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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

hVea3J aeoEpofaoyi
para3W $40. Kaz',aierza
WSnona, MINI.
po,mat Winona, stan Minnesota.
i: Poniewaz nizej podpisany
J6zef b. .Gotter, rzymsko-ka-
biskup dyecezyi Vino
ma W Minnesota uwaza "a
Ist6sowne utworzenie zorga-
nizowanie korporacyi religij-
.nej W tym stanie W celu i u
.w1adza okreslona Statutami
|tegoz Stanu, i poniewaz
wezWaf do :sp6lnictWa W tel.
|sprawie Jakuba Coyne, wika-
rego generalnego wymienionej
dyecezyi i Jakuba Pachol-:
skiego, rzymsko-
proboszcza parafii. sw. Kazi-
mierza W powiecie Winona W:
|Stanie Minnesota i poniewaz:
lei: biskup,I:wikary generalny:
Ii proboszcz W mysl statutu:
stanowego wybrali i ustano-:
will do wsp6lnego tworzenia:
%omawianej korporacyi Fran
|ciszka Kusztelskiego i jana:
Neumana, dw6ch swieckich
cz1onk6w rzymsko-katolickie-
|go koscio1a nslezacych do wy
{mienionej parafi i W niej
mieszkajacych.
Przeto p~odajemy niniejszem
lido og6lnej ~wiadomosci, re
my,-J6zefB, Cotter, .biskup,
|Jak6b Coyne, .wikary gene
rainy, Jak6b Pacholski, pro-
'boszcz i Franciszek Kusztel-
ski i Jan" Neuman, czfonko-
vie rzeczonego. kosciofa jak
lpowyzej, faczymy sic W celu
Iinkorporowania sic pod nazwa
i W zamiarze nizej podanym
zgodnie z przepisami tytu}u 4.
rozdziafu "a: :og6lnych statu-.
lt6w Stanu Minnesota i niniej-.
lszem p~rzyjmujemy i pod pisu-
Jenny nastepujace Artykufy:
inkorporacyjne:
| ARTYKULaL. Imie. tel:
korporacyi ma bye: KoSci6f:
sw. Kazimierza, Winona, Mi:
nnesota, miejscem istnienia:
miasto Winona,t Mimi: :
ARTYKULL II. Og6lny eel.
|korporacyi jest: zajac sic l.
E%prowadzic sprawy doczesne
rzymsko-katolieKiego Koscio--:
Ia W tel param;, popierac in
'teresy duchoWe, wychowaw-..
|cze i inne .koscii6cj11a rzym. kat.
W tejze parafi; uczynk6w mi
|4osierdzia, dobrej wolf. i jail.
muzny; zajac sic i rozporz9-
dza6 wszelka w1asnoscia oso-
|bista i 'realna,z jaka kiedykol-
wick, W Jakikolwiek spos6b i
W jakimkolwiek celu dostanie
sic ma w}asnoS6. tel korpora-
cyl czy przez kupno, czy W
podarunku, czy W inny spo-
sob, hipotekowa6, sprzedac
lub W inny spos6b MIA rozpo-
rzadzic Wed}ug potrzeb kor-
poracyi.
ARTYKUh ILL.,. Cz1onko-
vie korporacyi: wymienieni
biskup, wikary generalny,
proboszcz i dwaj swieccy, O.
brani jak powyzej i ich ma
|stepcy tworza grono dyrekto-
ROW i jake tacy maja w}adze
zafatwiac interesy korporacyi.
". Urzedni-
k6w korporacya ma: prezy-
'denta, vice prezydenta, kasy-
era i sekretarza. Biskup albo
osoba W lego miejsce zamia-
bedzie- ex-officio =
:prezydentem; kasyer i sekre-
tarz maja= bye -obierani z
czfonk6w. korporacyi. Gas
urzedowania sekretarza ! ka-
syera oraz ich~:;: eboWiazki, wy
ljawszy .te, jake So objete: W
Artykufach, moga bye okres-
lone ustawami Pobocznemi
(By-Laws). Dyrektorzy moga
kazdego czasu .usunac sekre-
TARA Tub: kasyera, jezeli uwa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

to- take {: charge OF and alllg manager
all the temporal affairs Of the
Catholic Church in
said parish ;ig i !; to promotes
spiritually educational and
otherisinttes'rlsNkHts Of the said Ro-
B; Eatholic Church in saidl
Parish a. including all the cha
ritable, benevolent and elee-
mosynarN work Of said Church
iihsaid Pdriah; to take charge
"a, hold a~ndmanage all pro-
perty, personal and real, that
may at any time or in any.
manner, come to or vest IN
this Corporation for any pur-
pose whatever, whether by.
purchase, gift, grant, devise
or 'otherwise, and to mortgage
the same, sell and otherwise
dispose Oft as: the necessi-
ties OF the said Corporation
may require.
ARTICLE III. The mem
bers of said Corporation, viz.
The said Bishop, Vicar &C.
neral, Pastor and the two
Laymen, selected and chosen
as aforesaid, and their respect
i've successors, shall constitute
its Board Of Directors, and as
such shall have power to tran
sact all the business of said
Corporation,
ARTICLE ~. The officers
of said Corporation shall be a
President, Vice-President,
Treasurer, and Secretary. The
Bishop, or person appointed
Lin his place or stead, shall be
er-offffcio President, and the
Secretary and Treasurer shall
be chosen from the members
of said Corporation. The term
of office of the Secretary and
Treasurer and the duties of
leach, except SO far as the same
are fixed by the Articles, may
be prescribed by the Bylaws.
The Board Of Directors may
at any time remove any Sc
cretary or Treasurer, if they
shall deem that the best
interests of the Corporation
require such removal. In all
cases the Treasurer shall be.
required to give bonds, with.
sureties, to this Corporation,
conditioned that he will faith
fully account for and pay.
lover all moneys that may
come into his hands as such
Treasurer, and otherwise:
faithfully discharge the du-
ties of his office, which bonds
shall, before he enters upon
the duties of. his Office, be.
approved by the President,
~Vice-President and Secretary
of this Corporation by en-
dorsement in writing to that
effect made thereon.
ARTICLE V. The Direct
ors Of said Corporation may,
by a majority vote, contract
debts not exceeding in a.:
mount three hundred dollars,
but debts in excess Of that
sum may be contracted by the
vote and consent of all the
Directors. No real estate be-
longing to said Corporation
shall be sold, mortgaged, in
numbered, or disposed of in
any way without the consent
of all the Directors.
ARTICLE vi. The said
Director may, by a unanimous
vote, adopt such Bylaws,
not contrary to the Laws of
this State, the Statutes Of said
Diocese Of Winona, and the
discipline of the Roman Ca
tholic Church, and these Ar
ticles, as may be deemed ne
cessary for the proper govern
ment Of this Corporation and
the management of the pro-
perty and business thereof;
and may, by a like vote, alter
or amend the same, and when
50 adopted, such Bylaws,
and all amendments thereof.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

Cd kilku lat pisma liberal
ne, kt6rym jedynie ma tenn
:zalezy, ably lud nasz "a jaka-
.badz Gene zniechecic do du-.
chowie6stwa i wyzsze w1adzy
|duchownej, a tenn samem O.
s}abi6 Ware tego ludu, stra-
sza go utrata ciezko okupio-
nej wfasnosci parafalnej. Wa
Ia niby taranem W urojone
niebezpiecze6stwo, wrzeszczac
z cafych sill: ,,Polacy odbie-
rajcie Biskupom Wasza Was
nose, inaczej Irysze albo
Niemcy VAN je zabiora a z
Was W dodatku sic nasmie-
ja!'... So to strachy ma lachy,
|ale niejeden, czytajac takie
|pogr6zki czesto, m6g}by W
nie nareszcie uwierzyc, ably
przeto oszczedzic wszystkim
niepotrzebnego strachu i rzec2
1--we w}asciwem przedstawi(
swietle, postaralismy sic o ko'
pie dokumentu korporacyi,
jakiemi zabezpieczone So pa
rafie W dyecezyach naszej pro.
wincyi, i ten document poda'
jemy W Originate i W polskim
nrzek}adzie:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

pedzac mo-
wi: = ia musze: 2 Czechami
zrobit porzadek, a Konrad
sam z swojem wojskiem dzi-
kich napastnik6W: nie poko~
ma. 49,.
.Zawinit Konrad tom, i5 u:
fall Niemcom. .>..<. ~. ::
Powin :!e9 by}, y. viedzie6t, il .
.Nie9miec Oh cb1o'f &. j p}aszezza 2
krzyzem uhierze, serca swe-:
go ME zmie nj A dobrze .po.
wiada stara j: p}iopsenka: s<zr.
s.: P6ki 6Yiat 6wiia9term ~
Me bedzie Niemiec Pola-
kowi bra ate ;a'x.@ :~,4."">::~
y,.:. :lV.z~"
Mk gospodmzyI Krzy&acy ~
PoLsce? a. ~.
"Sto lat mija}oS}!- jak zakon
!" @:-& .niJt1.''s>N krzyzowy
"We krwi ppgahatwa p6fnocnego:
.s.:ju<nl: III 9TH. brodzi}:
"Juz Prus ak. sqFyje unohylat W o.
H.. kowy,
club ziemie odda1f,,' a ! Z Z dudsz2 u
;=tEaHi1 " ssthoa -.
"Niemiec "a zbisg7ierm, .rozpusscif
* H~,fsx'al. at&gonitwy,
"Wiezif, .1mQorFd}aowa}, .az, do! ggra-
III s.A<ny~I<:< nc ,h!!tHXy'
80; IL Adam pm ;;Mliickiewi'ezz~ TT
iKonrad. Mazowieckih spro-
wadzi} Krzyzak6w lido Po]ski
W roku -4daf. m':zie-'
mic che}mi6ska, a oni obo-
wiazali sic" bronze Polak6w
cd wrog6w: n:5"& ~
Krzyzaoy~zaozeli njednak'
gospodsrowa6 tax, IL: pc So
latach z%awojowal IL ~Prusy,
stworzyli tam; swoje pa6stwo
i postarali sic. o,:tos .azeby
cesarz niemiecki zatwierdzi}
ich prawo do tych: ziem. %
Pobudowali >oni: #wspania}e
zamki obronne, w Malborgu,
W .Prusiech, swoja stolice "a
1ozyli, zdobywali :coraz wick
SEE ::obszary ziemis l. groma-'
dill majatki. Ma Litwe| ma
padali. jako. wrogowie "nai-.
straszliwsi.~ ::< . -
Po]sce zabra]is :Pomorze,
Dobrzy6 go. .zna-'
cry, wzieli5 pc. :wielkim ka-
waikiki kraju, a sfa}szowai pa.
piery i przedstawili, il chi
.dostali to zielnie w zapisie.
Zaczeli sic Po]acy bromie
chcieli Krzy6ak6w odpedzic,
ale ME {atwo> by}o jeh poke:
mac, DO; KFzyzecy,:oggfosit W.
6wiecie, il walczas ", obronie
chrze6cia6stwa, q rozmaic;'
rycerze 2 innyoh %kraj6wsspie-
szyli i'm ma pomoc. Kr6l 10
kietek stanal~ do bftwys7z
Krzyzaka1n1 i~podfPbo#camf.:5i,
pobi1 ich, Il. 1879. Lecz
Krzyzacy snow'u rabowali;
palili,: brazil do, ;niswolli orali
jak bydletami tysia-
CO. krzyMd: czynili.s Jnz,. si6d-
me: pokolenijis|, ~, v Po y e 4: L {
vie ME miaso spokoiu odtyeh
rabusi6 I; i 1oabd9ini3'k|t 'fss, u1
la. rzadzii owl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18
0 Krzyzakach W Pol:
see. :*:
l.. - g..
Kto 6yH hrzy&dc:yj;?;

Kto 6y6 Arzy&dcy?
Kto to byli Krzyzacy,
z kt6rymi wojne Polacy mu,
sieli prowadzic?
= Krzyzacy to byli Mem.
cy, kt6rzy tworzyli rycerski
zakon. Ubierali sic oni W bia-
le iplaszcze, a ma Mich .by}y
wyszyte czarne krzyze i cd
tych p}aszcz6w u mas navy
wall sic "Krzyzakami".
Me wszyscy Niemcy: byli
:Krzyzakami, tylko ci, kt6rzy
zapisywali sic do zakonu ME:
mieckiego. Zakonnicy ci po-
wiadali, il beda s}uzyc Chry-
stusowi i beda bronic k1zy.
ia I'd wrog6w. 1~
By}oby to bardzo }adnie,
gdyby .ci zakonnicy" Niemcy
tax czynili, jak powiadali.
Ale oni pod ten bia}y p}aszcz
z krzyzem, schowali NIECE
ostry, sznury i fa6cuchy
wzieli jak zb6je, a poszli, aze'
by ludzi zabijac, chwytac: W
niewole, rabowac, palic liza
bierac pc kawalku zierni:
Straszne, okropne :trzebaby
%opowiada6 rzeczy, azeby
przedstawi6, czem byli Krzy:
lacy. Niejedna ksiazke juz7o
Krzyzakach u mas napisano,:
niejeden malarz ju5; staral
sic W obrazie przedstawit
czyny Krzyzak6w.
Dok1adnie opisa} Krzyza.
:k6w Sienkiewicz W powie6ci
p. t. "Krzyzacy".. Najlepiej
wymalowa} Matejko W: obra-
zie p, t. "Bitwa pod; Grun4
waldem."
Skqd sic wzieI h'zy&acy 70 Pol.
Polska miela sasiad6w,
kt6rzy ma MIA czesto, napada-s
Ii i chcieli pc kawalku. ziemi.
ola siebie zabie1at.
Cd poludlia Czesi. d DC
cali j zabierali pc klaWa q:
Cd zachodu NiemcY rag pc
raz wpadli.
: Cd samego poczatkaNiem.:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-18

pisma ulotne, broszury ! kssia-
zieczki. Me dose i'm tego, te-
raz pono beda procesoWY! y :
:kazdego, u kogo cos ,,podej-
;rzanego'' znaleziono. 20 10
odwet "a przeggr;ana
pod G~runwaldem!
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
Sheriff's Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County.-Will be
sold at the court house door in said
county, on the first Tuesday in No
vember, 1910, within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following property, to-wit:
One Sterling piano No. 9513, and
also one top buggy, red running gear
and black body; been in use about 1S
months. Levied on as the property
of Ella and Lorton Sharper by S. j..
Furgerson, L. c., and returned to
me for advertisement. Said prop
erty is levied on to satisfy a mort
gage foreclosure issued from the
909th district, G. M, of Terrell
county, in favor of Curry & Jerni-
gan against Ella and Lorton Sharp
er. This September 26, 1910.
M. G. HILL, Sheriff.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
Administrator Sale.

State of Georgia, Terrell County
By virtue of an order from the Court
of Ordinary of Terrell county, Geor-
gia, will be sold on Tuesday, Novem-
Der LIST, 1910, before the court house
door, in the city of Dawson, Ca, dur
ing the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described lands, to-wit: All of lot
of land number fifty (50) except
two (2) acres that are owned by r.
L. Compton, and two (2) acres off
of the west side of lot number fifty
one CD, making a total of two
hundred and two and one-haH
(20213) acres, more or less, and ly-
ing and being in the Eleventh (11th)
district Of Terrell county, Geor ;ia,
and known as the Willis Lay home
place, and where he, the said J. w.
Lay, was living at the time of his
DEATH also at the same time and
place one share of The Farmers
Warehouse stock of Shellman, Ca.
of the par value of $25. Sold as
the property Of j. w. Lay, deceased,
for the purpose of paying debts and
distribution. This October 3, 1910.
G. w. BELL,
Administrator ]. w. Lay, deceased.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
Sheriff. Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County.-Will be
sold on the first Tuesday in Novem-
Der next, at public cutlery, at the
court house in said county, within
the legal hours of sale, to the high
est bidder for cash, the following
described property, to-wit One
open buggy, yellow running gear,
black body, made by the Ellis Car
riage Works; also one dark bay
horse about nine years old. Said
property levied on as the property of
j. T. McLendon to satisfy an execu-
ton issued by the City Court of
Dawson, in said county, in favor of
G. G. Lundy against said J. T. Nc
Tendon, said property being in pos
session of ]. T. McLendon. This
Oct. 3, 1910. M. G. HILL Sheriff
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26

T IT w lame In your testimonials. Mrs.
" MITCHELL, Box 3, Sabattus, Me.
another Woman Helped
4b uSIanllteville, VT. -"I was passing
froU Uugh the Change of Life andsuffered
Sun nervousness and other annoying
ff99bHI ap Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
s stoLe compound restoredmy health and
Of off'e o1f and proved worth mountains
Snf sola to me. For the sake of other
ssb5nlIeiT55ng women l am willing you
Quo IN publish my letter." - Mrs.
VIZ TiTIj3RL LIE; BARCLAY, RID, Granite
II Women who are passing through
i SIaS r. critical period or who are suffer
ny ny from any of those distressing ills
aioRl to their sex should not lose
Ti 81! OF the fact that for thirty years
myaa E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Re oIliu' which is made from roots and
f tGr9 9 mas been the standard remedy
ro mn l!e4Llale ills. In almost every COM
6aglai you will find women who
n % peen restored to health by Lydia
- AnKham's Vegetable Compound.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
A TRIBUTE Or RESPECT.
A Comrade Writes in Memory of the
Late j. 7. Waller.

A4StlO Os NaAloFs
Comrade James T. Waller was
born in Putnam County, Ca, April
II, 1912, and departed this life at
Graves Station on Friday, the 14th
of October. 1910, aged 6S years, 5
months and 81 days. In the death
OF this good man Terrell county has
lost one of its best citizens, the Meth
odlst church, to which he be-
longed, one of it's best members, his
dlsconsolate companion, the best of
husbands and Mrs. George Bedden-
neld, his only child, the best of
Iathefs. He was a member of the
grand and glorious soldiers of the
sra Georgia regiment, and partici-
pated in all the battles in which
that gallant command was engaged.
Thrice he was wounded, once in the
leg, hip and shoulder, and once cap
tured and suffered all the privations
OF Fort Delaware. He was quite an
entertaining man and for hours at
time, have l listened to his CLOSE
calls on the sanguinary fields of
carnage, on the march, and around
the camtires. He has answered to
the last roll call, he sleeps his last
sleep, he has fought his last battle.
NO sound can awake him to glory
again. Sleep on embalmed and
sacred dead, dear as the blood YOU
gave, no impious footsteps ere shall
tread the heritage of your grave. ="
At New Bethel church on Sunday.
the 10th of October, the funeral
sermon was preached by Brother
barley, his pastor, and the last sad
rites were performed at the grave
where valor proudly sleeps" Hun
dreds of sorrowing relatives and
friends there looked upon his face
for the last time until the graves
shall give up the dead that are in
them, and the sea roll her millions
to the shore" My true fried and
confederate veteran, farewell. The
bereaved ones have my tenderest
sympathies, as l, too, am most sorely
bereaved.
T. A. McWILLIAMS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
CAN'T DENY 1T.
If This Had Happened in San Fran
cisco Istead of Dawson More Than
One Reader Might Doubt 1t.

The average man is a doubter.
This is not surprising public
have been humbugged so frequently
they are skeDrical. Proof like the FOL
lowing will stand investigation. 1t
can not be disputed
Mrs. Annie Potts, Nelson Ave,
Dawson Ga, says: 81 have been
taking Doan's Kidney Pills only
a short time but can say that they
have given me more relief from
kidney trouble than any other rem
edy l have ever tried. For several
years this complaint chung to me,
causing severe pains in the small of
my back Recently l decided to
try Doan's Kidney Pills and procured
a box at the Peoples Drug Store.
This remedy greatly benefited me
and in return I willingly recommend
it to other kidney sufferers.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan' s
and take not other.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
sEERs PREDICT HARD WINTER.
Thicker Goose Bones and Big Nuts
Supply Indicate FrigiditY.

Thicker Goose Bones and Big Nuts
Supply Indicate Frigidity.
Uncle Hiram Hillbourne, of Lake
City, Ia, last winter predicted the
greatest snowfall the Hawkeye state
has known for years, and this fall he
is telling his friends there about
the coming winter.
Because the blackberry vines are
loaded there will be a severe winter,
he says. A heavy crop of blackber-
ries follows a snowy winter, and a
snowy winter, according to Hill
bourne's weather signs, is followed
by cold, dry winter
Uncle Hiram adds some original
and novel signs which, he says, pre-
tend much zero weather. A few
are:
Moles are digging deep, and one
was unearthed seven feet below the
surface.
Spiders are seen huddled up be-
meath stones, and their webs are
abandoned thus early in the fall
Bees have been observed working
after shutdown.
Trees have thick coverings of moss
on the north side, thicker than US
ual
The corp of hickory nuts is i'm
mense, and oehr nuts are abundant.
The goose bone is bluer and thick
err than ever, there is a heavy shell
to hickory nuts, muskrats have built
unusually big houses, and the fur
is thick on all animals-in New
Jersey.
Consequently the farmers of the
Orange mountain section, as well as
in other districts, are putting their
heavy clothing in order and predict
ing a hard, long winter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
PUSHED OFF FERRY INTO RIVER
Occupants of Buggy and the Horses
Had Narrow Escape at Newton.

Occupants of Buggy and the Horses
Had Narrow Escape at Newton.
A Newton special to The Albany
Herald says: An accident occurred at
the ferry LANDING which might have
resulted in the drowning of Mr..
Ward a travelling man, negro boy
and two horses and two mules.
AS the boat left the landing on
the opposite side, carrying a wagon
loaded with brick and pulled by two
mules, followed by buggy, in which
were Mr.. Ward and the negro boy,
and pulled by two horses, the mules
became frightened and backed into
the horses, pushing horses, buggy
and occupants into thirteen feet of
water Mr. Ward jumped for his life
but the negro boy remained in the
buggy and displayed remarkable
presence of mind AS soon as the
horses fell into the river the boy
jumped from his buggy and hurried
ly cut the harness to enable the
horses to swim out
1t was indeed miraculous that no
lives were lost, and that the horses
we're not killed, for the wagon con-
tanning the brick was also backed
off the boat, leaving the mules, with
out harness, on the ferry.
Mr.. Ward was compelled to jump
for his life, and he and the negro
boy finally succeeded in getting out
of the water after great difficulty.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
A SAD DEATH.
Former Residents of Ter ell County
Lose Their Little Daughter.

Lose Their Little Daughter.
On OcI9her 4th. 1910, the angel
of death in gathering flowers for
the garden above stopped at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Marshall,
of Plains anC pluckel the fairest
half grown flower in their home
Susie Emmie was a beautiful girl,
happ, affectionate, possessing every
charm that made her so dear to all
with whom she came in contact.
She had been sick only four days
and was so bright and cheerful I'M
til within a few hours of the end
that her loved ones and friends
we're shocked when they realized her
condition. They little thought that
their treasure SO tender, so bright,
would be called so soon. The same
loving Father, who doeth all things
we'll" beckoned Emmie to come
up higher" and our loved one has
gone to be forever with God. She
will be sadly missed at her
home. and by her playmates st
school, AMI by her loved ones, all,
and may nor sweet memory be as Il
great magnet drawing her loved
cnes to Christ, for thev now have
one more Measure in Heaven wat
ing for them as they one by one
cross over the bar and meet her in
the skies.
The family have the sympathy OF
all their friends in Terrell and else
where in their bereavement.
ely with her quickly, angels, dear.
Said the children UP in Heaven.
See, she is coming. Look, there
Look there!
At the jasper light on her golden
hair,
Where the yelling clouds are
riven!"
All! hush, hush, all the wings fUrl,
For the King, Himself, at the gates
OF pearl,
Is taking her hand, dear tired girl,
And is leading her into Heaven.
BESSIE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26

Kalamazoo celery always in stock
at Wall Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
1 PUNITIVE TAX ON COTTON PLANTERS
must submit to be taxed in conse-
quenca thereof. - OoiiSe-

must submit to be taxed in corso
quenca thereof.
The Cotton Bill Frauds.
Long ago it was apparent that
lttIe was actually to be done as q
result OF the agitation over the cot
ION Dill frauds. The reason moth
ing should be done of a radical and
lndlscriminate nature is that the evil
OF drawing on foreigners for cotton
win fraudulent ladings attached to
the GRATIS is not general, but is we'll
connned and controllable. Com
plalnts nave not risen in such num-
per as to call the whole trade to ac-
count. 1t is known that cotton lad
ing frauds do not and have not ex-
listed to such a general extent as
to call for the sweeping application
OF severe and radical measures.
The cotton bill of lading agita-
ton has raised imaginary scares.
eVlls and difficulties which do not
exist. The commission of frauds
caused stir, which has assumed
such terror and enormity in it's
sweep that the cotton trade in the
South find themselves arraigned
bodily as a band of sand-baggers.
AS a matter of fact. while ir-
regularities occur as in every other
trade. a searching investigation bv
the international bankers as to the
general character and probity of cot
ton men in all states would reveal
insufficient cause for general action
against the American trade. and es-
pecially would this be true consid-
ering the number of complaints
with the limitless opportunity for
fraud. Such an investigation might
show that radical and promiscuous
procedure against everybody is not
warranted because they happen to
be engaged in the cotton business. 3"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-26
For Leave to Sell Land.

State of Georgia, Terrell County
Notice is hereby given to all con-
cerned that the undersigned has ap-
piled to the Ordinary of Terrell coun.
ty, Georgia, for leave to sell the
lands of Mrs. s. A. Lamar, deceased.
and that same will be heard at the
November, 1910, term of the Court
of Ordinary of Terrell county, Geor-
gia, to be held Nov. z, 1910. This
Oct, 3, 1910. LUCIUS LAMAR.
Admir-. Sarah A. Lamar, deceased