davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
RYME INvYKO DIDELES
|SKILMYBES
rioje sadajo sventasis Tevas.
Benediktas NV.
Inejo nauji kardinolai.

SventQiam T6vui atsisedus
sostan, SalimaiS jo abiem So
nais sus6do eiI6mis kardinO-
lai.
Greitai po to pakilo kokia
tai neiSpasakyta lukeriavimo
tyla. Atidarytos j Siksto kop-
IlyCiq durys, per kuG suSwln-
kiman in6jo nauji kardino-
lai: Dougherty, Schultz If Fau-
lhaber. Jie visi trys vos tik
buvo prisiekdinti kardinolo
|Caglano de Azevedo Ottavius,
BaznyGioS kanclieriO.
In6iusieii vidm kardinolai
DO iris kartus palenk6 zemal
galvas, l6tais zingsniais pri-
Siartino prie Sosto II .suklau-
pc. Pakile uz6m6 jie vietas
deSiniQjame sosto Some. II tuo-
jaqS jie pri6m6 kitQ visQ kar-
dinoIQ apkabinimus If pabu-
GiavimuS. PO to jie nulyd6tl
prize sosto, kW il vel Suklau-
pc. Du apeigQ ved6ju ant jQ
galvu uzd6jo purpurines "ca-
ppa magma, 81 Sventasis T6-
vas, ant kiekvieno ju galvoS
Iaikydamas biretas, atkalbdjo
maldQ. ... ...--
Apeigos pasibaig6 Sventojo
T6vo palaiminimu.
Kardinolas prieme daug pas
veihnimu.
kardinolas Dougherty is
Vatikano sugryzo Amerikos
kolegijon, kur budamas Gia V
IA apsistojeS. Tenai 10 Emf
nenciia po pietQ priem6 dau-
gybe Savo paziStamQ, at6ju-
siQ su pasveikinimais.
Tenai kardinolui DOugherty
Sventasis T6vas prisiunt6 rau-
dona Skryb6le.
VakarykSGiose apeigose bu-
vo If daugyb6 Amerikonu.
Philadelphijos katalikiskas
draugijas atstovavo: valstijos
Senat0r1uS COEle, Dr. Long,
Gallagher, Mrs. Morrell ir Ne
wbOld su dukterimi.
Philadelphijos -dioceziiq: ge-
neralis vikaras kun. Crane il
'kunigai: Whitaker, Nash, Do
novan, Mullin, Broughal, Ro-
oney, Fitzpatrick If McCull-
ough.
Be to, dar buvO Mobiles
vyskupas Allen if kitq dvasiS-
kin il pasauliniQ zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
PINIGg kURsAs.

svetimq saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 Kovo 10
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
.Anglijos sterlingu syarui $3.50
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly I'll
1talijos Sinful liru S.65
vokietijos Sinful marlSip 1.e1
Lietuvos Sinful auksinq 1.61
Lenkiios Sinful markiq ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
SVENTOJON KARDINOLU
KOLEGIJON INEJO
3 NAUJI NARIAI.
Skaitlingas susirinkimas prii,
mant naujus kardinolus.

Rymas. KOvO II. - NakaI
Sitame amzinaiame mieSte' !
vvko dkleiiS baznytm6S iSkll-
mybtS. Kaip baznytiniS, taip
ir paSauliniS RymaS vakar >a-
vo mintiS buvo atkreipeS
Vatikanq. Cia trys nauii kardi
noIai formaliai priimti Sven
toion KardinolQ KolegijOn.
Nauii kardinolai yra: DOu-
gherty * PhiIadelphijoS, Sc
huIte is Cologne il FauIhaber
* MmichO.
Kit trys nauii kardinolai,
kurie drauge Su anaiS Svento-
10 T6vo huvo paaug$tinti. yra
TSpanai. ITEMS raudOnaS kar-
dinoliSkas <krybtleS inteikS
TSpanijoS karaliuS, kaipo kata-
IikaS ir kataliki&koS Salies val
dOvaS.
Minios zfnoniQ ties durimis.
Dar pirm deSimtOS valan-
dos. kuomet turijo praSidetl
toS nepapraStoS apeigo>, ties
SeIia Regia bronco durims
suSirinko didziauSjoS minio>
zmoniu. Cia buvo Rymo pile
Ciu ariStokratQ, vaI>tieciQ, Eu-
nigaik$ciQ, dipIomatu II krIni-
gu. ViSi IaukG atidarant durQ.
Kuomet pagaliau druy> bu-
vo atidarytoS, zmOn6S Sulels-
ia ruimingon Sal6n. AugStoS
kilm6S sveGiamS parodyta uz-
init vietaS tribunOse, kittens
visipms - suOluOSp.
Per paSalineS plaGias duriS
pasigirdo SkardQs, mlmlkoS
baIsai. Tai 6io procesiia is
Svpntoio T6vO rumQ. PrleSa-
kyle tos proceSiios buvo ne
Samas procesijinis kryzius,
brangiais akmen6liais papuoS-
tas.
Paskui neSamq kryziQ seka
garsus Siksto choras, veda-
mas abato (opato) Perosi. To-
liau eiI6mis abatai If dideliQ
religijiniQ ordenQ virSinlnkal,
kunigai If vienuoliai juoduose,
baltuOse ir rusvuOse rubuose;
kardinolai purpuriniuose ru-
buose: Sveicaru ir Palatino
gvardijoS; paskiausia Vatika-
no patarnautojQ, apSitaiSiusiQ
karmazino unifOrmomis, buvo
neSama Sedia Gestateria, ku-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
Kaunas. Vasario 3 d. 6 val

Kaunas. Vasario 3 d. 6 val.
! Sirvintus du ginkluotu Len
llu buvo atkeliavusiu If pa
reiskusiu valseiaus yirSaiciui,
kad juodu esq milicijantu, pa
skirtu- i sirvintus.
Vasario 5 d. Cia gauta
ziniq, kad Zeligowskis palm
tame kraste moBilizuoja Wy
rus nuo 20 Xxi 35 m. If kad
Pilsudskis isak6 Lenkams ka-
reiviams pasilikti ZeIigowskio
karuomen6je, kaipo savano-
riais.
Sausio 90 d. apie u val.
16 Lenku kareiviu puole ant
LabeziSkiu kaimo, kur 5buvo
mrlsq 3 kareiViai. Nienass ka5
reivis tapo nelaisven palm
tas ir nuvestas j PurveniSkiu
kaima, o kitas pabego prize
savqjQ If pranese, kad Len
kai pl6sia LabeziSkio kama.
Tuomet Lietuviai puole ant
.LenkQ, s nelaisv6n paeme,
dar at6me 5 arklius il viena
valdzios vezima.
Pirmiaus ,dar Lenkai buvo
apipl6Se PurveniSkio kaima,
kur vienam zydui nuplaSe bar
zda il sumuSe 10 dukteri.
Is Vilniaus pabdgusieji gy-
ventoJai pranesa, kad Wis dar
daugiau atvyksta Lenku ka-
ruomenes ir siunciama arciau
Lietuvos rubeziu ! MaiSiogala.
zPabrade ir Sveneionelius.
Del sitQ ziniQ musq vyriau-
sybe pasiunte protesta per
Tautq Sajungos Kontroles
Komisija.
svedp draugija "Redda-
boru" prisiunte Kauno val
kams 5000 kronu.
Naumiestis, Taurages apsAr.
Tulas keleivis, vaziuodamas is
uhsienio su prekemis, uzzajo
muitin6n ir labai nustebo, kad
valdininkai tarp saves kalbe-
josi rusiskai. Jis turejjo apie
dvi valandi laiko Xxi pritilpo
prie valdininku If atliko savo
reikala. Matyties dar keli me-
tai praeis, tiki Lietuyos vaIdi-
ninkai nusikratys Rusu kali
bos, dvasios ir paproeiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
NAUJAUsIOs zINIOS.


aafplnlilkq unlQ Nlrslnlilkal
paskelDe darhlnlnkams nupal-
suotl, ar Prllmtl kompanlJq
daromas reformas az Pakeltl
LonQonas. IalKlnlnKQ
premJeral ella pradeJo tartles
Turkllos klauslme.
Berlynas. Pranesta, kad
Prancuzal elna pagelbon
kronstadto revollucllonle-
rams. RrancuzlJos karo lal-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
IS SOMETIMES RUSIJOS
paduoda jokiQ oficijafiQ ziniQ.
Amerikonish radikalai vado-
vauja.


Is Hague, Olandijos, prane
Sama, jog vietos EaikraseiQ
korespondentas is Revelio pa
.duoda ziniQ, kad revoliucijo-
nieriams prizes bolSevikus va
dovauja is Suv. ValstijQ Ru-
sijon deportuoti radikalai.
Tie deportuoti zmones bu-
rvo name Rusijoje rasia sau
rojQ, Istikrujq jie atrado tik
viena nepakeneiama bolsevi-
ku reakcija, bada il privers-
tinaji darba, lygu vergijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

Todel zymi jQ dalis sukms
t6 darbininkus If jurininkus
prizes sovietQ. valdziq. II Siam
die jie daugiausia vadovauja
|revoliucij cijonieriams.
Dezertavo trys brigados.
Is Rygos pranesta, kad Mas
kvoje prieS bolSeviku valdzia
pikilo trys bolSevikQ kareiyiQ
brigados. Jos per6jo revoliuci-
jonieriQ pusen.
Kareiviai pakile daugiausia
del alkio.
Priesginiaujancios zinios.
Abelnai INFANT, apie revoliu-
cija Sovietu Rusijoj Pareina
prieSginiaujanGiQ kitty kitoms
Einiu.
Reuterio depeSoje is Gelsin-
gforso sakoma, jog Petrogra-
do likimas neaiSkus il pazy-
NINA, kad revoliucijonieriai
n6ra pa6me trijQ ketNrtadaliQ
miesto.
Apgriauta Petropavlovsko
tvirtove.
Kitoje depeSoje is Gelsing-
torso sakoma, jog uzvakar
smarki artiIerijos kova buvusi
Krasnaja Gorka batarejQ sl
keliais bolSevikQ Sarvuotais
traukiniais, taip kad ta diena
uzrubeziu kurijerai negalejo
apleisti Petrogrado.
Pranesta, kad smarkiai ap-
griauta Petropavlevsko tvirto-
irkad visa Rusija pakilusi ant
koju.
Bolsevikai pasprude automo-
biliu.
Is Rygos j Times praneSta,
kad revoliucijonieriai pa6me
kuone visa Petrograda, iSe
mus Nikolajevskos il Suomi
jos gelezinkeliQ stotis, kuriose
laikosi bolSevikai.
Pirm to Eeletas vyriausilL
bolSevikQ vadQ is Petrogrado
pasprude automobiliu.
Rygoje taikos tarybos, boil
SevikQ su Lenkais pertrauktos.
BolSeviku delegatai aiSkinasi,
kad susirges jig pirmininkas
Joffe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

oRAs. siandie apsiniau-
Ike; rytoj laukiamas lietus al
sniegas il salGiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
BOLsEVIKAMS NEPAVY-
Ko PULTI KRONsTADTA
Visgi sutraukiamos ju visos
galimos spekos.

Paryzfus, Kovo 10. = Vie
tos Rusai nacijonalistai yra
gave ziniu apie paS6lusi Dol,
sevikq puolima prizes KronS,
tadta. Tas puolimas .buves
.atliktas Kovo s d. Pullman
bolSevikai buvo sutrauke skai-
>tlinga karuomene is Besarabi-
jos fronto.
Dalis bolSevikq karnomenes
KronStadta buvo uzatakavusi
austant. BolSevikai ejo ledu
Priesakines jp sargybos buvo
su eiuozyklemis. Roguitemis
buvo veEami kulkasvaidziai.
Buvo jie atbloksti.
.
Kronstadto tvirtoves revo-
'liucijonieriai su mortirQ So
viniais buvo megine suskaldy-
ii uzlajos ledus il panardyti
.bolSevikQ kareivius.
Revoliucijonieriai nepasiekt
to- tikslo.S Pasirode perstiprus
ledas. Paleisti soviniai rikose.
tn. spiegdavo atsimuse i leda
srapneliai su kulkasvai.
dziais pasirode pasekminges-
nj. Su sitais reyohucijonieria
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

Todel zymi ju dalis sukurS
t9 darbininkus If jurininkus
prizes sovietQ. valdziQ. II sian5
die iie daugiausia vadovauja
neutrality-suspicious..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

riams. Prancuzijos karo lai-
vais jiems gabena amuni-
cija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

Londonas. TalkininkQ
premjerai eia prad6jo tarties
Turkijos klausime.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28
THE INDIANS KNEW.

I'VE are living in changing world.
/ never thought | could ever be cured
Of my stomach trouble. Medical sci.
encn seemed unable TO help me. But
ihagk God we are progressing and
now Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has
delivered me from al stomach symp-
toms. am again able to eat any
thing" II Is a simple. harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and al
lays the Inflammation which GAUGES
practically all stomach, liver and in-
festival ailments. including appended
It's. One dose will convince or money
refunded. For sale by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28
FOR ECONOMY AND CIVILIZATION


A week or two ago a test was made
of the efficiency of the airplane as the
antagonist of the battleship. Air
planes flew above battleships that
were TO be used as targets and ulti
mately destroyed them. A beard OF
army and navy men after an investi
cation decided that while the air.
plane was an efficient weapon against
the battleship the battleship remain.
ed the main reliance of The navy and
that the test did not justify the idea
that the SUCCESS of the test would
make fIe battleship obsp eE The
conclusion was rather th o@ bat
tleships should be built AID &a&mors
airplsnes should be built to destroy
them The taxpayers thus catch ii
both ways The exper:nleiHE9 the
eyes of the navy men did ff5tEshow
that money was being wasted on help
less ships. Instead Of suggesting that
one source of expenditures should be
abandoned it suggested that expendi-
lures for two purposes shoIld be in
creased, says. the FloriGa Times
Union.
A disarmament conference will
soon assemble and it should make Ger
tain agencies of war illegal. The o0-
feet Of the conference is primarily to
save money! 1t proposes to relieve
the peoples of the different nations OF
the staggering burdens they bear for
the purpose of preparing for war
Now if the object is to save money
why not cut off some of the costly
frills of modern war?
We have just noticed the fact that
according to military men the use of
the airplanes does not justify a de-
crease in the expenditures for battle
ships but does demand an enormous
increase in the expenditures for air
planes. Why not forbid the use of
airplanes in war? 1t would be as fair
for one as for another, for all use
them. An agreement not 10 use air
planes would cut off one demand for
expenditures.
Then why not agree to abandon
the use of the submarine? Its use
was criticised bitterly during the e.
cent war but the nations that critl-
cized 1t had already built submarines
and afterwards increase! their ap
preparations for building them Why
not agree not to use them and save
the expense OF their construction and
maintenance?
Germany started the use of gas and
was denounced bitterly for II but all
other nations not only began using
gas but all are now making expert
ments to discover gases as deadly as
possible. Why not make the use OF
gas In war a violation of the laws
of nations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28
LET US FACE; CONDITIONS.

About nine hundred years ago a
total eclipse of the sun occurred, max
ing the day almost as dark as the
night, and the people In their ign 9r.
ance thought the sun had gone out
that the world was coming to an end,
and they shrieked, moaned and pray.
ed In their terror. In very short time
the shadow had passed from the face
OF the sun and the world was as bright
IS ever. says the yaldosta Times.
AT the present time we are told
that mere than 100000 men are out
OF work and that conditions are very
bad Men and women are giving way
to their fears, losing their nerve and
declaring that the country Is going
to the bow vows. But the same con.
dition will prevail as the eclipse the
sun will soon be shining and every
thing will be as bright as before
These shadows of the business
world must come. This period of ad-
iustment and adapting ourselves 20
changed conditions will make the
world look dark for short time. but
a nation with the resources OF the
United States Is not going to fail.
Our greet resource is the stout heart.
ed people who make up our popula.
ton They are net going to surrend-
er. They viii pull the country
through. The cid Ship OF State is all
right--there is no need to worry.
Prices must be stabilized. II Is less
|imnortant at what level they are sta.
hilixed than that there should be
some solid basis on which TO Su husi-
ness. Labor prices must bsSfesmst-
ed md Ia this work the t6oN.headed
working man must have his say, rath-
err than the paid agitator whose job
depends On stirring up trouble. When
the sterilization IL completed. every.
thing viii move asong smoothly.
In time OF danger the man who
keeps his. head Is the man to trust.
Such a time Is uow--it is the man
who thinks. talks and acts sanely that
is atted 10 lead. not the man who
breaches trouble and stubborn oppo-
sision to the very course OF nature,
such men must be pushed aside
they ara SlDwfnr fha r1anphfnarV M
throwing sand in the bearings.
We are betting strong on Uncle
San. We knew that the good old
gentleman win come through all
rlgAs, and We are nor going 10 halt sas
business We mast meet changfng
conditions a. thass epaie taking on
sicSSes when necessary knowing that
such things are part ot The game
x panic il state ot mind. Il the
people refuse 10 become pARicstyick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28
EASY To DARKEN
! YOUR GRAY HAIR
You can Bring Back Color and
Lustre with Sage Tea
I'll and Sulphur. III

When syou darker your hair with
Sage Tea and sulphur. no one car
tell. because It's done so naturally. SC
evenly. Preparing this mixturN
though. at home Is mussy and troublA-
some. AT little cost you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to- use prep
arAtlon. improved by the addition OF
other ingredients called "wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound" You just
danpeu n sponge or soft brush with
81 and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at time.
BY morning all gray hair disappears.
and. after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark
sned. glossy and inxuriant
Gray. faded hair. though no dis
grace. II . sign OF Old saxe and an we
al desire = youthful and attractive
appearance. set busy 80 once with
Wyefh's Sage ard SULPHUR Compound
and lock years younger This ready
to-use preparation Is delightful toll
let requisite and not medicine. Tt
! A. not intended for the cure. nIttwa-
ten or prevention OF disease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28
LANDLORDS IMPORTANT
AMENDMENT.

When the Act to authorize the War
Finance Corporation to make advan-
ces to help in the orderly marketing
and expectation of farm products was
Iup for consideration few days ago
Representative Landlord, of the Elev-
enth D4strict of Georgia, secured the
adopfqmof an amendnSent broadening
the n of the mea nj by making
negotiable instruments Of all kinds
given for advances for agricultural
puspQxeS objects of loan by the War
FiPa# eN Corporation.
Fhk amendment received practical
ly the unanimous approval of the
House.
In thanking the House for the fav-
orable consideration given his amend
ment Judge Landlord said: Il appre-
ciate very much the approval given
this amendment by the chairman of
the committee and by, the ranking.
dem crat on the committee, and | am
sure that the entire country, and espe-
ecially the farmers who are now So
sorely in need of help, will appreciate
very mEch the adoption of this
amendment whichh as just been. vot-
ed by the House.
"The amendment enable the War
Finance Corporation to buy from the
blanks of the country notes, drafts,
bills of exchange and other negotia-
BILE instruments issued for ,agricultur-
al purposes and discounted or redis-
counted by the banks. This amend
ment will help every farmer in the
country. who is indebted for supplies,
whether mules. guano, or other farm
necessities, as well as every farmer
who wishes this fall and winter to buy
on credit mule, guano and other
farm supplies. IT will assist every
man who is helping to carry the bur-
dens of the farmers, thus the amend
ment will help the whole nation, for
when we help the farmer and those
who are helping him we help ALL"
Judge Landlord is quoted as having
said he would gladly help the banks
Of this district secure aid for the
farmers under this bill from the War
finance corporation and hoped the
banks would avail themselves of the
privilege authorized by the bill and
relieve the present financial strain
among the farmers Of the district gen
orally.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

They are calling it the sundere /
Georgia democracy" these days. Why
and who sundered 1t? The Demo.
Gratis OF Georgia may pull some queer
praEks at the ballot box on occasions:
In Ct fhere is no sort of question
bout that. However on general prir-
ciplos the party - solid as ever and
can be counted on to do the rigL.
thing about ninety-nine per cent Of
the time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Americas Is. erecting great monu-
ment to the gallant sons of Sumpter
who gave their lives to the cause OF
liberty and justice. in the great world
war It's fine thought and by the
way what about cur Memorial school
building? Let's get busy on that and
erect Il!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

en-, panic is impossible. We believe
the American people are going to
keep their heads-and that is why
we believe there can be no panic.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888

We wonder how the Hon. Calvin
Coolidge likes that shelf to which his
friends in the Republican party have
assigned him? A
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

We are rather inclined to the opin
ion that there would be no Disarma
ment conference If there was no Far
Eastern question to solve.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Really, what sort of punishment do
you think ought to be meted out to
the fellow who insists on moving his
lawn at daybreak?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

The school season II in the otIsne
and Brunswick Il 10 be congratulate.
"a On her splendid schools. The nae.
lie schools take high rank. when com
pared 10 other systems IN The state.
la addition Ne have some ~ the very
hksss pfssaseA schools IN toe Whole
Aagp here il lirlaaswtsk II nsnv
lhsiAAssA sAeA arc presided over ~
able teachers wAo have Years aaa
years II experience II shesr credit.
Nv ass gassanase % she school lsaa,
ton
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

AS a Hopper OF the first magnitude
Senator Lodge holds the blue ribnou
and several other tokens. In 1918 he
declared Il would be an act OF dishon
or for the United States TO conclude
separate peace with Germany. Yet
one has been concluded and with the
full aid OF the great Massachusetts
Hopper.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

some people think that II the Dem
ocrass had nominated McAdoo In 1920
they might have had better chance
for winning the presidency However
evidently that gentleman didn't think
Il was tho psychological moment fol
either himself or any other democrat
70 win. Rome Tribune Herald, No
Domoeat ON earth could have Won
last year. The man was defeated be
g0re the nomination was made. How
ever records are hing made IN Wash
ingson today. that ought to chanss
conditions IN 1894
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Sixteen cents cotton and delight
full Indian summer weather all over
Georgia ought to bring the fullest
measure Of happiness.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Cotton is jumping right along and
the optimistic sentiment is that II
will reach twenty cents by November
first. Let us hope so. There is moth
ing that could SO generally stimulate
business in Dixie.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Brunswick has a fine opportunity
now of retaining the best New York
Brunswick steamer service II has had
IN many years, But II Is up 10 Bruins
wick. Her people of all classes must
aid in the work of seeing that all
freight coming aud leaving Bruins
wick by water is routed via the Clyde
line,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Our best bet is that many Republic
can congressman are busy on the jot
land will be during this cominf
months vacation--of building III
those badly broken down political
fences.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Work has begun on every road in
Floyd county at the worst places
That's cherry bit of information
from the city OF hills. We would like
to see Glynn county officials make
1t possible for the same statement to
be made In these columns.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

Tho News takes a pardonable ploa.
sure IN directing the attention of it,
readers to It's well filled advertising
columns this morning We would very
much like Il II our readers will scan
these pages colsely. They all carry a
special message and that message
may save YOU many dollars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

The note OF Lloyd George on the
Irish situation Is undoubtedly the best
tempered statement In similar circunl-
stances to be found in the whole ar
chives of the British government.
The Irish people will make serious
mistake. In our honest opinion, II
they fail to accept the terms offered
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-28

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The Devils Lake world., 1921-04-20
Julius Anderson
Jogs The l. v. A.

Julius Anderson and family of
Ontario, were visiting at the Ed.
Nelson home Saturday and while
here julius took occasion to jog
few notes on the I. v. A. He
was visitor at the "Wheat gam
blers' convention held recently
here under. the cognomen Of an
Independent voters affair. julius
heard the farmers told to "plow
and plant" by the famous "Jefty"
while his clients could prosper.
He was right, says our julius, it
has been ever thus, we plowed,
planted and the lawyers, the bank
ers, the gamblers and the whole
schnenanigan prospered. II have
plowed and planted 10 these many
years in Ramsey county but never
got much Of the prosper :" And
now, says julius, II am going to
plow and plant less this year and
lot the children summer fallow
while I and the Misses get on the
fighting lines to wallop the ever
lasting squallor out Of the I. V. "A.
political machine.