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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

an 8lltpergtftung g%eitorbeu> melde
ourb einen fleinen Bidel peruriaH
ml1roe. 5ein @opf idmon an, Biz iei=
ne Mlgelt p0llig geibloiien tparet. @r
botte furdtbar 5u letoen, 10 ooB Der
sos ibm cine pabre @rl0i1ng NOR.
&e6@ 8. @eitman,t, Elm
1armer bon &ap Greet Sounlbip,
tpllrbe bon etnem t%piitben0en 8u1en
ongegriffen uno pdre iiderlid 9etoo-
tet moroer, batte iid lein treuer Sda-
ferbun6 nibt auf 6as 1ier geitiir5t
uno oen 8u1en idlieBlt@ bertrieben.
Moorbeao. &iidter Mpe bat
fait sic &dlfte ser @eidtporenen fir
sen Octobertermitt bon ser Dienitlei<
flung entburben, neil er faro, 6aB sic
Garmarbeiten gu bieler 8eit Sic an=
meIenbeit ser 2anonirtbe oringe1o er-
foroern, uno er 1esbalb Gnrt1er rtdt
ibrer 8erufsfabigfeit ent5ieben min.
81 uitin. - Diele @ode Dont1er<
itaaaben6 miro bier Die 81 sSyabres-
perlamnl,ing ser Minneioh Staats*
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
8erlanst.

glua @eiunobeitsriidiiiidJten bin ih
ge5mlinger1, meme @ei9dfte in Sasfo-
toon, Canada, an ser @auptlinie seq
6. %. Sc. in einenr 6eutidamerifani.
id)en tatboltiden 9iitrift au oerfau'
fe,t. @erth 6es @oarenporrotbs
$4,000. @eb6uoe fantt gepad}tet: ober
binig gefouft meroen. Gin idbrlider
Meingerpinm bon $4,000. 8oitoffice
u,to GeIepbm in 8erbin6ung milf oeml
Store. $4,000 spir0 sen &anbel er=
mogliden. @egen naberer Musfunft
ueroe man iid an sic rMor6itern+
office, ct. @lou5.-Mn5eige. Asst
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

ie Weiie ibre @ere1r1ng gum Mus.
ornde gebradt fir eiren Man,r. Der
III Mrmutb geboren mar, BART &C.
fampit fat, lm fit. feline Ml1tter uno
fir iid ben 2ebenslinterbalt gu per.-
bienen, Ser gu &l,bm gelangte als 81
oafteur, @eiesgeber un0 bodlter @oQ=
5ugsbeamter bes 5taate5, un6 bon
6em @ollp. Gleoelano III Ser Oemofra=
tiid,cn gorfanpagne inn Sabre 1908
iagtc, oab er 5rr l1eber5eugl1ng &C.
nn9t lei, SoB Sic lebte @%offnnng ser
benpfratiiden &artei fir Sic Brdii=
Sentidoftsnomilmtion altf So6nlolt
bon Mi,melo ta rube.
ST. lebbaftem Ml16enfen lteben nod
Bel allen, Sic sen @eremigten faunten,
ieine einnebmenbe Gerionlidfeit, iei-
nc @eneroiitat, feline Solera15 ullo
feline ltnantai tbarfeit, unb sic idarfe
8etonlu1g unS Mnerfennung 6ieier
@igeni6aften aparen eS- audi, Sic
Samitag bon oen &eSnern BEL 5er
feierliden @ntbiillung 6es Genfmals
Sobn 81. Sobnion als ber6ienter Sri=
but 6areebrodt 1puroen. Dieie @e6~
11er lparen: 6. 9. S'8rten, Graii6ent
!6er uSSobnlon Memorial gommiiion"
ser bas 9enfmal sem Staate iibergab,
@ouoerneur M6olpb 8. gberBort,
@ouperneur Solutions Nadfolger, ser
es iibernabn1, un6 %. 8. &anmono,
aongreBbertreter oes 1. Diitrifts bon
Minneiota. Sri. Seaaette 2pnd), sic
Sohter 6es 5emofratiiden Sectional
&omiteemannes Sre6 g.. 2pn@ bon
Miuneiota, 5og sic Siille bonn Gent
NAL. 8eion5ers bemerfbar maren ltlt<
ter ser tauienofopfieen 3uid'auerme1<
&c mebrere bllnoert 5drulfin6er. ST.
l1er un6 Eallierroen at5erer Sh,1lfin=
Ser int aanaen Mor6meIten lift @ol,oer-
neur Sobnlon als nad1abmensmertbes
8eiipiel zines edtett Entertainers bot
Mltgen gefiibrt mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
Q(1t Der Queuc oeS @ti:
nNtppt.
(8on Morbert @rotb.)
(6ortiekung.)

Safe Stasfa ln1o iein @aitbof lit
fNiier befana1t III &allaS Gitp, ct.
2ouis, Chicago, Mil1paufee l1no Seem
Sort, als in ct. Eaul, ct. CLOUD
u1lo 6ergus Salts. @arrm III oie
6erne idlpeifen, tperut ooS Cute liegt
ia nob! Sd trof bier Goltriiten bon
alien porgena1nten Staote1l an, polr
ct. Saul l1no S%1toianapolis uno Gan
6roncisco, aber fei1ren bon st. @louo
atno Std0ten naber 5u Safe Stasfa,
(al,Ber eil1el1 bon Safe @eorge.)
Die DISQUALIFICATION peroen bonn
gtoote Minmelota gebal,t ltno erbal-
ten, uno @aitmirtb &ein5elnram1 ml,b
sic @afte altf eigene Soften fit bet
pflegen. 9ogis lltro @a9l5eiten foiten
5tpei Sbaler oen Sag, ll1rb 0as lit Bill
Zig, 6enn ieSen Sag ididt er einelt
Mann NIT Muto nad Sem 25 Meei=
len meiten Garf &opios, INN &robiant
Ing &otel gu bringen. @as @err @ein-
5elmarm aus Ser @aitmirtbidaft err
ebert, lit fem @i9et,tbum. MuBer6em
eignet er nod cine Borm 5 Meilen
bonn &otel al1berbalb oes @arfes, ur5
in Der gaabe 6es @oitbofes bot er eth
Gel6 M1ais, 11r0 betreibt nebpnbers nod
@iiebauM in @iiben ur16 @run5ern,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24

tet sen Mnblif elmer groben Auelle,
2h Meilen bon bier 1T Ser glf-Sce
Ser bon 1ouriten 81 SUB oft beiudt
mfrs uao al1 elmer anoeren Stcle iib
in Sen 2afe Stasfa ergiebt. @iele
balten sen glf-See fir 0ie Auelle oeS
Miiiillippi. @enm int SStasfa=see ii6
Auellen befinoen, 10 iino tic nidt er=
tenahor. ltao mie mir cine gebiloete
Game periidert, fl1Set SeSerma'm1
6ier cine eigene Gnele Ses MiiliiIippi,
nit Sent llnteridieo, CAP Ser Stasfa
Sec uls 2nelle oes Miliiiippi gilt
luro m5ltiebe1 lit, neil Die &egIcrlnrg
i'm oapl beitimmt fot. Nm ar1Ser11
grpoe ocs Sees, 6 Meilen bon Ser Ser
berge, befinoet iid ein Damn, ol1rd
Gen Ser Musf fluff bcs Sees lid ergebt,
10 sen Mnfang oes &aters Ser Str0l1e
biloen6.
Bic Sago lit bier perpont, Die
Iijdcrci erlmrbt Erolit!
ungefabr so SUP iibcr Sm @als
jerlpiegel bes Sees, pielleidt Is Meile
bonn Sotel lit a,r einen 5anneabaim
cine Snidrift oes Snbalts genagelt:
v6rom tits bin Stasfa late mas bis=
copereo BY @enrp q. Sdoolcraft Sl1lD
13, 1882"
Sn ser M1be 0es Sees lit alles
nit bi6e1t, boben 1annellballr1e1l
u,o @e1triipp b%eitaaoen. @S liebe1
iid So ei,rige quite 6orms einridten.
@eiterbiu lit Sas 9an0 polig, Migel-
lid, uno gebroden: Ga 6riiben iab id
MIR @iigel, emig jung nno etpig grim.
4te Sept. 1912.
ga sic 1ouriiten meiitens ld)on
a,sgeflpge1 mare1r, sic noh @ege'-
lpartigen lid) 5ar Mbfahrt riiiteterl
mar meires Mllfentboltes bier audi
nidt ldnger. Sd lieb oem Sobom
Sdmitt, 1eiiem Before @alfte bon st.
Martin itamut, a,n6 ser mir Elm after
lreunb lpor 11lo blieb nod bon 9ate
George aus, no er friiber reltoirte,
milIem, ct iole mid aln Mbe1o Qbbo=
Zen, neil id ben foleenoen Gag 51
1moi1llets Mfeiie lelen mollte. @eil
ib etmQS id)iid)tern ge6orer1 lllo er5o-
gen morcen BIN, gebt mir oiele liebe
@igenidaft inner nod 11obl ull0 OBJ
id,on iA es 5ufaIig einige @aite mi1let
lieB, 5oB id einen Malu1 erlporte, Mid
am Mben0 ob5ltboler1 getraltte td) mir
nibt, es &errn &et115elmal1n al15nper=
tral,e,l. Sd iblief al1f nteiltem 3ia=
noer, Ser leligen @offnltrrg lebe1lol So
5m Sdnlitt 1mroe lint 6 ltbr fon11lte1t,
MIDI ab5ubolen. TIM 5l1br ging ib aus
meinem 8erited otf Sic @erolloo IN
Ser oberel1 stage, no ii6 ein gliidli-
der Srldnoer BON Srbiana befartb, Sic
3eitlsag lelen6. S6 iagte i9m: S om
footing for n1p rtaat. Sagt er:: Sc mas
bere. Som long mo? Sin bour ago
be left ogoilr. l1n0 mirfli9 batte nrei,t
Syubrmott1 eine Stut16e ltnb ei11e bal=
BE auf mid) getpartet, So Scr. 5ei1t=
5elmann ibm iogte, ib lei ouf ser See
amt Sii9en, tp6bretto id Ser M1,ie
b1lSigte.
(6ortiebung folgt.).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
80 inueapoIis. Drei 8oI

~ ! " " y y =. SAS' Ro@t7
5iiten lp6rer am Montag beitabe 1T
Minaeopolis ertrlnnfer, uls fte beim
@erind) eiren unbefan1tten Selbit=
nt0roer aus Senr @aiier SIT %aiefpe1t. lit
cine 1tarfe str0m,1t9 6es Miiiiiiippi
aeriethen. Die 2eid)e 0eS Selbitmorz
5ers lit bisber nidt geborgen mor0est.
Sic 6rei @oliaiite11, sic i5r 9eben
cuffs Spiel iebten, lilro Mellon, MeB
inns 8e5elt.
Wbite gartb.- Die 8eam=
ten Ser hieiigen Ssslt0ia,1eraael1tur ii1t0
err1dhtiat morSen, Sic iabrltdNen
2oblromen 5ltiammen5uitellen ur6 oIle
&i1toer ei1tauihlieRen, sic Dor Sent 80.
Stunt 1912 aebore11 iitt6. Gos &obf-
'oelo miro in 6ieiem Sahre $75 orS=
maden 11,t6 lit 6os oroBte, 6as ie<
mails at Sic minne'otaer gbipbema=
Sn6iaer CUR @ussahlatng onaetpie'en
mur6e. Die 8unahme itotnmt aus
sen 2inien 6es sson1S aes Stommes,
Ser ii@ lett int 8u1t6esidobamte be-
fin6et. Durm Elm @eieb bonn Sabre
1889 NOR Sen Sssnoionern sic Summe
bon 1rei Milionen Collars boraez
itredt tpor5en un6 6ieie Sdu1o 1T nun
tpie6er obaeaahlt. 10 hoR bon nun an
iGhrli6 oarauf Sic 3inien al1sge5ablt
itper6en.
@ran5 Mapi5s. - Brdjioe,1t
6. 80. Sing bonn. g11tmidelungsber=
banoe bon Mor5-Minneiota lit iebr fit
g%infubrl,,g elmer @egiteuer BON ei-
mem 8romin nod 5em Dunn'iden gu
iatantroge nn6 ct lit gleid oem &ra-
iibenten Murpbp bon 6em gntpide<
f1lngsberbanoe 11r16 6em 8raii6entet
2. 81. 8ounauie bonn @erbo1t5e fit
Sii6=Minneiota 6afiir lebr ein9enom=
nre11 1tn6 audi febr tbatig.
Gairmont.- Ser bieIioe 8ar1z
fier u16 Miqionar 81. 8. @ar6 fat
Mrdyiteften bea11ftragt 8lane ol1s5u=
arbeiten fir eit @eb6lt6e, 5os als
9eim fir bertpabrlolte ainber benubt
mer6en ion. Sir sic 8oa1foiten fat
@err @aro sic Sltnrnte bon $4,000
al,Sgeiebt, ur6 es miro oem Seim eli
men grbaltungsfo116s BON 100000
CUR @erfiigu1g iteIen. Mls 8oa1grun6
fat er 5tpan5ig Mcres beitimmt, sic ei=
rett Sbeil ieiner alien, an ser Dit
gren5e bon 6airmont gelegenett Sarm
bilben.
2uberne.-D ie 8auorbeiten an
Sem neuen 5tationsgebdl10e ser Oma=
ba=8abn maden iebr idnelle Sort
ldritte, ur6 es ion an 1. Sotuar iei<
1ter 8eitimml11tg iibergeben mer6en.
Die 8aufoiten >peroen ii6 aui etma
100000 beloufen. ..
DuIntb. - ST. ser Slide oeS
Muriae=Sotels fat &erbert 8almer
GUT ipaten Mben6itu,t6e sic Is Sabre
olte @atb. &errp eridoiien, neil ite
feline 9iebesmerbungen abmies, att5
iii6 6an, lelbft 6urh einen 5@uB aus
Dem 9eben 9eidafft. Dte als &elfe=
rinnen onseltenten gmilp Samlen
u,t6 @ieno @iiola tporen M~ltgenaeuoen
Ser Shredenstbot.
Chisholm. = Drei Bergleute,
5te int South gn3" am a16ern Il fer
6es 2onapear-See tpobrer, baben ouf
Der &idfffebr, a1s Das Boot mdibreno
zines Stlrmess ffenterte, in Sen @ellen
ibr @rab g%efun6en.
Be inc r6 s. s. Sith, Elm
friberer @efddftgma1n bon bet, lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-24
5ie matt gu SUB 6%urdpmotbtn fam

Sic n1a1t gu SUP 6urdhpatbtn FAM.
DaB me0er 5lilterfnetpe nod So
lltbn 90 gu .finSen fins, 5eigt a,r, oaB
iid 6ieie @egeno auberbalb 5teorns
County befin0et, no 1reben ieoer fatb.
Stride ii6 audi cine tpunoeri90ne @a=
pelle befitroet! Nltd lit er 8alobiiter
nit einem @ebqlt BON $75 per 500
nat.
Ser Stasfa See
lit 5 Meilen brett uno 6 Mcilen lang,
ms 0aS @otel lift r111gefabr 100 SUP
BON Anfang 0es Gees el1tfernt, no ct
nidt breiter lit als Der Miiiiiiippi 5n
ct. Glouo. Ct ltegt bis so Sub tief
I'M 8o0em lmnrtngt bon griiren &ii,
geln uno Gmtnentpal0. Som @altbof
fiibrt eine propiloriihe Stiege in 0ert
lpiegelglatten, 6auteln Gee 51 sen
8ooten, oie Seoerma1r1 gum @ebroud
iiberlaiien fins. Mls id sort NOR gi11g
fein 8oot, uno id bottle alio nidt
oas @liid, 6en See 61 befabrett ltno
SIT erforiden. Das Seenfer 1T INIT
5ailf unb @eltriipp beitan6en un6 lit
fir 8a6e5mede niht eingeridtet (@la<
9e Ser Gol1riiten) 20 SUB bonn l1fer
lit er idon 35 SUP tief. Gin 8iertel
.Meile bonn Stasfn See lit ein fGeiner
See bon 2 Mder S11balt, ser iei1ren
MusfluB 5tpiiden 6er. jebigen &erberge
un6 bem glubbaus bimburdidI1n-
gelno 1T sen Stesfn See ergeBt. Sem
Same iit 2ofe Marin utno lift nod mel
1ter Mniidt 6ie Ap1eues0es Miiiiiiippi.
Ser Musflltb 6iefes Marienieeg bic
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
REV. J. NJ. WARDEN
CROSSES THE BAR
DEATH COMES TO ONE OF THE
EEST BELOVED METHODIST
MINISTERS or STATE.

Rev J. M Vaden, one of The best
beloved ministers Of the Methodist
church in the Tennessee conference,
and who numbers his friends in this
county by the scores, died at his
home at Lynnyille on Friday after
noon after protracted illness. He
Lad been in bad health and his life
p actically despaired of practically
ever since the adjournment Of the
ccnfe rence here last fall and was
compelled to give up his work IN the
ministry He is survived by his wife
and one ch.ld Mr. Walden was bur
led tdis afternoon at Lynnville, an
immense concourse of people follow.
ing his remains to their last resting
llace and testifying to their love and
appreciation Of him. He was for
ycars one Of the assistant secretaries
of the Tennessee conference and was
= Young man of great promise, thor
oughly consecrated worker for Christ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
GREER KILLED IN
AUTO ACCIDENT
STCCkMhN KNOWN HERE LOSES
HIS LIFE NEAR FAYETTE-
VILE FRIDAY.

Milton II. Greer, of Nashville, H.,
and the head of a firm of stock deal
ers there, and who was known by the
stockmen here, was instantly killed
in an automobile accident near Fay
etteville Friday afternoon. He was
here during lEe week and wet to Lew.
isburg, and from there to Petersburg
and on to Fayetteville.
In the car with Mr.. Greer were
VIM Gaunt, Clint Logan and Claude
edwards, of Petersburg, with logan
driving. The party had just left Fay
atteyiile for the return trip to Pc
tersburg, and in going down a hill the
machine became unmanageable, left
the aike and dashed into a telephone
pole The other members of the par.
" were not seriously injured.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
SPEAKER CLARK
GETS 0KLAHOM A
CARRIES 60 OUT OF rs COUNTIES
AGAINST GOV WILSON IN
PRIMARIES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. H.. The
nows that Speaker Clark had carried
sixty-nine out of seventy-five Oklaho-
na counties in the presidential pri-
maries in thar state was received by
The speaker this evening in tele-
gram from Grief Justice Williams, OF
Oklahoma. The message was adj
dressed to Congressman Scott Fefriss.
who Immediately turned il over to
air. Clark Az the same time Sena,
,or Gore, who had received word of
the primary informed Wilson head
quarters thai all that Wilson could
nope for was seventeen counties OF
Oklahoma and that many of them
we're doubtful
Speaker clark expressed gratifca-
ton at the news and said he felt deep
w indebted 10 the friends who had
supported him The result of the
primary leaves no doubt that the Ok
lahoma delegation in the convention
will be practically solid for Clark for
President.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16

Titcomb. They were absent just 9
week, and visited Chicago, Elmira
N. Y, and also spent one day in Gin
cinnati
The principal object of the trip was
to get information regarding the work
and the utility of fire truck Or mo-
tor in the place of horses and wag,
on in the fire department. Mr.. Ritter
in speaking of what he haw this
morning said, that he was perfectly
astounded at the state of perfection
to which these vehicles and appara-
tus had been constructed, and that
lin his opinion the low rate Of fire
losses in many Of the smaller towns
was attributable to these trucks, the
Grenen being able to reach the fires
ii their earig stage and thus handle
them better.
During their stay in Chicago the
committee spent thirty minutes in
one Of the fire stations and during
thai short time there were sixteen
alarms turned in. On remarking that
tat was the number annually an
s@erod in Columbia the fremeen said
Columbia didE't need fire depart
ment.
One of the noticeable things il the
Nyinds city aas the hurried manner
II which evety one seemed 70. be NOV
ing. Why" said Mr.. Ritter IF a
nan moved in Chicago like we do
mere in Columbia, he would be sent
to the hospital at once. 1t took a
health certificate to keep some Of us
out of the hospital until Ed Guest
taught us the step"
During their stay in Chicago they
had a fire next door to their room in
the notel, but there was no damage
outside the room where the fire origl-
mated
They viii make a report of what
they saw and the impressions that
we're made regarding fire fighting
while they were away. This report,
however is not an official document,
but only that of private citizens.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
M'D0WELLlGE1s
salla1u sRa1DW = -.s.ssss-se s--sf &s...=--~
NEW BOOK CASE
NOW HAS A LIBRARY OF 400 VOL.
UMES AND IS STILL IN
CREASlNG.

Mcdowell school, which leads the
schools of the county in library work
now mas 420 volumes, all of the prop
er character for the youthful reader
This week an addition of 60 volumes
has been added, and new book case
was put in Thursday.
The faculty and pupils Of this
school are ali proud Of the library,
and i is more than ifzely that lie IL
orary work win continue. The yoaus.
er pupils Of the school are taking a
wonderful interest in the books ana
are taking them home and reading
tner'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
GAkBFR'S SALE
u COME TO A CLOSE
ALL PRIZES IN THE GUESSING
CONTEST WON BY LA
DIES.

The great sale at P. CAREERS store
closed at o'clock Friday evening,
and at O'Clock the announcement
Of the winners Of the prizes was
made
The count Of the grains Of corn in
The jar was made BY s. E. Calender,
n, ] Harlan and Theo II. Stephenson,
and they found that the number was
3,S76
TIC nearest guess was made by
Mrs G. r. Baker, the guess being
1867, and won the fine Brussels rug
sx12.
The next nearest guess was made
by Ars. S, 7. Dooley, 1856, and won
the dne trunk.
Tie third guess was made by Mrs.
u J. schrader, 1864, and she win re.
oeiye the small rug .27x54.
thus closed one of the most sue.
eessfnl sales ever instituted by this
vide awake house, and the large mum
Der Of guesses attest the volume of
the sales
One Of the notable features of the
sale was that the ladies won every
one Of the prizes Notwithstanding the
fact that there we're as many gen
demen undertook to name the num-
Der Of grains in the jar.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
OLD CONFEQERATES
ARE AROUSED BY
A RECENT HISTORY
LOCAL BivoUAC ADOPT RESOLU-
TONS CONCERNING
THE BOOK.
RESENT ALLEGED REFLECTION
Ask That Same Be Not Allowed in
Southern School Curriculums and
That 1t Be Barred From the Homes
AS Unfit.

Capt Joe Russell and r. d. Smith
we're recently appointed by Leonidas
Polk Bivouac to draft resolutions in
regard to a work known as "Elson's
History" purporting to be history
Of the United States, and have sub
mitted the following, which has been
adopted
Whereas, a certain work known as
"Elson's History has been introduce
ed into some of the schools and col.
leges of the South; and
Whereas, said book abounds in mis-
representations and falsehoods in ref
erenco to the South and as 20 the
causes which led to the war OF the
states; that il reflects on the leader
ship of the Confederate armies; and
as has been said, makes Assertions
pertaining to the social life of the
South which are almost unmection-
sble."
Therefore, Resolved, That Leonidas
Polk Bivouac passes it's sentence of
condemnation upon this Elson's His
tory, and stamps the work as preju.
dicial to the South, as wicked, mali
cious and defamatory
Resolved, That no institution OF
learning, school or college of the
South should allow it to be used as
study, or allow it to be read as his
tory, nor should any Southern home
permit the slanderous production to
Resolved, That every association OF
Confederate veterans should demand
a true and fair history OF the great
ana resent any reflection
upon the honor and integrity OF
Southern manhood and Southern wo-
manhood.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
WASHINGTON HEARS
PATTERSON WILL
RUN FOR SENATE
STATEMENT THAT ANNOUNCE
MENT WILL BE MADE BE-
FORE SUNDAY.
AS A bolt FROM The SKY
TsyIor's Friends Taken by Surprise
and Almost Terrorized as They
Contemplate the Result of Con.
test With the Little Giant.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.--Like a
bomb out of sky that was thought
to be clearing came the well authen,
tlcated rumor this afternoon that for
mer Governor Patterson would to-
might or tomorrow announce his can.
didacy for the democratic nomination
for tie senate in opposition to Sena-
Tor Robert Love Taylor.
| Foo some time rumors coming from
Tennessee that Patterson would op,
lose Senator Taylor occasioned UNI
easiness among friends of the present
Senator, hut gradually, as Patterson
MADE no statement, md as April 81,
the date of the primary approached,
they were lulled into a feeling of Sc
cUrit5 1t was believed that the for
mer Governor had decided that the
time was not ripe for a test of his
strength in the state. AS late as yes
terday morning friend of Senator
Taylor expressed this opinion.
But now with the prediction of Pat
tcrson's announcement tonight or to-
morrow coming from source which
friends of Senator Taylor regard as
authoritative, the feeling of security
has given place to restlessness. The
realization has come that when Sena-
tor Taylor gees into the state Mon
Gay to begin his speech-making cam
paign he must go with armor FURNISH
ed FOR a fierce fight.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
SPECIAL SERVICE
OF PRESBYTERIANS
REPORTS OF THE MISSIONARY
MEETING ARE SUBMITTED eY
MEMBERS PRESENT.

Interesting services were held at
the First Presbyterian church ON
; lnday morning. Reports of the
great laymen's missionary convention
held at Chattanooga last week were
submitted by several of the members
Who attended the meeting. The
speakers were w. AndrewDale. VIII.
liam 5. Fleming, T. E. Gordon and
Rev. J. c. Mclloy, D. D. All spoke of
The great results Of the conference.
the enthusiasm aroused and the funds
pledged for the eyangelization Of the
world
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
SAW GREAT THINGS
IN CHICAGO At THE
FIRE TRUCK EXHIBIT
COMMITTEE RETURNS MUCH I'M
PRESSED WITH TIE APPA-
.RATUS SEEN.
LOSSES COULD De REDUCED
Hitter Says Everybody IN Too Much
Of l4urry, But ed Guest Taught
: Them The Step to Keep out Of the
Way.

The committee which went TO Chi
cago as the guests Of the Maury Mo
Tor Company to witness the fire truck
exhibit has returned and each mem.
Der is enthusiastic in his expression
of the work Of the truck and the
size If the towns they visited
The committee was composed Of H.
E. Ritter, Louis Loeb, w. D. Cherry
and Ed Guesl, chaperoned by Warren
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
R. M. WILLIAMS
CHOSEN RESIDENT
TENNESSEE ASSOCIATION OF
STATE FAIRS ORGANIZES
At NASHVILLE.

Representatives of the various
county fair associations of the state
met IN the Hermitage Hotel at Nash
vile Friday and organized into an as
ISOLATION to be known as The Tennes-
see Association of County Fairs. Res
olutions were passed providing that
the new organization go before the
State fair board at it's next meeting
and demand that the county fair as
sociations be given such representa-
ton on the state fair board as the
Jaw is alleged to require.
The moving spirits in the gather
ing were R, NJ. Williams, of Column,
bia, and Rob Roy, Of Alexandria.
Both men are experienced in the
work Of organizing and running fairs.
Thrty-fve representatives of coun-
rs fair associations met at the Hermit
tage Hotel assembly room at II
O'clock They came from all parts of
the state in response to a call sent
ont several days ago by Rob Roy Mr.
Williams was chosen temporary
chairman s. B. Kerr, of Murfrees-
boro, was elected temporary secreta>
ny. An organization committee was
appointed composed of the follow
ing: Rob Roy chairman, Alexandria;
W. g. Far-is, Union City; j. T. Craig
mead, DeKalb county; ]. NJ Butler,
Rutherford county, ]. w Parker, An
derson county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
MULES HERE
ARE P0UGHS
NOT MUCH TRADING BEING
DONE ANC TIE PRICES NOT
RANGING HIGH.

There was large crowd mere to-
Gay and a good number Of mules
were offered for sale, but the most or
these we're of the small and rough or
der. The prices ranged rather low in
comparison with the rate of the sales
made on last Monday, and as con
sequence there had been but little
trading done at noon
There were a number of BUYERS in
the city but they were looking for the
larger and fieshier stock.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-16
REV. ]. I. COTTON
IS QUITE SICK
FORMER METHODIST PASTOR
dERE is OPERATED ON FOR
App NDlCITlS.

Rev. J. 7. Cotton, former pastor of
he South Columbia Methodist church
and well known in the county, having
married Miss Calvert, of Culleoka,
vas operated upon Friday at a Nash
vile hospital for appendicitis He
is quite sick, bat the physicians re,
gard his chances for recovery as
good