferred with the naval an1
state department heads. AS a result
the United States will patrol the At
lantic coast from Halifax to Bermuda
This will release patrol forces Of the
allies for service against the Kaiser's
government elsewhere.
Fifteen privately owned motorboats
have been already taken over by the
navy and are now doing duty.
ready in Washington advising as to
the best methods for avoiding mis-
takes made early in the war by the
British navy.
American merchant ships continue
rushing supplies to the allies
Secretary McAdoo and the federal
reserve board are to consider details
Of the plans for extending credit to
the allies.
Senator Chamberlain introduced .
universal training service bill today.
This bill will call all youths twenty
years old to colors and authorize the
president to call twenty.one, twenty.
two and three three year old men II
needed.
Although the resolutions were
brought up in the senate Immediately
upon that body's converting Senator
LsFollette forced the postponement Of
action by objecting to immediate con.
sideration
Vice President Marshall reluctantly
upheld the objection, and upon mo-
ton OF Majority Leader Mann. the
senate adjourned until tomorrow.
Senator LaFoliette's action precipi-
tated a wild scene, in which the gal
leries Joined.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
GIVES
OUT MORE FACTS
STATE DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES
MORE DETAILS OF TORPEDO
ING OF AZTEC.

Washington, April 13.-The state
department announced that Captain
O'Brien, of the destroyed liner Aztec,
of the gun crew, would arrive in Paris
late tonight, giving a detailed account
of the attack by German submarine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
CIGARETTE STARTS BLAZE
THAT SWEEPS 7 BLOCKS

Wichita Falls, Texas. April g.
Boys smoking cigarettes in the Patton
mattress factory here started a fire
which destroyed the plant and swepf
seven blocks late today. The loss T.
$156,00O
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
GERMANS RUSH FOR
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS

New York, April 3.--After war IL
declared. no person born in the coun
try with which the United States Is
lighting can gain citizenship This Is
believed the reason for rush by
German-Americans at this time for
first papers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
KENTUCKY CALLS
HER SONS TO FIGHT
STATE LEGISLATURE RESOLVES
REQUEST TO CITIZENS TO p
BACK PRESIDENT.

Frankfort, Ky, April 3.-The Ken
lucky legislature passed resolution
this afternoon calling on all citizens
to support the president Kentucky
will furnish twelve regiments more ii
the call for 100000 additional treoos
is issued
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
MORE pEAcEMAkERs.

Mexico City, April 3. Latin-Ameri
aan countries, on the initiative OF
Ecuador. are preparing TO meet in
Uruguay TO unite In sn effort To bring
peace in Europe. Carranza has ac.
cepted an invitation for Mexico to
participate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
DEFENDS
SELF AGAINST ATTACK
FROM kA.SER'S SPIES
ISSUES WARNING.

y Captain Jowett. commanding y
= the encampment of national '
= guards in Brunswick, requests =
' all citizens to avoid going ua- =
= necessarily to the vicinity of out. =
= lying industrial plants. and. if =
: challenged or commanded to halt 4
= by soldiers, to do so promptly.
My men have orders to shoot" '
' said the captain last night, "aud =
' we would be very sorry to take =
\ anyone's life" :
\ >
4 4 4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
Military Rule Begun Last Even
ing to Protect the
Manufactures.
TROOPS ARE EVER ALERT
Ready to Immediately Respond
to Sudden Call for Help or
Any Other Kind Of Unexpect-
ed Emergency.

Brunswick last night was placed
IN part at least, under military rule
Detachments from both Company
G and Company B, encamped to pro.
tect this city in the present war con.
ditlons. We're assigned to guard duty
at several of the large Industrial
plants of the city Tho largest con.
tingents stood all night guard al tho
Yaryan Rosin and Turpantine com.
pany's plant and at the Brunswicl,
Marine Construction Corporations
plant
Each soldier was supplied with
rounds Of ball ammunition and placed
Under orders to shoot any suspicious
character who does not obey the
command to hall and account for his
presence in the vicinity during the
night hours. Should any one happen
to be around the industrial sections
during the night and hear such com.
mand. 1t is advisable for them not
TO treat the matter as joke and fail
to obey the order promptly
The camp is now completed with
the exception OF board flooring for
sleeping and eating quarters. Esti.
mates have been received for the lum.
Der for this by Captain .Jowatt, who
has submitted such to the war de.
partment TO act upon. The matter
OF flooring the tents is only consid.
cred when the camp is to be located
In any one place any length of time.
Routine of camp life under milf.
tary conditions are observed with the
exception that during the day infor.
mality as to civilians entering and
leaving it without challenge Is the
present order. At night men are on
sentry duty.
The question of feeding the men
was easily arranged. as all store.
Keepers accorded the commissary of
the camp wholesale prices on every.
thing and the commissary has work.
ed out plan of distributing the pat.
ronage among competing concerns OF.
fering the same rates. For each sol.
dier an allowance of 40 cents day
Is made by the government. II costs
thus 5000 month for feeding each
company. All other necessaries are
supplied by the government from the
war department.
An Arrangement has been made to
satisfy members OF Company b by
giving each man turn at several
days leave of absence to 20 home
and visit their relatiyes and friends.
At present about twelve are on such
leave of absence. When these como
back, others will get their leaves and
thrs only about twelve rlen at time
will bo away.
Those here are enjoying a sort OF
vacation, for the first Few days at
least, as an aftermath OF the hard.
ships suffered on the border. They
take turns at liberal leaves of alb.
sence during the day to go about town
and visit friends
The telephone company lost no time
in laying connections and installing
a phone on tree at the camp ad,
joining the adjutants Headquarters
The Mutual people also rushed mat
ters in arranging an electric lighting
system for the boys. A recreation
tent has been erected where the men
can play games or read. and in the
open spaces near at hand groups can
constantly be seen during the day
playing outdoor contestb and in other
WAYS enioying themselves.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
PRESIDENT PLAYS A
ROUND OF GOLF

Washington, April 3.-Presiden
Wilson left the white house and wen.
across the Potomac to the rearb-
Virginia Country club this mornin;
for round of golf. He planned te
return early and keep in close toIct
with the senate and house leaders
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
PACiF!STS HAVE HARD TIME

Washington, April 3.-Open hostili-
ties greeted the pacifists on every
hand today
No congregations about the capital
were permitted Up TO the last min
ute, pressure on congress had little
oifect and the paeifists were told that
they had best devote their efforts to
helping the nation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
AFTER WIRELESS STATIONS.

Washington. April ALI amateur
wireless stations are being disman.
tied. and a search is being made ir
the Dismal Swamp and along the
Florida and Georgia coasts for secret
German stations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-04
GERMANY STOPS REpoRrs

New York, April 3.-The German
war office statements, usually receig
ed by wireless, did not arrive today
or tonight