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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
ONLY ONE THING NOW LACKING
MONEY

Il have doctored for nine years for
stomach and liver trouble aud spent
thousands OF dollars, but instead of
becoming cured of these ailments. my
bioating and pains and attacks be-
came worse. | was persuaded 4 year
ago to take Mayr's Wonderful Rene
dy and have never suffered since TAX
ing the first dose | wish had
the money back that spent for other
medicine" 1t is a simple harmless
'4reparatjQn that removes the Ca
tarrhal mucUs from 4the intestinaI
tract and allaya the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
live" and intestinal ailments. incluc.
ing appendicitis. One dose will con.
vince or money refunded Druggists
everywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
INTERESTING EVENT.

'fhe junior and senior classes OF
St. Marks Sunday school met with
their teachers and Superintendent at
the residence OF Mrs. Edwin Dorman
Monday evening foE the purpose OF
nominating the boys and girls of their
classes in the nationwide campaign
OF the Episcopal churches. The boys
and girls are to visit the homes in tao
city which there are children VINO
should attend Sunday school and 10
invite them TO attend the Sunday
school which was set before them was
to get these children and their parents
to attend Sunday school and CHURCH
After the business meeting the class
es adjourned TO The BijOu theatre
and Annex where most ENJOYABLE
hour or 80 was spent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
NEIGHRoRHooD CLUB MET.

The NeighborhOd club was delight
fully entertained YESTERDAY afternoon
by Mrs. ). p. Davenport Bridge was
played and the top scORe was made by
Mrs. j. 2. Halreli who was awarded
first prize. A salad course was serv-
ed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
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Mare Nostrur-ibanez.
Secret of the Tower-Hope.
Partners Of tie Out Train.-Blind
loss
The Lamp il the Described
Darlington Ofithe High Hills.--Har
land.
Saints Progress. -Galsworthy.
The Lions Aouse.-W Williamson.
Mr.. Standfast-Buchan.
Sherry. -McCttcheon.
Pearl Island-Row1and.
The Recreation of Brion Kent
Harold Bell Wright.
City Comrades.-Basil King.
Rainbow Valley. NJ NeRgom-
cry.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Wright.
The Promise of Ahce-Margaret
Deland -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
PUBLIC TO BE ENTERTAINED.

The Y w. c. A. will entertain
Thursday from to o'clock To TIA
public generally. The reception com
mittee and place will be announced
in these columns later.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
ACACIA CLUB.

The Acacia club will have = bus,
mess meeting this afternoon for the
purpose of reorganization for this
winter. The meeting will be held at
the residence Of Mrs. c. Don Parker
on Union street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
YOUNG MATRoN's CLUB.

The Young Matron's club will NEE;
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock With
Mrs. James Could, Jr.. on Gloucester
street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Johnson lef
last night for Naldosta to visit rela
tives and attend the Georgia anc
Florida fair.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05

Mr.. P. r. Houston, and wife of
Wilmington. N. c.. have arrived here
where Mir. Houston has accepted a
position with Langs Mill. They
will make their home with MI. and
Mrs. r. s. Pyes for the winte,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
Warning! More
IN ! u ~ 2
You may be the next stricken
Build Up Your Strength
Now with Pepsinos

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@ao'us throughout
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
MISS HELEN BRANHAM

INTERLUDE.
The day grow shorter, the nights
| grow longer,
The headstones thicken along the
way.
The life grown sadder, but love grows
stronger
For those who talk with day by
day.
The tears come quicker, the laughs
come slower,
The courage is lesser to do and
dare;
And the tide of joy in the hears falls
lower
And seldom covers the reef or care.
But all true things in the world seem
truer,
And the better things of earth seem
best,
And friends are dearer as friends
grow fewer
And love is all as our sun dips low
Then let us clasp hands as We walk
together,
And let us speak softly in loves
sweet tone,
For no one knows on the morrow
whether
We two pass on-or one alone.
This little poem is one OF the last
from the pen CT Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
whose death was announced in Thurs
days papers She died after an Illness
Of several months at her home al
Branfort, Conn. She has written a
number Of books and many poems
which have been published in the
leading magazines Of the country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-11-05
w C. T u. MEETING,

The W. C. 7. L. will meet with Mrs.
| NJ. c. Rowe, Thursday afternoon from
to O'clock.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30
PoperY and the Democratic Party

no PATRIOTIC southern democrats ever consider
J the shameful injustice which Rome constantly
heaps upon them through their political party |?
Aside from Louisiana and Florida the Church of Rome
has strength in the South But the Gibraltar of popery
In the United States the Irish and other alien population
of the great northern cities.
Cardinal O'Connell boasts nearly million Roman
Catholics in his archdiocese at Boston Archbishop Hayes
reigns about twice many in New York Baltimore
Philadelphia Chicago, Cleveland Detroit st. Louis and
St Paul full of militant papaIrish henchmen of the
enthroned prelates in those respective cities.
Under direction of papa thrones delegations from the
cities mentioned have shaped the policy of the democratic
party long that the memory of runneh not to the
contrary They compel the national committee always to
locate presidential conventions the papa atmosphere of
northern cities.
They dominate those conventions dictate their tickets
and write their platforms The only privilege accorded to
the Protestant and patriotic southern states is to roll up
monumental at the polls and provide the solid
electoral front necessary to carry the country and place in
the White Housenorhern democrats nominated by Roman
Catholic intrigue
States that dictate the national tickets usually 90 re-
publican IN the November elections while the solid south is
expected to the candidates in the electoral college,
How many southern democrats have been nominated for
president or vice president since the Civil War? How
many national conventions have been held in southern
cities?
The same papa and predatory influence in northern
cities dictates the nominees of both political parties It
high time for southern patriots to declare their ndepend
ence When will the people vindcate their rights? When
shall we repudlae and punish the intriguing political
bosses? American politics must be born again
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCAT|ONACCUSED
Of ILLUMINATING ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Diocesan Organ of Papa Empires Boston Prince Says That Is the
Plan Of the N E. to Be Followed with Laws to Finish Them

better-it is nothing more nor less than typical
Roman rot.
1t is the same kind of nonsense that is
stressed and emphasized in ROme's parOchial
sO-called schools. The educational value of those
substitutes for schools is about equal to that of
ROme's diocesan newspapers. The foregoing
sample from the latter is faithful exhibit of
what may be expected from both
Publication Of such stuff demonstrates the
need of an educational system under other
tutelage and free from such influence. Sanity
is the greatest of gifts to be derived from school
and press, and we submit to the candid reader
that there is little incitement to mental balance
in such hypOcritical outbursts as we have copied
from Prince O'COnnell's "PilOt."
This yell about education being subjected to
a PruSsianiZed bureau at Washington will de-
ceive few who are not already under the influ-
ence 1t is for Catholic cOnsumptiOn--tO further
inflame those dupes who are now bowling them
selves hOarse over De Valera, and were, short
time ago, making the same noise over Viereck,
Vaterland and kaiser.
But what else could be expected from the
titled agent of foreign despot? Princes of pop
cry may be relied upon to play the papal game.
The pope needs training places in this country
where American youth may be taught to SUP.
port his claims as vicegerent of divinity and
ruler of the earth by divine right. His need for
such training to support his pretentions is what
makes the papal system hostile to all genuine
liberal education.
Rome dare not admit the truth and acknowl-
edge the real motive back of its opposition to
free public schools, so fake fault Is found upon
which priests can harp with pretense of religious
motive. The public school is un-GOdly! It is
against religion because it does not teach what
Rome calls religion.
1t is time for all who are genuinely Ameri-
can at heart to learn the meaning of all this
antagOnism toward education. Priestcraft and
pOpeCraft thrive on ignorance, but wilt and
wither under the forceful rays of enlightenment.
Rome would train youth to acceptance of its
claims and assertions; and education is the one
antidote to such religiOn-cOat poison.
None but twisted mind can accept the pre-
pOsterOus dogma that supreme authority in the
matter of faith and morals has been vested by
divinity in one worm of the dust who apes the
kings and emperOrs of the middle ages by sit
ting on a throne and by wearing three-stOried
crown.
Education emancipates the .human family
from all such notions; and that is the plain
patent reason why popery opposes education now
as ever, and would replace the free unsectarian
public school with nun-taught, priest-ruled, and
pOpe-inspired parish hndergartens of supersti-
tion and papal submission.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30
Sim Fein Snake Attacking Its Benefactors

4 HOMELY PROVERB says if you thaw frozen
~ snake it will bite you The papal-Irish In this
country now demonstrating the truth of that
adge No other element of the people has been favored by
the government during the sgnally they have
BY requng suchpartality with public denunciaton of
the president and his supreme political AMBITION they
demonstrate their utter fahessness and the folly of vast
ing favors on politicians of their type
Not only did the administration place Irish Knights
of Columbus in charge of the White House and all our
chief industries and admit them to all military posts
and require the people to give them $50 100000 and then
did the president receive Cerret in secret audience at
Versailles and visit the pope and enlist his active support
papst to run the league governments but while sending
the national officers of the Bible Students Association to
the pententary hasy conviction that was afterwards
reversed appeal the department of justice has permit
ted Sim Fen traitors to gather with mpuny in bowling
mobs In our cities under direction of Roman prelates and
declare war on our chief cobegerent in the great war;
In view of such indulgence, it is not strange that an
escaped GermanSpanish Roman Catholic prisoner is now
touring country under the auspices of the papa her
archy and making sedtious attacks the British govern
ment In public addresses to lawess Roman Catholic gangs
that publicly boo and hiss the of the president of the
United States Though the pope and Cardinal Gibbons
nave publicly espoused the league of nations some of these
irresponsible lay hoodumS of Rome are now fighting that
project In retaliation for the Presidents failure to seat
delegation OF Sim Fen rebels in the peace conference
They seem to forget that the premier of England was
leading member of the Big Five at Versailles and that it
was therefore impossible to seat the papaIrsh rebels
there But such is the depth of papalI faith and
gratitude. go
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30

r. HSl LII 1T TAKES to raise Rome rampant and
lkYA raging is to propose something of benefit
lSSs.l to liberal education and the public school
lSaS system. The Smith and TOwner bills, ap-
proved by the National Education Association
and now before congress, have touched off the
holy hOwlers for continuous cry about ravished
religion and illuminated Catholicism. Here is a
sample scream from the Boston "PlOt" which
is representative of pOpery as the organ and
mOuthpiece of that alien mOnStr0Sity known as
Cardinal O'COnnell:
The logical and practical result of the Smith legislation
will be to throttle all education in America that is not under
the thumb of the N E. A. and will reduce the schools that
left to serfdom under Prussanzed bureau at Wash
ngton The moral Of all this is plain The anmus is the
troughou only the methods change The plan Of the
N E. A. is caumniae Catholic schools out Of existence if
that will succeed get laws enacted that will finish them.
This is good time for friends of free education to open
their eyes and watch what is going
Paid advertisements education are but a phase
of this same crusade Our citizens should detect the hand
that is guiding this propaganda The whole idea is to dis
credit religion destroy schools and then under the cloak
Of bland promises and fine get control of the public
educational institutions of this country.
These are dangerous times. Tricks and schemes
commonplace Let be alert to the situation and recognize
that eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty and that many
dangers luk before our doors Who is paying for all this
propaganda and whyi
Inasmuch as the Smith legislation is ap-
proved by the greatest body of educators in the
world, and is being supported as means Of en-
couraging, enlarging, improving, and perfecting
the public school system, it is, of course, dis
tasteful to such agents of popery as O'COnnell
and his scribblers.
If the proposed legislation were for benefit Of
the pOpe's sO-called parish schools the walters
would view ii with piOus satisfaction. AS a mat
ter of fact, it neither favors nor antagonizes
those incubators of superstition. 1t ignores
them, and goes straightway about its own busi-
ness of providing better means of education
for American youth throughout the nation.
This "PilOt" pifie is merely hypOcritical
wall to stir up opposition among ROme's dupes
both within and outside that alleged church.
According to the weepers and walters someone is
all-the-time "calumniating" the Catholics.
The Menace is eliminating their religion!
History calumniates their past! Progress Ca
lumniates their present! And now the N. E. A.,
which consists Of the nations foremost edu-
Gators, is eliminating Catholic schools out of
existence!"
The National Education Association calum-
mates Catholic schools out of existence by active
support of laws to improve the public schools
a rather unusual kind Of calumny, don't you
think?
This stuff we have reprinted from the "PiIot"
more nearly fits the definition of calumny; but
there is shorter word that fits such screeching
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30

day through Rome's thousands of
agents, spies, tools, and dupes.
At the close of the speech the
pavilion was crowded with enthus-
iastic auditors who came forward
to meet and congratulate the
speaker. Prominent as well as nu-
merous among these were delegates
of the T. A. organization under the
auspices of which the Birmingham
meeting was held.
Each of the T. A. delegates from
out of town was desirous Of secur-
ing dates for lectures by Mr.. Park
er throughout Alabama and ad-
joining states. All in all, it was
a magnificent outburst Of patriotic
sentiment and expression of deter
mination to defeat this Roman in
vasion of the republic.
The great Birmingham meeting
is an event that will be remem-
bered for years to come, and is a
promise of what may be expected
throughout the nation as the grow
ing interest takes form and demon
strates its power. Let each one
speak to the children of Israel that
they go forward.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30

sitions and public offices with sub
Jects Of the pope who render that
monarch first and superior allie
glance. He emphasized the dan
ger Of entrusting governmental Sc
crets to those who habitually tell
all they know in the confessional
to the agents Of an alien potentate
whose record in the late war
proved him a potential and fire.
quently active ally Of the enemy.
He then paid his respects to De
Valera, the renegade American Of
mixed German and Spanish deri-
walton, who is operating unopposed
in America to stir up strife and
war between the United States
and Great Britain.
Intense interest was aroused by
his discussion Of laws enacted and
proposed for the inspection of con-
vents and other places where Am
erican citizens are detained with
out process or warrant of law. He
made it plain that one of two
things must and will be done /:
either open all such places to such
inspection as would safeguard the
rights of inmates or abolish such
institutions entirely. Rome will
have to accept one remedy or the
other for this public wrong of en-
slavement and involuntary servi-
tude which is carried on in viola
ton of human rights and constitu-
tional guarantees.
The vast audience was visibly
impressed with the fact brought to
their attention that, while Protes-
tant institutions welcome inspec-
tion as a means of proving the
quality Of their administration,
Rome, and Rome alone, is violent
in its opposition to official investi-
cation of what takes place behind
the walls, bars, bolts, and locks of
its religious" penitentiaries.
The climax was reached when he
called upon voters to support on
ly such candidates for political Of
flee as unmistakably declare their
opposition to political Romanism
and its deep-laid plans for Roman
Catholic political domination Of
America. The response was un-
mistakable and indicates the tenn
per Of the people when their at.
tention is directed to the evils of
growing empire within the juris-
diction Of the republic.
Another shot that went home
was his reference to those half
baked Protestants who never think
of protesting against popery; who
even apologize for its anti-demo-
cratic and anti-American activi.
tiles as they are carried on day by
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30

and will continue so long as the
kaiser of Rome can herd foreign
immigrants into segregated par
ishes and keep them there detached
from the Americanizing influence
Of a common language and the
common school.
If the state should train soldiers
for its defense when needed, it
should also train citizens for its
support who are always needed.
Patriotism is just as important in
civil life as in time of war, and it
is just as important for good citiI
zens to vote right as to shoot right.
If there is anything the matter
with the public school, the thing
to do is to make it right. The
Webster City school officials have
the idea. May we have more like
them throughout the nation, for
shinbones and superstition are a
poor substitute for necessary in
formation.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30

London on an equal footing with
the most pretentious white men.
These three negroes, studying
the situation Of their black breth-
rem in the United States, come on
a visit to this country, as our three
Irish-American Sim Feiners have
gone from America to ireland.
Our three negro visitors study
the situation Of their race in South
Carolina, where there are 845, ,S43
native negroes and but 661,970 ma
tive whites. The three negro ennis
Saries find that their black breth-
rem would like to break away from
the United States and to take the
661,97 white minority with them
and establish a black republic on
the Atlantic Ocean, with Charles
ton as its capital.
The three negro emissaries re-
turn to London and they induce
the British parliament to pass a
resolution in favor of the South
Carolina black republic, just as
the United States senate has
passed resolution meaning moth
ing if not an Irish republic.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30
PAROCH|AL SCHOOLS NOT NEEDED
SAYS IOWA BOARD Of EDUCATION
They are Also Not in Accord With the
Spirit of the Times---Would I'm
prove Rural Public Schools

Webster City, Ia, Aug. 14.-The new
county board Of education here organ
lied by electing County Superintendent
,. F. Snow, president and Murray Nc
Murray, secretary. Both men are from
this city. They also unanimously adopted
o resolution recommending standardiza-
tion of rural schools, rural school con-
solidation and opposing parochial schools
Of all kinds because they are "unneces-
sary and not in accord with the spirit
Of the times"
The foregoing news item, from
the Des Moines Register, is a show
ing of which the people of Webster
City and vicinity should be proud.
They have a board of education
which is one-hundred per cent Am
erican and is not intimidated by
croakings of popery and its in
sidious as well as noisy agents.
If the rising generation is to be
American first, it is essential that
it should get its first training in
schools that are American first,
last, and all the time. Nothing
can so well provide a common
school training as the people
through their own government
and that is why the public schools
should be perfected. If they lack
in any particular, consolidate and
improve them; but dom turn Am
erican pupils, the hope of tomor-
row, over to nuns many of whom
never took enough interest in this
country to become citizens until
the triumph of woman's suffrage
made them seek naturalization as a
means Of voting for papal inter
ests.
We need more school officials
who are honest and brave enough
to tell the truth-that parish
schools are nnecessary--and who
prove their faith in real education
by going about the improvement Of
the only real schools.
Such action does not interfere
with other desirable kinds of train.
ing. Pupils in the public school
are not deb9rred from religion;
training any more than from
physical training and musical
training or special training oi
many kinds that are desirable.
Teaching a foreign language ant
foreign ideals first can have nj
other effect than making children
so taught foreigners first and Am
ericans afteIward. It's effect wa!
apparent throughout the late war
is again in evidence in the elias,
which focks to De Valera anC
other papal agents who are trying
to make trouble between th'
United States and Great Britain
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1919-08-30
SELF DETERMINATION
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
How It Might Work If Set Up
Under Conditions for Which
Some Now Seek a Precedent

In a communication to the NetV
York World, a Harvard man"
draws another Of the interesting
parallels of what might follow the
precedent which certain wild Irish
are trying to establish. Says he: +:
Three Americans, capitalizing
their Irish blood and brogue, 60 to
Ireland to :" investigate" the po-
litical situation in Erin. These
three Americans, whether respons-
ible or not, leave behind them in
Ireland a situation which demands
from the British Government in
creased vigilance, if not an in
creased military force, to guard
against possible political contin-
gencies.
These three American emissaries
have been striving to secure a
hearing at the peace conference of
Versailles so that they may pre-
sent the claims pf ireland to be
launched as an irish republic.
The United States senate, by
resolution, backssup this claim for
the dismemberm9nt of the British
empire at the beHest of these three
American attorneys for Ireland.
Let us take q case that would
be perfectly analogous to the case
thus presented Cor ireland. We
have dealt with the three Irishmen,
proud of their Irish characteristics.
Let us now tike three negroes,
London negroes, These three ne
groes may be. planters, rich, edu-
Gated, influential, and received in