The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-18
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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888


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1t begins to look as if thirty cents
cotton was about to appear in Geor-
gia as great Christmas present tC
the farmers. Santa Claus is always
a welcome visitora
In just few days now the city adj
vertisement for the sale of it's share
of the St. Simon highway bonds will
appear and this will absolutely wind
up the last legal requirement III this
magnificent development.
What bad lot of mere males there
must be in Muskogee, Akahoma. the
native city of Congresswoman Alice
Robertson. They all voted for her
Democratic victor and nov the fair
Alice is to move away to Washington,
After all it seems that Lloyd
George has been cast into the wilder
ness of oblivion by the voters of his
native land. But the doughty little
Welshman is a good fighter and he
has stout heart.
After an official count of the ballots
in Wyoming, W. B. Ross, Democrat,
has bene declared elected to the gov
ernorship in the elections of Novem-
Der 7th, over John Hay, Republican,
by majority of 1000 votes.
According to the Manufacturers
Record, the South now has $850,0Qo,-
600 represented in cotton mills and
these mills are using sixty per cent
of the cotton consumed in the coun-
try. Thus, after all of these years,
Dixie is finally coming into Der own.
Columbus, through her newspapers,
is demanding port rates. Well, when
Columbus makes the proper use of
the Northumberland it can be
done she will have no trouble in Sc
curing port rates. Until she does this,
it is quite impossible to secure them.
Judge w. H. Barrett is right about
Any foreigner who would claim
2 blessing of citizenship in this
svunty in times of peace, but who re
fused to 60 to wan, for it, on the
ground that he was citizen of a for
Ign country, ought not to be admit
& ed as a citizen of the United States
now.
Unless many of the political signs
W the present are false ones, then.
81 Baient Harding is in for free
Bile fight with the members of his
Brfarty in the congress. His ship
subYuN measure is doomed to bring
hinn{eato real battle with every pro-
gresf re in congress and that body is
litsr@f full Of them.
Senabr Frelinghuysen, of New Jer-
sey, whit was defeated for the Unit
ed States senatorship by majority
of 10000 votes on November It'll
opines than the "voice Of the people is
oftimes misunderstood" Perhaps so
but not when the majority is as large
as that was lin his case. There was
no misundersA landing there!
AS usual the, United States was the
first of the nations of the earth to
rush substantial aid to the stricken
earthquake Sufferers of Chile. Uncle
Sam is a great and wonderfully hui
man old gentleman He may be slow
at times, and he may work in way
that we do not all understand, but
when it comes to mercy, humanity.
charity and sympathy expressed in
more than words, he is the biggest EN-
tity in the world.
"Mrs. FELTON, ought to take seat
at Gainesville. There are no vacant
chairs in Washington" observes the
Columbus Ledger. We most heartily
agree with our Columbus eontempor-
M This FELTON, business has grown
Ia be sicksy sentimenta1ity and il
Is time; To call. d hssIt ON It. Walter
~ fsseorof the regularly and over