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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
Wv Sane / CANADA.

Sra @imlipe9, Man., meoocle8,
at ct Norti pod so Sn9enisrer for
ti6cn er beifiritigct meo SpmoaIin.
gen al Cn IN &%crnbnneIinie ira Sal
0orp, alberta, til Ternic / gritilb
Columbia. Gn Slm poo $4,000.
600 cr ~Oi$ponibcI iii NrbeibetS Too-
bc9nnoelie, % "@rnin Belt" aom-
poniet, iom bar aonceSlion pna
@paninqen al @oncn, bar mango
brittle aopitoIiiter iom 9IftiorGrer.
Oct %iorIpocr, at Chicago, NfiI-
mal,fcc & ct. VnltI @ancn bar
pogtct Qriitcn al Sen me 2inic,
iooirnrt Sen bIir irrbig. Senne
@nue nil iorbinbc Fropinien I'll
bcrto meo StiIcbopafpIten pia
Grpn'S 9tclt IuiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

Ser, iaa giorbe De bette meo oabne
Zine; DC pioitc Ga Ii9elaa goot iom
MI, at SorboIbene oerneoe bar uirpg.
&C. Ecsuoen bar BET pitt fig, Tiger
Softer, at 2eoerne pao be99e Sloer
/ Den MI poaGaaenbe aonfIift iorls.
ger at bcifptte omerifauife SntereS.
fer, ioa largt oct ltoor / bereS Wagt.
Naor glmeriforcrne / Merico lioer
Spcrloit, iao ifnIocS oct enc % aIcne
@anoittcr oQ loolsie Clementer. Zen
Sfooc, iom on1erifanifc 0orgere Ii.
ser / N}erico, or for intet at re9ne moo
ben Wolcit, TOM 6ronfri9 o9 Gng'
Ion6 les un0er @or9erfrigen, % al
IiQeocl toaItc Dor bopprenoe Heaie.
ring fife Ell Sang, at Der bleo 9iort
Nntpouirg til Ell C5nterocntion.
llocnrigSnriniitcrcn ligeirem npgteoe
ar fonierere meb @eIanotcrne ira De
iorIretteoe 2onbe ON Sogen. Mr.
Softer uotoler IlutteIig, at SonoIpn.
Iiqbeoen taller FOR en- inorli9 AiiIut.
ming al llroIiqheoerne i Werico. Get
er muIig, tiger ban, at set oqioa ben-
ne Sang enoer meo, al en- Sernbaono
mo % tilpcnber iig Serreoem.
met, men ban mcncr, man mac lor'
lone iig enoog meo ct mt GcSpoti,
ocrIom set bare fan isre 6reo meo
iia OF c%uentueIt ct fonititurtionclt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
primorpaleet / 8. DAT.

Set BEN 24oe Morts ofbolote Sri.
mrrpalg / Spo Safota bleu en-
SER for Maioritets- eller Stalnart-
Nepublifanerre, i0et De ira 8il-
perl1er 9prne % neooper nomines
rcoe onltrent ale fine aanbiboter,
men ct itpgt Sfaar / Seiren bar
set bog, at Senator Soc s. 0raip-
ioro lco ct oigjort NeOerlog, oa Dc
Yro9reSiipe nominereoe i'm aarroi-
Dat for SSorcneoe Staters Senator,
aonereSmano Charles $. gurfe.
Gn Seier FOR oe Frogresiipe bar
set ogioa, at Hopal 6. Sobnlon no-
minereoes til &anbiout for aon-
eresmanS ira anoet SiItrift. S
ierIte Giitrift qiennominereoes aon-
aresmano Siapn, meoens CONNER
". 81. Gice ieireoe / treble Siitrift.
StoIipart-T epl,bIifanerne beber.
Ifeoe belt StiQirgen / @ropn Count
IN cg nominereoe ierbenpGrenoe
8lperner g. g. &erreio til Weolent
al NaticnaIfomiteen og s. 9.
9ropne til Statsienutor iarnt ,. u.
Spanicn, s. s. SotparO % elmer
g. Sole til GeprGientanter / Segis.
latitrer.
s Gooinston Gountp ices s. ~.
Syinneruo % Ole Slion at p9re
Iaane icm MeSlemrmer al 2eeisIa'
turen. @lanot Sc Ser nominereoe
observation-disclosures er Sans Md
tbieien.
Glarfe Gountp rominereoe ale
Sc proaresiipe aanbioater for Se'
a~islatiren, Iiseiom peiaa DC for
Ifienise GountpembeSSnGno meo en-
enfeIt llnotaeelie or Frogresiipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
1nofomItifatten.
SortiGtteIie fra Sioe 1.

yprtlPftel1e IRA Stpe l..
$4,000, bpis Sfottcr t%iliommen
piloe belebe Jig fig til $9,66O,OOO;
$500 Ferioner mco Snofomiter al
mcllem $4,000 oa 100000, bpis
Sfutter piloe beIebc Jig til Sill
100000; $500 Eerioner meo
Srofomiter al meIlem 100000 %
$250,000, bpis Sfatter piloe belpbe
iig til $11,65O,OO0; $50 Herioner
meb Snofomiter al meIlem $3.50.
900 og 100000, bpi5 Sfatter bill.
be belsbe Jig til $9,191,0OO, %
100 Terioner. bpi5 nurlige Snbfom.
tier operifrioer 81 100000 ON aa-
ret ,oa bpis Sfatter tiliommen bill.
DC beIebe Jig til $5,S26,00O. Gette
Sperilag omiatter 0Itiaa $4,000
Sfattepoere % a%niIaor SotaIino-
tpgtcn til $70,125,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

bpb Cans og 6sleIie for Oct big.
tise Jo~retoeenbe, Der MI ifuloe
fulobprOes baaoe al Spriten og Sol.
fet; Saab og Siaib til 8l,b ben gl.
mpgtiae, at ban meo 0eIiignelie
pilbe frone Set @erf, bportil oenne
Sturlo ifuloe l9e9e 8runb, irem.
brngte blanbt ale HPrp9renoe en-
iaaban inoportes MsreIie og Stem-
ring, Ser al etbpert poelt sSierte
opbt fan fsleS, men al ingen Ben
fan beifripes.
airfeiangen tang. giifopen op-
fororet Weniabeoen, til at oflpaae
eoen. Meo tpoeIig Stemme og meo
De moo Simlen oprafte &Gnoer ipor
Norges Ii9es &egent og ben belle
foriamleoe Ipngbe ben beQige, u6re-
beige so "at bppbe Norges Selp.
't9noiabeb og at pope 2ip oa BLOB
for Oct elifebe 69oreIanb." @fterot
Oct beitioeIigbebsfuloe hi ipprae"
'aaleoes bapoe eientonet unoer Gent
plefs bonlte 9rer, fog Gigets &e-
gent Sroet, % meb ligeiaa biertelio
0elelle iom meo monoig &raft talte
ban iaaleoes:
"@uo Den aim9etige bar bort
Dor 60! San fienber min Sprio-
tlgbeo, og ban bill ifipnfe mig 9raft
og Gisoom til at uofere set ltore
@erf til 6oIfets SreIie % bets &ct-
tigbeoers Soripar. = Sort Suab
ltaar til 6oripnet, iom bill peIliane
Dor ~retfrrbi9e Sag, formeoelit BEN
Snmorpgtigbeb, Der beiipler ale og
pna bpilfen DEN Nast, nj bar ino.
aaaet, er bpgget iaa fat iom paa
@or9es aIippearunol Mu Ipbe
@snnen / Serrens Sus."
Serpaa oplpite 9iifopen 6er for
@nleonin9en ifrepne airfeben oa
nnSer SrgelprGluoium git Meaen.
ten tilbage til lin 9irfeItoI. Sua
lang Secret otter TO |ers at Sbaa-
rups Spmne.
Otter Bette iulgte Sen eecntlise
Frpfen for Sagen oper Dapibs
Salme 62,S-9, Splnsningen al
Triniens forifieaige &un6gierelier
og @uostieneitens afilutning meo
TelIignelie % Gang.
Serpaa uotolte @iipen eft "Selo
for Norgel Selo Norges &eeent",
bportil Weniobeoen ~illltter Jig, =
bporpaa Trinien raabte "SeIb for
Nor9e!" % uotalte:
"GlIfebe norife Solf! Mootaa
init Siertes Saf; Solfets 9irrlig-
beb er min @Iroe og min 9sn! 2ab
mig ultio finbe en- ianaon Sten1-
ring blanot eoer, og @uo ifal bel.
os une."
Otter me 2eperaab for Erinien
gif ban no, iteg tilbeit % begap Jig
UNDER SplfetS iibpre @egeiitring til
Slptsfirfen puo Ifersbus, boor Ser
fanot en- Iignenoe Spitioeligbeo
Steo nleo Freoifen al Sognepreit
@eoeongens @egipenbeber bragte
Sen rationale Stemning / ariitianio
til &ogepunftet. Oct par life / oe
Gage greit for Dem, iom rpret en-
Wening ON @eiene til Nor-
1es %el enb ErinIen.
Sncob gaa ifriper lige no, at Sc
blep let paa iom Sorrpoere. Set
ereite sc baooe at giere par at tie
title meb fine Weninqer og laoe @e-
aipnbeoerne ubpifle iig for MI bar
Spinionen lat / @epGgelie pua en-
Mnaoe, ioa Mobiigelie life bleu
tnnIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
100 Glars llinoer.
GosaHcasclicn Den 25bc Tebrmar.

%i bar tioliaere omtalt &riltian
Srcoerifs @rep I'll @iifoperne ON
Gosailrggclien / airferne % oeit
boitioelige Soaring al Sal9mpno
Tor Gi9sforiamlingen paa Giospolo.
Ser bar iaa liben EiO til Seitioe,
l~igheoens WerammeIie, at set bar
umnlligt at iaa ben initiat til famine
Sio opcr set belle @ono @i.
lfoperne muatte oocralt orone Oct
paa beoite Waaoe. s gferSbrs
Stift ianot Sc bsitioelige CUBS.
tienciter FORT Ste0 og / Sc fleite
FreitegiGlo / Stiftet Ben 25be Sc.
britnr.
Gen ~itoritc 0eitibeligbeo ianbt
iclpieIgelig Steo / ariitiania, hpor
Negcnten ielp pnr tiliteoe. Ser blep
oet en- al Sc melt bepGgeoe Gage
unloer belle oet bcgipenhebSrige aar.
%i pil gipc en- fortfnttet Sfilbring
al SugenS Sorleb.
Srcbag Sen 25oe opranbt meo
ct Itraalrnbe &interpeir. Sra al.
10 til If rinQcoeoes meb airfeflpf-
fernc % Solicit lite / itore Masier
iii &irferrc, iou fplbteS til SrGng.
lei. Slne Sc (rppper, iom Tolbtcs
/ ariitiunia, bar opltinet Iangs 60
SEN ira EaIret til Dor SrclierS Sir.
fe, % pc0 F0lNet itob set ribcnoe
@orgerforpS % en- Ifoeling rioenoe
Srqere opitiuet, ba Hc9erlten al.
If fpm uo % iteg Tibet for at be-
gipc iiq til &jrfen. Ser blep ban
reo Sno1anQcu mobtaget al oae
@penS hoicitc GmbeoSmrnb, iom
Iebinaet bnm op aienncm airfen til
bans Stpl. Socr benne Dor nnbrngt
ct ora9et SpUro % EFT SIiearen,
iom ilpnget fla OF til speroct, %
pcs Sioen Iuitc3 feIecnbe Snoifriit
ErinS ariitjon Sreoerif, Nor9es
troioitc %en a. fraftillIOe Stprcr,
/ arie % 6rc>.
Wens Grinil1 off op gicnnenl
Girfen, prplu0crtes fra Srgelet, %
bcrpaa begrnote @ilbstieneIten cIter
Set foreitreunc Fitual.
Otter SoImciane % MeSic fang
ct aor al @pcns bebite Sangere %
Sanaerirber / "oet mulifalIfc 9p.
ceiut" 6 Tcr$ AZ Tbaarllps Spnmc
~@uo Schopo ii prize Big, bpor.
eoa @iifop @ctf bcIot iom foreifre'
RET en- Tort men fraitf,Io" Sno.
Ieonin9stoIe % oplrite Ben banif(
Gonae$ @rcp NJ. b. 90 iaa fortGI'
Ter ri oinere citer SER uiiiciene @e.
refining, iom bIcp affattet al Troics-
ior Tlatou
ga SpIr&nineen al biSie gft
itpffer por ful0bproet, blep Hteo leo
nanIig airtemlliif afirngct SaImer
Nr. 346, urSer bpilfen NorseS ri.
ges Nesent bebaeet at fcrlaoe lir
airfcitoI % giclnem oct fcriamleo'
ToIt at bcgioe iie til Secret | Sir
fen, bppr Ser ioran famine par on
braet en- Torbcinirs at ire Srir
ouertrufne mco rsSt SlGbe. Fac
Bette opbricSc SteS, Ser bIep ON
rinset mieb Ell itor Gel al %pen:
chile, seiitIigc % miIitGre embcSS
mGnb. iraaote Sans &eibeo iren
% itiuct iia MOB Solicit. Zen mel
b~eitiSsiuISe Scene, iom ane Gil
iieSepUrenoc peI ncseniinSe bar %
Iepet cher manifc fpmmer til at op
Iepc, beepnNtc. sgrefrpst for BET al
ieenoe Soriun. / bpis Sempel De
beitiSeIieite 9site ifltloe aflGsees
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

poIeons Scr bragg moo Huslano.
ga bun / Ssit iplote 119 aar por
bun irembeIes friif os fi9f, og bum
faces ret iont oct bar paa Sorpet,
bpor bun siorbe jine Wiboagsino-
fieb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
GIT Care teore eno @mIo.

Or. Narner'S gSbite @ine aub Gar Spriip
ben beblte Mebicin paa Soroen for Soite,
Sorfielelle D9 ale beilG9tebe S%pgoomme, ri
blipe lenot irit til ale Treiter, iom iorlange,
bet, os li9elebes til enbper pGrbig Gerior
iom nil a%nbefale bette fore Dtibbel til andre
Der lioer al Strubes elIer 9un9ezS %p9oomme
ssrbsbisIt. The c. D. Warner Co., Coldw ater. Mich.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
Kriocn / ulerico.
Slnact uco Sprrcpn oct blpoioltc
allc mcricanifc &riec.

Sla0ct pes (orreou bar mi ralct /
iomiuloc lem Sage oN cr cnoru life
oiQiort. &ieI0c ScIc1rnmmcr ira
Euinrci cr bette fife olenc Oct blooia-
tie SloQ / Sen mluTrcn0c Ncuoli,tton,
men heller life ti0IiQere NcpollltionS.
frioc / Mcrico bar fmnct oppiie no.
oct BARRE.
Ior Here 0nQc iibcr inbtoN &c
b%cIhcobinQcn General %illn @ome5
Tolocio, en- al Gorrcon5 Toritrocr,
citcr ct @or ToQc5 bIooiN Scamp. -
Ga General %illn rnffcoe moo Tor
room. hoooc ban Ell Nrmc poa 10000
ucI u0ruitc6c Monb, % ban mclltc,
at ser / belle Wtcrico fife innotc$ no.
GEN cIler nogct Iom frnoc ltao 'i9
NOR ham.
Wtcn Sc ip0croIc trooper / Cor
lcnn urocr Npcrfonmonoo a Wcnc'
rol RcinQio &cloSco hor prritcrct en-
Wooitono. Ion1 euooQ hor oitprn0ct
General @iIla Sen beicite @eltnbrinN.
Soften AZ for @cncruI Ncla@co %
fnu@ Toripor al Npcul" rnnbtc Nilln
/ Trc0n0@ / ct CicbIif3 @cQciitrina
ior line Sjcnocr. "@nobc ban %
mans Wun0 hur al eGrc al iii taprc
Toripnr."
iii andre Giocr i9icn aioroe Ncttc
Ioripor Sen ionmc General %Illo
oIocIc& roicr0c. 0cuuc desperate
MooltonO nor life offltrnt citcr bans
&o0cboQ.
"a Stormcn pau @onci TnIocio
/ (or2ool4 roicNc iom rrrit, ifltlbc
ser uurc ct Suu at ic Sen Qnnllc No
ucrhcpoitQ, General &ilIo. SpcNt
ca ifioNcu "a irI "a meo CT root
@cmmctprfIUbc nm Nalicu res han
rlmGt "a %opmmtrc0e line Mtrnb.
Smart ioQttoQ han roIiQ SlaQetS
@on1. mart raienc han Tom ell Der
icrf bonbte ~ ifirIotc % mart az.
roubtc hou ole @cINcucr ont Ni.
itauo.
Men han nIao hare cu inocrlj9
WaQt opcr bcn @oroe, han falbcr lin
Nrruc Tor iooiuQrt han uiier lid, hill
les han mco beQciitrcbe Naob:
"&ipo$ %ilIu," % hucr en- airit er
reNc til at Qan / 0eber ior ham.
Nuor tore Sobclc bar prret poo
tcQQc SiOcr ioreIi9Qer ser cnNni iu'
tet ON. Nilla mcIbcr, at han cnonll
life har haut 5io til at tUllc line
ioIouc % iaareoe. Get cr tioSnpf,
raor han bar itorntet ielpe Sorreon.
be Seoeroles "Strorabolb", mener
han. Ct Srrn poa IS %ogue iulbC
al iaarehe ira RcbeIarmeen or TOM
met tiIbo9c iii Suorej, men Bette er
Fare Ell Ii6er Gel al sc ioareoe. Man
pe al sc iaoreoc omtommer pac
@runo al Mon9el poa Erittepono %
u"tiIitrpffeliQ 2GaetiIipr 90 Nleie.
@iIIa hor M opilaaet iii Sopeo'
fpnrter poa sen Sibe al Sen isnoer.
itlote 5oritao @omeS TaIacio, ion
renoer imoo 1orreon, % Speratlo.
nerue moo ielpe Sorrcon or aIlcreoC
begpnbt. 8eneroI Nelasco lager bel
bel ~iorifaniet meo line trooper.
% mar iaa oenue 9p er taget, II
ger 9illa, ifaI Inlet itanbie BAN iel
ban itaar foran Merico Gitps Fcrte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
TEN rlone &pimoc
tlDiflamo.

SSru Seopis Stapne / Sermouo,
Yoier. ScSe iorIeScn Gag nGr 100
Ior aamncI. Sun bar isSt ben
15be Sftober 1894 / &Grbeoen al
GIeihen pes ben rusiiife 9r9nie,
bpor bum iom poren Tise iaa 9a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

sfTntp as srrosp Class ssrrrs JuSt lbiH 1903 A. THr Posi-
oprcY a. DroohAH. Iowa. rSDIA TE Au % coseIsss o.
EAbu s, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31
Mammons0prkrlfen.

Huber SDerifriitcn: Money
Worship" ~ifrioer "Gbicngo Fri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-31

Ct. Slai College aor utoer Trof.
i. WcliiS GbriitionionS 2e0elie pil
Monoog Iiten Sen CITE April hinge
/ Spnpoefirfen i Spring Grope,
Winn.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
SANFORD BERRIES
LARGE AS PLUMS
STRAWBERRIES FROM o'DoN
NELL's 4oo-AcRE FARM FINEST
GROWN.

If there has ever been any doubt
in the minds of any of The News
force that T. ]. O'Donnell and his as
sociates in the 400-acre strawberry
plantation at Sanford grow the finest
berries that can be raised, that doubt
was dispelled today when a crate OF
big red berries was received at The
News office with compliments Of Mr..
ODonnell.
Strawberry growers in other Sec
tions much older in the business would
look with envy on the Sanford berries.
They are SO large that instead of being
dumped into the baskets, as straw
berries usually are, each one has evi
IDENTIFY been put in place individually
The News is not surprised that Mr.
O'Donnell and his associates are sell
ing car load of berries day a
their tracks for fancy figures.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
TWO HATTIESBURG
COMPANIES WILL GO
TO MEXICAN FRONT
Col. Vergil Jones Issues Call For Or
ganizatlon Tomorrow Night.

Lieutenant Colonel vergil Jones,
Mississippi National Guard, has called
a mass meeting at the court house
Saturday night at 7.30 o'clock. when
an attempt will be made to organize
two Hattiesburg companies to be
ready to go into Mexico whenever
President Wilson calls on Mississippi.
Col. Jones calls attention to the
fact that at the outbreak of the Span
ish-American war Hattiesburg was the
first city in the state to organize a
company. "We want to be first this
time" declared Col. Jones.
A full company is about 100 men and
there are about 14O men In Hatties'
burg who has had from three to nine
years service in the National Guard
Many others, 1t is believed. who hAvl
never enlisted in the National Guard
are ready to go whenever the Presi
dent calls ON the state of Miss3ssipp
for assistance. and no trouble y a
pected in organizing two fun CON
panies from Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
Lawyers Wrangle
Delays Trial of
Alleged Kidnapper
PROSECUTION SEEKS TO INTRO
DUcE IMPORTANT NEW TEs-
TIMoNY IN THE CASE.
(Bu Associated PreSS.)

Opelousas, La, April 24.-The
trial of w. c. Walters, charged with
kidnapping Robert Dunbar, was de-
layed today by a wrangle between
lawyers over the introduction of new
testimony.
The prosecution claimed it had an
important witness which had not been
heard and wanted to put him on the
stand. The defense objected and ar
guments began which lasted all dur
ing the morning. The Judge took the
matter under advisement and the de-
cision Is expected late this afternoon.
That the feet Of the boy taken
from the defendant at the time OF
his arrest are not abnormal was the
testimony of four physicians.
The physicians said they could moi
testify that small scars found on the
boys feet were caused by burns, as
burns usually left scars Of a deat
white color. Questions by the at
torneys for the state provoked
leaned discussion as to the nature o
scars caused by burns.
The defense scored a point whel
Judge Pavy admitted as evidence
letter written by Walters to his pal
ents from Poplarville, Miss, on Apr
8, 1918, in which were enclosed pho
tographs of the boy he said WA
Bruce Anderson and the defendant.
The defense introduced more wi
nesses residing in the vicinity
Opelousas who testified that the bo
taken from the tinker was not Ro'
ert Dunbar, whom they had know
prior to his disappearance.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
Villa Endorses
US. Capture of
Mexican Port
REBEL GENERAL DECLARES
NOTHING COULD PULL HIM
INTO WAR WITH AMERICA

Ell Paso, Tex, April 24.-Gen. Fran
cisco Villa. head of the rebel military
forces informed George c. Carothers,
special agent of the State Department,
that he will decline to be dragged into
a war with the United States by any,
body.
why" he smiled, as he threw an
arm about the broad sholders OF the
government representative, "all Eu-
rope would laugh at Us If we went to
war with you. They would say that
'little drunkard Huerta has drawn
them into tangle at last"
Villa said he was not consulted in
the drafting of the Carran1a note
transmitted to Secretary Bryan which
was regarded as somewhat hostile in
tone.
The rebel leader told Carothers, who
reported the interview to the State
Department last night, that one of the
chief reasons he came to Jaurez was tc
show the American people that his at
titude is friendly and that he does
not fear to trust himself on the border
without a military escort behind him
Carothers took supper with Wilt
and canvassed the situation thorough
ly.
Honest" said the rebel general be
tween mouthfuls, 'T hope the Amer
cans bottle up Vera Cruz so tight the
can't ever get water into It. You
admiral is doing something it woul
have taken us long time to accon
plish. If we could have accomplished
at ALL"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
ROUNDLY SCORED
FOR OPPOSITION
sIssoN, wiTHERsPooN AND
STEPHENS HAVE HARD FIGHT
TO DEFEND MEXICAN STAND.
Special to The NeaUs.

Special to The Nei1s.
Jackson, Miss, April 24.-According
to the tenor of press comments in
their respective districts, the action
of Congressman H. D. Stephens, s. A.
Witherspoon and T. U. Sisson, who re-
fused to report President Wilson's
Mexican policy in the senate last Mon
day is going to cause them a great
deal of trouble when they come home
and face their constituents for re
election.
Some scathing criticisms of the three
congressman have been printed in pa.
pers that hitherto have been quite
friendly towards them, and the sever
al aspirants, actual and prospective
who have been figuring on opposing
Messrs. Stephens, Sisson and Wither
spoon in the primaries this year, are
in high glee over what they believe
will be very convincing issue.
Congressman Sisson has virtually
apologized for his non-support of the
Flood resolution, saying that he nov
realizes the wisdom of President Will
sons course, but nothing of that teno
has thus far been issued by Messrs
Stephens and Witherspoon, and mucl
speculation is rife as to whether the!
intend to stand by their guns.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
Vera Cruz Well In Hand.

Vera Cruz, April 24.-The American
forces of $500 men now have the sit
uation here well in hand even should
General Mas decide to attack the
city now. Squads with artillery are
pushing farther out on the railway.
Quiet prevails in the city, the stores
are beginning to reopen and barring
the occasional passing of a military
patrol, the city seems almost normal.
Sanitation measures and almost all
the government of the city have been
left in the hands of the Americans.
Few city officials are to be found.
Sick and wounded are being cared for
in the Mexican hospitals by Ameri-
cans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
DANCING HALL IS
NAMED FOR SOUTH
CAROLINA GIRL
"CORINNE HAMPTON PAVILION"
COMPLIMENTS SPONSOR
FOR REUNION.

Jacksonville, Fla, April 2i.-The
large dancing pavilion in which the
reunion balls will be held has been
named "Corinne Hampton Pavilion"
as a compliment to the sponsor for
the south of the United Confederate
Veterans Association. This pavilion
will be of sufficient capacity to ac'
commodate the large crowds that an
nually attend these reunion social
functions, and will be located within
easy reach of the business ani resi-
dence portion of Jacksonville.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24

the embargo on arms has been taken
by the War department and not by
the State Department as is usual In
such cases, thus removing the diplo-
matte aspect of the order.
War Officials Busy.
Officials in the War Department
are exceptionally busy today and
requests for protection have been re-
ceived from border points. No plans
for anv movement along the border
have been definitely worked out, but
this section is being watched care
fully and officials admit they feel
some fear for American lives along
1he border,
Spend SIeeples Night.
Galveston, Tex, April 24.-The
American troops spent sleepless
and busy night getting into the trans
ports with their ammunition ano
baggage. They expect to sail this
afternoon for Vera Cruz.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
,,1oRs IN NATIONAL coNcLAVE

Texas, April 23.-The TWEEN
ninth annual convention of the Ma
nal Editorial Association was open
there today under conditions tnat
bmise one of the most successtul
d profitable meetings in the history or =
the association. Never have tne
tors been greeted with more com.
Vte and elaborate program prepared
&heir entertainment. The business
continue several days and Will oe
bted to the discussion OF every
e of newspaper making and man
Sent. Several speakers OF na'iona
inence are on the program
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-04-24
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