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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
Der Seutfde 9rOnprfus ipifdt benz
Rei6efan;ler Gins aus.

aronprin, Wilbelm bot nieoer be
pelhirt. OieSmal 1T Or. @ultap 8uf3'
bol,. ProisIior Der @eididte an Der
Slfaoemie in Boien. Der @mpfdnser. @r
bat bie Rsbe. Die sr nnlaBli9 6ss 80.
@eburtstases 8ismard's Dor ber afa.
osmie ssbalten bat. iest i'm Druid er'
idsiusn laHsn. @r tritiiirt oarin bic
manselnosn @rfolse oss iesisen 8si6s.
fanSler Betbmanu' SOllDe9. -Gusge'
iei6net". bspeifirte Sronprin; gBils
belm. Der ieinen Sommer' llrlaub in
.3oppot uornebmlid) nit Der Nsttiire
llterarii6er 9isusrldsinuussu 3u per,
brin9sn iheint.
Der 3ronprin, itsbt iibrisens In bic.
Ter Gngelegenbeit ni6t allein. Sett,
oa Der Sanjler fiinf Sabre i'm Gmt 1T,
rauiht es I'M sanSen Soljpapisrwulbe
pom label iiber ben erlten Reihsbeari'
ten @r wiro an meiiten bafir auss'
9riffen. oaB burd isin Yeritulosn Der
miibiam sejimmsrte Billion Slod In
bic Sriihe ging. Die Bilan5, ipel6e
uOn Der Breiie ssjoesn wiro. fonitntirt
Elm O,fi3t. Der &sidsfuuIler iti uisl.
iebr uisl ihulois ssbliebsn. Gr babe
bsute nod feline bsitimmteu 3iele, uno
isin suuies 9anoeln isi pon Der Zen.
beng oes Gbmartens beitimmt. Der
9auptpoiten auf Betbmauu's Sreoit.
ieite lei bic Webrporlase. 9leid3sitis
wirb 3usessben. bas fid ndbrenb Der
.Ssit, auf Die iid Der Ridblid srftredt,
ab9eisbeu uon unbeosutsnoen St6rnn'
gen. Die @sidGfts bes Rei9s in rubisem
Sang fortentwidelt bnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
Mue bers pberen Htale.
(Hr4balb @orreiponbenj.)

= Samss Burns, bsiisn Batter am
Snmitas Supor In BEN SDalb hintsr
Ssiiup tobt aufssfunbsn tpulbs, lit am
Samita9 wieber aus Der Saft entlalisn
woroen. ba sefunben tpurbs, baB er
aussnidsinli& nidts NIT bsm 5all 81
tbun bate.
- Gin pon 3. VI. Witman BON Ser.
m1n gseisnstes uno 9sleitstss automo.
bill rannte stitern Nahmittas 3u Bed
pille ben 9idbrieen @bmin Dsnnis ME.
Der uno psrleste bas 8inb osrart, baB
es ftarb, ebe bas Wtio,BnllsD Soipital
erreiht nurbe. Sn oem Gntomobil be.
fanbeu lih aneer @ilman bsisn @attin
unb D. z. Wooomaro uno. @attin /;
Bilman beutete ben 8eb6rben an, bab
Ct bsrsit isi, fia 3u irssnb elmer 3eit ju
itellen.
- @sil angeblid elm Wann fie 'un.
ter Ssirathsperiprs6uns perfiibrt bate
uub ,es oann perweiserte, fis ,u beira.
then, nabm Die 20 SABRE alte Warp
Wtariolic pon Seliup ON Samitag in
islbftmDrosrii6sr Gbf6t cine @ittmil6.
uns. isbo& panbte Or. 8. @. SbonS
prompt cine Wta9snpumpe an uno bas
WfGb&en ipnrbe bann mad b.m Staat
Soipital 9enommen, mo es bieB. oaB 20
In elm paar Gasen mieber euttaHsu
merben f6nnte.
(@arboubale @orreiponoen3.)
= Sn benz gD. gD. @att @ebdub.
an @bur6 StruBe mutbe Donneritae
9taht burh eiusn Branb elm S6absn
uOn etua s25. 900 anseridtst, als I'm
jweiten Stod, in bem M6belipei6er
bss R. Pstbid, Slammen ausbra9sn.
Hetbid'S 8erlult betr6gt $1,000, Der
Shabsn am @ebdube elm slsi6es unb
bic @ebriiber Hseie blutenan perlieren
SIS, 900.
= gnf oem oritten Stod oes Gitfen
Gebduoes OH Der @ds bon Wtain Stra.
Be uno Salsm Guenue sab es frhb aui
Wfontag Wforgen einen Brano, nel6er
elm 3erit6renber 3u merben orobte, absr
our6 bic prompte arbeit Der Seuerpsbr
auf ben oritten Stod bei9rduft purbs.
Der S6aben am @ebduoe bstrigt stpu
5000. Or. g.. US. Stenion erlitt siusn
8erluit pon etpa 5000. pdbreno @sbr.
@larfs's Serluit iid auf $4,000 bs3if'
fern niro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30

Sophia, bas ieds Monats atte T06'
terletn Der @bsleute Charles Seller pon
Proipect ausnue, erlas Disuitas sinsm
fur5eu unwoblieiu uub puroe 9eitern
i'm 9io. 8 SrisObof belseisst.
Der 20 SABRE aIte Sobu Saub uon
Stafforo ausnue, wsl6er srit fiirjli1
mesen @iubruh oem 9efdnsntB iiber,
mieien wurbs, 1T am Wtoutas auf bic
antlass bes StraBsnraubs usrb6rt nor.
ben, nadbem iit ereebsu, bab er Cube
Oiai ben gBillinm Dinner pon Sonssr
bale nm cine Solosns Gui9snubr uno
Gette erlei6tert bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
Seine tpeibe Statue.

SO 3Oll brett, piinidsuswertbss Sc
pi6t fur alsibsr Oosr isparats alsiber'
rode. Gin isbr slsi6mdsisss Sswebs
uub psi9s Gbrunbuns. Sin auser'
espDbnli6er 8srtb, Die @lle, 1s Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
GelO=eriparenOe
@pesialitatett.
SIR bic Sausfran:

, Drsi Sc gadsts bon Snow 0bits
Bai4pulusr fir 10 esnts.
Dr.i &c Pint 5luidsn pOn 1ldus fiir
10 Gents.
35c Eu9 islbit'ausbrsbsnSs Wtope.
is 25 Gents.
25c SrudtpreHsn, 10 Gents.
800 Sruat Ssibsr. bic irssHO siusH'
ashsl puTsn, 25 Gents.
25e 9uu9tiftdsu su 10 Gents.
Csc arauti6nsibsr, nit sinsm Wsi'
fer, 10 Gents.
SOC arautidusiOsr, nit sinsm Wtsi
fer, 25 Gents.
s5e altmpbii6s Saffssmiibtsn, 25
@snts.;~sAss
Sc S6susrbhritsn 5u 2i Gents.
75c gOrbansausbsbusr, uOlls @rDse,
55 @ents. =, .
69r IA Quart sruus Gmuil @inmads'
isiisl, 80 Gents.
Gid pon fsueriiasrsr 8aars, tpsrtI
bis 3u 29c, 1oc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
MGaaer 8aSean,iise.

$500 ansiiss rsbubirt auf $3.50.
$3.50 sIntiis. rsOusirt auf $3.50.
$3.50 ansiiss rsOusirt auf $1.79.
$3.50 au;ise rsOuSirt auf $1.os.
81. 90 gnsass rsOusirt uuf 80 Cents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30

@briitian Sanislmann uOn YroipGt
apenue unS Srdulsin Iuua 80. 9aiier
BON Sim StraBe lisBsn iid lesten Don'
neritag bur1 Paitor Or. Dilliam u.
9iorot su einsm @bspaar einis8usn.
SimOu @roiiiussr BON Sho Baib'
in9ton Npsuue, mslher tiirjlih per-
manent psrlest uuroe. als an Sadanan'
na Guenue elm StrnBenbabnwa8en bic
9eleiis psrliss. ftrsnste am 5rsitag &C.
gen bic Scranton RaitmaD Sompanis
cine 9lape fur $4,000 @Htiadoisuns
an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
Wie ein innger Wann.

gBie ein innger Wann. rSie babsn
mild m6sliderDeiie uerselisn1. fbreibt
Serr Sobann Winller pon WieSsans-
boro, gu. rba i'd nidt oft Wfebi,in
bsitelle. Sbr alpentrduter 1T iebo9 In
uniersr Samilie bo9sei9dst. SD bin
ieet 65 Sabre alt, aber i'd Tam nod
arbsitsn, wie elm iuuser Wianu. uno
bas psrbante i9 nd9ft Soft, Sbreni
alpenfrduter..
5oruis alpsnfrdutsr 1T tsine Gpor
tbefsr. .Wisbisin, ionOsru Elm einfadss,
3siterprobtes 3rduter'Seilmit melhs
es bsm Publifum bireft .bur6 Spe,ial.
sl9entsn seliefert mir6, bic ernaunt iino
uon ben 9sriteueru, Or. Better 5abr'
nep & CONS Co., 1875 90. 9Opus
auenue, Chicago, 81.
5orui's Gtpenfrduter Blutbeleber lit
,u baben bel 9surp Dalter, 1o11 @soar
Gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
Sunntpre.
= Bei ben @beIeutsn @onrao S6wsi'
er BON aHorep StraBe bot fi6 elm
--Udlterleiu einaeitellt.

= Bei ben @beleuten @onrao Shmei'
ser BON anbren StraBe bat fi6 elm
2U4terlein ein9eitellt.
= Der &c Sabre alte ausuft SlIsn
uon &ig9 Stra6e, pelher am Ufittmoh
3upor pon einem Sdlaganfall betroifen
wuroe. III ben 6ol9sn oesielben Sonn'
tag 9iadt erlestu. @r miro pon einsm
Sohn unb elmer 2ohter iiberlebt uno
bic Beeroisun9 erfol9te am Dienitas.
Der SsitsrrsidiId unsariide
3onIul @arl u. Pufua pon g9iltes'
Barre itrengte am Donnerlta9 gegsn
Die @rie @Ompanie cine Slase fir s1O,.
900 @ntidabisuna an fiir ben Cob bss
stephan Srautp, wel6er lssten Wtai
in ben @rie Derfeu 9etOotet Duros.
Die 9lase wuroe i'm Jlamen Der @ltern
bss @etCbteten anseiirenst, bic in I'm.
sarn tDobnen.
= Petitto @atalbo bon Wtortimsr
StraBs bot in lester .3eit mebrere DrOb'
briefe erbatten, beahtete iie aber nitt,
am Wtontag Oiudt Duros er aber on
oieielbsn eriunert, oenn nadbem iif bic
Samilie Su Bette selest bate, muros
D1namit auf baS Dad Der Wobnuns
seitlenbert, pel6ss elm 9ob In oas
Dad mafte uno ben W0rtsl pon ben
Wdnoen itieB. Wtan nimmt an. baB
Der Sprsnsitoff uon Der StraBs auf bus
@ebauos seihleubert wurbs uno bic
Ebdter baourd lsi9t entflisbsn fonutsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-07-30
G;rifems nnterfucbet.
SiueitenS leQet an.

grppfs & GpHpanit iff elm Scranton Saus,
,uTammfngstBt bon SnaHtrn efuis, abr tnss
GhbIuns bnIttnb nit ben srpBsn FnaHitihsh
GtHisrn.
gBir peesn fiir 'Sis unifrludtn uub stbtn
9bntn b1grl Gnuns ron ;uptrl6Ifietm DtfHtt.
Sis FUnntn bnTt une Nnlastn nd1tu une
bnbH bic 3uf&guus BON ii&utn unb fIHiT'
vatisfn anlassn,
Srppfs s Co., Sanfiere,
RitsIisssr bsr RsD OOrf etOd Gr9aHsr.
Gtranton, 90. aeilfes,1arrt, Pc.
BiHebamtoH, U. D.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
A Catechism On Community Loyalty.

Moss Point Advertiser.
Do you love your town? Do you
have any concern for its future?
Would you like to see it grow, pros
per and extend it's trade and lnfu-
ence? If you do, then ask yourself
these question:: Do [ support and
maintain its institutions? Do / en-
courage every movement looking to
the upbuilding of the town? Do /
speak a good word for the town and
the people at every opportunity? Do
I lend assistance to its industries?
Do / patronize them? Do fully un-
derstand the duties devolvlng upon
me as citizen.
If you cannot answer these ques-
tions in the affirmative then you are
not only a stumbling block but de-
triment to the community in which
you live
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
Free Flower Seed
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About lr

If you are engaged in farming, or
IL you plant only vegetables or flow
ers, you cannot afford to be without
the big catalogue published fresh and
new every year by the great South
ern seed house, H. G. Hastings & Com
pany of Atlanta, Ca, and sent aDso-
lutely free, postage paid, to all who
write for it, mentioning the name of
this newspaper.
In this catalogue we tell you Of a
splendid offer of free flower seed to
all our customers, five magnificent
varieties that mean beauty about your
home and a pleasure to wives and
daughters that nothing else can give.
This catalogue tells you, too, about
our big cash prize offer to the Corn
Club boys of your state 1t tells all
about our fine yielding varieties of
corn and cotton-the kind we grow
on our own 1920 acre farm. It tells
about the best seeds Of all kinds for
planting in the South 1t should be
in every Southern home. Write to.
day and let us send it to you.
n. c. HASTINGS G. CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.-Advt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
More Good Than Bad Is Published.

Bay Springs News.
Some say that the world is grow
ing worse, that evil is increasing and
that the good is losing. 1t is fact
that the forces for evi. are better or
ganized and are doing much to degra-
de humanity, but on the other hand
the forces for good are better organ
lied and more for the uplifting OF
mankind is being done than at any
period in history. The reason why
so many people are pessimistic is
that the bad is published and scat
tered to the uttermost parts of the
earth, while the good is not. If all
the good was published in our news
papers and magazines many people
would get their eyes open and con-
clude that satan, with all his tricks
and schemes. has not everything GO
ing lis way. Let us investigate and
see how much of the good we can
discover.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
VRIDAY.. January Is. 1914
EDITORIAL

Possibly that Hobbs Bilbo bribery
matter coming up just before the
meeting of the legislature has done
good in this way in that it has tend
ed so far to ward off an outbreak OF
factional politics in that body. The
press has seemed almost unit in
speaking out a sentiment which
seems to prevail over the state, that
the solons should devote themselves
to the business of the session and
eschew the we'll beloved Mississippi
game for the nonce. Both houses
have by resolutions committed them
selves to such policy and such reso-
lutlons had planks in them making
it unwholesome for the fellow who
might precipitate unnecessary quar-
rels in their proceedings.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
Banks Coming Into New Fiscal System
New Augusta News.

New Augusta News.
1t was predicted by some of the
opponents Of the currency iegisla-
tion that the banks themselves would
spoil the proposition by refusing to
join in the movement, but the Wash
ington outlook dispels this as bum
bet. While every banker always
has better way than his neighbor-
ling banker to handle financial mat
tiers, yet there are none of them that
permit any of the benefits of govern
ment or state support to slide by.
! The result is that almost without ex-
ception banking interests are JOIN
ing IN the new currency program.
Carthagenian.
If every person would adopt and
strictly practice the rule of not say
ing anything derogatory to others,
only when the truth and justice pos
itively requires facts to be told, there
would soon be an era of good feeling
and joyous atmosphere of peace O.
YER every community, church, school
and family The tale bearer and the
gossip monger are more of a curse
to community than the small pox
and scarlet fever, the latter can be
quarautined but who can corral the
former?
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
Farming Requires Careful Planning
Farm u Ranch, Dallas. Tex.

Farm 81 Ranch, Dallas. Tex.
Farming like other lines OF bust
ness, requires careful labor which has
been planned with definite aim The
plans must be arranged to meet fu-
ture demands. but elastic enough to
be changed for emergencies that may
arise Much will depend upon sys-
tenn. Systematic. methodical work
on the farm is worth much IN sue
cessful farming.
Successful farm managers. like
managers OF great corporations, are
men Of ability TO think logically and
reason CORRECTLY; they are men OF
self-control, endowed with self-confi-
dence but willing to learn from 9TH
ers. No man can succeed IN a great
enterprise without making use of IN
formation given by others. One may
arrive at conclusions and achieve re-
suits in different manner from any
one else of which he has knowledge,
but at the same time he has used in
formation given by someone. Infor-
nation on farming is mostly of re-
cent origin; new facts are being Civ
en- every year and every day, hence
We find the successful farmers are
those who not only work diligently
on their o~n farms. but they make
use of al the information they can
get from others.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
Pudding At Good Roads Doesn't Pay.
Carthagenian.

Carthagenian.
The practical question of this day
is not as to whether good roads
should be built, but as to how to
build them. Here there is infinite
diversity of opinion; but one fact
might just as well be admitted by
all to begin with; good roads cost
money and no community can get
good roads without paying for them.
They pay for themselves, to be sure,
but they do it on the installment
plan, and they must be built and put
to work before they begin to pay.
The cheapest way to get good roads
lis to go to work and build them in a
business-like m a n err. Pudding
measures and patchwork will IN the
end be far less profitable than an
outright expenditure Of the money
needed to make the roads good at
the outset.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
Crystal Springs Meteor.

Crystal Springs Meteor.
The governor S solicitude for an
elective judiciary appears lnsincere
when the fact is recalled that he We
toed the bill making it effective on
the last day of the 1912 session and
on a mere technicality. A +
Strengthening b political fences as
much as possible by judicial appoint
ments he becomes suddenly virtu-
Gus and desires to see the cOnstitu-
tional amendment which the people
voted in made operative. The govern
or should have evinced more concern
for his successor who no doubt would
like to have the appointive power re-
tanned. The lust for power is satia-
ted only when the limit is reached.
The Agricultural Revolution Is On Us.
Mize Outlook.
1t is time the people of this sec
tion we're waking up along the agri-
cultural lines. We have as good
farming land in this immediate Vi
entity as can be found anywhere.
We need to be organized into truck
growers association, and some at
tentiop given to other crops than
corn and cotton. 1t is necessary
that we raise corn, we could raise
nothing better, and it is necessary
that we grow cotton, but we need to
raise something which can be placed
on the market earlier than the cot
ton. The organization need not be
confined only to farmers, but to
merchants, doctors, lawyers, preach
ers and all classes. Let's have a
real truckers association, and let
the demand know that we can help
supply their wants.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
STATEMENT
Showing the condition of the
Bank of Leakesville.


of Leakesvle Mississippi at the Close of
Business on Dec. 81. 1918.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts: 1882, 524 so
Overdrafts. Secured and Unsecured 3.SO5.7 8
County warrants 1897 27
Banking House. Furniture & Fixtures 9.250i3
Other Real Estate 100000
Due from Other Banks 1881 20
Cash Items 53l.24
Cash on Hand e.99118
Accrued Interest 54588
Expense 2.S0495
Total S235. 1852 "a
LIABILITIES
Capital Paid in s9O.OOoOo
Surplus 100000
Undivided Profits. 2.443.34
Individual Deposits Subject Check 94.99494
Time Certificates of Deposits 63,006.47
Bills PAYABLE and Rediscounts 25.5OOO0
Cashiers Checks Sl75g
Total s2s5. 1852 "a
Below is true. correct and complete state
ment of the Indebtedness due the said Bank
by the following
|. BY the Officers of said Bank $4,000
?. BY the Stockholders and Own
ers of said Bank $5,587.4 As
3. BY the Directors of said Bank S5.805.03
LIB w. Mcleod, Cashier of said Bank do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true. full and ex
act statement of the Assets and Liabilities of
said Bank on the day and date named therein.
without combination with the Assets and Liza
bilities of any other Bank or Branch Bank.
B. w. MCLEOD. Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me- N tary
Public in and for the County of Greene, State
of Mississippi. this the 5th day of January. 1914
tSeaD II. p. HEIDELBERG, Notary Public.
Examined and found correct, so far as a ver-
ifcatjon of the foregoing footings is concerned
Jan. 2, 1914.
D. L. THOMPSON.
auditor of Public Accounts.
Number of Stakeholder 40. Number of De-
positor RS 1885. When Organized Oct. /. 1903.
Name of the Cashier. b. W.McLEoD.
Name of the President. j. @. DoRsBTT.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
New Advertisements.

NOTICE OF INTERNAL REvEEUE LICENSE ISSUED
In pursuance to chapter 1I6 OF the laws OF
1908 OF the State OF Mississippi. below is true
and correctlist of all persons. firms and corpo-
rations to which United States Internal Rev
enue License has been issued in Greene County
IN the Six Months ending June S0th. 1914. &C.
cording to the record OF the Internal Revenue
office OF Mississippi:
Peoples Drug Company, R. L. D.. Leskes.
ville Mississippi. July lst, 1913 to June 30th
1914
Given under my hand this the 14th day OF
Jany.. A. D. 1914
j f. GREEN, Sheriff & t. c.
Leakesville. Miss Jany. l4th. 1914. s-t
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
vardaman Is Disappointing His Enemies


Senator Vardaman is most disap-
pointing to his enemies. Since reach
ing Washington he has not pulled
down the dome of the capitol or over
turned the library building. More
marvellous still be is making his
presence felt for good. = Memphis
News Scimitar.
Senator Vardaman is filing his
place in the Senate with honor to
himself and credit to his state as ev-
cry body who knew the man believed
that he would He commands the
respect of his associates in the upper
house Of congress and is daily acquir-
ing larger aud stronger influence
in the Senate. He is sustaining
with dignity and power of thought
and speech, the high place that has
always belonged to Mississippi in
that greatest deliberatlve body on
earth, and while this may wiring
the withers of few and cause great
anguish in certain quarters, the
great body of Misslssippians rejoice
in the honors which have so abun-
! daa.ly ssEas speedily come to Missis-
sippi's junior senator The Issue.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16

From Legislator Joe Ovens pa
per, the New Albany Gazette, we
notice that he apprehends bill will
be introduced In this session of the
legislature seeking to abolish the
one enacted at a previous term pro-
viding for exempting six per cent
money leans. Such legislation will
be reactionary and should not be
hearkened to minute in this age
and time of progressiveness in law
making. President Wilson common
ded the proposed course of the Mis-
slssippi sOlons in emulating the ac-
ton of congress in recent months in
writing laws in keeping with the
trend of public necessity and opin-
ion and we hardly can see how that
they can afford to backslide on
measure already provedly benefcient,
but the big fellows who want to run
things for their selfish ends rather
than the good of the whole people,
never sleep and are good at slipping
in when all is thought well. and get
ting inserted in the law books acts
which turn back the hand of the re-
form clock. Sit down on them bro.
Oven and good and hard! The real
poor boys may not enjoy the benefit
Of such loaned money exemption but
the great middle class does and its
on that which we greatly RELY in the
present crisis in government for In
telligent direction of the public voice
and the bourgeois rarely asks for
things that would hurt even the bot
tom strata Of society.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16

The Yazoo City Herald has passed
out of the hands of It's veteran editor
J. G. Mcclure, who has also been
secretary of the Mississippi Press
Association for over a dozen years.
The purchaser is n. A. Mott, a
prominent legislator from that coun-
ty and thorough progressive man.
He stands for Iawmaking which ex-
presses the needs of the times and
has sought and will continue to seek
to turn his energies to that end in
the halls of the legislature. He is a
Vardaman man u Ese Mcclure the
retiring editor is an "Anti''. Nc
CURE is well esteemed by most OF
the press folks for his uniform cour-
tesy at their conventions, but he is
recognized as very bitter partisan
in the hosts which have resisted
bringing government closer to the
people in good old Mississippi; that
is defender of the old regime and
likely conscientiously SO, but we can
hardly see how men of his cleavage
can so far magnify the shor tcomings
of the opposition as to paint the hOrri-
fving pictures OF governmental dis
aster with which they have wrung
on the changes. This editor feels
kindly towards John Mcclure and
trusts he will find private life pleas
ant and to his liking, but for man
who has had so long taste of news
paper life we hardly see how he can
long be thus content at his age.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1914-01-16
HOMESTEAD PuBLIoATIcN NOTICE.

Department of the Interior. /
u. ). Land ONCE at Jackson. Miss.
Jan. z. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Win Johnson.
OF State Line. Mississippi. who on April 10th.
1911, made Homestead Entry Serial No. 05J2I.
for Sc IA Section "a. Township 5 N. r. 5 W..
St, Stephens Meridian. has filed notice " in
tenton to make Five Year Proof. to estab-
fish claim to the land above described, before
the Chancery Clerk OF Greene County. Mississ-
ippi. at Leakesville Mississippi. on
the 10th day of February, 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Beechie John
son, Curtis Moore. Collie Moore. Bill Jenkins
all of State Line. Mississippi.
j. JAY WHITE. Register.