davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

GRAN BLAND. E@h-- TzlT S-EsPec-AA
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rs EzEer L ne secnD6 and retired Ears
tick rsr-sr Pzrre Ennr1 ard I1-rTzers-1aa-1
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

Rz-s oa-rsd n C18e- C1gszzb fA. Gag
Usr O. ZszrzW g. Drbia Lnrse-bAss
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

ha--ec - AeA-le3r 2. So
hnls- or McIurs = CT 4aEIur- J. 1E1
NETler Len au bass SEwar1 H. Asztr-
zew r. TEu-hzse 5i-s- D0EzsT- 1Sn8eF-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

D=z~e< nzl@Aes MH.s $40 VIVA ers
Pu-AAa. S<~en - rn-~e-

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

TsBuR 10y $780, l--Tuo baas 81
EMRza Wsna SlaEsd hars Eeaezr&AE a1er-
noan herwes1 - I191azm1H - cRnnA
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

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$3.50 * Gsar rzzs kzuckas EEssszEz4
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07
BAN Johnson MUST PAY


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07
PHTLIE LOSE LOOSE CANE
Cardinals Taks Contest Fsasz-sS W
Psor Piszhfzg-
IUDEzTs GETy TwO HOME RTys
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sgaEH-


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

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Or Ora 8 $50 al- ~ -r-1- ,. -
Ca-uutssi1 q rsu1ie plETsE era - E1rI-
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- $500 hi-s- Bs1nsr-- CArsg HI
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49, Ezld 1855. =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07
GREGG SCOOPS PHILADELPHIA
EaPs Seurs Fnyt vIrssry II Season
Over lAthleE-A
s-aa-x sd Is-kss. s@-z-- r-s-a.s-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

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h gllsrk1E orsrnums ~ r&k11g d. Kl1Es
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

LOUISVILLE July G--Iamanz7oEGs de-
eezree LGG1srsz-e nD6zF m tae @rzz game
q rne Bes1EE. rErDuE1 loHse re3nt-E ~ 10
lorz4E- MA1nEe- Burke u re r.E1rnrS Eza
pm GUr q TIE BARK - ne Fhind inning
11r arEI1nF ur@r q 1ec1E1- W1re Trz1re
Eodngsr- EoTRrfs naE-ng and CATCHES
~ Fzaher and FzaElrnaz Wsr4 rhe fznr1re4
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EsTsc rfrcner Slaa1e - TIE se=enrn 1Eu1ng
ant zi-en@G well Sours-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07
COLUMBUS HTS TAKE CANE
Disesvsrers Zap oa+ Seven N Fifth
mng VITA Superior


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07
nI-AsL--G - =

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F--E - ss 81 $3.50 -
----E..- A. MQrss EersI gz Ha--s-
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- ~ pdrrhsa hz1- LArEaz- A1Fss- ~
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07
OTOOLE PUZZLES MLLEHS
s. P1zI THk.s EAEy cane tr1z In
Hsighborz
nGEr 10 rwo . FNAL Sol


MISNEAPcELz JulF s-Ezzes2olss
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g. FzI g11 easily. 8 ID = Lgx=r-sz Gzd
Brswz were h1r f-=z1eztsrs bur zzzF II
the sASerz=s Eers NEED hr-z- BurA teams
He3ded ln1sezF- Scure-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

C1nA CAMRWt@a~AaB - fR~Aa CA1A-
r. Nsbrnaza elsls tsA.n chaZpaazn1lD
as uan ~ rhs CzahA Fssld elub E-r1
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and Albsrr casa Lks r11zl seazs e -
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ss1n heAaod ~ State Cnalp1an n =
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

- ~ EcE -~s-hAs@ hlsz-
3cHtrk4. 49,. F1EaE- Bases aR 11l-Ee Cf1
NaEe1r.1y1. y 81 E11lEauu. 4 STA Ar
81 Ca1UrE, ~ ~ Rlhd1a11. ]. ~ Cnnz. &.
- Nsr1arzp- i ~ B=zH n SAE6ez h1ts-
Turunarn "a &ehnu1uHsr DeZGE1- Eolzi-
ga a. Laa- en- haAssE CDa1a- s Eea
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Narf4Ek AnSsr-un- rssaAa-n. Ezplra= Nc
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

ard 1rr2zss- 81 Eazrnnn n IN, ~
ElnEz srlCk sUt- - C.ark O. ~ CHe5-
lertA- s. ~ hazcEEl / ~ Ea--r- z
5AseE On hE1lE- or Cza-E . 90 ctsplzs.s-s
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LINCOLN BATS FTGAFE HARD
- 0ae.
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n k1n-nE FlEz1s to-day d@oenrznE TupekA
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~ sEET KtAEs a ne ERz,e scurs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

TWo-bnRe hfrH- C1v-ner ID McC1r-fck
- DslehazrF q Tknee-hase hzE E1We-L
Sr1ae1 oAss- C-T-e-- Czr-rcsce hzrs- EeaE-
DnEL Butter Esl@F- E5oEelL L<fr on
bases MuCez-uHs. g. 81 PAU. g E1rz-
OF Lsrersr-- ~ "a SIX innings en- Eruwz-
- three E1fzEA FlrE hase IN Balls
or LEwereT-- 4 ofr CTTnuls = STITCH oszr-
ET LfE@rer1- = ~ Eu1E- L By O -1ule
- Ea1 ~ pi-Ened 5zl- EF Lexe-ef- But
ler Passed hal- EeassF Tsrne- Ia Tn
ufres EzEr-a.rrr ~ r7a-fshne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

C5ls-2<s0s IliE s--E1czE1 cn1td a. -0-aa
ne AE2e1st Ftrcner Neieun snd - T.uusE
va r. vtEsrur= r--chef hi-z sff fZzEsr
a1d 01z1Hrsa1 AID VIA to zsEzs-a-cs -
49, 81 hni1s ard er-urz NsE Hssae -rrr-is
70 r1le ID t1edr scure Scurs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

-84Caa 11r KM1cU4n ~ 1larh-
= 80 es.s ssassssi -
SnGz1us n1gnr srsm q Cnsnzrra. Co.
a4l MeE1k4. Es1EF- Ewa-n&ss Mra-
E1mn4 Eazzl11n -. Brsen. Fgw@L E4E1-
DMl &ntgeaE zlulEn nagea- Guns8 ~.
EwEnH H1rs- on - IL $50 a.
rHn-gEr1s EnluUn- 81 chszte11s 4 n aE
4n1nW 81 EAFur - cEa al ala-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

AAAA-AaA =
ftE1sr our NJ ~ narr-a Sal
-1z--@d f1- McrEs- n ssE-rn
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gleveiaoc ---.----sR a8s "a
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Iw1-hzae hfrs- E-a-ev Iarkzs, EsfrE- or
N1rEaz- - In seven acurGs- 90 LGrE
n u-e -1ut1E- Ha@es haa7E- 81 fsr@sE T.
~ MlrEz1. S-r.F Uu- fsg f7r=s. 3
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-07

- y = le rnHlE----E
Ez-1e1 1ur Eschis n siRArh i-rsur
E41 n1r MT=rs Il re nlrrE
Sl-.--eAs1 .------------s azsa 81
- horE------------e sr as8a -
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= 1890 E1fzs ~ EIuu-T-rE-
Sl---1l-aSs mss achZire- E1rnEr So
--ee- 5r-1w-L Len uu hAs-s- ~
:. ~ = :. N1--Aeoe q Lo-rle STAYS J. Dovl-
- On Nalas- or Wszcsa / 81 &C.,
1ttlecA n-- r. W1tra~ D - $3.50.
- ~ 4u~n- Eli ~ plfrn-d $40 -
- r1nc1al E3rs- Or WTI-H- q =
x E11gs- 81 CraucMlA Z r. rs.v--- 5--,,s,.--
: p seFs1 lzf1TE- or EssT-
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-15
GOOD ROADS MEET
FOR ST. SIMON
ONE MAY BE HELD ON THE is
LAND ON THE FOURTH
OF JULY.

If plans now on foot materialize, a
: ig good roads meeting will be held
on st. Simon on July Fourth, and
county commissioners and other
prominent people from various sec
TOMS of south Georgia will be invited.
The movement has just Been
launched for this meeting, and it will
probably take definite shape within
the next few days. One or two To-
cal good roads enthusiasts have start
ed to work for the meeting and they
will decide within the next few DAYS
whether or not it is to re held.
st. Simon would make an ideal
place for such a meeting, while July
Fourth would be most desirable
date. The railroad and steamboat
schedules would afford the visitor all
opportunity to spend the entire day
on the island and return to their
homes by the following morning,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-15
new INDUSTRIES
IN TWO STATES
INTERESTING REPORT is ISSUED
BY THE INDUSTRIAL
INDEX.

columbus, Ga, June 1.-THE Geor-
gia and Alabama Industrial index
says in its regular weekly issue:
improvements of a puslc charac-
ter continue very prominent in the
progress-story of Georgia and Ala
bama. Throughout the two states
the municipalities and counties con.
tinue alive to the necessity Of I'M
provement and the developments of
each week illustrate and emphasize
this progressive policy.
Atlanta, Ga, sold $40, 600 of i'm
provement bonds at a premium. At
Birmingham, Ala, the erection of an
office building of is or 20 stories. to
be used ty both the city and Jeffer-
son county under consideration! Co.
lumbus, Ga. Newman, Ga, and Rome,
Ga. are inviting bids for considerable
paving, and Troy, Ala, is receiving
proposals for laying several miles of
cement sidewalks Decatur, Ala. sold
its issue of city hall bonds and Head
land, Ala, voted lighting and water
works bonds. Cuthbert. Ga. is now
offering $4,000 of bonds voted some
time ago. Colquitt county, Ga is con
sidering issuing road bonds. Russell
county, Ala. is ready to award con
tract for so miles of roads. Clarke
county, GA, called election on the
issuance of 100000 of court house
and jail bonds Barnesville. Ca. is
offering improvement bonds for sale"
The state Of Alabama awarded
contract at $4,000 for building wing
to the capitol tuilding at Montgomery
Fertilizer factories are reported for
commerce, Ga, Dothan, Ala, and
Eatonton, Go A bank at Buena Wis
ta Ga. increased its capital stock.
and banks are icing organized at Lii
burn, Ga and Toccoa, Ga. A CONNER
cial body was organized at Culloden,
Ga. A company was chartered at
Pr"1swick Ga, to tuild aeroplanes
and airship equipment The formal
deed was filed marking the transfer
of Georgia plantation 10 South Car
Carolina people for $4,000. Fulton
ty, Ga, farm was bought by South
Carolina people fir $4,000 Fulton
county, Ga, sold almshouse property
that it originally acquired for s2,475
for the tidy sum of $2O9,23 Fourteen
corporations were chartered during
the week"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-15

GRATING ABOUT
7 TARIFF BILLS
BOTH BRANCHES OF CONGRESS
CONSIDERED MEASURES
YESTERDAY.
Discussion of the Bill Promises to
Extend Over Many Days-House
Is Down to Work on the Wool
Schedule

Washington, June 1l.-At both
ends of the capitol national legisla-
tors today championed or opposed
tariff measures.
In the senate Canadian reciprocity
had the right of way, the proposed
agreement having been reported to
that body yesterday by Senator Pen
rose, chairman of the finance commit
tee. Discussion of the measure,
promising to extend over many days,
tesan in earnest the speakers in
Guiding Senators Curtis and McCum-
Der.
The house of representatives, still
busted with the wool schedule, heard
number of speeches for and
against the reduction in duty the
democrats are striving to accomplish
Several investigating committees
of the house continued their laOors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-15
HEIKE, SUGAR TRUST CROOK.
BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE =
Man Convicted of Fraud, Loses His
Memory.

Washington. June 14.-An attempt
TO discover the secret of the power
OF TIE late Henry o. Havemeyer,
who for years was the controlling ge-
Mus Of the American Sugar Refining
company, today failed again when the
house sugar trust investigating com
mittee ss-examined Chas. r. Heike
supposed confidante Of the sugar
king and secretary of the company
until his Indictment in connection
with recent sugar customs frauds
Edwin F. Atkins, acting head Of the
corporation had testified that Have
meyer ruled the concern with hold
ings OF 100000 of total of $9O0,O00.-
600 Heike protested to know nothing
of the operations of Havemey er,
Havemeyer ran the business, the wit
ness said. He denied he had such
confidential relations with Havemey-
er as 10 te able to testify now about
the business of former days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-15
PRoHIBITloNIsTs AND ANTS
BOTH BUSY SECURING NAMES
TO DOCUMENTS.
One Calls for Amendment to Law
Prohibiting the Sale of Near Beer,
While other Asks Legislature 20
Let Present Law Remain Intact.

Petitions are now being circulat-
ed IN brunswick, as elsewhere in the
state, by both factions which are pre-
pairing for a prohibition fight at the
coming session of the legislature One
of the petitions is in the hands of
friends of prohibition, calling upon
the legislature not to make any
change whatever in the prohibition
laws OF the state, except that the sale
OF near-beer be entirely prohibited.
The other is in the hands of the local
optionists, or rather those who favor
the sale of near4s eer, and while 1t
does not ask the legislature to re-
peal the present prohibition law, it
provides that the law be left as 1t Is
at present and that near-beer be per-
mitted to lie sold in the state as at
present.
OF course, like any other petition,
many names have been attached to
both of them and they will go for
ward to the legislature as soon as it
convenes. Several people in the city
have the petitions in hand and near
ly every man in Brunswick will be
asked to sign one or the other of
them
That a fight on this question is
brewing there is now tut little doubt.
The prohibitionists are active in all
sections Of the state and every effort
VIII be made to stop the sale of near
beer, which. it is claimed, is really a
violation OF the present law.
The vets, it appears. are not to
make fight for the old open saloon.
as has teen reported, but will en-.
deaYor t. prevent any amendment to
the law They claim that to prohib.
1t the sale of nearbeer will mean the
establishment of double as MANY
Blind tigers as now exist in the state
and advance many other reasons why
the sale should be legalized.
From all over the state comes the re-
port that interest is being manifest
ed IN the coming fight, and the mem
bers of the house and senate are
preparing to wrestle with the very
troublesome proposition.
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MAN WHO KILLED GEN.
SToNEWALL JACKSON DIES
wild John" Starnes succunbs to
Pneumonia.

Gaffney S c., June 14.-After Iiv.
ing the life Of hermit in the forests
near here for 40 year, wild John
Starnes died here Saturday night OF
pneumonia. He was brought to this
place ty friends from his solitary
home. Starnes has been a well
known character throughout this sec.
ton for many years, and it has been
commonly said that he was the Con
federate soldier who accidently shot
Gen. Stonewall Jackson.
1t is stated that Starnes became
mentally unbalanced soon after the
war, supposedly as a result of his
connection with the killing Of Gen.
Jackson. He built a hovel in an un-
settled section of the forests and
since then summed the society of
mankind
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MAY SOON ADD
A BIG ADDITION
TO NEW HOTEL
PRoPRIEToRs OF HOTEL ST. ST.
MON FIGURE ON MORE ROOM
FOR NEXT SEASON.
Popular HosteIry Has Been Crowded
Ever Since it Was Thrown Open to
the Public-Many More Rooms
Could Easily Be Used.

While no definite statement Das
yet been made by the managers. It
is known that Gitson & Bum, pro
prietors Of the New Hotel st. ST.
mon, already have under considera-
tion The possibility OF adding TO the
pretty hotel during the coming win
ter and il would not be at ali slTpris-
ing # a 80 or 100-room addition is
not made before the opening Of next
summer
When the plans for the hotel were
prepared they called for 100 room $,
besides a large numt er OF cottages,
and although the hotel has been open
for only two weeks, it has been crowd.
ed during the entire time, and il is
now almost impossible to secure a
desirable room. not that The hotel is
not able to accommodate visitors.
but tnat every room is being PRESSED
into use and in some of thcn there
are TWO or three beds.
Il Is the opinion of he managers
that they could easily mlfc rse of
q hundred rooms during tna remain
der OF ais month and throughout
July Every day they are receiria 3
letters from all sections os the south,
asking for reservations. Rhilo each
day large parties are arriving at the
hotel Practically al of ne cottages
are rented and occupied, and there
Is little rcom left III ans Of
them In the hotel proper it is al
most impossible to secure room
with a bath. while on one or two nc
casions already every room in the
hosiery has been occupied
With this condition prevailing 50
early in the season, the managers lie
already planning for an addition, ans
If present plans carry there rill
be one hundred more rooms 10 the
hotel ty next season.
In this connection it is but in, ce
to the managers of the new hotel 70
state that they are building up a
reputation which guarantees the suc-
cess Of the hotel in the future. Every
visitor to the island has been high in
his praise of the excellent service
maintained at the hotel The table
is all that can he desired, the rooms
are ali large and roomy and beau
tifully furnished, and already the ho-
tel has made for itself the name of
being the best seashore hotel along
the south Atlantic coast,
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ARE PREPARING FOR BATTLE.
Republicans Take Steps to Prevent
Revision of Woolen Schedule.

Washington. June 13-Republican
members of the house met in caucus
today to agree upon a party plan of
action as to the democratic bill to re-
wise the woolen schedule. Nearly 100
Of the republicans were present.
After considerable informal discus
sion they declared that their plan of
action would be this:
When the bill comes to a vote in
the house, the republicans will move
that it shall be recommitted to the
ways and means committee, with in
structions that no revision of the
wool schedule shall he undertaken
until the tariff board makes its re-
port. This would delay action until
the regular session.
The republicans do not hope to car
ry this motion, but they will vote
solidly for it with the possible excep-
ton of half dozen insurgents who
may side with the democrats.
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THE OLYMPIA sTEAMs OUT OF
SOUTHAMPTON AS LARGE
CROWDS CHEER.
She Will Hold the Title Of Largest
Afloat Only Short Time, AS Ham
eurg-Ameriean Line Is Building An
other Monster

Southampton, England, June IA
Enthusiastic crowds assent led about
the new deep dock here and cheered
wildly as the White Star liner Olym-
pic, the largest and finest ve~ u in
the world. steamed away. her
maiden voyage to New W TEE
giant ship will attempt ID make a
record-breaking trip across the At
lantic.
The Olympic has $4,000 tons regis.
ter and is SS2 feet long and 80 l-2
feet broad, being considerably larg-
er in all respects than the Lusitan.
la and Mauretania. of the Cunard
line which have hitherto held the
record among the vessels Of the
world for size and speed The Olym-
pic has a sister vessel in the Titanic,
which was launched at Belfast two
weeks ago. and which will he ready
to put in the Southampton-New York
service late this year.
The olympic is not only the larg
est, but is also the most magnidicent
ly furnished and equipped vessel
afoat Swimming pools, tennis court
a bowling alley and Turkish and
electric bath establishments are
among the innovations for the com
fort and entertainment of the passen
gers.
The Olympic and Titanic hay'qq
eolipsed the Mauretania and Lusitan
ia, will soon themselves lie surpassed
The Hamburg American mammoth
turbine lmBerator, now building for
Hamburg,New York service. will lie
$50 feet long. or seven and one-hali
feet longer than the Olympic and
Titanic, and slightly larger in other
respects Last month the German
company placed orders for sister
ship for the Imperator. 1t remains
to be seen whether the new vessels
will be able to lower the trans-AtIan.
tic record of the Mauretania, which
traversed the distance between
Queenstown and New York in the re
markable time of four days, 10 hours
and fl minutes. The Mauretania mas
Just made her hundredth Atlantic
crossing.
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GEORGIA DENTISTS IN SESSION.
Successful Meeting Now Being Held
in Maccn.

Macon, Ga, June President
Geo. Tigner, Of Atlanta, called the
meeting of the Georgia dentists to
order at the Hotel Lanier this morn.
ing. More than 100 members of the
association are in attendance. Mayor
John T. Moore delivered the address
of welcome.
The reports of Secretary Hill, of
Atlanta, and Treasurer zirkle, of At,
IantH, showed the association to be
in fine condition This afternoon
will be given over to special address,
sees. Tomorrow a bart ecue will be
rendered the visitors.
Americas and Milledgeyile want
the next convention.
DR.. r. Holmes Mason, of Macon,
will be the next president.