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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28

The woman who is ambitious to be-
come a society leader begins by lead
ing her husband around by the nose
Chicago News.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28

My studies Of people have led me TO
the conclusion that the high and lofty
soul has a good bit Of the hypocrite
in his composition. London Outlook.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28

Ben Jonson. Talking and eloQuence
ere not the same; to speak. and to
speak well. are two things
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28

Even after he reaches the point
where he has to use trunk strap for
belt man still feels that he has a
pleasing personality.-Puck.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28

How many young men after taking
the bachelors degree at college rush
right OF and get marriea2
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28

Silks and satins put ont the Ere in
the kitchen
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28

Passed and approved by the City C0un-
Gil this 26th. day of Oct. 1908.
S. +. PARKS, mayor,
Attest. G. P. FocLE, city clerk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-28
Ninth Annual Tour I
the Beautiful Pastol,
Drama s6sI

With the Greatest b
Sopranos in the Vol
and a istinguished Cd
Of Players. 1
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10
AMENDMENTS
State Election on the zIst
JOINT RESOLUTION

JOINT RESOLUTlON
Proposing an amendment 10 sne ~oA
stitution of Louisiana relative to "a
collectors for the City Of New or
leans. providing for the election {
one Tax Collector for said city. fxint
his term Of office his compensation
and the clerical and other expense;
of his office and providing for the
payment thereof.
Section 1. Be II resolved by the Gen. |
eral Assembly OF the State OF Louis
iana. two thirds Of the members elected
20 each House concurrtng. That there
shall be submitted to the Qualified cleo
tors OF this State the following pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution Of
Louisiana, to-wit:
That there shall be one State Taa
Collector for the City OF New or,esns
who shall be elected by the Quaiineo
Electors Of said city for the term OF four
(D years. He shall receive salary OF
Five Thousand (s5.00o) Dollars per an
mum PAYABLE monthly. The fees receiv-
| ID from DELINQUENT tax-debtors. ~ also
| the fee of 3l.e0 charged for tax re-
search certificates to the persons ep-
| plying for same. shall be turned ovs'
| to the State Treasury.
1 u
| after this amendment shall haN> oeeh
| submitted to a vote Of the people, 81
herein provided. IL the same - adopt
cd. shall appropriate such I'm rs may
be necessary for the payment OF tns
clerical expenses. rent furniture an.
, porterage for the offiI Pof said tax col
iector; provided. hoI(ever. that the 10
tai amount of aiTappropriation shai
not exceed the ydm Of Sss.ooo.oo. an'
provided furthT that saio approp.'a
"a lion shall be ~ items showing the par
! ticular use 20 which such appropriate
funds shat be applied
! Sec. - Be II further enacted, etc
, | That .Els proposed amendment Dc SUI
| mittxi TO the electors Of the State 10
|. | Their approval or rejection as require
bf Article 321 Of the Constitution Q
! louisiana and the general election law
"a Of this State. at the general eiscuon
be held on the Tuesday following "
!, third Monday In April. 1908.
Section 3. Be Il further enacted. ets
That ali properly nominated candidate
!, for the office herein provided for sha
:. | he voted for at said general election N
y | ths one elected shall be commission
!. IN the same manner. and enter upon u
- discharge of his office. at the un
= when the terms OF office OF the presel
- tax collectors In said city expire,
Nv | ne snail supeIsSuc ,"s s.t-- -.
Iectors Of said city. whose offices sni
!, be abolished by the adoption OF .
- Amendment hereby proposed: provide
however, that should the foregoil
!. Amendment not be adopted. then I
- election OF the Tax Collector here
% provided for shall be null and voio.
J. W.. HYAMS.
"a Speaker Of the Houss Of Represent
~ lives.
on J.Y. SANDERS.
Lieutenant Governor ana rressosns
the Senate.
Xpproyed December 9th, 1907.
NEWTON G. BLANCHARD
Governor Of the State Of louisa
NJ 4 true copy:
JOHN T. MICHEL
Secretary Of State
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

A(A 49,
~ ,rr. Relley. Senate Bfn Ne. =
JOINT RDDoLUTIoN
Proposing IN amendment to ne Con-
stitution Of the state Of Losisasn@
prohIbiting the aeins = business u
this STATE ~ any foreign csdsrea =
nou-rssident csrpora&iea which shan
me he state OF Lsuisiana Or any OF
IL political subdivi1sas q public o.
ncsra q any sasissa - this staae n
- rs6eral CouF& - whica' whsa
~. IAN rsnsvs o. pstitssa ter thu
rsneval g : eauss int DE Fsdsra
Court
0ocfloa I. - u resolved ~ me Gen
ri As1omh1y g the STATE o. Lsvssi'
-. tvo-thiraB e an the member,
o1ooend g Gnch HouDo coocurung. IL
- foI1owing amendment - TIE con
ofltutioa e the STATE q Louisaana !
cuhmattoA - IL e1octseo - ne etes
q IT, uoGk goneEa1 STATE eaect1sa. 70 ,
~ = Aprll 1871. te-w1t:
Any 1ore1gA fsdeoa1 - nco-f
snrDcraflan. oDorntinG. coooucs!ng 9
6o6Sg bns0nmD ~ this 0taeA. vnsch -
0lflflAa - ~ - 49, - ~ -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

.s4 s.sEs yer, 4, 2, ,s ga g, g g Hh1
49, ~ :. xitsssss: q. y. Tslies, q nsy.l
K,W. = Le.rs,e:; e nSysx 80, ~; = L. 49, .
49, -. ~ ~ nersous claiming adversely tns
.kcvs- SeScribc6 Iands ere rsgpeseed e ~ ~
fSsir cif ms IN tbs okes q - hssoss $40 iAs'
~ . :. -. *z's..:1 co. w. s::''''
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10
ACT NO. II.

All NJ. -.
~ Mr.. voegtla Senate BIZ NO y
Joint RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to Articles u
ana 81 of the Constitution Of the
state of Louisiana relative to liking
the salaries OF the Auditor Of Public
Accounts. Treasurer and Secretary Of
State and providing that all fees re-
e.ived by the Secretary Of State un-
des existing law or laws which may |
here ttsr be enacted. shall b covered
into n State Treasury.
sectionN. Be II resolved by the Gen.
sral Assembly Of the State OF Louisiana
l tvo-thirds. u all the members elected
/ To each HoussN rom urrfng. That Articles
Al and 81 OF Nhe Constitution OF the
state OF Louisissa. be ameaesd no -
10 read as follows.
Article 81. The Auditor OF Pubic
Accounts shall receive . salary OF Two
Thousand Five Hundred DoiiaB per
| annum. The Treasurer shall receive
| salary Of Two Thousand Dollars per
| annum. The Secretary CT State shaii
| receive q salary Of Five Thsusand Dol
lars per annum. Each Of the said Of
| fcers shall be paid monthly. and no
fees, or perquisites or other cosnpensa-
|, ton. snail DC siio"eo .".,u' - -
that the fees now. or which may mere
. | after be fixed by Law to be charged oy
J the Secretary Of State. shall be collect.
:. Cd and paid over by him monthly to the
I State Treasurer. to be placed 70 tne
credit Of the Genera Fnne. -.
Article 81. Appropriations TOR tne
clerical expenses OF the ofiicers nso
each item Of appropriations: and shai
T aGs sursso the he sum sum Of Two Thous.ns
Dollars; for the secret,ry OF stass; y, IN
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10
Schod ME Of u
L0 is Ia
b
A R X A N S.
RAILWAY G
always onpTime.

CORRECTED TO ocrosKR lorz, 10
Southb'nd- STATIONS. MOI
IN pm " St. Louis, Mo. 7:1S an
Via et.L.I.N.&
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10
fremont & Gulf Ry.
ctive March s, 1908. Between Tremoi
WINFIELD.

R6ective March s, 1908. Between Tremol
WINFIELD.
Daily No. 2, leaves WINFIELD p m.
Tremont 7:45 p. N.
Daily No. 1, leaves fremont Sis . m.
ISL .. m, Chathamville l0.l6 q. m, ~
Winnheld i1:5s .. m.
Daily, except sunday, No. 20, local n
leaves Winnheld 6 a. m, arriving Tn
12:ol p. m
Daily, except Sunday. No. 81, local Z
leaves fremont D. m, arriving i2:i0 p.
Train No. connects at fremont with 7
p. trains from Monroe and Shreveport.
No. connects ~ fremont with v. 3.
trains TO Monroe and Shreveport
ALFRED MEAD,
General Passenger Ageu
Winnheldl
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10
CT NO. Is.
%. Senat|

ACT NO. To-
~ Mr.. Milisaps. Senate Bin Nc. ;.
JOINT RESOLUTION 4
propos,ng an amendment to Article 2ss
Of the Constitution OF the State OF
Louisiana relative to Railroads. Ex-
,ress. Telephone. Telegraph. Steam
hat and Sleeping Car Commission.
section I. BE Il resolved by the
| General Assembly OF the State OF
| louisiana, two-thirds OF all the menu
bers elected to each house concurr'ns :.
that Article 2ss Of the Constitution OF
/ the state Of Louisiana. be appended SO
a. to read as follows:
Il Article .ss. The General Assembly
\ may add to or enlarge the powers ano
duties Of said Commission. or confer
ether powers and duties on them Ihey
nav also provide additional clerical OF
!, other assistance that may be deemed
. necessary for the discharge OF the du-
, ues az said Commission. and may add
ether penalties TO make the work o.
, aid Commission effective
! N shall be the duty OF the Attorne,
, General. and the various district al
: tnrrevs TO aid said commission IN al
!, ieraI matters. for which they shall re
csive not exceeding 2s per cent OF ~
q | fines and forfeitures collected by them
1 DrOvtded the cofnui-Sfou ."oy
ether attorneys In lieu OF these ofncer
> on like terms.
No person In the service Of, or attor
new for. any railway. express. telephon'
teIexraph. steamboat or other waite
/. | eraft. sleeping car company or corpoi
efior. or pecuniarily interested IN sue
company or corporation. snail hoio VI
Office OF commissioner. -
The fines collected. after paying u
attorneys fees and the costs IN sun
IN which the commission may De ca
y for costs. shall be paid into tne S'&
Sec !. Be Il further resolved. 81
that the foregoing amendment 70 q
" Constitution Of the State. shall be su
~ s.itted 20 the electors for their approv
- - rejection. as required by Article
n a. the Constitution Of the State
IN TouIsiana ind general election laws
Of ehis state At the General State Eiecu
~ - b held IN this State on tns Sist
/. q April; isos .uprns
'en lieutenant Governor ana FreAoens
he me Senate.
III J. w. HYAMS.
epeaker Of the House Of Represen'
M x~provsd November 18th. 1907:
si- NEWTON c. BLANCHARD
ere Governor OF the State Of Loudssa
= true copy:
'n- JOHN r. MICHEL
Secretary Of state
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

Act NO. n.

~ Mr.. German. House Bin NO. -
Chairman Of the Joint Judiciary Com
nittse A. y. C: subetifpte Tor hous'
us,ls Nos. 3. 3. and "a
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-04-10

cosxscrEp 10 ocrohkh iVrA' ~
Sonthb'nd- STATIONS. NOS
An pm " ST. Louis, No. 7:1s an
Via et.L.I.N.&e1
mol. No.s
s:ls am " Hope, Ark. $50 pm q
$50 am Stamps, Ark. $50 pm
No. 3.
II :aBam s:ssam " Miuden, La. IL :30pm n
lf:ooam 7:l0Am ar sibley. i2:06pm a
io:sosm 8 :sosm lv shrerep't I l0:soama
6:o6pm II :ioam ar via vS&P s:o5pmie
il:ssan 7:Iszm Nv sibiey u:ssAm5
l:11pm S:5lAan sr Chestnut losneam D
3:S1pm lO:o(aJu ar WINFIELD s:o&am
s:45pm Ii .50anl ar jena 7.05am 2
S:0opm li:5sAm ar Alexandria z:ooam Y
o:S0am arrive New Orleans s:3opm II
II. &P. Ry)
when you travel 60 via the LouiS
Arkan0aa Railway. Our Track 10 lay
ID. steel rails and gravel bailast-0P
ment 10 new and first clsss-snd lasP
least, our mott0 Is Ever on time"
The Louisiana d Arkansas Rsiiw4e'
close connections with the followinSs
Points named below:
AZ Hope, Ark with st L I n q Q. Ffs
Al ssamps, Ark. with 81 L 9 Wte'
A. siSisy, La. with VS. AP toAn'
Croocsns Route) Q L B d 8
At Chestnut, La, with L d NV Ry =,
Al WinnfieId with O Z d Ry., y
and r q q rzilrosd-
A exandrsx. La, with r & P Ry-,
9 Ry-, St LW . @ Ry., L Il q Co Pef
Pacnc-
Al (seorgetown, La, with Ct L I u
Through tickets on sale TO all pof5
H. 8. HUAPHH
Agent, Wirnfr-
b. @. ATKIN
q. p A.. Tcxarkaf.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-22
MASS MEETING At
THE CITY HALL
LAST NIGHT
SMALL NUMBER OF VOTERS WAS
PRESENT TO REQUEST CITY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO Or
DER WARD PRIMARIES.

The meeting which was held at the
city hall last night for the purpose
of requesting the city executive COM
mittee to change the rule adopted last
week, which provided for the holding
of the city primary at the city hail.
and providing that elections be held
in each ward. was not very largely at
tended, there being only about twenty
or thirty voters present.
V. j. Jones was made chairman Of
the meeting and A. H. Boyle secretary.
Several of those present made short
talks fayoring the plan of holding a
primary in each ward. They pointed
out that managers and clerks for the
ward primaries could be secured much
cheaper than is paid the clerks under
the old system, as they would not
have more than a fourth as large a
number of voters to count
After speeches had been made by
several, resolutions were adopted re-
questing the executive committee to
make the change and committee
from each ward was appointed tc cir
culate petition among the voters re-
questing that said change be made.
These various committees will begin
work at once in order that the re-
quest can be made as soon as posi-
BILE.
Just what the committee will do
when this request is received is not
known, but it is hardly probable that
the desired change will be made as
it would mean a heavy expense. which
the aldermanic candidates would have
to bear.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-22
BRUNSWICK MAY
INVITE REUNION
INVITATION MAY BE EXTENDED
VETS TO HOLD THE NEXT
MEETING HERE.

Brunswick may be selected as the
city for the holding of the confederate
reunion of 1909.
Unless some city has already been
working for the reunion and has a
good chance of securing it, Brunswick
will extend an invitation to the vete.
rams in Atlanta tomorrow to hold their
next reunion in this city Several of
the local veterans are in Atlanta and
they are going to work as soon as
they get there, and if they discover
that there is any chance at all they
will bid for the meeting.
Brunswick has never had the state
reunion, though on several occasions
efforts have been made to secure it,
Fer the past few years no effort has
been made by the local veterans, as
they thought it would be impossible
to take care of all Of the old Georgia
soldiers and reunion visitors, but now
Brunswick is easily in position to han
die them and it is likely that should
they fail to land the reunion of 1909
they will begin work early and secure
the reunion of 1910.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-22
BRYAN TO MAKE
WHIRL WIND TOUR
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED FOR
NEW YORK TRIP, WHICH WILL
BEGIN ON SATURDAY.

NEW YORK. Cd The demo
cratic national com partially ar
ranged yesterday hnerary for w
Jennings Bryans tour through New
York state, beginning next Saturday
The program indicates that the can
didate is going to make a most re-
markable campaign here The nation
al committee is making every effort
to swing the state to the democratic
column. and it places great hope upon
Mr. Bryan's whirlWind trip.
Mr.. Bryan will reach the city on
Friday night of this week, after day
CT heavy campaigning in New Jersey
The next morning he leaves on the
Erie railroad on a tour of the south
ern tier Of counties, speaking at Mon
roe, Goshen, Middletown, Port Jeryis,
Deposit, Binghamton, Oswego and in
Waverley in the day time and at Ell
mira at night. He takes the 1890
train cut of Elmira that night for
this city and rests up on Sunday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-22
POLITICS TOOK
Z BATTLESH|PS
FROM THE FLEET
ALABAMA AND MAINE HAVE RE-
TURNED AFTER WORLD
CiRCLlNG TOUR.
officers Say That They Were Sent
Home to Make Work for Labor
Unions at Navy Yards on
Eve Of Election.

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The World
learned last night why the battleships
Alabama and Maine were detached
from the fleet. The Alabama arrived
home Monday after being away 30S
days and steaming $4,000 miles, The
Alabama will go into the Brooklyn
navy yard this morning. The Maine
arrived at Portsmouth several days
ago Both ships were built by the
Cramps Shipbuilding company of
Philadelphia.
7 e Maine is what naval men call
a bal eater" The Alabama's star
boaW high pressure cylinder is crack
ed. 1t was cracked in four places be-
fore the ship left Sandy Point on her
outward voyage with the feet. The
discovery is not new; it is old. But
$667,000 has been appropriated to put
her in shape, and every officer on
board of her knows why she is here.
I'VE are not focls," said an officer
of the battleship yesterday to repre-
sentative of The World We are
here because we are here Or rather
We are here bcause it will be possible
for the government to put in the hands
of the labor unions before election
day a certain amount of money.
SO far as our being part Of the
feet is concerned, we were always a
part of the fleet We can start out
tomorrow morning, although we have
lawn on our bottom, something over
which you can run a reaper, and make
circuit of the globe again"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-22
SERv|A INDIGNANT
OVER ACTS OF
AUSTRIA
SERVIAN PEOPLE HAVE BITTER
FEELING AGAINST AUSTRIA
HUNGARY OVER ARREST OF
MoNTENEeRAN OFFICIAL.

BELGRADE, Servia. Oct. 21.-Gen.
Vukoucs, an official cf the Montene-
gran government, who left Cettinje,
three days ago for this city on spe-
cial mission to the Servian govern
ment, arrived here today after an ex-
traordinary experience at Agram.
SOn my-arrival at Agram gendar-
mes entered my car" he said, drag
ged me out, and took me to the per-
lecture of police. / was then searched
and my purse papers, in fact every
thing | had, was taken from me. My
baggage also was completely ransack-
ed. | gave the gendarmie officers my
name and explained my status as a
special envoy to King Peter. / show
ed also the passport and safe con-
duct given me at the Austro- Hungar
ian legation at Cettinje, but all to nc
avail
Ultimately l was permitted to send
a telegram TO Baron Won Aehrenthal
the Austro- Hungarian minister of
foreign affairs, complaining of the
u itdtiiitlAt dtNOAuCu NV. AlAti Gbll5lu
cradle delay an order arrived from
Vienna instructing the police, to re-
lease me, and this was done. | was
detained at the police station for seven
hours and as ! LIST my train connec-
ton my journey was delayed alto
gether for fourteen hours"
This occurrence has aroused again
bitter feeling toward Austria Hun
gary and the people are greatly ex-
cited.
A gr at crowd Of students gathered
in front # the generals hotel this
afternoon ana when the general en-
tered his carriage to drive to the pal
ace, the students embarrassed the
horses and dragged the vehicle
through the streets themselves. The
mob shouted its approval of King Pc
Ter and Prince Nicholas and cursed
Austria.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-22
HOLDING OF COTTON
CAUSE OF SLOW BUYING

Travelling men report that they have
to work now harder than formerly all
through Georgia in order to sell their
goods on account of conservative buy
ing by merchants generally
In groceries, hardware and in fact
all lines of goods merchants who have
bought literally at this season Of the
year in the past are exercising much
conservatism and the holding of cot
ton by farmers is given in almost eV-
cry case as the reason for cutting
down orders. Merchants do not know
how long farmers will be able to carry
their cotton and when the latter will
be in position to spend money, and
pending the answer to this question
dealers do not want to obligate them
selves to any marked degree.
Farmers are holding Gotten this year
according to reports, as they have
never held before, for higher prices
They are consequently doing a large
credit business and until they sell the
staple they will not have money to
settle their accounts and make new
purchases. If the price of cotton goes
up, farmers will be betetr able to
spend money than they have been in
years, but there is also the possibility
that even the holding of the staple
may not avail and later on farmers
will have to sell anyhow and in this
event country merchants will be dealt
a hard blow and trade conditions gen
orally will suffer.
Travelling men compare notes or
the road and report that the extremely
conservative buying which marks the
Georgia merchants is not peculiar to
this state. The same condition exists.
travellers report. in South Carolina,
North Carolina, Alabama and in fact
all over the southern states.
Not cn1y has the general holding of
cotton affected buying but the cleo
ton is attributed also by the travelling
people to the general du1lness of
trade conditions This is, however, a
common condition, and the election
effect would net make itself felt, the
travelling people say, but for the policy
of the farme farmers in holding the
cotton which is the principal and di-
rect cause of comparatively few and
small orders
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-22
CUBAN TROOPS
MAY Be LANDED
FOR THIS CITY
BRUNSWICK HAS A CHANCE TO
GET SOME RETURNING FROM
"PEARE or ANTILLES"
Twenty Thousand Are to Be Brought
Over and Stationed at Some
Point From Which Cuba Can
Be Quickly Reached.

On February l about 10000 Ameri-
can soldiers will leave Cuba and it
has been announced that they will be
stationed at some southern city with
in a short distance from Cuba and
probably at a seaport, where the men
could be rushed back to Cuba on
quick notice.
Several southern cities are gcing in
and make an effort to secure a por-
tion of the troops, and it is believed
that if Brunswick will take the mat
ter UP at once and begin work now
that she may be able to secure a por-
tion of them, probably 5000, as it is
understood that about that number
will be kept together.
Savannah has already learned of
the removal of the troops and has
gone 10 work in an effort to secure
them for that city. The chamber of
commerce has already taken the mat
ter up and will use every possible ef
fort tc have the government place all
of the troops there is possible.
On February / the United States
will turn over the government of Cuba
to the Cuban officials, who will be
elected in December and will with
draw from the island entirely. Since
the Spanish war many troops have
been kept there and they will be
brought back home Immediately. 1t
seems to be the purpose of the govern
ment to keep these men near Cuba.
SO in case trouble breaks out they
can be rushed there at once.
If 10000 soldiers or even 5000 could
be brought to Brunswick for a few
months 1t would be a great benefit. to.
the city. Merchants will never for
get the increase in their business at
the time the soldiers were en- St ST.
mon during the Spanish American
war. On payday they all had money
and they spent it freely and the bills
for supplies paid our merchants raised
some kids Of business almost to an
other >standard in the city
This is a matter which the board
of trade should look into and it is
hoped that some steps will be taken
at once. Congressman Brantley would
no doubt lend his assistance in the
matter and make an effort to have
the government station some of the
men at least in Brunswick,