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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
SYRIAN FINED ON
CHARGES BY WOMAN
MADE IMPROPER ADVANCES TO
HER, MRS STOUT DECLARES,
HE'S TAXED 500.

Foreigners who know enough about
the English language to peddle their
wares from house to house, yet who
are SO unfamiliar with the native tom
que that they can't understand when
they are told to leave a house, should
be compelled to learn that much
This is the view of Mayor BatsOn
who fixed $50 fine on a Syrian fancy
work peddler in police court today,
for trespassing.
The arrest several days ago of the
Syrian-A. Salem-on the complaint
of A. T. Stout, student of the Hat
tiesburg Business College, created no
little excitement in police circles.
Stout, a young fellow, and only re-
Gently married, reported that Salem
entered his home during his absence,
tried to sell to Mrs. Stout some of his
fancy work. which she declined to
buy, and then made improper ad-
vances to her. Mrs. Stout, in police
court this morning. told the court of
the Syrian's actions "He said he
thought l was pretty, and that he
liked my looks" Mrs. Stout told the
mayor 81 had repeatedly told him to
get out of the house, but he would
not Only the approach to the house
of nv husband caused the man to pick
UP his grip and leave"
The Syrian, through an interpreter,
said that he did not understand Mrs.
Stout when she told him to leave the
house. He said that he was not faml
lar with the language and customs of
this country, as he had only been in
the United States eleven months. The
man could speak some English, how
ever and could understand nearly all
of the questions asked him.
Mrs. Stout would not tell her hus
band of the Syrians acts for some
time after the affair happened. she
explained. as she was afraid that he
would follow the foreigner and would
kill him.
"a man who knows enough of our
language to be able to sell his wares,
said the mayor in fixing the fine
Ought to know enough to leave q
house when ordered. There's no rea
son why women should be imposed
upon by the peddlers, some of whom
only understand the words spoken &c
them that they want to understand
A little fine will help their English
knowledge"
j. E. Davis was in court represent
| ing Salem Whether the case will be
appealed, is not known. A 800 bond
will be required if the case is ap
pealed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
ELECTRIC MEN WILL
MEET HERE NOV. 10
PLANS FOR ENTERTAINMENT OF
STATE SECTION HAVE BEEN
COMPLETED.

Plans for entertaining the dele
gates to the Mississippi Section OF
the National Electric Light Associa-
tion, the annual convention of which
will be held in Hattiesburg November
10 and II, have been completed, and
H f. Wheeler, general manager OF
the Hattiesburg Traction Company,
whe is secretary-treasurer of the
state section, believes that between
100 and $50 electrical men will be in
attendance.
From every section of Mississippi,
men interested in electric light and
power, and electrical supplies, will
come. In addition to these, authori-
ties from other states will be present.
Central station, jobbers and supply
men will be in attendance.
The annual session last year was
held in Meridian. At that time it was
voted to meet in Hattiesburg this last
April. but the meeting was postponed
till November.
The executive committee of the
Mississippi section held a meeting in
Jackson Wednesday to perfect plans
for the coming convention.
Charles Hayes, of Columbus, is
president of the state section, and H.
F. Wheeler, OF Hattiesburg, is secre-
| tary-treasurer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27

While Mr.. Douglas s comparatively
new to American als.a1les, he has
been a popular comedian in London
for more than twenty years.
John Nolan, Christopher McTewney,
and John Olschewski, whose names
appear in the list of saved, make up
a vaudeville team known as the Fly
ing Martins. The three are aerial
performers and are said to do the
fastest aerial work in vaudeville. Re-
Gently they have been appearing in
the English halls.
Zellah Ccvington, who was a pas
senger on the Adriatic, with his wife,
is a native of California, and one of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27

I the authors of che farce Some Baby"
/ now running in New York City. He
has appeared in the sketches on the
vaudeville stage with his wife, Rose
! Wilbur. He went to England to put
on Some Baby which has been run
ming in London since March. Mr.
COVington made his first appearance
on the stage in David Belasco's stock
company at the Burbank Theatre, Los
! Angeles, some years ago.
Mrs. C. T. H. Phillips of Trenton, n.
J., was on the way over with her four
children. She had cabled her husband
she would take the liner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
ORGAN RECITAL To
BE GIVEN SUNDAY J
Young Organist To Render Program
At Trinity Episcopal Church.

Edward ]. Larmann, who recently
came to Hattiesburg to make this city
his home, will render an organ recital
at the Trinity Episcopal Church next
Sunday night at o'clock. Mr. Lar
mann, whose home is in New Orleans,
studied piano, organ, harmony, and
choir training under Prof Henry
Drueding, of Newcomb College, at
New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27

Over in the alley behind the City
Hall this afternoon, City Jailer Gil
more, supervised by about half of Hat
tiesburg, dry-mouthed and ''Spittin'
cotton" and Mayor Batson and Chief
of Police Bennett, is underdoing a
task peculiarly distasteful to many OF
the onlookers, who have been standing
out there in the sun for an hour look
ing at it, nevertheless.
1t S the semi-annual whiskey and
beer destroying occasion of the City
Government All the beer, wine, and
whi5key, confiscated by the police for
the Iast six months, is being poured
into the sewer, and is vending its
way down to Gordon creek, where an
unappreciative set of half-grown sar-
dimes and cat fish habitates.
Bottle after bottle is being un-
corked, turned upside down and the
contents allowed to trickle down into
the sewer and disappear from sight.
There are SO many bottles OF the beer
that Gilmore and the police have made
no effort to count them. Two big
kegs were the first to be emptied.
Then sack after sack of bottles was
emptied. A big case of six dozen
quart bottles, never opened, and in
the same condition as it was when it
was shipped from New Orleans, will
go the same route this afternoon. 1t
Continued on Page Two.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
CHICKEN THIEVES
MAKE GOOD HAUL
GET MANY FOWLS AND A SACK
OF COAL; PROBABLY PRE-
PAIRING FOR SUNDAY.

Poultry thieves last night invaded
the premises of Mrs. Lum, living on
Seventeenth avenue, and made away
with eight or ten chickens and a sack
OF coal Policeman Hugh Mclnnls
made an investigation, but could lind
no clue to the thieves.
McInnis is wondering if the raiders
didn't go elsewhere to steal some
salt and pepper. That's all they
need now," the policeman says, Ito
finish their Sunday dinner"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
GERMANY WILL GIVE
SATISFACTORY ANSWER
(RV ASxUCtdred PresS.l

Washington, D. c., Aug. 27.-The
German Ambassador, Count J. n.
Won Bernstorff, acting on instruc-
tions from Berlin, today notified
Secretary Lansing that full salts
faction will be given the United
States for sinking of the White
Star liner Arabic. Bernstorff ex-
planned that Germany would make
more than a dsaVowai If IL 10
found that the AraDic was sunk
without warning.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
GERMANS STILL
MARCH ONWARD
IN TO RUSSIA
Defenders Unable to Check the
Progress Of the kaiser's
Armies
LARGE BODIES OF GERMANS
BR0UBHT FROM THE EAST

French and German Aviators Con.
tinue To Be ActiVe-South Wales
Strike, and Tie Up the Coal Fields.
German Submarine Sends Another
English TraWler to the Bottom
Her Crew Saved.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
INVESTIGATE SHOOTING.

Deputy Sheriff Frank Williams and
Policeman Tom Moore went to Rich
burg early today to investigate the
shooting there last night of negro
brakeman of the Northeastern. They
returned before noon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
PETAL WILL HAVE
REVIVAL SERVICES
Laurel Minister To Have Charge OF
Meetings Which Begin Sunday.

The announcement was made TODAY
that the Rev. George d. Booth, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, of
Laurel, will begin series of services
at the Presbyterian Church in Petal,
beginning Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Services will be held twice daily, in
the morning and evening.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
MAN WHO LEASED
EASTLAND INDICTED

Chicago, H., Aug. 27.-The Cooke
county grand jury today indicted
Walter Greenbaum, manager of the
company that leased the Eastland,
charging him with manslaughter in
connection with the steamer disaster.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
Beer Poured Into
SeWer as Thirsty
CrOWd Looks on
CHIEF BENNETT PUTS A SUDDEN
END TO MANY GALLONS OF
CONFISCATED LIQUOR.

Of all the animals in the world,
I'd rather be a fish,
And hide myself in Gordon Greek;
Oh, then, I'd get my wish.
I'd drink and rest; then drink again;
I'd swim and kick and rear.
I'd bathe myself in that old stream;
I'D celebrate, my dear.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
(Bg Associated PreSs,l

Berlin, Aug. 27.-In was officially
announced today that the Russians
have evacuated the fortress of Olita.
on the Niemen river, so miles south
Of KOvEo.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27

Stella Carol, one of the Arabic's
passengers who was saved, is a young
English prima donna who was on her
way to New York to make her Amer
lean debut. She was to appear under
the management of Hugo GOerlitz,
who first brought Paderawsh and
Kubelik 10 this country.
Miss Carol is said to possess a re-
markaLlc soprano voice. She sings
the arias of Tetrazzini and Melba with
case, her voice having range of
three octaves. She has sung before
QueeA 2.ary by command, and Caruso
has predicted a brilliant future for
her.
Kenneth S. Douglas, another pas
senger en- the Arabic, is we'll known
to New York theatregoers through his
acting all last season of the ro.o Of
Sam Thornhill in " A Pair of Silk
Stockings" in the Little Theatre i'll
New York Although this was Mr..
Douglass first appearance here, he
scored so emphatically that Grace
George engaged him as her leading
man the coming season. He was on
his way to begin rehearsals.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27

Struck by an automobile driven by
" w. Draughan, a well known Hat
tesburg farmer and lumberman
while crossing the tracks of the Cult
& Ship Island Railroad near the Bay
Street Presbyterian Church, shortly
after $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Rufus MaddOcks, the 13-year-Old son
of w NJ Maddocks, of the Hatties
burg Traction Company force of en-
ployes, is in the Hattiesburg Hospital
today.
The lad is suffering from several
cuts, bruises, and contusions. No
bones were broken, and it is believed
that he escaped internal injuries. He
was taken to the hospital immediate
ly following the accident, in an un
conscious condition He did not re
gain consciousness until nearly mid
night.
The boy, according to the hospital
attendants, and his mother, is unable
to give an explanation as to how the
accident occurred.
81 was riding on my wheel and was
going up grade on Laurel avenue, tC
my home, when something happen
ed he is quoted as having said "a
knew nothing more until woke up in
the hospital last night. I do not
know how it happened"
Was Running Slowly.
Il was coming from the north on
Bay street, in my automobile, accom-
panied by c. A. Miner" said Mr.
Draughan to The News this afternoon
when | turned to cross the railroad
tracks. | was going up the embank
ment when a boy on bicycle, ran
ahead of the car, and directly in front
of it. We were travelling about 5 miles
an hour, and it would have been impos
siblc for me to have stopped the car
so suddenly did the youngster dart il
front of it, even if the automobile
was going up grade.
I'VE did stop the machine within 6
few feet, however, and took the boy
out from under it"
Mr. Miner went to the Hospital anC
visited the lad He left instructions
that the best medical attention posi-
BILE be given him, and directed tina
the bill be sent to him. Several time!
today Mr.. Draugan made inquiries a.
to the lads condition.
Il regret the accident immensely,
he continued But it couldn't have
been helped"
Mr. Miner said that the boy raj
directly in front of the moving auto
mobile.
"Our car was coming up Bay Stree
from the Hospital, when we turne,
Continued on Page Two.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
MISSISSIPPI MAN
IS NEW DIRECTOR
vANNOY H. MANNING, OF HOLLY
SPRINGS, TO HAVE CHARGE
OF MINE BUREAU.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, D. c., Aug. ~
President Wilson this afternoon
appointed vannoy n. Manning, of
Holly Springs, Miss, director of
the Bureau of Mines, to succeed
the late Or. j. A. Holmes, who
died few weeks ago.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
BOY is KNOCKED
UNCONSCIOUS BY
AN AUTOMOBILE
13 Year Old Son Of Hattiesburg
Traction Man Is Thrown
From Bicycle
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL; KNOWS
NOTHING FOR SIX HOURS

Rufus Maddocks is Struck While
Crossing the G. &. S. !. Tracks Be
tween Laurel Avenue and Bay
Street, by V. w. Draughan-Lad
Tells Mother He Doesn't Know
What Happened To Him-His Con-
dition Not Serious.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
London, Aug. 27. - The British
steamer Palm Grove has been sunk
Her crew was saved.

London, Aug. 27-The TeutoniC In.
'"ders of Russia not only have pres
Sed the Russians back into old Russia
beyond the political borders of anci-
ent Poland, but have penetrated we'll
beyond the district of Russia proper.
Inhabited by the Poles. The advance
stage where the Russians are fighting
for existence is on the soil of white
Russia
1t is believed that the Russians
have successfully evacuated Biest-
Litovsk before that fortress surren-
dered
1t is now doubtful that a Turco-
Bulgarian treaty has been signed.
Transferrence of large bodies of
troops from the eastern to the west
ern front is reported today.
South Wales miners again threaten
a coal shortage. by striking. The
miners appear to be dissatisfied with
the recent arbitration award.
Constantinople reports that the
Turks have repulsed the attacks on
their left wing at Seddul Bahr.
AViators Active
Paris, Aug. 27-The French and
German aviators are continuing their
activities in the eastern portion of
the French line, according to an Of
fetal report. French aviators bonn
barded two railroad stations which
the Germans hold in the Argonne.
German aviatOrs bOmbarded Cler.
monten-Argonne.
Reports from the South Wales coal
fields this afternoon state that $4,000
miners have joined the new strike.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
The COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans. Aug. 27.-The cotton
market, at 1:30 o'clock, was 20 points
up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-27
THE WEATHER

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-31

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Sobanna Hile"
"Guheis Sfplarf Srmsbp" fal-
bebe ben 2oen Mopember bette slar.
Gen prooucereoe 27,761.7 Yunb
Melf, Der / Gienncminit for Iaret
"teiteo" 4.34. Set bliper 1,201.9
Tuno Smprieot euer 1900 Tunb
Smsr paa 800 Gage.
Senne beren1te So blep ira &aIp
al opfeot % rpgtet al q. 9. Doung,
Buffalo Centre, Soma. 0tinneiota
bar altiaa sgren al at bape @eroens
beoite @eIfcfu; men oct bar / Soma,
ben for ferite Gang iaa Saeens 2ps,
iaa noget al sgren tilialoer ben
Stat, fan hi i%fjenne.
Senf, 1900 Yunb Smer fra en-
elleite $50 paa bare $50 Gage! gr
BET miligt at ilaa oen &eforo? =
Irel Sanien er ergierri9 nof til at
mere Saab ON, at ban ifal fllnre
opoase en- all, Der fan gjsre oct.
San er, iom iaet, en- ing Mano %
bar Sremtioen for Jig. On Dag
faar pi fanife bere, at ban bar nm.
oct en- ai,, Ser fan ilaa "0nheis
Sfplarf Srmsbp"s &eforo osiaa. -
"Mian ifal albrig ii9e alorig".
Spab oct foiteoe at regte og itelle
benne peroensberpmte &u Sc 365
Gage, ia, oerpm ifal Ri life tale.
"2egnmes" eller Selsplanter.
On srt TIanter al itsrite 9etpo-
ming for Sorbbrueet er be Iaafalote
"9elgiru9ter" eaer paa gngelif
"2eeumes". gGleplanter ipnes mig
bore ct mere p~asienoe Hapn END bet
norif-oanife "9elgfrilgter". Selit
piIoc ieg faIbe Dem "SfiaImeplan.
ter, ga Sc bar lit 5rs / en- "SfiGl-
me-. @i iaeoe ogiaa "sgrterifiGl-
me" / @amlelanoet. gu, "fiGrt
@arn bar mango Nopne", % Zig er
oct osiaa meo bisle "Seglmes" eaer
@nlgplanter.
9e pistigite al SfiGlmepIanterne
err glfalfa, sc iorlfiellise Slass ale-
Der, @enner, 9@rter, @iffer, "Sop
Scans, "Gom Beans" etc.
Set merfelige peb ale bisle Elan-
ter er, at Be bar Den Gpne at filnne
fange Nitrogen / 2uiten os opbepa-
re ben / Sorben. De arbeioer onl-
trert eiter iamme Yrincip iom Be
beremte Observation-Disclosures peo
Sbba / Norge - ct al De merfelig.
ite Soretagenoer @eroen bar p9ret
&ibne til.
9enne Nitrogen eler Saltpeter er
ct al Sc pigtieite glementer / ,Sor.
binbeIie meb Tlanteieoen / Meerior.
Den, og ct al Be glementer, iom bar
Ietteit for at blipe borte fra Iger-
jorben cller tabes. % ifal Sabet
eritattes ueo funitig @jeoiel, iaa er
iuit Saltpeter set melt foItbare, lom