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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

COTPLF French. cook. 1u.l-. yairf 'triul, D"J
Thoroughly competent: exec .ent references ely y
country Industrial Association Agency. u Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

ENGLISH COJPLE.-SEar. 'Oung EsE, use
man anything. houseW0ik=f chic we nsa
recommended Mrs. Masou's A.enc}. ~ Yves -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

COUPLE -Colored. neat yc.l' pair. IRE S,G si
small family; very best ro'cren - 10 NlN
Mason's Agency l3l West - Il. B-vs % 3o33
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suRRooATes' coueIaacHAmBERs.

Special Term-Pat il-PilLBlN. J
III parte matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

UOTsEKEEPER practical. respon,.oe
II ylishwoman: daughter Is. two years beat ~
sonal references: IS. Mrs. Masons Agency '''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

SUPht mt OOONls
SpeoIaI Term Trials-NO day calendar.
Special Term-Part l-hELLi' ).
Court opens AT 10 a. m.
AtnTIn\S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

COTpLF Spanish 10 20 The entlfe W0rh 0I IlIl,..l
best references. city or country wages 80 70 ~,
Industrial Association. l. West "a 81 fhoae 90"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

COUPLF-Scotch and eng i'm butte. snd cnal
feur wife excellent cook 40 amaze; three al ~"
four years highest personal r. sIeHces CITY or cy'
Try Industrial Association Agency. II Wesi i-d u
ph0no $40 BRYANT
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Female

COOK HOUsEwORKER Chinese; Protestant;
enable efficient Young man excellent references,
e. anywhe,e. $40. Mrs Mason's Agency. l5l W."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

The heart that once the world deemed
 cold.
 Youths arrogance. so over-bold, Time guides into the mercy fold.
 Where tender love lights glow. A Babe of Promise born to Earth, A year worth what we make it worth,
 A joy or pain-to-be;
 And let each heart with joy now rife, Find greater courage for the strife; s+ Give thanks for hope, for love, for life
 And opportunity.
 Skating is great sport in New York, but in order to enjoy 1t fully one must skate between the hours of 2 a. m. and dawn. as at all other times all skating places are so thronged as to make either speed or curves dangerous if not quite impossible.
 We are not allowed upon the frozen surface of the lakes in Central Park. for instance. until the ice Is thick enough to holdfas many people as can be crowd ed upon 1t. As soon as this happened few days ago, just that many people were ready to get on their skates-and the same condition applies at the Van Cortlandt park lake and the skating rlnks upon Manhattan.
 George M. Cohan's new play. Hello Broadway" 10 making decided hit at the Astor theatre.-Editors will kindly not censor this dramatic paragraph, as have already made an engagement to- ne the show.
 / lBeft 49ats at the vilagnph theatre sell tor tlrnpthing but movfas. Later on the same pictures are shown in the south for and 10 cents. But. remember. thip ls New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
UP AND DOWN BROADWAY--By Allen Griffin Johnson

soft, white carpet spread itself over the island upon Christmas eve. and upon the following morning. the most audible of church bells. calling the populace to worship.
 Apparently, there was good will to- ward men," and Broadway was as cor 'dtal as the stranger one meets upon a lonely country road.
 A little pang of pain assailed me when memory painted a picture of some chaotic Christmases have known in sunland felt that here the method properly regarded and obeyed. But did not realize that New York was saving al, her energy for the overpowering orr gies of New Years eve.
 Thursday night Mayor Mitchell per- mitted many saloons to remain open all n ght. whereas they are generally sup posed to close at o'clock n the morn ing. But this o'clock closing in this city is-wel. is nothing at all-it does not exist-it means only the locking of tho front door, and even he who knows no better than to knock theseon. is politely directed to we'll lighted side entrance through which he may reach any stage of ntoxicatfon desired, and behind the door of which he may remain as long as his money win hold out.
 However. both Christmas and New Years eye are now mere memories and Father Knick has struck hia normal stride Agetn. There are many evidences that good resolutions have already gone the way they too frequently e0, but what m@tterf Another New Years eve will come and those who have broken them can have the satisfaction and pleasure of snAh <ho0 au over oAee asain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

Who scoffs at God as but dreamer's
 w{aith, dft
 And holds up Christian faith to ridi-
 cule.
 Deserves but Christian pity for fool The world could move no step. except
 for faith.
 New York's reports of deaths from the cold are somewhat unreliable. The pa- pers seem eager to attribute as many deaths to this cause as possible, and stretch the truth bit upon occasion. Recently 1t Was published that we hal four deaths from cold. One of these, however. was that of a man who. ac- cording to the paper carrying tho report, was so numbed with cold that while crossing the street he let an automo- bile run over him. That looks moro ike a death from carelessness than cold. Nevertheless. we have had tempera- tIre wherein 1t was easy to commit sui- eide by merely walking outdoors and standing still until there was no moro heart action. nor would 1t have required q very great length of time to accomplish this result upon some days that have juse slipped away from us
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
rw YORK, January s.-tspecial9
 When little 1a1k emitted his first E lusty cry at midnight Thursday, if ha rossa~s>A .~v h.r.a.x.,,

prohibition prociivtties. he must have been serely disheartened at his first glimpss of old Manhattan. For. as he came wailing from the womb of Time, thousands of thick voices were raised in as many intellisible toasts to his arrival aad success.
 Frop the Battery to the Bronx. the Aarlen te the harbor. and from the shore ef East river to the ice choked Hudson banks. the cry went up: "To< the New lear" Man and mecharism Joined in the shout. and 1t is doubtful if the Bed Am of the European battle front pro- euced . greater pandemonum of sound.
 And oA how many shaking and un- steady honds raised brimm ng glasses up G. sensual lips and said '"rh.sh my lasht q T to lNb. For New Years eve in Gotham Is the drinkers own, and makes . thinker out of him who would actually prefer abstemiousness Days weeks in d, ance Of its arrival. the big sps ees are planned and places are reserved at hotels and restaurants.f Wine flows most with the note of Niagara, and che cold gieaiu of old Broadway'ss lights seem strangely fIlled with warmth ana 1entiment.l
 Accustomed, as have been. to the opmewhat no1sy sChrtgtmaA3 celehrationp in D.xieland. the imaginary plume of ny equally unreal chApeau swept the 9round in deference and honor to FAther Tnickerboeker's style of celebrating the xuletjde. There vas peace everywhere. 3bore was not even an attempt made to on fireworks of any description. and 11D411piv - ee1ogt = eHDlofn theuk 4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
FAITH

FAITH How pitiful is he who little knows. Yet. on that little bases his poor theme. And cries to man that God is but a
 dream: Poor fool who but disturbs his own re-
 pose. He sees the primrose by the rivers
 brim," And. cloven-hoofed. he kicks it in dis dain, As if to show its little life were vain, Nor dreams It's children yet may thrive
 OCT him. A wise one! He has come at last to
 know That two and two make four. by human
 count. And having drunk thus much at wis.,
 dom's fount. Would scorn It's undiscovered source of
 flow. o look around you. man-have you not
 heard. That fools rush in where angels fear
 to tread7" Shall pygmies swear no giant lifts his head Above their own7 And shall we take
 their word? With all mans vaunted wisdom, he may
 know But little of Gods wondrous scheme of things: The power that moves the veriest in-
 sect's wings. To him mysterious is as winds that blow. aessa E,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

for the Legislature and be abull to make speeches ovver his district so that all his constituents could understand him would have to Tern twenty y-sevven languages. He assured me, however, that this was no diff ficult task, and a man mite reesunabully expect to get a fair professlensy in all his muther-tungs by the time he was seventy five or atey yeers of age. He said it was importent to Tern them all becawse uther-
 wise one would frequintly becum embar-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
Vienna Makes Some Strange Impressions

pull air tired of wars he sed. Look at this he sed, when 1t Is ovver what will happen. l told him that I would bite-what would happen? Why, he seys, the peepul of theese countries will say ''long live the King-or long live the Emperer, and they'll live in theere gilded pallases and an atmostfeer of reflnemint, while the men who fought the war will be out in the woods cutting down trees to make themselves wooden legs'
 l presume, of corse, that his man is a little bit soured on the situation. It is plain that he was sore on the adminnistra- sion; it is quite likely that he is disap- pointed offse holdnr. When evver you heer feller mock his own country, it's d pretty good idear to watch him. He may be patriottick but he don't put much ex- pression in it.
 On the hole like Vienna It is the Capitol of the Empire. Austrier- Hungery is not so large a country, but it is verry varrigated. It is bordured on the east by the Vistula and bristlng array of Rush. ian whiskurs; on the west by the Karpa- thaniens and riotus hostillities; on the South by Bulgaria and disordlrly con duet, and on the Nawth by Gennerel Jof- free and Frinsh accent.
 Vienna itself, however is quiet and peeseful It is the home of the celebrated Vienna Sousage and the Vienna Orkes- tra The Vienna sousage of commurse is an nnosent looking object on the s,lrfase and appeers perfectly harmless, but it is moor dedly than the frey Hungaryan sol dier. One must be possessed of all kinds of blind faith to tackel the average Vienna sousage. He looks at it as it lies calm in deeth before him, but he has nuthing to J> 4o ,4, ( have been not so long ago a gay, but am- fibbous animal, and then again it may not have been so dam amfibbious. It may have cum frum the ribs of a faithful old hoos who only few yeers ago was merrily gambolling ovver the green, or it may have cum off the hook joint of neer relasion. Aftur one partakes of the Vienna sousage he is not sertan that he is a carnifferus persun or a cannyball. When he walks down the street evvery sad-eyed bull-pup that meets him he feels guilty. At night he does not rest well but feels wait upon his bosom which he immagines air the hoois of the well-l<nown army mule who has cum to reproach him for devouring his half-sister. To the total strangur, I say, beware of the Vienna sousage-it is a base deseevur and cannot, try as it will, ern or desurve your confidence.
 The Vienna Orkestra, however, is diff furent The Vienna Orkestra is all that it is cracked up to be. It makes deliteful mussick to those who air fond of its pecu- Her style. To me, who has an untrained ear enny way, at times the Vienna Orkes- tra appeers little off on the star-board side, and sum times it seems little flat and at uthers little full, but as have sed before, am not up on such things and am not compitent to make full and complete report of perminent nature. If the audi allse is full, however, the Vienna Orkes- tra seems to be entirely approved. Hop ing that you are the same, Yours trooly,
 BILL VINES.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

Recently an effort was made to give feminist ball at one of the fashionable homes in New York city, but only two women appeared in anything resembling trousers One wore blue overalls and the other knickerbockers and golf stock ings. It is bad old town, but it has It's limits, even at that
 New York's streets are the most dan gerous in the world. says a current news item. and as a proof of this it will be recalled that traffic policeman was killed recently while on duty on Fifth avenue. and no one was arrested or even censured. This being true, 1t is small wonder that the moderns find them so attractive.
 Yes, innocent outsider, there is graft in New York city. I can now speak with cut fear of contradiction since I have formed an acquaintance with the janitor of the apartment building.
 Most of the space in New York papers not devoted to war and automobile &C., cidents, Ia now being taken up with dis cussions Of the Leo Frank ease. The Times today quotes 'contrib" as say ing that the south Is still 50 prejudiced against the negro that justice Is lm- possible In any case. Jubt how he drags tkis conclus on out of the Frank case Is not made clear. but nc makes his statement evidently fully expecting thorough approval from this section of the country. where believe the negro enjoys few If any more real privileges thain he enjoys In the south. the prin- eipal difference being that the law tells him he does.
 One feels inclined to congratulate New York upon its law against Sunday vaude- ville eQteytainmeuts-toS tho reason that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

rassed. For totel strangur, but feller citizen, to cum up to you and begin to swear at you in low presbyterian sort of way in strange language he sed was verry hummiliating and besides that you could newer tell whether he was inviting you to have drink, or conveying to you the in- telligense that it would be we'll for your peese of mind and state of heelth for you to be out of town before sunset This he sed was one of the cheef drawbacks of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03
The Grand Canyon

Az for the Grand canyon of the Colo rado. 1t affects those who behold tt with a kind of literary asthma They doa1ro to describe 1t: some try. passionatoly, but they only wheeze and look as thouGk they might explode Since it is gouerSl- ly admitted that no one who has soon 1t can describe 1t. the task would man> ifestly devolve upon someone who ha6 not seen it. that requirement. 10 nlloA by me. I have not seen it. am ina-. pressed by 1t not at all. I am ah1o to speak of 1t with coherence and roGHS1nH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

And SO, after witnessing the birth of 1915 in New York city, I feel convinced that the celebrative tendencies of the south at Christmas are. neither better nor worse than those of New York, when Christmas and New Years eve are both considered together. New York simply waits little longer and what 1t lacks in fireworks 1t makes up for with fire. water. :.
 When tM mercury in the thermometer keeps flirting with the cipher n the graz ity end of the tube, and great cakes of Ice. larger than the water llnesof steam snip, come floating down the Hudson, 1t Is no longer difficult to realize that after all 1t must be some distance back .t Dixie.
 THE NEW YEAR. Another y.--. oA hopes and fears. Another year of smiles and tears, Another year from all our years. : Is numbered with the past; Whate'er of good, whate'er of i'll We've known-or ache or joyous thrill Means little now. save as 1t will : lesson prove at last
 Time speeds along--relentless? Nay. US toucn is teHuers oay Dy 0ay It leads Us gently down the way.
 Unto the journeys end;
 As raven locks are capped with white s Time aims the eye unto the. blight, As sunset glories to the night,
 A fairer promise lend. .Is:a, Few sorrows stand 'sainst Ttmes m.
 mand q x :. ;,s, z : fss 'ss With kindly, sympathetic hand. II teaches us to understand.
 19oc eoorn anothors Woo;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

kAx4 Vienna this a. m. on a spesial
 0 train loaded with army supplies, mules, hosses and uther animals includ- ing myself and sum moor newspaper men. In spite of the fact that I sent Emperer Fransis J. postal card that was on my way neether he nor enny of the Royel Fam merly met me at the Depo. This may be becawse that Fransis J. is little stuck oh himself, and is a cold and houghty perslih of a peevish and unsosiabull disposision At leest that is what his, ennemies say of him. Fransis J. is at one and the same time the most belnvved and the most cor dially hated monnarks at pressint moni marking. When he has the cramp collick his bittur ennemies rise up and sellebrate and hope that he chokes, while his trends grone in sympathy. Menny attimpts have been maid to skattur Fransis Josef's clas- sick and royal persun over the presinckt of Vienna and enviruns with large corse boom loaded with dynamite and rusty nails by those who air opposed to the ad- administration, but the Emperer has prejudise against enny such programme and has becum. verry profissient in avoid ing booms and steers as cleer of them as the New Haven Railroad does of divvi- dends Fransis Josef has been raining longur than enny uther Rainur in Urope. He rains with an run hand and bunch of side whiskurs on the same gennerel lines of Chansey Depew's. The aunty admin nistrasion party declare that if they could sevyer get whack at him at the polls they could beet him with a tin-horn polytisian frum. the seventh ward, but on the uther hand theere air those who say he is the : gTatest Emperer who evver Emped ovver the duel Empire.
 It is sed that the Anstro- -Hungery Cort is the most exclusive in the world, and nuthing but reguler blew buds air per mitted tosevven get slant at it. In ordur to moove in the best sircles heer one must have pedigree as long as that of an i'm ported pointer pup. Americons with a bank account that looms up like the Ma sionel debt air not admitted unless they can get up fammerly tree that dodges trade, and the pennitensiary. One prom minint Americon citizen with roll big enuff to choke an ellifant had an awful struggle getting his daughters introduced into the Cort heer, becawse it was sed that he maid his mummy on sope. He produced affidavits that it was toilet sope, so they let him in on esbassis that his past life had no had smells in it.
 am informed by an obliging and corteus gentulman heer that Austrier Hungery is a >grate country. He sed that like the United States if is maid up of all classes and Nasionallities, and if permitted to ex- pand that it would develop into furst class expandur. Theere air twenty-sevven diffurent varieties of peepul livving in the Empire, he told me, and boy attinding school in ordur to evver becum cannydate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

Empire, which mixed with sevverel uther drawbacks of varius and sundry nature added sumwhat to the unplesntness of liv
 wing theere. He declared that persunnelly he was opposed to Empires and Kingdums. He sed now that evvery Uropean dynasty was totturing on its thrown, and told him to take me round and let me see it, that I had newer sceen a dynasty tottur, and I thought it would be inturresting. He added that this would be the last grate war. Pee
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

no attention whatever is paid. to 1t. and the vaudeville houses do their largest days business upon each Sabbath.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-01-03

One feels inclined to congratulate New York upon its law against Sunday vaude- vnbo pteytaiumeuts-fo the reason that
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05
Don't Merely stop" a
Cough
stop the Thing that Causea IL
and the Cough will
Stop Itself

a cough is really one of our best
II iehdS. 1t warns us that there is in
nammatlon or obstruction in danger
gus place therefore, when Won GET a
pad cough don't proceed to dose Yourself
with lot OF drugs that merely "stop''
the cough temporarily by deadening the
throat nerves. Treat the cause-heal the
lniiamed membranes. Here is home
made remedy that gets right at the cause
and VIII make an obstinate cough vanish
more quickly than you ever thought pos
sible. P0N
Put 212 ounces of Pinex $50 cents
WORTH in pint bottle and fiji the bottle
with PLAIN granulated sugar syrup. This
gives You a full pint of the most pleasant
and effective cough remedy You ever used.
at cost OF only "a cents. No bother to
prepare. Full directions with PineX.
1t heals. the inflamed membranes 40
gently and promptly that You wonder
how it does it. Also loosens a drv. hoarse
or tight cough and stops the formation of
phle@m in the throat and bronchial tubes
thus ending the persistent loose cough.
P'neX is highly concentrated com.
pound OF Norway pine extract. rich in
EHalaGoII, fand is famous the world over
Tor its healing effect on the membranes.
To avoid disappointment, ask YOUR
druggist Tor ''2h ounces of Pmex." and
don't accept anythin@ else. A guarantee
OF absolute satisfaction, oEmoneV prompt
L, refunded. goes with this preparation.
Inc PlneN Co. FIT. Wayne. Ind.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05
Personals

Il, d. Fox, of Darrell. spent yesterday
in the city.
f. IL. Peoples, of Atlanta, was in the
city on business.
l.. Ncwburger. of Savannah, is Il
guest at the Oglethorpe.
c. c. Phillips, of Albany, is spend
ing a few days in the city.
Phillip Goette, of Macon, is spend
ing few days in the city.
W. p. Austin, of Vidalia, is a visi-
tor to the city for few days.
w. w. Bennett, a well-known BaXlcy
attorney, spent yesterday in the city.
n. a. Redding, of Atlanta, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
superintendent e. G. Grob. of the
Jekyl Island club, spent yesterday in
the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05
EXA MINATION FREE.

This eye notice is of interest to
those suffering from bad sight, nerv-
BUSINESS, headaches, etc, and those
needing change Of glasses He
straightens crosseyes without cutting
or pain and by his special method
with some eyeglasses need not be
worn. Children's eyes are given spe-
cial care. Remember the dates, Feb
ruary S and 3, and place of his office
here is Roberts Pharmacy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05
VAPoRUB"
NuFX'% Group and GNEWE
xkAKAS Pneumonia &kAAW l.

at the headquarters of the fire de
partment. Among other things the
old horse stalls have been removed
and an entrance is being placed from
Richmond street in order that the
auto wagons can, returning from Il
fire, go to their positions without
having to back in from the Newcastle
street entrance. Other improvements
around the department are also being
made.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05

Your druggist will refund money If
PAHO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching, Blind bleeding or Pro
truding plies i'll 6 to n days. The first
application gives ease and Rest SOC
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05
How To Give ouInlne To Children

FhBRILlNE is the trademark name
given TO an improved Quinine. 1t is
Il Tasteless Syrup pleasant to take
and does no, disturb the stomach.
Children take it and never kOnw II
Is Qunine Also especiall adapted 10
adults who cannot take ordinary Qui-
nine, Does not DaU8eate nor cause
nervousness nor ringing in the head.
Try it. the next time you need QuiniDe
for any purpose. Ask for ounce
original package The name FEB
RHINE Is blown IN bottle. ~ cents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05

Small Blaze Yesterday--Thc fire
department was called out shortly AFT
or o'clock yesterday afternoon by n
blaze at small colorcd residence at
1904 Albany street The roof was on
ly slightly damaged.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05

Laying New Pipes-The Mutual
Light and Water company has large
force engaged in laying new gas pipes
from Newcastle street to Norwich on
F and up Norwich to G streets. The
work has been under way for three or
four days and will probably be COM
pleted by the end of the week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1915-02-05
EYE SPECIALIST COMING.

The Very Successful Eye Specialist,
kennon Mott, of Atlanta, Will Again
Be in Brunswick Two Days Only,
Monday and Tuesday, February 8
and 8.