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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
FURTHER TIME
is GRANTED
CITY COUNCIL AND DIRECTORS or c..
M.&P.R.R. COMPLY WITH REQUEST
OF A. & 7. v. R. R. PROMOTERS.

The directors of the Columbus,
Memphis and Pensacola Railroad
met Monday afternoon to con-
slider a request from the pro-
moters of the Aberdeen and
Tombigbee Valley Railroad, that
they be extended further time,
viz: to September 1, 1909, in
which to complete the line.
1t will be remembered that the
latter are working under a char
ter granted the former company
and under the terms of the sale
the charter was to revert to the
original incorp-rators in case the
road was not built by January
/. 1909. President H. E. Rey-
nolds and Messrs. H. ]. Jennings
and Ben. Mcfarland were pres
ent at the meeting and gave salts
factory reasons for their failure
to comply with the agreement.
They also assured the directors
of the old company that if the
time was extended as requested
the road would be completed by
Sept. 1, 1909.
After full discussion of the
matter the directors of the c.,
M. & P. r. R. decided to grant
the request.
On Tuesday morning the city
council held a meeting and also
granted the same extension.
1t is understood that President
Reynolds and his associates are
now in a position to finance the
road and push the work to COM
pletion.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
Cotton Seed Supply Short.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 8. With
in the past week several cotton
seed oil mills in Mississippi that
are short or seed supply have
been paying as high as S18 per
ton and transactions at SIC and
$17 per ton are quite frequent.
The opinion generally prevails
among manufacturers that only
a few of the mills will be able to
run after the 1st of March. The
visible supply is exceedingly
short, and some of the plants
are even now having time
keeping enough seed on hand to
make their regular runs.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
Hens csckling Loud Now.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. Eggs
are selling on the Jackson mark
ct at 35 cents per dozen, the
supply is shorter than for many
years and a 5 cent advance in
price is prospective.
Therefore, if you turn over in
your bed one of these fine morn
ings and hear your neighbor's
hens cackling you will no doubt
discover a 4O-cent note in their
voices.
Local retailers say they are
paying 81 cents per dozen for
eggs in case lot, bought without
guarantee of freshness, and, as
an advance by the wholesaler is
prospective, the retail price is
likely to scoot upward to the &c
cent mark.
Eggs always advance about
Christmas time, in recognition
of the inevitable law of supply
and demand, but this year the
demand is so far in excess of the
supply that there is no telling
just where it will stop. OF
course, there is no likelihood
that the price will go beyond so
cents per dozen, for that would
shorten the demand, and, of
course, increase the supply, for
few people can afford to buy
shell goods at that figure.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
A SMALL VOTE
IS POLLED
MUNICIPAL ELECTION MONDAY DID NOT
ATTRACT MANY PEOPLE.

The general election for city
officials was held Monday, anC
the Democratic nominees were
elected without opposition.
A very light vote was pClled,
only one hundred and thirty
eight ballots being cast. The
officers elected for the ensuing
two years, beginning Jan. II,
were:
E. S. Donnell, Mayor; B. A.
Weaver, John A. Smell, L. A.
Vaughan, E. S. McClanahan. E.
S. Moore, and John w. Steen,
Councilmen; w. A. Pickett,
Brooks MCGOWAN, w. S. Newby
and w. C. Gunter. Trustees,
Public School.
With such an efficient and hon.
orable representation as is found
in the gentlemen whose names
are above mentioned there is no
reason to fear that the affairs of
the city will be handled in a
way that will be satisfactory to
all concerned.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
Col. Taylor Warned.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. s.
A special to the Times from
Trenton, Tenn, says:
1t has been reported that Col.
R. Z. Taylor of this place, who
made such a miraculous escape
from the night riders the night
that Capt. Quinten Rankin was
hanged at Walnutlog, Oct. 5. has
received a note containing notice
that the night riders will call at
his home and take his body,
dead or alive, but set no date nor
gave intimation as to when the
attack is to be made.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
FLAvIUS BROBST
GOOD ENTERTAINER

The Knights of Pythias mem.
bers arranged and carried out ar
interesting program last Tuesday
evening at Pythian Hall, for the
benefit of the home lodge
The entertainment began al
$50 O'Clock, when Mr.. ]. Warren
sang a beautiful solo, Mrs. B. K.
Sessums presiding over the or
gan.
Hon. j. /. Sturdivant intro
duced Mr.. Flavius Brobst, the
prominent lecturer, representing
the New Orleans Lyceum Bureau,
who gave one of the most inter-
esting talks on Pythianism ever
heard in this city.
Mr.. Brobst in commencing his
address, said:
Standing in this beautiful city
which has honored itself by hon.
oring the discoverer of America,
in perpetuating his name among
the living progressive institutions
of the present, ] feel an inspira-
ton on me to talk about that i'm
mortal character who reveals to
the world this continent which
determine the destiny of the
whole world and the entire race.
When in Geneva, Italy, some
time ago, had the delightful
experience of a visit to the Amer
lean Consul General stationed at
that post, to whom | had an in
PRODUCTION from the American
Secretary of State. Finally L
said to the gentleman: my real
purpose in calling upon you was
to find out where, according to
the latest information and high
est authority, Christopher Colum-
bus was born?" He told me it
was in a suberb of Geneva.
The next day / took a train to
the suburbs and visited a stone
house in which Columbus was
born. The blue waves of the
Mediterranean Sea rolled up the
golden beach half block from
the house, | was a boy once
more, and impersonating the boy
Columbus, | looked oct over the
great sea to where the sky dip
ped down into its water and felt
the inspiration which it would
exercise from the spirit of an ad-
venturous boy.
This country should be named
Columbus, if your city is in SIM
pie justice to the sublime chalac-
ter and achievement of this i'm
mortal man. How interesting it
would be, here and now in this
city which bears his name, to
talk about the influence America
is exercising upon the world,
changing it and Americanizing
the whole earth. But my subject
is "Pythianism."
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

Every case OF backache, weak back,
bladder Inflammation and rheumatic
pains is dangerous if neglected, for
such troubles are nearly always due to
weak kidneys. Take DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills. They are antiseptic
and soothe pain qnickly. Insist pom
DeWitj's Kidney and Bladder Pills,
Regular size soc. Sold here by L. E.
Mayheld.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
Honor Roll

The following is the honor roll
of the first grade, Barrow Mem
orial school:
Clyde Atkins, Joe Ben Cline,
Davis Coward, John Grider,
John Jacob, William Lotion,
Earl Sheer, John Thomas Thorn
ley, Louie Thweat, Earl Pharis,
Enocn Granade, Anne Cassidy,
Louise Curry, Gladys Elder,
Emma Kline, Ruth McCreevy,
Leila Smith, Loodie SIN tn, Annie
Watson, Annie Gaines, Sallie
Lou Walker.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
Don't Be Hopeless

abb ut voHrseb when you're crippled
with rheumatism or stiff joints-of
course you've tried lot of things and
they failed. Try Ballard's Snow Lini-
ment-it will drive away all aches, pains
and stiffness and leave you as well as
you ever were. Sold by Mayo Drug Co.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
MINUTES or
CITY COUNCIL
REsULAR MONTHLY REPORT HANDED
OUT BY THE CITY COUNCIL.

lContilued from Sundays issue)
The reports of the Street Com
missioner, Capt. of Police and
Engineer Of the water works,
were read and ordered filed.
"a petition from Joe Love and
Mr.. Lee George making COM
plant of the unsanitary condi-
ton of the large drain ditch,
running from Fourth street, s.
TO the river was read. Messrs.
George and Love appeared be-
fore the council in person in sub
stanciation of the above petition,
and was assured the matter
would have due consideration at
the hands of the council.
Reports from Mr.. Hunt as
well as from the Captain of Po-
lice, giving the nightly registra-
tiOn Of Ammeters recently in
stalled by the city were read,
and on motion the light commit
tee were instructed to confer
with Mr.. Greenland of the light
company, and state in substance
that in the opinion of the coun-
ell the city was not getting the
candle power she was paying
for, and see if the matter could
not be adjusted to the satisfac-
tiOn of the council.
A petition from residents of
Ward 3, asking that Mr.. J. f.
1der be appointed police
uau lyr Robertson addition, was
read and ordered filed.
The street committee reported
that they had up to this time
been unable to make satisfactory
arrangements with the First
State bank in regard to opening
a certain street, and asked and
was granted a continuance.
The following communication
of the Mayor was read.
Columbus, Miss, Nov. 8, 1908.
To the City Council of the City
Uoi s. Mis-
Gentlemen:- Your action at
your last regular and adjourned
meeting of the Mayor and City
Council in fixing the salary of
the Assistant Water Inspector at
$1,000 per annum, is in my judg-
ment excessive when you COM
pare the duties of this position
with that of other similar ones.
Salaries, as / understand 1T,
are to cover the requirements of
the office to be filled and not the
man.
The duties # a policeman are
far more. and the responsibilities
much greater than those connec-
ted with this position, and their
pay is only $500 per annum. A
policeman is required to put in
twelve hours a day and some
times more. Why then this diff
ference?
l believe the laborer is worthy
Of his hire and that all men
should receive a fair and just
compensation for their work,
but I am opposed to discrimina-
ton under whatever condition
the same may be presented.
] think the same salary paid
the police is just and very reason
able one to be paid the Assistant
Water Inspector. and very
heartily approve this amount
but l am impelled by a sence of
duty to withhold my approval
and record my vote in opposition
to said action in making this sal
airy $1,000 per annum.
Having hllad all fhaSa poai
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

Just received a car load of
Singer and Wheeler and Wilson
sewing machines. We sell on
easy payments or discount for
cash. Singer Sewing Machine
Co, 315 Main ST., J. w. Clark,
Manager.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
not only heals irritation and allays in
flammation, thereby stopping the
cough, but it moves the bowels gently
and in that way drives the cold from
the system. Contains no opiates. 1t
is pleasant to take, and children es-
pecially like the taste, so nearly like
maple sugar. Sold by L. E. Mayfield.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
Christmas Books For Every
body.

Our line of children's books is
complete. Come in and look
over them Beautiful linen and
paper books in bright colors for
the little tots. Henty, Alger, Op-
tic, Mead, Alcott, and Little,
Colonel books.
Handsomely illustrated gift
books in burnt leather bindings,
suitable for the most fastidious.
James Whitcomo Riiey's books
illustrated by Christy. The
Christy books, Henry Hutt's pic
ture book, and many others too
numerous to mention. Copy
rights and all the latest fiction.
Bibles of all descriptions. Fine
boxed st tionery, leather goods,
toys, fire works and Xmas tree
decorations.
DIVELBISS,
Phone 272. 415 Main street.
Columbus, Miss.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

Itching, bleeding, protruding or blind
piles yield to Doan's Ointment. Chron-
ic cases soon relieved, finally cured.
Druggists all sell it,
For sale by all dealers, price so cents.
Foster -Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y,
sole agents for the United States. Re-
member the name-Doan Sand take no
other.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

To those afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble, baekaehe, rheumatism.
Pinules f. r the Kidneys bring relief in
the first dose. Hundreds of people to-
day testify to their remarkable healing
and tonic properties. 80 days. trial
St00. They purify the blood. Sold by
J. w. Jones.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
Basket Ball Game.

University of Arkansas VS.. 1.
|. and c., Saturday, Dec. II. 2::30
p. m, College campus. Admis-
sion SOC. College students and
school children 25c.
12-5ot
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup alwey,
brings quick relief TO coughs, colds,
hoarseness, whooping cough and all
bronchial and t roat trouble. Mothers
especially recommend it for children.
as it is pleasant to AXE 1t is gently
laxative. Should be in every homes
Guaranteed. Sold by ]. w. Jones.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

Corinth Station-L NJ Broyles.
, Corinth, South Side. G.
Garner.
Corinth Circuit-Supplied by
f. Fl. Cunningham.
Guntown-H. T. Gaines.
Iuka Station-O. L. Savage.
Iuka Circuit-J. r. James.
Kossuth--G. W. Gordon.
Jonesboro-Supplied by j. Z.
Stevens.
Mantschie-S Supplied by NJ. L.
Ward.
Marietta-SuppIied by D. R.
McDougal.
Mooresville-G. w. McClain.
MYRTLE. w. Duncan.
New Albany-W. G.. Harris.
New Albany Circuit-A. w.
Langley.
Rainey Supplied by j. N.
Flynn.
Tishomingo- Supplied by w.
N. Dodds.
Wheeler--Supplied by J. d.
Boggs.
Ripley and Blue Mountains-J
H. Bass.
Dumas and New Hope-Sup-
piled by D. NJ. Floyd.
Rienzi-W. w. Jones.
Hatchie Mission Nj. Spires.
Dry Creek--J. Gullett.
Durant District.
N. G. Augustus, presiding ell
der.
Ackerman-J. ID. Simpson.
Black Hawk-W. L. Stormont.
Chester-W. T. Rogers.
Durant-W. N. Duncan.
Ebenezer--J. A. Coleman.
Kosciusko Station--R. A.
Tucker.
Kosciusko Circuit--W. A.
Clark.
lexington. w. Dorman.
Louisville--E E Langfor6.
McCool-J A Good.
Pickens-S NJ Thames.
Poplar Creek--E 3 Sharp.
Rural Hill--W M Commander.
Sallis-J ID McWhorter.
Tchula and Sidon--K A Jones.
Vaiden--J II Smlth.
VEST A Greening.
President Millsaps College
" B Murrah.
Greenville District.
r. A. Meeks, presiding elder.
Arcola and Hollandale-L p
Wasson.
Boyle-W Nj Langley.
Coahoma-D l. Cogdell.
Cleveland Station j I Lewis.
Clarksdale-W L Duren.
Cleveland Mission-R | Collins
Friars Point-T II Lipscomb.
Glen Alien and Graun-J Fl
ingram.
Greenville--J r.. Countiss.
Gunnison-J j Brooks.
HilIhouse and Deeson-J w
Honnell.
Jamestown and Belen-T NJ
Bradley.
Leland and Benoit-W d Nc
Cullough.
Lula and Lyon w Price.
I 4
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
tons myself, I know whereof ]
speak.
Respectfully,
E. S. DONNELL,

McClahahan x Weaver. That
the vote of the Mayor be not
sustained, So ordered.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10
NORTH MISSISSIPPI METHODIST
CONFERENCE HAS ADJOUNED
VERY FEW CHANCES ARE MADE IN APPOINTMENTS COLUMBUS
FIRST CHURCH REJOICES IN HAVING REV. 7. ". LEWIS
RETURNED--LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

The annual session Of tn,
North Mississippi Conference
which convened in Water Valley
on December End. adjourned
Monday, after the following
list of appointments were an
nounced by Bishop Morrison:
Columbus District
l.. M. Lipscomb, Presiding Ell.
der.
Brooksville-W. G. Galceran.
Cedar Bluff. L. Nabors.
Columbus, Firt Church-T
w. LEWIS.
Columbus, Second Church
Supplied by NJ. H. Wells.
Colum bus Circuit-L. d. Wor-
sham.
Crawford-W c. Lester.
Hebron-To be supplied.
Macon-J E. Thomas.
Mathiston-B. P. Patterson.
Mayhew-A. H. Williams.
Shuqulak-Q. A. Oats.
Starkville Station-R. H. B
Gladney: T. G.. Wier, superin-
tendent.
StarkviIle Circuit-w j. Wor-
ley
Sturges-W. r Goudelock
West Point. II. ID nrsey.
WinstnnvilIe-T. Hopper.
Chaplain U S. Ar VI. A
Randolph.
Aberdeen District.
J. H. Presiding Elder.
Aberdeen Station-W. E. M.
Brogan.
Aberdeen Circuit Supplied by
l.. T. Sargent
Amory and Nettleton-W. S.
Shipman.
Bounds Mission w. w. Mar
tin.
Buena Vista-O P. Armour.
Fulton Circuit-A. l.. Daven-
port.
Houlka-T. j. Durrett.
Hou stin-L. w. Cain.
Montpelier-J. A. Poe.
Nettleton Circuit-B. B. Sui
Ivan,
Okolona Station-R. A.
Clark.
Okolona Circuit i. A. Burns.
Palestine-T. E Yancy.
Pittsboro-W, C. Carlisle.
P ,ntotoc-J' T. Lockhart.
Prairie-J. w Burt.
shannon-A. II. Goforth.
Smithville-W. A. Bowlin.
Tupelo-W. W, Woodland.
Vardaman-R. P. Goar.
Verona-D. ". Babb.
New Salem-Supplied by
Thomas Mills.
Corinth District.
R. P. Jaco, presiding elder.
Boonville Station. H. Hold
or.
East BoonvilIe Circuit-C. G.
Adair.
Boonville Circuit-R. w. Ev-
ans.
Bonneville Mission-Supplied
by J. NJ. Carpenter.
Belmont-E. G. Sullivan.
Blue Springs-S Supplied by A.
Nj. Bennett.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1908-12-10

(Contihued on Page Four)
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
Al Because one Councilman sue,
Eests That Another Is
untfuthfui

0aIane 0kla Jan "a a 9nsa
tloaal seesss iu shlcA an nk bottle
paved He aas nailassb|s part took
p'aes q &c aaIee q MAYOR CassiDs Il
hams this maming Ceauciman +.
q lAskef feeenting tlle application
o thar saofief and fofe.hle episiet
IS rejecting 81 uis integrity, hurled
tis vessel 81 Councilman b. T. Nor.
lrsou TIE elethea u the victim weFt
spatfefed alth lie naid and a mirror
Nas broken lugeffefenee ~ others
"a tie room prevented > nofe serious
elaeh
HaFkef elafFea tae paolie lmproge.
meal aammlttee with negligence in
nsndIine fle hlas on fls proposed
taae9 municipal improvements Hs
rae lnlo ! meetluE of ths committee
Al ths mayors apartments and 1emAhI
dea tie right to vote Morrison cb
ieetea ata heated senis ialioWsd ths
affair mlaafinE 10 uie assault
Tie grand jars will Investigate thl
matter n @iiica the committee ha,
besa ilssalng of tils bids as stated b
membafs 81 tie administration
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
ASKS FOR S225,0OO
Ia ptiray klegiiaa Expenses. saa
Holding Constitutional
coavenilen

Washington u IAN Aa
ameH10e9 pf asyeMnR8 latea
naff IS Ualklpns ln tha ho4se
~ fof aa appropriation % eN IS
aafAY tbe rtpena 30 fHe ttesIseflais
ana aodng constitutional canreHf
e. ffat state met eith opposition =
TaeHes aud several otlssf Rapaa
eaus spetefs iu support of tie
amendment ssrs made bY Davenport
Falfm Faris aud carter II l4sa
laeHa
gAftsf. in efpft9lng the hppe that
Tie mattsr sou'i bs put uu a teu
plane free from uaftJ politics H.
came Involved in a tilt with Mann lf
okahsma cautinusd 90 b. made s
faatuail % rauEress and continued e
be treated bY tiir Republicans - als
taa besu. aidCartef. that state aoald
give Democratic majority of sgty of
eighty thousand Instead II tsentl
aFs thonand
II sea 90 if, he said Yua d e
81 TIE psfil of yoof own party 10 that
state
Mann asserted that TIE gentlemen
entirely mlsandcmtood the temper q
tie Republican sde o. he tlltass i
suad vote az Appropriation ioF tie
pafpase oi affecting ule political eau
pleainn ~ the state
tAftef reporIvi thar hs hepei Mann
saa lnt opposing the Amendment siH.
I'D because Oklahoma gave Uamo.
cratic majority
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
THINK THAW INSANE
Nov say Harry Did Not Know he
Nature OF Quality Of bis Al,
Nor That the Act Was
Wrong

Sss Nofs. Jan. Df Cbas Fran
els bingham family physician. vas
pat on the stand shen c0ufl opened
t0saf Ia ths trial OF Harry K 14aa
Wien ffst called 10 attend rhae tie
latter eas three years ola At that
tine hls nervousness often haFdafed
81 eous8'sions ln ne fail of lW3 re
witness treated him iof nervousness
aud melancholy THIS vas after
T4as arst tap abroad with EVELYN
Seshlt The witness saw Thae m
tie Tennis after hs arrest lie thsn
Impressed the stiffness ss Irrational.
4 half hour foeess followed ana
then ilf q g Wagousf. supeuuten
dent 81 the state hospital fof tie II.
sane u Hlnglamton, NJ S.. -
called "a THE stand Mr. Nagunes
hald that a. tho result III HE eaamln
atloua o. TilAw Ia tle Tomla he eon-
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-30
AFTER PIPE LINE
West Fought Case tn @. S. Court
in Maskoges Yesterday

Nekasee Jan Attuueg asuer
Wsst Ieft lnaaY moraug flr Mns
sekss where TIE tmrd uuH1 81 tls
sH sfh TIE 1e,ar takes place
Nlea tae nHsi States udge fr ue
Esssfa asfHr B D. CaHpaeI
presiding oa tHe beucH Ihe aapus
q question IS tHe HHEaa Nas nsaf
t0e 0ae Ut U lam
saH ae e uHM Wunt uaiea
aa 6 taa Rteoof ma Charles
West
Aa ume t's rass aas
lsaHa NM@ leiam ule 8Nt
eaaa 81 eht rmt iNe oaenluU
osHg 80 Company ASKED that te
state fse 81 'e5ers caar,s IaasIlc
ueu Ha tEe natter Ihe court f1sre
hea q tts eaHfmr ard rendered m
apaM 81 fbe effect uaf fhe state
Hs aIa Hat HusilcfioH
Nee fhf 0eta D1nuelE co.'s Conn
pus before the federal court
sat asks thsf theY take jurisdiction
aaaf ffaa tGt state courts
Tee ATTORNEY general has he'd OH
aanE tHat ttgn eas no federal Ques
Uum involved in rHs decision and
10 Erdanis fef ths motIont 10 transfer
such cases
If mRfI b. interesting to forecast
tlai tie outcome of ths case con.
tuseai aIaays upan certain class 20
conditions II ths United stuos
district eaaft eere to ho.d tlnt the
cas- dd eme within federal ura
dIel0n HFetff tanrls aeuld follow
elieH saa Inevitably rusuItln lal.
lnk saHa aN6 Wien contempt uroeeed.
lngs aefe b order Tie state would
oi course have Is totally ignore the
lederal court Tie receiver appointed
Ii state would Ko directly % The
supreme court or else 10 the United
states court of appeals a. 81 Louis,
No.
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FOREIGNERS ROBBED

stroud o. Jan rfs gang 4
zsyeuty Foreigners auanE - u5a
PIPE line near STROUD are stu eaa
sldefablt stirred 90 By tie fthtstl
nsfpetfaiet GA then ast essk 4 asf
of s. ago thfes men ssnt oat e f8s
camp and told TIE Foreigners usf
fhsg usre oHlcsrs aud eefs searching
for watches that lad iesn sfe.sn aaa
wanted 90 search thscamp Ties ssfs
allowesi % a. So When tie three eft
L vas discovered that thsY hAd
systematically looted tie camp =
esefgtfing in TIE aaY of mons4
Iswelfy. patrl..4 ETC t5ls 10 cash
1elns tass0 alone Warrants sefs is
sued fof the thlefes Tie deputy sisfIH
= llss county mada tlle arrests oftso
men palntsa oat a. having bssn im
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led tie deputy uiassif as TIE third
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pat nnsier bond whlch Ties Kafe.
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camp ard tried to fHghtsn tle iaf
elansu into leaving towH buf sefs
ausacasfu. and ~efe aealn aFfetei
and afs nns 10 ail