davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13

where in the world. with many foiKs
hlfmped up, with cork-screwed faces
gouging, picking, drilling out their
corns. making packages OF their toes
with plasters, bandages, tape and con
lraptions-and the "hOller' in their
corns goes on forever. Don't you do
II. Use "Gets-It," it's marvellous, SIM
pie. never fails. Apply it in two sec
onds. Nothing to stick to the stock
ing, hurt or irritate the toe. Pain stops
Corn comes "clean off" quick. lts
one Of the gems Of the world. Try II
you'll kick-frOm JOY. For cornS
calmscs, warts, buniOns.
"GetS-lt" is sold everywhere, 2ac 4
bottle. or sent direct by f. Lawrence
e. Co. Chicago, III. Sold in Hatties
burg and recommended as the worlds
best corn remedy by Love Drug Co.
New Century Drug Store, New Corner
Drug St0re-Adv.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13
FIRM SUES RAILROAD FOR
ALLEGED WASTE OIL

Meridian. Miss, June lS--Morfis
and company. through Attorneys New
lille. Stone and Currie, have filed SUIT
against the Alabama Great Southern
railroad for s3O9l.97 for 3G,94e pounds
of cotton seed oil alleged to nave
wasted from a tank car while en- route
to Chicago and s19S.63 expenses OF
arbitration. to which the case was sun
mitted. according to the Cotton Seed
Crushers' Association.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13

Jackson. Miss, June 1.-THE fol
lowing decisions were handed down
by the Mississippi Supreme Court
here Yesterday. with Il larger number
of lawyers than usual present. After
handing down the list OF cases for The
day, the full court lat, with Chief JUS
tice Smith presiding, to hear prefer
ence cases which had been set for to
day. The decisions follow:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13
WINSTON COUNTY AWARDS
ROAD WORK CONTRACT

louisville. Miss. June l3.-Winston
county let the road contract last Week
for Peat | to +. D. Harvey and com
many. of Memphis. Work Will com
mence in few days. The road con
tracts in Beats and ; will be let at
r,o nevt meeting of the board
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13
NkXR'SywmssIx..,ss ~. REMEDY
W. ST0MACHtragsS'l
ONE 4s2:E33S CO NICE

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxi-
cation, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
Stomach Trouble. Thousands of StoT.
ach Sufferers owe their complete re-
coyery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
Unlike any other for Stomach All
ments. For SAFE by the Owl Drug
Store. and druggists everywhere
ADV.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13
Every Corn Vaniahes by Using Won
derful, Simple "Gets-It." Never
Fails. Applied in Seconds.

Isn't II wonderful what a difference
inst a little "Gets-It" makes--On corns
and calluses? It's always night some
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13
JAILED MUROEROUS INDIAN

Philadelphia, Miss, June 13.-An In.
diam who is charged with the cutting
q another Indian near IHdinburg. Leahe
county was placed in jail here Wis
week The Indian who was cnt is in
:, serious condition and ii is not likely
lhal he viii recover.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13

man, about 80 years of age unmarried.
and received more votes in the second
primary than any other man il in
county, which was almost 2,og6 vote.
He is proving 10 the people just what
they thought h. was a hustler.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13
SUPREME COURT
GIVES DECISIONS
MississlPpps HIGHEST TRIBUNAL
SITS TO HEAR PREFER
EnCE CASES.


,,,a ,, 70 The fol-
..o haaaaa down
a., ,f,.oiee;nni ennreme Court
IN. ,a.ao. o,,n,har
., .fto.
vi ia" y''"
r7,.,-.
u'y' -. ,.,,os.,
'i'' ''"'-'-' g.. :.
e"'' a. 80.
""'
Ey Justice Stevens
Co.,oo,, pakor ~ q { Nichols ct
al chancerv of DeSoto; reversed and
,emanded
yazoo civ VS.. ]. L. Alg0od, chan
Gerry of YaZOO; motion for final decree
-, oonaent overrnled
voaoo g, Nieeiesinni Valley Railroad
rononanv We pickens g. Fincher, cir
ami, az tro,noae affirmed.
M,s Mary p Crane VS.. l.. f. Mont
,omerv chancery of Yazoo; affirmed.
couthoro Railway Company in Mis-
,ies;nni We r J. Sandidge, circuit Of
Monteonerv. affirmed.
r r. Harris. executor, estate of
Mary Ann Harris. deceased, VS.. G. |
Ragsdale. for use Of Merchants and
~ Gnriab
,.overeed and remanded.
,u;nois Central Railroad COMPANY
vs p Harris circuit Of Copiah
o,,ae,ostion NJ error overrnled.
q w Ward and w. J. Stephens Va.
rosenb w Irwin ct al, chancery Of
raIlabatchie affirmed
Beaves Grocery Company Us. y. ].
THOMPSON. circuit of Monroe; ar
firmed.
+ NJ Donnell ct al. vs.. J. A. Reeves,
receiver. chancery of Carroll; motion
IN dismiss overruled
W K Gallow VS.. r. l.. Nabers, chan
,ory of J,awamba. motion 10 revive
e,cta;red
State We Will Widman. circuit Of
p;ka. motion and agreement to cor
rect record sustained.
Culf g. Ship Island Railroad Gem
many VS. A w. Lack. circuit OF Smith:
AFFIRMED.
BY Justice Potter
Ya.oo & Mississippi Valley railroad
Company vs. W. G. Mcneil, circuit OF
Kinds; affirmed.
Wilmot eft al. VS.. Board of Supervis.
ore Of Bolivar county; suggestion Of
orror overruled
Illinois Central Railroad Company
VS.. l.. A. Anderson. circuit of Mar
shaI. affirmed
Supreme Lodge of Knights and
Ladies of Honor VS.. Mrs. Maggie Har-
yev. circuit of Pike: affirmed
w. F.. Funchers VS.. Mrs. Sallie
Wade, circuit Of Copiah; affirmed.
Stuyvesant Insurance Company vs..
w. T. Andrews. circuit of Clay; af-
firmed.
g / DOnley We. Southern Railway
Comnsnv in Mississippi circuit of
Carroll. affirmed
Mrs. Cordelia Parker VS.. Southern
Railway Companv in Mississippi. cir
cult of I.efiore; reversed and re-
manded
Effie Crosby VS.. William Crosby
James w. Norment ct al. VS.. Mrs
NJ. e. Connell, circuit of Oktibbeha
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-13
GENUINE
''B:Ul....ll l..
DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO

A "roll your own Bull
Durham cigarette has dis
tinctiveness character per-
sonality. Il gives you that
wonderful me!low-sweet flavor
and unique aroma which are
not found IN any other tobacco.
Learn to roll your own
with Bull Durham "a few
trials will do it-and you'll get
far more enjoyment out OF
smoking.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Brau3oiiider @riegs-
beridt.

8aris, ii. SUM. ~ Ser fron5o.
iiicbe ariegsberiAt beribtet, DAB orei
sSnfauterie 9tngriffe Der oeuti6en
Eruppen auf oie Shiibengrdben am
Siiael 304, ioiuie alf Die S06en III
Dem @eroun glbihnitt pollig gum
Saltcn gebraht moroen pdren. 8pei
Oelltide glbt6eihngen beorobten ole
oorsei1obenen frou5oiiiben @rdben
i'm glpremont @aloe, IiiooitIid bon
ct. 0ai6ieI, puroen aber nod einem
beftieen Sauo 81 Sano 9ampf 8u.
riidaetrieben.
Gie WlittDeihmg lalitet:
n3piiheu ser Ollie imo Der glisne
aeritortc uniere slrtillerie ieinOliHe
Grotpcrte in ben @cboI5en Don ct.
N2oroen.
SSn oen glrgonnen entiuidelte lib
Elm Wlineufampf 3u uuieren @iiniten.
@ei Saute Gbepoudee 5erIt6rten mir
ourd cine Wliue cine feinOlide I'M
teriroiide 9tnlage, porouf Die Geut.
i1cn aiuei Minen sur Grploiiou
broHteit Die cineu &rater bon so 92e.
ter i'm Gurdmeiier er5eusten, Oeren
Gnoen mir an orei berifieoenen
Yinften beieBteu.
Sin ser 8ront n0rolih bon @erOln
fono an sen llferH Der Dloos Gin
red5t beftiges gIrtillerieouell itott,
9Iuf Dem Itnfen llfer muroen 3uei
9lnorifie ouf uniere SteIlung ouf
Dem Siigel 304 umo ein anoerer oIt.
lid oieIes $iiaels oollltdnoig 5um
StlIitano ge6rabt. gluf Dem redteu
llfer fonoen feline Snianterieottioneu
itott. SIN @aIoe bon S(premont tplr-
0en 5ipei Snfaiiterieangriiie IN einem
glabfainpf abgefpieIen.
91od einem beftigen @ombar0e'
ment in Sen 8oaeien gelarg eS Sem
seinO. uniere @rGben iiiOlih bon
Sol Sointe Niaric 81 beiebeit bod
muroe Der 6ieno nad einen $ano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
per tiirRi(6e 2seri6t.

gronaten @egenongriff ipie0er aus
oieien Foiitioneu gelporfen.
Staliener beridten Sort.
dritte.
Nont, bia 2onoon, II. Suni ~
Oeiterrei6iIb unaariIae Grlppen
1900 Mann itart, grtffen geiteru
in INSTRUMENTATION Oie italieniiAen
SteIlungen am Wlonte 2entirIe an.
purOen aber nit ifiperen 8erIuiten
8uriidgeidlosen ioIautet Der beutige
oifi8ielle itaIieniibe 8eribt. Gie
Offeniipe ser StaIiener Die fiir5lib
5luiiben Dem 9loiee.5luiie uno Der
9renta ciniebte, madt an mebreren
Rllntten CUTE 5ortihritte. Der Be
ridt beiaot;
Ser 5eino coir5entrirte eeltern lei-
ne 9lnariffe Gegen oen idmoleu Set-
tor iiuierer Sront iiioueitlid bon
9liiaeo, 100 ilod einem inteniioen
9ombaroenient etpa cine 1ipiiion
in INSTRUMENTATION Iih mebrere
Mole gegen iutiere StelIiing am
Wlonte 9efnirIe mari. Ser 6eino
putoe ourb einen @egenongriff 5u.
riidgetriebeu gr crlitt ihiuere Ser,
lutte imo lieB etipa 100 Gefongcne in
nnieren &Gnoen,
Bon ser gloige bis greltta entipif.
felt lb umiere Sffeniiue. llniere,
uor ser 9lrtillerie fr6ftig imteritiibte
Snfanterie mahte lieue Sortihritte
an 3pei 8oiierIdeioen oes Bal Gar.
ia, entlang ser So6en iiioIid bon
Roiiua lmo glitico imo sur 2infen
Ser .StromidjneIIe
gtn Der Siou3o.6ront baIten oie
9lrtillerieonelle OIL SIN 8erIaitfe ser
Sample Ser Iebten GAGE baben mir
insgeidmmt 566 @efangene gemobt.
5einoIihe 5Iicaer uarfeu goms
ben ouf Son5oio (eiu itlieniibes Gorf
% WseiIen iiioweIilib BON @elluno),
obne Shaoen on5ilrihten Gs puroe
gliemnno perleet-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
SIn sic 1amcu,

Tic eln5l0e Gnhe IN prr Giant
llnicle Jlnbs&lniIell ieht 0iien 5nnae Ens
men, Delde bic Aleiocrmonerlinii nab ben
ncneilen gleibpoen eticrnci mouen, fbnncn
4lailen erre0en. llnielribi 42oraene, Nnchs
mliiuoS un0 Nl6ents, Ncaneme SiunoeH Sm
Nnnie 0e0onaene yirhelien fOunen iuuDfeno oes
llnlerrdiis {orioclcbi lOerbcH. GrinOldber
llntsrr,Di ini Gi,tuiirt bon Whriern ertbeill.
Wdbere ghehtnil lnriiilln ooer uIiinolih bel
en. enbers Nr. 002, prn.enratpaa. .etra0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
9(af ben beiOen llfern Der O}aas.
ssien gi,6t gRadsns in Der gnfoDIna 81.
airfsn erireiten eisa an Ser psrfiidsn @renssl
2ssridt Sss Seat[dBen e5eneraraags.

Berlin, Dia 2On6Ou, II. SUM Seftge grtiaerie 9ampfe
fn0 be6eu ScteH Der WaaS n1rod |erDMH, Gauge. Die
3efn BabeH lire Siegesute eeu GperaneH orei 8aHu
nuO febeu Wuidiuugeiuebre bermebrt,
gn benz 6den GregdaupIate bat cine benide NHftlarnngs
G6t6enng HO6 SreDO uH GOs iuOem e in
raFhe Stelune euOrang.
Dies uirS in benz amidu geri semoe Der 6ente gamitag
Der Oen obeeu ScereSeug ausgesebH WnrO unb Hem
DOatauOigcH SHBalt uaf, wie fUIst, lnatet:
@eflt6cr GriegSfdaMpIat.
oAuf beiOen Seihu Der Waas sab intenbe rlenene
lluere Sessbute We mir in ben gefem aMF Oem Der Ses
SMH gemadt babeu 1T Ori &auOmeH HnO ebeu MaidueHee
ueBre angeiuG1ien.
Gelia Mard Is MeIcu uOr6uetd bon &OImar 1T cine
Oene Eaonie in nn rnu5SfeM Sdhteugr6en eiugeOrnngn
ot ciuen Cffer un b5ebu Iann geuneeueu semad
OeFlider GriegsfdnnpIat.
SHod un areDO fHO Oene NnlGrnugs 0etaemeuts in clue
rnF6e Slnns einernngm; c 5er6rtM bic enCiden 8efei
snusSwerte nuO radu 100 eu ais Wngen 5naf aMherDe
er6eMeteu ie Gin MadJineMgeuebr
8aIfaH- GricBSf6aMpIat
Bonn Observation-Disclosures inb feline Cpcratouen erwa6-
meusperGer gidbteft DermeIOru."
Der ORerrei6if6e 2sert6t
@ieu bia 2OnOOn, H. SUM, Die bente amtlde Wh6elnng
Ocs 6erreiddugarcn @uerahnbes berid auhetOrOud
bIusen &Gmpen i'm uorOOdeN Sbe gnfOpua Der ge6t
eebt n Sah bic Oerrdanngariru Srnppn F6 Our petaus
Hberescueu iuOi@en SrMPpeHma1cn 5nrHd5beH mnfteH.
per tiirRir6e @eri6t
NamFamtimopel H. Snmi, bia 2uuSum H. Smmi ~ Der
tarie Wuerulab bat butc bic fOlscnO amthe GIuug
Iufeu:
vOO@ elmer SdIadt be G6nitn periden @reu
Dd yagOa0 we6 Der OOlgH NeOerIage nA6 Oem d5ng
Der yueu ruI baben uuere Snppn ben SenO berOg arte
@Oadem6Oren 5aradsepOrfen nuS aGr'S sbrin beiett"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

%GluiiIiilen iiir @1oi, sic sic gotaI.
pcrliie al Sooten @eiangenen uno
GernliBteu aui 102,507 onoi6t
Gie oclltid6eu 3o6len ser @laililte,
ipie bon Dem 6ritiIdben 9eridt anges
fii6rt, limo: Sootc 22,471; oerwrn-
set 72,075; @eiongcue mo geruiBtc
79,6i4
Gic oiii5icIlen octiden 2iiien bis
81 Gn0e Nldi erge6ei ole iolgcnoen
Soial5ablen: SoOte 7344i2; Der.
manoet 1,S5tG52; @cion9ene uuo
@ermiBte 3as,5s6 3uionuneu p
9245S6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

~ - -
9(frifn.
2onoon If. SUM. Ter off
5iele britii6e 9eridt meIOet oie Gir-
nabme bon 5wei 0rteu in Geutid-
Nitofrifo; er lautet.
DOit 9lfrifo, Ser 9angmni,
8mB lit bel @litoticbeu iiberbriidt
iuoroeu 9Seitere 5ortibritte iiuo
i'm lliambora Giitift gemadt uno
@la5inOe lit erreidt ipor0en. 9ie
@lombo Station fiel in uniere Sdii-
Sc iino Wlaulamo lit beiebt porOeit.
@enernl Nloior Gon 0eDentergreift
ariif Oie Geittihen 0itIidb BON Som
BOA Srong on.
9ln Der 9}pnialano @ren3e 6nbeh
mir Elm 8eIooeidiib erobert lm9
&riegs6eltte i'm Eoroto @ebiete gs.
moht uuo 9ismardSbnrg beiebt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Gngliic6e 9(n0oben ii6cr
0eutfdc @crIute.

9ou0on If, SUM. GeutId.
lanO bat bis Gnoe Mai 2.924,5S6
Solooten oerloren BON Oeuen 734-
4i2 get6otet iuurOcH 70 6eiogt cine
briiiide EabeQc, Ole Nad) Sen 6cutc
bier pcr6ifcntlidten oeutiten Ser
ldtliiten mIigeiicat luoroen lit 9lidt
eiuociAloiien iino oic %erIuiie ser
Geutideu nuf Gee ooer III Oen ao-
lonien.
Die oiii5ieIle britiibe 1obclle iuBt
angebIid aui oeu oiii3ieaen oentlhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
GOuOent.g .gsadjtldnse.

0pUDtNA-NuuJtlu
9ie StoOt Chicago beaiunt uieoer
ibr altes @elibt 5u 8eioeu. SAT-
ollie DelegateH beimgetebrt.
Gie entt1uiHten Erogreiiiuen.
Beginner All OlooIepeIt panteno
81 iuerOen.
gbicago, If. SUM. @oriiber
lit Der nSubel ituo Erubel~. ben bic
beioen acknowledgements. oie bier
IN ser Iebten Bode tasten NIT iidl
brudteit uno oie Stoot Gbicoeo BE-
giunt tuieOer ibr aItes @eiidt 81 sci.
gen.
8einabe aae ole Delegaten bobel
Die 9iiidreiie angetreten. ltno oie
SonoboI, weIde nod bier oerblie-
beb ipeiB ui6t piel nit liA ou8ufou-
gen; Die anoereN beriuAen liA iu
giube tIar at modem pie oenn
glues 10 idneu gctomnlen lit. uno
mas Oos iblieBIide 9leiuItat Der Gnt.
ideioungen Der beioen Goupeute ien
miro.
8ie Republifaner miiien spar,
mas iie ieIbit getbon boben mo iie
iiuo iiberseuet, ooB iie in &uabes ei.
nen ,.Sieger~ erforen baben BOD
immerbiH bGust fir iie nod pieI oo.
BON ob, mas nTeooD" tbun miro
Oh er feline iuSweifelboFte glieoerIoae
nit @racie acceptiren ilno ole Gan
oioatur oes $errn Suabes unter-
fifteen lpirO, ooer ob er nod einmal
ieiH inopiihen etiDos sebredlid ge.
poroeHes ShladtroB befteigen uu0
cine 9iooiepelt Gompagne flibren
miro. Die ihou perIoren Ideiut. ebe
iie beeonnen.
GaB Die 9roereiiipen entt1uiht
linO. Onritber fam es feline Irage
geben; eritens NAL batten tie AZ.
glatbt Dab Ser republifoniiAe Con.
bent iib bod nod ben 6eIoberrn
ben 0atlriorlder. ben @eoerapben.
oen entoeder. Den S6riftiteller. Oeu
3aierreoner, ben Super.9lmerifoner
nTeobD~ aIs ben oaein ielig naheu.
ben Gonoioaten-iur pnbrIten Siune
oeS g9ortes mifitbmoben lollen mir.
De- ltn0 Onnn alueitens lno 0os
tbut ibnen ipobl am ollernebeitcn
fiibleu fe iib bon Dem Colonel IcI6it
i'm Stidb eelaIien. gr, Scr lonIt iiu.
mer ndd eineu Rompfe 0ilritete.
iDlte iebt auf einmoI fnicldmad ae
por0en icin, iclIte aepiut leiu lidb
cbne aontpf geItlaaen 5u befenneu2
Das min ben 0lnbiateiteu lnter oen
EeoopiIten COR riht in oen S9opl.
llno idon beginner 9oripiirfe aeget
ben Giibrer IN oeit Ser5en gerooe Ger
treiieitcn g[ubdneer Hooiepelts ai
feimen uno iih SiI @eoonfen 5u bil.
ben, bic ciniee iogar bereits in Horie
81 tleioen nogtet.
Sa, icbon bort man 8robuuocn.
BOB DieIe Der @roereiiioeu, uenn Ser
Colonel itd pirtlidb ooou entihIcbeu
ioIIte, ~oopon 8iI Ioufen. obne 5u ldu.
fen inO Die SuBbes.GouOi0atur 8il
unteritiibeA es bor8ieben piiroeu in
oas @ilion.9aaer iiber5ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

oen 8eino oeporfem Der iih 5nriid.
8og. Der Geino iprenete Den your.
follt.gobhbof in Die 2uft-
Der Seino irrternobm All mebre.
rem STEELE per5ipeifcltc @egen qlit.
griffe. Inter gtnberen eriffcn iiber
leeene feinolhe GruppennoIieu am
Samitae Mlorgen il Der @egeno BON
Senltt oitlih bon 2olfi uniere bor.
geihobenen 9lbtbeiIungen All lm0
trieben oieiel6eu iiber ben Stpr sil.
rid. Doh nod an oemielben Gage
6rahten mir Oieie Ofieniipe oes
6einoes gum Stiaitono.
Ser 5einO leiitet NIT beionoerer
Sortnddigteit IN Der @eeeno BON
Gorgobitiu am StDr, iiiolid uoa
2utst. Mnoeritouo,
Die &eiammt.gleiuItate BET beiti.
gen Borit0Be iinierpr Streitfrdfte III
Der 8eit pom A. bis gum 10. os. Wats.
per6en ooourh betont. Dob oieielben
ole 2uien OeS SScinoes aitf oer rieii
gen 6ront BON Der bepoIoeten @e.
eeuO BON Sii6weit.0iuBlono al Ger
ruulaniiben Gren8c 8uriidaeoranat
baben.~
@richenIan0 piro Srau0-
nltrt
Naorfeille8, Sronfreid. ii
Ssuni. 9leur atiehiIhe Eampier
iperoen bier aiiF &efcbI oes fronBoii.
ihen Slottenmitiitcrs 3nriidgebal.
ten. 9tnSere grieAiiAe Camper iii
Dlittelneer per0en ais cine 6olge
Der 9lodo0e ser Gntente.92ddlte ae.
gen G5riehenIauo bier eiuge6radlt
MtbeM ii. Suni. Ger brihide
@eimote al @riedlenIano iiberrpidl.
te beihe i'm 9lamen Der gntcnte.
Dl1dte sic 6oroernneen III tpelden
Die Aeoineingeu entbolten lparen.
nuf oie bin sic @Iodaoe ailfae6oben
iperoen ipiir0e. glls cine syolae Scr
enereiideu waaBnabmcu Der 9aliit.
ten lit Die 1enobiIiiiruna Der arie.
d)iiden gIrinee idlon tbeilmeiie IN Die
@ege aeleitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

0oiieIbe ioate nod sIniidt Oaer HSor-
teien notiouaIeu Gborafter tro-
gen. Baron Sohnino, Der Bis
rise @liniIter oes Qtuswartigen
mag nit Der 9tufgobe betruilt
merOeu oas neue Tainiiterium gu
fOrmiren.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-10
Meet me
AT the
Movies
Every Sunday Eve.

Will Pisek and his wife visited
Louis Nedved at Yarkton last FRI
day who slipped on ice and broke
both bones of the left leg. He is
in the Sacred Heart hospital.
Farm for rent. The 240 acre
farm now occupied by Frank Kou
pal 3 miles north and mile west
of Tabor. j. A. Wagner, Tabor,
5. d. Adv.
Conn cornet end fine case for
sale cheap if taken at once, cost
SO when new. Here is a real bar
gain for some one. Write me az
once. r. R. Mkt, Tabor, S. d.
Adv.
The hard time dance given here
last Saturday was feature this
season. 1t was an invitation af-
fair and large number respond
ed, by appearing in their clothing
which they have discarded years
ago, and this accompanied by CO.
mical mimicry produced a jolly af-
fair, so that after all the hard time
spirit as the name would indicate
took the tall weeds. A midnight
supper was served and as we saw
plenty of cake we came to the con
clusion that the hard time dance
expression was misnomer.
We call attention to the fact
that The town board in one of their
recent meetings amended an ordi-
nance which in effect means that
snow must be removed from walks
by II O'Clock or in reasonable
time by either owners, occupants
or person in control of property
abbutting any such sidewalk.
Failure to do this, the marshall
will take the matter in his hands
and the charges will be assessed to
the owner as other taxes, and the
culprit fined.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-10

A grand ball will given in the
Sturma hall by Jos. HaIla Mon
day Feb. IA. Music by the Ia
Dor Orchestra. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to attend.
(Adv.
A program and a basket social
will be held Feb IL, 1916, in
Grail School No. 25. Ladies are
requested to bring baskets. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Frank Stepanek of Neemaha,
Neb., came down Monday for a
short visit with relatives. He in
tends to take up a homestead in
Colorado in the spring.
The auction sale of Frank Her.
man held here last Saturday was
well attended and every article
brought a good price, in fact bet
ter price than we have heard of
for a long time.
Robert Svatos had a little acct
dent Monday in front of the Pet
rik & Turek store when his horse
became frightened. Robert fell
of the animal landing on his head
and being rendered unconscious. Fl.
J. J. Blachnik came down last
week from Scotland to take
charge of the local meat market of
which he had purchased half share
of his brother Alois. As soon as
he can secure suitable quarters j.
J. will move his family here.
An auction will be held on the
farm of T. V. Ptak, Q miles north
of town, on Wednesday, Feb. Is,
at which the owner, John Zvonar
will sell 6 horses, II head of cattle
farm machinery ETC., to the high
est bidder. The sale commences,
at 10 o'clock in the morning. Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

After January Is. we will have
a complete list of taxes for the
town of Tabor and the surround
ing community both in Bon HON.
me and Yankton counties, and we
shall again be glad to attend to
the payment of taxes for all who
do not find it convenient to make
a special trip to the county seat
Our service is reliable ank efficient
and our charges always reasonable
Tabor State Bank,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-02-10

AprODos of our controversy with
Germany, the whole situation is
put in a nutshell by Theodore
Wolff, editor of the Berliner Ia
geblatt, where among other boast
ing and clustering things he says
that Germany must carry out
the war to a victorious end, and
has the right to demand that
everything necessary to hasten
this end be done''. This means
that Germany is desperately deci-
ded to win and will employ every
method, fair and foul, to gain her
end. This is the spirit of Germa-
ny and we are not surprised that
her submarines are sinking I'M
armed passenger ships, attacking
defenseless towns with their Yep
pelins and>killing off unoffending
civilians in conquered territory.
And this is the same nation that
has been Boosting so much about
her civilization.
The Germans have deposed King
Peter Of Serbia and the Kaiser
gave the job t. one his six sons,
Prince Eitel Frederick. Perhaps
this explains why Austria being n
vassal of Germany declared war
on Serbia. The kaiser is looking
around for four more thrones for
The remainder of his SONS and we
may see merry time in Europe
while this accursed family is in TX
istence. No doubt to the German
ear this would sound very good:
One son to rule France, one Eng
land, one the United States, one
Spain, one Russia and together,
father and sons, rule the whole
dam world with fence around il.
This is the reason why Germany
started this this war and vet some
of the. ignorant who left that coun
try to escape military duty will
stick UP for the dirty lot.