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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
RUN DOWN WOMEN
We Have a Remedy That viii
Cost You Nothing If 1t Does
Not Help You.

Brunswick women viii please real
ize that we mean just what we say in
the above heading Letters like the
following prove the efficiency of Vinol
in such cases;
For the benefit of the other tired
women, want to say that keep
house for seven in my family. ] he,
came rundown. all played out, did
not seem 20 have any lie In me and
looked badly, | read SO much about
Vinol decided to try il and | must
say 1t helped me in every way. II
built me Up so felt like new wo.
man and my friends said they could
see great change in me-" Mrs
John NJ. Waldron. Saratoga Springs,
n. V
We recommend Vinol 10 our Gus.
toners MS the greatest strength ere.
ator we know-due to the eXtgactive
medicinal elements OF fresh cod liv-
ers, without oil, combined with pep,
tomato Of iron and beef peptone, all
dissolved in pure medicinal wine.
Roberts Pharmacy. Brunswick. Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
Bryan Is for Wilson.

Much to the surprise Of the people
OF the country generally. Col. William
Jennings Bryan has openly and pub
licIy announced that he is in favor
OF the denomination and the re-elec
ton Of President Woodrow Wilson
He does this in a way that is unmis-
taxable and the democracy OF the
country ought to give him credit for
sincerity. In the last issue Of The
Commoner. Col Bryan's newspaper,
there appeared the following:
II Is now certain that President
Wilson viii be renominated by ac-
clamation. No other name will be
presented 10 the convention. The
platform win endorse his admins
tration and the record made by
the Democratic congress. The diff
ferences, such as may exist, be-
tween the president and congress,
" ti bH NgltA lflblliAofA4 anu Atit fhlt y
will present a united front.
u Is "A remarkable record OF
achievement, nothing to compare
with It In number and import
ance of reforms accomplished.
Where Republican leaders have
been wrong, the president and the
Democratic congress have been
right. The Republican leaders
have opposed all that has been
done In favor OF lower tariff rates,
and income tax. currency reform
and antitrust legislation They
have insisted on war with Mex
leo and even want to enter the
European war Whore the presi-
dent has conceded more than he
should have to the scaredncss pro-
gram. the Republican leaders have
demanded more. 80 that the pres
ident Is nearer 10 the people than
the Republican leaders. Let ev-
cry Democrat get ready for the
campaign and 90 to work
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
For a Department OF Public
Highways.


The Georgian particularly invites
the attention of the public to a com
muuIcation elsewhere on this page to.
day, from President V. H. Kriegsha-
Der of the chamber Of commerce. con
corning some deporable conditions in
Georgia with reference to our public
roads, says the Atlanta Georgian.
This letter sets forth intelligently
and in authoritative terms many un.
toward circumstances that inevitably
tend TO hamper the progress OF the
good roads movement II is a most
important communication, and every
citizen Of Georgia should read it, study
it and lend his aid toward remedying
some of the evils set forth therein.
Georgia unquestionably ought to
have a department OF public high.
ways
Only through such "A department
inteligently and suitably maintained
will we ever be able to make that
maximum of progress in the matter
of good roads so highly desirable at
a minimum OF rational expense.
Every attempt heretofore made to
set up a department of public high.
ways has, for one reason or another
failed In the legislature and that,
Notwithstanding the fact that in ev-
cry Legislature for the past few years,
there has been a decidedly predomt
|nant sentiment in favor of good roads.
Surely. ii is not necessary in this
day and time TO argue the great bene-
fits of good roads not only on account
Iof welltodo people, but more espe-
cially on account of the smaller farm
|ers. Figure 1t as the latter will. moth
ing SO surely rebounds TO his material
profit as good roads
Mr. kriegshaber's letter ought to
serve the purpose OF awakening sen
timent in Georgia TO this tremendous,
ly important matter The Legislature
should estahis a department OF pub
lie highways, and it should be an indie
pendent and separate department, To
seek to make the prison commission
-or any other commission. as at pres
ent established in the state capitol
q public highway commission is bu
10 compromise With the question and
work injustice upon some one OF thu
already heavily burdencd depart
monts.
This is a big mattof--this goot
roads question--and the Georgian viii
have considerably more to say as tim,
runs on by way OF setting forth III
views and conclusions anent the same
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
The Cost of Waste.

Fires annually cause waste of
hundreds OF dollars in the United
States. aud hundreds Of lives and
largely because of carolessness that
is positively criminal In no other
country is there such waste.
Waste faces as ON every side,
waste in food. in fuel, IN nearly ev-
erything we do. Careless waste in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

Now then. without attempting in
the slightest TO tell the new county
commissioners what 70 do. we merely
suggest the name of +. Il Twitty for
chairman OF The board next year. Col.
Twitty is among the most progressive
OF Brunswiek's citizens; he has always
given largely OF his time and his abil.
ity TO the pnhlic veal aud he would
make a splendid chairman.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

The people of Brunswick should
come to the rescue OF the ladies Of
the Daughters Of the American Reyo.
luton and the Kings Daughters. who
have contracted for the Redpath chaa.
tauqua It's a great. big undertaking.
providing real treat in high-class
entertainment for the people general.
ly and the ladies deserve 10 have The
active support Of the people in the
matter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

BY throwing mantle of prejudice
around him Dorsey hopes TO pussyfoot
into the gubernatonal chair Nit, ~
Americas Times Recorder. Decidedly
nit Dorsey win never be governor
Of Georgia he is not built of guberna.
torial timber and his ungainly role OF
the present ought TO defeat him for
the job he now holds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

this country is tragedy. In other
Countries people become rich on what
is waste with US.
a man who accumulated millions
in the manufacture Of mustard, said
that # was not the mustard that was
eaten that paid a profit. but that
which was left on the plate Thus the
wasiefuf habits Of the many. made
the fortune of the few.
II Is always the waste that costs,
and particularly is this true of farm
machinery. The millionaire head Of
the harvester trust said that if the
government had used half the zeal
in preaching better care and housing
Of farm machinery, that it had in in
vestigating the manufacture Of NOW
ing machines, and the farmer had
needed the sermons, the trust would
long since been out of business, be-
cause it was not the machine actual
~ worn out in use, but the machines
thrown out from neglect or abuse.
that caused the profits of the man
ufacturer 10 grow.
Almost all farm machinery is as
much damaged by neglect or expos
ure to the weather when not in use
az it Is by wear when in actual use
Not only is there great injury
wrought to machinery by exposure
but by not keeping it oiled when in
use. Our good farmer reports that
he has known of many instances
whore greater damage was done on
ali Steel machines by neglect in
proper fabrication for few hours
than would have followed had the
machine stood out in the weather
for six months. In the first case
bearings were so worn as to throw
the whole machine out OF line, MAX
ing subsequent proper oiling of little
avail in preventing further wearing
OF the parts, and causing 25 per
cent increase in the power required
to drive the machine. A heavy re-
pair bill naturally followed 1t is
well to remember that every bolt or
set screw in any machine was put
there for some good purpose. and
should be kept, as nearly as possible,
In the condition in which it was found
when the machine arrived on the
farm.
For crop so valuable as cotton ev-
eryone connected with its handling
from the field in which it is grown
up to the man who sells it to the spin
ner is careless of it, There is waste
at every stage-in the picking, in the
ginning, In the wrapping, in the sam
ping, in the transportation To put
this loss at per cent OF the value of
the bale would be moderate. There
IL no more license or reason for such
waste than there is for annually
casting $40,0O0O00 or $50, 100000 or
sos. 100000, earned by the people
through hard labor, into the sea. This
waste has been inveighed year after
year, but practically nothing that has
been done, up to the present time. to
stop It. There practically has been
no Improvement in cotton growing,
cotton gathering. or cotton marketing
in Is years.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

William II, Hearst now claims that
President Wilson should have reeog.
niged Huerta. How In the deuce could
he do this. wehn old Iiuerta simply
would not recognize the flag?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

Now then since Mr. Bryan has come
out flatfooted for President Wilson
for the nomination and for his elec.
ton after the nomination, the question
is win this aid or injure the chances
of the PRESIDENT
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

II did not take congress very long
TO pass that new war measure the 9th
or day providing for standing army
OF quarter of a million, Verify. the
old schoolmaster brings them around
TO his way OF thinking.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

That ''lst word" to Germany sound
ed very much like the first one that
was sent on tho sinking of the Lusi.
tania.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

Mr.. Justice Hughes is in very del.
icate sort of position TO be sure. When
he is silent and maintains a proper
judicial dignity. they are amazed at
him and when he does talk, they pro
coed TO take a sideswipe at him for
what he says.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

Old man John Barleycorn, who has
been with us for many years, is sched.
uled TO fold his tent and steal away
on MAY third But the question Is,
win he do it? He may fold his tent.
but win he as quietly steal away?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

The war clouds may be lowering,
but they have not dropped yet and,
really, there is little likelihood OF them
"a
doing so.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

For monkey and parrot time. the
Georgia Republican OF all shades and
hues are strictly it!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

CHESS Ambassador Bernst5rff Is
lin ere this,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21
TELEPHONE
Business Office, Editorial ToCm. 1873
Official Organ OF

Savannah has fired her fire chief
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-21

Can for coupons Al fapers two
team bakeries.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

llotcher's dispatches were sent on the Mexican wires and addressed to Gen cral Bell at Fl Paso instead of to the state department.
 The state department received of ficial reports tonight that the value of Carranzl currency had risen ma terially during the last few days, over 5o per cent in some districts. Repots from Acapulco and other interior points said conditions were quiet. Trlnquility along the eastern and western Mexican coasts was reported to the navy department.
 Gneasiness among the some 200 Americans ;n and about Nazatlan on the west coast of Mexico, Was report cd in official dispatches received late tonight. Reports of bandit raids in the country surrounding Mazatldn were aid 10 have alarmed the Amer jeans and caused them to request the constant presence in port of 3 war ship to be in readiness to take them aboard if necessary The protected i cruiser Chattane oga is dividing hel time between Mazatlan and Guaymas Official reports from NeuVo Laredo opposite Laredo, Texas, told of several Americans who had arrived there from the interior oi Coahlla district
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

scne and superintended the operation of spreading this through the house when the Carranza soldiers arrived and the Nillistas fled.
 Villa had 230 men, Mrs. Reed said, fifteen of whom were wounded. Mrs. Reed added she saw several American cavalry horses among those ridden by Villas men, presumably being some of those stolen during the raid on Colum- bus, New Mexico.
 In san BuenaVentura and Fl Nallc Villas men footed and attacked women and little girls, carrying away thirty
 seven boys and five girls as captives
 Mrs. Reed said For ten days Mrs Reed and her children subssted on erue and beans until MT. Reed, who was in Douglas. received news of her plight and brought her here from Casas Grandes.
 George Reed, Jr. who has also re turned to the border after his trip with Colonel Dodd's men. declared that one of the most valued guides with the expedition is Jesus Andrijo. a Mexican youth captured at Fl Nalle by Villa, who later escaped ana Jolned the Amer ican soldiers. Andrijo, Reed said, has sworn vengeance against the bandit, charging that he mistreated his cousin, Manuela Para, one of the girl captives. In the first clash with American troops. Reed said. Villa with but eight men fled at the first sign of trouble, leaving his main force to their own re Sotlrcnc H.. daclqrp1 bnsitively tb9t | Villa was not wounded.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
The Italian Stater,snt

ROME CNia London April S-Thc following official communication Was Sivcn out today:
 "Ihe activity of our infantry con 1inued throughout wednesday in the Camonica and Guidicaria valleys. Supported by artillery. the infantry surprised the enemy and captured a fortified position northwest of Protoul and also the Plaz position on the Chiese river and the powerfully forti- fled height between the Plubega bridge and Cimapalone
 "The entire front from Lafarina to Su6ana was marked by artillery duels. On the eastern slope of Monte Broi an enemy detachmen. was repulsed. leav- ing in our names a dozen prisoners. oue trench mortar and other arms and War material. on the upper Corde- Nole our artillery caused the explosion "f an enemt munitions depot on Mont ''her2. Along the Isonzo front there vas the usual artillery activity.
 "On the Carso front Wednesday night a strong enemy column again tried vain and costly attack on our
 
 the fire from our artillery and a hail. storm from our rifles and rapid firers. the enemy was thrown back in dis order with heavy losses before even reaching our barbed wire
 "rhe war in the air was marked by fresh Italian successes. During yesterday we repulsed incursions of enemy airmen in the Carnia and Ison- 70 zones. The enemy. despairing of piercing our aerial defenses in tEe daytime tried it under cover of dark ness. During the night seven air men launched themselves in the ISOn- Za plain but our daring aViators mounted immediately despite the darkness They attacked and repulscd the whole enemy squadron causing two aeroplanes to fall and capturing four aViatOrS"
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

departments said tonight there was no truth in insistent reports from the
 border that General Carranza mad given the United States q certain time in which to withdraw it's urocps. from Mexico, and that the de facto government had massed 15.00c sol diers at a point below the border,
 Tells of Villa Raid
 DOUGLAS Ariz. April "A graphic account of Francisco Villas attack upon San Buenaventura and the adia : cent town of Fl Nalle on March 14, was given here today by Mrs. George Reed. wife of an American mining man and l for twenty years a resident of that section of Chihuahua Her eldest son,
 who afterward accompanied Colonel George A. Dodds force on it's famous dash to Guerrero, escaped Villa by flee ing, scantily clad, to adjacent noun tains, where he hid for three days
 without food until informed by friends
 that CarranZa troops had driven off the bandits
 First squad of Villa soldiers and later Villa himself came into the Reed home, footing and wrecking it. Villa
 cursed Mrs. Reed she says, charging that her husband and son had large store of food, arms and ammunition /. hidden in the house. This she denied i Then as Villa insisted she invited him | to search the premises. Several sol diers were set to work with picks and croWbars digging in the garden and | 1, Will sent several of his men after lero-
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
VENlZELOe IS POPULAR
Republican A. p. Leased wirel


 ATHENS tvia Paris). April S.-A vast throng assembled today outside the home of former Premier Ncnizelos in demonstration over his re-entry into active politics The crowds were so dense that the royal procession re- turning from q cathedral was stopped Mounted police were summoned and dispersed the crowd with great diff culty, several persons being injured. The feeling is tense
 Besides publishing q second article in the Herald, his personal or4tn, on Sun day on the political situation NJ. Ne"i- ZelOs intends to organize public meet ings of protest against the continuance of the present government in power. II is not believed the government will permit the meetings to be held,
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
Protest Reply Translated

WASHINGTON, April 7.-The off Cial translation of the reply of France and Great Britain to the protest of the United States against seizure and dctentions of neutral mails was made public tonight by the state depart ment. Substantially it is the same as the unofficial translation of the French text published several days ago. The reply is in the form of identical memoranda presented to Secretary Lansing, with brief notes al transmttal from the British and French ambassadors
 IL denies any violation of neutral rights and asserts the rights and in tention of the allies to treat mer- chandisc shipped by parcel post like merchandise transported in any other way, but promises that legitimate neutral mails will not be subjected to aVoidable delay.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
NAVAL BALLOON RUNS AWAY Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel

PENSACOLA. Fla~ April An eighty foot naval observation balloon recently brought here for maneuverS snapped it's anchor lines today and took q hundred mile unguided '~~ise. near Argyle, Fla. How badly 1t was finally coming to earth in r swan" damaged was unknown tonight. A detachment from the naval station was sent to bring the runaway back. The balloon Was being inflated when it broke away and as the wind car ried it over the brick wall surround ing the navy yard, half a dozen of it's tails or stablizers were torn off.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
BARRED WIRE ON FRONTIER
fEepubIcan A. p Leased WireI

TORONTO, on. April Barbed Wirs entahslcmcnts will be erected along portion of the frontier of Canada in the neighborhoo- of the electric plant at Niagara. Falls. it Mas announced today after a conference of 3rigadicr General Logic with r. W. Ellis. chairman of the Niagara Falls park commission and J. II. Jack 5on. park superintendent The area c. tic park about the plant will be closed to the rublic The present armed guard will be increased and no one will be allowed to approach ar enter the restricted area without q rass.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
SOCIALISTS MAKE CHOICES
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

JACKSON. Miss, April 7.-Missss- ippi socialists in state convention here tonight named Allan l.. Benson of New York and George K. R. Fitzpatrick of New Jersey as their choice for presi- dent and vice president of the United States. Addresses were delivered criti- cizing national preparedness and the tariff attitude of the democratic and republican parties.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
MISS BENDER WINS DEBATE
Republican A. p. Leased wireI

LOS ANGELES, April Miss Lo- rctta Bender, representing Manuel ArtY h.gh srnrol of Los Angeles, won tonight the southern California cham pionsEip for eNtemporaenous debating in the final contests with representa- lives of Re1lands and Burbank high schools Miss Bender will meet the northern California high school cham pion at Berkeley next month for state honOrs.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
TEXAS COMPANY HAS FIRE
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 BAYONNE. x J April IA spec tacular fire here late today destroyed sl i00-fOOt pier of the Texas Company, q loaded oil barge, and more than l00,0 900 gallons of gasoline and petro- leum. The damage is estimated at $200,0oo. The cause has not been de- teTmined
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
LANSING DENIES
 REQUEST MADE TO
 WITHDRAW TROOPS

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Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
FOR THAT SOMETHING BETTER See Our Millinery First

You will not be disap- pointed, for we are showing the most at tractive models of the season, a something new every day-a something different; not how cheap but how good and st.y- fish for little money. AL ways striving to please. Dozens and dozens of classy creations in Sport Hats. All the nifty styles and colors, and always priced for less. See our millinery first.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
Spring Silks

FANCY STRIPE CREPE DE CHINE One of the season $ most stylish and de- sirable Waistings. Full width, beauti- ful patterns. extra heavy quality, yard ..... ........... SI.39
 SHEPHERD CHECKS
 Of beautiful chiffon taffcta, assorted size checks. full 36 inches wide. eXcep- tionallv stylish and popular, yard S1.19 Every color and shade in all silk. 4O-inch crepe de chimes ....S .S119
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

Hire little salesman at Tle Re- publican office. A want ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08

peasant The emperor of Austria, the king of Bulgaria and the sultan of Turkey sent messages of congratu- lations to the noted warrior Elm peror William sent him a congratu- latory telegram and his picture in oil
 To Force the Schedt
 BERLIN CBy Wireless to Tucker tom, April Among the items given out by the Overseas News Agency today Were the following:
 Vienna newspapers report that the Dutch government was informally informed that at the recent confer ence of the entente allies in Paris there was discussion of the adNant- ages of the eventual landing of 900 900 men in order to force a passage of the Schledt. Although at Paris no definite decision was taken. the Dutch government felt itself com pel'ed to adopt all necessary meas ures of precaution.
 The Swiss newspaper Ncue Zair- cher Zeitung reports that a few days ago large quantities of ammunition ordered by Holland in Germany were sent to Holland
Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
FRENCH REGAIN MORE TRENCHES
 FROM GERMANS

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Arizona republican., 1916-04-08
Spring Underwear

UNION SUITS of full bleached guaze: sizes to H; deep lace trimmed A 33c seller. suit Zoe Union Suits of extra quality fine Swiss gauge, ill tight and lace knee models; silk tape neck and sleeves. A great value ..............3 39c ENVELOPE COMBINATION of very fine Swiss: French tailored yoke and sleeves; reinforced under arm glssett
 All sizes up to II. A pleasing value 98c
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-01-04

sires There are no caste lines and a man is judged by his work.
 The actions of William Waldorf
 Astor show how dangerously close
 this country is drifting to the break
 CTS of Old World Ideals. It demon |strates that our millionaires have a contempt for the country which bore them, and elevated them to the pin |nacle from which they look down upon American ideals with contempt. Our greatest safety is in preserv- ling the integrity of our standards. To adopt old-country ideals is to ac- knowledge that the American Con- stitution, which guarantees equal rights to all and special privileges to
 of none, is wrong, and our Declara- tion of Independence 8 farce.