The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-04

,oo,rIl End hopefully to its clean vol
ume of =" i''eA ie'l 60 " i'''' s-i''',
!, En- there VIII be the record
on5 hitry of our life and conduct as
.,a,. 49, by its pages turn to our hand
- if ga sheet of paper white.
:, -haraI each Of us may write
~. b or two and then comes night
-rho,,alt Thou have time,
p,,+ - b time, be that sublime;
>o+ e lire, but low aim is crime
IAN the glowing legend, BE for
lex" we are striving to weld
~. Upathies and interests of our
noo.1 more and more into the con
tr,io.;i of greater, Weather and
nann;a lefty.
rt ing upon the success and even
~ Tres that have fallen to our lot
lhe year that has Just closed
a. e vportunity writ large upon
Tho 3, IRE, and let every one of us
-. R our city's course with strong
,on unselfish zeal.
a. Hublic interest is equal to the
,,,,., N II our private interests. There
Foo Limo man array himself agains,
MI good. Our every personal
,nd .Eate interest must be under
jto the public well-being if We
,,.o iIealize the largest possibilities
,e fity's growth The man who
moot Iselflshly helps his city, most
Ids himself To be for Bruins
.ioir y one must be public man;
-, live and labor for the public
,oo1 he man who would peryect
no tn Of the whole pc ople, what
nature of that wealth, t
tie ends, is not for Bruins WICK
49,, not a good citizen; he is a
W. ould pay special attention to
:, al and spiritual contents OF
~, to. To be truly for Brunswick
= clude these. For foremost
the constructive forces that
r. a greater and better city are
hoao Eencies that promote and sus
oi moral and spiritual wealth OF
10 Eenship.
M, Pace and safety of persons and
of the city depend most large
the moral quality of the resi-
io,,t the city.
rI1 is wealth and well-being to
o4h .W only in those communities
vherdf w iiioi "'' ''iu SOU o,uo
aN Therefore those institutions
"a tndafds of private and public
e. action which refine and ele
,o4 he individual and public m:nG
"a science toward peace and good
,im til the city's spirit, which dispos
/, S of men to reverence authori
respect law are to be reconed
most valuable assets and in
tallties of the peoples wealth
|. Where these prevail man
skillful to design and do: the
property is more valuable
UlC, tHu IeSluGuCe is more
a; and comforting.
l., is view the Lords day and
are great public utilities un
=. bod of the people. They must
rgely in our program of life
= have the city's soul in the
ogl am.
~ put some singing personal
S to ourselves Let these ques-
w. We an individual drive.
O., my personal stock in the
on., ay, as such, and in his
;, A fall below par Shall | turn
,oao comparable public utilities
49, lkruptcy Shall ] crowd the
-; values Of these two divine
10 ons out OF my life and out OF
Shall | degrade the Lords
my souls day, into. season
cal dissipation, even of physic
cation? VIII | confiscate the
lay into my financial and phys
=, rogram? Shall | meet the
church with a flat negation, a
ng indifference? Shall | pro-
e name of God, and so far as
uence can prevail, nullify the
bf his holy name for good in
Shall I discount sobriety |
y. raj cleanliness by my person |
lards, habits and sentiments? |
nh prefer vicious and profane
ons for my associates ard |
a. " from the pure and the hon
noble? Shall | gamble and |
at for which | have given no |
n return? Shall | do these |
and leave them written on |
r of grace, Nineteen Hundred |
lrteen?
~, together we might put some |
questions to our public sen |
~ we as people construct our
and recreational institutions |
y, suits into organic or individu-
petition with our moral an |
interests and institutions? |
IN re not give one cay in seven |
tr stores and sholls and sports |
souls, to God ana to religi IN? |
. :, Re yield to the deadering, DE-
e cosmopolitanisrn under the |