The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23

citizens Hoodlumism is the first step in
the direction of crime. The hoodlum q
| very often a good boy who does not knOy
A., what to do, and so ne does the wroEg
/ thing He bonbards with tomatoes "A
! good man taking bath, puts ticktacss
! on windows. ties tin can to the dog
tail, takes the burs OFF your carriage
J wheels. steals your chickens, anneXcs
! your horse blankets and scaTes old ladies'
| into fits by appearing al windows wrap
| ped in a white sheet. To wear a mask
! "A k IN and demand the money in the
fl ily ginber jar is the next AMI natural
e1o'uton. The penitentiary y4wIs for
tie hoodlurn
To d great degree the Roycrof shop has
done away with hoodiumism ia this Wiz
lage and a stranger wearing a silk hat
or an artist with a white umbr ia IS now
cutie safe upon our streets. Very nat raj
J.. ID oldest inaabtaut Will dluy what
haze said about East Aurora. lic vii tell
you that the order. cleanliness and beauty
Of the place have always existed. The
change has come about 50 naturally anu
80 entirely without his assistance that he
knows nothing about it Truth when first
pr, scented is always denied but later there
comes a stage when the man says II al
ways believed H." And so the good old
citizens are induced to say that these
things have always been or else they
gently poohpooh them However. the
truth remains that ! introduced the first
-. 80 80 NJ w eV".i' - - ~
NJ W. NV "aS "'iioils ''.e ~ .. 90
use eiectr1city for lights and natural gas
for fuel. and so far am the only one in
( town to- use natural gas for power
. Intii the starring OF the Roycroft shop
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coed bul Of the many WHO are lost in The
maelstrom We know nothing sometimes
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pooN' "e p.ii'su y tiNe q Ato' e 'o"H.
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anu Ulle rom pi's'a'ls' Neiiteu II 20 D9
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nisii'p opi ill,ls siop Noz,ly- hau tour
elI's ana tniee boys "orSihs LOT us men
~ sup was never 'Uthsu anu tAe uVys
anu snIS u9eu 70 Gone az outd eNettlnes'
- was lea!ly more p'easah, nan Sl hoiae.
| ! pIousHt over d shei on oVohs rom my
! iierafy 1heh Drought me pluao pe-
| cause the youngsters wanted TO NHn&e.