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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07

The minority in Congress is
making a lot of speeches but the
effort to stop Democratic legls
lation is useless. The leaders
have their plans will thought
out and with the precision Of
trained soldiers the work of car
rying out the promises of the
party platform is going on.
Whatever the result of this tariff
legislation the party in control
has the backing of the country
and if it should prove detri
mental to the interests of the
masses, the same power which
brought about the change will
have an opportunity Of endors-
ing or rejecting in the Congress
gressional elections next year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07
LET TIE OFFICE SEEK THE MAN.

In our last issue we suggested
the name Of ex Governor John
&c. Shepperd for the position OF
associate justice to fill the un.
expired term of Judge G. A.
Woods, who is soon to go upon
the federal circuit bench, since
then there have been a number
of other eminent gentlemen sug
! gested, all of whom might adorn
! the place, but without intending
to disparage the fitness OF
any of these gentlemen, we
still believe it would be the
part of wisdom and justice
to invite Governor John C.
Shepperd to accept this high
and honorable position. Know
ing him as we do, he will not
consent to enter a scramble for
a place of such dignity, had he
done so IN the past, and resorted
to the political game to have
himself elevated, we have no
doubt he would have long
ago received the qualification of
his ambition. but. rather than
drag down the high calling of a
position upon the States high
est legal tribunal, by political
manipulation and trading, he
continued to remain a private
citizen and perform such duties as
devolves upon man who loves
his State. and made sacrifices
for her at a time that men of
coS.age, and intelligence we're
needed-without leaders of his
calibre. the redemption of South
Carolina would not have been
made at the time at so little cost
of blood and property.
The younger generation can
not appreciate the trials and
difficulties of that time, they
cannot the sacrifice of men who
stood by the side of Wade Hamp-
ton when the dark clouds were
lowering over the State like a
pail and with an antagonistic
federal government. encourag
ing those whose interest was
solely to humiliate and pilfer a
people lately returned from bat
tie fields to find all of their pos
sessions gone. a people cast
down and dcmoralized, nothing
left but manhood and woman.
hood. A Moses was needed
then, and he was found in the
person of Hampton, who select
ed as his aides Butler, Gary,
Kershaw, Connor, Noise. Shep
perd, Orr and others, together
with lieutenants in every county,
men whose nerve was steeled to
redeem the State, and drive the
vandals away let the cost be
what it would. If a like condition,
had arisen within the memory
of the young men of this time
that Was upon Us then. there
would be a demand insistent for
the leadership of a Shepperd.
Then why not let US recognize
him now when there is needed
upon the bench profound law
yer, cultured and digniied, a
man whose judgment was need.
ed and tested IN the trying past?
AS we said last week, the Sc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07
SUM TER, S. G.
ready for such a legislative en-.

actment.
The criticism of Governor
Blease for vetoing the McCrav-
ey bill, althoughit admits it was
worthless. is not warranted, be
cause the Governor in his veto
message called attention to his
speeches on the stump against a
compulsory education law, and
our recollection rs that he also
told the legislature in his inaug.
ural address he would veto any
such legislation because he had
promised the people he would
do so; they heard his speeches,
and were fully aware of his atti
tude, Notwithstanding this, they
elected him over an opposition
that was thought to be invincible.
Under these circumstances how
could Governor Blease do other
wise than veto the compulsory
bill, matters not how mild it was.
Had he signed it, the very forces
which criticise him, would take
the reverse position and make
claim that he was not true to his
pledges on the hustings, there
fore, we say if this is to be the
issue next summer, and accord
ing to Mr.. Clinkscales he pro.
poses to make it a part Of his
platform, then let the issue be
clear cut, and all abide the result.
We remember when William
Jennings Bryan. last visited Co.
lumbia and address. d the gener
al assembly, one of the things
he stressed was ''to do the will of
the people and that when q pub
lie servant could not DO what the
people say then it is his honor
able duty to step down and out,
to do otherwise, he is holding
his place by false pretences."
This sentiment was heartily ap
plauded by no less a person than
the editor of The State who seems
to have taken pleasure in repro
ducing the adverse criticism Of
the present State administration.
Blease on tine stump opposed
compulsory education, the peo-
pie endorsed him, the legislature
passed hybrid sort Of d bill. it
was vetoed, the veto was sus
tanned, if this was not carrying
out the expressed wish of the
people, then we must admit we
do not understand the people
when they give an expression
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07

Jack Johnson the notorious
negro prize fighter is facing trial
in Chicago for the violation Of
the Mann Act and MS lawyers
are objecting to jurors who are
opposed to intermarriage be-
tween the races. Johnson should
be given a fair trial, and the
place Tor him t. get justice is in
South Carolina. If he could be
brought into this State we have
no doubt, if it is proven he
transported white women for
immoral purposes, a.jury would
be found which would give him
full justice.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07
BE Was 50 PLEDGED.

The State reproduces from
Golfers Weekly a criticism OF
South Carolina and Governor
Blease for refusing to enact the
McCravey compulsory education
law. The writer is not opposed
to a sane compulsory education
law, and as a step toward getting
a beginning along this line he
voted for the McCravey bill
when it was on it's passage in the
senate, but after further consid-
GRAFTON he saw the futility of
such a bill as was passed. There
was nothing to it, absolutely no
way to enforce it provisions, and
he saw too, that it would lead up
to contentious and strife in local
communities, so much so, he
doubted the propriety of enact
ing a law so Ineffective in it's
make up, and when the Cover
nor vetoed it he came to the con-
clusion that it was for the best.
There is need for a compulsory
education law in this State, mat
ters how much the opposition to
it undertake to appeal to preiu-
dice to defeat the sentiment in
it's favor, the fact remains there
is need for such legislation, but
when it is undertaken the State
should be in a position to furnish
the necessary equipment for the
schools, it should be able to pro-
vide free books. as we'll as free
tuition before it forces parents
to send their children to the pub
lie schools. The argument that
compulsory attendance is taking
away rights of parents is not
without some force when the ex.
pense is taken into considera-
tion, some parents are not able
to provide their children with
the necessary books and equip
ment to send them to school,
therefore if the State is to de-
mand attendance it should also
provide the means.
So far as the criticism of Col
lier's is concerned, that weekly
is prone to criticise everything
done by the present administra
tion, in our opinion, it. bases it's
criticisms upon the editorials it
reads in our Columbia contempo-
rary, which of course is unfrlend-
". and is not always unbiased.
The people Of South Carolina
know whether or not they want
a compulsory education a "
passed by the general assembly.
and next year they will have an
opportunity to pass upon the
question, as at least one Of the
candidates for Governor, Prof.
J. G. Clinkscales, has announc-
ed that he will make the race
upon that issue, then and not
until then can it be ascertained
whether or not this State is
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07
500 Reward, S100.

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07
.Japan has sent a formal OF

Japan has sent a formal pro
test against the legislation Of Cal
ifornia, which no doubt will bring
on diplomatic negotiations be
tseen the two Countries, and
~ finally result in leaving the
Question t, the Hlgue trl bunal
fot settlement uuleSS our own
COURTS decide the action of Cali
fornia is a violation Of treaty
rights.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07

for the reform he is advocating,
and Notwithstanding he has been
promoted higher, he still feels
interested in the welfare Of his
State, and dares to assume
the responsibility of going back
to his people to make known his
views.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07
A REGULAR STEAM ROLLER.
The House has the tariff dis

The House has the tariff dis
cussion under the full control of
Leader Underwood. and each
schedule is going through with.
out any hitch, all the Republi-
cans can do is to take their med
icine just as the Democrats has
had to do for 10 these many
years. The bill will soon reach
the Senate, and there it is ex-
pected that the running will not
be 50 smooth, because there are
some of the Democratic Senators
who have interests which will
cause them to ask for modifca.
tions, and this may result in
making some changes. Just what
it means by the Democrats ab-
senting themselves from the SEN
ate executive sessions while
President Wilson's appointments
are pending we do not under
stand; it may be that there is
something going on up the creek
which may have its effect upon
the tariff bill when it reaches
that body. There is no doubt
that some of the Democratic SEN
ators are not at all enthusiastic
over the prospect Of having the
products of their States put on
the free list, or bavlng the tariff
upon them reduced so they may
come within the reach of foreign
rom petition, and if there is any
way for them 10 honorably pre-
vent it, and save these products
from being interfered with, they
would like to do so. notwithstand-
ing the party platform is pledged
TO reduce t,riff. The wool growers
OF the Westand the sugar growers
and cotton manufacturers and
citrus growers are Insisten upon
urging Congress to 90 slow about
curtallius ST.. ;.;'.s;r,+S. s2GIo
of them clam ;.';:t u =: 80.
in compel :@,. vii. to:@EXn coz
tries will 3. ~,.5n.;GS. 5as s&@
leaders rI;3;.s..nt.." lie .!eH2
of the Pre- j: ..''.. u sc 2}..'>'.-e=
of the pa..y, 81 4~i, nave given
l. l,~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-05-07

Ol L0e pd.oJ, 81 Lei, lave give"
very little heed to those who put
up alarming pleas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24

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tier, ertennen barf Did &einer. urb
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ftebe am Seniter. gpig Der Define.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24

ite Der ebelia @ertnefteten 10 1siti
einitsllte.
Die Sreihit roa .soer &iidii6t gez
%iiattete einen beluemen an5ug, te.
ionoers I'M rsa 6ols berum, feTcn
betrdGtliGe Nadenlrulit BEN i'm Miny
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tart borbanben, aber auf gan3 ans
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be, Dab @rdiers grIteinen au Der
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fiibreH mubte.
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2eutndnt!!" mirnslts Der Maipr ppr
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fernans eenabert bate, bic es asbce
ten erideinen IieB. nInmebr 3llr @tbs
ltiftling ner Melbung G&treguna III
bic @bteillng, oosr riHtigsr StiGs
iidnb in Die 8eprsung tommen gil
iaTen.
eg9erbt sen Ssrrn tpedsn!!" MIR
nun Mloipr @rdIer gersist OidQonal
b9m 2FlalierpFabe db unO Ihritt 6et
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sSiebt mid grob an uno ldldftl
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tsihItunist Die ipenigsn Shritte bis
CUR abteiluns 5uriid
Settnant Moan ndbm 5ront gegsn
Den Wlojor uno legte FORFEIT bic redte
3ano an bic Msiibs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24

aber allmGblid fDnnten ole reueren
8eitimmlngen aud gu Sbnen bur9s
gebrungen fein.1 Welhmanns Ges
fi9t purbe INNER perItGnonislofer.
Die llnteroffiaiere idielten sefIiHents
lid nah ben beioen Dffi3ieren bin.
sd bin Sbnen ia febr bantbar
fir bic MusSei6nung. Die Sbre Msls
onns in fib trdst, aber ih muB bed
bitten, e- T bitten, ii9
ni9t Notwithstanding Gisenmddtig1
teiten gu erlauben. sic fdeinen fib
Sbrer @~erfebluns gar ni1t re9t be-
pubt 81 fem. Werbe Sbrem Germ
Rommanbeur babon Mitteiluns mas
den, bab bier nod mad IGnglt perz
alteten 8eittmmungen sebanbelt miro.
5dtten Sic seitern Mbenb bic neuert
Oienitboridriften ituoiert, ftatt in
3ipil bur9 bic paulitrabs gu
f9liipfen, Damn brau9te i'd Sbnen
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lnngen nur ben Stabsoffisieren que
iteben, iofern lie birefte @orsefebte
Der Sruppe finb. Ni6t pabr, terra
incognita, lieber Mellmann9 Sd
bante Sbnen, !9err Q%eutnant!!"
CD, bic Sharte tpdre tpieoer ars>
sepebt. etpas tpenisitens. Nun aber
ins Bureau, ba mar benz 8ataillonss
i9reiber unb benz @biutanten nod
Der &opf gu maiden fir bic beillofe
Die bas gauge Renommee
als Reglementstenner par excellence
aufs Spiel fte1te.
rSa, ia, es BAIT. bod etpas fir
it4, 10 5u ungen05nlider 3eit nal
in bic aaferne Su fommen.
9as fDnnte man ia otter tun!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24

Sam bena nitt erplib elmer, Den
ser cine IsioaHJ Saaeiianoea 5ats
liz 8isGsi9t Ser Gompanotlr
n2m 8. GataiGon, Mldior Grdfcr, &r
gan5 Geloa0sren @ert auf Die Ginbals
trng bon GormalstSten leste. 9ds
fSIfnte ia en- Fenb perSen, irein
nun Die MeIlaaa unterlaiisn unb bus
lin ein @eritub Jsgsn bic permeintlis
II @orlGriIten er5lidt fuerbsn Mir
Sam er fsnn ni4t enhlih. I'M ME
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ns9aen, an otiIen aommarssur liGl
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sgingiiI. Das mubte Elm gang BE-
.i9aecr8 einiidtissr Waseniigrer ieins
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hrs 3. gatailpns, mar Elm nnteriebter
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er Der erIten elmer. Der f~rii6morgens
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te am Morgen itets auf sinen pers
feblten @6enb Sur;id; bsnn es feblte
tim INNER an Der paiienoen 9efellz
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Il hon niHt ppn 6--12 llbr nit Der
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24

@naeleaenbeit. sic tennen Grdu@
lem Meber?" .@nerbings!4 sSaben
sic oiefes Billet seffrieben2"
Trib erfannte ole SdnSidrift uno
&arte feines 2eutndnts.
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nift!" ,Sie baben meme graut
uno mid faipsr bsleibigt. 9err 2euts
nant.1 6rib ipurbe BRETT. r0Rube.
0erebrtefter, mein 8urfde 1T brauBen
- ,Serr, mir miifen uns f6laeen!"
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babe bod oltere qnfprii9e Beg vDas
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pflidtet fid. innerbalb 6 Wohen uns
altfdlltg aus Der Welt gu tcbetDen.
@inperftanben9" r@inberitanben.
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erft.4 Sris sog bas Cos nit Dem
areua. r4Ifo in feds Woden bin
id tot vDas SGidfal mill es Il.
!9ier meine !Sanb, 9err 2eutnant,
bic 9anb sur @%erf6bnuns.1 Ser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24

rurlaub, gefu6:, a~rant6eit"
ni6ts perGnbert dnIdeinenb. .Mels
ounssn", ~ i'm allsemeinen, b i'm
~beIpnberen .Welbungen iibenber
Qbteilunasn" ab, bas mar dttueIf!
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itdno es IApurs duf fpeiB.
gis oatp itanb iebem Gtabsoffis
sisr, Der fi6 elmer iibsnben Sruppe
rabsrte, cine MelbuRs iibsr ben 9os
feinsspef al. jebt eber nlr, iDfern
It cirefter @orseIebter Der betreffens
ben Mbteilung mar; renr nidt. bats
te ole Srpppe unbsiimmert in ihrsr
GeIhdftiqung fn~rtplfabren unb nur
Der IeiteHbe SffiSier ben SutOmmlis
den @rub ob5ugeben. @os mar
perniinftia uno itDrte bic Grersitien
nid,t fo~rtlpGbreno.
sSamps! Somosl @a fcnnte man
ia Geute Morgen gleid bepeifen, bab
man MISUNDERSTANDING befGBe. Da
bds Bud sben srft an Die &pms
poanien psrousgabt mar, tpiirhe in
fsinem Snbalt tanm ihon iemanb
sinaebrunqen iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24

Mebr als feds Mpfen tparen pers
flpTen, Curt mar bereits eliidli6er
gkmann, ba erfdeint zines Sases
elm feinsetleioeter5err in ieiner Mobs
nuns. vSie fennen mid pobl, !Serr
2eutnant?1 nSabe oas @ersniieen
nod ni6t gebabt.4 Isle fennen mid
niGt2 9as bebaupten sic mir sesens
iiber9" ,@bsr ib bite sic, tper iinb
Sie2 @as pollen sic bon mir94
uSerr 2eutnant, beiinnen sic iih.
oenten sic an sSbr gesebenes Wort.
an unfern gatt! Sd muB mid ipuns
bern, sic nod fuphl unb munter 5u
feben." rSerr, finb sic berriidt ober
bin id esq" pNah Gage Der Sade
CLAUDE i9, Sic! 8ennen sic
Srdulein Meber?" r9llerbings, 1T
iebt meme Srau." mas, Sbre Srau2
Sd babe tie ia Dor snei Woden
gebeiratet!" rSa, nun CLAUDE i9
bod, bab elmer BON uns 8eiben bers
ridt it," .Saben sic oiefe &arte
sef6rieben?" r91flerbinss, aber pie
fommen sic in 9efiB berielben2b
Isle fragen pie2 Hun sic 1elbf
bdben bieIes 8iaett meiner 8raut al,
ibrem @erlobunsstase seianbt!1
rSdg"
Sebt brift 2eutndnt Curt in elm
Baden aus. ,Mein Serr, es Iieat
unbebingt cine 8erpe6lelung bpr.
DER Sienitmann. benz i9 oiefes Billet
iibergdb, BAT es an cine falf9e Qbrefs
fe abgegeben. 4noers fam ia mir
Die Gituation ni6t ertldren.1 .@ber
trobbem begreife i1 sic ni9t, sic
baden felbit augeitanben, DAB sic
meine iebige syrau Iieben, sic bdben
fid perpfli9tet, SAB sic innerbdlb
feds Wofsn mad unierem gaft BON
Der Welt perfdJpinoen. sic baben
ii9 alio nur reinen Sdera nit mir
erlaubt!!"
,gaein, SEER aEeFpr," fommt es
iebt ourd bic Cir, Der Sbnen bieie
Grfldrung CAB, mar id, Der 8urf9e
nes !Serrn 2eutndnts, als 2eutnani
bon 8laTepib.
Grrt erSdblte feirer iuneen Srau
er otrfte es ia jtbt lpas dllss
ourd iene aomDhis entItonben mar
s2iebe @nmD, i@ puBte ia teinen
Mustpeg alS oiefen" Limb bds Bette
III, baB bic Sorts nibt in meine
6anbe serigt" dn!mortete Iein 8ei6s
d1en belilti9t, yOsnn ionit bate ih
nleinen Batter nift befpoaer, Did
oufSuIu6en a6er id gIaubte, beraeis
y mir, Du b1ttsIt mid Deinem
Better dbgettten nab tpdreit mir ur-
lrai geporoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-10-24
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.Serri Sat Sic htr 5dnee geblsnz
oet?! aetnsn sic Sic Gfa6soffi5iere
bes Regiments nur, tpenn ie pbne
Wdntsl srfdeinsna aennsn Die Serrsn
bes 2. @atailloEs nid)t bic 9~ieniipprs
f6riften2@ @rdiers Gtinme teipeste
fi9 In Den oberen 2agsn. r@plen
sic bic Site BADEN. ole abteilung
ftillitehen gu laTen unb mir pors
Notwithstanding gu melDen, Serrrrr
2%euinant!!1
.!Ssrr Maipr, i3 bebanre, aber
iparf aoam, bic 9ano an Der Miibe,
ernit unb beitimmt elm.
,Sie be ~ paI ern! Sieb elmer
AM" pirbelte Mdior @rGfer ii6 eins
nal auf benz linten 4bfab berum,
baB Die Sppren tIirrten. Serrrrr
2eutnant! Sd tperbe species facti
iiber sic einreiden! @eritoB seger
Ole 8prfdrifter, 9sborfamsperpeiges
rung, adtunssperleBuns, gebarren