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iSiir iSriroert gegrn &rieg.

v8linb raft Der Wforp, uno rings
an ollen 9renaen lit teine Iebre rein
BON Menl6enblut". 2unse Sabrz
se6nte 1inb perfloIien, 1eit elm peutz
f9er Oihter biele Worte nieoergez
IGrieben bot 5ur4tbars Wabrhett
iinp iie JEFF eeporoen. Sin Msns
{henl6lodten, 10 toloIiol, 10 unerz
bort, bob man feline WOslidfeit in
feinem 2onbe nuh nur 81 penten
lpo9te, lit nod INNER i'm 8on1e uno
nod INNER lit iein Gnoe niht gu
erieben.
!@ons europa lit elm sirsiser blu<
tiger 5lommenberb unb fuit tein Groa
tell lit porbanpen, auf Dem iid) ntdt
bIutiae glebentdmpfe ubgefpielt baz
ben. Sn Millipnen liesen bic 30
ten am Sdlahtfeloe. gu 3ebntouz
1enben perl9lonssn Die Meere bic
Spfer; unermebli6e Werte, Sitter,
prpbutte BON MenihenfleiB uno borz
ter glrbsit iino pernibtet, lperoen td9z
lih oufs neue our @ernihtung be-
reitseitellt. llnp niht blob lit oas
Gnpe nidt obauIeben, Die 8efohr,
pub neue 2dnoer, nsue Wtillionen
gJlenI6en in bas ernulise Hingen
bineingesogen tperben, laSert orohenb
iber ben IDltsrn Der nod neutralen
2dnper.
Die ninmerlatten Msutsn Des 8uz
pitalismus Der neutrnlen Sdncer
iauern ouf 8eute. Der omeritanilhe
&opitulismus lit hnbiiihtiger, beute7
oieriqer als irgeno Elm 8apitnlismus
Der gBelt. Sir i'm iollen oud) Die
9ereinigten Stonten pon gfproamez
rifu in trieoeriIhe 9eripidelun9en eez
brndt perpen. Oos 2uno ipll tell
ns6men an Dem &rieg ge9en SeutIhz
Iunb, peil bieies 2ono ni6t rubig
SuIebt, ipie ariegsmittel ous 9lmerita
an feline 6einpe perIdifft peroen.
Die 0ereiniaten Stouten BON gloroz
anlerita lollsn in Merifo rSronun9"
MAIDEN, bos meint, bus 2nno in einen
,3uitonD brinsen, bel bem Die &npts
toliiten oes Sternenbanners Wttl!tpz
nenprpfite burf 9lusbeutun9 Der Sez
p0lteruna Meritos muhen tonnen.
Mlebr ais bunoert Wfillipnen Menz
IGen sdblen Die @ereinisten Staaten
BON Morbumerifu an 8epobnern
llno bteie MenI nIhenmoilen piilen faf
nicbt, in psld3 orpbenoer 9efobr lie
leben, tpeld) fiir6terli6es Serbdn9nts
iiber ibnen ihpebt. Sic frobnen i'm
OienIte bes oos 2unb bebrpbenben
8npitolismus, ersifern Iih iiber Sen=
1otionsn, 9leid berer, pb Sbam irr:
1innis opsr normal lit, ob on einem
5ront mod etipns sebeifert perber
fonn unb ob Der Poliseileutnuni
Beder ouf ben elettriIhsn Stubl mlt
pher eleih benz n@uter" Shmibt ir
Der Gerseifenbeit periinten Ioll. Sr
Willipnen umlogern lie bic gnll1pielz
pldbe pber le1en in ben tapitoliIti.
iden 3eitunsen ben Sasestlatl9 uni
Die In5eisen Der sroben Gjeladfte
mas olles getauft peroen fann, por
Denen, bic bos 9elp basu boben.
Ooh bic S9or Der Soaialiiten II
1ih flor bariiber, mos ouf benz Spie
1ieht. Sn 5000 @erlammlunsen in
gunaen 2onbe, BON einem Weltmee1
gum anoeren, bpm eiiisen Nprben BIZ
gum ionnperbrannten Siiben, baber
lie am Sonntag sesen jebe 9onblun!
proteitiert, bic Mmerifa in einen 4rie!
pertpideln f0nnte. Oos Bolt Mme
ritas mill feinen &ries unb fsin
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Gin Sulf uuO leine 9errider.

loiht" mcroel, er bat feline Gri.
Iten5bcrehtiglng, er lit nlio sipilhen
ieincn Nad)barn alf5uteileh 9ie 10
reoen, reDen iebr pberilGhiidl; oenn
es banoelt lid nidt nm ben Staat
Scrbien, luie er heute lit, ionoern
INN elm &olt, imo ilber bie torifte
,soee, &olfcr entnatipnaiiiieren 5ll
fonncn, lolltc oof ielbIt ieber poli-
iiIhc sl-9-G-Shiite bellte idon
Iingit binous iein! l(no Dor alien
lit oieies @eihas lippiidL iuenu es
lid I'm Elm @olf banoelt. oas iid
(6ortiesuug ouf Seite 81
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trie9ertid)en Weripidlun9en. sSn otez
len 5000 @eriommlunsen lit bies
milltonenfn6 gum Iusorud getomz
men. Sas arbeitenoe 0plt in 9lmez
rita bat ben arieg i'm eigenen 2onoe.
Sn Maiiohuietts, in We z8irginia.
in penniplponien, in Midison, in
&alifornien uno in Colorado befinz
ben ii4 bic Shlohtfeloer, auf benen
bic lesten S6lahten geI6losentpur=
ben. g}ph lit bic Groe ihprus bon
ben 8ranoItdtten bie1es &rieees,
tlinet bus &nattern bon Mal6inenz
geipebren nod in ben Sbren unp
i6reit oos Slut setOteter Ssrouen uno
&inoer nnth Ruhe eegen ben syeinD
pes Wpltes, bic Musbeuter, bic WfDrz
Der, eegen bic bns 2nnb peripii itenben
Sorbaren, 9egen Eodefel!er unb 60.
| 9lls bes Srieespabniinns Stloz
ben bic 9ertpii flung in Der 9riioer
! 2ano 81 trngen, onsu baben bic 9err=
ihenben in europa Millionsn unb
Wlillionen Meniaen 9esipungen. 3ipinz
gen tDnnen, neil e5 ben 0Dlfern bic
| Ter Stouten npht ni6t eelungen
! tpar, i'm aampf nit Den alien Md6s
ten aus elmer finiteren 9erguneenz
belt, uno i'm &ompf nit ben neuen
Mdhten bes aopitalismus, Der neuen
t22sit jene Ginrihtunaen unp Hehte
bes Wolfes gu er3pingen, Die eins
Ibpebr iolder 9(nforoerlng erm0gz
liGt Bate. 9lmerifo ols Elm neues
9nno, ppn teiner onoeren Mo6t uls
Der oes Topitnlismus beberrlAt, 9ibt
DEN TDltern immerbin nod beYiere
MOglihteiten, lidb 9egen triegeriIfe
@benteuer ieiner 6errI6enoen 81
fpebren. Sesbolb pir6 Ger om leb=
ten Spnntng erbobene YrpteIt Der 60
sialiIten gegen einsn Srieg mil
Oeuti6lano, gsgen einen &ries nit
W}erlto, cine un9leid3 9rDbere Wirs
tung buben, als oies Die nummeriId
rn9letd) itGrferen 5rieoenstunbaebun-
gen oes eurppdiihen Yroletariuts pp,
Dem slusbruh oes arieges in europe
batten.
Dos Wprt bonn Yaterlonb bot bie,
nidt iene 3uefrnFt, bas es in ben al.
ten 2Gnoern Gurppas bat. lOinte,
ben Mouern, bintsr ben MaIhinen
in ben Gruben in tiefer grbe, po ii
Der Yroletorier 8nterlono. llnl
niGts gsbDrt ben grbeitern, olles ae:
Bort ben &opitoliiten. Nfit brutolel
@epalt piiten bieie &apitali1ten ee
gen allie uno olles, pns ben 9lrbei
tern niiBen tDnnte, niiBen 1pllte, I'm
Der Welt BON beute, Inn Der 3uf,lnf
Der MsnI6beit pillen. Oiineen ii
europa Die 8DIter nit ibrem 8lut
bic 0elber, ouf benen bic 2prbeer
bdume ldnbereierigsr 5iirten, RUBIN
1uhti9er Seloberren poh1en, loipi
bic @olbbGume Der 3apitali1ten, il
Imerito borf mor ben 9lrbeitern mid
ia9en, bob lie iih idloeen unb tOtel
1pllen fir elm @oterlunb, oas lie mid
baben unb oas lie nid)t tennt.
Nu6 in europa pirn Der Sag bei
9eri6tes fommen. Der Sag, an ben
Die @olter @eridt holten iperben iibe
bic Sduloisen. bic gu Dem furhtba
rem 8emeBel ben NnloB ihufen. 0e
Sag, on oem bic SerrI4enben DO
ben @aranfen zines Weltseridotes al
Nn9etlogte fteben tperben. Gin Sag
an benz Die 8Dlter lelbit @erehtis
felt iiben perben. Gin Sag, an ben
Der &ries fir INNER tot lit. neil iit
bic Wolter aus @ere4tisteitsiinn uni
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llcbcr Scrbicn lmo feline Sllfllnft
miro aeIhricbcn: Sab lno alsoait'
erno iino oie Serbel, lllo Dos
Sdidial oiclcs Solfes, Oaa III orel
fllrd,tbarcn &rlegcn heroiid, ge-
fGmpft bat ino nod fdmpit, mllB
nldl in Den Hclben Der Segner eln
trouilhcs MitIeio anslolelL linlo-
n1ehr, ais ser SSilrsengcl 600 III
leilier itouerlihitcn 8eitolt, IN Der
elmer ihredIihen Sel,he OIL ibre
Scite trat.
Mandc frrslidtige Eolitifer ia.
gen tpobl: hieler Staat muB ~allsse.
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oas Sdlogmort Der vNullen" in
Ocnl &unpf gegen Die 9lgitation Ger
Erobibitioniiten. sluf Der I'M lebten
Sabre ltuttgefunoenen erlten Sonic.
ren5 Der Ocllticben So5lalllten oes
Staatcs Ohio babcn mir Dor oen
Tolgen gelparnt, Die fommen mill
ierl lpenn iih Die slrbeiterid)uft Der.
bciloBt, Das aus Der bilrgerlihen
iolologiIhen @eltanlholutng ltnns
menoe S6luglport Don operiOnliher
sSreibeit" lrnter lid 5u propagieren.
Die Delltlhen So5ialiiten Oes
Staotes Ohio iino = pic Die Oellt,
idcn So5ioliitcn oes gal5en Sanoes
= 8egner Scr Erobibitipn. NaS
edo" oils Organ Der Oelltld)en Sn-
5ialilten oes Staates Ohio, lit IN
Der ,Sroge, oh Yrobibition ober
llibt, iclbitueritdnolih allf ser Seite
Der Erobibitionsgegncr. 0ies lit 10
iclbitperitdnOlicb, onb es crit gar
nldt geiagt 5ll perOcn bralld)tc,
penn es niht Wteniben gabe, bie
liber ole Irnge, oh rnuB" oOer
,trodcn" 10 lebr INN ibrc llrteils-
froft gefonnlen iinb, buB lie Die
notlpenoigitcn &erlpabrltngen ino
Dtabnllngen nliBperlteberl. llno c5
lit nohpcnoig oaB mir marnen.
Nortlhrittlide ,3eitlngen aler
sIrt, Oaruntcr olld) llnionbl1tter
un1o lo5ialilTlde 3eitlngcll brlnaen
bercita iiber ein Sabr cine 9lrtifel=
lerle, Die ltets inter Der lleberldlriit:
Eerionlidc GSreibeit" obgeorlft
miro. >Sbr &erfuiier lit 0err Hobert
| 0omm1crlinu Der pon ieincm
Stanoprnft ans Donlit aelpib DaS
Seltc mill. Sir fortldlrittlibc llno
gar iilr io5ialiltiid)c 3eitlngcn lino
Oieic slrtifcl abcr abiolut nlht gc-
eignct. Wcm lid gcgcn Die Erobi=
bitinn llidts iugen Iuiicn piirOe, o!S
OuB lie geqcn be vEeri0nlihe SSrei-
bel" pcrtoBt, b1ttcn mir So5iali-
item ongcgcr nidts 5u ia9en SSir
fQnpicn qegel Die Erohbition, neil
lie Ncgen oic ouacnlcine tSrciheit
perItobt, icnc aIlgcnlenc Trcibeir,
bic nlr aus Hiifiid)ten nlf ons all-
gcncinc @ohl eingeihrdnft luerocl
iou lno bari.
Saa Shldgmort Der rpcrl0nll=
hcn tSrcibeit" lit ielblt Don Der bilr-
gcrlihcn &oltsluirtibaitalcbre be-
rcita ob9eton. 0ic Tolf3lpirtlhafts-
lehrc cinea Noum Smith, bic Nrci=
belt ocs SnoipiOullms allen onoc-
rem pprnnltclleno, but gebolfen, Die
Observation-Disclosures Sehre Der Ebp-
| liofratcn ohcr gotnrrchtlcr 5ll
iibcrlpinoen, bciltc iii oas inOipioua-
liltiihe Spltcm ser Sd)nlc Sloanl
Smitbs iclblt bcreits iiberlpilnben.
0as iollten ielbit oIe oelltidcll
biiraerlidlcn 3citlln9cn bcuhtcn lulo
niht nit Shlugerl arbcitcn, Die
onrh belltihe biirgcrlihe 9tational-
ofpnone,l ldngit crleoigt pltroell.
Wir perpeiien oa MIR ullf &oldcr
| (17S9-1S46), aarl &nics, @rlnc
Siloebrano, Seinrid1 9fal II. !. 10,
Die nic IN Dcn &erOad]t gefonlnlcn
{ iino, iibcr cine biir1erlide &olfs.
pirtichaftslcbrc hinalls9eNonacn ct
pa Stoatsio5ialiiten oocr gar per.
foppte So5ialiiten su Icin
@enn man in oelltifbiirgerlidcr
| 3cih,ngen iibcr ocn mittclaltcrlidc,
| 9Snbipioualismus bes Gn9ldnoer:
| Ibam Smith ifon nidlt binallsge
| bcn min, feline 2ult imo piellciht
aud, nidt Oie &euntnis bot, su be
lgrcifcn lrno 81, oerItcben, luobil
aroBe ocutife biirgcrlihe National
| ofonomen Ole inoipionaliItiih,
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@il warneu.

NUlISlUtrllu}QI pes SnGlult=
ocrs NOum Smith peitcr entnidelt
boben. 10 iollten llnion5eitllrgcn
lmo io3ioliitiihe 9ldtter oo6 meiter
icin. Sir iie gab es ooh nod
cinen Hobbertlls, Suialle, 0tarl,
Glgcls II. !. ~. .llnb nenn rie
Gelltifbiirgerlihen bes Yanoes iibcr
9lOam Snlitb nod ,1idlt binolts li!o,
lie 9ipider, anies, 9iau MD: fen,
ncn neil lie idon per9elieu ipllr-
ben; lie glonlf @agner, Gugen Giil.
ring, hilbert Sd)difle; Son1bnrt
oOcr gar eincn yfenger uiht leier
mcll oieie iuit nad) Sp5ialisnnls
richcn. 10 louen bod lllionbl1tter
llidbt billtcr Stuart 1tius oHer
&cnrp George nn0 io5iuliltiidle ,}cIs
tllngcn bon bellte niht noh llnter
Der 3eit bon SnIalle ulein, Inn iplc)c
slrti!c. ob5uoruden.
gHobin Dies fiihrts tpie 'elilrm
baa Scllfcn Der &cifslnaiicH I'M
antiIn5inlen Sinne olrd) Sic Nro-
pu9ierlrng iolher Sflagmprte hc-
einflllBt ncroen fnnn, habeu nj:
lhon mebr ula elrumaI geiagt rSn
Den lcbten @odcn finoen mir aber
nod, boB in oen ,pcrIonlihcr ,Srci-
belts -9lrtiteln 0c2 Soerrn oauntsr-
ling ioaor iolgcnoe Stcucn in 9lr,
bciterbllttern ln0 Iojinliltildcl 3rls
tlugcn nbgeDrllft puroen:
y(Sn englon0 lit nit Dem GrI0B
pon gcgen &ill0erarbcit ecr!oltetcn
Gcietcn cine %crminocrnna DER
3nhl Ger 6cburtcn in 9lrbcitcrfrci=
len cingctretcn, pa &inDcr MS
Mare" ibren 9fnrftmert uerlurcn
babcn nnb feline 0innabincn mehr
crgcbcu. 9lbcr Ourd Die Gcrlninoe.
rllng Der SuurtitQt lit fcinc Gei'c=
RING Der GuaIitdt berbeiuerihrt
Dprocn, ou lid bcrauagclteut hct.
ouB int 2lnIonge Der Gbe geborcHe
&in0er I'M augCmcinen minocruer.
tig iino I'M Eer0leihe nit ip0tcr lt-
borencn. >NlfolgcocIcn bat cine 2ti-
Bclneinc Ccgenericrlulg eingeict,. "
Sin anocrcs pcrfcbrtes 9feiultnt
0icicr mchaniihcn 8eleb1cblmaa-
tbcoric bcltcbt Oarin, OuB @cieBtn
bullfig ein Spielralun gegeben miro,
Der iber ous 5ll bcleltigcnoe lle5cI
poer Ons 5u crrebcnoc @llte melt
hinallsnebt, poourh nnslnlc, IlItige
lnlo pft tprunniId]e 9eIhrunfltngen
Sort allierlegt perocr, no feline Qe-
lctlicbe Megullcrlm9 erforberlit lit,
mas 5ur tSolge bat, OaB infolge oc5
on0eburencn Observation-Disclosures Ger
@tcnld)cn Sppoiition lid geltcno
lnud)t. Slls onS @eilpiel fanm ous
N<QlnoiIcr 0eict qcltelt, pcldles Die
9lrbeitsitirlben Iiir sSraueu be-
ldrdnft."
@enn es iiir Oen Sang ser aeieG-
| idlaitlid)en Gnhpifllmg pielleitt
gIeihgiiltig lit, Dab man III oeltid)-
biirgerlihcn ,3citlrHen ocs Hnnbes
in polfsiuirtld,oTtliten 3enutniliell
| fuIt 5ruei ><ohrhtnoertc biltcr Ser
;3eit 5uriid lit, iiir Die abpebr Ser
prohibitloniItiid,en slsitation lit
! oes nidbt pbne @eoclltlng. @onin
ioll es aber fiihrell pem luton
%litter imo io5ialiltiife 3eitllnaen
| lid uerleitcn laIicn, uniioSiuIiltiihe
Shlnaportc 5u propagieren, 10 ia.
! pitaliitiihe Snterelen foroerll un>
'd)lieBlid) i'll ben cigenen Spaltcr
lhper crfiimpi1e &inocr- ilnl
Observation-Disclosures als abihrefenol
@eiipicle gcgen cine @eidrdnflnl
~peri0nlider NreIbeit" anfiihren
bic Grlaiilns bon slrbeiterihueae
iesen uuf cine Stmfc itellen, mi
ocm @erbot ocs slnsIhanfes geilti
ger @etrGute?!
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
GIVES HIS LIFE FOR HIS MAYOR,

Paris, Jan. 70 The story has reach
ed Paris of how a school teacher
sacrificed himself to save the mayor,
cure and a number Of citizens of his
village in the Aisne, few miles from
the Belgian frontier.
After the battle of Charleroi, the
Germans captured the village of D.
without firing shot, and a company
of the Prussian Guards made it their
headquarters for two days. Toward
the end of the second day. while the
Germans were preparing to- leave th&
village. shot rang from no one
knows where. The German officer IN
command FASTENED to the mayor. A
dozen hostages were required upon
the spot, to be shot before nightfall
If the guilty man was not denounced
or did not give himself up. No one
had been hit by the shot but the Of
f1cer declared that he had heard the
bullet whistle close to his head.
Very WELL" said the mayor, you
want hostages. Here am to begin
with"
And l, ALSO" declared the cure.
Three OF the older inhabitants of
the village came Harvard, which made
five. Then the Germans took seven
more inhabitants into an open Geld
near the church. The firing squad
was ready, and the hostages lined up
against the wall, when the. school
teacher, NJ. Michon, ran up.
Il am the guilty one," he said sim
ply. Yes, It is who fred just now.
Release these men and take me, am
ready; I'm not afraid to die" =.
Several OF the villagers present had
seen Michon leave his schoolhouse
with his pupils at the exact moment
when the shot was fired. But he
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
HOW THEY LOCATE
THE WARTIME ENEMY
(By Associated Press.)

Berlin, Jan. 21-A young volunteer
from Charlottenburg describes in a
letter from the front a daring recon
Nuisance undertaken by himself, with
a sergeant major and four other men,
in an effort to learn which French
regiment was posted in the trenches
600 yards away A reward of $50
marks and the Iron Cross had been
promised should the expedition sue
coed, but the six men declared that
they would except no money.
They started on dark night, walk
ing in stocking feet as quietly as pos
sible through snow, and gradually ap.
preached the enemys trenches until
they were hailed with who goes
there?' Patrols who have lost their
way" answered the young Charlotten-
burger; don't shoot, we are COM
rades."
"Of what regiment called the
French.
"Of the Twentieth" was the answer.
The German advanced another ten
yards, and the young volunteer asked
where is the road to Maricourt?
The answer was another query.
"What regiment do you belong to-"
The sergeant major answered with a
shot, The French cried out, jumped
back into their trench and opened
fire, 1t was taken up all along the
trench and the bullets hailed about
the Germans, who jumped backward
few PAGES and threw themselves
face down. Three quarters of an hour
they lay thus without moving. Then
the French, who had meantime been
strengthened, left their trenches,
climbed over the barbed-wire entangle-
ments in front and came forward,
searching for the intruders.
LET them come on" whispered the
sergeant major. Suddenly he COM
manded squad fire, Volley after vol
ley greeted the advancing Frenchmen
many of whom fell. The Germans re-
treated rapidly a few PAGES and again
threw themselves down and remained
motionless Rifle fire tore UP the
ground around them and whisi:ed over
their heads. Rockets began to light
up their position, and machine-guns
added to the danger. The little party
withdrew, leaving one of it's number
dead, and regained the German
trenches.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
A HATT|ESBURG CITIZEN
COMES TO THE FRONT
TELLS HIS FRIENDS AND NEIGH.
BORIS OF HIS EXPERIENCE.

Every Hattiesburg citizen should
read what a neighbor says. His tes-
timony can be relied upon. Here are
his own words:
T. A. Palmer, Prop. Sheet Metal Co.,
Hemphill and Pine Sts.. Hattissburg,
says: Il have taken Doan's Kidney
Pills for kidney disorders and have
found them just as represented. /
used three boxes of this remedy which
| procured at the Corner Drug Store
and | got the best of results"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Palmer had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
MAKES OWN INVESTIGATION.

New York, Jan. 21.-To make his
own investigation Of trade conditions
in South America, Congressman-elect
William B. Mckinley, the Illinois
come back" sails from here today.
According to Mr.. Mckinley, he wants
to learn for himself just what the bus
mess opportunities are in that portion
of the world. He don't believe in try
ing to learn through reading on these
matters, because of the number OF
contradictions on the main facts.
Several representatives of the glass
industry in Pennsylvania also sailed
for South America today on the
Kroonland.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
DOES SMOKING BORE YOUR

In the February Woman's Home
Companion Rollin Lynde HART writes
"The Confession of an ex-Smoker."
About a year ago he gave up the use
of tobacco, and his experience is rec
orded in part as follows:
81 found that smoking bored me.
Like other confirmed smokers, smok-
ed to escape discomfort, not to gain
enjoyment.
Now it is always nuisance, smok-
ing, and when the fun has gone out o.
it man hates to carry kit of tools
matches, tobacco box, pipe cleaners, or
cigars and cigar cutter--everywhere
he goes. He hates always having one
hand busy managing the pipe or cigar
and one side of his mouth busv smok-
ing while he talks from between his
teeth with the other side. He hates
everlastingly lighting matches, and
more matches, and continually dispos-
ing of ashes or having them burn
holes where they sift. down, red-hot,
on his clothes. He hates going to
the dentist, frequently to .rediscove-
his teeth. 81 ',...s ...f. 81,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
MAXINE THE THING
NOW IN BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. 21.-Back Bay society
has droppeI the cotillion for the
maxixe. ESnger than the oldest ma
iron can remember the cotillion has
marked the coming out Of debutantes
and the exclusive balls of the. winter
season.
"The war is responsible says 8.
Hooper Boston's terpischorean leader,
in explanation. las little expense as
possible is the order now, and SO the
cotillion and its expensive favors
must 60"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by focal applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitution.
al remedies. Deafness is caused by inhamed
condition OF the mucous lining Of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is inhamed you have q
rumbling sound imperfect hearing, and when
unless the Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition, hear
ing Will be destroyed forever; nine cases out Of
ten are caused by Catarrh. which is othng but
an iuhaincd condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu
80 M r. ]. .cHrNEY CO.. Toledo, o.
sold by Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21

VOU can buy this watch built
and backed by the Studebak-
ers with their enviable repu-
tation Of over SO years of square
dealing, at prices no higher than
those asked for an ordinary
watch.
The South Bend Watch is
the most accurate watch we
know of.
And it will give you the same
accurate service Is years from
now that it does today.
We have the South Bend
Watchin all sizes from the dainty
ladies' watch to the sturdy rail-
road grades.
Come in and look them over.
COOK
Hattiesbure, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-21
GROWING
CAILu
They Should Be Protects
Internal UncIeaniIneeo q

tiuence Of disease and IL
are the more seasoned 4
grown-up. Malaria takes -
strong hold on the chilG1'
causes headaches. coate1 1
digestion. cramps and nanyl
gerous conditions.
These are the signal post
ing nature provides that
may be relieved OF impen
ness.
The proven remedy, CAE
LIVER-AID which is a pun
TABLE liquid compound 4
In your medicine chest II
minister at the FIRST sigi
ordered liver.
Fifty cents purchases ! j,
at the Owl Drug Store IN.
solute guarantee that r
returned without quibbl
It.