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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
glndl HrnniSenre ,llr err.

Dit Dem Ganpfer o9opbotan"
Der Wer6ants ans a}inerS 2inie
fubren aeIiern 9(6eno foIgenoe Serr-
iboiten nud @ropioence 81. g., o6:
Sr. rnO Sran S. GbriItian, Sr. unO
5rou s. u. GonneqD, Sr. lmo 5rau
3. aeaD, Sr inO 6rou g8. 6. Set
tier, Sr. lmO 6rau @. 9. Surpin,
Sr. uuO 6rau $. 9. 9llmouo lmOSr.
Sr unO 6rau G6erle, iSrau g9. s.
SoOO, Srali 9. s. Sobnion, SSrau q.
g. Bennett 6rou Dleiieri6miot, 6r.
g. 8. SOoper imo 5roil 81. SSibpat.
rid 6rls. @. @6eeIcr, 8. SenneB9.
Ni Eier, Z. 2attimieer, Dt. SaoOen,
6. 9. Sbeppee, q. 9eQerin9. &op,
2e6orib, s. @ Sooper, W}om6era,
Wailler, 81. Sier, q. q. 0loiieuu, q.
&oiiealL 6. 9lie0erit, s. Otto, $.
Otto, 6. SduIer, 6. 9lnoerion, 6.
9lnoerion unO 90. S(noerIon; uno u.
3. aeap, s. 9eaD, 81. Suou, e. Sell,
lp, s. aeIl0, 81. 6. Some, IS. 6. Gm.
merid, 81. S. Cline 20. q. 9oIe-
mon, q. W3ciierlbmiOt Or. s. 81.
S'Connea, s. s. @eIi6, 80. 2e6orit,
s. Eounier s. s. 9ea, S. $. @olo.
inlit6 unO 6. 6. Gnmerid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
ntcrsnItnnoS.gScoiueilcr

,,Nnncn" NinD gsnfoit5 III. g. Beauties.
,0lppDbrDmc" &uubcbine u. lSnnoelbiloer
,,GlOcr gil Garl" eluerlei Bolisbelnlii'
nun0cr.
.,Qan cbnre Yarl"- 9luerlei llnierbdlungcn.
,,cBmhnn Enf 4arf"- NuerIei iinierbalinnAen.
4oihener Bead - GdGlih @riurii0Hen pei
EoWricr aVoulic".
Ohrinpenle Bead Ldal@ 6riurnonen pee
Tnmplcr ~3rcnmlano".
,,0nrmonic" 2icniiaq ben 5. glu0ult 9ri
nriioH pcr Idmpicr gGrcnmlnno"
,,Ner Sanger pm Baltimore" Dliilmo6,
ben .. augult Nofal' Sdnaeriet i'm gNioer'
Wicu, knri".
,,Nercniaie 1inrfie beS 1entinen Inter.
fhHunas.6nubes" ~ SouniGa ben -. Nnanlf,
Namilicni glu5ilng nab benz ggHeitenosFnrt".
,llnnnriidcS Ncim bon Baltimore" Some
fao oen 49, gnauli. aroBcr glueing nab oBeils
icif1 QQrf" DOrleD pane
,,QNlueleDadl.QcrciH Oun Baltimore" e. Vlitis
hood hen "a. NnQnit. arobes baDcrilDes 8oiisf
ten inl ,0dnnatilr 4Snrt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

@ewinner fir 10 Gents ser 6ibi6c
fleine @oaeu.
@er ii6 nidt an rincm lederen Mo6I
inn Speiiciool oeIeitiren mill, 0cm
iic6eu sic idl6uiicn 9lcit6era @iirIt-
den sllr Geriiignne. @liidSr1oer
nno @emilu6n0en oller 9lrt, moiel6It
man allies M0gIicbe rm0 llnn09lide
fir einige Gents nnh Salie iAlep.
pen tam, iino reht 8a5lreid uertre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
lsnrf.0nncne.

Gas 9'ro9ramm Der 4ort-Gapelle,
oie 6eute 9lbeno i'm o9iioerlioe 9arf"
con3ertirt:
Narid oIbe 42no Aati.". ... Suabes
&eiiiiaer
g. eeIsnioH aus Der oGe0imeniss
i0hier" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9oni3etti
A. lgnl8cr sOrinnerungen an Ncdpel" NenHet
g. xrlo fit 6oh0e enaiicbcs 0orn H.
Oldrineiie Observation-Disclosures Oeetboben
fD6 GrneIt pbilpp Sil6tri nnb
Nini0m GtaQe)
g. Soniniie oI6e 0eufb Of 0nier" .Sobnion
q aNarap aus Der GDmpDonic o0ie
nenc Aelt" Observation-Disclosures Sboraf
g. ~ Wnr0cn IaHce" ............ .&at9as
81. ~WeocD nn popular Songs" 3ornldeiu
TO- Dinrid ollrauia" ......,.......B Bubner
Das Pu6limm III b6iid erinc6t ta5 .1inr
Gpan0lcO N0nner" nno baltimore, onr Nalits
move" mllluiiuqen
9aneI 8elomanu, 2iriaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

micoer feline 0cforotionsfunit 5cigcn.
9lae @eionq. uno anOere &ereinc bos
ben i6r Solptquartier lno iino Die
cin3cIncn 0uarticre iebr geidmad
poll oeforirt. SAT- allc &ereinc BAL
timore's iino 5ugcgen uno miro cine
cc1te 6ciicsireuoe mo edtc oocutlbe
@cnuit5li6feii~ bei'm oeutiden 2ic0
berridDcn..
Dos @ort SGngerieit 6eiogt ollcin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
seIearap6ie fiir anaben.slnnOidafter.

Eie o@eitcrn Union TeIeerap6
GompanD4 IdBt aarten orliden, no.
rouf iid Der Nlorie Gooe lmO ser
Continental Gooe iid befinoen. Dieie
&arten iollen ocn 8eunten ser Bon
Scouts ausaebdnoiet iueroen Inn
oen ienieen n9oD Scouts" ole IeIe-
grapbie erlernen iuoIlen, cine @ele-
genbeit 81 bieten. Toourd ioa es
oieien Scouts" ern0glidt weroeli,
in einem Noibiaue iel6it lepei6en
ieIOen 81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
Grtrnnfem

OllluUlCUs
8pei NlGuner fonOen bei'm 9doen
in Sen Slutbcn oes @otapsco bel
StansbirD Sbore ibreu 800. -
@ingen lobeno imO iingenO in
Oic Shltber, I'M nidjt micOer gum
8ori6cin 5u fommen. Cine
2eibe puroe ipGter ee6oreen.
geniomin @ongrinef, 80 Sabre
aft, bon g1r. 7O3, Siio.9onoltraBe,
inO Sobn Dfutononsfi BON oerielben
9loreiie irdien geltern 2inoerung
bon Der groBen Sibe in oen fiiblen
6liitben Oes Botapsco, on Der groof-
lpn Seitc, genonnt StansbirD
Shore. 8eioc gingen SonO in Sono
ms Boiier, iingenO unO ladeno,
ln0 ais iie uneeiGbr 200 N}eter bonn
llfer entfernt waren DerldmanOen
iie ploBliG in 0en 6hltben. Cine
eroBe Wtenibennenge mar 3euge 0eS
Gorfoas, lno man glaubte inn eriten
9lIgenblid. Dab Die 9ei0en lid einen
S1er5 erlmlben mollten. 9lls lie aber
nod elmer eeraumen @eile niAt pie-
Der allftau6ten, muroe Der Yoli5ei-
&apitdn SSrmin bon Der @roofIDner
Yoli0eiltatiOn beno6ridtigt, pel6'
2etterer oenn oud iofort nit fiinf
BoIioiiten eridien, INN oaS Settings
Werf Dor5unebmen. gloA elmer mebr-
itiinoigen Sude eelang es, Die 2eide
Der @ougrinef 5u finoen mdbreno
man bis iest bergeblih nod ieinem
SrelnOe 9eiu6t bat. 9eioe @rtrun.
fenen moren BEL Der oglrunoeI Sono
ono @rapel Co." ongelteat. Ser
Coroner Sobn Yotee bon grooflDn
muroe benodribtigt.
Q d mer Derbriibt.
Der Moidiniit @eorge gS. g8dfer,
32 Sabre alt, bon glr. 1889, SOL.
Inns. .StraBe, ein slneeiteIlter Der .We.
q. Smitb Sea 6ooo Co., muroe
geItern g3odnlittag, als Elm 0ompf.
fciieI inn Moibinen6ols Der aenann-
ten 5irma erplooirte, om gon8en
96rper idmer perbriibt umo muBte
nad Dem DllniperiitGts-S -Soipital" ae.
bracbt peroen, no man an Ieinem
gllffonuuen 5Deifelt.
Grlitt Q 6G0cIbrud.
Ser iiebeuiGbrige 9}eger @eo 9(rm.
ltrons bon 9lr. 1852, MiaimanItr.,
ipielte gcltern 9l6eno Dor Dem SouIe
bon Or. q. 6. Gage, OIr. 700, 9loro-
9rooOwoD. @r lief binter einen Dor
Dem Saiiie Ite6enOen 9lutomobil Dor.
bel lno lief in elm bon ser entaeaen.
eeiebten Ridtung io6renoes 9luto-
niobil. GaS 9luto, ipelbes S6omas
Muaifin, 9lr. 334, SIt QofoDettc.
9lOev ee60rt, fil6r Oeu Suugen nm
imo Uerlebte i'm betrG6tlid. Gr uur-
Oe nod Dem Sobus Sopfins Solpi.
tai gebrodt, 100 Gr. IS. Sc. G6oOes
i6n 6ebouoelte mo eiuen S6dOel-.
brud ieititeate.
@ a bm &uediilber .GabIet.
ten.
Gnma d. 9leut6oIt, 33 Syo6re alt,
bon gtr tit5, @oroiraBe, perIud)te
iib geitern 0urb Ginue6nen BON
Nnediilber Gobletten aus Dem 2e-
ben 81 idafien- Sic wuroe nad Dem
5raufIin Square 6oipital aebradt,
100 man lie am 2eben 8u er6alieu ge.
Oeuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
Ter @cltfrica Gcute Dor cinem
Sabr.
Z. 9lu0uit 1915.
(]lab Dem @eridt Oes Oeltiben
@eneralitabs)

sSn 92oropolen idlt Oas Sort
3ear5e aui scr Giiiront Scr rriii.
iden SETTING 9lowo @eorgiewsf;
onl rcdbtcn 9ug-llier ncbmcn Die
Tcuiiden g9DS5foiu lno Sero5f.
9eiocrieitS @ra0a gcwannen
Ole oeutideu 1ruppcn Oas oit-
Iidc @eidicl.llicr. @or ser PIT.
mee gsoprid6 ge6eu Die 9llliien
noropeiilid SlpanaoroN 3uriid.
3miiAen @eibiel nuo 9ug
meroen oie 9lniicn an perirbicOc.
nen Steaen iiber 0en g9iepr3 &c.
morien.
Gle in ser 5nOln.9}id6t mlf
@aaipoli gelonoeten 10000 fri.
ideu rtieIiideu Truppen ipcroen
onf i6rcm beabIi6tiaten Gor-
morih gegen Die 0aroonellen.
aiiite. Inn sic tiirfiide glrmee oilf
@allipoli BON Gouliantinopel ab-
5IIicbneioen, eriolgreid oiigebal-
ten.
glu Der norpe1iidcn aiiIie Der.
Ientt Elm oeiii1eS ll.goot oen
britiidcn SiilistrelBer osSuoia~
BON 1900 Eonneu; Elm 96eil Der
geiabung miro 9erettet unO in
9lorpegen internirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

<tllS utN fUll6tlBCIluJltN.
9ns gemeiner Mcnid murOc BON
0Ridtcr @odaro ser 9leger Sop-
orO Sa66 be5eidnet. - SoQ ieine
6rou gum i6ledten 2e6ensmon-
Oel anboIten. Gle 03egeriu @an.
gle So66 81 elmer empiiuoli6en
@elOitrofe perilrt6eiIt.
Dlit 500 unO Soften ipur0e geIiern
oie 9fegeriu gongie Gabb bon 91r.
1886, @reBtmaniiroBe, bon 3idter
BadarO in Der mittleren @oli5eiIta-
ton beitroft, neil lie onaebli6 einen
peiBeu Wloun oneeiprodeu 6otte
0ie Negerin miro bon ibrem Wonn
anideineno Oo5ii ongebalten, uno
0fidter &adaro 6e5eidnete SowarO
Gobb, Ser ais 8euge iiir feline 5rol
eridienen mar, ais einen gan5 ge-
meinen MenIden. 6ranf 0iimra,
Der nit Der Negerin perboftet imo
oeS ange6lib manitdnOigen 9etra.
gems angelduIOigt morOen mar. mlr.
De itraflOs entlafen.
@or bungrig.
@eiI er in ser Yarf Seig6ts 9lpe.
in Ieinem 9lutomo6il nit elmer Sc
idpinOigfeit bon 25 Meilen pro
Shlnoe oabiniauiie, nuroe ser %
Sabre oIte 2eroD GRAHAM BON 9li6-
ter Sbaw in Ser n0roliden Yoli3ei-
itation eeItern Morgen nit So imO
Soften beitroit. @ro6am CAB uu
oaB cr buugris mar imO idnea nad
Sauie fommeu polte.
&ertGuferin entIafien.
Sic 90 Sabre olte SSOa G6erniff
bon glr. 1919, 2inoen 9lpenue, Oie
felt uneefd6r 5nei @lonaten BEL Ser
Sirma Steport & So. ais Ierfduie.
rim nngelteat mar uno lid aus Dem
@eihdite @ooren oueeeionet boben
ioG, puroe geItern W}orgen bon 8id.
ter EadarO in Der mittleren @oli3ei.
itation aiif freien Sub eeiest. oo Der
9ertreter ser Sirma Steport & SO.
Oen 9lidter eriudte, Die 9lniduloi.
giing gegen Oos NfdOden fallen 81
loiieu.
g dmere Eraee.
Sli6ter @eredJt bon ser 0ltliGen
Yoli5eiitotion Ite6t Dor elmer ie6r
idfperen GutIbcioumg. Gin iunger
0}ann fom na6 ser Station rmO
mel0ete, sob or angegriffen imo i6n.
feline 3dbne aus Dem Mm0 geidla,
gen poroeu ieien. 9lls ser gidter
oen Sdaoen beIeGen moate, fano er,
Dab es fiinitlide 8d6ne geueIen no.
rem. GS lit nn 81 entiheioen, OBJ
fiinltIide 3dbue aud 10 bod bereb.
net weroen ipie notiirIide
y ~ Z " " u v J. Z "
@ prade.
Mamie unO Sennie, 5pei Negerin-
ueit filbreu allf einem @oagon Der
Sairnount 9lOenue 2mie m0 ge.
braudten cine oerortige Sprade, 10.
oob iie Der6oftet wcr0eu muBteu.
Olidter Gliit bon ser noro0itliHen
9oli3eiltotion Derirt6eilie 9eiOe 5u
elmer @elOitraie DOn $it.45, Ooh
fonnten lie Oieie nidt be5a6len mo
mubten ms @efdueniB manoern.
Surge 8eit oaraif mlrOe 9ao0.
mono g9iqiamion BON g}r. 1901,
Gelmooo 9lOenue, auf oerielben
ShoBen6abu 2inie megen 9iubeit0-
ring BON 8oli5ilt @daer perbaitet;
er nlIBte S6.45 bleden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
5rlrarnphiidlrr Mettcr6eridlt.

g(us oen iibriaen 9moes-@etter.
neutrality-suspicious. milrOen Die
iolqcnoen 6oditen Iemperatliren
bic nm s ll6r leitern 9lbeuo berid.
fen hcridltet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
gInsiIua Oea rqaItiuOre 4reb.gMb".

NuSllug Oeo npullllUpre FreB'@lll !.
Ser Baltimore @reB-GIub~ bat
feline @Pitglieoer 5ii einein glusilig
nod Bohemia" eingeloOeu Ser.
ielbe iinoet am 10. glueuit, cinem
Samitoee, ltatt. Sir oieien 3ped
muroe Ser Gampfer ,.9lnuapolis~
BON ser 9oldcItcr Gonlpaenie &c.
mietbet meIder Inn 2.3O llbr bon
ieinem Yier Ger. 16 an Der 9iebt.
StraBe obfabrcn imo gegeu 1880
llbr nod Baltimore 6uriidfebreh
miro. sir Die einiee Srnoert Ylit-
glieoer 5d6Ienoc G5eicIlidoIt liu0 Ell
niae lleberroicbungen in ltnterbal-
tlmaen borgeiebcn. lleberhaupt lit
fir 9lQes auf's Bette eeioret @enig.
items 4S peridieoene @luiifltiide per-
sen mGbreno Der 6a6rt bon Der st.
Nlarieu SSnoulirie.S6ule" 9opelle
5um @ortrag fommen. glld Die @r.
friidmgen iino nibt OergeIieii nor
Sen. lmo elmer ser beitbefannten Ne.
liaurateure bon Baltimore lit nit ser
3ubereitimg mO Serpirlmg zines
SmbineS betrout moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

gie Eriidpcrtbeihmg bat iib in
Sen lcbten "a Shnoen iait oar uidt
ncrdnocrt. Sic Eemperatrren i'm
gscItcu iinO pieocr bod iiber oen
iaiioumdiiqcn Tltrdibnitt; Die Wli-
nimaI.Eemperatlr III Chicago betrug
90 @ro0, Pin anoeren angren5enOen
Iiitrificn iR sSlIinois, Wlibigou nno
9aisconiiu puroen bo6e Gemperati-
rcu aemciIcn
9cgenidlle aingcn in 5loriOa, @e.
oraia un0 9llnbama imo lofol IN oeH
miiiclotIantiiden Staateu nieoer.
Gos @eitcr miro beute uno morgGt
0iaiH ocs @2iiiiiiippi on6altrn warnl
an bleben lno 9iegen i'm Siioen mo
lofal IN oen mittelatlantiiden Stao.
Ten uieoergeben. eS 1T fciue sIisiidt
uorbanoeu oob ole Ecmpcratlm I'M
s9eiien uadlaiien Miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
Gdifsfnrten

BON imo naA 0eutldIono uno
Oeiterreid.llnearu iiber 9aotteroam
uno 9aelu.yorf. @eIoienolsneen no9
europa.
SbeO, s. 9ieuer & &c.,
217 Dit.galtimOrc.Gtr.,
(Dldrs1a-l 243 Siib-grnOeiuaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
g'nnOes ,9epartement fir 2amOWirt6-
IdIaftw g9ettcr.YnrenM.
ridlt BED Waltimure MeIIerbnreans

Ter TeldltigfeitSgebdlt Der &utt
mar S4 Fro8eut INN sllbr Dlorsens
mo 73 95ro3ent I'M s Abr 9l6enos-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
eunncnanf. nm0 llnteraama.
ylutG.
gSetteramsTdlten.

Sir WorDlanO imo Den 9iItritt
Columbia porousiidtlihe &egen, iiio.
oiilide Bin0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
syiir eiu 5eimaetrSuf.

Dos bon SEQ. giintber gebroute
Bier lit ooS bette. giele geurtbeiIer
bon 9ier erfldren bob es irgeno Ell
nem erItfIoiiigen ousI6nOiiden Bier
gleidfommt @eraoe oos Ding fir
ben 5aniliengebroud. SeinItes 9lro-
ma better @eidmod uno iebr ndbr-
frdftig. Direft bon Der @rouerei
our6 Die nelien Moidinen obgefiint,
moOurh o6iOlute 9ieinbeit gelidert
miro aiite $t.O0. @boue: g8olfe 20.
(5uni1S,1S,i@ao,0o) (9Ind)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
gaaIaaSalrieIc im lieIiaen 4loIIami.

llntcr ben i'm 6iciieen 4oiimnt
tcaenocn mO aus Dem 9nslonoe
gsnunenocl 8rieien oereu 9Ioreiia-
ten uidt crmitielt iueroen f6nuen
bciin0eu lid bier nit ben iolgenoen
onidciueno Oeutiben gfamen @ein.
lid Rorua6cr SRI. gnno Sdults,
9fntou lllrid unO @lariorie @ilO.
FreB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
QofaI.SGnaerFeit

Oer DTer. SGnssr bon Baltimore"
Niittuud, 8. glmsnit 1916,
SliOcr-g -giciu.Farf. - 9Infane 2 lI6r.
WrOheS Gon5crt II. 9IHipraden BE-
OeiitcnOer 9ieOucr $50 glbcuOS.
CSuli30. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07
nSarmOuic". .SSaiIcrTa6rt,

0ienitas, Oeu 8. 9IusnIt 1916.
Gnf OOm grOOOwag, 1890 MOrseus.
(SuIi3Q, ,9lug6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

MbpnHtnisn, bic ben v1entImeH GorrelpUn.
benten" nldt punftiitf 0bet unttaelmdbig az.
balteM hub qebeien, ber Office bauou pev 1eles
Vnpu poeI ldFlultM Nlltttuuuo ~ mamen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-07

Gmna d 9lent6oIt, 33 Sabre alt,
bon gtr tit5, @oroitraBe, perIudte
iib gpiteru Ourd Giunebmen BON
Nnediilber EabIetten aus Dem 2e-
ben 81 idafien. Sic purOe naA Dem
Srantlin Square Soipital eebradt
100 man ie am Seben 8lI er6alteu ge.
oenft.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
TO BUILD BIG PLANT.

Gulfp0rt, Miss, May S.-The Skin
ncr WaterprOofing Company, the new
est big enterprise to come to Gulfport
viii start work this summer on a
monstrous plant in North Gulfport.
The city has donated the company a
site at the end of the Twenty-fifth
avenue car line between the big road
and the G. & S. |. tracks. The plant
to be erected will have a capacity OF
10000 yards Of waterproOfod material
Gaily and will have about 100 machines
for the making Of coats for men, wO-
men and children. Already the new
enterprise has received sufficient in
Quiries to warrant them in believing
they have orders in sight to keep
them going half the time. The weekly
pay roll of the new company will be
between 5000 and $3.50
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
.LEAKE MOONSH|NER
CAPTURED BY DEPUTY
STUFF IN HIS MOTOR
CAR.

Jackson, Miss, May S.-Deputy
United States Marshall Freeney has
returned from Leake county, having
in custody Charles Cheatwood, arrest
cd on charge of Illicit distilling.
Chcatwocd is the first moonshiner
to be brought 10 Jackson for several
months. Deputy Frecney. accompa-
MED by a Leake county deputy sheriff.
raided the still OF Cheatwood near
Renfro, in the northern part of Leake
county, and captured the entire outfit,
including 210 gallons of moonshine
whiskey.
According to the federal deputy, the
stuff captured was some liquor. Il
would have tried to burn some Of it
in my Ford automobile" said Mr.
Freeney. but was afraid to try it
without first mixing III a little prussic
acid 1t might have burned hole
in the tank"
Cheatwood will be held for the next
grand jury session in the Meridian
district.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
PLANS FOR 20oth ANNIVERSARY

Natchez, Miss, May S.-Natchez viii
celebrate her 200th anniversary this
fall if plans now being worked out
materialize a mass meeting of all
the citizens and particularly the diff
ferent fratcrnaI and civic bodies OF
the city has been called for May 10th,
at which time tentative plans will be
launched and a date set for the ceie-
bratiOn.
The Natchez Chamber OF Commerce,
the Young Mems Business Club and
the Federation Of Women ere taking
the lead in the movement and already
have committees at work on the pro-
gram. A pageant Of three days dura-
ton and showing the history of Nat
ol @"nm the time of the first French
settlers - the present date will be
tho principai event and about this
will be WORKED home coming week
and other celebrations.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
HEAVY SHIPMENTS
OF WHiSKEV ARRIVE

Clarksdale, Miss, May S.-The re
cent liquor law has not created Il
dearth Of liquor shipments as far as
this section is concerned. As much
whiskey is reaching here at present
as was the case when the former law
was in force. The only appreciate
difference is in the manner OF han
ding the shipments. The added cler-
icaI labor incident to the distribution
has caused the local officials Of the
express company much worry.
The c0nsignees OF the liquor keep
up a continual stream to be served by
the Officials The time now consumed
in delivery is SO much greater than
heretofore that the services CT enc
man are practically devoted to the
delivery OF liquor The negroes are
getting their friends who so not drink
to order whaskey for them and to sign
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
VARDAMAN FOR PEACE
WILLIAMS WOULD WAR
3ENATOFS HOLD
OPPOSITE VIEWS ON
TIE GERMAN NOTE.

Washington, May Mississippi sen
ators hold Numerically opposite
views in regard to whether Germany
has given the United States cause Cor
war. Senator John Sharp Williams
contends that the sinking Of the Lusi-
tania alone would have justified tho
United States in giving Germany forty
eight hours to punish tho commander
of the submarine, 10 apologize and to
make PREPARATION.
Senator James X Vardaman said TO-
day that Germany had done nothing to
justify or ever approximate q declara-
ten Of war on the part Of the United
States. He said he would vote against
a declaration OF war il it should come
to that pass as q gesnlt Of she present
u Ilsstez sss
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.

Corinth, Miss, May S.-Sensatit2al
features in the failure of .IohnsW. Tay-
lor former owner of the Tishomingo
Savings Institution, were brought up
this morning at the court house, Wnen
a charge of embezzlement in the sum
of 81, 500 was brought against Mr. Tay-
lor, the principal state witness in the
case against S. S. Finger, of Ripley
Miss.
Hon Thomas II. Johnston, county
attorney, represented the state, ana
Hons. Young & Young and w. H. Kler
represented the defense, waving exam
nation. The defendant was bound
over on bail of $500 TO await the ac-
ton of the grand jury. Justice OF
the Peace w. E. Meadows presided
over the court.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
DECIDING ON LOCATION.

Natchez, Miss, May S.-Thc direc-
tors and officers of the Foster Greek
Lumber and Manufacturing Company
are holding a meeting at Glostor,
Miss, today to determine whether
they will locate their mill in Gloa,ar
or in Natchcz. Al this meeting the
claims and advantages of Natchez ere
being presented in an able manner
by a delegation and. by briefs filed
showing what Natche" mas to offer.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
DIED ON FISHING TRIP.

Corinth, Miss, May 6.-The remains
of Mitt Crocker Of near Cypress,
Tenn, father of w. A. Croker, car in
spector of the Southern Railway Of
this city, were inferred in the family
burying ground near his home yester-
day.
Mr.. Crocker's death was sudden. He
had Joined a party on a fshing trip,
and going about 212 miles from his
home, was stricken with heart trou-
BILE and died before any material aid
could be administered.
He had been fishing, and had
stepped away from the pool, and lean
ing against tree. remarked that he
was feeling very i'll. and died within
few minutes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
WIFE WANTED AUTO AT
2 A. Nj, SAYS HUSBAND

Biloxi, Mss. May S.--Mrs. Walter
McVey, of Point Cadet, Biloxi disap-
peared from her home last Wednes-
day night, and her husband says he
doesn't know what has become of her.
McVey says he and his wife retired
as usual Wednesday night, each going
to sleep in an adjoining room. McVey
says he is under the impression that
his wife awoke him about 2 O'Clock
in The morning and asked for an an
tomobile. lie turned over and went
to sleep again and when he awoke
the next morning he found her gone.
The police department is inyestigat-
ing.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
MISSISSIPPI NEWS
MISTAKEN FOR TURKEY,
HE is BADLY WOUNDED

Trussellville, Miss, May S.-Gilbert
Joyner was mistaken for ii turkey
this morning and shot by W. G. Snow
den in Oktibbe swamp, being seri-
ously but not dangerously wounded
in the arms and head One shot hit
his head just about the eye Snowden
was chasing a turkey fired into a
clump OF moving grass. wounding JOY
ner lie carried the wounded man to
4 uegros house and left for a doctor.
While he was gone Joyner walked
three miles to his brothers house.
where he was treated. He is now rest
Ing easily.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-05-08
TWO NEW SAWMlLLS
WILL BE OPERATED

PoplarvilIe. Miss, May 8.-The Du
pont Lumber Company recently pur-
chased the small sawmill owned by
G. Z. Batty, located about one and a
half miles from here, and they are
now putting in an up-to-date mill,
planer, skidder and dummy lines. This
will make two good mills, and four
or five small mills located right near
town for Poplary lie. NOtwithstand-
- the cry, Hard times" Poplar
IL has the la Sest payroll in the
ii: tory of the town. Business of all