davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28

Com Norebpggelicsmiobel moo 6or-
itoppelle er GcgctabiIicr % 6rllgt
meget at uibciale. Inore Tcge.
tabilier lgicn, iiGr oisic, iom melt
brllgcs til "Solater", bar oite lin
~lterlte &Tr0i 0crl, at DC plrfcr llgc-
iom aiflelcnoc pao @lobct, hulltct
fnn uGrc al eli ltor @ctponing ueo
pisie Inleoningcr / Den parnc Com.
mertib.
Serifc %c9ctobilicr CT altio tcorc
emo pisnc. Sor at fuunlc moc %e-
9etabilier % 6rllgt meo lterlt mltll9
%cbog o9 bcoit mlli9 9tpttc, moa
man npbc Dem rifle og ierite.
Sua lon9t Srnnf I. Sbutt, ;.
&C., Gomilllon Gbcmilt, ga. Men
bpao posicr Ganaoicrnc, paaicr os
ligeiaa goot, bpao ocn Gag nngaor
at Ipiie mere Sopciagcr o. 6rllgt.
vi bsr uGlllc o. til at gierc oct ~
life ior0i oct ialoer billigt men ior at
bcpure Dor Nillc.
"Saua.aaiic".
ELECTROMAGNETIC Toe Sllni ST. 70
6ornllo0ag ull Ngcrbrugaocpartc-
nlctttcts "Nllrcat Of SbeTllitrp"
Doloe laa at llgc oficltligt Sorber
anguaenoc Napnerlc poa Here Slags
oitinoiif aofic. Siur oen mcact
omltnltc "Sapu-&aiic", iom Der
&eroen rlilot iGl9ca mcgct mere al,
eno Der nplcs pna Zen Sapu, hpor-
ira ct Slngs ubmertct &aiic bar
faaet lit beremmcllNc, Ior life at
iiae ~noeoeligc, Napn. vi far CT,
5000 Snipection Seciiion So,
lom gdor no paa, at lln0cr Den her
giGloenoc 5000 nllb Srll1a slct"
fon ingen onOcn auiic enc bcll, ionl
aplcs pna SABA, me0 %rinlcli1 Net
fuloes eller ITlgea for "Souasaoiic".
HcprTicntuntcr Tor Sanbclsitanben
gier imiolertio Den Eanltnno, at Der
pun Gen Slimntra aplcs &ofic, ionl
er be0re emo nlcgct al Den &niie, Der
fonlnler ira Sapa, % at oa Solt |
lang Sio bor ~betragtet Sroct "SSapo"
lom ct llotrpf, Der bctegner nlilags
liomerfct 600 &oiie ira Sitinoien,
er oct illlOfonmcllt ret og rigtigt
oglaa at faloc aniic ira Sllmatru
"Sopa-aoffe". Silrcauct o9 Null-
oelaitanoens HcprGietantcr bplocr,
iom ri ioritoar, nofian mooiattc Dfc.
ninger, bpao "Sopa-&afie" angaur.
% at Der 4be Sluni SCI. 10 Sormio.
Bog pil blipe en- liplig Sisflliior
mellem De to Barter, er 10 for %
&aifeorifferc baooe at bunbe oQ
frGuc. Gnbper, iom illtereai ercr iiQ
for oenne aaiicing, er pclfpnmc til
Wsoet, Der ifal boloes / "Hoom 427
Of the gieber Building, 1858 ..
Street, 2. ", @oIbington, :. g."
ia Der ogiaa ifal aigiercS, ON ri
amerifanife aafieoriftere hereitel
iom biotil ifol blipc mot til at flo.
be og oriffc aaife ira Sumntra oq
ailorc %oitinoiife Ger / Den Gro ol
iulife Snobiloning. at oct er "%>Sapa.
aoffc", bpilfet uolagt betpoer "anf.
ic-aaife" - Ell Iaorc foitclig Crit
Gaao % %inf.
Sire Blight" or onltrert bcl
pGritc Elage, Trilgtaulere / mallg(
Streg al Sanoet bar at fiGmp(
imoo, oplpicr Ora :. Cardiff, 30.
tanifer peO @aibington Grperimeni
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
quiet % Rfckkrttrt.
R,biseret at en- sgaihIf SusmpeeL

Nucrt Sono bar inc cane Sflf.
fc % inc cane Setter. Gcttc 1iUl.
Scr ogiaa Salatcr "a oct fon fonmc
iii 9tpttc I'M. nadr set uarn1c %cir
bc9puocr % man Qlcrnc oil hnuc Ell
fieli9, iriif Salot til %Ilndcon clcr
iom Gitcrrct I'll Y%il00ugcu, at mnll
lrrcr at tillapc bc ioriticlligc Slaaa
Sulotcr, iom ol0rc %uuoc hnr Niort
til Spcciolltcter. Sll0eidlntcn or
Ell al sc ifonoinnuiitc %nnOca Spc-
ciolitcter. 'uo Oct cr boot at tnIc
bcn ierli.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28

iron noqeu al life bette CT idrot idd taH
ban tonmc Der urite 17oe 9idi.
Siotman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28
SnpnncMif Salat.
Hogle Haao.

@csirng.S enge, iom er bIepct
anlebne og matte. blir iom me
igien bpis &c gnioes opcr mco en-
alub, opppct / aamier (Gbampbor),
% oerpaa torres og p~oIeres meO Ell
tor allb.
Npis MAJ ipiier noe, hpor Slucr.
he fommcr III. ioa ioris9 at tolc
Ell Stop grout Gait o. bGlOc oucr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-28

lTrcr ar tlllapc nc 'orltIclll1c SldA@
Sulotcr, lom andre %uubc hnr Niort
til Spcciolltcter. SlIOeialutcn or
Ell al &c ifanoinnpiitc %an0ca Spc-
ciolitcter, 'ao Oct cr boot at tugc
bcn iprli.
Silecinlat.
Sen, 900 Spc0eiiIO iloaca o1 rcn.
les % lTggca / &onO f. elmer.
Cen ilUffc9 ira NCIct, trUttc@ Ell
Zines Sio uo / liclf, pQ flores ino
/ Qurlifc lnlau Stuffcr. Euo inmmC
Moobc flores foI0c, fogte Totctcr
po folot aieo - hclit Stcg - lan
Der blir ligc nleQct al hucr Sort.
No1ct 2eg og HeObcOcr boftca og'
loo int. Noar ali cr hatfct hncr
ior iia. blalocS hct Ianmncn / ct
$40 o. opereicS al Ell @lonoinN al
inf, loo Sleoc, Gb0lt % Fcbcr.
Gitcr at oct or loot blonoct %
0ienllemtrllffct al Sallccn, iornca
oct / Epromioeiorm pod ct tSno o.
bcforerea meo Strlbcr al iilihoffct
%bnnrofogt 9G9acblommc % eGg9c.
huibc - hoffet hpcr ior ii0 - og
iinbutfct Heobebcr % @ulcroo.
Srif Salat.
~ Sop ltanlpcoc Eotctcr irercI
> Spiicifccr imeItct Smer, , Spi.
~ieifcer finbaffet |crlilc, I Sbelt(
%egiait % ~ Sheifc Gbbit. Sio
Snlt tilipttes, hpis Oct or neopcn
biot. Get ltnor poo s. til oct cl
oloeles folbt, "a formca oct ion
imoo &llglcr, lom lr9ge@ pao Ga
lotblaoe oQ Ell Steillo Mopon
noele lGggea ueo Chen al.
Snif Salnt.
2igc Gclc aaol, @lomfunl %
Hoienfaal CSriaiels Spolta) hof
fes lint o. bInnoes mco opbotfcbu
Eotcter, 500, 9Gbler og Hsbbcber
On @lanoing al Gobif og Gle ho
pcs opcr % Salotcn ppntc5 mel
Sfipcr al Ficfles.
ltnonrif Yutct. Snlat.
Smao Eotctcr fogea nlcb Sfnllc
poa og ifrUlle9 mems DC err pormc
Ie flores l rl8tig tpn0c Stlper 0,
iii bper Flint Goteter baffea Ell Ii
ben Spg, Ell Gsobeoc ~ iom IA.
ligget / Go0lf - Ell Igurt flare
/ tpnOe Sflper, Ell hollonbif Glib
/ "Soroine2" % Ell Spiieite fog
Sfinfe - 0isic Sing baffe2 oGiuc
lint. 9llt rercS iammen og bIon
Oe5 nleo Ell Stop Gooif.
Stalienif Salat.
IL Son tolte Grter, I aop lin
baffet Scucrl, t Sop iinlfnorne 9Gb
Ter og II aou fogte Hoiiucr. u
"6rcndl Greaimg" lapca al TO Spi
%ieifeer GitronIart % llot Snlt %
Fcbcr, iom ul@pea goot iommcn mel
/ Spiieifccr Clie. Noaet al oett
babies oper DC baffcoe 2Gbler 0,
ScQeri - bper Tor iig OF Sc
itoar 80 NlInlltter. Sau iilc.
Saucen al, "a 9ebIer % Scacr
blanbcs mco Grterne. Get lGaQe,
opcr CT SAC, ionl er belagt mco &c
latblaOc, ~ fogtc Hoiiner itrec.
oper. SuIotcu ierperea itrnr oQ e
beoit nleo Smsrebrso iii, iom el
paoimurte meo Cream Gbeeie".
SnpnneMif Salat.
Gn Sop Mis- foges til oen er NOR
Saa lGttcs cen tiliioe, iii Den er al
oeles folo. Zen bpPlpes no / Wfio
ten al et ,Sao, iom er ppntet me0 "a
latblaoe, % onlfring oeu IGBge.
b~aarofogie 9Ga, ifaaret / Sfipcr. .,
Sfiper al "plttlco geeta" og "inli
icO Glipes~ o. Ell Wouonnalie la
pet meo Gle "a tiliot temmelig me
get Feber. bellies ouer.
HOsle GaaS.
Nesimg.S en8e, iom er bIepe
anlebne og matte. bIir iom upr
igien bpis Sc anioes opcr mco el
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-07

PRINCIPALS IN TEXAS BORDER
RAIDS ARRESTED
Brownsville, Tex, Aug. with 8
men held in connection with killing
of 2 Americans yesterday near here,
officials today are more hopeful than
previously that they may break up
border raiding. These men, it is be-
lieved, were ring leaders of the gang
which has teTTOTized this section for
several weeks. Their capture may
lead to other arrests, as one Of them
divulged plans to kin wealthy ranch
eFs.
Texas Ranger Andrews slightly
wounded, three Mexicans killed, in a
sharp battle last night near Paso
Real
General Funston does not intend
to take army action unless Medcans
cross from Mexico. Recent raids
we're by Americans of Mexican de-
scent.
BROKER SUED FOR HEART BALM
s. Percy Buchanan, 1887 Washing
ton Park Ct, broker, was made de-
PENDANT in a S25, 900 breach Of prom
Use suit by Miss Billie Hall, manicure,
3545 8. Michigan av.
"She's not the only one he runs
around with" was the comment Of
Mrs. Buchanan. 81 am not a bit SUP
prised. The suit will only make diz
vOrce proceedings against Mr.. Blu
chanan more easy"
THE PROVIDER
Dobbins - Senator, you promised
me a job.
SenatOF-But there are no jobs.
DObbins-I need a job, senator.
Senator-Well, I'll ask for a COM
mission to investigate why there are
no jobs and maybe can give you a
job on that.
Federal circuit court of appeals up
held decision of Judge Lands in fin
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-07

"Uf course.
well, you just come round and
let my wife take you house hunting
and bargain hunting with her. Then
you'll begin to know what real eX-
element is"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-07
A DIFFICULT TRIAL

Eyes" said the meek looking man
1--WE no doubt you've had some grea
hunting experiences in your travel!
abroad"
q have, indeed"
Buffalo hunting"
eyes"
"And bear hunting
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-07

Daisy Virginia, a chorus girl, who
became Mrs, Ford Keith recently. She
and her husband are on a globe-eir-
cling honeymoon for Bombay, India,
where they will make their home.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-07

Federal circuit court of appeals up
held decision of Judge Lands in fin
ing Northwestern and Rock Island
railroads $500 and $3.50 for working
men over 9 hours.
-O-O
TurloWr KY, is one mile long and
about 80 feet wide.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
Only Mississippi
Paper Filedaf the
Fair Is The NeWS
TIESBURGIANS SAY 1T SEEMS
LIKE HOME TO READ THE
BOUND NUMBERS.

The Hattiesburg News Is the only
regular" newspaper, and the only
paper representing any of the larger
MiSsissip cities, on file in the reading
room of the Mississippi Building at
the Panama-Pacific Exposition. And
Forrest county visitors to the fair, as
we'll as those from throughout the
state, are mighty glad" to see The
News there, too.
You can take this from E. H. Buck
ner, the young Hattiesburg lumber
man, who is honeymooning in San
Francisco with Mrs. Buckner.
The News today received this let
ter from Mr. Buckner:
1--WE were in the Mississippi build
ing yesterday and though it is a
beautiful building on the order of the
Governors mansion at Jackson, and
excellently presided over by Mr.. ano
Mrs. Mcdonald, it is still without the
Mississippi exhibit. This, however
was expected in the next few days.
"We found, however, numerous
copies of The Hattiesburg News, ane
it was like meeting an old friend from
home. We spent some time visiting
with them, and greatly enjoyed them
Mr.. Mcdonald said though he hat
written for papers from all the large'
cities. yours was the only one so ia
that had responded and he seemed t
appreciate it very much.
We will leave the last of the weel
and be home sometime next week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
DOUBLE HEADER At
HAMPER PARK TODAY
ALL THE TEAMS OF THE CITY
LEAGUE TO BE SEEN
IN ACTION.

An opportunity to see the workings
of the three teams comprising the
City League of Hattiesburg during
one afternoon will be afforded the
baseball fans of the city this after
noon at Hamper Park, where the
Transportation team will meet
the Lumbermen and the Bankers
in the first double-header of the sea-
son.
The first game started at 8 O'Clock.
A big crowd was present. During the
afternoon, this is expected to be
greatly increased
The Transportation team. which
has not made the record it had hoped.
expects to increase its per centage by
winning both ends OF the double-head-
er this afternoon. The opening game
is being played against the Lumber
men. Following this. Manager Nc
Curdie will give his team of future
greats few minutes in which to rest.
and then will place them on the dia-
mond and hopes to walk away with
the Bankers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
EVELYN NESBiT THAW AND HER
YOUNG SON, RUSSELL.

Mrs. Harry Thaw, wife of the man
s'ssss r. assss sssuszffFsss d 1Apss1;s legaf
sffort 20 escape incarceration in the
Natteawan Asylum as a lunatic has
been found hiding in bungalow in
the far northern part of New York
state, while the trial of her husband
is going on in New York city. This
photograph is the latest taken of
her and her young son, Russell, who
is with her in her secluSion.
The deputy attorney general of
New York, who is trying the case
against Thaw, made efforts to find
the wife that he might place her o.
the stand as a witness against her
husband. However, newspapermen
found her long before the states Of
ficials even learned where she was.
They discovered she is so near the
Canadian border that she can easily
cross and escape a process server,
should she desire to do so.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03

Out of the expected cure of the
five men and the methods of treat
ment applied to each patient is plan
ned to grow a ward III Mr.. FOrd's
Detroit hospital to combat the use Of
liquor and drugs among the 10000
employees in the Ford plant and
among others that Mr.. Ford desires
to reach out and save.
The five cases were especially Sc
lected by Mr.. FOrd's representatives
to test certain phases of treatment.
There is one morphine user who begs
to be cured of the habit. There is an
other who is willing to be cured but
who says that unless he is relieved Of
the craving he would go back to the
drug after being kept away from 1t
for ten years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
Serious.
(By Associated Prcss.)

New York, July 81. p. Nor
gan, head of the big banking house
bearing his name, and financial
agent ia the United States for the
British eovexnnnes,t, was et1ot
tmise At his country home nesr
clen ccre. fag Island, shortly
hefa e cs this morning, by
a man who entered the Morgan
home a few moments before.
1t was stated that the leader In
American financial circles, and son
of the late money king for whom
he is named, was not seriously
wounded.
One of the shots took effect In
the breast, tearing the flesh and
passing through his arm. The
other entered the hip.
The assailant was overpowered
by servants and taken to Glen
Cove.
The prisoner said his name was
r. Holt, and that he was an In
structor in German at Cornell Uni
versity. He said that he went to
the Morgan home this morning in
an automobile.
FIRED WITHOUT WARNING.
The prisoner asked to see Mr..
Morgan, telling the butler that he
was an old friend. The financier
soon came from the breakfast
room into the main hall, and be-
fore he could distinguish the fea-
tures of the other nearby occu-
Continued on Page Six)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03

che registration in Forrest county
his closed.
IF you have failed to pay your poll
taX and if you have not gone to the
Office of the Circuit Court Clerk and
registered, and will not be able to take
any part in the coming primaries. or
in the, general election next Novem-
ber A governor is to be elected for
Mississippi, as well as number OF
other state officials. A score OF coun-
ty officers are to be chosen. If your
name is not on the list now held by
the circuit court clerk, you will not be
permitted to have a say in their Sc
lection.
ANY one failing to register up to
now, may do so, but it will be too
late for the Democratic primaries
ne-kt month. The law requires four
months' registration before a general
election for a citizen to become a
qualified voter.
4 The registration books closed yes
terday afternoon. The circuit court
clerk said today that he didn't KNOW
how many persons had registered Tor
the coming election-12 hours not De-
inc sufficient time in which to glance
over the pages and tell with any de-
gree of accuracy, just what the regis
tration period netted. He said, now
ever. that the number is just about
norma! for this year.
OF the total number there Will prof.
abIv be MANY who will be found dis
oualified by the county election com
missioners who will meet and revise
tho registration books before the prl'
maries. Any. person who has failed
to pay all Of his taxes for the past
two wears on or before February l.
will be subject to having his name
stricken off by the commissioners.
In this connection it is suggested
that where persons have paid thei'
1glg taxes, even ihpuSh IL "N~
after February l, 1914, if they palo
their 1914 taxes on or before February
/ 1915, they will be entitled to have
their names appear on the books as
qualified voters. To have this correc
tion made, where parties have beer
marked delinquent, it will be neces
sary for them to appear before th'
election commission when that poos
meets at an early date with their ta'
receipts. so that they can be hxed 81
that thew can vote. 1t is held tha
delinouent taxes paid after Februar!
1. if it is not in the year in which tn
delinquent offers to vote, should no
count against the tax payer II n
paid all of his last preceding taxes OF
or before February 1.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
fBv Associated Press.)
Are Sunk.

London. July 3.-The Russian ac-
counts. received her ethis afternoon,
of Fridays naval engagement off the
Gothland coast, record the Bleaching
of one German warship and the flight
of several cruisers and torpedo boats.
Unofficial dispatches, however, say
that the beached vessel was the Ger
man mine layer, the Albatross, and
add that it was the Russians who re-
tired. FAisH =
The latest Russian official state
ment admits the continuation of the
CONTINUED on Page Six.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
UNITED STATES POLICE
MAKING INVESTIGATION
Terrific Explosion Is Heard For
Blocks, and All Capitol Hill Is Sent
scurrying From Their Midnight
Burned Powder Is Noticed Immedi-
ateiy Following the Shock.
(By Associated PreSS.)

Washington, d. c., July "A rigid
investigation is under way today to
determine the cause of the tremen-
dous explosion believed 10 have been
caused by some kid - sssas sssssi.zas
fernal machine. whizn k@ sc
public reception roora - e
side of the United States Ial4sl,. 1 St
midnight. While the exact cause has
not been definitely determined, it is
believed to have been the work of a
small bomb. :
Officials believe that the explosive
was placed by crank who desired to
Continued on Page Four.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
S1,5OO IS GIVEN BY
ANDREW CARNEGIE
TOWARD PIPE ORGAN
LYDIAN CIRCLE OF MAIN STREET
METHODIST CHURCH, TO
RAISE REST.
CHURCH SOCIETY ALREADYkE
| HAS $500 NOW ON DEPOSIT
Money King Tells The Rev. Charles
w. Crisler, Pastor of the Church
/ That He'll Contribute Half of the
Reuuired Amount, Internationally
/ Will be Built and Installed During
the Early Fall Months.
Money King Tells The Rev. Charles

With half of the amount necessary
for its construction and lnstaiiatioh
contributed by Andrew Carnegie. the
Laird of Skiboo," and one of Amerl-
cas- most famous money kings, a pipe
organ is to be placed in the Main
Street Methodist church during the
early fall. This fact became known in
Hattiesburg today.
The doughty little Scotchman VIII
give $500, or half of the required
amount for the installation of the or
gan. The Rev. Charles w. Crisler,
pastor of the Main Street Methodist
church, who is responsible for the
Continued on Pafe Four.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
Time.

Detroit, Mich, July 3.-Henry Ford,
the Michigan automobile manufacture
er, who invented the motor car which
has kept a majority of America s
near-humorists supplied with near
jokes for months, has obtained the CO
operation of Charles B. Towns in his
efforts to establish in this city hos
pital where alcoholic and drug fiends
may be cured Already five victims
have been sent from the automobile
factory to Mr.. Towns establishment
in New York in charge of physicians
and observers, who will use the
knowledge they gather for the hos.
pital in Detroit. Mr.. Towns has been
very successful in curing victims Of
all drugs.
Mr.. Ford belives that no man is
so far down in the human scale that
he cannot be pulled back to useful
ness. Accordingly, the quintette OF
young mcn-iHTee eHuployeu III III"
factory and two with jobs in sight
there-have been sent to New York
to be cured of their habits so that
they can earn more money and treat
their families better.
But the big idea which Mr.. Ford
seeks to work out is the establishment
in Detroit of ward in his new
hospital for the cure of the drink,
drug and tobacco habits.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
Special to The NeaUS.

tcpOCtuS ~ L 1NC AftWos
Gulfport, Miss, July 3.-Details of
the habeas corpus proceedings filed
in the chancery court here, and told
of in The News yesterday, by Mrs.
Meta Fuller Sinclair, divorced wife of
Upton Sinclair, novelist, Socialist
leader, and former friend of the poet
Kemp for the possession of their 49,
year-old son, David, were made public
today. Hanun Gardner, attorney, filed
the bill.
Mrs. Sinclair arrived here from
New York Monday. Her former hus-
band residing with the parents of his
present wife, Judge and Mrs. A. McC.
Kimbrough, short distance from
Gulfport. The declarations in the pc.
tition are sensational and it is
stated that the testimony at the hear.
ing will be decidedly breezy.
Mrs. Sinclair separated from her
husband several years ago. Then fol-
lowed her elopement with Harry
Kemp, the tramp poet" and a great
deaf of newspaper notoriety followed
Sinclair made two unsuccessful at
| tempts to secure a divorce in New
York, both suits bein dismissed fol-
(, lack of evidence. He then went tc
Holland and procured divorce de
cree.
! Touching this phase of the case
mrs. Sinclair alleges that she con
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
Henry Ford NoW Helping
Cure q. S. Dope Fie,1dS
MANUFACTURER
ESTABLISHES HOSPITAL TO
CARE FOR VICTIMS.
IS ASSISTED BY CHARLES
B. TOWNS, OF NEW YORK

Detroit establishment Will Be Model
ed After the Drug Institution in
New York-Test and Experiments
Being Made on Five Young Men
From the Ford Factory-Others To
Be Given Treatmert From Time to
Time.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
CO.'S TO ROANOKE.

M. G. Cooper, with the Mississippi
central railroad. left this morning for
Roanoke, Ala, where he will join Mrs.
Cooper, who is now at the home OF her
narents, DIR. and Mrs. w. E. Faust. of
that place.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
a.Hour pay For NJ. & o.

Mobile, Ala, July 3.-The car de-
nartments of the various repair shops
of tho Mobile e Ohio system, from
Mobile to st. Louis. began working
nine hour schedule today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
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THE FOURTH OF JULY

= VIII be observed by all Hatties- .
= burg on next Monday. The News =
. will join with the rest of the city =
. in celebrating the delayed birth
= day of the nation. The News will =
= not appear nthat day, all de- Z
= partments of the paper to be Z
= closed.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-03
HEAD Of AMERICAS
BIG BANKING HOUSE
IS WOUNDED TWICE
GERMAN INSTRUCTOR AT COR
NELL, NAMED HOLT, FIRES
WITH TWO PISTOLS.
ALSO HAD SUIT CASES
LOADED WITH DYNAMITE

Told His CaDtors That Morgan, AS
Financial Agent in U. s. of the
British Government, he Should Dis
continue Shipments of Arms Abroad
--Financier Shot In Breast, Passing
Through Arm, and in the Hip-Not
Serious.