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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Perils- Which Er1danger AIS 5as@ss5 ,r,a' 4o4
7*' The Peace of the World.

BY
Mw He tGREATEsT DANGERS TO THErPEAcE OF THE WORLD
HI A STRING FROM TWP soURcEsNAMELY, THE SUSPECTED
-ToFFisoLATEo GERMANY AND
Il CRIPPLE COMMERCE AND THE SUSPECTED FUTURE
fiji Il PURPOSE EJAPkNFTo MIDDLE
4<cLosE THEIR FREE COMMERCE sWTtts
HUa Is5st1
s1es ernsn nation Ttiifhe German empire numbers
millions of the intelligent moral capable peace loving
people the World npHting territory Of less
thousand English square miles, sixty thou
miles of Texas and seeking
preefo these teemng millions not by pelc of territorial
aggandzement, policy Of PEACEABIE TRADE AND
COMMERCE world, thus benefit
70
efy1pg sHsas sd a9Ia dod ioa g
attempt this sound development sound
bs national and point of bound to result
AN TXPT0stON WHICH WILL R0CKEERoPE1 FROM ONE
End TO HErOEHERtANDHT1ffEAFEN FIFE WELFARE
,OFaAMERI@f Agaih China and middle Asia, With population
8 nj Her POW appeared at the threshold
of modern about to their deers to Tree COM
eiFzed naens forote welfare and
Of eda'ea ca ona 5aofa5 9 snod aGs
ANY SUCCESSFUL ALONE OR BY JAPAN,
BAR THE NAY OF THIS
DENEIePMEMTrsW MoRTALAFFRoNT TO
cl4ALlENGE ALL OTHER
ahAToNs AND NEWT eA STRUGGLE sE1
TWEEN THE occloENT; IN (WHICH The pow
ERs OF THEMSELVES baa @
more tlbas a Uned States Of America and
mederIWAra could be imagined than this
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
TI.YIhE TO HELP -.iii rali
The LITTLE ONES,
FRIENDS or couNrRY's' cHIL.
DREN MEETg1N CHICAGO gToa
DAY. BEGIN SIX DAYS. MEET
9NGs.i coo IL % 5.0oGs s; rs b93r'


Chicago, Jan Jan. 1.-THE opening Ii
this City today OF the NTH snnua'
child labor conference under the ans
Dices Of the national child Tabor COM
nittee marks the beginning of six
days Of continuous work in behalf
Of chflarsn by the leading philanthrol
yists and sociologists OF the United
Statsss5a g!Ho 5oU sbIGmeb DnG e3o9I
9 Tue conference win berlin session
ta Chicago from this afternoon until
eAtssdAy evening Sunday will be
"clii4 lGbcr day" in churches through
stat the country by request Of tlh1e
nAtionsi CHILD labor committee. which
has worked hard to secure the. Co CO
operation OF clsrgYmen--in the work.
On Monday and Tuesday Of next
week. thers wiN1 be held 7ine Washing:
ton . twey days eonfeyease on the
Heeds sf gdepenaent children, opening
with meeting OF the laborerso IN
tAas neld at the White House. The
meeting waS called by President
Reose vet. and he viii welcome the
a.nSa,.s.. RS p &etJ0 G@niEE f9iiJSi
? A 'bflf to establish q national chill
,dren' . biEead was introduced In the
United sstatee senate, inathe winter OF
1so6-e at the request. OF the national
chiM labor committee Thee biHndid
not come to q vote although 1T re-
ceived the hearty Endorsement 4oi
President ROosevelt-and- the secretary
of the department of the interior as
well as of many members of both
houses. OF congress. orG s1aG sacs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Hero Medal for Atlanta Man

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. 2I.@The Cer;
nexie hero commission yesterday
awarded bronze medal to James A:
Forsyth. q of 1lIi West Cain street, At
lant4 Ga and $500 with which to
iichidate a mortgage ON his pEopsrty.l
Forsyth is 49 years ofCsge and na
boilermaker. He saved the, life OF
John C. Reed. aged II, "a lawyer, Feb
ruary 10, 1907. ''l'''''ii l@''''''
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
TAFT SAILS TODAY So.
s2ss &. s VI. TO- VISIT CANAL.
LEAVES CHARLESTON ON cRuIs.
sEFlNoRrH CAROLINA. ANoTH-
ER sHlPafTo HELP HER. 1T
TAKES itaTwo VESSELS, SAYS
PRESIDENT ELECT, TO CONVEY
AtMAN or HIS BULK.

4ffy ucug f9T19llD1 ~ ANA3}i. -At ~ .-'s- ~
GharlestOn9 c.. Jan. 25.-An1id d
the booming OF guns fired to mark the
passing down the harbor Of the cruis-
e1neNorth Carolina and her convoy,
the Montana, President Elect Taft
started this N ming on his, visit to
the Panama canal zone, announced
more, than a month ago. p,e a:teE q
Mr.. Mr.. Taft and the party.of engineers
who will inspect the work being done
on thei CANAL are oncthel North Carroll
na; y The Montana is. going along to
watch over the safety Of the, vessel
carrying the president eject !, AS Mr..
Taft said .joeularlXs "a few days ago,
two9 a1mored0 cruisers are required to
carry a man of his bulk on trip of
such Importance Seriously speaking
however. the s1deeisien to have two
cruisers to ;eonyeyathe president elect
ixaa precaution suggested by certain
senators on the ground that there is
no legal provision for ansueeessorg TO
the presidency lin the event Iof a. fa-
taiityheFertakihg a president elect pri-
or to his Inauguration. - ~. ..--- y.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Talking on Tariff Today.

New York. Jan. 21.-The meeting
H the American Protective Tariff
league, which began at noon today at
the headquarters Of the league In this
ETY. Wit probably result In an an
nounceniert Of Importance respecting
the position Of the lesgue on the
pending revision of the tariff Z The
membership OF the eoleaguei comprises
the leading protectionistsi sofodthe
country aais e.a a9ec eaasY .ai sT9.8
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
1cotton setiIna EFIr.s.Ieiy.

Jackson ai51J alP5aIS paHifFiRp .ths1i the
last few days thefes thefs caaa has been, gceaqF
deal, of cotton seld iRitJaekson.onloreq
than at any tiIHeaosince sthe ueeasoh1
opened. Now that thes staple is sell
Ing, round wharf.-the faFners1 fcaiii ID.
'flimez aePound, they seem willing
enough to dispose fof the staple< = rs, ;sia
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
al.hon of canfta6i ct.aonaeclrat.d. "a

Washington, Jan. 25:MHistoric' Trim
ity Protestant Episcopal church, one
of the; oldest and most famous reli-
gious edifices of Washington, was the
scene today of the conservation of a
new bishop of the national capital
The incoming bishop is the Rev. Al
fred Harding, successor to the late
Bishop Satterlee and formerly rector
Of St. Pau1's church in this ci,g,3
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Rrandenburo trial Today

NewYork, Jan. 2S.3fng the criminal
branch Of the saprsmne court the f1al
Of Broughton Brandenburg, the 1Ssefa-
ry ageut accused of grand larceny in
the second degree in connection. with
the sale to the. .New-Yerks Tfmessofs a
politicalarticle, purporting to be- be writ, ,
Ten by Grover CT leFeIaRd,q was begun
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
! I'm 9Iff 20 4r09nW Oh IN 1910 .gll
DINNER TONIGHT E., ,ss9 q sss; ss9'
FOR sunny, Jim 4
7IIIV-I 10 lJJllA . u " I-IittttI-J sA-FlflLLIt
NEW WORKERS INu WASH lNGEoN
TO oRaSHERM.AN.e .e91Gns1alGu

washington JAN. b22ss..L LItibwfiii be a
notable gathering Of 5ft sons Of the En-
ptre State that vii, get together to.
night TO de honor lf to their fellow eitil
zensf Vice President EleotorJames Ss
Shermanae1Iaeadings thehflemonstras
tioifsaof regard for oeSunny1 iJimJT as.
the future president of the senate has
come to- 66e Known win be President
Roosevelt, who first saw the Hght in
New York. k.s,,9o.r., 81, ser5 nj tiIra ha.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
Wharf Eire al. calveston.

Galveston, Tex, jan gfnat.
ing with the explosion of the lantern
Of a watchman. on pier 12s.the mestn
extensive wharf fire. in the history
of this port burned yfors thFeeD hours
lastd night, practically burning oitself1
out. Shortly before Midnight after de-
stroyiHg 5t9goan oantfre w6naiF1f wharf and s Ehaahff9 arr
sheds entaflingg,a loss Estimated at I,
s42p, ,QQObue .i1sdt nsaw5sd n3uo7da sec
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

Atlanta, Jan 22.-While there has
zbeen no material damage to Georgia's
peach crop to date. it is verging. on
the, !. danger. line. and.s unless the
weather gets colder witKin-.the Rext
few: days, the destruction is. liable to
be 5ouite extensive sl;.4iq sie2a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
s,,na.a.. Aa.in CHOSEN 's..nas.r...

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 1s.-By w,
OF the two houses of the state leeiaT gil
iature,, east today, Frank RiiaI p Brands r nd.
gee will again, be the junior senator
from the state OF uConnecticutr rs
has represented the state IN the sen,
ate since May, 1905, when be Mas
cnoseA to succeed the late Orxiiis II.
pI.tft 1870 snor1 aids ssij iluq giIGuo
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
salary Of Judges RaIsed.

/ Washington, JAN. PA debate on
the propriety Increasing salaries
feieraEcircuit@ and -dfsFfict=3udges:
consumed nearly the entire time OF
the senate YesterdaE the result
that the compensation of the twenty
nine circuit judges was increased
'front.' ;e0e, and that OF
eighty four district judges from $4,000
to $S,O0e.lr 39c s,gss5 &
senator Borahs who had offered
amendments 8 reducing the increases
of salary recommended by the com
nittee on "A appropriations. declared
that the, action of the senate in in
creasirg the salary of the president
to s19e. .00Os was in violation of tho
spirit. of the constitution, and would
never have been taken before or dur
ing the recent political campaign.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

Harrisonburg, Pa jan Jssnnssa ls.-EBto'llefss -Et'lfs
Penrose will again represent. the sate 1'1'e'
Of Pennsylvania in the United States
senate, according to the votes OF the
two houses of the state legislature,
.i., s..a t<xa.rrfl-Uf-sG. pstj1eG>71 -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
r.nua,I r.nua,Il5ssh 5ssh.o vi nid. us. Us. Adf.u.

New York, Jan. ,fs.-DecIa ring HIS
satisfaction with the results 5of his
mission in America, Tang ShRo VI,
special envoy of the Chinese govern:
mont to- the United q Stated i. sailed;
from here for, Europe today a,.;I.s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

80 u'1T i-...E. Cent?, 1I-@.I ETA5N y
Birmingham Ala Jan. 2lUAfteral
trial lasting exactly one week, . the
jury in the. case Of Governor =. B.
Conner against The Mentgomery- Ad55
yertiser, in the city court here, yes.
terday afternoon awarded damages d
/ cent for libel. The governor. claia
ed s25,eoo damages for an advertise
mennt1 printed, when he was candi!
date Tor r~ilfoNd comnlissicnsrs Ipo9
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
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Knox. and Root Called in Newspaper

> 1arr & 1ailt 10 Case s-oa q T5's T.
Washington Jan. Secretary of
State Elihu Root, Senator Philander
C. Knox, OF Pennsylvania, and Assist
ant Attorney General Charles W.
Russell, Of the department of Justice.
were served With snbpoenas to ap4
pear today before the, federal grand
JURY nav .ins estisatiHg, in thfs. city,
. the publication. of alleged 51ibelous ar
tfcfes in The: New York World and
Z The indianapolis News, connecting
the names of Charles p Taft, brother
of the presidenteleeti Douglas Rob
,inson23 5Tother-in.law Of President
Roosevelt, and William Nelson Crom-
we'll, WITH the Panama canal purchase.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
ss'la &c .aeasss CO. i (essttEIlTsss for ss'

meG Senator Edward Ward Carmack

o@arthosssa a BET bst8ofsl JHHAssaisdlg(sseeP s&F
Hffanr}FitiTado ssoG5 o.. bnoqs9T OF tIeed
p The prompence e the sssadgS3sY msh djgRSy38ssEYfb bna
J In the case has spread It's. rainihcf:
tipns 9iRdtdo into th. ostatsss sssl92ai l92aiB}G6f B}fG6f SGh4 o"
United states senate ia eks2prp
entire state Of me ssee I'm oSdeeo8
sincsp iferydt fhapet5ous!d tE4yof@ubSRsed
Carmack fell oasthesaesd Bsfsheosa @ni
pistol offSo.me sRsb4q Go6pnpoOsvbiGts
til IA ito shia uRfortansts lpuePsRsit5ssoesn
holding Up to puzzle sesEp hiAbDeAG2sabdt
Opponents. 4 nos19q s eiidW .sSs
to Among the meHi }ybp 5rr1iI 5riId d3tt tteBtAE Vedt
the ,emrcymstsnc3es m phat Isa tsJtAss, 1sTsagh sTsagh7c,
cay viii in AL AksHheod se 4oyerheE
Patterson Of fsnaess.e, 9njs jseSRatoPP ssSaXt Pn" !.
James b. FrAsisr and 2 2otai.es0 d coas9bAcs csn'
peas IN the pusfft iHte IL tie qstP9's1'
y From ali pasas oSf sfSh ke,ssa As+ttup
come ffisnda Sfthte aeG6 rseRGte4t' t'sAasDo
tent ION assissingiathe 4fossautiGdt Aoit
s'ayenginx hiG desthod d;elSxsn8Rsas4esoi
nure among 8hsssjthepgtodaDo Gsaifsazsb
m Etshugh uet . Asssphjs9se Essafasf1o
lawyer who cis5 lssFylHs FqsHFass61s
d counsel for r--the-pnosAention under
Prosecutor yeff eMcGAEnsi Qrqtaassik
4 ea hand, the GoepsFs, fsther .asAoSensds
have eth the backing G1Ig Of p9liaqsh dRd gs5oY
sonal friendship among thYf'w wm,9esFabeyssI
isof the Tennessee. bar, and John. d.
sharp codefendanntn anntni in Tqts asss 2s n?,4asoin WIG
was formerly shetin " DaN2fadts11R2 DsaN fadts11R21F
county, in1vhiSaa S.saqif eniget fit41aa tE9tnui
commands saAs sd9sdrViasgo5k aa4e atss
torneys.o dtTow s1Gliob 10 sbussuod;
r it is the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS R6fen.
y thate a jeEeb battle bsur h; xssdna ioldoGi
4i9een seen in Fenass4se ipspea sdtyaerss
7swill fqipiow the 9psqItdng qh slsoaaiet4eu
'icoprt today today The oB oBFineinAf stsoEaaEfs
for fort the .efa defense are e1BLuA AtRdarsqns, A4tRdar
General ". H; Washington JaMss,k,,
! Bradford and " H. 1Meeksse: s. {, 19"'f'
d. ri7rT,1 n! t1yfV -fTTf01 3ni no E9T1
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

Secretaries Root. straaGs ana acppdrttegI' pdtg'
YOU al al New YtofkeF}s Viii ,Esa sl#qs attend .s
the, dinner, which. + i is ettp1 To- be given To-
Mr. I.9 Sherman abys7New3 York;ss delegaT
tien1 in the 1pFesentuoengresso oand1FtheF
men 1wheJ will represent the state In
then SixtyEfrst 7eongressa7 Glzt19o aaio1
Fr~-r 5rs4 70 o.s.rFrrfa q74 mr. Ee5fg ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
ckRMACk eASEazqAasrRr
I'm 7e9ftR IEssf8at.
SLAVE. or 4robsfF i9gNgT 6sc
FACES Jgpeg bbM bbMu uiF iFxs9@tta5 a5s,v |
LEGAL sATTLE IS HWhgIH8rn xis

Nashville, TENNIS sgRG,i 29tF7 ffIehslo'Y
nevsrobsf@ein rtuaduztdrus ots sx&AW
Vile has there been-seen- se-bFil liant
an. array ofsmeH0oGIlsY or 50 cDXeFIAg
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

The North Carolina and the Mon
tana =arelo speedy vessels, capable Of
making % knots if pushed, and will
get Mr.. Taft in Colon in four days.
Mr. rT'afts stay on. the isthmus of
Panama will; be limited to9one week
While there he VIII be the guest of
Colonef Goethals at his. residence. at
Cnlebra, Mrs. Taft accompanies her
husband on the. trip, 10 5sai5 e1t lo s'i-
4A7speeial train will be at the dis
posal of Mr.. Taft and party, while on
the isthmus. He expects to spend
much of bis time; iat the site of the
Gatuns DAM. as partaOf the work of
the engineers with him is to ascertain
the adequacy of the natural founda-
tions RI for this structure, .-3ss5 aaiael
Minor tangfes of administration
which may be found to exist. will be
unraNeled by, Mr.. Taft, who also will
make. it. a., point to- give impetus to
the general work on the canal El-i-t
Accompanying Mr.. Taft IS the board
of consulting engineers who are to
make, an examination oof the Panama.
canal19for theiespecial purpose of re-
porting to President Roosevelt their
opinion as, to, the, canal work. They
are Arthur P. Davis, chief engineer of
the United States reclamation ser
viee=dnhn=fae Freeman of Providence,
Rszzl4ssszzsAAens:93a 3azena=of lew York.
IAham Randolph rEofea Chicago, James
Dig ::$chB ielSpfsLo Angelesy Call,
and Frederic BY Stearns of Boston .ETo
THese sf1en, Iswh0 are numbered
among the qbestzeirir engineers -ef the
ws+ldS will 30 ma Eklesi IAN unbiased and
franK report or. the canal and the
pragFess sof.3the work sIn particular
thaay Will devote part of their report
orreports 70 the question Of the 1ad-
visRbilitg . Off continuing 1.-The present
dikgipg Of the fpn canal on on the lock plan.
T&4y have EbeeAt urged. by THE presi-
dent Ito. forget that, ,athe government
haszcg,fasFFssIfsa 10 IN noasfrne:
ton of a lock canal If the opinion
is thatzthe. adoption -of such a plan
instead Of one aiming at the digging
Of sea level canal was mistake
the engineers wifi say so. y sssa'- a-. :.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
7Vp5 az -.on 55TI9 .RF0.W 3E0I6 sdt ;ssvss'

Nash9ilies fennn0 n0njfa njfa fQ6eX &o1eFh6Hf 29a Al AZ
Patterson yesterday ialfffrh iaffrh OF OF sRFgRar sfgRar
with the qcIeFk oitiYe Rgaeln1z Rgeln1z tI9&edn e dnfgZe aZef
saeeosetoinE ths tstateesqas BfOhf}st
tion bill whtrhslast week haa SaejaqS
y7;both housessof uhHI hesi siaoaiq ynEn
The geyernes's oaetiep 5s5tsNea hie:
journment. Of theysenateIesPsgnito lBeV
passed, on third Feaadinnsst stae 1bBl ,RHois,
hi9iting the manpfsettprett tttfi in T. TeqRiffssse4
Of PIN intqHfstins Hts lqH99rr DG cG9ssfqH6e2ati sss us 2at
the veto will be read to the senate.
today. when it must be sIstainIes9 med or or
the bill passed. 01er 9e299GGu e29Gurpff92ie urpff92iegtsse 8
protest On orfgfnSf passage the vote
vJaas on - - G0lG!SiDp0e Jn9oo1 Il
IL fr.-r-T T,0+yaT ad+ II tsil eongd,,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
f.. ,GoiaJ notwsI ad3 ei .tsfl s2nsd,'
..Eik .doiuU is Dsdgil0uq IiISST
Indiana Elects Democrat Senator,

80 .n9.nJ tg 6sdsiIopg yIAssT
indianapolis, Jan. G3 20;M36Qsbegy5ing O. htlh9St htlhS
81 the Joint caucus, t!Gs The, bssi@nc bsinc
dcratic members 81 the Ii aftags0s!22n nHitq"
ana house of irepresefitzffee9es e316teY
toa@yuito elect lB&1sarffevPe gAffl10ggfg
sen&toroofrshe United STATES. .aSiaa EF';
diwnx. qsASthsi Bsinosnts fARar5 u uAs;I
ijority of sixteen omit joiRf sbe4ot ,Eh
ltwe hoqsesc Me- ShtEely. .9xas sieelsned
sleetsd. a1nRra.1 cnsT % aauso tRan,,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
2div6d lfr7+44 57-1rs t1f&4 HI " 5i6ts Jetgi
Senate. Favors eioe, 900 Far President.

Washl4ston. p! e, Ian, 20:-Ths
senate democrats fiHs'7stss faiTHes 7sstsSsad toFF FSsi'
/ peshcytH ssh cytH ofne ecssa6fny &ad yiSK9f. .5SffSA
sfhgliShSi edt ss ,eTsd ,beIsdmsms
bDs.pfs9 the aEht0of7SHedti tisstaahagp
the senatS yssterdAeo aIGSeS.d1eyAE
snrendmenb incnesaans ats IsdlaV los
the president seSa4e4OAnip etp5jsh sd
ltrsyeiins Texpsnsssger tedt ,stsasnoo Il
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
-Ii4ND1 m Ft1F1 S1I4 OII" Az
,Kssan lCertrsl :, H2rE,irnA 40 ctxjn xjnssiH,os

Macon c. |sqqt 29IfA 9a6IfA1YYSSIg YSI d!Sdf1BaffGb
cies that John iiM II. VA Rsk.. 1fhSS Who ttftI ttstsIX
resigned al ihHeade6f IL. .sB92ss7El a1iefasi lc
ways! wlAdsscomd daIqdettor resd8tFa pq7a2
the operates opthelptSpsrtieaGj@ eTa
and contsel tsdu ubtbEL EusfaH Ills aReIs7
ri dno9rUd 20 stol si credit .stnsm
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29


- PERKNs and AnhOrsubu I'D
HE industrial conditions of the modern home such
+ as to- delay ands oftep PREVENT MARRIAGE
$sz 3 ethe homeyis Supposed to arise only from
F. ~ ~ riage looks The situation
seeing these thgh hays merely followed
old habit Fl blaming thewomamo sheused to
be with these conditions, She ought new Back
to nature! The WOMAN REFUSES T0lGO BACK THE HOME
REFUSES TO GO oFoRWARD AND N ARRfAGE WARTS: o
initial condition Of without serytde reacts
unfayoraby upon the kind Of marriage most desired The sbsq
uey woman her QMN MISTRESS accepting her husband
with him. the is the grade of love and companion
ship open to them!i DaH 'al:g' 80 '' ''s' - ~ @
ror4Es HIGHER MARRIAGE TOWARD TENDING
REQUIRES a FULL GROWN WOMAN, ONES PRoPERTY OR
SERVANT SELF SUPPORTING PROUDLY INDEPENDENT.
SUCH MARRIAGE WILL FIND EXPRESSION in DIFFERENT
HOME. s 10 ,S@0 'N27s'+ 'e - I'm ;s - ,7.nt~- 5@ nr
Ownership of first nterfe with the power selection
he condition of female ser8ude is AN IN
JURY DEMANDINGlIABOR INC0MPA ATIBLE WITH RIGHT
MATERNITY and in lowering the average of heedy through the
arrest of social development the mother t4 ra
POVERTY ovERwoRNED WOMAN BREADS MATERNITY
4TtF tFdsHE CANNOT HER uNWELcoME
NOT WHAT NEEDED TO
PEOPLE. WEALTH THE 7WoMAhI sEcoMEstA
PERPETUAL IRRESPONSIBLE
TERNITY
THE TEND A 10Y
gus COMPETENT MATERNITY oaq
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29
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were held AZ the state capitol, IN lpe:.
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different sections of the state.
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-29

ese United States of America and
could lbe imagined iil than this, i5 ~ : !,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1909-05-14
HRooKsrDE NOTES.

some needed repairs are being
made 3 he Dry Greek bridge near
tas school house The road Z being
rsbuiI, where TIC heavy rains have
m4ds large ruts
Atiss Tot Steward II lieise
hst wess With w aea 81 David
F..nsf aad family ste came uut
N snaay. returning saturday last
Mf Claude Iiml and wife vent up
"a Runpeis Mil vtsk beiere hst
whefe Nr Ilu1 ha Interests fis
sstugasd iris weed at ha.iress 90
intends 10 be az tbere ~ snnnier
There we're about trfnly Iief pres
~, 81 sunday school last Sunday ins
,ssssi eantinues dtapite fhc warm
esa,hs
At David Potter sIrs Jahn Law.
rrss end jim Potter were Bi,se sis.
lt0s saturday
Theirs viii IL dance Friday Might
II hoy Herrin above Eagle ga th'
saf line
The school Al Brookside i planning
program aud picnic dinner for th'
close 81 school There wilI be iou
more weeks d school before The Fnd
Air John Lawrence left last Wed
nssday tor Ola where he has som
land Nc Il booking after TIE expect
- bs gone about i week