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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
Bort 69orelanb.

5 o0aniferen" al II. 5ebriior
bette Gar too en- l9ngere Artif-
fel unoer onentponte Sopeolinie,
iom itarf5 tiltraf fig min Opmarf-
iombeo, o9 ieg oeler iulot no 5or-
iotterens gnifuelie. at Den eoro-
petite 6reo er trret, 6eretter 9la-
oene ON Song poa @ang. Stor.
ma0terne Itaar ruiteoe til arig.
ut Der er ell bis 9@n9itelie imeIIem
Dem, oct er ogiao iiffert. Men er
BET EiIiGloet meo DC ltore Stoter,
boor meget mere bar De Imoo Sta
ter @runo til at nngiteS. Do oa
fommer man iPrlig til at tpnfe
paa port fore 6Gorelono. @oilfen
5are set biloe bpre iioIat for
un0er en- ari9 imellem to Stor.
magter. Seq bill tillooe mig at
minoe ON, booo bi iom oanife
MGno og aoinoer fon. Gao os
iperae o5 ieIn: bbo0 fan iee gre
Tor 0anmorf2 % oertiG bill ieg
ipare: so ni9ieIig fan bi iom ariit.
lie og @uos 9ern be6e @1o bebore
bort elifeoe 8porelano og oets
SeloItpnoig6e0 imoo 8ien0eboono.
Raab o9 beo til SUB ON DOG at
beie allies @ilIier % Sin0 Der.
bielnne iaaleoes iammen, at alt
8ortiopien iaGoer bort, iao De moa
ialnfeS ON bette enc 6p~oreIan0cts
6oripar / 3orens St1no. 6erren
Qioe. at Der life maa iobne8 Iona.
le % pntriotiife Wtano. % of Sol.
fet moa itaa ianmen. Wen bi Der.
oore fan enobioere oQiaa / @ernin9
niie, at bi elifer bort 5porelano
.og 5olf peo at gipe iinaniieG Stet.
tie. Seq er bis paa, at bpi5 Ger lie.
te Ell Opfororing til bort Soft Der
obre, Den oiloe iinoe itor Gitilut.
ming. 81 fan life tdale at ie port
fare 8Gorelan65 6ri6eo og Selo.
~itun6ig6eo tnbt. Get biloe pure
Sniteligt, ON ale bore onnife 9la-
De pilOe optoge oneritooen0e %
0erbeo me0uirfe til, at en- amin.
0elig Sltbifription fun0e bline lat
/ Gang. Wteo set femme oil ieg
9erne aumo0e Oe Serrer oanlfe
Re0aft6rer. om De bill pure ioa
penliae at ioreltoa Sltoiomlingen,
Tom 10 fln0e foittere5 ior gennem
oeres reipeftipe 9laoe. Seq tGnfer
Den oanife aoniul / Chicago mn.
lia pitoe opre pillig til at mootoge
@engene og ienoe oem oiOere biem
til arigsminiitcriet boilfen Gel al
neutrality-suspicious. 4en0cne ifltloe
anoenoes til fun0e 10 ienere be.
itenmes. 2Grbeoigit
q. g. G6riftenfen.
Qg. O%oenitaaeuoe bar natllrlig.
his ifrc0et. isr Den oiientlige Op.
fororinq uofonl; men ni tager oct
meo iom ct SnoIGg Tor Sagen.
eft" 3eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
Danlf.Mmerifnnerenig cn.

sci 9onif Gmerifanere er ct
SIGatIeo Ipngere fremme, ON ieg
ioa m1a fnloet Oct, emo 3, Der bIep
bofsne FOR = fom til amerifa, og
oerfor fer hi fo%rifeniat pao natio.
male oa i%proaliee SpsrgsmaoI. vi
tpnfer poerit ijGIoen pao 7nnnfnrf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
yairfefloffel ei til S~ooeoitGoer
Stpbtes on, men til Den lille 9D.

8erefter traaote Menigbeoens
Ereit % Diafener frem m0er
aor6uen og lpite boer ct Mint
al 9i6elen.
9rpiten gap oa / en- fort 3ale
ct life Ooerblif oper Den rpe Sir.
wfefloffe5 @iitorie, meooelte 6pem
@inerne bar og 6Uorle0es Snifrip.
tionen loo oio.
areo5iorulanoen beite9 @r9oife.
itoIea. % / i'm Gale oppleoe ban
iprliq pe0 9irfefloffen5 9etDoning,
iom par at:
anl0e paa gan1nel o. pao ltug,
0ieit bog paa SiGlen trut og tllng,
Sng Tor Den enige SniGe."
9ette %6armonerer oQiaa meo Den
3nifription, iom er lat poa alof
fen. nemIi9 5ol. 95,6 og lpoer
ia%aIeoeS: oaommer, laoer oS til
beoe og ne6bbie o8. Iaoer os beie
auG Tor Serren Dor Sfa6ers an.
iigt".
Giter areosiormon0ens Gale
rciite 6oriomlingeu fig OBJ o9 6leb
itaaen6e meoens aloffen bpitioeliQt
6leo iliopiet / @uo 3aocrs. @llo
SGn5 og @llo SelligaanoS 9}aon,
6oortif Meniqbe6eu iodreoe meo ct
l0oeIiat &mea. og aIoffen intone.
reoe fit gmen meo Ell fort Gifla.
uina % ilutteoe Den ifonne Soiti.
oeliqbeo meo ire @onae ire Qeoe.
iIaa.
aloffen er Ell $llleaane til 0te.
nig6eoen ira Q}r. o. Mrs. Slllius
l6onien Der / 9uen. Sen er febt
hos Stltctiteoo Bros. Il. 2ouis.
Otter aloffeinooiclien iamleoe5
en- 9el al N}enigbeocn on &errens
bellige @Iterboro. 6oor after Ser.
rem % 5reIieren Tom o5 fGrlig /
N}soe % It0rfe0e os meo lit &c.
gems og gloos Samfulo5maaltio.
I'll giiooaa iomIeoes 8enuerne
til 6uQe5ipi3ning og / 6rDo og
Siertet5 G~uioloig6eo bette ri Il
m~clig6eocns @aner meo bDeran0re
liaeiaa iortrolig ION hi boooe oelt
De a%anoeIige @oOer i @uo5 0us.
On Gitermiooagen iamIeoe5 ri
iii llnaoomsmgoe - ell itor 6or.
ianIing. Ser toa port 0rfeiter oa
Sangfor en- ltoliq Eart / Spbna
Qelien. GSnitrtmenterne toneoe font
/ oet bpg8eli9e airfebns. % blanot
aorianaene uomorfeoe liz iarlia
2utberS Erosiolme: o9or @no,
6an er ina iait Ell 9org."
Faitor @eoerien talte oeume 81
termiooog ON o2ebet pao @anen@
! 6enbolo til I aor. .. 2i-27.
@all betoneoe nleget alporliqt, at
bet giaIot Tor oltiug at pGre pao
@anen@, thi at le6e u0ehior nat0t
inaen SeirSpris. ielp ON man /
@irfelig6eocn flnoc la6e burtiaere
enc DEM oerinoe.
IN Aitenen bopoe ri ioo Slut
%ninasneoe o. nogle Al De %beiegen.
Dc ira Gpiaht haDoe bragt oeres
&nitrmnenter neo oq tog Del meo
pore Wluiifen % SanQen til gen
iioia Gp6uaaelic.
opor ifol BET DOG 6fipc oeiliat.
naar BEN Gaa oprinoer ior ale Sc.
iu irelite Siale. ON 60ilfen 9iifop
@rorion ipnaer / u1roel5 rore
alenooie / inlqcn6e 0roefog:
Ioln @oug tolO tlliino bar / 6apn
Gnbper lin 8arpe ipgn6t,
: 9anoen 9amnletS 1aoers 92ahn
@er al Den Sloat befenot
Set aaar. iom itGrte 9aaOes 2po.
Goar oe ilao al / 6rpo;
@uos Gam iom uonot os @nraois,
Gig. dig SOP. 6af % 4ris!
Meo Iof til oeG beilooe0e @no.
iom bnooe Iaoet oeioo bette Wiis.
%iionsnleoe % oeune SnopicIie5ieit
lpffes ilutteoes 0ogen meo nj.
iDnaelien al Den apoitoliife @eIii9.
nellie.
sens q. @ee6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
BELoNNINGsKoRT FOR FER1EsKoLEN.

iyert Aar fremstilles ct nyt, smukt udstyret dobbelt
Kort med indlagte Blade specielt til Brug som Karakter- og
Beldnningskort for den danske Ferieskole. Prisen varierer
fra 4 til 6 Cts. pr. Stk. Prove af foreiggende Kort med
n6iaetig Prisopgave tlstilles enhver Priest eller Tmrer frt
paa Forlangende.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02

(sIuttes poo SIDE 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
ANDRE MALE.

NaaIe med speciel inscription for Ynglinge- og Pigefor-
mulige Priser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
ONDAGssKoLENAALE

Vi f6rer paa Lager allie Munro af The Cross and Crown
System" af Bel6nningsnaale for S6ndagsskoIen med Inskrip-
ton Danish Lutheran S. S" Prserne er som folger:
M. 0 per Stk. ! Cent.
Mr.. per Six. 6 Cents.
Mr.. per Stk. IS Cents.
M. 3 (S6lv33 per Six. 30 Gents.
Mr.. s Guild per Stk. IS Cents
Netto -Portofrit.
Paa Forlangende kan Naalene SKATES med inscription
Lutheran 5. S" til samme Pris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
ANDRE BILLEDER.

Morten Luther. Efter Lucas Kranochs ber6mte Maleri;
Philip Melanchton. Mork Oietryk. St6rrelse 16 X 20 Tom
mer Pris so Cts.
H. A. Bronson den yndigste Rose err funden) Flint I'D
fort Maleri. Storrelse ca. 81 KS Tommer. Pris $3.50.
,Dej6g er Jorden''. Efter Maleri af Carl Thomson.
Storfelse Is 80 Tommer. Eft sardeles flint og talende Bill
lede En- Pryd for ethyert Hem. Pris $50.
Thorvaldsens ,Kristus''. Eiter Originalen Frue Kirke.
Stdrrelse Is X % Tommer. Pris $500.
Dorph: ,Kristus paa Korset'', Anker Lund: ,Kristus i
Getsemane' og HERE, frels mig N. fl. St6rrelse 10 25
Tomner. Pris per Stk. $3.50.
Den bedende Kristus', Den ldende Krstus'' Axel
Ender: ,Kristus we'd BrGnden m. fl. Pris per Stk. $100.
MINDEBLADE FRA DANMARK
Fire smukke Billeder x12 Tommer lost opklnbet for
oven paa m9rk Baggrund med passende Marg: sKobenhavns
Rhed', ,Sundet we'd kronborg', Holding Fjord' og Ska
gems Rev og Fyr". Hvert Bilede forsynet med .Mindevers
af Holger Draehmann. Pris 25 Cts. per Stk. ALE A for 75c.
, Billeder opklpbet paa morkegront Karton, Storrelse
S@ Y 1912 Tommer:
/. De ssnderjydske Piger, med Vers af V. Bergsoe.
2. Norden. Nationaldragter og passende Vers.
3. De sidste paa Skansen. Dybbol 1864.
fis per Stk. % Cts. ALE 3 tilsammen for so Cts.
Prospekter fra Danmark HAYES stort Udvalg pa Brev-
kort til IS og so Cts. per Dus. (Se serskilt Fortegnelsel
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
SONDAGSSKOLEMATERIEL
oG FoRSKELLIGT.
ENGLISH S. S. CARDS.
THE EMMANUEL" SERIES.

No. 1883-Christ our Master. u cards 3 "A with four
prett. designs of forget-me-nots and Scripture texts. Price
10 cts.
10. 1886-Thy Salvation. IL floral cards with tinted
background, gold border, and texts, Size 4x3 inches. Price
10 cts.
No. 1887-Come unto Me. II pretty floral cards ~ X
2h inches with Scripture texts in three colors and gold.
Price 10 cts.
Bible Picture Series No. ]. Packet of 60 Old and New
Testament Pictures 3 x 2 inches with Scripture Narrative on
back Price 20 cts.
Bible Picture Series No 2. 60 favorite pictures from
Old and New Testament with corresponding text on back.
Size of card Az X 3 inches. Price 40 cts.
Reward Tickets No. Is. Book of y floral cards 1 X IA
inches, each with different Scripture text. Price > cts.
Reward Tickets No. 81. Book of "a cards larger than
No Z. with Biblical pictures and texts.
Price 5 cts. ~s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
sT0RRE BIBELsKE BILLEDER.

oietryksblleder 81 x6h Tommer paa tyndt Karton
uden Marg og Titel. Fem forskellige som folger:
Kristus Getsemane, Den synkende Peter, Yandringen
til Enmaus, Den bankende Frelser og at gaa med Jesus
(sndbledlig Fremstiling af den kristne Ungdoms Iivsvei)
DIsse Bileder egner sig sardeles som Premier Son
d%agsskolen. Pris kun 80 Cts. per Dusin.
0ietryksbilleder 16 X 90 Tommer: Nadverens IndstifteL
Sc, Fa~ndrngen paa Seen, .Ecce Homo, Kristus pa
Korset, Rock of Ages og SkytsengeIen. Pris per Stk.
80 Cts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-04-02
SILVER BLOCKED REWARD CARDS.

no. 1924 Chrome Intagios on enameled boards with
cord. Size 2x2A inches. Embossed in the shape Of an ivy
leaf. Very effective. Price % cts.
No. 410-24 cards as above with bird designs and silver
embossed texts. Size ~ K 22. Each card corded. Price
Is cts.
30. 285-24 cards in Box. New Series text cards in
blocked silver letters. Dainty floral designs. Heart shaped.
size x2A inches, corded. Price per box 25 cts.
No. 312-24 silver embossed and corded Intaglio cards
in attractive designs. Price per box % cts.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-16
Pleasant Ridge.

Scnooi IS doing nicely. Master
, xe,scn Walters is out OF school with
rnuina tlsn, bnt we hope he will he
able to take up bis school work "
few days. III d
hey' Hedery Williams filed bis
regu.a appointment at the Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday ''o'
Mr.. Garter, OF Servics. Miss was
IN our burg Saturday and Sundsv 90
Annie Hopkins, who has / sn ava
l0r some time. returned last Saturdsy
Inc young people Of this community
gathefsd at the home Of W. ", Han-
xins' and had Jolly time sina,i op
Sunday afternoon. singing
Tom Watson fell from wagon last
gaek and broke his arm.
:. me Farmers Union at this place
'ad business meeting sat1r5av
'fternoon, and among other tbio@s
lected delegates to the Comic
mon, winch meets with Florence
'ocai the 18th and leah of this month
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-16
Our MoseIle Letter.

Moselle, Miss, Oct. I4th.
Let our poet sing of that musica
thing,
Ihat be calls the Elisville Band.
u may, soothe the Soul and com
pletely control,
both the inner and outer man.
but mere in Mosele, we desire t,
tell '
VI music that beats any Band.
~ is sung by the babies, children
1 and ladies.
a Ballad entitled, Papa. why don't
You give US more kale from your
camp
The above gem III was inspired by
.he poem appearing in last weeks
issue from the faciie pen OF Jones
county poet-laureate, together with
.ne ever present fact of the increas-
ing cost OF financing a family. II
y Is not one thing it is two all the
Iilne. just as an example: Last
week winters wood question dawned
upon ye scribe, school shoes and
cLotnes Tor three boys, and on top of |
ahat NEW SCHOOL BOOKSl just |
suink OF IT. My eIeven-year-old |
ooy DOCKS cost 1888, more than nv |
.asner bought FOR me throughout nv
..t1 s"ASOis no uOuDt- AND | have
All my books in fair state of pre-
servatlon, after laying in the shelves
twenty years. Why the same grade
~ paper and binding that are used ia 4
1ue school books of to-day. in any
o.ner book, could be bought for at
ieast % per cent less thin we are
lorced to pay. What a rraftl I +
nlsn some one who had tie time {
H - trace up and let me know who 1
VI are responsible for this fool school | {
'ook law. Those books for INV ore
10Y cost Sl.SS more than INV State
ives per year towar, s EMPLOYING :
, one to expound their contcnts' y
~ out OF proportion, this thing. =
ANA reader, do not get the idea .
naI l am a chronic complaincr: bnt !,
sel you | am bothered. Looks as =
housn ! VIII have to give up INV en- =
ioyment with the Railroad corpora- :
,1n dna wait my turn and chance nj ;,
: ins lug damage suit against them q,
some pretex or other, and lie in .
y &c. Otherwise | see no style for or
gang, Il any of you know 4 more g,
onorapie way out Of the dilemma ns
aSe aoVise' and If my thanks are ~
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-16

wi, MIN MRS. W. w. Hood Yesterday
ney nave arranged to have a Wei
1oci al at the home of Mrs. r. r
hales, AT which refreshments viii !,
served Admission 25 cents M
VIII be on the 18th instant.
Or Lindsey and M. r. Polx two 80
laurel leading business men. motor'
ca oo our town yesterday. We wsra
pleased to have these. GOOD ma, 4,
our midst If their time was va,,s
snort and hope they will come agai,5,
ana meet viii more of our people
mr.; L. y. Craft, a leading mercbart
o. EilisVlile, and Hon. j. Z. Tavlor
IA ayor OF the same village. ran dow,
tetween trains YESTERDAY
dsssrs Pitman father and son1 |
ana Dunbam and wife, who are hold.
ing services at Gross Roads Sehaai
I q preaching whtx is known as /
pIee WIN Baptist doctrine, gre re-
ported to be m citing with right force
VI nlnts that their work IL fro,vnad
lpoa oy number of people In Ire
ross koads community. SUNDAY
ross as made OF strips aud stood I
Z = front OF the building, 10 be found
,pe1 service broke, and at nioht s
sner hints were found upon the {
aacA -ooard, when tney assembled !
Or night-pre achiue. !,
We would be less than human, were Il
e 70 refrain from soicing our preat
pprcciatIolf OF the etfulgent praise u
'apeo upon US from time to time ~
the Editor However. we fear :,
! Judgement Is thus being placed IN II
go Ter Jeopardy than ip defendin1 -,
un Club ''' |aurerl ~
mr.. =. Z. Read visited Hatsiesburo :"
~ nlsht. Jack Wiudham returned
ms work at Ovett after counIe hs
uays with his family. ia. a. tb
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-16
NEWS LETTERS
From Different Sections of Jones County and dion,
ing Counties

desired , in return, kindly enclose a
zoe Lovitt, an old time Moselle
ooy, returned to Virgins yesterday.
aieer giaddening the hearts OF his
many friends and relatives with his
gen'a presence for several DAYS.
ar, Darden Robertson's son fell
! OUT OF hickory-nut tree SUNDAY ana
sustained Injuries requiring The
services OF physician. DR.. Butler
attended the lad and pronounced his
INJURIES not serious.
,.a Inc protracted meeting at the
aae a church closed Sunday-niebt
ana rev. Griffin returned to his home
al Gulfport yesterday.
Mr.. ii. G. Collins and dangh,a. /,
MISS Hattie, left Saturday night to
Gulfport - ~ at
Mr. 81. Fl. Campbell is IA Meridian
aolng job of painting for his
sDro.her, who Is conductor for the
Northeastern. ~ 1he
MISS Bessie Bynum, from across
Mrs. Porter. SISTER, f,
we regret to learn that Mr. Billie
Lewis has severed his business con-
liecuops here and returned 10 his !
iormer home at Laurel.
MISS Atwood, of Pachuta. ia visit- q
Ing In the family of MIR. Arool5
Thomas nfHoio
Our greatest asset, Mr.. p. M. Ike
ser, attended the State UniversaIiet
Convention at Union Sunday. Mr.
heier has always admired great V
pres OF virgin timber The faot r.
nat the Universalists seem lost in the ii
eepest in the woods, TbeolooicaJIv 70
crest. Us IN
Miles Por.er returned {, dav from ch
trip 10 Meridian, Picayune and
.ner points, and reports that the in
rca-needed change OF aserarv and
iors ratlons has greatly reduced bis fol
wing 1nclinations. for the time he TIL
g at least. Mr.. Henry Mcneil was ga
avn, "a to Laurel Saturday night II is XII
'neveo by soue feminine fidelitv NJ Su
lom he is ferociously fond. BE re- I
rned last night, however, safe and W.,
'parently sound. \
Mr.. WIN Smith and family return ha,
70 their home at Bogoloosa, La. aft
nday, after weeks visit with ele
IS rents and other relatives here. Tn
ne Methodist Ladies' Aid met Loo
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-16
Laurel Light & Railway Co.

State employs drunken rpn,an
after convicts. :" LOOK
r,lioiar ge delegation will 90 froa,
nsai,iisviiie and Jones count 70 snn
| ppi-A labama Fair Jug
opens az Meridian on Mondav 1 nn.
I'm. IL promises 10 be ths a.. ~
lion ever held in our STAT. "a
you should not miss II. Msn, Anu
fractions will be there. many al
Our Ellisvslle merchants .ra -,
.ne trading public what ching
oner In the way of hara ey can
mind az % merchandise. Bear in
Ellisville, and vo,, @.e can
where. 'iSn goods any
q most interesting meetinp ia ~
,oing on at Methodist cburch ~ha hor
argeiy attended. Rev. M wsl,i
W. eioquent and strong minista, sly,
Is leading the mas I'm
assisted by our local nastn-lk
'feat good has been accompIsnS
night the building could nu,
'neain the congregations. A"'
rat ba &C. requests as TO state
icture sbo WI suspend his moving
ow T. snow until after the meetinx
urea ends. He viii then onas
~ give three shows : west Up
coowan says he would not Do s, mr.
Getting. 'occess OF the
Las. tuesday one OF the most suh.
mi ci'lzens Of Noselle vent 10
r1.es 70 nave \ tooth pulled and
Y = Gil OF shoes and eloshina
E T,, pricing goods there BIO came ~
r -'a,ssiiis and first had his tooth
:, ~ Dy Or. Williams, and then
az s" - o,ce Oil OF clothing and
ys Es saved money BY tradina h.nu
erybody Is finding out thai E,,se
10 IS ono OF the best msrka,sa'
'th Mississippi o'' ~
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-16

ast Monsay our town had III,
plSasure OF welcoming Messrs j. N
!, i33cn"orz and 9. O. McDewltt. two
. 1,Ve young business men OF T,surei
ne former manager OF the Cosmo
onoe repairing Co., and the latter a
painter aud decorator. The Cosmo
70 ID one OF our regular advertisers
our friend Mr.. e. Cheek, a. nro.
gressive farmer, last week brongb,
10 hank OF Jones county raised To-
DaSSo, ana which was az fine as any
grown 10 Virginia or South CaroI}-
mas, Our farmers should embark in
tne tobacco business.
The beginning of the actnaI val,
" cohst -uction upon the I,aural sbo,s
- 'ne ew Orleans, Mobile x Chica,
70 railroad began Monday. when
iorce OF men We're put to work lavinar
round house. P'oPoseu
Wednesday at noon. fra broke on.
IN the Richards buildina rpae o9t
originating in Stanton & McP"ss.
printing office, but the aamas 49,
ssuooned before serious DAMAGE va
u ru.. The 900 stock of M
! me was hooded with water ,rha 4
osses are thought TO be coyerad ~
Insurance. 0o'o reu by
h. mere IS talk Of another chan ge in
,ron s,oiiy line, bringing 1t into town Il
IonId then cross the railroad traeLs ~
Iagonally. A number of orr citi1ans M
Ieier the route first agreed ON md ~,
aye petitioned Mr. Jones not 10 6r
lake the change. NY :" ~ ~
Mr.. j. G. Smith, OF New orlsars
= dScseplso position as chief OF go
~ Parcnent o. dress goods and Ia,
lri, W y"ear at the popular Dun an
ing to this establishment w,ds ~ az
'rlence in this line of merchandisa -
Whlch greater attention will I've 81,
ven than heretofore. 10 co u'
qr J. G. Williams, who was ra,ssa ,
laurel laurel was found mangIed on the tba
Iae, 'racks near Hattiesburg. Die
~. LAUREL Saturday night. 10 nov
4 -; ~ nls nome at Hattiesburg. chn
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morning on the railroad ,ra,aI NC
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N ~ oseiie, was left, and started 70 Ii
TX the track to his home. star
fcKav Lau
! To penltentiary guard buy
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/ he Ala oaRn stated TO the Sheriff extr
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The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-10-16
BIG CIRCUS ATLAUREL
Saturday, October 18th.
st.OO YEAR

Cars running every 80 minute. ha.
s"eeh Laurel and Ellisyille, 8 a. m. 70
: y. m', and 4p. m. TO D. IN.
cars VIII make trip after night psr.
rormance to take you home.
Parade at 10 a. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-03
sHlrPlNc DAMAGED AND WIRES
FRUSTRATED Ar POINTS SOUTH
OF WASHINGTON.
LOSS or. LIFE REPORTED
IN VICINITY OF NORFOLK
cals Drives Waves Into Lower Por-
tiens q Newport News-Anothsr
Storm on in States East Of Chicago
and Third Violent Disturbance in
Washington State and Oregon.

Washington. Jan 3.-The south At
lantic coast states today are in the
grip Of q terrific wind and rain storm
which worked havoc with shipping and
cut off the cities Of Norfolk and New
port News. AL land wires leading
out Of the cities were destroyed. Be-
fore the last wire went down a tele-
graph operator in Newport News re-
marked that the gale was so terrific
that the waters Of the ST. James river
were surging up into the lower parts of
the city with the violence of small
tidal wave.
A navy wireless sparked unanswered
calls to the ships Of the Atlantic fleet
gathering in Hampton Roads. Great
anxiety was felt for the safety of tor
pedo boats in the narrow seaway.
incomplete reports coming in while
the storm was at its height were that
many small craft had been sunk. The
loss Of life, II any, is not known.
IN this city the gale ripped down
signs and trees. Telegraph and tele-
phone wires were demoralized as far
south as Atlanta.
Fragmentary reports to the telegraph
and telephone companies here say the
storm Is approaching proportions of
tornado and is general all along the
south Atlantic coast, practically para
lyxinx communication between Rich
ns6hd and Atlanta.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-03
BALKAN STATES TO INSIST ON
cEssIoN OF FoRTREssEs OF
ADRIANoPLE.
CONFERENCE WILL END
iF DEMAND IS REFUSED
Fortres. Reported to BE on Verge Of
Falling Into Hands Of eulsarians-
Austria and Italy Preparing to Land
Joint Force in Albania to Establish
New Condition Of Affairs.

London, Jan. 3.-The Balkan peace
ENJOYS have decided. it was declared
this morning, to put the direct ques-
tion to the Turkish delegation tonight
whether the Ottoman government is
prepared to cede the fortress of Adj
rianople forthwith
Unless the Turks give a favorable
answer within twenty four hours the
conference will be suspended. No other
question will be considered by the al
lies until this point has been settled.
Stojan Novakovitch, the leader of the
Servian delegation, said this morning
he was sure the allies would ultimate
ly carry their point.
Turkey" he added, "wil probably
continue to resist giving up Adrianople,
but facts will soon be stronger than
theories and she will be compelled to
give way. Fugitives from the besieged
city as well as information obtained
from Turkish and British sources in
Constantinople, indicate that the con-
dition of the fortress is an untenable
one and that its capitulation is merely
question of days and perhaps hours.
Once Adrianople has fallen into the
possession Of the allies and its garri-
son has become prisoners of the be-
siegers, the probleln will solve it
SELF