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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-29

allure, history, art andsscience, etc., are
larger than ever before. Discovery
has made the world much larger while
at the same time invention and science
has tended to make it much smaller.
All Of these things are yours. The
only way you can come into full posses
sion Of it though is by your own ef-
forts. You can not be loafer and Sc
cure title to your inheritance.
The claim holder established place
for the protection Of himself and his
supplies and from here he works out
and investigates the extent and value
Of his inheritance. II you will anchor
to the Rock, Christ Jesus, and ever
keep in touch with Him and His teach
ings you can get out into the fleldf Of
science, philosophy and art and ever
realize that you are safe. Do not an
Choir to some one man in religion or to
some one part Of the Bible for CAN
things are yours. The trouble with
many people is that they never anchor
to anything substantial, and it is impos-
sible for them to hold steady when the
storms Of life break over them. III
Thus far you1have had help in your
investigations, now you are to 90 out
and do this work alone. To you es-
pecially are the words Of Paul appli
cable. May you go out to investigate
this heritage and may you be able to
pass it on to the nextl generation in
creased and enriched because you
have lived and labored.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

PianO.8 Bargain Geines aintbau
9iano IN UorsiigIidem 3uTtanb
lefr Jilis fiji goar. Gel. Donp-s
las 4S6S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
SIeiae StaOtncnioFeitcn.

g1ad Sen Wfittbeilungeii oes
alntlimen 8cttcrbitros miro Gmaba
oordusiittlld) nj Den ndfitcn "a
bon elmer fallen 8eae &c.
troffen.
gllt8 umbefanilter llriahe 6rah
qefteru Abcn6 in Der Slide 0es San.
ies bon Oh. Sugbes, 2540 Capitol
gloe., 5eter aus, ous betradfliden
Sd)aoen dnridtete.
8or benz 5etrctdr 0es areis.
aeridlt8 eridien aeltcrn ireimiIig Der
Better zines Cafeteria aeftaurants
III 3ts 5i0 Is. Ctr, grtbur g.
5tearls, uno benntragte freimiaig
aonfnrs G%rflGrrng.
Als geitptn glbeno Der @roeer
5uGipalt. 1920 q. s6 Str,
nit ieiuem @ogen onf oer ~uerfebrtefl
5eite ber t6. Strabe noromarts
fubr, itieB er an 8pmaroitr. nit Ell
iieHt bon Charles 8nii0ofp, sol Hcn.
pcinnprt6ftr, gefilbrtcn @ef1brt 5tl.
uno erlitt leihte @erleslln-
gen. 5ullipon ioa a%iigetulnfen &C.
speieif ieiH im6 ale 5dnIo tr09en.
Scr S9aee lit nod nidt bon
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
Die Sdladt Der Sdllndjttu mirS ant
uno inter Gaher, in Der suTt
nno anf ganO fommen.

llnier 1reQattenfapitdu lit cin.
fiibner nihterner SCemann. Or
mar mic0erboIt in hobcn W2iiiionen
i'm ausl1n6e. Or bat aud ge9eE bic
'gorer IN China geitritten
glber Oieier fiible Mann mt Ocm
iharien itehcHoeu Gid gliiht .or
6aB. mem or pon England ipridt
lln6 0ieiR fii6lc. miidterHe Ocllt'
idc Secmann citroat mir 0os Bio
eiuer SccidIadt, Bic irgen6mO all
einein bctamtcn Crtc geimlageu
ner0en miro. 8icacidt in oiefem
esabre. Uielcift I'm natiteu. g6cr
fife tuir6 qeiflagen prrben llno
bas mir0 Die Sdlladt Der shlahtrn
iein, oenn in cen Mecercstiefen NIB
IN Den 2iiFtm, 5il @aiicr unO 5u
9nnoe MIRO gil gleider 3eit 5elicr
un0 @er0crten AMI Den 5eino &c.
ihletoert per0en. llnb oeutid'e5
SeIoen5lut miro biaig ioin, neil
.es oas groBe 3ieI gilt.
lln0 ein Observation-Disclosures &C.
.oiatbau mir0 5erIdlmetiert nerOen
Gas oeutide @oH bat feit borge.
seidnete 3iclc in Oieicm ariege-
b. 8et6mmu 6oLapeg mo Billion
haben ic gliidlih in 8orte gefaBt
Ger 5ieg muB i'm 8erbaltniB 81
ben 3pieru itebeil, Die Deatidiauo
|onF it'd genoumtet. Geutihlan0 miro
pom ieincm 3ieIe uidt I'M Soares.
breite a6aUeiden. Ter 6rieoe mib
en- 6rieoe fiir unabiebbare 3eiteu
fem. ltuO bic gngIduOer nuO 5ran-
soien. 5ie BON grmiionlg lmo
5hmddma 3eutidlanOs ipredcn,
Ifino ormicli9e Gpfer ibrer Selbit.
Itauf6uug. 1eutidIanO lit tart ME
ME 5tpor Is 1T groB, iDie nie 3il-
lbor. 9as golf Der gittcr nno
Ieufer BAT iid crit aIs goIf Der
arieqer auf iener 9obe ge5eigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

Der beiten 3onng i'm 0itlideli gte.
brosfa NIT $4,000 Bis $4,000 aapi.
tal. grfabrlng nid)t %uRbeOingt nDt9.
tpcnoig. geutifler beuor5ngt. $4,000
.ES $4,000 @oorenoorrat6 (Stod)
Nor. Gmabd 9ribine, Goo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
Grim Ms @erratAer eridohen.

St. @etersburg,s25. Ge3. Cine
iiber Sofia BON aonitantinopeL bier
einaetrofiene 9epeIhe meloet, Dab
Der tiirfiiae griuo @eoidnr, Elm
gteffe 0es enttbronten Sultans Ab.
.Oul Souio, ais 2anorsDerratber
sum ToOe b~erurtbeiIt unO erihoIien
inoroen lei. Ter 4rin5 iOa Dem
aomman0elr 0es brttiihen @e.
.ihma0erS i'm Meu1ii6en w2eer &C.
naue aarten Der Whnenfel0cr in Den
|GnrOmeQen ~geIiefert AGbeu. d.
0urd iuurOe es nngeblia OcnI englt.
iden untcrieeboot Bill nt0glid
gemodt, in Die @aiierltroBe ein5n.
|0ringen un0 0os nlte fiirfiihg
sdIadtidiff ~DleifuOjeb 5n torpedo
lren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

.6ig aui 600 @etcr ran pcml's
iein mlb
limb Ia ncib MN ipieocr marilm
BE ocuiIdr glarine bic engl lde be-
liencu wro.
Die gnldeen Der airltr Merit finb
bic arlualliaitn Der &elt.
Sn roIdcr 5abrt aebi q bis on
Die MiucBone. 6ier ucrlongiamt
iid naiiirIid, Dos Tempo, iuir lab
rem aiidlid elm um0 perlallen oas
dill Ter 9ladmittaa lit Der ge.
iidltianB Der aieler 8crit gefpio'
met.
"a iebcn mir Die agim8elcn, ais
0cneu Die oeiiidle eemadt enipor'
aepadicn iii. @ir ieben ole aigan.
tide atbeil, se 6us beutidie gSoIf
inn 5rie0rn gelciitct I'M I'M Arlege
0ns critic inter DER 8ollerH so lein
4lir itreiten ourt auloBen oic
uueritauiihe Scbnfer IN Stnnuen
pcricbcn miiroen. Son allen IDpen
iii Der critic mO nrotgte 80 iebeH. Ger
ar0Bte aran. sic aeludltigite Sange'
bride Die aroBten Gods Der &selt
iiu6 in aicl. Die anlaaeH baden
cine u%naebcure 9usbchmna uno re-
p~rdieutircn eineu ggI0wertb bon
@2illinroeR.
I'D oari nid5t inaeIl mas id Giles
aeieben babe. Sd mil luir perra'
thcu, odb IN aiel nod 9ampiener'
qien itedtn. Sic es nit elmer garscn
Slcite %aninchncn lonncu. limo i'm
mcr weitcr miro ae1rbttct unO inl'
mer nele G%neraieu werOeu berge'
itellt Gs III nrmoerbar.
audl mas i'd bon llntrricebooter
aeic6cn babe muir ID oerifmeigrR
Die @cIt MIRO Is iriib aenng er.
.fahreu Sd bort De0er tedlniihC
1odl m 5dnlcninaBl1e 2etdtie He1eri
arme nrme Drrblen0rtc @ugldn.
Der.
Ge ifaSe. 6oB i'd nidts lager
bari. man miibte in guOapeit BIZ
@opfe b6ber trogeit. aus Stol3 iibel
oiciau 9moesacnoiien aus 5iloer
.iidt, Oab Geutidlmo mo Geiter.
reid llngarn iicqen miiicu. 6iil
mid gi5t eS Ianait fcinen 3mcife.
mcar. Gcnu i'd maib, Dab GeutifI
lauo nod cine, nod 82bn Armecl
aufItcilen fam, ooB Die 6inf5ebn
%idhrigen mi0 BE 6inijigidbriaen III
ter oen heibcn Segcnsuorten De-
Goheimacbliebeueu 81 Den @aifel
arcifen wiir0en, meliu oas Batter
.lun0 in gfotb iDnre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

Bcindt:-Gine oentife Gran In
mittleren Sabren nls Salisbdlte-
rim fir @ittiper NIT bier ainSsrn.
RefIectanten molten 1if sefI. on Or.
g. %. Campbell, 8nLieneer glOg.
ct. SoiepA DO, tpenoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

sen StroBen uno idcn itebt itorter
neler Sdncciaa in Ausiiht.
Die goumg 8omen's Gbriitinn
gliiociaiion miro au Reitiobrstoae
in ibrcm Seim cinen gmpioug ob.
fitr ben eiu idoneS BRO.
gromm ailsaenrbeitet lit.
Ser 10 jdbrtge gtihoelSaeIen,
II. mo @ebitr,. bate al &eibnnd.
ten elm uutomutii6cs @etpebr erboI.
ten. Sun Spiel nit ieinem 9ruoer
giua ous @epebr los uno oos sc.
idoB traf i'm in'g Iinte Ilige Oireft
uiter ben augopfcI. etn 9isden
.b0ber mo oos huge mare nerloren
aeDeien. @uIi5cior3t Or. 6oitrom
~Ieiitetc oie critic Silfe.
- gfit Der @erbdftuma bon 5tpei
Mt1nnern gIaubt bic 3oli5ei, Die
fiirSIid bier rno in Si0.C mabn auf.
a%ctretene giubrederbonoe unihdolih
qemadt an boben. Die 8crbaiteten
gabcn lire Roman ais Soc Su9Ies
aus Siio Cma6a uno 6. Doung
olias 6. @ilion aus eIgin an. Set.
terer lit 70 Sabre ali.
9ur9 einen 5ttr5 unf Der
6reitteppc Der Sangcom 8ort 9le.
ibooiftenfirde brah 5rau V. g.
Collins, 1905 Glib 30. ape., ben
.rcdten grnt. Gle purbe in ibre
@obnlng geihafit.
- 9idter Gjtelle oroncte geitern
Die aufloiune Der Slrp in Der 9lo.
geiude scr t9-jGbrigeu 9elcn Niger
ouf entidGoiglng gegen Ole Stra.
bcnbabngeieuidoft ali, on Die ala-
germ in @cgempnrt Der Surn in
Cbnmaft geiollen mar uno einige
Ioer @eidnorenen ibr 8eiitano &C..
~leiitpt batten.
500 Sdul0beridreibun.
acn oeS Gun0ees 5duloiitrifts gum
Geu6ou zines Sdulgebduoes mo
Iautanf eines angren5enoen Spiel,
lplases t3uroe bon Der Gbicagoer Sir.
ma 5. 6. Speer s SO ilber 8ori.
mertb ilbernommen.
Gle bret 8Wn0esridter 8alter
lS. Suitb ans Soma. Sones Q. 81.
liot aus SID 9otOtn mo &bomas
rs. @unger aus Nebrasfn bnlten
mlqenblidlih bier Gin 8erbor iiber
Den Ginlpruh bon 4 6itlideH Glen.
bubncn gegen Die 3miihenitaatIidc
San0eIsfonmiiiion iuegen Roten'
f%eitiebung ab.
Gos Observation-Disclosures.
ant bat peridieocne ieltene @raB-
arten 0aru1ter Suoangras, sur
freien abga6e 6ereit. sic etaneu iid
Defenders filr trofenc @egenoeu uno
f6nncu nif 8nnih BON Senator
Sitdcod's 8iiro be3ogen mer6en.
Sn ben 9rnnocislaOen ItabI
8iaiam Bapes ans Donetiport,
5a.. mebrere 8aren uub murOc Oes-
bolb ouf Is Iage ms @efGngnis
entinnot.
Gum Spe5ial 9eniion Grant.
ner Duroe 3. s. Shines, bisber in
5pofane 8aib., fiir ben 9e8irt oes
Staates Gebrosfa ernonnt. Der bis.
berige Snhaber nieies 4mtes, Ser
.I9. 3. @loeser, gebt IN gleider ei.
genIdaft mad Spofane, @aib.
@eil er iid %batrunfen botte
mubte Der unter 9arole ItebenOI
gSiaiam s. Goberts mieoer ms @e
lf1ugnis ipan0ern.
Inter Dem @er0a1t, in Der
alempnerlnben bon Geo 9nrofl
1927 Somar0itr, eingebrphen 81
baden, ptr0e Soc Sngbes aus Sio
Gmaba berbnftef.
Sufolee Der 9eibuadtsfe ricl
i'm aongreb lDeilt aongreBmnm So
] bed 5lir 3eit bier unO miro bier BIZ
gnbe Der ISOLDE perbIeibet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

Ole Soma 9ieform" in 7nben.
bort ifreibt: gunoesienotor Seen.
hon bon Soma bat unierem @sopor
Mlner mitgetbeilt, Dab er fir oie
Sithcod gia gum gerbot Der 8of'
fenaasFubr loipobl itinmen mie ipre.
den neroe. 8runo, SEER aennonl
8ir batten bisber, iniolee ieiner
Muderfreuneido uto Rorulon-
man0lunqcl, bic CT felt ieilem Ger
min i'm 8unoeslenat 10 hditfig 5eig'
tie, bis6er nidt a~lloupiel fir ibu
.iibrig. Mit ieiuer entidicoeneu or.
.fldrung u6er, DaB CT nift fiir Oil
.unebrliae britenfreunOIide 3oItunl
Der Administration, tros 9eutroli.
tdtSertIGrung, al baden lit ion0err
GeutidIano 10 eBrlid be9anoeIt 81
|niiien miinIGt, nie ale oHoerer
|21n0er, bat er ith uHitreitig elmer
Stein ms Brett Bel benz SoDael
Deutldt6um geldoffen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

6. s. Stenner.-0as Bette In Gro.
ceres uuo 6Ieiid. 720 Sio is. ct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
SiGsfunb.

giioego1gen in Der Omaha SRI.
biine fir Die ariegsnot1leioeHoen:
Reinbnr0 efiinger, 0nlabo. $500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

Gin .Qcierqloub@ fiHoct id tot
acnber 9lrrsdt BON 0upiu 5dcrl Der
aeraoc icbi, 100 bic beiiidm shttie
aui irrmorn 0leeren fait bic outs
letie pemihfrt iino nno Geliih
LAMBS aan5c NoiiMmg Inn 0ample
aeaen enalan0 aui ietuer In ben BET
miihenBeDdIicrn meiluioeHS dlodlt.
Ilotte berubt BON Suterelie iein burr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29

W~cindt:- - id ghpei8er, uelder
I'm geiiB bon Sdmei5er 4apie.
rem 1tno ca. 80 Sabre alt 1T. Or
tu.ro gebetcib feline aOreIie lrlge'
bend, ipdteitens big gum 30. B. 90.
Srueds eiies lobnen0en @eihafts
ein3iicnocn unter 300, Omaha
Tribilne. $50
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
R(aIllll5irle anSelgenl

5nuser 7eatidsr, Ser bic notbieen
9npiere sur llpberiohrt mad
GeutidlanD beitBt, benz jeboh bic
ndtbigcn WlitteI fc6len bittet potcr.
.Idnoiid geIinlite Geutihe, ibm Elm
|Biaet BON Smaba nab gfottcronnl
Su foufen. Ter 9etrag lit ungefohr
$40 81. Gnta9a 1ribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
Jnnnn unO Ole lit6cOce6iG

amaildmld,en Bottles enolid
rtBeH2 @iro Sic giiIt irommer
EeHfimasart iid in anbrenOe iittli.
dc Gntriiiniua m~lipanocIHG @ei
BRYAN uid)t. Tieier @ann III 10 boii
mmgslos perbobrt. baB mir reiig'
nirt nlf iraeu0 iueIde 9eherlmg iet
u~crieits ber5ibten miiiien. ~ Ulcer
ME itebt es init nnicrem grGiioen.
temp 8iro er aid nab oieier IN.
famen Drobimg nod 9rnoH, 0eiien
5eiahcit mo 9SiiroeloiiaIeit mir al.
lein oicien SMUT Der eanSen omeri.
faniiden gtution ~peroanten, lnnger
balten lpolen2 @irO or MN enolih
~ ieinem 5~rieoensQebet oos Amru
Oes Gmbaraos ipretcn uno oamit
oieier ireten enaIiiden Grobunh Die
einjig rittige, ole rin5ig mogIine
antuort gebcn2
@enn ettpas nod i'm Stunoe &c.
meicn mare. ote Sittrod @H 81
ndrlen 10 lit es oieie Grobnna mt
Dem aelben SopaHer. Sit uuIcr
Staatsielretar @rDan oumm Wn0
feig, 10 lit Der engIiite Stantsle.
fretdr Grru 6tImm mo ired, ionlt
niir0e CT nidlt bic aabe ans BEN
Cad eeIoiieu itno iold einidltlgC
9rcbuna losaelaiien babeu. 8ic
i'd ueulid ihon lagte. 9rpnu naH
| @ren-np better matdeO gtules'
teuml
@ir ober niiien lett garl5 aer1ll
ans engliidler Sieae. mas eigent.
lid, mir idlou Idngit bdtten miiier
ioaen: 8eun 9elitidIanO iertig 1T.
Oann tomnlt Gnfel Sam bran. o.
mir baben mir ia oen glutbmo. Der
mir MIR 1os3mlniien brauden.
unO Der SdnUieqeruater 9rpan il
babel uniere bette Silie. Sd er.
mnere MIDI ga zines alten Sprid.
mortes. y9lur Ole aleroimmiter
aalber nableu It'd ilre yteBger lel'
Der"
@eb6rt 0as D0dere amerlfaniidl
Bolt 8u 0ielen Iiebf.den Ghierden,
Cher erinnert es iih ieiner bobei
aufgabeft, bic inn ein gitig @e
idid geiebt bat? @ir0 bic erobI
5htn0e elm groBes Golf ftnoen2-
Bum ShluB ober nod enc BE
merlnng. ald oieier am. @eiddits
mam Der In Der eriten &cibe mar
Idiert - nobl in Der erlten Reib
ieucr 6eioqten aal6er n 1T firrdt
bar 6umm. Tenn tuenn gngIaflI
ms NIT benz gelben gunSesgenoiiel
orobf, luern mir nlio 10 oidlt DO
einem moggfeH ariege iteben,
1T bod Sic oringeuOite ~patriotiidl
Gflidt, 6aB mir allie Noffeu mi
ariegsbe0arf iorgfnIt,g I'M San0e he
halten, nm fiir ale MoglidlfeitcI
q~eriiitet su fem. Gin gaterlanos
Derrdtber, Der bon beute an nod be
@affenansfiibr oos Sort reject. @e
raOe bieie 9rpbuhg NIT 5apan i
Sic mirtiamte unteritibung be
.SitheDd @tu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-29
MaiIsn far Ben lrsibtr6ano.

.Amerita, 6lt buit es better
sIls inner alter Sentiment
Mir Iieiern Shlndlten, BIZ oas Wiei-
ier.
Dos oaau iii u~atierer &utlOe brcrI1t.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
When Atlanta Battles.

Atlanta, Ga.-Men swimmers who
have infested Piedmont lake are hap
Ply again. The long sleeved bathing
suit has got another blow and swim
mers may now go in with their arms
unhampered. 1t all came through a
frame up"
Harris G. White, a prominent AT
lantan, went to the lake with for
hidden suit.
"You can't go in with that on, -
said a cop
Watch me and see," said White.
And in he plunged. Come out" said
the cop. Come in and get me, y
said White. The policeman waded
in emo hailed Mr.. White before Re-
corder Broyles.
In the meantime, Mr.. White had
himself photographed in the suit I'M
der discussion. Then Mayor Wood
ward was seen. The mayor is lib
eral. He telephoned Judge Broyles.
The Judge looked at the picture.
cease dismissed" he said. "Ofi-
Ger, don't bring any more cases like
that before me. That suit is decent
enough for anybody"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
THE BAPTIST MEETINGS.
Special Services Will Begin Next Sum
day Morning.


A cordial invitation is extended the
people of Dawson and community to
attend the special services which are
to begin Sunday at the First Baptist
church.
It is probable that Rev. Raleigh
Wright. who is to preach during the
meetings, will not reach Dawson be-
fore Monday or Tuesday, as ne IS
in great meeting at Plymouth N.
c. However, we are hoping that ne
will be here in time for Sundays
services. Come anyway, and be a
blessing as well as get a blessing
Services on Sunday at II a. m. and
8 D. m. During the week at 8 a. M
and s o. m. Sincerely,
THOMAS NJ. CALLAWAY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
WAS A PRETTY HOME WEDDING
Miss WenOna Garner and MFR. Henry
Williams United Tuesday Evening.

Williams United Tuesday Evening.
A pretty home wedding was THAI
Tuesday evening of Miss Wenona
Garner and Mr.. Henry Williams, OF
Bronwood, at the home of the brihe s
mother, Mrs. Beu'ah H. Garner. The
rooms were beautifully decorated in
ferns, lilies and oleander, green and
white being the color scheme. A
bank of palms and ferns furnished
the improvised altar where the cere-
mony was performed. Rev. 7. M.
Galloway pronounced the solemn
words that united the young couple,
preceding the bride and groom, who
entered together. Only the relatives
and most intimate friends were pres
ent. Among the out-of-town guests
were DR.. and Mrs. O'Neal and Mr..
Hadley Stapleton, Misses Williams
and Mr.. Williams, all of Bronwood.
Misses Minnie Bridges and Estelle
Melton assisted in decorating. A
number of useful and pretty gifts
were received. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left for their
home in Bronwood.
Mr.. Williams is prosperous young
business man of Bronwood, while the
bride is one of DawsOn's most highly
esteemed young women, who was
reared here, and numbers her friends
by her acquaintance. They nave
the best wishes and congratulations
of large circle of friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
her HAT IS EIGHTY,SIX INCHES WIDE
Girl, Coming Home From Over the
Ocean. Brought Tremendous Lid.

Ocean, Brought Tremendous Lilo.
NEW YORK.-To Lura Went
worth. "the hat girl of Nebraska,
goes the unique distinction today OF
being the first woman to cross the
Atlantic with hat so big it required
whole stateroom to itself.
The other 36 creations she brought
with her on the Imperator were OF
less acreage. In addition she has Z8
on the other side, too precious col
lection to have been risked all on
the same ship.
The @Imperator" hattie big one
of course-was Sc inches across and
occupied a box that four stewards
bore gingerly down to the pier.
There will be no little hats this
faIl,o said Miss Wentworth, 'for the
big hat is coming back, and coming
fast"
Customs officers showed much in
terest in a score of feathers visible in
the various boxes when the hat girl
took off the lids, and she was unable
to convince them the feathers were
not real aigrettes. 1t was necessary
to send for an expert to decide.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
DEATH OF A GOOD CITIZEN.
Mr.. John G. Collins Dies in BrOnwood
After a Long Illness.

After a Long Illness.
Mr.. John G. Collins died at his
home in Bronwood about 9 O'Clock
Monday night from cancer with
which he had suffered a long time.
Mr.. Collins moved to Bronwood
from Schley county about twenty
years ago, and was among the best
citizens of the county. He was man
of high character and strict integrity
and had the esteem and confidence OF
all who knew him.
Besides his wife the deceased is
survived by six children, the latter
being Mrs. J. B. Stapleton of Daw-
son, Mrs. Seaborn Williams of Ella
Vile, and Mrs. T. M. Laney, Miss
Annie Collins and Bobert and Art
Collins of Brentwood.
Mr.. Collins had long been con-
sistent member of the Methodist
church, and funeral services were
held in that church in Brentwood
Tuesday afternoon in the presence
of large gathering of relatives and
friends. Rev. j. N. Hudson perform
ed the last sad rites.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
FOR A DAWSON VISITOR.
Mrs. Oxford Was Hostess at Delight
full Affair i'm Birmingham.


full Affair in Birmingham.
The Birmingham News prints the
following account of a delightful So
cial affair in that city in which a
visitor from Dawson was an honor
guest:
lone of the most enjoyable affairs
of the week was the informal dance
given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Oxford
at their home on the South Highlands
Thursday afternoon in honor of their
two attractive visitors, Mrs. Vivian
Christian and Miss Katherine Battle
of Albany. The dancing rooms were
tastefully decorated with bowls and
vases of cut flowers, ferns and smi-
lax. In the dining rom punch was
served by Miss Wilson. Mrs. Oxford
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
James Furlong. Later in the even
ing an ice course was served. The
guests were: Mrs. Christian, Misses
Battle, Pierce, Horn, Bachelor, Han
cock, Porter, Howell, Steinhilber,
Waller, Wilson, Blank, Sparrow, For
sythe, Grim, Hop, Porter, Wilcox and
Rogers; Messrs. Allen, Blank, Christ
ian, Black, Peters, Long, Howard,
Powell, Allen, Calman, Wier, White
head, Davis, Earnest, Livingstone,
Antwine, Montgomery, Wallace,
Moon, Kirby, Doyle, Zbinden, King
and Dade. The chaperones for the
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Furlcng, Mr.. and Mrs. Offett, Mrs.
Oxford, Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs.
Boyle"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
Snecial Notice.

Dr. L. w. Hansen, eyesight spe-
cialist. will be at our store Saturday,
,July 18th. If you, your family or
any of your friends need glasses we
would like for you to consult him
on this date. He will advise you with
out charge, and his prices for fitting
are very reasonable. DR.. Hansen is
carving recommendations from some
of the best people over the country
for whom he has successfully pre-
scribed. He guarantees to give you
the proper correction, Yours faith
fully. #. 6. & G. B. MARTIN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-03
DAWSON WON AT CAN'T.
DEFEATED $1,000 PER ,,o,,
TEAM FROM HAWEINSV,rI IN y
Dumas, Who Relieved sIappev a., =,
Mound the Bright Particula. -
Star. Score Was 70

i
Star. Score Was to
The Dawson boys went to Camm
yesterday to play for that -
against the wonderful $1,5Oo W.
month aggregation that is trying
put Hawkinsville on the man 20
Holt of the Georgia State roas
was on the mound for the wis.,
(Hawkinsville) and Wise was
ceiving. For the home bows CAM,
CDawson), Slappey was to do ~
twirling and Capt. Monahan tb0
ceiving. The game was PLAYED IN AZ
'old pasture" that is, after tbo oon
were persuaded to Craze elsewhe,J
for the afternoon, and from the h.
ginning 1t looked as if there wac
be a grand old game of town hon
as Slappey couldn't get his fast an
to work, and the Hawks" gatboros
six runs by triple, double and two
singles, plus the aid of the weeds j.
the first and second innings. Rut nv.
boys, as We all know, never sloon
over their rights, SO they scored thrso
in the first also. Slappey saw thai
it was his off-day Every unfortunate
for him, as three Sally league officers
were down to look him over") ca
he retired in favor of our recent bpt
brilliant left fielder, Chauncey Din.
mas, who knew the cure for the bat.
ting ills of the Hawkinsville bunch
and they scored only once off his de.
livery, that in the third inning before
he was warmed up" In their halfl
of the third the Dawson boys gather
ed three runs by hitting the pill alII
over the lot (beg pardon, pasture)
Here the game settled down, and
things looked gloomy for the home
boys, as they were one run behind
and this way it stayed until the
eighth inning, when HARRISON led off
with his third hit of the game. Bald
win beautifully sacrificed and old
Tebeaut hit safe for the second time.
'Harbi" was held on third. "Mony"
was little too anxious and he Tor
the umpire, he says misjudged three
losses. But ''Bubber" Kenyon hit
liner to center, which Gillette fun
bled, and 'fHarbi" and "Tebo" scor-
ed. Dumas flew out to right. 1t was
here that Dumas displayed his real
pitching arm" We were one run
ahead and their three heaviest hit
tiers up. But what difference? Our
Wrightsville boy threw only seven
balls, striking out the first two and
making the third balloon to "Tebo.
Here's how the score board looked at
the end of the game: RHE
Hawks 331 600 00O-7 81
Camilla -. 3O3 600 O2O--S 10 5
Batteries: Holt and Wise; Slap
pey, Dumas and Monahan