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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-11

At the request of District At
torney Hall ana John /. Tally, rep
resenting the State, six Of the
twelve veniremen were excused
from serving in the LeVerett case
hv judge johnson this afternoon.
Indications at a late hour were
that the jury would not be finally
selected before neon tomorrow, if
then.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-11
THE COTTON MARKET.
aattiesburg spots. 10 3-4.

fgv Assnriqfed press.1
New Orleans, Nov. 1.-THE cotton
market closed 20 6 points up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-11

ne jury.
The Jury. as it stands this after
noon. is as follows:
w. J. York, peanut vender, Hat
tiesburg.
w. NJ. Hood, farmer, Route 8, Hat
tiesburg.
w. W. Little. farmer, near Sunrise
]. L. eagle, farmer, Route 5.
j. Y. White, Hattiesburg.
Jack Anderson, farmer, near McLau-
rim.
John W. Gray, farmer, Make.
I'll. Jacobs, employed in gravel pit,
Lees Store.
r. A. McLemore, farmer, Petal.
Oliver G. Weatherford, farmer, Har'
vey.
f. d. Jackson. farmer, Make
Lake Arnold, Newman Lumber Com
pany, Hattiesburg.
Others examined and excused Tor
the reasons given, were:
P. H. Ravissies. merchant, McLau-
rim, had an opinion.
J. w Howell, bin poster HattleS-
burg, opposes capital punishment.
Malcolm Gillis, farmer and mer-
chant, Hattieshurg, had opinion.
W. A. Thompson, farmer, McLau-
rim, opposes capital punishment.
C. H. Burch, merchant, Hattiesburg,
uncertain whether or not he had q
fixed opinion.
George B. Beavers. farmer, Eaton
Vile, personal feelings causes him to
object to serving on jury in muir
der case.
J. S. Doyle, carpenter. Hattiesburg,
had opinion.
d. P. Evans, farmer, Corinth road,
talked with Leverett when latter was
in the New Augusta Jail.
Herman Katz, merchant, Hatties
burg, had opinion.
F. H. Deas, merchant, Hattiesburg
was biased.
Continued on Page Eight.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-11

Witnesses by the score, for both the
defense and the State, are in the city.
an array of attorneys not seen before
in Forrest county court for years.
is conducting the case, and indications
are that the jury will not be finally
accepted before the end of today S
session.
Twenty-four men, of the special
venirc. were called and examined, be-
fore jury of u acceptable to the
court. was selected. AS soon as TINS
dozen had taken its seat, District At
torney Robert S. Hall, and John X.
Tally, representing the State, began
their work of examining the Venlre-
men. and qualifying them. As soon
as the State had concluded its exam
nations, and the attorneys had de-
cided which names to be stricken from
the list. Leveretts council took up the
same work.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-11
THE WEATHER

Mssissippi-Fair and somewhat
.older tonight and Friday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-11

A jury of u men who Will decide
the fate of Tom H. Leverett, Louisiana
saw-mil man, charged with the MUIR
der Of Ed. Bradley at Richton last
August. is being qualified in the For
rest county circuit court this after
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

~
krubte @sifdlien sieben miibe nod ae'
tbdner Ghidt nan 9ouis.
Dpn fhrtdbofi grinIt bas Hrieas'
fpenit in bieTss frieblihe Bib. ser
fHofiene 6duisr iteben in Der 2dnb'
f4dft, Splbatengr6ber ipinten nit ipsii
bem areu5. seiitsrbaft brobenb ragsi
bic gifenfparren elmer lsergebrannter
Werfitatt, einer oertriimmerten Gdbri'
neben Der Babn, miibe liesen bic Wldf4
fen Der sefpreneten Bride In Der
idipar5sn Waiiern zines tleinen sFliiB'
6ens. aber iie bemmen bic rait!oie glr'
beitj niht mebr. lltber ibren Grfat
bonnert Der 3us, an ibnsn porbei siebt
bic ipsibe Rau9fabne bss tleiBiasr
G9leppers, tpel9er cine arobe Sdiffs.
laft miibTam biiitsr iid ber8icht. Dali
aber, unb ipie iih bas tote 2c5en neil
entfafte, perbuntt Reubeutfhlanb abtr
nur ieinen 9ertebrsitraben, ben gifen'
babnen. sic iparen tot. 9lei6 aers
flsiIften S9ldnssn in Stiide geriiien,
ipidtisfr 9sbenstbeile bsraubt, babtn
beutIhe 4rbeit unb beitider ;SleiB to-
nen neuss aeben sinsebauht, ein 2ebsil
bon folder Regelmdbiateit, ipie lie es
porber ME ssfannt. Dab ts ibnen fiji.
uns srbalten bleibs, bafiir iorst nniert
eiferne 5ront!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
Ser Gridbpfunsstries.

Das fiesreide 0orbrinsen Der beuls
f9en 8erbiinbeten i'm 8altan bat ben
aluiirten einsn fold fdtperen S9laa
perfebi, bab fie ibn ni4t DtrbeimIi4en
tonnen, tbatiddIi9 .insefeben. bab bic
militdrif9e Gage fir fie gesentpdrtio
bO9ft ungiinftig itebt. SrOsbem srtld'
rem fie, bab iie ben Hries unenttpsss
fortTeben perben, ba ibnen Der Sies
bur6 bic bsitGnbige aufreibuns Der
beuti9en @erbiinbet.n nidt entseben
iDnne. Gs 1T Der Miibe tpsrtb, au un.
teriuhen, in tpie melt bieie Soffnuna
besriinbet 1T. Die bette Qustunft fpiro
nobl 5u erlangen fein, tpenn mir bic
Gage Der beridiebenen 2Gnber i'm ilds
sebnten arisgsmonat elmer 9riifuns
unterSieben.
Mir fansen NIT Rubldnb an neil
biefes am itdrtiten in ben Gelbsus eits
trat. gs besann bic feinbli9en Opes
rationen nit elmer 4rmee, bic auf flint
Wtillionen Mann sefddBt tpurbe uub
Der bic beutideu uno Ofterrei4;fdeH
9eerfitbrer bas 3eugnib ausseiteut bas
ben, bab iis gut etuererSirt uno nit uls
lem, mas gum Rriess notbtpenbia III.
aufs 8eit, ausgeriiitet mar. Sieiss
@ieienbser III auf Ridts 3ufammenees
f4mol5en. 8pei UiIionen bsfinbsn
fi9 in ariesssefaugenf9aft. bic slsids
3abl TT peripunbet ober ssfallen. lin
bic aoften bieier 4usriiiiuns 3u be-
itrsiten, baben ii4 Grantreih unb
Rublanb fefbit ftnanaiea erf60pft.
Gin 8eipeis, bab ein fol4es Seer nidt
mebr aufsebrabt tpspben fann, mare
iiberfliiiIig, ba beibe 2Gnber tndbrsnb
bes ariess beitimmt teine nsusn Rei9s
tbiimer seiammelt baben. 9araus
ldbt iih aud bic Roqe, bic Rublanb
nod in bidem &riegs fpielen tann, fols
germ. Sis fptrb i'm @ersIeidb gum 4ns
fang Don b0dft untpeientlider YeSeu,
tung Iein, benn Rublanb tann fpeber
oas @eIb nod bic Ddffen erfangen,
um nod srobe 9eere aufauitelen.
8etradten mir isbt Sraufrei6, 70
.rinnern bic 8erbdltniiIe itarf an bies
ienigen Hublanbs. Dsfen Seer 1T
.benfalIs nidt anndbernb nlebr FOL
tart tpte 5u Mnfang bes &rieges. Die
9erlnite, bic es fhon erlitten bat uno
bic es nod erleibst, laTsn ii1 nitt
nebr erfeben, neil i9pn aipei
Jabrgdnge pordus genommsn fporben
inb. Dor 1917 iann es fetne neue
ausbebuns DsrauiaItsn wirthGaffs |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

Die empDrenb riidii6tsloie
WeiIe, nit tp.l6er England bie nsus
traIeu Nationsn bebanbelt, lit faun'
anbers, 'tpie als Oft Der bDhiten Der
stpeifluns ansuieben. llnfdbis, 9eutid.
lamb pirtbidaftlid gu perni4ten, ipia
es biei.s 3iel burd bic i9mdblidite
8ebriiduns Der neutralen Nattonen srs
reiden. Sieie tpd6ienbe uub biz 'ur
unertrdslidt.it ii9 iteisernbe SSreabsit
9robbritannisns mub f9liebli6 bod
sur Jolse baben, bab ben neutralen
2dnbern Der 9ebulbsfabsn reibt.
Der neueite lltas laute., bab
feline Nation Der Welt nit Deutf6en
syirmen, sl.idbisl. mo- fis ii6 ouf benz
grbenrunb befinben, seiddftli6e Der
binbunaen unterbalten barf. Oe
Der. Staatsn, bic fi6 bur4 befonosrs
@efiiaigfeit sesen britiiden Despotis'
mus entebr.n, psrben nit elmer
ipeiteren unperi9dmtbeit bebuAt. tns
bsm j.bt fogar n.utrale S4iffs, bic in
ameritanii6en 8efis iiberseaanaen
iinb, setapert tperben. Die gu 9runoe
Iieaenbe Mbiidt 1T unpertennbur. Gnds
lamb aeftatt.t ni6t, bab bic Ser. Staas
ten cine SanbelsSWarine beritellen.
Nab Der prGfibent fid bas gefall.n
lGbi, fDnn.n mir periteben. gr tpiirbe
nidts basesen fagen, tpenn bic Sneldns
Der Weip gort befebtsn. @ber bab bas
ameriianif6e Bolt basu fdtpeiat. ers
tp.dt ben Mnfdein, aIs ipenn es iibers
baupt feline 9lrnsriianer mebr aGbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

Sn Der @erfammlung m
Samitas 4benb bat @eO. pu1ta aus
bridlih unb beitimmt ertlGrt. bab CT
an teiner Sabrit, ipel9e Wtunition an
bic Maiirten liefert, betbsiligt lit. Disfs
Grtldruns bat 5err pudta fdon DOT
piersebn Sasen geseben. Ddre iie
nidt ridtig seipeien, 10 batter bic De-
motraten DierSebn Gage 3eit, ibre Be-
fdalbiguns gu beipeiien. Sas baben
fie aber nidt getban, ionbern bic 3irs
tulare, tpelde 5errn pu9ta nerbGatis
gen folIeu, erit am Tase Dor Der Wabf
ausgei9idt. Das labt bod teinen ans
beren SdluB, aIs bab bic Demofraten
bic 4nf9ulbiguns ni9t bepeifen t0ns
nen uub 5errn pu9ta feine @eleqens
belt seben politen, iie au fpiberlesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

nod iiber erpbe Relernen an Monn,
f4dften perfiiet, bentnda bic 2luiirter
btbeutenS mtbr in Gefabr ff.btn, burf
Mannf4dftsperluite fanpfunfGbis ~
fperben ,dls bic Seutfden. 2tus BEN
@efdmmtbilb. bas mir entiporfen pa.
ben. 1T unpertsnnbar, bab bic Dsutfden
Werbiinbeten. ipenu es fein mnB, ber
aries nod brei Sabre lang Tortfeber
tonnen, bic Mniirtsn aber In feds
Monaten p0llis auf benz 1rodnen unn
3ipar in ieber bentbarsn Siniidt, iibeu
n.rben. --se
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
ceitIiasr HBlisrbah.

einss ipsrbsu mir Dsutf6s uns nad
bieism arpbsn arieae obsefp5bnsn
miiifsn: unisre burnsdngigs llntennt-
nif Der @sfhi9te unb bss Gbarafttrs
1itlidtr WSlitr. Wenn unfer Bill
buHpsgana In ben Gdulsn auf biefsm
Gebists siipas besinflubt iperben fDnn,
IL. 70 mare biss fdon fehr gut, ipsnus
alsih bas natiirlib bti ben DieIfa@su
9lufaabsn eben biejer GGulsn nids
ki@t isin fpirb. Diir ben ein5tInen
absr IN q pfH4t ii& mstr nm bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
: m orsan,s gIinSoarm.

- Rorgun's 9Iinbbarm.
Bum 5iDeitcn MaI felt bem BON Grid,
1iiinter periibten sltteitot III 8. =.
WoraaH Der ysau Dorfer slIIiirten
gollfier. ans gett seieIfeIt. Giesmnl
erbcIt er iif dber pom Den DoIgen ei.
iier Gperaticn, bic iuicIge einer leidp
ten gIinooarment6iinoims anf BE.
iiaub ieiner sIer3te pcrsennnmen
lperben mubte. Ger dirlrgiihe Gin.
eriff ipiro nIs ein boIlItdnbieer Or.
foIg be5eihnet. gln Der Horie iibte fer
yerIaif bes gioroaHid)en wIinb.
Scruss teine iidtbore mirfnng u,s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02
Sienstaa ben 2. Nupenlbcr 1915.

Si. 9eutfden IN iiifen in
bisier beuti9feinoIi9en 3.it 5uiams
menbaIten. Stimmt fir bic Dsutihen
pu4ta, Sauner, Spiesel, 9uspeiler,
2eimdnn unb gifenlobr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

Wilfon pirb am Disnitaa
feline &asne in Rep gort nit einer
Rebe erOffnen. gr lam Bel biefer 8es
legenbsit eraGblen, ipie piel er fir bic
Iaiirten unb tpie er abiolut ridts fir
bic Ser. Staaten gethan bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

Wenn eine antlose am
1ase Dor Der Wabl erboben pirb, tit
bas ein pollsiltiser 9eipeis. oab man
tie ni9t beipeifen lam unb cine @iber-
leauna fiiratet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

9as Seutfdtbum BON @mss
rita bat seitern sipei idpere 9erluits
burf ben Oabin9ang pon permann
Ribber, Serausseber Der nRep 2)orter
Statsasituns", unb @buarb greetoa
rius. Serausseber Der ct. 2ouiier
.Meitli9en poit" erlitten. Seibe bas
ben jsber in ieinem areiie. @robes aur
5Drberlna bes Deutidtbums getbdn.
Sat Ribber in Soles feines arDberen
Wirtunsstreiies cine umfanarei6ere
Sbdtisteit entfaltet, 70 bat prsetprius
a;e {Arers glrbeit erfolareih burfges
fiibrt, oas Seutidtbum auf bem
Gr.nspoiten, pis ct. 2ouis i'm bar
itsllt, su bebaupten. 8eibe baben iih
einen bauernb.n plab in Der Geitli6te
bes Oeuti9tbums in Imerita ertrors
ben unb iperben in Der bantbaren Grs
inneruns ibrsr 2anbsleute ipsitcr leben.
go Idtper Der 8erluit aud 1T, pirb
bds DeutIdtbum, bem 8eiipiel Der
8.iben fols.nb, tpeiter iih Der Iufaabe
ipibmen, beutide aultur IN Dieiem
2anbe au perbreiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

9on ben groberunstn,
ipel9e BEL Der sroben fran5Diiib:n unb
britti9sn Sffeniipe semaat lporben
iinb, lit niats iibris sebliebea. Die
9eutihen baben ale pOiitionen 8uriids
erobsrt, bic 4uiirten baben niddts ipei'
ter gu psrseianen, als einen rieiistn
MenIhenperluit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

arasuiepas, Der Souptpafs
fenplab Der Serben, TT genommen.
9as gibt cine porSiislide Operations
baiis fir bic bsuti9en 8erbiinpeten, ba
iie in jener Stabt @affen fir Die Siirs
Ten beritellen unb pamit elm arobes
Seer in 2lIien bilben tDnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

Die Sperattonen sssen Risa
nebmsn einen siinitisen Derlaaf unb
Der Joll Der Stabt 1T in Der nd6iten
3eit gu ertparten. Das bat su Derf6ies
benen Wsutbmabunsen gefiibrt. no bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

beutiGen sruppen dlsbdnn iid, bin.
ipenben iperben. Cine glniidt loutsI
babin, bab bic Ssiterreidber cine bobeu-
teabe bsutfde 9eritdrtuns erbalter
lpsrben. I'm bic Offenftpe sesen ssta'
lien erareifen su fDrrren. Cine anberc
bab bic Deutfden in 8ebarabien ein'
brinseu, bas beibt, bas fiiblide Rub.
Lamb. ipel9es bis iebt bon benz &rieq
ip.nis beriibrt tporben lit. beieben iper.
ben, lpGbrenb anbere bebaupten, bat
Der nG1ite 3ielpuntt ct. pstersbura
1T. DAB bic beuti9en Waffen niht
ruben iperbsn, lam als ielbitperitdnbs
lid selten, aber fpelhes neues On
sriffsSisl seplant lit, bas piien nur
Die beuti9en 9esrfiibrer, bic oen slls
liirten unansenebme leberraI6nngen
gu btreiten periteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

Der ,Roorbad1, auf Deuti4
@ablsgnts genannt, ftdnb Dor breiRia
Sabren in DoGiter 8liitbe. Wenn man
einen &anbibaten ani4ipdrsen llnb ibm
feine @elesenbeit 5ur 8ertbeiOisune
seben ipollte, fprenste man einen Sag
DOR Der Dabl @erlGumounsen iiber
ibn aus. OieIe unlautere Wctbobe 1T
aus Der Mpbe setommen, tpsil bie grs
fabrung ge5eigt bat. baB bas 9ersdtiu,
feitsgefiibl bes @oltes iid sesen cine
fold unrebliae aampfesrptife emp6rte.
Dab bic bemOtratifden parteileitsr iie
iebt segen GERM pudta aRtpenben,
Idbt erfeben, tpie tpenig gertrauen iie
5u ibrtr Sahe baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

9err BUD t q bat fdon Dor pisr'
sebn Sassn bic ansabe, bub sr an eis
ner S9rapneas 5abrit betbeilis. 1T, fiir
unipabr ertldrt. Warum baten biz
Semotraten nidt fhon lansit bid.
Grtldrung piberlest? Marum babsn
iie bamit Bis gum Sage Dor Der @abl
seipartet9 Weil lie Serrn puhta
teine 9eleeenbeit seben polltcn. bic
4nflaae All piberleeen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-02

SenrpS. ReiIIp. Der amsritas
niI6e arissstorreiponOent, Der auf al
len S9ladtfelbern guropas setDd.n
1T unb ale Seere i'm Sample ssiebtn
bat, trifft ben Rasel auf ben &opf nit
Der 9emertuns, bab tiidtige Solbdten
nod Bel @eitem tpidtiser iiub, als
@offen. 0as ertldrt bic srpb.n grf
folse Der DeItfdsn. sic ft.lien nur
CUTE Solbat.n ins Gelb inb bas erfldrt
aud, iparum fie melt an 3ubi iiberlts
gene seinbe iiberipinben. 9leid5eitig
lit bamit ertpieien, bab bic 5iiatis.eit
Der Solbatsn bic 2eiitungsfdbiafeit bes
beutf9en 9eeres perbreifa4t.
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Gin gunb bat itd s.bi!b.t. Tim
bic ginbeftri9>@meritaner aussurots
ten. Damn miiifen bic 9riinber BEL
ii9 ielber 5uerit anfunsen, b.nn iie iinS
Drobriten ober gritii4%@merifdner.
Die 9euti9s9(meritaner limb tpeber fur
gnslanb nod fir Deutidlanb, lie iinb
fir bic Ser. Staaten. Sic Derldngm,
bab biefe, aIs nsutrales 2anb. fih neus
tral DerbaIten, mas iis nt4t tbun.
The herald., 1915-11-11

of which, there are three covering a
period of ten years, thus affording
the opportunity for Mr.. Wilson to
display his versatility in portraying
a man at various stages in life. The
idea is novel and absorbing, framed
in with comedy that promises almost
continuous laughter. Then there
are the musical numbers for no Will
son performance is complete without
them. All songs are new-all are
captivating and all novel-you
should hear them, and as rendered
in this great singers inimitable
style they are of additional charm.
The titles are Yesterday" "As
Years Roll On" Mother Mine,
"She Left me for a Teddy Bear,
which is a dolls lament appealing to
children and grown ups A musica,
treat is in store for those who will
be present. The matinees will be or
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The herald., 1915-11-11
OPENING NIGHT.

On next Monday night the Foto
Folly Theatre will open its doors to
the public, offering to our people as
fine a show house as most of those
in the city.
Through the generosity of the pro-
prietor, Mr.. Phil Foto, the entire
proceeds will be turned over to the
Conference of Saint Vincent de Paul
in Algiers to be used for the poor of
this community.
Now, Just a word about the Con-
ference. Of course everyone in Al
giers has heard of the great amount
of good that is being done by these
devoted men and women, who are
anxious to relieve the wants of the
poor, and while practically all of the
members are Catholics, the benefici-
aries are of any religious denomina-
ton or race, the only requisite being
poverty. Undoubtedly Mr.. Foto has
recognized the amount of good that
can be done by benefit of this kind
and the officers and members of the
conference most earnestly request
the friends of the poor to patronize
the Folly Theatre, especially on next
Monday night, November Is. Re-
member, every nickle that is turned
in at the doors of this new play
house will be used to relieve the
wants of some poor deserving crea
ture who will bless those who have
extended a helping hand, and Goo
will reward the charity as He alone
knows how to reward.
One of the Members.
The herald., 1915-11-11
Words ENDING In "Ouqh."

Note this list Of words ending in
ough, the pronunciation Of the more
obscure words being here added, so
far as is ascertainable from the die
tionaries:. Messrs. Cough (goo, Hough
huf) and Clough (cluf), though tough
enough, thought through the day that
they would visit Mr.. Brough (broo).
who, having hiccough Chickup and a
cough, lived In a clough (cluf or cloul'
with plenty of dough and a tame
clough (chuf) kept near a plough iii a
rough trough hung to a bough over a
Tough Qoch). At slough (sluf) OF the
bank into the slough slew injured
his thoroughbred's hough hocD.-St
Lonis Post-Dispatch.
The herald., 1915-11-11
Odd Indian Belief.

The Indians living near the celc.
DRAFTED Mesa Verde in southwestern
Colorado hold in great awe the prchiS
toric dwellings Of the MIancOs valley
which are by far the finest and beSt
preserved of any in the American
southwest They will not believe thai
IL was Pueblo Indians, or any indians
in fact, who, so long ago that the old
est traditions describe them as they
now are, carved these wonderful cite
out of the cliffs. They believe tina
spirits built the cliff dwellings, anC
that spirits still inhabit them. The.
reverently call these spirits the LITTLE
people" For this reason it Is Difficult
to induce Indians to approach the elf
dwellings.-Argonaut
The herald., 1915-11-11
AT NUPTIAL MASS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brownlee
announce the coming marriage of
their daughter, Miss Florence, to
Mr.. Bernard F. Bonner, the wedding
to take place at Nuptial Mass on
the morning of November II at the
Church of the Holy Name of Mary.
Through this medium their many
friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to be present at
the ceremony and at the informal re-
ception which will be held immedi-
ately after the wedding at the resi-
dence, 4O7 Delaronde street, no for
NAL invitations having been sent out
to either relatives or friends.
The bridal couple expect to spend
their honeymoon at Meridian, Miss.
and Chattanooga, Tenn.
The herald., 1915-11-11
MOTHER KRAFT BEGINS HER
NINETIETH YEAR.

On last Saturday night Mrs. Con-
rad Kraft, mother of Mrs. II. T. Ma
lone, Mrs. Fred Goebel, Mr.. George
c. Kraft, and DR.. c. V. Kraft, cele-
brated at the residence of her son
the beginning of her ninetieth year.
There was a little reception held at
which only the relatives of Mrs.
Kraft were present. At the reception
there was also present one of the
great grandchildren, Master Dietz
Wolf of New Albany, Ind. Besides
this little fellow there are also six
other great grandchildren who re-
membered the day and sent congrat'
ulations through their parents.
The herald., 1915-11-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place Tuesday, Nov. 2, at the rectory
of the church of the Holy Name of
Mary, officiating participants being
Father Cassagne, Phil F. Brown and
Miss Emma Mcmahon.
The bride, very charming young
lady of our town wore a stunning
suit. She was attended by Miss
Aline Brodtmann, who also wore
coat suit. Mr.. Brown is a valued
employee of the Southern Pacific
being End assistant engineer of the
S. S. Excelsior. He was attended b!
Mr.. Lee Mcmahon, a brother of the
bride. After a short honeymoon the
The herald., 1915-11-11
ORPHEUM THEATRE

A battery of headline vaudeville
attractions will head the new show
which plays this thatre next week.
Three of the new acts are to share
the feature honors. These are Ma
dame Blanche Arral, the noted Bel
gian coloratura soprano; the Rigo-
letto brothers, who give a whole
vaudeville show" in twenty min
utes, and Emmett Dewey & Com
pany, affording one of the finest bits
Of domestic comedy of the season in
His Wife's Mother"
Madame Arral is of Belgian and
French descent. She is the seven
tenth child of a we'll known must
cal family of Liege, Belgium, where
she took her first lesson in music.
Charles and Henry Rigoletto are
twin brothers, and as they are alike
In appearance, so they are in ability.
Their versatility is probably their
browning achievement. They are in
strumentalists, jugglers, magicians,
mimics, illusionists, acrobatic, aerial
gymnasts and marvels.
Emmett Dewey has done many no
table as well as many clever things
during his theatrical career. How
ever, probably none of his accom-
plishments have exceeded his play
let, His Wife's Mother" in which
the mother-in-law is idolized. 1t is
comedy of the first water, and quite
original in theme. Mr.. Dewey is well
known to New Orleans playgoers.
Among Mexico's contribution to
the Panama Pacific Exposition was a
particularly fine musical organiza-
ton known as THE Mexicans." The
finest musical organization in the
city Of Mexico, it was regarded with
justifable pride as a national insti.
tuition. Attired in the picturesque
costume of their native land, these
splendid musicians play from theil
Immense repertoire classical, ma
uonal, operate and popular mum
bers.
Hired and Fired" fairly reeki
with laughter as presented by Tudol
Cameron and Bonnie Gaylord.
Aileen Stanley, described as eth,
girl with the personality" is a char
acter singer of undoubted worth.
The herald., 1915-11-11
AN WILSON AND COMPANY

IN these days of sensational plays
IA Questionable performances 1t is
s.tisfaction to note the appearance
,uH Wilson, the golden voiced
0,n,sr and his company announced
:, the Crescent Theatre for a week
A.orting Sunday, in a new produc-
~ of a periodic comedy song-play
min A "As Years Roll On"-a Will
.on entertainment combines so many
clean, pleasing elements that one is
positive of enjoying themselves from
the very variety of good things dis
,,sved As a star this talented COM
sdian has delighted thousands by
Me spontaneous humor and his glo-
rious singing voice and his ability to
still please and hold the admiration
ot his auditors apparently is greater
than ever. This season the play Is
nav and of a different character
than his former offerings, each act