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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Slrrppere, pop. aom bare omborb.
bob, 'aa ifaI oere bIi SimSe oere oa.
iaa." % iaa siseoe lee. laa oct
lang | Riescn. @en Sa ifiiIoe oere
pa feet Sisrsperne. De roebe ppf,
iom ON Oct sialot 2ipei. go arne
taa 90 7aler oa to Grammer", ia
Stipperen til Stprmonocn.
So Oct fan nof b9noe, at les
bar pprei foIbe Saroe. jee iom fer
8nnee bar ieilet s'orhpoIen r,mht.
Der par laa folot. al pi itaois maai.
te ba 6pr paa aabpicn. for ellers
bIep geoen iaa itenirosien. at Den
life piloe brpnoe. VT pi life frss
inoe3 vi firnoe life irpie inoe, for
naar Oct blir ristis iprensfoIot, foo
irpier Sien iitpffer 90 timer op isien.
Hiagen oa Seilene bebspeoe pi life
at rsre, ior ginoen par ogiaa FROZEN
oct bar, iaauiot pi bapoe Stprefart. :"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29
Sveoon1 oo Zoo

Detroit, Rim., 22be Seb.-aon'
gresfomiteen. iom boIoer paa ai nm
berisee SorboIoeue paa @bite Garth
8e,erpationeiL bar netop foretaget ei
9ieiie gjennem Reierpationen for be.
ore al iGtte fla ino / Stiaingen.
aomiteen bapoe bel life pentPt at
iinoe aIt oen bebite sSoriotnina
men bpao uen iaa. par ben @rao
fori9roelist, at bet er panifeIiat at
beifripe bet. aongrcsmano Sames
8. 9rabam os Senrp 8eorg Sr.,
fisrte SI9be 100 gfiI os beisete
en- MTnsOe iuIhblobs Snoianere. og
Sfolerne / Den ipolige Del al Heier.
pationen % talte meo 9'Gno. iom er
/ 8esierinsens 1ieneite. Ge ficrie
no for at unoerisse, bporleoes Sn.
oimerne paa Reierpationen bar bet.
os be opnaaeoe i'm Seniist.
90 bpao iaa De? so. DC iaa ell
M9ngoe Snoianere, Der itaar unoer
@esierinsens Smiors. i Den poeritC
Jattisoom oa biemisst al ale Slag.
Spsoomme. De ianot. at / iey
Sopnibips. ct 2eritoriiIm paa PIG
apaoratmiI, par ole Snoianere
samIe % unse, ansrebet Of arado'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29
Mrs. NsrmllYa Helpless.

Chicago, Feb. 2s.-Mrs. Louise Yer.
Niiya. accused OF the murder OF Po-
iiceman Arthur Bisonnette. whose
trial has been set for Thursday, will
~ wheeled daily into the courtroom
u an invalid's chair. Mrs. Vermilya
has recovered from the effect OF poi.
son which she took In an attempt at
suicide after her arrest. but rheuma'
slsm has made her wrists and ankles
almost helpless.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

tos mob Dem. Gum gif barbent |
Sneen.
5 @ouuo Cote bar Ss.oimerne en-
esOIe. bpis Carer q 8. B. gase.
SneiaHerbsrnene iaar gsiSSogsmao
paa sfoIen: Ers. gase foyer Ro.
ben. spreren Isnnes meb $50 pr.
Ruuneo Og bans Suftru meS $26.
gfr. Baue oplpfte, at bpert enefte af
De 27 SfoIebsrn bar SraHoma.
SGn troeoe. at bet eneite RaaItib, be
faar, er bet, be ipiier paa SfoIen.
$an iortaIte ogiaa. al baabe ban
ielp. bans Suitru % oeres Bern
bapoe Sradoma.
Or. s. o. 9oof en- al 9eaerne
paa Reieroationen. Oct uar ham.
iom fuIgte aomiteen rlnot Ill ;sami.
lierne Bine Boini Dc beisgte l6
Sule % IL al Dem ionot De Glen.
bigbeoen itor. SGgeu opIpite, at
ale bapoe Gradomo. Spgoommen
cr bclbreoclia; men ianeS lei
isien. naar man ital omsaaes Dem.
iom bar Den. Den ifulbes llrens.
liebeo, % iaaIense Snbianene lie.
per. iOm De sisr. er oet umilia al
iaa oen uorpbbei
Antagelis oil aomiteen forlanae,
al Reaierinsen siebliffelia retter
poa iorboloene paa Reierpdtiousu
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29
Beer Prices Are Advanced.

Jersey City, N. j.. Feb. 2s.-Brewers
throughout this section have served
nsties on saloonkespers that on March
I there will be another increase In the
price Of beer. Letters sent cut by the
Ssewsss set forth that the ingr edients
Cat 20 into beer have gone up In
Oglcs." The saioonkespsrs' price IN
- tAaseased by about 3 ~ ssnt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29
Alminoelist Siolelano til leie.

Serpeo beficnotgisres at aIt al.
minoeIi9t Sfole Sanb iom lite isr
or borilei,t Hoberts County. pil
oen 20oe YtartS 1912. meIIem al.
10 (. IN. % s. c. M. peo auftion bIine
bJrtieIei I'll bpiit Ypoenoe. ira 80.
peoosren til GOurtbuiet | openn9pn.
I. Sonntp.
gierre 15oe Sonuar 1919
3. 8. @rinfer.
= ON MIST onar al Stolsros CHemtlist eanb
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Seq buffer cit puSiig Siiiorie -
uanci. oen blep Ifte proiit ior aof.
ten. ilaf.ar. aapieilen bapoc en- leo
1ris omboro. enanug pi ltilloe UNDER
Sinien. Zen maatte naillrIiauis oa.
laa | Saltlage Ren en- apeIo bap6e
Soften loriemi bette. oa nGiic Ror.
gen laae 8rilen no iom en- 9ittie,
Der bolocr pna at % al Suit. gift
,Sleltci ndr lnIeltet bort ON RottcII.
% StinGet llnng ON 0en iom en- aaa
ndi. stdpieiHeH biep iDnriiSr ihlt Ug
lopeoc pda, Qt I'll Raiien ltiilhe aot.
ZEN ogiaa u9rc uben Saltlasc. gtGite
Diorgen par Der bare liot genoife
'gjen | asien bans.
-0sosieiIereu! Sa ban or life
uanifeIig al tr9iie, naar man er paa
DC Ssiocr. Seq Jur feet bam mango
0onGe. gtnar man ioritaar al on.
gaaeS ban, lao er ban ilei life lar.
lig; bare man nGpner Gommeoag,
laa er ban borte JON en- Rsg.
vi laa Ell Rot uoenior girifa.
fpiten aloeIes / 8inoitiae. .grnr
ifaI pare llofigsmanb, ieg itolcr melt
poa bam". ia aopieinen. 9iiht paa
Sunocuogten fomner Der ci Sflb ill
SuDari ior Ell ilig auling. at ocis
RGffer laa aloeIes rmoer. uogtct Der
life bar ioo meget gino. al Den filn.
DC blaoic no ct SpS. ,!Spor6on 9aar
coers aronometer praieo en- ipGr
Ninnb ogteriio. Ill Dommeoag"
raabte ie9. .Sni", bsrie pi, og iaa
uar Stuoen borte. Scr bar on 10
DoIer. arne", ia aapieinen
-6lpoeiiif bar ieg ifnot mangiol.
oige al. Raar Siifen bIir trGt, ipt.
ter oen iia Riggen og pno Sfu.
oerne, o9 'ao fan man ifpoe iom Ell
SeiIoilof. Yinaerne or meget pafrere
cno 8u9lcpinger og llolonoei brl.
ser Damerne Dem til Ynruf. SEQ
bar NOT iant mere enc ct aus for ct
yar 6Ipoefiifpinger.
-Sm ieg bar pGrei ubc TOR Sie.
reuere? so. Oct fan nof bGnoe.
Strar. naar man fommcr iorbi aa.
naleu, er Oct iaa tpft al Sisrspcrc
iom Copper / en- Sinnegammc. Wen
oct gaar al at lure Dem. nanr man
cr ristig aIs9.
Get par Ell apPlo, ui laa Vino'
title uoeuior ct al DC ipGreite Sie.
rsperlanbe. Sc Dc mango yaaoene
oer". ia Stprmanbcn til aapteinen,
Yoe tar ps nof mat" Va. mellte
aaptcincnL hi bar 10 arne olnborn,
oa ban bar Hart cn Sisrsper fer.
tsa oct blep msrft. fom DC mar
mere. Seq Ia mie nee oa freq no
eicnnem c. Sppsai paa Sisrsper.
iproget: .gop. pop. pop. Ser or pi
bare S,mbreoe omboro. bob. @i bar
'Sisrspere for, BOP. os Oct bIir ale
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Dc iom bar absnaeret fpr
rEohen" til Wenner | Rsrss, Ga.
naba ellrr andre nSenlanbife Ste.
Der, bii siSre % ea Sienete peS
III fSrRst Sssfissr;;St;sS. SSs;iss IL
Norge sger GaRaoa er $50 pr.
Var.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29
TnlRTY.TW0 PERSONS DEAD
oasamer Founders on kwsnso River
In Belgian Congo.

Brussels Belgium. Feb. 2S.-Thirtv.
Two OF the passengers and crew were
crowned BY the laundering OF the
steamer Oelivrairo, government
vessel plying on the Kwango river. on
sAs borders OF the Belgian Congo. ac-
sording to a dispatch received by the
Petit Blsu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29
Syo Oafota.

Wunas 0ete til Canada. i en-
Suobe9nln9 psb ojrent HOrtbern pa
mems SpOr oireat 6dlls udr Der iOr.
rige ll0e lamlst Oosr 700 0ere, Der
i!n!ns isnns@ q! N!ber.a. be i!si!s Il!
Spen gnlgnrD.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29


.Sm leg bar p9rct | DC uarmc
Sanoc? 80. Oct ltulNc lcg meme. iea
JON bar lciIct % @anac UNDER Gin
icu. GcN. on ~ Or6un 6cn icr u6 I?
Gl bar Del lccl en- lori Sutraoo
Sommc'!ner bgHacr Den iaa ltn'.
INT ocn tar Ming II nTi. ior Gcn CT
ltrrt. lnd I'M ocn or VI trai cHd1nJ
en- cnaelitc SrhlOasmnn0 puu 6cH
anOen Si6c al Yinicn. San bapoc
bore llnoermniten Igicn Gor slap
TEN praict: .Spm 0ulu"-Iucn Del
cr innbi, hcre iorltour 10 life enlclif
YSpor bar on giOri al Rig1cu DIN ?"
Zen hPngcr pon |inIcn" iuartc
ban.
% Inn uarmt lom Oct cr. en- 5(
Wtil. ier man nonr Sinjcn, mna
baaoe Seile % Rig, 0pf og Sioer,
bper enoe % bocr Yinbe lapialnes
lneb en- Smlrina. JON bare Qap.
teinen oa Stprmonbcn ioritanr oi
!ane, el!ers n!!he S!mtcH 5rGRNe .ca
op. So, lcg llrtc mig 10 cugong til
at ina ic, buoo Dc brllaic til oennc
Salpen, men bouoc icg life aiInai
min SoIigbeos 60 poo aloria at for
tpllc oct. iaa bop6c oc bepct mia
ooerboro. Wen itpgt par oct. Sui.
at Golf ifaI bare ngni Ill iIiat,
9cnne SapioIpinG biGIpcr oog iff
unoer Sinien. Saainnrt man ioul
ie ben, moa man bcrior fate paa oG
uenoe, til SaIcn cr gaaci nc6. %
tan man lure iig unher Ncn Yieu
enooa er oct iaa parnt, al Siscr
foyer iom ell Yotetesarpoc.
Sporoan hi fInrtc os iIig 8urmc
vi maate gaa meo itore Sfin6peIiC
for at it9nse 8armen ube, oa ei tpf
Bldnteitpffc paa Sopcoei ior life al
iaa Solitif. - SoIitifl Get Ter NO
iom ct libet SniebuI mioi SfnIIcu
Seq grou engang cn SoIpil no al
SfalIen paa en- aamerai % tGEttC
at giemme Den, men 0cn brpn0tc
SuI i bease 9eiteIommcrnc. oa iac
inaatte iea ienoe Den tiIbaps. sla.
oen Ter no iom en- StoppcnanI. mei
glsoenoe rso er Den.
Det par life al tpllfe pad at gao
tilfsis. naar man bapbc Gripagt. 70,
Oct oil bare oct iaInme iom al
brPnoe lepenoe op. ytoar pi piIoC
fsie, iaa bar bet at flG ia nsacn oe
l9gge iis / en- SoIic meo iierf SoIt
Iase. ioa at bare siGien iioo oppc
gicn enooa bIir TGien roo al Bar.
men. Gere ier 10. bporleoeS min
Eaie ier no; Oct bar ieg iaaet unSc'
9inien. aar RGier bIir i1,oanns
Der.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Nnratrmtiicr Is y Rncpp I NurUu
bar tGQet lIrlteo pdIllunh a. hdarlla
nclbrco. ~ lOroi bans prIudtc NUr
retnmQ lTl1tr Nrllaa pii bdns Slo.
Ndn bar uWrcl HiUsn5 @Orlrmelier
to Aar. Ndu2 NitrrmHnO lldl nUl
QCa / 2IprlI.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

fgelitrne Here a. Wenlgbeoerue
! Siour sails bar l!aaet ng ldmmen
for At iad liiitct Ell NOuul Dlsn ;
6brilidu NsiGtidiloH Hpeu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Nnlt llIt NIIla uulI EIlren
ilo ilU l0Gr. TN tan Nlorl trr I'll!
be MCuruc ~ HiIooCr rcDn. hdr
ullcrchr ,tt'tr Olrn. blltst e. -
SHle tlolrucrs euo lrIor Nrli iGler
bette 'om ct 9'eUls pda Al Erprcn
tOmmtr mtaet tiOlil ldlr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Ter meooeles i'm llcrr', z. =.
33oe Scb: ErdnrirbcnC ! SDo Intoia
/ Sanuur Waaneo unQloroe OmirlnQ
sl50. .OO0. Ten ncrie Snloe CT Stplo
munQs al DC Sloebruuoe 'om lnhs
irai. / oct belle ~ ! lem 0oteler op
tnn hrr ,linrbrauos irm Gslac ui at
Cuneue bduOC bill oUerbcoti Nromn
6oEntu Nluoe Al alie 6plumrr Dc
iIene Slosbrunnt ol oct rierr; Srdnos
tua. Sctie beIeb ii0 III si7 900.
Sioeu giptdnr er Der Here 2lslurdns
ceielitaber, iom bar bOlot op at tegns
INSURANCE Statsn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

9Il Unite @redo,u Nduntputpr
Ssr Nrhc nts m ia Here lnlO pGl ui
ilp,te eircOorn S0u0iUrtrr. Der iOl
ncait iLu Na, 'lhru iiutichts it'd
WIihcil. Cnouu Irulcr pcliou.r. lad
BET biiucr mere bctucmi Tor clno.
adbuluIsn III Barren. 80 gDer
uemlil g@blte R.Utr ol Diuroh, uIl
bcQae baue aDutOyet. pQ Ell aUmtC,
er reii til g8dibiuatOn ior at lrem'
lHQ0e Snaen iOr Snbrro;piriemeu
let. 6oIt / @re9orp Oa SmeNu me-
ner herimno. Al Der ltlt cr nracr
Tgop,nhlabeh ior reurC NlDtI,nN
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Ger l,rlUr5 'rd Udlcr. : !. 2Go,
Srb. .iuolIerrur SuH9 ~ 9Sall
be- lrJUrr nmtrrnl ;, DiII 100 Tot
Willtr. rr Here UiTno hsl,T'llast
mo al lnu9e piultusrOitcr ocr be.
tales meJtt GObL SuoIIQ mite Nei
pr Of en- WUnUoe g6uoer ol Sizes.
oJ idrmernc osr iltnte Inoe RenlC
pdl STlsrt. inm tom Nugen an
Oen enc Gln0Slerne bur Gpp III al
iuuOc Wu'tusroitsrne.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

TN buur0 aump ulI ncr bliue ue0
GalQsnc / EItre lor at ran
SaIopnernc no ut gucu. Sr e.
.,@ooo 8uucrmeut yenlut" ION
bar mt ia iOm Nlinnl at rdu Dem
bort.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

SiatsoprlG0ens Rapport. Sisl9c
StatsoprlG9s anowles Rapport CT
Silteus SsiGtuinG al oeie oI auGQ
sr i en- meaet 400 SoriatninQ. Ter er
aarets Sob ioretommtt aoitiIIi9t
Siiglnsr al @lnnnrrs Ynminn nn
Gulter GauniD. % ban mGnec at bette
tommer AZ. at beaae Mix Snnniper
liaoer imo iii Suictu. ! brIs Stater
er boa tun 300 S0hc b,Cuu olGbit
ioroi be leo al oCnue imitiomms
SDaoum. i Nurets Cob er Is. 53e
Sipt,er 9pGl blspsn dnoerisaie. ol
557 al oisie bIep iom !ioenos AZ 5u'
bertuloie DrRbt; 7.757 Stpiier ms
oertaneoes 5ubertnlinprsuen. buOral
9S5 piiie Reaitiuu.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Ri iremme Snmnrbeioc. g'ro bet
Wisos. icm Sdrmers @rnin Dealers
Association ben 2loe, 22os p0 23o'
Scbr. niboIot Wlihsl. blsp be,
lalt al pda at ina i'iono Sumur'
beioe msllsm be ioriijelliae elepa'
iorieliiaber. oa TO bsilsnote WGno.
6earlss abiins al Slinois pa Don.
u. u. Sunn ui Waion 6itp. SOpo
er blspsn en9noereo Tor OF 10 Haze
Soeen ON 6o'opsraiicu pa oetit
iSelt. Slnnot unors 2alsre nGpuss
sSper z. Senjum. SsireiGr ior Rar
tional Wauaaers asiocia'ion. On
aiienen ben 22be aau gpsns Nonoels,
iorenins / anleonlna al @aibinaton;
Ssoislsoaa en- Ssil ior De tiIrsiieno'
6ielier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Sarmmaiiinsrl iii Sibirisn. Sits
9oanlaoninaer Sarmmdi'iueri. be,
iiemt ior I. i. Sihurn ~ so. Vln.
oipohoi. Sibirisn. pasisreoe iorriae
llas aisnsm Robrloas. 3i sr fun
| ben isnre sin. at Ruslano bar til.
laot be ;scrsnsoe Statsr at aisre iaa-
ban lloisrisl til Sibirisn, % ba
Sorbuost M sr bapst, antaass ben
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

at bllpc meast nor. er bstposlia
6OrisnOina al Sernbausiiiuner Oa
Staalplaocr, bsiismt for Ranila
pasisreOt oaiaa iOrlcoeu RObrioos.
ol iom en- W0rtrli9hso anierss ian'
tloia. at ben hsrlis 5OrisuoIu0 Al
Bitter ira Srisuien plierne sroper
I'll It iOrt 0auaslsbus Chicago.
Tei hgres n9iten utrOlia nldr Der
ioriRlles. at oenne GOTieuoIna al
Bitter beiiur ai iils minpre emo ire
goanIdonlnasr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

Nrdut Nduh. Snrmtr <auhoun
6nuniO. hItu lulllot a. cu mt Crs
oq Ollne uRrc hlt hrTht. buIs Der
li6lir Clrblit lite pIr iGmmet 0lUlp
0nH iIUmpcOt mcn SnrtUlitllc moo
llOurei. men lld uuOer Rdmptn %
OlRlpcn iom. S>dns Rru hlen hrTt.
let pul tn >tcnCr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1912-02-29

aberdeen bar / be TIE none aal
anpenot SO. 800, O00 til Rpbp9nIn9.
Oa RspratiOnsr Al Spaninasr. NJ
oenne Gum all 81 SOC. 900 msn I'll
Cpigrelir ii Ssbosliebuie O0 Ill
3eperatIpner. gberoeeu bar - OoO
SnobpQQcrr.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

exercises and parades. L was "Old
Fritz" as he is popularity called. who
inaugurated the first open attempt of
Prussia to take the lead in Germany
and who laid the foundations of the
present great empire.
Berlin was lavishly decorated to-
day and business was practically at
standstill. Interest this morning
centered about the ancient military
church at Potsdam, where Frederick
the Great is taking his long last sleep.
a solemn and imposing memorial SER
vice, participated in by Emperor viii
liam, the Crown Prince and other
members of the imperial family and
distinguished army and navy officers
and government officials, was held in
the old edilice In Berlin thousands
of troops marched through the streets
to martial music, reunions were held
by the various Prussian regiments
which have been in existence since
the time of Frederick, and there
was an address on "Old Fritz's" SER
vices to modern Germany by Dr.. Ko-
ser, the Prussian historian royal. at
a special meeting of the academi-
clans in the Berlin royal castle. The
exercises of the day will close with
military gala opere.
1t was the Frederick of war. rather
than the philosopher of peace, who
was honered in Prussia today. In
the books distributed by order of the
Kaiser to all the school children of
the kingdom, little mention is made
of other than the warlike proclivities
of the Prussian monarch born 200
years ago today.
Brilliant court functions will be
held during the next few days. Gull
minating Saturday in the celebration
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

ed by the secretary of the Imperial
Postoffice Department.
According to the project of the in
ventor, an electrician named Ferdi-
nand Schneider, which has received
the support of the military and naval
authorities, central station will be
erected near Fulda, centrally situated
for the whole empire. It will have a
tower 325 feet high, from the top of
which the electric waves, will be dis
charged at one minute intervals, af-
fecting the hands of all the clocks in
the system. Three clocks will be en-
ployed in the central station, switch
ing in INTERCHANGEABLE to guarantee
absolute accuracy.
1t is planned to have only one re-
ceiving clock in each town, other
timepieces in the same place being
connected with it on the ordinary cleo
trio circuit now in use
Preparatory steps have already been
taken toward erecting the central es-
adjustment at Fulda. The inventor
guarantees that the system will work
with absolute accuracy and that the
waves cannot be interferred with by
those of other wireless stations. The
service, it is thought. owing to the
great number of clocks which can be
controlled from the one station, will
be comparatively inexpensive and the
obvious advantage of absolutely uni
form time throughout the country has
also, it is understood, appealed to the
postoffice authorities.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

microbes has doubled in Paris in the
last thirty years.
The war in Tripoli, which continues
in a desultory fashion, has given
scientists. particularly archaeologists,
an opportunity to make valuable ex-
aminations and discoveries in ancient
ruins. When the Arabs and Turks
We're driven from Ain-Zatra, a great
mosaic, consisting of many temples
and of numerous magnificent pieces
of sculpture, was found in the out
skirts.
A little further on the scientists
came upon an even more interesting
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27
NEWS FROM GAY PAREE
and La BELLE FRANCE

Paris, Jan. 27.-French farmers are
threatened with a new scourage in the
form of parasite which attacks po-
tatoes. 1t is an insect which in it's
adult state becomes a butterfly, but
which as larva burrows tunnels in
the potatoes and stalks, killing the
plant and rendering the root. totally
unfit for food, even for animals.
In New Zealand, Algeria and Por-
tugal the parasite has caused verita-
BILE disasters. In France its ravages
have been confined to the department
Of the Var, where it has been prac-
tically impossible to pick up one
sound potato from the last crop.
The Ministry of Agriculture is TAX
ing measures to prevent the spread Of
this insect plague and farmers are be-
ing shown how the insect may be de-
stroyed by frequent use of sulphate
of carbon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

discovery. This was a vast Roman
villa, with fountains, baths and bath
ing pools. During the life of the Ro-
mans, Ain-Zara and its environs was
a center of elegant life, according to
several historians, and these discov-
cries go to prove the truth of their
statements.
The great feature IN the Paris
world of fashion this winter is the
mantle. In making this garment the
wonderful skill of the furrier is shown
at its best. The way in which furs
are draped, cut fashioned and dispos.
ed like the Simplest velvet in hun
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

Researches of two French scientists
show, it is asserted, that no fewer
than fourteen million microbes per
cubic yard were found in the air of
the room at a recent exhibition of pic
lures in Paris. Tests made show that
in the crowded downtown section of
Paris each cubic yard of atmosphere
contains an average of forty-five
thousand microbes, while in the late
afternoon when the crowd is densest,
the number leaps to ninety Eight
thousand. The top notch figures for
the open air come from the fashion
able avenue of the Bots de Boulogne,
where on dusty Sunday afternoon
total of $4,000 microbes per cubic
yard were measured. In general
way 1t is found that the number of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

dreds of tasteful combinations has
been seen before. One of the most
surprising adaptations of furs is the
reversible coat, the inside of which
is made of one kind of fur and the
outside of another, both so perfectly
put together that they seem to be a
single skin and permitting the wearer
to put on the coat inside out. Thus a
coat made of black breitchwantz with.
collar of ermine, on being turned in
side out appears as a coat of ermine
with collar of breitchwantz, adapting
itself at will to the color scheme OF
the dress worn under IL.
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INDUSTRIAL GERMANY IS
SHOWING MARKED Progress

Berlin, Jan. 27.-The trend touord
consolidation in industry and the dis.
basement of small factories and es.
adjustments by large ones which No.
where mas been more marked than in
germany during the past forty wears
20 drought out by statistics just pub
lished. pun
inese snow an actual decrease in
'"e number of plants in some of the
.e'u'ns industries in Germany, while
me aggregate product has been multi.
piieu many times. The number of
"orks producing crude iron has de.
creased since 1873, from 244 to 90
ana the number of blast furnaces from
''S 10 BOB, yet the average annual out
put OF each establishment has risen
from 9lS2 tons to 149,4So tons, and
tne total production of pigiron from
-'-'o'oOO ons to 14,793,0OO tons.
In 1870 the amount of coal produced
by the 220 mining companies aver.
aged only 1888 tons per company.
ont IN 1910 the average was 43o.59O
tons for each of 31S companies.
In the beet sugar industry. though
the entire production of Germany has
risen from 256,ll2 tons in 1875 to O.
"l2,92N tons in 1910. the number of
factories increased only from 333 to
5'I' but their average annual output
increased almost tenfold, from 40
tons to IO9S tons. The greatest
change occurred in the brewing in
dustry, the 1890 breweries of 1874
being now represented by only 1929.
Each brewery produced only $4,000
gallons of beer in 1874, but now the
1929 establishments are averaging
3,2S7400 gallons.
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With that object in view l have gath
cred together a carefully-picked little
orchestra and ! have addressed my
self to a number of pets who will
reveal to the public their favorite
works. l am convinced that there are
a number of persons of great talent
whose works only reach a small, ex-
ceptionally cultured circle of readers,
and l flatter myself that I have dis
covered some minds whose prodqc-
lions would be very acceptable to the
intellectual world"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

Madame Yvette Guilbert has finally
completed the plans of her House of
Art" the little theatre in which she
proposes to have played only the
works of the leading poets and play.
wrights. as well as those of members
of society whose talents as authors
remain yet undiscovered.
Il am going to give" said Madame
Guilbert, real poetry and real music
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack of
Group and prevent all danger and
cause anxiety. Thousands of moth.
ers use it successfully. Sold by All
Dealers
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-27

and was entombed in a coffin of iron
on which Napoleon was later to
scratch his imperial IN" while at the
same time paying tribute to the great
ness of Frederick by saying that,
were he alive, the French army
would never have entered Berlin.