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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION

The primary election yesterday a
1t perfectly admissible
like, politics
primary test and the true test In the first
has chance wanting compliment him with their vote is
of
qualifications
those who in the list for the primary
hopes election
Tuesday qualified
ton with that indulge the further hope furnished
GERS OF the election will be in better shape and form and fairly adjust
day Too marked delinquent who delinquent
these took the trouble to prove themselves not delinquent and voted 9th
were fully entitled to VOTE but did not go back to vote and thus the ballot
as much care should be taken to make easy for every honest qualified
elector
honest vote to find its way into the ballot box.
The
The Mayor will be the head
commissioners He will have particularly with the financial
a therefore,
get In ohc seem to think that money grows on trees and they will spend
for whatever needed whether they have Such
improvidene municipal
praciced by the individual leads individual
In choosing the commissioners like
inclination should not 10 chosen One should office the other
street man. not two office men, or two street men, In the list to be
voted there for inside outside
One of each kind, a kind, should be chosen
Personally, absolutely
citizen city
Offices have more to do with the moral and
material welfare being
beyond their office than all their fellow citizens combned and
looking this election the
the voters of this especially
interests make
prosperity
consideration and vote not from spite hate malice but
codng the noe dictates their higher and better natures
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Owing to the immense crowds that
esire to see The Lady OF the lake"
It the Gem tomorrow, ladies and chill
lren should try to attend the matinee,
which starts at 2:3O p. m, and avoid
the night crowds.-E. N. Hirsch, Mgr.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

FOR SALE-Pure Brown Legho-h
eggs, soc per setting of 10. fard
eggs Csc per dozen. Apply 432 w.
4th st. lo-u
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

Prisoners in the Tennessee state
penitentiary are to be given a theatre
party, after which they will be given a
banquet. This is to be done in the
name of prison reform. What next?
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28
NEWS AND COM MENT.

The Bird Beat of Amite county, in
which Gloster is situated, on Sat
urday voted for $4,000 good roads
bonds issue.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

WANTED-You to ring Cumberland
603 when you wish furniture packed
or Notwithstanding Furniture
Co.. 12S Mobile street. loft
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayor

". ar. authorized 70 announce 3oa %s, Of.
NJ NJ Hee c Of 1 H'seas in s.n the asn
o ocr sng 'T primary election S'''S"'''
3rd, 1912.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

THE PECAN-As shade tree. The
pecan tree is ornamental as well as
profitable. Two or three trees on
your lawn will pay your taxes, in
surance and more. | am offering
limited supply secured by option for
immediate acceptance, of pedigreed,
root grated, paper shell, six years
old propagated by Chas. E. Pabst,
of Ocean Springs, Mississippi, the
originator of root grating system
and is recognized by the U. S. Agri
cultural Department, as highest au-
thority. This is your opportunity.
Telephone 1863, or write P. r. Per.
kins G Company. loft
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and paint
ing. Home phone PA 0lus; Cumb.
phone 1874. jana
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

Let The News Job Department print
Iour Static'ec
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

FOR RENT-.Three nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. 913
River avenue. Cumb. phone No Q.
27-2t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

LOTS OF HOUSES TO RENT-Wh
fix them like you want 'em Tnos'
M. Ferguson. Qua
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

The ]. ]. White Lumber company
has had representatives in Columbia
for several days, figuring on locating
it's proposed mammoth saw-mill. 1t
seems to be up to Columbia ito come
across with the quid pro quo," or else
let the plant go to Hub. nine miles
nearer the timber supply.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

FOR SALE or exchange for Hatties-
burg property, 160-acre farm; 35
acres in cultivation, two settlements
on it. Easy terms. It's a good
place for a good man. Address D..
E. Edwards, Hattiesburg, Miss.
26-tf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

The Good Roads Club Of Laurel
has planned an auto procession to
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

the bill
will mouth
ing the the against invasion of The
building ovefows,
life protecting against imaginary
foes that in all human probability will
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

Uncle pleading time;
after
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

with about thirty murders dscredi exchange
in country
a ruthle
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28


living high that afhs the big why
living
much is like living in the city cheap there
that cheap
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

college of opened
be be called pmp."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

Perkins the trouble that
today his political
pkers yardscks
hogsheads
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

Alton
eighhs illegal
President We The
he is
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-08-28

Mrs Seward A. Smon
men in California calls the suffrage
His attitude
helped by declaration it's declined When
help him, he s a sufrags."
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
il, aapitcI.
Gin nnbeimIider MahfdIcider.

9OT6rOOt befdIOB, erit nod einmoE
Den 8roacmub binab5uiponbern, ebe
IT ii9 fetnem Sotel 8upanote. ST
boffte Ourh ofeien Spa3iergane Die
grreguug gu bdmpfen, Die in :bm
to9te.
Die Sagb ouf sinen Menfden bat,
70 traurig fe aud an unb fir ii9
lit. benno9 einen gano eigenen 3au@
ber!" Tdgte er, i'm Settle nit ii4 re-
oenb. Isle nimmt al msin Gin
men un0 Oenten gefangen. Menn
t9 nur niiBte, OBJ mir uns auf Der
rehten 5d6rte befinoeni Quf allie
6dlle baben unIere @eoanfen po9 ieBt
Elm feites 3ieI. nuf bas fe binarbei@
ten t0nnen. Mie oantbdr piir0e Ins
ME Sempleton mir iein, iOlltsn unis%
re 8emiibun9en bon @rfolg gefrOnt
perDen. Sbr bOlOes 9eli6then mnB
Iebr rei3enb ausiehen, tpenn es in
frober Nnertennun9 ergliibt. @s 1T
Kpabrli9 Der Mabe mertb, ii4 einen
loInen Preis gu erringen."
Diefen unO G6nIi9en 8etra9tungen
na9bdnaeno, ponrerts er nit i9nelz
lem @4ritte bur9 Die Nadtluft Oas
bin. Die t0rperlife 8snegung that
ibm npbI. Na9 elmer Meile i9ien
es linn, ols fpIgte inn Semanb. I'm
liA BON Der AiAtigteit feiner 8ermls
tbung gu iber3eugen, treuate er ben
Iabrfpeg, unb Iiebe ba. bic @eitdlt,
tptldR iia bi6t binter ibm befano,
tbat oas nGmli9e. Gr fling an langz
iamer gu geben; Die perlon bintsr
ibm abmte fein 9eiipiel na9. Was
er aud tbun modte, iie blieb in ieiner
MGEe.
8uIo oarauF errcidte 9olbrODt cine
WeinItube erften Nanses. @r betrat
tie in Der 9offnung, ben lditigenIaAs
fdleider dbSuf9itteln. SIN Sual
fanb ct einen gutsn 8etannten, nit
Dem er gum 5denftifd ging.
Mdbrenb er ii9 elm @las Mein ges
ben IieB. 6ffnete fi9 bic Sbir unO
elm GROCER. i9Iontcr Mann trat btrs
elm.
SolbroOt ertannte in ibm ben Men<
IGen, Der Ii1 an feline Gerien 9ebefs
tel bate. Der 8etreffenoe mar teinesz
tpsgs jung; i'm gegentbeiI. Ct bate
minosftens fiinfunOiehais Sabre 5u@
riidselegt; oas beoeu9ten feline DeiBen
9dare unb Iein runSeIiges Geli8t.
Gein Mn5ug befunb aug ihnurSem
Sud-; iteine itramme 9nltung beutete
ouf cine CUTE gefunbbeit.
Ginsn glusenbIid Oudte 9OlbrOOt:
u0at Iit iener Serr Sountain Dielz
Iei9t perfleibet2" Doh fiiete Ct fOz
fort i'm Settle bin5u: ~Dos TT uns
finn! Mieine pbuntoiie 1T heute ollou
rese!!"
Der QIIte Bate feline re6te. 2unb
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
10. aapitcI.
8pet pidtlae @eri0nen trctem anf

SoIbrOot bate faum einige Minu-
ten in Ieinem Bureau 3ueebra2t, als
sr einen 9e1u9 BON 8rDan erbielt.
Der Geporter fab 10 frii9 unO
munter aus, oaB i'm Der Geatsdns
malt, Der fi4 naA elmer fat idlaflos
Zen Nu9t rerpOs angegriffen fiiblte,
i'm Snnern Ieiiles 6er3ens i'm ieinen
@lei9mutb beneihete.
n2eioer bsrfGumte i9 geitern, mir
pom Sbnen bas bepuBte 3~eugprObhen
geben gu IaKen,@ begonn Som. sd
h6abe oaour9 einise toftbare @tunOen
oerloren."
.Sier tit e." erpiOerte 9%oIbrOOt.
~m0dte es ii4 S3nen niiBli9 err
peiIen!"
9er Sournalift leste es in Iein Ros
tiabua uno berihtete IoOonn: nWetn
@aatten lit bereits fleibis gepeisn.
Gr fam beute frib UNI leben nbr
an mein 8ett unb melOste mir, 9enrp
Fountain babe Meoiain ltubirt, ii4
aber nift ols Nr5t nieoergelahsn;
CT 1heine ali9 teinespegs Die Nbiiht
au baben, es gu tbun. Gr lei Elm
| Mitqlieo 0es unipntIubs unD oer
Qambs. Wenn er feline @%inlaoungen
gu neutrality-suspicious. erbalte, fins
be man i'm meiitens in einem Der
biefen bei0en 8ereinen dngehOrenoen
Qotule. Sn Der DierunbbreiBigiten
@traBe Drummer apei belize er cine
mDblirte SunggefellenDohnnng. Wstt
Der MitbsripOoniden GumiIie lei sr
fe9r b~sfreunbet. Gr gelte nt9t fir
reid, oenn Ct babe tein pfero unb
beseiee fi9 moBpoll in feinen 4ns
Ifaffun9en. 9o9 erfreue er it4
offenbar zines tleinen @erm0gens, e.
beTu9e bGufie oas Sbeater, tleioe ith
gut uno bolte Ii9 eiHen Diener. Die
fer QeBters BAT f6 meinem @9atteIl
als Mustunftseber niiBIi4 ertpieieII.
,Mo aber itammt 6Ountain bsrs
Mas mar Iein @ater9"
sDarna9 81 fOri4en, bat meit
@9atten p%erIdumt. MAS man ni9t
i'm Ropf bat. muB man in Den BeIs
men hoben. besbaIb fhidte i'd ihn Toe
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
@p8hoft. ISL foaten

-8osbuft. s9ie ioatea
niht 10 bduFig Sis ellen, 5rdulein. -
,Marum?" - nSbre gule 5eigt I9on
bic erlten Spmptome beS @rfrierens!"
Der M &c 0orpetfe.
Sin Gelebrter belt emit Dor elmer
!anoliden 8er1ammlung einen Dor
trog iiber 6immelseri6einungen; ne
2uEprer inDeB fdienen iebr fteptiI4
0efiimmt gu ietn. Nls Der &sDuer &C.
raDe iiber bic Gntfernung Der @rpt
rpm Monne ipraa, fliiiterte elmer De-
9orfipeiien ieinem NadGar in's DIR.
Ser aerl ma9t BLOB Sprii9e, III
iperb' feinen G6miuDel bepeiien."
9iGG geenbigung Des 8ortrages er6oo
li9 Der 9Drfpetie un6 CAB ieinem
Nunf9e Musorud. ettpdS fragen 81
curfen. SEMI" ermutbigte i'm III
uelno Der Rebner, @tpOrauf Der Bauer
fraate: sd m09t' germ BON SAnsn
ipif5en, tpie melt 3 ben bier na4 ".
lit. SIS tbut mir leib", CAB Der
Sttontr 3ur Nnttport, lid mar mob
ME in IT, SOL rief Der @o'fs
fpei1e, ,unb tpie off iparen's 5can
Eaon auf benz MOnb2'
HetlegtDn. Diener: .mS4
benfe INNER, meme &errs9aft bus
muB iunger 4bel lein bic baben
nod 9eIb!"
@snagt. .@ie 1T Oenn bic
W!eierf9e Sic eigeatlid2" rNua.
Wieier iiBt benz Wtalsr GAniQer iiiT
Elm 8ilO pie angt"!"
Wli tterli4e2ogi 3oas
ter: Der NiIefTpr bat bod gang berrs
lide 3dbne!" Wlutter: nWas nuBt IS.
ipenn er ni9t nnse'Bt!"
TusgIei6. Todtcr: nSat's
bic RDmteiie gut, baB lie IiG einen
2ataitH balten fann9" Mitter: .8ss
nsibe lie n;ht Der piirOe Elm unbes
rer Miann aud ni4t naaldufen."
- 6tnauSgegeben. 5raulein
Neltli4: .Sa, 6err 0ottor, i9 babe
l@on Dlele TDrbe dlsget9eiH. Oots
tor 5rehsbads: .So9 Nan, gndbis
ses 5rdllciH battsH ia du4 3eit bas
3u."
nnb5fIi6. Qupp: .unb 1T
bisFe 6urbe edt9" 8srtduFer: so
edit tpie bic NoIsn auf J6ren Wans
gen, mcin 5rdulein." 2aon: v6m!
3eigen Sic mir bed etpas 4Rces
res"
@ein @unf@. ROrOpoI.
fa1rer: rMdhrsrb Der sunSen 3pei
Sabre in Der g~isregion tonnten mir
uns niHt eiHmal paIdsn." Iomm9:
sMdma, tOnnen mir Ia ni4t binsiss
benz"
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13
Der Briqanl6nODI
gr8a6Iuua bon snscIaB North. (auto.
r~iiirte leberieeum8 BON u. 9ailop.)

gradhlun9 bon Snscsn1 North. (Autos
riiirte neberlesum9 BON u. 9aiiop.)
go gsbs i'd S9nsn Den Quftrug.
ihleunig5t gendue @rtunoigungen
iibsr Iein 9eben unO feline 8srbdlts
Mile ein5u3iehen. sic brauden ni4t
e{er pie0er gu mir gu tommen, als
els Gie qenau unterrihtet finb."
uOos tpirO Iicb Ibneu t1un ldRenl~
lin 70 beFer; Ie5en Sic pobl!"
nGmtfsble mid Sbnen, meme 9er'
REM"
.Wer lit 0os9" ertunbigte Ii6 Sol-
broOt, dIs Der Mdun le DerIuRen bats
tc.
umcin @6ottsnl"
aSbr Shatten9"
IA, uufers Deteftibs ntnuen f9
nit Worliebe S6atten, peil Ie i6r
Spfer idattenartig ~perfOIgsn. 1no
ga i9 DieIen Ndmen Iebr be5ei9nenb
Iinoe, babe i9 i'm bie1em Manne bei=
9elegt. Gr lit mein bienftbarer @eif
= mein Spiirbanb = Der insgeAeim
gtlIes fir mid uusipionirt, mas t9
iDiIien mrhte!"
Fiber 6aben sic Oenn beItdnbig
Mrbeit fir ibn2"
Sag fit sag. Die neusre Sour=
naltIttt lit cine Sago nab Neuigtet=
ten aller Nrt, unb babel ertpeiIt ii9
Elm FOLDER eebeimer Selfer aIs cine
unI9dBbare @tiiBe."
.9as IdBt ii9 benten. 9dIt Ct
fi9 INNER in Sbrer Ndbe auf2"
vsSa, penn i9 i6m teine gotf6aft
aufgetragen babe, mug er itsts met
nes Mintes 9etpdrtig fem. Mdbrenb
oes g6ens iton6 ct Dor Der 9biir
Der &eItduration; er puBte, OaB i1
ms Sbeuter ging, unO fOIgte mir. Sd
fdnb ibn fOsben am @ingdng CUR
S6eaterballe meiner parteno. SO
beoarf nur zines @intes, zines leifsn
pfiffes, uno er fteEt neben mir.
SO, lit bas elm alIgemein iibli9er
Spurnaltitenfniff9"
.Reinespegs; iA CLAUDE. auBer mir
1T ni1t Elm ein3iger meiner RoIIegen
nuf ben Ge6unfen getommen, fi9 eis
men Yribut0etettto 3u bdlten. @u9
abnt NiemanO etfpas oabon. Ni9t
tpubr, sic Derratben mein @e6eims
nib ni4t?"
sgerioRen sic fi6 auf mid; i'd
bin perf9nieger. @olIen Sic mid
bsgleiten unO einen S4Iaftrunf nit
mir nebmen2"
SD bante Sbnen, i'd muB mid
beeilen. na9 0aus gu tOmmen. Sn
ben nGditen Sagen babe i9 bieI gu
tbun, aud bin i'd miiOe."
nDarf i4 Sic morgen frib bsfu>
hen2"
sd bite oarum."
p@ute Nadt!!"
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13

uuf osn SCIENTIFIC gelsst, urS SOI-
broot btmertte, Dab lie boger uno
melt mar. 90 etnas ldBt Iih nlht
ouf tiinfIi9em @ese beritenen.
@ns 5oIbroOt Ii8 gum 6Ortseben
anI6idte, lieB Der rdtbielbafte Mteni9
elm @eIoItiid auf bic @roe fallen.
Gr biidte ii9, nm es duf5uEebsn, uno
CAB ct 6oIbroot einsn trdftisen Yutf
in Sen Riiden.
Dieter fHblte Ieinen Corn entfldms
men, Denn bic Shat f9isn ibm abfi4ts
lid. Gr nanbte f1 nit bohgerOtbe@
tenn @efi1t benz llngeididteu aa uno
nolIte ibn 0erb anfdbren, aber Der
bite Bat i'm alsbal0 in Der bOfli9s
item Wetfe nm @ntI9ul0igung unb entz
%paffnete ibn Oaour9. Gr bate cine
poblIuutenbe Gtimme, bod fublte
6olbroot, baB er ibm NIT feinen ftss
denoen Mugen fdorf un6 priifeno IN
oas @eIiGt fab.
Sid bsrbeugenb, ging Der unBeims
Ii9e @ait BON ounnen.
nDas lit elm fre9er @efelIe!" err
tIdrte SOIbroOt's getannter. SO
mar tein 3ufaII, baB er Did ftieB.
rMir f9ien es aud bOier Wils
gu Tein," geItan0 Solbroot.
Ser Reuner am S9enttif4 bate
lire gemertungen geb0rt unb sr8dblte:
rGr bat mid mad Sbrem Ramen GEE
frugt."
mas antpOrteten sic limp
,Gr Iei mir ni9t bstannt. unb
bas tit ia aud bic Mabrbeit."
Oils SoIbroot nie0er auf bic Strd=
Be ging, fano er Den Alten Dor Der
Sbiir, Offenbar auf lin Iouerno.
Gr elite 0aber au einem na6en
Drof9tenItanO uno befabI einem Der
RutIfer, Jpn mad Dem nSoffmdnns
6aus" 3u fabren. @r lebnte ii9
aus benz Seniter, um gu ieben, oh
ibm Der Nlte uuh jeBt NOD fOlge.
Dieter that es ntdt, fonoern blieb
nie qngetpur5elt Dor Dem Weinitubenz
bauie iteben.
u@sneidt bate er mid isBt in
9u6e 9elaTen," griibsIte Splbroot.
SD Dente mir. oaB er mid fir ies
man0 onberes gebalten bat un0 bort
i'm Saal feinen Srrtbum %ertannte.
SD bate 0as 5abrgelb lparsn tons
nen!"
SIN Sotel angetommen. erfubr CT
bonn portier. bob elm Mann ii6 err
funbiqt bcbe, Db er gu 5aus lei.
Dieter babe ben 3Ded feines 8eiu=
: DIES ni9t angeben nollen unO it6
ferner g~epeigert. feinen Namen gu
nenner. gr fperoe tpieoer tommen,
babe er erfldrt.
6olbroot fragte na9 Dem Musfepen
bes 8efu9ers, unO erbielt our Nnt=
tputt, er lei Elm alter, bagerer Meni9.
pelB3dorig, nit Dielen Jur9sn i'm
@efi9t. 9iefe Na9ri4t beunrubigtt
Jpn in bobem @raoe.
SD babe Elm gefdbrlides Nmi
iibsrnommen," oa9te er. aIs ct aui
Tein 3immer ging un0 anfing, fiG
aus3utleioen. SD muB ouf meiner
Sut fein, baB mid ni6t oas ndmlids
S9idIal credit, bas SempIeion traf.
IS mar sieIIcidt unDOriidtis bon
mir, IN einem 6ffentIi4en uOtoI mi!
Iom 8rpan iber ienen ungliidIeligen
Morb uno iber Glpra NibgroDe gu
Ipre9en. 60 etnas oarf i9 niat
pieoer tbun. Menn mir aud nod
10 leife unS u~nterbielten, tuer tpeiB,
OF Die @dnbe niht Sbren batten2"
l1nrubisen @emiittss unb un3ufrie>
ben nit ii4 ielbit, legte Ct fi4 gu
8ett.
Washington Journal., 1912-04-13

Held pis6sr anf ben Neg. DOd
sst muB i4 fort"
@ls Som Ii9 5ur Sbiire ipdnote,
paro 9OIbrout cine @iiitentdrte se'
6raht.
Dieter las lie uno CAB fs ieiusm
gunOeseenoTen nit Der 8emertung:
y9us lit oo9 buS @unOerlidte, mas
uns pdFiren tonute!!"
9tuf Der Rarte ItanO: nSsnrg 5or'
open fountain"
SD faIle Dor Grfauuen uni"
gab Som Suriid. nMds piro er
Sbnen 3u fagen baben? 2dun i4
ni6t bier bIeiben unb Oas @eiprd9
beluuIdsn9"
n8urum ni6t9 @tsnen sic fi4
eiIenos bintsr ienen OfenIdirm, bins
ter benz cine Stenograp9in gu ilBen
pflegt. So!@
ST cab Ieinen Diener bic Qnpei'
flung, Sen Serrn bsrein8ufiibren.
T%ountains @eIi6t trrg ben Nus'
brud 5orqloIer Seiterteit. sd itOs
rs sic boffentli9 ni9t, 9err 9ola
broDt9" fogte er bsim @intrsten.
raeinestpess. Momit lam I'D
Sbnen oienen2"
SD tomme NIT elmer nubrs
Ifeinli1 p0lie unniiBen Mnfrage gu
Sbnen, Serr Re9tsunipalt. Da es
lid ober Inn cine Ountle, pi4tige Nns
oeIeqen6eit 9anDelt, 10 belt i4 es fir
rat6Ium, sic ouf3uIuden uno MIDI
Bel Sbnen 81 ertunOigen, Oh Sic piels
Ieiht i'm Stdnbe IinO, mir gu elmer
@%uftlGrung au Derbslfen."
SoIbroot CAB feline 8~ereitpiIligs
felt 0ur9 cine Iei9te @erbengung 81
erfennen.
Tountoin fubr fort; mSut man
mid ni6t foII9 beridtet, 10 iino Sic
elm Gpmpagnon Oes Oeritorbenen Nos
tars 6artnsr geneien."
rSd, Bis gu OeTen SOoe."
.y@ie paren innig ~befreunoet nit
ienem Serrn unO in feline 9eiHSfts@
gebeimniRe einsepeibt?"
.@an3 redt."
"@is LANCE pirtteu sic gsmsia'
fang"
faf bier Sdbren geitOrbsn."
.9ies Itimmt genan gu Dem, tpas
man mir Tagte. Sartncr befaB einen
4lienten NQmens Charles Pierfon.N
r4ber ni4t gu meiner 3eit."
.Ni6t9 Sd biIoete mir elm, Osr
gotar lei bis gu Ieinsm abIeben Der
ein3ige He9tsbeifanb isnes 9errn ge'
ne1en."
a9e @a9e perbGlt li9 dnbers. ala
id bier ins Sous fam, pdren allt
8eaiebun9en. 3ipiI9en 9errn 9artnel
un6 Serrn Charles pierfcn abgebro.
den unO bic 3pifGen ibnen bsieben1
Ben @eiddftsbe3iebunsen erle0igt."
r9err pierfon mar iebr tpOblba'
beno2"
.eSa, bas 5ebauptete Iotar !6art.
ner aud. @arum fi9 ibr 8erbdlt.
niB lDfte, bat er mir ME er3dblt. bod
te6t felt, 6aB lie einen Kftigen Streil
miteinan0sr gebabt baben un0 iufOI.
sc beBen iebsn @ertebr dufboben.-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-07
FOOD FOR THOUGHT

1t was no great surprise recently when it became known, through a te.egram and an anti-Free Bridge petition in the hands of President T. J. Collier, of the Taxpayers Protec . i've Association, that the railroads the Gotten Belt and the Iron Noun tain-wtTe beh nd the opposition to tae Free Bridge. 1t was no surprise because it was generally konwn thai these public service corporations woull oppose anything that would re- suit in anc,her railroad coming into this city and county, wing the ship per5 and patrons of their lines a ccmpet4ng system in the shape of the Rock Is'and-a competitor they fear. The invasion of the Rock Island syg- tenn into ,his city would result in it's be 'ng unbottled and free to grow With the present conditions progress will be slow
 But while MT. Collier was solicit. ing funds from the poor farmer and laboring man, which was given free ly and in many instances when thoy could not well afford il being induced to do so through misrepre sentatiol and statements that the Free Bridge would confiscate their homes, ht was at the same time lending his as sistance to the most gigantic ant merciless trust in the world; ne thai through it's monoply is robbing ever. man, woman and child in Arkansas
 Listen, Brother Farmer and Laber CT. At the last meeting of the Tax apers Protective Association, whel condemnat;ons and endorsement, were recorded on proposed amend ments to the state < constitution th. members were urged to condemn. al act providing for a State Tax Bool Commission, and it was condemned AIr. Collier was one of these to yott
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-07
FARMERS UNION
 MEME EsRSs GATHER
Annual state Conrent3Gn of Arkansas Organization Begins at Monli-
 cello Today.

Monticello, Aug 6-Pres.dent George A. Cole, Sscre ary J. B. Payne, members of the executive committee and more than 200 visitors and delegates are here tonight ready for the annual state convention of the Arkansas Farmers Union, which opens here tomorrow.
 A picnic VII feature the opening day of the convention. Addresses will be delivered by Acting Pres dent J. H. Reynolds of the University of Arkansas, Senator c. c. Culvert of Fort Smith and E. c. Marling of Fort Smith, National Secretary Davis of Rogers and Ben L. Griff Il, former secretary of the state union, and others.
 It is promis l that the reports Of Secretary Payne and of the commit tees will show the affairs of he union to be in flourishing condi- ton.
 It is probable that a number of he proposed amendments to the state consti.ut cn. 10 be voted upon at the September election, will be brought up for discussion tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-07
BIC REALTY DEAL
 AT HOT SPRIN dsS
Charles n. Dugan Becomes Owner of
 rugin-stewart Building

Hot Springs, Aug. 6.-Saturday one of the most important real estate transfers ever occurring i'll this city took place when Charles H. Dugan purchased from the he fs of the late Dan w. Stuart their interest in the Dugan- Stuart bu lding, the most mod ern and ug-;o-date office building in Hot Suprings. The price named in the transfer is S1120o0 for an undi- vided one-haH interest. Tae building is bonded and this is really an equity sale, as the property is worth prob ably 1850, ,o00. It was built during the palmy days of the Southern Club which was owned by Dugan & Stuart and conducted by them. The build ing ard lot on which it stands was owned by Dugan and the purchase by him of the Dugan-S uari build ng makes him one of the largest hold CTS of Central avenue property. All Cl Illo uOluiISoJ clc ODpO0IlC tlC Al = lington and adjoin the Wauke sha The ground alone of this property is worth perhaps $l,500 per front foot. Tais leaves the Stuart in erests in Hot Springs confined to the Oaklawn Far Grounds ard race track, which Is about one-half. The decision of Dugan to further interest himself in this city comes as bit of surprise to many, as a year or so ago he of- fered the Southern Club property at public auction, but failing to secure bids that he cons dered equivalent to the value lie had placed upon it he did net sell. He is now resident of Los Angeles, Cal, bat spends much of he winter here each year.