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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-19
Childrens' Department.

From time to time we adding to assortment Of
Good things for the little folks Here mothers will find
great variety of all kinds of useful articles such as Rom
pers Waists, Blouses. Stockings, Hats Pants Drawers
Dresses Aprons etc. for less than they can make them
AS you know prices are from to 20 cents
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-19

Cabelle Face Powder. package. ...........- lOc.
Oriental Face Powder, package. .,......=.. loc.
Cabelle Florida Water Bottle loc
Cabelle Tooth Paste, Tube ............ loc.
Cabelle Cold Cream, jar ................. Ioc
Ponds Extract Cream Small jar. loc.
Bay Rum. 25c. Size, Bottle. ............. l3c
Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic, 25c. Size. 1oc.
Castles in the Air Extract, Special. ........ 2oc.
Porspyro,: for tired sweating feet, Bottle. 2oc.
Tetlows Complexion Powder, Box &C.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-19

Drass Weiohts each IL
PearI Rntfons beautifu STYLES cara & 10
Dress Shields ................10 10 Is 25
Basting Thread, spoos for ......... %
1Oc Ric Rae Stickerie and Finishing Braid. special
price -. ~................ ...'.''. - W
sc Value Envelopes, big bargain 2l2
15c ss Pound Paper 6 g ...................s 10
soc Part Silk Stockings pair .........-...... 70
windsor Ties. all the 90 Is & 25
Mems Neckvear full line ............ 10 to 25
Mems Hosiery special values ........... 10 to 25
o5c Tooth Rrnshes for 10
X and 95c Nail Brushes for.......... -. 10 & IS
adies Lace Collars all STYLES ...,..... 10 to 25
Boys Bouses and Shirts ................ %
Rabv Stork Pants . 49,. ............. 25.
Millinery Flowers all kinds, bunch 10
Mating. splendid value, yard ............ Is & rs
Mating Rings going at ................ 10 & 25
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-19
Our Notion Department

Is brimful of the seasons newest and best-some of
the novelties gathered by our buyers while north,
are being shown by us for the first time in Manning.
Your opportunity is here.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-19

Fruit Jars, Caps, Rings, and Spices.
complete line of everything needed for preserving
picking etc. from the purest Apple Vinegar down to any
thing in Spices Jars Jelly Glasses and Utensils OF all
kinds
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, &c. Each.
These Handkerchiefs are job lot buyer picked up
at the Cafin Receyershp Sale in New York City, Such
values would ordinarily cost at wholesale more than the
price we ask Come quick.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-24
Unfortunately"


nor sauVely, every horse and wagon
is taken over by the German, govern
ment." And then he pOndered deeply.
He was seriously troubled about
Miss Brown. He had gathered, from
words she had casually let drop, that
she was related to somebody attached
to the American legation at Vienna.
1t would never do to create an inter
national difficulty with the United
States.
''P1 tell you what l can do" he
said to her. my little daughter has
a donkey cart. The donkey is old
and l was going to have him killed.
Do you think you can drive him
across the frontier? Then you'll be
out of my jurisdiction and viii have
to throw yourself upon the mercies
of the French"
Never mind the mercy" an
swered Miss Brown. where's the
donkey caTt?"
Half an hour later Miss Amanda
Brown, having grudgingly tipped her
hotel porter, was to be seen seated in
the donkey cart, with an enormous
old-fashioned portmanteau, vending
her way toward the frontier. The
crowd accompanied her to the edge
of the town, jeering, but keeping out
of reach of the whip she piled alter
nately upon the slow old donkey and
upon the shoulders of those who ven
tured too near. And so Miss Brown
disappeared into the twilight.
The military governor had given
all the time he could spare to Miss
Brown. He gave her no further
thought. When an outpost telegraph
ed a while later, announcing the ar
rival of mad, middle-aged American
woman, driving a slow old donkey,
ten miles beyond the town, and in
quired what was to be done with her,
he consigned her geographically to
an unnamable place and dismissed
her from his mind forever.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-24


crest of the hill.
And then, slowly creeping between
the hostile lines, but taking
diagonal course toward the French,
came Miss Brown in her donkey cart.
Through his glasses the German
officer in charge could see that herr
bonnet was set forward upon her
head, and she was holding the ports
manteau with one hand and the reinsE
with the other.
AS the officer in command describ-
ed the event to his own government
at Berlin:
ct was enough to take ones breath
away. It was the accursed American
woman about whom 1 telegraphed
your excenency yesterday. She was
driving the donkey of the daughter
of General Pf1ff at a pace Of two miles
an hour, and l instructed my men to
cease firing for fear Of hitting her,
since she is a cousin of one Of the
American attaches at Vienna.
The French held their charge, too,
though their cavalry, in reserve be-
Hllu Tic ILL., llICuuCu " pC44O41u a
maneuver inithe nature Of a surprise.
So, between the two hostile lines Miss
Amanda Brown drove the donkey of
General Pff's daughter
But the truer account Of the affair
was given by the enterprising CORE
spondent of lie Figaro, who, serving
as a trooper in the Tenth cavalry,
participated in the skirmish.
when the American woman had
at last crossed the danger zone" he
wrote, 'the Germans resumed their
fire. The order being given, we sad
died hastily and mounted, and so
reached the crest Of the hill.
"'Chargep roared the colonel,
stnding up in his stirrups and waving
his sword.
with a wild answering yell our
brave fellows dug spurs into their
horses and gaIloped straight for the
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

GS NOR cine inp0lu1te ltnD erarfl-
fenOe 9eierlidfeit, Der oas geiammte
Deutidtum @aibington's am Mon-
tao N6en0, ben II. Oftober, in Der
Sdnqer6uaoboae b%eimobnte. 8riioer-
lih maren lie eri4ienen, INN ben oellt-
Iben @eiit ouf5ufrii6en. @enn &C.
m6bnlid Oieie 7Seier einen mebr frob+
lidlen Mnitreih bate, 10 Ourd5og tie
Oieies Mal Elm erniter Saudi. 3abl=
reid, ia in groBen Wiaiielt marei Ole
0cutiten eridienen uno ieoer &allm
mar beicBt; nidt MN Die patriotildc
WfdnnerDeIt mar anmeieno, ion0erll
aud 0as meibli1e Clement mar ltarf
pertreten. Gle @GIte habmen an pier
(anqcn 6ii@en YlaB, ailf ocnen EN-
e~inlu0enOer @iiien sic @dite crparte-
te, pom &eltarrateur gticolalts 5ubc-
reitet. PM Der 8iibne bate bas Or
d6eiter Ocs Serrn 8aut S6mar5, nas
sic Teier NIT elmer Geuertilre croft
nete, plaBgenommen. @inen berrli-
den Ginorlld allf Oie anmeienoen
madbtcn Oie ein3elnen @creinsfabnen,
ole cntlang Den @GnOeu un0 allf Der
giibne altfgeiteat Daren. Er05iic
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
v0entidlanO, 9cnti6lanb ii6er aacs"

ipciie nidt gelun9en nnO altd iebt Oic
@efabr fir Elm @elingen 0eslelbell
nnriiber iei.
SEER 9rlmden ipra6 ipdter iiber
Ous Gmporbliiben ltno @rltarfen oes
9elttIheu @eides uno bob berpor,
0nB Oas @fIidtgefiibl rnO Ser @ered-
tigfeitSiim 8eutihlanOs in bobem
MtaBitabe 5it Ser St1rfe 9eilti6lanos
beitrage.
Ginen gemaltigen Ginorud binter-
lieR Sic engIiide 6eltreoe OeS Serrrl
@rlnnden nno 0ur6 rei6en 8eifall
oanfteli Die 3uborer fir feline geoie-
genen @orte.
Nlsoam trugen Ser SGngerblnb
uno ser Nrion Die beioen Stiide
nSGngergebet" mlO n@ruB al Die
@eimat" liiter Ser por5iigli6en Set
tung oes @errn 3rof. 81. @umpredi
nit fiinltlerii6em &erltGnonis Dor.
sNbt6. 9. @olf, ser trob ieineS for
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
2anSsmannidaftIide nnO llHteritik.
nuns &ereime.


mugs &ereine.
@ereim 8aOem, alois 9ieinbart Sc
fretGr, 53f 2te StraBe @. g., per
iamnieIt IiA ieoen 2. Mittmod i'm
Monut IN 936 &a. 9LDe., g. IS.
Columbia 8raurr . Granfen.fln-
tcritiitnnashrrcin. Sran8 &om, Ge-
fretGr, 1884 22te Str, g. SO. Ser.
ianmIung on 3. 0ienstag /. 81. in
go. 936 $50. 9lpe., g. SO.
ScHenSarmitGOter unterititnngs.
&erein. emil Spabn, 8rGii0ent,
Sobn Meininger, Sefret6r, $50. 81,
81 StraBe, N.-8. @eriammlung am
3. @}ittnoh i. SO. in 922 8a. 9lOe.
eritiiknngsDerein 6rib
Seb, SefretGr, Gare $40. 1920 Conn.
2lnemle. @eriammelt ii6 jeOen erIten
0ienStaa /. 90. in go. 922 SD gloe
GAmGbiider &rnnfen : untcritiit.
snngsucrciu, OiihoaI 0ies. GefretGr.
629 $ Str, g. 8. &eriammlluie an
f. 0ienstaq /. 90. III go. 705 Sic
Gcnte Str. N.=@.
Gcutid : Nmcrifaniider Inter.
ItiiBmngs &erein. 9tic. @iegan0,
SefretGr, SO. S24 Ste Str, S.-8.
Selep6on W}ain 2999nl. &erialnml.
am Q. 0ienstaq /. 90. in 705 Sic
bettc Ctr. q. SO.
ScutIher Neutrality-suspicious..
0iitrift go. 40. SefretGr @rn. &an.
~tentariL 1916 W2orion StraBe. sc.
9. 8eriamuuelt iiA ieoen A. Miti.
poA /. 90. in 936 asa glDe.. 90. SO.
9cntidcr llnteritiitmngsbmno, 9i-
thrift 100. W5idael 9ieb, SefretGr,
G29 $ Str. u. 6. Geri. am 4.
9ienstog i. %. in g}o. 936 ga. 9lue.
q. SO.
0entidcr llnterititnngsbunO. Di-
ltrift 30. 40. Sefret1r So9n 0iei-
ringer. So. 81 &-5traBe, 9t,-8.
Geriaumelt lid am 1. Wiittuoh ie.
Sen M.ts. in 936 9a. @pe., Nt.s@ SO.
@Of6iugtun Sid 0ielief, Setretdr
6. @H6ot GberrD0ale &uraf Sta.
.. 6. @eri. am /. un0 3. Wontae
/. so, iii Der qlriou Sole.
Srrtide Brand, SO5ialiitiideI
&nrtci. gsen5el gtifl, Sefretdr 1886
0ntario Goao. &eri. am 2. mo A
Montag i. 90. in go. 81 G-Str..
q. =@.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
0emtiOer Sag.

erl6ienen mar, unter 8rof. s. g..
Gbriitianis 2eitrng 5Dei 9ieoer. Bang
an0alcrn0er &pplalls plrOe ibnen
5uteil. SEER &idaro 8anfmann re-
5~itierte ourauf Oas @eOiAt oDie Oclt=
I6e Spra6e@, BON 6elir 0abn. 9on=
nernoen Appluis gab es fiir ielne
muiterbafte 2eiItung. @err @uitao
S6iaing trat MN NIT elmer BON ibnl
Iel6lt perfaBten 8i6tltng Dor. IS
mar Oies Elm Spmppiium gernlanii6=
er greignilie. SponnenO lalidte Die
;3uborerI6aft Dem &ortrog 0es Sid
tiers. @err Geo. Spier %erndbnte in
bcqeilterten @orten, tpie feinc anoere
Station Elm Set in Ser @egenmurt III
10 freuOiger Stimmang feiern foni-
te, mic sic 9eutti6en. 3eoner erin-
nerte Die NnpeieifDen an Die @iliht,
lid aln 8eilteuern fiir ben @ilfsfDn0
3lt beteiligen, Inn Die Scot in Der al
ten @eimat 81 linoern. @r idiloerte
ben @inorud ben er gepaluL ais ibnl
Elm @ai6ingtoner 9eltI6er eine 60
be nom 5000 0oaar fiir oen oertti6ell
@ilfsfono 5uii6erte; ferller bemerfte
er, oaB SEER Sobn gllt iiber 600 Col
lar mo SEER s.. @. Sribof iiber 400
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

perlibcn llebelbefin0ens eri6ienet
mar, rattle ieine &r6fte 6ulammcll
un0 ri6tete aberp1alS an Die NnDc-
Ien0en einige @orte. @r beriibrte oa-
rim Die Seier oeS 9euti6en Cages
Dor IA Sabren, alio I'M Oeuti6=fran=
30iiiben &riege, unO wies auf Die oa-
maligen &erbdltniiie bin. 8ismard
prizes er ais ben @rri6ter mo @il-
belm ben 3meiten olS ben Grbalter
oes oelttl6en &ei6es. 9eutiblan0s
Sorti6ritt bat 0ie gegenwartigell
6cinoe ge5ellgt. @Gre 9eutiblanO
unbe0euteno geblieben mo bite es
ourcb ieinen granoi0ien 6ortidritt
feline %eranluiiung sur Giferiudt &C.
gcbeu, Damn mGre es IeBt pom sSeIn0e
ueridont. geo6 Der gniibt Oes @errn
Q. @olf fGmpfe 9eutldluno nibt ulll
Ole @rmeiteruleg Ieines @ebieteS, ioll-
bern I'M Die Selblterbaltllng. SSH
aae lteben lopul 81 Yraii0ent @il=
ion's Neutralit6ts- @rfldrung" iagte
Neoner, naber oieie Stelungnabnle
uniererieits fam f~einesmegs Dem
6eltbalten Der eigenen lleber5ellgulla
oorbellgen mo mir DerteiOigen 0as,
mas nod uniererNnii6t reht lit. @ir
0cuti6amerifaner p~erlangen bon 0e!l
Nmerifanern fem Mitleio fir unier
1cltt1dhpS Wntprlnnn mir nprlnnop1l
MIR @ere1tigfeit. Zen @orten oes
@errn @olf iolgte. Elm rauihenoer
Npplalis. Nun trat &err 6. @i6ncr
nit 5pei Hecitationen Dor; 5lterlt las
er einige Sciten Dor bon Seinrid
Seine, melher Cert cine 8eihreibuna
oes perfioen Gbarafters oes GnglGn.
Oers CAB. ~9(ls0ann oeflamierte er in
meiiterbafter @eiie ons @coiht 80
lumbllS Goo". 0arauf iang oel
! 90 Der poa5dblil
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
8sians-S ereins.

@ereiniste Singer BON 8aI6iagtOn
8raIioent: Sobn 8alomaHn; Setre-
tar 6. 8ede, 140 13. Str, g.. =.
@aI6iustUn ea~mserbnnO. $40. S14
6 GtraBe, %. @. albert 2epper,
@ralioent, q. @rauner, Sefretdr, 314
S Str, 81. SO. 81. @uuIpredt, 9irt'
Qent. 5ingltmoc ieocn 9ienstag
g(bello. Observation-Disclosures Je.
Sen 9. 9onnerstag /. Wt.
sanaerbunS . mmemperein. Srau s..
6. 8ort6el, Yrdf. @erl ieoen /. un0
8. 0ienstng /. M., abenOs s Hbr, III obj
Mrium 9amenOerciu. Strait g. antm-
fe. 8rtii. @eri. am 2. Wtittipoh |. yt.,
a6enos. in obigem Gofale.
Germamia MGnnerdlOr. 922 8enn.
&De M,-@. @rdiioent: Sobn &eif'
Sefretar: Martin Shiaing. 9tr. 53G
90. StraBe N.-@. 0irigent: emil
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

Collar foQeftiert bGtteu. 9araltf per-
las SEER Spier einige Morte bon
@errn Gbas. Nagel BON ct. Sollis,
DEM friiberen SefretGr oes SSnneren,
Die fernig un0 frGftig paren. Gum
S6luB trltg $ err s. Suur elm @e=
oiht Sic Sdla6t" nit groBem Ser
ltdnonis Dor. Die &eriammelten ian-
gen iooann v9eutidlono, 9eutid=
lano iiber aQes"; nit ME oagemeie-
mem Gntblliiasmts Jimmie jc0er ell
unO gemiB miro Oieier Gag Oen 0oge=
mcieuen LANCE IN grinneruag blci-
ben.
9ie gan3e 6eitlihfeit perlief SIN
8efrieOigung Aaer, 9atf Der llner.
miioliAcn 9dtigfeit oes 6eitfomitcS
oas aus folgenoen Sprren beitan0.
81. g. 9eauDero, @oriiBen0er; 5.
PIT, 6. @ammel, Aug. Shmar5, $.
2edner, S. Meininger, Soi. Mair, y.
9ittes, 8. g. Selbig, @. 9eneer lul1
Wfortin @iegano, er officin.
9lm lebten Mitttpod 9[benO tagtC
oas 6elt=Gomite in GorI Sammels
2ofol, molelblt aaes enogiiltig abge-
5ablt uno abgere6net murOe mo eiI1
llcberihuB BON 110.58 Collar allge-
geben moroen it, mopon Die Suni+
melbiidie $24.25 entbielt, melhC
Sunlme nm Dem @erman 9lnerical
1914 MeIief Sumo iiberwieien miro.
Das 9cuti6tum @aibingtpn's lit oel
Serren &omite MitglieOern gelpif
oanfbar fir Die portreffliden Irran-
gements
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
@reis fir 0ie Sniertion
0eutider Gentral : &crein i'm %

0eutIder Gentral &erein I'M III
Ttrift Columbia. gtartin 8le'
oouo, Grdlioent; @olfgong Gild0a-
ihel, /. gi8e-9rdi. augult Shmlot'
3. giae-8rdi. @m. @iegmailL ..
gise-9rai.; Sobn Gilt, 4. Si5e-Frol.
G6os. gentheim, 5. @i5e-%rdi.; GU
Ytope Bender, Sefretdr, @on9reB
Seiohts. &arl Saumel, S6aBmel-
fer. yoe @onorad, 6abnentrdger.
9eriommlung am 4. Dienitag !. NC.
in geBlers Sotel, 922 Feina. AOe.
@eteramcnOcrcin Ocs 8" gataiaumS.
geriomnlcIt lid IN go. 705 Siebentt
ctr. @.-&.
9cntl@cr @aiien6anspcretn1 Fra-
fiOent Mfartin @iegano; Sefretar:
ISM. s. Mepers, 1919 Sroing Str.
gireftoren 8erlanullutg an 2telt
0onnerstog /. Sc, uaAnittdgS III DER
Sanaerbun0bdae!
Sroueu s iilfsperetn. Srou s.. q. Bar
tbeI. 9rdliSentin. @%eriammelt llb ON
3 9onuer5taa i. 9f.. 3 ll6r lad]nl. I'M
@anserbunr. osssr,,.
GrGii0entiu. @eriammelt lih monatllW
gemdB 9fotl6.
0sutId.q merifaniider SsAnifer-
Gercin p%eriammelt Iid am /. ullO ..
Wtittpo9 oes @tonats I'M Sangef'
bun0. 3t4 g-Str. SIS. &all 8auld'
Gefretar, 3419 @rown Ctr, N-@.
@rrmauia Club. Mittpo6s uno
Greitaos Ql6enos IN &be Solefam
1928 + 6traBe @.-@. Sefretar y
4letih, SIG S-StraBe, S.-8.
9entlder ariearrbrnO Deriamnelt
iih ieoen 4. Mtontag monatllt ~
g36 8enna. Npe. 6elOpebel SolepB
W}oir, 705 A6te StraBe, GO.
pnfel Sraiig gersaiignnss : Ser
elm. SEQ. W1oir, Sefrctdr. 1881 lite
StroBe, g. SO. @erlammelt ltd oiil
9. gienstag i.Wf. in ser Songerbullos
bale.
g9ohI. 8rdiioentin. @erl. lth am /.
glitttpoh !. 90. inn Suuie zines g'ltSllepS
IruIpect Sill Cemetery. 6reo.
Smhof. 9ralioent; @m. Wtartin. 81
fretdr II. ST. @ridpeooe, Sh- s#ellt.
@eri. am /. 6~reitoe mouatliN IN S22
Ste StraBe, 81. 8.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

$50 llbr erofinete @erbanOsprdli.
bent Martin @ieguno Die 6eltli6teit
uno ri6tete an Die gridienenen Ell
nen 6er5li6en mo patriotii6en Se-
miQfommensgruB. Serr @ieganO
bob in ieiner @nlpra1e Die Starfe Il.
oas ger0ienlt 9euti6lnnOs beroor.
So0ann fproerte er Ole Nnmelen0e1
AM, sen 9lmerifanern 10 melt alS
m6qlid sic @abrbeit oes europai-
icben &onfliftes 81 bieten mo lie aut-
5ufl1ren. Mit He6t Oarf Der 9ent=
ide iein Sallpt erbeben nnO eilt-
ireten fiir Sreue mo He6t.
Zen beniafommnenoen 8orten
0es Observation-Disclosures folgte Elm
BON aonrao Nies geoihteter Yrolog
Ser 8rltOcrgrliB", Den Sri. Anito
Sha0e nit outer 8etonung portrlg
Die defamation Sri. S6aOe's ern-
tete cinen langanOaaernOen Seifaa,
0anad ianaen Die Nnmeienoen u9iC
@adlt am Mbein~ uno 0Ebc Star
Spangleo Banner nit grpBem @n-
tbuiiasmls. Nun beItieg Serr @rnlt
8rumden BON Der @ongreB 9iblio-
tbcf 0as HeOnerplut.
Ser &eoner niomete 5und6lt BEN
iali6en Albion einige lebr be5elbncn.
Sc Compliments fir feline tets 5ill
5mau getragene u1ugenObaftigfeit"
unO erpdbntc, Dab GnglauO nit lei.
ncr liigenbaften g reB-Gompagne ieir
geites periudt babe, oieies 2ano in
ben 9uno Der Aaiierten %binein5u5ie'
ben, Dab oieier 8lan aber glidliber'
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
anuen.

a 9emtide Sreimuurer 2Ose.
Ny Nrmiuins, $50. %, S.a.A.M
~ 9(oom Sdneioer, Sefretdr
9lo. 3746 Wc&inlep StraBe, Gbepr
G6aie 9. s. &eri. am 1. II. 3. 9iens-
tag /. 10. I'M nelteu Waionic Eenrpcl
@il6clm Sell QOgc 70. 5, g. 8
g. Of 6. GeriammeIt iih ieocn 1
un0 8. 0onnerstag i'm Monat IL
go. 936 $50. 9lpc. N.@. Baul Bad,
Tdnli0. Sefret1r, 107 5. StraBe
q. 3.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
0NOENlGS-EANIllE
LONDON
O.tutidtS Submarine linft
enOlil0tQ &rtu5tr Hawke,

MittiuOdL Sen IA, CftObcr 1914.
@aridJans Ginuabme ideint beuOr-
snIte6cn, - 9eMti6e GeiteriAaaren
ihiueifcn bis OitenOc; SABRE bclgi.
idJer &cgiernngslib. n Sirem-9icuOl-
tc i'm @urOmcitcn Der GNpprOUim5cr.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
@Drgdngc Oieier &O3e
lit &Ir5c bcleu3tct.

Muntaa, SEN IL. CftOber.-ScG
qinifig larteu fir Ocmtid)c nmO liter
reid)iid)c SunOcSgcnDiicn Die &ricgs.
0adlridtcu uun 6ciocn SdladItfcl-
Oeru. Il Die ricfigcu Oentiden Scla'
gcrnngS-@ci@iite iinO Jest auf Dem
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

0icnstas, ben 12. CftObcr. Die
.ScnttiGc GaOallcric lit MIR cincn Su
acsmaridl pDn GaIais cntfcrnt. =
1900 &ritcn, 10000 Selgier i'll
SOaanO, 10000 in Nntiucpren gcfan-
gcn. ~ @r5cmgirl cntiebt, GnlIcu anT
Der gnuScn SrOnt griimOlidJ AUS
6anpt geidlagen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

0ommcrstag, Ocn Is. CftOber. -
&orSringcn Der 9cntidcn nadl Der
Gannl-&iItc. Gtarfc Ocutidje
Gtrcitmadlt fir SclfOrtS Sclagcrnug.
ams0ciuOrfen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17
Rereins~ und A~ooen~Ralender

Ghe Sgren eefretare fmo gebeen, ms Irts bon MISUNDERSTANDING
fOpe bon gorgangen in ibren Sereinen 9eri6t gu ge6en, 1o imo MIR
fets beftrebt IoIde an geeiguehr Steae auf5une9nen.
gres fir sic SnfrtiOn ser aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

5. Gbriitiani @ei6dfts : &eriomm,
litlq am T. 0onnerstaN /. 9f. Siug-
ihulDe ieoen 9onnerstag abeuO III
gtr. 922 ga. Ipe.
Mldnnerdjpr 9amenperein. 6rau 6.
Bauer, @rdi. @eri. am 1. Sonnta9 /.
0}. IN obigem 2ofale.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-17

@eae uad @erOnn. y 9entide 5lie-
ger iber Baris.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
Frost.Pro0f Cabbage Plants

Please tell me about the so-called
frost-proof cabbage. What kind of
seed are they and where secured?
When should they be planted to pull
in February and March? Will sta
BILE manure be good fertilizer?
Name the best varieties.
The frost-proof plants that are adj
lyertised are simply the Early Jersey
Wakefield plants that have been
sown> IN the fall and wintered out
doors. Tsere is no such variety of
cabbage as ne frost-proof, but the
plants are WakeSeld, and the seed
can be mad from any scotsman. Sow
the seed in the middle 81 september
and transplant in NovembeSor late
October. Stable manure used SsaVl-
ly is as good as anything for theS,
Run out open furows east and west
and set the plants in the burrows
deep enough to cover the entire stem,
as that is the tender part. They will
usually winter well in the open fur
rows, as the burrows will protect
them. Throw all the burrows to the
south side so that there will be ridge
enough to shelter the plants from
the morning sun when frozen, for
the sun shining on them then will dc
more damage than the cold.-The
Progressive Farmer.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03

such action was made o e5e Kev.D77:.
]. B. Kingsley. of Chicago, general
secretary of the Board of Conference
Claimants of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
A resolution was adopted recon-
mending that the Wilmington Con-
ference, at It's next annual session in
March, at Laurel, Del, ask for $780,
600 additional to our invested funds
for conference claimants, and that
steps be taken to raise the amount.
A committee of five, comprising the
Rev. DR.. Martindale, the Rev. w. G.
Rooms, of Lewes, Del, and Melville
Gambrill, Henry P. Cannon and w.
J. Downing, was appointed to for
mally submit the recommendations
to the conference.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
BRIEF LOCALS
Auditorium tonight.

See Laura Sawyer, the world-fam-
ed actress, in lone of Millions" and
other good plays, at the Grand Opera
House tonight Admission, SC.
Mr.. Edward E. Bates, of Flushing,
L. l., is spending sometime in this
city, as the guest of Messrs. Herbert
and John Orr, at "Homecrest."
: Easton.-Dr. and Mrs. Edward R.
Trippe celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary here Tuesday. They
received with their sons and daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Trippe, of
Philadelphia; Col. and Mrs. Henry
Hollyday, Jr., ST. Aubins, near Eas-
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Trippe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Trippe, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvino D. Trippe, of
New York.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
METHOD|sTs TO
Sum Will be Used For Retired Min
= listers And Widows.

Wilmington, Del. Dec. 2.-The
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
Conference, embracing the entire pc
ninsula, will institute a campaign to
raise 100000 as an endowment
fund for the support of retired min
listers and their widows. This was
decided upon at a meeting of clergy
men and laymen held in Grace
Church here today. at which the Rev.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
CHURCH LOCALS.

Seeing Santa Claus" is the
name of a play to be given in the
lecture room of Grace Church tomor-
row night, at 8 o'clock. The Golden
Hours Class will give tableau en-
titled "Woman's Rights" Music by
Baraca Orchestra. Admission, 10c.;
children, sc.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
Notice To Trappers.

Beginning Dec. /, until Dec. "a,
inclusive. the Dorchester County
Fish and Game Protective Associa-
ton will purchase live rabbits at Csc.
each, delivered to W. G. Trego, Game
Warden.-E. Lee LeCompte, Pres
Adv. 11-28-10t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
Orphans Court Proceedings.


The Orphans Court for Dorches-
ter county convened at the Court
House Tuesday morning, at eleven
o'clock, all the Judges being present,
and the following papers were ex-
amined, approved and passed:
Last will and testament of Jacob
Ludi, having been filed and proven.
was admitted to probate.
Account of sales, estate of Walter
Tod, filed. approved xsnd passed:
On application, ps
was granted lett - :
on es late of M.
having filed approve~
Account Of sales, esd
B. Corkran, filed by Eli
>Corkran, acting administratf1
prayed and passed. aa
ON motion, Court adjourned,
meet Tuesday. Dec. Sth.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
Notice to The Public.

My business has been taken over
by the United Stores Company. where
I may be found, and where shall
be in better position to furnish
butter. eggs. and chickens than /
have been heretofore. I thank the
public for its liberal patronage in
the past, and trust to continue to be
favored with a large portion Of bust
ness In the futule.-Smith. the Egg
Man.-Adv. 10-22-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-03
New Garage And Machine Shop.

New Garage And Machine Shop.
have opened up a first-class
auto garage and machine shop In
the North-Drennen Building, the
stand formerly used by the Dor
chester Auto Co., and now used as
salesroom by ]. Arey Brannock. l
have secured a high-grade, expert
enced automobile machinist and can
take care of all kinds Of work. Rea-
sonable rates for storage and re-
pair work.-Henry Bennett & Son.
ADV. 9-24-tf.