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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07
Anf arabiieteit 6r6berf,.
Cine 8eiieifisse BON .. Snlian 9'arenie.

ter 8raud, bonn 4raberrsi9 unb Ser
8ergansenbeit Der anbd9tisen S9ar
Der SDrer iinsen. S9ipermiitig ers
fdaIlsn bic WsiIsn, su bsnen bumpfe
S6ne aus felbeipannten Reifen ben
2lttorb eebeu!
an ben Sdnsen bes Siissls reibt
ii9 Der 9rdber S9ar: Gen Often
seridtet, au Sduptsn unb on ben
Siiben BON fdmudloien, ,f9malen
Marmortafelu, bic cine Reibe BON
8oranipriiden entbalten, absesrenat.
10 itebt eins nsben. eins unter benz
anbern. limb on einem ieben rubt
cine ipeiBe 9eitalt, als sinsise Spenz
be einsn tleinen sriinsn, Der MDrte
dbnliden 3peig gu 9obsn lesenb.
&ein 9erfagen BON 9ebeten, fein bOrs
bares &lasen pber Weinen, unbeipegz
li9 unb unbur6bringli9 fduern bic
9eTtalten am 9oben. limb fiele Ielbit
ber Mummeni9ans, Der pom sansen
9eii9t mir bic 9lusen fret lGBt, au4
Damn mod tpdre es faum mDslih,
Der 4raberfrau @efii6ls unb 9sntart
i'm Spiel Der Wlienen gu leIen: 60
f9eu, 10 eelafen in al ibren @mps
finbungen bat bic Qbeefdlofenbsit
bes 2sbens iie iperben lafen.
Die Spnne itanb in ibrem 3enttb,
ols mir bic Stdtte Der Soften ners
lieben: Hsue S9arsn tpallten beran,
bic taum peritummten aldgen Der
bettelnben 9reife eri6ollen aufs neue,
unb pie Elm leiies Raunen sing es
bur9 bic 8iiide. rGlob 1T 9ott
unb Wuhamme0 fein prophet."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

Gin Sber5, Der iid aber fir
S(engItIi6e rmb 9terpoie nidt enlp'
fiebIt, ionit aber piel Spab madt,
IGBt ii6 folsenoernaBen arrangie.
ren: Gin etipa ein 3oIl breiter uno
cttpa 10 3oa Ianger Streifen BON
Itarfem 3eidenpapier miro an bei'
oen gnoen Bis 5ur glitte eng gu.
iammpngeroat, ipie es Die abbil.
buug oeigt. gtin priift man. Oh
iid Der Streiien, ipenn man i'm
oufrollt, INNER pieoer 5uriid'
i6neIlt; oann nimmt man beioe
@noen ouiammen unb gibt ben
Streiien 10 gebogen einem Der
SeiInebmer am Spiel in Die Sano,
nit bem man geiuettet bat, oab er
nidt imitanoe ieiu merbe, ben Ea'
pierItreifen feit5u6aIten, iobaIo er
brenne. Der Streiien miro aIs'
bann o6en an Scr 9ieging dngc-
3iinbet. SobaIo ober oieie burd'
aebrannt it, i6nelen feline beioen
SeiIe our6 oie Seberfraft 5ltriid
lmo fcmnen enttpeoer brennenb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

6es @ebirses, in bos @eripren3'
unb @eidnittal, mo mir Die aus
ben Hooeniteiner 2ieoern Der be.
fannten Namen GoOenltein Hiaffeh.
beerillrtb, Hei6eIsbeim, @eriprenj
uno piele rei5oolle 2anoidaiten, bon
oenen mir MIR Die Inn 2inSenfels
nennen, finOen.
g8er oas 8anoern re6t perItebt
uno auf cine &eiie ein9cben6 iib
oor5ubereiten pflegt, ni6t blob in'
oem ct Die Heiiefiibrer itllbiert, Jon
bern au6 nit 2anb unb 2erten Der.
traut 81 iuerben ilidt, oem itebt ge.
rabe fir ben 9eiu6 bes Sbenpal'
oes cine iebr reide 2iteratur 5ur
Serfiigung. Die pidtigiten uno
meiItsn 8erfe iinb in Dem 'Serlag
bon gnil Hotb, @ieben. eri6ienen.
Sas 8erf bon @eorg SoIf Ser
SoentpaIb nnb ieine Nahbargebiete,
cine Sanbes. uno Solfsfunbe", gibt
ilns eingebenb glusfltnit iiber Die
natiirli6e 9ei6affenbeit bes 2anbcs,
iiber Die 9eipobner, iiber Die 8e'
i6i6te bon 2ano un6 2euten, ipie
aud iiber bie Gruerbsoerbdltniiic.
@er ipe5iea fir geoIogiid)e Sragen
iid intereiiiert, fam als grgan5ung
ba5u nod bas 9ii6lein bon Brofei.
ior Or. 6. GbeIius u@eoIoeiiher
Siibrer burd oen Sbenpalb" neD-
men. Sebr braudbare Tatifld9e
fir oas 8anbern finbet man in
Dem als banbIi6e Rappe berals'
segebenen @erfden bon gllbert
aleini6mibt n@anbertase i'm Sben'
fpalo". 9as 2eben bes SoentpGl.
bers am @erftaee ino Sonntage,
in Der 9auernitube unb am 8irts'
tiif, in Sreuo uuo 2eib, in Siebc
unb Sab, Iernen mir nor allen aus
ben gr5dbIungen bon Bb. 9urbalnt
fennen, Der neben einem 9toman
Ser Woosbauer" Bis iest 5 9ane.
den Soenipalber5dblungen, bie lin.
ter bem Sitel .9iIber aus bem
Sbenlp1lber 8olfsIeben" 5uiammen.
sefaBt iinb, beralls9egeben bat
Cgon Sdeern uno @ilbidiiseh",
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

Gin leudtenber Morsen: SLIM
mernb trduieln ii4 bic raitlos babins
Siebenben Wosen. als ipdren lie bonn
9lana Der trablsnb.n Some seblena
bet. unb buiaen bapon, bic 2uft NIT
ibrer 8ldue fGttisenb unb ben leidz
ten feinen Ounit Bis gu ben riten
SerraFen bes ampbitbeatralif9en
Iufbaus BON alsisr binbau9enb! Sn
solbener Slut liegt bic &asbab, uno
bon ibren serriHenen Muuern prallen
bic StrabIen suriid unb umarmen
bic epis miiben @eitalten, bic in
2umpen unb serfdlifene Surbans
gebiilIt auf ben 3usansen Sur 3itaz
belle unb i'm Sididt bes @eItrduds,
bas bic Wsae umfdumt, gelogert iino.
llnpiberitebIi9 aiebt Der Bid na4
unten unb fu9t in ber Siefe Der 3eis
ten bic gntipidlung biefer grf9eis
nuneen, bic neben unb nit uns man,
beln unb bod 70 fern uns iteben, 10
ipeltperloren unb fpeltenfremb. 10 eine
getapIelt in Srabition unb @erganz
genbeit, bab @mpfinben unb 8orftelz
lung unmeBbar melt bor, ben 9ubnen
ipanbeln, bic unier finb!
Hur lansfam l0it 7t9 Der Bid BON
bieIer Sraumfpelt unb bleibt an benz
su unIsrn SiiBen liegenben glei9
mdrdenbaftsn 8iloe baften, bos Na>
tur uno Menf9enbanb bier aufges
ri6tet: $50 bic babinpallenben Slut
ten bes tiefblausn Meeres bonn 9ez
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

itabe suriidprallen unb in Der liner
msbli9teit ibres etpisen S4affens
cine Sdrante finben, Elm Gilanb ppll
la6enber 5arben, poll ineinanber ges
pebter ausf9nitte gu einem 9efamts
bilbs eisenitsr art. Sm Roroen oils
9rensma6t Der 8ersriiden bes 8ous
3area nit bem &uppelbau bon
Rptres0ame b'4friqus, i'm Siiben bic
etpig sriinen Palmenz unb platas
nenolleen bes Surbin b'Gai unb boz
sipifden - bonn Mesr unb bliibenoen
Sainsn flanfiert = bas am !Siisel
emporfriedenbe Sdufer9epirr nit
ieiner &rpns, Der &asbab!
limb bier ipp bas lebte 9emGusr
Der 9fraber Itabt nit ibren 3idSads
former in 2lufbau unb Strabenlinie.
ibrem 9epintel BON 9afen unb
@Gb9en, ibren ineinanberseidadtels
ten 3innen unb Dddern Die Wobnz
itGtten Der Mahren besnbet, mo- oihs
te gutalbptusallsen am SuBe Der
aasbab ben Siisel umsreifen, oa
siebt eine unabiebbare S9ar ipeiber
9eItolten in unreselmGbigem 0ur4s
einanber unb bod in Sang unb Sals
tung BON Der eleiden inneren Stims
mung seleitet, lansiam unb semeHen
babin! 5reitag 1T es! Der Sag, Der
ben 5rauen eebOrt Inb benz Sebens
ten Der Soten, unb iie allein, 10
betIdt Der &oran, follen an bieiem
Sag bic Staten Der 9lbeei6ieoenen
auffu9en. limb 10 piIsert Wo4e fir
Wode fait Die geiamte 8ebDlteruns
bes 9lraberbiertels - Srauen unb
Mdbdsn, &inber iebpeben 9llters -
our Stabt Der sOten am SuBe Der
8asbab unb be5euet ibnen Die Chr.
fur6t, bic 8ori6rift unb 9raud
ben 9lGubisen Mubammebs felt
Sabrtauienben anbefoblen. 2autlos
siebt bic Men9e biefer permummten
9eitaIten babin. Die unmiinbisen
9inbsr ousin iinb nod frei BON Der
bur9 bic Site 9ebeilisten unb beute
nod ipie bor Sabrtauienben itorren
2tupttlpHi Stplpel uNu SQuupl gu
oerbiillen unb unterbrdhen nidt
Die itDbnenbsn unb tIagenben 2aute
Der am Dsse fauernben 8sttler =
8Iinbe unb 2abme. 8reitbafte unb
Siede - bic Seilisteit Der Stims
mung, man tonnte meinen, cine
Sdar 9eitalinnen sOge gum Spferals
tar! Der san5e Wea lit umiGumt
bon 6ieIsn unaliidlidsn, elm Bib uns
iGeliden Glenbs sebt bon ibnen aus
unb bort, mo Der aeib oIlsin nit ieiz
men 3si9tn Der 3erit0rung bas milbs
tdtise Sers Der 8oriiberidreitenben
nidt gu riibren permas, bort ertlinst
bas &loeelieb in Der 2onart unb i'm
ausbrud Der llrbGter. Mittsn auf
Dem Wege, BON einem mGdtigen
Gufalpptusftamm eegen bic fengens
ben Strablsn Der Sonne gsf9iibt, 10.
germ spsi blinbe 9reife. sig 5iibrsr
uno 8oriGnser Sient ibnen elm Jim.
gersr 8esleiter, unb bumpf t6nen bic
ssIoseIaute Der Drsi. bic bon Der 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

neinreitbe, rei5enoe GedartaI on.
idlieBen. &ir eriunern bier nur an
Die befannten Srte Redaraemiino.
eberbad (slusflug auf ben 8aben.
brdeD uno gedarel3 unb Die Bur.
gen Stol5ened, 5tuinsenberg unO
Rinneburg.
Gen 0itli6en uno iiiooitIi6en
Sbenrualo beiudt man nit Silie
Der 9abnIinie, Die Garmitaot ilber
3einbeim, Soedit. RideIitaSt. Or.
bad uno aoilbad nit Dem bereitS
aenannten @berbad i'm Redartal
pcrbinbet. 9ieie Sour i9IieBt ii6
aIiO pom ielbit an Die bisber oe-
nannte al. 9eionoers reispoa lit
Die 8egeno 3piidcu Soed,it Unit
Burg 9relIberg) unS Wti6elItaSt
uno Die @egeno bon @aIoleiningen
nno @rnittaI Die gemobnIih Don
&ailbad aus beilldt miro. 8enn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

nod pielfad) gang ori9inea unb Int
perfGlid]t. slub liegt Der Soen'
iualo an einem Der MISREPRESENTATION
S6ienentpege, Der Noro. unb Siio.
beuti6lano berbinbet. llnb bod lit
Der SouriItenbeiu6 bcs Sbenpalbes
i'm Sergleid gu Dem Der onoeren
8erglanoi6aften Geuti6lanos, Oes
Gdpar5palOes, 6eS Sar5eS, oes
Ebiiringer @aloes unb 6es Hicien'
gebirges nod unbebeitten0 geblieben.
9as lit ia fir Ben Naturireilno, Der
Die llripriingIi6feit in 2anoidait
imo @olfstllm Iiebt itno einlame
@ege iu6t, iebr angenebm; aber
per Die S6onbeit bes oeutiden So.
terlanoes moelidit pielen 5lgdnB.
lid MAIDEN mG6te, ipiini6t Dap
au6 Der S6enipaIo immer mebr 9e.
iiider an5iebe.
slm befannteiten lit Der 8eitab.
bang bes Soentpaloes unb Die baran
Iiegenbe 9ergitraBe. Seer BON
9armitabt aus bieien Seil bes
SbenpalOes beilidt, maridiert iibar
Die fuine Sranfeuitein BON Der aus
man einen berrIiden Bid auf Die
8beinebene nit ibren sabIrciden
StGbten unb Sorfern auf Wann.
beim, Speper, Wains, 8orms,
9armitaot, auf Saunus, Sarbt unO
9onnersberg unb auf Die naIbge-
fronten @ipfel bes SoenmaIoeS bat,
nnb peiter iiber Seebeim nod Dem
Iiebliden Sugenbein oann iiber
bas slIsbader S6loB auf ben Re.
libofus, bon beiien Spite man ipic-
Der einen berrIifeu HunobIid bat,
bann iiber bas gluerbaher ShloB
unb bas Siiritenlager burd oas
2autertal na6 9ensbeim. Bon bier
aus f6brt man nit Der 9abn entluc.
Der oireft nod SeioeIberg ober MIR
bis Seppenbein bon mo aus ipie.
Der Der 8eg au SUB nad @eiubeim
uno pciter iiber Die maIeriihen
Ruinen BON Siri6berg, Strablen'
burg, Sdauenbltrg rnb SeiIigcn.
berg genadt iperben fam. Garan
ldBt iid bequem elm slusilug in oaS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07
Dos tiareiiete parlaments.
6eb6u>e TIT Kenitantinepel. [.

beforation Der maurii6s Still ses
pdbIt. Man bents ii9 cine neuers
baute, in frif9eisr 5arbenI9Onbeit
prangenbe gllbambra. Die Wanb<
flGden itnb nit tsppi9artisen Malez
reien bon ipunberbarer 9armonie be-
bedt. 9riin. Rot, 8lau, 9olb iinb
bic 9aupttOne. bic fi1 in 9lrabssten
bon ebeliter 2inienfiibruns ourdfleds
ten unb au einem pornebmzmatten
@efamtton suiammenflisben. Die
aetdfslten 9eden iperben bon f9lan>
fen SIulenpaaren eetrasen, auf boz
ben tpeiben piebeitalsn buntelsriine
ober rOtIi4e Warmorf9dfte, Don pei>
BEN, rei4eeidniBten &apitdlsn in
@iirfeIform betrDnt. gu berrlidier
@ntfaltuns eelanst bier bas in Der
maurif6en Ir6iteftur beliebte Niz
fdenmotib. unterbalb Der Oedsn, in
regelmdbiger gneinanoerreibung, Bill
ben Die Rfden 5riefe; man9mal off
net iid cine Hif9e mtten in elmer
9roben Danbfldhe, pber iie pDlbt
fid iiber einen &amin. 9alo iinb
bic Riiden fla6, bann babsn iie bic
Sorm zines maurif9en pprtals;
bqIb bertieft ipie eine &apelIe. Sn
bem friiberen taiierli9en 8aberaum,
Der on ben ieBigen SibunssfaaI bes
parlaments anitObt, be Iteben Die
Wanbe aus biden Marmprplatten, in
bic tapellenartige Rif9en nit Stu
lattittuppeln bineingemsiBelt iinb.
Surd oerartis ausgeitattete Rdume
gelan9t man in ben SbronTaal, in
bem bic feierli9e Gr0ffnung Der
&ammer unb bes Senates itattfdnb.
9luf ben 8ilbern bon @eroneie finbet
man pbantditiIhe Snnenarditetturen
bon Der 4rt, ipie iie Der Wille zines
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07
Die tansenbe Grbic.

0timm Elm reht poIles rimbes
aorn bes iosenamten gselfenpfef.
fers, ODER cine gIatte @rbie, ourd.
bobre iie in Der Wtitte nit elmer
RGb. pber Stednaoel, 10 baB on
beiben Seiten ilngefdbr Elm eIeides
@etpibt iib befinoet; Johann iese
bas cine gtabelenbe in Die Seffnlmg
bes Robrs elmer Sabafspfeife, Ieee
Die Seffnung bes 9opfes seeen Die
2ippen iino blaie 10 tart in oenieI.
ben binein, bob Die @rbie iid bon
ibrem 2ager 5it erbeben besinnt.
SdIt man Die Bfeife redt rubig
beritarft bas gIeidnlGBige 9Iaien
nad uno mad, 10 miro man Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

9ano I, ~Gie Sedenroie", 9ano
ii. Ser Solopoeel"; .@erftasS.
eeitoIten". .Sausiuirfen", nuo
"@ilObeden"). Gin edter 9idter
gibi inns in oieien gr5ablungei
itimmlingsnole gtatilrbilber unO
idarfgeseihncte GbaraftergeitaIten.
Der befannte arititer SuIius Sort
ifreibt: rSalb pie elm gcet, balb
mie elm Sdriftiteller fbiIbert pb.
9urbaum 2ano unb Bolt i'm SSen.
paIb. slnes, mas @olfsfuuit beiBt,
belauid)t er NIT Sreue uno 2iebe,
ilno Spruh lmb 2ieo permerft er
nit germauiitii6ent 8biloIoeeneifer.
Solfsfunbe in. nopeIliitii6en Sor.
menf Gbaraftertppen 5eidnet er in
6ioIogiid.ancfbotii6er 8eiie. I'M.
preiiioniitiidJ, rngebrnben, obnc
groben Sinn fir aompoiition, ipie
oas Bolt ieIber ss madt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07
@prIdlag snr Site.

sln ben aiiren Ses SpeiieiaaGes
zines slIpenboteIs prangt: "On
parle francais." English spo-
KEN" Isl parla italiano."
Osenbl 9luerbabn, Der Siineere,
iebr gebilbet, ober nod ni6t gans
fertig, tritt elm, ninlmt Blas unb
ruff ben 8ellner: "Give me a
menu cardp
Der 9eIlner bleibt IGdeln6 ite-
ben.
"Donnez-moi, la carte de me-
nup
Der &ellner bIeibt lG6cInS Ite.
beu.
"Prego di darmi la carta di
menur p
Ser aeIlner iaete leiie: n@iiien
sc ipos, iab iperb' Sbnen brineen
@ansbiegeI nit 9iitidert."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

Der pafaf bon sfdirasan. Der
untsrbaIb oes giIbi5>partes sipifden
8ei9it Said unb SrtatiOi liest unb
feline 750 Meter lange Marmorfai>
fabe in ben blausn @oFern bes Boss
porus fpieselt, 1T bisber iebem Be-
fuder itrens perfdlofen seipeien.
Die sefddftise Gama &onitantinos
pels bate cine Inn 70 rsi9ers SiiGls
BON 9eidi9ten unb Sassn um biez
fen 3auberpalait, bic pruntpoIlIte
uno toitfpieIisite aller Sultanreiibena
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

| SIM SoenipaIo iou Sieefrieo, Der
SeIo BON gsibelungen .2anb, ben
Soo seflinben baben. Sm Soen'
ipaIo bat Der Iooeniteiner. Der frob'
Iide 3eder, sebauit. gom Soen.
tpaIo banbeIt 10 mande beutide
Gage, man6es beutide 2ieb. 9ie
2anbifaft lit bon eigenartiger, reis.
boiler S6onbeit ulb bas goIfsIeben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07
Der O>etttpalr.
Gin gnsffns in cine bisber BON sonriiteH

NUHtIIltH IUtHlB utIHWtt VtBtHu'
man bon grnIttal aus nod tpeiter
na6 Often un6 ,Norboiten ipanberf.
gelanst man nad bem freunbIidsn
Stdbtden @morbad uno nah @ii.
tenberg ant Main.
9ei bem bereits ertpabnten St6bt,
den &einbeim 5tpeigt cine Neben.
babn nab 8eibelsbeim, rbem
treuen". ab. Bon bier aus eeIanst
man audi in bas eigentli1e Sers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

@rbie bober unb bober trei6en imb
iie cine 8eiIe in Der 2uft tan5eno'
81 erbaIten permogen. 26Bt man
oas 9laien allmdblid i6ipdfer
nerben, miro Die @rbie bon ieIbit
ipieber nit Der RabeIipise in Die
Seffnling bes Efeifenrobrs 5uriid.
fallen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07
Der brennenSe Streifen.

ODER elimmenb nit ben Singern
bes SpieIteiIuebmers in 9eriib.
rline, 10 baB bieier i6neIlItens Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-07

pra9tliebsnben Sultans bier in
Dirtli4teit eriteben lieB. Siiren aus
paliianberbol5, bic nit Perlmutter
infruitiert finb. gtines um ben uns'
sebeuren Saal @alerien, gu oenen
Marmoritufen emporfiibren unb bic
nit ourdbrodenen 8aluitrubsn abses
erenSt itnb. Sura bic rieiigen Sem
iter fiebt man ben blauen 8osporus
unb ole biislise, nit ipeibsn 8auten
unb spissriinen 2orbeers rnb 3pprefs
fensSainen beoedte &iiite giiens.
Mitten stpiiden ben Gsnitern unter
einem rotten Samtbalba9in Der pers
golbete Sbron, bon sipsi funtelnben
8riitalltunbslabern flantisrt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-01-16
RED CROSS STORIES
FOR CHILDREN

cred Cross Stories for Children" is
the title of a book which has just been
published, the profit for the sale of
which go to the Red Cross. The Red
Cross Junior Membership has sug-
gested that the book will make an APP
propriate Christmas gift for children,
and will also serve to make vivid for
them the meaning back of the Red
Cross.
DR.. Henry N. McCrackcn, President
of Vassar College, who is also Nation
al Director Of the Department of Jun
lar Membership in the Red Cross,
wrote the forcword for. the book, in
which he says Of the stories:
Il am glad to say word of approx
al Of them, and to commend them to
all schools throughout the land, not as
authentic history, but as means of
teaching children the Red Cross ideals
of service"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-01-16
CARING FOR THE
HUMAN MACHINERY

The human system Is the most in
tricate piece Of machinery, and your
health--your very life,, in fact-de-
pends upon each organ faithfully per-
forming its functions. If as result
Of improper food, lack Of sufficient
exercise or some indiscretion, you be-
come bilious, the human machine gets
follow. It IS your duty to keep your
body in good condition, particularly
your liver. This can be easily done
by taking o dose or so occasionally Of
that standard proprietary medicine,
Granger Liver Regulator, which acta
directly on the sluggishliver and bow
els and quickly cleanses the system Of
the fecal elements which clogged tho
machinery. Granger Liver Regulator
contains no calomel nor alcohol and ia
used in thousands Of homes daily, with
most satisfactory results. Try q box
OF it-25c. Sold by all druggists. Ae'
ceptno substitute.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-01-16
STUDY DISEASE OF PECANS

That the pecan rosette, regarded by
southern pecan growers as the most
serious menace to the industry, is not
caused by parasites or other organ
isms, but is nutritive trouble in
.;ccd b. deficiency in soil moisture
and plant food, is the conclusion of
specialists Of the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture based on a
study Of this disease. Experiments
along this line show the disease has
been practically eliminated from a
large number Of trees on the test
plats. Results of a striking character
have been obtained in the experiments
for controlling the disease, and the
methods will be announced as soon as
they have been perfected.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-01-16
A FAMILY
MEDICINE
In Her Mothers Home, Says This
Georgia Lady, Regarding Black
Draught. Relief From Head
ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc.

Ringgold, Ca Mrs. Chas CASTOR,
Of this place, writes: "I am a user
Of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact,
1t was one Of our family medicines.
Also in NY mothers home, when /
WAS child. When any Of us child
Ien complained Of headache, usually
caused by constipation, she gave us
dose Of BlaclI-Draught, which would
rcctiIy the trouble. Often in the
Spring, we would have malaria and
chills, or troubles Of this kind, we
would take Blacli-Draught pretty reg
ular until the liver acted we'll, and
we would soon be up and around
cgain. We would not be without it,
for 1t certainly has saved lis lots Of
Coctor bills. Just dose Of Black
D:aught when not SO we'll saves a
lot of days in bed"
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
IN use Tor many years in the treat
lnent of stomach, liver and bowel
troubles, and the popularity which it
Low enjoys IS proof Of its merit
III your liver is net doing its duty,
YOU VIII suffer FROM such disagree.
;ble symptoms as headache, bilious
Less, constipation, indigestion. etc,
end unless something is done, serious
trouble may result.
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found a valuable remedy for these
troubles. 1t is purely vegetable, and
acts in a prompt and natural way,
regulating the liver to its proper
functions and cleansing the bowels Of
impurities. Try it. Insist on Thed.
lords the original and genuine. e 70
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-01-16
FAMOUS TENOR
AIDS RED CROSS

John Mccormack, the famous ope-
ratio tenor and concert and phono-
graph star, is donating his services in
a series of benefit concerts for the
American Red Cross, by which he ex-
poets to raise 100000 for the Red
Cross War Fund between now and
March. He opened his patriotic tour at
the Belasco Theater, Washington, D.
c., on December 18. Mr.. Mccormack
has cancelled several important en-
gagements on his regular schedule,
so that he might give benefit con-
certs instead. He insisted on paying
all expenses, so that the gross pro-
ceeds will go directly to the War
Fund.
This generous gift is the outcome
of recent meeting between Mr.. Nc
Cormack and John d. Ryan, who is
member of the Red Cross War Coun-
Gil. The work Of the Red Cross had
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-01-16
THE FARM LABOR PROBLEM
(By David f. Houston, Secretary ot
Iabor1

(By David r. Houston, Secretary of
Labor)
The farm labor problem has pre-
scnted and continues to present many
difficulties. 1t is sufficiently difficult
without the added complications
which arise from the unrest and ap-
prehension created by the utterances
and writings of misinformed and in
some instances of mischievous per-
sons. Not few statements are, being
made which not only are not condu-
Give to satisfactory solution, but
which, on the contrary, are RESPONSE
bic for additional unrest and misdrec-
tion of effort.
This is one of two or three subjects
to which the department has given
more thought than to any others, not
only since this country entered the
war but for many months prior to
that time. There has been before the
farmers the question of retaining a
sufficient number of year-round skill
ed laborcrs, and also of meeting the
urgent needs at the planting and har-
tions of. the union difficulties in both
directions have been experienced. This
has been particularly true of COM
munities where there has been great
industrial activity incident to prepar-
ations for the army and navy. Farm
ers in the neighborhood of cities
where there has been great redrec-
tion of labor and capital, and also
where the cantonments and other spe-
cial enterprises have been under way
have been greatly embarrassed. OBJ
Vlously, nation can not engage in
struggle such as the one which this
country is making in defense of it's
rights and for freedom in the world
without disturbances of MANY kinds,
especially of labor, without nc0nven-
lIence, and without calling for sacri-
flces from every class of society. Mere
complaint will serve no useful pur-
pose. Constructive thought and ac-
tion alone will help.
In some respects the situation may
not be quite so acute another year
Naturally, the disturbances are much
more violent Immediately after a
great shock has been given the in
dustrial system. This nation has been
organized on a peace basis. When it
entered the war it was necessary not
only to create vast additional facili-
ties and machinery, but also to pro-
vide on an enormous scale for the op-
Grafton of the new establishments and
ehooS PlSViOuSly ChlSIlnR. MANY
shipyards had to be expanded and 9TH
ers had to be created Large canton
mcnts had to be built, and built quick
ly. In every direction there were ur-
gent demands for great expansions.
Furthermore, it was necessary to
have an army, and this necessarily
caused additional labor drains and dis
locations. In the haste of the first
draft it was impossible to work out a
satisfactory classification of labor
with reference to the national needs.
However, it is we'll to recognize
that the situation will continue to be