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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-10-23

. Concurrent Resolution to amend Sec
ton 81 of the State Constitution SO
that nine or more jurors in civil suits
may agree on the verdict and return
il as the verdict Of the jury.
Be 1t Resolved, By the Legislature OF
the State Of Mississippi, two-thirds OF
each House agreeing thereto, That the
following amendment to the State Con
stitution be submitted to the qualified
electors Of the State for ratification or
rejection at an election to be held on
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November, 1914, viz:
Amend Section 81 OF the Constitu-
ton so that 1t will read as follows:
Section 81. The right OF trial by
Jury shall remain inviolate, but the leg
islature may, by enactment, provide
that in all civil suits tried In the cir
cult or chancery courts, nine or more
jurors may agree on the verdict, and
return it as the verdict Of the jury.
Passed the House Of Representatives
on the 10th and 18th OF February and
9Th Of March, 1914.
Passed the Senate on the 18th, 18th
and goth OF March, 1914.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-10-23
A Concurrent Resolution proposing an
amendment TO the Constitution fix
ina the term of office of the judges
OF the Supreme Court.

OF the supreme Cour,'
Resolved by the Leslsiature Oh the
State OF MISSISSIPPI tWothirus OF eacu
House agreeing thereto, Una. 'He ioi
lowing amendment TO the state oonsti,
tuition be submitted 10 the qualilieu
electors OF the state lor r~atlicallon OF
rejection at an electon 10 De heiu on
the first tuesday alter the iirs' Moi
day IN November 4sl4, VIZ
In event there shail De suolnlttea
ana auopteu at tnia e,cOtio" az
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-10-23

A Concurrent Resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution,
eliminating %therefrom the provision
that "Whsre either party shall de
sire, the Supreme Court. for the trial
a anx aavss. shall b CONFESSED OF
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-10-23
The Wretchedness
of Constipation

Waved.
Tommy. how often must I tell you
to wash your hands?"
you needn't At all. mother
Judge.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets first put up
10 years ago. They, regulate and invigoraY
tiny ~granules. Adv.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
SPLENDID LITTLE RANCH

Here is something just right in the
way of = small farm, very close to Silt
OF the 81 acres one-half is in eultiva'
tion, 10 acres in alfalfa, six or seve,
acres Of spud or grain land and l0OJ
fruit trees. Good 5room house, barn
milk house and eistern, with waite.
piped into the house; good water right;
2 horses, wagon, sleigh, pillow, harro"
and 4 number of small implements. This
property cost the owner nearly t6 900
but he is not farmer and has asked
me to sell it for $500, and it is ,
great bargain at that. $1,000 can stand
in mortgage If buyer desires.
... A. 7. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
Road PETITIONS

c. c. Canady. assistant secretary Of
the Business Mems league, has been
selected to have charge of the petit
tiOnS in this county which provide fol
the initiating Of a law authorixing q
half levy for road purposes. These
petitions are now being circulated N
every county in the states and word
comes that they are being signed by
thousands of voters, who are anxious
to take this step which will result in
better highways in Colorado.
These petitions have been sent to
various sections Of this county and
will be circulated here in Glenwood. II
is hoped to get At least one thousand
signers in this county and, since this
county has shown . disposition to
build roads ald We are eettins on,
share Of state funds, there is every
reason Why We should look upon The
special road levy Is . good thing for
-.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
n 0oG1 Nw

fAs Gs.vesa Hot ePsiAes aAl Hstel
company Aas stassed vssk - ~ .es
osh kaks nsas CAFAiff. Ii u elainsl
that thsss links vin - sAsag tA.'
bsat In H. state aaA that lsvsu q
such s9sst vin have every seesn.sAs-
tea fer their OaAss tAis sanasr. 0sal
Aas tshas fisa hsaA - Q esstsia pss-
tisa Il ~ Aassieas p~pb 80 assy
q tAsasssns - 0ase0ssA every hso-
nss - Qsal Q few Vosaa.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

perfume the air and the noek;ns bird
sd red bird uaken You at early
In conclusion, the Irish seed pota-
tass i brought with ne from Carbon.
AAls l planted the 18th of January
rAsy have been harvested, and vh'le
ths yieid was not ss great as il, suI
ossataia country, the tubeFs we're 4,
Pssfset aad Is fine Favored a. tAose
q ColoradO.
Very truly years,
JAMES ]. CONNOR.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
STOCK RsrcH FOR SALE or TRADE

160 acres on Moffat road; miles
from Kremmling; mile to flag sta
ton; altitude 1000 feet; 2-story To-
house, barn 25x25; good spring en-
place near house. Only about 20 acres
cleared and under cultivation, but &C
acres can be cultivated; water night
absolutely first-class. Splendid stock
cou.try; the best range adjoising th;.
property; might trade for 0ienwooi
city Or suburban property. II inter
ested cxll and ask me about It.
-, A. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
- 0RAx annsu

osaasss \ Z. HaSies says ths es1ias
- . sPseisl ssssise - - lgialaesss
- psoviAs fss hsaA issas - sass f4s
~ sspsass Il ksepinG ssaAisss in H.
esal fisl6s b sst nssssaasy. - hssas
49, ths seisaassss Ssss sst NV ~
Ds0ss - sa41ls . bsoA issss spsa ~
pasPas. II bsAsvss - Ssvsssss
sAssA ss.A tAe tsssPs isas ths sssl
fisaas Il .ssssaasy aaA ssa - sases
paesr - ~ ~ szpsass. Il bs6ssss
~ psspas ~ psGsis4is s.sagA = hask
np ~ ssvsssss in sssA . piaa. .
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

have soeeptaa eaAs t. Preseh are Vii
liaA Alea Wits, E2Pesia Ga.stte;
CAsriss II HaFoss, Abileas 1sflsetss;
T. Z Kelley, fsss.ts RsPssliesh; !;
Hs0sr AseA, Aasisa Record; Duias
Assaest, AiavstAa WsssA; ". Y. Aos-
gaa, HsteAi.ssa NsOs; Asthss OaPpss,
CaPPsr Pshaiessieas; nsay Aiisa,
Wehits Rsaesa; IAi zsnvalt, Roa-
ass aPsiA0 CAisftAis; ". Z. 1ihss,
o. 4asyS oass; 0sssOs 1srbh. Ysst
Seset fsiss.s. s.a n.ney Sheridan.
Rasaa WssGsss aPisiG.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
DCroas 10 raxAm

Lawrence, Kansas April 22.-wh
liam Allen White, Arthur Capper
Henry Allen, and ten other Kansas ed
itOrs, will step into church pulpits at
Lawrence, the home of the Universit;
of Kansas, one Sunday morning next
May, and deliver sermons on eth,
Press and the Pulpit" They propose
to show the people of the state that
the newspaper ranks with the churef
rs the most powerful modern agency
Of social service. s z-..
Following this experience As clergy
men, the thirteen editors will joi1
several hundred of their brethren and
20 to school in the University Of Kan
sas Department of Journalism. A Sc
fies of short courses directed by ex
psrts in advertising, news, and news
paper administration, will be given
from May IL to IA for the editor
boys.
Possibilities Of greater cooperation
bsewssa the press and The church vii
- peisted out by the Kansas men.
''Bsth Of these institutions are try
ing to establisA IL tsstA - tAsy IN
trying 70 80 IT," sail RssG lfnsl
TAsspe, Aead Il ths dapartasst o.
Journalism and director Of Ka.sa,
Newspaper Week today. ''Two han
drsd yean agA tie church was sctiv'
IN having editoss burned at tAs staks
TAe modern newspaper devil gst hi
aaAe ffea tAs tssa that tAe clssU
men Of yesterday applied to ths satir'
ediesgial elan.
"TAs digit trace sf tAis "a 4,
SA0saisn GAsala disappear aad . grsst
q eo-spesatiea sAssla &aks its plass
TAs press might ven give Dses alta
tisa - eA1ssA 1svs IN Reassal, IN
IL pulpit esaA inessass IT. psWsn q
service BY usins The ssws a.l sdvsz
tising es,anns Of Tie Paper nsss fsss
b."
I.Gas1sl IN ~ isst e EDITOR ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
n.A ov>s. Appst,ts.

Hsd oveee. Apsstits.
A human ostrich. = iitkle girl Of ten,
was operated ~ reesot6- 1t Bocholt,
Germany. The surEeqae discovered
two pocket knives. . bunch Of keys
and two brass plates.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

This is the worst time of the yeaz
for bronchitis and sore threat, caused
BY wet feet and casting off winter
clothes. You can get immediate relief
by using A-theuea-ine, the new Anti.
phlogest'c Liquid. 1t reduces the il
flammation and heals the membranes
It should be in every medicine chest.
Sold by all druggists. Ask for q bottle
when you pay your subscription.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

and quite often during the summer
take out the hens and grease them, &c
Is to keep the young chicks free from
vermin and to keep them growing and
getting ready for the early market, NJ
broilers or fry to command the tor
market prices.
The pallets will mature early and
begin laying. While the old hens are
moulting manage to begin the sitting
process - early - Tie weather win
permit and the hens to sit. II you
have warn. cornfortable Ssartsrs
uafy q early FebrSasy. TAs earlier
yosf chicks tie quicker into market
An BOW selling cockeFess for good
pries Tor next years brse1iAS pur-
poses and I aA not In the fAaey thor
oashbesd ehicksa bssiaess, either but
keep good stock anA psoDas by them
10 help thsir breeds.
The Barred Plymouth Rocks have
the greatest number Of, - prefer
them for their good salable qualities;
their size and good yellow flesh make
Nuc" pINlSIAOlc lOT BOUu C8A4H6.
am not condemnins the other large
breeds Of poultry. but the B. p. RS
have had the most experience with;
the hens make good mothers and are
good layers II given the right kind OF
care.
In cold weather l take the chill of
Of their drinking water and the drink
ing vessels must be kept clean at al
times. With the crevices all chunked,
plenty Of grit. dust box Of dirt or
ashes and surely you will be well paid
for your trouble. Besides these warm
mashes feed grains, changing around
to suit their appetites and never feed
ono kind Of grain continually.
Keep yoar chickens tame never dog
or excite them IN any manner.
10 s1n 1eKeep good brssds OF
poultry. eoofogtaAis seartsfs. free
froa vernia, SOD rAAss. D3saty Of
water, peopsr fooA, anA certaintly any
woman Who = eaesgstie a.A tries can
Aahs Ds1ft1y-saisiAG prs4tabas and
~ h . pseassro. - n1ak watch %
- 10 Aavs the hsas sr1g SsssA Da1y
oeDD u ~ faA aoA Winesr Wa TIE
DeSsss ass AisA: 49, vsAsA ~ tAsar
esosset aaA. Alsosl ~ ~ ~ tAat
tAay eaa earo Isr tAsossavsa. \ g1Ar
nse ~ caA - . esseaiA sktsat ut
n IL winNsr 49, nesA ys0 oeesat3oa
noot. W1th ~ 9Kpogssooo = - yoaI1,
I - that ~ 1oa0Wiag tAsoo Ast1Ue-
tisas I 1aAo 0sEo nsasV - have .
bseAe hss0o ~ ~ ansanz hvosl>
q ~ aAytAAng eaDe - ~ 1RA
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Mrs. Arthur d. Westhafer died al
the GlenwOod sanitarium at lO:41
Thursday night, following . serious op
Grafton which was performed two
weeks ago last Tuesday. The young
woman was 81 years of age and was
brought here from Marble. A sister
lives in GlenwoOd and the mother &
on the way from Denver. Funeral ar.
rangements will not be completed until
the arrival Of the mother. The hus.
band is = son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. E
Westhafer of GlenwoOd. The young
people were married only few months
ago at Carb0ndale.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
Csshs.

Cathay.
Cathay 10 an old name for China
and 10 SAID to have been introduced
into Europe b. Marco Polo. It 10 .
corruptioa q khitak derived from
Khitan. tie HaDe Of . people who con.
quersd tie Celestial empire at an early
date.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Beware of springs colds. When neg.
iected they very often prove serious.
For quick and permanent relief use
A-theuea-ine, the new Antiphlogest;s
Liquid. 1t removes the inflammation
and restores the applied parts to a
healthy condition. Full directions i'll
every bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
Ask for . bottle when you pay your
subscription.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
aMWoO RDRp0

oiH-ros0 Glsavsod Pssiaeoas . ~
e TIE ssst streets il tAs city. Til
b eSsss-in property and . very assifs
~ location. City water and slsctr,e
k0eAA Owner night trade for . rsA.h
Vth b glad 70 show this property i.
yoo are interested.
A. J. DlCKDON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
00Woo0 AAxL TEAM

At . meeting Of baashal fs.s and
psaysss Asld early this Wesk, Z. 3
Laess vss ehsssa aanAssr snA Esas
4AA01aA captain fer H. ssassa. A.
essaiAg - vosd received froa eonl
ssGiprs plsyers In vasisss parts Of tn
country Who expect to come here "a
work at Hotel Colorado and othss
places, The Glenvood team will take q
high raAk IN the state teams. It Il
proposed to furnish . high grade Of
bah during the summer that visitors
to the city as well Is the home people
may have such entertainment.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

AeeiAsa1s haSpsa vAsa ~ hest ~
pset theA - PssSass1 - ivs inns'
Aisas siA - ssy asahss Il ysss fanily
- having A-tAssas-iaa. ~ ~ Il
SsiA As<ishaa0pstie onFCisal Dssssias
il ysss hsas sseAy fss i.sEast ~. II
PssvssAs iafssEisa - iaflanassisA
IL hsals ests, sssissa, ssaniag sssss ssd
bas.s. ~ q sn 6s1G stssss- A.
fer . eet&ls vhas payi.0 ysss ssb.
ssriStise - tAis papss. S-7'3l
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
cWsH Vous ASW opoau

fhaviag frsst anl April sains chill
yes 70 the very marrow, yss catch eel l
-hesd and luAU stsffsA-yos ic:l
f"v-. So. ugh eoatinNally aAd feel
miserable 3ss need Ds. kiAgS NV
Diseove-y. Vt sOothes inflaned aaG
iSritsted threat and lung, steps cough,
your heaA clean up, fever leaves, and
ysu feel fins. Mr.. J. r. Davis. Il
stiekAey Ces.er. Ne, "Was esFsd Of
= dFeadfl: 'ash afte. loetos's trer
nlsnt ani all ots~r feR.'ci's fsile -
Relief - nDrsy ',Arx PSeaaant-Inii
dren like i. Get . b~ttls tslay. SIZE
and cleo, at ysas AsSGgisti.
Bueklea . A.iea aalvs for all seses.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
~ WAX
AID 1uD WOMEN

"I was under . great strain nszsiaz
relative through thres months sick
ness," :" writes Nfs. J. c. Van Do 0aaAe.
Of Kifkland, III, "a1d Electric BIZ
ten kept ne frea SreakiAg down. !
win 1svef b witAsat It." Do ~
feel tired anl wses sati No appetite
and fed wat aisss*i Il iEat tAs
spring weather. Yea nsel Electric Bit
tsss. 0eaxt . nsatA , tssat1sa4 today:
nstAiAg bseesf fer stsnasA, nvse 81
kianeyA TAs great wing tsoie. -
lief - noeey back SOC aad o1leo, q
ysaf Asuogts4h
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
~ ana. o. L wAnaaAns

~ - o. u WA042A0l
We n0o - lnso q absse - asssD.
- hoa0 0Ao1e ~ haaAl. ~ ~.
0oo ~ oaoA0, ~ san11ns ahsse
oloo 0o0 - a1lo q aoOA
laSOaS0 0Aaa0s y hoa0 - nnunnRy
hsass saaao - ~ ise0 ~ 0aao.
~ ~ 0aAaAae - Dss1AaD -
ve11s0aaA1n0 aAa11 tAsss o0aD 0 yans.
! hoso ~ - Asass Dase1l1a1a1 q.
- - - Ao0o . esoasu1D 0lo0 ~ -
Ay1aO AA0o - V6ao . Do0oa1 VaDa
- ~ DAoao - = oaslA0 sosa,
~ ths0ss1SsA 0lss tAao ~ allaa1
as0AW - - (tAsa 4 y \ = lse36
~ ssaasoD. - bsso tAso ehaso -
u ~ haAaA. hss0iaG ~ pseo 60
1sseaAas ~ o111lsa ~ ~ ~ .
~ thsR Ss1se - sa1lstnsea1 hees4
~. hoa0 Aaah UoAes, aaga. aaAs
0nist - vAalssss ssa1s I - aAsn,
- Asv& u - ssso hsao ~ I'D
. ~ q voo1 oGAas ~ 0a0 - ~
~ =.
WA Q oQDAse A11uh-I lDva1o -
sAis1D o0aa0 ~ ~ ns1A0a. 0vlne
0oO - 0aA1 - ~ - 1aeo ~
Hoh1 I Ds0viAs Oss1 esses. ~ ~
vora.
- ~ tahs ~ littis cAisAD ct 0f
ths Dsot u09A ~ hoass oS1 ~ 6oot
tss1 ths0 1otil - hssss ~. 81 tAae
for . wesk tAslr 1is& b rolled oats,
and aftse tAa& eoeHehoD. H1lIst. esd
tabls eroDs, httjs oilhcurd. DSsaty Of
fre.h water: bat care aust - used
that they % not sst their bodies too
much vet. - II = vsry harmful to
them. To Insure raSi1 growth. tAsy
must b fed regularly.
thoroughly grease tie mother hem
for lice before giving them The chicks.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

RsAie natter. Fer such lsestieas Il
u bsttsr - ~ eas Of ths fosnalns
osatai.iag .s.e II these iasredisstA
Whitevash h spplisA With . bssaA
vhissvash brush saA is spread hsstly
ever tie ssrssas, no attempt hsiag
naAs 70 brush it il - is the ease With
m Gl Paint.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

FOR GALE o. rRAD1-ulssvssa
bsAnaas Ssipsssy. s1asas.ls lsaaaias
~ s.i1shas fss stsss - sssGa.sasl
Yin ~ - 80 tsr0s fss pass q
pssshass Dsias - vssA tssAs ~
80 sassA
A 4 nafRD0n
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

= - seso hss.s b 80 asoAsisD -
lDns ~ u - sssaAesse .Dsseiae 4
0lsD0oal ssassAA bssasiss ~ .
aeoeW = sstsa0sA Ov.as ~ 0aAs
. 80 Psses ssA evs ssaiseas1sy
oDsae - PsN q sosssl Cal q tAb
a1Sas tss Dss1issAssA
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

oI1NWo0O I4o401Y 70 0A0O
fssstes havias oas1saA ssoaey
sssAss - aapsss sf wAs win sohs
- payment Assissbls 0lsaWsea ~
pssty Win - ven b make tAsis Wash
k.sws - n - I have . fsv tsoAss
Of that kid in visW.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

/ Many ills come from impure blood
Cam t have pure blood with faulty di
'eestion, lazy liver and sluggish bowels
Burdoek Blood Bitters is recommended
for strengthen ng stomach, bowels and
liver and purifying the blood.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
On lMteA.

Tourist lin Londonl-"It certainly
took a bunch Of boobies to arrest that
silk-hatteA guy! What dA he do?"
Cabby-"W'y, that bleedin' blither
haint pinchel. rs hsmtnent states.
man goin' b luncAeoa!-Judge.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
Some Men Have II Al.

A lucky shopkeeper at Brunswick
who accepted . lottery ticket as pay.
ment for . hat from an impecunious
customer. won . prize Of $4,000 in
the lottery.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

coNt opare the Tjaso.
Bn-"They say that voosa afs
hardly ever otaDmerers-" Dx-"No:
they have % much to say that tAsy
can't stop for II"
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
m 1usz1G1ss AGAIN.

I Aavs decided - ass,n east ny 1t
in Glsawesa s.d have bought tAs sss-
feetisnefy business ot Frank h. 81
hosst ~ I iavits all It ny "a frissda
s,A euseeasss - can s.A ~ -.
I sxYse4 - carry csn4ssss sal
ehsies No e fruit eisaH nuss 81
ea.dy e1d I Win tssak ~ right
l.l7-6 0DODGB Co8YHAL
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Mr. Twieksmbwsy Again.
You don't mean to say that young
Smith 10 married" exclaimed Mrs
Twickembury. Why. he's nothing
but . sapling!"- Christian Register.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

~ . s00 lnaoAiso y sek6soao
0aokao - ~ - ss0ss - Uo1ss
~ - ~ ~ . sa0As 9 -
00R - . ~ AeklaA
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Itching. tsstssiss skis ss.stisss as
figsre, asssy, drive 80 wild. Dsaa 4
Ointment is priced fer ~ go work
| see at ~ Asug stssss. =
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Comparatively Good Record
Last year there were only % muir
ders coDnmtttAd In the cfty of Innddn.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

A dsilas sPse4 With tAs Aeas nss
chant eireslatss At ho.s aAd hslp
home trade.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Advertising II . eesd osats0 pass
bis. fAs Rsst y 80 ns1isa.
For sAis-Coliis PsPpiss, full eloeds.
Inqsirs ell CeasssAs svssss, 0lssvssd
springs. PAsne, 0lssvesl ST.. II
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

4 you have anything 70 sell, sdvs
tit Nothing sells itssH.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
farm cll)cllEn U0llEY
AbonA $40 0oa1pp6 eeon aook
C 10 MoaA.

eos1ey eesaso 9a01 eAaoa - 0soe
eseo ves0ia - esssssse oseN
- - N11s11a0 - ossUA0
- ~ UA1asunsAAao
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Tea minutes spsaG RsaAiAS .ths ID
vsstissnsats in this Paper nay 1sa,
ten dollsss eainsA.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

Wanted-Work by the day or by the
hour. Phone Genwood ll9l. 2-7..t
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

After . hearty meal, take Doan s
Regulets and assist your stomach, liver
and bowels. Regulets are . mild laxa.
tive. 25e at all stores.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

II you have lost anything Of valvl
advertiss in this paper ssA ct II bsst
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
Daily Thought.

Daily Thought.
No man b born into the world
whose work II not born with him.
Lowell.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
csmsSs In ovss~slsoA.

csmoSo In ovSSNolaNl.
Over . thousand camels are used
in Qusensland - . means Of trans
port across Tie arid districts, and the
number - rapidly increasing.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

~ s11naaA - A1sO0nnaD b ~
- aDSsO ~ - GnG11Nn0A
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

an 0oanao 0sso - v0oaDA
60 tAsa11 - ~ = es9lUs eA1
0on0 ~ Wuu1A8: - 49, An1g1
S0n1v = lnon0 ~ 0aGaue.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25
ksa eaislu -.

Hoop e1aoDD 0uW.
0nssu1Do = nA1uES's - Qoae Danar
-. - - sAa9 ~ 1annO ysR
ossds - - 1ss1lhg - hss0 -
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-31
u. S. PROBES IUnOER
BRYAN INVESTIGATING KILLING
OF AMERICANS BY CANADIANS.
Vice Consul Curtis of Fort Erie Wires
Account of Shooting of Hunters
to State Department.

Washington, Dec. 30.-SecretaTy OF
State Bryan announced that the state
department had begun an inquiry into
the shooting of two American duck
hunters near Fort Erie, Canada, by
Canadian guards.
Buffalo, N Y, Dec. 30.-Careful and
complete investigation of the shooting
of Walter Smith and Charles Dorsch,
the two American hunters, by the Ca
madam infantrymen is promised by
those in authority on both sides Of the
Niagara river. Word has reached Buff
talo that the state department at
Washington would send special off
GERS there Immediately. Friends oil
the bereaved Smith family to the mum
Der of $50 sent petition to Washing
ton asking that the investigation be
started without delay. Congressman
Charles B. Smith, who is a member
of the committee on foreign affairs
wired from Washington that he haG
asked the state department to con-
duct its inquiry at once. Vice Consul
!. p. Curtis of Fort Erie wired an &C.
count of the shooting to Secretary Of
State Bryan.
Commissioner of Militia Sam
Hughes at Ottawa announced ne
would hold an immediate investiga
ton to find out who was at fault in
the shooting. Coroner J. X. MenCke
Of Bridgeburg impaneled a jury for
-
day afternoon and will be continued
Wednesday.
The three soldiers who did the
shooting are under arrest at the town
hall at Fort Erie, which is temporar
lily used as a barracks by the troops
Colonel Hugh Rose took statements
from the men late yesterday after
noon and later went to military head
quarters at Toronto.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-31
ELM cRovE-MApIsoN.

Christmas has come, and gone once
more. 1t seemed more like Christ
mas because it was white and cold.
The Christmas tree at Garden Hall
was well attended and very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all.
Jessie Dewitt was married Thurs
day in Oskaloosa to Henry Muryl.
All wish for them a long and pros
porous life. ...
George Minard and wife, of Colfax,
are spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Stout.
Earl Stout. who was counting in
Oskaloosa, is home until after the
holidays. .-.....
Mrs. Mary Stout is on the sick list.
Several of the young folks went in
and surprised Fred Compton Friday
night, it being his birthday. His
mother served oysters and a good
time was enjoyed by all.
Oskaloosa callers Thursday were
Will and Floyd Hite and their wives,
Charlie Dewitt and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bishop.
Nick Booah of Pella was in this
.neighborhood one day last week.
Lille Dewitt is at home again.
Mrs. Carrie Dewitt visited Wednes-
day with her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Stout.
Pearl Smith and wife spent Christ.
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.C. w Dewitt and family.
Wort Compton is hauling corn to
Lacey.
Dick Russell has moved on the
Will Mognett place.
Miss Ida Falls is teaching the
Elm Grove school
The surveyors who are working on
the Strengthening of the river WIN be
in here soon.
We wish each and every one
prosperous and happy New Year,
. Dec 49, Dew Drop.