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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
A FRIEND.

Hes cot an awful stubby tall,
Most times les full or flcas;
Ills ear is looped over and
He's fun OF dog disease:
lie cant 30 in the kitchen cause
lie makes such tracks. You see.
But can't help but like him. for
He is so fond of me.
Hes all chewed up from fighting
which
a dog was made to do:
He smells some when it's rainy. but
Ills heart is good and true.
And IL go inside he waits.
All morning if need be.
uhtil I'm through. which shows that
Is awful fond of me.
He Amt very fancy dog. :
Nor very much for looks;
never saw Il dog like him
In any of my Looks:
sometimes he gets the mango until
His hair comes off. but he
Don't seem To care for beauty
II let him toi,ow me.
only necu 10 pet MIN and
He ways his tail and banks
And me and him together so
On lots of jolly larks.
Sometimes he chascs chickens or
tomcat up a tree.
But don't never whip him. cause
lie is so fond of me-
don't know whore got him, but
lie must have growcd up
Before | can remember. for
lie never was Il pup;
And maybe folks don't like him when
Their CATS so up trcc:
INT | cant help but like him when
| know he's fon- Of me
Birmingham Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

get through the 'day. and so to rest
or frivolity again, but to realize, with
Holland, that
To labor rightly and earnestly is
to walk in the golden track that leads
to God. II is to adopt the regiment
of manhood and womanhood. 1t is
To come into sympathy with the
great struggle of humanity toward
perfection II is to adopt the fellow
ship of all the great ana good the
world has even known"
To know this mood, to recognize
this truth is TO accept work, not as
the curse. but rs the primal bless
ing: the door of opportunity through
which we may all pass freely and
climb, if we will, to the heights he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
THE OPTiMIST.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Said Wolfgang Won Goethe: II am
heartily sorry for those persons who
are constantly talking of the perish
able nature of things and the moth
ingncss of human life: for this very
end we are here, to stamp the perish.
able worth"
That sentence is one of the real
messages Of optimism that will ring
down the ages to inspire men aud
urge them To their best efforts. 1t
contains Il thought that must. at some
time. come To every thinking man
the thought OF to what end Tor what
purpose. he is doing his work in the
work AS Robert Louis Stevenson
pointed out. II that were all the con
sidcration why. most men could get
more by stealing. But
Free men freely work:
Whoever fears God fears TO sit ut
case.
Life must perish. we all know that:
much Of what We do may he lost; we
must he rcconcilcd To that But how
few of us there are who can tell. in
the great scheme of things, what is
TO survive! When n man sets his
hand to piece of work. can he tell
whether IL Is 10 l." perishahlc or not?
In every moment of human existence
We may be stamping things with
IAN mpcrishablc worth" may he say
ing something; thinking. doing some.
thing that shall continue as Il blessed
or bancful Influence long after we
are passed away.
1t is well indeed. for those of us
who set about orr work as if labor
H.. 80 -" V ~, ~ 10 'c'i'''''pcr what Rus
IN W., ~" :" n"'
do o' s,"' am,o ''ls world 10
w., ,"s 't'",s mo whlch we cannot
-" n"' Gov me" a wv n'Ve certain work
ho We non ~ Un' nrrnu' ".h 'hat IS 10
do Cor 49,, Iai,,,h. "'nc' WORK 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
THE VIPER is A WONDERFUL
SUBMARINE

summarize torpedo boat which
has radius Of action OF 900 miles
would appear to have conquered sub.
stantinily all the mechanical difficult.
ties which have bafrlcd inventors for
considerably more than century.
Tho submarine Viper. built for the
United States navy. has sustained
successfully n sen test OF four fun
days or 81 continuous hours. Dui%EI
this time the vessel neither entered
port nor obtained any assistance from
any other ship. Meals were prepared
on board on electric stoves and. while
the crow can hardly have been com
Portable In its crampcd quartcrs. no
III cffccts were suffered by any one.
at ono stage of the test the vessel
ran ut full speed while suhme rgeh
for six hours The batteries were
charged while running NJ fun speed
and even the test of rough weather
was endured without mishap.
The Viper is one of four vessels
OF similar tyne which represent the
latest achievements OF the United
states in submarine navigation. There
are seven others on the naval list.
but they were built earlier ana. while
some of them have performed won.
dcrfnl foais. none has been subjected
to any such severe endurance test MS
this
Tho effect of such n craft on naval
warfare IL fascinating subject for
speculation. but ms yet II is all spec.
nlntion. None has actually ,nEn tried
In war, though submarines that np-
pcarcd to he practical had been bni.,
at the time of the war between Rus.
sin and JAPAN and hor;l nations were
said To he In possession or some. AS
early as our own Revolution a sub.
marine propelled by oars, was built
by I'M ingenious Yankee inventor
hut high explosives which comld he
handled successfully under water
were not then in existence The Con
fodcratcs made several daring cxpcr.
imcnts with submarines during the
Siege of Charleston. lat The only re-.
suit was the drowning of tho crews
which tried 10 operate them. Sub.
marine experiments in Europa have
bocn attended with many appalling
accidents. The United States has
thus far escaped such disasters ana
this may be n reason for believing
that II has developed the correct tyne
of boat
Theoretically submarine should
he able to dispose of battlcship al.
most ut will and make the construc.
ton of such vessels virtually useless.
Perhaps it will have that effect. ius,
MS steam power. the propeller and tho
ironclah successfully superannuatc2
the types of wnrshlps that made M
the worlds navics. MS was predicted
and naval authorities probably will
wait for II war to demonstrates that
battlcships really are useless before
abandoning them. At present the
greatest handicap of the submarine is
its lack of speed. Moving at only eight
or ten knots an hour. IL could never
overhaul ship that makes twcnt.;
Knots. Moreover, whenever the SUI.
marine comes to the surface. as II
must do for observations. SINGLE
shot from Il comparatively sinai, gun
would destroy It, While the aubna-
rinc, therefore. adds to the trrrors
and uncertainty of war, it is vet too
early to say that such vcsg Is win
rcvolutlonize warfare.
I==-==a-=-r=-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
WITH THE PARAoRAPHERs


MIR. j. Ham Lewis joins Senator
hob Taylor and Captain llohson IN
predicting inevitable war between
Japan and the United States" This
must be real discourasing to the Mi.
Mdo.- Washington Herald
III the German army. too. the auto.
mobile threatens 10 become II de.
s'riclivc weapon: hut whether II h,
destructive Of tho enemy is another
question: Philadelphia Record.
Secretary Loeb has Icon made a
present of the tip of an elephants
tail Was this iiN'ndod to tynify
Loeh's relative position to the Rcpub.
lican party?-Ncw York American.
Having looked the Treasury reports
over. MIR. Rockefeller has probably
concluded that the Government Is In
no Immediate need OF that $50 900 900
Washington Star.
No curves for women" Is fash.
Ions latest cdict. and there In now a
chance that we can safely regard
them rs the straight roods.'-
washington Post
Just now the man who cam, over
In the Lusiiania takes precedence OF
the one whose ancestors came over
In tho Mayflowcr Philadelphia In.
qnIrcr.
Sir Thomas Upton is so popular in
this country that we shall all be clad
TO Soc him have the Amcrica's cup
u ne can win Philadelphia Press
Southern editor expresses the
opinion that Kermit Roosevelt inner.
lied his modesty from his mother.
Quite likely. since the father seems
TO have nli his Washington
Post.
Truly this is n time of marycls
when Fifth avenue stage is penaliz.
cd for running too fast! II IL TO he
hoped the shades of tho departed
stage horses will be informed of the
doings of their electric SUCCESSORS
Now York Tribune
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

You'd. To work not alone for selfish
ends. but that the work may IL good;
thinking less of the wages and most
OF the chance it gives us TO set
mark that may be "A help and inspi-
ration to others. Let MS join work
ana love as Mrs. Browning did, and
with her be able to say
Beloved. let MS love so well.
Our work shall still be better for our
love,
And still our love be swceter for our
work,
And both. commended, for the sake
of each,
by all true workers ana true lovers
born.
Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
RHYME OF THE No-sEnsg RHYME

The noscnsc rhyme is n foolish
thing.
llilligy, squilligy. sQuit:
You add some feet that loudly ring,
And now you've started It.
me less of reason you have It's best
Pickles. spidjicum. Poe:
And that's the way you start. the rest
Is just to Letter go.
ion sGuo squce about n hlibb,
And fooze some flooish flaff:
AND then you've what they call n
Quib.
tbs that which is to laugh.
And when it's did yon hee haw,
Marconi, bnlfish prime:
Then l'aw blce and squoxe Il
sqnaw.
And here's your no.sense rhyme.
Frank Bates Flanner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1907.
WHO ORDERED THOSE COCKTAILS
ANYWAY

The quotations. of revision Of the tar
In, aud what we will do with the Philip
pinns. the future action of Congress
Chuckatuck will have nm improved
harbor have all become secondary
IN these days when mans mind is
devoted To the many great problems
whether the Standard OH Company
will over pay ita big fine or whether
Wall Street Ia ever going to get over
scared nj its own shadow; what
Teddy Is going to say In his six set
speeches on his trip through the Mid
die West are inconscpucntinl There
IN only one real burning question now
adays, ana that Is who did order those
cocktails. anyway?
AS the case stands nj the present
time 1t Ia an undisputcd fact that
there were cocktails on the dinner
table OF Vicc-Prcsidcnt Fairbanks at
which sat tho President of the United
States, The fact also remains I'M
disputed that the cocktails were not
OF the buttcrmilk variety. but were
of the dry Manhattan sort. Another
bit of nndisputed evidence Is tina,
there was ut the table good Me
thodist brother who did not approve
OF the aforesaid dry Manhattans. and
he told the indianapolis papers that
nrnthnr Enirlnnlo ha,l hrrEnu 4, rnIn
of the church and WAS TO be discipline.
ed Thus far the case is clear. No
Sherlock Holmes Is needed. but now
the mystery appears on the horizon
and It is its solution which the world
awaits With brcathlcss interest.
Vice.Prcsidcnt Fairbanks, rs good
Methodists. the other day attended
conference OF that church in Michigan
and incidentally Informed few friends
that he was the posscssor OF large
sized loud hu2zimg bee of the prcsi.
dental class. lie made speech and
he told his brothers present that he
thought all the reserved seats next 10
the throne above would be occupied
by the followers of Wesley The pre-.
siding bishop said in turn that he knew
that Brother Fairbanks had not or
dercd the cocktails and that lie did
not even know that they were on the
table Uhcrc were eleven persons at
the table, and that the Vice President
was Il greatly abused man. The bish
cpiI an a
ordered by the President or his sccrc
tary. For once in his life Sccctary
Loeb refuses TO take the blame for
something that he did not do and he
Is out with the statement that neither
he nor the President knew anything
of the cocktails until they saw them
before their plates.
Now who did order those cocktails.
anyway? Here is question that tops
the list of all of those which arc vital
in importance, and upon which
rests the best interests of the
country. Fairbanks, through his
mouthpicce, says that he did
not, and the Presidents talking
machine says they did not. Perhaps
1t was Teddy bear that ordered
them. Who knows? But if It was
Teddy bear what we want to know
Is whether it was black. white or
brown Teddy bear that did the or
derlng. And then again It is of i'm
portance why the stuffed animal pre.
ferod dry Manhatian's to dry Marti-
MS. and II 1t considered the question
OF whether some of the guests should
not have preferred theirs straight
These are all questions of groat i'm
portance and the people should arise
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

the Republican papers are making
q great deal of fuss about an informal
light in Tammany Hall and that it
means II Republican victory next fall.
Nonsense Tammany has its fights
bnt when election day rolls around the
members of the organization take
II straight" every time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

in their might and demand that the
truth be known.
by the way a Methodist bishop and
the President of the United States
must have whole lot to do to be dc
voting SO much talk TO this question
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
EHuHE & Hull
LARGEST OPTICAL
HOUSE ON THE
PENINSULA
12l 2Gth St. Opposite Postoffice.
DISTINGUISHED 1899

The beauty and charm OF the face
is in the eyes, and the selection Of
Eyeglasses intimately suited to tho
nose should be made before any 9TH
or feature of PERSONAL adornmcnt can
be considered.
The $50 EASY Eyeglasses is the
embodiment of style and beauty. They
are made In large variety of meas
nrcments to conform with the con
tour of the nose, resulting In Il per.
feet fit in each individual case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

a girl in Cleveland who is de-
scribed rs as unusually pretty. has
been arrested for stealing rings.
We always thought that pretty girls
had all the rings they wanted given
to them
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

The bulletins stln come in from
Wellman telling why he did not reach
the pole. If 1t took so many words
to tell about the failure, how many
would 1t have taken IL the trip had
been a success?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
Kept Him BUSY.

Young man. do you keep your car
to the ground?"
mo, sir; my time Is fully occupied
In Keeping my nose against the grind
stone"
And the pompous questioner passed
on.-Washngton Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

a Methodist minister tells his con.
srcgation that Rockefeller ana Carnc.
gle are examples OF patience and hard
labor that may be well followed. There
must be mortgage on that church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

When You read story on the rum
ored resignation of n cabinet member
Just put II down that II has been Il
dull day with the Washington CORES
pondents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

When airship trips become univer
sal. what will the tourist do for sou
venlr post cards?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Chewing gum is said by some au.
thoTity to be preventative for nal
de mer. But what is the preventive
If chewing gum?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Tho speed craze is said to be con
'asious. Messenger boys evidently
are immune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

The French have n new method
OF determining whether a person is
dead or not. Try 1t on some of our
statesmen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Peru has expended the sum of $780,
OoO for II cruiser. Wonder what one
shot from the Virginia would do to
her?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Lost. straycd or stolen. a boom 70
the presidency belonging to one Grant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Now there is another couple of the
affinity variety. About time that
people afflicted with this ailnient were
vaccinated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

III the German army. too. the auto
mobile threatens 10 become de
S'rnc'ivc weapon; but whether 1t be
destructive Of the enemy is another
question. Philadelphia Record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Entered at the Newport 72Sws. Va.
Poatoffice as second-clnss matter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19
Ctr Daillg p rras.

g. IL. Thucker. Editor and Publisher.
l.. Il. Pugh. Advertising Manager
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Secretary Loeb has Icon made ,
present of the tip of an elephant.
,hii' Was this ilN'ndod to typif,
ioehs relative position To the Rcpub
lic'n party?-Ncw York American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-19

Having looked the Treasury report
over. MIR. Rockefeller has probabl,
concluded that the Government Is II
II" Immediate need OF that $50. 900 ,O0C
Washington Star
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13
MRS HOPKINS ENTERTAiNs
slx-HAND EucHRE CLUB

Mrs r. r. Hopkins entertained the
six-hand Euchre Club delightfully."-
yesterday afternoon, the affair being
one Of the loyeliest ever given here
Red and green were the colors used
and they were charmingly carried out
IN every detail. even the refreshments
repeating the attractive color note in
many effective points The score
cards were very pretty, tied altema
tely with red and green ribbons. The
prizes. beautiful Dresden bowl and
a cut glass vase. wera yon ~ Mrs.
Cornell and Mrs. J. w. Bennett, who
presented them to the visi ing ladies'
who were guests Of the clab, Mrs
Henley and Mrs, Molten. IF Birminr.
ham. Elaborate retro mons w1rc
served In three courses ID the dir ng
room. which was beau isll'y decor.
ated. In the center OF the table on
lace centerpiece stool the punch
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR
THE COMING WEEK.

The following Is the calendar Of
weeks social affairs Monday 1fer-
noon the Bridge Eight win meet
wita Mrs. c. Doh Parker: Tuesday
morning Mrs. VIM Nightingale. Jr..
win entertain the Merry Matrons.
"Wednesday afternoon the Acacia
club will meet with Mrs. W. G. Brant.
ley.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. c.
Banks will entertain the Married
Womens' Bridge Club.
Friday morning the Reading Cluo
win meet witn Mrs J A. Montgomery.
Friday afternoon the slx-hand
EGchre Club will meet with Mrs.
j Y Brame.
The Thalian Club viii meet
Mrs. C. A Taylor and the as Yon
Like 1t Club With Miss Halle Night
ingale
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13
IN ONE MORE MONTH
LENTEN SEASON BEGINS

A month from today win mark the
beginning of Lent. the penitenial
season, wnen the social world lays
aside for fifAA all thought Of fri.
yoity lin theorJD and deyotes itself
to good works. f biting and prayer for
forty days. In e interim all sorts OF
gayeties viii crowded in and the
indications nj that the next four
weeks wiz DO the brightest OF the
season. a number of pleasant affairs
other than the routine club meetings.
being spoken OF for the remainder Of
the season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13
MISS MAUD LOTT
EhTERTAiNs FRIENDS.

Miss Maud Lott entertained her lit
tie friends with lovely party yester-
day afternoon. the occasion celebra-
ting her birthday Rcd and white
was the color motif. cairiessaQut very
prettily In the decorations. TIA lit
tic folks engaged In peanut hunt
Miss Irene Fox receiving the prize
for finding the greatest number Lit.
tie peanut dolls. dressed in red crepe
paper, were given as souyen Mrs. and
also small boxes Of Huyler's candy
After the peanut hunt the little hos
tess and her guests marched to the
dining room whore refreSpents
we're served The table W. lovely
picture With lace nserSVpieec owe
rcd and dccor6d0nsS red crepe pa
per The Birthday cake with twelve
red and wi&te candles, graeed the
center Of the ilble About thirty
guests we're present and the aGai
was greatly enjoyed By all
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13
PERSONAL MENTION
AND SOCIAL NOTES,

Master Franklin Aiken mas roeoy.
cred from his illness
Captain and MS J. G. lenly OF
birmingham. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. w G Brantley
MIR. and Mrs. c 3 Conyers have
arrived from their wedding trip and
are At the Oglethorpe
Mr. and Mrs. j. y Wright win re-
move to Brunswick from ST Simon
a. out February, and Will occupy their
residence on Union street
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Society News


bowl hung vito grapes WITH re- and
green cherries in the punch regr,-
senting the color motif From the
andeliers lovely red bells Of Gre q
pNper were hung sriluat'ag - de
frcm large ones to tiny cnea Red
and green ribbons led from IL eban-
dclier to each place where 5ouquets o2
rcd and waite corna ions ,,s illcea
ultimately souven Caadela
ira, one with red candles and green
SHADES. and the other with green can
dies and red shades, added 10 the
loyely appes sanraS the ta'ie Red
and green cherries .reste4 on u
e@&otte ThsNse6estN n ~
y ere Mesa8des Motion AZ fl}sz Of
Birmingham ?. NJ. Nightine IL.
Devoe r J. Nc Cali, II W. cornell
e. r. Conant. Misses Frances Gram
@ehtingale The members present
we're Mesdames upper, Bennet
Branwey. Sparks and Whitfield
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TTTUEEHU ULHLIIUUN

Thomas Jefferson is tle son Of
his father AS Rip Van Wrinkle he
is OF d verify a chip Of the old bloch"
one In whom the great Joseph felt
faith ~ pfida Not ofsen in real
Hfe do we find sons who may salts
factorily take up and carry on the
artistic work Of their progenitors.
though such circumstances pay be
found IN commedcial lines. Thomas
Jeferaon displays a hlial duty as
wen as artistic ambition in emula-
ting his sire and endeavoriug to
make bis own Interpretation Of the
character as much as possible like
that of me departed senior In th
Thomas has Succeeded 10 a marked
iegrea Ills delineation OF tire
hapul aaaesg Rip seemed for all the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13

Cao yoa wu EeU realize mat ID
win re anything These days. requires
A man or woman WITH dlsorderei di-
gestiva organs is NOT In shape for Is
day work on a days play How can
they expect to wta2 A0t- FOR
Dyspepsia contains tae5 digestiv
juices o. q healthy stomach and 81
pat your stomach in shape to pc
form it's important lgcton Of SUI
plying the body and brain with
strengtn-buiiding blood. Digests whac
YOU eat, relieves Indigestion Dyspep
STA. Sour Stomach, Palpitation Of the
Heart and Constipation Sold By ali
druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13

world ike that Of the elder Jefferson.
The play Of Rip Van Wrinkle,
which is to oe seen at the Grand on
Thursday January H. is one Of the
few in which the character Of a sod
den drunkard can be depicted without
violating the senses Of the beholdars.
In all HE weak eapitulation on the
sowing bomi Of sahnapS, Zip nss
the sympathy OF tia people and Ger
tainly tho results Of lis bibulatiou
AFFORD ample warning Of the bad e.
fleets Of gvsr4uduigence. The story
is told % the stage Ia snch charm
ling manner as to insure for II
popularity that IS destiasd to obtsla
forever
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-13

Fer lpptipg coats, Shelf beltF, leg
gias, saln eoYeN, etc. 80 20 50
LVTisaE,
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Notice
Any one needing SIX good horses
and as many ia, draws for service
during the next .wJ or three months
can set a real Bargain by inquiring
at The News Office
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Attend the mia-vinter millinery
opening at Miss Skaters.
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