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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20
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6ur6 Buluer uno glei
bingerid diet.

btngerid diet.
Salt gate Ctr, llta1, ~
gtooembcr. Syoiepb Siaitrou, oel
Ror6er 0es @rocers 5. @. giorri'
! ion mo ieines II Sabre aIten Sob
nes, beiien s5aa I'M gnlBen Canoe gru'
Bes 9lliieben errest bat, unO fiir Der
| i'd ser Rrdiibcnt @ilior, Der idipe.
oiide @eianote mo Die uncertainties
glrbeiter.6ooeratiou peupenoet bat
ten, ipitrbe am 6reitag Dtorgat linl
ZAP ourh 9Sulper uno glei binge'
ridtet.
@cnn aud, rubig un0 gefabt, aIs
er in 0en Stubl eirgeidmrtt Dlu0e,
Jeberoetc lid, 6iaitrom fltr3 oorber
Die ein @ublliintiger. Or bano Ole
3Diir ieiner 3eIle nit Streiien ucn
ieiner gcttSede icit, 10 baB lie nit}t
ron auBen geoinet Derben fonnte
mo pertgeibgte iib uit cinen Seien'
| itiel III Ger beiiigiten 8eiie gegen Die
Seanltcn, Die i'm ans Der 5eIe Der.
dusholen molten.
Ser glusbruA fam gang inerlpar'
tet. 9l(s er iit am Gonnerltag gbeHo
our 9ilihc beaab, iuar er onideineno
rubig unS id)ien audi gltt sei6laien
IN baben. lin uier llbr Diorgeus
erbob er ii6 uto er riittclte Damn al
Der 3eacntbiir, mic elm &abnIulliger
idreieno. 9cn geidugni6ar3t gelaHg
es nidt ibn 5u berubigeL imo 6
lpuy6e. Damn beidjIoiien, i'm III Gltbe
Al lniien bis Die 3eit sur Sinrittirg
bcrannabe. glls Damn aber Die gedni-
len iamen, ariii iie SiIIltrom IN loll.
thenber @eiie nit encrn geierItitl
on Ten er III Slpci Sbetle gebroden
.jattc Grit oils Der Sberiff 5. 2.
Gcr!aB bin5ufam Dor Dem Stllltront
qroben aeipett bate, gab er na6.
,gllui", laate er, LID bin jeBt fertig.
sic f6nnen es aber einem DtoHn
nih til6el nebInen, ipelln er nm leIn
Se6cn tlntpit.
Die Sbiir iuurbe omtu 9eoiinct,
..Sillitrom mlIroen Die 9Iuget Oerhn-
Aen imo er mree rtat oen SIll'
rid)tlntgspIab gefitbrt Sn oen menI-
aen Deimtten Sie 5lpiiden ieiner gIn'
f,mft int 6ef6ugniBboi ulb ieinem
Jooe per0ingen, ipradl er obne I'M
tcrbrcdilng. @r betbeiertc immcr I'M
idatlbia 5n iein. Der 9eIinanent BE-
iono iib oiferlbar iriebr groBer ner'
oSier grrenlng. Sein sSriihtiid, oas
linn lin 6;45 4Dtprgens gebradr MR.
te, riibrte er ntt)t an
81 o d. cine @aunerei um
StIlitrom 3u retter.
llrr feds llbr Deorgers botten Der
3curernelr Sprp ino Die YtitgIieocr
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0epeiten
bon SeattIe, gaaIpingtoM erbalten,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20

ipeId)e Die gfittbeiIung entbieltcn
CAP @iIliam 9u5fp pon SeuttIi
idriitli6 Die eiolid) erbdrtete GrflG.
rung a6gegeten babe, baB er in Der
Naht in Der s. O. abortion in
Salt Sate Gitp ernoroet puroe, ucu
5tuei llbr 9tafynittags bis ip4t in sic
Jtaft bineiu nit Sillitrom 3ltiam'
rcngelueien Jet, lno 6ab 0iQitrom
unituIbig iet. Cine dbnli6e Gepeidc
iOl OH Den TraiiOeutcr g9jlion ge.
id)ift moroen iein.
Die anpdlts 6tqitroms erIu9ten
ben 9ouoerueur Sprp iofort no9mals
I'm einen Gufihub BON 5ebn Sdgsp.
Die gsgnabigungsbeb0roe belt au9
cine SiBung ab, beihlob aber, bab bic
9inri4tung itattfinbsn miiffe. Gs
ipuroe bann gemeloet, DaB 6ilIitrDm
S6pdde 3eigen uno Qln3eiden boFiir
0or6anoen ieien, bab er unter Der
Spannung 3uiammenbre9en ipiirDe.
Gin petterer 9epeis fir
SitlItroms g Dub.
ObgIsi6 SiGitrom INNER bebauptst
bat, bab sr feline Ilni4ulo bsrpsiien
t0nns, ipenn ibm elm neuer YroSeb ges
tpGbrt perben piiroe, tpeigerte CT it1
aud nod turS Dor ietner Sinri6tung
3u fuseu, auf ipeI6e @eiIe er cie
S4ubtpunbe erbaIter, bic 81 ieiuer
9er6aftuns fiibrte, pber no er IN Der
Rdht, in Der MorriiOn ermorbet pu,s
be, sstpeien lei. ,Gs sebt Riemanb sts
mas an, no itb bic 8linoe erbaI;eu
babe" iagte SiqItrom. .Gs III nur Die
Nsugierbe Der 2euts, bic iie psranIaBa
ii9 bdrum gu tiimmerr, unb t4 bobe
feline 2uit, ibrs Rsugieroe gu befrieoi-
gen."
9lm Dpnneritag 46enb srsignete lido
etipas, mas ais 9eipeis fir bic Sduto
!Silitroms an9efsben tperben lam.
SiqItrom bate ben Duni6 ausgcs
briidt, BEL ieiner Sirridtuug einen
buntlen Gn5ug trueen 81 biirfen. Der
Ii6 nit ieinen anberen Sahen unter
Der Sbbut oes 9eri6ts befanb. 9lls
Der Silfs Warben 6. 6. lire ben 9lns
Sug bra6ts unb ibu our9iudte, nm
i'm bGnn ausbiiseln su laifen, entz
bedte er auf bem ipeiBen &ermelflittsr
ben Hamsn yMOrriIon" nit unlOit'lis
der 5inte eeihrieben. glls er s,ills
from mittbeiIte, oab er an Dem gnaus
einen Ramen esfunben babe, frue Der
8erurtbeilte, oh es Der Same .Morris
iun" iet unb als biss bsjdbt rpuroe,
ertIdrte er, bab Der Rame pabrf6tins
lid bon einem 0etettip gsidriebeu
ipprben lei. Der anaus pabte oills
from nift, er mar oiel 5u arpb fir
ibn. 1rau Morriion, bic Wittpe oes
Grmorbeten, Iaste, bab ibr Moun ets
men folbsn 9lnaus beiefen babe uno
bic S9rift3iise AUDI bic tbres Mtaunss
feien.
berbiret lid ror
ber&oIt8et.
GsattIe, e, @aTb., 1s. geuoember.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20

berprogramm tpirbe BON beN tdhm'
lid6t betannten Sdneern Serrn ql.
bert Sdott, 0errn Sans S6roeber
nnb .5errn Or. feri aulet aussefiiat.
Serr Sfctt fang rSisgmunbs BE
beslieb" uno .Gobengrins 8ertiinbis
aung", bon Wdgnsr. 9err S9roeoer
Dom Gollegs Of Uauiic ent5iidte bic
6orer nit cem Sadrfdcn p@ebet"
8rabmS .Stdnb9en" unb 5ugo
Nolfs .@lFenlieb". Or. aulst sntr
quite nit grbu6erts .Ooppelsdnger" /,
nSeimte6r", BON q. StrauB, fopts
Der Wunberer", BON 5ans Sermunn.
Die &iinItler fpurben Dur6 iibsraus
ber3lidhen 9eifaG ausseaei6net. NraI
Sulius 5rei itanb nit elmer BEN
3siilduften angemeiienen Defamation
auf bsm prpgrnmm mil bem 5ttel
nq(1e Bier. Die 9enannten fofpfe
!0err 2ouis @ictor Sadr buben H4
Inn bas &iinitlertonsert unb bamit
Inn bic CUTE Ga4e bo4 Derbient ges
mdht.
s. aifentur3 ergi6t $3o79.
Die Serrsn BON an3s&ommittee
batten in3piIhen Die 9elber ge5d6lt
unb als Inn Wtitterna6t bic 3ugbriids
nieosrgelaiIen purbe gum 3eicbeH, baB
Der Gag Dorbei isi, iparen iie aud nit
benz 3d6len Der @eloer fertig. 0as
ReIutat mar ipisber gang ausge5ei6s
net. Der Grtpag Oes geTtriseH Cages
mar S3079. Seute 16liebt bas Set.
2lGer gorausIi6t na6 gi6t es einen
geI5dfti9en Gag unO man ertpdrtet
eins @innabme BON $4,000.
X
Der SumItda Nahmittdg gilt als
&inbertag. guuerntdn3e perbeu DON
8pan3ig ainbern untsr 2eitung bes
Gurnlebrsrg Ssrrn S.bpurB aufges
fiihrt. guBerosm pro0u5irt Ii6 Der
Sdn5hdr unb es geben Der Yeluitiz
eursen unb Spdbe Oiele.
Nbenos lteht Trl. !0elene Tod nit
einem bramatiIhen 9ortcug nuf benz
Drogramm. Die aiinitlsrin pirb bas
Gsbi6t Ser Malbbruber mtt oem
GIsl, ober Der draen Welt tbuts Jlies
mdnb re4t" betfdmiren.
9luBerbem gelungen Our6 Serrn
unb 5rau GuitaD @a6mann aus
Reipport GbarnttertdnSe, Glt Jliirn=
berger gdntcmimentan3, 5iroler uub
pag!ine Stsn1ler be9leitst oieie 5Gnz
sc auf bsm piano. 5raulein Roiel
5rsi unb 5err Robert Sonnsnz
BERG tragen bas SroQige 9uett r8er
luItige Gbsmann" Dor uRo peitsre See
idngsbortrdge unb cine groBdrtiae
9e6rausfsier berooIitGnbigsn bas
pro9ramm fir ben Sarlitag etbeno.
8ieienigen 9umen. lpel6e it4 I'M
&oItiim pbotograpbiren luien molten,
m0sen beute Ra6mittds 3piihen l
unb 2 llbr an Srt uub Stelie iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20
a(t- lirn6erger UO(fsfea if lOonnefsa.
saal in Settle BET alttH GtiiaHau.ctaDt DnfDb aud bt
jDdts Sag Du 5frri5M ytranlaltung.

Gas aHnflts bic SsHdr Das aanertOn3srt aine els
mem bo6anebnidsH publum in Der bursn Sane" F9.
Brilant asilunssn MDir tenben ube bas as6sn
in aH Rinbug. - en>BO aaifr Mibsms bes Groben - es
pro i'm SntsrsHe Der gutsu Sdde psro 5rOb4ss arsi6n
BEN grauslOdIs Rltbstser BEL 6nrrp Greunb Uia
tin G6niosr. - 3mt6e QanDpbrus os Yanpmebs. Die Da
SpsitiIdn Das arrangement fat @srinbung
gum geTren afaben - Die Serridaen Gsuf6en 3Fasr
brnsn asbn in bic 9ipe Die GbnbHrserin a Rarnbera
DirD bsfobsn Ssuts TT abraus. es mub sr0be uno
fdlub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20

Die beige Yoli5ei id)idte am 9l6en6
auf Griufen oes @ouperneltrs SprD
pom lltab 9eteftiOe5 aus, Inn 8ustp
u per5aiteu, CT mar ober nirgenn 3u
iinOen. Gle 9SoIi5ei lit Der 9Iniiht,
oaB Die 9Iitsiogen 9ustp's Ia0igIi4
SteiI eine5 9SlGnes Der SnouitriuL
8orfers Of tbe @orIo par, cingn
gIuiitltb Der Smrif9lutg SilIitrpmS
5u erlaugen.
Ter @olroerneur Sprp eriubte
oarunl, 0nB Die 9Inguben 9u2tp's le.
Inl Irteriuo)t per0eu iolten, inO
NoB lpepn er ii6 uirflicb al rem Be.
!plBten Sage in Der @eieQi4uft S!Q.
irons beflruoen babe, Der Staat
lltab i'm 5u pro5eiiiren ruiinitc. s.
III aber nicht pGbriheirIidl, 0aB Der
lfann peaeu @cinelo5 beIougt Der'
Sen miro.
Aud in Der &riegsgefans
geui9aft mub Der beuta
4eS olbotfetueu 8ors
geieBten eeborHen.
9oris, 10. Rop. Sn your 1T
Der Solbat Jriebri9 S9ul6t bonn 40
preubii6en Snfantsrie Resiment, elm
&riegSgefangener, BON einem Sriegs'
geri4t ipegsn grpber SniuborSinattou
su spei AqAren 9efdnsnib Oerurt6eiIt
iporoen.
S9ulht mar mi. anberen 9riegsa
Gefangenen unter Der 9ufii6t bes Sera
geanten @eora 8olff pom &diIerir
@liiabetb @arb. Reeiment an bic 2lr>
belt gefttdt. Der SOIbat batte, ii5
fapn pieber6olt ooeegen oufgeIebut,
OdB bic beuti9en Interofft3iere au9
in Der @efangeri9aft auf 0is5tplin
bielten, unb sr bate aeglaubt, ouB er
ben Serseanten WoIff, ben er ni4t
!eiben tDnnte, beIstbtsen uno bebrobcn
tOnne, neil beioe Sriegssefangene itub,
= ominenter StaIieuer
= ermoroet
SEEM Orleans, 2u., 19. Rob.
SllNllll UtuISIlf tll uCllH4eI IilU
proniuerter SStnliener, WurOe on
5reitag in Dem italieniid)en Guurtier
nj gtem Orleans errtoroet. Ore Boli.
sci mar ridJt I'M Stonoe, cine SpIr
Don oen Wor6eru 81 iinoen. elau6t
aber ooB es it'd Inn EN- Sbmnr3e
Smio ger6refen banoelt.
Dtorcii rpuroe ,id,on einmaI Dor
fiinf 2Subren in mpIterioier g8ciIe oer-
mun6et, nadbem er Den 9eb6roen 5et
Der @crfolelute Der @anOe DaIf, Die
ben g.amona &nnben ertfiibrt ltri0 er.
moroet bate.
Banter berurtbeiIt.
morris, SG., 10. Ropember.
Gbds. 3. Mtunbdp, Der friibere 8i5es
prGIbent Der Ga Sdlle Street Gruit
& Sdpings 9ant ppn @bicogo, oereu
9rGiibent Wm. 2ortmer mar, tpurn
Der @erI9n0rurs Sur Ruirirune ber
8ant fir ihuIois beftrnben uno aa
5 Sabre 3uhtbaus berirtbetIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20

auftalten, mas fton bonn Stdnbpuntt
Der 2ttuitit unO Ses btTern GenieBens
sebOt.n mar. Der Me9IeI DolISOs iid
oenn' aud obne grcbs St6rnns, obs
gleih bieie glenberuns erft i'm 2aufe
bes ssftrigsu sases sefabt pcroen
mar, alfo cine Dorhsriss @eritGnbis
guns Ses publiiums nidt bate iidtt.
finben t1nren. Ous Riiniilertonsert
mar in ieSsr ge3isbunS Elm erfols
unO CAB Dem i5eit cine beioubsrs Dors
nebme Pote.
9luT bsm @lt gtiirnbsrssr Wsibs
na6tsmartt feblte es besbal6 midi an
llnterbaltuns uHo 3eritreuuns. Die
iuneen Dumen itedien ben geiudern
lpieDer friide glumeH ins anopfIod,
maftsn nit Silis bss aoieuDer.aufens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20

tern in Slid, perIdiebensn 8raten
nsbf ionitisem 3ubeb0r, &affse uno
Su6ep beitnnbsn. Dor benz Brat
puritglOdls, bas geitrn ii6risens ses
gen GntaeIt Don fiinf Gents betreten
irsroen burfte, iino etipa 3ipansig 5as
feln oufs.i9lasen, bic, beoedt nit ipsis
bem 2innen uno ben gtlImenitrduben,
iibspaus appetitrei5enb ausidben nno
Diriten. Die Wtabl5siien f9mtdten
benn aud saus porsiigli9. DIS bic
Giisnsseit DOrbei mar, tebrtsn Sic
Ssrri6dftsn ipisberum Elm unb lieBen
Iid bns famoie Bier, bas ibHen Don
sarter SanS treOenst purbe. number.
Wurbs bas Reoier Der aneipe einmat
bon einem 6laudueis.u 8lonbtppf, Der
irs.no siuen bii6ifen 9essniidnb an
ben Rann bringen tuollis, ,inii9er ges
matt, 70 mar bas Spiel setponnsn:
bic Wdnner tpi9en sipdr niat aus
ibrem Sdiissnsra6en, a6sr lie bisItsa
bi. 5dnoe ho6 unb tapituIirten.
Seute si6t es i'm gratipurftslSdl.
neben Di.l.n anberen suten Sad;n
Sausrbrateu nit Ielbiteemu6ien Hus
b.ln. lrau S6iller Bat bic Rubsln
somponirt unb cine 3utbai bejtebt aus
"a Susenb friideeIest,n gisrn.
gs iino an bic 5ipdn3ia 5iIde aufs
s.i9laaen une bic folgsnbsn 9omsn
fiihuH Dos aommnnbo, nobel 6snlertt
lei, baB etIi9e Der goritskrinnsn
mebrere siide untsr ibrsm anssusbs
men Reaiment rsreinist babsn:
Trdu 2ouis 0ictpr Sdar,
0orfieberin.
aifiitentinntn - 5rdu syrant Cob
mann, SRI. eiiber WOran, grl. Sd.
ael gnanbenburs, 5rl. @race SsnIes
mid. 5rI. Reiiie 9elansD. Jrl. gui6
unb FRI. Hopdl.
Jruu 4lbert 9ettinatr.
Yoritsberin.
aiiiitentinner,-Grau Qlipin ar.is,
5rl. Della grortermdnn, Srdu S6iHs
ner. bic 5rduleins pOttboff unb Rat
den 9isterls.
Jrau Wienede uub SRI.
prii 8, Yoritsberinnen.
afiitsntiunsn Jrau Jreb. Sd0n-
le. GrI. Sba 90rnsr. syrl. Bertha
pfitrmann. 5rl. Rarie i5risbmelt,
Grl. etbel gabmann, Jil. Wsarie
9bomann. SRI. Rutb Wulpi5iI. 5rl.
Gbitb 9ellenb.d. SRI. Sslen @ell.ns
bed, Jrl. Doris 9irsel, sJrl. Marie
aOuifs WOisset. SRI. Resina Glpb,
Grl. Warsarst 8abmann, Srl. Wars
TIA 9iedmsier, 5rl. 6iIba Baum unb
SRI. 5eIen eser.
Grau paitor Dorm, @ortes
bsrin
qlHifteniinn.n - MiHni Dorm, Gf.
Der Dorm. Slfs Saupt, gbdrIOite
Saupt, @iolsi Gberls, Sba ariid,
Nayis 9tsbn.
grauS. s. Sid. @Orfteh.rin.
Nhiiteniinnen 6rau sJtniie
S0ruer, 6rl. alma 9. lid. SyrI. paus
fine Gang. Jrl. 2bslaibs 2l9eIpilm.
Grl, Distsmeier.
grau Gurl alspe. @orTt.bss
rim.
gliIiftentinnsn - Grau 9ubrmann.
iyrau Rippsrt. 2ouiie arsi. staibrine
Ssfinsboff, Sd5eI Goobpin. Jrl.
9lan6e Solisrbsrs, 5rl. Minni Oss
palb. SRI. aulu NOb, SRI. Anna
Disisl6erg.
0rau Otto Bobs. Worittbsrin.
gliIiftsntinnen i5rdu g. @opo,
fyrl. 6elsn gobe. JrI. 2ilIp 9anbs
ipsbr, Grl. Role &urbmann.
Grdu Sulius Stemltr.
Worifeberin.
Miiiiientinnsn = GrI. anna 6dees
born, 5rl. pauline Stsmler, Grou %.
Sartmann OIL Norma 6rrtmann,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20
sln ben fulaembem pldsen /:

Srau Subn Niemes,
3. z. Garter, Niagnet Gait
@ns. u. 6ifman,
Munroc SOtel,
Sismarf SAFE &c.,
SOtel gietrOpOle,
Snrnet !Suuie SHE,
VI. Gamfcrs,
5beo. SOncar,
She sSGeel SAFE So,
SGDlin &utel,
@eber d. aranf,
so. Sanfcr,
Seioelbcrg,
u. s. 2ibou5fi,
@bitc SOuie Gafe,
&n. Milius,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20

8 ". 5. Strakc,
u. u. Gfc D. nnb Miain
637 SSinc Straic,
30 33 &SeIt {. Ctr,
Dierrautile 2i6rarp @eb.,
900 - II gSaInut Ctr,
s. |tt@uire, Gigentbiimcr,
II. nao Gin Str.,
429 8alnut Str.,
539 @alnnt SIR,
Sine mnO Guerra Tlace,
1912 gine Str.,
4132 Main sluc.,
9Sife Strafr,
Gourt 9lDe.,
Z. unO Columbia Ctr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-20

Das Stiinitlsrtoussrt, peldes
2l6enbs in Der eig,ntli1en Muitthale
iiattiann, priidte BEN 3fpsiten Sag
res GeTtes eas Gjtprdss auf. Sc pur
be burt baaIsIbs fsiissbaltm, mas
bas 5eit isin iolLts: Elm &iinitlsrielt.
Der 8efuh lieb abiolut ni6ts 81
tpiini6en ii5ria uno bic gdu6er
tpurbsn burd bic sebotenen 9enliile
fir ibr apmmen reid sntI6dbigt.
Die gianpnummsr mubte ausfaaen,
oa Serr WaIier Giilelpic5 ipesen llns
pdbliai.it abiag,n mubie. 5rl. gls
ma Bed erSffnete Oas aorBert nit
eiuem 2iebercnilus. Sic iang .eonSs
ing unb rGome 6appD DAB, Sons
poiiiionen bes Germ Saar. ferner
.9raum burd, Die 0dmmeruHa", bon
R. @trdub, unb SIN Serbit", non
Robert syrans. Die lietIide meIoois
Iebs Gtiinme Der aiinitlerin. bic non
Serrn Gdar auI bsm pidno besIsis
let pnrbe. bate bic 3ub5rer besaus
bert, aber FRI. Bed folete benz itiir'
miihsn Drdnaen germ unb fang NOD
msbrsye 0isb@en. Das abgass gtt.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-14
5000 BALES COTTON
BURN; LOSS $175,OOO
THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE DE-
STROYED AT SHELJINIAN. Or
IGN OF FIRE UNKNOWN.

The Farmers Warehouse at Shell
man was entirely destroyed by fire
early Saturday morning together
with 5000 bales of cotton.
When the fire was discovered about
3 o'clock in the morning the entire
building was enveloped in flames,
and all that could be done was to
save a part of 500 bales of cotton
that were outside the warehouse.
The loss of cotton, which belong
ed to the farmers of the surround
ing section, is placed at $175, 900
with insurance of sos, 900.
The warehouse was the property
of coroporatin composed of farm
ers of Shellman and vicinity, and the
loss of the building is approximately
SIS, 900 with IS, 900 insurance. John
Nj. Wooten was manager of the ware
house.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The flames were seen in Dawson as
they leaped above the burning build
ing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-14
CAUGHT ON THE CURB.

Rev. George e. Mize, the well
known Baptist evangelist and Sun
! day school missionary, of Evergreen,
Ala, will visit his kinsman, Mr.. C. l..
Mize, the latter part of this week
while en- route home from Ashyille,
n. G.
No, Cupid is not dead, but is
resting from his arduous labOrs of
the past few months, and has an
nounced that he will be again on the
job while the chimes of the Christ
mas bells are ringing.
The classes of Miss SaviIle and
Miss Young will give an entertain
ment in the school building Wednes-
day of next week. The program will
appear in the next issue of The News.
Buy your Christmas fruits, nuts,
raisins, grapes, etc, from j. M.
Rauch. He has a full and complete
fresh stock to select from, and can
benefit you in your holiday buying.
"A real living Santa Claus created
quite a sensation among the kiddies
Friday and Saturday, as he went from
place to place selecting his gifts from
the various stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Howell have
moved from Dawson. AS yet Mr. How
ell is undecided as to his location, and
Mrs. Howell is visiting her mother
in Americas.
The ladies of the Methodist Phi
lathea class have issued invitations
to an entertainment to be given
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
J. R. Mercer.
-Messrs. B. NJ. Roberts and James
R. Bridges are the latest additions
to the band of joy riders, each of
them having purchased handsome au-
tomobiles.
The Dawson public schools will
close for the holidays on Wednesday
December %, and will open for the
spring term Monday, January 3.
THE little boy got it, has be-
come a thing of the past. The slogan
now among Dawson lassies is, please
save your coupons for me-
Presiding Elder T. D. Ellis
preached in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening to large
an dappreciative congregations.
There are only eleven more days
until the dawn of Christmas day. The
merchants are expecting good hol-
iday business.
We have arranged to handle
fresh underground meal. Phone
your orders to No. 10. J. NJ. Rauch.
The boys and girls who are off
at college will arrive home next
week for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paschal are
entertaining a little girl at their
home.
A full line of Christmas fruits,
candy, etc, at j. Nj. Rauch
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-14
CITY PLUMS ARE NOT
VERY MUCH IN DEMAND
THE ANNUAL SHAKING OF THE
FRUIT TREE Is NOW BUT
TWO WEEKS DISTANT.

With the formal election of three
| councilmen last week, the nominees
of the primary previously held being
ratified, the deck was cleared for con-
tests Tor positions in the various de-
partments.
The indications now are that none
of the heads of the several depart
ments will be opposed, and the only
contestants that have so far appeared
are for the places on the police force
held by Officers Crouch, Norton and
Hill, and one place in the fire depart
ment. 1t is said that there are sew
eral applicants for these positions.
City Clerk r. E. Bell, City Attor-
ney R. R. Marlin, Treasurer c. d.
Cooke, Chief of Police C. H. Peddy,
Fire Chief S. W. Kenny and Street
Superintendent 7. H. Harden are at
this time unopposed.
John Melton, one of the city fire
men, will go to the farm, and will
not ask for reelection. There are
several applicants for the place held
by him
The new councilmen will be A. l..
McLendon, j. +. Morris, and w. A.
Dacidson, and the hold-overs are
Mayor Bell and Councilmen J. G..
Dean, A. B. Hamilton and w. J..
Mathis. The retiring councilmen are
Messrs. Weaver, Brim and Lowrey.
The 1916 council will organize on
January l, at which time all city Of
ficials will be elected for the ensu-
in& year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-14
SOCIETY OF
BRONWOOD ELECTS OFFICERS
General Review of Work Accomplish.
ed During Present Year.

General Review OF w Ork Accomplish
ed During Present Year.
The Woman Missionary Society
of the Bronwood Methodist church
has elected the following officers Tor
the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
w. Y. Pruitt; first vice president,
Mrs. Ross Davis; second vice-prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Norton; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. ). n. Hudson; record
ing secretary, Mrs. D. /. Hill; treas
urer, Mrs. W. W. Massey; saperin-
tendent of publicity. Mrs. Ed Massey;
superintendent of mission study, Mrs.
George Massey; superintendent Ct
supplies, Mrs. john Holland; organ
list, Mrs. o. w. Prultt; agent for Mis-
sionary Voice, Miss Charlie Petty.
Our membership numbers rs, and
eight of these are subscribers to The
Voice. The amount contributed or
thank offering this year was $1O.92;
amount collected on pledge Sl4.9o;
on dues $69.S5; making a total OF
$95.75.
As the membership campaign is
now on let us all take courage and
determine to make 1916 the best
year our society has ever experienced
MRS. ED MASSEY, Publicity Supt
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-14
MOVING PICTURES.

Mr.. B. e. Leonard, of Jacksonville
Fla. was in the city Saturday. Mr.
Leonard is an old Terrell county boy
who has an important position witt
the Southern WEIGHING ana lnspec
| tion bureau.
Mr.. G. r. Cannon, Mrs. Julia Mas
worthy, Messrs. L. E. and S. r. Can
non went to Shellman Monday to at
tend the funeral of their daughter
and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ellis, Misses
Eta Bryan and Annie Ellis and
Messrs Labon and George Ellis, OF
Americas, spent Sunday with DR.. T.
D. Ellis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Mcdowell, of
Camden S. c., are stopping at the
home of Mr.. J. H. Whitchard. Mr..
Mcdowell has charge of the auto con-
test now on.
Rev. and Mrs Lucius J. Ballard,
who are moving from Albany to Way
cross, spent several days with Mrs.
Billiards. parents at Doverel recently.
Mrs. C. J. Jossey and little daugh-
ter, Francis, of Buena Vista, arrived
Friday to visit Mrs. Josey's sister,
Mrs. Geo. Hill, on Orange street.
Mrs. G. P. DeWolf who has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. S. e. Hor-
nady for several weeks, spent the past
week in Americas.
MIR. and Mrs. Steve NJ. Cooke re-
turned Thursday morning from
Washington, Ga, where they attend
ed a wedding.
Miss Hortense Slappey passed
through Dawson Friday, en- route to
her home in Shellman, after visiting
in Albany.
Mr.. Allen Newberry, editor of the
Clio (Ala.) Free Press, was a guest
OF Mr.. T. H. Harden Sunday.
Mrs. w. R. Terrell has returned to
Sebastian, Fla, after visiting Mrs.
J. H. Whitchard.
Mrs. w. l. Alexander has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. l.. d. LOckhart
in Americas.
Miss Florence West is visiting Mrs.
Frank Cato in Americas during the
holidays.
Mr.. Ray McGill of Chicago is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
McGill. ~
Mrs. G. c. Crowell came in Sunday
morning from Atlanta, to visit home
folks.
Miss Kate Cross of Samson, Ala,
is visiting her aunt, Miss Mamie Har-
den.
Mrs. John Clark and children have
returned from a visit in Lumpkin.
Miss Annie ResS OutIer has re-
turned from visit in Plains.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-12-14
MRS. c. w. CURRY DIED
IN SHELLAIAN SUNDAY
Had Been in Failing Health for
Several Years.

Mrs. Chas. W. Curry died at her
home in Shellman Sunday Mrs Cur
ry had been in failing health a num-
Der of years and her death had been
expected for several days. Mrs. Cur
ry was a native of Dawson, and be-
fore her marriage was Miss Louella
Cannon. daughter of Mr.. G. R. Can
non. She was well known to many
people of this county, who will re-
greet to learn of her death.
Besides her husband and twod sons
she is survived by her father two
sisters, and three brothers, who have
the sympathy of their many friends
in their bereavement.
The interment occurred at Shell
man after funeral services at the
home conducted by Rev. J. NJ. Outer
of Dawson.