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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

so socidllstHnO giDanJe, Rl Je neprenehOma upl-
ralo svoje ot V Rusijo in najvecjimi nadami po-
zdravlJalo vsak revOlucionaIni gibljaj carjeyi
dezeli. vedOt da je uspeh ruske revolucije uspeh
socialistitne Intemacionaei
Gotovo Torej ne more zeleti nemske zma-
ge. In ce je tako nj druge alternative, kakor da
zeli poraz Nemcije Zeeti pOraz NemGije sc pravi
danes zeeti Osvoboditev Nemcje. Men vojaski
pOraz he bi bill poraz neihskega naroda, kakor po-
raz RusiJe rusko japonsli vojni nj bill poraz ru-
skega naroda. Pae pa hi bill poraz avtokratiGnega
sstema, Xxi nj V nobeni dezeli wee talxo moean ka-
kOr Nemcji.
Nj nsmo Obozevalci francOske ali angleSke
Wade. Toda ker nj proletariat Sc nobeni dezei
dovoli mOcan ker nj dovolj organizran da bi 81
sam osvojil Waldo, je merodajno vprasanje to-
katerem sistemu ina socalistiGni proletariat bolj-
Sc pogoje Ia uspeSnO nadal jevanje svOjega boja in
naposed zmago: V nemSko-avstrijskem ali V
francosko-angleskemf
Odgovor ma to vpraSan je more biti dvom-
iJv. In riska revolucija ga je sc ola jsala. Vaga
demokracje Sc je povsem odlo6no ma gnia ma stran
zaveznikOv.
Nnovic naglaSamo: Zmaga zaveznikov nj j.
dentGna zmago socializma PaG pa pomeni zma-
go demokraeije, k jo potrebuje proletariat "a svo
le gibanJe. Ce zmaga Ia demokracja 81 prihrani
proletarlat bOj zoper avtokratiGne sile XII bi jih
sicer moral odstraniti; prikrajsa ST torej pot do
liz vsega, kar godi Sc moramo u6iti H. r,l-
ske revoucije Sc ahko nau6mo, da je postaa IL
med enc III druge image sedanji vOjni in iZmed
posledic enc ali druge image ogrOmna razlika Ma
sa nalOga je, da spoznamo te razlike in ma podagi
nJih, kje interest proetariata
Druga plat.
druge strani hoceio zman jsati pomcn ru-
ske revolucije poro6ila IL Berlna. he prve vesti
n SO prisle IL nemskega glavnega mesta, so imee
hamen, da napravijo 0medo pojmfh Pfip0vedo-
vale so revotah zaradi dragnje in delnonstra-
ciJah "a MR. in STEER to pripovedovale ta}o ka.
kor da hi bill tenn izcrpan pomen nemrov
Ne vemo Sc vseh podrobnOsti zaGetku i'm po-
teku revolte vendar pa poznamo vsaj glavne po-
teze razvoJa, in pO njih lahkO sOdimo da je bilo
pac nekoliko drugaGe, nego je videl Berlin Samo
Oh sebi bi bilo cudno, Ge b sc navadni krusn kra-
vail brez drugih, mO6nejsih pogojev koneali de-
tronHacijo Nikolaja Romanova Demonstracije
zaradl pomanjkanja hrane so ahkO bile ZaSetek;
tOda z nlh ne hi bila mogla razviti revolucija
tako globokO sega jO6im uGnki, da nj blo ljud-
stvo dovolJ pripravljeno "a talk preobrat. Nobena
revolucila ne more bii uspeSna, Ge MISC razmere
zrele zanjo. Uspeh ruske revoluciie dokazuje da
sc je pOrodila iz dOzorelih razmer
Berlinske vest so pola agoma priznale, da je
Nikolaj odstopil Sc to e bio titati boil tako ka-
kor da je prostovolmo Odstopil A nemski poroSe-
valni urad ki stoii seveda popolnoma suzbi
nemske Wade, Sc je potolazl S tem da ie dobila
fusiJa takoj drugega carja. Tako je torej VISA
revOluciJa reducirala ma zamenO vadarja.
TIE vesti so bile prikrojene "a potrebe nemske
Wade
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27
Demokracija in avtokracija.

In zdaj mai bi mu bo naenkrat vseeno, kak
sne bOdo pO vsej EvrOpi, da, sc po veliko veGjem
delu sveta razmere, kadar Sc kon6a Ia vojna?
Vseeno maj hi mu bilo, ali Sc razSri demokraeija,
ali sc Sc bolj utrdi avtokracijaf
To "vseenO' pa pomem tista "nevtranost",
XII Sc il gotovih kotov trobi, da Gloveka ae uSesa
bole.
Ia nevtralnost je popolnOma napaGen skklep
sentimentalnosti, XII NINA sOcialimom ME, pray
cisto mic opravti
GOtovo je, da prmese Ia vOjna svetovne
sociame republike, pa maj zmaga ia ali ona stran
ali pa ODE, ali pa nObena ne. GOtOvo je pa tndi
da bodo razmere po vojni cisto drugaGne ee zma-
gaia Nemcija in Avsrija, kakor Ge znagajo zave-
zniki. In elm je to res je "a proetariat vi:ano "
prasanIe: Cd 6igave image ina socialisti6no gi
banJe vee koristi, ali pa vsaj mani skodef
Ruska revOlucija je dala ma to vprasanje mai
jasnejsi odgovor In Ia nedvomni odgoyor Sc ela-
81:
V absaiutnem interesu socialistSnega pro G.
tariata je poraz Nem6ije In zaradi ,epa nismo
nevtralni In nam ME nj vseeno, temveG ielimo IL
vsega srca poraz NenGije
Bodimo tocni!
POpolnOma sc zavedamo da zmaga zavezni-
kOv nj znaga sociazma. Poraz Rusije V krimski
vojni, katerO je Marx ognjevito zagovarjal, tudi
nj bill pOraz kapitalisti6nega sistema ampak pri-
pomogel je, da je razvilO Rusii tistO revolri-
clonarno gibanje Xxi je sedaj doseglo svoj najyeG-
il uspeh
Maj Sc nam tudi ne pOdtika sovrastvo do
Nemcev. To Odklanjamo odlocnostjO. Kakor
smO -vedno stIogo locAi r,iski narod od r,iskega
carizma, tako loGmo tudi nemski narol cd nem-
ske avtOkracije. Poraz Nemcie je interesu nesn-
skega naroda samega.
Situacija bi popolnoma izpremenila in ia
koJsen mir bi lahkO postal zopet glaYni interes
socialistitnega proletariata, ce hi Sc zgodio se
NemciJi to, kar sc je zgodilo Rusiji Ako bi do
maca revolucija poruSila nemSko avtokraciiO je
ne IN biio treba premagovati od zunaj Ampak
dokler stOj ia avtokracja tako trdno ma obeh no.
gah kakor doslej, je njej najvecja grozuja "a
Evropo, predvsem pa groznja novo Rusijo
Nevtralnost avtohraticne image.
Zmaga NemGije sprawl TO, kar je Russia pri-
dobia revoluciji, najvecjO nevarnost Demo
kratena Nemciia bi bila zaslovojna demokrati-
emo Rusijo in 81 ne b zelela drugacne ker bi earl
zem Rusii ugrozaval njeno lastno demokraci-
10. Avtokratcna Nemcija sovrazi in mora svo-
Jem ekslstenenem interest sovraiiti demokratiGno
Rusijo; zakaj absolutn carizem je bill memo mai
IbolSe zaledje, najmocneiSa garancija niene av-
tOkratGne oblasti
Ce Nemcija odi0cilno zmaga, lie torej popol-
noma logicno, da nastop zoper demokracijo ma
Ruskem, in vse, kar je Rusiji Sc romanovskega
vse kar 81 zel povratka starega rezima ma jde mai
mo6nejso zaslombo in pokroviteljs jstvo v zmagovi-
ii Nem6iji.
Interest proletariata
Ali 81 more svetovno sOcialist6no gibanje ze-
lett tako nevarnOst "a demokraticno Rusijos Ii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

Glavno vlogo, da vzdrz novi rezim, ina Ru.
sila sama. To je popolnoma naravno Sama je mo-
rala napraviti revOlucjo, bo morala Guvati
meme sadOve, sama bo morala It'll preko dosezenih
cjev dalje do novih
Nihte nj mogel opravti della, XII je bilo nalo-
zeno ruskemu narodu, namesto MEGA.
Toda ruska revolucija Sc nj izvrsila lie inte-
resu ruskega naroda
Kako ola je vest njeni zmsgi presinila srca
vsega zavednega prOletariataf republicanski A
merrki najdete kapitalisti6ne iste, XII Sc mic he
vesele tie image Toda socialsti6no delavstvo 10
Je .povsod sprejelO navdusenjem, ker ie 6utilo.
da Je tel zmagi kos njegove image, kos splosne
svobode odstranitvijo ruske avtokracije je pa
lila barkada Xxi je ovirala napredek ne lie ruskega,
ampak vsega zavednega proletariata
&c bi priSa pridobitev te revolucije V nevar-
most, bi bhi zopet przadeti interest vsega bojujo
cega Sc delavstva. In 6e je talo, tedaj je naloga
mednarodnega proletariata, da ohrani, kar je pri-
dobil
Podpirat rlsko revolucijo Sc pravi podpira.
ii nerese delavstva vsega sveta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-27

va RuSheH Je To
Mas sovraznik ina zmede in anarhijo donna vi, XII
ste morda re obupali mad nen,sko zmapo vidite
Nzdaj, ola nam sovraznik ponaga Slabi Sc in igraie
ga bono premagali. Dr,zega pomona pa nina Ia
revolucJa IN mic sc nam nj treba ozirat nanio
zelie so Selje
KdO hi Sc Gud takim poroGiomY "Der
Wunsch ist der Water des Gedankens" to sc ie
izkazalo tudi sedaj.
Toda porocia sc lahkO nekaj casa ponareja-
Jo; resnica Sc he more utajiti trajno Sc mani Sc
more poteptat mic Zdaj vemo, da je bila ia re-
vo'ucila tako radikalna, kakOr dosei Sc nobena
ne Splosna volilna pravica, odloGevanje naroda O
bodoci oblfki Wade enakopmvnOst "a vse narode
III vse we're zenska vOllna pravica "a konstituanto
popolna politicna amnestija reorganizacija obGin
avtonomija "a FinskO - TO nj TAXA malenkost ka-
kor so 10 slikala nemska porocila
In vse te reforne, k tenn ve6je ker sto-
palo ma mesto popolne avtokracije Sc vrSe oh splo
snem odobravanju ljudstva tistega ljudstva. XII
Je ostalo donna, in tistega, XII je kasarnah in "a
kOph.
Gotovo nj vsak clovek ma Ruskem revolucio-
naren. Razun tstih stebrov starega rezima XII ca.
kaIo ma svojo sodbo jih e po dezeli gotovo Sc kaj
Fl so lmeh materilelne interese caristGnem siste
mu, ali pa so bill vSed svoje vZgoje zaveroyani
avtokraclJo. Gotovo mora biti nova vlada pazna
reakcionalni poizklr mogoGi tuntam
Toda oficielni Berlin more zatajiti zelje
po nazadnJaskem upOm in je razpOslal re po vsem
svetu vesti velilli protirevolucji Xxi Sc je baje
razvila po vsej juzni Rusiji
Mino ie nekoliko dni Cd nobene strani nj
potrdila takih vest Xxi 81 jh zeli vladna NemGija
~ dina srca. Nasprotno pa potrjuje da Sc je
''kadetska" stranka izrella "a republiko, in ker
sc razume da so tud vsi socialist zanjo raste u
panic v r'lskO republiko boljinboj.
In pomen teh deistev sc ne more znanise-
The Lamar register., 1917-12-05
The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company

scrawllng with pencil on the blank
margin of a paper. Then she stood
thoughtfully at the steamed-up win
dows. Her dainty fingers placed fur
ther script upon the surface Of a pane.
When she had left the room Boyd
curiously inspected the newspaper. II
bore a single word, scrawled out half
u dozen times. The window pane bore
the same puzzling lnscription-"Eflla-
tem."
II say, SIs," observed Boyd to An
nabelle that evening. springing the
trap, 'how's 'efilatem' getting along?"
Annabelle stared in dlsmay.
where did you get the wordl" she
cried quickly.
'It Isn't a word-it's two words"
replied Boyd, cody, metal life Come,
Annabelle, what is all this mysteryT
Annabelle looked bewildered, then
as If she was ready to cry.
"Oh, brother" she half sobbed,
you've been spying into my secrets"
"Not l. dissented Boyd, strenuously.
II ran across the word incidentally. l
have half a mind to believe that EFF
latem' is the key to this marvellous
discovery Grant Driscoll is working
on
"Yes, 1t is" said Annabelle, "and
you are mean and unmanly IL you so
much as try to even think how and
why" and forthwith she fed from the
room.
Somehow there was an anxious con-
straint on the part of Annabelle for a
full month after that, and Boyd real
lied a certain barrier arisen between
them. He attributed this, however, to
the absence Of Grant, who was away
on a two weeks vacation.
Annabelle frightened up when Grant
returned. One evening she came up
to Boyd, to put her arms about her
brothers neck, and kissed him.
"0h, brother!' she cried, almost
Historically. Il am so happyl Grant
has succeeded. They have made tests
in the city, and his uncle says his dis
covery is one of immense value to the
plant and has offered him fifty thou
sand dollars for the formula"
"Of what7" projected Boyd. devoured
with curiosity.
"Efilatem."
and what is efilatemf"
"Just what 1t spells backward-met-
al life. And he wants me to be his
partner" whispered Annabelle, softly.
''for ufei"
The Lamar register., 1917-12-05
The KeyWord
BY r. e LANYON

Copyright 1917. Western Newspaper UniOa.J
Hes dreamer" said Boyd Wins
boro.
Hes darllngr' iErepressibly sup
plemented his sister, and her practical,
hard-headed brother stopped short in
their promenade about the home gar
usu With severe expression on his
face.
But resolute, open-minded Annabelle
was not one whit abashed.
Don't think I'm In love with him,
and 'gushy,'" laughed this pretty, vi
vacious maiden. Il only express the
sentiment Of our crowd Of girls. Grant
Drlscoll is thorough gentleman,
obliging, unobtruslve, poetical-"
'Driscoll is poetical, all right ~
growled Boyd Winsboro.
Gracious to his interiors, loyal and
helpful to his equals and-Oh, brother !
he has done so much to alleviate the
poverty and sufTerings of the poor and
deserving we came across in our settle
ment charity work"
"Humphl Good thing he has a rich
uncle who owns the truck plant where
we both work-that is, do.
"Ohl don't stare so ghoullshly. You
have no sentiment" aud Annabelle
flounced away with the parting shot :
"Grant-that is, Mr.. Drlscoli-will yet
make some great discovery that will
revolutionlze the world. He told me
So"
"Ha ! ha - laughed Boyd, derlsively.
He came home wrathlly ahe follow
ing Saturday afternoon. At the gate
he met his sister.
"Where have you been7" he de-
mAnded.
over at the Drlscoll place, with
Grant" confessed Annabelle, openly.
"Oh Boyd! he has the dearest little
workshop you ever saw. It's a pavilion
modelled over. So It's more a labora-
tory than a workshop. You see, he is
making some great experiments, but
l promised not to say a word" added
Annabelle hastily, placing her fingers
across her smiling lips.
For the first time Boyd noticed that
Annabelle's hands were grlmed and
stained.
"What does that untidlness mean r.
he challenged.
"Acld," voiced Annabelle, distinctly
and proudly. as though positive merit
was disclosed. I've been helping
Grantp
The ensuing Saturday afternoon the
previous program was repeated. Anna
belle came home full of suppressed eI-
citement, with alternating spells of
deep abstraction Boyd watched her
covertly as she moved about the sit
nng room after tea. BE notcsd bar
The Lamar register., 1917-12-05
Avoiding the Rush Ho,

approximately
q
represent
always be ready
cutting through filling valleys
If
calls less busy periods would effect material assist
TO meet extraordinary fol- telephone service
to
scriber
avoiding these telephone traffic and making telephone calls
telephone
servic
The Lamar register., 1917-12-05
She Overheard Him.

one overheard Him.
Il didn't know golf was gambling
game"
at isn't"
1T must be. l heard you saying that
you broke 100 yesterday"
The Lamar register., 1917-12-05
ESTATE OF LYMAN G. BARNARD
DECE ASED

All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment to the County
Court OF Prowers County. Colorado. on
the l7th day OF December, a y. 1917.
II. COY BARNARD.
Administrator
OF Estate OF Lyman c. Barnard, De-
ceased.
First pub. Nov. 81. 1917.
Last pub, Dec. IL, 1917.
The Lamar register., 1917-12-05
SANTA FE TIME TABLE

Effective Oct. 21. 1917. at 1901 \. NJ.
East Bound
The Lamar register., 1917-12-05

I certify that the above l. correct
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
'PinhoIe in Water Pine,

Information recently circulated by
the water department Of small
municipality where meters are used,
shows the Importance Of discovering
and mending leaks that may occur in
piping system, Popular Mechanics
Magazine states. Under pressure
Of 40 pounds it Is estimated that in
"a hours ITO gallons Of water will
D"eS th":2::,..: 4 !:0.c & :,..::S:.o !:rger
than the period at the end of this SEN
tcncc. An Criiicc slightly bigger than
the head Of Il pin will permit 5000
gallons to escape in a similar length Of
time. Thus. ever so slight hole may
cause the wnstnge OF great volume
of water If II fails to receive imme-
diate attention. 1t is easy to test q
plumhin" system and ascertain It's con-
clifton. This may be done by closing
all cocks and then reading the meter
If, after q half hour or more, the me-
ter reads the same as originally, the
pipes are free from leaks.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
POCKETS AND BELTS TO GO
Latest Version Of the Straight Frock
Dispenses With These Old
FaVoriteS,

There Is Il rumor in Paris that our
new coats are to be Chinese in style,
that Is, straight from the shoulder,
with kmOnO sleeves and with waist
coats of deliberate gOrgcouSncsS. The
coat may be black, for instance, with
Il hit of blue embroidery all about the
edge, and the waiStcOnt may be OF.
brilliant orange satin embroidered
with black, white, and gold, and boltod
with blue and black embroidery. A
coat Of this sort would extend about
to the knees. while the waiStcoat stops
short Mt the hips. The skirt under
meath is straight, narrow, and quite
untrimmed.
We have worn the straight frock for
months, and we shah doubtless wear
1t for months to come. The pocket has
, disappeared from the latest version
OF the straight frock, and now the ru-
NOR Is that the belt is to follow the
pocket into oblivion. There are pos
sibilities in the unbelted frock, which
promise well; tunics of rich stuffs
over narrow simple undcrdrcsscs, eX
quiSite cmbrOidcrics and metal clasps,
jewel set and rare, rich velvets and
rich furs. And, just ns in those far off
days the lady sat in her tower at her
embroidery frame while her true
knight rode to battle. so we sit nt our
chosen war work, while our khaki and
blue clad heroes march away.--Vogue.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
American Gas Masks.

The use Of poisonous gases in mod
ern warfare has become so much the
rule, since the practice was introduced
by the Germans In April 1915, that a
gas mask is invariably part Of the
equipment Of the man at the front.
The American gas mask Is said to
combine thc best features Of the Ger
man and English, and to be absolutely
proof against gases for q period Of
ten hours. The breath Is drawn
through mouth tube passing through
Il canister of chemicals which neutral
iZc the gases. A clamp prevents the
man from breathing through the nose.
SO that all the inhaled air must pass
through the canister. Some Of the
trench masks are much simpler than
this notably one Of the French types,
which consists simply Of cloth sat
urated In chemicals drawn over the
head, through which the soldier
brcuthcs, either with nose or mouth at
will
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
FnOCKs JUST FOR CHERUBs
Plain Bright coIors Combined With
Black and White Line Checked
Material Used.

Combining black and white line
colors was Carried out very prettily
in Il little girls frock seen in an eStab-
liShment where chldrcn'S clothes are
speciality. 1t was made in the long
onc-piece style, with the shallow decOl-
lete that widenS considerable toward
the shoulders, outlined by little
rolled fold of the check. The sides
and elbow sleeves were Of Belgian
blue linen. The checked part Of the
stood out separate from it, pocketlike.
all about ut little below hip length.
Little sprays of cherries were embrOid-
cred on the blue at each side of the
front to give Il bit Of color.
Another smaller girls dress was
made of dotted muslin. This, too.
hld the long, flaring. onc-piece, cut
ed at the side front, but the shocking
was done with two colors, instead of
0nc--n rose pink and Il sky blue. The
smoking was half Of the regular hOri-
zontal stitch and half feather stitch
type.
Little play aprons are made the
same way, full and gathered into n
shallow neck line, and have the old
fashioned apron strings, which tie
from the sides at back, and two big
puffy pockets. into which child can
gather every thing from pebbles to
plumS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
Hard to Please.

A marriage broker was trying to per-
suade young man to wed certain
girl.
"rhe mother-in-law does not suit
me-" said the youth. "She Is grabbed
and foolish"
That's true" replied the agent,
"but you are not going to marry tho
mother-in-law."
Eyes. but she Is no longer young
nor pretty, either"
That's nothing; If she Is not young
or pretty you can trust her all the
more"
"But she hasn't much money" con-
tinued the young man.
"Why talk Of money! Are you go.
ing to marry money! You want
wife, don't your"
"But she Is hunchback."
"Well, what Of that7 Do you expect
her to have no blemisaes at allf"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
MAKING A SALE TO ROYALTY
American Machinery Salesman Took
Liberties With khedlve OF Egypt,
but HE Got an Order.

An amusing "Reminiscences of the
present khedive of Egypt Is told by q.
Alexander Powell in his book, "The
Last Frontier" Mr.. Powell says he
received n call from the chairman Of
an American firm whose special lines
of bushes was the manufacture Of ag-
rlcultural and well-drilllng machinery.
Mr.. Powell visitor explained that as
he was passing through Egypt he
thought 1t might be possible to obtain
an audience with the khcdive.
agriculture and It's attendant prob
lens Of irrigation and fertilization con-
sttute the sole hobby and amusement
Of the present khedive, Abbas Hilmi.
He Is consequently n ready and liberal
purchaser Of all improved types Of
agricultural machinery, which he puts
to practical use on his great estates.
The request Of my cOmpatriot was duly
transmitted to the grand master Of
ceremonies and shortly thereafter a
reply reached me that named the day
and hour when his highness would re-
ceive us Mt the palace Of Rnsel-Tin.
"Frock-coated and top-hatted, we
drove to the palace on the day ap-
pointed, were received by the officials
Of the household, and shown into the
audience room, where Abbas ,Hilmi
greeting. the khedive drew me down
beside him on small sofa and motion
ed to my companion to take a
chair opposite us.
ut gives me particular plensure,'
I began, TO present Mr.. X. to your
highncss. as he Is an authority on
agricultural machinery, subject in
which your highness Is, know, much
Interested
Say, khedfve,' said my fellow coun-
tryman. suddenly leaning forward and
emphasizing every sentence by wag-
glng his finger under Abbas Hilmi's au-
gust nose, T've got the niftiest
little proposition in we'll drilling ma
chinery that ever struck this burg, and
If you don't jump at the chance to
get In on the ground floor, then all
I've got to say Is that you are throw
ing away the chance Of your lifetime.'
"rhe lhedive. being naturally quite
unaccustOmed to this form Of verbal
assault, and still more unaccustOmed
to having anyone waggle finger I'M
der his nose, at first drew back haugh-
tily. Then the humor Of the situa-
tion dawned upon him, and. as the
river Of talk, which Is one Of the chief
relianceS Of the trained American
salesman, flowed steadily on, he be-
came interested in spite Of himself.
Now and then he interjcctcd a peril
nent question, and ended the audience
by giving the American an order for
several thousand dollars worth Of
American machinery, which, when I
last heard Of 1t, was giving excellent
satisfaction on the royal FARMS"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
Care Of the Hands.

Careless washing and imperfect dry
ing are the reasons for more red, un-
slightly hands than anything else. The
slightest dnmpness Of the skin In cold
weather VIII make the hands chap and
crack.
Hot water should not be used more
than once q day at most for wash
ing the hands. and then they should be
rinSed in cold.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
Soften the Hands.

Keep dish Of Indian meal on the
toilet stand with soap, rub the meal
freely on the hands after soaping them
for washing. 1t will surprise you ,f
you have not used 1t how 1t will
'l"anan and soften the sliin, a!co pre-
vent chapping,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07

wearing them higher. docs not ncc-
rSShrlly mean the shoes or the skirts
OF Mtladi. They are also building
from the top. The chic little to0ue
mas grown in proportion for the fail.
rms liuSShr bonnet of tan French felt
ana black hattcrs plush, most effec-
lively combined here, "tops" them all
not all In altitude but in style. The
sole trimming Of this unique hat is the
smart Jet ornament. The crown is i'm
Two wings which adds to the quaint
ness, and gives IT an air of Distinctive
ness that Is not found in most bits of
millinery.