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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room in private family; bath and
phone privileges. Phone TOO, 1916
Carpenter street. 11-20
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/ Il; 5J;
i hf lin vi r. Leonhard's won
a,s,laS ~ derfully successful

III "hOlD. is sold at Roberts Phar.
macy under guarantee. 81 for " sug-
ar-coated tablets, lasting "a days
Qult using salves and go after the
inside cause. Aem-roid book mailde
Tree by Dr.. Leonhardt Co., Station B.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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yellow Yam Pot toes, CSC per bu
Phone 1879. Evelyn Mercantile Co.
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Admiral Togo will please you. IT.,
very popular Sc cigar. Brunswic
smoker Mfg. Co.
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ATLANTA, BIRMINGHAM e.
ATLANTIC D. r.

Departure Ct Trains trim Hruns,.k
For Atlanta 1880 am, 6:25 p N
For birmingham 6:25 pm
For Jacksonville 4:30 pm.
For Savannah and East $3.50 4
For Savannah and East 8:55 pm
Passengers from Brunswick can sc
cure Parior Cars on day trains and
sieepers on night trains for Atlanta
at Nichols. Ga.
w. n. LEAHY, G. p. CANNON.
|, Gen. Pass. Agt. Ticket Agt
Atlanta, Ga. H-uswick, Ga
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-11-23

IT'S about time you Rad that mic.
ture made you have been talking
al out so long. See me.
G. z. WHITE.
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Fresh Meats OF all kinds. Phone
1879. Evelyn Mercantile Co.
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White Rose Coffee-none better
Phoenix Grocery Co.
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New GEORGIA Syrup at c. n. TAY
LOR'S. Phone 1876.
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For Stove and House Wood, call
on N. s. KNIGHT & CO. Phone 44s
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Prim~ee's Empire Smoker has no
an equal.
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W-A~L THE N~,.~ -d"~-.'>ements Of
the Art Stove demonstration.
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Mr.. Goldsmith GRABBED "cRAe" He
knows.
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New Georoi, Syrup at C n. -AY.
LoR'S. Fhore 1s6.
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wait for December 9. Georgia
Hardware Co.
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Try our new brand La Rexana CT.
gar. Brunswick Smoker Mfg. Co.
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Paw Paw, Mich. 1.-Two years ago I
suffered very severely with a displace-
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Priwfose's Empire Smoker has No,
squl.
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For Jones Little Dairy Sausage
phone 3G5, IhOFAS KEANY.
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WOMEN, AVOID
OPERATIONS
Many Unsuccessful - And
Worse Suffering Often Fol-
lows. Mrs. Rocks Case
A Warning.

The following letter from Mrs. Orville
Rock will show how unwise it is for wo-
men to submit to the dangersof surgical
operation when often it may be avoided
by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. She was four weeks in
the hospital and came home suf-
fering worse than before.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08

III savs ssasSsasly sAs sns 80.
sss.ss,s l.s. =. - is::sE'I::: ,
OIarke ~ u,lja ss5e0s. es5ge
81 & Mos leelossl tAas tnsY ~
IS as1lS3 u Nm - thAt thsy ~
~ ok0Sfyn blocsG1u4 - - ~
nesS0 rAsa 42S6y 6M1fa that ~ Rf.
iScsr Are1 ieto tkn ~.
naesnqnnt ~ OWn Inwyy9
The potleemaA vas practicany AZ
ewn aaWx1e. H 1ex tha1 ~ ~.
dsncs was getne AeAinst Ma pus
vas mot pesturbed. On TIA 4aeA "a
denied the chargeA and DECLARED thai
"A stsuek 0<Kn1S Only Axzsf tn lee-
tar hal thrsAteAeA to stfihe hisp rs
afrepeql QfuuAy, ~ 1a1ds nniy atteg
the laffer hal fg4ueed - 1eyN II
declared. too. that he starved tnto
enifh's hat Aoeld4ntefiy.
Ansletaat CITY Attorney AaAsr3o1
reid IN sxtraut 1fom the eods Mnses
goes 20 show that oasuAl stoDping 9!
persons on tbs street., e they ao nos
interfere With frAAu, y permissspio.
NntNifAstanAInx. fllS 4nRc4rk on AnAs
bsat Are skiii under oEdere g 1revens
ioifss4nx al the eofHes # AeEe 49, :
Hfoad. Attorney POH0ck sppnpacteS
tbs asss without stgumest
I'd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
GOVERNOR VIII SON DECLA ARES
PROGRESSIVES IN NEW YORK d
HAVE AN ADMIR- ABLE TICKET
1T VIII Put Us On Our Mette Is Candidate Comment.
Strong Effort Will be Made to Have Murphy
Abandon Governor Dix as Candidate

SEA GIRT. n. T., Sept. 5.--Qoverno1
Woodrow Wilson today sxpresse4 hiH-
sell - pleased nth the EE1ezeesNs
party's nouithation az Cesar 9exenf for
koyernor NJ Nsw York Stats. Corn
msnfipx en fl, tho psmceraaic pFssi-
dential candidate said:
sThey h4Se put out an Admlyapie
ticket. ara an Admirable plnfknr41.
M. Strauss nomIn.tlon y adpnlrHbls.
II pns1 in eR our mettleS
''loo ypu mean ths& shows tho neces-
xtty cf nontnating RrosFesetveS on the
Democratic tickets IN ~ 6tAtesf'
That goes without ssytns,' hs re-
piled
The governor has not arranged the
dates upon which he WIN speak In ths
primary Aght for United States SEN
etor from New ssrssy sgainst James
!, 'Fyispas ae GexernaE Dls. hays within
tho lest few days told GoyeEnor Wil-
non thet Tsrznsny Hes Rsopeses '; y
txHie4 ont OH vill ~ bsetsn hy one
s eIass.lt II y s., ~ s'tas ~ = eeA''d-
sQa.ifs independent ~ Governor WI
,sop hImeelk, II can ~ said that .
strong effort VII p lpe4e q inducs
TamNaAsiy Leedsr Mprphy 10 abandon
ntx. ana pat forth j 6pbernatof3et cAn-
didnxa xh0ee Qualifications VII corn
payN tnknFahly With those oe M. 6traus.
ThnAEaG aneWeR q this plea n pres
ant = thai "a yeou6late Lilx would b.
Aqpiyalpnt "A : repuAtstlon at Thm-
menysD entire program pf ths Inst Two
tssFs GoTesn6r Wlls0a'g friHnA$l how-
ever, say thst the ofgan isetipa capnot
afford N sfaAd a. 4 quAetlGn ~ dig-
nifty. xhep ths ssiccsss AZ The party II
In AAAeqR.
GoHaFnnr Wileon's friends woAlA like
to - William g. MaAdoo nenlnat4d.
They ~ nsEsss pnstsns HIN fertA.
Fant AAd. a. mattAr oe feat, eny
one 1T half i doxea FOOD man Fho
'cnalt b nansd would pe satisf sctcry
to them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08

candidacy for reelection. will not tell
anybody, not even his intimate friends,
WHISTLER he Il for the Colonel Or TAFT.
Neither win Ex-C onGEssa1nan Edwin
G. Burleigf, who ID cOnteattng the
United States senatorship with ObA-
diah Gardner, the Democrat incumbent.
Three az the four cahG dates for cop
gress--WtlliAm B. Shelton, IN the Sec
onds Forest Goodwill, III the EhiFd,
1nd Congressman Frank e, Gusrnaey,
in the Fourth-Feflse to express any
preference on. the platform or the
entire ticket y0nly Asher Hlnds an
nopnces bluHtly that he u for Taft. and
he doesnst care who draws It. rsd-
erick Hale, son Of former Senator
Hale, ID the State chairman, and he
y Just ~ close monthad shout rho
he II for ~ tho rest Of them.
All Of which would in3icste that
there Il going to be ! lively row In
the party ~ soon ~ this crusade Tor
the on1cAs u dnislsed. and that the
Biall MnosaEs are ~ least - strong
that the regulars are getting afraid ~
Them
Moose Lead Fighting.
Thus tar most Of tbs battling
against Plaistsd and Hurleish Tor
governor ana senator. has been led
by the Roosevelt faction The HUI
Moosers here, Al ID other 6katea. ara
.hoT afraid Of Taft but they ere
tremendously afraid OF Wilson. They
belize that q Democratic yictory "a
Maine would lead 4 total of voters
now perched on the Fence 70 think
they heard bandwagon. And they
know that In the early 9aya Of Bpu
Moosism any general desertfon would
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
TAKES FLING At
WILSON'S POSITION
COLONEL SAYS DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE Is aoFr" ON
TRUST PROBLEMS.

a.ENA, MONf-, sept. IA ning
az Governor Wilson Tor his assertion
t INA tne nuke industraai concerns Of
tne county can never pe controled
ln.ne Wy RrQpoeed pyn thFd
party, was TAKEN py- Colonei HO1-e-
veN y speecp mere lonlgnt oefore
the MnntAna Stale Pr0gresslve con-
Nentson.
Ans e1-pFesaent q o'clock This
eys1sa1 etter pict1tesque TIP efopg
as AaAeA paaans, au1tng MnMn ny
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
IS CHARGED WITH
. SPEEDING MACHINE:
MOTORCYCLE POI1CEMAS AR,
REST cHAUEvEUR AT BROAD
STREET GARAGE.

After he had been followed from
6hafer street to the Leonard garage
on the 1900 block, West BrNad atrest,
William GraveA chauffeur for n
Ffancaone, was srrssfed last night by
Motorcycle Policeman aamueis on I
charge Of violating the speed hmN 10
the machine he was driving. Poles
(man Samuels alleges thAt WIlliAml
drove his car ta rate Of tHenky-
seven niles m hour befweer Laurel
ana Ghaxar atreetA 6amuejs was some
way hehind nj ths time he noticed
ths automobile, but quickly rot within
reach. and followed II 10 -thp garage.
He accompanied his prisoner 70 the
Second station IN the automobile, and
there Graves was bailed.
Odacer Samuels stated last narht
that the speeding which was once Gus
tomary on GrArs and Franklin streets
has now been transfeEred to Broad
ana Main streets. At the came time
the odlcer has Transferred his acti-
vifdes 70 the same etreets. He has
learned a good deaf Of tie ways az
the speed maniacs, and transfers the
scene Of his operations al fast s.
they transfer the scene Of their ray
critics. Few can ou<paee him. for his
motorcycle il guaged to run at seventy
miles an hour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
Several Testify.

The citizens hare shoHed thSty -
probation OF this altruastlc move o.
the part Of the a1octa ton. 4 fi00t
OF post cards have been coming II
stating that the Aigners would eNppori
the citizen ticket Fully Is per cpnl
q the returned cards ars vottng HI
entif8 ticket
1t Ii To those who are conadestns
almost" voting the citixens ticket N
wish TO urge the neceestty - vots fol
every ceAdidaks on the HncIossd
card.
III the good citizens vote n ecatxered
among seven or eight rood csndidAtel
.sh4 akYAnxth- 6f thstS Ynte> a. shAitar,
Cd.
a smaller vote controliad by tbs
spoisticai jop-hunteFp may put lnet4-
cient men In ONES. 1hersfn Mo- TN
danger Of voting and Individual dckst,
W have txsed 10 help the cltlnenl
~ he dlmcnlt ~ ~ invegl1ghktn
ssxentken candidates.
Il NJ 1haEN aiaeeesGo1 Eho1o mnAh 4h1
~ behave YIN bSet M tAA poeittene
10 pyGe tho n644 ~ v0tjn0 hnit4iy,
The svidsnee y y Eeut hARhs. "
reet ouS CO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
HANDFUL DILL Of :
GAINESVILLE FNks

tcsnttphsd frem 4pFst Srs
,he ps.saxe Of ! bin inefspctlng ~
srpunsnt ensinsers % mAke z
nsxs~sbie. Judgs Watson ip feRN -! -
81. nr0iect h one hundred yAAxn g.
and 30 eame action has beep taken
fhrAo tiu,oe already. Mr.. urnpus'
cai3eA aitsntion To his record " con
49, md Judge Watson prOdnced 3As
SscorA SHOWING that hs Aad lntr0AAlee
hfeen bills and only four hAa paSses.
Two 81 ihess were incrs4ssrg lne ksA \,
sfons of linton vsterRps " ~ Clvli
tWs,ye doifars ! month fer 4 Spanish
- ystaran ana the fourth NAs In
IN noke river bill. The 0thNzS hAa
died. Judge Watson brought W
reference TO the machine md dealaTee
that he had never osSn approached
BY any one outside Df Ne disfrtcs g
Dsnies Machine Alienmans.
II lay down the bars snd ~ fhe1
u any man win ray thet ! syeF ep-
preached him 20 vote FOR me on q.
count of any diAsrences IN the p&n
between me end my opponent VA
~ fhis late day withdraw from ths
xsHe.. daciarad Indge Wa4son.
1T vas renerslly given to the world
By papers oukside Of tho district thai
my poIiticAl head Was to fall Into
the basket ana the denial Of my Dp-
ponsnt does not como until altar the
conysn4ions nj Norfolk and Bait.
more" declared Mr.. Turnbuli. Both
utterAncsa we're loudly cheersl - Yas
the ono ~ Judge Watson when he re-
farred to the statement By M. Turn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08

yayance and takes him TO the poiia
II no conveyance turns up, he con-
ttnnea Ia get In hls hay or rasA II
the empty Tin cans II the hack yor6s
Of biz summer boarding hOuea, No
amount OF oratory can gek him In
terestsd u : campaign. unless some
body = interested In him 70 the sx-
rant q driyia2 him intu town % III.
chAFgs his civic dnfy.
Knis year the Democrats have rot
the money 70 do thiA Horses aud 80
fomobiles are Ill ready to get Tor me
voters. and when tonight there 49, =
sudden awakening Of the Republicans,
tney found that moak Of the 6vaiiabIs
conveyances were hired. ana ma "a
PICK ap eu eorts Of rigs 70 nss Monday
n tns ntereeta OF TAN, Roosevelt.
sns stats ticket and patriotism.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
MYSTERIOUS BANDIT

trail. for his engines seem to hs
tain nights no appsaFs on Grace
others On ths boulevard, and hs
travels out through Monument ave.
lus and around tbs reseryoiF. He
whisi<s In and amon9 the automobiles,
and n gone like = dash, Hut ne piclC
htS victims with line precision. Nnly
very recently be hold up one Of the
biggest merchants In the city.
Whether toll was paid him for his
sympathy Ii q tale vet to be nm
foidSd. Few people talk Of that sort
Of thing. No one rlishes 70 acknowa-
edge that he has been taken in. and
no one Wishes TO announce himself
particops criminis In bribery.
How much the bandit has gained no
one can guess But he has worked
successfully, and has always ~scap1d
like q nhadoH. The man most In
terested ~ Motorcysle Ro,ta4msn
gamueia who reEretfuf1E admitted
lat night that ~ hld heard III lhs
stranger and had rsceiyed Reports 81
him. 6amuels fears that snofoftats
may think that no d the hold SUP MN,
Tor ~ travels incog himsstf. hayipe
neither the blus nor the hr4As and
s:ssing his bed9s or ths tnsiAe.
There VS. no report ~ IN malntr.
csEcls eAndH is nilhs thopgh lis
msx have Horked M saaps a tie
puspicious end where the voice ~ nn-
thority - given more hesdtnr Usr
Hut the complaints drist Is. and the
map on the cray motorcycle il sfill
6arnjng hfn nfecart0,ia ltvfnv ~ 800
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
W0RlD FAMOUS
AY|IT0Rs GATHER

tConttnued from AEAt paga.l -
year the ayiators who net sail IN the
race will face q greater. strain on
their nerves than In any similar con-
test held previously. They will be
Obliged to Ay fifty kiionlstsrs fprthss
than former contestants lew, the
course this year being 100 ktlometarz,
81 13l.Ss miles. It will be sailed around
4 circular course 81 miles ir iength,
requiring forty circuits to complete the
distance.
{ - Ne Admissiea Charged.
For this race one AsId has been
brsparsd. 1t 10 in tho eubprb Of
Cle1rtng, ysat Of EngleMo0d, near the
hanks " tho drainage canal. no ad-
Srisglon viii b CHARGED for the Initial
That there may be no iaterfersace
With tho yaaA 1t has been ArypngsA
that IN txo saccesdins 6avp NJ -
81 pyts0 ccnteStA, ana eh6l11G &kn99-
nh1Stc epndj 4tcnp mako IL AF9k ~
kaiGGGel UHef Tor tho reeoT Il VIII "
nax III ll3t or sscnaG 6,aceeeeing
lfteF ~ Gordon Bsnnstk rses tho
ayia&pfa Nm move to cieeeS nm. ~
eoG1laS Ay3pg Assd ef thay Asfo r41h ~
{fItG6f HIT fpr -four dSySy MStk1al-
~ Urn 18th 18th and I'm, th& pro-
t3AA van contfnus the Got4op
49hH9$& Nyent y run ~ QspfS1nbtf
~ IN 80 open days wnt Ia gsssa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
Battle Axe VS..
Petersburg Off

The Petersburg team has called on
the games With the Battle Axe team,
the iirst ri which was scheduled to be
piayAd N RroAd street park tnuaorroW.
fnstsad Petersburg VII play ths An
niSton team, pennant Hfnnsfs Of the
Caroline AAsociAtlon. in Pstersburg.
The Richmond CottsgiSns Win play an
amateur team In Petersburg Tuesday
and Wednssdsy Of this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
Virginia Members Are Rich
ard Evelyn Byrd and r.
Tate Irvine William Jen-
nings Ii Made Chairman


S - esAeS N '-'
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49, va~~ -. dv..or,
comnltass = che DensecrAsle national
e4snsolAfn. ~ ~ cam,ceden Of 1914.
- ...--.s
.s,s...ss - -
Wsiiasm ssaninO Bryan was ep-
pointed Chairman.
me candidates. bstor. tn. Balti-
~ Es;,s 49,. .ss J. sss.p'.a in the follow,
ee n1t11Ga vA--wtii take Disael
nre q zoS971r 81 aAvisory commit
a.. 1A41I 0sUx ". UndGwood.
Nla1atEE R.[ sccspt and an
hskSfSN m ~ a00oansmsnt.--5ohn
HgskA
NDarievcax. Mich. glad to
|SerYa nAHs1 Harmon.
8aaGAns 11aaN be glad to
setvs 8 - II Il lssSs ON advisory
1o1lile 0ey1A, Mo.--All right.
-, sn a,,s. e. e a. aaS .s,.s
! cap fer 6acpM0 ~ Wilson and Mar
lsAslI ~ Bs5ncoracy generally
chsmp Ci1rk.
Ina - Iaa.--I win be GLAD
- Aeetpt peG1tlon on advisory COM
a'i.sss- Jssa y: Ksen.
loE.:
as.vfs
hlss
ArkAnee1 Joeeph T. Robinson. A.
I. n 49, IA.
GklsSesAaar--schn y. Haker' Gavin
:, 02!osa ae-9ohn r srafrosh' Henry
NeAsss,eat Thomas l. Reilly.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
Is. Butfa.

WAVERLY, VA. Sept T.--E n.
Burt. prnminAnt young business man
~ WA4eriy. died suddenly Id i h0Spf-
tal IN Baltimore, Nd, at an early hour
this morning. His body will arrive
will take place Monday morning..
Mr.. hurt u son OF tho late 0Aoree
p. Burt. Of Sussex. and was engaged
In the lumber businese III the dine
Of h4s deAkh ~ Z ~ = - - 1l-- IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08

For the first time probably IN the
history Of Richmond Chinaman vas
arrested last night ON charee 81
being warrant He IL Mob How.
ana he feli into the powerful arms
Of Policeman Lear,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08

10 the av1axeruN Tor tuning up their
naeehinss ~ exhibiting thsm to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08
RESULTS II NAME :
WATCHED CLOSELY

tcon.inned from mrs. pare,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-08

MA prepared 10 OepotS uls cntAIe
lime to the city's business II elected
10 the administrative board.
The band. which had done duty be-
tween the acts with rare faithfulness,
wound Up on, "There'M be a Hot
Time in the Old Town Tonight" prob
] nkiY rAferring to Tuesday night, as
] tho audience filed out.
Association Malls Appeal.
TN asssRtsmttT 18th sou viii cast
teus ballot for your first administra-
tiye hoard
IL one minute you will write what
] viii affect our city for years.
For the future usefulness Of the adj
mlnlstra1ive board--the prosperity Of
156hmond--is largely staked ON this
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Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-15

Other people may not conduct their
business to suit you. You may not
carry on your business to please the
other fellow. This has always been
the condition of affairs and we pre-
sumo it will be to the end of time.
A recognition of this fact should
smoothe the wrinkled brow and
soothe the aching heart. In private
affairs we are under obligation to
society and ourselves to let our
brother go on in his own particular
way unless that way interferes with
the recognized right of an individual
or of society. When a mans actions
are Immediately connected with prin-
ciples upon which society is based
then he in measure loses his indi-
viduality and becomes an inseparable
part Of the social organization. In
this capacity he is creature under
the social law and is subject to re-
proof for actions not consistent with
the best interests Of society.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-04-15

Right after the floods of last Octo-
ber the people Of this southwest sec
tion labored under the impression they
had been sorely afflicted and that it
would tend to divert homeseekers to
other Acids. A moments reflection
will reveal the fact that the flood WIS.,
tied upon this southwest empire was
IA pigmy compared with the floods
that annually occur in the east and
middle west These reflections are
brought more forcibly to our nmnd
by the existing conditions along the
Mississippi valley, where Thousands
upon thousands of people have been
rendered homeless and hundreds of
thousands of acres of land covered
by five to twenty-five feet of water.
And it is not only this year but it
is every year. True, the flood of
the present time is record breaker,
but the papers are full of flood re-
ports every spring and it's a custom
hundreds Of thousands OF people re-
siding on the low lands along the
Missouri, Mississippi, Ohio and many
other streams have of moving every
spring. When we think of our little
freshet of few months ago it makes
us feel like forgetting we ever had
flood, so insignificant compared to
what takes place every year in all
other parts of the country.
And, continuing our reflections,
what glorious country we live in.
We are protected from all the sudden
changes of weather which is visited
upon the people of the east, south arl
north. To have lived in Colorado "a
few years and then think Of what
one went through before coming ives,
is enough to cause cold shuddcr.
Glorious San Juan--free from deyas-
tating storms, death dealing and prop
erty destroying cyclones and hurr;-
canes, sweltering heat of summer ard
freezing blasts of winter. We should
be the most contented people on earth.
We have soil that produces about
everything man wants; we have a
climate that eclipses anything on the
face of the earth; we have an ener-
getic and progressive people who hav /.
nade the virgin mesas bloom like rh,
rose.