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New Britain herald., 1916-03-07
GOLF CLUB ANNUAL.
|. w. Nichols Elected PrCSidCnt-
 Course to bc Completed.

The annual meeting of the New Britain Golf club was held last eve ming in the New Britain club rooms The following officers were elected President c. w. Nichols; first vice president, Clarence F. Bennett; sec ond vice president, Frank G. Vib- berts; secretary, George P. Spear; treasurer, Charles w. Pinches; assist ant treasurer w. F. Middlemas; di- rectors for one year, c. B. Parsons, II. $. Humphrey, F. H. Porter; for two years, C. H. Baldwin, Charles B. Stanley, Carl w. Jones: for three years, Elford B. Eddy, M. IT. Tease and L. B. Mallory.
 The club has a. total mem bershp of ITO. Dring the coming season the elghteen-hole course will be finished.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-07
CUPID GRINS AT WAR. Chap With Arrows Has Something on Man With 42-Centimetres.

Berlin, Via. Paris, March 6. Il D. m.-A marriage is being arranged between Prince Boris, eldest son of King Ferdinand of Bulgaria and heir to the throne, and a princess of the kouse of Hapsburg, according to the Journal Des Balkans.
 Prince Boris, who is 22 years of age, holds q high command in the Bulgarian army. The head of the Hapsburg family is the Emperor Francis Joseph.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-07

asked for an arbitration meeting. No action has been taken on the de- mands for the hod carriers for an in crease to $3.10 a day.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-07
SPORTSMAN DROWNED.
Benjamin Crockett in Auto Which
 Slips Off Ferry.

San Diego, Cal, March 7-Benta- min Crockett, formerly associated in sporting ventures with Tex Ric1ard and James Coffroth fight promoters, was drowned last night when an au- tOmobile containing three persons plunged off a ferry boat into the bay
 The two other passengers were rescued.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28
Brett.FOx.

On Thursday, April 81, at 1920, in
the Methodist church at Sessums, Miss,
the brides home, the rites of matri-
mony were solemnized between Mr.. M.
d. Brett and Miss Sarah Fox, Rev. r..
J.. Haltacre officiating. The church
was beautifully decorated, all of which
had been done by the hands of loving
friends of the charming bride. Miss
Annie Welborn of Starkvill was maid
of honor while Mr.. R. d. Williams of
Holcomb acted best man.
The groom is one of the most prom
ising and most popular young men in
Grenada county. He is a live business
factor and is now the cashier and man.
ager of the Bank of Holcomb, at Hol.
comb, and takes a leading part in ev.
erything for the advancement of his
community. He is in every way wor-
thy of the great confidence reposed ir
him by his many friends. and his fail
bride may rest assured that she has
committed her love into safe hands.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. A. Fox, one of the most prom
irent families in that section. She i.
well known in Grenada, having beer
for several years a student in Grenad;
College, and those who have the goot
fortune to know her speak well OF hel
as a sweet and lovely character anc
just such an n as will make a gooC
wife and look well after her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brett will be at home
at Holcomb after May /.
The Sentinel extends congratulation!
and best wishes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28

specialists, :" and it is everywhere be-
coming more and more recognized that
he, or she, is but half a teacher, has
but half a vision, who has not had the
benefit of the broadening and develop
ing influence of college or university
work; and it has reached the point that
the public school which employs High
School graduates has a poor rating in
the educational world. Nobody can
teach something he does not know, and
the greater the degree of attain
ment of the the teacher, the higher his,
or her scholarship, the better prepared
he, or she is to go into the school room
and direct affairs with that air and
with that confidence which only comes
of knowing how. renew the sugges-
ton TO the Board without any knowl-
edge of who are your applicants, but
as a rule. that will apply here and at
all times. S. c. HALL.
FROF. CAMPBELL ELECTED.
The board of trustees of the city
schools met Monday morning and elect
ed Prof. Boyd Compbell of Eupora as
superintendent of the schools of Gre
NADIA to succeed Prof. S. Claud Hall.
Prof. Campbell has been at the head
VI tne hupOra ScnOOl Tor tnree years
and had been named for a fourth year.
He m to Grenada with the very
highest endorsements not only as a
school mar but as a citizen and as a
positive factor for good in the commu-
nifty. He is a native Mississippian and
received his college degree at Millsaps
College. His salary was fixed at
81, SOC. 90. Prof. Campbell is expected
in Grenada the latter part of the week
to confer with the trustees about school
matters.
There has been no election of any
members of the faculty. Only the
teachers in the primary department and
those in the Grammar grade are ap-
plying. The teachers in the high school
seem to be under the impression that
their work will probably be heavier
next year and, if so, they assert that
they do not care for their present po-
s%itions.
A. H. Henderson, principal of the
colored school, and the present faculty
of that school were elected last Satur-
day.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28
Sale Of Lands Notice
Nathaniel Smith,

BY virtue of the terms of a certain
decree entered at the April term. 1916,
of the Chancery Court of Grenada
county, Mississippi, in cause No. 1856,
styled John T. Mason ct al, vs. Ma
thaniel Smith, the undersigned will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house front door
in Grenada, Grenada county, Missis-
sippi; within legal hours, on Monday,
May 22nd, 1916. the following lands in
said county: East l-2 of Sc Ia sec.
20; thirty-four acres off west side of
west IL of s-w Ia, sec p, seventeen
acres off west side of s-w IA of NV
IA sec 81. east IL of NV Ia and ne
IA of s-w IA, section 81, west1-2o of s-w
Ia section IL, seventy acres off west
l-2 of NV IA sec %, Sc Ia and thirty
acres off east IL of s-w Ia sec 20, east
1-2 of NV IA, less two acres in s-w
corner sold Gabriel White, sec 80, west
IL of west l-3 of ne Ia sec 33, all in
Twp %, range A east.
Witness my signature this Oath day
day of April, 1916.
NJ. E. Powell,
A 2S-4t Clerk Commissioner.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28
commissioners Sale.

The State Of Mississippi, Grenade
County.
In Chancery Court.
Jno. I. Mason, ct al,
No. 3156 VS..
Nathaniel Smith.
BY virtue of a decree of the Chan.
Gerry Court of said county, rendered in
the above styled cause on the 18th day
of April, A. d. 1916, at the April term. A.
d. 1916, of said Court, |, the undersigned,
Commissioner of said Court. will, on
the 22nd day of May, A. D. 1916, be-
tween the hours of eleven o'clock a. m
and four O'Clock p. M, sell at the front
door of the court house in said county,
to the highest bidder or bidders, for
cash the following described real estate,
situated in the county of Grenada, in
the state of Mississippi, to-wit:
East half of southeast quarter, sec
ton 20; thirty-fOur acres off west side
OF west half of southwest quarter of
section Il; seventeen acres off west
side of southwest quarter CT northwest
quarter section 81; east half of north
west quarter and northeast quarter of
southwest quarter section 27; west half
of southwest quarter OF section Is;
seventy acres off west half of north
west quarter of section %; southeast
quarter and thirty acres off east half
of southwest quarter section 30; east
half of northwest quarter less thirty
acres off north end section 80; east half
of northwest quarter, less two acres in
southwest corner, sold Gabriel White,
section 33; west half of west half of
northeast quarter of section 80; all in
township ~ raDOe a east
Dated this the oath day of April A.
D. 1916. M. E. Powell,
4-2S-4t Commissioner.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28
PROF. HALL RETIRES AS
HEAD OF CITY SCHOOLS,
Goes to State Normal College, Trustees Pass Reso!u-
buttons Showing Appreciation of His Splendid Work
at Grenade Hall Departments
Of Domestic Science and Manual Training.
Prof. Boyd Campbell Chosen to Succeed Prof. Hail.
New Man is Highly Endorsed.

we have restricted the hail work to the
High School only, placing the Sixth
and Seventh Grades in grade rooms
under grade teachers in the Grammar
School Department.; increased the fac
ulty from nine teachers to twelve
teachers, adding one High School
teacher and two Grade teachers; intro
duced morning and afternoon sessions
in the Primary Department, increased
the length of the recitation period on
the average from thirty minutes to
forty minutes, thereby meeting the re-
quirements for Carnegie units, admit
ting us into colleges and universities
without examination; introduced school
athletics, being a charter member of
the North Central Mississippi Athletic
q Oratorical Association at Winona:
also are participants in the State High
School Meet at the University of Mis-
sissippi, having won for the past two
years the State Literary Championship
in written contests, winning two fifty
dollar scholarships, six gold medals and
one set of Robert Louis ~Stevenson's
works, valued at $26. 90.
The Department of Domestic Science
has been established with an apparatus
costing $40.00 also a new, first-class
sewing machine donated by Garner &
Sharp; have put in a S65. 90 laboratory
for the purpose of teaching elementary
science.
Organization of Literary societies,
emphasizing parliamentary rules and
public debate. As a result of this
we have won four medals out of eight
at Winona and two at the University
in oratory.
The following is the number and
price of high grade framed classical
pictures that have been placed in the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28

The Geography Department has ex-
pended SIP. so in Globes, and 500. 90 in
maps and charts.
A $25. 90 clock has been placed in the
High School Auditorium.
Of this amount of total expenditures
for the school, the faculty and student
body have furnished 81, 003. 90. This
amount of money was realized from the
Annual Concert funds, and efforts of
individual teachers and classes.
Lastly, regardless of methods adopt
ed, we have obtained results. We have
retained the student body throughout
each entire year and through the High
School, graduating a higher percentage
of pupils each year. Total number OF
graduates in eight years, SO. The ma
jOrity of our graduates are to be found
either in colleges in high rank, or fill
ing positions creditably.
The above completes my report TO
| date.
should like to make the following
suggestions, viz: That a new Primary
room be made on the southeast corner
of TIL old building by taking II the
partition between the two corner rooms,
thus forming one large, sunny room.
The present Primary room has not
| ChOuSu Ikhts Iud III WlfluOWS III CDt
old building be given immediate atten-
ton as to cords, putty. glass, etc; that
new locks be placed on all doors; that
the Department of Domestic Science
be placed on a salaried basis, and be
made a permanent part of the cur
riculum. That the Board establish for
another year the Department of Man
ual Training, installing the proper ap-
paratus and furnish a director, at a
stated salary for same. That the Board
establish the Department of Sight
Singing, placing q vocalist in charge of
this work, who will go from room to
ROOM, giving each room in the building
lessons in sight singing twice a week,
and that she be paid a stated salary by
the Board. That the Board establish
an Art Department, furnish a teacher
on a stated salary, to teach each room
in the building a least twice a week
art, free-hand drawing, etc.
Finally. l wish to impress upon this
Board the fact that the responsibility
of raising the standard of education
rests with them; and, in view of this
fact, | ask you in selecting your future
faculties, to select college graduates.
We cannot have full, rounded school
work without teachers who are quail
fed to do work even beyond the High
School curriculum. This is a day of
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28

Buy Prince Albert every
Uhere tobacco is sold in
toppy red bags, Sc; tidy red
tins, Zoe; handsome pound
and half pound tin humi-
dors-ond-that corking fine
pound crysfoi- glass humi-
dor Dith moistener
top that keeps the tobacco
in such clever tr~im-aiways!
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-04-28

These intermediate grades have sup.
piled their rooms with Individual IL
braries, amounting to a total of SIS. 90.
The High School Library has added
the following editions:
~ Tho hom InAa.aa4;a.a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
8runbsisentbnms ilsbertrusHns.n,
Gineinnati, q. glGra.

Bernard Gnbejann an Sobn s,
Roie, % BEL rs Jub an btr iiibpeit.
Iidsn gds Der 9rate unb Bed Stra.
Be. (Stsusr Soc; $500.
Sbsrman 9lppIsgats an Diliam
prasar, 40 bel 100 Gub an be,
ROrbIsite Der gant gpurf, 120 Gut
ipeitlid Der DlenmOre Npenue In Che.
DiOt, (Steuer ST.; 81.
Glsnnor M. SenbrD on 9eriram 3.
Sebsl, Got 6 in Wlpntietb llntsrabr
tkilung an 2intpOOb Roab. (Steus,
$3.50; 81.
Sobn Q. srotp an 61rrp Didman
Elm Stiid 2anb an Der Glider ape.
nus in WeitpOOb, (steuer $1.5o); ST.
Sarrp %. Ruttner an Benjamin
Rattner, 25 BEL 105 Jub an Der Siib.
feits Der 8. Strubs (StsueI
$3.50; 81.
Marp %. Sart an 1bomas WelIb
so BEL 80 SUB an Der Stsreei aDi'
nue., prie. Sia, 81.
Stella 9bompiOn an Samuel .,
Cooper, 25 Bel 140 SUB on Der RorO.
feite Der Gbofe Gosnue, (Stsuer ST.;
ST..
Samss Dl. Worsan an Gomuel ..
Cooper, so bel 135 sJub an Der Rorb.
feite Der 2iueolu Gpenue, 1883 Gut
0itlia Der WoDbburn 2fpenus, (Sieuer
$2); 81.
g. 6. Sobbs an sylora unb Ser.
narS s. gunnetpid, Got SO in groOi-
iibe lluterabtbeiluns in MabifonDille,
(Steuer $1.50); 81.
Die Dominion 2anb Go. on Sobn
3ublsr, 2ot SO in Clifford plaes llns
terabtbeilung in Speamcre TotDnibip.
(Steuer 50e); ST..
9tnna g. SSifbsr an George SO.
5pmlinfon, Got 38 in Oit goripooD
Spnbitat llnterabtbeilinG (Steuer
$D; 81.
William Otter Or. an Srant M.
Ban arman II. anb., SO Bel 135 JuB
an Der Sitfeite Der 8uripoob alpsnus
in Rprpooh, (Stsuer $500; 81.
George Wl. 8ettg an gli5abett
8urhfall, 90 bel $50 CUB an Der Oits
feits Der Suttpn StrGbe IN Mt. Mo5bs
inston, (Steuer SOC; ST..
Sofepb n. gaDpopb an Morsdret
6. 9eder, Got 5 in g. p. gorblsb's
llnterabtbeilung in Mt. Wafbington,
(Steuer $1.50); 81.
Glisabetb Wliller an Charles ..
Sdmibt u. 9lnb., 25 Bel IS Jub an
Der Oftfeite Der Gbidafdip StraBe,
$50 Sub nDrbli6 BON btr War,
ner Gtrabe, (Steusr $4.50); 81.
Mlinnts DspGr, on TrsO. Gwubsrs
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3nfnaispldns nnierer sauls
bnben.

Bon sinem aebrsr psrbsu flslne
9isberi6riitsn sur Werfiigang ssltsui,
bic tiirSijd5 in Der SbsrtlaiIe ber
anabsniHuIe elmer mebrflniiiaen
@cltsI9ult iibsr bas 9bena: .gpie i'd
mir meins 3utunit bsnis!s sernd6t
ipurbsn. sic Seiissn bon einem Grnit,
ipis man Jpn fonit In ben bssinnsuotn
5ltgelidbreu iaim finbet. .Du msin
Batter auf bem Sdldd,tftlbs gefdllsn
unb Iueine Mniisr frinflid 1T, 10
mub i'd forsen, bab id f&nea eJtlb
petbicne, bamit meine Wlutter niht
mtbr auf bic Mrbtit 5u gsbtn braudt.
sd min Qonbpirtb iperbsn. benn Der
2anbmann bat Tn biefsr 3sit feline
9Dtb az IeibsH- CT fam ii9 idtt
eiisn unb perbiellt pisl GsIb.- sa'
gebt Az sinem @dusrn, bu lam i'd
MID tnrussx iutt sReu unb teiomms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

| f6euit, baIisn Sic fir Elm Iasiratbs.
9srIprs9sn. Wlein So1n benit niht
baran. sic gu beiratben!l"
Srene lieb iid ldshsInb auf elmer
SsiIel nisber. .0un bann bssreife id
Sbrs 9lnipsienbeit bier BEL mir nidt
mein Ssrr; ipssboIb trrsssn Sic i'd
benn, penn Sic 70 eenau iiber BIZ
4biidten bes iungen 9raftn unter,
ri6tsi iinbg Cine fli6tiss aaun,
ieinsrisits fir Elm Mdbhsn, fpie ID
es bin, barf sic bod ni6t bsunrubi4
ssn9"
Siffe Sronie erbitierts hen gapu'
lier. sd ipiiros mid aub nihi
barum tiimmern", rief sr aus, sipenr
es nidt lsiber au nStbig nGre, b.r
Sabe Elm Gnbe 81 mo4eH. ResinaIf
tpmpromittirt ii9 IN eiuem berartissu
gertdltnib. unb bas gu einer 3eit,
fuo cine @slObeiratb oIein ibn rstleu
tann".
Sine @elbbeiratb9" oSrene fpnbts
nidts bon ben bsimihen 9erIegsns
beitsn ibres srdflifen 9erlcbtsn,
sbenio ipsnig Don bem pro5eFe. ben
er gegen feinen Batter tsepnnen.
,SsipiB, msin stinb. cine @eIbbeis
ratb!"
graf Riieenipalbe fiiblte iih rubis
ger, aIs er bns Isbboite Snisrefie bes
RGShens fir biele IiittbeiIuns se.
ipabrte. 9islei9t mar bier cine an-
fnipfung aefunben, unb Srene Iieb
iid beipegsn. 3uriidau,rsten. ipsnn Il,
bic rabren @srbdltniiie erfubr.
Der @raf fsbte iit uuf .inen Der
reid geidnibtsn nnb bsrsoIbeten yaus
tsuils unb fubr fort: Sic slauben
cine iosenannte .slGn5enbe pariie"
an msinem Sobne su MAIDEN. nidt
ipabr, msin 5rduIsin? Dun tpobl. tb
nil Sic, Der Wobrbtii aem6b, bars
iiber auftIdrsn. aeairatb III Dollfoms
men ruinirt; sr fii6rt sinen proa
seb eeeen mid ipessn Der Ssraussabe
einss Sbeiles bes gtrn6sens feiner
gauttsr. Dieter anfprud lit feline
einsias 5offuuus. So nil es ibm
absr 70 fhfper aIs u5sli9 MAIDEN.
aud nur sineu pfenr1 bapon su ers
balien; es pirb MIDI ldnae hauern,
70 iisbt Rssinalb ols 9ettler ba".
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Spiten ibrer tpsiBIeiOenen S6ube.
Was ibr Der @raf mtitbeilte. mar
fotci. aber lie permobte Is niht. ibm
@lnubsn gu iherfen. gf,sinalb
ipra6 gang anbers uno ibm psttrnits
iie msbr. sic ipouts fi9 pon BEN
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fiinftiae Sdnblunssftiie blisb bann
ia nod INNER ibrsm sieenen grmeIs
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often Germ bon unb finblih in's
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RiidT9ten f6nnten mid iridt befpegsn,
mid BON ibm 5u trsunen'.
(Joriiebung fpIgt.)
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Seiterts aus bem Gro.
m en-. Die .5rantfurtsr lIHipsriisitss
3tiiung' sr3Gblt Tplgenbe Mnsfbcie:
On Der llniperiifit Whind,en ieate elm
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ftin syrenbIsin in Miinhen an Der
Spra@e anmtrfts, i'm Granisn 5ipst
5raesrDpr, bic bitIsr jsboH bsrart Be-
antiportsis, b0b Der graniindior ben
Giubrud beiam. baB Der prafling
ieine abnung bon BEN priifunasgss
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fir stbtdlos. ben adnbibaisn nod mel.
Ter 5iI qidlsn unb bantts. 5iermit mar
.iebpdh isner nidt 3ufrisbtn unb fuate:
perssnsn5. ist lam ntinbsitsns Bio
GteIluns bon brei S}rngsn kanfprus
den.- Darauf Der gshtiHrasb: .Mtts
nttpeotn: Mie ssfdIlt "a Sbnen IN
Whinhen2s
SINNER @ef&dffsmaNM
&err: ~. Soben sic nleine.bepI
iiprbmc Graii gefanrt2-
Seirotb bsDrnlittler:: y ay'R enp0e
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Il :
e. u. &. Co.. 500.
Sarrp 9idman an Samss Sal
Iagbsr, $1,000.
s5rebsrid o. Risdman an 0ariislb
gsp. i 9. u. @. Co., $14OO.
f}lora 9unntipid an 6. 8. Cobb,
$500.
Grant W. @an Qirnam on Wolitcr
6. u. 9. Go, $4500.
Do. an DiIiam gtisr Sr.. $1,000,
Rsais garnsp an Moliipr 8. II. ..
Co., $500.
elueuii Sel5er an Cosmopolitan 3.
II. g. Co. $500.
Darn Oldham an Wa Wamsr,
$1,000.
Oscar WOObruff an Siberul 8. II.
Q. Co., $500.
2llonso R. Gais an gllon5o R. GAZE
ST. II. anb., 5000.
80. an Grace .. Safe, $500.
2lnnie Si!bebronbt on Glmpoot
pIate 6. II. y. Co., $500.
eliSabeib 9urbial an g. u. Nen'
t, $675.
Gbarlss s.. S6mibt an Rinsgolo
.. II. 9. 60, $4,000.
Sofepb Wsingariner an Court
Strset Mortst y. u. g. Co., $2250.
Glisobetb Rnpp an Meitsrn gsrs
man 9oni, $1,000.
georee Mpsller on Subepobl
grsipina Co., 5000.
Die 9ellepue 9reiping 60. an bic
propibeni Spss. gant II. 2ruii Co.,
$50. 600.
el,Ds Bennett an Georgs 8. pot
ter, $465.
@eDrss Simpsr an Siar 0. q. glO.
3. $500.
W. 3. Stspart an. aaronSirimple,
u. 4nb.. $500.
Sba 3uiterIina an Souibern Sbic
g. Il. Z. Co., $500.
Columbus Wl. Bpnb an bo., $500.
Rrbert s. Walp an Sarrp J. 2ebs
man, $1135.60.
gIi3abstb Dalbman an Uh. S,dls
tbp G. u. 6. Co., $500.
William u. Senberfpn an 2iberal
6. y. 9. Co., $4,000.
aaura 6. WilIiams an Mereantils
3. II. 6. Go. $1,000.
sllbert 9urtbarbi an J. Msmmsrt,
$2915.
getifgte SppOtbeitn.
Scbn 8. AOie an Gdft gnb 6. u.
Co., $500.
Jrsbsrid O. T.ihmdn an @arfislb
so. / 6. u. 3. Co., $3.50.
I5enrb g. 0usnibsr an Smith 5is
dsnlcpper, 500.
Winiam Otter an Roliior 9. u. ..
Co., $45O0.
RtlIis 8arnap an bo., $1,000.
5enrp W. apaing an Marp @nsn,
$500.
elueuita M. Rossse on eagle g.
II. 8. a.. $500.
!. prtsbpierian Goeietp an Weittrn
II. Soutbern elf. Jni. Co.. $32.O 900.
Rpfa OsfeIb an Gid Run Q. II. g.
Co.. $25Oo.
Sobn u. SGsG on Mnionio 6ome
6. II. y. Co., $500.
Sdnts u. Bret. an R. 8. Weips
comb u. 4nb., $3855.5O.
Glisabeib Miller an GypuiitiOn 9.
II. g. Co., $1,000.
5chn g. aesbnsr an 2oIa J. astbs
lsr. S8455.
Catherine G&oeti.Itoii. an GoIisr
II. Co., 1924.
@oif Sisnian an u. u. guth,
$500.
Gam. syrani an s. u. sisn, ,$225.
Nartta 6. Mobinfon on Gait gnb
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pledged the company to levy an as
sessment sufficient to pay off the
mortgage if it should be necessary at
the time it is due.
"In addition to per cent interest
to be paid for the use of this money
the directors have agreed to offer 700
shares of treasury stock as bonus
for each $1,000 loaned the company
and are giving this chance to the
stockholders first. We feel confident
that the stock will be worth at least
81 per share as soon as we get to
grinding and shipping ore. We hope
they will lose no time in taking ad-
Vantage of this most liberal offer In
order to raise $4,000 by assessment
the company would be obliged to levy
at least cents per share and many
of our stockholders would lose their
stock on account of not being able to
pay. But the plan adopted will work
no hardship upon them and will great
lily benefit those who are able to take
part in this loan, and the company
would always control the property.
Regarding the company's ability to
take up the loan at the time or before
1t becomes due without necessity of