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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16

the fugitive, forced it to turn and
come again toward the French line.
1t passed near the latter, and again
there was the bark of guns, but APP
parently without decisive result.
Again the French mOnoplane re-
turned to the charge. Flying high
over it's adversary it suddenly dived
headlong upon it, seemed to touch it,
and then mounted again gracefully
in the air.
cat a dizzy speed the Taube, NOR
tally wounded. fell almost vertically
into the German lines.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
To Automobile Owners.

You are required to register and
pay State license on each automobile,
motorcycle, etc Registration blanks
can be procured from the Ordinary.
The County Commissioners are re-
quired to report on this registration
to the Secretary of State. If not paid
delinquents are subject to prosecu-
tor and penalty L. c. HOYL, Clerk.
j. c. HOLLINGSWORTH, Chairman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
Demand For the Efficient.

Alert, keen, clear headed, healthy
men and women are in demand. Mod
ern business cannot use in office, fac
tory or on the road persons who are
dull, lifeless, inert, half sick or tired.
Keep in trim. Be in a condition that
wards off disease. Foley Cathartic
Tablets clean the system keep the
stomach sweet, liver active and the
bowels regular. Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
Preaching at DcvereI Sunday.

Rev. Warren G. Cults. pastor Of
the Sardis and Brentwood Baptist
churches, will fill the pulpit at Do
yer next Sunday, Feb, 21st. The
young fellow is meeting with great
success in both the ministry and
teaching. Prof. j. P. Sauls will con-
duct the song services.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
son TO SERVE TIME
ALONG WITH HIS FATHER

Fred Brown Pleaded Guilty to Vol
untary Manslaughter at Waycross.
WAYCROSS, Ga.-FOllowing the
conviction of his father, Thomas
Brown, last night, for the killing of
Preston Hadsock at Kirkland on De-
cember %, Fred Brown, indicted
jointly for the murder, entered a
plea of guilty today in Coffee supe-
rior court to the charge of voluntary
manslaughter. He was sentenced to
serve five years. The father received
a fifteen-year sentence.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16

Hundreds of health articles appear
in newspapers and magazines, and in
practically every one of them the i'm
portance of keeping the bowels Tegu-
lar is emphasized. A constipated
condition invites disease. A depend
able physic that acts without incon-
veienee or gripping is found in Foley
Cathartic Tablets. Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
MISS MOLLIE FANCHER BEGINS
HER FIFTIETH YEAR IN BED
She Sustained Injuries in 1865 That
Made Her an Invalid.


Made Her an Invalid.
NEW YORK.-Miss Mollie Fanch-
err 81 years old, Brooklyn's famous
invalid, yesterday began her fiftieth
year in bed and received and an
swered messages from friends all
over the country.
tanned the injuries that have made
her an invalid and an object Of inter
est to physic ans. On Feb. 3, 1865,
she became helpless and resigned
herself to a life in bed. Despite her
affection Miss Fancher has been hap
ply during all these years, and
has helped to support herself by en-
broidery and crochet work.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
Notice.

On December goth G. w. Sheuing
& Son purchased Dawson Ice Plant.
All outstanding obligations are as
sumed by the former owner, ". R.
Baldwin. and al bills due up to De-
cember Goth are to be paid to him.
W. L. BALDWIN.
G. w. SCHEUING & SON.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
First Meeting of Creditors.

Judge w. w. Wright. of Blakely,
referee in bankruptcy. was in Daw-
son Friday, and presided at the first
meeting of creditors of j. Eisman,
bankrupt. R. r. Jones was appoint
ed trustee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness moi
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Csc,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16

A-What do you think of a man
that eats as much pork as three men
ought to?
B.-Why, I just think that's the
hog in him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16
STOLEN CHICKENs-Four yOun.

SIUIEN OHTONENS--FU OUT 80
hens-one black, one-eyed' . on.
nearly black, one light-coloredi loI
R. 1. fryers, 8 Plymouth Rock Pur
lets, frying size. ANY one na'lrs
purchased chickens described ADM .si
or had them offered for sale WV
please notify me, as / am ANXIOUS .,I,o
catch the thief w. A. EU'BANho-- :
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16

FARM AND CITY LOANS an
pleased to announce that my Loan
Companies have resumed business
am now prepared to make loals
promptly on city and farm propeF1
at per cent interest and 10 per CEN
as commission. ]. R. IRWIN
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1915-02-16

8 S S s BORROW MONEY 8 S 81
LONG LOANS ON CITY AND
FARM PROPERTY. Lowest Inter,
est Rates. Quick Service. Libersl|
Loan Values. L. c. HOYL, AttOrne!'
at-Law, Dawson, Ga.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
TO KILL THE IMMIGRATION Bill

A movement IL undsr usy In western
Pcnnsylvania 10 organirs and fedsrais
all Protestant ehurchcs, organired Bible
classes and patriotio secret socis,iss
vhose principles are Eueh that they can
unite on the following basis; (l) That
We stand opposed % all efforts made
20 unite church and state. (e) That
We are opposed 10 the distribution of
any public funds for scctarian purposes
Whatsoever. (S) That Ne stand in "a.
yur of the American public school sys'
ten, and oppose the appointment or en-.
ploymeut of any person who opposes, OF
i connected with any church, society or
institution vhich opposes the American
systcm % public schools. tN That We
stand for free spoech and frcr pres,
and favor the imposing of a heavy pen.
atty for any interference herewith. lj)
That no matter Of a general political ma
turc shall at any time be considered by
this federation other than those propo
sitions above mentioned ANY person
desiring 10 cooperate with this move
ment will please correspond, under On,
seal Of their organization or proper ref
erenccs, % Tho Federated Soricties. Bol
i07, Johnstown, Pa. Individual cor
fcspondence unless accompanied will
proper references will receive no con
sideration.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
Another Sneak Thief Trick of Romanists

After this issue of The Menace had gone press
most cowardy and dardy attempt of Rome henchmen in C
to slip through rider to the postoe appropr
on BILL amendment that would make the postmaster
this country absolute the him the
to exclude from the United States mails publication the
try that might not happen be just to his liking to the liking
Of those who might influence him. &
Two three congressman with red blood in their veins and
with the of their convictions raised point Of order and
the amendment from being placed the bill for the tint
being but the crisis by and will take the
certed effort American citizen who loves liberty and freedom
thwar the contemplate and underhandd schemes Of the Jesuit
ical plotters in congress
Next weeks Menace will tell the whole story map out
line action for the friends Of free speech and free press and
every the Firing Line hold himself readiness fo
immediate service. :.
bundle of weeks and that liberty
loving citizen your community copy and informed Of what
actually taking place the capitol of the nation in the OF
depriving them Of their rights and liberties.
In the meantime in order that time be lost would be
well Menace reader write personal letter addressed
members of the Senate Posoce Committee asking them to-
oppose adoption this vicious amendment OF
legislation designed throttle the freedom Of the Those
the where these live should address letter
the committee from their state all others should adde
Mr. Bankhead of Alabama the chairman Of the
They should all be addressed Washington D. O. The
members of the committee follows
Senators John h Bankhead Alabama; D. Smith South Caro-
lima Swanson Virginia. N Bryan Florida; MARITIME,
JeSey Hoke Smith, Georgia; Luke Lea Tennessee; H. K
Vardam Mississippi; Camden Kentucky; Boise Penrcse
PennsyA "a Brsow Kansas O. s. Townsend, Michigan;
T. B. o bh New Mexico; l. B. clt Rhode Island: j. W. Wee'
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
AXE FOR IMMIGRATION BILL

(Unifsd Prca stas Corespondeai)
Washington, Dec. le.-Ths Smith.
Burnetie immigration bill which pro-
vidcs an educational test for proc
peetivo immigrants, win not be passed
a. the present session Of congress.
This was made certain tonight despite
the fact that Il IL the unfinished
business Of the senate and has passed
the house.. The bill has been quietly
referred 10 BY democrats close 70 the
president az ''loaded with lyddite." F"
The president has LET Il be Known
that is passage would place him in
an awkward predicament. Friends OF
the administration following today's
lengthy caucus Of the senate, sent word
10 the white House tonight that the
bill win be quietly ehloroformed. IL
was learned that e win be put
through In the following fashion;
Each day as soon ~ the regular
calendar Of the senate IL finished
some senator who does not want the
immigration measure touched will
move an executive session. The rea.
son 20 be assigned will be that the
London safety AZ sea treaty must be
disposed Of before the first Of the
year or Il will die by limitation. And
President Wilson In his address 20
congress very flatly announced that
this treaty is one Of the most inn
portant from the standpoint Of hu-
man life and limb before congress.
In the meantime the house viii be
disposing Of the appropriation bills.
They are TO have the right Of way in
the senate, according 20 an agree.
ment reached by the majority. Once
they come into the senate all other
business win be side TRACKED and Il
Is believed Il viii DO impossible for
the friends Of the immigration bin
10 get a vote on Il before congress
expi by limitation on March 4.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09

rent Wilson sent In the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Collins, a Protestant
AS a result Of this disagreement
the senate has failed 10 confirm
Mr.. wilson's appointment claim
ing that the president is breaking
a precedent in appointing post
masters other than those recon-
mended by politicians in the sen.
ate. In It's usual bigoted and
intolerant tone, the Catholic Reg
ister takes the following fling at
the situation;
"why Collins May BE =. NJ" is a
headline that appeared this week IN The
Star. There are several reasons Why ne
will not be- Tho principal reason =
one Emmett O'Mallcy, Who has the com.
hined support o. Senators Stone and
Reed. Collins (who Is not a Cathohc)
. supported by BorlAnd. Az far a,
Missouri politics IL concerned Borland
a dead one. Exit Collins
Last week Senator Stone was in n,
city and said that he felt sure the ap
pointments Of United States marshal
and postmaster would be announces
within the ncrt several weeks. He de
-larod that he would not compromise
either on Tobin or O'Malley for th,
appointments Exit Borlaud closely fol
/ lowed by the Star
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09

TOR nearly a century a steady
II stream of inning. ants has
poured into the United
States at the average rate Of one
third of a millioE per annum.
Though their number in the year
1924 was less than eight thousand,
it has steadily increased with
slight variations until in the past
ten years the total of alien arri-
walls annually reaches the million
mark.
This enormous increase in the
number Of foreign-born citizens,
who sooner or later acquire all
the rights and privileges enjoyed
by natives, presents a problem
complicated by the fact that sew.
enty per cent Of those people
coming here now are from south,
ern Europe, and thirty per cent
Of them are illiterate.
OF equal moment is the fact
that but one-third of them ar,
found on investigation to be com
ing by deliberate choice, while
two-thirds of them come at the
instigation Of steam ship agents
government agents, papal agents
or agents Of some power acting
from ulterior motives.
Several years ago an inspector
for the United States government
discovered the existence Of a Sc
cret contract between q certain
steamship line and the Austro
Hungarian government, by tn,
operation OF which thirty thou
sand undesirable citizens Of Aus
tI.ia were shipped annually to tn,
United States. II the reader i
familiar with the nature of tn,
Leopold Foundation, established
many years ago for the greatel
glory Of popery and TO the detri
ment of this country, he viii Sc,
that this arrangement had even |
bigger purpose than relieving
Austria Of Its most burdensom
excess Of population.
OF course Austria is not to b
blamed for entering into a con
tract which relieved its populs
ton pressure by unloading s.
many Of its undesirable citizen
upon a stupid and careless natiol
OF the western world. So far a
Austria was concerned, it was {
wise piece Of craftsmanship l.
make room at home for her bette
class OF thrifty farmers and me
chanies by dumping her exees
Of degenerates on the shores o
America.
But how about our American
statesmeni Do they act wisel,
In keeping the gates the Amer
| ican nation open
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
MR.. TAFT BUTTS IN

The New York Evening Tele-
gram of Dec. 18th reports a meet
ing Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association in that city, at which
ex-President William Howard
Taft delivered an address. In
his address Mr.. Taft took a rap
at the present patriotic movement
in the following fashion:
"To my mind, " said Mr.. Taft in dis
eussing religious tolerance, "nothing b
quite 20 despicable as a secret society
formed for the purpose Of injecting {
religious prejudice into politics. Sucl
an organization reminds me Of n cock
roaeh-it must live in the dark. With
out the mantle Of the dark Il could no
live, for rs soon as you open Il mp {,
the light somebody Is able TO quickly M
the community Of that kind Of vermir
That kind Of spirit Won't stand the ligh
Of day"
We presumed that the results o
the presidential election of l9l.
had convinced Mr.. Taft that no
body loves a fat man, especial!
a fat man who loves the pope o
Rome as does Mr.. Taft, and tina
he would be content TO remail
quietly in New Haven and lee
ture his law class at Yale. Blu
he Just can't keep still. The still
est he has ever been was when h,
was asked in public, several year
ago, what a working man mus
do who is out of a job and starv
ing. lie replied, "God knows. ,
And God alone knows why h
made Mr.. Taft.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
The PapaI Storm Has Passed

The Menace still lives The Menace does not weaken The
law and constitution defense and refuse to bulge
Free press and free speech shield the pspacy not pierce
with its protests and complaints how sharp
mighty The Menace big enough and strong enough make
s heard and felt in it's defense nook and
OF America Its voice be senced shower
OF punk petitions We take back nothing The no
apologies The Menace will be harsh truth and un-
compromising justice. 1t will think speak with mod
eaton In the face of impending disaster this nation at
will not equivocate II will single inch
and viii be heard matter what the pspacy may say
how loud the hierarchy howls
We this foe Of religious and civil liberty Amer.
lean people weary Of Its fraud deccpon its boycott
and its bludgeon
Rome thought to the administration ghten the
postmaster general BE is Texan He uphold
constitution and the laws II Rome doesn like constitution
and the laws and the they administered
60 to Mexico In Mexico makes void constitutions and
promotes revolutions AmCrcE does purpose
anzed and The Menace does purpose to be by
millions Of meaningless flung In the face of legal
utionsl authority Like Luther Of Old upon
= God helping it. The MANAGE not do otherwise
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
BELGIAN COLONIES PLANNED
Scheme to Settle $1,000 in Ok
lahoma Said 10 Be Financed

Muskogec, Oh, Dec. ia colon
ifatiOn plan under way TO bring So.
600 or more Belgian refugees 20
Oklahoma is said 10 have the support
Of the Catholic church. The plan
includes the building Of l72 miles Of
railroad from Muskogco to Oklahoma
City, through a territory now scant.
ily settled. II Is declared the colon.
lists will be established in villages and
towns Of their own, along the right
Of way Of this new railroad, with
schools in which their language win
bo taught and Catholic churches
where priests Of their own country
will minister to their spiritual needs.
The head Of the Catholic diocese
Of Oklahoma, Bishop Theopile Meer.
schaert, is a native of Belgium and
was in his native country last sum.
mer when the war began and when
belgium was devastated.
IL will cost an immense amount Of
money TO build the railroad, buy land
for the eolonists and establish the
settlements, but IL is said the funds
have been provided by capitalists in
Holland and in New York and Phila.
dolphia. An official Of the Muskogee
Commercial club said today ono OF
the men interested financially in the
railroad project is 4 n,sn high in the
circles Of the Catholic church.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
GUESS AGAIN, MIKEl

Someone has said that The Menace
il the Official organ Of the U. s. Post.
Office authorities AZ Washington, ID. @.
Is Il the official organ Of Mossrs. viii
son, Bryan, Lind, villa, CarrRnza, "a.
pata, Gonzales and Cot Alasi Alasl
How the Wilson, Bryan, Lind & Co.
administration has degraded and dis
honored the once glorious starry banner
Of freedomi
The above item is from the pen
of Mike j. Foley, the rampant
priestly pen pusher for the motor
ious blaekguard sheet known as
the Western Catholic.
As usual, this papal plugugly
is wrong.
The Menace is not the organ of
the postoffice authorities at Wash.
ington, but il is doing business
on the square with them, treating
them as it would like TO be treat.
ed and telling the naked truth
about such cattle as Foley in ev'
cry issue.
Nor is il the organ Of Wilson,
Bryan, Lind, Villa, Carranza
Zapata or Gonzales. Most OF
them have access to organs OF
their own, and, besides, they
need no organ to tell the people
that they are not going to dc
wrong simply to please the
priests of the Roman Catholic ma
chine-the people can tell that
from their actions.
The Menace is not an organ
lit is the moIthpiece of the lib
erty-loving, God-fearing citizen
ship of the United States whC
believe in religious liberty, the
separation of church and state
and the preservation of th'
American public school system
The administration at Washington
does not always do just what Th'
1 Menace thinks it should, but w
don't get on our hind feet anC
howl like Mike Foley and say
everything mean we can think o
about the officials at the capitol
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09

though afraid to come out in.
manly opposition, are at the same
time marking themselves.
A true patriot can feel some de-
gree of respect for a fearless op-
ponent, but for cowardly dodgers
of vital issues he feels nothing but
contempt. Every senator will
sooner or later have to come into
the arena and line up on one side
or the other; and the sooner each
of them takes a firm stand on the
right side, the better for him as
well as for the people.
There are probably some who
really think that there is no need
for the restriction of immigra.
tion. With more generosity than
judgment they declare that
America is destined to be the ref
uge of the poor and oppressed
from all lands. That is a fair SEN
timent indicating broad sympathy
and a warm heart; but it is not
so complimentary to the head that
gives il utterance. II is a mis-
taken sentiment that is preached
and cultivated by interests that
place other considerations above
national welfare.
The elaborate colonization
scheme, quoted elsewhere on this
page, and which is financed by
men "high in the circles of the
Catholic church." is eloquent
with meaning for all who keep tab
on the activities of the papal cor
poration, and note the various
means by which the pope's agents
are preparing to make America
Catholic. If you have not done
so, read the article mentioned
which is printed herewith under
the head, Belgian Colonies
Planned"
Do not imagine that this par
ticular scheme is the only one oi
its kinda mere dream to be real
lied at some time in the uncertain
future. 1t is but a more eompre
hensive step in a program thai
reaches into the past as well a,
into the future. Other ele
ments of the general plan TO col
onize Roman Catholics in Amer
lea are already in operation
There are today hundreds o
Roman Catholic parishes in tn,
? United States which are in fac
J though not in name, nothing NOR,
or less than colonies of foreign
! born .papist dupes who speal
! with a foreign tongue, think for
eign thoughts, and are ruled by
; foreign pope by means of priest
whose first care is to keep then
! --~----------~---~~-- ------
Il tcor''pued on page 2. Col. ~ Z
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09

The public libraries at Calumet,
Mich, Sioux Falls, s. D., and woburn,
Mass, are the latest 10 refuse The Men
ace nj the postofiee and bar II from
the reading rooms Men and women in
these places who have minds Of their
own should take notice, aud remember
this when they are again called upon
for money to help run these Rome-con'
trolled institutions.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-01-09
THE KANSAS CITY soUABBLE

The Catholic Register, pub
lished at Kansas City, Mo-,
throws some additional light on
the controversy over the post
mastership Of the place. II
seems that Senators Stone and
Reed recommended Emmet oMal-
ley, a Romanist, and that Presi-