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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
Teuerspanit.
3abIreidDe Eeripncn perleet i'm Sen.
trnni DnH Hen ylOrt; sine &c
iUrtet.
asem llorf, 6. ,nn


llcber bunoert Yerlonen pnrocll
an Wtitnpodrnoraen bel eincm ,Seuer,
nus in Der llntergriuobabn in ltelt'
SDorf sun Ansbrub fam, pont 9laud
ltberpalti9t. non flieQen0cn (Slas-
ipIittern pcrm,lnoet ooer lm iluge.
hcueren Wcorntac Der geinQltigien,
beu glusmeg lildenoen 0scnoc perictt.
0ds 6ellcr brah 81 cincr 3cit ans. On
i'll Der llutcrgrllnobohH oos groBte
(Seoronge bcrr.nf
SSn Der Ennlf nno Dem 8urdeinan.
ser. Die lrnttr zen sGallaaieren aus
brahcn, purbc aHcrlt Die 3ubl DER
(Sctooteten ollf Elm Gueenn. Damn ouf
iiber 5mouaio GerioGen an0e9eber.
Abcr oiele tSeriidte itellien lid gluf
lihermeiie ol8 ilbcrtriebeu beralS.
S'is icbt III nit 9eitinlhItt, cit MIR be
fannt. ooB cine Ycrlon ibr Scheu bel
Dem ltngllid uerloren bot.
gteben Der acloniten 6eucrmcbl aon
Wanbattm, Die nui 0rei 9llorme ben
beigceiIt pdr. Mno Den Nnlbulon5en
oner 0olpitolcr mar .,ild) lener Der
iilabore 4>uInlotnr on Die llnalttfs.
ltotte gebrodlt moroen. Sic QroBc
,3obl ocr nom Rouh liherlualfiatclt
EcrIonen. bic in tieier Shnlnaht 0o.
lugcn. hattc 9lnlaB 5u oer crit ousge
lonbten 9tadrid)t non Der groBen Gin
5dbl @ctootetcr aegetrn. Gic 9lnipen
blnl9 Der 4Sulnlptoren bradte ieood)
bic lneiIten 9cmuBtloicn bolo micocr
silm GelnllGtlein. Sic ein3igc 9ctootcie
Eerlon mar cine eSroli, oic alti 0cni
9Scg gum Noipitnl IN Der gmbulon5
ltarb.
Dos 1onse .Selterhcportcnent ser
Stnbt mb aIle NmhulaHscn muroen
an Die llneIildsitotte beoroert. lin cl;
llbr moren lhon 5nnoertc pun ourh
ben 8nud, boIberltidte Wonncr uno
Irouen aus oen Der @ranOitottc am
ndhitcn aelegcna @ohnitotionen ser
ouf ans Sagcslift aetroacn moroen.
Gas sSeuer brad) in cincnt 3uge
aus, scr nlitten 5piiden cine, lanqen
&eibe on0erer 3ilae 5miid)en Der 80.
uno 50. StroBe fcitloQ, neil Gin LIN.
fatl III Der 0rofto1loge Den &erfebr
oilf bieier 3ueitrete Slnn Stiuitono
gebradt hotte. Gos @5eriicht, noB ciu
3uinmn1enitofI bon 3pei 3iisen lei,
lpuroe pon ser Goli5ei entidieoen be
ltrittcn.
9toh oen lettcn 9tuhridlten ioll DOS
Seuer burh bic 6rpInlion elmer Der
arnloifen eIeftrilfen 2citunqstabci
Derllrloht mocben lem.
IS onticrte pcbr oIs orci Stunhen,
bis Der lcbtc Der &niioeicre pon Den
berid)ieoencn 3iiaen gcrcttct perDcn
fonntc.
Der llnfoG NOR olne 3peifeI Scr
idlmcritc, Der Die llnterqrimobobn icit
ibrem Weltcben betroffen bot. 9fud
glniid,t Der 8nbnbeomtcn miro ser
@erfebr crit nod &erloui metrcrcr
1oec miebcr oufQenonlmen mcroen.
g8os oos 5u beoelitcn bot, iii on be
item 3it ermelicn, lpenu man beoenit.
oaB Der tGglife Ycrioncnpertebr olti
Der llntererimobobn Iep 9orfs lid
onf iiber cine afillion GoiioQiere &c
iouft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
s9 6rfaltnngea iino Dit gefdbr.
lid, beieitigt mSsIidle
GOmplicatipneu.

Die WtiBGdtllne ciner Grf6Ituna
bat idlon oft geoouern gebrod,t.
Gas glieben, @uiten ooer Elm ssieber
ioIIten gSoruing eenug iein, ooB
Shr Spitein iofortige g9eohtuna er.
beiidt. @eipib lit Der SdIofeerIuit
iebr geiobrlid. IS 1T cine pon Der
9fotur gegebeue @ornitno. es 1T
Die TfIiht je0er 0erion. etfuog 6a.
'aeaen ST tbpn. Gr. aina's yetp
Giseouern boiirt ouf elmer miiIens
ifoftlifen Anolpie Der GrfdIt,tao
gtur SOC. SSn 95brcr apotbefc.
9anfen Sic nod he'tte cine 5loide.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
,Sm Sonns Der gurSs.


2onbon 6. San.
Ios 0ouS Der 2oros trat beliie,
cinen Monat ppr ser Groifnullg oes
@ouies Der @eneinen. foit ausIhlicb-
| lid Su Dem 3ipede Sulounien. INN
Ilidl bon Sriegsminiitcr 2oro &ithe-
ner iiber hie miIitoriihen Sperotic
ncn in Den lcbtcn ied3 &oden ouI.
ltl1ren 3u lalien. Die friegsminiiter-
li6e llcberiidt trua fcinen 'enioiio,
Inetlen Ghdrafter, lonoern belhrmfte
iiif) borolif Die 9la9emeinloge ais
IailnItig gil be5cifncn.
Soro &ithencr legte 0iclniht ouf
Die angeblihe tilrfiihc 9iieoerloQc lii
i0uifoius luo Die r9tieoerIo9c Der
| GeIterreid)e- in t9aiI5ieu". 9Sos ihnl
ober nod, mdjtieer 81 iein idieL NOR
Doer ofienbnre ,Schlldlloa Der oeilt
ichcn Seltrcbltnaen III Huiljldl lSp
Zen.
Ser Nrieqsliliniiter crm1bnte aid
DE pbclnertGtspcrthen tSnrtld)riite"
ser 5rnn5eicu oltIid) npn 9ibctns un0
i'm liloliden GlioB; Die ~oiBeroroent
,ihelt Grfolge" Der Serbcn. DC CT ols
aeinen Der gldlSeubitcn Sterne onl
l&intmei Der niIitdriihet Gpcroiin.
men" idilherte; lno Die nmeiiterbofte
Soanbbohlng Der 2oQe in SuooIrifo
hurf General 2ouis Nntbo. Audl
/ Die Wiontencqriner, oic nin @osnlell
cinfielcit un0 trot befr0dltIidler
llehernodlt pid,ti1e Stellunacn er-
loberten" ainacn nidlt ean5 Ieer ous.
geSilglid, Der britiId,cn StclIilnoen
gofl .2orO &itd]euer aeiniee 9tudlnln.
Ige" 5lt perlidberte ober, oaB bic der.
loren 9eganaencn Stelllnnen ipicocr
ldenomnten mur0en nno iid Die eng
li;hen lruppcn III alien on0ercn Der.
| ihon8ungen bcborptetcn". Oiit ben
/ iSortifrittcn Scr 9iefrutirlttg er.
fldrte Iih DER Aricdsminiiter 5ulrlc.
hcn. 9Iud fiir entiprcbcuoen Dill.
5ierserlot bobe man QcIorqt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
.e Sle yeber rc9uIirt nen 61r-
per, nnb cine TRACE Sster
brandDt gebanoinug.

1iemon6 bot einnoI geia8t oaf
9tenihen nit hroniiden g erlei.
zen bon Der Menidbeit ousgeihlcl.
fen meroen ioutcn, ocnu iie ieien
8eiiimiiten, oie ourd Elm kbpnr5eo
@los ieben. gSarum? gSeil Der
Qciitigc ,3uitonb pom pbufiihen ah-
b0nQt. gjIioiit1t, aopfidmer5eu.
5dlplnoeIdniolle uno @erItopfitng
meroen ourd' 3r. Sings yfep 2ife
GiQS nertriebeu. 9tur 25e. sSn
,Sbrer 4potbefe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
SuOier lln;nuerldiiig.
Berlin, .. .%oli.

Nus Nom nltroC Gicnltaq nod
@crlin gcnlcIoet. 6oS Gnglan0 in
eiihe Srltppen, Die in Acqnpten &C
lanoet mur0cn nod Dem eurooai'dlcn
ariegsidnuplat ienoc, neil Is 6e.
fiirdlte. oaB Die 2ellte itdl oI5 un5u.
rerIalil9 qeaen ole porriideiiocn Cir.
tcli eriuciIcn iuilr0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
Gle 3eppelin=ynitflotte.
Menf. Shrncis. Il Nr

7-7N'FV = NF'N'NF0f I'I' 20.
Srof 3eppelin hot eegcnmdrtig
lieben Sufi 9reoonoi,qhts IN ocn
SaIlen in 6ritorihsboiea, Giiiiel.
borf, Berlin uno Sonl6itra our Ser.
fii9lng. gSeiterc ioId)e Rieicnllit.
ifliifc beiinoen iif i'm Ban. Iie ilbri-
gen 3eppeIin-Suftidiffe iollen lid,
ouf cine An5obI pon 5lpolf itellen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
Der Nnstanid friegsnntaus=
lider 0eiaugener.
2pn0nli. 3 Z,

Cine 9Siener 2cpcihe meloet. oob
toiler 1Solef lid oud nit Dem
&nridlog oes Gopites einpcritanoen
erflort bat, monadl Gin eegcnieitiger
9Iustoliid) Der @efongcnen, Die gum
&rieg untolt9Iid limo, itottiinocn iog.
Gcr Homer aorreipcnoent 0cs Ser.
liner 2ofalon5eiger idGbt bic ,}uhl
Der ourh Die popitlihe Hfnterpcntion
3ur 5Srella'ilm9 tonmen0cn (5cionQe
lien duf ctlpo 10000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
Eoitutrfebr nit 9lin9tan.
9fop 0orf. 6 .,o

Gie Commercial Sable So. in
Ncm 9)orf mod,tc om Niittmnd be.
tonnt, bob pon Der ioponiidleu Goltbe.
hnr6e nle 9iadridt cin9clarieu lei.
noB Der Geitoerfehr nit Slingten mic
Der croffitrt loprh,n It'll
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
e.sg' gleieitiat ben !Nmiten lest.

Bcm Sbr Gnd erf1ltct, ober sit
bititcn' 'begiuiif, Damn III es oos critic.
Tr. 9en's 9inc 3ar.0onie ein5l,4
nchncu. Terielbc onrdlnrinnt ben
ools lm0 oie 2unaen inlo bet1mpft
Ole aeime Der aronfbeit. giebt
ldnellc 2inoerilno ufio notiirlide
ociIiing. nllnierc qonBe 5omiIie
perl1bt iih onf 9jine 1or-Sonig fir
0niteu lmo Grfoltuna", idreibt @r.
e. gSiIlionlS i'll pomilton. Ohio. @r
hilit itets. gtur 25c. eSn Shrer
gpoibefc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
Snoiide Sruppen limb un;n.
urrlaiiis.
Berlin. 5. Kan

9Ius Rom muroe 1ienitoG nod
Berlin gemcloet ooB Gnalano in.
oiid,e Sruppen, Die in 2lcgupicn oc-
lonoet peroen. nod bent elirop0iihcn
&riegsld)anpIdb icuoe, neil es be,
filrdltet, onB oie @citcr iid) ols itn3u.
perlaiiig gcgen bic uorrilden0en Eur
ten crpeiien milrocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
Slight of Seardb. !"
Gnslano miro nmerifaniide Gertifi-
fate mihadJten nno SdDiife and,
ferner aubalten.
Ynnoon. 5. .SSnn.

Snnoon, ). san.
Shdleidl nd0 britildlc AuspartJaC
.int ocni Glon hcr onlerifaniihel 9ie
Qicrlnd, acnduc ,3ertiiifate iiber ole
'eclhoiitnbeit BON Soounaen als5n-
itcllcn. Die iiir europdildc @1fen be
itimmt linh. befdnnt lit. bieB es oob
GienitogabcnN in aiegicruneSfrcilen
in Sonoor. oo6 GngIano lih ME llno
ninlmcr bdrnui einlallen f0nne imo
mcroe, berortioe 3ertiiifote ols ab-
ialute (iarortie filr Die 9eld)ofien.
he'll oes heireitcuocn &orgos on5u-
leben. fnllo irgeno cir gSeroadyt oui
ioiId)t. nndhen oos Sfiif bon Ame
rita abaefahrcn lit. Wit anoeral
MortCn. Gn9lono f1une oos 9fedDt.
Shiiie mti hphcr See nn5ubolten iinn
oif lire Sooltna BIN 81; prilfen.
nidlt iohrcll loiicn. meil ole ae6gIidl
fcit hcitebt. oob ol,i hoher See oas
&ar0n umaeIo0cn mo ocr hcts cIfcAne
omeritnniihe HcQicrlnaSbeonte ltdl
nidlt acacn Shmnaalcr ldlieen tam,
ttt D. =. StAfiiNt utlb fuHittnt ADltllI-
hdllbc III Die Saoiha elnidlmltngcIn.
Tcmtidllauo cntscacufpmmeno.
9SolbinAtpn. Z. e.. 5. San.
Scr onerifoniitbc Soiidatier
eierorn in Berlin lit pon Der 0eltihen
Negicrlnn Sauon in aenntniB gelett
lorroeu. ooB Shific leIbit untcr britt.
idler oocr iron5oliidcr 5l1goe nidt
bcloitiat meroen nlir0eir, menn fie &c
ten2ntittei H. /. 10. iiir nic 9totbleioeu-
Ned IN gtIaien bon ocn Ger. Stooten
nod Mollulto brinQcn. pornusaclett.
0ol} ons aor9n ieult nidts onSere5
elltholi sSie @otlhofter @croro ont
Tienltng nod SSoibinoion fobelte.
uerlnnlt Die oeutlde Aicaleruna ier
fer. Sob Der betreiienbc Shiifsfopi
lin iciu Ghrcmurrt aibt, ooB er beu
6einNen IcutidDlonbs feiuerlci Silfe
nnacbcihen Iallen mcrhc. Ger oeut
idlc @ntidaftr III 9Soibiugtnn miti;
onbcrocu non ben 9lbiobrt5Seiten Der
betreiienoen Sdliiie in aetintniB ae-
iett peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08
'elaiens 3a,tptamartier aiett aus
6,,rnes 1.nr 3ieht ,ueiter
riicftu6rts.
@eber eiu auertauidr 9ampfer beidla9nalm 9eatidu
Nrbettridnb lit Selgien. Gngliide M(inen au
oer nOrwegiiden aiae.

te.r6htIid,er Gnticrntie aeboItcn
Ginmol hielten lid) leda 9leroplont
iiher 9linfirdlen oui muBten iid] le.
brd bolo Surild5iehen.
9tnldaineno muroc feil Sd)oocn
on9erihtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-08

D.e Neutrality-suspicious.
gen Paben eie GstePfehte
BON "a Greiie ntePt nu,
mitietreiben ieneern nit
maeten helfen.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30
By ARTHUR B. REEVE
xNa4sx12#:.aa2a.aN.8
SYNOPSIS.

The New York police are rysttded by,
a series OF murders and other crimes. The
Ing Letter which IS sent to the victims
signed vtth a -;elutch1og hand The
IL TarIor DodSe. TIE Insurance president
His daughter Ela.ne. employs Craig
Kennedy, the famous scientific detecdTe.
to try TO unrayei the mys1ery. What ken
nedy accompanies IS to1c by his 1r1end.i
Jameson. a newspaper man
ASter many f-atclsss attempts to put
Elaine and Craig Kennedy out OF the
way, the sC1urcll1ag Hand Is at last found
10 be none other than Perry Bennett.
Elatne,s lawyer and the man she is en-
gagged TO r7ary. Bennett ices to the
den OF one Of his Chinese criminals. The
% the whereabouts OF 100000. Then he
gives the lawyer potion which viii sus-
oeud auiranH1on Eor months. kennedy
reaches Bennett,s side Just after he has
lost co1scior,sness and supposes him dead
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

breathing. Silently he drew from a
fold in the Ioin-cloth screwddver and
removed the screws from the hinges OF
the door. Quietly he pushed the bed
room door open, pivotins it on the
lock, just far enough open SO that he
could slip through
Creeping along. the floor, like the
reptile whose sign he had assumed.
he came nearer and nearer Aunt Jo-
sephine's bed. AS he paused for q
moment his quick eye seemed to catch
sight OF the bu1ging lump under her
out and quietly removed the jewel case
from under her pillow
In a country roadhoose Long Sin
was waiting patiently The telephone
rang, and the proprietor answered
Long Sin was at his side almost before
he could hand over the receiver. It
was Long Sins master, WI.
Beware" came the whispered mes
sage over the wire. Kennedy has
made a false ring. III get the real
one. By the great Devil OF Cobb, you
must cut him off,
at is done" returned Long Sin.
hanging up the receiver in great ex-
element
He hurried out Of the room and left
the roadhouse- Down the road in an
automobile. bound between two China
men, one at her head and the other at
her feet, was Elaine. wrapped around
IN blankets, not even her face VS.
ibie The guards looked up startled
as Long Sin streaked out of the
shadow to the car
Quick" he ordered. The master
will get the ring himself. VIII take
care Of Kennedy
An instant and they were gone. while
Long Sin skunk back into the shadows
from which he had come
Through the underbrush the Willy
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

schtnaran nade way TO an osd
BAN
n the dim light oe a lantern hang.
ing from a rafter could be seen sew
eral barrels ina Conner. Without q
moments hesitation Long Sin seized
a bucket and placed It under the sptg-
OF OF one OF the barrels The liquid
poured forth into the bucket and he
emptfed the Contents the floor, dll-
ing the bucket again and again and
swinging 1t right and left IN every
direction. until the barrel had finally
run dry
Then he moved over to theSwindow.
which he examined crefnIy. Satisfied
with what heshad done he drew q slip
OF paper from his pockets and hastily
wrote a note. resting the paper on an
old box. When he had finished writ
ing he folded up tee note and thrust
It into little hollow-caved Chinese
fnre. which he took also from his
pocket.
With final hasty glance about he
extinguished the lantern letting the
moonlight stream ftfully through the
single window. Then he left the barn.
with both front and rear doors open
Taking advantage OF every bit OF
shelter, he made his way across the
field in the direction Of the crossroads.
finally dropping down behind a huge
rock some yards from the finger post
that pointed each way to Williams and
Brownlee avenues.
Late that night Kennedy left HE
APARTMENT prepared to follow the IN
structions in the note which had been
so strangely delivered IN the vase.
AS he climbed into roadster he.
tucked the robe most carefully into a
corner under the leather seat
sFor heavens sake. Craig" gasped
from under the robe, let me have
little air"
/ had taken my place under the robe
before the car was driven up IN front
of the apartment lest some emissary
of Wu Fang might beswatching to see
that there was such trick
you'll get air enough when we get
started, Walter" he laughed back un-
der his breath, apparently addressing
the engine.
we had reached apoInt tin the sub
5urbs which was deserted, and did
not recognize a thing when he pulled
up by the side of the road with jerk
a moment later he pulled the robe
partly of me. and bent down IS
though examining the batteries on
the side OF the car.
Get out on the other side IN the
shadow Of the car, Walter. ne WIS
pered hoarsely. Go down the road
bit-onIy cut In and keep under COW
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

This Is a token that am u,1t7arr1ed-
Have Mr.. Kennedy give the ring 70
the man at the corner of Williams and
Rrowniee avenues atsmIdnisht tonight
and they will surrender me % him.
ELAINE
P. slave him come alone or my
life viii be IN danger.
II thought something Ike this would
happen. . remarked Craig at length
ooh, cried Aunt Josephine. Its
too good to be true =
Wen do Il, . exclaimed Kennedy
quickly. only this is the ring that
wen give them
He dew from his pocket the replica
of the ring which he had made and
showed 1T TO Aunt Josephine. Then
he drew from another pocket the real
ring, replacing the replica
Here's the real one, he said in q
low tone Guard it as you would your
life
Aunt Josephine was worn out With
the sleepless nights OF worry since
Elaine's disappearance After We had
gone. she tried to eat dinner. but found
that she had no appetite
Although she had intended to sit up
until she received some word from
kennedy that night, the long strain
had told on her. ard IN spite Of her
worry about Elaine, she decided, at
length, to retire.
Aunt Josephine, clasping the jewel
case tightly. mounted the stairs and
entered her room. She locked the door
carefully and put the jewelry case un-.
der her pillow. Then she switched OF
the light.
a moment later small piece Of the.
vase seemed to break away from the
rest OF the mosaic, as though It were
Knocked out from the inside. Then
a large piece fell out, and another.
At last from the strange hiding place
a 1.-THE figure. as shiny as though
bathed In oil, naked except for loin-
cloth, seemed to squirm forth like
serpent 1t was Wu Fang-the watch
ful eye which, literally as well as fsu-
ratively, had been 1eveled at Us IN
one form or another ever since the
kidnapping Of Elaine.
Silently he tiptoed to the doorway
and listened There was not a sound
Just as noiselessly then he went back
to the library table and, mufiing the
telephone bell, took down the receiver.
He Whispered a number. waited, then
whispered some directions.
A moment later he wormed his way
out of the library and into the drawing
room. On he went cautiously. snake
ike, up the stairs. until he came to the
door Of Amt Joseph1ne's room
He bent down and listened. There
was no sound except Aunt Josephine's
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-30

er. This Is Wmtams avenue 5oun
see big rock Hide behind it
Ahead you'll see Brown1ee avenue Be
prepared for anything. shall have
to trust the rest to you. don't know
myself what's going to happen"
slid out and went along the edge
of the road, as Craig had directed,
and finally crouched behind huge
rock
After moment to give me ..
chance. Craig himself left the car
pulled up close by the side Of the
road and went ahead On foot. At last
he came to the crossroads just around
the bend, where. IN the moonlight, he
could read the signs: Williams ave
nue." and -Brownleeav Hestood
there a moment
Suddenly, at his feet in the dust OF
the road something heavy seemed to
drop He looked about quickly. NO.
one was In sight
He reached down and picked up a
little Chinese figure. Tapping it with
his nuckles he examined It cuHous1y.
It was hollow.
From the inside he drew out piece
Of paper. He strained his eyes IN the
moonlight and managed to make OUT
"The Serpent Is aii-wlse and his
fang ie fatal. You have signed the
white girls death warrant.
Meanwhile had made my way
stealthily. peedng into the bushes and
careful not even to step on anything
that would make q noise and was now,
as have said, crouched behind the
big rock to which Craig had directed
me.
had begun to wonde whether Ken
nedy might not have made a mistake
when. suddenly from behind the
shadow OF another rock ahead OF me.
brt toward rownlee avenue I saw
tan gannt dgup ola man stealthily
The Jones County news., 1915-10-28
CENTERVILLE.

The enrolment fos the Centerville
school has reached one hundred and
twenty-five and is xpocted to go much
higher. Sewing has been added to the
curriculum and the girls as well as
the mothers are interested in it.
The boys and girls have begun re-
gular basket ball practice with their
new official balls.
Mr. d B Powell spent the week end
with his homefolks.
MIR and Mrs Lloyd Ford, OF Stringer,
spent Friday and Saturday In the
home OF Mr. II Hilbun.
The new Baptist church has been
completed and prayer meeting was
held In 1t Saturday night.
Messrs Hastinp, Musgroye and Hill
bun were delegates to the Lebanon
Association, that met at Ellisville last
week. On petition, the Centerville
church was given membership In the
Association.
The people around Centerville are
much elated over the Blue Back SPELL
ing mat,h. that will take place Satur-
day night, October 30, In which the
parents will spell against the children.
There will also be box supper, fish
pond, and contests; hot chocolate will
be served by the girls. Proceeds from
the entertainment will be used in pur-
chasing church organ. The public Is
cordi ally invited.
The Jones County news., 1915-10-28
MOSELLE.

Messrs A T. Grayson and w J Tis
dale we're business visitors to Meridl.
an Monday.
Miss Ghita MCGEE spent Sunday and
Monday in Hattiesburg.
Ollie Redding, from Hattiesburg
spent Friday here with homefolks.
II G Mcneil and Gus Lewis, from
Meridian, spent Sunday here.
Mr. Tolar was a business visitor to
Jackson Monday.
Miss Lizzie Easterling spent the
week end with home folks at Petal.
Miss Ruth Williams spent Sunday
with home folks at Laurel.
Misses Hattie Collins and Ethel
Shows were in Ellisyiile Thursday.
Edwin Reeves was in Hattiesburg
Saturday.
Van Hood was in Meridian Thurs
day.
II c Collins was in Ellisville Thurs
day.
Miss Meta Collins and M Brown,
from Ellisville, spent Sunday here.
Miss Capitola Redding was guest of
relatives In Hattiesburg Sunday.
The Jones County news., 1915-10-28
SWEETWATER.

The farmers OF this section are
most through gathering. The corn
and hay crops were good, but owing
TO the dry weather the pea and cane
crops were almost failure.
Misses Mamie and Efie Walters
and Mr. Powell, from Lowery, attended
Sunday School here Sunday afternoon.
Misses Bessye Bynum returned
home Tuesday from Moselle, where
she have been visiting.
Prof Pagan, from Rainey, was a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs J z
Odom Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Bura Crosby was In this COM
munity Sunday p N.
Mr. and Mrs A 6 Bynnm and Mrs
w A Bynum we're shopping in Ellis
vile Friday.
Mr. Bruce Tisdale, from Crockrum,
is visiting homefolks for awhile.
Mr. e II Stringer and family spent
the week end with relatives near Lau-
rel.
Miss Viola Wallace, from Sanford,
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs Smith.
Mrs L ID Anderson was an Ellisytlle
visitor Saturday.
School is progressing, having en-
rolled 81, and several new ones to
come in.
The Jones County news., 1915-10-28
BRADSHAW.

The sing at Nardaman was we'll at
tended Sunday Rev Carley, OF Ellis.
Vile. delivered an interesting sermon
in the afternoon.
Miss Omelia Anderson spent the
week end at her home near Ellisville.
Mr. and Mrs solomon Strickland
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
the lstter's brother. Mr. Pole Shows,
near Pleasant Ridge.
Mr. Willie Busby, from Wayne coun.
~, is visiting his sister tins week,
Mrs Lille Walters.
We are sorry TO hear OF the illness
of MIR l. B Basby. Hope he viii soon
recover
Among those who attended the fair
al Meridian from this community we're
Mr. and Mrs C II Bradshaw, Messrs
Charlie BusbY and Fran.sv HAYNES.
Mrs Heartily Bush, of Laurel, was
the guest OF her brother, Mr. A B
Walters, Saturday and Sunday.
The Jones County news., 1915-10-28
HEBRON.

Mrs Ben Graves has returned from
Moselle where she was visiting Mr. and
Mrs DR. Builder.
Mrs Valentine Ford has returned
home, after spending few days with
relatives here.
Mr. Ernest Ford visited relatives
here this week.
Mr. Ollie McLauren spent Saturday
night with Mr. Chester Royals.
Miss Mary Huff spent last week with
Mrs I J and G HUFF.
We are glad to have Mr. Otis Shows
back In school this session.
Misses Martha Holder, Nora Graves
and Ella McCroy visited our schoo
last week.
Miss Nora Graves spent Thnrsda,
/ and Friday with friends at Pine Grove
Mrs Bob Graves returned home iron
| Hattiesburg, where she was gone
few DAYS to the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Cook Gambrell have re
turned home, after spending awhil
| in Laurel.
| Mr. Policy Blakney and Eula Blak
uey visited Miss Ola Blakney Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr. Charley Boutwell, visited home
| folks Sunday.