davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1918-03-22
GERMAN RAIDER CApTITRE

A Pacific Port, March 22.-A man raider operating in the Pa ocean has been captured by a In Stares cruiser and is now being to to this port according to re received here today,
New Britain herald., 1918-03-22
ANTI-AMERICAN SPIRIT
 GROWS IN HOLLAND
Member of Parliament h. tends to Ask for Break
 in Relations.

Amsterdam, March PA dispatch from The Hague to the Handelsblad says one of the most prominent mem bers of parliament intends to ask the government whether it is not time to recall the Dutch minister at Washing ton and hand passports to the Amer jean minister at The Hague.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-22

The Hague, March 21.-No reply has been received up to this hour by the minister of foreign affairs, from the allied powers, regarding the ship ping question.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-22

Panama, March 22-The American authorities in the canal zone have seized three Dutch merchant vessels in accordance with the order issued by President Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-22
Surrender to Americans.

On the sector northwest of Foul a number of Germans deserted last night and surrendered to an American patrol in a certain wood. They ap- preached the Americans, shouting: Don't shoot.''
 The prisoners were turned over to the French. Much valuable inforna- tion was obtained from the deserters who said they were "fed-up' with the war and decided they would rather be prisoners. Included in the in- formation obtained from the men was the statement that during the gas pro- jector attack against the American lines February 27, goo projectors were employed. One-half the pro- 1ectiIes fired fell within the German lines and the gas overcame many of the Germans. The next day, accord ing to the deserters, Il Germans were killed and 30 wounded while taking out the dead.
 American intelligence officers are inclined to doubt the story regard ing 900 projectors. American in formation is that only 75 were used.
 In Enemy Trenches Six Hours.
 An American patrol last night en- tered the enemy first line and re- mained there six hours but saw no enemy. It is reported that Germany recently had constructed trenches that are concrete half way or the side,
 Great activity continues behind the enemy lines. Within the past four days a number of rock crushers and concrete mixers have been brought up and there are signs that the Germans intend to contruct a number of new Dill boxes opposite the American front. Several trains of material have arrived at towns in the German lines during the past 24 hours. To- days reports say three German air planes flew over various parts or the American front line at daypreak and fired their machine guns on our posi- tions without results.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-22

With the American army in France, Thursday, March 21. (By the Asso- ciated Press. )-Enemy first and sec ond line positions on 9 part of the sector east of LunevilIe have been de- stroyed completely by American artil- lery fire. After the raid into the Ger man positions last night, the Ameri- can gunners shelled the positions heavily all night and this morning.
 Today a patrol, without assistance from the artillery, crossed No Mans Land and found the first and second lines had been wiped out.
 The patrol also obtained additional information and returned without casualties, the Germans apparently having decided not to mo1est them.
 Artillery firing by both sides on the sector continued all day.
New Britain herald., 1918-03-22
AMERICANS SMASH FIRST AND SECOND
 ENEMY POSITIONS
GunnerS Wipe Out DefenSes With / Heavy She'll Attack Con-
 tinuing Through Night
GERMANS SURRENDER,
 HAD ENOUGH OF WAR

Run Into Our Lines, Shouting Don't Shoot''-Teu of Huns Being Killed by Own Gas After Attack on Yankee Line-Half of ProjectiIcs Fall With in Own Territory.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

Niemcami ~trwa4ego przymierza
ma podstawie wielkiej pozyczki,
jaka Niemcy maja udzielic Persyi
ma sfinansoWanie kolei perskich
/ budowe prDedsiebiorstw kolejo-
wych. Wojska rosyjskie zostaly z
Persyi zupeanie wycofane w mysl
warunkow pokojowych, podykto-
wanych W BrzeSciu Litewskim.
Toxic, 20 marca. - Przybyly
tn z Piotrogrodu ambassador ia
ponski, wioehr. Uchida oglosil, il
odniosi wrazenie, podrozujac
przez SybTye, il ME grozi tam
narazie zbrojna akcya niemiecka ;
dodal przytem, IL Niemcy moga
obalic Rad Lenina W Moskwie,
lecz rucha1 bolszewickiego ME
wykorzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29
( VOjN?

jS bye znaczne a liczba ofiar wy
nosi 20 zabitych j kilkadziesiat
pokaleczonych.
- Komenda aliancka pok}ada
niezachwiana nadzieje w rezultat
pomySlny bitwy; w kazdym razie
wyleziono z okopow ma otwarte
pole i do walk wrecz sic zabrano,
a w tel odwaga i impet francusk
musza wziae gore mad przymuso-
wynn a tepym uporem niemieckie-
so zoinierza, przemoca pedzone--
60 do WALK. w Paryzu i w Lon
dynie spokoj i powaga panuja
niezakiocone. Bombardowanie
Paryza trivia, lecz ME czyni ono
zadnego wrazenia. z Anglii dono-
sza, IL jakkolwiek zapasy amuni-
cyl So przygotowane d~ostatecznie
wielkie ma najwieksze zapotrzebo
wanna chwili biezacej, lecz w kaz-
dym razie zarzadzono Srodki Ia
pobiegawcze, by zuzyta mase a
municyi zastapic nowo = sporza
dzona, a Churchill, minister zbro-
fen ogfosil APPEL do robotnikow
fabryk, by poniechali przerwy
sziatecznej w piracy i w swieta
pracowali, jake zwykle ola tenn
wiekszej produktywnoSci fabryk
amunicyi. Co do STRAIT poniesio--
nych w walce dotychczasowej O.
fensywy niemieckiej komenda
angielska utrzymuje, IL Niemcy
przesadzili je znacznie, jake zwy-
kle. licza IL ME $50 dziai, lecz mai
wyzcj 600 zabrali Niemcy Angli-
kom, nadto zabrali okolo sto
vtankow"; prawdopodobnie co do
liczby jencow ia sama miaia "a
stosowanie wysoka przesada.
NOWY WODZ?
Londyn, 90. marca. - Dziennik
Chronicle" donosi, IL wobec ma
glacej potrzeby akcyi jak najsil--
niej skoordynowanej ma froncie
wielkiej bitwy mozliwem jest,
re zostanie przez Aliantow zamia
nowany wspolny wodz naczelny,
ma kt6rego dotad zgodzic sic ME
chciano i ktorego problematu ME
mogfa dozwiazac nawet wspolna
Rada Wojenna Aliantow w Wer-
salu: obecnie prawdopodobnem
Jest, IL trzeba bedzie takiego wo-
dza naczelnego wspolnego zamia-
uowac, a zgodza sic ma to ochot-
ME i wodz angielski, Haig i wodz
francuski, Petain: przypuszczaja,
Il owym wodzem wspolnym -
naczelnym zostanie Swietny ge-
nera}-strateg francuski, Foch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29
zebraHie PoIak6W " SprawIe
trzscielpozyczh WoInOScloWej.

Wczoraj wieczorem odbylo sic
w sail Zjednoczenia P. R K. ze-
branie okoo so wybitnych Pc,
lakow, ma ktorysn ukonstytuo-
wano komitet, majacy sic zajac
agitacya wSrod Polakow w Chi
cago i pow. Cook W sprawie TREE
ciej pozyczki wolnosciowej
Third Liberty Loan,) ktorej
kampania rozpocznie sic dnia
6go kwietnia w rocznice wypo-
powiedzenia wojny Niemcom
przez Stany Zjednoczone.
Ma temzc posiedzeniu omawia-
no szczeg6lowo plany Rampant,
kt6ra bedzie powierzona dwuna-
stu subkomitetom, z ktorych ka-
zdy bedzie pracowaf w poszcze-
golnym dziale.
Sedziego Jareckiego wybrano
staIym prezesem komitetu pol
skiego ma pow Cokk., a p. w.
Jozwina stalym sekretarzem te-
goz komitetu.
Adv. N. l.. Piotrowski jest
prezesem polskiego komitetu ma
Stan Illinois.
Komitet polski wspoipracuje z
gl6wnym komitetem amerykai
skim siodmego dystryktu rezer-
wowego, ktorego siedziba jest
m. Chicago. Dystrykt ten obej.
mule kilka Stanow.
Uchwalono ustanowic dwana-
seize komitetow, ktorych sklad be
die skompletowany przez pre-
zesa sedziego Jareckiego. Oto
spis tych komitet6w: l. prasy;
2. duchowiehstwa; 8. organiza-
cyl i towarzystw; 4. urzednikow
i oficyalistow publicznych; 5.
adwokat6w; f. lekarzy, denty-
stow i aptekarzy; 7, bankier6w,
makler6w i agentow realnoScio-
wych; 8, spolek budowniczopo.
zyczkowych; 9. SHADOW zakla-
dow przemysiowych i handlo-
wych; 10. sail i posiedzeh; II.
m6wc6w; i -. komitetow lokal-
nych. Sklad tyoh komitetow
bedzie p6zniej ogioszony.
Uchwalono takze prosit pra-
Sc, azeby wystosowaia APPEL do
wszystkich Polakow, ably wszy'
Soy wywiesili flagi amerykahskie
dnia 6go kwietnia, w ktorym to
dniu obchodziG bedziemy rocz-
nice wypowiedzenia wojny Mem
COM Wywieszenie sztandaru
gwiazdzistego bedzie najwymow
niejsza deklaracya patryotyzmu
i lojalnosci ola sprawy Aliantow.
Ameryka ma prawo cd mas do
MACAO sig azeby wszyscy W tel
demonstracyi wzielismy udzia}
Okazmy, re rozumiemy nasz O,
bowiazekl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29
Z TowarzystwaLekarz
Polskich W Chicago.

Regularne miesieczne posiedze-
ME Towarzystwa Lekarzy Pol
skich W Chicago odbedzie sic W
piatek, dnia 29go marca, o die
wiatej godzinie wieczorem, W do
mu Zwiazku Poiek.
Program: - DR.. A. Szwajkart:
-,Dementia Preoox."
Dyskusya:- DR.. M, D. Kaczo-
rowska, Dr.. NJ. Dowiatt-Sass
DR.. Kozsowski, Dr.. Kalacinski.
DR.. NJ. Coy: ,.Choroby 20
ladka IL dzieci, karmionych sztucz
mem mlekiem."
Dyskusya: - DR.. Menclewskl
DIR. Dulak, DR.. Kalinowski.
DR.. ]. Krzeminski: ,Elek-
trycznosc zastosowana W medy'
cynie."
Dyskusya: - DR.. Pietrzykow'
ski, DR.. Napieralska, DR.. Kaszyn,
ski.
DR.. w. A. Kuflewski, PREF,
DR.. F. H. Cienciara, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29
POSTEPY ANGLIKOW
w

Londyn, 20. marca. - WoJska
angielskie W dalszych juz znowu
punktach przekroczyiy Jordan
rzeke, wypierajac Turkow. Jedno-
czesnie w Mezopotamii trivia po-
mySlny postep A~nglikow, ktorzy
w okolicy miasta Hit wzieli do
riewoli zgora 5000 Turkow i znie
sli caly korpus turecki tam dzia-
laiacy. Dostali sic do niewoli ba-
sza, dowodzacy d~ywizya, dwu
~seneral6w, przeszlo 200 oficerow
tureckich ! niemieckich, nadto
wzieto 10 armat, 1000 karabinow,
kilkadziesiat mitraliez i 600 wiel-
biad6w i koni, oprocz mas cafych
innej zdobyczy.
SYTUACYA MA WSCHODZIE
Amsterdam, 20. marca. Do
nosza z Ukrainy, IL tam poWsze-
china i najwyzsza Panuje anarchia
- wloScianie ukrainscy zbroJny
stawiajs opor przeciwko eNporto-
waniu zboza z Ukrainy do All
stryi... Niezadowolenie z wa
runkow pokoju jest tam powsze-
chine i wielkie, a powiekszaja je
rekwizycye niemieckie cukru
zboza ! surowca wszelkiego. Ra,
da Ukrsinna juz uchwalila votun
nieufnoSci ola rzadu Ukrainy i to
? powodu warunkow pokoju ME
korzystnych. w Kijowie przysz'
10 do powaznych zatargow po-'
miedzy przedstamicielami Me
mice i Austryi a czlonkami rzadu
ukrai1iskiego. Podobno Rad Il
kraihski, czy tez Rada Ukraine
pragna porozumienia z bolszewi'
kami rosyjskimi ma podstawie te'
deratywnej kooperacyi.
Donosza z Minska, il tan
Niemcy W sile 1000 ludzi zajel
miasto i p~ozabierali automobile
kwaterujacemu tam wojsku pol
skiemu, a ludnosci zywnosc: v
! rezutlacie taxa nieche6 niena
wise zapanowaia przeciw Mem
com wsr6d ludnosci i wojska, i
mozliwym jest wybuch Przec'7
iatruzom germanskim.
Potwierdza sic odebranie o
dessy, Chersonu i Mikoiajewa: v
Chersonie bolszewicy wytfukli o
kolo 500 Niemcow, wielu pojma
Ii do niewoli.
Moskwa, 20. marca. - Persy
udaie sic delegacya do Niemiec
majaca ma celu przeprowadzeni'
pertraktacyi celem zawarcia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29
WALK NApowIETRZNE.

Ain NrATS IL M NE.
Londyn, 20. marca. - w srods
miniona "a aeroplanow niemiec-,
kich zostaio zniszczonych a siedm
uszkodzonyeh; 10 maszyn an.
gielskich brakuje. Nadto w REL
dach rzucono ma skupienia Mem.
cow, ich transporty, ma masowc
atakujace oddziaiy - 30 ton ex'
plozywow i wystrzelano cwierG
miliona wstep nabojowych z mi
traliez awiatycznych.. Wreszcie
zniszczono 2 balony rekonesanso-
We - niemiechie. Procz tego
wykonano caiy szereg rejdow
skutecznych ma dalsze punkty pc
"a liniami nieprzyjaciela.
Paryz, 90. marca. - Awiatyka
francuska rownie czynna w wiel-
kiej bitwie, jak angielska! w O.
statnich ezterech dniach rzucono
przeszio $4,000 kilogramow ex-
plozywow i mase Gala nabojowych
wstep z mitraliez, przyczem aero
plany francuskie latafy mad Mem
cami tax nisko, IL nieomal ziemi
dotykaiy - w warunkach takich
celnosc strzaiow ich by}a swietna.
w utarczkach napowietrznych w
czasie wzmiankowmym z~niszczo-
no AZ aeroplanow i szesc balonow
niemieckich.
AMERYKANIE w OGNIU.
Paryz, 20. marca. - Ma odcin-
ku amerykanskim w Lotaryngii
strzelanina nieustanna; pc stro--
ME niemieckiej widae koncentra-
eye, transportow wyfadowywanie
i przygotowania pilne5 dziaia a.
merykanskie porozpedza}y partye
pionierow niemieckich zostawia--
JAG polegiych na placu robot; pa
trolowe wycieczki stwierdzify, IL
wziete pred 10 dniami okopy ME
mieckie - So wciaz przez Mem
cow jeszcze opuszczone, chloe A
merykanie rowniez ich ME obsa-
dill . Niemcy ME wrocili do
mich. Zmian ma linii niema zad-
nych.
MA WLoSKIM FRoNCIE.
Rzym, 90. marca. - So wiado-
mosci, il conajmniej 40 nowych
dywizyi austryackich - czyli O.
koio 800, 900 ludzi przybyio osta-
tnio ma front w4oski: dowodzi to,
IL ofensywa ma froncie wioskim
Jest rzecza pewna; wobec tel Pc
wnosci ME usunieto nj jednego
zofnierza z wloskiego frontu ma
wsparcie Aliantow we Francyi;
rowniel i dziaf masy Gale sprowa-
dzaja Austryacy z Rumunii i Ro-
Sui ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-29

Res.uku,sss prssyt, Gxytal p''nis
oS,os,.Iia EnS NENSiHkSyX stHfcHGosKis.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
FAVORED LOCATION
FOR GREAT PORT

With the expansion and extension
of International maritime commerce
in the near future, it is conceded by
the best informed mariners that the
port OF Pascagoula is one Of the most
favored locations on the gulf OF Mex
leo for gateway port TO South and
Central America. The establishment
OF extensive warehouses, docks and
loading basins should invite the at,
tention OF the large industrial points
OF the West. The European countries
are woefully in need OF grain, cotton,
wool and raw materials which can
only be supplied from the American
fields and trade centers. First class
shipping facilities are necessary for
the movement OF export goods and the
people OF gulf coast should be awake
and alive to the advantages offered
by the deep water harbor OF Pasca-
goula. Spread the news broadcast
that PascaEoula is p permanent port
admirably situated and possessing
every feature required for overseas
commerce.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

". NJ. Bordner vs.. R. J. Brewer.
I, the undersigned, Sheriff Of Jack
SON County. Mississippi, will, on MON.
DAY, THE ith DAY OF NOVEMBER,
a. n. 1915, between the hours Of
eleven O'Clock q. m, and four o'clock
p. m. sell at auction to the highest bid
der or bidders for cash, at the main
front door OF the Court House OF Jack,
son County in the City Of Pascagoula.
the following described property, or so
much thereof AS may be necessary TO
satisfy the hereinafter mentioned writ
and all costs. ;o,wit:
W. of NE1, SEA Of MEL and NEl
al NNt Of Section So, Twp, 6 5. Range
5 W. in Jackson County, Mississippi,
said property having been levied on by
me on the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1918,
rs the property OF r. J. Brewer NJ the
suit OF ", NJ. Bordner in the Justice
Court OF \, c, Dudley in Supervisors
District No. : at Escatavpa in said
County and is now ordered sold by
virtue OF writ OF Execution issued
in the above styled case by A. G. Dub
ley. Justice of the Peace. on the LIST
day Of October. A, D. 1918.
Witness my signature. this the Sth
day OF October. A. .. 1918.
VIM &, PARKER. SheriG.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
CONTRACT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that > con-
tract for the furnishing O. loQo9 bbls-
Of oyster shells STANDARD measure
on Gurley and Tsrrerson landings IL
supervisors district NJ. :. same 10 bs
delivered in sixty DAYS from accept
ance Of contract ViI he .eE 10 The
lowest bidder. On MONDAY. No
VENEER 4gh. 1878
AL bids are required 10 be ses.--
aud *ls5 with the Clerk q Bo&ri 1i
Supervisors o. OF est0-e l. o'c-,1S
H. q above dats~ Bond VIII be -a-
cuIre5 IS p7ori5s5 y law and -at
board reserves TIE -ish, ID relec. any
and all bids.
By order q Boz-s- Oc- 5, 1915
". p RAMSAY. President
FRED TAYLOR Clerk
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02

". Z Daniel.
In the -Ez--=ry Cc--t Of jackson
C----y. STATE q Mississippi
By v---zs q the authority vested IL
ne by E decree q The C1z-ca-y Co--z
&C Jackson County. Mississippi. -s-z-
cred in the zbove styled cause o. The
LIST day q September ISIS. I ----
sell a. F-t-i- oztcry 70 Ire highest
d-t1sr for ash az ths t-uat 5oc- c.
the Cc--- House. II TIE City C Pas
cse-1-z. Mississippi. CT 1st MONDAY
TIE t-s DAY or NOVEMBER 1915
Eith1- LEGAL Lc-rs. TIE following d.
s--.r=l -5a- estate II Tzckso- Comfy
Mississippi. -1Eit-
L--s W. AID s z S--z-s X o. tL=
q y 1z----a- ----bs- Cc-uz-ys
------ IS s-5-z D. s--vsr made -
E---C- Gcc5e- Su-T=yc-- O. he -ls-
Gay CO z-z=- 1855 al recorded Il
S--vzyc-s -e-o-5 p1Es $ O. 2=-o-E
C Surveys @ szi5 Comfy
he sz- iCss z-s sod "a tE= -
1oss % Fz--z-iczizE a-c-s TIE Cz-zrs
n s--C--z--z -l1h sid DEERE z-5
-Ls ---z s Believed q b SOD ~ 7
vi-- c--vsv cay s-ct -s--s - : vested
II re a. sad Cc--ist'-s--
VINES - kz-5 rs I'D cay C
seq ISIS FRED TATLOz-
S-<-zl Cc--izs1--s-.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NOTICE OF EQUALIZATION OF
CITY ASSESSMENT ROLLS,

BY order of the Mayor and Board OF
Aldermen OF the City OF PascagoulA'
notice is hereby given that the further
equalization of the valuation OF real
and personal property OF the City or
assessment for taxes and for approval
OF the assess ment rolls on file will
be taken up by the Board MONDAY
OCTOBER 18th. 1915 at 5 ?. n. and
each day thereafter at the same hour
until completed, not la'er than Oe-
tober 3lst.
BY order of the Board this the 18th
day Of October, 1918.
F. D. BECHT. Clerk.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NOTICE.

OF p-eposzI = jss1e Ore -u-sred z-5
Fifteen The-szro O3'lz-s of oo-cs
.e- ire rurccse g r-oSicirs fu-5s
fo- ire construction - Sanitary z-o
Stern Sewers z-5 rasirz parts e
certain streets II ard tor TIE cj;s .
7zsczecsls. Miss ssip7L
BY ordnance q the Mayor s-1
Ros-f Of Aldermen O Pzs-azou,z- Ms
stsipgi made On t1e 2s,h day OF Sep
tsubsr. 1918 &, WAS ordered th2t the
notice q proposal 70 issue the bonds
q he sid City 10 the amount q One
Hundred and fifteen Thousand Do
lars for TIE purpose Ct providing funds
for TIE construction of Sanitary ana
storm Sewers ars paving parts q
certain streets II ard for the CITY
e. Psscz-o-lz- Mississippi; % b pub
ushs5 a. required BY Law, shs-eSc-s-
Notice Is hereby given BY the Mayor
s-d Beard q Aldermen O. the CITY Of
Pasc2eoulz- Mississippi 70 TIRE t-N
usve-s thereof that Or TUESDAY
THE FIFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1918. hey propose % iss-a The bo--s
q he said City % the s-zcu-- o. one
Hundred srd Fitts- Th1-ss-1 Dol
lars dated December E-s7. ISIS, Da-E--
Ing t~snrv years the7saits-- and bar
ing interest 81 ire rs.s Of SIX 81 r5-
cs-sr- pe- zuzu-- psyzole ss--a1-
ruzIly.she procee5s C TIE bonds - b
used fo- TIE purpose q cc-s--1et1zE
Sanitary an Sso-u Sewers ard paw
t-r ra-1s Ct certain streets q E-6 to-
ire City q Pzsc2so-ia- MISSISSIPPI
Y. P. DaTEN. MAYOR
= D. BNHT. Clerk
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
MSS

The United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation has IS
sued handbook on employment man
agement which mas been sent 10 every
shipyard in the country. Il points oat
that the Shipyaris should stabilize
their labor: hire men carefully with
due regard for their qualifications and
ability and assign them 10 tasks which
are within their capacity. The men
should be surrounded with sanitary
conditions and furnished with decent
living quarters for themselves and
their families.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Fl. Minor Russell
VS..

VS.
No. SSl7
Richard Harmon Tanner ct al
The State of Mississippi.
To V. p. Moran, and to Theopniius
Tanner, if living. and if dead TO ms
unknown heirs at law; VIM. NJ. Tan
ner, if living and ii dead against ms
unknown heirs at law; and all persons
having or claiming any Legal OF
equitable interest in the lands IN the
County of jackson, State aforesaid
sold for taxes on the It'll day of April
1918, viz:
Nj of NWl and Swi of NWa OF Sec
ton IL Township South, Range o
West, wherein you are defendants
You are commanded TO appear ne
fore the Chancery Court OF Jackson
County. State of Mississ ppi, TO be
holden at the Court House, on the
THIRD MONDAY OF NOVEMBER
1918, to answer the suit of H. Minor
Russell to have the aforesaid tax sale
and tax title confirmed and quoted
This 18th day OF September, A. D.
1918. FRED TAYLOR, Clerk.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
No 5N-G.

No. 5N-i.
The State Of Mississippi.
To ". I. Smith.
You are commanded 10 appear be-
fore the Chance-y Court OF the
County OF jackson in said State al
Rules on the SECOND MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER. 4. D. 1918. 70 defend the
suit in said court o. Coast Colony <
Realty Company e. al. wherein you
are a defendant
This Srd day OF October, A D. 1915.
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
No. 1919.

No. 3S19.
The State Of Mississippi.
To Philip Dunaway:
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Chancery Court OF the County
oil Jackson in said State at Rules on
the SECOND MONDAY OF OC-
TOBER. y. D. 1918, to defend the suit
in said court Of Mrs. Belle Dunaway,
wherein you are a defendant
This I6th day OF September, A. D.
1915.
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NINE MILLIONS w. 5. S. SOLD.

Total sales OF war savings and thrift
stamps in Mississippi reported through
the federal reserve banks ami post
Offices show that up 10 October l
Mississippi had actually purchased
Sq.s54.S2S,s7, making the per capita
purchase for the state $465, During
the month OF September Mississippi
purchased SI.444.SI4.s0 in war savings
stamps, occupying send place for that
month. and purchasing . Per capita Of
- cents.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02

The shiphuildins industry OF Pasca-
guula and Ness Point Is rapidly de
veloping the commercial prosperity
OF jackson county. Ship0uildinE IS
here 70 stay and the future Of PISS
cagoula IS highly pruaisils. Those Ell
gaged IN shipbuiliing should endeavor
TO own a home and become permanent
citizens
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Ne. 1928
The State OF Mississippi
To Ensie Polk
You are commanded 10 appear be-
fore the Cha1cery Court OF the Coun,
~ OF Jackson in said State on the
THIRD MONDAY. OF NOVEMBER,
=. D. 1918, to defend the suit in said
court OF Thomas Polk wherein you
are defendant
This End day OF October, a D. 1918.
FRED TAYLOR, CLERK
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. $500
The State OF Mississippi
To Joseph Mitchell:
You are commanded 10 appear be
fore the Chance-y Court Of theCOunty
Of Jackson. il said State, on the
THIRD MONDAY OF NOVEMBER,
a D. 1915. 70 defend the suit in said
Court Of Rosie MitchelI. wherein yol
are defendant
Given under my hand this Sth day
Of October. = .. 1918.
FRED TAYLOR.
CLz-cery CLERK. Jackson Co. Miss.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
w SIS

Senator-elect Pat Harrison has so--
ten hack or the Job. having recovered
from his recent attack Ct "du- He s
in washington aiding the admiEistra-
ton il Winning the w4r.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No SS22

No. 5sS3.
The S-E-e o. Mississippi
To Laura long
Eo- are COMMANDED 70 appear b.
t-rs The CL1-ce-y Court Of The Com
y o. Jackson II said STATE O. the
TLi-i Nc-Ezy o. November. A D
ISIS % defend TIE suit In said CONT
q. Clarence lang. wherein E1- a-s =
defendant
TL-s l--l day c. -Oc-cts-. 4 .
ISIS FRED TAYLOR. C-s-k
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
No. $3.50.
7rz State OF NfSSLSSiuuf

No. $50
The State o. Mississippi
To Ms. Emma May Peliss.
You 2re commanded % appear BE-
fore the Chz-cs-y Court Of the Ccun,
y OF Jackson in said State OF the
Third Monday OF November. \ D
1915 20 defend the suit II said cour,
e. = g. F5--zs- wherein yo- are de-
f5-Ea--
This L5-z day u October. \ .
ISIS. FRED TAYLOR. CLERK
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Chronicle is authorized to an
nounce MIR. W. j. JOHNSON as a
candidate to ill the vacancy in the
office OF Supervisor for Beat at the
special election Tuesday, Nov 8, 1918.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1918-11-02

Mr.. Lawrence Watts arrived home
las, Friday on s. short THROUGH from
Auburn. Ala, where he IS E student in
the L. 5. Training Corps al Auburn
College.