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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
aepffllet.

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turSei @ottcsbieuit l~citetcn Die SiIfpfc
bon Canterbury llnb Spnbpn ulo Den
abidluB bilpcte on2 Sieb ~Surd) Die
Ynd,t DER Ountleu Stunbe" uno Notioz
ndlbnnnne.
Sci Dem @pttcsbienir iparen alld) cine
groBc Nn3dbl bon pe~rlpunbeteu Solbaz
ten unb Watroien allpeieno. benen alIl
Wunid, bes aonigs, Der Die Shaft
Uniform zines Stab5oifi8iers trrls. Die
eriten Tldee einserdumt porben
lpdren.
Im Nahmittns fanben iiberal
patriotiihe @erinmmlungeu itott, in
lpelten ourdltpeg Der @ntidlub betoni
lpllrbe. Den &riee 81 eilem iiegreifcn
Gnbe blrd)5ufiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
perf6ieScneS.

Gle panamcrifaniIde Sonic.
rcll5 hat lid, perta9t. nad)ocm lie lid
iiber ben Elon @iliou'S mo Cant
iina's aeeinigt bate.
-@rui Sfumo hat ein neileS iapa.
niides aobiuet acbilrct mo in oicicnr
bos TprtcieuiQc ocS NmSmGrtigcil
ilbcrllonmlcll.
Sic @ohl zines llcilcn ErGiiocn.
ten Scr Ncprblif Noiti iii oii ml6c.
Jimmie 3eit pcridobel woroel; pic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
Nnriliar, Siiebef Ke;lswsei
tccf.

Ut. Heu. gonaro aoSlomsfi, guri-
liar. giifuf bon Wtilmaufee, ltarb am
Sonntag abenb i'm ct. Soiepb's so.
lpital oaielbit. @r bate iif elmer
Operation am Baden unter5ogen, bon
Ser er iid] niht mieoer er6ulte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
Mntrage beg Germ Nic @onner.

&om Heiolutions .Gomite oeS Gen-
trdl-Gereins mllrOen BEL Der Sogling
pom 8. allgliit in ct. Ioul, @finn.,
folgenbe slntrdee oes Serrn Ghef-
Heoafteiirs Hic Conner, nit einiaen
lmmpcientlid,en genoerungen anae.
nommen:
Seroammnnsen Der @iliun : Eolitif.
rAls lopale amerifaniiGe Burger,
itul5 auf ole llnabbdnsisfett peIde
uniere Iprfabren ith i'll blutigen
&dmpfen geeen gngldnb e~rrtugen
muBten. teller mir Die Sorberun9en
oes rilfenthu unb Die
SntereKen bes VplfeS Der Wereinisten
Staaten ais Hihtifnur fiir unier
%erbaIten i'm gegeupdrtigen &elts
friege nllf:
@ir p%errrtbeileu Sen 9rlinoidB,
y0p countrp right or mrpng", ais
unmoruliid, mn bdlten GO fiir It E
Eflift mes iebeu freibeitliebcnDen
giirgers bieier Heplrbrif mit3ufpirfen,
puB Der Srdiipent unb bic Hegierulg
u~nieres 9unbes lid) bon Den @runos
idscn bes Gbriirentbumes. pubrer
Sumanitdt unb ebrlider Sriebensliebe
lciten Lane;
@ir bennitanpen Srdiibent @ilion's
Sanplnn9speiie pnrh ipelhe er in uns
cpnitititionelcr @eiie, obne SpngreB
unb %olf Der Ser. Stanten 81 Hntbc
Su 5iebeu, MuBnabmen trifit Die gum
aricge fiibren fpnnten;
Wnbre Sumdnitdt, ;. T.. hriitlihe
@eiinuung itnb Die beiteu Sntcreiien
Der Der. Stnuteu perlansen ed)te Neuz
trnlitdt bel Hegierluug unb Solf hes
9nnbe5: cine ebrlide, unparteiiide
Stelung %ge9cnilber Den friesiilbrenpen
Sdnoern. @ir betrod)ten es baber ais
announcement fir ben Sricpen
81 b unp Den &ricg pnrd Wllni>
tiolss Sieferun9en 5u ndbren ullo
per ldn9ern;
@ir perbdmmcn ais DEM 9eiItc bes
ameritnniiden .Snir Slnp" binnlctrnl
entecgengeiest. cine 6nnplun9slpeiic,
pcldc nit ppppeltcm Inbe miBt:
eincrieits grpBc Nddsicbisfeit
SeiHt 9cgcn Die / il c II, idlperen Mibz
grille zines friegfiibrenpen Snnocs
III Der WiBnftun9 internationalen
Hed,tcs. in Der ifpercn Sfdoi9unS
pes Sanoels Der Der. Stauten. III ltn@
menidlihen TuSbrngerun9ss Nbiiften
ionic in Der MiBndtung Der Sanbelss
redbte nclltraler Sdnber uub anoes
rcricits ilnscbilbrlihe Strenge
unp n~bitoBcnbe u ii If / h t -
Ipiisfeit geseniiber ben auirihs
tisen Sreumbifaits Grtldruusen mn
prnftiihen Sprihld9en zines anberen
Sanbes;
@ir %perbammen entid,ieoen Die
Seritellling unb Den TerIanbt BON
&riegsmnterial III einem nod mic ods
geipeieuen IaBiInbe nlS idGblidc
IlIScnblidSs Griplge im @eIddftslcben
u~nieres 9aubeS pdbrenb anoere Sc
id)ditS5lpeige bnrnicotrle9en; mir icbeu
in iolder @eihGftslu9c mseIumbe
pirtbidaftlife %erbGltnine. melhe
Slm Sbeilc bnrnuS entitanben
iiup. ras Die Ne9ierung YrGiicent
@ilipu's unieren Saupelspertebr ais
ncutrolc3 Sunb 9cgcn eugliid)c llcbers
grille Snr Gee nidlt ST. lhiiscu peiB;
@ir perlun9en eneraiidc 9eltcubz
mndun8 Der Hcdltc ~unicrea Sdnoes
auf Den Weltmecrcn uno entid,ieoenes.
prpmptes 6anbcln 9c9en Die britiide
llnierbrilduug Der SanpeIsireibeit sur
Gee;
&ir pcrurthcilcn bic duBcre Yplitit
Der 9Ggieruna Trdiibcnt @ilion'S ui6t
mur pcil JIG I'M iceigcn @cltfric9c Den
bciten Sntcrcnen bcs &plfcS unb Der
@ilrpc Der %cr. Staatcr 9eldaect bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

Ionlirol Gaperton meloet, hcrrift in
6aiti Hitbc.
-Nellters Correspondent in Ee.
tersburg beridtet. oub cin Moroper-
'ltd, altf oen rtIiiiden llnteritonts.
lefret1r oes aeltBern Wt. Henratom
ulterllommen mproen lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

Ionoern neil bieielbe aud, fir bic 3u=
fnnft fiir bns @obl u~nieres %plfe5
ourdl Die orpbenbe engliifc uub iapaz
nilt,e 8efabr perbdngniBpoa bleibt;
@ir peroen baber unierc Stimz
men bel Der nddliten Yrdiibentenipabl
teinem Yrdiibeutihafts Ganbiraten
geben, ipeld,er lid, nid,t al5 entidie>
pener %ertbeipieer 3irnnl Der ppliz
til6en uno 10 / / + d) q +
Il den llnabbdnsiefeit Der &er.
Staaten bon Der gepormunoung rno
lleberuortbeilung bnrf irseno cine
e urppdiihe ober niidti d. e
0eudt erfldrt unb %betbdtist."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
9te Senti9em
tn @ari1am.

Sfiperc Verlnite Der Staliener. -
Warifau iii pun ben 9apern &C.
itiirmt uurnen. = Sampier ,Gp=
iteap" pon beutifem ltnterieebuut
perienft. - S%talieniihes 9nftihiff
TIT bic Ioria seitiir5t. - Smansuruo
tiel am ielben 5nse ipie Waridau.
= Gummanoam Der fran;5iihen
8allipplt : expedition ieines Imtes
ertbuben. = Sampfer ,,Wiai" III
ben 8rmnb gebpbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
Snloisnns Dem Eapite ais S~rieoens.
@ermittler.

Die so. @enerals @criammling bcs
,. 3.s&. Scntrolz@ ereiitS begrilBt nit
b%eiunperer' Sreube bic iteigenpc Iuerz
fennung Der moruliid)en Naft beS
Taplttbumee inter Der glprreidlen He@
gierung u~niercs 6l. &aters, Tapir Be
nepitt oes Silnf5ebnten, in Den tpiene
Den &irren be5 &eltfrieges. @Gbs
rcno Die Tplter III &affeu itdrrcn uno
III W tllioueub eeren mittelit Der
D erpollt o M nj II q, l.
nelIen Sehuit Dem W}aiienz
mprpe frDhnen uub oil Die brutalc @ez
malt ais Sdicbsrihter appcliercn,
rid)ten lit Die Slide unb Spfimun9eu
aller friItlid, bentenben Hcgcnten, ne
%9icrnngen, Tolter unb Sumilicn in
bciBer Sebnilld)t bin 6ulm Supittbume
ais Der ein5igcn adtung9ebietcupeu.
%lelbltloIen. interuationulcu Wndt.
oeren Ginilub nitt aui Der @nifenz
geipdlt berlbt.
Wit %belpnoerer @enugtbultng cpus
ltutiereu mir. bdB Die ocutid)eu Geuz
tralmdhte Gliropa's iid berppre
tbun purh prpmptes unb ipiQiges
Ginseben alif Die %oridldge Sapit Be-
nebift'a oea SilnfSebntcn. SicicsI mar
nid)t mn Der Sal bel Dem %eriud)e
pes 81, Tdters, cinen &aifenitiQitonb,
eilcn 8pttcsfricbeu. am @eibnad)tsz
feite. am 8eburtstage pcs elpi9en
Sriebcnsfilrircna, 6I peranla'ieu; niht
MIR bcim IustnIife f~umpfmntall9z
lifer &riegs9efan9ener mn Der
pflc9un9 b%erlelbeu i'll Der SdpeiS,
Ipnpern audi III Se5ug nui bie 6pfs
ahtlln9 Der 9%ciItlidlcil, bc5. ser btid6f@
lidcn unb prieitcrlideu @iiroe I'M
Wnifentra9cu uub III Der Iusilbung
Der Seeliorgc. ipie in Der Sebunbliug
Der %scfnngencn tatboliid,cn @eiitlihen
mad Dem @lrlihe bes Sl. &aters, ips
wie gan5 beionpers III Der ~ireubisen
In%ertennung, peld,e Die Central
mdfte Guropu's Den Sriepensbez
"itrebun9en Yaplt Senebift's am
Sabrestuac Der &ricgserDifnuu9
pionleten.
Sic 3eidlen uup Sllmal pie y I b
Der 3cit bcrettigcn 5u Der 6oiinung,
unh. mir dlIBern aclpiB mIr Ben
@lmid) unb bnS beige %erlanseu Der
aatboliten Der gnn5cu 8elt. bnB Die
Trdlimiuarien Sllm SricbenSihluiic
mn Die Observation-Disclosures iclbit
I'M Sinue Der Nunciiung bes Yapites
rno ieiueS Stdntoz Sefretdrs y. Gnrp.
0~uaparri scfilbrt merpen lulo 5lpnr bel
pffi6iellcr &ertretlIug I'M Hutbc
ielblt. lpeldcr Den SricbeueidnIB cuts
giiltig rcgclt. Nld beteu mn boifen
mir. baB Die idntmtliheu Hesierungeu
Der @clt. bic Ser. Stnateu nid,r 'ullsz
gcihloilen, in pauernbe oiiiSicae DC
6iebuug sum %ntifan lrcteu unp be
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nun NJ q dnNl h notbWcns
hi9cu Madt bca EupiitbumcS ais
ltdrtltcr 0orb unp @rbaltcr bca
@eliiriebens,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
StamantcmcS SmbtlGmmt rce >.
M.s6. Central Ncrcine.
Gum Sruten Male lit st. Eaml.-Sclesaten eimseruiiem. = 2crsetsc
geamtem. Gomhe fir iuIaIc Erupasamba. Samstass Situns.
S'Mr am Spnntas. - Saanns bes 8. Nngni.
Spe3ialseprreiponben5 bon u. 81

M Spnntog, Den s. Iusun, be- prft mo cine Neihe bon nittiae
vi gam III ct Youl, Wfinn, Die Ingregenbcuen bciprpdcn mmper
60. General Genammlung bs Shic5 Gumtc bencbt as foIacnbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

(6ortiesuns oui Der II, Scitc.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

6. Nnsuf.-Sn NuBlano lit iest sic
gauge @eidielz Sinie nit Iusnabnte
Der mumittSlbur nprblit bon @nriddu
gelegcneu Seitun9 Nopogeorgieiclpsf
BON bcn belltid piterreidiid)en Irmccu
beiest pprocn. - Spangorob iicl allr
sleidlen Sage ipic %urihm in Die
Sdnoe Der %erbiinocteu, iebod mar Die
MelDnng bon Sunoon 6uriidsebalteu
iuorben. - %on Dem S~ortsnn9 pcs
ruiiiiheu HiidSuaes 6miideu 8cidicl
uno Sug perinltet nidtS NeucS. =
Sn Nprbcu boben iid Siilop's Srups
pen MiSo bis onf 5chu Mcilcu gcs
uGbert unb Der Sal bcS bebcutcnbcu
(S%ortiesuu9 aui Der II, Seite.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

VS. Gomitc for SoSiale Yropa>
ea,hr, pobl bns lpihtigite mb bcbcuts
ianc i'm Sinblid auf pic ieruereu
Nrltcn bea Gcntrnls %crcino, trot
ihp, am ). Nuguit IN Chicago. a.,
Sniomcn mo biclt cine Meibc bon
%crhmillmscu nb, in nelden Der
Sabrbcridt pcS Gcntrols &crcius &C.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
City Hens

Harry Sperry will open the City Ice company Monday on Commercial street.
 Mrs. George Bailey of 263 woodlawn avenue has gone to Buffalo, N. Y. on visit.
 Comptroller M. c. Webster will give an address before the Baraca club of the Methodist church tomorrow noon.
 A social and whist followed the meeting last night of Stella Rebekah lodge, I. O. O. r.
 Through Lawyer M. D. Sake Fl. Cantowitch is suing Katherine Skoe- zon for $100.
 Owing to technical flaw in the application, the hearing on the appli- cation of Joseph Landino for the trans- fer of his liquor license from 294 to 2s4 South Main street has been con- tinued until 9:30 o'clock June 4.
 David Dolfman of Newington re. ported to the police last night that he had left his team on Elm street and when he went for 1t it was gone. It was later found on the street and taken to Whites livery stable
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
JURY RETURNS LEGAL
 VERDICT FOR COLONEL
(Continued from First Page.)

that the Anglo-Saxon system of de- termining questions between litigants is rightly lodged in the hands of @ jury of twelve men.
 Moreover it determines that jurors holding political views opposed to those held by a party will not be swayed thereby in determining the questions submitted to them"
 Burns Held Out Till Today.
 The foreman of the jury in a state- ment said:
 After the first ballot we stood II to 1 in favor of the defendant. Those figures were never changed MT. Burns refusing to change his vote-until this morning.
 Except MT. Burns the jurors who voted for the plaintiff on the first ballot did so, they said, because they did not want it to appear that they save insufficient consideration to the great mass of evidence that was pre- sented during those five long weeks"
 Barnes to Appeal Verdict.
 New York, May 22.vWilliam M. Wins of counsel for Wm. Barnes, an nounced this afternoon that an appeal would be taken from the verdict of the jury at Syracuse, which found in favor of Theodore Roosevelt in the trial of the libel suit brought by MT. Barnes against the former president.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22

Miss Florine Parker of 105 Vine street will entertain at tea Wednes- day afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss Katherine Whiteside of Louis vile, Ky.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22

Miss Margaret Eddy of West Main street will return home Thursday from Miss Spencer's School in New York for the summer vacation.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22

. Tuesday afternoon the home of Mrs. Charles S. Landers of 136 East Main street was the scene of one of the most suspicious occasions of the so- cial season when Mrs. Landers and her sister, Mrs. Mortimer AN. Judd, were hostesses at a tea given in honor of Mrs. Harold Lee Judd of Minnea- polls. -- I. % The commodious rooms of the hand some Landers residence were luxur- iously decorated under the care of Hartford decorators, the parlor, recep- tion room, library and dining room being embowered with garlands of American Beauty and Lady Hfllingden roses and snapdragon of various colors. The hours of the tea were from 4 to 6:30. Mrs. Landers, Mrs. Mortimer N. Judd, Mrs. Harold Lee Judd and Miss Anna Bodley received the 240 guests in the parlor while Mrs. tWil- liam c. Hungerford, Mrs. John n. Buck of Hartford and Mrs. Charles B. Parsons received the many guests in the reception room. -
 Mrs Frederick s. Cham berlain, Mrs. Walter H. Hart, Mrs.f William c. Hun gerford and Mrs. Allen c. McKinnie poured. The dining room was law ishly decorated with bouquets of the rare Lady Hillingden roses and per fectly appointed refreshments were served. H
 Lemonade was served in the, library by Mrs. William S. Rowlands, Mrs. Russell c. Germond and Miss Mabel Crawford. gsr &
 Those who assisted in serving in the dining room were Mrs. Harry M. D~A@ ,l1 iCC Bertha Chamberlain, Miss Cornelia Chamberlain and Miss Louise Noble.
 A corsage bouquet of orchids was the gift of the hostesses of the after noon to each of the ladies who so ably assisted in receiving and serv- ing. The guest of honor, Mrs. Har- old Lee Judd, looked charming in a simple white gown and was the re- cipient of many beautiful bouquets of flowers given her by her husbands friends in this and neighbortng cities.
 A meeting of the executive conn mittee of the music division of the Woman's club was held yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. William c. Hungerford of Russell street.
 
 Miss Ruth Hutchinson of Lincoln street entertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Frederick West Porter. Mrs. Harry c. Hine and Mrs. Porter captured the prizes.
 F
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Hoffman are receiving congratulations upon the Arrival of a daughter.
 Miss Katherine Whiteside of Louis vile, Ky, is the guest of Miss Florlhe Parker of Vine street. .-
 Mrs. William c. Hungerford enter tained number of her friends at | luncheon at her home on Russell | street Wednesday noon.
 Mrs. George L.. Damon of West Main street is spending the weekend with | her daughter, Miss Ruth Damon, at | Mt. Holyoke college, South Hadley. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
MIDDLETOWN BANK =
 PRESIDENT DEAD
Robert N. Jackson. Great Grandson of
 Gen. Michael Jackson of Contin- F ental Army Passes Away.

Middietown, May 22.-Robert N. Jackson, first and only president of the Middletown Banking company, died today aged 70. Although born in Paris, France, MT. Jackson had lived practically his life here. For forty years he was the head of. the banking company which is now in re- ceivers hands.
 MT. Jackson was a member of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincin- natl. representing his great grand father, Gen. Michael Jackson of the Continental army.
 Mrs. Jackson, two sons and two daughters survive.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22

z Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Lincoln quietly celebrated their silver wedding ami. versary Tuesday at their home ir Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
7yHoks95 Jsxx SOY S9Cf l l E.rEuEf9l,sf x. ssE;jYfs7ELD]

Tn the accompanying illustration are shown Thomas Nelson Page. the An1eri.an ambassador in Rome, and Ire fericH c. Penfield, the American anlnassador ir- Vienna Italy has asked MT. Fenfield to look after her Interests in Austria. It was thought that MT. Page would act in a similar rsTacity for Aas.ria Tn Rome. but later 1t was stated that 0prt1cn yGn l'nelcw, the German an,tassad dor in Roinc, insisted that Austris, in the case of war, should not intrusr her interests in Italy to the United States huc to Spain.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
WHY YOU NEED
 MCCALL
 FASHIONS

#. Mccall Patterns havc a reIllarka- ble perfection in accuracy in fit and iS simplicity. After nearly fifty years of experience Mccall patterns are so perfect that the woman who sews at home can cut into the finest fabric, following the simple clear diagram and instructions, with no fear of waste or shortage. The finished result will fit accurately and look exactly like the fashion.
 Illustration Patterns 10c and 15c. Mccall Magazine for June SC.
 Mccall Summer Fashion Book 15c, pattern free.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
NAVY DAY EVENTS AT ITHACA

Ithaca, N. Y., May 22.-Ithaca to- day Is extending its welcome to thou- sands of visitors for the annual navy day events. The skies this morning were cloudy. with indications, how ever of good weather for the Corneli- Yale baseball game and Cornell-Har- ward regatta here this afternoon. Cor nelrs crack tennis team also was to fight 1t out with Yales racquet ysield- CTS. r.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22
Boston ! Store Linen
 @ l. Su,itiings i

IN ALL THE WANTED COLORS. LINENS ARE MORE DESIRABLE THAN EVER THIS YEAR.
 Soft finished linens that do not crush, heavy and wool woven make cool, comfortable dresses for sum- mer, handsome colors and scrviceable qualities. f''
 RANIIE LINEN-S8 inch, comes in all the desirable colors, heavy soft- weave fast colors, 35c yd.
 27-INCH lighter weight linen in the wanted colors, special 25c yd.
 NATURAL LINENS-S6 to 45 inch light medium and heavy. 25c to 35c yd.
 sg NS.s asSfsgAftlya sas g@ef 4rtsH4 tt M sf
 WHITE AND OYSTER colored lin- ems, big variety to select from in fiat and round threads from the thin handkerchief linens up to the heavier stiting linens, 25c to 75c yd. @.s
New Britain herald., 1915-05-22

Mrs. Herman Lesser will leave soon to spend the summer at Long Branch. New Jersey. '. ...
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-06-18
The Weather.

Showers owe a good portion of the
county the first of the week was of
great benefit to the corn, especially the
old corn that was in silk and tassel.
The farmers who had oats and wheat
in the field and cutting, and the alfalfa
growers who had their second cutting
down, would have preferred clear, hot
weather. 1t is hard, though, to have
exactly the weather to suit all condi-
tions. A hard wind and hail storm
passed through several plantations on
the eastern edge of the county last
Friday afternoon and on the Mcleod
and Harlan places q number of trees
were blown down.
During the storm la st Friday after
noon, Anthony Dent was killed by
lighting or the Dent place, east of Ma
con. He was struck while going from
his shop to his house and 80 severely
shocked that he died the next day.
Mr.. Dayton Dent, who was in town
today, said he regarded Anthony as one
of the best colored citizens of the coun-
ty, industrious, honest aud absolutely
trust worthy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-06-18
Artistic Exhibit.

A window exhibit, the beauty anG
artistic skill of which would, of them.
selves, attract much attention, and
which is of added interest from the
fact that it is made of Noxubee pro-
ducts, can be seen in the window OF
the Noxubee County Hardware Com.
pany. The exhibit consists of a cane
frame draped with wheat, both the
bearded and unbearded varieties being
used, oats, johnson grass and wheat.
The specimens show what fine crops Of
these plants can be grown here, and
are arranged in a way to please the eye
and excite admiration. The exhibit
was gotten up and arranged by Hon C,
G. Thompson. and the plants used were
al gro~n on 'he old Nshornsr place.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-06-18
Knights Of Pythias
Celebrate Twenty-fh
\ Anniversary in Macon

Last night marked the 18th milestone
"A the history of Noxubee Lodge No
l63, Knights Of Pythias. 1t was ineeec
" pleasure long to be remembered BY
Those present. The first on the pro-
FRAN was the limitation Of Mr.. Will
iiam B. Lucas in the Rank of Page,
hitter which the lodge was opened in the
Rank of Knight and besides the cele'
hration of the 25th Anniversary Of the
lodge, one OF the most interesting
events of the evening was the ~presenta.
Zion of the Veterans Jewels to Broth
Yrs l.. 4. Holbcrg. W. F. Allen, A. D.
binion, Y. T. Dorroh. W. S. Farmer,
n. M, Irion and S. F. Feibelman, who
lad been members in good standing fol-
quarter of a century.
The presentation was made IN a
BEAUTIFUL talk by Hon. Beverly Mat
News of the Columbus Lodge and the
flembers were held spellbound as they
listened to the beautiful address in pre-.
'ssuting the jewels to those who had
/. Nught so valiantly for the cause in the
Ears that have gone.
{(ahen came the presentation of the
last Grand Chancellor's Jewel to that
'(blendid and beloved knight, Hon. |. l..
hbrroh, who had SO jealousy labored
,r the canse so dear indeed to his
cart; the jewel came from the Grand
lsdpe and was presented by Supreme
representative, viii A. Sessions, OF
)}ekson, Miss, who made a short talk
}lIling the recipient that it was not 80
,uch the intrinsic value of the emblem,
r. the love of the brotherhood that it
presented, just the heart message
yom those it represented, as well as
iose who were absent, who wished
! him only those things that 60 to
axe the world brighter and better.
Rrc.her bcsrcb wss deeply touched
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Terrible Accident.
Edwin Fdser Shoots HimssH Accident.
ally This Moraing.

Edwin Faser Shoots HimssH Accident.
ally The Morafns.
Edwin, the f~ourteen.year old son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Faser, was almost
instantly killed this friday morning
while out hunting On the river. In
company with his father and two
young SONS of Mr.. and Mrs. K. l..
Lucas he had been acros the river
hunting squirrels. About nine O'Clock
they got in a boat and crossed the
river. Edwin twas the last to leave
the boat, and it is supposed that he
pulled his single-barrel shot gun
across the seat of the boat, which
caused it to fire, the shot striking him
in the abdomen. He fell from the
boat into the water, but pulled him
self back in to the boat. He did not
speak after being lshot and died half
an hour later at the nome of Mr..
Lucas.
After services at the home Of his
parents the remains will be inferred
tomorrow Saturday at 10 o'clock in
the Odd Fellows cemetery.
Edwin, who was the only son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Faser, was a bright,
manly boy, and the entire community
feel deeply for the parents in their
terrible misfortune.
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CHURCHES
FE&T
BAPTIST.

49,
Special music has been prepared for
the II o'clock service at the Baptist
church. Sunday, June so:
Organ Prelude.
Opening Chorus. Choir.
Hymn. Congregation.
A~ouncements.
Nazerene Selection. Great Com
mandment, Solos by Geo. Richmond
and Y. Jones, Sr.
Collection.
Duet, Come. Holy Spirit" DR.. and
Mrs. Barclay.
Sculpture Reading.
Sermon, Subject, Blessings from
Trials"
Hymn. Congregation.
Benediction.
Postilude.
METHODIST.
Services at the Methodist church a
night for all.
EPISCOPAL.
There will be services in Episcopal
church Sunday, June Goth. 8 p. m. The
public is cordially invited.
SALEM. I.
Children's Day will be observed at
Salem church on Sunday next. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
DR.. Jones, Of the Presbyterian church,
will preach Sunday at Shuqualak.