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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-15

raised, especially by canning and pre-.
serving perishable fruits and vege-
tables.
Save the breeding stock as these
will be at a premium, not only during
the intervals of the war, but imme-
diately afterwards.
Help your neighbors to secure
planting seeds and fertilizers.
Farmers should undertake to feed.
neighbors. City folks should buy the
local farmers products in preference
to imports.
This is a patriotic duty as we'll as
a necessity.
We have the authentic information
from the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, that with the western sup
plies diverted. there is a possibility
of Georgia suffering from hunger be
fore Christmas.
Unless we meet the emergency.
Georgia will be weakness to the ma
tion in this war
The purpose of this letter is to an
peal to you personally to aid in in
creasing the supply of food and feeds.
Call on the county agent when he
can be OF service to you in suggest
ing what. when and how to plant
many garden and field crops.
Yours for service.
i J.. DUNN. County AGENT
Ministers are requested to preach
on the srhiect OF food nrenaredness
todav and large representation iq
asked from Brunswick TO be present
to the war food conference next
Thursday at Savannah in a te,eorar n,
sent TO The News yesterday. The tel
egram reads.
Editor The News.
War food conference is urged hv
federal denartment Of agriouItrro -
devise means preventing distressing
food shortage by immediate and con-
tinued Dianting Of food crons will be
held here Thursday. April 49,
REPRESENTATIVE men from Georgia
and South Carolina are invited TO at
tend. Large delegation is expected
from Brunswick.
Invitations are being sent broad.
cast over GEORGIA and South Caroline
and RESPONSES from men realizing the
dire need Of ouick action in this crisis
are coming in rapidIv. Renresenta-
tives of United States department Of
agriculture. state denartment and the
college at Athens will be present.
Conference called on srch short no.
tice because of necessity of yor?
Quick action before it is too late to
n'ant extensively food products need.
ed Your co-oneration in givinc nuh-
fc'tv 70 fbis is asked and vou nov
sona'lv are invited TO he rresent Win.
isters in Brunswick and other cities
ore asked to preach on this subject
Sunday.
SAVANNAH BOARD OF TRADE.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-15
WORKERS GIVEN SOME.

Harrisburg, Pa, April IA I}ethle-
hem steel plants increased the wages
OF employees ton per cent today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-15

CO-OPERATtS
ON CITY PLAN
Lecturer on Success Takes IL
luStratiOn From Back Yard
Garden Move.
SAYS EVERY ONE SELLS
Other Magnificent Features OF
Both Programs Yesterday
We're Performed Before Large
Audiences.
SAYS EVERY ONE SELLS
' Y \ ' \ \ \ y \
MONDAYS PROGRAM.

Morning. =
: Children's hour Community !
Singing. Admission 25c: Chill =
dren, 15c. =
Afternoon. 4
Concert by Members of the 4
OratOrio Artists. !
Lecture, "Moonshine," by B. f. >
: Mcdonald, Newark. o. :
Night =
Concert by Oratorio Artists. !
' Moving Pictures. :
' \ y = = \ y Y ! ' )
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-15
on the Mother Goose Fegtlval.

cir on the Mother Goose Festival.
Miss Hodge is doing her second
season with the Redpath people at
this work, and last year received
many compliments on her effective
WY Of dealing with the little ones.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-15
ELL NOT IL.

Amsterdam, April Ia. The report
that the Kaiser IA in bad health was
officially denied in Berlin today.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
War Cuts Red Tape.

Germany has cut the red tape o. legal proceed.
ure for the benefit OF her war widows and or.
phars-
BY a decision recently rendered. the Reiohs-
gericht. the highest tribunal % the German en-.
pire holds that letters Of soldiers killed IN The
held must be considered legal wills II they cor
tain wishes or stipulations in regard to the dis
trbution OF the property OF the writer in case OF
bis death
The letters DO not even have TO be signed with
the full names OF the slain soldiers. the hrst
name being sufficient. in case there Is reason.
able Identification Of the handwriting
The decision Is OF the highest Importance
It puts an end 10 litigation in the cases Of
thousands OF wealthy Germans who since the
beginning o. the war have been killed and left
no other wills than the letters they wrote 70
their families and friends at home.
And equally important II does away with the
necessity for lawyers services IN the case Of
enormous numbers OF poorer people. whose little
estates would be eaten Up b. legal expenses II
ordinary rules OK law were maintained
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. 1917

take your spade and plant something ip the
yard
The chances are that your sole though, in
planting will be TO beautfy your place a Bit but
that isn't one per cent OF the total Interest In
planting things.
when you set out plant you start great
mystery that all the scientists Of al time haven
solved
How does your young tree, or shrub, or other
plant grow upward thus defying graVitation'
When you've failed 20 think out answer TO this.
give some logic in denying knowledge 20 plants
A plant. Ike an animalo seeks its food-air
water. sunshine Put water and fertilizer on
one side OF your little geranlum only. Very good
the geraniuul's roots will 90 over there only aud
get the water and fertilizer Just as your dog
regularly visits your neighbours garbage can
How doe. the little plant know where 20 so Tor
food
Turn your ivy's leaves TO The wall Very good
IN q short time the Ivy has turned those leaves
back toward The sun. Observe your Gamma II
vii send one leaf straight up toward the sun
and bend the leaf on the othe5 side 50 that both
leaves &c, 81 the sunlight possible.
DID you see that your tulips poked their tender
noses right UP through hard frozen ground
How. And put a pumpkin seed little way IN.
der your sidewalk and later see the vine liff
The flag How
II YOU could look down into the top OF your
maple tree you'd see little save leaves. The
tree has so arranged It's leaves as 10 get the
most light.
Tush, tush, plants don't know anything But
they so Gu, and hunt up their food and drink,
which was all man knew for long time. Maybe
there was some plant life in that dust from
which the first was made.
Your lit;le plant Is a thing full Of life and
mystery. when you come 10 plant II with al your
eyes open. isn't IL
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Pointed Paragraphs

The bee Is never too busy 70 ad
minister singing rebuke.
Occasionally there is watercd
stock in the dry goods business
It's the privilege OF a halter 20
size hat up.
II Is easier 10 renew a good reso
luton than 90-day note
n matrimony doesn't make a
woman wise there isn't any hope
for her
a man with cork leg may or
may not be a member OF the float
ing population.
Even the aristocratic passenger
on a sleeping car doesn't object 10
low berth
A spinster who says she Is glad
Of it may make everybody believe
IL bat herself
One or the things a man can't mr.
derstand SIS Why his enemies seem
to have so many friends.
Tho smile of good woman viii
do a man more good than a dozen
handed him by the bartender
II sometimes happens that a man
is kept from squanderinR his money
for mining stock because he has
none 20 squanGer
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Here Are Twins That
Are Hard to Tell Apart

TIE only way for continued prosperity, and for
. continuation OF our foreign trade, Journal
devoted 20 Big Business tells US. lies in our per
suading Americans 70 make large loans 70 Euro
mean and South American countries.
Conditions have arrived where the necessity
for purchasing American commodities (evcn
American steel) IS not as great as II has been.
Great Britain Is said 10 have had an enormous
export trade Of more than seven billion dollars
IN 1915 nearly as much as our own foreign trade,
and her manufacture OF munitions, automobiles
and other necessities has greatly increased while
her old methods have been discarded. old ma
chinery scrapped and more advanced ideas In all
branches introduced.
They have now foated the great British
loan which Is the most stupendous financial
operation in the worlds history.
The largest part OF the issue will consist Of
per cent bonds, sold al o. thus yielding about
c and a quarter per cent TO run for period Of 90
years or be redeemed. ~ desired after IL years.
From I've 20 50 pounds will be the denomina-
tons issued.
This loan, the activity OF manufacture and bet
ter organization Of work will set rise In prices"
on this side OF the water much 70 the chagrin
Of the aforesaid sheet
II Is the opinion OF Thomas Lamont of The
T. Morgan Co. that America has never before
faced In industrial and commercial Affairs, 80
serious and yet so clear cut situation"
BY exercising wisdom and generosity the Unit
ed States can place herself In the leadership o.
the world in those affairs that lead 10 a country's
material wellbeing. and thereby furnish u the
power 20 develop more speedily rs best ideals
"iiut. 20 turn from the present opportunity. %
decline to extend credit generously as well az
prudonty to our customers abroad. viii be a
close upon ourselves the door that will never re-
open"
Generously" and "prudenily" are two words
which do not seem 90 belong 70 each others com.
pany
Also in view Of the present unpleasantness
concerning the leak" probe and the amount Of
money cleaned up thereby. this high sounding
paragraph may be taken with a grain Of salt
n looks little like a twin sister TO dollar
diplomacy" and sometimes Il is hard 10 tell twins
apart.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
There Are None Of the
Charges, However, for Poor
Little Belgium to Answer

Britain may have gone into the war 10
acquire territory and 70 dominate the
worlds trade.
France may be after Alsace-Lorraine.
Russia may be prompted by her cen
turies-old designs upon the Dardanelles.
Italy and Roumania may be in 1t in
spired by greed of territorial expansion
Such charges made by Germany may
be true.
They are not true as to Belgium.
President Wilson did not have to ask
what are the aims of the Belgians.
However mercenary and Wiley anbi-
lions he,ains Of the Central and Entente
powers. Belgium's hands are clean beyond
question.
No matter what other belligerents have
a right or no right to demand, Belgium's
right TO PREPARATION, restitution and guar
antees of future security is indisputable.
In its reply to the Wilson note--a reply
that was very pert and very proper, by
the way-Belgium says that II has a le-
ultimate hope that when the time OF set
Element comes, it will find in the United
States a unanimous echo to its claims.
It will
The echo may not be unanimous, but it
will be practically so, and Belgium will
hear similar echo from all other peoples
who love justice.
If President Wilson desires TO go far
Their with his peacemakng, he might put
II up directly to Germany as to whether
she will grant reparation, restitution and
future security to invaded, slaughtered
and enslaved Belgium.
Any peace settlement not including
these things would be mockery in the
eyes Of the American people.
AS to Belgium, Germany is guilty and
has pleaded guilty.
The Entente powers have replies to
peace propositions but Belgium has re-
ply all her own.
Other claims may be beclouded and
open to discussion.
Belgium's is plainly written in her
blood and suffering.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

provoke distrls. Ia others that
what would appeal 70 him Is likely
70 appeal 30 them
To be sure he viii have 20 dis-
c-iminafe ID his mode ~ approach
20 indiydga, mind But always
hts mode y approach viii be coll
ored ~ genuine sympathy lie
viii strive not 20 wound or 20 shoch
or 20 repel Or 70 an'agonize
tn proportion as he does this-in
proportion a. ne governs bis words
and acts. ~ sympa'het.c knowieds
BE will derive from tact the ad.
vautaEes 81 always brings IN The
mastery OF success These advant.
ages arc tremendous as MANY men
have discovered from experience
II you are not tac'ful row try to
become tactfll study men as yo1
meet them. study the principles %
thinking and feeling as set forth In
psychological writings And. apply
synrsfheticauy the knowledge Won
,hgs gain.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

The other day came across q
most suggestive definition OF tao.
Tact. ! read rs little more than
sy1Hpatheticaly applied knowledge
knowledge Is admittedly one o.
the absolute essentials 20 success
Ia hfe The .enoramus cannot win
success in any calling Even labor
~ The most unskiled sort presup.
poses some degree Of knowledge
But Il knowledge Is 70 help 20
success. IL mus, be applied. Theo-
ical knowledge VIII not do 4
man may be as wise a. Solomon.
bat Unless be furns his wisdom 20
practical account Il VIII rot Be %
much value 20 him or 70 anybody
And II Il is question % turning
knowle 20 70 practical account In
dealing with other peop'e a man
must have knowledge % people as
well as of things. Else be will n,
be able 70 teach people heal people
save people. sell 10 people as the
case may be.
lie must know hor mems minds
work in order 20 be able 20 me
ence their actions He must learn
how various types ~ men react 10
various situations. and be must
also learn The general principles ~
thinking and reactng common 90
all men
But again. having acquired this
fund OF knowledge, he must apply
H. And he must apply # sympa
theticaliy
That f. 20 say. IN dealing with
men be must always Try 20 imagine
himself IN their place lie must.
ask himself how be would react %
such and such a condition
Doing this faithfully 30 is cor
tain soon or late 70 make hlmse',
A really tac'hl man He VIII NJ
longer repei others thru igno-ance.
indifference. or crabbedness For
The more he pictures himself IN NJ
place % "the other fellow. the
more genuinely sympathetic he vii
become
lie vii recognize thai what Touit
give orense 20 him = likely 70 give
orense 20 others that what would
provoke dis'rusf n him is likely ~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

tle warmer months and an unnat
lra. dryness % the skin often de.
veiops The skin cracks and breaks
ite A piece q dry leather under
conditions that it endure ~ithow
strain thon properly fabricated.
Usually The skin Be- badly crack "a
and bleeding before anything 81
done 20 roueve copdtions.
Treatment ~ chapped skin con
sisfs in restoring come ~ The lost
fats and ole The lse ~ soap and
water should Pc limited rs much
as possible fo persons chspp.ny
easily
The soap u-ed should conts N
some free fat and the water FOR
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Kicked Into Their Duty.

The Democrats IN The House ~
Representatives have displayed
neither sagacity nor skill ia their
treatment Of the resolutions calling
for invest cation % the circumstances
surrounding the leak OF President
Wilson's note 20 the belligerent ma.
tons They retroatcd from one un.
fonable position 10 another equally
ndcfensiblc, continually losing pres.
tige. until they were compelled. AL
mittedly against their Wills. 20 an,
thorize the inquiry they should have
invited at the first suggestion of
scandal. The Democratic majority "a
the House wears the unenviable and
unidentified fame Of body Of state
men who asked 20 be kicked into Tho
performance OF their duty New
York Sun.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
The Daily Reminder
TOn.Y,s ANNIVERSARIES


$50 General Robert T. Ice born
in Westmoreiand county VA. Died ia
Johnston. va. Got p 1870
1903 Edgar Allan Poe. the poet
baltimore. oct 2. lSss.
iSls-Sir Henry Rsssemer. invent
ef Of Bcs stturr steel. horn Ia hert-
tordshirc, EnEiand. pied la London
1915 Territorial ieg stature 81 Ala
bama nrst met In - stephens
iS3s-A British force seized Alden.
port ON thr southern coast 81 Ara
eia. near the entrance Go the ltVl
1873 Gold was nrst discovered ln
California bN James Wilson Marshal
lsel- Georgia passed an act ~ sc-
ccssinn
iSsr-A festival IN celebration or
the coronation Of the king ~ Prussia
took place ia Berlin
1890 Duke OF Aosta (rrince ANA
deusl who had a brief career ~ king
% spain died ia Rome Born IN
leei Ilasine Was abolished NJ
West Point by an agreement signed
hy tho cadets
iao5-A salutinE battery scattered
grape shot IN the direction 90 the
cEar At the ceremony ~ the blessing
% the NeVa
Twenty strikers were shot By
factory guards 90 Roosevelt
ONE YEAR ACo TODAY ~ ruE
war
Parts reported peace NEGOTIATIONS
between Austria and MontcnegJo
Italians r~puls~A vigorous assaults
by Austr,ans near Tolmino and oels-
via
Turks compelled 20 retreat in the
calrasu- with loss OF guns munir
iions and PRISONERS
kussans begin new offensive on
b"Fsaf hian front. east .af Dfuerno-
Wita making Four separate attacks.
tuDAN's HtRrHDtNs
Ma Gen Fredcrick barton Mau-
rlce who has Been acting as chief
director nf military operations ira The
bntisH var ofnce. born ss years
Rt Ilon Augustine Rirrell former
chasf sceretarY Tor Ireland born near
Liverpool O. years ago today
Rev fhu Louis Nusfsnn. hishon
- TIE Methodist Episcopal church iu
charge of 80 work In continental
Europe. born in Zurich. Switzerland.
SD years ago today
Or David starr Jordan rhauceifor
emeritus % Leland stanford. Ir unl.
versify, born ln Gainesville. y Y 60
wears ago today.
pr William W Keen. noted sur
Eron. president % American philo-
soph chi society born I'm Phladei-
phla 20 years aEo today
AA"rt barring President - ne
~sv. Born n RichAsld. WIS, o. years
ago today
A~-ois G. Gardn. ars, hasemnn o.,
fhe Cleveland American f-e-nc trse-
han tenn born IN 81. Paul "a years
ago today
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Signed Own Death Warrant

A raurt. er 90 seek the aid % CHI
Clru an FoHTors In TIE reforu1a-
.nr ~ bar. 1901 drum tarts Was an
reurcst today ot laege >tslk. of the
roIrf ~ domestic reist Us TnH
i.,ee ealsorlx pnrs prov ding N-
Cu1r ro persons who ucgleC their
.a.tillas vI he learned and fo those
tu3Er ~t.Is said 20 wiN write letters
anreatnr to their sense q justice
Vows Ifrm-
Relatively speaking there are
probably few saloonkeepers who
would disregard such an appeal as
Judge Stelk proposes. or 10 whor,
such an appeal would De necessary
onro they were Informed % the
facts IN the nature Of thing. how
ever me business az a whole must
houider The burden OF the sins OF
those few
such situations merely serve 10
emphasize The striking lack OF any
broad intelligence in the directing
councils 81 The brewing and dis
-iang interests. lack 20 witch he
dmhtedly impending extinction oil
Tho business can be directly traced
III the breweries had begun 20 years
ago % see that no man held "a.
loon license to whom such an APP.
real would be necessary. had TO
fused 20 sell their product 20 anyone
whose place was nor conducted 80
conformity with both law and de-
cency. the wet and dry" map OF me
tinted states would present very
different appearance today.
The short igh'edness which ohoSs
,he alternative course. that OF 'os.
tering any sort 81 a dive that would
soil an extra case OF beer. and then
securing IT, projection by political
influence. signed Al the same time
the death warrant % the liquor bus
mess n 'ho United States Mime
apolis Journal
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
This Busy, Busy World

a newly confriyed kitchen cabinet
contains a rare combination. that u
"a electric range and a refrigerator.
both ~ which arc hidden from view
by convenient doors when not IN
use
Tire production oi apples in tho
United States equals "a bushel AMI
a half FOR every man. woman and
child "a the country
An aviation school IL about 10 bc
opened By the Chinese government.
Tho United States bureau OF fish.
cries now supplies over 1000 600 600
FISH specimens annually 70 different
hafchories
u 81 estimated that the FISH pop
nlsf.on OF the sea exceeds 10000
09o. 20 fho square mile
The electric RAILWAYS 81 the Unl'-
I'd states are valued al the enor-
NOUS sum % f73o00o.000.
8 number OF schools now clean
hackboards by vacuum device.
thie being quicker and more 5aui-
fary than the old method
over 1000 600 poles are required
annually 20 renew old ones on tho
90 granh and telephone lines OF the
United states and Canada
Waste molaFses Us now used ln
Hawaii az fuel for furnaces That
produce steam power
a new electrical process designed
90 prevent boilers from scaling or
corrodlng has been invented by an
EDR.ishman
= Trees ~ n special shape used for
umbrella handles arc raised In
France. over 500 acres being devot
I'd 90 this purpose
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

bathing should be al soft as can o.
Obtained. After washing. l.ttle
cold cream. olive oil or vaseline viii
help restore % the hands some Of
Their natural sofiness.
AZ bedtime The skin should again
be- softened by an application 81
fat or tragacanih lotion
When We enter cold afr or cold
water the nerves 10 The skin sen .
the blood rushing toward tho sur
face II the body and we become
warmer.
on the other hand when Tho hoa.
is intense the skin coois ihe bod
by sweating
When tho skin loses iis ylsor BE-
81 unable 20 resist sudden changes
ip temperature A good skin sur.
costs vitality and when kept IN Ion.
difIon tends 10 develop this quality
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Health in the Army.

Onlv eight Of Uncle Sans soldiers
Rad typhoid fever during the last
gear. and not one OF them died Nal.
aria was less prevalent m the army
than ever before TIE National
Guard. taken suddenly out % civil
llfe and massed on the frontier had
Far lower sick rate than an equal
number of civilians al home The
average number 81 men IN tho com
hr-rr force. Of Fuardsmen and regii-
lars who were disqualified for active
dEtg BY sickness was only Is per
thousand And Ia tho year ~ The
spanish war 2.77f soldiers died from
typhoid alone Quite change -
Chicago Journal
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
A Poem a Day
THE GREATER PRIsONs.
Nv sing Sing as9sS.

call this prison where The mind
II conferred all On self
NJ plans 80 aid is kith and kind
pr seeks forever wealth
csil this prison. where the heart
IL cins~rrd and alone
or tries - reap affections part.
Who're love - never sowu.
call this rrisan who're the soul
= dead to al appeal
Th1 mansions rear their narrow EOai
" less han freeman fsel
7 call this prison. where r1en boast
or p0mp and earthly power
WhRfe'"r they have. old Nha-ou' q
shall rob ts-m OF their dover
T call THIS prison. whore n wall
barrier "a round u
That blocks men when they valnlF
call
For everything beyond Il
Not th~r.- no prison - the mind.
~ iron cage ~ vali
or hopeless days when men they
nrs
Tte God who loves IA all
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Making Progress

Firs' Mutt say. OF man. now
ere you getting on With that girl
yCu werc 30 keen about
Second Nutt-Tip top. old chap
The log has stopped biting me when
cali London sketch
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

winter, too IRE
quent va shlnr
with strong soap
a~i improper dry
- ~ the parts
after aFhinR
Sweat glands
are nof az ac'ive
ta winter A. ia
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Nisconstrued

An American motoring through n
mall Scotch town was pulled up
Tor excessive speed.
Didn't you see that notice. Dead
Slow - inquired the constable
Course did. returned the Van
kec. but ! thought " referred to
your burned little town"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

Grad This school certainly
takes an interest In a fellow.
doesn't ~?
Tad How's that7
Grad Well. ! read that thev
would be very glad 20 hear Of
the death Of any OF their alum.
ni.