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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

iobrliheu Ball in ser gsSrobiinn.
Sale" on Der Ea1ion StraBe lInO
sEe0erid sIpcnne seben. Gen pielen
6relnocu uno @onuern oieieS @er
ems lucrpeu Ger 6inlaoing sum
Boil init Geroniiecn 6olgc leiIten,
iuillen iic ood, bob lie lid ua6 Ser
5enSluit muliiiireu fopnen lpenn iie
an Ocli SeiiIitfeiicn ocS gg9eItenS.
Sieocrtrou5" t6einebmcn.
~ ent i'd uugoriiCbe2 sic
oerfrau5.
Gin bnroeS 2ebcu, ourd6audlt BON
Dem cjeiitc Cdyter 6ai6iugsluit miro
ont &ortaa, oen 12. Gebruar, oltrdl
oen SaoI bon Wlnr Soedcr's Sale in
Soclit %oiut Oo6inicbpe6eu. Ger
oGcuti1 iingoriirc 9ieoerfroit,@
miro BORT an Oieicm Gage leincn
id6rli6en MaSfcn6oa gebeu. 9IoM
pcrlodenoen alonaen oertti6 ltnaa.
rider @ciici miro oos Golf lin
SaiinadtS aoiiiime iidj i'm Rciacn
i1pingen Nlit erluartenoeni Ser
flopIcn wcrOen oic G6eilne6mer ser
@ert6cilrng oerEreiic entgegeuie6eu.
Treiie, Die es ipoBl iuert6 lino, lid
oarnm 5i 6eiuer6en, ioIen sur Ser.
tbeihme tommen, GieorgfdItieIten
Iorbereituneen iinO ieit 9augem I'M
@onge, Dem WioSfeuboll oeS ,Geutids
lngariideu Sieoerfrau5e eiuen ge.
tuiinidteu ilno peroirnteu GrfoIg III
getpdbrleiiten.
oGentider Sbcater Ser.
elm"
Giner oericuiaeu oeilti5en Gerei-
nc, Die es periiebeu, einen Mosfen-
ball 3iI nrronsireh 1T ser .Teltide
lbeater Gcrein", ser qcoenft,
Gouneriiag, Oen Is. 6ebruor, iuQar-
RVS @alle an Ger gSqlt Baltimore
Strabe cineil @oSfeubaII III pcraus
italteH Dit 9ecbt fam man bel bic
lem beionOerm lttbCrraidatnacil cnt-
aeaeH iebett GoibinesIuit miro cen
'ieitIib aeiduIiidteu SaoI beIeacu.
Gin Sauf5en BON qebeusfrelIoe uno
iibermiitbiger snlt, Den Soal ourds
bdIIeu Gs lit Elm Iitltigcs. IebenS-
frobes Bolt, oas 81 Dem ,1eutihen
gbeater Eereir" eebort, ruo er
oeritebt eS ulIf's Bette, Selte 3u per.
anltaIteu.
nDe SlS Steips@
PIN QienItoa. oen 20. Sebruor,
miro g0e Slo Steirs GonclaOe" IN
9arrp'S Sale an ser @eit golti.
moreIiraBe eiuen @1osfenbol eeben.
Set @obeu idon iiuo oicIoeriprc.
tenoe @cr6ereitllneen getroiien fpor,
oenoeu. @eOer Uiiibe nod Soften
iino pou oen GeronltoIterif geIport
poroeu Oent 6eite 5u einen gIdn.
5cnoen Grfolge 5it uerbeIien. Sir
bette Mniit 1T aeiorot, inO mas sic
Goitiimc uno @laSfen an6ctriift. IS
Fam fein 3lueiieI 9erriten SAP tic
ole i6ouIteu ieilt meroen. oic man
ild) 'ansindjen fonnte Dlit Spon,
-lllllle mo Gruartmra luir0 ocnrDlds.
fenboac oeS aq)r Slo SteiI'S Son.
clnpc" cutacgengeieben1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
sfrieSsns6sitrsbnnaen

6rIeoensbeltrsbnngeM.
Gos liniifrniec Scscn cipes seiuiiiclt
EbeiIes ser 9Sreiic berurtbeit. r
Ginitiuunigc glnnobmc bon SEC
ibliiiieH Dem 9raiioenteh 81 bel
ieuo gesen Oie @reBmeute Si'
fGmpfen. -Gm cbreuooaer Sieg
ourd SrieOen eriuijuift.
Die gut6eiut1te GeriommIng OeS
ycSortn" in ser nD1piif.g(fo6en1ie"
uabm geiiern 9lodmittdg cine 9leibe
BeidIiiiie OH, oeu ErdliOenten 5it err
iltden, oIIes III iciner Dfad)t gtebenOc
an6inucnoer lm ocii 5ricOen in bic
lem 2anoc nidt 5ll It6reu. @s wurOc
9eltenO gemoGt, OoB sic friegeriidc
Stimmung IN ser t@reIic ocs 9onocs
MIR pon ocn @eIohntcreiien oes 9au'
Oes aeiSrocrt luiroc, aber i'm GolFe
glicmono ciniebeu fonnc, luoS 6nrd
cinen S{rieg gemonnen werocu fonnic.
3uocn DcrrIHe I'M Iolfc 0an5 lnO
gar feiue friegeriide Sthunuuig. Tie
nnterbreitctcn 9eidIiiiie uilroen bon
Der gitt beiudten &erinmmIlmG cin'
Itintmig ougenonnen.
&oitor JreO. 2Dnh bon gtcip.gort
bielt einen @ortrng iiber oas Sbema
g9ie 8eIt nod 6ent ariegc" in mel.
dent cr ieine 8uborer geeeu oie fen
Oen5ioien 9eribte in Den 3eitunaci
pnrlitc. Gr ermobntc OieIeIben, BET
Dem 2eien Oieic Sodeu ii5er Sen
arieg iorgfaItie 81 erp6gen uno nidt
glIles 81 gIatben. pos in Sen SER
tilHgcn geiet peroe. @oitor 2bnd 1T
Der Sefretar Der airden,S Srieoens-
Union.
SSrou SSralcis g. Carer, ipeIhe sic
geiddiiie eineereiht bate, miro sic.
ielbeH OIL Oen BrdiiOeuten iino an ale
@urDIdnoer GonereB .IitgIieopr fen.
6en.
Der @ortInut ser ejnItimnie an.
eenoumrn geIhliiIie lit tpie foIat:
aGa 9rdiioent 8ilion in leiner
0Iuiprade an Den gougreB am Sam-
flag ioste: oggir miiniden feineu
GoufIitt nit Scr foiIerltd oeltldeu
Hegierllug. g8ir itn0 oie olifriftiaen
Sreunoe ocs oeiltiden goIfes, uno
mir begen oeu eruiten g9unld, nit
Der Eegierllng, Oie hir ous belltlhe
Solt ipridt in Srie6cn Su bleibeu.
Bir perOcn nidt alauben, Oab
GeitiaIonO ims feinolib geIinnt iij
bis mir ge8ipungen IinO. Dies 0u
glonbeu, 10 iei
geidIoiien. DAB linierc SenotorcH
pno &eprdientonten i'm @onqreB cr-
indt peroen, Dem @rdiioenten 5ii bel
fen, Dem Seben cines gemiIIen Fbei'
leg Der Hreiie llno Dem Grude Sthcr
ipeltle ats leIbitiiiHtigen ODER ire
geleitetcn 0JriinOell lms III einen
arieg iofort or6ngen molten Su mi-
oerltebeu oeiien Gnoc nidt Dorails-
dilleber lit imo meIder Elm 5ertriini'
mcrnoer Sdlag fir oic Civilization
lein iuilroc, nnO I'M Oeu Grafioeuten
eoenfalls 6n belfcr oeu Ser. Stootcl
elncn Sica Ourd cincu nmtbiaeu
6ricncll 5il acbcn9
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@rno Girdb
ananic Sin, irlb g Moniaomerb. dsib 20
Yiamnrd iidr ....-- lRonlreol triib ~
eoiicn iriib,...12 ginrtitdef. irilb, 10
yHiialO, S6nee. 40 Geap Orleans. ilar 80
chQrlciion. ilar. go aleip 9orl, iritb. ~ 2
Nbtdao Shnee- Giloboma, tlar4s.. q
6iepGano, Gdnee bhisblsb. s6nee 10
seSisoit iSip .....4 8oriiGaS. Sc ira6.-
2ulin irHn..22 Eueoec, iriib ,.-s-i 10
NNiiprr irllu ..,--0 IldlelqD, tldr ...,.,..'r-.
WnipNiou liar ,.. as guilt y. ettQ, ilar ~
c3yeeH UnO, triib --4 Edn5rnnciScp. liar AZ
Nuitcras fi0T..22 Gf JpbnG, flur. I'D
N0uge. triib ,...iB @t NOulS, liar. z
lbclgnd trip..B.2 EcruHtoit triib N. 10
NGdlouniueJ tnr ,2S @Drcpep0ri, tldr., ~
NGulaa ieit, iias~6 %pcfane lrilD w
slArrbiilr. lnf ...22 EDrdrne 1d)nec. 10
5Sdfmitite 9stnec rs QSaibinaicn, iriib 'i6
yieupble. llnr nc gNinuipea, llar. l8
Gine Stornng peil betrdd)tliber'
GtGrfc mar gciteru ii6cr Ecmtiplpo.
ricu uno bcluegte lid in oiiIidcr
9iihhlua. iudbreuo eiit iiorfer Sod
0um oos gon8c lueitfiMe Elntedli
iiberipQnut, @dbrelo OcS SpnntosS
idncitc eS III Der eaceenS 5miidJcir
0cn gtppolodJiau,@ebirac ntio hem
NRiiiolri 5lIiic lfn0 III oci nornlis
rhcu Ncliengebirgrt Ibobttno q ihl
iibrgcu SDeilc ocs aaiocs perbdli
nihmdBig idb0u mar, Sn Den atlantjs.
iieu Stdateil ipar Sic Ienperdiilr
9etrdditlidj 06Bcr, ooacaelt iiel bic
Icmpcrntur I'M niftlcrril ggeitciI
idn 30 0broO. 9lIlc 9tN5eithcn 0citelt
nf ih0ucs Mctrr 6itHd ppnl @lii,
iiiIippi Z ,Sllais, nit glushobmc uoit
e dlneetpeben fu.Neu nittlcrell otIaiIs
iiibcn gtoaten. Gle Scuperatllr
loiyo hi ben alfAHtiidlen StaoielI an
gRoptoa beoeiiieuo onicoriaer fem. GS
itIo a4cr olldI &nrualaci 0eaep cis
ne tnlte McIlc fir bic atlouiiiteu
Etuatru ctlaiicu lporocI. slu Ger
aaFBcn atlantid3eH Aiiito iit0
5inrmiianale aiiiacbibt ruorpCn
1catidE, Geitsrreidliitbe unO lIaea.
ride NrirgsanIeigtn.
100 Wgart nnS 100 aroneii aafiuGrts.
9bsp. 8. 0itner IL So,
gllr5la) ~ Eit.yOItimOre.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
@5dleuaidle srisfIiits.

Sll ,bieligen 9mIptpoitonlt Iagerit
Foltioden fir ioIgenSe 9erioncn nit
ocItl6flingenoen gtamcn; ". 9ode
burg, @. 9enecr. 9. sSicncr, wli
Sieie, Inton aIug 9lobert S. Songe.
SRI Names @i6elipbn SSrolt g.
SteiiL ". Ban Nnfipeocn unO g..
g9cinftpd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

Syli ibrcr @obulng glr. 2s. gcorI.
strabe. itarb geitarii druu GliiabetD
~. Shueioer geb. @dmbadL bic
@attiu oes bcfauateu 5d,ueioCrris
BCfiecrs 2ouis 5huciOer. Die 9e.
rroiaiing finoct moraen 1adlmittag
oni Der Baltimore GemtterD~ taft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

Snl Souptalortier Der @ebeimpo-
li5ei bcridtetc 8rou SeIma Sirld
gon 9lrs l4fI, @ioSiion.9(pentr, oab
ani' SaH,ituo Abcuo, pG6reno iic i'm
8beater por il iGre @obnlmq eill.
gebrodlelr iuio 5d)niidIahen i'm
@ertbe pon $500 oeitobIen luilrocu
Der Ticb idlcit ourd cine 5eitcu.
tpiir, Die perle5eniIib oiien aclaiier
iuorocl mar, ooS pnllS betreten 81
Gober.
Ger 3oli5ei OeS oitIidm GiItrifts
,geloug es geltert Garl Boot, sec
erlt I'M poriscit Sabre aus Dem 05e.
fdnoniB entIoiIen iOuroe, ali oerbaf.
ten, Dic geltobIench @eeeuItduOe
piiroen in icipem 9cIibc aefunoelr.
8ogt miro bcpte 9Ridyter 0ered,t por-
gefiibrt iurroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
Gr @eItfricg Reute Dur einem
,Sabrt.
B. Nebrnar 1916


glahe Ipirnl al ser nricCbi.
ihen (jrclje iinoet eiii gtrtillc.
rictaulpi ilpiitrn Gul9arrn iutO
Den 2(aiirter iiait.
Gin oegtider Snitfyetjer 6at
bic riliiiiCbc ,Seihap0 Giinabnr5
oiIge9riifer.
81 0'eiopotamien lucrocn bri.
tiidc Streittrditc, pon Sclubie
porOriigcnO, bon Ocu Siirfcn
5lriid9eidlnoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
9eIeofdpIildjcr WttterberidIt.

Nus ben iibriaen @unoes. s.8etter-
Neobo6tmas. .5tatiouen rpilroeu bic
iolgcnoeu uicSriolteH Temperaiuret
Die i'm s llbr geitern glbenO berrld..
ten, bcridJtet:.
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an ggailinatua erlnosSst.


iSrou @oncmdru SrleD, iucldc irit'
Ger II Baltimore iUobnte unc ocreu
tSoitc nod in Dem Sui1c glr d34
SIT Sloribs9IpcuiIc, onidiiig 1T. pltr.
Sc am Somitog IN Maibiugton IN
ibrsm slportcmcrt glr. 1881, glem.
snri elvcuue ourb mcbrere SdlHiic
reuupnoct iulO itarb ip1ter I'M
aGmcrgencu SoipitaI~ Dic YoliSct
terbaitete ocu o. Bono @omCts, ser
beI Der SSralt lbo6ntp. @or ibrem
lqop g5a0lta bic 6rou, onB %operS
bcifsuter gcpcien lei in0 iie nit eis
ncnt 9Icuolper beprobt bo6c, SEN lie
ibnl eutrciBa nuoiltc. gLlS lic gciIog
hcn icE bate oct Mami iic iii ben
sliidcll acidoiicit 0ic auaci oraug
oer tSrnll III ben @interfopi imO eiur
0pocrc aiacl gine ii ben Seib. Srnll
@elc0 erbielt Dor einigcn Subreu IN
cincu beiigcu ecridt 9tlimcatc 5ii
gelprodcl Sic ibr D2aul 6is6cr re-
geinloBig bc5nbIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

Sii Der @3uIberrD., uobc gSiue.
StroBc, itiir5tc oos nit S,oI8 bela.
oenc Soitnuto Der oiricnoIp Sim
nm ais Der Gboufieur Soicpb Smitb
idnea alf Die Seite Orebtc, Inn nid,t
cinen anobel olt iiberiobren, ser
aeraoe Dor Ole @oldinc gcIoufcn
NOR Der auabc cntfou llnberIett,'
nPer beioc glauucr itiiroteu NIT Dem
glltolHobil III Die StroBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
aie eieSer iilr Sas esnacrfeit.

.1itlt AltStuuOt BtlIuIICl.
Gos Se,,tihe QieN ,nA ocntibc
ei4to, ,rs m.;;so a.. s; ,,A,,,o,.o
w. ~ ~ ''s's
osn' SU'"'''eFS 81 Sppep OF
S'p'Ner.
cos p,,uSes a,,6if 0on,ito Scs
a,orSSitIi9pr 1Snoor6,,nSeo hicIt
X g,erbiuS,,,,o Init Serr gpr,if Go'
r,i+o ocr Heit5toNt gortin1oro .ao,tcr,,
ahe,tS u Ser shannon OeS G5crn,o'
III Gponncr6orsn m oer S}orS.
SomorSStroi,c oinc gcr,ornnf,,no ~
IN, 0ic moSicn1Sro al, O;o boiSo,'
q3oebrnittooS go,,,ertc bci Sc,n,s5,,.
ocrieif SeS aSorSS;tlie6cr 1SnoS,
6,InSps4 i, tgts onS,,unShrs9 Tcu
@or,it ii;hrto oor Ssor,itcr Scs Rim.
ocs O,n;if Non,;to'S 0r eShnrna
s grSnSIc nnS Ncr SpfretSr Ncs,
;elbcu 0ons s,iirocnicn ii;6rtc N,S
gSrotofoa 9rn'neienS M ,norpn Sio SoI'
oenocn gpitoIieSer. & @rSn0re non
9}em 9lorf Sans esiiroen,cu Non
C5icens 6o,intn goniN eoos M,
proofInn 4 Snoner nm S}ctn.O,orf
4 M Sonstnonp bon gbiiooeib6io
Ctto gg;nner 6au (eJiSohet6 D 4
,lno Nenrn rSbonos 0cr Rra,iSert
Ser gereiniotpn c6nocf non 9oIti.
more 9rrs mulifoIiidrr ppirot6
mar QorI 1iore non proofInn Nor
Tirioent oer gcr S6noer MN Wroog.
nm 5Iiocoen 9os 9oItimorer 0p,,.
lif.gouIitc mor Surh Sic 0S cstc
pbon gteinniiIJcr g,orlitcnSer as
gicterih ~ eso6u & Semnctcr
gInSreas gieher qonig Sod gooIn6
aernborS ,rlS ghorIes 8 Gn, ner.
tretpr gip foIopn0en g6Src n,,rNe,,
hon So,u 6onei,,;on,er 0gr,it,Tnn,i,c
Hir Sos erfic gon,ert mpIhes Ssr
1irident Ses ejcrntonio /. lpduner.
d,ors q rbeo0or Sertlberoer Ieiten
tpiro, ostsacipabIt:
9SoIeir ifu nriinen gaoIo onon
Rrieul
5tebc fcit ST oriiner Gideu.
mails Son syienmol,n
CSriib nIir ,neir ,pirotb.
fonSD nm T5eo @c,rborocr
aotbIene gy,oborrtieeno IN ct,o.
I'D, non 6ro,id,
N2iibIc I'M 5boIc" non 0ee;ipIer
& conSrfinntond non s6n,icS
66or nit SrrbeSter. gpotro.
,phhor ors Spm. ,sTicocnSer SoI.
I3uSer4 nm p;AorS Seoouar
siir Sos ,,neitp eon,ert iicI So
gsobI oli Sic ioIdenOcn GbSrc
Tu sdNpcrt al nlcincr aiu.
rchD bon me6cr
sans i,S qieic 4 S6iirirocr
goIfsIiro orro4,oirt non ,ii,,oit
4 1n,,ntoo iSps Z non gre,
y ;Sroi, ya;rtbi,, ia,cr4 ci,iD nou
6ird,I
0 onnci,6ou,,,a a..riit s5d,Itss
ltrobhc 4 taraliih qpn a1|ornlonS q
glolfsIieo orronnirt bon syo6n 01ein
S>tS 6ro4 csocr gStaIiich mn,
NoIteT
y ad,fdst,,s,o,,o oi,s 0,ion,ia poi,l
9lidor0 gloaner
( 1icies Eo,9scSt ,teht ,,ntqr aeif,nau
.pult Scrrn ToIm 81 aIeiu
. Tse Sefcno4qn ,nur0ep oni sa6us
6of pou 0pn S,errcn S,enrp g6onioS,
eBcordq Nillinef6ebgr ,,no ,o6u glols
,fer JeutpiomIr,l mcIdc Sie o5altc
a,id ,piqSer &, i6rcr sIbfohu nad,
sem Nobnbof dpIeitctcn 9,ad, SCI
GjeidGttsiis,,uo miIrSe ocn C5aItcli
eih SlIbih tmS fsririidn,dcll allfoc3
frooer bei Seui "a Teleao.en 6cr
b
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ylntb
gaettcransEdlten.

Siir NotplanO unO oen Tiitritt
Columbia flar mo tdIter mo noros
luciilibe @iuor,
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AbpnneHicn, bic ben ,,9eutidjcu Gor,
relpcnpgn'cu" nidIt phnftlidD oner nirc.
nelndGlg ftDallcl, fillb arbcicn, ber
iiigf oapon per THephpB oDeg ihriiilln
UtiihrllNna sn lnamgn.
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NuuSes.9epartement fir QauSwirtb.
idloik- g1etter.QIurean.

g1orinale Icnlpcrotlr 33 @ro0.
gRittlerc TcllpcrotIr 28 Gjroo.
&6diic rcmperotlir AZ eJroo..
g1ie0riqitc Eempcr1tur IA @rao.
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sdiHesar!rm-

bon luo nod EaltidlIano uno
Oeltcrrcid.lIngarH iibcr Rotternom
IluO Tep.yoFt. gieIoienouugcH nndI
europa.
Sbeo. s, 0itner & &c.
2i7 CitgaItimprc.5
(wlsp ia 2IS Slb,yrOpSlpah.
Scr @eIttrisg bente uOr sinsm
Sntr.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
MOST OF GAINS BY
GROWN PRINCE LOST
French Forces, With no Let-up in
Offensive, Retake Much Ground
Above Noisy.
LULLS ALONG MANY FRONTS
Germans Claim French Driven From
Territory Taken by Them
Last Week.

Aside from, several sectors in the
region between Scissor and Rheims
and in Champagne, near Monte Car
nillet, little fighting Of moment is TAX
ing place. The French, continuing
their smashing tactics against the
Germans, now have retaken the great
er part Of the territory lying north
east Of Noisy farm in the region Of
Vauxaillon, which the army of the
German Crown Prince captured last
week
To the cast in the region of Hurtc-
bise and Craonnc violent artillery con-
tinues and the French guns have put
down an attempted infantry attack
by the Germans, the intensity Of the
fire and the accuracy of the aim keep
ing the men picked for the onslaught
fast in their trenches.
Germans Claim Success.
The German war Office asserts that
east of Monte Carnillet, in Cham
pagne, the French have been compcll-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
WOULD SEE FLEETS
OF ALLIES ACTIVE
Winston Churchill Afraid War Will
End Before Navies Accomplish
Much.
GERMANY's OUTNUMBERED
Great Disaster, He says, to Great
Ships Obsolete Without
Being Used.

London, June 24.-Winston Spencer
Churchill in an article in the Sunday
Pictorial, demands an aggressive pol
icy for the vast surplus fleets under
the Entente Allies, especially since
Americas entry into the war.
"Allied navies," he declared, "have
today at least two dreadnaughts for
every one at the disposal of Germany
and Austria and in addition more than
four old big ships to one Of the en-
emy. But the superiority in weight
fmetal, modcrnity and tonnage is
far greater even than these immense
figures imply. Are we really to be
content to see this vast mass of about
200 big ships wait idle on the off
chance of the German fleet emerging
to fight until peacc-perhaps an un-
satisfactory pcace-is declared?
Greatest Disaster of All.
"Whcn three old big ships were
sunk in the Dardanelles is reported as
great naval disaster, what kind of
disaster would it be when, on the day
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27

unused and pass into obsolescence to
be supplanted in further wars by air.
planes and submarines?
'It is only when we are able to de-
wise and execute some method of ag-
gressive naval warfare against the
German that we shall find his weak
ness and our strength, that we shall
llberate our splendid navy from the
enchanted circle the submarine has
drawn about it and compel our enc
mics to absorb themselves so much
inthe process of their own defense as
to leave them no leisure to encompass
our ruin"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
DAVIS-JOHNSON.

The marriage of Anna Belle, theN
oldest daughter of Willis and Eliza
Davis to James Johnson, took place
in Trinity A. M. E. Church last
Thursday. night. The ceremony wsa.
performed by Rev. A. w. Timmons.
Several hundred people witnessed the
performance. The contracting par
ties come from the best colorcd fami-
lies in our community.
Willis Davis is and has been mail
carrier in Manning for thirty odd
years. James Johnson is the oldest
son of Calvin Johnson, successful
colored farmer on Mrs. McLeod's
plantation.
Several white people attended the
marriage at the colored church. The
affair was creditably conducted, and
the decoration of the church attracted
much attention, and was very beauti-
fully arranged.
Belle Davis finished the course Of
studies in the colored graded school
here and held the highest respect Of
her people.
James Johnson has been working IN
Pennsylvania several years whore he
now holds a good job. The bridal
party left for New York Thursday
morning. A crowd of colored people
was at the depot to see them off.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
THOUSAND BALES COTTON
DESTROYED AT AUGUSTA

Augusta, Ga, June 24.-Fire to-
night in the Grogan and O'Dowd Cot
ton Warehouse, Reynolds street, de-
stroyed about 1000 bales of cotton.
There were 3,7O0 bales of cotton in
three compartments. The flames got
through one fire wall. The full ex-
tent of the damage will not be known
until a survey is made tomorrow.
There is full insurance. The fire was
under control at midnight.
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has caused no paper and no persons
have taken the stand that. Mexico
should ally herself with the central
powers. Charges are being made that
print paper shipped here from the
United States is offered free to news
papers if they become pro-German.
Telegraphic news written with the OBJ
vious view of misrepresenting the
United States comes from New York,
passing the censor without difficulty.
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ed under a heavy concentration Of ar
tillery fire to evacuate ground they
captured from the Germans in two at
tacks last week.
The operations Of Sir Douglas
Haig's army against the Germans in
France and Belgium have consisted
entirely in effectually putting down
attempted enemy raids and answering
the fire Of hostile guns. There is
still considerable artillery activity on
the part Of the Germans on various
sectors in Belgium.
There has been no resumption of
the Italian offensive in the Trentino
region of the Austro- Italian theater,
but on the Asiago front there has
been considerable artillery activity,
the Austrians being the aggressors.
Only Minor Operations.
The operations in Russia and Gala :
cia still have not risen in Importance
above patrol engagements and recon-
noissance.
Likewise in the Macedonia theater
only small engagements by patrol
parties have been reported, although
east of Lake Presba the enemy has
violently shcllcd Entente trenches.
Unofficial advices say temporary
Austrian Cabinet to replace that of
Count Clam MARITIME, which resigned
last week, has been formed. 1t will
be headed by DR.. Won Seydeler, who
assumes IN addition to the post Of
premier that of minister of agricul-
turc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27

Mexico City.-Evcry possible pres
sure, including financial offers are re-
ported to have been brought to bear
by Germans and pro- Germans to stop
the campaign of Ell Universal for
the severance of relations between
Mexico and Germany. Ell Universal
will say editorially tomorrow that in
the flood Of comment the campaign
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
LAD KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Catholic Orphanage at Sharon, Ga.
Near Augusta, Struck.

Macon, Ga, June 24.-According to
messages received here tonight, light
ming struck a Catholic orphanage at
Sharon, Ca, this evening. Seifert
McRae, Id years old, of Macon, was
killed. No other details are obtain
able here. Sharon is in Taliafero
County, near Augusta.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-06-27
GERMANS IN MEXICO
EVERY POSSIBLE PRESSURE
USED TO STOP CAMPAIGN
FOR BREAK WITIi
GERMANY

Influential Newspaper Advocates Sew
erance of Relations Between Mexico
and Central POwers-PrO- G ermans
Are Working With Money and
Threats to Stir up Further Trouble
Between United States and Mexico.
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Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives OUT
Malariae enriches the blood al builds I'D the sys
tenn. A true tonic. For adults and children. sqfs$
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-03
FEVERISH
CHILD is BILIOUS
OR CONSTIPATED
LOOK, MoTHERIsIF TONGUE Is
COATED GIVE "cALlFoRNIA
SYRUP OF FIGS"

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup OF
Figs" that this is their ideal Iaxa-
tive, because they love its pleasant
taste and it thoroughly cleanses the
tender little stomach, liver and
bowels without gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! II coated, give
a teaspoonful of this harmless fruit
laxative" and in a few hours all
the foul, constipated waste, sour bile
and undigested food passes out OF the
bowels, and you have a well. playful
child again. When its little system
is full of cold, throat sore, has stom-
ach-ache, diarrhoea, indigestion. colo
remember, a good inside cleans
ing" should always be the first treat
ment given.
Millions Of mothers keep Cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs" handy; they
know a teaspoonful today saves q
sick child tomorrow. Ask your Drug
gist for a 50-cent bottle OF Cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs" which has
directions for babies, children of al
ages and grown-ups printed on the
bottle. Beware OF counterfeits sell
here, so don't be fooled Get the
genuine, made by California Fig
Syrup Company. "--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-03
MAKE COSTAIN
LEADER TO Sell
LIBERTY BONDS

A. H. Costain, Moorhead, has been
appointed county chairman for the
second Liberty Loan bond sale with
instructions to begin the selling.
campaign at o'clock in the morn
ing of Monday, Oct. Is. He received
a telegram Of instruction from
Chairman A. r. Rogers, Minneapolis.
of the Liberty Loan committee.
Complying with the instructions
Mr.. Costain has called a meeting OF
the county committee and the county
and village officers. who have been
designated additional assistants, to
be held at Phenix hall, Moorhead. at
2 o'clock p. m, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
The township and village officers
will receive instructions and sup
plies at the meeting and, the tele-
gram states, sell in their respective
towns and villages" Continuing, the
telegram states: I'VE will notify
town and village officers of their APP
pointment and direct them to attend
the meeting stating time and place"
Charles Loring, Crookston, is the
chairman of the loan sale drive for
this district.