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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
A FRENCH DRESSNA KERS'
SALARY IS 5000 A YEAR

In the March Woman's Home
Companion there is an interesting
account of Nine. Paquin, who is at
the head of the most famous dress
making establishment in the world.
Following is an extract from the ar
ticle
If anybody is qualified to explain
the mysterious processes by which
fashions in dress are imposed upon
the world it must be the head of the
great Partisan House of Paquin in
the Rue de la Paix. Those who are
impOlite enough to discuss such mat
ters say that Madame PaQuin may
be thirty-nine, always with the apol-
ogetic qualification that she looks at
least ten years younger. But all
agree that she is charming. There is
no doubt of the efficiency with which
she dominates the greatest dress
making establishment in the world
Madam Paquin assumed the 'dicta-
torship of the realm of fashion, as
the phrase-makers will have it, in
December, 1907, upon the death of
her husband, that Monsieur Isador
Paquin, who was very properly dec
grated by the minister of commerce
for his services to France through
his pre-eminent genius in his art
Monsieur Isador Paquin was an UNI
known clerk of the Paris Bourse, and
his bride was an equally obscure lit
tie dressmaker at the time of their
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. j. T. Curtiss of
Dwight, Kan. He writes: 81 not
only have cured bad cases of eczema
in my patients with Electric Bitters,
but also cured myself by them of the
same disease. l feel sure they will
benefit any case of eczema" This
shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters is a most effect
i've blood purifier. It's an excellent
remedy TOR eczema, letter, salt rhe-
UNI, ulcers, boils and running sores.
1t stimulates liver, kidneys and bow
els, eXpels poisons, helps digestion,
builds up the strength. Price so
cents. Satisfaction guaranteed by the
Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
Repels Attack Of Death.

Five years ago two doctors told
me 1 had only two years to live -
This startling statement was made
by Stillman Green, Malachite, Col.
''They told me | would die of con-
sumption. 1t was up to me then to
try the best lung medicine, and l
began to use DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry 1t was we'll did, for today
am working and believe I owe my
life to this great throat and lung
cure that has cheated the grave of
another victim 1t is folly to suffer
with coughs, colds or other throat
and lung diseases now. Take the
cure that's safest. Price SO cents
and S1.00. Trial bottle free at Daw-
son Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
A LONG WAY HERE.
Took Syrian Family 10 Months to
Reach Butte, Mont.

hSdCI buCIC5 hOnl'
1t took John Tufey, his wife and
child matter of IS months to make
the trip from their own Syria to
their prospective home in Butte,
Mont. 1t seems that John had a fell
low countryman who secured a posi-
ton for him in Butte. On the
strength of it he married and set sail
as he thought for the United States.
John was not very we'll posted on
travel, and whether he lost his lab |
or whether he just naturally thought
the boat would land him at Butte ne
perhaps will never be able to tell
Put the fact remains John dil net
make clear his destination to "
ing soul, as a result Of which over
sight he and his wife managed 20
get aboard a vessel bound for BuenO5
Ayres. From the Argentina port
they were sent to England. Her,
at last. John made clear mis- destina-
ton and everything has been lovely
since then. 1t is with genuine inter
est that we welcome John to our
shores. If there are any more at
home" like John they should hasten
to swell our numbers. We need
them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06

marriage, about 1891. But shortly
after they set up housekeeping a
wealthy patron established them in a
dressmaking business, small, but in
an excellent location. At that time
the great artists of ashton were wont
to hold themselves aloof from their
patrons. The new Corners in the
field adopted an opposite policy. Mon
sieur, a born diplomat and a far
sighted business man, young hand
some and suave, and Madam, charm
ing and tactful, were always accessi-
bic, and always courteous. Such
qualities, supplementing unquestion-
ed taste and originality, proved so
compelling that by the end of doz-
en- years the annual income of the
house of Paquin was about four hun
dred thousand dollars Today it is
probably far in excess of that figure.
Aside from her interest in the estab-
lishment Madame Paquin draws a
salary of sixty thousand dollars. The
detail of business is enormous. A
small army is employed not only in
designing, experimenting and max
ing, but also in scouting for new
ideas to be modified or exaggerated
Then there are the 'mannequins, ;
who exhibit the costumes in the show
rooms, not to speak of person of far
more consequence who wear the lat
est creations on the stage or at the
races"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
STOMACH TROUBLES
Cured By Vinol-Here IS Proof

Cured By Vinol-Here is Proof
Seymour, Ind.-"I was troubled with
a chronic stomach trouble, and five
weeks ago it got so bad / had to give
up work. I had tried various medi-
cines without relief, and was finally
induced to try Vinol. After taking the
first bottle I was greatly benefited.
Am now on the third bottle and ready
to resume work. Am rapidly gaining
in weight and strength" Edw. Me
man.
1t is the curative medicinal ele-
ments of the Gods 1ivers, combined
with the Strengthening properties of
tonic iron contained in Vinol which
makes it so successful in restoring
perfect digestion and at the same
time it builds up the tired, over
worked and rundown system.
Try bottle of Vinol with the IN
derstanding that your money will be
returned if it does not help you.
DAWSON DRUG CO., Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
DRY" MAINE is "WET. >
Despite Prohibition Liquors Are
Sold Same as Ever.

Despite Prohibition Liquors Are
Sold Same as Ever.
There is something wrong with
prohibition in Maine and the teeto-
falling element of that state would
like to know where the trouble lies.
Although the ''drys' had an advant-
age of 376 votes in a total Of over
20, 900 at the election in September
last there remains very poor evil
dence of such a result. The law is
not being enforced; everyone feels
that some one should do something
about it and let it go at that, and
in the meantime he who thirsts may
drink.
Infractions of the law are not
made covertly. Things are wide
open. And from Lewiston comes the
surprising news that dealers COM
plain at their reduced profits caused
by the opening of so many new life
saving stations" with the authori-
ties permission. The saloon keepers
in Bangor, Portland and elsewhere
seem to be holding their own.
In such liquor cases as find their
way into court the proceedings are
farcical. While many fines are col
lected no one has been jailed and
there has been no suspension of bust
ness.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
HEELS SET WITH DIAMONDS.
Mrs. Anthony of Indiana Goes Mrs.
LOngwOrth One Better.

Mrs. c. H. Anthony of Muncie,
Ind, has surpassed Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth in fancy shoe heels. Mrs.
Anthony attracted all eyes at a re-
cent white house reception by wear
ing slippers whose heels were studd-
ed with diamonds. The slippers,
which were worn with an emerald
green gown trimmed with duchess
lace were made of the same material,
and between the meshes of the lace
which also covred the heels, shone
the brilliant stones.
Mrs. Anthony has gone Mrs. Long
worth one better, too, because she
wears her ornate heels on her walk
ing shoes, while Mrs. Longworth
keeps her cut glass heels strictly for
evening wear.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
RESTORED BY ANGEL s VISIT
MANY PHYSICIANS JOURNEY TO
SEE MIRACULOUS CURE.
Dorothy KERN a Young Woman of
Twenty Had Long Been an In
valid and Blind,


valid and Blind.
LONDON.-Hundreds of persons,
including many physicians, made
pilgrimage to Herne Hill recently to
see Dorothy KERN, twenty-one years
of age, who, after having been a con-
firmed invalid through consumption,
blind for several months and suffer
ing from impaired hearing, is said
to have been restored to normal
health through the visit of an angel
on Sunday night.
Whatever may be the cause of her
remarkable cure her physician says
that on Saturday he was convinced
she could not live more than a day
or two. Until Sunday night she had
not stood up for years. Now she
walks, eats heartily and says she
never felt better in her life.
The congregation of the parish of
st. Matthew's, Brixton, have been
praying for her for years, and are
confident the angelic visit is the re-
Spouse to their petition on her be-
half.
DR.. Forbes Winslow and other
alienists agree that Miss KERN had
hallucination in which she heard
the words, THY sufferings are over, -
and saw great light, the hallucina-
ton acting as an auto-suggestion.
The case, however, is not unique.
DR.. Winslow says he knows of sew
eral cures of blindness by auto-hyp-
notism.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06
In HIS SIGNAL TO WIFE
. IT RACKED THE NERVES
pr IL ruE WHOLE TOWN.
Was Forced by the Author
|nglne'' abandon Ear-Splitting
lIie9 oooe of Affection.

-;,ePr was IO ..
psl 1lss to abandon Ear-splitting
l'iSI Message of Affection
f. was a very inoffensive
Olo' tnst giving a gentle little tool
l cs morning to notify set vera 10 nu 20
Feo 0lnP and the same kind OF toot
So Evening to tell them that 1t was
pen evan anti But since last August
Hne " o5sr Well, the people OF Ar
" \ J., will assure you that
s, @aro on the face of the earth is
O"I snch a noisy noise as that
F s,S for months has penetrated
NV tbe most hidden recesses OF tne
~ w. rbo offending whistle, which
w. the power plant of OF a manu-
~ 1.-TWO concern near the south
''u n edge of Arlington, doesn t
a''s " s+oam so to speak, of its own
va Its tendencies are all to-
W. W. rafnement and docil1ty' out
'a @ August, when a new engineer
Nv IN the Job, it has been com
~, srch is the mans dominating
.ranence, to whoop 'er up in a man
- which Gabriel himself might
i ~ no Jealous. At last the gentle
4 ..non and townsladies, too, for
a ~ matter, decided that something
wv bo done and one quickly. What
bov chiefly objected to was the par
.,,,orIv bair-raising scream which
IT, whistle emitted every noon. A
] ommit+ee of citizens appealed %
4 rdorson-that's the engineer S
omo Oscar Anderson-to have a
4 t+1o ni+v but that gentleman refus-
n arbitrate. He said he just had
bIow the thing that way because
VOL because it was his method
letting his wife know that he had
brory intention of starting home in
varv few minutes to his luncheon.
kOre citizen. impressed but deter
mined to fight to the finish while
his nerve was good, asked the engi-
Ger if he would put a silencer on the
whistle if some one would give him
the use of a telephone wire to notify
his wife concerning luncheon.
mo; too much trouble" he said,
smiling sweetly on his questioner.
Fan I have to do now is to open the
Ealye and let her go. My wife hears
That all right. Yes, it's a dandy whis-
bic, all right. 1t used to be the fire
alarm in this town, they tell me, but
made too much noise and they got
cathedral bell instead"
Socially Anderson offered to show
hhe committee over the plant or to
entertain them in any way which
they saw fit providing it was within
fhe limit of his capacity, but upon
the subject of the whistle he was
firm. So there was nothing to do
put appeal to the town authorities to
put stop to the torture which the
fltizenS were undergoing, and this
ne committee did. 1t is now under
stood that Mrs. Anderson will wait in
Fain for the shrek of agony that
proclaimed her husbands departure
for the home nest.
Just received big lot of Manhat-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-06

Just received a big lot of Manhat-
an shirts at McLain Co.'S.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23
IS ON FOR
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
FackIer, Of CIeEeI4nd- @ Aadress
PeopIe Of This CIfy-Mes1l1gs
HeId EIseWhere-

ArrzuZeueucs have T1sc been cDuIplet-
e,i for Hon John D. ElCzler, Of Oeve-
Lzrf. one Of the prominent u=mhers Of
the Cor-stI-uci1ual Convention. % deliver
an ad-ess AZ the Opera-hCusz III TINS CIV
uexr Tl1zrsliay evening. August g AZ (,
o o'clock- on the proposed c1ustI-u--nual
z-eullmen-s o be voted upuu Sepren1-
hGS
1Tr- Fzckler Is 4 prominent EepuhiI-
can zrr0-uev. a deep thinker ami a CDu-
r77n-inE SPEAKER. ami a strong amt c8u-
slsrezr supporter Of the L1--1sE-1-Te= a-1ft
Refere-riuu-
Herbert BigeIow. President Of the
C0ustiruriouzI C0uvgur10u- n a11DulIc-
M lTr- Fzckler-s visIr % Cell11a, silvs-
Il assure v1u rhar lfr- EaCiEler VIII De
vs-v satisfactory % yCur people He IS
a good speaker and an earnest u1l-I-
Hon H c Fox Of C1Iiwarer- assUCl-
z-esF with l[r FaCsIer II Tire cuHveur1Du-
w-iczs tIe following II connection with
the netting here
I wlsh vcr would make sC1ug an
u1uu-euenr on VI EzcEler's ueeEI1L
a CeIf-a- He Is the aurhDr Of No Il
s1r ri-e --zhol5riou Of justices Of the Peace
N ce-rzrn CITES He Is pa-uCulariE
struug On tze Initiative ami Aeferei1l-i111I-
hur-e ruls f1r the cirles. abCr urgI11zzzI-
c1us and Chz1ge Of IIIiiICIlL sE-sre-1I-
Cone ou- ID tins u1ezEiu.E a-lIt 1E-ar --1f
u-uucsed z-1erri11eucs d1sCuszef- BY a
W- Ez-lzr with the subjects %
nh rz-E-d zhCur- These guesEUus
cu-czru ueu and wumeu aIIIzs-tl1ere Is
n esz-e f1r ether Cue CT c-Ie Ctl1er-
ur down tDueEiler IL ClrE c1sE
nav BE-
yT--- f1r tne evening VII be E1r-
-zsf-e,1 br the Celiua bz1Ii
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23
BANNER FAIR
COMES To A
CLOSE TO-DAY
Has Been aVGy suoceEEful Meet
ing C0mafdertnE the Rather
BAD Year fer FarmerS.
EquaI I'm Many Re1peets % Bea1
the Bmnner Has GIVen the
PeopIe I'm TIE Past

The anal Zzetzg % the Uercz
CCzz-y AErlulrErzl SoGetV. Which
0pe1ri Tlesizv u1iE very fzEU-zhle
u11lfzl51zs- 3 bellE 50 cu1clz11L The
uez-her kzs q @s heeu threz-elIlg.
hu1 a 70 ti-1e i5i 4 parl1cllzriy czrtzil
t1e z-renlznre O. i1teTfere uirh the ~
IN z-d u1ter rru1-rz-s- The ner resulr
has beea ve-y sztisfsc-n-y % the Er
zzzzEemeEt and they z1 cu1sldEI
the-sslres II I-ch- Had rhr rE1 tizt
c@e a Tx close Of the day vester-iaE
Ez-leu 1-s-ezd n rhe f0rczou1- the Ba1-
uer Fzlr u1u1f u-5o1hce-ilF have sU-e
IN rte ho1e- n1cu5llstz-.E1E the Enr
z-rezdznue both T1esizF and Wei1es-
dar- Io-izF kzs s-el z11-h=r EzEul6-
cenz z-1e1iz1ur-
The dzsrlzys IN the tWo an hzIls uere
up % eEu,ecrzl51-s- AID SHE the 1eW
hzu : n1c c-1te u1uu1e1e- i prescuteti
an z-rrzrr=re zupezrznur. the f0uu-z11 n
the ce--er q tl1e s-rucrEre z1l1-E % rEe
hszzz-F q the s-ru111zEs- The saE-
tz-v E-z-E-E f1-1-z1-s n u1unerrl1u
wl-h 4 -r1r55e a rlzlz5c c1zreuieuue thai
= Ucz E-u-ec5z-ed Tie zpr3= dlsrizr
u The ner bu75f1-.E uzs verv uo-plece.
shuwI-E thz1 -orr zr1eur5o1 Is hei-E
.
T-e wu--e--s ils-lzT-1f cz--rzi E0or1s
and 5ezl5es wzs ueTy eE-ezSre- ,theI
hre.uz l1okesf god and tE=E zk@ 81
peru
The wel5Clr d1s-lEvs were re-v good
rhe Cru-s SOS Co a tins CIV eEhihir-
EzE ZzuV leW GeEEzs Thezr storm
h--z5s-s seH- 20 EzTe CzzEi-r tile p0Pulzr
Ezncv- and al s11wu wg-c suou dispose,5
1f s. He--v also had a dzsu1zv zlouE
thz So E-e- s1oIl-g rw0 scyies OF
seurz huEE5es Ee5ser of Cc1iEz-sr
aEs1 lad a cres557-zh1e d5s-lzv-
The E1 ZacEzze-r exE5t5r wzs hzrIi-
D. up % fcrZe- v@s- The Ce@z Mz1-
uEacrz-I-E Co had uze of t1ezr 1Io-zrct1
wIza-=Zs n 0p=z611~z1d eEEhi-e1
theE Wps. E-Es and 6E~S
O1e Cf tbe pieE4g sEEs n the Old
Al EzE wzs Al eLh5tI- q seTe-zl r5ecs
q E---=e za1e n CeEz-s - tEe
prusz1rr a tze Cazz SpeGzlry Wo-ks
and tte NE-Zzz Erus--B-z11s Co, the
-zsez hee EZu1E IN rzh1e-7kE-s of
Tx u1~T-
The 6ss1Ezr a dir EEu z-d vazs-
tzh1e- zzs0 s11Ez II IL zEE bE1Ezg-
wzs EE
Tazo CHI AID sz bez1 spizy goc
-z-z z--ez-11z
T5e Ezs1EEEs q zec1DZse we-r u1c
vs-r z@E-1zs- tn IL @ eE=hi-zg
c,s--Ezzv s51Eei rhE goois % zi4-
tx z3l- Ee h1p.e- ~ F-u6-
Ta- Ere szock P@s wEe vi E-s-
Fogu--rv Esl 2 E-zze zET. bo-h II =hE
and C-zz15-F- HEs= @1z H shDE-
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23

Sera-z1 srl=nli5I uez11.Es II bellal1 on
rhe cuus-5r-ri1ua1 cunveuEuu EuEuIt-
Ee-cs have been EElt n E1e County, r-1e
uzsr wesz and AZ al places uuCiI Iz1rEr-
@ wzs u1z1it-szzif and z1auv guesznns
III AZ 1= sFezzErs-
FrIlzF ulZrr good uIesEulE was HE-ill
II Czssel-a- wheu Hon h c Fox I-1il
Prusecurrr R1me- aLEiressstt a large
uzzIher OF VUuz-s.
Tuszlav ulghr T-Ilige Dennis D'Fyer,. on
Dzvruu- EelG an excellent uIeet-1EE II II
E~E-
Hon < A E1sElus. Of WapalzuueEzI-
urss rreetesE By u e-zrel--ur and e11rlIIllsi-
zs-5-- --,urf Of vuters and 4 h.IE laIiles at
rhe ruerz-lruus. AZ RnCE1Br-t Monday
nz-hr- ArurueE f E. IaCksun Fre-
senrez rsrz sueaEer. vino u1uesiransAF
rDu7z IN rirz arr1aErIiz1Ieurs III CrEi-E ami
EEsCrsseiE -1em- eEplaruIE1Es III 4 very
able nav their Iuulr- arlt possible m
i-z-rre ulum r1s GrEzzrlC law OF -11ts ssitlEls-
ET-- EgsE1ns dETuteft cuusldErzE1ie
TIME N rhFs T1Ilrlarz7- and Esfsrss1ItEI1II-
No- 3 Of rfre aEerIiu1eurs- He salEt II
his rer1zrEz ri1aE Of al tl1E 1rE1EIIllEEElszITzs
No & should have speclHL consideration
He suuE-ar length On N0- g. SUITS
AIMS rEre Slzrs' s'T-a1If III favor OF TINS
a-1ezIir-rzrr clrzsf -l1l- EesErvuiE damage
dams aaafuzr tl1e sr1ue- ami 1te haCr
t1zr rz1- only wzE fur INK HOuaiezt lal1lt
rr-ers ID EzE rafiresE ur1EtEr riE.- present.
lzW- wzs hv 1eE-EuIIZ r-ir -ssE-islal7IEs--
T1e uzE amendment vvuIIiit 1IlIlEl- n 1usi-
siilE. ID hrirE szlIr as-aI1IsE ElE. 5tar=- tor
sIzzzgz
Ee zZzu NIX ID AZ length VI 81
--ChzuEe m T1liiCaI Sysz=zT and
suuzz m asl1a-f Of TINS IruEzIIi11IezE- He
also cz-Tesf 1r-suriuu here "a a pamphlet
helzlE senr cut BY cur-lnT-Ir-uI lawyers %
-i-s-5rss al ti1e Eezce- urrnLr them I'd vuI-
li1E1 r-1is amendment as Il abolished
tn T-1s--ras nfF7rE lZr ElsH1-rIs Ir-IIItt-
Cd r1is as a fIIsehuuGi
Ez czusaE ms re-1arEs by uE-lIE E1e
FIrz-s 10 rutz aEIIt VIM IN es1ez-Ir z1IIL-z1Il-
z1ez1r- t1r ms rezsuu- a nIH7uE-Ez- on --1E-
WITS czsr nur Ut al-IIIIsr IlIyr uIIe El1IEz1Ii-
zrEE1r ElIuLlt mezI rirE EEtuuIluII on ra-IIte-
c-urr uf clrHr zrrIeuEiruez1r- Explaining he
z1f- -ralsa. fI1r IElsrzE1cE No- l. Sliu1iiL
IN rruusau1E Wits he Casr uT TINS
rr-1esrlfr1rEs1Ez-zIE eituEssElIf tur ami Huur
-z111szrlli alEzI1ssE II VE1uln CHR E1lze,
sssrE1. w 2 Si1uulf auiV i've -ltLEIssEIIIt
vurzrs Czsr rz1t.ir FzIIurz 0m tins arnEz1It-
-1rslr-ssirs.. riI1szlIlil ti1r aEIli t1zu tiiuH-
szuli zEzIusz- n wuUid CzEv- EE@V
l-rrz-11fr-rEsHr szzrEfs On its OWN 1uEruIrI.
II z-7- zz71Ez1ir1lr.lTr gers a zIaTFIT-E OF t1Is
rur.s czsr m ms EHrur II 1eEgIE1Ess a lilzv,
- lfffFs-gsrle uiiEE1ler the v1ra. urIllIE Il Is
hI- nr rfknlE WUu CHI seH -1E urEEezIr
-zssf az rurzr1lr either .ur- ar sE-zlr1ss-
Es1r- III C. EszE 1rilnWsst Mr. 1lizsss-1Is.
and IN a fEssE lrEis.-zrgsst -ie VE1fEzz-s tn
Irm uur LIE s71uszz IN ilalr-rl1liIr On stz-
S.-E EazalarsnIr uf GhrTluEzIr1unsH ami
Szze uf Personal Fruperr-- auIl 1e-uIEls
-rezlEesf TINS amendment m Elle cius@
s--zElrlv7 af tHir wugsrs.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23
SMITH AND DAVIS
THE LUCKY LADS.


CaFu,sr 4 So uF uzhE- u1wu-
ssa. ana Er-1ru ltarzs. e 49, ws-e
-ihe -H-a Ee-ur CT hlEs selecraf
Sslru-iHr u-l-rr1E 10 UeEz EE I'D ID IL
uhla SIZE Fz- Al c. NJ w=eiE-
TIne b,-Es E-e eE-=.-.-z n ~ So F@
r--u-uI5ls MT EE-z- M -lE1ruw- T-Ere
WI * -7s ts-gs n Tx -@ ~ E~
r-uu-u5ls. ~ zuu ear1 c1@T- Is d.
-z.-rssz Ev -aC- q II lzzl5zllz@E
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E5Er-7rIE q ta-E 1-IH7-r--r az sewez az 11e
uiilruser w--nas- 1hrrzz Was -=Er Ci-1ice uu
-tse sauz1mE halrE sa--- g1r rgr=s.
Evr-glr Lena. mE CEmEr 1uuzs-iTl.
&uH C,Erz A-ufrE'Ws- were C1lssz- lu ta1E
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23
The Whisky Ring
IN Ohio

So wildly uoted and careful OBJ
server Of Public matters as Lewis : 2
Posi- editor Of the Chicago Pubiic-
souuds a warning that should reach
into every home IN tlle sEzts Of Ohm
Read TINS snort paragraph lEalll llii
pen and pass II b y0ur ueishbor-
The eFurts q the whisky ring
both overland and uurierhal-it-ao
defeat woman sufFrzge az the special
electiou on September 81 n Oh1n,
ought 70 hriuz support b that IzlIeHrt-
meat from sTrry decent town amt
every clean lc--1e m the SCzre- About
wuuun suFrzEe as an abstract gues-
ton. men and women ulIT tIlrLy- DIS
azree- bur the active opposition Of
50 dehauchiug an ageucy as the
whisky ring Is TOD sigu6caur and
sinister b leave any IeeW-aE f1r de-
but- over zhsEracnous-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23
AUTO WRECKED
BY HAND GAR

Dr. H Z C-IrziIer ami ms --v-11 atlEI1.zi1-
tzrs liaff a uar-IW- asEIue t-lIII r1IllI1- III
what rr1iufrr l1aVe 1r1vet 4 tzEE.EL I----LLlIE
last TIessisEv evening. Wi1=11 --1l- -aG-lr >
machine was sT-ICiE 1w q uzEIut -Ir 11r
tife c H Sd. tricks N 4 --usailIlr zslII--r
gf tuwu. He WIS On ms WV m INK
Elmer Werner dunIE- u Ln8iE -sEttEr -t1l-
7at-eErr I11llrrsf III the CuilsEuu with
Councilman L=zIuHr-z- Laz- Ee=iE- =
ssrir1sr Of fr-iEiIr CHS an -i1E zi-tllIE 1LL
5tetf areErHsi 10 aLlrrIlE 4 llEzzIlzt- aE-E -Tl-
t--Er7E DR. C1rrtI11r sEuuIletI INK -r1-lIil1I1is
amt herring rrG IgITr1aCiII11lr -r-lIr i5iT
e.F at.r1sE tf1t. tr-zCisz. iIsE IS IIrE Er1l1r
,Efiss{s Fiir the. mis- tire haIut CIR -.II11l-
u7srr tl1H171. E.1CizlIv unHEs OF tine s'a.-11r-
crew were. m IIrg.tt aIti1uu--tI 1rEz F'7T-
slft-iiesf. 0ne TuIrE wiIEz4 or rirE= luG-
mr. $ CIR hi# Iarups Illt r-uilIrur were
ss11asiraif III ezEIuEst I1IIIIrT
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23

ys.x- SrrrrEa7- VIII BIZ r.ef Is.EtE- oi.Ez- mr.
the c < of &. r1eluilerE u1If -tTs1r -tsI1-T-
flflF as tie 1r-Il1Iilaz of liI1s sssl-ln1l 1tt-
ssIfEss VII Iiuiii z reEI11I8IT .LIIIL lIrI11
r-zlfsiirIrinrr Ir ~ EEurv
Dr. F.. Gsss11liIl1-. ys-sV Orleans. La -llG
s7r17rssrrt. 77rsiIis.1rr of ciIa- arTil VII De
ur=se4Tr As well Is zeEEr-II or -tIe- -1-Lr11E1
md statta offfcerz rlIeE- WI llre si1eZ-
isT ssrvirzs az eiIt. -ii1Irr-tt m -iIE 1Ir1-IEr
ami the r.ss OF cirls 5i.Il- VII be- dEzuIzf
m an grrrirr1- with a isIl1rII1EE m -i1 i1-
771u War1ilerE Of 81 Ge-aETrE lr--lIC-I
qIg1 frrlTrr here VII EtrEEuL
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23

C-sarze Ei1sIszrra1r.- az CliEt1varEE-,- ami
yIfss E7r-71rCHz :-s11isr- Of ST. Efi.iI-7, rcil1
irlEsllE vuIIIIlr 1a1Eias-- were IIlrlafi l i1l
--.,rs. n rfie 81 FFa1rr7r C-EriiuIir CIlnrril
asst Ei1asziav uzur111rIr. he5- .lLrliil-1
zsrTrEEE ti1e uuur1ui uazHa L1G vulLiz4
TlenT7ifs were ErrE1IIteft lv Ali-- ami Arsi.
8llierr Si111sierf1aIzs Mr. ElI1t Yrs ltrrl-4--
szrrzsr VIII make tiielr lluIlEaz I1 lVI--
where 1fla ErumEr IS sI1piayast AZ rt1e
surnalIar vg1lris&
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-08-23

T1re. WORK of ti1z- c1nsErr1E-iur on ri1E
Bei1rz i0i11r uiisz I0C-IrEst 11T -IE-a -aI11 " ssr
ami IIisrcEr crlu1rtg- line Waz saicE LasE
SzfzrrTiEsr ID IIlrr1ssT1I s. I-gllI1ss -rE- 1uE-
uiar- vrul1E c1IIfrzEC-uT.H on CHS --lz,- W
tiilssr- F5iIF af= sIS. 10l rl1e- Irurrr-as11z1I-
3 tlIraa I1IIiEs long ann VII 1e aul1tE 1E
,,r-rsiis.sF sFuErE- vvzrfr a d0uilisz 1raEiE-