davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04
Gtntralmdd)tt ntbmttn Matiin.
ueberaIl Vorwdrt$dringen der Cruppen ma
dlen|en$ und 5alkenbayn's.
@enator 2oogt ullo Der 6rieoe.
FriedenSbedinQunQen dem Prdfdenten fntgetellt.
6raf pcn Gnrnetpsfv pcn 2lmiterNant
abeefatren.

Der meme Diterreidilde @eianbte
in @albimgton, 8raf BON Sarmotps-
ii, iuirb am IL. Sannar BON &ptter=
6am abfabren.
Der WfSnd 9aasp,ttin fdeint oies-
NAL uirflid) tot at Iein.
Die 3tiIen lppaen an Der r1ntani=
IdJen ssrpmt 600 Gefansene semadt
baben.
Die Edmloen Ser &riessmadte
lueroem BON nnierm ySeberdl 9ie-
Ierpe 8oarb" anf 49,455 Nilliomem
Collars abgeidJatt.
Der oemtIde 8eidstas iuirb ipabr-
ideinlid) Wfitte ssannar sm einer Bra-
liminar Sitnne 5niammembernfem
iper0en.
Gime 9epeIde aus 2ombon be-
bamptet, es leien 9epeiden aus Nor
iueaem ilnb SpIanb eingetroffen, ans
oenen berporsebe, oak Die beioen
9am6er ipabrideinlid) binnen Sur
sem bnrd 9entIdlanb in ben &rieg
getricben iuiirSen. Die cine 0epe-
Ide iage, 0entld)lano ippae ieinen
ltnterieebuotfries perldjdrfen mno
iuerbe 9toripegem ba6nrd in ben
&riea treibem; sic anbere bebanpte,
0emt1dllanb ipolle in Spllano elm
oringen mn6 6paano 6leibe nidts
am6eres iibrig, als iid e6enfals ait
oem aries 81 beteilisen. geibes 1T
matiirlid nidt ipabr. Gentidlano
fat chen erflart, ban es ieinem ltm-
terleeboptfrieg nidt peridarfen iuerbe
mmo es benft nid)t Daran, in 6ol=
Lamb einsmbringen. @abrideinlid 1T
bie ganse Geididte BON ben beibem
9epeidcn erlosen.
Die iibereinitimmenbcn gsotem Der
bret lfanbinabiidem Climber, in be-
men iid at 8atniteu Der Trieoensbe-
mtiibmngen oes ErGiioenten aus
ipred)en, iinb in 8aIbinston einse-
troffem.
Cine 2iigenbepeIde ans Haris
neloet, bic 9entIden beabiidtisten,
im bic Sdfueis einsnbrinsen. Nm
Der @eididte lit natiirlid fein Sort
iuafDr.
9as fransOfii6e Sdladtidiff BE
rite" lpa, elmer 9epeid)e aus 3iirid)
snfulge, bei Malta bon einem Inter
Ieerboot angeIdofIen nno fdaper Be-
idGbigt fein. 9as fran5Oiiide Nea-
rineminiiterimm last, bic Sadie lei
nidt ipabr.
Die Gnslanber iuollen ipieber ei-
ne neiie @riegsanleibe MAIDEN.
glms Gonbon iuirb gemel0et, in Der
idlestpiglden Stnbt Son6ern leiem
siuei 3eppeline onrdJ eleftriIde
9rabte in 8ranb geraten nnb ser
it1rf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04
Summer 737.
s MIA II D.
Spit Der nprspitin,

sUfit Der Dor5eitigen &ellntnis
bon Der Mbiiht oes Braltoenten, iei=
ne Jrieoensnote an Ole friegfiibren-
BEN lno ben i1eutralen M1Gte Gu
ropas 5u l9ifen nno Dem 8enl1ben
oieier @enntnis 5u 8orienlpefnIa-
tionen miro iett BERNARD BornA,
Elm Seem gorfer 8orienmafler, in
@erbinoung gebraGt. 8arud, tpettn
er ipirflid) init Der Sn1e ettpns 5u
tul1 gebabt bat, lit ieoenfaIls 1rr Die
Neittelsperion getpeieti, f)irlter Der
arloere itedten.
&ongreBrepraientart gIoamion
bat nngefiinoigt er iperoe eine Biil
etilbringen, Die es berbin6ern loIl,
penn giienbabnangeitellte itreifen,
obne oies fehs5ig Gage porber oitge-
fiinoigt 5u baberI uno eine aitoere
8Drlage, Ole Dem Br1fioent ons
Neht gebe, gilerrbabnen, bic ourH
Streifs l1t1o dbnIihe 8elpeglngeri
gum Stinitn11o gebradt 'ino 6atr1
Wilitdr betreiben gu lallen, i'm Sole
ibr @etrieb fir oie OeffelrtIibfeit
eine gtotpenoigfeit lit. 9loamfon
erfl6rte nud, er per6e lein WiOgIid=
ftets t1lrI oieie beioen gorIngen
itbnea 3nr Mnnabne 5lt bringen.
Or 11ei1t in ponit1rtbiger ueberein-
Thinning NIT Dem grdiiOerter su
banoeln, oenn ct bntte Dorber cine
lGngere ltnterreoung nit linn.
sSn Dem Bip1opntie 9ofpitaI
5u gbicago tit ein gefpiiier Grancis
g. Otpnings als geiltesgeitort uilo
biilfsbeoiirftie eingebrnht moroen.
Sap1ings ioG ben erIten uSfDicrater"
in Mmerifa, 6as 5tpolfitofige 8eo-
forb @ebdli6e IN Chicago, ge6allt
baben.
Der Brdlioent bot Obeftleut-
rant gbeiter @nrbing bonn ssr-
genieurcorps Ser 9lrnee gum anltie-
ren0en Gonpernenr Der &nnnl5one
ernnnrt
Ser oernofratiihe NntionnI-
Dor{iBenoe Wecgornif, Ser BoriiHen=
oe bes 6inan5fonlites Nioreertboa
Ii. q. baben oireft erfldrt, onB BON
Dem ganlpagnefonos buroerttanfeno
Dollar 6ireft Derfhtpenoet feien.
@ns @afbington miro gernel-
Oct, oaB norgen, am SSreitag Dor
Dem Negelfontite oes nntionnlen Mb=
geor6netenbnlles oie gerbore IN 8e-
5ug allf Die in 8erbinoltng NIT Der
Grieoensnote 6es Hrdfioerten ge-
nladten Observation-Disclosures Begin
men ipiiroen. Sopion miro 5lierit
perbort iper6en.
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GurSe uebfriidt.

DIE Srnppen Der Central
mGdDtc nebnten Watfin. Mlge-
meines gorriiden an alien
SsrDmtcn.
Der oelttlde &eidstag tritt
Mitte sSauitnr suIammen.
Genotor gDbge perbin6ert es,
bab Ser Genat ben grfdlns,
bard ben 6es Hrafiocnten
syricOcnsbeiuegnng inbohiert
ipirb, gntbeift.
Die SdDmlben Ser &riess-
1nGd)te betragen 1855 Mil-
Iisnen Sollnr.
9raf slHbrafip iast ,nler
Eraii6ent fennt oie Trieoens=
be0ingmngen Der Gentralmadl-
te Doer ,uirb ie oemuGdit err
fabfen. 0as iettrre ioG Der
bemtIde Mei9sfansler aud iin-
fern YotidJafter Gerarb sitse-
iidyert baben.
Die syrieoensbeb ebingangen
Der Maiierten iuer6en nngeblif)
in ibrtr gaote on ben Hraii-
6eHten gennnrt luer6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04


arieses sn einer oireften mnb an-
it0fiaen Iarteiersreifnms fir Bic
glliierten bcraasseipadien. Gr ban-
bette amd jett nidt. i'm Sinne Der
Masemeinbeit, midJt i'm Sntereiie Der
Ser. Staaten, er bdnbelte in erfter
2inie I'M ,Sntereiie mnb 'nad) benz
@mnIde Gnslan6s umb in 5fpeiter
Ginic als Eartrimani1. Dem ben1D-
fratiIden ErGiibenten ben Hnbm ST
Idabigem, cine 6riebemsbeuegmns
in's 3eben gernfen 81 baben, fat
mnsueifelbaft bei ieiner 9altmmg nit
aefuirft, Sic 6anptltrIadje aber mar,
iid bcn 8iiniden Gnglanbs mnS iei-
mes bieiigen 8otldJafters lpiafGBris
sm seiaen. Aas er als 0rmno bor-
brad)te, iuar p6llis baItlos. 9ie
gebanpt1ng, oaf es sefGbrlid) lei,
bas @orseben bes Hraiioentem gut
subeifef, mar abiplntsr 1tniinn nnS
iumroe and oabnrdj nidt berniinfti-
ger sentadt baf 2obse bielsm Sal
limaffias nit 6em tiefiteml Grnit
pprtrmg. Das Seransieben bes oent-
Idjem 8ptIdafters in Der Sade mar
cine glbernbeit, Der Elm gut Sthd
Wemeinbeit beigenliidt mar. Bern
itorff fat nid)ts getan, iuDomrdl cr
Sic 9rensen, bic tim feline Stel=
lung gesogen fat, iiberidritten bat-
te. ySiiroe Der Tertreter GnglanbS
6erartige glemfernngen sen,adt ba-
ben, bGtte 2ooge linen pabrIdein-
lid nit Segeiiternns smgeftimmt. IS
1T iebr sn beSanerm, bak Sooae
GrfDlg latte, ipenn bieler Grfolg
aud nmr oarim beitanb, baf bic Sln-
sclesenbeit bis bette anfseidJobcn
iunrDe.
GSraf Smlins slnbraiip, Der be-
fannte mngarilde Earteifiibrer, lag-
te in elmer &ebe, bic er am gseMjabrs-
tase bielt. y9ie Gntente,rad)te be-
bampten, amler Sriebensangebot lei
nmr elm Nfan0ber nno iptrbe nidt
nit benz anfridtisiten @mnid, ben
Trieben berbeismfiibren, gemaft. Sd
BIN beite inn Stanbe, bic Grflarung
absmgeben, baf Yrafoent @iIion Mn-
iere 6riebensbtbingnmgen fennt unS
6af bic GntentemGd)te iie bpu i'm
erfabreu f0nmen." 9ead einem am-
bern 8eridt bat 8raf MnbrniYp er.
Hart, baF bic gentralm6djte oem
Yrafbenten Sieie 8ebingnnseu 5u-
ien6en iuiir6en un6 6af bic Mlliier-
ten he banm BON linn erfabren nnb
fih BON Der Nnfridtisfeit bes @or-
qebens Der Gentralmadfe iibersemgem
f0nntem. - gieie Memfernng ee-
MINT erb0bte 8ebeutnng Oabmrd,,
oaf Der neme 3aiier BON Ceiferreid)
siuei Gage bpr6er cine lamgere ber-
trautc 1lnterbnltnmg NIT Mn6raiIg
6atte mno biele in Tim ben fiinfti-
gen nnsariidltn Eremierminiiter ie-
Zen.
NGbrenb eines fard)tbaren
Gtnrms perlarf Der iapaniIde
9nmpfer uSnnfafn Barn. Bon ben
9enten amf oem Sdjiff iunrben fiinf
gerettet.
Nns Berlin iuirb sen,elbet, nnier
8otIdJafter Werarb babe gelesentlid)
ieines 0emjabrsbeindJs beint bent
ldJcn Heidsfansler iid) NIT linn iiber
bic 1rieoensaneeleaenbeit mnterbal-
ten nno iplle in oieIer ltnterbalttng
bic 3niidernng befpmmen Ba6en,
baf Scmtidlanb ben Ser. Staatem
bic syriebensbebingmmgen mitteilen
luerbe, luenn Die Ser. Staaten modl-
mails nm cine ioldDe Mitteilmng err
imden luiirben.
Cine 9epeidje ans 2onoon be-
bamptet, bic slntiport Der Gntentea
nrGd)te amf bic Jriebensnote bes
Hraiibenten iuerbe Die geSingnngen
erbalten, anf Die allein FIN bic M
lIifrten ssrie6ensperbanblnngea be-
ginnen f0nnten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04
stemcr : Noti;.

Staats- nno Gpnntg-Stemern fir
bas Sabr 1916 anf 0rnnS= itno
perI0nlides Gisentnm, miiiIen bis
smm 81. Sanmar 1917 an ben
Stener Solicitor Sobn u. Bitter
emtridJtet iuerben, nm Die 3abInng
elmer Strafe nmS Soften ppn 10 Grs-
sent, sic anf perlGnlides Gigcntnm
erboben fuerbem, 81 bertneiben.
Games 81. Onpis,
GoMntps sNiGter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04

men 3ritt alif Die Soble. 9ieierl
primitipen Mittel miro IN manden
9tubequartieren elm Deniger primiti-
pes bin5ugefiigt; an ben Shlafltel-
len iino 8orriftllngen angebraft,
Die Die SiiBe oes S6lafers IN erbob-
ter Gage feitbaIten, Inn eine itarfere
Ourhblutlirlg 5it er5ieIen.
aus Dem Yariler SournaI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04

slnbdnger 8iaa's lollen ourd
Sen sl6ler nuf Dem aoniulatsidilo
in Barral cine Giienbabnlpeihe ge-
trieben II. eine ar1erifanild)e JIagge
in Seben gerifien baben, als fie ben
Ort anfangs geonentber beiebten. SIN
ltebrigen 1ol[ @illa leinen 2euten
niht erlal1bt habel a1 pliin0ern.
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&ir) btt Ytifbtnt nit itiatt
ytDtt at gartau3a tinidlagtn.
6erettete TllNtIinge.
Dilliitas aneeblih r,adl
5uoen 9etrieben.
6dntpfe 5,pii1en Garrait<
3iftae ,tnb 25illiftas.

- Ste Orct GHeT1IaHtluteN Mu=
gieber Der antertfamiid ,nerifani-
Id)en &ommiiiion baben ocm Sra=
iibeslten peri0nlid) ibren gerid)t iiber
Die Nblebnmng beg ErDtpfolls OnrdJ
Garransa m1itgeteilt nnb baben lin
gefrast, ph iie Bic Gerban6lmngen
nod fortieteu follten. @elde Mnt-
lpprt Ser YrGiibent linen geseben
bat, lueif man nid)t, aber er tpir6
linen mol barin anseitimint baben,
baf meiterc @er6anblnngen feinen
;3ipef bGtten. Cine @eriammlnng
Ser &onferens ipirb md itattfinbea.
sSn bieier &erIammlmng iuerben oic
amerifaniidJen 9elegatem ibren
merifnnild5en 0elegaten bic NntiuDrt
ltnierer &egiernms anf oie 3nriifiuei-
lung bes Erotpfolls bnrdl Garransa
ii6eraeben mnb banit ipiro bic SGtig-
feit Ser aommifipn beenbet iein.
Nfau nin,mt an, bak Der Eraii0ent
in oieier Note cine gans meme Hid-
tnng einIdlagem mn6 bieIe nene Sal
fitag Ser Ser. Staaten senam bar
legen iptrS.
Gin oemtider &tnitmaler gta-
mems Jer6inano Gdnoll, Der iid]
in EarraI amfbielt, sur 3eit, als
SiGa Sen Crt nabm mno bon 6em
gemelbet iunrOe, baii er bermikt iuer=
Sc, tit in G1 Bnfo anfsetamdt. St
latte iid gef1Mdjtet nnb mar ge5pmn-
gen seipeien, ieine SfissenbiidJer nnb
Wemalbe suriifsalaifen.
- sSobn &ritdet, @iaiam Sen
man, @illiam &ird)ner nno Iein
Sobn, Carl ysif Sling nno ieine
Sram mno smei Manmer 9samens
&appsei mno Salier, bic aus bent
Niinenort Niasiitrat geflidtet lua-
rem, iinb sliflid in 81 Eaio einse-
troHem.
glns Gbihnabna iDir6 gemel-
set, Gen. Sranciseo Wtrgnia treble
6ie Williitas unailfbaltiam radJ Sii-
ben sn. Gr babe 6ereits sSimeneS
crreid)t mno burt iein !6amptqmartier
etabliert, iuGbrenb Santa &plalia
BON leinem 9fahtrab 6efeitigt wer6e.
Wadj einem anbern 8erid)t iuir6
Ganta gfoIalia bpm oem @illiitas ge-
balten. Die eritere 9epeid)e bebamp-
tet anf, Sprreon, 2erop iinS @omes
Talaeio ieien lit Ben Gan6en Der
garransiitas.
9reifig Wseilen iiblid bon
Gbibnabma, bei 9oreaiiftas, fan6 elm
Srefien sipiidem giliitas nnb ben
Srnppen bes General Wmrgnia's
itatt.
- Sn benz Sample BEL 9a Sainta
ipoien bie garransiftas alle Mrtile-
rie, bie @illa in gbibmabna senon,-
men bate, suriiferobert baben.
sIuBer Sobn &. Burns, Dem
nterifanifden @eneralfoninl in Seem
Oorf, loIlen nod bier Merifaner on
Dem 8affenldmuggel beteiligt getpe-
fen fem, tpegen oeifen Der erftere
perboftet tpurbe. ltniere 8unoesre-
gierung mahte bereits i'm gtopelnber
ibre erite gntbefltng be5iiglif bic
ies @affeni6nniggels. Burns lit mn
ter cine 9iirgi6aft bon 5ebntmuleno
Dollars geitellt.
Nus eilreln griefe. ben ein
Gtliilta in gl Ialo erbalten bot, gebt
berpor, oaB Die gililtas Stefruten
bon ben Ser. Staaten ber einldnllig-
geln asn oemielben 9rief iollen
aud sleuBerllngen bariiber e.ttbalten
ieiu, oaB @taa oemtlahit pieoer Ell
men slngriff alf Gbibuabud gu ma
den bea6iihtige
General 6uniton bat iib beute
auf cine SSnipeftionsreiie nah Der
8ren3e begeben.
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steife, frampfise Mnsfeln befreit

NIT GIoan's Ointment. gs beibd-
oigt tpeber oie &diit, nod berftopft
es Die .Boren, tpie piele nnoere Mit-
TEL lonoern bringt fhnen elm cbne
eingerieben tperoen ali nliiIien. @aht
Musfeln gelenfig, bertreibt Gduter-
5en bon Mbeumntisnus, Neltralgie,
gerrenfungetr lino Shiirfllngen Bei
allen Mpotbefern 25c per JIafhe
(Mm5.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04

ale Gprten nsm 9rnf arbeiteu,
tuie Slider, y5oIbers", 8rief6psen unb
2pnbertS, &arten, GtrcuIare, GtnIa6un-
gen ttisu., in Seutfd unb GngIiiG, nett
amsgefRtrt. @fIfpn e 9mmeg.
n q n II Hrintins Co., 206 Nabarru Gtr.
Sci. Gyp6ett 1925. fGna.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-04

Gbuaro S. 2anse, beitti6er
@edtsantunIt. 2an6- nn6 Grbidafts-
gnselesenbeiten. 6O1-602 Waoore
@milbing, Sci. grofett 1882.
~ Gin geihts permag ons Ser
trnuen in Die eigene araft gu er-
ibiitter11, aber ltllr elm 8nnoer per-
mag es wieoer 81 befeitigen
9ie be0niernsiperteiten Wen=
f6en iin0 Die, Die Hflidtgefiihl be-
iiten, obne nid)t Die araft, ibm 5it
geniigen
- SIN au mcrlig gsitgift lit fdon
manbe 2iebe geitorben.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26
THE TIE THAT BINDS.

The presence at the national cap
ital OF commission of Great Brit
aims most eminent men, sent here to
consult with the president and his
cabinet on the methods to be pu.-
sued in the allied war on Germany,
is an incident big with historical sig
nificance. II illustrates the new bond
OF sympathy which has been develop
ed between this country and tho mo-
Their country. and with France and
our other friends across the seas. to
whose aid and comfort We have
thrown the vast resources Of the
worlds fret and greatest republic.
This bond of friendship, we trust,
will never be broken. because II
means the establishment throughout
the world OF the principles upon
which the government OF the United
States was founded and it will prove
tho death-knell forever OF military
and hereditary autocraSy on this
planet
The meeting at Washington this
week signaizes the Great Emancipa-
ton, whereby humanity will be freed
for all time from the dictation of des-
pots and from the liz rror and hellish-
ness of unrighteous war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26
PUT On iFEEINVDR0PS
AND LIFT OUT CORN
TELLS HOW TO TAKE SORENESS
FROM A. CORN AND LIFT 1T
RIGHT OUT.

Hospital records shows that every
time you cut corn you invite lock
jaw OF Blood poison. which is needless
Says o Cincinnati authority, who tells
YOU tat quarter ounce OF a drug
called f.oelone cen IS obtained at lit
tie cost from the GraS store but is
sufficient 10 rid ones feet OF every
hard or soft corn OF callus
You simple apply few drops OF
this on tender, aching corn and the
soreness is instantly relicveds Short
" the outire corn can be lifod out,
root and all. without pain
This drug is sticky but dries at once
and i3 claimed to just shriyel up any
corn without inllaming or even irri-
tating the surrounding tissue or skin
If your wife wears high heels she
will be glad to know OF this.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26
Az this inns when our great coun.

A. this time when our great coun-
try has stepped into the lists. as q
champion Of the rights of mankind.
it is extremely applicable To manifest
to the world that, Renewing to the
gallant dead our solemn pledge, that
the future shall prove that they have
not died In vain" We will show our
appreciation of their sacrifice by do
ing our welcome duty to the Stars
and Stripes of the United States as
bravely and cheerfully as our fore
fathers did theirs for the stars and
bars and the Southern Confederacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26
- -
"WHAT CAN I DOw

Millions of Americans are asking
themselves this question, and that
some of them are asking 1t of others
our mail gives evidence.
Each man can and must answer it
for himself.
The youth at college need only re-
main there to Get military training in
many instances. 1t is folly for him to
leave college and enlist where proper
military training is available along
with HE other studies.
The youth. who is earning his liv-
ing in whole or in part, and who has
no dependents. may we'll offer him
self for enlistment in the army or
navy II he Is physically untitled for
service let him turn farmer if posi-
BILE: and where he cannot do this any
productive industry should be his aim
The single man with no dependents
may well enlist. IT, in his Judgment
he can be of more service in the ranks
than outside them He may be more
valuable, however. eultivating a few
acres than shouldering a musket. His
special training or aptitude may make
him more serviceable otherwise. He
must decide. II he decides wrongly.
Uncle Sam will eventually ind 1t out
and help him to rectify the error.
The single man With dependents
can subscribe to the war loan. ge.
some adventitious military training
aud cultivate an acre. perhaps.
The married man can subscribe to
the war loan and raise foodstuffs in
ISaany cases. II he eau be small
farmer he should put that object
arst.
| To a great many men there will
| come half dozen opportunities to Of
| Ter themselves for some form of serv.
| ice, actively or in reserve. Select the
oaa yon-can do best. Select several
If you will, but don't take on TOO
much. Don't fritter away your efforts
| Make vigorous drive in one or two
directions.
Remember that food Is no less pec
| ,sszry than soldiers, and that raising
a sizeable quantity OF foodstuns Is
serving your country You should be
| as proud of Your acre or acres as OF
khaki uniform, Pillow up the back 10
laad then raise the American flag over
it,
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and skill second to none. Will make
la careful examination and diagnosis
of all cases OF failing or inn. aired
vision. end fit glasses to such as re-
quire them. adjusting them 10 posi-
ton that will equ2Iizs ana locate the
rays in harmony with the crystalline
Eyes 50 Cited endure greater service
without fatigue and last much longer
without change
All hinds of optical repair work
promptly attended to. New Cola, Sil
vey,, Aluminium and Nickel hoNs, also
spring. and guards ioc all lials o.
eye glasses always on hand. II you
break your glasses. bring ne the
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Free examination.
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at Roberts Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26
IN N Z MORIuM.
tBS John c. stiles)

Feeling that some words of eulogy
are due to those who laid down their
lives for tho Lost Cause" and real
izing that my poor efforts on that
line would be entirely inadequate,
will quote a few extracts from the Of.
fetal records. which | am sure WILL
fully express the sentiments of all of
us who still believe in keeping In re-
'memhrance our heroes of the sixties
while we recount the services of
the living. we cannot pass upremem
bered the heroic dead. the cypress
must be interviewer with the laurel.
While the River OF Death shall float
its sluggish current and the night
wind chant its solemn dirges over
their soldier graves, their names On,
shrined In the hearts of their coun-
trymen. win be held in grateful re
mambranoe. as the champions and de-
tenders of their country. who had
sealed their devotion with their lives.
"Fheir names will be handed down
TO posterity as heroes, who sacrificed
their lives for their country, and TO
sustain one of the noblest govern
ments under the canopy OF heaven. :
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26
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General Bridges, of the linglish
party now visiting in the United
States. tells the war department and
congress that the idea of c>nscrip.
tion is the only practical one, He
speaks by the card and produces the
past experience of England in support
OF his position.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26

The most terrific lighting of this
terrible war is now raging in north
western France The long expected
springidriye OF the allies is well under
way, and on two battle lines approx
imately eighty miles in extent the
heaviest artillery known 10 modern
warfare is laundering night and day
with a roar almost continuous.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-26
THE DAY WE oRsERvg.

For the first time Ia more than o
half century our Memorial Day finds
US at war-at war with a foreign
power aud at q war that will mean
real war and all OF the things 1t I'M
happily brings with it. Yet, all the
more should that serve TO make the
obligation to honor the heroes Of that
last struggle all the more binding.
The American sword has never been
unsheathed save In defense Of right
and of liberty and Of justice. In the
great cause that divided great pso-
pie back in the sixties. both sides
we're right aud both sides were wrong
Right for they believed that justice
perched on their standards, and wrong
because they failed to heed that al
most divine injunction from Tattnalls
Blood is thicker than water" 30
in this hour when q great nation ID
buckling on it's saber TO defend Its
rights; its inherent privileges, how
truly reveront II IN that We linger q
moment TO pay homage to those
whose lives were given many years
ago at the call OF country. How
beautiful and inspiring II is today OF
all days that We pause to place
tribute at the tomb OF tho dead Con
federate soldier! In music. in song.
and In eloquent words tho story OF
and Will be written more indelibly In
the southern heart. Nature itself par
takes of the spirit Of the day and the
occasion The long dead winter Is
ended. millions Of roseB burst out into
bloom, and the eolace of the sunshine
e. upon us and about us. The restful
valleys and the steep mountain sides
are alike emblazoned with tho hues
and harhingers OF spring. The lands
and waters and the living things that
inhabit them are happy. We rejoice
in tho serenity of tho season; wa re-
joice In tho blessings OF our kind;
we rejoice that we are heirs to the
meaning and to the glorious legacy
decided to posterity by the valor Of
the Confederate soldier.
Today the good women OF this land
of sunshine will weave and fashion
into beautiful garlands myriads Of
flowers and moistened with her tears
and hallowed with her love, they shall
mark the resting place OF the brave.
Impassioned orators. il, all OF the vast
stretches OF broad Dixies land. will
acclaim him the truest and the most
selfsacrihcing warrior who ever
shouldered a musket in the defense
of country. home and Preside.
From the pulpit and rostrum Gods
own emissaries, the molders OF Chris
tian thought. will invoke the divine
blessing and the holy benediction for
him Finally. the same tender hands
who from tho choicest colorings Of
rainbow tints fashioned tho flag for
which this soldier died. will pour tho
tenderness of her love In flowers over
the mound that marks his resting
place and at last the cannons roar
will again peal forth in his honor, am
blazonod his matchess deeds and pre-
serving them more securely In tina
pages of our history,
ON fame's eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread.
While honor guards the sacred round
The hivouac of the dead"