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The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31
Great Men
Administrations


let a young man keep away from the saloon ~ he is ambitious
to live a clean. successful life. n he wishes to excel in crime. rob
-. mental and physical powers, consort with thugs. biackiegs. pros
.ates snd thieves. be a disgrace to his family and a stencil to his
vzn nostriis. why I'd advise him TO frequent the saloons. He can
,varn and be all these things in any liquor saloon. in fact he can
take his post graduate course without leaving It's premises. The ga
loon 10 bad mainly because Of what II sells. but tbs also bad because
liquor selling always somehow creates In the premises where II Is
sold . most unhealthy atmosphere.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31

In spite Of the fact that local option was to destroy business
the merchants OF Saline County have increased their stocks of goods
during 4 years of local option s7s.i9o; or more than $500 per
per month for every month during the local option period; and the
peiple OF Saline County have s25i,s4s.1l more in the Banks of sA
line County than when local option began or an average Of more
than $500 for every man. woman and child In Saline County. and
that In spite OF loss in corn crop. and hog crop OF 1911, and also In
spite of the long hard and sever winter Just past.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31
Emperor William of CermanySays-

'.iknow very well that the pleasure Of drinking is an old heritage
Of the Germans. However, VI must henceforth, in every connection
through self discipine, free ourselves from this evil.
Team assure You that l. in my twenty two years of reign. have made
observation that the greater number of criminal cases submitted 70 me
for adjudication-up TO the netenths-are taceable to the conse-
quences OF alchol."
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31
Saloon Will Not Reduce Taxation

Every voter In the county. who casts his ballot for the saloon
on the assumption that they will reduce the amount Of his taxes. II
permitted to DO business. will find that he has been grossly deceived
II the saloons are again permitted to do business In the county
they will In no way tend to reduce the amount Of taxes paid by the
property owner in the county but win very likely .ncrease tho
amount Of money required to run the affairs of the county in the
addaaonai amount Of criminal costs the county will bereauired to
pay on account OF the business of the saloons.
adv IKE t< aN1N A
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31
Rev. Father P. A. McKenna Saws

mo license Ia n public gain. since II tends to directly diminish
the poverty. misery. vice and drunken crimes of the community.
For the sake Of American manhood, for the home and all that It
means to the young, the aged. the wives. mothers. sons, daughters
fathers. let US rise up In our strength and in our glorious manhood
and strsnge this mighty serpent"
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31
Criminal Costs

In spite Of the fact that Saline County during the nr,, year,
Of local option spent the "disnifsd' sum Of ~,4.bs7.7s for prosecut-
Ing bootiesgers much to the credit Of our Prosecuting Attorneys.
stnl the county saved the enormous sum Of S3.6se7s in criminal,
costs during the four years of local option over the four previous,
years of open saloons.
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31
William J. Bryan Says

1.-THE average saloon ts the most dIsreputabIe place In the CON-
muniy; It Is q bureau OF information OF vice; It is the first place
one would enter to inquire for a gambling hall of for a dsorderiy
house. It is likewise the first place visited by the officers OF the
law when they are looking for a criminal and the first place closed
In SNe Of riot and disturbance
The Marshall republican., 1912-05-31
Property Values Doubled
Assessments Reduced, Property
Increased

The assessed valuation of real estate in Saline County Is less
than $1,000 per acre. The assessed valuation OF mules was re.
duced $1,000 during local option. The assessed valuation Of some
other kinds of property was reduced 10 per cent. Yet during =
years Of local option the assessed valuation Of personal property
increased $4,000 as against SAGE. cas- during 4 years Of open
saloon and the assessed valuation OF all classes of property increas
ed ~s2,O56.646 as against III. 7o2.7s.
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OrnaSeileutbnnS HebertrsgnHlea


M. SO. Wc;TorIanb an Otorse ].
Stabtmillsr, Got 3 In e. R. W1d,.
ter's untsrabtbeilung in Wt. Wofbs
tngton; $1,000.
Sumuel 6. 0nbinstp an Anno q.
2apel, % bel lO3- Gub an Der Rprb.
teiie Der gtihrnonb Strobe, 131 syuB
iueitIid bon gapmiIlsr GtroBe; ST.
Marp Tspar Il. Anb. on sgranees
Minar, Got 1O1, IN q. 3. Etrobtr's
llnierabtbeiluns; ferner 1beil Der Got
I3 In Jobn lotien's unierabtbeilung;
81.
6urrn u. 8on Der Mbe u. anb. an
0torge $. Bon Der Mbs u. MnD., 13
lei 95 SUB on Der Horbieite Der glnrt
Girabe, 5ipii6en @opmiLler unb sgree-
rion apenue; ierner 80 BEL rs JuB an
ter Sftftit. btr Clan Gtrnbs; fernkr
60 BET 15o fub an Der NorboftSGds
Don IL. unb gI1p Gtrube; ferner "a
bel rs Jub an Der Dftfeite Der GlaD
Gtrabe; 81.
Gli5a u. Wdtffus i. Anb. an Jomss
y 0lioz 19siI ~ Got 10 II Wsst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-08

iagte aud er. ,Gtieb mir jeBt eiilen
Ratbl 8. tparum lit IoeIe Srniinger
niht mebr bier! Was, ia, mas tbun
mir nun?"
Jiinf Wlinnten bdrauf mar er Bel
Irnolo nnb tbeiIte ihm pds sbsn Grs
Iebte nit. arnpIo ihittslte ben Ropf
lno ipuBte eben fc tpenie Rotb fpie e..
4bsr plDbiih roffte er iih NIT feincr
eanaen ndnnliden aruft auf uno
iaete:
Sci rubia. Werner, afles fommt
in Der Hegel anbers, als man oentt.
Dor allen Dinsen biirfen mir bas
orme Weib niht aus ben Iugen ptrs
lieren, unb 70 sieb genau adt, tptnn
Tie mpreen bds Suus berlaiitn. Sd
folge ibnen bann, bis id9 ipeib, mo- lie
Elm llntertpinmen 9efunoen hdbeu.
uno bann, mein Sungs. ipenn pinto
Wahooo ba lit uno mir tpiiisn, ipen
mir por uns bahsn, odnn erit molten
mir iibsrlegen, ma 3und9it az thun.
SIN RotbfaI aber tbeile it meinem
Batter ons ganse 9erbdltnib nit uns
bann finb mir nm einen perItdnniaeH
Seratber reiter. gis oahin absr
bIeibe in Rube uno beuliihe bid,
5risbsn in Dir ielber 3u baben. lriebe
i'm appf uno i'm Ser3en, nno bas 1T
auf ihon ettpas perth!!"
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Hittenbouie's llntcrabibeiIuna in Gar.
lriinn; 1922.
s5rtoerid 6. Gneelbdrbt u. Mnb. an
GbaIer 9errp, 1862 gder aonb in 9lns
berion 5otDnfbip; 81.
gbDarb WtiIIs II. Mnb. an WilIiam
Wdslep II. anb., Got 102 in aesIie &:
Nid's llnterabtbeilung in Rorpooh;
81.
goIIa W2. Spbin an WilIiam :.
5obin, Got II in aennebp SAehts unz
terabtheiluns; 81.
8eprge MartIein an Qepnarb Mort.
Istn II. anb., Got AZ In s. q. 8aumes'
lIaterabtbeiluns; 81.
g. 6. Reinbart an Qaura Serbitreit.
40 BEL 40 Sub an Der Sftieiie Der
Central apenue in MabifonpilIe; 81.
5rlitses BON 9eIbi 3otpnfhip oil
ben Wpers Special Shopl Giifrict
1ic. 3. einen 2raft 2dnb an Jolen
9oab In Delhi 5ofpnibip; $113.
Gbensser I. &inien, per abminiitra.
tor, an 4lerdnber 90. 6arpuoi, Got
ID in Soiepb ainIep's 5lpeiter Inter
obtbeiluno; $1,000.
Morp ShInhter on Sacpb Sdlah.
ter II. Inb., 85 SUB on Der Weitisit.
Der GDleratn Gpenue; ST..
Die Cincinnati 9ruit gomponp or
iie groDibtnt Sopines ganf e 5ruit
Company, 40 bel 100 JuB on Der
Sibieite Der Gritten Strnbe, sipiihen
Uint unb Wolnut Strabe; 81.
Die Cincinnati 5ruit gompdnp an
bic qropibent Sobings gonf &: 9ruTt
Gompunn. 5bsil Der 2ots 2, 3, a uno
s In gniton's Gftnie; 81.
Die Cincinnati 9ruit Gomponp an
bieieIbe, eiusn unaetbeiIisn elm SehiteI
GnibeiI in 80 bel 102 7smb on Der
SibneitsGde BON 9ierier unb WaInut
Strabs; 81.
Diefelbs an bieIsIbe, einen Graft
2ano In Ssition s in Springfislo
Sotpnibip; ST.
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SrnaSeisentbnms= 0spofle'en.
Cincinnati, 6. San.
Ieue Snpptbefer.

pIHc IN II df III .. sJdn.
Reue 5Dpotbeten.
Warp 5ouB an college Sia 9. u.
9. Co., $1,000.
atnna Q. 1ropa an Sic Deisbsrg,
S27O0.
SbdIer gerrp on 2Iiee 6. gnsels
borbt, $4,000.
glibu Snibsr on gppIlo G. II. 8.
Co., $500.
g.rnies 6. aampe an 4m.lia (.
anmpe, S240O.
aaura Serbitreii an g. 6. Rin.bart,
$3.50.
9etiIsts 6ppotbeten.
8. 9. gObmunn an Champion 9. u.
go. 2, $500.
Rarp J. Timnid an 2lpollo 9. II.
g. Co., $4,000.
Charles alod an 5Ofepb Dagner,
$1400.
eIfis R. Rod ON g. .. Cooper,
$3.50.
RslIi. u. Gotuusp an gsors. 80.
Rins, S1100.
Wlor Ssrter an Cosmopolitan 9. i.
%. Co., $500.
Wlalpina goess an Star 9. u. 9o.
- Co., $3.50.
Soieph Waatusia ON J. 9ptmaHn.
$500.
GHa W. pupns an R. ]. Waltbie,
$1,000.
Dirielbs on 6. J. COLEMAN, $1,000.
9bec. Smboff an guaran.e. 9epo.
TT Co., $700.
6enrp Sebtmon an Foundation 3.
Ii. g. Co., $4,000.
emmo StraiTsr an Southiine g. u.
Q. Co., $3.50.
Gmma W. SolIGnbsr an Srmunts
z. II. 6. Co., $500.
Jruni gatalonO an 3. 9. gatto.
$4,000.
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Sefo Marsit.
Cine alnberseitidte aus Rubfanb
Don 8 star Drobberg.

Run, Iiebe Rinber. min ih eu& bic
Dsfhihie pom Der tlsinen Wlorait cts
sdblen. Shr ipibt bod, mas Elm 6elb
iii2 Remit ibr bic Delben bes 9llters
thunls. bic topferen unh itarfen Gries
den unb R6mer, bic beutIhen Reden2
Jd, ibr bubt bon ibasn geb0rt! Damn
ipibt ibr aud, mas elm leIb iif, TO
ein aanser Eerl. Der tsine Jurht bat,
Der Draftn unb l0Den tobiet unb bic
Jtinbe SrTnmmerbout. bnb Is nur 10
iuettert. Gs eibt nbtr nod onbere DELI
ben. Mtnn bem bi6sn 1uper tin 3nbn
eeSogen iperoen foll unb 3nper beu.t
fhon porber in Gripartung bes
Shmeraes. bann III er fein Deb; ober
ipsnn Ceilings Wturna perreiIt unb aiss
iing ipeint nitt, ipennsIeih iie bod gar
10 germ rDeinen mOnts, 10 III aieiing
Elm 4tib unb ein tnpferer Herl. Go
gibt alio nichf nur DeIben, bic NIT
Ghipert unb Gtreitiolben brsinimlns
gen, bnb bic 1unten ftieben. fDnbsrn
aud 6eIbsn bes 6er5ens. GoIhe DeIs
ben gibt es aud unter ben Wdbhen;
bas i6nrt ibr mir fton elnubtn. meinf
Iieben Junptns, unb ibr brnumt gar
Hift bic Wid6fkn su fnuffen.
Jh fon sun bic Oeihi1te BON Delb
Worgit er31bIen; Is iif feline srbodis.
fpnbern cine tpirtlidk 0eInifte, bsnH
He III In Der WGbe elmer gro6tn Gtobt
in Nublunb pnfiitrt unb bic 3eitunaeH
toben barber gsfhrieben. sd babe
bic iieine Wlnreit nidt setannt. abr
man iagte mir. iie Eel ein redter ilei.
|Htr Et0pftl geiDeisn; Elm fIeintr run.
btr DreitdEebom mit rptben Baden.
bionifn Mngex nnb einem Humrnels
Sopf, ipis bse 4rubs. nur belt Wlnrgii
ni&t ben Wlnnb 70 iDeit nuf, b0b eine
jneiip6xnt3 8ubre bineinfdtrtB Tam,
|ui4k matE 4SaSe9 &l1is 0lasst
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qhiss aapitsl.
SO a 8 0ater , SreIIi
sAypt \

Y VI Z y
QlIerbinos, grnolo Toate ipieber
einmal gtett bakn, obaIsid, onf cine
gang anbere Neiie, aIs er es itlbfi
unb Werner permutbets; ob bos ober
mad ibrem 9eihmad mar uno ibren
Diinihtn entfpr1d, poll.n mir fiir's
Griie nod unentiGieosn Iaiisn. So, IS
IotIte Niles anbers tommen. als Il.
permutbeten, unb i5On am Vnhmits
tag bsielben 5aess iOllt. iih etsuas
sreignen, tpas aeiner BON ihnsii err
port.t bate unn untsr ben obpnliens
ben umitdnben erpdrtsn ionnte. Denn
taum mar grnplb mad 5ifh In bns
Snous iein.r Glterr 3uriideetebrt unD
Derntr fab in briitsneer Giniumfsit
ouf ieinsm 3imm.r aIl.in, In oeHsn
Rdk ia bic einSiqe psrion dthmete,
bic iein aonses osuenfpdrtiges Slid
unb bod iein.n srObtsn Summer auss
maht., ba trut QrRolo ifon pieosr
Gin, in Der 5onb tiuen Brief trngenS,
ben er benz ssreuH0e biubielt nnb bas
nit einen ftillen Mint Osrbanb. ihm IN
bos 1yreis su fol9tn.
.Wos sitbt es o.rn9" frasie mers
n.r Dor bem Souie nit Iout fhlas
genbem 9er5.n. rJit Der Brief an
mi52"
ga, fosi. arnoIh, .er In an Did
o.ridtet uno TRACT ben poiistsmpel
ppm 5oipis auf hem ct. @ottharo;
CT .ommt alfu pdhria.iHIih pon Deis
nem SnfeI T'SrsQ."
D.rn.r mari rur eintn Bid ouf
Die QnreiIe beg gri,f,s, ben er ihpn
in Der Sonb biett. bunn Tugt. tr, nit
benz Gr.unb, noh Der gant unter bem
apfsIbnum geb,no:
IA, er ift ron bem guten SRtel.
nun, Der tnnn riht piel Tenss ents
bolten, mas msint 2ebnsaeiiter er-
rect. 2.i,n mir ibH, es III einmal cine
4bips6sIuna, nuH BEN Sturm sin
penia Winbitius 81 erfahrsn."
wtit bieItn 8orten Dffr..e CT ben
Brief uno tscanu ibn Bis sur 6GIfte
erft fiji fir iih 3u lefen. 9loslih nber
fab er ben gebulSig borrenoen JreunO
arob an unb REF: ~Rein, Gu icilit
ibn bod gI.i6 mitleIen - id babe oa
eb.n .insn Tomsn gefunben. Der ben
Sturm bi.Ter 3sit nit bsraufbtihipos
ren. Gt, Der qits. olt. Wann! wie
beimli6 uno Trieblih fliden mid feline
reinen Sdriftsiise on une bod -
pelh' bsunrubiaenber Damon fheint
in ibnen gu Iau.rn!1 tlnb 10 beannn
er qrnplb b.n Brief porsulefeR. Der
foloenbxrmapsn lautete:
.Ulein Iicbtr Wernerl 0Dtt Der
a6mGhtiae i,i NIT Dir ouf allen 9eis
uen Weaen - ous iIt immer meiu err
fer unb msin leBter GRUB fir Did
unb 10 aud heute.
Stun ob.r. mein Iieber 5unae, muB
ih Dir sucrft neine Jreuoe iiber 9eia
nen Brief ousfpre6kn. ben Tu mir
aus bem SauIs ber GItern Defines
treuen sr.unbss au uHierissn nes
idrieben bafs ariibe BEN al.en made
ren 6errn unb feline quite Gruu xrss
lih bon mir unb faae ibnen. bab ih
a[lss Gut., mas iie Dir erpNi.n unb
su errpeiien fortfobren. eben 10 bonfs
bar aufnebms. ais OBJ es mir feIbit
eripiefen tpdrs.
(iJortiesung foIss-)
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oenn es fpnrsn aGlteferien anaeiaat
lporoen. uno Worsit mubte umfsbrsn.
DIE Diener TN Der Shule nriiiIsn islr
numme etuie gefpefen itin, benn iie
rielen Worgit nift in bic marine
Sfulitube. mo iie iid bate er,parmen
fOnnen, icnbern iie lieBsn Marait ipies
Der gehen, uno hns mar cine arobe
Slnoe oiefsr bnmmen Tiener, ben1
nun ssfhab stipos iebr 1rouriaes.
alrin Worgit mar baIb lpisber I'M
groben WaIos, ols iie plobIid iebr
rniioe purbe; fie fror iebr uno in ibrsn
Ohren Hang elm Ieiies Sunmen unb
Snuftn nnb bic Miioieteit ipurbe ims
msr itdrtsr, 10 bab lie fi6 an cine
gant ltbnie. um etfpds 3u perfhnans
fen. 1ds bate fie niht tbun miiien,
oenn tuenn man bel iebr Harlem sSroTt
ihIdfria nirb, oann III bns elm ;3eis
den, bdb man su erfriersn beainnt.
Wsdreit Dubie bas nidt; ober fie
tonnte niht mebr rpsiter. s5d5 tpeib es
ntht. Sic lebnte iih an bic Bont.
nno nun tpurbe ihr pI0sli9 gang Ieift
uno sons iparm. Go norm. ipie in
Ramcs ShoB. ipenH man iid aons
tisf einiuiheln barf, uno tpenn Mamn
NIT Der fpeihen 6anb ben Ropf aldiiet
iinb man bann gang, gang itin bojiN
nno Wamn 10 furhtbar Iieb bat.
Uldrgit ipurbe aans fiji unb II.
lahelte uno ff!ief elm. Der alte qriine
Q1oIe fang iie in ben Ghlof. RI.in
Tarsit trdumie BON ibrsr Ramo unb
bonn gcpa uno BON ihren geIhpifiern
nnn bon ibren biibffkn Gpi.lIahsn.
Dus mar elm 10 ihoner 1raum, tpie
man Jpn nur In Der Meibnahtgseit
bat. 90 itano iinb fblief Rlein Mars
git, nno Damn fam auf gans IeiIen
Soblen Der dItere Bruber bes Ghln-
tee. Der 1ob. unb er tiibte bos ainb
NIT ieinen tiiblen bleiten Qippeu auf
bye Stirn. llno als Der Sob fam unb
gins. oa srhebte Der MoIb uno oieg}0as
itin truroen iiil unb briidtsn iih ins
De5iDeis, biz Der buIte Gouh bes 60.
bes, Der Disl, piel taItsr iit, aIs Die
grcbte gdrenidlte, eeinpunben mar.
go fano man Marsii. Man fanb
iie ittif uno itarr an Der 9ant; lie mar
erfroren. Sbr Ronsen lda ouf Or
eros, uno lie itdnb bu, tD;; Elm taps
fersr Soicot, ME elm 5eI6 duf ieis
nsnt poi.en. 0ons bIein mar Mora;t
eetDcroeu. 60 fanb man fie i'm itils
len tpeiben Waloe. limb bic olten 1ans
iltn itreuien auF bas 5aupi bes tlsin
wldohsn5 SiIbsrihuppsn unb bod,
oben i'm Gipfel Der eide iang Der
gompfaff elm leiies Qieo.
alein Wlareiis SesIe III nun bort
obtH i'm goIoensn 5immsl, unb ipenn
Die 9iatt tonmt, bonn IGaut aler
Wlargii NIT blante:l Siernsnaugeniouf
Die buntle erbe berab, unb ptnn re
eiren tleinen Selben eniosdt. bdnn
Isuhtsn bic Siernenaueen auf unD iie
Iirablen btu unb tlar.
lltbtr 5eloen freus man iit immer,
benn iie iinb niht aII3u oft AZ finbsn.
Wir molten baber ebrIic1 perfuf n,
tapfsre seuie 81 lpersen; aud bieUlGbs
den sonnen pas. Wer's nibt gloubt,
benz srsGble man bic Geihints bon
alsin Rarsii. bonn ,piro er "a slous
ZEN.
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Die bintsn su in6pfenbe
8louie nls 9 neibuness
grunb. Clement VautsI, Der i'm
sWatin- inienHnnie 9naesereigniiis
su eloHirtn pfiegt, er5dblt foleenh.
D<fhihte. Die 3situngen berihssn,
bob sin pariIsr Gbemnnn sesen feline
Jrnu nnf Gheibuns tlasi. neil iis
nur am Hiiden susuin0pftnbe 1ailIen
unb 1Icufen TRACE. I'D fann nidt
msbr pom friikn Worsen Bis gum
ipdten 4bsnb biefs 9iouiens unb
1aiaenfrrn rtrasen., trfIdrts sr.
I'D p<rbrinse meme sonse 3eit ba<
mfi. msinsr Jrnu bic 1ni[< aus ooer
nufsutn0pfsn. Ul1nhmol fpemftIt
lie I'm Qnufe bes 9ases be 1oiieiie,
bann babe ih ndiiirlicb boppeIie Ar>
belt. nod fdlimmer III ss. iptnn mir
ins 9beoitr gtbtn molten. Neine
Grau bat Elm prin5sbslsib. bos binienN
81 fhlMbtn ift; Is btiibt 48 tpin3ise
Rn1pfdkn - ih ipeib es genou, beHn
in babe he ge3GbIt., N1tiiriin mub
i6 1rr1er Wdrtprer bieIe 40 AnOpfe
jutn0pftH unb mid nit ben nitber.
tr6mtiesn anopfl0hern. bic me- 10
molten. ME csr Qnopf min. nbqudlsn.
llnb niht Ttlien fofumt Is Dor, hab
Ia. iDsnn i6 enblin bsim 40. Rnppg
anstlongs bin. Htrte, bob ID mid &C.
irrt unb bic an0pfe NIT gar ni4t Su
ibntn gsb0rigtn 0onern aafnmmenges
brnnt babe. SeibitperIt6nhIi& f6ngt
ifbt bie omiiianie Gtfmi@te BON born
an. Dn i& nun nint Glib oeHas bes
fite, nm mir Elm 0ienkmdb6en ~
tdItsa. 1dbe i'd beg9leden, useintr
Andl Gin Gnbe ~ MAIDEN. @enn "a
eine 0fre9tieteit oitt ,psrbe i& BAN
f5a jsiz.
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rmo 1T bic Nbtbeilang fir aurus<
tpoaren21
~Wir bubtn barin brei. mas ipiinT
fhtn Der 6err 5u fnufen2"
sM @abepaRus!"
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sie besahmtsAe----
Wa6rlageTin Oieles 3eitallers.

Eden In bss dItrften Bet aan - eentil,
eerfonen. bic our6 BITE en5pfura b5ber becab
maren. nnh es Iieat feiu 8usifsI boz. bat
uir0 tfutsutagt nod gerfcnen eriitiren. sp
our6 etrs uubdaante arai: I'm stanbe HI;s
SieIes sr ttun uno noransssiaaeu, pas fn
gupers erftauuIi6 IN unh 5IeIbi. SIR goIttsa
bot bic Nniiir siefe Game sefonbers beehniiigi
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09

eral days and leighbors made an in
vestigation. They found his body
seated in a chair. in his night clothes,
with gas escaping from a gas Stove.
1t is thought he arose several nights
ago to get warm and accidentally
opened the jet.
He was born near here on May 4,
1865. His dimensions were: Height,
six feet four inches; Waist, 72 inches;
hips, SO inches; chest, 66 inches;
thigh, ~ inches; calf, 81 inches; col
lar, 21 inches; SO; socks, IL IL;
shoes, 1a; weight, $40 pounds.
Bliss was known in America and
Europe, having toured both as a sales
man for bicycle factory sixteen years
ago. He also was at various times
with circuses. Last summer he spent
several weeks on the road with 2
"fat man" ball club.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09
EXONERATEs PRISON OFFICIALS.
Directors State That Officers Were
Forced in Self.Defence to Inflict
Punishment.

Columbia, Jan. 4.-The board of di-
rectors of the penitentiary, after in
vestigating the alleged mistreatment
of Lonnie Hall, the white prisoner
whom Governor Blease some cine ago
paroled, and at which time charges of
i'll treatment of Hall by the peniten-
tiary officials were made, issued the
following statement tonight:
after reading an account Of the al
legged mistreatment of Lonnie Hall,
serving sentence for manslaughter,
which was published in the newspap-
ers some time ago, the board of di-
rectors of the penitentiary, at a re-,
cent meeting, investigated the same.
Each and every officer and guard that
had any connection with the case was
duly sworn and their evidence is now
a matter of record at the penitentiary.
Had Bad Record.
"F'rom evidence obtained, the board
Of directors feel satisfied that the saiG
Lonnie Hall brought all of the trou-
Bile on himself. He came to the peni-
tentiary with bad record and his
conduct while in prison fully con-
frmed that record. He was regard
ed as an obstreperous and dangerous
prisoner and had frequently given the;
officers trouble. ..
"In regard to this particular case,
the board found from the evidence
that the said Lonnie Hall was the az
gressor and that the officers acted
solely on the defensive and with
great deal of forbearance. To main
tain discipline in the prison it is ab-
solutely necessary to infict punish
ment.
Consider Punishment Light. !
'After careful consideration, the
board of directors are of the opinion
that the punishment inflicted On the
said Lonnie Hall was not cruel or
unmerciful; On the contrary, they do
not regard it as commensurate for
the ofense committed"
M. W. Thrailkill, the Saluda county
man, whom Governor Blease paroled,
wrote a letter to the brother Of Lon
ME Hall, in Chester, giving an account
of the alleged mistreatment of Lon
ME Hall. The matter was taken I'D
to Governor Blease with the final re-
suit that Lonnie Hall was paroled.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-09
LONG FOUND GUILTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER
Greenwood Journal, 5th.

Greenwood Journal, 5th.
One of the hardest fought criminal
cases ever tried in Greenwood coun-
ty in recent years, was concluded, so
far as the jury is concerned, on Fri
day morning when verdict of guilty
Of manslaughter was returned against
G. W. Long, who was indicted for
murder in the killing of L. P. Mullinax,
at Troy, in October of last year. Long
IS a former intendant OF the town Of
Troy.
The case was entered into Wednes-
day morning and a mass of testimony
was taken. The arguments, which be-
gan at noon Thursday, and continued
until $50 o'clock Thursday afternoon,
were among the ablest ever heard in :
the court house and the charge Of
Judge Sease was exceptionally able
and clear. The jury had the case un-
der consideration during the whole of
Thursday night, the verdict being re-
turned when the court reconvened on
Friday morning. It is understood that
they agreed shortly after 4 O'Clock
this morning.
The attorneys for Long gave notice
of a motion for new trial, which will
be heard by Judge Sease later during
the afternoon.
Long is 80 years old, native of the
Utopia section of Newberry county.
He is engaged in the drug business at
Troy. ..
:. The trial excited great interest and
during it's progress the court room
was crowded, the spectators including
a large number of ladies.