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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

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ilnb ibrer Nnfiibrer.
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bes Yfarrers Morauis beuuftrogt,
burd Elm uiunterbrph eues ,Seiter ie-
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Wallee.
Sier aber eripartete lie ein cncrgi.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

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@roicn cnficrnt bicltcn, bieben lie
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on melden bic Setter Der 3llabriife
bcfeitlgt marcrt. @Ibrclto oas Sol3
untcr ibrcn Irtbieben IN Splitter
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Shirm mittclit Scr 9eitern fort uno
Die @raucn mibeit tor Der tets mad.
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ober III geihloiicuer Srornne. uno
inbcm tic Dos Scrruin Sub I'M Sub,
ia 3oll nm 3Oa pertbeioigten.
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mdrc. Nltf bieics @ctoie folgte eiu
BON Cen Stiirmellbcn o.tsgeitoBenes'
Srciloen- mo Srinmpigei6rei. Die
3ug6riiac NOR gefuaen.
Sic @cbtrg&uidmner itiir5ten IN
Den acluni6tcn Sang bilein, Seridli.
gen oua Sbur. mcld)ea iidl linen emf.
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cen critcn Sofruuu.
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benbes. -ga ia
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Sin 8eians ans Der rSlias oes
8cbiraes".

Intioe bon Montaiau iiird,tete
mie mir bereits benerft boben. oai;
oos 8ebeimnib ieines gerraths ourd,
ben Cardinal bon @iheliell Den s(n-
fiibrern Der Sreiidaaren perratben
moroem lei, nro er mnbte mpbl. oai;
er BON oieicn IN bieiem lcsteren Sole
weoer 8uaoe nod 9armberSigfeit ST.
erparten hattie.
Gr beihloB oaber. lid silr 8ertbei.
oiging bereit 5n bolteR. nno iiber.
5eiigt, bob oos Mblerid,loB, nit elmer
binreihenoeu 9eiasina ~perieben. nu-
eimebmbar lei. ihidte or. ~luGbrenb
er lid, lpie inns bereits bcfonnt, III
Den Sinterbalt legte. Inn Den Gopi.
ton meuhlings nieocrShiticben, ei.
men liferen Mann nah Glairpaur,
Inn BORT Die Sieuite ciner Shaar Don
$50 Mann @rouen Si erfoufcu ui,o
lie iofort nod Dem Iolerid)loiie 81
fiibren.
Gieic Mietblingc lonaten bcinobc
gleid)5eltig init ihrem fiinftigcn
Serrn aiif Dem Shloi'c an. Or .pies
ibnen iofort hire perifiencneu Eoiten
on, lieB binreidenoe Mulition inter
lie mlstbeilen, bcsnbltc ibnen eircn
Wonat Solo inn @oraus uno id1ritc
linen ein. iih nuf Der Si,t 81 balter,
ais oh Elm Nnariii nod an oemiel.
ben Gage i%tattiinoen ipllte.
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mir miiicn, iebr balo auf ~glGn3enoe
@eiie gerehtiertiat perbcn.
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ten. melhe mir friiber iiber Ole Gage
oes Nolerihloiies mo oeiien Der
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men niht 81 mieocrbolen. haB Ole
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oes Saupteineanges. boten Die 81
iiberminoenoen Sinberniiie eber Aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

Sic lieb ibr Saar milo berabfalen,
lie biiate iih in ibre getttiiher ipie
in einen ldngen, maQeloen Shleier
nno ging 10 gan3e Stunoen lang in
Dem 3immer, meldes tbr gum @e.
fongniB oiente, aii uro ab, D1breno
lie nit lansiamer, geoampiter Stinl.
ME einlge oonlals oagemein befarflte
&oltslieber lang, nit melhen nni,
lie oils Sinh in ben S6laf gemiegt
batte.
gntioe BON Wontaigu, iuel6er
ii6er5eugt mar, baB bieler @ahniinu
nift erfiinitelt lei, un0 Der iibrisens
miinihte, burd ale moglihen Wtittel
bie ihredeneiniloBenbe NtmcipbGre,
lpelde Die 5biirme bes Iblerihloiies
umidmebte, nod oidbter 81 MAIDEN.
iagte lid, oab Die Grifeimlnaen eli
mes in Elm meibcS S%eif)enttf gebiia.
ten llno 5iimeilen aiif Dem 8ipfel RS
NaOeltbiirmes ooer utter Den Ban.
men ser 5erraiic lid 5~eigenben .@e.
ipcniteS ocn punberlid)cu Sngen,
nclGe ii, Der ltnlgcacnb @loiiben III
iiaoen b%egonncn, Elm munoerbares
@cprdgc Don @irflidfeit gebeu
miiroe.
Gieicn 8riinben botte Blonde BON
Y'ircbcl cS 81 perbonfen, oaB Die
@rcnScn ibrer @eioneenihoft lid
cinigermnbcn eripeitcrten. Sic ge.
NOS 3luor nidlt Die poQe Sreibcit aber
ipenigitens feblte cs ihr binfort nift
incbr an 9uft unb Sonne.
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0rittes aapiteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

eridopit ourd Die slnitrenenngen
oes 3orsers uno bes @eiites lag
Gslantine, nelfe iid pS1ig anseflei.
bet auf bos 8ett semorfen in ritbi.
gem, tiefem Shlafe. Blanhe, Die IN
Der tiefen Sriiitung bes Seuirers
itonb, melfes Die Musiidt auf eas
1bal BON Slap gepdhrte, beitete ibre
glide auf Die oidte Siniternib unb
lauibte arf ienes rdtbielbafte, per.
morrene @etoie, bon weltem mir 10
eben ipradDet.
Ylcblih i6metterte 8arbas' Srom.
pete onr6 Die SinitcrniB uno lieB Die
langidmen, lnbeiloerfiinbenoen Conc
ibrer Sanfare boren.
@lanfe 5ndte 5iiiammen. Sic
bitter brohenbe Melooie Itano imt
Ginflange nit ibrer Seele.
eglantine ihlief INNER nod. Sluf
Die Sronpetenfanfarc folgtc cine
lalite Gimme.
Die @orte, melfe Nlntibe bon
Montaign, @raien nto Serrn oes
9lolerihloiies, fir einen orcimol
meincioigen Serrdtber nno in Die
sldt erfldrten, ermedten IN Slanhe's
Ser5en einen mdhtigen @iberhal.
Sort gu? bort Cup" mltrmeltc
lie, inbem tic iih Dem gctt nGbcrte
uno Gglantineus Sauo ergriif.
.@as gibbs, meme Mhitter2"
frogte Galantine. iubem Tie ol,s benz
Sd,iofe emporium.
rSie fommen, lie iino oat~
rWer Denn?"
Sic Infiibrer oes @ebirges-oie
Scloen-bie @efreier."
nSa!" rief gglantine, bon 1Sreltoe
iibermaleno, inoem Tie POM 9ctt ber-
o%biprang, Ia, Sptt lei geprieien.
@ir iinb gercttet! @ir iino frei.l"
Die Gimme Antioe bon Mcutai.
gus ifien 81 antnorten: rTod,
niht!" benn iie iprad) ore f,irhtbaret
Worte:
n3n guh, Die Shr glld M%nfiibrer
oes @ebirges nennt-3u Dir, Yfar,
rer Nardltis. ifIetter Yrieiter uno
lhlehter Solbat, Su Dir, Sean Gar.
ro5, otter 5abnloier Soloner uno er.
bdrmlider Suto, Ger nift mebr bel.
ben fann-3u Dir, ga GuSon. slu,
fiibrer elmer Sanopoq &ebeQcn rno
gonoiteu-iprefe id, Der Serr bes
slblerihloiies. ifl Der WomrShit Der
rotten Wasfe, uno antrporte. baB ih
Giid 5ros biete unb g,id ale Irei
an Den 3innen oes Naseltburfes
%allfbangen iaiien iperoe."
limo Der 2eier erinnert iif, oaB
Der Nihtspiirbise beinabe iofort bin.
5itieste:
.Scuer! Seiier aiii bieie %aemeinen
@ihte, nelfe Den Gbler IN ieiuem
Sorit aisuareifen magen--" iino
OaB cine furhtbare Salpe bas aaiiSc
Sd)loB in Seuer uilb Earh biilte.
,Mlltter! Mutter!" itammelte
Gglantine. iubem lie iih in 9lanhe's
arme mari; .iie' buben i'm ~getootet!
mir iino perloren!"
aber lie butte nod nift m,seere-
bet, ais ihon Die laittbaaenoe Stim-
me BEG GnpitGns auf bns &nalen Der
Misfeten folste uno rief:
.3um Sturml mir nah, 9amera.
ben; Ga Gm5ou. go Guson!"
@glantinens Sobesanait mid TO-
fort mieoer Dem unbeoingteiten Der.
trauen. Sic rihtete Den aopf empor
lino eben 10 ipie iie geitnnunelt: uNir
lito perloren!" murnielte lie aber.
mails: n@ir limo serettet!"
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Stertes 4apitcI.>
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17
W ants Rural Route

A rural route is being sought by the people southwest of town. Postmaster Muzzy went over proposed route last Monday and found the roads in fair condition except one mile running west from MT. Ducharme's and one mile running north from Mir. Swisher's place, also a few cul- verts need repairing or renewing on the route. The inspector who visited this setion and went over a part of these roads pro- nounced the route as feasible if roads were put in condition. It is hoped that these roads will be put in proper condition as an attempt will be made to get the inspector here soon after May 1st.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17
Rice Planting

These beautiful days of spring time, with the mellow sunshine and balmy breeze again remind us that there is no place just like dear old Arkansas and the Sunny Southland. While some of the northern states are in the grip of cold snaps and blizzards we are enjoying Florida weather. with gardens well advanced and fruit trees in full bloom.
 Take a drive across our beauti- ful country and you will find that prosperity also abides with us, for you will see scores of rice farmers planting that great cere- al which has made Grand Prairie famous. Like so many bees at their daily toll, they are all busy, and if you have business or poli- tics to talk over with them you must do so while walking from one side of the field to the other with them. Yes, great is old Arkansas and her wonderful re sources.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17
sources.

FOUND-Northeast of town a ladies silk scarf. Owner may have same by calling at this of flee and paying for this notice.
 Miss Kathleen Tatum, of St. : Louis. an experienced trimmer, has accepted a position with Mrs. J. R. Carr, in her popular millinery store.
 Layne & Bowler have moved their well rig from E. M. Wat sons farm north of town, where they secured a good we'll Some trouble had been expert enced in securing an adequate supply of water on this farm and this will be welcome news to the land owners and rice growers throughout this section. The we'll machinery was mo yed to Hubbard Land Co.'S. farm south eff town, where a 24-inch well will be put down, which will be the largest rice well in the state.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17
Arm Broken

While working in a well pit on the Schlabach rice farm, south of town Tuesday, Albert Bless ing received a serious injury. A piece of timber fell from the top of the ground, ] distance of 3e feet, and struck him on the right arm, breaking it twice just above the elbow.
 Dr. E. A. Callahan was called and dressed the wound and at last acconnt Mir. Blessing was resting fine.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17
FAT PRIZE OFFERED Canning Factory Boosters Offer Handsome Prize for Largest
 Tomato Yield

Those of our truck growers whotput out tomatoes for the market this season will have the opportunity of winning a cash prize of not less than S28 %. The following boosters of the Carlisle Canning Factory offer one dollar each to the party or parties raising the largest amount of tomatoes on a single acre of ground during 1910, and marketing same to Carlisle Can ming Go.
 T l. Shell.
 c s Ayres.
 Douglass Brass.
 Ernest Ellis.
 Robertson Myers Hardware Co.
 H I Buechley.
 Smith & Humphries.
 l. B Krshka.
 J T Bogard.
 J c Ash.
 w F Rodgers
 Nichols < Hutson
 Patterson Bros.
 T o King
 c c Cook
 w l. Heffner
 Gillespie Trading Go.
 B D Muzzy
 Wm F Bradley < Carlisle Mercantile Go. P w Echlin
 c R Marsh
 J 1 Jaynes
 Dairymens Bank
 c w Adams
 Hubbard Land co
 Bank of Carlisle
 N J Cook
 (EDITOR'S NOTE. There are many citizens whom we have not been able to see that we feel sure would give dollar in this good cause and their names will be added later. If you wish to have your name added to this list call telephone 75 or write this office.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17

Attend the citizens meeting at Echlin's Hall Saturday night.
 Save your cash for Adams. It goes a long way in that hardware store.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Gillespie visited relatives at DeValls Bluff Sunday.
 A full line of garden seed and onion sets at the Carlisle Mer- cantile Go.
 MT. and Mrs. Marion Dickens, of Lonoke, were tfe guests of Carlisle friends Sunday.
 Red Edge collar pads, the 35 cent kind, for only 25 cents cash at Smith & Humphries.
 Get your groceries at Glad den's. A general line of fresh groceries always in stock.
 Misses Bessie and Jessie Friedman, of Stuttgart, visited relatives in the city Monday.
 J. E. Muzzy, Carlisle's paper, hanger, has just received hls large spring stock of wall paper,
 Ladies, take notice. Adams carries full line of cut glass, silver ware, hand painted china etc.
 You take no chances in buying SurEdge cutlery from Adams, the hardware man everything guaranteed.
 The biggest public sale of the season will be held at t..0 Buhl farm northeast of Carlisle next Saturday, March 18th.
 Our Hair goods have arrived, everything in that line. Switch es, turbans, turban pins, nets in all shades and prices right.
 Carli. Mercantile Go.
 For March only, the Postmas- ter will furnish both the Globe Democrat semi weekly and the State Republican one year for a silver dollar. 39-4t
 Mrs. M. F. Agnew, who was dangerously ill for several weeks has almost completely recovered and is able to walk about her home, which will be glad news to her host of friends.
 Don't f ail to attend the citizens meeting at Echlin's Hall Satur- day night, March 19. for the pur- pose of nominating a ticket to be voted on at the regular April election.
 The Carlisle Concert Band gave their first open air concert in their beautiful new band stand recently erected near the pub lie well. The band boys are de serving of much credit for hold ing this worthy institution up to it's present high standard.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17

Smith & Humphries have the agency for the famous Hamilton Brown line of shoes, which are made by the largest shoe mak- CTS in the the world.
 If you are thinking of attend ing a business college figure with the Independent before purchasing your scholarship. We can save you 25 to 40 per cent.
 The Rock Island Railway is having a fine concrete walk put down accross Front street, from Ayres' Drug Store to the de- pot. J. B. Deeter, the concrete man. is doing the work.
 John Lide went to Little Rock Tuesday where he entered a prominent telegraph school of that city. Mr. Lide is a stick CT" at whatever he attempts and he is sure to make a success of his new adventure.
 FOR SALE-Mill outfit, con sisting of 45 horse power boiler, 30 horse power engine and De- Loach mill, in good shape and To- cated in hardwood timber. Will sell engine and boiler separate for rice plant. Address Hazen Telephone Co.,, Hazen, Ark.
 M. E. Layne, of Houston, Tex as, has been in this section for several days this week. Mir. Layne is the senior member of the Layne & Bowler Well Co.,, one of the largest well compa- nies operating in Arkansas, head offices of which are at Houston.
 Miss Arah Holland closed her school at Cook school house, south of town, last Friday and a splendid program was delivered by her pupils, to large crowd of the patrons and friends Fri day night. Miss Holland gave eminent satisfaction and the school board employed her to teach summer school beginning in July.
 The Retail Merchats' Associa- tion of Carli sle, have rented 15 acres of good land, just east of town. from B. D. Muzzy. and same will be planted in tomatoes this season to help support the Canning Factory. Our merchants and business men can always be depended upon when it comes to aiding in support of one of our industries.
The Carlisle independent., 1910-03-17
SUCCUMBS TO
 HEART FAILURE.
A. C. Goodwine Found Dead Near his Home. In South Carlisle
 Thursday Morning

A dark shadow of gloom. has been cast oyer our little eity and surrounding country; one of our oldest and most highly kre- spected citizens lies cold in death at the family home in the south ern part of the city.
 While walking about the home shortly before the noon hour Thursday, Mrs. A. c. Goodwine discovered human body lying near the barn and upon further investigation it was found to be the lifeless body of her aged companion, who had Succumbed to an attack Of heart failure.
 A physician was hurriedly summoned, but it was too late nothing could be done-the silver cord had been nipped and grand old gentleman had answered the roll call.
 Mr. Goodwine moved to Car lisle, with his family, from Am bia. Ind, about six years ago and located on a rice farm, east Of town. He later moved to town and conducted a mercantile busi- ness until few months ago and in both avocations he gathered many loyal friends about him who deeply deplore his sudden demise.
 The remains will be shipped to Ambia, Ind, for burial.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-12
Want TO FIND out
Who GOT GOODS
Senate Committee at Frankfort, ky.,
investigates Report That Lesis.
iaters Were eribed.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 12.-The SEN
ate committee chosen to investigate
the rumor given voice here before
the State Anti-Saloon League by ]. ].
Watkins of Union County, dry" lead
or of the Senate. that certain mem.
bers Of the upper branch Of the Ken
lucky Assembly had been bribed by
the liquor interests Of the State has
begun work.
Senator Watkins, when asked to re-
peat the charges attributed to him.
declared he was misquoted, adding:
II charged that it was rumored that
four members had been purchased for
$4,000, and that was surprised to
hear 1t was so much p"
Representatives of every newspaper
at the capitol. together with members
of the Senate and House have been
summoned to appear before the com.
mittee.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-12
BITES UFF Iii
OF ANTAGONIST
Two coons Mix 1t Up Proper in Res.
taurant Fight at sive Points in
Louisiana Yesterday.

Special to The Netcs.
Monroe, La, Feb. Zone negro bit
off another negroes upper lip during
a fight in colored restaurant in Sive
Points, and after he had dropped the
appendage on the floor another ne
gro picked it up and put it in his
pocket for good luck"
Oliver Boyd and Fletcher Brecken-
ridge got into row in the restaurant
and engaged in a rough and tumble
fight. When Breckenridge had Boyd
down on the floor he bit L.. his lip.
The police are busy looking for a
negro woman who seriously stabbed
Willie Kirkland, sixteen-year-old
white boy, late Tuesday afternoon
The negro woman was masked and
the trouble occurred at Sixth and De-
saird streets.
Several white boys were teasing
four women maskers, when suddenly
one of them drew dirk from her
sleeve, and tried to cut the throat of
one Of the boys. The Kirkland boy,
who, it is claimed, had no part in teas
ing the woman, was near. She made
at him, and before he could escape
she stabbed him under the right
shoulder, inf1icting deep wound. The
four women then set out toward the
Iron Mountain depot and have not yet
been arrested. A boy in the crowd
picked up an iron rod as the woman
started away and struck the one who
did the cutting across the hand. max
ing a deep cash.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-12
Fascinating Hair
Easy to Stop Hair Failing Out, ant
Dandruff Also.

No one doubts that it is the duty OF
every woman to look as charming as
possible. Every woman knows why
she wants to be beautiful and attract
i've.
A woman with scant hair, dull and
lifeless. has lost half the charm. How
many times have we heard the ex
preston. "the browning glory of wo
man is her hair"
Nowadays. thanks to Partisan Sage
almost every woman can have her
hair so radiant and so glorious that il
attracts, fascinates and compels ad
miration.
Partisan Sage, the scientific and
ideal hair rejuvenator and tonic, will
cause hair to grow. 1t will turn harsh
withered hair into lustrous and be
witchingly luxuriant hair in few
days
It is a most delightful hair dressing
that kills the dandruff germs. stops
falling hair. and eradicates dandruf
in two weeks, or your money back.
Go to Hays & Fields, in Hatties
burg, and buy a 80 cent bottle on the
money back plan.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-12

Mound City Paints may cost triffe
more. but! Hawkins idw. Co.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-12
SOME PEOPLE Who
ARE TALKED ABOUT
(Col. Richard Kereps.)

Whenever a rich man Is appointed
to a post in the diplomatic service a
howl goes up from a certain class Of
American citizens, who declare that
the government is tending more to-
ward royalty every day. They say
that the pace certain American diplo-
mats have set for extravagant enter
tanning at European courts keeps
many poor but more capable fellows
from showing how we'll they can rep
resent their Uncle Sam abroad.
But appoint a man who cannot live
up to the demands of the country to
which he is sent, and he will soon
prove persona non grata at his new
post. That is why Germany COM
planned Of DR.. Hill, then took it back;
the Kaiser is said to have feared that
DR.. Hill could not give such recep-
tons as were given by the Towers.
Fully a dozen men have been named
as Whitelaw Reds probable success.
sor at the Court Of st. James, but,
alas! they have not the wherewithal'
to feast the King as he should be
Toasted and have anything left from
the paltry $4,000 yearly the govern
ment pays. Now they do say tina,
when he was Ambassador to Austria,
Charles s. Francis of Austria, had
the money, but he liked it too well to
part with it, so Col. Richard Kerens.
of Missouri is going over to take Mr..
Francis place and show them"
He will be accompanied by his wife
and daughter, who are fond of society,
and know how to do things royalty.
Richard Charles Kerens has been a
mighty active person ever since he
came here from Ireland as a child.
He is forty-eight now.
The colonel-he handled the mule
department during tie civil war with
one of the western armies-has had
his eye fixed on some honorable title
for twenty years past. Not any par
ticular title-just come title. He has
so much money out in st. Louis that
it grows mouldly unless he delves into
the mass every four years and drags
out a lump for the use of the cam
paign committees. And he has be-
lieved that this service entities him to
some sort of job that will permit
him to wear knee panties and a sword
at some European court.
President Harrison med him as
one of the three members of the Inter-
Continental Railway Commission.
Also, as has been related, he is a
forceful man in politics To use his
own words: Pm like pig in lane;
there's only one way | can be driven,
and that's the way l want to CO."
Any one who doubts this modest esti-
mate is at liberty to refer to Secre-
tary Nagel and Senator Warner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-02-12

additional Society on Page Five.)