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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-08-13

| Miss Geneyieve Mertze returned tC
Chicago Saturday after two week i
visit at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Felzman
Her sister, Mss Margaret, remains
/ for the rest of the month.
The Review office received a social
call Saturday from w. FL. Hardy, of
Waukesha, who with his family. and
and some friends are taking two
weeks vacation at the Hardy summer
home at Three Lakes.
Land for SaIe-70 acres on nice
lake. The Racine land in section 8
town 40 range s. Fine summer re-
sort. Price reasonable on your own
terms. Look it up.
f. G. Anderson, Hammond, Wis.
Services at ST, Ignatius Episcopal
church Friday evening conducted by
Revs'. Webster, KiercheT, and Deis
were treat TO those fortunately abb
lie TO enjoy them, EI. Deis who is
lately returned fr0n lengthy So
journ in China, gave highly inter-
esting talk on the life, customs ETC.,
of that country. The musical pro-
gram was also exceptionally well
filled and rendered.
They say that Rhineiander UNI
pire's eyesight has been bad for the
last two or three years. There's
nothing strange about that if true
Most OF the citizens over there have
until recently, been straing their
eyes outrageonSly in looking for that
new Normal School TO drop down
there.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
BREAU GOtS BACK
TO &C IN NEW YORK
ATTEMPT TO RAISE PRICE FAILS
FAILS FlNALLY-SMALL BAK.
ERS WILL FOLLOW

New York, March 1.-THE Ward
baking Company acting Independent.
'y and apparently without the l,uowl
edge of any OF the other large bakae
Industries, announced last ni.h. that
me price of bread woglI be put back
to cents a loaf today
John J. Dillon, commissioner OF the
state department of foods and mar
kets, said this announcement meant
that the attempt to force C-ceat bread
on New York had fai ed. 1t is ex.
pected that all of the concerns viii b
advanced the price when wheat was
soaring skyward will fall in line and
go back to scent bread as quickly as
possible.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
viii Advertise Pine.

The lumber Industry OF this state
is to be advertised to the world
through motion pictures, for J. l.
Smith. manager of the MississiDpj
commission appointed to raise funds
for the erection and equipment of a
mississippi building at the Panama.
Facihc International exposition in San
Francisco, has just closed a contract
with the Lamb-Fish Lumber company.
or Charleston, manufacturers of gum
ana quarter sawed oak hardwoods. for
the sum OF $4,000, to have movinr
pictures made of tree, from the time
II Is cut down until it is shipped, as
dressed lumber, from Gulfport.
The picture will be used in the mo-
tion picture theatre of the Mississip.
pi building at the exposition. and later
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
GRADUAL REVIVAL IN
LUMBER INDUSTRY
fContinucd From Page CGe)

on the yellow pine market have beer
conflicting for several days. Some re
| port fairly good business, while other:
say there is nothing. Spring trade
| has not yet developed according tC
expectations, although a hopeful atti
tude Is prevalent. Weather condition
are still a factor and are controlline
operations to a certain extent. Millin
has been eurtailed because Of wet
woods
There has been no demand for pole
stock and business has been dull Re.
ports from St Louis, Chicago and
Pittsburg have been discouraging.
with a slight decrease in prices for
edge grain, flooring, ceiling, PARTITION
and shed stock. Finish is 81 off
while dimension holds steady at the
same price, Car material is IN.
changed.
Several mills are moving lumber to
prevent stick rot and this is HAVING
some effect on the market.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
Took Booty From
Him and Soaked
Hin,3O Days, Too
LITTLE SYLVESTER CROSS. a
YOUTHFUL PickANiNNY BAN
DIT. HAS HARD DAY.

Diminutive Sylvester Cross, a small
pickaninny with big desires, is the
boy who robbed another youth, Luther
Creel. on Columbia street Tuesday aft
ernoon. but who lost his dollar of
booty before he could get away with
1t.
Sylvester denies the charge. but sew.
eral witnesses appeared in police court
today and identified the young bandit.
Creel gave the boy permission to ride
IN his wagon with him, and when Syl.
yester tried to jump out and run away.
his white companion grabbed him. and
the frightened steed started down Co
lumbia street at the fastest rate he
ever has made. The wagon stopped in
front of negro cabin, and Creel ask
ed for assistance. Sylvester was fore.
ed to give the boy his dollar back. and
was released. The police arrested
him. however. and he will spend the
next 30 days carrying water for the
street gang now engaged in repair
work in Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
WORKS GO
INTO NEW BUILDING

The Hattiesburs Coca-Cola Bottling
Works. which has occupied the build
ing at 500 East Second street since
established here several years ago, is
moving into its new quarters in the
Burch building on Main street.
The company recently purchased
the structure, and will use the greater
part OF 1t as factory. The autonro-
bile business which has made use of
the building in the past, will continue
there. as provisions have been made
for housing both concerns in the same
structure
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
HOW TO ECONOMIC ON FOOD.

Perrin, March II. - Berlin is til
scene at tkis time OF numerous meaa
ings, largely attended by women o..
every class, at which ways and means
OF more economical living are discus.
sed by prominent physicians
The women are being urged 10 cut
down the consumption Of meat BY AT
least 10 per cent and to resort NOR,
to the use of milk The women are
asked to think OF the men In the field
and the haldships they have TO endure
II economy IN ea,.ag seems to be too
difficult
One physician. apeaking the other
night, likened the situation to that of
The tourist, vino perforce must at
times make a meal from chocolata
and bread until more favorable cir.
cumstances arrive He told his audi.
ence that they were mere slaves to
appetite If they were not able to cleo,
easily to eat less of the scarcer foods
Soup in place of coffee for the early
morning breakfast is being urged h.,
some physicians, especially for adults
and then the omission of the German
second breakfast" to the conseouec.
saving Of thousands of pounds Of foos
stuffs.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
W 1t Feels to
ace eDedh, Told
in GraphicLeHe,
TiESBURG BOY GETS INTER.
STING MIsSlVE FROM THE
WAR ZONE.
lhif OF powder and a taste of re,

jhlff OF powder and taste of reg
r fighting, such as has been
1aled never before in the history OF
stlons, was brought to Hattiesbure
oday from the thickest Of the Euro
pean conflict in a letter received by
Madison Parker, a young tobacco
salesman, from friend now in the
| trenches on the FrauroBegian from.
tier.
Tracy Richardson a Canadian, who
enlisted in the Princess Paricia Ca
nadian Light Infantry. a friend OF
farker's sent him the following let
ter, dated January p, but no address
ilFen. 1t was shipped about the con
tinent for days and days before it
iinaly was headed toward the United
States, and the envelope showed thai
it had been opened more than once by
the censors. whether British or Ger
man, no one ever will know.
The letter is:
Just a few line, Tor tlat Is about
all person can write .or they DO no,
ALLOW yor to tell how long son have
been Le;e, NLele you are, or hardly
Why }ou ase here, but we are here and
al 10 ue good so far. Things are
.sfy ~et here trenches are knee deer
II. water and German shells are rhic,
as ony one coQd wish.
Ill rains most Of tie time ana waen
it doesn't rain, it SHOWS. We put four
days in the trenches and eight out
We are not trying to move. the wealth.
er is too lad. All we ask for is sprino
and dry weather. Yesterday we had
a bath. The first for about a month
and ~e sure needed it. You can imae
ihe what chance a man has to keep
very clean.
""e'had plum duff and tobacco for
AinaS' and that makes me think Mad, |
lson' ! can't get any tobacco here fit
TO chew. Could you send me a pound
of American chewing tobacco and / !
VIII try to get hold of something over
here to send you Wrap it up in
strong paper and tie well, and you will /
earn my lasting gratitude.
You see some funny things here.
The habits of the people are peculiar
indeed We call them very oldfa
as wooden shoes. the use
u doss in tread mills, etc, and when
set back. sure will have some tales
to tel.
We'll, tea is up so will close. and will
"fite AGAIN when l have the oppor.
unity Yours as ever,
Tracy Richardson SC5,
rf'nces' Fatricia's Canadian Liqht
ia19htry Machine Gun Section. Brit
i'h F@nd Forces. En- ziand."
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
Little Change at jackson.

Jackson Miss, March 11.-Little
change ie noticeable tsis weak by Mis-.
a-ssippi lumb.rmeu in either prices
3t t-rde clnlilons a sero.al ie.l
Ing Oh optimism continues 10 prevail.
hHvover and steady improvement
appears t. lie i'0aed for by manufactur-
ers and sales agents from now on.
The opening Of apring ia the north
and east IS expected to fayorabiy eff.
feet building operations.
The railAads are not buying much
but there is some inquiry coming in
from car companies for high-grade
material. Orders are principally from
north of the Ohio river.
Prices rule about the same. and
have been fuctuating up and down
over narrow range for some weeks
Prevailing quotations are about as fol.
lows. all but the first figures beine
@. b. mill: Dimension, $40 eff list;
S-inch No. shiplap, $40 to 81.
inch No, 2 flooring. 50 to $40; 4inch
No. 2 flooring, $3.50 to $3.50.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
IOuR SPAN|ARDS ARE
killed BY MEx|CANS
AMsAssADoR REPORTS 70 STATE
PseAerAeNr OF COUNTRY.
NEWS ASSASSINATION.

" ashington. D. c.. March 1.-THE
spanish ambassador informed the
1t2te Department this afternoon that
1our Spaniards had been assassinated
m Mexico City. and presented reports
~ tpe iooting aud burning of several
sresidences in the outskirts of the city
lie made no specific request for action.
cfhciais here are studying the re-
5piy OF Carranza directed to the Presi-
went and received late last night. Car
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
FLY is IN The CITY
ON HIS WAY TO BHOXI
Secretary To Congressman Harrison
Stops Off For The Day.

Eugene Fly, private secretary tc
Representative b. p Harrison, is in
Hattiesburg today on his way to Bi
IoM, where he will join the Mississip.
pl congressman sometime this week.
Fly is Hattiosburgan, and said he
was glad to get back to Mississippi
after his long stay in Washington
He will be in Biloxi, Mr.. IGarrlson's
home, during the recess. It is not
likely that either Mr.. Harrison or
young Fly will return to Washington
iii next winter.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
Hotel Arrivals

Registered at the Hotel Hattiesburs
today We're: j. G.. Hamilton, w Sea
jwell, W. W. Hagle, R. Dennery, l.. l.
HInkley, H. w. Frantz. M. Teijelo. y
Anderson Smith, |. A. Simon and
Homer S. Smith. New Orleans. r A
stewart, A. l.. Rodgers, jackson: c. G
| Howell, Chicago; John McInernav
Natchez; S. E. McEachern, s. P. vii.
hanson, Mobile; r. j. Fancette Jack
son; j. F. Wilson. w. D. Mcbride.
Meridian; r. w. Biggs, C. & s. r
T.; w. G. Whitehead. Norforf; A. H.
onhlg, boston; E. G. Rosenfield. Bir-
mlngham; V. c. Stadler, Greenville
Miss Margaret Graham. Columbia. NJ
~ Covert, II. S. Thorne, Pittsburg. Pa.
A. G. kroncke and wife, Mobile; E. A.
ynch, Rochester; E. L. Glover. Jack.
son; J. H. Daughdrill Mobile: r Q
Reddock, Cincinnati: F. H. Percy Bir.
minsham; R. J.. Longino, Silver Creek
Miss; II. c. CARRIER. Atlanta. G. c.
Crutcber. Mobile: ]. S. Van Cleye Dal.
las; X. d. Trusenbery MONTGOMERY.
). B. Newman. Monticello, Miss.
Q. G. Alexander, Meridian; Dudley r
Cowles, Atlanta: ]. N. Rivers. Univer-
sity' Geo. H. Rhorer, Chicago; Robert
D. Aiidn' Cincinnati; H. d. Motler,
Memphis; G. H. Hover. Biloxi; E. N.
FarrieS New York; Eugene Fly, Wash.
lngton( d. C.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
c. B. NOBLE DEAD.

Laurel. Miss, Marcn i1.-Curtis b
Noble, at one time a newspaper man
in Laurel, died in Tuscon, Arizona, at
5 o'c,ock Tuesday afternoon suffering
long time with tuberculosis. He
was the son of r. P. Noble, promi.
neat citizen of Jones county Mr..
Noble is survived by wife and two
children.
The body will be brought to Laurel
fer interment The date of the funeral
will be announced later.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
TgRNs ID REOPEN SCHOOLS
inn .4aSncintcd prcss ,

Berlin. March lin the midst q
W&r Turkey finds time to begin the re
form OF its school system. and ba
turned 70 Germany for leader in tn
movement. The mnn selected for this
purpose is Professor Franz Schmidt
VINO fas hitherto had charge of a b,,.
reao CT education in the German For
ei2n Office. He formerly conducted a
German high-school in Bucharest and
ne mas been close student of foreign
educational afafirs. He is now to h.
a,.acned - to the Turkish Ministry of
Education. Apparently he will plav
role In the general educational life
OF Turkey similar to the played by tn,
German military instructors in the
Turkish army.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
|WOOdmen,sMt
T,
With a Gran
OFFICERS ELECTED q
DELEGATES H
TOMORROW.

Natchez. Miss, March
MISS, has been selected
meeting place of the Miss
men of the World.
l.. A. Benoist has been
consul of the state organ
The Woodmen and
men Circle, who are hold
ventions here, are toda
the last bit of business ft
program calls, and toni
sions will come to an ent
ball.
Besides the election o.
terday, an initiation of
of candidates consumed
part of the day.
Mrs. Annie +. Watts,
who has held the office of
dian for a number of y.
elected. Other officers
Mrs. A. Ward. Vicksbur,
visor; Mrss Agnes Millt
City, Grand Clerk; Mrs. ?
Jackson. Grand Banker;
Mcmillan, Meridian, Crane
Mrs. w. L. McIntire, Bi
Chaplain; Mrs. A. Shaut
Grand Inner Sentinel.
Board of Grand Manage
John Foggo, Natchez; NJ
Water Valley; Miss O'Co
Christian; Mrs. Causey,
City; Miss Townsend, II
supreme Represen tative. !
Martin, Meridian. Alter
Maggie Marshall, Agricul
ege.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11

.' .'" -iiars exploded. throwins hot
steam over him He was taken TO the
hospital where his condition is \
ported serious, although not critic!
Mr. Hilton was cleaning out tDl
boilers when the accident happened.
iAe mud valve, where the boilare
GRAINED let 20 without warning and
me scalding steam was thrown all
over him before be could escape
Mr. llilton's face and left side wars
literally cooked by the steam ua
WI. be confined to the hospital for
some time. '0'
me injured man is about 30 years
oi'' married, and lives in one of N.
Sompany'S e IN houses near the wapsar
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11

rama promised that foreigners in
-ico City would be protected. His
surances to that effect, officials be
iieve, would make it unnecessary for
the United States to take further
steps.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
scALDsD At LUMBER MIL

Laurel, Miss, March ll.-Jama.
III ton skidder foreman at the Wan.
sau southern LHmber Company's mill
was terribly ssalded at 0 O'Clock Wed
nesday morning when the mud valve
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-11
Personal Mention

B. A. Vinson. of Laurel, is in the
city today
j. w. McWi liams, of Mobile. i,
transacting business here today.
The evening world., 1915-01-14
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Arolnst Stonaeh AeI(Ity

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The evening world., 1915-01-14
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Ne. iss. n. A. NJ; Columbia couneii,
Ne. !, Hoyei and Select Masters. aad
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v0ssrsl ssrviesa, st ?. ~. st bic late
sealsnes. zee Dsse lteth st. later
Z 0ess n oypssss 2iis csnstsry.
gAasssss SosssasS pspss pissss sspy.
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Gupeshssss yss ere earnestly sseassssd
H .osssa1 ths nssssie funeral ssrviess ss
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UuAersi Friday. Jan. 10. st $50. from
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The evening world., 1915-01-14

through pennsu
Adac The italian that backbone
with Of details will
be dimcut
crushed in the ruins
the col
spd shock though made Of
Fire broke initial shock but 1t Is
quickly
the city suffered least
fsqusitionsd for hospital purposes
entirely
Cappadocia
Cora and Arpino said partially wrecked.
felt the
and Aqua the Of Abruxz other
region report much damage and loss Of life
Officials here make efforts estimate the the damage
relief.
The life In the vicinity Of ia
News received from Arno thirty miles
killed. there and 10 wounded The Cicero
Arpao Of the
ressl Of ths earth shsch
The Usdsr Prefect Aveau
rsphs ah half the town has He inplores assistance
At Monte Roondo municipal
natl was killed and his four daughters seriously injured
HUNDREDS OF SQUARE MILES SWEPT.
News bsiss desperately sought from the ancient fortified
City sf kqs n the Department Of Abrus reported that
villages near Assia have been destroyed
Campobasso that
and far north Far The this territory Of
the fear Of repetition Of the terrorizing
At the Meteorological Institute the
trembling buildings capital
lasted whole minute said doubt
wide all architecture shaking
King vsr Ennansel a the villa Ada whom the earthquake
occurred Immediately asrwad notored Quna his
the little Pnce1
thorough inquiry life
that the reports
The evening world., 1915-01-14
Hurt Ivy Runaway Truck.

A motor truck slipped its brakes to-
day and went gayly coasting down San
crashed into the feed store a GijlIes
Brothas. at No. SO West End Avenue,
Frank r.. Gillies was caught In maj
Of wreckage. lie was hurt internally
In addition to having a cut eye and
bruises. and was taken to the Polyclinic
Hospital The truck belonged TO the
General Vehicle Company OF Borden
Avenue. Long Island city.
The evening world., 1915-01-14
BEAUTY OocTol TELLS
SECRET
Detroit Beauty Doctor 0ivss Dimpls
Recipe TO Darken Gray Hair and
Promote Its Growth.

Mis- Alice whitney, Q Wull.knOwr
beauty doctor Of Detroit, Mich, ~.
Gently gave out the following state.
ment: ANY one can prepare 8 simple
mixture at home at very httjs cot
that will darksn gray hair, promote lts
growth and make It soft and eiossy.
TO hall pint of water add ] o.. of
bay rum, . small boz of Barbo Con-
pound and 4 OF. Of slycsrine. Thsss
ingredients can be bought ct any drug
store at very little cost. Apply to the
hair twice week until the desired
shade Is obtained. This will mako .
gray-haired person look twenty years
younger. It Is also fine to peopses
the growtb OF the hair, .relisvs itching
and scalp diseases, and b excsllsnt for
dandruff and falling hair.-Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-14

AsToRA harmless substitute for Castor OIL Psrsgos, Drops
and Soothing Syrups IL pleasant II contains neither Opium
Morphine IL guarantee II
destroys Worms aays F.vershu For than thirty
the relief Of Constipation Fsuncy Wind
Coc s Thg Troubles and Diarrhua regulates the Stomach
Bows amlass the Food giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacsa-Ths Mothers Friend.
which
All Couns limitations and but Experiments that
tribe With and endangsr the health Of Infants and II
Children Experience against Experiment ~<AU%1
Sk2X EzEAtM
The evening world., 1915-01-14
DEVASTATED ITALIAN
CITIES AND TOWNS:
NUMBER OF VICTIMS

ROME. Jan. it.-whiis details are
stiil lacking. the reports Of the vari-
ous o6,ciais In charge Of the relief
work show the following cities and
towns affected by the earthquake:
Avessano and vicinity-iSooo killed
and many injured.
Aieili. 1000 reported dead. 300 hurt,
many fatally.
Arpino. iSo known dead; many hurt.
Aibano. soins dead. number un-
known: town badly damaged.
Arrtc,s. 70 reported dead.
Campo.basso. partly wrecked: ~
known dead; rumor that many are
buried In ruins.
Ciprsno. many houses destroyed:
no loss OF life yet reported.
Cori. partly demolished: no loss >ol
life yet reported.
Csrvetri. 7 reported dead.
Filacciano. . reported dead.
Caiiano. several dead In ruins oi
noted cathedral here: others report
cd buried In ruins OF their homss: ne
details ~ yet obtainabls.
Megllano. entire city reported de-
moiished; feared death list win ~
large, no details obtainabis.
Monte Rotondo, : known dead, In
ciuding noted Prof, Luigi MegnAt!.
Naples. none dead. many injured.
Potensa. ninety miles east OF Nap
les. entire city reported very badly
damaged and many buried In ruins
Population about 10000 AID fearet
that death list will be very large.
Pom. 500 out Of total population oI
1000 reported killed; town practical
" demolished.
Poppi. reported death list heavy
no details as yet obtainable,
Pslsstrino. five dead. many hurt.
Rome. none dsad IN city but man,
hurt.
R.pi, aftsen reported dead. man,
injured.
Sora. one hundred reported dead
town reported completely wrecked.
-, sxkIGh J. a1t1DY 49,,
The evening world., 1915-01-14
LOSSES BY OTHER gARTRQUAKES.


4: :::::;:: ;:::: ::::::::
~ e:r.oo. c.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" 500 ssSs
1000 WOW
railway lines useless that progress must
Of necessity be Of the ows feared that this will increase the num-
many serious coalition
authorities have taken aid the homeless MANY "
municipality equipped who
Meanwhile relief already started
ALL OFFICIALS OF AVBZZAO KILLED.
Troops assist the
plabie condition Hardly
relatives Of buried under the wrecksse Of
believe they find survivors Their work enormously
difficult
Many heartrendng
plaster often blood The search
dead brought light amid OF Then the heart
broken search cared for by the members Of the hastily
sed relief committee
An employee Of the nsscpsy the survivors
The city, say. the a.a Include The snr aa the members Of bis
the
Mayor sd oil the members Of the Municipal Cosn NeAe eat Of
feur ont Of the Custom officials eight the
ncemen
the street when the shock came To him
from the
assembled from shock
actual wounds capable helping wounded
buried in the ruins
HORROR DRIVES WOMAN INSANE.
At scucoa old
,r M. s S n, hA s..n =, s % y, s, home and
He the fallen entered what
his wife
grandfather his family
the o family.
Province Of 5000 population
damaged Twothirds
that they win Be pulled
ruined Twenty wokmen tard the wrskase
Reports casualties counted last night
forth killed
persons Antrosano thss dad and
Cocuo dead Twenty
lives at Pcenss and six at bussi
The search the ruins
peops s through the night
and torches night
who early
talk Of the possibility spidsmcs
fled
without shelter
and lack
which yesterday reported missing has
near
volcano Of IN province Of Aquils
stated here that there has been loss Of life reported tn
province of Poten where the full strength of the earthquake be
evd to have felt Communication restored brief nea
to-day and the officials report that while there has been great prope
damage not believed that any has been killed The graves
anxiety had been felt for this province because all communication will
| Il has been cut off since the earthquake.
The suffered earthquake included
through Mediterranean
included