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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
Sonnsrftas, 2. Mai 1912.
anf einiamer S6be.
1ss HA SrtHs Griebrih aarI psH prnAru
Ases bic grsuHsiaaft hsr sarhsH auasrts.

9ie StpSienbriefe bes Brin5en
Griebrib &arI bon 8reuBen aus
Bonn, oeren 8erofientlibung bic
-Delltid)e 9fepue" in ibrem neueiten
Sefte fortiest, eutbalten reben Der
Shil6erung BON manderlei @rleb.
niiien einen all ieiuen 6reuno, ben
BremierIeumant 6abef, gerihteten
8riet in Dem Der Brin5 feline perioR.
Iihe glniidt iiberSiiriten unO 6reunO.
fhaft niseinanOeriest. 9ieier pom
8. Wdr3 1S47 Oatierte Brief lautete
IN feiner eriten SGlite.
.Seute mitta9, mein teuerIter 5a'
bed, babe i'd Sbren 10 ber5li6en
Brief erboIten, Der mir sic tpieoer
10 Dor glugen fiTbrte, pie sic iid)
mir INNER ge3eigt baben als mein
Dabrer uno 10 lieber 6reiiuOl $50
init an6ers tonnte idl Sbneu tpobl
oanten, als 6ur6 Die alfridtiglte
erpiberitng unO burh erneuertes
Deriihern meiner Sreunoihaft? Sa.
uein Iieber Sabed, sic baben Iei6er
81 iebr redt, apenn Sic iagen:
Grearbi6Gft lei oas Wort, tpas man
am meilten i'm Wun6e fiibrt itn6 mo-.
init Der meiite WtiBbrauh aetrieben
fpir6. So. uil6 bies trifft eeraoe Die
&odgeiteIlten, ipeIhe aud Dieoerum
oieieniaen iin6, Die oes Sreunoes am
meiiten be6iirfen, uro benen er, tpenn
fie einen ioIden baben ooer it'd me-
niaitens nah einem iolhen iebnen,
ooppelt teuer lit. g9ie fpabr lit es,
bab SohgeiteIten 70 unenolib ielteu
cine ehte 6reunbesieeIe seidenfi
tuiuol 8ir Siiriten iino bon @oti
10 bo6eeItellt, es lit um uts elm ID
sana eigentiimIider gtinrbus, Der be.
tpirft, 6aB iid Die Neniden una
CdOn bon Sugenb arrD ipobI anOers
5eigen, als iie iinb, un6 uns aaes
nod @linih MAIDEN, unb 10 reOen,
tpie iie gIauben, oaB es uns am an-
genebmiten iit. 80 fommt es, oat
man bel ben @roben 10 oft faIi6e
Boritenuneen bonn 2eben finOet, benn
mir ieben nur bas, mas man uns
seisen mill, uno 6ies nod ba3u nit
ben glriaen, Die man gerabe aureht.
sidhisen gut finbet. Dies erfenne
i'd aenugfam, mein lieber 5abed
uub ba i'd basu nod bon Ratur einen
10 aroben 0rana, mid an8ufdIieben.
IN mir fiible, 70 iude id mid iibcrall
10 su itellen, 0ab man aunafit Der.
trauen au mir fuiien fonne. Sd boIte
nidt binterm 8erae, tpe6er nit 8or.
ten nod nit ben @efiihlen, Die iih in
meiuer 8ruit reaen. limb 10. CLAUDE
i'd, 1T eS aud bic eirSiee WoeIidteit,
bab man fid mir pertrauensoon unO
0ffen nabe.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
Die BiIaHs bes aarHepaIs.

@eim Standardization In RoIr
bat es 6iesmal mieoerum nid,t on
ausidreitungen eefebIt. @nnabernS
breibig Berionen muBten ben &ran.
fenbGuiern 5u9efiibrt peroen, boz iie
bel Wteiierite6ereien teillpeiie libel 5u.
geridtet ipor6en iparen ooer i'm Cru.
bel WtBban6lungen erIitten batteu.
entiprehemo groB par oenn aud Die
3abl Der 8erbaftungen. &aiden.
biebituble maren an Der Saaesoro.
niins, namentIif beim glusfdbren
oes Observation-Disclosures. @1breno
bic gelpobner Die S1uier perlaiien
batten, Duroen 3ablrei1e @inbriide
borgenontnen. Guber ben bel 9lus.
fbreitungen perlesten Berionen
lpuroe eine gan5e Reibe 8erpunoe.
ter, Die bel oem &ieienuerfebr 6urb
lleberfabren peruualiidten, In Die
&ranfenbduier einseIiefert. = Ser-
ner beridtet man aus 8aris: 9ln
&arnepalstaae tpur6e in Baris Der
iibQide lining getrieben, Der fif bis
IN Die @adttiiben Der 8oIiseifom.
miiiariate fortieste. SIM gan5en finb
Degen eroberer slusfdreitungen $40
8erionen perbaftet poroen, Die bis
auf 30 tpieoer freieeIaiien lpur6en.
gluf bem BoIiSeipoiten in Der 9fue
EboreI. in Der geadbarifait Der gro.
Ben 9ouIeoaros. mo iid1 gegen 25O
SSrtbaftierte befanoen, erreihten 6ieIe
auf ettpas eieenartiae @eiie Die Srei.
belt pieoer. giniae Der iunaen
Burden 6iirdifnitten ole @asIei.
tlina. 9a cine @rpIoiion su befiird,.
ten mar, 70 muBte Die 2eitune ge.
ihlOiien iperben. 0as Bureau nur.
De 6urh &er5en erIeuhtet. unS oaS
@eb1uoe aelp6brte nun NIT ieiner 81.
Elimination einen reft tarneooli.
itiifen InbIid. Die SSnbaftierten
erreidten ieOod, baB man iie idleu.
nieit in 5reibeit ieste.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
GiH Iittenitrenger Soi.
| asslsia Dlsrs sSH GHsiaHs IN bic geiabta
aiIss eeiaHertisfeit In ihrsr iimsebaHs.

Sir ben 2on6oner Sof ut felt
6em Gage. on oem gbaparb VII.
bic augen fiir immer i9loh uno iein
Sobn @eorg v. Ronig tpuroe, cine
neue Seit angebrohen. Cine 8eit,
bic eine Riidfebr 5u ben einfa6en
Sitten iin6 benz erniten Zone be6eu-
tet, Die tpGbreno Der lansem Gesie.
riing Der &onisin 8iftoria i'm Bud.
ingbam.8alaite berrfdten. Ser lint
idsuuns lit namentlid, ouf Die So.
nigin Warp 5uriid5ufiibren, bic cine
tiefe Ibneigung gegen iebe ipabre
o6er aud MIR fheinbnre Sribolit1t
unS 2eihtfertigfeit empFin6et. Sie
bot mnnhe idone sSrau, 6eren Rif
nift aIs unantaitbar gait bon Der
2iIte Der SoffeIte itrei6en Ioien.
Sie bat ben Damer ibrer ltnsebiirs
bds Sraeen Der mobernen engmnlie-
een6en &leiSer perboten, uno feline
SrGt, Die bon ibrem Ranne sefdie.
ben tpurSe, bari Dor ibr glntlis ire
ten. Sett tpen6et Die 2orisin Rnrp
ibren Offer sesen bic mobernen
EGn3e, bic fid in ben 9ouboner Ga.
Ions gerobe ei1t3libiirgern begannen.
Gu6 auf biefem @ebiete 5iebt Die
36nigfn Rarp Die 8ergansenbeit
Der @egenipart Dor. Sie bulbet ben
@al3er, ben edten, gentiitliHen uno
langiamen @iener 8al5er. Aua.
briIlen unb Srancaiien bic sGn5li6
in 8erseiienbeit geraten tuareh ite.
ben tpieoer auf bem 8rogranm Der
SofbGlle, un6 iogar Oas @entett
iou, bielleitt nn6 ber 9efipiel bes
gerIiner Sofes, AT neuem 2eben ere
tpedt tperSen. 9agesen iinb Bolton
uno Spo.Step aitf bas itrengIte
berpont. Die aonigin bat feinen
3peifel 6aran selaiien, bob Die neuen
Eon3arten ibr griinbIib 5utpioer
fin6, nno msSriiflih berboten, bob
ibre &inoer, Die eeeenlpartis Gang
ftlinoe erbaIten, iie Iernen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
9as 0rnbenseipsnit.

Cine feItiame' @eididte IGBt cine
2onboner 3eitiing ii6 bon ibrem
Seridteritatter aus benz paIliiii6en
StGStben Tebrutb mitteiIen. Sn
Der RGbe Oieies Srtes liegt Dos Sob.
lerberg1perf Der gait Yool ano
BbeaI agar rtniteS &nes, uno I'M.
ter ben oortigen 8ergleuten gebt felt
langerer Belt oas @eriidt nm, 6oB
es in Der llmsebuns zines beitimm.
ten Sdahtes Dnift eebeuer" iei.
Wtau mill aur Ra6beit tpieoerbolt
urb an peri6tebenen Steuen Die
i6attenbafte Grideinung zines Ron.
mes in langemL buuflem Gapemantel
.erbIidt baben. @inmaI iou oas
@antom io9ar in ben erleuhteten
RoihinenioaI einsetreten iein uuo
fi9 nieoergeiest baben. slIs man
Die @ri6einuns anreOete, perfliid-
tigte Iie iid). Der 8ertreter oes 2on.
boner glattes in GorMpaa begdb Iid)
Dor tpenigen Sasen an Srt uro
SteIle uno fragte tpobl elm babies
9utenS gereurbeiter aus. stae er'
H6rten nit erniteiter Wtiene. BEN
r@eiIt" geieben 81 bnben. sic be-
f&rieben Sie @riheinung gun5 9e-
nau unS saben nn tuo unO inter
ipeI6en llnritanoen iie Oas unbeim.
Iife erlebnis batten. llngefGbr 25
gro3ent fGmtIiher Grbeiter ienc5
gergperfs iin6 bereit, es 5i beiduo-
rem, oas .@eipeuit" seieben su bn'
ben, uno Iie bringen Die Safe nit
einem Dor ettua ndJt Mouoten bort
ertrlu,fenen 9eremonn in 8ertin.
6ung, oeiIen &orper btsber ridt ae.
borgen tperSen tonute. 3ie iibrigen
grubenarbeiter aIlerbinss nerladen
Die @eiiterieberei ibrer 4ameraren
un6 Ipotten BEL ieber @eIeeenbeit
iiber bas n@riibeuseipeuit".
l.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
@riiHeberser Bein.

llnbarmber3ig ituo bartnadis bat
es Der 8olfs,pit bis auf ben beiitigen
Gag auf bieies ihlefiide Sraubenblut
abaeieben, obgleih es in Der Sat bel.
fer lit, oils iein Ruf.
@iner Der beiten Sher3e 1T nod
gar nift aIt uno biirfte penis be.
fannt iein. Die @riineberger botten,
10 ersGbIt man, Die cole Rebe, Die Die
beriibmten n2aerimae Gbriiti" (gbri.
itustr6nen) Iieiert, bonn 8eiub in ibre
beimatliben 9erge oerpfIan5t, aber
Der @ein traae ieitOem Den gtamen
~2acrimae Betri" (Yetrustr6nen).
benn, mer i'm trinft. Der gebt binaus
uno meint bitterlif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
,Sidlter nnS Bauer" aus SpDiier'
lamb!

@nSIi6 lit er gefilnben, Der iiber
Ra6t beriibmt geluor6ene 8erfaiier
oes .Sunoe @eOidts", oes &f-
ur6 SdIa6teeianaes Der itreitbaren
0emofratie bon Wtiiiouri. 3eb Sar.
ris beibt Der Rann, Der glmerifas
Original. /, ,0idter rno 8aIer" lit.
9l6t Neilen bon Werincie, Sno.,
ipobnt er, uno nit einein Wauleiel
i'm @ei6irr fam er fiir3lid oortbin,
uut auf @iuIaoung zines 8ertreters
BON 8eititneen 5u er3abIen, tpie er
oa5u fam, oas 2ieo 81 perfaiien, ais
oeiien llrbeber man beinabe idon ben
Serrn Sobann @oIfgang bon @oe.
fife, ans Der ebemaliaen freien
&eihsita6t am Nsaiu = bon ipegen
6es gaamens Ssranffurter ober Sot
0dipg = oernrlitet batte.
8efanntlid laItet Der erite Ters
In flaIiiihem 9elitih iuie folat:
.SeoesmaI, tpenn ih ms St66tde
ttnlm,
Stoben Die 9uipe mein S1ino 6erlm.
Wfir miro Die Saf' iett balo 5u
oumm,
8enn ie net itoppe, nemm id'sn
friintirt.~
gtah Der porItebenoen Brobe tpiro
Seoer es Dem Serrn 3eb Sarris
aui's @ort glaibea, oaB er oas Ser.
femaben on ben gtaeeI bina unb iih
Iieber Der &artofieI5liht ipiomete,
nahoem oieies iein erltes uno elm.
aiaes 8ert Don elmer firhlihen Sci.
tuna nit Der tpenig bofliden 9emer.
funa Suriid9eipiefen ipuroe, es babe
feinen Iiterariihen 8ert. llno 10
ipannte er 8eaaius aus unO ben
MauleieI elm, ipas Der WenidJbeit im
Ia9emeinen uno ieinem 8anffonto
I'M Spe5illen gum 8orteil gereiht
aber laiien mir ben 9idter uuS
Bauer ielbit su @orte fommen:
.Da MAIDEN Die 2eute elm @eidrei
iiber cine Safe, ole nift bes aifbe.
bens inert it," begann 9eb Sarris.
nsSSa. id, babe oas @eoidt periabt,
aIs id Ia Sabre aIt mar = bas iino
lett idon 10 Sabre ber. SD
ffrieb's, Tim, meinen Suno 5u
f6iiten, 6os bette Sier, bas idb lie.
mails aebabt babe. Die Suneens in
Hoperton difanierten ben Sun6 inn.
mer, penn ib in Die Shule ging, bis
mir Die Sahe 5u oumm Duroe. Gin
paar bon ibnen nerluifite ib orient.
lid, aber es nuste nihts. 90 frua
id meinen 2ebrer, oh id beim nGt.
ften 9eiudstag NAL elm 9ebiht Dor.
tragen biirfte, unb als er So iaate,
nahm if meine Sdreibtnfel, itedte
Die 2anpe in Der &iibe unb Die
an, ipie aIIes iton
fdIafen geganeen mar, uno perfohte
Oas @eoiflt. SD mar oroentIid nil.
teno, nie id 6amit fetfie mar. llno
nIs ih es 0ann nortrug, oa baben lie
nlle applaitoiert un6 mid uno ben
SunS bo6leben Iniien. SdliebIih
muBte ih es nofmals portraaen.
Rein 9ebrer meinte, es lieBe iidl aud
iingen, uno oa hot er ielber Oie Wtu-
it oa5u aemadt. uHo pie iie ale
baben: rllno nenn ie
net itoppe, 10 nemm ih 'sn frumm".
Bell bas 70 eingeihIancn b1tte.
anote i'd oas@eoidt an cine &irhen.
Ieitrng, Sie es mir aber 5uriifihidte.
Sa. bos fino iest ihon 10 Sabre herl"
9dmit ging 3eb Sarris nah Dem
mo- iein treuer Mauleiel |
tano, fnaIIte nit Der Beititbe unb
MIR ipie6er ieinen beimiideu gena.
en- 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

lin 5ettileden aus Bapier Su ent-
fernen. legt man inter uno itber Den
Settled mebrere 9l1tter trodencS
SIieB. o0er 90ihpopier un6 fGbrt
oann nit einem beiBen Stobl (PIGit-
ober 9iigeleiien) mebrere Male oa.
riiber bin; oas 5ett miro FLiifiig, aiebt
iih in 0os Bopier uno Der Sled per'
oiebt iit.
@ummiiaueer iperoen BON Ietneu
&inOern riiht ielten NIT @iberpiIlen
genonmen. S6uIo lit bGufig Die
@epobnbeit, oos God ein5ubrerulen;
Der Saleer befontmt oaour6 einen
itndneenebmen @ei6mad, Der nidt
nieoer oerIoren eebt. FWau ma6t
beIier Die 2o6er, inbem man Elm sil.
seipistes Strei6bol3den urterbaIt,
bic Spite ettpas beraitsbebt rn6 nit
ber S6eere abtdneboet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

Die Nutter III ipie Der Iiebe @ott;
man ruff nod ibr in Der gtot, uno
man neraibt iie i'm geraniieen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

Ole erIte HeaeI Der flriItIiheu
8ormberoigteit lautet: man ioa oos
goie nidlt gIoiibeu. menn man ni6ts
eeieben bot. uno man ion oarilber
i6apeigen. penn man es geieben bal,
pa pit Clemens XIV
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02
Sine SdaScneriatflage segeu Die
8rGfin gerdtuIb.

Gie @attin bes 6iterreidiIden
WliniIters bes gleuBeren @rafen
9erdtoIo ipuroe Su einem S6nben
erias perurteilt. sic batte auf Der
Ssentefer 2anbitrabe i'm porigen
CONNER einen Saeelobner nit H.
rem Ieiieautomobil iiberfabren ,mo
berIeet. 8ieier itrengte na6 ieiner
@eneiung einen 9ro5eB an in Dem
er 25O S6abenerias forberte, tpurbe
aberpom 8e5irfsseridt abgelpieien.
Sc fano cine fpeitere 8erbanOlun9
Itatt, in Der oos ltrteil bes 8esirfs-
seri6tesoufeeboben uno Die @rGfin
perurteilt tpuroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

&ofetterie lit nidlt inlmer elm So.
Der; manhmaI 1T iie ein Shus.
geeio 5u fitblen. lit meniaIi6;
S6o6enfreilbe gu genieBen. teufIiih
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

@ott Oer5eibt. Die geatiir ME.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

Seoermann beiitt sera6e 70 biel
giteIfeit, aIs er @eritano brauft.
Mnnn unb Srau iollten iidl INNER
rim HB6en Die &our MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

@ise eibt es, bic MIR Elm Srali.
riger MAIDEN tonn.
8oourh elmer piel @elo berlieren
fam; bur6 ieine Sabin6t
Ionbnal nirS bic GrIaubnis Sur
ausiiibrling elmer Sa6e nift eber
seseben-bis iie nidt ausgefibrt iit.
l1niere Surdt lit oft oann am gr6B'
ten - lpenn mir auf allies 9efaBt"
iino.
Wan6 8ebiIbeter bat einen atbei'
ftiiden aoPi unS Elm gIdubiges @e'
miit.
8u ben utnerniinftigIten Wabre'
seln 5Gblen - Die perniinftiaen, Die
man gu ipdt Ober gu friib ergreift.
@egen 6ieien unS ienen boFIih iein
beibt - ibnen Silr @robbeit eru,un.
tern.
Sdon mnnber RiinItIer iagte Iids /:
pWfit benz 2eihtere1t, ipie i'd iebe,
eebt es nidt; gut. 10 pia ids nit
benz Shipereren neriuhenl~
SttfeSern frGuieIn iid, tpenn man
SaI5 auf eIiibenoe 8obIen itreut uno
Die Seoern 10, baB iie nidt iengen.
Sariiber bGIt. glud lit es praftiid.
Die SeberbaIme bebiition iiber cine
belize Stridna6eI ooer iiber oen
itllmpfen Hiiden eines Weiiers ODER
elmer Sdeere gu 5ieben.
Gin SlederreinigunesmitteI aIIer.
bings MIR fir ben Sommer, babeu
mir in Der Somate. SSbr Saft ent.
ferrt aus peiBem 9aumpoa. unb
9einetritoiien Obit.. giien., 8ein.
un6 iogar iriibe SinteniIede. Wion
idneioet Die Grrdt auf rno beitreift
6amit Ole betreffen0en Stellen. 9eodb.
Sem Die 8leden entiernt iino, piro
Der Stoff in taItem @aiier ausge.
paiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

8ise 9ibt es, bic MIR elm Srali.
riger MAIDEN fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

Bsstsllt das "Woohsnblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

gGoourh elmer oiel @eIS berlierer
fam: burb ieine Sabiudt-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-05-02

Sfon man6er &iinitIer iaste fids {:
DWit bem Seidteren, ipie i'd iebe,
eebt es nidt; gut, 10 piG ids nit
benz Shnereren periuhenl~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

Jacksons gown being finished with
messaline lace and buttons and Miss
Byrd's with charmeuse trimmings.
The bridesmaids carried cream chiffon
muffs, with yellow chrysanthemums
pinned on them.
The groomsmen, DR.. C. C. Hightower
and Mr.. Herman Trotter, acted as ush-
ers, with the ushers, Messrs. Pat Ken
nedy and Thomas ST. John.
Mr.. Jackson and his Driue left i'm
mediately for New Orleans and Pen
sacola and on their return will be at
home with Mrs. M. E. Hawkins, on
Main street
The groom is the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Jackson, Mississippi
College boy and is with the Merchants
Grocery Company, while his bride is
a Judson College girl, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hickman and tai
ented in music. She had several pref.
ty affairs given in her honor, a Phi
MI Gamma sorority luncheon at
which her engagement was announced
and showers given by representatives
of both the married and unmarried
sets.
The cutting of the wedding cake
was a feature on Tuesday evening
with only the bridal party present at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Hickman. The cake
was in bridal white and Miss Ella
Hester found the ring, Miss Lucille
Hightower the thimble and Mr.. Thorn.
as st. John the dime.
Each guest received favors of we'd
ding cake to dream on
A large number of handsome we'd
ding presents were received from
friends of the young couple.
The out-of-town guests were Mes
danes d. T. Dedman and J. r.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

October 9th, to the immediate urgent
duty resting upon us all to do all we
can to prevent this preventable di-
sease," says Col. Theodore Roosevelt
in letter made public today. This
letter was written by Col Roosevelt
as Honorary Vice-President of The
National Association for the Study and
Prevention of tuberculosis to Homer
Folks, the President of that body.
Continuing Col Roosevelt says: 1T
is peculiarly fitting that clergymen,
churches and church organization
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

= Court Street school A slight admis-
son of five cents will be charged, as
/ the proceeds will go towards the i'm
provement of -he school grounds.
I. X Il.
Social Features OF Graduate
Nurses Convention.
The State Convention of Graduate
Nurses, which began here this after
noon at two O'Clock, was given an
address of welcome by DR.. c. C. High
tower The public was invited to
these opening exercises, which were
held in the Forrest Club.
Tonight at 8 o'clock, the local grad
uate nurses will give banquet at
Hotel Hattiesburg, in honor of the
visitors.
Tomorrow morning there will be a
business session at the Forrest Club
and in the afternoon at o'clock the
visitors will be given an auto ride.
On returning, from 4 to 6, at the
Forrest Club, tea will be served, when
besides the out-of-town guests, the
ministers and physicians of the city
with their wives, will be present.
The visiting graduate nurses will
be entertained in private homes dur
ing the convention.
!. 4. +
Womans Club With Mrs. Burkett.
Wednesday afternoon the Woman's
Club met with Mrs. Jno. B. Burkett,
on Bay street. There were present
the members only, Mesdames, J. c..
Ballard, p A. Carter, Geo. Carter, E.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

Mrs. j, J. Haney. on Fifth street. is
Entertaining her sister-in-law, Mrs, F
L. Campbell and two children, of Ep
ley, Miss.
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Walnut Grove Woodmen Circle No
IS. will have a called meeting Friday
afternoon at o'clock and all members
are urged to come.
i. i. 4.
Mrs. e. r. Farrell and Miss Bessie
Black will leave Friday for Jackson
to attend the Fair, Mrs. Farrell for
the day. Miss Black VIII spend sew
eral days with friends,
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Peanut Hunt At
Court ST. School.
The Parent-Teacher Association OF
Ward 2 will give a peanut hunt Fri
day afternoon at o'clock, at the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24
this WOMAN'S
TROUBLES GONE
Terrible Cramps, Dizzy Spells
Nervousness, Misery-Her
Story of How She Got
Well Again.

Hindsboro, III. -"Y Your remedies have
relieved me of all my troubles. | would
have such bearing down misery and
cramps and such weak, nervous, dizg
spells chat l would have to go to bed.
Some days could hardly stay up LONG
enough to get meal.
The doctors medicine did me no good
so changed to Lydia e. Pinkham's VEG
etable Compound and got good results
from the first bottle. | kept on takino
it and used the Sanative Wash with it
until l was well again. l think every
woman who suffers as have, could take
no better medicine. Mrs. CHAIR Es
MATTIsoN, Box So, Hindsboro, III.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24
their

should impress upon their
members and attendants the
duty of actually supporting in
every practical way their local
agencies, hospitals, dispensaries
and the like, engaged in the suppress
sion of tuberculosis. The amount of
suffering, misery, orphanage, bitter
poverty, and economic loss that would
be obviated by the application OF our
present knowledge as to the causes
and prevention of tuberculosis is
simply incalculable."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24
CHURCH SOCIETIES.
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League Re-organized.


Sunday afternoon at the Court St
Methodist church, at 3 O'clock the
Junior League was recognized, with
a good number of members enrolled
and the following officers elected:
Superintendent, Mrs. r. L. Breland;
Verna Hama, president; first vice
president, Katie Brown; second vice
president, Ruth Thompson; third vice
president, Bernice Thompson; fourth
vce-president Josephine Sullivan;
Mildred Brown, secretary and treasur-
err, Grace Woodley.
The league will meet Friday eve
ming at 1880, with Mrs. R. l.. Breland
to prepare for work and spend a social
hour.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24
Testimony of Trained Nurse.

Cathlamet, Wash.
81 am a nurse and
when / do much lift
ing l have a female
weakness, but | take
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e G e t liable Com
pound and l cannot
say enough in praise
of it. l always rec
ommend It for fe-
male troubles. " -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

Burkes and son, Edward, aunts of the
bride, from Birmingham; Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan L. Keithley and daughter, Dor
othy of Crystal Springs, brother-in-
law and sister of the groom; Miss Ella
Hester, of Nashville, Tenn, cousin of
the bride, and Mr.. Causey, grandfath-
er of the groom, from Amite county
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

Mrs. ELvA BARBER EDWARDS, Box 81,
Cathlamet, Wash.
The makers of Lydia e. Pinkham q
Vegetable Compound have thousands of
such letters as those above-they tell the
truth, else they could not have been OF
tanned for love or money. This medicinc
is no stranger-it has stood the test to,
years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24
STOMACH SOUR And full OF GAS?
GOT INDIGESTION? HERE'S A CURE

Time it! No
beching
dizziness bloatng
Diapepn
quickest an
t harmless
Millions their favorte
S needless a
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

T. Farrell s. l.. Heidelberg Leo II
MARTINI Jno' A. Mcleod, Harvey r.
Ao'nser Luther A. Smith, j. Morgan
stevens, J. J. Stevens, w. s. F. Tatnm
west o. Tatum, II. R. Wilson and Cla,-
ehce Murdoch, Mrs. Burkett's motbe,
MIS- Lokey, being the only guest.
Inc young hostess served punch in
the hall as the ladies entered the
literary program being held In the mar,
Ior' where Mrs. Heidelberg presided &. ,
chairman.
The roll call was answered with
names OF American heroes in the
Mexican wal.
Papers were read by Mrs. C. G..
murdoch on the Colonization of Tex
as; Mrs. II. r. Wilson, on the
American Invasion Of Mexico" Mrs
H. T. Mounger, The Treaty of Guada-
loupe;' Mrs. J. A. Mcleod, the Dis
establishment Of the Church." with a
residing by Mrs, S. l.. Heidelberg and
musical selections by Mesdames Leo
II. Martin and l.. A. Smith.
Cosmos, in pink and white tones,
with other fall flowers, gave the par
lor and hall festive appearance, and
after the program a salad course was
served by Mrs Burkett
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

IN CASE OF ACCIDENT
PHONE 40 DAY OR NIGHT
RAMsEY's AMBULANCE SERVICE
ADVERTISEMENT
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24
ON THE SICK LIST.

Mr. A. II. McSwain, who has been
so Ill for several weeks, is doing very
well and seems to be improving
slowly.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

Spanking a 6-foot football player
sounds like kidding, but at Cornell
it is no joke. At Ithica the coaches
have large paddle within easy reach
and when a player starts to loaf,
"whackety-bang" goes the paddle on
the laggard.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24
ROOSEVELT APPROVES
TUBERCULOSIS DAY.

q am very glad indeed that ar
rangements are being made 10 have
attention directed throughout ths
United States on tuberculosis DAY.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-24

Sick headache is caused by a disor-
dered stomach. Take Chamberlain's
Tablets and u1rrect that and the head
aches will disappear. For sale by all
dealers.
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