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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-12
Gin Np,nbenerictg.
Sic atitrise Ghriitbnnm VerIcoIung
bes geutidben gaabwebrpsreiHs.

Gin frobIibes gDltten lpar IS. bns
| aeitern abeno beibe Gale Der arbei'
| terbal. burtpcate unb in Der icrssn.
| frei.ften, aemu.blidfisn Weiie fih omiis
iirte. &c ipar aud isin Wunosr, oenr
Der Maanei, tpeIh.r T. eortbin ss5os
een bate, mar nitts ipenlaer dls o!e
idhrIiht gbriIlbdumpsriooiuns mi
5ans. bss Tsusfhsn 2anblusbrrsreins
uno ale geIuher ipubten i'm gordlis.
bas Is bel ben 0eiten, tpelhs oIelsr
0erein neranitaltet, on Wersnussn unp
5umcr ni.moIs f.blt.
Ghpn friib bes Mbsnos batten i'h
sobIr.idhe 9beifnsbn,er .ingefunosn
unb es oousrte nuh nift lause, Biz oer
.rft, Der eineeIubenen Dereins. Der
GjooSf,IInip Sdneerfor, in polIer 3aH
unb uni.r tlinsenbem Gpisl burh b1s
aus prdIibsnt pp. Dpermonn unb gis
sepydiibeni abam Senbslbdd beIttbens
B. Gmpfongstommittee in Den Saal
oe!eitet fpurbe uno sur Grheiteruns Der
anpei.ne.n .inis. 2isbsr gum geIien
oob. Rod, uno noh trafen audi noh
bic WliiaIisoer bss Teutit,en Wiliidr
lln.ritiisungspersins. bes gaptriFden
lln..ritiisunssper.ins, bes s.utonia
Wdnnerhors nub Der prosreB Wtutnal
aib Soeietp elm unb fpureen ebsnfans
bersIihit befpi[ltommn.t. Nun erit be-
oonn oas ret,te 1reiben. benn bic ribs
rio.n Witoli.oer bee Ddm.nsommifs
tees, unier 9siiuns Der Jrau mrampe!s
meier, nit ihren hiibfh.n IiiiIteniins
n.n ,beeilt.n iif, 70 ihnsn tpie mo1lih
ihre Sidets flr bic 5u psrloolsnben
biibfhen Qrtii:I an ben Wann su brins
lo.n, ipos linen auh berort geIanl. hab
bolo nid1ts mehr iibrig mar nno isser
8r.is Teinen 8etpinrer ssfunben battle.
Sn Der 3rpiiaens,i! fpi.lie Winidm
| Sdrmibts ptiIitorfnpelle gum eriten
gonse auf unb oIs bisIer poriiber mar,
riiftete fh bic Geiunsss Settion oes
Qanbpebrp.rsins. bic unisr eer tiidt!s
aen 2cituna hires Tiripeuteu Serrrl
Sobn Wer,.I srob. Goriftritit s.noh'
bat, snr Nsu.rprohs, tpeId,e iie aud in
better W.iIs heitarb. 70 oob ihre noh'
b.ria.n gor.rie. niht nur gum Or
fcloe bes 'yeiies beitrugsn, icnsern aud
ftiirmiih opplnnbirt tuurben.
| 1i. ausituii.. b.nen tus 8elinasr
b.s iy.Ites gum srphen gbeil su rer'
bant.n in. iebi.n iia in folseneel
W,if. sufammsn:
grrnraemenisiommitts: Gh. 80,
dom, 8crfis.r; ghos. aiibn. q
Shn.llsr, Wihad Git,l, esofsph Wsib
MSam S.nbeIbaf uno pIdfbsnt 59
Cpermann (erscfFieio).
grcb. Bar: Frib Wrampelm.i.r
gntcu Shn.ll,r. ausui; 3ahop. Ct!f
ariia.r. 6enrp Deihmnnn.
| stIeins Bar: 0ittor Gsaita. 2oreHt
geitmnnn unb fris Sdnnies.
| Somsu=acmmttiee: Trcu.n Wrnm
p.lmeisr, 5homns. DeiB. Quls
StnslI.r, aiitn. 9eihmunn. ioDis oi'
Fri. Rate unb gmilis Oei6manu un!
ShHsib.r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-12
Seuinefon.
Der u)eg 5uln 9(i(te.
Moman bon atueuit 6 aroStr.
(TortfeS

glun noIlts ih ihn beruhtgen, er
ober mics mid nit ben Worten OBJ:
.Gs ioae 70 tommen uno oarunt
iperoe icb mid fiieen. Der Wes, Der
mid, sum Glide fibrsn Icllte :. :
Gr brab in Elm srdbIihes Sahen aus
Damn erbob er iit unb perlieB teiten
Shrittes bas Spielbaus. S5enen
biefer 4ri tommen ia su bdufl9 Dor,
als oob lie cine nahbaltenoe 9Blrtuns
ouf Die umitebenben ausuben tonntsn;
ono.re 9dite erIdienen uno oas Hao
ihnurrte tpie a[le Sage. Wtan iprdH
nid,t einmol mehr BON benz un9ludlls
den, Der isin 8eIo sebratt battle uno
perihpunpen mar"
Die 9amen hatten ben Yuntt err
reidt, no iie Iih trennen mubten. 49,
.Tas 1T eine traurise 9elhlhte!"
iagts 5rau Braun.
rNun tommt Der ShluB.
,S't iie nod nidt aus?"
sic enoet trogiit. 9or elmer bal
BEN Stunbe bat man Die 2ei6e oes
Gpielers in Der ShpefelbDhle gefuns
BEN. Der 9oliaeitomri'Ior ielbI'
bat ss mir mitgetbsilt. 0ieIen Nohs
n1ittog fperben mir tpobl erfahren, tpsr
Der llngliidlihe it,"
Die aommersisurdtbin pernei9ts
fh, iie iprod bic 0offnune aus, biz
Dumen bieIen Mbenb i'm aurIaule su
feben unb gins ben Deg 5uriit, ben 'ls
cetommsn mar. 9us 6aus, in tpeldem
sFrou Braun pohnte, log in turser
Gntferrung BON Der qrobsn 2lQ.e: bic
beioen 0amen erreihten e5 mad finI
Mtinuten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-12
6adneb Wforo.
Ssniationsle Gniwid.lunasH fsIlet
nnbe tspornehsn.

in bem Sadnep RoroFalle foll.n
fenfationtlIe gniipidluneen beporit.s
ben. 5arlsp 9adn.p. Der 0atts Der
Grmoroeten. tpe!her bsinnntlih Der
goIisti perfprohen bat. ibr 5nr Grs
mitt.lung bes 9bdiers mad, befttn
ardfien bebiIflid iein su tpollsn. iisIIte
iih esiisrn Qahmittas i'm poIiS.;s
baup.qudrtier Elm uno bott. cine lanss
unb ousenftxinlid, pidtige unterrss
buns NIT poIiseidef Sudion. 2est.s
r.r ipeis.rte iih isbch ipdi.r. ben Be
rifierndit.rn s.geniiber iresnb tpelte
Mustunft beirsffs Der nnterrsbuns su
s.ben. b.uiste ober an. bab neue gnt'
pidslunsen in oem gan beDoritsbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-12

ollie fir bi. pfdI3if6en
Min3er. 9i. Roth Der pfdisiIh.n
Win5er. iiber bic in ben teb'en gpohsn
Wnhrihten on bic Osffsrilinie;i
hranssn. bal srfr,u!irsr Msiie su "a.
ih.r 5ilit ssfiibri. Die Hiirstrmsia.r
bon Maiiammsr. DisotsFsle unb Dam.
bad ipuroen unldngIt pom WiniEter D.
8rettrsid, in Muoisns smpfnnsen, in
Der iie iikr bic mibIide Gage, in bi.
ibr. 0.m,iHbtn infolss Der Mibirntsn
Der lebttn Sabre strieiben. Der Wlis
niitsr iosie Nora unb 3uFdiiiIs fir oi.
betreifsnhen Gtm.inbsn Al. Die itonts
iihen Bsibilien fir fdmm!lihe Min
boubeairie Der pfdi3 bstraaen nnh tis
ner pom Winilier nufe.ItslIten Red.
nuns 800. 600 biss$125. 900.
Anmn Sung.
I'm ieneS 0ous ms fdle4t beHtlIt,
10 9nmatuno BE S9iIbua6 tdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-12

Steuer. Shulselb, Mdohenlobn, ss
ipirb niht seben.@
rWann be5dblt osnn bein 0erIe-
gsr2"
rWenn bas Wert ponifdnbis sebrudt
lit.
raannit bu teinen 8orfdub erbals
ten2"
Stalter ihiitteIte BEN aopf; bas err
Iaubte fein Gbreefiibl nidt.
r2(ber Der RetfDr2"
.Rein, 5rieba, ten Gelb persebren,
oas nod niht perbient it,"
raber mas bann?"
glnno bate inspiiden bds 4xnoz
eTen bsreinsebratt, unb Die ainber
naren 81 eifris nit ibren Sduldrbets
ten unb 2eiebiihern bsfddfti9t, nm
aui oas FliiIternoe GjsIprdt Der Gl-
tern gu ahten. OieIe ihienen e jeoph
rotbfam 81 baltsn. baHelbs ab5ubrss
den; Der 2ebrer bIditerte eehontenlos
in ben giihern. ipeIte 8ur afniidt ess
Ihidt iparen. nnb ourhIief bic Brlsfe,
bic sr erbolten bate. 2(ber offenbar
srfiiate Ole Jrass: mas oann2 feinen
8eiit 70 rDIlis, bub sr cine 8srtelz
itunbe ipGtsr, als er lid 81 5iih ieb.s,
nadbsnlii1 barouf Onttportets:
sd psit ss nitt."
rGi, Batter, has freut mid, bab on
aud einmal etipos ntdt ipetbt", rief
Sans, her feline gutsr auf bic Seite
asitafft bate, rfrogs mid siHmal oiels
leidt reib ih es."
81, 6ans, pi1It bu sttpas irih.n,
oos Qapd niht peib." ia9te auiie.
.Worum nitt2 IS lam Dir snss
aanosn iein, nitt rabr, 8atsr2"
.Su, mein Sunas IS 1T mir srtsan'
Gen: bic aunit nit rsnig Sslo p.el ju
besa6lsn."
,Das sstt ni6t.'
Sd CLAUDE es out. aber fpenn ss
nun einmol iein muB2"
,0as tann nitt icin mufer. 0att
bu bsnn pi.l gu bs3dbIsn, gapn2"
.2tnsrSines, msin Sunes; aber oas
brauhft bu morgen nidt in Der Stuls
gu .r3Ghlen."
I'D sr,Gble ME etipus BON 3u
SauIs; ober it bs1reiFs nur nitt,
fparum bu tiir5Iih oas prdi.nt nitt
taben pont.it. aIs ou 3pon3is Sabre
8pmnaIiolIsbr.r rarit. Die Sungs7
battsn itou II 7 TbaIer 19s SroIhsn
oafiir suiammen 1s5ratt."
Sd babe bomols isIbit ben Sunssn
oeiaot, negbolb ia .sin Cefden.
tupute."
o ia, bamaIs rcrit bu ,ur5 pcrber
lei 5rib unb RoyiB sstpeieH. no man
Dir 70 pi.I Tyeunoihoit ertpi.ien
bate. 3os toIt Ou bod eemsiH',
papd."
.Sabe id ismaIs strpos eeTdsi, nas
ih riht msinte?"
.Rein, tpabyt2fiis nihi" iost.
6aus nit tttsn anabsrsifsr -
uousaenommen osrsaresne Mode al
Wpris. 9amaIs bd'i ou ssinst. bis
es .ben 70 pisI far ols sesen ft
babe, oab sr bjer1sr fame. uno .our,
mar sr fort, 70 fasielt bu sur Wluts
ter, bab ou i5n am lisbitsn INNER bier
boben tpolIt,ii."
Trau StoIisr mari sinsn fliihtisen
glid ouf Qnna, pelhs bei ben Issten
Worttn bas SeIi6i ibres gotsrs
dngitIid5 tsotattste; ober fpsHn n.r
9pmnoiiolIsbrsr isineu Sinbern es'
s.niittr in e,ipjFen Dingen cub ie1r
pffenher5ig par - unb sur 9:rgeltuna
bafiir lparsu Fl. aud offenber3is sessT
ibn - 10 btbisIt er bod aud monhes
fir Iit, uno p;elleihi tbdisn ss ol:
ainber aud. gr eab bober tsin. Unit
mort, uuo ols 5ans nohmals froet.,
mas Die llria6e fei. bah Wloris MID!
piel gu ibnsn tcmmen iolI,e. ertee5s
net. Stal'sr nit Der Jroge, oh Wlcris
nid1t ouF Der uuipsrfiidt fei. I'm 81
T.ubiren.
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3. & q itel.
Die beiben 0ittnen.

Il US l " Z u ~ I l ~ IL
GmiI 2anet fam ben sSrauen entges
cen, dIs lie ous 3immer betraten, oe's
len Seniter nah einem groben 9arten
binausoincen. Gr fannie. Senrietten.
benn er oriitte fein inniaites genauern
aus unb psrTuhte 5u trOften. O;eaons
fulin hattie pollto ihre sSafIuHq tplez
Der erlonot, Tie leote Sut uno Shap!
oh, mari ii6 erriibet in bic Gde beg
Goph1s unb bot ben g2sFfen, er m0ge
bic Ssenfter T6Itebsr, bomtt bieg8irthss
leute, bic Ii6 i'm 8arten su Thaffen
mahter, bic terhaltung nidt beldus
fhen tonnteu.
osuristts Log tpeinsno uuf sinem
Sehnitu6le.
emil, ich bite DID, Qshs Elm hals
bes Gtiinbhen in 0ein 3ir1mer. 6ens
riette bat nit mir gu Iprshsn. Ser
i6Iafe Die .2eit, ou iptrit riioe 'ein
ron Der gahtreiIe."
Die Oumen tparsr alIein.
Die olte Mitttpe tennen mir, Be-
trohten mir bic ilnoe.
6enrtette NOR cine iunQe, iippia oes
tpahiene sFrau BON finFunb3pun3iQ
Sabren. Mis ons 8Ionoinen botte tie
einsn iiberuus feinen uno tp.iben5eint.
Der BON aner ibren G0rpsrrei3sn nu
r1etftsn uuFfisL. 4uf ben Wanoen III
reg mshr runben uIs opoIrn 8e'ichtea
fhrebte Elm Inhduh BON 8urpur, ber
su bem 6immelblauen orppen Muge eis
ren liebIi6en &ontrait btlbete. Sr
biefem 2luosrbIide mar ihre Reiietoi.
Istte beranoirt, re belt ben R0rper mil
einsm orob.n Shan1 bco.tt, Der fl
p0li1 einhu(Its. cSbr Sub, fIein mi. be1
zines iebr iurosn Mdb6sns, mar nit
eleeanten Qaditisfsln betI.ibet, berer
SpiB.n iih untsr bem aI6ernusr
GeibentIeibe oetpa6ren Iieben. Unite,
BEN Strohbute 3eiat. fi6 bas iippigt
blonos Sanr, bds iber Der Ilobdit.r.
ftirn olott oeIdeitelt mar. co fat
bie ltneliitlife unp fpsinte till DO,
ftf bin. ssrau Braun bate lie einigt
Wainuten ftiq betradtet.
.Senriette," beaonn fie bunn. ,3t
fennit metn SSntere7e fir Did, fiji
Die So6ter metner peritorbenenS dne:
1tsr =. ni[lt Su nun neinem Rutb.
blinoIines foiosn? 0u biit Wit.ip.
bait bic GtiBe ni6t mebr, bic cir
gaann Dir sprdfrt."
9i. ling. 5,ou iprane ouf mari
ben Shalpl ab unb Iieb iih aaf bI:
SnIrs hor rer S:on1ulin nieoer.
.Sarte, DerIab' mid niht, IorFt bir
ih qons oertpuiit,"
Die Sants I0ite bns gonp rrte,
bem runosn 8inn Der Nihte uno nahr
ihr Den 6ut ab. Gin. sglutb pon6ua.
rem fpollte duf bi. fhneeioen S9ul.
tern Der g3itttpe herab. M}er fie 10 n.:
feben, ipiirbs niht oeoIdubt baben, baf
bas rei3srbe 9eiCh0pf Idon pisrSobr;
Derbeirathet getpefen.
.Pein, ih tpill Did nid1t n.rla ITen!'
30, Dos trDftet midi"
.8sfteb. ss, ainb, gu bait mitDei.
mem Shame niht aIiidli6 gslebt!"
SsnrIette ihlu63te laut.
rWdre ts ndh metnem Wunfhe oe.
oangen," fubr Die sante fort, biefs,
aronau bait. DID ME befommen. 81
fannie msin. Nniiht, tpubt. auh, tnas
i6 eetbdn bate, um bi. 6eiratb gu
psrhinbern :. Darum bebanbe!te er
mid ols Feinbin unb lieB mid iein.
Jeinoihoft BEL iebsr Gel seenbeit fiibs
len. Der Wann piirbe mid pernid)tei
haben, ipenn es ibm me elif setpsfen
pGre."
ggerseihe ibm, er lit i.obt!"
80. ih aiirne ibm aut 8 niht mehr.
limb mir bait Du ia lGngft persie.
Zen, ba Du fpeibt, DaB ih benz lebt.n
Millen Der ferbenben 3 Rutter folgte,
tnbem i'd 9ronau bic 8 eno rei6te.S
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Hensr.

Sn Der Wsrfaufsita1ung oss
a.Feroehdnbl.rs DARN Bells. No. 1866
Eprino Grope Mpenns geristb gtitern
Qlbsnb. furs ppr 7 llhr aus unbtianns
tex lirfodls Elm 0aufen heu in gruno.
Die slammsn griff.n NIT 10 groBer
Shnellisieit nm iih, bdb tins Der IN
Der Gtallung urtsrgsbrattsn pfsro. in
bsm d,uer umtam. Ter grannidcoen
befuuft fid1 auf 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-12

syrou u. Cambria, go. 1850 Wounn
Gtrobe, melbete Der poli5ei. bob Elm
unbetonnter. 6rmlih gefleioeter
Mlnnn aeitern Ro6miitos In ibreWols
nuns ein3ubringen perfu6tf. Gr liet.
nIs q fih entbedt fnb. bdpon. Dtrtelh
W1nn tpurbe bereits bOr eiHigfn 1as
eea bsoba6tet, ols q nit sinsm 5saps
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Sci Der e d miere.

ShouIpieler: r5err Drettor, penn
id b.uie ben 0alentin i'm Jauit ipiele.
lafIe ih mid aber nitt eritsten; meis
ne graut 1T ndmlid i'm 1beater, unD
bic bat IS niht germ, tpenn ih iterbe. "
.eh0n. bann fehen Sic ben Wes
pbiito tobt!1
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gante: ~2uft, 2uft - mir blei6t
bas Sers fteben!"
&arlten: r4ber Sort., ipie tann
benn BEL Dir etpos itshen blsiter;
popa faete bod. er hattie Did e.it
seitern oroentlih onfse5osen.
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idIiifIsI ein. Wobnunsstbiirt in BEN
SauIs su 0ffnen psrfuhit. anh bel
bi.fer GsIesenbeit bsluirtss sr iesns
Iluht.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
news and Notes
OF London Town
INV Union Associated Press.l


London, Aug 6.-Mr. Samuel Untef'
meyer is scheduled to return to
America next week where he will ex-
plain to his clients more fully the de-
tails Of the corporation recent formed
by English and American interests to
compete with the Standard Oil Com
pany. Mr.. Untermeyer represents the
American interests and 1t Is said that
his foe was almost as large as that
he received from the Steel trust
$4,000. Twenty million dollars have
been subscribed to begin operations,
$4,000 of it being put up in cash by
English members. The money will
be used to purchase or get options
on every aavilable oil producing prop
erty in Oklahoma, and the syndicate
will also bid for lands in California
that are already developed and yield
ing large revenue. The scheme also
includes the building of the largest
pipe line in the United States from
the Oklahoma properties.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
Are Used To II.

The American women who have
taken houses in London for the seas
on OF longer do not seem to mind the
high prices Of meat as do their Eng
lish neighbors. AS matter of fact
the prices are lower than they have
been accustomed to paying at home,
despite the objections raised against
them by English housewives. The
best cuts, including ribs and sirloin
have advanced about one cent pound
to % or 23 cents. The best cuts of
mutton are from 22 cents to "a cents
a pound. Beef Is rising in price not
only in free trade England, but pro-
tectionist France. In Paris the best
ribs and sirloin have advanced about
five cents pound.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
The Tall silk Hat.

When automobile riding became
popular it was said that the days of
the tall silk hat were numbered; but
in London at least the shiny topper"
is making a brave and on the whole
fairly successful fight for existence,
although it has parted with it's former
companion the frock coat, which is
now almost ousted from the favor or
smart men by the cutaway coat. In
the provinces 1t is different. Auto
mobiling has killed the top hat trade
almost completely. Passengers trav-
cling on the roof seats of an electric
tram find it almost impossible to keep
a top hat on and so they wear derbies
and caps, in which there is less profit
to the hatmakers. The modern craze
for speed, the old-fashioned hat-mak-
ers declare, has cut down their re-
ceipts fully 60 per cent.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
Judges Overworked.

Like American judges, English
judges complain that they are over
worked. AS a result Parliament is
authorizing the appointment Of two
new judges to the High Court Bench
at salary of $25,OOO a year, with a
pension of $17,5O0 after retirement.
The High Court is composed of two
divisions, Kings Bench and Chancery.
behind in their work and lawyers and
clients are complaining of the delay
in the adjudication of their cases. The
Chancery Judges keep their calendar
clear and there is no delay in their
courts.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
The Income Tax.

The payment of the income tax by
the British sovereign is a purely vol
untary act and therefore it did not
come officially within the scope of the
report drawn up by the Committee on
Civil List for the new reign. An
arrangement has been made, however
that in future the King shall not pay
the income tax, but shall be respon'
sible for the expense of entertaining
any of his brother sovereigns who
may visit him. Queen Victoria ini
tiated the practice of the reigning
sovereign, paying the income tax, and
her example was followed by King
Edward.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
annual CONCLAVE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Meeting In Chicago May Be One o.
Tho Greatest FraternaI Gather
inps Ever Held There.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-Knights Templar
from all over America are arriving In
Chicago today by the hundreds, intent
upon making next weeks triennial
conclave one of the greatest fraternal
gatherings ever held in the Windy
City, If not in the United States. The
Masonic Order of Knighthood In this
country comprises forty-six grand
communicates and nearly 1880 subor-
mate Communicates, and all of these
will be represented In the great con-
clave. Among the distinguished WIS.,
itors are the Earl of Euston. who
heads the order in England; Lord
Athlumney, past grand constable;
John Ferguson, past preceptor OF
England and Wales, and the Rt. Hon.
Luther B. Archibald, most eminent
grand master of the Grand Priory Of
Canada.
The great triennial parade which
will be the largest and most impos-
ing ever held by the knights Temp
lar, is scheduled for Tuesday. Com
petitive drills for the championship
Of the United States will be held
Wednesday and Thursday.
AS an indication of the interest
taken in the convention, many Of the
delegates engaged rooms at Chicago
hotels nearly a year ago to make
sure of securing accommodations.
Since the last triennial grand encamp-
ment, held in Saratoga in 1907, the
Knights Templar of Chicago and
throughout Illinois have been prepar-
ing for the present session, and all
plans have been worked out with
such minute detail as to render 1t GER
tain that all the scheduled events
will go off without hitch.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
GOVERNOR PETITIONED
TO PARDON negroes

Jackson, Miss, Aug. 6.-Governor
Noel has been petitioned to grant a
pardon to Ezekiel Blanchard, negro
sent last November to servg life
sentence for the murder Of negress.
The negroes assert that the evidence
upon which he was convicted was
purely circumstantial, and the case is
one that clearly appeals for clemency.
Blanchard was sent up from Monroe
county.
The governor has also been petition
edto pardon Charley Love, sent up
from Oktibbeha county last year on a
charge of housebreaking, and sent
enced to serve three years in the peni-
tentiary. Love was in jail nearly two
years before his conviction, and peti-
TONERS claim that the ends of justice
have been fully. met.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
~MWze4y
(NInH

The monument is to be a work OF
art, and all Italians in the Republic
have been asked to subscribe money
towards its cost. So far the response
has been very liberal.
A committee from the Italian colony
has been appointed to visit the COVER.
nor Of the federal district and consult
with him in regard to the location OF
the monument, and the ceremony OF
the laying of the corner stone.
The corner stone will be laid on
September 20, the anniversary year of
the unification of Italy, and the monu'
ment will be unveiled on September
20, 1911.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
CHANGE IN CHARTER.

At meeting of the stockholders OF
the Needs Lumber Company, held on
the 1st day Of July, 1910, at which
meeting a majority Of the stockhold
ers were present, the following resolu'
tion was offered, duly seconded and
adopted, to-wit:
BE it resolved by the stockholders
of the Needs Lumber Company that
Section Z of the charter of the Needs
Lumber Company be and it is hereby
amended so as to read as follows, to
wit:
Section z: The domicile of said
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
New Dances.

The British Association Of Teach
ers Of Dancing are endeavoring to
standardize new dances, round and
square, which are characterized by
gliding and graceful movements, thus
doing away entirely with horseplay
and romping. Among the new dances
introduced, and which society has
taken up with rage are the Penn
broke, which is round dance com.
bining the mazurka, waltzs and old.
fashioned redown; the aero two-step,
which has long glide suggestive OF
the sweep Of a monoplane and the
Lavalliere, new square dance which
revives much Of the grace and charm
of the gazette and minuet.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
GIVING OUT
The Struggle Discourages Many d
Citizen of Hattiesburg.

Around all day with an aching
back;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one ~give
out"
Doan's Kidney Pills will give re-
newed life.
They will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney i'll.
Here is Hattiesburg proof that this
is so:
Mrs. John O'Donnell, I'll Bouie ST.,
Hattiesburg, Miss, says. Il could
hardly arise from a chair, on account
of the severe pains in my back and
hips, in fact, the misery was often so
great that l could hardly endure 1t.
| was weak and tired nearly all the
time. and seemed to have no ambi'
tion. Too frequent passages of the
kidney secretions also added to my
annoyance and l could see that my
health was gradually declining.
was at the point Of despair, as none
of the remedies took seemed to help
me in the least Reading about
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured a sup
ply at Hays & Fields Drug Store,
and they improved my condition
from the first. 1 soon began to feel
like my former self and 1 continued
taking Doan's Kidney Pills until I
had used the contents of two boxes.
By that time was entirely relieved.
still take Doan's Kidney Pills occa.
sionally, for find them an excellent
tonic for the kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06

COMPANY amending the charter OF the
said corporation, duly introduced sec
onded and adopted at a meeting OIL
the stockholders held on the lst day
Of July, 1910, at which a majority OF
the stockholders were present and
voting.
w. NEEDS, President and Sec
Sworn to aud subscribed before me
this 14th day of July, 1910.
E. B. McRAVEN,
16.4sats Notary Public.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06

Be sure asj take bottle OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Choicrs and niaIrEoea
Remedy with you when starting on
your trip this summer. 1t cannot
be obtained oo board the trains or
steamers. Ch.pges Of water and eli.
mate often Cause sudden attacks of
dfarrhoea, and It Is best 20 be pre-
pared. Scld by Hays Il Field.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06

II your liver is sluggish and out of
tone, and you feel dull, bilious, consti-
pated, take a dose of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be-
fore retiring and you will feel all
right In the morning. Sold by Hays
& Field.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
corporation shall be Jackson, Kinds
County, State of Mississippi"
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
AIrDERDAIE COUNTY

Personally appeared before me, the
undersigned authority in and for the
aforesaid county and state, w. Needs,
who on oath says that he is the Presi-
dent of the Needs Lumber Company
and that the foregoing is a true and
correct copy of a resolution Of the
stockholders of the Needs Lumber
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
FAlIAN ARTISTS TO
SUBMIT DRAWINGS

Aextco City. Aug 6.-The Italian
oloney Of Mexico City has decided to
@sk Italian artists, both in Mexico and
@Ealy, to submit drawings for the
onument to Garibaldi. which will be
eaented to Mexico as a centennial
independence testimonial next
month.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-08-06
FINAL CLEANUP

OF all Spring and Summer Goods Is on
at O'FerralI Bros. If you need any
thing carried in this big stock you
can save money here.