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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-16
Die 8. U. R. Reuuiou.

6 gbdttaHooga, Senn., 15. Sept.
Die 47.SabreszRsuniou Der 9ronb
&rmp Of the RspubIic na6m pffl3ielI
am Mioutag ibreu QnFans. Die Be-
terdnen 4no ihrs Treunoe psrbr1dten
ben Gag hauptidhlid oamit, inoem tie
2lusfIiigs in bic llmgeaen0 madteu uno
Die btitpri'hen ShI09tfeloer heIuhten.
Sin Ieihter Rsgeu belt Sauienbe pon
9eteranen niht ab, QootoutUtountain,
ghicumauga 9art uuo Ulifjonarp
Rioge 3u beiuheu.
Der hsutigs Gag mar offi3ieu als
.2ootout Wountuiu Tag" oeiignirt
pprben uuo Salienoe pOn 9eteranen
beaaben ii1 in Das 8elduoe. no por
fuufsig Sabren Die Spnfooerirteu unter
9rl1g uno 2ougitreet ben llnionstrups
pen unter Grant unb Sbpmas segenz
Ibsrftauben. sSiibrer ertIdrtsn linen
bic Wan0psr Der ii4 gegeniberiteben=
Den Qrneen.
8as Snterefe Der 9etsranen tone
3enttrt fih bereits auf ben neuen Sberz
fommunosur, Der als RahfoIger oes
Generals 4lfreo 3. Beers su ernd6Len
iii. Inter Den Sanoiodten, RE ioipeIt
genaunt poroen iino, beftnoeu iit fol-
qenbe; .qrio1te" SrIdno SDmerS BON
aotomo, Snn.; Col. Clair 6. Qpoms
bon Superior, Reb.; Der frIbere Res
pr0Ieutant DafhingtDn 9aroner BON
GdIamaSoo, Mlth., uno @eueral !. 81.
6arriIon pom 9epartement bon Sanz
fas.
Die erite 8eT6dftsiiBung finbet am
SouHeritag mprgenftatt uno bic Be
amtenpdhI miro oann pabri9stHIih
bdIo folgen.
9eIeqationsn bon Wo6ile, Ola. (;
6ouiton. Seras, unb Detroit Mih.,
beperbeH ith I'm oas nG6ts SeIbIas
ger.
gtdn ihGBt Die 3ahl Der bier bsftnos
linen 6rentoen Gllf $4,000 ab.
Sn bic G6lIe.
Riu9ara sails, q. g., Is.
Sept ginWnnn ppn 68Sabpn, ben bic
qoItsei fir SDbn 5apfius aus Grie,
ga, bdlt, ipraue beuts Ra6nrtttag BON
Dem stpei6unbert 5uB iiber oem toieRz
ben SyIub ssnpprrasenoeu 9riideneez
.I6Rasr IN aGs Asiies aao ~asN iaosx
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Die Grmornnng Der anna
4umaILer.

Die oronng Der Ann q
4umIIler.
Rem Uort, 15. Sept. oSn Der
6offRung, ZEN Rep. 5lns Shmtot,
Den Woroer Der 4nna 4umiiaer, als
Betriiaer uno BieHoo, grieiter bios.
iteasn su tonnen, baben Die bieIiqen
tatboliihen Girheubth0r0sn dugefdnz
gen, iif in eingebenDer Beiie nit benz
gorIeben ShHiot's su beihdftigen.
,Wir boffeu ben 9e1peis IieferH su
tounen, oab oieies entieblide lluas.
heusr Elm getriiger mar uno ii6 ges
fiHhter qapisre bebisnt bat," Iaqte
p0breno oss Juges Ulpniignor Ga.
belle. Der 9ener1lpitat bss Grsbis.
thums Rem Yort. Or fam nit gms
pfeblunasihreibeu hierber, bic an
fheineuo in isoer 5i16At EDIT UNI
outbeutiI6 pareu. Bir piFen aber
70 cut rpie nitts ii6er i'm. SeiH Der.
breden ift ein su eutfeBlihes. QBir
tonnsn nur hoffen. ben Qa6rpeis lie
fern su tonneR, ooB er teiH pirtIiAsr
priefter mar"
Stmiot ihlisf in feiner .3eQe in
cen 1ombs. ieineR Rod dts siiIeu
beuubeHo, pdbrsno Der gaH3en 9aht
ganS ruhtq uno obEe uufsupahsn, uno
am Wtorasn az er isin s5riibitud nit
gutsm Ippetit. gr bate ieinem an
Sonntaa dhgelegtsu 9eft1noHiB, in
Dem tr iaate, Dag er ieiH Spfer i'm
gett srmoroet, bic Geidje in Der Babe.
nanne in feds Stiide serf Aaitten,
oiefe in 8iiuoel psrpadt uno in Den
6uoion fStuB geuorfsn bdbs, peni9
mehr hinsusufiigsu. Dem Gaplau oes
Combs GefdHgniFes, Rsp. !. g.
Gpers, asaeuiibtr i11ts Sdmtbt:
sd mar bon be, 5eilistu gliiubetb,
msiner St]uBpatrouin. anaepieien
iporosn, 4nn1 su opfern."
Der qolissi gsgsnl6er bate er oes
fdgt, odB er iie aetootet, neil cr Iis
su lieb aebabt babe Tie Roli,ei ift
d6sr Der auiidt, eaR er iie eemorSet,
neil lie bah Ututtsr qefuoroeu mare.
Sic olau6t aud, bar oas Mdohtn bic
5rauunesz zgeremonie nit ihrem Wl6r.
Der I'm Gebrudr, in rpeIsher Ghmiot
aieihssitia bic RpQe oes Qrieitsrs une
hes grduiiaams ipielte, fir edit qes
baiten bate.
ia bic Dpli3ei aLaubt, bos S6miot
raoolif.iueile nit Der Grmorbuna
Der aft Sabre aIten alma aeIlner in
9sr6inhuul qeitauoer bcben t0nns,
oersr osritiimme!te Qeihe. in aalt elm
eebettet, i'm GelIer ets Shulqebduoes
Der tathoIifhen St. Sohannes Sirhe
IN QouispilIe, an., por % Sahreu
atfgefunnen uuroe, rpurbe 5hmiot
pG5reno beg 5dges ii6er oieIes Der
brefen aus1sfruqt, sr ertlGrte aber,
oapon nifis su rp;iTer. Shmiot mar
in ben 5dhren 1908 big 1910 piebers
bolt Der gait oss 9eo. 6enrn 9. Wes
ftermann in aouispiGe. 2llmo aeaner
oerffpano i'm DECEMBER 1909 uno
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Saurot fdgte, bob i'm oberen Wunz
battan etn prominenter 4r3t in ieiner
eiqenen Wo6nung per6dftet rporben Iet.
SSrfpettor 5aurot Derbaftete fpdter
ben Or. 6. Wuret, einen 301 ct. g}i.
Golas QDenue tpohlbdften 3dbnar5t.
Der Doctor purbe in ieiner Dp6nung
DerGaftet, bie iih ieBt unter WuFitht
BON Detettips befinbet.
go. 301 ct. Nihola8 Qlpenue lieqt
in Der g2dbe pon Der 125. StraBe uno
in Der Rdhe Der ct. oSoIep6s &irhe,
no Reb. ShmtDt Derbdftet nurbe.
Or. Wuret 1T urgefdbr 80 Sabre ait.
3renton, q. s., Is. Sept. Der
bohD. ReD. Sames u. W1c6aM, BIZ
fhof BON 3renton, Der0ffentli6te am
montag eineu Brief, ben er i'm Sabre
1910 an Sans S6mibt gefnrisben
9dtte, als bieier CUR Qusbilfe tpdbreno
Der Grantbeit bes gep. Or. Ratbner
an Der ct. 5ran8istus Stride angez
iteut mar. 8ti6of Mc6aul iagte in
ieinem 9riefe:
ySie fperben hermit bena6ri6tigt,
6dB sic fofort bieIes 8istbum DerlaIs
fen niii1en. Gs febIt SS9uen pffenbdr
an Qeiunoem Meni6enperitono, unD
i6 pia oesbalb nidts msbr nit Sbnen
AT t6un bdben."
8iihof WcTdul idgts, bdB S6miot
aus Dem 8istbum ausgetpieien NOR.
rem Iei, tpeiI er bic ReqeIn
Der &irae mtba6tet babe, in
Oem er etne 3rauunu pollsOq,
obne borber ben n0tbigen 8tIpens err
laEgt 3u baben, uno audi neil 8e-
metnoemttoIieber iiber ieiu 9etraaen
8eihDeroe qefibrt batten. 6dns
S6miot itano ntdt nit Der Srentoner
8iO8eie in 8erbinoung, ionberu rpuroe
BON Rep Yort CUR ausbiIfe bierber>
qeihidt.
e 6mtot pollte mad fei :
ner 6etmatb 3urUd.
febren.
Ii6affenburg, Is. Sept. -
Dap odns SGmlot, Der 9rteiter, Der
in Rsip Yort bic 4nnu Mumuller er=
moroet bat. bic Qbii6t bate, binnsn
3ur3sm nah ieiner6eimatb in gaperr
3uriitSutebreu, 1ebt aus elmer goit-
tdrte herpor, Die feline gItern Dor Elm
paar Sagen srbalteH batten. S6miot
idrieb, bab er iih freue binneu Sur
8em feline Gltern uno ieiue 5eiuotb
tpisoer3ufehen.
Die Glterr S6miot's uno dnoere
0erpaHbte srtldren, bab Der Raun
eiu in moraIiIder 6in1iht niht obnor.
nlsr Wenf9 fei uno iie fpeifen oarauf
bin, oaB in Der Tduilie pieIe TSGae
pon SSrrfinn borgetommen ieisn.
Shmibt ioQ dber DOT ieiuem 20. Qez
bensiahr teiue Spuren bon dbnormeu
Quloaeu ge3eigt baben. Grit in bic
fem aIter 9ing eIue etgenthiimIide
8erduoeruug in ihm DOT. Gr puroe
uuptrft uno tonnte ijh nit ieIuen
8orgefesteu ntAt pertragen.
S6miot ioQ qegen ietnen stgeHen
Dtlen griefter Qerporoen iein uuo
uur um Die 0Inide feiner Mtuttsr gu
erfILleu.
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y merituner in megito era
nm Ap+


Gan Trdnci8co, GaL., Is.
Sept. - Der 9ompfer ogeru", Der
am Sonntaq nit beiuabe 100 umeriz
tdntiGen TIuhtlineeu an goro bier
ontam. iiberbrddte unter 2nberem
oua Die Ra6rtht, baB U1orris g.
Root. Der amsrttoniIhe Superinteuz
bent Der gl Siqre Utinen in Sepic,
D2ertto, BON merttantfben 8unoiten
ermoroet Dorosn lit. Der Superinterz
bent tpuroe oon Elm pdar 8dnoiten dbz
gefanqen dls er i'm 8eqriffe mar fia
Zen NnqeiteQtan Der &orpdgnie un3us
f6lieben bic Nnitalten getroffen bdlz
ten. ods Giaenthum Der minen 2om=
puQnie 3u befdiiber. Gr tpurbe entz
naffnet unb qetobtet.
HDot mar 80 Sabre oIt uno bate
16 Sabre in Mcrito geIsbt. Mar Sam
bert. Elm anbersr dmsrItnriTtxr oSnqe=
nisur, Der nit Ger .9eru" bier antam,
puroe bon 8unoiten, bic fein 6aus
aroegriffen batter, fir tpDt Iieqen oez
loiTen. 2dmbert's SFrau unb Gfno
enttdmen, tnoem iie nurh Elm 6inter~
feniter trohen, pdbreuo Der manu i'm
6auie bIieb, um bic 9dnoitsn 8u enc
pfaR9en, oereu &ommen bepbuhtet
ipurDe, dIs fie nod cine 0teile entFerut
marin. Sic 3erf6Iuoeu i5m ben S6dz
Del unD IieBeu tbn fir tobt Iieqer.
9lls tie abge3ocsr nareH. tebrte 5ruu
2ambert 8urIt uno iie bolte oaua
GiIfs berbei.
Die nit Der .9eru" angetonmener
TIiihtlinae fomeu ale ton gurtter
an Der weFtiifte Don Merito. eSArt
Qlusioqeu iibsr lie i'm tpeTtlifen NE
ritz herrT6ennsn 3ufdnbe itimmsr
I'M @llqsmeinsu nit oeuieriqen u6ers
ein, oie bon Frii6er NuQetommenen a.
rdht noroeu iirb. Sie Iagen, ooF
bprt pplIitdnoioe 2lnarhie herrTtt
Gehenerfiihrcr ertennen ii6 oeqenfeis
tta niht an, unc ipenn IL nt6t NOR.
ben uno pliinogru, betdmpfen iie fid
untereinunber. 2tmerituncr, bic norH
Staute DURANGO tommen, idcsu, n1f
nis 3uItGnoe rprtietbTt gnqIoubItaey
2lrt Ieien uno oab betrurtsne 9eors
has Qunb iiberl1uFen unD bic entfess
litfter 9er6rs6en beaeher.
GIudIi6 uneetommen.
Qarebo Seras, 10. Sept. - Die
ameritauiiheu 5Iuhtlinoe aus 5ors
rsou, Mertto, bon oenen es bieB, bab
fie uuf nem Wege na6 SaltilIo bon
ben GouftitutiouaIiIten in bic 9eFons
osn'haft aboefGbrt poroeu 1eien, Iino
9eritten i'm fDoeraItItiihen 5auptz
quarter in QueDo Qureoo sufoloe
1iidlth uno pohlbehalten in ScltiIo
anoetommen. Die gahribten, oaB fie
pDu ben &ouftitutionaIiiten beIditigt
rpprosu feieu, bat ilf aIs uupahr ers
tpiefen. Die Ge1euIhaft 8dhlt 5unoerts
BON gerIonen, oarunter piele 7raueu
unb Ginoer.
Die 4meritdner tampirteH in Der
letter Ratt 20 W&eilen peitlih BON
Soltilo, mo Iie ppn 8oten, Die Der
ameritaniihe 8i3etoniul Sobn R. Gil
ltmon ub9eihidt batte, gefunoen nurz
Den. sic tameH ipGt am Gahmittag
an ibrem 9eitimmungsort an. Wab@
renn ees Mdribes 1T ihnen uihts be-
ionbers ltnangsnebmss 5ugeituben.
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guIgarien uno oie 5Irtei
eitigen ft6.

aonftdntinopeI. Is. Sept.
Giner cffisislsn 2lutiinoigiine sufplae
hot fih bic tiirtiit. 5ulgoriihe Jris.
bensbelsaation in Der 6atptIahs duf
bic su stabIirsnbe tilrtift,r buIgarifhe
Grense eeeintat.
llnter Dem neueH @ertrda piro
8ulaorien nen gr6Bten Tbeil BON
1brasien perIiersn. Der ihm in oem
aonooner arieoen aar1ntirt fporoen
III. Die Siirtei erhGIt 4briunopel uno
man ataubt. hos iis auh airt ailifs
Tea beaolten nirb. ME end bic on.
fehnliheg Gefiet rpeitlih rom Rariba
Stub.
guladrien bate psrgebli@ gebofft,
eoB Die Wl6hte ihm belftn iriitosn,
tsfIGs Hsnsussssjcsa III exlcuaeys
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bic Stromfdmeuen biufprtgertiien.
3pei Grauen. Die ouf einem SeIIeu
an Der cunabtIten Seite ftanoeu, fas
ben Saptins, pie er auf bus grilderIs
gelGnber an Der canabiihen Seite tlets
terfs. Dort fab er ulebrere WiiHufen,
duf bic toierpen 5luthen bfnnbblideno.
ghe bic uuf i'm oufmertiam eenlrdtsn
Briidentparter ihu erreinen ipunteH.
hatse Ct fia tnsN Nla1sr csitilsst.
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Detterberi@t.

IHrOhio: Resen am Dieniidg.
am Wittpoh unbsitimmtes Wettsr.
OsItIide. nah Siiboit umIdIassnbe
Minoe.
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9uEsarien perIisrt aorianopei uni
ben arObten 5heil bon 1brasien.
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Jn(anOG OGe(egrap0
Cine i,ene Sen(ation
--es<~--
eSa @erbinsnHs NIT Der Grmnr.
onng Der anna aumiiller
in New 0Orf.
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Gin promlinenter Rrst (pdt tn
Der Cl1fit

Der 2laft
II
Sin ieiner Wobnung TN 0beren Ulans
buttan perboftet.
~
Rep. 6ans S6mibt. Der ben Woro
eiugeitanben pat,
--~Hs-
Miro in elmer GabeIbepeT6e aug
Tliin6en ols setItssgeit0rt
be3eihnet.
~
81 ipdr in Uliin6en ipeasn perfhie.
bener 8sraehen pro3eiIirt,
-~ss~-
4ber dls geiitig un5uredHungsfdbig
freigeIprofen tporoen.
~%s@
Ssin 8srtbeibioer tpiu iia audi bier
auf Die Wabnfinns L5sorie
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Gulgarien unb bic 5irtsi einigen ii6
auf Die neue Grenss.
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rasen.

Die Geide Der Nnna QumulIsr u6sr
ale 3peifel ibeutjii8irt.
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Die I'M Wtat pon elmer Der. ct.
8ranoiurp 9esen t6n er6o6en
tpur0e.
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Bon ben ameritdniiaen gunbesbe66r.
ben auf 9runo elmer 4ntlQoe
berbdftet,
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90 bah cine cute SaeprdieHtatios
9entidiaHos Jest sefinerf III.
gei einem bduseinfitrs IN ecburg
nur1 cine 9astrpIoiion Der.
urfaht,

Die Gbolerr breitet ii6 in Siooit'
europa ibnea aus.
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trndte gtn6barn tno einigeBolisiTten
Sur SteIe, bod beuutte Der ganott
etc ollgemeine Berlpirrung, nm ieine
8iubt 81 befpersitelligen. Sbaleih
ielRer gerfoIglng iofort oufaenom.
men fnnroe, fonnte er bis jebt nift
elngetongen tneroen. Ter @ehsler
muBte int Iterbenoeu 3ultono mad,
Gem 3oipitaI geIdyafft iperoen tuuo
ietne Iodlter miro notwithstanding
.glethfoIs nid)t nit Dem 2eben onbon.
fcmmen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
Negligence Called Manslaughter.

The case of Stehr VS.. State before
the Supreme Court of Nebraska. in
volved the sentence of a father for
from one to ten years in the penitenti.
airy for criminal negligence, because
during q blizzard in Nebraska, when
the weather was bitter cold, he per.
mitted the fire to go out. snow drifted
through a crack In the door and q
broken windowpane. and the bedding
of all the members of the family was
frozen stin. The feet Of one Of the
children were frozen. and although
such fact vas apparent to the father
no physician was called in, for l6 days,
when amputation was found to be nee.
essary and the child died of blood pois
oning. The defendant vas convicted
of manslaughter for criminal negli.
gence in failing to provide medical
care after he discovered the frozen
condition Of the child's feet. In al.
firming the conviction the court held
that for a parent having special charge
o. an infant child culpably to neglect
1t SO that death ensues as a conse
qence is manslaughter, although death
or grievous bodily harm vas not IN
tended. and If the parent has not the
means for the chlid's nurture it is his
duty to apply to the public authorities
for relief.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
TRY TO STOP THE COLONEL
Big Game Hunters Fine He Is Armed
With Permit,

Phoenix, Ariz.-Certain envious Ari-
coma huntsmen, who have been deprived
by presidential pleasures of hunting wild
game in the Grand Canyon, thought they
had something on former President
Roosevelt, who is now hunting in that
region.
The colonel, who is accompanied by his
sons, Archie and Quentin, in his quest
for big game, however, appeared to have
remembered the text of his proclamation
which closed the canyon to huntsmen. At
the time OF issuing the proclamation,
Roosevelt declared that the reserve
would be a playground for my children
and for my children's children"
The colonel also had the foresight to
arm himself with the required permit
from the secretary of agriculture.
Nothing was said Of a permit when
Roosevelt and his sons started north for
the Grand Canyon a week ago, and Ger
tain big game hunters, whose sole ambi
ton in life is to be turned loose in the
Grand Canyon region with a 5000 and
plenty of ammunition, recalled the
proclamation.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
CRISIS IN MEXICAN
AFFAIRS Imminent
NEXT TWO WEEKS WILL SEE
STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS.
HUERTA REGIME IS FAILING
President Will Not Act Until Mexican
Ambassador Arrives-Refusal Of For
eign Consuls to Meet Urbina
Caused Sacking.

Neutrality-suspicious. of conditions
surrounding the Huerta government in
Mexico have put administration officials
in a n attitude of keenest apprehension
toward the situation there. Advices
watch officials believe to be perfectly
trustworthy seem to Indicate that the
strife between the Huerta regime and
the revolutionary elements IL nearing a
point where some definite conclusion 10
to be reached.
Information Of this situation, when
permitted TO become known Monday, was
coupled with the authoritative statement
that the United States was making no
additional naval or military preparations.
Reports of impending collapse of the
duerta regime are being talked over
freely in official circles, though no official
Of the administration will permit his
anne TO be coupled with them. All in
formation made public was with the slip
ulation that it shoald not be represented
as rcflecting the views Of the admins
tratiop.
Meanwhile President Wilson is await
ing the coming of Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson, hurrying north from Mex
leo City to make a iirst-hand report OF
conditions. His report will be compared
with those President Wilson has received
from other sources. Secretary Bryan
who has Cancelled some of his lectur,
dates that he may return to Washington
will participate in the conferences.
While the first intimation OF the ad
ninistration's apprehensive regard for thu
latest development came early Monday
there was no additional information dur
ing the day to supplement the semi-of
fetal announcement from high quarter
tina. this government considered the sit
uation a very grave one for the Huerti
regime and looked forward TO the devel
oprnent OF the next two weeks with tn
deepest interest.
Refusal of foreign consular represents
tives to hold a parley with Gen. Urbina
the Mexican revolutionary leader, befor
his attack at Durango, is given as tn
reason for the outrages against resident:
irrespective of nationality, following tn
recent rebel occupancy OF the city, AT
cording to state department adyices II
ceived Monday. Gen. Urbina sent tn
consuls word OF his intention to besieg
Durango and sought a conference wit
them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
MADE
G0OD PROGRESS
DRY WEATHER AND HIGH TEMPER.
AZURE THREATEN LOCALITIES.
RAIN IS NEEDED IN TEXAS
Oklahoma and Portions Of East Also
Need Moisture-Central Belt Doing
Well-Boll Weevils Very Nu-
merous in Miss. and La.

Memphis.-Taken as a whole, the cot.
ton crop made good progres. during the
past week. The greater portion OF the
crop-perhaps IS per cent--made fine
progress. The plant grew and fruited
well under good weather conditions. OF
the remaining IS per cent about Is per
cent stood still, while 10 per cent de-
Perforated slightly.
Excellent growth and fruitage took
place in the central valley, Louisiana,
Oklahoma, Northern and Eastern Texas
and in most sections of the eastern
states. In Central Texas and in Geor-
gia, Alabama and North Carolina the
plant stood still for want of moisture,
while other sections in these states and
a fairly good area in South Carolina
showed some deterioration. In Okla
homa rain is beginning to be needed ani
the plant will cease to grow unless rain
comes within a few days.
The situation is one that good rains
will entirely relieve any time this week,
but a continuation OF dry, hot weather
will place much OF the belt in a serious
condition. The most excellent state OF
cultivation that has maintained through
out the season has been kept up through
out the week, and this feature is prov
ing OF distinct advantage to the plant
when called upon to fight off the ef
tects of drouth.
Boil weevils continue numerous ir
Mississippi and Louisiana, although mos,
correspondents report a decrease in thu
numbers of the pest in the latter state
Much damage has already been done il
Mississippi, bat in many sections farm
ers think they have whipped the weevl
and will be able henceftrsh to produc,
good cotton crops in w~eevil-infestet
areas. The weevil in Taxes was great,
reduced by the high temperatures whic
prevailed during the week.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
STANDARD OIL PAYS
100000 PENALTY
COMPROMISES $1o2, lsl, 900 PENALTY
AND CUSTER SUIT.
THE CHANGE IS SIGNIFICANT
Stock in Magnolia OH Company Owned
by ]. D. Goes to Trustee-Action
Makes Fourth Time Texas Has
Penalised Oil Companies.

Creenville, Textile Standard Oh
Company of New Jersey Monday sent
$500, 900 into Texas by wire, paying the
entire half million - = penalty for VIC
hilton of the Texas antitrust laws. The
settlement was . compromise with the
state. 1t wiped the records clean of the
big slo2, 161 900 penalty and custer suit
which the state filed recently against
four oil companies, Ave New York banks
and twentyeight individuals, including
several Of the country's leading oil men.
The penalty IL based on violations un'
der the Texas laws prior to 1909. The
suit covered alleged violations from 1906
to 1913. The verdict specifically says
the Magnolia Petroleum Company, the
chief Texas interest to the suit, has not
been guilty Of violations.
The compromise made n significant
change in the organization of great sums
of capital in Texas. 1t transferred the
stock owned in the Magnolia by John d.
Archbold and H. c. Folger, Jr., both
prominent Standard Oil men, from their
individual control into the hands of a
trustee. Hereafter the trustee will ad.
minister this particular Magnolia stock,
under guarantee to the state by the trus'
teeship of complete and independent op-
Grafton by the Magnolia. The trustee
appointed is Judge F. A. Williams OF
Austin, Texas. Archbold and Folger each
hold 10, 79s shares of Magnolia stock, a
total of 81 1896 shares out OF $4,000, the
Magnolia's entire issue.
Mondays action is the fourth time in
about six years that Texas has penal
lied oil companies. This is the first in
stance in which any of the companies
sued has been permitted to continue bus
mess in Texas. In 1907 the state ousted
the Wsters-Pierce Oil Company and pc
nalized it, s1,2ao,9oo, and in 1909 II
fined the Security Oil Company s7s55(
and the Navarro Refining Company
$1,000, cancelling the charters of both
The present Magnolia took over the rs
fnery and business of these companies
according to the state.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
CANAL NEARING COMPLETION
Waters of Atlantic and Pacific Will
Meet on October 10.

Panama.-Col. C. W. Goethals, chic!
engineer in charge of the construction
Of the Panama canal, has notified Lieut..
Col. David D. Gaillard, chief of the cen
trail division of the canal, hat steam
shovel work in the Culebra cut section
hereafter will be conducted on the as
sumption that Gamboa dixie will be dy,
namited October 10.
The destruction of the dixie will allow
Gatun Lake to flood the cut, thereby
practically connecting the Atlantic ant
Pacific, although actual navigation oil
the canal probably will not be attempt
ed for sometime thereafter.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25

Noxapater.-The dry winds, which
have been blowing very steady through.
out this section, are doing considerable
damage to the corn crop. There has
o been any rain here for weeks and
there is much SILK of needed rain. II
present conditions cont:-ue both corn
and cotton crops seem to be goners. The
Truck Growers Association. which was
lately organized here, is rapidly grow
ing in favor to all minds, a. such cir.
cumstances are being fore
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-07-25
LOW PAY NOT VICE CAUSE.
Rev. William McAfee Blames Finery,
Late Suppers and Autos.

Chicago.-Increased wages is not a pam
acea for moral difficulties of working
women, according to Rev. William Nc
Afee, district superintendent of the Rock
River conference, who spoke Monday at
the Desplaines Methodist camp meeting.
Increase the wages of working women
by 100 per cent tomorrow and if the
hearts of these young persons are set on
inery, theaters, late suppers and autos,
the increase of wages will avail moth.
ing" sid DR.. McAfee.