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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

liIden S1rtereiien gemabrt, nnlere
mabren Jeinoe un6 Jreutoe beller er-
fannt mer6en. Damn fonnen mir nit
flarent @emuBtleiu, eites 9er5e11s
lru0 Shines, ltetS Dos elbe bpbe 3tel
erl treben uro iiberal Ole ndlnliden
u11o bel ten Mittel mable1, l11n oie1eS
| ;3iel = me1lll a1b NIT bielem &um-
fen uno M,rgen - I'M feblbor 81 er=
reid)erl. 80 laBt inns fampfen mie
cine itarfe Mrn1ee lit georoneter
|Shlabtreibe, inoem1 mir int @eilte Der
9iebe 81 @ott uno, lrn1erer FL. Stride,
in ser 2iebe CUR 6amilie nno unite
rem aooptierten Gaterlan0e gerne Ole
Opfer nn6 Miiben m1f uns nnbnren,
oie lol6 cine grobe &onpention t1atmr=
genlaB bon inns foroert. ltmo @ott
ser @err miro es leinen tap ererl
&'Gimpen bergelten.
gs lit inns %gell1ngen, oie @egen-
lpart bes apoltoliid)en 0elegaten> sc.
gr5euen5 Migr. 9on5ano> fir Sic Gr=
0ffmnngsfeier in Ser &atbe0rale 5n ge=
milr1reu. Ser bod)tpiiroigite 8iid)of
Sdren1bs bon Ioleoo, Ohio, miro bel
oem Yontifital=9lm Sic Teitpreoigt
balten. llnler eigener bodmiiroigiter
@iihof Ganepin, iomie onoere bobe
Erdlaten merben bel ser bebren 6eter
alliltieren.. limo 10 iou a11b BON fird=
liher Seite fer sic fomnrenoe Scott
pention NIT grfolg l1no @bre al1Sge=
5eidnet fem. gs tann 6aber nidt
ausbleibe>1, 0aB 0iei lie &onpention piel
@utes fit unlere FL. Stterelien be-
5tpefen miro, ment MIR Sic Oelegu=
ten al1s alien Ibeilen ser Union redt
5oblrei6 erideinen u1n6 olle redt eff
rig o1r allen 8eratbu11gen tbetlnebmen
1pollen unb mer0en. Ser Segen Got
tes fotm uns oann ntdt feblen. Mlio>
6eutid)e Characterization, anf na9
0em lomtigen HittSburg! @eio uns
MQe ber5lid millfommen CUR SO. Sc
11eral=@er iammlung 6es 9. 81. 6.
Central Gereins! SIM Suffrage 6eS
9pful= nnriteeS
&pd,p* g. GaHian, .. 80. Gap.,
Sefretdr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
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map ST., MfrOn
Sbio, Shreibt:

SIT mor 1ds Sabre i'm Ipotbefer9ez
ld,afte in Columbus, Obio., lrno befano
MIDI inter Den lln9liidltden, peldle Die
1drerflide lleberflutbllng Ser Mcl1eite
Dor einem Sabre letteu Mur5 mitmm6teu.
Sa1t ale bon Ben @ulDert, lpelde III Der
Slutb mntan1eu, maren Sreln1oe ober
<nDeu.
uSnfolge ser grfdltmna uub beu NrSz
geiettiein l1lo ser unricbti9en Mabrlma
lpdbre11o ser Tlutb murbe i) bon 8ltnoz
barment5iirplllg b%efalleu u11p bon afutem
giugemeioen : &utarrb. Sm Stunt rno
Suli ml1roe mei, 9eben alfgegeben, tpar
aber geniigeno ber9eitellt, Tim alf nno
berllm fem 81 t0nl1eu. Meine giiugelpeioe
idieneu paralulirt 81 iein.. S1 mar geez
5lplngen, @iulpribllu9eu einz ober 8lpeiz
nal oes Cages 51 nebmen. 8onnte tetne
fe1te Spetle geuiebel1.
Mm Ell ten oes lekten 9e5ember begann
ih Yerlt1u 81 uebn1en. Mei1e Gingez
lpeine %beeantlen it'd lofurt 5u b%elpegen,
ohue @in1pritungen pDr11ehmen 5u mill
fen. @1rmfDrrni9e Nftion beganm einz
Sl1treten, lt11o th babe leitpem feline Gin
1pribung 11ebr notbpenoi9 gebabt. Wein
9lppetit be@lerte ltd), lr1o balo fpnl1ten
felte Speiien geuplleu lperpen: Sn 5lpet
Mpnoten 3eit gelpatm ih IS Efunb. Sekt
bin i) ldhperer ais i6 lie 5llppr geipez
fen"
Sene, meld)c fetne fliintsen Meot5tnen
tteb,nen ,upllen, f6nnen jebt Yernr1a So
blette babcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

1no manntgfah lit a11s5ulegen ser
einfadite 5pru@.
@iel fann aus menig' @orten lernen,
tpem es lit berlieb'n,
Mls pie gu fannlt aus fleinen @eimen
groBe @a1tme 5ieb'n." -
ga, ie mebr sic &in6er lire Meut-
terlpra@e periteben lernen, 6eito mebr
ner6en ite tie lieben un6 iiben. uno
ma16er Sdiiler, Der einen fir Sic
0eutide Spra@e begeilterten 2ebrer
batte, miro nit S9enfen6orf Iagen:
SSH nod inniger mild pertiefen
Sn SEN &ei@tbum, in 6ie Brnht;
SIT mir oo4, als Oh mild riefen
Gater aus ser @rabesnadt."
Sold ein 5diiler 11im1nt au4 Sic
2iebe CUR Wfutterfprade nit bitm1s
ms 9eben - er bleibt ser elben uno
0em Oel1tihtbum in Mmerica treu Bis
5nm @rabe. Yeregrinus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
Sic Erobibitiom ein VebI:
i6Iag.

gs unterliegt teinem 3meifel, ooB
ser 5pirituo1enbaroel uno Ser Ser
idanf geiitiger @etra11fe, oas Saloor=
@e ien, 10 tpie es bier5ulanbe felt SoE=
rem betrieben moroen> elmer &egulie=
rr1rg uno elmer griinoliden @eform
beoarf. 9ie iogetannte Hrobibitio1r,
s. \. sic 8emegung, tpelde ein gang
lifes @erbot oes @oniums geiitiger
@etranfe anltrebt, lit Elm I'M tnniges,
naturtpioriges, gegett. Menidenredt
peri toBen0es uno urour@fibrbares
l1nterfangen. Man bra1dt> um OFT
oere befannten, uno gum eri ten Neale
angefiibrten @riin6e gegen oieie
3mangsregelung nidt eimn1al 51 er=
mdbnen, nur Sic @eididte unieres
2anoes 5u %ituoieren, UNI 3u ser gin-
iidt 5u gelongen> 6oB 8robibitton
bon ieber ein 6eblidlog eetpelen it,
nn6 mi l1nbetlpoGes urr6 Shdolt=
DIES, ia groBere lebel oIs SOS Sri1f=
libel lelbit, I'M @efoIge botte, tpa1t,t
INNER lire ginfiibrung periudt tp11re
Sc. Sdon CUR &olontal3eit m11roe
bon Maine Bis Georgia nit @eietelt
superintendent pel4e oen @erfa1f
un6 Sic 6abrtfation bon 5pirituoi EFT
perbinoern iollten. SS1 einigen Solo
nien m11roen iogar @rlaiie gege1t Set
Cabot a%ngeor6net. SSr ie6em Sale En-
tpieien iid Sic @eror6nungen als INT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

merflam mabt, in Ser es 6ie lodere
Groe uWeolte" o6er uMuu" tennt.
Mandnlol miro iid logar fin6en> oaB
iid oie nieorigere 5orrn 6es Dialeetes
ais gei6idtlih better al1Stpeiit ooer
aud sic Wh1noart Jormen in iid
btrgt> Ole inn &od6el1tihen als poetii6
ooer eoel gelten. Mn mandes 6el1tide
Mort baben iih au6 culturbiitorilde
Glemente angebangt> mel6e gleid=
fails nidt iiberieben mer6en 6irfen.
|'So beoeutet oas @ort vSptbbube"
BET l1ns meiter nidts als oas Wort
"Gieb" un6 0oh ipiegelt ii6 6arin
Die gan5e 3eit, in Ser Ole 2anoSfnedte
ooer ~SpieBbuben," 6as 2an6 rau=
BEND uno itebleno, iengeno un6 brett
memo 6ur65ogen baben.
8ie iebr Ser Character ser Del1t-
iden in ser Sprade berbortritt, ie-
fen mir 3. g. at Sen bielen @orten>
Die NIT uMfutb" 5~uiammengeiebt iino>
bon peld)en iein Miitbden fMblen>"
uguten Mutbes lein" uno sic 6eutl9e
@emutbli&feit" oft ur0 oiel gebraud-
tie MnS6riide iin6. @egeniber Ser Ct
ideim1ng, 6aB Ser uriprunglide, flint
lide l%1ntergrun6 ser @orte INNER
mebr 5uriidtritt, tritt nns cine an=
oere in 6em Grange nad @leidniiien
un6 btloli6en @e6enSarten dntgegen,
in 6enen oas @eiitige beriinnlidN, sic
augemeinite un6 abitractel item @e6un=
tenbe5iebungen an sic greifbariten
@0rperperbdltniiie ongefniipft tper=
sen. Die 6euti6e Spra6e lit bierin
fait uneri@opfli@. S6 fibre MIR Ell
nige 8eiipiele an: ul1eber &opf nno
SAILS 6aponlaufen," Ser flieben6e
Beino iiber ieine @ertu11noeten; ~Muf
sic lange 8onf i@ieben," gibt @ele=
genbeit auf 6ie friibere Sang miertg=
felt BEL Broaeiien bin5umeiiem nip.
@ine ar6ere Mrt 6idtert14er @ebt1oe
iin6 getpiiie @ortpoare, Sic 1pie Sc
i@tpiiter &a1ro IN &amo geben, tpie
@eib un6 @in6, @a1s un6 @of Cad
un6 8od, Srg un6 @e@t. @orum
iagen mir 3. g.. ~ma@ Sabr nno
@eil na@ altoeutider @ehts-
iitte je6em Sermtn nod thinner eine
@a@friit beigegeben mur6e, oamit Inn
10 tpeniger cine 5ufalige 8ebin6ernng
6as @inbalten 6es Sermins unmog=
li@ madden fonnte. Ser Sugen6 6en
ibrer M11tteriprade 5u er=
i@lieBen, sic in ibr malten6e MOTTO
nale Denfpetie mebr 6enn bisber in's
5u foiien, iie in ibrer @@ons
beit ferren nn6 lieben 31 lebren, 6as
lit 6ie betligite @ufgabe zines iez
SEN Sa1gen6Iebrers. Me0dte ct oo@
sos @ort 6es. Di@ters beriteben un6
Itets INIT linn iagen fon1ten:
usSS1 ie6em @ort, penr mfrs ertua=
gen, liegt Elm gun5es Sud-,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
@m al1e &atbolifem oe1t:
i6er Mtfammum9.

5hon sum oritten Male IN ser &C.
ld)idte oes Central ereins ertont ser
&1f bon 6ern nnD Mab: uMuf na6
Nittsburg, oem groBen 0eutid)en 3en=
trum, CUR @eneral=0er iammlung!"
gett ser lebten oaielbit abgebaltenen
&%onpention lit 6iele &audita6t be6e1=
teno getpa6ien an @r0Be, &ei@tbum
n1ro Gdonbeit, 10 6aB Tie jett MIR
nod BON bier Std6ten Der 8ereinig=
ten 9taaten iiberfliigelt miro. Die
Gtoot Bittsburg 5ab1t iebt 102,051
9eutide> alfo ettpa Elm Dinftel Ser
gin&pobner meiBer @olle in Sits
burg. Die Staot 5dblt iiber 20 oeut-
ide fatbolii6e Bfarreien, 5mei @ai=
fenbanier, Elm grobes &oipital nn6
biele Mnltalten 6eutfben uriprungeS
unter 6el1ti9er 9ettung. Das 6eutide
@ereinspei EN- itebt bier in gang beion=
6erer @litbe ur6 uppiger @ntfal=
tung; ale oiele @ereine geb0ren 5um
Gtaatsberban6 BON &enniplpania,
ser er1t om T., 8. un6 9. Sunni in
erie NIT GROCER &iibrtgfeit tagte.
@roB gen gif er 6euti6=fatboliiden Ser
einSmei ems entpideln bier neben 0en
2ofal Gereinen bel on6ers Der Count
tp=gerbun6, Ser go1fsperein nn6 Ser
CT. georg'S &itter=Sro
Sic oeutide Sprade lit 5mar in
SEN lebten 5met De5ennien beionoerS
nnter Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sugen6
mebr un6 mebr 5urmdgeblieben, eben,
tpeil man 6es beltdnoigen &uffor-
6erns mi6e, nidt mebr nit @nergte
tpe6er 5u @auI e no6 in ser S6ule
fir uniere Mutterlprade eintrat. 81
mes je6ob miillen mir retten, nn6 oaS
lit Sen 6eutl6en @barufter nn6 6eut<
ide 8ie6erfeit, 6eutiden 6leiB nno
6eutl6e @eoli9feit, 6eut16e 6eltig=
felt nm6 tpabre @ottesfur@t, 6enn
2iebe ur6 Offer fir Ole olte 6eutlbe
Bfarr idule, 6euti@e 3u6t un6 Sitt=
iomfeit in Ser 6amt1ie, in Ser
Srauentra6t, BET 6eitlidteiten nno
8etanntldaften fon ou6 nod fer1er
nnie r beiliger Stol5 un6 uniere @bre
iein. Denti@e 8egeiiterung, 5u
fampfen fir @ott nn6 @aterlan6, etn=
5u1teben fir sic @ehte Ser Stride nn6
fir sic Sreibet 6es 2an6es, m1B uns
o1t@ beute nod beieelen, 6amit sic
5ein6e Ser 0r6nung, sic @o5ioliiten,
iibertpm1r6en tper6ert un6 alle lire 2ii=
gen ur6 ibr @len6perf GIT Shan6en
mer6en. Sos lit nriere Mufgabe,
tbelere 8riiber nn6 @dtpel tern! go
Ionge mir 6ieiem 3iele 3u%itreben, iino
mir nod 6eutide @1mtbensbrii6er,
neil 6eutider @eiit un6 @inn uns be-
feelt; 10 longe o119 bertbei6tgen mir
6os 2an6 gegen sic Mufpiegler, font
pfen mir .gegen 6ie Sein6e uni erer fl.
&eIigion, ia. bertreten tpir sic Sa6e
@ottes felbit.
@inigfeit madt ftarf, nnb Die
{e @inigfeit f0r1ter1 tpir MIR er5telen
611r6 poii en6e @toatSz nn6 @eneral<
@~erlammlungen, in nelden 6urd &c,
6iegene @ortrdge nn6 @eratbmngen
SOS 6e1tidtfotbolifde @epnBtiein int
mer .mie6er getpeM un6 gerodbrt, sic
;srrtbiimer tpi6erlegt, faG5de @rnnb>
}abe p%erurtbeiIt, sic @dbrbeit in 6aS
redte .2idt geite1t, sic @egetfterung
uno ser Offer 1te11 belebt, umiere tatbo>l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16

@enn Str Cure Mieren nernaf=
laiitgt babt ur6 on &iidentpeb, idmo=
dem &iiiGen, &opfmeb, &beumatis-
mus uns elen6er 8loienidmdde lei
set, tper6et STR m1sfin6en, 6aB 6olep
@ierenpillen 6ie ebrbnr gemadte, BEL
len6e uno furatine Meot5tn lit, Ste
SIR gebraudt, INN St6rfe un6 &C.
iunbbeit mieoer 81 erIangen. sic itno
itairfer6 in Ser @irfung un6 RAID in
ibren guten &efltltaten. sic mer6en
@u@ beIfen. gu ta11fen Bel aQen
&1n6Ierr in ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-16
@em,1 Miere1t 1tmb @laie plaeen, bann
6plen Mierem Billen.

l1eber angeltrengte @ieren per6en
nie6erbre6en, tpenn feine @ulfe.
@enn iie nidt lGnger 6os 8Iut BE-
idlben un6 Sen &0rper bon @ifte11
rein balten f0nnen, 6ie it9 anieben>
Damn gebt abt Dor 8rtgbts @ranf<
bett, ernite Nierenbei@mer6en un6
8laien-8lagen. GoleD Mieren-8iuen
iin6 Cure beites Sdubmittel, Cure
Bette Meot5in fir fdnode, tpebe,
merarbeitete Mieren nnb 8lalen-
idmd@e. gu tn11fen Bel allen &6n6-
Tern. in ct. CLOUD. - Mn5eige.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
TRIAL OVER;
MISS PLU.NKETT HOME

Jackson, Miss, July 11.-Miss Matte
Plunkett, state librarian, who has been
absent from Jackson for some 10 or
12 days, and who was subpoenaed as n
witness in the Bilbo trial, has return
ed to her post. Miss Plunkett reports
having had pleasant and interesting
visit to friends and relatives in Jack
son, Tenn, and had reasons of herown
for being absent when she was wanted
as a witness. She did not consider
that she was treated exactly right in
being forced to testify at vicksburg, ac-
cording to her friends ,and also be
lieves that her whereabouts was
known to all conn ected with the trial
Vf11l>>zrzuz
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
B|LBO men HOLD RALLY
NEAR GOVERNORS HOME
ePEAkERs POINT TO EXECUTIVE
81 MANSION AS THEY CHEER
THEIR IDOL.
SpecidI to The Nesps.

Jackson, Miss, July ia large
number of the friends of Lieut.. Gov.
Theo. G. Bilbo, recently acquitted on
charge of soliciting bribe, held a
"Bilbo rally" in Smith Park, just in
the rear of the home of Bilbo's bitter
est enemy, Gov. Earl Brewer, last
night, and many Of the speakers in
referring to the unfriendly relations
existing between the two state Off
cialse pointed towards the executive
mansion, where the governor was
quietly enjoying a good cigar in the
drawing room, and conversing with
friends, seemingly unmindful of the
uncomplimentary things being said of
him in a public gathering not two
hundred yards away.
The Bilbo supporters had secured
the services of band, and marched
from the union passenger station to
the park, cheering Justify for the man
whom they claim will be the next gov
ernor of the state.
The list of speakers included For
mer State Senator John L. Hebron,
Mayor s. ]. Taylor, of Jackson; Judge
w. ]. Jones, Of Jackson; State Senator
Lee H. Russell, of Oxford State Sem
ator Clayton D. Potter, State Senator
Hall Sanders, and L. H. Doty. The
lieutenant governor spoke for few
minutes at the conclusion of the rally,
saying that in his acquitttal right and
Justice had prevailed. The speakers
referred to the rally as celebration
of the triumph of truth" Many ladies
were in the park, including the wife
of the lieutenant governor, who occu-
pied a seat in the court room at every
session of the Kinds county circuit
court during the long and tedious trial
of her husband.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
MRS. CARMAN'S TRIAL
DELAYED Il DAYS
HER COUNSEL AND DISTRICT AT
ToRNEY AGREE ON POST.
PoNEMENT.

Mineola, N. Y, July lit will be
eleven days at least before Mrs. Flor
ence Conklin Carman. accused of slay-
ing Mrs. Louise Bailey, can hope to
leave the Nassau county Jail here, ac-
cording to an agreement reached ldte
yesterday between her counsel, George
M. Levy and District Attorney Louis
j. Smith. Mrs. Carman's examination
before justice of the peace. set for
Monday, when she had hoped she
would go free because Of lack Of evil
dence against her, has been deferred
until July 81. This change was asked
for by the prosecutor that he might
press the case before grand jury and
ais 4 have more tisne4s~ y Y Iorrobora
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
FOUR ALLEGED CATTLE
THIEVES ARE IN JAIL
CONSTABLE DouoHERTY ROUNDS
UP A oUARrETTE OF
SUSPECTS.

Isaiah and Porter Soley and Frank
and Troy Pickett are confined in the
county jail awaiting preliminary
hearing before Justice H. G. Greer
on the charge of cattle stealing.
Constable Barney Doherty returned
last night from Hazlehurst with Frank
Pickett, the last of the quartette to
be taken in custody.
& Isaiah and Porter Soley were cap
tured in New Orleans where they had
fed after attempting to sell to Currie
Bros. on Mobile street, the cattle
which they are said to have stolen
from Capt. ]. P. Carter. Troy Pickett
was captured here.
The cattle were taken to the barn
of Will Soley, on Upton street and
locked up. Will Solely was out in
the country on a visit to friends at
the time. When they attempted to sell
the cattle, suspicion was aroused and,
hearing of this, the men fed. Con-
stable Doherty went to work on the
case with the result that they are all
in jail.
d. Cattle stealing is said to have been
going on in this county for sometime
and these men have been suspected
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
SHOPS TO CLOSE FOR
cHAUTAUQUA OPENING
pH'-ArEAs OFFER SPECIAL IN
JUDGMENTS TO YOUNG PEOPLE
- 2~STo-ATTEND COURSE.

Nearly all Of the stores and shops
OF Hattiesburg have agreed to close
their doors Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock when the first big Hattiesburg
chautauqIa week will be inaugurated.
The young women of the First Baptist
Church Philathea class have interview.
ed most Of the leading merchants and
have met in practically every instance,
a willingness to cooperate with the
young women in their efforts to make
the week of July IA to 20 long remem-
bered as the biggest week of entertain
ment ever known in Hattiesburg.
The chautauqua will ibe formally
opened at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
by John R. Tally. At the Tuesday
night entertainment Joe Cook, presi-
dent Of the Normal College, will again
welcome the chautauqua artists and
visitors to the city. especially in behalf
of the educational forces of this Sec
tion, as the chautauqua promises to
be not only entertainment but educa-
tion.
That young and old alike may be
present at the Tuesday afternoon open
ing, the Philatheas will admit free OF
charge all children under ten years
Of age. This free admission applies
only to the one entertainment. They
have also announced a special price ol
81 for season tickets for children ,un
der fifteen, and they put this exception
ally low price for the children in tn,
hope that parents will not neglect thil
opportunity to afford their children tn,
advantages Of high-class and educativ
entertainment.
About 800 season tickets alread
have been sold and as the date for tn
Chautauqua draws nearer, the volum
of sales increases The young wome
believe that by the date for the oper
ing they will have disposed of at leas
600 season tickets. They are NOR
pleased than ever that they have pu
the price within reach of all, as it
, evident that people in all walks of lif
will avail themselves of the benefit
, of the chautauqua.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
.EatonviNe VIII
Get It's $4,000
School Building
eAYLIs GETS NECESSARY SIGMA.
TuREs OVERNIGHT AND PErI.
TIoN Is GRANTED.

Eatonville will have the energy and
perseverance of John Bayts to thank
for its new school house, for which
the County Board Of Supervisors today
granted permission for a 5000 bond
issue. When 1t was discovered yes
terday that the petition did n5t have
the required number of signatures Of
the resident taxpayers. Mr.. Baylis vol
unteered to take petition back to
Eatonville to canvass for more sigma
lures. Reassnred as to the exact
boundry lines of the school district
he left the meeting of the board and
Immediately drove back to Eatonville,
where he told the people Of the pre-
dicament. He urged them to immedi-
ate action because the board was
scheduled to adjourn today and the
school would be delayed at least a
month unless they went before the
board with the, properly signed peti
tion today.
Mr.. Baylis was the first petitioner
before the board this morning and
the board granted the petition.
The school will be built on the site
of the old school-house at Eatonville
1t will be a modern brick structure
| and one Of the best country schools II
the county.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
.CURGLES" SOUP; HITS
j ETIQUETTE STYCKLER
,6haw Resents Suggestion That He Get
MuffIed Spoon.

Chicago, July 11.-"Gurgle! Gurgle!'
sang the soup as it tickled the palate
of John ]. Shaw, of "a West Huron
street as he was partaking OF quick
lunch in an arm chair restaurant at
West Randolph and North Clark
streets.
"Gurgle, gurgle,' initiated Ezra Cohn
of 54O4 Indiana avenSA who occupied
the next chair. Shaw. looked up sui
lenly, but went on with his noisy re-
past.
.'Gurgle, gurglef repeated COINS
soup. "Why don't you get spoon
with a muffler on it,"
mind your own business" retorted
Shaw.
"Shut your mouth" fired back Cohn.
Shaw leaped to his feet and his fist
shot out. Cohn was fioored. His glasses
we're broken and his lunch was scat
Uttered over the tile floor. Sergt. An
0erson arrested both of them. Shaw
Vas locked up and Cohn was released
"I couldn't stand it," explained Cohn
at gets on my nerves to hear anybody
eating SOUP"
"The soup, was hot and couldn't
help" said Shaw. 81 got sore when
he said 'gurgle, gurgle,' but controlled
myself. But when he suggested muf
fer. took a soak at him."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
CAN A MAN MURDER
WITH A BLANK SHELL
New Point in Law Arises in Vienna
COURT.
(Bp Associated Press.)

Vienna, July ia fine point in law
has been raised here as to whether a
person can be convicted of attemped
murder when blank cartridges have
been fired in the belief they had bull
lets.
The case is that of a young woman
who bought pistol from a Healer who
prudently charged it with blank shells.
The girl then shot at her loyer without
doing him the slightest hahn. On ar
rest she admitted her intention to muir
der the man, but her lawyerS have now
raised the point that a pei Jon cannot
be convicted of shooting lth intent
to xii r. when It is impossible to carry
out tba intention, This poll is now
the : Yl arg pent on
botbf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
ST0RSTAD HELD TO.
DIANE FOR EMPRESS.
OF IRELAND WRECK
COMMISSION SAYS DISASTER WAS
DUE CHANGE OF COURSE OF
COLLIER.
VESSELS THIRD OFFICER
Held PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE
Report Expenses Regret That His
Name Must Be Mentioned lndividu-
ally, But Says No Reasonable Altern-
ative is Left to Them-No Recon-
mendation Made.
(By Associated Press.)

Quebec, July 1.-THE collier Stor-
stad is held to blame for the Empress
of Ireland disaster in the findings of
the wreck commission handed down
today.
NThe commission holds that the dis
after was due to the Storstad's change
,6 course ordered by the third officer
without instructions from the first Of
1icer who was in charge of the collier
at the time. k3
The Empress was sunk in the st.
Lawrence river on May 20, with loss
of more than 1000 lives.
The GOLFERS third officer, who is
found personally responsible for the
terrible disaster, is Alfred Tuftenes
He was on the bridge when the crash
occurred.
"We regret" says the commission
"to have to impute blame to anyone In
connection with this lamentable dis
.aster, and we should not do SO If we
felt than any reasonable. alternative
were left to us"
The commissions jurisdiction ex
tend " to making any investiga
,tion OF cause of the wreck, and NJ
recomme. .dation for punishment j
made. .
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-07-11
STEAMER PASSENGERS
LANDED IN SAFETY
fBv Associated Press.l

St. Johns, Newfoundland. July IL
All passengers on the coastal steamer
Invermore, which struck on rocks near
Brig Harbor Point last night, were
landed in safety early coday.
Messages received here from the
scene of the wreck said the steamer
6lled rapidly after sinking and was
Itoday resting on the rocks, with only
her top, deck above water.