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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-19

WIN. NOBLE, Dentist.
NO. 100 Norwich ST., Brunswick, Ga.
Having competent assistance is
prepared to do crown and bridge work
while you are waiting, at moderate
prices.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
EDITOR FINED FOR
LIBEL ON HERR HARDIN

Munich, April 21.-A libel suit
which was sequel to the notorious
Hardin-VOn Eulenburg Won Moltke
case. resulted today in the conviction
Of Herr stable editor Of the Neuc
Frei Volks Ieitung. A fine of $25
and costs was imposed upon him for
stating that MaXimilien Harden edi-
tor Of Die Zukunt Of Berlin had re-
ceived $4,000 from Count Won Eulen-
burg to suppress the case. owing to
the nature of the testimony in this
trial. as In previous trials the court
ordered the public to be excluded
from the court room until the deliv-
cry Of the verdict
In passing judgment, the court de-
clarcd that the insinuation that Herr
Hardin accepted a bribe was un-
founded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
CLEVELAND TRACTION
FIGHT STILL UNSETTLED

Cleveland, April 21.--The CIeve-
land Electric Railway company made
concession today of $5 share in
the valuation of its nroperty in the
peace negotiations with the city. The
offer Of the company now is $j5 a
share. The offer Of the city admin
stration Is $50 a share. The com
pany's offer was made upon condition
that the city would raise its offer to
that figure.
At special session Of the city
council today where the proposition
was made. the councilmen adjourned
with the purpose of holding ward
meetings to ascertain If their const-
tuents are in favor Of accepting S55 as
a peace figure, If this price Is agreed
TO-, the property of the company and
that Of the competing traction com
pany viii be placed In the hands Of
holding company which will operate
the system at the lowest possible rate
Of fare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
TRUST BUSTER
WANTEOAT
ONCE
NEWSPAPER OWNERS
SQUIRM UNDER MONOPOLY
Print Paper Combination De-
0ou0ced by Members Of AS
Socialed Press Immediate
Relief Demanded of Congress


New York April 2t The annual
meeting OF the Associated Press was
held at the Maldurt-Astorla hotel to-
day with an exceptionally large at
tendance of members from every see
tiou of the country Aside from tho
transaction of purely routine business
affecting tho organization the most
important action taken was the pres
eetatlou and adoption Of an address
asking the president and congress G.
grant immediate fclict from the et-
actions OF combinations Of paper
makers Tho address is as follows,
Representatives Of 7ii daily news
papers gathered at tho annual meet
ing of the Associated Press respectful-
~ ask the president and congress to
grant immediate relief from the eN-
actions of paper makers.
"lu September, 1907. and again IN
November, 1907, the attention Of the
authorities was directed to the excess
sivp prices then demanded by the pa
per combinations Immediately upon
the assemhlage of congress twenty or
moro bills aimed 20 correct these con
dtions and To put paper and pulp on
the free list were introduced and re-
fcrtcd Co the ways and means commit
teo Persistent efforts have been em-
aud to carry over to another session
of congress every proposition design
ed for relief
"All newspapers here represented
protest against delay,
Attention is also directed to the
false reports of news print paper
prices which wore recently furnished
Ia congress by the director Of the
census bureau The newspapers here
represented use Approximately eighty
per cent of the news print paper con-
sumed In the United States. We de-
uauuce the quotations as submitted 20
congress as misleading and unworthy
aG crrdunce The rclteration Of the
accuracy Of these figures of the direc-
tor after the error had heon called
10 public attention tends TO shake pub
lie confidence and respect Of statistics
thus complied
The choosing Of directors resulted
u the recollection Of the five directors
whose terms had expired, as follows
Charles II CrHsty, Baltimore Even
Ing News; w r Nelson Kansas City
Star; $. l., Mclean, Philadelphia Bul-
1rtn George Thompson ST. Paul Dis
patch, and Adnlph S Osch New York
Times.
No changes IN the present rules aud
regulations Of the service were made.
Tho Associated ress and the Amerl
car Newspaper Publishers Hssocia-
tou win sit down 10 q Joint banquet
tomorrow night at the Waldorf-As-
toria at which William j. Bryan will
be the chief speaker
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
PRAISES
MISSIONARY
ENDEAvORS
BRITISH AMBASSADOR ON
PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY
Work of Holy Men in Heathen
Lands Set at Naught by Mis-
conduct of Self Seeking Mer-
CenarieS, He Says,

lbN MORNING J0uruhl snecHl Lehsto NHr' !
Chattanooga, Tenn, April 2l.--The
first session of the Laymen's confer
ence of the Episcopal church of the
south was held in the auditorium to-
night. The vast hall was crowded to
its utmost capacity fully 10000 per
sons being present when Ambassador
James Bryce of Great Britain entered
the auditorium, the vast thronE arose
as one and checred him from the time
he entered the door, continuing long
after he took his scat on the roStrum,
Ambassador Bryce repeatedly bowed
his acknowledgements. He said in
his address
"As a traveller | have had frequent
opportunities of seeing the results of
mission work. No missionaries have
done more good than those from your
own country, especially in Asia Minor.
Syria and Egypt, But the traveller is
often forced to ask himself why, in
spite of these noble efforts, have the
results not been greater? Why has
Christianity not conquered the world
Missions are not the only form
which the contact of advanced Chris
tian races with backward races has
taken. When the Spaniards began to
conquer the new world there was
much preaching; and the desire to
make the cross reign over all Amerl-
can lands was a genuine desire But
the COnquerors did many
other things besides preach. They
were greedy Of wealth. they forced
the natives to till the soil and labor
in the mines. They did this so harsh
~ that in some thirty or forty years
all the native Indians in Hispanola
(now HaytD are said to have perished
and this happened long before in
Cuba and Jamaica also Everywhere
the same thing has gone on happen
ing more or less wherever the strong
races, civilized men with firearms and
horses, have come in contact with the
races weaker in intelligence and or
Traders have often rob-
bed the savage of his land They
have often cheated him, They sell
hin liuuor-the vilest sort India $
vast native populations are ruled with
perfect justice. But the action of pri-
yate citizens who have dealings with |
natives often disgraces the Christian
name. Such mems conduct constant |
~ hinders or retards the good work |
which enlightened governments wish |
I'd to co.
Us it any wonder that the behav-
or of men who are numinally Chris |
.ians in profession if not practice has !
checked the spread of Christianity? |
rhe missionary comes preaching a |
yospel Of Justice and love and peace,
But when the native sees how men
behave who profess the religion which
he missionary breaches, the preach
ngs lose their value. 1t Is not too
much to say that the lives of men
lominally Christians have been the
.reatest of all hindranccs to the
pread Of the gospel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
GREETS
FAMILY, HOME
FROM EUROPE
GRANDSON HIDES, GREAT
ONE MISSES CONNECTIONS
Speech at Historic Cooper Un-
ion on Brotherhood of Man
Winds Up Busy Day for Me-
braSkan

|
LBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire I
/ Now York, April Rounding out
a day that had a pleasant beginning
| in the welcoming of his family re-
! turning from SoiOurn in Europe and
then carried him on a dying trip to
Trenton today for brief speech, Will
lam j. bryan returned here tonight
and addressed the Civic Forum on the
brotherhood of Man" to one Of tho
I largest gatherings ever assembled in
historic Cooper Union.
Mr.. Bryau's lively day was ended
at midnight when he made brief ad-
dress at the supper of the Missouri
soCict.
Mr., Bryan made the trip to New
York to greet his wife, his daughter
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt, and her two
children. Ruth and Bryan Leavitt, re-
turning on board the steamer Mime
haha which arrived early today. Mrs.
Bryan, Mrs. LcaVitt and her family
will probably leave for Nebraska to-
morrow. While the steamer was in
dock little Bryan Leavtt mischiev-
Ously hid under stateroom berth and
a long search led by his anxious
grandfather. delayed Mr.. Bryan on
board and he missed his train for
Trenton
A large audience greeted Mr.. Bryan
at the trenton opera mouse When ne
reached there TINS afternoon, In his
speech lhefe ne advocated election OF
united states senators py the people
direct and chafacteflzed Secretary
rats proposal Tor the reasonable
regulations OF trusts as feasible as
the regulation OF purgiarles by law.
Several hundred people were turn
ed away from Cooper Union tonight
unable to fihd seats and when Mr..
Bryan arrived he was greeted with
much applause. He said in part;
Il am getting SO that | feel quite
at home in New YORK. | find in this
great center of activity every kind Of
cungenial spirits and sympathetic |
hearts. ! have appeared at many pol |
itical gatherings here and even in this
very hall.
have devoted the best of my iife /
to the science OF government but
recognize that no matter how good |
government may be we miss its bless
Ines II we do not do right as indl- |
viduals, No matter now much we |
may be absorbed in issues and meth
DDS OF government, we cannot be IN
different to the many kinds of work
10 be carried on. l am glad to snow
my interest in and sympathy with the
object of uplifting the individual and
advancing the good of the community.
Here Is my definition of ciVlliaz-
ION; Ihe harmonious development or
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
NAVY SECOND
ONLY TO THAT
Of ENGLAND
BRITISH AUTHORITY
LAUOS AMERICAN SHIPS
Vessel for Vessel They Are
Equal of Any in the World
Says Famous Marine Archi-
teCt,

IBy Morning journal Special Lcnsed Wire |
Boston, April 2l--tu an interview
published here today Sir William
Henry White, who was for nearly
twenty years the responsible designer
OF all British warships, comments on
recent criticisms Of the American
navy After declaring that the crlti-
Cisms are unfoundcd i'm fact and sup
plomcnting this declaration by long
and technical explanation, Sir william
says:
There is one thing more that I
would like to say and / think il is
vital l have known the American
navy from the start II is not gencr-
ally known that the modern navy
started with the purchase of two of
my designs from the Armstrong;, That
was in 1885. From these designs the
Charleston and Baltimore were built.
THE first thing to say in this con-
nection is that you have naval archi-
tects as capable as any, in my judg
ment, in the world
THE second thing / want TO say Is
that your ship building yards are
quite equal to any we have in their
and management and alt
that.
"And the last is that. in my opln-
ion, you have a fleet that, ship for
ship. comparing the ships at a Civ
en- date-and that Is the only fair
equal to anything the
world contains And next to the Brit.
ish navy l think your navy is the best
in the world"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO
ASSASSINATE CABRERA

Guatemala city April 2l.-An at
tempt was made on the life of Pres
ident Cabrera in this city yesterday
but the attempt was not successful
The president was on his way from
his private residence to the national
palace to give an audience to the re-
Gently appointed American Minister,
William Hienke, when students fired
at him The students We're immed-
lately surrounded by royal troops and
made prisoners. The situation at pres
ont Is under the control Of the MILF
tary element
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
CANADIANS EXPECT
RECORD WHEAT YIELD
Northwestern Provinces Report Big
gcst Acreage in Thcir History.

Ottawa. ont. April 2I.-OfGcal re
ports received from agents through
out Manitoba, Saskatc hewan and Al
be rita show that the total avreagc un-
der crop In the Canadian west tl~8
year viii be about 20 per cent greater
than last year with all Indications
pointing to a record yield Of wheat.
Reports indicate that the arrival Of
American settlers to take up land VIII
be this year largely in excess Of last
year. The increased influx Of immi-
grafton from the western states Will
It Is expected, nearly make up for the
falling off in immigration from Great
Britain and other European countries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
CHURCHILL WINS THE
SUPPORT OF IRISHMEN

Dublin, April 21.-The nationalists
are satisfied with the assurances Civ
en- by Winston Spencer Churchill at
Manchester last night with regard to
the attitude Of the liberal party in the
matter of Irish government, and
John E. Remond announced at a
meeting of the United Irish league
today that it had been decided to sup
port Mr. Churchill and that recon-
mendations to this effect would be
sent to the irish voters at Manches-
ter MI Churchill is seeking re-elec-
tion to parliament on his recent ap-
pointment to the presidency Of board
trade In the new cabinet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
CORTELYOU ADDRESSES
SYRACUSE BUSINESS MEN

Syracuse, n. Y. April 2l-Secre-
tary Of the Treasury George b. Cortel-
you was the guest of honor and the
principal speaker at the banquet of
the Syracuse chamber Of commerce
this evening. his subject being Coy
ernment and Business.
Nearly 800 business men were pres
ent and gave Secretary Cortelyou an
enthusiastic reception
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

New York. April 2l.-Abron Albert
De Rothschold, Of Vienna, referee N
the Anglo American cable chess matdf
FOR the Newnes trophy cabled to the
BROOKLYN Chess club today as follows
Consider both games draws
The message had reference to the
two games LEFT unfinished on March
"A and upheld the contention Of the
American committee that the games
could not be won by the English. The
final totals of the match therefore,
are six and one-haf games for the
Americans and three and one-half for
the English
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
COMEDY
ENJOYEDBY
HOUSE
WILLIAMS HUMOROUSLY
ROASTED BY CUSHMAN



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was Il taN on ,n''Iigrn'r, Mr. CuSh-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

Minneapolis, April 21-Subject 10
ratification by the Yale corporation
Dean Frederick S. Jones. OF the en-
or eerinR faculty Of the University OF
Minnesota has been agreed upon by
the Yale faculty as the successor OF
- ~~r Yorks Wriaht. dean of Yale
callege, upon the latter's retirement in
September. 1909.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
COUNT COST OF
BATTLESH|P
VOYAGE
INTERESTED
IN NAVAL EXPENSES


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
HOSPITAL IN FLAMES;
PATIENTS ESCAPE UNHURT

Big Rapids Mich. April 21.--Fire
this afternoon destroyed Mercy hospi-
tai here. $4,000 establishment
erected twenty-seven years ago All
of the 3O6 patients and the forty sis
ters who were in the building were
rescued without injuries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
Carnegie Offers Gigt to Library.

New York, April 21.-Andrew Car
negic has promised Wells College at
Aurora $4,000 for a library to be
called the Frances Cleveland library,
after Mrs. Grover Cleveland, an
alumnus Of the college, on condition
that it raise an equal sum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

Reno, Ncv, April ~ Tho demo-
cratic state central committee today
decided to hold the state convention
At Carson City June ! to elect dele
gates to the Denver convention
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

washington, D. c., April 21,--'rhe
senate today confirmed the nomiua-
tion Of Laurence o. Murray of New
York, assistant secretary Of the de-
nartment Of commerce and labor, to
be comptroller of the currency,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
Death Claims MnIlam Tlss.

Buffalo. April 2I.-WiIIlam FISs,
one Of the largest horse dealers in
the world, died here today
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-26

Soruscn at bare eiennsmfrpoiet
gpen | nGe Tetninser. toe ics en-
Siir no til GnaIifb Bay og
paa min 500 iroifet ieg giennem
belle StanIep Harf. Der or be.
fienot for fine fore geoertrGer og
iin mretige llrifog. Zen minoet
mig ON Voint Defiance Bart | Ia.
coma o. @oooIdno Bari | Senttle
- bare ben er meset piIbere % op.
~ftrere.
Sra @ancotiper bar set meS Spor.
pogn til Rep
Der ligaer peb Sraierflooen, t2 Iil
! sitlig Retning fra @aucoiiper. Oct
Dor MI Heiiens egentIiae MaaI; tbi
Der ifitlbe Rntific areos az ben Bore.
neoe airfe boIoe fit gaarmpbe. Wen
leg pleier M aierre at benpttc au.
leoningen til at faa iaa nteget llo.
butte al Ell &eiie Tom mnligt, % oct
gioroe leg oaiaa Senue Sang, - og.
od ieg fnnoe reiie fra seattle til
@ictoria for 80 Gents, eioroe lea
ielpfslgeIig grug al ben SorSeI.
giletten er eIlers $2.00; men retop
Den llae par ser ct "Run" meTlcm
goooIinierne, ia, Der bar iosar It's.
iieter til, at man flntSe foa reiie for
ingenting - 90 fad Detailing ntpao,
men iaa beIoig bar ies MI life.
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forrige nse, ifaI leg life iise noget.
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rim % paobpiIer Ms6ets SefretRr.
3 nRitc SfripeIie ifaI ieg ncooeIe
noget fra 0eitminiter oe gpcrett.
s. 8. Sougen.
Sarotta, @oib., fl. Moi, 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-26
Sonapdrterne.

Zen 2OSs GpriI par SET 100
aarsbnger for 9apoIeou BEN IRE.
Dies SsSieI. Dagen er bel bIeDer
minoet I flcre irauifc 9tn6e, men De
fGrreite bar irbIaSt fla paa en- LIN,
oer'sgeIie al, ON ser fan itoe5 Of
bore nogen for 8epiibIifteu "rapo'
Ieoniittff Sore" for en- @icnopItnnen
al ct a~eiierosmme gonopurtc. Ter
finSeS bel eubmu | Sronfrig ct ItSet
aeiierparti og Der eriiterer en- uopo'
Ieoniittf Grptenoent, men buor IPn,
ge biz oct oore2 @auIfe al fig ieIo
'pm SsIoe al Sirgetes uatitrItge itS'
billing, bill 5ranfrig, bpis life o(ls
Seau ipiater, / 2sbet al en- RPnueifc,
alder life tieuOe oenre 6ore for Ge.
pubIiffen.
"a 9apoleon SEN SreSie tiltruoSte
&egieriugen, lepeoe Der iaa mango
@onnparter, at Ser life bar mtnoite
lloftst iii, at Suiet iflttoe uSos. Wen
nu? Zen Gel al SInaten, Ser |
Raue OF SeonbprS er | SeiOe meo
Guropu8 ~resierenSe Seriferhuie, or
M FIN reprriertcret peS Ben aamIe
aeiiertn6e G%ugenie; peO Griuiesie
aIotbiIoe, Gnfen eitcr 8rius "9Ion
QIon", ser err en- Ssitcr iii aiocoe
Song ltmberto al Stalicn % bcnoeS
to Conner, Sen 45.aarige QrtuS Gu.
poIeou @ittor % ben 43suariBe
grtnS 2ouis. Zen isrite al Sen'
rerne er oct officicqe Sperbooeo for
"WaiIon Smp&riaI Be Sronce", men
ban toaer fla fin Brptenbentroac ret
LET. San Ieper I grpSieI iom bel.
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