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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22
FAIRNESS TO NEWSPAPER mEN

|
In a recent speech in Birmingham
Judge Gary paid high tribute to
the newspaper Irsternity Judge
Gary said:
i have been obliged to come into
contact with the newspaper fraternity
for the last fifteen years, and from
my experience, can say that If
! the business men treat the newspa,
Per men right they are always truth
full and fair My experience has
Teen that if you treat the newspaper
men fair will be -ee,nK and honest
ana give them the truth and the op-
portmnty to- publish the truth, they
VIII do it honestly If you are I'M
truthful and unfair then you may
expect tc take the consequences"
Judge Gary's experience is about
The same as that of others having
| extensive experience with newspa-
peIs. 1t is the desire of all reliable
newspapers to be truthful and fair,
and those who take the newspaper
men in confidence are treated with
more consideration than those who
try to withhold facts. Those who
conlide in newspaper men will find
that What is told them will be kept
| iuyiolate until it is released. News
paper men will keep secrets when
told to do SO, not only on ethieal
grounds, out because such a policy
helps them in gathering news.
In some cases business men claim
that news stories are inaccurate or
incomplete. In these cases il is the
FAULT of those who know the facts in
the case and not the newspaper men.
Reporters often find that people from
whom they secure stories are either
/ reluctant to tell them all they Know
lbeut the matter, or fall to do so for
other reasons. The reporters use the
| Information given them in writing
| their stories and are compelled to
| gather the news and write it in a
| hurry. Reporters VINO are told all
\ of the facts in a case do not use
| their Imagination in handling Their
| stories. II the straight dope" is
given To the reporters by business
men and others who happened TO be
III possession of is,ws the stories
produced by the reporters will be so
curate and complete Ii part of the
facts are withheld from the reporters
or are carelessly omitted when the
stories are given out a reporter can
not take the liberty to rely on his
imagination to supply the omissions,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

The Union Thanksgiving service nj
the baptist church on Wednesday
night is n pretty idea and the church
ought TO be literally crowed to lis
capacity, The American citizen IN
every CLINE and in every walk OF
aile has much TO be thankful Cor
aud he should be delighted TO have
the opportunity to give expression
thereto
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22
Turn JACK The clccN.

The Savannah Press very truly re-,
marks
II Germany could turn the clock
Of time back to July 1, and know
what she kntws aow. there would be
10 war"
tas all. h0w many as iicre
everywhere In ne who NoIld turn
hack Tho clock Il they Sould Ii men
only knew thea. wha; they know ncW.
nov many aisappointments, failures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

Actual hostilities IN Mexico. as.
eording to agents OF the United states
government VINO have been sending
Ioseate reports of peace from the
southern republic. appears now to be
inevitable" The score or two OF
Americans who have teen wounded
~ bullets coming across the border
al Mace. would probably put il even
mere strongly than that,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22
A VERY UGLY AFFAIR.

The firing upon the cruiser Tennes'
see OF her laUnch-it has not yet
been made clear which waa the tar
get--in the narbor OF Smyrna is a
disagreean.e affair, but hard an in
ofdent Of momentous concern. 1t is
not at all unlikely Eaat the Turkish
Officials, grown arrogant and asser-
tive IN The Portes new alliance with
powerful nation and exalted by en-
gagement at war with three great
powers which have long used their
country eontemptuously, may have
taken chance Of trouble In order
TO show their authority aad illustrate
their artiiicialiy stimulated indepen-
dsnte or regard for the Christian
nations generaliy-saye only the leu
tonic empires. There are probably
not a few foolish men in important
commands In Turkey, cred with the
Iecreated idea that the sword Of the
Prophet is again to prevail against
the lnfidel by the aid OF the cannon
Ct Krupp and the captain Of the
smyrna foreg may be one Of them.
Perhaps ne was determined to pre-
vent airy nosing into Turkish ad-
m.nistration. all that hav.>g been
declared at an end by abrogaIion Of
the capltaulatlons, under which the
territorial functions In Turkey. 1t is
inocneeiyaLle that the STEAMBOAT gov
eminent gave orders TO provoke the
American commander to hostile acts
or had any purpose of deliberately
insulting the nag of the United states
The Sultan will, Of course, Apologize
and express regrets and, perhaps, 50.
lutte the stars and Stripes, and the
incident viii be- closed Certainly we
have no intention of going to war
" It'll Turkey about anything, nor OF
projecting ourselves into the war
area OF Europe at all, and, as no ma
terial injury was done by the firing
~ Smyrna. formal PREPARATION should
DC satisfactory. II anything more
eorious should appear We could re-
port the matter to the German EN-
peror, who has much more authority
In Turkey than the Sultan Mehemet,
and he would quickly rim The Turk
to decorum again.
Nevertheless. it is a significant
thing that the Turk should have made
such bold defiance Of the rules Of hos
Iitality and so fur forgotten himself
as to give open offence to great
power With which he was in friend
ly relations. fer. in spite of all that
may be protested fom Stamboul, It
is not likely that the Washington
government win be deceived MS 10 the
real spirit Of the act. 1t is clear
enough that turkey is quite beside
herself s. nee sho became partner
with the strongest military nation
IN tha world and thinks she is licens
eu to shoot up whom she pleases, II
Is to BIS hoped that the business OF
the United tSates will ret require
the pr, sence Of warshiBs in three
waters again while the great war is
proceeding. but II 1t does. we shan
do well to observe very close pre-.
cautions and should net be surprised
at an untoward happening, The har
pors of bolligerent nation are not
the best resorts just now for neu
, tfa warship,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

The chances are that the action 81
the supreme court in refusing to Ger
lify TO the writ OF error in the FRANK
case. viii foNerer seal The doom Of
the convicted Atlanta mga Public
opinion viii ai~ays be divided IL
that case. yei tilo eourts. al. .ot
them. seldom err IN taelrlal OF crimi
nai cases. It Is remarkable how
one after tic other Of the criminal
tcurse ia Georgia haye gone sgainsl
iefauh aud II b significant
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

Heartburn is u symptom of indi
gestion. To correct the digestive or.
gans the remedy is SIMMONS RED
q LIVER REGULATOR. The mi3cry
disappears at once. The boweiG %
crate speedily and you feel stfol@
,igorous and cheerful. Price, arg
package, s1.00; small size, &c SGD
by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

Great Britain viii sec many moons
ere she produces another 'iiohs, :
lie was Il reei soldier n leader of
men who kpaw how to get the best
there is Of every fellow man Yet
he was kind and considefate and was
devotedly loved by his troops
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

The state OF Louisiana Is showing
a splendid enterprise In sending ilei
health train all over the south. II
spent last night iii Brunswick and
while the hours we're not convenient
10 the public, many visited IL and
enjoyed II.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

Il is now stated that Carranza Is
going TO make his headquarters az
Vera Cruz, when the American troops
leave there on Monday III they leave,
Wen. he went do any such thing If
villa manages to set there first
which is very likely.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

stlll, IL the shooting by The Turks
at the yawl Of the Tennessee was an
act of friendship, lets ask the Porte
70 display their affection for us in
some other fashion. That one is too
noisy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

Perhaps our distinguished friend,
Rustem Bey, who left Washington
about six weeks ago in high dudgeon,
had some little hand in the Tennes-
nessce incident.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

General villa has made up his mind
10 take Mexico City aud all Of the
other territory he needs for present
purposes. In that connection Il Nis
Well TO bear in mind that OH man
rancho has very taking way with
HIM.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

We suppose IT viii be entirely up
70 our friend Goiberg to give us an
illustration pretty soon, showing how
nicely Hresidert Wilson put the
"trot' in Trotter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

piAmude in france ia short OF
a refractory burg. 1t absolutely re
fuses 10 stay put.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

The Russian army is quite up TO
date since il mas inaugurated a sys-
tenn Of bath ugins, incidentally they
win soak the Germans.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

New Georgia syrup-Phoenix ero
cory Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22

Call on Geo +. Gay for mattresses
blankets and comforts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22
, Use AiiEb'S F0nT=FASF. ::

The antiseptc powder to be shaken into the shoes.
II you want rest and comfort Tor tired, aching,
swollen, sweating feet use Aliens Foot Ease tire
teves eorns and bunions of all pain and prevents
bisters, sore and caous spots. just the thing Tor
Dancing. Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and for
Breaking in New Shoes. 1t is the greatest comfort
discovery Of lineage, 1ryit to-day. Sold everywhere,
25 cts sDOg dccept any substitute. For FREE trial
package, address Allen s. Olmsted, LIE Roy, n. Y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22
ca ORA
For Infants aad Children.
The Kind YOU Have Always BOughs
Signature of CtSAXT ZtzEc<<e!

Gays line OF Rare ranges, stoves
and heaters cant be beat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

Glynn County.
City OF Brunswick.
United 5tates Court Southern Dis
frlet ofkeeorsla for Ten Counties.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-22
A DYsPEPTlc MAN

: oaiy as Information anc are not guarsn.
a. dc SOFA mENDEs,
VIA Pfs ident and een,rs' Manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

prevent an endorsement Of the Wilson admins
iration. Senator Bailey has given out a public
Hatcmcnt in which he says.
never attempted to conceal my opinions OF
purposes from the voters Of Texas when ! was d
candidate for heir iavors. and certainly would
not do 50 now. when am not asking and when J
never expect again 10 ask their votes for any
office
am, therefore. more than willing to say that
have no thought Of attempting 10 prevent q
general endorsement Of Presiden, Wilson's ad-
minIstTatior
am nor "a hypocrte and ! will not pretend
that approve Of everything he has done but
realize that except under the most extraordinary
conditions. no party can withhold its Enforcement
from ite administration Those who served with
a. members OF the committee on the platform
and resolutions al the Galveston convention in
~ 10 will recall that then insisted upon general
endorsement OF Governor Campbels admins
traton, and certainly had stronger personal req
son Tor Withholding an endorsement IN that case
than have IN the present case
am going 10 the state convention IN the
hopes that ! can hold our party in Texas stead
iastly 70 the line Of states rights and 70 a sound
tanif policy am going to the state convention
for the purpose. First Of securing a declaration
against federal woman outrage. second. for the
purpore oi securing o declaration against national
prohibition and third. for the purpose Of sccur-
ing a declaration N favor OF the ancient and ira
ditioHal tariff policy Of the Democratic party
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
HEALTH HINTS

Many hundreds Of people will die in Texas
dunng the next SIX months OF typhoid fever a
perfectly prcveniabl- disease says Sale a local
publication which, representing life assurance
company 10 solcitous for the health and longevity
20. be- policy holders
1t is quite possible says the medical .,u,hor-
iy quoted Tor apparently healthy people to car
~ the disease and to distribute it for months OF
years without developing the symptoms them
selves
As to the causes and prevention--pure water,
perfect sanitation. personal cleanliness pure air are
essential 90 prevention, as the absence OF such
constitutes the cause Boiling water that IS open
TO- suspicion and screening against flies are good
preventive ol typhoid and where there is any me.
mace vaccination IS advised as the only absolute
ntety Plenty Of sunlight and pure ar will con
duoe 20 good health at all times and sleeping on
porche8 OF ln the open Is something more than a
Tad since the advantage of It has become better
understood Where this Is not feasible. the next,
best thing is 20 keep The sleeping or sitting apar'.
mcu' vel. ventilated e. an times Foul AIR breeds
disease and foul air o. susc 10 emanae from filthy
Surroundings and from close. stuffy rooms -
san Antonio Express
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
FARMERS MUST KEEP BOOKS

10 the current issue Of Farm and Preside f.
{ Whtney writes an article entitled How 4
Friend OF Mine gurcd the Profit in which he
tells the story OF farmer who failed and later
succeeded because OF the radical change IN his
methods This farmer invested 5000 m the
dairy business on q small farm near town Of 5000
population he worked hard but IN three years
found that b. vas practically % failure HIS fail
urc vas due largely 10 the fact that he had mes
lcctcd TO figure hls costs and expenses and to
adjust hs business and particularly his purchases
collections and pr,ces. TO the exact conditions OF
h's undertaking he took the advice gwen to
him and Mr Wh;myre continues
In three years he has rcvolulionlled his bust
nosf. Tie knows at the end OF every day Jus'
where he stands u he has made a profit OF 500
he knows a. he knows himscli and he know
his business. It's just case OF building on d sci.
cntilic basis
Today We are hammenng away at the farm
er Tor he lack OF conducting his farming IN way
10 get the most out OF IT, Yet the development
oi he farmer has been wonderful The farmer
who conducts his place on a scientific basis Is the
man who udes TO town IN his automobile lie has
learned what 10 plant when to plant IT, and how
90 plant H. lie has machinery that saves him
time and money But has he learned the value
Of a strict watch on the financial end OF his busi
7c-sl II he has he need not worry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
=. - = =

May Woke, viii be- seen boo yaulc-
Wllo THU fall
"Cornefrd' is TO be the name OF
John Masons new vehicle.
Mary Ayan Is TO appear next sea
son IN a comedy called The House of
Glass.
sarah Bernhard has cancelled au
arrangements for her projected tour
OF the world
The Lieblers have obtained the
American rights 20 Sir Bccrbohm
Trees production Of David Copper
field"
Jack Lat. author OF Help Want
cd. 80 is 10 have new play called
"firthright' produced by Gilbert
Parker
when NalmOnd Came 90 Pontiac
is the rather odd name OF new play
recently completed by Gilber Parker
Fred Noble and Josephine Cohan
are reported To have met with graf
Tying success In their Australian
tour
Charles klien In association with
Helen Ruth Davis has made an adap-
ton of Francois Coppeca The Gull.
IS Man
The Gaiety IN New York will rr.
open on August 81. with 'Cordclia
Blossom comedy by George Ran
dolph Chester and Lillian Chester.
Max Rienharts massive spectacle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
Baby Of Future
is Considered

,iuch thought has been given IN late
years 20 Tie subject OF maternity. l.
tho cities there are maternity hospitals
equipped with modern methods. Bat
most women prefer ;hclr own homes and
20 tie towns ana villages must prefer
them. And since this o. true We know
from The great many splendid letters
written "a tho subject that our Mother
F5ion1' IN p great help 10 expectant
mothers TacT write Of the wonderful
T.lief. how u seemed 10 allow tn
muscles o. cxnaud without undue strain
l.d what a splendid influence l. was on
tho nervous system. Such helps "a
Mothers Friend" and the broader
f"ow'eirc of them should have a helnfrl
'Iuc7cC ra9n babies Of the future.
Science sa.8 that an Infant derives ~
rorsc and builds is character from
cutaneous Impressions And q tranquil
mother certainly WIN transmit moro
healthful influence than n she ~ es-
ircmoly nervous from undue pain. THIS
IL Whit host ~ women believe who
r1 Mothers Friend"
These points are more thoroughly ex-
planned l1 O. little book mailed FREQ
Notho- fr.rrl is cold iu an drug
tore. Write fr book Rradheld Rogila-
Coz Co., Cd. is-l. Bids. Atlanta. Ca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

sThe Miracle. will be presented at
Madison Square Garden on December
I with Maria Karmi in the leading
part
In addition TO The Vanishing
grlt1er David Belasco will open the
new season with a play OF crime and
detection by LLOYD Osborne called
"The Blue Buckle
Kiaw and Erlanger are To pro
5reo next sea SON Ada Sterling's adap-
,atiou ~ Eugene Brieux's La Robe
Roree. which will be known in Am
erica as The Judge Robe.
Ar9nr The new plays recently an
pounred Tor the coming season will
b. a comedy IN three acts. entitled
AR. You Ms Wife," by Roy Atwell
and Max MARGIN.
Tully Marshall Orrin Johnson and
Charles Richman are three notable
nev drama by Richard Harding Da-
sis and Jules Eckert Goodman.
NJ, Jttola Nosmith. TO whom D1.
Sid Pelssco has given the title role
ir .Thc Vanishing Bride" is the
daughter of Captain otto a. Nesmill
of the 4 S Signal Corps
Sclwyn and Co. have accepted Tor
production early In the fall novel
IA farce called Peace and Quiet,
by Edwin Milton Royle, author OF
"The squaW Man
Charles Klien's new play The
Money Maker" with Alexandra Car
llisla and Emmett Corrigan, will be
profucod In Washington on Septem-
her a and presented IN New York
q week later
Henry Miller. whose producing
pIsn. have been made most secure by
The successes of Daddy LOng-Legs,
has arcep ed new play by Austen
strong author of the "Toymaker Of
I Nuremberg. and adapter for David
Belasco of the Rostands' Good Lit
! de- Devil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
THE DIGNITY or HEURrA

larrta retained his superb nerve to the very
last 90 be-, final interview with the oouespond
ruH before gong on hoard the vessel that was 10
bear hm sway from Mexico. perhaps. forever. he
talked with dignity and perfect self possession Tie
hh. shown ihc same traits ln al his public utter
90. - lls messages 300 response 10 moves on the
pafr of ihs government have III been models OF
form
What pln fha man with such an endov
mrni u ths fundamentals at leadership should
hove pcrs..H,I Though b. III ihe medieval mind
which omitted .m 'ar ih, task Of bringing M-nioo
afa ihr .Hlu. civilization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-24
RULES TOi PHnnJCING
GOOD ECONOMICAL ROADS

The clay should be covered with
nt least two Inches OF sand until
+ there has been rain TO soften the
| surface When the rain comes the
sand and clay should be- immediately
cat and mixed with q disk harrow
The clay should be- cut from one to
two inches deep and thoroughly mix
"a with the sand IN an cases IN"
cross section should be- carefully
maintained 10 insure good surface
drainage and All ruts. hoctmarks and
doprcssinns likely 20 hold water
should be- smoothed away. 30 that
there will be- no standing water on
the road The special feature OF
.and CLAY maintenance Is the repeat
cd smearing OF the surface 10 close
10 a-ains the penetration of mois-
ture as TAR as practblc The best
method of etfecting this is ~ use q
simple drag. such as Tho split log
drag AZ frequently as the suriace
seems 20 need a. W the iirst We
season following con truciion the
road will probably require draggin'
after every showeT of much length.
alter the need OF dragging viii pro
badly De- less until finally about ten
thorough trel ments each year VIII
suffice 90 keep the surface in salts
factory condition
The darging should always p"
done after rain when the surface
b. plastic There are two period
following rain when tho soil BIS in =
suitable condition tor dragging the
fret period is almost immediately
tolloVIns Tho rain when the road Is
,erf ve' aud soft Then follows
period aHon the soil is too sticky for
dragging. md this b followed hf 20
third state hen there Be- a proccs.
in tha .Hl analogous 20 se.iinR. ana
a. thi. time the dragging is of great.
60 benefit The road surface On SIN
plastic fut the mud does not adhere
as badh t0 the drag The surface
can hf mrafed or plafiered down
dressed ffep ~ al ruis. hooi marx.
60 minor Impressions and hf careful
usr nf r. drag such small puanti-
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ffHu HIf A. re- ffifl nfff fhf 60
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