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The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
DEACON GOT MONEY
cHURcH.eoER MORE LIBERAL
THAN HE MEANT TO BE.
Now the Question Is, Who viii Be
Given Credit for the Half Dollar
unintentionally Contributed
to the colleetion7

Being an occasional church-goer he
was supposed to be able to behave
properly and preserve his equanimity
through any ordinary service. His
family was therefore somewhat curl.
Gus when he returned from church
one Sunday noon with a most discon-
solate air, says the Providence Jour
nal.
Didn't you like the sermon?" asked
his wife.
"Oh, the sermon was all right,
guess" said he clumly.
We'll, what's the matter?" she per.
sisted.
"Nothing's the matter" he retorted
sharply. Cant a man look solemn
when he gets back from a solemn re.
ngious service without causing a riot
in his own homer"
His wife said nothing for time,
and then, with happy inspiration,
asked casually:
How much did you put in the con-
tribution box to-day?"
,
then the reply came with serious do
liberation.
"Seventy-five cents"
Wasn't that rather liberal?" she In
quired, knowing he usually played a
quarter limit.
Rather" he answered. Rattle;
liberal, 1t struck me. Rather too lib.
eral."
Then he chuckled and went on with
out further urging.
You see, 1t was this way: l was
sitting alone in a back seat on the
side aisle. When tie deacon started
down for the contribution l felt for
some change and found l had just two
pieces, a quarter and a half. Some
how | felt pretty good natured, and
was thinking Of putting in the half
instead of the quarter as usual While
was celebrating I'm blessed If the
half didn't slip out Of my fingers and
roll out into the aisle, close to the
second pew in front. | didn't want
to scramble for 1t then, and figured
I could get 1t at the close OF the serv.
ice. So sat back and waited for the
box to come along and dropped in the
quarter.
Just as he got to me the deacon
noticed that he was half lap ahead
of the deacon on the other side ant
stopped to wait. And, naturally, while
he was waiting, his eyes lit on the
half.dollar lying in the aisle in from
Of him.
And what did that old sinner DE-
but grab for 1t, look around curiousl;
a minute and then drop It into the
box. And l didn't have the nerve t,
breathe word. Just sat like dun,
my and watched the half go to thu
angels, and me without another cen
in my clothes, having to walk hom,
instead of taking trolley. Wouldn'
that make you mad?"
Then he added, chuckling again
What I'm wondering now is whethe
I get credit from st. Peter for givin
the whole rs cents or just for ii
quarter"
You won't get credit for any Of 1t,
observed his wife. "St Peter'll chec
off the credit for the quarter to cove
your wicked feelings when you Say
the half dollar go, too"
"That'd be a mean trick" he n
sponded, as he reached for his Sunda
paper.
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19

you enter something for the fair for out
OF the seven hundred forty. seven pre-
miups which we offer, you certainly
can be the winner Of one.
General admission to the fair is
twenty five cents for adults, children
under nine years free. All school chill
dren in Jasper and surrounding territory
will be admitted free on Tuesday.
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
M. E. Church South.

Sunday School 9:45 q. m.
Morning service II O'CLOCK.
League Z p. m.
Evening service 8 o'clock
No services End Sunday.
Morning theme-"Going out to meet
the other fellow
You are cordially invited to attend
these services. +. A. CULMEK, Pastoy.
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
Lard Compound.

Try the new Lard Compound, finest
thing yet for pastries. Only lOc pound,
at Crandall. 7-1f.
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
House Moving.

do house moving at reasonable rates.
Also cement work. Address or phone
Geo. Brenneman, Jasper. *7.1 8t.
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19

Crow Nero. Co. pays highest market
price for products.
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
Might Look and See.

Lamar is all worked up, as are also
the ruralists about the Golden Grove
schoolhouse. over note that was found
in the clock at the said school house re-
Gently. The note, which the Lamar
Democrat declares is too illiterate not
to be genuine, follows:
NOTICE.
May 26th, 1909
am going to comit suieside that may
seem a cowardly way to get off this
earth Of trouble but life is not worth
living. | am an escaped convict and
am tired Of trying to keep out OF sight
aud would rather be dead than go back
to the penetentery coal mines at Leaven'
worth, Kansas. My number at tie pen
etentery is 1923, my folks live at Ponca
City, Ok. Ny name can be found out
at Leavenworth Kansas penetentery.
Ny body is in the old well mile and a
quarter from this school house. Notify
the authorities.
The "authourites" were notified and
the wires were kept hot for several days.
The prison officials at the Leavenworth
prison say convict by the name OF
Fred Proctor escaped from prison there
last August. They are OF the opinion
that Proctor and the writer Of the note
are one and the same person.
A strange man was seen trampine
around shoeless and hatless up in thu
vicinity of Boston and Golden Grow,
about the time the note is dated. H,
was of medium height, forid, with rec
hair, gray eyes apparently about 9
years old and weighed about lao pounds
All these details cline perfectly will
the prison description of Proctor,
In the midst CT the excitement attend
ant upon all the discovery Of all thes
valuable clews, it evidently hasn't oc
CURED to anybody to look in the we'll.
The Jasper news., 1909-08-19
EACH Day a BIG Day.

For any further information address
Miss Emma KnelI, Secretary.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
@untpflese i'm SrHbiabr.

es lit cine ie6r ber5eibIife giteI.
felt Der 6ranen, lueun lie iib Die rel.
ne @eiihtsfarbe, Die @eidbeit uno
@eihmeioigfeit ser 0aut, Die oils
9ierfmaI Der Sugeno gilt, bis in Oas
pate AIter erbalten moften. 9ies
fam Dor ALIEN ourh Rorperpflege
geidleben, 0enn mo 8eiunobeit. 0a lit
and ShOubeit. God muB oie Saut
BON @eiiht uuo S1noen nod elmer
ipe3ieuen NiIeae u~uterporfen tuer.
Den. GA lie. Sem iteten @edieI Der
Suit ausgeiett. leift CUR Spr0oiafeit
unO su llnreiHbeiten neigt. ga3u lit
er~for0erIIdb oaB man lie nitt oureh
iharfc Seiien mo giien3en rei1t un6
tie Dor uHangenehmen GinfIuIieL
rpie GROCER adIfe o0er au5u ibarfee
Come. m0aIldit idlst. Mud mrf
frodeHe un0 ipro0e 0aut otter emae.
iettst werosus iDo3u 9anolin, 8aie.
line o0cr aH0ere Goilettencremes Die.
nen fonneu. lin Der Saut Die Ut.
ipraHglIte &eihheit 81 erbalten,
weuoei man Die iosenannten Shon-
heitsmitfsl an. pom oenen lid mdnd
Elm ais mirfiam ggprieienes Resept
lslbit anieriigen laBt. 6olaeuoe eift.
iate Salbs j. y. empfiebl. elm eng.
liidss @iatt ais beion0ers slt. 3rpei
GBloifel 8eismebI o0er audi feinites
0aierlHsbi tedt man in eiHem Guort
@aiier mehrerg Shn0en lang. last
6 a5tiiAlsn un0 fiigt Damn oeH S1it
eIHer 3itrous ur9 sineu GBI5IfeI a0l.
niites &aiier ODER fyransbronarUgin
hinya Namit reiht man Nbenos ou5
@eiidt ein. = gin leidit al beihdf.
ieaSes Niit.,l III friide Milh ODER
beiicy nod @olfen. nit ser man am
46erN O1s @eiidlt beieuhtst. 10 0as
Die Sliiiiafsit in Sic SAINT sisieht.
And @iu3erln. nit 3itroneuiaft per.
miitf. 81 Gin belie5tes un0 autes
l1jftcl sEr Efiels 0er Saut. nod
msaT a~triihult wir0 8nrfenmiIt. ore
man ieooh ialnn ieIbif bereiten, ion.
egrn it'd AIS Groserien bsiHafiea
piro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
9as sfnhIinsshIriO.
sauria ssriarn Ssssner-

d butte Elm NinserHeio IN seu Sander
ING Jude Ser8iBuieimIidlt hinein
lro Hldifer nTsslAtss. ~. alien Sloen
Elm Aieio2en fnE 8raslina IND SonreH'
ioem
llnl teiser sla5eu auo r5tber bic &aHs
aeus
S=a idaeasr eHtifeben Die Glitlea III
Niel0-
Sd trdum bid eripadien III 6ugeao'
prdiBeH,
Dir i6eint eutil06en Die NiHoer5eit.
Gin nattlides g9doa5en it6' i'd sta Dans
oerH.
Gas ause 10 uat5laa, 10 s9loia oeiH
Gaat.
giel roliger. fr.ider alo nile bic auoes
WieI id0nsr ais i'd. oeine SHUTTER, ie
ln0 mprtbcnbciran5f 40 ieliaer SiuHoe.
&i flart oid oie @ie1e aa llterer paro
Ram Dobniiden 6aa5ncH I'm A9nless
QrHnbe.
Dor SiurmDiH0 ge5orarH nit epbeu
DO. yanni.
liuo @lumen breiiet lie oir 8a 6lBeH
llu0 pfian3t oir NiHfhen iHs 6eEiters
ieiu.
geraiBmeiunidi iiuo IS. loic lie eat
iptieBeu
Dem Nleibden iHr frIdln8 muo Sons
ueuialeik
BOD iyiel. On in0lidi mt bugiea Sicius
den
Inb baH'n ais aarten eth 3aaberihlDB.
Dotl iegne oib. 3a mgin per3lges Aleus
ftui .
@ie iua0 bod g2nitertrdnms 70 groBl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
@us ssben mir snm Sbee?

@obI ieOe Der liebcn Ritleieriu.
neR bat ihon Die 8ebaalihfeit oss
Sbeeitiiuohens empfanOeni aeia an.
oeres 8etrdnf oereint in aleider
Aeiie 9iaIgfeit. @ohlgeifmad uno
@obIbefommlidfeit in iih ais az.
raoe ser Sbee. Hiemals bari er
aber 81 itarf iein itets MIR beIaolO.
aelb. ME ounfelbraun eriteinen. Dit
3niaB pom Ytiid) nnO 3uder lit er
Damn nidlt MIR @enAB. ion0ern and,
9sabrnugSmitteI. 9ieben elmer DOR.
suaIiden Sorte Gbee iolte Bic 6aus-
iran nor allen AM Elm ~einld0enoes
arrangement oes Eheetiihes ahten
mo oafiir iorgeu. DAB auf Oiejem
3ierlih 0%ngeridltete. 3ugleid fiir
@aInlen unO Arse erfrellenoe Giuge
81 nnOcn iinO. Sd Iaiie bier einiga
oiesbe5iiglihe Re5epte iolgen, oie ne.
mig toitipieIig limo;
GheeWeden2 einen 10 bis
- 3ou lanaen @eden ODER Senmel
Gogen. aaUiariemmeD idneioc man
Die Spisen meg, bolle i'm ans uun
lille ihn nit iollenoer 9iaiie: ei.
Hiae SauOelleh sepuet mo iein a..
|idlabt. wer0eu init gutter Butter per.
mengt. ginige bartgefohte giootter
ietn 5erriebeH mo paiiert oa3u ge.
than, ur8eiahr Elm oierfel Rfun0
9erauherte getohte 3unge. sbenio.
Uiel Stinten. brides ieiH serihnit.
ten. ionic Die 3ierlih sebatten 81.
meiBe; oies allies miro gut o%ermidll,
rad seidmad scial5en mo qepfei.
itrt, n1doem 0,eie Maiie ~einleinat.
lelt man oIe obgeidnitteuen Gn0cE
nieoer 0arauT mo siebt oen @edsr
(n 4ergameutpapier oerpadil min.
oetefs p StunoeR IL eiHen fihlea
Raum. menn moJlld AM Gi5. 9ei
9e0ari ihneloe man mi. einem iebr
litariea Nteiier nette Sdabsn aloos
ab uHo Uer5ieFe iie mt iriider Be
terrific.
9Hnte 9mfihuittihuife
Cine a%riitalpIatte ooer Rutenitai
TEL belelt man init 0iIt1ea Shebe.f
con aerindcrtem Sat2. lih saa
lihnteH. 3ernelat. Surle Met.
lUurt re Madden e su ta5en tt
maR Icsf suerit Sen al.Bsriten 4re
Damn INNER Sen iollen0en Sie
9gstte last ninn 'Hr e.ae 9uiterrop
irG. GaSn iarrl man gate fi,
SuErabuibaster sW eGer Ra,el nnS
lisa; TT arr aHeH Selsr. Mit sinsm
tn aeiBes @ar egtaa1ten fIe.ncn
igisgn Eslorsl iutf HaE NIT Scr
SpIse uon cben rad unan Striber
ao. oaHe lie atgr losqlloian uns
aTisisi ne ME ae 9l1itfr ser Nc-
rad anssr @s Ger stDsiten q at
or nan BE g.iSer rsriest. ali,
2 m Der eriea rs. mrs Is 5r-
ran lis sug Gisle esL q Sic
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Sir Slide nnb Sans.
aadsnssttsI.

Sonntag: @rdnpheniuppe.-
l8ebadene fSilets uon Bomber nit 81
tr0neni6eiben. aapaAnenAsratsn
nit aartoffslen. Salat unO a%onlpott.
- ausge6aaene apielideiben.
Wontag: SiaieH Suppe. -
I'D ShneInsfarree nit Sauerfraut
uno aartoifelpnree.- eierfuten nit
RflaumeHmns.
9ienitag: RIars 8riihe mil
Gier @rGnphen. RInOeridDanS'
it'd nit Senfiauee mo p Beteri-
Iie~nfatroifeln All ieiHe Irt.-SroO'
pudding nit 6otbpeiniance.
MittDoA: Sci
mes Ragout bon aol5topf nit Hels.
1SeidmOrte AepieI nit fleIHen ST.
den.
0onuerftag: Brunferniuppe.
- Jarcirter 9roteH NIT griiHen ctr.
gelegten 8ohnen. ~ 81 NrTlauf pom
Sdotolaoe nit Al Shofola0eniailce.
6reitag: (Desetariid): Guafer.
oatsluppe. 9eiOeniter5 nit gtild,
-giObrruben nit aartofielltildhen.
Yiirce BON weiBen go9nen.- -Gbitfu-
den.
SonHa6en0: arautuiirit.
den NIT aartOTellr. - Sammelbug
nit @raupen.
1(S dmeinsfarres. Sie-.
unter Deritebt man 0ie cine Seite e..
mes Sdweinsriidens BON ben Reuler
bis gum 8Iatt 9ieies miro Ieiht
nit Sal5 betdabt, nit 3UiebeI, Cor.
beerblatt, GerDiir5. 9rateniett uro
Baiier in zen Diem geiteat unO all-
0ertbnlb 5IS 5Dei Stuu0er g~ebraten.
berousg spJmmen. nnten Die ano6eu
ent1ern:. gIeitmdBIg nit geitoBener
SemnIel beltreut, mad 8eoari etmas
gSaller oa5u gegoiien unO i'm Ofel
ld1one Sarbe nebmen IaiIen.
. elm.
9eahOem man Butter NIT Y~eteriilie,
ShnittIauh mo gitragon geihmort,
gIebt man einen Sol3lofiel Nebl ga.
81 mo foht nit 9ribe cine Oiinae
ldmlge Sauce, Die 0urb elm Sieb qe.
ihlnaen miro. Wit Snls abas.
ldmedt, iperoen oitnne 06eiben bon
gefodten aartoiiein in ole Sauce gc,
than, nodmaIs beiB geeiteat uuo an-
gerihtet.
- IuIauf BON S6ofoIa.
e. Gthe lln5e Shofola0e merOen
taapp einem Quart Mtilh ODER
Tiger Sohne anfgel0It un0 cine bier,
tel Setun0e getoht. Siermit uerOen
llr5en ieines 9leisme6l ooer@rieB
itnO Elm gBlofieI ieiner 3uder qlau
.obgeriibrt uno EN- Nifer 9rei ga.
bon getoht, ipelder oann in eine-
Sdiinel nit eiGoBem Stiif iriihe-
ur0 II @elbeIern oufgeriibrs
miro. Cine babe Stum0e Dor Oem
riibri man 5sbn geihlagene
eifDeiB Oa5u. Damn cine babe ooer
oreiOierteI Stunoe i'm Gfen geboden
uno cine Shofola0en. ODER 8aniae..
iauee 0a5M gereldt.
A 2 hofoIaoenfauce. 0tui
seriebeneS dsfoyaoe giebe man
oreIoiertel Chart fohenoe liiBe SAB
ne uno laiie Dies 5ebn Nfinuten TO-
den: iest lott man in elmer Cbertaiie
5uei aoffeelGffel Heismebf auf
lnO ldBt Dies oaroir. ihiittet nun
4 Inns. 3uder Oa5u unO ldBt es nod
zine Diertel Stunoe foden. @ieBt Die
Sauce Ourh Elm ieines Saariie6 mo
iteat lie bis sum Anl bten .aubain.
narm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
2ic targiidc 5ran nuO Oas s6eatcr.

arts Smprna miro Beridtet: Qic
tilrtHden Sraueu ha5en buiO erfen-
men miiicn. 0aB Der 5i9 0es SUNG
nirtgntbumS ilnea fciueslDegs Die er.
.mayfste Grtalluul lbrer &iinihe
traaaeg riir0e. CIR batten an'angs
8elofit. oab Scr polirhe llmihUunJ
anal STE &crulttuul aller dlteH mo-
hamfnoOlHl1hea SrooitioneH nit lidl
brinlta mi,yoe man iab AMI oea
5trasen Mnperihlticrte Nrauen lpa.
iiereH aehsH MD lhllcBIih ihloiien
Nh Uni8c hun0srf C0MsH %suiantnen.
.0ie FIR iid 0e A%nfnuarunB eIHes
pairiat0dlen Sdanipiels uerlan8ien.
Gas Saea,er iosJte bel oicier @ele-
oenleii uir 0en SraHeu 5mgdualIt
.itin. aecr iroe0em blic5 ibnea
idlle6lih Oar eriebHle Nunltgenu5
.periaat Ges Wua.iirtudle aomite
bate ioiort 0eH Nrauea Die GrfH.-
.luuI fare9 Gerlanlens sWse asi ODER
AM oen Saie oa oie auTTihrunG
itattiuosH iollte umoraHltgu 0ur'
.0trie ron cH9oyten 9lohammeoa.
.nern. mif @eIiera 6eraiinet, oas
IbestersetWsNs Wn0 0rohsen ieol
.Sran su euWheu. Sic Ser S}srindi
maiden mar0e Ser &uvitellml be3lt-
.w9aHea. Ee eehor0ea hisllea &
iHy fllflsr, 0e Eiuae llaien 3a lai.
len. c,e it lieist Wl10 0eriuhieu Gas
Nlestse Soft SIR 81. a~lsH0le5uaj
perlunvoy;lsh ai maaea. aasv e.
Fit ess 0iit,es Qaehs5mgHh. aaB and
Sic afegitgH rmo0crH ciinuieH ~.
aaien tg &esa9 aui Sic Stetllu,s Der
Erau SCR Giign SraoftaaeR aualH-
3ea uao vss aueu1 m.e Oie uteoe'
zen &oltssiaaen q wan hea, tore
Ngsuea in Satatsr 81 ieaeg Sn
&iNin. 0tr iaroT;ea StgNt aes
NreiN Ganr ts5cg Sic %caarog 1
slav ciues Grlas aetllssH lar.
m ia 0sr ftaer 4larr acn man
rui ser SiraHe aNeg T1erouo in
iggAi1c iHti efHgr asyt den tSrau
..ri rit ciHsr Sird uan 100 &ic.
tga esl.7t msa m11reno Sic Sraa
Ste lcr1Ns Wt1lt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

scfrontcn @aiwter lid ar oieie
&eiie D~erlaiien muBten!~
Ioh Dos MnB rhrer eeiSen mar
nod nidli nit fhrcH Stnr; unS itrcr
'6ludt ans 6ranfrcid erd0gff. Sic
lab iDreH @atten iterben unO i5ren
|ein5igen SobH. Den 0on fbr pergot
.terten Erin5eH Soulou. inter Sen
mor0eriifeH &feilen oer3nins en0en
GitaeHiens Sdulo am oemfih
ireas0iiiaen arie1e III NIT unoer.
.aan9lihen 2etfern IN Die 9ldtter Der
&elfseididte geidrieben. Ascr 9:5
.lette aaiierin bon 6raiTfreid Bat fiIr
meHHda hes Siren sebaBt ME faum
ie cine 5rau 5Hoor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
plauSrrsi.

plamorrri.
ng2an ioQ cine aer3e uidt an BET.
ben Gn0eH 5l3!eif aBnuoea" la5t
EN- gules. alies 0eli Dies Sprtdl.
mort. 0as 'dl af5lih 5H msiner gre.
ben leberraiduu1 On 0em gude e..
ner ebenio ilugen pie prlltiideu
Gnglano2rin las. m Dem ite ihrefl
gPitidNpeitern aGreoidien oiBcrbalb
Ser airde sdlt. Sie fHhrt 0d mt.
ter au0erm alls. iuie 10 pipie SAINT.
llen0aier uo 6amilipumiiiier Gpier
ibfer pi1eneH 0erlFaricn AniprHhe
merOgn. 4uie lber Der Faao Had Sel0
mo gBnl. HaI iie aadl iH better 3tb.
iidi NIternonmcu ienl oaa bauslidle
Glnt iH Sder5eH gcbt. pe.l 0is Nsr.
az an oei0eH 0Hoen uaieih dHae
iruimt itt aGs l9li. ooer DcraigHt %
d 3udler Niarn aeluil. ln beboaiidi
lpben 5H l0nHen leulc Mui0cr ant so
eF5ichcH ant agila sun mkt GINS
iiiggm 8Rlauf 0a SD bg3lnnel 100
ibr &1icr bcg1um. A6cr er iihri
fort IT'D 5u pladea mo ob5uarbcieH.
iene @litin trcFat SON nod 011u ant.
I'M be 8inOer iu 0qn gittls {i Ell.
hdlten 3t Dem 0tfic aui0tltlrAca limo
Gbc pdierlihe @ialabe oie lore riil.
feR0e Seftp iai. HHo 0odl ut iie eben.
70 Blind mic tA0ridf. Gs mitr0e ilr
Ole Aniasr picl beiier iein ueuu man
lie lelbit iar Sorifammcu na0cH lieBr
un0 ibr eiacues 9r1t pcy0ieucu mie
Is Dor0em loo Batter iAat llu0 penn
Der Batter SIC orelBia pierpg o0cr
inuiyia 1auien0 oageiaumeit bat.
be en- alimahlld ais pclguillh yunl
taliif eradiicn aplernt bat Damn 1T
q ihm eutalittef. 0r 6aidt 0l.
mad. aber e. III ME Der dmciier
lima oen ieine An1tcn inter ihrsn
Nfigeu ituatn enc d6nheit lit
oopou 1baellfeiit AuiRerle0en uort
Der Nrbeii. i1nu CT meoer ielber 0ae
Sc5eH 8enleBgu Hagh dH0grR Wemlh
tieten lie Nti}parIeit Ser EN- iiter
tiroeler aarper un0 c5ciit nnierlieai.
maht ton hir ieuue Namilit uihi Ni
elmer 6reu0e. ion0em lnr Nlale.
Geiu iraliide5 Sem. itlte bluhcoe
si0mtlie itHo ieiB 1roit tetnc Aiiis
or bui Ore Ner3e an 5el0tu Guocn al.
aebraunt nu0 mul ut itmsidt iieria
geblicben. eS ilafsrg NOSE Essen uodt
Elm menia nno Damn acat t2 ans"
g. III ols du8isl II n.c'cr Nds
milleHuaier, oaa he "eHagdA0ggll
bier geleidnci aai
Die @aHaer ioilcn gine Nfitliit hs.
ben. Oct ser ne eta V,ute. lllier 0gu
iie Im NilernaalHe atiaens8ign Na1.
niht iu e~utosaye.i brau3fta ab,t IA.
m0bre 9}ilaii flr Neasu mlro
barber 70 OFT p%ef1siiGa. brns
Gen lolde itH Siirus auifgp3ticnc
&odlier am NeNH3er wia iai.lder
ailiialli oen Nianae ihrcT MSaal att
mity
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oeinen aiaoeru eiHc Aliilgf Mrs Vs
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nidii derfi3e ar5fIfZ,frN MS.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

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eAs1 mooern DAB mar - IN
aa'eu S1sF Hst ulebr geieH saHm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

9earrf'de tict 6 Os i6 HiHi
ssru Iags i4letse 2ouns pgrNy&u
laFgu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

Yer ipiBt IS udi pf hGlitar
unbaltbare 3uiiauos it.n lenueAl
So itnae. isos gate 6raa til ia0.
uer. as is tt
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-23
IDEALISM.

1t costs a man lot to live up to
his ideals. That's the reason many a
man can't afford to get married.-New
York Times.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-23
Will WORK FOR
AN AMENDMENT
ton Will Be Attempted at Next
Session of the Legislature.

JACKSON, Miss, August 23.-The
radical element of the prohibition
forces in Mississippi will endeavor to
secure an amendment to the statutory
prohibition law at the next legislative
session making it a felon, instead Of
misdemeanor, to engage in the sale Of
liquor, the maximum punishment not
to exceed five years in the peniten-
tiary.
While there is little likelihood that
such a law can be passed through the
Legislature, despite the fact that the
present body passed the prohibition
law with hardly a dissenting vote, f
is sure to provoke a lively and some
what acrimonious discussion in leg
islative halls.
The conservative prohibition ele-
ment believes that, instead of
strengthening the present law, such
an amendment would seriously Grip
pie the work of law enforcement;
that if the punishment is made dispro-
portionate to the offense there will
be virtually no enforcement at ALL
and a reaction of public sentiment
will set in that will wipe the prohibit
ton law off the statute books.
The radical element of the prohi
bition forces in Mississippi. how
ever, is not accustomed to listening
to reason, and it is learned from an
ment is being framed and will be one
of the first measures introduced at
the approaching session.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-23
NO COMFORT IN
i'll GOTTEN GAINS
Cashier of Defunct Bank States That
He Did Not Profit by Appropriate
ing Other Peoples Money.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., August 23.--In
a pathetic voice and with tears stream
ing down his face at times, w. II.
Penland, cashier of the defunct First
National Bank at the time of its fell.
ure told how he had secured more
than $4,000 in loans from the bank
for himself and his mother, sister and
nieces in 1894. The witness declared
however, that he did not get a penny
out of the bank that the failure had
left himself and his mother and sister
penniless.
In explaining a mortgage for s2S, 900
given a New York person for loans
the witness said part of it went 20
pay an outstanding mortgage of 81
232.SS on Penland's property, so that
the first mortgage could be ivgen TO
the New York person for the larger
sum. The witness was still under d.
rect examination at noon recess.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-23
magnificent
GAMING HOUSE
Which Was Decorated BY Stanford
White, viii Be Transformed Into
Restaurant.

NEW YORK, August 23.--'The fd-
nous gambling house of Gotrfried
Walbaum, in West Thirty-third street
the most gorgeously furnished palace
Of chance in this city, is abotu u b.
thrown open to the public as I res-a
urant. The palace was frequented by
millionaires until the district attorneys
office ordered it closed. 1t was deco
rated and furnished afer designs sup
piled by Stanford White, at a cost of
more than $350,O0O.
Every room is hung with rich pOr-
there's and tapestries. All the decora-
tons will be retained.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-23
RAwLs SPRINGS WATER. !

Use Rawls Springs LithR Water
and avoid all danger to your hsalth.
Delivered once or tWcf "SS u
your home. Phone the Rawls Springs
Hotel.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-23
Negroes nerve
SAVED MONEY
illustrates Attempt of Highwaymen tc
Hold Up Pay Wagon Which Con-
tanned $4,000.

BLUEFIELDS, w. Va. August %
The presence of mind of a negro driv-
er thwarted the attempt of ten alleged
highwaymen to hold-up the Pochontas
Consolidated Galleries Company's pay
wagon containing $4,000, between
Norfolk and Shamokin Galleries.
The robbers opened fire on the wag-
on under cover of the coke ovens
which line the mountain road The
driver fell backward in the wagon to
escape the fire but before he did so.
he whipped up the team of mules.
causing them to run away When the
robbers saw that they had failed to
stop the wagon they fled into the
mountains, but three of their number
were captured later at Annawalt, w
Va. A large posse is in pursuit Of
the others.
The captured men now in Jail at
Welch, have been identified as Angelo
Akorne, Angela Demare and Jain
Periott
Pay Roll Clerk ]. B. Crawford was
slightly wounded in the shoulder by
one of the bullets fired into the veg
on. Joe Golfer, his assistant, was the
only other occupant of the wagon be-
sides the driver.
About one year ago a similar at
tempt was made on the United States
Coal and Coke Company's pay wagon
in the same locality and the robbers
secured about $1,000.