The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-04-17
TIME FOR ACTION

TIME FOR ACTION
1t to the credit of that far enemy
aliens have been most enenty dealt with when
those aliens have given indubtabe evidence that they
sought to do the country harm. No drastic action has
been taken against the offenders but and
all have been humanely with Internmen for the dura
ton OF the war has been about the most penalty
yet inflicted
1t does that consideration should and would bege
consideration yet instances multiplying that it does
not SO work While enjoying almost perfect immunity
IRON harm themselves these enemy aliens seem bent on
Wreang as much harm as possible on the country that
All of this is having it's logical effect With great
t the now come rep reports OF mop % %
ing aroused and they are taking the law into their own
This to be deplored but there's only one way to pre-
vent it. That for this government to recognize sedton
wherever it rears it's head and crush it with iron
hand
The day is past when any in America can occupy
middle neutral ground Every man, and child in
the country MUST be classed under one of two heads
friends enemies There is absolutely no other ground to
stand upon: am either for against my government.
You are either for or against your country.
1T would seem that German Sympathzers this country
would be more careful of safety than to useess
arouse the of the entire nation They must surely
creating hatred and oathng for them and their kind
Surely they not imagine that their efforts will count
people appraise their action at it's true vaue-unreason
ing loyalty to country they have deserted and unreason
ing hostility and treachery to country and people that
nave taken them in and protected them.
The government should force every mans hand Every
man should be compelled to lay his cards on the table
come clean-Or take the consequences.
And the consequences should not be in the nature of
pink tea
-W-S-S-
The desperate German drive the western front had
one effect that will not give any satisfaction to Germany
1t has resulted in the United States speeding up prepara
on and troops are to be rushed to France fast the
combined transportation facilities of both the United
States and Great Britain put them across AS they
arrive on the other side they will be absorbed into the
armies of the Aes and what they may lack in training
Will be rubbed into them in short order This will prove
of benefit to the troops themselves as we'll as materially
strengthening the allied 'front.' With the help of Great
Britain we should be able to make power felt at the
front very soon And surely there need the help
our troops can give. America will watch with feversh
interest the transporting Of troops and hail the day
when we shall have sent enough the tide of battle
into an allied victory.
-W-S-S-
Plant seeds and grow bullets Impossible you say? Not
at ALL The great need Of the allied forces the front to-
cay ample supplies Of food The need of the allied ma
tons is food Without the would prove failure it
matters not how many bullets we mold and send across
food and more food is the cry, and with it will make
cttecye the bue ets Hungry soldiers have no heart
Tor Iof f1ghtng and ours must fight this to finish
RAISE SOMETHING TO EAT.
-W-S-S-
If any doubts the ability of the women of this coun-
try as fighters they reminded that just now these
women are successfully prosecuting three great wars
they are doing yeoman service in whipping the kaiser are
successfully prosecuting for pOt q, recognt0n