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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Grnn lest iGrc alciOer in @ranO

@rono 3alouO, 81. Mug. - 6rntt
&oo 9olger, Oic ntcbrcrc @}eilen
n6rolid pou Der Stoot ouf Scr
6arnt mo5nt, Qjna ms aorniclo
tno icbtc Nort idrc &Ici0cr IN
NroHo. cir puroc Qercttct, bcuor
ite Elm Cpicr Ncr Nronomunocn MIR
DC uuO uodl 0cuu n]ll9cnicinCn Spjtol
acbrnft 0of bat man fcirc Soft
nlu19 an lire WicOerhcritcuung
Die gcriuitc bat Die Iot 5uciicl-
los I'M aciitilcr llntnod)titng be8on-
gen.
Ger gcrionot BON Gfer0cn fir
sic 9(1iicrtcn. oic bier iDr @oupt.
quarter iUr Den aon5cn @eiten
hotteu. lit iniolac Oc5 ~orobenOen
9obnitreif9 10 gut mic ein9eiteat
mor0cf.
Gic }(iQcitcltcu atti 0cHt 6rodt.
6oGnGof Der Union Gocific Nobn ia.
hen bic Arbrit Hic0crqeleQt. neil
nIau ibnGu 3uuuttete, # 5tmoer
I'M Gage gu arbeiteh 81 Is Gents
0ie Stuuoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
1~liilistruppcn
jmriiAbcrmfcn!
Sullen 10 bnlh ais m1glidl bic Ssim-
iabrt auireteH; Nebrasfner
nidt 0arnnter.

g8oi6inatcL 81. g(ug. Qnb
aric9samt erIicB geitern obcno ocn
9efebl fir Die &iidienoitnq bon
$1,000 9ionn Der Mlilijtriippen bon
Der merifuniiden @rrn5e noh ibren
reip. Staatcn. General 5uniton
ptrbe oufgciorOert orei Gegtmenter
ron glclp Dorf. 5lDci bon giem Ser
lcD 5pci non 5Qinois, 8tpci non
0}iiiouri mo ie ems bon aoli
loruien, Oregon, @oibington mn
Soniiono 5uritd5ulcnOen. &icr
lruppeH BON ylebro9fd blcibcu olio
porlGufig nod all Der @ren5e. Der
ariegsiefrctGr pob oieie 9eitimmung
pcitern oben0 bcfdrmt nddOem CT
nit Dem Gr1iincnten inn @eiBcn
4alie cine 8cipre6ung grbobt bate.
8orbcr morcn bereit5 inn 2uuie 0es
Ia9cs 5000 Ntam Der rcguIdren
aiiitenortiacrie pelfr al Der @rcus
sc dis Suinnteriiteu 3icnit aetot
batter, nod ibreu 8uruiionru 5lls
riid bcorocrt mnbef. 3icicr BE.
fcGl sur 3uriid5ieht1g hcr RotionuIs
aar0ea mitr0e aus Dem @rmoc CT
laiicll. neil cine ebenio qrpBc Mn.
5obl MiIi5truppcrb pelhe bisbcr
nod in ibrcn 5taoten bcrbliebcn
mar, jebt aui Der 6abrt nod Der
@ren5e bcgriiieu lit, uno ionu6 ais
Abloilma fir Die Buriid bcruicncn
aomeru0cn gelten fam. 9ic Geont.
ten ocs ariegsont8 aGnubcn, Dob
genii9cno Iruppen nn Der @rcn5e
lic1cn Inn ieoer G%ucttltolitdt gcredJt
lDeroen 81 tOnncu,
Ron nimnlt an, Dab bic 3uriid
5icbuna Scr Grpc0ition8arulcc Oca
General Yeribings aus Werifo. mcl.
die man bulo nn0 Der 3uioumcu.
frmit Scr antcrifoniih smerifuniihcu
aonmiiiion in 4crtsmoutb crmor.
tct, moDrihciulif on9 Signol 5ltr
3uriiticnomQ oller al Der @rcnjc
beiit0Iidcn Irltppen Der 9tutional.
1nrOen geben miro.
Die critcu Der 5rriif bcruicncu
(rtppcu mer0cn ieocufoa9 nod bclt.
te abcu0 Die @einfa1rt %untrGtcu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Cmtbcr Sanatcrimlft
fir Sdtwinbfiitbtioc!

Souonsfp, 9 ST. 2llguit-1ic
9ltbcriide SyIlo0c bon Noroameri.
Ia bot bic gbfiht. fitr tu6crful0ia
9~lttberouer Der Ser. Sidutcn miO
aouaoos, Die nidt in Der Gage iin0,
lid Die 9luino5mc in Gins Ser be-
itcDcnAen Snnotorien 81 ~crfalicL
cine @cilanitnlt 81 erridlten mo 5l
uuterbuItcu. Gic Staot Gan Nm.
tonic, Ger, bot 81 Oieiem 3ipef Gin
@runoititd i'm 8ert BON $4,000
~angebotcu. 1no angebot lplrroc an
Montog bon 4altor 4ouI Setu bon
can 2lntonio Der 5pnnoc untcrbrci
tct, bic ipotcr 9cidluB foiien miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Nus Boone, Jcwa.
9oone. 30. 9[ltauit

SER &. &. 9Qnnc mltroc lcttc
ISOLDE uou eineu 8icroc geihlogcIL
gliltIihcripeiic fGHl er nit ciucul
geinbruh 0upon.
Der 3lpci Sabre ultc Sn9n bon
@Crrn &iun 5raifcs lit an Der Sim.
0crfrunt6eit erfranft. Gr bot ic.
ood m1r cinen lridten 2lnfol. Qjc
9c10rbeu babcn giaBrcgeln gctroi
ZEN, Inn Oie @erbreitung Der &rouf.
belt at perbiu0ern.
Ser Ibono3 aetnc0D bat ieinC
6orm in Collar 8olpnibip ,bclte1cn1
aus 2t0 Qfern fir Die ncttc Gum.
me Don $4,000 terfauit.
=. Oscar 4nocrion p~crltnqliidtc
Iebte ISOLDE bcim S0gclt bon 9ol.
fen in Den e. 4 y. ". g&crfcn. Gr
mar nit elmer 3irfcli0gc beif0f.
tigt, ais Gin Splitter bon ciuenl
8aIfeu iih loariB mo i'm nit iol-
der @llht gcrnoc %unterbalb ocs
6er5cnb troll 0ob CT tur5c 3eit
0oruui Den @ciit miqob.
6rout Serbian hon @urriiou
5ounibip mlroe ais cr bcint Gre.
idcu Don @etreiOc bali pom ser
hiBc ilbcrmomnt utO itarb in meni.
gen 5tun0eu all Den 6olgen zines
AibihIoges.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

G9eit 4oirt. 81. glltg. Der no9C
bon @cit Goint mobncnoe rnbcrbei.
ratete 6orruer 6reo gtopof it,, Der.
lieB ont Moutag icinc 6arm, I'M
Ieinct ouf ser R|oroieite mobnenoen
Gltern einelt .9eiud ob5uitottef
&alru mar er 0ooongefobrcn, aIs
icin 6ormar6cjtcr Bob Alien, Elm
nod iuHger W}ourL 5rUet groBe Ga.
Nltngcu @ei5en uufluo uno nod oer
hiciiqen M}iible braftc, mo er iC
fir $3.50 berfnufta, porouf or fran.
5oiii6en Abihie0 uobm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Srnan wiro in Nc6rasfa iprcdcn.

Siutolt, 81. Mug. &orlltcr
Qongborit pom oemotrotiih den
Stuot9 3entroifomitee bat betamt
gelebcu, ooB 2&m. ). &runn lie
lcbtc ISOLDE 0or DER Q&obD Gebrosfo
6crciicn uu0 Heoen I'M 3atcreiic
@ilion5, 0c9 Oemotratiideu Bun
oc9icuotoren, Ger 0emofrotiidcn
NougreBleutc uu0 Stootabeomtcu
bultcn milroc. @lcif5aitig miro or
iiir Die Nunuhntc oc5 Erohibitjon2s
Announcements %cjntreteu. Die crrc0
ten 0clnofrot1lneu @eEiitcr, 0is
iiirdtctcn, 0oB 9rDon 0oa Gjtct
.,6olocn~ miro, iin0 olic bern1igt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
SStlihcr a%(utpnnfaa

Gcour GopiOe, gte6r., 81. }lug.-
Ben aoncrt, cjn iuugtr GARNER IN
Der 9tabe bon bier mo5nboit, lit Del
ciGcm Autouniaa INNS &eben &C.
tommen Gic 2cufitongc brod nm
bic Roifinc itilr5tc I'M, pobci ao-
merit eiuen 5udoelbruh nlb cine
&crrcnfimg 0es @clid@ 0obontrug
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Spc5inlpOli5iitcn fir Stautsfuir

2iucolu, 81, Pug, -Qie 9crmol-
t1lu9 Der 5tootsfair lit 9e5rpitnqen
in 0icieu Sabre Spe5iolpoIi5iitcrl
fijr Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der Gro
ulug orpf Der Staot8ioir, ar5uiteI-
len. gisAer mltr0e Dies iteta bon
ser Mills qctan, bic obcr iebt al
Ser @ren5e in Gere8 lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Cckalzuadttrttcnt
ans Sremtent, Uebr.

oV- ~luYHII,
&Dhn 3. Sobnion lmO ri. &.oms
bcd iino iocbcn pom ibrer Goliior.
gioretic 8ltriidg9fommcn. Sic 5abcn
IN ibram AutOmobil, meIdca Elm Or
5ctqm9 Der 5orO 6atrit lit, cjuc
5trctfc BON iiber $500 Mcilcn 81.
riltacleQt. &brc Iour filbrtc tie
0urdl 3cnUcr, Den @rano Cannon,
Fan 2icgo, &oa anaeles, Gan
6roncisco, &ortlon0, Sen gcltoms
itouc Eorf, mu0 pielc urtocrc icbc1s
t9crte Yloec. %uf Der Rildrciic be.
iudtcn tic 5o9n 6lld5 III 1}itAcG,
Gin 1afuto.
Can Y. 5tsDcnS lit nod va.
ibia8ton gcreNt. Gr lit 0titalico
zines &omjtCca, lUcl6ea @cicbc &C
.0cU eiucn Strcjt %cutmcricn ioQ.
@orolo gOerr bot fidl in @rcHt3
4oB, Oregon nit 6raulciu Aou
9erru pcrGcirotct. Gr miro bicr0cr
3ielcl unO bel lciuer W}utter mob
men, bic filr5ii@ BON Superior her.
.0e3o0en lit icii0cm ibr 4iann O2rt
itorb.
Non GctcrGou00 InIt0cte 9eitcru
nit ciucm Altomobil. mclhe5 CT
.nid)t ridtig SIT D~on0jaben Deritmno,
ii cincm Seller. iibcr Dem iril1cr
Elm 6nu9 gcitnnOen 9atte. Mcitcr
fem 5huDcn.
Vim II. September miro i'm
&~oitgc50r0c Gin Grouren Qc1Gltcn
mcr0cn fir iolGc, Die Gegierrng$
aHiteaung ais 5teuogrupbjitcn CT.
latlgcn mollcn. Qicics Groalcr it
nur fIr Wtormlr.
Is miro beobii6tiqt, Die Moin
StroBc 5niiheu 6. uno Militorp
}lDc. nelt 5u piIniteru. Gbenio iol.
len oilh Die Gurf Aotnue bon Der
,. bis 5ltr 6. StruBe mo Die 5, ron
0,ain bis 9rooO nclt gepiloitcrt
1per0rn. glUc oieic StroBeu limo it
oft n~uiqcriiicn morOcH fllr has &c
gen bon 8rGtcu uno R6hren.
Soils Der Strcif Der Giienbo6u.
o~nQcitelltcn sur @irfl;d1felt mcr0cn
ioltr. Dcr0cn 0a0rrh uugciohr 300
6rem0ntcr ult8Gr @rbcit icin.
5hcriii Gonojt muroe bcnohrif)
tiqt, oob DOS %rcl 9tspbl in SnD
Der Qcb0riQc 5orO Nutpmobil, mel
dies bic N}otoruuumcr 1r3323l9
6ot. 0oiclbit ~goilobIcn moroen if.
Gle aartenicqerin 6rau ScIiert
lit %gcitor6cn,
Die ct. Gotrid5 5du(c wir6 an
G0fitcn 0tontoQ i6rcn reaeIm0biGcn
SfuIfrriu5 bC0imcuL Der untcr 7
gchrerinucu DcrtciIt III.
8iaiont 9lrncl0, Der in scr Sou
tnic0e Shulc oils 5huloicncr ia,
tia ill., mltBtc iih elmer AppCnoicj
It's Gperuiion u%riermcrfrn.
Sic 6rduIciu 2cnu @ilfidm9 u1o.
Gulicc 8riq6t, mcIfc bel Shut.
ifG1IB bon Scr 6rcuolrt Sof)ihule
araonicrtcrl bntcn Initclluugcr ais
2ebrerinucn in &icrce Gounto c"6oI
ten unb iin0 und 8loinnicm 0crciit.
Z. .. Sarut& bon 9tiderion Rdd
6oridaft, mclder neulih beim Gilils
qcn herunqlilttc lit an Sonnto9
bon Der Solcn,9 Stride ans begro.
Zen morOcn. Iic 5cierlidfcitcn 81
peIdcn lid 3uGlrcide 6reun0r OcS
@c~ritorbenen cinqcflmoeu battM.
lulr0en bon Oeu Gaiteren Brauen'
bort BON 6ontoueae unh 5dnlIot
bon Der hicitaen Stride acIeitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
6neclidlag in Sherman Guuntp

@rolt0 &slono, 81. @ug. - Gin
idmcrer @ogeli6Iag gina itber
Sherman Goltntp nie6cr mn bot 1T
icinem &foo, Die Qon3e 9ornerntc
in @run0 uuo 8ooan gci6ln9en. 4n
cinigen Stcften lnQen Die @ngsige-
Idoiie 6 bis 7 3oQ bod.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
prcorcHipc BON 2icrS
Dakota fir l5mobcs!

Sarge. q. 8, 81. 9liinuit. r Sic
groareiiiuen BON gloro 3ufoto bicI.
len bier geiteru lire Staotsfoniercrj
nb. 9eihliiiit murOen gefobt IN
mcldeu oie GouOioatur BON Ghos.
q. @u9he6 poa mno aor5 inooiiiert
miro. Auberocm muroe bei6loiicr,
Die 9nrtei.O Organization in Stantr
iort3uicben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
NapitGn N6nin bel aniirr.

Berlin 81. Guguit. ibcr 2ors
BON. - Der oeutihc aoiier bat, wi2
cin ontlihcr 2crift bciogt, 2aircO
&o1nlom. Den %oritbanoen Der 81.
reftorcn6eb6roe Der Geittifcn C5con
8ccoerei. mo &opitdlt Paul a6niG.
GcfebISbobcr Oc5 @an0elataudiMii.
fcs u0Glti6IonO", im @altptquol
tier empiangcn. Der aoiier gntt!
lie ais @dltc 3um Giien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
9cindlt and ginculn.
BritcnSompfcr
flicot in sic Gmft!

2ouoon 81. ang. Cine ao.
pep1ogcn Gepcldc an Ole 9oilD
@ioil mclOet. 9eb Der britiihe Can't
pfer n1ionfurio@ in oem tpnlc
6ufrn int 9ottiiidcn Mccrbuic1 III
bic 2nft ilog iu1o 8eritort murOe
ais CT Den 4iifeIplds perlaiicn MOI.
f. Wion mil miiieu Oob cine an
@orD 0eS GmHpierS ge6radtc SCI
lchmaidlitlc Die Grploiion Ucruriod.
4a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
.2M0Rcs kcnflnt nact
Omaha uitH lincoln!
sSir0 ani IciHsr siucitcn HcOrtonr
q 0nOe September in Cmaba
Aniprade bOlteu.

sSitrs garf. Colo. 81. gita.
Cine 6. 1ugbcs, Der republican,
idc ErdiiOentihafts aonOioat. mel.
der be4tc bier ieinen b%iertGgigen
GrboIungs Aufentbnlt IN Oen Bergen
lciocte. miro. mie iett ieitiiebt oiti
liner Bpeiten 3e0eioir GnOe Scb.
9niber GHobo einen 8eiu6 obitat
yen im0 I'M nortinen Alnitoriunr
#ine 6ifentlide Anfprodc balteu.
4 0cute nndmittng ipridt SEER
0nghcs IN 2opclanO, Colo, uno
iabrt Oann gegen 9lben0 BON BORT
iibcr Dcnper nod Gopefo, aas.. no
II nloraen gegen 2:A7 nohmittogs
.intTeifen miro. llntcrmegS miro
n upm 3ug ans III SoDS, Suli1a
lit0 SilWtion GitD Seas, iprehen.
Vim s. 5eptentber bolt Siiqbes
III @ortIolO Wle., ein3utrefien. miro
bort mcbrere Idge i'm Sutereiie Der
0ortigen StnotsibobI orbeiten iidl
Damn bier Ioae oubcim mtsrubcl1
un0 om rs. September ieinc 3lpeite
aicSetour nod Dem g8eiteu outrea
ten Sic bis Cnlnbo geben ioa
: @ciudlt nudl gineuln.
Nh ocnielben Gage an iucldcut
Ncrr @uq6es in Gmabo ipredcn
miro. miro er aud cincn gbitcder
nod 9iucoln unternebmen nm BORT
ebcuioIls cine 4niprodc dt boltcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
@Qilidrsmone in 9fninalicr.

Melbourne, "a. 2fu1lit. 9ir
auitraliidle Understanding nil
Sen 9lon Der etnftbruMg Der oil
acnteincn 03it;tdrOicnitpflidlt 0tul
si0lf 5iir %gbitinunung un%terbreitc1
ga Die acplante 4ll8bentng BON 9te.
trntcn iniolae 6estigcn &iOeri!anne.
aalheitert iii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
Nenes Qaaarcit fiir 1cntiMlnnA.

@oibington, 81. 2INQ1it. - 6rig
2ltiQc5 BON 9}clO Norf bat $4,000
3lt Der 4ltsrIitung eine5 lUeiterel,
Qa5orett5 fir sic MittelmGhtc bel.
geIteucrt mo 10 Dos llntcrue6mcn
crmG9lidt; ca miro BON 0eutid'en
@oipitol in gicp gort urlter gel
trng 0ca }lnlcrifoniidcu 3otcu
&rclt3ca ber9eiteat rUer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31
sdSner glcacn i'm Smut.

Cmo1o 81. Ping. 2ebte 9tnht
uto helttc morqeu qing ilber Oclt
qrobtcn Cell oes Staotcs ell lido
ncr giegcn nicocr, mas iiir oaS aorn
Die &ciocpIdse poIl groBeut
Nusen iuar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

Die 9riten bnbeu Sen Gfii5ier,
Ger uaituloige $rlan0er erid)Oiien
hot, neil CT 0adte, Dies lei onS
Bette, fIlr perriidt ertlGrt. Die
cinfodite M}etboOe, eineu 9}aiien.
moro gut5lbeiBclt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-31

5dmeocn Oro6t, falls rltiiiidc
Naturalization nidlt oilfboren NIT
9lb6rrdl Der oiplomotiidlcn gc5ic
buitocu 81 4ublono. sa5 Gliiiicu
mir itl$ oo6 idunieAl
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
ED. c. MUTT TENT SHOW
COMING MONDAY,

The theatre goers of Grenada and
vicinity will no doubt be glad to learn
that the Ed. C. Mutt Comedy Players
are returning to Grenada Monday
for M weeks engagement, starting
Nov. 9th, and will offer all the latest
high-class plays with feature vaude-
vile between acts. MI. Mutt this
season has added many new and nov
el features, together with an excep-
tionally large company, of which
many of the old ~favorites are along
and a few new faces will be seen with
him. As a special added attraction
Prince Uwano, a Japanese performer,
is with the company, and will no
doubt create a lot Of comment with
sensational feats every. night.
The opening play Monday night,
''The Dollar Mark" is a play that is
sure to meet with the approval of all
and feature vaudeville sp~ecialties will
De introduced between acts. Band
concerts on the streets daily at 4
and 7 p. m. One lady free Monday
night with each paid adult ticket.
Show grounds on the Hoffa lot. Depot
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
c PICK UPS"

f. w. Wier has returned from the
delta, where he has been employed
for several weeks.
K. NJ. Trusseli and V. r. James
spent last Sunday in Water Valley.
b. o. Field and T. E. Trussell are
prospecting in the delta this week.
O. l.. kimbrcugh and L. B. James,
prominent business me of Grenada,
were in town last week.
Miss Amber McCargo has return
ed, to the delight of her many friends
and assumed her duties as teacher in
the Lamon school.
Miss Ellie Trusseli returned home
last Monday, after a protracted visit
to her sister, Mrs. J. Matt Cooley.
We regret to state that the Gore
Springs school house burned last
week. The building was completely
destroyed, the furniture being saved.
The exodus to the delta and Ar
kansas has subsidized for the time be-
ing. We have decided to remain
another year and get what they leave.
J.. W. L~eve,ette. Miss Mary Ellen
Leverette, +. f. Gillon. Mrs. Hattie
Glllon. Mrs. Laura James and Mrs.
ID l.. Halle spent last Sunday in Ell
ilo't' "ROB."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
THE LILAC DOMINO"

Andreas DIPPED will present "The
Lilac Domino" Charles Cuvillier's
great three-act musical success of
beauty, fun and fashion at the Gre
NADIA Opera House on November %.
rms Is the greatest musical Offering
OF the season and is guaranteed to
charm any kind Of an audience and
every member Of an audience. It
embraces more popular feathers than
would be thought possible in n
evenings entertainment. II has
scenic beauty and musical perfection
Tor h h~ighbrcw. fashion displays of
magnificent costumes and dancing of
every variety for the Younger ele-
ment, and fun and ~frivolity in lust
the right proportions to please any
body. Twenty wonderful songs carry
3 story Of romantic love to q musical
finish. Some Of the finest voices of
the age are heard in the production
and a ~coterie Of the ioveliest young
girls imaginable make up the chorus.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
UNSEEN, YET KNOWN.

Jesus, these eyes have never seen
That radiant form of thine;
The veil of sense hangs dark between
Thy blessed face and mine.
l see thee not, | hear thee not,
Yet thou are oft with me;
And earth hath ne'er so dear a SPOT
As where l met with thee.
Like some bright dream that comes
unsought
When slumbers DER me roll.
Thine image eve fills my thought
And charms my ravished soul.
Yet though | have not seen, and still
Must rest in faith alone,
| love thee. dearest Lord, and will.
Unseen, but not unknown.
When death these mortal eyes shall
| seal,
And still this throbbing heart,
The rending veil shall thee reveal.
All-glorious as thou art.
Ray Palmer, in X. c. Journal.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Under the provisions of and by vir-
tue of the authority conferred upon
me in a Deed of Trust, executed by
Lem Roseman and wife, to J.. P.
Brooks, on the 9th day of March,
1914, to secure a certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, and which
said Deed of Trust is recorded in
Book As, Page 526, of the Records
OF Mortgages and Deeds of Trust,
n the office Of the Chancery Clerk
of Grenada county, Mississippi; de-
fault having been made in the a
ment of the indebtedness named in
said Deed of Trust, l, L. r. Elmore,
the Substituted Trustee in said in
strument, will, at the request of the
aforesaid beneficiary named in said
Deed of Trust, on the 2Sth day of
November, 1916, offer for sale, and
will sell at public auction. for cash.
to the highest and best bidder. at
what is known as Lem Roseman's
house. Dunnick place. ~ miles south
of the town Of Grenada. Grenada
County, Mississippi, during legal
hours. the following described o
erty named and described therein.
to-wit:
80 acres Of land off south end
SCI NEh Section 25 and Eh
NWA Section 25, less = acres off
Northeast corner, all in Township
~. Renee ! East. ~Intor1inp to de-
scribe and convey III Of the land we
or either of u own in -aul county
and state, whether described correct
ly herein or not; also one black horse
mule. 10 wears old. named Charlie:
n dark bav mare mule. ~ wear
old. named Dora: one 2h in. James
4 Graham wagon: ono No. 7 Ames
buggy and harness: Oh forming i'm
elements of every dr,crirtion. one
BAY horse. IL wears old. n,med Fred
one red cow. 4 years old. -rmed Red.
and increase.
Title to said property believed Tn
be rood. but l will sell and convey
as Trustee onlv.
Witness nv signature this, the 3Oth /
Law of October. 1915.
L. R. ELMORE, Trustee.
IO-3-3t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
Il GRENADA ENrINEL
CONCERT AT PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Mrs. Anna Clyde Plunkett has beer
persuaded to give her interestin,
program of Japanese, Plantation ant
Indian songs at the public schoo
building or Friday, Nov. g. The con
cert will be given for the benefit Of
the High School boys who are de.
sirous of attending the Conference
for Older Boys, which is to be held al
Laurel next week. On Account of the
distance from Grenada to Laurel, the
boys feel that they are not able to
finance the entire trip, but Mrs
Plunkett has very kindly come to
their assistance, and will make it pos
sible for Grenada to send a represen-
tative delegation of boys to the big
conference.
Mrs. Plunkett possesses a pure
contralto voice of extraordinary
range and brilliance and is most
gifted in interpretive powers She
has had much successful experience
in concert work as we'll as in several
of the light operas, and the music
lovers of Grenada have a rare treat
in store for them in Friday evenings
entertainment.
The Water Valley Progress, in it's
issue of October 28th, has the fol-
lowing to say concerning her concert
at Water Valley:
Gala Time At Grand.
The concert by Mrs. Anna Clyde
Plunkett, (nee Miss Martin) at the
Grand last Friday evening, under the
auspices of the Cemetery Improve
ment Association, will go down in To-
cal history as n of the most pleas
ant and successful evenings Of the
kind ever given here. :
Much was expected of Mrs. Plum
kett, the fame of whose wonderful
contralto voice and histrionic ability |
had preceded the versatile little ar
fist, drawing a fashionable and criti-
audience; but it is only modestly
complimentary to state that the exc
cution of the difficult program ex-
ceeded the anticipation of all. The
wonder is that SO great and marvel
ous a voice can thrill from SO dainty
and small a body. While words of
pleasure only were expected from
SO fashionable an audience, vet it
vas particularly gratifying to hear
such complimentary expressions from
old friends Of the Martin family.
Mrs. Plunkett scored a signal tri-
lmph personally, and it is refreshing
% note that the concert Melted a
handsome sum to the cemetery
Mrs. Plunkett was accompanied on
he piano by her mother, Mrs. Virgie
now of Houston, Texas. who
walled herself of the occasion to pay
long-due visit of a few days to the
lome of vester-years.-Water Valley
Miss.) Progress, Oct. 28, 1916.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the cintcrior, U. s.
Land Office, at Jackson. Missis-
sippi, October 3. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that julius
Parsons, of Torrance. Mississippi,
who, on June II. 1898, made Home
stead Entry No. ol040, for the VIZ
of the NWM of Section %, Town
ship % North. Range 6 East, Chloe
taw Meridian. has filed notice of in
tention to make five year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the Chancery Clerk
of Grenada county, Miss, at Grena-
da, Miss. GA the fourteenth t14th)
day of November. 1916.
Claimant numes as witnesses:
Robert McLcndon. jim Turner, Isaac
Magis and Richmond Hudson, all of
Torrance, Miss.
W. F. CUMMiNS, Register.
10-13-5t
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DOES RURAL. CREDITS LAW
REACH THE TENANT,

Many r asking if it is possible
for tenants to use the new rural
credits law--"does it reach the man
without land or money!"
To this question, Prof. T. J.
Brooks. Rural Economist Of the Mis-
sissippi A. & M. College, is sending
out the following reply: "The law
reaches the man without money or
land ON condition that this man can
get the seller of the land to accept
a half payment of cash and a second
mortgage for the remainder.
1t is not necessary to own land be-
fore making application for a loan.
The only requirement is an affidavit
concerning the land which is to be
purchased. If this is satisfactory. a
firse mortgage on the land is given to
the loan association. Half the value
of the land may then be borrowed,
and paid to the man from whom the
land was purchased. This covers
half the purchase price and a second
mortgage for the remaining so per
cent of the purchase price may be
given on such terms as may be
agreed on by the seller and buyer.
The only cash that the borrower
must have is s per cent of the loan
which must be invested in the stock
Of the loan association. This stock
will pay a rate of interest equal at
least to that paid on the second mort
gage, and possibly to the expense of
clearing the title of the land. IN
the case of second mortgages being
given, however, the law requires that
the purchase price of the land be the
same as the appraised value set by
the associations loan committee. and
approved by the inspector OF the
federal loan bank. wf"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-03
CANNING CLUB GIRLS
VISIT STATE FAIR.

On Friday OF last week. Miss Anna
Belle Hughes visited the State Fair
at Jackson, and was accompanied by
three of her Canning Club girls,
Misses Ruth and Edith Hayden and
Lura Aven, all of Hoicomb. Mes
danes W. V. Horton and j. E. Car
penter We're members of the party.
The Canning Club Girls sang
while there the song they had com
posed and came near being the win
ners of the prize offered.
1t is no surprise to state that these
young ladies were highly compliment
ed on the work of the Grenada
County Canning Cluts and that their
work was given due recognition.