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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Zen cneelife 5loo6e. y@oening
9teipS~ nle6beIer, at oct euge(ife
20omirolitet ooerpeier aebet al to
SlogIfibe al Dreaouougbt 5ppen,
Der FOR oen tprfiife 9legerings Neg.
nina bnQaes GlSpicf oq Barron
IN 8irrneis. 9IoOet tilfpier, at 9lo-
nirolitetrt cr flort oper, at en-
frelnnleo WtootS as6 of OiSle to
5fi6e, Der oIlereSe / Sanuor 1914
oil flrnne trnoe / oftip TieneIte, al
porligt pil6e flmne foritprre 2i1e-
op9ten mellem De europniffe S6.
nlogter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
glanOeor Mfo0clclter.

Sra 8Dt6eoille, 8a., me0Oeles,
at Sj0no 2lllen, 0en 6efenote 2eOer
for 9lllen-9onOen, iom mprOeOe 9n-
rigbe0sperIoner / Sillspille / Diorts,
er fenOt ifpCOig Vloro al anOen
@rao og Osntt til 10 aors Iltgt.
bus. - g8esleD @Dmouos, 9lllens
15rtter, ital MI titles for 9ietten
De to bleo poogrebet I Des 0toines,
So, ben IA. Septenber.
$4,000,000,000 8eroi oil, efter
boao Der me00eleS ira 8oi6ington,
Dor ll0f6rel in0ebpren0e noo op
til Sort 2onos b6ieite ltoferiels.
berOi bor tiOligere $3,626,000,0 900
/ 1911. Oen onerifre0 $4,000, ,000-
900 Mprfet for ierIte Sang i 1906
og $2,0O0,00O,O0 WGrfet 1899.
Sra Sort 8uDne, S5no., iortpaes
ON Ell me9et mprfelig Operation.
1T treoarS 9onnnelt Pi9eborn mite
be for ct glurStt0 iiOen oe6 en- SGn-
6elie lin y}Gie. 1Sor ire Tiger ii0en
beillltte0e 2pger at gsre ct 1Sori6a
pon at ifnffe Barnet en- np gt9ie.
9arnets ne0erlte 9ti6ben bleo to9et
no oa poOet ! penitre lln0erorn.
"a Der oar qroet 9so til 9enet,
bIeo Arnen 'iaitgiort til 9arnets2ln-
i1t. Zen ii0itc Operation oil blipe,
noar 96oet o9 9enet er fuitgroet
til 2Iniiqtet, 0u at ifpre 9Irmen
lps og befln6e ben M gfnie ne0
6uO. Soa lungt mm er fonmen,
er Operatiorerne peIlpffeoe
lSro Chicago fortGlles, at en- 81.
qe Niis Muit0 @an 0elrien, Mon-
bags itprteOe iig u0 al ct gin0ue /
30. Gtoge al @cGormicf- 9pgnif-
gen poa @oit @an 9ltren Street oq
fnuIte8 iSolOet. Ger iiqe8, at blm
troe0e iia forfllGGt al on6e 9(on0er,
iom oil0e le6e berOe ino / oct abni.
De SIabcri" Gua ct 9oono. Der onr
faitqiort til ber0eS 2ipb9lte, fanotes
Oroene y960 eller 9Gre" ifreoet.
Sra 2onrence, 0foSi., mel0es I'M.
Der 2G. 6s., at Glriin0cr al 0fenne.
ifer oen Dag BOO @ttor, @IoDannt.
ii og Gorltio, ser bar 6lepen frifen0t
ior 9fnflaQen for N}orO ,Sorbin0elie
meo 9lnno 9opi35oS 06o unOer
Tertil 5trifcn ii0ite Ginter, peGfom.
men tilbone ira Solen. SeIo 0i66re
meo Barn poo 9(rm 6eltoq De-
monItrotionen
II. Q. Senator Siaoor 9tapner,
@nrOlon0, en- lc0eu0e 0emofrat,
6bis Jtapn 9rpou lrOer 9}otional
fonnentioncn / Baltimore npOnte
Ion Ell @rGIioeut W}uliq6co, er Den
% os. 900 I lit Stem @oi6ing-
ton. Sam 6op0e iem 9tor fi0t of
af ]}erritiS (]feroebetrnoelie)
0m Snnuel @omper8, Tornon-
Den For 9lmcricon federation al 90.
bor, bar Der Here Goqe oGret
iortolt, at bon bar ipg, men DC Ii0-
tie Gfterrctnn1er InOer poa at
bans SDgSom fife er farliq.
De ire 0ipno, Ser efter 2eit-
nont @ecfers GilifDu0elIe Ife0 no
Ient6al / 9ten 9)orf er sem 26. OS.
bIcbcn oSmt til at 81 / Sen pIeftri-
Ife Stot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
,Sreosunoerh anoIineerne.
5il Sats er Der ingen lloiigt til,
st be ifal reinltere Sreo.
seasitelle oucr SpeuOingen /
europa.

9Ollllulillpop6it 20. gtVU. %Clt
ipeceIle Serlboneoo9n, lOm bleo
bDeget til at 6eforOre Sliltm gl6-
onI 9on1io til Solonifi I, er iettOt
til 6ebotolio for at tiene iom DteOe-
lofale for be tprfiite og bnltonlte be-
fnlomestigeoe. Get er en- itor rlpm.
melig 8ogn, Der goer 4SloOs til
tolo 45erioner og ct gor0 at llOOe
rlul0t.
0e beiuIOm9gtigeoe bolOt NOT ct
U1eoe Dng, og oct enOelige UteOe
pa blipe 9oDot i Qiorgen, meo min-
ore oct loeltte0e Ter, % WuligbeO
FOR en 5orltaoele oiier Jig.
Or. glmntueller, Ell tpif aOrre'
ipoip0elrt og tiOliegre 2Ittaobe oct
tDite ltoenrigs0eportenent, OsOe /
Tag Son Steiano af aolera. Son
er oen fsrite ellropeer, Der er ial.
Den iom Ofier for @oleroen. 20 an.
ore tpife aorrelponOenter er urt-
gre6ne.
Zen gr9lte orto0ofie GirfeS stu,
nonfife Botriarfs DsO bar gIort ct
opbt Snotrnf poa Den greite BE.
folfnhl9 o9 poo Oiientligbeoen /
9llmin0eligbeo. S5oatim Den Ere
0ie par 9erfebiifop / aonitontfBo.
pei, ban bleo rs 9lar gammel StsHt
bans 0eo ngunes nPr 6orbinOel.
ie neo ssolera-Oirene, iDneS oct
DOG fife, iom ban er $50 al Sole
roen.
eonoon, 20. 9too. = DiuligbeOen
al oa 3oren for en- iterre Strig emo
Den mellem De alliere0e 8alfmtito.
ter % 3Drfict logger itGrtere De
iIag poa 0fielltIig6eOens Snteresie
emo Den isrite oiplOmotiite Omit
nleliem DC iorbonOlenOe u0en for
sionita1tinopeI. - De Sfrr0t ben.
inoo Qiobiliiering, iom gItrig og
9llIaldno foreta9er, font fun iore'
Iebige 6oriigtigbeosregler, bar mt
Ii99iort 5oreitillingen ON 5sIger,
Der / 6oert 6al0 ior Storbritoniens
geotommen0e betragtes iom itrGffe-
lige.
Get brittle gltblifum gnlfer til.
iDnelaoenoe life at ORE Sip og
93enge, lanme 9onOefen % no.
iette 5lnaoen ior ben bolfmtte
Soloss 5fpIo. Men 6olf er ilrolige,
fou0i DC botoes ubioenOe on, bOor,
oiot 5ior6ritaniens 0iplOnnter bar
inoloot Jig meo 6ranfring % BUS.
lono Jietning al en- 9llliance, %
bpor meoen SanOpnligbeo Der er
for, at englano oil blibe Oraget ilto
Ell aonilitt, iom cen al eaer beg.
qe 0ets gart6ooere life fan uno.
gan
Zen liberale 8resie er enitem.
mig al ben Mening, at gnglou6 b6r
boloe iig n6itrol, og St6riteOelen al
Den fonieroutiDe BreSie er al iam'
me Deilina a6imes Tiger, ioet oct
erflprcr, at ingen al De eltrop9iife
5olf enifer @rig, og life Oelto
m1pore er oct i ben 9iettitg, 9tatio-
nerne blinot oriner" 8ldoet iperger:
nSpem er oct 0o, iom Snifer frig."
og ipnrer ielo. vSooret nl0a fin.
6es bos ealropas aunslere, 6IonOt
Neno, iom oItfor lenge bar leget
meo W1enneffelin iom meo 9Bnoer
/ Sfofipil, og fom er blepen ioa
irofiltreoe | 5ormllorer Og plito.
oerDplif 0iplonoti, al De life lpn.
gere er iig bepiOit bbor iorliee 5ie.
olitcter be leger me0."
Boil Wfall @n3ette" er omtrent
enc ON at nnilnn en- frinerlf Zone
1et erflRrer.
England bgr 6ar6le foit 5or.
enifig meo Sronfrig og 9tuslano og
iilnpeltben life Iooe Tia ieie tiliioe.
Geriom 6en sfonference, fom Den
brittle Reaering enIfer ofbolot, at.
floas, iao 6ar pi at oplge 9tlter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

9iuSlono o9 5nrtiet gologifts-
2ondborm i 9oog 6ar @}anong 0en
#. oS. afio9t aen0elie en- Soq
mellen 9fnslono oa Eprfiet onL
6pooiot Gprfict er forpli9tet til at
betule Genter al 9riQs7fnoeeritat-
n.naen 6enbolo til Iraftaten of
1879 for 1i6Srrnlnret ira 6en Dag,
0o Simlnlen ifufoe 0pre betoIt s
aen0eliens u0tole3 BET, ut 9}usGan0
qnnife bit efter at 6ooe fr9bet 9e-
lob 1891 er berettaet til at for.
lonQe 9lenter al Iprfiet men of poa
Sen onoen Si6e 5prfiet life 6or no-
gen 5orpliqtelIe til of betole oiSie
9lenter, 0o 9}u8lano, iom oet frent-
qoor al ben poGitiife aorreipon6on-
&c, lrtbinlont bar Qibet 9(ffolO paa
6a RettQbe6er, Ser fltlQte of arGO-
nnQen 1891
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
9or0eft runnt.


soa DonouTlooen ct Ser oen 13.
los. ifet Ell oloorlig lllpffe, iOet en-
@9olltp fpntreoe, og AZ @}enne-
1fer 0rlfneOe
9insDonos 5laaoe. Ct Yeters6org,
Il. 9tobernber. 5 Norineniiriiteriets
Budget for 1913 frppeS 63 @tiQ.
9af6ler til npe Sfibe.
9lnarfrIten 9leturo, Der par Deco
lem al 9onnots 6erbgteoe 9(iuonto-
bil.Hgoer6anoe, Boris er al SSurD-
retten gerloi(les 6leoen oent til
9boen
9eo Sltortngspolgene 9}orge er
Der Den 1 0s ooIqt "A &enitre og
2(r6ej0er0enlofrater, n 6sire %
1Sriiiu6eoe og % '5ooioloenlofater.
5ta(ienerne / 8ripoliS. Sra 9hom
mel0es. at n0tif Den s Os. er i
1ripolis t0,400 95n6foote pen0t til
buae, bar aiIeoeret 0ere5 8aaben
oq intocrfoItet 1iQ m10er 25taGicnernes
6erre0onlne.
6oQan0s 9lnerfen0elie al &ino
iom RepnbIif inneS ot trpffe 2ang-
Drag 5 boert iSulo m.sbiGiger 0et
uoenrigife ll0balg 0epltteretfomret
/ 6naq 9egerin9ens sitting.
lloeir I @rpfenlan0. 9Gt6eh 70.
9fouenber Som S6lge al SolOiom-
me 9leanifpl er ,Sorbin0elen me0
grobinien af6rltot Slere 2Sernbone-
linier er bfebne beifooige0e. Den peo
llbeiret anrette0e 5fn0e er neget
6etDoeliQ.
9in5lan0 bar (ooet OOerenS-
itenmnelie me0 Sc. 9enmelige rtSitif-
monoolife groteftorot at tage Oe
no0pen6iac ,5or6olosreo(er for ot
opret6ol0e MonooIets lluf6Gn9ig-
beo oa at aennenfore 0onqOliets
internationoIe g(nerfenOelie.
@nglan6s 8Goa6e. 5 Gol9e 0}e0-
oeIelie ira Singapore bar De fore.
ne6e moloiiite Stoter peOtoget at
til6n6e 0en engeIife 9iegering ct +.
alasies Fanierifi6, Der ital foite
21l Mia 80. Sterl Gen engelIfe
9egerin1 bar ne0 Gof toqet moo
1il6n0el
@n mprfelig lllpffe. Berlin, ~.
gtobentber. 5iI g2ofnIan5eiger" tele-
Qraferes ira @ien: 2o ct Eo9 ira
9ioooiielt t3o til 00eSio posic6e Gun-
neqea oeo 9}D6nit3o, inrteOe en-
Sten6iof Ger oeieoe ilcre Gentner,
neo og fndte 2ofonlotipet %oitpog-
nen og tire 9as'ogerpogne 10 4o8-
lager orp6tes. oq 10 bGeo 6oor6t
iaareoe
9tobefprnntierte. Stocf6olrn t2.
9dooentber @foenffo6ernes 5elifa6
6ar tif0elt OoerinQenier, n0m. 81.
refter oeo 2(ftieboloqet @}oiofflnnu-
lotor Stocfbolm @irtop 0oIen
9}obelprpnlien GSDiif og BELT @rp-
nrien Semi melIem RrofeS'or peO
llnoeriitetet 8ollIouie, 5ranfrig.
q. Subotier. 6oer al 9lorcts @rp-
tiller er pnd 1O,41b Rr.
@n 9enoobning ct. FeterS6org,
70. gtobember. 8e0 ct al aeiieren
uoiteot 0efret er Den sSol0at, Der
bleo i0enlt IinSoorigt SpangSarbei-
oe, forOi ban oe0 EnroOen WtoItop
trooote no of @ele0Oet for at ooer.
rpffe aeiieren ct 8snifrift bIeoen
benoo0et 0efretet bar f6lgeroe Oro-
lp0:
S0et ieg ir0toler min GOT for
@uos geonoe, Der 6nr ifpnfet Iron-
felgeren 0elbreoelie tilgiper ieg
BEN menige SoIoat 9ncburin bnns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

natipet og itoo ionrmen meO bore
8ellner."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

aeiier gilbefms ;Sorntue aeiier
@lhelms faornnle ifal belebe iig
til 40 Mifliner 0}orf, hon5 SSno-
trgter til % Miflioner. 9llliqeoeG
er 9eiIeren life 0en riaeite 8erion
/ 4Sreusien. 0o 5ru 9ertba arllpp,
6DrIt 6encfel b. 9onnersmorcf og
ct Rar onore bnr it9rre Sormuer,
men aeMeren bor ben beieIte 9lors-
inotnat
Som perionlig gien0om befiooer
9eiieren I Berlin 3, gots0om og
Onaipelier t3 og | oet bele oUer
40 Slotte. 0esuoen eier aeiieren
o6ffilliqe Sitie / Berlin, bl. a &us.
foreen be0 Slotsplooien, bps 9pe.
nin9er, 0en it6rite Del of De 400
&ofbetiente. Der meO 5onilie lo-
9er ober 200O 9erioner, bor Oeres
9olia
Reiierens sSnotngt fro Stoten uo-
qer t77i9296 0iorf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

9tusitife 3ropper til aina. 9on.
Don, 90. geop. 5orltoen at ietoe en-
betpOelie 5torfe aoidtter til ltr9o,
@ongoliet 6or 9fusIano beor6ret
Sroppeforien0eIIer til Gob6o og
llliosilttai. eFter 6bo6 en- aorreipon-
'0ent til v0oilp Selegropb" mel6er
ira Pefing
Oct forIpoer 9inos SobeoItoo,
at fineiiife Sntercsier / De 5orene-
0e Stater lntberban6ler ON 2eie al
@5uiun-7en oe6 lr0Idbet al, gongt-
Ie-6lo0en. Gen oinerifonIte 9ega.
tion ben9ater at babe 8itroTfob ON
6or6onolinqerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

6ooerale moo 0prppepe. O1eri-
co Gito, 25. 9foo. Ssfe ferre eno
lem oq tppe 2on0sbper er bleoet
60elogt Staten 0araca 1 De iioIte
ii Gage al observation-disclosures. 9lo-
miniitrotionen tror. at Opr6ret Der
/ @gnen mn er fitet, og bar goet
8efaIinq til, at Sooe0nasien of
Sropperne 6ieinien0es. OmfrIng
500 Snoionere bar obergioet fig.
@n itor Del al 0em par inioIertbo
l16cn gooben. 8ette bar gibet gln-
le0nng til Den 4noitano, at Rege-
r.ngen / 8rlupoen 6ot opnaoet gru-
me fist iom 9teirltot al oen Ipite.
moti7fe ll6rn66eliesfriq. 8olf Dor.
oco nprrer 6roqt for, at Opr6rerne
mart piI for0oble 6ereS 9Gnitrert.
gelier FOR at become oct Cab, sc bor
Giot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

9in3loll0 bar (opet I Ooeren8-
itenrnleGe meo Sc. 3enrmelige ruSitif-
mon1oIife groteftorat at tage 0e
no0oen6i4e ,5or6oIosregler for at
opret6ol0e MonqoI cts lloT6Gngig.
be0 oa at qennelnfsre N}onqOliets
internationoGe 9(nerfen0eIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Boa Donouflooen ct Ser oen 13.
L0s 1fet Ell olporlig lllpffe, iOet en-
@6olitp fentreoe, og AZ @tenne.
ifer orufne0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

lloeir / @rufenlan0. 9tt6eh 70.
9iooem6er. Som sS6l9e al SolOiom-
me 9leanifpl er ,sor6in0el'en neO
9robiuen af6rirot. iS(ere Sernbone-
Giner er blebne beifooige0e. Den peo
ltbeiret anrette0e Sfo0e er neget
6etD0eliQ.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29
A HARMLESS WAY
TO DARkEN HAIR
A Little Sage And Sulphur Makes
Gray Hair Nanish--A Remedy
For All Hair Troubles.

Who does not know the value of
Sage and Sulphur for keeping the hair
dark, soft and glossy and in good con
dition? As matter of fact, Sulphur
is natural element of hair and a
deficiency of it in the hair is held by
many scalp specialists to be connect
ed with loss of color and vitality of
the hair. Unquestionably, there is
no better remedy for hair and scalp
troubles, especially premature gray
ness, than Sage and Sulphur, if prop
'erly prepared.
The Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York put out an ideal preparation
of this kind, called Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy, in which Sage
and Sulphur are combined with other
valuable remedies for keeping the
hair and scalp in clean, healthy con
dition.
If your hair is losing it's color or
constantly coming out, or if you are
troubled with dandruff or dry, itchy
scalp, get fifty cent bottle of Wy
eth's Sage and Sulphur from your
druggist, use it according to the sim
pie directions, and see what a differ
ence a few days treatment will make
in the appearance of your hair.
All druggists sell it, under guaran-
tee that the money will be refunded
II the remedy is not exactly as repre-
scented.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29

to have only two catchers, besides
himself.
The Cardinals, like the Browns. will
do their training in this city, although
some of the men on both teams will
spend week or two at West Baden
Bresnahan believes that he has a
team of pennant-winning capabilities
once they get the team work down to
fine point, and will stand pat Last
season the Cardinals were the sur
prise of the National league, setting a
great stride for a part of the year.
Wallaces Browns the laughing stool;
of the American league last season,
will probably have several new men in
the lineup, Forty players are includ-
ed in the reserve list of Hedges club
including a number of youngsters with
great records in the minors.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29
THINK This OVER
This Offer Should Gain The Conf
dence of the Most skeptical.

We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial, if our remedy fails
to completely relieve you of constipa-
ton. We take all the risk. You are
not obligated to us in any way what
ever, if you accept our offer That's
mighty broad statement, but we
mean every word of it. Could any
thing be more fair for you?
most scientific, common-sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies, which
are eaten like candy Their active
principle is a recent scientific discov-
cry that is odorless colorless, and
tasteless; very pronounced, gentle,
and pleasant in action, and particular
ly agreeable in every way This in
gredieat does not cause diarrhoea,
nausea, natulence, gripping, or other
Inconvenience. Rexall Orderlies are
particularly good for children, aged
and delicate persons.
If you suffer from chronic or habit
ual constipation, or the associate or
dependent chronic ailments, we urge
you to try Rexall Orderlies at our
risk. Remember, you can get them in
Hattiesburg only at our store. 70
tablets. 10 cents; S6 tablets. rs cents;
so tablets, so cents. Sold only at our
store-The Rexall Store.-THE OWL
DRUG STORE, F. e. Williams & Sons,
Proprietors. Front and Main Streets.
Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29
See FERGUsoN's ad on Page A.
Call Cumb 333 for Tranfer service
-Hattiesburg Auto & Machine Co.
CARDINALS REPORT.

St Louis, Feb. 29.-This is report
ing day for Bresnahan's Cardinals,
and from all parts of the country the
aspiring youngsters and veterans are
coming in today. BY tomorrow the
Cardinal roster will probably be COM
plete, except for few men who have
spent the winter in the East and will
go direct to West Baden, Ind, for a
boiling out.
Roger will probably have his team
pruned down to the last years regu-
lars by May 20, as it is not consider
ed likely that any of the new men will
be able to improve over the old-timers
this season. One or two, however,
may manage to stick. Bresnahan has
seven outfielders now on his list,
three of whom will go. He expects
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29

vestige of character, manhood or de-
cency would write; and,
Whereas, the general character and
policy of the aforesaid dirty sheet is
such that it is not entitled to the re-
spectful courtesy usually accorded the
press; therefore,
Be it resolved, by the State Senate,
that the Jackson Daily News be, and
the same is hereby, excluded from the
Senate chamber and that said paper
shall not be represented during the
remainder of this session upon the
floor CT the Senate by any correspond
ent or representative.
Resolved further, That any CORE
spondent or representative of any 9TH
CT paper who shall furnish to said
News any information as to the pro-
ceedings of the Senate shall also be
denied the privilege of the Senate,
and any member of the Senate who
small furnish to said paper, or any
agent thereof, any news of the pro
ceedings snail be held in contempt of
the Senate
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29


No. 2. No
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8'4d a. mar. Brookhaven 4:13 D. m.
0'46 a M. Lv. Brookhayen 4:1e n. m
9;"l a, m., Ar. WanIlla SOP n m.
9:Sl a. M. ..Lv. Vanilla. SOP n m
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l2'oO noon,Ar. Hattiesburg 1920 n M.
West Bound.
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New train to Jackson. Miss via
mississippi \. Central and New Orleans
Great Northern railroad.
Train No. l connects at won,,o
S'49 a. m. arriving at Jackson IN. 5O
a. m. Short line fare of s.. N annI,oa
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29
PLAN A GREATER PORTLAND.

Portland, Ore, Feb. pa whirl-
wind campaign is in progress today to
enlist 10000 new members in the
Greater Portland Plans Association
before midnight. Ten thousand but.
tons have been prepared and it is ex-
pected that before night they will be
worn on the lapels of new members
of the organization which proposes to
make the oregon metropolis a great
er, better and more beautiful city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29

time of war. Having been a Confed-
crate soldier, having performed an
honorable part in suppressing the
Loyal Leaguers and aiding in the ex-
pulsion of the carpet baggers in the
seventies, and having devoted my best
years, thoughts and energies for the
establishment and maintenance of
white supremacy and the promotion
OF the best interests of my people and
state as | saw it every day and hour
Of my life since that time, had reas-
on TO hope | might, at my age. escape
the personal abuse which has been
heaped upon me by a scurrilous news
paper, whose editor is common
slanderer, an alien to Mississippi soil,
who plays the role of chief character
assassin, assailing every man who
dares to disagree with him on any and
all public questions For years | have
been relentlessly pursued by this
scurVy hound, because forsooth
withdrew from the Democratic party
in 1892 and embraced the political
creed of the Peoples party as set
forth in the Omaha platform, but with
characteristic malevolence, he ignores
the fact that the platform constitutes
today the principal tenets of the Dem
ocratic party. When | felt it my duty
to myself and my friends to change
my political affiliation, resigned nv
position as Presidential elector for the
State at large, to which had been
nominated by the State Democratic
convention, and took my place in the
ranks of the new party, and | have
no apologies to make for so doing. I
followed the dictates of my own con-
science without consultation with any,
one and without hope of reward, and
| don OF believe my traducer can
tluthfully make such a statement.
An Unmitigated Liar.
Up to this time the Democratic party
had given me everything | ever asked
at its hands, consequently | was no
sore-head, and the man who charges
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29
SENATOR BURKITT'S REPLY
To SULLENS' EDITORIAL

The action of the State Senate Tues.
day in excluding a member of the
press from the floor of that body, has
caused quite d sensation throughout
the state. The speech of Senator
Burkitt in reply to the Jackson News
editorial and the resolutions are as
follows:
Mr.. President;
An outrageous assault on me, as an
individual and this Senate as a body,
prompts me to arise to a question of
personal privilege.
Mr. President. when a mere boy, less
than is years of age, | enlisted in the
Confederate army where for nearly
four years | endured the privations,
hardships and dangers incident to real
war What kind of a soldier | made
it does not become me to say but | be-
lieve my comrades will testify to the
pany with them. When the Civil war
was over, being a Southern man born
and bred, | affiliated with the Demo
cratic party. | never voted a Repub-
lican ticket in my life, and l never
participated in a party primary cleo
ton and failed to support the nomi-
nee, no matter whether he was my
choice or not. The first vote | ever
cast was for Horatio Seymour FOR
President. For twenty-five years |
followed Loyalty the Democratic stand
ard, working for and voting the party
ticket without variableness or shadow
of turning. During the most of the
time was the owner and editor of a
Democratic newspaper, and for sew
eral years a member of the Legisla.
ture. The journals of the House for
1886, 1888, 1902 and 1904, and the Con-
stitutional Convention of 1890 testi-
fy to my loyalty to the common
people-the bone and sinew of the
country; the men who produce our
wealth; construct our public highways:
pay the taxes o. cur st.se and county
governments and fight our battles in
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 29.-Tt is the
general belief at Yale that Coach
James o. Rodgers plans to incorporate
some of the English tricks into the
new stroke he is teaching the varsity
crew this spring, and that this is the
reason for William Averill Harriman's
visit to Cambridge.
Coach Rodgers has already instruct
ed his candidates to disregard, all the
form they have been taught and has
started to build up from the bottom
an entirely new stroke in place of the
one that proved so ineffective last
year.
Young Hartman, son of the late
e. H. Hartman, is a Yale junior, and
has rowed on both the freshman and
varsity squads. He was taken out Of
the varsity crew this year and made
freshman coach because of his skill in
handling the new coach's ideas. When
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29

Hobbs Resolution Exonerates Meade
This concluded, Mr.. Hobbs intro
duced another resolution, by which
the correspondent in the Senate of the
News, James w. Meade, was exonerat-
ed from any blame whatsoever, his
share in the Senate reports having
been made always with accuracy and
honesty. and the Senate adopted, by
a rising vote, resolutions of confidence
in Mr.. Meade.
1t became then the duty of Lieut.
Gov Bilbo to inform Mr.. Meade of his
expulsion as correspondent of the
News from the Senate, which he did
in his official manner; but Immediately
thereafter, as the young man turned
to leave the press circle, the officer
rose and reaching forth his hand, said
"good-by" to the departing reporter in
a manner entirely friendly. AS Mr.
Meade emerged into the chamber
scarce a dozen of the Senators were in
their place, the majority having hur-
ried forward to say good-by to the
young man.