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bar iIuppet op, % ban por fommet
for at fiebe Brooiaut al Ereiten.
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til at giere gooe Winer til iIet SpiI
peo at toQe Sageu liaeBploiG. Ger
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"8Ipoer mig at gigre IereS Be
fienotitab, Iocnifc aoperfopteir. Ge
maa isIge mig"
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fine aonouifibe. iom bno6e nubuct
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men. aepteiu @rltic ina mn at bans
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ittp og II Mnuo bIeo fsrt iom San.
ger til "Stopauger
Gpi8".
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en- ipenif Raper
paa 1cocren.

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SDIono 250e San. 1886. San bar
aniot pe0 Stupnnger 3oloetot % bar
en- rig og nuiect Wor0. Sans Nor
oor Gotter al Spben 9or8crmeiter
8oot3eu og is0t 9oe Ho0. 1884. Bre.
item gore bsrte altioa til en- rig og
fornem 6amilie. San par git me0
yuma 9Iomme, fsbt 1914, en- Date:
al fin 6ormoub / Gmbeoet.
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Cine. San bar bIeg, % bans Saaro
ifnIp, ga Fan rafte bcnbe aifterten.
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men life fsrer ipenif Stag"
gu bar Ret. Gar, iDerit Stag"
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latte fig tunst neo i 2RneitoIen 90
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ror MOB agitenl"
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gper og oarffii aommarbanten!"
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mlter ieuere gaIopereoe en- RDtter sit.
ooer Spngbeierne.
ga Ser en- lime ieuere 6anfe6es
paa 9sreu. haube greiteiamilien
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uniperlitet paa. JsIano.

Zen lite Sftober er dItto en- DAG
at @ctpoeubeo ! SsIano; ben Gag
aienoptases nemIis llnoerpisninger
| iamtltae 2anoetS SfoIer, bsiere
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bet opfpIbt. @npnliabeocn % Rso.
peioigbeoen al en- iaaSon SfoIe trGn.
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fort Strtot / Retniugen b~enintoh
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ret lepenoe / nGIten en- bel Wsenneife.
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neriitet ipr S5Iono eler en- "2anoS.
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% Ell &pgeifole Ora 1870
bar man 10 M, 2ooifoIen i~bcregnet,
4 SofuItetcr % ioauibt tan man 10
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bcgDnote meb 6 Shioenter;
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res for 2iebIiftet al benboISsuis 8
o. 10 Stuocntcr.
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9eitrpbeIier / De ienere aar / Ret.
ming al acknowledgements 6remme.
GleperncS initial or 81.
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Norsk B%oghande|.
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Scnb "GecorobsB Oiteu" til SIGgt
oa genncr / BET eamIe 2anb.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
ADVOCATES OF TEMPERANCE
Lost Their Breath When They Read Of Ex
Senator Carmaek's Reported Position.

The temperance forces of Knoxville
had their breath quite taken away by
the dispatch which came from Nashville
and appeared in The Journal and Trib.
une yesterday, to the effect that Edward
Carmack was not party to the move
ment for statewide prohibition which
is to be inaugurated shortly in Nash
vile, and moreover, that he is not to
address such meeting.
"What does it mean?" was the query
of lots of people in Knoxville yester-
day. Temperance advocates were loath
to believe that it was true and express
ed themselves that Mr.. Carmack had
been misunderstood.
The anti.saloon forces have no other
battle cry for the coming November
election than estate wide prohibition u
If Mr.. Carmack is not for it heart and
soul and ready to launch the move
ment, then the temperance people will
have cold feet so far as following him is
concerned.
The temperance leaders here rather
than comment on the report are simply
saying, Wait until Mr.. Carmack OK.
plains his position.
From the politicians standpoint, il
is claimed that state wide prohibition
would lose to Carmack the largest
counties in the state in the county pri-
mary to be held and that it might de-
feat him for the nomination under the
Patterson primary plan.
Whether this was an. actuating mo-
tive in Mr.. Carmack' attitude with re.
ference to the meeting in Nashville will
probably not be dlvulged if it were
true.
The situation is such that there il
unquestionably great deal of interest
locally as to what is to be developed
with reference to further saloon legis.
lation in Tennessee Knoxville Jour.
nal and Tribune.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
Carmack ClaQaers' Methods.

For the limited aggregation of fair,
square talent and merit in Carmack
and his shouters, they have without
question in the shortest time made
more noise and for the least cause than
any bunch OF political buffers, gum
shoe artists and bogus statesmen who
have strutted the stage Of "bogie man"
politics in Tennessee in decade. They
are all stars, and each entitled to ap-
plause and decoration with tan can,
bone rattle and like ornamentals appro-
pirate and scare-crow paraphernalia.
Before the campaign now opening to
the people of Tennessee ends they will
have these decorations interspersed
with cabbage head applause and other
suitable recognition from the democra-
cy and people of the state who could
not be bamboozled and deceived by
misleading statements and tin can
music.
While Patterson for months has been
overwhelmed with the responsible, aye,
the most solemn, painful, sad and seri-
GUS duties of his Office, duties in which
he was compelled to decide questions
of life and death to men, prayers and
hopes of women and children, of faith
ers and mothers, and as we'll matters
affecting the welfare of all the people
of the state, these noisy and hungry
officeseekers with gum-shoe methods
traversed the state perfecting an organ
ization to mislead the people, win their
confidence and slip into Office on a
false pretense scheme. Patterson is
not demagogne, nor is he fool; and
the men charged with the duty of hold
ing Tennessee in the democratic col
umn are not fools and could not and
can not be frightened or deceived by
"bogie men" tactics, and bushwhacker
methods. They stripped the players
of their scary trappings, and ripped the
meshes of the webbed nets laid by them
for the democrats of Tennessee.
| OF course they are noisy-why should
they not be? Of course, they will con
tinue their efforts to deceive the people
of the state. But when Patterson anC
the democrats of the state who stanC
for its welfare, progress and prosperity
appear before them and present the
truth and wisdom of the action of the
state committee under discussion ant
those principles of government ant
manhood which stand for all these, tn,
noisy boys will bow and pull the cur
tain down. Nashville American.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
ANY DEMOCRAT CAN DEFEAT SEC TAFT.
New York Sun Says Bryan or Hearst
Would Garry the Nation.

Washington, D.. G. March 3.-The
New York Sun editorially todayEde-
clared that Taft cannot be elected
President even il he is nominated by
the republicans at Chicago, which it
doubts.
This interesting statement is made
even more so by the further declara-
ton that either Bryan or Hearst, If
nominated by the democrats, can car
ny New York state over any candidate
the republican party may put up.
The editorial has attracted much at
tention and caused widespread COM
ment among politicians IN Washington
Among other things, the editorial
says: "If Taft were to secure the re-
poblican nomination, q contingency
which has been effectively provided
against, he could not be elected. The
democrat candidate, whether Hearst
or Bryan, would win.
Speaking of our own state New
York; we record our conviction that
no republican candidate-and we par
ticularly include Roosevelt-can carry
it against Bryan, Hearst or any other
democrat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05

The committees policy of "tne peo'
Pile be id" will cause Patterson
and his machine to receive the worst
drubbing ever administered to any man
in the history of the state. Mark that
Springfield Herald,
Following this hot air declaration we
find in this same paper the following
significant paragraph, one of which is
probably bluff:
"a Carmack club should be organic
ed in every civil district Of Robertson
county. We have hard fight before
us and eternal vigilance is the price OF
success.
This lie q strange confession when II
has been repeatedly asserted by 1Ot
papers out Of III that an Overwhelming
majority Of the people favor Carmack.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05

If the primary ordered by the state
committee is such horrible affair as
the Carmack press declare it to,be, why
don't they publish the plan and let the
people see the hideous thing that 80
outrages the democratic party? 1t
should be allowed to speak for itself
but not one paper has dared publish it
because they could no longer misrepre-
sent it, once it was allowed to be seen
how false and misleading were their
statements. Instead of being q dele
gated convention, in the sense they
mean to convey, it is to be direct
primary in which every voter will be
able to vote direct for his choice for
governor and have his vote counted as
east. The candidate getting majority
Of votes in the county is to have all the
votes of that county in the state con-
vention. When did it become undemo-
cratic for the majority to rule or the
county to be the unit of the state
convention?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05

les, the hypocrites and frebrands-
breaking the fire of persecution from
every nostril and engaged in crusade
to reform the morals of free people
according to standard fixed by them
and as destructive to the peace and lib
erty of the people as the torch Of Omar.
Give them the power, supported as they
would be by spies, informers and pro-
fessional witnesses haunting grand jury
rooms and criminal courts, and no man
would be safe; give them the power
and in little while the horrors of the
inquisition and the flaming stake would
be. repeated
The whole propaganda Of these ex.
tremists is destructive Of liberty and
the genius of our institutions.
Mr.. Carmack is heading dangerous
element, and the time has come for the
great conservative forces OF the state to
rally around the standard of NJ. r. Pat
terson, whose sane temperance views
appeal to the highest ideals of true
democrats -Rhea County News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05

Conceding that Mr.. Carmack is the
able man his friends claim he is, or
even half as able, that would put him
above all his fellowmen, isn't it de-
plorable state OF affairs for him to waste
his intellect running for governor with
the state committees action on his de-
mand for a primary the paramount is
sueP Is it possible that we shall be
asked to defeat Mr.. Patterson for his
endorsement term simply because the
executive committee differed from Mr..
Carmack, and decline to accept his
views? What kind of blood has he
been drinking now that his views are
democratic and those entertained by
other treason ?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
DENIAL BY MR.. CARMACK
Participation In the Movement
For Statewide Prohibition. EX-SeD-
atOr Also denies That Ex-GOV. Cox
is TO be His East Tennessee
Manager.

Nashville, Tenn, March 4,-The move
ment for state wide prohibition to be
inaugurated in Nashville March 12, was
stripped of much of its significance to-
night by the denial from Senator Car
mack that he would deliver the prin-
cipal address or participate in the meet
ing.
The report was current today that
the former senator would lead the anti
whisky fight in Nashville but upon in
vestigation it was ascertained that the
report was without foundation.
1t has been generally accepted that
prohibition might proveIa significant
slogan in the coming campaign, but it
ia obvious that little is being said either
way just now and indications are that
there is possibility that nothing will
be said about it at all in the campaign.
Senator Carmack tonight also denied
the report that Ex-Governor John l..
Cox would manage the senator's cam
pagin in East Tennessee. "The quest
ion of selecting anyone" said Mr.. Car
mack Gas my manager in East Tennes-
see has never been discussed, suggest
ed or even thought OF.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
HYPOCRISY CAN'T WIN

Much as we love the brilliant Car
mack, personally and otherwise, with
this issue the News pulls. down bis name
from its masthead, where it has stood
through all his campaigns, and replaces
it with the name of that other great
Tennessean, whose matchless leader
ship made him governor of the COM
monwealth, and the star of destiny
marks him to succeed himself-Mal-
colin r. Patterson.
Receding not one step from our posi-
ton on the temperance question, we
endorse Gov. Patterson for his temper
ance record and point to the fact that
he has approved more temperance mea-
sures than any of his predecessors.
We are moved to take this course
through no feeling of resentment
against Mr.. Carmack himself; but de-
spising hypocrisy, falsehood and mean
ness, and fearing nothing but coward
ice, we charge that lined up behind
Mr.. Carmack are the cranks and fanat-
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
First Patterson Literature. .

The first literature being distributed
from the headquarters of Gov. Patter-
son is copy of the primary plan adop-
ted by the State Committee. 1t is the
purpose Of the governor to put the
plan before the people ia order that
they may see, and seeing believe in it's
fairness and justice. The action of the
Stvte Committee will no doubt be one
of the chief issues of the campaign.
Senator Carmack's friends are also cir
culatipg literature on large scale, and
the first literature distributed from his
headquarters was an article on the I'M
fairness of the plan adopted. The arti-
Gle appeared before the action of the
committee and was written in contem-
plation ofthe course taken in adopt
ing the county-unit plan. Nashville
American.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
SAMUEL MoCRACKEN EFT AL
VS..
MATTHIAS HILBERT EFT AL

To Lizzie Walker, Matthias Hilbert,
William Lovegrove, Lemuel Love-
grove, Gertrude Hilbert Duff, Eu-
gene Hilbert, Edgar Hilbert, Mary
Hilbert, and Emma Hilbert ---,
whose surname, and the surname and
Christian name of her husband also,
unknown.
In this cause il appearing from the
allegations of the bill, which is sworn
to, that those names above are defen-
dants, and non residents of the state of
Tennessee, and that the surname of
Emma Hilbert, and both surname and
Christian name of the defendant hus-
band of said Emma Hilbert, are I'M
known; they are therefore hereby re-
quired to appear before the CLERK and
Master of she ChanceFy court, OF his
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05
VIII Run Against Ex-GOy. JnO. |. Cox.

Bristol, Tenn, March 3.-Former
foterial representative of Sullivan and
Hawkins counties, W. T. Latture, of
this city, announces that he will OPP
pose former Governor Cox for re elect
ion to the senate from the Second sena-
torial district and warm race is ex
pected. Latture defeated Judge Sam
uel Chestnut in democratic district
several years ago and is very strong
with the people.
Cox's action in having his lieuten
ants indorse his candidacy for the sen
ate at the snap convention he'd in
Blountville recently for another pur-
pose is being condemned by many
prominent democrats and he will en-
counter strong opposition from his
own party.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-03-05

Some newspapers seem to really be-
leive that the people were behind the
clamor for direct primary as desired
for Carmack simply because number
of newspapers said 30, and the county
committees signed petitions asking for
it. If YOU want to find ont how foolish
this notion is, just ask any democrat
you find, who has something else to do
besides talk politics, and yeu will find
he is not disturbed about the matter.
and never has been. There is nothing
in this noise but a concerted movement
to fool the people. Suppose Carmack
b ad sent out petitions opposing pri-
mary in the same manner, don't you
knowithey would have been signed just
as redily and the same newspapers
would have stood for any plan Mr..
Oarmack desired. The Chattanooga
News admits Col. Doak's article, pub
lished elsewhere in this issue is a
strong argument, but says he does not
touch upon the question of the right of
the committee to turn down the will OF
the people. This is just what he does
do and shows there was no real de-
mand, save in the minds Of few fell
lows who were determined to mislead
and misrepresent.