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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02
How Ledaers Got Their Name.

On the authority Of the best leIi-
cographers ledger" is an adaptation
Of a once common word, digger" sig
nifying any large book suited better
for lying on desk than for carrying
about. Sometimes this wis applied to
a large account book, cartulary, or the
like, frequently q great breviary for
use in church, as distinct from q 'por-
tas," or small one, carried by a ''book
bosom priest" "Coucher" is another
old synonym for digger" the foregoer
Of the now general ledger"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02
The Eickle Shopper.

THAT woman always keeps me
guessing" said the grocery clerk as
she went out. Il never can tell TILL
the last minute what she is going to
buy. Just now she priced the coffee.
I gave her the prices-25 cents, 2S, 30,
35, 4O
"'Is your twenty-five cent coffee any
sood:' she asked me.
Yes. said l; bang up.
Then, said she, give me q pound
of your forty cent, ground nne. -
New York Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02
STAGE Paint.

Painting the face on the stage IS a
barbarous custom come down to rs
from the age OF oil lamps and candles.
With gas and electric light and opera
glasses for the remote seats in the
house it Is not needed.-London Mask.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02
Ladies' Holiday Hats.

We will have on sale in our Millinery Department.
s. $3.50 Trimmed Hats that going to sell at 81
S1.5O and s.. Nicely trimmed
Now just remember this lot of Hats specially got.
the Holiday trade and will be sold at to OF reg
uar price If you haven't bought your Winter Hat yet come
to our store get Also large line Of Baby
Caps Ribbons and Wells arranged specially for the Holiday
trade
large line of Ladies' Collars and Ruchings for the
Holiday trade Something suitable for nice presents.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02

for all-wool Suit Would you be surprised
offer you nice alwoo Overcoat for IS that would cost
you S S1 other places Come and Overcoas
have the largest stock select from and you will own up
that prices the lowest.
Best Six Cord Spool Cotton at &c. the Spool, 3c the
Dozen Yardwide Sea Island Homespun, &c. value at &C.
Best Danve Plaid Homespun &C. Riverside Pads at sc
Fleece back Sungs at Sc that you cannot buy elsewhere for
than 10c Let give you this for pointer the man
who with the cash in his pockets and wants
Suit of Clothes nice Overcoat will be pleased We
have the goods and will prices that will knock out
all competition Clothing must be sold.
Remember this please: 20 per cent reduction on our
entire line of New Fall and Suits Overcoats Prices IN
cold black type speak louder than all the brag our compe
whoop We throw prices broadcast as we
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02
a Few Words About Furniture.

inspection Of stock will prove to you that
have largest stock Of Furniture to be foundn this
and going to sell it at special Holiday Prices during
this sale.
Willow Rockers and Oak Rockers will make nice Hol
day presents Also large line of Iron Beds Bed Room Suits
Sideboards China Closets Baby Carriages and Iron Wagons
The greatest display of Pictures and Art Goods to-
found the County Of Clarendon All gotten the
Holiday trade
Our line fine Pictures at 1Oc. each, is something not
found within the annals of the town Of Manning
prepared with splendid line of Picture Moudngs and glass
ready do the picture framing business for the Holiday
Come you need anything in the of nice pic
ture for a Holiday present.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

] saw Indians on the ChIlcat river
nahlng day and night The nsNerman
walked along the bank carrying q pole
90 the end % Which was bAvbsesa
steel hook,
Tossing The hook end % the pole Into
the ssrpamA. he turned Il 80 that the
elbow rested on tho bottom Then he
gentiy drew the polls hack and forth,
aus when he felt aah strife TIE
aAMel ~ knew that aalnon was prob.
ably crossing over che pcle. 40 he save
a a quick tsE&. drove the hook Into
khs tshs side and hauled q up on the
hank
rhia b called anagging saluoa--F Nor.
Rss aud Rtream
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
TnE aLAST SuPPER.g
Singular story ~ the MASTERPIECES ~
Leonardo d. Ninci.

Leonardo da vinci.
Moldering away on the wall Of the
old monastery 10 Milan, Italy. hangs
che famous Last supper" Of Leonardo
da vIncL Like every masterpiece. the
painting required many years Of pa
tient labor, and as result Of that
labor It II perfect IN its naturnlness
OF expression and sublime In It's story
Of love. In addition to these qualities,
Il has an incident In It's history that
contributes not a little toward making
It the great teacher that II II.
II Is said that the artist, in fainting
the faces Of the apostles. studied the
countenances OF good men whom he
knew. when, however. be was ready
10 paint the face OF Jesus IN the pic
ture be could find none that would
satisfy his conception. The face that
would serve as model for the face Of
Christ must be digni6ed IN It's Sim
plicity and majestic In It's sweetness.
After several years OF careful search
the painter happened TO meet one.
Pietro BandineIIi. choir boy OF ex-
quisite voice. belonging 70 the cathe-
draI Being struck by the beautiful
features and tender manner that be-
spoke an angelic soul. the artist In
duced the boy 70 be the study Cor. the
painting OF the face Of Jesus.
All was done most carefully and
revefently. but the picture was as yet
incomplete. for the face OF Judas was
absent Again the painter. with the
real Of true lover Of bis art. set about
IN search Of countenance that might
serve for the face OF the traitor. Some
years passed before bis search was re-
warded and the picture nnally com
pleted. As the artist was about 10 dis
miss the miserable and degraded
wretch who had been bis awful choice
the man looked up at him and said.
"You have painted me before" Hor-
riHsd and dumb with amusement, the
painter learned that the man was Pie
tro BandineIli During those lnterven-
ing years Pietro had been az Rome
studying music. had met with evIl
companions. had given himself up 10
drinking and gambling. had fallen into
shameful dissipation and crime. The
face that now was the model for the
face Of Judas had once been the model
for the face OF Christ. Brooklyn
Eagle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27
A LOsT Joke.
Would be Imlsasor Of . Witty Man
Made q LudIerous Finish.

Would be Imlsasor Of . Witty Man
Made q LudIerous Finish.
Congressman Quarles used 10 tell
this; y was guest OF n leading
banker At dlnner. one Of your New
York glants OF nnanco, who had In
vited nearly a score Of us 10 eat biz,
drink bic and swap notions Every
thing was lovely until the lifth course,
The waiter was bringing IA what APP
penred on the menu aa langue fumee
aux episards.' what we common old
roussaboutn call smoked beef tongue
with splnach- and my favorite dlsh.
TIE tripped az the door aud spilled the
tongue aud greens on the carpet The
host, equal 20 the occasion. relieved as
all, especially the walter, by saying
jovially; There's no harm done gen-
tiemen. 'Tis merely a lapaus llnguae'
II was about the cleverest play OF
words | ever heard.
Among the guests was a Broadway
merchant np from the gutter, worth
about f3.OO0,O00 and proud OF his vo.
cabulnry, which was not unlike Mrs.
Malaprop's," continued QuarleA "He
shook with mcrriment al the bankers
wit The happy effect induced hlm 20
give dinner the following week, with
about the same guests, and, a. ! hap
pened 70 learn afterward. be had al.
recisd his servant 10 lee fail piece OF
roaat beef on the foor, Tho servant
faithfully performed bis Part. Down
went q aplendld Arat cut. weighing
about ffteen pounds. the delicious
juices Epatserlng evegywherO We all
felt burt at the accident Some even
groaned. ne NOT uneasy. my triends.
chirruped the would be witty hest
tits Only a lapsus llnguae' ~--New
iYcrk Proas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

~Xon know" said tee aauifai ysath.
"mpsie 4 the food ~ iove--
-Nonsenae- replied tha practical tsi.
low. NY lore prefers lobster salad.
arsg@pln ana other expressive fosi6er--
ph1ladeiphla Press.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

-Win ny husband i've. docserF-
~Eelt mNenma q b. deeNnR hsa
ooms mlwhgy eieas 10 it~-1n6aa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

I. s 10 % stephen B. Cullen TOO
a s 10 Noah Smith 49,. IS
"a 8 10 Is James B. DeIl Jr. l4s
30 8 10 400 c. W. Chase. 49,. 1929
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

2 70 y iTR HaaFT RrooRI. ). t0i
a n Is :.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

s g 1S - 20 Richard KItt,.v.r
S e i io - 2 Neal washinr.o,
% 10 10 Is Jen Simmons
2s 10 10 II BOwEer Fer.. ca
% 1 70 1 lS 10 Mrs. A. J. Elnu.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

"a 10 10 50 n a Potter. a'o
a 10 IS aaS =. s. Hoy' 800. ''s
!. 10 10 iao H. '. Du'tah a CO lss.
10 10 100 LIT cotman 49,. 'Os
: !: Is i - 50 S :, As;' a;isis:l "a "a
!. 10 10 30 nAneAl Rutsars. ais
4. - 10 {" ~ y. Dutiun a Co. laas
q 10 Is =.
" +" /" :. o'~-H Turner aI0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

81 10 10 1876 Unknown ........
81 10 10 40 James Buttemslr..
90 10 10 40 T. ]. swearingen..
% 10 10 20 Chas. Hood .....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27


chains 20 railroad. N. SO chains
20 initial point, N. "a chains
Y, 1888 chains. 8. 1920 chains
and Sw. along railroad 70 be
ginning ,sss..s..s.. ~.s....s,
Commence az sw. corner OF r.
q. Stintson's lot. run ". on
StintsOn's line 20 SW. corner
OF Rice lot. end N. 70 stake
on railroad right OF way 0I
3. A. l. ny. 20 Stlntson's. and
q. 20 beginning ..........
Lots 4. 2, 4. 3. 4. Z. s. 2. 70. II.
ia and IS OF Smither's aur'
yey OF Walla' tract. n. T.
Clinch grant ....s........s..
Commence az SIC. corner OF lol
SO OF patton's survey az Walls
tract. run s. sax degrees w
tt6t.04 r., 4. 50 degrees n
eSalk e.. ~ SAA degrees r
st6i.et feet, ~ th degrees W
gstM q 20 beginning, y, l.
Clinch grant ......4.........
30 acres a. described In Deed
Book 49, page i1o. d. l.
Clinch grant ......D....A..
Ek % lot 3. Napier grant. -.
Commence az sw corner of lol
ia. run n. az degrees w. ia.sg
chains. n. elN degrees r. iSee
chains. 81 tA degrees n iaSa
chains. =. E6A degrees W.
1889 chains 20 beginning. Nan,
Ter Krant .sssssss..ss....s
Lots ~ aud a. MaCkey & Hud,
son tract ..4...4.........a.
Commences Us chains y. % NV
corner sssAsstsssseasass
run IS a. chains aud as llnks
% lnltiai pnint. ". ESQ n SIC
tsT q. and w go r. 10 heginnins
Commence 6laM n. W. % gw
corneT nf lard conveyed ~
hudson A French t0 Willard
n8ncAer ren 3 Ta3 a. "
a1ah r. NJ ga a. and "
ft9h M a. hogiangnet Aisn
commencing 8a9A a. ". al
sW ceTmer Cf lard sasld 81
Hnaann a Preach ~ rer pee,i
iiQ0k n rAEe ttk. run a ga
a., w 30 a.. y, ft1 O. anA NJ
500 n. ~ heNinntRx $1,000.
cpmnenee 1tss chains n 81
RW corner ...A...........s.
run X sian. n astt n. sie a..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

% 10 10 50 n A Potter. -. aso
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-27

10 10 10 225 N. venabie q Co. 1905
s2 10 ls 25 Hessie Breedhan.. 1858
% 10 10 -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
@rufer SranS In .%Tylorioa.

Sen oco.l q, 6lo., y. Sftobcr.
Der bier angefommcllc Iampicr
"Gorpon" bringt bic Nodrift bon
elmer groBen 5ellersbrunit in Gorrns
bele, 6la., weld)e einen Sdooen bon
100000 ongerihtet bat. 3eritort
pllrben nelln @ei6GitsbGuier, piele
Sollicnoe Sub goubol3, oos 3oQ'
bons, oos Boitamt, Der 9obnboi Der
v@eorgio, 6lorioa uno alabama
9ubn," oic @eriten mo 8oorenipci.
der Der st. Anorem'S & @llgIf
Steomibip 60" uno oos 3clegro-
pbcn6ureou. "a Der Srt BON ollcr
telegrapbiiden 8erbinoung o6gc,
idnittcn lit, 10 ieblt eS olt gin5elbci-
ten itbcr oos Sellcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
Stdot Baltimore.

8ur6 Seu6tgo pergifs
tet. - Gie 59.idbrigc Ncgerin Worp
S'NeiG, bon Nr. 1929, grgple-I pc.,
lolirbe oeitern IN bepubtloiem gu.
ltonoc IN cinem 3immer ibrer WpD.
nltng ouigefunoen. Sin 5uf1aig &c.
offneter @uSbobn mar Die llrlohe.
Sic muroe I'M EotroE@oge beS
norbncltliden 9iitrifts nod Dem
Warplono .Soipitai gei6ofit,
100 ibr 1r5tlihe &iilie 81 5beil mur.
De. Gem l(mitonoe, ooB ein 6eniter
hes 3immers geoifnet mar, ifuloet
ite wobrideinlid iDr &e6en.
Gas piro lie nW t
3nei Gbouffeiire bes
Goit.G eportements in @oibington,
Nonlens 81. Trepoit mo Sronf 9.
Mit6ea, muroen geitern bon &obi
Seipis lpeger unorDentlifen 9etro.
gems ouf Der StraBenba9n nm ie $40
feitrnft. Ser S6oifner botte ben
jungen 2euten ons Gignretten'Holi-
d)en in Der StroBenbobn %per6oten
iporauf oieielben NIT unfl6tbigen 3e-
6ensarten geantnortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

al Scr NorOoit.Gde bon @olic- nnO
@}o0iiou.St
Nufitcllung cineS Srinfbrlun1enS
TOR 0em &ollic ger. 661, @cItsSecltc.
%crpoftuug zines lbcilcS bon
Eier Nr. . al Wortin @oQrlcr II. So.
SIM cr ten &~otb96mcigc.
Y~ltiitcQlrn9 cincS SrinfbritmerS
on Scr Gdc BON SoaiOop. mno Gcntre.
Strobc.
NCuc Gcror0nunQcn.
Sm crItcn HotbS5uei0c lpurocn fols
genbc nclle Geroromrngcn cin8c-
trndt:
%ou &rn. @inSluouAcr - Gm NI,tf'
trooc oca Wft. Gopol Teri6oncrun9S
&crcilS rcidte Sr. @inSmongcr cine
&%eroromlltg cin, bilrd) mcldc pcrbos
ten miro, ooB 2ofon1otiucn inlcrbolb
Der Stoot9rcn5en NIT Sol5 oocr
@eid)foble gebei5t DcrocrL ipcnn Die
2ofomotipe nidt cinen rolldoer5cb.
rcnncn glpporot bclibt. Die Strofc
fiir llcbertrct,ng Der &crorbnutl0
miro fir ieocn SoG oocr Sbeil icocS
Cages onf 500 icitocicbt. 9ic Scr
crbnlung ioQ ont /. &omlor 1909 III
Sraft treten.
&on Or. Gbcrrp - Yiloltcrlln0 Der
9liSollitbitrnBc, bon GnDcttc bis Wto.
mtmcntitr.
Son Srl,. 9inSlpon0cr - 9clpiais
gllng bon $4,000 fir Die Eilnltc'
rllla bon 2aurenSitr,, 5pild)cn Gr-
tam Hlocc NM Ecnnlplponiu Slpcnllc,
nit @~llboSpbolt, Napboltbl6dcn @i.
tulitbit pber uitrifi5irtcn 3ieoelltei-
llcr.
&ou Srn. @bitefnro Nnnobnlc
Scr StroBcnbcttcn bon Grommeaitr.,
Srpiiden -. Str. mo &cnncop.S nllc;
-. Strube, 5lpilhel Gronnuellitr. II.
ScntinS-2onc, uno &ennebpsN oenltc,
SpiIhen 20. Str. bis sur norooItli-
dcn @ren5c ocS &cnncop- 8rltnobe.
liteS; 90. Str, bon &enncop,Npe. bis
5llr oltlihen @rcn5c bcS aenneop-
@runobcliteS.
Son Srn. Wullitin 49, @clulai9nn9
non $4,000 iiir bic Eiloiterltng bon
E%reItonItr., 5uiid)cn @~uilforo. Glpc.
uno G%otbebrolItr.
Gon Srn. &lein - FflnItcrltllg
bon @ronbpitr., 5luild)en Central
gpemlc bis GnltsSollS. Npcrulc, nit
hcl9ii6en 9lodcn.
Ger Stobtrotb pertogtc iid) bis
ltGd)ltcn Wontog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
Spfcr Der &atnItrppbc ppn HidJforb.

&ido ., ST., II. Oftobcr. -
Sn Den Huinen beS Dor einigen 5o-
gen a%bge6rannter groBen @etreiOc-
GIeuotors murbe bellte bon 9(rbei.
tern, Die nit Dem 9luirdllmen in ben
Gilinen beifGitigt maren, Die sc.
6eine BON flint Wenihcn g%ciunoen.
Wtan glaubt, oob bic cine Der uer-
foblten 2eiden Die Der 5rou Selli-
fore lit, Die ibren Zoo iano, ais tic
i'm 4ugenblid Der Grploiion, o,lrd)
Dclde Der 9rano entitonb, nit elmer
Sefannten OH Dem @leoator porbei.
ging. Gie .onberen 2eiden fonnten
nidt agnos5irt peroen. 9as Seler
lit nod ni6t ~politanoig crloiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
YuItfntid)c BON cinrm NGnbcr &c.
plinocrt.

Mtiioula, Mont., IL. Oft. -
Mit cincm Heooluer ilberfiel in Ocrs
nidencr Goft Gin HGubcr, melder
Den unteren Sbcil icineS 8eiid)ts nit
cinem rotben Goihcntud perbunbcn
bate, ctpa II Weilen Don bier Den
BON bier nad Bonner gebcnocn Eolt-
ma9etL, lieb Die 5molf Haliogiere uno
Den autihcr uusitcigcu rno iif III
Hcib' unb 8licb ouIitelen, c~ntleoigte
lie ibrcr 9oorihoit, mclde iih bel
Den Gin5elncn oiti So bis $50 belief,
mo peridpono Damn in Der Gunfcl.
belt. Scr Bandit entIhuloi8te lid
bamit, bab Der Su1gcr i'm 5l Dem
8crbrc6clt gctricbcn babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13

uno5pan5ig Sabre alten 6reiin Mo-
ria Shlueo bon aoitenfelo perbeiru-
tibet, uno 5par in @ien. Seinobc 10
Sabre liegen Stpiiden ieiner &crur-
tbcilune ipegen gbebrufS unN ieiner
5fueiten %GermGhlung, uno mad, @icn
mar er bomals g%eiloben, I'M iif ser
IbbiiBung Der gegen i'm ertonntclt
Strafe 81 ent5ieben.
Gas @etuifien uno ooS ScinrucG
ober, lieben Benz @rufen feline Rllbt.
Gic 5lpon5en i'm sur &iiffebr. Gr
Iteate iid f%reipilig bent @eridt uno
lit jcbt, mic ans 9uBbod gemeloet
miro, BORT 5ltr &%erbiibung ieiner
Struie in%tcrnirt mor0en.
(GoS Geihledt 2ciningc1.@ cItcr-
burg aus Oem Souie Der Gpnoitie
bon @eitcrbur9, fiibrt ieircn Stomnl-
baum ouf Seinrih, ocn Gnfel Oes
Sic9ifribus, Srn. b. Rlnfel 0209),
5ilriif. Ser I'm 1912 Sen Nomen bon
Der Burg WeIterburg bel @eitcrlpalo
onnobm. 2cinirnpn fam ourd) CRIB
I6oft in Scr Witte oeS Is. Sobrblln-
ocrtS an Hiboro oen Sicrten aus
Dem Solic @cItcrburg, Der Die 9eItd-
tigllng olS @rof 81 2einingen, Sono'
graf I'M @linb, i'm Sabre 1475 Err
biclt. Gie Sobnc @eorg &ilbclm'S,
@cofcn ST. 2einingen : @eIterburgs
Sdoumburg, Ser inl Sabre 1885 Der
ihieo, Fifteen sic I~lt-2einingcr uto
Die Nclt. 2cininger 2inie. Sn Ser alt-
2Cininger Clinic folgtc 8rof 6rieOrid)
Mipredt icinem Sbcim, @rofen 6ric-
Orif, ais 0crr ser Stonoesbcrrihof-
ten SlbeuItoot, @%citcrburg unb Shos
ocd. SIC oieien StonccSbarrihoitcn
c%ingcrGllmten Stinmen in Scr bciii-
ifen grItcn &ommcr un0 I'M prcllBi-
ihcn S%errcnbollia rllbcn.)
Gurh bic 2appen.
@ie aus @olocnbllrg, Shleiicl1, tc.
legropbirt miro, lit Der oortige Sotcl.
Better Shmiot nit Sintcrloliung ei-
ner SdulOcnloIt bon niht meniger,
olS elmer bolbcn WiQion Worf iliif
tig gemoroen.
0ie Nuircgung in Der idleiiihcll
SnouitrieItoot lit Inn 10 grobcr, ais
nSdmibt's Sotel" lid ieit Sobren ei-
rles guten Nomets e%rfreute uub sic
Standardization nid,t MIR in @oo-
rcniduloen bcitehcn. Sdmi0t Der
fiigtc nid)t MIR ais Sotel6ciiber iibcr
einen ollsgeoebnten Grebit, ionoern
9olt audi perlOnlid ais moblbnbenoer
Wonn, 10 bob cS linn Elm 2eidteS
mar, bei ieinen @dltcn mo ionitigcn
9efurntcn in Ser Stoot uno Nadbur-
idoft groBere Nnleiben oui5unebnen.
Gie 3obl Der @elh0bi9tcn lit beOeu-
ten. -5i''t '.''
gue Il5ciden oeuten oorolli bin,
Dob S6miot ie%oenfnQS nod nit or
fledlid)en goormittcln perlebcn, lid
noh Den Ser. Stooten geluonot bat.
Ger SliidJtling miro ourd DieStuots.
unpaltidoft ocrfolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-13
Hurfbnrit's Cob.

Stlll lu)lQllO OCT StDllltlIlCr Der
@cIt. - a6rntc I'M Aotbiou olc
W1hte Gltropo's p%crmobcln.
Ncm Oprf, -. Sftobcr. -
Sn iciner oeltrigen Ercoi8t in Ser
Mooi'on Square . Yrcabptcriuncr.
Stride geiBcltc Der befonntc &on5cl-
reoncr Rep. 9r. Charles Gorfburit
nit ihorien @ortUl Den llcbcrciiCr
u1o Die iinnloic Soit, bic ollie Der.
r%iftlingen Der Nnlerifancr dJorottc-
rilircn. Tobci ipenoete cr Ncutldl-
lalo uto icincm &olfc, mclhca rltbi.
ger oenft uno INNER crit nod) tiiblrr
lleberlegullg boloclt, bubcS Sob.
nGon bcrlliener Seite murbcn mir
iiinglt ourallf oiimerflom gcnlod)t,
io9te Der Euitor, ybob mir trob Der
Anbauiilng bes 2cbrntoteriola in ml-
iercn Shlllen geringcre Nciltltatc CT
~5ielell, oils oics III Gelttihlono 0ont
Der iid)crcn mo 5ielbcnltBtcn Nrt Der
oorti9en llntcrrid)t8 Wctbobcn DER
6oQ lit. Gin IcutidJcr lit nicnol9
IN Der Gle, ubcr cr pollbringt cbcltio
picl, mic Gin glmcrifancr; or tbltt
ieinc Arhcit better uno 1riinolidcr
ulo iiigt iid) Iclbcr mo Den onbcrcll
2clten babel mcnigcr Sd)ooen ST..
@ir ncnncn i'm pblegmotiidL bod
nen1 mir 0icics Wprt red)t pcrItcbcn
10 bciBt cS, oaB CT tets Wciltcr iiber
lid ieIbcr blcibt mo cine Wcngc
Gtngc ollsfiibrcn fam, obnc lid) ou-
bel 5lt 8rllnoc SIT rid)tel. Wic ims
mer mir bic 0eutidc 9ebGbigtcit be-
ipottcIt mogcn, mir miiiien 5ugcbcn,
bab 0cttl6Iono in bobem @rooe INF
mer ncdl Der 9ebrmeiiter Der Welt
ollf Dem Wcbietc ticicr lno crnItcr
@courfcn lit. @ir fonnen inns Der
Grfem1tniB nidt pcridlicBcn, bob
9e1ltihlon0 ouf Dem SScloc oes illoll.
Itriellen WettbclpcrbS @nglano mo
Anlerifo ifnea i%iberholt. llno cror-
tern mir oic 8roge beS milit6riiden
@eltiltS lnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oonn ii1o mir gc5mrn0eL bic llcbcrs
3cltgltng ollS5uipreheu, ooB Gclttid)-
lono olcin m%obriheinliG ole onbe-
rem 2Gllocr @lropo'S hclic9cn
t0nnltc."
81 icincn mcitcreu NllSiiibrun8cn
iugte Ger @eiItlid)c, oaB Der S6nell-
ihritt u~ticrcr Civilization cine Der
ihlimmitcn aronfbciten ici, untcr
mcld)en Die Menihbeit sur 3cit ST.
lcibcn babe. Gie cinItilnoigc Terfiir.
3l,ng einer. Gompierreiie bon 9tem.
2)orf nod GlicclStomn mer0e ooIs
einc grrungcnid)oit gcprielcn mo
ueruriodc in Der %0eIon1mten cipili'
iirtcn @elt cine Seniotion. Gorilber
miiroe pcrgeiicn, boB mir ms IN eli
mem 3enpp poruGrts bemegen, beiicn
&oIt Tcrbcrben bri1gc.
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HaiIe CUR @eiie in's Mnslanb DC
iorst 6. 3aine, Nr. 413, Cit.BaIti.
moreitrake, maize GuitOm SOmie Mpe.
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MarDlano fam itpls iein.

Gas Nciultot Der Yreisuertbcilung
bel Der Woibington tuberculosis
NuSitcalrng befonnt ~gegcben. -
. 3oblrci6c Snititutionen u%niereS
Stootes nit b6ditcn Gbren be.
Oodt.
9ei Der Hreispert9eilllng fir bic IN
&crbin0iing nit bcm Sntcritptionolcn
acknowledgement IN @Mbin1ton
ltnttgcbnbten AuSiteautg Got 9nltis
more por5iigIid ob9eifnitter, lopiI
gebt aus Dem 9eridt bcS General.
SefrctdrS Or, Sobn 9. Sutton utb
oeS GorIiberS oes MuSltealngssGo.
mites, 3r. Senrp 9per, bcrpor.
Gie EbippS' Sreiflinif oes oSobn$
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EreiS fir Die bette IitsItnttrng elmer
&Iinif 5ltr 9ebonoIung bcoiiritiger
Sdminbiiid)tiger.
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beitsbcborbe mitrbc eirc golOene DE.
boiue 5ucrfonnt fir originelle Slibcr.
clllolis-@ orbeli0lrn8Smittel un0 cine
gleid)e 9elobnlng Dem G%n0oluoo0'
Sonitorium fir bic bcitcn EI0nc jllr
9ebon0lun0 bon S6aeh in bcltcn 0ct
arnnfbcit Gin6olt Nebotcn lit.
Sine iilbcrnc McOoiac 9emonn Die
Worpl6nbcr 8cieQidJoft 5llr 8orbclt'
gung uno Sciluno bon S%uberculnllS
oafiir, oob lie sic pcrbGltniBnlGbiI
ItGrfitc Witglieoer5obl bon o0cn 0br1.
liden @cieGidioiten IN Imerifo oltl.
neiien %fonntc; oltberbcm erbieIt Die.
iclbe cine lobenbc GrluGGnHn9 'iir
iDrc Elanc CUR Nufbringltng bon
Sonbs.
Gem Stoote WorpIonO ipuroc Der
3lpcitc Trcis BON alien Stnotcn hes
2onoeS crt6cilt fir sic 6eitcn 8eleBc
in 9c5ug oli @or6eugunngSmaBre.
9cln gcgcn sic SdminOiudt.
Nit elmer lobenoen GriuGbnuno
mllroe oud) oos Boltimorer .Soipitol
fir pcrfriippcltc ainber" beooht, un0
Die 9oItimorer ~9iiiting Nitries aiio.
ciation" fam iid Der gleifen CT.
rltng frcuen.
gac MorplGnoer, Die iid fir Den
GongrcB intcrpiiirten, boben poQen
@rino, nilf bic bon Dem Stoote bel
bicier @%eleGenbeit g%ciuonnencn G6ren
itol5 at iein.
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Wcger pom Mpb erid)piien.

empire, Ga, ~. Sftober. =
SSn Dem iefs Weilen bon bier &c.
Iegenen Srte Counter puroe geitern
'Ibeno Der 0eger Senrp 8bite bon
einem Mob erihoiien. Gr mar aus
ge5oeen, nm Die 6omilie bon Sbos,
4len 5lt ermoroen, butte auf Dem
Wege oabin eincn onoeren Ne9er &c.
%troffen uno auf Oieien gel6oiien neil
eri it'd p~eigerte, lid an Dem geplan-
ten Worbmerf 81 betbeilisen. Iann
bate er iif nud aaen's Sous bege-
ben unO aui oieien uno oeiien 6rali
geIhoiien. @r m,,roe feitgcnommet
uno nah Dem @efdngniB gcbradi,
mo iih elm ans @eiBen beItebenbcr
Wo6 ieiner bem16tigte, i'm aiti.
fniipfte unO nit 5oblreihen allgeln
,ourfbobrte, pdbreno er baumclte.