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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-12
aEREckLEs

Michigan lumber camps inspire ro
nance. So does "Freckles, - the dram
atized version of the newest and best
book plays, by Neil Twomey, dram
atist of note and Gene Stratton-Porter
authoress of the delightful story OF
the Indiana swamps commonly known
as "The Limberlost."
The play "Freckles, is superbly
mounted The perfect lighting effects
the careful and painstaking delinea
tion given to the scenic requirements
together with an excellent cast OF
players under the able direction OF
Daniel Martin of New York City, is
bound to please the fastidous in
things theatrical.
"Freckles," is a drama pulsating
with throbs, love natures hates and
carrying a morale as does the clever
word pictures found in the book by
the same name. 1t is interesting
amusing, inspiring. Those who find
drama uninteresting, because of the
lacking of music will be happily sur
prised to know that Anatol Friedland
Vienesse composer of note has beer
especially engaged to write the score
for the song play "Freckles, to be
seen at the Grand on Wednesday, De
cember 18th.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-12
COUNTY SEAT
WAR At JAY

Grove, Okla, Dec. 12.-(2:l5 p. M
There are no new developments in
the Jay county seat embroglio. Sheriff
Thomson is having much trouble in
getting men to enlist to help move the
delaware county records from Old Jay
to New Jay The county records are
locked in the big safe at Old Jay and
a large majority of the people are
with Old Jay in the contest.
Theer is a disposition to obey the
orders of Governor Cruce whatever
they may be in the matter. Judge
Pitchford has been ordered to make
an investigation, but he is holding
court at Stilwell and so far as known
has made no move in the matter yet.
A large force of armed men are guard
ing the records at Old Jay and say
they shall not be moved until so or
dered by Governor Cruce. Sheriff
.Thomason seems to be up a tree" so
far as moving the records from Old
Jay to New Jay is concerned, as very
few citizens can be forced to enlist
in the undertaking.
Cherokee Indians and other citizens
from all parts of Delaware county are
on the ground armed to the teeth and
ready for fight and are determined
that the county records shall not be
molested.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-12

Langston, Franklin, McMechan, Aus
tin, Curran.
Municipal corporations: Horton
Meminger, Blassengame, McMechan,
Mcintosh, Vandeventer, Jones.
Roads and highways: Wilson, Aus.
tin, Harlan, Waters, Carpenter, Frank.
lin, Edmondson, Dutton, Warner.
Fees and salaries: Austin, Shaw
Pugh, Franklin, Fields, Harlan, McIn.
tosh, McCully, Warner.
Committee on Education.
Education: Tucker, Roddie, Barrett,
McAlester, Waters, Anderson, Fields,
Aycock or Langston, Curran.
Commerce and Labor: Sorrells, Nc.
Alester, Barefoot, McMechan, Barrett,
Redwine, Watrous.
Agriculture: Russell, Sorrels
Board, Edmondson, Graham, Harlan,
Waters, Wilson, Dutton.
Banks and banking: Garrett, Nc,
Clintic, Blassengame, Franklin, Nit
chell, Barrett, Roddie, Burford, Briggs
Insurance: Meminger, McClintic
McAlester, Russell, Garrett, Horton
McCuliy.
Public Buildings and Capitol: Bar
rett, Meminger, Garrett, Thompson
Barefoot, Shaw, McClintic, Souther
land, Dutton.
School Lands: Barefoot: Aycock
or Langston, Edmondson, Thompson
Anderson, Austin, Meminger, Briggs
Oil and Gas: Jones, Vandeventer
Meminger, Redwine, Graham, South
erland, Board, Tucker, Dutton.
Mines and Manufacturers: Memin
ger, Sorrels, McAlester, McMechan
Redwine, McCully
Senate and Legislative Affairs: Me
Mechan, Barefoot, Fields, Pugh, War
lner.
State and County Affairs: Pugh
Board, Harlan, Mcintosh, Franklin
McAlester, Warner.
Federal Relations: Burford, Vande
venter, Tucker Aycock or Langston
Blassengame; Fields, Redwine
Indian Affairs: Fields, Graham
Harlan, Blassengame, Jones.
Hospital and Charities: Harlan, Ne
Mechan, Waters, Graham, Franklin
Garrett, Watrous.
Penal Institutions: Redwine, VIII
,son, Waters, McAlester, Edmondson
Barefoot, Briggs.
Public Printing: Blassengame, Nit
chell, Franklin, Austin, Shaw, Edmond
son, Dutton,
Public Health List.
Public Health; Waters, Shaw. Hor
ton, Roddie Thomas, Echols, McCully
Drugs and Pure Food: Watrous, Sor
rels, Wilson Austin. Mcintosh, Aycock
or Langston, Waters.
Fish and Game: Graham, McAles
ter, Mcintosh, Barefoot, Thomas, Sor
rells, Watrous.
Military Affairs: Edmondson, Bar
rett, Thomas, Vanderventer, Curran
Enrolled and Engrossing Bills: Nc
Alester Horton, Fields, Pugh, Warner,
Curran
Prohibition Enforcement: Franklin,
Horton, Sorrells, Tucker, McCully.
Legislative and Judicial Appropria-
tions: Echols McClintic, Horton, Nc
Alester Mcintosh, Edmondson, Bare
foot, Switzerland, Russell, Board, Gar
rett, Graham, Curran, Warner, Jones.
Congressional Districts: McClintic,
Echols, Thompson, Thomas, Barrett,
Shaw, Russell, Roddie, Mitchell, Gar
rett Mcintosh. Anderson, Briggs, Dut-
ton.
Irrigation, Drainage and Geological
Survey: Briggs, Barrett, Thomas,
Russell, Austin, Meminger McClintic.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-12

Drs. Horton and Nolan returned yes
terday afteraoon from Jay where they
have been OH dental business They
say that it looks like there will be a
war in that place if they attempt to
move the county records.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-12
STATE SENATE
TAKES A RECESS
Conduct of Departments Not Personal
Characters uestioned--PubIic
Hearing Set.

Oklahoma City, Dec. 12-The spe.
cial session of the senate recessed
| Wednesday forenoon until January 6,
leaving in the hands of special in
lves6gation committee three important
lgubernatorial appointments. The ses.
sion was enlivened in the last mo-
ments by more of the resolutions di-
rected at state departments, upon
whom the senate apparently intends
first applying the 'retrenchment pro-
gram" one by Senator Campbell Rus
sell fired some pretty hot shots into
various employees and the president
of the state board of agriculture.
! State Game Warden John B. Doolin,
Secretary Ben w. Riley of the state
election board, and Chairman Lon M.
Frame Of the board of affairs are the
state officials whose appointments will
not be confirmed yet awhile, and for
whose benefit the senatorial investi-
eating committee will begin public
hearings at Oklahoma City at 2 p. M.
! next Tuesday. The membership of
the committee is as follows: Sena.
tors Thomas, Echols, Barefoot, Car
penter, Franklin, Mcintosh, and
Jones. The last two names were ad-
ded by President Pro Tempore Ken
drick Wednesday morning, as but five
were named at first. Senator Thomas
is chairman, and issued the call for
the committee meetings next Tuesday
before leaving for his home at Law
ton
! Before the senate adjourned Wednes-
day morning, telegram was received
from State Game Warden John B.
Doolin, who wired from Okmulgee, in
which he requested the fullest investi-
cation OF his department. He has
been on the eastern side of the state
lthe last week, looking into the issu-
ance of a number of bogus hunting
licenses along the state line, and did
not know before that he was under
fire
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-12
No Personal Reflections.

A number of senators in comment
ing privately upon the investigation
committee seemed anxious to make it
plain that no personal reflection upon
the state officials was intended "It
is regrettable," said one of them,
that such a construction can so easily
be placed If the deliberations of the
executive session had been public,
such could not be the case. for the
objections raised were largely of pol
icy; that is, objections from members
who differed from the officials as to
the manner in which they should run
their departments.
1t is probable too that before these
appointments are finally settled, that
the questions of the right of the sen
ate to refuse to confirm an appoint
ment merely because of a difference
Of opinion as to public policy will be
raised. The present senate, some i'm
pdl llii tllllNo say Vel lollllIg NClll DB-
yond preeedents of former Oklahoma
legislatures in the very broad stand
it already has taken, and while the
solution of the board of education
controversy is admitted by all to have
been highly effective, even here the
attitude if the senate was extreme in
comparison with anything in the past.
As a rule, a mans persanol fitness for
the place is all that the senate passes
upon.
The Aycock-Langston contest went
over, the special contest committee
being instructed to have its report
ready at 10 a. m.
proeedure Charoe pronoeed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-12
Procedure Charge Proposed.

The last hours of the special session
were taken up with resolutions and
various technical matters. Senator
Vandeventer proposed an important
amendment to the senate rules, in that
he would abolish the procedure of
commencing action on all measures in
committee of the whole; and would
limit the committee of the whole to
appropriation bills, as is the rule of
the lower house. He argued that such
a new rule would save vast amount
of time, as, he said, the senate now
debates all bills in the committee of
the whole, and then re-debates them
in the senate, thus doing double work,
and taking twice as much time as
necessary. His motion went over for
future action.
Senator Sorrels request that the
senate grant him unanimos permis-
sion to have his name placed on the
appropriations committee, did not
come to the question, as Senator
Sutherlin Of Wagner. who had place
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
9pbsfaIS.

aalborg. -. Oftober. 5 Naorges
er en- al 9loIborgs 9loite ag6.
mGuo, fbo. Sparefosieoireftsr u.
@. RiIing efter lGn9ere lbs
SOo8eIigbeo aigooet peo DOZEN Ell
2lloar al % @or.
StrafS efter lin aonfirmotion
fom Uttaing / 2pre bos BET ben
Sang betenOte 9srfronfirma Ser.
if.no & gebrenOs / aoI6ora, og
at ban ma bape BAIT Qooe Goner
Ter man 0erat at ban fln Is 4ar
gammeI 6egpn0te iom 9leiien0e for
8irnlaet. Otter at 5irmact par 6q,
pct j 9eapn0elieu al Ereoierne,
etoblere0e D}i0ina en- agenhrfor.
retiring ior SaI9 al 6grfrom, SIibe.
item, 5eru og aaiie % opretteoe /
1876. "a ban boo0e f6bt Sen tore
a6bennanosgaoro pon 2iterbro, Ell
notwithstanding i 6srfron, 9pg.
niugsortifler % @e0nin9, 6Dortil
5an 1879 feie0e SoIaet al arfot
irn 3srre 6lG0als 5abr fer, /
5Dis DIRECTION ban fit 5p0e. 81
1895 bIeo bon g}e6oireft6r Tor NaI.
cora Gg5 % 0rne0ns Spnrefasie,
6oilfen StilIin9 ban paa @runO al
SDg0om ma1tte op9ipe ben /. San.
uar / Aar, eftcr at ban 6no0e oper.
0raget 6orretningen til i'm S6n 6.
8. 9iuing.
afo6oe 6np6e fife toget oioere
Del / oct offentIige 2to. Oo bans
5orretniH9 og sOrige 9irfiom6eo
optog BAN.
- en + beIe G6D fenot og otiet
Rono. aaent g. 9. @eiteroooro.
Iti0Ii8ere 0irefter for C6iItco gonf.
ler iorIeoeu 6eo I tit Stem i so.
ben5apn o0er so aar garunel 0et
er i Taae ~C6iit n. Nh" en-
Narcotic. ifoea aaent @eiteraaar6
forloo E6iite9; men ben nlore
SlGat oil miH0es 6om ON en- bef.
ite6t. eueraiif 0}ano, Ser fife blot
! + fin prioat 9eorift par @oDerouoent
lIi1 0irffon, men o8iaa me0 Soer
tog DeI i set offentlige Gin 81 q.
fem 2lDraao ne0lcn.
Grfitefturmaier ;. I. 6anien
CT Ssn6aa 01orgen zen 20. Oft. oso
ntoer ct 0p6olo + Ranoers. 81 2lor
gauneI
Sra G%cpfiaoif t%elcgrafercs.
ot 2iterot con Sons on / 8orgfioro
Den 20. Oft or ogo. So 9(or gam.
mel. Zen ofos0c par 6aocr til
e ofesior5innur 5ons'on o. 9auos
iefretpr qlemens 5onsion Ren.
l%fiooif.
Baitor en1er. Better 5lm0er er
OnsSag Den Is. Cft. go i ae.
ben6uon, 30 9rar gamueI. san par
Il lin Gio Sogneprnit til Speiel.
Ifenlp % Smerllp.
enfe efter @e6eimelegations
rono @eoel, i0ot 5nnno genoela
Qrmi6e &eb6e, er 6go oen II Oft
10 aor Of.
Granddaughter al De Garl
l9rmOife 5a6rifer. aouiul Garl Quno.
er Gors6ag Den II. Oft. $50 / 01ol.
mo, 81 aar 9ommel. afo6Oe, ser
enonu IeOeoe 5abrifen / Malms,
bar 8i00er al 0onnebrog.
Gignumager 5. s. 3enien Il
aalbore er efter flere aars tiltogen-
Zoe Soageligbeo af9onet oe0 OGDEN,
I73 9lor gonmeI. Den afoS0e, Der
en- Snes 2(ar bar 6ormono for
2faI6org &oonOpqrfer 5an9fore.
ming, par I 66lge uaolb. 5tiftit.
@eteron ira Ga, bDor ban bleO ina.
ret; ban elf enonl meo en- augle
Ii benitre 2lrm. Boa galpGnOIen sc.
Iforere0es BON meO Gonue6rogsfor.
let. Gin Suitrn miite0e Den al
6eoe for ct Bar Wndne0er iiOen og
BANS Born Os0e eonife unge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
>@e@.-


De beIe i'm Sgmaqt moo 8nsIano,
men oct oorer. troos alt. BOG epoml
en- Qo6 Stuno, Ionn ri fan 6enptte
til at gennemfgre De al os fremiatte
BIoner til 3orOens 6eoning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

5 Sonuar og Iebruar opertereoe ni 81 uinSbum0ne BGger mo
belt 4 Pofter. % efter ot iore anoI 9etiutneer, iom itrsmme.
De mo. bar ui COP til at LUTTE, Of man gan os ret Dor Poonono
ON, at Ooufte Bigger life er 6pre. Jn bar ni lat os til Opsane at
beoie. at bette life blot e9IOer ~ufn6bin6pe men esao iroblnone
9Seer. 9erfor fsIgenoe 9iIbu0:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
gn CpfinSeIie. Gn MP 6aeOn

BlQfIeT I'll Jtcolltllb.
Gn OpfinOslie. Gn MP 5neOn
paa @ejrmsIer. 5otoeraf @rborot
Senien / Aolborg bar uOipefuIeret
en- M 6orm FOR 8eirmeaer, Der
efter bans Nening bill betpOe en- itor
8eiporelie. 6opeoprinctpet / bans
Opfinoelie er / 66lge aaaIb. Stiftit.
BET, at 8ingerre fife fom poo De
gomIe @eirmsIer itoor lo0ret op %
ne0 og leber run0t omtrent oinfel-
ret paa Soroens Soerflo0e, men at
De Iigger neO og goar oanoret runot
parallel me0 Sor0ooerflo0en. Bin.
gernes 5Iooer er inorettet iaaleoes,
at 0e fan oen6e benboIosois 8reo-
% Rantii0en moo 8in0en, efter.
Tom De UNDER 0m~oreiringen er meo
eler moo 8in0en.
Sr. Senien oiI isge Gatent paa
fin opiigtsppffen0e % ior 9eirmel-
Ierne ioa reooIutionerenoe Opfin.
0elfe. san er ~ooerbebiit ON, at ben
/ 6oi @ro6 oil iimpIificere geirmeI-
Ierne. og at Der oeo Sen oil fitnue
ipnres me9en arOit o. monge Sme.
rebltner = OIien er 10 opr.
0et er for sprigt fife 5otogrof
5eniens fsrite OpfnOeIie. Scr ct
Ear 2dr ii0en fit ban 8ntent poa
en- SinOe. Ser fou 6e0paes fremao
oeo Saan0froft Iige'om en- SRrn.
6~anetrouiQe. Gen fan ogiaa orioes
0eO motor.
Sn6ilGum, aebmano Z. 30.
9olIeien / Ireoericia frn0e 0ea IS.
Eft. feire tit % Mars Sl6iIpun
iom Rpbmnn0 0eri 9pen. OR.
goaeien, Der er baruefpot / 5reoe.
ricio, orbei6e0e fsrit iom 2preoren9
og aommis Dos Gragb & llt3on OF
ooertog 6en Is. Ofto6er 1887 6or.
netniitgen / Den folfel &c 6or am.
Iingsbpgning efter asbman0 gobn.
6r. 9aaeien 9or i 6gIge 46re0. No
0reOet 6orretningen itGrft op og
har / 4arenes Sob erbDeroet ia en-
8rlnoiGitet AateIie OF Iiai6 Dos i'm
fore almoefreos ira 2an6 % 9n.
6ro0s al 5il6ogebol0enbeo bar ban
0erfor fife funnel uuOgaa at blioe
6epret meo forifeai9e 5iGiOs9oero,
81. u. / 9onfen. 6onoelsforen uaen.
o. 6elefonieGifobet
Soripnnocn. Smffcn at pan i'm
SrganpsSag. 0bcnie. IS. 0ftober.
Gn @aIer, ON falote Zig 8ange.
neOiotte if9 / 6oroaret iom Meiter
/ Oen me nor0Deitfnnife Statious.
81, gloruo. San bpgge0e gienoom,
~n86lereoe. ~iorIooeee fig, o. / 2gr.
Bags fuloe ban inpsoe5 / 5pnens
9uHfer Al 9oramgteren / 0oeHie.
Eioligt ON 0oraenen rehte DO.
fareu til 09eHie FOR At or6ne oe iio-
il 6onroiiteter % ifuloe iao tele.
fouere til FIN gIfe5e ON, 6oor %
h%Oornoor 6e ffuI0e me0es in0en
gieIien.
Den 9rloen Dente0e belle 3ogen
forsaoes. 5erit ON Aftenen fat.
te6e man @isfanfe. % "a Dar Sen
onoe 9}aIer iporI6it foripunoen.
son bar ooen ! a6bct oqret
treOif nof til at me0tnge 9ruOens
genge. gnonu oeo man fife, me0
bbor tort ct geIeb ban er Ituften
al. 0et oi6es nemIig life, on ban
FAR nnnet at faa 5ingre / 2oanet i
eien0ommen, men SoonoDPrferne
bar I oft 6nlS life facet 6eres Iii
gooebobenoe.
Bofitiet Ieoer nu efter Den Scr.
i0unone. Oct menes, Of ban er
ioentfff meo n DloIeripen0 8asmus.
len, Der er tertot fra forifeaige Ste
Der pon SIM. 5 aorbus bar ben.
ne Rosmisien 6iiitru og 9srn, iom
ban imi6IertiO er I66en ira for flere
Iar fioen.
SOgnlbffe paa Snliter. Rpfeb-
ing 8, 90. Ottbr. Ia erpresto.
get fra Berlin, for'p9n6t meo TO
0afot4,o4;t.o morooa M on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05
Gleftricitctcn pan SjrIlanO. SD

VItftrltIfcftl p0n SlrIInl0. Ai0s
.llmobor9, Is. Oftober. ll0oalget Tor
oct proieftere0e Sci pGnoingspGrf i
8~eitiiGaafto bol0t / Sag N16Oe /
aulunoborg. Set peotogeS at bng9e
gGrfet, % 0en foretaone Segning
af De ~interesiereoe aonmmlner bar
gioet ct t.Ifre0sitinenoe ReiuItot
Soofremt Der opnons Gnigbe0 mel.
lem De paag9IOeuoe 9o6Seiere, oil
8prfet, Der foiter co = Dill. ar.,
blioe 6p9get oeo Spintinge eta.
ton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

Srefitpngerne lesne0eS % iInn9e.
I0es Iangt bort. Sngen Menneifer
fom til Sfooe.
Sitter en- Stan0snin9 poo en- Il.
mes li0 forte 6oget pioere; men
ueo Gnfomften til 9tpf8bing lob
0en 6eIfooigeoe 0}oifine al Sporet
oeo ct Sporififte. @iter At @aifi-
men oar ~uoran9eret % en- m Qto.
fine, Der re~foirercOes ira @e0ier,
par ipunot for, fortiatte Soget til
Gsben6opn, boortiI oct arifom meo
to Emer5 5oriinfeIie.
@iemDen0t @rgnlon0SerpeOitlon
0feo 0umpifibet rgungfon0". iom
5orS0og Nforgen BEN II. Oft. an.
tom ira 8rgnlano til aebenboon,
Denote oano. mag. g. Step6enien og
bans 9e0iaeer aoi 9irfet Smith
6iem ira oeres expedition til Suli.
neboab. % 8reOerff sboob-1 ntrif.
terne, boor De bao0s I'll Opaque of
foretoge 5ooIo9iife l1n0eris9elier al
De iterite 6iorOe. grpeOitionen bar
i 5gIge .9}att. funnel gleoe Jig pe0
uomprfet a~r6eiospeir og oenOer
oerfor biem meo ipr0eIes imufte
GeiuItater.
6n eapmilo 9Greite. gn 5iene-
%itefarl, Der forIeoen iMn Sol0ot /
9iborg bIeo urreiteret for Gpoeri,
bar OeSn0en tiitnaet Jig ifpl0ig /
en- Rnffe 1Dperier ira en- @anr0-
eier / 9tsiin8. hos boem ban tierte
/ 6ior. san bar / 5eI9e 0Sern.
5olfebl.~ 81. q. i%tioolet It 5oar,
iom ban forGreoe i'm apreite, Der
boer / Ct 9}a6oiogh % OesuOen bar
ban tiloeu0t 10 Ell 4nng meo gen-
&c, noget roget aso, nogIe 5loifer
Din, 9efIponinosgenitan0e o9 andre
Z M. boiltct ran n0iten oIiammen
bar iorpret apreten.
9cOningsbiemmene. 3e meo 5n.
Oenriqsminiitereu ierte 6orbunolin-
ger 81. u. on faite Gegler for Stats.
tiGfp0ets Correcting I'll ReOnin8s
6iemmene or M oilutteoc meo 9eo.
toseIie al oisie 59IesregIer ior Sc
i~tatsit6tte0e Stem Tor ~Glfobolnter.
Oct itoaenOe uOoalg, ON foutronc.
ren0e MeaenIeO meacm Winiiteriet
og &iemnene er oaIlt o. 6eitoar
of 6olfetingsmono aoiIt iom 8or-
mano, 3aitor Slt6l, goitor s. 81.
Sanien 9reoitrltp. 4aitor Ool6oi
og 9prer @oae / 9o8fep
SrGitel6Hningerne. 8rpitefore.
nin0ens 8eitprclie, iamIet til M8oe
Den II. OFT, peotog at notole. at
oct ioreiagte 5orilog til Frqite.
IeaninasloU nbaa onies for tilfre0s
itiaer0e eftcr octs So0eoin06olo. o.
at 6cHihae til Brpiteforeningens
Me5lemier at itotte BET eitar 2ep-
ne % gipe 4ifol9 paa at 8ae Spr.
m%enin1er minare 6etDoenoe en.
felF3eoer giort aoIoenoe, ioet iaa-
0anne let tan ogffe 6oritnaelien
al, at bette 5orila9 efter bets so
0e0in65olo or snIteligt at iaa gen-
remfsrt
eeitDreIien agter efter 6orilo9ets
+. 8e5onoIing paa ~figs0ogen ct
isge at faa 2gn0ringer { Grfett6e-
Der inof6rt, naotIi8 peorsrenoe &c.
gDn6elieslsuneH % 4nciennitets6 DC.
regHing; eDeutuelt oil Der blibe no.
falot til ct ertrooroinprt 9eprpien.
tontm66e.
gn eienSommelig Getsiag. 1or-
Ie6en me0te en- 9eprpieutmt for
6si6D Sogns airfetien0e. @jere OF
So9neprpit 8Detipr I 5noreoeile til
5orfigspreoe I 9}1fs6ing E. ongan.
enoe en- Observation-Disclosures 0en
Der bleo intet 5orIio, % Sa9en
6enoiites til Retten.
Saaens 5or6iitoric er i 6slge
pSolb. Bolt ben. at en- afgift ira
66fbp Sogn til 5anreoeiIe Brp1te.
embe6e efter en- garlmel 9eItent-
nteffe ffoI he4ofes oFtor 0frfofahet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

Dunmarfs llofsrieI al iloeteOe Sire.
atlirer eonr M til Spiflono.
SrG6t / SGrifcmaifinen. Sten-
lille, IS. Oftober. gbr. 5enien8 On.
fe i 9ronoitrltp bleo / GftermiOoog
or96t i en- Iarifeuuifine. Scot
g'oifinen 6Ieo lot i Sang, if 6iu-
let lat I beuoes algoer og forte ben.
De nleO Moifinen. 5un o60e me6 oct
iomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

Gpbmarfcoet. 0onnorfs ll0fer-
iel al i~In9te6e areaturer til Unfit
lon6 er iteget eanite betDoeligt. 3
Ei0en fra Sonlror til Sui 1911
uof6rte Gnrumnrf til gDTflono / aft
6,fs5, 900 fa friif ilagtet Ore. o.
9oIpet6o, men I oct iomme Si6s.
rum | Par far l%toieriIen ppret 22e
8ts,800 IA. ; alerit og Septem.
Der @ooreo bar 5or6ol6et. ppret
Hoaet liaHenoe Zen iterite Def Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-05

SOsmlbffe paa 5aliter. Rpf6b.
ing s, 90. Ottbr. Ia grpresto.
get fra Berlin, foripenOt me6 TO
9ofomotiber, I Torges G. $40
posfereoe 2in6eitoDen fpo for gap-
f6bing, fnpffeoe en- areI / BEN 30.
1eite Wdifine. geo Sen 6eroeo op.
itoneoe Slingring al Siulene bIeb
9rpfItpngerne pnn begge Si6er al
Qofomotioet rebne l6s. Da 9oget
por I fitI6 Start, flbnge6es De to
grpftpnger rltnO meo Siulene o.
forffenig Sfooe poo 90.
fonoffoet De ForffeGioe 0eo al
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
TIRED RuH-D0WN PEOPLE
A North Carolina Man Suggests
a Remedy

Greensboro, n. C.-"For a long
time l was so run down and debili-
tated that l could hardly drag around.
My appetite was poor and I could not
sleep nights. l had tried different So
called tonics without benefit. l was
advised to try your cod liver and
iron tonic. Vinol, and ! am so glad l
did, for it gave me a hearty appetite,
/ soon commenced to sleep soundly,
and I feel strong. we'll and more &C
tive than I have for years. Every run
down or debilitated person should
just give Vinol a trial" X. Allsbrook.
What Vinol did for Mr.. Allsbrook
1t will do for every weak, rundown or
debilitated person in this vicinity. To
show our faith we will furnish the
medicine free If it does not do as we
claim. Come in and get a bottle or
these terms.
G. w.. Eatman, Druggist,
Grenada, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
FOR
You Risk Nc Money if You Try
This Remedy.

W. want everyone troubled with in
digestion and dyspepsia to come to our
store and obtain a box of Rexall Dys-
pepsia Tablets. They contain Bismuth-
Subnitrate and Pepsin carefully COM
hined so as to develop their greatest
power to overcome digestive disturb
ance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They tend to soothe
the irritable, weak stomach, strengthen
and invigorate the digestive organs, to
relieve nausea and indigestion, thus
promoting nutrition and bringing about
a feeling of comfort.
If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
a reasonable trial, we will return your
money if you are not satisfied with the
result.
Three sizes-25c, Soc and 81.
Remember, you can obtain Rexall
remedies only at u store, the Rexall
store-Hughes' drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23

The Second Class Drug Store has
been supplied with Digestit, the new
remedy for indigestion and stomach
troubles, and sufferers are invited to
try this new medicine with the distinct
understanding that this drug store will
refund the cost if you are not pleased
with the results of a few doses. d.
GESTIT is a certain relief for all forms
of indigestion sour stomach, heart
burn, belching, or that full, stuffy feel
ing after eating a hearty meal. The
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1912-02-23
Use This for Eczema

DR.. Evans. Ex-Commissioner of Health,
says: There Is almost no relation be-
tween skin diseases and the blood" The
skin must be cured through the skin.
The germs must be washed out, and SO
salves have long ago been found worth
less. The most advanced physicians Of
are prescribing a wash of wintergreen,
thymol m other Ingredients for eczema
and all other skin diseases. This COM
pound is known as Odd. Prescription
for Eczema.
DR.. Holmes. the well known skin spe-
cialist writes: II am convinced that the
Odd. Prescription is as much a specific
for eczema as quinine for malaria. We
have been prescribing the Odd. remedy
for years"
We ourselves vouch for the Odd.