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Gin iunoerbarer Shudrmer.
2pnnon, Gnoe Qpril

~SilUOI.y SI0r ApLA.
Ut!tels politiihe 6armlofiatsit
bate etpas Rubrenoes, peroiente Tie
nIdt Ieioer cine gang anbere ge8e;4-
nnng. 2Sir habeu einen 8uitap. 9looIi.
Verein, Der 0as 4noenten zines ebrz
9ei3igen Jremoliugs bsiIig bGlt aaz
fir. oaB CT osutihs Groe gum blutigeu
ShoupIaB ieiaer 2haten gu pGbIen
serubt bat. Dem entipriat es siniger,
maBsn. psun jest Der nit Der .5ita-
mic" jagrlnoe geaon9enen GngIQnoer
WiQiam 56omas Stsao in Deutihca
Ra6rufen aaes Grnites ais DeItFris.
oensberolo eefeisrt fpiro. 1agegen
naroe nur bann nibts sin3ulpenoea
iein. tpenn feline gelpunoerer 4. ..
AUDI Die auf anssmeFene 8eritdrtun9
Der oeutf9eu Wsbrtraft geoohten,
anitatt lie triegeriiher 0intsr &c oanten
gu seiben, u!s Disner Der 5risoensioee
geIten !ieBen. Denn oerielbe Steao,
Der feline gldn3snbs 5eSsr alien eroer.=
liaen pa5iiiitiiden S6nurrpfeiferei.u
Iieb, bIieb Bis an Iein aebenssnoe Der
bsreDtits 8erfshter Der isproeruna
8tpsisr ensIiihsr 9egen isoes oeutl9s
ariessidiff. 9ieis 3pteipdltietsit mar
iur iein san5es 4uftreten hlrdtt,riz
itiit, unb in England nabm ihn ldn9ft
tsin Grnitbafter mehr ernit. go i4arf
uno ihneiois. 10 originsu uno 10 gei'ts
reid cr feline 4nIihtsn aud, 3u perfsc9e
ten puBte, fiets bate feline usber3ea.
gung ioSuiogsn ooppsIteR gooen. Sd
bin NIT benz nun 10 I6retIih ums
2eben 9etommensn bier in 2pnoon
uno auf oem Rontiuent oft uno Bel oen
peridieoeniten geIegenbeitsn suIam.
msngetroffen uno babe ieoesmdl DOH
neunn ods llrtbeiI 2pro NliIners be.
iEdtist gefunoen, Der i1on Dor oreibig
Sabrsn ieinen bamalisen Rsoattipns=
tollegsn BON Der pausWaas@daette
oas oorfpinIhe Glkp 3piiten Don
Guirote unp phineas garnum aez
nannt bat. Steob mar ein unoemein
lisbsnsipiiroiser uno gefdllieer Wienih,
cir fanoier geieuihdfter, Elm geihsi.
ter aopf pon unerbortsr eeiitiser 8f-
pegIidtsit. pes seiprotrnen pie RES
aeihriebenen Wortes eleihermaBsn
mGatis, feline 6aupteisenihaft aber
mar uno 5lieb cine seraoe3u ldherIibe
eitslteit - bic 9ummhsit Der tluoen
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2lmsmdrtiae Wsdrfte.
q Z 10 ort. II. Wlni-

aep gort, IL. Otat.
MebI.--3uinbr 1876 gbls.. gerfonb,
| Ia, ,O32 gbls.-- Der Mlartt mar beute rubio
sprina patent $5.55-5.90, 8inter Straiobfs
IS .20-5.35, 9inter Yatsnts $5.45-5. go
| Sprina clears S4.60-4.9O, @iuter ertra,
no. t4.30--4.50, 30. Q bo. $4.10-4 zoe,
| aanias, gtraigbts $5.15-5.35.
asaaenmebl mar beutt rubto. aoi,
Bic sutes $5.0o-5.l0, Dolce bis fanep s5.15
$40.
u6weiseumsbf in Fdu ,u $3.50
per loo pfuuo fair bi5 qutes 1896 -
5.I5, Dolce bis fdnen $5.0O-5.25.
Waismebl mar rubig. Ggsines p.ises
unb eelbes $l.80-1.S5, srobss sl.75-l. 80,
filnbrieb s425.
Buhwsi,en rtomincI. american 85e
mnb Canadian 83t {. |. 7. 9lsiu gort.
Rseqsn i'll fef. 9o. 2 9eitern lOC
bel anfunft {. /. I. guHaIo.
esrfe IN piilia. WaI39.rite 117-l3Oc
{. g. I. Buffalo.
gs.iss n.-3ufubr 225, 800 Gu, g,rfanbt
272,6 Eu. Wartt ungsreaelt. 20. 2 rother
reuer 12le i'm glebntor uno l2It Z. 0. b.
idpimm.no. 30. northern Gulutb 125t
I. 0. b. ihUimm.nb.
BsIfhforn. - 3ufubt 5,s75,' gerfonot
3726 gu. Tfartt iit pIliq. erport ao. Q
nsuer 82I8s i'm GleoatOr uuO 82lae I. o. E..
ihpimmeno.
6af.r.-3ufuhr 65,575 gu., g,rfanbt
.250 Fu. Ter Wartt lit it,tiq. gtaroaro
peiber Gle i'm glspator, Ro. . p.issr Gle,
Ao. Gle, go. 4 50c.
6.u III taum ftetig.-9rima l60e, SO. !
1905, 80. l50e, no. 1856.
6opFen ftstig.-- Gtat. 1911, orbind
r.r bis dolce 40-52e; 1910, 45-a7e; gattfc
gouf 1911, orDindrsr bic toit. 40 - 44e,
1910, 4e-42e.
Sdxte f,ns fea ~ g.ntrat sm.rita
25t, 8oaota 24la-25ikr.
etber lit fen. e,nIoS 25-27c.
Sort III Httia. Eamits sec. .5o-2i 90.
bort clear sl9.25-2o.5o, W.b s2o75--
2l.00.
ssef IN iietia. samila $500 1850.
Rb tl5.00--i5.5o. geef. z hinttn $500
81 90, Btrpntt sl3.o0-l3.50, gits .rtra
5nbia Wss sl9.00--is25.
sut Wsats finb fstig. seeofsu. Sci.
lies, 10 bis IA 8fo., L - l2e. DO. shu[.
tern Sl9-s74t, 8 DO. shint,u I21l-l25c.
Shmal if tefi1. RisoI. gs.t srima
sl0.65-l0.75; aaFHnirter uu1rrsaslt. Gouti.
nentsll.20. g. u. 1920, COMPOUND III I'll.
bia su 9-9'9.
fdlg IN rubia. Erjma gug ia 6sec,
gouutrn 81 I-67ke.
Saumnollf aam.n-c III pilIia.-
prima robes s6.l3, erIna Sommsr aslb,s
81 05-7.20.
stroltum IN f.til. HaiFnirt.s
Tsp BORT $3.50, phifab,ipbta unoSaItimors
$3.50, DO. IN Sult $500
B otls If rubis. DOm.Fie sI.sss Ohio
27-2Sc.
Oar, IN fsH. Strainss, sspobnIinss
bic sut.s IS 50--6.65.
Ssis ii f.f. Giab.imiiaer 5sg-534t,
yatna 6l4-81c
Wol fes ftetta. H.n Orleans Eptn
settle, outer bts Dolce, 35-5oc.
5a6er.- Robsr IN fstia. wussnsess
% f.s, 3.42t. Centrifugal % l.it 392c,
WoIaHss.3uStr 50 Etf 3l6t. Raffnirt.r
fsrpsn ia niuig ;u sic.
In e..ig. Gut Soof 5.y0c, Grufb.b 5.80c,
Noulo "a" S.45e, gub;s 535e, gons.r.b
5.25e, Sranulatso 5.l0c, DIAMOND n"
b.l0c. gonfsetton.rs ~" 495e. 30. 495,
Hs. Q SOC, 70. 348jt. 90. 448os, SO. s
4.75, No. o s.70c, 10. 4.65e, 30. s 4.60c
10. 3 4.55c, 30, 10 4.50e, 20. II 4.45, 30.
II 4.40c 20. l: 4.35t. 80. IL 4.35..
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BIZ 40, II. sra


@.kI.-T. Uartt mar iapaa. gsinter
gatents So. 3.l5-5.45, straisbts s.. .5O-y5. 10,
Spring 8atsntss5 $3.50, straia5ts $5. o.
--S.30 9aitrs $4.20-4.5O
@ttasn. Our Rai ll0ss - ll3c
am s&Ias i12l4e; fur 3uIi lo624-losc, am
ealus 108l{e; far September l027&-lO4c,
am SHlus iO3Ae; fur December lob --
l04lst am Salub 1896.
@t atern sar Rai II -
7s'se, am Salus 7Sc: fir SuIi 73s5-75lls,
am Shlus 7434r; FUR ss2tsmbsr 72-73Tse {,
am Sdias T3e, fur Eesembsr 6214 - eSc,
am Shtns 621sc
eaf.r. - sar Wai 524-5ssSc, am
Shlus 53lsc; fur JUL 48lS-50s.c, am
SdIus 49Tsc FIR September &lsS-423Se,
am ShIus AZ 4e, fur Ie.embsr 4219-43iSc {,
am ShIub 43Ise.
Ssaseu.-No. 2 92lSc.
9srHs.--- Sut. suttrra.rfs so-lo3c.
gate bis dolce NaI.g,rfs ll6-l27e.
Ia d iaa n. - 20. e. @.
2l5L<t. 30. l Y. 81 252c.
9tmotbsi amen. -asu,r IS. 30
1900 Der Gfntner
sI..iaam.u. - s14.oo-2s.Oo per
geniner.
M.bport-1s50-l962ll Der gbl.-sar
Wai s....... am SAiu6 sls.40
fur 5uh sls.30--ls.65, an shlus SIS. .65.
far September slS.50-l9.ooe, am Shlul
1880.
Q hmaI,. - $l072h per 100 pfuus. -
sur Mai .......... am SAlus slo.72 i;
fur1uiisl0. 671a-l0.S2 am Snlussl0. Sc u
fur September sl0.s0-1l 02I9, am SdIab
$il.00, fur S,tObsr sl0.97R-ll.I0, am
am Shlus sil0o.
bort 4ippe ri n eofs $40. IS
per 100 viune. our Tni -, an
SAlus sl0.35; fur 3Hli $l0.25-lo.42l5,
am SAlus $40 4oc far September sIO.42b
-lO.60. am ShIus sl0.55.
Dutter.-Rar.t n Dlliia. grenmsriss
25--28c, Taira 23--26c per Bfune.
eter. Der Rart; IL pilIig sriiHs 1917
-lSs pet CateRS.
ma 9. - Rdrtt III tstis. Cream l5Ia--
1915 per yfuae
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WehI.-- steues Binter gatent $5.25-5.5O
@imtcr Jaucp $4.65-5.10, @inter Romifp
s4.25-4.bO, Grtrd $4.00---4l0, orbindres
| $8.80-4.0O garter @ei3en patent $3.50
sos. DO. fancn $4.S5--5 bo. Ssamiln s4.4O
--4.5O, Rogaenmebi, neroneftlih geinifdteS
t4.90-5.00, reinss 9Th $5,15-5.40, etmif.
Ates $3.50. .15 Der Dbl.
@eiien.--Warft rubig une iuiliiaer 30.
rother @inter ace l24e, no. 8 bo. 1l5--
12Ic, 80. 4 rot6er 96--l13e Der Bn.
% n.-Wdrft rubta II. ,uiaigsr 10.
? tpsises Sc 87t, no. mei5es "a - 85c,
no. 4 Dds.s 80-83e, 30. 2 s,ibes 81-82e,
10. 8 bo. 70 - GOT. 30. bo. rs 7Sc,
30. 2semifdtss 81 - 82c, 30. B DO. 79---
6Ot, no. 4 DO. 76--7sc, meibes aoibeuforn 80
s3t, aflbes DO. 82--S5e. aemifftes DO. So--S3e
per Blu. 8erfauit murben: 2 6ars go. 3 mel.
bee Az 85t, 800 Bn. bp. III SALT, / Gar 10.
4 asIbss su TIE, Gar 30. 3 bo. III 79tst,
ear adbrsnots antts ;u Zoe, Gar DO. su
65t nuo 300 gu. To. gemIibt:s su 76e auf
6em 0eIeife.
cofer.-Warft rubia unb piliaer. Ho.s nei.
ser So -59,s STANDARD ipeiser 57--57 15e,
no. 3 ne,sn SIC, 30. 4 tpeibtr 55--57e,
no 2 aemtfdter 57tae, 10. s bo. 57--57l8at
no. 4 DO. 55--57e per gu Bertduit murben:
Cars Stanoarb tutiser su SIC, / Gar 30.
2 gcmiihter su I7J5e, gar 20. neiser su
59c, Gar DO. su 5Se, Cor No. 3 DO. ,u
SIC nno Gar peibsr mad grobs an 55Ae
auf benz Btlsife
Noaaen.-- Marft ipifliasr. ge.292-94c,
Go. 69-9lt. 80. s2-s9e.
etrfts. - No. @iuter si.Io-l .es, 10.
s5c-s1.l0. 1o. 60--95c 70. 3 Sprtr1
N.l0-i.32 10. 4 60e--sl.10, sutt.raera.
65-s0c.
@erfenmdtS. erabia6rsssrH. si45
Lac Der 1u.
Bergiei d Der 8ttreist. Breif. nit oeui..
sisen am sIeiaeu Taae oe5 boria.u 5asr.s
Wai II. 1919. 9ai II. 1911
Btiien, No. rother .123e 94e
Melfhforn, 9o. 3 c.mifhtes 80: 56tst
6afer. 30. aemifht.r utu.r 57Ist 35t
Soaa.n no. 2 neuer ...... 97c ll3e
eea no. Simot5p 1900 5000
9htstn.
Der wdrtt MIR H.tia TtrtauFt pars.n
623 Fbls. Tiffitftr's Finifbes 6oobs auf
ssr Safs hon si.36 per gaIoH,.
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esIs .en eau Hnrsesu 21Ia-3x ansse.
iisheu.
erimd 9efndftspapisrs Durben ,u ~
4K& bisfcntirt.
GterIinse erhanae IN itttia. sidt
.u 1855 unb so Gage su "a. .S37s-4.84IS.
Sunbss. CbIiaattonsn mareu fts.
TIC uno unrosn ME folat auotirt:
Der. Stadtea R.funbtns 2E i00s<-lOls< u
~ rseiifrirte tl825) li4-il4A, coupons
l4k-il5, So rseiffrirts 102k
eoupons lo2I4 4-10214. Pauama Coupons
29 l00L a.b.
hftter, m IT, Yin Bormittaae mar
Der Warft ftpah unb bic prtife aiuaeu ber.
untsr. seatH Sd,lub abtr trat sint @eabuna
elm anb bic gtrIuits pure,n snm gbstI pis.
Der gut semaht, bod iianeen bic shlusuo.
tirunssn meiftus etpas uuttr bsnsu bon et.
htrn.
aahatheHbe aurls nurbsn BON Der Sirma
9rnin, Sdumau & Co., 70. 22s 232
feaInut Strate, bsriMstt
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Der gtfp0bnlidt 4sbuins III rur
NIT sinem inrsen 3isgenfea betlei0tt.
fem Wsib trdst DaSfsIbe.
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Metan martt.

Ssp e0rf, II. Mai.
3tnn IN ruhis An s46.25-s860; aupf.r III
fet: Sais l5L4-l61se. electhroIptic IN
l6ss-lelac, ga'.ina ;u i57s - l61sc. BIei
ftrtia az A.l5 - 4.25 speltsr III tetie
sn t6.60--6.90. GifsR mar ifstia. slc. /
6ounbrp Rortbsrn III sl5.50-l5.75, go. 8
DO. su tl5.25-l550, go. Southsrn aue
re. Soutbera foft gu Sl5.50-l5 10.
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Bon, Welnntarfte..


GtAsinnati. H. Mah tSl2.
ObmoN esnist bon ben bisHesn Hanftn
eant Jitinlih CUTE Ndhfrage uah EarItbsn
~ tesasihnen batfsn, 10 wnrsn bic @efd1fts
TN Nngtmsinen bod ruhig nHc bic 3insratsn
dlne unosrdnbert atblisbsn. Tarlshen scr ealI"
Duresn bon ben gaHfen su ~ ausastiebtn
nnb 0sid)ditspaptsre au 5 - 81 bfSfontiyf.
Dh MafIsr plaeirteu Tarleben .sn tau" sa
~ anS aai 3tit gu az.
xssAfd aHf Nesp gsrf
narsn httie unc purben su gari smifdsn
HaHfen perfauit. Die Gountsrrate bstrdgt
Doc pramis per >l0o0.
GsAfd aHf esrsps.
fab Astis. Die io!senbsn nustirunoeH fiHs
~ bsrid,ten:
esuDon. 8 1ase si4t s4.s7z per
{. 90 Rag. si4t. A.s4A psr I;
yaris, Gage eiAt, 5.l2k--5.i5 per l}ranss
500 90 fnss siht, 5i71lxx-520 Sranss pee
800; fur Esmtfhiauo 4 9dat stdt, Mart
soitt DO. 50 Gage Siht. 94s<e.
Documentary Dias auf 2onbou murben ~
t.ss4. auf 0Iassop ~ asa uHs anf ceifaf
~ 4.e2A berfaaft.
s'Hrtss. .rbiisstisnss.
rubis nHe aests. DIE 1aHssa suotirsa pis
fslst:
QinfauF. Hsriauf.
- esnbs, 1926 Coup. liza ii4k
81 nonbs, 1918 .i02L l02A
~ Hones, 1880 ....-l00A l0lZ
IN WdEdM1 ....lUJL ~-
oiseiins sssis ilmfsss.
Der llmfat I'm bisiiatn gleariabouft belief
nd htute auf y, ,636, l60.
esiaf.seipriiSisa.
DIR Warft mar hsute niht 10 lsbbaFt ale
an Den borsfrssbenoen laaen, uno bic Breiie
wateH stpas fhpdAsr Die foIaenber Der.
faufs hnb ;n berthten:
Nm Der Sf;fs.
Tirss Gail
% s'tisn Cine. Gas & gie6.ric Gc... ~
10 ustlsn uoiunnbia oas 4 Gl... Glec....'.... III
" athAn ain'n un. gfod Darbs .. 1904
xuifisH 0tnc-. RetpFori & Gon. Gofi.......s 81
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Ii aiiitn elHt. Sit Fe-........... lzs
Second Cali
alieH giHc. Gas GIcclrIc ec.......n
Sm sfirrm wiarits.
$4,000 Union G. Q. Il .. 4er, 1eis... s4h
aaAh.seubt fabeas bon I'm bieiiasn Warft
tstnelt5en Sonos uHe attien aisbt Die off.
sisusH Euotiruassn an:
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Gin b er III Il Il D.

Ter flcine QduI hot itch Elm 3ipef.s
rao qerpiiuidIt. Die GItern haben pe-,
GEN Der HSuaeno oes aiuoes hieraeqPftI
aebellfen uno fauicr uorerlt Elm Treis
rao. 9im 8eburtsta95morqen itellt
man Gas Ru0 Dor GauItcns &etthen.
Gr erluadIt reibt lid Die 2Iugen, lno.
iiebt Aas Rah 9tohoenflldl 'priht erI
ictn Diorgcngebet uu0 fiigt 5unrI
Sdluiie bel: oaber, Iieber @ott.
fanuit Gu oeun mirfIih tein 3ipei.
RAD bon cinem Ireirao unteridei..
ben?~
Ser perbIiiffte 8r ieiior.f
Grofeiior: .Serr aoIege. gle tnu-
uen mir gratultreu. iA bin geiterlt.
8ater gelporoen
apIlege: @lnes Sobnes ?"
ErofeIior; ..Reinl"
StpIleqe rginer Todyter aIjo!~
8rofelior lseritrelt) 8ober ipifs
ZEN Sie berelts. oaB es e.ne God)iess
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GinsinRati. II. Wai.
5ufnhr sHs Sttfaust udtrene Der esrHoi.
ienfn "a Stuneen, eersIihen init ben porhsr.
aebeneen 4 fasen warsu ME folet:
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| atnbUie6. - Tie 3ufubr mar beute
nidt aroB, bic Nadfra9e cine quite unD bic
Preiie itetig bis tart t-Stoders uuo Seebers
| paren stipds nieoriger. @ute WiIhsibe finb
| itetia.
saDer. sti.re s6.25-7.75, ertra Sc. 90
-a.lo, tauep - S4isu $2.75-6.50,
trtra VI 7.05-7.75, Setiers $4.00--7. Is, auss
srI.fen. bis .rtra s7.25-7 so, foneb 81 90
7.75, Rubs $2.25 - $50, auserleiene bic
ertra $6.00-825, fauen - Gamers
S2.25-3.25, Sto6srs unb Sesoers 1900
6.25.
Bullen. Bel aiemTidl orossr 3ufuhr
nno nur mabiger Iadfrage mar Der Martt
ftetia.
Nasere unb I.id1te s4.OO-4.75, goIoono
4.75 - 5.65, srtra s5.75-6.25.
Ralber. - Der Wartt mar beute ruhia
nno bic Breiic ettpuS nieorioer
Oroindre anb sroSe SO 300 90, fair bic
quite leidte $6 00-7.25, ertra 81. .5o-7.75.
Falbtr in ben aommiiiions. 5duf.ru. -
8antn 71as, prtma bis auserIefeae 61S - Il,
oroindre 4--5c
2 d msine. --p6tef- uno aIsidlsriorten
fieaeu hcute MN Sc per 100 giunb, fieIeu aber
lpnter pieesr uub Der Warft iblos i6pah.
gsihte 8erinnbtlorten unb Hertei ipareu in
bsnsrsr Ratfrags uuo itieaen UNI 1Oc
Shwsre ShDeins brahteu So 10-s Is,
aute bis auserleisne Berpaduuas- uub fIeis
lneriortsn S805-S15, aenifdbte 8erpa,
dungsfort.n s775-S 10, orbindrs bis aus.
.rleien. fhpere fstte Sdus s.. .O0-7 .15, ertru
S25. Staos 81 90 - 500, IeiG1ts Ser.
fanntiortsu 1851 so, Sertel bon ITO gfb.
unb nenioer S5.0o-s.40.
Sdafe uub edmmer. - Der Wartt
mar fhtpah uuo bic 9reile fieIen nm l5--
25c fir Shaie unb nm Soc fur oeihorene
eimmer. friihiabrs. .e1mmcr finb ftettg
Shafe. - srtrd s4.T5, quite BIG aus
erIsiene 1925 - 4.60. orotudre bis aute
81 00-4.00, guns 81 .25-2.O0.
edmmsr. 8eidoreRe ertra $50,
quite bis austrtefsn. S75o-79O. croudre
bis cute $500 - 7.25, SrI5iobrs ,gdmm.r
S6 OIL 90
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
%**%%*%~*~%=* $50
Mrs. Annie Everett.

Mrs. Annie Everett died yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at her home
near Irene Chapel. Mrs. Everett was
55 years of age and came here from
Alabama eleven years ago. Her hus-
band died about five years ago, and
she also lost son five years ago and
another son, John Everett, died about
six months ago. The direct cause of
death was pellagra.
Mrs. Everett was a woman of es-
Unable worth, christian character and
fortitute that was severely tried.
Throughout all of her troubles she
exhibited the same kindly considera-
ton for her loved ones that held and
made friends. She was buried at
three o'clock this afternoon at the
Breeland cemetery, the services be-
ing conducted by Rev. A. L. O'Briant.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. I. Warren,
of Mobile, and daughter, Mrs. Locke.
Of this city, and three sons, Dan, Nick
and Jesse Everett, also of Hatties-
burg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05
SAYS ROOSEVELT
IS NO CANDIDATE
President OF The Outlook Publishing
Company Makes Positive
Announcement.

Cornwal[on-Hudson, n. Y, Jan. g.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt is not a can
didate for the Presidency, according
to Lawrence F. Abbott, president of
the outlook Company of New York,
with which Mr.. Roosevelt is actively
associated. This statement is made
today in the Local Press, a weekly
newspaper published here, the home
of Mr.. Abbott.
The statement is lengthy and re-
views Mr.. Roosevelt's connection with
national politics during the last three
years. 1t was brought out so the edi-
tor of the Local Press says, when he
asked Mr.. Abbott whether Mr.. Roose-
welt was candidate for the Presi-
dency.
"You must understand to begin
WITH Mr.. Abbott says in what is
termed dictated. statement, " that
whatever I say in answer to your ques-
ton, I say solely on my own respon-
sibility and without any consultation
with Mr.. Roosevelt.
"You ask me whether Mr.. Roosevelt
is a candidate for the Presidency.
answer no. He is not a candidate ;
he does not desire to be a candidate
he has discouraged and is discourag-
ing in every possible way all talk OF
his candidacy and he will take no
active share of any kind in the con-
tent of various candidates, contests
which are always in evidence for two
or three months preceding any nation
al convention"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05
DEMOCRATS SHORT OF COIN.

Washington, Jan. A. Democratic
politicians from all over the United
States are beginning to arrive in the
capital today in advance of the meet
ing of the national committee next
Monday.
1t is stated on good authority that
the treasury of the national campaign
management is as bare as the famous
cupboard of Old Mother Hubbard and
that one of the principal matters be-
fore the coming meeting will be ways
and means of raising the wind.
I'VE have the platform and we have
the men," said a man close to Ma
tional Chairman Mack, but also we
haven't the coin. Every dollar rails
ed for the 1908 campaign was spent
and all is lost save hope"
Although New York got into the
game rather late in the day, the Dem
ocrats of the metropolis, assisted by
the hotels and other business inter-
ests, are making a great fight for the
Democratic national convention.
Many of the politicians now here be-
lieve that holding the big gathering
in New York would help to carry the
Empire state for the Democracy next
November.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05
BATSON NOTES.
*******"*****%* : =

Christmas passed very quietly with
the people of our little community
and everybody kept sober.
Mr.. Eli McCardle made a flying trip
to Virgins last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Travis and children Wis
tied relatives near Laurel the first of
this week.
Mr.. Cleveland Landers, from Mont
gomery, Ala, is visiting his uncle, Mr..
w. w. Durham.
Mr.. Louis Travis was a Sunday Wis
itor.
Mrs. c. T. Ballard, of Robinwood,
visited her sister Mrs. L. W. Batson,
during the Christmas holidays.
Messrs. Frank, ]. c. and Harvey
eagle visited in the home of Mrs. ].
A. McCardle, during Christmas.
Our school opened again Monday
with renewed energy from a weeks
rest. 1t is still small, but it makes
up in quality what it lacks in guam
tity. SCHOOL GIRLS.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05

manager of the Great Southern Hotel
at Gulfport has evidenced to it's pa
irons that he is a man of wonderful
executive ability, and having the good
OF his company at heart realizes that
he can succeed only with the cooper
alton of the travelling public, and es-
pecially the good will of the CONNER
cial Travellers of the state. A man
OF more affable disposition could
hardly be found among the ranks of
business men. Mr.. Drivers sunny
nature and social spirit eminently fits
MN for the place he fills The fame
the Mississippi Coast has attained as
a winter resort is largely due to the
splendid business Judgment and sa-
gaclty of Mr.. Driver as manager of
the Great Southern Hotel and Chair
man of the Convention committee of
the Gulfport Commercial Union. The
same policy will be inaugurated at
Hotel Hattiesburg and will meet the
commentator Of the local people
generally as well as the travelling
public. This the first large GATHERING
a' Hotel Hattiesburg under the new
management will no doubt be- An nc.
caslon that will be long remembered
py the gallant knights of the Grip"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05
TIE TAFT-JUssERAND
INCIDENT EXPLAINED

Paris, Jan. "a seni-offci ! state
mont was issued today relating to a
newspaper report that the Ere lch am
bassador al Washington, NJ. Jusse-
rard, had been affroHted by President
Taft and had left Washington for
Panama so as to be absent from the
New Years reception at the White
House and thus to show his adhesion
to his friend Roosevelt. The state
ment declares that the truth of the
matter is quite different. 1t says Am
bassador Jusserand left for Panama
at the request of President Taft who
had repeatedly pressed the French
ambassador to see the canal before it
was completed
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05

Mrs. James Hays, followed the game
of bridge.
The members and substitutes pres
ent were Mesdames E. r. Farrell, L..
w. Bayne, M. A. Hoffman, H. E.
Welch, P. A. Carter, James Hayes, H.
T. Mounger, w. c. Rodgers and her
guest, Miss Edna Rodgers, of Hunts
vile, Ala; Misses Norma and Olive
Powe.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05
PHONESt 35-
Social and Personal
TIE L. l. ALLEN

The Sowania Club win meet with
Miss Corrie Haney tomorrow after
noon ct o'clock.
\. + i.
The Married Ladies Card Club Is
meeting this afternoon with Mrs. H.
E, WEIGH, on Court street
!. + 4.
Miss Annie Pearl Miles and Mrs.
Wilson Moore. of Meridian, are guests
OF Mrs. v. E. Hobgood, on Second
street.
+ 4. +
r rrtnightty Bridge Club.
The meeting Thursday Of the Fort
nightly Bridge Club was held with
Mrs. Charles M. Hays, on Main street.
The rooms were attractive with holly,
narcissa, red carnations and ferns.
Isighest score was made by Mrs. H.
II. Mounser, and a two-course lunch
con served by the hostess, assisted by
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05

Trapped" the story of false wo-
maa and true friend will be shown
at the Gem theatre tonight. On the
same program a special Selig western
Hearts of the West" will be shown
Mr.. Tyree will render a splendid
song entitled, There's a Dixie Girl
Who's Longing for Yankee Doodle
Boy" which win be beautifully illus.
trated. Tomorrow, Saturday, special
plays will be shown at the Gem thea.
tire at the matinee and night per.
formances.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-01-05

Il Today's program at the Lomo:
<'Pathes Weekly of Current Events "
Following are some of the most i'm
portant ones: Paris, France-the lie
Bargy Malberbe duel in the fifth en-.
counter Mr.. Malberbe is slightly
wounded in the arm. Carbondale
Pa.-forty three runaway freight cars
oyerturn a switchman's shanty, kill
ing five and injuring five more. Tri-
poll, the Italo-Turkish war, the Itali-
an camp sleeping guarded by the sen.
tries on the minarcts. The Arabs
who had Joined the cause of the
Turks have been shot after the court.
martial. New York, N Y.-Jack
Clarke, the Australian champion, win.
ming the six-day bicycle race for the
Foghe-Clark team. "A Western Post
mistress" A drama of the west
Miss Ollivan Clayne will render one
more good song today. Lomo orch es.
ira.