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general. The preaching is being done
by Rev. w. E. FAIR of Shelby, who
seems to draw his congregation closer
at each service. He is a mar of mark
ed spirituality and is imbued with an
earnest desire and a religious zeal to
deliver a message that will put men
upon higher ground and that will
help the Kingdom to come here as
taught by the wonderful prayer which
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EXECUTORS NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
The State of Mississippi.
C,~nJo r1,nfy

The State of Mississippi.
Grenada County.
Notice is hereby given that Oh the
18th day Of March, 1918, letters test
amentary Of the estate of Corneliu+
Lane, Executor Of the Last Will ami
Testament of the said Cornelius
Lane, deceased, said letters being is
sued by the Chancery Court of Gre
NADIA County, Mississippi. All per-
sons having claims against the said
estate are hereby given notice to have
the same probated and registered By
the said court according to law, with
in twelve months from this date, or
the said claims will be forever barr
ed.
Witness my signature this the 3rd
day of April, A.. D. 1918.
f. FRANK LANE,
Roane & Koane. Executor.
Solicitors. 10Q4-4-5-18-3t
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CARD OF THANKS.

The grief and sorrow we are com-
PEELED to undergo in the death of our
dear mother is softened by the kind
ly sympathy and thetendere stinterest
of our friends. We are sincerely
grateful for every kindness shown
our mother during her illness and for
the many evidences of sincere sympa-
thy of friends.
Gratefully,
w. S.; j. L.; Groce, V. w. and
Robert Carver and Mrs. Wade
Brewer.
Wv.
HARRIS DICKSON here Saturday
at g o. m. HEAR HIM.
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S 3,918,257.41
.Sl2,9
Total :.
RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED.

II have used Chamberlain's Lini-
ment for pains in the chest and lame
ness of the shoulders due to rheuma-
tism, and am pleased to say that it
has failed to give me prompt re-
lief" writes Mrs. S. N. Finch, Ba-
tavia, N. Y. End Glass and Corner
Drug Store.
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the Savior left as n of the sweet
legacies Of his earthly mission. Mr..
r. E. Gates, who is taking the lead
in the singing, adds much to the SER
vices. He is a fine singer. There is
nothing that will so quickly. go: to the
heart of humanity as a good song.
Mr.. Gates knows how to sings quick
ening of the spirit into the hearts of
his hearers. The meeting will prob
ably continue the great part of next
week. e
-W.S.S.-
Just back from France is HARRIS
DICKSON and he is going to tell
YOU about conditions "Over There"
Saturday at 2 p. m.
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A SPOONFUL GIVES RESULTS.

When your young chicks. do not
grow and thrive they need q tonic.
3. A. Thomas Poultry Remedy is not
only a tonic but a specific for Bowel
Trouble, Gaps, and other chick trou-
bles. Get it today. We sell it on the
money back plan.
DOAK HARDWARE co.
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The revival services begun at the
First Baptist church last Sunday are
still in progress. The meetings are
being well attended and the interest
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Just back from France is HARRIS
DICKSON and he is going to tell
YOU about conditions cover There"
Saturday at 2 p. m.
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who is also a noted authority on
poultry.
In Yalobusha County he will be ac-
companied by Mrs Gilman Woods and
Prof. Morrison.
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To Nz.ySz.3s4.fB
Education and Needs Thereto Get
65-Hospitals Get ST.
36S,841.

With appropriations aggregating
$12, 984,354.16 as the record for the
past Legislative session, closing yes
teray shortly after 3 o'clock, the law
makers elected in the fall OF 1918
and assuming the duties of looking af-
ter the State government for the
q~uad-renniai period will go down in
history as one that spent money
spent it in large "gobs" SO to STEAK.
The excess Of appropriations for the
191S-19 period over the two years
lust closed is $2,464,558.66, and the
total amount of money that the pres
ent legislature has appropriated for
four years aggregate $23,324, 1895
quite a neat fortune don't you
think?
The lawmakers were exceptionally
well disposed towards the education
al needs of the State, and well may
they have been. Appropriations for
this purpose, for support OF the vari-
Gus institutions, installation OF new
equipment, the common and agrlcul.
tural high schools and supplemental
funds to meet like amounts from the
Federal government for the extension
of education in Mississippi, aggre-
gates IS, 549,719.85. The institution
drawing the largest amount for per-
manetn improvements is the Indus
trial school for boys, and this is UNI
der 100000.
Eleemosynary institutions of the
State shared a kindly fate. IN thai
1866, 941 90 was contributed to
their support and maintenance, the
tuberculosis sanitarium drawing the
largest permanent improvement fund,
which is less than $4,000; the States
Confederate Veterans came In for a
year as the amount to be distributed
these gallant old warriors is a cool
million dollars, being $4,000 in ex-
cess of the 1867 fund. The sum
of $2,O61, $1,000 represents the
amount appropriated to take up notes
and pay money borrowed. by the Gov
ernor for various purposes, and inter-
est, etc. General items of expense
aggregate $3,918,257.41.
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No admission to hear HARRIS
DICKSON and OSCAR JOHNSON in
Grenada Saturday
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MSS.
OSCAR JOHNSTON TO SPEAK
SATURDAY-COME.

Whenever You Need q 0eneral Tonic
as Take Groves.
The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as q
General Tonic because Il contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. II acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria. Enfiches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
That piano at The Sentinel Office is
a pippin and some lady is going to
win it. Get in the game. There's
another one just like it on the road.
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w IS

EVERYTHING FREE in Grenada
Saturday-Come.
VIZ c -
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Drives Out Malaria. Builds Up System
The Old STANDARD general Strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria, enriches the blood. and builds mp the sys-
TEN. A true tonic. For adu3ts and children. 6oc
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WRIGHT TO
Popular Hotel Clerk at Irving Makes
Change on First.

c. E. Wright, who came here from
Grenada several months ago and who
has been holding down the day desk
at the Hotel. Irving since his arrival
in the city, will leave that hosiery
for the Kitchell Hotel on April /.
Mr.. Wright is a popular and efici-
ent hotel man and his ability and ac-
quaintance with the hotel trade of
Mississippi will make him a good man
for any OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Commonwealth.
w SIS
Just back from France is HARRIS
DICKSON and he is going to tell
YOU about conditions ,"Over There"
Saturday at 2 p. m.
The sun., 1918-09-16

Russian securities and dividend besr-
ing paper by the representatives OF
the German banks at the rate OF the
day on the open market
a. After the conclusion Of separate
peace. ON the expiration Of 30 days,
there are feesta bli shed all the shares
OF private railway compa MES, metal
lurgical industries. oil companies and
chemical pharmaceutical works. The
rating Of such papers will be made
by the German and Austrian stock
exchanges.
4. There are banished and for Ave
years from date of signing peace are
not to be allowed English. French,
and American capital in the follow
ing industries Coal. metallurgical.
machine building. oil. chemical and
pharmaceutical.
s. In the question of development
in Russia OF coal. oil. and metallurgi-
cal branches OF industry there In to
be established a supreme advisory
organ consisting of 10 Russian spe-
cislists, 10 from the German indus
trial organizations and the German
and Austrian banks.
G. Tho Russian Government must
not interfere In the region Of CUES
tons connected with the transfer to
the benefit OF Germany of two min
ing districts In Poland--Domb-osiy
and OIkishky--and to Austria OF the
oil region in Galicia. The transfer Of
the latter will be only in the form of
limitations OF the right OF making
claims. land aiiotments, and appiica-
ton OF capital for the production and
refining OF oil.
!. Germany and Austria enjoy the
unlimited trix-ila0a NJ t1t
Russia mechanics and qualified work.
men.
2. Other foreign mechanics and
workmen during Eve years after the
conclusion Of peace between Russia
and Germany are not to be allowed to
enter at all
9. TIE statistical department of pro-
ducing and manufa curing industries
with the corresponding Government
organ must be controlled by German
specialists
10. Private banks in Russia arise
only with the consent and according
TO the plan OF the Union OF German
and Austrian Banks, whereby the rat
ing OF the stocks of the banks on all
exchanges OF the New and Old World
will be handled by the group OF the
/ eutsche Bank.
IL. At the ports of Petrozrad. Arch
angel. Odessa. vladivostok and Ra-
tum will be established. under the
leadership OF specialists from Ger
many. special statistical economic
committees.
As regards the tariff. railway and
shipping rate policies 10 regulate the
Russo-German-A Austrian trade rela-
tons. this part OF the economical
treaty will be discussed nv the spe-
cial Tariff Council OF the Handelstsg
Chairman Won Grcnner, Secretary
Berenbluct
NorE-The pcRHed Endorsement on ~
photographed copy Of fhc resolution I
Chairman Of the Central EIecutir
Com mittee- Com nie3dr Menshirskv RI
quests that this resolution should b
taken under adr ise meat. and TO prepur
the oro,nd ia the Soriot Of the Work
men's and Soldiers Deputies. IN. case III
Council Of Peoples COmmissars ici1l no
occede 70 these requests. Secretary n
Raskin." HenshiWskv is Minister o
Piaonce. An Of these terms. wholi
ponittre 10 American. English an
French capital, could Turk IN the score
section in TIE present -Rsssi1
treaty do NOT knoC the }Gte Of tn
| resolution on this, ihs early sctnter or
pearoncc.
Hove besides the notated photogrdp
printed copy Of tbs circular.
The sun., 1918-09-16

the northern front. communicating
only with the Peoples Commissar
Lieut.. Xrilenko For the head OF tho
department, r. Bauer adtutant, Bulk
holm.
NoTE.-Across the fetter " tcritter
"InJorm MoshoIoU. ". O." tGorbHnofs
inusais. In the margin is vrtftc''
Posed on 10 the Commtssdr Of War.
mr. skripntk" The significance Of this
letter Is that " Is TO LentW:: that the twc
chief secretaries Of hintscU and the
coupcu passed ~ on for action. and that
Trotsky and Lsrtn on February ~ secrc
continuing TO hamper the Rssstdn com
maRder at a moment tcher the German
army trus throdfcpiup Petroprod. Mo-
shoior ras ono Of tho commtssurs on
The stan OF Eriienko, the oommtsear
,'~pcsertipp the CovnciI Of Commissdrs
in TIE command Of TIC Russ'an military
forces. His achievements as dtsor-
onntrer ,core Notable. THIS letter tndi-
oates that ne had the cor ddeacc Of Ger
may.
Hare original letter.
The sun., 1918-09-16
Document No. 8.
IReichsbank No. 2, Jan. s, 1881
VERY SECRET.


To the Commissar Of Foreign Az
fairs; Information has to-day been
received by me from Stockholm that
10000. 900 rouhles OF gold has been
transferred to be put at the disposal
of the representatives of the Peoples
commissars. This credit has been
supplied to the Russian Government
I'm order to cover the cost OF the keep
of the Red Guards and agitators In
the country. The Imperial Govern
nent considers 1t appropriate to re-
mind the soviet of peoples commits
sars of the necessity of increasing
their propaganda In the country. as
the antagonistic attitude OF the south
OF Russia and Siberia to the existing
Government is troubling the German
Government. II is OF great impor-
lance to send experienced men every
where in order to set up uniform
government.-Represe OF the
Imperial Bank, Won ScHANz.
NoTE.-Members OF the Red Guard
,gere pad from ~ to is rou6Ies a day
,oheyeos soldiers tpere paid hardly thd
number Of kopecks. This letter shotc,
trhere the money came from. The Boil
shevtk Government also required Jdctori
ooners to pay regular wages to theii
.lorkers While the latter served IN thu
Red Guard. The notation on letter In
dictates that u tpds referred to Men
shinski. tho financial minister, Uhos,
rrpert councillor ,cds the German, ro'
Toll Menshfnski personally condttctot
the preckii0 Of the Russian banks. {
p.aneupcr that deprived oil opponent
Of BoIsheptktsm Of their financial mean!
Of tUdrJdre. II ioas classic job OF dc
str1ictton, done IN the name OF recon
strttctton.
Hare photograph this letter.
The sun., 1918-09-16

xerous agitation by all means pos
sible.
2. A stenosra phic report of the con-
versstion of Gen. Hoffman with Com
rade Trotsky. whereby II was sup b
posedly proposed to the latter TO make
peace on conditions OF considerable
concessions on the part Of the Cen
trail Empires. but on the obligation
OF the Russian Government to stop
the socialization Of the life of the
state. Comrsde Trotsky supposedly
offered the termination Of the war
without peace and the demobilisa-
ton Of our army. When Gen. Hon.
man announced that the Germans
would continue the advance Trotsky
supposedly replied: Then under the
pressure of force we shall be forced
to make peace and fuihll all de-
mands"
This document has created indisna-
ton among the troops. Against the
Council Of Peoples Commissars arc
heard cruel usations-Commissar
s. Kalmanovich.
NoTk-Thfs letter ls a corning Of the
slop rising bat coming storm that pli
suesp these boidest pirates Of HISTORY
from the country they have temporarily
stolen. To get q real understanding OF
the s,edning Of thr second AVID important
section Of tho LETTER. usnst be pointed
out that untd February I the Russta,'
calendar Uos thirteen days behind fhe
Ges,eJr Esropeow coIeadar The real
date Of thts letter, therefore, ia February
10. Thi3 IL the doie Trotskys an
pcoce: N, war" pronosncemeM ,oos
mode at Bret: Litopsk. The pe,cs Of Il
did not reach wren Pctro1rod sntI tbs
nert day. Yet on that day printed cir.
culars rere being distributed at the front
stating that Trotsky had agreed to ia
the rery thing he did do, AVID sivtno ON
aK6ury Of events that did take place q
reek lsfer ~her Germany dd begin Il,
odrancc and phen the Bolshertks did
fslfH oil demands. The fact " that sim
pie truth Bos being told. Nor 70 fht
MEANS bp 1hich u tros secured at all o6'
scure. A Jep during aud shiItul Rus
sians had found meavs 10 get In
formation from Brest. Litovsk.
The circulars reJerred to in the FRS
paragraph are Of course those olrcodl
tomtlior TO Washington from FebrporI
despatches.
The foto,1ino naive comment adds Il
the aftroctireness Of the letter: "Th.
committee for com batting the cov~fe,
revolution states that these circwIor,
uere sent from the Don, and the steno
graphic report tcas setsed IN fransmts
| sion from kie6. IT'S origin 70 Nm
doubleday Austrian or from the Rdda.-
NJ. shSIpntk"
Hare Dhofo0rnob NJ Is{fer
The sun., 1918-09-16

tReichsbank No. 5. Jan. II. 1881
To the Chairman OF the Council OF

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uerais. ana IN conseouence Q. hst vi
prooucts also Inc Entnsn' h"e
can sho rrencn eap"ss NM
vantage OF ms disorder anu ohoer
stand now 10 ESTABLISH nere corps oil
their commercial agents. IL ~ neces-
sary TO remember That German fnuus-
try In the hrst years after the general
peace VIII not De IN position 10 sa'-
thy The purchasing demand OF the
Russian market. having broad similar
parallel tasks in the Near East. In
Persia. In China, and in Africa.
?. II Ii essential. therefore. TO con-
duct a canvass and gather statistical
information with regard TO the condl-
ton of industry. and in view Of the
absence OF money in Russi1 to ad-
dress in business conversations which
ever In desired of the groups of Ger
man Commercial Banks
.. Trade with Germany may be in
the FIRST period almost exclusively
exchange for wheat and for any re-
manning products to receive house
hold necessities Everything which
exceeds the limits of such trade
should be paid for In advance to the
amount Of rs per cent Of the market
value, with the payment of the re-
The sun., 1918-09-16
Document No. IL.
q. @. s Nachrichten Bureau. Section

=.
r. No. 21s161i, Feb. IL
To the Commissar of Foreign AZ
fairs: According to information OF
the secret-service department II has
been ascertained that the promise
given personally by you, Mr.. Com
missar, in Brest-Litovsk. that social
istlc sgitstional literature would not
be circulated among the German
troops Is not being fulfilled. Tell me
what steps wiIi be taken in this mat
ter.--For the head OF the department,
r Bauer; adjutant. Heinrich.
NoTE.-Brusque Uords 10 the foreign
Of the Soriet government OF
WorkneI,, Soldiers aud Sailors Of the
RussioH Republic. delivered not by an
equal in official rank. bat BY the deputy
OF German major at the head of an
Information department Of the German
Government Did Trofsky resent or deny
the fnpufofiont INsteod he tcrote Dith
his oUn hand In the margin ri ask 10
discuss tt. r." Thus he admits that
he did gire the promise at est-Litopsk
The question raised concerns only the
measure Of obedience 10 De required.
Haze original letter.
The sun., 1918-09-16

fully approved by the Hous. p.
will not require more than part a, !,
day at the most.
From now on consideration OF tn. rim
II under the fve minute rule-ths o,ir
way In which any member can tai
being TO offer an amendment and sp.,.
for hve minutes in support OF t.. I'pd..
the rules some other nlenber ma sn.a.
for Ave minutes in opposition. The bD,
as II stands is very long. and .v.,
under the most favorable circunstarc,,
the entire week must be given 10 I, by
the House.
The Senate Finance Committee A,,
temporarily laid aside consideration q.
the money bill to consider the Meade,
'ssislation. All OF the latter excer, n.
nrcvision to give Mr.. McAdoo broad
pcN ers over the sale and exchange q,
Liberty bonds has been approved by tho
committee. and this section will oe taken
up tomorrow. IL II Is finally determine
to include II in the bill no corferer,a
with the House will be necessary. ana
there will be no interruption Of N.
revenue bill consideration in the love.
chamber.
The committee " not expected 10 70.
uuire longer than tomorrow to make IN
its mind, as the legislatlon must b.
raised within a very few days 70 accom-.
pi,sh It's main object--to make the bond,
OF the coming issue more attractive
The sun., 1918-09-16
BERLIN IN PLOT
TO REND THEN
SEIZE RUSSIA
L. S. Learns of Sums Given
Out by German Bank to
Spur Bolsheviki.
PLAN OF CONTROL LAID
War Lords Kept Socialistic
Words, Preached to Slavs,
From Teuton Ears.

wAsHrNeroS, Sept 15.-The part
played by the German Imperial Bank In
financing the Russian Boishevih move
ment, the care taken by the German
military authorities to prcvsnt spread
among their own people Of the SOCIAL
istic preaching of their Russian tools
and the plans laid for German control
Of Russia economically and financially
during and after the war feature the
disclosures IN the second instalment OF
the sensational series of secret docu-
ments which the American Government
is making public.
Copies Of the documents given out to-
night carry the file numbers of the
Reichsbank or OF the German General
Stan. and in some instances notations
by Lenine or Trotzky. the Bolshevik
leaders now shown to have been IN the
nay OF Germany since long before they
overthrow Russias new democratic gov
eminent and virtually turned the coun-
try over TO the Teutons. There are iilu-
minating explanatory notes by Edgar
Sisson OF the Committee on Public IN
formation, who directed the investiga-
MilIiens Paid I'm Bribes.
One OF the Reichsbank memoranda.
dated last January. announces TO Inc
Commits sar Of Foreign Affairs henine)
that $4,000, 900 rubles OF gold has been
placed to the credit at stockholm OF the
representatives of the Commissars 10
cover the cost OF Red Guards and agita-
tors. Another. of q few days later. tells
Of a credit OF 5000. 900 rubles for the
Assistant Naval Commissar in the Far
East, who il entrusted with the task OF
carrying off or destroying the great
American and japanese stores OF war
material at yladivostok--a scheme thai
probably was well under way when the
landing of American and allied forces
At yladivostok ended the sway OF the
Bolsheviki there.
How Lenine and TrotZky were befray'
ing their Socialist friends along with
Russia In disclosed by a sharp note to
Lenine from the Nachrich!en bureau de-
handing to know what steps he would
take to make good his personal promise
that socialistic and agitational literature
would not be circulated among German
troops. Trotzky wrote on the margin
81 ask to discuss til T."
The concluding document OF the In
stalment Is a German warning to Lenine
that unknown agitators were circulat-
ing ropaganda telling in advance OF dit
plans Of the Bolsheviki to openly sur
render to the Germans. as they actually
did later.
The first seven documents OF this re
nlarkable series printed yesterday haret
the intrigue carried on by German,
through the agency Of Trotzky ant
Lenine In financing the Bolsheviki re
volt. This was the elimination of thu
long contemplated step in the betrayal o
Russia.
The plans OF Germany to incite TIN
present war. to destroy ships in Amer
lean ports two years before this coun
try entered the conflict and gain con
troll of the Russian market and produc
ton to the exclusion OF all other nations
were also set forth.
The sun., 1918-09-16
Document No. 10.
at. GenerhI STAN, NAchfithteh bureHu
Section r. No. 753. Feb. rs.
EERY EECRET


To the Chairman OF the Council or
Peoples Commissars According to
reports OF our secret service in the
detachnents operating against the
German troops and against tho Aus
trian Ukrsinlan corps. there has been
discovered propa ~ nda for national
rising and n struggle with the Ger
mans and their allies, the Ukrainians
ask you to inform me what has been
done by the Government TO stop this
harmful agitation.-For the head OF
the department. II. Bauer; adjutant,
Heinrich.
NorE-Across the top IL prittea "Ur-
gent 10 tho Connissars Of War and Spc-
ciai StaG. NJ. Skripnik." The last SEW
tcpcc IS uaderscorcd. aud iu the margin
appears question marked. init'oied
"a. r." The 6rst Is Lemin's order
through his secretary and the second
may possibly be taken os Trotskys op-
position TO any action. The loss Of the
Ukraire By counter Germoa Intrigue pds
q sore point IN prestige with hin. But
his essential obedience TO Germany zoos
not Iessened,
Have original letter.
The sun., 1918-09-16
Document No. IL.

tGr. General stan. Na6hrichten Blu
reau. Section X. No. 7S0. Feb.
IS. 1851
.,-. ----. 80 SECRET.
a. To the Chairman Of the Council OF
Peoples Conmissars: After confer
ring with the Peoples Commisssr
Trotsky, I have the honor TO ask you
to urgently inform the agents Of the
secret service at Stafka, Commissars
Feierabend and Kalmanoyich. that
they should work as formerly In COM
plete independence and without the
knowledge of the official stan at
Stafka and the General STAFF in Pc
tersourg. and particularly Gen. Bonch-
Bruevich and the secret service of