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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
.HE|N|E BUSCH IS
OUT Of BASEBALL
Former Petersburg Manager win De.
vote His Time to Life In
surance Game.

Hcinie Busch, regarded as one
of the best leaders the Virginia
league has ever known, has re-
tired from baseball. The genial
Heinie has decided to make Gin
cfnnau his home from now on.
He declares that he Is now busily
engaged in developing life insur-
ance prospects instead OF hope
fuls for the major league.
Busch led tho Petersburg club
for several seasons and he made
an excellent record as pilot for
the Coolers. He always had his
team I'm the thick of the fight.
while he could play the shortstop
position with any pastimer in the
Virginia or any other league OF
its classification. Last year Helm
rich tried his hand with the Ra-
leigh club in the North Carolina
league, but he didn't find the GO
ing as good as in Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
WILL RETURN HERE
Star Catcher Writes That He VIII
Remain In Game One More
Year, At Least.

Although he stated at the end
of last year that IL would prob
ably 10 his last season in base
ball. william Reynolds, who bore
the brunt of the backstop work
for the Richmond Virginians last
year, will return to the fold this
spring.
Bill has large ranch near
Covfngton, Tex, and he has long
wanted to retire from baseball
and devote his exclusive time to
work at home. However, in a
letter received here from the star
catcher, Reynolds declares that he
cannot resist the call of the game
and will be hack In harness again.
Fans will doubtless he glad to
learn of this. for he was quite
popular in Richmond last year.
He caught something like three
fourths of the games for the Vir-
ginians, and in recognition OF his
services ne was presented with
handsome suitcase ut the end of
the season by the local owners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
Reports Blanket stolen

A blanket valued at $40 was stolen
from an automobile belonging to Smith
& Hicks. according to report made
last night at First police station. The
blanket is said to have been taken from
an automobile standing In front of the
Richmond hotel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06

signed. In any event. the plans ~
the Players fraternity are likely ~
be disastrously affected.
President David L. Fultz. of the
Players fraternity, stated last night
that in the event of a national CRISIS
such as that now pending there wAa
only one course to take. In basebalL
as everything else, he stated. all dfH.
ferences would have to be set aside!
No change. however. has yet been
made in the situation among tho
players.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06

summary: Goals from f1oor-BaileY
Is: white, 4; Latturner. 4 Rogers.
Morrison. 8: Dittrich, 2 Ice. 2. Goal:
from fouIs-white. 2 out of II; Bailey
2 out of s. Morrison, out OF :
Referee--Colliflowc Geo q W NJ
Time of halves-Twenty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06

Summary: Field goals-HengeveId'
4; Childs. 4; King. 3: Reese. l Carlyle.
,; Holding 3; Franks, Thompson, /.
Foul goaIs--Frsnks, ! out G: Reese. ?
out OF 1. Referee-Clay tpurham)'
Time of halves--Twenty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
GIVES HIM MORE POWER.
President May Take Over Railroad
in Emergency.

Washington, Feb. 5.-Carrying a
provision to empower the president
to take over railroads In time of war.
the administration railway labor bill
was reintroduced In the house today
without the compulsory arbitration
feature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
BRAZIL MAY FOLLOW u. $.
south American Country May BreaI
With Germany.

With Germany.
Rio Janeiro. Brazil. Feb. 5-The note
Of protest which Brazil will dispatch
to Germany in answer to her declara-
tion of unrestricted submarine war
fare Is completed. but will not be sent
until after an exchange of views be-
tween some OF the American govern
ments.
President Weneslau Braz will sum-
mon a special meeting of the cabinet to
discuss the situation "~e-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06

Brazil Nay Follow Action OF Z. =.
London. Feb. 5.-Reuter's Rio jan
Giro correspondent says there Is rea-
SON to believe the reply of the Brazil
ian government to the German note will
be In harmony with the attitude OF the
United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-06
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

Continued From First Page)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
gritiidcs SpOIpitnlIdiff Osrisuft.

Donegal" mo oSonfronc~ o6ne
ggarnllng oerienft. 20 Der
munoetc unO 10 @lann Der 9c.
monnuug BON Der uQonegaI"
perniBt. 10 britiide uno Is
Oeutl6e @ermunoete aui Der
,,9anironc" umgefommen.
2on0on %. 9lpril. Ole bri.
tlicben Soipitolihiiie a@onegol@ unO
,,2aniranc,4 welde Oiele Germunoe.
te an 9oro batten iino om II. 9lpril
o6ne g8orming torpeoirt moroen.
&on Oen an 9oro Der nDonegal" be.
iiuoliden 4crionen muroeu 20 ger-
mlnoete uno II Dlit9lieOer Der 9e.
moulung perniBt. 9ln 9oro Der
,,2aniranc~ 6cionoen iih Iowobl Der.
mpnoetc oeltti1e mic britiibe Soloo.
ten. Gs miro gc9laubt Dab IS @ri-
ten uno is 0eutibe umfomen.
Ga Die Gcrtiben iebt SoipitoI-
i6iiic oDuc @citeres 81 pericnten
pfleocu. rno IA sic bcionoerc &ern.
Seibnung uno 9elcudtlng oiele
S6iiie nod leihter 81 3ieliheiben
iiir oeuti6c llntcrice6oote madcn 10
III cS nicht l1noer t6unlih gcluelen,
Oicie Soipitolihiiic nit belopoeren
Gcnn5eibeu 5ll oerie9en
Gines oieier 6eioen Shiife trug
Batter feline beiouOcrcu @lerfmole
ais Solpitolihiif Die acun8el9cn
an Dem onocren iporeu Oogegen nod
nicbt cuticrnt moroen Neioeu Shlt-
fen mar 8un S6ube cine eSlorie
nt9ese6cnT
(Icr Camper gSqnlronc" bntie
cincn Ronninbalt bon 62S1 Sonnell.
81 6ottc cinc Sdngc BON AIS SUB
nn0 luir0r I'M Sabre 1907 gepolt-
g}or Dem Sriegc aeb0rte er Der
,,goot6 Steomibip Company" BON
2iocrpool.
Ger Gampfcr Donegal" batte Ell.
hcn 9louniu6olt BON 1897 &onncu
er ipirOc int Sabre 1904 IN @reenod
qe6out ituo bate cine 2duge bon 33i
IuB. Gr mar ooS Gigent6iin Scr
,,Nli0lono Noilpap GomponD" bon
@eliuIt, che er bon ser 6ritiihcn Qlo-
miralit1t ij6ernommen lpur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
lIOiorrlprt6fno.
Scri8tc iibrr 5Obrrs
sce0efc8t.
SritiidIc 0l6niralitdt &c.
ftreitet OemtIcbc 0lnga ben.

glad Dem 8ericbt ocs Ocutidel
HeidSmorine.glnts wuroen min
oeitcns 8mci britiiae Sdiiie scr.
fort lmo mcbrcrc onoere idWeI
bridaOigt. 2onOon iogt, fem
britiibcS Sdiff 0erIorcn. n 90
Der uno Calais bci4oiicn.
9on6ou, %. glpril. einC
omtli6e ocuti6e @iitt9eihmg, pelbe
oen fiir5lic6eu llcberiaa oeutlher
S6ifie ouf Die britiihe Giiite be-
i6reibt logt Dab mebrere britiihc
e5hifie 5eritort be5m. beitooigt pur.
ben.
0ie britil6e 9lomirolit6t erfldrt
nit 9e5ue ouf oieie 0littbeilung,
ooB fein britiibes S6iff irgeno mel.
der 9lrt berienft ooer ernltlih be-
iddoigt muroe.
g}o1Itebeno Ger @ortlout oes Oeut-
ibcn 9erihts:
nGcutihc fleincre Sbiife Ordngen
in Der Sreitag gtodt i'm Gnelilden
Gonol uno nod ocr @3iinonng Der
99enic 8u por. Qie Selhingen 0o-
Der unO GoloiS ipur0en aus fur5er
@utfernung inter wirfiomes 5euer
oenonmlcn; mir ieucrteu 8piomweu
$50 S6lB. Sin gluBeupoitcu-S S6iif
aiif ous lnierc Streitfrdfte nnbe DO
per itieBcn, muroe 5erltort.
glls bel Der 9liidfebr fein onoerea
feinolidcs Sdiff oeiidtet puroe,
Ore9tcn Ebeile uniercr Streitmadt
untcr ocn &onnonOo oes &apitdns
@outicr Inn uno fnbren ipieoer nod
oen glusgong oes 2onuIs 6u. Sic
iticBen babel oitlid bon 0ober uif
cine groBere 9ln5obl britiiher Ger
lt0rer uno Sgotrouilenidiffe. Gin
i6ories @efeht ouf flir8e Gntfer.
nlng entiponn ii6.
Sin feinolibes GrfltnoungSi6iff
muroe bon einem &orpeoo oerienft.
lnO mc6rere on0ere pur0cn ourh
glrtiaeric.Sreffer i6per beihdOigt.
Gines mur0e wabri6einlid oerienft.
Gon lnicren 8erlt0rern iino Der
o@ S5" un0 Der rs 49, nicbt 5llriid-
gefebrt itno miiiieu ais perloren be-
trahtet per0en. 9(ae anoeren Shiife
fe6rten unbeiddoiet uno obne Ser
lutte 6uriId.
Gbeilc imiercr Streitmaht, melde
iib iii0lid bon Der Gbemie.Wiiinoung
lponotcn trofcn feinc feinoli6en
aricgsIdifie an iln0 fonnten nur ei.
nige @eian9ene bon feinoliAen Son'
oelsiAiifen bereinbringen."
Ole 9Lngoben unmobr,
iogt britii6c q D.
mirulitGt.
Gic britiiAe glomirolit0t lcBt oic-
le m9eridbt oen folgenoen 8uiob 5ll;
D0ie in Dem o6igen 8eridt ge-
mo6tcn 9lnga6cn eutipre6en nldt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23

Ger 6eute pom Sefretdr Der glo-
miralitdt crlaiiene 8eri6t belagt
,9lm 9l6en0 Oes II. glpril mltroen
otc 0ampfer nQouegal" imo aSdn.
ironc@ lpa6reno iie 8errulmoete nod
6rilii9en &1fen 6rodten, obne 8or-
ruug torpeOiri. Ole D0onegal"
6attc 2eidtoerlpuioete an 8oro
idmmtlid @riten. g(ae oieie 20
8erpiiuOeten mie - @}om BON ser
Neiabung weroen permiBt uno oiirf-
ten ertrimfcn lcin.
0ie oSonfronc" 9otte auBer %
britiibeu Germinoeten t67 oerlpun.
oete oellticbe @einngene an 9oro,
ferner ein dr5tlihes @crionol bon 50
Nlitglie0ern mo cine gemonntua
pom 1913 &opien.
Son oielen peroen Die iolqenoen
ucrmiBt: 5wei perpunoete britiidC
Stii5iere, fl perlpunOcte 6ritiidJC
Soloaten; Elm N}itglieo oes 9ler3te.
itobes; flint N}onn bon Der 9eiab.
img; fiini Derlpunoete oeltide Oift
5icre uno 5e6n perwilnOete oeuti1t
Solooten.
Snsgeiammt 1852 oeriuunoetc oeut
lde @efaugenc miIroen BON oen bri
tiiden @otrouillenibiffeu gerettet
troboem iic iclbit 0anit ristirteL tor.
pe0irt 81 lperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
THIS AN AMERICAN IN
m

pcrlcbt. Der ougeridtetc @loteriol-
i1aocn nor unbeocutcnO.
Ger itoIienii6e 9cri6 t.
&om Uio SonOon %. 9(pril.
Ger 6eute 9la6mittog pom italieni,
iden @enerolitob ausgegebenc oifi-
5lelle 8eri6t iogt 6olgcnOcs.
ISM Sogorina-E6ole ipuroe cine
Bride bel Socco our6 lmlere 9lrtil-
lerie getroiien unO t6eilpeiie ocr-
tort.
SIN Eoiina-S6ole purOe Gin feinO.
liher &oritoB in Der gla66orlGait
BON Sagbi prompt o69ci6lagen.
0ie 9lrtilleric mar auf Der SSuli-
iGen 5ront iebr oftio, lopo6l i'm
@or5- -Oiitritt mic olif Dem &orlt.
Getobements unlerer StreitfrGite
iiberiielen cine porgei6o6eue ieinol-
fe Stellrng I'M ,Somiano.G6ale, 100.
bel iic @aifen mo Muuitiou crbeltte.
ten.
@eitern bat eines unierer 6lii9ge-
idpaoer mebrcre 9onlbcn ollf cincn
9nbn-auotenpunft 5pii6en @rcbo-
Gina uuo 0orimbenga i'm S6ole Der
@ippa6 berab9eporfen.
9lae lluiere Nlai6ineu iinO ii6er
3uriidgefc6rt. gSG6renO Scr g}adt
Bat Gins llnierer Suitihiiie 0eniel6en
Srt erneut ongeeriiien un0 lit unper-
ie5rt nod ieiner 9aiis 5uriid9efe6rt.
Griten geminnen an 9 o.
Sen.
2on0on %. 9lpril. -9luf Dem
lorOIiben llier oes 6luiics Scorpc
Doben oie britiidcn StreitfrGfte gc.
iiern oitli6 BON 5ompour an 9ooen
oewonnen ilno wdbrenO Ser 9}od6t 6a-
ben iie i6rc neue 9inie 6efeiiiot.
1cs miro in Dem beutc 9tobnlit.
tag uerofientlidten ofii5iellen Be-
ridt 0es britiiben 9lrmee6auptQuar-
tiers eeHeloet, ser bin5uiiigt:
n@eltlidb BON Gems nebmen oie
Sample lueiter cinen fiir uns eiiniti-
gen @erlouf. llniere Gruppen iino
oorgeriidt uno 6abcn @efangcne ge-
madt uno @laidinensewc6re erbeit-
tet.
Grci @cacnauariiie alf unicrc
Stellng in Oieicr glo66oridoit
pilroen bon lns abgeiblagen."
lleber Die 2agcin Sii0-
Yol1itino.
2on0on %. 9lpril. n Syn ei-
ucm ofii5iellen 8eri6t BON beute
slbeno iiber oen am 6reitog gelhelOe-
ten &ormarih Der 9riten norolib
ron @aoi @6u55e in SiiO.EalGitina,
beiBt es;
rIic 9riten 6oben ibr gemonnenes
@eldnoe beicitigt imO Imo MN nit
Der ieinoli6en Sauptiieaung, Oie iib
ii6er @o5o Ginpeit Ocs Wlittelmecrs,
uneei1br 90 Nleilen iiiolih BON Sc
rIialem) in 6ii6lung. Oieie Stel-
lung Debut iib bon Der Seefiiite bel
S6eif6 9lbmeO, ourb 9lli @iontor bis
Gitli1 Der Staot uno Damn in Iiioli-
DER Gi6hng nod 9lbuboriero BIN.
9ln 10. 9lpril ruitrOen un9eio6r
200 Siirfen gefangen genonlnen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
NuLIanOIg 0OIoniaImadlt II QIcfalr.

glmiter0oni, Oio &onoon, %.
9lpril. SSn cincm 1eutigen slrtifcl
Ihreibt oic 9crliner uGon", 0oB
pielc 4Sroouftc ans Soldnoii6-g8eIt-
inoien iuic 3inn Scl, Gbec iino ga.
bof icbt oireft uoH Oen @ereinigtcn
Staotcn gcihidt werocn ouItott
iibcr SoaonO, welhes ooour6 GROCER
Qllrbgon9s- -@roiite perltitig ge6t.
Gie 3citung iagt bic 9lmerifoncr
promouirtcn oieien ueuen Sonocl
t6atfrditig, imo lie iiebt Symphonic,
dbnlih oenen, uOie Guba ocronloB-
ten, iicb los 5u trenncn" Sic n8oIl"
iicbt i'm Sample Inn Die S6cr6err.
ihoit i'm Stilen Ocean 5lpiidcn sen
Scr. Stoatcn mo Sapon einc oro-
6enoc @cio5r iiir Solonos Colonial.
moAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
Gbrungen fiir bic @dfc
Aepl0nt.

gcplont.
g8 q ( 6ingtou %. 9lpril.
Nicbrerc formellc Diners llno @m.
pian9e limo fiir bic ndcbiten beioen
Sage 81 @brcn DER iluitren @ditc
aus @n9lano gcplont ino Damn wcr-
Ocn oie eiocntli1en &riegs @onie-
ren5en bcginncn fiir Die nod feline
ild6ercn ARRANGEMENTS befonnt gege-
ben moroen iinO.
Wiorgcli miro Scr 6ritii6c Stoots-
Sefrctdr ocs 9lnslpGrtigen @rdiioent
g8iion @icc @rGIiOcnt W}ori6oQ uno
Stoatss sSefretGr Gaming 9enide o6-
ltattcu. @r miro bei'm iron5oIiic6en
9otihoiicr, Sn. s. s. SGiiicrano,
ooS @obeliriibliiid einne6men uuO
i'm og9eiBen Solte" Oiniren.
9lm 0icnitog glbeno mcroen meb.
rere Scr GobinctSuiitglieocr Diners
ac6cn, bel ocncn NlitqIicOcr scr bri.
tiic6en Gonumiiiion Die @breneGItc
Iein mcroen inO an oieie onicblic
Bcno miro Stootsiefretdr 2oniino 81
@bren ocs Srn. 9aliour I'M Eon-
9lmcricou @cbduoc eineu Gmpfong
gebcn.
9SrGlioent g8ilion bat wenigc Ser
obreOungen fir Die fommenoc gSode
gciroiicn Inn ii@ fir oic Selu6er
frci 5u bultcn.
Gadoem Die 6ritiiden 9eildcr
nun iider in Der 9uuOesbouptitoot
oneeIalgt ino, bat OoS. Stoatsoepor.
tcmcnt sic @erofientIi6in9 oeiUiiier
Gctoils iibcr oie lonec &eiic Der
GonniIiion gcitottet
Gic 6o6rt ging iibcr Soliior
&onccboro, W}oiuc, &ortlonO mo
@orccitcr. 0ic 9loutc ocr @eiclidoft
mar ioroidltig gc6cim gc6oltcn NOR
0en.
Gie 9riien-Gommiil0rc flbren an
II. 9lpril in oaer S5cimlibfeit ON
@oro cincs idueaen S{relBers bon
@nglono ob, in icOer MIR Ocnt6oren
gSciie acidiibt 0eaeu 0eutibe Spionc.
Gic 9leile nod &oliior oerlief obne
icocn 3uiibcnfoa Sic cjcieQic6ait
trof BORT AM 5rcitog ein. glahoem
iie nod ct. SSo6ns per 6dbrboot &c.
io6reL 6rod)tc iie ein Spe5iol5lg
nod Der fleincn conooiiben Stoot
Nlc9loams, gerooe gegeniibcr Scr in.
tcrnotionalen Bride.
Bon Mcglooms fubren iic nod
scr fleincn 6jren5itoot Gonce6oro in
N}oinc, no iie bon Dem omcrifoti.
ic6en Gnpfongs-Gonlite, Oas bort
felt @}ontag ocwortct begriiBt wur-
Art
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
GdjiucOcn pcrtritt Scr. Stuatcn in
Siirfci

u II itcrounl Dio 9onoon, %.
glpril. n Gin Sclegromm aus Som.
itantinopcL Dos ii6cr Berlin gcionOt
wur0c, bciagt, Dab infolgc ocs 9lb.
brlhs Der Oiplomotiidcn 9c5ic6ru-
acn 3wiiden Der Eiirfci uno ocn Ser.
Stooten Soaono Die Sertretlng DER
ruiiiiden britiidcn uno fron5oiil6ct
SSltereiien in Der Eiirfet Spouicn
bic @ertretung Der itolicniiderL rll-
nGniicben unO montenogriniidcn
imO SbrpeOcn oic Der mHcrifonii6en
uno ierbiihcn Sntereiien ii6ernom.
men bat. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23

9l6Onncnten, Die ben u0cntIdcu
GorrcipOuOcntcn" nidJt piinttlib uOcr
unrcaclmdiio cr6altcu, iiuS sc6ctcu,
Der Office SuDOu per ScIeplou OOct
'drItlid |litt9cilnHs au madcu.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-30
Dover Doings.

There will be- on old-fashioned
spelling bee at the school house next
Friday night beginning at 7:30. The
admission will be 5 cents, the pro-
ceeds to go to the school. Come out
and have big time. Everybody is
invited.
Mr. John W. Martin of Cuthbert
has been called as pastor by the Bap-
fist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Worsham of
Fl. Gaines were the guests of Mrs. C.
S. Lee Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Patrick and little
daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
S. D. McMurrian of Cusseta.
Messrs. John and Sim Copeland
of Bellfower were here on business
last week.
Mr.. W. L. Patrick has accepted a
position with Armour & Co. in AL
bany.
Mrs. Joe Heidi of Albany spent a
few days in Dover last week.
Mi. and Mrs. A. T. Wall and son
and Mrs. Lee of Sasser, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. Thornton of Dawson and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Bridges were the Sun
day guests of Mrs. w. S. Thornton.
Miss Mittie Merrett spent the
weekend at her home near Morgan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-30

to hear him. He is a preacher OF
note and will both interest and enter.
tain.
Rev. 0. B. Chester of Dawson
preached two very fine sermons here
Saturday and Sunday. He has many
friends here who will always give
him the glad hand.
Rev. Quillian preached his first
sermon for us Sunday evening. All
were pelased with him.
There was quite bountiful dinner
spread at quarterly meeting Satur-
day.
Miss Florine Cocker of Yeomans
spend the weekend with Mrs. j. l..
Hass.
Mrs. Whit Tedder of Yeomans has
been pleasant visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Worsham Of
Fort Gaines, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Smith of Sylvester, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Massey and Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Mas
sey of Bronwood have been popular
visitors here.
Mr.. j. H. Brim and family, Mr.. ].
Z. Brim and family, Mr.. Alton Red
dick, Miss Winnie Altman, Mrs. Hugh
McLendon and Mr.. King attended
preaching at Sasser Sunday.
Mr.. Rufus jennings, Mr.. Mansfield
Jennings and Misses Alice and Ethel
Jennings of Dawson have been well
come guests here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-30
F. P. RILEY SUFFERED
WITH RHEUMATISM
TEN SOLID YEARS
FARMER SAYS, 81 THANK GOD
FOR THIS GOOD MEDICINE.
1T HAS MADE A WELL MAN
OUT OF ME-"

F. P. Riley, a we'll known farmer
who lives five miles out from Mont
gomery, Ala, R. F. D. 8, Box ~, or
the upper Wetumpka road, is still an
other who feels grateful for Tanlac
and who wants his fellowman to
know of the wonderful benefits he
has derived from its use.
81 thank God for this good medi-
clne," he said in a spirit of gratitude,
but in all reverence, to the Tanlac
representative a few days ago. GIVE
had rheumatism and stomach trouble
for ten solid years and this Tanlac
has picked me up and made a well
man out of me. There's no use talk
ing, when a medicine does that it's
high time for folks to talk it up all
they can, for it's doing good.
i had pains in the back and legs
until couldn't sleep and | was ner-
vous all the time and hadn't any
more appetite than a person that
didn't have any stomach. When |
did manage to eat it would bloat me
up with gas and make me miserable.
| would have Indigestion so bad that
l could hardly get my breath and I'd
sometimes get right dizzy. These
spells would bring on bad headaches
and would suffer with 'em for hours.
My kidneys and bladder gave me all
kinds of pain and trouble and | SEEM
ed to lose control. I was weak and
rundown and just simply couldn't
muster any energy at all.
I'm now on my third bottle of
Tanlac and the effect it's had on me
is something l wouldn't have believ-
ed if anybody had sworn it before
hand. [ sleep good now and am free
from all the pains and stomach trou-
bic and my kidneys are under con-
troll My appetite has come back to
me and I'm always ready when the
dinner bell rings.
Pm ready to recommend Tanlac
to anybody and everybody, for it's
certainly the best medicine I ever put
into my mouth"
Genuine Tanlac is sold in Dawson
exclusively by Dawson Drug Co., in
Parrot by City Drug Store, in Sas-
ser by Davis Drug Co., in Brentwood
by the Wall Drug Co., in Graves by
D. M. Dismuke, in Arlington by Tai
ly's Pharmacy, in Edison by D. C.
Lewis, in Moye by Mrs. c. B. Duke,
In Leary by Leary Drug Co., in Nor
gan by G. A. Dozier, in Kimbrough
by J. R. Troutman, in Smithville by
Phillips Drug Co., in Leesburg by
City Drug Store, Williamsburg, R.
F. D., by W. M. Sutton.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-30
NEIGHBORING NEWS
FOR THE PAST WEEK
GO-TO-SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY
TO BE OBSERVED ON
FEBRUARY nth.

Rev. o. B. Chester preached at the
Methodist church last Tuesday dur.
ing quarterly conference.
We are very glad to see the prog
ress the Methodist church is making
with the beginning of the new year.
A new class of matrons has been or
gained in the Sunday school, and
there were twelve present at the first
meeting. A committee was appointed
Sunday to accept contributions for
the purpose of buying a piano: let US
all help, as it will be enjoyed by ev-
cry one.
Mr.. j. R. Davis spent Sunday in
Cordele. Mrs. Davis, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam Bruins
wick, returned home with him.
Miss Nanelle Ellerbee of Shellman
in the attractive guest of Miss Loda
Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Miller of
Albany were guests of relatives here
Saturday.
Miss Bessie Stanton and little Miss
Helen Glass spent the weekend in
Sumter City with Mrs. j. G. Wise.
Mrs. c. B. Hunter of Macon is the
guest of Mrs. E. c. Berry.
Mrs. S. M. Laney and children of
Smithville spent the weekend with
relatives here.
Rev. Paul Weekly of Mercer Uni
versity preached very interesting
and instructive sermons at the Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday.
Many friends sympathize with the
family Of Mrs. Tom Elder since her
death Sunday night, which occurred
at her home mead here.
Miss Martha Gunenels and Miss
Aileen Hayes returned Sunday from
Leslie, where they visited Mrs. Jack
Usry.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-30
Administrative Sale.

Georgia, Terrell County. BY virtue of
an order OF the Court of Ordinary of said
county, will be sold at public cutlery on
the first Tuesday in February, 1911 at
the court house in said county, between
the usual hours of sale, the following real
estate, situate in Terrell county, to-wit:
of the east half of lot Of land No. 19e, in
the Eleventh land district of Terrell coun-
ty; also one hundred and fifty acres of
land more or less, of land lot No. 221 in
the Eleventh land district of Terrell
county, Georgia, the same being all of
said lot except the northeast quarter of
same, said exception containing so acres.
more or less, there being a loan on said
$50 acres of $1,696OO to the Mutual Bene-
fit Life ms. Co. which holds a security
deed. Terms, cash. This End day of Jam
uary, 1917. MRS NJ. s. CULPEPPER.
Adm'rx. Estate of U. A. Culpepper.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-30
A. P. RIVES is ARRESTED:
TELEGRAPH WILL BE SUED
Prominent Citizen Alleged Article
Written by Former Was Libelous.

Written by Former Was Libelous.
Mr.. A. P. Rives of Springvale, was
served by Sheriff Taylor and Deputy
Sheriff Yon, Tuesday, with two var
rants charging him with criminal
libel. Mr.. Rives accompanied the Of
ficers to Cuthbert and was taken be-
fore Judge Addison Owen. He waiv-
ed commitment trial and the Justice
of the peace assessed his bond at
$3.50 in each case. Bail was prompt
ly furnished by DR.. W. j. Wade and
L. L. Martin.
The warrants in question were
sworn out by Mayor E. C. Teel and
7. A. Roberts as result of a COM
munication bearing Mr.. A. P. Rives'
signature published in the Macon
Telegraph about two weeks ago. 1t
is reported that these two gentlemen
will also enter civil suits for damages
against both Mr.. Rives and the Tele-
graph.-Cuthbert Leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-01-30
How to Check That Cold.

When it is painful to breathe and
fever sends chills up and down your
back, you are in for cold. A timely
dose of DIR. Bells Pine Tar Honey
will stop the sneezes and sniffles. The
pine balSams loosen the phlegm and
clears the bronchial tubes, the honey
soothes and relieves the sore throat.
The antiseptic qualities kill the germ
and the congested condition is re-
lieyed. Group, whooping cough and
chronic bronchial affections quickly
relieved. AT all Druggists, 25c,
adv.