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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04
MIR. TAFTs

The election Of Mr. Taft IS the *
preston Of the belief Of the people Of
he country thar Republican prinei
pies and methods Of government are
productive Of good times and prog
ress; that they are safe 70 RE %.
Although The theories Of those par
ties opposing Republication On yaTi-
Gus grounds MAJ sound better IN
many ears. The majority Of the peo-
pie decline 70 believe hat these the
cries. NOS Of them diseredited
through the experieeee Of other IA
tons. would work better from The
bread and butter standpoint
We believe with the majority Of
the people Of The country. a. they
expressed themselves yesterday. that
the administration Of Mr. Taft viii
he wholesome and good and that I
der il the country will enjoy the
greatest era Of prosperity in its his
tory. in which the mining industry
will participate TO greater extent than
others because its and its
returns are wider and because the
people Of the country have learned
that wise. business Ike investments
in mining bring bigger returns On
capital involved than will money PM
in ans other Industrial lac
We ielievo these things IA be-
lieye that it is time for all Of - to
take a tnrn al believing n them ard
boosting accordingly. Get busy.
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STORY OF THE DAY
TOLD BY TELEGRAPH

Continued from Page One.1
first returns from state show that
Taft carried the state by large ma
jority. while Hemens, Dem, former
governor. is running much ahead of
his ticket.
New York-50 election districts
out Of SIS in Brooklyn for Governor
Hughes e,253. Chanler 1893.
Shearn SIG.
Brooklyn-130 districts out OF 5S7
give Taft POSI-. Bryan 1875.
Hisgen 1.10I.
New York-The Times. World,
Herald and BROOKLYN Eagle announce
the election of Taft.
Chicago-4I0 precincts out of L.
2so give Taft 5s.s77. Bryan 1898.
New York-170 districts out of
1858 in Greater New York give
Taft 12,1s7. Bryan 25,s4s. Hisgen
1854.
Boston-The Globe Democrat an
nounoes that Taft has carried Massa-
ehusetts by 10000 and Draper has
been elected by $4,000.
New York-733 districts out of
1886 in state outside OF Greater New
York give Hughes 174.3S7. Chanler
1J0.669. Shearn 1924.
New York-100 out of $3.50 dis
tricts in Greater New York give Taft
4S.411. Bryan 50,5s0. Hisgen AZ
119.
New York-s3s districts In state
give Taft 219.63s. Bryan 160.799.
Chicago-435 out OF 1850 pre-
oiDets give Deneen 53.351. Steven
son 54.642.
Louisville-66 out of 222 precincts
in city and Jefferson county give Taft
8,09s. Bryan 6,529.
leslie county complete gives Taft
1902. Bryan 9,4O2.
Chieago-City Press association
returns from 400 city precincts
CONTINUED On Page Three.)
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The Republican candidates, win OF
lose. made a good campaign. II was
clean and as II Is looked over after
the heat OF craftsmanship wears OF
will reflect credit upon the individ-
uals engaged and upon their party.
Il Is the sort OF record that means
more strength in the future.
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The News waged no personal war
fare during the campaign just closed
Whatever it had to say was based on
the individual. In the county cam
paign there were some candidates
whom we felt should not receive Of
flee at the hands of the people, be-
cause vs. believed the abilities of
their Republican opponents to serve
the tax payers TO be greater. and per
haps in one or two instances their
methods OF conduct to be better.
That is all.
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COUNTY RESULTS.
Continued From Page One.l

bly, at Lane City, Republicans having
a slight advantage. Following Is the
complete vote: Taft. "a: Bryan. 80:
Bartlett. 20; Maxson. 10; Brown. IS:
Talbot, q. Ahern. %; Deadly. IL:
police biz. % for. L against: CAL
lagher. Il House, &c: Brnzan. 20;
Grain, ID. Loekhart. 81; Seill. 10;
Butler. q Neyin. %; McGregor. 10:
Mcknight. 81. Mcdonald. %. Old
field. IS: McFadden. "a: Reeves. "a.
Complete returns from remote pre-
cinets viii probably not be received
until this afternoon.
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A WORD ON THE CAMPAIGN.

The News Is a Republican paper.
In the campaign just closed is stood
for the Republican ticket from top to
bottom. and with special favor to
no single candidate. Ii did so be-
cause Il believes that Republican
principles are best and that RepuD-
lican administration Of affairs gets
the best results for the tax payer.
IL believes this 50 In national affairs
and believes that what is good at the
top must be good at the bottom, else
It would rot and fall away. The News
feels entitled to say these things now
that the campaign is over and also
entitled to draw the attention OF the
public to the fact that lis support Is
al all times ready. as = has demon
strated on various occasions. for the
cause of whatever it may deem 70
be right, regardless OF local feeling
and local lines. It is big enough and
broad enough 10 oyerstep these and
to do that which II believes best for
the largest number of the people. It
has no community axes to grind, no
fayorites to play nor no personal en-
mites to advance. 1t IS here for the
good of all the district and to do all
for each and every part of It and for
each and every resident In II that
II can. It believes that growth can
be made In no quarter without help
ing all quarters. II is at your SER
vice for all that it can see to be
honest and advantageous for the pub
lie and for those interests which
have put their millions in here and
are now maintaining a pay roll of
around 100000 a month. With
these interests it occupies the posi-
ton Of a fair deal for all and nothing
more. As for its attitude toward la
Dor, we do not feel that there is room
left at the close of the campaign for
comment. II has given its support
10 the limit to the representative ran
didates of labor in the campaign and
has stood for the honor and the pro-
lection of labor as against the as
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

The Democratic boys performed
well during the campaign. They
were gentlemen on the road and We
have yet TO hear of mud singing di-
reetly from them. The News has the
hand of good fellowship to extend
each OF them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

Widow Jones death. She isn't dead
yet"
How long xou want me 10 waite
We'll. were expecting her death
a ans minute nox.
Gosh. thai old widow always was
the eontrariesf person in Beanyille.
muttered the foreman as he pied seY-
eral lines lifting The type from the
form-Rohemiau.
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The next six months will witness
great strides in advance In Ely dis
triet and White Pine county. Keep
abreast with the movement.
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WIDOW WAS

The editor Of The Beanyilie Clarion
dashed wildly into the composing
room and yelled % the foreman:
Eli Hank. hold that story OF
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

The election over. lets urn to
whooping things up in White Pine
and taking advantage Of the things
coming 10 hand.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

the vote OF East Ely looks mighty
good II stood by the straight ticket
nobIy.
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AS ROOSEVELT SEES BRYAN.

You say that you have sdyo-
Gated more radical measures
against private monopolles than
either / or ny party associates
have been willing TO undertake.
You have, indeed. advocated
measures that sound more radi-
cal. but they have the prime de-
feet that In practice they would
not work. should not in this
letter 10 you discuss your att.
tude on this question IL you did
not yourself bring II up, but as
you have brought IL up, answer
you that In my judgment the
measures you advocate would be
wholly Ineffective In curing q
single evil. and 50 far a. they
had any effect al all. would mere.
ly throw the entire BUSINESS OF
the country into hopeless aud ut
ter confusion. put Mr.. Taft's
deeds against your words I ask
that you be judged both By the
words yen wish remembered. and
BY the words that seemingly you
and your party now desire 10
have forgotten. hold IL
entirely natural for any great
lawdefying corporation to wish
TO see you placed In the Presi-
deney rather than Mr.. Tar. YoE
plans 10 put a stop to the abuses
Of these corporations are wholly
chimerlcal - Theodore Roose.
Welt
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

Ely district Is the big thing In the
eyes Of the investing world today.
Keep that in mind.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

IL it Is true that Roosevelt Is going
TO take 10 the stu bryan VIII have
to take 10 the ods.-Philadelphia
Press.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

AR. Bryan no h. ger refers t. Mr..
Roosevelt as bis t%tiator. counterpart
and understudy.-s Louis Giobe-utm-
ocrat.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

Scratching was epidemic in the
country yesterday. In view OF which
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a speciality of dishes. namely Real Mexican Chill and all kinds OF salads
fresh chicken salads and all kinds fresh shell fish salads. and oyster
loaf. hot and cold sandwiches. l make all my own bread and pastry.
also make my salad dressing and uSe the purest m best ingredients.
We also serse a IN chicken dinner every Sunday for % cents We .Tve
home cooking. every one knows what home cooking means, Sc cali OF
the southern this winter for those Sprciai dishes. located North West
of Phehy Block. - 80 Hr&a# - =
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Eaeoarasinx small Accounts.

The device Of issuing postal say
ings bank stamps has met with some
Response. The stamps are simply a
method By which small amounts can
De deposited without the expense OF
issuing a book, figuring interest, and
opening an account.
-0n the whole. the szsepiicn accord
I'd the postsl savings bank has been
gratifying. aud gives good promise
The investment u the funds Is ia the
hands q a postal savings bank invest
ment board. which carries a certain
amount Of the funds on deposit. and
has limited power OF investment. The
law provides that - per cent OF the
money held on deposit may be iosnel
On frst class real estate. under ilmlta
dons carefully drawn TO protect the
depozifors. aud 10 per eent on agricui.
furai lands under still more rigid llmi
fatioux
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-04

AT nrst the Filipinos did not TO
any great extent avail themselves Of
the opportunity OF depositlng & portion
OF their receipts IA the postal savings
bank. anda great bulk Of the ~depositors
were Americans and OF other nation
alities. As the advantages OF this sys-
TEN have been disseminated through
means OF schools. government bureaus,
private agencies and others. the pro-
portion OF Filipinos IL continually In
ereasing. and gives very good promise
that the FilIpiBos VIII learn { o trust
their money TO the care Of the govern
ment- aud welcome the opportunity.
The accounts opened up 10 the
close OF the fiscal year numbered
2,676, Of which 347 were closed. Iear-
ing 2329 still open. The deposits
reached the total sum Of 7s6.351la3 Pc
sos-an average Of 1os2i pesos With
drawals reached the total amount OF
260.4992l pesos. leaving a net deposit
OF J9.46331 pesos ri the end of the
fiscal year-6r the first nine months
Of the operation Of the postal savings
bank-but b. no means the first nine
months OF operation OF the average
number OF Offices. the smaller ones
having been opened from time TO time
during the year. 81 that many had
not been opened more than a month or
two ~ the time these figures We're
taken.
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saults of the organ WI would pose
as the friend of labor which loses
40 opportunity to E labor, and
TO do Il in the most IS and ma
lignant manner II connection
the time Is perhaps ne TO in
yite the consid ratio ne public
TO the attitude OF Z in this
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PRACTICAL
DEMONSTRATION.
Actual Operation OF Postal Savings
Backs in Philippines.
Two Years Experiment Indicates
the Plan Is Successful.

The only pstsl savings bank sys-
ten Ia operation under the American
flag i that in TIE PHILIPPINES. where,
after rwo years Of experiment. the
Institution has been declared a great
Success In the report Of The Philip
pine commission. just published. the
postal savings bank Is discussed brief
y, IL part as follows.
The postal savings bank was first
opened IN Manila OF Oct. !. 1906
The law provides for three classes
with Limitations as 10 the amounts
that ean BE received az any one time
IN each class. Following the opening
Of the Manila ofhce. other postal say
ings hank Offices were opened IN Yari>
Gus cities. Il different classes. until
at the Close Of he year 235 had been
opened. OF which Q were first. SC we're
secobd and 40 were third cas-
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sIxTlETH ANNIVERSARY OF A NOTED Nav YoRK CHURCH.

Recently the Church Of the Tanshgurahon- known popuisry eyeryw where
- the Little Church Around the Corner" celebrated Its sxteth anniversary
On account Of its record Of marriages nearly 2n0o-H has also been called
"Gothams Greuna Green The Rev. George II. Houghton. u D. was its frs
rector and II bis death his nephew. Rev. Dr. George {. TIonghton4 the present
Incumbent w3s called
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Gcit iiber 60 ssahren

ibon ipltr0c g1rs. 8inslotp's Sootb-
ino-SDrup Don Mi1ionen bon Wfiit-
tern bcim 3abnen Ser &iroer ange-
lpenoet. g9irlt gu I'M S6lafe bnrh
bas S1rcicn eines &inbes gelt0rt,
Dos i'm 3abnen lit nno Dor S6mer5en
meint2 Ssenn 10, laiie fofprt cine
Slaidc bon nNfrs. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-GDrllp4 ljolcn. Seiu 8ert tit
lmbc5obl6or. Sc miro Dem fleinen
9cioenocn iofort 2inoerune beridaf-
fcn. @crIab, cltb oarouf, Weiitter,
cs lit feiu 3lpciid oariiber. gs beilt
9iorrboc, reglliltt oen @agen nno
Sic 9liercn. tcicitigt @ino-&olif, en-
luciht Sen 8aulil9L berbinoert @nt-
climbing ino itdrft oas ean5e SD-
itcn. nM'rS. g9inSlolp's Sootbing
Sprnp" iiir 8dfmcn0e ainber 1T an-
ocncbn im Oci1mof; oas Ge5ept
itanlmt non ciurm Der 5elten tpeibli-
den 9(er5te in bcn Ser. Staoten gs
lit 6ci otlcu 9ulQ1ijten in Der gan5en
@clt 81 6otcn. @reis % Gents per
sSloldc. Gnuft nitfltS onoeres oIs
,Wfrs. g9inSlou'S Gootbing Sprllp."
Goralliiert inter ser 5000 ono
0nlgs 9lfte. 30. SUM- 1906, Serial
3lunmcr 1908.
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ssprt Gant Spnitpn.

Die geoeutllne Der Weilitdritation
ouf Gem Commencement 9iigel miro
BON ltltferer Stabt fnlln geniigenl
gepiiroigt @5 tit geraoe5n erltaln-
lid), mas 6a SITES Dor fidb gebt uno
gebalit miro. @on Ben 81 @eballoe1l,
Bic beinabe pollel1oet li1lo, iino aht
sfaielren fir g1ttppen, cine fir Die
9lilitolfopeae, 80 Sffi8iersmobnlla-
gen uunoerGeit Speiieidle, &iide nno
gfebengebduoe. Gs feblen nod 5ebn
groBe Stalle. 9lngebote merben benz
nod,it eiltgeforoeft lperoen fir Die
.grbonung einer garerei uno peridie=
oener an0erer Gebauoe, fir bie gln=
Ioge eine5 eleftiiIAen 8eleubtungs=
ipitens, ben g8aiiertperfen, elmer
&unlpTtatiou, fir Die @rooierung nno
Wsocaooalilierung Ger Straben fir
Drainage etc. etc. @en1l 9laes fer
tig 1T, miro Sort Sam 6oniton ein
8lieooe=&ouptquortier.
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mi. 9iffert por sic 9(uspanoerl1nq

rtno 3iffertl nor oie 9lusnanoerltng
iiber Sanburg nm ein 8iertel gerin=
ger als in Dem elei6en 3eitrutm
oes SSabres 1907, oieienige iiber 8re-
men I'M ein Siebetttel.
Die 8ariier Boli5ei bat bret
befannte 9nar6iIten namens &nbn,
9teur uno 9tuiiel perbaftet. @lei65et-
tig bot iie cine erbBe auantitat 9D-
nanlit bei6lagnobn1t, pel6e Die orei
in gelis bottelt. @s ideint, als
menn sic orei an elmer eeeen Die ga=
BORDEN geridteten Geri6mornng be-
teiligt gerpeIen iinb.
9ie ebelnalige 4ronprin5eiiin
BON Sa6len, iuelbe fiir5lib onr6 ibre
Seirot nit Dem italienilden 8ianiiten
Soiedi pieoer 10 piel bon iid reoen
mobte, trdgt fib nit nenen Hlanen.
@ns &arIsru6e perlalttet, oaB cine
befreunoete 0an1ilie IN 2inoau bon
5rau GoieM telegrop6iid benaGricb=
tigt ruroc, oieie beabiidltige cine eno-
giiltige S0eioltnq Inn iid 0arna6
Dauern0 IN @eufidlano nieoer5uloI=
len.
Ser 0fii8iers-steaocrtreter ..
3. 2eopolo @olOidaliot, lpelder I'M
9e5ealber ban ienIotiorleIlen 9lrfenal=
failer=Ioub in 8ien ausfiibrte, lit
bonn 64ltonoigen @eridt gu orei SSaJz
ren i1meren Gerfers 6erlrteilt nor
oen. Sic Ger1anolnngeiL bic iib
pergleidslreiie raid abipidelten, ba
iibet oell Eotbeltailo feilt 3meffel Of
maltete, crrcgtell oos lebbaiteite sSr-
terrific meiteiter &reiie. 0oloidjni0t
Datte ben Strei6 nod Dem S6enlo
oeriibt. bas Der befal1llte aSanpt-
rnonn Don &openif" auseebedt bate.
@r eridien in 9ffi5iersuniform III
Ser glrienaIsfaffe nnb lieB fi9 1nter
oeun @orgebelt i.ll 9luftrase oes Of
pi{ionsfonlalanoos Die Gaife oes AZ.
grtiaerie- e-Gegintents ob5uDolen, bon
oent oienfttuenoesi lliteroffi5ier Die
S9laiiel ousbanoigen. Sierauf
nQbrr1 er cen Snbalt Der Safe IN Sobe
oon $4,000 Gronen an 1ib nno Der-
i1noalo.
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3lua,,sia s,aGre

lit es geraOe ber, ieitoen id) bnr:G
9ndfcns gfrltica Salbe oonernb pon
6luten0en 9aniorrboiben eebeilt tpur-
oe," i9reibt .. 6. @ooleber BON Sc
9apSpiilc, sc. 9. gudlens @riiito
SaIbe beilt Die idlintnllten Sautlplnl-
Sen, Gci1ipiire, grono. inlo anoerc
Wulloen in fir5eiter 8eit. % Cts.
bei s(ooIp1 9reiB uno 81. @o6n &
So 9Ipotbefer
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SSabl . Mn5sigeu.
asRr elcriff.

9ie n5rcie Yrc1e fir 8cgns" III a1itos
riiicrt. dll5l6cigcn, 6n5 g. o Qinos
leu Gdnoibot fir rus Slml cilies G6crifts
Don g'crar Gourt9 1T luio iicb scr gnts
ideioun1 Der benofratiiden Trimdrs
nnblen imteriuirit.
Sic .6rcic 9rciie fir gcros" lit aitos
riIiert. nii3u5emell. naB Same VI e
1tosfcD aaHAiert fir htls Smi
oes Gbcriffs npn @crnr County III uIt
iidl zen ecHofrntiibcn 9rinlaripahIcr in
5uli untcr!uiyft.
gic s5rcie WreiIe filr Tero5" ii
autoriIicrt, anSli5cincn, bal; g8 NJ 6
@ofort6 Seroioat fin ba5 Pint ei=
ne8 G6eriff3 BON @erar Goimtn lit ilnt
lid Der @uti6eioung Ser benlofratil1ei
RrinGrtpaglen utteripirft.
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Sa3 9lidltiec erhalten.

usSor 8 Sobrea idien es, als batte
meine Stunoe eeiGlagcll iagt Scr
s. SartGiilg bon @lia Greet, sSl1o
Serr. ua}ein 2cbcn 1ing nur nod
on einenl sSaoeil. 3cill Ipotbefel
enlpfabl mir electric @itters. 81
foufte ih cine 8lai6e lino erbiel1
mos ib broltdte ar(Ft Ginen Sui
ihon i'm 0ro5e, bra6ta mid electric
gitters nieber ouf oen 9onlln.1 = lin
fer gorailtie berfallft bon 9fo. 9reif
uno 81. Gobn & So, 9(potAefer. sc
Cents
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Serb. StaHel,
Samen SanbIune.

"KlNG COTTON FERTILIZER"
bringt boppelten grtrag in Cotton, Corr
unb alien 5elb< unb @nrten.Brobuften
SsemeS Sel. 372. 9titeS Eel. 191-1r
3l9 OFT Commerce StraBe.
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Cine 0epelAe ats Sogen

Cine 0epel6e aus So9en II
l1tab meloet Gin neitli6 fabrel1oer
ssradt5ug muroe BEL 2ncine BON Ell
ner g6oar bungrieer 2anoitreider
onaebalten, eine Hefrigerator=gor er-
brodeu uno ooraus eine Menge
Sdinfen, 5ped inro ionitige gBpa-
rem geltoblel1. Die fiinf 3ngbeoiel=
iteten moreu auBer Stanoe iib Der
per5ueifelten @eiellen 5u eripebren,
nno oielelbell entfamen nit tbrer
8eute.
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g2nrh Aen horIieoen6en ftotii

9aod oen borliegen6en ftotilti-
iden geri6ten bot Die 0letaa= Gro'
b1iftion Merifo's fpabreno oes Sab-
res 1907 eiuen @ert pon 1872 Weil-
lioneil Dollars mer. 8abrung ge-
babt. GaDon elltfieIen allf Silber
81 Milionel1 Gup5er 90 Miaionen
@ol0 81 Miaionell 8Iei is 0liaio-
nen unb enoere Metaae 8uiammen G
Nlilinnen.
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Gin sraam ron GlgFna,

s)sir trFn,it., ie.j suar geitorbea
Hub I'M GlgIinin;
Tes Qnnbc3 grofe Safer
Sic ginge;t Dnrt Gctlm-
Sic finS Sn mir acfcnl.nen,
iln1 frugen ittdl, anf CIR:
g8ie es bonn fentsntaGe
3ni Ganb ber Srcibeit iuar'.
Spd) ipie idJ es beribtet,
Sa id)iittcln tie has 5anpt,
ltnh madten ernite Wtienen
ltnb baben's famnt geglanbt.
@eprge @albingtpn, ber rtetnte:
,gSie fann bas u11glidb ietn,
Saf bas Die Gnfelfinber
SpH ben @enuiien ntet,..
Sie iid) perbieten laiien
Sen Sraif, ber tbncn idjmeft,
@nnad) lit unf'ren Sagen
Die Singer man geleft."
ltnb Sefferipn, ber briintn,te:
,Sit bas Scmufratie,
Wsit fpldJem i3pangsgeieben?
Sas Sing, has fannt tdl nie!
gSer Sempfrat iidj nemnt,
ttnb ftimmt 8robibittpn,
Scnt iuerhc in ser 6Dlle
Safiir bes 2iigners 9DDn."
Sp mnrrteu nieie oelben -
llnb ha bin i'd eriuadJt
linn hnhe Dfl neftt Vroitfltp
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-07-22
- THREE FINE GAMES.
Dawson WOrstcd FIT. Gaines With
Bat and Ball.

From the FIT. Gaines Sentinel.
Last week in announcing the ap-
preaching series of three games be-
tween the Dawson and Fort Gaines
baseball teams the Sentinel promised
in advance a fine exhibition Of the
national sport, and that's exactly
what We had every one of the three
days.
Fort Gaines took the first game of
the series on Monday by a score OF
IS to ), with Wolff in the box and
Hobbs catching for the home team.
and Hill and Mize doing the battery
work for Dawson.
On Tuesday, by a fine rally in the
seventh inning. Dawson took the sec
)nd game by a score of to ), with
McRee in the box and Mize catching
,or Dawson, and Williams and Hobbs
doing the battery work for the home
team.
On Wednesday the third and last
game of the series found Wolff again
in the box for the home team, Hill
in the box for Dawson, with Hobbs
and MiZe behind the bat for their re-
spective teams. The game was fast
and snappy, and was won by Dawson
by a score of to I.
It was great ball playing, and the
home folks are satisfied with the
work of the home team, and Dawson
can boast of fine amateur representa-
tives.
One important fact is that the gate
| receipts were better than usual, and
for the first time this season the
games did not cost more than they
/ came to.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-07-22
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