The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-06

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Admiral Benson, doughty old SCI
dog is the wrong sort of an individual
to try and bluff as the American sea
men will find out in due season.
II the three Atlanta newspapers
would put the soft pedal. good and
strong on that bunco investigation in
progress there, it would render its
own city aud the rest of the state a
real service.
Now we, are told that the German
cabinet has resigned because of the
Hughes note on the PREPARATIONS mat
ter. All Of which only goes to prove
thai the Hun knows nothing OF he
American character CT today, as she
knew nothing of it in 1916, when Won
Bernstmff reported on it.
We suppose that narrowing ruin
alton story about the Georgia peach
will soon be going the rounds again.
However, in the good old August sea-
son. we will find the delightful GeOr-
gia product on hand as rosy checked
and sweet as ever
IN moving at once for the erection
of the new school building, we are
certain that the Bo9rd of Education
will meet the popular approval. There
is a very fine pride i'll all people in
the matter of erecting new public edi-
fees and It is manifest here as in
other places.
The Young Mems Club will hold
forth again today and we rather sus-
pect that there will be some interest
ing reports on the progress ON that
Observation-Disclosures road. All hands
have gene to work in dead earnest
on that splendid plan and we are quite
sure that it will carry.
The bill passing the House the other
day, practically giving the farmer the
legal right to form combination in CO.
operative associations, seems to us
to be aimed in the right direction. It's
marketing measure, but it goes way
beyond the real questions involved in
marketing.
A Keeling, stunned and unhappy
civilization mas permitted Germany to
dodge its just obligation for more
than two years But the day Of reck-
oning has about dawned. Germany
must pay; she must pay to ;-.e utmost
of her ability and she must do so now.
That's the verdict OF the world.
Rene Viviani, back in his believed
Paris saying some very handsome,
as well as some very beautiful things
about the American people. There is
a great sentiment OF real affection be-
tween America and France and it is
Just such man as Viviani who has
helped to engender that feeling.
President Harding he's won out in
the first slirmish in tho United tSates
senate ever the question II diaarn'a-
mcnt. II we are to have disarma-
ment in this country, it must come as
a general agreement on the part Of ali
of the real powers of the world. This
is the administration view and it
is sound one.
The movement against logging con-
viets in Georgia is growing by leaps
and bounds and the next legislature
will witness some sort of remedial
legislation on this subject The whip
ping post, if it was ever necessary,
has uutliyed its purpose; it belongs
to the days of the barbarian and
should be relegated.
David Lawrence has discovered that
President Harding is care-worn these
days: that he no longer wears the
free and easy manner characteristic
Of the senatorial cloak room Law
lelfces says the cares of Office, the real
izatfSB that ilie must sooner 5eor later
iIseeome at grips within the senate IS
the cause Of this changed manner in
the president. Mr.. Harding is discov-
ering what 5all presidents discover.
lie must preserve inviolate the execu-