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New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
Horace Mann Wins on Courts.

The tennis team OF Horace Mann
school finished most successful sea
son on the courts by trimming Thorp
school . matches 20 at the Horace
Mann courts yesterday afternoon. Yes
,erday's victory made the seventh
straight. The only defeat the Horace
Mann boys sustained WAS IN their trst
match. against DC Witt Clinton. The
ois three Haldenstein, Bentley and
hai'cnbach an won their singles
matchts Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
F.P. A. DOES NOT
LOSE BY MUCH
HartsdaIe Host to Stars on
Country Tennis Club
Courts.

Many we'll known .ennis players
started competition yesterday in the
Eastern championship OF the New York
state tournament, at the County Tennis
Club OF Westchester. Grsenacres,
Hartsdale. Among those who won their
matches were Vanderbilt B. Ward,
Great Lakes champion; s. Howard
Voshell, King Smith, Elliot BinEen,
Charles l.. Johnston, jr., and among
those who lost was Franklin p. Adams
Fourteen matches were staged.
Johnston, formerly New England in
tercollegiste champion, had a terrific
tussle with Franklin Persistent Adams.
The colyumist +. p. A. dropped the
first set at l-6. but ran the elongated
Johnston 70 5-7 in the second. Bat
tered time and again TO his lsstline OF
defences, F. p. A. stuck tight. but fn-
ally had TO bow before brave man and
q better.
Ward took two matches. in the first,
with II. Birmingham, getting off to a
slow start. After dropping the first
game. a dence set, the left-hander
swung into unbeatable form. Against
his good form, winning "a. 6-2.
The other portside star. Voshell, had
an easy time against Harold Swain,
81, 60. King Smith bested Alfred
Hammett, who was making his reap
pearance in tournament play. "a.
6-3. Robert 7. Bryan. the old 7th
Regiment star, also reappeared on the
courts, and won easily.
The summaries follow:
Eisefn chsmplonshp q Neg York STATE tsln-
ses first round Elliot BnIen defeated G. StadsH.
-. G-l: !. ". For defeated George : Groes-
beck. 6 6-3 l. &. Crowley defeated W Far
rnson. G-i. GO. 6-l: ling Smith defeated
Alfred Hammett 6. G-3. Robert r. Bran de-
defeated ". J. Touissaut hy default. q Mead de
fested 4. Standing by default. Vanderbilt B Ward
defeated r. birmingham. 6-s. G-i. 6-i. Iii Behsf
defeated = Russell 6-3. 81. G-3.
Second round-Elliot Binzen defeated ". Fox
GO. G-2. Vanderbilt B Ward defeated William
Wad,Worth. S.. g. ~ Howard Voshel defeated
y. Walsh by default: Harold Swain defeated Dr.
II. T. Drake by default. Charles L. Johnston ir.
defeated Franklin Persistent Adams G-i. IS.
Eugene Nolan defeated W. Gedde.. - 6-i.
X. H. GALLOWAY defeated u. Huyler. 6--3. g
Third round-Frank Oliver defeated T. Rang.
t-3. a.. :. Howard Noshel defeated Harold
Swain. 6-l. 90
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
Schenectady High Wins.

Troy. \. Y, May 27.-Seheeneetsdy
High School won the Northeastern
New York interscholastic track meet
here this afternoon, with score OF
AZ points. Albany High was second
with 10 points, and Lansingbl.gh high
third. with Ii.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
Bates Sweeps Courts
i'm Maine Tourney

Roono, Ne, May 27.-Bates made a
clean sweep Of the Maine intercol-
legiate lawn tennis championship to-
day. through the work Of its two rep
resentatives. Arthur L. and Edwin VI.
Purinton, brothers.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
Washington Crew Wins.

Seattle. Wash. May 2l.-Ths IN
versity o. Washington eight-oar.d boat
crew won a three-mile race with the
Unworthy OF California crew on Lake
Eoshing.o on to-day by nearly sixteen
lengths. Washington's time vas -
minutes 40 seconds, Cslifornias
1s:A1.0s.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
New Pole Vault Marx.

minneapolis. May 81 Sherman
i'+rccers. o. Oregon. H.. High School
broke tho worlds interscholastic rec.
ore IN the pole vault az the track and
a.'ld meet to-day Of the Northwestern
',,H'"r,cholsstic Association by clearing
,ae bar al ~ feet 81. inches. The
'efmeT mark was ~ feet inches.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
Rutgers Tennis Team Wins.

Schenectady. \. Y. MAY 81 Rutgers
eeieeted Union IN tennis at Science,
adv to-day, winning both doubles and
TAO singles matches.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
SKILFUL WITH GUN

During the present school year $50
high school boys qualified as marks
men and 375 as sharpshooters. almost
twice the number OF the previous year.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
Amherst Wins on Courts.

Middletown. Conn. May q. = Am
herst won from Wesleyan in tennis to-
day, 3 TO |.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28
TUESDAY.

wuhIss,ss put Q. c.-AlsSt ssssvt ssd
itslias Ice Cast; jtts fssns Ahs~s ass
fuiu kId.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-28

"itn,i,,ti. mixed doubles (semi hnsl foundl -
M f. T. Wood suI r. G. Nau Nlei defeated
Mis- Ms Ina Kis.e and Isle J.. Mahan 90. %
a.: Miss Florence Balm s1d tahgoel H
f.s,ed NJ snd Mrs Benjamin :. p''t''' -
Fin.I round-Mrs p = Wood and r. G Naa
yliel defeated Miss Florence Bshn ana !. ''l'p'
bell SIS. G-l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
orzuOeis.utsnms ilsberiraauusen.
Gintinnati. %. Ipp.

Marp g. Gbamberltn II. 2lnb. an
Wiaiam $. anasuper, 9beil bon Cots
13 unb IA in Qbram Bsu's brittsr
untfrabtbeiIung In Guniminspiae, ST..
@uitap q. DiFer al yiina Wt.
Gtuber, Got 6 in Uaills unb &lines
britter untsra6tRiIung In Satlsp. 81.
WiGiam q. Rs5n an gbarlss So.
8ub, 80 BEL 106 5uB on Der fiiOpeiis
lihen Ode Der gant nnb 2inn Stras
Be. 81.
Warb Sdping u. anb. an Jobn
g. 9oebn, 20 Sub an Der Oitfeite Der
Gin Strabs, % Jub fiioIid Der
5inbIap Strube 81.
8. 6. popping an 6. 90. unb 2ils
lre GIart, % qter 2anb an Der SaIs
lts pile in Settion Is tn Spmmss
SopnIbip, 81.
Sba Seins an 2lnna unb aatbrbn
2ebbinston, 40 bel 120 SUB an Der
Siiieite Der sOlpsr 4penue, 2so Sub
fiibli6 Der 0elmar glpsnue in ct.
8ernorb, 81.
Glpbe Raper on Cecilia RsiIert,
30 bel 40 SUB bon Got ] IN Raper's
llnterabtbeiIuns in Voripoob, 81.
gli5abetb Sdniebers an Sdmuel
.. Cooper, Got 6 IN Gamuet ..
groper's erfter untttabtbeilung In
aponbale, 81.
fgroni O. gamer an Rupmonb u.
rnb Meorsnret G. Mnrr 2ots 103
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30

Seanlutb Siefbauien Seppe,tburg
maht ii9 Dos ELECTROMAGNETIC 8Iiids-
gefiibl, Die puitoeriane Stin1nu,nes.
gebobeitbeit Der nG6iten @o4en ni9t
fIar, ooer er idreibt iie Der Giniuir-
fltng Der SeeIIft auf Rerpeu ui,b @e-
litrobeit 5u.
Gr fiiblt iid rp,Inihlos 5lifrieben IN
Der nonotoneu, itlurter eleit)en 9e.
idaftieung ieirer Gage: nit benz
@rofen ipieIt er Stad, benz er frii-
ber ein gu iiberleseuer, jest ein gu
5eritreuter Rartner lit, ui1b Der i'm.
n1er5l barber briiulntt unb miirrt.
Dit Der @rafin promeriert er. Stlin.
ben bi1rour4 pai1oeln iie an llfer
entIang unb plauoern, iib bas $er5
frei ipred)enb, 1pie aIte 8ertrm1te.
SSSeoer @eodnfe, Der linen Durhs
Sirn fliegt, miro betannt. neil lie
nod nitt abneii, bab e5 tief innen ba
ettpas nieber5ubalten uno 5u per.
ifypeigen gibt. SSSeoe SeeIenregiing
miro getbeilt, uno Griffin SpIpia ,pie
Selmitb ittpelsen in einem Sidper.
iteben Dem tie ben Wanlen SeeIen.
periponotidaft in ebrli6er lleberaeii-
gung eegebeu baben. Gle idcr5en
oariiber in @egenpart bes @rafen
Snsborf u1o ianes alten gefalmten,
oesaonuner5ierrrotbS 9riibI, Der fiir5.
lid crit 5iIsereiit gefonmen. Todter
uno Gnfelin poaen linn gu @efaIen
nahfolgen tpie er eben begliift ibnen
aug einem 9riefe porIieit.
,Sa per6en sic EN- Df1bel feunen
lerneit mein Iieber Baron 70 zines,
ipie's I'M Bud Itebt!" I1ro er fbnippt
nit ben Singern ba3n. ,giIbiaiiber's
Wdoel, wiirben sic iagen, Iieber
@raf 60 nett, aorett, 70 die iiilo 10
bon Saltling BEL aller ,totbtgen Be-
ideioenbeit gbu, laden Gle MIR iiber
ben nerliebten olten @roBpnter, rleine
Serrihaftenl gle iperben idon ieben,
6nb i6 redt babe. 60 ipie nteine Sl-
lid,el - meine Olga" perbefiert er
fih fdnel, gibbs tpenige. go better
u1b uatiirIih BET az benz l1ufetert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30

Gliaabetb 6. syun an 9tlerancer M.
5orpuot, 20 BEL SS Sub an Der Silo'
Ieite Der s5inbIap Gtrabe, 80 Cub
0iiIid Der gauman Strabe, ST..
Spbn .. Msifelb an @eorse 9.
SaIIeD, Got III in Der Riperpitp
Bart unterabtbeilung, 81.
sSphn u. Sacobion an Goparb ".
,unb Goa Jctpler, Cots A, 8 unp 6
in Der rnterabtbsiIuns bes Sacob
Silbretb's Rddlab in @rteu Souns
Hip, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
9lnertennuno.

@ertbeibiger mad Der llrt6silspers
tiinoisuns): ,gs TT leiber ulIes Der,
geblid gepefen!!"
9lnseflaster (trDiknb): r1a, Sstre
Sh,ulb fpar's mid, 9err 0cftor! Gene
Reb. baben sic iebuIten, bir mar MID
bon pappe. . id hatts mir fIsi.
ieIprp9ear
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
Sfhattiernnaen
gtontan BON s. 56ler. siOn4eart.
(5prtieBuns.)


Gie fomiIde Situation aber, m Der
i'd pole 5ebn 0eilniten bel langla'
item ,Sortbelpegen perbarren nllBte,
legte MIN ben@rltnbitein pertraullbe-
rer 9lnnaberung, Die bnrh Die Iange,
nidt unseidbrlihe @aiierreiie, bel
Der er pdterlid I'M mid iorgte rnD
mid bebiitete, nod gen1brt wuroe.
Gerulob, obgleid er mir etnenSbell
ieines 6eiiepel5es aiifora1g, 5o9 lb
mir cine @rfGlt,ing SlL uno eine lelh'
te Grfrontrtng CAB Inlab 81 perion'
liden gsa6fragen nnab Dem flelnen
9teiiegeiabrten" in uleinem eltern'
bauie.
Gas mar Der alniang Der gefairlt'
i6aft Gin Sabr ipater mar i'd @ra'
i'm SubDorf ilnb soe nun ribelos NIT
ibm in Der @elt untber."
,Sie ibeinen oas nidt 5u Iieben,
@rGfin2"
Sic i9iittelte perneineIto Dos
Saupt. %, einn1aI MIR oroentltd
ii9 CUR Rube ieselL Elm Seim baben,
elm pirfli9es =" iaet iie iebniadts.
poa. %, oieies efpige Romaoen.
uno @oitboilebet, ielbit IN inierer
8illa bier uuo Dem Sails IN 8ien!
Nirseubs Elm rehtes Wur5elfaiIen,
ME elm Si1bditslid- -einrihtell lpell
man ME tpeib, OBJ man iiber Die @o6e
oablei6en ipiro. ytirsenOs auf Der
@elt elm eieenes, pertruutes Elas'
d,en, oas eiren anbeiinelt, ME etn
9ielitbotenseiiht, Dos eiuem befannt
miro. &arm ausaepadt, miro alles
lpieoer 5uIanmengerafft tpeil ibn Die
treibetoe 1nritbe ipieber aufjagt."
2dbelno fiigte lie billsu: .Sonnen
Sic iid poriteIlel, Dab i'd IN unierem
Sa,tie in gSien 4-6 Bofen oft gan3
obne Gardiner ON ben sseritern iite
neil es b1ufig faum lobnt, ole itipe.
rem Seiberlporbanse aus Den, Wtotten'
fiIten berails5unebmena gsln tperS
id1 SSbnen rebt fIet,llib nit oieier edit
weibiihen alaee iiber meine iInge.
n1iitbli6eu, fabIen Senirer porfom-
men, nift9
,9ein, ssrnu Griffin a,ib bas
fam ih periteben. siu6 mid bat oft
eine beige SebnilIht i'm fernen g8elt.
tbeiI nad eineru BIdsten eepadt, bas
i6 nit Seinl beseidneu foNrlte, eirien
eieenel, BON meiner ssn6ibibualitdt
geitenpeIten. gtur, baB id auf Der
peiten 8eIt feinen @aelriben rebr
babe, Der mir elm rleagei9affeneS be-
ieelen tpiirbe."
Stairnei1o offnet iie ibre augen,
belle glugerl, bie iortpdbrenb Die Sar.
be perdnoern ME bas Wseer. lln6
Damn fragt iie i'm 9on mttIeibiger
SbeiInabne: ~SnbenSie fei,ten Waeu-
i6en mebr, Der sii Sbnen geb6rt2-
.aeine1L ben es tiirrnert, oh i'd
lebe ober fterbe, eliidIib o6er elerlo
bin," ipridt er iftperriitbig Dor iih
bin uno Die @ntsegnuns tonrnlt o,s
inneriter gruIt: 20, pie reid bin Id
oagegen!~
SSSbre nod'te irtpiliipe SanMing
entiprinet Dem 9efiibI edit tDeibIiheli
Mfitleibs, aIs iie tbm tbre Sarlb treii.
bersis barbietet: ,@olen mir 5uiaub
men bolten9 8ollen mir Greuube
tperoen2|
Sb er mill? Stiirmii6 Bat er Die
5arten Singer umfLaHmpert, titbt iie
balt iie felt.
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0rHaosisentfnms. .Sppothefeu.
tingetrasen.

u. 6. 60, $3.50.
aeipcomb 8. Jerren on Soutbsrn
Sbio Sapines 8ant Co., $4400.
Die Samion Rsaltb COMPANY an
Meitern unb Sputbern 2ifs Sni. 60,
$35, 900.
2tnna gfebbinston an College Sia
6. Il. .. Co., $2500.
Gbarles 6. Wtpnroe an Ult. Qbdms
o. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
Roie 5. GOoO on SObn 9oIiins
ger, $1150.
Ra1monb u. Warr an Jrant O.
gamer, $2173.
9uiip 6. Sapers an 5omeitsdb 9.
Il. 6. Go., $500.
9erbert 6. pa9oub an 8ant Strset
3. u. Go., $1,000.
Die 9erbert 6. padoub go. an
bo.. $4250.
2inna Seiertas an Mobaipt placs
6. u. .. Co., $3.50.
5enrp 8. 5Iabuns on GONE Q.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
Jrant Weper an Reaoius Roab 6.
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Narp sraep on Greberid u. gien.
$3.50.
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u. g. g., $1150.
glnna 6. 9ridett an 9ictoria 3.
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Wieliiia geamsr on GIi5abetb
Smith, $3.50.
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go. 2 8. u. g. Co., 1920.
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Gbiparb q. syopler an gilbert
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GIisabstb g. gul an WIsrunber
M. Sarpuot, $1210.
2aura Ri!er an Souttsrn Ohio 6.
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o. g. @oslino on Gnterpriie 3. u.
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Charles 3. Sarris an Guarantee
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2tmanba e. porter on Wpers q.
Gppper, $2O80.
Tsapme 6. .. pabne an Mpers q.
Cooper. $3.50.
glnna 81. Glouo. an Wpers q.
Cooper, $4,000.
Wilma Smith an bo., $2315.
geiiIste 5npptbeten.
5ebsridu R. aempf an SOutbiibe
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Mlinnis Wsepber on bo., $500.
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Cooper, $475O.
30. an @. g. GGnefer. $174O,
Gbaa. 8. Diubdrbt an Central
.tatmomt q =. & Ga 1oA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04
Brunswick Must Gel Busy.

Tie city coucil cannot delay very
much longer the question of acquir-
ing wharf property, The question
has grown be an important one in
all seaport cities, for the very good
reason that the federal government
has said in effect, that in future fed
eral appropriations for general harbor
improy cments are TO be regulated uD-
on the question Of whether Or not the
municipalities seeking aid own in suf-
fcient quantities the wharyes and
docks in the ports.
The reason for this situation is
not very hard to find and not very
difficult to understand In many Of
the ports Of the country great corpo-
ratons have monopolized to great
extent the terminal facilities to The
exclusion Of legitimate competition,
thus forcing the federal government
into The rather graceless attitude OF
arpropriatirg vast Sums Of money ar
Epally TO the sole advantage Of the
great industriao controlling the mon
opolies. Particularly is this true Of
the New England ports which sub
scepcnt TO the great New Haven in
vestigatiop, we're largely bottled MP
by this gigantic transportation com
pany, as il had bottled up al rail
and water transportation in that sec
ton When the matter was brought
10 tie attention OF congress and fed
eral authorities generally, the edict
followed that in future barbor appro-
priations must hedge about the mat
ter of municipal docks in all of the
ports. In other words II the ports
want the government TO appropriate
for them they In turn must under
write the government against the
class Of MONOPOLY to which we refer,
by owning their own docks to such
III UXrU7TT T5- TUTfTd TJT-CTTuTfr TITO III e
sibility OF such condition.
Many Southern ports have already
snent and are spending vast sums to
meet The views Of the federal govern
ment on this very material subject
Brunswick long ago named a. dock
commission composed of prominent
citizens TO carry through the plan, and
that commission ought TO get busy!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04
lie Was Never IN It:

The other day i'm Evansville, IND. ,
drummer committed suicide and had
4o be.tor reason for his rash act than
lhst given in a note left on the Ia
Gl. in which ha curtly stated that he
gas tired OF The game" He VAS a
ae' elor in good circumstances and
rood health. and his accounts with his
touae we're ali right
cred Of the game? Why he wasn't
IN thc game At all Living for oneself
enjoying oneself, wandering about by
elf aren't the game. Forty five
2cags old and only himself to work for
Do for, live for 40 wonder he vas
tired. but that is no more being in the
game than buying q bag Of peanuts
ei tine tent entrance is seeing the cir
Gus. The game is doing things Tor 9th
ore moi caring for self only The game
Is having a home, moi a chair in some
eja broom The came ia having wife
md children IN cae's heart. not in hay-
ing safety OF narel and high living
in ones heart The poor devil WAS sim
ply looking at the game. He was mere
II. lColfno ovo. fhn ebou}dnrs of NAV
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04
Looking TO The Future.

When the war in Europe shall
have ended in victory for one com
Blatant or the other, tie first great
question which peace win bring is
that Of food supply for the nations
paupori1ed by battles There viii be
an immediate necessity for virgin
land ron which huge crops may be
taken at small cost. ana with it win
core the need for new sources of
wealth of every sort.
There can be no doubt but that
Europe knows whore these are TO be
lomid tnquestionably one Of the
causes Of the present war was Che
neod of richer fields for development
France and England, particularly
GRANGE, had FOUND them. France had
locked across the Mediterranean and
had found. at the very doorway Of
Europe, the making of a great North
African empire, England had looked
and found EGYPT italy had looked
and had cegainod Tripol for their Ro,
man state. An area half as large as
tic United States, teemins with I'M
developed resources. II is no won.
der that for years Germany hammer
ed upon diplomatic tables with the
mailed fist In mn attempt TO secure
Ter share Of this wealth.
A country half as large as the
United States, within few hours
sail from European ports for the
most bart untouched ny the edge OF q
steel plow, yet with untold millions OF
Horticultural wealth awaiting The com,
it's Of the European farmer; its face
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

we would like to see some candi-
date for governor OF Georgia come out
squaroly on platform advocating law
and order and pledeing ali OF The
force at the command Of the chief ex-
ocutiye against lynch law! once we
let the idea filter through the mind
oi the criminally bent. that justice is
going to be melted out to those who
kill; to those who transgress the law
and Judge Lynch will adjourn his
SQUIRT sine die.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

We observe that the senate foreign
relations committee has reported the
Colombian treaty but has reduced the
sum named for the purchase OF the
Panama STRIP from s25.0Oo, 0OO 20 st5.
100000 Even at that. we wonder
what those folks arc going TO do with
fifteen million dotlarsl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

The Appam incident is complex
proposition for The United States gov
ernment to handle and only goes 10
bring out in striking fashion one of
the many delicate problems that are
from day 10 day deyoMing upon the
government for solution The status
OF the Appam is hard to locate and it's
the very easist sort of a circumstance
for false step
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

German victory. there may result
q smanio Mohauncdan union il is
more than conceivable that the Nos
l.'n grown strong may look north
as Europe now looks south
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

Is Claud kitchin really leading the
majority in congress? From ibis dis,
lance ii would seem TO us that Ropub-
lican Congressman Mann of Illinois IS
doing chat He at least rs standing
squarcly by President Wilson on the
most important matter now before
congress.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

Did those Georgia congressman
move little too rapidly in that pro
test To the department OF Justice in
the Tom Watson matter2 | seems
that they did We would like for one
to see Tom Watson get justice and il
he over gets it. It viii hold him for
quite n spell!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

Is there any more pitiable figure in
America today than Theodore Roose
welt In his new role OF mudslngcr?
We donl helieye L and IN fact we
WOULD hate TO see specimen more
~
{. ltiable.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

Senator Mard@ieA says II have
no objection 10 The United States gov.
ernment doing anything ii pleases to
Tom Watson anywhere in the United
states" The senator might add that
if necessary the thing might he done
on the high seas or in some foreign
cline
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-04

Even 20 freaAish Kansas warmed un
q the president in great shane on
Wednesday aud the heartiost recep,
ton yet accorded he chief executive
was received in the cities of that state
II is safe to say lha, tho preparedness
plans Of the presideu, will pass all
right enough. The people are with
him IN snite OF some OF The dcma
gogneg az his party
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il must DO handed 10 tho Germans
That Appam stunt was a real wonder
and il viii take rank as one OF the
most remarkable achievements of the
great European conflict
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we'll give you bowling time"
Thanks, old chap, but our new baby
attends to that"