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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-07-01

A special all-feature program will
be given at the Greater Gem Theatre
today. Lille Leslie, the Broadway
star, will appear in three-act' drama
"The Grey Horror, with the following
special plays: "Wanted-A Chape-
ron," farce comedy in two acts; the
Hearst-Selig News Pictorial, the
world before your eyes; King Baggot
in TONY, the Italian" Imp drama.
Tomorrow, Billy Sunday, the reno%n-
ed evangelist, in action, eiso "The
Black Box" in two acts. wild animal
dramas, comedies ard Gem orchestra.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12

treat The public throughout Great Britain hoping aes may succeed in forcing the Dardenee thus avenue for rushing and supplies to the relief of the rassed Russians. The heavy fighting going the Galopi peninsula has indications that the allies tempting to do Reenforcemens have been to the Dardeneles within the last week. AngloF army been effected at several places and simultaneous assault against the Turkish trenches commenced.
 This assault Galpo gaining ground, but neverthe- less the task confronting the allies the far theatre of lighting is enormous, and well nigh discouragng But
 little ground has been gained after months of fighting the results of the impending campaign will be is doubtful
 Tn of the fighting against Turkey is cenerng the attitude of Bulgaria. If the allies offer sufficient ducements to the Balkan nation to attack Turkey in the their task would be than half accomplished Both the allied and Ieuton diplomats striving with might and main to bring Bulgaria around to their way of thinking but Bulgarian statesmen canniy dealing with boh in end will accept the best terms offered by either side Bull gara's decision cannot now be long delayed
 Greece is also looming up the horizon possible par
 cpant in the ExPremer Venizeos, whose party was returned to power the last elections has Athens preparatory the opening of Parliament the 10th of this out all the Balkan nations and the expected announcement of their policy will have great deal to do with the decision be formed by Bulgaria Venzeo has been advocate of Greece entering the and his election considered the time endorsement by the Greek nation of the allies side the ent conflict It is not probable that Venizeos will any ntimaon of his policy to be made public until Parliament meets This that the entire Balkan situation should cleared up shortly after the sixteenth
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
GERMANS PRESSING ON TO PETROCAD
RUSSIAN CAPITOL NOW GOAL OF THE TUETONS

LONDON Aug 12-The Baltic flank of the German armies under the direct command of General Von Hndenberg has reached the banks of the river Dvena between Riga and Dvmsk From their present position Hndenberg is only three hundred miles from Petrograd in direct ne From point the Dvena the German line southwad west the neighborhood of Warsaw Along this section the Russian fortress of Kvokm still holding out stubborny resisting the tremendous assaults of the Teutons
 the Savs at this point surprise the commanders who have been steadily forcing the enemy back all other sections of the line.
 The Russian second line of defense has been apparently rendered nenabe by the heavy andvances made by Baltic flank of the German forces The guards of the
 rmg Muscovites fighting desperately with unparalleled vaor and courage and performing the tremendous task of holding back the onrusng Germans while the body the Russians continues its retiring The slaughter immense and the losses for the few days have equaed in enormy any previous fighting in the Polish campaign
 The Germans and the Austrans making tremendous sacrifice in their efforts to nict crushing defeat upon the Russians but far have not accomplished their their satisfaction and pressing forward with undmnshed vigor Reliable figures to the losses, being given out by either sde but press reports which struggle claim belief It becoming and evident that the German plan cagn does not contemplate any great demonstration against the allies in the western theatre of It being believed that they intend press forward Perograd and possibly capture the great Russian capital The German generals do not believe that either the French the British will attempt to take the offensive in the They believe that the German forces the west strongly enttenched that the allies could not possible muster enough force
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
BIZ SHIPMENT IF COPPER
 BE MADE

Stephen Birch, president of the Kennecott Copper Corporation, arrived from the interior last night and left on today's steamer for the Beatson mines at Latouche. He reports that being worked to their capacity, and when the leeching plant that is now we'll under construction has been com pleted his his company will handle 800 tons of copper ore a day, employing about 300 men. aa r~a
 Within four days we will resume the shipment of copper ore from Ken necott to Cordova," said MT Birch. q was surprised to learn that so little damage was done to the roadbed of the railway by the high water and we do not anticipate any further trouble in the transportation of ore.
 At the present time every side track between Chitina and the mines is filled with cars loaded with copper ore. It was also necessary to unload some of the cars and stack the ore at Chitina, while at kennecott there is a large quantity of copper ready for shipment. This means that when the road is open for through traffic there will be big movement of copper to Cordova, and from here shipped to the Tacoma smelter.
 Preparations are now being made to run the mill at Kennecott all win ter and a full production of ore will follow"
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
STEAMER FLEE l IN NORTHERN
 WATERS

The steamer Mariposa arrived in Seattle last night at 10 o'clock and re. mained here until II o'clock this morn ing, unloading lumber and other freight for this port. Her Cordova passengers were Rev, E. P. Zeigler and wife. Mrs, R. E. Flory and daugh. ter, H. A. Sprague, Mrs. Sophia Scott, E. L. McDaniels, A. H.Walton, E. J. Davis and Nj. T. Rollin.
 The steamer Northwestern arrived from Valdez at 8 o'clock this afternoon and sailed before with the following passengers from Cordova for Seattle: A. H. Waln, Thos. Thombbrandt and Walter Robinson; for Juneau, Mrs Frank Short.
 The Admiral Watson has not as yet been reported as arriving at Katalla, but she is due to reach here during the night. The. steamer Evans is still to the westward.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
MAY ESTABLISH \ . CLAMFACT0RY {: HE RE

H. A. Sprague, president of the Lighterage Packing Company, Inc, of Warrenton, Oregon, was an arrival in Cordova last night on the steamer Mariposa. MT. Sprague is largely in. terested in several clam and fish plants and came here for the purpose of in vestigating the clam beds. of Prince William Sound, with the object of Sstarting factory in Cordova, if con- ditions justified it.
 The local Chamber of Commerce is very anxious that MT. Sprague shall secure the desired information and President Hazelet has chartered a launch and will take him around the bay and to other points, leaving to- morrow morning at'4 o'clock.
 MT. Srague is a shrewd business man, who sees the possibilities in Alaska for canning fish and clans. If he finds sufficient beds of the latter it is his intention to make an invest ment of $50,OO0 here and to at once establish this new industry, which would employ from 75 to 100 men the year round.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
WEDDING BELLS WERE RUNC
 LAST NIGHT

The culmination of romance which started at the University of Oregon was a preety wedding, which took place at the Presbyterian Manse at 10 o'clock last night.
 The contracting parties were Miss Mary Louise Pritle, of Albany, Oregon, and MT. Carl N. Anderson, mining en- gineer for the Alaska Copper Corpora tion at Strelna, both of whom attended the Oregon University and from which institution Miss Pritle recently gradu- ated. ~
 Rev Mcbride tied the silken chord which united these young people for life. The ceremony was performed in the prence of only few relatives and intimate friends, and included Mrs. Pritle, Mir and Mrs. A. K. Anderson, of Portland, parents of the groom, Mrs. Geo. Max Esterly, of Seattle, and
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
MORE EQUIPMENT FUR LOCAL :.
 RAILROAD

There will be more activity on the Copper River & Northwestern railway during the coming winter than at any previous time during this season, which will require additional equip ment and the employment of more train crews.
 This is due to the fact that the Kennecott mines are to continue working full force throughout the year. in order to market as much cop per as possible. In order to handle this output during the winter months the railroad will have to increase it's rolling stock.
 Under the present plans another snow fleet will be necessary, and this will necessitate the purchase of an other rotary plough, two pushers en- zines, one local engine and more flat cars. This means the employment of additional tran crews.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
CHARGE ALLIE $ TAMP FIR WITH
 M All

BERLIN, Aug. 12-The government reports the possession of constantly increasing evidence that the allies are tampering with mail, not only for German from neutral countries, but also for neutral countries from neutra. tral countries
 Private letters from Brazil to Swift. zerland, from America to Switzerland and from Spain to Switzerland, have a label with the words Ouvert par rAutorite Militaire. Protests that have been unavailing thus far.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
SYRIA GRATEFUL I ] CRUISER
 TENNESSE

ALEXDRIA, Egypt, Aug. 12-The American cruiser Tennessee leaves the Mediterranean station with the gratitude of thousands of refugees rescued from Syria. Her presence in these waters tranquilized the panic stricken inhabitants at the time of Turkeys entry in the war, and every week load of refugees, mostly jews and foreigeners. has been transported fro Syrian ports to Alexandria under the American flag. On her last voy- age, over TOO, including many we'll to do Italians, arrived. The Tennessee is relieved by the Chester.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
CORDOVA HARbOR BE OFFICIALLY
 SURVEYED

Colonel Cavanaugh, of the U. S. Army Engineering Board, has arranged to send a party Of engineers to Prince William Sound to make a reconnis- sance of the easterly one of Hawkins Island. and the two peninsulas on both sides of Simpson Bay. These are mil itary reservations and the reconnois- sance will cover all of the interior topography. Arrangements are now being made for transportation around the bay for the engineers and it is ex- pected that month at least will be required to do this work
 Several years ago the government set aside all of Hawkins Island and all of the territory from the townsite of Nelson to beyond Gravina Point for military and naval reservations. During the past year President Geo. C. Hazelet, of the Cordova Chamber of Commerce, while in Washington, urged upon the departments the advisiability of making definite surveys of what the government wanted for fortiication purposes and to return the balance of the reserves to the public domain. This will be the first official surveys of the harbor for Notifications and military purposes.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
| PRESIDENT WORRIED OVER MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12-President Wilson reached the White House from New Hampshire this morning. He imme- datey commenced hold conferences with government situation Other matters of pressing importance being considered by the president and has been necessary post
 pone the cabinet meeting scheduled for tomorrow because the president has not been able to far put his propositions in shape for the consideration of his advisers It is likely that the cabinet meeting will be held Saturday. unless something unforeseen prevents Wilson from giving the matters before him. his undivided attention The feeling is in the
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12

Money Waln will leave on one of the next boats for Rochester, Minn., where he will undergo treatment at Mayo Brothers institute for his the injury he received to his leg, while working with the Dalton party in talk ing out the Matanuska coal for government test.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
New Radio Station.

Falcon Joslin has installed a radio station at Bruce, the new Tolovana town on Livengood creek, where an operator has already left to take charge.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12
F. E. c. Berry.

F. E. c. Berry. ...
 The bridal couple left on the steam CT Mariposa today on a trip to the westward and upon their return here will go to Strelna, where they will make their home for the present.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12

Edgar J. Davis, manager of the Windsor hotel has returned from a trip to the Sitka Hot Springs, greatly benefited in health. He is very en- thusiastic in his praise of Dr. God dard's sanitarium and is grateful for the wonderful results it accomplished in his case.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12

The cableship Burnside is again working on the cable, this afternoon, between Sitka and Seattle, and as a consequence only a part of todays press report has been received.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12

WASHINGTON Aug 12-Secretary of the Navy Daniels today announced that the did not intend send vessels to southern waters than those already dispatched He considered that the Louisiana and New Hmp shire which speeding south from Newport and the Con neccu sailing toward Vera Cruz from Hayti would be su
 cen to look after the interests of foreign residents in the trouble zone. 9~e.. .-r----9or -ea.. ---
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12

and air unusa activity is noticeable in both the army and nay departments and navy dejartments.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-08-12

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Chicago Den 3oic ,Suui. Gn itor
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nle0 at optisbe Srentltrer til ll0ipr.
lei, Iom er / looouu Stano, al Sc finn.
Dc taolc Den LANCE Nciic tiuauoa oa
tilpanoa. Som Ell 5olgc herui er
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ltcgct 81 pr. 100 Guu0.
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til Ell irorlf &nph buorira oc iful
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08

Strp. Set n 'loucs, at ontfring So.
600 Cons Ole blcp iorturct. 1Spril
bar Dog Tnsicrne iclp ioripnct lig ri.
gelig nleo Sljc.
Splferne og Eitcrrigcrnc lfal M
bape fuaet Sloen unocr Gontrol, men
oper belle oct itore Slieoiitrift Ii0gcr
Der en- INF, fpGlellbc &og. SlDcn blcp
I~lnffet paa Den gioaoe, at Srpnocrl
blep fnltet til meo Soro.
Berlin 4be Slnni. - Otter Ecr-
mpils Salo bar Spifcr1c OF 2itcrri-
gerre allerebe begpnot Wtorid)en moo
Semberg. Sper en- 100 Wtil breo
Tront froler 8enerolerne Wocfcn-
lens og 2iniilgeus iorencoe &prc
&llsierne tilba9c moo oerca iioite
faIte Soloepllnft / @nliclcn. Sluper-
ne gipr desperate 9ln~itrcngclier ipr-
at reorganiicrc iinc Silier til Ell flo
ltc WoOltQllo.
H9itcn ire belle inf -plterrigifc Nr-
m%eforpier morid)ercoe iguor tpcrS
igjennem Termpil pg fortintte oft
oper lungs Sembergbnncn % bcluttc
nocn Wpoitono Meopfa, ottc Mtil /
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@eneral Wacfcniens @opcbbGr
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belle i'm S9rnosie moo Hltsierncs
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@eb SDoiruntcn.

Spbfronten er ct mt Nupn. Soo-
leoes bill Slogrnarfen ncoc peo Den
italielllfe @rGnic berciter bli falbt.
S|talicnerllc bar fprtint i'm Srent-
gang paa beggc Tronter baooc |
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ger langiomt tilbage.
Gen itaIicnifc GperItfomnnnnoe-
renoe, @enerolleitnont @rcu Gaoor-
no bar / en- ~ofiiciel WelOing betegnet
be Srrfninger, ip1n biOtil bar iilnbet
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bar enbnu life 1tanet npgcn Tatalie,
iom FOREIGNER at bcte9nea ion
"Slag". Mcn Def fprite Iterre Gam.
meriteO ipues MI of nGrn1e Jig.
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her fonllner mt!igens Oct 'prlte tore
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her itorc TSoroele ~ircn1for InNriber.
lie / oct ponitclige Nlpelanoltab.
Get er piiicielt oplpit ira Npnr, at
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ben blet mootaget nleo Itornenoe Se-
geiitrina al @eiolfningen, iom 10
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Gonopus, iom al ntunge Aitrouomcr
untagea Tor at bare llniucrict3 cQcr
Scrocn9altet3 Wti0tpmti, or form.
liz blcuet ingttnget al Iitrouumer
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Sonoon Den 2hcu &uni. Gain
Chronicles Observation-Disclosures
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par bcIlcnnt Tor Nul1orcrne alcac.
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&outcincn poo 'orrGoeriit Nlduoc
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@aibington Den 4oe >llni. Siel.
&c Ell loag al Den ieocraIe @unfrc.
lerpefonlmia'ion oiicntliggiort @cret-
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N~oropelten iGroelc@ tilireositiucnoc.
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nleroe &eierpebiitritt Ger bar lit
&opeolT0e / W~tinncapblia. Otter
eli f~ortfattct Sperligt oper NpIinas-
og &eirforboloene 9onr Ncrctnil,acn
opcr til ell irler bctoIicrct @eifriuclic
az observation-disclosures.
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frcoa'tillenoc / belle NorOuellell. 80.
brifpirfiombeoen cr piitnof noaet
nlocr oct norliole % Srplaitiorrct-
nlilgen enocl minore cnb / tiolioerc
Iar, men bette ifploe9 oclpia iprca-
ne, lofole Inriager.
Ter er irltct 5e9n til lloact pirfc.
llgt SorretllingStruf unotaocn /
Serngrilbeoiitrifterne / ~noroli0e Wti.
d)igan.
s Norominneioto or llbii0tcrnc
aoitIaig bcore ioor enc Tor ct Iur
lioen, bpilfet / nogen @rob ifploea
Den opnnlrtrenoe SnlitUnoiabco, at
llnlteb Stntcs Steel Corporation
bar %gIcnoptaget Irbeioct poa bc ltorc
Stonlperfer, ioln mart bill bli aab-
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Ser ilben %anifeIigbeo Be 9rop, ionl
titles til Dem.
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o. S~p0bafota pg Wontolla, hplIfct /
pGientlig @rab fan tilifripes oe itorc
Spfisb al @eite iur llbipriel til CIT
ropu.
Gn inllb S%ptinIlsntells Golb or
ircmherifenoe / belle Siitriftet, %
Sorret1ingsmpno / IImlnbeIigbcO
lnlpbeier gobe Siber.
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eftcr hpob commissioners 9ieprG-
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beretter, observation-disclosures goo
% ltoiigtcrne lopenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-08
1ane 2looams
Sreosmisiion

Bern. SG)1peij, Den 3oie ,Slni.
Sane Nboans ira Chicago er, liant
men nleo Here Gelegater iii auinocr-
mes internationule Sreoafonpention /
&aua, ioaq blcrci prplentcrct Tor 0cn
id]mei5iife VrGiioent al oet heruG-
renoe amerifnnite Wiiniitcr Y. u.
Stopou.
Yliis Ybbnma taIte ON DC neitroic
@onoes StiQina til arigen og ON
Sdpeij @oloning / &ctnina al at
lifre Ell inurliQ og parig Sreo.
Nr9libent Ntpttu iporeoc, at 5i0ell
BERTH Tor 2iebIiffct life por qlulitiq,
men nt Sdlpeij pnr rebc til at itetto
noitrale Stuter / ctbpcrt Sfriot /
Netnilg az Sren. raar Oct rctte Slos.
plnlft bar nanCt.
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Manoitobet rcobeoe liz og Iuuococ
poo Ncbriocrnc, Ell 9aruppc uncu.
Tor SfotInn0s @eitfpit.
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laltitouncrt "Solpaoor", iom /
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