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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

oenne Sl9et bill ieen be met oplpite,
uobanneoe Og begapeoe bIipe be les
benoe. 0erfor Iigger Der iaa Opers
madoe tor @agt poa, hbprban bisis
9ebere blioer, og berfor eGloer bet
igsn ON, at ri tunne faa troenos
99rere | pore Stoler (oeiaa / .,tbe
Common S6ool"), troenoe groturas
torer. GmbebsmGnb, Eager, 5orretz
ningsmGno, aebmGpo 0. +. b., fulot
iad meget fom ON at faa troenbe
NenO og 8pinber / be mere uIminee=
lige 2tpsftiain9er.
s iaa 6enfeenbe mdo Stolen edo
foran. o9 bet er al lite ringere Dig
tigbeb, at 99rerne beb Dor Stols,
o9Iao Go1egel9rerne. ian bare bad
rem at en- &ongstonte, at &riitenz
bommens Mano, enb at bore sS%ourndz
litter er bet. Nen .Ooniteren" baa-
Der ogioa / nosen 9rao at tunne
Dare meb at tebe llbOitlin9en / ben
Retning.
Maaite g. Sprenien e1er 9bo=
mas Syrup og ies life er meeet
ueni9e = ieg tan 10 life oiOe BET,
ba be life bar gipet oereS getra9t=
ninger nogen beitemt Qbresie. Men
en- 3ing er je9 tlar ober = beriom
De !6errer ftulOe ooerfsre oeres 3ons
fer eIer 3eorier i qratIis, faa piloe
De bliOe abftini9t moOiftereoe. Men
otrom ital je9 tie, / bpert Jolb in6s
til Der mulispis sioes en- bebre Qej-
Iig6eb. q. M. @n6erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
E Yer6emsfort.

ST imuft Sort, trptt psa tptt
Yapir, az By 81 Comm, paa Ruls
Ter meb 2arrebsfanter.
0iier pore nbe 9~beIibbeIiev. Den
transfibiriife Sernbane. poctftr Dee
ans Gabler, Ssrnbanelinier o. m
bre Soregenbeber / Supan, Rind,
Man6uriet oa aOrea oa bet fierns
2ften.
Ssnbss frit til enbper. tom inbs
ienber % Gents | 5rimarfer til SO.
3. &niftern, g. 3. 81, Gbteago e
ROrtb Neitern RaiIipab, Chicago.
Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Gn linpcl gOnocmans.

Seq er en- iimpel 8onbemano
81 Den at mango Orb,
ieg elfter mine 59bres 4anb
os bprter 6ebres Sorb.
Gr Sorotn eno tun ringe
og !0siten life itor,
itdI intet bort mig bringe
fra oenne plet / Rorb.
Wig iagbes tint / kingdoms 5ip:
09lg big en- anoen Stano;
Der penter big fun Glib og Gtrb,
naar ou bG'r 9onxmdnb.
U}en er bet bd ct Onbe,
ON araften prspes MAD?
Nej, beri bner en- 8onbe
lin ~ltsrite @labe iaa.
Og ienere belt ofte man
bar ia9t mig bisie Orb:
Rejs bort berfra til fremmeo adnD,
oa bli'r ou rig Os ftor.
6Dab ian mig Rigbom nptt,
bOab bjaIper bsjs Stanb.
oar jes berfor ftul fbtte
bort fra nit Jsbelanb2
Den Ylet. bDorpod min 9ugg, fob.
jeg trofoit elfe pil,
os aIorig aster jee BET Orb
o9et er q gptte ill.,"
Udt Jsbelunb jes ftplber,
bDab ies ubrette ian,
jes efter @pne fplber
min pIobs fom 9onbemanb.
g. 81 q r, arrite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

og @lebe for at faa bet inb / bper
enelte 5omilie / Meniebeberne o9 faa
bpert ungt Menneite til at bolbe bet.
0ette til OoeroeieIfe nu for
Qdrsmsbet.
Uleo 2@rbeoi9beb t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
oSanlferen" og
oens Neoaftsr.

Gn 5io titbase inbe9oipt DIT"
ct Gar anonpme NrtitIer ON o4ois
ier oe Rebattsrer". 9pao Der bragg
tes til 3orps par 10 iagt idaoan om
ben sag / i'm Acknowledged. Ylsn
bet Iieeer 10 npr at t9nte, at ban,
Der bro9te Spsrgsmaulet frem, mem
te, at 29ierne ida not ielp tunoe
lutte fra bet alminbsIige til BET ipez
eisne. Del bar be ogiaa not sjort.
Seq pil nu are ltgefrem og utils
iIsreret gaa inb pad bet fpecieI:;
.Danferen" og bens Boattsr.
Oeneans nepnte 4rtitler frems
tum. Ioo jsg pao Rstier og boObs
Dpartie. 2ejIisbeb til at opta9e bet
ombanbIeos Spsr9smaal til 9rsf>
telie. men ieg itrep mig -Snobolbet
bag 2ret til ieners 8ebauoIing.
4SmibIsrtib = for jeg inolooer mig
poa 4rtitlen, pil jeg fort9ae SHentz
liebeben, at boz Isntlig famine 9ante
bapos msbt mig fsr priput, men BOG
fra fiere, iaa bet laoer til, at Der
er Here eno Better Ssrenien" pg
.3bomaS Syrup, Der bar orsftet
Bet, oe = bel at marie - oa life
alene / Qlminbeligbsb, men ogiaa !
bet fpicie0e : yOanfteren" og bens
Rebdttsr.
Won pil erinbre, at 9. Sereniens
4rtttef fortrinspts bb9lebe beo RE
battsren, og Roitnen / ben bar 10, al
ban tuIbe bare Iaaban ct Glags
unoermennefe, buerten bet enc ellcr
bet oHoet sg ~aligebeG baabe bet enc
oe bet anbet, mungefrbig begapet og
dlfoig ubbdnnet noget fuabunt
iom en- banbrenbe Gncpflop9bi = %
fremfor alt fuloe ban ere en- o&ongs<
tante" Og Dibe at gore ben g~albenbe.
Qnbre bar MI taft ON, at oOdnIfez
rem" fulbe babe ct oS9rpr9g", mo-
get, ben iarlig lebebe oe Oirfebe for.
De bar pitt ment bet famine iom BE-
ter Ssrenien, men ingen at benz bar
iad fast. bbub aongstanfen ener
S1rpraset itulbe bere.
Cab mig forelsbis gsre ben Sc
marfnine. at .OonIferen" a[erebe
por CANNED, for ies fit meb bens
Rebottton at gsre, os ba Qarsmsbet
palste mig til at rsbigsre ben, talte
bette bDerten ON ,Sarpr9e" easr
.&ongstante". gnten maotte man
bel foa meme, at ben ansrebe bopbe
Ut prrS, eIer psfao = ia, ies
Deb life hDob. s bbert Sdlb fl ieg
INIT paales ON at f9rproge ben
eler lebe BEN inb ct MT Gpor.
Mtn naar jeg fod ftul eao tnb paa
ielpe Sagen, faa mensr ieg rigtignot,
at .Danferen" lite aIens er, men
bar l9rge fsr min Rsbottionstib boz
ret barren at en- 2ongstonfe, efIer
bpob man MI biz fable bet. Sea me-
ner nemlis, at bort airtefamFuno,
Den forenebe banifs futberfte &irte",
er barren at en- flor og borbig sanfe:
ut fomle bort Soft Der | Nmerita
ON 2rfitus I Orb oe Satrament til
leDsnbe Menigbeber oe opbbgee en-
Jrifirte at lepenbe Stens paa Dor
Mobertirtes epanseliff lutberffe BE-
tenbelfes @runb. Og fom en- OPP
gape | Screening bermeb ffol tillise
napnes: geparelfen af bort Golts
oanbelise GabreneurO til bets Del
fignelfe os 9eri9elfe ! bette 2dnb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Sra Tinlano.
5Gng@Itnger. @iftaartig 9:
beoer. 5orbaabnin9er.
Gr SdmtdIe meb en- n
I9nber.

aAAN - 80 ~
min O~perroiteIfe en- Manb, jeg lar!e
at tenoe, oa jeg I 1897 bar Strife
!igt 0ogblao"s SorreiponOent / ben
graite 9rig. SObn Niaium Rplans
Der er bans RaDn, iuit profeSipr;
I'm, en- lib til Ses, par 1897 fri
bi1ig / bet fta~nbinaOiite 9orps /
acknowledgement / 8r4tenIarb.
90 bet par let at marie, at 9e9eis
firing bopoe orepet BAN til at gdd
meo Der. Sioen bar ban i~trepea en-
itor Beg ON oisie er9ite gebrifter
% bar ogioa paa arden Woobe be
traabt 5orfatterbanen.
6an BAR meo / 5innsrnes tore
0eputation til G3aren iom Repras
i~entant for GtenGs og itreo bogefter
en- Bog oerom Zen itora 0eputa.
tionen", ION tom / Here Oplag. 90
iaa en- canning Glitter oSjsfolt"
ifploes BAN.
6inldnos ioare 3r9ngielsaar bar
9jort BAN til 9olititer. Q0ereoe
4nfigtets ubieenoe pibner ON ct ~
onoet. 5urerne er blepne bnbere,
ainoerne magrere, eno ba bi t9rte
binanben at tenot unoer @r9terz
lambs Col.
- Gr De pua 9pitrsiie? ipsrser
ie9. - Stubier til en- M gog2
Ut mel, je9 bar maattet for
laoe min GienOOm % reiie fra Sim
tdno en- lib.
6poO FOR nOgetl Gr be uO=
Ritz
- Qa mel. life juit bet.
9porOon gaor bet essntlig iii
eerobre MI?
- Sa. De tan 10 bere, bporleoes
bet er saast mig. Sauoan bar Ri bet.
Den a. 5ebruar hapoe jeg Iige netop
tsbt Billet pao Stationen QimpddId.
Def er oppe i 6inIanos 6jerte. Seq
bar opret boIat Der / R9rbeben.
seq piIoe rejie ino til !6~eliinsfors,
for Der Tube 100sQarss 9agen for
Runeber9s 5sbieI fejres 8asen II
ter meo tore 5eitligboer. Qige far
5ogets af9ung bIep jeg anbolot at
bet r~usiiiie politi % fert til ct gus
/ RGrbeoen, bOor jes bIeO unoertas
itet 9iiitation. 9erefter bentebss
Der 6eite oa Sloosr, og leoiaget Of
8 politim6no blep jee fsrt til nit
6jem. 4ue Stuer % 9roge blep
pad bet neja9tigite unoerIs9t. Gn
Nasie gapirer og Bigger blep be
iIu9lagte. llnoeriseeIisn Oarebe man
&c Timer. Canine Dag b~eforbreots
jeg unoer PoIitibeooetning til 6elz
iin9fors, bDor ieg bIeO i~nbeip9rrst /
en- Seize. Ser tilbraste jeg % Ians
&c Dage. / bpilten 3ib jea lite en-
eneite Sang fit 2oO til at tomme I'D
Ii fri Cult. 90 grimt pluget uf
lltsi bleD ieg.
Wen De tom bel bog lite til
at fibbe ben uoen at foa 0eres Sag
unberisgt2
8 gegpnOtlfsn bolbtes Der
5orbsr bber Dag. ofte fere 5imer t
3r4t.
Msn bpoo bar D bd befDlot
fOr2
Def Ipoer naiten lsisrIist. Oct
bar for intel minbre enb aonipir1s
ton mob Statsns S~ifterb<b! Ga
gen bar, at ben 2. Sanuar sjoroes
Der / Waia ct mislDttet 4ttentotfors
isg mob Stdoens politimeiter, en-
forbeno9renbe fnff Officer, aoptain
al Gnebjelm, fom nu er en- af 30
brifofs bebite 5oanblnneere. Dette
attentotforiss siorbe, at nan Bit
og Der, bbor Sambittiebeberne er
rdarlige. begbnbte at fele ia urolio.
Saa inbbiIbte man fig. at Der etss
iiterebe en- %itorartet Sdmmenfp9r.
gelfe, og noturligOis begbnbte mar
at fsge efter be Iammeniporne. Sem
mem 2GbentDret / @rafenlonb 1897
og fenere Oeb min 9eltugelfs / be
500's 9eputotion til Ct. peterss
borg / 1899 babbe jee Fuaef en- big
populnutet. Mere bebspebes life.
Seq muatte p9re ffbIbiel
9elbigOis bapbe jeg ulbrig BAIT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

Gage, Oe Iau / iioite Winut. pd Deb.
tommenbe bapoe faaet Rps ON, at
Der aIiespel piloe tie illumination
mango 5uie, iua gipes ben meit uos
itratte 3iuobelie til at fejrt oenne
Dor Rationalbdg. &rigen / Ofdiien
er moaIie en- at 4oriagerne I'll benne
5oriigtigbebspolitit men ielpe 9runs
rem itaI bog not is9es opbere. Hun
ben, Der er iulot inbs / De Qarttiutris
GER, iom nu ipiues / r~usiiite Re9es
rinestreoie ian gipe ct fulot tilfrensz
itilenbe Spar poo bette Spsrgss
mail.
6aabet paa en- beore 5rsntIb bar
ri in9snlunbe opgioet. Qoiti1ige Be-
a~ipenbeber tpoer pad, at en- elmer
melit me1em be TO Sproggrupper
tier, DIN enb ldn9Iomt. 81 er Del
ct lla9et 6olt. Wange er pe D6ntns
9elisr. hi bar g%ennem9ouet lite
minoft Stommen beo, al sen. Nrno
bar ipeget 5anen. Men snonu er
oi Ell 6olt / 5%orbentning. % fprs
penter en- @enapitaden.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
Sanfer til Sueruejelie otl
bore glaoe.

Def bill az mango 0runbe pare al
tor 8etnonin9. ON Samfunbet fore
tog en- 5oranbring al bets 8lab:.
nemIig iaaleoes. at bet / Steoet for
at uogipe fire Blade, fun ubeao 10
Blade, nemIig' ogstneblabet" os
oOaniteren".
De er lite min Mening, at Stir
te6Iooet" og De unees 9Iab" ituloe
iattes 10 al Gtsiitence. men Der
imob ituloe De forenes meo globct
oOoniteren", iaa at bisie ire gloot
tom til at uoeaa iom ct gIao meo
fsloenoe Rapn:
Dan teren",
airteblaost og be unges glao.
8laoei buroe oa uopioes MI ct
i~DOipaItet 8lao og liot Iangere og
orones omtrent ~iaaleoes: /. Dante
rem" buroe oa babe be fire fsrite Siz
Der iom Spoltsrum for 8eroensnps
beotr. Snbianosnpbebsr, 0anmarts=
npbeoer og Qrtitler at fOrifelig
Staas etc. 2. airteblaoet bsr iau
babe ben femte Sioe for bets Sno=
bolo. 3. Den ijette SIDE for Ok
unges 9lao" 4. Den ipnenbt Sioe
for aorreiponodncer. ;. Den otten0e
Sine for Qbertisiementer m. m.
glaoet bnroe ubgdd for iamme Yri3
$3.50 % frembeles babe ire ans
I%parsbapenbe Rebatterer, tbi iaa
tunbe Qrbejoet blioe operfommeli1t
% uofsrt til aIminOelis 3ilfreosbeO.
Ofine 9runbe for en- iaabdn fors
anoring. ION jeg tiuaber mig at babe
ben Wlening ON, at ben bible blioe
ct betpbeligt 5remItribt, er feleenoc:
/. 4ae ire Blade, naar be uboif iom
ct 8ldo, tunbe bd blipe uooipet meo
ct pant uoitnr oe ct goot Snbbolo.
z. 5or n9rbRrenoe er BET meb Ell be-
tbbeliqt 5ub, at be ubgibes iom ire
IRrifilte Blade, mebens bet bill blipe
meo betboelig Climbing, ON be uts
gaoes iom eet glao. 3. Haar be uos
gabes unoer eet, tunoe alt BET sSDloes
iiof Of Romunl9sning 0. T. b. ubeluts
ies og gobt opbbggelist. oplpfenoe q
belarerbe 2afeitof inbtag bets
PIobs. 4. Oct .r u%forfoarIist Qur
efter Oar al ubgipe ire Blade msb
fort 5ab for quiet. 8. Naor Ri nj
be ire Blade ubgibet unber eel, pilbe
bi ganfte anberlebes funne foo BEN
ubbrebt 6lunot bort 5nlt | Qlminbss
ligbeb. 6. Com 9lobene goor for
n9rb9renoe, fortr9n9er be 6perans
bre ub fra 5jsmmene. n9aniferen"
,&irteblabet" Os ombenbt, mango
innes life ON at bolbe BEN begge.
Som be berimob unber eel, pilbe be
blibe mobtaene meb Glebe. 7. Bore
lore unoe Wenneffer. Iom MI fun
botber De uness 8lob", fit bd meo
bet famine buube .9onfferen" %
,airfsblabet" Oe faoIebes ganffe nae
turfiet bleOe be fert inb / en- bpbsre
Joritauelie of bort firtelies Qrbejbe
/ i'm 6elfsb. Set bilbe blioe en-
llbOibelie at beres 2iOsfnn og til
Ifbnbe benz til ct iborbigere Gam
urbeibe meb be gomle. 8. Se enbes
lig, nuor Ri fun babbe set glub,
pent I nbftnr 90 gobt I Sn6bolo,
tunbe Ri ale 0esne, preTter og
Observation-Disclosures, orbeibe meb 2nft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

- Saaleots uotdlte ben uHgc fin
ite Manb iig. Mon iii al bans Sors
taainoer BET itartefte 5notrqt At,
bOiI.en fuloitanbig RetslssRrus
3ilftanb, Der raaber / 6inIaHo MI.
Der er ineen Sitterbeo ior gerion
eGer Gjenbom. Sngen beo its utter
puu i'm GmbeOsftiaing. arr.fterius
ger os 9usunoerisgeIier bsrer til
Oa9ens Orben. Der er genHenfsrt
ct fulbitanbigt rusiiIt Spioprines.
initem. Mun tunbe iudIebts f,rtoIls
RplanOer ~nsjastigt plaoien, bpor
ban bnbbe fibbet peb ct Msoe FOR 2
4or fiben. Og iadleoes pio<r.. Nsn
beIbisOis ftal Der 10 mere til for
parigt al ilao ct 5olt nso.
g. g / ,.ar. Dol"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22
8

tliper isnOt I'll Subitribsnter, inbtiI nb.
i~rptt.lis Splisslis mObtosss oi tbsiperne
% al gele TT betalt, / 0uersnsiiemmelie
msp e Sorentoe Staters @oitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-22

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb.,
as second-klas matter,
Advertising Rates made knows upon
application.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
TIPPING IN LONDON.
No End to the Fees to Servitors
Restaurants.

No End to the Fees to Servitors In
Restaurants.
AS an old Londoner / have seen
changes in the manners Of the city
which amount to a complete transfor-
nation. l remember we'll the time
when there wasn't really a good res
taurant In all London and when men
had to be content with dining and sup
ping in the back parlors Of public
houses. You got very good food in
those dark, low ceilinged, stuhy ROOMS,
and I remember when you were con-
sidered to be doing very well when you
handed the somewhat time worn and
Ill clad waiter twopence or threepence
as tip.
Nowadays you 60 into q restaurant
which is palatial, and you see men, es-
pecially If they belong to the Stock Ex-
change, giving huge tips that In olden
times would have paid the price OF q
whole dinner for half a dozen friends.
And the tipping never seems to end.
You tip one waiter for one thing and
another for another, and you tip the
carver, and then ycu tip the man who
gives you your wine, and as you are
leaving you tip the porter who puts on
your coat and the other porter who
calls your cab. 1t is, in fact, becoming
almost impossible for men Of moderate
means to 60 to most Of the restaurants
Of today.-M. 4. P.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
An Anecdote Of Whittier.

A friend in conversation with Mi.
Whittier, the poet, remarked that he
was about to contract to furnish lot
Of oak timber for the government gun
boats and asked him If he thought 1t
was in consistence with the peace doc
trines Of the Quaker denomination.
Without saying anything calculated to
decide the question the two arrived at
their parting place, when Mr.. Whittier,
shaking his friends hand, said, "Aoses,
If thee docs furnish any Of that oak
timber thee spoke Of, be sure that It Is
all sound"
The Story of Toledo Cathedral
The cathedral Of Toledo is perhaps
the finest architectural glory that
Spain can boast The site was occupied
by at least three churches before the
erection of the present building, the
first one, according to popular legend,
having been erected during the life
time Of the Virgin Mary and visited
BY her. OF this church we know moth
ing. The second was pulled down In
1882. The third was finished in 1885
and was occupied by the Moors for
many years as a mosque. Afterward
it was the cathedral Of Spain, until in
the early part Of the thirteenth century
Alfonso IN. had it pulled down and the
present one erected in its stead. Il
is 404 feet long and 204 feet wide, Is
built from material quarried In the
neighborhood and is Of the purest
Gothic. 1t was designed by Pedro Pc
rez Diaz, who supervised its erec-
don for nearly fifty years and conse-
Grated his life to it. During the five
centuries after his death more than
$50 architects were employed upon it,
and for 266 years the work was un-
interrupted James Gazette.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
MOODS AND TEARS.
One Weman's Views About Weeping
at Theatrical Performances.

One Weman's Views About Weeping
at Theatrical Performances.
There is just this about crying at
the theater," said the average woman-
you'll cry if you're in the mood for it
and you won't if you're not, no matter
how narrowing or nonharrowing the
play may be. Like most average wom-
en-, rarely cry either at the theater or
anywhere, but I long ago discovered
that it depends entirely upon my mood
at the time. 1 once went to O genuine
comedy and found the tears filling my
eyes just because happened to be
blue at the time, and I've been at many
q play with all the women round me
hopping their eyes and drying their
pocket handkerchiefs on their fans
while I, being for some reason or other
uplifted, sat there dry eyed. almost
smiling.
"No matter what my mood, however,
the thing sure to: keep me from weep
ing at the theater is any emotional dis
play on the part Of her who is with
me. can attend the weepiest kind of
play unmoved with my sister, for she
starts in way ahead of time, making
me feel more like laughing than cry
ing, and then when the true lachry,
NOSE opportunity arrives it finds me
pathos proof. This is the only way by
which I may make myself immune
from weeping at theaters upon all oc
casions. s."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
HEAT AND MOTION.
Various Theories About the Connee-
ton Between These Agents.

Various Theories About the Connec.
ton Between These Agents.
The idea that heat is kind Of motion
was entertained by Plato, who makes
Socrates say: "For heat and fire which
generate and sustain other things are
themselves begotten by impact anc
friction, but this is motion. Are moi
these the origin of fre?'
Bacon defined heat to be 20 motion
acting in its strife upon the smaller
particles Of bodies" Newton, Boyle
and Hooke considered heat to be mo-
ton. Locke described it as "a very
brisk agitation of the insensible parts
Of the objects which produces to us
that sensation from whence We demon
mate the object hot; so what In oul
sensation is heat In the object Is moth
ing but motion. This appears by the
way heat is produced, for we see thai
the rubbing OF a brass nail upon 6
board will make it very hot"
Many scientific men have held heat
to be matter, and In spite Of Rumford's
vigorous exposition Of its fallacy this
material theory held its ground until 8
comparatively recent date, when Sir e
Davy took up the subject and by bis
experiments proved conclusively thai
this view is unSound.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
Ancient jewelers. Association

Birmingham jewelers. have been
famed since the middle Of the seven
teenth century. When Charles II.
brought with him to England the
French fashion Of wearing metallic
ornaments Birmingham at once took
the lead in supplying them, and the
city then commenced career Of pros.
perity which has never save for brief
periods suffered abatement. Even
Southey, who could scarcely find sufh'
ciently censorious language to describe
Birmingham, allowed that it "excelled
every other place in the world for
watch chains, necklaces, bracelets, but
tons, buckles and snufboxes," though,
he said. "they were dearly. purchased
atsthe expense OF health and moral
1ty."-London Chronicle
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
Camel Back Riding.

Lord Kitchener of Khartum IS credit
ed with the best description Of camel
back riding that is known. The SOL
der gave this description at a dinner
party in London which some Amer1-
cans attended.
when we asked Lord Kitchener"
one Of the Americans said, ito tell us
what it felt like to ride a camel, be
twisted his mustache and said:
"'You know the game Of cup and
ball? You have a ball and cup, and
you throw the ball in the air and try
to catch it in the cup, then bounce 1t
up and try to catch it again. Well,
when you ride camel the brute plays
cup and ball with you, missing you
nearly every time"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
HINTS FOR BRlDEGROOMs
Plenty OF Advice For Brides, but Not
q Word For the Men.

Plenty Of Advice For Brides, but Not
Word For the Men.
A thoughtful young man Of Wash
ington was heard to decry the other
day the fact that, while there Is a del
uge Of don't" and do" for the bride
to follow, the bridegroom must shift
for himself.
There is absolutely nothing to guide
a man but his own awkward self. 1t
isn't fair" he said From the time
q girl Is old enough to detect sound
she understands the Importance Of
having things done properly at we'd
ding, while the prospective groom is
only something necessary to complete
the picture. Nothing short Of inspira-
ton can get man through a mar
rtage ceremony gracefully.
In order to impress the bride and
spectators that he is enthusiastic about
it he appears with sort Of frozen grin
on his face that you expect to melt at
any moment and run down his col
lar. If he is too frightened to respond
In loud voice some Of the brides girl
friends Will whisper that it was plain
~ evident he was unwilling from the
start Again, if he replies in loud,
stern voice another bunch in another
direction Of the church will huddle to-
gether and express how glad they are
that they are not marrying him, while
the attitude of many is that they are
signing away their life and all worth
living for. So I, for one, think it high
time that somebody wrote q few hints
on how to behave, that we men may
appear enthusiastic about being mar
ried without being ridiculous" Wash
tngton Post.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
WHY HIS MARRIAGE FAILED.

He regarded children as nuisance.
He did all his courting before mar
riage.
he doled out money to his wife as if
to beggar.
he never had time to so anywhere
with his wife.
he never dreamed that there were
two sides to marriage.
He never dreamed that wife needs
praise or compliments.
He thought his wife should spend all
her time doing housework.
he treated his wife as be would not
have dared to treat another woman.
he never dreamed that his wife
needed vacation, recreation OF
change.
He never made concessions to his
wife's judgment, even in unimportant
matters.
He thought the marriage vow had
made him his wife's master instead Of
her partner.
he took all the little attentions Law
ished on him by his wife as his by "di-
vine right" and not as fayors.-Suc-
cess
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06
Flowers FS- London.

In Scilly and Guernsey the industry
Of growing early flowers for the Lon
don market has reached large proper
ticns. From the former island as many
as fifty tons of early spring blossoms
are shipped to the mainland in single
day. The flower season begins II jan
uary, when the early varieties are COM
ing into bloom. Often, when the wealth
er is cold and cloudy, the buds are tar
dy in opening, and it is necessary to re-
sort to artificial aid in order that the
waiting markets may be supplied. The
flower heads are picked as soon as one
bud penetrates the calyX and placed in
Jars Of water, which are ranged upon
the shelves Of a greenhouse kept at q
temperature Of 60 to 20 degrees. In
few hours the backward buds respond
to the genial warmth, spread their pet
ais, assume their glowing colors and
are ready for punching and packing.