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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

and modern teaching force for the
Bryan schools. and that Is the reason
competent authorities testify to the
superior excellence OF the Bryan pub
lie schools, and why Bryan people APP
prove the schools so heartily
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

Standing back OF every advanced
movement In the schools. working
faithfully and unselhshly for every
thing tending to increase efficiency
and make for progress. is a splendid
board OF trustees. composed Of repre-.
sentative citizens Of Bryan. They
hold various shades OF opinion on
other subjects, but on the question Of
public schools all subscribe to the doc.
trine Of giving the best there is to
Bryan. Messrs. W. r. Sanders. NJ. +.
Dansby. Dr. p. U. Sims. A. NJ. Wal.
drop. Eugene Edge, NJ. H. James and
W. T. James constitute the board of
trustees. and to them Bryan owes a
debt OF gratitude for the many for
ward movements they hs fostered
and worked out for the schools. as
well ss for the new building which is
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

Those connected with the Bryan
High School were educated wholly or
in part In the following institutions:
/. Baylor University
2. University Of Texas.
3. University OF Wisconsin.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

OF the twelve white grade teachers,
seven have had some training In
schools OF national reputation devoted
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

in iso7-Os there was n three years
IN school course and all pupils stud.
the same things and the same
bount. Now there is a four years
nrse. and within reasonable limita.
Sns II can be shaped so as to meet
D needs OF the various pupils. In
her words. the course can be ad
sted to the pupils. not the pupils to
b course
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

In ls07-Os there were nine pupils en-.
rolled in the tenth grade the highest
grade then offered. Now there are
thirty.three enrolled IN the eleventh
grade.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

IN leO7.0S. the first year the present
was in charge. there
re forty.eight pupils in the high
hool grades. under two teachers. IN
O roms Now there are 1862. seated
the auditorium. and taught by six
Ichers and one class by seventh
lcher.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

hound to come Just little further on,
and for which they are beginning to
formulate tentative plans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

UNCONVENTIONAL authorities look on
the work OF the Bryan public schools
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-20

BIN isO7.OS there were four depart
ents. as follows:
b. Department Of English.
p. Department Of mathematics.
3. Department Of history.
Department OF Latin.
Recording TO the old custom, II the
~ failed in one he took all four de
ailments another year.
Jn our high school as at present or
|aized we have the following depart
ents:
h. Department OF English.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
aus 9uzemburs's gersansenbeit.

9ir entnebmen Der .&oInii6en
Wolfs3eituns": Sas icsise 2urems
burger 2anb lit ieiner gcpolfcruns
nab aans beutif. Scr Same 2urems
burg lit e~ntitaupen aus oem oeutiden
9~iieelbnre. bas .~tleine Burg be-
eeutet uno in alien llrtunben als
9ucilinburubut ODER 3ucilinburhut
porfommt. 60 bicB ndmlih I'M 10.
Sahrbunoert bie Burg, Die nod aus
Scr Homer5eit b~erriibrte urb Den
@runp 3u Der na6malisen Staot uno
Seituns 9uremburs bilbete. Ser
Name Der Staot sing ipdter auf bas
sun3e 2anb iiber. nuhbcm infol9e
mcbrerer Sfapantunsen bas beutihe
r9iisel6urs'" Der fran5Oiiiheu Shreis
biing .9ngenIburs" gcfpiden mar.
Shon bie Homcr batten inter Dem
0sfbbcrrn 8alieuuS ge9en bas Sabr
900 n. Chr. aui Dem Selien. an oeien
SuB Die aiSette porbeiilieBt uuo Der
ipdter ben Namen godielien erbieIt.
9efeitigun9cn anselcgt. Sieie purs
ben inter Sblobrpis bon Den iiegs
reihen Sranien in Seiie genommen.
&ml Iartcl idlenftc %T3S Die Burg
Scr Ibtei ct: Iarimim in 5rier.
Bon bieier erparb 8rai Siegfrieb,
Der Sobn pcs Arpenncrsraien &ics
serid. eines ~Sbfommlinss Der faro
linsiihen 9nnaitic, Die balbperialene
Seitc 963 ourd Snuid, lieB tic pies
ocrberiiclleu uuo nubm auf ibr
paucrnb ieinen @obniie, Inter grme
iinpe, Der Sodtep bes leeten Nrbcns
ncrsraien Sctnrid ", erbieIt Sus
remburs Stabtrette. Dit ibrem
Sohne Seinrth v. 1247) besann
bie Heibe Der 9imbnrs .SnrembMrser
@ratrn, ans beren 8eidleht ieit
1908 mebrerc bic oeutidJe Saiierwirbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
N~ltlnsemburser Sifritentrene.
bienl

SIN bieiem Sample mar bas Slrs
3o9tbum Sugembure, alein o alien
Sropin5en. Der ipaniihen arone uns
entipest unb uneritiitterlih treu ges
blieben. 9ie 2uremburscr 8raien
bon arembers unb bon 9erIapmont
ioipie ben %beriibmten @ouperneur
@raf Setter Gruit bon 3ansfelo
finoen mir unter ben einiluBreihiten
Tiniltern unb Hdtben unb oils treueite
Stiisen Der Stattbalter Ybilipp's bes
Sipeitcn.
gincs lei aber sleih bier seiast:
EROS Der bebcutenbcn HolIe. Die bieie
brei 2ugemburser in ben grcisniien
iener iturmbepegten, oiiiteren. Icibs
pollen 3eit seipielt baben. bel allen
Vertrauen, pas lie ieitens bes ipanis
iten Soies 8enoiIen. o~iirften tie an
Den pielen peratoriIhen Mnb idier
unertrdsliten @eroronlnseu, NIT
bcnen Die Hegierung Ebilipp's bes
3peiten feline nieherldnbiihen Yrus
pin8en bebriidte. ourdpes penis Gus
tbeil 9ehabt baben.
60 naren bciipiclspciic bic @rafcn
@erlanmont unp Irembera al 8cis
iiseru an ben, bon Ser3oa alba
einaeieeten' Hntb 3ur llntcriudung
Der llnruben 3u' @riiiicl. pom
Wolf nit Der @cncnnuna Slutratb
bc6eihnct, crnannt norhen. iinb
abcr nicmals in rciicu Sisunsen ers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

erbielten. Surf Die @ermGbluna
Sobanuss bes Sohucs Scinrih's VII.
nit @~liiabetb. Der Sohter bes &onies
W~eSesldus. fam 1910 aud Sobmen
an Die 2urembureer. Sohann Der
SIinbe (1309-1346). Graf bon
Surembure uub 4onig bon 8obmen.
be9te cine beionbere 0orliebe fir
Srantreih. CIR. lebte in Saris unb
persoB iein glut fir Srantreit, in Der
ShIaft bel Green. @d6renp ieiner
Serrifait mar Suremburs gum criten
gfdI in eusere freunbi6dft!ihe Be-
5iebunsen 81 Srantrcih getreten. unb
ieit iener Seit lit bic fran55iii6e
Sprahe ais gmtsfprahe fir QUEEN.
burg iiblif setuuroen. Die Graf
ifaft 2uremburs untfabte bamals
ilbriaenS nod neben Dem beutid,en
Stammlaubc fran5oiiide Siertel. 10
SdB Die 3rpeiipra6isteit 81 iener Seit
geredtfertist mar.
aaiier aarl ". erbob feline beis,
matblife 8rafid)ait Bunl Ser5o9tbum,
aber i'm Sabre 1443 iiel 9urembnra,
bas ieine in itcter 8elonotb befinb>
lihen Siiriten mebrmals perpi1noet
batten, an Surgunb. 1903 tam es
an 8aiier &url ", INTER bcIien Serrs
id)aft Die Stabt bon ieinem iebbes
luitigen 8esncr Srau3 l. bon Sranfz
reid mebrmals belaaert uub 1913 err
obert purbe. Wdbrenb Der perbees
reriocu &riese. Die YbiIipp III. uno
Ybiiipp III. sesen Srantreib unS bic
norelihen Sropin5cn Der Hieperlnnee
fiihrteu, milrbe Surcmburg ihmer
bcimgeiud]t. Sas. @lenb ltica dbcr
nod mebr inter Ybilipp ". sur 3eit
bes breiBi9idbri9cn arieses, unb ais
1859 Der 9preniiide Srieoe s%nitanoe
fam, perlur Snremburs bic Yrppiteicn
S%ieoeuboien, Wpntmeon, Garignau
uno Samuiaers, bic MI 8rantreih
'abgetreten wurben. 0eit hieier @cite
mar Supiuig XIV. aber nod uidt 8us
irieren, bcnu er luoltc aud, Die Smipt@
.ltaot Surcmburs ielbit in ieinen geiis.
brin9cr.
aarI H.. aouia per Spanien. ser
Nadfol9cr Sbilipp's ". iteItc ben
SiIrlten o GILMAN on Die Spiee eer
Hc9ierunB oeS 9anbeS. Sieler per-
tbeipi9tc Die !Sauptitdnt NIT pieler
'5apicrfeit segeu Ole perihiebenen ans.
critic Der Sran5plen in ben Sahren
1852 unb 1888. Grit mad,
elmer 81 stdsisen Sela9eruns unb BE-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Siusbeb Reit, Den =. Idr8 10 .

Siusbeb Reit, Den Wtdr8 10 =.
Clio oB ct ihons Iirneit perbei an
b'Seiite bnot nah net op9eihobt.
9'Otiies iobt ef fonnt med 10 OBJ
b'Gautih itredcn fir b'Seq quit rinsen
&c bseren Dat b'geiiie net lang firun
Der Gier foe mift.
rSubr geIiie pero 9eipoB nrttt i'm.
iobt b'0liTes.
so M gi", iobt eh. "a beieits
Dat, bat ch te 9ontih a &c "copper",
an cd fdrten eh lin &C tpibf iir o'2ier
op5emater. CD entihIpie mad. aut
Of ittbr @ibtneb."
~@n Der gisbods II nadi c puor
&rdders an e Stod Sifihs". ioht
b'Wfiies. y8ett cn1 Iellpcr. pcQ gu
mehs med iif cnt teicrt mot bensem
ctpi9en iebcn. Sprigcns gin ed cIo
an b'9ctt.~
.8utt Neit". iobt CD. "a Il bei
Teint ct 8eitt, eh pero med net
p%erfibberen."
On on oS b'MiIics gnneen, an cd
ioeen -elo gang clens bel sc lnn1ens
tecren mat nlengem Noti3but q
ulcnscr Niidr. a menaem lcifte
&rdder, me DEN Siherremei gctreidt
OF. be Hubius nm S%iheruieIem.. Sen
5ifibs bun cd sleid, opeitb. neil c
mar sc It'll idtfong an en- huot med,
b'ean3 Seit I'm &c Teif ribmeiubet.
Gbnibau ed, bun elo erem Sftrenat
senue fir o'Yeun &c haleu an fir mat
Dem gciiie ienger Soff Srdbicoi reiber
&c %flioren.
&c Meif aB nlio fomr. graf me
eh mel Goti5but 3ougcmadlt bat, a
mad Ger CD eng Sid]duts fritz bdtt
Itr medl sc iteblpen. SSciiic, mar
on. OBJ gleit) mat icuecr leulet fdrbeh..
ar. be. Ieit or b'Seiiie BIZ nleiti tilt
aetldt, De Mcit a Ienser 8ebter Sunis
form an o'geliic an engem ftiti Bod
Sruenins SreB. tott baum III torti ieitp.
Cd fam Dat ipoiien, nell eh bun c
lcllper fir b'Ifi'ies nuseepitt.
y&ei, iubr ipibt!" iobt De Neif.
Sat aB c b%iutiiul 8nun."
rSt's mel itperit". iobt b'9eiiie.
.8el Sor", ioht eh. lin { ihsz
men 2reb got { tuid .etdtiht..
S'9eiiie aB Oh bis BANNER SssSurm
rouo gin an p'Niiies buot am antrc
8uhm scbaucrt. eh Jolt bier bolefe
tommen.
Cd bruud feug Solef", iobt
b'Niics, vWa ed poa net. bub Oh
els Sifrets cneb goB."
-&dt bts Oh baun nm. iobt cG-
.SSeiiie buot mcr en- SreS ee>
lent, iobt ,p'Yiiies. an le huot n,cr,
epnes gctuicien. mat nc .her Senoshs,
preB inn engcm -heicrt IBprt 4audt
buot.
~Sifenercs is Dor @icbclntbm"
iobt ed.
Stu soi net iarfaitifeI, a mad ocd,
rcbbi". iobt b.0tiiies.
Wcu, mir parer an c plor Wfinlrtc
rebbi an DC Reit an et bateu c Hebb
op .b,5ittricttar. CD ii fir b'sitt
fomm. MO ben buot, cper gcppnns or
fobrs. 49,. -. .sr.,~
Cd bu fen S~ittbntin", iobt ben.
Led, bat baut Yesth."
Omar nemeu { Shit frci. an
o'Seiiie buot ieh sIeit Drop seiat. an
bu buot ct Der Miiies en- eeoffcrt.
Cd al bcs, mans ou c not bols".
ioht b'Seiiie. Ora b'0tiies bupt c net
seboa. an b'@eiiie bupt mat cnsem
srouben' gffert DEN 5eiirper ecbalru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Ans hrn Ger. 5taatru.
u d. u q, Iiebc 2anbs=
Iente!

Der 7nrf,ffnitts 9ugems
burger lit erfreut uber es gefallt
ibm bod ucnisitens, uenn CT
Gtmns IN Der ,BaSette" iiber
fid) ober ieinc Samilie ober iiber
bieicS pber ieneS @reignif aus
Serwanbten. lunb Srennbess
frciien liei. limb bic ,0asctte"
TIT intrner bereit, ipldJe Wad.
riften in TIRE Spalten aufsu.
nebnteu. 9abei ntmmt es feline
srobe Wtiibe bic Sbatiad)en aut
cine Ipitfartc nieSer5midrciben
unb einsuihiten. Ginc Sarte
foitet bios eincn Sent, elm grict
Sruet Gents. Nun iino aber
marhe 2ente Der Mniift, Cit
Heoaffemr fpa, cben neil er
Rebnftenr ut, GGes uiHen. sic
beridDten aIio nidJts, iinb aber
h6dlihit er5iirnt, mern nihts
iiber bic betreffenbe gesebenhcit
IN Der Seitnns erihetnt. Der
Weiie inicrmiert bic Rcbaftion
unb CT erreif,t ieinen Stucf mnb
htlft iif felbit nnb Der 3eituns
bic or ltcft. gilip, bite, licbe
9anbsleute!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
(Speziell FIR dGazette)
Eng amerikanisch Freierei.
BIeder aus dem Notzbuch fun engem gepote Lazeburger an Amerika.
~. ... Fret no dem Englischen fun BoUDHA.

8e mer an b'Gpcru5aus foumen,
mar e Seller 90, Der Yrosrdns per>
fat bIot.
~gi bett. Den huot e loft OF
5ihebutih", iobt .ed.
Sc Srogrdms il fir 9eit DC not
oft an b'Cpcra gin, ioht DC Meif.
.Gd huolen clper en-, iobt cd.
Sal te fir mcd1". ieht &c Reif.
r9'aB teug @cfohr", iobt ed,.
CD bun e &uartcr A,ectaft an Oh
ii mcr gangcn, Irrtl1t itr an be icpcnt
Rob cmon9 DC Scupoleu. Sch. cd,
bat eemengt. bent Bette fem Srcb
mar lob. neil G fottooun pu III fifth
Bod ~ torti fein, ma eh mengcn DC
amer lparcu al tott bdun iir pGncd]S
items iifitt pec5eut.
Sc aorten Jolt en- tbtstcn op9oeu.
an blpnr credit DC 3cit nc nlcr tous
men, cior Dat nat on9efecr eng holcf
Stonn sc file mar bis ic gctitdrt
bun. Cd, bat lner be 3cit idpns fir
SlpCn 3eh %nlls9cptdt, tit Den optus
ntbt Sifot &C ipranscn. Den ed)
bIeitt Sobr an Der r0a3cttc" iipcr
DC Sobensrin an b'Gc5cburgcr I~Seicrs
men 9eIieb bum.
~Sciiic", io6t cd, rbups on pen
Sihot id)ons gebeert fun Sem 2pGenz
grin an be ~Sescburger 6eiernten."
. it]ott OPP. iobt o'WiIes. SIT
huos &c rotteuen Si6ot i6ons eng
Sole Iol persiGIt."
~S'oB itper e quit nom, iobt
DC Neit.
% pIibs glitter Ttcif, per3itlt en-.
iobt o'gei'ic, s@t tidJpit Iofi SItpts. 4"
"Sts mel Sitot", iobt ed. IAN cd,
pcr3itlcn c lelner." ; buot Mines
med. an Den GQebob seifuiita al. fd)
bun ct fir ahuctic6el fort De Wcif bcIt
S'djot pcr5itIeu Sc loien. Id bicn
buot e gan5 falih eciobt.
Sat tbnt &c 8Gb it mas in sc
u@dScttc"", ioht cd.
Cd bum en- od net aus Ser
.@dsette", ioht &c Wcit.
.@i bett. ou lies s. 8asctte" emol
not. iobt ed.
-@i Don't far for e6nt. b'5idprmen
Tfpcr", iobt DC Weit, 49,, e.,
% @a5ertc", ab .tt Sihormep
Ttper", iobt et. .its Icsebiireer
Sepcr, q mans Oh CT Iitie gifts, offs
Oh Den Sihot och rihtie poIien. on E
Dol lott me amer Sad1en, DC Dir nsbed,
ndrcu. Cts c fdtlit Yeper tn
Sd bun c tdtIit in9liih Stpcr",
iobt De Weit.
~&itih nom, iobt ed. -
'-y8e N~igserpite. st Is urrier~ { icst
DC; aRetf. .,ov15a5s 10 ,,rs.'o6s
~SDmt tdtlit Sspcr+, ipbt ch.
oShuhr", ipbt DC Wcit. Sen
Glitter get bal al Souoef an
bSprtih."
.8puiir licitc b'.8Gtlit Sribiun"
net, iobt cd1, dat aB e tdtlit
Eaper op ingliit. q nat berbei fun
cnscm ~9eeebur9er geidrieIpen.
sWou fritz en- beg" ioht DC Weif.
'-.Nn Der 8dtlit Yrinfin9 aomipeni
gu Dubuque. mon fc D. @n3ctfe" Tpps
Madden, iobt ed. ~Sts c ptbtli ent
iemeisnibfli an be eiht an DC san3e
Suneitit Stebts. Itir 2~eseburecr ioqc
itoI3 oorop lin, an ie taidlt odo nerlen
prei 9aler p'Sobr fir b'icmeis pibtli,
an 90 aB anerc Srens bran, me an
bcnsem r9i9acrpiQe Gurrier"."
(J esu q IT,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

Stiioien in 2uremburg. Srier.
2open unb Wain3, 5uerit sleih
alien ieinen geripanbten &riegss
mann. unb Damn 9iitof bon
Gent %gelporoen. Seine beiben
Saufpatben paren bas gr3bers
5o9spaar Mlbcrt unb Siabeaa>
&larasg usenta. bon benen er
and Die Eornnmeu Ilberts
Gueeu erhalteu bate; bies
iheint barauf itIieBen gu laiien,
hab Die Tamilic s'Iaamont in
~beionbers %pertrduten Se3icbuns
gen gum griiiicIcr Sof seitonScn
babe.
Gertreter Der Stdotc pdren:
Orondmann. Sottor beibcr
8ehte, Shoffc unb Spnoifus Der
Stabt 2urembure.
Reufin, S6oiie bon 2uremz
burg, uno
Sceranb. StabtihuItbeib bon
SdmpiQers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
DFraen ais Dokter.

(En Zokonftsbild. Madame Dok-
ter. kommt hurteg, hurteg. t'ass e
kand fun engem zwete Stack erof ge-
fall an t'h1ot sech schwer blesseert :"
ia, mel Beschten. ESQ hurteg got
dat net. an dem hei Killed. kann ech
dach net liver d'Gasz gon. an da musz
ech 10 och mach meng Kreiselcher an
d'Rei man.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01

plas ein uno aui bic Sauptpate 5u.
Ser bort ms bereits au%flducrnoe
Yoiten briiltc .Seraus!!". Die @ad)ts
mannibaft itilr3te an Die @epebre unb
balb tlansen biiben uno priiben Die
&pmmanoos: .StiQeeitanben! 8es
tpehr oufl - Ihtuns - prdientirt 8
8enehr!- attune = @etuebrs auf b
Shulterh 9infssum - Rarifl" unb
tripp. - trapp - maridiertcn mir
aui unb Die ulte @ate, aoe ab.
Uorfiesuns foI9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Dom M0llech.

Dir fiddert wahrscheinlech Err KEN
mat Salz?' meinte neulich Madame ".
ais hire Milchfrau ihr das ubliche.
weisse Getrink iberlieferte. a..
"A we dat da, Madame XT"
Ma de arem Beschte musse flrcht-
bar fill drenken, ewell d'M6llech asz
dat rengste Wasser.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Och dat mach.

Sic: 20, eng 0nnerlech St0mm set
mer..--...."
Hen tan enger AngschtI "Wat
we? Eng 0nnerlech St6mm hnos d'och
mach Mat denger enger Babel hattst
de scho genuch !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-06-01
Gut geleert.

D'Madame Klimbim izur Joffer Erie.
sell Dir wart sicher an der Pension,
Joffer, fir d'FranzeScht re leereny
D'Joffer Friesel: En- Drack och
fir Manaeren re leeren.'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-13
GLAD HANDS To
WELCOME VETS
AMERIcUs EXPECTS TO GREET
WAR VETERANS AND SHOW
THEM A GOOD TIME.

The people of Brunswick are inter
ested IL the reunion of the States Con
federate Veterans which will be held
on August "a and % in Americas. The
following clipped from the Americas
Times-Recorder will be read here with
interest as the time approaches for the
veterans of the city to meet in re-
union their comrades of 1876:
The time approaches when Ameri-
Gus will entertain the old Confederate
soldiers.
The hour is almost at hand when
these brave old men of the dark days
of the sixties those days that tried
mems souls, will be with us.
They are coming in large numbers
and expecting good time. Are we in
readiness to receive them?
If not, we should get ready and
without further delay. They are COM
ing as our invited guests, and we
should leave nothing undone looking
to their entertainment, pleasure and
comfort.
AS we have said before, the Sons of
Veterans, the Daughters of the Con-
federacy and the local camp of Con
federate Veterans are doing all in their
power to make this an occasion that
will do honor to these old soldiers and
reflect credit upon Americas and her
people, but these organizations can't
do it ALL Thcy must have the support
and encouragement of all the people if
we would make the occasion what it
should be.
We owe much to these brave and
heroic souls that fought so nobly in |
defense of their homes and country,
more than we can ever pay, but when
opportunity presents such as this that
Is near at hand we would, indeed be
falgse to every attribute that goes to
make up the patriot and the true
American citizen if we fail to respond.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-13
CAPT {. c. BUTTS IS
HOME FOR A VISIT
SAYS FIRST REGIMENT is SOON
TO LEAVE FOR BoRDER-HIs
COMMAND IN GOOD SHAPE

Captain E. c. Butts, of Company
G, First Georgia Regiment. arrived
in the city yesterday wnere he is visit
ing homefolks until Monday when he
viii report to Camp Harris after the
furlough home. Many friends greeted
Captain Butts as it is his first visit
since the Riflemen left for Camp
Harris.
Captain Butts has been tanned by
the camp life, but is looking fine and
has easily assumed the appearance
of the U. S. army officer
The boys at Camp Harris are equip
ped and ready for service, according
to Captain Butts. They are in ex-
cellent spirits, and there is some I'M
rest because of the delay in receiving
orders to move to the border.
The hopsital conditions and sanitary
affairs of the camp have been brought
to an excellent stage, and all-in-all
Georgia's troops. together with the
Riflemen, are in magnificent condi-
ton. excellent humor and ready for
service.
Captain Butts says that he is posi-
tive that the entire First Regiment
will be sent to the border and he is
looking for orders to entrain in the
course of the mex two weeks. The
fat that the entire Georgia brigade
has been mustered in as a whole, gives
rise TO the belief that the brigade will
soon move. He says the Riflemen and
the Band are all in good shape and
have grown fond of the army life.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-13
MERCHANTS GET
READY FOR FALL
BUSINESS EXPECTED TO BE
GOOD IN BRUNSWICK
THIS FALL.

soon all oi the merchants of Bruins
wick will be putting on their last
closing out sales for the summer sea
son, the object being to reduce their
remaining stool; 10 minimum so as
TO be ready for ne fall stason.
II is only few weeks now before
fall goods will be oming in and the
early shoppers viii be eager to get
hold OF the first offerings The Bruins
wick merchant are counting on a
large fail and winter trade and there
are numerous reasons why they will
not be disappointed.
The splendid highways to this city
will be an invitation to autoists to
come this way. The shoppers have
formed habit of coming to Bruins
wick to do their trading because most
of them know that they can get better
service here than in any of the small
er markets of the state. The class of
goods brought to Brunswick is identi-
cal with the goods carried to Atlanta
and the larger cities while the prices
are very much less because the ex-
pense of handbag the goods is so
much less here.
The summer trade in this city has
been good and despite the fact that
the weather fer the past months has
been bad and the roads in some di-
rections badly torn up, great man
out of town shoppers have fIocked
this way. With fairly good crops and
good prices for the crops the people
will have money to spend and they
will hunt out up to date markets like
Brunswick to buy what they need.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-13

The cheapest advertising Or
earth is The Want Ads that are
>arfied in The News Classified
Department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-13

School bags for Uno wrappers, Fa-
ber's Bakery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-13

We show the Best Shoe Val
ues at any stated Price that the
same Price can buy anywhere!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-03
INVESTIGATION FORESTALLED.
Eastern Shore Steamship Company
Asks Commission Hearing.

The Eastern Shore Steamship and
Development Company, which dscon.
tinued last Sunday the operation of its
steamboat line between this city and
the Eastern Shore, forestalled yester.
dayan investigat alton by the Public Ser.
vice Commission bysannouncing that il
would file with the Commission a pc
tition asking a hearing upon its deter
mination to go out Of business.
The announcement came after Com
missioner Timanus, of Baltimore, had
started the investigation to find out
officially whether the company had
actually discontinued operations He
mad learned of that fact, he said, only
from newspaper accounts and had ask
ed Of William Cabell Bruce, general
counsel for the Commission, an opinion
Us 10 the propriety of such action
without the consent of the Commits
sion. Yesterday afternoon, pending
the preparation of the opinion, Com
missioner Timauus arranged to begin
the investigation.