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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-14


EriI sourht ms wfrh q rr-usuz -
peal
-God hieE you- ArieI- D. sid -7ts
z1inr - hs grezr -hiuE mr. E91-
lee 81 ThE tears cA1e
sulida n % her rvs< - VaS foollsh
lasr nlaaL. buf there had l-eeu sneh 4
io1- 1.l-lz o. Er.lafil- fhin-s. aud nszF-
and nsw zrandfaflser alE ca1 Ee--
-'Fa1're EeinE. t0a-- Joe cauckled-
IFS hearil-ss =upnose. hut I've
serfisd 4 Nere SUM
Il l-l.9s. he erie4 Xou ~ toad NE
a tboaSznC ul4es El-a1 he's said ten
time . thuusslnd You're going 70
Pzris
-TE -ez- tLl.E 4 TO Parss.
W-i4sre re cau So n last how rhe great
0l.es aaxt la.1lt-3--vl ere zIe 6TAers
can sloN Li.z- 10 Purss, V.ile-e We
can srudy together. where be can learn
how 70 pm tile pissrures he sees upOn
canvGz. and where r.
Go On Joe eBeouraxec her =
want 70 hear yoU say H. VOC don't
mean that You're going u study paint
lng VOC mean rissf you're going 10
learn how 10 make such fellows as Eu-
gene ask you 70 dance 60 abeau and
say IT.
.'Yes-to learn how TO dress" she
said
Joe was silent for a moment Then
be rose and took the ragged overcoat
from the hack Of ms chair Where's
thar muffierT- ne asked
Rhe brought II from where she had
placed II 70 dry. behind the stove
Joe she said huskily. cant you
wait TIL
It'll the estate il settled and you
can coax your grandfather to-
No. no. But you eOuId 90 with rs
To ParigT'
He would take y0u as mis- secre
tary-
Aha JOe's Voice rang out gsyly |
as ne rose. refreshed By the coffee, |
toast and warmth she had given him
You've been story reading. Ariel Ike |
Eugene Secretary"
'rPlease. joe
where's my tin dinner pailg7 He /
found 1t himself upon the table where
he had set Il down I'm going 10
earn q dishonest living" he went On
n have ~ engagemenf 70 take g
freight at a water tank that's q friend
Of mine. half a mile south Of the yards
Thank God I'm going 10 get away
from Canaan
wait joe" She caught at mis-
sleeve Il want you to-
He disappeared In q white whirI
wind
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AZ mr@-w4h ~ uuremzsanhie wureS.
-C1u1nr 81 be'E Joe~ withpgr zuT
+ sxplanzfiou- WHY eaul11-r ~ zssEt-
~ E<kew II Was- IL ven nina my
syes arr a. fur Eane e. gsurSs Z @w
aim. Z sell yaE Nhafas mnre- thmf Dor
d. q mn g. heEe azaa -olne a.
You'll see u h. daux Hes q $50 o.
-ruuble and iniQuiry. AM auythiuE e.
lnat kind = sure a. come hack 70 Ca
aaan~
AZ Arp srues % his Ezeslicfion Tor
seFeFai months TheE b. leEan 70
WAIVER aud eFade by Tie eud ~ the
sec0aG year following is hrsr urter-
Eure he had formed the habit % deuy
ting thai b. hsd ever made q ~ al and
finally having eone n heliere win al
MS hesrr thai rle pFonharv iIad been
Deliberately f0ssfed upon hin and put
N his NOUN y SQUIRE RuckaieU. BE-
rame - So-e upon the subject mar
even the hardest dared nag refer g :.
IN his presence
EskeE's story OF me ticket seller was
the only news Of Joe IsOuden that came
70 CaHaan during seven wears Anofl-
er citizen OF the town encountered the
Sanaerer. however, but under ctrcum-
stances 20 susceptible 10 misconception
that IN 4 moment OF Illumination he de-
eided To ler tiar Hsstrer rest In gOldn
silence. This was Mr.. Bzntry. and the
cause Of his silence was the fact that
MS meeting win Joe occurred In fhs
Straw Cellar q tough New York re-
sort, IN which neither Of them should
have been.
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why. 81 rhouxnt I'd 70 in
shake hands wffb hin,-and tell II
r.,
Astonishment that partook Of ten
and Of awe spread itself instantly ND
nor fsea
Good gracious. she cried. mo-
sTery we'll said Joe humbly God
/ by
Joe gar him meditatively bacE
Main street and to the Tocsin build
This time he did not hesitate, 4
mounted the stairs and knocked vi
the door of the assistant editor
-Oh. said Eugene. ssYou'v We tun|
M. have vong.'
aI've come hack to stay. Gene" 4
Joe.
Raurrv drouped his hook 'E1c
|incly interesting ne said 81 suppA
voulI rrr ~ ana something 70 do
don't think Won could ger place k
Judee pike owns tha Voesin and
greatly fear he has a prejudice agaHN
you"
Il expect he has" Joe chuck
somewhat sadly But ] don't VI
newspaper work. I'm going TO prsGF
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THE NEGRO VOTE
eTo be continued

The negroes of washington
held meeting recently and adol
the following resolutions:
That we, the most loyal assets
the Republican party, warn its leao
that II. in the face of our earnest ?
test, they nominate this man Ose'
tary Taft) or an other man, who Z
that the enfranchising Of or peO'
was mistake. or who brands us
criminals and traitors. they do sol
the peril OF FORGETTING our good N
and support, and thar we publish t'1
resolutions and call upon our bre'D
throughout the United states to
tain cur protest.
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m Then. as MIR Arp made M
.ponse, bnt stood stock still in ths
WY. staring al him fiercely Don
yost know me Mr. Arp the youne
man asked I'm .Ioe I-0uden
Eskew abruptly thrust his face close
| to the others No free seatsF' he
Kissed savagely and swept across 10
the hotel to set his world afire.
Joe looked after tine irate receding
figure and watched it disappear into
the Main street door of tile National
House As the door closed he became
aware of mighty shadow upon the
pavement and turning. beheld fat
Young man wearing upon his forehead
a scar similar to his own waddlin- lly.
with eyes fixed upon him.
How are you. Norllert. Joe began.
Don't you remember NE. T. IL
came TO a full STOP as tie tat one.
TRUSTING out an lui,ier lip a. his OILY
tolen of recognition. passed balefnIly
on.
joe proceeded slowly until he came
10 the Tocsin building ~ tie foot Of
the stairway leading up to tie offices
he hesitated for a few maneats. Then
he turned AWAY and walked toward
the quieter part OF Main street Most
Of the people he met t51k no notice Of
him. only two or thresS-iving him see
0nd glances of half eagnizanee. az
though he reminded them Of some one
they could not place and it was not
until he had come near the Pike man.
sion that he saw a full recognition in
the eyes of one of the many whom he
knew and who had known him I'm LIS
boyho0d In the town. A lady, turning
a corner, looked up carelessly and then
half stopped within few feet of him
as If startled Joe's cheeks went a
sudden crimson. for II was the lady of
his old dreams
As she came 10 her half stop OF sur
prise. startled, he took his courage in
two hands and lifting his hat. stepped |
to her side.
''You-you remember meT" he STAN
mered.
Yes" she answered. a little breath
lessiy.
-Ah, that's kind of YOU he cried
and began to walk on with her uncon-
sciously. n feel like a returneal wha~t
about and unrec-
'gnized So few people seem to re-
member me-!
Il think you are wrong. I think
rou'll find everybody remembers you.r
The responded uneasily
NO: I'm afraid not. he began. 81
she Interrupted him They were not
ar from her gate and she saw her IA.
Der standing In the yard directing n
airter who was NJ work on one OF the
tst iron deer. The judge was appar.
ntly ia good spirits laughing with the
'orkma1 over some Jest between
icm, bui that did not lessen NAMES
ervousness.
Mr. Loudep." she said In as kindly I
tone as she coald. y shall have TO asl 4
on not 10 walk with me. My father
'0uld not I.se st. ~
JJc stopped witha Jerk.
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CHAPTER VII.

"HE passing Of Joseph from
Canaan was complete. II was
an ewanishment for which there
n was neither sackcloth nor sur
prise, and. though there came no news
OF him. it cannot be- said that Canaan
did not hear Of him, FOR surely It
could hear itself talk The death Of
Jonas Tabor and young L0udeuls crime
and flight melted high dOings IN the
National House windows Many days
tine sages fingered with the broken
meats OF morsels left over from the
banquet of gossip.
Very little OF Josephs adventures
and occupations during the time Of his
wandering h revealed TO us; ne always
had an unwilling memory for pain and
was not aftervara wont to speak OF
those years which cnt the hard lines
In his face. The first account of him
to reach Canaan came as directly 10
the windows of the National House as
Mr. Arp. Fastening thither from the.
station. gatchel in hand. could bring it
This was ON a September morning
two years after the flight. and Eskew
II appears. had been to the state fair
and had beheld many things strangely
affirming his constant testimony that
This unhappy world increaseth in sia;
Etrangest Of all his meeting with our
vagrant scaiawag Of Canaan. -'Not a
blame bit of doubt about it. declared
Eskew TO the incredulous eonclave.
There was that Joe, and nobody else,
stuck up in a little box outside tent
at the fair grounds and sellin tickets
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Ka-K Ev.o1 re GaAlww- InsvN wGz ~
ufhe- whs rl- sszsefhinr H1e ~ D.
Ez=u-d faeflr. -aaz. o. Mfke- 7 va
ma rsusz l1Vr hs4-l Az sing qa.
re-tllr~ rau ed u was ally t,lres
uiles fvzms her-
<ofbiae "a Ez=1 lsetrsrr zaL "a
SIR bx1n-inr lz=ir 81 elear vaffr
ran = sranL 1 ~ eoTuer rs =
beauffrui thing 10 haar q u.an bolie-
when b. 81 . grand one liE~ ye're
wearing fo---glr
h iafhHs M v0uuu gently anL
nrrrviu= fTlm f1l- rs1m reEETrue1 In
sneliateIr win + Su8zl lug - wiur--rr
Wer-fng rlg win THIS tender nuid he
appI q 4 - joe beaG sI,ea king SCOTT
lu-iy he wElie
'.Not4lng II tie world Lac a bit q
EBod cider vinegar e keep 81 the fes-
term i may seen q fri6e scratchv
Ter the moment. IN II azSazzl1afes the
hlo0d p-isou There re 90. Trss the nae
thing fer yS Joe Wha1 are ye sqUiru-
n atOurg
I'm ouly enjoying n rbe boy an
swerec writing A. the vinegar worn
I'd into tbe gash -.Dou't VOC mind nv
laughfng 70 myself
.sYe'rs a good one Joe SAID me
stiser. continuing his miuistratiOns y
wfsht. after ali ys felt Ike maxim me
kn0wn 70 whats the trouble There's
some Of u would ~ glad 70 take II VI
Ter re. and
s'No pB. Er's ~ right I was some
where ] had no business % Be, and
&c: caught"
who csuZnt ye?
'.First some nice white peopleT-Joe
EmiIed his distorted Smile--'snd then q
low down black man helped me 10 get
away rs soon as he saw who II was
Hes friend Of mine and be fell down
and tripred Ut, tine pursuit"
y always knew ye-d gif into large
trouble some day. The red bearded
man tore a strip from an old towel and
began TO bandage the boys head with
Al accustomed hand Yer taste fer
excitement ilas been GROWN OF ye ev-
cry minute Of the four years I've
known re-
1--WE got 81" Joe said, without reply
ting 10 Nike -and I'll leave the clothes
I've got on. Can ron NJ me 10 with |
something different
"I'n have the Things fer We. and I'll |
bet We know / have no use fer 81. re-
turned the red bearded man GROSSLY. /
4What are ye snifln' fer?
'.f'm thinking OF the poor fellow fflat
got the mate TO this, said Joe. touch
ting the bandage u can't help crying /
when / think they may have used vine
gar on his head too"
"Git to sleep II ye cam exclaimed
the Samaritan as a hideous burst Of
noise came from the dance room. where
some one seemed to be breaking q
chair upon an acquaintance. @I'H go
sut and regulate the boys q bit" He
turned down the lamp fumbled IN his
hip pocket and went 10 tine door.
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CHAPTER vi.

- HE day broke with scream OF
wind out of the prafries anu
gucn ci0udbursts Of snow that
n Joe could see neither bank OF
tie river as 8e made MS way down the
biz bend OF ice. The wind struck 50
bitterly that now and then be stopped
and, painting and gasping, ieaned his
weight against IL The snow On the
ground was caught up and fiew like
sea spume In a hurricane; ii swirled
about him. Joining the flakes Ia the
air. 80 that 1t seemed to be showing
from tine ground upward as much as
from the sky downward. Fierce as it
was. hard AZ 1t was to light through.
SNOW from the earth, snow from the
sky. Joe was grateful for it, feeling
that 1t veiIed him, making him safer,
though he trusted somewhat the
change OF costume he had effected at
Beaver Beach rough wOrkman's
cap was pulled down over his ears and
eyebrows; q knitted comforter was
wound about the lower part of mis-
face: under ragged overcOat he wore
bIne overalls and rubber boots. and In
one Of his red mlttened hands he
swung tin dinner bucket
He bent his body against the wind
and went on. still keeping to the back
ways. until be came to the alley which
passed behind his own home, where,
however. he paused only for mo
ment to make quick survey Of the
premises A glance satisfied him; he
rnn to the next fence boisted himself
wearily over II and dropped into Roger
Tai1ors hack yard
The place seemed empty. and ne was
on the point Of going away when ne
heard the click or the front gate aDd
saw arid coming toward him. At the
soGnd Of the gate ne had crouehed
close against the side of the house
hut she saw him at once.
She stopped abruptly and. thr0wina
the waterproof back from her head.
hooked at him through the driven 70.
of snow. One Of her hands was
stretched toward him iDvoluntariiy.
and II was IN that attitude that he
long remembered her-she looked an
Undine OF the snow.
suddenly she ran 10 him. still keep \
ing her hand outstrefched unfil a
touched his own.
How did you know meT' he said.
KNOW vour was all the answer sslre
made 10 that question '-come into the
house. I've got some coffee on the
stove for you. I've been up and down !
the street waiting for you ever since Il
began 10 get light There's no one
here"
She led him TO the front door. where
A. Stamped and shook himself. He |
was SNOW from head 20 foot.
She wasted no time IN getting him
b the kitchen where. when she had
bis overcoat. she placed him
Ia q chair. unw0und the comforter and,
Is carefully as y nurse lifted the cap /
'rom his injured head When the strip
1f towel tyas disclosed she stood quite
still for moment with the cap IN her
land Then with a broken little cry
The stopped and kissed lock or his
lair which escaped, discolored. beneath
NE kauriare-
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sack up In a httte boz outside q tent.
to see the Spotted Wild Boy" Yes. II
was Joe Loudenl Think you Mr. Arp
could forget that face, those crooked
eyebrowsf Had Esxew tested the rec
ognitioni Had he spoken with the
outcast? Had he not Aye, but with
such peculiar result that the battle OF
words among the sages began with a
true onset Of the regulars. for. accord
Ing to Eskew's narrative, when he had
delivered grimiy NJ the boy this charge
II know you-you're Joe Louden'" the
extraordinary reply had been made
promptly and without chBnge Of coun-
tenance. Positively no free seats
whats the matter with your Mr.
Arp whirled upon Uncle Joe Davey.
who was enjoying binise!f by repeating
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CHAPTER YIN

r UGENE did not inform Canaan
or any inhahitant Of MS ad-
venture Of the Straw Cellar"
49, NOR Ia any hear of mis- neeffng
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The acsings ifs and gacp and 20; unt the hull
q life h4s risen the head OF youth aors @
TIRE cAE-eser appear - viii. the subject Of our wo-E t
N IL 4oraag 81 yoati when appeared in Sweet af'@' n.y.
ire-End braeng not INIT; liz :~ ca
the nsts End driven tie broad fields tlc darkness, XII ts'
real brrs appear AMI them - III minds Wander t
bctufa h along WHICH ielh the ery stains h9'
heavily laden with the swe; SCH; " neYer ending Roy, tic
perfume If SlyiDrs lcyt ainia til rc la Of yrtled llEd
scae makes picture wi ciings With delightful in"H
-it, throughout HES aa and we il might create
EGn5r.s Ss wien rsf2cl ie past, AZ 1 birS o"i
tn da tlts s. crosed from hanra entire world
cegiuEg i;h GsS M watd 1p l.. e multiplied forms
ot"ona q te wall 7oyed mrot o. gi llc1a and lord
iSln r -rat of-es-irg bowers ira. tgiau.,a:y frGpl"
dr ana tea. sln the orlds dearest nope and cAuseh IN"
..tja- wander ar s,rasge gods the gods Of which
J@ri lr al ios-n rfae va"1ul!k" graS" who're
tho ipre d al 1fe an where eech ard everyone were
rers.rynr, 81 worldly dos sleep and 'igaber wiki The
fauy tha Quac! teachers, III lying lest
-d lie urtugtfu taosans fof eypr " ~ untimely iotb
Again wlen W. lop, ara poor struggling
toward t true light Of God holy word rs1ce oYer the
...oas tat H. is wrapped The mighty powers Of
tha word bat stopping forth from prson slavery e chur~
ero7 darkness the realm Q! eternal light He nor"
s.aiq or lys that intermediate land Of With rad about
in the prophecy OF Zc iariah saying
Ard sa.l -. til" day II Ugh, hal rot Is r' ~
4,s crias p. TIA tine -lsl' l. iih.
z.en.,..h l!-G~;.
Again whist loing upon the dark pictures Of A. ih"
resemble lie false teachrg, If former d9% end Il" ,ir"us
i.a'.nat Of today, only exclain that i ~ sI rit
npr drrt l.,ria answer pl"phccy he lgi will
vs. by Teclrcaly reasoning ready even
, pfln tat the cry os Cod is risen b.-'hr rth and
IT,. g..>!. .rr Hs !a a-v j. seen r -@ troT" 'Fer '
d> %. 'n n +h'; t", i"'.!'rr under the
vrea l!ur r,h 0, J". pursuing n way u '|n's- '
I ~, "a ~ The world ue lea lght "f God holy "rd T:lch
1a, " preached al tn ~orld bfor" Tie cni ,hail BE- Hence
.ua. u - and work Ia" NV T.,ti,ea' ! :, rightly,
uyl1. d. r u trash and whcn >odoa" viii c'ncido vito
tho ga l'o-rnnont
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II Ito KIDD Ed ! AL, try TO
stile,s les iiems for IT, car..gT.
W. ara 10 ing Ii1e Tsa:btr at
-: ut.
plos,Dg Is going ~ q: Dnsc..
Town,
r Nr Cunningham ard wife yi.it-
al .'.ss Miller last Friday.
I..s .!ccoy ras fencing Las
Sunday.
SIR Jo, MrCov ID. zen hrtas
iag his colt to IL
ur. Cunn:n:i'ams had con-
pany 'a.. Sunday.
..ir. Ffank II,lte.brand has ga'
o bic trade.
viii ri;g or II this escapes
the y. y. | viii write again.
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FLAT ROCK ITEMS
~ Ire Blue Ia,,

Weli I .hou, ut ihat J womb
s:n4b'. ..w Items COR the god
oti CRs,sLE.
Fine weather ut p-e.vLt.
Th.-. j. singing every SUu,
night at Rock Springs.
Martha Collins IS worx.n. :r
Mr.. i..,,.l-s
De. Maxwell called - Miss
EI.i- U5aton -: a.,,; vi" =
va.y i,w with l.,grip AT pres N.
We hoD, ier he. ,?e.dy recover.
..;i.e jim illtso!! the san ct
Mr.. Pad !iat.ci! ct his foo
eat am = ~. tie o'h.r day. Ear
p.c;,r NaHwti say. H. viii
rec1yrt Lu' i: w.l. always h.
smal4. ,uan I'll. other foot.
.Iart' Brown "a. wc!c2n'r
y..i..r a. Mr. SCOTS Friday.
'Ft.r. ,,sii a a -, .,,,uLr n,
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Question, 80. I
What rpaoo dii CHRIST ,ianl m
IN time the looI Of ,caLl
-. Spencer Gllis
~ ESTiON ~ :,

Bro. Jarrett ! wan' Is ask vnu
n qne.'lo'. md believe you "a,
answerlt. What day # ~. week
djl Christ begin bis work was i,
M MONDAY or ;.t | wautto lrow
Just what lay and ! want to Gnow
which iulhc Sabbath saturday or
| can't exactly under.
SaGnp,. 80, ,,n,.
AiAhd 1t in tho .sa..-. l"'''"
Please answer following questions.
Yours N one.
Miss Dora Kc;.b,
ko""ycIl NJ.
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CREATION
AND
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QIcshDh N. =
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
POLICE RAID TIPSTER'S DEN
Gang Supposed to Have Sent Out
Benning Results.
Birds Not Home, but sleufhs Carry
on Wires and Telegraph
Instruments.

What is thought by the police to have
been an attempt TO outwit the race track
authorities and send of tips 20 the out-of-
town poolrooms, was unearthed yesterday
afternoon.
For some time the Pinkerton detectives
have been endeavoring to stop this prae-
tice among the race followers, and have
tried every way 70 keep the race informa-
ton from them. Yesterday one OF the
detectives. accompanied by Sergeant Rus
sci. Of the Ninth precinct. discovered sew
eral coils Of telegraph wire in a shoe shop
near the race track which IS thought 70
have been left there by the tip senders.
What led 20 a far more important dis
coveTy was a small copper wire which
the officers found had been stretched from
building near the rack % q house oc-
eupied by a coiored family several hun
dred yards away. On searching this house
a telegraph instrument and apparatus for
sending messages was discovered In one
Of the upper rooms. The colored occupants
Of the house stated that several men had
visited the place the day before and had
promised $40 for the use Of the room for
one week The wires we're promptly re-
moved by the officers and were carried
along with the instrument TO the Ninth
precinct station.
The police stated last night that so far
as they are concerned. the tip senders
have violated no law ali OF the wire hav-
ing been stretched on private property
The officers have the names Of several men
who are thought to be the promoters of
the scheme. and further Investigation will
be made.