davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
FRESNO DAN ONE OF HEIRS
NASssr Percy Files His Report IN the
Rzsseu WIZ Case
SHARE RoR CALIFORNIA KAH
D.kSs. cA.i@..t q. HsI4 Vet - Ne
- Hsfy ss the Late Dasi<I
RssseTI 90 Ma-saeAs-
@rta

CAMBRIDGE Mas. NoF- L-~PreE-s
DaEL~ ths C1EsorzaS sseksr fer a sAzr.
ia tks Giea.snG essats q tke h.s Daz5sl
Rlss.Z q Nsiros~. ~ Sscisss5 tss rixss-
~ el4i-zanf i1 fhs Fspsr1 Tied tz ~
EsSEsczs eSsss1 ~ Gls@rt A. PsTey. r-aa-
tsr n ths rzs@. va iE.smsd foT ELEVEN
zas-shs % ths tssrrsszy. --Frssns Oar. r.
s1ga TIE Hzasesr. ls gs3gsshsss1F uEz
Ezaks Rzasell lD1s ssaE S1a q Dszs.l
R1aa4lL
p1<SsA DAE.- tss rival eaxzr-AEt- srvz
psssiEssr- X D.. 10 eart4rs1 70 - gEz1ss
p.zasss RzHssll He hAE nsithsr ths
HeuaAI. zasNl. BeEEsral ns- iEssuses1Al
sAarAecs-tsstrs o< ~ R1kssI f4zSsy. SAYS
NJ Perez.
Ths z&sssr ealH sac cogs1s Erteatsa
10 Ihs tsaeEz01T KfFea ~ two Eftnssssa
flr tAs Dak0tA eLzlr-k1s Nhlca. - sAsE
vas grosaiy falae-
Ths report q ths r-aatsr s@et5ea ths
e4se - far a. ths facts are concerusd
a-1 any app-Al rEss - ha-ses O. slsa-
ts0as - lA~-
Ia Rzassl v1I cAss hAs bsen h~for.
tns hAMs&1hssst11 es1rrs Sos four ysars
Asd k4s oreAsso1--d two z-isszAgly Lonx
-~-Ae4a AAAaA - - EAA~A-9 A--Nsr A4IDl
ts,s adssrz~ 1seissoa q uhleA ths NSr1h
DakoeA eiaizAnt aSD@Alsd- ant seooa6.
befors Master Percy.
u UAa ia ths Ests. q tse vrobass
hs4s1ng that the ei2iEaAzL n7w esslArs6
~ - tAs rsEhtf-i bslr Sotaiiy via VII
AAn G. EssselL Anozh@r son % ths rser-
cfznL wss 6isoeFsr~4 a. PT@szu. ca He
Was as<nOuis.aEs ~ tAs RzsseH family.
cousls~i fer ne DAkot4 claimant nlea
Strh TIA eS4Ts ssvs1ty-tlgs obsscttor.s %
ne H.aslsr's n-nftnEs ard asksd thaf Mr.
Fsgsy be reguirsd 70 r-sort fn fan tie
svseenes D~rtAln1nE 70 ths yErss1s %
ftctacEA
r. prtncipai oe5sosisas rslAts 20 ~
hnfinE - ths El-stsr that ths Dakota
12n IL not ths so1 % DAulsl RuMaiI
nat Wiltau q. RrlEsell - not rususAEiy
ssflrbsat Aa1 ths intlnzrion that two a
DAko.A Dana witnesses committed Esr-
iury-
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
KOREMPROTEDGN SPOEA
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r1lf1rzI EffF-s4
E9ZsEs SHOW A DECzZ4Sz
Cartt-- Ek@sB ank HsEz A. Ahsss
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tasT wsrs E4sr ~ EH
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taEtsT E-,t 115 zrrs ssasas1E ac rcEA-
tees shz1 H1s rzahs-t the rear s.s..rs
On z.,s Averages Efreu. Wha-h z-s crs-
flt11 Acr1la4 uA1zs. q r1ssars skEE tie
val1s q tAsa's saf 5alsu f1suus As-zs =
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atrz zn1-s t1aa 10y Esrs TIE rear ere.
vbguE-
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
ARTHUR STR0MBURG
DRAWS SECOND CLAIM

sTRoSEsB-RG. Ssh- No~ i-fss~>-AiN
-AF-E1r Scrvz.h-rg % th1s vcacs ers~ Ne
az re r-uszt lzn. b1sEs-T a. ScrtA
Platte NJ sS-v=h-rg -zs bern and
reared = Pm eczz.T A-s - a. p-essc.
.z--a-E Is fGsAs-ss sErz t-T r1-es cg-
q tAs Ss-F- He saFS thAt -As- he w--'
ozs ke hz1 ID sh0-E@. e rsgnsss-t-g- sss'
vas esaxs6 tr 60 aiszE VITA re eru-1
Hswsrs-. 81 rrzrss hs EzH ths i3-kF oaa.
lie q z years q are ara sIv~-ss - - -
thsrs Ez1 hs1o-ne n h5zss.sAtsr- He =
a Ful-E u-Az &C Esslszg a6tTess Eas VII
--Aks q s3Esz1 q IS E15srtAk.zE
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
Man Kind to Iceman
Demands His Paw

WARRINGTON. SgT. l. R~szl-ss
sAr11si EAzaaeY. a EOTsrnxezf clsrk- uzs
Etne 20 the irszAz tsrfzE tse eva sar.
his estate 10 D0E se~Nfzg % kaBs tks
sspFsr1@ co@rt % rssuirs ths s-suar-s
estate % pay sesss n.aea
Ths Lc@raan EAs JoNsDa " Pzrlsh
80 furuiEss't tas % tAs aruzF "a Issl
In fhs EinstbsA wh1s Esll prsEar.E kEs
risiu fer psFEs1t- Ra-aey kslpssf
FaarfSh H-zEA oszSztzfsoas anE LoAa.-s
fsz -cnsT- u ls co1tsu.1s.d PzzSKh
Ergru1Esd q tay Ra=.seT s psr csur q
EtstsFer he t.g1i6 cousct
PaTtra'E sststs F-cszriY Received r-s1 Eag
frp-1 orug-sEs f1r ta= Cd ics AN ar1
now RszseT-E estate . inss-inz "a "a
1sr rsrE
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
New Trials Refused
Drivers Who Killed
Men With Their Cars

CHICAGO. Nsr- f-J1sseAai ssetasz.
sAs1 70 - q great ksapsslaEss as q rsvc-
sesas- Wsz n.a4 kess ts.14y - J2fss
Fsaazors cegser w4ea bs lscEszsd "a
ErArt q Eew trial % TIVE rsn csus1.saa
e s.r1sEs escar1aftse n ths .ss e szio.
nsSeGsa
TSsr~ have bsss eOuTtessozs fsr rlAa-
slazg1tar N sfwfi4r efrc1-zs-aneaa ans
tA1s 10 N faFss Rnssaz.cs IN unssas C
sogyseaa11 an1 seztsnos for wsr6er
TSs esfsstAatA Pn4Ek Hre1sk. ana
LAarsEcs LAa9e1osrz. EsFs coaFtssss in
S11gs cosD<vs traneA % ths crinrIral
eozFt q Goa eo1aty. Hsss<ezissag. q
k1Bhng Patstes = co4asa. a rsssreA r..s.
e1AAt sD1 Sos~oh Wsassg a cigar nan.-
fSeszrss
In e0tA eases tsss4zs0zy gAs akxscs1
a@a<i1G 70 ahSw rnAt sSsh eafs11Anss
hne sss. eFfnktaE asss Ssvs 1rfyfz3 wa.
Ga - siAshtsss rsGNr1 - sAssty u -.
e~ssfiaEA can1sn's ss1y was 1ruxEss
fsr bao<k h-fsrs Hro6sk sssSesd "a
HA<sins- Beth esfsn1AAss usss ckasf.
fs1ra
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
EXPRESS RATE on STOCKS
IS ON MARKET VALUE

WASHINGTON. NOV. lin tTanspo-ts-
-1uz q stocks. bon6s snd other securities.
ths I-fsrsssss Conm.sTos Commission to
day I'D . Garner = responssbls IN case
q l1Es for the n2-kss value % TIRE
s----1;sss OEiy and rot the par ralr.
re 6ecssso1 wzs IN toe case Of Acme
Po-zlEod Cement company aSAl-st ths
Ar,sriasz ETpress Company. N which THE
sxp-ess conpAnY charged HfTzA Tor
trszspoT1szg securities from New Tork
10 Seattle anS bzsed It's rate oa par
rslue- TIE commission heid that the
charge. haset On market value. sSogid
have be-a tlss5 ard ordered reparatioa
a-oEzri1E 20 gz@4E
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02

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Hau.r CT ntrass,t I'm MAS Hsr'srzl 1sr-srs
Hsnr -f Am a. Omaha tlbt tsar -s-r--.s,.
i-iiia-lrls'f and rars -is -r--t,sr --'ir-..t-
I'm ma - hnf saar -midt -ns A-ls
i'sir,sL-i.iiIrF rr -fa VII
WI csnss ~ EeE1srer~N NAH
rie srIrr f-rEnBBsF W,rt ne rs'ssasc q,
~ vii fT -sarisusr-.t rralI o. 1ts E-I--tT
i1ur- fisr-s m 1,-urhar = - fHs s@s-
ssnr ~ -srsr srz,f rrnu r--u1 Grzn,t
lHHli,t. n. -ssrsc-r 1sirr ~ ne rl4--s -
srui-t. warm is ieii,srHt 20 - GEr-3--E
ria VII ias lsssn Ipsiss,s y 7usEs BIT
am. E-f vai-s r tas arr fssr IN ,t-ss.
&c ,'IifHr i1auerr.iru 10 HHlt rE r-cTsT
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s-srrf vRff INV. pHsn "a. H.Ernz--s
anr ar. .I-r1lIsn- x--lf o. -urntr sArrf-
N-tu1H 6HaaIrH Il 10 E.nu,rA- T. Wa sE-
sfiIrsit i-z EzHs11.rs Er,3sr .aI1s g AaEusc
u uuA E-sf vEa 1rrpsrer w1r-sssHss't-
CiElnutar fssEia-ss tfIu1 81 Art rs Esrs-
saw 1lucf q 1f,-i-nlfrfr srlErF T-,krs ar
H1tt tts h1-ar -tlH-sf -tsrl t---vnsiilF II,
Is Euk NJ -'l-1.1ttrilsr aaa sa-wsr q AZ
-ir1ssq rum ~ rrE srus E1s 70 -e----
ss.1rn--sr -fsr-r a. vsl ~ NJ C'rn71r-
Application aHH ss-r --st.as 1- sars ~
vi 5rsastzat 1z,t elsa-riE las te--1 ss-
fsr aars ual4 rrun-h
IA Bsrnsrs u A1.rlIr CO C1ar1z 1-.s
IA asusr vt-t tie ssFr--1trFsis s-rsz-g-.ss,
AZ AIMING lts documentary grusf wa
EtI - Srsss1-s,t "a EE7r-rz g sas vi
NJ C-lEuG1 Erss AZ III 1,s,aEs E-rssG
= VA s-E1st rlnsrx Esla -,t-zz-sg tE.Hs -
i.Lz- s..En 81 q n. rf-F s.r ssTsrR1 sATL
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
DANCE HALL IMMORAL PLACE
Des Msinss M&n Conviesed On Tsyti-
mszy sf R<portsn
cHIET sAYs EVIDENCE SLIGHT


DEw MOfsrE4 Ia. 49,. i-6sSs.aal
TaesrAzb-1<aE Krunser. wAo e1ssaxzz
q pE1Ge 1enes hal wAs aeG2E fs1nd
r14ty ~ potes eDsrf - eo1<1e1tEg an
irlzs-zt pkAsA Sc sM aOssAi " k1s-
trtn1 es9Tt an1 flEAs tks eaas- Ths cAsss
- poises hs6 DE1estaa1y taken ths 80
- Krs@s. h@t cselNrse ~ was pss4sef
So y ~ r1tses eoR1 wy1l6 naks stkss
ep1s1ctio1a - aara a3ghx sga1sHes ~
wDule hAss - trozeis eisNE11G q, ehs
ety- TAs rssof "a 64ses hal WAs es1-
s.essd IN vtsiatsa q cay sF1AnAnees
sns ssars6 frp@ Es~svas@r rrpovtsss
Wke1y.
sargs~ss see 0p~raefssa
Al cHl1a9ai rrscs1lrs wAs gftne@ss6 a.
1fefhosiss h1ssetal tseAY When nfty EGr-
E~frs. me@1@Tz - tke Iva ciiEseai eEr-
Elanf soess<y aa1 rspreseaains zang g
fes tarz1 e2tAas q IosA a. weG a.
ornaAua. witnsn.n6 s4gA.ss1 zassr ssr-
Eleai oDsFatioGs q Ereat ls1Dostanns. TGs
sntars socsssy vas pEsaens. Snf u = n
le1sst % have osher sezzIkAr znestinEa a.
ia41s1G s.aas haasakAs-
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02

b ne eeciAr1Els- q ts.s Ns1sta- ssssrA
ocrarsals Ia gzz-sz to1zy. Wass clz1-- q
- r. er1lsc4n1 esr-zz lIsssazslsc EiEh sas
e1sctAl city
Ihsa~ otfAcfsAE tsuF k-@ufss6gs C IN.
rsr1rt tAAs Gensr1l Nar-sru. rsr---a-rs.
i-F tA- f.'ssszI tr.sss n csfhrzH1sa. Ia,
aasss F-r-sisee-- HE<TrG tsr psr--hEsi,s.
. s1Ae1'sfs ne cry TesT say hs % 81
IN tss =aosial Ar shAs an his trugps
zrs1 E1r1uaa.d<-s. ar. grEsl
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
Original Deed for
Manhattan is Sold

NEW YORK NOT- L-h u Es,I
frDSn item q histosT tkAt HAnhzftaa
islana Has CriEinAuy Purchased fer
aeo1t "a Ths ess5 q thlE sale. gwen
~ ths intians. E0ld insr u,Eht AZ a1c-
uou here a ahour HsTsnty tin-eE tzs
ortEtsai cost o the island Ths dss1
Eas bozght y George d. Saith for
iL7E ths highest price "a AZ ths sale o
many VAluAhis Historical eocumelts
TIE dsed - written On vsium AM at
tests IN the D-trh ianE1aEs ths transfsr
q ;hs island @ ths DEsrh n lEsH
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
Four Police Women
Detailed to Guard
Mrs. Pankhurst

CHICAGO. NoT. Mira Kmzsiins
xaakhgsp. Ne miltAnt S1fff4Ets1 az
rffs1 sera ts4AT. she WEi sSeak ~ =
s1s&tas tSasssfes sa.4 Esanaia in Ca5eAss
several d4gs Ter a Fsat- NrHL Pankhurst
vas Ersste1 ~ ia Fs&fsoa ~ NfE 0rzes
Wlbar Tro-t pFsa1@1z q ths IIans1s
Fs4tieai ETz&iity isAE.s. aa1 ~ e<is-
$3.50 fFoz thNs sasf sfksr ssffraEist aF-
Eantstao1- The arrival q ths EsEiish
ieaeer ka1 shs sffset q BArsfyinE s1isza-
osrstaE1.nEs th2t tl.rstfsnsd u bgs4k sal
sHo1s tas Sonasn-s sss0ei4ticns ever -.
tAis q s@ats for ths Pa1khsFEt isetgrs.
MA FaE<sgFst Ssel4Fed thAi tks profss
q b<F iectsrss Wsrs 10 - tgrrs5 over
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
DELEGATES TO CONSERVATION
CONGRESS ARE APPOINTED

GRAND ISLAND. Nsh-. NoE. t-gsss-
eGsi b-PFsEsksGt H4rrlson of ths Esa~saEa
stAts LG~oew D.sajefE sssoclAftsn haF. bY
alasA0rftT q ihs AasoetAsiOA. ssSotase.d M
foiicSing daisERtsa ard As1sEuAsss % ~
fifth colssrTarioa ooosrsss 70 b. ia a.
WasefnEton. .. q. Sgsen1h~r ts-a- D.zs-
s2tsa. 0~oEEs l. T-EEsF. Broken Bow:
". n BAzEins. uElsns q n Fhnposi
h1Eloo'1fs y. A Gpod Cgslss: g. D
Agrsa csntrzi CITY. AltsgEstsa. Tiar-
Pstsrson. Dann~broE. ". ". Bsck. CD
bor. Yrsf D'1shFfss1f. 0oT1on. Jshn Nc
Le.ian. Ala. Lars Lars<n- 81 Paul
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02

PAIEBCET. Eeh. Sor- A-f6p~ctkl1-
Ascsr ths RscE IslAA-1 sg.1. AZ Ts1=vs1z-
sax ---1ss assakWsst &C hsrs. h11 gfren
Fay Wort8sa p~r=ASE4oz 70 E5e~9 In ths
xAa-s-E rosoz q ths aepct- ths LE6 prss1
css. she sSsk<z cff5rs Esz1ow Azt EsE5sEs1
tas ezsh srzEsr & 8 IN e-rr~oeT- spee4Ai
AEszs Ben JaEktrs q tie Rook IsAA1s
Ss-aEst WorE.u AZ Eosio1tE He EAs ssn-
ts-c.d % tks-ty Gays N The eounSF tG2-
81. 50 . TsAEs % age ald claims kss
-ccss ts N ORA Nsch-- and was On RS
Esy - Lziststnz- Coso- 20 VISIT relatives
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02

- ths E1E1ss szssrsrs .a1ss. as.s wsrs
- DvsEt<s fs.ses fss s4zs years sars-
DaArz. w23en- nae h1a6 ~wl1 e@ a terri
seA sas~ sac ssl1 th-2t sa~ sss51 see 10
ser'naio1 Zee rzc11&1ey b AEuertea
Fssr % tAs E<Efy esnHss1 ssssf % 30
lsss wsusn -sss <sssE@1 10 essenf 60
hrs Pzakazvsss 60 s@sar ts.s n-xa sSs-
eaai assaE.zsnr e ~ p~fsns ysus@a
Thsy wsrs taszrE<zs1 - DTsfecs asr frsa
r-ossssaGAss 81 anE1yasce
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
ESTATE OF WEALTHY
HASTINGS RECLUSE
GOES TO OMAHA MAN
scozsa-la.ss frv-s Page o=aD

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st~ry sf q WsIf-
Mere tzrErss-rE sr.1 saAz n. s----
EsAzE EEt8c5ss UAs a s.soa srzfzIssS- a
7c1rF &C a WG1s nEf 10 kavs kss-
Efvsz - C-lavt= ~ Orcszzs- a.t sesr-
"a t.s E-srrlSSa11 CO TIA nY5sAs. -w7a~r.
s the TAH EoTy~ NJ I-zz5GEHs AAa~rsG
q al shs szo-T rsGa:s,s II szs s9sk css~-
rssS'co1s 80 etss<sY % tss Ess os Sr-.
.Occ1-Gr tA1t As 10 E--EzsI C b.Esr.
Z vas written EA'S1f h1= Il tas p-ta-s,.
ns1rrE1ss tss EAf saaa5>zzrs n Is
--118s aEs. O. ss's-z tAs s1-s q Ia
y@as III Ocozzsr eA1s - Easr5-.rA
~ 60 os ths1F -z.s-st-lEs OrCsr-c- as
saa1 10 hzEs t1szssss5 ia r-as hts--ry -
Mr. czlzFt-- tsclAE1z.g taas alE rza1 sx--.s
Ras sola1 Bray ta.Gz as E1s A native
% IrslAE- A1e kskt ozEzs - raaE esz-r-y
wfth EiH s4-1y Wesr gEe1s VaE-E Es
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znd her chiidrsn- Re also Esk-t f1- h-r
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20 write 20 him
CuiaV-n visited Hastings On Octohsr "a
ant Whsn he Inquired A. IN. posrofrcs
= there WAs EnE mzl sor him. Ezs gwen
A-o1E OthsEs . lettsT WEich rad besn
adtrszsed 10 him AZ the Merchants hote.
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letter pu-port-1 % have hen written hy
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Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
Prn What ss,ns Rect will % for YsS

send ten cents 20 DR.. Klmer a Co.
BinghAmtOn, n. T.. for = sample sire
bottle II viii eonvinos anyone. You
viii also receive a booklet OF valuable
information. telling about the kidneys
ana blAad-r. When writing. be SUN and
rneation The Omaha Sunday Bee Rsgu-
lar firty-eent and one-dollar SEs bottles
for sale At all drug stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
JUDGE WTTTEN ARRIVES
At PIERRE FROM NEBRASKA

PIERRE. 8 D. Oct n--(sPsc5zl Tsle-
Erzml-yDdgs :. W. wIttsn of the gen
srAl lAa3 department arrived here this
ssts-7ooz 10 look after the sale OF lands
cn tAs L0Es- BrGis reservation not net
nlsd E7on- He came here direct from
tie trz-1nE for Nebraska landa
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
IAax-ColrFzfn-

YRASKIIS. S~h-- NOv- LCSp~ctGLp--
Hssss Mar Ccf-EIz- ds1Ehsss os Mr. ant
Ma w Fl CoEs-tz % shis efsy. vas Ear
-ss1 TS-rz1zy mor-i-g bT Counsy Judg.
Tsoeuas R0Ss-rsoa a. BlooZington- q
VII Lam TtsV vi I've O. the farm
e IN. Eruoz sorth q Aaesa-
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02

--@- Laa--tl I orr FAEe Ule
AAno1ncsmsnt - ths pFsasdsaf Sf tF-
nsSN ptannsd policy q ths Uni;szi
sSatea IN FsEaFd 70 MsHiso
Ihers WAs discussed today IL ofact.I
eirc-es ovss the possibility thAt ths ur-s-
iosnt might ssnd meszASs o. maks an
aoaTezs 20 cOnErsss EfvlEg a dstzlad r.
port % shat h&s occurred sinos hs last
inforuned eonErsas % The MsxicAa ait
aAtion- There EAs no indtcznoz a. ths
White h0Zss thai such w1s the plan
iHAsm1eh as Il has tea Eald a. tks
White House that 70 eommuricAtlon EGs
tltsndsd 20 bs addFsssed directly % tn
poTsrs a1d s.Ees nesotizfio1.s nth ths
Hnsrtz EoFerlmsnt formally have Ter
hToEsu OF. ons infersnos drawn IN ON
cal circles SAs tkat ths pres1fsnt ruIxht
ad1rass himself 20 congress again. for
sisa governments hing Advise1 q hia
stsEs sfmuitansOosiy as part q ths pro
gram
Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-02
F@dsrnIs Held Chihaah -.

Ri PAEO. Nov. L-Chlhuahua CITY e
Sun IN the hznds q the fedsrais. a.
.thOsEh a nOmeutary stta-z ty fhe rsb=i
troops u Fancho NHla IL eEperted Ihls
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-26
MAY RE0RGANIZE A BUREAU
Secretary Wants Improvements in Pure
Food Laws.

Washington.-Reorganization Of the
department. of agriculture is foreshad-
owed in Secretary Houston's first annual
report presented to President Wilson.
A plan to be submitted to congress in
the fiscal estimates for 1916 proposes to
carry out the work of the department in
i've or six main groups, such as research,
state relations, rural organization, for
est service, weather and regulation.
Such a plan, Secretary Houston believes,
will promote coordination. Plans for
redistricting the country for the enforce
ment OF the pure food law are announced
and the secretary announces his intention
to ask for authority to prepare amend
ments to the pure food law to improve
the food supply, protect the public health
and promote uniformity in food legisla
ton.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-26
WILL NOT SEND MESSAGE
Personally Favors Standing Suffrage
Committee in House.

Washington. - Woman Sutfrage-tbe
question which has vigorously projected
itself into the political forum-confront-
ed President Wilson, personified by SO
members of the National American Wo-
man Suffrage Association, who pleaded
that he use his influence with Congress
to obtain the ballot for the women of
the nation. 1t was the first time the
with the issue in a formal way. He told
president had been brought face to face
his callers that whatever might be his
personal views on woman suffrage or any
other subject, he had made il a rule not
to urge legislation upon Congress that
had not been the subject of organic con
sideration" by the Democratic party, Of
which he considered himself the spokes.
man. The president said hat when
members of Congress consulted him hs
would freely give his views, and he add.
ed that, having already been asked his
opinion about the organization of %
standing committee in the House of Rep
resentatives to consider woman suffrage,
he had expressed himself in favor of such
a committee.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-26
SOME MORE GOOD ROAD NEWS.
Looks Like Jackson viii Be Connected
With Vicksburg.

Jackson.-The people OF Kinds county
will be glad to know that there is a
prospect that Jackson and Nicksburg will
be connected next year with n modern
good road. Warren county has ordered
a 100000 bond issue for good roads, and
one Of them Is to come to Big Black
river, Kinds county has spent in Beats
7 and s, 100000 for good roads. One
OF these runs to Beat . from jackson,
and with a road through that beat. it
will connect at Big Black with the War
rem road. Executive Committeeman J.
w. Tucker OF Warren county has in
vited Edgar :. Wilson, chairman of the
Fast and West highway executive com
mittee, to meet him and his five local
committeeman with the five local Kinds
county committeeman in Vicksburg for
a conference to discuss a crossing place
at Big Black to connect up the Kinds
and " arren roads.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-26
DECLARE FUND WAS FOR DATA,
Belzoni Citizens Correct Mistaken Inn
preston Over the State.

BelZoni.-Much has been said in the
press within the past week with refer
ence to the bribery scandal in connec-
ton with the fight that was made be-
fore the Legislature of 1912 to create a
new county with Belzoni as the county
seat.
The promoters OF the new county prop
osltion and the citizens of this town in
general. feeling that an injustice has
been done them and that an erroneous
impression has been made on the minds
OF the public, desire to present the facts
IN SO far as they relate to the efforts
made by them to secure the passage of
the new county bill.
In the fall of 1911 the promoters of
this proposition began their va
tions to make the fight for the new
county at the 1912 session of the leg
stature. For this purpose a new coun-
lsiature. Fol this purpose a new coun.
Maj. T. c. Pepper, chairman; Willis
Brumheld, secretary, and A. NJ. Payne,
treasurer. A fund was then raised to
detray the expenses of compiling the
necessary data to intclligcntly present
the matter to the legislature. to have
maps printed and such other expenses
as might be incurred. This fund
amounted to S ,409.45, as is shown BY
the trcasurer's books. The treasurer has
vouchers showing how every dollar OF
tins money was expended, and showing
that not a dollar of it was spent for
any illegitimate purpose. This fund
was paid out for collecting data. print
ing maps. hotel bills, railroad fares, Law.
yers fees and for other perfectly lcgit.
purposes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-12-26
Mississippi Bull Wins a Prize.

Jackson.-Mississippi scored another
notable victory when, at the |int,rnation-
al live stock show at Chicago a Hereford
bull sired and raised in Mississippi took
the grand champion prize in thai class.
The TACT was made known here in a tele
gram received by ". }. Davis. proprie-
tor OF Levernet stock Farm, from YER
non /. Davis, his son, announcing that
the bull known as Point Comfort NiV.
had easily defeated all corners in his
class by taking the grand championship.
Mr.. Davis Is eagerly awaiting further
details beyond the meager telegram, as
he stated his herd was up against the
best on the continent, and this victory
Is therefore the more marked.