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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
Sa&feu.

Dresden. Der Oresbener G1riitz
baummar.t mar 1907 NIT ettpa $4,000
Sonnen nnb ettpd $4,000 Si9ten be-
fhidt; bas 1T cine tpefentlih f4tpds
deere 3ufabr 'uIs in ben friiberen Sab
rem. Sm Otter bon 81 Sabren ftarb
bier Der 2anbtassabgeorbnete &unatb.
6 bemni B. Der beritorbene
Stobtratb Disfel srridtete lebtpiuig
cine Stiftung bon 5000 Mart, beren
3infen an beige slrme our @srtbei'
lung tommen.
Grantenberg. Nus ben in
ftdbtifher 8erpaltung befinblihen
Gtiftungen finb i'm 2aufe bes Sabres
1907, an 1900 perfontn 17.545 Wort
3infen bertbeilt iporben. Die Stifz
tungen betragen 721, 588 Mart.
g Tau 1 a II. BON benz Snbabsr
Der 5irma Otto 8oebncd 1T Elm ihon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
Nrannf6weig. AnGaff.

8ldntenbu q. Der Streit
auf ben Sar3er Werten fpurbe burh
@erslei9 beenbet. SIS lit auf allen
bret Merten bic Qrbeit pieoer aufges
nommen porben.
3erbit It. Sier fdnb, pie alljGbrs
lid, Der iogenannte &nedtemartt itatt.
Sier5u perlammelt fi6 bus mdnnli4e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eiinbe aus Der
lImgessnb auf benz MarttplaBe, I'm
nit ben sleihfaIs er1diensnen 9ienits
berren fir bas ndhit. Sabr 9ienits
bertrdge ab5ufdlieben. 9iesmal bait
ten ii9 etipa 100 anefte eingefunben,
bsnsn bur4peg bobe 2O9ne ausebils
ltgt ipurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

Itd)en GinIdreitsn5 muGte bic Stint
lerin" 6rannaFppid eincn SeIbIts
morbperIud). Sie ipurbe ipegeu @srs
Icbun9 bes 8riefgebeimniFes unb tpes
GEN &Drperpe,Essung itedbriefIi6 Der.
foIQt uro trdt inter beci6icoenen Nas
men, Selh, MbIersS sIt, SeIbs Sels
dom, @rGfin Wiremonts Stro6pib
pber Griffin ReTeQuier sW}iremont, in
Der OeffentIidteit auf. Die @erIebte
ipurbe ms SpitaI perbra6t. - 0ur6
ouSitrSmenoes @a3 purbe bus @bes
paar &Gufmann Gugen 8o6l aus
Stutt9art, ooS BEL IeiRem Sobn in
Sottbus, 8ranbenburg, gu 8eIu9
%lpeilte, g:t0otet.
Seiben m. Sn Meroelitsts
ten purbe neuli6 Elm Sanbtpert8s
burf6e aus Sa6Ien erIaIogen aufgss
funben poroer. 3pei Burden. bic
unter benz Berbatt Der SbGteriGaft
perbaftet iino, ioueu i'm iiberfaIlen bas
ben, I'M i'm gu beraltben. Der @et0bs
tete bate @teno5 in elmer @irtbi6aft
bic Ra6nbmuno zines Sau'enbmdrts
f9eines, cine fo9enannte .8Iiitbe" pors
ee5eigt, bic bon ben Rdu6ern fir edit
gebaIten morben gu iein fGeint.
S6cn b au E II. Der betannte
@oitfof nit 8rauerei gum rpeiBen
Rob" oinq our6 &auf in ben 8eiib
Der 8iiterbGnbler Nbrdbom Rcgenss
burger unb Gmil GeritIe bobier iiber.
g Of III a b. g m Ii II b. 8ei einem
Iebtbin bier beriibten GinbruA iptroen
fir 100000 Mart Sob unb SupeIen
9eitoblen. NIs mutbmdBli6er 39Gter
tOmmt Der 9aufmann Sriebrid Mils
helm 8aufmann aus Robrbrunn in
9etraht; er lit fIiidtig.
Walbb a Of. Der Bauer @rons
miller erbdn9te ii6 aus Gram iiber
ben 8erIuIt zines pferbes. Gr binters
ldBt cine 6rau nit Sebn &inbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
SGmefs.

Bern. Su, Glitter bon "a Sabren
ttarb in Bern Der @r5t profeRor Yogt.
gr mar Der 9ruoer Der friiber idon
peritOrbenen brei profeforen Gmil.
&drl unb GuItap @ogt. - Sine Der
t9oniten Weibnahtsfeiern ~leiItete ii6
bic 9erner MISUNDERSTANDING
r3Gbrin9ia." Nm 0orabcnb por
Weibna6ten madten bic Wit9lieber
nit einem itroblenben GbriItbGumten
bic Runoe BEL bebiirftigen SomiIien
oe8 Watterquartiers nit 3ufammen 40
&inbern, bic rei6Ii6 nit &Ieibun9ss
itiiden, Rabrungsmitteln etc. beI6entt
tpuroer. - Der 8unbeSrotb ertbeilte
benz Sberiten Secretan unter 9ont fir
bic aeleiiteten 9ienIte bic no6eeIucbte
GntldHun9 bonn &ommanbo Der er Iten
SipiIion.
g t. q all n. On Der 8renss
itdtion Buds nurben 3pei ru1IiIde
QnardiIten in SaTt genommen. Die
geiben fii6rten bier Softer nit, nelds
Waffen uno aiht ipsnigsr als 10000
Ydfroneft elltbtelten.
Sell | II. Der aus NareTe III Der
2ombarOei itammsnbe Maurer Nbbons
bio garetti 3iinbete BEL @u;oino am
Sube bes Wlonte San Salpatore einen
Gtrobidober an, frantic feline Sleioer
nit Spiritus uno fprang in bic los
oernben 5lammen. Quf ieiner Stirn
tpuroe cine grobe Wunoe entoed!, eS
f4eint, baBU er in Der f6redli6en Dual
fcin Gnbe bur6 @uH6lagen Ieines
&opfeS ge9en einsn Stein bat beItleus
nigen polen. aroutbeit bat ben 4rs
men in ben 3ob getrieben. ,
80 q II 8. SSn Marti9np 1T bic
6omiIte Souban, bier 8riibsr unb cine
S6tpeiter i'm 4lt.r BON 70 bis so
Sabren, nab @erub bon S6peines
fIeifd, bas in einem 8upfergsfdB aufs
benabrt iporoen mar, an @riinIpdns
pergiftung ertrantt. Die 82iG6ri9e
SdtpeIt tier unb Der 7%SjGbrige 8ruoer
Sofepb iinb geftorben. 9as berbGd,
ti9e Sleiih tpuroe our NnaIpIe iu's
9emil6e 2abpratorium bon Sitten ses
f6idt.
Reuenburg G. Gin Qnbdngsr
Der 5euerbeitattIng in Ga g6aursbe'
5onbS itiftete 10000 SrancS fir bic
Grri6tung zines &rematoriums in Ga
Ghaurs DE 5onbs.
@cnf +. Der Banter b'Gpentab
BON 9enf, QfIocie bon W. SuOet. Der
jingit bir9 SelbItmorb geenbst.
ipuroe perbaftst, unb stpar duf bic
alage zines aunbsn bin, Der etlpd
100000 5rancs gu forbern bate. Die
pdfIipen bes perungliidten 9antbaus
FEB GpentopfSS ubet iousn fi4 auf
100000 Granes beldufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
Me6fenBura.

3 ii B o 10. Gin feltenes GeI6Gftss
iubildum fonnte bas 8olbnadrenz @es
fddft BON 8. 8rotmann bierielbit be-
ee6en. Gs ndren 100 Sabre perfloIs
fen, feitbem bic Sirmu BON benz 9rpbs
batter beS iebi9en Snbabers %gegriinbet
Durbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
Sa0en.

3arISrube e. Der Director Der
aorlSruber QebenSberii6erun9, &arl
Rbein6oIo, 1T i'm CT. 2~ebensiabr an
einem Ser5idlag seitOrben. Yer Gnt,
fdIdfene gebDrte felt 1866 Der On
ftdltSperlpaltung on, mar felt 1889
Mit9lieb bes NorItanbes.
g onnoo (. SIN Walbe erfros
rem aufgefunben ipurbe bic 50iGbrige
Witttpe zines bieIi9en SanbpertSmeis
tiers. Sic tpolte ibrer in einem gla6s
baroorf pobnenben So6ter G9riItgss
f6ente %bringen.
Sret b r g. Sier purbe bieIer
Gage baS neusrbdute 2ebrer eminar
einaepeibt. Die 5afaben bes Saupts
%eebGuoes, bas fir 300 30gtinge i'm
gan3en eingeridtet lit. iirb i'm Nes
naiHunceItiG aebuIten, nobel uuf bic
lanof6oftlids llm9ebung iopie auf
ben Snternatsdoratter Der MnItaIt 9es
biibrenb Riid1iht genommen ipurbe.
Sn Der Surnbane befinbet Ijb bic Or
geIempore nit elmer groBen Son3erts
orgel; I'M Seller 1T bic &eqelbabn
untergsbradt. Die Soften fir bic Gr.
%ftellung bes @ebdubes betrugen iiber
100000 Mart; 9sgeniber benz Bore
onf4Iag purbe cine GrfparniB BON
10000 Mart s~r3ielt. Die ein3eInen
4rbeiten purben fat bur6tpeg burd
bteiige Sanopert8meiiter fretiggeItelt.
b + g. Don einem
SdIagunfaa betroffen prroe Saufs
mann Smboff auf benz Seimipege BON
Srtenberg; er blieb cine 3eit lang be-
puBtIos auf Der StraBs liegen, bis i'm
eth poriiberfdbrenbes Su6ripert be-
merit. unb bierberbradte. Der fofort
berbeigerufene ar5t itellts einsn 8llts
ereub ms @ebirn felt, an beNen Sol
gen Der 8rante 9eitorben lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31

IS aus anberen 6eI7i6en Orten uno
II aus onberen belltI6sn 6taaten ipa.
rem. sir biefe 81 S4iiIer pirtten
Is 2ebrtrdfts, 0 penen 10 ataoes
miI6e giloung batten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
0foen6urd.

SGbenburg. DER langidbriae
friibere Qebrer an Der bieii9eu 9Gcis
lienidule, PrOFefor GieoIer. lit ses
itorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
0te Yroashputb Der

Ote Yro5eb fputb Der
rdnoO Den . aueru
itsbt Der Der beutTGsn Sartt0pie burd'
aus ni6t mad, pie foIsenber Saa be-
ipeiit. 3pei 8auern bes 2lubs' Oepar'
tementS i~tritten ii9 I'm eiusn 8obens
i~treifen bon % @entimster 9reite auf
ungefdbr 4 Weter 2dngs. 9a ie
ni6t einig gu tperoen bermodten,
fpanbten ie iid an Elm S1iebsgsri6t
unb barduf on bds GiDilgeri6t bon
garsiursS Seine. gu5 bic @nti9sioung
oieies @eri6tes tpurbe dngefo6ten,
uno nun bate Der Q~pps0bof iein llrs
tbeil abaugeben. Nbsr er 3Ossrts, nads
benz bereits mebrere Stunoen ben @ers
banblungen getpibmst tparen, uno pers
langte einen NufI9ub BON feds Wps
den. neil er bottle, bab inStpiI9en bic
gduern CUR Ginii6t ibrer 9ummbeit
tommen fperben. 0snn bds itreitiae
Obiett bat i~iherbaupt nur IL Confines
Wertb. ipdbrenb bic Geri6tstoIten Be-
reits auf mebr aIs 1000 Granes anaes
pdtien ttno.
Weerpeoffi3te ais
8 rbarbeiter r. Qufiebsr errest
Elm Uorfaa, Der neber Der 9efabr Der
Espionage aud io3iale 8srbdltniFe
entbiQt. 0ur6 ReiIsnbs zines 3uges
tpuros fsitgeitetIt. bab elmer Der Nrbeis
ter elmer fran80ifi6sn 5eituns bic
Reiie BON 0erbun nah Snnsbrud in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
@hrttem Bera.

etuttaart. Snfolas aeridt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
prnpina WisHprri,Hr,t.

0~ansig 9. On Der Se6nii6en
!So6f4uIe in 9anaig finb in bisism
Gemeiter SOB Stubirenbe immdtritus
lirt, segsn AGO i'm porisen Winters
femeIter.
@ei6feImii n b e. Sn Wei9s
feImiinbe lit aus Der 5eitunssbaft Der
0omdnenpddter Jaltenbagen entIdf>
len fporbsn, Der Dor feds Sabren ben
2anbratb b. 8snniefsn in Sprinse,
Sannoper, i'm Oue1 erf9ofen battle.
Rbrinprnrfnt.
g r m n. Bel Der pianofortes
fabrit bon Stub. Stad Sobn in Bar
men unb Gdtpelm blidt.n 26 Mrbeiter
ouf cine ~25idbrise Sbdtisteit suriid.
Iiber anberen Gbrunsen puroen ben
Subtlaren SpartaFenbiider in 90be
bon 250-500 Wayf ib.rreiG..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-31
prnutnf O~rprruHrtt.

s. bannisb g. Der 30
iGbrige 9rennereisebiIfe 8opaltopsti
fam auf benz 9ute 8auif9ten benz
3iemen bes Maf4inenpertes su nabe,
purbe BON bieiem erfabt unb einige
Male berumgeidleubert. Der Spb frat
itfolge S6dbelbru4s iofort elm.
Wa arggrabp 10 q. !Sier ipurbe
Der ebemalige Setonom pdul Meper
e%ritarrt a~ufgefunben. Gr ftarb balb
bdrauf i'm 8rantenbauIe.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

Joseph F. Smith, himself the husband of five wives
recognized in Mr. Tanner a congenal spirit a living
exempar of the cardinal doctrine of the church. and
exalted him to position where he could work out
the favorite revelation of the saints in practice as
we'll in theory.
The untimely fate of Mrs Evans, greatly beloved
by large circle of friends, has created a senation
among the members of the Mormon church at Ogden
and Lehl and there is to be investigation into the
affairs of the estate of the deceased Beyond the in
vestgaton sentiment is bound to arise against the
atrocities of the polygamous system encouraged
by the hierarchy and made the jet of continuous
talsehood by member of the hierarchy ReedSmoot,
assisted by the North American Review.
Mr.. Tanner is the husband Of
No. L. Mrs. Jennie Tanner, his legal wife
No. 2 Mrs. Josephine Tanner residing at Forest
dale.
No. 8. Mrs. Annie Tanner, residing at Farming
ton
No. 4. Mrs. Ida Tanner, residence not known
No 6. Mrs. Lydia Tanner residing at Cardston
Canada
is clearly established by the facts in this case that
the first husband of Mrs Evans Tanner who if living
would be No. in the foregoing list died in 1902 and
that some two years later she was married to Mr.
Tanner-that Lydia Holmgren married to Mr..
Tanner some time after his marriage to Mrs. Evans.
Two at least of his six wives were taken after
the issuance of the manifesto of $780, although Reed
Smoot denies that there have been polygamous marr-
ages since that date and the North American Review
helps him circulate the fa1sehood
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01
An Oregon I1an.

The conclusion of the assault of the Republican
machine Surveyor General Eageson, of Idaho
and the subsequent resistance of that individual tc
the methods applied to him is the resignation of the
surveyor general under charges, and the agreement
of the two Senators to appoint D. A. Utter, of Ore
gon to the office thus vacated
General Eagleson yielded to the pressure of political
bosses and cleared the way for the completion of
their program, although he shares in the general
opinion that the charges to which he was subjected
could not be proven If there is some compensation
for the surveyor general in the settlement of the
case the public does not know about it. being mere
ly spectators the game is played to finish.
The plan of the machine to place Mr.. Utter in the
surveyor generals office was interrupted by the re-
moval of Mr.. Utter from the state. 1t is now an
nounced, the authority of the Washington end of
the machine, that Mr.. Utter had not permanently
transferred himself to the state of Oregon but had
gone there for temporary tarry for the improve
ment of his health.
1t has been previously shown that he was conduct
ing brick yard at the Oregon town in which he
located and it may be presumed that the pastime of
brick making has rejuvenatng effect upon the de-
pleted human system.
Mr. Utter will probably be entirely cured after his
commission as surveyor general has been admins
tered and will be able to abandon the Oregon brick
pile
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01

Apostle Herbert J. Grant, in recent address in the
tabernacle said:
'What is the by which the Latter Day
Saint measures his fellow man? 1t is by honesty
No is Latter Day Saint who is not honest, and
not man is Latter Day Saint who is not virtuous.
Possibly the apostle has not been given the details
of the Oneida Water Company affair and if informed
he might except Stake President Parkinson and Bish
op Hart from the general charge of honesty.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01

Mr. Bryan is not at all vndictve but he says
it's queer that capitalists who condemned his advo-
cacy of the silver dollar grabbing so frantica1-
ly at the passing cashiers certificate
r. r. r.
Of 1877 members of the National House of Repre-
sentatives, SO expressed preference for Mr. Taft
for the presidency. The House or Representatives
may not be authorized to vote for a candidate in
the Chicago convention. Mr.. Roosevets name did
not appear in the list of house favorites
r r. r.
During the first half of January, 10000 foreigners
took Storage passage for Europe at New York and
during three months about 100000 went away They
were mostly Italians and are needed at home where
labor is scarce. That they not needed in this
country the long list of unemployed attests.
r. r. L.
The convention of the National Live Stock Asso-
citation, in session at Denver endorsed President
Roosevets plan for leasing public ranges and forest
reserves by large majority. The claim is made
by the opponents of the plan that some rare political
work was done by representatives of the admnistra
ton.
H. w. Lockhart chairman of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee of Idaho, has summoned the COM
mlttee to meet in Boise the 9th of February
The business before the committee will be the call
ling of two Democratic state conventons-one to
elect six delegates to the Denver convention and the
other to nominate state ticket.
r. r r
Having been charged in the public prints with
receiving letter in which W. J. Bryan said he
would retire from his intention to become pres-
dental candidate if one-third the Denver conven-
ton against him, Willis J. Abbot Washington
correspondent, says he received such letter
That appears to be conclusive. The interests will
have to start another one.
r. r. r.
Pennsylvania 2-cent passenger rate law has been
declared unconstitutional by the supreme court of
of the state, which affirmed decision by the lower
court The rate was contested by the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, which has certain charter rights
that the 2cent law violated The court held further
that flat 2cent rate all the lines of the Pennsy-
vania would prevent the company from earning a
fair compensation
1t has been ascertained by enquring news.
paper correspondent that the 1896 campaign in be-
half of the election of Mr.. Bryan was financed to
the extent of $321,0 and that mining corporations
furnished $28S,OOO of the total sum expended 1t
would be interesting by way of comparison to have
the most exact figures from the books of the re-
publican committee, which have been stated all the
way from $4,OOO,oOO to $1O,OOO,OOO
r. r. r.
Senator of Wisconsin who has been travelling
II the west is willing to start Senator LaFolette
With 1923 votes in the Republican presidential
ion. Among the states that he credits to Mr.. La
toilette Oregon, Washington, Idaho, South Da-
ota and Minnesota. Unless he has seen the head of
he Mormon church, he is mistaken about Idaho
is generally believed that President Smith will di-
ect the Republicans of this state to elect Taft dele
ates.
r. r. r.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25
White BOYS TRIED BEFORE
JUSTICE WALL YESTERDAY

The trial Of the three boys charged
with burglary and grand alrceny from
the store Of John A. Mcleod & Co.,
came up for hearing in Justice Wallis
court yesterday afternoon.
The three boys who were tried were
Clarence Miller, Lonnie Vance and Joe
Lewellyn.
The boys were represented by at
torney A. 3. Anderson and Mr.. Ander-
son made an eloquent and touching
appeal in behalf Of the boys who had
entered plea Of guilty. He told Of the
good families from which the boys
came and how sad the hearts of the
parents were and he asked the court
to be as light on them as possible;
that he thought they had now learned
a lesson and that there was yet hope
for them to make good and useful cit
izens..
Judge Wall said he felt great SYM
pathy for. both the boys and their
parents. but he also had duty to per-
form and in the performance Of the
duty he would be as light as he could
on the young boys. He then announ.
ced that he would allow them bail in
the sum of 5000 each to await the &C.
ton of the grand Jury. He further said
that he would be compelled to sentence
them to thirty days each for escaping
from jail, but that If the boys wanted
to pay half of the days in money they
could pay SIS each and serve is days
in jail; that this was optionary will
the boys.
George MCGOWAN, who was working
out sentence on the streets for I
fine imposed by the city was given thu
same option-serve 80 days more OF
the streets or pay SIS and serve L
days, after the completion Of his 9th
er sentence.
i WRONG JURISDICTION.
II was discovered that the boys wer
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25
pretty Home Wedding


A very quiet but beautiful home
wedding was celebrated at the Metho-
dist parsonage this morning at s;45
when the beautiful young daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. 7. B. Holloman. Miss
stella, was United in marriage to Mr..
Mitchell Edrnon Robertson.
The wedding. although quiet one,
was an event Of exceptional social
prominence and interest. Miss Hollo-
man has been all during her stay in
Hattiesburg very popular member in
society, where her beautiful traits Of
character and charming personality
have made her quite favorite- The
groom is q very popular young bust
ness man Of Itta Bena and is to be
highly congratulated upon the lovely
choice he has made in his life time
companion.
The impressive ceremony was per
formed by the brides father, DR.. Hol
loman. The wedding guests were linn
tied to the relatives and more intimate
friends Of the family. and the Sowanii
Club girls, OF which she was a pop
ular member. which. however number
quite large gathering
The decorations Of the home wer
very elaborate and lovely with tn
greatest quantity of ferns, palms an
beautiful flowers everywhere abou
I the several rooms.
The bride entered on the arm OF he
brother, DR.. Holloman, Of Itta Benz
who gave her into the keeping Of tn
groom who came with Mr.. Dunn, VIII
acted as best man. The bride locke
the picture Of loveliness in her lovel
travelling suit of rich champagne clo'
with everything to match.
The wedding march was beautiful
rendered by Miss Ethel Powe. Miss
Ada and Josie Smith and Bessie Pow
served punch. The happy couple le
on the 1880 train for their futu
home in Itta Bena
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25
LESLIE HUMPHREYS FOUND;
TO Be RETURNED TO FARM

Leslie Humphreys, white man
who escaped from the county farm
on April 26. hash cen heard from. He
was arrested yesterday ut Chatan
Ala. and the sheriff has been notified
that the man is willing to return with
out requisition papers, but no chance
will be taken on this ant Governor
Noel will be requested nequi
sition on the Governor y
the man, so that If effofv
detain him, they will not D.
full.
Humphreys was serving sentenc'
on the county farm for petit larcen!
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25


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,s...,,,, 49, ,,ada ,,.r, fr,ands s,,r,rr
thar re 8. n Hattiesb,,rr who
~, ,aeret q ,earn ~ tha,r danartrra
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4 =
~, " 81. pohartso, e. av,aatoa
y, 100
,s.ua,.s n. aa ~. rar paL
s.t III ~ = .ha,r ho.,,t,,,,, harna =, nrost
r,eth str.at
'
r,..r,o,, r,,.,,t ,,,,a,. 80 rotrau CO..
.,st-.. -. $1,000 49,. .a-x $50,
s,.r r,,r,a MI, 49, 49, ~,
I,
~
~ m n y xn,.ht e. nov ,,s,t,,,.
-. nathas 1, wssso, and sror, thare
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25

tried in the wrong jurisdiction SO lar
as the jail breaking charge is con-
cerned. The jail is in Justice Boil
toms district and therefore they could
rot be legally tried before Justice
Wall. New warrants were made out
against the boys. and they will be
tried before Justice Bottoms court to-
moicw morning.
Meantime. the trial for burglary
and grand larceny, in Justice Wallis
court. will stand, the sum of 5000 bail
boing required. One of the boys, Joe
lLlewellyn, made his bail yesterday
afternoon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25

u IL Easy Enough to Scare Him y
You Know just How.

u IL Easy Enough to Scare Him y
You Know just How.
If lion or a tiger suddenly appears
before you, just hold chair out In
front of him, and he won't do thing.
Allen williams. who. in the course OF
his experience with wild animals has
been in that predicament often enough
to know, says: These creatures have
a much. more limited intelligence than
is generally supposed. They can take
In only one thing at a time, and the
four legs of chair would keep any
.:on busy thinking for long time.
THAT is the reason why animal
trainers carry two whips when they
are In the circus ring. One for crack
| Ing and awning the performers, the 9th
! er for emergencies. If one ofsthe lions
| tries to attack him the trainer simply
holds the reserve whip in front Of him.
| The two objects together are too much
| for the lions intelligence. and he Is i'm
mediately subdued"
Another proof OF the limited intelli
gence Of the cat tribe, say trainers. Il
the fact that their performances mus
always come In the same order of sue
cession. II by some accident the ordel
is broken, the animals are completed,
lost, and the trainers are few who car
4 keep them in submission once they be
come confused. In fact. most trainers
consider themselves lucky In case o
this sort If they can get the lion
quietly back into their cages.
| The whole cat family. moreover, |
as treacherous as 1t is stupid. - Milwau
kee Sentinel
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25

Casino-Moving pictures: "The
Nan Hunt" a thrilling and exciting
stries, interesting from start to finish.
Illustrated song BY Miss Dumont: ooh,
What Night to Spoon"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25

New Empire Moving pictures:
1.-THE Perjurer,' and NOISY People"
1.-TWO funny ones well worth seeing. IL
Illustrated song: Take Trip Down
to Luna With Me-"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25
WHY AZ CLOSED THURSDAY.

s. Pa1kdTs bicycle store and repair
shop viii Ne closed on Thursday on
account Of bicycle fish fry to be held
that day BY number Of bicycle riders.
s 24 1t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
Attractions Tonight.

New Gem Moving pictures: "A
Tale Of Two Cities" fine production
Of interest to all. New illustrated
songs and new music by the Gem or
chestra tonight.