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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29
OrunoeiseHtbnms Sppotbelea.
GiRcinRati, %. Suii.
0eue gnpptheteu.

" IHt u II l 20. sAuis.
9eue Sppotbetsn.
pbiIip ). Goppsl on Dopio S6Op'
per. $1,000.
acuiis DaItsr On Big 5our 3. une
g. 60. $4,000.
GIi;obetb 2ubmonn on 4obiion 9.
uno g. 60. $3.50.
Ulartha Robinioa on Wliami Up,
3. unb g. Go. $50.
SObn 3. aIoiiermun an Warh @in'
ter. $500.
RsIfonsaif 60. an Wsjtsrn Sius 3,
g. uno 6. 60. $1,000.
Geo. SodeHtiet on Gliot 8. Bar
nes. S1700.
gbrift s. Sisin an Jrane.s 6. Bar.
Der. $1,000.
u. 8. GaIIolpop on Stanborb g.
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
Gas. :. sanfep on Rational 3. u
so. $3.50.
Strielbe on Gotpin SduIb. $3.50
5reo. D. gopt an Goutb<rn Shir
6. unb Z. 60. $500.
9stiIett SDpothettn.
Stmon GindeI an Germaniu go. z
8. unb .. so. $500.
aHHie SiIur an SampIon 3. uni
6. go. $3.50.
5runcss Gobs on gongrsb 3. u
Go. $1,000.
anra 9snisI an Brighton 6srmar
ST. 60. $500.
GIiso6.t R,nnid an 0eit.rn G.rmdr
gont. $2700.
Sas. 6. aibo on gIi;a u. Surrsn
$500.
2lfriean 81. G. gburd an Mt
Qoams q. uuo 6. u. $1,000.
5obn 3iuo on Sboron 6. uno 9. u
60. $3.50.
Rarp e. Dunn an 81. ). Sdaffsr,
$500.
Sam. 2. gouIep On SoispbiEs q
5nmmeIratb. $500.
sbos. u. SObnfton an Ronar6 9
uno 6. u. 60. $1,000.
Gbas. Stranb on Rational g. q
Go. $500.
Gtta &. goatss on Grant glart
$500.
Senrp 8omsrs on aurord 9. uni
9. so. $1,000.
gnna g. Subj on 3. Sobonnier
mann. $3.50.
SuIius Jrisoeborn on ). 6. Grs.n
lees. $500.
2Ouis 8. Butts on propioeni z
Q. Ii. e. go. $500.
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mon. Cots s unb 6 In Der 2ubIoiD Sta.
tion Jorm llnterabtbeiluns. 81.
syrnnees g. 9erber an gbriition r.
Stein, 78s older in Ssttion 5 bon
0rsen 9oipnibip. $21O0.
Jreb. 90. Goot on RelIie &. Sente,
az 5uB an WeIitpn pluce. 81.
2ouiIe i. Bauer on gbifipp G.
8our. 70 Sub an Der Columbia ape.
$1.00.
Gccnomp Some 8uitbiug 60. an
0eIicnsellf Co.. so sSuB an ntr Gpfes
rain Qite. $4,000.
Shos. W, 6artman on Marn ,rib.
etne Got on Der pocobrnias aps. 81.
Warn g. Dunn on Bertha Starreti,
25 Sub an Der Clinton Strabe. 81.
Sas. :. Barnes an mortin Barnes,
30 Jub on Der Sdnil.on Vite 81.
Wldrn 6. Gontpan an He[lis I. prpTs
Isr, cine Got on Der golpen 9tptnue. 81.
Goipin Sdulb an Sos. :. sanIep,
373 jub an Der Suater apenue in
Poriuooh. 81.
Carrie WiIioms on 4nnie Utelser,
cine Got an Der Gamblers StraBs.
$1,000.
Sol. 9iehtnbdrn on @sc. Ronsr,
Cots II unb IS in 8rpant &: 3repor's
lnterobtbeiluns. 81.
RcrDooo Ssisbts 60. an Rate 0ols
Der. Got II in Der Rortpooo Seigbts
unterabtheiluns. 81.
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Serliuer Sppen.
er3eitunssbdnbItr.

Gum 9srufsitonb .onnis er ii6 nur
in Der WsIiftoot entipideIn, tpo bic
grpbe ansobI Der i'm aaufe o.s 1aae3
srfhtinenben 8l6tter. ibre bdufieere
4useabs. ni. peri9drfts fonturr.n5
unb oie grDbsre llnIiGnoigftii DIR e.
isrmaTsn ts nit iit bringsn, bob Die
3eitunasDerlage NIT bem in ngrObern~
unb .mittlsrn" Stdotsn iiblifen 9e-s
trisbsipItem. benz abounement, niht
oussufonmsn nermoeen. ionbsrn osa
Strabenbdnolsr ols abinB permit.
tslnoe unb forbernbe 3piitxHinIianI
einihisben miiHen. es in nitt Iei63f.
bic iosials uno tpirihitaftlits Strut
tur bieies 5dnolerfonoes n6btr 3u ers
griinben. Die 9erufsitatiitii bat ibn
nod nidt erfabi. iresnbDelhe Org J.
niiatipn. bic Matsrial liefern iouute.
bat er iih nod niht s.esbeH. unD 10
III man i'm nefentlihen auf bic 9eoba
ahtuns dngsfpisisn. Die alsrpings
re1t piel oes Sni,refanteu uno aud
4mllonten bistet. Gins modte man
pobl germ por alien tpilen: BIS 81
ip<idgm GraDe Der 3eiiungsbdneler'
itGnb Elm bouptbsruflibsr iii. b. 3. of
rnb fpieipeit er ieinen Wann begin,
Fline syrou felbf. nabri. oDer o5 tr in
ntr 5ouptinds ols .rgGnsenoe gs.
FdGftigung oieni. Qesiere auffdhunr
| nohte qetpinnen, fpenn man bic MIDI
tigf.eu Dsf6dftsseitsn bss 3eitunss.
| bdnbiers beriidfihtist. bic ibm ndmlif
| gaeb fonit iiblifen 4rbeitsbsgriffsr
| nrh gsniaenb 3sit unb gsleesnbti'
su onbsre, B.ih6ftisung lnHsu. Oh
iiub bic Soften rcn Wittnss etmd u
BID a3 .unD Gbsubs DoH etsDt
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0rnns,is.xibHuS llebertraanas.n
gircinnati, %. Sun.

gircinnati, %. Suli.
9upib G6opper an philip !. Gap
pei. IL Qtsr in Ssition IL bon Gr.sn
Iopnihip. 81.
gliSabst q. Renni6 an aouii. DaI.
ter. 20 Jub an Der Msit 8. Strobe,
nabe 8apmIlIsr Strnbe- 81.
Woies Bloom. 2ruftes. an 5snrr
Raub Ii .gnb.. so CUB On Der Gin
Strobs, nnk IL. Ctr. 81.
potrid 9. WleAeons an Jatob Bel.
lem. 43s iyub an Der Glenpap aDe. ST.
gbos. 6. Wpore on Geo. Bed. Cots
6 unb 8 in gbas. 6. Moore's llnier'
abtbeilung. $50.
9eo. Bed on Aenrp ]. 8eder. 2oti
8 uub s in c.rielben lln.erabtbeilung
$50.
Sionep u. gernjtein, an benielben
Cots 25 uno q in berislben llnteruba
ttsilung. $50.
5snrn :. geder an Gli3abetb got
tenbprf, Cots 6, 8, % unb n In Der
ielben llntsrnbtbeilung. 81.
Sarrist 6. 5opes on 9bos. sJisas
ralb, zine Got in gpons Woobs. 81
Sobn ). Safer an ghus. Spdnsler
13 ader in Sefiion 13 bon Sprins
fislo Sopnihip. $1750.
gbos. MeDonclb an ghos. McDo
nalo WurbI. Co., cine Got an Der Ddl
ton unb Shrmdn 4Denue; 1Os Jul
an Sk'7--:- Qpsnue uno 5tDei Cots al
Skrman 2ptnue. 81.
pearl serris an u. :. 9tfttrberq
78i Gub an Der gendr apenae. 81.
gt:! g. gour an Gpuiie 3. 1auer
s 0JuB an Der Gben Mpenue. 81.
Warp Wintsr an aobu 8. RIofss
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9lnnfefis berlprift nift sflrrino

9lunfeiis ber1prift ni6t Stwino'
fuht, 2sberleiDsn, uuberbauli6teit,
Sriibiinn, ODER Sibneraugen gu BET.
len; Dobl aber gurantirt es ioiortige
Stn5ertng uno oouige Selling &lIeu.
Die on 8 4 morrhoioen Ieioen.
IS lit cine Der iegeHsreihiten Grim.
oungen oes25abrhlnoerts, lUie 10000
banfbore Batienten be.
5eug en- fonnen.. Qroben auf
8erlangen an irgen6 cine 9tbreiie
TO itenfrei geianbt ourh g. Neu.
Itaeoter & Co., 8or 1916, Rerp Oort.
Siitet euh Dor Nohnbmunqen. ghtet
boruuf, bnB Die llnterihriit bon g.
SiIs6ee, W. g., iih oui jeber Setie
Der Shattel befinoet. .A.g8
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BAIT fperben, ipenn niht Elm erThipe=
renoes Moment binsutommt.
pnnb bos ipdre9" fragte Der aom=
msraienroth dnsItIid.
r9Senn biefer Or. glbrenb nidt Elm
asent Dffentiiner !oduier in 2onbon
poer amerita lift. Sn bieIem5on freiz
ltb oiirften ipir unisre Spffnunaen
reht febr berobftimnsn."
%, mein Gott, msin Gott, nrms,
arme Rito!@
Der inldue gurI9e bat bos MGo~
6en peroommt eein al nebnen aetpubt.
Der pornebmen, ptrip0bi,ten iineen
Dame fonnte er nur purh cine ean3
tmpoionte Gtequna beifommen. Shr
ereentriihspoetiifts Ratrrel mnbte
in Der gte nit einen 5iirften bos
bodite erreihbore 3isI erbIiden. 9as
pubte Der Spibbube tppbl unb bnrauf
bdute er ieinen gIan."
pllno mas gebenisn Sis gu tbun?"
~3ebn Sage nnterpeas no,
mir iperesn fhon gtitteI uno Wese
finbsn.@
rater i9 bite, jebes 9Iuffsben su
psrmeiben."
rSelbitperftGnblit."
SSn bas Geipr6d Der beiben WGnner
tIang ihriu bic gIote bes Selephons.
.abd, bas tpirb Der R.rierpo-itanb
iein, Der uns R6hsrss iiber Or. abs
rsno mitsutbeiIen bat" Der gsamte
nobm ben 91oIIbetsr isinss appaz
rats ans Sbr:
rSisr gplis.irott BON St.Itmnun. :"
rSier 2euinant Dunot. SD babe
rs9,rdieren Iofen, Ssrr Ru:b, barf
i'd S5nen bos R,iuItat burhs Sslss
phon mittbeiIsn, oo.r bsfebIsn Sie eli
nsn f6riftli1en gsrtht2"
rRein, nein, Id faets Sbnsn bod
ihon, bnB ih tel,pbonii6s Ru6riGt
niinihts; es ion ritts iibsr biefen
Joa eef4rieben nsro.n. gBen haben
Sic CUR Reherne g:ititt2"
Zen Ma6tusiitsr Goqe."
sRun uRo ." gu Dem apms
m.rsienroth seipanO:. iasts er: rNsbs
men Sic bite ben ano.ren 9eher unb
boren Sie su eirsn aueenbIid, lie
kr Serr Wunht 70, nun bin
ib bsr.it."
Or. 4brsnb 1T ,tDa felt 2 Sabren
in Berlin. Gr Iette isbr 3uriitsssps
gen, aber tpis es bsn guI6sin bate,
ols GROCER Serr. Gr 1T am %. De-
ssmber 1869 5u Gisu g,borsn unb felt
b,m Sabre 1895 I. I. Stabsar5t in Der
oiterrsififhen Marins."
nDsiter ipifen Si, ui6tsa"
Rein"
Gut, id bants Jbnsn."
.Raatbeilises 1T aIio Der gpIis,i
iihtr SIREN nsrm.iEtIi6en grinsen
nod niht 81 Sbr.n estoutmsn, ober
id b.nts mir. BAT i'd ieinsn pIan
bur6ihaus.4
limb mas IN f.in ptuu9' frogt, Der
aommsr3isHrats.
rGdrustr Hlpcte I'D pcrldufl9
I6psigsn. Sh bite Sis nur, mir els
n,a e,rausn Drunbrib oShr.s Saufss
unb Shr,r 9ef6dfisloioIitdt,r su isns
ben. ob.r 70 baIb ols m0sIi2. b0ren
St.."
rDsnn 81. gcrIGiH. brau6sn,
.tpa nm siuen 8enHtsn nn5 2onbpH
81 f.noen, tuphin fl6 bic 8eiosn pors
ausfihtIin btssben bnben 2"
Sd brau6s 3an6G't tpsitsr ni5tE.
oIs oi. 3.i9nung Sbres Saui.s."
Out, ia nil uihts fros.t i9 p.rs
traue Shnsn unbsoinet."
.Das t0nr,r sic ouf."
Der poIi5siraib erhob iid unb
r.i6ts isinem gaiie gum QbI6i.b bic
0onb. - Dsniee 4neenbIids fpdt.r
mar er oIein. Gr monts f.9 ouf Elm
tlsin.s 3.tt,I6,u einie. gI,iitiftnotis
gen, bonn tIineslh er. Den sintrttsrs
ben 8.omtsr frdgte or:
ST 5,rr Fommiiior Sipp nod i'm
Saus?'
SO tp.rb, nahIekn, S.rr Raib."
.gr icu iofOrt 5u mir tommtn.-
Der SommiiTdr tam unb bIitb biz
fief IN bts Ra6t BEL ieiuem Gbsf.
fN.~4;.L.~n ragc3A
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g amS. apsIio FIR 1oiIetts nno Sab ~ Elm
~ Selifates prdparat, 70 n6tbis fur Gntb. sDte
aonpIio fir bas bous. gpHte itd anf iebem aDaid5.
tt,d, bsnben. 6dit bic 6ant tncid beietigf iedeHs
unS i'm Sob fDroert ee Die natarden
Der 6aut rnb perIeibt ein ansenebmes 0efhbi aesss
2ebcns. prpbirt Elm Gtii6.
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9 prf 6.

a.: DBie tommt es, baB 9u mir su
melner 8:rbeiratbung niat gratus
lirit2"
g.: nWeil id tein propbet bin."
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Mt &C m a 4k

.Mtlanie. sic oneiH pdrsn imlsanDe,
meiueas lstpen Dnisin sintn 5Hboii 3u
gtbtn.s
~Rei6en Gie mtinem pnpd 56r -
~9nbuli1Dsrsei%nib siH!4
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fSerr (3u einen1 5rGuLein, Inn
oeIien Sano er bel ibrer tauben Ilttr
ter anlnlteu milo: nGarf ih init
Sbrer Wama ihreien?"
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VI n 4 nee.

Jir be 3eiieioiIon pirb BON aes
ipanbtem 5ui6snDie6 Elm 9ertbeioiger
ssia4t!
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05

Liberia shares with Haiti the dis
tinction of being the only place In the
world where the negro rules not only
himself, but also such. white men as
dwell there. Liberals history has
been one long record of intertribal ana
civil wars, although its record in TINS
respect, it is only fair to say, is less
sanguinary than that OF Halu- III
fact, so careful is the Liberian OF his
skin when fighting is in progress that
it has become standing joke that a
Liberian battlefield is the safest place
on earth and that to become soldier
In Liberia is to embrace the least dan
gerous profession known to manklhu
--.RAMsn,ssW w eekly.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
JACKSON GLOOMY
OVER THE FIG|l
Thdy Wanted Jeffries To Win, IN
Were Willing to Bet Two to 2
On The White Man.
Special to The Net1s.

Jackson, Miss, July 5.-Jason
fight fans are gloomy. They ful ex-
pected Jeffries to put Johnson ouhnd
when the news was flashed herthat
the negro had won it just abouIoo
them all off their pins. But title
money was bet on the fight hd as
every one wanted to bet on Jfles.
odds of 2 to 1 were offered, bupere
were few takers.
The result of<the fight CAMPS
distinct shock to all Jackson. Fhey
were loyal to Jeff, and could Erdly
realize it when the news was shed
over the wires that the big BID mad
put the once invincible jeff dol and
out. They believed JEFF was bet
ter man, and were ready tdager
their money that way, but thd VINO
offered large bets at odds of to L
feel that thew made money byailing
to find takers.
The negroes showed as mudif not
more interest in the fight 70 the
white pepole. Jeffries was derally
condemned, for days before I hght'
for meeting the negro. Th{eeling
here was that, Nyen if he uthnson
out, it would be but little edlt 10
him There was considerabbetting
among the negroes, Jeffries ng the
favorite, and odds were giv} }on the
white man because of his fder rec
ord in the ring.
The fight was never regakd with
favor here. and is now reghd as a
disaster, since Jeffries wafnocked
out. Returns from the figHame in
slowly at first, and as thdulletins
we're posted the crowd ereased
During the first few roundWhen II
looked as though Jeffries VI playing
with the negro, there waSenty OF
Jeffries money in sight, buH takers
He seemed to have all thaest of II
nj the close of the tenth roh, which
was followed by the flash houncine
Iohnson's victory.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
VEGETABLE FOODS.

Spinach Rich In Sulphur ard iron,
Pumpkin In Phosphorus.
The French have saying that "pars-
ley is broom to sweep the stomach"
Lettuce Is! nerve food. Radishes,
build tissue and are rich in phosphort
us and In iron. M
Horseradish contains higher per
centage of sulphur than all the other
vegetable roots. spinach ranking next
in value. Spinach also contains large
proportion of iron.
A mayornaise dressing with lettuce
is especially desirable for thir, people,
but for the overplump French dress
ing is to be recommended. The ac-
ton of vinegar on the digestive organs.
however. is not to be considered The
acid of lemon 'slice is pre- ferable.
While APES are most excellent
fruit for faini building. which phos-
phorus aid lin. the humble pumpkin.
desecrated Q the uses of pie and jack
O. lanterns. holds the prize. Pumpkiu
rates 2.79 in phosphorus, while apple
is but AS.
When in search for this special ele
ment take up a pumpkin diet. But as
winter squash would stand the same
analysis it can be used as a vegetable
in many varieties and thus the needed
phosphorus supplied. Cucumbers rams
next In phosphorus value to pumpkin
being 2.0S.-yegetarian Magazine.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
MAY SELL TIMBER
FROM 10TH SECTION
Decision Of Supreme Court, Which
NuIlifies Former Decision, Great
Victory For Lessees.
Special to The Netos.

Special to The NeDS.
Jackson, Miss, July 5.-The SUI
preme Court decision in the cele-
brated 16 section case holding boards
of supervisors have the right to sell
timber from these lands, nullifies
former decision ON the subject, and
is a great victory for the lessees who
have been waging a vigorous fight for
several years to secure a new ruling
on the subject.
1t is estimated that fully $10,000,OO0
worth of standing yellow pine is in
volved in the decision, although the
amount in controversy in the Dantz-
Ter case, on which the decision is
based, is comparatively small.
The decision of the court by di-
vided vote, Justice Anderson dissent
ing, created great surprise, and the
most surprised person in the state
was Judge r. V. Fletcher, former At
torney- General, who rendered the now
| famous decision thdl leSSeeS VI SAA7
teenth section lands have no right to
remove timber therefrom, followed by
an opinion several months later that
boards of supervisors have no power
to sell the timber on sixteenth section
lands.
Practically all of the 18th section
-
land in South Mississippi covered viii
pine timber was conveyed under nine
ty-nine year leases several years ago
and a majority of the lessees arr
timber syndicates, who stoutly. con
tended in the original litigation tha
the state had been guilty Of a breacl
= of faith; tnat they leased these land
for the purpose Of removing the tin
Der, therefrom, and, mall equity, shoul
be permitted to do SO. Attorney-Gel
eral Fletclka contended that the lea
es did not convey the right to remoy
timber. and. after a memorable battl
twas sustained in this contentio
State Revenue Age
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
GREEK WEDS \
AMERICAN GIRL
Daughter of Former Ued states
Senator Weds Greek Nassador
to Americana
1Rx Union Associatekress.)

Norwich, Conn, July t-Although
the Greece which produd Pnldias
is dead and buried undehe dust OF
oenturies. vet in thesdlegenerate
modern days there arefeeks VINO
are true to the sublime Editions of
their ancient worship ate shrine of
beauty and art. One oEese, Lam
hros A Coromilas. who PRESENTS the
King Of the Hellenes ape court OF
Uncle Sam, today denstrated his
oood taste by taking ais bride an
american girl. Miss nie Ewing
Cockrell, of Missouri, one OF the
most beautiful young WEN in Wash
ington society.
American women the most
beautiful of any natidor age, de-
clared the Greek miHer when he
came to this country te years ago.
~They are even more etutiful than
the women of AncieiGreece, and
were to take wif{he would be
. native Of the Unitedates."
Mr.. Coromilas is put fifty-hy
wears old, and, with y Van Dyke
and bushy gray hair one. OF the
most striking appeart members of
the diplomatic corps. Ie is bach
elor and. until his aril in America
three wears ago, wal,nsidered by
his fellow diplomats a woman
bater
Following the MARIE, which was
Continued on P four)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
Big BALLOON
DIDN'! ASCENT
Oh Account of The High Winds Whic
Prevailed Yesterday, And Crowds
Were Disappointed.

Thousands of people Sere disap ar
pointed yesterday afternoon wien ! rS We.
was announced that, on account of thu are
high winds which prevailed, the bigom
balloon ascension and parachute lear
would have to be postponed. div
Immediately after noon thascrowdsmp
gathered at the old basebx1l p9rk orptn
Ha dy street to see the 1freat kaSsgt lou. ! ,s
up n the air, and they.wsited pati ienta = @ ar
ly lor perhaps an hour foz ~ evenages
to AXE place. NO a4ronapf was l. and
sigtt, however, bat presently it ~es-five
ann H.unced xhat tie balloon would aiYorE
cen in ah$t twenty minutes.
rs coptented themselve
by{ l,.s,sbQn the grass, waiting foMarl
tharvs1hg to make it's apeparancqork
,eag& to see it go up with the man me
WhoMss. to make the bold parachut pho
leapitd the earth. After waiting foiot
soms time. It mas annpupced on eitnel
coun q tie hish winds which lh.t as any
vaild Tvs tb91eht advisabls /nn%gress %
fsr AZ feature Of the day's pr, ave not
until mother date, and The e.Aat nigh
trantsd back 10 enc city, 81: on any grea
fContiInu -yet'n :" ) not bestowet
IN Washington. Jefferson or Lin
Tin. When | saw that photograph
lth the mother of parliaments In tn
z;lckground, and realized my advanc
ing years l said to myself. Here ar
two noble monuments of antiquity
two shining examples of the. surviva
of the fittestp"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
classified.

Classified. al
The - lion has been maa& that
goats. prices should bfi taken
away fr1I< ~ provisions list d quot
as bis he'd rtlne. -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
166M Awarded to thA
aslssslns g Engineering /
Newport News,

II Postmaster Collins has been Off cot.
aally notified by the postoffice delow
rArtment that the contract for the ue
f&deral building at Hattiesburg ha' the
been awarded to the Newport Con nm
tfactfng and Engineering Company, O.
Newport News, Va, the contract pric'cru
being $69,455, and the building to be No
completed not later than August Il J,
1911. ~ ~,
NoIwlhslahuihs tno' 'ne lex
|ors have more than year in which to
finish the building, it is generally be-
lieved that the work on the buildingu
will be started Immediately, and tha .
It will be completed before the frs Ex
Of next April.
This is gratifying intelligence t tn
Hattiesburg citizens, as many of thel pa
have long since become impatien III
iris
y lar
on the building. +
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
'HITwORTH COLLEGE

u tne lty carefully selected officers
9Th sc
o rem 'nei' mo ~ W.
ladies' Win US last SESSION. a
,roceedxcellent course leading to de-
u Jud6 L. B. and A. B. Department
Jnitedic i inc,ud;ne niano. violin. voice
'eais. Department of elocution.
ne VI Fce and art. Next session be-
Nnere tember s, 1910. For. Cata-
,ision. arr,ress wbitvortb colleee.
A SUI 4lrMiss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
NOT AN ACCIDENT
OR UNPLEASANTNESS
Marred The Day, And Great Throngs
OF People Spent The Day in Enjoy
ing the Entertainment Provided For
They by Hattiesburg Citizens.

Hattiesburg did herself proud at her
first Independence Celebration yester-
day, and the thousands of visitors who
came to the city to enjoy the hospi-
talitS of the Magic City and the en-
tertainment provided for them by the
Commercial Club and public spirited
citizens went home last night feeling
better for having come.
While the crowd was perhaps not
quite as large as was attracted to the
big Prosperity Celebration last fall,
those who came yesterday expressed
themselves as being more thoroughly
pleased with the program than on the
former occasion.
Every train coming into the city
brought hundreds of people from all
directions, and there was something
for them to see and hear from the
time they arrived until their depart
ure last night. Not single accident
or unpleasant occurrence was report
ed during the day, and the very best
of order prevailed. The people seemed
determined upon having good time,
and they were in no wise disappoint-
ed.
The magnificent street parade was
perhaps the most interesting feature
of the program. By 10 o'clock the
streets were literally thronged with
people who crowded the sidewalks
from one end of the city to the other,
while the windows of the second up
stairs of all the stores and office build,
ings were utilized by those who de'
sired to witness the great pageant to
the best advantage. R
The parade formed at the corner
of Second and New Orleans streets,
and arched to Jackson street, thence
to Main, down Main to Front, then 70
Mobile, Newman, River avenue, Short
Bay to Bay, and up Main to Court
"a. = II !. z 2.at-.-~- ,.,or;e,on+ and
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05
~'aTER ship OF
E SL0CUk AFIRE
2NOcfy Associated Press.)
July 6.-The steamship

: NOcfx Associated Press,
con, 'uly 6.-The steamship
sassasS ss suDs. rDN cir runs to R0'ha-
those cQndits B in prophesying w
storm, [1he. was scarcely rfghtutn
assignf = + - that ''the air Is
SO Nss's "a 29.u;s (s,.s,sr
to swim IN st u1>1G & fresh
water. As salt war W than
fresh water 1t Is evident that heav-
Ter the liquid the greater the buoyant
force.
The atmosphere exerts a buoyant
force upon the smoke from chimneys
in exactly the same way that water
exerts a buoyant force upon a swim
Iner. Therefore when the smoke beats
down. as soon as it leaves a chimney
it must be concluded that the buoyant
force exerted upon 1t is relatively
small and that the air is not heavy.
but light.
I A light atmosphere, or. rather. a
sudden lessening of the pressure of
the atmosphere generally, takes place
before a storm. Therefore the SMOKE
from chimneys, If observed intelligent
ly, furnishes a pretty good weather
indicator.-Ch Chicago Record-Herald.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05

Honest value in return for. your
money and no question about it when
you have us lay your roofing, put up
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All kinds of roofing and general tin
and sheet metal work.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05

When in Hattiesburg it will
pay yon to go to Mcmillan &
Williams Bankrupt Sale for bar
gains in Shoes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-05

Al Swiss professor named Redort''
states that not one woman in score
has 4 perfect foot owing TO the wear
ing Of hixh heeled boots and pointed
toe Shoes. Russian. German. Amert
can, Atstrian and Dutch women. he
saws. Hive broad feet. while thosGkQf
Engilsl1 7oIIie IN are too narrow to ff1hil
classic1X and healthy conditions. The
womenI|of the Latin races. excluding
French tou1ep. have the test formed
and II Fefofe the prettiest feet, the
profdoG1 11ys.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-10-05

Crystal Flour is first-class. Buy
it at ]. NJ. Rauch's.