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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
tn. k.a;,s THOUGHT IL \ Joke.

fN&Nh - - SSNS.
l once took some kat.irs FROM their
desolate homes IN the more dc=olate
sorscs beyond the mouDtaia ranges to
the more civilized south Like most
savases, they looked with stupid In
difference at the marve!s about them,
and once only We're they excited by an
incident which opened their eyes 10
what they considered ! most e1traor-
dlnary anu unnatural! state os things.
Thcy were descending read when
one OF them ch:Eced 10 remark that
be was i.GnSry. and the English
"Sahib bc,:cht him some food At q
way>i,!e Shop. The kafiir saw the
moncy change hands.
How is this" be inquired in sur.
prise DO YOU l::i.e 10 pay for food
In this country"
Certainly"
What 4 country" c:'ied the man in
amazcment. Then. after popderinS
awhile. be continued doub,fully: Sup
pose man had no money in this
country. He might sta-ve.'
1T is quite possible"
The Kafhr shook with uncoptrol-
liable laughter 1t was the best joke
he had ever beard BE then explain
ed the ridiculous system to his con-
panions. and they roared In chorus.
-"Wbere Three Empires Meet"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
A Story of Mark Twain.

When Mark Twain was beginning
his career AZ = humorous lecturer be
one day arranged with woman ac-
qua!ntanc nee ;ha, she should sit In box
and start the applause when he should
stroke bis muS:ache. The lecturer
started OF so well tha. be did not need
any such help. however. fcr he caught
the audience from the first. By and
by, when not saying anything worthy
Of particular notice. be happened to
pull his mus;achc. and his anxious
ally In The box At once broke into fur
Gus appiause Mark was all but bro.
ken rp by the miSadventure and ever
afterward carefully avoided employing
such help to success.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
ie. the iohts Go Cyt.

Il IS lonely little fishing bay in 4
corner Of the Cornish coast, but 1t
boasts 4 lighthouse on its queer old
quay and also :: story concerning il
and its ancient keeper The light was
noted to be little erratic. and so one
day TO the ancient keeper thereof came
an officer OF the coast guard What
IS this I hear he demanded. Us It
true that your light IS never aliGht after
midnight That's right nur,' assent
ed the ancient one equally. Tis 4
fack and well known that all the boats
be in and safe aforc - midnight, so
I be say!a' the ile,'' And he locked
smiling for appro5at!on.-St. James
Gazette.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20

twenty-five or thirty we find that the
most prosperous and intelligent farm
ers keep q flock Of about the former
size.
Now. is the farmers quota OF hens
goes much beyond this figure it will be-
come necessary to divide the flock into
smaller units and 80 to ether troubles
that are rather irksome for the general
farmer who considers poultry as an
about the house Job rather than as 4
part Of bis regular farm operations.
For the farmer who looks at it in
this way simplicity in methods IS ad-
visabie, for general utility fock OF
this size VII! not yield sufficiently
large income to warrant more e1pen-
sire methods Of housing and care that
would be perfectly proper in the case
O: breeder Of fancy fowls or poul-
try farmer who kept several hundred
hens
The farm Is an excellent place for
breeding standard bred poultry. and
have nothing but encouragement for
the farmer who is interested in the
show bird end Of it. In this case be
will require separate houses and yards
and q building wherein be may coop
single fowls during the show season
and will In genera! find it necessary
to put more time and expense op his
poultry work Il be expects to make
a success Of the breeding stock part
Of the business.
The Village Poultryman.
The villaser l would by all means
advise to keep standard bred poultry
and TO take an interest in poultry
breeding and poultry shows. From
the nature OF his surroundings he IS
obliged to keep his fowls yarded. and.
as the time be spends with his chick
ems Is recrea ton. the more individual
care. which he will find 1t desirable to
give fancy fowls. will not be be-
sTudged.
The production Of poultry products
to sci! ut ordinary market prices IS
always profitable for the farmer. for
on the free range plan Of his poultry
keeping labor and food costs are both
much reduced Poultry keeping can
also be made profitable when engaged
in Oh large scale. in which case. DE-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
O,e Condrctor Tho Was Cured.

Mr.. Wilford Adams is his name. and
he writes about it--'Some time ago /
was confined TO my bed with chronic
rheumatism. | used two bottles OF Fol-
ey's kidne: Remedy with good effect.
and the third bottle put me on my feet
and resumed work as conductor on the
Lexington, Ky. Street Railway. II gave
me more relief than any medicine | had
ever used. and il VIII do all you claim in
cases of rheuma,ism. Fo!ey's Kidney
Remedy cures rhematism by ei!mioat-
ing the uric acid from the blood. ". +.
RrOwn & Co
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
HereGity.

Tommy was a fairly good pupil e1-
cept In arithmetic. The teacher 10
ticed with his home studies that
when sums were set be always
brought in answers much In excess Of
the correct amount As this was un-
failing he called the boy to him and
said:
Tommy. how is It that your sums
are always wrong and the totals al
ways too larger?
Dunno. teacher
Does any one assist you with your
arithmetic ut home? Now. be truth
fulr'
Yes, sir. father"
What does your father do for NT-
ing?'
"Ee's o waiter. sir"
All" said the teacher, that ac-
counts for It Go back and sit down" !"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Finnish Respect For the Law.

Finnish ReSocct FOR the Law.
In Finland there is deep and pre-
vailing respect for law.
Can have shot at an elk" asked
q stranger Of peasant who lived on
the fringe Of forest well stocked with
this noble game.
mo. sir. It's against the law"
What Is the penalty?"
Two hundred Finnish marks.
"AIl right Will you come along With
me Il agree to pay the Ene?
NO, l won't It's.aSainst the Law.
and I'm not going to break it"-"Rus-
sian Characteristics"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
N;c%o1k Neofuae

The period Of mans whole history IS
not sufficient for an express train 70
traverse bali the distance to Neptune
from the earth. Thought wear:es and
fails In seeking to grasp such dis
tanc>s. Il can scarcely comprehend
1000. 900 miles. and here are thousands
Of them. Wien we stand on that the
outermost OF the planets. the very last
sentinel Of the outposts Of the King.
the very sun grows dim and small IN
the distance
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Thu Farm Flock.

The prime object for which the farm
er keeps chickens IS Tor bis own Ia
Bile, and In order that he may have
suGcien, poultry products to supply
his table throughout the year there
will Of necessity be at certain seasons
q surplus for the market: hence the
GARNER who starts out to furnish his
own table soon finds himself in the
uarke, end Of the poultry business.
and rs a Hock Of 100 hens require but
little more labor IN their care than
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Worse Than SulletS.

Bullets have often caused less suffer
suffering 10 soldiers than the eczema l.
". Hartman, Burlington, Me-, got in
the army. and suffered with, forty years.
But Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me
when all else failed" he writes. Great
est healer for Sores. Ulcers, Boils,
Burns. Cuts, Wounds, Bruises and Piles.
&c q, all druggists.
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Copyright. 1910. BY american Press Asso-
c!ation.l
~ OULTRY keeping more per
n E haps than any other industry
is engaged in tor the double
purpose Of profit and pleasure.
The farmer is rarely conscious Of
the fact that he is keeping poultry for
pleasure, yet the farm without its cus-
tomary fock Of chickens would seem
rather drcary, and the farmers table
without its customary supply OF fresh
eggs and fried chicken would be sadly
deficient.
The object OF pleasure enters more
largely in the case OF those who keep
poultry In towns and villages. Not
only does the flock OF chickens give
the village OF suburban resident an oc-
cupation which is 4 pleasure after con-
in;ns indoor work and supply his ta-
bic with quality Of food he cannot
purchase In the market, but in the ma
1ority Of cases villagers as well as
many farmers fi1I great pleasure In
poultry breeding and exhibition rs
bobby. The extent to which this
phase Of poultry keeping has been de-
veloped is readily seen from the multi
,ude o. poultry shows held throughout
the country during the fall and winter
months.
In attempting the study Of series
Of lessons liz poultry keeping the poul-
trynan or would be poultryman should
form clear conception in his mind OF
the relation in his own case OF these
various objects or ends for which the
poultry business is commonly engaged
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Echoes of the Psst.

Mark Antony had asked his country
men TO lend him their ears.
II want them FOR lean exposition.
he explained Il have already splen-
did collection oc Roman noses"
Having gained their attention by
this little flight Of fancy, he proceeded
to fling few choice bouquets at the
late J. Caesar.-Chicago Tribune.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Why Do VOC Suffer

With aeatache. biliousaess. constipa.
ton aud the ills it entails, when So!ey'S
Oriro Laxative will relieve and cure
you. l, tones up all the digestive or
gacS, carries Of the waste matter and
stimulates the bowels TO their no:;nal
activity It is splendid spring medi-
cine. ". f. Brown s. Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Valuable Advice.

Young Iady-A friend OF Eice Is
engaged to man. and now lie refuses
to marry her What would yoC nd.
visc her TO do? Old I.awyer-ls the
man wealthy: Young i:dy-No. BE
hasn't I shilling. Old I.awyer-Thec
I'd advise her to write him 4 nice let
ta- Of thanES.-London Telegraph
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Character Sketch.

"You say be served four years in q
reforma,ory institution"
"yes, and 1t made nan Of him"
II don't notice any evidence OF It
1t did. just the same. ae was ser-
enteen when be went in 2nd twenty
one when he came out"-ChicaSo Trib-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
MisunGcrstood,

Mrs. Hoy!c-One OF my ancestors
was signcr Of tho Declaration OF In
dependence Mrs. Doylc-Whose d!-
yorce decree did he sisn:-New York
Press
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20

There is no cough medicine so popu-
:ar as Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t never
fails TO cure coughs and colds and IS es-
pecially recommended for chronic and
broncial coughs. w *. Brown & Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
What He Had Done.

.TG be ashamed 10 beg if was 4
big. healthy looking man ike you.
said the sarcastic woman. You ought
to look for a job OF some kind Have
you done anything at all during the
past year,"
YES. ma'am, l her." answered the
husky hobo meekly. Il jist finished
doin' thirty days. ua'am." Chicago
News.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
The One Tincc.

The One TtHc.
"You women would rather talk than
listen"
Not always"
when. for example?
when Z man is about to propose.
Judge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Sk,,S;es In Sill [ ifc

II want n few colored illustrations
Of beets and tomatoes"
Life size:" inquired the artist.
Catalogue size." replied the seeds-
man, with significant sDle.-LoIis-
vile Couricr-Journal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
His Lady Nicotine.

MadSe-Nhat makes you think Char
ley has Z tobacco heart: Marjorie
He seems TO care more for his old
pipe than he does fo. me.-Judge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case Of kidney and bladder trouble no;
beyoud the reach OF medicine. No med!.
cine can 90 more. ". T.. Brown X Co
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
a Crafty Approach.

That fellow played 4 mean trick on
me-
How
Game 10 me ostenSIb!y for advice
and wound uI by striking me for 81
New York Journal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
Rouahine l..

Does your wife enjoy ro"ShinS II
Does she: Well. say. you should
see her in bargain rush. .'-Detfo!e
Free Press
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20
When = Mans Fifty.


After man reaches hfty "all going
ont anG nothing coming in" describes
the condition Of his teeth. his afec.
tions and bis h3if.-Atchison Globe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20

Better witty foo! than I foolish
w!t.-Shakespeare.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-20

Nobility without virtue IS 4 fne set
ting without a Sem.-Porter.
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Same Old Story

How shall l break the news to my
parents that have failed in my cS.
ans
Merely telegraph them: 'ESani!na-
,ion over. Nothing new "-Fliesendc
Batter.
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Home Course
In Poultry
Keeping
E.-What Branch of the
Poultry Business.
By MILO M. HASTINGS.
Formerly Poulsryman at Kansas Exper'-
meat Station. Commercial Poultry Ez-
pet Of the United States Depart
ment os Agriculture. Author
of The Dollar Hen"

Copyright. 1910. BY American Press Asso-
c!at;oa1
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5armbuNfilbrAng
gSie Dirle 6armer fenneu bic Soften
iBres 5arm6ctric6s /?
(5iir Oen -. S." bear6citct.)


Cine gennue guhfiibruna fir ben
6armer lit oas n1bIte 9ina, ruontit
nllere 5ormer bon iogenuinten Sad,.
perltdn0igen begliidt iuer0en ioIen.
ytatiirli] oarf nber Damn ser sSornter
ni6t ieine meiite 3eit Oaraltf Oermen.
Oen, 81 berehnen mas ibm elm gi
foitet, Dem er IN oerielben 3eit bieI.
leibt 10 alfer @ei5en ausiden ODER
cine anbere niislidere glrbeit bate
Oerri6tel fonnen.
gln cine 5nrmer 3eitrnq ifrieb
inlanglt Elm 2eier, oaB ser aeaens
m1rtige Gertailispreis Der 92ildl ME.
origer lit nls DER aoItenpreis. Sin
aH0erer 2eIer lfrieb: ,,IaS moa
iein ober ih lpeiB, OaB biele ssormen
Don ben nts Dem @erfmlf pon 01iIf,
er5iclten @elOern gefallft unO be3abIt
morOen limo, uno Der greis ser 0tildl
NOR nie0riger ols iebt."
Gieler Brief 5eigt, ipie uicle 1Sar.
mcr ibr @eihdft aHffaiien. sSu ben
fleineren Srtid)aftert iuobuen bieIe
5drmer, uel6e lih pon Ger SSarmerei
jnriidge5ogen baben. Gs iin0 mel.
items Sente, peld)e aus Dem grtraa
ibrer Erooutte ibr SanO be3ablt ba.
BEN .als Der Rreis Der gro0ufte ME.
origer mar, als iest." geidlt elmer
meiB aber inobl genau ail5ugebert nie.
oiel er eigentlit perOient bat un0 ipie
groB Der grofit BON Ieinen groonfter
mar (9ier i'm @eiten Iino oie mel,
item 5armer niht our6 oen grtraq
ibrer Bro0ufte allein, ionOern boupt,
idhlih infolae oes enormen Steigens
Der Sanopreiie iUoblbabeno aeluor,
oen. - Die Sdrift[.)
Stein @eih6ft I'M 2anoe miro X
anfs 8ernOefUobl betrieben, iuie 6iC
6armerei. uno Die tpirtlihen ReiuI
tote Der 2anoDirtidaft limo fat lnbe
tainit lno es miro auf fat niemals
oarnad gefrngt
Die llniuerlitdt bon 09inneIoto ho-
einen oriaine1en glm ins @erf oe
iett inn feit5uiteIlen, mas oie Sarm
prooute ben GSnrmern eigentIi6 foIten
@S iDurOen orei oeridieoene 9loutel
alsgelegt, nit ID SSarmern all ieoer
Deldle lih bereit erflGrteu, BEL 0el
s5eitIteIlling Der Soften mit3ubeIfen
Seoen Soa nnrid)irt ein Stuoent bel
lluiueriitdt leine 6oute ab lno ifreib
alles geihdftlihe genmt oiif. 9o!
2an0 iuurOe permeiien, ser 8ert Oe.
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fen. Gie Cotton Belt irn0 oie gbicoqo,
Dtilipoufee & ct. Saul 8abn meroen
beIonoeren Seieltoff nusienoen, nm oie
5iIriidtebrenOen 9tiiiourier 5u Derar.
laiien, Iif an oieien 9obnen entlana
nieOer5ulniien. glnoere gabnen Uer.
oen nod) Dem 1. Santar 1911 be-
lDn0ere @rcur iionsraten
fiir iolhe beinfebren6e @fiiiourier ali.
5eigen Die gabnen perOcn auh on
oere gergiinItigmgen in ge5ug oili
Den iSrnhttrnnsport geip1bren.
gtuh Die 3eitingen oes Stootes
trogen ibr 8eiI 5i Der Seinlfebrbe.
megtng BEL, inoem iie ipnltenlange
9eridltC iiber 0ieielbe brinaen. glls
Elm 3ei6en Oes 8iafommens mir0 III
mon6en 5daen oas ipridm6rtIihe
aalb geicbIohtet iperoen. SSn mnn-
den 5ontiIien miro man iogar Niii.
iouri.8urfegs mo sSii6ner onftiihen.
8iele 3eitltngen rnten ihren Seiern,
grtranrmmern Der 3eitltng 81 fait.
fen, rpeIbe 0ie glrtifel iiber Die Seim.
febrbenegung ertbnlter, Inn Iie IN
9egleitiug eines altffl1ren0en 8rie.
fes an Die ousrpdrtigen 9iiIIoiirier 5ll
lenoen, nit Der gmlaoimg, mieoer
3itriid5iifommen. glnf oieie 8eiie bat
Die 8eipegung cine ausSebnlmg neit
iiber nlle griunrtllngen errei6t, Die
Sonmiiidr Siller 81 glHfnng begte.
Der RarineietretGr Dfeper bat cine
@eiiilng an Commander 8iGlinm q.
Sims, 9efeblsba6er Der y@imeiota" /,
ergeben loiien, oaB er Dem 0eparte.
ment berihtcn Iolle, Oh Die gleuBeritn.
zen, iuelhe or Iaut @rcbberihteu in
ciuer Rcoc bel Dem @uilobnIl. .8antett
III SOnoon getnn baben ioa. FORFEIT
berihtet fuorocn ieien @s iino Dies
ole IN oen letten @ohen niel fontmens
tirten geriiferiingen, oaB Die Ser.
Stnaten oic lpbten glutstropfeu Die
lettcn Dollars MIN. bergeben ipiiroen.
falls England BON eilem ausmdrti.
gen 5eilloe ongegriffen per0e. Ger
WfarineiefrctGr iii Der 4nIid)t, Dab
Commander Sims cine 10 Idherlife
9e0e", fpie er 0ies Dem GongreBnlit.
glie0e aorblD bon SSiioidna ollf cine
bon oieiem aeianote glnfrage iuegen
Der SaIba0crei aeihrieben bot, ni6t
gebalten baben fonne SSmmerbin lit
Der Sfii3ier aufgeforoert tuOrOen, bar
iiber 9ie6euifoft 81 geben
9luh sic .0eutih.amerifunii6e
5rie0ensgeiellidaft" uno onoere aor-
perihoften baben es al energiiden
@roteiten nidt feblen loiien, ueIde
ieitens oeS ariegSiefret1rs Dem Bra.
| ii0enten luterbreitet fperoen.
llno nm iolde Gbampogner. .9rauo.
rcoen mo oen arieg ii6erbaupt I'M
m0gIih 5u MAIDEN % bot glnOreU
Gorueqie einen 5onoS BON $4,000.
600 gei6aifen mo oen @ert Der Stif-
tlmq meI6e in fiinfpro8entigen BONDS
nuf 9Dpotbefen sur eriten SteIle be-
ltebt, eillem 8ernaltlngsrate iiberge-
ben, Ser aus oen moBgebenlten Yer-
I0nli6feiten, ebemaIigen 9iplomaten
II. a. @iiroelltr1gern 5uiammengeiest
| lit. 0as @infonmeu aus oieier Stif.
hlng. meIhes li6 mtf miil0eItens
$500,000 pro SSdbr belduft, pir6
mter oen 9eitinirmingen Der Sden.
flmagurfum6e 5ur 6oroerung Der
Srie0ensproiefte nuf Dem Grobau
0ienen. Die 8rilItees boben @eIegen.
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attprs Calls, siib- nuhutu, nrn 22 9rsentber 1910

nidt aus Dem Sblin1ner alfIt6rt,
10 5iinoen Sic i'm eigenen Ser5en eli
1en iolhen on NIT Dem 9epuBtiein,
nls redbtidnffener, 1tneigellniibiger
iuto ebrli6er 0tnnt 0nrbs 2eben qe-
icbritten 81 iein, luto OaB bunOerte
pon Sbren alien 5reunoen unO 2eiern
Oieies 8lottes SSbrer in Oanfbarer @r.
hmerllng ge0erlfen.
Gie SSlaidbe lit beillabe Ieer g[ber
Der 8ein fll1felt nit Den gligen Inn
Die 9ette SSd) bri1ge oas lette @las
@ud SeIern imO SSreunoen 0es %.
S." Sbr bobt getreu mitgebolfen,
OoB oieies glatt aIs elm Serolo Oes
0ellti6tlints mo oIs Iieber 8eib.
nadtsgolt non SSobr 5u S5obr, bon
ISOLDE 5lt g9ode iii guer Seim tritt
uno iif beiniidJ Oariil fiiblt. Seute
mollen mir ole 5liiomnet I'M @eiite
uniern 6eittihen Gbriitbaum on5iin.
Oen unO oil Die oIte Seinot oenfet.
g8ie td, 10 baben 5citte Sunoerte bon
@ud, liebe greiie gltern, 5reun0c
uno gIngeb0rige iiber Dem peiten
0teere Sbr oenft OIL iie imO Iie an
@ud. Ntonhe IN Slid uno 3ufric.
Oenbeit, anoerc iUieOer lit Summer
mo Sorgen. Ytun6e, 0ie nit an.
frie6enem Ser5eli lmo IN 9ebaqlih-
felt ben g9eibnahtsbalm itmIteDel
2lnoerc, oenen beim 2i6tergIan5 ipebe
Iums 6er5 miro unO oenen belize Sr1-
nen iiber Die &ungen rinnen. Genft
an lestre, lmo ipie Sbr Die 1rdnen IN
5reuOentrdneu OeriuouoeIn fonnt.
SaBt uns oen 8eibna6tsbaum ais
Geutide begriiBen gr lit Elm
8cihenf Der oIten Seimot rmo tpie 10
man6e tiefe i6oie 6eutidle Site bat
er Die ipinterlihe Siegesreiie INN sic
gan5e 8eIt gemuht. 8ellti6es
8flidtgefiibI mo oeutIher SSIeiB lei.
en- Die goloenen 9lepfeI, oic SSbr an
ieine ariinen 3meige binoet, oeuti6e
SOeoIe mo 6elitider 6robiinn ieien
Die 2ihter, oie aus Ienem griinel
3fpeigenber5en beroorlenhten ioIlen.
limo ipen ole alten 8eibnuhtslie0er
in Der oeltti6en Sprahe bergeiien
iein iolltet, Damn maft oen goriab.
OaB Tie nnl ndditeu 8eibnohtstagG
| iid1erIi6 bon glren un0 @urer Sim
Der 2ippen ert6nen loIleu. @eoelfi
beute Der glrmen imo ltngliidlifert
SnBt Die &ebte nid)t ipiiieil mas 6iC
2infe int. 8egrobt Sof uno sSeino.
i ifaft Seio eoel, Biilfreid] ln6 gut
SSn oieiem Gimme laBt inns ollie In
Ser5en 8eibna6ten feiernl
llno sSricoe auf grSen oen Ien
/ iheill
SanS 8enuttb
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-12-22
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gSie idlon leBte ISOLDE flr5 berih.
tet, bat oas Observation-Disclosures.
mite inn .SaII 2oriner" Dem betr.
llnternrtsi6uB 0es SenutS 0en llu.
teriudungS6eridjt lmterbreitet m0
leBtrer bat einitimmig cillen 9eridt
anaenomnen opHl5nfolge .2orimcr
gldr5enO gere6tfertigt lm0 pun oen
gegen ibil erbobenen 8ei6uloigimger
ireigeiproden miro. SSn Dem 9'e.
ridt BeiBt Is, oaB Sic SIR llnterItii-
brng Der gegen 2orimer er6obenen
Seihnloigungen beigebrahten gepei-
ne lin ieber ge5ie6ung in3ureideno"
gelueiell ieien. gluBeroem miro oar.
auf bilgelpieien, 0oB, nenn ole nam-
bait gemadten ln1o auh teillueiie be-
reits pro5eIiirten, aber feinesmeas
iiberfiibrten 0titglieoer Der Staatsge-
iesgebung, Die nngeblib beifod)en
poroen iein ioaen, fir 2orimer 5u
itinnen, bel Der glbItimmilna ln6e.
riiditdtigt geblieben Ddren, 9oriner
immer nod cine 0taiorit1t bon min-
oeltens 3 Stimmen gebabt bate, aIio
0oh gepdbIt poroen tpare. gluBers
Dem miro IN Dem 8eridt betont, 0aB
9orimer IN teiner @eiie nit iraen6
einem 8erIud, SegisIatltrmitgIieoer
3li ieinen @lmIten 5lt beeinfluIien, IN
8erbinoung gebradt meroet f0nne,
mitbitI bon ieoem @erOadt, Ieine Se-
natorenipobI ouf lmgeiesli6c rno IN.
ebrlide @eiie olrdgeiest an boben,
freigeiproden per6en miilIe. Sb MN
Sorimer etiuas BON oen eingeltaloe.
nen geitehnngen geiplBt bat ooer
nidlt, 10 miro man 0os 9ublifum nie
Jlailben MAIDEN f0nnen, Dab 2orifner
Der @nbl oes golfes@ ieinen &c.
natsiis peroonft. Ism Senot ioa nod
elm 2orimer geadipieI folgerl.)
9LuS Dem @runoe lift es frenoiq 5u
6egriiBen. 0aB enolih Der 8unoesie-
nat ieinerieits Der gtot gebor1eno,
nidlt Dem eigenen Sriebe ser Gr.
luGBlnHg Der GmnOcsIeHaturen onrdl
Oirefte gDlfsmabl, itatt ourdl oie ein-
5elnen Staatslegislatiiren, nidt Ian.
ger S6nierigfeiten bereiten miro.
9ereits baben Die gimoesienatoren
gtelion lmo Glopp, 8ambIe un0
Is am or D BON 2 ii To- 9atota,
Dt 6 nm b er bon q o r . 9 a o.
To, Gumlmins BON Soma lm6 fat aQe
0titglie6er 0es Seuats bonn g2orone.
item iih 3ugiinlten Der grtp1bIlma Der
Senatoren oilrd nirefte @olfsnobl
erfl1rt.
Die 9lngelegenbeit miro IN beioen
lS6uiern oes 9onereiies in oieIem
@inter auf Oruno eines Der sSroae
ein1itiaen geidlulieS 6es llnterais.
iduiies oes Senotsfomitees fir
Observation-Disclosures borgeIeat iuer-
Oen Dieier llnterollsihiB beltebt
aus ben Senotoren gorob, 9lapner
un0 Gillingbom. Die beioen Gritee.
nonnten itiulmten fir 0iegerfaIiunas.