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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-09-22
BACK TAXES.

EVERY person, HfW anu COrpOfaIlOI
In Tennessee should bear a just pro
portion Of the burdens Of the gov
eminent, local and State. All prop
erty should be equally taxed and
fraud and concealment of property
should be punished. Taxes should
be collected wholly for the proper
support and maintenance Of govern.
4. ment and not as a penalty or for the
purpose of providing jobs for useful
politicians.
Corporations are necessary fea-
lures Of the business world. Almost
every form Of business is being con-
Quoted by associations of individuals
under charter from the State as cor
porations Great farms are being
operated by corporations, stores and
newspapers and shops and factories
are operated under charter. Large
ly more than half Of the people OF
the country are directly or indirect
ly dependent upon some one or more
corporations for support. Hence any
cutlery against corporations as cor
porations is an attack upon the very
foundation of the business fabric.
If a corporation owns a hundred
acres of land adjoining a hundred
acres of equal value, both should be
taken at the same valuation. That
is fair and just The people whose
ownership of one tract is evidenced
by certificates of stock are entitled
to just the same consideration from
the tax gatherer as the person whose
ownership OF the other hundred acres
Is attested by deed.
This is apparently the theory OF
our tax laws but in practice, under
the nefarious back assessment and
back tax laws Of the State, it is not
carried into practice. Corporations
are penalized and huge sums in com
missions and attorneys fees are col
lected from them although their as
sessments may be fair comparison
with similar holdings of individuals. |
Capital is not always bold and it is
very often deferred by threats Of |
harassment from the back tax gath
erer Tennessee needs develop /
ment. It has magnificent resources
whose development would profitably |
employ twice the capital now invest
ed. But it cannot invite this capital
from elsewhere and successfully at
tract it unless it is assured fair and
Just treatment And that assurance
cannot be given under the present
system. '~
No one man or party is wholly to
blame for the present system. 1T is
the development of years. But all
the time it has been growing more
oppressive. 1t is great job giver
and is therefore attractive to the pol
iticians and while the people have
slept the former have secured legis-
lation increasing fees and penalties
and offices until now capital is
constantly bedeviled and menaced by
a system that is wholly unjustifable.
The radical amendment of the back
tax laws of Tennessee should be one
of the issues of the next campaign.
1t is one about which there should be
no fractional or party disagreement
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-09-22
FOR SALE

IA acre farm in Obion county,
Tenn, near Kenton. This farm IS in
a fine state of cultivation, with fair
ly good improvements and can be
bought cheap as the party wants TO
go 10 Texas right away. For fur
Their particulars write r. F. VAUGHT,
Kenton, Tenn. 92.2t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-09-22

Clarke's Double Cutaway Disc
Harrows thoroughly work the soil.
No use for tongues, trucks or weights
They are built right
Street, Martin & Vaughan Co
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-09-22
MOTHERHOOD.

After four divorces and a varied
career on the stage Lillian Russell
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-09-22

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-09-22

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
airfen og De bcaigts
SamfnnO.
$. g. SEMEN,
6reOerif8borg,# 9tebr

) 9iifop 6 Il. galsleuS ht6eeife
aatefismus Si0e 30, Mum. |, lac.
Ter ri: oairfen er cen; tbi aQe De
troen0e uogsr ect Saminno; Den CT
bellig formeoelit 6orbin0elien me0
ariltus og &elliggerelien peO oen
0elligaono; oerfor foloeS ogiao sir
fen De belliges Samiuno." Seroeo
Iorltaos, at De begge oanne Get
Somfirn0 u0en Sorifellig6eo. Seq
forItaar oct anoerleOes og bill prepe
paa efter iottig 2g9mnnos @pne at
tolfe bet. Com to forifellige Seq /
Bagtens Oro er De ogioo to %iorifel.
l%igeSemmer paaariiti Aanbslegeme.
Yaa Den poerite Gag er airfens
8erning I~uloenot, De i%rellte aoaet
eller Isrt cner / De belliges Sam.
funo, 6relien aflsit al 0ommen eQer
Sfilsmisien. 8aaben, Hnoperen %
OeoSriget er life mere. airfen til.
bsrer oen nitprrenoe SuSboloning,
oct ger ogiaa Os0Sriget; men Eli.
Itonoen ben neo oi meaet liot ON.
airfen er ioroiif, men bel at mpr.
fe meo @ilos @iges arpiter / iiq
til 6relle. De Menneifer, iom lao
er mootaaeli9e ior oens arpfter.
ieres beo Dem ober / Be betliaes
Samfuno; ligeiom gaoben er D..
rem til airfen, i~aalebes er airfer
0eren til De belliges Somfuno. 81
airfen er joroiif piier tpoelig 81
mango Spoltninger og a%anosret
ninger | Den.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

De belliges SamfunO er boaoe
ioroiif og bimmelif. Get er 5orbin-
OeIien me0 aae @noS 99rn 6er /
Sorolibet, / 9e0srigct og I Sim
melen me0 De bellige en9le, ct eDi9t
Snmiuno, iom olOrig opleies. Zen
er 9errens 9r10; bans gngle bog
ter ben Der / 5or0lioet og iprger
for Den | 960sriget. De Wenneifer,
Iom 6eDi0lt CT Qemn1er al bette
Samfuno, maa oo9te Jig for meo
6oript at be0rene @u0s @ngle, op-
re paa 8ngt imo6 De imQa 9Dn0er;
tbi Oerue0 un0qaaS 5aloet / Be itere,
og oe0 altio at page fori6res ri
life til SDn0 moo @elligaan0er,
iaale0eS at bao0e Sorg og 9gn
op6erer Dos %. 0e 6elligeS Cant
fltno, ct 0eiIigt Spileiteo. airfen er
mere al Ell Ar6eiosmarf og aomp-
plaos; men 6eri SorOlioet er beg
ae JONI 2emmer al ariiti Qegenle
nooOifiueIia. Ser er / airfen man
ae. iom oelois bar @ltoS GigeS
arofter i iia meO @nlio6eo for
@enmem6ruo til 6relie noen beoioIt
at fenoe iia ielo iom 2emmer al Sc
6eIIigeS Somfuno o8 glaoes oeo
Def. Sea oil life fines meo noQet
ON min 8oritaaelie cr rigtiat elcr
life. Gen fan oare 6i6elif uoeri at
pore firfelia. @i bar odiaa inn me.
get / airfer. ion oprinoeIia life er
bi6elif.
Better lerfelfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

800. er ifpnfet al SpnoaosifoIe.
9grnene.
g}aar aloffen ringer, oa lpOer
9prnene8 RsIt til 5Gorene. 9por
oeiligt. = iii oienoes o9 ipeOes
Mlnno bar on bereot Dig Cor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

I'll Ell l1D Slrte. 2anfell oallot Sl'
ial0. iaa mango nlore llutteoe lig
I'll 9grnene. 5e0renes Sierter oen0-
ties til 9ernene og 9ernenes til De-
res Sp0re. Oct q gerneben0er,
Der rate oereS SiGlp, men oct bar
tillige Ell uoraft Saan0 ira Serren,
iom ser 6Ieo taget fGrli9t imo0.
6or / aor iioen 6eitenlte Nienig-
6eoen iaa at bpgge Strife. Men oo,
De ileite rSmaafnarsiolf, iaa fun
De oette life gereS uoen n6iere Be
t9nfning.
mon eneoes ion ON at iu6ifri6ere
til en- M Strife og giorOe Snbifrip.
tionen bin0enoe ior 3 4nr. "a De
B 4nr ioo oar onrne. 5ao0e man
goOt % Del $4,000, men en- STRIFE
efter @lonen. ION 9paqefomiteen
baooe i%orifaiiet % @eniabeoen 600
fen0t. oilOe foite $1,000 of opf6re.
Menigbe0en beitentte ina at nente
en0nu Ct 4ar meo At bpaae oa fsrit
inoiomIe oct forneone, iaa ser fnnoc
bnaaes ltoen @G(o.
Sioitr 8oraar %begpuote man ioo
/ @errenS Pam at bpa9e, % oct
mao ianoes: - 6erren bDaaeoe
meo. i1o 9%pgninaen reiitc ii9 til
6oriu1orma OF 9emoring ior DE.
niabeoen. iom erfen0te: Qette er
ira 6erreu, set er mere, emo oi bar
turoet 6aabc. ga, BET erfares; Dc,
ION forDcnter @erren, ifal fornp
oeres aroit.
6er airfens 5uloenoelic fatoe
maa ie. at 0e $1,000 oiloe life
ilaa til; oct piIoe foite $4,000
Tor treoie Sang to9 man lat poa
Sn0iamlina til Den me Strife, me0
iamnte 9ereopiIligbeo iom ier, meo
ct 9ieiultat, at Der er lonet . a 3
Snnore0 Collars mere. emo airfen
foiter. Gn 6npoe ienot lit 9iora9 til
lige meO 6enter, andre 6npoc giort
2oan / 9anfen for at betaIe oereS
9ioraa til airfen / 5i0e.
Zen me Strife lager IN pna
Sisrnet, bpor Brplteboli9en fsr Ina,
oq GrGiteboliaen er ilpttet ben, boor
ben aomle Strife ito0. Get foite0e
$500 at g6re oenne 6oran0ring.
Men ben belle Meniebe0 glGoer iig
oerouer. Get er en- al De @lpoer,
iom fan iorene Jig meo @lGOen /
6erren.
&irfen.
9%pgningen or opisrt / Spi0Sbue.
it'll al msrfr66e .presieo briefs"
meo bpioe 6uger og impffet me0
lpieqraa getbforo Sten. Sopeotrop.
pen er oginn al oenne Stenart. 9pg
ninaens Sterrelie er SO 500 /
@re0en, 50 500 / 9Gngoen og Sonr-
net 90 500 bit meO ct aors /
luenoe Sub. 8in0uerne er ale iam-
men annitglns | imuffe 5orper. Ean
bper Sioe er ct tort 0inoue, iom
gnor op | 5oget me6 Ell inuuf prp,,
oct Bapl ioruoen % ~ipioSbuet Sopl-
ping f%orinoen.
) oct enc @inoue les ct aors
meo arone, i oct nnoet en- opilaaet
9ibel. Get forefommer mig, at ct
Sproa a angiDet / gi6elen, men
ieg glenlte at aipe agt).
9eforationen er enfel. men mag
fulo OF tint noiert. Ouer aor
buen lier I @ill6 ct aors meO
Grone. alt lrparbeioe 8rGOi.
feitol, SGOer, alterring % Gere er
of egetrp, poleret / aVPisiion itpIe".
llnoer belle airfen er arDpt meo
ale @utioens 9efpemmeligbeoer. s
Den itore MsOeial ipiite beO 3
9oroe 1852 Menneifer 40 @angen,
men Der fitnoe goot pore 4 9oroe.
$ oenne Sal ben9er ct al Ell
al Renig6e0ens apinOer fonlbineret
9iaeoe al ben ganle Strife og Brg-
iteboIia oo ben me Strife % Br9-
itebolig iamt al Menigbeoens me-
oarenoe og iorbenoGrenoe Breiter,
s | Soaet.
Haar ma 40 8. @aoe goar ben
imoo airfen, faar man ct impone'
asS ,,o;ogtm+;If ~, A+rnf foofp-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27


Mnno bar on bereot Dig Cor.
Sn6pieIiens S9iti6.
Senoag Den 10. San. opran0t
oper Geoor 5aGS me0 flingrenoe
5roit. 3or0en par flrot / oct rene.
Itc Soiot al Den npfalone Sne.
5%eitfIpote Sfarer, f6renoe og 9oo.
en0e, ile0e | Getning al Na3oretb
airfcn og Iteg ion I Slot % 6elge
op 40 Den tore 6opeotroppe %
fpl0te, Set garife Hltnt, baaoe Sfib
og @nleri. @lf 0rof6rere par i5l-
gen0e til Steoe: Rait. q. g. Gbri.
itianien, Roit. elias 8repenien.
aiisiionGr :. Glouien oa Huber
tcane0e. 9ait. Rprlip meo Here
onr %ino6uone, men iao Jig life /
Stono til at oeltaae.
ST. $3.50 rinQcoe a~irfefloffcn 6en
itore 9oitio ino ooer oen foriomle-
Dc Ga3oret6 Menigbeo me0 line @r.
tier % falote mpo line opbe, 6elacn=
De oQ pibreren0e 1nner De ii0ite
Gelcre til Set. Soo. ialot 9eoc.
i%laaene ior forite @ang, lan9iomt,
66itioeliat rnaenoe oa iornleoe fig /
nit @ierte til ct title: 5offet uere
on treeniae @uO. 5aoer Ssn %
0efIig Nano! Amenl
Soa forelpite5 Den %fororoneoe
5no9angsben, 6oorcitcr 0rgelet m.
tonercoe, oa aor % @enig6eo lang
@runotoias oeilige Saline: 6Dgac-
liz rolig, @uo. er Din 9olig,
hrOerlil ifen.
llnOerteaneoe bolot ordinations
eaer INTERCHANGEABLE ooer 81. So. I
>: Ser er Ell uOraft @oano ira
Serren".
Sfriitaiinit lpiteS al Hoit. @re-
uenien, mOerte9neoe oa 4. 3lau-
len. Grosbefenoelien mesieoes al
Rait. g q. G6riitionien, iom oerei-
ter iorretteoe Snouielien meoenS
Menig6e0en i%taoenoc %paaberte Ben
beitioeliQe PITT Snouielien al
Den me, oeiliqe airfe / Den tree
ni9e @lOs Goon. Ssitio - Sellig-
6eO = @re6rtbe0 betog oS me0 Ell
Stprfe, iom ON ri ale bar ct /
@ll0.
9aIt. IS. q. G6riitianlen prp6ife-
oe iaa til Seimesie oner ,. Moi.
10, 81: Ia ifinlte Sfpen Sor-
iamlinaens Gaulun, % SerrenS
Serligbeo fpIote Ia6ernaflet." 81
ter 8rpoifen lang man Solmen:
oOp, : a%riitne. r%lliter eoer". me.
oens 5oriamIinaen. boabe MGn6
oa apinoer, bar i'm O%fiergaoe op
pao tSerrens 4lter.
st irrligt Sonqbpite oar trpft
for Anleoningen, 6pori ser ogioo
i~oreionotes ct Eor. Salmer, for.
iatteoe al ct al Wenig6eoens Meo.
Iemmer. Zen fororone0e llogangS-
bsn foreleites al Bat. Freuenien,
6noreiter ban boo @piter og irem.
meoe Delfommen til Weoerne / Sir.
fen. inmt til Wanlti0erne / airfens
2rDpt. San lotalte oernGIt paa
ell ifeniom oq fGrIig Mioaoe, NE
nig6eoenS 5af iii 9pggefomiteen,
9Dameltrene oa nle, iom PED pr.
beioe. @aner og 6orbenner bar
poet oeres Siplp til airfen, u0en
at bliue trGtte. ) oenne f%orene0e
StrGben bar @uos 0eliignelie pir-
fet frnitigt, iao 6rn9ten or blepet
bette if6une airfebns, iom MI itaar
inroia og inopiet / Serrens Ropn
- iom Meni9beoens Stem. Saf til
@uo OF til oael amenl 8eo Qtio.
~ongoboroet bolot 8ait. Is. 9. G6ri-
Itionien en- ifsn Gale til oe foriam.
leoe. llnoertegnebe blep opforbret
til at ielge efter, men nnoilog JIG
poa @rnno al Den fnoppe Sib -
maaife bar Oct llret.
gsrneeuostieneiten beapnbte 81.
.2R bpor, unbertegneoe talte ODER
I Sob. 2. "a: .Spoo ! on booe
bsrt ira gegpnoeIien, oct blipe |
eoerl 8eriom oct, iom 5 bsrte ira
9egpnoelien, bliper / eoer, ifuae 5
og blioe / Sennen og / 6ooeren"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
HGcOur Sails, 5n.

Senoaaen Den 10. Snn. oar Ell
minoe0pr0iq Qag ior Go3nretb 0te-
ni9be08 Me0lemmer / GeOar Sails,
i0et Meni96eOens me imuffe Strife
6leD inOoiet % @uoS Oro9 6or-
fDnoelie ior iorite Song leo Der og
LOO / 4an0S og Straits 9episnillg,
og oct bar Ell Gag, iom al mango
Dar let ben til meO megen 2png-
iel og 6oruentnin9. 3aaen opranot
flar og INIT, og ON oct emo bar
fol0t, laa oar Der parmt og 6pgge-
ligt inoen airfen8 Ofure, OF Set
ltemning bapoe ligeiom lat lit Brpg
paa Aniigterne / Oe itore
5orinmling, iom iDI0te Sirferl, og
oa Den preati9e airfefloffeS 5oner
6e0e FEN, bar set ligeiom 2pngie-
len tit ll0trpf | Sangert, Der toneoe
9enncm Gummet og BET 100:
SDggelig, roIig,
@nol er Din goliA
Snoerlig lfsnl
8, boor NIT Sierte
2pnges meo Smerte,
Suffer / 9en
9fter at 9Gite Bin @ellig0om pru0,
Otter at 30 hos ben lepenoe @uol
Ga oenne Salme bar iungen
meSie0e 5ormanoen, Yait. Is. 3.
6briltianien, Srosbefenoelien, og
SaImen y2ouer 9errelt, ban er npr"
bleo iungen, bporeiter Bait. $. y.
Serrien talte. San frembolot iprligt,
at Der er Ell uoraft @nano ira Ser
rens 4lter" for ale De neObeieoe
og ior aQe Dem, Der er fommen
BERTH at De bar faaet at ie, at De
life ue0 egen Siplp fan fomme
frelite 6iem. 9ereiter 6lep Salmen
o@uoS Or0 oct er port NrpegoOS"
ilngen, % @nItor 6. 9rpnenien op-
luite Den 100 al Gauio5 Salmer,
9ait. $. +. Senien opIGlte aol. 3
Sap. Is o. II y, % 0ti5iion9r
4. Glauien oplGite @e6r. 10 Sap.
23-25 g, og Ser blep oereiter al
ilm9et en- Gang, iont par iorfattet
al ct al Menigbe0ens MeOlemmer,,
og oereiter iore9if SnOpielien peo
5prmanoett, ion ilutteoe meo o8a-
oeroor".
Solmen nSerrenS &us er at
ter reiit al Stepet~ blep iungen, o9
oereiter preoifeoe Eolt. q. 9. Gbri-
itinnien no ira 2. Woi. 40. aap.,
81. .. San talte iPrlig ON Ser
rens &erligbeo iblanot os Ser.
rens Serligbeo | os SerrenS
SerIigbeo meo os og Serrens Ser
ligbeo peo os. San iluttebe meo
gnifet og gsn ON, at SerrenS Ser
lig6eo montte fplOe bette ifsnneSus,
iom M bar reiit og inooiet til bans
Pore og til bans Napns Sorberli!
gelie.
INIII.a -. 90 "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27
(SInttes paa SIDE g.
VI 9ommebibel.

Oct oanife Bibelielifabs lloadp
paa S~nbiapapir meo ny DuerIrtteIi'
nf bet npe Seitamente, inobumoen
Epiflano ipecielt for os | mese
blsot SperiaIosbinb. On i1roeIts
elegant 90 bolobor 9oa.
Eris $500
Ganiib 2ntt. YubI. Sonie,
Blair. Mebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

% peo l10oelingen aiiitere0eS al
Bait. Brgpenien. Soa tolte Yait.
Sob 9b%riitianien al g~etble6emS
airfe. San oa bans Menigbe0 par
Al Ro5oretb M~cnig6eO inobuot til
5n0Uielien, men 9et6(ebemS Menig-
be0 ioa Jig life I Ston0 til at tage
moo SnobpoeIien. nj Den @rrn0
fnnoe Boit. Sob. G6riItianien ferIt
OGre til SteOe ON 4ftenen. Sans
Sefit par 1 aor. 10: n9tdooega-
0erne". 1il Nfilntning paa oenne
Itore oa m%inoerige Gag / 0a3aret6
0enigbeo talte Is. Glauien oper
Sol. t18, %: ri @erren er bette
ifet, oct er un0erIigt for pore Zine"
@anooa % 5irsOa9 fortiatte5
@}eoerne % oiilitteOes lir9oag 2ff-
ten; Der afGagoe @enia6eoens 6or-
nlono, D}aOs @olff, ogino ct fer
ligt 8ione5bDro.
Men Der mao ie9 ofbrpoe.
6or aiifeoen / 9ait. Grpoeniens
@i"m 100 =. Glotien ct For ORR
iaI6 30 aarig Ston6oitig6eo
al en- il t. - Maaife pil Slollien
ior6ooies Den ueo at oi6ol0e ct
30 Mars = ilGum en- Sang i Mar.
) oct ie9 iaa meo 5of enonn
eli @an9 toaer 2(fifeo me0 Go3o-
ret6 Mienigbeo og 8rGiteiolf, Lao
Oct ian oGre meo oct Oro ira Ser.
rem, ion iamleoe os ON RaoDerbor-
oct onl Nitenen paa sSnopielenS
Gag: uSaa tiger 6erren: Simlene
CT min 6rone, og Sor0en mine5eo-
oerS 6%ooifammel; bDor er oct 6lls,
lom ) fluane bpaae miq2 % bDor
er min SDiles Steo? % alt bette
bar min 0nanO giort. ioa at bet
nlt blep til, ii8er, 6erren; men
Den ieg oil ie BEN til, er Den ellen.
Oige, % Den, iom bar cit i6nOer.
bruot aano, og iom 6gper ior mine
0ro Ibi iao iiger 6erren: &c,
til ben0e bpier jeg 5reo iom en6Goo
oa &eOnin9erneS 6erli96eo iom en-
9Gf, Der leber oper" 81. G6, 70,
II. QieO 6reoens @ilien / SeinSl
@Oers / ariitu5 beng.
$. I. Sen en-.
Gftcrifrift.
lln0er Wsoet lang Soret mango
ileritemmige Songe til @lpOe og
Opbpggelie ior De Sierter, Iom er
m%ootagelige for SnOtrpf, noar oct
%Ifsnne % beIlige iorenes.
Marie 6rit5en aIGOeoe os o9iaa
meo ct Ear Soloionge, o9 oct lpoer
etlonu lonl tafnemmeligt @ffo / nit
SinO: oAn0 5 fnow be cares for
mel"
Mon ale / Ra5oret6 Menig6eo
iao 6aooe 6eitio for Serren; ser
uar Del nof nogIe, iom life liaaeoe
Ioa bit. Ger er pei nof ogioa lltsi
/ Ra5nretb Menigbe02 %ioooanne
Menneifer. iom aIoria bar eIifet
Serrens Gag, men iparer Jig ielu
til oct poerite. - Ger er 10 ooar-
lia 6iif / aQe @anoe, men ieg pa
laa belOig ingen at trpffe. Oct lore.
fommer mig, at ie9 bar oremt; men
oct er oa Del nof ianot, at Ser er
en- IN ]}a3aretb Strife Gc0ar Sails
Sopa2
8. g. SEMEN,
GrnAnr,fsbor, noLr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-27

Soet ri 5enoHer til ooeuItoaenoe Meo0eIelie I
9r. gotor g. Miiniter, iom i%oreItaar 8eoaftionen
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befen0t meo SnOboIoet al De Bigger iom biotil er Il
TONNE.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-04-20
REV. DOVE TnLER DEAD.
Prominent Methodist Minister Pass
eS Away.

The Rev. Dove Tiller. for thirty
nine years connected with the South
Carolina Conference of the Method
ist Episcopal Church died Thursday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the st.
Francis Xavier Infirmary, in Char
lesion. Mr.. Tiller had been in
poor health for some time. He was
taken to the Infirmary about five
weeks ago. The body was taken 70
Denmark, S. c., where the funeral
and interment will take place.
Rev. Mr.. Tiller was one of the
best known members of the South
Carolina Conference and he had
many friends in every part of the
State. He had been pastor of many
important churches and was ap-
pointed to the Hampton circuit of
the Charleston district at the Con-
ference last December. He was 63
years old. A widow, two sons and
four daughters survive him. Mr..
Ifller's first assignment was on the
Buck Swamp Circuit about SO years
ago. He afterwards was returned
% this district, being stationed at
Latta for several years.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-04-20
SENDS MOTHER HOME TO BABY
Gov. BleaSe Grants t1cmcncy 30
Pathetic Case. Paroles Negro
Woman for Manslaughtcr.

Columbia. April Especial: Pa
rolling Lou Singley. Il colored NO
man of Newb"rry county, late to-
day, Governor Blease brought to
light unique case, in which pitt
and humanity played a prominent
part. The woman was sentenced
manslaughtcr. the trial hciug con
cluded March l6. 1909. bat she did
not commence the service Of her
sentence until January II. of thi"
year. on account OF unusual Circum-
stances. She was in delicate con
ditiOn at the time she was tried
Tor the killing OF her faJho:-iu-laW.
After her child was born She could
not leave il and for his reason
she was allowed to remain out ot
prison until this year.
Child Dying of Neglect.
Now, that child, only six month"
old, il is said 10 be dying from
neglect and needs the mothers at
tention. so the jury recommended y
pardon. In the petition, presented
by n. c. Holloway, Esq, of the
Newberry Bar, it was stated that
the man Lou killed was a man Of
violence The solicitor made no
recommendation. Solicitor Cooper
said the case was one of mystery.
By a strange coincidence Governo;
Blease, while an attorney at New
berry, happened 10 be in the Court
room at the time of the trial. To
day Governor Blease paroled the
woman during good behavior.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-21

HILo, July 17.-During the past
week number of criminal cases were
disposed of in the circuit court. Okla
moto, the olaa Japanese who was origi.
nally charged with numbering Korean,
but who was finally indicted by the
grand jury on charge of mere assault
and battery, was found guilty on this
charge He was sentenced to serve the
maximum sentence, namely, year 3
Imprisonment.
The case of Kulanakila, the Hawai-
ian who is charged with manslaughter
of a Japanese in the course of a gam.
bling raid at Maulua, has been CON
tinued for the term. The defendant
has retained G. W. Ashford of Homo
lulu, to defend him, while the dead
man Is friends have engaged Carl Smith
to assist the prosecution.
George Singson, a Filipino, was
found guilty of assault with weapon.
He chased a Hawaiian luna with a
dagger made from file. Just as Sing.
son was catching up with his quarry,
the Hawaiian fell, and Singson's mo.
mentum was so great that he passed
the prOstrate man, and by the time he
turned back, another Hawaiian had
come TO the luna's rescue. The defend.
ant was given an eighteen months sen
tence.
Juan. Albin, the Porto Rican who
carved up Officer Coleman at Olaa with
razor, pretty nearly killing him, was
found not guilty on a charge of assault
with a weapon, the jury holding that
the defendant was insane. Albin will
be sent to the insane asylum.
The first trial of Ramon Car9alho
charged with assault and battery. re-
suited in mistrial, the jury standing
seven to five in favor of an acquitta,
on theory of selfdefense.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-21
THE LONDON suBWAYs.

Theodore P. shOnts at a dinner at
the Chicago Club praised the ventIla-
tion Of -Sew York's tubes.
tour tlbes, he said. "smell a.
sweet Utmost as a clover field in June.
But wish you could smell the under
ground railways of London, especially
those railways that haven't been elec-
trifiedl"
Mr.. Shonts' s beaming smile was evil
denee of the fact that an appropriate
story had come into his mind.
1.-TWO spirits clad in winding
Sheets" be said, "advanca with slow
shrinking steps toward a portal over
which were inscribed the words, 'All
hope abandon, 20 who enter here.
From this portal beiched vast volumes
Of foul black smoke.
"The first spirit, as be neared the
dreadful gateway, shifted.
"'My word be said, II smelli
like the blaw5ted tuppenny tube.
ooh, not 30 bad as that, said tbs
second spirit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-21
FALIINo oPTMIsrIcArLY.

"John D. Rockefeller, an ineurable
optimist, win take IN good part the
supreme Courts decision against
Standard OIL, " said Cleveland neigh.
Dor Of the great millionaire.
"Mr. Rockefeller" he resumed, "is
very proud Of his optimism. / have
often heard him, indeed, iiken himaelf
IN optimism to the man who fell from
the toger u Q shyserapeT.
This man was an optimlst whom
nothipe could djshehFteu, lie worked
in ekyaeFapsF twenty eighth stoIy,
end one Afternoon while ndmifiag fha
siallaua Ylea ~ iasi ~ Dalaaee aad
tell from the window,
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heloa Nd onee fllod ihf BinaaHs "
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