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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09

ter 73 Mmrrifancr,
1900 permiBt.
oanb eripnrtet npn gSilipn lteber-
lesnns unb 1eitisfeit.
grpnn ,parnt, Gurnrfeile pber Sei-
benihaften ipielen sn loiiem.
Smittunia trne anseblih feline 8et
if,iite sur slbipebr.
I6ntte aber $4,000 aiiten Gatrunen
in ibrer Sabuns.
Cffisie0es sSaibineton beipridt Ieb-
bnft Die SrasDbie.
8lanbt, bof @ilion por idliuerwie-
eenber Gntifeibnus itebe.
Siplpmaten ipreden Sentidllanb @e-
redtisnns su.
@nrnnnsen Der Sptihnft bGtten ge-
niisen n,iiiien, beikt es.
Spefnlntipn nit Scsns ani Die
nddliten Sdritte rsif.
Heoiernn9 erirnrtet drbitaliilernne
Dffentlider Wieinnns.
Sepeihen BON SGbelrniielm mnS ern.
item Wabnern an @ilion.
gDrie erbulte iidl laneiam ben ibrem
seitrtseE Sdrefen.
Scnatur gurab bdlt Der 9iesiernne
lire Siinben ppr Slneen.
80 Sfliffe in uber nobe Der @riegs'
some nm britiide Snieln.
Wa btmstpn, s. Mui. Die
Tamem BON 73 ltebcrlebenben Der
18S slmerifaner an gurb Der
1niitania iunrben bente mad
Mitternadlt benz Staatsbeanr,
.tement bnrdl &pniul Sruit pun
Gueenstpium gemeloct, Der 6imsn.
fiist, bak feline 6uffnnns purhunber
iei, oak nod mebr am gebcn gefnm
ben iuerben.
8oibineton 8. Weui. Tro
iibent 8iIfon, ouf ben i'm gegenm0r
tigen Ingenblif iid Die glugen De
gon5en 8elt ridten, ituoierte il
itiGler slbgei6iebenbeit bellte Die 9lus
ithten oes 8eieses un6 Die Sotio6ei
III @erbinoi,ng nit Der Gerienfim,
oes britii6en 0umpfers 9uiitauit
our6 ein oei,tihes Sorpebo.
Die groBe Sragobte I'M Sereil
nit ben Observation-Disclosures De
Stunbe Dernnlobte ben 0rGii6entei
iid ollen 8eiudern oussuihlicBer
iel6lt Dtitglieoern ieiner offi5ielle
Sanlllle, Dobreno er ben aurs er
mog, ben Die gunoes &eqierltnq i
einer Der erniteiten &riien ir Der @C
lhifte oes Sonbes eini9loeen mag.
! Die ein5ige offiSielle @titteilune
Die pont @eiBen Sous erIaiien mnr
DC, NOR Die fiir5e grflGrltng oes Se
fretars SunluItn, bob Der Troiioen
miiie oos 2nno erlparte bon ibnI, De
Situotion Init chen ioIher lleber
leaung .pie Setigfeit" enteeeen5u
! treten.
3ie offi5ieae Soten auf oenen Iic
Die 9lftion Der gfegierltne itiiser
miro, ittlb nod nid]t eingetruifcr
Ger Sraiibent ieste it'd besboIb noe
niht nit Sefretdr grpon ober gc
ontten be5 Stoutsbepartenerts i
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09
3erit0rer
nermtrbtet*
Sie &Gmpfe nm Dpern.


.8eltern bieltcn Die &Gnlpie ii,b-
oitli6 bon gpcrn obne peientlide
9lenberling Der Situation al. &ir
eefpnnnen einen 8roben 0en mir
toes5upor perloren botten. Strl;tf.
Seitte n1orgen beeunn Der fSe;ltb ei.
men beftigen Ingriff nuf lu;ire Oro-
ben an Der Sront 5niiGeir 5ed Stra-
ben BON Ypern Toelcopclle unS
Opern 0ienii1. Gem 9lnerlif gine
Gin beftiees gontborbentent prrnus.
Der &ornpf balert fort ,no Be9en-
nngriffe iino I'M 8onee. sluf Dem
&eItc urirer Sront eob es feine
Sample.
Sarbanellen, gospprns nnb Slein.
aiien.
@oris, s. Wtoi. @on Der Ssniei
Senebos ipirb Der 9leence Sabos tc-
Ieeropbicrt. DOB Die ol1iierten&riegs-
idliffe 5por bos @onborbement nur
Die 0orbaneGen fortiesen, bob ober
olle tilrfiihen 8otterten bis hinoui
noh Hogoro uno Dem &onItontinopel
ont ndd1iten gclcgenen SeiI Der Wcer-
cnge ihpeigen uno ulIem Slnidein
nioh 3eritort morben iinb.
slus sltben miro Der gleid]cn
Igentl,r eenlelbet, bob Dos gonlbor-
ben1ert olif Die GnrbnneaenbefeIti.
gltnee1, no6oen1 es SonnerItog bell
gon5cn Sog fprtgeiest iporben mar,
gcltern pieOer altfgenommen ipitroe
lnb BOB bic glaiierten Die 9nnbrng
mciterer Sruppcn porbereiten.
Die 9oge Der @riehen in Siirfii6-
Sbro5ien miro oils fritiih be5eidnet
ltno to,lienbe bon ibnen. nlitl,nter Die
eon5e Ginpobnerifuft ein5eIner Ort-
i6often, ipaen bereits gefloben iein.
3nnebmenbe Spannnng sipiihen
Sfalien nnb Siirfei.
@enf, S6pei5, s. @foi. lleber
Taris. Sic Sribune beroffentIidi
cine 9epeid)e aus gtont bes SSnbaItes,
Die itolienii6e Gegierung bube pegen
bes Iesten glltfltanbes in Sripolito-
MEN beidlloiieu, ben8ertrog ponSon-
ionne fiir nidtie 5u erfIoren. Die
Sribune iagt, cine iol6e @rfldrlna
lei foit glei6beoeutenb nit elmer
&riegserfIGrun9.
Nerlonen5iiec aus 2Stalien lind
iiberfuat nit Geiitifen lino Geiter.
rei6ern. Die oos 9onb perlaiien
Cine In5abl bon 3eitungsforreipon,
oenten aus Wtoilan6 ltnb Surin finf
in 2ueano ongefonrmen.
(Sn elmer Der lesten Melotnger
iiber ben 9litfituno in SripoIitanier
bieB es, ooB Die glufIt1noiid,en Dor
tiirfiiden Sffi5ieren befebligt mo-
REM.
Sie iibliden Eetrpsraber ySieses
melbnngen".
Tetroera 8, iiber 9onbon, s
@toi. Die folgenoe offi5ielle Wtit
teilllng fpltroe belite abenb bon
ariegsantt ausgegeben:
r9elltid)e areu5er nnb Sorpeoo
bpote erid]ienen eeitern in Der @e
geno bon 9tbnu unb bontbarbiertei
oen 9oien. Gin feinblides Sorpcoo
boot purhe bnrd cine lirtirer Wtiner
gum Sinfen gebradt.
rSilbneitlid, bon 0fitaii er,tfpidcI
iid] lmlere Sffenitpe erfplgreif. 8e
| Iitern aob es in Der &ihtung boz
Gonepiej. geiiagolo irb &oscenp (ir
Den boItiiden 9Sronin5en) 3uinm
neiitoBe.
,@eitIidl pon g1iernen brohter
Sfornliisel hortnndieen Gborofter!
Die Sotiohe ons 9iht, bob Die feinb
Iihe @orbut lirtb 8orpoiten i'm 81
t5ortiesuns ouf seite 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09

ScrallIWDrlllllg nG 2U(eIl>
idcnDerluit triTt Gnz
nar0s9inie.
Sentidllonb bat glmerifaner ipieber.
holt nnb eruitlidl sefunrnt.
gerliner Snseblntt beonnert ben
arueen MenidlenOerlnit.
Sentidllanb BON aaer ShniS frei,
if,reibt bas glntt.
@erSift Der Seroammnng triiit bic
britii6e abmiralitGt.
9niitania mar itGrfer armiert ais
ein bentifer Fnn5erfren5er.
lfnteriee5urt ll-39 bat nnseblih ben
Sampfer perienft.
GnglGnber iuerben in ibrer @nt nnb
ibrem Ierser finbiih.
grttiid)e 1lntertauen mii bentif)em
gtamen baben AZ leiben.
Snrbiere nnb anbre @ei6Gftslente
iueroen bonfpttiert.
III Stelpnros Der 9nittnnin itnb nm.
fer ben 1eretteten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09
Cas @etter:

Sente teillDeiic beipDlft; am Npn.
tag ih6n unb mdrmer; SDnn-
tag friife @eittpinbe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
A Cough Remedy That Relieves.

It's prepared from the healing Pine
Balsam, Tar and Honey-alI mixed in
pleasant. soothing Cough Syrup called
DR.. Bells PineTar-Honey Thousands
have benefited BY its use-no need CT
your enduring that annoying cough or
risking a dangerous cold Go to your
dealer. ask for a 25c original bottle Dr..
Bells Pine-Tsr-Honey. start using at
once and get nd of your cough and
cold-Adv. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
TONIGHT I
Some SHOW for your ThIn Dime.

A craekeriack variety program to
day Don't miss our show today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21

Benefited by chanberisin's Lininient.
Last winter I used chamberlain's 5
Liniment for rheumatic pains. stiff
ness and soreness Of The knees. ana
can conseientiously say that never
Used ANYTHING thas did me SO mret
good Edward Craft. EIba. \. Y. OBJ
ialnsble eYery~here -Ady. deN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
VAUDEVILLE.

VAUDEVILLE.
THE PEPPER TWINS
A real high class and refined yaude-
vile act It's a winner. Bring the
kiddies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21

HAZARDS OF HELEN
THE MIDNIGHT LIMITED"
See Helen leap from Top OF fast run
ming train TO the top OF freight train
running in opposite direction. These
pictures make you sit up and take no
tice. Shown every Wednesday
THE SUMMONlNG SHOT"
A thrilling Biograp, western drama
featuring Isabel Rea.
THE OLD LETTER"
A classy selig drama.
"HAM COMEDY
THE MERRY MOVING AEN"
It's a scream.
Music by Grant and Blackstone.
Fresh Air Every Three Minutes.
&c Zoe
Matinee : to p NJ
Night 7:I5 to II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21

II you feel blue mo account.
lazy, you need good cleaning out.
Herbine is that right thing for thar
purpose. 1t stimulates the liver. tones
up the stomach and purifies the bow
els. Price soc. Sold BY Owl Drug
Store. ADV. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
LIBRARY BULLETIN.

Hours Open from to p. m. and
from to D. m. Sundays. 8 to ) D
m. Phone l124 New fiction received
at the library:
Brebner-Turbulent Duchess.
Sedgwick-The Encounter.
Lee-Crowds
Deland-Hands OF Esau.
Nicholson-The Poet
Harrison-Captivating Mary Car
stairs.
Corelli-Treasure Of Heaven.
Tarkington-The Turmoil.
PhilIpotts-Brunets Tower
Pollyanna Grows Up.
Parrish-Molly Mcdonald.
King-Let Not Man Put Asunder.
wells-Bealby.
Willsie-StiIl Jim.
Atkinson Johnny Appleseed.
Little-House Of the Misty Star.
London-Valley OF the Moon.
Wilkins-A New England Nun.
Wilkins-A Humble Romance.
Cable-Creole Days.
Conrad-vtctory.
Sunrise Valley.
Bennett-Old Wives Tale.
Harrison--Angela's Business.
Juvenile Stories.
Bannerman--Littl Black Sambo.
Deming Indian Child Life.
Francis-Cheerful Cats.
Grover-Art Literature Readers and
Folklore Readers.
Pyle-Careiess Jane.
Bsrbour-The Lucky Seventh.
Gates-Land Of Delight
Finley-Little Bird Blue.
Sharp-The Whole Year Round.
Dyer-Sleepy-time Story Book
Gilman-Robert E. Lee.
Johnson-Captain John Smith.
Sutcliffe-Robert Fulton.
Williams-Squirrels' Pilgrims Pro
gress
Richards-Csptain January.
Dix-Merrylips-
Warde-Nancv Lee.
Madison-Peggy Owen
wiggin-Timothyis Quest: Polly
divers Problem.
singmaster-when Sarah sS=e1 She
Day.
Barbour -Harry's Island
Lee-A Freshman Coed
GiIchrist-Helen Over the W7.-
Brovn-Little Miss Phoebe Gay.
BayIor-Juan and Juznita-
Burgess-Boy Scouts Of woodcraf.
Camp
Aldrioh-Th- Story o. Baa Boy.
Duncan-Billy TopsaiL
SeaEelI-Liffle Jarvis.
Crey-A Young Forester.
Inman-The Ranch on the Oxhide. /
RoIt--w wheeler-Boy With the L. 5. |
Toresters-
EggIestcn-H0csier School Boy.
Eari-csptsin Of the school Team
cnrtiss-story OF Cotton.
sanuei--s;orv or Geld and silver
Rssssft- storY OF Lnmbers Story a /
rml
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
Notice to Public

Weller Service Co. phone 70. Our
charges are 10 cents for Is blocks;
Is blocks up to 25 blocks. 20 cents: 25
blocks up TO So blocks. 80 cents. See
us for country drives. Weller Service
company 1885,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
Notice to Public

Our taxi cab rates for day service
from this date on will be ice for ten
blocks 2ec for twenty blocks and suc
fer thirty blocks. a passenger. 0. K.
Cab CO. Phone -. 7-1s-i4s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21

Have coming tomorrow, Mary Pick
ford in a modern and original version
OF the century old classic. 'Cinder-
ella" This is wonderful picture.
Don't miss it. only 10 cents. / have
coming Friday. Jane Cowl. the bril-
liant Broadway star now appearing on
the regular Universal programs. viii
be in the Garden Of Lies a gripping
dramatic novelty by Justus Miles
Foreman VIII have a William Fox
feature for Sunday. have some good
ones coming VIII have the second
broadway Universal feature released
July 70. Scandal" featuring Louis
Weber and Phillips SmalIey. written
by Louis Weber. author OF "Hypo-
critics" in five parts. This is a won
derful picture. the critics say. better
than 'Hypocrites NJ music is a
Wurlitzer 25 piece orchestra. and have
a man who knows just how to play it,
Ppienty OF Shanoan Springs water to
drink. and cold. Ny seats are large.
plenty ventilation.
Matinee 2:15 TO p. m. Ladies'.
while ont shopping. stop in and rest
Night show. TAO 10 H.
Come early, get YOU good seat and
stay as long as YOU like.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
Commerce Trust Co.

Cleap money on farms.
Immediate inspection made by VIM
II. McNeai. Cnickasha. Okla. 5is First
National Bank building 7-l2-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21
|s|U| e e
THEATRE.
THE QUALITY PLAY HOUSE
TONlGHT--PICTURES

THE PEOPLE OF THE PITT
See this fascinating picture, with cleo
Madison and Joe King. A remarkable
tale Of the wheat pit Excitement
relgns supreme when the girl IA torn
between her hearts desire for lover
and her seeming duty for her father,
when these two are engaged in a
money battle that thres .ens to wreck
one or the other. A fine picture beau.
TRULY played See il BY all means.
capt. KENTs SEATS
A vaudeville act and educational mum.
Der which will surely please Be sure
TO see these vaudeville act numbers.
PARAMOUNT TRAVEL"
Enroute to South America. Flagler's
r. R. city and harbor and outing az
Long Key Island. Great sporting fish
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-21

Matinee > to 8 p NJ.
Night 7:l5 to IL
Thursday. new vaudeville act
Saturday. Anita Stewart and Earl
Williams in His Phantom Sweet
heart"
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17
GOT ENOUGH BROOKHAVEN PEOPLE
CONDEMN POLITICAL METHODS.

Brookhaven people, who are now
ices in political contests for pre-
ferment by the people may enjoy at
least one feature Of the result Of
their attendance on the 'dis-joint-
cd" debate at Wesson last Wednes-
day. and that is qualification that
they heard a very fair sample of
Mississippi politics as it is today.
The Leader is gratified to note
that the extreme personalities re-
sorted to on that occasion, the brut-
ish instincts aroused and the abso-
lutte lack of consideration of one
speaker for the other. which de-
stroyed for the time being every
vestige of the finer sensibilities of
the debaters or consideration for
their friends, the ladies and gentle
men who listened and lent their
presence to the occasion, are con-
demned generally by cur people.
Allowance may be made for the
heat Of debate: but it is devoutly
hoped that the rest of Mississippi
has not and will not suffer as our
people did while under fire last
Wednesday at Wesson.
Joint debates in personal. po-
liticaI contests should be discontin-
ued.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17

Fare. A good test of whether the
candidate is honest when they say
they were brought up between the
plow handies-See il he eats peas
with an appetite
Here are some of the questions
we should ask the candidate for
Supervisor: Are you in favor of
better schools, better roads. rota-
ton and selection of fair and hon.
est jurors, whether they voted for
you or not? The man. too who is
dishonest should not have our sup
port.
But the greatest injury voter
can do is to vote for man who is
in no way qualified. but is asking
the vote of the people merely on
the ground that he needs it Sym
pathy is good thing. but if we
let this enter into politics we will
be forced to ask the Legislature to
create some new Offices.
We would vote for a man whom
we disliked personally il we knew
him to be The MAN for the place,
and 'vice versa.
Trusting that all Of the men who
are conunted out will not freeze on
Aug. 4,
With best wishes,
PATRIA PUER.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17
Examiners Are IndOrsed.

There are those who contend.
both bankers end people generally,
that in view of the splendid work
done by the entire board of exam
iners 10 strengthening and solidify-
ing the business of banking in the
state by an intelligent and conserv-
alive application of the law govern
ing methods, long credits and other
details. it would seem logical that
each of them should receive the
popular Endorsement and be elected
without opposition
E 4. Anderson and S S Harris,
the other two examiners. are wind
ing % matters Incidental to their
last round, Mr.. Anderson having
covered the northern district while
Mr.. Harris went the rounds of the
southern. They are watching the
gradual development Of the Ruaran-
ty system and are much Rratilied at
the early results and the large de-
gree Of confidence which its en-
forcement has inspired throughout
business circles.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17
A Good Cow.

Mrs S. B Morton, of this city,
has materially reduced the cost of
living since COW owned by her
foi several years recently became
fresh. says the Clarion Ledger,
The animal now only six years old
is giving at this time five gallons
of milk daily. The majority Of the
milk is used fresh but from the
supply she manages to churn
enough to produce about a pound
and a quarter of butter daily thus
showing the milk to be possessed
of high percentage of butter fat.
The COW is only an ordinary ami
NAL, half Jersey and half red poll,
being sold originally for thirty
dollars The owner has never fed
it any bought feed, the COW rang
ing on the grasses along Town
Creek and being fed with scraps
from the table. She is. however.
in the best Of condition and fat
as a butter ball.
Another use for scraps
Chickens and hogs and cows should
be remembered when your we'll
paid cook walks off with her buck
ct.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17
Mt. Zion News -"The Man Who Pulls
the Bell Cord is Going to Vote
for BiIbo and Russell"

Messrs. Floyd and Jepp Britt
entertaind quite a crowd of their
young friends Friday night, July
9th
Miss Nellie Entrican. Of Red
Star, has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Ola Entri can
Lonnie M. Montgomery, tele-
graph agent at Loda, Illinois. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. l.. Mon gomery Lon" has
many friends here who admire his
stirling character.
Quite a crowd of our people at
tended the RusseII-Brcwer Joint
Debate at Wesson Wednesday after
noon. Senator Russell evidently
scored some good ones on "our
dear Governor. Gov Brewer lost
his head and threatened to cut Sem
ator RusseIl's throat But we are
going to predict right here that the
man who pulls the bell cord over
old Beck will vote for Bilbo and
Russell. too. while the Gov. weeps
and still attempts TO defend (?) his
record.
1t was said that once upon time
there was a man and his wife who
quarreled and so the poor fellow
decided he would end it all. so he
went out to the barn, tied blind
bride to a joist and the other end
around his neck and swung out into
space. But the old coI0red servant
cut the rope and he tell kerfiop be-
low why did you do that Ras-
tus?" came the stern voice from
below. If you had not interered !
would by this time have been 10 the
New Jerusalem. "YeE, you
would q bin a purity lookin' angel
trottin' round dem golden streets
wid d bIin' bride on. And 50,
many men of many kinds In many
ways relieve their minds.
Corn ID fairly good 10 this Sec
tion and cotton as usual is furnish
ing the weeviI plenty to do. There
are potatoes, peanuts and peas.
The latter constitutes our "RiIl Of
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17

The report of the Southern Bap-
tist WomaD's Missionary Union.
made at Houston. was not only su-
perlatively good, but one Of the
best in all the history Of their
work
The total amount given to mis-
sions was $3l5, 900. 1t must also
be remembered that many of the
women gave directly to churches.
and hence their contributions do
not appear in the report Of the
union. Taking into account this
fact it would be safe to say that
during the past year the missionary
gifts of Baptist women were at
least two thirds as much as the
gifts Of the men. This. 10 view Of
the fact that men carry the pock-
etbook is in truth startling state-
ment.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17
POstmasters' Salaries Revised.

A revision Of the salaries of
postmasters Of a large number Of
towns in Mississippi and Louisiana
has been made by the Postoffice
Department. Compensation OF
these government officials is based
upon the postal receipts of their
respective offices. In this section,
decreases of 500 per annum each
were made in the salaries Of the
postmasters at Kentwood, reduced
to ST. 800: Ponchatoula, to $1 400;
Monticello, to ST. 600: and Tyler
town, to ST. 500. An increase OF
500 per annum was given the post
master al McComb, raised to 81. :
400, and at Liberty. ST. 400.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17
Quin is HOnOred Although Absent, is
Elected.
MISUNDERSTANDING

Telegraphic advices received here
yesterday that the Imperial Palace,
Dramatic Order Knights of Khoras-
san. in session at Asbury Park. N.
J had unanimously elected H NJ.
Quin, of Jackson, to the Office Of
Imperial Kadi Of the Palace. This
means that Mr.. Quin is in line for
the highest Office in that body to
which he will eventually succeed.
The election Of Mr. Qiun to this
Office comes as quite a compliment
to him, especially as he was not
present. being strenuously engaged
in this State in the present guber-
Material campaign
The Khorassan is made up of
members Of the knights Of Pythiaa
and Mr.. Quin for years has been
one Of the leaders In that order il
this State. taking an active part Ip
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1915-07-17
''TT Cut Your Throat From Ear to Ear
Governor Says to Russell.

Among the many thrills of the
occasion one came in the early part
of the meeting after Senator Russell
had spoken ten or fifteen minutes.
The Senator was intimatiDg that
the Governor stole or knew who
stole the bill which disappear
ed in the last legislature and dared
the Governor to tell what he knew
about it in his rejoinder. Unable
to contain himself any longer. the
Governor who appeared to be goad-
ed and suffering from suppressed
indignation or wrath, evidenced
shortly after Russell started his
speech. arose and shaking his fin
ger in his opponents face said:
that ANY implication that !
(Brewer) know or was guilty my
self of the theft of that bill is un-
true. ! know nothing whatever
about it. If you say that stole IT
or accuse me again of it Ill cut
your throat from ear to ear. ! know
nothing about it"
Russell replied: Just try it if
YOU want TO. J" Both men were
standing shaking their fingers in
each others faces when the last
words were said, Russell calmly
turning around to the audience
many of whom could not hear all
of the hot words. and saying This
man here, your Governor. has just
told me that he would cut my
throat from ear to ear. : Almost
as quick as thought as If from one
throat came cries of Let him
try it if he wants to, !" Give him
a chance, Russell ("
The unlocked for incident SEEM
I ed to cast pail on the crowd fer a
/ few minutes, Russell continuing
with his talk as though nothing had
happened.
The agreement was that Russell
was to talk As minutes; then Brew
er AS; with rejoinder by Russell
or is minutes, to be followed by
Brewer for is minutes. but the
Governor left the grounds after his
45 minute speech Russell using his
lis minutes rejoiDder to fire few
parting shafts at the chief execu-
tive.
For the sake of justice and what
transpired at the Wesson meeting
we will make excuses for the three
lnear-fi9hts by saying that the
weather was exceedingly warm and
1.-The fighting spirit contagious.