The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-11-13
MANY TRIBUTES
To THE DEPARTED
MESSAGES OF COINCIDENCE COME
FROM ALL SECTIONS or THE
COUNTRY.
EXPRESS HORROR At CRIME

sympathy. A. o. Bacon.
IN in
Dresden, Tenn, Mrs. E. W. Car
Of tenderest sympathy in this awful
sym hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Finis ]. Garrett
pro
tho Union City, Tenn, Mrs. E. w. Car
mack:-With great sorrow we extend
'0 to you our sincere sympathy in your
ana great bereavement. Alex and Mrs
Non. Fannie Moore
all
,aan Paducah, KY, Mrs. E. w. Carmack
You have our deepest sympathy.
May God bless you and your boy.
gust Annie Taylor Mills Elizabeth Taylor
rom Anthony.
edi-
and Briston, Tenn, Mrs. E. w. Carmack
ex and son:-With you the truest man.
-on hood and womanhood of Tennessee
and the nation mourn his life. His
death will prove a blessing to this
and generations unborn, but these are
for this hour. w. R. Hamilton, Actg.
Supt. Tenn. Anti-Saloon League.
You
ON Kansas City, Mo-, Mrs. e. w. Car
You mack:-You have our deepest SYM
lick pathy in your bereavement. c. A.
Shepard.
OK: Washington, D. c., Mrs. e. w. Car
tiny mack:-My deepest sorrow and SYM
ana pathy in your great bereavement. Ten
H. nesseans here mourn. Robt. M. Gates.
or Birmingham, Ala, Mrs. e. w. Car
on, mack Know that you have my
a. tenderest sympathy and earnest pray
ers. Jennie Harris Southall.
ar Memphis, Tenn, Mrs. e. W. Car
asst mack Accept my sincerest sympa-
or thy. Am shocked beyond expression
at the awful crime. K. d. McKeller
ar Memphis, Tenn, Mrs. E. w. Car
On. mack:-Dear Miss Cobey our hearts
TOR go out to you in this hour of your
great afliction. Cham and Willie
Norfleet.
ar
in Midway, KY, Mrs e. w. Carmack:
Words are inadequate to express our
sympathy for you and yours in this
EFF Mrs. H. L. Martin.
NJ
Cincinnati O., Mrs. E. w. Carmack:
Il am inexpressibly shocked and
IT. grieved to hear Of your good husbands
n. cruel death. Accept assurances of
e. deepest sympathy. ]. B. Foraker.
re Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs. e. w. Car
v. mack:-My wife and mother join me
in sympathy too deep for words. /
will be over tomorrow to pay last G
r. tribute. Geo. F. Milton. b
y 3
a. Island, NJ Y, Mrs. e. w. Carmack
d deepest sympathy in your great be-
'. reavement A. H. Thomas. ;,
IL
p Pulaski, Tenn, Mrs. e. w. Carmack:
Q You have our deepest sympathy and
}. love in your great loss. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. A. Crockett. ;,
:. New York, Mrs. e. w. Carmack:- :.
v Words cannot express my sorrow and
| sympathy for you. The loss is to the
state and nation also. Walter @. -
Holmes. ~
L..
, Hopkinsville, KY, Mrs. e. w. Car
mack:-Love and sympathy from us
, all. If can serve you wire me and
will come. Lucille Blake. 80
al an
Washington, d. c., Mrs. q. w. Car
mack:-Accept our deepest sympathy
in your bereavement. Mr.. and Mrs. mo
&c. T. Bride. o.
My
Knoxville, Tenn, Mrs. e. w. Car vo,
mack:-My deep and loving sympathy n
for you and yours. Lucy g. Briscoe.
LaFollette, Tenn, Mrs. e. W. Car ~.
mack:-Accept our heartfelt condol- -,
ence In your great bereavement. Mr.. -,
! and Mrs. w. A. Owens.
Memphis Tenn, Mrs. e. w. Car ma
mack:-Our heart bleeds for you. gri,
Would that we could help assuage Bel
your grief. A. c. Floyd, Florence !.
Floyd