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The Dolores star., 1912-05-17

Lat4ls wfllls. bslng . city boy. -
oevsg seen . COW. While % . vssss
y ~ gras1mothss - Wakes oss
aesoss " Ael1s VIII Biz cousin yoee.
4 COW was grasing tAere. aad Wiiises
suriosity was greatly sxcsts1.
"Oh, Cousin John. what y thstT
ae asked.
why. that \ osiy . cow John -
epsd.
Asa What are those tAinss % hss
hssif"
"Hosns." answered John.
before they had goas far The COW
mood long and loud.
Wilts was astounded. Looking
back. 10 demanded 10 . very fever Of
interest:
(which horn I'D she blowr-
Evsrybody's Magazine.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17
GAINING THE TURKEY
rhsa " vsu hsvs . IasOe p!sttee sWs
pel1sw rhess lNsesuoltesso ~
Din win - Nsatly
oseaeetsd.

0oOo are born eaSveg0. oo0o-Aftee
Dainful s9ort--aehteve carviag, and
soms-usfortunat fsw--Aavs carving
thrust upoa them. y order 70 become
skillful ID The art. Il b d Tie arst In
portancs TO have : sharp knife.
Daniel Webster. % the story goes.
oace undertook to carve the turkey q
m old-fashionsd New England Thanks-
giving dinner. The knife was dull %
the tradional hoe, and the bird proved
refractory. giving he great mas more
trouble than one Of bis celebrated cam
paisn speeches. Finally. after % -
pscially desperate effort 70 cut through
the hide Of the troublesomo fowl, the
knife slipped. and the bird turned .
complete somsrsault and landed II
the lap Of lady who eat ne1t the
famous man. But even after this Of.
fort Mr.. Webster never turned 1 hair
Madam. III trouble you Tor that
turkey" said be. and went at the
strusgls again with might and main.
But We are not all born with the
aplomb Of the great orator. 20 II 10 -
we'll TO take the prscautiou 70 have
the knife sharp.
The turkey should always BE- served
on . platter large enough to hold the
different Joints % they are carved.
II should BE- placed on the table with
the breast to the left OF the carver.
who commences operations By nrst
getting . firm grip on the fowl BY
sticking the carving fork deep down
through the upper part Of the breast
bone. Nov. holding the fork securely
In the left hand. take the knife h the
right and remove the legs and the SEQ
ond Joint together By passing the
knife around the Joint next the body.
Thsn take on the wings II Tie same
manner. and disjoint them. cutting
through the ligamsnts.
Before carving more from The tur.
key II 10 well to separate the lee and
cut II Into two pieces. After this the
breast Of the turkey car b carved In
thin. delicate slices. with the knife
held dat against the breastbous and
faced away from the carver. Thea the
point Of the knife can BE- inserted IN.
der tie vishbons. and Il can b. lifted.
pressed backward and removed.
Cord carvefs nov turn The turkey
slightly. and without rsmovins the
carving knife. cut the shoulder blades
from the under side q the carcass.
Each "hslptns" should contain . psscs
q both white and dark meat I'D .
ssessos,s spooaful q dressing.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17


They Aa1 beea q school teesther.
reco0nts Answers. TAsy he'd fought
boeA sAoul1ee = sAouldee asA lace "a
face Nov. aftse ~ passiag a years.
thsy nst aeain.
"How's ths world treated Jour
asked the long. thin one.
"Llke . lord" said the short, fat
one. Got ny own business. wife and
three youngsters. two thousand Z
year. And how are your
Howl" replied IL thin naa. ~Oh,
aayhovi.
"Dear NJ Sorry 10 hear II. Let
Ne think. You vsnt On the stage.
didn't yous"
Yes. But had 10 give u up"
why was thatf- asked the city
man.
"Oh. Z thought II bsst." said the
other. = had . few hiass that |
wasn't quite suited to the profession. :
''Oh. sss!" nodded his friend.
knowingly. The little birds told
you, chr"
well. not exactly" answered the
sxactor. With Q painful smile. "Rut
they would have bssn birds-H they
had bssn allowed 10 hatch"
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17
Comforting the on Man.

cemfestinS the on Aaaa.
Mother lin . very low cel-ToD-
my. your Grandfather 10 very sick.
Can't you Say sonsthtns 70 cheer him
~ . bitf
Tommy In ~ sasssst voieel-
0ras1fathsr. woulln't yos NE 70 havs
soldiers 1t your fuasrali-Coniag Ne
tn.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17
Aeesvntsd Fsr.

Aecountod Fer.
Were you ssasick crossing the
ocean. PATTI"
''Ot was turribls sick comm over.
but nivvsr . Qualm did Of how soin'
back"
Really? How DO you account ios
that?"
Sure. IN OF nivver whit back. your
onor."-Harpsr's Weekly.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17

DO you notice." whispered Imagine
tive Horace - they catered the ball.
room. how much pomp that womaa
opposite 10 seems 70 ha ) about
herr
"Yss." replied practical Prus.
That's because her rats ars too big. "
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17

~ shovslss nss1s - ninutss' rest
boeoeo hs On psecee1 With othsr
woek.
The elevator win - The ~ n I've
minutes. TIE plcturs illuslsates bow
~ elevator y ussd. The froat wheels
- tAe wasoa aFs elevated % that the
eosa WIN run into Tie hopDsf ~ the
sasvatoe. which b operated b. hofss
power. The work a changing The
team b . matter u . very few mo-
meats.
Ths uss Il these elevators 10 bscon.
lng gsnsral throaghout the corn belt.
The fara wovknsa are. IN many CASES.
rsfnslng - work On . farm which
loee De< have 90 q these elevators.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17
~ Need.

This 10 drama Of the Nutmsg
state"
IN, my boy. thsa II should have Q
crate cast"
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17

This year Young Meas Christian
associations are likely, II 10 said. TO
break an records In amount Of money
raised for new buildinss. The cue.
cess a PHILADELPHIA. vhss q $50 900
vas secured II IL days, has, given
stimulus both to young meas and
young vomen's associa lions. Adde6 to
h vas the $4,000. 900 campaign for
builAings 10 foreign capitals Brook.
In women, VII The aid Of Q sew men,
msa. oeo0. 100: Rsadias. SAT- go;
mittss assed Iof oot vloo.oo0;
CAarisssoa. Q. viso.ooe: Raleigh.
- q. Usevi Wena Wena. Wasn..
sss'sss' - 'spesasns. Ascs'. vssJSes.
oes,iiNe - - " tssses.
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17

~ eneeeesea.
ooo-lap sesvtee y ~ neehogy.
0nooA. - = lose0aklne
The Dolores star., 1912-05-17

Mvs,sslly oesshiNO.
sl1iss voldslo, siass vithops apeas.
1T sGost. but sAs sAasps terribly"
sYee. b faet u might - sall tAae
| - s1nes hsr c. With perfect E's..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09
A Government Press Bureau.

The press of the world received direct compliment
the Italian government determined to establish
AM maintain governmental press bureau, which will
present to the world the side of Italy in every war,
diplomatic controversy or commercial dispute The
adjustment of the Italian governmental press bureau
directly due the misstatements made by news
paper correspondents the methods pursued by
Italy in the war between Italy the Turks in Tri
poll
The primary purpose of the governmental press bu-
reau announced is the correction of false reports
as to Italy Its attitude international questions and
its conduct the against Turkey in Tripon The
Italian press bureau governmental institution, Is
altogether In Washington various press bu-
by several departments in the various sections of the
country The press work has been done less
under cover; that is it has been done in the OPEN
like the Italian governmental bureau proposes
to do its work SO prominent has become the work of
some of the departments in the press and advertising
end of departmental work that number of congress
siona making appropriations contain proviso that
no part the money is be expended in conducting
any of advertising campaign in the press. Not
outstanding this provision clerk usually
aged prepare newspaper articles of to his
special department and send them the press The
United States, however, is not far advanced is
Italy,
While the United States indirectly and under cover,
supports bureaus the first open publicity agent
of government is that announced by Italy The Ital-
ians have fair for this departure from gov
ernmental activity. They claim that foreign war
respondents in Tpof did their country great injus
ce in their of atrocities and they claim
the right modern nation all false reports
and to put themselves straight before enghtened
public sentiment of the modern world
Il would appear that modern diplomacy has an i'm
portant duty in presenting the public opinion of
world the position and the views particular coun-
try through the newspapers of other countries
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09
TIE Glory of the::Victory Grows.

The later from the presidential election of
Tuesday do detrac the glory of the democra-
tic achievement 1t appears closer view of the sit
uaton that the democratic party has won the most
overwhelming and sweeping victory in the history of
the country Under the crushing force of this demo-
cratic landslide the republican party which has been
one OF the two parties the nation, becomes
mere fragment. holding it's only two small states.
spectacle of wreck and as has seldom been
afforded in the history of American politics The claim
that the democratic victory due entirely to the
disruption of the republican party by the progressive
movement is not tenable because the democratic
Is SO far in excess of the combined OF the two
wings of the republican party show conclusiyely
that many thousands of former republicans refused
follow the fortunes Of either wing of that party anu
cast their lots and their votes with the democracy
The GAUGES OF the veritabe landslide are not far 10
seek. The intrinsic merit of the democratic candidates
is and the defects alignments OF
the other candidates furnish another cause But I'M
doubleday the great. compelling cause the cause which
prompted those thousands voters hitherto sodIy
republican like Maine Massachusetts Connec-
tic1t, Rhode Island. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin to
flock the democratic standard that swung the pen
duum SO decsively in pivotal like York
Indiana, that brought the ballotbox the demo-
cratic ballot the of family and the man of affairs
In all sections of the Union realization
the people paying much the necessares of
life that they being ground down and robbed by
tariff inequalities and expressions. that the
is being conducted for the benefit of those who have
rather than those who need-and that the democratic
party offers the only promise relief these
dtions. This high living" issue which Wood
row Wilson, the makers of the platform the democra-
TIC editors and speakers stressed from beginning
end OF the campaign proved the winning issue
the great jury of the American people.
The democratic party will face after March a most
executive and legislative departments of government
Its sway will be undsputed in the White House in
the halls of congress- democratic president dem
ocratic house, democratic will have the power
and the privilege of conducting the affairs of the nation
and of making such changes in its laws they may
desire glorious opportunity, but tremendous re-
sponsiblity! Upon the stewardship given the
SO emphatcay called control. Promises to the peo-
adminstered-real tariff reform-the curbing
science and Unsuitable appetite great weath%9he
practical regulation the trusts-the elevation the
Man above the Dollar. The party will be trial be
fore the people and the record be kept straight
and consistent lest the next verdict be against us That
we have in Woodrow Wilson the for the oppor-
tuny few democrats doubt-and that he will surround
committed to the charge of preserving and defending
the interests of the people, believe with conf
dence born of our knowledge of standard bearer
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

The News yesterday handed Sheriff Berrie its check
for s96409 in settl ement of the famous Lowe damage
case Ihere never was more unhoy verdict or a
worse miscarriage OF justice the people of this city
who know the facts realize In few communities could
such system of legal pilage take place However.
We have paid the execution fun with legal interest
up to the moment of the settlement AND WITH HARD
EARNED MONEY JUSTLY ACQUIRED From this
hagrant act Of injustice though committed within the
pale of the law, We appeal to the ever honest sincere
people q this city for Just consideration AS an indi-
cation however, of the hardships of the present fee
system N Georgia is proper us to say that the
verdict was for only $3.50 fees ETC. ran it up 70 1904 90
one other word ill-goten gains served any man
or any cause 70 good purpose This amount does not
IN me slightest embarrass The News but it will work
woe upon thoe who share in It. Errors and crimes OF
the law are none the less errors and crimes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

me News deeply regrets that the Merchants Asso-
citation have abandoned the white way move Yet we
can scarcely blame these gentlemen for the attitude
they nave assumed Large property owners should co
operate IN the movement and unless they do
htte chance of its success. The letters
chairman OF the special committee and the president of
the Merchants Association appear elsewhere in The
News this morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

mere could pe no Letter medf-
cine than Chamberlafn's Cough Rem
edy. My children were all sick with
Whooplng cough. One of them was
IN bed, had a high fever and was
coughing up blood. Our doctor gave
them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and the first dose eased them, and
three bottles cured them" says Mrs.
R. A. Mcnonaldsop, of Lexington,
Miss. For sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

PRESIDENT Taft Is still cheerful Perhaps he is de-
hghted to know that he will ride down Pennsylvania
avenue on March with Wilson, instead of being in
doubt about the possibility of another gentleman shar
ing the drive with him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

Bryans telegram OF congratuation TO Governor viii
son was sincere nd had the ring to It. Mr. BRYAN
is greater man. truer than the world has been
pleased to believe, and today his position the public
mind is safe and sound
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Passengers from Brunswick can sc
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

Governor Wilson is going to hold that New Jer-
sey job long enough to clean state and then he
lis going to take hand the cleaning business in the
nation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

Nick Longworth was also lost in that tidal wave OF
democracy Tuesday last .Joe Cannon and Billy Nc
kinley will please send wires of coincidence
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

Inc FELLOW who dishes out the federal pie in
sia next year is going to be very busy man We can
that now.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

illinois and Kansas have joined the democratic fold
That makes about forty out possible forty eight
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

100 bad That Princess Aice's is to lose his
'oga IN the house. The whole family seems to have
been showed under.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

News comes that Governor Hadley may take second
place on the republican ticket The Lord knows he
welcome it,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

i VIII listen to others, but keep quiet myself" is
what President-eect Wilson is saying right now Pretty
wise, too.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

Ihose Balkans are in dead about sIicing the
turkey TO suit themselves and they have told the pow.
ers so, too.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-09

q Tennessee should be ashamed of herself In this
hour OF democratic jolifeaton she on the outside
locking In.
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Fun line of Fancy and Family Gro
ceriss. PROMPT delivery. Phone 1879.
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Yes. Pauline dear, the solid South is solid what's
more. Polly, dear, she is solid and satisfied.
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help the Board OF Trade reach that five hundred
marA. II viii MAKE everybody happy
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The EIeeantes takes the lead every
where. Made exclusively by Bruins
wick Smoker Mfg. Co.
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his is indeed the for democratic congratula-
tons TO everybody from everybody
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FOR RENT-ELEGANT SUITE OF
ROOMS IN SECOND STORY OF
NEWS BUILDING. APPLY NEWS
BUSINESS OFFICE. If,
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With the safely democratic most assuredly the
victory is most complete
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FOR SALE-Ferhs, auto, saddle, i'm
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
,,cDonnId-st Clair.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Rocky Mount. Va. September IL
A marriage Of interest throughout the
State. owing TO tho popularity OF the
young couple. was celebrated to-day
a. 40 o'clock at Scott Memorial
Church, when MISS Katie St. Clair OF
Rocky Mount first assistant in tho
high school. was welded TO a $ Nc
Donald. OF Warrenton, former prin-
cipai OF the school. now principal OF
Woodlawn Normal High school.
Rev II. ". Dunkley performed the
marriage Ceremony, and Mrs George
". Gilbert played the wedding march.
The ushers We're Dr. George W. Hook
ct. John Martin. Walter ST. Clair. a
brother OF the bride. and Taylor Price.
Miss jamie Price. OF Roanoke. 4
cousin OF the bride. was maid OF honor
Gowned IN white rarqu!sette and car
rying pink bridesmaid roses. she en-
tered with the bride. who was gowned
In a dark blue travelling suit. with hat
and gloves TO match. and carried Bride
roses
She was met at the altar by the
groom. with his brother. r. T. McDon-
aid. OF Warrenton. rs best man. who
entered by the opposite aisle.
Following the ceremony OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. South. Mr. and
Mrs Mcdonald lef; for Woodlawn.
where they Will reside.
The bride. who IS the daughter OF
Mrs. Bette St. Clair. is n graduate OF
the State Normal School at Farmville.
and has taught In the schools OF Dan
Vile. pulaski City and Rocky Mount
The groom Is 4 son OF :. ". McDon-
aid OF Warrenton. He is n graduate
OF William and Mary college and IS
progressive and successful teacher. He
was principal OF the Rocky Mount High
School for three years, during which
time his bride was his first assistant.
and it was then the romance began
which eliminated in the nuptials OF the
young couple to-day.
The bride Is also a cultured musi-
clan, and has been organist at Scott
Memorial Church for several years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
Sir Reginald Pole-Carew Will Be
Successor to Sir Edmund
Ia Pole.
ny "a MAuorIsr DE roNrrNoy

IA IN MAho iSE DE IDNTENON-
~ through the death II Sir Edmund
la Pole and the succession OF
his brother. Frederick. q con-
hrmed bachelor in the mel ghbor-
mood of seventy. General Sir Reginald
Pole-carew. (whose name is pro-
nouneed PJol-casey) becomes next
heir to the ancion, Baronetcy OF De IA.
Pole Of Shutc. and to the Shute House
estate. near Administer. ln Devcnshirc.
lhe general is celebated as the best
looking man OF his rank Ia the army.
while his wife. Lady Beatrice Pole
Crew, oldest dughter of the Marquis
OF OrmouGe. Commodore O: the ROYAL
Aaeht SQUADRON. IS famous for her
ncaNiy, Ia addition to which she pos
staSts b5 inheritance from her grand
uncle, Lord Lsmore. an independent in
come Of 100000, AND fine old place
IN Tipperary, known as Shanbally Cas-
tlr' one o. the generals sisters. Car
pine married some years ago an
American the late Francis William
boTins OF Boston. Contrary to what
has been stated. tho family OF De Ia
fole. while very ancient. has 10 con-
nectlon with tn. DE Ia Poles who In
tAe Middle Ages were Dukes 'of Suf-
to4h. who We're closely allied TO the
F!antas enets and VINO furnished d
prince TO the church in the person of
Cardinal Pole. that able legate to
H!oody' Mary's court, tho wise and
tunately OVERCOME by those Of Philip
OF spain.
"Antony" sir Reginald's own place
IN Deronshire which dates from the
reign OK George T., is perched up among
the wooded heights OF the tidal river
l,srher' which runs into plymouth
sound Among the treasures OF the
mouse is glass case bearing the in
scr!ption. Queen lclizaheth's Present
10 the Children OF Richard Carew Of
Antony. i5so.' and containing a num-
Der u silver TOYS. tiny cups. spoons
saucers. candiestieks. etc. Richard
Carew was q Godson of tho Virgin
queen. and the portrait OF herself
wnich sha presented TO him hangs in
the great dining-room antony comes
70 the general through the female line.
ioT sir Ohm carew OF Antony loft no
sons but only daughters. the eldest OF
wnom. Jane Carew. Inherited the estate
and bequeathed them TO her grandson.
Reginald Pole. on condition that ne
should assume tho name and arms II
her family in addition to his own. He
was Secretary OF State FOR tn- Home
department. IN the Pitt Administration
OF George IT'S time. and tho general
IS his great grandson.
The Carews arc one 81 the very feyy
families that can trace their descent
without a break from the Anglo Saxon
period. the founder OF their house hav-
ing been Othe. powerful English
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
observation-disclosures.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatchl
Stanton Va, September ll-The
marriage OF William Ba!nbrldge Pack
cite. 81 Charles Town. ". Va. and
hiss Catherine Hoshour. OF this city,
vas so!emn.zed this morning at Trinity
Episcopal Church at $50 O'Clock. Rev.
Walter q Hlliihen, rector Of the
church. othciating The bride vas at
tended by Miss Catherine Bell as maid
y honor and By LITTLE Mss Frances
Pache,te. sister Of the groom. as
flower girl Miss Marie hammond.
assistant oEganist OF Trinity Church.
played the wedding march The bride
is the oaiy daughter o: Nj and Mrs.
Il A. H2shour OF this city. ana Is 4
graduate OF the staunton High School
and also attended Stuart Hall several
sessions M Packets mado his home
IA stanton tor some time. while at
tending the Dunsmore Business College.
and he is now located in Hinton, ".
Va. where he holds . position. The
yornE couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for wedding trip north,
after which they VIII 20 to Hinton TO
make their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
GilIurn--NIauzy.

Harrisonburg. Va. September 11.-A
marriage of unusual interest was sol
emni2ed to-day d the home of Mrs.
Prentiss Weaver. at Island Ford, Rock
insham County, when her sister, Miss
Margaret Christian Mauzy. daughter of
the late Joseph G. Mauzy. OF MEGA
heysville. became tho bride OF Roy 7.
G!llum one of the nine Gillum brothers
composing the famous baseball team
IN Orange County The groom is n
travelling salesman OF Charlottesville.
The Mauzy family IS prominent in VAL
ley social circles.