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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20

fam. &odenburg mar IN 4tron ber'
haftet woroen uno batie ben antrag
geiteIIt, 0aB TIN Die @iiIitarbeboroeu
ireilaiien uro nus Dem Gent entloi.
len lolten, neil CT oiterreifiider
5taatsangeh0riger un0 inter II
Sabrcn iet.
Ger gunoesridter erEIdrt in iei.
iler @ntihei0nng, 0nB 8adenburg
feline Gltern uno feinen @ornltio IN
4mcrifo babe uro 0aber fem eioener
gormun6 ief, 6nB bic Cathode. oaB
&c iid g%etpeigert botte, ben 9icniteiO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20

On 100000 2eieDifern In Der
ofientliden Sdulelt Der 8ellnaoi
Gbic1ea bat man cine aaiieridnitt.
Operation norgetlontme1, Die BARN.
los bertaufen lit ntb Uicl 5ur ge.
rubigung Der 3eutideufreiier beige.
tragen bat, nift uur IN GEieago.
ionoern auf in 8eoria. Cos Nei.
ipieI ioate anregc10 nIrten uto aud
an ben 8lhern in ben offtntliden
Bibliotbefen in Inpgl0ung gebra6t
mer0en. 9nrunter befin0e1 iifj
8erfe, porin 9euti6lon0s sfultur
mO iein RegieruHgsIDeien tn 0as
g~lon5en0ite &ift gefteat meroen uuo
Die ioateH oerni6tet mer0en, neil ite
0o5u %beitrn9en, oos amerifdniihe
Golf auf Srrpega ST. fiibren. uno
ieiile Anihntungen u6er 0ns gnr.
barenbolf 81 mil0err, I'M Gegenioe
81 Der ihledten Meimug, ipelde Die
amerifnniide &reiie barber fund.
gibt. 3ieiel6e 8e5t in ibrer patrio.
tii4en gntrititlHg iogar 10 melt,
0os 8eroammunqsurteil uber ben
8iirgermeiiter non Gbieago al fallen,
neil oeriel6e ignant oif5iGarn Or.
gaa bic erInu6His gibt. Dos omert.
foniide 8llblifum ilber ods 8erh1lt.
mis- oes preitbiiden Staates 81 ben
iibriQen 0eutihen @eidlgiiuaten uao
ole Madtbeiagnis bes 0cutiden aai.
iers at b%elebren, onltdtt at betoren.
LIMO 6ieie 6~lididuiter Der offeutfi.
den 9aeinung erfrenen iih, it6er Die
stnebelan9 Der 8reiie un0 Ore Be-
idrdntung Der &eoefrai9eit ms 8prn
81 itoBen. Qarnrter berIteben ite
cine 5reibeit, Die nod ibrer Dor.
idrift 5ureftgeitgtt lit, cine 5reiheit
nod ongpliohitider 8oridjrift, nod
Der iif Der 8doesidriifiteaer ieiH
llrteiI bii0en ntuB. 3tlt CT oas nift,
lit er na9 Der aHiid)t bes aopfifil.
tiers pom a5tar@ Elm 2onoesberrG.
ter. Qeoria SOnne.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20
sSidtise ~Gnti6eiOane.
ansldnber 6fterrtidiIher Slnntsan-
sebOrisfeit fam als drei.
iuiiIiser Oiensn.

gfeDelGno, Ohio, 20. QFllgnIt.
8pnoesridter @eitenbaDer CAB i'm
8unOesgeridt IN gkDelanO. Dbio.
ON Miituoh Elm @utadten ob, IN
Dem Der Antras auf 4~uaf.eIlung
gtues Snbeas Corpus iiir Jobn 90.
henburg, bonn adten 0bio Snfnate-
rieregiment, ~nerpeieert DurOe.
Aidter @eitenb0Der erfIarte. 0ob
EN- 4usldHoer oitarrei6iider Stonts.
mgbojgtsit uEs GreiEuiai0gr ptsueu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20

al ~leiiter, 6ie TiIit6rbe65roen nift
0auoH abbieIte, i'm 81 stpinaer, nit
ieitem Regiment ms 9lusIanb 3ll
geben, 0a CT bereits einen dbnIiden
@io 9eleiftet bate, aIg fem 9leginlent
an bic neJitaniide @ren3e ging.
&aden6urg iou pom a~riegsgeridt
tpegen Standardization brn3eiiiert
meroeH, neil er fid gefueigert hotte,
Die Gi0eserflarlrng gu pnteraeidnen.
Sci ben arieqgmrferern 1T Der
@einber0ienit Elm idniusiseS sc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20
renin icm tn
Scr Sd3wci5 Iein!

RonI, 20. auguit. = Ger .gleIio.
eero~ mleiOet, oab g~eifolanS 2enin.
Der riiiilde Mnrimalilt peId)er iid
aus 9atersburo bat iLidltpn maiieH,
in Der g9geis einsetrOfim il
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20

Cure fuirflide glisbilonng fiji
Gitre 9flidaen nls elm Sol0at mirN
beginner, nodloem Gle uu0 Sore
aumeroOen IN ben ausbil0m9sla.
germ ongefomuen iino. Seood Gid
Is inHner nod eiuige eiufade Ga.
den, Die Sbr lpdbreno Der nGhiten
paor @oben. tim f0nnt ul0 Die Don
entifie0enent @ert fem fperoeJ nm
@uh in Der ridltigen @eiie bor5u.
bereiten.
Gas eiufodite cling mo bieleiht
ous niitIidite BON allen it, iofort
ar5ufoneen, forrefte 9altirng i'll
Steban unS @eben at iiben. SeIbit
int 3ibiIIeben i'll bic Stipulation Ell
mes Widnnes lit ieinem BeneiniDe-
fen - ia, nn0 mas Oos onbeIongt
iein eigener SeIbt &eIpeft bis
81 einem ii6erraihen0en Grab BON
ieiner Saltung abbdngig. Ser
Mann, Der ifIotterig III, flbIt onh
nie ein FOLDER. Scr Monn, Der
ieinen aopf bod trdgt iiebt Der
@elt nit 8ertranen mo Courage
ms @eiift.
@enn Dies int 9ibilleben Der SAL
1T, lit es 3ehulHal ulebr Der fyon i'm
WlilitQueben. 1enn elm Soloot
mltB iih INNER ourh feline Strautnt.
belt feline 4rd3iiion uno ourd iei-
ne Strait ous5eidnen. @r fam oieie
niht baben, oriBer CT bdlt
iih aud mie eth Solbat.
Tie 6altnug zines Solbaten.
@euige 2eute obite milit1riide
ausbil6rng bnben Die geringite
5oee, mos man utter Der Stelunq
linb @olrmg zines SoIoateu Der.
itebt. Sic m0gen pieleidt glali.
ben, ooB Dies cine prableriihe oDer
aufregcnoe attihl0e be6cutrt.
nod bduiiger elau5en tie
oaB Der aus0rltd ouf ireel0 ipeIhe
aliredte 8oiition rittie ~ollgeruenoet
fam. Sic @abrbeit in benz
Sale lit ieood, DAP cine Definittpe
5lt befolgen it, I'M gud
in oas, mus in Der Arntee ais noie
Steauug eines SoIonten@ befonnt
5u bringen; Is lit Die Steaune
Die Der bemontierte 5oIoot Itets all.
beim aommanbo: oStiage.
ouBer Dab fe Ieift moOis ,
ii8iert t Inn ibm bas rihfige ara.
gen irgeno fpelder @affen. Die CT
n 9ano b1ben mag, 5u erHoglideH.
@s miro eltt fir euf ieii, ben
garagrapb 81 Der Snfantrp Grin
Regulationeu gu lerneit, Der bic
complete 1in0 gelnne geIdreibuns
yer 9nltnng cires Soloaten ongibt |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20

Sr 80 9dnc nmnhmSe 9ddmns 1T bemmt fir bic fin bic Mamnammen men emaepameh nm
lie udfpr @e in lire ucn gmhn rnsama6m* ~ Der 9nrns brdaAt nt bdhmmk
Ghsn mb goibrfrn Al aem - 9h fb In 9nnhAfautmmcbRdrnS Der arn@
emahn m cuH hdr 2ddmus cine GnhmnO bmt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20
Seftiun 20. 4.
gor6crcitnns fir Sns Eager.

(@oraneeeaneene 2eftionen: 4. gu.
er @brenpoiter. 2. @rfolg ais
SpIoat. 8, acun iolb1tiide Gi.
genihoften.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-20
Dcatrcffer!

Guiicr aarl bon Seiterrei6 la.
oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ongGDieien
fernerbin mogGn Wtiniiter rtD an,
0ere 8eri6ulibfeiten, Die Gem sioiiel
8eridte bor5utraeen bu6eu, nidli
mebr i'm 5rnf, lon0ern i'm @ebrod
eriheinen. Die ne6enj1dlide 2ln.
, orom1ng lit dnrdfteriitiid fiir bic
natiirlihe llnge5lpunqenbcit bic Dem
iungen Saiier bon alIen, Die ibln BE-
gegnet iino, nadlgeIagt miro. Cine
2oderu1g Der @eieee Der 66rHlth.
felt miro geraoe oeil 5eremoniealteu
&ofe Guropas gut tiln. Sun Orange
Scr @eIddite baben N1luiiter, Die
cine ioiortige @ntibeiouAg Dee &ni.
iers erbittea nnlBtell. 5mDeilen &C.
iclti5t baB Der 8eg Sitr $oi0trg crit
noh InleguHg bon 5rad un0 5rads
9emo beihritten meroen foHnte. IS
itedt in 0ieier nellen &leioeror0nltng
am @iener set Elm fleinrs. ni6t
aan5 u~nbeoeuten0es Stitd 9eaorien.
tierung.
Dab England ben 8oridIdgn oes
8apites g~egeuAber. oes mabreR
o4rince IF 8eacea fill bis ans
@er3 binan" iid berbalt mar al er.
iparten. unO mersll in 2oH0on Die
Garole gfilbl@ ans @etters Bulletin
gelhLagGn lit 70 its ebau aud
.filbl~ in Guris. Rom tnO Soll Wla.
riuo. Sn Saiiu iogar 10 talt OaB
iie longit ofalte 6uBe" ba6eu. aber
0ieies fiIble @etter b1ite bod Dem
Sefretar Der aoIonier, Cir Malter
Song, uift oen 8eit Der tiiblen
lleberle9ung 81 rsuben bcaiden.
Elm SimpletoH fam ieben,
tDeldj cine munoerbare 2ogtf BARN
,egt bon Geutihtalto 5u DarsQngaiJ
oaB Is aqe5 mtfgebe; aber menn's
81 sen 0e4tiden Stolorien fommt,
bic oelltiher 5IeiB ans nid]ts crit
idaffm uuBte, lin 2on0ouar 5til 8ul
Sa, 8auer, 0os it, ettpas
1u0eres. Die bebnlten i9ir. 9ddt
ln1s G~robGrungen 81 aladeu. be-
9lur. ltl Die ltitghtdlldep,
bic unter 0eittider auItur ep1 nab,
res 9eioelIe6ea gefubrt, aud Die
Segnuagcn eu9liider aolonierb g.
y. aes 9urenIanoes f0ns gro0e iest
tdj gegen britiide 6errihaft ouf
un0 BEG in6iiden Reides &c.
81 l%aiien!l. ..... GIauben
Tenn ipirtli9 Die engliiden giadjt.
l1ber. bob 0os britiife 8olf, has
oebcu int Safe Setloerion Oeuttid
yeHug geiprohcu, nidt aud aeIernt,
nc bobIe 4braic SIT 6urdIdaueu2
a. q. abeaot.ait.)
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Johnson For Congress

Laurel, Miss. Sept. 19.-Judge
Paul b. Johnson of Hatties-
burg, now engaged in holding
circuit court at Laurel, today
announced that he would be a
candidate for congress to succeed
Hon. B. p. Harrison, who re
Gently announced as a candidate
for United State senator. Judge
Johnson will oppose Gov. Theo
6. Bilbo and Hon. Zan Anderson
If Hattiesburg. The primaries
will not be held until August of
next year.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
All COnScript Men
Examined Soon

Washington Sept. 1911 a large
part of the governors of the
states approve a suggestion by
the provost-marshal generals
office, all immediate examination
of the 100000 men registered
for military service and not yet
called for duty, will be begun.
The suggestion was made with a
view to satisfying the great num-
her of young men as to what
they may expect.
kilograms asking opinions on
the advisability of such action
were sent to all states and it is
expected that all replies will be
received early next week. To Sc
cure the $4,000 men already
called for service, it was found
necessary to examine apprxl-
mately 100000.
Under the plan considered.
candidates would know whether
they are to be selected and
could make plans accordingly.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Do Wisfins Churches Need
This Box?

The latest American church
device for raising the coin" is
what a religious paper describes
as some collection box" The
inventor halls from Oklahoma.
II a member drops in a 25-cent
piece or a coin of larger value,
there is a silence. II it is a TO-
cent piece a bell rings. q 5 cent
piece sounds a whistle, and a
cent a blank cartridge. If any
one pretends to be asleep when
the box passes. it awakens him
with a watchman's rattle, and a
kodak takes his portrait-Lon-
don Christian World.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Soldier Beys COlumr

4th, Prov. Co., Rec. Depot.
Camp Pike, Ark.
Mr.. J. &. Locke,
Dear Friend:
We are enjoying CAM
Pike much better than we eX
pected. The only thing that We
don't like is the inOculation fCI
typhoid. That made us all sick
but you can't keep Mississipp
men sick very long.
We would be glad to hear
from all our friends IN Wig9in@.
Any news from our home county
is a ways welcome.
The boys who couldn I
come first have surely missed
something.
Your friend,
S. S. Barker.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Somewhere In France.
August, 81, 1917.

somewhere In France.
August, 81, 1917.
My Dear Dad:
Am we'll and feeling fine
as ever. That is, I am still living
and one should be feeling fine
because Of that.
Have not gotten the tobacco
stick Or papers yet, am longing
to get them in the next mail. !
would quit smoking, but that's
the only pleasure | get here. If
you knew then you could under
stand.
Am sorry I could not write a
letter for the Enterprise, but
censorship lets nothing like that
through. You might send Mr..
Bond my regrets.
Did Slick get in the Calvary?
Hope he didn't, think two of us
are enough from home, You see
l am the only boy from that
section who is doing real fight
ing in France and I know.
Send me list of all boys in
the home territory who were
drafted. Try to keep me posted
about any you think may be
coming over here, Am sure I'll
never see any who belong to the
Navy. because they only come
into port, and goodness only
knows that is many miles from
me.
If you could picture me now
guess you'd think as Slick said
the papers said, Its getting dan
gerous, but a fellow soon gets
used to things you know.
Hope you all are we'll and en-
]oylng life. Could write so much
OF interest if We're only allowed.
and tell you some of the awful
things we used to talk about,
Love to all, am being good
boy.
Lovingly, your boy,
w. Merritt DAVIS.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Prize For First
American Killed

Paris, Sept. 18.-.-American
headquarters staff in France was
informed by French authorities
that Emperor William has prom.
ised one hundred dollars and
three weeks leave to the first
German who captures an Amer
can soldier. The order was is.
sued throughout the German
Army.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Good Showing For
Banks

The statement or the Bank of
Wiggins in this issue shows a
healthy financial condition of
that institution.
The deposits show more than
one hundred thousand dollars,
which proves the faith of the
people in this bank.
The Citizens Bank of McHenry
statement shows a good increase
in business and speaks well for
that institution.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

The history Of postage staMpe ~
gins with the Issue made By Great BIT.
ain in 1910. under the administration
OF Sir Rowland Hill. Their successful
use in Great Britain resulted In the
adoption Of stamps By Aauritius. an
English colony. By Brazil. France.
Switzerland and the United States.
The earliest shape Of the postage
stamp was practically that which Is In
use today. The triangular, diamond
shaped. octagonal and square have
been tried a. experiment. by different
but In nearly al cases re-
turn has been made to the rectangular
form.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Delays in Congress.

"How will you explain to your con-
stituents," we chidingIy asked, "your
action in delaying the business of this
great nation by indulging in long-wind'
ed oratory while matters of tremen'
dous importance waltz" "Of tremen'
dous Importance" raiveIy answered
Senator Slush. "Why, what can possl'
bly, be of more Importance than my
speech ?"-Kansas City Star.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Sweet Potatoes

Growers having sweet potatoes
not otherwise contracted, should
get in touch with me or my agent
H. G.. Hall. For large lots l shall
be glad to know the approx
mate weld and time you want to
move them. Potatoes received
sonly on Wednesdays and Thurs.
days.
e E. Bryan,
Fruitland, Park, Miss.
H. C. Hall,
Virgins, Miss.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

Embexxlement 10 . fraudulent ep'
Of anothex's property by
q person to whom II has been In
trusted or into whose hands II has
lawfully come. EmbssElement difs
fers from larceny In that the original
possession Of the property was law
full or with The consent Of tho own
er, while IN larceny the criminal In
tent must have existed At the dme OF
the taking. Embezxlement implies
honest beginning with criminal after.
thought
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

the Legislature in the statute
which they shall enact.
Eighth-To pass a uniform
warehouse receipt law. =
In testimony whereof I have
hereuntO set my hand and cauS
ed the great seal of the State of
Mississippi to be affixed al
Jackson, this, the 18th day of
September. 1918.
(Signed) Theo. 6. Bilbo,
Governor.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Pleasant Field.

LET me make the songs of a ma,
ton and l care not who make its laws
"Well, it is a more enjoyable job
admitted Senator Snooks. "You can
make songs right along without offend
ing any important interests. kansas
City Journal.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Soldier Boys Left This
Morning

The fourteen boys from Stone
County left this morning for
Camp Pike, at Little Rock, Ark.
the date having been changed by
the war department from Wed
nesday to today.
The names of those who left
today, were published last week.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

A friend Of mine was playing store
with her little boy, and when she pro-
tested for paying 25 cents for lettuce
the little storekeeper promptly met
her objection with: "But, madam, you
must remember that lettuce has rose
up.'-Chicago Tribune.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
WesIev's Retentive Memory.

Samuel Wesley reproduced from
memory after a lapse of 25 years an
oratorio covering upward of 300 close
ly written pages which he had com
posed early in life. He said that he
saw the score in his minds eye" as
accurately as if it lay before him.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
BilbO Calls A
Special Session

SYNOPSIS OF PROCLAMA
TION
To the members Of the Mississ-
ippi Legislature:
Whereas, in my judgment, the
public interest requires that the
Legislature shall be convened in
extraordinary session.
Now, therefore, l. Theodore G.
Bilbo, governor of the State Of
Mississippi, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by the
constitution of the state, do
hereby issue my
PROCLAMATION
To convene the Legislature of
the State uf Mississippi in extra
ordinary session and designate
Tuesday. the 25th day of Sep
tember, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. IN !,
as the time to convene at the
capitol in the City of Jackson,
Mississippi.
The subjects that are present
ed to this extraordinary session
Of the Legislature for considera
tiOn are:
First-Providing the necess-
ary funds for the October dis
tribution for the support and
maintenance of the public schools
of the state for the first part of
tue scholastic year of 1917 Is.
If this distribution is not pro-
vided for the public school teach
ers OF the state will be forced to
do without their ply until the
spring Of 1913.
Second-It will be necessary
in giving the proper protection
to the people to reduce the state,
county, drainage, school and
'levee district levles, since
through the efforts of the state
tax commission, with the CO.
operation of a patriotic citizen
ship. the assessors and boards
! of supervisors of the 81 counties
of the state, together with the
railroad commission, the assess
ment OF Mississippi will be
almost doubled.
Third-The creation OF a coun-
Gil of state defense. prescrib'
ing its powers and duties rela'
tive to the general welfare, secu'
rity and defense of the state.
Fourth-The creation of 4
state militia for the purpose OF
preserving the public order,
peace and tranquility and ma4
ing an appropriation therefor.
Fifth-To provide ways and
means for meeting the states
outstanding obligations that will
mature before the regular sess-
ion in 1918 can make provision
for their payment.
Sixth-To provide for the ex-
ercise of the elective franchise
by Mississippi voters who are in
the military, naval or other war
service of the United States and
are absent from this state.
Seventh-To provide for the
exemption of soldiers. sailors
and other persons in actual mill
ary and naval service of the
Uuited States from the payment
of any debt contracted prior tol
their enlistment while the nation
is ut war and for q reasonable
time ther eater. to be fixed by
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Michael. First of ArchanoeIs,

Michael, the first of the archangela
Daniel 1913, Jude 81 is described in
Daniel 10 :21, as "the prince of Israeli"
and in 13 L, as 'the great prince which
standeth" in time of conflict "for the
children of thy people"
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
FAIR TO Be HELD OCTOBER 18TH

Day will be held here Tuesday October 10th
decision made Thursday night when meeting
held to discuss the question of holding fair.
Everything will to make the day big
Premium list and full particulars will be published
week.
j. Dorsett S. S. Mincy aud A. Bond we're appointed
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

LADIES your spare time can
profitably spent making
Ind Made Infants Wear. Send
SAMPLES or write for particulars,
Maison Rouff, 1875 Chartres ST.
New Orleans, Lac
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Cold Juice.

Alice was eating her first piece Of
ice, when she suddenly exclaimed:
"Say, mother, the juice of this ice is
awfully cold"
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
NOTICE

Our Store will be closed next
Wednesday, September 26, on
account of Jewish Holiday,
Wiggins Dry Goods Company.
A. Drawn, Manager.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
Basis OF All Friendship.

"Know this, that he that is a friend
to himself is friend to all men."-Se-
lected.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22
School Items

Wiggins High School nnnils
started to labor ON Labor Dav
and will continue to labor labor
ously for the next nine months
nc ehroIInent IS higher this
history of the school, there now
being over three hundred.
Eo,.1 r,,.
Coi, o,s5 w.. I,''-'', - q ''o"' e"fl
o,ro1,a1 :, ~, l'[a c., NoS'i' d" nave
'0 @e -ol'lloH0Ie { GLASS;
The basket hall court has been
cleared and thc girls have BEGUN
practice.
hlsh ochc u pupiI-l9o3, Say,
FaW' dId t"e:e same authors S
write your $ AooI books:" Paw,
what are SO re OF them son?
Wen here ) Latin Grammar
oy Pro1' JaL-eS C'endenln L. l..
u. Harvard treatise on BugoI
o2y by u Jamie hurnett,
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

Optimistic Thought.
Who Furnishes one threatens hun.
dred.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

The enrolment is higher this
year than ever before in the
history of the school, there now
being over three hundred.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

Earl Glenn, Casa Hatten, Pearl
Cain. and Vivian Cochran have
enrolledin the Sophomore class.
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

Wiggins High School pupils
started to labor on Labor Day
and will continue to labor labor
ously for the next nine months
Stone County enterprise. [volume] (Wiggins, Stone County, Mississippi) 1916-current, 1917-09-22

of the work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-04
MRS. MASTERS DIES OF
URAEMIC POISONING

Mrs. Mary Alice Masters. sol s.
Main ST, died yesterday morning at
2:2O O'Clock, after six days illness
Of uraemic poisoning. Mrs. Mast
tiers was born in Marshall county,
Ind. March 6. 1859, and moved
here from New Paris eight years
ago. she was married May 20.
1889. TO William Masters Of pueblo,
Colo, who died p years ago.
Surviving are four children, Min
ME. Fred and Roy. all at home
here, and Ed of Denver. Colo; one
sister, Mrs. Ella Wilson, also of
this city, and Edgar Anderson, a
brother.
Mrs. Masters was a member %
the Methodist Memorial church.
The funeral will be held from the
Methodist Memorial church Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock, the Rev.
Hiram FOrney of Goshen and the
Rev. b. Earle Parker of Mishawaka
officiating. and the body will be
taken To Warsaw for burial