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Executive Clemency for Three.
Sentence of two years' Imprison-1 ^
ment impoeed on T. R. Browder by ^
Che Anderson county oourt in Septem- j ^
4>er <xf this yea/r on the charge of as- j ^
eauJt and battery with Intent to kill ^
has been commuted by the governor *to
a fine of $50 or two years. Parole e
has been granted to Rosa Roberson, 1 w
who was convicted in Charleston in *
September, 1913, on the charge of d
aggravated assault and battery and B
aentenced to one year imprisonment. n
Sentence of a fine of $200 <or five n
months given J. G. Hughes by the ?
Pickens county court in September
of 1913 on the charge of assault and
battery of a high and aggravated nature
has (been commuted by the gov- E
ernor to a fine of $100 or five months, t
Since assuming office the governor t
has extended clemency In 769 cases as b
follows: Paroles 519, pardons 250. r
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Auditor msaes m I l J nopvi ? j #
W. G. 0 "Shields, county auditor, has
'issued an abstract of the tax returns
for the year. In -which he gives the
taxable value of all property in the
county as $19,288,327, an Increase of
$72,106 over last year. This is diTided
as follows: (Railroad property, s
$2,086,414; personal property, $7,607,- *
611, aod real estate, $9,644,300. Under v
the system In vogue of aesagging tax- tl
able property these figures do not t
represent more than half?and prob- 2
ably lese?of the actual value of the ; p
property In the county- J L
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Easlev.?The quarterly meeting of
le Piedmont Dental association was
eld here recently. An unusually |
irge attendance was had and an insresting
programme was carried out.
.bout 12:30 o'clock the representaIves
from the various towns, togethr
with a number of citizens, gatherd
at the auditorium where Dr. F. L.
Iunt or Asnevme maoe an aiDle anrese.
Many of the visiting dentists
nd several of the home physicians
ra.de shiort addresses before the
leeting was adjourned for the dinner
our.
"Horsy" Australians.
Englishmen are supposed to be the
nost "horsy" people in the world, but
hey are far behind many other counries
in regard to the number of
torses per head of population. In thle
espect Australia leads the British emtire,
there being 45 horses to evei7
00 people,
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Agricultural Fair A Succeaa.
The second annual agricultural fair i
held under the auspices of the depart- 1
nient of agriculture of the chamber 1
at commerce a few days ago, proved i
very interesting and successful. Al- .
though it came at a time when the i
farmers were unusually busy, when <
weather conditions were particularly i
favorable for work on the farms, still <
a large number of them availed them- <
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The Church.
According to the London Telegraph, l
the Bishop of London, speaking at the I
Mansion House, said that many people
nowadays had a false idea of the
church. "The popular idea was that t
you had only to put threepence In the .
slot, or rather in the offertory, and ^
you got a handsome vicar, two goodlooking
curates and a peal of bells." |
Out of His Sphere of Influence. '
Father Farrell was addressing a little
group of boye at the mission one
night, and it wasn't long before all
bnt one of them had been moved to
tears. The good priest watched this
boy closely, but he remained perfectly
possessed. Finally, pointing a finger
at the lad, he called out. "Why
aren't you crying?" "Oh," says the
boy, "I don't belong to this parish."?
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Greenville.?A decided innovation
wnong rural schools of the county will
be Introduced by the curriculum of
the public schools at Sandy Springs,
about 12 miles from this city on the q
Augusta road, which begins its nert
3?ssion on November 3, in the form ~
of a department of music. No other S
ilmilar school In Greenville county in
eludes the 6utdy of music in the
course given its pupils, and very few ^
rural schools In the state have this CI
department
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IRST CHILD THE WEAKEST
xhaustive Researches Made by Ex*
perts Seem to Have Proved
Truth of Assertion.
Primogeniture has just received an*
:her hard knock. For social, eco*
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3olished everywhere except in Eng*
nd, where it seems to be on its last
gs; but now the biologists and physians
are saying that there is strong
itural reason for setting aside the
Idest son as the belr to the estates!
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It Is some years since Dr. W. Cj
ivers, in studying tbe statistics of a1
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lat among tubeieulous patients the
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lbjects than any of the other chil-.
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The Medical Record remarks that
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pamper and indulge tbe first child
lay account for a part of its vulneraility
to disease.
Made Difference to Manager.
Jake Tanenbaum is an old time
iowman, who became famous
irough his having possessed for a.
>ng time "The key to the south,"
hich means that before the theatrical
yndicate was formed he controlled
le theatrical output south of Mason
nd Dixon's line.
It was his custom to come to New"
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always the center of a group of
howfolk.
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"Fine; never better," he replied.
"I see you played both John and:
ydney Drew in different plays," the
riend exclaimed.
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de of the cam-pus. This building111
be the home of the fine arts, and ,
an tains an auditorium with a seat1-- i
ig capacity of 900. The building
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