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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

kd, kJer dIvJa 70 nekolik" let sem plemenski boi,
Tx So me- razrija Nrno najugodne-j "a Angelic.
\"srecna burNk"-angirSka voina Je odkrila mno-
90 >labih >irami nadvlade bclokozrev i'm ravno y
lem caSu 81 je zatcl nepritakovan razvoi enamel
p~acIJNkih tczcnj juIm"afriSkih domacinov. Angle
Ie Je ioreJ pr"ccJ ncmilo >pravilo H. Nth oOioyo-
Stl. da So rrn" plrmr y >tiku : kulturo povSod uni.
Ia. ' prvi vr>tl imemJcm /uIe, kot glavne pred.
>iavit"lJr velkr >kmpimc roda Bantov' Xxi so po
>"glaSnl N"dbl aniropoloikih in etnograf>kih raz.
lSk"valccv maJb"ll raIvli nar"d Grn0kozcry. XII
prcN"ga : >v"J" intelligence vSe o>talc. Idi So. da
Jim Ic dol""cu@ . hodocu">ti y-lika vloga. Evrop.
>k" k"l"niIdciJa nj >E"dovala tenn rodovom V taxi
lh"rl. kak"r llot"nI"t"m in MIN Sorodmim rodo.
N"nl, naNlr"tn" 81 ii luali "d riviIizacije marsikai
prI>v"Jltl in p"rahiti ; >vnJu koriSt. Imernost.
nc/aupn">t in providno>t -" iih nhrani!r >kodlii-
Nh vplIv"v, Isl jh prlna>a : Srbui kul,ura. V nil
h"vii vr>tah j" na>ialo gcSlo: Afrika crnokoi-
Gem. IN >r"di>ar ,cga gihanja tvorijo misijonar-
Nkc sole. Iii y" ii jn po>tavili >ami.
P"d vpIlr"m krilnmJa j. ma>iala III poSrbna
Nr>ta prcbIval,lva. lax" lvani Afrikander", ki
ST" pri>cgli na "">I": "Afrika Afrikamcem." Niih
rllJ j" pop"iud >am"Ntojno,t in odtreanic od Bri.
'anlr. Ma f.>ut" i~udiI~Rih. malal>kih. kitajskih
IN Jap"mNkh dclavcrv, in nckoliko tisoc ru,kih IL
dow. izgnnuih "a casa rcv"lucijc IL domovine. po.
v"cujc y vrIiki mcri la kao>.
Anslrzrrn. Ii 81" lrudiIu u>tvariri Y Srednii in
Iuzmi Afriki cn"tuo provinco. ~ seveda pro,ivi
v>aka -aht"V" ro polilidmi Namo>toino>ti in v>lrd
,c"a t1dI u" prlznaFaJo poScbnc "afrikanSkc ma
r"d1"Nii. TAX" ic rrim">la "Timc>'' IT, !r1a 1899
"d vlad" iu>pirirau riaurk IL pcrc>a W. Gre>wel.
la. Isl pray. da Alrikandrov' >ploh nj. da jc 10
Iinr j." l%"ni'IJiNd "lnarha baryaucga prehival.tva VA.
!" hurNki '"iui -" nn>lali lorda Millnrrja. dn ma
rravi red y |okupirani pokraiimi: @po>rcGilo So mn
j. pomiriti Bare iu >i zagotoyiti miihoyo podporo
= hodo+cm hoju rrori 'trni nevarno>ti" Burr 80
V",icll. dl lc 10 tIIl \ njihoNrm ;uiri..u hello.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
VZgOja proletarskih otrok.

n"p"pi>an list. hi mani napiSem". kar hoGemos
N>ak otr in v>aka matt We domala. da mi v>e Ia
*" rn">taVn" in da ima otrok ie pr roi>iv vi mno-
2" kali "ziroma ii>pnzlcii IA To-. kar bn IL MEGA.
Enak" kak"r poiedujclo otroci pn ,,arSih
lie" nd, rnako podeduicio So mnogo drugih >voi.
>ieN; ra/im. temperament. ralpo>a ieno>t it'd. Nj
Jc v/g"ic. Ii hi utrgnila IL malo nadarienega o.
tr"ka u>tvarItl du>eNnega vclikana. XnanO nam
j" tudi, da otroci podedujcio pc -rar>ih bolezni.
da =" otr"cI pilanccv navaduo >labotni duSeyno
III irl">n". Y prNi vr>ti j. torci potrcbno. da ~
~ tlNil. IA h"rel" POSTAL >tarSI ali - Ie. ave
daIo tcga III :" chm ve>tneiSi y TEN pogledu.
Delav>tN" ina v>c drugaGnc narav>tvenc
ideal" nego m">Gan>ivo dandancS. Oncmu ic i
deal druIha. me- wee po>amcznik. Zahteva ME
gov" razrednc morale le: socialni cut. >olidar-
n"Nr, Nj rpraIamo: kakimc liudi potrchujc
lrulba, Xxi jo zahtcvam"' kakSne ljudi po,re-
huleno "a Syoi boi potrcbuiemo liudi = jasnim.
I"g"nim. raHredn"zavednim miSI jcniem in social
MIN fu'om. Take ljudi vzgaiati jr naloga >oci-
all>'irne vHgoic.
Prva vzgojitel iica j. matt. niena naloga ie.
1t" "ir"ka Y iemu >miSlu navajo, Iakai premno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

d"kli"ama kr"Inika = princSli sta v>aka pc zvr-
hancm kroIniku vclikonocnega kolata.
Sal sem Jma laZ naroGila poprei. pa ii tako
d"iso nl>ta upali. IdGj pa lc poSrdita nekoliko
pri mas RekSi ie SmoIrtova Srdla k mizi. XII
J" >tala preccj pr vratih. mcnda ~ berate in
drugc >rameIliivc liudi. .Deklici STA So namesii.
Ii Oh mel. Rezika je >edla krai ie,e. kateri ic
poloHila rok" na rano. BrezSkrbno 50 SO SINE in.
la nlena uStna, >vetlc oci 80 lyedavo zabezale 10
>"hI. kak"r hi jh v>r zanimalo, kakor bi i'm bilo
Use uoNo IN cudmo. ISiavilc So So ma Tonetu in
rdccica je NramcIl ilvo v%zpihnila ma nicncm lieu.
odkod Ia Nmrlo>t - mislil ii jc Tone. Take Re
IKE ;" nikdar videl nj: IraSla IT, in IL pohlevnc
rvetIre 80 Je razvila y bujno rolo. Poelobil ic
Svol" ok" pod nJenim Iarnim pogledom in Gudno
III priJctno mu je bilo ma srru ia sam nj videl. kaj
So godl i MIN. kmetic 50 nategnili vratove in
poglcdall ma dcklico. hoteG raZbrati. kakSna ie
sedaj no, kakor hi bill zadeli oh blesceGe ,olnce.
odtcgnili 81 precci o&i in Jill vprli ! svoie no>o.
grejke. Polonica j" stopila pred >%c>triGno. da
hi 10 prlkrila Zvcdavim Deem.
Navzocnost zenstva jc povzrocila pri piycih
molcanJe. Rlazem mir - ie razgrnil po ,obi. kicr
Je ;" malo poprcj bihral smch in razeovor. Tl-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
lie" Ska VPra$ania.

'e mai" k"ihli bo znano. ia 81 je vrsil leta
l'i%' ' '""hd"hn prvl SploSni plemenski kongres.
lawn l''dh''t ra|pravlJanja je tvorilO vpraSa-
iJe poJa>hfN" raIlncrla cvropskc do orientalSkih
flvlllzacJ. II. pr. do imdij>ke. j%aponSk-. perzijske.
~htaJSkc' tnrSkc it'd. Y r~azpravo pa je prislo tu-
u vpraSanlr razmcrla ~rvrop>kc civilizacije do %.
;talih civliizacij >ploh
Poda'n par glavnih mi>li. hi Jill je napisal q
tongr"Nn prof. Karl Andrlc V praSkem 'Casu."
lW9 m zanlnIalo bo, kuj j. pravzaprav povzro-
Prlpravr IA kongrc> 81 81 vrSilr IT, cd le,a
:ilo Sklicaujc k"nerc>a.
pnc !. dcrr,ubra 1909 So obiavili taSopiSi
vest: "Mcduarodni odbor lruStva IA eticno kul.
inro horr sklicati Y lrtu 1911 Y London Splosen
plemcnNkl kpngrr>. la iZrnzi SolidarnoSt Glove
silva 4 A|ilail. kl jh L. 2maga Japoncev probadi-
Ia il njAlovc lctargijc in Jim vzcla yrro V premoG
belega plcucna. 80 Ianimanje IA vzhodno vpra.
saiue >i"ll t"rcj y o~>lrcdiu, vcn'lar 81 je Europa
iacaN H. >pamctuyald ina oIreNla >voieya >trahu
pred ruucu" ncvarmo>ti o. Danes jc prosveta ma
predovala r. lax" dalrc. la 50 padle meie. Hi so
TAX" ~'r"g" dr'ilr tl~ovrStvo. in marod tekmuie
4 nar"dom na %>kUpncm kll,urnem polju. lime
nJavaHJ" ldrl nm >puIuavIujc Iivlicnia drngega
har"da >'"Ji v o>prcdlu llnimanja vSakega marc
da, kl hoe" u"prriovati In ravno londonSki kon-
greS je prcdo"iI >kupuo drlo in >kupnc intereSe
nar"dov i'm uicucu.
P"lncn kougrc>a nc liti lc Y tenn. da 50 Sc po-
rodili priiarolj>ki >tiki oddalienih znan>,venih
.raziNk"yalr"y. marvel tudi y ten. da 81 il mStva-
rila pudlaga uaIaI inciuu rali>kovanju y go,ovi
Sineri, uaulrr' orgauizaciia zuan>tvrnega della i'm
tega jo ualrryo trcba Pr rr;cvaniu rako vrlikih
in tclk.h prohl"mo>.
ItazpravIiaii 81 ~. pr. - mcd>-bojnem raz-
mcrju p">auctnin plcmcu in p%oSameznih rodov.
NkIJuh y/tr"jncmm dciu ccir vr>,c raziSkovalcev
oStal" 3 ''n vpra>aulu - mnogo neia>no>ti NOR
IA b" lurgntr >riaI. 10 nam bodo ma razpolago
raznc potr'hnc >~tut>rikr. "dgovoriti ma mnoga
vpra>aul" Fake 81 n. pr. pred Stlrimi l-ti angle
Ski ra>"pi>i >,arili pred poSleiicami. XII na>tane-
10. aEu >ti"Hr bella /rua Iakou l. rumrnim AZija-
tom. po>chuo Jap"ucrm. IanimiNo ie. da .Japonci
saml lSr''" y zI6"nu 2 Eyroprjko ali Am"ritanko
prcdv>rin Is" ,r"d>ivu ~ "plemcnitev >~vojega pie
mcna. Otroci B.. <akou@ .Iaponca L Amcriianko a
II Evr"p"lk" -" ralmcrn" VecjI. nego otroci ia
ponskih ~'ar>.,. \cl- da %pridobr na iele>nem
razyoiu. 'nwrc, rUdi fiziognomiia i"bi fineiSe
potc1'. Soy .a ne Nrlja Ia , v>eh >Iutaiih. -
mno"" Amrricduk lr hilo Bag n~c>re6nih Y zako-
mn I lap"urrm. fcr ir Min olrok dclil plemen>kc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07
POTRESNA POVEST.
SpiSal Podlimbarski.

Tcmu prcpiru ic L modro hcSedo naredil ko-
nee Marian. rckor. da - pri voiakih ne godc
IN oStmkc y >kl"ii. ampak IA maze davkc''.
Ia uHmck ua davkr j. provIroiil dolg pogovor
o daykih uI " DRAWN in deIelni upravi. Oh MEM
So jc Tone prcv"rl, la ~ mnogojeSa niSta domi-
Slila likurg IN Solon. ko STA krpala Svoie zakone.
Tone ir L naJumncj%imi oGmi gledal Y poSteno
druIbo ~ koIikur mogoGc >pajal tok Svojih miSli
: pOm"ukum piV>kih hratcev; pc drugi >trani pa
jc moral imrti urkoIiko pozornoSti tudi IA mater
SmnIciovn. HI ic >rd"la poleg NIGGA in mu 10 in
ono p"yrdaIa.
Tenn pomcnknm ic narcdil konec nekak sum
Y vcIi. Fivci 80 dvignili ohra2c in poslusali. Ia
Skrtala 50 in 80 laprla oddaljrna Stran>ka vrata.
ZaslINa.n >c j. taVanJc r." veil. Nunck Y nekaj vO-
tlcga lcNcncga. tipamir Pc wrath in pritaieno zen
Sko hihikauic.
"NaSi punci sta" ic dcjala Smoletova in
Sla odpirat vrata.
Tone s." jc |popravil ma stolu in vtaknil de-
snico Ia iciovnik. pod katerim mn je silno zabi-
10 Srcc.
\ slri jill. cc>a >ta -" >pomnili! PRAY tako!
To 81 >radohi dancs!' jc drial SmoIe, odiemair
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

make svojega oceta malo po>tavo. rmmeno polt
in krive noge.
Rmnenu pleme velja >ploSno IA podreieno in
tndi RESIN InanStveniki svarc pred Sklepanjem
zak0mov med tako razliGnimi tipi, ker vidiio v
tenn vzrok, la degenrrira viSie pleme. q .Iapon-
eth j. do nedaVna prevladovalo V Eyropi mnenie,
da 80 mani vrrdno plemc, in Sclc ruSko- japonSka
v0jna ie povzrotila Y tel Smeri znaten preobrat.
morda ustvarila cello pkstremen MAJOR. Europa.
III le do tedaJ prezirala Japoncc, So naenkrai bO-
j 'rumcnc ncvarn0Sti To 50 V prvi vrsti drla-
vc. ki imajo Nvojc kolonijc v So~edStvu .Iaponske.
kar pa zbuja prrSenetenjr, jc dejStvo, kako
iahko in nitro 50 81 .laponci oNvojili evropsko kul-
tnro. Do >edaj vidimo STEER IA .laponce zgolj
tgodnc posledice lie oSvoiitve; toda ma vpraSanje,
ali ne povzroGc ve6jc kultmrmr potrebe tudi po-
mnoIitvc Skodljivih vplivov. nj mogoGc danes da-
II odgovora.
Ratzel 81 Jr animal H. V 9Otill lciih IA vpra-
>alJ", kal:Scn vpllv b" imcla %eyrop~ka kultura
IA duScvni razyoj crnega %plrmena. StatiStika
dnSevnih holezni pri trucih Sevrrnr .Amerike pri-
"a q pOgubncm vplivu. Ma million Grnccv odpade
duSevno bolnih lrta 1850: 100. le,a 1860; lis,
potem. pc emancipaciii trncrv ileta 1863 leta
$50: |67, leta 1850: az, leta 1880: $50: te in Sc
celia vista drugih itevilk pritajo. da Sc Stavijo ma
dn>evne >ile ameri>kcga Grnca prrvclike i'm pre-
ieIke Iahtcvc IL : TEN ia 81 80 >plOh pripuStili k
>v"h"dnl tekmi I dnSevnlm razvoiem bclokozcev.
q trnem plemenm prevladuie >ploh ~~kepti6en
MAJOR. trnci 50 81 izobraIrvali in 50 o>iali izo.
hraleni >amo Y Stiku Z evrop>ko kulturo brez te.
ga >tika j. ra2vul hodi>i nrhal. ali pa mu i- sic.
dlln cello naZadovanic. Xalo>ren d0kaz "a to le a.
trl$ka drlava trncev Liberia in otok Haiti. V
duIevnem razv"ju 1rnccv zbuia pozorno>t >l.deta
"k"lnoSt da namret y otroSki dobi trnrc pred
nla"l belokolcu Y nadarieno>ti in intelligence. toda
a." Np"lno d0lorI. nrha duSevni raIvoj Nzrok
t"ga rldllo nckatcri Y ncnavadni meSeno>ti trno.
k"<ca. Pa>ivnn>t cnergil". vltrajno>t in potrpci.
lJIv"Nt 81 ia>tn">ti. Iii takorrkDc dolocaio jrno.
kozca lc ~ >iznja. N>o east moramo STEER pri.
Inati dell. III 81 ga iIvrSili crnci od >voje eman-
ripaciJe sem danes imajo Ie cello vrSto ucenja-
kov, umetnikov, ~poliiikov it'd. iako da kon6no
lahko govorimo ceio q la>tni kulturi crnccv. Toda
/dl -. da vNc Ia ne opravituie vchkih mad V bo-
d"rnu>i. =-- Tudi Y Evropi 10 n mr..
>ploSn" znan Henry Taun"r ; >vojo >liko: The
raising al Lazarus Xxi 20 ie kupila francoSka VIA
ia IN lnccmhurSk" %galerilo. All pa George W.
Williams. III le p"lnan : >v"lim delom History
of the \cgr" Race Toda kar zmorejo posamel-
nlkl. ne >memo wei k"t merilo "a cello pleme.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-07

Da vpllva pridobljena intelligence ma fiziog-
n"niJo, Je znan0, in tak0 ~ je tudi ustvarila med
lo milJonI crncev Severnc AInerike neka ari>,o-
kraciJa ; iineJSo fiziognomijo. l.yell in Quatrefra-
ge> STA zaStopala mnenle, da 80 il tip amer. Grnccv
zna'no l%zpopolnil in pribliial evropskcmu. H.
Noti je naSproioval nazoru. da hi 81 mogla loba-
MA IN intelekt crncev tekom casa popolnoma re-
natiti 4 Onima belokoicev. kar So tee iuteligen.
ce III teleSnega raZvola ameriSkih crncev m0rano
>eVeda prlznatl, da lc naStalo iZ~bollSani e. ako pri-
merJamo fe crnce L njihovimi r0jaki V Afriki:
i"da folko Je danes dognano. da 81 v teku stole
III. odkar xiv" trnci ' Ameriki, poSrbno>ti niiho.
vega plemena v celoti MISC >premcnilc.
VpraSanJc crnccv >cvcda IN Evropn mi urno-
Nredne vaznoSti, cato pa po>taia IN Amcriko dan
IN dnem boj perecr.
Razum v~prasania trnokoIcev irnaio danes Ic.
dinjene drzave Ne drug problem: I. j. indijan>ki.
l.eta 1903 j. bllo naitetih V Xedinienih drIayah
priblilno 263,0O0 Indijanccv. toda zdi So. d., i'm
le priblizno tretiina wee, kaiti po ,poroailu fran
coskega raziskovalca V. Torbina 50 Sc priS,cli
mnogi lndijanci h kategoriji rojenih American.
ce>.
Mnog0 l8dl1anceV So !" H. viIvclo Y amcriSki
klhtnrnl mllJr IN u>peva Y v>ch mogocih >trukah.
Iastopanl 80 ' armadi, ' literature, umctno>ti.
toda vetina 81 Je po>yctila poljed-lStvu: indian
SKIN na>elbin ~ j. naStclo lcta 1910 priblizmo 10
40. cato ~ pa godl >labO onim rodovom. XII So dn
>edaj MISC odrekli >voiim >tarin zivljenSkim ma
vadom. IL >tarih iunakov 80 po>iali hrraGi. in da
III ameriSke Wade, HI jim od casa do casa darujc
g"tovc mnolin0 govedi in Iita. hi p0ginlli gladu
' podobnih raZnerah live lndijanci o>,alih
draw; nekdaJ %vladarie bogatih pokrajin. jill da-
ue> trpe lr pc miloSti. ob>ojcni 50 y poGu>no
iNnmrranje. E%vr0p>ka kultura ir d~"vr;ila tn
>trH>nO deln.
In kako vi>ok razvoi in kako vrliko boga,tvo
culture nam odkrivalo danes start indiian>ki >po-
mcnIkI; n. pr. permanSka kultura. XII sega bajc
naZal do Sedmega t~i>otletia pred kri>tom' V do.
br, ko je ~ mas Europa 81 havita y >krivno>tcn
inrak. sc le ma vi>ocini .Andov ie nemoleno ra2vi-
lal viNoku kultura. Kako nesknntno niIe 50 >,a.
II oni |panSki zma govaici. Iii 81 \ >voji mizkorno-
>l nnicili ondotno civiliIaciio. Nimamo So zado>I
NH izkn>enj in stcvilk, da hi videli. kako vpliva
danes evr"pSka knltura ma civiizuiot- 80 Indian
ce. remo lie, kak" ir vplivala ma me- y mimulih
iohah.
Got"vo nj gol >lutaI. da 81 has AnglcSka IA
NINA IA pl-men>k" vpraSanJr, kaiti : Svoiimi ko-
lonIJami ' v>eh delhi >veta je pri MEM naiyec
intercSirana. ajbole>tneiSa iotka ie iuina Afri-
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t
:" I'"'h' '"' 81" ""G"'afIahlh ha VISA nt"ga
NPraNahJa "tr">ka. NtaroSil prlmerne. re>nIcne cd
G"'"Ft MAJ dale rhd"Nednemu otroku.da ho, do oI
ra>l'' %e po%hai rrNi'co IN laz, da 50 mn ne bo
'r'"" N-i' "'''i'l III piemagoVatI. pred"n - DIRE
- ''h ~"rih 'ra| IN haII IN predS"ik"N. S"la
sauna 'e more N'tTl'i "tf"k"m zdra'""h na/iranla
y "'"" """a P""P"re. i'ahaNhJa N"la ne vIga-
j "'r"h h Pf"'ehu III haraNiein" mlsIJ"nlu.
'''"Hna Nr!N"d 'eilI lc Nei>Ri l"uk. ker tax" \
>'"rl" |g"'p"h kah"f tndl ' RrS'alNNrh nauku
l"''aIJ" "ar"Nh" fa|ih"rJe' \"Dehega naravn"-
:" """'"" ne l'rl'iaN" hlr% 'idr|a III Nrhul"-
:" " "'l''l''"" ""'iJ' %''a'" i"sik".
~" /" $40 /"ledoN ilhaho " nara\c. III Ilh IL
's"'"' P"N'h"'' "'r"h"'h' Pre1'r">l |RiedI mo
raj" NM IL" jim raZumeIo. otr"k Za'ne iluhItI
""'"'" ~ J" "''' | h"n'r 81 "'r"'l "' wee
j. '"J jim "IP"Ne""l' Ih"'l haheN'" gi"|oNitlh
i"''N'" " r"P"rJ" raJNi " Pr'sahJan1" III 'rp-
'I'nI" "''"Nr'' III " N"''>'i'"N'l ha>ih lrN"n"rI-
''J''' " nJn 'rl'JF"Iu' " ""lih ~ >N"n"n" III &"
.''"'"''J"" III Steer ''N". "a" r"/"W"N")" p"m"h
;" ""' = I"'"n"H /" "oJrN'
" j "": IAN" ""J ."saJaJ" >'drNi >N"J'
"'""' ~ y" u" I"'P"N'""I'J"' '"S "" MAJ DO
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-03-01
Dover Mines Sink Ships.

Dover.-The steamship Maloja, q
12.431 ton vessel. struck mine and
sank within a half hour two miles OF
Dover. More than 40 persons were
ddcwned or killed as a result Of the
accident. The Maloja left Tilbury
only the day before for Bombay with
mails, 10 passengers of all classes.
and a crew numbering about 200. most
OF them lascars. Other passengers
were to join the ship at Marseilies.
Another ship aiding in the rescue work
was also sunk.
At meeting Of the board Of trus-
tees Of Coker College in Hartsville
DR.. E. W. Skies of Wake Forest, n c.,
was unanimously elected president Of
the institution.
Judge Joseph T. Johnston was form
ally sworn in for life as judge Of the
western district Of South Carolina at
his home on Fairview avenue, Spar
tanburg. The ceremony took place in
the presence Of the members Of his
family and few friends. The oath
was administered by J. B. knight.
clerk of the federal court Of the West
ern district.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-03-01
i,,sAine kelix Defends Srandels.

Washing ington.-Louis D. Brandeis'
mart in the New York and New Eng
land Railroad LITIGATION in 1892 was
defended before the senate sub-com-
n,ittee investigating Mr.. Brandeis' fit-
ness to be a sun@eme court Justice oy
Ind ge Kelly Of the New York supreme
oourt who eroloved him. Those op-
posing Mr.. Brandeis charged that he
had been emnloved to wreck the road
Mfr Brandeis was not employed to
u-reck the road" Justice Kelly told
+,e committee. "Tt was already
v-acked
The Mutual Building and Loan as
sociation OF Heath Springs has been
commissioned with capital Of s25.-
o00
The Camden Coca-Cola company
has been commissioned with a capi.
tai of $4,000.
The Massey-Hite Grocery company
Of Florence has been commissioned
with capital OF $40 600.
The Marion Chero-Cola Bottiins
cornnanv has chen chartered with a
capital Of $4,000.
Tho 7 P-oDle's bank OF Bowman has
teen commissioned with capita. Of
$4,000.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-03-01
GERMAN ATTsckS CONTINUE.
Object Of Great Onslaught is Great
French Fortress of Verdun.


French Fortress of Veroun.
London.-Along the front in the re-
gion of Verdun the Germans and the
French continue the great struggle
which began several days ago with
the Germans On the offensive and their
aim evidently the great French fort
ress Of Verdun.
Notwithstanding heavy fall OF
snow the Germans to the north Of Yer
dun have attacked with what Paris
terms unprecedented violence and with
large forces. French positions at sew
eral! points but according to the
French official communication the at
tacks were without success. Especial
" has this been true at La Cote du
Poivre, about four and half miles
north Of the fortress. the attainment
Of which would give the Germans a
good vantage point from which to
operate against Verdur.
The artillery on both sides along
the entire battle front is keeping up
an incessant borbardment Of oppo-
sing positions. So intense are the
detonations Of the big guns that the
sound Of them has penetrated east
ward to the left bank of the Rhine
IN Rhenish Prussia. -
Heavy casualties are being inflicted
nv both sides and the Germans claim
that they have taken many prisoners
the aggregate at last reports total
ing more than 10000.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-03-01
RAISE FEED FOR FARM STOCK
Higher Price Obtained by Feeding AMI
mails Than Any Warehouse Buyer
Can Afford to Pay.

Those soys will help out IN your
cow ration because the cows viii soon
be very fond Of them, and they are q;
rich feed. Allow about thirteen pounds,
Of soy bean hay to a cdw per day and
all the stoyer they will eat up. Mix
equal parts by measure ground oats.
bran, Ajax fakes or brewers grains
and hrseed meal. To every measure
Of this mixture put three measures Of
corn. and for every four pounds Of milk
give one pound Of the grain.
Those shoats will need all the skim;
milk you have to spare. They Ike
kitchen offal, Gull apples, pumpkins
and such. a little wheat middlings
and ground rye sealded and made into
a slop and favored with buttermilk.
they love as the girls do soda water.
Give them plenty to drink and give
them all the corn they can eat three
times a day, and soon they viii be hogs.
fit to kill and need no more feed.
When this is done, then think Of sen.
ing feed at the warehouse.
II you manage and handle your I've
stock rightly and have the right kind
you can sell your feed through them
at a higher price than any warehouse
buyer can afford to pay you.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-03-01
FILLING THE NEEDS
OF THE SITTING lien
How to Use Hatching Pen and
Nest Boxes and How to
: Manage The Fowls.

The care Of sitting hens is made
easier and successful matches more
certain when the ,sitters are confined
in pen away from the layers. The
floor of this Matching pen should be
earth, dug up and moistened. Nest
boxes should be placed about the
sides. There can be from 25 to 80 sit
ting hens in pen. For the nest a box
u to Is inches square and about the
same in height is suitable. Remove
the top, front, and bottom Of the box.
Cover the top with a burlap sack to
provide ventilation aad nail wooden
strip inches wide across. the front
at the bottom. Have wide board
to lean against the open front and a
brick to keep it. in place when it Is
necessary to confine the hen.
Fill the bottom of the box level
with the top Of the 4inch board with
moist garden soil ana hollow the soil
like saucer, so that the eggs will not
roll away from the hen and become
chilled. The surface Of the earth
should be smooth and hard to allow
the eggs to roll. Cover the earth with
a very little straw and put in few
common eggs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-03-01
CITIES Of STATE
ADOPT NEW CODE
ACTION is TAKEN TO PREVENT
FIRES IN FoRTY-FiVE CITIES
AND TOWNS.
PROVIDES FOR INSPECTION
REQUIRES Permits For New Buildings
and Many Other Things That Will
Have Good Results.

Columbia.-Proceeding under the
(. tnown as the freman's fund act
.ao-ed two years ago As cities and
towns in South Carolina have adopted
building and inspection codes which
have been approved by the state in
surance commissioner.
The following cities and towns have
adopted building codes: Abbeville,
Aiken, Anderson, Bamberg, Belton,
Beaufort, Bennettsville, Bishopville,
BIackville, Camden, Charleston, Che
raw, Columbia, Darlington, Dillon,
Easley, Florence, Fort Mill, Gaffney,
Georgetown, Greer, Greenville, Green
wood, Honea Path, Kershaw, Kings
tree, Lake City, Lancaster, Laurens,
Marion, McColl, Mullins, Newberry,
North Augusta, Orangeburg, Rock
Hill, St. Matthews, Sumter, Seneca,
Spartanburg, Timmonsville. Union,
Walterboro, Winnsboro, York.
Commissioner McMaster expresses
the opinion that few things done in
recent years in South Carolina will
result in greater good to the people
than these building and inspection
codes.
"These codes contain approved
plans for fire prevention" said Mr..
McMaster. "The striking features OF
the codes are the inspections Of all
buildings in the towns. These are to
be no less than quarterly inspections
of buildings and premises In the flre
limits and at least one annual inspec-
ton of all Of the buildings and prem
ises in the towns Before new build
.ings may be erected or old buildings
repaired, permits must be secured, de-
fects in buildings must be corrected,
unsafe buildings are condemned; only
certain classes Of buildings may be
erected in the fire limits, there are
certain prohibited occupations within
the fire limits, the construction OF
buildings are regulated. the construc-
ton Of chimneys, flues and arrange
ment of stove pipes, steam pipes and
heating appliances are regulated, elec-
trical inspections and installations are
provided, proper exits in all buildings
to be used for public purposes are pro.
rided, and the storage OF ashes, oily
rags and inflammable liquids is regu-
lated.
Each town is tc have its inspector
and these inspectors are to report to
the municipal authorities ard to the
insurance commissioner. Great good
is expected to be derived from these
provisions
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-03-01
Teachers Meet Next Month.

Columbia.-Henry Nelson Snyder OF
Spartanburg, president Of the South
Carolina Teachers Association, has
announced the programme for the an
nual meeting which will be held in Col
umbia March 1918. An ANALYSIS OF
the convention plans shows that a
strong programme of speakers and
conferences has been arranged.
Bruce R. Payne, president Of Pea
body College for Teachers, Nashville,
Tenn, is the principal speaker. His
address will be delivered on the even
ing of March 16. An address by DR..
Snyder of Wofford the associations
president, will be delivered the same
night.