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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-22
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pa1ville Items.
EGi:o. The Manning Times:

EGi:o. The Mann!n. Times:
The farmers OF this community are
making good progress preparing their
lands for another crop and the indica-
,ionS point 70 large acreage OF cotton
this year. Is large quantities oe fert!l-
izer are daily being shipped 10 this
place.
The Francis Willard Memorial se-v-
ice ae!d 3, The Bap,is, church on Sun
day evening was 2 very enjoyable and
instructive occasion. Miss Ellen Beach 5
discussion on Pledge Signing" and
Prof. j. D. Gr!Gi,h's on The Present
Status OF Prohibition" deserves much
commendation. y nea; little sum was
realized for the Memorial Fund, and Z
few names were added 70 the roll.
DR.. L. J. Ne.:les spent the past week
end with his family q, Harrins.
Mrs. Tisdale. OF Privateer. is here for
q visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. J. 3. Pack.
Several couples from here attended
the Lyceum at Pinewood on Friday
evening.
Rev. N. !. kyzer was called Sunday
70 the bedside OF his brother 1t LeXiug-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Pack spent
awhile last week at the home OF Mr.. l..
s. Basnal near Manning.
Miss Curtis Latham, teacher in the
community, spent Sunday with the
Misses Curtis here.
Miss Annie B-adham is spending this
week with relatives in Sumter.
Mrs. W. K. Mcleod and children will
leave Friday for 4 visit 10 relatives at
Georgetown y.
Paxyille, S. c., Feb. 20, 1911.
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A Mapn;Sceat fcact;oa.

One OF the oices, social events OF the
season took place in Masonic Hal! last
evening. The occasion was the in>ta!la-
ton OF the officers Of Manning Caapter
Eastern Star These were Mrs. G. u.
Smith, ". NJ: Mr.. Fred Lesesne, w.
p: Miss Fraocis Davis. y. NJ: Miss
Susie Harvia, Secretary: Miss Matte
Appel. Treasurer: Miss Clara Earv!n.
Coad.: Mrs. Harry Clark. y. Cond.:
Miss Bessie Earrin, -Ada.: Miss Lel!a
Scarborough, Ruth; Mrs. Helen Wells,
Esther: Mrs. Ii Ris5y, Martha: Mrs.
Clara Davis, Electa: Mrs. Fred Wolfe,
Warden; Mr.. George Williams, Sen;i-
mel: Mr.. LuciuS Harviu. Marshal: Miss
Augusta Appel. O-san!s;. The install,
ing officer was Capt. w. 6. Davis, who
acted SIS Grand Wo-;hy Patron. assisted
by Mr.. c.. ". Smith is Grand Marshal.
The ceremony WAS sp!ecd!diy coz
duc,e6, and following this was most
delightful reception. There was pres
eut elegantly gowneti women and well
dressed men, and al seemed TO De Host
70 entertain the others. The evening 5
pleasure was mingled with rui-;h. sorg,
and punch. \ buffet lunch was most
da!n,ily served. and every body voted
the function q decided success.
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HOME MISSIONS.
AUXILIARY

The first Wesley House in South
ern Methodism was in Nashville.
Tenn. IN 1901. During these ten
years twenty-three have been estab-
lished, where seventyfour salaried
workers and numbers Of volunteers
are employed. In addition to these.
there are two cooperative homes.
one in Waco, Texas. the other in
Jackson. Tenn, where working girls
find good homes under Christian IN.
fluence at small cost: the Door OF
Hope in Macon, Ga, and the Harner
Toberman deaconness home and
hospital in Los Angeles. Cal. Four
other city mission boards do dis
tinctly friendly visiting.
The Wesiey Houses 1T Louisville.
Ky, and Augusta, Ga, nave been
enlarged and improved and better
equipped, thereby causing the WORK
ers to live much more comfortably
and at the same time do more effic-
lent work. Within the past few
months three new Wesley Houses
have been completed. Miss Annie
Mutch. in Spartanburg, ceases not 20
give thanks for the beautiful and
we'll furnished house built by Mr.
Montgomery. president Of the Spar
tan mill. Miss Alice Schneider is hap.
by in the new Ellen Cochran Home
in Meridian, Miss. Miss Annie Bass
realizes that her work will be more
helpful and she can conserve much
OF her strength, now that she is in
the new Wesley Home. At the Mary
Helm Hall in A!neda. Cal. a kinder
garten and Sunday school are carried
on in japanese. Every japanese
child OF kindergarten age attends,
and every japanese child in the city
attends the Sunday school.
MRS. BARBER,
In :. G.. Advocate.
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Attack Like Tigers.

In fighting 10 keep,he blood pure the
white co-puScles attack disease germs
like tigers. Blu: often germs multiply
so fast the little lighters are overcome.
Then see pimp!eS, boilS. eczema, salt
rhenm and sores multiply and strength
and appetite fail. This condition de-
maads Electric Bitters 70 regulate stom-
ach, liver and kidneys and 10 eNpel poss-
ocs from the blood They are the best
blood purifier" writes c.. I. Budahn, of
Tracy. Calf, y have ever found. They
make rich. red blood. strong nerves and
build ~ YOUR health. Try them. Joc at
all druggists.
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Hews Gathered at Clemson College.
Ec.:o. The Manning Times:

Ec.to- The Manning Tines:
The entire student body OF Clem-
son College was very much saddened
on last Sunday night week by the
death of one Of its members, Cadet
William r. Chavis. OF Bennettsville.
S. C. Cadet Cnavis had been criti-
cally i'll for some time. having had
severe case OF measles, followed by
pneumonia. he had only been at
Clemson sor short time, having en-
tered the preparatory class last Sept
ember. On account Of the deeth OF
Cadet Chavis the regular work for
the proceeding day was done away
with by order Of Setting President
Riggs. a committee Of six cadets
from Cadet Ckavis' county, includ-
ing the captain company. were ap-
pointed to accompany his remains
home. The entire corps and faculty
at Clemson feels very deeply for his
bereaved parents and friends.
Clemson College was very iortu-
nate some time ago in having Great
ore and great italian band stop by
on their way to Greenville and give
an evening matinee. The entire en-
tertaipment was very much enjoyed.
Seldom does one have an oppor-
tunity OF hearing such fine music.
During the past week ali the boys
were g!addened by the falling Of a
little snow. TO their great disap.
pointment. however. it only lasted
for a short while. Had it continued
and had the snoS not melted there
would have been quite good deal
Of skating during the ensurinS days.
Captain Stokes, the commaudaut
Of cadets up here, has introduced
recently a new feature into the mil
itary department OF the college He
has arranged SO that one OF the three
respective batallions shall have tar
get practice once week. This tar
get practice consists OF shooting
twenty-five calibre rifles at q bulls
eye that is placed fifty feet away. At
every practice each cadet is allowed
five rounds. This practice, as can
readily be seen, is very beneficial TO
the boys, rs it enables them to see
the rea! side Of military life. a prize
has been recently promised to the
company that wins out in q shooting
contest which is to be held on the
18th OF this month The contestants
for the prize consist Of four OF the
best shots from each company. The
company that wins first prize will be
given five dollars to be divided
equally between the four men that
Won it There is also prize Of one
dollar to be given tile best individual
shot from the contestants Of all the
companies. This Offering OF prizes TO
the best shot will encourage the
cadets still more along the line Of
shooting.
During the first three days Of the
past week Clemson very Hospitality
entertained the ministers OF the
various denominations in the coun-
ties Of Anderson. Pickens and Oconee
They ali met together here and the
college was very much benefited by
the religious meetings that were
held in the memorial hall.
T. c. g.
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THE FOLLOWING Is THE Law.


SEC. i. The Comptroller General or
his Deputy. or the Chief OF Fire Depart
ment or Chief Of Police or Intendaut
where there is no Chief OF Fire Depart
ment,. or County Sheriff, shall have the
right, ., all reasonable hours. for the
purpose OF EXAMINATION. 10 enter into
and upon all buildings and premises
within their jurisdiction, whenever any
OF said officers shall find in any build
!ag or upon any premises combus,lble
material or iotlamnable conditions dau-
gerous 20 the safety @! such building or
premises, they shall order the same 70
be removed, or remedied, and such
order shall be forthwith complied with
by the owner or occupan; Of said build
ing or premises: Provided. however.
Tha, il the said owner or occupac. shall
deem himself asgrieved oy such order.
he NAV, within tweacytour hours. ap-
peal 10 the Comptroller General. and
the cause OF the complaint shall De at
once investigated by the direction OF
the latter, and unless by his authority
the order of the Fire Chief or Chief OF
Police above named is revoked. such
SIsIit ~ IO.>S, @ce ~
forthwith complied with oy said owner
or occupant. The Comptroller Genera!
or his Deputy, Fire Chief or Chief OF
Police or County Sheriff shall, as afoce-
said. make al Immediate investigation
Us 10 the presence OF combustIb!e ma
,erial or the existence OF indammab!e
conditions, iu any building, or upon any
premises under their jurisdiction. upon
complaint OF zuy person having an n
,eres, in said building or premises or
property adjacent thereto. s.ny one iali'
inr TO comply with the orders OF the
authorities above specified, shall be
punished by dne not less than ten
dollars. nor more than fifty dollars. for
each day neglect.
SEC. ). Any officer referred to in Sec
:ion l. who neslects or refuses 10 com
ply witt any of the requirements OF this
Act, shall be punished by j tine o. not
less than twenty-five dollars. nor more
than one hundred dollars.
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THE BANNING TIMES. FEBRUARY 90, 1911.
Union Service.

There viii! be Il Union Service Of
the Baptist, Presbyterian and Meth
odist congregations Sunday night
in the Presbyterian church, the oc-
casion being the annua. public meet
ing under the auspices OF the ". {.
r. T.. TO celebrate the Francis VIII
lard Memorial" The three pastors
will conduct the service. Rev. l.. ~
Cooper will deliver an address, his
subject being Increased CcnSuinp-
tion OF Liquors in Spite Of Prohloi-
sion. The public are cordiall: in.
vited 70 attend
MRS. JOSEPH SPRoTT.
President W. 6. Il. I.
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F,o:ida---Cnba.

Why not take trip TO rloride or
Cuba! They have been brought ith-
in easy reach by the sp!sld'c
ThrouS III Train Service OF the At
lan,ic Coast Line Railroad. Write for
illustrated booklets, rates or any
other information. which VIII be
cheerfu!ly furnished.
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Wilmington, y. G.
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To The Public.

n,u informed tha; Prof. Daniels
has secured DR.. Steel to lecture ut
the school auditorium on Thursday
night Of this week. ! desire 10 say
that several years ago heard DR..
Steel'S celebrated lecture on Con
ditions in the South During the
War" and | was thereby given a
better idea Of these conditions than
any history | had ever read. And,
besides instructed for an hour. | was
highly entertained by his sparkling
wit and flights OF oratorv. am
glad that it is tc be my pleasure to
hear him again.
a. r. WooDSoN.
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Baelaehc, Rheumatism. sleeplessaess

Eesul, from diSorGered kidneys. Foley 5
Kidney Pills have helped others. they
vii! help YOU. Mrs. J. +. Mills, SYRIA
cuSe. y. y. says For long time /
suffered with kidney trouble and rheu-
ma,is,n. had severe bachaches and
tel, ali played out. Atter taking TWO
bottles Of Folev'S Kidney Pills my
backache is gone and where used 70
lie awake with rheumatic pains | now
sleep in comfort. Fo!ey'S Kidney Pills
did wonderful things for me. Try
them now. Dr.. ". T.. Brown X Co.
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LaGrppe Coughs

Strain and weaken the system and i!
no, checked may develop into pceu-
monia. No danger o! this when Foley S
Honey and Tar is taken promptly. II
is reliable family medicine for all
coughs and colds. and acts quickly and
in cases Of Group. Refuse
DR.. ". T.. Brown Il Co.
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Foley Kidney Pills are a reliable
remedy for backache, rheumatism and
urinary irregularities. They are tonic
in action, quick in results and afford
promp, relief from al kidnev dis
orders. DR.. ". E. Brown * Co.
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Remember The Name

Foley's Honey and Tar for I'll coughs
aad colds, for Group, bronchitis, hoarse-
ness and for -acking pains, laSripp!e
coughs. No opiates. Refuse suossi-
tutcS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

For Sale-Three nice building lots n
q desirable section on Yves: boundary
street known as some OF the j. y.
Bradham lots. Apply 10 Chas- w.
Pickering. B,oomviilc, 5. G.
Reduce the cos; Of living by having 4
fine garden this year \ few sacks o.:
our High Grade Vegetable Fertilizer
and Z little work will solve the prob
lem. Only sl.50 per seek. Manning
OIL Mill N-3,
For Een,-Tne office lately occupied
as 4 law Office by Mr. Joseph 7. Rhame.
Apply TO Mrs. EuSenia l;hame, Man
ming. 5. {.
Have YOU ever had any trouble in
getting sack or two OF fertilizer tor
YOUR 90 rcen: You will rot have this
trouble this year. Just send 10 the
Oil Mil and sc. any amour, YOU need
from 100 pound sack up. Nauusac-
tured expressly for garden crops and
sold a, remarkably low price. !s-3t
Itch relieved IN 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by W. Z, Brown y Co., Druggists
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Clean Up ao6 Avoid Fires.

Clean up 3oc Avo!o fEeS.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. Is, 1911.
|. l. APPELT,
Chief Fire Dept.
Manning. S. c.,
Dear Sir
At the reeues, Of Hon. +. 81. Nc
Master. Insurance Commissioner. | will
begin the spring inspection o. all build
iDss and premises OF March lst, and
hope TO be in your city on or about tha,
date. l will thank you TO advise your
people OF this inspection in order that
conditions may be improved, and tha:
may be able to give 4 good report on
year city This is matter OF the
greatest importance 20 your people. |
hope hearty cooperation from you
and your people.
Yours truly,
Is. \. WHARTON,
Deputy.
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Miss Mae Strange arrived home from
Columbia las; Monday evening. Miss
Strange was one o. The fines. in The e':-
crossing Ie;.or;:aea;. aae: we have 20
doubt that she will be able 20 get the
appo;n,men. again il she desires II.
I'D trn.. "a nc
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Hurry. hurry. If you want 70 save Tia:
dollar marriage license fee. Time IS
aee,ins and July will get here almost
unawares. \ dollar saved is dollar
made, but sure enough,who will be the
6rs: in Clarendon 20 walk up 10 the
Judge O. Probsee and part with dollar
just 70 se, him wife: The first 10 Go
SO will be remembered by The TINES
rS;tnr
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We thiua the ccuuty auditor wou!c
do vel! 20 have ;ae uew!y appointed
township commissioners 10 meet n the
county sea: sometime before they go 20
WORK under the acw law. 50 tha. the
WORK in each township xii! be done
with Sny,., system
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Summerton, S. c., Feb. Is, 1911.
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Few. S. 4. Steel. D. D., one OF the
finest lecturers 10 the whole country.
vii! deliver his famous lecture oo Life
in Dixie During the War IL the
graded school auditorium tommorrow
Thursday night. No one should miss
this lecture who can possibly attend.
for j, vii. be highly entertaining aad
destructive 70 both Old and vouog.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sss sssasssas--
Undergraduates 3silallns.

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pu,cr,n. ess surA bic e1opfnna tsbss tsesos
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seun Ne sai ttr bts fsrirns 0aes ssriisssn. a.
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MRs. B. YAEGER,
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SsstS 30 Gents uas bcrasn.
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aaifer WiIhsfm ]. als
Tramdture. Inter ben an IL.
Ropemb.r i'm antiouariot SEQ eisps
mcnnsiotn, Berlin. CUR 9srftiaerung
.omm.nbsn auioeramnen befinost iid
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ris", Elm miliidrii6ss 3.iibilo in eis
nem aufsug bon g. 1auberi, WuIit
bon 20. 5auberi. NIT 3ablr.ideH eissns
b1npiaen Rorresturen uno eemsriuns
gen aaiier WilbeIs !. Die 9srbsfes
runq.n biIben einen hahini.rhanttn
g.iiroa sur gbarosieriitii WiIhems
oes Grit,n. Tsis srSbtsr SOrgfali III
oIIes rermieben. mas einseins perioHs
Iittsiien nerlssen ober ben noiionas
len Gicl3 bts sben erii seeinien otuis
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bi. alIsu iiarie Betpnung blutiesr
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pieIsn i'm Msanuiiript oes g<itfpit!es,
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fam, entbnlienen Bemeriunetn bes
Qaiisrs fsien nur siniss anssfibrt:
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bort duf, unb Der W2oro flnei an
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auf Der sIei6en S<ite bic Derit: Der
urali iiibe Gireneneefdng non ben.
rspubIiianifGkn Doffensane-. Die
stp<i erfien Ueyie auf S<iis 81: .To
lam Der 3ersoa BON Wedlsnburs: Der
tiete iin aud purh bic 06ls ourt!- i
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fnrieben sperben; ifott 6eIo Milb<im
Der Gieereids1, iiait aonisin QuiIe
firth 6eimeeeoneents, fat s5risbrid
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Die GupinstOa Sifier iir sas .Gin.
lSnnati SDifshiatt1 bciino1 nd TN
Gebanse SO. 509--511 RasHss
Goenue. anseigeu, Rittbeilnneeh
auo 8eitennneeu irgenSmelAer drt
perSsu bis 10 lIbr abeuSs baielbit
entgeaenssnommeu. Sclepbpu Soutl
1884.
Cine 9nsabI Qussiteats Der
Sidina Rouing UiG- fir ipelft Dor
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ipuros, ptr'ummeIten 'it gsitsrn Wprs
gen i'm 7. ctr. morttbduie uno oreas
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tommen habeu, 81 pertreten. Die anz
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turssr 3stt erbaltsu tperoen.
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Spbo nurben leBte Wp1e folsenoe
5ooesf1ue gemsIost: 6. SoHosrB,
As; 3uIp1 Stpanoner. 2 Wohen;
Sol. 9onosrbadr, %; Clemens 90
pertanp, SO; SO. @oItpn, 25; Ruth
W}aris Ron, 10 Ulonate; Carl Sbos.
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tounte Dassnfabritaut, uno Or. B.
8. S6uIse Iisseu an Der 2ungsnsnts
5inoung oarnteoer.
Die SsIspbonperbiaouns nit Sns
dependence, &p., rpar geitsrn iufoI9e
bss beftigen Sturmes am Sonntdg
Morgen mebrere Stunoen unters
brofen.
Sobu 8. Sooge, Elm 2otomotips
fiibrer Der 6. uuo y. gabn. glttt ges
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5heiIe iantttsn. Der 9eruRsIiitte mar
81 Sabre alt uno fpphnts in 1913 Ulas
biIpn 4penue. gr binterldbt ieine
5rau uno bier aiuosr. Die 9eias trai
Bier geitern 4beno Elm.
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Die Ecippprt Office fiir sas rGsn.
rii.artirr gsIfs6latt" beiiabct I'D tn
go. 339 0nrf Giraffe, yegenaber BEN
Gpnrtbanis, mDielbit Gsnigfeiten, An.
seigen u. I. M. bis 10 llbr 45 Rinutsn
a6enos entsegenacupmmsn mereeu.
Selephon Sosth 2401.
- Die WiteIisber Der WiGb.Im EEL
2oee 146, :. 8. -, itattstsu Cams
tag @bsno oem nsuerpdhIten 8iiroer~
r,eiiter Dr.. 6elmboIo einen 8efub ab,
nm ihm 5u isinsr grDdhlung 81 sraz
tuliren.
- Sn osm 5aus roa 2ouis S6ars
Ttsiu segsn SobH S6arit.tn puros Der
8ertauf BON 2ot 2O9 in Der gelIsout
g(nottioH anoeoronet.
- Der Sarbiss Gpsrstt @iQiams
ipuros geiteru auf 8eraHIafuns IeiHer
;Sruu, bic ibm BON Wtiool.totpn, g.,
mad bier fOIate, tpsgeu Rtttpsriorgun1
fetner 5omilis rerboftst.
- Der frii6ere Guartiermsiiiers
Serseant in 5ort 1hpmus, 5reo.
Stenesr, bis Dor 9urssm in San
Truncisco itationirt, bGIt iih bier gum
@siuhs auf. Rad 4bIauf ie,nes feds
monatIihsn urlaubs pirb er tpabr.
ihsinIth peniionirt psrpen.
- Die StubtpGter bon Clifton, an,
fabeH beitlOFen, ale psriousu, rpslhe
ShiebDdffen innerbalb Der Stdots
gren3en ubfeueru, arretirsn unb beitraz
fen gu Id'isn, ou SonntdssiGq.r isbss
Sabr BEL 8eginn Der Sagoiaiion in
S6pGrmsr in bic Stuot tommsn unb
tann Rismano Isines 2sbens iitsr lit.
Grit qsItern purbe Elm Gnabs Rartsns
Johannesburg bon Der 13. StruBe
ourh etnsn Shub bintsr pem DIR per.
Iest. Der StabtraIb pirp fir prompte
0urtfiibruus oss gsfeAlsS Gorge fra
gen.
- Ter Tsutihe Qioniers0.rein
piro am 0isnitag 46ero I'm 7.30 lIbr
IN SanobaQs' 5aqe feline monatIihe
9eriammlung abbaltsn.
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9erGrOberMuss;ms besCSiuus

Mtt pahienosr geforsnib miifen
bic frans5iiihen gt50rbtn feiiiielisn.
bab oos Spiumlaiisr inJronfrsih ims
mer fe'ttrsn SUB fobt; es befhrdnit
fih lGnsii nihi mebr ouf bic 9ofers
itGbis. IN Iangiom. aber uHaufboltiam
ii6er bos aunb Bic nod poris gebruns
gen. uno ibsran finbet beuis Der
Cpiumfiintige beimlite GhIupfipins
tel. no er iih feinsm aniier hinssben
unb iid, bnrd bas perbesblihe gift In
eninerpenbe 1rdume sinlnllsn lnHen
fam. Grii in oi.Ien sassu bat man in
paris fpieber sinen aoufmonn perbofs
tei, Der eintn fhiDunebofteu Opiunls
bonDel betrRb unb BON Jnbr su Jnhg
iieieenbe limidbs srsieItn ionnie. Die
1agt, ho Der b0le Geiit bes Opiums
nur i'm fsrnen Often bauiie, finb ldnefi
bohin. Das aoiier III ouf bic man
bsri9oft sesanesu. bot ale Wslitbeil,
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Wcrien anseinanberseIesi. isbr fiibn,
iehr seiuhf. Inter Der panb bieies
aunitIers aber gldttet ia iid unb ipirn
ebel. Ting geiitreih. @eiftreih -
man muB es INNER pieber iassn
Wenn Berlin, bieies Gliidstino unter
tin GtGItea. lGneiom ,in poE Geiit,
Dem 0eifie Der aunit neueeihufftrer,
itdotiiter Oreanismus 5u iperosn
iheint, 70 bot ss bafiir pielleidi ME.
Tdnoem mebr Su bonttn als eben CUB.
mig soofImann.