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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-06-11
WANT COLU M N

Chnd's plain gold bracelet
with clasp; lost in grove near high
school building or on Mansfield or
10. tinYdl.i streets; suitable reward
il returned to Mrs. s. A.. Brocking-
ton, Oak Place, phone fO2. 6-1S
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Patrlots and pesnsI

One reason why real patriots are
SO scarce in Mexico is the fact that
the Villas and the Carraazas and the
1apatas have been cunning for them
20 constantly for The past several
Years. Charleston News and Courier
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And How Lucky She Has Been!
\ Rome woman whose husband left
her forty years ago, is now suing for
divorce on ground OF desertion. 1t
seems to rs that she is entitled to it.
Spartaihurg Journal
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That's Doubtful

Either Carranza or Villa could run
the Mexican government ii the other
dear charmer were away. -Thomas.
willie Times Enterprise.
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Perhaps the Better Element Would.
Huerta says Mexicans will not
stand for intervention. In the pres
ent condition Of affairs they ought to
I'm for it.-Atlanta Constitution.
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oh BIC Is Certain

Oh he Is Certain All Right Enough.
Now Mr. Bryan has begun to make
'statemcnts"-which is "A bad thing
to do. The man who has TO explain is
uncertain of his position. Valdosta
Times.
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} o o Q b o q y b b 20 20 8
SideIigl,ts From
Other SanctImS.
ooooooooo 5000

But There Are others.
Among those who do not lament the
cabinet change IS, no doubt, Speaker
Champ Clark. Savannah News.
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If men in any other line Of bust
ness made as many mistakes" as
German submarine captains do. they'd
certainly lose their Jobs
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Twas a scurrx Trickl

Twas a Scurry Trickl
The Afternoon papers-can YOU
imagine how the feel toward Mr.
Bryan for waiting until they had gone
To press to resign ?? Macon News.
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That's About me size OF It.
Germany need never encourage i'm,
n'Grauon. All to- government has to
do is TO force lllo russian prisoners
to take out naturalization papers -
Atlanta journal.
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Official Organ OF

Glynn County.
City Of Brunswick.
United States Court, Southern Dis
trict of Georgia, for ten oountiea.
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FOR RENT

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- Ok 'FfiENT-Coo,. southeastern room.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for the
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
READY FOR
new SCHOOLS
IN COUNTY
Blueprints of New Structure at
Barton Ready for Forward
ing to State Department of
Education for Approval.

Plans are now about rcney for two
new schools In the county. one al
Barton. Co be built by state aid, and
the other Il consolidated affair 80 the
Los Griegos-Los C%undelarias consoli-
dated district. The ~lust-named viii
he "a $4,000 buildiug.
The Barton school De- 10 be "a "a hy
S0-foot frame structure. Replacing
the present log school house. This
school viii receive $500 OF state aid
from the state department Of cduca-
ton, Another $50 has been allowed
Tor furniture. In order TO obtain
this. however. the plans must hc APP
proved by the state department and
they will be forwarded within q day
or two for this approval
The new building cannot be- erect
cd until The cud OF the school term.
recently heightened Go seven months
building viii cost from 5000 Co
500. but the people of the district
are expected Co supply the deficiency
over the amount allowed boy the state
through labor and the use OF mater
iais from the old building. 80 far AZ
possible. The site for the building.
slightly more than uuc acre IN eX-
tent, has been donated by Mr.. Bar
ton. for whom the place was named.
The site for the consolidated dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

line tuc-thirds majority which was to
ruen through a hlrn ralnty BIN oVer
th< eovernor'a veto. and other legis-
liauon o. q destructive character,
termed BY the national committee
man. Mr. Spices. a. IAN aggressive
Iproeram Of constructive legislation "
sls weeks Ct the session have gone
BY. Durins Flve weeks OF that time
she two-shirda majority IN roth
houses has been IN fun control
Nothing In the way Of legislation Of
any kind has been passed up TO the
aoysrnor save the Hood bin and the
neven-months school term law which
an able department Of education, un-
der q Democratic state supsrlntend-
ent. had made Impossible Of oppose
Itiou.
WIN the people forget that the
purpose for which this two-thirda
majority was illegally created has nos
only not been accomplished. but not
even started
And now comes francisco NJ. Boz
jorqueE o. Sierra county. bringing
with him a second certificate OF elec-
|tion. undoubtedly legal; secured as
result or a special election which the
governor h specifically ordered by
the constitution OF this state to call
whenever a legislative vacancy shall
exist.
Bojorauex was legally elected be-
fore. That was admitted In a formal
resolution BY the Republicans.
A vacancy was created BY the Re-
pubiicans in a formal resolution de-
cIaring such vacancy TO exist.
The vacancy existed for twenty
four hours. during which time. the
constitutional provision having be-
come operative, the governor did his
duty as required and called a special
election.
This election nov has been held
and Bolorquez has been returned
with an increased total vote. Sierra
county has said twice thai be Is their
representative in the legislature.
Will the Republican majority again
violate the clear language Of the con-
atisutlons and will they again trampie
on the commands OF decency and
honesty and fair play?
We presume that they win.
We predict. however. that the
people will not forget Il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
GENERAL
TO PROCEED TO
COLLECT BOND
Steps Being Taken, Is Under
stood, Looking to Reimburse
ment of State College by
Surety Company.
(statc Capital Burcaa
tof Evening Herald.
t5f he Vargas Hotel.

Santa Re. n. NJ, Feb. t6.-The at
torney general. Il Is understood to-
day. Is preparing to proceed az once
against the Southwestern surety In
surance company, of Dennison. Texas,
for collection OF the bond given to
protect funds OF the state Aerlcul-
turai college, In the First state bank
OF Las Cruces.
Representatives OF the bonding
company were here several weeks
z and asked time In which to make
an effort 20 secure a settlement with
interests connected with the bank.
through whom IL was hoped the bond
could he protected.
Attorney General Clancy yesterday
notified the company that his office
had waited as long a. possible and
that an action to collect the bond
would be made Immediately.
The attorney general throughout
the whole affair Of the failed Las
Cruces bank 4shaR maintained that
the bond OF this company Is valid and
a protection OF the state college
Nhds. and this has been the view Of
everyone who Is well informed aa to
the bond and It's accompanying con-
dttion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Three Foot Kiss
loo Long, Belief
Auth,4ities

CFrom Motion Picture Ncws)
Los Angeles, Feb. S. Members Of
the Los Angeles board of motion pie
ture censors have hecn forced to
bring ~ for final settlement the
question OF Just how long a film Kiss
should be, by insislcncc OF the most
recently appointed member Of the
board, Mrs. Martha Nichols.
This member, learning OF the ac-
ton of members OF the Chicago
board. has made a request that an
kisses should be cut to two feet In
length-that h, two feet of film.
other members were p%crplexcd. and
Ia solve the problem put the question
up fairly To three actresses.
Mary Alden declares u prolonged
kiss Is unnecessary, Fay Tincher said
surely one foot should be sufficient
Cshe Is playing IN comedy, and In
reta Blake refused to give a definite
length.
The Chicago board has made the
limit three feet. hut Il Is very prob
able that local ceuHora viii ultimately
cut them even shorter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Planning for the
St0Fk's Arrival

Among those things which an women
should know of. and many Of them %,
a splendid external application sold
IN most drug aturcl under the name Of
Mothers Friend II Il n penetrating
liquid and many and many n mother tells
how n 10 wonderfully aided them through
the period ~ expectancy. IT. chief puf-
pose n 20 render tho tendons. ligaments
ana muscles no plant that natures cx-
pansion may be accomplished without tho
Intense strain 10 often characteristic OF
the period OF expectancy.
Mothers Friend" may therefore be
considered as Indirectly having n spiandid
Influence upon tho early disposition Of
the future generation.
Whatever Induces 10 the ease ard COM
fort o. the mother should leave ~ !mprors
upon tNN nervous system uf the baby.
AZ p ratio u ~ reasonable 10 believe
That since Mothers FRIEND has boon A
c-ouinnhiun 20 motherhood for more than
half n century u must be a remedy that
women have learned the great value 90.
Ask AZ n drug store FOR Mothers
Friend n penetrating. external liquid
OF great help ana value. And write 90
lradleld Regulator Co. 400 lamar Ridr.
Atlanta, Ca. Tor their bOUk " useful
aud tlmoly information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

but cne bill and thaf II eeaa.
AIMING OTHER things the Arch
a%eological museum IL due 20 set n
ine specimen OF a defunct 'eeeres-
sive program Of constructive lesisia-
ton
1T IL EASY TO sss that the house
majority IL golng 10 aefee on taxa
ton like a hungry russian in a Ger
man xarden party
-o
WI SUGGEST that the gentleman
from Valencia. Mr.. Francis. Introduce
an armory bill for his town. All the
other cities are doing II.
A MEMBER Of the house has left
santa re TO he married. After six
weeks at Santa re a chance like mat
rimony doesn't bother him.
HONEY JIM MULLINS says
$4,000 Is n whole lot money.
1T SURE Is.
%
ALSO a man who can De elected to
y house at n campaign expense OF
sies II an authority on $1,000.
%
JUDGE SWAN favors a bill 60 om-
power santa Re TO build sidewalks.
The amendment should read COM
pei"
D
AS a RELIEF measure. a ship
subsidy would help.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
A mEAIrmY. mNrrY Wiz

II the greatest inspiration a man can
have and the life OF the family. yet
how many homes In this fair lana
are blightcd by the ~ health OF VIE
and mother,
Il may be backaches. headaches.
the tortures Of IA displacement. or
some ailment peculiar 10 her sex
which makes life a burden. Every
woman In this condition should rely
upon Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. made from roots ana
herbs. To- restore her to health ana
happiness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
MIR. RURsuM's VIEWS.


Herald Yesterday afternoon
published yet another in
teresting Interview from a
prominent Republican Icader. one
OF several which we have print
ed bearing upon the vital issues
pending before the legislature. This
time w were glad to give space TO
the views upon county salsries and
taxation and revenue OF n. O. Bur
sum, recognized now n for years
past as one OF the dominant infiu-
.|ences In the party machine which a
absolute control OF the Republican
party. The men whose views have
may be said 60 represent the princi-
pal Republican leadership nj santa
Fe; Mr.. spless. Mr. Springer and Mr..
Bursum. These men, as they ave
asserted, may not be aDle to pass leg
islation. But they can prevent the
passage OF legislation and their in
|~inence upon legislation that may be
passed viii be evident. THIS the
views Of these gentlemen have a very
~conaiderable news value and the Her
aid Is glad 10 have been able 10 place
them before the people.
Mr.. Bursum's views. as we recall
his infrequent public expressions In
the past, have always been extremely
Democratic. He favors sending gov
eminent close back 20 the folks at
home and keeping Il there as In his
statement published yesterday he
~fayors constitutional amendments
which will permit the counties to Fix
their wi salaries, and a separation
OF the subjects OF taxation for state
and local revenue purposes. Most
significant of ali. perhaps. Mr., Bur
sum indicates an opposition to a pow
erful central tax commission and
.~fayors. q would seem, "A return "a the
beard OF equalization system which
the Republicans succeeded In amend
Ing out OF the constitution. The
tendency 60 return C this system
seems stronger daily In Santa Re.
while Nj Bursum's views are
democratic in the extreme, his meth
DDS, unfortunately. have been the
most advanced development OF Re-
publican machine rule. In theory he
believes In placing the most simple
form OF government into effect and
in placing the people at home ia
charge thereof. In practice, II We
may Judge by his history and his rec
ord as q party leader. Mr. 3nrsum
believes in taking the MANAGEMENT OF
their political affairs wholly out OF
the hands OF the people and yesting
Il completely In the hands OF a little
ring % bosses. or party dietators, who
Ia the final development % the sys-
tenn submit 10 the ovcrlordshlp OF
one main boss. Frankly we like Mr..
Bursum's theories Of adjusting coun-
lty salary grief and taxation N rev
,enue troubles. We hope that through
the powerful position he holds he
Will insist uoon his wish tor the nee
csaary constitutional amendments,
submission Of which we believe he
can secure II he tries hard enough.
Just as frankly we do not like the
practical political methods OF Afr.
Bursum, which. whether he believes
Ia their justice or not. are the meth
DDS Of boss ruiz and steam rollar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

Legislative Statistics.
We NOTE with regret some ON
missions by the legislature statistic
Ian. We md reference to the num-
Der OF bills introduced. being ss7.
and that the members RANGE from
Two TO nineteen in Introductory ca
pacity. There seems to be no refer
ence TO passing powers. on the oasis
% bills passed TO date the percent
3 Of bills introduced to he passed
win be o~ne-fortieth. The ayeraEe OF
oils passed viii be ~one.seventh OF a
bill per member. including bad ones.
There are some other statistics which
may be printed n the reader is in
terested.
o
FOR INSTANCE Senator Holt has
introduced thirteen bills, the thir-
teenih Of which was introduced on
the 18th OF this month, having been
written on Friday.
o.
SENATOR CLARK has introduced
twelve bills. all large ones. A Clark
bill Is always fun OF meat and PAL
atable 10 the printer.
.
WE GATHER from Senator Holrs
remarks IN the senate Monday mat
either he or Dr. Ladd Of state Col
lege has mis-stated the facts.
d
ALSO THAT IT'S up to the people
TO reach their own conclusion.
O.
OH. VERY WE'LL,
O.
And now we see
That DIR. poepp
Gives old Medical Bnl
a worthy rep.
Well. we'll. why not?
When all II said
We all should speak
Well OF the dead.
O.
WHY FIVE boxes OF carnations for
Senator Barth?
THERE Is a MYSTERY HERE!
D
A TALL HANDSOME man, with
snow-white hair. distinguished pres
ence. etc. figures IN the scenario.
O.
a Mechanical Mixture.
When out 20 grind a private
You often find IL RISKY
To play around whore there are
tacks
And get too blooming frisky.
For even n you drive a car
And can disport M leisure
A tack will often md you where
A blowout II no pleasure.
o
SENATOR MABRY has introduced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Will rnEY roRGErg

~ mind the people
~, ~, forget" =.
used expression with which n RE-
publican members OF h legislature
sought q console themselves and a =
the troubled c~onsciences o. those not
hardened 20 the rough work Of the
team roller. while they were engaged
10 The early days OF this assembly In
throwing out honestly elected Demo-
cratic members % tbs house 70 sect
Republicans having absolutely no
right 10 those seats II was part Of
the work thought necessary 10 seours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

ana down. This platform rs connect
ed 10 n door On hinges three feet wide
with y toggie joint that II easily nb-
Grated after the loud Is on. Ia order
TO try u all bolts ana deadmcn 20.-
900 pounds was suspended midway
between the two standards with no
extra strainaee. The time required
70 transport an automobile from one
bank 20 the other h three minutes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

trict north ~ town has also been do
mated, Eifogo BaCa being the donor
A new roH between Los Cricgos and
Los CaEdolurias ls 20 be opened tu
make this school as accessible as
possible to both districts.
The plans for both structures we're
drawn by County Superintendent A.
M%ontoyH. The bond issue Tor the
consolidated srhool hue been sold aud
the money for shc new building is
here ready for use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

domination ~ iaoans Of which he
and his powerful associates have
dominated their party for many
years. Just as they dominate the pres
ent legislature throush their control
Of tie majority
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

- ~ ths -
Bccond Hddie


tsr legislature OF TO-DAY
much like nifty years as0.7-
~ Newspaper headline.
And the days OF 1885 are not here
to defend tnem=eiees.
L.
IT'S BAD ENOUGH to kick a man
who's down; To say nothing Of those
who r dead.
-u--
WE'LL ADMIT that the Blood
committee has is hands fun without
taking on ans more bank probes.
o.
JUDGE MANN h credited with
having introduced more bills than
any n else. That. however. should
not be held against him. They will
not all pass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-21
Important to Health
During Hot Weather
Summer Conditions Con
tribute IN Various Ways
to Constipation

At no time should people be more
careful OF the condition Of their bow
els than during the hot weather. Con-
stipation should be guarded against
especially, as many serious, and often
fatal. diseases are traceable to neglect.
Some people find that certain fruits
have a laxative effect, but this cannot
always be depended upon: a mild
laxative tonic that will act gently, yet
positively, without gripping or shock
to the system, is far preferable. A
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, sold In drug stores I'M
der the name OF DR.. Caldwelps Syrup
Pepsin is highly recommended as be-
ing easy and natural in it's action,
pleasant to the taste and certain in
it's effect. A dose Of this excellent
remedy at bedtime viii restore nor
MAJ activity in the morning, carry
ing OF the heaviness and bloat- Salts,
purgatives and cathartics should be
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-21
WEDDING.
CadY--EIdredue.

The wedding Of Miss Melvina Ed
redge, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Irving Eldredge, Of Brooklyn, a
well known summer resident of Mys-
the Hotel Bossert, where the Eldredges
reside, at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
in the presence of large number of
relatives and friends. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Samuel
McBridge of Brooklyn. The bride wore
white embroidered silk and wore a veil.
The double ring service was used.
After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served and a reception held. Mr..
Cady is a well known artist in black
and white and is a son of Mrs Eleanor
Cady. Both young people have a wide
circle Of friends in society in Brooklyn.
After a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cady will reside in Brooklyn. Mrs.
Cady is a niece of Mrs. John o. Fish,
Mrs. Melvina Mitchell and Mrs. Phebe
Grinneil. Many relatives from this
village attended the ceremony.
Were at Norwich Funeral.
Henry A. Lamphere, Herbert Lam
phere. Winfield s. Lamphere and Win
fred Lamphere were in Norwich Tues
brother, w. Roscoe Lamphere, who
died in that city at the home Of his sis
ter. Mrs. T. ]. Hartley, after an Illness
of over a year with tuberculosis.
Grand Chancellor Visits Pythians.
At the regular meeting of Mistuxet
lodge, No. AZ, K. Of p, the lodge had as
its guest Grand Chancellor Russell
Porter Clark of Bridgeport Several
members of Trumbua lodge of New
London were present. After the busi-
ness session. the lodge and its guests
were invited to Morgan's, where re-
freshments were served and a social
time was enjoyed.
Short Paragraphs.
Mrs. Leila D. Abbey of South Man
chester and Mrs. Belle Worthington of
Norwich Town are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Kretzer.
Misses Cassie and Jennie Hewitt are
guests of their sister, Mrs. Atmore
Tucker, in Providence.
Mrs. George s. B. Leonard was in.
New York to attend the -Eldredge
wedding.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-21

turned Monday evening from a weeks
trip through the Berkshires, in her
car.
Miss Annie Smith was in Norwich
Monday.
Miss Mary Day has returned from
a few days visit in East Hampton.
K. of p. Installation.
Oliver Woodhouse lodge. No. 81, K
of P. held a meeting Tuesday evening
in Masonic hall. District Deputy c.
c. King of Lebanon was present and
installed the officers for the ensuing
term. Several members Of George S.
Hull lodge of Lebanon were present.
Charles Strong was Norwich Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heffton of East
Haddam were visiting Mrs. Heffton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Roker over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Lecrenier of
Moodus were guests over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius C. Brown.