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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29

CAMP WIN APE In the Green Mts.
FIFTY boys. nine buildings. thirty tents
bea utiful lake In spruce woods- Rest
dent physician. matron. All land and
water sports. FIFTH season. Eleven cups
Booklet. 5. w. BERRY. IS WEST Satin
ST. NEW YORK.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

bhss. stopping Fhsn AID ghtre
they please. going as fast or as
slowly as they wish, lingering at
places that are attractive because
Of beauty. or prpgressiYeness or
historical value.
These people have given an
added importance 70 good roads
to bridges as links in good roads
and 1t is certain that their con-
tribntipn TO the value Of good
roads viii increase from year to
year. Good roads which attract
tourists may be counted upon as
contributors to the development
OF Georgia by bringing people
here to see what Georgia has to
offer them in climate, soil, agricuI-
tural possibilities and the like.
a few years ago few people in the
North and Middle West knew
what sort Of place Georgia was;
y hey vent to Florida they went
in trains, but now they are going
by hundreds in automobiles, and
are getting acquainted with Geor-
gia. Who can doubt that as they
become better acquainted with
GepFgia's attractions they will
spread information about her that
is sure to turn the minds OF home
seekers in this direction. When
tourists 80 back home they fire.
quently give interviews to their
local papers and 1t will pay Geor-
gia, specially the counties along
the Savannah route of the Dixie
sHighway, Il everything they say
about the attractions of this route
and SECTION is complimentary.
1.-THE Camden county link In the
highway is an important one.
1t is the last Georgia county
the tourist sees as he goes south.
ward and the first he strikes as he :
moves northward from Florida.
Whether his last Or his first i'm
|, rHFession Of the state ON bis trip
is Obtained from Camden county It
Is plain that 4 will be q deep
one. The bridging Of the satilla
river from every point Of view
Is desirable for the coast route
and specially for the progressive
neaple of Camden county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
,ss,k,a

When Uncle Samuel goes out for
bear he goes out for bear. First he
hands Mexico an upper left-right cut
to the Jaw, then turns around and
gives San Domingo severe spanking,
after which he tells Austria Hungary
where TO head in. Better lookout,
Uncle samlay is on rampage and
he 10 moi In . hpmqr to be fooled with
right now.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

readers In q portion q these cur.
rent happenings Of the day are ehron
icied. In these the public is interest
ed. For them the public is willing
TO pay. In other parts OF the paper
space is sold to merchants who wish
TO tell Of what they have to sell. For
this space the merchant is willing 70
pay and does pay literally.
From these two sources a newspa-
per's entire income must be derived.
Space Is the papers sole commodity,
the only thing the paper has to sell.
To the paper space represents Just SO
much money. And yet. in spite OF this
fact, the public generally thinks moth
Ing Of coming into a newspaper Office
and asking for space for almost any
thing and everything. No movement
that may. by any stretch Of lmagina.
ton, be called a public one is inau-
grrated without the papers being
called upon to give almost as much
space as the promoters Of the enter.
prise may see fit TO usp. People who
never for a moment consider going in.
to a department store and asking the
merchant TO give them merchandise to
the value of fifty dollars as a con.
tribution to a certain cause cprae
to q nswepaper office confidently ex.
pecting to get free OF all charge space
worth twice this amount.
That newspapers owe something to
the public no one denies. That they
give and give more literally by ten
times than any other business in ex.
lstence Is equally true and equpily pa
tent. TO give less is not the papers,
desire. TO have what they no give
appreciated, though, is nothing more
than the papers right To contribute
LITERALLY Of their sole source Of in
come to q certain cause is one thing;
p find later that some other corpora
ION or individual who has contributed
only one-tenth as much is given
great deal Of credit, while the paper
2 given none, Is something entirely
iifIefent. Most papers give literally
-ex trayagantly-of what they have.
II their sole stock IN trade, And know
ng this hpEtaF than any outsider can
POSSIBLY know II, II Is distinctly dis.
70 find that the public gen.
rally takes this llberalIty as a mat.
or d course, that the paper gets no
'redVt for 1t, while others who have
lone far less are Landed for their
iberality.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
The satilIa Bridge.

The Savannah News has the fol
owing editorial which Is very timel,
md meets with the approval Of al
good roads lovers:
Simple business cqmmon sense
furnishes the hest reason why,
at the election in ssptember, the
neqple Of Camden county SHOULD
approve the proposed issue OF
bonds 70 bridge the satilla river
on the route OF the Dixie High.
way. II IL apparent, since the
highway is getting so many hun
dreds Of tourists now every month
that II win be even more attract,
Iva when the inadequate ferry ser
vice over the Satilla Is replaced
by modern bridge which will in
nowise depreciate the pictures
queness Of the drive through
Camden county and yet will en-
able tourists to pass the river
much more quickly. The coast
route of the Dixie Highway IL es-
tahllshing a reputation the coun-
try over; tourists from every sec
ton Of the United States have
travelled over ii since II was of.
licially designated, and SO far none
has spoken of II disparingly while
comparing IL with other famous
tourist routes, however fine and
attractive.
BY what II already has done
for good roads Camden county
has given evidence that its peo-
pie are progressive, that they see
the absarlily of punching cents
when by investing money in good
roads they may expect sure re-
turn not only through local use
OF the roads and through their use
by Southern motorists, but also
through their use by tourists hail.
ing from every state. They real.
iEe that conditions in the last few
years have ranIdly changed. that
Il is easier for people OF wealth
and leisure loget about over the
country and Actually spe ibg Sin:
stead Of having 10 see what little
they can from observation plat.
forms Of trains. many tourists are
travelling about in their automo-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

The Mexicans have made some
progress, We sec the Rio Grande is
now up as far as Brunswick. Conf.
dentially, however, our belief is this Is
ship. and not o river. Savannah
Press. Conhdentially. the Rio Grande
in port here is . ship, not river,
Thank us for the confirmation of the
belief.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
MANY WOMEN WEEP HELP.

Women are as much Inclined to
kidney trouble as are men, but too
often make tae mistake Of thinking
that 2 certain amount Of pain and tor
lpre is their lot and cannot be avoid.
ed, Foley Kidney Pills give quick
relief from hackache, pains In sides
and muscles, stiff, sore aching Joints
and bladder ailments.
Sold everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

This seems TO BIO the open season
for ultimatums and Of course Germany
can always be counted upon 10 DO her
share Of the ultimating. ~-fshe has sent
one to Switzerland.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

Even the walters were barred from
the room where Teddy conferred with
Hughes. Each Of them ashamed to
be seen in company with the other,
probably.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

The American prisoners captured Ut
Carrizal are now once more on Amer
lean soil. Betcha they feel proud
of the flag now. And they were re-
turned without the firing of shot.
v~ily. little bluff goeth long
way. .ss,k2
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

Hughes and TEDDY dined togcth.
err News item, June 20. Hughes
and Teddy died together, politically, .
News item after the Democratic
landslide in November.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

carranza saw q big cloud gathering
on the northern border and decided Il
was best to seek shelter before the
stern broke ip oil It's fury.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

Waycross is preparing for prepar-
edness parade. Brunswick has already
sent 10 the front pretty good indica-
ton Of her preparedness.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
chsmberIsIn's COUCH Remedy

There Is no opium or other narcotic
IN Ghamberlain's Cough Remedy. It
may be given to child as confident
" as to an adult. II is excellent for
coughs and colds. obtainable every
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

Easements attorney collapsed dur
ing the trial Of the Irish rebel leader
Well. didn't the rebel movement set
the example9
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
VALUE OF NEWSPAPERS.

Few people, indeed, appreciate the
value TO a community or city OF a
newspaper. And fewer stiii ever stop
TO consider or 10 give credit for the
uneeasing efforts, the astonishingly
liberal contributions all newspapers
make 10 causes which spell advance
meni for the community generally,
A newspaper differs in no essential
point commercially snNkipg, lrom a
dep,ams,ita slos, 4 Ac,k AelktpdoFs
d Niist iiE S16iie WISHES 10 buy The
store selss many things, though, while
the paper sells only one space. A
papen,of len pages has seventy col
amps 81 ~ y daily 10 sell to It's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

OF course II Switzerland enters the
war, her navy will play an important
part in the struggle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

The CHEAPEST advertising on
earth Is the Want Ads that arc
carried in The News Classified
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
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THAN To sPEN1 THE WEEk-Ekp
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

CITY TAX NOTICE.
Save money by paying City taxes
nov. Discount period expires July 10.
Yours truly. N. D. RUssELL,
Glerkof Council.
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-30
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
SPIDERS OFF FOR GAME
WITH WILLIAMSBURG ELEVEN
Practically All OF Regulars VIII piu.
ro-Dn! Against Team That beat
Observation-Disclosures CONFIDENT.

Coach Frank NJ. Dohson and his
Richmond College Spiders will journey
TO WilliansburL this afternoon in an
effort TO defeat the William and Mary
Indians for the second tim. this season.
The locals overwhelmingly defeated the
Indians il Eru;ll Street park several
weeks ago. and are confident that they
will bc abb" 10 lullicat. the fGat I'm
williamsburg this afternoon.
William and Mary has Str"' ethcnod
materially since the defeat at til" hands
ui tn" spiders. aud h..s been Victorious
over randolph Macon. with tn" Ran
dnlph Macon scalp safe IN their belts.
the Indians vii, x" after tn" SridrrS
to-day. an'i viii fight hard Tor Il vie
Tory over Nh" lot us
Coach DnhSoE viii = ui ola. - the
strongest lin"-ul tua. !iaE represented
the college this season against vii
l'am ard Mary In anticipation ~ u hard
.:anl". i'iu. Miller. Euvk and Mickey.
the star back Held OF tn" Spiders viii
Ill l." In harn"s, to-day. aud each is
expected - caGsc tn. Indians u lot
Til, spiders viii present q very for
inidahlr line. and ON" that VIII give the
lacks at the Indians som" trouble Ia
penetrating. Whittct a.,d AIilnoiirur
ends: Robins and Carter. tackles. Dor
50" anh oaks. guards. aud Henderson.
center, viii bear the hgunt al The
Sr'd"r- defense. THIS Is n" same lin.
that was s.nt nSaius, Hampdcn -$idu.r
'hs, SATURDAY. ~ FarmNille,
""cdin%lN str"n. on-ua" to-day and
several ncw plavs hay" /, .u addcd ia
tn Spld..rs list. and ain he ,s.d
against tho Indians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18

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IA" red blood corpusclcs. In u short
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OF relief from aEuc. headache, rhilIs
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sons" Of visor that ro.. with perfect
health. There ~ nothing as rood
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Medical Dept. Swift Specific co. Al
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
Latest Reports Say
Several Men Injured

information secured II, late
hohr Inst night To the rnrrt
ihnt hoth washington nnh i.cr aud
washington and Jefferson players
hnd suncrcd great. from Injuries
recently. nnh thar each team would
enter tn" game al the nal! park to-
visiting eleven il said - have sui
tered the more, and viii start tho
hattie with several >ui-,ituir~.
WnshiuItGu aud Ice uiiI Open ii,..
contest with practicail, all ~ the
REGULAR. In the iinr-i:p. i.,u several
OF them are injured; ~urh IN. c>-
tent that the. MIA! be taken Iron,
the game within - .hari time. Grille
mas u hnbis MrrHchcG ankle and il
h"hhlinE: Moore h:," two .orn ten
don~ in his arm aud pr:,rii.aII, l.
unable To use it; Cromwell IL sui
frrinG from the effects u, u severe
tim, he ~ ready IL play: PINT also
IL injured. .nd 81. sac i. nr.h.l,
whoHc charic, i,ur>r il stiIi giving
him trouble.
Washington aud jefferson win IN.
without the services al several ~
ths. regular players, iI,c rIub ph,-
stefan last n:2ht ad. i>iu.; against
thrir use to-tn!. \u'> has noi re-
covered from injuries received In
the ME game: Hhit"hiI' aud Eain.
who hnNr hrcn nia.inr rrguInri,.
have been disqualified l.. authorities
of the Institution. tuiiir il said not
iurca In the head some time nso.
aud his use has hrcn na> Used
nInin.t Drew, shields. l.oucis,
tiurlrl and Crawford all are. >ui,l rs
they Erohnbly VIII brgia the game.
The officials will BIZ: Referee. Fred
h. tiiicnd"r. Prnnssl,nnin; umpire.
Fred ". Murphy. of nrowm. hand
linrsmnn. II. 4. McGrnth. al :;nSton
College. and Held judge. \. VI. lang
f"rd. Trinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
JACKETS TRAINING HARD
tushiil mud randolph Much Improved,
aud will Play Against Tigers III
Hall Park SATURDAY..
Special TO The rimcs-Dispatch.I


ASHLAND, VA. November l'.-Ai
though In" yellow Jackets do not play
acuin .n,jl November -. when they
meet lIampdcu- Sidney at Broad street
Park, they are practicinr as stringent
ly a.. ever. and hope To wipe on; their
past defeats Win u victory owe, tn"
,"rn., "rd G,"r.
H,'h cnl,aiu. coSbili and Randolph.
who Nri" missed 50 IN the last con-
tcsr ~" ,Npect.d to he back III the
linr-up hy that time. AMI this Viii M
'r,a," the Jackets chances al success
L. !, -r"a' extent The others al the
squad wno are suffering from bruises.
broken iinecrs, etc, Viii also have had
chance 10 rccupcrate.
Coach liicSS is workini. TIA" pla E"rS
L. .ar limit OF their ability, and with
tie icappcnrance Of the above named
VA liz cld-lncn.. lie hopes To put upon
ne '!old a formidable aggregation The
Lemon and Black enthusiasm has not
ceased to exist by any means, and they
are only waiting for tho next game
- show what that come back spirit
cnn accomplish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
GEORGETOWN MEETS AGGIEs
Hp'.rH W IL IndcnYor 10 BETTER
INV. score In Effort 10 INN
'iiE nest fotnf far Southern Tenn
Especial To The Times pisuniGb

WASiIINGTON, u. T.. Noy.,nh.r :
..Htnri;ctown University meets Eu.,
carolina y \ NJ here to-norrn,, -
what IL the :Ii!Itoppcrs' biggest r,,,,,.
contest at the season Every cffnr.
Mn T.. uad" I" better the score III
~" NaNN,-'o - h-in last weeks
game with the .AgEicx. as the M;ld.,S
h,on nave Won from the Geurgctowu
'.cNct tliS year.
''r"!e't""n has run NJ 2., points
49, twenty Tor opponents. and Coach
rAtn"'hc.S sets are hopeful OF nnisn-
IhS ta' Sr"S"n tn the highest total
score of all the South Atlantic
cicNcha Washington ana hoe its
nearest wal for The honor. has n
total OF 2oo against thirty-niuc for
opponents. Virginia. IA" third team
considered. has tut cightN-six against
LIT Tor oi pouentS.
Against IN" AGEi"s to-morruw The
iIlti"hHc'H VII! Try out several for
m't anuS I" j." used y week later in I'm
attempt /" better Washington and
i.c" ""-i"-, victory over Huckncll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
BOWIE RESULTS

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
VIRGINIA EXPECTS VICTORY
TO-DAY BY TWO TOUCHDOWNS
auris Primrd Tor FRY, Though NM,
'f"hct lose Gnmr-Thurmam
fl;iIln2 at Full Back.

l''b''''i W ht l mes lpISpatsh.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. No>ctn-
her i'.--Some football followers here
pf"dici that to-morruw's game with
Virginia Military Institute will H., rs
closely contested aS the Georgia Nir-
fihia contest Four weeks nro, while
"th"iS SAY tina, Virginia VIII win b.,
az ieast w" on three touchdowns
i'"ih teams are now in their prl.n.
ana III better phySical condition than
~ ANY time This season. aud equally
confident OF victory
NitEiniaS work out to-day consisted
mainly Of rehearsal OF the new plays
"h''h IA" expected To produce good
results III to-morrow'S clash The
hack-held men were given Il hong drill
~ receiving pnnts. AID Thurman. car
ifnGton and Charlie White tried Their
hand NJ ,irop-k kicking
Nirisi"ias play throughout wnl hr
c 'na.h watched 10y the squad OF
coaches in I'm effort II correct the de-
icctS before III. final game with North
caroline on rhanksriNine Day
~" '. ~ l. c"rns is loot: ing forward
WIN much hope and cnthuSiasm 10 IN.
Sa'he. Not since 1918 has v NJ. l. man.
as,d 10 down tn" charlottesville boys
and aut h"iiii"s believe that this yea.
an! TIM" sine" that mrmor;bl. FAN ~
i'l.' II is true tina; V. NJ. rs team
AVERAGES several pounds lighter ihan
ln'lr opponents. but the Cadets hay.
SHOWN chat superior weight .,ailnot
haunt them. and their team is vt,hott
a doubt one of the Scrappicst and lasi.
"st III til" south
Coleman. Nirgini.'s heavy .turd is
'nc man most feared by the l,xinpto,,
''cNch' ms playing on thc defense last
Scaf several times prevented tn, ca
n"tN from making much needed touch
Towns. Tn I'll" offensive also he playrd
,"hSist"ii' @amc. managing to tear
h"lcs IN the cadets lime. White also
shoWcu good form in last yc;.r'S rt.nc
ana VIII h" IN the linc-up again mi.
year. $50" '''s
:, hcrtschc>. Ieteh. steel. knnrn ana
W h,.t'" nav" starred this season for
v NJ J., anu, If iii" Cadets win th.S.
men probably viii hes Il large fnrtnr
ia Va" Feat. Leach and RcrtSch.v are
~ present the leading point makers in
ne Sodlh N'lani q football section AMI
,ht! are hoping to fattru their aver
axes Il Good bill to-morruw
- " has won all hat ,hr.. AZ ,,,.
-" - III" season, and Sh. has h,.,,
,u,'ri,,,uHii' Improving. liampdcn- Sidney
imam and Mary. Gaili,i,!nt ana ,'l.nI
son nave all yielded h.for, IN" ,.,dcts.
strong defense ''
Virginia has no: had a. sur,...,ul
. season - >h" usually has yale Ii.,,
I'in. Eandc'hilt and Georgia have, an
u"M" cu nor whiic she has come OH,
WIN thc large end OF ;hr s,.orn ,ul,y
,ns"'hS' Davidson aud Richmond ,'nl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-18
Probable Players in Battle To-Day
,>uI>,.Tn> Avn LEE.

Nh have no effect upc" the game. Tn.
tdg OF football contests Is changed
by incidents apparently OF little mo
noBt. but those SO far-rrachtng IN their
results that u game often is won or
lost Within Il very hri.i time. ON pa
p"r. IN" teams pro5a bly, should battle
to tie II they play exactly Ia form
aud without accident: but to-day vic
tory VIII rest. as in 80 many other con-
tests. on the eleven that is first to
s,iz" tn. small! opportunities, and
which eleven that viii he remains To
loo seen