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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-30
VIEWING WITH ALARM.

l., Ihey debate .ome weighty Ming,
In Congressional committees
The Committee on Post-holes !. in
session. and. ~ its msmberS have
nothing whatever to DO with that in.
Snntution. they are discussing the
Panama Canal. A naval expert from,
the interior addresses the Ch.i,'
At:tah Chairmaa, / am inform.d
that the bottoms of ships piyins Il
ssh water collect large guam fities Of
earnaeles / beiieve-ahCtHst / am
correct In this assumption ~
General assent.
- am further informed. N;...b
Shairman, that upon coming into CON.
tact with fresh water these barnacIe.
Immediately become loosened. that 4.
to say, detached. To SPEAK br;eAw
when vessels from either ocean enter
the fresh water of the Canal ali their
oarnacies will drop off,"
No dissent.
What's the idea?" finally inou;re,
plain business man who happens tn
be in Congress. @"' ~
well, won't these constantly dron.
ping barnacles have tendency to XII
up the Canal?" ~ Hi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-30
Biuebeard and F,,;m, ~

charming wooine. ''
DO you dislike bright colors7"
asked Bluebeard. looking fend.rix
down into Fatima's lustrous eyes
Not on your whiskersi" ansvereh
q! ratima, with . naiyste well becoming
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-30

Mrs. Cunningham stated that she
was afraid to try to leave the house.
SO she remained there until the pair
had finished eating. One of them
asked If she had change for 80 cents.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-30

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-30

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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
CINCINNATI MARKETS

Wheat-No. , red $11101.1S, No. 8
Sl.G6G110la, No 4 95c@$104.
Corn-No. white S01ac, No. white
SOGS012c, No. l yellow Size, No. 9
yellow S10S1iac, No. | mixed S01Ac
No. mixed SO0SOi2c.
Oats-NO. white 4S049c. standard
white 4604Sc No. white 42044c,
No. white b q iOc, No . mixed 4Ola
04lc, No. 3 mixed 391a@4Ohc, No. 4
mixed 3603Sc.
Hay-No. / timothy S16M1150, No.
2 S15015.5O, No. $1361S50, No. /
clover mixed S15, No. S1S, No. l clio.
yer S12, No. SO.
Eggs-Prime firsts 23c, firsts 20c,
ordinary 1Sc, seconds 15c.
Poultry-Eroilers, lbs and over,
Ice, under lbs, Ice; fowls, over
lbs, l4c; . lbs and under, 131ac; roost.
ers, &c; spring ducks, 3 lbs and over
lac; spring ducks, . lbs and over
12c; ducks, white, lbs and over, 12c;
ducks, white, over 3 lbs, lie; ducks
white, under lbs, l0c; colored, 1Oc;
hen turkeys, lbs and over, l6isc,
tom turkeys, 10 lbs and over, 16lsc.
Butter-Whole milk creamery ey
tras 2Siac, centralized creamery eN
tras 2Gc, hrats 22lac, seconds 1916
dairy fancy zoe, No. l packing stocI
1Sl2c, No. 16lac.
Cattle-Shippers S6.256S25. eXtr
5 SS406S,6O; butcher steers, extra $50
S.95, good to choice SG750S, common
to fair $4.T50G,25; heifers, extra $50
S.25, good to choice S7250L4O, con
mon to fair S547; COWS, extra SCI
! 06S5, good to choice $5.2506, can
ners $2.75d2Tj,
Buns-Bologna $5,5Od6, fat bull
S6G6.75,
Calves-EXtra $11, fair to good $77
/ 9lO.75, common and large $5,2j@lO.
! Hogs-Sclected heavy $G,S5@7lO
good to choice packers and butcher
$I651775. stays S35O045O, common
to choice heavy fat sOws Si.GOQ6.l5
extra $500, light shippers SL75@79I
medium shippers S7750IS5, pigs (l2
lbs and ,es3l $G0S95.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
swept BY FLOOD
HUNDREDS PERCH IN TREEToPS
TO ESCAPE THE RAGING
MISSOURI FLOOD.
Thousands of Pleasure Resorts, Club
houses and Summer Cottages
Are Cleaned Out.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
st. Louis.-Meramec river, lined on
either side with thousands of pleas
ure resorts, clubhouses and summer
cottages, went several miles out of it's
banks, swept away most of these
buildings, and increased to 20 the
number Of lives lost in st. Louis coun-
ty as a result of the food which fol-
lowed the recent rainstorm here. The
Meramec began rising one foot an
hour The food was so sudden that
hundreds of persons had time only to
climb to tree tops. Efforts to rescue
them with motor boats had been in
vain. Six persons are said to have
been drowned at Valley Park and two
at Meramec Highlands. Many per-
sons were missing and fear is eX-
pressed by county officials that the
death list may aggregate 80 persons.
Hundreds OF persons had been ma
rooned in clubhouses and cottages
along the river by the first rise sew
eral days ago, following a forty-hour
rainfall. Hundreds of others had gone
to the river, hoping it would recede
and permit them to save relatives,
friends and the water soaked posses
sions Appeals for help were sent to
ST. Louis and hundreds OF volunteers
Immediately responded. Boats are
being rushed to the Meramec by train.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
NEED MORE MARINES IN HAITI
Three Hundred and Fifty More Put
on waiting orders"-Means
Force Of $500 Men.

Washington, Aug. 3.-Three hum
dred and fifty more marines have
been put on waiting orders" prep.
aratory to being sent to Haiti. Three
companies of the artillery battalion
stationed at Annapolis, It was an
nounced by the navy department,
probably will be sent to join Admiral
Capertons forces this week. The
companies are the First, Ninth and
Thirteenth. This will bring the total
force at Haiti up to $500 men, 1900
marines and 200 blue jackets being
there already. officials refused to
discuss the sending of more men
there but It was generally believed
It is planned to supervise the Gus.
tomhouses for some time. The wip.
Ing out of revolutionary bands
throughout the island may take some
time, too. It was admitted.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
GERMAN VESSELS SUNK
In Gulf Of Riga, Alsa Four Barques
With Soldiers.

Perograd.-The German dread
nought Moltke, three cruisers and
seven torpedo boats were sunk by
Russians in the battle in the Gulf of
Riga, according to an announcement
made by the President OF the Duma.
Crippled by these losses the German
fleet withdrew from the gulf. The
fleet had conveyed a large number
of troops through the Moon Sund and
was endeavoring to cover their land
ing at Pernpvin Pe-nogol, about 80
miles north of Riga, on the east side
of the gulf, when the Russians at
tackled. Four enormous barques,
crammed with soldiers, attempted the
landing. They were met by the fire
OF Russian troops on shore and, ac.
cOrding to the announcement of the
President OF the Duma, were extermi,
mated. The barques were captured.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26

Secretary Joseph Leopold, OF the
Frankfort Chamber of Commerce,
is enthusiastic over the results
Of his trip to Paris, Carlisle and
Maysville, in company with E. N.
Wallace, in the effort to put Frankfort
ON the through route of the Jackson
highway from New Orleans to Buffalo.
With large banner pinned to the
sides OF the automobile bearing the
words. Jackson Highway Path1nding
Car, Frankfort Chamber of Com
merce,' the Frankfort boosters made
triumphal tour of the route from
Frankfort to Paris and thence to Car
Iisle and MaysyiIle.
The placing of Frankfort on the
through route, according to Secretary
Leopold, will mean great deal to this
city in the fact that it will bring
thousands of strangers into the cap
ital who otherwise might pass us by.
/ The attitude OF others interested in
the highway. Secretary Leopold said,
indicated that Frankfort would have
| plenty Of support in her claim for
recognition. A meeting Of the entire
State Jackson Highway association
will be called soon by President VIII
Hoge. Peter Lee Atherton, OF Louis
vile, is president Of the National
Jackson Highway association.
a Jackson Highway association good
roads meeting was held in Frankfort,
whon road enthusiasts from all points
between Louisville and Maysyille
/ we're in attendance.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
ARMY AT TURKISH FRONTIER
sulgarlans Concentrate 10000 Troops
to Attack Turks-Buluarla Satisfied
With Territorial Concessions.

Naples, Aug. PA dispatch to the
Mattlno from Salonlkl says Bulgaria
has concentrated 100000 troops on the
Turkish frontier Recent news dls.
patches from Sofia have agreed that
Bulgaria is satisfied with the terri.
torial concessions offered her by the
entente powers as the price Of her aid
In the war, The consent OF Serbia
and Greece to these terms is awaited
before the allies can bring theit neGo.
tlations with Bulgaria to q successful
conclusion. II Bulgaria declares war
on Turkey It is understood that she
will receive general financial assist.
anco from>rN Ntente powers.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
KENTUCKY STATE
SCENIC WONDERS
MANY CITIZENS MAKE FIRST
TRIP ON BEAUTIFUL KEN.
TUCKY RIVER.
FRANKFORT CAPITOL BUILDING
One Of the Most Picturesque Rivers
and One Of the Most Awe-lnspiring
Bridges in the World.
Cspoclol Frankfort corresDondenco1

Frankfort-Americans accustomed
to travelling in Europe have been com
PEELED for a year to stay in America,
and they have found the scenic beau.
ties of this country equal to any IN
the world. Many people have found
that "trip can be made at adequate
expense and in short time, which af-
foItls an opportunity for seeing one
Of the most picturesque rivers, one Of
the most beautiful government build.
ings and one of the most awe-inspir-
ing bridges in the world
The river is the Kentucky river,
flowing between precipitous limestone
walls, where the silence is broken
only by tie exhaust of the boat and
the ecfrees of her whistles mingled
with the strains Of dancing music. The
building of especial interest is the cap
itol at Frankfort. This structure cost
$3,O00O0O. and with its beautiful pill
lars and stairways, its paintings and
statues, is one OF the most wonder.
ful in the world The bridge is High
Bridge, far above the river bed
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
FIGHT IN T0RRE0N STREETS
Villas Troops Re.Eenforeed and Con.
fliet is Resumed-2,c00 Men to
Assist obreaon,

III Paso, Tex. Aug. 2S.-General
Villas troops at Torreon have been
heavily re.enforced and have renewed
the conflict with General Obregon's
Carrandstas, according to latest re.
ports received at Juarez Fighting is
said to be going ON in the streets OF
the town.
Two thousand men have also been
sent from Monterey to assist obregon.
Though the Carran2istas gained the
advantage at the opening Of the bat.
tie, the Villistas appear to have rallied
and recapWred part Of their lost
gr0Ml
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
GERMANS SINK THREE MORE.

LOndon-German submarines con.
tinuing their efforts to destroy British
shipping sent to the bottom the fol-
lowing ships: British steamship Will
liam Dawson. 2S4 tons, of Middleboro;
blown up and five lives lost Steam
ship Windsor, 6,O5j tons, of London;
sunk and her crew saved. Steamer
Cober, 5000 tons, of London sunk and
crew landed
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
POSSE FOlLS BANK BANDITS
Surprise Men as They Come Into
ohio Town and p event Planned
Robbery.

perrysbwg, o., Aug, 93.-m q
pitched battle two auto bandits were
wounded and two others captured on
the main street by posse.
An anonymous note had told Acting
Captain OF Detectives Edward Rock OF
Toledo OF the plot to rob the Perrys.
burg bank. When the ear drove into
town the posse opened fire.
Louis Colin, the driver, and Albert
Bates were wounded Roy Schlnng
surrendered and Edward Boyle was
onught In q chase.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
Capital rair Boost,

Secretary Leopold. of the Frankfort
Chamber of Commerce, met with the
board OF directors of the Capital Fair
association and rendered the good of
fees Of the local commercial organi2a.
tion in bringing the coming fair to n
successful issue. The secretary fol-
lowing tho meeting. announced that
the Chamber Of Commerce would be-
Kin work stimulating interest in tho
fair and has planned to have a special
booth at the grounds, whore free ice
water and individual drinking cups
will be n feature
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
ATTEMPT 10 OPERATE CARS

Pittsburr, pa.-Rioting resulted
when an attempt was made to operate
cars on the Allegheny division of the
West Penn Traction Co. where mo.
tormen ana conductors are on strike
for recognition Of the union, Several
cars operated by strike breakers were
stoned, while another car was burned
by strike sympathi2ors, who threw
burning waste into It after 1t had beer
derailed by steel rails placed across
the tracks. \ number of persons wer,
struck by rocks or cut by glass.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
csntlst AssocIation.

The Franklin Baptist association,
which held its one hundredth annual
meeting. adopted n resolution recon-.
meuding to the general assembly Of
Kentucky BgDtists that it adopt a
budget plan for church contributions
This plan was presented by Dr. T.. D.
Perkins, OF Louisville, VINO is asso.
ciatcd with DR.. w. Il. Powell in his
state and home mission work, and by
nr, NJ d. Adams, Of Georgetown, pres.
ident Of Georgetown college.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
Corporation Changes Announced.

The Great Southern Fire Insurance
Co., of Louisville, filed amended arti-
cles OF incorporation with Secretary Of
State Crecelms changing It's name to
the Republic Realty Co. The South
Louisville Savings Co. & Deposit Bank
OF Jefferson county fled amended
articles extending It's corporate exist.
ence from - to 80 years, and the
Farmers Bank Of Owingsyille in its
amended articles increased the capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
Claims to Have overpaid.

Claiming TO have oyerpaid the state
SS,OGO for organization tax, the Port.
land Building 4 Loan association sued
H. NJ. Bosworth, auditor, to collect
$4,000 The company increased its
capitalization from S3OOO,OOO to $4.-
COCO and the state charged $500,
when, it is alleged, it should have
charged $1,000
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
clnrence Eunk serIouply Ill.

South Bend, md. Aug. 23.--Clarence
s Funk. formerly OF the International
Harvester company, is reported serI.
ously IN at the homo OF Joseph D.
Oliver In this city, but efforts to learn
the nature of his illness hqve proved
futile.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26

Laporte Ind, Aug. %, - United
States Senator benjamin +. Shiyely
of Indiana ia reported critically III
at the home OF his parents In Brock.
field Pa. Senator Shiyely has been
In III health for lonths.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26

Jlllery FRIDAY AFTERNOON AFTER IL nau
dropped several bombs upon Wilma, the
war Office announced The crew of the
airship was captured.
Copenhagen, Aug. 20. - Germany's
Baltic fleet is reported in a dispatch
from Stockholm to have defeated the
Russian fleet, entered the Gulf Of Niga
and bombarded the port of Riga. The
message gives no details.
Petrograd, Aug 23.-Further details
of the attack by the German Baltic
fleet upon Riga were anxiously await
ed here. The official announcement
that the Russian warships defending
the Baltic port had drawn in closer
caused extreme pessimism.
1t was admitted in official circles
that il the German fleet succeeded in
forcing its way into the Gulf of Riga,
the chief port of the gulf could not
hold out. Preparations for such an
eventuality had been made by remov-
ing government treasures and valu-
able relics, but 1t had been hoped,
nevertheless, that the Russian war
ships and mine fields could prevent the
Germans from entering the gulf.
The rapidity of the German advance
from the Vistula is causing disquiet
here. Large Russian forces are still
in the territory toward which the Ger.
mans are proceeding. They are re-
treating as rapidly as possible. and
delaying in every way the German
advance, but it is feared that part of
them may be cut )fI.
When Grand Duke Nicholas escaped
the Vistula trap set by the Teutonic
allies II was thought his armies would
be safe on the Niemen-Bug front, but
the fall OF Kovno has put them in a
difficult position.
On the Ossowiec-Blalystok front the
Germans are striving to hamper the
Russian retreat in order that other
forces on the Koyno-Vilna line may
strike eastward and cut off the with.
drawing troops.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
Artificial incubation.

Bacteria for the incubation of one
acre OF land is being mailed by the
Department of Agriculture 10 500
formers OF this state, The land is be-
ing inoculated for the purpose Of rails.
ing alfalfa and crimson clover. The
bacteria is the first that has ever
heen distributed by the department OF
agriculture.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26

Nsw YORK, Aug. 3D. undismayed by
the fate OF the Arabic, the Cunard
liner Ordma sailed for Liverpool car.
rying 27G passengers and 9,OOO tons
of cargo. Seven of the passengers
wore Americans
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
ITALIANS ROUT FOE IN SKY
Three Austrian Aeroplanes Brought
Down In a Thrilling Battle
In the Clouds.

Paris, Aug, 29,-ltalian aeroplanes
defeated an Austrian air squadron oil
the Adriatic coast, according to a
dispatch from Turin. Three of the
Austrian machines were brought
down. and their crews were either
killed or made prisoners.
The correspondent says that the
Italian Squadron forced an engage.
meN upq le Austrians after long,
stern The italian ayiators re.
turned i base without loss or
injury
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26
FORTY-FIvE Died
ON LINER ARABIC;
Figures Contained in Official
Statement Issued by White
Star Line.
ONLY TWO AMERICANS PERISH
Bodies of Woman and Man Found In
Ships Lfeboats Not Far From
Spot Where Vessel. Was Tor.
pedoedi-tlunt for More.
Rv HERBERT TEMPLE.


News Service Correspondent
London, Aug. 23.-Torty.fye persons
perished when the White Star liner
Arabic was torpedoed and sunk by
German submarine off the Irish coast.
These figures were contained in al
official statement issued by the White
Star line. They include seven pas
sengers, two of whom we're Ameri.
cans, Mrs. Josephine Bruguiere Of
New York and DR.. Edmund Wood Of
Janesville, Wis.
The official figures given out fifty
hours after the Arabic was sunk and
the length OF time that had elapsed
since the destruction Of the liner con.
vinced searchers that none of the
missing would be found alive.
Find Two Bodies.
The bodies of a woman and man,
the former believed to be that Of
Mrs. Frank Tattersall, the latter that
Of a steward, have been found in two
of the White Star liner Arabic's life.
boats not far from the spot where the
ship was torpedoed, it was stated in
a dispatch from Queenstown.
Mrs. Tattersall, an English woman,
has been missing since the Arabic was
sunk, but her husband and two chill
dren were saved.
The spot where the llfeboats were
picked up was only i've miles from the
grave of the liner.
Five more lifeboats, al empty were
found near by.
Tugs are searching the waters of
Fastnet for more bodies.
Ambassador w. II. Page IS conduct
ing a rigid Investigation. OF the de.
struction OF the Arabic through the
consular agencies at Que ,pstown and
Liverpool = te's
No Convey Belief.
It has not yet definitely been estab'
llshed whether the Arabic was con
voyed by a British warship. but the
belief is strong that she was not, ow
ing to the scarcity of men-of-war fol
such purposes,
The British steamship Dunsley t
whose aid the Arabic was going wher
attacked, has been given up for los
in the absence OF any official informa
ton relative to- her fate.
Captain Finch of the Arabic ha!
given his version of the destruction
OF his ship to representatives of botl
the admiralty and the White Star line
Up.to date there has been no announce
mont that the board of trade will hole
an open investigation of the dcstruc
ton OF the White Star liner. as wa!
done in the case Of the Lusitania.
3 ~. s. Consul Active.
Vice.Consul Thompson at Queens
town has been taking statements from
survivors for Ambassador Page.
According to one of these state
ments, Captain Finch tried to save hi
ship when he saw the torpedo speed
Ing toward It. From the bridge Cap
tain Finch ordered the helm jamme,
down when he saw the missile racinl
toward his vessel. and the boat al
ready had begun TO yeer around whei
the torpedo struck.
Il Is reported that the boilers eS
ploded.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-08-26

bSIlll, aug. G.--tGDJufe OF llle Nu5'
sian fortified city of Bielsk, 80 miles
northeast of Warsaw, was announced
by the German war office.
Vienna, Aug. 90 (vla Berlin and
Amsterdam More than 100000 Rus
sian troops in the fortress of Brest-
Litovsk and the region of which it is
the only defense are being cut off from
the main Russian retreat, according to
a dispatch forwarded by the CORE
spondent of the Neue Freie Presse at
Austrian headquarters
Berlin, Aug. %. - Austro-German
troops have invested the Bug river
fortress Of Brest-Litovsk from three
sides. From the west bank OF the
river heavy guns are Smelling the forti-
fications and news of the fall of Brest-
Litovsk is confidently awaited here.
The capture of Novogeorgievsk has
released 10000 German soldiers who
were used in the operations against
that stronghold. 1t is believed that
part of these will be used to reinforce
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's left
wing on the Niemen river front and the
remainder dispatched toward Brest-
Litovsk.
Russ Still Hold Grodno.
The Russians are still in possession
of Grodno and Ossowiec, but Berlin
military experts predict their fall in
the near future. Grodno is imperiled
as a result of the fall of Kovno. while
the advance of General Won Gallwitz's
army is taking his forces toward
Ossowiec.
While the capture Of Novogeorgivsk
and Kovno is the outstanding feature
of the latest German successes, the
advance OF Field Marshal Won Mack.
ensen's forces upon Brest-Litovsk has
actually proved the marvel of the Ger
man campaign on the eastern front
Storm Brest.Litovsk.
He has swept forward at the rate
of five miles a day-a progress which
the military critics call unparalleled
because of the terrain through whic!
his troops have had to work their way
with the Russians offering continua
resistance. Across numerous stream.
and through swamps made pussablC
only by the laying of plank roads, voi
Mackensen's troops have steadily
forged ahead.
A dispatch from headquarters to the
Tageblatt states that Won Mackenser
Is now storming the Southwestern
front OF Brest.Litovsk 81.