The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-09-28

THE GRENADA SENTINEL
o !. LAWRENCE. Editor. and PuhiAer
ELLET LANRENcE, B-en.. Nh..ss
GRENADA MISSISSIPPI
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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF GRENADA COUNTY
Business is getting better.
Don't firt with the college girls-this is time for business.
Do not overlook the college faculty in making your goo
goo" eyes.
1t is time Mississippi was putting the brand on the social
lists. Socialists have no business masquerading as Democrats.
Pat Harrison again demonstrated his fitness to 60 head
when he diseoursed so beautifully upon the charms of Grenada.
The old Confederate soldier who said damn a man who is
not for his own country. right or wrong" gave voice to a senti-
ment that will go eehoing down the ages.
The WEIGHING Enterprise. published at Virgins. hands
Pat Harrison much gratuitous advice about staying out Of the
race fer the Senate. 1t is our guess that there is a little past
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Missouri passed a resolution
At its meeting in St Louis last week providing for the expulsion
petition Or who went on a saloon keepers bond. The vote was
IIeV 70 sou. or more than three to one for the resolution. Good
Tor Missouri Masons. 49,
E-President Roosevelt says that La Toilette of Wisconsin
La Toilette is a Republican, but is one Of those Senators who
mas done everything in his power 10 thwart the purposes of the
administration in making ready for the war.
The "pacifst" Senators at Washington would have this
government turn is back on The sacred principles taught US by
patience and the forebearance shown by President Wilson were
acts Of cowardiee rather than a desire TO keep out OF val.
Can any state in the Union count on having its full in
Huence IN the United States Senate when one OF her Senators isl
alrlos' always at cross-purposes with his party and his fellow
senators III local affairs. is not the man who is constantly
kicking about what is being done and against the maiorny
OF the community not regarded as a joke?
All legislation passed by Congress is now in conference
Oe.Ween the two houses. Pat Harrison is with his party and
with the big majority in Congress and there is nothing that he
could Go just at this stage Of affairs bv being in Wash;naton
OI course. if ne was one of the kaisers representatives in the
american Congress and a member OF the bucking brigade. he
would nave 10 stay there.
There is quite a little complaint in town about cattle
on the part OF the pound-keeper and that the afflicted persons
communleate with him. Many people have patches or gardensi
!. eneioSeG AND 1t Is very annoying to have what you have
planted and cared for tramped upon and destroyed BY stock
Grenada Is not q stock range.
"ere there a sour-faeed old maid representing Mississippi
II ne United States Senate. il would be expected that She
No-4a MOI approve anything that was done and would disap-
prove everything that was left undone. Ii is we'll understood
tns- people who are sour or vain or lacking in depth of ,houoh,
can Ect square themselves with the acts or sentiments of their
fellows. But has Mississippi q forlorn old maid q an orer
p---Ato' oepoWoere0, vain SISTER IN the United States Senate?
The attempt OF Germany to spend $50. 900 to keep the
3 -" Gays ago This is the worst OF the many damnable things
gone oY me German government against the peace and honor
Berns-orH going 70 spend this fifty thousand dollars. who was
gong . gt i Il the German ambassador was caught trying
ne mad already spent several times that amount in irving to
qn1ern-ne ms government and influence public opinion before