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New Britain herald., 1916-09-06
ANDERSON-O'CONNEID.

Announcement is made of the ap- lroaching marriage of Edward Ander- son of 363 Main street and Miss Mar zaret Frances O'Connell of Kensing- zpn which will be solemnized at the
 ectory of St. Paul's, church in Ken &ngton on Wednesday, October f. The koung couple will make their home Hartford where MT. Anderson is Employed at the Royal Typewriter Rctory. MT. Anderson Is prominent &local bowling circles. He served on
 pme of the city's best teams and is 8cogniZed as one of New Britain's Fest alley experts.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-06
CONNECTICUT BOYS
 AGAIN ON MARCH
Leave Fort Huachuca for Nogales
 on September 5

Especial Correspondence by J. F.
 Conners.)
 Fort Huachuca, Arizona, August 30.-When this is read by New Brit ainites the Connecticut troops will have been on the return march to Nogales several hours for orders have been received to break camp here and leave on September 5.
 Today has been one of hard work and constant drilling. To sit or lie in the hot sand all day with a smol- ing and dirty rifle continually jarring ones shoulder while the targets a half mile away dance before the eye is quite the opposite to an ordinary drill on the parade grounds After any hard days work 1t is interesting to see the tired men rush for water, mess and an evening of rest. Tonight how ever, there has been more than ordin- ary cause for cOntentment, for the box sent by the New Britain Red Cross workers arrived today
 Red Cross Box Received.
 This evening around the camp fire captain Ladbury opened the box and distributed it's contents among his men, Perhaps some veteran of for mer campaigns superintended the packing of this box. It would seem so at any rate, for every article satisfies some particular need of the soldier in the field. The Red Cross box is great ly appreciated by the men, not only for that which was needed and it did contain but also for those innumer- able little things that are unnecessary and burdensome that 1t did not con- tain. While this scene has been enacted in Company I camp, 0 sim liar one has been in progress under Captain F Raymond Lows direction in Company E camp. The men in both companies are now fully provided for and their kit bags contain every thing from a lead pencil to pocket comb, the latter for those who have been fortunate enough to grow enough hair on their bald domes to have use for it.
 The records for today's work on the rifle range show Sergeant Ezekiel in the lead and Sergeant Dewey Norton a close second. Corporal Solkovich and Privates Roberts and Kowal also had an unusually good day with the rifle.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-06

Inspections and re-inspectiOns of food stores, bakeries, candy manufac- turers, restaurants, etc, 2S3; pounds (weight) of meat destroyed 68, num- Der of articles of other foods destroyed ', meat boxes inspected 217, meat boxes ordered cleaned 20, foods or dered covered 16, stores ordered cleaned 50, stores ordered screened 6, prosecutions i.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-06
LYNCH IS GRAND KNIGHT.
Popular Young Man Chosen Head of
 DaIy Council, IA. of C.

stephen A. Lynch, one of the hust- ling, energetic members of Daly coun- cil, K. of C., was elected grand knight
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
EXPLOSION
I'm HIS HEAD
frank s,rrtirf Tells again jAbprr @
s-Sappentna Jrssf SefD-s ne
Wls.rsrrer Mtpnraf..

Tinted Press Leased Wire &ssr-T,1rs-.1
g,ENTRzRET1LE iowa. Etse. L.
Between wild spps and ftrazna-ls DIN.
tprtrsts Prank Smith tudey finished
mis- ttit.scf tssttrlpps IN his rwI petsiat.
against charge Of murder 1at ssiy-
ing Alice Esss-.lacn-
= VIII cal Alice Lssrfaeris sprsl DE-
fore the throne OF S.Tod 10 anBy7s-
for all the 1rpIlf,les siis iIhs canssf
me and my sarulv.. said Smith ':sffs
was Lfe csstss for ths deaths n nE
faifllg-'
Both iss AMI M sEInsr Ahf 3saaI
treated like u--utsf by 9f-E- G.ssr,ta.n
said Smith, ant inns father waE tpros1
10 carry grln 70 Jrutsr1 himself Il
was with mat gun IifaI the -atnst
snut IfTtls Emery Smith accidentally
sfdid the witness
sJI cross examination Sutr-r Bafc
he first began 20 fear Mrs G-srlaep
when tier T.s1 husband dled She
hurried 10 get mis- life insurance All
sr ffis sudden dsa1n said the De
fe-iant. The might before the kill
Ing Of Mrs Esat,4aen. Smith SAND he
ha1 & bottle Of wtllsEr ENC Ltla1 ns
drank II All The nsxT Gay the tx
ploaiun n Ills hsfr occurred az salt.
and he dil np1 remember ispyLttIIIg
Of 1t4e murder asked Il ne thought
the w-i1isEsT GtfscEsc I1u, EInnp
sad I'D.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
CUT OFF HIS
BREAD SUPPLY
Grocer Was Cutting Price and Bakers
Refuse 70 Supply Him Any
More.

limited Press LEASED Wire Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. San
Francisco is fn the midst OF bread
war today, With large bakeries and
manufactures lined up On one side
aid John N Colbert, Mission street
grocer. and several hundred custom
ers lined I'D On the other
Colbert was selling bread q. scE-
cents z loaf. two cents under The
present retail p;sce All big bakeries
EXCEPT one. Colbert sayg. hare cut of
his supply II bread Drivers of whole
gale bakery trucks have been ordered
not 10 stop az CoIber1's store. il IL
yafd Colbert announced that he
would take the matter up with the
district z.tOrney.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
Esls..sc 10 Premises

rLpitac ;Fess LsasE7f wire i5eryfcs
CHICAGO, Dsc. I.--}SFgpslsfs Wscs
prOr4isas vim Grs Lillian CorneJ
ard wasA Coi. JGhu Lzsatefs N
Joliet gaYe her cnIy bait the &.goa.2t
ri Inoary he hsd proanlssl. sos War
"shocksd and vaanef" she says ~,
herself. ~ may have same Lezs5nY
on the 1900 yDpg alienation II sree,
ton suit filed by her hiisbznd He
certainly dfDpp"S IN NY szteeIs after
thai.' Hrs. Corneli ss2d. she scId
how Colonel LaGnberc suggssteG he.
making n trip ~ Chicago IN a tourist
car-Hscpnd class transportation. yo1s
kn0w. That was shortly after they
met In Pasadena. Likewise Nrs, cor.
nell declared sbe had no intlmatlgfi
that her husband Was going ~ Me
suit against Colonel Lambert and
that she does not recall writing 4
letter in which she IL rald ~ have
Informed her husband that II he
brought suit she would not be able
20 deny what she said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

A section OF Philadelphia where
social nabobs reside objects to daily
exhibits Of laundry wash in one OF
the back yards The airy 0utfering OF
garments fresh from the tubs mavred
the scenery and wigwAgged signals of
husky industry in an atmosphere OF
social repose, reflection and romance.
Hailed into court, the laundress eK-
planned she and her mother had to
work for a living and together pull
ed down $50 week The solemn
court remarked that industry and
cleanliness tagged with $50 per look
ed good to him and should be en-
couraged as an artistic addition TO
airy scenery. In other words society
can afford to move, the laundress
viii not.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
TO STOP BAD COUGH
sooth Dry, Irritated Throat With Par
mint Syrup Says This Old
Fashioned Cough Remedy
10 Best.

We are told that the old time
remedies are best and invariably
contain less harmful yet better med
icine than those which are in use to-
day. This being so. undoubtedly the
following old fashioned recipe which
IS quick acting will be welcome ed by
many as there seems to be a regular
epidemic OF coughs at the present
time. Secure from your druggist ]
ounce Parmint double strength,
take this home and add to it a quar-
ter pint Of hot water and ounces Of
granulated sugar, stir until dissolv-
ed. Take ! tablespoonful four times
day. No more racking your whole
body with cough. Clogged nostrils
should open, air passages OF your
head should clear and your breathing
become easy. Parmint syrup is
pleasant to take. easy to prepare and
costs little. Every person who has
stubborn cough, hard cold or ca
tarrh in any form should give this
prescription trial There is moth
ing better. Wilkinson & Co. can sup
ply you
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
JUST AS MANY
GET MARRIED
+sspn Cost of L5yinr cD>s Nct Stpr
Capif FrnrI. Getting 80 i!s
Work

L Itrised -tress Leased Wire Ss-Tics-1
NEw TDRE, Dec The high
cost zJf loving hasn't EsT TUnng
America from It
I4oxs Il TUE16 appear Laughs 81 IIis
.1lssn price Of egg FiErrss gathered
.-xru sf corners ot the country nT TIE
lI.sd Press today show that more
people fls>e fa,isp for 1bs 1wo-czsu2ttFs-
cheaper -rnsn one theory since eyes E-d
other TODD stErs began 10 sEr-neEst
-nRn eFs- 5a4prs
I-s -ssas On Rarasr-Sn asiErcs tTs
.-gle IN a4acnssgta, n Boston. CnicaEo
and Ea- F-ancisro- They 3nsr VIII
nar-F. -sgar6less-
Take Boston One thousand sn6
seven -usaful pairs stgnsd Gor-rac-s
In October 10 fight t:s cost Q. living
tovsrae-. In -hs October Of q Tsa-
age, only Fy7 had Ing eorrags- TINS
.a- -ne mont. the number has been
500, while 81 Tie Whole month tast
vesr or7y SGs would take rsis chance
Or Cnscaro< All records ara being
h,oken IN Chicago In October 1915,
the nurDsr was 2.Ss3; Oetobe- 1876
Il v1x 2.eRs. IN November 1915 il wzs
1876: already Sj@Ss hare been issgsd
this November
Look 81 these figures.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
4sp,g,r OF TAG FLOWERS"
PACE TEN

Hines q, 3ogng iaoy On 1eaytrg
home 10 SecGIas Z .rsineo nurse. sAlS
who On fs2ss ssy Of her leaT1ng ss9t
flowers % ~siap, I'M frlsnSs,J
Thanks far Lhe Dsaus4ful flowers
s;ept On the dry ~ your lssYtrg-~
Sept with z PAIRING s2ess&gs~-
Bearing z Kindly Zfss7'tpg,
fsen4 on s2s day ri ypar i@aTsaE
TO enter lGiyis psofssslOrs
TO take W ms ~ejsnte n Nursing
TO soofpe by NE bsS II arlic,-oa.
Beautiful, ss1Ztlt csttaoosts.
How fhey gizSce:ast; Euy ass-t ny
f;gfJE Etl&f-c0,5
J tiaogss1t ri ths woyss ri RE Hs.s-Ss,
Jfaw liz s.l2ks n ne beautiful l1tiS~s
Gfeasiy FDey briYntepsS gay stcsy.
10 f3csa ia tt1e4r caI2rs apfsn1Gsli
They he'd csa5ggt i:-s gctd Q. tae s.ss-
sEins
With the rosy g11w m .ss morning
Greatly they b;izEtei-fI aay bspsrs,
For they tod n me beautiful spin,
That prompted 2Ga tags ~ >ea1
More beautiful far than tbs flowers:
SO may ynu @ycr brinE sunshine
Into some life as yOB Gabpr-
Labor ~ Lessen iifss's sofr0u.
Angel Of Mercy Ia sickness.
Thus will your life be az rHTnr-,
Rich with q beauty and fragrance
As from the GBrdcn ri Allan,
Where bloom the pure and The firth.
ful.
Giving The flower that's fadeiess,
Rich In Us beauty eternal.
The Flower Of Love so unsclfEh.
Like TO the heart ~ the Master.
Warsaw, H. r. u. T..
written october ]. 1850
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
FRANZ JOSEF
is BURIED
Funeral S5eI> Ga Thanksgiving 0Sy
When css&st Ssse Placed
"a Ee>gicotc.

tLnites Press Leased Wire Gery3ce,l
B;Sa5GS, Dee, J. WA GsyyflIe
wireless. t--Tas funeral u Franz
Jcssf. rte emperor. D,ok place In
Flsnnz ysstesrosy ~ J 0cIoek
D4srs teSzeG te-4sy f:sf-a Re 4sS.:5;a.
capital sa1d first Sac-an9ea1s were
administered 81 the Eiorb8-g Ticacy
5y Dr.. Ee7ct, thea tse dead emperor
was eso2-ts1 ny 6etzehlaens Of In
.antry and czysiry guards through
saortaoss c,owss "a the Rsngs;-asse
s;as gsts1tcrus-rssse 70 g. Stso2an
cathedral al church bells TITLED as
the procession moved through the
c5tY, ....
IL 81 gtsonan cathedral the en-
peror sac empress, members Of the
allied aa6 S,efrleaded rsignIpg dyn-
&sties. ne dfDIosast&c corps. tsDats~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
Get Rid Of Hrzmors
Ard Avoid Dise1se

Enmp-E in tns DipDG caRss infR,uEl
hfs-7.ngRmau18 -nat Effsr1 the wnpif
sysLsm. Rs well aE I,irlplaE, bulls and
,pthsr .arrpriuuE. They Efsct all 1ns
organs En6 fnnr-inuH, membranes ENC
TISSUES. and EYE GSrscLtT Responsible
frr the -safinsHs with winch suns
ysu7fls contract Disease
Fur furry ssEH 4opsis 5a-sEpErlla
nas been murs successful than auy
ptnsr medicine IN sxJsaltInE numOrs
and removing tneir Inward End OH
ward snsrtE 1t liz Distinguished tnr
izs Lhu-pnEnnsHa IN purifying -ns
pluuG, ri,inn II sIrieffes End trrlgpr-
a1ss No other msLii.ins Rrts like II
in, no utnsr msnicins IL like Il
Gst EpofsE 5sEBszIsdtls ao6Sy4 LIZ
siHr pn nEE1ng R0pdis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
IOWA BECOMING
DAIRY STATE
State Food Commissioner in Annual
Report, Points Out Gains
Made in Past

"a0S IN FdyI-
A marked increase in the value Of
the dairy products OF the state is
shown In the annual report OF State
Dairy Commissioner ". =. Barney.
made public today.
The dairy output for the year eni-
ing July ] is gwen as s105, 369, SIS.
This il practically twice the value
of dairy products as estimated las.
year However, the com nissione..
has taken into account a number Of
items which have not heretofore
been considered, such as farm dairy
butter. skim milk, butternilk and fer
tiilzer., Then there has been an in
creased production in all kinds Of
dairy products and higher values.
These have frslp@d to sweII the totals.
Owing TO the cutting Off OF imports
of cheese that Industry has received
an impetus here and six new cheese
factories are now in contemplation in
northern Iowa. The twelve cheese
factories of the state produced $751;.
BIS pounds OF cheese during the year
and the value was $50 900
Commissioner Barney says:
We believe we are undergoing a
period OF awakening as to the posi-
biiities Of dairy extension. The few
herds being dispersed By our retiring
older datrymen are eagerly purchased
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

City stoek ysxas wsrs 32.scE5d wiz
toot and tnop,h oiseass> D.. Ado2I1a
glchhprn. cn1et .. ne p2saologlez2 e.
T5sloo II tas g0Ysrnaso, 32rez1 u
salnasi As1s;,sslAFy. &ssIsttet that TIE
Quarantine pcrbab3y wpsld be Lifted
.ro1a NE Kansas CRY Ysscs WITHIN Z
few CARS" tatsos1trz ttzs4 fas dls~
ease D.osstly il Mt tor aoe rao1rh
disease. J'saa, Investigation VIII he
catrEe5 oa ~ TfacYtt. Kansas City
xsa Oh tsas Eobs,Es3a farm - WAN
~, Nsb., Elc&hcr1 raid,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
DEATH OF SIX
YEAR OLD BOY


Floyd R;lSsel HcClesry, the SIX
year old soa CT Mr.. and Mrs H"rry
McCleary, 1906 Exchange streets. died
al his home OF Thursday morning az
IL O'Clock. He had been Ill two
weeks with BIZ, nchitts and stomach
trouble.
Floyd was born in Keokuk on
March Is. 1910. Lesfdes his parents
he IL survived by the following SIS
tiers: Hrs. Arthur Conner, Mrs Harry
TaIley. Mildred McCleary and Dolo-
tiny HcCieary, al OF Keokuk. Floyd
was bright youngster and his seath
has been a sreit shock to his par
ents. The family has the sympathy
of the COMM unity in their loss. The
funeral is to be held on Saturday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

by the younger men al good prices.
This demonstrates two facts, namely:
that the younger men have sufficient
confidence II the possibilities of
carrying to enlarge their herds and
that the dairy movement VIII be con-
tinued By the younger men where the
older leave Of"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
FUNERAL RECORD
<-s ,ss'1is s,e--T%t.

Ts1e ss1e,s3 q. tns Iz,e H-s. Nellie
ates-1tt wss bsl1 Eats ztiern,2a Z:
2>D0 o'clock fyo.1 the funeral pat
hrs q J. q, &eGsy, The Eastern
Gtsf. n yistGb Mrs. s5serr1 was 4
a2s;a2er, f4sh Ghssgs T1sF. y. =.
Hs7ssdsL@y, s&stgy II tas C2azrsgs>
tfynal @tStG5. D-1c5as@1- The bG1Y
viii - ssa, ~ s3arTfs vile. Michigan,
fat iEtsf.2"a: m G9-cay,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

mons .,-um Ins ra4e;fls-a- and the
Hungarian r=aiei1stRE ware RHssmbIs1
The sac.E1IisIn vaR isCuinlBlRrHn
ir Cardinal prisE After Iilis and
curing singing Of the De-as the
pulr Nas carried i1r1e the Sspnfonsr
II the Capnrinss whErs 1T win later
pc inferred between the Ba-cDpnsE2
Of sguasu Elizabeth EnE the Crown
Prince Rndpl1,n-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
ssSse How That Corn
Comes Clear OIL"
sGETE-IT" Loosens Your COINS
Right OF, lis the Modern Corn
Wonder - Cevsr Pals

sl... hard 70 believe aaything could
Why, I 5est Iisteo that corr rigas
O. WITH my finger nsI. G.I Ell
Is certainly w0aderfulp Ies- '0Sfr-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

Fan Francisco explains there has
been no decrease SO fay az The union
o. native sc1s and daughters Is COZ
cs-aed, and that last ysz.'s figures
total wsg dse 70 the propensity Of eL-
position ,5zzsssttl5Tr ~ Est EssT5saa-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

Frank o. 1.owden. Royernor.eIect ~
Illinois, was forced 20 leave college
at the beginning of his Junior year
because OF lack OF funds
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01
Not Sure Of Disense.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. Gov
efnmcht representatives were still un.
decided today whether the Kansas
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

sykrSkuoxn because you don't have
%, fool and p2tts- around with your
esorns, harness them up with ban
Gsxee or try 90 oIY them Cat.
SGETS-rTH 81 . Ii91id. You put on
a few DROPS in a few seconds. IL
dries It's painless. Put your stock
lag On night OYER IL. Put on your
ys1ufar sfoes You won't limp or
haze : corn twist IN your face. The
corn, csIigs or vart. viii Loosen from
ylyssr f1s---elg II .oYaes- Glory hsllssu-
yakf aCET1-IT~' Ii the bizysst sell
f-,r corn remedy in the world "ben
yoss try n, you know why.
-GETT-fT" S. cold and recon-
,ne6ssT bz srrs1zists everywhere. zsc
q s,o.tfs, or fsrt on rscstpt OF price
by ~ I<awrsncs IT, Co. Chicago, III
Gold ia Keokuk and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy b,
4 Co. Wilkinson Z Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-01

CI.AEESBURC, w, Va. Dec. l.
The local newspapers have announced
that hereafter each will be r0ld at 2
cents copy, owing TO the high cost
Of print paper.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. 1.-Three
local morning papers have an
rounced that. beginning December /.
the rate per week will be IL centa
instead OF 10 cents. This announce
ment followed ono made by the four
afternoon papers. advancing the price
per copy from ] cent to 2 cents.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15
WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY.

We are not asking help for this
newspaper as a matter of charity.
When you advertise with us we give
you service and when you subscribe
we give you what you can't get any
where else. If YOU think you are
dishing out a little beneficence. we
don't need your money.-Ya2oo City
Herald.
The spirit of this paragraph is imi-
nently proper. and if "A similar spirit
was evidenced by newspaper publish
ers generally both the dignity and
the profits of the business would be
materially enhanced. 1t is humiliat-
!ngly common for newspaper men to
plead poverty and dependence, and
than such pleading nothing is more
conductive to poverty and depend
ence. In any line of business the
value of the thing offered is largely
affected by the value put upon it by
the party offering it. The man who
offers to work for nothing and board
himself is usually justly regarded as
over-estimating the value of his ser
vices, while he who advertises that
he is in business for profit and not
iiH htailn StItlallN StlS an TIC !
business he deserves. and always de
There are lilies in the brooks:
hand and humble mien implies that
he is even grateful for the crumbs |
that fall from the masters table"
Every publisher should feel and
talk as does our name-sake of Iazoo.
Let the advertiser understand that
when he pays you for an advertise
he doesn't bestow IA charity
pays for a service. and let your
subscriber feel that you know that
he is getting his moneys worth when
he pays his subscription. In a word.
lets not depreciate our own wares
by offering them alphabetically. Let
of us who do not think what
we offer is worth what we charge. 90
at something else and leave the news
paper business to Naturalization
County Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

instead of handing Us q Ginner's re
reports; we admire money. Thank
2o-l00 dollars. We adore einner's
reports; we worship money. Thank
You. brother.
We have hidden two good Okla
homa dollars in the innermost recess
es of our sock. These dollars came
from MIR. Z. c. Watkins. Oklahoma
City. and will entitlc him to receive
our weekly visitation until Dec, 1918.
Is g
Mr.. ". 2. Peacock. too. temporar-
lily drove off the wolves of want that
have been logging our heels. His
contribution to The Sentinel Fund
was three dollars and no cents.
Prof. f. NJ. Lewis, efficient super
intendent Of the Holcomb Consoli-
dated Schools. spread sunshine in our
gloomy emporium by the simple
method of hauling out his roll and
Feeling off ore Of minor denomina-
ton.
Mr.. H. P. Morehead, formerly Of
Jefferson, now of Philip, is one of our
latest additions. Come on, brothers.
We have plenty of room left on our
mailing list.
Our Circuit Clerk is pretty busy
but not busy enoguh to forget the all
important duty of renewing his sub
scTiption TO The Official Organ of
Grenada County. Brother Barnes.
u thanks go out to you.
Our cup runncth over. However.
as we have made provision for the
installation of side boards on the
cup. we will be able to take care Of
Mr.. A. F. Clarks' one twenty-five.
The mlssives that cause humps Of
gratitude to rise in our throat are
those laden with lucre. The miss!ve
Of Mr.. W. W. Gilbert. OF Merigold.
contained two dollars.
The mail from Okolona brought
US Il joyful message, to the effect that
we extend Mr.. R. J. Vests subscrip-
ton to Lilo. Come on. sisteren
ana uIethefen, we Will greet you with
a smile if you seem to be inclined to
part with money.
70 "a #
The joyful tidings from Leland
thai Mr.. Ed Wood wanted the paper
for another year came at "A time
when our spirits were dropping. I'm
mediatelY u spirits rose.
4 Il *
Miss Lee Devaney decided that she
wanted to spend one dollar. Know
ing that a newspaper is a most
worthy institution, she forthwith pre-
sented us with = dollar.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

mously. Take your seat, Mr.. Baker.
Yes. Brother Secretary, he has paid
the necessary two dollars, and is in
full and regular standing until Jan.
LIST. 1919.
Mr.. W. A. Campbell, Su~perinten-
dent of the Ayer-Lord Tie Plant.
Grenada county's most gigantic en-
terprise, wants the paper until April,
1918. Yes, sir, you surely will get
il. -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

The name Of Mr.. w. r. Baker is
hereby placed in nomination for
membership in the Honor Roll col
umn. All favorable, answer yes;
all opposed, mo" Carried unani-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

They just keep on a-coming. We
present A. |. w. Thompson, of this
beautiful city, who had his date line
extended to S-20-17.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

Mr.. ". 3. Peacock. too. temporar-
ny drove off the wolves of want that
have been logging our heels. His
contribution to The Sentinel Fund
was three dollars and no cents.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

instead Of handing Us d Ginner's re-
reports; we admire money Thank
2o-l00 dollars. We adore %einner's
reports; we worship money. Thank
YOU. brother.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

"Howdy do, DR.. BOSNIAN! Just a
minute. One dollar? All right, that
paws you up until ellis. Well,
we are sorry you are IN. a hurry
Come in again"
Mr.. V. w. Dacus, of Whaley, re-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-12-15

Our little weekly gloom-dispeller
and joy-promulgator will enter th4
home of Mr.. Vassar Dubard for
another year. He also awaited him
self of our Class s..