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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
Sir bic 6ranojnrp feit=
gebalten.
Die anseblidJ seitublemem Sepeidcn
per sliiusiierten Ereiic.
sImkerseridltlider Inssleid) pun go.
liscirid)ter pereitelt.

q clp y 9urf, 1. Ge5. $. 9. Gin.
Scr, Elm Selegrapbiit in Gieniten Der
Goltal telegraph So. uno in Der 81.
flee bes steip Oorf Globe itationiert,
muroe beute fir Die 8ranojurp unter
$4,000 9iirgi6aft geitelt, nafoem
er I'M BoliSeigcri6t irnier 9ciduloi-
ging Der SerIesiing Don Seftion 552
oes Strafgeiebes perbort moroen
mar. Gie @erlesllng betrifft Die an-
gebli6e %errotltng getpiiier3 3eitlrngs-
Oepei6en, Die ourh Die 9liiosiierte
Yreiie nlisgeianOt moroen paren.
gilbert Senino. glnlpalt fiir Gin.
ser, eriuhte, 0aB ser SSaa pertagt
werOe, Oamit iein Silent Init bent
9lmpalt Ger 9llio5iierten Yreiic fon.
ferierell. uno, wenn er iiberbarpt ein
llnreht getan Dot, es pieber gutma-
den fonne." Gieier Irtrag ipuroe
BON bern BoIi5eiridter perlporfen.
Mebrere Mngeiteute Der Aiio5iier.
ten 4reiie eraablten iiber eine abiidt-
lid faIi1e 9epeihe, bic BON Dem
Sii1fen bes rliiiiifen 9reaonouebt
sSliba iprad. Oaulit iolte Climber
eine isalle geiteat merOen, unb er fiel
angebIid binein. Climber islbit iagte,
pie 3eugen bebaiipteten, oaB er BON
Dem 9eem Dorf Nelps gureau be-
5ablt lpurbe, oun1it er 0ieiem Gepe.
iden Der sliio3iiertpn Ereiie 5rierbe.
,5rn Sntereiie 9iiioer's tpuroen feline
;3eugen pernonnmen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
vl1ntfl0r1rlcrltll0" pOn ben
Geutibem burcbbrOOeu,
ia9t &OnbOn*

Gieie @cI0uns lit iiber 9(mIteroanl
nad 9onOon gefommen uno mur0e
BON bier naG Den @ereinieten Stau.
ten peitertelegrnpbiert. (Wieber ellis
mal elm 9epeis, lpie fur3 Die @eine
Der engIiid-belgiihen 9iigen iino.
9lnn1. 3. &.)
9onbon, 1. 9e;. Hoh einem
Heiitertelegrann aus Sliiis iino
I1n9S bcs Yi>:fonnls beftige &1nlpfc
i'm 9ange. 9Ran borte Ben aano-
neiloonner BEN 9an3en Gag ilnO ielbIt
Bis in Sluis bebten Die Sdticr pom
9ilftorud ser 8ei6iite.
Iie @elpobner offer Gorfer ati
cinen llmfreis zines cinitiinoi0cn
Wfari6es fpuroen ans SEN Iorfcrn
peaaeihift.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
SOtidaft 0es Yrdiioenten,
Su Ser bentisen &abinetts : Sitnns
bnrhberaten.

gSaibineto n, 1. Sea. 9r6ii-
bent 8ilion beipra9 beilte nit Dem
&abinett feline Sabresboti6aft, Die
Dem &ongreB nod ieinem 3ufammen.
tritt ant nG6lten 0ienitag augeben
miro. Sic lit fur5 iino bebanoeIt bas
in oGgemeinen @noeitiingen bereits
befannte Legislative Brograulm fir
Die Jog. fur5e 9ongreB Sisirng.
&onierpations SOrlagen, Die 8ia
betreffs elmer i'm &egierltngsbeiis be-
finoli6en Sanoelsmarine, Die Ybilip-
pinen Bill uno Die regulGren 9eipil-
ligungs MaBnabmen per6en In Ser
gotifaft entpfoblcn. Die ginnon-
oerlings 0orlage prroe ni6t be.
fiiriportet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
Detroit, Dienitas, eem 1. Desember 1914.


General Sila ianote ser Iiio-
5iierten Ereiie foIgenoe 0iitteiIung
gu:
r@eine ein5ige 9Gilion lit, Orb
nl,ng III Werico ipieber ber5ulteaen
unb nidt perionli6e Ha6e OIL IT.
genbienlanOem 5u nebmen. Sd per-
ipretJe, 0oB iofurt Srbnilng berge-
itelt meroen iuiro. Sd banble als
Der llntergebene oesy propiiorii6en
HrGiibenten @utierre5 unb Der
9tation.
Ser probiiorii6e Br1iibent lit
iest Die bo6ite 8epalt in Merico
unb i6 bnnble lebiglid ols ser ielb-
fommanbant Der slrmeen. slae slus-
l1nber iino aaes ausldnoii6es @i-
gerltlrm miro beIf)iitt iperoerl."
Silla perlieB peiite mor9en SuIa,
naboem er Die gfadri6t bon Der 9e-
iesltng Der Stabt 9Sa6uca burd oie
&uoaaerie-@rigaoe bcs Sen. &aoul
0tabero erbalten bate. Iie Gar
ran6a-S Sritppen 5ogen ii6 nod einem
SdarmiiseI 5pii6en oen @orpoiten
5uriid.
nGies lit beiier oils mein letter
9eiiid), als ih als freimoloier &C.
iangener Suertas bierber fan," be-
merfte Sen. @illo bel ieiner gln-
funft.
Gen. 8iao entging fur5 Dor iei-
nem Gin6ue in Die Stabt NIT fnap.
per 9tot Dem Sooe. Sein 3ig fol-
lioierte oberhalb Sllla nit oem 3ug
oes Sen. Gbao. 80 Terionen nur-
ben getotet into pier5ig perlprnbet.
Cine Yieile unterbalb Der Steae Der
&olliiion fanb man feds Wiinen, Die
nit eilier in elmer Sdluht pcrIted=
ten @atterie perbunbel Daren. Der
3ug 0es 8enerals fiibr iiber oieic
@tinen binmeg, Die crit ben nG6itert
@orgen ent0edt ipuroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
Seine Stimmtnnad5db=
lung in ObiO.
Sprtige Inti-Salopn 9eagne nerliert
ppr benz Sbcrseridt.

Columbus, g., 1. 9e5. DDS
Gbioer Sbereeridt pcriporf belite bns
@eirf) Der 9lnti-Snloon 2eague Inn
einen Nanoaniiis, Der cine Ho651b-
lung ocr am 8. Hobenber in Gincin-
noti, Glepeiano, Columbus unb 20.
leoo abeegebenen Stimmen er5lpin-
gen iollte. @ertreter Der 2igo beboitp-
teten, baB cine gta65dblltng in bcn
genanrlten St6btcn 5eiaen ipiiroe, boB
srobegetriigereien itaiteefrnoen bGt-
tenL bic 5ur @eriperfltng oes Yrobibi-
tions Imenbemcnts unb CUR 9lnnob-
me bes Some &ule slmenoemeltts.
elmer WaBnabme Der vRaiien", fiibr.
TN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
@crbanolmnsen eifris furtseiett.

6bicogo. +. Oe5. Die @ieoer.
atino6mc Der Sibung Der Shieos.
gcriftsbeboroc, peIhe Die 9ifferen.
Sen 5mii6cn oen lpeitIiden @iienbnb.
ncn uno ibren $4,000 2ofomotip-
iiibrern aus5ugleihen iudt, lit fiir
beute nn6mittag angeiest. Gie ouf-
5inebmen0cn Bunfte betreffen DIE
slrbcitsihtnocn uno ben 9obn icner
alaiie Don 9lrbeitern in 9ofomotip-
ihuppen, Die OILS p9oitlers~ befniult
iinb, Die ,Sroge pon Seiser-Sebilfen
fir Die fdlperen 9ofonotipen, Der
&einiglng Don Sofomotiuen uno OH.
oere geringcrc iSragen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
Sie Streiflage in GOlO>
raOD.
Sraiibent sur &iifsiebnng Der Bum
bcstrnppen bereit.

Bofbington, 1. 9e5. Yr1ii.
bent @ilion ,pirb bic 8inoestruppen
aus Der Streifaone in Colorado 5u-
riid5ieben, iobalS er bon @ouperneur
slmnons offiaielle @adridt erbdlt,
baB Der Stnat bereit iei, Die aon-
troQc wieber 81 iibernebmen. Der
Br1iibent tpieoerbolte beiite, baB Die
BON ibm am Sonntag ernannte &om.
miiiion nihts nit oem gegentpdrti.
gen Streif 5u tim ba5en iperbe, ion-
bern ernannt fpiroe. Inn bel Der Bel
leeiing fiinftiser Streifs bebiIflid du
iein. Setb Com 1no Die anberen
RftgIieber Der aommiIIion iperoen
om ii. Gesentber In @aibington
ertpc--.et, Inn NIT ben 8eanrten oes
aroett5 Gepnrtements 81 fonferie.
rem.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
Gifrrindts= =SragDOic.
tSran in @rano 9inpios uum ibrerl
0eliebten eriduiien.

0rano &npibs, Wti6., I.
Ge5. Gbas. YIaser bon Smu Si.
tiers, Seras, ieit frr5em bier ais
9Gfer beiddftigt, erid)oB 1eitern
ieine 8eliebte, 6rau 3eaa Straiton,
i'll Oeren @Obnling. &lir6 nod guf-
finOiule Der 9eide fam Slater nod
Dem Ioli3eibauptquartier uno iteIlte
lih ieIbit Ben 9eboroen. Giferiuht
mar oas lRotip Der Sat.
Tluser lit 81 Sabre aIt lmo 6rau
Sttatton mar "A. Sic orbeitete bier
als 9icnitm1o6en. Cine Sodter,
oeren @obnort unbefannt lit, iiber.
Iebt lie.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
&irO griinblid) nnterindt
gnnbcsinipeftpren beidlGftiscn iid)
NIT lettem ltnsliif anf Sn-
peripriee.

Narquette, Wid.. 1. 9es.
Cine griinoIide ltnteriuhuns oes
llnterganges bes 9ampfers Curtis
tn6 Der @arfen Nanrpin unS 9eter-
ION, Die fiir5Iih ipGbreno eines Or.
fanes in Der Sobe BON 8ral6 0ta-
rais i'm Superioriee iiriferianten,
miro beitte pon Den bieiigen 8unoes.
SSnipeftoren 0orf rlno @oooing be.
gonnen peroen. 3apt. 9orf lit nad
garaga geganeen, bon ipeldem Sa.
fe noie S6iffe nod Dem 500 obse.
fobren tporet. &apt. @oobina begob
jid nod @rano Rapios.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
aanoibiert ais Gcgent Der llniuerii-
f1t.

@rano gapibs, Wli6., 1.
9eS. Senrp Sfepbens bon @aters,
Stiego Gorntp, bnt ieine &an0iootur
ais Megent Der uniperiit6t Wfidigan
arf Dem republifonii6en Sidet an-
0cfiinoigt. Sein gtnme, ingt er, miro
ser Staatsfonpention itnterbreitet
per0elL 0ie bier i'm 6ebritor SIT.
iommeiltritt. Serr Stepbens lit Gin
5efannter Sol3b1nbler. gr beiuhte
Sie llniperiitGt Midigan mo ara.
onierte bon Der Sarpnrb llniperiitdt.
Sp1tcr itlt6ierte er ON oen llniuerii.
tGten Seioelberg, 9euridlano, unb
@ien, Ceiterreid].
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
%an 9pte feim Srie=
OensbOte.
8eind im &eiben 9anBe
obHe Sebeutnng, iagt
&iliDm.
Gtablicrnng meutraler 3unen laet
iid faum bnrdfubren.
6ranfreid beitreitet &epulte Mel-
omngen aus YtarDffD.
VH,Hn,r, r;,ftrk d,,tt 80. 6s..o1
Wiiiiumri riiitet SdDiff fir ariess-
9fDtleioenSe nus.

st. 9ouis, 1. 9e3. Cine
Shiffslobun9 9fobrllngsmittel, alei-
Der u1o Spieliahen miro pon ben
Selpobnern Don Miiioilri oen burb
Ben eitrop6ii6en arieg Seimgeilld-
ten Sugeianot tperbcn. Iies luuroe
bier geitern Don einen 2onlite be.
idloiien, oas pon @ouperneur elliott
". Major ernannt pur0e, Inn 9N1ne
fiir Charity Nap" aus5uarbciten.
8leif5eitig eril6te oas aonite oell
@oupernelr, oen fir Den 8. Gejem.
Der angeieeten CHARITY Oop" auf
ben 19. Ge5ember 5u perlcgcn. 3ic
gan5e Sdiffslabung miro Dem 9iote1
areii5 surSerteiIung iibertpieien mer-
oen.
9bicaeo. 1. 0e5. Sn einern
SOrtrog Dor Der Chicago Gqual
Suffrage sliiocintion befiirluortete
Srau letbif.9mprence poii 2onoon,
England, Die grnelrlling non ipeib.
Iihen Gelesotcn ju BEN 9aager aon-
feren5cn. Tic &eonerin neintc, onB
Der girfIub Der sSrmien lid gcgcn
friegeriide Weliiitc bcr 9iationen gel.
teno MAIDEN meroe. lliter anherell
lin1en cnlpfabl aitd) Die Hconerin.
onb uQe @ertrige pom Dem &olfc,
0as Don ibilen bctroffen miro, rati-
fi5iert piir0en.
Waibington, II, 1. Se5. lSrG-
Iioent @ilion iagte Geltte, OaB, i.
neit cr miiie, S0enrp Ban Gpfc, Der
amerifaniibc @eianotc an Die Mic
oerlanOe, Der nlorgen nod Dem @ci-
Ben Saus fpnlnlen miro, feline eSrie-
Oensbotidaft Der &0nigin uon Sol
lano iibcrbringe. gr fiigte binsu,
oaB er ni6t claude, oaB ,5errn @un
Gpfc's 9eiuh BON irgenopeldcr be-
ionoeren 9eOeutling iei.
@ q bingtOn, 1. Iej. Gie
Gtablierllng nelltraler 3onen fiir Die
Sd]iifabrt in Der meltliden Semi
ipbGre, pic iie Don iiioanerifaniidcn
96n0crn in Torid)lag ge6ruft luilr-
DC, ni,B na6 9lniift oes YrGiioen-
ten @ilion gang freiluiaig arf Sci
ten scr cllropdiiden fricgfiibrenoen
@Gnoer gei6eben. Gr iagte belitc
gciudern, CT bate Die 0rage III
&iirsc nlitSefretdr grpan lino oeiieil
Stelpertreter Earning erortert, bod
naren lie 5u feinem 9eidluB gefom-
men. Gie omerifnnii6en 91noer
niirben lelbitperit1nolif iiber y9ai=
fer auBerbaIb Der orei Nieilen-
@rcnjc feinc &ontroae babeu, iagte
Der Tr1iibent, pesbaIb iic auh feinc
&eitriftionell fir bieSperationen Der
,SIotten anbrer Nationen auBerbalb
sieier @ren5linie einfiibren fonlten.
u ibington, 1. Ge5. Die
franSoiii6e @otidaft erbielt hellte
BON ibren1 aitslpdrtigcn slmt 9epe.
idcn, morin Die angeblido 9fcuolte
gegen Die 5ruppennlsbebitng III
Maroffo ltnosllgerien bcItritten miro.
Gie oiesbe3 e3ii9li6en Oeutiden Iael-
oungen lperocn nls a6iolut falid uno
unbeeriinbet be5ei6net.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
Tfcroc idlemten.

SiIIsbolc, @ii6., /. Gej. q.
I. 9ambcrt, ein nnbe Yittsforo
lebenoer ,snrmer. befinoet iih in fri
tiihem 3ilitanoe. Seine FferSe
lhcuten Dor einem beranfommen-
ocn 3ug uno 9ombert muroc aus
Dem @aecn geidleuoert. @r brah
orei 9iippen uno cine oapon brang
ibm in Die 9unac.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01
i'm 3ipeifel.

SouriIt Gtebenbleibeno) :r0errli9,
ent3iifenb.."
Wolerin (oie IN Der Hdbe ihre
Staffelei aufacidlagcn bat, fir iif):
.Neint er Die glusiift, nseint er oos
Bib, ODER meilit er mi12"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01

,ScGIrngl" Melllll SunDun
bic rnliiiden Sieges=
melOnngtn.
Nleint GrfOlg yDOn fpluhalem lint
fang" iei aber nod nlDglidD.
SetrusraS bat jebud MIR rfDlunal"
nmfseidnittem.
gsafrift, Sae 9entidle BEL Sirmnoe
iidJ smriidge5en.
@6nslidl mnbeitdtigt nnS anoere Wiel'
Snmsen uioeripreAenS.
a6mia 8eDrg bun Gnslano reilt 5n
Srmppen nad Sranfreidl.
Seit III Sabren Der critic &esierenSe
anf bem SdjladltfelS.
Sin Sentifcr, Der beim britiidDen
9iutfrens seSient fat.
Sebt ais mntmnflidler Spiun inSOn-
Sun feitsebalten.
9onSpn, I. Scs. Sbsleidl es
nun flar erifeint, baf bic oentide
@rmree in &niiiid Eulsn Ober jenem
Scile &miIiidl IOlens, in Der 0eseno
nm 9pb5, Sen Die 9iniien gans cinge'
IdJlpiIen batteu, nnr NIT fnapper
Rot pullitGnSiacr @ernidtnns ent'
gimG babeu Die 9emtifen bod NIT
ioldrr Grbitternug sefudlten, baR Der
lie nmgcbcnoe Sprbun bnrdlbrpdeu
lunrSe nnS Die Sdllad)t, Sa MN andJ
bentidjc @eritdrfnnsen eintreffen,
nod nid)t cntidieSen It.
Die britiidDe Yreiie, Die Die letten
geaflridlten ans Yetrusrao 6eipridlt,
1T Der Mmiidjt, bnF Elm rmiiiidler Gr-
folg bon fuluiialer Insbebnuns inn
mer nod mOglih lit, oud wirS in al
len Gnartieren sngesebcn, bae Die
WfelSmng pun einem sruken rniliidlen
Sies oerfriibt mar.
YoIen. mo- MN nlih &aiier Til-
helm i'm Sel0e Itebt. miro in Den ndd)-
item Sogen tpnbriheinlid ale anoe.
rem 9rieesldaupldse on Sntereiie
iiberrugen. SelbIt bie 9Gnooner
9reiie gibt oer 9dnlpfen in SoIen
mebr Goum als ienen in sSlanoern
9as fonnlt fpobI au6 oaber, bnB oltf
Dem tpeitIi6en &riegsihaltpIas Die
Gage ieit Ginger 3eit unoerdnoert ge-
bIicben lit, mas aud nod in ben font
menoen Sagen 10 blciben oiirfte.
SSn gan5 geIgien bIeiben Die 0ert-
iGen i'm aIlgeineinen in Der Oefeniioe
imo eS iino feline @n5eihen bafiir Dor.
hnnoer, oob elm ne1ier 0urhbriihs.
periuf SIR Giiite in groBem Still iin-
ternontnen peroen ioa.
SSn einigen 9epeihen miro er5G6lt
0ab sic Gelitifen in @eleien on pcr-
id,ieoenen Tunften ihon einen Hiiid-
sug begomten haben. aber 0a Die ofii-
5icIen Nleloungen ooriibcr nifts ia-
gen, 10 banbelt es iif pabriheinIih
mir I'M MutrnaBilngen Der &orre-
iponocnten, Ole offenbor ongenom.
men botten. oaB Ger riiiiiife Sieg
ihon enogiiltig imb fiir Die Heltifen
nie6crifmetterno lit.
4onia @cora beiitht oie fron5ofi-
fhen Sd,lahtfeIoer uno sic Reiie bot
in alien 9neern iehr ipnpatbiih be-
riibrt. Sie 3eitiinaen betunen in Ser
@eiprehunq Der Heiie. es iei oies bos
erite Nfal felt III Ssobren, oaB elm
reaierertoer britiihrr gtonard) BEL
ieinen Sruppen fpeilt.
IeeIbourne, gluitralien. 1.
Sea. lleber 9onoon. Die bieiige 3ei-
tlna Nge be3iebt Iid ouf Die bonn mi.
hercn Nr1iioenten Der @er. Sttnten
lSerrn Stit. ausaeiproheue Iniid1t
iiber Die Nfonroeooftrin. beionbers
feline grfldrung, oaB Die 8ereinigten
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-01

Die eirsiee fdgrio6e oeitf.
f&e Beit,,u9 in 2ai4i9an.
wef6e 6te 9epeF@err Ger
DG. 3rsge 6riust.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-30
TTib1te.

Tc the Worshipful Master, and mem
bers Of Clarendon Lodge No. 1873, A.
T. NJ.
The committee appointed to draft
suitable resolutions on the death OF our
highly esteemed Brother c. T. Ridge
wav, beg leave to submit the following:
That Whereas, it has pleased the
Grand Master and supreme architect OF
the universe TO call upon Clarendon
Lodge to give one of its oldest best and
most beloved members to join the mys-
tic craft above, and whereas we are
left to mourn his loss, and whereas the
memory OF Brother c. T. Ridgeway is,
and will always be held sacred in the
hearts of the members OF old Clarendon
Lodge. wherefore be it resolved.
1st, That in the death OF Brother G..
T. Ridgeway, Clarendon Lodge has
sustained great loss.
2nd, That we keenly feel and deeply
deplore the death of our beloved Bro.
3rd, That his memory shall always
be held in veneration by the Craft.
4th, That page in the Secretary's
minute book be subscribed to his mem
rory.
5th, That we hereby afectionately
tender our warmest sympathy to bis
bereaved family.
9th, That copy OF these resolutions
be sent to the family of our deceased
brother, and that copy be sent to The
Manning Times for publication.
Fraternally,
E. NJ. PATE.
W. T. P. SPROTT
J. q. BOSWELL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-30
Turbeville.

Rev. and Mrs. P. K. Rhoad are Wis
ting relatives in Bamberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Caraway OF Null
Inns. are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dennis.
Mr.. Walton Smith, after lengthy
sojourn in Florida, IS at home again,
Miss Edith Cole, is at home from
Winthrop College.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Green, spen,
Xmas at Pipewood with Mrs. Gree MS
father, Mr.. B. P. Broadway.
Miss Binnita Nunnamaker of Sumter.
is the guest of her friend, Mrs. W. J,
Turbeville.
Miss Octavia Morris, who is attend
ing Lander College, is at home for the
holidays.
Mrs. D. E. Turbeville left Friday af'
ternoon for Summit, Ca, where she
goes to visit ber parents.
Miss Ella Green, who is teaching
near Timmonsville, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr. Luther Coker, student of Trln-
ity College, came home for the holi'
days.
Messrs. Mark and John Smith oi
Lake City, are spending few days
with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McSwain Woods o.
Atlanta, are visiting at the home OF the
farmers brother, DR.. W. 81. Woods.
Messrs. Alex and Dewey Graham o1
Jordan, spent the weekend with thelt
sister, Mrs. W. O. Gardner. K
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-30

In keeping with the spirit OF times,
the management OF Draughon EraS-
sical Business College OF Golnno!a' >.
c.. lone OF the chain at the BIZ DfangA-
on Colleges located throughout the
Southern ano Western Statesl. announ-
| ces four AZ money saving plans for
1915, to Young men and young women
blaming to enter college in January.
While the majority OF small ousi-
ness colleges are no longer able TO ac-
cept cotton at ten cents per pound IN
payment for tuition the Big Draughon
College of Columbia is continuing to
offer this ten cent cotton plan, ana also
announces tpat notes, payaole one year
Tor louger) from date will be accepIeo
| in pavment for scholarships, while this
temporary period of business depres-
sion continues. In fact this institution
| is extending to its patrons throughout
the State the most liberal terms and
conditions with reference to manner or
making tuition payments
Following are the four az plans OF
enrolment offered:
! COTTON PLAN-Cotton will be ac-
cepted (strict middling) in payment for
scholarships and ten cents per pound
will be allowed for it. One 5OO-pound
bale will pay for $50 complete seho!-
arship in the Bookkeeping and Bank
| ing department of Draughon's College
or a complete scholarship IN the Short
hand and Typewritins department.
Two such bales will be accepted for
a Combined Scholarship of both Book
keeping Shorthand and auxiliary
studies.
9. CASH PLAN Where the student
enrolling pays cash for scholarship, a
"War Discount" OF $1,000 will be al
lowed and Railroad fare of the student
to Columbia will be paid by the college.
This is equal in every way. from an
economical standpoint, to the cotton
plan offered above, and will only re-
main in force for such limited time
as in the opinion of the College man
agement present existing conditions
may justify.
3. NOTE PLAN-lf the student wishes
to give a note, payable 4 year Tor long
erj from date, for the full price OF the
scholarship, allowing full time for the
student to complete the course, accept
position and earn the money with
which to pay the note befUre 1t falls
due, the regular catalogue price IS
charged for each scholarship, which is
few dollars higher than the cash
price. Where 30, 60, or 80 day notes are
given, no difference 10 price is charged
Many students enter Draughon's Co..
lege each year under this note plan,
and complete their course, accept posi-
tions and earn the money to pay their
notes before they fall due. II you are
interested 10 this plan, write for special
note plan blank which gives full lnior'
nation.
4. BY MAIL PLAN-Any young man
or young woman can purchase a Draulgh
on Scholarship for the Bookkeeping
and Banking. or for the Shorthand
and Typewriting course, and pay TOR
this scholarship with cotton on basis
of ten cents per pound, with cash, or
with an approved note. The Stu
dent can then remain AT HOME
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-30
Shot In Discharge of Duty.

News reached here early Friday
morning that Mr.. Frank Clark, a son
Of Mr.. S. J. Clark of Manning, was SER
iously shot while in the discharge OF
his duty as policeman at the town OF
Allendale, in Barnwell county. He
was taken to a hospital in Augusta.
His father left Immediately upon hear
ing the news, for Allendale. The &C
count in Saturdays News and Courier
is as follows:
Allendale, December 25.-Special:
Frank Clark, a policeman, was shot in
an attempt to arrest a man named Ulle
Youmans on the streets here early this
morning. Youmans. it is claimed, as.
sau!ted the officer with knife and
Clark shot him through the thigh, in
aicting a slight wound. Youman's
brother is alleged to have come to his
assistance. 1t is said he threw Clark
down and shot him through the lungs,
while some one else stamped him in
the stomach. BYstanders interfered
and stopped the fight. Clark was taken
to an Augusta hospital to-day and was
doing we'll when last heard from. 1t is
claimed Ulie Youmans was drinking
when the officer went to arrest him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-30
HERE'S A WAY TO SAVE DOCTOR BILLS
Physicians Give Free Advice by Which Pa
rents May Profit.

It was an association of gentlemen,
professionally physicians and chemists,
all Of whom were born in the drug
trade, so to speak, and who have been
connected with it all theiS lives, who
first gave to the world Castoria which
as every one knows is pleasant and
effective remedy for the ailments OF
infants and children. 1t has always
been recognized as a meritorious prep
aration, and its reward has been the
greatest popularity ever enjoyed by
any remedy ever put upon the market;
attained, not by famboyant advertising
or appeals to ignorance or vulgar
prejudice, but BY Inherent merit. All
physicians recommended it, and many,
very many, prescribe It:
Many parents call in the family ply
sicians. Many other parents take ad-
vantage of what the physician told
them when he was first called in con-
sultation. All good family physicians
saws: "Give the children Castorla."
Healthy parents know this remedy OF
old, for they took it themselves as
children. It was more than thirty
years ago that Castoria made a place
for itself in the household. 1t bore the
the signature of Charles b. Fletcher
then, as it does to day. The signature
is its guarantee, which is accepted n
thousands Of homes where there are
children.
Much is printed nowadays about big
families. Dr.. William j. McCrann, OF
Omaha, Neb., is the father OF one OF
these much-read-about families. Here
is what he says:
'sAs the father of thirteen children l
certainly know something about your
great medicine, and aside from my own
family experience I have, in my years
of practice, found Castoria a popular
and efficient remedy in almost every
home"
Charles q. Fletcher has received
hundreds of letters from prominent
physicians who have fhe same esteem
for Castoria that DR.. McCran nm has.
Not only do these physicians say they
use Castoria in their own families, but
they prescribe it for their patients.
First of all it is vegetable prepara,
tion which, assimilates the food and
regulates the stomach and bowels. All.
ter eating comes sleeping, and Castor
ia looks out for that too. 1t allays few
erishness and prevents loss OF sleep,
and this absolutely without the use of
opium, morphine or other baneiul
narcotic.
Medical Journals are reluctant to dis
cuss proprietary medicines. aal's
Journal of Health, however, says Our
duty is to expose danger and record the
means for advancing health. The day
for poisoning innocent children through
greed or ignorance ought to end. Te
our knowledge Cartoria is a remedy
which produces composure and hea. tn
by regulating the system. not by ST. y.
efying it, and our readers are entitled
TO the information"