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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
amtsridters Miibielisfcitcn.

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f1uft, bel Der Die ImtSrihter chamber
ibre alagen portragen polten. CUR
@inleitung bieier Sa9une bibtete eli
rler Der Serren Hidter elm Srpgramms
gebi6t nab Der befnnnten Welpbie:
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lalttet alIo:
Nil perfectum 9ibt's altf grben
Selbit Dem 9fihter bliib'n gei6perben
Su Dem amte ionbcr Sabl.
&enn Die Inbern I'm Die 8ette,
SGnarben nod i'm neifen Bette,
Sdafft er i1on I'M Tribunal.
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Slinbe unb meiit p~aiierloIe
@lasfaraffe bon &riltau.
Sidte Menifenbaufen Iteben,
@enidenoiifte iiiB burd)peben
8aliam9leiG ben Sisun9siaal.
@iitbenb itreitenbe Garteien
@rllnblps hurheinanber ihreien,
Eeftsanipdlt' iih 1fnauSen an.
80ie Shulbner, bdnberin9enb,
Ranidaer, @ehiel ihfpingenb
Srdngen iid Gid bcran.
Sas b%ertporfenIte 8elifter
8irb 9ebradt gum S6Dffenridter:
8er bes 9auies Srieben bridt,
@er gebeim perIhleppte Efdnber.
Ohm Iapier burhitreift Die 2duber,
Iil6 unb @ein nit @aiier mii4t,
User Die Sermanbnb bei6impfet,
8er elm 2inb nitt 5eitig impfet.
Guf beltelte Geder 9ebt,
@er ians gene bas 8nmmeln liebet,
@it Wiilleimern &egeln i6iebet.
Wor9ens, Ell Der Sabn gefrdbt.
Sod Oh SGoffe, Gibiliite,
Sb on @runbbliGricbter bite,
Sb gar .tpeltfremb" on genannt -
Sic bas 8ort ltetS ipieberfduen
&Dnnen ms ben Nafen bduen.
Sod Der cole Hidteritanb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
5n 5uh nm bic @elt.

@emdB Scridtcn ans benz Often
befanb lid am SamStag. Den 81. Snli,
Soiepb Sol5dpfel aus @apcrn auf icis
iler nm cine &ettc bon $4,000 nit
Dem Srnnffnrter Sportsgmb umtere
.nonmencn SuBreiic nm bic
welt 81 elmer b~reitd9isen Hait bis
Wontaa III Spracuic. Y. .. Gr ioa
Die Heile in brei Sd6rcn p~ollenbcn.
bon bcnen linn Jest nod brei Monate
our Geriiigung itcben. Sol3apfel lit
lett ilbcr5eugt, baB CT in oieicr 3cit
Srunffnrt erreihen miro. @cacu
Sonnerstas iolte er in Der Siabt Ncfu
gorf cintreffcn nno iib paielbit ant
IS. Iu9uit nod europa einIdiifen.
Die prei Sabre enoen am 12. Sftuber
bicics Sabres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
@ie Srans 2isst 9i6trander ,pmrbe.

6. q. Iorettisco plaiioert in Der
3eitidrift nSarietas" iiber ben jiin9it
beritorbenen Waildnber Mniifperleger
8uilio Hicorbi nnp ersdblt bel bieier
@ele9enbeit cine amiiiante 2is6t<I nefs
bote. 2isst rall6te tdgli6 nur cine
Gigarre. cine Sir9inia, Die eigens fir
i'm angefertist ipurpe unb nidt 10 aus
fab ipie Die anberen Gi9arren, Die inter
Dem gamen .Sir9inia" in Den Sanbel
9ebraht tperben. 60 oft nun Der
Weiiter auf 8eiien ging. CAB er ieis
nem &ammerbiener aenau an, ipie
LANCE feline Ibipeienbeit bauern ipilroe,
unb Ser &anmerbiener leste bann IN
ben Stakeholder ieires 8errn cine Der
Sabl Der Geiietage entiprebenoe &n>
5abl 9ignrren. Sns mar audi Der
Sal geneien, oils 2is5t zines Cages
cine HciIe mad Stalien antrat. Inter
lpegs pergab Der @eiiter jebod. baB er
Gisarren bel iib iiibrte, mno alS er IN
Gbiaiio pon cinem 3%ollbeamten ges
fragt ipurbe. oh CT etipas Teritelcrz
bares bel lid bate, a%ntiportete er NIT
eincm fur5en nNein". Ser Veamte
Idien bas abcr nift re6t elauben 81
lpplen. b%lrtipiiblte Den Softer. fano
Die @irginia's unb nabm Den pers
meintlid)en S6mu99ler III elm itrene
ges @erb6r. Wan bebielt ibm nibt
MIR Den sau5en 8eiietoffcr elm, ions
bern crfldrte ibm auBerbem fnr5 unb
biinbig, bab er 500 2ire Strafc gu
5ablcn babe, tpibrisenfalls er iofort
perbaftet iperben niirbe. 2is5t ipar
auber iih. nidt tpegen bes Sdaoens.
Den er e%rlitten bate, dls barum, bab
er, Der Die @epiiienbaftisfeit felbit
mar. fir einen @etriiger gebalten ipcrs
Den tonnte. Su @ailanb angefoms
men, gin9 er iofort 81 8icoroi. NIT
Dem er befreuabet mar, er5dblte linn
ben Sadperbalt nnb iaste am S6lrife
Ieines 8eridtes: .Wtan ipa nnb barf
nidt glalben. bab ein &bbe Den Ser
iii1 semadt babe. ben italieniihen
Staat burd cine 3oabinter5icbung 81
ihdbigen; hesbalb bite id) Sic. Iieber
3icoroi, NIT Sbrer sar5en angeiebe@
men Yeri0nli1feit fir MIDI ein5utreteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Sie Ilasen cincs Geiienbcn.

sd bin Elm Observation-Disclosures"
idrcibt 6. &. 9oungs bon 6. Scrfe
ibire, ct, ounb mar oft nit Ser
itopfung uno %erbauun9s : Seid)pers
ben gepla9t, bis i1 Sr. Sings Neip
Sife Yillen 8u 9ebrauden begann. SD
fato, DAB pieielben Elm aus9e5cihnetes
Mittel ge9en bieie Slageu iinb." Sir
aIe Wa9ens, 2ebcre unb Nierenleiben
baben lie nidt ibresgleiden. Nur 25
Gents in &. @. Huete's Ipotbefe,
656 Wnin Str, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

.Sliriitiifcn @odcnidrift". 9. 500.
mit9ctbeilten Gntibeipnng bieIen
Stnnopirntt fir nnbaltbar. @s pere
ncinte cine Ierpflid)tung beS IrStes,
Den 9ranfcu auf alle nad,tbeiligen
Solgcn al,fnerfiam 81 MAIDEN, Die
moglid)eripeiie bel elmer Dem &ranfen
angeratbcncn Operation entlteben
fDnnen. Gs fiibrtc peiter aiis, reine
iold)e Innabmc laiic lid weber aus
Der llebung nod allh aus irnleren
@riinben herleiten. Cine Selcbrung
bes 9rnnfen iiber ale mDgIifcn
Solgcn tpcrbe nid,t ielten falit icin.
Scr &ranfc fDnne bann ab9eIhredt
pber in cine grrcsune pcricbt meroen,
bic Den giiniti9en Serlauf Der Opera
ton gefdbrbe". SinIidtlih pes be-
baupteten Teritobes geeen Die HceeIn
Der 9linit eripog bas Heihsgeri6t, baB
aud Der 9eididtelte Ir5t niht nit Der
Si6erbeit ciner Iai6ine arbeite, baB
tros aller Sdbiefeit unb Sorgfalt oes
Sperateurs Elm @riff, Elm Shnttt ooer
Sti6 miblingen fonne, Der regelmdBi9
au6 Dem betreffcnben Ir5te ielbt gee
hinge Nebnte nan aih an, pab
Dem @rst Der @adbipeis oblie9e, DAB er
bel Der @ornabme Der Operation NIT
aaer Sorefalt unb ben @rfubrun9en
Der @iiienihaft semdb sebanbelt babe,
10 babe er bieIer 8fliht bod geniigt,
ipenn er partbue, bab elm cingetretes
ner ungiiniti9er Grfolg audi obne 1eil
@eri6ulben eingetreten iein tonne.
InbernfaIs miiiie elm poiitiper Inbalt
fir elm @eridulben bcs Ir5tes 9es
9eben iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

id)en GpnfliftcS in Scrlin, ia sum
She'll in Den Sitnusen hes Mbscuro=
nctenbauicS auf Der 8iifieite Der
Srudiaden hes Sanies nieberihrteb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

na6 Sab 9iod Sslanb idiper fralf &c.
lporoen, uno Sperien bate i'm 9eseu
bunoert @teilen lpeit auf eincm Shlit4
ten 5ieben miiiien. Gum Slid bntten
lie 9enllg Munition, nm Iid1 icber5eit
Nabrnng pcrihaffen 81 fpnucn.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01

her from the back. But should YOU
chance to meet her as she is approach
ing you; why, she is fluffy girl with a
wavy pompadour, filmy, frily waist,
and skirt that looks just right. When
dressing, she has centered her atten-
ton on the view she gets when she
looks in the mirror. And she has found
it very satisfactory. She surely needs
to learn that her back appearance must
look as though it had some connection
with the front effect.
Il hesitate to mention the girl who
likes to have you know she wears silk
stockings. But she most decidedly is a
notable type from the back. She holds
her dress up high, perhaps unconscious
ly, perhaps not, but very frequently it
is not only her silk stockings that she
displays, but little pink piece of bare
heel which shows conspicuously above
her dark aud dainty pump. Then, too,
there is every chance that there is
more than bit of pink heel which
shows. You see, if she had taken that
one necessary stitch, it might have
saved the nine that had dropped.
Dear women, do try to remember
that you are not always approaching
people. Sometimes, and oh, very Of
ten, you are seen and judged only from
the back. You may be harshly criti-
cised just because of those struggling
hairs which have slipped from your
barrette, or the heels of your shoes
which you forgot to polish. Keep good
friends with your hand mirror, and
don't consider yourself dressed until
you have scrutinized well your back
vsew, from the crown of your hat, or
the top coil of your Eai, to the heel of
your little shoe.'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Death OF ". M. RinqoId.

The Sentinel regrets to chronicle the
death of Mr.. W. M. Ringold, who died
Sunday, February 25th, at the home of
his son. Mr.. D. C. Ringold. of Sum-
flower county, in the 18th year of his
age. He was splendid christian gen.
tleman and was member of the Bap-
tist church for fifty years. He always
kept open house and entertained all
who came, with genuine Southern hos
pitality. His home was the social GEN.
ter of the neighborhood, where both
old and young were glad to meet. For
many yeals he was a citizen of this
county and moved to Winona about
eleven years ago to make his home
with his daughter, Mrs. T. N. Lusk.
After leaving this county he always
kept in touch with the conditions here
and never lost interest in her people,
He married Miss Elizabeth James with
whom he lived for SO years and is the
father of eleven children, seven of
whom with his wife survive him.
The remains were inferred in Scot
land cemetery at Winona on Monday,
February 26th, the funeral services be-
ing conducted by Rev. Martin Ball of
Winona. The Sentinel joins the family
of the deceased in sorrowing over his
death.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
For Lower Express Rates.

A bill has been introduced in the
House by Representative Adamson of
Georgia, providing for material reduc-
tions IN express rates, said to amount
on an average to about so per cent from
present charges. 1t is proposed that
packages up to 20 pounds in weight and
not exceeding $50 in value shall be car
ried 1000 miles or over for $l.20; less
than 1000 miles and more than 1900
miles for 75c; under 1900 and more than
750 miles for soc; less than $50 and
more than $40 miles for s5e. ana sou
miles or any less distance for 25e.
1t is good thing that someone is-
thoughtful enough to look into the mat
ter of express rates. For long time
the people of our oWn state have been
forced to pay exorbitant express rates,
but if our present railroad commission
will take the matter up and sift it care
fully, we are sure that some radical
changes will be made in express charges
during the year 1912.
| Our last lot of railroad commissioners
did not do their duty in every sense of
the word and were to some extent in
| huenced by numerous courtesies, doubt
ess showered upon them by railroad
companies. This, however, should not
cut any figure with them in doing their
duty because the people elected them
| to attend to their affairs and when they
fail to do so, thew are certainly unwor-
| thy of their jobs. 1t has been a mat
ter of wide comment for years that
various express companies in the Uni
ted States were robbng the people, and
the Register greatly welcomes any ac-
| tion taken by Congress with a view to
reducing or modifying the exorbitant
rates charged by the various express
companies of this country. -Clarks-
dale Register.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01

of "mcther" is the sweetest word in
our language, whether spoken by US
when we have reached mans estate or
lisped by the infant. 1t is the mother
whose watchful care is over US from
our cradle until her eyes are closed in
death. The mothers devotion is the
most constant, her love the most un-
selfish, her advice the best, her intui-
tion the keenest and her interest in our
spiritual and material welfare the
greatest The memory of mother has
been the inspiration of many of our
greatest men and the guidance of moth
ers who are living is as unerring as is
the subtle influence which causes the
needle to point to the North. gladly
accept the appointment as honorary
vice president. l note the appointment
requires no duty, but if it did l would
cheerful)y spare the time required.
Sincerely, Earl Brewer,
Governor.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Bids Wanted

The clerk of the board of supervis-
ors of Grenada county has been Or
dered to advertise for bids to be re-
ceived at the March meeting of said
board, for the following:
To build approaches and re-foor
Long creek bridge, dist. d; to build
bridge over Shelton branch, dist. d; to
build bridge owe: Carroll creek, dist. 4;
plans and specifications for small steel
bridges in lengths to suit the county; 10
build bridge over Red Grass creek,
dist. 2; to build bridge over Ivis branch,
west Graysport, dist. 2; for a rock
crusher to be used on the public rosds
of Grenada county Jno. S. King,
l6feb CLERK
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Observance of "MOtherS' Day.

In the Jackson Daliy News of Feb.
"a, there appeared the following:
AS all who revere the memory of
their mother know there is now prev
alent throughout the country the beau
tiful custom of setting apart one day
out of the many to be known as Moth
ers' Day." and that custom has so in
or, ased in its beauty and Its strength
as to have already become a part Of
our very life, the people of Jackson es-
pecially paying tribute to the tender
thought and the sacred name.
The woman in whose heart originated
the thought of bringing a great and
busy nation to kneel, at least once in
the busy, fleeting years, at least in
memory and in love, where in child
hoods day they were wont to kneel for
prayer. for comfort and for all of child
aood's needs, before their mother, was
"a noble woman with great heart AMI
mating her thoughts and her deeds.
And on Sunday the nation which is
blessed through the revival of this SEN
timent, bows before her and offers
tribute of its gratitude and love.
In far-off Philadelphia, Miss Anna
Jarvis within her home conducts the
campaign to keep alive within the busi-
est life and the hardest heart the di-
vine spark of love in which "mother"
is enshrined. And from this home she
has written to Gov. Brewer requesting
him to observe the day in this common
wealth, and Governor Brewer has re-
plied with the following letter to Miss
Jarvis:
Miss Anna Jarvis, 3OSl North 18th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa:
NV Dear Miss Jarvis-lam ir receipt
of YOUR letter of the 10th inst. 1t will
afford me much pleasure to heartily
commend the observance of the second
Sunday in May as Mothers Day. =
To YOU as founder Of this day much
praise and credit are due. The name
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
FARMERS ORGANIZE
Grenada County Agricultural Livestock
and Dairy Association. Officers
Are Elected.

On Saturday, Feb. "a. there was or
ganized at the court house The Gren-
ada County Agricultural, Livestock &
Dairy Association. This association
will meet every fourth Saturday morn
ing at the court house, at 10 o'clock.
The purpose of the association will
be to take up and discuss any and all
subjects that may arise relative to the
livestock, agricultural or dairy indus
tries of the county, and to work for the
prize of the eight registered bulls to be
given to the county doing the best
work on tick eradication in Mississippi
for 1912.
The officers of the association are:
President, w. F. Martin, vice presi-
dents-lst, H. M. Parker; End, John
Roberts; 3rd, W. R. Baker; 4th, Will
Woods; secretary and treasurer, E. M.
Ransom; committee on constitution and
bylaws: w. S. P. Doty, chm, E. Hol-
land, w. R. Baker; committee on pro-
gram: C. C. Provine, chm, j. W. VIII
lis, A. Olsen.
The next meeting of the association
will be held at the court house March
%. Everybody welcomed.
E. M. Ransom.
Secretary
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
How a Woman Should Dress.

In an article entitled Looking Back
ward" in the March number of Wo-
mans Home Companion, Grace Mar
garet Gould, the famous fashion au-
thority, says:
Talk about surprises! Have you
met the girl who doesn't match? She
looks another way from the front, and
you like her. She looks another way
from tie back, and you want to run
away. She is the girl who is Jekyl
and Hyde in appearance. She looks as
prim and slick, and plastered-down a:
the old-time spinster, when you see
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Attention! u. G. Y.

Headquarters, W. R. Barksdale Camp,
U. C. ", Grenada, Feb. 28.
The members of this camp are here
by ordered to assemble at the may
or's Office in the city of Grenada, Sat-
urday, March 9, at II a. m., for the
transaction of important business.
By order J. w. Young,
j. w. Sharp, Com.
Adjt.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Hasnn's Reduction Sale.

d. McCaslin is starting today
sale on groceries at his Main
sore and is offering first-class,
zoos at prices that housewives
not tail to take advantage of.
hogan of this store is "The
Of Quail W and as this
mey sell nothing but high
oos, and everything is guaran-
please or money refunded.
ad on first page.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
farmers Can Do If They Try.

bty.fve farmers in Alabama who
under demonstration methods
Creased production from a half
ree.quarters of a bale to the
b two bales. and some Of them
pne as high as three bales. while
the number has raised three and
bales to the acre.
farming used to be ridiculed
>ghsd at, but it seems to be de-
the goods. 1t is merely in
farming as opposed to the old
pd Improbable methods of ex-
farming.
fners would learn from the ex-
aw to increase their prod lct,
Pad save much in mules, fodder
orers over the old way. Cotton
Fton Oil News.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
". 6. Thomas Livery.

Mr.. w. C. Thomas, his wife and six
children, moved from Walden a few
weeks ago to Grenada. Mr.. Thomas
rented the Weeks livery stable and
announces that he expects to conduct
an up-to-date livery, feed and sale sta
BILE in Grenada He is prepared to
furnish wagons, horses and buggies,
and will meet all trains at the depot
Mr.. Thomas is a clever. nice gentle
man and the Sentinel bespeaks for him
a share of the public patronage.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
EARD KING HERE
bsS
| ~spIlt.log Drag Man. De.
!, Interesting Good Roads
! Ak at at Ibs Court House.

.,,bauts and business men of
!. ~ rsaiking the vital Importance
|.,mmunity, of good roads and
ssi, .tin1 the vast benefits to be de-
y. 'ai i;mproving the public high
..D,,ed vn the services of Mr.. D.
r;ss the famous "good roads"
S, s;ye our people a lecture on
I.Ss building by means OF the
d,sg. Mr.. King delivered his
! the court house on Saturday
aood sized audience of farm
business men. -,
as listened to with the closest
m and absorbing interest as he
n his hearers the origin OF the
,mnlicity of its construction, the
I Of its operation, and its abso-
'..t;veness in making perfect
l, out of our now impossi-
almost impassable dirt roads.
..uation Of the action Of the
huilding up the roadway with
u,e after each period of rainy
"while background was moist
,ticky," resulting in forming a
comrosed of thin layers of
ed earth, making a smooth,
(urfsce which sheds the water
was particularly interesting
tuctive.
Kings presence with US leads
General use of the drag-which
Eer be made of split logs, eight
n BY ten inches across. or from
If the same Dimensions and
only a few dollars to make
pepditure made by the Gren-
usines League to secure Mr..
services will be returned to our
pity many hundred fold in the
ement of our roads and in lessen
cost to the taxpayers for the
nance of the same. "a
Esl farmers who were present
their intention of constructing
and dragging the public roads in
their places. These men are
hby a patriotic desire for q
betterment of our public roads,
that the influence of their ex-
will lead to greatly improved
ys-thus increasing the pleas
living in the country, and to a
lessening of the cost of trans
pn to market for all farm prod
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Glo'iou, News

''% :, Dr. J. T. Curtiss, Dwight,
ne writes: II not only have
" Eases E, Of eczema in my pa
- Electric Bitters, but also
y Oy them Of the same dis
go sure they will benefit any
sna This shows what
nave proved, that Electric
most effective blood puri-
IN excellent remedy for &C.
'' salt rheum, ulcers. boils
sorea tstimulates liver.
bowels. expels poisons.
'uoa' builds up the strength.
'su'faetion guaranteed by
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Nineteen Miles . Second

without jar, shock or disturbance, is
the awful speed Of our earth through
space. We wonder at such ease of oa-
ture's movement, and SO do those who
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills. No
gripping, no distress, just thorough work
that brings good health and fine feel
ings. Csc, at all druggists.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
Meeting of Medical Society.

There will be a meeting of the Wi
mona District Medical Society in
Winona on March 5. Please use every
effort to come, and bring another doc
tor with you.
j. B. Middleton,
Secretary.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
W. o. W.

u'spensation of the Woodmen of
u Tor 10 days in Grenada, for
o'e Of receiving new members.
ne tme to join. Special rates.
pity in town,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-03-01
For Sale

Have few hand-selected Triumph
Cottonseed and Mosby Seed Corn for
sale. H. M. Parker,
23feb3t Graysport
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Blanchard Towne of
Des Moines is Found
Dead in Minnesota

CLEAR LAKE. MINI. April g.
Blanchard Towne Of Des Molnes, said
to be the son Of wealthy parents, and
who for several seasons has spent the
summer at Drew's resort on Briggs lake.
five miles from this village, was found
dead with bullet wound in his head,
on the shore Of the lake today by per.
sons who had searched all night for him.
Beside the body lay a revolver. The cor
oner is Investigating.
Towne left the summer resort yester-
day afternoon presumably for walk.
He had not appeared Respondent and a
rural mail carrier who met him said
that the young man had seemed in the
best of spirits.
II is said Towne recently had been
going to the woods that border the lake
for revolver practice. When no failed
to return last night ,searchcfz were
started out to find him. No evidence OF
foul play was discovered
DEs MONIES. Ia, April s.-Blanchard
Towne, who was found dead with a bullet
wound In his head near Clear Lake this
morning. was the son OF Nathan c.
Towne. a wealthy land owner OF this
city. He left here several days ago on a
hunting trip in the Clear Lake country.
His father left for Clear Lake today.