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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
9PEclAL FEATURE IN THREE
PARTS FOR SEPTEMBER

The Snare of Fate a gripping
yitagraph Photoplay which will be
shown next Friday at the Pastime, is
q powerful drama which cannot fail
to stir the emotions Of all who see
1t f
1t tells the story 81 Nious
mother who sacrifices lghter
on the altar Of Mammos ing her
in marriage with a weaStlss but some
what elderly man, for the sake of The
financial aid that he can give her
husband, who is involved in business
difficulties.
The combined action of the mother
and the man is the more despicabc
because of the fact that the girl is
already engaged to marry the mans
son and is deeply in love with him
The hearts OF their two children arc
ruthlessly sacrificed for the mere SO
cial ambition of the mother and ner
prospective son in law.
The terrible results which follow
this marriage are strikinsly set forth
in the play, showing the manner in
which their actions recoil upon the
perpetrators and bring distress upon
ALL Above all things the wonderful
drama makes clear the regrettahle
tendency of the age towards the un-
due worship of money and shows
the evils attending the striving after
false ideal. 1t is a motion picture
that makes an irresistible appeal to
the hearts OF all that see ii and will
surely please the patrons of this thea
ire. being fully up to the high stand
ard Sofsthe offerings always presented
at 3the Pas6me,s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

Secretary Bryan slipped away one
day last week and lectured in tile AZ
ternoon and evening, and hikea back
TO Washington next morning $5Ga
ahead. Just enough to pay oneesevcnth
of the yearly rental Of the furalshed
house he is living in. w. ]. B will
save his $4,000 salary as secretary oi
state, his lectures will pay his eN
penses. despite the high cost Of liv
ms" He loves money and pubtcug
above an other things
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

Trayers Jerome is some astutc
all right enought He caught
e Thaw lawyers looking out OF
~ window and kicked the whole
coming business down the steps Of
lat Canadian court house.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

There is CO difference be
tween the caV hle of today and
hat which VI hposed few years
ago ina sress. Under Hale, Al
lrich, ger. and the other lead
ors ON old-lno Rcpublicianism,
he caucus served largely the pur-
oose of preventing legislation. At
he House end of the Capitol it's func-
ion was much the same. Conse-
luenuy in the time rose from the
country chorus of protest AGAINST
systematic smothering of measures.
Under the present regime, the eau
Gus thus far has been employed for
10 general purpose Of getting things
donG That makes very large diff.
ference. The trouble is that, under
the rigorous system that came in
with Democratic co&rol, the caucus
used to enforce organization poll
Giles TO the last detail In effect, it
the instrument by which gar
rote is fastened on the throat OF all
Individuality and independence,
From This status to that Of an ar
rogant bossisn and contemplate ser
.ility the step is shorter than per-
haps leaders of the new don nant
marty realize. The men who holding
he reins Of power, drive hard and
FAST, generally feel pretty confident
that their destination is a good one.
But they fall too easily into ways
Of tyranny and arrogance. No bet
ter method Of legislation has yet
been devised than that of open and
frank discussion, free and untram-
meled voting, and honest determine.
ton of the majority's wish.
Small wonder that there is grow
ling revolt. in both houses against
the extremes Of caucus rule. eau
Gus rule, through which few bosses
imposed their will on the party and
through it, on the country was the
real thing that wrecked Republioanisn
+ 1t will wreck Democracy, too. in time
and in good deal shorter time than
it required in the other case, for the
country understands better now and
is less williy to be patient with such
1t is Food time for leaders C
have q e and avoid he coming
drivers. kiyers are not much in pol
itical d Ne nowadays.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

Rafting the saber has como to be
the only language that European di-
plomacy knows When. therefore, the
mufller is put ON the saber and sin.
core effort Is directed to preserving
rather than breaking the peace, that
diplomacy IS denounced as amateur
ish but il is humane, civilized. and
net beyond the understanding Of tho
people who pay, pay, pay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

On September s the Augusta dis
trict in Maine will elect a congress
man Republicans. Democrats, and
Progressiyes have named candidates.
The Republican is of the Progressive
stamp though he stuck by his party
in last years split Normally strong
~ Republican, il is expected by Al
sides that the district win choose Z
Democrat this year because the for
mer Republicans seem hornlessh
splits, The bis neu OF all parties mr.
making speeches up there. The eIec
ton wilA ice sisndfcent chiefly as
showing whether the Maine proeres
siyes are disposed to come back e
their old mornings. as supporters OF
liberalized Republican party.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
prealNent Wilson has nnderta,..en

President Wilson has undertaken to
convince the world that moral
sausion IAN accomplish some results
quite a gell as foSce The world is
cynical bout results. 1t neither be
lieves desires, il judgement NAV
be prelNcated on the comments Of
public fen and iuornalsclose to Rhe
existing governments in most Edro
pean countries.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

lSow since the baseball season has
PIE it's exit, il does seem that old
h summer might take the cue and
Mhe same thing.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

recording to President Wilson, if
NJ Americans in Mexico remain in
8eountry and get hurt why he will
one OF those little 4 told you
70 come back with.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

d 'ostmastors' appointments through.
a the United States are up to date
the first time in many moons, ac
Nding to a statement from the post
Gee department. Since March 4
Estmaster General Burleson has ab-
United 5,765 postmasters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

3cry now and then some advocate
BE thing tries to explain the tur-
irot There is no explanation to
In fact il speaks for itself.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

II the nation should be plunged irtc
war with first class power, army of
iicers declare II would require ii year
to have a fully trained adequate force
in the field, The Mexican intcrven.
ton alarms have turned the nations
attention to The size Of the nations
force. and have brought the strongest
warnings from the highest officers Of
the army that the nation is wholly
unprepared for war,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

eptember Eve should have a bad
g Of jealousy over all this fawn,
the world is doing over septem-
Mornl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

|. Ulysses Simpson Grant graduated
4 West Point at the bottom of his
ss He was always stupid stu
~ But he PANIED out we'll at sol
I ng, II only needs the opportunt
) show what there is in man
me 2portunity never comes to all
nenV so most Of them never rist
lbovWhe common place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

lynn County, City Of sru nswIek,
ted States Court of Bankruptcy
Item Counties in south Georuia.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

Possibility OF final vote on the
trrf bill in the Senate next Saturday
is foreseen by Senator Simmons,
chairman of the finance Committee.
Recent progress on the bill has been
SO rapid as TO make Senator Sim
mons optimistic. Other Senators are
skepti"cl about a vote next Saturday,
and say the vote will he reached
either Saturday. Sept IS, or Mou-
day, Sept. Is That would mean the
adoption of the conference report
about Oct. l. So note 1t be.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

Smoke 3 for Brunswick, Phoenix
Grocery Co.'S Special
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

TELEPHONE
Ilness Office, Editorial Room. 1883
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

Best Sugar Cured Hams at zoe Ii
:. Wright & cowen Coz Phone 5i1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

A nice line q Trunks At Geo T
GAYS,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
Il must Ia aaasessed that rhaw ea

tt must H0 c0IiIossed that ThaW e8
capped from Matteawan in speedy
style But again, the coin Of thel
realm has been doing some speed&
stunts since that time escaping fro|
him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

viii be sold sub
Gy the court, anC
der or bidders shi
posit with the trr
ter said sale ten
amount Of said b.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05

ion OF the Southern isfriet
Georgia
In the Matter OF white supply
ct al. Dankrupts- BankaHtcysA
Subject to On order or lieAor- sle a
J. Crovatt. referee In Bankruptcy, in
the above stated matter, there will be
sold. on the arst Tuesday in septem-
her next, at Pablo cutlery at the court
house in Coffee county. Georgia. with
IN the legal hours Of sale, to the high
est and best bidder for cash. free
and clear Of alI' liens and incum.
brapces, the following personal prop
erty, to-yit
One auto filing station of the
american Scale and Tank Company,
Hamilton. Ohio; also one cash regis
ter, also one Mosler safe
The above described personality
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-05
T,4s. cAucu 80.

There is ceM difference be
tween the cau nile of today and
bat which Y opposed few years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
WILL BE BITTER FIGHT.

1t is gratifying to learn that some
effort is to be put forth by Lake
County's representatives in the legis-
lature to get law on the books,
which would give Hammond and
cities OF it's class the right to demand
track elevation.
The easiest prediction to make in
regard to the proposed measure is to
say, that it will meet with powerful
opposition. not only from the railroad
lobbyists, but from real estate inter
ests at home.
From city building stand point
such measure next to home rule
would be the most important step as
far as Hammond is concerned. and il
| behooves the city to lend its mos
powerful support of it.
| Track elevation is matter
affecting every man, woman ant
child in Hammond, and the consum
nation of the long proposed remed,
| is at the best still far off. But tn,
time to make a beginning in this di
rection is now, while the General AS
lsembly is in session. Procrastinatiol
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
A SUGGESTION.

By the way won't the kind and
obliging H., w. & E. G. railway please
put up few more straps for the
accommodation of the people on the
South Holman street cars during the
rush hours? 1t is fearful annoying
to lady standing up in those cars
to have a man breathing garlic grab
her wildly by the left ear and tear
out a handful of hair in an effort to
keep from losing his balance.
1t is also rather disconcertlng for
q man to have a lady claw desperate
ly at his necktie in order to keep her
feet as the motorman jerks the cal
merrily back and forth to see
whether the wheels are on the rails
or not.
| OF course one good plan would bs
to have hooks hung alongside the Cal
to hang passengers on but some of tn,
foolish things might object to that
but no one could object to a few
more straps could they?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
OUTSIDE THE PALE.

If the bull moosers don't look out
there won't be thunder enough left
for them to swear by, when Wilson S
term expires.
Close observers who are blessed
with keen sense of smell as we'll as
clear vision, have shifted a mouse
This is a progressiveness on the part
of Wilson and his colleagues that may
out-Roosevelt Teddy himself All OF
the straws are pointed toward a pro-
gressive administration that will
make the pr ,gressives sit up and take
notice.
Marshall h; turned progressive
and all along he line there are evil
dences that VIII Wilson goes out OF
office, the bull noosers won't have q
leg to stand on. 1t seems to be the
democrats one best bet, to play the
most radically progressive politics
In that way they may hope to gaiI
many allies from the ranks of the new
party and they have nothing to lose
| The stand pat republicans are saft
outside the pale of democratic infu
ence anyhow but the progressive
don't know just where they are at,
in the situation political, and some o
them may be easy proselytes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
SHOULD BE DONE.

Cities of the Calumet region which
have used the lake as depository for
their sewage, may be forced into a
solution of the problem of sewage
disposal, by the United States govern
ment. Representative Evans of Illi-
nois has prepared a bill which he pro-
poses to present to congress, making
it prohibitory for cities to pollute the
waters of the great lakes, with their
waste.
Hammond, East Chicago and Whit
ing have for years been talking pure
water" The problem may be solved
for them by the government Should
such a law as the one proposed BIZ
enacted, they will be forced to face
the issue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
III e A K ID
X u B E

TEE HEE. 1t is to laugh. British
house of commons had 2.1oo cops on
guard while the members voted against
female suffrage.
NOTE that Brother Ebert II. Gary
paid 500, 1000 for statue. Ebert must
have got his wage increase already.
NJ RAFT of the Indianny legislature
has introduced an anti-rate bill in the
house. Some one ought to Introduce
Suffragette Carrie Gait to Mr.. RAFT.
INFRINGING ON THE OUTLOOK's
COPYRIGHT.
tFrom The Gary Post)
Having had experience as a teach
er in an earlier and more primitive
day. the contributing editor appreci-
ates the enormous teaching and de-
veloping leverage, etc.
AFTER March Prof. William H..
Taft will have time to wonder why 1t
is that tire highest salary that Yale
pays to her professors is $1,000. while
the football coach cops off $4,000.
ART admirer says that Venus de
Milo has too much of an Amazonian
build and a cowlilSe face for him to adj
mire her Why worry about Venus
when there are many pretty hob
bled dolls to be admired?
| ABE MARTIN writes of Doc Mopp' $
| whiskers being 81 inches long and his
wife giving him a stickpin for birth
| dav present Reminds US somewhat OF
| the Indianny senate in passing tine
| Gary second class city bill as a present
/ to Tom Knots and then providing
| that hizzoner can't be reelected.
| wILITM ELLIS COREY continues t6
| tell tales out of school and he seems
i to enjoy it.
ABOUT the only thing that hasn'
i gone up in these hi kost of living day,
| and the only thing that really ha
come down in price is the newspaper
i yet a lot of folks don't seem to appre
ciate it.
Il 1T is too bad. After posing as mic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
THE DRAYMA'S THE THING.

We note with blase boredom that
New York is witnessing a brilliant
revival of Massenets "Manon" with
Caruso and Farrar in the leading
roles.
What we want to see is a brilliant
revival of Uncle Toms Cabin" with
couple of good Marks, at least half
a dozen bloodhounds and real ice. Oh
il that can't be arranged make it a
brilliant revival of Ten Nights In a
Barroom
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
Motions and Orders
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
Court Room No. 1.

Court Room No. i.
1902 Apolonie Cernik VS.. Emmanuel
Cernik case dropped from docket
to be reinstated on motion and no.
1884. Israel Manson ct al. VS.. John w.
Caldwell ct al Plaintiff dismisses,
costs paid.
1869. Scott and Harry VS.. Minnie Koch
ct al Find for plaintiff 5000.
Foreclosure. Find for COM
plainant, Knickerbocker Ice Co. for
5000 in full of claim against
plaintiff order VS. defendant.
Julius Koch. and that said ice COM
pany be subrogated to rights of
plaintiff and all parties agree that
claim of plaintiff and eross-com-
plant is satisfied in open court.
and mechanics lien discharged and
satisfied and released. Costs VS.,
Julius Koch Judgment.
1876. Atlas Brg. Co. vs.. Albert Kauf-
man Plaintiff dismisses. Judg
ment.
so40 Fred j. Smith VS.. Harbor Bldg.
CO. ct al Plaintiff dismisses as to
lot 4, block 10. 4th add. to Indiana
Harbor. in name of Frank Burba.
s07s. Calumet Supply Co. VS.. Fernando
W. Daegling, eft al. Plaintiff dis
misses by agreement. Defendant
Daegling to pay costs Judgment.
Soas. u. S. Radiator Corporation VS..
C. II Maloney Co. Motion of Ma
lonev e. Co. sustained to modify
Judgment. and same is modified to
show that defendant. Maloney &
Co. is an indorser on note. Mo
lions of Prascsak & Baukus with
drawn Judgment
STA, George A Carpenter trustee, VS.
City of Hammond, Ind. ct al
Plaintiff dsmisses. Judgment
$3.50. William Crack VS. samuel Co
bitz ct al on motion of defend
ants. cause dismissed for want OF
prosecution. Judgment
1855. Hammond Lbr. Co. VS. Charles
Frust Plaintiff dismisses at owr
costs Judgment.
s1ss. Fred j. Smith VS.. Frank Burbs
eft al Plaintiff dismisses as to 10
4. block Is. 4th add. to indiana
Harbor in name of Frank and Stel
Ia Burba
1915. Charles II. Capen vs.. PHILLIP
Suter. Find for plaintif for $500
without relief Judgment.
9a6i Peabody Coal Co, VS.. John Nc
Fadden Find for plaintiff for 81,
0s6 30. without relief Judgmen,
1896 Kelley Brig. Co. vs.. VIM. Riley e
al. Cause dropped from docket I
be reinstated on notice.
1925 William r. REIN ct al VS.. 10
seph Golosinski ct al. Receive
files final report and asks for dis
tribution and release of bondsmer
Granted.
s42s. Paxton Lbr. CO. VS.. Anton Gale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
O, MAGIC KISS.
Laury Jeen Libbey in writing on
that gift of the gods, the kiss, says:

Laury Jeen Libbey in writing on
that gift of the gods, the kiss, says:
I'm all the rules laid down for
decorous love-making not one is
devoted to the kiss, which may be
said to be the alpha and omega of
loves tenderness. Whether or not
this subject is omitted purposely
to give forth the idea that they
have no place on courtship's cal
endar we can only surmise.
But for all that kisses are the
most important factor in life. 1t is
instinct. expressing fondness. 1t is
the first yearning of the babe as
soon as it becomes old enough to
show liking. singing out those to
whom it's instinct draws 1t, holding
up its rosebud lips for the kiss of
love. Sorry is the life or child
hood who knows not the kiss of
father. mother, sister. or brother.
IT is courtship's first acknowledge
ment when lips meet lips in the
sacred. tender betrothal kiss.
20 magic kissi you are response
BILE fef the highest bliss known to
mortals. or you can lead the way
70 the depths of woe. There are
kisses which are inspirations.
They were never meant to be Civ
en- by rule without sacred intent.
They should be the seals of pure
affection"
Laury notes that But for all tina
kisses are the most important facto
in life" So? 1t is all very well fe
Laury to write ofythe nice, aesthet
and inspired kisses but what abo,
the soul kiss or the kiss that is hu
riedly given while a man is tryin
to catch a car?
Our love expert should differentia
in the several kinds of kisses. The
are kisses and kisses. There is 1
comparison between the soul kiss
of Romeo and Juliet and the kiss TIL
the car puts on each cheek of h
guardsmen at Christmas.
Variety is the spice of life. II
spice of variety is the kiss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
GOOD MORNING. LIFE.

Good morning. Life-and all
Things glad and beautiful.
My pockets nothing hold,
hut nc that owns the gold,
The sun. IL my great friend
HIS spending has no end.
Hail TO the morning sky.
Which bright clouds measure high,
Hail to you. birds whose throats
Would number leaves by notes;
Hail to you, shady bowers,
And You. green fields of flowers.
Hail to You. woman fair,
That makes show SO rare
In cloth ms white as milk
be 4 calico or silk:
Good morning, Ltfe-and all
Things glad and beautiful.
w. III. ID.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
OUR NEW COMPETITION.

When this Venus de Milo perfect
woman craze has gone far enough
let's start a perfect man competition.
Right here is the place to begin
it too.
Mayor Knots of Gary, who by
virtue of his official prominence
should set the pace will oblige us by
sending in his height, weight, bust,
hips ankle, upper arm, forearm, calf,
wrist, size of hat, pull on vest and
any other measurements he may
think of.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
now means another delay of two

now means another delay of two
years.
Hammond is not insensible to what
it owes to the railroads, but there is a
limit to gratitude. The lives that
have already been sacrificed on the
deadly grade crossings, the daily
growing dangers, the untold anguish
that parents experience mornings
and evenings for their children who
have to cross the tracks, it hardly
makes any difference what school
they attend, are matters that cannot
be figured from a commercial stand
point.
The innumerable, unnecessary
business paralyzing crossing delays
would however be sufficient argu
ment for track elevation.
If Representative Barney Carter
as first stated in THE TIMES car
see it through successfully he will
have earned the everlasting gratitud,
of his city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
ISOLATION HOSPITAL NEEDED

Smallpox has secured a foothold in
the Calumet region. 1t has attained
the proportions of full blown cpl
demic in South Chicago. There are
five cases of it in East Chicago.
Whiting has one case, Gary a case or
two and one probable case has been
reported from Schererville. There is
no telling how many others there are
throughout the county classified as
chickenpox, or not classified at all
East Chicago has already recognize
ed the gravity of the situation by pro-
viding temporary pest house. East
Chicago be it remembered has a doc
tor mayor. Whiting has closed its
schools for day or two, and there is
agitation for county isolation hos
pital. Has the latter by all means,
| but
While the hospital is a much need
ed institution, even more important
and far reaching, would be an en-
forcement of whatever laws there are
which provide for vaccination. In
the schools at least. If every man
woman and child in Lake county
were vaccinated, the need for a pest
house, for smallpox patients. would
soon run its course 1t is no joke Il
have to go to pest house, under thu
most propitious circumstances.
4 Then as to private quarantine, in
been vaccinated, and as THERE is
NO COUNTY ISOLATION HOSPITAL
the physicians should get togethe
and agree on a minimum period of iso
, lation which is on the safe side as +
: should maintain strict quarantin
i covering that period. There shoul
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28

GOV. Ralston has started in to
issue proclamations and there is not
nearly SO much fol-de-rol about them
as his predecessor One idea of a
would cut out all proclamations save
those dealing with some peril to the
commonwealth. Who ever reads a
proclamation?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-28
WHERE FULLEST LIFE IS LIVED

Perhaps the fullest lives are those
spent in country communities. where
the demands upon ones time are
those of neighborliness, where the old
ladies are called upon in days of sick
tion of their broad sympathies, the old
men are sought for advice and coun-
sci, the boys and girls have time to
think the long, long thoughts oil
youth.