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masters hve modern languages and also
knows the JarEon OF the different races or
nationalitios contributing TO our hospital
populat tion.
Mr. Hnman brought out that the de
portation bureau was authorized by the
laws OF 1872 and that the law provided
specifically for the appointment of lay
members or PHYSICIANS. Senator Pollock
got III" witness to say that as a result
Of the official action on the part OF the
stat" Hospital commission and tho Civil
S.rVtc" Commission. SareCkN received his
saiary ~ deportation deputy beginning
with ,rulV Is 1p13
The sun., 1913-10-02
From the time of the

From the time of the
earliest Egyptian, Phoenician,
Greek, and Roman physicians
straight down to the present
day, mineral waters have been
considered the oldest and
ablest curatives known.
Standing alone in it's class,
the high regard in which
WHITE ROCK WATER is
held by the doctors of todayis
attested by its enormous sale.
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SAYS ACCOUNT 500"
VAS WILLIAM SUFFERS

Sow there appeared John Rovd Gray .
the long sought and much wanted broker.
partner IN Fuller 4 Ora. aud believed
to he III" only man aVaila.i. vho could
tell ahoi' tho real o0ncrs'.',. ~ the ruNs-
terious account. No 500 which Fr.d.riCk
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disposed 20 dispose Of this motion, becauso
II involves tho question Of convenience no;
only to the counsel but to t1" court. WHICH
No prefers the other members of tho court
shoVld settle fo' themselves. iir hopes
thot eo,ic ono VII move.
Instantly senator i:lon = Brown was
on his feet with motion that the mem
bers OF tho court have a closed session
and Judge cullen seconded u. once more
Judge Iiorrick made his plea. saying
II realiZc that ms Is avery ted ious per
'orinancc 20 All the members of the court.
hut those Who haV" been practising law
ycrs. th.v must recognize the fact tina,
while :, is tedious TO them Il - very
laborious and eNhausting to counsel N the
case and We arc entitled 10 some consd
GRAFTON
But Judge cullen pu; tho motion and
II was carried
f'of the second time in this ral every
hody except the court was expelled from
the senate ,hanher The secret confer
ence lasted NIFTY minutes.
senator Duhamel. suffers partisan in
politics. tried to have recess declared
until Monday. His motion vas beaten,
33 to -. IN the debate some one said
that while all wished to give Mr Suffers
lawyers far opportunity II did not seem
proper {, suspend the business OF the
cour. fo' lons zine ~ a vote of
A. to IT was finals decided to elim'-
nate tho morning session tomorrow and
TO rcsum" ~ y VI
Wcsumr ~ ! y. ". To-day.
When tre doors were reopcned Judge
Cullen announced
The court a. d"cidcd to adjourn un-
III tomorrow a. - clock Il THINKS that
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can servo You IN connection with the income
YAK provision of tho l'ndcrwO cod Simmons isriN
n,D !nhn wise, attorney, 70 Broad stlcc,
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did ,,, r.,.,,-.. ,,,y ,,,,,,. t,,u, ,nur urn,
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,, -, ,,,,. ,,b,,, u,ve ~, did nn,
, PIC, ,.o, no s,o , ,..,,l, naia Ia
,.' ,. ,,,. ,,h,r .r,,p H., a,.,od nc
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g., al h,,, ,,.-.,,.t, h,, ,b,, ,.,s mot nnid
h. ,h o,,, II h,s ,,,,,r hc,,, c,nr,nvcd
H., In. u,,, +, w,,s .,,nn,y =, ncrsonal
,r.,t.r
r.rsnr,,I affair. for nhou, eight months
prey >i"us {" October. i'i@ HIS salary WAS
-" = w"'l "" had previously been
hrukcr Mr. cray said tolw"ll is in the
hfti's III" 'irst transaction IN Account
,"o h"lw""u t"iw-il and the hl"I,r, MAS
! tive Nnc -Four purchase Tho stock was
paid for IN cash
Th" Hrs, ,hrc" payments werc paid to
| Mr. GRAY personally, but the sSSa5 hal
anrc. l,r said was paid 10 Fredcricl A.
toe an employee in tho Yonkers office,
who had already testified similarly
'rh. questions wer. leading I'm TO what
tho managers wanted most Of all To get
hcfor. m. court-,h, name of tho nerson
! rca,ly hack y, accoun, ZOO ssr,,or
Rrackctt fenced a hi, WIN tho witness
hut could NOT got tho desired avowal
"p,d Won ,rnl. ar, ;ro,,r,cs no ,o rhy
This vas maid in cash or u.hcre IL ca,ne
FROM -, bo nsl,,d
Tho Witness Mad u,do NAN, thou,, II.
| od,,,i,,.l ,,,.,l,,nri,,. ,,o, -, A.,
sm'h ,rarsan,,nms "' >,r cr,, ~ ,,' u'eu ,,, ~,
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.'''''l, 'S W ".'"'. "l NOV ."'"ti' hau
/ '''HNh' 'hSi'l'sN w ' h'i'l ''idF p't'IF
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l.. Colwell carried for Su,zer Mr. Graz
was nervous az he took the oath and
sank into the witness chair His man
ner throughout the ordeal was fdsety
and he WAS III at ease.
Tho Impeachment managers saw their
subpoena servers had been searching for
this witness for two weeks and couldn't
lind him. They had been to the various
Offices ~ the firm. TO Brooklyn. 10 boI
It'th avenue. to Yonkers and White Plain
without await Consequently when Mr.
ezra, said his HON" address was Haddon
Han, Riverside Drive and 18TH street
Mr. StanChiield and his colleagues were
surprised
"po you know Frederick /. Colwell -"
was one Of the first questions asked him
The witness said he had known Colwell
about three years.
Has he been n customer Of the Arm"
The witness said Colwell had been
customer. but in the three years had
rendered no services for Fuller & GRAY
and received no money from them. but
had been allowed the use of desk In
their office at II Broadway New York.
II appeared also that in the telephone
books the name Of Cowell had the same
number as did Fuller & GRAY.
When did you last see Mr.. Colwell?"
asked Ex-senator Bracket.
Just previous to his disappearance
don't know Just the time. About the
middle Of August
Gray Talks About COlvvelI.
Mr. GRAY said he didn't know where
NJ ,olwel' is now. Tie hasn't heard
from him since the middle ~ August
Coiwell has lived AZ 100 North Broad
way. Yonkers. IN house he rents from
Mn GAR, for siN or eight months past
He is not related to NJ GRAY. who said
Colwell is widower or divorced he
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$50, ,937 in Campaign Money Not Reported BY
Couernor SuLzer, Prosecution Ldwucrs AUepc

ALBANY Ot The Of the contributions reported
hu Cor Sur and eted his personal according the
rericued p the prosecutions lawyers S5691 This includes ss uhtch
reached him checks uh he accounts
uHh brokers' The summary tolous
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has been forced There has been nothing
omitted there or concealed to protect Sui
ger or any one else. | am perfectly will
ing to bring my hooks to court, to bring
every clerk IN my Office. Il they wish to
prove that statement
Nj Fuller then left the stand
Samuel VI Frank. one of tho stcnog-
raph,rs reporting the proceed ucs and
also off I'isl st"-ogrsphcg for the fraw-
10y committee idcu: Nod the typcw~ittcn
transcript Of tA' TESTIMONY N" took he
fore ;hc romn't'r" or luly so This
move h> the MANAGES was in an effort TO
snow that Gov S!lac" had appointed
Louis \ Sarc,ef to d $i.0no pla1" as lag
deputy deportation agent tho day before
Sarcrl;, appeared before tho FraWley
committee and -,fuscd 90 auswcr qucs-
'ions anoIt raWra'g contributions and
othc~ Wa'ir's affecting ~. ,;oNc'ror
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-09-18

On Friday last Mr.. j. C. Tracy
General Advance Representative for
the Sparks Shows was in town max.
ing contracts and paving The way for
he coming Of the big show. Immense
quantities Of provisions of all kinds
will be contracted for from our local
merchants, and the grounds known as
The Gideon lot was leased for Octo-
ber, 10. which is the date the big
show will exhibit here.
From now until show day hardly a
day will pass but what one or more
agents Of the show will be in town
looking alter details, promoting public
interest and thoroughly advertising
the surrounding country, This show
employs over so people in the de.
pertinent Of publicity alone.
Mr.. Tracy, who 4 very genial
gentleman, has in hi. possession
many newspapor criticisms of the
show and they all speak in glowing
TENS Of the excellent entertainment
given and the honorable methods en-
oIoyed bv The show management in
Ioi g business with The public no
4tphImg or short change ariss being
allowed among the ,mpIo, .,s.
Our people will uud 5ubtedly turn
OF en- ma,se if ,he weather is at all
favorable. adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-09-18

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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-09-18

Taxing Calomel Means Stayin Hon e
tO' the Dfys- akt UOdi On's Li,-
er Tone and Save Days
Work,

If an attack Of coustips'ior o. bill.
rou,neSs hrs YOU. ,h,rts no need TO
AXE dose f caIomrl and spend
east day getting over The Fl, CTS Of
it. Brarden & King sells the liver
ionic, Dodsons Liver Tone. that takes
he place OF caIomeI an starts laz,
liver without any bad aft effects.
Dodsons Lver Toue does all The
good thai caomrI ever did. yet i is
absolutely harmless 10 young peopI,
and old. 1t is pIeasart.tastiue vege
table liquid that will relieve cons'ipa
lion or sour stomach or other troubles
that go along with lazy liver, with
out restriction of habit or Diet. You
don't leave of any Of the things you
regularly do when you take Dodson's
Liver lone.
Bearden & King sell Dodson',
Liver Tone and give it a strong per
sonaI guarantee. They sav. "A large
bottle Of Do Isons Liver Tone sells |
for so cents and we will hand an,
person back his so cents il he tries
bottle and dosent say that it does al
that caIomrl ever does and does it
pleasantly. Get the genuine Dodson's !
Liver Tone aud it you are not pleased |
with It we will give your money back +,
with a smile" adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-09-18

Mr.. Grover Davidson has been
assisting Mr.. W. G, RE lers the paet
week in gathering corn and saving
hay.
Mr.. Ed. Refers has gone 10 Shan.
non to work for Mr. H1qs, a merch
ant and Iiveryman of that place. F
is painstaking, honest, industrious
Young man. Mr.. Higqs has aquiret
a worthy employee aud Shannon hq.
added to her citiz snship and socla
circle valuable Young man in tn
aquisiion of Ed Refers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kelso and son
Herbert Andrew, we're the glests o
Mr. and Mrs. W. N Snirh SUNDAY
Also Mr.. Walter Atkinson and ntI
daughter and Mr.. L. T. Ejland speu
few hours Sunday with Mr., ano
Mrs. Smith.
Some Of the people OF the com
muniy assembled at the home Of Mrs.
Allie Dallas Sunday atternool and
held song service.
Qlite a number Of our pI1nter,
carried in their fl st bales Of cottor
last week. Among those who carrie,
cotton to OkoIona were: Messrs W
G. and Joe M Gill, T. H Dallas
Oscar Hadl4y and W. N, Smith.
All report easy sales at IL IL cent
and over with prospects Of beuer
prices later in the season.
We were right glad to zee tn,
newsy letter from our neiehbor over
in the Pleasant Grove settlement.
We hope others will take up neigh
borhood correspondence and max,
the rural page o, the Messenger more
interesting.
Mrs. J. H. Refers was the quesr
of her daughter, Mrs. Kate McCill
THURSDAY afternoon.
Mr.. snd Mrs. McGiIl we're guests
at the hosptabIe home of Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar HadIey Saturday night.
Messrs. j. II. Refer, S. F. McGil1
T. H. Dallas, Ed Davidson, Thos
Belts, L. T. Erand and others went
to Okolona Saturday to discuss with
the people there the qlestion of turn
ing the count line roaJ west after !,
crosses Ia labonclah bottom. This
road is being graded moth from
OkoIons across Ta,labon Jan bolton
And TO 90 straight north airer it GET
out Of T4IIa1oo Iah bottom to tn
county line wonId be Of very Iatl
benefit 10 Oaolonn or any one else 70
that matter. We mean bv that tia,
part OF the road from TaIaboneIah
bottom TO the county line, but to turn
the road west aftor it comes ont of III,
bottom to the county line would be o.
great benefit to large number Of
people who do business with tie
merchants Of OsoIona. The road
from where the graded road comes
out Of the b tom west to the LIE,
county line gets almost impossible
the winter. Bv coo.iauina he grad,
en- west to the County line wo n
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-09-18
N GILL SETTLEMENT

Fall OF the year has come again
aud with it the work Of gathering the
crops. As we I,ok over the fields in
our community and sec the different
crops ready tor harvest we are made
to realize that our people are in far
better shape in This neighb)rhood than
are our fellows in many Iocaiies.
Most Of the people in this neighbor.
hood have all they can possibly
& gubtr b,f,re the winter sets in.
Some Of them to get ;heir cotton out
before The weather gels bad will have
to aet q large anolnt Of outside h~Ip.
Corn is arIv gooI There will be
pIent made for bread and to fa0eu
hogs and feed the stock through
other season. With bread and
meat aud cotton to pay our debts and
huv or winter clothes, we see no
r asor for our people to be Otherwise
rhan cortent aod happy, When hrs
exceIIency Hon E4rI Brewer. our
chief executive, follows the procama-
ton Of President Wilson and NAMES
Thursday November 9Th as day Of
thanksgiving to be observed by the
people Of our state the people Of thus
neighborhood, when that day arrives,
can assemble at their respective
places Of worship and offer up thanks
and praise to the great giver of all
good things for a very bountiful year
indeed,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Riofers gave
the young people a very enjoyable
entertainment Friday night the 18th.
Dancing and other forms Of amuse-
ment were INDUCED in throughout The
evening. Refreshments consisting of
ice cream and several kinds cake were
served to the guests a, intervals by
the Misses Refers. Among those
present we're The following from other
neighborhoods: Mr. Ed Refers and
Misses Lora Patterson and Cora
Phillips, Of Shannon. Mr.. Traveller
Francis and Miss Lucy Patterson, Of
Shannon neghborhood, Misses Fan.
ME and Hettie Belle Ellington. of
northeast Pontotoc, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
F. McG.Il and daughters, Mavourleen
aod Ina Kate AT II o'clock, after
voting thanks 10 the host and hostess
f,r a highly enjoyable evening, the
guests departed for their homes carry
ing memories, no doubt, Of pleasant
moments that will ineer in after
years.
Mrs. NJ. A. HadIey and grandson.
Carl EiadIev, Iefr SATURDAY morning for
2obs poslul6ce in Poototo, comfy to
END a week With Mrs. HldIev's $
and daughter, Mrs DaoieIs M
!adIey is nearing her "A h year. vet
he made the t'io in wagon. The
I'tonce is about 30 mdes.
Mss En- ma Rirfers was the arest
: her sister, Mrs. Maggie EIodley.
81 rday night and Sunday.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-09-18

Gone the Day Of the Love Epis+le.
Modern Girl-'If you really loved
ne all the time, why didn't you let
e know" Modern Youth-T
ldn't find post card with the right
ds on it."
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-09-18

Hopeful.
bly," said Mr.. Tadley to hi
on, an9rilv, my father always
me when I behaved as b7dlv
ire doing" well" answered
Chcughtfullv, Il hope I'll never
tell my little boy that"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-13
Slntige 6ambfe in der
9anptftaOt McrtfOs

General 6eIir 2in5, elm 9eeffe 6es
friibaren 8r6Iioenten Borfirio 9io5,
lit Der Siibrer ser gfe6eIlen. gr uno
iein trelter Sreuno &eDes ipuroen aus
Dem @efdngnis, IN Dem tie eingeiparrt
poreu, bon RebeIlen befreit uno oIs
6iibrer in Dem &nn1pf gegen Mn6ero
begriiBt. Yr6lioeut 0faoero mar
perihnunoeH, lit aber nob Den neue-
lten 9obrihten mieoer oufgetoudlt.
@euerol GepeS puroe einss Ser er-
item Spfer 6es Samples, Elm 4opf-
ihuB ltrefte ibn lebIos az 8ooen. Die
beiten Erltppen ioIlen 81 General 9i-
as iibergegongen iein. lleber Die
Stoot Merifo lift 6os StonOre6t per-
bdngt.
Die Ser. .Stoaten baben bier9riegs-
id)iffa nn6 @ierifo geiAidt, erfl6ren
ober, ooB tie iih itrift neutral oer-
balten neroen.
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9as Senti6tnm gccBrt
Sans Scmnt6, ErdiiScnt Ses eHglis
ifcn &rcRuerbanOeS pUn
SiiS.SafOta.
Ginitimmi9 9eUdbIt

slm Sonneritag uno 6reitag |. @.
bielt Der iiber 200 Mitglieoer itnrfe
engliId-GmerifaniIdlc 9SrefOerbnub
non Sii6.Safuta inn Carpenter Sotel
8u Siour Sails feline iiberaus itart
beiu6te BiutsrperiammItng ab. 3tes
ielbe nar uno bleibt fir 0as 9elttids
tilm Oes StaateS, ipe5ielI fir Die
oeltIh.amerifnniide Sreiie in Den
Ser. Staaten iuioferu BON beionbcs
rer un0 tpeittraaenoer geoeittimg, uIS
su rrIten 9iale ilt Der @eihitte be-
iagteu einfIitBreiheu GerbanOes elm
Oenti6sr 3eitlmgsmam 5tm &rGiis
osuteu oeSielbeu getpdbIt rpltrOe, unO
Ou5t nod eiuitimmig.
Ser aIio 8eebrte lit Socrr Sans De-
mutb, Der BrGiioent uno Saltptgcs
ihGftsIeiter Der SerolO 8ubI. 60,
1uto BrdItoent oes belttibynmcrifani.
idyen StnatsperbanocS pou Siios
9afotd.
Serr Sans 0emutb murOc NIT fol.
genOen8orteu BON Serrn 6. 90. GaD,
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SOnt Salfan GrieQss
i6anblak
2tbrianOpel bdIt iinmer npds
aus.

gor gorianopeI nihts gteues. Ser
oortige aon1mnnoant Sdlufri 80
lido TIT llnner5ngt, feline Srltppen
mabrlheinIib auh, uno Der 6ltrdI
ore 8eihiaBung in Der Sta6t uu6
nuf Den lie umgeben6en Sorts anae-
rlhtete Saaoen ltn0 Oie gerIuite or
Yteni4enIeben iiu6 geriug.
Ser Bai6n ertIdrt, 6aB Iofpett fpe-
niger ais iedI5ig Sd1ier 0ur6 @es
itoIie ttno oltrd 5euer serIt6rt lrnS
MIR adt5ig Solouteu un0 GiptIfIten
getotet tUltroen. grouiant rn6 g2u.
nttton bat Die 9eiasuug nod genug
fiir 8o6en.
Die Siirten bsriuhten bon Der
Gihatal0ias2inie in Der Gihtltna oe-
gen S55eOin por5u0ringen, ruur6en ie.
ooh NIT groBen gerluiten 5rriidge.
trieben.
Srob ser fir sic Siirfen anifei.
memo niht aa5u ungiinitigen miIitdri.
lhen Sitllation propbe5eit Der arie-
hiihe WtiniIterpr1ii0ent bal6iaen
5rteoensi6IuB, bernittIidl uuf @rluo
Der b66It ltngiinitigen fiuun8iellen
Gage Der Eitrten. 90 groBe Courage
Die Sitrten aud borIdufig nod bd-
ben m0geu, auh i'm arieae uuo ma
mentlth I'M &riege lit oa8 ibn0oe
8eIo Der nnerpus rerlun". Seine
9lbnabms itebt inn gerooen gerba[t.
MS sur gInnabme Der Courage, ipe.
nigitens iorpeit e5 iitl INN Die oberIte
ariegsleitlng bunoeIt, bie iib melt
iu2niger leiht obne @elO bebelfen
tann, aIs Die Soloateu I'M fSel0e,
Die oas biBhen 8eIO, Oas iie nebIt
Der bleheruen 5urtoes ODER Sotenmars
fe in Dem fleinen SaoertGi6den auf
Der Wlannerbrlit NIT iib fiibren, in
Der 3egel niht einnIal an 0en Rann
bringen fonueu.
Otontenegro braitdt, ebenIo iuie
ole Die 4riegfiibren0en, notruenoia
@elo. 8ie Gegierltug in Getinie oers
iudt ieBt, cine fleine flr5friItiqe 9las
leibe in 2ombaro Street untersubrin.
gen, 0o6 balten Die SSirtan5leute If
re Siiren berihIoiIen un0 ipeiaer1 ftdo
entidieoen, irgeno nelhe SiIfe an
leiiten, bie cine gerI1ugerltng Oes
8rieges foroeru fonrte.
Sluf ser Sal6iniel @aIipoIi baben
Oie 8ulguren Ser tiirfii6en glrmee
eina idipere Rieoerlage beigebradlt IT,
10000 bis $4,000 tiirfiide SoI6a.
ten iollen entrpeoer get0tet, beruuro.
bet ooer gefnugeu genoulnen iein.
lle6rigens fper0sn 0ie RaArihteu
BON Dem ariegsidnlpIob nit groBen
SfepttSismrls ailfgenommen; oenn Die
Qteloungen Der gegnerii6en Salbt.
auartiere itinrn1en 0ur6aus nidt
therein. g8os oie Siirten meloau,
beitreiten 0ie 8uIgaren 1m0 lunae.
febrt. Nlun fam aber tpobI oIs
iiher annebmen, ooB S1ritt fir
Shritt Die Siirfen nadgeben miiIIen
un0 8eIo- iuo Mfiinitionsmange[ lie
alIfs &nie 5pingt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-02-13
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