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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
ROBBERY OF DRUG STORE.

Meridian, Miss, April s. - g. W.
Staples drug store, Eighth street and
Thirty-ffth avenue was robbed last
night, about $14 worth Of morphine
and heroin and nine fountain pens be-
ing taken, by persons who effected an
entrance through the back door of athei
store. A watch was also taken from
the office of DR.. Mcneil, In the Heiss
building. @
Patrolemen Allen and Yarbrough
found C. Weatherbee and W. Suttle In
an old field in the southwestern part
of the city. Weatherbee was uncon-
scious from the use Of drug and Suttle
attempted to run but was caught. The
two men we're brought to police head
quarters and when searched three
fountain pens, a portion Of heroin and
morphine identified by Mr.. Staple as
that taken from his store and watch
identified by DR.. McNeill as the one
taken from his office were found on
the person of the men. Hypodermie
needles, also found in the possession
of the men were identified by Mr.
Staples. The drugs were identified by
tables of drug firm, Mr.. Staples be
ing the only one who handles this labe
in the city.
A physician was summoned to at
! Tend Weatherbee and he was immedt
ately sent to the East Mississippi In
sane hospital for treatment. Suttle II
being held at police headquarters. NJ
charges have yet been made agains
| the men.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
WOMAN ISL lied
FOR STAbbING MAN
ALEXANDER JACKSON, NEGRO
lAaoRER, MAY DIE FROM
WOUNDS.

Alexander Jackson, negro laborer'
IL in a dangerous condition at his
home on Farley street from wounds
received in a freefor-all-fght near
there last night, while Ethel Barber. a
21.year-old negress is locked up In the
city Jail, charged with stabbing him.
She is held under $3.50 bond. charged
with assault. 1t Is probable that she
win be transferred to the county jail
and that county authorities will be ask
ed to take charge Of the case.
One of the arteries in Jackson'i
chest was slashed. and he lost greai
amount Of blood before medical treat
ment could be given him.
The case was called in police couf'
this morning. but Jackson's condition
was 50 serious that he could not bt
present. The woman was returned t.
IAN. Three other negroes, Walter
Gale. Elmore Hand, and Sam Martellt
were fined $40 each for assault on thu
Barber woman.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
MRS. REBECCA SMITH
TO BE BURIED TODAY

Mrs. Rebecca Ellen Smith, wife OF
]. s. Smith, formerly a Hattiesburg
grocer, died at her home in Second
avenue last night shortly after 6
o'clock. She had been In falling health
for several months. The funeral will
take place at 4:30 o'clock this after
noon from the family residence. The
Rev. z. D. Solomon will have charge
of the services. Interment will take
place in the city cemetery.
Mrs. Smith is survived by her hus-
band. who is now employed in the Mis-
sissippi Central shops, and several
children. a.~
She was born in Polkville, Miss.
about A years ago.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
NEW INDUSTRIES.

jackson, Miss, April 5.-The follow
ing new corporations have been form
ed in the state during the past few
days and will shortly submit their
charters to the governor for approval:
Big Point Telephone Company, Big
Point, jackson, county, capitalized at
$4,000; e. Parkhurst, e. s. Hancock,
and others. .It
Wizard Manufacturing Company,
vicksburg. Warren county. capitalized
at $4,000; F. w. Shields, George l.
Berdon, and others.
Kanuck Remedy Company. Hatties
burg, Forrest county, capitalized al
|! $4,000; T. E. Cooper, R. M. Smith
and others.
Dixie Film Manufacturing Company
Gulfport, Harrison county; capitalize'
| at$50 900; L. A. Booming, and others.
Tupelo Building and Loan Associa
!. ton, Tupelo, Lee county. capitalize
at $1,000 per series; M. e. Leake. ]. c
Robins, and others.
n Uniform Asphalt Distributor Con
pany, Meridian, Lauderdale count!
capitalized at $4,000; N. v. Hendricks
G. c. Dunn, and others.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
EIGHT MORE FIRMS
TO HELP CLEAN UP
ENTIRE CITY WILL TAKE HALF.
HOLIDAY TOMORROW
WEEK.

Eight other Hattiesburg mercantile
and business establishments today an
nounced that they would close their
doors on Tuesday, April 10, at noon,
to engage in the work of cleaning up
the city.
BY the end Of the week. according to
officials of the City Federation OF
Women's Clubs, a majority Of the busi-
ness places Of the city will have at
fixed their signatures to the petition,
calling for cessation Of business dur
ing that afternoon.
Those signifying a willingness to
close today were: J. 8. Turner, Grove
& Sons, Moore Bros, 8. L. Heidelberg
Pat Mckinley, City Meat Market. L. B.
Woodruff. and the Forest & Ryan
Hardware Company.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
WATER SYSTEMS TO
Be CONNECTED SOON
PIPING HAS ARRIVED, AND NEW
MAN AND CITY SUPPLIES ARE
TO BE JOINED.

A car load Of sixinch cast iron pip
ing. recently ordered by the Board
Of City Commissioners, has arrived.
ana the work or connecting the Hat
tiesburg water supply with that of
Tie j. j. Newman Lumber Company,
vii be taken up within the next two
81. three days.
The two systems will be connected
by the piping, and in emergency. viii
IS thrown together. The work will
be under the supervision of Capt 4,
Fnirley, who has planned the scheme
v6srehy the city water supply for fire
6ehfing purposes, viii be supplement
u ~ that Of the Newman company
.fIattiesburg vii have one Of the
t1st water supplies Of any city in the
country when the two systems are
Z = ~ srfel' capt. Fairley said til
s "a "A u wy psseI|s
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
RICHToN NEWS.

Richton, Miss. April 5.-R. b. POI
lock today contracted with E. c. COZ
Inns for the erection Of brick build
ing on the lot now occupied by Rlch'
ton Drug Store on Front street The
new building is to be 30 by 80 feet
one story. and to be occupied by MT
Pollock's dry goods store.
The Richton Drug Store will occupy
the new building now being built BY
D. Dantzler adjoining the Pollock lot
Work on this building is progressint
nicely.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
ALLEGED HOLD-UP
MEN ARE ARRAi0NED

Johnny Pace and Arthur fairfield
arrested several days ago by Constable
Barney Doherty, charged with a series
Of hold-ups in Hattiesburg and vicin-
ity, were bound over to await the &C
ton Of the grand Jury by Justice Of the
Peace Greer today. in connection with
the robbery Of Mrs. J. 8. Black. on the
Petal road some days ago. Mrs. Black
identified the men as the ones who
held her up and robbed her.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
WILLARD wins IN 9Th
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son merely grinned. willard contin-
ued working for stomach. Jack
grinned at the shrieking crowd. New
ertheless Johnson was showing effect
of pace.
Twehty-thIrd Round.
Willard PUSHES into clinch. John
son held until ordered to break. Chal-
lenger shot two left to face. ~Clinched
again. Jess sent wo left to face and
clinched.
Twenty-fourth Round.
Crowd yelled to men to fight, but
instead they clinched. willard laid
his weight on johnson at every oppor'
tunity. Johnson missed two weak
swings. Willard smas he'd left to face
at bell.
. Twenty-fifth Round.
Willard shook negro with right tt
heart. Then clipped johnson on jaw
with fast left and started forcing pace
Willard again landed left to moutl
! and then repeated It, johnson
stepped around backwards at bell an
dropped heavily into seat.
Twenty-sixth Round.
i willard opened with smash to body
> willard rushed and slammed rightran
left to body. Negro looked owe
shoulder to his wife's seat. And WI
= lard landed terrific right swing to Jaw
Johnson went down and out.
:. The great crowd rushed into Ii
= ring, and menaced johnson. Squad
Of soldiers hurried into platform an
cleared crowd away to protect Il
fighters.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05

cerned. Even the promoters are TAX
ing the longest chance ever known In
q big sporting event. johnson Is
guaranteed $4,000. This and other
expenses will have TO be met by the
receipts before willard can cut In for
a share. In other words. the big white
hope gets nothing at all until after
$6S,0O0 is paid in for prior claims.
And the promoters are in the same
boat.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
HEAR! HEARi HEAR!

Ye olde Fashioned Singing Skule
will hold their "Beginment" at Ye Fa-
male College Auditorium, Tuesday,
April 6. Ye exercises will be conduct
ed by Frof. Charles Augustus William
Henry ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Jr Vel
staid, steady, sober Committee on Sing
ing will be in attendance.
Committee-Dr. Runabout Ross,
Fashionable Feenix L. Smith; Mistress
F. F. L. Smith, Prof. o. B. Joyful
Pack, Mistress o. B. Joyful Pack, e.
der Soloman, Mistress Soloman, Mis-
,tress O'Give Thanks O'Rryant, Praise
worthy Polk, Esq. Mistress Praise
worthy Polk, Capt. Beautiful Bell
Cast Of Characters.
l. The Singing Master. Prof Charles
Augustus william Henry Sher-
manaliasdoctortodd, Jr.-Mr o.
P. Estes.
2. Prudence Patience Forgetmenot
49, Miss M. L. Norris.
8. Jerushy Deaf-not-dumb-Mrs L.
s. P'Pool.
4. Calamity Jane Deaf-not-dumb--
Miss A. B. Drane.
s. Angelina ArabeIla Antique-Mrs
8. Baur.
& Susanna Stepandfetchit (Sunbon
" net 6ue)-Miss M. A. Helton.
7. Polly Rumpus-Mrs. ]. L. John
son. Jr.
s. Dora Dandelion Duzenberry-
| Mrs. M. w. Batson.
9. Sweety Smart Pepperment--Mis
| Lucy Hall Pack.
ll0. Trixie Traction Company-M
4 l.. Walters.
IL. Gloriana Grown : in Mississippi
| Gadabout-Miss c. Erwin.
l12. Gussie Gulfan Shipislan-Mrs. A
X. Mclean.
l3. Queenie Quinina Quietus-Miss
OMara
IA. Kitty Carter Kasey-Mrs. NJ. N
!. Cranberry.
Is. Molly Mississippi Central-Mis
VI B. Pratt.
, 16. Nellie New Orleans Northeaster
Miss X. Gallaspy.
II. Samanthy Ann Doleful--Miss n
B. Gordon.
IS. Little Sally Soapsticks-Mrs. M
Callum.
10. Katrina Kristine Kress-Mr
u. Bryant.
3 + 20. Obediah Wigglesworth-Mr. Br
81 ant. ~
+ 81. Simon B. Simple Mr.. ]. L. Job
: son, Jr.
} %. Daniel Doleful-Mr. e. s. P'Pot
Adv. thurs-fri-sat&m
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05

to Cincinnati. The girl mas admitted
that she sent the suit case, but denies
that there was baby in IT when II
started on its journey. A better re-
ceived by Mrs. N. W. Knapp head OF
Gods Bible School, Cincinna ti, VINO
also received the suit case, asked her
to have the child buried.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05

The Lomo presents today the Lubin
three part special reel "A siren Of
Corsica" featuring Joseph Smiley and
Lille Leslie; 1.-THE $2o.0oo.o0o Mys-
terry" episode No. IS, "The Cipher
Code;" Essanay comedy, "The Fables
of George Ade." 1.-THE Bachelor and the
Back Pedal" two Biograph farce
comedies, His Own Hero" and Mud
and Matrimony." Admission at the
Lomo today to see this all-feature pro-
gram Ave cents to everybody. To-
morrow the Paramount program pre-
sents "Mr. Robert Edeson In the an
swer to a difficult problem. where
The Trail Divides" Ave parts, 200
scenes. Three other feature pictures
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
B[:ENOWN MUSIC
TEACHER IS DEAD
IHeF. !. M. RIGGS sUccuMes TO
oLp-AoE coMPLlcA-

Isog. James Marshall Riggs died
r1nday afternoon at his residence ON
west Fourth street at the age Of II
xoaxs. His death was due to old age
ond I complication of diseases.
Prof. Riggs was born in Lexington.
Z no. on the fourth day Of October. 1S43.
and was the son Of q. A. A. and Lucy
Trower Riggs. He served four years
= the conferedate army a. member
g the Army Of Tennessee. was wound
3 q in the battle of Shiloh and spent
nine months in prison at Alton. Ill.
Prof. Riggs was a musician Of merit
he was . pupil of DR.. VIM. Mason O
New York, and studied with other mu
aicians Of noteworthy prominence
He was at one time director Of must
s q the Female Seminary at Oxford. n
g., and again director at Gentleman
College Of Cleveland. Tenn. he ais
taught q number of years at Trinit
University at Tehuacana. Texas, q
oxford. Miss. and In Little Rock. Arl
He came to Hattiesburg thirteen yeai
ago and has since that time taugf
private classes In both piano and vi
line. Az q teacher he was careful. col
sentative and painstaking and as
performer on both piano and violin b
was an artist, possessing an exQuisit
touch and musicianly mind. whie
oumbined with bis knowledge of h
art and his love of the works Of Il
master musicians. made his music
pleasure to all hearers.
He Is survived by mis- wife, who W
Hiss Alice TORY Of Jefferson, Count
Miss, one son. Wyatt Riggs of ii
city. who is bookkeeper at O'Ferr'
Bros, and two sisters, Mrs. Fam
Heartsill Of Marshall, Texas, and Nj
Mary Parham of New Edinboro. Al
His body was taken this morning
Union Church, Miss, to be inter-
there byth side of his infant SON.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy In
our recent bereavement, the loss Of
our daughter and sister, Fannie, and
especially do we desire to thank DR..
8. 8. Turner for his faithful and I'M
firing efforts to keep her with us.
Or. and Mrs. Bates and Family.
tip
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
HEAR TAFT ON PEACE.

Boston, April 5.--Former President
William H. Taft was today the guest
OF the New England Women's Club.
He spoke on Constructive Peace
Measures" The former president also
attended luncheon at the Chamber
Of Commerce, at which he and Profess
sor Irving Fisher Of Yale were the
speakers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
CARD OF THANKS.

AS friends and relatives we take
this method Of expressing our heart
felt thanks to our many friends FOR
their kind words and floral tributes,
and especially to Bro. G. w. Crisler
for his beautiful eulogy Of Mr.. A. M.
Cook at the service.
tip Mrs. and Mr.. 8. 7. Pritchett.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
WRlGHTs TRIAL 70
be HELD TOMORROW

The trial Of v. w. Wright, charged
with conducting gaming at the old Elk
Club several nights ago, when the po-
lice raided the place. arresting han d
dozen Hattiesburg men. will be called
in Police Court tomorrow morning.
Mayor Batson announced today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
BOTH FIGHTERS WERE
Nv PHYSICAL TRIM

havana, CuUb, April D. AT JIG VIZ
entail race track at Mariana. near |
Havana, where the worlds champion |
ship light was staged, both men ex-
pressed the greatest confidence in
themselves before entering the ring.
Jack. Welsh. of San Francisco. was
the referee. .r s......
For days the entire island has been
in the greatest pitch Of excitement
over the event. Thousands Of Amer
leans from the United States were
among the spectators, and those from
the Pan American and South Ameri-
can countries came in doves. Betting
odds varied, even until the fighters en-
tered the ring and the first blow was
struck. The negro champion was the
favorite, although down deep In the
hearts of every one. except those who
were backing, him so heavily with
their money. there was wish that the
stalwart Texan would pummel him to
insensibility.
Both fighters were in excellent con-
dition.
johnson had been doing, some strict
training here, and had slight advan'
tage in that he had become acclimated
to conditions in Cuba. Willard broke
his training when the bout set fol
Juarez, Mexico, wascalled on, but his
trainers have had him in hand during
the past few weeks and they repor
he is in good shape for the mill.
Jess willard had plenty Of hackers
in the crowd Of sportsmen. The
banked on the age Of Johnson. his loni
life of ease at Paris. and the othe
usual signs and symptoms Of "goinl
back" for victory for his white or
ponent. Willard himself was no to-
Il or weakling. and though not touted q
wonder In the press. had the punch
the staying qualities and the couras
} to meet the black champion.
} Willard was born December 20, 1888
; in Pottawatomie county, Kansas, tn
, son Of a ranchman. His father was
, Ohioan and his mother a Kentuckial
Willard's career bears all the ca
marks Of a champion. He never fougi
In a preliminary. His first flstic 81
counter was at Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
1911. He weighed. 22b at that tim
but by increased physical development
he is now about $50. all solid flesh an
bone. His agility is remarkable for
man of his size. for 1t is said he CO
do the 100 yards In II seconds fla
: He has never used tobacco, liquor
drugs in any form. He enters tt
ring tomorrow at the most promisir
period of his career, for his age. b
condition. his habits of life, his te
!. lrific strength and his resource shou
be at their best at the age Of %.
Willard took long chance. 30 4
l. as the money end of the fight is co
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
BABY IN SUIT CASE.

Kankakee, ILL.,, April 5.-Pretty lnez
McLaine, a telephone operator OF
Piper City, Ill.,, will be questioned at
the April term of the Ford County
grand jury in regard to shipment OF a
dead baby by express from Piper City
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05

PURE FOOD SHOW At DUBUQUE.
Dubuque, Ia, April "a pure food
show Of great interest opened here to-
day and will continue until April II.
The state pure food department has
provided lectures for every afternoon
and evening as an instructive feature.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05

DR.. Leo III Martin. one of the best
known of the younger physicians In
Hattlesburg, leaves for New York TO-
night, where he will spend six weeks
taking course in operative surgery
at the Post Graduate Medical School
there.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

A Polk is in st. Louis this week,
buying a car load of mules andlhcrses
The stock will get In aboutS ~ liter
part of the week. 5tga isigst-c
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05
CITY BREvITIEs


Hats Cleaned and Blocked by s. J..
York, Front Street. Next to News Of
fee. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-05

M. W. Cole, who. until few months
ago, was the southern representative
of the purchasing department Of the
Grand Trunk. with headquarters in
Montreal. reached Hattiesburg yester-
day to finish up the business affairs
of his company here. He announces
that the Hattiesburg office will be per.
manently withdrawn, and that the
Grand Trunk will make its lumber pur.
chases through local wholesalers
He has been promoted to a position in
the purchasing department offices. and
will be located in Montreal.
It's easy TO- select the best shos
repair shop. Come to Sake ohoe
Hospital, 40 Main street.
nchS-moA&sat-8t
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rng nen mno agLe ronopAH


decline angle
from Mizpah.
system
aw d be surfac in
depend market
BE- compelled before
formation reached
the Somebody this and is
usually who faith district
their win be
he
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THE POLITICAL TYPHOID MARY"

germs typhoid
fever and who disseminated the
promise that she would
ing in hospital usual epidemic typhoid concident
her and she Is be isolated
Now the Typhoid Mary unlike
%
depression destructive policies
the
the people good broke
like Typhoid
simplicity
the business
disturbing
1916.-Wheeing nellgencer
The time brief preparations
Day Committees should
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The answer 10 the above heading
10 sny person Or persons o. ordinary
intelligeuee. Is no. Then Any NOT
awaken some Of the gods mat BE-
out o. their present Rip Van Wrinkle
slumbers and make them act al once
Putting OF the evil day IS fatal in
this matter. and action Is the only
thing that Eill do-n0 substitute To
come 10 the point. TOnopah's sani-
tary condition Is dangerous in the tx
treme-and wny-because prDcrssrl-
nation Is the order Of the day. The
Clubhouse toilet system. mainly in
vogue. will. soon or later. bring the
town an awful epidemic. which. once
started. viii rayage the population
wholesale A casual examination Of
the position and conditions is ap-
palling. To think that people have
10 live in a somewhat cOngssted area
surrounded by these disease novels
Is too horrible 10 contemplate. take
South street. Br0ugher avenue. and
other streets in the vicinity. where
from four to six PEST houses can be
found located within an area Of from
fifteen to twenty feet Of single en-.
trance Examine the same and one
finds that disinfectants. or chloride Of
lime, are strangers therein. Disin
fectant is not what is required. but
the remedy in a nutshell is a com
pulsory sewage system. nothing more
or less.
AT the present time the seWag,
system is vested in a corporation 1
should be owned by the town. anc
not by private company The pur
pose Of having governing body il
to protect the interests Of the com
munity at large. without doubt thu
first and foremost to fair minded peo
pie Is health. which necessarily i'm
plies healthy conditions.
BY virtue Of the laws Of Neyadi
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THE
votiOn
passengers points
lie b. hoiding reasonable Tonopzh
and Gold6sd Il
T.
behd This imposition traveller and h.
cogd eel afford his
Godseld 4
materially Goldaeld
T. patronage
pleading
quickly
northern
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: a. 49, - 49, 49,
relating TO the sewage eompAny's
concession dated May. 1895. after the
expiration q ten years. should the
town elect 70 DO so. The sewage sys-
TEN may be purchased. and ia case
the parties concerned cannot agree
on the price to be paid. the cash
value may be determined BY arbitrs-
tion composed Of five disinterested
persons, none d whom shall be res
idents OF the toEn; TWO 70 be selected
by the town. two by the sewage com
pany. and the fifth BY the four 50
chosen. The decision Of the major
ity Of said board 10 be binding and
final. and upon the payment by the
town Of the amount awarded or
agreed upon. the sewage company
shall convey to the toxin all the said
sewerage system. with all privileges.
easements and rights-of-way apper-
tanning thereto.
Now here is the chance Of life
time for the town The franchise
on July LIST. this year. and it is up
10 the commission to formulate a
plan to buy out the present company.
To my mind the best way would be to
issue county bonds for the amount
required. to run for say ten 10 twenty
i've years. redeemable at suitable in
Itervals Should the town overlook
the opportunity to take over the sys-
TEN when it has the privilege
TO do so next July. il will be
incumbent upon the existing com
pany to refinance at that date by a
reissue. thereby creating unnecessary
difficulties should the governing body
OF this community delay in acquiring
the system so very essential to the
welfare and health Of the people
The writer holds no brief for the
sewage company but holds briei
for every fair minded citizen who
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SAN DAVIS COMPLAINS

Davis big
always the
sufferer
be Who pacaiing VIGOROUSLY
continually making trouble the
thing line
anything Democratic able
that be tenderfoot
feeding
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prsr0gzse
and the shoos fana eirens generally viii
f0l0E
wOZl1 John Rockefeller %
personal
zlaed good granted
Atz immunity ouAE 70 b gFsa The 81 mrte1 ior hs kindly
10 q distinction
Cz1esI- HeEsg
neher
II bassdOu1 KAISER
VII kind
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