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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Zen OrpkBefh htpprene,
ysnrSe Sarrp sufer, Der @arSer sOr
Sran gannie geattp iiberipieieu.

Sarrn 5otsr, Der WiDrbsr bon Jrau
Rannie gsattp. tpurbe esitsrn BON
Rifter yeatman, nddoem sr uuf Elm
Uprperb5r ptrsi1tet bate, unter Der
anfIoge bss Tiorbes I'm eriisn grdbe
anb obne 3ulnifung BON 8iireihaft
ben grobgeIdporenen iiberpieien.
9eittrn irdf aud Grau Sames8une
ton, bic Wlitter Der grmorbetsu, aus
poepmoteWurhldnb bier Elm. DieSrai
ift natiirIid Of bes irdgiTden 9obes
itrsr Sedtsr pollis itieberseIhmettert
uno poIl,r Grbiiieriing sesen ben
MDrbsr. Sie bemerfte, baB Der Worb
nur baburd eeiiihnt tDerbsn i0nns,
bas 9pier bic 5oossnrdfe srIiits.
Die @sifebnns bsr Qeine bon 5rall
gsattp ipirb in allss Giiae ltattiinSsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
8pnSentmirt
Sat ganinipeftor @enbiss iie6en
Sanier an Der Gutter Strake.

Ger itdotiide 9aiiinipeftcr Nen.
6igs rdunt nit ben baiii1aigen 9a,
rafen i'm 8eiteib gang geborig aui.
psad,oem er fiir5lid fart bic idmmtli.
aDen gebduoe OH ber Bierion StraBe
slini 9lbbriidb beriirtbellt, bot er ge.
tern iiebcn baiifdaigen Sduiern all
Der Cutter Strobc bos 3oSesurtbeil
ceiproden neil Die betrefienben @i.
geittbiinier alien observation-disclosures
be5iislih Der Sanitanoietung Der sc.
bd,ihe feline geaAtlrng geidenft 20.
ben.
Die fonoemnirten S1itier iin6: 30.
t062 Gutter gtraBe, Sinfergebdlloe,
eigcntbinm BON sSrau Siella Wta-
euire; Ro. 104S Gutter Sirake, gi.
gentbum BON Srnu glIice S'gricn;
bso. 1884 Gutter Strabe, Gi9enthunt
ben Or. George 6. steIb; 9to. 1926
Gutter Strabe, Gigcntbnm bon State
gnrlep; go. 1040 Gutter Strdbc,
Gtgentbuni BON 8. 8. @oobtparo; I;
gie. 1868 Gutter Strabe, Sinterac.
bdiiSe, Gieenthum BON Srau alite
C'grien, iino 9o. 1892 Gutter Ctr.
eigentbum BON @oparb Sfria.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

genb Der euclib unb ltniperiitp 4oe.
befab. Stiibner's Batter mar bon Yes
| ruf Wiuiiier unb aud aiibnsr ielbit
mar, fpis sr psriidert, In irubsrsn Sab.
rrn elm gutter Rorneitiit. Sn Ipdisren
Jdbten ipanbte CT ii9 BEN Wlofdinsns
fdh ,u unb bat aud Bic Dor ipenissr
WOhen, tpsnnihon nit ldnesren llns
i.rbrsdanssn. in bitiem gsruf gears
beitet.
| Die Iebie SieiIe erbielt Ct Dor ms5s
reren Wod,en in elmer Usaffinsnfnbrii
In GObinston, no 5ur 3sit elm Sirtil
i'm @anse IN unb er ipurbe bann. leis
nen ansaben sufoIse, Dor ettpa adt
Saeen Don yreunbtn Der austdnbissn
Irbeitsr iiberfallen unb mibbanbeli.
iuorauf bdnn al siterlsbi ibn bic Gpbs
inston,r polisei NOD binisr Gdipb
unb Riessl bradse. Ra6bsm er dti
9ase lang ssisifen bate, fputbe e ses
Tern. fpis Ct perii4trt. einfd9 bisrher
abesff,oben unb Elm Gsbeimpolitiif
ron gobinston bradts itn nad Der
GENERALIZATION, BON no aus stiibner
nah BEN probatgeridt aeithafii ipurs
be. nm beute auf isinsn Gsiftss5uItaao
untsrTuht gu iperben.
.Mir III es gang redt.' iaste sr gss
fern In Der GENERALIZATION, .lpsnn id
nah QonsDisip tomms. Damn fam i9
mid tuisoer einnlal sitpas ansru5en,
ipie Dor sebn Sabren. ala id feds plos
nate lang sur Grbolung in Der anitalt
ipar. Was mid nur ipurmt, 1T, bob
meine Wsrpanbtsn mid 70 idnSbs be-
banbsln. Sh babe brsi GGbne, bic d[le
quite SttIlungsn babsn unb bsnsn e.
Gin 2eities isin IoIts. mir !. sfpei
Dollars bic Dodle 3u ssben. bamit if
mid ourdidlaeen t5nnit, aber re
ipellen nidis fiir mid tbun. gbenTo
,penie molten neine beiben Sdipeitern
mir eifpas 5utomntn IaIsn. obT9on
i'd. als ih Dor stfpd sipei .Sdbren llns
ssre 3eit cine iIsine itdbtii1e MnTtsIs
lung bdiie unb bei linen ipotnte, 10
ntt bon rnsinsm Womsnlobn bon SID
reselmdbie sshn Dollars etgsben Eabs.
auberbem ioIIte mir bic sine Ghpe.
itsr gang btfonbtrs gu Danl ptrpflidzI
tst isin. ba id ibren Gdiien Dor syobs
rem ss ermSstidfs, Elm @ef6dfi ;u
ariinben, atxr 1lnoanl III ebsn berI
melf Qobn.s
IN ben lsbtsn Jabrsn Sat bos
GGidfaI aiibnsr fsbr b5g niiaeTpieIt.
Crit mar er eirnndl In aongpistp unb
ham su perThiebensn MaIen audi TN
Mrnlsnbuus. mo es ibm nbsr ipeniaer
tehast Bat. als in Der JrrsndnIiaii,
neil feiner gtbaupiuns iidh bic 9ts
hanblund IN Qpnqpisip ipsii beiIer III,
als I'm gIrmenbauis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
9ier gewiiniht
@irS Cigar @Dlan, Der in 9onisuillS
inter Der glnflnae bes Stra'
Esnran6s in Saft lit.

Wsit GROCER 9snustbuung purOt
ieitens Der bieIisen POIi5si seitern bic
gaudridt besriibt. buB Der 81 Sabre
uIte Cigar gplan, beisn Mutter Jlo.
229 Ro6ele StraBe ipobnt, ii9 IN
aoaispiIIe. ap., unter Der 4ntIaee oea
StraBenraubs in Saft befinbet. Dix
hteiieen 9ebDroen baben ihon ieii
Idnserer 3eit na4 RpIan gefudt, ber
perfdpdnb, na9bem sr elmer Salb-
ipeltlerin gtdnens Dprotbp Sugbes
Shuudfdhsn i'm Wertb Don $155J
geitoblen bate.
Wie 2eutndnt 2obs telepboniId err
mittelte. bat Rpldn in 2ouispille ben
DkbitabI Der SdmudiaChen bersits
einseitonben nno suesseben, bdb er Der
srSbten Sbeil Der So1en in Gbicdgc
Deriauft unb bas 9eIb bann periubelt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
alrn.er 1emiel
6buato sihner iuirb iuabrideinIid)
DieSsr bic Sieiie nod sOnspiau
nntrefen,
Eidmmt aiis elmer auseieIeaen beHt'
idjsn 9sionisriamilis, aber isine
Anafb5risen babem iidJ BON
ilDm losgeingt.

Cine pdtbstiIHe @eIialt mar es, BIZ
gsiiern Na@miiiae bon Der GsntraIitas
iicn aus bic Jobri mad bem probats
gtriht antrni, I'm BON bort Der Jrs
rsaanItalt in gongpitip iiberfpielsn ~
ipsrbtn. Der beoousrnsptrtbt Mlnn,
BET, cbfd)on II burddus nicbt ben Gin
brud eints OsiIttsssIt5rtsn modbt, nb.
ioIut nihts bagesen bats ila@ tsm
9rrsnbaus Su ssben. III Der 81 Ja5rs
oIie ebipurb siibnfr. BEN es aud all
Der misss nidt sefunssn iporbsn lit.
hnb It bsim 9tronnobsn bes glIttfs
cbbd4Ios fein unb DON elmer Bsh5rbs
an bic anbers obssIaobsn msrDsn
ipiirbe.
stiibnsr itammt Isiwn qlnsabsn iiad5
e.is tinet bOd5unseItknen btulfd,sil
pionistfomilit, bic su bsn eriien ans
fitbIern pon GottbbilIs attDfts unb Be-
tsils Dot ldngsr dlS elnen baIbtn
Sa1rhuubert ein einipsisn q .esr Uss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
4aniemb 1puars
aann jett jeSer Ginleser in Der Goit'
iparbanf 3iHstraseno anfegen.

Wie g3oitmsiitsr Glors eeiisrn be.
ianni CAB, 1T nunmsbr aud bic bies
iise qoftfparbant bsr.it In liebsreins
itimmung NIT Der tiir3lifen glmenbis
rung bes poit Spartafsnaefebes
bobsre Dspoiiten bon iebem Ginlsssr
entseaen5inebmsn.
Ddbrsnb bisber Der S51iibetrdg,
Der sinsm ginlsasr in Der poitfpars
bant Dsrsinit tpurbe, iid auf $500 Be-
lisf, III biefsr 8strna Iaut ben neueitsn
gsitimmungen auf $1,000 erb0bt lpors
ben unb auberbsm III auh bic gors
fhrift In WssfaG setommeu. Iaut tpels
der fein einlsser monatlid mebr als
500 sin5abIsn ionnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

battle. 9eittnant 2ooe tbeilie Der DC
lisei in aOuispilIe nit, oab bic bisiigeil
gebDrben aniprud aiif Rpldn MAIDEN
unb ibn abbolen perben, ipbuIo bic
bortigsn 9ebDroen nit ibm fertis iinb.
Oieies biirfte iebo9 ni6t Tebr balb
iein, penn gtOlan unb feline hrei
Spiebgefellen Der p Sabre alte Me=
rimee Rab, Der 18 Sabre alte Sr.pir
4nberion unb Der % Sabre alte Sarrr
Durham, iperben beIhulbist, NIT 6ilfe
geitoblener 9lutomp6ile am fSreiiaa
Ioipie am Sanftug @benb mebrerc
pofIunten iiberfnllsn unb aussspIiin=
bert 5u baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Mns Sem syenHi3ipaIger j,
VilidtDerseiiene gattin nnb ibr Ga.
Ian idlusr bsiiraif.

Die b6diie lsuIaiiist Gtrafe, nam.
lid brei MOnate grbsitsbaus unb Elm,
gelbitrafe bon $500 unb aoiten per.
bdnste ssitern Ridter Yeatmdn iiber
Elm ebsbrstrriItes qaar, bas ION
pcrssfiibrt putbs. Die 2(naellaaien,
bic Dor WodenfriIf bon ben Detsfti.
pts aamman unb gIenreibsr i'm Snu.
Ie glo. 19 Git Ndte Sirabe binafeIl
sernadt fpurbsn, iparsn bic 25 Sdhrs
aIte Belize eide unb Der 21 sabre
aIts WilIiam Quinlan bon au. III
Ouf Gtrabs. 9uhIop, ap. 9lIs 9ln.
iIdasr irdt ber Gatte Der Eide, Der
giisnbdbnanssitsIlts g. o. Ride bon
br Gin Gtrabs. Qubloiu, ap. oui
unS er unterbrsittfe bem gfihttr aud
cine aai3e gln3dbI Tdipiilitieer unt
iibstfdpdnsIidsr 2isbssbriefs, biz
nuinlan an iyran syids esItriebsn
Battle. Sm Oeridfsiaal fporen aud
bit beibsn ainbsr Dss syide'fdtn Che
pdarss sastssn, bsnen iebO4 ni9t &c.
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gterblid,feitsberidbt.

Sohn WbeeIeban, Sc, 124 GpIerain
pite, gierenleiben
Charles 9sbeter, "a, 5352 Woop
Strabe, Mutomobiluniall.
2ouife Durtsn, so, 705 &tfmono
Strabe, Gebirui6lag.
anton Srutten, 2, 121 6inhlab
Strabe, SirnbautenbsiinDune
2tusuite S6neiber, "a, 1862 Sbtr
4pep., SerSIeioen.
sSrunt Soelfher, SO, poplar Ctr,
6ersleiben.
Carrie 1ctpbIe, 20, 712 Burr DAT
StrdBe. Ser5leiben.
MiIliam SpItmun. 80. 1641 Gpos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Der StraBe. Subertuloie.

PSi S~+tdDNg @AHebhHANIS.
@Itidbetb Streng, SO, 4215 0irs
ginia 9lpe, 6erSleiben.
patrid S'@pnnor, so, 803 9incoIH
gtOe., SarniGureDergiftung.
Gliiubetb Grote, 70, 1865 9sIlepu.
aOe., SerSleiben
@Opurb 9enneTep, 40, 628 Sft 8.
Strdbe, 3ubertuloIs.
@tarn SplOeIter, 6S, Netp Ri1s
mpnb, O., @ebirnIdlae.
gnna S6Oenboff. So, I'LL
Spring Strabe, IItbma.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Greitag Nbemb
Sinbet bic nad)ite aommittseiitnna
in sad)en Der Uasraten itat.

qtm 5reitas glbsnb ipirb bas Stabts
rathstpmmittse fir geleuhtuns tpies
Der eine Sisung in Sohe Der proiefz
tirtsn fteiisn Gasraten I'm Stabtraibss
faal abbdItsn.
Die Sibuns nimmt nm aft llbr
ihrsn 9(nfans unb iis III auf bic
absnbftunbsn anberanmt iporbsn, um
audj ben Hiirasrn, bic ipGbrenb bes
lases befddftist iinb. gsIssenbeit sur
Wltinnnasduberuna gu aeben. Mar
sripartet unter bisfen llmitdnbsn, bnb
Der anbrana BON Geiten bes pubti<
innis Elm gang sspaliiser fsin iDirb.
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6arsp iinb Bertha 9aaf, 30S
Gsit Sirdbs, syr;,ahs.
Winiam nnb gIsnore 8aIlmdiI.
1872 fireman Nbe., anabe.
J6bn unb asnes gfbmdn, 81
Qaursl Strabe. Wdbdxn.
Geo unb Nlma Borgemsnis, S33
Charlotte Gtrabe, Wdb9en.
paul unb 4nna Wafo, 1923
pledant Sirabe, anabe.
Gabbis unb 2uella Huii, TIA
Walnut Strnbs, Wdb9en.
Gmil unb Relba Wiirbemann, $3.50
Dine Strabe, Wdb9en.
Better unb glifabetb 8osdr, Alb
20. WcUliden 4pe., anabe.
Deter unb 4nna grsngelman, 63
Oft WcWliden 4be., WsGbden.
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Osbnrtea.

gtorss unb CLARA Wtbrmann.
1927 DESMOND QIDe., anabs.
Grnit iinb Mdrgarstbs Denmark.
ia 5rserian qIpe,, Mdbdtn.
George iinb 9lbu Smith, 2344
@Itntpdp eIhe., Mdb9sn.
Jobn iinb Usttrabs DsIanb, 1866
gbdis 2IDeniis, DidbHsn.
Mctett unb 5entitiis putbsnfeIbs.
343g 4rimbIe glbe., Wl1b9sn.
miuiam unb qilbn iJcsb, 4122 "a.
Gsrdbe andb&
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Ge1s QSud)em
Nirb bas Summerurdjsiter i'm 3oplo'
giidjen garfsn fonsertiren.

Eas @inrinhaiier Sommerorbe.
Tier, bas iib befanntlidb m,s Wsit.
]lieoern bes gpnlpbonieorheiters
3niaHineniest, miro bonn fcnunenoen
Sonntag on feds @cf,en lang I'M
3ooloeiiten @orten fon5ertiren nnS
s,par inter Der 2eitling ieines ilenen
Dirisenteu Serrn Oscar 'Spirescne,
ocn Or. grnit aiiripalo Dor einigen
Iageii BON gsep yorf engagirt bat
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ba Srau 0uuton aIes unliebIdme
aufisbcn permeibsn mill. @usuit
Sammod, Der an esr Spite Der bieiis
gen Doipeiter itebt. peripubrt liih iibris
gems ssesn bic 8ebauptung, baB Grau
9eaitp bisier Setts aneeb6rt babe.
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@erind,t Gasca 9lpbnI Eillsn benfc
1lbeub

@erItopfuns, gilioiitat, berborbener
Masen, beleate 3ungs, Trdebsii nHb
9eberleioen fperben ihnel torrisirt
burd gIotbnrn's Gdseaz Rppols
gilsn. Better als Rbisinuss Del.
loo unb 25e in alien Mpptbeisn
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Itaitst purOe ii4 ber pfli6tD.rgsifenen

itdttet ipurbt ll9 Der pfIihtpergeil eiierl
Muitsr su ndbern.
Die 10 Sabre alte gitea SOc6 bon
Rings Mountain. ap. tpurbe 5u 80
5aaen slrbsitsbaus unb elmer 9slbs
itrafe BON $50 Deruribeili, neil iie in
,insnr syiinfesntsaGaben an Der Stint
ten Strabs ausrbanb altinistsitsn
Laeitchlen hate.
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9etettip Gorcprdn aus pittss
burg traf geitern bier Elm Inn Charles
Ri9arbipn abSubpIen, Der, fpie berins
tet, in qittsbutg sefpiinftt ipiro, tpsil
er ejelber Der Union Der MbrteItrds
ger, bereR @eiddftsagent et eerDelen,
berltntreut babn fca. Hihdrbiun be-
tbeuert feline llnidulo rnb ptro pbne
@uslieferungspapiere ndh pittsburs
aurtidtebren. q
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
ELLSWORTH PLUMSTEAD AND
MYSTERIOUS MILBURNS WILL
BE OPENING PROGRAM.

The opening day attractions of the
Chautauqua which will commence in
Dawson during the month of March
and continue three days, will be Ellis
worth Plumstead and The Mysterious
Milburns.
A little girl described Plumstead as
the fellow who is lots of folks 1t
was so apt that it is used here to
introduce Mr.. Plumstead as a man
capable of delineating character
When he leaves the platform one feels
that he has been in the presence of
a group of people, all different, but
each perfectly represented by the
many sided genius of P'umstead. He
is from Detroit, Mich, and has been
on the platform for many years. He
is always in demand and always sat
isfactOry. In the afternoon he gives
humorous sketches of people We have
either met or read about, such as the
boy and the buckwheat cakes, - the
English dude" and THE fellow and
the girl who compels her sweetheart
to wait while she puts up her hair. "
At night his program is given in cos
tune. when he tells about Uncle Ezra
singing bass in the church choir. He
gives a thrilling representation of j..
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
new HAMPSHIRE Wife
POISONER IS HUNG
PATENT AUTOMATIC HANGING
MACHINE USED ON CONNER1.
MANY WANTED TO SEE 1T.

CONCORD, n. IA patent auto
matte hanging machine that never
fails was used in the execution OF Us
car J. Connery, the Manchester man
who poisoned his wife. The execu-
ton took place in the Concord state
prison Friday morning. 1t was the
first hanging in the state in twenty
three years.
Hundreds OF people applied FOR
tickets to the execution, and wave
of morbid curiosity swept the state.
Sheriff Stearns decided to limit the
SPECTATORS to the legal number OF
dozen. A millionaire indicated that
he would pay handsomely for a tick
ct. The sheriff received letters from
some who were even anxious to
spring the trap. Others actually Of
fered to pay for the privilege OF be-
ing allowed to take in the execution.
The sheriff says he has about lost
faith in humanity
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
FINAL PAPERS HAVE
GONE TO WASHINGTON
OF THE CARVER LOT
TO THE GOVERNMENT WILL
SOON BE COMPLETE.

The final papers in the transfer of
the Carver lot to the United States
government have been forwarded to
Washington for the approval of the
attorney general, and the transfer of
the property will likely be completed
in a short while.
Arrangements for the removal of
the building on the lot to the lot of
Mr.. T. S. Martin, which adjoins the
site for the federal building, will be
commenced about the first of March.
1t has not been indicated when the
work of erecting the proposed fed
eral building will be commenced. The
work may be begun in a few months,
or it may be several years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
THE OPENING ATTRACTIONS
FOR DAWSON CHAUTAUOUA

T. Tro wbridge, The Vagabond, or
describes the WORKOUT actor on
Broadway and his observations on his
triumphs in the past. His sketches
of the silly boy are humorous in the
extreme. In fact, Mr.. Plumstead can't
help being funny. He looks on the
bright side of life and leaves his au-
dience in happy mood. In addition
to this gift he is an artist in his pOr-
trayal of human eccentricities.
Observation-Disclosures is a magician and
sistant Together they make an at
tractive couple, who delight the chill
dren and entertain their parents.
Among his magical novelties are
tricks which puzzle the mind and
cheer the heart What he says is
is quite as interesting as what e
does. DeXterity suggestion, mystery
and humOr make up program with
an iddesistible fascination. Slate
writing, turning water into wine and
wine into water, the escape from the
Russian convict chain, phenomenal
use of billiard balls and other tricks
which nobody explains comprise a
program with breathless interest
from start to finish. Mrs. Milburn is
a charming lady, and adds interest
to the entertainment. If you wish to
enjoy a magician who has taken up
magic with intelligent earnestne ss
and who ranks among the best don t
fail to see Milburn, magician and en-
tertainer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
CANNIBALS MISSED AN
APPETIZING MEAL PLANNED
firing of Ozark Meat" They Expect
ed to Dine on Pretty Missionary.

firing of Ozark Meat" They Expect
ed TO Dine on Pretty Missionary.
To have his fayorite dish forcibly
taken from him just as he is about
to dip in and take a generous mouth
ful is enough to make even civilized
man mad. Fancy the unbounded
rage. then, of a certain tribe OF nun
grv cannibals somewhere in the wilds
of Liberia who, after feeding on moth
ing but dark meat for months, had
a particularly promising morsel OF
food snatched from them by com
panv of soldiers. She was pretty she
hailed from Kansas and her name
is Marie Suchow. Furthermore, she
was a Young Methodist missionary. A
cannibal scout spied her one day, re-
ported the matter to his chief and the
not was set to boiling for the pros
Dective feast. 1t was only after quite
an argument that the native troops
were able to convince the chief cook
for the cannibalistic chieftain that,
even if her name was SOchOw, this
particular tft-bit wasn't to be made
into chow-chow. So, now she's back
in dry Kansas, where she is not look
ed upon as food.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
INTERESTING NEWS NOTES
AND PERSONALS FROM GRAVES
Miss Green Resumes Duties in School
After Illness. Other Items.

After Illness. Other Items.
Misses Allie Dean Ferguson, Gladys
Dismuke. Grace Grimes and Nellie
Breedlove and Messrs. Sanky Grimes
and Paul Newman visited friends in
Shellman Sunday.
The pupils of Mrs. w. F. Sherman s
music class here gave creditable
and interesting recital at the home
Of Mrs. w. H. Dismuke on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. William Norman. Miss Mary
Norman and Mr. Douglass McLendOn
spent the weekend with relatives at
ChambiisStOn.
The pupils of Miss Ida Green are
welcoming her back to school this
week after an illness of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Norton of Bron-
wood were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
P. Norton Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. R. Jolly, Jr.. was the guest
of Mrs. J. ". Dismuke in Dawson
Tuesday.
Mr. W. NJ. Maloy has returned from
visit TO relatives near cambridge.
Mr.. ". H. Dismuke made bus
mess trip TO. Shellman Tuesday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
Executor S Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County.-Under and by
virtue of an order granted by the Court
of Ordinary of Terrell county. Georgia,
viii be sold before the court house door
in Dawson, said county, within the he legal
hours of public sale, on the first TUESDAY
i'm March next, the following property
one two-room house and lot occupied by
Eugenia Johnson, one two-room house
and lot occupied by Rich kalgler, one
f0ur-room house and lot occupied by Wal
ter Shepard and Ada Thomas, and one
four-room house and lot occupied by
Mark Greer all located in said City OF
Dawson. on north side of Dawson and
Shellman public road (also called Third
avenue wesO and in the J. H. Phillips
Fair Grounds Addition to Dawson, Geor-
ola. Sold as the property of the estate
of Mrs. jamie Pruett Lewis, late of said
county. deceased. Terms cash. This Feb.
9Th. 1916 JOHN T. MARTIN and J. h
tate of Mrs. jamie Pruett Lewis, deceased
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23

Newest styles and colors in all
sizes of the famous Manhattan Shirts.
McLain Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
REMARKABLE GROWTH OF
THE LIVE STOCK INDUSTRY
Georgia Shipments Hogs and Beeves
to Atlanta Increased 800 Per Cent.

Georgia Shipments Hogs and BeeVes
to Atlanta Increased 800 Per Cent.
ATLANTA, Ga.-When. the state
ment is made on relia BILE authority
that in five years the live stock shipp-
ed to Atlanta has increased 800 per
cent, or that five years ago there were
only 1000 head received in the city
annually, whereas there are now over
$4,000, some idea may be gained of
the immense strides this important
industry has made.
Last week there were shipped four
car loads of hogs from Reynolds and
Fort Valley. There were 40 OF the
very finest hogs weighing 74,S52
pounds. The price that those four
carloads Melted to the shippers was
nearly $4,000.
One man in Fort Valley, \. J. Ev-
ans. who is banker. raises hogs and
cattle. and he has interested his
neighbors to such an extent that they
are all gaging in the business anl
to big profit. Mr. Evans was fed
ing on one place over 1000 steers
last year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
BAPTIST MEETINGS
COMMENCED SUNDAY
DIR. Drummer DETAINED ON AC-
COUNT OF SICK NESS, But WILL
REACH DAWSON TODAY.

Big congregations Sunday morn
ing and night at the First Baptist
church marked the beginning of the
evangelistic meetings at this church.
In the absence of DR.. Bruner, who
was detained on account of sickness,
the pastor, DR.. T. NJ. Galloway, filed
the pulpit at both services.
Dr.. Drummer wired Dr.. Galloway
Monday that his physician had as
sured him that he could leave for
Dawson Tuesday morning, and he
will no doubt occupy the pulpit to-
night. DR.. Callaway's opening ser
mons were forceful efforts, suitable
to the occasion. and were thoroughly
appreciated by the congregations.
Mr.. NJ. j. Rabbit who has charge
of the singing, has already captured
the people Of Dawson. He has Won
derful gifts as a singer and choir
leader. and this part of the meeting
promises to be a leading feature of
| the services. He has already organ
! lied a big chorus and his solo work
/ is deeply impressive.
I There were no services at the Meth
odist church Sunday night, the mem
/ bers of that denomination meeting
with the Baptist brethren in their
/ services at the request of the pastor,
! Rev. j. NJ. Cutler, who requested his
! congregation at the morning services
/ to join in the Baptist meetings and
! render all the assistance they could to
make them a great success for the
Masters cause.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
Now Feels Entirely Well.

\. 4. Francis. Zenith, Kan, writes
Il had a severe pain in my back and
could hardly move. I took about
two-thrids of a soc box of Foley Kid
ned Pills. and now feel entirely well.
EIiddle-aged and older men and Wo-
men find these safe pills relieve sleep
disturbing bladder ailments. Dawson
Drug CO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-02-23
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVE 5
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing It IS
Ouiuine and Iron in q tasteless fo-rn.
The Ouinine drives ont malaria, &c
lion builds up the system, 81 Ceats