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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
Notwithstanding DDm Scnut nnsc-
nUmmen,


@oi6ington, Is. 9(uguit.
Ger Senot no6m belte sic S6iffs-
porIoge nit SO gegen 81 Stimnen
an, unO es wuroe ooolt9 cine Der
bitterlten Streitfrogen Ser @ilion'-
i6en 9lominiitration beigelegt. Der
GonereB bate oieie %orIage i1on
por6er angenonlmen.
1ie 9emofraten maren einitimnlig
5i @unlten Der &orlaee, iuG6reno oie
9lepu6Iifauer oieiel6c cinItimmig ob-
lc6nten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
9SortcfeuiIIc. .

2onOon Is. gluguIt. Ger
@}arqltis bon Creme, 2orO-@rdiioent
oes Gronrotbs, purOe gum YrGiiOen-
ten Ser @r5iebungs6e6oroe I'M britt
icben Cabinet ernonnt; er 6e6dIt iei.
ne bisberieen glemter.
Ger Nlordlis bon Creme lit ser
9foHfolger bon Serrn 9lrt6ur Sen.
oerion, zines glrbeitcrfii6rers, ser am
s. 9lueuIt oen &oriie ser Gr5iebungS-
be60rOe nieOerleete. 9lm nGditen Sag
bieB eS, ooB Serr Senoerion ais
&otbae6er in 9lrbeiteronoelegenbeit
BON ser 9Pegierung bei6e6olten peroe.
2orO Creme, Gin Sibcrolcr, bat pcr-
icbie0cue Go6inetspoiten iucge9a6t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
,,gSeItcnO-2icSerfrans"

Ger n@eiteno-Sieoerfran8" bielt
ieine wo6entIi6e SingThinOe inter
Dem Girigenten Charles Gin. Ser
ihieocne @inIoOrngen feiteebenOer
Sereine muroen oneenommen. Nrd-
iioent $. &einrid6 fiibrte oen goriib
llno SefretGr 81. Sonol ooS 8rotofoQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
Qun einem 6nnNe ne6iilcn.

@on cinent onlbeineno tollen
Sunoe mir0e geitern gilbert Mot.
tbems bon Scr. 1925, @runtItraBc,
ms rebte 9ein ge6iiicn. Scr 8or-
foG trug iicb al Ser Goreb-, ltobc
2ourens-StroBe, gu. @ilbert muroe
bon cinem 9lr5te in 9ebonolling ge-
5-onimen Oo er lidb weigerte, in Gin
Fpoipitol 8it eeben. Ger 9[r8t bronnte
bic @unoe aus. 0ie Yoli5ei fonO
aus, Dab @iGianl Sobnion BON glr.
1920, Gorep.StroBe, Der Better OcS
SunOe8 lit. Seoenfoas nllB Der
Sumo erl6oIIen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
Star6 i'm StaOtacfansnia.

SIN StootocfangniB Itarb na6 fiir-
ger &ronfbcit ser 33 Sabre oltc
@oworo Gngelba6 bon gtr. SIG,
@ureinOpsStroBe. @ie Der @cfdng-
niBor5t feititellte, erlog ser Wiann
Dem 9(lfobolismus. Coroner ". Z.
91ilcp bonn nlittleren %oli5eiOiltrift
bat eine llntcriu1ung cingeleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
8 Il d / III s 4 Ii Il.

Der 8cl0en0orlteller y .por OUT
cinige @oden pcn oitIiGen @rieBS.
idouplabe ouf ieine 9reitcr 8uriitge-
febrt, glls cr Oos erite g}oI ais
p @aneritein" ouftrot. paiiterte ibm
Elm tlcineS, ober entihulo6oyss Ser.
iprcher. gInitott Ser @ortc; ~1a
iteb' id, Elm eHtIoubter Stonun"
fam es; nDo iteb' id, Elm eutloiiter
Stumml~ bon ieinen 9ippen.
gLnes ihnun6eIte observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

Sum . onaema dl enl Bon
@nglan0 foHmt sic 9tnhriht. oaB
HuBlono oort fir ieine 9lrmee nclm
Wliaionen &oor @dlitGritiefel beitent
bat. 9Ingeiihts Scr unerih0pi
lihen Eriippenmoiien ole RuBlauO
ousriiitet, erteint man leiht, OoB es
iid ga Inn einen 0rudfcbler bdnoelt.
Gs muB uotiirIib neln giaionen
SCAR Stiefel beiBenl Bon oen $50
Ndlioneu Ruiicu Die cs seben ion.
imo n6mlih mcuigitens 100000.
100000 Wfonn mobil gemohtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
@rpf,cr CSmpfouo.

SiiIfs 9unoeSmari6aIG Ebil. g..
S8iua6 lnO 6roi eaben geltcrn
Ql6eno in ibrer @o6nlmg gir. 1917,
0it glort6 9loenuc, 81 @bren i9rer
fiir5liHen Gernl06hng einen groBen
Gmpfang, 81 pel6em lib Oiele
6reltnoe ocs @6epoares eihgefunOen
batten. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

Die prottifden StG6tcr.
Sduerin Giro eritenmoI bel Heaen.
metter in Der Stoot in cine StraBeu-
babn einiteisen0 uno Sic Signaneinc
bemertenO): ~gitd nal an. 0ieStd0.
ter limo bond prnttiiher, ipie idl se.
glaubt bab'l 5oreen ioe1r 0ob~mau
aIeih iein oalics 3ene bier onfbdu,
gen fannIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

Gin SouriIt tommt in itodiinihrer
gsadt in einem @aiibof an iiternadr
tet, uno ipiu am onceren WloNen,
nod ebe es tugt, pieoer obre !. N.
8eim ge5o5len reet er iib itbcr ocn
iiberaus bcbsn 9ogierpreia dui.
mWds2 g. tbeuer2l sic bam ia
in an 3immer nit 6errliDer Scbirgss
n,a1ick4 n'fMInfen 4"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

Die @ol0on0abt ser 3ionS-@e-
meinoe, melrbe Iesten Sonntug Our6
oen beftigen 9fegen am @ormittog
ber6inoert nuroe, finoet morgen Gor.
mittog If ll6r in @enoer's @eb0I3
(friiber @e6er's EorD an Scr Sar.
foro-9iooO itott. Die Sorforo-9lOe.-
@neeonS fii6ren bis an Sen gingong
5it Oem @ebol5e. SeOer Gonoufteur
giebt 9[usfllnft oariiber, mo @edoer's
@eb0l5 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
Die QlltifdOtcr ee6cn in sic 0ebirel

~ so IAu~+NL BeyNN W W. VN~ftBNt
Die Wlit9lieoer oes u8ereins ser
&ouflelite unO 6obrifonten Der 9llt.
itoOt" MAIDEN ibre 0iesidbrige Serbit-
@rfrriion na6 Sogerstopn ltnO %en.
Wior am 6. Septem6er. Ger Spc.
5iol5ug oerlGBt oen SiaenitraBen-
8o6n6of I'M s ltbr Dlorgens unS
febrt 9lbenOS II ll6r 5uriid. Die
9iunOfobrt, eini6lieBlid oller @obl-
8eiten etc, foitet $3.50 unO fir Sim
ser 50.
Gos arrangements. .Gonlite, mel
DIES oie g1omen Der 9et6eiligten iom-
melt, beite6t aus Den folgenoen Ser.
rem:
George &C. 3npf goriiser, glr
1925, Srleuns,StroBe;
s. George @ebring, ir, gtr. 420,
glorOs@ap- -StroBe;
George o. &uppers6erger, Ger.
2639, YenniDlponia-9lOemne;
iSreo. s.. @ettemii1er, g}r. 600,
@nIorsStraBe;
Sobn @. Mnnn g}r. 1851 Sor-
forO 9fooo;
Socob gS. Soof, @rGiiocnt Scr
nSlo Soipn g}ational @onf".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
@ir @rnn 81

gincr, Der eben sur Snfanterie aus
semuitert purDe. BAT I'm 3ut6eiIuus
81 elmer anoeren Sruppe, neil er lh
fir bic SnFlnterie obiolut niAt eiens.
guF bic Tr~ne Oes StdbsarStes, mas
ibm 6enn fe6Ie, Iaat er:
nBeil bod bic SSnfantsrie auf Dem
WSdride immersu iiu9t, uno i& babe
~n~ friue Gtimme
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

Die Gntiucrtbnne Der SOrucrfriidtc.
g9ir baben, 10 miro ms ans SAM
blrg gelhrie6en, Oas ounfle ariegs-
broo 10 lieb geluonuen, ooB iie idipo-
rem eS ouG iiir Die 3ufilnft beibe.
6olteu 5ll molleu lmo nidt SIT ouloeu
Bob i6nen ie pieOer bellies, ihwod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
ffc m m 0 5 alto Il.

@oter (lnbdnger Der 8erbren.
mingsmetboOe) n&orl, 0u pirIt ieet
nidt nebr iingen:
Sch immet Ereu' un0 ReOlihfeit
Bis oil Deir fiibles @rool -
ionoern: bis al Den bciBeS @rab LII
neil mir uns berbrennen loIlenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
gSe r y Iii mt.
gcrIObuussrins lief re.

Reife; ~2ieber SnfeI f6auteit Oh
mir pieaeiht NIT elmer 9leiniafeit
ousbelien9~
Ontel. u9Iber gerIt bier bait On
cine Dtorf.
gleffe .Gnnfe lebr.
Gnfel: ID, bite, eS mar mir GIN
|eretiieen."
gteffe; agla Dor NAL, iebr perenii.
aungsiiidtie ibeinit Gu ober uidt 0u
Teirl.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
gli d tauIout

nSerr &apellmeiIter, Sic BADEN
mein Spiel NIT SSbrer @eiee Diel su
lout offompoeniertl"
~Gos eloub' id foum mein TrGu.
leiul 1en penn i'd leiier affompog.
niert bate 10 b0tte man Sbre 6ebIer
nod beiier eebort,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
@abamana neri@arft.

2onoon, is. 9luguit. TIT g(mtIid
Wilroe belltc befonnt gegeben, ooB
bonn 1. September ab Yerionen i'm
9llter bon iiber Is Sobren oie 2on-
Oimg in 9[iitralien obue cine bon Oen
britiiden 8e6oroen ousgefertigteu
oOer beItGti9ten 9leilepoB nic6t erlnubt
lit. Herionen, Die bonn gmSlano ob-
fo6rcn, miiiicu 9feiiepdiie 6aben, Die
bon cinem britiibcn Goniul biiirt
limo,
Morquis BON Grem c r6 alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
Bonn NSrdfOentcn betirt

Die 9lrmcc.%erwillignugS-%Or
Sine ltc6erraIdJnug. IT. Der Sra
TOcut Wnr NIT geiuiiIeu gcItim-
mnugen in Der IieUiiiOu Der
Sricgs.glrtifcl nidt cinUcrItan-
ben, - %Orlnge mnroc bereits
luieOcr ciugercidJt, - SutereRan-
ter Sumpf 5wiIdcn Senat nno
SunS Oirfte iidj cntuifcln. -
SinOcr-9lrbcit-Sia sur Inter
5cidnnug bereit. - Sdiffa6rts-
Sill OOm Sent paiiirt.
g9a1bington Is. 9(uguit. II
Gie 9lrmee GcrpiaigungS .Goriogc
mur0c beute imerporteter Meiie bonn
@r1Iioenten g8ilion petirt, peil er nit
geipiiien 9eitimmungcn in Der 9feOi-
lion ser ariegSartifel, melhe trob
oeS g9iOeripru1s oes %rdiiOenten ser
&orloge bon Dem Contemporaries
ocs SouIes einocrlei6t morOen lparen,
ni6t einoerltanOen mar.
%oriiber Sap bonn 0}ilitdr-@omite
oes SulileS reidtc iofort Die Gorloge
micoer Gin, aus ser ser gauge gI6-
ibnitt be5iiglid Der GeOiiion Der
GriegSortifel alsgcmer8t morOen
mar. @err Soo erfldrte OoB IN Oie-
fer 5eiiion Oes GonereHeS feline 9ie-
oiiion ser ariegSortifeI in @crbiu-
Oun9 NIT Scr |orlogc mebr erfolgcn
ipiirOe.
Goriiber Chamberlain auf Ser an-
oercn Seite fiinoigte bcute gl6eno ou
OoB Ser Senot Oic bonn %rdiiOenten
giltge1eiBencn &eOiIionS-9eitimmim-
gen ser &orlage wicoer einoerlei6en
miiroe.
9[uf Oicie @eiie Oiiritc lic6 ein lcb.
batter Gompf INN Oie 8iI enhpideln
Scr Die Gerto9ung Oes Gon9reicS
binouSi6ieben unO oas gon5e 9fii-
ItungS Yrogramm beeintrGhtigcn
fam.
Die Gorloge miro om 0ienItag
bonn Sous.Wlilit6r.Gomite olfgenon-
men meroen, lmo ibre @oiiiring miro
iopiel ais m0gli1 6ei1leiinigt mer-
ben.
Sc rGompf wirO Damn fommcn
menn Der Senot Oie geitridenen Ge-
Oiiionsbeitimmlingen lpieOer einfiigt
uno bic @orloge Oem Soltie wieoer
5uriidienoen miro.
&inOeror6eit- 9ilGiebt
sur llntcr5etdnung
bcreit.
@oibington Is. Sluguit ~
S6ne Ge6otte ooer 0ieforo-&otlm
muroc beute sic Ginoerorbeit 8or.-
loge nit Sen glmenoements, Die ibr
hnm Spnnt pinnpfiint murApn nnnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

@oibington, Is. 9luguit. ~
Sbne 0e6atte ooer OieforO-&otum
murOc beltte sic &inoeror6eit @or.-
loge nit oen glmenoements, Oie ibr
bonn Senot eingefiigt purOen, bonn
&ouie aueenommen uno lit iebt 3ur
lluter8ei6niue Our dJOen Erdiioen-
ten fertig
9rdiiOeut @illon wor es, Der alf
9lnnobme Oieier 8orloge in ser ge-
genpdrtigen GongreBiisung beitunO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

Sat: ~gpis tounen Sic es gefuti,n.
OaB man bier uOn Oem 5uSringIidatn
Rerl unsebeftelt pir62"
Wirtb (autmiithis)@ rRa. saten
Sic ibm mir a. RIeinigIsit mas ,r
trieat. oas perfaufi sr ia and lqrs
bei mtr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
Sin sil6crOic6 crluiidJt.

GomorO 2eDD bottc cine gon8e $50
genlaoung eeitoblener So6en in
leiner @obnung. - Muroe bon
ocr @oli5ei in einem Yfanoboule
per6oftet. IL Soa an Scr 9olton-
StrnBe eingebro6en iein.
@inen guten Sang mo6ten geltern
Sergeant Moooer. uno Eoli6iit @bit-
nep bon Scr noroweitliben @oIi0ei-
ltotion. Sergeant @oooen bemertte
an Der YenniDIbanio-glOenue, wie
ein Monn nit einem groBen 8iinOel
in Gin @fon0gei6Gft cintrot. Ga ibnl
ser Monn beroGcbtip porfonL nabm
cr 0en Yoli5iIten @LitneD nit in oos
@fon0Iofol. 3u ibrcm Gritaunen
1oben lie, mic Der 8eroG1tige cine
groBe W&enge Sil6er5eiig ouspodte,
I'M oolIelbe 5u @elo 81 MAIDEN. SSn
Die @nge getrieben geltonO OerNtonn
l1lleBllD, 0oB ole So0en geltoDlell
wuren. @Omoro 2ebD, 10 beiBt Der
Snboftirte, CAB ais feline &obnung
gtr. SIS, 2mlrenSsStroBe, an. Sci
elmer 0urbiuHung Ger @obnllng
fono man ni6t weniger ais einc
gon5e Mo9enlooung geltoblener 60
6cn Dor. Silber5eug, 9(n5iige, Sent
oen m0 iogor cinen Ybonogrupben.
9lacS purOe 3ur Eolioeiltotion &C.
brobt. Serner ion 2eOp eineelton-
Ocn boben, ooB er es mar, mclber
aoblreibe @inbriide in Ger Sto0t
uno llngegeno oerii6t bat. @r brad
onee6lib lcste ISOLDE in 0as Sous
OeS Srn. 6. S. @ortbington Scr.
1881 9olton-StroBe, Elm uno ent-
penOete ouBer Silber8eltg cine gro
Bcre Sunlme @eloes. 2ebD miro
beute Dem EoIi0eiri6ter porgefiibrt
WerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19
0armar6eiter nM0 0JeIO uer0Mftct.

TarmNrbeiter itn0 BelO berOnFtct.
Die @oli5ci bon Baltimore lno
bon 9oltimore'Gountp befinOet iih
ouf ser Suc6e nod 9(n0rep @furtbo,
uelher oerod1tigt miro, oas Seim
ieines 9lrbeiteebers, s. 9. SeB bon
Song @reen, beraubt 5u 6oben. Sert
S5eB febrte am Gonneritog nod iei-
mem Seim 5uriid unO fano, ooB 81
unO ale SHmudioben periAmunOen
moren. glub Wlurt6o mar oerouftet.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-31
Nothinq New to Mike.

The New York Giants were e1ercts-
ing in Texas when one night Mike
Donlin crept into the Pullman that was
sidetracked at Waco long while after
hours, greatly to the rage Of John j.
McGraw. Now, according to Donlin,
there is supposed to be but one com
plete humiliation for ball player
who goes against the winter training
rules. The cuiprit is assigned to an
upper berth in the sleeper. AeGraW
was awakened when the belated Don
lin climbed into the car and says he:
Just for that, Nike, you take an up
per-" The manager had forgotten the
players previous servitudes and
stealths in the way of personal trans
portation across the country. But
Mike had not forgotten. He said mer-
rily: "All right, John. I've ridden
'em higher than uppers and lower than
lowers"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-31
John N. Gaines New Poem.

Gaines, of Tennessee Mr.. Speaker,
I know that what l shall read the Re-
publicans will enjoy, because 1t IS en-.
titled, when Democracy VIII Die.
An Old Hickory Democrat has put mo
verse the following conditions under
which and the time Democracy Will die:
"When the lioa eats gras, like an OK,
And the fish worm swallows the whale;
When the terrapin knits woolen socks,
And the hare is outrun bv the snail;
When serpents walk upright like men,
And do0le bugs travel like frogs;
When the grasshopper feeds on the hen.
And feathers are found OF hogs:
When Thomas cats swim in the air:
And elephants roOsJ upon trees:
When insects in summer are rare,
And snuff never makes people sneeze:
When the fish creep over dry lane,
And mules on velOcipedeS ride;
When foxes lay eggs in the sand,
And women IN dress take no pflde:
When Dutchman no longer drink beer,
And girls get to preaching on time:
When billy goats butt from the rear:
And treason no longer IS crane:
When the humming brays like an ass,
And limburger smells like coIogot;
When ploughshares are made OF glass,
And hearts CT Tenuesseans are stone;
When sense grows in Republican heads,
And wool on the hydraulic ram:
Then the Democratic party will be dead,
And this country DOT worth damn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-31
Our Side Of it.

We are wearers OF the uniform
Ano if you are friend,
You'll not say word against ii:
ANY word, that would offend,
1t has covered houo:ed bodies
And bv heroes. has been worn
Since the days OF the republic
When the Stars and Stripes were born.
Uniforms have many patterns,
Some are khaki, some are biu>
And the men who choose TO wear them
Are of many patterns TOO,
Some are sons OF wealthy parents.
Some are college graduates,
Some have many many virtues.
Some are simple reprobates.
We have many skilled machanicS,
Men OF brains and letters 100
Loyally have served their country
That they are credit 10,
No indeed, they are rot angels,
BlackguardS? Yes, we've some OF
those,
When they came iuto the service
They wore civilian clothes.
Drop your proud and naughty bearing
And your egotistic pride,
Get acquainted with the soldier
And the heart and soul inside,
Test and try 10 anaiyze him,
CriticiSe him through and through
And You'll very likely lind him
Just as good man as you.
We Don't care for your profession
Occupation, or what you Go,
When you're gazing at a soldier
And he's looking back at you,
Who is there to judge between you
AS you stand there, man 10 man:
Only one, The Great Almighty.
Name another, if you can.
w. I. Hudnai, Jr.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-31
y , :.,s,y :. u:..:;.':'. i:Nf :.
I URDY & O'BRYAN,
Attorneys Cunseiofs IL Law.
MANNING. S c.
ancient Ece-CuituTe.

From the earliest days the honey
bee has reused the poet and pAiloso-
Diler to admiration. That aDiculture
is 10 modern craft VIC lNd from the
writings OF the Roman Virgil, who,
from his farm above Naples, tells US
such delightful tales about his bees
amongst the lemon trees, and from
Pliny some hundred years later, who
gives them an interesting chapter in
his natural history. Centuries before
the birth OF Christ boatioads Of an
cicnt beehives foated up and down
the Nile, following the circle of the
summer season, and the bees probably
reveled in the bowers at Babylon's
gardens even as they do among the
hollyhocks Of today We still set the
Grecian honey, redolent Of wild
thyme, and the bees We see gathering
the nectar on Hymettus' rc2iSy slopes
are doubtless direct descendants Of
the subjects OF hristotles medita-
tions.-Suburban Life.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-31
Services at The Methodist Church.

Manning Methodist Church, DR..
Watson 8. Duncan. Pastor.
The Sunday School will meet at 10:OC
4. M, Mr.. Jos. Sprott, superintend.
ent.
The Mems Bible Class meets at the
same hour. Hon. Charlton DuRant,
Teacher.
Preaching at 1l:Oo 4. m , and S ?. M,
by the Pastor.
Morning Subject: "The Transfgur-
ed Christ"
Evening Subject: Are All Men I'm
mortal?" This will be the third SER
mon in the series on beyond The
Shadow"
Epwo:th League 3 y. N.
PRAYER service on Thursday at !
D. m. followed by the Teachers Train
ing Class.
Public cordially iuvited TO all ser
vices.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-05-31
Demonstration Meeting Great Success.

The annual spring assemblage of the
Clarendon county home demonstration
clubs and allied organizations was held
here Yesterday ard proved gratifying
success in every particular. There was
the largest and most enthusiastic at
tendance that has yet been had on such
an occasion and the spectacular auto
mobile parade, which opened the days
program, proved a striking feature.
The different decorated cars attracted
admirihg attention.
After the parade the meeting was
held in the court house. whe.''' the
spacious auditorium was filled 10 apac-
ity. Miss Edith L. PARROT, State agent
of the Home Demonstration Club work,
made spirited address on her special
line CT work. Miss Amanda Edwards,
local agent f0r Williamsburg county,
made a short talk on the home demon
stration work in her field. and Miss
Mary Lennon, local agent for Sumter
county, told OF the work being done in
her county.
Mr.. c. c.. Cleveland. of Winthrop
College, State agent OF the Poultry
Club work, spoke il detail Of the pro-
gress of the work being done in his de-
partment, and his Miss Katherine
Richardson made an excellent report
of the work that is being done in ClGr-
endon county.
After the meeting adjourned dinner
was served in groups on the court house
lawn, and after dinner practical can
ming demonstrations were given By
Miss Edwards and Miss Lennon.
While this was going on the Corn and
Pig Club boys held a special meeting
in the court house 10 hear some iDstruc-
tions from County Agent J. r. Clark.
Every one seemed pleased with the
success OF the occasioo, aod all who
were in attendance returned TO their
homes with renewed interest and
enthusiasm in the work of the several
clubs. 7.
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Some Spicy Sentiments.

Col. Lip Levin is responsible for a
following story, which he says was tol
him by naval officer:
At q supper given TO some of the
captains OF the ndvies Of Eogtand,
Russia, Turkey, France and America,
q toast from each one in honor OF the
flag he defended was called for. Here
they are:
The Russian said Here is to the
bars and stars that have ncve" been
torn down"
The Turk said: Here is to the
moon Of Turkey whose wings have
never been Clipped"
The Frenchman said: Here is TO the
cock OF France. whose feathers were
never pulled"
The American said: ''Here's to the
stars and stripes OF America, which
have never known defeat"
The Englishman concluded as fol-
lows: Here is to the rampant, roar
ing lion of Great Britain, that has torn
down the stars and bars OF Russia. that
clipped the wigs of the moon of Turk
ey, that pulled the feathers OF the cock
of France, and ran like HI from the
United States OF America. ."-Colucl-
bia Record.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Clarendon.

b. James NJ. Windham, Esq, Probate
Judge.
MIHEREAS. \. Barron Clerk OF
FsCourt, made suit to me to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate
and effects of 2. p. Rowland.
These are thefore. to cite and admon.
ish all aud singular the Kindred and
Creditors OF the said P.:P. Rowland de-
ceased, that they be and appear before
me. in the Court OF Probate, TO be held
at Manning on the 26th day Of June
next. after publication hereof, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
If any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of May Anno Domini 1916.
!. NJ. WINDHAM,
SEAL Judge of Probate.
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paxVilIe.

The quarterly meeting OF the fourth
division OF the Santee W. i .. will
be held at the Baptist church here
Thursday.
Miss Hattie Herlong is making prep.
erations to attend the Summer school
at Winthrop which will begin shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bell have return
ed from ST. Paul where they spent
some time with relatives.
Rev. NJ. J. Kyser attended the South
ern Baptist Convention which con-
vened at Asheville, n. c., recently.
Preparations are being made to have
"Children's Day" exercises at the Bap
tist Sunday School in few weeks.
The Y. ". AS OF the Baptist church
entertained the young people ct this
place at the home of their leader, Mrs.
J. \. Brown, Jr., iast Wednesday ev-
eniug. The evening was spent in out
door games, also music. and conversa-
tions. \ very interesting feature be:
ing two declamations by Mr.. Claud
Corbett.
Miss Belle Bagnal who has been Wis
iiing her sister, Mrs. w. B. Pack has
returned home.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
II. A. Plowden, Plaintiff
against
Elsie Capers, Toot Benbow, Sadie Ben
bow, and Macy Benbow, Defendants.
Summons For Relief.
(Complaint Servedl
To the Absent Defendant loot Benbow:
You are hereby Summoned and re-
quired TO answer the Complaint 10 this
acton, of which copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve copy OF
YOUR answer 10 said Complaint on the
Subscriber AZ his Office in Sumter. s.
c., within twenty days after the service
hereof: exclusive of the day OF such
service; and if you fail to answer the
Complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court Tor the relief demanded IN
the Complaint.
AND YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE, that the original summons
and complaint ia this action have this
dav been filed in the Office of the Clerk
OF Court of Common Pleas for CIaren-
don County.
Date March 20, y. D. 1916.
L. D. JENNINGS,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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P0V1P1 H0|du|rC CDI|I(I||
A Good Family Cough Syrrp.

Can be made by mixing Pine-Tar
Sugar. Hyoscyamus, Sassatras
Ipecac, Rhsubarb, Man
drake, Capsicum Muriase Ammonia,
Honey and Flycerine. 1t is pleasant,
healing and soothing, raises the
and gives almost instant re-
lief. For convenience of those who
prefer not to fuss, it is supplied ready
made 10 25c bottles under name OF DR.:
Bell's Pine.Tar- Honey. Can he mad
1T your druggist. Iosist on gettia@ DR.
Bells Pine. Tar-Hoaey and see that nc
formula is on the package.--Adv.