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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29

uln QOWu, Mr. MCAauFlu mdOe
arrangements whereby the sena.
tor got the 6 per cent money
from the National Union bank.
Possibly this is the reason why
The State don't like the state
warehouse system.
We happen to know something
about the state warehouse sys-
tenn. We have been in pretty
close touch with everything that
has been done from the begin
ming. We know that Senator
McLaurin has all along been
trying to work with the banks
to help them and to get them
to help the system. His one
great desire is to put the cotton
producers of the south in a posi-
tion to get their fair share of
the proceeds of their labor. He
knows, as the State says, that
the south is a borrowing" com
munity; but he believes that it
ought 10 be and has right to
be a "lending" community, to
which status it is his purpose
and desire to raise it. And it is
fine headway be is making, too.
Less than four years ago. be
stood, entirely alone, hunting
for somebody, including the
Columbia State, to help him.
Now, Judging from the publicity
expressed attitude of President
Wilson, Mr.. McAdoo and Mr..
Harding, he has the absolute
support of the whole Federal
administration, and he is going
right on to osuccess. too.
Of course, there are people
who say that 6 per cent money
for the farmer is not a good
thing. We think it Isl but good
or bad, there is no question in
the world of the fact that the
responsibility rests upon Mr.
McLaurin and his state ware.
house system, and if the Colum.
bia State really thinks that
(nothing of importance has been
accomplished yet, we suggest
that It content itself in patience.
In the meantime. our contem.
porary need not worry about the
sending of receipts directly to
the central sources Of cheap
money, Mr.. McLaurin has al
| ready learned that he can dc
that if he wants to; but be does
not want to do that. He prefers
to have the cotton financed by
and through our own banks.
Most of them are cooperating
with him, and he is very well
pleased; but if there had been
no National Union bank to lake
care of the loan refused by the
Palmetto National bank. Sena,
tor Tillman would have gotten
his money all the same, and il
is pro bable that like Senator
Banks. he would have COTTON il
at less than 6 per cent.-York'
vile Enquirer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Futiiity Of Fiattery.

Nothing is ever gained by dsttery.
To the serious man hattery in the form
OF sincere praise makes him more re-
sponsibie and only sadder because he
knows how much he falls below what
Is expected Of him and what he e1-
poets of himself. Lip fattery makes
a real man feel as though his sex had
been mistaken he feels as though he
had been given curling tongs instead
Of a razor for his morning toilet-New
York Telegram.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
BOWS This {

We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured bz
Hau'S Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney
for the last15 years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and dnan
cialiy aGle to carry out any obligations made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUA, wholesale druggists. Toledo, o.
WALDNG, KENAN & MARvIS, wholesale drug.
giStS, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Price. 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
pruggiStS. Testimonials tree.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
His Name Was In II.

Lender-I'Ye been told that Rivers
name is In old Rocksworthy's will.
Friend-Yes, his name IS In It. he
signed it as q witness, that's all And
good gracious! What's the matter?
Lender-Nothing, only I've lent him
ESQ on the strength Of it-London E1.
press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
curiou. Old Drink Theory,

One of the most singular views on
drinking ever recorded occurs IN a
letter from Sir Henry Ingelby on Aug.
81, 1861, printed IN "Pryings Among
Private Papers"
.sSir William Is SO ill,"' wrote the
baronet. lone Of his doctors told me
yesterday there was no manner Of
hope. - have been taught that
Jupiter allows every man who comes
into the world a different proportion Of
drink. which, when he has dispatched,
there remains nothing for him to do
but to die, and that the proportion and
expedition make great difference In
mems ages"-London Standard.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Nor Necessary.

when you are at loss for suit
able word do you ever apply to your
wifeT'
NO." replied the writer; II don't
have to. Her entire vocabulary Is COM
ing my way most Of the time."-Chica-
90 Post
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Tho Earliest Lamps.

The most primitive lamps were prob
ably the skulls of animals, In which
fat was burned, while certain seashells
were also employed for this purpose,
says IN exchange. When pottery and
metal began to be used the principle
Of these natural lamps was for long
time retained, as seen in ancient Egyp-
tian. Greek and Roman lamps and In
the stone cups and boxes Of northern
nations.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Clean al a Whistle.

The origin Of the saying "As clean
as whistle" is ascribed to the "whiss
tie tankard" Of olden times, in which
the whistle came into play when the
tankard was emptied or cleared out"
to announce to the waiter that more
liquor was required
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Holding Back.

"Me q tramp? No, sir. I'm MEM
Der Of de army Of toll"
"T never see you toll"
"I belong to de reserves."-Kansas
City Journal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Horticultural Note.

II see Philip is going in for intensive
gardening"
You don't sayw
Yep; raising mustache. ."-Phila-
deIphia Ledger.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Sorry He Spoke,

"Fools rush In where angels fear to
tread"
'I know. What place have you been
kicked out Of nowT'-Chicago News.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
A Pessimist,

Papa. what is pessimistT
"a pessimist, my son, Is a man who
does not believe that his make Of mo-
torcar is better than anybody else's.
Judge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29
Safety First.

The discovery that freckles are
caused by too much IRON in the system
may explain why some girls won't 80
within mile Of the kitchen range
Washington Post.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29

his IS trifing character who seeks
for fame through silly reports.-Geero.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-29

not Mr.. McLaurin go on to say
"that if the banks refused to
handle this paper at a satisfac'
tory rate of interest, he would
see to it that the farmers were
able to borrow money without
the interposition of the banks?"
Except on a base of what we
have said at the outset Of these
remarks, we do not understand
what the State wants: anyway.
In view of all that has been &C.
complished during the past three
years, in the face of so many
obstacles, it is surely able to see
that it really wants perfect
warehouse system, all it has to
do is to get behind Mr.. McLau-
rim and help him along instead
of trying to hyblow and hinder
his efforts.
But maybe it is something else.
Now that we remember, the
editor of the State is director
in the Palmetto bank. We
heard a story sometime ago that
Senator Tillman. a lifelong Gus
toner of this bank, went there
to get some 6 per cent money on
state warehouse receipts, and
when the Palmetto bank turned
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15
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sic Sic ihmustiae Seeorbat pwahfet. 81 ifanloie gnQen ansiurut. Die
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Dem Gr5feinSe Der Union sur 8eruithrs Der Union uerounoc bette
ltub sIaher get ident iu ai beieelen Seine eneIonoirenotdtct
qeht aus ietner Sulhng ofnbar berpor, io0aB fem 3Dafe mehr mOg
i'd lit. Sim timmert ndt bic tnfe Grbttrrna, Die 0ud Die Re5m
0es amerifnmihen Bottles gebt Jbn gcniet nft Der 3micpnt 5nrten
golfes. Die gum SimmeI fpiaenOe alage Der 6urd amerfanihe augen
g~etooteten gerDonOten umo 9lutsangebcrigm natrer merifnii9er gnr
ger last i'm fat. Die Gbre Der amsrtfanfaen 6lngBc uirS mt 6nRR
aetreteu. CT rlbrt fh niht 8os oomnls omb Den 6Gatsmns Der
rebelfhen saDlGHoer NIT 9hfe Der in gnglafo gebnten .4iaboma
bcqonnen nuroe, Die &erRidtang Der ameHfantffeH panbelsTptet mtro
hente 6arh bic gebafe zines Sobnes iencs 5HbeHs, Ser leoer heute ben
Stubl a6raban 2ncotns enn1nHt fDrtgefeBt Ger merttamlhe 9n.
Del beritmtnOet bon ben gieerea aus feger Angt Dor @u8anO por ans
Sf ginDlus @arturGnt nmiDnf sefoTen? ------
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Nus BEN staate.

gort. maDor Gotten bat Die sc.
.ihGfte Der Sta0tbefpaiting uber-
nommen. Gr erron1te VI. 90. 85ilo.
mann 8lan Stnotannnlt 9fotert
0tcGonougbD gum Stootar5t, ". s.
.5inneo gum %olipitef un0 SSH
W1iQer gum 1ohtbamten.
@ptbenburg. Gum 5uperintfn.
.oenten unierer 5dulen pliroe Bro.
.feiior Clinton Is. Goaet ans 5air,
mont %getp19lt.
aiblano. Geit Die alage bon
8Ilinm g. 2llcds un6 onoereh &c.
gen Die al6lan6 2i9bt, 91ia ano
.Boner 60. 1907 i'm 1iitriftsgprid)i
bon S%aun0ers Gountp begaan, iinS
neun 0aran get6eiligte bereits ge-
Iitor6el. 9ie Sade i6Be6t nod
8latt5moutb gura ben @eutf
non 9ads in 8adieu ~erfraHftc
&arri8 Gorf Don bier an 5iihoer.
Igtfturg.
Grempnt. Die crit Dor einigar
9tonaten aus Gnaba bier 3uge3o9e,
ne 8rou GpeIpne VI. Zane bat If
rem Maonn ardie 9. Cane altf Shef
oing berflagf. 9os @bepaar ia.
bereits oer6eirdtbete ainoer. @e
gem @irtbidaftsbetrieb obne 2t3eni
puroe bier 6ernann GbieBen OH
GropeG per5aitet.
8lattsmoutb. SIN aIter bon 81
Sabren itarb bier B6ilip e. Sorri
ION Der felt 40 Sabren bier an
iGIiig NOR uio Dor einigen Iagel
mittels StrDhHln einen SeG6itnoro
neriuh madte.
SioHeD. 9ieHstag fal0 bicr oi
@~eriammlung Der gereiuigtaa San
oelsfIubs oes peitIifen 1ebrnsfa'
i'm @eridtsge6duoe ltatt
Beatrice. @ilI1m Giben De
am % ~9topein6cr M. Iraiier
uidt nnIdob. watroe 5M Gefdn9HiI
pon t--5 5aBren pcr4ntbelEt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

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t i8s sd t a fa
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llf ha1t Hs 6ItI 30
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taiefs Hsii.
al e W H ft tt
1891 NA ff m 8Haa
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tiflf tW Eattlat w HGsf.
aaiiiae W tMt Ha6 aHfl
itmau 1ff Ell a%gaf6lffisHf
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a.ai m HH aU lNualign aab
.tt8 hlifilW BHl5i8 bam tHtttah
mttl
elmer lta nHh sef masEf 10.
3tou .6aV 8lt SEQ bgf Hllt inhlis
lsnda lie Bet 3HHlG ua6 hfltg
is.b mit Bonn Htlmaal aas bebs
Ntto bem Geufhra Hfift
.Emii6lanb, Etalidlane alu alltt.
ttbf allf III bgr &elt.a
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slssessassm.

% grob, d Helm, ID alt. ID Jung,
@iH IeSer Uou 8egriiterlm9
Sdiat gerae StebesgabcH
gin uni re Iapfern all I'M Sch.
uHo ieeer irent i@, Der erbah
60 mas I'M SduseHeraben.
3ignrreH, asie man raudeH lam
&as Mea nes, oas man brauGeu tam,
Sle freuaig bort ~begrlbeu;
AuA bort idI oaB pihtommen fei
3on Sdotelane HuD DerIei,
Die Stingmung 81 periubeH.
@eHn aud uid1f aaes ~prtHa' IN.
GhoH meits BON ieiner 92inna it,
&irn's BEN &mpfdnger lduHedenl
Sod maiid9e auriolltat,
Bon lieber SaRD geitrtft. genubt,
Sam e~iterigft ertpedeu.
SIM Graben ilrtgt Jon arte8ersmann
5daut leine &~ieDesaaben an
limb ladt oaan gang mbdnoig,
@eil cine S1ipImuibos er nrin faub,
Sic lhm iein Stammtiihfreuno gelanot
.Gye9otet e~igeHbdubiaI'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

GoIgeridtts. Didterling:
rMd - no - pas2 Sie haben mets
ne 2iebesgsoi9ts n~erbranHt2 Barum
bsnn?"
aeoattsur: .NotiirIi6. neil ihnsn
Oas NOTICE Gsuer fsblts."
aud elm 9rof 4. aommis
(ipeIdtr 1eu eingetrsteu 1T uno oas
Bureau fetr tuit ftnDet): aJF "a
oenn bier INNER 70 taIt2"
gu6baltsr: Nee, I'm CONNER 1T
e pdrmer."
8 bisfe &inSer. 5uugst
Mlanu (Grocer1clert Bel elmer 1iIds
ssIeai@afD: .Disls Mode mar iG
aud i'm 3irtus uBb babe mir ben
a6peubdnOiger GngeIehen, Dirtli4
grobartig.'
Ser feline Sans (Sobn Der Saus.
frnu); I'D, ni6t pdbr, 6srr ard'
mer, oa treEen Sic au9 auf2"
Sungsr Mann: .562 Rein. rnsiu
SuHse, als mas foIIte Id Bonn bort
auFtrsten24
Der tsins 6ans: sd glaubtt
nur. neil Mama inner fast, Gis
Iinb Elm 9srinssbdnbiser.'
auf Der Getunbdr.
6Gbn. @tnffnsr (Oie Jabrtorter
rspiOisreub): % haben Gie ia ben
unridtigsn 3ug beitiegeu. Drouhsu'
Der eebt ia nod RnidsIburs!@
3rau: .Aber Der portisr fastl
mir bed, Der 3us sinss nod Wodel'
hauien."
GGafHler: rGagte CT bas2 Dun
Heriustter, ba Bnb mir 10 am GnOI
gar laualaHf Der Ridfplrt!'
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Seher nnf feinem 9uiten.

&err 9. s. 2angboop in Shupler
erhielt einen grief feiues yteffen aus
2eltihlono, Der iiber Die Stlmmung
0ribpn foLgenoe ausfunft gtbt:
gn 8or0 oSautn @lena4
Gmoen. ben %. Sebruar 1915.
2ieber GnfeL Bernhard un0 Jamilie.
Gn1[ih tomn1e i1 oa3u. Dir, lies
Der Snfel, fir 9einen 8rIef melnen
ber5Liditen 4anf al iagen.
ghm CUR ariegsIoge: 8as iagit
9u, Iieber Snfel, oenn nun our
Snlhung Der amerifmii9en Regie.
ring, uir0 oa nift nit 8Deierlei
MaoB gen1eien2 Sat Is Dir ols
eftem geutihen nidt aus Dem Ser.
sen eeiprohen, aIs uniere aegiern1g
ouf Die omeritnnii9e 8roteitnote
e6enfo energiid antfDorNte uao Ielbit
gegen bic ula9tige merifaniihe gfa-
tipn niAt einen Shritt 3urldmih.
Sier Bel ulis gibts tein 3uriid, nnr
Elm BortpGrts uno lDenn Der leBte
Mant iein glut 9ergeben mnB. 8ir
halten aus, lieber Snfel, urD tDern
Die Gpfer NOD 10 groB iin0; lieber
i'm Sample faaen, als epig unter
oos Sod oes per9aBtea Gngldloers
ae1telt All iein. Inner 0eutIhes go.
ferIon0 Ill bonn 5einDe geidu6ert, Der
ariea fin0et in 6ein0esldno itatt,
mas glcidbe0euteno nit Dem halberl
Gieg if. 4n IrupperI aa0 iogdr
qnten feblts inns nidt, es rDeroen
nod 0auern0 mel6e ausgebil1et; NH
Sic 2c6ensmitteI meroan, lpenn auf
niht ollie. ID 0oh 6is 8ur ndfiten
Grnte ettDns filopp rper0en. @rpB.
nrtige 9orItdfsntaBlegeln BON iel'
ten Der 2egierung lalien aber oorauI
ihlieben 6oB oos oeutide Golf be.
ruhigt In Die 8rtfunt bliden oarf
Nie lit "a MIR moglih, bob Oas
aroBe MmeEifa nnieren 5eiH0en fla
weiaioroea BON 3plers DlunitioF
uIrB. liefert, I'M uus oauit 5n Der
bliiten2
Man liebt Iieber Gnfel MIR be-
aopilalisuaus megen weroen arsssi
aefiinrt nnO fest mon itb iiber ieoel
a0Iferredt bintDeg. 3o6 mir itnl
taurf aQnaa Tim Sobn gaQ ~ aei
aett. mas es beiBt. bic IaIbe Bel
anf ms ga besen. er miro q
Idom iebt bereut bobeB.
aaes IN aIlem itebt uulere So9l
gift inn f5rnen mir getroit Der 81
funft en~taeeeniebef. @as mid an.
betriifL tarln i'd Dir alittbeilen odl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-15

On otm 6tlbBok5ffit zines im
Clim itaiHi6su ofullAta @ol0aisH
nib Mat obW gunner gtiailotrt.
iuie tB tn BEN laihm HHts btau
idm @olbatm aushtht. .gBtAt
Eu nal NiHm 10 fgegi be- 8twis
itreibtf). mic mtins 1aidta aus
ieEui giuit 6oimi0idt Elm 6oiens
rogert 6tlaBisii Elm 1didtHiua. M
usu lptiB, auBen S4masiatte Uslo'
erau), ftUas Atrg gum 8elabrreis
uigtu, 0tt 3slulolol 4a9tel nit Alo'
Iulpaptr, Sttie SsillappeH uuo
l2htBha oas 9an0lua. Rstis
6oiuiaiat: gortsmomais. Hlbtrnss
UeHH, gtoBss buntes 2al9sntLh,
Yulsparmtr. llebsstalde. ubr uIO
Gupumpltiit. Ne .sntalds: IiRls
uHten aompab, Gpiegel, aaItuoer,
gnrami0el. At4te NeFeHtnids:
4oti36an. 8srgnmsntpopia. aitups
ia: JHuenta az: Doagepiropite 8rtei'
ia ne = aLs Srieie TRACE i'd natira
Iia Hidt bti mir, Die iIHp IN Tor.
nittr. 2itepia, Iints dRBere ga.
5s: Sets. S@0folaos aip. gis9te;
6llb Irsi fir Elm Stud 8rot. aaunlt
Du Dir cine 8oritsAuHg ma4eu Don
meinsr 8oagspfropit1eitl'
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.i6 oaf meinem Soften bin, ebcnio
mein grlloer emil, pelder aud
Gbermoat lit. Or lit moblouf uno
.itebt aud ieinen 9tann.
@it ber8liden @ritBen an Did
uno beine JaniIie Qain Refie
Gsfar Gbolen, Gber 8imm. 0lnot.
Isl. @. Santa Glena", Gm6en,
3eutidlorD.
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rtniIdN RsrIammInna d 1nn6aI.

1tntidlt RsriammInus IN lumbar.
am ndd8tgn 5omilaa Hadn liag
.mnti z ltbr inAct In te poile gu
Dunbar enc @%cridmmlnra Der Gclt
iden Der oortiacu @elen0 itdti. no.
Al Gle Tuuiihcn mt thren 60ul.
lien ireunolidit cuaelaoea iino.
Die Neriommlna wir0 tHter Der
Aeaioc 0cs neuacgrimoeten 9itrger.
.uerctus i~tuttfunOeB Gin biibites
Rroararun foHgf sur Ausiibrung
.um0 mcbrerr 8eden mrrocn geboltcn.
oie Souptrcog ben Or Ser.
.maun @erbaro. Crganiiator oes
Staotseerban6es Gic 8eauten ocs
.0oriigea gi%trgcrocrciu5 oie 9errel
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