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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-04
Tns ser StaSt6aGe.

Ser &ontroft fir bte 2ieferunQ
Ser CONNER : l1niformen fir Die
INSTRUMENTATION nl1r0e Charles
u. @erla6 5ltgeipro6ett, Der $13.75
per 5tiid erb1lt. @aiber Bros. lie:
fern Sic Miieen 5u $1.75 per Stiif
Sci oieier @elegenbeit itellte Mopor
9ropn an oen @oli5ei : &ommiiidr
llbr Die Srage, per Die llniformer
tragen folte. u6r ermiberte 0arauf
oaB er nod oen gebo6ten .grfabrun-
gen feline @%rnennungen mebr MADDEN
miiroe, 90 lie ood alle nie6erge-
itimmt perben. ST lei BON SEN 8iir.
germ 5par ertpdblt nor0en, Die
sSitnftionen oes 8oli5ei : Gommiiidra
81 erfiillen, ollein Iomol Ser Wapor,
pie feline &ollegen, bitten i'm baran
perbinoert. Seine Gimme miro in
oQen, Sic Staot ltno bie Oeparte-
ments betreffer0en Mngelegenbeiten
berlangt, MIR in leinem eigenen De-
partement babe er nidts 5i iagen.
l1br bemerfte, oaB ct bereit IeL Ste
formen IN ieitten 9epartenlents ei1-
5ufiibren, oaB linn ieoo6 oie SGnoe
gebnn6eit iino uno oaB er nihts
nusri6ten fam. or berpies oui
Die Mnitelluftg BON Sim Stebe1s a(s
Snipeftor Ser @rocerplGoen ourd)
2ambert, pdbreno er in Sen 8ii6ertt
oes Mltbitors aIs SanitGts . Snipef-
tor aneefiibrt lit. 2ambert entgeg-
nete, oaB Stepens monatli6 MIR
$85 erbdIt nno oaB er (2ambert) be-
obii6tige, oie &ommifiion su eriu-
den, oie grnennltng SIT beltatigen.
&ls 8anfen fir Die it1otiiden 9epo-
iiten iino m%tsgerp1bIt: Die State
Sectional @anf, oie Ilomo National
ganf, Commonwealth ganf & Sruit
60, oie Central Srlit So. uno 9. &
81. S%ppenbeimer. Die 9anfen sub.
len $50 3inien. Sing & 9iGie err
balten fir eitten Streifen 2ano, ben
tie Der Staot a6treten $3,700. Oic
Tetition bon 9iirgern an ser Giper
Ipenue ben S6ieBitartb oes @. M.
&ifle Club als Nuilance 5l erflG-
rem, ipiir6e OFT oen 8arf . 4ommii-
ior iiberpieien. Die GflaIterltng an
Tictoria StraBe miro entgegenae-
nommen. Die Seras Transportation
60. iidt Inn grlalibnis nah, in Ser
9aaas StraBe Elm @ebengeleile fe-
gen 81 oiirfen. Sir Die Speiiitng
Der itaotiiden @efangenen i'm 900.
ndt Snli erbalt Mrs. 0fcSntoIb ST.
uusbesablt. Bur geitreihr1o
Der 9ieiiefoiten oes Staot : Gleftri-
fers, 6. 6. Corners, Ser Dem &on-
bent Ser gleftrifer in Baltimore
b%eiipobnte, tuerben SITS angeiuielen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-04

gen 8o6en aus Seem Dorf bier ein=
~getroffen, Inn oie Bflege oes err
franften Mannes 5u iibernebmen.
Ser 600 erfolgte I'M Sanatorium
Or. Srieori6s in Walo-S iepersoort
in ser Marfii9en S6nei5, mo Be-
neoir ii6 als 8atient oes Hoten
areu5es a~ufgebalten batte,
Cine ipdtere 9epel6e meloet, oaB
oaB Die geroronung, Nieman0 oir=
fe obne @rlaubnis ser Hegierltng
na6 9enti6lono fomme1t ooer
9euti6lano perlaiien, ii6 nuf neu-
trole 4usldnoer be5iebe.
Cine 9epel6e aus 3iri6 bebmtp-
tet, oie 8erteioigllngsmittel Ser 3ep-
pelinperfe in Srieori6sbafen Ieiert
oltBeroroentlih heritarft lpor6en. Die
9epei1e lit un3uperlaiIig.
Die tlhefii6en Meidsratmitglie-
Der G5ef, guripal, 8oina uno See
tolifp iinb in 8ien tpegen bohper-
rateriiher Sanolungen GIT @efdtg-
nisitrafen berrrteilt.
@n Der oaniIhen &tiite limo bnn-
bert, an Der nortuegii6en bltnoert-
unolteben nno an Ser ihmeoiihelt
bunoertunofiinf5ig 2eihen bon 2eu.
ten gefunoen, bic IN Der Sdlaht
BET Siitfano um's 2eben gefommer
1in6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-04

- Die Gountp : &omniii1re be-
obliftigen in nd6iter 3eit groBe
@eae- uno 2anoitraBen : gerbeiie-
rungen ousfiihren gu Iaiien. Die pom
Der 5inIep Wetboo COMPANY einge-
reid)ten &oitetaniflage, peri6ieoere
StraBen uno 9anoitraBen nit einem
teerartisen lleber5ug (Sarpia) 5l
perieben, muroen gebiaigt uno aitge-
nomlmen. Seile Der folgenoen @ege
iperoen anf oieie geeiie reitauriert
iino berbeiiert meroen: Sulpblr
Springs Moao, Gulebra Moao uno
Corpus gbriiti Goab; feriler ioGen
Streden Der Nep 9raunfels, iofpie
Der Cooler : Iomiiiini 2anoitraBen
nioeliert uno nit y@rapel" altfge-
fiiQt tperoen.
- 9ie Staot Snn Intonio miro
fir lire Sdulen einen itaotlihen
3mifuB bon StSt,755 fir oas nGf-
1te SdJuljabr erbalten; Der 3uifuB
feitens beg Staates tetr1gt 81 pro
Sinh fir oog S6uliabr. SIM nod
item Sermine iperoen Die 0ffentIihell
Sdulen BON 1886 &inoern beilldt
meroen.
General 5uniton 6ot feline
bofite 3nfrieoenbeit iiber Ole bon oen
Wisconiiner Mili5 . Geaimentern am
Dietitdg, withhold uno Ionneritaa
onsgefibrten Ssaraoen ousgeoriidt
oas ans Hegern refrutierte s. SG;.
1tois Snfanterie : Regiment para,
oiert am 5reitag nafmittag. 9e-
ionoers imponierten Dem General
Die auBereemobulid frGhiaen uno
groBen @eitalten Der Mmni6aften
oes 9. @isconliner 3egiments, oie
meiitens aus Den @aIo- uno Sol5.
taller : 9iitriften oieies Staotes
1tummen.
= Wanor gromn bot angeoronet
Dab Der 5. @uguit anlGBlid Der an
oielem Gage bon Der r&oten &reu5.
@eIeaibaft" in @anoa's Iarf 81
beranitaltenoen Seitlidfeit als 5eier.
tag gebalten meroen ioa.
@m Sonntag, .. 10. 4ugult
miro Serr art9ur Glaaiien. Der be.
riibmte 0irigent oes .8eetboben,
@aunerdors4 inn Central 8orf 81
New gorf Elm groBes @agner : Ron
5ert oirigieren, BEL Dem billoert Mht
iifer mittuirfen tperoen. SEER GIaaf
fen befinoet fid befanntlid aiif et,
iier 8eiudsreife IN Netp gorf, oit
er snglei6 benltset miro, Inn neus
0rdfte fir unler bieiiges Spmpbonie
Srdeiter gu engagieren. CT pirt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-04

sum &er6it pieoer 3u uns 8uriif=
feDren.
= SSSrt ser geGbe bon 2ptle uuroe
ser Iiioil9e 9ebler 81. &alil BON bier
our6 3nfaG gei6oiien u1lO get0tet.
= SS5n SITTER bon 80 Sabrert ber=
i6ieo Srou 8ertba s. 8ieienba6,
geb. Set; Tie miro BON ibrem @atten
go. 8. @ielenbo6, 8tpei Sobnen, TO-
mie bon i6ren glter1t unO enter
S6tpeiter iiberlebt. 9as 9egrGbnis
finoet o1tf Dem aGten ct. SoIepRs-
GSrie0hof 1tatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-04
gpit mad Der aItea 6eimat.

Die ndditen neutralen 9ampfer,
oie 8oltia6en mir Deuti6lano uno
Observation-Disclosures bon Seem Oorf
mitnebmen, iino:
rgergensfioro", gersen 5. au-
quit.
rstof6olm1 @otbenburg, 70.
September.
IS tit ~notuenoig, ben Namen Deg
be~treffenoen 8ampfers groB uno
oeutlid out Dem 9riefumidlag gu
permerfen. Sober 8rief ioate Der
art marfiert meroen, oa er Ionit piel-
leidt auf n%eltralen Dampfern befor-
bert miro, Die engliide Sdfen anIalt-
fen.
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Suns HI Dfrrentrn.

9as nntere nnb ubere Stodiperf
bon Nr. 218 Cf-gommeree Strafe
1T at ~perrenten. NGbere Musfnnft in
Der Office ber vTreiem Freiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Danmmoae.
San Qntonio, Ser, IA gts.
@nlneItpn, geitern, IA. Gents.

u
San 4ntonio, Ser, IA gts.
Collection, geitern, 14.Gents.
Gotronfamen- Vrobufte.
San antoniu, Ser, 4. Mug. 1915 -
Brine Gruoe Cotton Geeb Oil, so
keIits pei @nIlone.
Stem Yprf, 4. MnguIt. Samiar,
$8.08 1nb $11.OO; Nebriar, S8.08 urb
$8.15; @drs, $8.08 unb $500; Muz
quit, 1918 II. 1925; G~eptember, 5000
unb 1910; Sftober, $8.45 unb 1885;
Nobeuber, $S.08 nno $50, 0e5ems
Der, $8.0S uno $500.
3arm-SrpSnfte.
Can antonio, Ser. 4. @ug. 1916
Slitter .......... 18c-21c per Rfo.
Ger (nur frii6e) SO. /, 23Ae per Sbo.
-. $50. 2. 12e per 9so.
5ibner -. 12hc biz 1916 per $50.
Snrfebs .......... 15c Der RfunO
Bei8en .......... $1.20 Der gufdet
&orn ............ 85c per BuiheI
Safer .48c per Buinel
Gen $1,000. $500 per Come
wemife.
&artoffeln. Neue Segas, 1926; Ga
%lifornia. $2.75.
SiiBe Hnrtoffeln 2ouiliana. $1.75.
3piebeln, California, $500.
Hnbies6en, Acc (. 1 9bo. =giinoel.
8obnen, Crime. $500 bic $3.50
per 8ufdel.
gllmenfo6l, &c uno IL per 8fo.
&obI, $3.50 uno $2.75 per Crate.
@riiner Rfeffer, 75c II. 81 per 8uShel
Senerie, zoe uno Toe per Sso.
HeteriiIie, 35c per 0bo. sBiinoeI.
Beeten. Acc per 9eo. sBiinoel.
8elbe @ur5eIn, 40c per 9ubenb.
WeerrettiezB uraein. per Bib. l2he
gantaloupes, Stanbaro, $3.50 per
Crate; Sumbo, $1.25 Der Crate.
Somaten, $egas, 4 Scribe. S5c uno
90c.
gierpflansefl, $500 per 8nIhel.
Squaih, SOC Der 8uidel.
&opfialat, S2.T5 L.. $500.
Ora. per @u. $500.
@nrten, per 8ufhel. $3.50.
Spinnt. 75c Der Busfel.
Ora. $500 fir pier @uIdeL.
yteh.Warft.
Gan @utonip, Ser, d. Mug. 1916
Giibe $3.50 biz $3.50.
4dlber 1925 Biz 1915.
O6fen $500 Biz 1925.
ct. 2ouis, A. au9uit 1916. = Minbz
bieh. Serass@ieb. $3.50 biz SIC. 10.
Sdtpeine $500 Bis $685..
Seae.
Wolf uno Euds 90 Cts
Gnaoras8iegen per Bfo. ......1 10 gts
a,ieoras8ieaen befndoigt -. S gts
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l.okaIes.
~@prnnsiidtlihes @etter.

Sir Gan antonio uuo l1mgegeto:
Seute abeno uno Samitag, teilmeiie
beoedf.
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@rnnbeiaenfmms . tlebertrasunaen.

8eimer : 8idar6ion & 60. an g. &.
Barnes, @runbftiid in Balm Sei9bts
$500.
@eit gno 2umber Company an Qouis
81. Heus, @runbitiid i'm neuen @itnz
8lod 1855; $259.47.
2ouis o.. Nelis. @ormnno. on q. 9.
Sorore. @r1inoitiid i'm neuen gitbsglod
2t55; $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
%THIRTY.ONE N
IS PAID FOR SPOT
COPPER LAST WEEK

Boston. April 2G.-As much as 81
cents was paid i.r electrolytic copper.
spot delivery thu week, n sales 90
the same brand for April and Mas
delivery have been effected AT 30
cents. lake copper fetching IN" same
price for June ana July shipment
There seems 80 .. no limit tn the dc
mand. which b. active at the pres
.ut a. VAS when the pres
.nt buying movement began several
weeks ago .rrtheleSs tn" copper
shares have ngaH tailed 10 make u
response to this state of affairs, a.
though the comm 1T constantly heard
IN brokerage cir rs Is thar they can
not h.. held htcN much longer. som"
houses report more ur less switching
from the war st, Nr 10 the copp"rs "u
tn. theory that white no further OF
d.rs fnt fnish,. munitions of war
ma b. placed ne TIM country, tho
b.lHger.nts are und to Keen huSin-
y u mp ~ OBJ. very close of TIE
wal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

lydia +. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told my husband about il. |
said L know nothing will help me but !
will tr, this ! found myself improy-
ing from the very first bottle. and in two
weeks time ! was able Ia st down ami
eat "A hearty break fast with my hus-
band, which | had not done for two years.
| am now in the best Of health and
did not have the operation. Mrs.
JonN A. KoESIG, SOP Flushing Avenue,
Astoria, n. Y.
Every one breads the surgeons knife
and the operating table Sometimes
nothing else will do; but many times
doctors say they are necessary when
they are not Letter after letter comes
a. the pinkham Laboratory, telling how
operations were advised and were not
performed; or, il performed. did no good,
but Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
poundwas used and good health followed.
U YOU want advice write Ia
Lydia T.. rinkham Medicine Co.
lconiidcntiaj)s Lynn, Mass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
Cooperation On
Preparedness Is
Asked BY " ilson
Letter Written by President to
Business Men of Nation
April 81 Is Made Public in
New York Today.

Nou Work. April % IN appeal 3D.,
President Wilson go business men tui
cooperation with the committee ON
Industrial prepared ,s. - the naval
consulting board iu .'s Industrial I'M
national defense Ms made putlie
here today. The PRESIDENTS letter
dated April a. fulloN-
To the hu-iness mon of Americas:
T hcsponk your cordial cooperation ice
the patriotic serve, undertaken Dr..
the aud chemists Of this
Countr, under the direction OF the
industrial preparednDs. committee e
the naval consultiuE board OF tr"
United states.
The confidential Industrial inyou-
tory YOU are asked go supply Is IN
tended for the exclusive bvnent of tho
war and navy Departments and wtI,
be used in o|rganix.ug th" Industrial
resources FOR he puuIl, service In ma
tionai defense.
at my request. IA, American So.
cicfy ~ Civil Engineers. the Amcri-
can Institute of Mining Engineers
the American Society 81 Mechanical
Engineers. the American institute Of
Electrical Engineer ana the Amer
can Chemical Socie'y are g~ratituously
assisting the naval consulting board
In the work of collecting this data
aud confidently ask your earnest
support In Ia. interest II the people
and government, OF the United
states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
HEMORRHAGES
bROUGHTf ON BY !
SHOCK0FS SHELLS
Sometimes the Compression and
Depression of the Air by Elk
plosion of Projectiles Is In.
stantly Fatal.

PARIS. Aprll 20 -iIemorrhHges r"-
SultiuE from compression and dcpr'2-
sion Of air by the explosion OF pruJ-c-
tiles have become NOR. common IA
the French army sine. the ARTILLERY
tn" developed liz maximum intensity.
Ia some cases the shock rs instantly
mortal ana IN other only temporarily
d~l.,ummuding. Monsieur Leon Biuct
inferno Of ~ PARIS hospitals. nov
aid surgeon IN tho army. who has
made "a special study Of these case,
finds that the erect az Ia" explosion is
10 compress the air m the case Of .
shell from u cannon n To depre~s u
m the case OF a proi"ctilo from
trench mortar. In both cases the
homurrhlgo rs pulmonary
Iu one case observed hy Monsieur
UiuDt re- proi"ctii' uum q tr"u'h NOR
Tar exploded within thrc" Yards n' t
soldier lying ON the ground Tho
man breathing was instantly "'.
.trI.t,d b., began tu cough and h"
.pIt nIlf u glass fuI Of a"rttcd blood
\ hllf huur batter h" wns rl rigNt
AGAIN IN another case q foui-inch
-h'I fired if long distan"" oNrlod" :
dHr,i. over re- cannon A'fa'''
blood h,.tu tu flow from tho u|u-tii'.
.rI mouths ot Two guunci- -tIud.us
u,.ld. tu, p,,- and th'y dropped
d'ti 900 tu,tr tJtoks Ina neither 90
th, 'vn ,lso reported Were there tu'
exterior n1ts. or wounds. IN tn" rrst
,t.. fu, ,u,.f Nas from depression.
900 tho second fruW H~tmosrh"r1, com
PRECISION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
INDIAN RUPEE IS MADE
LEGAL TENDER IN EGYPT

Associated Press Corrrspoudrncel
Cairo. i,Eypt. April THE indian
rupee has lust been made legal tender
IN Egypt. aud larg" quantities 81 the
ruins have been brought INTO 'ircula-
uuu
There has for some time been .
shortug, ui silver ana other change ln
Egypt owing to the great influx ~
troops \ considerable quantity ~
newly miutrd Egyptian coin was
brluyht from England last year, hut
10 proved insufficient to meet the local
demand Suino eft tn" ~,unsisnm"nis
brought from England wcr" lost nj
sru. and sine, It would AXE som"
time To- roplny, them the Egyptian
government decided for a time at least
To use the Indian rupees. larR" guam
Titles of which go" available. The m
uoSation - only e provisional one IN
~ sufficient new cuiu ran b." mint"d
IN England and sent uut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
MEN ri TALLER IN
N SAY DOCTORS

Washington. f. g., Npril % Men
ar, taller 900 the morning than IN he
evening. medic cal examiners for the
United states marin" corps declare
and the applicant Tor enlistment who
les of mcuium 90 small stntur" has a
better chance just after breakfast to
meet the height requirements than 1t
other time during the day
The disco of c%t"tllas" between the
srtchrl. the backbone yiold con-
-ld,Euuit Geo m" pressure ia" 20 IN"
weight uf he body. when II is erect
and expand themselves whtl" the
bod. Is IN q r",umh,ut position.
This effect may amount in a. much
ua hH.f an inch 100 IN" cas-" ~ a
hop,, man Of say , feet 30 inches ia
hoIpht according 10 the marine corps
medical examiners
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
AUSTRALIA IS
PLANNING TRADE
AFTER THE WAR
Metal Contracts Which
German Concerns Have Had
Are Annulled Buy Within
the Empire the Cry.

W. w. HH- -'
M"luuuru, Australia. Nurl
IN, question CO.. u..f .l,.lam tr1d"
which Is u'urE .l'f'l us tl tn'
entente allie . receiving .t- share
o. attention 100 australia
The iod'fII parliament hHa already
u|ruull.d certain metal contracts uH.
which certain german concern
gathered supplies OF ores from AUS
trtl.nu mines uud had entered ltrgrl,
into ths conduct of th. min % indus
t.t tu the commonwealth ~ has
Furthermore set out tu insure that
smtlfIug ot native ores shall be- Ion
lu Australia So that hs the time the
war lis over tn" local smelling plants
b." independent OF German
works ~ the kind The federal gov
crumont has Also tackled the cotnpli-
Gated question OF patents held hy
German firms OF individuals aud h1s
removed from them the protection
Of the British crown on the priucipl"
that protection had been abused ANA
certain firms declared 10 be "encmN
firms have been shut on from fur
Their business while others of suspect
ed qu~usi-cnemy character have been
Obliged to purge themselves of repui-
ed or proven German or Austrian In
%luences. personal ana monetary.
But It is being urged tina private
= individual steps In the directions
indicated have su far amounted to
almost nothing and thar chamber
Of IN and ~ manufacturer
should enter more heartily into tn"
campaign notwithstanding there
have been speeches. interviews AM
! suggestions los Business men of more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

tonlcs, was get
ing worse day.
! had ciills, my head
would ache, was
always tired Icouli
not walk straight
because of the pain
in myback and | had
pains in my stom-
ach. ] went to u
doctor and he said |
must 90 under an
Operation, but did
not 20. | read in
the n about
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
CALIFORNIA; OIL
PRODUCTION IN 1915
SO, 1000. 900 BARRELS

san Francisco, April 2h.-tallior-
un.- ol production for 1913 totailrd
50. gtO.G'0 barrels, according to n re-
port made public today b. the state
mining bureau,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

NHRiI RACES. rpI\To
RNIN-lt\ iNIRt MINUTE.
pi,i'iii RIM. m, ii~D\
NIGHT ISL TiIisIu. DANCING.
AFTER 10 O'CLOCK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
WOMAN AVOIDS
OPERATION
Medicine Which Made Sur.
Reon's Work Unnecessary.

Astoria. N. Y. For two years I
WA feeling i'll and took all kinds Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

phone 2. Red Rarn, 3,i Yves, Cop
per. for frat class livery. W. L.
Trunble a Co. ,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-15
MISS|SSIPP|'S S
CRACK ATHLETES
VIE FOR HONORS
Biggest Field Day Exercises in
History Of State in Prog
ress Here,
MORE THAN 1856 ENTRIES;
10 TOWNS REPRESENTED

Hundreds Crowd Hamper Park and
Cheer the Teams on to victory-spe-
ciaI Train Carries Lamar County
Contestants and Meridian
Sends Big Delegation to Hattiesburs
Wesley crasin Gets second Aonor'
in oratorical Contests. &
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-15
JUSTICES COLLECT
$3.50 THIS QUARTER
ASSESS SOMETHING LIKE 81, 500
I'M FINES, REPORTS JUST
MADE, SHOW.

Something like $3.50 has been paid
into the office of the Treasurer OF
Forrest county, by Justices of the
Peace, from fines assessed against cul-
prits during the last six months. ac-
cording to the reports just filed by the
officials in question with Chancery
Clerk Herbert Gillis,
The reports cover the period OF Jan
uary, February, and March. of the JUS
tices who went into office on the first
of the current year, but are for a six
months period for the reelected ones.
The reports in question will be pre-
sented to the grandjury when it con,
yenes week after next, and they Will
be carefully checked up and audited
Justice t. J. Pittnan assessed fines
aggregating $1,546.5O against law VIC
lators convicted in his court, of which
s113 was collected. Justice Farley
assessed $1SO.5O and collected $71;
Justice ]. F. Bowling collected $119.SOi
Justice s.. B. Randall, s16; Justice L
I'M Runnells, S31O7; Justice ]. 7
| Clarke. s9S.50; Justice Greer assess
ed 1924. and collected $141.5O; while
Justice w. !. Patrick tried but ont
case during that period, no convlc
ltion resulting.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-15
AMERICAN COMMUNICATION
LINES ARE THREAT 7 En- Ed
WdS te Mississippi.
Tomatoes Going 10
Feed Italian Army

Within the next few months the
Italian army will be eating waste to-
matoes from the truck fields of Mis-
sissippi.
A New Orleans firm has made num-
erous contracts with tomato growers
in this territory for waste and culled
tomatoes, which will be manufactured
into paste for shipment to Italy, where
it will be utilized as soup stock fss
the army.
At Crystal Springs, the largest to
nlato growing point in the world, the
New Orleans concern has secured con
tracts for two hundred tons Of cracked
ill-shapen tomatoes, unfit for ordinary
commercial purposes, and which are
now rejected under the rigid in5i--c
ton rules observed by truckers. Simi
lar contracts have been made at sey
eral other points.
The New Orleans firm has agree
to pay $12 per ton for this waste, pre-
duct, which heretofore has been wortl
less, and it is expected that they wi
make more extensive contracts if tn
necessary manufacturing facilitie
can be installed prior to the openin
of the tomato season.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-15
He Gets EUen With.
Mayor By Shooting
Some Poetry at Him
apo YOU THINK L SHOULD HAVE
BEEN FINED $40 NowT
He QUERIES.

w. H. Rea, alias "Ruthanel," alias
"'X. X X" garbed in the black ana
white striped uniform of convicted
prisoner, paused in his work of MAX
ing little ones out Of big ones on a
suburban street, where the city con.
vict gang is crushing stone for Hat
tiesburg's thoroughfares, and allowed
his dreamlike vision to go seurrying
back down the lane OF time to the
dim and dark ages of the past.
He saw the ancient Greeks carry
TO the outskirts of their walled citie:
the struggling forms of the Helleni,
poets who had dared to express thei
thoughts on parchment, and ther,
stone them to death. He saw the nc
1 Bile Romans huil into the arena tn
,brighteyed, clear-countenanoed writ
iers OF the day of the Caesars, Will
! roaring lions and bloodthirsty tiger
tugged at their chains. and a pom
1 lace sat in the stone ampitheatre an
applauded. His dream gaze wandere
e to the time when the Spanish and Il
british and the French rulers gaN
e vent to their feelings by having Il
= authors and composers and write
: and poets Of those days tortured al
executed for something they aad VII
ten
r. And he saw in himself a counterpt
Z. Of all the martyrs Of the past, and
re decided not to worry
u But he didn't decide not te wol
~ {censanucd On paae Fenf.l
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-15
BAY ST. LOUIS HERE
WITH 57 ENTRIES

st. stanislaus College, Of Bay St
Louis. Miss. again was well represent
ed at the field meet here today. Praci
tically the same team which represent
ed that institution at the Meridian
meet a week ago came up from Bay st.
Louis this morning. Brother Berch-
mans, president Of the school, was in
charge Of the athletes
j. There were 10 athletes, and 81 en-
tries in all classes from this school
i. sporl, who won the individual
cur at the Mississippi-Alabama meet
ii Meridian, and the all.star athlete
Of the school, was unable to come te
Hattiesburg because Of the Illness O
his father.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-04-15

London, April 15.-Heavy artillery
exchanges continue along the front
before verdun, but the German in
fantry has not renewed its assaults.
The chief point of attack between Md
lancourt and Hill sos, and in the Vi
cinity of Corbeaux Hill
Increased activity on the Galician
front is reported by the Austrian War
office. The Austrians have captured
the Italian position at Mrzlivrh, and
the Italians have gained the advantage
near Sperone.
A news agency dispatch from Th'
Hague says that the German foreisi
office is perturbed on account OF tn
dissatisfaction expressed in the Unit
led States at the German note resart
\ ing the Sussex.
According to these advices, the Gei
\ man officials seems willing TO do q
/ erything possible to avoid q rupfur
4 with the United states. Lengthy y
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