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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03

Dor 100 9Iar fbcn On MI.

5or 100 aar iibeii par nnlten belle
giien os afrifa itengt for gpan5e.
liet, og De forifielIige airfeiamfuno
bapoe beler life | bet belle oa itore
logen pirfeIig Snteresie for Sebnin.
gemisiionen. Ser fanotes ga oerfor
omtrent life proteitnntiifc frtitne | De
beoenffe 2anoe.
aiin benimob 200 WisiionRrer
par uoienot os gibeIen fun operiat
pna SO Sprog. Oct oarIiee 8ibrag
til ~Seoningemisiionen itob / IorboIb
BERTH. Oct naaeoe life enaana OBJ
til l Wiaion aroner.
Der bar life uoienot nosen 2ase.
missioner, og Der ianbtes intet sos.
pital eler 9arnebiem / De bebeuife
2anoe. Snofsbte 9reiter bar Der
beaer insen al. Se Iieeiaa Iiot bar
Der ublenot fpinbelige Wisiionsar-
beioere eler giort noeet iarifilt Dir
beibe blanbt 'bebenife apinoer.
Sngen 9ostrpfferier bar oprettet
noe paa M~isfionsmarferne, os ingen
8olportsrer ubienbt for OF uobrebe
gibelen og andre friiteIige Sfrifter
blanot Seoningerne.
Nu oerimob lager pmtrent belle
@erben aaben for Gpaneeliiationsar-
beibet, ifriper Yaitor g. Scbreiner /
"Mrgp." aae epangeliife &irfer bar
meb Mpor og Graft taget op 0eis-
iionsarbeibet. Ger finoes uoe paa be
fprifienige MfiSiionsmerfer omtrent
5 Wiaioner bsbte, % Der arbeioes
al 10000 Wisiion9rer.
gibelen er belt eqer belpis operlat
poa 500 forifielise Sprog og 0ia-
letter. SsbnineemiSiionens Snbteg'
ter nGrmer Zig iterft 100 Weilioner
aroner. Tuienoer al 2eaemisiio.
nprer bebanbler aarlig minoit B
@tiGioner ipse. Ser finoes 400 Wfis'
iionsbospitaler og 500 9arne6iem.
Der er uoienbt 1000 f~pinoelige
arbeioere, og Der er ubbannet ont
trent $4,000 inOisbte Ireiter. Ser
err 10000 Wisiionsifoler 90 100
Observation-Disclosures, bporfra Der lto-
aaor 400 friItelige 9labe. Suienoer
al Stuoentsr er reiit no iom MiS-
iionGrer % 1uienber forbereoer Jig
til at bragg no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Srng life
SrufbinS
Otter trg0tDc AGrs GTptriMtHter bar ita
iremOragt IN AUDtnoClit IOt MGHo,
SpiHhcr oG @BrH, Der bcls
bTt0rr &rOi.
See SluStr Sen paa Qrppe.

Nois bu tGg grEut, UTiiru alt arcft, Tom Ill mia.
cU9r andre box .-ilCt hnr ita 0lUT, mia frgite SUirCs
etRe EteeriioG,Uhg GUagcU has, 90 JIG Ul iCubs ba
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
sfnlnr MchSclcIie fro Iotent.Mo.

rofotcrne 8iaiamion & Mer6ont,
Oar. 925-933 metropolitan Size
9loa. (fsr Guaranty 2oan), Winne.
apolis, @tinn., er / ben forlsbne llge
ieIqenbe Satenter tiloeIt Minneiota
% 9ofota Spinbere:
Adolph Anderson, Houston, MINI.
Attachment for Planters. Nicholas Col
gen, St Charles, MINI, Separating-grate,
William A Fifield, Minot, n u, Wind
mill-governor. Charles NJ Green, Grand
Forks, N ID, Shocking Tool. John Hen
ry, Grand Forks, n d, Grain Door. Al
fred E Holmberg, Chatam, MINI, Sew
ing Machines OF Attachment for same.
Simon c Lawler, Duluth, MINI, Wrin-
ger. James F Mccain, Minneapolis,
MINI, Kettle-strainer. Finley E Me
Quenn, Minneapolis, MINI, Backstop
for Elevator-heads. Edward Nelson,
Aldrich, MINI, Collapsible Glothes-rack.
Joseph B Tuor, st Paul, MINI, Remova-
bic Spout for Jacketed Cans. Claude A
p Turner, Minneapolis, Mimi, Steelske-
Teton concrete construction.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Denifab bIdnot
lapere OYr.

Om gmret "@erifab bIanot Iopere
0pr", cauierer SdcfcIS befienote
Glen, @ilbcIm 9sIihc, i Ell intereS.
iant Irtitel.
NeapcIS p%ibun6erlig ifisnne bIoa
@ugt uobrcber Jig Tor oS. 8i refer
no meO 6iiterue og iGnfcr Ncttet /
0pbct. 81 trGffer set op igien %
opOagcr pIltoieli9 en- pcIfienbt Gin.
geit ct Sne8lebuS al ben Sort, iom
@sruene pc0 NoroiisenS Stranoe Ie.
ger meO.
Mcn set er life ct tomt Snegle'
bus; tbi bet Iigger life title, men
ifpbeS iremoper meo ct burtigt Rpf.
SuegIen ipreS at DO iube oct. On
to5er oct op, % no giernem aab.
niugeu itrHffes ct Tar aler og nogIe
panSreNe Ben moo Dig. Saaomne
bar inaen SnegI, men finn en- pirfe.
liz arebs. s Suiet, ionl Sneglen
ifuIoe bebo, iiober altioa Ell arebs
meO @agfroppen inoe / Sfalet.
arebieu, iom al Natiiren life eier
no1et SuS. bar i~nologeret iig | ct
LIANT inaoont % iI9ber oct meo iia.
Wtan faIber ber 9remittrebs eiter
oenS 2epemaaoe.
Ser CT uoget ~9aaOeiuIbt peo bette
al areb'eu beboeoe Sneglebus. Sele
oen i~prreite Del er opentil beflpSt
meo en- bcipuoerlie Silt al imaa Gag
ger. Oct er Ell aoloni al Eolppper.
arebien er beres Hioebeit! Sinher
Den Rprine ior ia, bIiper Der altir
liot i9ien Tor sc imaa Srolos GIN
tenoe Nhmoe. Saaleoes bar Folp'
perue 6oroeI al arebien. Oct er Dem
life ligeapIOiat. ON SuegIebuiet ei
toult eler beboet al ell 2rebs; d
ioretrGffer et meo 9eieboer.
Sermeo bar ri iorfaret Senlfa
bets enc Sioe.
@en bpilfen Shuttle fan bel areb
len haze al DC imaa Iolpper Der
oppe2 III iaar sisre ct Experiment
) afparietS 8lasbcboloer placeret
pbu ct arebien iienhtlist Gpr, I. Gr
en- gIGfiprut, JON or Ell al Sapet'
p9rite &spere.
@ieo fine LANCE arme mariner oel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Sat hin Sernim9.
(gi GbriItian Sborspig.)

(Gi Gbriitian S~borspi8.)
Sor Worgenbaa. er Cubs 9efal.
b: ineenIunbe Jorge ifal;
paa set ~forunbres icmme.
St ier9e her er iorefulb 9aa;
meb SmIore COB pi frem ian naa,
DEN uoen Fir hi TONNE.
Sper enifer itorme 2pffens Sor8:
Saa Saab, item frern, itaa Ell ! Sor9l
ioa bar Su @cien funSet.
Sil Sioefnauiens Srugt Ell CLINT,
Ell heller til beuS Salsrenb Iptl
% irem bu Iarat bar punSet.
8aa Sioeffrcntcns frosnc GRUB
for 2ipet aror Suberflcr Inn;
itepn frem. BET er biu @ierniu8l
6uIf, Spilen er til Sorsen Utor,
men al soot Saab COB Orior8 9ror.
pco Sen fat trpot rim Sernin9!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Spmore Wteccnftn
2utbcr college Club.

Genne Sorening, iom beitaar al
ioroums glcper af 2utber College SO
@enner al Sfolen, bolbt lit aarlige
Mebe / Mtabiion Onsbag @ften ben
22be Sebruar. Man iamleoes | en-
Selifabsial / 8pen. Waoiion og
Chicago 8reItefonferens bolot Wesoe
/ 9pen / De Gage % ollie Bre'terne
oa beres 9erter Dor inobuOt, iaa Der
par en- 8oriamling paa 70 Gamer og
Serrer. Gfterot man bapoe billt paa
buerunbre, inbbeb &lubbens Sr9ii.
bent, Ibpofat Sobn Oils, ollie til EN-
gonfet / Spiieialen. Man iang en-
9oroinlme ~Itaaenbe og Bait. $. SOIL
norien l9ite tilboros. Sr. Oils er'
ifcoe ale pelfommen oe inofsrte VII
tenens "Soaitmaitcr", RaIt. u. gre'
oeien. timber Wnaltibet bolotes M
SaIer al islgenbe: Sormano 5. Noro'
By, "oet norife airfefolf | amerifa";
Gale til afbeoe SGqesfprmano, DR..
g. Screens @inbe, Sait. $. Salpor'
len, eiter bpilfen SoriamlIingen rei'
tie Tia for at b9ore ben aibsSes @iin'
be: Sr. 8. g. Gbpin, mangeaarig
geitprer al Cane Gountp 8attig'
aaarb, boIot Ell anilaaenbe Sale ON
Wfinbcr fra Sfolebagene peo Sltber
College; beu aloeriteene gaitor q.
@ranot, ben encIte gienlepenbe al Den
norife Spnpoes Stiftere, fortalte
flere intereSIante Sr9f fra Strabao'
ierne / @pbpggerbagene; 8roi. SUI
Iius Slien, 8~rofesior | i~fnnoinauilte
Sprog peo @isconiins llnioeriitet,
tuIte ON Stubiet al De ifanoinapiIfe
Sprog peb De amerifanife unioerlite.
ter; Statsfosierer u. s. Oobl tolte
for Samerne oe GAP ct fraftigt Sno.
l9g for aipnoernes Stemmeret; Or.
8. q. GborIog tolfeoe paffert SILENT
NETS getpbnine. Otter "Sa, ni ell
fer bette 2anbet", iuneet at Soriam'
Iinqen i~taaenbe, tnlte Sfattefommis.
ier &c. g. Sougen ON DR.. Saur Sar.
lens @irfe peb 9iitber College. Otter
benne Gale lang man ~itonenoe 20
9utber", Gonegeiangeu. Bait. 9re'
beien minbebe ON, at man bar lamlet
paa 3aibingtons Ssbielsbag og
man lang "Wtp eountrp, It's OF thee.
Snoimeaem Salerne lang en- Wanos-
fpartet beitaaenbe al Gaitorerne SOL
Den 81. SIien os o. Sunobp, asli'te'
renoe Statsiefret1r u. 6. Gorge %
Sr. 9. Sonien. "@%ftenrsiter", "Raar
Siorocne bIooner", "Solo big no,
bort aamIe Ierfe", "anne amloS.
Sotter" oa "Eil giterlanb uiloe Jog
lara.
Get fan bemerfes, at peo benne
bpeaeIiae SeIt bar aaffe os Waoi'
ion.@onb bet iterfeite, iom ierpereoeS
ai Triffeoarer.
Otter 9anfetten boIbtes ct tort
GorretninaSmsSe. Oct beilnteoes al
fortiGtte meb at uoloue en- Br9mie al
iemogtppe 9oIarS | Sub til Den
beoIte Caller paa norif peb 2utber
College % iamme @elsb til ben beo'
Ite Taler paa gngelff. Sette baI
Soreninsen M siort | De ii gar, Den
bar beitaaet. SdeenSe paIgtes I'll
GmbeosmGno: Bait. !. u. 8. Stab
Ncrmanb; Son. g. Y. Smugen, @ice'
formamo; Tait. O. Smnobp, Sefre'
tor; pait. g. 3. s. 9eqae, aasie
rer. Gor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03

frii mir iluiiTtrcbt 8pp ON Bret ca bets 6eIbrcocliC.
piienbC mis- aHpeuetlie pg aipeubt ba 2yiier iamt
aepHf paa waHae Rolf. tom bar tpTfgei BEN o. cr
biepne hSltTcbebc. Eet erl en- gietiiiieltq YiHbriua
bUoi cit anbtt teller. omit pad. lg byuatI iuaen
SalpcE, inoeR 5GltT % iugeH Hgluc.
Sea ieHttT paa 9rspe 90 tgpiier SaHobebeu hpab
fg Natr, Gu q GpmmcrtH. og Raay eu tna0u9 bar
icd min tluarsycbs Boa pa iRii ben, utl ou blipc IL
eeoa b%taeiiret ION miHe huubTeber 9aiitEitr, hpis
HTtpC bE ppiad fan laie. utiulb ueeeHiaaeuee fvit
Gpupon % 'eHb ben ieag. let CT bel pGrb bin Sih
eHten bu ionsetr min 4HDeueelie eleT life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
slssu fec iulsts Slaaott | aSlrriia spstn'
Ian jes ipiis EpaN NIT Sierie b%ssiGrsr.
- arg or atislut trna for Sltns'
tarmSbrtRnbete nn!

Sueen ubeboeeIise Stuoe, fur Wlnbe, 6or'
~foppelie, aoaims elIer lttlrnsbeo ellet Wlaal'
fib,t Suaeu 1ruot paa @rlino at ben frbete.
Iioe Rfu5tarmsbeirnoelie. cars Iaaoet !
abIert.ia Spatu fnG leiidtte!tat Tom AS9
on abfolui pdaltoeltgt.
SotIien gelHeneIe at barre be1pitet MOB
MISUNDERSTANDING. fuu man Ian iptle,
bpao ems Sierie bcaiGrer. uheu Srnet tor
henne Iumie Sbabom! Spilien @elt9nelie al
ftnbe pisblitieitg 2tUortng fra ale Wldpelt'
beIierl
Sirio 9ereS Huou %ueoentur, peoIGg ct &c
SrimGrie, 60 Se bill inn ben bersmie norie
gibIsri,ia BOG tuIoitrnoie fri. 3enne ntor'
I~ianeIiae boa .r en- btrielte Siat ben iorila:
rer 3tna. Tom Inn fna 9Ggrr ~fienoer; ben ol
p%ssrrnie GA fprbauie TeT. Den inbeboIoer
marae mRrisItae giIleher % f~orilarsr. bbor'
han man ian opnua SiebGiftIia .a~tnortna ira
gloeeItbeIisr, bbao Tom toraariaaer Nltno.
farmSbetrnoeITe bborban ben ian beIbreeeS
uSen Operation. % bporoan De LET feb Tan
bGrQr Gem imoo ben. De hi tiee; pNogen
ian life betuIes meh sub" 90 boa ioiter
ben nm ei &c 5rimrrie, Sirio til IoIsrifa
&C., 5sst. 16. CT. ganI, @itnn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
&ramers' Trg ipircr.

Ror at bspiie bette bill pi ienbe oia cit prppeorors
af ier 9aifer fneite Siomiieriro fur 10 Gents:
alters, einfs, 9etuuias, Siueet y eos, Qpppies o8
@erbeuds, % hpis BIZ ieuotr os sdune paa to euer
ilere al bire &euneT, Der fipbtr Srp, oil pi ienbe ertra
en- 9atte al Sramers bersmie Goth 6entnrp slant
penfes.- satnlpa frit. bpis on nrpner bette Slab.
I, N. KRAMER & SON, Section Dl,
31S Third Ave-. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
WILL FAST TO RAISE FUND.
New York Women to Give Up Pleas
ures for Votes Sake.

New York, July 21.-To aid the wo-
men of California who hope to win
when the issue of suffrage for women
is presented to the voters there on
October 10. it has been decided that
New York women suffragists shall OBJ
serve a weeks fast next month. For
the seven days beginning August 10,
the women are ordered TO forego many
pleasures. including ice cream, cooling
drinks, roof garden parties and week
end visits.
Many we'll known women have sub
scribed to the economy plan. The
money saved will be turned over to
the California cause
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
EACH IMMIGRANT MUST
SUBMIT TO EXAMINATION.
Stringent Action Taken BY Health
Authorities to Keep Out Cholera.

New York, July 21.-Another ship
from the cholera country anchored in
quarantine today and added to the
company of several hundred immi-
grants who must undergo individual
meteorological examination before
they are permitted on the mainland.
The newcomer was the steamer Prin-
cipe Di Fremont, from Genoa and Ma
pies.
Satisfactory conditions were report
ed today at both the Swinburne Island
Hospital, where the actual cases Of
cholera are treated, and at Hoffman
Island, where the health officers are
watching some 600 immigrants.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
/ MISS YOU,

Sitting here all alone today
SO one 10 listen to-nothing to say
& must admit, since you went away
: did not think it would be 50,
.sud was almost glad TO see you go;
loj - took yoal absence to make me
know
~s, , St, AID laughter AID fussing
md fun.
l... ...U ] las always trying to
.H
r..,..al. ragtime" nying to shun-
ran ! miss it,
Aid in, soft little football crossing the
floor.
..s +5, .r.nd of a gentle tan ON my
door
uo IT'S r:a,oes to try to deny any
more
That I miss you.
eirce Won Ieft-not even the tiniest
b,ocm-
,,5 o,,r overvtbinc hangs n gloom.
yes-T miss Won.
And when Won come back to me agair
.t.i, t~,. IN no natient--shall trv Il
raf,,aEn
p-,m brrtirg or wounding nv MARY
lane
ror 7 r,;ss want
N p in Times-Democrat
A a
1voitor ,IIen If birmingham. Il
q visitor in the city.
A
Mice Ossia page is visiting Mrs. 2
~ ,,,.,..,.o On pouio street
Din hFI'' VIZ A'5'fAN
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
BRYAN QUIzzES
The CANDIDATES
Wants Democratic Aspirants. for
President to Tell Where
They Stand.

Lincoln, Neb., July 21.-Wililam J. !
Bryan has framed list of questions
and is sending copies urging Demo
Gratis everywhere to demand that all
would-be candidates for the president
ial nomination give proof of the faith.
Fifty thousand copies were mailed by
Bryan today through the Lincoln post
office going largely to country editors
and party workers in the various
states. Here are the Bryan questions:
Do you favor tariff for revenue only?
Do you favor free raw material and
the placing of revenue duty only ON
manufactured goods?
Do you believe that in the revision
of the tariff the element of protection
should be given consideration?
Do you believe that the three branch
es of government are coordinate and
that each one should keep within its
constitutional sphere?
70 you approve of the recent Stand
ard Oil decision where the United Stat
es supreme court legislated the word
unreasonable" into the Sherman an
thrust act?
DO you favor the repeal OF the Grim
inal clause of the antitrust law or do
you believe that in view of supreme
court legislation congress should make
it clear that all restraint of trade is
unreasonable.
Do you favor the election of senators
by the people?
Do you favor the income tax?
DO you believe that it is the duty
of the American people to promise in
dependence to the Filipinos immediate.
ly and to give it in the same way in
which they gave independence to the
Cubans?
Do you believe in the publicity OF
campaign contributions and expendi.
lures both before and after election
day in order that he people may know
in advance the character Of support
each party and candidate received?
Are you willing that the source OF
every dollar contribution made to your
campaign fund either after your nomi
/, nation or during the contest for the
nomination shall he made public prior
to election day?
Do you believe in the support OF
state governments in all their rights
Do you indorse the labor planks o.
the 1909 platform?
Do you believe in the strict regula
ton of railroads?
Do you indorse the Democratic plat
form of 1908 respecting trusts wherein
; It declares that "a private monopol!
} is indefensible and intolerable," an,
!. presents a remedy?
Do you approve the plan known a
the Aldrich currency scheme?
Do you favor asset currency in an
+ form?
Do you believe in the establishment
of what is known as central bank?
Do you favor legislation compellin
banks to insure depositors?
s Let Democrats everywhere ask quei
lions and secure answers, thus fndin
out Just what every candidate stand
y for. In this way Democrats may b
e able to determine with some degree {
d intelligence as to the available cand
g date.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
MRS. M'cRocKLIN CONVICTED.
Whitaker's Defender viii Go to Pris
on to Join Ex-lnspector.

New Orleans, July 21.-Mrs. Mary
McCrocklin, who testified in the case
of former Police Captain Edward
Whitaker, charged with mistreating
several little girls, that she was in
Whitaker's office at the time stated
and that nothing untoward happened
was today found guilty of perjury In
the District Criminal court. The state
proved by eye witnesses that Mrs. Nc
Crocklin was not in Whitaker's office
Sentence was deferred.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21

DRS. CUNNINGHAM & PHILLIPS
Osteopathie Physicians. Graduates
of American School of Ost:c pathy.
Office, Carter BUILDING Roo--s sol
and SOB. cumh, Phone go. Residence
Phone. $40 Home
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINE SOLD.

San Francisco, July PR. p Sch
werin, vice-president and general man
ager of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, has confirmed the story that
the Portland & Asiatic Steamship Com
pany, with the chartered freighters,
four in number, has been sold to Frank
Warehouse & Co., a Northwestern
concern.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
BOTH PHONES 35=
Social and Personal
KATIE L. l. ALLEN

street, the latters' brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Hester and
children, Johnnie, Clyde and Horace,
of Birmingham.
Miss George Rhorer of Gulfport, is
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Foote at Mr.. w. T.
Haney's, on Court street.
!: !: ::
Miss Doris Brooks, of Ellisville, is
visiting Mrs. d. b. Holmes, on Hemp
hill street and Mrs. Maurine Welborne,
or West Fourth street.
Nj Eugene Fly is home from
Turant where he spent several days
With Mrs. Fly and little daughter,
Jeane, WHO are visiting relatives there
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Oates left Thurs
day for their home in Temple, Tex
after a visit to their sister, Mrs. G.
Sims, on First avenue and other rela
/ tives.
] Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Barton enter
tanned at lovely little dinner Thurs
day at their home on Main street
( Covers were laid for Rev. f. D. Solo
man. DR.. T. r. Wright, Mr. T. S, Jack
son Mr. J. c. Ballard and Mr. A. A
Montague.
Miss Claude Lee Sims left Thurs
day for Bay Springs, to visit her uncle
Mr.. NJ. Oates. Later she will go tt
Temple, Tex, where she will spenC
until the middle of September will
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E
Oates. From Texas she will go t.
oxford, Miss, where she will enter tn
senior class of the University of Mis-
sissippi,
Jackson Brannon.
Miss Annie Henrietta Jackson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Jacl
son and Mr.. Bonnie Brannon wer
quietly married Thursday evening
p The marriage was quite a surprise
taking place in Lumberton, the youn
couple returning on the nine o'cloc
train. A few of their friends hearin
4 of the marriage met at the home Of tn
groom's parents, on Nora street, and
most delightful hour was spent. Creal
T. and cake was served by Miss Flossi
. Brannon and Miss Alice Busby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brannon left today fC
lTylertown, where they will make the
s home, the groom being connected wit
o the Southern Express Co.
n q q 4
Birthday Party.
Little Miss Leah Beth Conner eel
s brated her seventh birthday Thur
n day, when she invited number
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21

young friends to spend the afternoon
with her
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Conner, on Short Bay street,
where the party took place was at
tractively arranged with ferns. and
flowers and after playing numerous
games, both in the house and ION the
pretty green lawn. the little folk were
served cream and cake by Mrs. Earl
Conner and Mrs. ]. d. Cromer, while
Misses Mamie Hoffman and Ethel
Bowen assisted in entertaining Punch
was served from a dainty hand-paint-
ed punch bowl.
A number of pretty presents were
received from the following little
folks: Annie and Marie Gormerly,
Brittle May Thompson, Pauline and
Helen Bryant, Harrod Sampson,
Mamie and Maggie Lee Hoffman,
Gladys Sampson. Willie and Alberta
Hoffman, Ruth and Helen Polk,
Esther May, Mary Elizabeth and Ida
Lois Polk, Ethel Bowen, Ed, oscar and
Doorthy Thompson, Lizzie May and
Marie Denham, Dudley and Walter
! Conner. Garner and Ellen Walker,
/ Maggie Meaders and Leon and Sim
Traves and lnez Haynes.
4 &
Dance At Elks' Club.
number of young men entertained
at a dance on Thursday evening at the
Elks Club, the affair proving most
delightful. The chaperones were Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c, Magruder and Mr.. and
Mrs. C, L. Quin.
string band furnished the music
for the dances who were:
Miss Lora Haney and Duncan
Draughn.
Miss George Rhorer of Gulfport and
Walter Allen, of Birmingham.
Miss Olive Powe and Douglas Har
per.
Miss Katie L. 7. Allen and James s
Harrison, Jr
Miss Hunter Clifton of Aberdeen
and George Stockman.
Miss Annie Ell Thornton of Me
ridian and o. w. Holmes.
Miss Doris Prooke of Ellisville ant
Alex McCurdie.
Miss Minnie Maute of vicksburf
ard Leon Dryfus
Miss Halle Williams of New Or
leans and L. G. Mays.
Miss Carline Hall and Albert Hidel
= berg.
Miss Eula Moore and Ben Stevens.
Miss Nellie Maute of Vicksburg anC
+, II. A. Ellison
Miss Ludie Burt of Oxford ant
George Bilbo.
: The stays were Messrs. Eugen
e Bridges, frank D. Lander, Jr., Wyatt
a Draughn, Floyd Brunson, H. c. Greer
n F'lanner, Harry Hoffman, Bridgers, o
e Laurel, and Louis Mays.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
REBELS THREATEN TEHERAN.

Teheran, July 21.-News that the
eX-Shah, Mohammed Ali Mira, is
hurrying to the capital has caused
great CONSERVATION. The government
has declared martial law and the Bak
htia chiefs have ordered 500 men tc
defend Teheran but they cannot ar
rive in time.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21

proceedings against the officers of the
Standard Oil and American Tobacco
companies was not acted upon by the
Senate yesterday. Senator Pomerene
gave notice that he would call 1t up
for consideration Monday when the
reciprocity bill will be out Of the way.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
50 emp eaas PERMANENTLY HEAL
- -. 80 % SORES AND ULCERS

Mo matter in what way old sore or ulcer hrst commences
NO ] wound c, or bruSe from the liberation OF Wart
or even if came without apparent reason the act
docs o heal shows that bad blood responsible for the place
WA the circulation impure and polluted e nerves I've H
uo ~ natter and the Rbres thus prevented IRON E!g
u d healing Purify the blood and the place mvol nea, It's
genei am ~ removed SIS cures old sores and chrome ulcers
cause e greatest of blood purifiers 1t removes lo m
caG on every mpury and SO eqrGhes the o00q ku aa
feeds anu " eS tissue and thus heals the place naturally ana
UgT anen Book Sores and Ulcers and any so
desired sent Tree THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA "a.
drug stores s.r.u. 80. -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
GEORGE AND MARY GOING HOME

Edinburgh. Scotland, July 21.-King
George and Queen Mary left here to-
day for London after a five-day visit
in Scotland The King is anxious to
get back to Windsor Castle as. he has
number of important conferences
planned before Parliament finally
takes up the lords bill next week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
tempt to kill him late last

tempt to kill him late last
The man was shot while 9
street and the physicians say he
die. Rosini declares he will get WEI.
and refuses to give any clue that may
lead to the capture of his assailants
He has proved such a marvel of vitaI'
ity in the past, having been shot on
four different occasions, that the med
ical journals have noticed his case.
and he has appeared before several
clinics.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
TO THE PJBIIC.

This is our thIrty-first year in this
business. II you desire the services
of the oldest, best and lowest priced
Undertaken and Embalmer N the city
phone 47o. Day or night.
RAMSEY & CO.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
SP GGiHI NOTICE.

We are now the only excirs' Je IN
certakers in The city. No otN=: ousI
ness or profession. Phone 47o.
RAMSEY & CO.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-07-21
RosINl is SHOT AGAIN.
And For Fifth Time He Refuses to
Tell Who Mysterious Enemies Are.

New York, July 21.-Mysterious
enemies who have been pursuing
Frank Rosini, young Italian, for
more than a year, made another at.