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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

gutenberg. JON i en- aarreffe er
fommen Der til 9pen til Marfeoer
og Gingrioninger. fom oaiaa i aor
for at oberbpre Giteraarsmarfe0et
Onson9s Morgen Sen 4. Oft. ianOt
maj BAN oeenoe / lit 5elt. San
bleO braot neo pao 5attig9oarOen,
bpor ban nooanOeoe. Sanien bar
oper 0e 70, men itaoie oirfiom; ct
6ierteilag en6te bans 2io. San boo-
Be / aorenes 2sb iomlet iig 5or-
miie nof til, at ban fnn6e bape
iluppet for Nrbeioet; men BET 6oo-
0e ban ingen emit til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
EFT vIRKELIGT R0VERKoR.

20 Mil fra Minneapolis, tart we'd Sta
ton, 300 Acres at frugtbart Land, l40
dyrket, Hsayl paa $50 Tons, meget
Gavntsmmer, god Gr@sgang, 8 Verel-
sers Hus, stor Kelder, Lade og I'd
huse, 2 code Brsnde, Vindmslle, 10
Kser, 4 Heste, J Faar $50 Hons, Vogn,
Buggy, Kaner, Plove, Harver, Sed,
Host og Binde- Maskine, Kartoffel-
Plov, Hspresse, Separator o.s.v. $40 pr.
Acre, alt indbefattet, Halvdelen kon-
tant. Resten lette Vilkaar. Skriv eff
ter Liste over andre Farme.
S.. A. Carlisle, Wyoming, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

HetteIie.
5 SbI. Rr. 36 er Der fohteret: Guiding, Rebr. Zen 0onife
S~sn0ogSifoIe $3.50 - itaI bore Gui6ins, isis. OH.
J abl. 9r. az II Der fptteret apin6eforeninaen, Senel ia.
So. SfnI bore til Snoianermisionen.
Otto 6anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Hvorfor vedblive at leie,

naar De kan kobe godt Land i Red Lake
Co, Mimi, Diet bedste Korn- og Mejeri-
County, for Sl2 til $50. Ner we'd Dyer,
Skoler, Kirker og Mejerier. Unmarked
Wand, code Veje. Lette Vilkaar. En-
Host kan betale for Landet. Agenter
snskes. Skriy efter Liste og Kort. Sorte-
dahl Land & Loan Co, Ped Lake Falls,
MINI. (Eneste ~inkorporerede Landfirma
i Red Lake Co.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Srepfort meo Siteltefh.
yin Serie.

Den lPnge penteoe n1e Serie al
fine Iitogroiereoe 9reofort meo
oonit 9ibeltefit, iom 6leu fabrife-
ret ipecielt for os / 1Diflono, er
MI enoelig nnfommen- Oct er noen
al llnotagelie De fineife Sort of lit
Sfags nogen Sinoe iremoiit Der |
2anoet, og be ialges for ben iamme
lane pris, iom oaereoe er etableret
for Eefitfort, nemlig
% Gts. pa 0niin.
5 9nIim for 81.
Dan. 9utb- Publ. Soufe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

] tilbage til 9rgns, min unoerltst-
telie. Otter at ieg ! 6orgaars 81
termioOogs. epr0ug ben !. Ofto'
Der 8. o., efter at bape afIonet Ell
9rretsitraf poa % 0age / hints.
retsf9ngslet / 6oitlunO, er oenOt
tilbage til 9rsns. min llnOeritst-
t%eliesbop9l, itaar ieg u0en arbei-
De, uoen 8engemioler, er for Il.
Den noe al StanO til at ifaffe mig
nit 9iosunoerbol0, tilmeo oa man
truer mig me0 en- ny llooiSning,
ben6olospis, naar ben life eiter-
TONNES, meo en- lPngere 6ribeos'
itrat og ieg UNDER 0isie 0mit9n-
oigbe0er fife fan fao arbeioe. 5
Dag bar ieg 0erfor benuenot mig
til 6ormonoen ior set beroprenoe
iteOlige BATTLE-GROUND meo gBn ON
at poe mig en- 6ottigunoer Itsttelie.
San n9gteoe imioIertiO at zoe mig
6attigunoeritsttelie. Seq refer Der.
meO 9eio9rin9 % beoer Gem ON
at bile foranleOise, at Der itrofs
poes mig 5nttigunoeritotteIie."
Otter ~iiffert 6orIpoenoe bar6ot-
INTERCHANGEABLE / 9erns beOrs.
renoe oen poeoe l1nOeritetteIie til
@gboIms 6amilie inOienot en- aIo.
ge til r5orbunosfontoret Tor Sat-
tigpGsnet~ Berlin (oen bpieite
preusiiife 5nstans / Ben Slogs gu
ger). 6attigforitau0eritnbet flager
ooer Den uberettige0e 9ebproeIie.
N}n0s @gbolms Spigermooer lig-
ger itaOis 0b0sipg. Sun enifer imio-
lertio troos at life, at ban ifal al.
be eiter. Mnos @gbolm opbolot Jig
Manoag aften / 9rsns, bar aItiaa
life efterfommet uOpisningsororen,
og ban agter at bolOe no. ielu ON
ban neoblipenoe ifal bore noiat for
en- baoro og bierteIes 9ebanoIing.
10. Sftober:
NaOs egbolnl, Der eiter in 2ss.
la0elie al 4rreiten oeoblioenOe op.
boloer fig / 9rgns, moOtog Der Ons.
bags Oen bebuoeoe nDe llonisningsor.
ore,gaoenoe 10 paa, at ban uiioer en-
8s0eitraf al 80 Dfnrf iful0e oPre
noe af 2an0et inOen en- 5ime, og-
0a Oenne 5iosfriit par forlsben -
en- M 5ilfenoegioelie ON at gsoen
par iorial0en, amt Baobu0 ON at
inobetale Den inoen 81 Elmer, %
ben eaers oiIoe bIipe fonoerteret
til en- M II Cages 6Rneielsitrai
Maos ggbolm nsie0es iflg.
0SeimOaI" meo at tage begge oisle
4noroninger til eiterretning, bpor-
efter ban ienere paa 0agen i%noieno.
te telesrofiif 9eiOarin9 ouer Dem
begge. Oilers foretos ban Jig Inlet.
Ears Senien, ben biemleie ira
2ejt, iiooer frem0eles / 4rreit poa
Raoobuiet I 4abenroa. 9anife /
9oen bar isroet for, at ban iaor
egen 9oit.
Spao bans Stone aneonr, bnr6or.
manoen for 5~nttigo9snet 9eit be-
itemt, at bun ifal a~n6ringes poa
5attiggoaroen. On @aaroeier / 2sit,
iom ianot, at bette par ior banrot,
oa BUN bar ct cite Woaneoer gam.
melt Barn peo 9rpitct, bar poet
5en0e en- l1n6eritsttelie, iom letter
6en0e / Stano til at blioe | iitSiem,
til benoes 0on0 after fonmer paa
fri 500.
gs6b Sugn. Afbpb geteran fra
Sreaarsfrigen. Susmdno 2ouri0s
Sanien al 8ooo er Ssn0ag ben s.
Oft. aigoaet neo Gsoen | en- aloer
al goot SO 4or. Gen Seoengangne
oor fsOt I 1errejpllonO og eff meo
iom fripillig I Treaarsfrigen. San
par oa fun 90 anr.
Otter arigen fom ban I Iienelte
per | Sognet oe ienere eiiteoe ban
iig. s lit 9Ggteifob bnooe ban a
9etre. ION oQe er aifte Der ! Soa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
BEGAA IKE SELvMoRD MED
MEDICINi

Les: "Natur-Kur", ON Naturens sim
pie Low, Paradis genfundet. Pris 81 100.
The international Health Co., 273 So.
Broadway ,Yonkers, N. Y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

SaSersleO. 5rust6ar aartOffel. pr.
beiOsmano q. 8eterien bar Den s.
Oft. oeo Notwithstanding frmoet
en- Stamme meo 81 tore aartofIer
peo, oeribIonot to, iom tiliammen
oeier 81 Guno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

9anrios Sanien bar en- opgtia %
ipariommelig a~rbeioer; Der finOes
nnppe Ell Man0. iom bar opret
meo til at grape ian mango Mer.
gelgrape iom ban. 0elt til oct ito.
ite par ban raif; ban bolot funSen.
gen / to Gage. Zen eomIe boeoe M
Dos en- 0otter. hos boem ban fit
fprlig 8leie.
Zen benioOe0e, iom / lin ling
bonn par meo til at oerge aonae
og 9on0 moo 6ienoerne ipofro, PEG.
bleD at pie Srofaitbeo MOB Dor Sag
belle lit 2iu. Dan bebsneoe fun at
meooele banL boilfen Gag Ser ianot
8alg Steo til 9igs0og, 2onooao
eQer aommuneraaO. Ioa msote ban
irioillig og meo 8leoe iom Den
Gag, oa ban al egen fri Billie it'll.
Ieoe Jig UNDER 6anen.
6bsnm. ganOmaugel. alt i I9ngere
Sio bar en- Del fsrt 8nno til area.
turerne, on grsnoene flere Steoer
er belt eaer oelpis tomme. Soor
oi life rigeIig Gesn, fsr 6roiten
fommer. Ter oct life ioa goot no
til @interen for mango; tbi / DER.
9elfuIer og gan0inositeOer, bpor
ser ~ooerbooeoet enonu er 9ono.
ipnfer bet itaoigt. Gg fsrit nnor
9onoet, tiot meo tort 9eipGr, fol
bentes biem i Sen0er oe Star, ban.
ner man Jig ret en- Mening ON, boor
tort 5o%rbrueet egentlig er.
S~nSerslcD. 6rust6ar aartOffcl. pr.
beiosmano q. Yeterien Dor oen s.
Oft. oeo aartofieloptagning iunoet
en- Stamme meo 81 itore aortofIer
peo, oe%riblan6t to, iom tiliammen
oeier 81 9uno.
SGgernp. sitter SIoe6rnno. =
SDrns ees meo S9nbitiffer. Cor.
Dag cen 7. Oftober neo go0t Mio.
oagstio opitoo ser SIolss I goIle
Cams @narO / SeIsfer, bnorneo
@aaroens 3 2aoer ~neo6renOte, me.
oens Stuebuiet reooe0es 0es opr.
re inobr9note nogIe 9alpe og en-
Del Smaasriie. Ger bar meot
Sprejter ira Saeerup, @oiens o9
Sommerite0.
Get beooer, at en- life 8reug pna
benoe0 3 Mar ifaI bane iorpolot 81.
oebranoeu, ioet ban banoe iaaet lat
/ Ell 1anhitifeife oa moret iig me0
at ripe SGuoitiffer al % beoeo op-
too Der 5lo / noget 8alm.
Get er oen treble 5l0Iss / 5n-
gernp Sogn | 2ebet al fort 1io;
isrit br9note @sIlen i SGgerup.
O~erefter en- @aar0 / aieitrup og nu
0en | SeIsfRr.
SnnObeb. lllpffe paa Saetrn.
81. ao) @aar0eier 6r. BauIien
ira Sottrltp 9rper tom forleoen
til llpffe paa 3agten. Wens ban
OiIoe 9oa oper ct 0egn, eff bans
9esie at os ramte bam / penitre
Arm. Zen f~oruIpffe6e mantte fsres
til Spgebuiet / 5snosrborg, boor
armen bIeo taeen al. BauIien bar
tioIigere BAIT llbeI6 meo ct Ben,
iom life er goot enonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

3onneriuuunn
@abs GahoIm

MaOs Gg6Olm
tom 2eroog oen I. Oft. ri al ar-
reiten / Softluno, boor ban bar 10.
bet 80 Gage.
Soorleoes bar De 6efunOet Gem
| arreiten, ipurgte en- Neooeler til
.SeimooI" Den fri9iOne.
50, moriOmt par oct 10 life,
tpareOe Maos ggbolm, men le9
bor .Qers life @runo til at flaee.
De ire fsrIte Daee par ieg / @ellen,
oa ieg fan life n9gte, at Sioen bleo
mia noaet lang, men ienere bleu leg
beifeftiget paa forifeIlig Bis baaOe
inoe og noe. Soften tit ieg ira ia.
miliebiemmet~, og ieg bapoe meo.
braat nogle Bigger biemmefra, iom
lea fit 9on of l9ie /. 5 Wttooogs
bleo lea faIot op til 4mtsforItanoe.
rem. Gan opl9ite en- Strioelle ira
2anoroaoen al fel9enoe Snobolo:
Get ligger i 8eres 5nteresie at
forlooe BET preusiiife Statsomroo-
De inoen "a Elmer; / moolat I'll
feloe oil Straffen itrafs bIipe fait-
lat imoo 9em."
4mtsforitanOeren gap mig ior
&eiten ogiaa ~perionIig bet gooe
Toao at forloOe 2an0et. Oct oiloe
bore beore baaoe for mig og min
6omilie. On Nono iom ieg oiIoe
10 altio funne fan 4r6ei0e, og l
boert Sab pilOe mine 8enner NOT
bielpe mig til arbeioe / Dunmarf-
Roos ggbolm itiIeoe anorogen.
be ON at ioa 5riiten forIenget til
4S Elmer; life for at oinOe 8io til
at forlnoe 2nnoet, iom aScbles.
pigicbe @ren5poit" ipnes at anta-
ge; men ior at iao 2oo til at til.
bringe en- Ssn0og / 5reO meo i'm
baar0t prSneOe 6amilie. Anoragen-
oct bIen benilget.
5snong Oen 8. Oft. afienote
gfaos @g6olm Oerefter f6Igenoe te-
Iegrofiife 8eip9ring til 9anOraa-
Den / Saoerslep: n9ermeO ne0l9g.
ger leg gein9ring moo iornpet I'D.
n%isning og moo ben al 4mtsfor-
Itan0eren / Softluno meooeIte Sru-
iel for BET SiIf9l0e, al ben life ef-
terfommes, / alminoeligbeO og /
Sproelesbeo itsttet poa 5 SO
&igslooen al 80. gfoi 1908, foroi
mine nprmeite 8onrgrenoe Iioer
9eo og til Gels er baarot ipge.@
gnooioere blen ser afienot en- 9e-
ippring ooer uonisningen til Re.
geringsprpiiOenten / 5IesOig.
@gbolm bennenote Jig inmme5 IN.
Dag til 6attigforitanoerifabet /
grens og baO ON aie6liffelig In.
oeritetteIie for Jig ielO, oa Bo!itiets
Gorfelgelie binoreoe bom / at tie
ne til 5goen. San bleo imiolertio
nfoilt. Commander. Boitor 0isien
mente. at Ggbolm 10 funOe tage
Arbeioe igen Dos Boul Wsaer |
8rens. Ggbolm oplpite, at Sob.
mano NeQer 6aooe antaget enDaano
/ bans Steo; oa Fan til enboer
Bib funoe 5Iipe ioget no al ar
beioe igen, funoe Meaer life lpn-
gere BRUCE bom. gr9iten mente, at
@gbolm 10 fun0e tnge Gagleiear-
beioe. Den biemleie ioareOe, at ban
10 fife par iiffer paa, at 8oIitiet
piloe looe 6am arbeioe en- Gag til
@noe.
@gbolm %nfienote oerefter felgenoe
Monoag fsGgenoe Sfripelie til
eanoraaoen:
rs &enbol0 til 5 10 %ben6olos.
bis s so I Hieslopen ON timber.
itsttelies6op9len al 30. Rai 1908
refer ieg 6erme6 8eiuaring mob oct
feolige BATTLE-GROUND I grsns, for-
oi bet bor nagtet mig 5attigunoer-
ftetteLe. Otter at ieg / 5orgnors
eftermiooags, 2sroag ben Z. OF.
tober 5. r., efter at babe o%fionet
en- arreItItraf pna 90 Gage | amts-
retsfrnaFelet | SoftlunO, er oenot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Retto-Bo

9eo at fsbe ct antaI til Ssit.
odgsifoIen ipnres arbeioet meo at
afifriue Stptferne. Ran esr oS Ell
Eimeite me0 at in0ienoe 8eitiIling
foruo, og man iifrer zig %iamtioiI.
at Seftet bIioer ienot, iaa mart
oet er farOiot.
Dan. 2nth. Rub. 9oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
SnnOueb. lllpffe paa 5astrn.
Spnoer6Org Imt. Io6ersmaalets
/ SfOlcn6e titles / Ell

Sanrpgf | SfDlenoe niles | ct
GREET 2Ds. nodr man eriorer, at Der
til l1llerup fommer en- Seminariit
9oOenba9en fra Senning, iii Sfon-
By pno Qls en- Semfnoriit 9emb.
fe ira gnnnesbot til 9lons en- Sc
minnriit Ratbieien ira Garbecf.
Soorleoes oil oisie rnge 2prere,
Der iiffert life fan ct eneite oanif
Orb, gre Jig iorltaaeIige for Smnn-
bernene | anoen alasie, bporaf if
fert life mango forifaor ct eneIte
tpif DRIP ipBrger oSiemoal@. Oct
bliper Del, iom en- areosifoleinipef.
ter engnns uOtalte, Dsoitummeitu-
oerDisning.
@raaiten. Sbb / fit Selt. 81.
ab.) S~an0elsmanS Sanien Of ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Gil % o r m 0 n
SfoIef e n:

SCR %!pitteret, ie abl. SIR. 43 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
9oeah, Gebr, ct gouli Mg6. 80. %. Ssnoerup SO
q g. Sobnien, RieIs Ssrenien, u. g 0ielien 10. 81
Daniel galts, ). @~rostut6, 8. @rosfutb, 2. :. @ro:
futb, 5. Sobnien 10. 50c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
3iIianlnlen
$275.0t
Gil msgooen II.

Scr foiteret, fe abl. Gr. 10 ................. $t5073.34
annias @tp, aanias, Better anuoien en- Su6lpuns6. 500
Au0ubon, ga, Gbene5er 0gb. geoer G6r. Senen. 500
Oeon0er, Sal. SntmanueIs ggb, @rs. 6. 6. Sent
len s. 6. Seuien, @aher 6onfn, Z. u. Sobanhn
bo. So; Gbr. 5enen SO; Setter Sanien ST.. 5000
Gin Dale, Minn, 5 5. Safobtn ............ 1900
Sampton, Nebr, 8der Sonien $25; Solger geterien,
gder 2arpn, Sans NieIen bn. So; IS Sanien So;
ar0rep sanim SO .. =. .............. $500
epna Winn, ginie Sanien ............... 300
@bhaoo, 81, DIR. %. SEMEN ................ LOO
3eeuub. isis, aasnus Sanien 81; emil Ra6et, au.
Illus Sergenien, 81. z. Maoien, bo. $40; An. San.
len, Sobn g. HieHen, Nels geterien, g. 9. RieIs
len 6p. So =. :. -. 5fOO
Sleepp epe, Ninn, amnnoa 8eterien ............. 100
Gilommea ...... $f52433i
clair, ben 26. Otto6er. 1911.
Otto SanieH,
aasi. for e. fore. D. ep L. airf am"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-31
MINISTER STOLYPlN
GETS REVENGE
HE STAYS AS RUSSIA'S PREMIER
AND HIS ENEMIES ARE
PUNISHED.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 81
Premier Stolypin, who last Monday
sent in his resignation, has agreed to
remain in office, and the cabinet cri-
sis, thereby, is at an end.
An imperial decree issued today sus-
ponds M. Trepoff and M. Dernovo,
members of the council of empire,
from all sittings of the council until
January, 1912. M. Stolypin has In
sisted on the removal of these ieac-
tionary opponents of his policy "a the
price of his retaining Office, and 1t Is
understood that 1t was the nesotia-
ton of this point that led to a pro-
longation of the cabinet crisis.
Punishment In other forms will be
melted out to other members Of the
council of empire who participated In
the discontinue OF Premier StoIypin
by causing the rejection by the coun-
Gil of the essential feature of his
zemstvo bill, which provided for self
in the nine western prov
inces. This bill was rejected as a
whole today.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-31
RESIDENCE OF NJ. \.
FLY IS DESTROYED
IN MIDDAY BLAZE
FIRE GAINS STRONG HEADWAY
BEFORE IT CAN BE Elk
TINGUISHED.
LOSS ABOUT THREE THOU, AN
Building and contents-Mr. Fly
Had Just Been Making Extensive
Improvements on the Property.
saturdays Daily.)

The residence Of NJ. H. Fly, on the
Pulaski pike, was totally Destroyed by
hre about twelve o'clock today. The
origin of the fire Is supposed to have
been spark from the flue, as 1t
caught on the roof near the front of
the house. A negro, In passing the
road, discovered the blaze and prompt
ly notified the inmates of the house.
The new waterworks which Mr.. Fly
has been installing in his residence
we're called into commission at once,
but on account Of the strong wind 1t
was impossible to save the building.
But little of the furniture was saw
ed from the burning house, the most
valuable article saved being piano.
Some other things were taken from
the building before the fire had aain-
ed complete control of the building.
The building was valued at about
$4,000, while the furniture that was
burned was valued at about $1,000.
There was some insurance on the
building.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-31
WANTS TEN THOUSAND
FORPERSONAL INJURY
FROM TELEPHONE CO.
FRED LATTA AND J. w. WILLIAMS
NAMED AS co.oEFENDANTs
IN THE BILL.
]. G. COCKRILL The PLAINTIFF
Suffered Several Injuries in Collision
With Stay Wire Attached to One
OF the Companys Poles Near cul.
leoka.-Suit In Circuit Court.

Suit was instituted in the circuit
court Friday against the Cum.
berland Telephone G. Telegraph Com.
pany, Fred Latta and ]. w. Williams
to recover $4,000 for alleged person,
al injuries to J. G. Cockrill Mr..
Cockrill was injured a few weeks age
when he was pulled ffhis horse by
a stay wire of telephone pole near
Culleoka. Attorneys J. G. VOORHEES,
and PEBBLES & Forgey represent plain.
tiff in the suit.
Mr.. Cockrill suffered a broken leg
and several other personal injuries.
1t is for these that he seeks to recov-
damages.
Mr.. Latta, one of the defendants in
the suit is the local manager of the
company, and Mr.. Williams, the other
man named in the bill, Is an employe
of the company, looking after the Cul
leoka exchange.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-31
EXTENDED VETO
OF CHARTER BILL
GOVERNOR HOOPER HAS SOME.
THING MORE TO SAY IN RE.
GARD TO MEASURE.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 27.-
Gov. Hooper this morning sent sup
Elementary and extended veto mes
sage to the legislature in regard to
the Nashville charter bill. He says Q
city of 100000 people with taxable
property valued at $70,OO0,000, should
not have it's charter changed without
some form of popular approval.
1t is patiently intended to make
complete the mayors power and his
machine by packing the board" The
real feature, he says, Is clearly uncon-
stitutional. He attacks the charac-
ter of the Howse administration that
defies law enforcement an dhe tells Of
papers called courtesy of police is
sued to members of the legislature
and students, giving license to vio-
late law.
The house this morning ratified the
income tax amendment to the federal
constitution.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-31
WILLIAM WOOD GOES
TO HIS FINAL REWARD
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
DEATH COMES TO THE COUNTY
SURVEYOR IN HIS SIXTY.
NINTH YEAR.
WAS A SOLDIER OF THE SOUTH
Made Lieutenant in Confederate Ar
my Before He Lost an Arm at Bat
tie of Nashville in December, 1864.
In Prison to End of War.

William Wood, county surveyor of
Maury county, died Sunday morning
at $50 o'clock, at the residence of his
sister, Mrs. Parker, on East Sixth
street. He had been seriously Ill for
several weeks with a dropsical mala.
dy. and his recovery had been in
grave doubt for some time.
Mr.. Wood was a gallant soldier In
the Confederate army during the civil
war, until he lost an arm In the battle
Of Nashville. He served with honor
and distinction in Co. K, 4Sth Tennes-
see Infantry. At the time of the bat.
tie of Nashville, in December, 1864,
he was a lieutenant. When he lost
his right arm and two fingers from
his left hand, he was captured by the
northern troops and was kept in pris-
on on Johnson's Island until the close
of the war.
After the war was over he came to
Columbia and resided here until his
death. He was elected register and
filed this Office for four years. For
the past eleven years he has been
county surveyor, having been elected
to that Office in 1900. His term
would have expired next year.
Mr.. Wood was never married, and
is survived by two sisters, both of
whom live in Columbia. They are
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Crawford Of
South Columbia. He was So years
old at the time of his death.
The funeral was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Parker Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and was conducted
by Rev. T. H. Athey, of the First Bap-
fist church. The burial was in Rose
Hill cemetery. The local bivouac OF
Confederates officiated at the grave.
The pail bearers were William
Goodrum. Joseph Ballanfant, William
Walker, Wilson Trousdale, W. H.
Watson and ]. H. RUSSELL.
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J. I. Raglan GOES
TO FINAL REV ARD
DEATH SUMMONS COMES TO
PROMINEN FARMER OF THE
CARRIERS CREEK SECTION.

J. T. Raglan died at his residence
near Carriers Creek Sunday morning
at four o'clock. He had been Ill for
a long time. Mr.. Ragan was rs years
old, and is survived by one brother,
three sisters, his wife, and several
children. The children are: George
Raglan, Of Columbia; J. w. Ragan, Of
Nashville; L. B. Raglan, of Paducah.
KY; Mrs. e. v. Ritter, of Red Rock,
Ariz.; Mrs. F. e. Campbell, Of Nash
Vile; Mrs. J. D. Harmon, Mrs. J. r..
Martin and Mrs. Morrow Robinson.
The funeral services were conducted
at the residence by Rev. M. e. AL.
ford, pastor of the Methodist church
at Thompson's Station, and the bur.
ial was at Rose Hill cemetery Mon
day.
Mr.. Ragan was one of the most
prominent and best known farmers Of
the Carers Creek valley section Of the
county, and was a man Of considera.
BILE property. The deceased was long
a member Of the Methodist church.
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ARBITRATION DAY
SUNDAY, APRIL 2
CHURCHES OF CHRIST START AN.
GLo-AMERIcAN MOVEMENT
OVER COUNTRY.

NEW YORK, March 27.-The fed
eral council of the Churches of Christ
in America has addresses message
to the large number of churches of va
rious denominations in this organiza-
ton asking them to observe Sunday,
April 2, as arbitration Sunday.
This action is in harmony with sim
liar action taken by the national coun-
ell of churches in Eengland, the pur-
pose being to secure united action
in the churches on both sides of the
Atlantic in behalf Of the proposed
general arbitration treaty between the
United States, Great Britain and 9TH
er nations.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-03-31
MODERN WOODMEN
TO ORGANIZE SOCIAL
CLUB IN COLUMBIA
MEMBERSHIP WILL BE LIMITED
TO MEMBERS OF ORGAN.
IZATiON.
PETITIONS ARE Circulated
Thirty Members Of the Local Camp
Have Sisnified Their Intention Of
Joining the New Social club--To
Open This Summer.

Columbia will have a new social
club if plans of the leaders do not
miscarry. 1t is planned to limit the
membership of the new club to mem
bers of the Modern Woodmen OF
America, but the social club will be
distinct from the order.
A petition has been circulated by
Head Consul w. o. Witherspoon, Jr..
and Clerk j. A. Goslin, of the local
camp, has secured about thirty sig
natures of members of the Columbia
Camp who desire to become members
of the social club.
1t is planned to have the club in
operation by the summer months.
While nothing further than the circu-
lating of the petition has been done
yet, there is now a sufficient number
of signatures to warrant the taking of
active steps of organization. Rooms
will be secured and fitted up in a man
ner appropriate to the needs of the
club. It is thought that as soon as
the organization is perfected that
there will be large number of new
members coming in.
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THIRD HEARING
OF GREEN CASE
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL IN
SYST ON THIRD TRIAL OF
THE DEFENDANT.

Judge w. B. Turner and Attorney
General Horace Frierson were in Co
lumbia Sunday and Monday morning
leaving Monday for Waynesboro,
where they will open a special term
of court on Tuesday. They have just
closed court at Centreville.
While here General Frierson said
that he would, as the States attorney,
insist upon another trial in the case
of the State vs.. William M. Green for
the murder OF G. d. knight. It Is
thought that the murder trial will
come up some time In June. This
will be the third trial of Mr.. Green on
this charge, the first two resulting In
hung juries. The majority OF tho first
jury stood for conviction, but this
was overturned at the second trial,
when the majority of the jury we're
for acquittal.
This is one of the most notable
trials that has been held In Maury
county in some time, in as much 40 1t
has required more time to try than
the others The two trials, which
were held within three months, took
up about twenty days. Associated in
the prosecution with General Frier-
son are Attorneys Dining and Hold
ing & Garner.