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New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
TEXAS DEAD MOUNTING
LIST PLACED At 23 NOV.
Cork Legs SaUed Pier P'ctlm-
B0dg of Ozcner Found.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune.l

. Houston. Tex July 23.-Twenty- oeau' eie'eH
Injured FIVE missing and property loss ot hoIe
than $50 900 is the result Of the storm whlch rage
over the southern coast of Texas on Wednesday'
according to specific reports to-day. commune
ton with the stricken district is still ftful, ana the
property loss will probably exceed Soo0"o The
death list will probably be materially Increased
when all reports are in. It is estimated that hfly
were injured.
The bodies Of Captain r. L. BettIson and MS
wife scantily clad and girded with life preserVers-
were found to-day by fisher boys at Morgan : Point
The bodies were dashed and clasped together IN
the tangled seaweed Captain Bettison and MS
wife We're among the ten who were swept on Iar-
pOD pier across from Galveston.
Simultaneous with the report of the recovery or
the bodies Of the Bettisons comes the news that
Ernest a. Booth. a dining room boy. who was one
of the party the pier, rescued alive near
Morgans Point to-day Booth had been hoating
driftwood for nearly forty-eight hours.
William Davies. of Groteton. Tex. a legless man.
tlirty-nine years olds thrown into the with
the others. Before the pier collapsed Davies dis
Carded his two cork legs. and. catching hold OF
debris carried about fifteen miles seward
The debris finally broke MP, and he was sent adrift
in the Gulf. when he astOunded TO see his cork
legs floating. and grabbed them
With these supports under his arms he swan
back into the bay. and carried by the tides
into Galvestons upper bay. thirty miles from where
the pier collapsed. When picked up by a launch
he deirious lie had been in the water thirty
hours
Following is A tabulated report from the stricken
district. the Galveston loss OF life being Tarpon
pier:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
MACON OBJECTS TO APPLAUSE &"
Gets 1t Stricken from Record-Randell's q
Resolution Defeated
From The Tribune Rureau


Washington July 23.-Representative Mason, OF
Arkansas. entertained the House again TODAY
Last week he announced that he would resign his
seat IN Congress if substantial number of his
oolieagues agreed with Representative Rucker of
N"iorado- that he was costing the government more
money by his numerous objections TO legIsla ton
uaA any other member in the House To-day he
charged thct some had altered The Con-
efeSslohai Record ana inserted the following repIy
-PpoSeU 10 nave been made by Mr.. Rucker: Il
nope the gentleman from Arkansas in his anxiety
VIII Tor the present, withhold his resignation so
'at ms constituents at the election may write
il ior MN This statement was followed bv the
words Great applause"
Mr. Macon said Mr.. Rucker did moi make the
repF, ana he objected 10 having the country 70
SeiNe ue impression that the statement was vigor-
ousE appiaud"d. He said the notes or the official
S'ehosiapher did not include Mr. Rucker's renl,
but the stenographer had later given him a slim of
paper on which the sentence expressing the hone
mat Mr. Macons constituents would nor return
him 10 Congress was written
Mr.. Macon held the paper before Mr. r,,,cte-.s
iace and asked him il he knew the Handwriting
Mr.. Rucker said he did The Arkansan tbe,,
ohered resolution to strike the obiectiona HE
sentence and it was agreel TO.
Mr.. Randell, of Texas offered resolution nro
viding stringent laws prevent public servants
accepting gifts OF any sort from corporations Il
was voted down
No business Of Importance was transacted and
:he House adjourned TO meet at noon on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
TRADE WITH NEW POSSESSIONS.
Growth from S5O.OOO,O 900 in 1898 to s16O ,OOO,-
900 in 1909 Reported Alaska Included.

Washington July 23.-The total trade OF the
United States with its non-cOntguous territories m
the fiscal year 1909 amounted $4,000 600 against
approximately 100000 in 1925. according to a
issued by the bureau statistics to-day
'Non-contguous territory includes Alaska Porto
Rico. the Hawaiian Islands. the Philippines, Guam.
Midway and Tutuila
OF this $16ocOO.OoO about seoOOo.OO0 was merchan-
disc sent from the territories in question what is
known $ continental United States, and go O0O 600
was merchandise sent from the United States. In
both imports and exports the figures for 1903 ex-
ceed those of any earlier year.
Porto Rico is the largest purchaser OF American
goods. Sugar is the most important article re-
ceived from Porto Rico and Hawaii. with tobacco
ranking second in the of Porto Rico From
the Philippines Manila hemp is said to be bv far
the most important article received
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
JEROME AND BAKER HEAL BREACH.
Announce Harmony Between Departments
After Two Hours Conference

The long existing enritv between the Police De
partuent and the District Attorneys Office ter
minated yesterday when Commissioner Baker called
Mr.. Jerome ana had two-hour ''heart-to-heart''
talk with him Mr. Baker and Mr.. Jerome decided
10 get together and close the gap that was main
tained 50 long between former Commissioner Bing-
ham and the District Attorney
Mr. Baker vas asked If the Police Department
was about 10 act against Bingham and his secre-
tary- Daniel Slattery. who were said to have re-
moved from Police Headquarters certain records
that we're department property. The Commissioner
replied that he had simply called on Mr Jerome for
hear1-to-heart' talk, with a view 10 having the
t~o departments. necessary 10 one another work
in conjunction hereafter. Mr Jerome himself cor
roborated what Mr.. Baker had said
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
KITTENS FOR T1WNEY.
Result Of His Objection to a Cat
Pound IN Washington.
From The Tribune bureau

Washington, July 23.-When ObScquious negro
deposited large hamper in the centre Of tie long
table IN the Appropriations Committee room this
morning the Representatives who use that room
a substitute for the village when the chair
their lips and hope a "hand-out' coming.
They examiner the hamper and found that it
was plainly directed to Mr.. Tawney, and they
would have refraned from disturbing it had not
pitiful meow bee heard the inner reCesses.
This was followed by many more 'meows' before
the hamper was opened, and when the lid off
three ribbon bedecked kittens found discon-
solatelv huddled at the bottom. one was for the
chairman Of the Appropriations Committee.
for Representative Samuel Smith. of Michigan.
and the other for Representative Mann, Of illi-
nois. The sender's not given. After
the kittens had lavished fur over the assembled
Representatives and played with confidential
ports on various subjects, Mr. Tawney entered and
wondered What in hell the matter His kit
ten was presented to him In a heartfelt speech by
Representative Burleson OF Texas. who was rudeIy
interrupted by the beneficiary Mr. Tawney took
his kitten and little brother sister and gave
them 10 mis- doOrkeeper to take away
He realized that his gift subtle irony as he
protested few days ago against making any ap-
preparation for a cat pound in Washington. while
Representatives Mann and Smith were eloquent in
behalf OF homeless kittens. 1t was suggested
him that he would be deluged with stray cats
until he consented to an appropriation He smiled
crimly and announced that ne would transfer them
10 the Speakers room and to the Committee OH
Elections where Mr. Mann holds forth.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
ADJOURNS TO MONDAY.
Senate Hopes for Conference Re
port IheR-CUlberSOn's ErDlanafi0n

Washington July 27-After session Of If,tie
more than half hour to-day the Senate a5
j'urned until next Monday. a day earlier than
would have been possible under the unanimous
agreement for sessions only on each third dav
while the tariff bill IS In conference The date was
changed In the hope that the conference report
might be ready for presentation on Monday
The motion for the modification OF the aereeriient NJ
made by Senator Kean.
is there any special reason for the change?'
asked Senator Cuberson ON behalf of The minority.
Il think there Is replied 3ir Kean.
us there probability Of a report on the tariff
bil2' said Mr. Culberson.
II think So" replied Mr.. Kean.
without further discussion the Senate then
adopted a motion providing that when it should
adjourn to-day the adjournment should be until
Monday
senator CuIbersen presented a brief statement
showing the record Of the Democratic party in the
Senate on the tariff bill. He asked for the print
ing Of series Of tables showing the votes 't tne
Democratic members on all the more lmport
questions before the Senate in connection with the
tariff.
A., immersion seems 20 have been created in
some quarters that in their action on ''t .aliIt
bill which is now in conference, the Ieiil'''tl %
tho Senate have been commonly ana seriously ~
yided among themselves, and have oit'h 'oeeu VIZ
tr rotectionist majority" said the Texas senator
tIo tben presented the record TO sho" 'l1S IIpte Ip
- 80 he unfounded. Continuing his explanation
Mr.. Culberson sala'
WIN the exception Of the vote on iron orc ,rac Egei
lumber and hides, the bfmocFa' a Vas unit when
uraliS With the proposition that leRthtr. 80 Iet
and shoes should also be 3,aSTG acr 20 70 the bin the
I,,rTatic IN vote was unanimous, ana on or s,IL
and coffee. print paper and wood pup II was
SIN more significant and important on ] nIr III H.
ieSts Of the bin which particularly ah% , h ih cost
JoctI,. affect the consuming masses anu ~
Of living such crocAery CUTE G7t1,rai i'm
nIements blankets fannes and hats leather; ooG17 i
ii st,,cs iron and steel and their pTodhctS' IN
49,, c,ttnn ties cotton manufactures WOOL anu
ma1ufactures Of woo-in fact on an arICieS @ al a
y.nf. .~h
nceds Of the people the Democratic vote was . III
eject unanimous and was Tor niuch Io"ei N"'~'
tban those which were adopted -.
II was upon Democratic ntiatlEe: sT london
,,rlric oIensfearn and cotton bagging were pla ed
an the free list in the Senate bill. which are me
riy,ai benefits TO farmers and fruit growers IN
ibe mn. and IL was also due TO Democratic IN
itiative that the tax tea and coffee was sIlcken
rom the maximum provision Of the senate
rlpg SIRE
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
M4YOR TO REST 4G4IN.
Hill Be Back Tuesday, and Then
141cay for Remainder of VdcatiOn.

Mayor Mcclellan expected az the City Hall
sgain until Tuesday. and Wednesday he will re-
turn 10 the North Woods for the remainder Of his
vacation.
Asked yesterday il he was responsible for the
charges against Captain Kuhne, he said:
7 Wa not directly responsible Commissioner
Baker suspended him and preferred the charges,
bur Il he had done J would have made the
suggestion that Kuhne be tried
DO you expect further interruptions to your va
cation?"
You never can tell" replied his honor. "One
year it's the building code. another year It's a
crime wave, and there's telling what will crop
next"
President MCGOWAN Of the Board of Aldermen
Will review the 10th Infantry. made up OF negro
regulars just back from the Philippines, in front
OF the City Hall IN Monday morning. President
MCGOWAN has been asked 70 request the men to
sing The Star Spangled Banner, which it is said
they sing with great melody and effectiveness.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
POTASH SYNDICATE BROKEN
Another Combination, However, AT ,
Formed to Fight Outstanding COmpE=

Berlin. July 25-The potash syndicate VI = :
renewed AZ to-day's general meeting. WIZ -
shortly before midnight. The difference o. 's.--
was so sharp between the represeniatiFss = :
VirEinia-C Carolina Chemical Company an
Northern Fertilizer Trust that the goFsfl-~
leading mining expert. Herr Paxmann' w +.
sided. said that a continuance OF the nss9~
vas useless Herr Schmit-uann, me S'
prietor Of the Ascherleven mine. said ne ''' -
10 attempt 70 reach an agreement regarllAs =
ican contracts with Mr.. Bradley, repressa-s
Northern Fertilizer ComparE- but tns- -
take time A motion was then put plue-S
proiong the syndicate until September = =, i,
Virginia Carolina company resisted 'his. =
motion was rejected. The president oi ua
cate invited the members % meet tO-nlufio'
an effort will be made 20 form another -
to fight the composition OF the outStanaias --
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
ELKINs AND M'CUMBER TALK.
Stand by President, but Want RevisiOns
without Discrimination.

Washington July 3.-"We are going To have
bill and soon" said Senator Elkins of West Vir-
gina after brief call at the White House to-day.
Il stand on the Republic platform, and l am
with the President" Mr.. Elkins added "and this
appIies to his pronunciamento Of last Friday too"
so am l." interrupted Senator McCumber. OF
North Dakota.
But" they declared in chorus. we want to see
the revision called for in the platform carried out
without discrimination and all along the line Why
should such products hides and oil be made
free and the rates cotton and woollen goods
kept up so high you can't reach them step
LADDER
we would have been satisfied with just "a sug-
gestion of a duty-a diaphanous duty-on OIL" con-
Iinued Mr. Elkins, but they going to take
that off"
II have studied the bill pretty carefully" said
Senator McCumber and find substantial reduc-
tons everywhere until get to the cotton and
wooen goods schedules. These goods the
that strike home to the people. In discussing this
matter with the PRESIDE went far o say
that wee wiz have a slight commen-
surate reduction "n raw wool if we could
get a reduction ,ollen goods schedule
The fights "a a member OF the House
who caller ct Executive offices. because
morning rasin" the devil with for standing
by the Senate"
Representative Gardner. OF Massachusetts, hur-
ried the White House TO tell the President that
a reduction of duty the class OF cheap shoes
made in his district would be ruinous 10 the in
Il per cent-was far low. The trade in other
districts, he added, whefe higher gr lde OF mems
shoes are made, might we'll afford a reductlon-he
did not know 10 that-but he was sure as to mis-
district
The President has been bonbarded Oh all sides
BY the conflicting interests He iistens patiently TO
all ti,at is said but the calls of his visitors are
growing shorter as the days 60 by
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
REARDoN RAIDS OVER INSPECTOR

Edward Reardon. formerly detective in the Of
fee OF District Attorney Jerome. is now superin-
tendent Of the New York Society for the Enforce
nent Of Criminal Laws. with Office at No lbs
Fulton street With other agents of the
society he went over the heads Inspector Herlihy
and Captain Morris of the 5th street station YES
terday. and raided alleged stuss game in ST
Marks Place Joseph Miller, OF No St Marks
Place. and Joseph Warner. of No. Pa East 18th
street. were the two arrested. They were
he'd in YoriviIle court under 500 ban each
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
TO GIVE UP LEFT HANDED TRAINS
TBy telegraph to The tribune

lBy telegraph The Tribune
Chicago. JHy 23.-+'Left hanIed" trains will Ia
given up by The Lake Shore Railway next SUNDAY
a week later The switches and signals ara
being rebuilt and all trains viii be run on the
right hand track. they on practically every,
other railroad Of consequence in tie country, ox-
cept ore. The Chicago d Northwestern Vice-Presi-
dent c Z. scfan Ct the Lake Shore said tonight:
1T has been considered advisable 10 make the
Change 10 secure uniformity OF operation on the
Lake Shore itself and with other New YORK Cen
:Tal lines"
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

New Orleans July 23.-Reports received here
2 ON Brazora Tex. state that a large sugar mill
at the Clemens penal farm demolished IN
Wednesdays storm: loss sZ7j.500 one Of the pris-
wrecked. but no one was injured Ihe
sIoop Columbia with four aboard. vas blown
out 10 sea and has not yet been heard from
Reports received here indicate property loss OF
several millions OF dollars Every hour brings re
ports Of narrow escapes Persons who had planned
fishing parties or outings for the day in exposed
places took heed when the governments warning
arrived Wednesday morning and remained IN
places Of comparative safety
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
CRANE NOMINATED AND CONFIRMED

Washington. July 23.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations 20 the Senate to-day:
Envoy extraordinary and minister pienipotentfary
to China-Charles r. Crane, OF Illinois
Assistant director of the thirteenth decenniaI
census-Wam F. Willoughby, District Of Colum-
ba.
Postmaster at Spokane. Wash.-W. p. Edris
The Senate confirmed large number OF nomina-
tions, including that of Mr. Crane.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
TWO DIE IN COLORADO CANYON.
Sudden Flood Sweeps Down Upon Visiting
Party-Two Badly Hurt

Boulder. COL July 2.-Two dead and two
seriously injured the result of cIoudburst that
deluzed Two-Mile Canyon north Of Boulder. today
The dead are: Verne Carlisle. aged thirteen. Boul-
der and Arthur Dickerman. aged twenty-five. OF
Greeley. The seriously injured are Mrs Abott OF
Garden CITY. Kan. and Miss Bristow. Of the Uni
,-.rsitv Of Colorado
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
HIT BY GALVESTON HURRICANE.

The Southern Pacific freighter FL Siglo. which
usually makes a consistent run up the coast from
the Gulf. arrived here yesterday a day late after
Il tussle with a hurricane which her captain and
officers believe Is the same disturbance that blew
over Galveston. The hurricane came up on Mon ily
The velocity OF the wind increased to ninety miles
hour. Brass rails and deck fittings were carried
away and Fl siglo logged only one-third her usual
distance on that day
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
rRAvELlERs commEMn ma rAr

Chicago, July B.-Resolutions commencing Pres-
dent Taft for his stand for tariff beneficial TO the
people. denouncing the mail order business and ask
ing for railroad rates that will not be discriminate
ing against travelling men adopted at the ex-
eeutive business session OF the National Travellers
Association to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
nAssEmeLYr COMPANY WOULD OIssoLl

Application was made to Justice S'apis,lA -
day TO dissolve the Nsmrow. Martin . -
Company. which conducts The Assembly II =
pOnt and Fulton streets. Brooklyn. ana ~. -
pointment of a receiver 20 take charge O. = Z.
sets. The application. according to JoSes
row. Of the company. was made necessary
the landlord has taken advantage OF - !
the lease TO compel the company 70 'a'
premises by September Is
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
cANNoN's NEPHEW IN AUTO wai's

DanviIle. Ill. July 23.-Au automooAs a.. 90
Richard Cannon. a nephew of Speaker Jam
the House Of Representative dashed o''' -
bankment while running at high speed hsei
fordsviIle. Ind. today. and Upturned II
CannOn's companion. John Mona a breNst' - =.
city. was caught under the ear and prooAu' -
injured. Cannon was painfully bruised
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
FANCY ENeLIsH SHEEP IMPORTED.

Boston, July 23.-Several hundred valuable sheen
among them being champions from the King.
herd al Sandrinsham. England, all bound for Wis
consin. we're brought in by the steamship C,vrnrtc
to-day The sheep are consigned to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Harding cf Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24
TAFT AND DIAz TO MEET OCTOBER 1,

Washington, July 23.-President Taft's plans for
his Western and Southern trip gradually taking
definite form. He has decided that he Will make
the trip down the Mississippi River from St Louis
TO New Orleans late IN October as the guest of
the Deep Waterways Convention. which will be
held al New Orleans his arrival there, The
date of the meeting with President Diaz Of Mexico
at FL Paso, Tex. has definitely been set for Octo-
ber Is
New-York tribune., 1909-07-24

Missing: Herbert creole. reported drowned
IN bay. -Four missing sloOD Columbia at Bra
While the hurricane took its toll Of human life
and dollars there was immense loss OF animal
life on the islands of the Gulf where II is esti-
mated by the Audubon Society that fully three
hundred thousand birds were killed They breed
on these Islands in large numbers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-17
Save Money by Using chamberIain's
Cough Remedy.

You will pay just as much for a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
as for any Of the other cough medi-
cinees. but you save money in buying
1t. The saving is In what you get,
not what you pay. The sure-to-cure-
you quality is in every bottle of this
remedy, and you get good results when
you take 1t. Neglected colds often
develop serious conditions. and when
you buy cough medicine you want to
be sure you are getting one that will
cure your cold. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy always cures. Price rs and
10 cena1 bottle. For sale by Hays
& Field and Yellow Pine Pharmacy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-17
South Mississippi College

Six will given
each district at the
endo
of the South and the News
winning Scholarships interested in
president the College full
inform
Votes VIII Be AHotoed All Prepaid Subscriptions Focws
How Votes VIII Be Issued
Subscription ........$ 15o 900 400
Six subscription 800 1000 1000
Twelve Monhx subscription 500 5000 $500
Two year,a a. s .,on 1900
whs
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-17
Notice Fer BIds For building curblng

Notice Fer Bids For Building curbing.
Notice II hereby given that until
noon Of the First Monday in March.
1903. sealed bids win be received at
my Office for the building Of curbing
along the front fof tbe court house
square. as per phnstAnd specifications
on file in my Qtee. By order Of the
Board OF suIfvisors, this 9Th day
Of February. 1909.
T. %. BATSoN.
2-6-8t Chancery Clerk.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-17

districts scholar
College, which the best known
scholarships
the best training
must have
of The News and get the
training the tme this is opportunity why
notta advantage of It,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-17
There Are Districts in This Contest
Extraordinary and Prizes for Each District
Two Fine Diamond Rings.

We have bought two fine diamond rings the Graham
offering
what doing JeN
and liberty pick in
full for the order give getting
worth of advertised $780, Surely
Diulston of Districts.
City attesburg lying north
DISTRICT THREEs all OF Counties Forrest Perry
and Harrison outside of the City Hatiesburg.
DISTRICT FouR-s Marion River Pike Lincoln Hancoc
DISTRICT FNE-is all Wayne Jasper Clarke
Lauderdale
DISTRICT Skis all Smith, Simpson Lawrence Rankin Scott Coz
ington Counties.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-17
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
DISTRICT NO. /.

DISTRICT NO. l.
Mrs Louise May 14447
Miss Ruth Dauehdrn 1921
Miss Lula PRAYER 1Oso
Miss Willie Belle Rogers 1885
Mrs Verge Barnes. 22so2
Miss Lila Morley 46so2
Miss Alice Cook 1o2Os
1oO2s
Miss Lima causey 6oo0l
DISTRICT NOE
MISS Mamie Daushon 1861
MISS FRAZIER matthew's 7O45
Mrs. B. Henley 5000
Miss Eureka Seal 5000
MISS Addie Madison 6Oo1
DISTRICT NO. g.
Miss Alice Covngton s1245
Miss Bamma Kirkwood s434s
Miss Myrtle Walston 2S4Oo
Mrs s. A. Dobbins 21ooe
Miss Mamme Mcswan s5s25
MISS Auclie Greene 1344s
Miss Pauline Ball 1882
MISS Carter Bradford 1o43O
MRS n M cochran 10000
Miss Maggie johnson Observation-Disclosures. TO- 600
Miss Fay Duion 10000
MISS IDA PEBBLES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4O4
Miss Estela Carter Observation-Disclosures. 5000
MISS Pearl Headey 1900
z,oo
Miss Irene Fullhove 1905
Miss Mamie Bwerch
~ Denton ooO
Miss Alma cooney 1000
Miss McLendon
Miss Carine McSwan 5000
DeIackey
Miss Lizzie
Miss Nora
Miss Edda Dickson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Essie B. King
Miss Hattie Estes 5000
MRS. u H. Hill 6ooo
Miss Matte Gilie
Miss
MISS Mayrlhu Brown bOoo
Miss Farley
Bales
W. j.
Miss Lille Batson 5000
Miss Bertha 5000
Miss Geraldine Pridgin 1900
Miss Rosa Hatten 1000
Miss Stella Patrick 1000
Mills
Miss Carrie 1000
Miss Dola Simmons 1000
Mrs g. A. Williams 1900
sall Tdwen 1000
Mrs. Jim overstreet 4eOo
Bertha 1000
Miss Katie Thompson 5000
i DISTRICT NO.
Miss Minnie Stewart
Miss Verde Selma ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Miss Damye Holloway 5000
Miss Cephia Johnson 5000
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-02-17


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