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CIENCIAS OCULTAS.

Secretos de los Carlos. Arte de ga
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g los EsplrltuS ...........- zoe
Manual de Magia Blanca..,.. Csc
Manual de Magia Roja....... Csc
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Clavicula del Rey Solomon 49,. Use
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Los Admirables Secretos de Alberto
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Secretos de Ia Prestldlgltaclon = "a
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! preStlQlgltaclOn
Is Clavicula del Hechicero, o Llbro
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! cretos oOc
I'll D~iccionario Internal. Contiene 10
~re+erente q las apariciones, magla
blanca, roja = pegra, adiylnaclones,
c~onjuros, etc. .........:...;Sl'oO
Dogma Y Ritual de Ia Alta Magla.
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ciencias ocultas. Contiene el TRAN
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Ysrdadero Horoscope para Ad'19 ma
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LA PRENSA" pubIica :
as las noticias tai como -
"hacarls In harha 4 nR%
Sc SOLUCIONO LA HUELGA .
DE LA CERYERIA
Vicne de la Pag la.)
Otras Noticias

Jose E. Cavazos, c%oronel
rancista. fuG asccndido d gene
rigadicr. por disposition del D.
artamcnto de Guerra del Prim'
efc. Con tai motive. CavazoS d
n banqucte a Sus amigos.
-Frente al Arco dc la lndepc'
lencia. en- cl c.JEamjcnto dc las c
adas Union" y "Progreso," d.
ominadas 'Francisco |. Madero'
Jose Maria Pine Suarez", por acu'
o de Raul Madero, cuando este c
uvo dc Gobernador. Sc efectuo aye
a entrega de Ia bandcra al 22o. reg
aiento de caballeria que comanc
osG 3. CavaZos.
Jose T. Santos. que tienc eI ca
70 de Jefe de las operaciones en-
,stado. para haiagar . su jefe. JacI'
} Treviho. obsequio con un dia {
ampo en- cI ~pintoresco sitio "El NJ
alar." a la sonora Maria Carrlllo G
'reviho. esposa del jcfc de la Div
sion del -.---1
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IAN iE.NTRiDD.


Iapidrl con que rieruiaron ias oDras
IT, escape. Fin 81 tempo que ha
ran>rurrido d">de Iur AIcmania
omrnZ0 III iHhumana campaha DE
ubmarino>. han podiIo las trI-
D]uIariOnr> lie las d~!vcr>aS cmbar-
'arlonr> que cruzan los mares com
prrudido- ru la IONA DE guerra,
amac~irar>r on la manIobraS DC
aivamrnIo. y ahora resuIta coSa
iclI drsaIojar ell I'm momrntO los
ARGOS que han >Ido torp"deadoS.
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1BRAs DIVERSAS.

Is voz de Ia Naturalezs. Collection
de hermosas historiss = novelas mo-
raIes
Manual de Agriculture = Ganaderia.
Indispensable para Ia genie de cam
20. Con grabadoz >.........5I.8S
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PNECEAE

Poesias de Antonio Plaza... soc
Pasionarias. Gbras poeticas de Ma
nuel ". Flores. .......... doe
9Oesias de Manuel Acu1a Aumenta-
das con e. hermoso drama Gel Pa,
Sado" SOc
Los Trovadores de Mexico. Hermosa
collection Ga poesjas de nuestros me-
iores auto-eS- 4 "a rustics. g0e
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Muchas familias abandouau las
poblacioncs.

Sc me ascgura que muchas familias
meyicanas han cstado saIiendo dc la
poblacioncs douGe hay tcmores DE-
que sc registrar combates y que s.
diriieu al Norte del Estado. Los tire
mes que van para eI mismo rumbo lie
van muchos meXicanos. los cuaIcs dI
cen que van a TRAFALGAR en- la pizca de
algodon.
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0TRA EEL Ell II. Il. t..
Vienc dc la pagina 3.

81 negro Brasil y eI impetuoso CHI
le. traJan por medic de los pro-
c6nsules de este orgulIoso pueblo.
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oBRAS PoETICAg De PEA

PoeSI2s ESCOgldas .s...,..., soc
e Arpa del Amor ...........$1.25
Flores del Alma .$l.25
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-uJO ..$l.25
Las Glorias de Mexico. Collection de
composiciones dedicadas 8 L. pstria
J 3 sus heroes 7Se
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Los soIdados patruIlaron Ia e'ud"''

Como Sc tuyicra n%oticia dc gu
an West Brownsville. punto cerra''
A csta ciudad. habia aparccIdo IN
partida lie aIzados, saLlo del tucri
Brown I'm dcstacamento anoche' O.
mo a las nuevc, para aquel lugar.
Otro dcstacamcnto de las tropa
del mismo Fuerte Brown patrulI'
anoche los Suburbios de la ciudad pa
ra evitar una s~orpresa, pues Sc dlJ'
mucho cue continuaba pasando gen
te armada del Iado mc%icano y gu
p~retendian atarar esta plaza.
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NOVELAS A 4oe 4 UNA

e. Becs-ro de Op.
e Hijc Naldito
La Lucba por el Amor
g. Manuscrito de Iii Madrs
Maria, por Jorge ISaacs
81 Cura de la Ads
Dora.
AzucenR
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RELIGION.

Historic S@gguda- RecUpi.aciUn sober
S0.a del Antique : NgcvO TestameE-
TO. LI1-O cue coEr.ene Ia conpiica-
oa historic de. pueblo lie Israel y
que 2iCta .@s &guras dc ~patriarcaS '
p~rgtc-as, r.cEdose clurameuce como
sc prepare e. gran suceso de Ia We
I.aa dc. Nes.as. Ea.cl6u dc IL
IO. IN romO grauac 5000
No'ela del Sug..o Mao dc Alto
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GacecIsmo de RipaIda .-...., Zoe
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Ancora de salvation ........ SOC
COmulgaCor General ........ 7Sc
P~equeno Laval!e de Ia Juventud, 0
Devocionario dcl C-istiano zoe
Curse de F~i!ososia Elemental, por
Balmes. Contiene l6gica, metafisi-
ca, etica, etc. ..$l.25
OevOcjonario Guadalupano Csc
Catecismo de Perseverance, ...$1.00
Los Martires, 0 e. Iriunfo de IA Re!i-
gi6n Cristiana. Libro cuya lectura
nos hace asIstir 9 Ia lucha de dos
ge1eraciones c~ortrarias; IA I ar
uaCa con los arreos de IA ferocidad,
= Ia otra con e. simoolO reCe1-
e. Geuio del CriStiauismO. ESta ob-a,
como IA anterior, IS de las mejores
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NoVELAs a 3sc CADA UNA

Malditas Sean las Mujeres.
MaldirOS Sean les HOmbreS
Na.di-as Sean las SuegrGA
Arte de Buscar Marble
Las Evas Modernas
Fl NOvio Prestado.
La Hiia De las Flores.
FL Purgatorio de las Solter&s
Ii Paradise de las Mujerea
81 Inferno de los HOmbTas
Viva mi Novia.
q Hada de los Maren
81 Najestad e Amor
Ealdito Sea Ell amor.
La Princesa del Do1ns
Amor ' Martjrio.
La HUa dc Venus.
Fo- que Sc Casan los Hombrea
Po- cue Sc Casan las Mujeres
Por que Pecan las Mujeres.
Per que Reinciden las Viudaa
e Collar de Esme-aldas.
Las Hijas &c Champagne
e Nido de Ruisenores.
Las Obre-as del Amor.
Marina o Ia Hija de las Oh&
Pasionarias de Amor
q ST az las Niaes.
Ia Eiuda Allegro
"a Nina de los JazEIaas
CaIvario de Amor.
Por segUir a una Mujer.
Aalditos Sean los CeloG
La corte del Amor.
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II rn,iado especial.
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Liberia de Ignacio Z. Lozano De 0s 7zSfA.
La CASA NA CDHAAM HAS mwA La @m Hmm HoR BuDoY Ae THDs M BhN%
Los pE1nOs Sc nEspAcBAr POE coRmn con Los GAsns PAGADosm nnO ia QUE Sc EOBa La ORDE
OBRAS
DE VETdTA.
DO YLA QUE EgNDB HAS BARAg9.
NOVELAs DIVERSAS.

PAGADOs Ell MISMO Ola QUE Sc RECIBE Ia ORDEN
The Little River news., 1915-10-27
Christian Ladies' Aid.

The Aid Society of the Christian church met last Wednesday with Mrs. Stoker. This was one of the most plea sant and profitable meeting the society has held for long time. At- ter the bible lesson and during the business session the drawing was made for the gift box which consisted of large box of toilet articles, which was to be given to the one drawing the lucky number, after the sale of the toilet articles on hand. The drawing was done by little three year old baby Joe Sullivan and the lucky number was drawn by Mrs. Snyder. One new member, Mrs. Lawton, was added, and one visitor, Mrs. Chas. Ford of Kan
 as, was present. Ice cream and cake was served after which the society adjourned, repeating the Lords pray CT. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Wilson, November 3.
The Little River news., 1915-10-27
SAFE FARMING TOUR NOV. l6 
Safe Farming Meeting Will Be Held in AshdOwn November 16; Many
 Experts Coming.

Fayetteville, Oct. 26-(SpecialD- The richest farmers in America are in Iowa, Kansas and Wisconsin where Safe Farming" has been the watch vord .foi, 40 years. There, every farm r grows his foodstuffs and lots of .zoed for horses, hogs and cattle. and then his surplus money goes into the bank, and for automobiles and pianos, and into education for his boys and girls Arkansas has the climate and soil for making farmers rich, but they are not rich.
 The new campaign in Arkansas is . for Safe Farming, more feed, more clovers, more livestock, fewer acras in cotton, and cotton money for the bank. It is a campaign to help the farmers get rich.
 There will be a Safe Farming meet ing at Ashdown, November 16. and farmers and business men are invited to come out and discuss the big SUD ject. Let everybody tell everybody .so and let us have a good attend anoe of the best people of the county. There will be three speakers of the .o1lege of Agriculture and the Gov ernmeM forces present.
The Little River news., 1915-10-27
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
Has Reached 337 Daring the First
 Month of the Term.

The enrolment of the Ashdown Public School has reached the 337 mark during the first month, and it is thought that it will still be increased.
 Honor Roll.
 The honor roll for the first month follows:
 Second Grade-Elma Cox, Allison Harrison, Ruth Collins, Idelle Middle brooks, Martha Nolen, Cora Wimber- ly.
 Third Grade-Clyde Briant, George Graddy, Tisdale Smith, Elizabeth Briant, Gladys Ford, Salle Mobley, Pallie Nolen, Francis Perry, Anna Lee Phillips, Elma Short, Juanita Ivy man, Grace Thompson, Mary York, Fannie Bradford, Fife Harrison, Ola May Oliver, Floyd Reed, Joseph Tuck CT.
 Fourth Grade-Sadie Grounds, Lew is Graddy, Lon Jones, Juliet Orton.
 Fifth Grade-Reva Bishop, Madge Collins, Jesse May Cummins, Alberta Jones, Mildred Johnson, Cecil Lott, Bertie May Phillips, Christine Thomp- son, Ada Wimberly. Willie Buster Garrett Bearden.
 Sixth Grade-Nita Jim Chewning, Beth Bowling, Fife Draper, Gharltne Dupree, Selma Fleming, Eathel TGeas, Myrtle Treas, Mary Poland, Fife Marr Westbrook, Jimmie Cummins, Marion Wilson, Martha Pierce.
 Seventh Grade-Hilda Majors, Will ie Bishop, Dorothy Corbett, Katherine Trice, Maude Quick, Dora Holmes, Bennis Potts.
The Little River news., 1915-10-27
FRENCN FIGHTING
 ALONGSIDE SERBS
Bulgarians Take Uskup, an Important Serbian Railway Junction; Rus-
 sians Have Left COurlaad.

London, Oct 24.-The Bulgarians, according to their official report is- sued today have reached Usktp, an important junction on the Saloniki- Nish railway and have thus placed themselves across the route by which the allies endorsements for the Serbs will travel.
 The Germans, in the north, have begun more vigorous offensive and have crossed the Danube near Orosova. This brings much nearer the linking up of the armies of the Germanc allies and those of Bulgaria and the opening of the way through Bulgaria to Constantinoplc
 Success is not being achieved with out heavy losses as the Serbian vet rans, well entrenched in their moun> tains are offering stu 5born resis- ance and are making the invaders pay a big price for every mic of country invaded.
 A French Fight Beside Serbs.
 French troops are fighting beside the Serbs in the southeastern section and reports from Athens say that other steps are being taken by the allies to help their small partner. Ad- ditional troops are being landed at Saloniki Bulgarian ports in the Aegean and Black seas are being bombarded and is believed that men and munitiCus Wlll be sent tc Serbia by still another route. With cut the active cooperation of Greece aud Roumania it is feared here, the allies will not be able 70 do much fer sclme weekA
 The Russians who have been lanir1 at DGumenness, CourIiand, have. ac- this IS so, it is probable that the land ing was intended as diversion in the hope of drawing German troops from the Riga and Dvinsk regions, where very hard fighting is still in progress. There is no news of Field Marshal Von Hindenberg's drive toward Dvina southeast of Riga, but north west of Dvinsk he has made another attempt to reach the river and claims
The Little River news., 1915-10-27

to have forced the Russians from their positions, inficting losses on them and taking nearly three thousand prisoners.
 Germans Take IlOust.
 Ilouskt, which has figured promi- nently in all the recent communica- tions has been captured by the Ger mans.
 The persistence with which the Germans are attacking in this region shows the importance they attach to the capture of Dvinsk and Riga and the line of the Dvina railroad before
The Little River news., 1915-10-27
M'RAE OPENS CAMPAIGN
Formally Announced For Governor
 in Speech at Prescott.

Prescott, Oct. 23.-Thcmas c. Nc Rae, former congressman, at big pie nic here today formally announced his candidacy for governor, and outlined his platform. His address was de- voted mainly to the needs of the state and contained no criticisms of present officials and candidates for office.
 MT. McRae urged stringent econo- my in the state government, and de- clared in favcr of abolishing the state capitol commission. He also declared himself in favor of a strict primary election law, making it a part of his platform.
 City Realty & Abstract Co.,, Agents.
 x,o,, ;,c,,,aJo not bottar eon
The Little River news., 1915-10-27
winter sets in.

On the rest of the eastern front the Russians continue their isolated at tacks to prevent the Germans from establishing a line of entrenchments such as they succeeded in doing be- fore Warsaw last year, after the first attempts failed.
 After a few weeks of quiet for the Germans the fighting on the west consists mostly of artillery engage ments.
The Little River news., 1915-10-27
M., D. & c. TIME CARD Daily Passenger Service

Leave Texarkana, east a. m Leave Ashduwn, east ...........7:55 a. m, Arrive Hot Springs ..............1:4O D. m, Leave Hot Springs, west ....3:55 D. m. Arrive Ashdown, west ........9:19 D. m, Arrive Texarkana ..............10:05 D. m.
 Daily Except Sunday, Mixed Train
 Leave Ashdown, east ..7:35 a. m. Arrive Hot Springs .........l..6: 10 D. m. Leave Hot Springs ......,........7:1o a. m. Arrive Ashdown .....,,.........,,,6:5s p. m.
The Little River news., 1915-10-27

City Realty & Abstract Co.,, Agents.
 Are you insured? If not better SC,
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
He'd Up, Robbed,
Gets Money Back

Held up and robbed of the only dol
lar he had in his pocket, and later
able to turn the tables on his assail-
ant and get a refund of 100 cents was
the experience which G. H. Creel, a
youngster, living in Columbia street
near the city limits,
Creel was driving home late yester
day afternoon when he was overtaker
by negro pedestrian who asked fol
ride. Creel said all right, and the ne
gro climbed in. In an instant, tn,
negro threw his arms around the driv
er, and pinned his arms to his side
He searched Creel, and took a lone
some dollar bill out OF his pocket, :.
He then released his hold, ard con
tinued In his seat, Within few mir
utes the negro, who evidently was fs
niliar with that part of the country
realized that Creel was neariug homs
SO he made, an effort to get away. II
Jumped, but Creel caught him by hi
legs, At this, the horse which be wa
Continued on Page Two.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
ARMBRECHT COMPANY
NOW IN BANKRUPTCY
ASSETS AMOUNT TO $1,000 MORE
THAN LIABILITIES OF
FIRM.

Investments in timbered lands on
Pearl river and in sawmills, on which
it is impossible to realize under exist
ing financial conditions, is given as
the cause for the bankruptcy of the C.
H. Armbrecht Lumber Co, one of the
best known concerns in the city.
Mr.. Armbrecht, the president of the
company, went to Gulfport Saturday
and entered voluntary petition with
the referee in bankruptcy there, nam
ing approximately $1,000 as his as.
sets and $4,000 as his liabilities. AL.
though the assets are in excess of the
liabilities, they are of such character
as not to be salable under present con.
ditions. 1t is not known what dis
position the creditors will make of
them.
Mr. Armbrecht has accepted a posi-
tion in Chicago, as manager of the
Chicago office of st. Louis wholesale
lumber company. He and Mrs. Arm.
brecht will leave in a few days fol-
their new home. Mr. Armbrecht turn.
ed over his home on Mamie street as
part of his assets.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
Boy Bandits Hold
UpHarUeyMat1 and
Shoot Him i,7 Arm
FIRE. FOUR TIMES AT CHARLES
SMITH, WHO THOUGHT THEY
WERE kidding" HIM.

Charlie Smith. blacksmith, of Pet
al, is scarrying around in a sling today
badly shot-up forearm, received Sat-
urday night whom a couple of youth
full hold-ups challenged him on River
avenue and demanded his money.
Smith, who thought some kind of a
practical joke was being played on
him, offered resistance. In the twink
ling OF an eye. one of the youngsters
turned loose on him a small caliber
revolver. He fred at Smith four
times, three of the shots striking IL.
the fore arm.
The boys then disappeared Smith
returning to his home. and later was
driven to Hattiesburg, where he was
given treatment by Dr. Robert Don
aid.
The police have description of the
youths, and are searching for them.
The hold-up occurred on River avenue
below the Mississippi Central Rail.
road crossing.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
US. WARSfIIPS ARE RUSHED TO MEXICO|
Relatives Found 7
of Semi Conscious
Boy In laf1nQry
YOUNG MONTGOMERY is FROM
ELLlsVHLE, AND MAY
LIVE.
LIVE.

The identity of Frank Montgomery,
the young man who was employed for
day by the Lamar Lumber Company,
at Clyde, and who. on taking sick and
being transferred to the South Mis-
sissippi Infirmary In Hattiesburg, was
unable to give information concerning
himself, has been ascertained.
He is a youngster from Ellisville
21 miles from Hattiesburg on the
Northeastern. The boys condition is
growing better, and reports from the
hospital this afternoon were to the eff
feet that he has chance to recover
A description of the youth appeared
in The News yesterday. 1t attracted
the attention of Sam Moody, day agent
of the Queen G. Crescent here. Moody
Immediately called the infirmary on
the telephone, and after talk with
the nurse, positively identified the
boy The nurse went to Montgomerys
ward, and succeeded in awakening
him. "You are from Ellisville, and
you have mother and brother living
there, while your father is dead" she
told him.
In an instant, the boys memory le
turned to him, and he told the nurse
of his antecedents; why he came to
Hattiesburg, and when.
His family has been notified.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
Bandit Overlooked
Slim HerStocking

Beyond doubt, the most gentlemanly
burglar the Hattiesburg police and the
Forrest county authorities ever have
had to deal with was the man who
held up and robbed Mrs. ]. Black who
was returning to her home on the
Petal Road late Saturday night.
This is what happened:
Mrs. Black, whose husband conducts
a truck farm four or five miles from
Hattiesburg, was driving along at q
rapid clip late in the evening, when
her horse came to sudden standstill
up with your hands," voice from
the darkness said, "and climb down
out of your wagon"
Mrs. Black did So
"Have you pistol, or anything to
shoot with?" the burglar asked.
Mrs. Black said she had not, and
said it in such a way that he believed
her.
Then he began to search her. He
couldn't make much progress, as even
first-class hold-up man couldn't find
a woman's pockets unless he took a
week off in which to search for them.
"Give me your money" the bandit
said.
Mrs. Black handed over small
quantity of change which she carried
in the side pocket of her coat.
"Is that all you have?" he asked.
"No-o-o sir" she blushingly replied.
;:All right, let's have the rest" he
demanded.
Just then the moon drifted out from
behind a dark cloud and the entire
countryside was flooded with a bright
light. 1t was almost as bright as day.
Continued on Page Two.)
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-09
GREECE STILL WAIVERS
REGARDING NEUTRALITY
Paris Heard That Allies Are Bringing
Warships From Every Quarter In
Their Assault on the Dardanelles-
5ombardment Still in Progress, and
Fleet Slowly Accomplishing Task.

London, March 9.-Balgaria, here
tofore considered as the least likely
OF the Balkan states of entering the
European war, today is confronted
with an internal crisis over the ques.
tion Of remaining neutral or of taking
part in the world campaign.
Reports reaching Paris this after.
noon and transmitted to London say
that the premier has been overthrowp
by the influence of the Bulgarian king
The plan of the premier as outlined
was to occupy Adrianople il Greece
Joined the war with the Triple En.
tente. The course of Greece has not
yet been determined.
The banker, requested by the Gre
clan king to form new cabinet, has
declined, and member of the cham
Der of deputies given the task
Fighting In The DardaneIles.
Paris dispatches today mention the
names of warships not heretofore re.
ported as having aided the Allied feet
in the Dardanelles. This is taken to
mean that the Allies are bringing
ships from every quarter to bring
down these forts. The bombardment
is still proceeding, and many reports
say that the fleet is slowly accomplish
ing its task. s
Both the right and the left flank Of
the German Northern Poland army
has been dislodged from the position
1t took up after the advance from East
Prussia, a Petrograd dispatch says.
The German right is reported to have
beaten hasty retreat to within eight
miles of the border. German reports,
however, say that the Russian often
sive was not successful