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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
ny FRANK G. CARPENTER.
Washington, %.

Washington. d. c.
IN the corner OF Fourteenth and
Streets, southwest. Just OPP
pos!te tho Bureau of Engraving
and Printing, where Uncle Sans
money Is made, and across the way
from the new Agricultural Depart
1nent where tho scientists arc maxi
lag new plans for tho farmer. stands
building which has much TO do with
the United States of the future. II IS
not connected with the Department OF
Commerce and Labor, but II affects
every merchant and every one who
works with his hands. 1t affects the
factories. the farms and. in short,
every man. woman and child In the
country. 1t is the office OF public
roads. whore Uncle Sam is planning
how to better our highways. 1t is
not an automobile institution. 1t is
working for the plain people. and It's
motto is good roads from the farm TO
the market. Such roads will cut down
the prices Of all farm products. They
should reduce the cost of living and
put money into our pockets.
Uncle Sans Roadmnster
Have you any idea hoT much we
lose from bad roads? The scientists
estimate that tho cost is over So
100000 per day or. in round num-
oers somewhere near 100000. 900
year. i have had long talk with
Mr.. Logan Waller Page, who has
charge OF this road work, and who
perhaps knows more about our roads
than any other man in the country.
He is civil engineer who graduated
at Harvard DECADE or SO ago. and
who for a time acted as geologist and
director OF the testing laboratory OF
the Lawrence Scientific School there
lie was on the Massachusetts high
way commission. md then became
chief OF tho division o. tests In the
Department OF Agriculture. after
which he was made the d!restor OF the
United States office OF public roads.
The Improvement OF the roads practI-
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cally began with him, and the great
work that is now going on Is under
mis- management.
Our Highways VIZ. Europe.
According TO Mr.. Page, we have
about the worst roads of any civilized
country on earth. Europe Is grid
ironed with magnificent highways, and
In Franco. Germany and England one
can ride for miles without striking a
stone or puddle. Said Mr.. Page:
Tho cost OF hauling over our coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

try roads is now about % cents per
ton to the mile. In the European
countries. as long as eighteen years
ago. the cost had been reduced to 10
cents, and 1t IS much lower to-day. On
some of the roads going into London.
by the motor cars now In use, II is
less than cents. and by wagon
freight can be hauled almost anywhere
on the continent for from one-half to
one third its cost In the United
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
: A Saving of Millions.

A Saving of Millions.
Can YOU give me some idea of the
saving that good roads would bring? 90
Not accurately" replied Mr.. Page,
but I can show you some figures
which will convince you that II viii
run into the hundreds of millions OF
dollars. According to the report of the
Interstate Commerce Commission in
1906. our railroads handled more than
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
J A sEArLEss CAR RIDE FREE.
Virginia Court Gives $500 Damages te
Passenger Who Stood.

Suffolk, Va, May 30 That pas
sen&en on a railway train is not re
quired to pay unless he is furnished
seat in the meaning of 4 verdict
rendered in Nansemond circuit court,
when Frank Wilkinson Jones was
given $500 damages against the Nor
folk & Western railroad for false ar
rest
Jones refused to surrender tick
ct calling for passage from Norfolk
to Suffolk because lie had to stand
up. He was arrested and at a sub
secuent trial acquitted
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TWO COURTS ARE
IRNIEhiEsbbdSP4F RNhEbb
JUDGE sKRAUSS WILL eHOL1.e BE
! orMINa Na9lS9 94ND 3oD6t
cqE1FsHf4

ssotAsshes t1sy oqhar 5apta46f cdurpg
WI y ss- Is i9s session afogp aEhiba s4s
sFbe e5tE .Opprt Judge Bi ji&i. .okraHss
presiding, will be in session, begin
nns hae 9sal qh,~f6fa the bdrp8S6o of
bearing the motion docket
Judge 96tpny ersiawEt- -Rold cham
bers session Of the superior court at
le"e'clseF,q When 3Git defn}ffers mar
skpegs Kill + be, 9eard, - y7s4 s~,si
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
HIS. STAND, ,POLITICAL,
t1ay eaeoS AVS TEXAS. GOVERNOR

GaIeston, TEX. May3 866i4Be6ause
ofIaissAngnment wItAi4ae5aAtabrohi-
bition interests in, Texas, Gov. Col
Quit -tqday0is under ffaG;fr9ms stbe
Methoeist cAurGh IN tie state, aud sbis
resisnatfonias 4 commuhidant N that
faiUa has been demanded.
iGos1 CelSaitt however" today de-
c1ned fo5 cease being a Methodist
and refuses to be expelled w4hSthe
raetlFt r;A 5 ti,,:tffi t,,tfi IS dby ID eJil az Il
a .iBitferi ffud is. lpoSed for Is
al nj 2uLltltl. tse+u
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HIS PLATFORM
IS. A.NTI-LEASE
s. { J,3itoLM
if2t - trTTt-s9 47ia5GW!
coNvlc7.T,S ARE CUTTING A BIG
slFieUaE- IN FLoHibAs ebolI.
a<Js.-t 4tss sf1.ta:h 9st..-i sssf
TICS AT PRESENT.
M a ~ o &


a1'aRh8sse@, Ma2ai}6l RajHsg6na-
titg2Qs5 A4fel9i ofiP61kz kze68At}. Efa{=
er Of the anti-conyict lease b! 5iid
the, defestad pf6posHi61 txoH bonding
the st3te for sf8S6b;650 a fey good
roads, last night ahnouhc5d that he
intended 5t6a rA1ia f6f governor. witfl
abolition Of the convict iedse] and es.
tablish1hetTt Of good roads AS the prin-
cipal planks in his pIatfoTm W.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
MACON Fxefl RsloN.I I

! bAi large excursion on the sontherl
railway swim leave Macon this morn
ing at 9:255 arriving here fase Ibis
AFTERNOON, in time 9to take the ,ast
boat for St Simon Some If the
Visitors will go to- Cumberland, but
the majogitp win spend thef night
on leha island. to Tl46 tickets are s6od
for FIVE days, ana manyd wilfS ~smafff
over until the limit expires .
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JUST 1eA AololNe AIS oWN.S
Condition OF C. F. Anderson Remains
8 About the same.

At 23O O'Clock this nlorniny the
condition Of G. r. Anderson, who has
been at the point of death for the
past "A hours. remained unchanged
tut The News was informed by Dr.
e. w Blanton that the patient was
Holding mis- own. y which is a good
Indication 3+a.i..
Mr. Anderson is a very I'll man ana
cannot survive dnfess. a change for
the better occurs within the next
fht,s Ghoi1Ts q 50 -ft+f .T 55ST3 n q s3s
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MY stand on the liquor question
is a political one and is not a matter
of religion, ne declared. Neither
the, Met69dist, church nor any other
eBuEGh has. .te never to,dictate to its
membeBs. YhRFhera they shall vote for
or- against sprohiPitiQn, s,.st! .t
1.-THE, Issue, qYer which the row start
ed &ase the submission of the ques-
tion of. state-wide prqhipition. to DE
psqpis qr areNas,. foti3 CoMqiiB sppNe
against the, plans . tat sa-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31

-nI-I lHst Ee5fiI -. dr,,,,r for tba
80 ''7' ps-yN''i' u''" !, io' ny
S'"e .e,n 0! gym superior to"tts e
IS as toooASs 3 4s2s h
IA Z -'1Is 11sq 2 7 jurors; l{',rSs a
~ 1eS9e W Appott' " r. layloh
req Bauinsartnef, George W. Haf'
heF' I ). MeCail = r. Anderson Z.
N. Nishtinsale r. J. Qdnm, Leo
i-.''i. M s. = FlssllSr'' Os5HrtIeh NrIsut
J. u Ni'more' e. f. sheldon {. ~
FlssTlne r 8arnhiily r. r Hop
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
MAD, MEXICAN REBELS ,.
MURDER FORTY PEOPLE
-af 4E3 s33l -g~--7 " Vt6s rs p-
Burn Town Of choIula and Threaten
Puebia. fy

Puebla Mexico. May 3O-An upris-
ing resulting in the killing Of 40 per
sons and sacking of stores, govern
menf offices and private Aomes, soc-
CURED last night a. Cholula, a town
of 10000 population.
TIE rebels set fire to the town.
which is threatened with destruction
Mob rule prevails at Cholula and 1t is
feared Puel Ia may be attacked
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
NAVAL ACADEMY REUNloN
n11T "a p - i-5i.7cH si%
Graduating Glass of 1881 celehrA1se
n} $2 Yssttsrsssys W. 8 8a

Washington, May Memoe
of hGaSal ftcsIdeInS class of 1881 COM
menced a reunion today, with a
sreameF TRIP down' the Potomac as
tie days entertainment. feature, ..Tass
morrow there will be a visit to the
White House, tor pay RESPECTS to
President Taft. and on Thursday The
class nWiH9 GO TO Annapolis ~ ATTEND
thes brsinessf meetings OF nthel Giada
uates' association and the alumni
dinner. Tae naval acadehw eradaa
alton exercises awill follow On F'rldayli
Among the members OF the ella sst
of 1881 were Yosaitom'oro 1noaye andt
Sotorichi Uriu, roth now vce adm'
rails in the japanese navy. Congress
man J w Weeks. Of Massachusetts,
and w W. Russell Of the diplomar
ic service. were among. fla .middiss.
qf 10 wears ago who aba ntioneCl tliisH
illaMAs~ for life on shore
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31

SHOW CIVIL WAR RELICS.

cleveland ps May 8O.-An army
wagon which Travelled 4,16O miles ia
Sherman's historic march to the sea,
is ;arnong the brieefess relics of tte
Civil war shown by the United StatRs
governpnent 3in ats big display at thh
Ideal HoTaesAand Building exposition
opened recently in Central armor.
The government exhibit alone oceS
pies 600 ysnlare feet of floor space
the j9ig show andi is snsunedisfog $50es-
sa9a- Every modern device hfor sissf
plifying household work and tea,lg
is on view at the exposition wtsSA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
MAIN PoiNTsg IN THEKa s1H
gsl TOBACCO TRUST DECISION

T4s trust is held to te e& combina-
tioRIn restraint Of trade, monopoly
in sAolatiop sof the lay. 4s
The decision 2 affectg .b5 Kmeffcan'
corporations, two English corpora
tions and 20 individual defendants.
An opportunity is given the trust
10 disintegrate and re-create a con
dition of trahsactiagr sbuaiaess Sfot
repugnant to law
lfsat the end Of six or eight months
tae Corporations fail to bring them
selves within the law a reeeiversbip,
and dissolution by court DEGREES. WILL
follow. ~ tR4F "a
Tie trust is held to have been gull
ty Of intimids ton and aleagl sasel
shown a purpose to stifle competi-
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0eor4la WI soon have another
Egs baqkg gaa 'Yh3masa1eI

EITU07WicN was The flrst and only
ctresfs'pshhted ttttfr'a feW DAYS ago,
when tie, postQfice. department desis-
pated 30 additional postal savings
h94Jts. So -- s0a iEtG19ig is9. aae r.
This makes the total number estab-
itshad SO date S2& 'fhe he& Offices
VII, f,e .gRen sfQg ,deppsits June a.
Among the Offices designated were
A4aRSmanq0aelikai; ,Georgia, Thomas
Vile; North Carolina. Rocky Mount
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31

Members of the Geors "a Bar asso-
citation will begin to reach the city
tlis afternoon for the an.mal con
Fention which will Be. helds at the
New Hotel St Simone hesinning to-
morrow morning and ending Satur-
day.
From letters reeeiy6d VI SECRETARY
Parks, Of the ass9fiati@n Rel thinks
1t will be the largest meeting yet
held by t' eepysanization.
+ 1t win really be the opening Of the
new hotel ana tie managers have
i,,lss III, 80 "a a e &
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31

clean as a floor. At the turns tle
bnset535s' S11q l,,s 10" r~gnlo ''faIj sstn
Sa9n4 44sAdslL AlibTefyT one Thousand
2s9lieggmen, 3 ke 9sadss thsx fHtf militia,
guard tie crowd in case. Of panic in
tg<3eIt8s qnlbsseeo 896opie off
the deadly path of the racing cars.
Mechaniclans and drivers nervous
ly paced about the pits. eager for the
call of the starter at 10 o'clock, the
.Jpour1 1forSJseg ipfIing4 the rssaeatest race
s1n TIC histdfY Of devslopshent of the
automobile.
One Killed; One Fatally Hurt.
4eafiEsT pgeidtggt 81 thea race oc-
CURED on the back stretch of the
track when an Amplaxg gar driven by
arthur ~Greiher, of Chicago blew a
tirev The care IsaEirl sa rlsr tRs, track, kill
led is@P. csic4s6s, cahdF fa9alfy injured
Grstner.4 GEeiReE had .drfwp only 80
miles wsenlAe aacide3it Occurred. He
was taken to Bae field hospital, where
| phYst&iaps lsald his s.j1lidries we're
, fatal. n
4 i3KT BE*oS5Nsrs %SAcSpsats
T CaidS Bragg broke a orankshaft
asld.-yy fthdrew-- ffyerr-t4fei
race at the end of the 18th mile, Ar
sisstfF ife srefRf 9lriving q Buick. broke
hfs ran9shaftEdn his z19tR5 .miIa. and
Wi4AdreW.l sg ~ 8a III &iss3
a b MoasteF wanfAaaia. A sg
s4'iie fesdefs, pressing die2 taltend.
.ersya yaft tthes gEaGeaings LAP, made sthe
racer right. at its beginning. an enor-.
fnfods aha 'desbera9es %hfrfigfg. Thou
sands of Spectators, leaning forward
IN ttheaz 81 sh69ted wildly fo1s
aqR A4Ss. tTse1 gsM bogn Of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31

Washington; May Possibilities
of criminal prosecution of individuals
Of the tol acco trust, Which was or
dered dissolved by the subferua court
yesterday, are being carefully eonsid-
cred by the department of justice.
Atty.-Gen. Wickersham nor any Of
his assistants on the big case, would
make ans statement. as, ta. the prot-
able course Of the government, ahd
mo decision on tcat point is likely for
several days s@
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Up to the government.

The drastic aEefaeay 6eFE ey eES The
hea@s or Tefend5nts III Gre tobacco
case.sin the event they do not RENE
dy sthe evils complained, Of byB tRe
court. is said to ltages strsn q N 81 81,
the6faith of tiscse VINO accepted the
ma5pfity opinion Of the court in the
sta1a1ard Oil case } as0tpT ESpIqpef
roQ58e. The decree in the tobacco
cass is taken by such persons as
bbaRing B7e7 Sherman antl1rust Iaw
is tie INSTRUMENT b3y Which 6&f1 f5f.
thisstnature in interstate commerce
mage be crushed out IF the govern
n megtf only possesses energy to do so.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
irlvERk7LEEo. geV2EAr \
HURT, IN TRAIN WRECk
~ n ,7-T--rr ri S MS D1 y
Flyers Run Amuck in Iowa ant
Washinutony % Il

Washlngton.E n d
IA tL4IG D " N
Seattle, Wash. May 30The Cff9s.
cago, Milwaukee and Puget. Sound
Railway company's new Steel ApasseR9
ger train, Columbian. LEAKING Seals
tie last pisRt, was9 degaileq at Maj.
den,1 near Spokane. Five passengers
and two trainmen were killed. "a
2f &a1 stgsq2 n
Marshalltown, Ia. May 30-Chicaz
90 and NorthAestefa passenger traih
go, 3the lsps5 Angeles limited, went
into a ditch at Chelsia today. Several
passengers were j5Trstl. shsSwreck
was due to a broi1en jonTf1af 81 ssIie
of tho oars
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ALL BEllXEQB
..GtTHERINIyG:::0F B
fs;s4 .ey--.,-t, 3-NSa
!. STATE. At EI..kINIIl('|.E|Rs & WI
MEME gs oE=THE GEORGIA BAR
ssP AZ Fss #saS = y
ASSOCIATION WILL Begin
ARRIVlHGV TsoDAYq9
:. sl-G,s5j,'4 .,s .sts sklst1T1g

Many Of the Barristers' wiliE Bring
etf s1s.ot
TIER families anJ he 9fbscssio3
Promises to Be Successful ons
a58JRi ID
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NJ. lltlAdd bsga1l NO. ] . 9I III!


MI l4t1Adg bSgaii Mora 99Q ssleaJ
way. At entrances to tha Gig race
corlse struggled a good natuIed mob.
A8 copl gFFeeze sayernsAtgslIsd #lriv en-
90 tbA snie1se Heat ia bftcdA tse city
s~eltered for two weeks. rae. sly
Na9 hazy and there was no fndica-
ior that the day would be marrad by
rain A4 AS ~ am 90 e}
Bleachers Filled Early.
Free seats i'm the great bleachers
we're filled y 5 o'clock and the park
ing spaces were lined with automo-
biles a 7sa'elock pits along thetraek
edge swarmed swith emechanieians and
ire nlen ataEipg out~iEseiStoals where
Trey could be snatched up in an
emergency.
All drivers. were busy about their
earss asIauih in q, eRefy part for pos
sible defects. No car was permitted
on the tEack before the race began.
Ah7.iqhRIIss95.9@ @'11ss'- sss: v.:s. ;'sos
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UNCLE sAM NAY
SEM: TOBACCO.
,vEsCE}05 esS a2Tja asss2Sf'FssSs 81
HEADS: H:EI:.AII TO PEN
81 g FsaS s.'5s, --sj-.i IA ia
GENERAL WfCKER-
SHAM AND ASSISTANTS CON,
a.st0ER PROSECUTION. r

vHt7 w tl.t
ro,o@@iitas' osrsalf Consideration. Con. az
Authoritative Statement Relative Is
the Fight for Imprisonment Viii Be
Made Public.
eF S $50 l-
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YACHT sTILL..sA6RopNP n

Cape San Antonio, Cuba, May 3d.
c. Benedicts yacht, ifginia, witch
n aground earlys yesterday aboht
zen miles northeast of Jutias Key
So, wasaaUF ff5atedi 1t nigh tide to-
II, as expected, according to a mes.
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f1lendFl1ef f5t f iaIfl.

/ No fHtenfiph. howe ver, III f9Faildbn-
ing the lEopesed8 bttemnt except to
amend trealaw has leeh anfiouneed
by the SENATORS who lntfoduced
amendments III the senate lust after
the st6ndard OIL decision II is
said 61e forces Of the disconterlted
senators have been reduced and a
most stubborn defense of the law and
Of the interpretation by the court
woqlf be made on the senate floor
If amendments are urged for pas
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BIeachers Filled Early.
Browns New 8econ
u. ,i:; : 60. n $:.s $.1': g.:

put
gee4 ggs4a ID ben5n1dtssrg4 GO mgtg IL DSN
hal mile The
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
JURORS 'E0R THE
JUNE SESSION
'S0PERIDRCOURT
LIsr OF THOSE WHO WILL
= 81 ~ se3f7S sA4T4E COMING iN :
] ! .i,iEfaf8N i,iIEIIfiafII8INI IIIiaII8INI :3HI /
-SogSsFs.--- ey.2--fFy5y5pFYs9 fFfS;s thY
MERas spossas.-i0E,,13 and sosF

Dockets, it, is said, Will ss7 Enl
.&&3 &kB 2>g 9 ~ - bzS ~
tireiy Cleared. -
HBTl
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however, the tobacco case IS said r
aitl9r sQmeWA..a .at-.~-fIom STANDARD
OH csse Innstne latteEesA Gen.
WicbeHhaQl sa5a no crimlhal afosa2
cution&Sqs maer way, tft He dealip-
ed to 8s's Sr6siff%ely thafS4f6ne were
CONTEMPLATED Certain questions re
garding Application Of the statute of
limitation enter into oti cases He
said that LEGAL problems involved are
yerY delicsre ones.
Delving into the Case.
After Wickersham and his assist
ants shave gone oyer them some aE
thor+ative statement may he expect
ed which will tell if the government
win bring criminal aetion in either
case or both.
Strengthens Anti-Trusts. Law
WasEiastong Rsds 30 ssatirAeAt hi
favor of amending the Sherman anti
trust law so as toemak 1" every" Fet
straint Of trade a Violation 0f the faw
nstead-4-ef-e44lss-si sitt,4reas6frstR-
ktraints, was pronounced, by seNeral
senators as. nereeptibly h9ducedl by
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lewis InIuredsg {.

49,
Dave Lewis, mechanician in the Lo-'
zier driven by Teddy Tetziaf, was
injured when the car blew tire on
the home stretch in the 17ota mile.
running into the PopeHartfqrd Tetz
laff was unih5ured, The lPbpe- hart
ford crew escaped! Louis DisbroN
was driving the Pope-Hartford The
Lozier was roxertgfneFi 3 4d The rear
truck torn Off the POPE 14artf5rd in
the collisioRy Both cafsFwere taken
out of the race. p &-s-1A =
Ray Harroun. took the lead from
Bruce BroBns-3n d 4Bia} .gat Ra0 Bn4Il4sI
Harroun's s. time was 2 hours 43 min
utes p seconds Rragi. vas. 3econa,
Ralph Milford, Lozier, third,
Eighty -fteey 9fh olsse4d iPeopls we're
massed about the two-and-a-half-
mile oval grounds of thefIndianape
speedway, running the gamu1 Il emo
tions~ espanss---.,ste--t -tleee-us5ttr,4ttirz.
feats of 10 speed-mad automobile pi-
lots raeing ses 4ssEes asna and
Tralas las 9biglA ana 'iiAls orning
brollg6t jato lis. ahead oveEcrowd-
ed city adde's s5sFs8fS54see T4ff hotels
e lg ilngaldlqqaaEfs g apa many motor zen
tl.rsiasts, with rolls. .sof bank, p2tes.
sspene saf9 = fAiHs mb baffkMs rs daga
Ereak the downtown streets were
Eive with a sleepy THONG, on fo5t
and in automobiles. At o'c'ock the
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- Iffef Jtfst1ce WF1fte HnnoUHcpu IHe
ec sion. which practically was unan-
Bous. although Justice Harl6n. dts
sgted on several pQints$ ] ~ ~
k8s in the Standard Oil case, Justice
Mflan resents ti}e ap9licatiopg Off the
ne of reason to the Sherman anti
Fpst laws.
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Motor Speedway, Indianapolis, May
go AL the end OF the first $50 miles
OF the 500-mile automobile race at
noon. one .nasc Bfniala4f lsad hSeR gin
e5 On dpssess-9ssasl affls fatsflg -ilS1iE-
ed and four Of Forty cars mat start
ed had Withdraw wna because q broken
parts =
David Bruce Brown, driving 9 Fiat
was leading the long grind taat prom
ised to continue until 5:15 O'Clock
this evening.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31

6 pae list Dfj6rCrs drawn for the
June term OF Glynu superior COURT
is as follows ass s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31
Upset causes death. = >

IS
s. P Dickson. niechaAfciany fot Ar
thur Greiner, OF Chicago, driving an
Amplex car, lost his life in an. upset
on the back stretch in the 30th mile
of the stretch, Greiner suffered sever
al broken ribs and perhaps concus-
sion OF the brain Surgeons at the
field hospital would not predict the
probable outcome Of bis injuries, The
accident was dueqto the car casting
a front tire.aeGfeineH could pot mold
fEs Is t's2s# IA lS}ea T.
INC aiicid and Whirled corlpletc!E
around tearing off both back w'leels.
Dickson Mangied.
Dickson was threwn 2otfeet agsfhst
the fence. His ody was terribly man
gled. Greiner was hurled to the track.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-05-31

the cars IN q attsYRIflsE t13n,{(1+ fTfSGI5 ffSIs
Several -oNe Nlriyers-. sQGarepq.y
preferred 4aAeasl III S5tAadA kfgssd
two or three laps behind the. leaders.
There weee ee5 senSs ssf5bal b94E
es fer the leadership
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-08
"PAPPY'S DISCIPLES GATHERING
THEM INTO THE FOLD" IN
WASHINGTON.
Washington, D. G.

Dear Mr. Watson: l mailed you
Washington paper this morning
containing a rather subdued account
of one of the latest Washingtonian
stunts in Catholicism.
Papy," Of course, knew it before
it happened.
L see living examples every day of
"Papy's Disciples gathering them
into the fold" while our Protestant
churches wax eloquent over the con-
ditiOn Of other countries, that do not
need, do not want, and will not have
our faith to take the place of their
own.
Right here in Washington a church
was requested to allow the use of
one room fer a mission class, or
something of the kind. Anyway, it
was for foreign element to be allow
Some members objected, saying there
was a downward tendency the for
eigners in that way. But one little
woman had the spunk TO get up and
say. eff we do not get them the
Catholics will; it is up to you to act.
The privileges was then granted
When we compare the plan of Sal
walton with the God-given laws of
nature it doesn't look very much like
God got it up. But some natures
cannot be reached except through
their superstition or faith-po mat
ter what their creed is, I do like to
see people live up to it and "prac-
tice what they preach"
With best wishes for the "Jeffs,
I am very respectfully,
CECIL CLARK.
Washington, D. G.