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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
HOUSE-MORNINC.

Devotional exercises Were conducted by
the chaplain. Mr.. Stacey of Hartford in
the chair as acting speaker.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
II, t'6. an act to provide an appropria
iIon Tor the purpose of purchasing equip
ment by the Vermont State laboratory
CT hygiene in aid in the control Of in
fcctious bovine abortion.
H. @7, an act TO pay the Free Press
association the sum therein named
H. 45s, an act TO provide for warning
signs at railroad grade crossings. Mr..
Day of Rlpton proposed amendments
which We're rejected
THIRD READING ORDERED
II. AZ, an act to amend section 10 Of
No. 326 OF the acts OF 1912, incorpora ting
tho village of Pittsford.
PASSED
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
PASSED.

II. 4lG, al act to amend section nine OF
No. :43 Of the acts Of 1872, entitled IAN
act 10 codify and amend the laws rolat-
Ing I" probation as amended. Strikes
out all after court IN line Il,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
Sc rarnora que villa Sc
embarco en- Naseya Or
leans para la Haballa

NT-EFA ORLEANS, La, pic.iem-
ire 3Mn.-L-n a1nigo dc la 5amilia dc
VILLA TUE Ieg6 a esta el mnart2s de la
seHnGana pasaria, prOceGE:nte DIG Cell
dad Jnanez, afiarn2 qNe eI generaI
Eranci.se0 Villa se ,emaarco EN- esta
ciNdad en- el Hapor Excelsior rT2nsao
a la Hiabana, d@sGla hace rarics &!as-
T@Gns lns esfuer2ns Eue Sc Ram he
cho para confirmar Ia Teracid2d ite
asita n0t6clia han nezultado es1&g:iles.
Lps mGsrnnos ernpleados del napor de-
-Eararun mo tener a su ioGrdO ningum
pasajeno Del nnanhi,e de Villa, ri GHe
hava alguno que Sc BE- PaEe2cas eatre
los mexicanGcs gne 1DTnanpn pasaJe.
!Asi as que mazda sa sabe ne ciei"bc' 60
hra esre acomtecimRtsnr0-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31


WASHINGTON. Diciembre 80. --
Tina tjoTmaic4ill campaA& csc;in pre-
naran&.o Dos Enismbnos 4el parrtido re-
publlcauo DEATH ren@~Gr als H-aGues
cnntLa eg Pr2sidagta @-ilsou cuaad@
- tratp GIe corfirr2ar rn sI C@nlTEc-
$50 gI roorrsblarui@nto rie FGrrry P. Flf't-
chez cCmo Enana.ad@r de Jus Estslos
Enidms en &Ia"ico. E.sra r3eclaEac0n
In hi2o el :1eraGOr fScrah. mm1 DIR los
nliernbros MAS slgm ii;icad@s de! p2rti-
Glo leput!icamc qlier a&ncgo qu@ mo
Sc -r,Eta ce haccr 0nnsDaj0n pcrarr@l
a Flc-ctlcr. mue& esce eS um repubIica-
ro rnuy apa'Rc,sad@. sGu0 qIa a-acariIm
el r.oImhnan1rEro de F.mbajaGio.' en
MGEico. 5ras;HDdOssa Prl TIle mo .Gag gr-
hierno en tndas parties DE AIeEDcaO y
mo mrorede dicho MumoTamier.to. Dl-
ce Mr. Borah uue algGnGs dgmGcrGtas
a-acars.n ramhG&an el n0gmbrarni&nto de
FIrlrhrr. m2ro plDe esrcs Dos haran Por
cueeetiosfs r9lit5e4s iRtesTorcs-
Agoeg@ EIr. Enraa, gue ia orosi-
ci ,m al nurnhrami@nT0 die FBetcnrr ss-
l& gnn lhas1 pafa e! injjcic DIE Ia carl-
raEa rDntu,a Nilaon pnr' s1 no!Itica me
Sicanar Puas Bls rcprbl6ranos estam
deciGid@s j que se t'ec0noDca "a rH&l-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
Empiezan q retlrar sus tropGs los
aZiados teutones de la frontera
meridionaZ de Serbia
Crsese eue serda nopizndas Gaiicin 10 Bnkouina,
gn doa9e los rusos hnn inciado una ugoresa ofensga
KenizeEos predice gue Grecia serd atocada por
Sui eternn enen1iga Bulgaria

En- rEsta de este. * cpcsiGera qne
las opeFaciones @n .1a fnon-le-
f1a sef+,ia -Ggu'iega, Sc lEi.at2.5;ir por al
gi'n tempe. 4 INC SET 4ue las truPaS
h4..Igarps cac sc ham essado reooncen
uanGg en esa rr-s@:ssl. s@sn las ercar
gads-s dc i!rrar u rfer3o d6&tgas' ope-
raciona$, sia contar coa el c0ncurso
@e &us a,.iados. Do QGs &Earja mRyo-
res proioaDi.idaGes ie rr;iunfo paaia
ias a&g6o-f:2McGse&.
For o.Hos c,cSpacis@s rroce.dcntes
de E''a,&:arisG-, sc ,Safoe Dug hos mOonitones
.ir2z!esea ham cprtimnado homhardea=r-
G!o las Gs.tar&aS aierns9Has estahIac5-
dis ,cn Ia l,sGi5m DE N=cste2de, de
l;5, pu0:ta bcl4R.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
Telegram4 c>perfal pa=a IN PEFH~h.

NTEFA TGRh. aicaenbGe &c.
En- es-os dEas hau estada ila4gar.-to 4
ESTE puzr.os m1chos pas&5ercs qns
zifiraenon de la RepabHica Meszlrana
por ferocarril. E,s0s pasa5e1os rEaen
Ia bDena moric52 5e qwe tade si pHae-
bi0 ,oonfEa. an qne muT proIto EnTT2-
III e1 rtaTs I'm ursa era I've ne!arrEa pE1s-
peririspGI. .sEu e-nbarE@, }2greEan J-ts Pa.
saTerpz. Ga si-EGaCi0n nan4EIrla ss;
muy aiiicll Pues my MIA ,4e@a@n@jiar.
III terrible por e- papzl r2rgarclsta.
uadia qGien@ rn1Ear5o, tem9snd1'
qrueda1sse CON el. e@ raZon die qre sn
ha dscho m1Gho nue C4rrangg.s Dc
anuGar:2 rcuau1o corn1anze a crgr&nEzar
sm Fg0biern@.
Los Pasage1ps ~-ienen ason5rados
De la r-ita9itlad del pals y dIeem cue
en- sraxfco ms ennpezado 4 dasru5r.r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
Be oponddIrran la confirmation del
rpoInbranlierto de Fletcher como
Er1bba;ador de Z. u. en- Mexico
El 5eaadcr Borah, miembro zieDificsdo del par
lido rapubicano. hizo importantes=ae

Qmc haEa t3aIIo arnPIia reraGar;6r T@T
las E.idas de lus cindaG:HnGs &Incaina-
nos q-ue han paIeciGo 4 ca-isa Gie la
rev0Guci@n, y per los millones de do
baiss he las GgroPieI.adss ies-rujd&s.
TcEtnalrnemte diio asf ,cl slnad1r
Bor&n: '"HSo terEo rnoEiTos naIa opo
merne a Fletcher. De hscho es rei
IIlas aFror.iaGG lgara CIe reEmesan-e Gs.
los Esta%us I-n5iios cn T%c::Tco- A Bo
qIe me op@ng'O @- Il Tile ST. envG@ cn
Elnha! !'adof' sill cHe Caifam2a i&a pa de
nGstEaGn2 qUe pUaIIe estaDlerer @n
EctieImo y uR@ esra 6isipues.o Il ,ac-
rede.' q lns dJrmamdas del G0H,ic!rla a.
EreI3>aro poG' 3D. perdida@ da v1aas Y
DE imtereses. En 7lGxiro THO har
@n gobnRrmo que meae2Ga csc nGra-
hre : I.ti ofoinRrE @s GIue mo sc reco-
n@Zca a III EOoieir!o Gme no G,abierna-
f%l rDcGRocinrirnto d5Jcu ,@n las ,ennGii-
ricmes Qme 80 Esa otorrado n C;afman
I'd ss&ln qmndaa;ia ius;titiir@d@ :; mo-
sOrnos Gucf@rnrr- ii imtET.emiT ell Die
X:ca : 4 hacei cl mohiaf,nn @cr nGes-
-Ea rGenta
Sc esnGra Cuc Ia Iucha nailnmcmta-
lSG qrls se anumria sera Gaa DE las
mas rea7ii&as Gue Sc inayan T5sto zen 81
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,-repc.. rsnrrIaI psra Ia PGENsA.

IgEITg. Hici2nnhre s$D.-En In
imrra de Ministries gne sc werifico
h@y ea, es;zal capital, unO de- los ac.1er
dos Eaas: in2p0rEanoss qne sc ponla-
ron ln& x. calatiUo 4 ba disrnirnciGn
en Ell F-asupuesDo DE egnesos de lg7ae-
rra- nara 10 cua- ST determine suprs-
rai= en ,el ajarcito ce,ca de sesenta
rener1ales nue actgsalEIerite nsciben
sue-lio Dor sarTa26o actiTC : conao miL
trEar1enG0S Gficiales.
IL raeai5sa a1ortsda por el .gaains
1e &1a S5do naur cur1enra5a. roG;a Hcz
iIua EN- las disc asGpn2s GyRl ParilaEDe1l-
10 rer+ien1e-nen1e GfsueIto, sc 'estaha
hacie1do u@a fUsrte campaI@a para
conseru5r gue e. g,ohiarno hiciera. p1e
pa-,ariT'os 53e Gafensa y aunnenta-;a COIL
vanian-enaaure eI aIerCiEo-
EE mueTo ea1ir9ebs en en- program.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
Los carranc:istas dicen
aue sole SIS casas de-
tifa hubo en Nov.

GAT. WESTON, Tx, D5cEEmbre 80.
-Segtin el c0ETteriGo ne lin Enensa-
je que nFS.iti9 el c51nsli naexicaEp J.
T. Burns, plpcedeHte de Ia ciRldad de
MGG&ico, hs ha5oido Ell aqGe.!a pobha-
ci5n Bis Gefunci0nes ocasiuEaCias Etot'
el tIfo Giuramte el MES de NspEtierlTbrTs,
= pur:@ l,:55tG muevas caarss sga presan-
raron en las dos rrlInerGs San!aEasj del
ACTUAL. sim que se s,2E;2 el nimerO de
vEctimas qua causafza la eP5deHEs! en-
este periodic dc tiarnpn.
EI. EREifsE.sPDNS!lL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
IIENEN ASOliIBRADOS DE Ii VITALIDAD
DE Mexico Los QUE LLEEGAH
De NlESTRO Pals
DCEH QE HAN C0HEkZADO REAHIII'HIAHRE 18EHTTaERIE
Los MG0GIOS Y HA APARECID0 FL liNERO

So cuc alg-Is9ns siicos habiaa osllt&-
&o sl dIaero aaramte el per3ojio ger2-
luci~ra.io ) 5o k4n aacado ai.@ra gue
r,oe esorto In airm&>i6g.. Ge5bissodcse g. ESQ
cHe Ee Uua r-E.5ga tipi&a sa iaGya
operado e. c2Erbi0 DE 2c5Gri&ad que
81 =.tiv5arte Ihora en los nego2ics.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31

Ell P4ASO, lex, Diciembre 30.-
Alvarp Obnegoan ezta mnuy empenadO
En- nme los hCrnhres die negociOs die
psta riuGiad aTaden al intercamabiO Co
mercEal entire sFaXico " los Estad0s
Unidos. Al efectO, sc ha iirigid0 j
algumns de ,esos honnbnes die reg0ci0s
mamifestamholes 81 pr0positbo y OEre-
r6En5oles toda clase iEe faciIidaGEs pa
ia gue tztabajem Ell La realiZaclon de
Ia iaea uue Sc v6ene hablarydo " AZ
mismo tiempo les su%iere La c0nre-
niencia lie Gue hagar UNA gEcurslon
por la 1,egi5m del Rais que gusben 2
fin lie HUG Sc den cUenta de suS re-
ruusns " estudien .ja mamEra de astil-
mular vi .@rnerci0 aprovecha@dG las
observaci@nes que hag4n. Obnegon
les ofrere q lGs c0@erciantes que leg
facIlifara um -ren especial para que
fiagan el riaie, asG como todns los
gastns ,una este origirge.
Los motTwns que el generaI cA1'ram-
cists. tiene para desear qNe se esta-
hleZca una rnIriente COMMERCIAL pode.
nose, no se fundary, cOT1oo e-ia de greer.
agn ern NINA te1Giencia DE maI0ramientr
Eagra nusstro Fa:is, siGo FIT razGnas ct
nicas, erteramen-e originates Y mo,
dernas, pues dice Obregon qne tamtr
Gns ciudadanos d. es1e pals ecIn0 ID:
Hnex62amns som smerir&nas y Qua p01
esq. raD1n deEe pr0curarse un acer
camiento que iHaga tralhaIar e11tsra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31

u.E1%DIsE..::;- tliciernbne 2G-Ile@pa-
cflos pratce3enres 3aeI puerto gajieg0 lie:
cal6nica- reci&idcs hey eG2 'esta Cap5-
tal, diam r.aerra fc Gue 1os I.i:lGos
tantunes Iran esmpe:.ado 4 re1il:nr sEns
-trorras de- ia 3Iaced0mia alIao.a, - dc
.ar. de Ea flrnnbera con ISrec5a, suqo-
nienIIG qlDe aer;5n enviadas rara }a ne
gi6rn rneriGiomal del Ie&rio 0Tl2mtal die
..R ~iDP.rg-a, en- tIcnGIe lcs r.GsC %GRr asu
nsi9r unsa mueTa y v6gcrosa @tenSi~a
,oontrra Bo5 all@trr-hiia,maro@ @n rl fH'en
lie Qruc Sc e7,rSen&e ,atH:%rt,s @r &al6ria
y la BuknwiDa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31

MADRITn, .Iic5ernbre -B0.--LIas de-
claraciomes hechas ;aysr po- ell KLinis;
tro de Haciendia relativas a qpe CON-
s5Jler2ha Indispensable Tue las CUES
THONGS .econ5rnicas Euesen tr&badas en
el FarEamemtn tam pnont0 cumo qGe-
Gara :in.teE1za1do ruewameHta Esss Alto
Cue-po LzgislatiTo. han d q d %
lugar n nurnernsOs a-agues lie l0s 1rau
ristas. que llenan Gas polmmBas de sus
organas rnari0disE5c'os CON asnrItns q
! Pasa q Ea PSsgina taa-. Col. sa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
VE%EE.EL C;S TE5aE. QUE GREjt;4aa
SEA -.TsAE4DA EG2 LES
ElIJl&s.S.FF:nS
sTrS fciiW rs?r.Gai .pana IL lil:E.%sa.


PARIS. EIici2znhr,s :s&.-5:.n pr1 Gis-
cuTsg qle Pac,nanc55 E.Qy ANTE Ia Di-
rGla~iGn Gc com e~'ci2ntss Sn ,.Atnnas,
es ieader iis5cfaF E-leutaaics Teni=e.os,
:anifessS que tenia Gac los 5I@ga-
TICS sraTDnndierilr LIT ;ralu9 sobr'e
Grcc.s, anrcs dir o@c i.saa: T,3Gic-:a ce-
!c!taar Il ccm52nag'io Ike .sa igpdrHean-
lbnAcia
NO fgi~no scr ua pro1e.a dc infor-
runi@s di5o sG ,e&-priEngr Minisrtro; pc
ro tenn g-aDLeE2snte GIe antRs de
qruc muestra 7'alaEa celehsre el cenre-
mario de sg Indap@rdearia sea attaca
,da ro.' nuascno. et2rE0& em@-ni@nH los
b.ilaaras."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
TNFoRNAN Al DPTD. IIiE: ESTAl0
QUE ES GRAVE La EN-
FERHED!AD DE ElIERTA

WASHINGTON. diCierrIbre &c.
LA Secretaria lie EstaGio ha Terib6dN
infosrnes fitIedignos aoeTra dbe que Ia
en+ernaa&ad de ruUa adolece el gene
raj TScrnriano Hnecrta., es H,salmerIte
grave;, por 10 cual es T-nbahle qne
ne lp cgr,eEsRerfi Sali,r en- linar&sa& !NaIn
ffa.ns.a oom0 10 saolici.G 2l eX-Presiien
lie de lI&%iip0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
COMO HEDII)A ECONONICA EL GOBIERf0
ESPAN0I SlyPRINE: SESEHTA
GRALES. ! 1900 OFICIALES
Ids HAIIRRSSTAAS ETlCAN A RONAhNES HR LAS GCLARA.
CLONES DEL HHISIh0 DE- HACIENDA

pa,rsenfado I'll in6ciar sus funriomes, ola
ha Iaunbi6a Un lugar pn0minente Il Ia
dafensa n.aciorGal. p0r Jo cual mo .ha
dejaGo die causar eztraii.eza eI @cucI
do toHrgRdo hoy, Hajo Gl pTeteZto de
reducir les gastns de GUERRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31
A. OBREGG0N OBBRREEG0N DA ANPLIO SIGlli|IFF IICADO
LA PALABRA "ANFRICAN("
invita- A Los HOlNBRES DE NEGOcOS DE Ell PASO 4 QGF
HHGAN NEGOCIOS EN- mexico

mente umidns 4 los hi5ios de- l0s dos
HaiseS
Hay one a5tre1tfr Ollie a. tori@s Ics
connercinntes qNe les ha oi'recid0 awu-
5Ea 'Obreg0n SON rGud2rdanos de los E,s-
taAos Umidos.
Ell. COREESPDESAT..
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Protestaran DOE ia IL.
tenciSrn de- uan cfllliE Ca
mo americana ea Son.

IrEegrama espe6iaG para In rBE.Hs,A-
WASHING TON, Diciembra S1.-
EIl 6ipurato Mann a=tHFo hDy In el
Departanento de EsraC.o . s0lici-2r
de- gDb1erno arnes5cano qle * hi
r%ieran srEEg5cas representations 81
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TCs .aL}NEsE 4 LSEt2:s

E= g-s.rz.agtae Ia PGESSA has larger
.rdrcnRat5on than aIT other nn=n&czn newspaper
sn the Limited States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31

Il ,CGRE.E SPiC,NsSA--.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-31

Pasa a Ia Piegina ;as-, Col sa.
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EE nueTo .eapinebe en sa pro=ranas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-14
BOY SCOUTS TO
HAVE GOOD PARK
LOT GIVEN THEN ON NORWICH
STREET AND THEY WILL
SOON REAUTlFY IT.

Brunswick Boy Scouts will soon
have q pretty park, where the mem
bers OF the various troops can gather
"a the afternoon and enjoy various
anus mcnts. etc.
LeaFer Phil Burgess recently Sc
cured fror city council the use Of the
vacant lot on Norwich street, which
adjoins the pa. sonage Of the First
Methodist church, and yesterday the
boys started to wor:, cleaning and
clearing away the old vacant lot, and
in a short time they will convert it
into a pretty park They plan to make
il very attractive spot will build
an old-fashioncd log cabin, erect seats
and benches and otherwise make the
place attractive
Mr. Burgess has offered prize to
the scout who draws the best plans by
which the new park is to be laid out
and a number of the youngsters are
competing for the prize
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-14
AN AGED VETERAN
PASSES TO REST
WIMBERLY BELL DIED AT HIS
HOME IN THIS CITY YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.

n. Wimberly Bell, II years Old, one
of Brunswicks Oldest citizens, passed
away at his home. corner of Davis and
/ streets yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock after a long illness. Mr.. Bell
had been a resident of brunswick for
many years and was well known and
popular among many friends. He was
veteran of the Indian and Civil
Wars. and has always taken an active
part in Confederate veteran organiza-
ton, being a member of Camp Jack
son.
The deceased is survived by his
widow and seven children, NJ. P, H.
NJ, J. B., G. A, J. d. Bell, Mrs. M.
Dart and Miss Mary Bell.
The funeral will take place this
morning at 10 O'Clock from the resi-
dence and will be attended by mem
bers of Camp Jackson. The follow
ing gentlemen will act as pallbearers:
Edwin w. Dart, Slaud Dart, ]. F. Sim
mons, ]. E. Nance, andrew Moody,
Ivan Dart
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-14
NEW SCHEDULE Of
STATE LEAGUE
OPENING ON APRIL 18TH WITH
WAYCROSS PLAYING IN
RRUNUSWlCK

A copy Of the new schedule Of the
Georgia State league, made necessary
bv the admittance of Dothan to the
league has been received here
and number of changes were
made necessary and, instead of open
ing on April 20, as originally planned
the season will open on April rs, with
Waycross in Brunswick, Americas in
Dothan and ValdostL n Thomasville.
After the opening series here, Bruins
wick goes to Valdosta and opens the
season in that city.
Following are the dates Of the local
club, home and abroad
At Home.
April 2G-27-28- Waycross
May G-7-8* -ThomasviIle.
May 10-l1-l2-Dothan.
MAY 24-25-26-Americua.
May 27-28-29-Valdosta
June 7-8-Americus.
June 9-10-Dothan.
June Thomasv. lie.
June Valdosta
June Waycross
June 1924 Americas.
June 30, July 1-Thomasyille.
July 2-3+-Dothan.
July 12-13-Valdosta.
July 14-15-Waycros
July Waycross.
August 2-3-4-Americus.
August Dothan.
August 12-13-14-Valdosta
August 16-17-18- Townsville.
Abroad.
April 1880, May 1-Valdosta.
May 3-4-5-Americus.
May 13-14-15*--Thomasville.
May 17-18-19-Dothan
May 21-22*-Waycross
May 81, June 1-Americus.
June 2-3-Dothan.
June 4-5"-Waycross
June I4-l5-Valdosta
June 16-17-Thomasville
June observation-disclosures
June 1929 Waycross.
July 5-5-6-Americus.
July 7-8-Dothan.
July -ThOmasville
July 16-17%-Americus
July 19-20-21-Dothan.
July 26-27-2S- Valcosta.
July 29-30-3l-T homasville.
August Waycross.
#Saturdays
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Camp Jackson, ao6, U. C. V.

Members of this camp and all other
Confederate veterans arc requested to-
meet at 10 o'clock todar corner Da-
Wis and | streets, to attend the funeral
of our late comrade. Wimberly Bell.
The usual badge of mOurI ling will be
worn
w. B. BURROUGHS,
CT mmander.
WILLIAM II. HOLMES, Adjutant
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-14

The cheapest advertising on
earth is the Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-14
OUR THANKS TO FRIENDS.
saturdays.

We desire that our friends know
how much we appreciate their ex-
Ceeding kindness manifested in so
many ways in our sorrow and take
this means through the courtesy of
The News to thank the mayor, coun
ell and all others who, by word or
deed, sought to minister to us and to
ours in the ordeal through which we
have been called TO pass.
A. S. DEANER & FAMILY.
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Big oyster Roast at Belleview
Hotel, ST. Simon's, Sunday afternoon,
March 14th. Don't fail to attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-14
WHITE ROE SBAD.

A fine lot of fresh white roe shad
just received by w. A. Stewart Phone
7&7. ZIG Monk street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-03-14
The ounlns rha, Does Not Affect The Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BROMO DUMMIES better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature OF +. V GROVE. 25c.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-13

Lemons valued at S1,1SO,510 were in
voiced through the American consulate at
Catania, Sicily, for the United States dur
ing last year, compared with 81 AIT ,914
worth for 1913
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-13
WEALTHY LUMBER MAN.
Willard Crane Died at His Home il
Burlington Yesterday.

BURLINGTON, April IS Willard
Crane, 81, a wealthy lumber manufactur-
er, died at his home here Yesterday. He
was born in Washington, n. H., and re-
ceived a common school and academy edu-
cation. In Lempster, n. H, Nov. ;,
1856, he was married to Harriet p Mill
er.
In his native town he began his active
career in the manufacture of lumber and
in 1856 removed to Burlington and en-
tered into partnership with his brother,
David G.. under the firm name Of w. <
ID. g. Crane. For many years Mr.. Crane
had been connected with the large manu-
featuring enterprises of Vermont and 9th
er states, being president of the Vermont
Shade Roller company, also of the Lang
& Goodhue Manufacturing company, and
was trustee of the Burlington Savings
bank. He had been one of the members
of the Baptist state board for many
wears
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-13
SCHOOL. FOR HEALTH OFFICERS.
Will Be Held at Burlington in July,
According to Present Plans.

BURLINGTON, April 13-The annual
school for health officers of Vermont Will
be held in Burlington in July, according
TO present arrangements of the state
board of health
DR. Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller
institute will be among the speakers. it
is expected, others being DR.. Lovett DR..
H. L. Amos and other experts.
The school last year was omitted, a
series of sectional schools in different
parts of the state being held instead
The return this year to the single
school is thought best Among the topics
to be discussed at the four-days' session
is infantile paralysis, the causes Of which
have been investigated in Vermont during
the past year.
Previous to the school here in July a
series of lantern lectures viii be given in
different parts of the state by DR.. Lovett,
DR. Amos and others.
Secretary Dalton of the state board re-
ports nine cases of smallpox in Waterbury
and a few in st. Adams. There has been
but one death.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-04-13
BRITISH REJECT
PEACE.TALK NOW
Feeling That Germany Is Weakening
While Allies Are Steadily Growing
Stronger

LONDON, April -. y Sir Edward
Grey 5 return to the foreign office,
where the American ambassador was
among his earliest callers, did much
to dispose of the myth which has rep
resented the British secretary of state
for foreign affairs as conducting Sc
.eret negotiations at some inconsplcu-
Gus place on the continent, preferably
supposed TO be Padua or Bologna.
Rome was. of course, not a place
wherein t personality like Sir Edward
could hope to hide his identity, and
Tin the stories) was therefore avoid
cd by him, though Italy was primar-
ily concerned in the secret negotla
tions which, according to these mys-
FERROUS reports, were to bring about
the secession of Austria from Germany
and the conclusion of separate peace.
Father Ledochowski, the general of
the Jesuits, was playing a dark role
in the diplomatic conspiracy, which de-
pended for its success upon guarantees
being given by Russia, France and
Great Britain that Italy should re-
ceive her due reward for her readi-
ness to fly, in the oft-quoted words
of Ambassador Camdon to the succor
! Ol the tOHuu6IOtS III tIl4e "dis
An official of high standing is
quoted as saying that Great Britain
no more than France or Russia can
think of peace, after all that Germany
has done in the course of this relent-
| less war, until Germany is decisively
/ beaten and her powers of future ag-
erosion reduced to limits which will
not depend on scraps of paper.
The only terms On which the allies
can discuss peace are the complete dis
armament of Germany and full indem-
nifty for the violation of Belgium and
the devastation of France.
The idea of three years of war has
been abandoned and confidence is ex
/ pressed in the successful termination
of operations before another winter. A
letter coming from a British general
not intended for publication, predicts
that the Germans will be driven out OF
Belgium before the end of June.