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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25

lai Strife iful6e Der bore 8rDllup.
Ser bar en- ganIfe 1erltg Stemning
ODER bette @rDllup. @n garnmel
Some ifuloe ties til lin ipben6e
Man6. &bab timber, at Mengoen
timleoe iammen for at lie 6ette mnr=
! felige 8ruoepar, og bba6 ln6er> at
Sen gamle 8ru6 blep Ii6t flemt /
Srengielen. &erooer blep bun imi6=
lertio imefbreo og Ipfte6e truenoe
lin &aan6 imo6 Mengoen, i6et FUN
raabte me6 alt on6et ems blot Mple,
at in6en 8 Gage iaa iful6e Sc nof
faa mn6et at tenfe paa ems ben6es
8rpllnp, tbi % iful6e set ife, al
man fom til at trDffe Jig en6nu mere,
og bperfen ful6e man bloc bpor man
funoe fomme 10 eller ino.
&pao ifer! @eite 5gn6ag bliper
set belgm6rft / &irfen, bporoper Sen
ganife @enigbeo gribes al 6orfnr=
belle, og olle i6ger at fomme 11o,
men 90 ingen Tan finoe l16gangen,
opitaar &rgngiel og &anif - mon=
&c brtngeS iaare6e og il6e tilre6te til
oereS &iem. @eraf opltoo nqturlig=
big en- S%efseproces; man min0e=
bes BEN gamle 8ru6s l10tolelier,
bum bleb itillet for &etten, opmt til
8aalet og branot tillige meo flere
anore &binoer, iom bum angap.
&il man bi6e noget ON, bpa<
&ege maotte 6gie at @efse> 6o lnie
man Sage @usfors", en- 6ortellinq
om> ~bporle6es Diebelen, efter @l1os
Sil(aoelie, paa Z Mors Ei6 forfnr.
oelig bar raj let" og plaget en- ififfeliQ
8orger, Sons 8ortifier, meo SAINT.
lie. @amtioen tog @orgerfamilien:
&lager me6 ful6 Mlpor. @an bolo1
8dn / olle 0megnens &irfer, for al
Gr6 ifuloe tage al 6enne Sanune1
bort. 8rei ten / &pge bente6es ofte
for at befale Sen on6e Man6 at fare
no, intet bialp! Sil ii6it fan6t So
Gelerper6tgbe6 paa at tale Satin ii
Satan, bpao 6enne ipntes meget il6{
om, tbi ban ibare6e: ~ot bal1 iff@
gao bru6t lit Sobe6 6erme6". Sgioc
Sen %per6Slige 3prigbe6 greb in0. Sl
beo felles &ielp lpffe0es set en6eliQ
at fin0e BEN ifpl0ige. &ber Gang
en- 8orgerfone pe6 @abn Sobonne
Sbomasoatter gift forbi Sans @art:
ffiprS Sus, ifreg 6en onbe Man0:
Scr gaar NUN Srl1e, 6er gaar mir
6rue!" SUN tilito6 ga ogioa, al
bum for at bnbne fig poa Sans
8artlfier, bab6e manet Sander
fren; ban bar fommen op al ben0eS
8reno / 5fiffelie al en- itumprumpc1
&otte oib.! - &onen blep iomme,
mes en- balp Snes &pinoer bren6t
ale l%igelin6eoe til Sfrnf og Moror
tel.
Mf a0elige &pin6er pioes fin Ell
enc ite at babe miitet 2ipet for Grolo:
ooms Sfplo, Somfru &riitence &ru
cfom; BOG bemerfes set 110trpffe(igt
at BUN bar al Sen labere M6el. Som.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25

ct. $ebers &irfes 8aiar poo Da-
nio @nlI 2br0ag Often bar ooM BE-
ibgt og n1eget bellDftet fra fbrlt til
ii0it. Eublifum n1pote ti0ligt for at
faa Gel / Sen fortreffelige Supper,
iom &Dinoeforeningen i%erpereoe, og
oct bolot go6t og lenge ub-6et beb~
ite Gegn paa at set befanbt Jig bel.
Scr bar ifioenfct mango boroifuIoe
Sober til @aiaren, og 0mietningen
git lipligt bele Mftenen, Iigeiom set
lnurreroe Siul bapbe en- flor og op-
merfjom &unoefre6s. lln6erbolos
ningsprogrammet TOR bel or6net.
clinton SanneS bapoe n1e0bragt lit al
Ter be0ite @umpr og fore6rog Sci
bergs ~SSa" me6 Sc fornpielige gamle
@nge og en66a ct Har morlomme
gfstranl1mre. ginor glitter iang
paa lin fienote bin6en6e Maa6e rSSeg
tror Der er ifipnneit i 9anmarf" og
ct ga @apo Numer. Mrs. so. g.
&asmusien affompagnere6e @ange-
ne fo%rtraffeligt paa &iano. 8aia,
rens Sberifu6 er life enbelig op.
giort, men oil antagelig bltpe ca.
$3.50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
ftoen, i6e fi6ite is Mar, fer / @in.
1eapoIis, bbor ian fgrte ct lpffeligt

1toen TOE f1o1te 10 Mar, Der I Wt111'
neapolis, bbor ban fgrte ct lpffeligt
@amltp meo fin &uitru / BET bpgge'
lige, giaitfri Siem paa @bicago Aoe.
@ielien bar i mar,ge Mar beret rel
ien6e &epreientant for Mc&tbbin
&ompagniet i&@t. Saul, ct at 2an>
bets. itgrlte @boleiale @uje, og iom
Girnoets ubetingeoe 6Dgtigite5 algs=
mun6 inbtog ban Der en- meget be-
troet og bit gageret @tilling. SITE
blot bar @iel1en en- l16merfet 6pg=
rig Solgsmau6, men bans iiel0ne
perionlige @lifper6igbeo og bans al
orig ipigtenoe &oalioeligbeo og lpie
$umer eioroe bans Gorretningsfor-
binoelier til bans bengipne perion-
lige 8enner. @i be6, at mango al
bans &un6er UNDER ingen Smiten=
6igbeo bil6e fiebe af nogen anoen
emo &araIb Mielien, 1aor Ealen bar
om &arer / bans Sag. Sor omtrent
2 Mar ii6en blep Mielien angreben al
8rigbts Spg6om og maotte opgibc
fine Sorretningsreiier. @en iaa
berotful6 bar ban for 1T Girma, at
bette under bans lange @pgbom Be-
bolot BAN / fin Gieneite og betolte
bom bans Gage. Gor noget ODER en-
@aaneo iioen Dor ban fommet fig iaa
piot, at ian after optog fin @irtiom=
beo. 90 hi ito1t talte me6 bam, bar
ban benrpft ODER otter at funne tage
fat paa tit Mrbei6e. 0g ioa TOM flo
1te uge 8r6ifabet on bans 500.
San boe6e rm6er ct Gorretningsbe~
igg / Sntpoo6 bos en- al 6e mango
Gen11er ban bapbe pun6et / 6orretr
ningslipet, en- nor1f &iebman6, og
oct bar / 6ennes &iem ban u6oan6e<
Sc, u6en at ser tm6tI foa Mtnutter
f6r 9e6en inotraf bab6e btit Jig nos
get @pg6omsipmptom. Ser bleb
1trafs telegraferet til Mrs. Mieliem,
Ser opbol6t Jig / &ocf Sslano, ST.,
bos Slegtninge, og til 8aareren6e
ber / @pen.
@aralb Mielien por en- Eppe paa
en- goo, folio, / ale &etringer ipm-
patbetif Danifer. San fom lite me-
get / 6anife &reoie, men ban elifeoe
alt go6t 6anif og talte lit Mooers-
maal rent og purt. @nbber Ser fier0-
tie bonn, ellfeoe bam og iaa op til
bam. Sans ssnte aeober, ion ban
elffeoe At ii 5eIe 3inrte, 6b6e /
8egpnbelfen al >enne Mame6 /
Danmorf. 30 9aoe FIR bans egen
$40 fit Jan A~e>SeIelie ON benoes
8ortgmg.
Baltor q. 8. gtorrill ~forrette6e
peo 8egrabelien i &iemmet On itor
Sfare &enner iannle6es ON &titen,
ser bar 6affet at ct megttgt 8lom-
iterflor. SEQ @iiterS &opebenoe bar
onbragt en- Dannebrog-D Declaration /
reoe %, boioe Carnations, en- itoite
@ilien fra bans beroerenoe Samilie,
Ser fienote bmns trofaite 6anffe Gin.
6elag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
fruen bar forliebt / @iler @rocfer
bus til Moffebel paa 6pen. Ma

fruen bar forliebt i @iler 8rocfer
bus til @affebel paa 8pen. Ma
oenne gifteoe Jig mes 9lnna 8ille.
$nilfet bap6e til 6plge> at Somfra
8. bleb ing at Sfinipge og lagoe
9efsefunlter op for 9ggteparret. S
2pbet al 12 Mar fpote Sru Mnna Is
8ern; Sc fom 6e0fe6te til Geroen ell
Ter op6e ltrafs efter 6p0ielen. 3ette
bar noturligpis 8. &.S SfplO! SUN
fit ga oglaa 2pn iom %forifplot> i0et
bum - paa @run0 al lin aoelige
5e6iel - blep benrettet me0 Sppr=
oet> ben6es me0ifpl0ige lepenoe
brenote. Mf ben0es Gfterlaoenifa-
Der ittfte6es ct 2egat for Stu0eren0e
peo untperiitetet. (9ette lfal efter
iiget1oe bore til enO>u, itipenoium Sc
c%ollotle birginis).
Sire @ange / minore ems ct Mor<
bunore0e, 1896 og 80 greb
0iGpelen og bans &e0ifo6er, @efse=
ne, ino i Uaaoens Sfiebne, loo at
life Blot @eilaoien foriiufeoes, men
mango Sfibe p0elag0es,. Serlig li0-
lte Gang bar set freft giort al bette
Srol0pof, oct gial0t nemlig intet
minore eno ct 8rpllup mellem Gbri>
titan Sen 6ier6es Selter og Song
Sofob Sen 5iette al Sfotlan6. Men
@efsene fit ga ogiao 9pn iom for
lfplot, ioet man poa begge Si0er al
Sc ialte &oper bre11ote ct paslen6e
Nntol. - elsie gfsempler foor bore
rof til 8elpsning al @efseforfplgel-
ierne Dannarf; ser fu11oe noturlig=
piS 1epnes mango flere.
Set er moo Spertroens r1prfe
@aggruno, at @efsebaolene tegner Jig
lforpt. Spertroen ct Ben frl1gt6are
Sor6bun6> bporuoof Sc mango Ior=
fplgeller og EroceSi or pofser. 5il
ful0 6orltaaelle al oiSie gjpr mon
oog bel 1 ogiaa at regne meo SibeuS
ltore l1bi6enbe6 og ringe Naturfieno=
ifab lamt 9egefmiten5 ringe l1opif-
ling, life min0lt naar Salen CT ON
aanoelige Spgoomme (Sinoslpgoom
og @piteri +. gfs.; 0isie forefom 10
Sen Sang iaa pel JONI I'LL, lelu ON
mo0erne Menneifer @jnrner moalfe
er mere mootogelige ems 0atioens).
Ser fan nnppe p9re Spipl on1> at
@plteri ofte bar gipet %@nlc0ning til
@efseprocesier, ligel ONT mango
&efSe fun bor beret bpiteriife &uin=
Ser (fra set 12te til set 170e Mor=
bun0re6e forefom / europa bpppig
bele @pi0emier at @piteri). @erbjem=
mefra bar ii ct goot Gfsempel t
0jeplebelnttellen / &9ge @usfors.
Oct, ser fer 6reier Jig ON, er bel
nnppe on0et e11o en- epi0emilf @p.
1tcri, Ser e%fterbaanDen angriber allie
@rlets 8eboere. Moolfe lfDl6eS set
9plteri, at Ser forefonmer flere
@cfse ems Srolbe, &pinoer CT pd
gicnnen1gooeu6e og / Mlmin0eligb@
mere mootagelige for @plteri EMP
Mnn6. {
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
Bo9npt.

Snleeranen 1910. l1ogioet al Donif
9%o9ban0el, GeOar Sails, ga.
Tooes bos 6. aasmusien Sub.
60. Yris so Gents.
Moor Sulebefterne piier Jig, be-
apnoer ser at fomn1e Sui / 2ufteu,
og fra rSSulegranen 1910" fommer
Ser en- egte Suleouft. 9ette Mars
oanif-an1erifmite Sulefefte gier life
fine Sorgengere til1famme, bberfen
bpob Snobol0 eller ubitpr angaar.
Sc be6ite al bore 8enneferere ber-
opre bar p9ret / Mrbei0e = fun laD=
ner man Aoam 3on's fine og form<
%fu10en0te Sl1le6tgte - og Slluitra=
tionerne er giennemsaaenoe CODE.
9og funoe en- o. an6en al Original
Tegingerne NOT taalt at pere liot
flarere. SI @iengiel0 er an6re at
Dem fortrinlige, iaaleoes Gang.
gaarbs Soppignet til &arl Margs
Sfil0rine fra MacbiganS5ben. &e=
pro6uftioner11e er giennemgaaenoe
fortrinlige, iaaleoes 9Danebille6erne
til $. 6. Mn6eriens og 6. 8. &o6=
bolms rSpanere6en"". Sn6le6nings=
6igtet, uSolbperp"> al &r. ,9iter-
gaaro anilaar itrafs SEN Sone, ser
flinger gienrem belle @eftet, iaapel
i Sortellinger lom Digte. S. @bri-
ition 8op bar ifrepet Ell npoelig lille
@iitorie, ~Get banfeo -, ser piier,
at ban fien0er baabe bore Hreltefa=
miller, MISUNDERSTANDING og
napnlig ltng6ommen / bore 6anife
Menigbeoer. @in6re betp6elie, men
flint f%ortalt, CT Marie Sofspigs
~Mnna Sofie". g. 9. &obbolms
~DomtirtenS Mlterlps", me6 Seq
ringer al @nu6 Damborg, CT en- egte
lille S1lefortalling, iom imaa og
ftore pil gle6e Jig oper, og 6ru
Morien &er6ams Stiloring fra Sb
fabetifolen ptier, at Ser flp6er egte
6anlf Semanosblo6 / ben6es Marer.
Ser er aoifillige fortrinlige Sfil6rin'
ger fra 6anif &ulturltp, &unit "
@atur, iaaleoes ON @m16 2pbne %
&amma &abbef og oeres iomtibige
af S. SSbrgenien og ON @esfiloe og
&iborg Domfirfer iamt ON Selling
af M. @grenien. &nu6 @igrnp's
lille. gfitie ON l1brmagerens 9ibs-
fIoiofi er ogiaa not per6 at tage
mc6.
$ set beIe er bette Mars vSSule~
gran" ct faa ber6iful6t Sulebefte,
at bet cir Dor 6mf-amerifanife 2i-
teratur fu16 @@re og eritatter mangt
og meeet af BEN Sulelasntng, iom
ienoes % fra &iemlan6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25

@n firfelig Tolfetelling oil blipe
bolot fer / Minneapolis Sen 10. 9e-
cember for at fonr1ne paa Oct rene
me0 Sen Stlllutning, font set firfelt~
&c Mrbeioe bar funoet eller fan ben-
.te at fin6e / 6en nermeite 6remtio,
iamt 6or6eltnge1r al 6e forifielltge
&irfelamfun6. Smtrent $500 Sel-
lere bar lopet at oeltage i 0ptellm=
gen fra @us til Sus, og iaa at iige
alle @irfeimfun6, Der er repreIer=
ferret fer / 8pen, bill oeltage / @r~
beioet. &e0 6enne Solfetelling ben-
ter man ligeleoes at fomme paa set
rene meo Sc enfelte &irfeiamfunos
StlIutning blan6t @efolfningen,
bortlet fra be Meolemmer, ser bar
mel6t Jig in0 / Menigbeoerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25

The Concord System. Arran-
ged by Volkmar johnson. Pu-
blished by Gypsy Publishing
Co., Chicago. Price $1.OO.
8olfmar Sobnien bar / Eioens
Bob l1ogipet lite iaa li6t birfelig go6
Muiif, og set mutt uoitpreoe &efte
ban MI noien6er FOREIGNER fuI6 0p
mprfiombeb, t6et bet nofploer 1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
Dfnneapolts.

@n lille 0atter arrtpere6e 2gr6ag
Mften til Wer. og Mrs. Safob @erre>
gaar6s &iem paa @innebaba @oule-
barb. Mo6er og 8arn er / be6ite
Belgoaenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25
Gfpb9aarb 3oncerten. Set ct

Gfpb9aarb aoncerten. Sci ct oIt=
laa fe%ritfommen6e Snsbag Mften 8.
80. Mobenrber at Sen banife 8iolinilt
Mrel Sfopgaar6 optre6er pe6 en-
&oncert poa Dania &all, font iiffert
bill blipe en- al Seionens m11iifalife
8egipenbe6er. MreI Sfobgaaro bar
opnaaet itor 8erbmmelie for lit for
trinlige 8iolinipil, life blot Der i
&merifa, men ODER bele europa,
bporom en- Meng6e meget roienoe
l16talelier at Bresien i 6e forifieI-
lige 2an6e ban bar beiegt, afgiper
Oct be6ite 8%ionesbpro. Sra olIe be
8per, bpor ST.. 5fop9aar6 er OPP
traa6t, foreligger Sc meit imtgren6e
8e6emmelier ON bans Spill. Com
|befien6t bar 5fopgaarb ti6ligere boet
fer / 8pen, og enbper, Ser berte bam
peo 6e ber afbol6te @oncerter, oil
inoremme at ban ,er en- f6rite @angs
<nitner. Sm le6iages paa fin
Sourne al @angerin6en Mtis @ap
@orner og &iantittn6en miis Slice
|@c@lung, ser ligeleoes itaor meget
bit iom @%unitnere. &i baaber, at
Donia Soil paa 0ns6ag. Mften maa
bltbe fDlM al ct talrtgt. &11blifum,
og at napnlige mango 9anife bill be-
1Dtte 9eiligbeoen til at bere en-
2an6sman6, 6er bar pa1n6d ct fort
@aon iom &iolinit. ~ q.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-11-25

nH ' 2 t.a. +:
&aralb Mielien bpo. Gorsoa9 ii6-
fte l1ge TOM oct i6rgelige 8u6ffab
fra Sen lille 8p Srpoo6, Sa., at Dor
-afbol6te og bit agteoe 2an6smar16
'og 8Dfelle Saralo Mielien, 1924
Chicago Mbe., plu6ielig bar afgaaet
,pe6 Dg6en UNDER ct Torretntngsop-
bol6 Der / 8pen. Sans. Sig bleb
|f6rt til Minneapolts og begraoet
fra Siemmet 2gr6ag @%ftermi66ag.
&oraIo Mielien Ser bar &isben-
babner at Sgoiel, lebe6e mango Mor
! Spillingbperne, fsrit / @t. Saul,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-17
SOUTH IGNORED
IN CONSULSHIP
CONGRESSMAN MAKES STRONG
FIGHT AGAlNpT THE PRE-
vAILiNG INJUSTICE

WASHINGTON, June 14-Repre-
sentative Cordell Hull of the Fourth
Congressional District of Tennessee
presented an able argument In the
House today to have the twelve cotton
producing states of the South repre-
scented in the Consular Service In
Great Britain, France and Germany.
the three largest consumers OF cotton.
Not man from cotton-producing
state holds position in the Consular
service of the country. Mr.. Hull de-
clared that in Great Britain and
France alone there were hfty-nve
market places for American cotton,
vet not a Consular Agent from . SIN
gle cotton-growing State was on duty
at one of those important stations;
that the thirty.four representatives OF
the South in the Consular Service
were assigned to posts of duty OF COM
parative insigniflcanco.
AS a remedy for this situation ne
proposed that the State Department
transfer the thirty-four Consular
Agents from the Southern States TO
the three great countries that buy
large supplies of American cotton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-17

He has delivered the baccalaureate
address to a graduating Teacher Train
ing Glass OF the Linden Ave. Christian
Church. He has sought in as varied a
way as the limited means at the dis
osal of the Department would allow
to interest and quicken both ndlVld-
uals and bodies of people in the work
of Transforming their fields OF service
into forces for church and world bet
torment through proper attention 10
and taking hold upon the training OF
workers wherever practicable. Our
work for some time must be largely
stimulative, until there is better until
cation of Teacher Training plans on
the part of the denominations In con-
junction and correlation with the In
territorial Sunday School Assccia-
tons Teacher Training Department
as representative of the Teacher Train
ing Department Of the respective
state and Providencial Sunday School
Associations.
eve have purchased and circulated
a great many copies Of the 12-page
'Ieaflet on Teacher Training issued
by the Teacher Training ONCE OF the
International Sunday School Associa-
'tion. We esteem it as both creditable
and informing"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-17
DELEGATES ATTENDING
Partial List Of Those Registered .
coHveHtioH's Headquarters

The following Is a partial liss Of
1.-THE delegates registered at convention
headquarters:
Jno. T. Newman, Rest; ]. H. Eads.
chattanooga, A. L. Rankin, Tulla'
Ihoma; Rev. Wallace B. Lucas, Chat
Itanooga: George Carson. Ravenscroft;
Rev. J. B. Cheek, Brick Church; w. g
Mershon, Nashville, Jas. M. Erwin
Sparta; Rev. ]. w. FARES, Corners
willie, Judge. Jos. Carthell, Nashville;
II. e. Biggers, Chattanooga; J P.
lWorsham, Diana; G. s. Baulch, Chat
tanooga; e. G. Saunders, stanntim'
Vile; R. H. Andes, Sevierville; Geo. A.
Newman, Hartman; T. W. Carpenter,
Nashville; G. w. Boddie, Gallatin; J.
A. Fleming, Zion; w. W. Stephenson,
Zion: Hal Huffaker, Chattanooga; d.
III. Wood, Madison Station, L. G. Palm
er, Montgomery; Rev. B. L Lyle
Franklin: ]. 8. Durham, /;
Ia. B. Rucker, Mckenzie; @. p. Har-
ris, Ashland City; J. r. Havener, East
Lake; J. J. Lowell, Cheatham Co., L.
|P. Smith, Ashland City; G. v. Brown,
Lebanon: w. A. Smith Nashville; Rev.
|B. L. waller, Germantown; Jas, Hood,
Bartlett; J. M. Burke, Franklin; Rev.
J. d. Wallace, Mt. Pleasant; ]. I. Dun
nivant, Giles Co.; VIM. A. Legg, ]. J.
If. Legg, Bethel; I. P. Wise, Fred r.
Hurt, Halls; Rev. Jacob Vogh, W. H.
Raymond, ]. E. Miller, Robt. H. Clark,
Nashville; J. W. Campbell, Goodletts-
vile, H. white Hall, Nashville. Mrs.
Granville McClain, Gallatin; Miss Nc
Claim, Gallatin; Mrs. H. e. Harrison.
Master Edgar Harrison, Davidson Co.;
Mrs. w. R. Bruce, Mrs. Joseph Ezeil,
Mrs. w. M. Hart, Mrs. Frank Slemons,
Miss Slemons, Miss Green, Miss Stone,
Nashville; Miss Colley, Ashland City;
Mrs. Ray, Nashville, Miss Bertha
Horn. Franklin; Miss Fisher, Miss
Craig, Lenoir City; Mrs. J. d. Herhlin,
Miss Baird, Nashville; Mrs. w. s. Hite
-; Mrs. Edwards, Miss Taylor,
Nashville, Mrs. Carr, Hartman; Miss
Braey, lakewood; Miss Hicks, Oak
wood; Miss Hughes, Miss Anderson,
Nashville; Mrs. S. b, Courtney, Chat
tanooga; Mrs. Karsch, Nashville; Miss
Tolmie, Nashville; Miss ELAN, Mem
phis, Miss sallie Evans, Chattanooga;
Miss Sara Gray. Brownsville; Mrs.
Chapman, -- Mrs. Karsch, Miss
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-17
DIR. R. REGISTER
GOES TO PRISON.
CONVICTED AT NEW ORLEANS
OF USING THE MAILS TO
DEFRAUp

NE WORLEANS, La, June 10.-Dr.
Roland Register, or this city, was TO-
day found guilty in the United States
District Court here of the charge OF
using the mails to defraud, and was
sentenced to thirteen months In the
Federal prison at Atlanta. 1t was al
legged that he sent out circulars max
ing false claims and guarantee On
cures. Drs. A. S. Dyar and w H.
Hale, who were found guilty on q sim
liar charge several days ago, we're
also sentenced today, the former to a
term of thirteen months in the Allan
Ia prison and fne Of $1,000 and the
latter to eighteen months and fine
OF $4,000.
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SON SHOOTS
FATHER, AGED 80
JIM ROBERTS, PROMINENT FARM
Err OF WEAkLEY MAKES
MURDERoUs ASSAULT

Special to The Herald
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 14.-Jim
Roberts, aged As, late yesterday after
noon, seventeen miles from Dresden,
Tennessee, shot and wounded his ia
Their, eighty years Of age, as q result
OF which the latter's arm was ampu-
tated. Roberts surrendered and made
bond for his appearance. Neither par
ticipant In the trouble would discuss
It, and details are lacking. Both are
prominent farmers near Dukedom, in
weakley county.
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WANTS TO HELP SOME ONE

For thirty years J. r. Boyer 9
Fertile, Mo-, needed help and couldn't
ind it. That's why he wants 70 hell
some one now. Suffering 20 long him
self he feels for all distress from Back
ache, Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite
Lassitude and Kidney disordefA He
shows that Electric Bttters work won
ders for such troubles Five bottles
he writes, wholly cured me ana nou
EI am well and hearty" It'a also poe
itiveIy guaranteed for Liver Trouble
Dyspepsia. Blood Disorders. Female
complaints and Malaria. Try them
SOC at Geo.. 8. Alcorn.
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Gsttiys-t.T:s IL!
wednesdays Daily

The second days session OF the
State Sunday School Association was
marked by largely increased at
tendance Of delegates, and by a yea
and enthusiasm that augurs we'll FOL
the future of organized Sunday school
work in the state.
7'he number OF delegates has IN
creased to over two hundred from out
the county, and each train brought
fresh arrivals. BY evening 1t is con
fidently expected that three hundred
delegates will be here. The number OF
delegates who have reported to the En-
tertainment committee and who have
been assigned homes Is large, but al
least one-third of the visitors are the
guests of friends and have neglected
to register.
From Maury county and Columbia
the attendance is large, and the spa
claus auditorium Of the First Metho'
dist church was crowded at the morn
ing session. Culleoka, Mt. Pleasant
Spring Hill and the lesser towns OF
this imperial county had large delega'
lions present, and Giles county also
made a creditable showing, with near
ly half a hundred representatives.
Davidson county, which was expect
ed to send at least one hundred del
egates, has a representation OF about
thirty-ive, although 1t is stated that
Others will be here Thursday. Hamil.
ton county, in East Tennessee. has one
of the largest delegations, as In this
county organized work has made re-
markable progress.
The morning exercises were opened
by Rev. G. H. Mack, pastor OF the F1rst
Cumberland Presbyterian church. U.
s.. A., of Columbia. Following this re-
ports we're made by State President
III. d. Huffaker, State Treasurer w. H.
RAYMOND, State Secretary Joseph Car
thel. and by E. e. French, chairman
of the Executive Committee and Rev.
C. ON Martindale, representing the
teacher training department. Then
came reports from the various ooun'
ties.
Judge cartheI
The noble work being done by
Judge Joseph Carthel, state secretary
was brought out by the report oil
Treasurer Raymond. who stated that
during the past two years Mr.. carthel
had been paid but $3.50 in salary and
that the association still owed him
S2.O5O. However, Mr.. Raymond was
optimistic for the future, and said
that next year much better support
could be expected.
The wonderful growth OF the asso
citation was mentioned in the various
reports, the number Of organized coun
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HERALD SUBSCRIPTION CONTEST
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
MAT soWELL ELLA YOUNGER SHOW STEADY GRAINS
AND ARE TO oVERTAKE THE LEADERS.
MUCH lNTEREs SHOWN

subscription coming the home
valuable handsome prizes doubling
sight all determined to win During the
the gold
ticks his laudabe endeavor
working There
spring at the last moment
Friends Of the various
rendering valuable aid
politics. and all people
campaign Is exceedingly
The Herald which prints more local news
the state. How they stand:
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Ehns wlNrER,s TROUBLES.

To many, winter u season OF troub'
lie. The frost bitten toes and fingers,
chapped hands and lips, chilblains,
cold sores, red and rough skins. prove
this. But such troubles fly before
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. A trial con-
vinoes. Greatest healer Of burns, boils,
piles, cuts, sores, eczema and sprains.
only 25c at GEO. 8. ALCoRN'S
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king. Miss winters. Miss Annie Ross.
Miss EVERY, Nashville; Miss Emma
Scott. Pulaski. Mrs. J. A. Robins. Nc
Kenzie. Mrs. Y. p Wooten, Lebanon
Mrs virginia Struble, Chattanooga;
Mrs Sue F. Mooney. Dresden; Miss
Nowlin. --; Mrs. Laura kittrell'
Mt Pleasant: Miss Augusta Carpen-
ter. Decherd: Mrs. Mary Stratton, Leb-
anon. Mrs. Chas. Girlsby, Decnerd;
Mrs. A G. Norwood. Jackson; Mr..
and Mrs. P. Bruce. Spring Hill; Mr..
and Mrs. Mckinney. Memphis; Mrs
Blackman. Jackson; Mrs Laura Bone
Mrs. Kimbrough, Giles Co; Miss Ell
ne Moseley, Diana; Miss Herbln, Nash
vile. Mrs. Gray, --; Miss Rod
erts. -; Miss Appleby, Nash
Vile; Miss Bowen, Nashville; Miss
Ieoma Briggs, Diana; Mrs. F. ID. Al
len. Nashville; Mrs. Wilson,
Miss Kate Boyd. Lynnville; Miss Min
ME ennedy. Birmingham; Mrs. r. B.
Bridges, Cornersville, Mrs. Ed Black
man, Tullahoma; Miss Tolmie, Nash
vile: w. d Collins, Diana