davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
CITY RECORDS GIVE NAMES
OF OWNERS OF PREMISES
POLICE BRAND AS RESORTS

now She formerly conducted the
house no no a.. but later nted SO
a. neXt door and cut doorwaNs bo.
tween The pieces Both places have
been rlosed since the commissioner
ordered Thorn shut
Slado ass thaJ his grandfather
acquired Ike property u 1891 and
that his mother Inherited b. He
said We wished the police on prose
cufor would really drive The under
world away from Thar district The
property rs valunie-- be- declared.
until The district Is thoroly cleaned
Manufacturer vill ppy no more
for property in This district than 81
rs worth as residence property he
essDr'
The cityE lroasurer's books show
h.t William KLAUS, No SOS An
tietam 80. owns lillian Martin
alacc az No 20 Beauhien-st Klaus
is rof known az The address given.
Glars Vcna 40 207 Monfcalm 81,
rs listed as Che owner OF No 81
Lataycttc.avo cast. Libby Martina
N0u~c Clara Ncna ~ been cut
OF thc city for q couple OF weeks
and mo- one seems 90 know when
She 81, expected 20 return
sadie DAMS place at SO So Ia.
favcttcave. east. Is listed as owned
by tW1 persons The cas- half of
the lot is supposed 20 De owned hr
sadie Lon berry. No Sfl Fourth.
ave. Shc d. not known q that ad.
dress The west half OF The lo- II
unposod 60 De- owned bv Mrs
Jerome Mueller. No le0 IaSallc
Gardens She Is out of the r,'y
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
BY OLSON GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. j. - oct TO-
fCnc OF tbe problems .n any compGl.
sorry military ervice IS the con
I.cientiou. obiec'ur the man whose
conscience wil not permit him 10
an and who vii. accept any con
[7gqIcnCe r8thcr nan do SO a Ger
Fam small percentage ls found m
|iil countries
This problem BE- uoW up 20 Tho
[ecretary ot war Ia all tho 10 can.
onments there are those who have
allied to obey fhc summons or who
H. so under protest. declaring chat
They are unwilling go become mem
|pers ~ ans Killing organization
the adiutanf generals force is now
oHndine them up
The first step BE- 10 make sure The
reluctant ones understand tho sit1
ron the law, their duty and the
Icnaltes Those merely laCgirg
fvill be given chance 20 catch up
argument and moral -nasion viii be-
,sed ~ this fails they will be ar
ested and taken 10 the camps. 20
/ % dealt with according 20 tho FOL.
Sowing plan
First they viii Doc offered service
p 4 non -combatant force. IN work
ecessary 90 AN army in thc field
4 no oblccfor viii be assured he will
\ OF be- exposed 90 actual combat or
| compelled 20 take part In actual
Hing a certain percentage vii
&ccept
Another alternative which may
o offered h thaf of military or on
neet'nr work In tho United States
/ hich viii relieve others Tor duty
the front This might be post
Iuty. work loo DO national forests
Zoe carr ~ government property
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

In recent discussion OF the re-
0r situauOn n Detroit The police
department gave list OF notorious
places. r'osuy m the latsyetle-ave
east section hat had been raided.
fhe law provides Tor tho ptostCu
fiou uf owners of rreiSi scs that arc
permitted 10 oe used for immoral
purposes and The Tim began an
nye.ugation 10 learn who owns The
plnce publicly branded by the pu-
uce as re- orts The information
jycn herewith is based on city rec
rds furnished by The oficiai-
The house Bt No 270 Brush-st Is
notorious resort operated by Viola
smith ~ owned. bv Joe GtosslIeht
Is paNnbroker at SO so Monroeav
rhc woman uses he place now as a
residence. thc police sag
Ciof flirhj bought The house e ii'-
llo more thln~7+~-Ngsr ago and The
woman had lease on g. Tho lease
good Cor another wear 4 couple
at months ago Commissioner Couzcns
rdersd Crosslghf 90 cyici tho wo.
man because sho operated q resort
She refused to move and took the
moftcr 90 the circuit cour' and won
De- frht According 20 Tho ruling
~ the circuit court shu may live
hcrc unmolestcd until the lease
cNpirce
Gros lirht declares he Wishes he
knew OF some WAY 10 throw her
ont"
samuel SHADE. we'll known Ginger
ui'h p studio a' No. - Valpcy
buildinr. says his mother owns thc
houses ar Nos - and s. Lafayette
ave. east These places were for
mor1 operated b, KITTY Fischer.
Who es tho place as residence
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Marriage Licenses

oe t,..4. fr.-r
Leo Finn'au' ~ '-'i
Bfchor -, same.
Ma. NorzlDskt 40 Detroit lud-
.tt rr o. an.
N,r"" "ui"'' -,
Terrell Taylor, -. Detroit Mary H.
Trask 60. same
49, ,.-...,.,.o, "a rc
feo'se -
troit Elizabeth r"lce ~ same.
norman kozloW Ski ~. beb'i',
samuel z Giles. IS. Detroit Ada
CURSOR. 2 saiSe
Anthony x kosei is b''rolti N'i'
luroin. TO- same
Herman II. Kamen. IT, DefroiC
Ethel Martin. same
Charles n shaw, p. springfield
o. l.uig y S,mps"nss '-' se,ne ~
AIRED D. june. ~, l'etf"t, mar
gaTet Weed, ~ SANE
l'1n bonk go Detroit Sophie ia
ronow ~. same.
Alfred . AEserheck. tf Detroit
Albert Ayotto 2s Detroit Marjorie
homS0n. 20. same.
AqEust Wcsserling n. Detroit Ma
amos T. suzore q. Detroit Asnes
a N"NHl mo- ~. same
q, joe Gala ~, hetroli Josephine
! NaNarra. 8 same
Jacob Roscnoaum a. Detroit
/ Mary kuhenstsin. -2 same
Richard +. Davis %. Detroit Char
/ lotte MncEachern li same
/ oscar y. Noren, -+. Soc ork. Ak
! mes ltaruNNseu ~ Detroit
! Joseph j.. AImsfr0nE 20. Rhode
land ..l,a = sLeel-- II slearE 9
-, TIT INVITE. y TIeu"it GRACE
/ Moceri J e.. sumo.
! CHAR rF v fankow ~. rhana lli,
/ BE- esic j. nult, 26, Same.
] Ernest q. beshap, b. Toledo clara
! w ats0n. So, same
! Eugene y Merriii 81. Detroit koh-
] erta ~ Carr ., same
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
GREAT BELGIAN POET TELLS
HOW BELGIANS HATE GERMANS

people uf his stricken country Also
he has just published one 81 tho
most complete resume n fho Whole
history OF the German invasion of
belgium
Remember that since the fall of
Antwerp" NJ. Cammaerts continued,
I'm his interview for The Times,
"our country has been completely
isolated. Tho few sources Of new
az outside happenings have been
poisoned BY the Germans
The Germans have done all in
their power 90 destroy The faith ot
the Belgians In their allies. All
this campaign of falsehood bias
aroused in Belgium state OF psy
Geological suffering equal 20 The
physical misery OF the people
"Thc Germans accuse The Bel
gians of universally playing childish
tricks surreptitIousiy carrying inc
national colors, for instance, or dis.
PLAYING the portrait % King Albert
8ut his patriotism BIS all that is left
- the Brlgion Ills spirit would
break completely under al his suf-
rrings. could b NOT react m some
ashton Patriotism has become the
}clgians religion. and Cardinal
iercier his high priest
The massacre of 5000 unarmed
Williams. the sack of score of
COW rs and villages IN 'he first fury
of invasion this does not ranklo so
bitterly in the Belgian memory as
does the endless campaign of petty
persecution
"The one result ~ the German al
temp fn stamp o0' Che national
sentiment OF the Belgian has been
Inevitably to give b. greater vitality
'han ever And that patriotism
henceforth cannot concoiyably show
iteru without g corresponding mani
festation OF hate for Germany
by no nation IS the end Of the
var more desired 'hRn hy Belgium
nt br ause of This intensified ma
uoaal fcainr Do direct result Of
German oppression. Belgium want.
.l-nI!- To- 4l-.L-l- Z ----a-a-L
be. until Germany n SO beaten iha'
terms can Doe imposed upon her
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
RUSSIA HAS
new CABINET

PETROGRAp. oct To- Premier
Ecren ss announced Tuesday the
composition OF The new coalition cab
met follows
Premier and Commanderin-Chiet
A r Kerensky,
Interior and Posts and Telegraphs
VI Nlkitu
Justice AZ Aallantovitch.
-ut-rr TIT supplies t'TOKopOVItch
Agriculture ~ AvSkentieh
LABOR NJ Gyozder all Socialists
Foreign Affairs VI. Tereschensko
Commerce and Industry " kon
ova'oR
Finance VI Bernadtsky, Consti
Juronal Democrats
War Gen NerhOvsky
Marine Admiral Verdervsky
AN the newly announced minis
tcre have been members OF former
cabinets under the provisional gov
eminent
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Maxwell earnInos large

The annual roq0r ol th Maxwell
Motor company Inc for fho fiscal
scar ending July r. 1910 shows n"i
earnings OF sf5'r6ai nearly
DO same as for fie preceding fiscal
Year. after Deduction OF tfe coro
ration income tax of two per crhl
end without deduction FOR federal
excess profit taAA THO total cu-pp
rate surplus was sl10lS.47237 Dur
ing the year S2Sbl .O1sft Was paid
in dividends Sales of cars increas
The preceding wear.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
The Conscientious Director, and How
Uncle Sam VIII Deal With Him

lf che conscientious ohlcctor is so
ayerse 10 war he d. unwilling 10
take job which Will relieve m.
other man for the work OF Killing
be must take tho penalties metcj
oui 10 WAT desertcrs deserfer
but 10 have him imprisoned durine
the term az the war
The rorernmcnl VIII probably set
up Il number of miliae prisons for
The special accommodation of The
conscientious DIRECTORS. at hard In.
Dor until The war ends
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

that marriage is TIE last thing IN
her mind She was entirely ignor.
ant 81 The affair un.l She read ot
10 in The papers. the mother snid
Sammy is q good i.ttle fellow. I
guess. the mother declared. "but
wc didn't think DC ought lo go with
The girl and We told her she couldn't
see him any more think he just
rot the license t0 ge. even with us
for troNning on bis visits They are
only children and shouldn't think OF
marriage"
When tho youth was shown the
story OF his Inflated love affair. Mrs.
Goldstonc said, he denied ever hav-
ing obtained the license. SIZE was
convinced, hoWcver, when she saw
his signature on the affidavit
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Wife Says MeatleSS Days
Were the Rule Long Before
She Ever Heard of Mr.. Hoover

her husband. Albert. failed 10 prop
erly support her and on one occa
sion bisckened her eve in a fight
He also broke Tho dishes. be- said
When She returned home after
spcnding few day with friends
he said She found that hc had
taken All the f6Tniure from IN.
house
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Rev. NJ. S. 3, 20 teeture.

The Rev " $ Rice. pastor OF the
North W oodward Methodist church.
VINO returned 90 Detroit Monday aft.
er several months cvancellstic work
In the military camps OF England
anC France. win give p talk on Re
building tho world Friday evening.
oct 10. in The Noodward.aye Pres
byterian church under the auspices
OF The Young Mems Bible class of
his own church
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
DYNAMITE IN
PHfLA. CITY HALL
Three Pounds of Explosive
Turned Over To
Police

PHILADELPHIA. OCT 9 Three
pounds OF dynamite awere found ia
an arcaway OF the city hall here
today by The foreman OF the clean
ing force The explosives We're
taken 20 Tho ONCE OF Superintendent
OF Maintenance Berry.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
VIII Ten 81 Red cro,s woak.

Albert Parker Fitch. 81 Harvard.
will speak on Rcd Cros work IN
de. stated regions OF Europe Wed
nesdey evening. IN The Loard o.
Commerce. under the au pires o..
'he Detroit chatter ~, DO Amcri
can Red Crof The chapter Nill
hold its annual business NEE me
and election ut officers, "Wednesday
afternoon in the Board OF Com
MERGE building
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
MORE BIG LOANS
TO ENTENTE
France and Britain Each Get
$4,000. 900 From
United States

WASHINGTON. oct. 10-Loans Of
Sto.oHV.0O0 each 20 Great Britain
nd France we're announced by the
treasury Gcptlupnt today This
advances Great Bttan total to ST..
100000 600 and taat 81 France 90
S730 GOO 600 The aggregate Of
United States loans to tho Allies
since the war began is s2.5gs. i00.-
200 For the first six months par
ucipation in tho war the loans aver.
aged $4,000 Don day
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10


ruler. ara pt,rtlr0Nn .1 .lllF 11
} can ever forget what he and bis
|isolder
had KIDD Belgium greatest
national poet Emile rammaerts. to
Lnmerprrt for Americans che feeling
of Be- BELGIAN people today
(. "rbD average Belgian cannot
Fmskc That distinction between The
German government and The Ger
bman people. stId ~ Camma,rts
'Tc calm logical mind with "A de-
rached point of view % i~ pos ib.r
To thr Belgian there can hardly be
|for generations ANYTHING but hate
Lfnr all lha. {. ILL - -----
- Cammaerts verse has prohed
most deeply he feelings Of The
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

Meatlee days were in vogue in
b. family oI Brucc and Florence
'urnam long before the edict Of
be- more or less we'll known Nh
ooYcr Mrs. Durham testified Tues
ay morninl n Judge fuckers
lurt where Dr., obtained an uncon
.stcd decree
MR. Fannie Carroll declared that
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

Mix. butter and cheese men from
all sections of Tie country are eN-
pected in Milwaukee today for the
annual convention of the National
Creamery and Buttermakers' asso.
0lntInn
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

Many states VIII observe today
as Fire Prevention Day"
Tho tree state fairh which -nnual
ly attracts many visitors 70 Musko.
gee Okla viii open TODAY and con.
tinup until the end 90 the week
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
an kENNETA M pAYNF

ONION England. oct TO-
"Eyeg bduan is awaiting the hour
of repatriation. Every Belgian feels
ho has bcCn personally betrayed by
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10
Canadian Ford Company prospers

CanauIah TOTO NoHlpdHT FIosptIs'
The Ford Motor Company oi Can
ada. earned profits OF S2.322 $50 SIS it
the fiscal year ended July 3l Tho
company after the payment OF $685..
i45 In var taxe-, has a surplus o.
S2.445.130 The total assets are
SI2.5l0l8U
The Detroit times., 1917-10-10

Children Cry
FOR FLETchER'S
G a 9 q r n
PrintinE--thc piuiu nr0C kind--thRt
&. rfEht-1iurS Iob Dcpt.-sfHin i52:.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-14
PREMIUMS AT THE BERLIN FAIR

Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain.
 Yellow Dentist. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Westel A. Norton, Berlin; 3rd Wright Silkman, Mill Plain.
 Red Dentist Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. EIawley & Son, West Reading.
 1917 Crop, 12 Ears
 White Flint-2nd. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading.
 Yellow Flint-1st. J. B. Mclean, Simsbury; End Willis Lane, Burnside; 3rd, F. B. Bailey. Durham.
 Red Flint-1st. Willis A. Lane, Burnside; 3rd s. A. Fiske, Berlin.
 Yellow Dentist, M. w. Wilson, New Britain; 2nd, w. J. & T. M. Saw age, Berlin.
 Sweet Nose-1st, Wm. J. Simpson. 1916 crop, 12 ears, White Cap, Yellow Dentist J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; End, Wright Silkman, Mill Plain.
 Varigated Dentist, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, Wright Silkman, Mill Plain.
 Large Ensilage Dentist, w. J. & T. M. Savage, Berlin.
 White Rice Pop-1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; End, R. S. Hub
New Britain herald., 1917-09-14
bard, Middletown; 3rd, " rt0| man, Mill Plain.

bard, Middletown; 3rd, Wri8 man, Mill Plain.
 Yellow. Rice Pop--lst. Silkman. Mill Plain.
 White Pearl Pop-1st, J. ley & Son, West Reading; End; Silkman, Mill Plain; 3rd. M Worthington, New Britain.
 Blue Pop-1st, J. J. Hawley| West Reading.
 Queen Golden Pop-1st, J- Fey & Son, West Reading, 2n1 M Worth1nGton, New Brlta4 Wright Silku1an- Mill PIain-
 Bron-e-1st, Wright S1lkHf4 Plain; End, l. J. HawIey & Sol Reading
 Tom Tfrunrb-1st, l. J. Ia| Son, West Reading; 2nd- VI burlington, New Britain Wright SfTkmanr MIL PIa1n-
 Crop 1917, Corn: InsuEs staIks-1str M L. Wilson Nei ain; 2nd. Joseph WiIwskir K ton. 3rd- w. l. &. IT, M. Saxa1 Tim.
 Flour, 10 pounds, Rye-1s1 Hub bbard, MfddFetown-
 One-haf busheI Oats st, Hawley < Son, West Re8din|
 (Continued on Following Pj
New Britain herald., 1917-09-14

Simpson, Plainville.
 Peck yellow flint shell-lst. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading.
 Peck red flint shell-1st. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. flaw
 White Dentist. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Silk man, Mill Plain.
 Yellow Dentist. J. J. Hawley &, Son, West Reading; End. Wright Silk man, Mill Plain.
 Red Dentist. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading.
 Carolina and Lima Beans-1st James Stocking, Weatque.
 Calico Corn-1st. J. J. Hawley &, Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain.
 Corn, 1916 Crop, 12 Ears.
 White flint-1st. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. Westell A. Norton, Berlin; 3rd. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading.
 Yellow Flint-1st. Wright Silk man, Mill Plain; End. Gully & Son, Rockville; 3rd. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading.
 Red f1int-1st. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. Hawley & Son. West Reading.
 White Dentist. J. J. Hawley 6,
New Britain herald., 1917-09-14

Ice Cream-1st. Oliver K. Driggs. Vernon.
 Mountain Sweet-1st. wm. M. Warrington, New Britain. Keeley Sweet-1st A. A. Blakeslee, Wallingford.
 Halbert Honey-1st. A. A. Blakes- lee, Wallingford.
 Tom Watson-1st. A. A. Blakes- lee, Wallingford.
 Cabbage.
 Burpees Shorehead-1st. James Stocking, Weapque.
 Brussels Sprouts-1st. James Stock ing, Weapque. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
 Barley. 1-2 bushel-1st. Joel J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; End. w. T. & J. K. Savage, Berlin.
 Barley Sheaf-1st. Joel J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Sulkman, Mill Plain.
 Japanese-1st. Westell A. Norton, Berlin; End. Joel J. Hawley & Son. West Reading.
 Grey or Silver-1st. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Kentucky Wonder, 1 quart she'll 1st. James Stocking, Weatque.
 Corn, 1916 Crop. Peck white finch shell-1st J. J. Hawley, West Reading; 2nd w. J.'
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OoOOooooooo 900 90
Q NOTES Q
O OOO C OGt 30 . G 0 D
RiJOU THEATRE,
RIJOU THEATRE.

If you had lost your only child and
were deserted by your wife. if the
members OF your own congregation
reviled You and plotted to do you
bodily harm as the result of your eff
forts to do what you believed to be
your duty, would you have the courage
70 perserve? 1t is more than physical
courage which gives the Rev. Philip
Strong the power to face ali these
difficulties' without flinching. He be
lieVes in his heart that he is living
in accordance with the teachings OF
the Divine Master, and he struggles
on in the face of overwhelming odds
until his great soul bursts from the
weak body in which it had been hous,
ed. This, in brief. is the story of the
"Martyrdom Of Philip Strong" an
adaptation of the works of the Rev
Charles NJ. Sheldon, which the Para
mount Picture at the Bijou Theatre
this week Robert CONFESS and Nab
el TTunnelle are featured in the roles
Of Philip Strong and his wife re
spectiyely. International News Pic
tcrial will also be shown. Coming
Tuesday Jan. 9Th, Clara Kimball
Young in THE Common Law"
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Is CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HAIR
SAVE YOUR HAIR! MAKE 1T
THICK, WAVY AND BEAU
TIEUl-TRX THISI

Thin brittle clorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of daEdruff--that awful scurf.
There is nothing 90 destructive to
the hair as Gandruff It robs the hair
of its 1ustre. its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feyerish-
ness and itching of the scalp which
if not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die-then the
hair fall out fast. /, A. little Dapderine
tonight anytime-will surely
save your hair.
Get a 25-cents bottle of Knowlton' S
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first appli-
cation your hair will take on that life
lustre and luXuriance which is so
beautiful. 1t will become wavy and
luffy and have the appearance of
softness; but what will please you
most will be after just few week
Use when you will actually see lot
If fine dowy hair-new hair--grow-
IL over the scalp. 2
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THE PRINCE OF SEN.

OF considerable Importance to local
music lovers is the announcement that
an elaborate revival of Pixtey and
Luders' best and most famous musical
comedy, THE Prince of Pilsen," will
include this city in its itinerary. The
organization is headed by Charles
Horne and Estella Birney and there
Will be an augmented orchestra. At
the Grand next Thursday. Seats sell
ing at Golfers Drug Store. Prices 80
to $1.50.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annua meeting of the share
holder sof The National Bank of
Brunswick, for the purpose OF elect
ing a Board Of directors and trans
acting such other business as may
come before them, win. be held In
their banking rooms Tuesday Jan
uary, 9th. 1917, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock a. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. m.
G. 4. Sheldon, Cashier.
Brunswick Ca,
Dee. 9th, 1916. 1210,12,19,26; Il
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THREE IN A DAY.

Judge Edwin w. Dart has married
three couples since Monday as fol-
lows: Milton H. Cooper and Miss
Beatrice Reptz, B. p. Franklin and
Miss Lila Allen, H. *. PurseIy and
Miss Edith Anderson.
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e. NJ Fell, assistant general pas
senger agent OF the Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Atlantic railroad, with head
quarters in Atlanta was among the
visitors to the city yesterday.
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JUDGE DARTS RETURN DAY.

This is the last lday for filing suits
in Judge Darts court and all attorneys
ana qthlers are ,rgdH eafef % govern
themselves accordingly. All cases to
be tried at the January term must be
filed today
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Wrigh. Il Gowen nave all kinds OF
fresh garden seeds which they guar
antee to be reliable and can be de-
pended on for sure crop. Bulk seeds
specially Prices are right ohoLe 527
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Frank Roberts leaves this morning
for Pavo where he has purchased an
excellent drug business and will re-
side there in future Mr., Roberts has
made many friends in Brunswick all
Of whom regret that he is TO remove
from this city.
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OUT ON BOND.

Annie Meyers, the colored woman
arrested by the police on the charge
of having over the limit of whiskey
in her possession, gave bonds i'll the
sum Of $500 and is out of jail Some
Of the colored friends of the woman
stood the bond
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LARGE COURT TODAY.

Mayor Hopkins will have at least
fifteen cases Tor this morning Tor
various offenses from liquor case to
violation OF the traffic ordinance.
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SOLICITOR COMING MONDAY.

Solicitor General Alvin Sellers will
reach here Monday because. of the
fact that the grand jury convenes on
that date. AS published yesterday
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TO Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up the System

NHU bUTTu Up tIIt Oy aNUIII
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. soc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05

|. B. c. Poe, Dalton, is Spending a
few days in the city with view Of
locating here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05

c. A. Leaker, Chattanooga, who has
been spending several days in the
city, has returned TO his home.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05

morning, the criminal docket will not
De taken up until Monday week, but
he fact that the grand jury will be
in session makes il imperative that
the solicitor be present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05

LARGE SELECTION OF ELETRO-
LIERS AND DOMES. H. M. MILLER
FURNITURE co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05

B. w. Love, Jacksonville, was in
the city yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05

DR.. ]. T. Maxwell will be in Bruins
wick on Saturday, Jonuary 9th.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05

Phil Goette, formerly of this city,
now of Macon was here yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-01-05
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A. Nj. Smith spent yesterday
Macon.