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The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-30
MASONIC BODIES ELECT
RINkER is COMMANDER OF THE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
Secretary Of Eastern Star for
Twenty-fifth Year.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Denver-Mrs. Eliza s. Cohen Of Colo
rado Springs was elected grand Sec
retary OF the Eastern Star at a meet
ing held at El Jebel Temple. This is
ner twenty-flfth consecutive year in
this office. At Colorado Springs mex.
september the silver anniversary Of
the order and the thirty-fifth ami
versary of its establishment in Colo
rado will be celebrated.
The Grand Commandery, knights
Templar of Colorado. completed its
balloting with the following officers
elected: John E. Rinker. Cripple
Creek. grand commander; Will D..
Grisard, Pueblo. deputy grand COM
mander; Clarence M. Kellogg, Den
yer, grand generalissimo: George A.
Reese, Trinidad, grand captain gen.
eral; Stanley C. Warner, Denver.
grand senior warden; James p.
Barnes. Colorado Springs, grand jun
Tor warden; Frank L. Bishop, Den
yer, grand treasurer; Charles H.
Jacobson, Denver, grand recorder;
Fred w. Whitman, grand chaplain; H.
w. Woodward. Leadville. grand stand
| ard bearer; Marshall H. Van Fleet,
Alamosa, grand sword bearer: Charles
E. Keepers. Denver, grand warden;
| Sheridan S. Kendall, Denver, grand
captain of guard
Those elected to office in the Or
der OF the Eastern Star were: Mrs.
Katie ]. Davis, worthy grand matron,
Willard w. Adams, Boulder, worthy
grand patron; Mrs. Carrie MacCarthy,
Fort Collins, associate grand matron,
wilkins o. Petersos, Pueblo, associ-
ate grand patron; Mrs. Eliza S. Co
hen, Colorado Springs, grand secre-
tary; Miss Kuehle, Leadville, grand
treasurer; Mrs. Mollie S. Richmond,
Colorado Springs, grand conductress
Mrs. Mary B. Rhoades, Denver, asso-
ciate grand conductress.
Grand Lodge Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Masons-Guy v. Sternberg,
Grand Junction. grand master; L. d.
Grain, Fort Collins, deputy grand mas
ter; Clarence M Kellogg, Denver,
senior grand warden; Frank L.
Bishop, Denver, junior grand warden;
/ 49, Ledufllle, BTduu
treasurer; Charles H. Jacobson, Den
yer. grand secretary; Haslett P.
Burke. Sterling. grand orator; Fred
w. William. Denver, grand chaplain;
William w. Cooper, Denver, grand
lecturer; Marshall H. Van Fleet. Ala
mosa. grand marshal; Edward P. Huf-
ferd, Colorado Springs, senior grand
deacon; John II. Gabriel. Denver,
Junior grand deacon; Ernest E. Ford
ham, Glenwood Springs. senior grand
steward; L. Writ Markham, Lamar,
Junior grand steward. and Allen j.
Read, Denver, grand tiler.
Grand Chapter. Royal Arch Masons
james R. Killian, grand high priest;
William S. Pickerill. Durango, deputy
grand high priest; Herbert S. Sands.
Denver, grand king; Marshall H. Van
Fleet, Alamosa, grand scribe; Robert
M. Simons. Denver, grand treas
urer; Charles II. Jacobson, Denver,
grand secretary; Mark B. Gill, Fort
Morgan, grand captain of host; Sam
uel ]. Sweet, Denver, grand principal
sojourner; viii d. Grisard, Pueblo
grand Royal Arch captain; Reuben W.
Hershey, Denver. grand master, third
veil; Harry v. Williamson, Delta,
grand master, second veil, and Allen
]. Read. Denver, grand sentinel.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-30
One Killed. Another Loses Arm.

Pueblo.-William e. Turner, aged
20. of this city, was killed. and George
Roberts. also of Pueblo, lost an arm
while hunting rabbits twenty-five
miles south CT this city. Roberts, who
bile, in getting out of the car acci-
dentally caused the gun to be dis
charged. tearing off his right arm.
Part of the shot penetrated Turner's
head. Some of the shot entered Tur-
ner's temple, inflicting wound which
a few hours later caused his death.
Both men were accompanied by their
wives
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-30
FOREIGN

Canada has subscribed s180.o00, 900
for the 500. 1000, 900 war loan.
The earl of Essex was found dead
in bed in London. He had been i'll
for some time.
Maj. Gen. George w. Goethals, gov
ernor of the Panama canal zone, sailed
from Colon for New York.
On his trip to the Italian front the
American ambassador, Thomas Mel
son Page. had two narrow escapes
from Austrian shell fire.
A Russian torpedo boat sank three
Turkish ships and several sailing ves-
sells loaded with coal at the port of
Eregli, 128 miles east of CONSTANT
nople.
The Argentine minister of war, Gen.
A. P. Allaria, has resigned owing to a
disagreement with a decision of the
president regarding the promotion of
several generals.
Gertrude Aimes Lincoln of Los An.
geles. Cal, was married at Hellingly,
near East Bourne. England, to Lieut..
Arthur Lett Haines of the Royal Field
| artillery. London newspapers say she
is a granddaughter of Abraham Lin
coin.
Counsel General Skinner succeeded
in effecting the release from the
prize court of 1,200 packages of mail
from the United States to belligerent
countries seized on the steamship
Heligolav on her arrival in British
on March 2S.
Supporters of Mayor Sanchez Por-
tai, liberal candidate for governor of
Santa Clara province, Cuba. came in
to collision with adherents of the con-
servative nominee. One conservative
was killed and fifteen members of
that party were wounded. Two liber-
ais were wounded.
An unofficial estimate published in
Paris OF the Austro-German losses
from February of this year to the end
OF the summer places the number at
two millions. OF these 100000 were
estimated to have been suffered on
the eastern front; 100000 at Verdun;
100000 on the Italian front, and 4OO,-
900 on the Somme front
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-30
Boys Mako Long Bicycle Trip.

Colorado Springs-After a cross
country trip by bicycle of 1924 mile;
Joe Bruce and Lester Atkinson, two
high school boys, returned to Colo
rado Springs. They left on their bi.
cycles June IL for New York and
travelled by way of the Great Lakes,
arriving at New York on Aug. 10. The
trip was made entirely by bicycle
and the boys averaged about 100
miles every day they travelled.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-30
Portland Shaft Pays $50 Ton.

Colorado Springs.-There are more
millions in gold ore on the nineteenth
level of the Portland Gold Mining
Company's mine at Cripple Creek than
on any level of the famous mine
above, according to official state
ments. This level is 1850 feet below
the collar of the shaft and the ore
shoot has been opened 500 feet from
end to end and from ten to forty feet
n width. The values are higher than
In the level above. The ore shaft so
far has averaged better than $50 o
ton.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-30
Doctor Killed in Auto Wreck.

Hayden. Colo.-Dr. d. v. Solandt,
one of the most widely known physi-
clans of northern Colorado, was
killed when his auto tur~eG turtle
while responding to a call from
Steamboat Springs.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-30
SPORTING NEWS

Indian yells mingled with the calls
of cowboys and the pounding of
horses hoofs as they raced across the
grounds were features at the open
ing here of the Seventh Annual Pen
dleton. Ore, Roundup.
Joe Flynn. the Battling Wop," add
ed another kayo to his lengthy list at
Denver when he dropped Johnny Ar.
rousez of California in the eleventh
round of a scheduled fifteen-round
bout
Charlie White and Freddie Welsh
are being matched for ninety-nine-
round lightweight championship bat
tie, to be fought at Tia Juana, Mex,
Thanksgiving day, Nate Lewis, man.
ager for White, announced in Cleve-
land, Ohio, while en- route to Pitts
burg.
Fair weather favored the opening
of the Great Western Circuit races
at the Missouri state fair at Sedalia.
The main event on the racing card
was the 2:09 pace for $1,000 purse.
The race went five heats and was
won by Dick Seminal, the best time
bein 2:06A.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national WON.
ans tennis champion in singles, was
eliminated as a competitor in the dou.
bles in the women's open tennis tour
nament at the Longwood Cricket Club
at Boston. Paired with Miss Eleanor
A. Sears of Boston. she was defeated
by Mrs. A. A. Shurtleff of Boston, and
Mrs. H. H. Smith of Philadelphia, 2-6,
GA, GA.
.ENERAL
Thirty-three Scotch and one Irish
girl, making up contingent OF
brides-to-be, arrived in New York on
the Anchor line steamer California
from Glasgow.
Mrs. Peter L. Shepard. mother OF
Finlay Shepard who married Helen
Miller Gould. died at New Haven,
Conn. in her eighty-sixth year from
infirmities of age.
Col. Caesar Rodney May, twenty
years a resident of Camden, N. j., died
in Cooper hospital. He was rs years
old. He was born in Illinois and as a
boy vas a close friend of Abraham
Lincoln.
Elimination of the word damn
from the Episcopal prayer book and
the substitution of the word ICON.
denim" is recommended by the com.
mission on revision of the prayer book
in a report to be submitted to the tri.
ennial convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church at st. Louis.
New York state soldiers on the Mex.
lean border will use an eight-foot bal.
lot on election day, according to Sec
retary of State Hugo. 1t will be the
longest ever used in a combined ma.
tional and state election and the first
war ballot" since 1898, when Amer
ican soldiers were on Cuban soil.
Suits for divorce from two hus-
bands Of the same name, filed by Mrs.
Maggie Hill, are pending in the Dis
trict Court at Oklahoma City, Okla.
Mrs. Hill filed the suits seeking abso-
lutte divorce on grounds of abandon
ment and non-support from the one,
Cyrus Hill. and an annulment of the
marriage to the other. Tony Iiill.
Major General Funston. at San An
tonic. Texas, said he had no objection
to the holding of reviyals along the
Mexican border by Baptist ministers.
but that he did not wish such meet.
ings inside the military camps.
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Rigas Uersangen6eit.

Gs TIT tpobl tpenig betannt, bab fid
in Der unmittelbaren Ndk Niqos elm
fir Die preuBif9e unb beutf9e @e@
f9ihte bo9pi9tiser Oft bpnsogen bat.
SIN Suli, 1907, fanben Sor6enbera,
@~ltenitein unb Niebubr Dor Der 0erz
folgungsfudt Napoleons IN &iga 3uz
fln9t. Sn einem f96nen 8art ouf
Safenbof ben Der BANTER 9fein ben
preubifden Staatsbeamten sum DUFF
entbaltsOrt CUR @erfigung geftelt
bate, berfaBte 9ar6enberg am IL.
September, 1907, feline beriibmte
9enffdrift iiber Die REORGANIZATION
oes preubifden Staates. Die fir bic
Gntpidlung Der preuBii9en @erfafs
fang 10 bebeutungsboa getporben lit.
Wat Redt bat man Die Werpirflt6ung
Der In ibr nussefprodenen Sbeen ben
Grxnbpfeiler bes Deutfden Refdes
unb Der Madtitellung Deutf9Ianbs
inter ben europdif9en @taaten ees
nannt. SIN nddften Sabre bielten fi9
auf Der Dur9reife mad 81. peerss
burg a6nis 5rieort9 MilbeIm III.
uno &Onisin Cutie tn Riga auf. gei
tbrem Gin5use rttten Dor ibrem Was
gen DIE beiben rettenben 9iirgeraaroen.
gu ehren oes f9tpersepriften preubis
tden RDnigspaares nurben Seitlt6teis
ten b~eranitaltet, BET oenen Bite RSnis
gin bur9 ibre 2iebenspiir6tgteit uno
Mnmnt ole 9er5en ~be5auberte. SIR
Wuni9, eiHen S9lud Bier gu trim
fen, md9te Quffeben. Man rei9te ibr
oas @etpiinf9te acknowledgements In
elmer poraeuantaHe. ginige Wo6en
fpdter fpro9 2aifer Mleranber Der re
gaii6en Staotgemetnoe in einem
S6reiben feline befonbere @nertennuna
fir Die eldn5enbs Qufnabme bes preus
Bif9en aDni9s uno feiner @emaHin
aus.
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Or. 9orteIs belt inne. .@os

Or. 9ortels belt inne. n@as
mar oas,~ fraete er eeipannt,
apeinte oa nidt iemano2"
~Gs miro Elm 8oeel ieir, pieaeidt
Elm Salfe," meinte Gbobe-S Sophie.
Sic NOR namli6 gerooe lebr en,-
Jig bei6oftigt Die 8anoer oes Sfis-
aenbndes in cine S6Ieife an fnii-
pien, in cine forrefte, cine qeraoe,1t
aitbetiihe S6leife.
vHein, nein," REF ser 9oftor,
onoS mar ettuas anoeres, oos mar
fem 6alfenidrei.~
Or. 8artels mar elm GROCER. ltar-
fer, iogar etuas sur aorpulen, nei-
geloef Monn, aber er fonrta mic.
manSen peineno lpiifert, oas brod)te
i'm rln feline Hube. Srof er irgello.
he auf ein neinenoes @eib ooer Gin
heuleubes Sinh, 10 iud,te er Is Surb
eiu poar iisrnblide Worte oeer Elm
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Sut S6ueQfeuer.
S@iloernme aus ben Brieten einei
emaIiiAen gnIbaten.

S@ilSernmg aus ben Brieten eiuei
emsIiiaen gplbaten.
Das aonboner 8latt rDoilp Mail'
bringt eine Reibe BON Gdilberunges
iiber bic Grfabrunssn zines 6reitptai.
gen, Der gerabe BPM Rrtessfdauplat
auridetfebrt lit, Mir seben barous
BITE folsenoen Mbfdse:
u@erdbe als oie friibe DGmmeruua
am 6immel fidtbar tpurbe, plaste1 81,
eriten @efdoHe itber Der 2tnte. Dor
ba ab tamen, fdeinbar eine gtpisfet
lang unb bod MIR atpei gtunben, bi,
@e6oTe in anbauernber Golge
@drapreIs, 9rifanasefdoTe uno al
unb gu Elm srobes, purItartis &c.
formtes Ding heulenb bur1 bie Cuff
UNI NIT betdubenbem @etOfe gu plaben,
Dae 96mpfe Der GefdoFe brangeu oer
@oloaten In 6ie Mugen, bic 9rutspebi
brad auiammen, 3raberfen brader
nieber, Die Qeute purben unter ber
9rimmerr begraben. Die @ef1oTt
famerl meter. Mer nod am Qeber
mar, lag betGubt un6 hslflos ba
@onae aeile Der Grontbedung perfan,
Ten in Ben aufssriFen.n aratern. Mr
etntseu @teIen itiirateu bic 2eute, fat
bon @innen. aus Dem Graben bltnb,
lings binaus, r,ur um btefem srdbli'
den Sob. Der bod fein Sob mar, Az
entrinner.
Mber tpenr, Der SOB TN @raber
tpabrfdetnIid tpar, brauBen mar ct &c.
ipiB. Der bernidtenoe @hrapnelre:
gen fonb bic 1ludtenben beraus, rif
lie rie6er. gtnen mad benz o4berr
ginige fhleppten iid nod cine Stred'
NIT 3erfdmetterten GIieoern, ft6bnenl
unb Gdaenb tpeiter, bis fie eta r.eues
0eIdob gum 6rteben bettete.
rRteber, nieoer!1 nrfu1te Der Irei
tpinige fetnen Qeuten 3uaufhreien
Seine In Der fiirdterliden rerpenasr'
riitten6en 9Sne sttternben Clipper
fornten foum bie Worte bil6en. 81
bradte faum Elm Gliifern berpor
Wenn er aud bur9 Elm Megapbon ge'
f1rteen bate, riernano bate es ae
bort. 9ns GetDfe mar Elm su I'm.
slaubli9es. 1lno Die @eidoFe raiier
tpetter. Ser Greipiui9e ftarrte ftump
auf einer monn. Der binter elmer Sra.
berfe fniete unb fnnlofe Morte latte
ST tpoute i'm aufriitteln, ols NIT BE.
tdlbenbem Rraden eine 9rifanagro.
note iiber Der Sraperfe frepterte. Dei
Mann fpurbe porpGrts aefdleu0r
unb fein 3ppf fab aus ben oif tbt
geftiir5ten grbmaHen beraus.
Mlfo 6as mar es, mas Die 3ettun,
gen eth .piitenbes 8ombarbement De.
@rdben" nannten. llno Der graGhle;
bottle Biz oabin mod teinen 0eutf9ei
gefeben.
pl0blid, pie eth @iurm in Der
Sropen ablaut, b0rte bas @9ieBef
auf. geift uno @ebirn fpdren mod BE.
tGubt. Mie LANCE er 10 lag, er tpubt
es ni9t. plDbli9 fab sr cine @eftof
UNI Die serft0rte Sraberie frieden. 81
mar fein 9auptmann. Soft fet Danf
bob Sic ni9ts a%bbefommen baben
Ste botten es fdlimm 1itr9"
Der 5reipi1ige nidte, er fonnt
ni9t fpreden. Der 9auptmann fal
ibm ins Gei9t unb berftanb. Nie.
mano fpra9 cine Meite.
yWie biel finb ibris BON Sbrer OFF.
teiluns2" fraste Der 5auptmarn.
sd peiB es ni6t.1 Seine Gtimp
me fdalte tbm felber frltfam. Sat.
f09li9 5@itterte ie pie Die zines alter
Mannes. ste fro9en umber uno 40.
gen aus allerlei gden Mdnner nit fat.
len @ei9tern. Giner fdlud3te. ON.
oere itarrten betGubt Dor fi1 BIN.
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Il EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@ns beoeutet cgbe Gisbteen"2 9ns
bette 9oteI fir bns tueuigfts @eD in Can
Mntonio. Gunner soc. Mnsgeaeidnete
RabIaeiten 25c. 9ieortge Spe5ialraten
Der Bode. Bno frei. grodett 6277. ST.
centraler Gage. 800 SissGlauto StraBe.
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@clriiiid iii tr0ftert. aus pitrcr
Sclbitiudt, mie er itets b%inpifdate-
@ieoer erflang oieles unheimIid,e
ulteroriidtc z AIud5en, oieles mtE
nod lallter eis sipor.
81 9erie'S lprone ouf .erf
mas III :Msilen. mas oos gu tsoa;~
ten bat, rieic 2one fallen 'a,z ais.
lie Gtrrut
(Sortiesung foIet.)
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@ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

82b NIarno BIn3n -biibi6 raoblierts
refine 8imnter. Soc, 75t 81 per Tag;
$3.50 itno auftpGrts per @o6e. SiHu1er
mil 9 Getten $500 per @o4e. Nltes
TeIethnn Grodett 666.
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DR. c. r.. PERRY

@rdoaiierter gbirspraeter, entfernt
Die Ilr{dhe bon @rnrtbeiten, obne ArSnsi
ober Refier. 203 Dnerler @ebduDe,
224 8efSgommerce Ctr. Can Intonio.
grodett 1898.
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.Sbe Npnern originating edppl",
500 gnroen Ctr. Gan Gntonio, Ferus-
8uf9neioen. Inprobieren uno M1ten
geIehrf. Gdiiferinner MAIDEN tire einss
men NIeiber. tpdbrenb fie Iernen. Sfer
tpirS Teutfh gsiprcGeu.
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(Sortfesung foIet.)

9eites Del nno 8aioIin erhGIt
man bon Der Slimp Oil So, 400
S~it.Gommerce Ctr. Retes Gel. Txa~
ZIG 1852.
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meceemeec.
!5almoriitiide gr5ablllne bon s o.
bannes SobannFen.
(Ierfiesuna.l

(Gerfiesung.)
IS near EN- tptnoerbeIer Semnter-
ia. Gin letter @inb, Ser ia in un1e=
tag. Gin letter @inb, Der ia in unie.
fliilterte in ben 9ronen cor 8a1nnte.
ueberan uuf Ben &abatten bitten Ole
bunten 2epfoien. uno erfiilten Die
Suit NIT fiiBem 8olgerud. BboDe
uno Der Doftor l6ritten sic breite
Iuee btnob, Die ben gan5en @arien
our6querte, uno erit ourh ben Sol
grnben ibren natiirli1en MbIdlnb
fono. SIN S6atten eines rieliaen
WeiBoornaauns 1ta11o bier cine olto,
balbperfalletle steinbanf, ein 2ieb-
lingsiis bon 8bobe-s Sophie. Sos
Yard1en lieB li9 anf Der bermitterten
Sanoiteinplatte nieser nllo perlor
itd gar bal6 III traitmbaftes Sim
men. @or ibnen lag oas regungs-
lofe 8alier oes @rabens, hlonf ut;b
ldtners, bier Ii. bort nur beoedt bon
gelbem moosartigen &rol1t ul1o bent
fetnen 9eafuetge oes 9obfenfnBes.
3ierlide @rasmiiderL Die 1T ben all.
3anoe 6es @etpaiierg mudernoen
Sdilf uno MaIoferbelfauoen lire
Nelter batten, floeen apitid)ernb bia
nno BET, nno 5piidef1 Sen Stamllleu
Der alten effen binourf) fdiueiffe
Der gllf Nnaus OUT Dos iueite Selo.
selten i1ur fpuroe Die enoloie gbetle
onrf Elm bon 8aumen umeebenes
8ebot Anerbroden, aber am Sori~
5onte %ififnnerten als fompafte rotc
Wtalle Die eng oneinanoer ~lieeenoeit
9auler bon 8ernoorf.
Bbobe mar es, Die lid, suerIt BON
benz 3auber Ser ibr lieben QanoTdaft
losmadte, Tie fniipfte 6as gfiBen.
bufk oefien 8anoer Iie nm Sem Sir.
tel hires &leioes eefdlunaen Bate.
ab uno pertiefte iid nit Dem grnita
oes Sdopfers in oie 5ablreiden
3eidmnngen. auf fat ieoer Seite
fano man ba 5iibner, iharrenoe,
trabetloe, nit Den 5liigeln fdlaaet-
De Sabine, Sennen nit &irfenL in ie.
DER Altersltnfs, eitt5elnb In Grip.
pen lno in gan5en Sdaren.
o5inoen Sic nun mirfIifb oaB
i6 10 t~dlentlos BIN tuie 8ater I'M.
ner iagt1 fragte 8bobe-S Sophie,
nno Der Soffor berii6erte natiirIif)
OILS nollter ueber5el9ung oas 8e-
eelftetl,
usefrod9ten SIC nun eiflmol Die.
zen 9dpf. TT Ger ntdDt mlrflid reft
GUT ~gefroffen uilo menn idl oenSil=
ssr9rlno EN- blsd)en allsfitbre, 10
bebt er iid nod beiier.~
Ser Sabn lit portrefflid, es lit
Ger fote mt penn SGopf. Sic ieben,
i9 erteilite ibt logleld.
gaper, Defttt tb lbt 10 rebt be.
i.awle, n'eihe Ppope flelnlalit.
"",lW pa'hl' pel 9a9H NJ 81 lailg.
9r; garfeis leste Den aneifer allf
pe "alI tuyht elie trlIllWe Wflne
q = hto erfiarfe mt tteftem geoall-
erh. 9eiit1dleoen, Der Sabn 1T 5t
lung, ethe Stfile mn, aber er 1T 5lt
lang.
genii flappfe aber Nbobe-S opbie
pas onu9 q gSie llao MIR EN- red)-
tel arlIllus, logfe ne galb lafeno,
.o aleelllu vgelats mo Sle als
ou9 euo .is'i'er et9el'eh Meliilllg.
@Sle nllllen MIR ld)ott per8eiben,
Sralletl RDobe, I@ mar nidt bel
% Sape, inelfe @eoattfen belfdf-
llgeh 1lG mt Dem letotgen @eiuno-
pel5s5llllaho Der bleligelt gepolfe-
runa.
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FRITZ REUTER-

iii Cameron Ctr, AutomobiI : Neparas
tliren, OTbncetbIene ; 96tpeibung. Ars
beiten am MnfabrtsS 1tnb gnt3iinbnngss
Mpparat. grcdett 1926.
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3a elmer etuSissn Sprensuns boa
Gtftners IN Sabparanssr Bat mon
5000 RtIoeramm Genamst bsnutt.
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@auleu uuo 9eaiaelfutter.

syreo staffeI, 319 Oft : Commerce
Ctr. 1eu, 8etreibe, @artens uno Selbfas
men, 8efIiiaelfutter. Srfubatoren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-10
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-24
B. S. DUDLEY
DENTIST

OihCe Main Street
Separate Chair and Instruments for
Colored Patients
Phone 50 GRENADA, MISS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-24
A HIGH COMPLIMENT
TO J. B. PERRY

Mr.. J. B. Perry, Manager of the
Grenada Oil Mills, returned Sunday
night from Washington City. where
he had been to meet with the Nation
al Board of Feed Control, which body
is composed Of the head officers of
the Department of Agriculture at
Washington and similar state officials.
This Board has charge of the grad
ing and inspection of mixed feeds
offered for sale in the United States.
1t was indeed Il high compliment to
Mr.. Perry to have been named as
he was by the President of the Inter
state Cotton Seed CrusherS' Associa-
ton as one of five delegates to this
important convention. The other
states represented by delegates were:
North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas
and Georgia, and The Sentinel war
rants that there was not one present
more thoroughly versed in his bust
ness or quicker and more alert than
Mr.. Perry, who is one of Grenada
county's best and most useful as well
as most intelligent citizens.
While in Washington Mr.. Perry
also attended the annual meeting Of
the National Mixed Feed Manufac-
turers' Association. with the view, he
states, of learning what he could
about mixing feeds, as the Grenada
Oil Mill has the construction of a
mixed feed plant under considera-
ton at the present time.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
LICkS WATER VALLEY

The High School foot ball team
licked the Water Valley foot ball
team at Water Valley last Friday af-
ternoon by a score of Is to is. The
Grenada team was just too swift and
too scientific for the Water Valley
boys who did their dead level best,
but were outclassed.
When the members of the victor
ious team returned they We're met
at the train by a large number of
their fellow pupils of both boys and
girls and given a rousing school hur-
rah and the whole crowd marched
up town amid the p~laudits of school
friends.