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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

Der Oeutia OeiterreibiI6s lint
9erein berunitaltet AUDI in DieIem Sab
re zines ieiner nit Re9t 70 beliebten
MeinleIefeIte. Das beuriee sseit finbet
am 5. Sttober itatt unb ss iinb pie
iiblih fir bafelbe idmmtli6e 5allen
Der IrbeiterboQe belegt iporben. 0as
arrangements aommittee miro iein
Woglidites tbun, um oas oiesiG6riqe
sSeit, bas 19. felt oem 8eitefsn oieier
8eranitaltungen, gu einem bsntpiirbiz
gen greignib gu MAIDEN unb ben 9G=
iten in ieoer 9iniidlt genubrei6s unb
frDblihe Stunoen gu bereiten. Selbitz
rebenb iperoen Die ihmudsn Win8erin=
men in ibren tIeioidmen 5radten 3ur
Stelle fein uno audi Der seftrengs Serr
8iirsermeiiter tpiro niht Isblen, Inn
bic 5raubenoiebe nit 9ilfe Ieinsr gIe
ilitenten oinsfeit gu MAIDEN unb fraft
ieines Mmtes 81 Derurtheilen. lin
IS ben 5rdubenIiebbabern rs6t bequem
5u MAIDEN. pirb bas 4pmnlittee beuer
bic 5rduben melt niebrteer bdnaen
uno nebenbei aua Die asrterrdumlihz
teiten pergrObern, oamtt ale, bic nidt
tofort iih segen giirgihaft lostoufen
tOnnen es reht bequem hintsr S6lob
uno Rlesel baben. &ur3 IS piro alles
rur grbentlihe seiheben, INN ben grz
Tolg bes SSeites su iihsrn, unb bas
Rommittee re6net nit 3ubsriidt auf
linen gldnsenoen 9eiub bieIer gsranz
'taltuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
Die 1arffpmmiiiiDn.

9ie Rarffomnliiiion tagte geitern
sum erIten Wfale in ibrem eiqene1r
neuen 8eim an Ser Gilbert 9loerue,
qegenitber pom g0en RQrt, fpobin tie
befanntltf) poriqe @ohe pom Hatb-
Raule itbergeIteoelt lit. Die 8erion1u-
lung 3ettigte cine fIetne &ontroperie
iIber Die 8eihafflmg BON 3ermQImten
Stelnen fir Jteparaturen pon 8egeu
i'm goeH &arf. Die 5SerttgiteQu1g Der
Repnraturen Der 8ege I'M @oen Gart
muroe, lDte Barfingenieur Weaos BE-
rtdtete, iebr 0lrd) oen llnItano Der.
3ogert, oaB Die ben0tbtgteu 3errnoln-
ten Stetne nidt redt3eitig sur StelIc
maren un0. e5 fam be5iiqlih 0ieie3
Bertdlts 3u elmer fleinen &ontroperie.
oa Serr SSrIDtn arobn Der 9lniiGlt
mar, bnB fir oteie 8er30gerung nidyt
Der ita0ttIfe Ginfaufsogent, iouOcru
0Qs Bartoepartement berant1portltts
lei. 9tahforif]ungen erguben, DaB
betoe Gbeile ihuIOlos 1Daren unD bic
Steine in Denigen Iagen sur SteGe
iein Deroen.
eSm 2aufe Ser @erian1mIlnq CAB
Eraii0ent NuIt Die grfldruug ab, oab
Die Earffornniiiton offi5ieQ niemals
Die ge}iebung r9ouleoaro" fir oie
bon tbr ongelegten 9arfitroBen &C.
braltd]en, i6noern iolhe StrQBen Itets
~ BarflpaD" nennen DitrOe. ShlieB-
lid madte nod &err &robn 0en 8or-
fdIag, Dem 9Iooop 91un Eorf @un
ltn0 ibm eiren etlDas ana
genebn flingenoeren 9tamen gu &c.
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
Sin luetteres 9lutompbil eeitoflle1t.

Die autompbtIbiebe finb immer
nod munter BEL Der Qlrbeit. 6err
p1tl. 6dppoob, oDn go. 1881 Cos
CUT Strabe, melbete geitern Nbenb I'M
Yoit5etRauptquartier, baB ibm ieine
Wldfhine, 2icensnummer 6O423, an
Gtl6ert 2tbe,, nube Der 8qlbntn gtz
ano Jobrit, geitobleu norben lift.
Yin bem 4utomobi[ mar irgsnb cts
mas in nnorbnung gerotben, uno
6oppoob bate basfelbe an Der unz
fallftelLe iteben laiIsn, um fi9 beim
81 ~begeben unO ft9 bic n0thgen
Wert5euge 5Deds Reparatur Der Ndz
1dine 81 boIen. 2lls er 3uriittd1n,
mar oas Nutomobil berfhpunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
0rufoiebitabl.

Soi. Gain, elm 90 Sabre alter
Gbauifeur, bon 9to. 1923 SoIIutG
StraBe, muroe geItern ben Dem ge-
teftip<Sereeant Grim auf einen anl
B. Sunni oiele5 Sabres BON Charles
2ufing, gto. 3340 9ieaoing Noao,
ertpirften Saftbefebl bin ftItgenou-
men uno unter ser slnflage oes8roB-
oiebitabls eingeiperrt. Guiding be-
ben Gefangenen, i'm am
80. Waai Inn S75 beltoblen 8u baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
Hnfdue.

Sn bem GtabliTement Der Sin.
etrrati Steel eating Comp, 1919
Spring 8robe Qbe., 5erfprang &c.
tern Weprgen Elm nGmerp" Rab
un0 Der 81 Sabre alte oSobn Gomi,
MD, bon yto. 1920 Central 2(be..
prrbe bon einem Der un,berfliegenben
Stiide getroffen. gr srlitt ntebrere
Htppsnbriihe, f6pers 8ontuIionen
1onte iebenfalls audi innere gerlebz
ungen. Sein 3uftdnb gilt fir Be-
oerflth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

Co., einit6diges Observation-Disclosures
an Der gde Der Wtatn unb gDeb{ter
Str, $4,000; g. D. Cooper, 2Ait04
dtges Mobnbous an Der Minbior
4Dcnue. nabe Der &emper Zane, $3.50;
Clifford 8laeii, 2st0ttees 22obns
hars auf benz 9runbitud Geo. 238
Dat StraBe, $500; Darren 6, yfo>
berts, 2tftDfiges Dobnbous an ber
Wfabifon, nabe Der W2ilIsbroe 2[De.,
S4675,
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8prgef 6i6tIiheRGtbf
Sm fran3Oiti6en 9epurtenent Seins<
et=Sife limb Dor geraumer 3ett an
5elspdnben etgenthImli6 etngemei=
| belts 5igIren gefunben porDen, aber
beren gntitebung unb 8ebeutung fib
Die Jprf6er Die G0pfe 3erbrphen ba=
ben. Dos ringite 9eft Der Bulletins Der
AnthropoIogifd:n 9eieQihaft sFruntz
re.@s brtngt tpteoer mehrere QlufIdBe
tilber oieie 6rage. Die Tpnberbaren
3ethen haben ungefd6r bic SSprm DpK
8reu5en nit tletnen treisf0rmiqen
Nufldsen an ben gnoen Der 4rme.
lleber bic porgei6ihtlihe 3eit ibrer
gntiteAung 1deint man iih iebt geetz
ntgt gu BADEN. Or. GourtD ertlGrt fic
I'm ltebrigen fir prdbiitortT6e Dagen
uno brtn9t lie 3uIammer nit elmer
primittpen 5orm les YfIugs, Der no9
6eute in elmer 9egsno SuoFrantreihs
gebrdudIih iit. grofeiTpr gouopuin
berieBt lie in bic iiingere Gteinseit
unh oeutet iie einfah ais cine etfpas
dbgednberte 5orm oes 6dtentreuses
ooer Der Stpoftita, unD Diefe Grtl6z
rung lit ohne 3peifeI nett nobrThein=
li6er, ou bos 6atentreu8 in ipdterer
oorgeI6ihtIi6er 3eit cine qrpBe 9erz
breitung als Symbol beieiien bat. 4us
Beroem lit nod eine brittle 9ermut6unq
9eduBert tporoen, nah Der iene rpben
Stulptursn aIs 9arItelunqen pprqez
ihittIt6er Siitten betra6tet nerDen
ioQen.
Die 8unt Der 0iebe uub
bic 0l lona 2iIu. Dem .Gri be
parts" sufoIge puroe oem Inter
ItoatsIetretdr Der id0nen Sanite,
5errn geraro, bon einem 9ertretsr
Der rgant Der 9iebe" aus Qonoon ous
Gnerbieten gemudt, negsn Der Dieberz
erIangung Der nSoconoe" nit ibm in
8erbanoIungen 3u treten. Die gant
Der 0iebs lit cine Organization, bic IS
Den beitoblenen gigentbimern mDqlih
mu6t, 9eeen cine entIprehenbe 9elobz
nung fpieoer in ben geIiB hires 8utes
81 gelangen. 9d bic 6ebler in Gno.
lano uno i'll 6olIonb niht al5 Som
pIi3en oes Diebe8 beftraft perben, uibt
es ippDbl in 2onopn oIs audi in Qlmz
iterbam Derarttge 9iebsbanten, Die re.
qelmdBig funttiDniren. Die 2pnopner
9ant behauptet, jebt in Der Sage ~
iein, Die nSoconoe" benz Barrier Qou=
pre ipteoer 3u erItatten. IS nurben
3par llnterbanolungen ein1eIeitet,
6err 8eroro ipQ Iie jeboh obne piel
3uoeritht fiibren. g}ah Der Grsahz
rung NIT benz enqIiIasn 8unItliebbas
ber, Der bor Sur5em bel Der enaltfden
gotihaft in paris cine angeblihe Soz
conoe" oepontrte, Die BON ben Sadperz
itGnbtgen oes 2oupre ais cine idIeate
Ropie BON Ia 9tnci's Meiiterfpert be-
3eihnet fpuroe, ideint iein MibtrautH
begriinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
grmder s4D,tgrek.
Na6e5r 1000 9elesaten 6aben ildj 81
bem Sbiu Erinters Gpit Gpn.
grek Bier eingcfnnoen.

In Die 1000 9ruder baben lid
aus alien Sbeilen oes Staates bict
eirgefnnoen, INN Dem beute 0ornlit
tag III Der Wfallifbaae beginnenoen
5rpeiten Sbio Grinters Golt Gongref
bei5nDobnen unb Ole init Dem Son.
greB Derbunoene g(usitellung por
Gruferprellen iino ionltigen IN bas
Gruferfot) einibldgigen Waibinen
81 belidtigen.
Sbldon Ger GongreB er1t am 6ell-
tigen Soge beginnt, 10 bradte bereits
Der geltrige 9ag ben 0elegaten itno
Den lie begleitenoen 9omen biel bes
llnterbnltenocn, benn oic 9lusiteaunu
ipnroe ihon am geitrigen gorlnittag
geoffnet unto bot fiir oen guf)oruder,
Dfe aud fiir ben Saien iebr piel bes
Snterelianten. Die bebeutenoIten sSir-
men aus aQen Sbeilen oes 2anoes
baben 9rllferpreiien, Sesmalhinen.
Settmaldinen, Stnn5en Ii. /. N. bier
bergeianot uno es lit MIR 81 beoau.
crn, Dab bieie 10 nmiangreidJe uno
10 lebrreif)e 9lusitellltng MIR Bis
Samltag in slugenihein geuonmen
neroen fam. Cine Der Sauptattraf-
tionen Ser slusltellung lit Die Crude.
RET, IN melder cine tdgli6e 3eitlng
eigens iiir oieien aongreB gebrudt
miro uno beren erite, geltern erld)iene-
ne, iebr biibih ousgeltattete Summer
ben rlngetbeilten Behalf aqer ge.
iltfer Der 9lusitellung fano.
Der eigentlife aongreB miro beutc
8ormittag Inn balb 3ebn ltbr eroffnet
lueroen unb fiir bieie groffnung lit
oas folgenbe arogramm 5uianlnell-
geitellt moroen:
@ebet = giihof 3. 81. @alben.
9egriiBungsanlprahc i'm Namen oer
Staot- giirgermeiiter Senrp &.
Sunt.
9eanttportl,ng bieier g(niprahe bur9
IIbert SfoQ BON Gbillicotbe, g.,
Den &i5e-Brdlioenten bes 0iItrifts
geo. 8.
geri6te Der greflltiobeatnten.
gerlfte Der 0iltrift-8BeprdiioenteIl
@rnennllng bon Gommittecn.
Sortrag, Ser 0rufer als 8eidlGfts.
MANN, Serr 8. s. Sartnan BON
Chicago, Braiioent oes Sen SSranf-
lin Clubs bon glmerifd.
Siernlit miro Die Gornittaqsiis-
ing 8um abihluB gelangen uno in
Der notwithstanding, Die nm 2
ltbr ibren slnfang nimntt, tperoen
cine Reibe bon @ortrGeen gebo[ten.
I'm iehs llbr miro Elm ganfett oui
Dem @aIfon ser MliifbaQe Die Gele-
gaten oereinen, norauf Damn I'M
balb aht llbr fpieoer eine 8eihdfts.
Ilsung Itattfinoet.
sir Die ansrpdrtigen 9amen lit elm
'ebr biibihe5 llnterbaItunaspro-
Jramm arrangtrt tporben, bas lie
inter Der 2eitltng zines bieiigelt
GumenfommIttees abioIoiren neroen.
oeute gormittag gebt es ouf cine
nSbopping So1tr" nm
l2 l1br Wittaas ipiro BEL Ser 9llms
I Goepfe 60. elm 2unheon eingenom-
nen rno am 9fahrnittag tperoen oie |
Samen Der 8oritellrng in aeitb's |
Columbia beirDohnen, ipdbreno tie am
4bcno on Dem 8anfett in Der Wuiif. |
)alle tbeilnebnlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
Cincinnati Sfat= =Stub.

SIN &lublotaI i'm oritten Stod bon
4st 5eibeLberg, 522 9ine StraBe,
flnbet beute, BON 8 llbr ab. Der erite
rege!mdbige Spielabsnb bes Sfqtz
Stubs itatt on tpel6em ieboh nur
U}ttqlteber tbetInsbmen t0nnen. Denz
3elrttter, tpel6e oem Stub bei3utreten
fpliniden, tonnen fih heute i'm alubz
lotal dnmeloen, ober fpdter tire Rdz
men BET Dem SetretGr 5errn .. e.
WurGhafnt einreihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

Ibenue beritedt Dor. gr bate bier
aiiten Gigorren cine Wenge "a.
iden1neiier, gleiitifte, Noti3biihar
nno Bofer-Gbips in Ieinem Bette,
iiber beren 9erflnft er jeoe g(usfunft
perlDeigerte. Die Sahen riibren slpei-
fellos aus einem 3iebitable ber. Ger
pielDeripredettoe Sssunge, Ser nidt
ipeniger ais 40 Nadi6liiiiel in ieinem
gelibe batte, ipuroe 3unadlt als per-
Gdhttq eingeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
Observation-Disclosures e}unae.

Sergeant Grim unb Die @ebeim.
poli5iiten 2ubn lro Oon borten ge-
itern Mbenb, Dab ein anabe on Der
Blum StraBe, nabe Der s. slpenue,
mebrere Giiten Gigarren 81 perfauie,
nerluht babe. Sic fanoen oen 10
Sabre alien Com. gbret, bon go.
425 RifJnlono StraBe, auf einem lee
rem 9auplos sipiinen Der Z. uuo s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
nWetter irenno."

Der 81 Sabre ulte Clarence Snet.
fen, bon gto. 712 DIT Hearl Strabe,
plrbe geitern al Der Bearl uno gut.
Ter StraBe n1brenb zines Streites
BON einenr Jreunoe Namens ssraHf
Ionabue in ben Itnfen Irm geitoi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

q. 8. g. 9.
lleberans aruRe 8ctbeilisnug ali
Der seIiri8cn 8eamtenmaBl.
Giernnbiedsis nenc Mitslieber tretea
Oem @erein 6ei.
NOrgen Nbeno iinbet Der SaGres-
# Aommers itatt.

Die neuen 8edmten.
Grlter Spreher, Sobn Gbpdab.
3iueiter Spreber, Wnl. Rrombad.
Griter 5urnpdrt, 6arrp Hebefer.
3iDeiter 3urntpart, Dstar gblen.
3eugpdrt, Geo. Rbein.
u prototoaz 5etretdr, grnit Gronez
Des.
aorrefp. Setretdr. guitap gle=
inens.-
1 5dabmeiiter, Soi. 5bta.
WoriiBer bes 0ersniisunss=aom=
inittees. lrant 0ain.
Direftoren: Sbomas Gmmsrt, 9lb.
y. 0ruber, Sacques 9slfferih, Sstar
Ghrober.
9ilsunssfonbs. .5ruitee, Mm. Bro
tate. ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

fen. 0onabue entfam uno Snetfen
tbeilte Der poli5ei nit, bob er feinc
anflage gegen oenielben erbeben
iperDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04
@ranoeisent6um II. 2sautem.
Sas SarriiOn rMeinorial Sptel" gc6t
ielner GOaenonng entgcgen.

Sas r6arriion Memoria1 SoteI",
III tpelhem beimatAloie 8naben uno
Sunglinge, tpelde tbren eigenen Deq
IN Der WeIt MAIDEN miiiien, Qlufnabme
flnoen tonnen, gebt raid ietner 8oQ=
enoung entgegen 9as 6otel, uelaes
bon ben grben oes DerItorbenen BAN
tiers 6. 3. 9arriion an Der DeIt Z.
IDenue, gegeniiber Der Smitb Strabe
errihtet 1plro, ion ettpu 200 Simmer
uno ale mooernen Gtnrihtunaen zines
9otels iopte uud cine ausgeoebnte
SlbIlotbet erbalten.
Die 5amilie btelt geitern eine geraz
thung ab, in Del9er eine 8ommiiiion
CUR 9lusfiibrung Der gldne erpdbIt
nuroe, an beren Spite sSruu emma
Sarriipn NeaOe Itebt. Der aommiiz
ilon seboren aufer ben ubrioen Mitz
glieoern Der Syariiilie nod Brubutritz
ter Wm. 8. 2iibers, galentin Dutten=
Letter, Nlaurice S. 5reibsrg. %. ..
Wbite, superintendent bes Union
Bethel, uno 5oparo Bacon pon Der
Gbriit Gburd an. 9ieie aomrntIfion,
pelter binnen aur3em oas Grgent6um
als v5ruitees" iibertragen peroen ioQ,
bat bereits 9erru 80. 6. Rptitran,
einen betannten Y1iluntbropen aus
aem Often, aIs Superintsnoenten err
pdblt.
Serr elmer 6eB bon ber6eBsprin4
DC 4rle SO. bat oas Wohnbaus be.
6errn .. s. Riharps Don Wpominq
fur ietne Sohter, 5rau Carl Worner,
getauft, 1pahreno 6srr Ri6arbs lei
nerieits bas Wobnhaus b.s Gontraf-
tors Gam. !5ornbroot, ebenfaus in
geleaen, fir $4,000 in ietnen
3eiig sebraht bat.
Sm itdotiI6en 9auamt tpurben ae=
tern Die foIsenben gauerIaubuib.
i1etne srpirit: Wpooparo 1beater
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

Qlter itist befonoers Dor ber
Sbrrbeit ntat. aQes befsr tpiHsR sx
nrusR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-04

sSm itGotiIben 8auamt purben oe=
tern Die foIsenbsn gauerIaubuib5
iHsins srDirtt: Mooeparo 9beater
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-12-11
METHODIST COLLEGES.
They Are Doing Splendid Work In
This State.

The report Of the Board Of Educa-
ton to the South Carolina Confer
ence at it's meeting in Anderson car
ried with it the recommendation OF
the employment OF a commissioner
OF education, who shall inaugurate a
three years campaign to raise $780,
900, one-half of which is to go to
Wofford College, one-fourth to Ian
der College and one fourth to Col
umbia College. The sums to be re-
ceived by these colleges are to be ap-
piled on their Indebtedness and also
for the erection of a dormitoiy at
Wofford and for the extention OF the
various college plants.
In promoting the appointment Oh
the commissioner OF education 70
raise this 100000 the board recon-
mended that amounts received for
any one OF the three institutions,
through agents or otherwise, within
the bounds OF our Conference be-
tween now and the Inauguration OF
this campaign, shall be deducted from
tie amount to be apportioned to that
institution" The colleges and schools
of the Conference have experienced
an unprecedented year Of success.
At Columbia College there are 23
teachers and tutors, with an enrol
ment og 2s7 students. Value OF tn:
plant s256,5O0; and Indebtedness OF
S9s,o00.
At Lander College there are 234
students. of which 159 are boarding
pupils. The value of he plant is
s147,3O0; endowment $4,000.
At Wofford College there are 3O5
students and 1S1 in the Fitting
School. This Is the largest enrol
ment in the history Of the two insti-
tutions. The property and resources
CT the College have been Increased by
$4,000. The endowment is $685.
coo.
There are 50 students at Carlisle
Fitting School, overcroWdlns the
dormitory. The property is valued al
s25,O00; endowment, $4,000.
At the Cokesbury Conference
School the enrolment was 40. The
rroperty IS estimated to be worth
$4,000; endowment, $1,000.
Thlrty-four charges in the Confer
ence failed to pay their Conference
educational assessments, and eighty
eight of the charges paid this assess
ment in full. The Kingstree dis
trict was the banner district, paying
so per cent. of its assessments.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-12-11
WHAT ONE KISS COST
IN ATTEMPTING TO KISS AN UN-
KISSED YOUTH.
Young Married Woman Breaks TWO
OF Her Ribs and an Arm In a TWen-
ty.fire Foot Fall.

4 fourteen year old boy, during an
intermission at barn dance held at
New Bridge near Hackensack, N. j.,
Tuesday night, became so interested
in Mrs. Winfield Ackerman that ne
felt called upon to tell her the story
Of his life.
In the recital he made the startling
admission that he had never been
kissed. Thereupon Mrs. Alderman
asked him if he would allow her the
signal honor of making the initial in
scription on his facial slate. The BOY
blushed and backed away.
Mrs. Ackerman rose and repeated
her request. The youngster blushed
more furiously than before and ran
toward the door.
"I'll kiss you for fun" cried Mrs.
Alderman, starting after him, while
the other dancers, who had switched
their attention from the entertain
ment to the incident, laughed and
SQOUleQ encouragement.
The boy, fear evident on his face,
ran upstairs and tried to hide him.
self behind one Of the supports. Mrs.
Alderman, pursuing, located him and
for a few minutes they lodged and
sped around the wooden column. The
boy finally sprang out into the open.
Mrs. Ackerman caught him but he
wriggled free and then dashed
around the room, with the young Wo-
man keeping up the chase.
When she caught MIN the second
time Mrs. Ackerman- held him tight
ly. He yelled and fought seeking to
squirm from her grasp. This he con-
tinued while she backed him against
a double door. She was bending over
him when the door gave way and the
boy and Mrs. Ackerman both fell
through to the ground, twenty-five
feet below.
The fall had come so Unexpectedly
to the young woman that she could
make no effort to save herself. She
suffered a broken arm, two broken
ribs and numerous painful bruises.
The boy escaped injury.
DR.. C. F. Adams was called to at
tend Mrs. Alderman. He found that
her injuries were 80 severe that he
hurried her to the Hackensack Hos
pital.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-12-11
Eleren We're Killed.

Eleven dead and five injured. one
probably fatally, was the toll of the
rear end collision b,,weel two pas
senger trains in which the rear coac2
OF the Cleveland, Akron and Colun1-
bus train was telescoped. al official
statement says first train stopped be-
cause Of a defective air attachment,
and fagman did not have tire 20 80
far enough to warn the ether train.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-12-11
PLOT TO KILL TWO COPS.
Chinese Gamblers Lured Policemen
to Intended Death.

10 1utSuOCO OSatA'
At San Francisco the other night
Chinese gamblers lured two police
officers to Imprisonment in gas filed
chambers, leaving them to be as
phyxiated. Each Of the men escaped
death, however, because they carried
small axes and chopped holes thro'
the walls Of their traps. Corporal
Goff, the first victim, was walking
along when Chinese brushed by him
and whispered Flight In Siberia
Club. Without waiting to call
his squad, Coff rushed to che
club. He thrust aside the doorkeep-
er. AS the door swung back he heard
the bolt CLICK and simultaneously the
gas lights went out. Trying the 9TH
or door he found himself imprisoned
in a narrow hallway seven feet long
and found that gas was rushing from
jets which he could not reach. Az
ter Is minutes work with his axe he
cut through the walls and was res
cued. Officer Bailey was trapped sim
ilarly in another club at almost the
same time.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-12-11
BESIDE WIFE'S GRAVE
AL CLARK TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
IN THE CEMETERY.
Right Hand Still Grasping Pistol,
Bullet from Which Passed Through
Neck Caused Instant Death.

A. J. Clark, one Of Lancaster s
most prominent and influential cit!-
zens, who recently resigned the posi-
ton Of manager OF the Lancaster
News, committed suicide early
Thursday morning. between and I
o'clock, in the Presbyterian Gene
terry, at Lancaster, using as an in
strument of death, 30 calibre pistol,
with which he shot himself through
the neck, the ball entering from the
left side and lodging IN the base Of
the brain.
From the nature Of the wound in
fiicted, the physicians, who examined
the body, say that death must ne
cessarily have been instantaneous. No
probable motive is yet assigned for
Mr.. Clark's rash act, which has caus-
ed universal sorrow and regret in
this community, where the deceased
has lived and worked the best Of his
life
The body was found at 2 o'clock
Thursday by parties walking through
the cemetery, under large oak tree,
near the grave Of his wife, who died
some eighteen years ago. The discov-
cry was at once reported to the
members of the family and the
searching party, which, on account OF
his continued absence from home
since dawn Thursday morning, had
been looking everywhere for him.
His body was found in a reclining
posture. He was partially dressed,
and held in his right hand the pistol
with which he put an end to his life.
Mr.. Clark was a native Of North
Carolina, from which place he came
to Lancaster years ago to engage in
the newspaper business. For seven
teen years he was editor and man
which paper was finally taken over,
with the Ledger and Review, to join
the Lancaster Publishing Company.
He was elected manager OF this COM
pany, which position he held contln-
uously ever since until about two
weeks ago, when, on account OF fail
ing health and close confinement in
his Office, he was compelled reluctant
ly to resign.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-12-11
BRIDE SENTENCED TO PRISON.
Killed Woman Who Called Hel
Ugly" at Wedding Supper.

At Logansport, Ind. Mrs. Joseph
Lang, the bride Of one day who shot
and killed Mrs. Mary Copple, Friday
was sentenced to serve from two to
fourteen years in the women's prls-
on at Indianapolis and pay a fine Of
s25. The woman pleaded guilty in
Court Thursday. Mrs. Lang said the
Copple woman declared her ugly
and that Lang could have done better
ir choosing a wife. The copple wo-
man was a guest at the wedding sup
per. Mrs. Ing said she wished her
act to stand out as warning to all
women who gossip. She did not seem
to regret her act.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-12-11
Two Prisoners Burned.

At Crowley, La, William Collier,
Los Angeles, and an unknown COM
panion were burned to death in the
local Jail Wednesday, after they had
started the flames in the hope Of
making their escape, Colin Lebu, al
so q prisoner, was seriously burned.
Collier and the unknown prisoner
we're held on a minor charge.