The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
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The Republic Of 9ertusese Has Been
Safely Landed and
TIE P0PIE WILL RULE

THE PoPIE WILL RULE |
Quiet Now Relsns In Lisbon and the
New Republican Government Il
Vow In Complete Contro!.-The
R.xolurson the Outcome OF l'hL"- !
sophicai Ideas. Says the President
The establishment o. Sepco''~
~ por.rsa, IS an accomplished iaS..
Fo, a city that has just passed 'n''
,,a ,hro.s OF bloody revolucon
.,a sna,s.ned a bombardment. Lis
e~a i. now In cloudless sunshine sno
weazs s remarkably smiling aspect.
Republican aas su;seTs on
nearly every building and from eY-
cry vehicle; the streets are shronsec
With promenaders. shops and Offices
hxve been re-opened and business
generaily has been resumed. lhe
onlv evidence ot the recent pertuT-
baton are small bodies OF troops
stationed in the principal open
soaees OF the city and the passage
now and then OF Red Cross amou-
lanees.
The noticeable outward signs OF
the new regime are the presence
everywhere 0: the green and red nas
OF the Republic and the compis'e
disappearance OF King AanusEs pos-
.rsi. from public exhibition. In fac'
no. a vestise Is now seen OF the pc
eure post card portraits OF the kios
o. oe any other member OF sae Eosal
family.
Shese have given way to pictures
OF mem oers OF the Government and
Photographic records OF the 'evo.u-
ttoo In the shape Of groups OF armed
leaders and companies OF tasurs'H'
tS,ops, mt ia action. but posing 1oE
<the camera.
The damage done 10 the city by
the bonbacdnen. vas suTprisiagiE
sl,sat. On the journey down to LIS
hon one heard at each stop
ping Of the train blood cuFdhns
recitals Of thousands OF persons aav-
ing been killed. and whole quarters
Of the city having been devastated
OK wiped out.
The total number OF killed has
not vet been definitely cscertained. d.
but It probably does not exceed 500.
A couple OF hotels near the station
heaS traces OF having been struck
I bs ssells and Of bullet marks The
.s.reess wear 8 busy aspect There
Is no unusual excitement. The re
cent events which startled the world
! are discussed By I'll classes with
Nohies1a.ic calm.
The most interesting man IN Po.-
eesal at the presen. moment is the
new President. Theophtle Bragg,
wao Ssay BE said without exasge-a-
tcc 70 be the father not only o:
this repsolueton. but Of that In Bra
n. hs IHg 81 his standing as a pro
Sssr Of history and Philosophy
eSSoared the Government for both
movements
Brasa received the correspondents
Ct the Associated Press n parsie-
ularly eesires it to be understood
that the revolution had nc
military OF personal aim. but
Ike these !n Brazil and Turkey
!. was purely the outcome Ct philoso-
rhicaly IDEAS The BraSazas dynasty
failed to keep abreast OF modern
progress, he said. and had done moth
ing to render the people masters OF
their own des:snes. This revolution
OF civil life un:-amneled by proud
sses OF clerical domination
Senior Brasa added that he had
was aimed 70 complete realization
e.esy confidence In national re
seurces, and was convinced that an
4 honest administration would suffice
20 put the forces Of the country on
a satisfactory footing and achieve
the moral and philosophical I'm
pyoyemen. .he nation SO much need
cd
The GovercHent IS about to order
q revision OF the voting lists pre-
4 lfatnary 70 holding elections for a
! constituent chamber. The Provision
al Government will not remain in Of
nce beyond three months.
The chief points n tho Govern
i rseat's program are:
FIRST, the development Of public
instruction and national deseaces on
land and sea-
:eeord. administrative deoencrai-
ion.
# Third. colonial autonomy.
s=zeoureh. to guarantee Federal Io-
By judicial power.
Fifth. expulsion Of monks and
anna
Sixth. obligatory c.ru 7esissra-
tson-
Se-ensh, lay instruction.
Eighth. separation os church and
state.
Ninth. the strengthening CT The
, fcred.al and finances Of the country
- AVIATOR DASHED TO DEATH.