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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Virginia News.

Messrs. Davis AID Davis, Washing
ton patent attorneys, report the grsr t
this week, to citlz'us of this state. Of
the following patents: John O. Kirg
and I. J. Reed, Rods, troiley-liue cir.
cult breaker; Chfs r. Mshoue, Rich
mond, mschipe for conditioning tobacco;
Austin L. Quick, Lynch u'g, mattress.
F. A. Burgess, assistant grand chsir-
mln OF the Brt therhocd Of Locomotive
Engineers, arrived a! Polt mcu'b, Va,
yesterday spd entered conference With
t1e offic ais OF the sesbosrd Ar LiDe 10 an
effort to reach an smIrable settlement oil
the wsge scsls and thus avert general
strike on the road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
CHARITIES CONFERENCE
ELECTS,

At la nights session, In OharltttH-
lille, OF the Virginia conference o.
charities and correction officers were
lecied for the e9tuing year as follows:
President, DR.. Roy X Flanagan, Char
louisville vice gradients, A. B. Will
isms, Roanoke College, George r.
Davis, II nrico county; W. Ii Lands,
StauntOD; w. E. Add SD, Lynchtu'e
Rev. A. B Sn'rp', Richmond; Mrs.
George s. Snsckelford, Orange, and MrP
J F. Risou, Dauvllle; secretary, W. r.
Walker, Richmond, aud treasurer, Mrs
NJ slVille O. Branch, Il Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, April Z.
SENATE

The QUESTION of having the Senate
couyeue at 2 o'clock was again brought
up To-Day By Senator NeRlsuds.
1t wss emphslicaily declared BY Gen
stor II lie that the change would never
be made with his consent. IL would
oppose the scheme, be said, With oil the
power and iuf Ienc, he could command.
Senator Nswlsuds spoke at consider
able length III support OF his confer 90
that the s ,ntts should NEE! II 2 O'Clock.
A msIorty Of The body, he saiti favored
The reform.
"We will not hereafter" said Mr.
=, 4. 49, alhar ftq'eamau
Newlsndsl "perm,t 49, ~.~-. t'1 's'"'O
to nominate the logical arrangement Of
business In the Senate"
"a mtj )rity Of The seuste can always
dominate me-" replied Senator II lie.
A repor! was t,dsy submitted to the
Sspa,e by Senator Lodge, from the selet
committee investigating the increase OF
the cost OF living recommending legl'-
lstion limiting the period duriog which
articles may be held 10 cold stfrige.
Sach a Limitation, the report says, woold
materially aid in retn,iDg the price Of
me. t, and other products kept for inde'
inits periods 10 cold storage plants.
HOUSE
Amid q st)rm OF locg continued sp'
p,ause the democratic side, Euyene n,
Foss. the recently elected democutC
member from the 14tbacougresslonsl dis
Ii(t of Massachusetts, Was sworn 10 once
today. Seldom 10 the history OF the HOUSE
has pew member bsen given such
tremendous greetiog. Mr.. FoSs marched
down the aisle on the arm of his brother
MIR. George E Foss rep. III
Mr.. Foss, The new member, although
standing on democratic principles, wa'
elected by sn overwhelming ms 1ritJ Ii
| a normally strong republican district, t
sacceed the late William O. Lowering, or
insurgent. The new congressman hell
au imprOmEtu reception Tor Sn hour o
| more.
That same old sq1sbble over the for
est reserves popped w. 10 the H.u'
this afternoon and ctu ed the spilliDg o
much fervid orstory.
The conference report on the agri
cultural appropriation bill came up
Objection wss registered by MIR
Mann (rep. Ill., to the action OF to
House oouierees 10 agreeing with tn
Senate amendment Increasing from 2
per cent to IS per cent the amount o
money to be given states from The gros
receipts of forest reserves in thsi
borders.
Mr.. Mann cbamPioned the forei
service, but on bis strenuous o. 7ctloi
to The proposed increased 10 the sbsr
of the s'atts, the conference report ~
refused and further conference ordered
The II ,use this afternoon sgreed {
the conference report on the bill smPlifJ
ing and adding to the employers llsbil
ity law, which hiss been fiihered b.
Representative Msun Yep. H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

PREsrDEyr TAFT hss Withdrawn Dis
,,oo,; .s to wit Iudisrspolis on bis next
ws.,ern Tip early in May. The action
itis believed, is dao to the platform
sdopte6 Tasidsy by the Indiana rePno-
I;can convention demanding 3 revision
of the Aldtich tsriH Law snd indoTsipg
s,,ator BsveriJge 10 opposing that law
The president regards both the platform
and the Bsveridge speech ss hostile -
,he administration sod therefore will not
atom in IudiAus. Late last night 1t Wis
Announced that z lumber Of senators
had soegoscheG the president and urged
him to change his mind. tits announced
for the president tbtt he feels 1t necss'
0ayy TO RETAIN from any political d'scus'
sion In Indiana, becsnse Whatever ut
might have 10 say would be 10 oPpOsi'
alon 10 Toe platform snd the ctu;se o
Senator B3yeridge, aud he does no. VAN
10 be placed 10 the petition OF seeming
70 oppose a senator who is c candidate
1r re.election. Inssmuch IS i've othtr
states. and possibly more, are to tske
action respecting the AldIich tariff Elm
usr to hist t ken 10 Indiana, It is pos
sibIe lbst a republican president will be
siuus)y bsirad from discussing politics
in six republican tres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
The DlgRes Bill.

Baltimore. Nd, April IA lively frsc.
tior al scrimmsge is predicted ia Maryland
demcc asy today o5er the ultimate outcome
Of the success or failure of the Digges negro
di,franchise bill, which passed both
houses Of the Leei .lature and is nov in the
h ,nds of Governor Crothers for his approval
or veto.
A large deleg 'tion from Baltimore visited
The ancient capital al Annapolis today to lay
their protest against the measure, the chief
executive, who it is stated. promised to with.
hold his Office until the oppon ents of the blu
could be given hearing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
New York Stock Market.

New York. April Many stock: were
under pressure at the opening ana IN tne
early trading aud the msjoritJ OF ISSUES Ia
which there we're active de3ilngs seoWsu
losses RANGING from fra-tiouS to point in the
first few minutes.
After the first fifteen minutes the marked
developed a s.eadier tone. the one point de-
cline falling 10 bring in any outsife supply
and on moderate demsnd prices moved ~
slightly rsgsiniug part Of the initial losses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
PASTOR RESIGNS.

Rev. Allen O. 5iu'er, pastor Of tie
Western H sights Baptist Church, ct A.
lsnta, Ga hiss resigned becsuse week
age two dtscous Of bic church advertised
that they wcu'd put on e prizsbget 10
the fu pit OF the church before services;
When the time came they coDiess.o
hev had msde The announcement merely
to draw q crowd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Every family especially those who re.
side In the country should be provided
ct all times With a bottle OF Chamber
liiu's Liniment. There Is no telling
when it msy be wanted 10 case OF 40 &C.
odent or emergency, II lie most ex'
cellent 10 ell cases OF rheumatism, sprsins,
aud blu SEES. Sid by w. F. Creighton
& 90. and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Street Railway 10 be Sold.

New York, April The Metropoll'
tan Street Railway, system nov in the
hands OF receivers, is to be sold at sne'
zion to tho highest bidder, in twenty
days.
The 6nsl order Of The Uniitd sthes
Circuit Curt OF Appesli wss filed today
Ii provides that unless $lS, $50, 30 80,
prinop II aud interest dne on bonds held
BY the Guuatt trust Company, j.
paid within twenty days t1e sale
to take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
AccIdentio q Steamship.

Yomonams, April The big great North
ern Steamship Com pany's steamer Minnesota.
which sailed fgom Seattle on March q, put
into port today witha great hole in her hull
and with her rudfer torn away. u is under
stood that she was in collision with dere-
lct, but so fer her commander has made nc
explanation She will proceed to Hong
Kong for repairs. The sister ship 10 the Min
nesota, the Dakotel was lost on the Japanese
coast more than a YeSr ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Collapse OF a Roof,

saytrook Junction, Conn April 2. Eleven
persons were il iured this morning, three
fatally, when the roof Of the big new car
barns Of the Shore Line Trolley Company
collapsed and fell to the ground, burying
the uen under the debris. J. Kahane, who
was experimenting the work Of constructing
the bsrn. and two Itslisns will probably die.
The other injured were Italians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
p,.,,hr,n EIoht Duel.

Alters, April IN. HluSs aud NJ
Robert, two cspdidstes for the frent .
Chamber Of Deputies, fought a Pis't
duel here today, Robert being Ei'iec'
The dual grew tut OF nsw'pipeI co.,
troyersy between them in which eGen
bitterly asEsiled the ether.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

honor. This is q "geIghtS" objection.
PfesideI Andrew johnson, who re'ir' q
from Office sbtut eighteen months before
General Lee died, issued a general am'
ne.ty proclamation to oil members Of The
O,ofederate armV.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
DIED.

On Wednesday, April s, 1910, at p. N 81
the residence Of his daughter, Annie =. Nara
more. 2O34 First street northwest. Washing
ton. d, G., GEORGE ". FRANCIS, n the
7ith year Of his age. Funeral from residence
FRIDAY at lie. m. Friends invited. Inter
ment private at Alexandria, from Whsafisy Z
chapel at l,l5 p. m,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Heavy snow fell throughout Chen
sogo county, N. Y, today. The Their
momeler dropped thirtI-fve degrees 10 .
few hours aud It Is fesred the sudd' 0
cold snap will gis.tly damage the fu''
trees,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Diarrhoea ali Il be cured without loss
OF time and by q medicine which like
Cham berlsin's Collie, Cholera and Di'r'
rhoes Remedy not only cures promptly
IL proc 'es no unpleasant after effects.
IL never fails and is pleasant and sale to
take. Sold by W. F. Creighton & %.
and Richard G bsor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
Rinx rears,e rnerience of an Old Nurse

Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is th4
prescription Of one Of the best female pnJslci;
ians and nurses ia the Uoite1 s'1Ies, any any
;n ~, Success T by millions of mothers FOR their
cbildrsn. II relieves the child from pain,
cnrss diarr.,ea, gripping in the bowels, and
wind collie. By giving health to the child II
yssts the mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

The Massachusetts, members OF lhe
grand srwy Of the republic assembled
At Baton yesterday entered q protest
sgsips. the placing 10 the OspitOi st
Washington of ,tstu' OF General
Rob,r, f. Lee, aud pItltioned Congress
for lie removal. The grand camp de-
clared that, as Robert i. Lee never &C.
cepled tie teraas Of amnesty offered by
General Grant, be died not cit z'n oil
the Uoj,ed Safes, aud that his statue
therefore, bad no right in the ball o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

There was an explosion of dynamite
on a lighter in the haroor OF lokio,,
today which killed three persons sn1
started fire that caused loss OF more
than $7so, 900 to warehouses on thesater
front. Many houses were wrecked by
the conclusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07
ps,,o, Car H,rrisonburg Branch.

Southern Railway tskes pleasure 10 an
nouneing, effective Friday. april ION. tne
inauguration Of Prllman bnnst ptilol car 70 70,
trains 2l3 and 2l4. nnowr
General Agent SOUTHERN Railway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

It's es,imsted that about four thou
sand workmen are idle In New Eog-
land on sccCu IT Of .trikts 10 various
plscts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

TaE II lusion Post, believing In t1e
efficacy OF prayer even in matters pOlit!'
cal has gigeu uttersuce to the follo8iUg
supplicstiou:
OLerd, now lhs' everything Is COM
Is cur way. purge every democratic
onl Of bot air snd vsinglory aud insert
l.ree instalment' Of common sense 10
.ssery democu tic Uranium, apd Oh remem'
be-, Lord. our pToneness II make iool'
OF cnnelses jnt when ne have one
World BY the toll aud = downhill pull
and sec that We DON'T get In bad tai'
s.me.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

Thirty nine Illinois towus that had
been "dry" communities yesttr's yotea
70 60 "wer'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

The election Of socialist mayor Ii
Milwaukee by a purality almost uuprt-
csdep,ed in that city is the sntJsct Of
much comment among members OF Con-
gress, especially those from WISCONSIN,
Ooe f,om thss ttlle Is quoted as saying
thst the election Of the socialist mayor
miabi mean the election Of two socialist
c)ugressmeu from WiscoEsin tbs iSll'
Aaoihes is represented as saying that the
rant in iicatss that there Is deep feslin 6
o uarest ovsr present political copdi'
nons. Il. is generally admitted BY lead
iag Wisconsin politicians that the social
isis sre gsiniog strength rapidly no
Only 10 Milwsukee, la elsewhere 10 the
eta.e. The succsss OF The socialists IN
Milwaukee Is omiGtu', aud there is u
present no gsy of telling no" much
ss,spg,h this eonmoiion on the poliics
Sc, may gather 10 the near 'u'ure' Y n
yer,s t. soclallsm lave fer ytars bet
engaged in a propaganda Of their doc
zines thrt uyaout The world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

New York city will ,peud ESQ, OoO,-
900 for new subHsY'l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-07

MAYOR GAYNOR Of New York, VINO
Ia, adopted one of the principles Of
n,,,ticaI encouomy eDte'ssined by the
lac President Grant, made 1t p'siu yes
t,,dsy .t3si he does net favor exempnng
c.u,ch property from tixes. u 90
MT see," the msYor said, ""hy 'aF
churches shouldn't psy taxes as we'll 81
otaers. There should be no discrlmina
on. lis tie general policy oil tbs
state to exeGp. religious iOttltut'on'
from general taxation, tn, they certain
ly should, in 10Y opinion. De required
I pay local assessments"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Tnaeke-sy's Satire.

TA:csc.ay created quite erroneous
Impressions OF h!nSc!! bv often indr!S-
n. in IRONY l.: The r-csc,cc Of people
who We're Incapable OF understanding
<. one curious Instance which he gave
was this Thackcray had been dining
at the Ga.r!c!; and was talking IN iae
s,aot:2s room after dinner with ra-i.
Gus club acGua!:taaccS. Oac OF them
hap2cn:as - have !ct; his ci:ar case
.: home. Thackc-o=. though. dis!.k:as
the nan. who WAS Z notorious tux
.ur:c-. good ,l&:-rc,l!y offered l!:ta ore
OF bis cigars. The :"2: acccp;c! The
cigar. bu:. 10: ending L 20 his !:k::'=.
had the lad taste 70 say 70 Thac!s;c..,;;!y.
u say. Th@ckc-ay. you Wont a'!:.1 ny
SAYING don't think :uuch o: this
c!sar:" T::acl;c:;ly. 40 t:"l:!,; i::,s.;aic!
N Tic tIa:..S unS-:i,:!ouSnc>S and bear
.a- il. nl.nd his :utt Aunt!n: pre!.!c>-
tioa,. quietly responded. You ought
70. :ay good .cl!"w. :o- i WAS given
ne by :! .ord. Instead. however. .!
Gc;cc;!n- ;,.c IRONY, Tie io!t inmed!-
atc!v attributed The remark 70 >n"e-
b!shncs< Oh Thackc-ay> i'art an1 I"
the cn,. OF lis Jays wen; ab"':; dc',sa:-
ing that ..Thackcray had hoastcd that
he had been given Il cigar ty lord
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Al; Baiied Up Again,

NJ. Nakinbrakes had Just been IN
troauced to rising politician
u an glad to meet YOU" Mr.. KY
mer," he said. 'ThectsS!s always o
natural desire to meet man when be
becomes noso-ious-I mean. OF ccc-sc.
in the public eye-aS you are, that ID
spite OF what his political enemies may
say about h,m-aad that's tue, you
know-not that its true what your
enemies say about you. but the gen
eral p-opos.tion-and I always believe
In giving even q criminal the benefit
Of the doub.-rn rot speaking Of pol
::ttcians. although they certain are
entitled to the same-that IS. IS q
class, or, rather, not as class. for
some politicians are among our best
citizens nothing personal Intended. I
assure you-because II you give dog
9, Dad rane-er-no reference to any
particular one, you understand. and
not wishing to institute any tnTidiors-
don't you think. Alr. klymer, it's time
cor the Sox 70 be getting few players
that can hit the haiiT-Chicaso Trio-
me
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Passed tho Star.

Captain Lawson was owner and plot
Of the packet New Orleans. plying tie
Mississippi IN the flush boating days OF
1850 Old Mississippi broke banks.
There were miles Of rushing water.
Only an experienced eye could tell the
channel. Captain Lawson had been
at the wheel for thirty-six hours. he
was exhausted t-on, loss Of sleep.
Rastus, coioced pilot aboard was
called % the captain
30 you see that north sta- asked
the captain
"Tas, boss"
well, hold this boat on that star"
'yas, boss"
When the captain awoke an hour
later his boat was winding n md out
anonssthe trees TIE captain WAS In
SssasA 81 thought told You to hold
Sh;s: bcax oa the north starr be cried
.LoT', boss, we's done passed dat
star long erSo."-EocseSeercs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Reward Of Merit.

The mctorca- was obstinate It
wouldn't bulge. industrious!y the
man In waterproof cap and goggles
turned the crank handle. but without
result. He turned ard turned and
turned Then be paused.
Twist It as'in, Altered"
"'Ire 'oss"'
GO Il. Johnson"
Thus the crowd.
But TO such SibinGs he was deaf
Once more lie hopefully seized the
crank and turned 1t strenuous!y- NO
effect Again be paused tc remove his
cap and regain his breath.
Observing the action. an elderly gen
tleman stepped forward and dropped
coin on the uDtur.ed cap.
Thank you. NY man: thank you:
be ,nur,rurct,. It's the only street
or-:c I ever saw t:iat didn't send ne
nearly deaf with its noise. icu ce-
serve 4 coppcr"-AnswcrS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
IHE CENSUS MANS BLuNDER
RcocIleetiors Of an Enumerasor In ire
Recent T.kc.

fSrCitcSlOES OI d'' -'S''S' 49, - -
Recent Take.
"AY AME. please" said the census
N man
..No-a:. Jcmm:Son H;cklebcr-
ry,'' replied the lady.
Married o. single: asked The cen.
suS ma:.
"I:o;h.' replied the lady.
.IIcw do fou make ;ha1 out: &c.
n.ande,! lie census man.
Col widow. replied ;nc lady.
Nov. SIT! the census man.
have yoa any Children:
Yes" said Bi!,ups; there's my wife's
three boyS-IImm!c. Tomn!e and b!!-
lie. Tacn there's my two boys ana
t.au=l.;r:-l!:,r:y. Horace and Amandy.
and ,!.ru there's orr twins. Reginald
and Edward. and the three girls. Anna.
SuS:c and
Hold On there" said the census
uoa3. "Lcmulc get this straight. You
say YOU. wicc's three and your three
and ;!.c twins and inna and Susie and
the other one. don't quite catch tie
scheme.
Why" said Bi!lups. Il married .
widow with three children after hav-
;nc i,e.a :: w.dower with three my
self FOR three
"Oh. gee" cjacu!rr I'd the census
man. Lets bunch can
Now. lets sec. Alr. Peavey. have |
got you all DOWN" asked the census
man.
WAL" said Mr. Peavey. there's 5
! one little Tunt OF q cuss that's dandlin
around my Garicr Susan most every
minute. But yc needn't count him.
He's here eli the time. and reckon he
eats .norea any three reS'!ar mem
| bers o the family. but he don't amount
10 noth.n'. Yc might put him daown
anon. the diseases we've had from
! time 20 ,!rlc-tnrce cases o the mea-
sizes las, year. one whoOpin cough
two chickenpoxes and one no account
aanccc.'
And now. madam. said the census
man. '.as 10 Your family
well. there's Flossie and Fido and
Tom she began.
"Fido" demanded the census man
isn't that queer name foc child"
Child" rctortcd the lady. ''Wht
said he was :, child? He's black ant
tan. F!ossic and Tom are Ansoras-
"Ohr smiled the census man. We!
I meant children"
"Oh" returned the lady. Children
eh: I'll have to refer you 10 our nurs
! ery corcrncss. gaally haven't KEEP
track OF them"-Harper's Weekly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Quaint Remedies.

Among the members Of the G7eeS
church in Macedonia the following
recipes are regarded as highly useful:
To pac!ty ones enemies write the
psalm known IN Judes." dissolve II
IN water and give yoa- cSeny 10 drink
thereof. and be viii be pacised- For
startled and frightened man take three
dry chesenues and SOW thistle and
three glasses Of old wine and let him
drink thereof early and late. Write
also In the beginning was the "oro
and let hin carry It
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Bad Effect Of Smoking.

Uncle Nose-LooS a-heah. YOU
George Washington Jefferson. what
you al srsokta' dat pipe &C.? Di&2t
Ah dose tell so DAT snoStn' shoSttns
e maEs lie mob dan haH?
Young G. ". J-But you has bin
sreok;1 NOS go LIFE, Uncle Nose. an
Ah reckon yo's Is purity ole man
Uncle Mcse-Dats ell right erbout
ne snoldn'. ma ooy. but dat amt de
point. Abs eichty-toh yeahs ole now.
but ef All hadn't nevah smoked All
might have been mob dan hundred
yeahs ole By dis tine.-Naeiooal
Monthly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
s.ueua! Admiration.

On. day he gr.a, chancellor. Lord
Eldon. Oh his way 20 court. passing
famous beauty. exclaimed. What
lovely wo2!ar:."
What III: excellent Judge was the
Comment % .!!c Lady. who had over
heard til. ren!ark-Hcd Hen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
Side Lishts on History.

Harciba. Was nearly halfway across
the Alps
suddenly lie stopped. snote his fore
head with his Gst and looked with in
tense chagr;n at his to!ling army.
Foo! tha; am" he exclaimed
How much easier we could have done
this br using aeroplanes"'
Rejecting. however. that his e1peoi'
ton would give the historians trouble
enough as !, was. be pushed forward
Chicago Tribune.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
HRs GOT & MoToRcaR.

@ &T shoes aro worn unti. my feet
MM Aro soco from contact with the
AVE- ground.
7 DO not Ike to walk tho street.
Because tho nciSheors al around
Can SEQ wea. ::y last years hat
Ny Snco black s,.!e IS rusty green.
I .ee2 new clothes But what oS that
rve cot TO buy Some gasoline
~ house looks cuecr-.,is bare OF paint
and Il s. not q good repair.
often hea- . naoucataI pla!ce
About that awcu! cellar ssa.z
Tho walks have al begun TO crack.
And grass Is growing Up between
see the 1p.cs. eu:. a.aca.
I've 80. to buy some gasoline!
No moro eat ny eSss at nor2-
We have no eSss. They cost good cass:
don't SEQ sow o man could scora
A cheap chuck steak o. call & erasa
'Tworidsstye mo pleasure to cus loose
A. all the Srub I've ever seen
Tn almost starved. but what's tie cse-
I'VE SO. to buy sorne gasoline!
Vancouver Province.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
She Was Sorry.

Il am so sorry." she said when they
had. wandered Ear from the madd;ns
throns and be had endeaTored several
tines to Kiss her. shat we never
came on: here before
.ASe your he asked. with glad
note Of easerness IN bis tone.
yes Because Z We bad I'd be
somewhere else now."-Chicaso Rec
or6-Seral6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-19
To the Altar.

Ex,rac: FROM the society columns q
year from now:
The bride. wearing her Gr2adnotc.
cr vcu S2-uGcIs l2ccs and her Grand
mother T!nkhamS pearls. came down
the main aisle slowly and unattended
20 the thrilling strains OF D!nkelstci0 s
hyrlcncal Gobblc march. = Cleveland
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