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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
All Dentists of Brunswick Vol
unteer Their Services
Free of Charge.
FOR THOSE UNABLE TO PAY
Health Department Has Now
Achieved Its Goal in Thor
Ough!y Caring for Health OF
Children.

Another step forward making the
Brunswick public school system rank
among the most efficient, not only il
the country, but throughout the world
was taken last night when every den
tist in the city pledged an hour .
week to care for health needs o
school children who are not able t.
pay for the services.
This action was taken at meet
ing in Health Commissioner Aber
crombie's office last night where IL
the dentists were present and dis
cussed the problem of health in the
public schools and the needs of chill
drcn of parents who are unable tC
pay. No child will be wanting in at
tentfon for anything now
The hour has been set between 4
and O'Clock each Wednesday after
noon in the respective offices of the
dentists. Children needing attention
will be assigned by the health dc
partment's nurse, Miss Cloe Jackson
just as she does in cases OF othel
health needs.
Through cooperation with city OF
fcials, the school authorities here
have been among the first in the
south to look after the physical a.
well as mental needs OF the children
and to begin turning out citizens who
are physically able to cope with the
world, as well as having the essen
tials of health requisite for mental
work
DR.. Abercrombie states that the
measle reports are not as numerous
as they have been. but advises that
parents and others to still take every
precaution.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
]. i. HOPKINS GOES
TO WELCOMING
PARTY OF AUTOMOBILES LEAVE
THIS MORNING FOR SAVAN-
NAH TO GREET GUARDS.

Here's the latest news from the
OF course: The Georgia guards with
the quota of Brunswick Riflemen
were due to arrive by train in Sa
vannah at midnight.
But they are going to get warm
reception immediately upon arrival
just the same. Quite n lot of peo-
pie have announced their intention
to stay up for them all night, if nee
essary
of automobiles which will go there
early this morning to say welcome.
nome" The party of autoists will as
semble in their cars in front of the
postoffice and as the clock points to
the hour of 6 a. M. they will be off
on the trip.
Mrs. j. Hunter Hopkins will accom-
pany the mayor Others in the en-
tourage who have announced their in
ICIlIOli W DC Oli litaliu Will Dt u
High, in which machine will be the
city's chief executive and his better
half and Mrs. l.. p Harwell and son;
r. B. Mccullough. with whom will be
j. j Lissner and T. l.. Jordan; +. G.
and Mrs. Marlin with Dr.. and Mrs.
Leavy, Miss Sinkhorn and Mr.. and
Mrs A. j. Nicholson; j. H. Trant
may also go with his party. A
number of others are expected to join
the encourage if they can possibly do
so.
Mayor Hopkins will endeavor to re
turn some time Friday.
A special entertainment day for
the troops will be arranged later by
Savannah officials.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
SOCIALISTS HOLD
DEMANDS BACK
FAVOR VIGOROUS PROSECUTION
OF WAR BY RUSSIA UNTIL
COUNTRY Is SAFE.

Petrograd, March 2S-A group oi
social democrats has put ,out a dec
laration which, as far as can be de
termined, fairly represents the atu
tude of Il majority Of that party to
wards the government. The declara
ton. signed by half dozen local.,
prominent names, favors yisorou.
prosecution of the war, leaving th
demands OF the social democracy i
allegiance until the country is sat,
from the dangers OF return o
monarchy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
Hopes for Bipartisan Control
Went A=Glimmering in Cau=
Gus Yesterday.
LABOR BACKS PRESIDENT
Wilson Maintaining Silence Up
on Policy tie Proposes to
Suggest to Congress When il
Convenes Next Monday.

Washington, March 2S.-The prob
ability of a bipartisan control OF the
house was virtually eXtinguished to
day when democrats and republicans
indicated they would not agree. The
reelection of Champ Clark as speak
er is regarded certain by many dem
ocrats.
The foreign affairs committee is
drafting an anti-spy bill. Among the
penalties included is death under
head OF treason.
Organized labor was placed behind
the government today by it's author
lied spokesman to aid The speedy
execution of the military and naval
program. Unreserved support of the
American Federation Of Labor is
pledged Labor leaders and govern
ment department heads conferred on
plans calling for employment of thou
sands of workers Civil service eX
aminations will be made easier
While every agency of the govern
mont is rushing along the war pre-
paredness, President Wilson and his
advisers devoted themselves to the
task of fixing the administration poi
icy for submission to congress nexl
week. No announcement came from
the white house, but officials declared
Immediate decisive action is decided
upon and the sole question remains
as to what form such action should
materialize.
The general feeling is that the Ger.
man crisis will be disposed of by
joint resolution that state of wa:
exists. Leaders are confident that
when the presidents views are ex.
pounded, action by congress will be
prompt and effective.
The first routine business will be
the passage of an army appropriation
bill Mobilization OF financial re
sources of the nation to prepare for
the impending war will be taken up
by the house ways and means com
mittee. President Wilson and his al
visers are working on the financial
program which may include the eX-
tension of American credit to the al.
lies. The treasury department an
nounced tonight that the United
States is financially more prosperous
than ever before in history, and that
the only problem of the administra-
ton is the most effective use of The
money resources possessed by the ma
ton
Four more national guard regi
ments have been ordered mobilizeG
today for police duty in guarding pub
lie works. They were the Seventy
fourth New York, the Second Con
necticut, the First West Virginia and
the Second New Jersey.
Rumors of an underground peace
movement continue to be widely cir
culated here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
WHAT! ANOTHER?

Washington, March 2S.-It Is be.
licved in government circles here
that new gigantic coal trust IL in
operation
The interstate commerce commits
sion has set its agents to inveatisat.
ing the trust, said to be under the
influence of the big railroads, which
accounts for the shortage of coal ca-s
ard the consequent advance OF the
price of coal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
S10CKNEN MEET
ON APRIL SGT
FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION or
ecUTRCRN RAisERs WILL
ATTRACT MANY.

Atlanta, March 90. Stoekmen and
farmers from all parts Of the state
WIN attend the 18th ANIMAL conyen
ton Of the Southern Cattiemon's a3-
7ociation to be held in Atlanta on
April A. and 8.
TheTe will bc many stockmcn OF
rational reputation at Tho convention
and scyorai OF them viii deliver ad-
dresses and papers on slb3ect5 that
have to do with the increase OF cat
lie raising in this section. Prominent
among these win be George n. James.
banker and capitalist, OF Memphis;
d. H. M Soule. president OF the
Georgia State College OF Agriculture.
at Athens; Ike r. Pryor. president
'of the NatiGaal Live stool: association
Of Sar antonio; Or Coopc: ,ourtlcc,
of the Bureau Of Animal Industry at
Washington
J. X. Boney, Of DacEport, La. Is
president and NeclY Powen, Of Mem
phis, is secretary and treasurer Of the
association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
More German
Plots Exposed
EMPIRE STATE OFFICIALS MAX e
MORE DISCOVERIES AND
ARRESTS.

Rochester, NJ Y, March 2G G-Aao!pa
Yates, German, is held at Geneva
on the technical charge of attempting
suicide, pending the arrival OF fed
edal officers from Buffalo This diz
covery Of letter he had written
telling of visits to plants at Spring
field. Mass, and other cities, where
he found conditions "all right, and
saying he had flashed notice to agent
for transmission to Mexico caused the
arrest. after Yates attempted sui
eide with knife
Maps, clippings and photography
were among the effects taken by OIL
GERS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
LANSING ASKS
MEXICAN STAND
cARRANzA ASKED TO STATE HIS
POLICY ON GERMAN PLOT
DISCOVERIES.

Washington, March 28-The state
department has asked the Carranza
government about its policy toward
German plots against the United
States. It n reported Germany plans
to use Mexican territory as a base for
hostile operations on both land and
sea Germany is reported to have
obtained sites for submarine bases
and wireless stations on Mexican
soil. There is no indication that an
embargo of arms to Mexico will be
lifted soon
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
OPPORTUNITY FOR
UNIVERSITY MEN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY GIVES SUCH
PREFERENCE OVER THOSE
WITHOUT DIPLOMAS.

Opportunity for ambitious young
southern men. university graduates
preferred, to secure training which
will fit them for responsible positions
in the freight traffic department OF
the Southern Railway System is of.
fered through the apprentice squad
which the Southern has organized in
its general freight office at Atlanta
The squad Is now composed Of eleven
young men and, as it will be kept up
10 this number, openings for new
members will develop as present
members are promoted to other po.
sitions.
Authorities OF leading southern uni.
versities have been asked to recon-
mend deserving young graduates who
may be listed for places on this
squad, but applications of young men
who have only completed high school
|, courses, but are otherwise acceptable
also will be given consideration.
At the start members OF the squad
are paid $40 per month. After six
months service the pay OF those
whose progress has been satisfactory
will be advanced to $50 per month
After that promotion will come tn
them as they make themselves cap
able of filing vacancies occurring in
positions ahead OF them, all such pro
motions being made on the basis oil
demonstrated fitness and ability
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29

The Borwn Brothers, which was re,
ported missing previously by The
News. is definitely accepted in ship
ping circles here as lost on the basis
Of the conservative posting of the ia
nous Lloyds association of England
She was covered with insurance. but
two Americans made her crew. One
was Robert Crawford, Of Templeton,
who was second mate. and John
Kelly of Brunswick. negro cook.
The crew was composed of II men
besides the officers, and these were
Spaniards, Firms, Swedes and Norwe-
gians. They had also picked up .
large wrecked crew of NorwegianS
off the Azores. Though not officially
announced. it is declared that the
ship was sunk midway between New
foundland bank and the Azores.
Last heard from, she had been
spoken to in midocean, on December
16, last by the Norwegian steamer
Norwald when the message telling o.
the ship-wrecked crews rescue was
given.
The Brown Brothers left this citl
November Is last for Troon, Scotland
loaded with cross ties from the Amer
lean Tie and Timber company. She
was captained by H. p Hanson and
First Mate Christian Johansen, Nor
wegians. Her gross tonnage was $50
tons, and she belonged TO the Ameri-
can Shipping company, of Brunswick.
with which the Brown Brothers arc
connected, as they also are with the
American Tie and Timber company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29

New York, March 28 The discoy.
cry Of a motor boat containing forty
pounds OF dynamite and sixteen de
tonating caps within half mile OF
Fort Tottcr, not far from n United
States destroyer on neutrality duty,
resulted in the detention today Of q
man who gave the name OF Mathais
Johnson Of Perth Amboy, New Jer.
sey. johnson asserted he was 4
wrecker and had merely put in for
shelter The police said he had no
license as wrecker or TO carry dyna'
mite.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
pRYs LOSE THIS TIME.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 28.-The
senate prohibition referendum bill
was defeated by a vote of G7 to so
This action prevents vote being
taken statewide for another two
wears. 1t is the closest call, however.
that liquor interests ever experienced
in this state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
DANISH WEST INDIES
GOVERNOR is NAMED

Washington, March % Secretary
Daniels today named Rear Admiral
Oliver. chief Of naval intelligence, az
governor Of the Danish West indies,
which the United States will take
over Saturday important fortifica.
tions will be constructed rs the T.
lands will be used as a naval base,
They will be temporarily known as
the Virgin Islands
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
SUNK SUBMARINE.

Panama, March 28.-- An armed
merchant ship, whose name is with
held, passed through the canal today
and reported the sinking Of a subma
rine. The ships bridge had been
shot away and the vessel bore other
traces of the desperate conflict
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
anti i-ReCrulting
Plot Uncovered
ARE ARRESTED BY SCORES
IN DULUTH.

Duluth, Mimi. March 28.--Secret
service agents seized a large quantity
Of anti-recruiting literature today.
They are working to uncarth n ma
ton wide campaigng believed to have
been instituted against enlistment in
government service. Sixty rioters
were given from thirty days to a
year in the work house Seventeen
more were arrested.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
GERMANS DETA.N BRAND
WHITLOCk ON PRETEXT

Amsterdam, March 2S. - Brand
Whitlock, the United States minister
TO Belgium, and all members of the
American relief commission in that
country, may be forced to submit to
authorities before they are permitted
to leave
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
FUNSTON LEFT ESTATE.

San Francisco, Cal, March rs
General Funston left an estate Of
thirty thousand dollars, twenty thou
sand Of which was in life insurance.
LINCOLN STATUE IN PARIS.
Paris, March 28.-Thc statue Of
Lincoln which America is giving to
France will be erected in Paris The
city council has accepted the offer
which Premier Ribot made.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
LLOYD GEORGE URGES
GRANTING OF SUFFRAGE

London. March 28.-Premier LLOYD
George advocated equal suffrage with
women in a speech before the house
Of commons this afternoon. The
house by majority OF 279 expressed
approval OF the proposed suffrage
legislation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
Gar Is Reported
To Have Escaped
BERLIN HEARS THAT NICHOLAS
ROMANOFF BROKE OUT or
HIS PALACE PRISON.

Berlin, March %. The Oversee
News Agency has reports that Mich
olas Romanof. the deposed Gar ha
escaped from his palace prison a.
Tsarkoe Sclo. He is believed to b.
fleeing to the Russo Swedish borle
in an automobile. A close watch O
trains and highways is being main
tanned
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
MAY RENEW OLD
PEACf PROPOSAL
GERMANY EXPECTED TO PLA
CATE SOCIALIST DEMANDS
IN THIS WAY.

Amsterdam, March 2S.--indicationr
that the chancellor win renew Ger
many's peace Offer and perhaps Ell
large upon it in his speech to tho
Keichstag tomorrow, were strength
ened by adyiccs received here iron
Berlin today.
II IL believed that the plan Is in
tended as special bait for Russia
and also as a sop TO the socialists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
PLAN PEACE DEMONSTRATION.

Washington, March 2S.-Pacitists
under the direction Of an emergency
peace federation are making plans
10 have monster peace demonstra
lion when congress- meets Monday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
AUTO ACCIDENT KILLS 8.

Fairfield, Iowa, March 2S.-Three
persons were killed and two injured
when an automobile collided with a
train here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
KAISER is SICK.

Bernc, Switzerland, March 28.-A
private Berlin dispatch says Emperor
William is suffering from mild form
of diabetes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
GOT GOOD PLACE FOR 1T.

Philadelphia, Marcn 2S.--lndepend
ence hall here has been opened as
recruiting station
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
THE WEATHER r.

Brunswick and Vicinity: Fair to
day and warmer. Moderate north
east winds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-29
REPORTS
LOSS BROWN BROS.
PRESENT FROM THE PORT
OF BRUNSWICK.

London, March 2S-The Lloyds III.
5urance association reports as lost
and missing the American barks
Brown Brothers and Magareva and
The scandinavian bark Bardon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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on :.:n "a! + '' dc T a.4 s5s. ts:o
fh,win= Zach ,S Ssnsr up Three time. nov ,H.
p.s, 40 mn month. Eseh s line the housins
VS. cleaned and new grease pnt in. ami
:, ~assr. tea Sn 10 the 'e its
.uss few day sitter the las! two re-
e.,zssnd about Ii: sae6l,, wa,hsis esinT
did not mention Il, tho babbi,t Washers
We" It seems s't to me- ,Ss ne You have done all
that you could. and l can ace no reason for
The you are nr Is to-, eee RI.
grease should have two prop-rt!es: i, should
wssh.rs fnsy be, slightly TOO thick. snd /
OF the h.bbi,,. and shave OF about eix,y-
Tht 'S "sshsf may H S S %" ie
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wonid aG I.ss You to TAX. IN. ca 70 tss
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case With they should tst !se esre or
yoI pieas. advixe m. wh.shsS an auto.
man hnn s psss morn n sI9ne a.
,!aui-rs to FORD cars. bn; ali cars II gen
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!.e.ns: IS troyeiinE Selsesn nftsen s md
per salion Of sssofn. NIL DO H the icwstt
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ratio. and will be between tho speeds given
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the carburetor adjusted and atm pretty sur,
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ten il tSis Is the case Ivy iettiinE run idit
for . while. then throwing into high gear
hoidinE the clutch out OF engagement. II
20 that j. pulls on tarth.5. or to ciear
thorouyhly With li,tl- gasoline. The disc!
g Eeeently. VIXEN i, was very cold.
had to Leave my car OUTSIDE. When
lecat-. Tho noise continnes. hu, viii STOP
all ri-ht. and there does no, seem TO be :
;TouSi.? nj G nave 1914 70" es car me TIT
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and 70 caused the pump impeIlors to rni
CONTINUES ;, after III, Ice has melted.
does not hclp; the missing coming in III.
r,ass tell M What Soa ,silHT tne ,r eSSSEi
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

magazines. and. therefore. in the namo
OF the garrison. he called for tho dis
closure OF all secret treaties!
The chairman here turned the dis
cusson to the actual subject. putting
two questions to vote: first. the fate
in store for tho condemned prisoner:
second. the fate in store for tho cxccu-
toner
The voting showed two thirds ma =
iority III favor of executing tho SEN
tcncc. whcrcupon the condemned man
expressed satisfaction as to tho &C
curacy of the voting, and demanded a
formal division OF the house. Thus the
matter WAS carried to tho prison court
yard. nnd the ayes and noes were re-
NueStcd TO line up OH opposite sides
of the gates The result was still the
same. but when they looked around for
the secretary. who was also the con-
dcmrcd prisoner. he was nowhere to
bc seen.
1t was explained that he had voted
by marching out at the gate and had
failed to return subsequently,.
After some discussion the meeting
decided that tho disappca rance Of the
prisoner had disposed Of any necessity
Of further discussing question No !
and that there remained before the
encciinE only question No. I. namely
tho fate in store for tho cxecutioncr
This time tho vote was unanimous.
and the following resolution wa.
I'm consequence OF tho fact that the
revolutionary people on February 70 t.
March - gained its freedom. not In
order TO down civil liberty: also in con
sequence of tho fact that Exccutioncr
! Dom"chkin neg lcctc'l TO execute sent.
cncc on tic condemned man, the Assem-.
bly, has decided to condemn Dcmochkir
to three months imprisonment Long
live tho self termination of tho pco.
pies on The basis OF Russia fcdcrativ
and indiviSible.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

Of want of confidence in the exccu-
tioner"
IL demand tho richt TO speak" said
the cxecutioncr.
Comrades. solcmnly protest aSains;
this universal condemnation OF all OK :
ccntioncrs. am just az good "a rcvo-
lutioniSt as any of YOU. and if tho rcvo-
lutionary people has imposed on INC
this duty. am bound by my consci-
cncc. demand. comrades. that you
pass a resolution confirming the law
fulneSs OF my acts. | hope that you
understand that il is better to deprive
one dangerous individual Of his life
rather than sacrifice thousands ot use :
full lives.
Il move to discontinue your speech.
Conradc IIansman." broke IN the con-
dcmncd man.
"And by what right. Comrado En-
piodcr of Powder Magazines. do YOU
constitute yourso!! the chairman" re-
piled the exccutioncr. vchcmcntly.
chairman: Chairman. Let's elect
a. chairman came from several parts
OF the audience The election proceeded
fast 1t took only half an hour. and
the condemned man had the office thruSt
upOH iiiHl -! secretary OF TIC lltcllnE.
Al this point an unfortunate diver
Gcncy arose among three OF the Sol
dicrS and Workmcn's Delegates One
OF them. a Minimalist. demanded tn,
instant execution Of the prisoner: an
other, 3 Social Ecvolutionary -Intcrna.
tionalist. suggested acting cxplana-
tons from tho government: the third
Msximali*t. proposed that the,
should release the prisoner and III his
stead execute the cxecutioncr as 4
servant and agent OF the counter
revolution.
The drummer got w 10 deciain
gainst tho third suggestion. but aftc,
| his first sentence he hogan talking. no.
TO the point. but TO demand the traus.
| fer OF all the land without purchas,
| TO the masses. y vote of cloturc wa.
| invoked to cut his speech OFT.
! 4 very eloquent speech followed b,
! the secretary OF the garrison ccrnm!,
! tee. although il was not much TO Thu
| point He said that the rcvolutionar,
! government WAS now organized: tina
there was no reason now to fear Ger
man spies or explosions at powuc