The Grenada sentinel., 1909-05-28

subscription list, and stands in con-
traSt to the other publications which
will not do anything OF the sort. II
your managing editor had th)ught a
little before printing such Squib.
or had Investigated the matter Sufil'
cien.ly, he would have discovered that
Mr.. Wilson has not in any sense de
frauded us, and that consequently II
is impossible for US to sue him or
bring him to any sort Of justice.
This must be done by those whose
money he has taken without adequate
returns. Mr.. Wilson was at one time
a trusted representative Of Taylor
Trotwood, but during the last few
months has been guilty OF the actions
mentioned in your article. We stand
ready to do anything within our pow
er to get satisfaction for the citizens
I. Grenada, or any other place, should
ley have been defrauded illegally,
Tut it is obviously impossible for us
To Lake the first step in a matter Of
This KIND, for we would be laughed
ou. II court. We have in every case
,cfcrre, % US done our best to give
he p:rti,s SIch information as would
tc nr"~ ~ary for the alleviatun Of
their difficulties, and we have suffered
z great deal N re 1.,m this than all
the citizens OF GferadA put together.
La every Instance We have uI red 70
make good SubScriptionS taken by Mr.
WilS,n, but the point which seems TO
have been overlooked by the party
who gave you the miS-infOrmatiUn
contained in your paper is that Mr..
Wi!atn was not authorized to take
subscriptions tOauy other publications.
than our own, and did 50 against our
explicit orders, aud We learned Of it.
not from Mr.. Wilson, but from the
people whose money he took without
giving them returns.
We shall expect the same publicity
given TO this statement that you gave
10 the damaging article hereto at
tache |"
Not being acquainted with the stock
holders, directors or officers Of the
rayi"r Trotwood Publishing Co., we
are unable to place the identity OF the
auth her Of the above communication as
the writer thought SO little of his prog
eny that he did not father it by attach
10y his signature We are indeed sur
prised at the tone Of the letter and
must conclude that the mind OF the
author was 'unfetterd by the four
corners Of hard matters of facts
and we think we can show that there
was more than d single. element Of
truth" in our statement.
We give below statements made
by two Of our citizens who entrusted
their III .uey 10 wilson Mr.. w. ii.
CTow1er was for four years sheriff Of
J"is county aud Is now the chief depu-
ty in that otlic. Nj. Il w. Sharp
is memhtr Of the furniture firm Of
Garner & Sharp and is gentleman
o. unquestioned yeracity:
This is TO certify that paid Mr..
Walter L. Wilson 50 en- the 25th day
Of February 1909 TOR subscriptions to
several different magazines among
which was a subscription to the Tay-
lor-Trot voCd magazine for twenty
four months. have written the Tay-
lor-TroUwood Publishing Co, Nash
vile Tenn, about my failure to get
these publications but up to this
time have received none OF them nor
has there been any satisfactory ad
juStment Of the matter.
w. Fl. Crowder.
This is to certify that [ paid Mr..
Waiter L. Wilson for one years sub
scriptiOn to the following publications |
when he was in Grenada recently:
Ladies Home Journal, Taylor
weod magizine and the Nashville |
Christian Advocate, the latter being |
a renewal subscription. After wait
ing a reasonable time to receive the |
publications l wrote to the TAYLOR
Trotwood Pub. Co; twice and received
no response / then wrote the Chris
tain Advocate at Nashville and in a
few days, thereafter I received letter
from the Taylor Pub. Co.
Up to this hour neither the Taylor.
Trotwood magazine nor the Ladies
Home Journal is being received by
me. The Christian Advocate is be.
ing continued on the old subscription.
r. w. Sharp.
Besides these gentlemen, number
Of others have made similar state
ments to us, and were we to put our.
selves on inquiry, we would doubtless
find perhaps a half hundred ia Gre
NADIA who are regretting what they
invested with Mr.. Walter L. Wilson.