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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
YrGfoeutpal9ct.

Sbem 1fal blibe Dor rGlte Srp1ibent?
er mn ben bnglige Samtale. 9emos
traterne % Gait nteb fine SilbGnoere
arbeiber Saarb | Saanb for at spes
l9g9e Rooieoelt, men bet ptl NOT life
bjrlpe Dem tort. Ser / Nprooeiteu fer
Oct gauife ilemt uo for Dem. Sc itpre
Snteresie r eler 9engemGnbene i2iten
bar BET trapelt mcb at 9jsre Seifplbz
ninger inlob Hopienelt. men funoe bog
life ifafie 9epiier til lluoeriseeliess
fpmiteen / &aibiugton. Ieget ilemt
for Dem. Ser er pgiaa Dem, Ionl trait
ter efter bans 2io. Wen bette piloe
beIer life lpttes. Set, iom itaar ieien
mu, er at tilinteteiere BAN / Reus
neifenes Zine; meb Ell SGr al poIiz
title Salere ifal bette f~oris9es. Saft
peo maaife at ban bliper palgt til at
bare bie1nme, bppr ban burbe ia hGret
aItiS; men Oct er pGrot noget for
bom at faa 8poienelt Hagen. Selere
9emofraterne eno Rpoiepelt. ga, bette
er ggrligbebl
Ga Sollette er oaiaa tint % bill mn
bebue Jig. Saus Grbeibe bill life itabe
&ooiepelt, men be0ere bjGIpe bau.
Yten ban ifaber Jig ieIu pGrit. SanOau
Sremgan9smaabc bill nebiGtte Ga Sol
lcttes Nttier mango Sroceut. &poiez
belt tirmper for Soltets Sag % bar
aItio aiort Def. 9n ban bar SrGiioent,
freq bisie hans Sienoer, at ban giprbe
fornleget; gioroe for ltor alnrnt. Sc
bar banee for, at Solicit piloe paa9ue
op. Nu er Der bent, iom itri9er, at
ban iutet aiorbe, ga ban bar SrGiis
bent. Ren ban 9iorbe moi, bpao iom
eisres tlnbe. Ren Be, iom ifuloe pg
funbe biGlpe ham, rar inlob bam. en-
Sr9iibent fan life 9isre tort aleue.
Sau maa bare Sriet % Senatet meo
Iig. Sisie 3emotrater er fine Sugle.
Sc forSsmte Gannons @oissS tbre, men
antpa noaet pGrre ieIp. Sc fprbem>
mer Solben, men boteb Dog for Solb,
naar oct an9it beres e9ne Suteresier.
Sc bialp Saft meo beare Sruitban>
beleu meo Canada for at rspe Sar@
nlerae til 9epinit for bisie itore Sruits.
Set progressive Snrti er BET %eneite,
iom bar lopet / i'm Slatform at tilbages
talbe berue Ganapnifanbaleu. 9eriom
III meuer noget neo, at Ri trRu9er Res
form iaa maa hi unberitette bet pros
aresiipe Ynrti. Sc andre fan ppIses
til at bore bjeulme. boor &c tanife life
OiIpe sisre iaa uc8en Staoe, men mus
li9ers tiroe gisre noect til Hptte.
8poIepelt er Ell Soltets @en, bar altio
b9ret bet, og ban itaar bolt / 5oltets
Zine, mere MI enb r~oseniinbe. Sers
for er BET, at DC gisr fGQes Sag for
at sbelGese BAN. Soaaber, at Rooies
belt life aIene bill bIipe balgt ben Ste
Sob, men meb en- iaabau tor Raios
ritet, al Sosierne nil faa fsle. al Sols
tet life Iaber zig Iehe efter RGieu IGus
gerel
Gbers for 6oIteitpre,
N 0A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
Ncato Mmunoicn
% Mibolosiaacn

RooIo anmnoicnS llbtnleIicr ON,
bpao Der bIeo mot al Sine 90 Spiri'
tiloia poo "6ram" '6Groen 9iengipeS
oaioa / norif "aihoIoSblabet". Sor
egen Regning t~iIieier iao "IfhoIoS.
blabet" bl. a.: 8i fan inomGnb al
be armtnoieu Hct /, of IlfoboI IN.
Der pisie SmltGnoigbeber life aier
no9en Sfaoe, tpertom fan bare I'll
Hptte, og hpiS Tolf fun oilbe BRUCE
gIfobol / ioaonnnc Silirloe og Tom
en- Mebicin, Ga piloe pi Inlet bope at
iiae til oct. 90 bpis oct funoe inb'
retteS Der / Scrbeu offlirat ium paa
3oie Sramipro: at buert p%ofient
Wenneife fit "1 Gram og 10 0raa.
Der Snsoaa OF Ssnbog Wtiboog iont
Ell SoboD 2sroag Iiten" oa gierue
ZEN liben Gfitraierperinq buer Scitr
bag, ia iau er ri anuife paa BET
Rene meb, at Sorbubsarbeibet piIbe
pGre gonife cperilsbig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
Zen 29oe cftober 1912.

Srrfemaifiner, MI sr ubpieet | Der
8rab. al Der | Def iomrnenSc gar oil
iabritcres not @lueID Raiiincr oe
Seoi'aber til al iaa, beite. trriie 90
brinse paa 0aarfeNct Spcpe fra 50
Riliou gcres, bullet citer 20 gu
ibcIs pr. aere pu iiafie tilitrritcIist
9rsS % andre WeIparcr for ii Riuios
ner Nenneiter. Get Inoer epeutprIiet.
90 oog er oenne Ieiurao Rlimc,
lps Siitoric nun ct S~iScitptte iii Su.
timer andre fattiae Sn~NpauSrcres, Sc,
al Den irlistbarc Soro bar itabt ct ri,
9eIiat llNiomme for ii9 % i'm Samilic.
- nun meb ben 5oritieI, ar ben aarnIc
Smebs Srbeihe bIeo ~pIauIaet % orepct
eiier en- itsrre RaaIeitot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

ualst til 8nnernsr. Sanhinater Tan
uarrc Solicit; men DC Tan life rnrre
Norporafioucrnc.
Geo ~befIager. at ica life fan bore |
iulh Sarnoui men belle BEN bemoiratiits
SnIsIiite. Sea iiaI itstte &iIiou for
Yr9iieent; men jea oil life itstte for
@aIa &c I9np. Tom ieg meo ScitcmtbeS
peh or npGroiae I'll at bcilroe DC at
traaehe embeocr. Seg Hal itentmc for
gPr. gprne for @upeuner oa s. %.
Siaon for aongreSicn. forbi iea peS.
&c er Grliae. p~prigtige @ruS. iom oil
gipe Staten en- rrIi8 o. trpialt Sieues
tie.
Seq enifer life at ie. at Oct Nemor
~iratiite Sarti, ION ieg og Suuoreocr
andre bar nrbeiSct iaa baarbt for al
bpgae pp / Statcn. / hpiltet giemeo
oi bar ofret ueuNelia baaoe al Sio o.
Tenae. M ifnI opcrnutocroes iii iliae
RrusS garmhiertiaheb iom Sobnipu,
Soiubel, 2puf, Som Heeu % 8. VI.
Hpis. Sc or bare Sen,otrnter mi mar
Der er llbiigt til oenlo,ratiIf Seir |
Gutioreu. Wr. Sobrlou noet life en-
Gent iii sc TO iioite Semoiratiife SaIs
/ Staten. Soertom. Sar roaoet ans
ore fra al phc cIler itstte Eartietl gr.
Sobniou iitrebe iip Numinationen III
@upernprianoiont rcb SirIp al runbs
baauSet @ruS al Serge, ion MI for
taites / nGiten ale Statcr / Sanoet.
Sdu Hal ogiun hnoe crtIrret. at ban er
piuio i'll at bortsoiIc $4,000 for at
bli paIpt iii @uperner, bpiIiet life ian
aniees for ell ret Srua al Ycngcnc,
naar @unernereuS Ssu bare or $4,000
aarIig for at tieue Solicit.
Snore.u e. See.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
Spbens @on.

gfter ct fort Spgeleie. fremtaIbt boz
pebiagelig bee alberbomsipagbeS, er
"gesitemor" 3eIiou. iom bum belit bar
tieuot, Sreoas Ioraen ben 2Obc Sept.
afeaaet peb 2sbsu i lin SON anorelps
6iem / Gasiou, Tinn., SO aar, 2
Raaueoer % 81 Sage gammeI.
Nsbors elena Sbpseiou bar fsot !
Grausebal, 3orse. ben 23oe SnHi
1919, os bIeo ben 29oe Suni 1910 gift
mco @unoer YeIiou. Sc Tom III
amerita | 1915 os Heoiatte JIG Dodge
eountp. @is., boor De i tppe Var uSs
boIot ale RpbnsasrIipets SsipGrIisbes
Der. 9e u%eoinire iis / Dc piloe Stose
blnnoi @iseouiins SnSianere, trepipe
Nu peitenfor Yeiliuaufee. hoor Solera
% RaIariafeber ! Here Gar bar Seres
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

8. Spis iee, iom ~formobes. fan boIoe
en- baIo Settion. tan iee ia ia BEN to
meS Inn 5iernene tiIitsoenSe Spartcr?
Spar: 1. llnber be nGpnic SmitGn.
bisbeber nil &c life funns bebplbc Car.
bet. &c bHrbe life ncbiat Fem pua
bet, fsr De bapse uuberisgt ON bet par
Sfplelnub. Tn "Sauatters" Ret paa
uffeutlig Sanh er fnn ben @et, ipm
fpigcr at, at ban or ben fsritc paa
Steoef, men ben psbGpeoc lite npseu
fprnbsaaenbe Rettighebcr.
2. @fan fan frer,ocleS tase en- baIp
Seftion | gipntana unper ben uopipebc
Spmeffeablpu.
q IN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29
3. "a.

1922. Sp.: San Ell IanS, ION
bare bar lit ierite Ynpir % tn9sr Ell
Sur I'll Norec, fon,me iIano her isien
uoen @auiteIigbeb? guer maa ban gaa
9lennem ale lluoerieseIier ipm andre
@%migranter?
Snnr: Sans fprite Yapir siper
ham ingen 8et furan anbre SnSpau.
brcre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

10961. Sp.: San De efier 8iscous
fins 2ope fine" en- gtanb for, at ban
life ienber fine Born moi paa Stole.
naar ban boloer benz paa engelIf Stole
3 Ranneber % en- Raaneb paa nor't
@eIigipnsitoIe ON Garet, og SGrereu
bar 9iploma iii at boIoe rorIt StoIe?
2 par: Sci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

epsrasmaaI fra BerIva.r, fem iitr opsiper iiss
Eaune I'll &eoattioueu. beipdret life.
Spsrsere bebes afdttt itae Spsrssnaal Ct fiarf %
trhsiigt Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

Io0oa. quest. Are all the races al
A1ced 10 mir lit marriage in The northern
sk9LeS2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

IOOtO. Op'" NNS N"N 80 -
Sarm for ct Iar. SCR ieg blep forli9t
meS gieren at 2anoet, ~forreiponberebe
hi abItilis ON forifielige Sius angnns
erbc Sanoet. Giereu nGbnte beriblanot,
at Der al 100 Scre 9aub bar opbprtet
meIem $50, iom ifulbe bore III
min 9rug. 500 tiger ban, al ban life
peb Iittert, ON Oct er iaame9ct iou 60
10 @cres opbprfet. Set bier JIG
imiSlertio peS ~neingti9 SpmaaIine. ar
BET tun er AS aeres opbbrtet. Gan ieg
hploe Raneeu aniparlig for hans nri9s
tiae anfsriel al Oct opbbrteoe 2aub?
CHER hpab fan ieg / Siifploe glsre?
(0iontana.)
Spar: Siben ban life bcitentt bar
a%aranteret, bppr fort bet upbprfebc
Nreal par, nil &c panifeiig fnnne naa
BAN meo 9ppcn. &c bsr issc at TOM
me til en- miubelis 5prftaaelie mes
bam.
1O971. Sp.: 1. ) Suni Iaaneb ifior
"iauatteb~ iea paa en- balp Settion
Sarb / SaIcn @ouutr, Yiuutana, og
mr., ga Snnoet ~opmaaIes. bier Der ia,
at ieg beiinber mig / Settion 10 %
aItiaa / Ell al Soipuibippets StoIeiets
TONER. Saar ieg, mar sanSet aabnes.
file paa beune baule Settiou, euer
bIir sen. tiItroos for "Sa%uattinsen".
auigcpel al staten ,bibeboIpt iom stos
Ielnnb2
2. or oct iad. at man fremoeIes
Tan beibe en- hnIn Seffiou. eIler er bet
foransret isien til u Seftiou?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

1O965. Sp.: or BET tiIabt at 9ifte
fig meb lin afbsbe Srooers @rfe / gtins
neIota?
Spar: ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

1O967. Sp.: 6bormeget foIter glas
Set Sen 17be Nai~, forienbt til
gmerita, oo hbao err abresieu?
srar: Get fpiter | Rprse Ser. 4.40
pr. Mar, fprienbt til amerifa antaselis
pmfrins So. Sbresie: Gbriitiania, Hors
ipuD. .r. .. ..... ..-...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

Gpenraarbe GfbIoutHg gRugr "&u5Ucmeu" Gn t45 Inn gtooeD me-
tniStGnot9 6aiOS@st1bt4et ali ErrnG!t al gtanorgsreh isgartia8st g. De ie
Stoenuffer mco gesrngbdaubtdg cr dfruroeoe az Sorm for at paste iii gor
bets Omios. &nfnnhobet brnges let paa i'm YI6Ns Ueo at aubuc Saagst boil
let irNer ben mNb prppct StnnlrheL mNreteNc 0piemcllnismc 0eDraeNe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-29

1896. Sp.: 9nr Sc eibe mig
gbrcsien iii "Srpnobiems Solteblao"
% op9ine mig 9riien for ct aar for
fenbt iii Gmerifa?
Spar: "Sruubbients Splfeblab",
grpnbbiem, Hurtuut, er tiiftrGffelis
slbrcsie. Oct tpiter | Surge SIR. 2 pr.
gar; til gmerifa antagelis So.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
NelUS From the Tripod

the acts Of their members. The "a
bishops who desire to have the para
graph repealed simply desire to have
a dead letter restriction stricken out
of the discipline.
The general conference is In SEES
sion at Minneapolis, and battle will
have to be fought over the recon-
mendation of the bishops. This rule
in question does not date back to John
Wesley. 1t is only 40 years old. Wes-
ley held that a man should pursue
such pleasures only as he could take
Gin the name OF the Lord Jesus" and
that each mans individual conscience
is the arbiter. The northern church
has grown slowly of late, and the
bishops seems to think that the rule
as to amusements is no longer in har-
mony with the broader thought of the
present time. The bishops would have
the members of the church become
progressives, Many will, however, op-
pose the recommendation of the bish-
ops, and warm battle will no doubt
take place over it in the Minneapolis
conference. Birmingham Age-Herald
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14

cry. diphtheria, erysipelas, contagious
ophtLalmia, cerebrospinal meningitis.
anthrax and possibly smallpox, in ad-
dition to typhoid fever.
Whether all of these charges will
stand in the light of scientific investi-
cation remains to be seen. 1t is i'm
portant, not so much In justice to the
accused insect as because of the n.y.
gienic and preventive measures which
are dependent thereon, that the ques-
tions here raised be authoritatively
settled. In the case of typhoid, the
evidence appears to be complete.
DR.. Torrey, of the Loomis Labatory
of New York, has attempted to supply
facts on this question. He has exam
ined the flies caught in the densely
populated parts of New York City dur
ing a number of months. Both the bac-
terra occurring Id the intestine and
those from the surface Of the insects
were investigated. The flies examined
in April and early in June are COM
paratively free from dangerous bac-
terra AS the summer season ad-
vanced high bacterial counts began to
appear and also an abrupt change in
the character of the bacteria. The
record counts came at the end of the
two weeks of excessive heat in July.
Some idea of the number of organ
isms that single insect may carry is
indicated by the figures $40 to AGO.
900 for the surface contamination, and
10000 to 2S,0OO,OOO for the intestinal
bacterial contents. Most of the bac-
terra found were comparatively harm
less. This investigation, however was
carried on in the crowded city, where
sewers naturally carry off all of the
most dangerous infective matter. The
house-fiy is an undesirable citizen" in
any event, so that the war of exter-
mination already begun against 1t in
many quarters deserves encourage
ment and superintendent Medical
Journal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF Two RAILROADS
G. g. s. |. And Mississippi Central
Show Net Earnings Despite.
Conditions.

Jackson, Miss, May 14.-Several CT
the public service corporations have
made their report to the state railroad
commission of business done during
the quarter ending March 81, and in
each instance there seems to be a
good healthy volume of profits.
The Gulf and Ship Island reports
that during that quarter its total rev.
enue was $5O3,841.S2. For the cor
responding quarter last year its total
revenue was $512,2S0.9S. It's total
operating expenses were for the last
quarter 1854, 7SS.05; for the similar
quarter last year $354,S4S.1S. The
net operating revenue-the profit
therefore, for three months opera
ton of the Ship Island road was
$149,S5377; last year it was $751;
1880. 1t will be noted there is a
decrease of $S,079.03, but when a
road is getting about a hundred and
fifty thousand profits in three months
1t can stand to lose eight thousand
and not grieve to the extent of putting
Grape on all its locomotives.
The Mississippi Central railroad
also does tolerably well, considering
it is small concern. The report
for the last quarter shows that it's
total receipts were $193,6S730. It's
total expenses were $135,OO7. leaving
a net operating revenue or a clear
profit of $52,0S0.39
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
HOW ONE
WOMAN WON
Her Health and Strength Back
Again by The Use Of Cardui.

Tampa, Fla.-In a letter from this
city, Mrs. d. G. Corum writes: 81 was
all weakened and worn out with wo.
manly troubles. My husband brought
me some Cardui as a tonic, and, from
the first day, 1t seemed to help.
had almost lost my reason. but.
thanks to Cardui. did not. Soon. I
felt and looked like new woman. I
think the remedy is wonderful. I
recommend 1t to my friends, for have
received great benefit from it."
Cardui acts specifically on the weak.
ened womanly organs, Strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and BUILDING
them up to health.
1t helps to refresh the WORKOUT ner.
vous system and relieves the effects oe
overwork, both mental and physical.
Fifty years. successful use fully
prove the merit of this purely vege-
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community, there live soma
who have been benefited by Cardui.
The beneficial effects of this time
tested woman's remedy, soon show
themselves in many different WAYS.
Try 1t.
~ b. Write %: Ladies' Advisory Dept. chs.t..
9ooza Medicine Co, CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. for Special
NOT Women. sentir plain wrapper on request
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
HOUSE FLIES AND DISEASE.

The house-fly stands convicted as a
dissemination of disease and a carrier
of contagion. Ever since the investiga-
ton of the spread of typhoid fever in
the United States military camps dur
ing the Spanish War of 1898, the evil
dence has been accommodating, until to-
day there is no escape from the charg-
es against this tantalizing insect. Ev-
cry far-reaching probe into sanitary
problems is liable to disclose condi-
tons hitherto quite unsupported; and
the indictments already brought
against the house-fy during the past
few years charge responsibility for a
long category of infections, including
cholera and various forms of dysent-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14

intoxication he would necessarily feel
by reason of getting something that
none of the great Presidents ever got,
into the White House again.
He says the reason the American
people are going to elect him is be-
cause he is necessary for the job.
Well, hope the American people will
not think that he Is necessary for the
job. want to call your attention to
what the job is which he proposes. 1t
is the millennium that he is going TO
bring about when he gets into office.
All bosses are going to disappear poll
tlclans are going to be fewer and he is
going to have finger in every com
munity in every state, in every county
and everything is going to be heaven
III that be true the millennium is
coming and that is the job he is to do
II Is going to take longer than four
years beg you to ask him, when
ne comes here, whether he would take
fourth term, and why he should NOT
continue in office during his life"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
TAFT CONTINUES
TO SCORE TEDDY
Says Predecessor Would Bring About
Millennium When He Gets
Into Office.

Steubenville, o. May 14.-President
Taft's first day of his final campaign
swing through Ohio, which came to an
end with speech here last night, was
marked by the most pronounced verbal
assaults upon Col. Roosevelt, to which
Mr.. Taft so far has given public utter
ance. In speeches that were filled
with indignant attack, that dubbed
over with uncomplimentary adActives,
Mr.. Taft discharged his oratory at his
predecessor in the White House.
He started out upon his last cam
paign to urge the people of Ohio to
support him in the primaries of May
p at Marietta in a cold, hard rain,
which kept up for several hours, but
which finally fled before the sun.
Although in substance all of the
dozen speeches the President made
were much like those he delivered in
Massachusetts and Maryland, they diff
Tered at times in the words used to
score Mr.. Roosevelt.
one of the attacks on Mr.. Roosevelt
which raised laugh, delivered at
Dennison. ran like this:
Il think it would be dangerous TO
put a man with Mr.. Roosevelt's pres.
ent constitutional views and with the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
MISERIES
FOREVER ENDED
A Simple, Safe Remedy Brings In
slant Relief, Even In The
Worst Cases.

Inc quickest, safest and best way to
cure catarrh is by using remedy that
VIII touch the spot and do its work
quickly without leaving any bad eff
fects' Ely's Cream Balm, which is
applied to the nostrils or rubbed on
the throat or chest, gets right at the
root OF the trouble, and instantly re-
lleVes even the worst case of catarrh
IN a few minutes after applied. Won
can feel loosening up in the head.
'ne pain and soreness are gone. the
sense of taste, smell and hearing come
oack' and you feel like a different
person.
Ely cream Balm cleanses. heals
and strengthens the inflamed NAM
oranes' stops the nasty discharge
"hlch makes the breath foul and caus-
IS the disgusting hawking, splitting and
oioWlng' Hay fever victims who are
made miserable with fits of sneezine
'nu coughing get instant relief by the
Use oil this simple remedy.
Don't suffer with catarrh another
lay Ely's Cream Balm will relieve
GU Immediately, and fifty cent bot.
ie VIII more than likely effect a com.
iete cure. All druggists sell tt
HE OWL DRUG STORE, F. e. VII
ans & Sons, Proprietors, Hatties
urg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
CATTLE RAISING A PROFITABLE INDUSTRY

The following reading
adaptable section
IIatteburg good shipping point The
years starkvie
Mississippi got cattle In
several good herds in that community The
sell their neghorhood their surplus stock All
strain good blood went The reputation the se
county
muny Specimens points
people began the business of raising them
of
pureed cattle shipped from the little town of sarke Nor Stark
vile the only railroad point the county by but merely
that the record available there is stated that eighty Of
cattle they
r country, Texas Carolina
at shows how the best will awa find its market and is valuable
illustration what be done with cattle raising side
line raising cattle and the handsome profits
driment the
corn or oats Rather was stmua or more banard fertilizer
available the SOIL the meadows enriched
by being constantly
raising
telling
community
of thousand dollars when good condition Putting the Stare
community the outside The reality
treble that would be proved cd the
places great deal of good On
Mobile street between Front and East Pine where
Hattiesburg good it, the
street dreadful condition the entirely
those holes should be repaired hat street too much travelled
in
condition is Main Bay street
making gas
of for
not dare commit the onense depeed treasury NAV eso th
certainly
not compelling those
good streets
long as possible
repaired
they supposed to last Some
every streets above mentioned and
The News Commissioner Hardy
his special his police
neglect He would
not have to to this trouble but
primary less than onethid Of
the registered the
Underwood party thereby binding
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
WRANGLE IN
SUGAR TRUST TRIAL
fBy Associated PreSs.)

New York, May 14.-Shall the voice
of Henry o. Havemyer, dead five
years, be heard in the governments
dissolution suit against the so-called
sugar trust? This question caused a
clash between the government and
corporation attorneys this morning
and when court adjourned the question
was still unsettled.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14

Lame back is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles of the
back, for which you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by all Dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14

The best advertising medium is the
one that reaches the largest number
OF people-The News reaches them
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS AND THE BISHOPS

ADJUSTMENTS AND THE BISHOPS.
The board of bishops of the North
ern Methodist church urge their gen.
eral conferences to change the para
graph In the discipline which forbids
church members to go to the theatre,
dance. play cards or gamble. This
paragraph was inserted about 40
years ago. and it has been ever since
its adoption to large extent unen-
forced. 1t has been persistently dis
regarded, especially in the churches
located in cities. Laymen disregarded
1t freely, and the ministers overlooked