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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31

The war has brought about many
strange complications, not the least Of
which is a species of matrimonial
moratorium, or fgurative delay in
payment | notice in my journeyings
in London, France and elsewhere that
the wives are all having a pretty good
time of it just now, rushing around at
tending to the wants of wounded
heroes and becoming quite frisky
again. / speak not of the war-brides,
but of those ladies of more advanced
years and of much longer matrimonial
standing.
Il am inclined to think that the Gov
eminent will have to step in very soon
and take a hand in readjusting the
whole marriage question of the present
day" observed a cynical though keen
ly observant gentleman in London re-
Gently, for the war is rapidly Great
ing an entirely unlooked-for series of
domestic complications | won't say
that marriage has ever been a simple
affair, but you used to know to GER
tain extent where you were when you
got tied up. III be hanged if you do
nOw."
Neither do the girls he continued,
still in the same solemn strain.
Twelve months ago any maiden who
signed on with the aid of the church
knew pretty much what was expected
of her. Even though she had no
earthly intention of sticking to it, she
knew the existence of the word "obey"
in the business, and she also knew
that it might on occasions turn up and
make its presence felt
Still, she also knew that a husband
properly trained and carefully handled
could always, or nearly always, be
twisted to any point of the compass
by a wife whose component parts were
One-quarter prettiness, one-half nat.
ural cleverness and the remainder the
appreciation of the subtleties of clothes
and the knowledge of how to put them
on.
Therefore she signed on quite
cheerfully, knowing that she was we'll
equipped for any unforeseen contfn-
gency that might arise.
Then came the war-and the zeal
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
SAW KILLS MILL OWNER.

Reeding, Miss, Aug. 31.-Herman
Lovone, farmer living three miles
west of Slate Springs, Calhoun county.
was almost instantly killed Friday.
In connection with his farm Mr.. Lo-
vone operated a sawmill, and soon
after starting up piece of iron was
torn off from the saw with terrific
force, striking him on the head and
fracturing the skull, from which he
soon died.
Mr.. Loxone was about 35 years old.
He leaves a widow to mourn his loss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
War and MARRIAGE
BY FLORENCE E. IODER

Gus wives devote all their care and
energies to wounded heroes home from
the front, to the neglect of the hus-
bands who have failed to enlist, too!
What is the use of the obey clause
when husband is met every time by
the rejoinder: we are living in war
times, and the country's got to come
first.'"
Personally, ] never did see the use
of that 'obey" clause in the marriage
service! 1t is just inserted to be
broken, anyhow, and no sensible girl
would ever promise to do anything of
the sort.
But to return to the question of
these marriage moratoriums. In the
case of Mrs. Smith, who is quite go if
she's a day, and who, in her spare
time, takes wounded "TOmmies" out
in her car, it really doesn't much mat
ter Her husband, in all probability,
will accept the war work" argument
and won't worry from jealous fears.
But in the case of blonde and beau
tiful Mrs. Dash, who is only p and
as pretty as a picture, well-things are
a little different She is reputed TO
have broken the hearts of all the in
valided heroes she daily ministers I'M
to! The fact of her taking officers
out in her delightful little boat on the
river four days a week, too, and call
ing it government work" isn't going
to satisfy her husband, even though
they are different officers every time.
And it makes him madden than ever
to be told when he demonstrates on
the soldierly zeal of his better half
that he is "unpatriotic" as we'll as
idiotic.
Personally, | think that the girls,
whether they be married or single, are
all doing splendid work and should
not be criticized or in any way cen
sured for so doing. The husbands
who show jealousy should clear out
of England and get to the front them
selves, when they, too, if sent home
wounded, would be fused with and
ministered unto by sundry fair ones
and have the satisfaction of feeling
that they at last really deserved that
little attention!
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
WANT BOND ISSUE.

Meridian, Miss, Aug, S1.-A resolu-
ton passed by the Lauderdale county
Cooperative Association, at a meeting
Saturday, requests the Board of SUI
pervisors to issue % year bonds in the
sum og 100000 for the establishment
and equipment of an agricultural high
school. and Chairman John A. Bailey
took a rising vote so that every one
could give expression to an opinion.
The vote for the bond issue was unan-
imous.
Every supervisors beat in Lauder
dale county was represented.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31

Dear Betty Brown: l am stenog'
rapher seventeen years of age, and
have been going with young man
of nineteen for quite while. | care
a great deal for him, and he seems to
return my affection. Lately, however,
he has been very negligent toward
me, breaking several engagements
and always offering some excuses
which are delicately weak How can
| hold his affection and not let him
know | am so fond of him? ]. E. E.
Perhaps the trouble has been that
you have already showed the man
that you care so much for him. How
about it? If he knows that he is al
lowed to break engagements with you,
and you do not show that you are dis
pleased, he will continue to do so as
long as his fancy dictates.
Be out and out angry with him the
next time he breaks an engagements
Show him that it is an ungentlemanly
thing for him to engage part OF your
time, and not appear on the scene. II
/ is extremely embarrassing for you
isn't it? Just for fun, try the policy
of indifference That will show you
whether or not the man really cares
} enough for Won to do the pursuing fOl
a while.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
SUMMER VEGETABLE SOUP.

This soup is composed of carrots,
turnips, cabbage, celery, leeks, small
peas and lettuce (Which has been
shredded) All are blanched by being
plunged into boiling water, after
which they are added to consomme and
cooked in it. The soup is dainty and
delicious in its delicate vegetable
havoring.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
SURVEY FOR RAILROAD.

Natchez, Miss, Aug. 31.-Engineers
of the Mississippi Central Railway are
in Natchez to make a preliminary sur
vey for the extensive improvement
work to be done by the railway with
in the next two months. A 900-foot
trestle running across bayou will be
removed and a solid roadbed will re
place it.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
"BObby" Feuhrer, Star of the
kOmic (MutuaD Comedies.


Reliance studios are located, Bob
by" has already won for himself
reputation as an all-around player.
Pitching is his favorite position
and those who have watched this
young fellows work on the mound
are unanimous in their assertion
that he has pie lty of stuff" as
they say in baseball circles, on the
ball. y 4r-~--E~A - ef's~* 'ss -sssss "sa--
But, much as he desires, it will
be several years at the earliest be-
fore Bobby" can make bid for
a big league berth. Just now he is
one of the most popular young
players employed at the MutuaPs
Hollywood studios and he couldn't
get away if he wanted to for the
simple reason that actors of Bob
by's" ability are scarcer than 800
hitters in the National, American,
or Federal leagues.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
CURES OLD SORES, OTHER REM
EDiEs WON'T CURE

The worst cases, no matter of how
long standing, are cured by the won.
derful, old reliable DR.. Porter's Anti
septic Healing oil. It relieves pain
and heals at the same time. Csc. soc,
S100.-Adv.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31

San Francisco, Aug. elf the plan
IN nationalize Poland is carried out,
it is possible that an American girl
may become the queen of Poland. She
is Princess Poniatowski, formerly
Miss Elizabeth Sperry, of Stockton,
Cal. who married Prince Andre Fonia-
toski, Polish nobleman. Her hus-
band has been among the first men
toned in the European capitals as
possible selection of the Russian Gar.
The plan has been temporarily upset
bv the Russian loss of Poland, and,
of course, the lady herself might have
to be consulted before she would con-
sent to be queen of a war-swept land.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
WOMAN's PART IN
THE NEWS TODAY

New York, Aug. 91.-Friends OF MISS
Gladys Ravenscroft, the Engllsh goiler'
have news from Liverpool of her en-
eagement to Temple Dobell of Birken-
head. Miss Ravenscroft has won all
of the golf events open to ladies in
her own country, and two years ago
came to America and annexed many
honors. 4 q NEM
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31

A rather small sailor hat is prettily
trimmed with a band of ribbon around
the crown, finished with simple fiat
bow, two ends hanging over the brim
in the back.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
HEY, McCRAW, HERE'S
1 ANOTHER MOUND STAR.
ssBU2byS Feuhrer Is His Name and
He Is Some Player.

Outside. of being President of the
United States, Bobby Feuhrer,
talented young Reliance (MutuaD
player, cherishes but one ambition.
He wants to become a big league
player, a regular hero of the dia-
mond, whose mama will go down Ill
baseball history along with those
of Matty, Johnson. Wagner, Cobb,
Speaker, Jackson, and score of
others equally as popular.
In Hollywood, Cal, where the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-31
TOMORROWS MENU

Breakfast
Sliced Peaches with Cream
Cold Cereal
Frizzled Beef with Eggs
Rolls Coffee
Luncheon.
Boiled Crabs Corn Salad
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Apple Tapioca Tea Buns
Dinner.
Summer Vegetable Soup
Chops Mint Sauce
Baked Sweet and White Potatoes
Roasted Corn
Apple Pie Coffee
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
@nrtis Spcrngans,
uI6is is tie 2ife".

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sc Ii ttuno Seffin 8 oIIege e"
s(m 5onlltag Mo6n1ittog nno
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fat1rettltiid uW.illtt ans Self in gon=
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|fatlren ii11o lett ser ginfiibrl1ng ser
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ter als Bic irgel1o eines altoeren
&iinitlers genoroer. Miaionen bon
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rem jefpeiligen 81atterl1 mod oen1 nett
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
@ciddeocn; flint Sage ipater ,uieoer
D%er5eirat1ct.

Sim 5onnobeno lebter @ode err
bielt 9ioie Gbriltine 9ooF bon 9ape1l=
port inn Scott gol1l1tD Ditriftsgeri6t
Die S6ei0ung bon ibrem Mea1tn, Sen=
rp 81. 2oot bon Gidter Ibeop6illls
anf @rurb grollomer nnb n11lneni6=
lider 9e6anOlung 5ugelproden. s(lld)
erbielt lie Die Sbbut iiber oas Der Gbe
entlprungel1e &ino, Srene.
l1no ON Gormerstag Mben0 Tim 10
l1br berbeiratbete iid) Die geldieOene
6rall nit Serrn @olter 16omas Np=
plos Don M1oline i'm Seine oes Sn=
fels fires jebigen Mannes, Sacob g.
Sdnei0er bon go. 2t9 Norb Sum=
NIT StraBe, Snoiallapo1is.
8is Dor fl1r5enl mar Irmt Mpplas,
geldiebene Jrall 2ppf, lit Der Office
Der Wartin Cigar gorrpanD tbatia
l1no 1pobnte in Sen Mooiepelt Stats
SEER Mpplas betreibt einen 3igarren.
looen I'M Campbell Sotel in Moline
Sic Sraltnl1g mllroe bon einem Me.
t6ooiltenpaItor p~ol5ogen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
9entidcs @pt6es &rc1ts banft.

@ei @errn sSo6n @erlpalb, Sem
gefretar oes @iirgerfomi1es 5ur
Committing zines 2iebesfpl1bs fiir bos
3entl6e un0 Sel terreidilde Gotbe
&reu5 lief 9eltern bon @errn 6. @efer
olls 9eem Oorf bas folgenbe 5drei=
ben elm:
Seem Dorf, "a. g1ob. 1915.
sSerrn Sobn 8ermalb, 1876 @elt 3.
straBe, 9%aoenport, Soma.
Sebr geebrter 6err 8ernalD!
0l1rh t0ie &ailerlide 8otl1aft in
@albington aing inns SIR 5ded iiber
$780, als @abe bes 8entid)=
Seiterreidildel1 @iilfsfonbs bon 3a=
pe1port, Soma, 5r. @ir baden Oielel1
9etrog nl1per5iiglih inherent Gen=
tral=&lmnite in Merlin CUR Gertpen=
Dung oa, no Die Motb am gr6bten lit,
ii6erlanot, ult0 id erlaltbe mir, So
nen 11l1o Sen iibrigen @ebern fir 0ieie
rei6e @abe meiren ber5lidylten Cant
aus5ulpred]el1.
3os Geutlbe @otbe @rel,5, fpel.
DIES id)on 5lt 5rieoer1s5eiten ein rel.
dies 8irfungsfelo batte, ibat iid) lei1
geginn bes &rieges ol1Ber Ser Ser.
mnlroetel l-Jiirlorg nod piele groBl
9(llfga6en g%eltelt, beren N1lsfiibrun(
linn MIR Oilrd Bic tbdtige llnterltii
blng offer 6rellnoe l1nleres Slater
lapocs moglib lit.
Mit por5iiglider &odadtl1ng
6. @eder,
aoiler(. 9e5irfsomtn1ann, 0elegirte:
6es Ielltlhen Nothen &relt3es.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

nit llelt1, @emaloen pertrete11, oie in
oieicm Snnlmer all Der pa5ifildell
aiiite lulo oltf Ser Ganun1a Nacifie
9lllsitelllu1g IN sarl Sraluisco ellt=
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iibrigen @eunQloe perratb bos @erf
n2ipe Saf lit d @illo" bic d)arafteri=
itiidcll Gigenidaften elmer leIbit oel1=
fenoen &iillltlerill.
MrnnanS @arsnp.
Arn1ano @argnD lit &ollbll1t- Irall=
sole, lpsar Barrier. @ie in ~friiberen
Sabre1l lit CT alldl beller NIT eiller
Il15abl pradtiger Gelgemaloe pertre=
ten, sic pGppbl inn Staate 9eem Dorf
el1tltal1oen, 0od} pnll l1lo gan5 frall=
5o1iide Gbarafteriltifen atbmen: Soll=
l1enidein, 2nft lnlD Ntbmplpbure.
Seine @ennaloe lino mirfungspol,
lt1o nit &prliebe ma6lt CT eilllaalle
9anoidaftsi5enen, i'll Die ct eil1 aemil=
les gtspas - fait maren mir perlltd)t
SIT iagen uNlaieitatiid)es@" - bineil=
5ltlegen gelDl1Bt bat.
Stlins 8. @pftrnp.
SSl1 SSl1lil,s g. @oftrl1p Ierl1tel1 mir
eillen liebe1slpiirOigell &iinltler felt
ller, Ser al1Ber elmer Meibe pom Del
.aendloen NIT mebrersn glqltarellen
pertreten lit. Inns babeu oes Meiz
tiers slql1arelle heiier gefallen als lei
lie Selgenlaloe a6er iiber Sen @e=
idpnaf labt lid uid)t l@treiten - 1tno
lllolld)em Reiltdlcr mieOerllm meroen
Die SelgelalOe anipreden0er lein.
S%eoenfals iino ieine gql1arelle init
liebepoller 3etaillirung m1sgefiibrt,
llrlo es lit oieie gbarafteriltif, melde
Die 9lufmerfiamfeit Ser gell1d)er IN
MaBe altf iid1 leaft. M1td)
lit bic Ibatiadle ermabnensmerfb, Oab
Sltlilts 8. @oftrllp III ser aus s.
@erfe1 b~eitebenoen sllsitelltlg nit
% ODER iiber eillem 9rittel pertre=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
Sbcatcr III scr Nuroiucit
SaDcnpurt SurmgaQe.
Gultlpiel anl morgigen Sonntog. :
Sui pielieitigen @lllrlb uSn=
Tanterilt Yflalme".
,9(l1f bie(ieitiaen 9Gllnich"

r9(llf biclieitigen @l1nid"; 0ieie
g%feoelsart, nit Der 1llr 81 oft WiiB=
.bralld} getrieben miro, bat be5iiglid)
Der rGflarme" Nuifiibrlnna morgell
slbeno III Der Noronelt 3apel1port
Sllrn6olle, ibre ppalte geredtigltng.
Der 81lll'd), 0ieles pradtige Stiid in
jel1er crItflaiiiaen 8icoergo6e, mie
mir lie Dor einigel1 @pd)ell in lrl1le=
rem p@rano" miterlebtcu, npdulals
81 leben, lit tbotiddlid pielfa6 gedll.
Bert 1poroer1. Siele, Die ban1als Der
Hremiere beigemobnt, ba6en ibr 2of
geil11ger, es ibat ith berlmgelpro6en,
baB Die Muffii6rung lebensmertb i'll
rno 10 lit es alld) Ser @l1lld berer.
Die lciner5eit perbin0ert lparell, NOR.
gen Dieie eigenartige relic uGflolule"
Dom gallne Ocs Gergniigens berull:
ter5llibiittcln.
o. miro Noro1peIt=1 openport Der.
mltDlib alio nlprgcn abenO cine flei
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
8tsn,ard.;
J. @ortraa ocs neutrality-suspicious.
@illiam Craig @ilcul.

@ernr mir bebol,pten miiroelt, DOB
oie bisberigen 8ortraee poll Grofel-
ior @iuiam Craig @ilcor BON Scr
Stoats-llnioeriitat 51 Soma Gitp
ii6er oScdbs llngefrDnte @al,pter III
europa" iidl arober Nopllaritdt er=
frelltel1, 10 lpiirbe oas cine ebenio
moblmolle1toe 9%elpred)lr1g Icin mie
Bic N%el1tralitat Der @ereirigten Staa=
ten oen sllliirten aegeniiber mo6lmol=
leno lit.
Man gemiln1t bei Sen @ortrageu
oes @errn neutrality-suspicious. SIT iebr
Sen GinOrltf eines ltnoentiiden Sol
legs, unO oie gortrdge baben III Sc
miiIer @i1iidlt cllttal1idlt, oenll cine
lid1 aus alle,l gplfsihidtul 5%uion1=
me1iesenoe 3uboreridoft nno eil1e
&laiie Stll0cntet, Sic iid Dem @e-
id}idltslt1loilm miomel1, iino oenl
ooh 5peierlei 9e9riffe.
4rofelior @ilcpr bGlt feline ipge=
llanl1ten freicll @ortrage in f~liilli9er
Meoe. gr bringt pielmehr, gal15 mic
mir oas alts Dem @eid)idtslruterridt
Don Ser leli9en Sdul5eit fer gcmobnt
lillo, cine &eihe BON 3citpcriooen:
Don Damn bis Damn; lulo oas mar.
Damn I'M 0oalu1 iomie Gin Naar Ga=
rafteriitiidG Merfn1ale, Sic slim net
terell Stltoilm ser @eldid)te Ser be-
6n1Oelten 9erlol1li9feit anregel1 lol=
len.
@elllr sic @eil1der oes aeltrigen
@ortraas, bic lid) s1tnt iiheruiegel10en
Sbeile aus 3entidan1erifanern SUI
|arnnle1llette11, einell feliclnoen gur=
trag erlpartet 6attert, 10 lpllr0en lie
ol,rd) sic trotfene gprtragapeiie eini=
gernnaBen elatta11idt, 5llr1al es mobl
fallm ei1en @eluder geaeben bat, Der
nit ben p%orgebradjtel1 Ihatiadcn in
Dent 9eben lno @irfen Beg grpBen
&all5lers nidt %pertraut gspeien mdre..
Der MeOner ,bebanoelte leill Ibema
in 5ebn M6id1nitten
/. 9ie %allgelneillel Sdrittc, Sic
sur ginigltng 9eutlhlanos fiibrter.
2. Die 1otMper0igen grforoernille
Ser 0erltidel1 ginigul1g.
3. gbarafteriltifen bon 9islnard's
i1llerer Nolitif in 9rellbsn.
4. Characterization bon @ismard's
allgerneiller Nofitif in europa.
5. Sic Gnlellel1 bon gisn1ard's
Wadt nnb grfulg.
6. Sic &ombitotion Mrionlidcr
gi9eni 6aften IN 8ismard.
d. Gltellen ber 9ppoiitipn 8is=
marcfilder 4olitif.
8. Die orei groBen frenloen ariege.
8. gismarcf's 9ebenslaltf nod Dem
Sabre 1871.
10. Sic. enogHltiacn grgebnille
BON Wsn1ard' 2ebel1siperf.
Sim naditen Treitag fi1noet Ser leb=
te Notwithstanding iiber bas G6enlo
p@laoltone, Ser Sup c1glii6erStaats=
mannsfllnit" tatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

Merdants gransfer & Storage
60. Selepbon 855. (Mn3.)I
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27

ne gDlfermmoerung mitanieben nnb
6offentlid) %erlpcilt lib Die Illrnballe
OILS SIT flei11. Giele meroell NIT babel
ieill mollen, bomtt al1d) lie iid an ser
noblihmetfenOen Gflaume oeleftiren.
3ofiir, bab lie 0em Gublifl,m gut
.befonpmlt, miro IN erlter 2inie gurt
.8orib 1orgen, Ser bic Sitelroae IN
p%lrtlloier @eiie perforpert, al1f bns
Belte l>nterllilbt bon Den 3omcll
grildl1er, Carat @a1b6erg lln0 Sen,
Der, Den Serren &offman11, 8riid.
iler, 2oemenfelo nno SCHUBERT.
Die Derldieoenen @elangs= nl1o
Smn5nllmrmer1, 1oipie Sic 3miihen=
aftsmlllif miro gleidfoas ouf ser So
6e lein, Iobob o1d) in oieier @e3ie=
bnng alles mn 3enfbore getbol1
moroen lit. Natiirlid miro o1d III
9toroipei t0abenport n0Qig p6ne
Sonffleur aeipielt. gcfanntlid cine
'Sre5iolitGt unlerer treffliden aiinit-
Ter. Mlio Earole fir Counting
4beno: Mnf gum 8ilalrnlel1pfliide1
llad) 9eoromelt=I apenport!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-27
9(1ts benz @eridlt.

Ibomas n,,o Sobn S. Maril,a,,,
Observation-Disclosures Ser 9eadloIien-
idait bon Marp Chairman, bobell
ourd s(1tipalt Sc. Sall jbren S1lllB-
bi11terlegelt lallen.
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