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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-16
Como
.Mandar
Diinero
4 Mexico

Con mucha frecuencis reclbImos
cartas q las que Sc noe pregunCa
Ia munera absOinCamente segura
Y mas -apida para enviar dlnero 3
distiztas piazss de IL Rspdbhca
Naxicena, asi como 81 mode mas
sficaz para traar dIneTo dc aquel
pals. En- seguiGa tenemos 81 gusto
lie oar IT irforme ? luestroS cllen-
les. 81 cue nc duGamOs resUitaTa
s1 provecic &c todos.
E-!ste ~ medic Tuy rapldo, Ell
az = ahsolutamsAEe SECURE PaS
sD~7a- d:rerc & cUalTu!er c;uda1 c.
6 Repac;jca &eT:cana, e. cue ore
-. entire otras muchas, ID ventaIa
4e Que IS &c TODD pGnco impossible
los cleuves pierGan IN Sole
centavo, plss cue IA casa GIraac-
"A ton;a haJC 81 mas est-:cta res
gonsab,l,dad todos los rlcsgos. ;
So enca-ga Ge oar rodos los pace
uecesarios ? III re evitar q Z nu-
meroscs ~ci;eates toda clase de me-
lastias, perGiGas ' GIficultades-
Los pages Sc hacen en- todas a
pIasas de Il citada Republica BE
yjcana, precisamente en pesos tuer
tes de plata Ueyicana 0 en- none
das lie orc nacional, pudiendo ha-
GER tambi6n ~situaCioneS e. dolareS,
. sea dinero americana, 81 el Glen
te asi 10 prefiere-
Al desear situar dinero q cuai-
Cuier parte De IA RepubGca, eas-
tara remitir g Ia casa giradors d.
nero americana, as como 81 nom
hre Y direction comp.etC &c IL per
soma q cuier debe remitirse CT
Mexico. = u casa per conductc &c
SIS agenlss Sc encsrgara dc hacer
Legal = manos de los l~H-eres2doS
y diae-o ole Sc or4eao. SIN qEe
! rersora g.e 70 remIte dc este
5ais tenga que m72ssCGTse a. IS
.riSir, =; cnv.ar E5-anZas. p"es
re - casa g.radora Sc eaca-ga
lie TODD els, y aGemas recogera IN
-ecioo dc IL persona a quien So ls
.emrte q din5ro, el cue envlaTa {"
no e-mproCa-sc q SIS c!I"utss
a recibir el GiHero americana
q casa giraGora pvlar5 al clients
ma carts dC gar2Gtia, en- q Que
.o7Sta Que 81 per cC@lquiera cir.
.urstancia e. d;nero no fuere en-.
IeCada q "a persona CO { Sc deslg.
e at Mexico, en- IN piazo razora
pie. Is casa sc vcUrromete a de
Oliver Il cirato- "a miSma can't
aG il dine-c smeiIcaCo que reel
&c. sin cc6rarje Instantaneous ia
IA por SIS gesrioGss
A Ia fecha Ss-a casa IA sEua
10 Ell GGx;co mas de t~rescientos
nil pesos meXcanos y tienen el
.usto de no haber recibido nj una
ella reclamation.
fala remitir el dinero america-
no el mode mas SECURE es sacar
! IN giro postal 0 giro de Express
| pag@jerc 6 Ii orden de Mayo's
| Money Exchange 0 enviar los bile
tes en- carta certificada debiendC
rotular eI sobre como sigue:
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NSTfRl0SA NJERTE De |.
SRA. SARAH H:RDiaH
La inhabiIidad de IN mensa-
sajero denunci6 Ia eXis.
tencia del cadayer
''TfHGO TiR03jy De QUE Ne EhVEkEH,'
DIDO III pI3 AETfS Ii SEHGRA

h ,lan.ado poderoSamente IA @-"1
ION cn todos los c.rcuios soc!a!ef -
san Antonio, Ia mister!osa mueS;e,
.curr.da aver. de "a sonora Sara
HerGman. ycn5ajosamente conoriaa
~ esta ciutad, por haber res.dido On
La matches amos d1rarte los cUa!"s
eiercito IA profession DE m6dico en-
mo de los p5sos bajos de un centrico
.dificio dc ~despachos.
Seg1n hemos podldo informarnoz,
4 sonora He-dman Sc presento an
Ter en- IL maHana q n ofic:na 4c
p~olicia, Y manifesto al Captain Ca
ruthets su5 temores de resu.tar en"e-
senada dc un dia para otro. sin Jar
raysv5s Gcta!!es nj dar, mucao me-
los, Ia razjn de csos tcmorcs qic "a
-en;an en- inquictud.
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oUIEREN TRAER A LA TiPLE
ESPERANZA IRIS.
BAE

Varias personals caracterlZadaS Ce
esta localidad. entire las cue sc cucn-
tan alcunos mexicanos ~enigradcs, tie
nen el proyecto de organizar n CO.
lecta entire los mas proninentes Gle
mentos de Ia sociedad de San Antonio,
Y hasta. 81 Sc quiere, dentro del mis-
mo gobierno local, a efecto de sufra-
a los gastos n~ecesarios para con-
tratar. Dor una serie De sels 0 d!ez
funciones teatrales, . Ia encantadoTa
tiple mexicana, Esperanto Iris, Guy"
celebrldad en- Ell genera de la opeFet2
v~ienesa, uega a todas parties del mum
do.
Hay, entire algunas personals amcr!-
canas. que sienten por nosotros siaSu-
lar afecto. el intereS de corocei a es-
ia simpatica artista. que en- IA actua-
rdad Sc encuentra al frente de su COM
pahia en- la ,ciudad de la Habana, dan
do una serie de representations tea
trales en- eI Teatro Payrct. QUE eS uao
de- los mas im~portantes de aGuella lo-
calidad.
Al efectc. piensan estos. sehores
que. contribuyendo, de SUI pronio pc
culio. con alguna cantidad mas 0 NE
nos respectable, podrian reunirse los
foHdos ~necesarios para dar los prime
ros pasos encamina&os q Ia contrata-
ci6n de Ia a~rtista. aoriGndose despu3s
IN abono por varias funciones, a pre-
clos moderados, q fin de que, tanto
entire las farlilias americans, como
entire las m~exicanas RESIDENCES en- San
. Antonio. fueran colocdndose las loca-
lidades de modo de asegurar, de an
terano. IN tyito recuniario Il la en-
presa. o evitar, cuando mencs, IN
f~racaso que seria lamentable-
\ IA objection que algunas gentcs
Donen respecto 4 que. dadas las condi-
clones ac.uales Ell que Sc ~eHcuentra 20
DO cl munGo, : en- particular este pals
desde su entrada = Ia guerra con Ale
mania, no habria probabil;1ades 4e
IN 5xitc haIa&ue3O para Ia ~temporada.
| oDoaep otras Ia raz6n dc que podri&
ccnseguirse De las autoridad2s loca-
les una !igera reJaja en- las contri5u-
clones. ~obtcEi&nGose tambien del iUe-
no del LEGAL, de "a compalia de luz y
&e ccros elementos que deberian en-
p~learse, UT POGO de considerable" g"
sus cotrcs acoStumbrados. q
De todas maneras. 10 cierto es que
rej3a animation por yer en San An
tonic ia representation de las Drnc.-
pa!es opare.as viencsas, en- las gu" hri-
! Ia como e~streIla de- rrin'erI E;aSn!-
tud. e gertil Esperanto. y CUE son
muchos los voros que sc HAGEN porQEe
! So alanen todos les ~obstaculos que pu-
! iieran ~presentarse para !jevar 4 fejIz
r6rmino Ia idea lanZada por I'm gruro
de senoras De la mejor sociecad &c
esta ~poblaci5n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-16
LOS ADERO NO
VAN MEXICO

Tiace aIgunos dias puOLcamos a
roticia de que don Venustiano c.
rranza habia concedido. a instanc:as
dc personals q Gl adictas, "a amnlS&la
Dara tres de los senores Naderos, que
aparenremcnte no han tornado pIcte
act;va en- Is po.jtIca meXicana. Y pos
-er.o~mcnte. los m!sm0s scnores Sc
aacargaron de conEirmar esta infor-
mac.6n.. en- unas declaracioncs cue
h:cicron en- Corpus Christ, acetca
dc que pcnsaban dejar areglados sus
asuatos pondientes en- este pals, Pa
ra regrcsar = Mexico, a~mparados por
a amnlstia parcial concedida Ell 81
'a~or por cl senior Carranza.
SIN embargo dc ESQ, una persona
nlc Sc dice cstar en- completa Pose
sion dc Gatos ~c,ertos, los afHmo a
YER Que ninguno de los famlIiares
del extluto ~Prtsidento pIensa, poc
lho-a. en- volyer a Ia vecina Repup.l-
ca. sno hasta que Ia S~ltuaclon Sc
.cfina i'm POGO mas y pasen los t.
aores, cada vez mas pertinacc~, 't
.uturos moyimientos revoluclonarios'
c~aca5ezados por personals hasta aver
adlctas Il la causa preconstltucI@ha-
lista.
Dice nucstro informante Que. da-
dos los negocios d que estan dedica-
dos los sehoreS Maderos EN- dlferen-
les puntos de este territorlo, no cree
uuc estos los abandonen por la sofa
idea de rcgresar Il Mexico.
Por csc motive. ademas de oNfoS
auraos. cree dicho senior que los
| amnistiados por Carranza no cru
! zardn la frontcra muy en- breVe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-16
SociaIes y PersonaLes

Mayo, con objeto de reunirse, en-
fraternal convivialidad. todos los
r;embros de aquella institution ca
t0lica.
Eel mes de Mayo es para las "aljas
de Maria de extraordinarIo new
miento. en- virtud de que tienen que
areuder a las velaciones Y al ofreci
miento de flores en- Ia Cathedral de
San Fernando, y desean que, entran-
10 JUNO, lcgren reunirse todas en- un
dia campestre. " en- e. parquc de
Breckenridge, en- el lago del West
End 0. en- los airededores de hot
Wells.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-16
A AClTACiON EN- RUSSIA Sc De
BE A LAS ACT;VIDADES De
LOS ALEMANES.

WASHINGTON. Mayo 15.-lnfor
mes ~recibidos en- Ia Secretaria de Es-
taGo del gohierno americana, lndlcan
u la agitaclon en- Russia que esta
~amenazando dar al traste con eli 60
bierro provisional, Sc debe en- gran par
- = las actividades de los alemanes,
cuiene< estan halagando az pueblo
moscovita con proposiciones para
una paz separada. que seria ventajo-
sa para Russia.
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PARA MEXICO.

Acompanado de 81 famIlla, sa'lo
anoche para la ciudad de Mexico eL
s.. D. Manue, y. Lopez, quIen, aeon
Danado de su respectable famllia. pa
50 algunos dias en- San Antonio, i
!onde iiegaron uItimamente Ell vIa!e
de recreo.
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V!AJERO.

Procedente de IA villa de Ramos
irizpe, cercana q Ia capital del rs
tado dc Coahui!a, lego 4 esta aver,
el s.. .. T. MuzQuiz.
Concludes los negocios que !e IA
ieron 4 esta. G, ST. Mizuiz regresar;'
al lugar de 81 ~rcs!dcnc!a.
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La policia en- accion.

Embellishments deSpues de rect
biz esta noticia, la policia de San
Antonio Sc puso en- acci6n, suponlen
do, desde .uego, que algo grave de-
bia suceder. cuando. un dia ante9
apcnas Ia sonora Sc habia presecta-
do a ia inspection manifestando 2e-
mores por su Suerte.
Ya-iCs detectives appointments
ccgl.sionados para {! obJeto, Sc PIE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-16
OLA DE CAMPO.

In grupo de seloritas de IA sor.e-
lad "fijas de Maria de esta y.!-
lad. t.eae en- proyecIo celebrar uH
ia le campo al terml2Ar cline: 90
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scntaron al lugar dc Ia ~resldencia &c
IL sonora Herdmcn. Y d~estrozaron las
puevtas para darse entrada, haoIen-
do encontrado eli cadaver tenaFdO
sobre una CANA, ell gas de Ia esfuta
cncendido, baiadas las cortinaS de Ia
h~abitaci6n. y ningun detalle que con-
duiera a Greer que Ia sonora Sc ha-
bia envenenado a 81 m'sma 0 ha3la
sido victima de aicin atcntado.
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Sc prAct;cara la autoPsia.

~ cad&ver fue recoeido o rod.s
las formal;dades de estilo, y coniu-
edo 4 Ia agencia de in~humaciones
Riebe para 'su estudio, y para iniclar
las inevstigaciones del case
La sonora Herdmen debl6 contar de
40 a Is amos, Y durante 81 larga
Dermanencia en- San Antonio no Sc
not6 en- ella ningun indicio de tras-
togYo mental, nj anomalies en- su
r.oLo de yivir; : fundadamente Sc
cree que ella fue victima de un aten-
tadc per persona haSta ahora desco-
nociGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-16

Procedente de Ia ciudad de M6Xl-
co, lego aver a esta poblacion el Sc
nor don Jose Luna Elguero, empa-
rentalo con Ia familia Elguero de.
Es.ado de Michoac&n.
e. senior Luna permanecera ell
San Antonio algun0s cuantos d!as,
saIiendo despues rumbo = Ia ciu3aG
lie Nuera York, al arreglo de algnnos
2sur:os particulares.
Para IA ciudad de Douglas, del
E-raio de Arizona, saldra muy en-
breve Ia sonora Dolores &. de Cav
!ondo, despats de curarse de una
Dcnosa enfermcdad de hiperdoridriI.
La sonora Gavi!ondo fuG atentida
DOR var.os medicos a~mericanos. pero
81 tratamiento q que fue sujetada no
do los resultados que Sc esperaaah,
eorque cllos comJatian una Ulccl.
n e &stomago. FCt el doctor AM
eyo Grtega Qulrn dlaSnostico IL nj
Je-doridria. y, atendida por el perSo-
sonalmcutc. il sonora G~ayliondo HI
.scobrauo 81 salad del TODD.
Rumbo = Ia ciudUI de Mexico, :
despaes de una corta permanenc a
II San Antonio, saldra hoy en- Ia no
che e, senior don Andres Oteiza. CO.
nocido miembro del Centre Vase
de aque..a metropoi.
FL senior OteIza picnsa regreS@r
q esta poblaci6n, Al arrcglo de a@un-
tos comercialcS 2 que csta ded!caao
en- la actua!idad.
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S!guen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
TO AILINC M
A Little Sound Advise Will Helm
Many a Sufferer in Grenada.

No woman should consider herself
healthy and we'll if the kidneys are
weak. Poisons that pass off in the
s%ecretions when the kidneys are evil,
are retained in the body when the
kidneys are disordered. If the kid
neys and bladder become infamed
and swollen worse troubles may
quickly follow. This is often the
cause of bearing-down pains, lame
ness. backache, etc. Uric poisoning
is also frequent cause of headaches.
dizzy spells, languor, nervousness
and rheumatic pain.
When suffering so try Doan's Kid
ney Pills, a remedy that has proven
effective in thousands of such cases.
Let a Grenada woman tell of her
experience.
Mrs. D. B. Phillips. sos Second
St, says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are
certainly fine. My experience with
them warrants my recommending
them to others rs the one reliable
medicine FOR backacke and other
troubles, caused by disordered kid
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ments."
Price soc. at all dealers. Don
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get Doan's Kidney Pills-the SAM
that Mrs. Phillips had. Foster-Mil
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
THE GEAR LIKE
TAX COMMISSION

The Board of Supervisors are in
session this week obeying the man.
dates of that Car like body known
as the Tax Equalization Board. That
Board established ut the 1916 session
of the Legislature to equalize the
taxes of the state. and who by their
dictatorial methods have done more to
stir up discord in our fiscal matters
than any other force. A howl has
been set up from one end of the
state to another and if the legisla-
ture obeyS the wishes of the taxpay-
ers of the state the law establish
ing this Board will be one of the first
to be repealed.
We do not doubt the necessity of
a tax equalization but we do doubt
the wisdom of giving three men in
Jackson the power to say what ouI
property is worth and to indiscrimi-
nately order our Boards to raise valu-
ations from so to 200 per cen ir
tn various counties. The whole thing
is wrong and is a scheme to get more
money to pay more officeholders tc
bleed the taxpayers out of more mon,
ey to pay more Office holders. ad in,
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat.
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New Orleans, La, Dec. 3. 1877
The National Red Cross will secure
100000 new members before
Christmas. The campaign will be-
gin December 18th and u to Christ,
mas Eve. y Red Cross sermon will
be preached in almost every pulpit
in the United States by patriotic
clergymen who see in the Red Cross
the great undenominational agency
for international relief.
In Alabama. Louisiana and Missis-
sippi 500 ,000 new members must be
secured and each of the 800 Chan
tiers in the Division has been called
on to name a special Cam paign Man
ager, who with his committees will
conduct this drive-the greatest
drive for new members that has ev-
or peer undertaken in the United
States.
The Headquarters of the Commit
tee in charge of the movement are
at New Orleans. Alabama is repre-
sented by Mr.. Robert Jemison. Jr..
a prominent real estate agent at Biz
mingham and by Judge Tyler Good
wyn, the well-known attoreny at
Montgomery. Louisiana is represent
ed by Judge L. II. Randolph, one of
the most prominent attorneys of
Louisiana and by John Legier, Jr.,
President Of the City Bank and Trust
Company at New Orleans. Mississip-
pi is represented by Mr.. T. F. Davis.
President Of the Federal Land Bank,
formerly a resident of Yazoo City
and by Mr.. Thad B. hampton. the
well-known banker of Jackson, Missis.
sippi. The Executive Secretary il
charge of the work is Mr.. w. J. Lep.
pert. Director of the Bureau of De.
velopment in the Gulf Division.
Red Cross buttons, literature, pos.
tiers and other supplies are going for.
ward to each community and will b,
in the hands of the Campaign Man
ayers in time for them to make o.
the drive a success.
|, The South owes it to itself tc
stand prominently to the front of I'll,
t Red Cross map and the Committe,
of each Chapter in the Division i
resolved to put the 500, 900 new mem
bers over the top"
The Red Cross now has a mem
bership of 6,000,00O and by Christ
mas time, the National organization
$ hopes to have a Woodworking and de
voted army of volunteers working i
this country for our soldiers and sail
ors here and across the water.
W. J. LEPPERT.
Executive Secy. Christina
Membership Drive.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court OF the United
States for the Western District
of Tennessee.
In the matter of Lon Raymond, bank
rupt.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Pursuant to an order of Court en-
tered in the above styled matter |
will. as trustee in bankruptcy. of the
above styled cause, offer for sale on
Monday, December 10th. 1917
at Ten o'clock. in the forenoon of
said day and date, to the highest
and best bidder fer cTsh:
Part of lot 81. Green Crowder sur
vey. East Ward, fronting on Fair
Ground street, in the city of Grena-
da, Mississippi, the same being the
property of the aforesaid bankrupt.
This sale is made subject to Il deed
of trust for one hundred dollars and
interest. Title believed to be good.
but | will sell and convey as Trustee
only. The righteto reject any or all
bid is reserved. Sale to be made on
| premises.
This the 31st day of October, 1917.
c. H. ELLIOTTE.
l724 Trustee.
223 Falls Building. Memphis, Tenn,
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1ioil, SSiH ANClSOI. Ehiitl0"
grove, Murray Rhodes, Rowell Saw
age. Eloise Thompson, Joseph Wood
SON.
First Grade.
Rosetta Bailey, lone Calhoun,
Courtney Horton, Thelma Jackson,
Sadie johnson, Edith Kettle. Chloe
Lufkin, Mary Louise Mcleod, Mary
Ida Sharp, Sam Simmons, Joe B.
Williams.
Second Grade.
Sarah Bell. Marie Carl, Ruby Lock
! EFT. Sahin Rush. Carrie Mae Smith,
Helen Ruth Whitaker.
Third Grade.
Ben Brown. .Jr.. Marvin Bryant,
Ben Horton. Dorsey Hill, Lula Lam
bert. Marguerite Mcnamara.
Fourth Grade.
Eugene Countiss, Robertson Hor-
ton. Billy Horton, John S. King. John
Lufkin, Sadie King Provine, Mary LII
liam Perry, Charles Penn.
Vivian Quin. Mildred Stevens, John
Sidney Sharp, Mel Shannon, Louise
Smith, Lucille Thompson, Lucy Tai
bert.
Fifth Grade.
Joe Acee, Mary Anderson, Estelle
Anthony, Helen Bray, Charles Ed
ward Cole. Malcolm Perry. Jim Pro-
vine. Thomas Salmon, Mabel Thomp-
son.
Sixth Grade.
Eva May Brownlee. Melba Carl
Beal Castilon. Gerrais Moss.
Seventh Grade.
lola Bell, Marcella keeton, Cath
crime Lufkin, Winnie Ools. Elizabeth
, Provine. Frances Rush, Mary Stew
, ems. Lois Smith. John T. Salmon.
Eighth Grade.
Mona Bryant, Epsie Norwood. WIT
= ty Sabin. Kathleen Watson.
. Ninth Grade.
Myrtle Bray, Inez Carl, Addie Hi
d Edna Jones. Winnie Wallace.
e Tenth Grade.
Elizabeth Jones.
Eleventh Grade.
. VIM. Broadstreet, Louis Dale!
d NI,r,;a dumas Marparet Moody.
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Continued next week.
THE SENTINEL'S
CLUBBING RATES
How We Can Save You Money on
Best Publications.

Realizing the demands of the peo-
pie of this immediate section and
community, The Sentinel has ar
ranged clubbing rates that will en-
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Catarrhal Deafness Canno! Be Crred

py local Applications, as tt'y ,.uaut reach
the diseased portion OF tn ear. Their
10 only one way to cure catarrha! desfpsS.
ana tnat 10 by a constitutional rcmeds
Catarrhal Deafness is caused ~ an IN
hamed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. when his tube is
Unnamed you have a rumh1Ipg sound or
imperfect hearing. and who. II is .ntiseh
closed. Deafness is ne result Unless the
can be reduced and this t,lt,
restored to It's normal condition. hearing
Will be destroyed forever. '1ry c1sns OK
deafness are caused by cafhr!h. which L.
an intamed condition OF - muc1us sur
faces Halls Catarrh Cur. ac,s thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces Of me ays-
TEN.
We Will give One Hundred Dollars TO-
any case Of Catarrhal Dep moss that cannn-
be cured By Hairs Catarrh cure. Circular.
free. Al Druggists. sc.
F. } CHENEY q CO. Toledo. 0.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-12-07
HONOR ROLL-THIRD MONTH.
Primer Grade.

Dorothy Benson, Dixie Lee Carl,
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