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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
lluicr moSerucs @ulfsidnhucicu.

Sn Cincm I'M Mlnnnt Mfni fiir 0clt
oGorrciponocntCn" 0cidricbcncn Mr..
tifcl mlrocn bcrcita Ole Sd0ttcnici
Ten umlcrcS b%clltigcn Sdrllnclcn3
nit furSCn @ortcn onNcbcutct. Ga
lid 0orilbcr icood) 10 uicl ingcn l0Gt,
bob mon piclc IrlldicitCn lillr1
fonnte, oeabolb bier ctunS mcbr %
BON.
9ob Der IrrhidmittS Nmcrifu.
i1cr iGbc. itorf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nj
fcftc liebt. lit Sbotiud)c. Gubci lChrt
Die Grinbrm0, oob iold)c WcIiibl9'
errc9unNcn ielten IN Die Sicic Nrcj
fen, boiiir nbcr bcito mcbr III Oic
Sobc mo Nrcitc Acbct. Giclc@ be-
ipeiit ober cinen icbr itorfcu MouQcI
on inOiuioucller IurbbilounQ. Gold
rbcrllGdlidC lolttc GrrcAltn0cn, 10.
rpie oon citIc SpicI nit GiuNcn, bon
hercn mnbrcm Wclcll Die Wiciltca
foum cine AbnnN hnbell, bcncnnt
man nit Dem lboncn Nonlen on
tbuliuSm" (cin omcritonilde3 Sicb.
Iin9&port) Nicicr Geoontenloic,
meilt iduodlcm nbcr inlld)cm llrthctl
entlprin9cn0e GntbuiioQmu3 miro
ober ioit inmucr nit ocmlcIbcn 81.
fer an hcmlelbcn @r0O bon @lilb.
bite ongelenert aoni gIeld, oh Dies
nm Elm 9oleballlplel, cine politiid)c
ooer militGriihe Nngelcgclrbeit, cine
TenpereuSberuc0umg oOcr Die @riln.
bllla elmer nelleu MclircIilion he.
triiit; bel jeoer ncltcn Sodle oioh"
nos SorbCrgcgnngcne idneil pcrgcl
Ien0.
Sit 0icS MN aber nid)t Elm untrilN
lider 9efpeis bon nutionolem Mon
gel an ridtigem EroportionSiim?-
aein @llnber, hoB ole Sdnp1rmcrc
neS 9merifonera iebr lcid)t nuI NIB
ipeee aer1tb, meld' SeBtere@ nnrd
nnler mooernes SolfSihul . Spitcn
nnb GrSiebungslpeien 10 red)t tlo1
bcuieien mirb. NlS Gin on6ercl
idloaen0er 0efpeis bieieS Sheril1
den Gntbuliasm ioa bier Die &c
fcrtirurlg BON iiber 1000 Seeleuter
&c Bro3ent Der @eiommt5abD, mel
die nit unierer ariegsflotte mad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
Marf Siunin nnb Der M%cd)tsan,ualt.

Ger Silmoriit Mart Spain 1T
id)lcbt olli Ole Hcdtaunlu1ltc 81 lprc'
d)cn. bic HchtSompGltc," er51bIt
ct, ,bnben mid iooicl @clo G%cfoItct,
boB ih nit &crDuiigen cinmul Die
mclcgenbcit mubrNcnomnncn bette,
mid ST RIDDEN mo meinerleitS rIll
paor Snulcno Goaors cilleu Nooo.
totcn abSunebmcr, Sic @eleaenbeit
rot lid henu aud einmlol, nno ood)
ioIItc ih nid)tS crreid)cn. Sb 1lla
nit cinem 9tciien uni Der StraBc
lrnSicrcn, OILS plotllf baS Sitter eI'
les aelerlo6e9, ba& Der inn9eIfonll
cbeu liberitreiten mollte, nod)gob,
nno mein 9teiie in ben 8oblenfeller
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
SaS critic Scrlincr Ginfiidcn.SanS

Mcr lest an DEM flcinen Sicbenle1
IN GDurlnttcnburg cltlnna 0cbt, fam,
10 id)rcibt oic yGdgI. HunOibuu", Die
GeobuhtlrnN mnd)cn, Dab BORT Sun.
Ocrtc ilciBi9c NGn0c huuIt bclh0iti9t
illo, cin @cbGu0e iertig5ultcllerL 0aS
il ullcrcm altltur. mo Wirtld)olta.
leben cine mid)tigc Ncucrlng bc0el!-
ten miro. IS lit oo2 Ginfildcnbml3.
oo2 BORT leiner &ouen0lng c%ntgcgcn.
oc6t, mu0 Ou9 ON 1. Sttobcr lhon
iCincr WeItimmnlng %ilbcrgcbcn mcr0c:1
miro. Gas @c6Glthc, Dos jest int
Nobbou icrtiqitcbt ldBt Idon IcBt
oo3 gon5c tiinitiac 6cntrolfildenlD'
item Ocutlid crfcnncu. Yer @c0ante
ser N%crinrgltng aller Sal1bultc cine"
Solica 0urd) einc Gentraltilhc bat
IN Berlin nllgenleincn Nnflung &C.
iutoen, u>o Die Nodlro9c nod Gic-
len Wnbultngcu obnc &ilhc, IN ocllcn
Die Sallafr0ul bon Den tdglid)en Sor.
QCn DC3 &od)Cn2 bCfrcit lcin miro, ut
ichr 0roB. Snterciiont lit c3, 5l CT.
iahrcu, aus lucId)cn @cicllldafta-
iNiftcn iiG Die Hclltc, ole Oiclca Ero-
Itft i0rbcrn, gruppircn, "a limo Dor
IllCm penlionirte Scbrcr, &ilnltlcts
Gbcpoorc, ioId)c Gbepoorc, pom nencn
Gcioc @ottcn eincn 0crlli bnbcn, ltno
oucinItcbcn0c Mittpcn. NuS Den
3oblreid)cn 3ltidriitcn, Die bic @cicll.
ituit iiir GinfiihcnbGliCr tGglid) cr'
GGlt, Ncbt bcrpor, oaB ca in Berlin
uicle &nu9bnltungen gicbt, ocncn 0d@
aod)cn nid)t mcnig Sor8cn bereitet.
Co8 GinfitdcnhnlS ON Sicbcnlee
miro nit oo,Gcntrnlbci5ung Morm.
mniicr . &crioraung, &uclumreinll
gllnQ. Gas, Glcftri5itGt, SnbrItlbL,
MGbhcninlbcn @oid,l Holls un9
ElGttItubcL Iuntcltommlcrn filT
GmntCllrpbnto9rapbcn, Wottelltallls
mcrn II. /. ~. olagcltottct lcln. Die
Spciicn mcrbcn 6lt icocr Wobl5eit
uon Der G%CntraIfiid)c dlta Dem GB5inl.
rlcr elmer icbcn cinSClncn Wobnltng
rilrd, ciNcnc NuijiiGc 5n0ciilbrt. G0a
5pcitc Ginfildclbnlt2 miro III
Shlodtcnicc crrid)tct mo inn Npril
nGditcn SnbreS eroifnct mcrocn. Gr'
mGbnt lei, ouB Scr aoiicr bicicr Ncltc.
rurN lcbboitcS Sntcrciie c%ntgcgcn'
trin0t. Scr Wtonord) lieB Iid) cin0c.
hCllo bnriibcr m1tcrrid)tcn, iuie man
lid) sic Sod)c bcnfc, ullb Oh mon bel
olcirn Ncllhollten Dem cngliid)cn
Eirin5ip folgc, 9n Scr &ono porban.
0cl1cr YlGnc, Die Scr 9oiicr olIimcrf'
lam itn0irtC, 0inG Der &ortroacnoc
NADER olli bic Sodc Gin. Ger &oiicr
rriidtc it'd iibcr 0uS Eroicft icbr be.
iricoigt ans, ooh untcrlicB cr e.
Eid)t, oorolrf bin5uhucilcL bob c%
mnbl acrnunc 3eit hollcrl1 miir0c,
bis lid Die @erliner Soltofrnlcn cnt.
Idlicbcn miirocn, ben ~ncigenen Sero"
oui5ugebcn. glllf icoen Sal benblid).
tigt er, nod Scrti0itcllung cincn Die.
Ter 9tcllbQlltCn III bCiid)tiucu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
Sm NutU.
Gin u cticlico.

IS rollt Nn@ @oo, bic @iciie QclIt.
@oriiber iolrit I'M Sing sic &4elt
llnb lod]t inns an 10 iron
Mir lnbrcn in 0cn Gug DincirL
S9ir inhrcu IN sic Nfod)t bincin,
Salli, hollI, hallo!
g8ir mirbeln Stoub ami ifol,ocr.
lid,
God oicica lit nc Snd' iiir iih
llnO fiiWmlCrt ms nidt icbr.
llno pIobt Elm Mciicn - immcr5u!
gSir boben itctS GrioB I'M 9hu
ltno iouicn Damn 10 mcbr.
Mir lnlricr, inricu nic crihloiit,
$ bot tcincr iopicl Eicrocfroit
Sn icinem fiibnitcn Gruml.
Gle Nuppc t6utl - &oli, buao!
Sic aiIometcr ilogen 10
@ei'm omiINeu &0gcr" fmtm.
Gle NicuihIcin aIcitCn mic I'M
Gang;
Ser Wol0, sic ,SIltr inn 0rilncnarnn}
Gdou'n mrn0crnO par Oiitnncc.
Sic @crAC bnltcn Crnitc Nod)t,
lln0 BURGER mnIcu ultc Fradlt,
G'otbit un0 Ncnniiioncc.
-. .Nicin Ncimlotblun0, mcin 0cllt.
idlc0 Hon0l
SHE truulid an Oc3 GIlliic9 9Iuno
Iic StG0tlcin nab rlo fern!
Ser nIte 2Nul 3icbt h'rlm bcrlmL
lln0 (biirm' unO 3iuncn griiBcn
Itlnnu
Cen licben Nbcn0iterl ...
PM llier III Dem AiiIoncn Sdcin
Gtcb'n mumoerhol0e Widgoelcin
g4ic 5icrlid Hotofo!
g4ir iabrcn in ben Edg binein,
99ir iobrCn in Die 9tuht binein,
Null, bulli bnllo!
@ir ilieaen bin ... Die WfGgoc.
lCin
Sd)au'n IN @C0nnfCn hintcr0rCin;
90ir lin0 ibon pcit, ihol mcit!
llnb gebt cS idici NAL, muB eS iciL
&cbr'n mir int StroBengraben ein
g9ic in Der Gltiten Belt.
@obl rciicu mir per Eoit rid)t
mcbr;
Ter @ciit Der NCujcit iubr climber,
Ter trcibt I'M Sturm inns bin!
llno no6 - mo bod! - o Wcltcn.
lallf!
2ebt hie Homuntit micOcr oli
Suit chen 0urdJ'3 @cn5in.
Sic rcltc Belt, sic oltc gScIt
Geb'n lrclW0lih : ld)mcitcrlid) aclcllt,
Stiu lnbcnb bellt' Ncu Wtni....
@ir idbrcn obnc 3lpcd unO 3icL
Noe nm, arollcr NIltoa3Itpl
limo @ic0crnleicrci! -
Gin &ud, Elm Small, 0oa ncnnt
man nNomncl"
God beut' itcbt'S FINITE" Moo Den
Mtunn!
limo gIrid) 0cbt'3 mic0cr nmh:
gSir iollicn mie nidlt rcd)t gcidcit -
G9 lcbe Die @cmiitblid)tcit
Del nNcum}iG" IN Ser Stuno'! -
morris @ol0ihmi0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10

Slie0enpnpier mar unldluolld), 0enn
Is itunlnlte pom amcrifnniIhcn Sic
Aenpnpicr Srltit.
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l%tiirite, NiitDellO orbeitcte er lid,
lricOer Derolt9, 1roBc NcrleeuntgcIr
hottc er }ltlit @Iiid ni0t Oapongetru.
gen. Is iteate iid) bcrolla, BOB Scr
&cacr einem &cdtaonmoIt gcb0rtc,
INN ICY 1rclltc MIDI Id)on 0nrnllf Die
Sodlc nllajlltrogcn. Sd Bing ulio
jl Ocn Wionlc bin mo cr0iinctc ibnl
nit ironlnlcr Ntiene, Dab id) i'm 3ll
conltltlrcn iuitnid)c. 9llti icinem @e.
iid)t lag Elm ionni0er @lon3. - ct
fiiDItc fornllid) idor, mic ooS Sono-
ror in letncr Coid)e flopperte. y9to,
Wortc, n1cit 3lrnge,~ oo0tc id) I'M
itiQcn, nGu luirit NllQcu MADDEN,
lucnn Glt crit BORT, lporlum es iidl
b%o1Oclt." nSogcn Sic, Cir" be.
CONN i6 sic l%lntcrboItltng Limo Sic
Der Nl>lid)t, ooB mcin 9tcffc cincll
Sdahcneriub Aniprild) al Sen 0t.
iibcr 0c@ SalllcS ltclen fam, IN Del
lcn Sclcrlod) CT beutc GincinAcinlcn
ill., ais cr burmlos oltf ser StroBe
ip0iicrcn Ging?" Seinc Miicnc mltr.
&c INNER ircun6lidcr. nglbCr gang
bcitimmt," erluiOertc CT, LIMB groBc
Nnipriihe iogar." 80" inAtc tb
trilmpbircno, damn gcbcl Sic i6ul
Qcfduigit 1000 Collars, Ocrrn cr lit
in &brcu &eacr gcitiir5t." Scin @c-
iidt pcriinItcrtc iid). ,&ot 1br 9tciic
olld Die notbi0c &orli6t bcobodtct 2"
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jcood) nidt 0o5l, ocnn CT iprndt Jest
obnc llntcr6rcdylng. oSot &br9tcffc
iid) porbcr 0opon il6cr5ruNt, Oh 0aa
@ittcr i'm trogcn f0nnc? MllBtc CT
hu@ Sitter ~ilbcrbnllpt bctretcn? War
innit fem Elob 5ltu @cbcn ga? Nlc
tam er 0cnn iibcrbolrpt 0u5lt, mciil
@itter ST. %5crltorcn? Nur bn2 nidt
N09piQi0feit? Sino sic 10 iider,
Bob CT cS nidt IN idled)tcr NbIidlt
1Gat? 9enfcn Sic MIR, mas bate
puiiirCn fonncn menn Elm Mfitglieh
mcincr Somilic iih gcrohe I'M &cller
.lelun0en bate, mGbreno Der iltnQr
Minnm leine Sprungiibrngen mad.
tc? llnh no ncbmc id) nod 81 ieineG
Gbrc on hob CT nllr tnt Sci6tlinn
gcbnnoclt bat. &ic nun, mcnn er
nit &orbcbnd)t %qcbonOclt," fam e.
iCtt brobeno bcrullS, .ipenn er mir
c0er Cinem Ser Mteincn ans Scbcn
ippltc?" limo babel trat cr ollf mid
81 unO lab mir infer ms Weiid)t.
nGiaentlid niiBtc if SIREN 9tciicn
por ocn Struiridter bri1gcrL abcr
id mill c9 oieanlol bci elmer Ont.
iHGoigung BON 2U00 Collars bepcn'
ben loiicn" i6loB CT miIOc. sd
enticrntc mid mortloS mo trnllrig,"
Cr5Gbltc Wnrf Smnin meiter, lid
icbc, iGJ bin bcn Tcd)t9onmGlten
llid)t gcpndicn."
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Marf S,unin nuS ore Srnit- &Oniac.

Gin %ntcrpiclucr irngte cinmol
Wforf Imoin Go Icicn mir III Scr
oclltidcn, bel Mobcrt 2rt in Stttts
0ort crihicnencn NllS1nbc BON Mort
Gmoin'a bumoriitiidcn Sdriftcn),
mrabolb cr cigcntlih in ben &rCilcn
Scr Sruit . Wognutcn 10 mibbclicbt
lei. Wtorf Sipoin mod)tc lcil bornl'
~loicitca Wciid)t llth ontiuortctc NIT
lmihuloi0cm 2Qdcln: %, ncn
@rlrt0 fcrnc i6 nid)t 0cnoil; ld)
nloltbc obcr, oiclc ungcreftcn Wclls
ld)cn ~pCrfol0cn MIDI iucgcn mcincr
Sdriititcucrci." - o@cgcn &brcr
Sdriititearrci?" = .So, neil id)
| ipicocr on0Cfnngcn babe, fiir Bet
tut9cn 5u idrCibcn." p9oa ut
mir noQi0 mpcritGnolid)," luGtc Der
Tlltcrpicncr fopfidiittelnb. vWttr
olld," cnt0cgnctc Worf Slpoin nit
scr Micnc scr gcfrGnftcn llnidulo.
y9lbcr ih bobc 10 cine binflc Ib.
mluo, ais Oh oicic bloolimniGc &c.
id)id)tc ou, Die i6 nit mcincm No'
men in elmer 3citlrng per6iicntlid)tc,
id)ulo an Nacm icin f6nnte." I'D
NIT rcidtc CT Dem Sntcrpiciucr ct1
3citun9Sblott. llno ais oiclcr nit
Scicn icrtiG luor, brod,et @eloc III
idoQcnocS WclGhtcr ollS. Stc @c.
ihid)te obcr lulltctc:
Sic orci Sliegcn.
Ginc Slic1cnmutter bottc 5luel
Sod)tcr, Die tic innig liebte. Ginea
Cages moNten iic 5ulommcn clrcn
Nll$illg mo fomert an ben Sooerl
cincS GonoitorS. rMona," bat olc
cine, .borf ih Gin iucnig bon DEM
id0nen rotbcn @onbon bort ma
idcn?" Bic Ilic1crmlitter erlollbtc
cs, uno ibrc Sodtcr lcBte lld Ireil'
%ocItrnblcno ollf Ocn Idonct rotbc'l
@onbon. glli cinnlol iflllg llc nit
zen Sliigcln mo itel foot INN. ger
rotbe @onbon NOR giitiG oelllt CT
mar pom on1crifoniid)cn @orbon'
Erlllt. - 9ic Sliegenmittcr bottc
lett nllr nod sic cine Sod)ter nm
licbte tic Inn 10 8Grtlidler. "a bate
ooS Gohtcrlein einmol ein 9roBe%
@crlonqcn rah @urit. Gie W1lttc'
gclcitetc tic SIT cincm Wllrltlaocn
sod, follri botte Die inn9e Nl'c9'
BORT bon cincr @urit ooS flclnlt'
Nibdcn gefoitct, ols tic inter 81
cfni,oen itorb. Gle Wilrlt mar gu
tig, henn lie it1nnrte bonn oillerlta
niid)cn @urlt Sriiit. ga 1aBt'
iuiloeS 9Seb Ole nrnle Sliegenmiltfcr
Sim 2cben lpor ibr niftS gelegen'
lie moate linn ein raides Gnoe ma
den uno iroB in ielbltmornertld)e'
@ier BON cinem 6lieeenpapler. Ioe'
Der erpiinidte SOB fam nldbt. NaS
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QcbCn0c @cmuIt Iiir ridtiNc &inocr'
GSlcbrng Oncffunnt miro.
@o@ ocntt Der Nctbrte 2clcr non
0lcicn Nuiidten? Sot Or. Seller
ocu Noacl Olli ocu Wopi actroiIcu
oNcr nid)t? Mjel, icbr picl nui Gr.
'obrruN bcrubcuocr @ubrheit lit
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
rRicH AND DONALD
MUST DIVIDE VOTE

In the second primary next Wednes-
day, If as many votes are polled as
was cast yesterday Mr. G. w. Rich
must draw from the strength of Jack
son and Dill 113 votes in order to Sc
cure the nomination. If DR.. Donald
wins, he must get 261 of the votes
polled for the two defeated candidates.
Friends of the present mayor say
that seventy-five per cent. of the Jack
son and Dill strength will go to their
man. On the contrary, the Rich ad-
herents are confident that their man
will divide this vote,
1t is possible that the voting in the
second primary will not be so spir-
tied as in the first and that not more
than 1000 votes will be polled. 1t
is said that more than 200 of those who
participated in yesterdays primary
had failed to pay their poll tax and il
is probable that these will be elm
mated in the; second race. Just what
effect this would have on the result
/ is speculative. but 1t would place the
making of the nomination in the hands
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

defense that they were only nj
the trunk 10 safe place from thI
but the testimony showed that
took il much farther than neceI
and that when found it had been
en- into and rifled.
When the pardon was turned o
Harrison's mother late yesterd;
ternoon she was overjoyed and s
at once for the Rankin farm, q
ing to let Secretary Yerger send
in the usual manner. She was a
panied by the owner of the tru
legged to have been stolen, the
having reached the conclusion
it was not really stolen. but wa
haps afterward broken into by
parties.
Harvell, the companion of Ha
in the case, made his escape fro
Rankin farm on March 20, jus
months after he was sentenced
has not been recaptured. He v
years old and a news agent c
Illinois Central trains.g
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

each of them received creditable
vote.
Williams defeated both George and
Smith for city treasurer. Davis
walked away with both of his oppon-
ents for police justice and City Clerk
Farley did even better against two
good opponents.
Neither of>these gentlemen expected
to be nominated in the fist primary.
R. s. Hall and R. D. Batson will en-
ter the second primary. for executive
committeeman from the city at large
Mr.. j. F. Bennett, the present as
SCISSOR. is the nominee without opposi-
tiop, a deserved compliment to an ef.
ficient and painstaking official.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

not disappointed and that the second
primary will tell quite different tale.
The race between Charles Pool and
Frank Williams for Chief of Police
is exceedingly close and these gentle
men will contest every inch of ground
in the second primary.
..Reedy leads for street commits
sioner; while Warren and Duckworth
are tied for second place. Eight can
didates were in the first primary and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
HARRISON
PARD0NED
Frank Harwell is Also Set Free
Two Negroes Accused of Steal
ing a Trunk.
Daily News Special.

Daily News Special.
Jackson, Miss, July Ex-Governor
Noel has granted a pardon to Charlie
Harrison, 21 years old, who with a
companion named Frank Harvell was
sent up an three years sentence from
Madison County for grand larceny
last January.
Harrison and Haryell were convicted
of stealing a trunk in Canton during
fire, the trunk having been removed
along with other articles in the burn
ing building. 1t was claimed by the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
LUMBER COMP ANY
Being LAUNCHED
IN HATT|ESBURG

ing its own mills and conducting an
extensive domestic and export >busi-
ness, both retail and wholesale.
The organization of a new lumber
company at this time is an indication
of returning activity in a line of trade
that is vital to the interests of all Hat
tiesburgans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
BIG FLEET
SETS SAIL

Honolulu, July 23.-The' battleship
fleet sailed last night for Auckland.
Great preparations have been made
for the entertainment of the officers
and men of the fleet at Armada, Aus
tralia and New Zealand.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

of the law-abiding, tax-paying major
ity, and there is no gainsaying the fact
that it would have a wholesome ef-
feet on the community, no matter what
the effect on the political fortunes of
individuals.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

The Patrick Lumber and Tie Com
pany has been organized with capi-
tai of $25,O00. The incorporators are
R. w. Patrick, of this city and ]. L..
Brooks and F. M. Patrick, of Georgia.
The domicile of the company will
be at Hattiesburg and it will engage
in the general lumber business, operat-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
DlaTIF|ES
DEAD GIRLS RA|MEN

ing, was identified this morning
Mrs. Eva Read as belonging to
daughter, Barbara, aged IS.
declared that clues have been di,
cred pointing strongly to i pc
man as her slayer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
sTETsoN'S WIDOW MAR
Hearst News Service.

Philadelphia, July 23.-Mrs. Jol
Stetson, wife of the late millio
hat manufacturer, was married at
today to Count Eulalia, Portus
consul at Chicago.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
AMERICA LEADS
OLYMPIC GAMES

London, July 23.-When the Olym'
pic games started this morning the
United States led the United Kingdom
by ten points.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
THOSE NOMINATED 4.
FOR WARD OFFICES


Ward John Bennett.
Ward 2-R. A. Cameron and H. c.
Greer.
Ward 3-A. I. Powe.
Ward 4-R c. Mckenzie.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
Executime COMMITTEES.

Executme Committee.
Ward III. A. Beaumont and J. c.
Carley.
Ward 2-P. A. Carter and NJ. L.
Thompson.
Ward S-W. L. Pack and A. d.
Draughan.
Ward IF. F. Phillips and R. F.
Kennedy W
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

Yesterdays municipal primary fur
nished a great many surprises The
voting was heavy from start and the
keenest interest was manifested by the
participants, but the friendliest feeling
prevailed and there were no unpleasant
pcidsnts further than the crushing de-
11eats suffered by some of the candi-
dates.
Interest now centers insthe second
primary, to be held next Wednesday.
Mr.. c. w. Rich has a lead of 'ap,
proximately 15O votes over DR.. j. D.
Donald, the resentinvunbent, but the
friends of the latter say that they are
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
Rejected SU|TOR|
SHOOTS HIS rival

New York, July 2S.-Angry because
his proposals of marriage had been
rejected. julius c. Hannah, aged 80,
court stenographer. today shot Au.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
Hearst News Service.

New York, July 23.-Clothing from
the body of the handsomely dressed
young woman found murdered in Irv-
ing Park in Brooklyn yesterday morn
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
RED RIVER VALLEY
ALMOST DEVASTATT

All crops have been swept away
floods and many are facing star
Relief committees are being
lied.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
,****~**~~***s*****'
= CANDIDATES WHO
: ENTER SECOND RACE

!, For Mayor-C. w. Rich and J. :
{. d. Donald. :
I. For Chief Of Police-Frank Will ::
: liams and Charles Pool. :
: For Street Con )issioner-H. :
= H. Warren, Owen Reedy, A. G. !:
= Duckworth. I:
$ Executive Committeeman-R. ::
: S. Hall and R. D. Batson. ::
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
RICH AND DONALD in SECOND RAG
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

The totals in the following
IL mas peen Impossible TO verify
the several words ~ =
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

Day at Eli, Nevada, has been a
doned. as promoter Rickart faile
arrange reduced rates to Ely tor
event.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23

gusta Wald and Ralph Nance. young
man who had called On the girl. Han
nan then tur1ed his pistol-to his head
and blew out his own brains. Thr
and Nance are not fatally hp11
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-23
Hearst News Service.

Lake Charles, La, July 23.-Persons
returning from trips along the Red
River Valley tell of awful conditions.