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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-02
"Don't Bite the Hand That Is
Feeding You"

A loyal American has asked the
Reveille to reproduce the follow
ing stanzas which were taken from
a phonograph record:
Last night as | lay asleepiug,
A wonderful dream came to me,
saw Uncle Sammy aweeping
For bis children from over the
sea.
They had come 90 him lriendIess
and starving,
When from FIRE and suppression
they fed,
But now they abuse aud revile him
Til at last in just anger he said:
CHORUS
If you don't like your Uncle Sam
my
Then go back to your home o'er
the sea,
To the laud from whence you
came,
Whatever ila name,
But don't be atsiul 20 me.
If you don'l like the Stars IN Old
Glory,
II you don't like the Red, White
and Blue,
Then don,I act like the cur in the
story,
Don't bite the hand that IS iced
ing you
You recall the day you landed,
When, bow | welcomed you 10
my shore,
You came here empty banded.
And allegiance, forever, you
swore.
| gathered you close to my bosom,
OF food and of clothes you go'
both,
So when 10 trouble / need YOU,
You will have TO remember youl
oath.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-02
Acknowledges Receipt.

Mr.. Samuel We'll has received
the following acknowledgment of
receipt of the money sent from this
place for the relief Of Jewish war
sufferers:
New Orleans. Feb. rs. 1916.
Mr.. Samuel We'll,
Port Gibson, Miss:
We beg to acknowledge receipt
of your kind donation of $II6 IS,
collection made by the ladies of
your city, to the fund for the re-
lief of Jewish war sufferers.
Very respectfully,
MAURICE STERN,
Treasurer.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-02

Interesting Letters from Different
Sections Of the County, Writes
by-Our RegaIar cOr-
respondents.
Keganton


Mr.. S B HutchIns motored to
Utica Saturday on business.
Mr.. George Regau of Rocky
Springs visited relatives here this
week.
Mesdames T. NJ. Luster and x.
E. Wilkerson spent the week end
very pleasantly with DR.. and Mrs.
G. w. Luster In Edwal ds.
Mrs. Cornelia Drexler, the very
efficient, popular principal of Oak
RiSge consolidated school, spent
Saturday with he. aunt, Mrs. T.
M. Luster. She was accompanied
by her son. Charles.
Misses Blanche and Alice Nc
Dowell of Cayuga visited friends
here Monday.
Mrs. H. c. Chatham entertained
the young people very informally,
yet delightfully."-, Friday night at
her home, having a leap year and
shadow party. Each heartily en-
joyed the evenings rare entertain
meut, and pronounced Mrs. Chat
ham an ideal hostess.
Hon. T. A. Luster returned to
Jackson Tuesday, accompanied by
his brother, T. NJ. Luster, who
went to Jackson to consult an eye
specialist.
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Sidewalk. for Crystal Springs.

HszlehuTst, Miss, Feb. Io-At a
meeting Of the mayor and board of
aldermen of Crystal Springs. plans
were discussed to build mile OF
concrete sidewalks. Some Of the
principal streets In the town re.
Gently have been Rraveled, and al
the others will be eraVeled during
the coming summer. The Illinois
Central Railroad will be asked 10
concrete the crossings at George
town street and Marion avenue.
Children Cry
FOR FLETeHER'9
9 a ST ORIA
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-02

In spite of the war and scarcity
of merchandise, and regardless of
advanced prices In almost all lines,
we have gathered from the different
markets an astonishing variety of
all kinds of seasonable and attract
I've goods that our buyers. being
right on the spot with ready cash.
were able to secure for Us. and we
are offering same at even lower
prices than before.
David Books Department Store,
Inc.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1916-03-02
nourhs and CoIds are pangerous

Few of us realize the danger of coughs
and colds. We consider them common
and harmless ailments. However statis-
tics tell US every third person dies of a
lung a;lment Dangerous Bronchial and
Lung diseases follow a neglected cold. As
your body struggles against cold germs.
no better aid can be had than DR.. King S
New Discovery Its merit has been tested
by old and young, In use over IS years.
Get bottle to-day. Avoid the risk of ser
ious Lung ailments. Druggists.
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Domesdcs. Sheetings, Pillow
Casing, Towels, Ready made
Sheets and Pillow Cases, Table
Covers and Napkins. Cotton. Mer
cerized and Linen Table Damask
Mattress. Feather and Awning
Ticking. al very lowest prices
David Books Department Store,
Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
ONE-ARMED BOY on
TRIAL FOR MURDER

midnight, MAY 81.
Beatrice Walter. a pretty 49,
year-oid girl, was found dead
In lonely field near Fields
Point. bullet wound In her
breast
O'erien, with whom she had
been walking since early in the
evening. told the police a
weird tale OF a suicide pact,
and claims Beatrice shot her
self with his revolver.
Wouldn't II be nice II we could
die together" are the words the
girl is alleged to have used.
O'Brien said he twice attempted
to shoot himself. after Beatrice
sank dead at his feet. but that each
time the bullets struck his belt
buckle and were DETECTED.
The police and Beatrices par
ents scout the suicide theory as RI
diculous.
1T is murder. pure and simple. /"
Chief Inspector O'Neil told the
United Press The Walter girls
hhNM VI Hp ItdNOU WHY
she should wish to die"
George S, Larkin. %. has
brought forward conclusive evil
dence that he, not OBrien. was
Beatrice Walters sweetheart. He
has Informed the police that
OBrien twice made threats to kill
him, II he did not leave Beatrice
alone
The testimony of this youth. and
that of the medical examiner who
performed an autopsy on the body.
will be OF the greatest Importance.
and may be the final weight which
Will carry the scales of justice.
OBriens revolver. five cham
bers empty, was found near the
scene of the girls death.
A slight scraping wound in his
abdomen. and denied belt buckle,
O'Brien offered as evidence of his
own attempts at suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
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BILLS DEMAND A SPECIAL U. S.
BUREAU TO SEE THAT WOMEN
WHO WORK Get SQUARE DEAL
Division Established in 1911 to Look After
Interests of Women Starved Out When
Men in Charge Found Other Uses for
Funds; Congress Asked to Remedy
Situation

tlon on women In Industry; the
effect OF Industrial occupations
on womon's health, homo life,
etc.
Tho legislation Is demanded BY
tho National Consumers league,
the WomenH Trade Union league
and tho General Federation OF
Womens clubs.
The women contend they
have not had a square deal"
from the men In charge OF tho
investigation OF women's prob.
lens In Industry.
The first attempt 10 deal with
Industrial problems OF women was
made In 1911. when a woman's d..
vision within the bureau OF labor
statistics was established.
Miss Marie l.. Obenauer was I'm
charge OF this work. but the mere
men in charge OF the bureau found
so many other uses for the funds
OF the bureau. the women's di-
vision was almost starved out.
Last year this division received
only four per cent n the total ap.
Precipitation OF .2l2.000 for the bu.
reau OF labor statistics.
notwithstanding this, the d..
vision turned out 10 per cent
Of the bulletins Issued by the
bureau. Miss obcnauer re-
signed. and with her the entire
staff OF special agents employ
ed In the women'a division.
The women'a organizations back.
ing tho Casey-Jones bill contend
that aa women In industry consti.
tute onc-flfth OF all persons iduB-
trisliy employed. women are emit.
tied TO more consideration from
the federal government
The bin carries an appropriation
Of $4,000. or practically one.fifth
OF tho appropriation that now goes
TO the bureau OF labor statistics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
WARBURT0N had A
TERRIBLE THIRST


TACOMA. June l6.--Because
one OF number OF bottles OF
whisky broke. and n baggage han.
der az the union station here had
a keen sense OF smell. Stanton
Warburton. attorney and former
congressman. today faces a charge
of Illegally transporting liquor into
Washington.
Wafburton was arrested on HTS
arrival from Chicago. where he at.
tended the progressive convention
AS delegate. and released on $500
bond. pending trial in Justice Ora.
hams court
The trunk contained. the police
say. n l5.gallon tank OF whisky
and is quart bottles OF bonded
liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

do you mean to tell me he was
not Ia love with Moliie and Is not
In love with Alicef' was my indix-
nsnt question.
with people OF the greatest ca
pacify for loving. have always
found that love was usually a sec
ondary affair. That's the kind OF a
man Pat is. That Kind of a man
makes the best husband. however,
and your favorite Alice has done
mighty we'll to have copied out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
Mike Doolan to Be
Member of Giants

NEW YORK. June is.--Mike
Doolan. former shortstop and cap.
tain OF the Philiiea. who hoped to
the Baltimore Feds. was consigned
to the Cubs when peace was declar.
ed and then turned over to Atlanta
by tho Cubs. has been signed by the
New York Giants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16

old Pat don't know man |
think would Be able to make :
woman happier than he
Jim" said impulsively. do
you think could give dinner an
nouneing itg'
Jim did not bat an eyelid.
Il don't know why not. You
could have the table set round this
beautiful sun room and you could
be placed In the middle OF it--tns
room. not the table. | think II
would not only be unique. but very
beautiful. Let's make Il rose
dinner. Margie. and you can wear
all those flossy pink numdiddies.
and we'll have vreaths strung
along the tables"
Jim Edie." / interrupted. have
| you gone mRd7 You are planning
banquet such as was given In
ancient Rome
why not? I've been thinking
for a long time that you must be
awfully lonely eating alone here
day after day Why don't you
have Dick In with you occasion.
allyn
Il did once. Jim. and II ended In
horrible farce"
'Margie. do you think you are
doing right BY Dick7"
"In what way"
ny taking all the responsibility
OF your Illness away from him"
But. Jim. you don't seem TO un-
derstand. Think what Il would
mean TO work hard all day and
then como home 20 a wife such az
am. Why, Dick would wish me
dead a hundred times every week"
But even II he did" persisted
Jim stoutiy, he would AT least
know you were living. Margie.
you know Dicks greatest fault is
putting all the responsibility ne
can on some one else. and I think
IL would do him good to have to
take care OF you"
But I can't do II. Jim. You
know I am very proud. and II
would make my life greater hell
than 1t ia now IL | thought was
holding Dick TO me when he want
ed to be away. Honestly. Jim, II
could I'd set him legally free to-
morrow"
Poor Margiel Poor Margiel"
said Jim in a choked voice. You've
been played pretty low-down.
rotten trick. haven't your"
II presume so" ! answered.
but don't you know" he per
sisted
NO, dear Jim. don't. may
| feel differently tomorrow, but to-
day I Just don't seem to care any
thing about II. Just now Dick does
not seem any more TO me than
you do"
Jim came suddenly forward.
"Margle, girl" he said earnestly.
don't get In this Kind OF mood.
It means death to all your happi.
ness. Dick IL a good fellow, but
he Is man-and, Margie. a man,
where woman Is concerned. Is
always moro or less of cad
! ! locked up quickly.
Eyes, ] meant IT," he continued.
| III q man wants a woman--any
woman-yon may make sure he
tries his best 10 get her. honestly
or otherwise. and when his inter
est wanes he tries his best to get
rid Of her anyway he can. We are
very apt TO talk big about our love
and all that. but we have not yet
learned that the woman who says
she loves us has not given herself
into our hands to keep or throw
away as the mood prompts US.
Honestly, Margie. I think ! am
as decent IA most men, but | want
TO tell you that one Of the reasons
am lonely old bachelor Is be.
cause I have always been afraid
] that after marriage ia find out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16

PROVIDENCE, june ia
unique and tragic twist OF
Fste's eternal triangle" will
be barred In court here today,
when James o'Brlen, one
armed youth. is put on trial
for the murder of his sweet.
heart, Beatrice Walter.
The crime for which O'Brien
will DO tried was committed al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
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lin nsEiNEs A MAN

Jim came In late this afternoon
and We had q long talk.
Jim Il . dear.
2. I told him about Pat and he
have q long whistle
What are SOU whistling about.
tim+ I asked.
AT how quickly old Pat got his
work In" said Jim with laugh.
You see. Mafsie. Pat wants TO
get married. He wants a home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16

Gen. Brusiloff is leading the
Russian forces on the great drive
against the Austrian front Gen.
Bruslloff Is the same man who led
the Russians In a big drive across
the Carpathians last year. His
men are reported TO have captured
10000 prisoners in their newest
offensive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16

WITH THE exception OF Gibral.
tar. Constantinople has probably
experienced more fighting right up
to its walls than any other import.
ant town I'm the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
SWITZERLAND REALLY has ,

navy. she has Just bought twenty
nine large motorboats. armed with
quick-firine guns, to patrol Lake
Constance,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16

did not love my wife"
Then you think no man can tell
whether he loves a woman or not
until he has possessed herr,
asked quickly.
Very few" he answered seri.
ougiy.
Then you believe In trial mar
riagesY'
No" he answered. but do be-
iieve In divorce
Then. Jim. help mo 20 act Dick
free"
1T would bs his ruinstion." he
said solemnly,
ITO be eontInuedD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-16
Memo
Get Kodak Films

Got them gaturdav. youll want
them Sunday Get them here ana
you will be sure 81 Fresh, New
Eastman films.
-Firrt Floor. step inside the
door.
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~ FREDERICK NJ. KERRY
staff Special

~ FREDERICK NJ. KERRY
staff Special
WASHINGTON, o. c.. June
t6.-Women are going 20 de-
mand a special governmental
bureau 10 look after their In
tereatsi
Organizations representing
between two and three million
organized women--many OF
them voters--have secured In
PRODUCTION Into the house and
senate OF bills creating a won,-
ans division OF the U. s. de-
partment OF labor.
Representative John ]. Casey OF
Pennsylvania. In tho house. and
Senator Wesley l.. Jones IN the
senate. are sponsors for Identical
bills creating such n division,
which Ia 10 have a chief. who must
be a woman. ut a salary OF $4,000.
and force OF special agents.
clerks and assistants.
Growing importance OF women
in industry is given as the reason
for the demand for hor recognition
in the federal government by a
special division.
The work Of the division will
be 20 report 20 the secretary
Of labor on all matters per.
taInlna TO the welfare Of wom-
on. particularly wage.earnlns
women: the effect OF eompetl-
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Gentihes 1beater.
Wursen slbenb psladJs,uanm alS Gr'
sieber", 2uitipiel pon Otto Grnir.

Die morgige goriielluns i'm @ranb
ipiro ii4 Ju sinem gang bsionber.E
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Girntes.
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WEINTRAUBEN
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SIRE Seamtten
GriuaGlte in ber Sdllnhiitnns ser
aoupention Die Mmcriean EmGlie
0ealtb AiIueiatiOn.

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ton in ytap Orleans absubaIten.
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Sanois, Cincinnati.
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