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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23
Wisiionsme0t OF SOlbrDaup
/ Seranton, 81, 30.-31 Nini

Coenu90ute 2a3c oar 6eitoada
ior 4rriteiamilien o. @eniB5eoea
j ScranioH.
Senooa 4orlcu prpoifeoe BRO
2aal 5armt "a iuoerligt ooer ID
leus g%1aulelium.
Gcrefter oar Der Cptalelie / 0}e
H~iQ6coen. st Qar 6amilier Ben enc
lilc fommen ira 2aumarf. % nogle
Imae. / oil > sioIe laloes nj Nc.
~uia5eoen.
otter acknowledgements 6le0 Der
5ol0t 6cilmaoltio. ser oiite aoin
ocrae iil Metre at ier5e ior oct
Dore 9tcuneife.
I'm eitermi00uaen ieircoesQru
teiogfeues. 8ait. 81 Nrs oioris-
5anls. S|elubrollup. 3eres ire pl0
itc Born oar fommen 0ieut til
SeitiOen 2lt6onaiius ol 6ebe ira
ehicaao. 3cbora6 ira elair. IN De
ire Dnaite er bieume, bnooe 6orrI.
6reae ben @laoe at bare belle 6ami.
len iamlet.
Ssuoaa Gitcrmiooa1 Uar Ser III.
fer9on1, 6por mango neo oct 9eIiiac
0}aalti0 til 1roens % aprli85eoe1s
9eiDrfelie.
1ereiter talte Bait. Glemnenien
III Sslu6ui0eparret 10 IRA Groei
.Ndn Sjpl, loo 0erren % gIenl
life ale 6dus 9elaernrnger. min.
oe0e ban Dem ON Serrens lroiait.
beo o. 95aaoe 6aa0e / ouoe o. 8ooe
Gage, 6aaoe iom 9e8teiolt % 9rr
i~teiolf. 0aD0e 0crren life itaanet
Dem ior Qruiteiols iurliBe SorG.
cora oper Dem, Der ioralter Radoe.
bu0ifabet, iaa baD0e ban o8iaa glG.
oct Dem ueO at laoe Dem ie 6rnBt
a. 6eres 4rbeiOe / bans Nenig5eo
- i%relite SiGle.
4ait 2ana iluiteoe 3eitioeli85e.
ben De0 at pele paa 8eliianclien oeo
al 5oloe Setter. 0sjtioer iammen.
% meo en- 6iertelia 2ptenitnin8 til
Sslobru0epnret.
Smong aiten. Mauoag 6ormiO.
bag % aften bleo Der prGOifet.
Manoag eitcrmiOoas bolOtcs Der
en- oeliignet SomtaIe ON enmct
Dlenigbeoen~. Der inOleoeoes al
9roi. Gang.
9r%piteiolfene mooto9 / 8a8ens
~2lnle0nina en- BELLA aloffe o. man
&c 5%eluioaer ira @enia6eo o. Zen.
ner. Menig6e6en i GaIlenOer, DER
10 I I'm lis 6etientes Al Qaitor
6iortsoana, alroeoe fin ioronms
4rpiteiolf Deo iammea meO Oeres
9ufenifning at ienOe Dem ct SeI0-
faiieitel.
Bait. &iortsoang mo0to8 i Ia.
gems anleonine ira fit Stem | Tan.
mari ct oeiligt giIleoe al bans BRO.
oers 6amilie. Qaa bette 9ille0e bar
bans gamle 5a0er, Der enonl Ieuer.
Get gl9oe6e BAN. paa ben glaaoe
at iaa oisie mare SlG8tninge meo
til 9ejtiben- =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

b / 9cimrer6oligen Daa 9affen
}foro ior SfoIen.
I'll Geoiiorer ualgteS @ait. $.
Z Senien d Mr. hilbert 9auien.
Of iom Su6ititutter Bait e. 9re.
pfn'en % N9r. sans :. 9anien.
Ill Rc0after n = L af5l.1 GET.
oal9teS @ait. CIR. G6riitenien, %
til 0ipfpereoaftsr 9aIt. 6. 2. 30.
ien6er8. I'll 8eoafter Al 9erne5In.
BET 8enoaIltes Qait. 2 Senien.
Sesiionen ilutteoe paa iroBaulil
@is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23
Srebae G~ftermiOOas.

SesIionen anbneoes meS at Jpn.
ge ,Suor inIis er ben lille Slot,
Oplpsning al anbenbaringen 6,
1-2 o. gsn al Oroitpreren.
aom. Rr. 2 rnpportere6e, oe bl.
q. foreiloe ben at pnolpgee Sefre.
tqren I De Weniabeoer, Tom intet
biorager til 2srerIsnsfasien, at rap.
portere iii rette 8~eofommenoe og
aneipe @runoen til iaa6ant 5or.
bol6. Otter nogen Grsftelie Deoto.
ges bette Soriloe. = Den nppolg-
te Sfolebeitprer, goit. 8. u. 2aur-
len, sapes anIeonins til Of uotale
iig aneonett6e goIiesforbolo peo
'gfolen. gn6en Of ben Gag bleu,
at BET bIep befluttet, at ban iful6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

On Iraftat blep iornplig unoer-
ifreuet ni u g.Magterne / Spo-
amerifa - argenttne, graiilien og
9bile. Ter uOigrtes. @lnOes-Gere.
monier, ! boilfe ii Suiin0e Sfole-
bsrn, Der tilbgrer be ire Rationer,
lang 4ationaGionee. Get oar fife
iaa galt, ON europa IPrte al Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

Stemningen imo0 ale Ipifere er
iaa bitter @ictoria gritiif, Column
bia, at Bait. DITTO o. @erbid iflg.
u. 8. 2. Bar iltn0et BET nsopenoigt
1elt at luffe jim airfe, ban poDer life
engong at jamie i'm Wenigbeo til
engelif @lostieneite. San er fIpttet
til Bort gngeIes, Baibington, og
eper M Wislion Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

Youl Solmitrlip, Der for nogle
aar iioen par Sttoent Deb Dana
College og Meobiplper Der | Dan
iferen"s aontor, og Tom ienere bar
itnoeret peo Muguitana College,
Rocf SsIono. 81, g~ro6uereoes Der
fra peo SfoIens SI1itning forleoen
meo fremroeenoe Rarafter, og
vMmerican . Seonoiilopion Joun6a.
tion" bar tilfenot BAN ct StipenOi.
Inn iii ct gtuoieopboIo I europa.
Donfferen bnifer til 2pffel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

aina % Sapan oar m~OerifreDet
Ell m 6~re0straftat, iom en6er De
llroligbeoer Dem imellem, iom M
liza trueoe meo arig. en Del al ga.
pans 5orOringer ifal imioIertio Op-
re u%aigiorte, iaa 5aren fife belt er
o%Deritaaet, pnnitans Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

6orretnin9 snle0e Oh Del ieflte ffPs
itemgSe. pna 6piItet 9ianit15ipiie.
met isrte5 tilbaae / i'm 9amIe @pn.
ae, par aacre0e ior5i. "a oort So1
naaeoe Qucf.
Mooifc fan Der life Al eeni0n
til ieloe Soaen taac5 BET oeuipn
til os lanai 6oric. at Der fan Ieo.
aes os 9io aof til 8eiieJ iaa ri
fan fonme ti6suof til Steoet. uanr
ri refer bienme ira SmNa9 III
ZEN.
Ser Glen io1t. at nolle bIeU hienl.
me ira a2(rsmeoet. ior0i MA pdr
banae Tor. at oisie Eager iflloe
pol6e ll6e6oleIia6cocr @cn mad
ffc oisie banle 5irle iaa itreo ocS.
mere Tor os / 9N iii @n0 anaaa.
enoe Oisie Soacr. Ter bIeo i bert
8ol6 inacn tore @anifeIia5eoer poo
al iao Salcrac 1cancmiert. grbei-
oct ali lin roliae itfrc @ang, % ri
bGeo iaa tiolig irroia at Der BEN
ii6ite 1aq filnoc 6olocs Risiions- /
Steoet for 3orrctninasms0e.
9eiret Dnr minOre b~e5aBeli8t al
81 til. fofOt Of rclniulot. Here
@an3e 1ar ri i%or6inoret ! at Be.
a1tte 1eItet, % oa airfcu life tint
De rlmme Solicit, maatte Ell Eel
laa Sort uoen at funue iaa 9laos
GeO ct Al Opbnaaeiiesmsoerne 6oor
6muet oor. g9eocr. IA ifal eoer
1iDcs", ble1 ui minoct ON, bDorIe.
0es earreien 6ao en- IerUeir, o.
oct ifcts. men iclo en- Of uef BAD
Ell Eel ON aoot Qejr oaiaa. bar
Ser otl in3en. Der oooeoe To rem /
9srreiens tore 1ro. euer bDao2
@uO fan io oliaa bare line oiie o.
ao0e 6eniigter. iom mla ies hen til,
mar ran laOer set reane troos inc
gsras non on Iarscir. @eo ct
Wr0e / IN Professionalism ! TAM.
MARI bleu Der beoct iprlia en-, at
9elneu, iom 6aa3 as over 0eoe-
Set. madtte uoeblipe. men BET be-
ha9coc @uo at ien0e os IN iaa opI-
0i7 Gc66sr. At 81 maatte rsmne
mo / Qruitrns 0us. 1oor nj NJ en-
iaa melet 60a8cli8cre Sanmen-
fomit @uo ioruoiaa 10 BET % mo.
II os oct 0iaaifc iaa Ban oaiaa
at 9rGiicus inOerliae 9su ON 9oot
9eir oar liot bian0et meo 9Gn9iteI.
ie ior De inc Stucr. Seem fam oi.
Dc oet2 o. 6ocm fan eioe. 6oorior
Oct 6e5aleoe @no al Iaoe BET re3ae
a 81 til m0er 4arsmeoet 9nef,
font ii ban en- lo0t &eir. Madife
oar set DIET Ter. at Set iful0e oes.
mere paaifmncs. at Der er en- Cir.
fe ! 9ucf.
Men M mao iea nit lutte, "a
init aerctei fan ce1ics naar iom
BELT, o. lea BELT oil Iaoe 6eite aaa
me6 Qoiten 6eriro. enonu nm BET.
te. Sea er aaereoe temmeIia 8o0t
fenot Der / 9nen. Sen or life al
9pfit; % 6a peo oi, at aaes Zine
postc paa Ell. noar man gnar Iiot
rem o. tilbaac me6 Reiietei paa.
9lae oe0 6e min. at set er Ell Rrpit
belt noe ira Cre9on. Tom ifnI0e pr.
ret no til 3aneoiae. On ieg oeO
M, at Der er en- Gel norife 5orret.
n~inQsiolf, on en- oanif 5orretninas.
mau6 bar lea o1iaa TAFT me0. 9pen
er ,ior li0en" til At hare noeen air-
fe. paaito6 Den norife Banter; men
oen er tor nof til at bare minoit 3
SaIooner meo iaa 5fri6ts aiitouo
ira 6beranore. ri BAR bait ct pills.
iomt 1or6enoeir her iioite Rot. Get
torouer aae @eane. innes MIC. Oct
t%orone6e ! Gait cafe, BET tor6He0e
paa 9eien til o. ira % unoer Mars
ms0et. Pon BET ogiao tor6ner /
Gnaene2 Saa err set I hoert I'll.
f0l6e en- Sipl0enhe0.
Meo SiIIeu til oqierue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

ZEN 3orf a%onierencen Al Gu1u.
it1na Snnooen har enitemmig PED.
ta5et iolgen0e g%eiflttning: u9tep
95rf a%onferencen aoparer port 5olf
frlitiat o. aInorliet imoO oe iaafalo-
Il gMoOing 8icture Sbons@ ifaOe-
Iile 5noHDOeIie.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

gMisiionsbiemmet" / San 6ran.
cisco, Gal, er MI ao6net og anbefa.
les til port airfefolf og 2anosmPno
no oper Staterne, iom agter at Be.
iege Gan 5rancisco. aae Sore
ipsrgsler beoer rettet til SIR. anuo.
len, 146 Central aoe., SaH 6ran.
CISCO, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

5 anleoning al ainas 9rRiiOents
llnoerifrift al openn9pnte Iraftat,
ifol benne boDe iast: Bore Hettig.
beoer % Bripilegier / Mancburiet
Dor Iiot operoroentlig. gi isler os
beifamme0e og pOmpeeOe, men Dor
egen SDnebeS inObso til SnIult. 2ao
belle Solicit iorenes og nrbei6e bar.
moniIf for oct fore Maal at frel.
ie Qdnoet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

Zen ipenif. lut6erife Gruit i 0ma.
ba. Rat. 2l0oli 6ltlt, bleo moer Ben
iDenife Quguitana- Snnooes 4arsme-
o. / minneapolis iorleoen oalgt til
en- teologiif @roiesiorpoit oeo S1no.
oens Grqiteieminar / Rocf SsIano.
Sainois.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

8raiioent 8ilions Gale iorIe-
zen til naturaliiere0e 9orgere ital
bruges i 4bilaoelpbias SfoIer JON
Nsniter FOR engelif Sprog oeO Si-
Den al 9rpiiOent 9incolns BettDs.
bnrg.5ole og greiiOent @ai5ing.
tons a~fifeostale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23
sfOlcn / les @Oines

bar / Del iorlebne Mar bait 1871
eleoer. 3erai BAR Z / Den teoIo-
giife aiOelina, 26 / oen oanife 2a.
re%ritole, 90 / 5igb Sc6ooI & Iea.
cbers Training 3epartement" %
rs / lln90omsifoIen.
Ter par life / 2lar l69anet tee.
toaiife aanoioater ira Sfoleu, men
10 eleoer 6aoOe aiiIuttet oet 2.aa.
rige oauife 2prerfurius og 3 ara.
ouateo4 ira Sigh Sc6ool" af0elin.
gen. IS unge Ren6 i DC iorbere.
6enoe AioeIinger fpnfte paa at ior.
bere6e ia til Preitegernin8en. 5
ben amerifanife aiOeIing bnpOe en-
Del ior5ereOt iig til earerinOeets-
amen, % en- Gel itiiSere6e / Sigh
ScbooI Sept. 6 aarle al ginter.
f~foleboIoet iuIoeuote @Dmnnitifla.
rerfuriuiet, o. I CONNER reiite IA
gIeper no for at bol6e 5erieifoIe.
HeOaftionelt bar 9Iaoet islsenOe
at ii9e ON aarsmeoet:
Get oil nnppe falOe no9en al
3eltagerne I bette mo at betesnc
bet ION ct Weoe, Der iqrIig fenoe.
marfes al geeejitrinsens aauO,
bpor man tos itore geIIutnin9er
meo Senipn til 5ortiatteIien %
ltopiOelien al arbeioet, 3n6binoins
al ,,n9t 2nno" oip., eaer iom ct
Wsoe, bpor Der meIotes ON itore
og isineial6ne 5remifriot / oct
ipunone aor. Snarere maa oct be.
tegnes Tom ct ippngoot Msoe meo
ct afgiort fre6eIiet gras og noen
nogen Iom BELT ffnrenoe NisIpo.
Ogioa I aor itnofpite6es bet Tom
ioo oite tilforn, at oct iamleoe
anrsmsbe orbei6er noget tiingt 90
IangIomt, naor life be Saeer, Der
trpnger en- nqrmere 9rsftelie, er
~forbereote gennem oertil neoiatte
aomiteer.
Get fan beIler life fiees, nnor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

Dc. iaa 6an if fife 5oertcn Seres
1efIt eller 8ena.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23

Naar Leserne henvender sig til Folk
som averterer / Bladet, enten for at
ss5e hos dem eller for at faa o~plysning
au det averterede, bedes de altid ON
sa'e. at de saa Avertissementet 1 dette
pad. Det vii vere til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23
ltneoomsfomiteen

.rapportereoe, og at oens Seaport
fan incomes, at omfrine fire og Ell
balpt 1uiinOe unge I Samiun0et
oelta9er i ipecielt uneoomsorbei0e.
aomite Rr. 1, Der boooe gennem.
let og ~ooerueiet 5ormanoens Sno.
b%eretnine, ropportereoe. Gens Sno.
itillinger ON anerfenoelie og Saf
forbienar oi. airfernnoets 5orilag
ON at tilla0e 9ait. 2aurien at bpg-
&c pno Sfolens 8runo foreIloges
life DeOtaget. 9ette peotoges, alt.
Iaa at oct life tiIlnoes. ct 5OriIas
ON at inoinmle en- Heformations-
eape IDENTITIES til en- aomite, iom
ienere palgtes. 9enne aomites 6or.
flag og bets Mootagelie par BET,
ri fortalte ON iii SIntnins ii6ite
llge.
Sesiionen Ilutteoes meo afipn-
seIien Of Salmen adno ooer Nan.
Der, fom ne6 fra bet bic" os gen
al Bait. 3. @ertien.
3ors6as Nften
taIte Wisiionqr Rielien or. 81
poa Donif | 7eltet, oe Eait. 3. 3.
Nanrup paa Gngelff | 4irfen. Men
ben aften mootte Meferenten orbej.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-23
fra 9en 0anifc Girfes
Narsme0e.

6sl9cuoe meooeles citer a0ame-
oirfe4 al Is. D..
lei BAR ! e5ab 0ieaigaeOeL
Gantaa. IA. uar 9art ior Aarsms
0et-Eer oar 81 Grriter. - 4cle-
gotcr. 3 Stnreliesmeolenmer moot
trent ol iaa aaoes Der , aouoioa.
Ter Stemmeret. iaa Der 1ar ialt %
temmeberettiae5c Weolenmer.
9i lpier III. a / Sormm0cns
s,f05eretnin8:
: aenmare. u TAI. er oer oan-
net en- @cnil6eo me9 y Ncolem
mer. iom isRer Cgtalelie In
0auife airfe. Get er 5oatca. d.
aenmare % Tlarton ifal aarc i1m
men. 2e TO a~1enil1eocr har 1Irci
5etient a. arc9icns Rruitcr. men !
CONNER oil en- StIoeut ira zfolen
/ 8es Mtoines boIoe eerneifole Ser
"a pruoife OH Ssnoa6ene. On III.
Sen Snloeat oil taae Cp5olo i N.
rimore. T. 3nf.
; @reenBille Oh 5ruiant. Mics.
trdnpes til mere drbcioe ira port
Saniuno5 Sioe.
ri teiinmentariife @aoer. ION
par ifrnfct @irfiom3eoer + Gam.
funoet. nuoutes. ioruoen Ell @nee
til 9eruehjemnct / G6icd8o paa
omfrina 1000. en- @aoe paa ca.
$1,000 III eerneaiemmet / 51ler
o. en- @aDe paa $1,000 ira aiosoc
CIR. 0aniea, U2arauefte, Rebr..
5Dorai $500 ifal tifiaIoe 9srne.
5ienmet / G6icago o. $500 aloer-
6oms6iemmet / les Roines.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
Tax Mail Order Houses.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Georgia retail
merchants are greatly interested in
the endeavor now being made to Sc
cure the passage of a bill by con-
gress making it necessary for the
mail order houses doing an interstate
business to be regulated or taxed by
the federal government for the ben
eft of each state.
One local merchant says there arc
over one thousand mail order houses
in the United States, and the7 do 30
per cent of the entire business of the
country without paying taxes except
in the states where their warehouses
are located.
This places the local merchant at
a disadvantage" he said, 'for he not
only pays for the privilege of doing
business in a community, but pays
taxes upon his property and invest
ment, and at the same time contrib
utes to things which build up MS
community"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
Job For a Georgia Artist.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Governor Slaton
is looking for a Georgia artist who
can engrave the new seal of the state
and do it justice, and bids for the
work with proof of qualification will
soon be asked.
The old silver seal has been in use
ia years and is worn smooth. The
governor and secretary of state have
found the funds to pay for new one,
which should last three times as long
as it's predecessor, which was almost
worn out 100 years ago in sealing the
thousands of land warrants so plen-
tiful in those days. The seal is but
seldom used now.
I'D like to see it made by Geor-
gia artist" said the governor. And
have no doubt there are many en-
gravers in the state amply qualified
to handle the work"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
SYMPTOMS
Slight Symptoms Some
times PreSage Sc
iOuS Results.

Do you fee tired, have you a sal
low complexion, constipation, head
ache, bad breath, sleeplessness or
circles around your eyes? If so you
are undoubtedly suffering from some
liver complaint.
Perhaps you don't feel very badly
now, but delay is dangerous. To al
low your liver to continue out Of or
der is to invite a serious chronic i'll
ness.
Whenever you have the slightest
symptoms of liver trouble stop it i'm
mediately. You can do it harmlessly
and mildly by taking Liv-Ver-LaX,
the natural vegetable compound that
is replacing calomel everywhere. 1t
has all the effectiveness, not the eff
feet of calomel. Insist on getting
the original LIV-VER-LAX, bearing
the likeness and signature of L. K.
Grisby, which is guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded. For
sale by T. D. Lee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
Tax Receivers Round s.

l will be at the following places on
the dates named for the purpose OF
receiving state and county tax re-
turns for the year 1915:
Old Eleventh, 10 to ~ a. NJ
March 9.
New Eleventh, 1 to 8 p. M
March 8.
Dover, to II a. m.-March II.
Herod, l to p. m.-March II.
Sasser, 8 to II a. m.-March II.
Chickasawhatchee, $3.50 to $3.50 p.
m.-March II.
Bronwood-9 a. m. to p. NJ
March 16.
lWorner, 10 a. m. to 2 p. NJ
March II.
Yeomans, $3.50 to $3.50 p. M
March 3, March II.
Parrot, 10 a. m. to p. NJ
March 4, March 10.
Cottondale, 10 to II a. m.-March
5, March %.
Pleasant Hill, to p. m.-March
5, March %.
Graves, 2 to p. m.-March s,
March IS.
I Dawson-Every Saturday and all
Of April at court house to p. m.
Books will close May 1st.
Section 1105 (Code): All tax
payers who fail to return and sign
oath will be double taxed.
ERNEST BALDWIN. Tax Receiver
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
Effect of Great Kidney
Remedy Is Soon Realized

1 feel it my duty to let you know
what Swamp-Root did for me. I was
bothered with my back for over TWEEN
ty years and at times could hardly
get out of bed. l read your adver-
tisement and decided to try Swamp
Root. Used five bottles, and it has
been five years since l used it, and I
have never been bothered day since
took the last bottle of it. l am
thoroughly convinced that DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root cured me and
would recommend it to others suffer
ing as did.
My husband was troubled with
kidney and bladder troubles and he
took your Swamp-Root and it cured
him. This was about five years ago.
You may publish this letter if y0.
choose.
Very truly yours,
MRS. MATTE CAMFIELD,
R. F. D. No. 3 GobleVille, Mich
Subscribed and sworn to before mt
this 18th of July, 1909.
ARVIN w. MYERS,
Notary Public
For Duren Co., Mich
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
MISSOURI NIGHT
RIDERS RUN NEGROES
WARNED THEY MUST LEAVE
NEW MADRID COUNTY, AND
DEPART BY HUNDREDS.
RENT SYSTEM CAUSE TROUBLE

Whites Demanded Reduction of Farm
Rents From So to So an Acre, and
Blacks Made New Contracts at Old
Price. Militia Asked For.
NEW MADRID, Mo.-As the re-
suit of warnings of might riders
that they must leave the district be-
fore Tuesday morning nearly three
hundred negroes left New Madrid
county last night and this morning.
Possibly as many more are preparing
to depart before the time limit ex-
pires. Thus far there has been no
violence.
Ask For Militia.
The negroes, most of whom are
employed on farms in this county,
will be severely dealt with unless
they obey, the order announces. 1t
is expected trouble will result. Sher-
if Conran has asked Governor Major
to send militia to help him restore
order.
Negroes working on the govern
ment levee at Lenda and Dorena, in
Mississippi county, also have been
notified to stop work and leave the
county. The first warning note was
tied to a bundle of switches and the
second contained a crude drawing of
a shotgn.
Authorities said the order for the
negroes to leave apparently was not
based on any specific Objectionable
act, but on ill-feeling because the
negroes were doing work white men
thought they should have.
Origin of Trouble.
The trouble between the whites
and the negroes apparently had its
origin in the land rental system. Last
December the white renters demand
ed a reduction from Sc to SO an acre.
The negroes were content to continue
paying Sc and when new rent con-
tracts were drawn up in January
more negroes than ever were given
places on the farms.
Discomfort among the whites then
developed and personal threats were
followed by the posting of notices
for the negroes to leave. The more
prosperous whites have condemned
the raid and are trying to prevent the
exodus of negroes from becoming
general.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
MR.. BURWELL WILL
BE SPEAKER AGAIN
Hancock Man Will Be Reelected to
That Office. Persons of Monroe
Will Be President of Senate.

acknowledgements VIM.
II. Burwell of Hancock county will
be reelected, probably without oppo-
sition, speaker of the Georgia legis-
lature.
Mr.. Burwell has been confident ali
along of reelection without any diff
Guilty, as it is said by his friends that
he has had for some time 125 or
more signed pledges, whereas it re-
quires only SO to elect. However,
the elimination of Wallace Miller of
Bibb county means that Mr.. Bur
wells name will be the only one pre-
sented to the house for consideration
for this position, and he will un-
doubtedly be nominated and elected
by reclamation.
All indications point to the fact
that both house and senate will be
organized without any serious oppo-
sition for the positions of presiding
officer, since Hon. Ogden Persons of
Monroe, representing the twenty-sec-
on district in the senate, already has
twenty-four pledges, or majority of
the members of the senate for the
presidency of that body.
There is an interesting fight in
progress for the position of secretary
of the senate, which would have gone
to the late Charles S. Northen had he
lived So far as is now apparent this
will be the only contest of any mo-
ment before either branch of the gen
eral assembly when ii meets this
summer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-03-02
THE FEDERAL ANTI-NARCOTIC
law BECAME EFFECTIVE YESTERDAY

gist and not the fault OF the law Inc
druggist may be forced to refuse 10
refill some prescriptions which ne
was allowed to refill under our state
law, because the amount OF narcotlcS
allowed by the Harrison law is much
smaller than is allowed by our state
law. and because our state law ex-
cepted dover's powder and narcotlcs
in medicines for cramp COLES, etc.
while the Harrison law does not.
"No more quinine and dover's pow
ders for that cold-it's dope.
mo more sun cholera mixture for
that pain in the feed box-it's dope.
Don't blame the druggist; it's law; he
loves you, but not well enough to pay
$4,000 or serve five years for a little
matter of accommodating you. The
druggist who buys too many narcot-
les, though his acts may pass legal
inspection. may be refused reglstra-
ton on his next application or be re-
fused the necessary blanks on which
his supplies must be ordered.
This law is the result OF condl-
lions which are more apparent to the
retail druggist than to others. The
National Association of Retail Drug
gists has worked six years for the
passage of this law. The question
has been asked why do the drug
gists wish a law that will restrict
their business"
"The answer is, the druggist has
seen the dope fiend in all his misery,
has known him to forsake home and
loved ones to become an outcast and
a criminal, all for the sake
of dope; he has known strong men
who have wept like babies when they
discovered that their wives had be-