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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
SSm gLmflaaeanitanO perickt.


Ole @roBgcidporenen boben &c.
Itern Ia Yerionen neIAe an bent
9lufrubr am "a. 9luguit bel Dem Ser
iucbe, einen StroBenbabn- -9lusitanO
al iniceniren, betbeiIiet moren, in
9(nfIoge5uitanO Deriett. 0ie 9Inge-
floeten pelGe 9iirglhaft iteaen
nulBtcn bis 5u ibreu Yro6cB, maren:
2olis S. Sdeuerman gIr. 1921
9foro 03ontforo 9lbenue; George
S6euermon Ger. 2tO5, Sit.2o-
fupette.g(Dcmue; N1ilton Wlogia Scr.
1904, SIt-9afa1ette. glbenue; Nlnrt
8caers, 9}r. 1919, N1orO.Wlontforo-
9(penuc; 8olter Sdgcrid), 9}r. 1927,
9Ior0 W}ontforO 9lpcnue; Gincent
@locuba, 9}r. 73S, giamiop. .StraBe;
George 8rDan, 9}r. 1884, giorO-
MontforO.9 .9(Denue; @1ihoel SSocobs,
9ir. 11t9, Sit-5oDetteitroBe; Sronf
gG, &norr, @lltom .9lDenue imO BEL
oir.&ooO; Sobn 6. @ron1on 2ourn-
bile; ScnrD 98oripit6, 9G. Ala,
9loro. GreteritroBc; SenrD 6rnfoS,
01r. 24O0, observation-disclosures; @eo.
NGqerid). 9lr. 1921 g}orO. Montforo.
glpcnic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
GinSeridlilb.O .OeIellldlaft.

81 Der W{onotS. .&crlormnlung 0eS
oN}orDlonoer Gercins gum Sbube
Scr &inoer gc9en @rauiomfeit uno
llnnorolitdt" inter Dem &oriite oes
Srn. Siaoc @. 8ieIO beridtete Der
9(gcnt @co. Ss. @orfer, OoB i'm Wto.
nat g(lgult 0ic SobInge oon 150
Gm0em lnterluht mur0e, melhe oi-
rcft Al &inOer beriibrte. @on Oie.
len mirOcn If 9inocr in 9liDlcn un-
icrge6rodDt un6 II in beiiere llnge.
tlmg eeihofft. @lcbrere Sale wur-
sen in 9lnne 9(rllnOel-, Baltimore
unO @orrett. Gorntu umteriucbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
SoQ $50 nntcridlaoen 6a6en.

Inter elmer 8iirgidoft bon $500
murOe geltern bonn 9ti6ter Supplee
in Der mittIeren @oIi6eiltotiou 2eo-
pol0 @brlih bon Scr. 1911, @cIt-
9Iortb- -9lpennc, fir Elm weiteres Ser
Dor am 8. September eelteat, neil
er ongebli6 ieineu friiberen 9lrbeit-
gebern $50 unteri6Iaeeu boben iol.
@brIid mar ais opier-Terfdufer
bei Scr 6irmo Cohen & SugbeS, Scr.
115-117, Olt-SoItimoreitraBe, an
o,'+eat imO iol oie ibm 8ur 2oIt ge-
Iegten llnteridlagungen Wdbreno Der
@iouote Suli unO 9hgult be9ongen
Bo6en. 0ie @ebcimpoli8ilten @aDis
mo Dunn batten @brIi6 feltgenou-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

Sr SorrD Q. 9e5r imo Srot iinO
bon @oris nad 2onOon oefloben in0
bo6en 0ic amerifoniic6e 9otihoft cr-
iudt i6re @ert6ia6en 81 retten, sic
iie in Yaris in elmer 9onf Oeponirt
ba6en. Sr, 9ebr 1T ii6er8eugt oaB
Die GeutiHen @oris 6olO cinnebmen
iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
GJ en- iigIa NJ.

uSie elauben nidt Wie nniprubs-
bon oie &unOen iin0. Der cine min
lnterbaIten ieil, Ser aloere piiniHt
&ubc, einen oritten pieoer ion man
ni6t onriibren, iino 10 eebt'S fort. ="
uOo min ids Sbnen Ieidt mo.
den. Wli6 brauAen Sic BLOB 5lt
rniieren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
mo booea geben. =
Scr IS 9 b eiIte.

9ireftor: .So, nm iinO sic bon
Sbrem Stottcrn gebeilt uno f0nucp
uniere glnitolt pcrloiien. g8obin
reiien Sie2~
Eotcnt: n9lod Si IT, iig, ma, mo.
0iretior (aniertre6ero): vgBas
pollen Sic oort?"
Yatient: n--- ringen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

@cneraI, 0Ssie Iange oaucrt BE-.
reits Die S@Iadt2~
9lOiutoilt; ~9i@tbunceyt @cicr
@r3rIlen5."
General. vGonu loi'en Sic cinG
weiBe 6loQec liiicn bis Ger S'ner,
teur einc neuc 6iInrouc IN o,n ..g
payat ocIc9t bct"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

n0em aIten Sabbed ioB INNER
Der S9aIt i'm 9Saden ielbit in Der
crniten Stlln0e, alS er iein Seita.
mcnt mo6te." - n@ielo2~ - nGr
bat ieinen g1effen, einem fonatiiAen
SIbitinen0ler, fir 5ebntouienO Ytarf
characterization bermadt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

2c6cmann: nW1it Dem onge6liden
%eittbum meines S4wiessrOoters IN
ipe icbcint eS einen @ofcn 5il bu6cn "
n@icio2~ SEQ, ih bin oodI
nun foit Dier5e5H1o0e nit itiner ciu.
jigen Iodter perlobt; obcr meinen
Sic, es puapt mir elmer pas2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

be SErottitr. 1873 bei GO.
SaS. WlcDlabon gIour., an Slo-
bert Mc@lobon II. a., 2 Cots.
0erielbe al Sames WlcNabon
Sitieite 6ulton-9Ipe., nabe 2anoaIe.
Str, t6 bel 80.
@bas. s. Guiglep imo 6rau an
Sorob @.0orm g}or0weit.@de @6aie.
imo Somerietitr., II bel 60.
s. Senrp Miaer uuo 6rol on Geo.
Seufins, ylorOieite 6beihut-9Mep,
na6e @earlitr, 1872 bel 90.
9lbea 9log. SO. an Sol. 0&Stro6.
meDer m0 6rou, SIiieiie 9lbeaItra.
ite, ua6e 81. StraBe, 1873 bel bel 100
SUB.
@eo. S. 9ropning, GruItee, an
Sort 9locnue g. .. a., SiiOmeitiei-
te &arfpooo, nabe 9lusfin-gpenue,
IA bel 81 Sub.
Martba 3, 2ouer an Qirettorium
Der GolanS &inoeridub Geielidloit
2 @run0itiide.
Gieielbe ou Gorl 8. Spamer Sii.
Settle 9entalou., nabc @eiiwoooitrv
14.3 bel 110 SUB.
Gieiel6e an NlnrD 6. Super II. g.,
Stieite 9entalolt., na6e g8eltpooO.
StraBe, 14.3 bel 1i0 SUB.
Qieielbc al 9eota WcGoipell, Gii-
Seite 9entolon., no6c @eihpooOiiry
1873 bel 40 Sub.
Cieiel6e an Sarrp 9. Stemort
Gillette 9entalou- nabe g9eltpooO.
StroBe, . @runoitiide.
Gieielbe al Bona g. Spamer,S ,SIt.
Seite 9entalolt, nobc @eitpoooltr.,
14.3 bel tt0 SUB.
Gieiel6e an 9Lnuette 9. QSiQiS H.
g., Sitieite 9eutolou-, nabc ser g9eIt-
moooitraBe, t4.3 bel no SUB
Ser6ert S. GroB mO 6ral an 6.
Morganitein 9IorOpeitieite @ilfenS-
glpenue, nobe SmoawoooitroBe, IA
bel 80 Sub.
So6n aeuneaD an @oloeu, 1881,
SillmanitraBe.
Geriel6e an Oeniel6en, gtr 113,
9torO Sutton gIpenue,
6ranf 9fopol 9lealtp SO. an SSo6u
81. 9iequar0t, 9ett Der 2muooO-
Slpenue.
WloieS WoieS unO Srou an Y6iIip
@tm, SiiOmelticite WcGullobitroBe
no6e @oIoiiroBe, 1876 bel 120 SUB.
Geo. Is. 8or1aro an Nlortin
S1wciber lmO 6ral, g9citIeitc Siege
tier, nabe @rattitr., 1873 bel go.
&ermm IS. OOenpolo unO 6rau
nn s. 6ronf SoneS mo 6roL @eit.
Seite 9loslDns nn6e Carlisle gIue.,
rs bel Sub.
@eorec g. 6ouitmou mO Srau au
@eorgiuna $. Sielos, 9ioroweitleite
@reBtmanitraBe, na6e 'Pennipluauia.
9luenue, 10 bel "A Sub.
99m. s. @lcGnrleU an SronciS s.
S1au6, @erional. nn0 @rlmoeigen.
tbum
SenrD g(. 2elbouo6 an @iaiam 3.
9roilforO mo 5roiL SiiOieite Sor.
lem 9(Ocnne, nobe @opionitroBe, IA
6ci IS SUB.
Niorp Sopes al 6ronf @berle unO
6rou Sitieite 2riceitroBe, na6e 50.
monoion 9lDenue, 1874 bel 6S Sub.
6rauf Otopof ~. 60 an g. Soncc
GponS. 2 @ruuOltiidc.
Gieicl6e al 0adel 6. Nobinion Il.
g., Gitieite SinwooO 9lOeuue, nobe
WloulmeutitroBe, IA bei 70 6nB.
gImericou Bombing 60. on @m.
6. Wloaer rmO 6rau SiiOieite 80.
Strobe nobc @reenmomt 9lpe.. 10
BEL Sub
8ni. 8. 9)loIler uno Srau on Geo.
8. &oOcliife, Saoieitc 35 Ctr, nobe
@rceumomt 9Ipennc. 10 bel
SUB
Sul 9ermon iin0 6rau on @m 2.
MoOilon imO 6ra1 . @rinOItiide.
GmiI guOnib, Sruitee, all 9ieoltp
SolOing Co., 2 @rnrOiiiide
6. Sobn &eoeQ, SriItee, an Sos.
IS. Mortin 4eiheite Gol6ounitrohe,
no6e Faiterion 9lpemie, Is bel
Sub.
On ri.. am eit:xl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

ogsic ar1i c9 ,&Drrt ra.;
D@r6ledi iehr rl.a
ScIlofiol'lfoit.~ ~9fN N
fcii2~ ~No ihp ~.
oS'r I'm n'rl hr rt {
lltM iGtWrr "a i'e mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
glnItimore Wlnrflhrridltc.

W1ittmo, 9. September 1914.
W1cbI. ~ 3ufiibr 5000 6diier,
eini6HcBlib t42 66iicr 8u 2ocltlt
@oint unO 800 6Giier gu Canton.
cr>:o Oo,t;,,,,,,,o,, ,,,.,,.o,, ,,,;, f,I,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

Hit UrrfnuIea.
A. .Seine @emlfesSnrm bon 10 Ndern Nioqes
mouo. nnbe QeIars9ionn. YiadSnltnQen bel
R.sertlen & Wserrltcn, Gr. 100 Cit9erinatUms
~Nuke. (Suli3O ,InS.lmD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
8n Oertanfemt
4eNea S125O.

d. .8mei quiaebauie Sduier (6) 8;mmer uno
Eeu.o IN ieoem; QroBe 8lminer ullo 0ot IN be-
kniqre @inrihhlnpcn Nonpldb 10 bel 90.
Muagtllde glusQaben $4,000. Hebme 8dliie IN
Euar nno Reit nuf 0Dpoibei gsn65lllrdoen
oellg Neiiter. Hr. 715, Noro.@a1iou'
\Suli3f 1Qi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
3m Dermiet9cn.


3n Ucrmietbcn:
q ySr 242, g1ilionsSirnbe na6e Qinoen'glbenue
Manaliiationss@ @erbinonnQ, prd0tiQ auSaeleoi
SdbauS. Seots 3immcr Del. S0bne glnSnDl
pol Der Miideiic
4ierre g. 1naou & NfIle,
9ir. 1G, Sii.4cringtun. StrnRe.
VluQ15, int Go ,Md,Sr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

%erlnnst: WlGO6en, nm nYmud"-
anO Gioarreu-Maden su leruen. Se-
ltauOige glrbeit. $4.00 prO gSOde
luGgrenO Der 2ebr5cit, %erOiemen,
memH nnsselerut, 6O6eu 2ubH. DNmc-
rican Gignr 3d." SiiO &afewOOO-
SIOcnuc npS 0illou-Strake, SOutOM.
(9llto21-Sept21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
AtrIunle 5riabta,

v2as hsotIide cDrI."
glan nebme Wlt. g9athinQton (gaIberi.Gir:)
envliiitrllde. iieige al 6aIlS.Hoao ino Solo
~pEeilQ Ynne ab. n0er
Siaois9ureaii, 7O0 Union Trnii NnI6lng.
46onc ct. Ynu 1858.
'Suli30 fWtI&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
SetIanat- -Tranen nnS WlaSden.
9,erlonat.

u, Ncrlnn1t.
vllc ipcBc, eria0rcne d1Din I'M In Der
SX,eahhssarbeit bcbiiliib 81 fein. Nub cute @ms
geVnll9en haben. gn63uira9en bel 6rau A.
r.. @oler, o. l., Gclmar Apartments, geBites
'ou' nno Srontiiclo.9lue. (Sepf3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
SteIlenscIndJc.


,Nlnnn. Ieoiaer, eiiooelilber 9ieierOlt IoIic,
seln Srinser fr5e 3ei in Sanoe nhi ir9eno
md aufs Qnn0 Sumcnocr Bat SrlabrunA
elll gluio., 0ais. uno @arieneanoorbet, 3o'
H,s etc. Sell glnQcboe crbiiiei: ~. ".
lSepi1--3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

- 0crlnnnt:
-, D'aohen fir allaemeine Sausarbelt in ileis
nLl nL Namilie. Ga68uiraaen Nr. 241O, gate
u'eu'Slpenue. (Sept1-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

fl, Seutidbe A16innen So6cr Qo6n; miiiien eng
nlg prehen i5nncn. gla68iiraacn bel Is.
SSaglor, 5i5 equitable Suiloiua, 0aluerts nno
ougeue'StraRe. (Sepi3-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

o., sSunse Srmen I'M 5rn6t mo Gemiiie in
Su9len 8n berpGden; ib0ne. reinli6e glrbeli.
,ssAuW3nltogen bel Niilcr Bros. & So, gsolfes
ebrman. (Sepi2L6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
0crlannt

Verlangt.
NJ. elne ne erldbrcnc meiBe N0c0ln 9la63ulrd9en
~ 2lO6, Gntalu @iace. (Sept3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

Sine Srau, i'm mitileren Mlter. as 9Inipdrs
e.erin in einem 0em iir Scbpadiinngc.. Sogn
SaL.00 pro gSode. Sr. Sort, y. .; station p,
oaltimOre, Wio. (Sept2-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

0erlnngt:
,.NunQe Sron fir Sloden uno 9nuSdrbcit;
,elne gSdIbe uno NHgeln. gia6pLraacn Wr.
ilS' Nnanta9Iue, Sun9tpn. (Sept2-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

" u. OHTHVI TVVT VV'
idel; 9erionot 1877 9uidel; GIepo-
toren.Iorrot1 50.546 @uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03

GcrlnnAt:
1rou iir Wontne uno 5reiiag, 3nm gsaiden
mo 9enma0en gia65ulroaen Nr. l2Ol,
"oro'WluntfOrb.9uenue. (Sept2-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-03
TerIanat- Wlanuer AnO anabsu.

9crlnnat:
ein 9 oocr g. Snno Nroosgdder. gSa6Siis
liaQen 0r. 1913, yiiuerioe.gluennc, 6dc t8et'
'lnas Strahe (Sepi3.D
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-24
OIL STRATA FOTND
At SICILY ISLAND

Natchez, Miss, Oct. 24.-The First
showing of oil has been located in the
we'll at Sicily Island, when at depth
of something near twenty-five hundred
feet the drill bit through a two-foot
strata of rock and into shale. The
showing of oil is what is known as the
first strata, and the drillers are in
tensely elated, now feeling certain
that it is only a question of additional
depth, when the crude stuff in paying
quantities will be brought in.
With the striking of this first oil
strata the gas pressure Increased to
such an extent that the operators de.
cided to order a solid car of hydraulic
pipe, the strongest and best made, in
order to secure the greatest amount Of
protection in case of another blowout.
After having located or punctured
| this first showing of oil, and going
down a depth of seven feet another
strata of rock was encountered, and
the entire drilling in this rock showed
only a progress of some three feet.
S: G. Gordon, the expert well driller
of the firm of McCanns and Harper.
has been called from the oil fields of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-24
Mothers Tell of
Mothers Friend

Experience Is or should be our best
teacher. Women who have obeyed the
highest and noblest of all sacrifices, tho
struggle for the life of others, should
have a better idea of helpful influence
than those who theorize from observation.
At any rate when a prospective grand
mother urges her daughter to do as she
did-to use Mothers Friend" there is
reason to believe it the right advice.
Mothers FRIEND is an external ap-
plication for expectant mothers. It's pur-
pose is to furnish pliancy to the muscles.
to take away the strain on the cords and
lisaments, to relieve the tension Of nerves
and tendons so apt to provoke or ag-
gravate nausea, morning sickness, twitch-
ings Of the limbs and so on.
Although, in the nature of things, a
woman would use Mothers Friend" but
but rarely, yet SO effective has 1t been
found that this splendid remedy is on sale
in most drug stores throughout the
United States. 1t has been prepared by
Bradfeld Regulator Co., 400 Lamar Bldg,
Atlanta, Ga, and advertised by us for
over forty years. This Is a fine record
for such a special remedy and the CRATE
full ! letters received to-day are Just as
appreciative as were those Of years ago
notwithstanding that methods are sup
posed to have greatly advanced. Ask at
the drug store for bottle OF Mother
Friend" IT 10 worth while.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-24
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
a simple application OF Sloan's Lini-
ment on the back and loins. Lumbago
is a form of rheumatism, and yields
perfectly to Sloans, 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, 1914-10-24
A. |. PERKINS HEADS
ENTERPRISE BAPI|S1S
Aaen ANNUAL SESSION OF Asso-
CITATION ONE OF MOST sue
cESSFUL IN ITS HISTORY

The Enterprise Negro Baptist AS
sociation which is in session mere al
the Mt. Carmel church, showed lis ap-
proval of the administration by re-
electing its officers to hold over anoth-
er year. A. L. Perkins of Hattlespurg
will serve as Moderator for another
year. assisted by the following other
officers: |. B. Williams, vice modera-
tor; r. J.. MCGOWAN, secretary; ).
Owens, assistant secretary; d. Mofett,
corresponding secretary; L. Lindsey,
treasurer.
The work of the association yester-
day and today was largely taken up
with the reports Of the various depart
ments and committees. A Bible study
was conducted by S. A. Rivers yester-
day and the following made short
evangelical talks: H. w. Bowel, ).
l.. Pearson, C. T. Henderson, c. w.
Williams and |. w. Crawford.
The moderator opened the second
days session with a short talk on the
duties and obligations of minister.
E. d. Hubbard, state missionary, TO-
lowed the moderator with short talk
]. II. Graham delivered the morning
sermon, on the theme Faith in God.
The Moderator's address was the
feature f othe afternoon session. J
w. Crawford spoke on the work of the
Meridian Seminary and made an ap
peal for its support. He was second
ed by G. M. Reese, president of The
seminary, who also made an appea
for the school. He also attempted t.
show what education has done for thu
negro in the South.
| The association will close its 43rt
session tomorrow night. The attend
ance and interest all declare has neve
been better.
The Womans Home and Foreigl
Mission Convention is meeting at tn
C. M. E. Church with about 100 dele
gates attending. The president T.
Wilson, of Meridian, made the openin
address.
The following made short addresse
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-24
NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE.
State Of Mississippi,
Forrest County.

State Of Mississippi,
Forrest County.
No. 90S.
State of Mississippi
Walter Cade, Richard Finch, Morris
Roach an dc. F. Williams.
Execution for $250.0O.
By virtue of the above stated excu-
ton to me directed by T. j. Nixon,
clerk of the Circuit Court of Forrest
County, Mississippi, l will on the
First Monday of November, 1914,
same being the end day of said month,
at he front or Main Street door of
the Forrest County Court House in
the City of Hattiesburg, within legal
hours expose for sale at public outcry
to the highest bidder for cash, all the
right, title, interest and claim the
defendants, Walter Cade, Richard
Finch, Morris Roach and C. F. Will
liams have in and to the following
described property, situated in For.
rest County, State of Mississippi, and
described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Z, s block 1, Williams & viii.
son survey, and levied On by me as
the property of Richard Finch.
Lot l, block IL. G. F. Williams sub
division of block II, of Anderson's LIST
survey, and levied on by me as the
property of M. Roach.
Witness my signature. this the 10th
day of october. 1914.a 20 s.~
i,r A. e. Harrison,
\ 10-17-24 Sheriff g. Tax Col.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-24
CITATION NOTICE.

To Joseph Doxie:Y Uh7t
b You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the county
of Forrest, In said state, on the End
Monday Of March, 1915, to defend the
suit in said court of Mintha Doxie
wherein. you are a defendant.
This the 23rd day of October. A. D..
1914. .H Herbert ellis,
/ 24-4sats Clerk.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-10-24
60 to Church Tomorrow

hold of the rig is evidence that the
gentlemen in charge feel that the
situation is becoming very interesting,
and that great care and caution must
be exercised.
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(By L. MORGAN CHAMBERS)

Louisiana and will handle the drilling
from this time on under the supervi-
sion and direction of Mr.. Harper.
Mr.. Gordon is recognized as one of
the most expert men in deep well
drilling in the country, and the fact
that he has been brought in to take
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HELP WANTED

Salesman to travel
for established house with line that
sells to all classes merchants. WeeA
" advance to right man.-D ~.
Barrows, Detroit, Mich. 2llG3
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WA NfS
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Tuesday night, between union
depot and Seventh street, stenogra-
piers note book, about half nlled
with shorthand. Liberal reward II
returned to News Office. 2G-2t-p
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to the convention Dorcas Smith Oh
Estabutchie, c. l.. Williams W. r.
Howard, and R. n. Jones.
Thirty.four societies were reported
with a membership of more than SOU.
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" sos .ls to ring cumber !.
s sss ~ns en- You wish furniture Dae
,.o or moved. Specially Of bsrs
s Eng household eoods.-Ha.tI..bu,.
street 400 MOBILES
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Position by good stenog-
rapher of several years experience.
Reference furnished, Address: 532
Eighth Avenue, Laurel, Miss
22-5t-p, 1.-
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p King, Pinckard, Ala. 9s.a,.
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FOR RENT

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bath convenient Home phone 431.
23-3t-p
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SHOOTING THE LEADERS

SHOOTING THE LEADERS
recall vaguely number of years ago some men
gathered to ad-
ming nation Captains of Industry We do
Der just who the captains dead
Government has endeavored
Them broadly suggested in political circles
the pententiary would suitable
Admit that leadership of fifteen years ago was
that
general fact
mains that leadership is tremendously important distin
guished economist has attributed
the United States in Considerable
than elsewhere,
leadership opportunity
hardly business
of which could be recorded the biographies
certain number of individuals For
ership has a more unpopular uncomfortable
should out
really in the lead have
imagine would
blue and sulky lot
thing politics toward demagogc habit
holding the mere fact of leadership presumpve
for suspicion There was some kind of FEASIBILITY in the
nchRevouionay proposal shoot who
S no Of a disposition
who of industry
said hold ideals; but they
business ground for suspicion
be captains of industry
e and approve
and experimental
is impossible to have good leaders who harmony with
bad politics. The political atmosphere
able to the development of business leadership
The above from the Saturday Evening of this week When the
years
and that various upervsion
have cntended for When leadership tremendously
denied
is true that for some years conspicuous business leadership ba
easy
various upn and restrictions had to be naced on it for the gen
that
ground fer suspicion" at the time
service country
atn from tb hth rank Of Rig p n r Of th f l -,
industry which, the
restrictions have enough their
Clean when called patriotic sacrifice
financial interests their country.
leadership"
Cantan Of Industry who viii vrec oil tbo hapI of h ] ~ th
cd twenty Not with leadership that will
the New Haven managed and hundreds other line
Zig and little managed"
political atmosphere
that leadership which for paid Tamman fabuo
its Which
itself leadership
that But leadership sound in business
wealth. leadership
wealth the the
fought the pit; but leadership that will
good
suspicion responsibility
leadership fair
which did attach to Captains Industry some of whom are dead and
pentenary Big dpu
which mayhap instances has fallen alike
unjust
relationship politics
of the country Under Republican Big poi
the Captains
brighter The
William
their
will mind,
his fellow favorit
the legislative preachmen
eaest greatest
proclams the doctrines of Peace viii
wisdom choosing Captains of Industry
= lance the Ship Of State.
IL ~ %--
M George Norfolk vrgnaPiot without
Ter as patriot Thomas Jefferson had among his
Patrick Henry had rival orator. Robert Lee
his genius nobility his character
railway
policy by cutting down his salary
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WANIED-Miscenaneou.

Observation-Disclosures in private fami.
~ Board and rooms twenty dollars
per month 44s Newman street.
24-lt-p
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FUR SALE-Fresh country homemade.
syrup Delivered to all parts of,
Hattiesburg. Coo per gallon. an;
Cumberland phone 70. INA
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toR-Paintins and paDsr.,.,.,
Combs. GOV. E.
19-tf
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George Washington
rival
Patrick Henry had rival orator. Robert Lee
his genius and nobility his character;
shining railway presidents
cutting hts
lives 46 DID, who is the
3ther Of % children her e
make IN compelled
nm ma even triple
s had more occupation