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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07

Antoinette, victim of the French Revo-
luton, bowed her royal head to the
thirsty guillotine with all the calm mai
esty Of a queen, as she was, and great
soul. But Mary and Antoinette were
both advanced in years, and great and
protracted sorrows had broken their
spirits and given even TO death friend
ly aspect. But the Pucelle, scarcely
more than child, and too unsophisti-
Gated to assume the appearance OF calm
dignity for the OCCASIONS sake, went to
her tragic death sustained by the I'M
faltering faith, the simple trust and re-
poseful fortitude OF one that is born to
be great and noble and good. / can
scarcely speak with becoming modera-
ton Of this simple shepherd girl OF
Domremy. Her whole life, her char
acter, her death, all have a haunting
fascination for me, kind OF magical
charm that stirs the fountains OF emo
ton within me as il with wizards
wand
Whocan measure the value Of such a
life as hers? What rebuke it is to the
worlds pride and frivoIityI Genius has
paid to Joan some Of its best tributes
in both prose and verse. Her biogra-
pliers have faithfully striven to do JUS
tice to her beautiful moral and religious
character. Her contemporaries, says
Michelet, recognized in the scene (of
Joan's death) Christ among the Phar-
isees. Still we must see in it something
else-the passion Of the Virgin, the
martyrdom OF purity. = Neither
French nor any other history" says
M. Guizot, offers like example OF |
modest little soul with faith SO pure |
and efficacious, resting on divine in
spiration and patriotic hope" Eternity |
alone can be the only Interpretation of |
such life as that Of Joan OF Arc.
EUGENE MCSPEDDEN.
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Continued from first page
down and prayed. She then asked Mas
sieu to get her cross, and an English
man made her cride one out OF a
stick, which she kissed and put in her
bosom. She also requested Brother
Isambart to get crucifx and hold il
up right before her eyes till the even
ing OF death, and this the faithful
monk did. And again she cried, 20
Rouenl thou art to be my last abodel"
She said no more, and in this hour Of
fear and trouble did not sin with her
lips.
When she set foot on top OF the huge
pile OF wood and looked over that SOL
emn city and great silent crowd, grand
as Dido and symathetic like Christ, she
wept over the people and cried, All,
Rouenl Rouenl Much do ! fear you
will suffer from my death. Just above
her hung placard with this lying in
scription, Hereto, relapser, apostate,
idolator. When she read that she ut
tered a cry Of pain. Noble girl She
could face a thousand arrows at Orleans
without flincbing, but that keen thrust
at her character was painful indeed.
The pile was then set on FIRE. and Joan,
it. uttered . shrek, but pres
emily was calm again. Brother Martin
L'Advenu was on the pile with her and
ia his anxiety for her forgot his own
safety until she, seeing the flames be-
gin to rise. urged him to descend. What
splendid soIicitude for othersl Now as
he flames rose around the devoted
Maid with cruel caresses. Bishop Cau-
hon drew close to see II he could not
:atch some words Of recantation to ease
lis soul good proof that she had made
10 express recantation before. But the
unhappy Cauchon heard no words oil
ldiuration or Of reproach Tor anyone,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07

except for himself. Upon him she
heaped this singing reproof, Bishop,
| die through you. II you had put
me into the church prison this would
never have happened " And that is
what the faithless Bishop had prom
Used to do.
In her last moments the heroic and
suffering girl, with a sublime faith that
SCARED heavenward even from the flames,
called on God and his angels only. She
cried outtriumphantly, Yes. my voices
were from God, my voices have not de-
ceived me'' And according to the tes-
timony, twenty years afterward, OF she
two faithful monks, L'Advenu and
Isambart, who remained nearest her
till the end, she testified to the last to
the reality and divineness OF her voices
aud visions, and Just as her beautiful
head dropped on her gentle bosom in
death she cried out, Jesusl"
Such was the tragic yet triumphant
end of the strange, and momentous ca
reer Of the famed Maid OF Orlans. Such
was the death Of her to whom the world
to-day bows in reverent obeisance. What
sublime victory for the christian faith
No wonder when she breathed her last
two Of her judges cried out, Would
that my soul were where / believe the
soul OF that woman isl No wonder
Tressart cried in anguish, We are lost;
we have burned saintlp
Joan had believed all through the
trial that she should somehow be deliv-
cred from death. Her saints had prom
Used her deliyerance. But in her death
so victorious, as Michelet points out,
she doubtless caught the real lofty
OF the promised deliyerance
that it was not deIiverance from tenn
poral but from eternal death and from
this world OF sin and crime and sor-
she should be delivered from
III this and borne to the paradise Of
God, where no brutal soldiers should
insult Of goddess bishops heap threat
,ned damnation upon her pure SOUL
,ternally deIiYeredi May we not praise
1od for such a deliverance2
In the main the worlds greatest
heroine met death with that calm forti-
ude that usually characterizes great
nd heroic souls under such ordeals.
Robert Emmett, hero 10 the bottom,
lied fearless and defiant, like a high
ouled and indignant patriot. Joan. no
ess patriotic and brave, died with firm
'atience and no upbraiding, like gem
le woman and hero saint Mary Queen
4 Scots went to her execution with as
much queenIy dignity as II she were
the throne Of England. Marie
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07

a burden TO myself.
! suffered from fe-
maxi trouble so /
could not stand on
my feet and / felt
lik e millions of
were prick
ing me all over. At
last my doctor told
m e that 81 that
would save ir1 was
an operate but
This I raflrqad 7
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07

Mrs. Della Forester and children,
Minnie and Jake, have returned to
Denver, Tenn, after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. f. Scott, Hauser Valley. Mrs.
Scott leaves tomorrow for few weeks
visit at that place.
Mr., and Mrs. John O'Donnell left
this week for Red Boiling Springs for
two weeks. Mrs. O'Donnell is taking
advantage Of the medical waters at that
place, and we trust that she will be
greatly benefited.
W. g. Clagett and S. A. Carter left
Tuesday for Denver and Colorado
Springs, Colo, for few weeks stay
Mr.. Garter viii spend most Of the time
camping in the mountains, while Mr..
Clagett finds comfort in the hostleries
Of Denver and the beautiful little city Of
Colorado Springs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07

G. B. Jones, a good friend Of the pa
per from the vicinity Of Hornbeak, was
a business visitor here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Lynn, Of jackson.
are in the city this week visiting Mrs.
Nolen and daughter on Ury street.
Mr.. Willie Jones is back again as
bookkeeper and Office assistant with the
West Tennessee Wholesale Grocery Co.
Mr.. Gather B. Jones, OF samburg,
spent few days in the city last week
with DIR. Mailing for medical treatment.
Mr.. Frank Walden. Of the vicinity Of
Rives, an old-time friend Of the paper,
was a business visitor in the city last
week.
Drink We at Dietzel's fountain.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07
Drink ye at pietzeI,s fountain.

Mr.. Charley Murchison and family,
Of Fulton, and Mrs. Ed Reese and fam
lily, Of Shady Grove. left this week to
visit relatives and friends in Paducah.
Major F. NJ. C. Usher, U. S. Medical
Corps, Texas City, Tex, Mrs. Usher and
son were in the city this week as the
guests Of Mr.Iand Mrs, Fope Herring.
+. G. Dillon, Vice President and Cen
eral Counsel Of the Rock Island r. r.
Co., Of Texas, was a visitor at The
Beeches last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. Head, Jr.
Mr.. Curtisi Harris returned to st.
Louis this week after visit to his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Harris, on
Try street. Mr.. Harris is with the
Grand Leader in the retail shoe depart
ment.
Call $50 and get your coal and wood.
Union City Ice & Coal Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Harry McMurry has returned to
jackson.
Miss Sara Flanary is a viBitor at Daw-
son this week.
Mr. M. Glasscock has returned from
a visit to Chicago.
Miss Katherine Keirolf, Of Jackson,
spent Friday in the city.
T. ). Easterwood, Of Troy, was a
Monday visitor in the city.
June birthstone pearls Dietzel
Mrs. Jane Dickey, Of Riyes, was a
visitor in the city Monday.
UncleJerry Tucker. Of Cobb's Chapel,
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. A. N. Dickson has returned
from few weeks visit TO Humboldt.
Prof. and Mrs. S. B. Hays, Of Rives,
were in the city Tuesday visiting friends.
All kinds Of coal at Union City Ice g.
Coal Co.
Mrs. SalIie yerhine, 81 the vicinity Of
Gibbs, was visitor in the city satur-
day.
Mrs. Vernon Hefey and children
have returned from few days visit in
Glass.
b. II. Prather, OF Woodland Mills,
was pleasant business caller here Sat
urday.
Mr.. Fulton Moffett left this week for
= trip to Chicago and Michigan sum
mer points
Miss Minnie Beck joined camping
party at Kenton this week for few
days outing.
See Dietzel once then always
Mr.. Walton Jones. Of Mckenzie, is
visiting his sister, Mrs Frank Adams.
on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibbs and Miss
Jessie Gibbs have returned from visit
to Savannah, Ga.
Misses Lucille and Lorene Craig re-
turned Saturday from short visit to
Fulton and Martin.
Misses May and Lucille Blakely are at |
home from visit to Hickman with |
relatives and friends.
w. F. Barry, secretary OF the jack
son Fair, was here Tuesday mingling
with old-time friends.
See Dorrel Harris II you want to rent
or buy home. Phone $40 or 1873.
w. A. Brown and son, If the yicin-
ity northwest Of Troy, were in the city
Monday as business visitors.
Mrs. Claud Whitley and daughter and
Mrs, Turney we're in Fulton this week
visiting relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ogles are the pa
rents Of very handsome baby boy, a
recent addition to the family.
A. L. QualIs. Of Cedar Hill, Tenn,
was 4 visitor in the city this week with
bis brother, DR.. Fl. w. Qualls.
8. @, Callicott. Of the vicinity Of Mount j
Pelia, was q business visitor and pleas /,
u
ant caller in our Office Monday. +
Dr. J Frank Griffin. 81 T;ptonyilIe, i
spent 4 portion Of the week last With /
The friends and voters Of obion, looking i
after BIS candidacy for FIoater. d
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07
WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
BY Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Logansport, Ind = my baby was
over year old and bIoated till was
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07
Execution Of Joan Of Arc.

CONTINUED from first page.)
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07

Call $50 and get your coal and wood
Union City Ice & Coal Co.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-18

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Die aSSimiorS~ bon @orriion muir.
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@pilt Sin 6nbc.

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tpe}llrg I'M @alra, our SdfaiflrM ei
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BON SapeinsbilIe mod, &ermafu mo
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0rafe.

Selrp 0o6eill, Sr, gtodnipGd)tel
mir ole Moll @rocerp So, in ct
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befn Bfditern 0es @eb1ltbes fir
2urgenber8 qupO @ilferbGlnner.
6rmt alula Snungaertiler lit ge.
gemirtig ollf @eiudJ Bel ibren 81
tern.
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6appp Splio,u.

Nictor Silber ru16 Geo. &ucoiger
llpa Serntntner @eid11ftsleltte, ma.
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Self WrnraIaia. lSbtrt edmcrs.

GIoan's Ointment aiebt iofortige
2irtoer,tatg Bel @euraIein lrnb Sci
atica. Srifft ben itiner5enben
Sled, bei6nftiet Die Nernen mto
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&beimnatismiis, SaIspeb, 9upit.
fdrners iirb gerrenfiirs. 9ralldt
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ger, SoitispiIle, 8p, ihrcibt: Slit
an bofem Ielralgie Gbtdihen &opf.
ipeb bier Morate obne 2inNemtng.
@ebraitdte Slaon's Ointment Spei
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fem aopitpcb sebabt." SoIt belite
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Saifie. 25c, SOC unb 81 hei Current
g~potbefer. 8ildItu's grnica Salbe
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&prriipn.

0nt aalllneper beaab lid Ieetcl
Soltdutag iadp Berger, lppieIblt 4
Irbeit erbalten f)at.
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fc mad, ct. 2opis. mo- iie urmclGFn
ei'rcl Molnt 5ii bleibelt geocuft.
&nht Stelrupel, potr @uScnoOe, be.
fano lid eines cages Scr pergo1tQe.
rep @odDe bier, in @cit,1iten.
Die SofnierS GIetutur 60. erbiclt
III Der pergangelleil Mod)e eilpc Gar
looilipg aobIen.
0tdo aliilB heiiitoet lid icet ga.
bciln, in @oscotaOe, no Ct sic Stelle
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pcIs @irtbidyaft itherpnipiclr bat.
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mar.
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mafJten om porigen 9plmRrstog Ell
iSclp @eidaftsbeiil9 ih GbonoiS,
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ben am lcttc,t Soruntog bon oe,
@ascpnaoe nSluriors" beiiegt; oas
Hehtltat mar IL gcgcn -, 5lgllrp4
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N Ct. Soiris CUR @cior@upg ser @illr
bon &enbit. uro @irter,
8onrer fir Dos @eidSft bon Nc. &
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st. suniier @arftprciic.

SIN @ei6eiurlnrft bot iiA ieit Dor.
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Die retbe SABINE 1T IN Der eansea
@elt Sas Smnbol Der @efabr; Die
gSutalr bat irlbcs elm aipAcres Sytc1
BON 8arnnnga3eifar. SoutmtsffIoa
Gllgenieiile SdapGSbe unb anoere
Snnptor1e rebel ebenfo oclltIid tue
Die rotte 8abtre. Sic eA@l Die I'm
reittbcit iur &Iute al. 6pni's vi.
pelrfr1llter reiTlt ocn 2~ebetsiat
lif)cr lapO 9riin5lid). Imr m.rds
Spe5iaI. gsenten perfmpt. Msar
idjreibc an Or. Eeter GabrneD &
Chicago, SII.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-04
EATON'S WIDOW WEEDS
DIVORCED HUSBAND
Woman who Was Acquitted Of
Poisoning Admiral Goes Back
to ID. II. AinswOrth.
SOON ASSERTS AUTHORITY
Refuses TO Allow Bridegroom to
Talk About Plans for Sec
Ond Honeymoon.
SOON ASSERTS AUTHORITY

WAsHfNoroN, June 3.--Jennie May
Eaton. widow Of Rear Admiral joseph q.
Eaton. L. S. ~. who was acquitted last
October Of the murder of Admiral Eaton
by Massachusetts jury. was remarked
to-day to her first husband. whom she
divorced some time prior to her marriage
TO the Admiral. The hero OF the warmed
yer romance is d. Henry Ainsworth.
Shortly after the opening OF the mar
rage license bureau this morning Mr.
A!nsworth appeared and obtained the
necessary document. The clergyman desg.
mated was the Rev. L. Morgan Chambers
pastor OF Mckendree NJ. l.. Church. The
couple repaired to the parsonage. where In
ten minutes they were reunited
Emerging from the scene OF the we'd
ding tho couple were accosted by a grour
OF newspaper reporters and while the
cameras were clicking an effort was made
to obtain an interview. A reporter stepped
up to the bridegroom. saying:
'Mr. and Mrs. AinsworthT'
Mr.. Ainsworth started to speak, but was
cut short with n peremptory: Keep quiet
Don't say a word" from the bride.
Mr.. Ainsworth obeyed with alacrity.
Won't you tell US where you intend t
spend your honeymoon" was asked.
Hush" was Mrs. Ainswof h Eaton
Ainsworth's only reply. directed at hel
spouse, and then Mr.. Ainsworth piioted hi
wife to trolley car bearing the legent
Steamboat Wharves"
Half way down town Mr.. Ainswortt