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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14
r4E DIVORCE EVIL.

Judge William McEwen. in his six
years on the bench in Chicago, has
tried more than two thousand di-
vorce cases, in all Of which, he has
shown his understanding Of human
nature and his clear insight into
modern conditions. The Judge does
not desire to issua dzscs Of divorce.
ment if it is poI pvoid it.
therefore he goe 1oxamines
the reasons under 80 %puble and
whenever possible. he ausA tests some
reimbursement Of the marlta relations
that may result in e3hcila.tion.
The judge, who is among the republi-
can possibilities for governor of the
state of Inionis. Is the embodiment
OF practical philosophy as well as a
learned lawyer and fine Judge. and is
said to be very popular among the
people between whom he sits in
judgment.
Judge McEwen does not condemn
those who seek divorces so much as
he does the conditions which bring
about > state of affairs that cause
the husband or the wife TO apply for
legal sepa-ation.He holds that
social conditions are abnormal. and
that the way to cure the divorce evil
is not to shrek against those who
seek legal dissolution of marriage.
hut TO devise some means of develop
ing more normal men and women
content to I've under more normal
conditions. The place of the woman,
he says. is to keep the home to rear
children, while the man provides for
the daily living. This is the normal
life, which is not by any means as
common as it should he.
We men, saws the judge, are
losing the respect OF women. Stats
ties recently compiled by the bureau
of commerce ana labor show that ons
woman in every Zee women in the
United States works. That IS an
appalling proportion. It shows both
the reason and the result Of the pop
ularity Of divorce il this county
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Bryan AGAINST The FIELD

Discussing the recent statement o.
President Roosevelt in which he
again announces and reiterates the
statement that he viii under no cir
cumstances be a candidate for the
presidency again. the Savannah
Press has the following interesting
editorial
For once Theodore Roosevelt has
done the expected thing. His an
nouncement that he win not become
a candidate for president again was
what those who have been closest to
him have anticipated. The president
has done 50 many things, however,
that were not looked for. and no one
thought he would do. that mdl the
second declaration that he was to be
considered "out of the running had
been actually made there were many
who harbored the belief that he might
consent to make a second race for
president
The news from Washington todaF
will be Of a sad nature for many oil
the adherents to the PRINCIPLES Of tine
republican party. With Roosevelt
not candidate for president they
have lost their tailsman. The presi-
dents popularity can hardly be doub
ted by those who have watched his
course. He has gained friends to a
great extent through his indep ndent
spirit and his readiness to endorse
ideas because they were or were not
planks to the political platform Of his
party. The Georgia blood in his
veins has made him an independent
statesmen. He is impetuous to a de
gree. but while be seems to make
up his mind in q hurry. he doesn't
rellnquish any position he assumes.
but battles # out with his adyersaqes
BY hey political enemies. nature fa.
KRIS or members OF the AnaHias club
The removal Of the president from
the possibilities Of next year means
that the republican party Is now with
out man upon whom they can CON
centrate. It is aust as if Grover
Cleveland had determined not to Of
ftr fcr ) second term IN iSSS Il,
can bs imagined how the democrats
would have felt at that time This
Is the way many republicans are feel
ing today II not Roosevelt. who? IS
one Of the queries they cannot an
swcr satisfactory. The candidacy OF
Secretary Taft has aroused no en-.
''usi'sl"' 1Hs po'pis 10 "o' wan :
'aAe'' 0peuAeF Oa"i'0N Do0i" ~ ~
q sno' 70 oe heaiu AROUND 'ne ~o'1u'
ana Oor'eifou uoes not nieasuel iu''
= " - we ieq'' = 'i'l'' i'' - . O'''
u'a''e lor president ne iinanc'A'
0e''Se's iNisH' iiAe " Wy ii'i' ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

Speedy justice is the best vindi-
cation OF the law and the people Of
Atlenta have given the rest of the
state a splendid example Of this in
the prompt handling Of the slayer OF
Policeman Manner.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

1t begins to look like the several
wings of the democracy have made
up their minds to flcp together next
year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

Senator Foraker refuses to discuss
the second statement from Theodore
that he would not accept the republi-
can nomination again.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

It is passing strange how many
favorite sons there are in the coun-
try who become intensely popular
every four years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

Only four thousand bills were in.
troduced in congress on the first day
Of the session and was only halt
days work at that.
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II all the clans fo- currency re.
form now under way should happen
to materlalize. why fellow would
not know piece Of currency L
he should chance to meet it on the
public highway.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

Bryan and CHAMBER seems to @e
the ticket now mostly favored for
the democatic nomination.
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After al. it would have iolted Col
Watterson If the democrats had met
IN Louisville and nominated Mr..
Bryan.
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Correspondence solicited, but TO
receive attention. letters must be
accompanied by p responsible name
not for publication. but as a
guarantee Of good faith.
Rejected communications will he
returned If aecompe aied By postage
Remittance should be made BY
postal note check. money order
or registered letter.
Address
News Publishing Co.,
Brunswick, Ga.
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Yesterday was Friday the thir.
teenth and set nothing sery horrible
happened
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

1t is 9. wonder that the president
has not yet installed Tom Watson ia
his little Ananias club.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

That statement from the president
might be another desperate case OF
four flushing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

The A. Il. & A.. having reached At
lanta win not pull out for Birming-
ham.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-14

cortelyou seems to be right after
the marital Of Teddy
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Just received a large lot of baby
long cloaks, children cloaks and
ready-raade drasses.
sig Levison.
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Such oranka as Senator Jeh Davis
Of Arkansas have 40 right 70 posi-
lions in the United States senate.
They certainly are rot an ornament
70 either their Constituency. Or to the
senate.
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The Rome Herald aud the Rome
Tribune are having q hot 4quabble
over the relative value OF onions in
the game Of love. ITS strong sub
1ect TO say the least Of it.
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Glynn County.
Givnn County Commissioners.
The United states Court Of Bank.
fuptcy FOR this district.
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Young man Of good hal-
ils desires position as bookkceper
tlie first o. January Am ex-
perienced and can furnish sod
reference Address "ComUetont,
No il3 West Broad street. sava1-
nah. Ga.
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FOUND-A bunch Of keys owner
can have same b. proving propeTty
and paying for this ad.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms.
bot and cold BATHS, electric ligats
and ali other conveniences suita-
Bile for hgae housak '.iDing Apply
corner Newcastle aud Hove streets
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room.
conveaiently located Address l.,
News Office.
WANTED-Lady stenographer. Ad-
dress x. care News.
FOR sALE-Fine jersey COW Ap-
ply 70 T. T. Winter 81 Newcastle
street.
FOR sALE-ONE safe. two roller
top desks. one standing and one
typewriter desk All practically
new Above can be seen and eX-
amined at " L. Miller's Office, a
T. & A., terminals. W. L.Miller
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FOR RENT House at 1lo2 London
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N .NTED-Poz ition as clerk in dry
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liae Post once Address, r. #. d.
No l.
FOR Pretty corner lot 80 by
80, Al5ermarie and Wolf strra cts:
improvements going MP all around
IT, Price $50. hals cash, balance
on terms. See II. A. Wrench.
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FOR SALE Pot plans and rose bush
es at s04 6 street.
-
WANTED YOU TO BUY COAL AND
WOOD FROM KNIGHT COAL
WOOD COMPANY. HAVE THE
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44e. KNIGHT COAL AND WOOD
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WANTED Young man Of good hal-
iis desires position as bookEceper
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perienced and can furnish sod
reference Address "Ccmuetonf, "
No li3 West Broad street. 2ava1-
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Statesmen WANTED Sell retail
trade, your locality. SOS per month
and exnenses TO start or commits
sion Experience necessary. Her
ningsen Cigar Co.. Toledo. O.
Dept +.
WS-VTED ON Illustrated catalogue.
explains bow we teach barber
trade in q, few weeks, mailed free.
Molar Barber College. Atlanta, Ga.
RUG SALE TODAY. LEAVY e co.
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Three Albany banks have recently
combined into one great and power
fal institution. That's the proper
thing and means much fos the Ar
tesian city
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms.
hot and cald baths. electric lights
and ali other conveniences suita-
Bile for igat h0usak 'aDins Abby
corner Newcastle aud Hove streets
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FOUND-A bunch Of keys owner
can have same b. proving propeTty
ana paving for this ad.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room.
convediently located. Address l.,
News Office.
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WANTED -Our Illustrated catalogue.
explains how we teach barber
trade III a few weeks, mailed free.
Molar Barber College. Atlanta, Ga.
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Statesmen WANTED Sell retail
trade, your locality. SOS per month
and eXpenses 10 start or commits
sion. Experience nscessary Her
nngsen Cigar Co.. Toledo. O.
Dept r.
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WANTED-Ladv sten0grapher- Adj
dress x. care News.
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST
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RUG SALE TODAY. LgAvY & CO.
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Max Isaae

Attorneys for petitioners.
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FOR sALE-Fine Jersey COW. APP
ply TO r. f. Winter 81 Newcastle
street.
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WANTED AN experienced stenog-
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which they desire done at reason
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care News Office
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-17
INFANT NATURE FAKER
SWALLOWS TEDDY BEAR
Baby Thinks Little Grizzly Cub Is Good
to Eat and Operation Is
Necessary to Save
His Life

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Aug. 16-Master
John Rentschler, jr., of Marshall, Mich,
swallowed his TEDDY bear" The
much cuddled supplanter of dolls
nearly caused the death of Johnnie and
it was only through an operation by DR..
Canfeld at the University hospital that
Teddy" was rescued to be cuddled once
more and Johnnie saved to do the cud-
ding.
The particular member of the large
and ever growing "Teddy" family is
but an inch and three quarters in
length and occupied a situation in hu-
man ornamentation as watch charm.
Johnnie is but years old. He could
not show his love by hugging and
caressing because Teddy" was con-
structed on. too small a scale for the
embraces of even so small a child.
What else to do but swallow Teddy p
This display of affection was enacted
yesterday. Teddy" did not complete
the journey to the cavernous depths of
Johnnie's interior, but got turned
around half way down and stuck. John
ME swallowed and swallowed and then
he tried to scream, but his wind was
short and when his parents found him
he was in a bad way.
The little boy was hurried from Mar
shall. For fear he might not live until
Ann Arbor was reached, a stop was
made at Battle Creek. where an effort
to remove the toy was unsuccessful.
1t was accomplished here today, how
ever, and Teddy and Johnnie are
doing nicely.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-17
MANY TO GATHER AT
( ANNUAL CATHOLIC PICNIC
Venice in Gala Attire to Welcome the
Visitors, Who Will Be Enter
tained with Music and
Addresses

The annual Catholic reunion and picnic
will be held today at Venice. two
minute car service will be run for the
convenience of the picnickers between
s and 10 o'clock going. and from to Z
o'clock returning. The parlor car will
leave at $3.50 with Bishop Conaty, the
clergy and the executive committee.
The day will be opened at Venice on
the arrival of the bishop with the lit
erary program, which will be held in the
Auditorium. p. ]. O'Connor, president of
the executive committee, will make the
opening address. He will introduce
Mayor Burks of Ocean Park, who will de-
liver the address of welcome. Bishop
Conaty will give the address of the day.
Immediately following the program the
main event of the day to the fond parents
will be the baby show. 1t is expected
that about half hundred babies will be
entered in the contest. Silver cups will
be awarded as prizes. The judges for
this momentous event have been kept
secret.
A banquet will be served in the ship
hotel to the bishop, clergy, members of
the committee and invited guests. About
seventy-f1ve covers will be laid.
At 2 o'clock the athletic sports will be
held. A novel feature will be the races
for women and young girls and boys.
One will be for "marriageable young
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-17
CHARGES OF WALL
S7REETARE DENIED
BoNAPARTE REPLIES TO CRITICS
ALLEGATIONS
Attorney General Issues I~terview in
Which He Brands Statements of
FIlppancy In Financial En-
terprises as False

BY Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 16.-The News
today prints an interview given its
Washington representative by Attorney
General Charles j. Bonaparte, which con-
stitutes a reply to the charge of wall
street that the attorney general has been
treating the great industrial and financial
enerprises of the country with fiippancy.
The interview is really a statement
carefully prepared by Mr.. Bonaparte
himself. In part he says.
'I cannot understand how any sensf-
BILE person could be affected in dealing
with matters of business by any remarks
which have been attributed to me.
II should say that business men ought
to wish to have the laws strictly and
impartially enforced. If this is done
everybody knows what he can do and
what he cannot and everybody has a
fair field and no favorites
"The department of justice proposes to
do precisely this and nothing more 1t is
requiredsby law to enforce certain penal
statutes which make certain forms of
actions crimes against the United States
and also provides civil remedies for such
illegal actions. The department, since 1
have been at its head, has never taken
W eilOICe lu6 Jaws WlluOuL
a very careful preliminary investigation
to determine whether there was good
reason to believe that the laws had been,
in fact, violatd.
Moreover, 1t has consistently and fire.
quently overlooked merely formal vio-
lations of law, or offenses attended with
trivial consequences, and has invariably
refused to intervene in such cases when
there was any reason to suspect that it's
intervention was desired to further pri-
vate ends.
IF the ground of complaint against the
department is that it proposes to punish
prominent and wealthy men or corpora
tions having vast amounts of capital and
engaged in very extensive business. when
these are shown to have been wilful and
persistent law breakers on a great scale
and with grave injury to the purposes of
the law, 1 must admit that these COM
plants are well founded. That is precisely |
what the department of justice is trying |
to do, and while I remain its head will |
continue to do, so far as 1t can"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-17
INCORPORATE GAS COMPANY
FOR SHOESTRING SECTION
PACIFIC PLANT TO BE ERECTED
IN COUNTY
Big Realty Owners Say They viii
Spend 100000 Piping GasIess
Section. and Promise Ser
vice by January

Promising to spend 100000 at once and
more later, the Pacific Gas company in
corporators have filed their papers at
Sacramento.
This newest of companies was turned
down by the fire board because it asked
for a permit in a district outside of the
gas works zone-in the shoestring neigh
borhood.
The company's hackers own 1000 lots in
the southeastern district and expect not
only to pipe these in time but to supply
the whole district with gas. The plant
will be erected outside the city limits
President Charles A. Elder said yester-
day:
1T is impossible to say what money
will be required, the amount depending
largely upon circumstances as we find
them after beginning operations.
Contracts have been let for portion
of the machinery supply, which calls for
an expenditure of 100000. Piping will, of
course entail the largest outlay, and it
was thought expedient to vote S1,0OO,OOO
for emergency.
Work will begin in the near future and
we expect to have a plentiful gas supply
on our own property by January l."
r. D. List, c. Martin. E. ]. Scott, M.
D. Deeble and A. P. thompson are active
in the new enterprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-17
CLAIMS DAN HAYES WAS
TRUE AUTHOR OF HAMLET
Massachusetts OMan Makes Curious
Find in an Old Theatrical
Program Picked Up in
London Shop

WORCESTER, Aug. 16.-With a hobby
Tor collecting old theater programs, AL
bert Lando of this city, who recently re-
turned from a trip to London discov-
cred what he considers a Veritable
treasure between the leaves of an old
volume on the shelves of an ancient
book store on the Strand in that CITY,
The program, in language that cannot
be mistaken, claims that Dan Hayes
Of Limerick is the original writer of
Hamlet and not Shakespeare.
The old, and to Mr.. Lando very valu-
able, program reads as follows:
"KILKENNY THEATER ROYAL.
by His Majestys Company of Come
dams
"Crhe last night because the company
go tomorrow to Waterford.)
"On Saturday, May IA, 1892, will be per-
formed by command of several respect
able persons in this learned metropolis,
for the benefit of Mr.. Kearns,
THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET
Originally written and composed by the
celebrated Dan Hayes of Limerick and
inserted in Shakespeare's work.
Hamlet by Mr.. Kearns (being his
first appearance in this parD, who, be-
tween the acts will perform several solos
on the patent bagpipes which play two
tunes at the same time.
'Opnella Dy MIS-. PrlOr, VINO Will intro
duce several favourite airs In character,
particularly The Lass of Richmond Hill
and Wen All Be Unhappy Together
from the Rev. Mr.. Dibbins Oddities.
"The parts of the King and Queen by
the direction of the Rev. FIR. O'Callaghan
will be omitted as too immoral for any
stage.
''Polonius, the comical politician, by a
young gentleman, being his first appear
ance in public.
"The Ghost, Gravedigger and Laertes
by Mr.. Sampson, the great London come
dian.
'The characters to be dressed in Roman
shapes.
ITO which will be added an interlude.
In which will be introduced several
sleight- of-hand tricks by the celebrated
surveyor. Hunt. The whole to conclude
with the farce of
=" 'MAHOMET, THE IMPOSTOR,'
by Mr.. Kearhs.
Tickets to be had of Mr.. Kearns at the
sign of The Goats Beard in Castle street.
The value Of the tickets, as usual. will
be taken If required in candles, bacon,
soap, butter. cheese, etc., as Mr.. Kearns
wishes in every particular to accommo-
date the public.
mo person whatever will be admitted
into the boxes without shoes or stock
lngs."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-17
FLAG DOWN.;
RIOT NEAR
INDIANA POLICEMAN REMOVES
STARS AND STRIPES
OF CIVIL WAR WANT
TO MOB HIM
iting Banners Floating over
Street and Gets Into
Trouble

LOGANSPORT. Ind, Aug. 16.-Patriot-
ism is at fever heat here, veterans of the
G. A. r. are drilling tirelessly, while
swords, revolvers and rifles are at a
premium, and the newspapers of the
town are issuing special war editions
Even the women have become infected.
The whole trouble arose because Po-
lice Chief George Graham attempted yes
terday to lower the United States flag
hung in front of the marine recruiting
office. The policeman believed that he
had the right to enforce the ordinance
forbidding any flag or banrer to sus-
pend over any street, and Ci'y Attorney
George Funk held that the street goes
as high as the buildings" but he dis
creetly advised the police to refrain from
enforcing the law as far as the flag Of
the country was concerned.
Today flags were flying in front of the
marine station.
The news spread like wildfire, crowds
of G. A. R. veterans gathered and
threatened to mob the police station and
tar and feather the policemen. Sheriff
Enyart threw in his cause with the
marine corporal and assured him of the
protection of the county officials. The
police commissioners have been consid-
ering the removal of Graham, but they
are in somewhat of a quandary inasmuch
as he did not actually lay hands on the
flag and they can take no action.
Corporal Murtaugh has sent report OF
the incident to headquarters at Indian
apolis. The incident was then reported
to Washington, whence orders were sent
to Murtaugh to keep the flag flying at
all costs, and If necessary reinforcements
would be dispotched.
The minimum penalty for striking the
colors at an army or navy post is three
years hard labor.