The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-25

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of t.sr8 times s. ruaa ? Of oG.c industries
should nov be h&l,ej tG&! business
men whc ;hcUeh: theg could see their
way tc Da7 taeif ds5:s SD build UP
mere prosperous enterprises ard en
dow their homes with more adT2ata
ees should have 70 h2lt sn6 wsi. un.ii
| lhe IerGdious op2reSsor CT Cuba shall
be turned bsck. Bat individual &Id
national lie is always cloite.! With
mysteries, and ws Day make our
selves miserable by s!a5oing ourselves
with sharp interrogation points a1d
plring tie everlasting Q@e$lo9s Of
:.Wfy?' 's1d "Hor {" ani "Whati"
and "WhanI' VYhj!e Sc must OF
course Try 70 be in:e!jignt oa sll pub,
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our du:y, and .hen fully aad couf
dently trust eli 10 the hsDGs OF God,
who has proved h:nsalf the friend &
cur country fson The time w2en tie
panish government Gtted out an eX
| oedilion 10 discover i. to his time
~ben the Sa2nisr3s TCIl3 Ike 10 &c
stcoy It.
Morning, ucoa aa3 night ,et us
commend his beloved land 10 tie care
o. a gracious G:od. That he answers
prayer IS SO car!ain that our religion IS
a hsl!uci1at;ou il he does not answer
il. Pray tna: IL reply to Guca suqqi,
cation the farmsrs' boys may gel
home again IL time to reap the harv
est Of next July, that cur business
men may returt in time to prepare .oc
8 fall !r2Gs such SIS hss never yet I'LL
ed the stores AID factories with Gus
tomsrs, ani thaS all tie ZONES II this
country Row sa53ened By the depar
gure CT father or BROTHER or son may
months before the Thanksgiving and
| Christmas holidays te full 0! JOY q.
tie arrival Of these who will tor the
leSt Of their lives have stories 10 te!!
OF double quick march, and rafio"
escape, and charges uo the E2r2pe:s,
and nights set On fce with b0mDar
; ment, and our f&s hauled uo TO pisces
from which other flags were haaled
| down.
i Now tia. we have started on the
work let Us make that Spanish gov
Eernmert get out OF this hemisphere.
We 60 rot want her any more, with
! her il justices ard baroarisn ard still
| ettcs Of cruelty, hanging around the
shores OF this free l&nd. She must
! not breath ECU! breath on cur winds;
she mus: not sgain re9den our seas
with her b2.casrIsS. TGere bids falr to
ee 3 sceue or the deep IS disastrous 10
the Spanish IS that which whelmed
thsir srmaaa in 1888 Phillip II,
king Of Spain, resolved on tie con,
cues. of E1rore, ard already II the
compass OF his domin;ons, besides
Spsin, were Naples aad Sicily, and
the Netherlands, and the East ladies,
sud the Canary and Molucc2 and Sun
daard Plillipire islands. AID Mexico
and Cuba, and SONS OF tbs nost spten-
did parts OF America. AL the nations
Of the earth excsp! England were 10
her u1GerIines, and the Spanish kiog
resolved that even England must bow
the knee. Although the destructive
strength Of modern b2tt:es2icS wss
then uoknown, the Spanish armada
started for the subjection Of Eae iano
with about 40 great ships. with 2 600
guns, :, 900 cavalry horses ans 81, coo
men. rhe bat!leshiIs were provis
ioned with 147, ,0C0 c&&kS OF Hl1e &od
six months Of provisions. Tie co2a
manders and officers OF these way VS.
sells were dukes and marqu'sss a1d
noblemen. a: PIymoU o, Z gtana,
| on the l9::h OF July tha pToIilen!
officers OF the n&vy were IL 3 5oTi
ing slley, bowling vita graat g!ee-
Lord Howard, the high &dniral; Sir
Martin Fro5isaer, the daring explorer
aid Sir Francis Drake, the first cir
cunnavi2ator cf tie worid-when
word c.ms 10 them tnat TIE Spanish
armada was advancing. The ctilcerS
continued al the game Of the bowling
alley uotil the game was finished and
then went Gu. to investigate the It'd
ings, ard, sure enough, that mighty
feet which was considered iaVincl5le
and which was 10 bomoard and over
tbrow EagIanG w2s approaching, but
the invading DaYy was dcs.roy led, for
the Lord AInligaty aopsacsd Il tbs
fgat.
i storm such IS had revec swep. the
coast OF E2g!&2d CO aroIsed ne ccean
swooped upon tbs Spanish arEsda.
Most Of the sGips soo1 went d0Ia un-
der the sea, While othsrs were driven
helplessly along to BE- splia;ered on
the coasts OF Eagland, IrIi&nu, Scot
land and Norway. Another Spanish
armada is crossing tbs Atlantic, and
| 8e are ready to meet them. TIE sane
God whc de2troged the armada IL
1883 reigus in 1898. May he IN hs
might, either through human arm or
dumb clement. defeat t2sir squadron
and give victory 10 the Old h2g o.:
Aom'r&l Earragu: aad David Porter.
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