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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-23

the utter futility Of this method Even
II the hne is collected. It is paid from
the earnings OF the corporation and
the stockholders who were 10 no way
responsible for the violation Of the
Law and who on the contrary may
have stood Tor a rigid adherence % its
mandates, must contribute their Ior-
tion of the revenues OF the corporation
for the payment Of the penalty and
are punished equally with the guilty
parties. This is neither just nor sOod
policy It's injustice weakens the law
and arouses opposition to its enforce
ment among those WHO would ordinari-
ly be its nest steadast defenders.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-23
rHE SCHOOL RALLY.

There should be large attendance
at the school rally to be held here on
Saturday, october 1. Some of the
ablest educators of the State will be
present and speak and the program
will be most interesting one No
cause should be held in higher esteem
by the people of Maury county than
that of our common schools. The sue
cess of our popular institutions de-
ponds very largely upon the educa-
ton and enlightenment of the people.
The people of Columbia, the BUSH
ness men especially, should take the
very sensible advice of the Mayor and
attend in a body. They have nsver
manifested that interest in the cause
of education that it's Importance de-
manded. Columbia ought to be the
great educational center of this entire
section. 1t has splendid private
schools and its public schools give
great promise, but they are made
quately housed. The people of the
county will not cooperate with those
of the city to build better buildings I'M
less the citizens OF Columbia show
lively interest In the cause.
For once let those Of all factions
and parties come together for the COM
mon good with the resolution that
the schools OF this county shall be
made equal TO the best In the country.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-23
cARMAck,s iNELuENcE.

/ CAnmNGN = I'M - - 49,
The Chattanooga Times, which was
bitterly hostile to Mr.. Carmaek dur
ing his contest with Patterson objects
to the reference made by Capt Hoop
er to the lamented statesman and
declares that ali of his life Mr.. Car
mack was opposed to the Republican
party. And SO he was but Mr.. Car
mack never endorsed assassination
and lawlessness and dishcnor AMI eV-
cry man who knows him knows that
as between the Republican party and a
; conscienceless machine resting alone
upon traffic in human misery and
Office brokerage he would have voted
the Republican ticket every day In the
year.
The real friends of Mr.. Carmack,
those who followed his fortunes in
life and who denounced his murder
and have set about with grim determi-
nation to avenge that murder by driV-
ing those who approve it from pubic
life, appreciated what Capt. Hooper
said about tie late leader. 1t was a
happy thought and deserved tribute.
And what the Times or any of it's Tx
which are ready now to join with the
traducers and slanderers of our below
ed leader. may have to say about Car
mack will have no effect whatever on
the Democrats who are determined to
redeem Tennessee. The Times Las
no right to use the name of the saint
ed Carmack or to try to conjure with
it. That right it forfeited when it an
nounced that it had joined with his
enemies in life and his traducers in
death to perpetuate the infamous Pat
terson machine in Tennessee.
The truth about the Chattanooga
Times is that it loves the brewers and
the distillers and the dive keepers bet
ter than it does law and order and
Democracy. 1t cannot support Hoop
er because he stands for the Christian
womanhood, for the churches, for the
home against the saloon and the dive.
1t is not because Of any new found
zeal for the Democratic party that
the Times has espoused the cause OF
the broken and discredited remnants
of the Patterson machine. Not that
at all. Had the Republican nominee
denounced prohibition and espoused
the interests of the saloon gang the
fines would have been one of his
most devoted adherents. Let no
Democrat in Tennessee be deluded
with the idea that the Times has an
unselfish interest in the Democratic
party. That papers love OF the dis
organized Patterson gang is due sole
ly to it's complete subserviency to the
liquor interests. 1t has been mad ev-
er since the decent, God fearing peo-
ple decreed that the saloon in Tenres-
see must go. 1t has been indignant
ever since the people of Tennessee
placed patriotism above party.
When the Times talks about the
leaders of the revolt playing a bunco
game 1t discounts it's own intelligence.
Some of the alleged leaders have al
ready gone with the Times to the PROS
pective pie counter but the rank and !
file of the great army that redeemed |
Tennessee on August is standing
firm, steadfast and immovable in the
faith. The Democratic party as now
is vast company where
there are no officers and where every
private is a sovereign.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-23
rHE PATTERSON cALL.

Thoroughly whipped and diserecited
the Patterson Committee has virtual
Iy confessed that every position that
II assumed liz the heyday of It's Oraz-
an usurpation of power was wrong
For that committee has called for Oct.
6 the very kind of convention which it
contemptuousoly refused to call when
requested to do so by the candidates
for the judiciary last March. Then
the committees master, Pattels son.
and the committee said that to call
, such a convention would be un-Demo-
cratic. Therefore the coming conVen-
ton of Oct. 6 will be un-Democratic
But that is the least of the reasons
why it will be un-Democratic. 1t Will
not represent the Democratic party
because the Democratic people OF this
State have already acted through their
chosen representatives. The commit
tee which called the coming conven'
ton never did receive any commits
sion or authority from the Democratic
masses Of the State. It Is the trea-
ture of one man and that man is
dfsgraced discredited and defunct poll
tician. The effort of the committee
TO make it appear that It has reform
ed and is willing to live decently will
fool none. The lie is given to its lro-
fession by the adoption OF resolution
complimenting Patterson and deplor-
mug his withdrawal. That resclu-
ton was an insult, whether so intend
ed or not, to every supporter OF the
free judiciary, it is challenge to ev-
cry friend of law and order in the
State. 1t shows that the machine
still acknowledges allegiance 10 its
deposed master.
The convention of October 6 will
be merely reassembling OF the lem
lnants of the Patterson machine. 1t
is called by the machine, for the ma
chine and will be of the machine. 1t
NAV find some half hearted supporter
of the free judiciary who will accept
it's nomination but otherwise 1t will be
made up of the same men lwho gath
cred at Nashville on June 16 and de-
nounced the true Democrats OF the
State as reaegades and boilers. The
very best evidence of the fact that
the so-called harmony proposal was
not made in good faith is found in the
attitude of the organs of Patterson
While that proposition was under con-
sideration the Nashville American
was lying about, slandering and m1s-
representing the patriotic leaders OF
the Democratic party. Not only that
the servile and unworthy tribute raid
to Patterson by the committee Ii ev-
idence sufficient to prove that Il has
not been reformed; it still stands for
all the infamies of Patterson and Pat
tersonism. Let no Democrat be tlelud-
ed by the false plea for harmony. The
path of duty is plain. It calls every |
son of Tennessee to the support of
Hooper on Nov, 8.
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6ersi6lag
Gno.t bas seben eiu,r ho6beiabrten
Tionierin.

Cine Der dlteitsH Qionierinnen Gins
cinHatis, 5rau g!pIra goate, puroe
gsitsrn Rabmittae spei u9r toot in
ihrsr wobnung, Ro. 332 3Epeite Ctr,
Carthage, aufgefunoen. Die un6eimz
Iite Gntpedung puroe bon Der 5ot.
Ter yrau Suiie Rieffsr, pelte nit
i6rer SHUTTER 3uiammsnIebte, sematt.
5rou aieffsr faro, als iis BON Der
airde kimtam, bic 6austbiir psrs
idloHen. Sd ile duf tpisoer6pltes
Rlopfen teine Qntfport ,rbielt, psranz
labte iie sinsn Snuben, eSobn 8resner,
ourh ods Sberlitt gu tlettern uno
Die 5biire 81 Offnsn. 6rau goute iaB
sntieelt in ibrem Stubls. Die 8sritors
bene, pelds eth qltsr BON SO oSobreu
erreihte, :puroe auf einsm 6IuBboot
ndbe aurora, Sno., seboren, fpdbreno
ibre GIterH iih auf Der 5a6rt nuh
Cincinnati befanoen. Sic mar Die
Witttpe oes Sobn goate, fpelter isis
ntrSeit Elm prominenter Waaenfabris
tant mar unp pefen GtablifsmsHt Ii6
ON aanol, NO eegenapdrtis pi. Stals
lunsen Der 5irma Sbilito iino, be-
fano. 5rou 9oote erlag eiRsm 9erSa
id1ldq.
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Tamcnoerein Goeliueii,.

Der 9amenperein GneItpeiB bat in
feiner Iegtbin itottgebobtsn 9erIamms
lung Die nsusn geamtsn eingsfIbrt.
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tert bphDi[liommsns 9dI's. Der
Uereia tpiro i'm 2auft pss Solnmsrs
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Der Nutide Wilit1r llntsritiib.
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fclsie tin itudt frobliher Remrntrs.
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gernift.

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Marp C. Mtp,r,

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o SGrtner fudht @rbsit Guf RViodtsFaB. staHn
nit BfeTeen nmGebeH uao auB Tabrer. y
Stotter, 1885 EGCE Ctr
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ebrii6 nab '.e!Big 'eytTt sicmab 9ut eng
lid gciie FeiereIi6ea iiebeu sur Seite Cts
ferie ertptiHIbr q g.. &otisbian !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06

mo, Marta Regnier andara rodandO por
los escenarios otra vez soltera, ell senor
Tarride, despu6s de una temporadita de
Tiudo alegrc, Sc casara de nuevo con la
duena de sus actuales pensamientos. va
ven ustedeS con que facilidad Sc solucio-
nan aqui las situaciones mas compIica-
das . Este Paris es una delicia.
Pero Marta Regnier no olvidara su
viaje por Espana. An, no! Y segu-
ramente Sc trajo Paris como recuerdo
alguna pandereta. m bucn par de ban
derillas de ujo, unas castanuelas con
madronos y ell inevitable mant6n de Ma
Mia, porque no hay francesa que al re-
gresar de Espaila no Sc compre estos re
cuerditos...
Ahora, 10 que de flo sientc Marta
Regnier es no habersc traido, ademas,
un marido.
Jose Iudn CddenGS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
| Dor Ia Peninsula.


Los empresarios y agentes teatrales
conocen esta debilidad de las 'estrellas y
francesas V saben aprovecharla. Arts
| tas que cobran muchos miles de frances
por salir al extranjero, han aeeptado la
propici6n de una tournee' por Espa-
iia casi lie balde. YO podria citar 4
muchas para las que no solo no fue ne
gocio el viajecito, sinO que las costo di-
nero. "i Vamos las dicen los agen-
tes. = Decldanse ustedes. ;. - 'esiVo-
yeous - Es tan grande visitar Espa-
lla en- este tempo! Es la epoca de las
corridas de toros, de las ferias de Anda-
lucia; hay tantas flores, tanta luz, IN
cielo tan azul. 80 Bien merece todo
este que hagam6s un pequeno sacrificio
en- el precio 81 Voyous!" EspaIa es
pobre los teatros no ganan dinero
Y las convencen. En- vez de los. ni-
les de frances que elias pedian, los agen-
tes ponen en- los contratos todas esas CO.
sas: cielo, luz flores. corridas de toros,
verbenas, chulas y 'toreadores. :. " Y
elias van resplandencientes de algeria,
pOrque al fin ven realizado Su sueno. ST
| el contrato no es muy brillante, en- cam
bio el gustazo que Sc dan es grande ST..
Pero todo este no impide que los empire
sarios luego hablen a slls publicos de 10
caro- que cuesta arrancar una "estrella -
del cielo de Paris . Y pongan a cinco
duros la butaca.
Marta Regnier era una de las artis-
tas que mas deseos tcnia de visitar Es
pana -. Oh, 81! UnoS descos locos, y
Sc 10 decia todo el mundo No sa-
bla 10 que la iba costar ell viajecito
Porque Marta kegnier, que. esta unida
por los indisolubles lazos del matrim0
Mo con ell tenor Tarride. al salir de Pa
rfs tuvo que separarse de su esposo, que,
en la actualidad, dirige el teatro de la
Renaissance. y al voiver... / No saheis
10 que ocurri0 al voIvcr? Pues que Sc
encontr0 con la sorpresa de que tenia
que s0icitar toda prisa el divorciO.
Marta Regnier andlvo recorriendo las
ciudades espanOlaS encantada, viSitando-
10 todo colmada de aplausos en- el teatro
Y de piropos en- la calle, Y todos los dias
onviaba tclegramas a su esposo dandole
cuenta de las incdencias del viaje y
asegurando quc la quedaria recuerdo
eterno de Su vista a Espana. va loj
crco
EH Paris, en tantO, sucedian coSaS
eXtraordinaraS Mientras Marta Reg
nier hacia su "tournet' artiStica, ell Sc
nor Tal1ide tropezaba con otra actriz
en- los bastidores de sill teatro y nmbos
comenzaban un0 de esos dios de amor
que jamas Sc sabe como concluiran
rs decir, este q. sospechaba va como va
i cahar, porquc en Il juicio llamado de
conciari6n. preliminar' ohIigado de toda
demanda de divorcio, los c0nyuges Ia
rride- Marta Regnier no lograron poncr-
Sc de acuerdo. g..
FL final, por consiguicnte, Sc aproXi-
ma V Hpntro do nm mar 1f. npSpS Il In Su-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-06
Marta RegnieT

No hay una sola artista parisina que
40 Suene con Ie voyage en- Espagne... y
Espana Carmen Las 'juergas !
Los torcadoresl' J.
Han Ie.)o tanto, las han hablado tan.
10. que t+o Ven lleear el momento de me
trr,r Ell 81 tren para hacer una correria
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-17

Among his classmates were Judge
Merritt w. Pinckney, e. A. Bancroft,
8. 8. Mcclure and Robert Mather. He
was active In college affairs. and was
president of the leading literary So
ciety. Mr.. Taylor entered the law
school at Harvard in 1882. Again
working his way, he was graduated
with honor in 1885, receiving the de-
gree Of IL. B. Almost Immediately
he was admitted to the Suffolk Coun.
ty sachusetts) bar, and for year
practiced In Boston In the ONCE Of
Burdette & Go0ch. He came to Chi.
cago In 1887, and since that time has
been actively engaged In law practice.
A. master in chancery he has heard
and decided more than 1900 civil
suits. Mr.. Taylor's name 10 on the
roster OF the Chicago University, Law,
City, Hamilton and Marquette Clubs.
He 10 on the executive committee Of
the Illinois Humane Society, 10 vice
president Of the Onwentsia Club. and
IL q member Of the Chicago, Illinois
and American Bar Associations. Gov.
ernor Deneen In 1906 appointed him
Q delegate to the Congress on Uniform
Law. Mr.. Taylor's home 10 In Winnet.
ka.
Albert @. Wheeler has earned by his
long and honorable career as bus..
ness man, q fnancier and citizen,
the high place he holds In the esti.
nation Of the people Of Chicago.
Homer e. Tinsman has earned by
his splendid record the confidence
and highest esteem Of the bench and
bar of Cook County.
Albert ]. Hopkins was one Of the
most forceful and most courageous
men In the United States Senate
and the people Of Illinois know It and
are proud Of him.
Harry ]. Coleman, the popular real
estate man and leading Democrat oi
the sixth ward, Is working hard fol
the success of the whole Democratic
ticket this fall.
John ]. Geraghty, the we'll known
and highly respected manufacturer oi
campaign buttons and badges. enjoys
well earned popularity all over Chi
cago.
Cook County never had better
county clerk than Joseph F.. Haas
He's q winner.
Thomas Taylor, Jr.'s, nomination fol
Superior Court Judge on the Republi
can ticket will result In his election
next November by big plurality. Mr.