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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09

Cain went out into the land Of
NOD and there he knew his wife,
and she conceived and bare
E.noch, and Cain bui.,itu City ,
and cali its name after his SON
lie did rot venture back to get
biz sister. there was people !;
already opt there. year havping
supposed that Cain run from !
Gud like murders run from man =,
to day. are vain.
10 Bro. God arrested him /
and talked to him, before he !
drove him cut, Gon admit that
Cain had IL gene "ati0n. But none
If them corr a cross the food ,
Now lh other We must ask Nou
to tell our readers how you will
harnoniZe tins scripture with
! your aS-efi tON.
| Mud lhry went in uuto Noah into the ark
two amd two Ot al flesh, wherein is the breath
of life,
And they that went ill., went in male and
female, eff all flesh, as God mad ronmanded
him: and the Lord .hilt him in. Gen Ii, Ii
Here God says Two and two OF
all flesh went into the Ark, The
male and tho female and you
have said Cain had a generation
ard that to after he had been
driven ont from the presence Of
the Lord and hid from his tace,
! be couId not Of been Of Noah S
family. So You see You are wrong
again. But enough On that we
20 to the next poir.t,
You say again. "NoW in sum
ming up; Adam was tire created
man (Gen. l-..HD This We do rot
deny. But we do deny HAT his
created Adam mentioned in
Gen. | 21.) Was the jna1 Al
am mr.t;oNrd in C3rn. -
WAo WAS formed from the dust
OF the ground. This last Adam
; spoken OF in (Gcn. 2-7) was the
proganitor of the lsraelitcS, and
= the created Adam liz teen 1-21 }
} was the proganitor Of the Gen
, tiles. Those two spoken Of are
. noa the same men. We accept
all those scriptures the old B4o.
> has quoted. But they must be
G rightly divided, which the broth
er does not Go. Again he 70
t fors us to,1 Cor. l1-41D
J The brother said this was the
first IrHn. But we lind that
there is two Adams spoken Of if
this verse. But the brother TAI Is
to name the one, ard places the
two in one which shows his woe
tu, mi>ta' from the very begin.
ming.
Last but not least he says "The
Adam. the ona Of whose blood III
nations Ncre made Acts / 20.
This has nothing to do with wht
y Cain wife vas, We know tina
of one blood was all nations o
mon. made to dwell upon oh
face of all the earth, that i
" Christ was that one. The bloo'
is the lie thereof says the WORD
" ard Christ is that life. There
fore il is written;
~ i'u "ow il Chris, Jesus go who som"iin
it were. FAR of ar" made n-A lT the l'Io'd
J.. Christ. tphr. ~
3 Brother why did YOU not sa
of one flesh are all nations {
,,s men? Pecausc you did not dar
J., do 50. Now Brother let n,
plead with YOU to accept tn
:. blessed word IN its purity, an
:. teach the truth as it is Chris
-. Jesus, and then you can tell II
people plainly that Cain wei
on out into the land OF nod an
m knew his wife of one of the crea
ow cd people. and from him the
en- sprang up a nation. and that the
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-02-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-26
Ser breukildle Grieosmi,,

Ser preuBiide Grie9smlni-
iter General Der Snf. b. SeeringelI
lit nit Dem Militorbauon nM. 2"
BET elmer Brobefobrt oufgeitiegen,
ipelbe iiberaus erfolereih n%erl;ef.
Ger @anon (oom @roB-1pp) lit
neueroinas einem eriinoliden I'm.
bol unter3oeen uoroen. iino oab
oieier nortrefflif ouseefiibrt NOR,
oen, bemies oas Grgebnis ser 2uft.
rciie, peI6es ben Winiiter mo bie
Safmanner ieiner Beg Ieitung poa.
fommen 3ufrieben itente.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-26
Bonn iterbenbem alt-Yaris.

Gin altes 9ouleparo=@ ofe in
Baris gebt iest ELM, oos nit Ser
@eididte oieier Staot eng permad-
len NOR. Dos uGafe oes 8arietes"
bate oas glei6e Sitter mie oas me-
benan belegene Sbeater, na6 bern
es audi benannt par. 8eioe tparcn
I'M Sabre 1890 eroffnet poroen, uno
.oas Gofe mar INNER elm 5dau.
lpieler : Cafe geblieben; bospinigc
perlonen fiigen bin5u, oaB es oeg-
balb niemols quite @eiddfte gemaht
babe. Gs miiBten 70 5iemli6 ale
ytamen Der Bouleparo Mimen oes
perfloilenen Sabrbnnoerts genannt
neroen, 8otier, Sbrp, 8runet, 8rei-
iant, 8%rinoeau, 9pacintbe nit ser
legenoaren Scale, 2aiioude. Outputs,
gbrlItion, 8aron, penn man Die ST.
tie Der Stammgdite oeg Safe oes
gorietes~ eribopfen mplte. @ie
geiast Die 9aiie tpar ME iebr our
gefiiat, uno l1neft brobte oem gofe
Die S6lieBung, Die nutrmebr SatIa-
DIE gefporoen lit. 1ebrigens mrB
babel bemerft meroen, Dob in 8aris
aagemein Die Gbeater Gales ME
prpiperiert baben. Oets befanntelte
mar oas gofe Borte Saint-W artin,
mo ifh BON 1910 bis 1870 ane be-
ritbmten Dramatifer BEG Boulevard
vou Crime, oes xbeoter1traBen3rt-
ges oes 8oulebd'ro 5aint-Martil
uno oes 9oulebaro gu Semple per-
iammelten, "a ia6 man ben lGngI!
bonn Mlter meiB g~cmoroenen ben
nerD, eugene Grange nit elmer 10
groBem rotten Naie, oaB MAJ bar
ibm lagte, er TRACE Die @brenle.
gion, 8ictor Seiour, ebenfans eiIl
Sarbiger mie Ileranber Dumas
Batter, Ougue, Der ein5ige ueberIe-
benoe oipfer Gpode, 9ambert-Eh
BOUT ltno tutti quaint. Oieies gofe
pilroe our6 einen 8ranb 1871 ein-
geoIdert. @n6 oasn Gafe 8eron" ON
Bollebar6 Montmartre mar Elm
Dabres Sbeater-gafe, uno 5par oas
oes u8ouoepine", Dos oamafs an
Der 8lace oe Ia 9ourfe lag. Dort
NOR es, mo etnes Cages elm S6au=
ipieler 5ippolpte @orms, Der Sn-
fel oes befonnten Sdauipielers oes
Theatre Sraneais" Dem Direftor
gonffe iagte, als oieier ber5meifelt
nab einem 9urdfaG elmer Nobitdt
erflorte, es fei alles berloren: Sic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-26

oes Raubmoroers Sadra6t. 9ieier
tpuBfe lid ben Na9fori6ungen
ourb Boli5eibunoe 10 gu ent3ieben,
oaB er ben Moro in bolitdnoig I'M
befleioeten 3uitanoe begging. @i,e
anoere Woglidfeit, ben 9riminaI.
buno ire gu fiibren, liegt barin, oaB
DER Gerbreder Die gei6ledtlidJe
ytelgung oes 8ieres oltsnutt.
Selblt Der bette Boli5eiriioe miro
blerour6 itets unii9er tperbert, nno
nleuetbt logan Die meibli6e @itte.
rnng perfolgen.
I'm oiefen 8eriu6en entgegelol-
treten, neigt man in poIi5eiltder
&rel1en oabin, poripiegeno 9inbin-
men gum @riminoloienite ausaubiI.
oer- Gin beionoerer Srtd Ser Ser
BREEDER, ii6 BET Der Musfibrltng
elmer Sat @ummibanoi6ube ODER
gor Sol5pantinen anau5iebel Bot
lid IN ibrer Broris niht beludb,t,
ipie on6 oas ginreiben BON son,
ben nno SiiBen nit Soli5pIldure
ooer Sannin gu feinem Geiultat &c.
fiibrt bot. @s lit cine alte 9fegei,
oaB es fir ote ,&unoenoie gerublo.
lie Stoffe iiberbonpt nid)t gibt. Sic
meitaus aroBte Gdmieriefeit er-
tpa6lt Dem 8erbreder our6 oos
Srogen ieoernen 5dnbmerfs. g..
troeene Sdube iino befonntli6 nit
SfipefB politdnoig ourbiest itllb
Die aus1tromenoen 2uftmolefiile,
Die regelmaBig ant @robooen bot
ten bleiben, geben cine bauernoe,
Ii9ere Spur fir Sen 4ritninoIbuno
ab. @ber aud bier bat Dos Ser
breden einen slustueg gu finoen
aenuBt, ser oie 8erfoIgune in 6ei
meiiten SdIen %i1bibiert. Der raffi-
nierte 8erbreher befletbet fid furs
Dor Ser Musfibrllng ieiner Sat
NIT boIlfomlnen itelem 61ubtperf
reibt ouBeroem Ste 5obIen nod init
mioerliben gbemifolien Elm, uno lit
out G1ele Mrt gegelt DIE Gnfoed,irg
aurd @riminalbunoe eeihiibt. Gr
permeioet es au6 entidieoen, mi.
les S9ubperf un6 nalie 4leiolu1g
ouf Dem &orper gu baben. Dieiau
6auptid6li6en 9ilfsmittellt, ot Be.
men ii6 nod cine eroBe Mnaabl M.
oerer 8erbrederfniffe geieden, felt
Die 9eborbe b~prlaufig aielnTih
madtlos aegeniiber, u1lb es bleibt
muir Der iorefaltigen Gr8iebung rllo
Der duBerit feinen Nafe ser @rilni-
nolbunoe iiberlaiien, OBJ fid) Die.
ielben i~rrefiibren laiien noer Der
oenfbar geringiten Spur zines &c
rudes auf peite Streden nadsliee.
ben niffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-26

oitwarts fertiggeitellt it, mdbreno
lie BON Der onberen Seite 16on
iiber ben Mio Barana binausreidt.
Sn ID Sabren mirb man olio oll
oirefter 2inie III ca. 2 9neen bon
Santos aus Die bolibtoniide @ren.
sc erreiden f0nnen. Senieits oes
Hio paraguay 6eeinnt ndmlt6 idun
bolipianiides Gerritorium, uno
iipor lit es Ole SntereHenlpbdre BEG
Somerto Oriental. Nun bat Die
8ra5ilion &aiipap Company ol.d
oieie aon5eliion angefauft, INN lire
transfontinentole 2inie Bis Sta.
Grn5, alio bis an ben SUB Ser Cor
oillerc aus5uoebnen. God Dor MG.
lauf zines Sabres miiiien laut
Gertrae Die &rbeiten beginner ul1o
BEL Ser befannten Sbnedigfeit, mil
Der Die @eienidaft orbeitet, oorf
man Der gntpidlung Ser 9inge nit
3llberiidt entseeenieben. @n Der
Goroiuere meroen oie @abnorheiten
einitmeilen ibr gnoe nebmens beiu1
an eine @eiterfiibrung Der gobll
ms SCOTLAND 1T p~oroerbono nidt
gu oenfen. 9ageeen miro es elm
leidtes iein, our6 Musbau ser 81
ME bis an ben &io Sbilo (oer oas
gan5e Sabr i6iffbor ift) nno Gin.
ridtung fIeiner Dompferlinien
auf Sdilo unh Molnore SEN Sting
Santos-g orumba=St Ste. Grus : 800
more : @enigebiet) Waoeira ; Sara
gu i6liebeu. Dos lit nihf ferne 81,
%funftsmulif, ionoern Die gntpid.
lung Der naditen 10 Sabre!
,@er bie @eidtumer ser eridloi-
ienen @ebiete fennt, mub 5ugeben,
Dob oieier bon gtappe gu gtoppe
nit GROCER 3dbiefeit o~erfoIgte uno
nun ber gliidliden g~olIenbnng no
be gebrodte Blan Ser @enialitot
nid)t entbebrt nnb Die pole Diner
fennung Ser &uIturfpeft foroert. sSsll
aner StiGe lit eth @erf in S5ene
eeiett moroen, bas ELM @ebiet BON
Der @roBe baIb guropas aus leiner
@bgeidieoeflheit befreien unb Dem
WeItperfebr offnen nirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-26
Mttadiereu tuie siaer.

Sn Dem Sample, bas 8lut rein
gu balten ereifen Die peiBen 4or-
perben Die Seine mie Siger an; Ole
Seine be5uingen aber Die fleinen
Sampler oft burb idneue 8ermeb.
rung. Damn ieten MusibIag, &C.
i6wiire, eczema uno dbnlihes iid,
perihlimmern, &raft uno appetit
aber abnebmen. 0ieier 3uitano
perlanet electric 8itters, Der Ma-
gen, 2eber uno Nieren resuIiert uro
@ifte aus Dem 8lute ausibeibet.
.@r lit Ser bette 8lutreiniger",
i6reibt 6. &. 9uoabn bon 3racp,
Gal. 8eriudt i'm. SOC Bel alien
9rueeiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-26

baben bod ober etlr Stiid oes flei.
zen Dumas inn Soften oas cir
mabres Meiiterfperf it," v@as
fir ems? @elber Sitel?" u1ie
&amelien6ame. 9ouffe iiberleg.e
einen Iugenblif uno iogte: sos lit
5lpar ni6ts 8eionoeres, mir has
ben aber feline Musmnbl". uno 10
erbIifte uSie 8amelienoame" oas
2iht Ser &an1pe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-26
9lus Wien ,nefoet mo

AAS NOteIb uIetuSl UluIl. WIZ
Bes @emidt nirb III Der bieiigen
YreIie auf einen ipontanen g[ft oes
italieniiden Minifters oes sleuBer1.
Marauis oi San @iuIiano, geIeet.
Der Warquis bot auf telegraph.
i6em 8ege ben oiterreidii6-ungo-
ridden Winiiter oes 9leuBern, @ra-
fen b. @ebrentbol, eriuht> Dem III
Si6l meilenoen Safer Srar5 soiepb
ieinen @liidmunid gum einunoaht-
sigiten @eburtstag au ibermitteIii.
Der Safer oonfte oarauf benz ito.
lienii6en Miniiter brett. Die 8ic-
ner gldtter iebeu oas greignis
einmiitig als eineu beoeutenoen
Shritt CUR 8eritGnoiguile on. Sic
betonen, oaB es ii6 Inn cine erit-
molige ~oerartige Mufmerfionlfeit
ieitens zines itolieniiden Miili-
tiers bailole, mo beben berpor. baB
oie i'm iesigen 3eitpullft fortidrei.
tcnoe @erit1noigung cine Seltiguna
oes Dreibunoes biloe.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
N. CO St. L. TIME TABLE.

Arrive Union City.
EAST BOUND
No. 90 --7.55 am. No. 3----3.O6 D. m
No. So Ill. is pm.
wEsT BOUND
No. So --6.10 am. No. 4---12.5O D. m
No. 54--7.52 pm.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
Forget the Maine!

The final report has been made on
the destruction of the Maine. 1t con-
firms the report of the Board OF Survey
which viewed the wreck soon after the
disaster. The Names magazines were
detonated by an explosion from the out
side. Popular instinct has been justified
by the event.
This is somber, though an agreeable,
close Of gloomy incident. When the
cofferdam shall be removed from about
the harmless vestiges of the wreck the
waters of oblivion will blot out the mem
DRY Of an outrage long ago expiated.
1t is matter OF incidental satisfaction
that the American Government, at great
expense and in spite Of many difficulties,
has uncovered the wreck instead of sim
ply destroying it as it lay, desiring to
make sure whether an injustice had
been done in the thought of the Ameri-
can people to what is now a friendly
st. Louis Republic.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
A Good Work

The Florence Crittendon Mission
Home of Nashville, Tenn, was founded
thirty-six years ago. Its work is car.
ried on largely among unmarried girls
mothers who have come from farms
factories and villages in all parts of the
State. OF the one thousand girls who
have passed through the Home approx
mately eight hundred are living pure and
upright lives. Most of the girls are
quite young and easily deceived by pro-
LESSONS of love and promises of mar
riage. These-betrayed, forsaken, hope
less, and homeless-are received, cared
for, and befriended.
The Home is reformatory, where,
during two years, training is given to
enable each to earn an honest living.
They are taught to wash, iron, cook
sew, clean house, and care for their
babies. They are given Christian in
struction daily. Two-thirds Of them are
motherless and the Home offers them
shelter, protection, and an opportunity
to make good-just the opportunity they
need. No girl, because she is poor and
friendless, is ever turned away.
Mrs. A. E.. WEMANN, Matron.
GLIB Ewing Ave
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
Dickens Sketches.

The Nashville Banner is publishing
some very interesting Dickens sketches
by ]. w. Muller. Speaking of the
author, Mr.. Muller said that he had
tried pathos unsuccessfully at different
times and that he finally made the bold
est OF all his attempts in Little Nell and
succeeded. He erected monument.
There we're flaws in this pathetic story,
but the monument was still there.
Thackeray succeeded but he dealt spar
ingly in pathos. Now. Mr.. Muller is
able perhaps to fully establish his criti-
cism, but for own satisfaction we are
ready to set all authority aside in saying
that the flaws in "0ld Curiosity Shop"
have never been apparent to us. There
were other figures. There were Little
Emily, Little Dorrit, Florence. We
could name others. Perhaps they were
failures. Perhaps there were flaws in
the monument. Perhaps some have
never excused Kit for falling in love
with the sentimental Barbara. But Kit
was only an honest, tender-hearted lad,
and should he have interfered with the
final chapters of Little Nell's story the
thousands who now know Little Nell,
where perhaps but one or two remember
Nellie Trent, would never have known
her at all.
Yes, Dickens built monument around
Little Nell. He built number OF
monuments in England and in litera-
ture. He built higher and stronger
than the English warrior or statesman.
Thackeray was master OF English. He
had perfervid Imagination. He was
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Now he says he was duped.
Burns intimates that Gompers had /
knowledge Of the transactions Of the Nc
Namaras.
Gompers is. We believe, man cfsuch
good sense that be would see the folly Of
the McNamar4s' course and for this rea-
son, if for none other, he would have
prevented, if be could, any acts OF vio-
lenee these men did.
Instead Of labor and capital drawing
apart because Of the Mcnamara case
they ought to get together. The en-
ployers Of labor and the leaders Of labor
should sit down and talk it over. Each
should realize that he connot get along
without the other,
If two forces then cannot exist one
without the other they should dwell in
harmony; and right now is time for a
policy of Cancellation. There should be
between labor and the employer plan
Of give and take. They should organize
for peace and not for war.
The laboring men themselves should
put into leadership their most conserya-
tive and their best thinking men.
And organized capital should send to
the rear intolerant leaders-rule or ruin
men-and work through men who are
broad-minded and who realize that in
cooperation and not in strife commerce
and civilization advance.
Both labor aud capital must teach that
only in obedience to the law can men
truly prosper no matter whether they
be millionaires or car greasers.-Com-
mercial appeal.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

literary genius. Dickens did not stoI
to paint the lily or perfume the rose.
He went deeper into humanity, He
revealed character Was he a SUGGEST
Was there genuine pathos in his works
Ask thousands Who know Little Nells
Ask the memoirs Of Ingersoll, who pre-
ferred the Tale of Two Cities" as the
greatest work Of fiction, about Sidney
Carton.
Was Little Nell a pathetic figure?
Mrs. siddons, the popular English ac-
tress, a very close friend Of Lord Jeffreys,
a peer Of the realm, found him one day
CRYING. and hetwees. ..h The tears ne re-
piled to Mrs. siddons that Little Nell
is dead. " He had just finished the
book.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

The Hustler, college journal pub
lished by the Benson Printing Co. and
under the management OF ]. Morris
Hawse, with business aud editorial de-
partments made up Of the students OF
Vanderbilt University, comes to our
table this week. 1t is, as implied, a
hustler, spicy, healthy looking paper.
Among its associate editors we notice
the name of Ira 0. Park, from the med
ical department, also Of this county.
The Hustler has a splendid line OF adj
vertising patrons as well as readers and
varsity doings are well reflected in its
pages.
At the top OF this column to-day may
be found the names of the new addi-
tons to the Hustler staff, in the ca
pacities of associate and departmental
editors. These gentlemen have been
conscientious in the performance Of
their duties through the fall, and their
election is gratifying TO all connected
with the paper. The Hustler.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1911
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

DIR. w. M. Turner is announced this
week as candidate for Alderman of I'm
ion City. In presenting the name Of
DIR. Turner, we take especial pleasure in
saying that another one OF Union City s
leading citizens is offering to serve in the
administration of municipal affairs DIR.
Turner above other Things is a progress
i've in his ideas OF civic improvement.
He is most of all an affable, popular
citizen and dentist OF the widest repu-
tation. He is fitted by nature and ac-
complished in qualifications for any
kind OF an office in the gift of his peo-
Pile. He is undoubtedly suitable man
for the position OF Alderman. There is
not the least doubt that DIR. Turner, as
Alderman, would give of his best store
OF intellect and energy in the faithful
discharge OF duty. The Doctor is too
well known for us to continue at length
upon his merits, and SO we submit his
name to the voters for their considera-
finn
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Dora Watson VS.. Henry A. Watson.
Pending in the Circuit Court Of Obion
County, Tennessee.
In this csuss it appearing from the
bin and investigation, which is sworn
to, that the defendant, Henry A. Wat
son, is a nonresident of the State of
Tennessee. sothat the ordinary process
of law cannot be served npon him; he
is therefore notified and required to
appear at said court on the
First Me..s!!: :, i, January. 1917.
and make defense to the bill filed
against him for divorce, in said court,
in this cause or the same will betaken
for confessed. And il is ordered that
this publication be made fer four CON
secutive weeks in The Commercial,
newspaper published in Union City,
I ennessee.
This Nov. rs, 1911. s7-4t
H. NJ. GOLDEN, Clerk.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
NONRESIDENT Notice.

Mamie Roberts Circuit Court of
VS.. 0bion County, Ton
James b. Roberts nessee.
In this cause it appearing TO me, ii.
NJ Golden, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Of 0bion County, Tennessee, from the
petition filed herein, which is sworn to,
that the defendant, James b. Roberts,
is a nonresident Of the State OF Ten
nessee,, and is a resident of the State of
Texas, it is therefore ordered that pub
lication be made for four consecutive
weeks in The Commercial, newspaper
published at Union City, 0bion County,
Tennessee, commanding the defendant
James b. Roberts, and he is herein and
hereby commanded, to appear before
the Judge of the Circuit Court of Obion
County, Tennessee, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1912,
to plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill for divorce or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing
Elk parte as to him.
This 2Sth day of November, 1911.
Sat II. Nj. GOLDEN, Clerk.
Moore & Hudgins, Soils for Petitioner.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

Marshall 3 Baird. Union City. Tenn
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
NONRESIDENT Notice.
Maggie Belle Howoward J

Maggie Belle Howoward
VS..
Robert r. Howard.
Pending in the Circuit Court OF Obion
County, Tennessee.
In this cause it appearing from the
bill, which is sworn to, that the defend
ant, Robert h. Howard, is a non-resi-
dent of the State OF Tennessee, and
resident Of the State Of Missouri, SO that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on him; he is therefore notified
and required to appear at saidcourt onthe
FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, 1912,
and make defense to the bill filed against
him for divorce, in said court, in this
cause or the same will be taken for con-
fessed. And il is ordered that this pub
lication be made for four consecutive
weeks in The Commercial, a newspaper
published at Union City, Tennessee.
This 29th day of November, 1911.
37-4t II. NJ. GOLDEN. Clerk.
A. j. Harpole, Sol. for Complainant.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15
Risked Lives.

Preferring to take a chance with
death rather than collide with light
buggy occupied by woman and boy,
Driver Leon Spradlin, in heavy tour
ing car containing his father, James r.
Spradlin, and r. G. Waters, representa-
tives OF the Los Angeles Heights, Inn
provement Company, caused the car to
turn turtle on the Elmendorf road, four
teen miles south of the city about 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
All three Of the occupants Of the car
we're thrown violently to the ground and
injured, the older Sprsdlin seriously.
His left shoulder was dislocated. One
foot Of Mr.. Waters was crushed and
the younger Spradlin sustained slight
bruises. The car was damaged to some
extent.
Driver Spradlin, driving at good speed,
was attempting to pass the buggy oc-
cupied by woman and boy when the
buggy was driven in front OF the car to-
wards a gate. Spradlin did not have
time to stop his car. and to avoid a
collision he quickly steered the car into
the ditch. AS soon as the wheels of the
car struck the lower grade the machine
tnrned turtle. San Antonio Exchange.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-12-15

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