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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
ACCUSED WO MAN NOT WELCOMED
Mrs. keown. who Shot Midnight In.
trudor At Macon. subject Of Petl.
ton Being Circulated.

Macon. Mo. Nov 20,--The neigh.
bors Of Mrs Minnie Keown, the won.
an who was tried here az the Septem.
her term Of the circuit court for the
killing OF James McCracken, a mid
night intruder. are circulating a peti.
ZION requesting that Mrs. Keown be
compelled to leave the vicinity. Az
ter the trial, which resulted In u hung
nry. Mrs. keown aud her NwO little
'li'd'cn went to- Palmyra. whore they
had relatives, brt the children wanted
10 come back ~ Macon, and the moth.
pr returned with them recently aud
moved into the house She occupied
formerly The case against Mrs.
Kcuwn will he GATED for u second
TRIAL NJ the December Term Of court
she now Is ont on u sI,0u0 bond.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
JUMPED TO ESGiPi FLAMES
FOUR DEAD eNn MANY INJuREC
~ HOTEL FIRE.
ucsts Lesped From Top Floors
When Blase in Los Angeles Hos.
telry Cut of Rescue.

Los Angeles. NOV 20 with her as.
aye cut on bv III" rapidly spreading
James IN the tire In the II. Gcorg"
lot"l her" ~ midnight. Mrs. Charlotte
harrington. 4 vaudeville p,nform,l
rushed to u window oi u blazing room
On the sixth floor aud tossed h"r IS.
Wuuths.Uid baby to safety IN a net
held by bremen on the street below.
The woman misoalcuiatcd the jump
aud missed the net She suffered IN.
iuries which caused her death a
short time later. The baby suncrol
only slight burns and probably wal
."cuver.
Thrice others lot their lives b.,
iUBplng and ~ were SERIOUSLY H..
iurcd
TIL" h"ruism of Oscar James. who
TAN III" oniN elevator Ia The hlth aul
s'N'h floors probably - we'd = score
~ Others from death james hrrO,.
cally stuvk To- hi. post Hnd ran his
lilt To the r"scu" anti ~" namos
bile.
The guests who were left on the
burning floors w"r" forced To seek -.
cape from death In the flames by
leaping To IN" nets held by iircmen IN
the street below Some We're taken
from the window sills Of the blazing
rooms by the iircmen on ladders The
upper floors were turned soon into u
roaring furnace and those whom the
selves from the windows to the street.
The fire started on the second floor
and. drawn NJ through the elevator
shaft. spread 50 rapidly that those on
the upper floors who did not receive
the warning In time were compelled 10
Jump.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
MEET TO DISCUSS BETTER R0ACS
First Annual Congress Of American
Association for Highway I'm.
provement IN Session.

Richmond. Va. Nov Gothic first
annual congress of the American Asso
citation for Highway Improvement cin.
ycnsd here today. The congress VIII
adjourn on Nu,rmhr' -. All tn" road
associations IN the United States AMI
gnaia wai"H wore affiliated with the
American t-suria'l,n when II Was Ia.
auPura;cd last year were wei rep"
seated at H." opening needing, Thusl
comprised tNcuty.t"r"" state ana Ia
i'tstai" org .hi2utiuus IN addition to
dies" del, gates, wanr highway cnri'
n,"r. aud uiiirig!s, legislators, AID
manufacturer uf rod machinery, AZ,
AMONG tire Il lrgJir..
IA, d,luluius we're welcomed hy
j''irrd states senators swanson and
Martin ui Nl'liria Both OF thysc 'rg.
isiutDrs mad Il st'Uug plea for better
roajs. quoting from ~, sidcnt Taits
statement Ia accepting IN honorary
moWh .uslip In the organization. NJ
that time the president said that 10
oIu"r movement IN the country tudaS
promises such large returns for the
money invested.
Othcr prominent men who have &c.
cepted invitations to address the con.
yentiOn are Gen. 7. Coleman Dupont,
who II financing S3.OO0.OOO boulevard
across the state Of Delaware Con.
gresham J. Hampton Moore OF Penn.
sylyania, Logan Waller Page. director
Of the government Office OF good
roads; ", G.. Brown. president Of the
New York Central lines. and J. h.
Pennypacker secretary OF the Amcri.
can Association for Highway I'm.
proyement.
a large number OF antom0bilists
were also present today. Fer the
most part the men were members VI
the Touring Club Of America and Its
subsidiary organizations. They form.
cd the larger part Of the dPi'gshs
who have come to this city 20 urge
the building Of a coast 20 coast"
highway.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
Live STOCK.

1--we StoCk
Kansas tity, Nov, ~ cattle Steers
fl,1" 10 NJ, cows, Si2jfI6,5. h.ilcIs,
,3,"oH 10: si",kors and feeders SiSlD
go, HOGS lulk nj sales. si.55m,.SO
sheep Lambs, sd.5nH7.GO, fair To- choice
w",h"rs, sl5om 80, ewes S3;5ffi.50
chicago Nov ~ Beef Steers 3d. 3Ost
lo,65 COWS ana h"iIcrs. s275H7.4U, stack
ems nnd feeders, SilomIl0. Hogs luilI
~ sales, ST.Gd"T.si. sheep lambs. Si.dj
GI5o,
81. Louis, Nov, ~ Reef steers. $500
Uli.oO; stockors and feeders, - 1su7.0O:
cows and hrit"Is, NL5UM9lO Southern
str"rs, sl.""ut.la iiogs Piss and Aghls.
$3.50" '.N", Shr'p Natives, Si.0a i.35,
lambs, 'o.'"" 80
Kansas city, Nov. la.-clos": Wheat
Dec" '''sr, May, Ni@,c; July, Slhc. corn
dee, i2'sc; MAY, ii'ar, July. i5isc oats
Dec. - -; May, a3c.
Chicago, Nov, ~, Close: Wheat-De
Si7sc; MAY aoilc, July. S7Ac Corn Dee.
1850; May. i7iAo, July, isisc. Oats
Dec, lsr; May, 3a'sc; July. 3.Ac.
81. Louis. Nov. i9..-Cash: Wheat
Unsettled; track No, red slOImlO6 No.
Z. hard, saUNSisc Corn--illgher; Track
No :, 40; No . white, 5oc Oats High.
en- track No. =, use; No. white. 33lc.
Rye--Lowcr; G2c, Futures: Close Wheat
Lower: Dec s3tsc; May,slhc. Corn
Weak; Dee" iiTsc; May, lsr. Oats
weak Dec. 3ine' May, a2,ic
Srodues.
Kansas city, Nov, la-Eggs. zoe dos.
mems s'ar; young turkeys. i5c. Butter.
Sofs'' packing stock, 23c. Potatoes Mime.
.'o'a' ''v oaei sweet potatoes, 75q9Oc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
KANSAS WOMEN FIRE FIGHTERS
Formed Bucket Brigade and Exiting.
uished Blaze Before City De.
partnent Arrived.

Cottonwood Falls, Kan, Nov. 20
Strong City womcn--ai least half n
selves real fire lighters. When large
barn caught nr" IN the town recently
women living In the n,lghborhond, ai
ter putting In Call To the Clty's IRE
department, formed themselves into q
bucket brigade and fought the blaze.
when the city's ire department and
other men of the toSn arrived they
found Instead of the otpecied ire, the
women, Wet and GREATNESS from their
work and the blaze out.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Arrest Policeman's Slayer.

81. louis. Nov. 2O.--Thc negro ar,
rcstod AZ Gorham. H.. admitted IN the
presence of 81, Louis detectives that
he was Albert whitfield. who early
SUNDAY morning killed Policeman A.
n liuidelson and shot three other
officers in resisting arrest, WhltlieM
said he had Intended shooting n no.
gro woman when he fired the bullet
that Killed the patrolman. 4 reward
Of 500 had been offered for the cap,
Gre OF Whi'CleM who il parulcd
murderer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Recount Suit Filed

Topeka, Nov. 20.--A mandamus suit
to compel the county commissioners
cnnvassnp board and recount the bal
lots OF the general election vas H'rl
here" Il is charged in the suit that
in two precincts some straight Demo
cratic votes were counted twice by
mistake, adding iG to the plurality Of
George II Hodges for governor. The
board has refused To reconyeue ana
straightcn ont the alleged error
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Promises Relief From Flies.

Pasadena, Cal, Nov, 2o,--Dr, Albert
Fenyes has made a discovery which
ne believes will b. the end of the
house fly. lie has an acre of ground
IN the rear OF his home which has
been planted To $50 varieties of native
flowers, shrubs and weeds, on the
leaves of which for the last two years
he has been studying the habits of
insects. lie has Just announced that
he has found an enemy to the house
fiy that will wipe II ont completely
This enemy Is an insect, not offensive
which win eat flies eggs as fast as
they are laid,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
OIL MEN WILL
ESCAPE ARREST
Warrants Against Archbolj, FoIger
and Teaglc Not Served.
WICKERSHAM Is CRITICISED
Attorney General Severely Scored b.
Texas Man for Not Ordering ar.
res, OF Standard Officials
Under Indictment.

Washington Nov 20. Attorney
General Wichci sham nas directed jha,
warrants not b" served upon loan -
Afchbuli, H. &. Fog,r. Ir.. dud ". G..
Tcaglr of III" STANDARD oil company
a. u result OF a. 'ir indictment ui BHl
las, Ten, In connection with tho cIs'
against the Magnolia Petroleum com
pany.
The attorney general SAYS ~ cv..
d,ncr IN ro' session ui tH" guyorn
mcnt II iusullici, to- sustain The In
dictm"ni OF thos" officials ana Justify
removal proceeding M Wicker
sham has Summoned the United
States attorney of lallas To Washing
ton ioI - conference" abru, the ease.
chas. c. Morrison to Help.
Charles g. Morrison OF Chicago. Who
was associated with Frank II. Kellogg
In the prosecution that ended In the
dissolution OF the STANDARD OH com.
pany. has been engaged by the attor.
ncy general To ascertain whether the
decree Of dissolution has been VIC.
lated.
bHeNe ld''S ueN'IDItu uHIlHe lHt
day after call upon the attorney gen.
eral BY W. H. Gray. AN attorney OF
Houston. Tex.
Mr.. Gray issued a statement critics.
Ing the attorney general for not ar,
resting Messrs. Archbold, Folger and
Teagle, pointing out that the other
men indicted at the same time had
been served with warrants.
Determines Guilt Before Trial.
II said to Mr. Wickersham." said
Mr.. Gray. that ! did not believe II
WAS within the province OF the United
States commissioner az New York ~
ascertain whether he. In his judgment,
thought the evidence sufficient to con
Wet them Of the crime charged but
such was the province Of the fedora
court AT Dallas, and for that reason
thought the warrant Of arrest ought
u be served.
Fortunate, indeed. IL one who can
have his case, after Indictment and
before arrest. tried In the department,
Of Justice. and every detail Of It eX,
amined with view 10 determining
the extent Of guilt before the trial"
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
H. 6. Sailor Killed in Chin,

Washington. Nov "a Nathan T..
Willis, q shipwright who enlisted in
the navy from Central CITY, Neb.. was
killed ashore In shanghai hy foreign
mln Of warsman The killing is un.
der investigation Ivy a hoard COM
posed of American and foreign naval
officers
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Killed With chloroform.

Robinson Of Hutchinson, u bricklaver
employed on the government building.
was found dead In the courthouse
square here. 4 handkerchief soaked
with chloroform was found clasped to
his mouth, lie is survived by a wife
living In Hutchinson.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Dynamite Failed to Explode.

Cleveland, o., Nov, 20.--A motor
smashed to pieces a wagon contain.
ing 200 pounds of dynamite on the
road near Willow Station, suburb.
and W. Il Buskirk of Independence.
o.. driver OF the wagon, sustained "A
fractured skull In the collision DE.
spite the shock and the fact that a
package of caps was in the wreckage,
the dynamite dil not explode
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Saved Children From Fire.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov aO.--Fire
started in the root Of tNo residence of
W. II. Smith and the family nearly
persisted. They were rescued by the
bravery of Miss Mary llcndry, u
ncighbor, who, with the aid of Or, j.
A Huldlc on saved the -four children
from fire.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Arctic Mail Leaves Monday.

Edmonton, Alberta. Nov, 20.--A
rural mail carrier with dog team
VIII leave here next Monday over u
route which IsObably Is the longest In
the world. He viii Journey many hun
dred miles within the Arctic circle
and will not return until shortly be-
fore the thaw next spring. His mail
viii be made up of letters exclusive.
~, no newspapers or parcels being
accepted
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Eight Dead In Wreck.

Norina, y, C., Nov. 20 Eight train.
men were killed AMI three severely
injured when two through Seaboard
passenger trains, running AZ high
speed, collided head on, seven miles
north OF here, No passengers were in.
jured.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Held Up Train In Mexico.

NcNico city. Nov. 20,-nandits held
mp train between Cucrnayaca ana
'hIs city and shot Nh" engineer and
nine passengers Ia death They fed
20 the hills The Inc Is heavily
guarded hr federal troops and the
tram was hnegcd hv rebel WEARING a
government uniform To divert sus.
plCirn
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Poultry Plant Burns,

Trenton, Mo, Nov. 20--Fire Of un.
known origin DESTROYED the poultry
plant Of Swift & Co. causing a loss
OF $4,000. Six thousand chickens.
turkeys and ducks were burned, be-
sides three carloads of lumber half a
car Of feathers, and half a car Of
iced.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Home Rule all Amended.

London, Nov. 20,--The house Of
commons, by n vote OF BIS to 2O7. has
adopted the new financial resolution
of the home rule bill. This replaces
the resolution defeated on Novem.
Der IL.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Confer on Fusion.

New York, Nov 20, - Theodore
Roosevelt and Oscar s, Straus ad.
dressed a general conference OF Pro.
gressive state leaders in session here
to decide the question OF fusion In
elections hereafter. II was Col. ROose.
velt's first speech since the election.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Bank Robbers Get $4,000.

Bowling Green, o., Nov. 20.-Yegg.
men blew open the safe in the Mum
bank at Portage with Ave blasts OF
dynamite and escaped with $4,000.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
BALKAN NATIONS
READY FOR PEACE
Powers esertiug Every Effort to Maxi
Terms Reasonable as Possible.
RUSSIA PURCHASING MORE GUNS
Austria Expected TO Serve uitirnstur
on servia Within "a Hours-Re.
part Of Arr,istiee Proves
Unfounded.

London. Nov. 20.-A Vienna dis
patch says Il is believed that an ult
matum will BE- sent by Austria TO Ser
via within "a hours. giving three day
Tor reply.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22

London. Nov gu..Thn nations o
The halkan comicGertr,. satiated Wit
victory. have signiu,d their willing
ness 10 treat for terms ~ peace 1T tn,
rcuufs uf the yanlui. he'd Turks
empire Tive huston 81 their succosi
has been onl, Slightly d'mmod b.
thcit ,onunfary failure to oyercom,
a." rnlii,i Tur'is. a:wy at the L.f,.
og rur.'arilrppIr all enter the Ott,
man cap.uU.
Tive stubborn N.uu.- ,r,rrr.Dr,
H. No Hul.Hr 81. t ~. Hn al tot
r.a'.pr. ~ T.h.'d... ul. f., .r.|...
Irn that ,l,rr nh. slaughter Wuu
j.. rrc.s.a.y 'o, n..1.r. ''om - Z.
.u.u' uf bayou o.. t.i' .y.rl lsu...,
Hl' 'l.r. "a. t, world b, d",imatr.
t" ,lui,.a T. '.rr .u", lal a'irmn
.auc,.y d.uhII.,. u,r,.d d,,s.u.
,.r'ur. In inducing the rouar,rots
listen to ~. urgi'.s e. igr Eat nov
.rs.
Terms 70 be Drastic.
The terms ur a.. virtors VIII b.
drastic, IL f. known. hvt the mower
are doing their uimu I 10 mak. then
loss harsh than WIS ~ frat reported.
without attempting To rob the Balkan
rnnf"dcracy OF III, fruits OF H..
months war.
with the Jealous ryas Of Russia on
Cunstlutinoplr. with the rccrnlcs.
g-nc. of the Austro S"rvian dli,icul.
Is on the other side ot what hitherto
AS been known as European Turkey.
lud with Rumnnia iuuuiring what she
mas expect ont ~ the spoils. there
seems To- be- obvious ever, lndacrm.ut
for the Balkan nations 10 keep their
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
TWO MEN ROBBED PASSENGERS
BANDITS BOARDED FAST TRAIN
At MYSTIC, IOWA.
Got only Small Amount--Portss
Locked Doors Of Sleeper and
Was Rewarded.

OttUmwa. Ia. Nov. 20-Two masked
men held NJ the Chicago. Milwaukee
a. st. Paul's Southwest Limited train.
between Mystic and Ottumwa and got
loot amounting to about $3.50. The
bandits robbed two passengers and
two employees of the company.
The robbers boarded the train just
as II was leaving the station at Mystic
50 miles south of OttumWa. As the
porter was closing the vestibule doors
OF the observation car revolver wac
pointed at his head and he was robbed
OF $3.50. The porter then was com
RELIED TO lead the way through the
car. The first passengers met were
A. Young and I. q. Iook of Kansas
city. Leaving the observation car the
robbers proceeded 10 the sleeper,
where Conductor Davis. at the point
of the revolver. gave up s2o.So, and a
small diamond stud brakeman Wells
was also searched. but his money was
overlooked.
The remaining - miles into Ot,um.
va found the rOhbnrs riding the plat.
forms uf tn" oh nv ion aud sleeping
car. holding the passengers until they
cscap d when gJo train reduced speed
a, Il street crossing in iris city.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
SCH2aNK DECLARED IhSiNi
MAN WHO SHOT Roosevelt
Will CO TO ASYLUM.
Five Experts Who Examined Would
be Assassin VIII Report Parsnoia
as Cause Of Act.

Milwaukee. Nov. 20.--John sch!ani
IT, insane.
The man who pleaded guilty TO an
attempt To sldy C"lorci Roosevelt tn,
night OF October ~ win be- sent To an
1sN lnm for the criminal insane. wh"r,
he probably viii spend the rcmaiud"i
Of his DAYS.
The verdict In Sthrank's case Va.
unanimous on the part OF the i've
allcnists who have conducted an oX
haustivc examination of the prisoner
\ strnographic report of the physi
clans will be- returned to Judge Az.
gust e, Backus OF the municipal court
~ once.
S,hrnnk pleaded guilty before Iudpo
Ilarkus last week and the court ap
pointed the commission at aiirulst
on motion uf District Attorney Inb j.
who toll N" court that he believed
the wudll.bD ASSASSIN Was mentally
unbalanced.
That S"hrark IL afflicted with parn,
noia viii h. the substance 81 the ~,
rorIS' rruoi. II his become known
SchlaNk mot Colonel ituOscN"it IN
IA" tight side the night of Ocjnbrr /
a. Mr. Roosevelt was leaving the
hotel for tho hath wncrc he Was Ia
speak Eb"r Martin, Colorcl Rouso.
volt's st"nograrh"r. iumncd from the
motor cai and seized the ASSASSIN be-
for" he could fire another shot
May Fine Experts.
Milwaukee, Nov a".--Judgc Barkus
saws that he has not decided what
course To take IN view Of the prema
inr" disclosure Of tn" nature Of the
commissions insanity findings In the
case OF John Schrank. who shot col
Roosevelt, lie SAYS thai II he finds
that any Of the experts diyulged the
findings, IN violation OF their oath. he
viii fine heavily the persons RESPONSE
BILE for disclosing the information.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
Mere Bombs Hidden?

Thr would b. dynamitor was id"nti.
led 'a'or ~ cam War;. German
lrhuro" ~ y search Of his nome. tax
receipts bearing that name were
found. ard after much questioning by
detectives the man admitted that II
was his name. He said also that
more explosives were socreted In th'
vicinity Of the house. and that when
no recovered from his injuries h,
would take the police to the hiding
place,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22

C"i."rr ~. .n.--Thc Southwest
limit,h ur thp Milwaukee vas several
hours lat Wv arriving ara before It
reached her" the uass,rgcrs IN the
sleeping car made up u purse of SO
for Robinson the porter who loci ri
the door Of the sleeper AMI prevent j
the robbers from entering
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-22
MASKED MANIAC
SCARED POLICE
Entered Los Angeles Headquarters
With Box Of Dynamite.
EXPLOSION NARROWLY AvEkTeD
Fuse isrited When Mailman Was
Knocked Down. After Holding
Crowd in Terror over
an Hour.

Los Angeles. cal. Nov. 2O.--Armed
with an internal machine containing
enough dynamite 10 destroy an entire
city block. a bottle OF nitrogly ceriu
and it.calibor revolver. masked
mdriac TOOK pos ession OF the Central
Polio, station and held II for more
than AN huur. Will, hundred. of occu.
pgrts of the building and those fo-
blocks around. ranic.s'richcn. sought
The safety vi distance.
When lanes uosicE. detective.
kro.%,d tho mau uncnnscinu- with q
rratfu. b.N.. after SHINING up behind
i'm. 'ro rrsr u' tie informal machine
ta. !.ynri au, mg,lyal',. and with.
uut thinking of tho rnrsruuarcc
.ar,uo' J.. Brown. .n.'hpr detective.
a.r.l f.s Ioy opfyd.. .in fuse .plu'
j.r'ig ana gnitti.g marks. ani hurled
.. r.,, ,n. .,r..,
Hundreds sayed WIN Fear.
S.i.,. al mira u,vrr d,upinifr sent
~" q over thu. I.,,nr,u. viii, hm.
t.,Hs If st,ra.ur. stood apr4routi,
iurays.l by flur,. rvriting the dc
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-02-15
~ - - *

Mt. View Lodge No. 179, l. O. O. F.
met at the usual hour Feb. 10, 1912, A.
N Bowden N. G.protem, presiding with
a tolerable fair attendance, consider
ing the veoy cold and snowy weather
and so many of the boys being hot
house plants as the Florist would say;
they seemed hardy during the day, but
at night are very sensitive to cold and
would be classed tender ANNALS. -
Quite a lot of routine business was dis
posed of. One petitioner was elected
to the initlatory. The sick boys were
all re reported more or Jess better. Bro.
E. ID. Staley was reported TO have TAX
en- a slight cold which is nearly over
with and he is beginning to teel better
and more cheerful. Inc Bros. should
drop in to see him frequently, visits
would act the part of good medicine to
man confined to the house for more
than a year. All members should
strive to attend the Lodge meetings
and get into the spirit. object, aims
etc. of the Order. A Bro. who On ags
along Sc ldom or never visits the LoGge
and pays just enough dues to keep
from being dropped seldom if ever en-
titled to z. w. and benefits, had better
not belong to the order, he is no bene-
fit to the Lodge or himself.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-02-15
The Republican Situation.

Dear Mr.. Editor:-I am writing you
this letter and asking that you allow
the same to be published in your valu-
able paper. see from reading the
daily papers that the Republicans are
going to have two conventions in the
near future in Putnam county. AS l
was born and raised in said county,
and having been Republican in prin-
ciple have worked untireingly for thirty
years for the upbuilding of said party
on high plain of responsibility. The
idea of two conventions is establishing
a new precedent. l am of the opinion
t1at this double call is not made tor the
good of the Republican party, but to
be used for the advantage of some in
dividual boss or faction.
FOR ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT
want to say to the Republicans Of
Putnam county and the Fourth Con-
gressiona District that am very en-
thusiastic for the Hon. Theodore Roose-
welt and think the Republicans of the
nation should and l believe will give
him the nomination next June at Chi.
cago, for the following reasons:
lst. He is the greatest man in the
world today. End. He stands fair with
the financeers of the Nation. 3rd. He
stands fair with the laborers labor un-
ions. 4th. He stands fairly we'll with
the East, West, North and South. 5th
He stands well with the ladies of the
Nation, which is strong faction to be
considered in the next Presidential
campaign. All other presidential can
ddates on the Republican ticket have
strong and bitter factions stabbing
them il the back. Although the coun-
try the Republican organization of the
South, which is composed largely of
Federal office holders, is trying to
force Taft delegations ard if the
South should succeed as she did in 1892,
we will certainly have Democratic
President for the next four years. Put
this much in your pipe and smoke it.
BACK TO PUTNAM COUNTY
Two conventions VINO ever heard of
such beIosc? Who was it that ordered
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1912-02-15
cookevjIle School Of Music. .
Honor roll for January. j

Honor roll for January.
Ada White, Lucille Dolan, Fannie
Lou Whitson, Mary Lowe, Emily Sue
Dow. Fern Bryant, Rettie Ensor, Flos-
,sie Jared, Christine Gregory, Cora Al
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