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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
How They Stand.

Mitchell, S. d., Mar. 11.-NatiOnal
propibition Of the manufacture and
sale OF alcoholic beverages may be-
come factor in the choice of United
States senator for South Dakota, ac-
cording TO the American Issue, the
official organ OF the Anti-Saloon
League, which is out to-day.
In this paper for February the
editor, r N. Holsaple, superintend-
ent OF the Anti-Saloon League Of this
state, gives the result OF correspond
ence with Coe l. Crawford and @. ii.
Burke, candidates for the. Senate, re-
garding the question of constitutions
al prohibition. Mr.. Holsaple wrote
each candidate for the Senate and
House calling attention TO the reso-
luton new before Congress to submit
to the states to be ratified or rejected
by Them, an amendment to the feder-
al constitution prohibiting the manu-
facture and sale of alcoholic beverages.
In his letter Mr.. Holsaple stated that
1t was not question OF the personal
dUUiUQoC Va OllC C0laAA0CO OO"UAo wv
hibition itself, but solely one OF his
willingness to submit the matter TO
the states for their acceptance or re-
lection.
Mr.. Crawford replied, II expect to
vote for this proposed amendment
resolution when the matter comes
up" Mr.. Burke said: II do not care
to make any declaration for publica-
tion at present." Royal @. johnson
and Frank McNulty, candidates fer
Congress in the Second District, both
pledge the resolution their vote.
Dick" Woods, III the First District,
said bis party faction has declared IT.
self for national restriction and con-
troll Of The production aud distribu-
tlon of alcohol and that he stands by
that declaration He overlo ooked
stating, however, his attitude on the
particular question mentioned In the
inquiry. The other candidates have
not been heard from as yet, but 1T is
believed at the Anti-Saloon League
office here that they will all be favor
able.
we are not making any public en-
dorsementS at this time" said Mr.
Holsaple, "but we are continually
getting inquiries regarding the atti-
tude Of candidates and we believe the
public is entitled to this information.
The national prohibition movement
big enough to be given attention by
politicians as well as by everybody
else. We are not fanatical in expect
ing candidates to make known their
attitude on this question, but are
simply following out the law of self
preservation and self-defense.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
School Notes.

The following resolution adopted oy
the Board Of Education has grown
mt Of a demand to protect, or at
laasr have regard for the wishes OF
parents and school patrons concern
Ing amusements that are frequently
INDUCED In at school childrens' class
PARTIES. Many parents do not permit
their children to attend general pub
lie or select social functions where
dancing is part Of the amusement
and it was decidedly their opinion
and they are unanimous In such
opinion. that the wishes and ideas of
these parents should be regarded
while their children are Attending Tue
local high school. After considering
conditions very carefully 1t was de-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
cided to adopt the following resolu-


Whereas it is the sense of the Board
of Education OF the Canton public
schools, that any social function given
under the name of high school class,
literary society or athletic club should
be at place where either the parents
OF the pupils. or else school instruct
ors have supervising authority In
order that the social activities may
be regulated aud restricted to certain
limits, as we'll as held within reason
able hours of adjourning in the even
ing Therefore be it resolved,
That we forbid the holding OF class
parties In public halls. ball rooms or
down town auditoriums In the name
of high school organization. And
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
be it resol we'd,

be it resolved,
That any pupil, or group Of pupils
holding any social function in public
halls in or under the name Of the
public school, to promote the social
interest of any class or school organi-
zation, and such social function should
include any Objectionable am usement
shall be subject to indefinite suspen-
sion, denial Of school credits or the
forfeiture of such other school privil-
eyes as the Board OF Education may
see 6t to impose for the enforcement
of this order.
Resolved that it Is the order Of the
Board OF Education that high school
instructors or other teachers acting
as class advisers must not conduct or
chaperon classes or groups Of high
school pupils under the name of .
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
Gov. Frank M. Byrne Speaks.

Gov. Frank NJ. Byrne spoke to
large and attentive audience last
Saturday afternoon at the court
house. His talk was mostly in de-
fense of the tax commission and his
explanation of the same was reyela-
tion to many of those present proving
that not only in theory but as reali-
tv the tax com nissionerS nave saved
uhe state thousands of dollars. He
also showed how be was instrument
al in saving the state thousands Of
dollars In printing. His talk was
clear and concise and bis straighfor-
ward manner of address carried con-
victiop, that truly, he was the real
man for the highest Office In our
state, Governor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13

high school party to, public halls or
an auditorium where dancing or any
questionable amusement may be in
dulged in. I.
Resolved that each teacher be in
formed of this order that all may
govern themselves accordingly.
And we ask that all school patrons
and parents give us their cooperation
and lend their influence to the gener-
al policy OF restraining pupils from
attending any public school function
or class party that is not properly
supervised, or does not comply with
the above resolution.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13

Alfred Jensvold left last week for
Roundup, Montana, after a pleasant
visit with Lincoln county friends.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13

Anyone wishing Sanitary milk, de-
livered, call phone 432. I. w. Seapy
38-41
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9rauen6aftes SC6iG6(a(.

Gin srauenbaftes SdidfaI ift ben
aur 8eiiebluns bon Noipaia Semlia
bort ausseiebten SifderfamiIien ipis
berfabren: DGbrenb bes lebten itrengen
Dintsrs selans es ni9t, fs nit @ors
rdten gu bsrfeben, 70 bab iie ole elens
biglt9 Sungers itorben. Oamit TT
Der @erfu9, in Roipoiu SsmIia eine
ieBbafte 8ebOlferuns ansuiisbeIn, aIs
gefdeitert gu betraaten. Dor bier
Sabren erri9tsts, tpie bis r9eogras
pbif9e 3eitfdrift" beridtet, cine
GifdereisefeIIidaft bort cine Sif9s
fangitation unb iieOeIte In ibrer Ndbe
cine Reibe bon Syifderfamilien, I'm
sanasn etipa 100 &Dpfs, an. Sn uns
regelmGbisen 3Difdenrdumen ipurbs
bic fleine @niieblung bon Sabraeussn
Der 9eielfdaft aufsefu9t unb bann
nit ben nDtiesn @prrGten perfeben,
pdbrenb bic grssbuife bss SLID
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milofs Gftifr.
Warbe IN SGule trei borseiabrt aub
madlte 0lahau.

SerfeIbe Sierbdnbiser, beKsn 26s
min in &Dslin /. 9. sinen 4nnben
fhtper perIebts, ipar unldnsit nu9 IN
9Dttingen unb fiibrte bort In elmer
S&uIe in 8esIeituns zines gasssrs
etre geadbmtsn ipilben Siere ben
Shultinbern frei ppr. Die gsiamten
S9uItinbsr muBten auf bem 9ofe
etnen eroBen Sreis bilbsn, unb eine
2Dipin, elm Siser, sine 5pdne, elm
grpbes Stn6eIi6tpetn unb nod meb>
rere unbere Siere belpesten f9 Dolls
ftdnbtg frei in benz sroben RretIe.
8alb finssn ober bic 20fpin unb bic
Spdne Strsit mitsinanbsr on, bic
26tpin perfolste bic Spdne, unb bsibe
bur9bra9en ben &reis. auf Der
Glu9t Dor Der 26pin fanb aber bic
SpGne balb ipieber ben Weg In ben
&reis binein unb bic 26tpin foIste
Der Glii6tenben, inbem iie einem
5pOIfiGbrisen S9iiler bur9 bic 8sine
trie9en ipollts. Sn Der Sofi botts Iie
aber ben Qlbitanb 5tpif9en ben 8einen
unterf9GBt. Oenn pl0blid fab ibr Der
Sunse auf benz gaiiden, unb NIT benz
insepobnten Reiter fauits bic nun
bolIenbs unrubis q orbene 30ipin
TN Rreife berum. Ser S4iiler tlam>
merte fi9 in ieiner 9lnsIt an benz Sen
am Salfe Der 2Opin feif unb madte
sinise Wlale ben 20fpsnritt in Der
Runbs BIB f6liebli9 Der iibrigenS
labmenbe SierbGnbiser, Der In Elm
@siprGdb nit BEN 2ebrern pertisft
mar, ouf ben 8orfan aufmertfam se>
ma9t tpurbs unb ben Sdiiler aug
feiner bOdft gsfGbrIidsn SituattOn
befreite. @s mar nur etn Slid, bob
iib bic S9iiler bont Der ppr Der Dor
fiibrung erfolgten etnbringIi4en Gr<
mabnune ibrer 2ebrer pollitdnbis rue
big perboltsn batten, ionit battle aud
In @6ttin9en nomsnloies 1lnbetl ees
f9sben fDnnen. : Derielbe SierbGnz
bigger bat iibrigens i'm borisen Sabre
ebenfalIs In @ottinsen In ben S6uls
turnbauen allsrbanb giftise S9lan>
gen porsefiibrt. bic ii9 ebenfalls poa<
tpmmen fret beipeeten unb In ben
Surnbollen ON ben Surn9erGten bers
umtletterten, bic gaieieni9Innsen
f9autelten ii9 gang bersniist an ben
Rlettertauen bis In ben 8reis Der
S9iiler binein.
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Der Bremer 3reimarkt Uor
l25 Ja6ren.

aus einem So9seitsgsbi9ts, bas
Elm llngenannter einem Serrn Shmibt
pibmete, aIs er gum britten Wlale
frette unb bic Sun9fer Orebern nobm
= es mag 1887 gepeien fein = err
fabren mir, tpie es in oieIer 3eit
auf benz 8remer 5reimartt augins:
,8ol f6bmabl funt ed an, I'M teinz
mabl lett ed blieDen,
2lls ed. Serr 8riibisam in Bremen
bit poIl ibripen;
Dei Sbrfad pas mol meift bel bnlle
SsrpmartszSieb,
$40 man BON aller Dirt niesmobbf6er
Sraben iiibt.
9es Uaorgens geit ct on. bes abens
tpabrt bat 2open.
Ser &Opmonn rOpt: aabmt berl @p
mil iD MID mot fopen
Bon mpnsr fdOnen Waor9 Sesst
bod. mot felt iu ans
Sd seef 70 suben &oop. als senet
geefen fan.
Dei Sube i9rpt: allo, tper fDft nab
Wuni9 I'm Willen,
Ses=2eepel, S9eeren. 2od, Sdaus
Sdnallsn, Mebsr, 8r :. illen;
lin ipenn i'm Weertsbub led bel 8uer
begut ben 8abrt
Wiit Beer I'm 8rennetpien, 10 befft bat
Srpmarft 9lrt.
Dei Saf9enfpeeIer mabft, bpm Rrans
let iiilte aetfen,
Dat man boIb f9peeren i4Dn, BET
Rerel tonbe bedfen.
Die fG6ne SdattensWerf, nnb bic
f6armant Margreet
Ss obf pdr @slb tbO iein. I'm apsees
Roriteet.
Oei 9rummel geit, als ipenn iei fed
nu lpolIen tlpppen,
Dot alIes bublt I'm bGft. Gen DIR
m0gt man tausItoppen.
Wen man nod Dperbebm ben gBpr'
menzOoftpr bort,
Do trsfflit bat bel Mann befi up ben
Worm ftuoeert.
Des @bens fan man obi MID pobl tau
6ufe t6pen,
Wlan mott OFF Ieibn. mo fed &omms'
bianten oben.
lin fau bertiinteIt man i'm SrDmart
fpne Siet,
Dat @elb seibt obi bobp taufomen in
bel 9upt.
8ol fam bsnn. fesst ct med. bn
fiiIfen bunten Saafen,
8D fiiIten &ulterz4ob, eens Riem'
Robels moofen.
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IragU0ie zines TauC6ers.

Bel ben SpanopstizS StromI6neIs
len Der ReDa, bic elmer Reinigung uns
ter3osen fperben follten, ereignete ii6
Dor turaem eine entiebIi9e &ataitros
pbe, bel Der elm Sau9er bur6 eiaens
artise llmftGnbs Iein Qeben Iaiien
mubte. Der Sau9er 2nsranber yes
trafop mar beauftragt pprben, bic
SpanOpstis sStromidnelIsn BON ben
bielen Steinen auf benz @runbe
Der Repa gu reinisen. @r beqab ii6,
NIT Der porf4riftsmGbigsn Sau9ers
tleibuns ausseriiitet, on Iein eefobrs
Doles Werf. &aum mar er auf bem
8oben bes reibenben Strpmes anaes
lanst, als ii9 eine eiIerne Rette, an
Der er einen Stein bsfeitissn polIte,
iim fein 2uftrobr f9Iang unb ibm bic
Gutt abf6nitt. Der Souber mudbte
IN ieiner Sobesansit bic srSbten 9ln>
itrengungen, bic Settle BON bem 2ufts
robre los gu betommen. @r serrte
an tbr beftis unb rib on Der GignaIs
leine, um ben 2euten oben bas 3eihen
gu seben. oab er iia in 9efabr be-
ttnbs. Sein beftises 3errsn ipurbe
nber bon ben @rbeitsrn I'm aobne ola
3eiden angeieben, bob Der Stein
i9on befeiti9t Iei unb BON ibnen bods
9e5ogen perben iolIte. sic apsen ba,
Der bic &ette on. @rit als Der Sauz
der unten 9ar tein 2ebensaei6en
mebr bon fi9 gab. tuurbe er beraufges
aogen. Gin entfebli9er Qnblid bot
iih ben 2euten bar. 9as auftrotr
NOR bOai9 bur9fdnitten unb ON Der
&ette bing Der leblofs a5rper bes
Sauders. Man I0fs ibm iofort ben
Sau9erbeIm, aber es ipar berssbens,
Der Sob mar i6on eingetreten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-08

Die ssinstsn pruc,esrbsItsn In dsr seaat
Lisfsrt die once dee ''wosasnh,ssA."
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Dfr fd)ndof Nlammon.
absnteusrli9e Gei@iGts, In Der bas
Gelb cine SauptrnlIe ipielt.


@ins abenteuerIits @ef6idte bat
bisisr Sase in 8ubapeii ibrsn porlau.
figen Gbf9lub sefunben. Dor 10
Sabren lam Der perbummeIte Stus
bent glusuit Seller Der na9 tursem
@beianb fein elterli9es @rbe burbs
gebra9t bate. als 8samter gum Bos
bentrebitinftitut Der aIeinarunbbe.
fiBer. Die Srau Sellers. eine betannte
S90nbeit. itellte bpbe 4niprii9e an
bas 2eben. fir Oeren So item Seller
ni9t aufaufommen permp9ts. @ines
Soses ma9te &elIer bic fir ibn pers
bdngnispolle @ntbeduns, bab ii9 in
bem ibm Sur @rbeit ousetpisiensn Cos
fal Der 8ant bic 8lanfette Der nod
ni9t aussegebenen pfanbbriefe bes
Snitituts befGnben. 8orsrit nabm
Seller nur einoeIne Der pfanbbriefe,
fGlidte bic llnterfdriftsn barauf unb
perpfdnbete bann bic Dertpapiere.
Seller blieb cine 3eit lang itdnbiser
@bnebmer Der pfanbbriefs, unb zines
Sags podte er fol4e i'm Derte BON
etpa 100000 &rpnen auiammen unb
fliidtete nit ieiner Srau unb ieinen
beioen &inbern Wieta unb gfi9arb.
Our8 @ertauf Der ssfGIf6ten pfanbs
briefe In Seiterreib unb Seutf9lanb
raffte bas @bepaar ettpa 100000
&ronen Sufammen unb lieb fidb uns
erfannt in elmer 0ila am Starnbera
ger Gee nieber. Cine 3eit lang blis>
ben lie bort gan5 unbebe1tgt. plDbs
lid peridpano iebod Srau Seller in
9eielf9aft zines @erebrers unb uns
ter Witnabme BON 100000 3ronen.
&ur5e 3eit oarauf purbe Seller Iant
ieinen beiben &inbsrn in Der @ilIa
perbaftet. Srou Seller batte in einem
anonbmen S9reiben bic 8ubapeiter
polisei BON oem 8erited ibres Mans
nes DeritGnbigt. Seller purbe 5u a9t
Sabren 3u9tbausitrafe perurteilt, bic
beiben Sinber in DaiienbGuIsrn uns
tergebra9t. Wieber in Srsibeit gez
lanst, erri6tete &sller in 8ubapeit
cine @pra9f9uIe. bic Spdter Waeta
erbieIt cine Stelle i'm untsrri9tsmis
niiterium unb Der Spbn Ri9arb
ipurbe ggent. Die brei 2eute Iebten
rubis bobin, Bis tiirali9 syrau Seller
nod einem iiberaus betpegten 2eben
total erblinbet ipisbsr in 8ubapeft
auftau9te. ssrau Seller iibersob ibrer
So9ter Wieta Wertpapiere i'm Be-
trase bon 161, 200 2ronen, tpel9e iis
ibrem Manne 5ur @erfiiguns itellte,
tpenn er bas gemeini9aftli9e ebeli9e
2eben ipieber nit ibr aufnebms. &els
Ter mar bierSu nidt su bepegen, be-
bielt elm 9rittel bes @elbes fir ficb,
pdbrenb er ben Heit feinsn beibsn
&inbern CAB. Ser Spbn, bur9 bic
Samilientrobition bereits seipibigt,
batte ni9ts @iliserss gu tun, als nit
feinem Seil BON mebr aIs $4,000 &ros
men ins 9lusIanb su flieben. 9lls
Srau Seller iab, bub ibr Mtann nidts
mebr BON ibr pifen ipollte, eritattste
fie neuerbines eine 4nseise Bel Der
poIiaei, ipel9e Seller unb beFsn So6s
ter perbaftete. 9as in Der @obnung
Sellers perftedte @elb tpurbe fonfiss
aiert uno piro, pbtpobI Jrau Seller
bebauptet, es lei ibr eriporbenes
@igentum. Der 8ant aussefolst per>
ben. gta6 Quffinbuns bes @elbes
lpurbsn Seller unb feline So9ter aus
Der Saft entlafen, bo Seller pegen
Der gntpenbung Der pfanbbriefe be-
reits ieinerSeit beitraft porben unb
besbaIb elm 5ipeites Wlal ni9t sur
Ierantpprtung seaosen iperOen tann.
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pari(fr Dueubrl0.
@arqnis, ber ben 3tueifampf sei@dfts
lid auSbeutete,

Sis pornebms @efelI9aft bon pa.
ris 1T. tpie es beibt. sana untrDftIi9
iiber ben WeriuIt eines Mannes, Der
In feiner Irt nt9t mebr au srfeben
fein ipirb. Marquis gficola b'9lrabe
ift tot, elmer iener penisen, bic in
unferer 70 sana unberoii9en 3eit tpie
BITE 8ert0rperun9 bes alten ritterli9en
fran5Oiifben Sci ites pirtteu. lin
fein. Gri9einuns fpann ii9 eine
ganas 2esenbe. mar er bod in feinem
ftiirmif9 betpesten 2eben Der Selb
BON nidt ipeniger oils $50 9uellen,
bic er, bts auf cine fleine S9ramme
am &opf, ole iiesrei9 unb obne @ers
ipunbuns iiberitanb. gieben bieIer
fo5uiasen prattifhen OuelltGtigteit
iibte Der alte Marquis nit benz I'll
bersrauen Spibbart aber nod eine
anbere Sdtisteit aus, bic aufs Sns
nisite nit ben 0ueIlen aufammen=
btng unb nur nod mebr geeignet
mar, feiner @rf4einuns einen felts
famen Reia gu perleiben. D'Nrabe
befab ndmlt9 in ber @oritobt MaIas
fop elm ileines @runbitiid, etne
Mieie NIT stli9en 8Gumen baruuf,
bos @anSe rings umseben bon einem
hoben uniiberfebbaren 3aun. Sies
ift Der 8oben. auf bem ii9 ole iene
beriibmten unb unberiibmten Duelle
bsr porifer @efeufdaft abipisIten,
bon benen man ipeib, bab fis nit elmer
beroiI6en @eite besinnsn unb nit febr
ipenis 8lut enben. 2lus ben auf
fetnem 9runbftiid ausgefo9tenen
Ouellen 5os 9err bglrabe feline Gins
FINITE, ba er nGmlib feinen @runb
nnb 8ooen biBisen 2euten, bic bur6s
aus ibr 8lut i'm DuelI perfpriben
ippllten, sur Miete iiberlieb. 9lber
ni9t genug bamit, er Iieb au9 eeaen
@elb bic Daffen aus, beren man gum
3peitampf benDtigte. lleberboupt
ipat Der alte Serr in allen bas 9uell
ansebenoen anseIesenbeiten eine Iutos
rttGt eriten Ranges. Sb9Iei1 bic
8ebOrbe tpuBte, mos ii9 auf ieinem
8efiBtum abfpielte, lieB iie ibn unges
binbert getpdbren, benn ipGbrenb Der
bielen bunbert Duelle, bic er arranz
giert bate, sefhab aud ni9t elm eins
aises Mal elm llnsliidsfau. yiur ppr
Dieraebn Sabren pafiierte einmal elm
~entiebli9er 3pif9snfan", bon bem
ber olte Wlarquis b'2lrabe nit 8ors
Iisbe erSdblte unb Der in isinsr p6anz
taiie i'm 2auf Der Sabre su einem
WiafenbIutbob ii9 auspu9s: 8ei
einem Waffengang 5tpif9en oem 9ras
fen Sriola unb Serrn b. GoIignoc
mar Der lebtere om glrm perpunbet
porben unb Der unf6uIbige 9oben
bes ,Ouellparfs ppn Malatop" nit
rotem 8lut beiprengt porben. Die
@innabmen aus ben 3peitdmpfen
paren re6t gut, betrus bod bic Sare
fiir ein Suea pro perion genau bum
bert 6rancs. unb bas bibise Sems
permanent Der YariIer pornebmen Ser
rem Derlonste bdufig @enugtuung nit
ben @affen. Sir ben franSOIii6en
Ropalier tpirb es nun, mas er aipeiz
fellos aufs Siefite bebauern fpirb,
Ia9 bem Sobe bes Marquis b'9lrobe
feline 10 bequeme unO sefabrIoIe @es
lssenbeit, ii9 gu buelIiereR, mebr ges
ben, ba bas 9runbitiid bon ben @rben
pertauft TT unb Der p@eibGftsbes
trieb" in Der bisberisen @eiIe nt5t
mebr aufre6t erbalten ipsrben tann.
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Berndeinfun0s.

Die ttineiten @tiirme baben on Der
famldnbtfden SteiItiiits bel 8riilters
Drt unb palmnidsn srpbe Mengen
BernItein Su Sage gef0rbert. Sofprt
no9bem Der ortanartise Winb ettpas
obgeflaut mar, eilten bic Slider Der
Stranb>0Drf nit sroben Reben on
ben Stronb gum S9Opfen bes Seez
tangs, Der ben toftbaren 8ernitein
entbdlt. @s purbe benn au9 reide
@rnte gema1t. Sn Der Ortf9aft
Sprsenau gum 8eifptel tpurben an
sinem einaigen Sage ni9t tpeniser als
brei 3entner 8ernitsin burdb S60pfen
seiponnen. @eri6iebene syif6er boz
ben bis au 200 Mart @erbienit gez
babt. WobIsemerft an GinberIobn;
benn ieber 8ernftein mub an bic
Bernitsinperte au 4Onissberg obges
Iisfert fperben. Ser 9erniteinfinber
srbdIt 10 prOsent bss GrlDiss.
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2eutnant (Su ieinem Better, Der
fih tiiralid psrbsiratet bait; rgta =
nod etipas 8rau6bares erfpif9ta"
.@ott = es eebt."
~6iibfd9"
$50 letbIih.'
-Mnmmons-
~Nidt sans obne.'
-Ransieri aIfo aipif9en @enub'
anb Rah.ungsmittsl = pka1
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-07-22

10 indulge in day dreams, among the
most delightful Of which was the an
ticipation Of going to Clarendon Dis
trict, the tranquil and romantic homo
of the trucst and noblest of Carolin
ians.
Numbered with the most compan
ionable and chivalroUs Of those
knew and loved, is one who passed
from earth years ago, Maj. EdwarI
DuBose Brailsford. Although III dit
ferent companies We were messmates
from 1861 until a few days preceding
that fateful day ct Appomattox.
loved him as I loved a brother He
was the mirror of Southern knight
hood, and worthy to have been a great
great grandson CT Gen. William Moul-
trie. I parted with one son of Claren-
don at Switzerland Station, where the
1st Regiment of South Carolina Vol
untcers, commanded by Maj. Brails-
ford, haG its final fight with the foe,
and a week or two afterwards lay il
Lincoln Hospital, Washington, maim-
ed and mourning, on the cot next to
that occupied by another distinguish
ed and lion hearted son Of Clarendon,
Col. Harry L. Benbow, an intuitiVe
soldier, beloved by his comrades. He
was devoted to the good and gallant
men of the famous % Regiment Of
South Carolina Volunteers, as he was
faithful to the cause of freedom.
I have mentioned the names of Gel.
Benbow and of Maj. Brailsford to show
that I am attached to Clarendon by
the closest and most cordial Of ties:
ties of comradeship, extending from
the beginning Of the war until weeks
after its calamitous close. The cher
ished events of to-day, and able COM
mittee, add another precious link to
the chain Of memories and associa-
tons, with which I am united to
Clarendon. The honored names Of the
spirited youth and sterling manhood
of Clarnedon brighten the bead roll
of Confederate bravery, and I sin
cerely and reverently say that their
names are included in "My Rosary" Of
regard and remembrance.
One Of the greatest of the Athenians
declared that, tsit is the first and fun
damental law of history that it should
neither dare to say anything that is
false, or fear to say anything that is