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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
PRES. TAFT RESPONDS.

There was much enthusiasm when
President Taft arose to speak. 1t was
evident that he could not ignore the
statements of Senator Tillman and
particularly those referring to Cuba.
Those who expected him to speak in
tones of anger were disappointed.
His attitude toward Mr.. Tillman was
that OF a father toward an erring
child and he soon had his audience
seeing Mr.. Tillman in the light OF
a man whose oratory ran away with
him aid compelled him to say things
he did not mean. When the President
finished there was a wild outburst
and Mr.. Tillman ran over and patted
Mr.. Taft on the back. The Presi-
dent spoke in part as follows:
COMPARED HIM TO A HEIFER.
I don't know whether IL was with
that in his mind that your presiding
officer called on MY brother TIL
man" to open the ball. but after
Brother Tillman got to work the
presiding officer looked to me like
that farmer who yoked himself with
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

Mrs. II. f. Thompson continues
sick at her residence 104 W. Jack.
son Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Having stopped Developments

will sell Forest Lodge cheap for
cash. JOHN CUSSONS, Glen Allen,
Virginia. St
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
SENATOR
TILLMAN
BLUNDERS
En7bdrrdSSeS Diplomatic Guests. ==Hdrdn6ue on
the Race CueSfiOH==The Presiding Officers
MiSfdke==E0reS. T'dff'S Timely Response.
CATHING REBUKE HUMOROUsLY DELIVEREE

Washington. Jan. ga large
portion of the 100 men who at.
tended last nights annual dinner of
the Washington Corral. Military Or
der Of the CarabOa, are saying to-
day that they are mighty glad they
were there. It was the most notable
function in the history OF the Wash
ington branch OF this organization,
whose membership is limited 10 Of
ficers OF the army, the navy and the
marine corps who served in the
Philippines during the period OF the
Aguinaiuo insurrection. The Hon.
Benjamin Ryan Tillman. Senator
from South Carolina, ran afoul Of
the Hon. William Howard Taft, Pres
ident OF the United States, and got
a spanking. of which The Sun told
briefly this morning. 10 was a spank
ing scientifically administered and
Incidentally &c placed Mr.. Taft In the
front rank of after dinner speakers
While serious ar times he inter
sIsersed his renla4 IS with good na-
tured satire at Mr.. Tillmau's expense
and put everybody, including Mr..
Tillman, in good humor.
SENATOR TILLMAN SPEAKS.
Mr.. TiIman was the first speaker
of the evening He made a character
istic pitchfork speech alleging that
the members of the Caraboa society
by the very songs they had sung
acknowledged that they were ashamed
Of the part they took in the con
quest OF the Philippines. According
20 Mr.. Tillman mixture of races in
the Philippines had brought new
race question 60 the United States.
and he used such expressions as
hell BROTH" ''mongrels" and mis-
cegenation."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
OalciaI:

FOR RENT-good hand laundry. in
Oak Park. Cheap With well az
door. Good patronage. NJ II.
OMOHUNDRO. Groom 32) 11O3
East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

Mr.. Ernest Brown, OF 2 w. Baker
st. is improving rapidly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Fifth St.
Baptist
Church.
Located, Cor. 9TH and jackson Sts.
RICHMOND, va.
Weekly News Column.

REV. w. =. GRAHAM. d. D.. Pastor
Residence:
los p. Leigh St., Richmond. Va.
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD. Editor.
Office:
1918 +. Broad St. Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

Lieut. Col. w. r. Abererombie.
Fort George Wright
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

An auxiliaries, branches Of the
church, except the Sunday-cschool
have suspended meetings TO unite
with the church in conducting the
revival services. Wont Won Gomez
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
sNgtmtpnn.

eSR ben 0on Batohrdnben spie6er
10 i6lDer bsimgsiudttn @ebisten oes
noroli6eR Midigan bat Eh Der Iebns
LOOT eripariete Rsssn enoIih eiRges
ltelt 10 cab jeBt ale Teiterer 6efobr
9elhpuRoeH 81 iein Iheint.
SH Dem 2obnitreit 5piihen ben
ais Wlid. llnite0 9cifnsDs betennten
electrii6en 2~arsbabnsH uno ibren
WotorIsutsR uno @onoucteureH .habsn
bic Shieosrihter einIimmig ssti6ies
BEN, 6aB bic 9euts / Sent bic Stuu0e
Gcbn3ufdlag srbalten IoaeH. lolhs.
pslde fd0r iibsr 3 Sabre i'm DENT
oer @efeliaaft iin0, ~ Gents mebr.
ALLAN u. 9lrmiir0ng, osr bstriis
geriife frii6ers Director oes 3uhtbou=
iss In Sadon n, lit 3u l 5abt @or-
rettionsbaus uno $4,000 GelobuBe Uers
urtbeilt peroen.
gu Sfbpemtng itiig5te bic in
Ann 4rbor %beteimaibete 2ebrerIa
9ulu 9eismer sinen 60 SUB iisfen
@ru5enihaht birab uno srlitt 9er-
lebungeH, bic einen t0otliden 8erlaui
ntbmen birFten.
Durh 4bitur3 pon einem Was
gen srIitt esr Bel @reeRpoop an.
idfigs 5urmsr Sci. 2atour sinea Ge-
uidbrua, Der ieinen 1p5 CUR JoIse
bate.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Tctun.

Wlit elmer in Des Motnes
abosbaItensH uno BON miRoeltens 10,s
900 geriOnm beiuhtsn MlaHsnpers
iommIung, bti nelfer bic 9unoesie
natersu Dolfpsr uRD Gummins ais
@toner a%uftraten, batsn bic .progrel
FueR@ RspablicaHer in DieIem Staate
i9rt Champagne in aller Torm erofInet.
Dsaiuer ftiiiiirte in Ieirsr Reoe Biz
S1~rifoortaqe neil tie ben 8aub lega=
lifre, uno mdHte Dem 9rdiioenten ben
gorpurf. caB er 0as @olf bstrsffs Der
Eorifporlage tduihte. Gummins grill
Die r%edctiondren 8epublieaner an, Die
CT 6eu6ler HaHnte.
-3ipiiden BEN 3o6lengrubenbe fBerr
in oielem Staate uno ibren Arbeitern
1T sin auf 2 Sahrsn Iauienoss lIebers
eiutommen 6e3iiaIih Der SobHe getroi
fen mcrosu uao 0ie @rubsn puroen
am [. Moutda mieor ee0Ffnet. Gihi
nur BADEN oie 4rbeiier Die %seforoeris
9r6nsrb6buRa srhaIttn, %ioneeru e
ino ibuen auC3 Before Sinerbsltspors
ri6tunaen uno anOere 0erbe6eruneen
ibrer Gage susshaRosH poroen. Die
Soften eer Qobnerh0burg BADEN Oit
@rubsnbeFber auf oas Bublicum al.
eslaoeu inOem lie ben 9reis fir Rob
len nm 2 Gents per Gonne sttlbtea,
Su ~ drfbdtItopn pur'
ben nieser einmal cue Saloons IN
iolQe tiHer siuatreidten Remonfron3.
Netiiion aeihloHm.
= WIS 9fnait Bor lem Aaaepfder
GomeNn bat Ter Sarmer SobH glar'
lop III 6ounctI 8tuffs sin'
tieis unttrirod6s 66ble 9egrdben. nm
oosin 3uiiudt 81 iuden. Mit ieiHsr
eaa3en Tdmilis une 2 4ieroen UNI
anxrso# S6iersa miro sr in bic SobI'
jitgsn.
IN her Rihs pon goopoill'
1T Cel sutoedt ucreeu uHo lino msbs
rsrs Eauieno Aerss Qano poR elmer
oeienlaaft etpaHist iDcrDsn, I'm So4.
ruaNeH 0er5unebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

rsHe ober SpsrrB perfu6ts. bic 4noe=
zen 81 rettsu. ftiir5ts rsr 6uBbO0sH Elm
uno 4le tamsn in ben 5lammsn i'm.
81 +. Club braHnten 6ans
uno S6eune 0on 4nbr. 5ris nieOsr.
Sn & +. Setter erlitt Ger 4
Sabre ate Donol0 Bother t0otli6s
grancuuHoen, iHoem sr beim SpisIen
nit Streit90l5srn fsiue 9lsicer in
brdHo iette.
= 9rsi mnstirte gonoiten fprsnss
ten nahis ben Geloidront Der 1irif
State 8anf IN m uno 3unoez
ten oann bag Gebdnee an. Sn benz
GelofhraHt befanoen fih $500, bef)
lUuroen biz 1isbe perideuht, ehe re
nos @el0 erlanstsH. Mlan bat bisber
nod teiHe Spur Bon ZEN 9anoiten.
SH WinHeapplis beaiRs
Der so Sabre ate Tri9ere RonlaBritz
ter s. U. g0rriaan, Elm bstanHter be-
m0tratiI6sr pOIititsr. B~srmutblib me-
sen neutrality-suspicious., Sslbitz
mnrh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
59ltna.erntm.

1ie oemolratiids Staa.secns
ctpiicn lift auf ben q. SuIi nab
ItiEneapplis sinbsgafsn nor
os1.
De 0dlobraHoS welhe pieesr
ayefs 9Idhen iui u6roliden 1linHt
e.a psyeWyten uno lpieosr cisls lfil
liersH fub Gubbol3 psrniHtet BADEN,
iaso ouvb 8taeniau aeodmpft neresn
aee man slsubt. oaB isst ale SsfabT
b ei.iaf 1T.
re- gr esr SiaatsuRipsriiiat prn
l3ianeia.a III cir eehyitlbl fiir 6orlt
peien enseuhvt porotn.
u FnrfNautt ftel als
W~o6ntaus .oss Bert Sprgn sirsH
@rancs sum Crftr uro In ssa SLANT
men I~ansgu Spegrn. 3 ieinsr 2tnosr
int litter ron Z. 8 IL 3 Sabrea mo
.os So sabre cite Srau asloss. ieiae
ap estymutier. ihrtn Seo. 6rdu
ptrfh oas @atn Hno eaS a.lefs
Giuo rarosa ssrSissi. @perrp raT
irlib a7 GGorlen ogi aaRotD uno
hoits Ftusr III str Slide anssmadt,
lrorauf * rieosr ialaisa sins. Saio
oagaaf i0hgR Sic 3a1cagn oa4 SRs
rtrs ots Sdait bisrnen, uno oey "a
mile. lie int 2. Stodsrtgs itliei. T0y
Der Nt3 sur TluGi aoNidniitsn ~
Pie Sysepsu tsreiis tyeinNH. Gas
.dia s 0ine ipEaH9 aus 0em 6tniits,
Fsaa Seysyr uuo Nas 9istnis uar'
.tn cen sirtm aaHh1s ssNs.si, NAB
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
9uldrnirdJr
atnd1rtd}tru.
3uti,eis.

6AtcdAo.- Dc uit ln.tyaA
unl eet In Der r0otHtu3 &uwc.tg
btlr hsuotn 4RiBwtiaiaait .6sitaats
Nlegttam eomuunieR idsiat m5t.ia.
rsR @gbtiikn Uoh llnas aittsa euac
W itin. StBtiit eas @1lstccgagig
atni uHiss Der Naee NM leic ifcn
fsgt TAX e,ea. su #itieHtsta wts
DEPARTMENT hrt,r otr. cee5sal
G. etr treirtu gustupists'aai.
rthi suul3acssn ,lean s. nanbul
faori tG# GCurih3t iar offcadGt
Aret tar tt g1crrHas Gcunii
l,f r.eW 81 ielxgJ Nseag.emer,
etrinret Settern...1idae etyaa.
tgat.-t1 nstie. es lgia 4mt Hieatr
ae.ts.uHe Nleecy. SaHt BAT itnsr.
Ntteattsaor strr. Muaantu. si
onaa-Ac4fsisG t~.a1ra Sri
lstn iaa1soUa.i D1ensa. osg BE-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

GoIpra0o.-Gsi elmer rootaIs
optinn" 4bIimmuns in Denner
Ts1tsn sic .RahsE'. Sci Ger @o5l
Der itdoiiihsn 9samteH ifeiren in
dnssmeinsn Die Dsmolrutsn asFesi 81
habsn.
aarfaa.- Ra6s Miftcn sris
sleiien 1 Waeeons zines 3usss IND
ia gsrioren ruretn rsrless. oaruHtsr
> ifwsr. Der Bot It.. DsrGtDa9en
r%sr6rannss. Sure @aneeg65ogs
nurse in @slIir9ton uon Ter
a1ilaae ees gottiumcroes frsisapros
n. er bebaupts.s O1B e in eer
1antlbstt Isire 5raa fir sirsr elns
bre4sr at6a.ten ano aus 8sgie5tn e.
ihaTsn hase.
MrfaHfas- Sin Rssey. mel.
der n6hrsno eirss SsTsiiss eiHsa iHnz
ssa Wefbsn farsr asgNgt batis, nars
b in 4fboouR rcn eintE Itos
aus csn @gf5usnib stb5li uro &C.
b1nas. - Nrau Wesitn 0risai uuo
yrau Ggna Gsatb nao iaas @sacer
ertranitR 81 @ittom. 5ls fs ben
goHcso; NtuB in sinsm &assR srels
sen molssu.
CtI1homd.- Iabe @anttte
e~rtgantsn i'm 9eno GrssE 8 S6htsr
ots ocS.istH bsiann.su Sc @lzmcE=
nes :. 9. Soften. SIN 5fi.n
Essii oes Stats habsn f6ners Re
csn1aFt sssesvsliHe 5o4aHtgH rsr
uridtt- 81 3ormdn ruroe en-
Tagmtr zen sintr 0igssirggm ss.css
.ts sao sIsss Ss4i@sssE aussti1ist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

Sn Scottsburg puros oas
9oItamt BON 8dubern nit DDndmit
oemolirt. Quf 8iirgsr, bic ourt ooS
@etoie erndhteu. ipurOe geiboHen.
Die gaRoiten mutBteH ober fliihien,
cine @elo erbeutei 81 bdben.
Der StrabeRbabnitrsit in 9 ne
cenneg lit 81 GRoe gsiommsn, in=
BEN rem Streiterr cine 9o1r5ulags
BON [ Sent bic Stunoe bel 12ltin0is
GER Sa8ssarbeit sugsItunoen puroe.
sic baiten 8 Gents bic Stuaoe une
9itiineise Idsssarbeit %seforssrt,
gu Sontb 8eno raEnts eiHe
Ran9irlocomOtipe in eiRsn gircasiuns
gen 6ineiu. pobei 3 Gireusleute per.
lebt iuuroen.
9u Bennett Z Rsilsn rsf.
lid pon 9ogdR8p0rt. ilus iIs
WaQ0Bin Ger Gaspdri Stone So. il
Dem fh 800 8fuHo 0pnamit bsfan4
Den, in bic guft. Gsgeu 20 gs,ioneH
puroen oabsi Oerltst uno oieIe Sc.
tduos tei6dbigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
8uo-Dnkntn.

Sin Shnseiturm tobte pieosr in
oen glnd 5ias. begleitst BON elmer
GGlte, bic oas 6emuie uno Sds 8Ieins
obt ert0otst 81 baben ideint.
M;e Der GbsF Snesnieur bes
Rcd SstdnO=SDItems betaRnt CAB,
.piro bic Strede MberOssn=
Bierre Bis sum L. San. 1911 BEN
8etrisbe ii6trgeben msresn.
Die itaatlihe Wobltbdsi9tsitsbez
SCRIBE bat iiol. non 6 u er sinegier>
detection ols gaupIaB fir 0as 5a err
rihtenbe foatli6e Sbpin0iu6tss
Sanaterium orgetauft. Sc niro je=
bod bsdbiiAtist, Das Eerrain ouf min.
oeitens 1000 4crss gu srtpsitsrn, TO-
balo bic n0tbissa 6OH0s D~or3aHOeH
iH0.
Grmutbigt 0urd bic Groberuna
mebrtrerS rtItaft,a I'm gonntB, baden
biz 9rObibitioniiten pon saul
Gountp bsihioheH. Elm DOlItGRois
ges Qesislaturs uno Gountps Sidst Bel
ben yrimdrpablen en- Z. Stunt ms
6elo gu iteleH.
Die 6taot gantton bat ibrC
@srpoltunQsperiooe unter benz Som.
miHionsplane begouneH.
Der 22idbrige 6rie6r. 6iloei
brandt, GobR zines noblbdbsnoer
1ormers, ertrdnt beim 6ilten i'm
6ermdnnsSee gu W aOifoH, iHfol'
| as aenssrns isines 2ahns.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

s. 2. Rae, 91itslisO elmer NAM
osrnosH 8uRfreitertruppe, BAT lin i'm
9cteI Geleb in glsin bsrsiitst. ans
sebIid aus Q%isbesgram.
gu Rem . Douglas puroe bic
l9ld9rige Eodter bes 5armers So6n
&diler pom Bit eriSlassT.
~ Sn llpperAItont e5in5 Sol.
God, Elm @Iasbldier. Gus 5ur6t, feline
4r6eit 80 DetlisreH, Selbfm0ro mits
telit 6orbolidurs.
SR Rodforb tarb bic So
Sabre ate 5rdu 6anHab Daniels I'M
iolss iiberE a5,5sr 6ebrau4s BON
8raaiepulDerr Se latte Elm bdlbes
9uBeno Bill. ...aerbal6 Deniger
Stunoea genommen, um Elm &opTTsb
81 pertreiben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Mie perIautei. Eat Manor q

nou Untr aNoegm Seize betr1htet,
Nraa g @rumbduaa als 0aytpilt.
ebio ihrtibt; a@ine 6yaa, wct3sr IA
,Nhytn Nipsuirautfr liekrte. ,ygiayi.
oaB o~trislae Dos TsHitmdoasn Hbst.
fAifi9 maght "a 0ts A.pWlragt;r d,
iQ oobI eybalt. oaB it like 6aasaT.
belt lslber wyyihieH Tam"
6ogni's @ipeulrau.tr 1T gang M.
ieroers iuF Sen Sotiyn GgQ0uiemus
etr 6ydaeu agtiausi. eg baui aui
tdrii uno ,raitist. Nigc u;dt In
&petbglsa ~psrlaait, N9ar iaysite an
n. @eter Fobtwb n Sens Sc. No.
l9-25 =. 9oaw aee. 6bi.a9e. Su.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22

3psi 9Ori9ldse sur 9beiluns
ron WilliGms gountp neroen
Den WdblerR bsi Der nGnIen dlgs=
meinen Babl unterbrsitst rerotn. Der
eine plan fiebt cine osrartige 9heis
lung Dor, odB Rap Sig oer nsueH
6ountDs Yerpdltgno fpirb, Der anoere
befdrmOrtst bic ShafFung BON DiDibe
GouHtp cur1 a6trennung oes n0roliz
den 3beiles 0ss gegsRndrtigen
GouniD's.
9as O6erFaatsseri4t Hat enc
ReaDerbanoIune i'm Rsnpiltss
GountB sale anseor0net. neil oas
G0unip BEL Der Iebten Wabl ni6t ges
ietmdBig prsaniFrt rporeeR fei.
Die 9erbaroluugsn iibsr Ou
gau elmer 9inie Der 500" =9abH iibsr
.9sDiIs Gate iino nun abgsfdloi
len uro cie 9inie BON Meoforr Hah
9rots piro bic aen. Staot beriibren
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
6assfsn ia psr7auisn

I 9sp Goesss Sl0.75-I Neia5lf
3anas s9.75-l Gegigc.ion =. IS =.
4lt n rSr pugn sufons- s,sae uno
susieg eauo Gets. 8enat5 Gas @aue.s
u.hn. Ntie Cesn nsrssn i'm q q ass
a1smsr. Spsia stssr arBair 50. ~
4<filpanw Sfv.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
SaN>OafStn.

50 Babe uieIs feline Bargains III Earms
lanoereIen. Gsrbeiiertes une unperbehertes.
Sn Der yiobe pom @ooniodet NIB oauon
e%niiernt. 6armen DOH so bis $50 Nder
gum 4reiie pon s25 lis $50 per 2dsr. Rein
yone All Der @elt BAT beiisres g9olier uno
IN 10 sroBer Quautitdt.
Tnr Z Sabre erbieIt Sanborn GountB ben
erfen Brris ami Der Etatriair uHD bic iuni
erlisH Ersiir im b%erHbutten RorHsPaIuf ~
@itGel.
@ooniodet 1T Der Gountu. Git. Gs III aH
sDei Giuinonen Der 6. @. s. 81. g. Giiens
babH eelegen. 2ils @siGaitsbran9en lino
bier DsrtretsR. @ir bebsI ein $4,000
0oHribans.
Ole 8sp6Iteruns 1T unsefdbr l 800. @ir
boben cine Der feinften 4iarrsGbnleH I'M
Staote. llnisre 9iarre mirb non BEN @tois
fens gatsrR uerisbeH un0 1T cine Der Bills
bsnoitsn IN Der DiossIe. 0lsu. =. %. 0os
qniH III cur istieen i9eit &forrer. Die
SduIs piro Don ben .9rsieptotion Sifters1
9eleitet. Gpreht Dor otsr ihreibt nm mas
bers AHsFanit. 6arte poH Goutb Dototd
frei uuf NerIQuQeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
Gntc GeIAangaac

$1,000 p%er!aTp. ION tia;r ital6tnfrsien
gsmeiaos III Der Jidhs Ron W~iluaufss.
Aao hsiusvs Seiyass Defosn aussuDm,
iiien- 2-nevtsu aS;er ansase ecs r~srlanas
ten SaI fuo sari5.sa an: q. 9. GO
eosuHF.a &Hbt. o.. So I'ai0n 81.
g4ilfaagtte. g8is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-05-22
AIRS n,rnrrer = rtrfr-

mai biRaion. 3 RGu6er
uberfielen BEL seattle Iriibmorseas
einen electriiten Sirabsubabnpaqeu,
span0en Bic 4}aHagisre uno Nnlsfeas
ter ous3uiitissn uno iih in einsr 8sibe
dufsuaeIen. srleidterisn Ie nm etn0
$1,000 uno fubren Damn nit Der Gar
oapon. ~ Sn er Is glsilen BON : a.
com geleqenen Duport Qu~lpsriabrit
trua iih cine 9nnamitsrpIofon 3u, bic
BIS nab Saeoma fiblbar mar. 3pei
1lduu purosu odbei sst5otsi.
GaItfprnid. - 4n sdblreihen
Crien i'm Siaaie BADEN ft ipieoer
bsftiae GroiioBe ereioret, bic asaeHs
rSiIe aud Sohi6aesn uno niti se
rinaen Shredsn otruriahten. ~ IN
Santa ANNA wurSs Der goa.racs
Tor 6r0ut Sttllp psrbaftet uRtsr osr
fhredlihen InAase, feline Satin nit
@aIolin btacFsr unS eiss arsaGasst
III habea, 70 nak he 6rau len Slam
msntoo srlitt. - Sin Ftuer I'M gsns
frum ner Si0ot QidesrpiIIs ger
HSre oas G~cursbouis uno ms6rsrs Sc
i~h5flsbduier nit sintm Sdaosn pcn
100000. - CefIia ron Santd
Rcfa nisbeR %psthesrsnae @aloe
brsnos.
@risond. 3rei 9insittu
bislisn in osr 9Sbe pon gbaeniv
eiasu go0nsua an, ~tsraUhieu ois Qoi
iaaisrs i'm &C. Sfe0 uEe nttsmsn.
.Srej iur1e @uTia.n n. il uno rs Soar.
alt. rurssn asr ipdisr els &srittr
oss Rcubiitsrfaues sgmttte.. uHo ieis
0enommen. ~ Gin ndat.idgr 8goHo
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-10
WALTER DIRECT AT
SOUTH SIDE PARK

Walter Direct 2:O5% is back at
South Side Park and since his return
here has greatly improved and is look
ing the pink of perfection. The re-
turn of this champion back to Maury
county has filed a vacancy in the
horse world that could not otherwise
be supplied. 1t is possible that John
e. Walker will continue the workings
of Walter and that if he proves to be
all right in the fall he will be shipped
to Mr.. Geers at Columbus, Ohio. The
greatest hope the Maury county peo-
pie have is that Walter will be enter
ed in the free for all pace, and that
his two champion sons, Walter Hal
and Geers Direct will enter the same
class. This would be horse race.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-10
WHO PREPARED A
MEMBERS SPEECH
RAINEY, OF ILLINOIS, SAYS WICK.
ERSHAM DID IT, AND WANTS
INFORMATION

WASHINGTON, June ITO ascer-
tain whether Attorney General Wick
ersham prepared speech printed in
the Congressional Record of June 8
as that of Representative Mckinley,
of California, was the purpose OF a
resolution introduced in the House by
Representative Rainey. Of Illinois to-
day.
The speech referred to consisted OF
ia series of replies to charges made by
Mr.. Rainey against Attorney General
Wickersham IN relation his alleged
services as attorney for the so.called
"sugar-trust."
Mr.. Rainey's resolution would d.
rect the Attorney General TO send the
information sought to the public. Its
introduction followed a spirited tilt
between Mr.. Rainey and Mr.. McKin-
ley in the House recently, during
which the latter Indignantly denied
the formers charge that the Attorney
General had prepared the speech in
question.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-10
WHITAKER BUYS
A FINE JERSEY
cHoIsEST INDIVIDUAL OF SALE
GOES TO MAURY COUNTY
MAN

The Jersey Bulletin has the Hollow
ing account Of the purchase OF a
choice jersey yearling by Patton Whit
taker & Son, Columbia. The sale refer
red to was that of w. Getty's, Athens,
Tenn:
"Fox's Baronetti Belle, a full sister
to Baronetti's Gray Fox, and the
choicest yearling of the sale, went to
p. Whitaker, of Columbia, Tenn,
who come especially to buy this one
heifer. The Bulletin man had bid
on her from a subscriber in Cuhd. at
a price considered liberal for a year
ling, yet she was such an outstanding
Individual that she started above this
figure. Inheriting the qualities Of her
splendid sire and dam, she is hne
specimen for building UP herd, and
she will soon calve by Oxford Raj
eigh, the son Of Mabel's Raleigh sold
in this sale"
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-10
GRAFTON FROM
GEN. GEO. GORDON
MONUMENT TO THE CoNFEDEH-
ATE PRISONERS WHO DIED
ON JoHNsoN's ISLAND

SANDUSKY, O., June S.-A m0nu-
ment to the Confederate dead Wig
are buried on Johnson's Island
he wartime prison in SandusKy
Bay, will be dedicated tomorrow.
Hundreds of men and women, rep
resenting nearly every State OF tAs
Confederacy. are arrivk 1 tonight 20
take part in the dedics " ceremo-
MES. The monument has.'osen efec'.
ed by the Robert patton esypter Of
Cincinnati Of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy, and 1t will be un-
yelled by Mrs. Mary Patton Hudson
of that city, daughter OF ROBERT Fas
ton, noted West virginia ranger
Gen. George w. Gordon, last sur'r'
ing Major General of the Southern =
my, will deliver the dedicatory aS
dress. Sir Moses Ezekiel, the sculp'0'
who designed the monument ana prV
sented it to the Daughters OF the OOD
federacy, was soldier under Gen
Robert e. Lee, and will deliver ~
address in emory of the dead In 70
little cemetery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-10
HEAVY SALES
OF JERSEY CATTLE
REPORTS FROM ALL SECTIONS
SALES IN U. S. SHOW HEAVY
INCREASE

There has not been time in the
past twenty years that the Jersey
COW was held at greater premium
than she is at present. Sales that are
being held all over the United States
show heavy increases in the general
average prices that are bid for the
cattle at auction, while the private
sales are exceedingly satisfactory.
The Jersey Bulletin for May shows
that eight auction sales Of Jersey cat
tie were held during the monh OF
May and at which sales 674 head we're
sold at an average of 1854 per head,
or total OF $2S6,O0OOO.
On May 10Th at the dispersal sale
of VIM. Gettys, Athens, Tenn. 70
head sold at an average of 1884.
On May 25th, A. P. Walker, OF
Rushville, Ind, sold 81 head at an av-
erage of 1913.
On May 3Oth, T. s, Cooper & Sons,
OF Coopersburg, Pa, sold 131 head at
an average of 1898 per head.
The local sales are extremely heavy
and satisfactory. This is not only so
with the registered Jerseys, but all
grade Jerseys are selling at fancy
prices and there is a heavy demand
for them.