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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-01
CEfAGERS lLEcTEp

The Ioa.d q directors OF The
Brunswick Hnrl,y met yesterday and
elected officers tor the year. Mr.. A.
v. Woou was unanimously elected
president. Mrs. j. r.. duBignon was
elected vice president, Mr.. c, Don
Parker was reelected treasurer and
Mrs J. A. Montg merry was elected
secgetary The following were APP
pointed b0oA committee, Mrs. J. +. du-
Biqnon. Mrs. j. A. Montgomery, and
Mr. c. %. Parker A committee OF
entertainment was appointed consist
ing of Mrs. Boiling Whitfield, Mrs.
Albert Fcrdis, AIRS. r. r. Hopkins, and
Mrs. J. y. Sparks. The library is IN
good condition and bays number OF
new b oks each month. New mem
bers arc always welcomed The sub
.cription lee is Is cents per month,
$500 per year
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EVE SIGHT RESTORED

Some very difficult cases of eye
sight have been successfully treated
by DR.. Kennon Mott the specialist. One
case was blind with perulent con-
junctivitaS and after a weeks treat
ment. the doctor saved the sight. NO
case is too difficult for the doctor to
handle successfully. Bad sight or
headaches from esthancpia or eye
strains is completely cured and ease
and comfort given by the Doctors cor
rect testing and fitting of glasses. DR..
Mott is apt to be called away on pro
fessioual business any day and you
will save expense by calling to see
him now.
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personal

"ythias and the Canton, also the po-
lice and Gremen for their presence i'll
the parade. Miss Garner for her sweet
song, the land for their beautit II
music. Mr. McCraIy and Mr. Pecrson
fer the loan Of carriages, Mr.. Finney
for the use of the opera house and
your paper for its kindness in publish
ing notices fer us. Respectfully, Mrs.
NJ. j. Madden, president; Mrs. J. W.
Hunter. secretary, Ladies Memorial
Association
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SOCIAL EMS

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-01
THE HILLS OF REST.

Reyond adventures flrthest quest
Sol. where the. rise, serene and dim.
Tie happy, happy Hill of Rest.
Bpon their sunlit slopes uplift,
The castles we have bLilt in spain
While fair amid the summer drift
Our aded garden flower again.
sweej hours we did not live 90 by
TO sootnings note. on scented wing
kn eoldenlettered volumes lie
The seng we tried in vain to sing
They all are there; the days of dream
1ial bGiid the inner lives Of men;
Tie ari.h t he, and the might nave
been.
Somr evening when the sky is gold
I'll follow day into the west
Nor pause, nor heed, till behold
The happy, happy Hill Of Rest.
Albert Bigelow Paine
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a CHARMING PLAY,

Much interest ceuters in the de-
Tghtful play THE Worsted Man which
will be presented at the GRAND Weahes
day evening A talented cast and
chorus will take part and it win be
one e the most amusing and enter
tanning plays ever given here Tick
cts are selling rapidly, the prices be-
ing 10, % and 80 cents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-01

Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should oe
provided at all times with a bottle OF
Chamberlain Liniment. There is no
telling when 1T may he wanted in case
of an accident or emergency 1t is
most excellent in all cases Of rheuma-
tism. sprains and bruises. Sold by E.
c. Bruce.
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Special Rates To Athens. Georgia

Account Grand Lodge l.. 0. 0. F.
the Southern Ry. will sell round trip
tickets from Brunswick to Athens,
Ga. At the very low rate of $9.05,
Tickets will be on sale May y. - and
%. and will be scod returning to reach
brunswick May 30. Tickets will be
sold either via Macon or via Atlanta
at same price.
E. L. McGougan, Gen. ACT.
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Memorial '''''
their work
now on de I"
ncls nETURN THANKS

News: The Ladies' Memo
- Association, through the medium
of YOUR paper, desire to return their
thanks to all those who assisted them
on Memorial day; especially 10 we
.lank Major Dunn who, with his stan.
rendered such efficient service; also
the two young gentlemen who acted
ms escorts to the ladies' of the Memo
rial Association, to Major Dart and
Prof Newton for their eloquent ad-
dresses. the Riflemen, knights oil
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Use Blue Ribbon, pest milk IN thu
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Mr.. }. c. stiles leaves to1a. ~.
Char eston. where he will res'do r.
fut1re Mrs. Stiles ana little uaU9A-
ter will remain in the city for a GG."
weeks the guests of Mrs. c. S. Wyliy.
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LOCAL LADIES GOING

The Brunswick chapter of the Kings
will he well represented .
ii the state meeting of the Kings
)auohlelS, which win be held in SAY
,1nAh on May 3. !. and >. \ nlmfer i
7elegates have been appointed and !
Of them will attend the conVen-
,}ch will be the fourteenth an
D,,Qn of the organization. The
Pe'' -om here are: Mrs. r. G.
J. W. Hall, Mrs. j. d.
y AZ" r. y. Harley, Mrs. n.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs, john SymOns are We
coming little daughter.
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MIS-. G. w. Smita, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. n. c.
Young, leaves tomorrow to spend
week in Dar;en before returning 10 her
home in Savannah.
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ia the adest al the home Of Capt. W.
r. Dart on Glynn avenue.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-01

DR.. and Mrs d. d. Atkinson LETT
Yesterday morning to spend several
days in Atlanta.
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Gray
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Ryder and
daughter and Mr.. NJ Ryder, of Biz
Ala, are the guests OF MT.
and Mrs. w. c. Ames.
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-24
SCHOOL laws USED /. .
TO BREAK Up TR|KES

GREENSBURG,5 Pa, Sept. 23.-A
new method of harrassing the strik-
ing miners of the Greensburg and
Irwin coal fields it to be used by the
deputy sheriffs, a method that will
attack the parents through their chill
dren. Thousands of shoeless, hat
less and scantily clothed little boys
and girls are huddled together in the
eviction camps. : - r
They fear, to travel the roads to
school because the; deputies have re-
peated}y arrested them, for ;''trespass."
Their, rags Nof clothing make them
ashamed to be seen In the school
.rooHl.-ss They WiltgEnpt To sch a1--a
they tell their parents so-and in con-
sequence the deputy sheriffs are nov.
preparing to arrest the miners.
With the settlement of the strikes
in other districts it will be possible
for the United Mine Workers to turn
the fuiltstrength of it's resources into
the Greensburg and Irwin fields. -
II. X. Cassatt, a son Of the late
president Of the Pennsylvania railroad
Is am official in one of the largest
coal mines in the district, and it is
we'll understood among business men
Of Pittsburg that the settlement of
the strike could be brought about
at once if it were not for the deter
rninatioh of this railroad to: +starve
the miners into submission and in this
way kill the union.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-24
CANADIAN WORRIES / =.
FAVOR LABOR PARTY .
AT #. WILLIAM MEET

FORT WILLIAM, Canada, Sept. %.
Delegates to the 20th annual meet
ing Of the Trades and Labor Congress
Of Canada listened to an opening
speech from President : William
Glocking that teemed with political
significance. The speaker assailed
both political parties, especially in
their policy in regard to the formation
o: a Canadian navy and the govern'
ment's attitude toward immigration
and imported strikebreakers. He ad-
vocated the state ownership of public
utilities and predicted that the pres
ent year would witness great victories
for organized labor in Canada, Eng
land and the United States. : ..
A strong anti-war sentiment per-
vaded the congress, expressing itself
in applause when jingoism was
strongly condemned by the executives s
report. :
Agitation for the s-hour day on
government work will be one Of the
chief measures pressed by Canadian
labor during the coming year. While
there are some ,outspoken supporters
Of the S-hour: day among the men,
peIS OF tHe IlouSc@ VI co11iIAOAs yeI IA1S .
enemies of this humane demand, are
still J, in the majority Especially is
this the case in the upper house. =
President Glocking referred with
great pleasure to the success achieved
in obtaining the appointment by par
lament of a commission on technical
education. - - ~. -
Marked enthusiasm from the las
delegates greeted the address of Mayor
Peltier who declared that labor men
should elect their own representatives
if they expected legislation favorable
to their interests ,... p a.. 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-24
SE|DEl VICTORY 10 I 4 \ 4.
CREAM cI d | | | BRINGS !. ..
ABOUT A|l|III|l ] ! | CHANGES Al

d. MILWAUKEE, Sept. a3.- The
Krueger & Domain Printing company
Of this city, for along time non,
union firm, has made terms with the
union printers, and henceforth it is
to be a union firm 1T has accepted
the terms imposed by the various
unions. belonging tosthe Allied Print
ing Trades Council H.. ~
1t came about. in5this way: The
city of Milwaukee IS IN the control Of
a Socialist administratio ana the So
cialist officials insist on the union
label being, on every piece of print
ing that is done for the city. :. ..E =
> AS a consequences. firm that does
not have the union l4hel, doesn't get
the work. But as sthSacity has thou
sands If dollars wor8h to be done,
Messrs. Krueger 4 'Duh1ann very soon
decided it was better come in out
Of the wet. It doen fsipay to run a
non.union printing fhop ! in MIL
waukee: u s*gsss-7sss,
This is. not the ont,effect that the
Social Democratic 5adniinistratton has
had to the advantages Of the union
printers.
A three-years' contact has just
been closed under which the job
printers get an increase tof 5000, q
week for the thfee syears period.
These two, increases are on the grad
uated scale. The morning newspap-
ers have made an immediate raise of
$500 per week, from $a4 to- $2s:
The officials of the pr1nters: organ
izations who conducted the confer
ences relative to these increases, re-
mark that in all OF these conferences
1t was the fact that the. laboring
class administration was in control of
the city: that, seemed toHbe the decid-
ing factor. 80 s:EE - -,
And 1t is not only the printers that
have reason to rejoice because Of
the victory in Milwaukee. Within
ten days of the time that > Mayor
.Seidel and his comrades We're elected
to office, the following things oc-
curred: - #s.sis: 5Is:sz7s. + ;. ~
The Brand Stove works settled a
strike with its employees to the ad.
vantage of the men. s.:s - -: -.
The contractors on the big audit
orium came to rms with the unions
and the building was made fair"
The street car company voluntar-
lily raised the wages of its men
from SIS toE$9 per month, and allow
ed. a $40 increase to apprentices.
The international HARVESTER trust,
which has a very large plant in Mil:
waukee, announced that hereafter it
would compensate aMs WorkinEnlen
for injuries received In their EN- ploy.
: These are STEW ~ tiieesss ies direct and
indirect results of the .Seidel, admin
istration ( in Milwaukee during the
first four months Of it's existence:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-24
STATE DEPARTMENT
LABOR WANHD

: ROCK ISLAND; Ill., Sept. %
President Edwin ,R.s. Wright made
part of his report to the. Illinois State
Federation Of Labor, in convention in
this city. a aplan for a state depart
ment of labor with board of COM
missioners at the head of It, Wright's
proposal is that organized labor in
Illinois commence statewide cam
paign for a new law embodying this
principle, which the next state legis-
lature will be asked to pass. n ~ 5.
The proposed department of labor
will gather under one head all of the
present labor agencies, commissions,
bureaus and departments, including
the factory inspection department,
free employment agencies, bureau Of
labor statistics, and the like, so that
their coordinated work may produce
harmonious results - s=-.t L #
At present it is practically impossi-
bic, asserts President Wright, to draw
correct conclusions from the mass Of
hazy and involved data turned out by
the various officials in the separate
department. Aside flom the question
of statistical results, the monied waste
alone is shameful and entirely unnec-
essaryf Much of this work now done
by the railroad and warehouse COM
missions should be transferred to this
proposed department Of labor.
Asked if he would oe willing to ac-a
cept the position as superintendent of
such department.. President Wright
denied absolutely that such was his
desire. ~ . : Isz.ts. = 3.
- That such a department Of labor is
the only practical way OF bringing sys-.
tenn and order out of the entangled
mass of commissions, bureaus and
agencies, all supposed to be working
for the good of labor; but no two be-
ing in touch with each other, is, the
opinion, of labors leaders not only in
Illinois but in the headquarters Of the
American Federation OF Labor. itself.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-24
UNCLE SANS PAYMASTER
IS ARGUING WAGE BOOST
FOR UNDERPA1D CLERKS

WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-The. In
creased cost OF. living, approximating
so per cent since 1895; is the basis
Of "a strong recommendation by
Charles S. Whipple, paymaster gen.
eral. in his annual report for sub
stanttal increase in the salaries of the
clerks In his office. He points out
that: these salaries were fixed as far
back as 1870, and there have been
no changes or increases since, al
though mercantile, commercial and
other business corporations have re-
cognized the necessity for paying
higher salaries and granted Increases
accordingly. r. =.
The paymaster general also strong
ly urges the enactment of the sem
ute bill,- which, in effect. transfers
the: paymaster's clerks to the regular
army establishment. He says that
resignation after resignation has oc-
Cured, owing to civil life offering
broader and more remunerative field
for expert accountants, and the prob
lem Of maintaining an efficient force
has become serious.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-24
Follows Precedent Established by
Massachusetts, Jurist in Giving
Right to Workers to Reserve
Their Trade for Benefit of
Friends,

TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. 23.-One of
the most important decisions ever
handed down in Ohio was rendered
by Judge Manton, of Toledo, a few
days ago. who declared that the boy
colt was legal. He denied a case
brought against the Hotel and Res
taurant Employees International AL
lance, charged with boycotting a
local hotel. against the plaintiff. In
deciding the case the judge held with
Justice Holmes, now of the United
States supreme court, but who as a
justice of the supreme court of the
state of Massachusetts, gave a dis
sentlng opinion in the case Of Velc-
han VS.. Gunter. which was decided
against the right to boycott.
Justice Holmes in that case used
the following language in his deci-
sion. which was followed by Judge
Manton: :.
If it be true workmen may COM
line with a view, among other
Things of getting as much as they can
1or their labor, just as capital may
combine with view of getting the
greatest possible return, it may be
true that when combined they have
the same right that combined capt.
tai has to support their interests by
argument, persuasion and the be-
stoWal and refusal of these advan-
tages which they otherwise lawfully
control.
The fact that the immediate et-
feet of the act by which the bene-
fit to themselves is to be gained to
the injury of their antagonist does
not necessarily make it unlawful any
more than when a great house lowers
the price Of certain goods with the
purpose and with the eject of driv-
ing smaller antagonist out of busi-
ness
Judge Manton ruled:
The right of defendants to pub
lish and make known to the public
their grievances, real or imaginary,
against, the plaintiffs in the manner
the evidence shows they acted, is
guaranteed by the constitution of the
state.''
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1910-09-24
Union and Owners Cooperate to.
Cut Out All Fees Usually Cob
bled Up by Agents and Lawyers.
= Old Age Pension Is Included.

= CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-The United
Brewery Workmen will take a refer
dunn vote upon a plan Of Insurance.
that involves an entirely new phase Of
cooperative work-at least in the
United States-between the employer
and the employed. AS proposed in
their annual convention held in this
city, the plan is this: =#ss - 80
= The brewery and malthouse owners
are to pay $1s per year, for each
member: Of the union employed, into
a fund to which each union man will
add Sc more. This fund is to be con-
trolled by a commission Of xmem-
bers; to be chosen by the employers
and 3 by the union, who together Sc
lect the seventh member The COM
mission will have the power to extend
the benefits Of the plan to the mem-
bers Of other crafts working in the
breweries. -. - ii. 1r1>
Workmen injured in the course Of
their employment shall be paid 65 per
cent of the amount Of their wages, but
shall not receive pay unless the dis
ability continues for more than ten
days. and shall not receive compen-
sation for more than fifty-two weeks
for any one injury. g. s II
In case of an injury causing pro-
tracted inca pacity for work, the board
Of management shall have power to:
make an allowance by. way. Of single
and final payment, not to exceed one-
half Of the amount payable in case of
accidental death. G~...-.s.... ~
In case of death through accidental
injury an amount equal to four years
wages shall be paid to the dependents
Of the deceased. : . - za
Brewery owners have already signi-
fed their willingness to enter into this
agreement as they are now paying the
same amount proposed as their share
Of the insurance to private companies
who assume all accident and death
risks. The new scheme would save
all middlemen's and legal fees, and at
the same time guarantee that all mon
les collected for this purpose would.
go directly and entirely to the In
jured workman or his family.
1t is believed that the fund thus es-.
tablished would be large enough to.
also provide for a liberal old age PEN
sion. - -. zsr i - 49, =