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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
LEG SHOT OFF.
Aged stcpmother Placed in Prise

Aged Stcpmother Placed in Prison
TO Await Trial on the Charges.
Mrs. Mary de Marco. eighty years
old. is in The Jersey City Jail. chars-
ed with shooting the left leg OF her
stepdauShter. Mrs. Margaret Carlo.
OF. with shotgun.
The TWO women had quarreied
a5ou, :ae division OF certain proper
~. and Mrs. Carlo. who is twenty
four years old declared that her
aged st-pmoth-r had awaited behind
;h- door unit! she passed and then
had are6 al o!d-:ashioued. single
bac-e!ed shotgun a: her. carrying her
leg OF az n. knee.
Mrs. de Marco. who declared il
was an accident. had been arrested
before on one occasion 10. o!tic:
po!iceman's hand. Nh"n the po-
Sec arrived Al Mr.. Carlos aoGe
.t:av fornd her disnenbe:ed leg
sticking n The p!as;c! Of the wall.
whore il had beca lodged by tnc
.o.cn Of the explosion
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
DRIED EGGS IN NAVY.
Cnclc Sam Experimenting With Zen
Fruit.

Dried eggs. Now. what do you
think OF :aa:?
Not t.ied eggs. but dried eggs.
That's the proposition ,ha; the Unit
ed States navy has recently been
wrestling with.
It's big question when It comes
10 furnishing a aeet with eggs. es
2.c:al!y fresh eggs. So Uncle Sam
has been experimenting IN order 70
solve the egg proposition in some
satisfactory way.
SO much space DO tie ordinary
eggs take up in tae limited apart
nents set aside for provisions on =
nan-of-wa.. that II WAS found neces.
sary 20 a.: upon some plan TO ecoc-
om:ze space. Hence. the r!se os tse
d.ied esq. which has recently been
tested IN the Atlantic Sect vita very
satisfactory results.
Just think OF hav;n: AZ egg done
up ia neat paper n powder tor;n,
in such way that you might store
Ave o- six specimens OF hen frui,
IL the same space that one Of the
ordinary kind would require. Take
out your little paper. and water and
"Pres;o"-the.e's your egg. Isa'.
that easy. though
All The space that would have
been taken Up with the bulky eggs
is filed with more perishable pro-
ducts in the way OF provisions One
can easily imagine how much this
means as regards the toothsoGeaess
OF the man-'o-~a-'s fare. That the
dried egg has its Use has already
been proved by the conm.ss!ary ce-
par,nen; OF the navy.
The main objection to the dried
egg is the heavy cost OF the prepa-a-
ton. To successfully reduce the
liquid egg 10 a powdered form re-
Quires much skill! and elaborate pro-
cesses. making the preparation Of the
powdered eggs an expensive under
taking. Even when !t has been re-
duced to powdered form. the egg re-
cains one OF It's egg-i!ke ways. which
is is tendency 70 spoil. This makes
necessary fresh supplies and adds
70 the expense o; preparation.
But Uncle Sam has accomplished
something IN the way OF handling
this ell important article Of food by
his recent experiments. and it seems
likely that further experimentation
will give better results.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Mrs. Bush Still Alive.

Later information brought by a
party direct from the scene OF the
tragedy Is that. although Mrs. Bush
Is shot s:x times. she IS alive w!:a
40 hopes os recovery.
He. statement Is that her husband
met oes coming from the spring
and demanded that she come back
to him. She refused. He then said ::
Well. you are dead woman" and
commenced firing. shooting her twice
after she was on the ground. The
news sp-ead Ike wiidsre. and soon
hundred. OF citizens gathered and
are hun:!.: Bush. As yet be has
not seen captured. but likely viii
be. and the apprehension IS that be
Will SO lynched.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
SHOT THROUGH HEART
ITALIAN CIGAR MANUFACTURER
SLAIN IL FOUL MANNER.
cover. Fatal Woand When Hu>-
band. Cloth Are Removed.

a dispatch from New York says
what vas a. Srsr thought 10 have
been Fourth OF july casualty. tie
police now Believe was successful!
plot 10 murder. Joseph Pagaao. !
cigar manufacturer, was shot through
The hea-; by a .:ae ball as he was
about TO Climb into his bed II a
rear room on the third foor o, his
home a: 22S Ch-yst!e street. HI.
wife did 10; hear the report Of =
SHOT and il was no, until his CLOTH
ing vas removed that the bullet
wound was discovered. The S-st po-
lice on the scene attributed the death
10 bullet fred by persons cele-
b-atias the holiday. as there was
much shooting Immediately after
midnight.
Later. however. Mrs. Pasaso de-
c!a-ed that the life OF her husband
had be"a threatened because o.
troubles among certain Italian secre,
societies. Then the police Investigate
ed further aad found that Paga1c
had been shot by r:ae aac 40, b.
q pistol.
a lumbe. os detectives were p:ac
ed on the case. and before day!igh
:ou: men were found on the roof o
a building across the street. The.
were hiding behind !!ghl shaft. ant
were arrested. In rccu, occup:e.
By two OF the men On the tourt!
floor Of the building WAS found a :;
&c which had been discharged re
ceetIy.
The location OF the wound o,
Pagano's body and the eo,irse o
the bullet indicated that the sho
had been fced from this buildin
across the areaway.
A. the police station the fou
prisoners refused TO make state
ment. Accepting the theor? tia
Pagaao was murdered. the police b.
liere that his assassias planned {
kill him on the Fourth Of Jaly 8
that their shot would have bee
drowned in the noise 0: the seaers
celebration.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
GAS EXPLOSION KILLS NINE.
Miners Sutfocate in ri, at Tollerville,
Near Trinidad, Colo.

N!ac rea were killed Tuesday by
III explosion ot gas in the Cedar
~, Goa! & Coke Company mine AZ
!o;;.-vii!c. near Trinidad. Colo AL
out one w.:e foreigners
The mca were descending IL the
cage The explosion partly wrecked
che sha.. aad those who were no: IN
S:an:.y killed were su.oca:ed Or gas.
AZ! o! Tho bodies have been recovered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
\ MAGIC WORKING PLANT.
The CoSpea, Which Enrici,es Empoy-
eriShed Lands.

The cowpea is child Of the South.
lover OF the sun, shrinking away
at the first breath OF winter or the
slightest touch OF frost. bu, grow
ing green and fresh and vigorous,
lifting new leaves coward the sky,
sending out new ;endrils in all d.
rections through Ell the heat Of the
long tervid summer days, says the
Progressive Farmer. And when the
soil has become warm and the breez-
es stir lazily with their load OF sun
shine. how rapidly It grows and how
quickly il changes the bare stretches
OF up-turaed earth into swards OF
tangled verdure. dense. deep-glowins.
fruitful. full Of promise.
All. wonderfully full OF promise:
For the slopes over which the cow
pea has grown are not only rich with
the food OF herds and focks. with
potential "a. Do-ke-s and ripeniug
steers, !iberai-uddered COWS and frol-
!csome col;s and calves and lambs
| and pigs growing through all their
days OF r!ch-fed contentmeat into
| early and vigorous maturity. They
Yield also stranger and more sig
| nifcant truitage. Wherever the cow
pea grows there soliows-as IL in
| some tale Of magic from past cred
| ulors years. soil richer and more
productive for all that has been TAX
en- from It.
Those fields where the cowpea
grew and spread and frui,ed and FED
the hungry stock arc. by reason o,
.aat very fact. ready to grow corn
taiie. and sreeEe- and more heavily
laden with dropping ears: harveses
OF S!pen;us grain. dcepe: and of rich
- h-e: cotton more beautiful COW
cred with the snowy locks whose
wh.te1ess commerce changes into
gold. II is one Of Natures every
day miracles OF goodness that this
plan; should reach into the air and
gather from it the ethereal food that
is TO feed future harvests, and
through these hayests the beasts OF
the field. and man himself.
Truly. We Of the South have de-
spised the precious gift bestowed us
the mag!c-workIrg plant which.
like the tabled fountain OF youth. re-
stores and refreshs and re-fertil,zes
; ou. soils. bringing to even the aged
and long-barren fields more than
virgin capacity for fruitfulness-the
opulent friend that with ineIhausci-
Bile liberal!ty offers to the farmer on
| one hand the richness O, its own pro-
ductirity and on the other the more
abiding wealth OF an increased fer
! ,ility OF the sol! from which its sus-
:enance vas drawn-Raleigh (N.
c. Progressive Farmer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Simers Meet.

In tho room vh"r. thc Dccin.a,
lion Of Independence was signed IL
Independence hall in Philadelphia
Seve-a, scores o: descendants OF tho
sigae-s gathered Monday. Reso!u-
lions we-- adopted providing to7 z
genera! meeting Of the society OF
,hc descendants On October - next
at Yorktown. Va. 20 take part IN
III. lcSth anniversary OF the sur
-eude. o: Corvallis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Bucket Shop Keepers Indicted.

Charging violation o: the Virginia
anti-hucke:-shop laws ;he grand ju-
" A. Norfolk. Va. returned six
indictments against Price g. Co.. a
Baltimore corporation. II. E. Boy
kin. o! Norfolk: Julian Price. OF
Greensboro. y. c.. and B. B. Daugh-
ce.v. OF Portsmouth. trading as II.
(. Soyx.o & Co.. OF Norfolk. The
specific charges are tnac the defend
ants made marginal sales on cotto?
n stt--ea,e lots Boyk!a & Co.. are
:ocal agents n Norfolk ot Price &
c. .. Baltimore.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14


A'e -.
"o0 -" oe- ' -'
ooe 10. Tie 'a' 60
A-Sope''
were COZ. ec'' oo' 'oe 's.sSes HAo 'e'
- -o'
eeo.S
pte'ea' e'''N % W. . W."
e.e,1e no s srs'''.
S'e - -Ne - 20 ~, .
wv" ~. e'e "'o ~
te'to' - aS ee''eu " 'a" e''
'o' 4aS' sa'ee months o. MS 'e' Il
'e:m-
Ihe superintendent OF EDUCATION.
O:- n w h!acA. IS conoHcons ais
once AL sisa'.
ne manner IN "n!ch sae o'aces OF
master aao 'eose OF p'ooa'e are :':'
arc hSH.S co.o ''eaoec-
ne nas:s'Ea'es are strongly con-
oeiihec 10. aol HaaA!as regular re-
oo:ls'
ne present sae'!n IS co!G" a..
'sSas. Dc, o. eS-sae''" L. ". owens.
who heic once about = years. the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
SIX CREMATED
WHEN THEIR HOME IS DESTROY
Ed SY FIRE.
An Old Confederate Veteran and
Five Ch:lddcn Meet Horrible Death
Mt DanvilIe

a dispatch FROM Dauvi.!e. Va.
saws as TIE .e,ui; OF mysterious
IRE. which totally DESTROYED the home
OF S. z. Namlett at South Boston
early Monday morning. Eve o! the!.
children and 4 A. Strange. aged
*. we-e burned 70 death. and ano;a-
&. ca!!d. aged :ou- years. seriously
injured M-. and Mrs. Hamlet: es-
caped wi.hou, injury TIE victims
of The fr.ghtful aSai. axe: NJ A.
Strange. re-nie Hamlet. aged "a
years; Beatrice Hamlet. age seven
years: T!o!e. Hamlet. age SIX years:
Cec:! Hamlet. three years: Heory
Hamlet. age IS months.
NJ. Ham;ett. who is employed with
a planning mill a: South Boston. re-
sided il a :wo-s:ory frame building
| on the wes; side OF the city. near
the Norfolk and Western Railway.
The sre was discovered a: abou: )
O'Clock Monday morning by neigh
| bors. A. this hour the occupants
OF the house had not been aroused.
and ;he building was almost con-
ole,e!y enveloped n flames. the Ere
| ranging the wo.s, on tae south Side
| os the structure The residence was
, threatening 20 fall "a al a!Eos, acy
minute. when Mr Hamlet: and Ills
wife were aroused They were on
| the north side OF the house. anc
their fou.-yea--o!d child was in the
same room. They c,a1!ed GU: Of the
window on :he front porch aad drop
ped the child TO the ground. Both
o. the chi!d's arms were broken o5
the fall. The baby was also slightly
burned and lis face iace:ated. II.
and Mrs. HamIett reached the ground
in safety.
All o! the occupants CT the build
ing were sleeping oa ;ae SECOND
story. and those who met death we-.
on the south side OF the house. Whec
the fire was discovered Il was in
possible 10 save any Of the child.e.
o. M. Strange. a.! OF whom IL I
thought had been burned 20 deaf:
by this time Mr. Strange was ;
Confederate Veteran o: Halifax coun
ty. and was in South Boston TO a;
tend the Fourth OF July celeb:a
,ioa.-
The building collapsed and fell
few minutes ate. Ar. Hamlet AM
his wifi. escaped. The six oodie
OF the victims o! :he f.c were bu:n
ed 70 crisp. the remains Al IN
recognizable mass OF boaes oe:a
taken from the debris
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14

are beating weaker and our steps
; are slower and teebler. yet every
,hro5 is conscious memory OF q
just and righteous cause.
Ny comrades. how We should rev.
e1euca the came OF our heroes-God
bless eve:y one OF them. When they
have all gone 20 their last camping
ground there wii never be another
Confederate soldier. COD may never
bless and .eplenisl the earth with
another such class Of men. They
were first in war. frs, il peace. first
10 bri!d up fallen country They
have made as true citizens as they
made soldiers. When the curtain OF
time shall fall and the roll o. SOL
dicrs be called the name Confederate
Soldier will Stant ont boldly in raised
letters OF gold
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
NEGRESS STABs POLICEMAN.
Hatpin Causes Wound of Seriou.
Eature-Occurs on Car.

A policeman. Harry Bands. o!
Dueuesae. Pa. is il a serious con-
d!aoa q; his home. as result o!
being stabbed with hat PIN while
taking a aes.ess 20 the ckhouse.
The s.abbins occurred on a stree;
ca. late Monday night.
The car was crowded. and when
,ae oc!cer told his p.!soaer they
would transfer. she declined 70 leave.
II IS alleged that she jerked a pin
from be. hat and STABBED the police
man n the stomach
Bands compelled the woman to
board another car on which the jour
sey 70 the workhouse was continued.
Returning home late. he became III.
Tuesday night the attending phystc-
Ian said tha, the naa vas il a c7!t;-
cal condition.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
GIVES BLOOD TO DAUGHTER.
Real Estate Brokers Sacrifice Docs
Not Save His Little Mary.

The heroic sacrifice b. Giovanni
Elle.o. real esa:e broke: OF New
Rochelle. y. Y. OF twenty-five
ounces o: his blood Cd not save the
life OF his daughter. Mary.
TIE doctors at ST Luke's hosp.ta,
informed the father few days ago
:aat only ;he infusion OF quantity
OF new blood would save his daugh-
ter.
Iac!s!ons were madn and - ounc-
IS o. blood were transferred from
El.e.o into his daughters veins.
The youas woman rallied 70: time.
huc aer !llcess had progressed too
Tar and even the neS blood did no;
save be. life.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
ARE FOUND GUILTY.
Two Camden Men Sentenced to Serve
Thirty Days or Pay S1oo.

A. L. and c. P. Lindsay Wednesday
we've found guilty OF assault aad
battery Of high and aggravated IA
:ure at Camden. The sentence was
800 or 80 days. This case. which
has created a great deal OF talk. grew
out of an attack or r. J. Lane. =
travelling man. AZ the Hotel Camden,
the house Kept by the LindSays.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
DASHED TO DEATH
PARACHUTE FAlI-ED To OPEN
PROPERLY.
Eefcre Horsiaed Crowd Balloon
ist Cuts loose To. Soon and il

Killed.
M!stakias -. prcn.!scous S7ing
oil r-ro,v-rs as sigma! :o- the eli
max OF LIS aer!a! act. James Co:co-
-a.. aerocau:. IS years old. o: Low
ell. Mass. cut loose with lis para
cute when 5u: \ lew hundred :cet
from the earth a: Portland. Ne.
SUNDAY. and was dashed 20 TIE
ground. meeting almost instant death
a, the fee, OF 5000 ho-r:aed spec
:a;o-s.
Three pa.achutes were attached %
;he balloon 20. triple jump Il
| was arranged ;ha, Co-cocan should
drop WIKI lis pa.achutes waen 1!
/ heard a certain svrse. O! rero!re:
/ shots at,e. the balloon had reached
height OF approximately 500
| :c-,.
Corco.an had barely !ets tht
srouad before p-on:scuous firing "a
| gan. hus the maa 20 give the sigma
called out 20 BIN &c keep On u2
Above 4 few hundred feet u IS ha.c
:or an a..onaut 20 Judge CORRECTLY
| his exact height. and so wien Co.
coraa heard = second fus!i!ade il :.
believed be was certain the sigma
had cone. He ~as seen 20 drop. al
though BE was barely 500 feet II e.
ai-.
Tne distance was 100 sho.; 70: t.
| parachute 70 open properly. aod "a
maa dropped Ike p!um2es. s;:ik
ling the s.c.nd aSou: 1000 .eet :.o1
where the ascension was made.
| He sustained . fracture OF -
skull and o;he. injuries aad &c 500
died.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
FATAL DUEL IN VIRGINIA.
Farmer Kills Merchant and is Dis
charged US Guiltless OF Crime.

= dispatch from Lynchaurs. Va.
says reports from eount-, road
side duel Sunday afternoon. in Mel
son county. thirty miles from Lynch
burg. N which John Mcca!!um shot
and Instantly killed L A. As,.op.
merchant os that county. reached
Lynchburg Tuesday afternoon. Mc-
Cailun is a farmer. The men quar-
relied two weeks ago and Sunday.
when ASt!op saw McCallun IN the
road. 10 opened Ere OF him. nc
Ca!!um responded and killed AS
t-op. A preliminary t-ia! resulted
in McCa!!um's discharge upon the
ground OF sel.-defeace. The dead
man is survived By a wife and eight
children. Both men seem 70 have
been armed for each other.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Suicide coroaer's Jury Verdict.

The posse tha. surrounded George
". Bush IN the woods. finding shat
:hey could not secure dogs. went II
ltted Bush They found him !y:as
on the ground dead. with bu.iet
hole through bis brain and 90
cal;bre S. and W. pistol II his r!sat
naad. The coroaer's jury. summon
ed or Magistrate J. 2 Blsckwrl
found that Bush came TO hts dea;a
rom q gunshot wound inflicted by MS
own hand"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
PREACHER FATALLY SHOT.
Minister Wounded Trying 10 Sepa
r,.- His Son and Another Boy.

4 dispatch s-c0 G.ayson. Ca.
SAYS: Much excitement prevailed N
TIA: community over the faia! 20
Jury OF tie Kew e. l. Langley. wSo
was Monday sho: while trying to sep
s-a,e his soa. Bose Langley. and J.
E. Webb. who Were engaged IN a
SSht.
Webb and young Langley fought a
despera,e 5uel With pistols. Each
received TWO wounds Of serious ma
ture.
The minister IN attempting 70 act
"a MATCHMAKER. came within the
range Of the flying bullets and se!i
az DIS sons feet mo-;a!!y wounded.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
SEES HUSBAND CRUSHED.
Groom Steps in Front OF Express
Wife Tries to Rescue Him.

AS 2 result Of seeing her husband
crushed 70 death uade: railroad
train on Long Island. y. =. Ms.
Ha!sey II. Thebaud. youcs Bride.
is p.os:.a.ed .; he- home % New
York city and unce. the care 0: ply
siciaas.
NJ. Thehaud. who had an ex,ea-
siye insurance brokerage business.
and his wife had been members o!
house party over the Fourth on
Long Island
They had been attracted sssoss the
-a.!way tracks by the burning OF o
sa.ldiag and n returning NJ. The
baud. while only 3 few feet in aa-
vance Of his wife. stepped IN front
OF an express train.
Mrs. Theoaud reached for her bus
baad and might have fallen uDde!
the train also had not friends re-
strained he:.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Fastrd forfy-nirc Days.

M-F. Lillian o. Hoas. o. Los
Angeles. Cal. has n-oxan al records
20: e sing. a5s;ain!ng t-ou, food -
DAYS The highest record previously
was ma: ot Priscilla Grcr". Ch:ca-
go Schoo: teacher. ehc stunned food
.o1 - davs. q vca. 20.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Committed Suicide.

:. dispatch :.om Aiken says Jo-
scpi Crews. the negro who killed
hts wife a; Wa.rcu:oH Thursday.
committed suicide Saturday by p!ac-
Ing himscl: n front o: train and
hcips 7ra over. Tic body has been
!dec:aed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
Prot. Ordway Dead.

Prof. john Morse O-dway. up to
three years ago professor OF metal
!ursy At Tulane university. New Or
leans. died q: his home in Saugvs.
Mass. Monday. aged SIS years
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
CATCHES HORSE BY HO0F.
Driver Adopts Norel Method ss
Che~k;pr R,yo,,r,v s,;,of

D99sec aOoptS Nofci .NeS0oC q
Checking Runaway Animal.
Y. 3. Peden. OF Peden Sro.hers,
OF Spencer. Ind. land owners, took
az unusual and dangerous plan for
checking a runaway horse.
The horse had kicked OF the dash
board OF tho buggy. -~+ was reaching
for the driver when Peden. watching
his opportunity. caught the animal
by the hoot. and. sinking down .n
the bed OF the buggy. huggec the
animals leg TO his breast ard hold
on until Il had run for three lock
on three legs and stopped NJ. Pc
den was completely exhausted and
fell out OF the buggy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14
MISSING BOY FOUND.
Murder Mystery a, Clinton Proves
to be = Canard.

The boy. Ben Deane. who was re-
ported missing from Clinton since
SATURDAY week ago, has been found
a. Ware Shoals. This puts An end 70
the sensational rumo-s which were
sr;oc abou: OF m1-de. at the Lydia
Mil. The police found on close in
.ese:sas:on that the reports about
Joe Franks and his friends were
oased on facts. bu, they were greatly
exaggerated. and there * 40 reason
20 make any arrests IN connection
with the matter
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-07-14

Yes. my dea! comrades. We well
come Inc name OF n: Confederate
soldier. We bow 20 The honored
remnants OF thc greatest army ;Aat
:ha world has eve known. We
would ma-"e! that >uch men could
ever have be"n vaaGu:shed i! We did
no; know ;ha they We're finally over
powered b. the va>r p-.ponL.ra.cc
Of numbers and resources Il nlns:
bc admit:ed that IL. South made
Saliar' hSat-
We dot our hat IL tho fullest
faith that posreritv vii! ho2or and
pcrp-,ra:e :tc story Of jIs' and
tAro!c struggle Wnl.s our a.ar'.