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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-13
@ilfess Sarre Wa6ri@ten.

- Tim bic Roblenprobuftion Su be-
idrdnfen, merbsu bic Rroon3sntsn Sie'
fer @esenb mabriheinlid fiir cine ldn'
aere Yeriooe uur 5meiorittel 3sit arbei'
ten lafen.
e Der M6rbsr @armino Delpriors
wuroe am Wfontas 3n is Sabren 3u6t'
baus perurtbeilt uno 6ihter Saliep
iprad Iein @ritaunen aus, baB bic Sc
idworensn nidt sinen Babrlpru9 ftir
Wforb i'm sriten @raoe einbradtsn.
Delpriore bate In Sittston ben ScOpio
Porrino ermorbet.
- @s waren am Dienltas einbunoert
Sabre. felt Ssiie Sell ben geriud mah'
te, bic Stsinfoble uuf siuem gewObn'
li6en Roit in einem offenen Sensrplas
su bremen unb oas Experiment sslang
pollItdnbis uno Iiderte Der antbracits
Soble einen Wtarft. Die Probe geihab
In bem Sauie au Der 9iorooit Gde uou
gDaIbinston uub giortbampton Stra'
sen, Dem jssisen Sotsl S8eiB. uno bel
Seuerplas uno Hoit iino od Sn lehsn
Die Staot isisrt oas @reisnib in sebiib
renoer Weile.
-Sier wuroe lssten Sonntas sinl
Sibuns Der SeftbehOros oes noroOit
li6sn Sdnserbunoes absebaltsn. in Del
; bic eriten arrangements fir bas Bstt
linaen nm ben 3aiier @ilbelm Brei'
. auf BEN i'm Sabre 1909 ab3ubaltenoel
. Sdnserieit setrofisn wurben. Oisieni
gen Yereins. pel6e iid IN bem Wett
tampf betbeilisen mOllen, miinen 3ws
9isosr iinssu; Gins. oefen 9OmpOiitiol
/. tednilds S9wieristsiten bictst nm
! bsiien 8ieoersabe on Stimmmaterid
unb MuiifusritdnbniB Der Sdnser bob
slnforoeruusen itellt, oas aber isoe
Serein einiiben fam, 70 lanse cs nOtbi
j. erideint; uno elm 3msitss. oeifen Bort
lant ben einielnen 8ereiuen einen Wic
not Dor Dem Seit uno oeien Sompoli
;. tion ibm nur cine Stunoe Dor Der SBis
II oeryabe suSeitellt meroen mirb. SrOoi
: Inn, giswarf. SOboten, Sbilabslpbiu
Seriep @itD. Gamben, sSaibin9ton IN
r Baltimore waren Ourf Delesaten per
!. trstsn uno Maior S.S. Sens uon 9iem
!, art iiibrte ben YOriis. Der @ei6dfts
iisuns folste Elm @mpfans, bel Der
9err 2eonbraot, Rraiioent oes Sur9e
Wfannsrdor uou Pbilao'a, Der 9uupI
feoner NOR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-13
Bon Der Snofeite.

8ei ben @bsleuten gBilliam @9an BON
@sOur glueuus bat ii6 elm SObuIsin ein'
seitellt.
Sin Stammbulter bat iiG bel ben
@beleutsn Sobn @se uOu @sbar apsnus
einseitellt.
Den @beleutsn 80. 6. gSambahsr
uon 8ittston ausuus lit elm SObnlein
seboren worbsn.
Bei ben gbslsuien SreO. SloB BON
Stons susnus bat ii9 Gin muutsrss
S6bnlsin sinssitellt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-13
Spbe part Rctisen.

- Die 9eburt zines E69terteins bat
bel ben @bslsutsn Charles Mterfef BON
yuSsrne StraBs sroBe 5rsube errest.
= Srau anna gopeu BON Sampton
StraBe, bic fid am Disnitas suuor In
ibrer Bobnuns idlimm psrbrannts, ers
lag Donnsritas Der gsrlesuns.
SRI. SObanna Miiillsr, To9ter
pon 9errn unb 5rau @briitian Millsr
BON Ssllows StraBs, wurbe seftern
WtOrgen NIT SObn $. DtcSiultp &c.
traut.
= Dfidasl Slousnsfi BON 21. ctr.
wurbe Douneritas in Der Sloan Sede
ourd eineu Dsdenfall auf Der Stele
srihlasen, als er nit Dem 2aben BON
aOblenfarren beidditiSt mar. @s iibsrs
lsben ibn bic 0ittws uno msbrere fleine
3inber.
- Su Der SrforS 3eas murben ani
MtontaS swei Mtannsr burd cine @as'
uuo PulusrsrploiiOn bOs perlsst. Der
8srsmanu War Sdnis bon Railroab
sluenue lit idanoerbuft am @eiibt unb
Der 8ruit uerbrannt unb wirb faum nit
benz Heben bapon fommen, ipdbrenb lein
Sanolanser Midasl 3ruis BON Siebsn'
ter StraBe bas Soipital perlaiieu fonn-
te, nu9bem man ibn bebaubelt bate.
= Dur9 cine 8sridiittuns In Der
Glarf Gber Der DIAMOND .3e4e purbs
Sonntus in Der 0iudbari6uft uou Yst.
tebOne StraBe uub &ebecea apenue be,
osnteuber S9uben on Der Sberflads
unssridtst. Saiiie in Der @rbe fino ent.
itanbsn, bic @as. uno 8alerrOhren
wurosn jerbroden unb man befiirdtet,
oaB nod meitsrer Sdaben aud an &C.
bduoen uno benz 8atbebrals Srieobofs
anseri9tet msrosn wro.
= Senator 6. s. Slstpitt bot erflart.
oaB Der Spoe Eart Siisel 10 untermi'
nirt lit, baB er faftiid nur in Der 9ufi
bdnst, nit ni6ts unter ibm. llntei
oem 3atbebrale Srieobofe iollen nur cir
paar SuB Soblen unb Selieu benielbsn
Dor oem @initiirSen i6isen. 9crl
Slewitt wiro es nOdmals probiren, snt'
ipre6enbe 8eieee ourd,uiesen. nm bic
lem 3uitano elm @noe Su MAIDEN. Col
&. VI. Fbillips, Wiinen Supsrintenbsnl
Der Sadawanna @ompanie, erfldrt, baE
9Doe Bart ebsn 10 iider iei, mie irsent
elm anoerer Stabttbsil. nno oaB iesI
ni6t mebr @ruub porlis9e, um alar'
mirt Su wsroen, als lpie friibsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-13
Aus bem oberen xbafe.
(9lrhbalb Sorrelponoen,.)

= Sobn Me2od uon Tbroop, Der
ON Samitas in Der oortissn 3sde iebr
idlimm uerlest muroe. itarb fur3 nah
isinsr aufuabme i'm Staat SOipital.
- Srau Senrb Yuiie BON ardbalS,
bic am Donneritas iiarb, purbs Conn.
tag 9iadmittas, nod einem Trauerbisnit
in Der oeutiden lutb. Stride. i'm pro.
teitantiiten Srieoboie Sur lestsu Rubs
bsitattet.
= Gin iiberbeiIter Sfen in benz 60.
ben uno Wirtbidait bes 9ouis Gan,
nucci gu Seiiup ssritOrts am Sonntas
Wfor9en bas @sbduoe pollltanbi9, einen
Serluit BON s $500 usrurlaheub. Das
Seuer wurbe in osm Sfen unterbaltsn,
UNI Su uerbinoern, baB iein 8orratb
BON Bier sefrisre.
(@arbOnbale @orreiponben;.)
= Die Serlobuns BON Yaul R6liser
unb 5rl. @tbel MOrsan III am Donnsr.
flag ansefiinoist worbeu.
= Das Sell EOwnibip Sodidulss.
bauSe 3u Simpion wurbe Mtoutas poll.
itanois bur9 Ssusr 3erft0rt, sinsn Ser.
luit BON etpa $12, 900 peruriadenb.
= Sobu SearpiuO, Der ieinem italis.
niiden 9anosmann Soiepb gii6olet i'm
Serlauf zines Strsites elm Sbr abbiB,
muBte WtOntas fiir isin seridtli6es @r.
ideinen Siirsidaft leiiten.
= Wiife Burmo, elm Sanblanser in
Der 8ilion Greet 3ede, erbislt Wtontas
elm b6s ssriAunosnes 9eiidt uub bic
S6ultsr unb ben linfen glrm eebroden.
Ssiu 3uftanb mar Sur 3eit elm sefdbr.
lidsr.
Der Grie Sdnell;us rannte am
Oisnitas ROrssn uuf Der Surfep Sia
9reu5uus su SimpiOn in einen SOrsit
@itD StraBenbabnwasen, woburh meb.
rsre Perionsn uerlest wurbeu, niemano
absr lsbsnsssfdbrlid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-13
Tebruar Mnsiteanng
bon
Barter SanmltD0ae
Sertnren.
@pie SSerlee's, 9eDrnefts
Seibe TtiTmes unc
iriScbe Gintities.

Die CONNER 3lsioerfahertn 2a9e
fiuS bisr unb 10 iinb ebenfalls bic prat'
iiaiten Sriblinss uno Sommsr Sabrt'
fate. bic mir ie ausftellten. SSelh' cine
9uiamenleeuns BON harmanten jar
6eu-9aSentiIhe uno Hesale lenbten
f0rmlid, nit ibrsr BrillianS-&irlbsn'
fnospen, Wiobn, 8oien unc pisls an'
eers. 70 ibOn unb iiiB wis Elm Sommsr'
morgen.
siir bic Srau pon sebiloetem @e'
it,mad, bic Srau wClhe Slsioersftette
oeraos elm penis bclisr psrlan9t, geraoe
Elm penia garter wie ous ourhihnittlide
Sommermaterial, pralentlren mir oiele
reusn Nnfiinite.
Spie SSerlee's
Msadt isiu Debit. Gin darmaater
neuer anf6mmlins, uon oem Die
"Details nur anbeuteno iino pou
btlIeu rarer ShOnbsit. Cine auBer'
oemShnlihe nstte Seibeabrunouue
nit Sransenbliitben. piloen Stolen unS
Snospen BON Sarrenfrdutern, 9epun
ben swil6en bibideu Streifen uni
Yuufteu; darmante Shattlruu9sn II
lsid,t blau, braun uno roia. llno lbot
ae,eifnet oils Der Saiion meiit popn
iarites @ewsbs. Die @le, 30 eents.
6ebrucfte 2eiDe 9inhes'
Sino unter ben nsueiten anf6mm
lineen, unb pie biibit iie iino /; Seen
tsrtursn, nit brillianten Wtoosroien I'D
miuoeno ,wiidsn breiteu roia Stansen
1arrsntrduter BlGtter in oil ibre
ShDnbeit, Die einen na6 ben Ser9
itrSmen uuo SommerDaioen snriidneb
men. @beniallS. Buufte uno Strslfen
Yreis. bic Gle, 25 @ents.
Srifcbe Oimities.
Sino bier unb babider lpie je 3uuor
Sraus unb nsu BON ben weltberiibmtel
Sabrifen uon Srlano. Puntts, Stan
9en unb Streifen. nit erquilitsn @ulr
iauSen pom Ylatterbien, Stiefmiitter
den, Stolen, WiObn. unb Sarrsntrdute
8ldttern, MAIDEN oieieS zines Der Dor
aiialiditsn BON SommerSeDeben. Frets
6ie Gle, 25 Sents.
Sanptflur, binteu, ertremen ltntel
Dur6Sans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-13
sBeiterss Q Shbieite.

Der am Disnitag yladt absebaltens
bss Sunssr Wfdnnsrdor
seitaltste iih 3u sinem sroben @rfOls
nno srfpies iid fiir alls Ebeilnebmsr als
Elm isbr unterbaltenbsr.
Die Siibieite SanbelsbebDrbe erpdblts
ssitern Gbeno folsenoe 8samten: Prd.
fiosnt, SObn 8. SGneioer; Yiss Prds
iiosut. Duuio sB, Sumpbrep Setrstar,
@asmsr Gallagher; Sdasmeiitsr, vi.
freo @utbsin3.
SRI. Gillian godrotb pon Pittston
Nusnue lpuroe seitsrn abeuo BON elmer
glnSabl iunssr Sreunoe iiberraidt unO
aue anweienosn uerlebten eiuen anss'
nebmen abeno, seuiirjt ourd Spiels,
@rfriiaunsen, niw.
Der Montas Siadt absebaltene idbr'
lids Wtasfenbull Der Sdussrrunbs se'
italtste iid su einem burdIdlaSeuoen
GrfOlS. Die Dale mar nit 3uiaau'
srn uno Wtastsn ansefiillt uno Elm bis
gum WiOrsensrauen anbaltences frOh'
lidss Treiben umifrte gGe auf's Bette.
gonitautiu 5ris BON Waple Strabe
ltarb porlests Wiittmo9 9iadt I'm sllter
pon 81 Sabrsn. Der 8sritorbene wiro
pon Der gBittme uno elmer Todter iibsrr
lsbt uno feline 8eiiesuus srfOlste Sam'
flag, nab einsm Traueroienit in Der ct.
SObannes Sir6e. i'm Satbreoale Srisb'
boie.
Ssrr Mfatbius allcs BON Stone gue.
bepirbt iid nm @rpdbluns als GiieHor
In Der 19. 8aro uno iollte bic unter'
itiisuns ieiner Wiitbiirser erhaltsn. ba
sr I'M Sall ieiner @rwdbluns bas slmt
reblid uerwalten wiro. Serr sllles fun'
sirte lsstsn 2srmin Sur allssmeinen
3uiriebenbeit oils Staotratb uno erwar'
tst, iid ierner bas WoblpOlten isinsr
Wiitbiir9er gu ii6srn.
Serr Sobu u. gieuls BON Sidorg
Strabe, Der frIibere StabtaiisliOr, itart
Sreitas Morsen mad elmer 3ranfbeii
uOn etpa einsm Sabre. Der Serftor.
bene mar elm befannter unb sea6teter
Bireer oisier Seite uno miro pon einsm
Sobne iiberlebt. Die Bsiiesuns er'
folSts Sonntas 9ta6mittas i'm YittstOu
sloenue 5riebbofe, nobel Or. s. s.
Sdmiot BON Der Srisosns @smsinbs
ben Eraueroisnit leitete.
Srau Diinna Stein, seb. Gang. aus
Sbsrftein i'm Siiritentbum 8irtsnfelb,
@attiu bes Serrn @arl s. Stsin, itarb
seitsrn Sormittas 10 llbr i'm slltsr uon
33 Sabrsn. Die 8sritorbsne bat felt
orei Sabreu idwsr on Der ausSebrun0
selittsn uno Der &ob fam oils @rl0ier
3u ibr. Das 8esrdbniB wirO 5reitas
Siadmittas pom Erausrbauie aus, gio.
917 gBillOp Strabe, nad oem
6risobofe erfolsen.
Sm Samitas III bier bic Na6ridt
sinsstroffen. baB Ssrr anielm Sentsls
am 20. Sanuar in Rapensburs,
Deuti6lanb, seitorbsn lit. Serr BEN
tsls, psiber Dor anbertbalb Sabren naf)
Dsuti6lanb reiits. nm ben @eiunobeits'
3uitanS ieiner Satin su perbefern, be.
fam cine 9unsensntSiinbuns, bic iid ole
t6btlid erpies. Der 8sritorbens mar
7s Sabre alt uno auBer Der Dittps
iibsrlsbsn ibn bic EOdter 5rau 8. s.
gbler unS bic SSbns glfrsb g8. unb
Sarpsp. Seine Seiissuns erfOlsts am
23. Sanuar in bem Srieobofe ;u 9eut'
hrd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-02-13

Die feiniten Drudarbeiten Der Staot,
Sisfert Die Sfiiee Oss Wo9snblatt.1
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
NATIONAL RED CROSS SENDS
Emblem To R. |. BENNETT

and famine, and on occasions of greai
calamities are invaluable, and there
fore | esteem it indeed a great honor
to have the privilege of wearing the
emblem of the Red Cross.
| desire to say that while am sc
highly appreciative of this recogni
ton of the work did in aiding Major
Devol and others in carrying out meas
ures of relief, consider that my prom
inence in the work was simply Incl
dental to my position as secretary OF
the local relief committee, which does
rot entitle me to undue recognition
where so many were engaged in the
great work. However, shall not let
any false modesty cause me to under
value this testimonial to the service
rendered by me.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
THE TRAINMEN
RAN Behind

The match game of baseball yes
terday afternoon between the railroad
teams was regular smuggling match,
it was also somewhat on the order of
merry-go-round, especially for the
clerks, who scampered around the
plates like a lot of young ponies. The
trainmen were behind time all along
and never made the clerks uneasy
at any stage of the game. But in spite
Of this, there were some really good
plays and the Daily News would give
their names, except for the fact that
some one might be disappointed in be-
ing left out.
The players did hard work. This
is shown by the magnificent score
that was run up. The hard work con-
sisted in base running, chasing flies
and in other ways trying to impede the
speed of the ball. The game was we'll
worth seeing and it was for a good
purpose-to help the cyclone sufferers.
The lineup:
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
WHERE The HEAD NURSES
ARE LOCATED In The CITY
DR.. Ashford Receives Call to Go Out
in Country for PatientAAII Sufferers
Are Urged to Come to Hattiesbura
for Treatment.

The coming of the Red Cross repre-
sentatives to Hattiesburg has been al
occasion of great local interest for the
reason that our people have never
seen much of the work Of that noble
band of benign workers. The presence
of eighteen Red Cross nurses in our
city is therefore an occasion of note.
To those who have visited the several
hospitals it is manifest that thes !
Red Cross nurses are thoroughly i'm.
bued with the dignity and Importance
of their work
Three details of six nurses each
reached the city and all here have
Deen at work. Miss Klink. at Sou: h
Mississippi Infirmary; Miss Hewett
at Hattiesburg Hospital, Miss Reid al
Commercial Hotel, Miss Bowman a:
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10

Mr.. r. L. Bennett, secretary of the
cyclone relief committee, of this city,
has been signally honored by receiv-
ing letter of congratulation on his
splendid relief work and also a Red
Cross button. Mr.. Bennett appreci-
ates the honor very much. but says
that others of the committee are just
as deserving and his reply given be.
low shows the modest way in which
he accepts the honors bestowed.
1t is true that the other members
including the energetic and big-heart.
ed president have been just as active
as possible in the matter. but knowing
the faithful and diligent manner OF
Mr.. Benefits work, they will join
with pleasure in the statement that
the honor has been worthily bestowed
Mr.. Chas. L. Magee. secretary the
American National Red Cross
Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir: Your very highly appre
ciated letter of the 9TH inst just te
hand. beg to own receipt of the
Red Cross badge which you advise
having sent me. I am indeed proud
to wear this badge, representing as i
does the principles of broad charity
I regard the Red Cross as the great
est organized force in the world TO
the alienation of human suffering. 1t
usefulness in time of, war, pestilenc
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
CALLED TO COUNTRY.

DIR. Bailey X. Ashford, surgeon II.
s. A., in charge of medical relief
work here, yesterday received call
Tor medical attention from point
about eleven miles out from Hatties-
burg. He at once left with hos
lital corps man, hoping to induce any
wounded he might find to come into
hattiesburg where every needed at
tention will be given them.
DR.. Bailey, surgeon U. s. A.. visited
Purvis again yesterday, returning last
night. These army surgeons are do
ing all in their power to reach the
wounded and If any should fail to re-
ceive needed attention it will not he
the fault of these two active army
surgeons.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
;;:::: HATTIEsBURG DAILY News =:s:::
WORK Of
RED CROSS AND ARMY

army field hospital and Miss Petit, CO.
ordinated with DR.. Ashford are the
capable head nurses in charge of this
work. All of these ladies are re-
fired, cultured and capable.
AS fast as the storm wounded re-
cover they are returning to their
homes. The Ledbetter family, con sist-
ing of mother and five children, and
the Courtney family, consisting of par
ents and two children, returned to
Pdrvis Friday. Mrs. Brown, formerly
of Purvis, left Saturday for McLaurin,
where she will remain for awhile with
her daughter, Mrs. Will Deane. Ali
Of the above mentioned have been
cared for at the Hattiesburg Hospital
The local committee provides hacks
and free transportation for the 10 per
pie all of whom are loud in their
praise of the kindness of Hatties-
burg people.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENES MONDAY

The criminal term of the circuit
court will convene at the court house
in this city Monday morning.
The jurors and the witnesses in
many cases have already been sum-
money. and Judge w. H. Cook and Dis
trict Attorney D. G. McLaurin have
had several days of rest and are ready
for the tediousness of the long term
that is before them.
The most important thing that will
be done Monday will be the selec.
ton of the grand jury and the charge
made to them by Judge Cook. A first
and second petit jury will also be
impaneled to serve for the week.
There is only one capital offense
to come before the court, that of Joe
Williams, with which the public is
familiar.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
CAPTAIN coleman
IS We'll PLEASED


The Daily News has received card
from Capt. Louis Coleman, of the Sal
walton Army, who left here the first
of the. week for Macon, Ca, saying
that he had arrived all right and liked
the place very much, but that he had
not yet been accepted, but thought he
would be soon. BY this, Captain Cole
man meant that he had not yet been
put in charge of the corps, but he was
expecting this to occur soon.
Captain Coleman. made many friends
during his short stay in Hattiesburg
and they feel sure that he will easily
prove equal to the occasion in his new
field of labor.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
Surprise Party

Surprise Party
Mr.. Rex Dantzler was the recipient
of pleasant surprise Friday evening.
in the form of surprise party. Mrs.
Dantzler, his mother, who was in the
secret, had prepared dainty refresh
ments of banana salad, garnished with
lettuce, olives and crackers, which
were served by Misses Marie Temple,
Grace and Mamie Canaan Miss Ber-
tina Canaan presided over the punch
bowl. The halls and parlor were
tastefully decorated with cut flowers
and palms, while each guest was ia
vored with bunch of lbright-eyed pam
sizes. The young folk INDUCED in all
sorts of amusing and entertaining
games, but especially enjoyable were
several voice selections by Miss Helen
Thomasson and the young host, Mr..
Rex Dantzler. Both were accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Hickman. Each
soloist received repeated enccres.
Those present were: Misses Josie
Frazier Olive Powe, Helena Hurst,
Francis Ferguson, Ellene aGatIin, Grace
Massengale, Grace Canaan, Mamie
Canaan, Bertha Canaan, Helen Thorn
asson, Nettie Russ, Hessie Hickman,
Man Haney, Katie Allen, Gladys
Dantzler, Marie Temple; Messrs.
Frank Leland, d. w. Holmes, Benton
Holmes, Floyd Thomasson, George
Thomasson, Walter Hall, Howard Ma
jor, Percy Breland. William Ferguson,
Richard Camp, Robert Mcswain,
George Hawkins, Gabe Hawkins, Rex
Dantzler, Mrs. Gibbs, Miss Lara Gibbs.
Rev. DIR. A. v. Rowe, of Winona,
secretary of the Baptist Mission
Board, was in the city yesterday.
NOTICE TO STORM SUFFERS.
The relief committee is now pre-
pared to furnish tents. food, clothing
and medical aid to all storm stricken
citizens. Applications to be made to
either
F. F. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
r. L. BENNETT, Secretary.
v. M. sCANLAN, Treasurer.
7, 8. JACKSON.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
MOTHER ANXIOUS TO FIND BOY

Miss Reed, Red Cross nurse in
charge of Red Cross hospital here, re-
ceived today letter from Mrs. Mary
E. Smeyd, of Port Robinson, Ont,
asking if her son, Frank Hargate, for
merry of Lauderdale, Miss, was among
the wounded in the hospitals here. His
address was formerly R. F. D. No. 8
Lauderdale, Miss. His mother has
been advised that the storm did moi
reach into the vicinity of Lauderdale
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
Lost,

LOST-Leather covered memorandum
book, Army Field Note Book" in
scribed on cover. Return to R. l..
Bennett, at Hattiesburg Trust and
Banking Co.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-Good crate and stove
coal in any quantity Telephone,
a. l.. Hodges, Home phone S04
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-Two mich COWS with
young calves; good stock. Apply
oVl EDWARDS street. m9-3t
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10

FOR SALE-One of the best homes
on North Main street, at bargain,
good terms. NJ. ]. Epley, phone
666. FOO.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10
Help Wanted

PRINTER WANTED-For a few
weeks and likely permanent. TeIe-
phone or write at once to The Head.
Block, Lumberton, Miss. a3O-
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10

FOR RENT-Nice large downstairs
front rooms and others. Apply at
100 Short Bay street, close in.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-05-10

Jake Fabacher umpire.
Score-Clerks As; Trainmen IT,
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-Half of house, nicely fur
nished, 500 West Pine street. Cumb.
phone 1856. 5-10-2t
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O'Ferrall's Mon
day Specials

Special Table Linen with open work
border, worth 45c. Monday Special
Price 2sc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-22

The political situation in the re
publican party becomes daily uglier
while in the democratic ranks order
and discipline are steadily increas-
ing. Every now and again the news
papers make much of some anti
Bryan movement, but the large ma
iority of democrats in congress, al
least, are convinced that Mr. Bryan
will be the democratic nominee and
are prepared TO support him Loyalty
and enthusiastically. OF course If
would not be a campaign year 4
there were not, from time to tine,
sensational stories regarding demo-
cratic disaffeetions, but the most far.
seeing men in the democracy assure
US that there need be no appTshen-
sion regarding the outcome Of the
convention al Denver OF the unanim-
fly with which the party will support
its former leader once the eonven-
ton is over. The movement 70 elect
Representative Ryan chairman Of
the democratic congressional com
mittee was an aati-Bryan movement,
but it died abOrning-