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Tue Tlrst siiaws df conflet iii Mexico
was dashed over the Assefiiate1 E'ress
wire 70 The Intelligencer about q
o;clpclI Tuesday ilfternoo aud The
bnlietihs we're posted In FRONT OF this
office: The Daily Iiitel igspSeE has d
special leased wire ruhning ifit6 tbs
Qtilee and will keep the public informs,
ca as TO the pi'ogresa OF osents IN the
foreign field. 4, &.
SOON u became known over the city
tlIet ne marines from the Prairla iiafi
bea Ian ded with sii 4 ID any
tn4iirie poured into fliia office:
Crowd gHt hsfed aronnd the bulletin
boards nDtll an early hour tfiiz morn
Inc and fhArn 1nna Alih als,aliAst isifass4ssf
{ Helt in the proceedings in tho S=ar
zone. The Intel IligenceIs Is making ara
rangeunents for q complete bulletin
sery Ice, 10 be posted in front OF tslis
Office with The permission OF Che city
authorities. Foliowing are the more
ETfrSIS ClIbe5 IitsaHuT-
Ing the early evening
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.sgNAgoR EaLTla sPEE "a !.
AftaeHs Carol hers fIi American Rep.
s4ntatiye With Villas Army.

eSof3y
IS 2asllir april 2t t1s-Ih the de-
pzluysS II y q e. EszFIt e z5gnaEgr BAtI or
liaF ens y "a sfB attacked the ai :
T1lnistr kioass policy hereto
agasn .sshilsa sihe policy OF ffiendlir
Ineas to lila
Senator Bah eeIsrea that GkDrge
ls. S-T-TT5lTIFT 3, sEeelR Eeprese sentatJve
Hof tbs Stslte q lepa tsHlen With he ar lay
Is = pIisiEl llRlt or or le
fadeTo IAN an d tsssi Il no true 5iidg-
fnenf eF eDhdIt foflB ia thef army
entIl 10 ned On ihf6fThatson from
him ss's
say 10 you thai llla pscst1 emf Of
tsfA United Ssates s. mn "a ed or
niislnf1 1rnfed ss ID coniifE Ion 81 Nor
tliern leo. 81 gonsd d not have
1iel6 Mt the sune ia them that nd
would form eifialsee With these
bandits Z
Senator reviewed list &c osst-
E5I JKJ1EFICEn pg9p-
ei'iy holders: In "a seo He decsafed
thaf the United ates osf IS q
As30 He deeis aetfeH RsaIilst
HHetta would hot rsli iefe cDfSd dEtiona
III lsGs tllera Mexico.
All nf3osi . fi skfe los D'clcclz
ssea IN 0ccessfails n De shortly after
elggen bg aehAsof Kern. IS,
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{ AIl NlalII IaEslaIil. y Ilela ! q. !. n n

Washing ton, pfi p 90, q. IIlsSS--
Determined on the passage OF the adj
lmfnistfation Mexican resolution bs-
sere ffaorBilg the senate e. lnidntent
passicned deiafs gjltislate raSsag:s Of
the iresd dlitsiou rs re ported by the.
Lore gr rela ations committee Haia gene
TeTslly con ceded q he linlse had re-
ceased unit ll o'eioclt I'M tins morn
to- asFilit sera ate S g a. an.
& 4lesger reports n:l ,;;D Sengagemeat
at Vera cs,iz had tlt ssec.f y. the capitol
lsszi "a elfat te iIf1 "a Its aeEsion
at & O'clock. four Inericans
deEd in Vera riiz, the #enty wound
Eea, and the two huHdred Efexich re-
p0Tesd killed IN the taking 0t the
city. became the s4xE nf the talk
IN s1Ui1etl IN III III rllice an d greet
sea with d sDieSnn 81 hllt
slie sesiafe che n cl2ell To isatsf-
Ed qIlE nm 81 d 81 e pf r.epS
re esentatives I'd Tie rear of. be
senate hal. Secretary OF State RFyan
himself cftefi TeIl 10 4 n & sFIz se
S6efefarY of oi1 ElfksEa11
g Ntyy 2 li1sst9r Gen
ernl ylesons ecDetasy ~ the
Iei I'D loo and se ecTe etis TO the
= d j |. y -
Ieiatnbef and
he I'd Rlli ed =. - q 81 4 dis
cuEsi0l ps0
pipiblna
HE ..ssssttJzTi II K gsl lsty is Tiled
s 10 ri ~ 20
with AIan sloI sprin II ice OF sIsssat
8fitaif. 1T tk ef iiesi 4.
The republ ieais sof tb & senate,
led by Senator Root deplafdea that
tie gscat lsilss posed I'M the
resolution 70 q move Gent II Force
aeainsE ica1 Be foangied not on
the leo incl dent but on be lbng
series Of osltPses rieai
Icitizetis aid theie sys siiSItidi 8
the ollttages lefs constit itati0nal SITS
Men and j lanes ~ j
dc die qfs n
clAEing the inysSS TO ID q ~ t Il ans
picos sssll That sfssis
the Il Ss8re d II. al & senator
after sen Dt iandea be tlartu urr
ikif TO M =, 81 he 55ll s 81 iii $
q stllheg u , d 81
senat eaIl ms s q s 4 4 s., s
en- N q etssias The 81
spEifz ilkil al 81 cd
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Eirsi iIleoa splilsd.

SVRsIlin tuis April 81. eS
panielR Inade pabIlc d the E0lI6Nin9 dis
patch reSes sEes from a lef
|st Q ps Sas::
0estltgS Is aee s &i5pfo
iSdrf HeR landed isaariila8 and aSil ora
Ifrrhs bats leailips u thii, FgoYid& aslG
trans port srafria NlSt seized fgSzIi
house Mexican forces al id p6 6f
p1sc landing, hat opened IRE with
rifle and artillery Il our 3 aisure
ef customs HOUSE. Ptattis sIielH1g
ltexieans out or ttls sir n1sl nasl-
Tsult0Ry FlFtns from h0n8e TOP and
Iafroats f1pld cut TOM notise slsG Becs
lion of city IA yleinity of wlIafVes
md consulate. Canasifi4s four de.RL
and twenty wounded.
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Galyastcn, April 2l1. 700 b. H.
EnfornaifoH received llt the catt;ie Of
flee here confirms the sa.e..
port shat Until States ma rtiea ii 36ye.
sized the ealJae osficb aIiti cust6ssis
house at Vera Cruz, an that tiIar'
Etnaripas were Killed and twenty
wounded,
4 II WAS reporter From Vera Cruz at
Iofflcisl hnti ifica ttsa had gone Ia ~ tgll-
Ffngtpn from American Consul W.
Canada s.. # z.
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Q1nEegences elaysd by ReedS
psas sS
saoRss

az

9. FEanhi nztnsl 2i mi : ~. Si
tion OF q vclult Ger army fof. ser vice
In fexlcu of, III 1ot der crisis s7s,llTf oa
provide ~ ID 81 house hil 1se al
today By tIle seIisste with am isl 8 4.
Coaifsfeii on Il. : !. :: 8.
iayed q tIiQtiur by Senator d
said l:e saotsph probably .so5ld 81
Disposed OF koIiiHfreyg5
II The bill wnsil REVISE se Stlle ~ ailfier
Which q vol teeyr force Nf
lied for the span iisil 3 4ii1ericHs y sIf III
1888 It's iers laffn that q V0Itis-
feef loItse 90 al he aiae4l MOT oiiic X
IL dan ii1fis % ifayment ii boifIl.
lies. soniu q b S5sl5 " On u Bls0r b
nf eii iliAttnelit ~ IIia king the term 81
Etsltll tfefs tho iliiie ils that III ssse
ress,sal army Il gsJild proenrg 10 acn-
min 3 Slie 'sssl Fof 3 long; perissI mus
ma King ftin llnneee eesaalS tsid
WIT ceereRqn itf sins1aInrl ikAs -.e1sA
EssSS ~ a.
Tho law olisd 9ve the pres Il
inat taad af the rs OF tlie S 3
thh slltisoF7t 10 appoiTt all OH cefa
os The - : - 70
60 tyive prefers. h their el ets ssn
% those ssip e ,lRa miiitof g!
|ing and sisstFe1finiis
IhSlead 81 5iantsef
ssaS ssn . b. fti isiso sefeif 3ifStil
ALI tsse e sisiifa %, 1t az
had saeIF Mouisl 9e { .l
oEgaa lah q Eiln efy
tifssi lar nBEn ~ NC 1sS Iiss sial Is sI
shat af bad. J,
pr apt & tfs 81 l,S 4,
rs 4ailI b bsss.tis
u sIn
Ne
ETlr7 ISs7t u II -
cfgl 81 zalsd. q "a q
afS ate.
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Severe CLASH
tsontinpea MN Page Onel


n4cfhe br'i isf ,ex xbliange from the West
END Of MontaEtnos Street, whefe q
Federal outpost was stationed. -
EsrIng Is General.
8 At 20 the firing became general
and at % clock the guns OF the trana-
rpOrt PfatVfa went into action. =.
! I. "a detac achment from the Utah, held,
The gsojtnd betyeen the consdsate ana
the waiter front opened with two of
ateir three inch giisis The first slloEa or
these pieee9 were directed against the
ancia1k haiff61 iInr6a 111sss...lz<.a
BY Mexican sharp ahooters Liaat-a2
CoLnmahder Buch ahen of the Florida
ordered that it 6e destroyed. Five
shots hyoug lit the old tower down.9 Z.
Vie women OF An erican colony
IN Vera Cruz had keen rlaced aboard
the chartered Steainerg Eafsarnn "a ard
EIexIcos but the foreign e9lony. ess
pccialiy the American choni RRsi
great augmenfs Il. is Tllpya aifig when
three traini5ads arrived frfdn the cap.
Eisai. Some OF ilese reInas ned ashore
but many were ken Hoard the
atearners SO far as can be learned.
no refuge ees Weer in 5sIrad
eneul &c nads,S Rep6Sis
Gonsni Ganaaass 8 ports TO lows:
s'Asfa fines and blue jackets landed at
I:SS0 this morning ediately tak-
iklg eesinn or q able Office, post
fFeEi III ONCE and q ctss t6fas,
i.ssssss;iEes a IS road tekfiinaiH ana
Eyasds f6 i. ~ tn e
sta7tlt ein sclAss so
arg, nah sof knafson 50 kSr
lz1khpnt use of lieESs S,rs. Cur men
IRE II X khefnseiyes
some ia sistaEce from nSSfsaf xlassseis.
soon siienced ~ sans oh SsaiFie. ~
$ a this time reported fopr Of our
IAmerican ne nispsl lieil 40 8 several
IotIier Americans m soflsliS SevS
era AIrLerlcals 81 ding some wosns
ssTz TilU liihsS 10 70 aboard refugee
ship ara no sr nee In iIt5te with
In firing liises Trains from Afexics
City a not arrive. .
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NO 4 S D EiIE
S Is CT rs ON
EIl Reply - ssSiaE siiveEg Let
ssr Fem ssEss zsscF sff
ostla carcsa
BY Associhted pregs. 4

W, tSIfs ~ - 4 lt.at ~ y.
Garrison today Concluded hia corres-
dence sltb oFefnof Cole Biease,
OF South EaTolifa a eFeF q lle reyccat ion
orders satahli hine = summer dnaaeliyr
or camp for sfate tslss
troops AZ the Ieie Of Palms. Eas Ing
TO receive fesnnfise 10 iliaG la.1sn ). :
upon Governor Blea secre tafy Cat.
irigDn stated that tfl9 camp weuld be
httepdel by Tie s1i tia Of Mort 3 Caro-
lliih aad south Carolina. GenFeIa and
Flor idfti aud would be held 6ptaide
Iof South sarolt.a Later lia, seeeIyeti
~ long le ter fpsSu1 HGgernor Bieaae Is
which az lEipwing reply waa sent
tisday y, Z,
cyssis. 49, understand OF what yo4i
tofnl llliisn nr ts sly you fIideIge III sJia-
lalas and ifsiag Is etsts elsliElE n
slaiser that Is entirely tsree and 1laa..l
49, zaunEc6K KldE< ~. z g
v IS d 90 usititia alEajfs aud tie Ma
tE6nas iGaStis OF tfs s tavafa N IS Ees iifa
lsAfa ~. . Y
hosllins DONE lii Tie present case
chs Isel 4 n nd ltsce with Che
custom and Fjesl5 p lLeap IN ltii
e9tf
ssefiih ~ i.ie 10 ;s:9a iislfortsi mate
shnl ygll Eeft 3s1FIeI Iesi b 3lsject to
this nlAiter helms, treated 4, tiie { tis-
tonlsEy way bat since ysli did / iIad
mo other alternative sjiah TO ntiOrs
The COURSE j did. 3s
a ~
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n : 4 8 8 : Z b lEsea RreIi8 \
fisaS iiaes

SrG& affa tise
iAHl ef ths b jiia4 atcl,4
eir 81 sos s d &c of u ans
"A oses IA ii Il 1 IA th1 n
of lle eisS, ar vi III
~ 81 "a ie ~ s3lYs
lss sEllna 81 slse
I'isi egic 1pSt!l the
lsees fsrs ~ pv -
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gFeaty VIII graguay.

Warrington, a A:it 2l. urug1ay,a
VII lllanesa to sign q peaes treaty with
the United States along the lines of
those already signed BY Secretary I3ry-
an with other nations generally was
IebmmunicaAe TED 20 3 llr. Bryan today by
Dr, Pc 1ena, UsuguRyan minisfer la
.tTaahingtcn.
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lI1IE u 4 900. -

z, eolfs,5 + ls.,l Atfias z iitls q !
hlina Hlariness severRl aViaf0fs anc
Two aeEuple lenes abeaE fhe bSts sIesliip
Aiisiseippi lett hers today i0r Thsnpie ieo.
The tender Dixie, Ut ed to the fosf
pedo boat flotisia which LETT yesterlay
for Mexican sgh tePs, als1 started todag
tpt Tampteo.
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e Es sH.. {: s.s.ss M ~ last BIGHgs
Fletcher Repegte That There WIS
Same, No s'asEalties sIsntseRelil
(By Asooc.ef I "a .praaaI

WashiHgton, April e el IS Rear Al
naisal Ietetcifet reported To the nsE1s
Sfiepafttnent from Vera ciUz under
.tiats or 10 b. M, tIlns sislsig atiIi #
In prOgress hese was no lIlcnt Inn 4
sof any hiflg serious.
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] ~ fiet f.l0sa "a lae...

New York April 9 Orders were
reviewed III, fiie naty yard to-day To
place the gilnboat CassiEe 81 Dammit !
EI0ns loIuzlan Ger Johll q. 8 Carter. al
tho New York yard vii ! be In c0iiia
Eilelld: The t,astiIle is spf ileflt tlraer,li
ana VII By alnable - shallow Wats
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is
DOWN Y $ vs..
Dssecralien Reported t0 Eave
en R1sse by Foreignefs 81

San Antonio, 4 Tex. April 9 -
American aags decufatlHg q busl gi,s
frl the Mexican quarter here were toFo %
down ipsss night by lIexlcans,
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! lf0fe WaPninee.

PeFtsi1oatIi, n. 5.. April si, The
twelfth eeInIlaiiy Of nariEes was or-
deres today 10 report In Pliilsd deiphia
by g;le u. ~. Thu sdllY 70 snil ON the
TRANSPORT Morto Castle for Tamplco.
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feseIie Tee With the preid dent. An illi
fiElnes rll;nor was tn ciFcsllak Hon slIs s.
tlslt admiral Fletcher had gaIt0fteil
the eigiife 0f3 Vera Cruz sVi itii Il leeas
of four marines and 20 woaAdea
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BhIFely Talks I,itsss..,

gaahlngton, April 2f ID s I'D tho
senate recessed iintIl 3 O'Clock. wlIeii.
senatar Root wiII,HpHaks
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-. tho ssEs an
Vera cFgs
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z : q. 81 b g 8.

liaeF Moro aesle at New York 10 car.
rasfitnse 9ydefef ssezi ed at TlIsi s1
dolphin
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Eagle Pass, Text JySffI q Af p
mass meeting of lEexictsn citizens iii
PiedyaB Negras Tlesdas; sIysg hnn-
lls.sa.a -
armed to Tesilt WI hey called the
FedsFals occupy Risdres Mgras
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efa Crt;x gril 81 liese are sse.
81 x - a rs n
cifs sekfeasis lse nssilEisE e..izz
lS1anIY ARsinst The sIe l6a tlsak
l kefa an fs,ills s. NAY hs b6tl
Gsaie nfaas 3 easd o. bSeS cut
Is tloa and also
q ~ t1r1i en tsays 20 q
CITY
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lLIniHgton; n. O. Apr. ( 2i ,Eie
estsgiile indep delt Itattt Infantry.
which hes served ia every war IN
sahlch the United States eiaa been e.i-
pased since its cfganiSatI tI0n !. In 1893
today offered Geyertio or Craig It's ser
Vices if needed In the Mexir ran ennfl.ct.
q npaEy Is not now q part of tho
NatIcaal Gudrd. !. !.
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ashin stpIls Ai,ssi "a s
totarg pRnlslS iisl Cd Is ki. ifle
house sAsl beioge o'ct1c tSr 8 ean-
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WashIBgtous April 2i s fs. M Sec
retast I5ahleis aitnonnsefi fi.af IsAa.s.
4siiTii ~ ,I7I5ytl, Win MS ffag6tiD Con-
Flecilcn and most af sie of fIlef ss y
had steamed f0e vera Cruz AIii Tie
vessels 81 Rear I AZ d siral a5fefsa q
fleet bad been ord stes Is 10 directly
70 EerA Efnz
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7gnV So 95ciat tbd PFes81

Reg Ralph ~ nf llia ijae-
EieAil United RI & sls & SIS 81
Sudan. died toeass q wounds Eaa
Sslsssi y. - en- pr0lllESSll ~ 3 6 Ion.
tieia 81 1875.
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House m Recess.

Wusls lsiiigt0n, April sis -sE 6:83 b.
u, Tho ilonse took recess until no d.
m. tGaaprEows This mud b it ceffain
filara would hn M fliaI as,4is.1s 4.ssss4zl.4
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g 8 . 8 8 q 3 Q 8 q 5 ia 3 DO 3 q 3 Is
q lon, hprA y 3
70 patches were fecesyea as ii 81 81 u
30 known Rht from fhafg
3 DISH
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. So .
Is Ger aas = Is ~ "a 3
l. ~
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GaIyastBn Confirms.

0il the Mexican sliuafi0fi .
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Sen 1TfTT7 77-- 20 n s777
8 i 8bl s5Rgss IL 8 lesl
IS cllDFsH ti wssi
tiiag sssg 9
tor Ia Ii aells
s,.i;lf,d esszaif tfil5 ti
a,s
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
JERUSALEM
SOCIETY DISTURBED
Martha Bonner Denies Having Bit
Willie Jones: "onIy Throwed Her
Down."

East Jerusalem, as the neighborhood
of Rebecca avenue is called was the
scene of a disturbance which must
have shaken the colored suaiety of that
section to its roots, judging by the rep.
resentation in the police court today
which came to hear the trial of Martha
Bonner, negro woman, charged with
assault and battery on Willie Jones. To
be more specific, she wa charged with
having set her pearfy teeth into the
yielding flesh of Willies dusky arm.
She vociferously denies having put
my mouf on dat gal" Willie's discrip-
ton of the fight follows: "She thowed
me down in de mud, an beat me over
de haid, she bit me on de arm, and
when I jecked lose frum her she
thowed a stick at me and called me
big black bear" Here Martha broke in
to interrupt. "One at a time" said
Judge Batson. at lasts longer that
way"
Martha's version follows, "She
hauled off an hit me and all | did.
jedge was to tho& her down. She
was a .chokin' my little sister. Sne
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
REWARD OFFERED
FOR VAT BLOWERS
GOVERNOR PROPOSES TO STOP
DYNAMITINe in PIKE
COUNTY.

Jackson, Miss, oct. 14.-Goyernot
Brewer late yesterday afternoon is
sued proclamation offering a re.
ward, on behalf of the state. of $50
for each person detected. arrested
and convicted of pac. icipatias in any
way with the drumming OF cattle dip.
ping: watts in Pike county
The chief executive issued the pro-
: clamation after receiving an. appeal
from the Pike county authorities to aid
them in running down those persons
who of late have given them so much
trouble in destroying dipping watts.
For some time there seems to have
been a wanton destruction of watts in
Pike county by unknown persons of
apparently anarchistic proclivities.
The reward offered by the state will
be supplemental to that. already offer
ed by the board of supervisors of Pike
county.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
APPLY SLOAN'S FREELY FOR
LUMBAGO

Your attacks Of lumbago are not
nearly so hopeless as they seem. You
can relieve them almost instantly by
simple application of Sloan's Lini-
ment on the back and loins. Lumbago
is form Of rheumatism, and yields
perfectly to Sloan's, which penetrates
quickly all in through the sore, tender
muscles, limbers up the back and
makes it feel fine. Get a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment for % cents of any
druggist and have it in the house
against colds, sore and swollen joints,
rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and
like ailments. Your money back If
not satisfied, but it does give almost
instant relief.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
Help the Stomach
| Digest Your Food.

When the stomach fails to digest
and distribute that which is eaten,
the bowels become clogged with a
mass of waste and refuse that fer
ments and generates poisons that
are gradually forced into the blood,
causing distress and often serious
illness.
Most people naturally object to
the drastic cathartic and purgative
agents that shock the system. A
mild, gentle laxative, positive in its
effect and that will quickly relieve
constipation is DR.. Caldwe.ls Syrup
Pepsin, sold by druggists at fifty
cents and one dollar a bottle. 1t
does not grippe or cramp, but acts
EASILY and pleasantly and is there
fore the most satisfactory remedy
for children, women and elderly
persons. For a free trial bottle
write to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 451
Washington St, Monticello, Ill.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
HELPLESS AS BABY
Down in Hind Unable to Work,
and What Helped Her.

Summit Point, w. Va.-Mis. Anna
Belle Emey, of this place, says: al suf-
Sered for Is years with an awful pain in
my right side, caused from w6manIy
trouble, and doctored lots iorit, bptwith-
out success. suffered so very much.
that became down in mind and as help
less as baby. was in the worst kind
OF shape. Was unable to do any work.
| began taking Cardui, the womar's
tonic, and got relief from the very fist
dose. BY the time had taken II bot
lles,. my health was completely restored.
am now A8 wears wears old. but feel as
gooc as | did when only 10.
Cardui certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and feel it my duty to speak
in its favor. wish had some power
over poor, suffering women, and could
make them know the good il weuld do
them."
you suffer from any OF the aiImeuts
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14

may at times result from raising rates
to stabilize conditions.
1T is only necessary to cite the fact
that in those countries which depend
upon central banks to maintain the
stability of conditions which in their
experience has prevented those panics
TO which we have been subjected, we
find those central banks maintaining a
discount rate always higher than the
commercial rate in the same country.
Change Will Be Gradual.
"The benefits of the new system
will become apparent with the lapse
of time. The change will be gradual
and should be regarded as an evolu-
ton in the banking business, during
which the bankers themselves must
rely upon their own resources and
conservation should be the watchword
Any effort to utilize the rediscounting
privilege primarily for profit should be
discouraged.
1T must always be kept in mind
that to realize the chief object which
Congress had in view the Federal Re-
serve Banks must always be ready to
extend help they cannot maintain
this position If the member banks
keep them drained of their resources
in ordinary times"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
PRESIDENT TO
ADDRESS LAWYERS
Former President Taft Will Preside
Over American Bar Meeting.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the American Bar Associa-
ton will be held in this city next
week, beginning Tuesday and continu-
ing through Thursday. President
Woodrow Wilosn will deliver the ad-
dress of welcome. Former President
William H. Taft, who is president of
the association, will follow with the
annual address. Other speakers will
include Senator Elihu Root, Sir
Charles Frederick, Chief Justice of the
Dominion of Canada; Romulo S. Naon,
the Argentine ambassador, and Gov
ernor Simeon Baldwin of Connecticut.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
SWEEPING CHARGE.
CONTINUED From Page One)

the beginning of their Galician CAM
paign. .t ...-
The Hague further reports that there
has been some fighting around Client,
where there are $4,000 Germans. Many
of them are leaving for Ostendl
Germans to Attack BeIfort.
1t is reported from Berlin that the
Germans are preparing to attack the
French city of Belfort This has been
considered almost impregnabfe.
The former German cruisers Goeben
and Breslau, which were sold to Tur-
key, have appeared in the Black Sea,
where there are Russian warships.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
BROTHERHOOD
OF ST. ANDREW
Episcopal laymen Movement Holds
goth Annual Convention.

Atlanta, Ca, Oct. 14.-Delegates rep
resenting local chapters of the Brother
hood of st. Andrew, the great laymen' S
organization of the Episcopal church,
have gathered here in large numbers
from all sections of the country for
their twenty-ninth annual national con-
vention The sessions were formally
opened today and will be continued
over next Sunday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-14
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