davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

"A ia Ease .jsem st 'asten a
myslel jsem, re i ty budes rada
tomu, ze jsem tax blizek tebe!"
odvetil vesele.
''Ne zde - ne teto komofe
mucednicke. Oh, Justine! isl
TAX slab a poranen k tomu. Jak
to zde vydrzis?"
"Mnohem spise, nezli kdy-
bych byl odloucen cd tebe, Bri-
tomarto r pravil vazn6 oprav
dove.
"a COZ tvoje rama? Je velmi
bolestna?"
"Ne tax, abych toho nemohl
snesti'', odvetil usmevem, &C
smrtelne blede lice. zmodrale
rty a stazene oboci karaly iej
re Iii.
"Mohli te alespon poslati do
nemocnice. Je to nelidske, ano
barbarske, unlistiti te zde", pra
villa.
"Ale, draha duse mole, oni
dali nlne zrovna tam, kde nej-
vreleji jSem 81 pfal byti'', odve-
til.
A bylo to pravda, nebot jen
k vuli tomu sebral vscchny silly
dohromady, a stavel Sc byti
zdravejsim, nezli byl skutecne
- vse jen proto, aby ureznen
byl Libby.
"Jak to ale pTislo, ze nevide-
la jsem te venku?"
"Protoze bylo liz hodne poz-
de, kdyz mne sem privezi. ia
byl jednim q poslednich.
"Vtlacili. Ano, to ie ten pra-
w vyraz. Jsme st 'astni jeste, re
nachazime sc tax blizko mrizo-
vych vrat. Jak ale snesou to II
ubozaci, kteri musi stati pro-
stfed ?"
"Nebude na nich pozadova-
no, aby vydrzeli to dlouho. Je
to len zarizeni prozatimni. By
10 mne reCeno, re my, posledne
prisli, presazeni budeme jiz IL
ira do Belle Isle a tim ulehci sc
ostatnlm
Co Justin a Britomarta mlu'
viii takto spolu hlasem TUNE
nvm, zavladal kolem Mich pra,
w Babylon, nebo jeSbe lepe
dunn blaznu. Tlumene az dosuo
upeni a vzdechy pfemenily sc
divok6 vykriky zoufalstvi, We
hrozne kletby, vyhruzky a mo
dlitby.
Ze stredu oval Sc mocny
hlas, jenz zalehal do vsech ko-
til:
"VOdu, hoSi pro milo
srdenstvl bozi, vodui Tu jeder
2 naSich omdlel. Dira $ vodol
nachazi sc V levem rohu bllz'
mfizovych vrat. PodeJte sen
vodu V necem -
Mezi stlacenymi tn iidml ma
stall sum "a kratko Oval Sc
naznaceneho koutu jiny hlas:
"Plcchovy koflik je Y dir
pfikovan fet6zem a jinc nado
by tn neni."
Kletby divok6 vykiiky ne
vole ozyvaly Sc nyni odevsad.
"Zde, Justine - vezml tut
lahvitku S brandy malyf
kofl;tkem k nj Sc hodicim pc
del j nejblizsimu, ably podal
dale, pravila Britomarta, dc
rucu.jic mu lahev, kterou rebe
love byli prehledli pfl ycereJ'
prohlidce.
Justin ucinil tax beze slov
a lahev sla nyni ruky Go ruk
az donesena V mlsto, kde, pc
depren kolem stoJiclml stal
mdlely. Zdalo Sc vsak, re pt
moe tato prisla jiz pozde. NJ
bot hned ma TO Oval Sc hia
prvhi:
.Stlacte Sc zp6t, ho$il Pro .
losrdcnstvi nebes, stlatte $
zp6t! Nedbeite toho. zdali 81
mi Sc trochu pomackate' Stla'
te sc zpct, pravim Muz ten
III -, ,,,,, f,.n ff,nlIen I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

Simu Sc stlaceni a DO chvili te-
prve podarilo Sc uprazdniti pu-
du asl ma pet strevicu, takze u
mirajici mohl byti polozen ma
zem.
Muz ten byl jinoch asi osm-
nactilety. Ii nejblizSl kolem
neho videH, jak tvare jeho ze-
sinaly a jak na Mich pozvolna
rozestrely Sc stinov6 smrti. La
paje po vzduchu, byl by rad je-
ste promluvil, vydechl vsak
jen:
"Neri - kej - lie - ne
rikejte - neri - kej - te" -
tn sc odlnlcel ma delsi chvili,
pax ale, sebrav vsechny silly do
hromadN pravil srozumitelne:
"Nerikejte moji matce - ne
nechte il nikdy tusiti - jak
bidna byla mole smrt!"
Ma to vypustil ducha. Kolem
neho ozyvaly Sc hluboke vide
chy, kletby a desne vyhrIzky
| pomsty.
/ Byla to noe hruzy a bolu,
noe k nesneseni a t6z i k nevy-
psanl. Tenn, kdoz byli tn uza-
vfeni, zdalo Sc tech osm hodin
temna byti osm roku muceni.
AvSak jako vSe, pfesla i tato
, noe, ranni cervanky zvestovaly
prichod Ultra a plyn poulic-
.n.ch sHltilnach byl stazen.
Pc slunce vychodu otevfena
vrata vezeni a nejblIzsl u Mich
Sc vyvalili skrze ne, jako veci
ze stlaten6ho kufru, kdyz viko
sc otevfe. Polovice jich byla Wy
vedena ven, mezi cetnou strait
peSi hnana ulicemi richmond
skymi na cestu, vedouci k Belle
Isle.
Poiednou V jedne 2 neJzivel-
sich ulic zastaveni byli pred
temne vyhllzejici budovou a ma
otazku, Jake je to misto, bylc
jim reGeno, re le to Castle
| Thunder.
komandujici duslojnik pfl'
sci blize ukazav prstem ia
Britomartu, zvolal:
"Vyved'te tohoto vezne ze
fady."
Nacez hned diva vojaci cho-
pill Sc il a vystrcili.
"ProG toto move naSiii ?" zvC
lala, marne branic Sc silnym
paz,m, "minite skuteGne mne?'
"Ano, vas, miss Brldgeto
Martinova!" pravil dustojnik.
Go chcete ciniti Sc mnou?
,zvolala, neztraceiic duchapfi-
'tomnosti a nevzpirajic Sc, We
douc, re je to marne, re by
tim jen uskodila sobe.
Dame vas do Castle Thun
| der. Nema bJti zachazeno va
nj jake S Nalecnym zajatcem
, ale budete postavena pred vo
/ jensky soud iako vyzv6datka! !!
! jar" zvolala V dzasu.
"Ano, " miss Bridgcto Mar
, tinova = odsekl dustojnik po
spGchem.
? Britomarta zoufale ohllzels
: Sc 30 Justinovi. Vedela sice do
bfe, ze nemuze il pomoci, chte
: Ia vSak rozlouciti Sc alespon pt
slednim pohledem, nezli zavle
D cena bude do zaJetl, kter'
4 shonci snad potupnou Smrti. Jl
: slin vsak nebyl nikde k videni
i to proto, ze nachazel Sc pTet
: nj rade. nekolik set kroku OF
: nj
i Btiiomarta edvedena tudli
do Castle I'hunderu a predan:
. ruce veliciho dustoinika. Nel
Y prve zavedona byla do uradov
: ny, kde 2apsana seznam vez
y nu podc imenem Bridgeta Ma
! iin0va a kde vedle imena 2;
= znamenan popis jeji osoby, III
s cez odvedena do veznicnl Gel.
v druh6m poschodl, iejiz jedi
i ne zamrizovane okno vedlo II;
. uiici Celia Ia byla asi pet sire
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

klicnikem a ona ocit'ovala sc
hyti o samote, klesla Timed ma
bidne lnzko, nebot' byla velice
vysilena.
Po chvfli teprve jala Sc pre-
mysleti a divila Sc tomu, jak re-
believe vyzvedeli jeji pohlavl a
kdo as jim namluvil, re jmeno |
jeji je Bridget Martin. Pc del
sim uvazovani prisla konecne
ma pravou stopu, re totiz rane-
ny rebel n6ktery nalezal Sc ma
blizku, kdyz vedla $ Justinem
tn pro oba tax dulezitou roz-
nluvu, a re il prozradil. Co
pax jmena Sc tykalo, tn Ircan
lehce udela 81 z Britomarty -
Bridget Martin.
DIE toho neznali rebeloye tu-
diz jmena, pod jakym slouzila
V armade Spojenych Statu u
zavfela lined, ze Jizany pone-
cha v tom klamu.
Ia nedlouho ma to vstoupil
do cely zalarnik, prinaseje sni-
dani. Byla velmi chuditka, Sc
stavaiici jen kukufitne kase,
avSak ia chutnala vyhladove-
le upln6 vysilen6 divce velmi
dobre.
Mezi jidlem tazala Sc straz-
ce, je-li v budove te mnoho vez-
MI.
"Ano, miss; V kazde cele je
iich po peti az Sesti., Je vami
ucinena vyjimka, protoze. jste
zenska",
Tedy i tento prosty strazce
znal ieji pohlavi! Nemohla Sc
diviti tomu, coz nebyla V sezna
mu veznn zapsana iako Bridge
ia Martinova? Po chvili tazala
Sc, zdali by nemohla mluviti s
velicim dustojnikem q straznik
odpovedel, ze u6ini oznameni c
tom hned, jak bude yystridan
Po odchodu str&znika snala
Britomarta s>ui vojensky ka-
rat, odhrnula limec a z pod fu-
; ira, icz roZtrhnouti musila zu.
by, vyndala zavitek papiro
, vych penez, naGez oblekla ka
hat Ease ma sebe penize u
schovala.
Zadany dustojnik dostavil Sc
tcprye pozd6 odpoledne. Brito
, marta pozvedla Sc chudiGke
no sv6ho luzka, aby alespon '
stole rvfta'a nav$tevnika, ie
nuz nemohla nabidnouti zidle
, Etcrl tn nebyIo.
'PraIa jste 81 mne vid6ti. Nu
, ze. Jake je vase prani?"
S hlubokym uzardenim odpc
vedela Britomarta:
''Pfala bych 81 v6d6ti, zdal
, ie mi dovoleno koupiti 81 oblek
, hodici Sc pro me pohlavi'.
], 'Je k politovani, ze jste ic
, kdy odlozila a vym6niIa "a il
ny, pro vas sc zcela nehodici"
, pravil dustojnik.
ga zas nemyslim tax, nebot
Y teto unifom6 prokazala jsen
vlasti sve mnohych platnycl
sluzeb. AvSak w jste nezodpo
vedel moji otazku".
"Nemam zddn6ho prava an
splnomocn6ni k tomu. Poze
ptam sc ale ma VysSich mi
i, stech".
"Diky", ,pravila Britomarta
kdyz dustoinik mel Sc k odcho
du.
Trvalo to tfi dni, nezli Brito
, marte dostalo sc povoleni kl
zakoupeni 81 zenskych 5ata
Tez pfinesena il jedna zidle {
= diva cist6 pol$tafe, coz vSe mu
sila zaplatiti obnosem hodn}
< vysokym. Nedbala ale tech w
:, lob, ncbot' ziskala tim velkehC
= pohodli.
d Kill.
Pocaiek konce.
Z Mnoho mesieu uplynulo il.
. od ia doby. 20 Rritnraarta byl:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

To nejlepsi na posIet.
'MARYSU" ma ukonGeni
sezcny sehraje "Ochotni-
ctvo" Ces. Sine SokoI, v ne.
dSEi, Is. bfezna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
Srazha vlaku ma Slovensku.

Srazha vlaku ma Siovensku.
/ L Bratlslayy sc oZnamuJe ,. u
nora: kedltelstvl statnlch dram
y Bratislave oznamuJe uredne:
/ Dne Z. unora 1921 srazil Sc D.
hod. odpoledni osobnl Wax {.
$40 z Hronske bfeznlce pr
i yiezdu do Stanice Parkan-Na-
na nakladnim vlakem c. ool,
ktery bez Svoleni vypraVclho
vlaku &c stanice vyjol. Pri tom
byl jeden cestujici, PAM We We
ku 3O-35 roku, jeJlz ldentlta
dosud neni zjiStena, usmrcena,
! osoby tezce a IL osOb lehce
ran6no. Lokomotivy obou VIA
ku, ieden poStovnl, jeden osob-
nj a diva nakladni vozy poSko-
I zcny. Mezi poran6nymi Jsou 3
zeleznicni zfizenci. Veskerym
poranenym dostalo Sc hned ma
! niste pecliveho oSetreni zelez-
nicnim lekarem a dVema lekarl
Parkan-Nany. Zranenl byll
odvezeni do nemocnlce V No
vych Zamcich, ostatnl lehce ra-
n6ni odcestovali dale anebo Sc
vratili do svych domovu Ie
zeleznicnith dilen Y Novych
L&mclch byl IA misto nesteSti
yypraven zvlastni pomocny
ylak, jehoz muzstvo ieste V no
ci zataraseny vyjezd Ze stanl-
ce Parkan-Nany na Hronskou
Bieznici uvolnilo Ma misto me-
St6sti dostavila Sc ieste 7, uno-
70 vecer soudni komise PAR
hah.Nany a Y noci odejela tam
yysetrujlcl komise cd reditel-
Stvi Statnich drah V RratiSlav6
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-25
PERSONAL TAX NOTICE.
PERSONAL TAX NOTICE.


 Notice is hereby given that by an Act of the Legislature, it is provided ''that every male person between the ages of N and 60 years except as otherwise pro- vided by law be liable annually to pay personal tax of Two Dollars C2.O6) for town and state taxes in lieu of a poll and communication tax"
 This tax Is due and payable at the once of the Personal Tax Collector, Rooms SA and 8S Liberty Building, Bridgeport Conn. or ss Pequot Road, Ist, 1921.
 Fairfield. Conn.,, Feb. fst, 1921.
 HOWARD ". wAKEMAN, B7ais Personal Tax Collector. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District of
 Bridgeport S. Probate Court. Feb
 ruary 8, 1921
 Estate of Alonzo D. Davis, late of the Town of Bridgeport, in said District, de ceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed . six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attest ed, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate arc requested to make immediate
 LEWIS w. DAVIS, Administrator. Fo-'+o F'rf6geDort. BAs*p
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19

in Sumter, do their banking here, sell
most of their tobacco, cotton, and
other farm products in Sumter They
scarcely ever go to Manning except
for jury duty, to pay taxes, or on
other official business. They are to all
intents and purposes "Sumter county
citizens" now, and have been for many
years.
Secretary Reardon has informed
the citizens with whom he talked re-
Gently that the Sumter county board
OF commissioners and the Sumter
Chamber of Commerce are fully pre-
pared to carry out the agreements
made with the Turbcvlle people
S"ould the latter vote into Sumter
county. 1t looks as though the fight
put up by certain well known and
highly respected Clarendon county
citizens against Turbevile leaving
Clarendon county is going to prove as
futile as the fight these same patriotic
Clarendonites put up against Pine
wood and Calvary townships voting
into Sumter county. OF course the
Sumter Chamber Of Commerce will
meet these gentlemen on the hustings
IN the renewal of the Turbcvillc an
neNation proposition which threatens
to break loose at almost any time now.
Mcssrs. l.. ID. Jennings, r. B. Bclscr,
ID. ID. Noise, DR.. e. S. Booth, and f.
!. Reardon are still IN fine health
and are still able to stand another
talk feast will. the gentlemen from
Manning about the Turbcvilc annex
alton as these Sumter gentlemen did
about the Pinewood annexation. And
it might be said in passing that your
unclcs Mack Hicks and Henry John
son Of the New Zion section of Clar-
cndon are still some orators, believe
me.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19
WE HAVE SOME LUMP COAL for
domestic purposes at $1,000 per ton
delivered. Manning Light & Ice Co..
NOTICE OF ELECTION
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1921 Hon. Thomas P. Cothran,
Speaker. of the House of Representa-
tivcs, issued Writ to the Commits
sioners of Election for the County Of
Clarendon, requiring them to hold an
election in said County for member
of the House of Representatives, for
the County Of Clarendon, to serve for
the remainder of the term for which
W. II. P. Sprott, now deceased, was
elected; the polls to be opened at the
various places Of election in said
County, on Tuesday the 25th day of
January, 1921 by the managers OF
said places of election, respectively:
NOTICE IS THEREFORE, GIVEN.
That pursuant to said Writ, a special
election for a member of the House of
Representatives for Clarendon County.
to serve for the remainder of the term
for which the late w. r. P. Sprott was
elected, will be held 81 thc various vot-
ing precincts prescribed by law in said
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19
SUMTER HANDS OUT
MORE OF HER "BULL"

It is evident from information re-
ceived at the Sumter Chamber of
Commerce that the citizens of the
Iurbcville and Douglas township sec
tionS of Clarendon county are getting
restless and will soon start the move
menL 10 vote into Sumter county,
Several Of the citizens of those sec
tions have been in conference with
Secretary Reardon about the propos-
ed annexation Of that territory which
has been talked about for the last
five years. 1t seems that the prompt
manner in which the Sumter county
board of commissioners carried out
the guarantee made to the Pincwood
and Calvary township people about
putting the roads of that section
into good shape, together with the
splendid work done on those roads
have made a good impression on the
good citizens Of Turbcville, and
nearby territory.
During 1920 4 delegation Of citizens
from Turbevillc met with the Sum-
ter Chamber Of Commerce directors
and an agreement was entered into
which satisfied the Turbcvillc cit-
zcns. Later there was meeting of
the Sumter county board of commits
sloners held at Turbcvilc on the dav
Of the big Sumter Chamber Of Com
nercc booster trip and picnic at Tr-
bcVllic. The Sumter county commits
sioncrs entered into an agreement re-
garding certain roads and fixing of
roads in the section proposed to be
annexed to Sumter county. The an
neXatlon proposition has been held up
however by some of the leaders for
what they considered good reasons,
merely delayed rs they put it, until
certain things came to pass in that
section. Now from what can be
learned from few who are impatient
about voting into Sumter county, it
looks, like the "c2rtain things didn't
cono to pass as fast as were EXPECT
ed, and it is said that the TurLc
vile voters are Of the opinion that
they will not get the "certan things"
promised by Clarendon county. The
attitude Of the Sumter Chamber of
Commerce is not to invade Clarendon
county with a desire to take Clar-
cndon's TERRITORY. But when the citi-
ZcnS of Turbcvillc came to the Sum
ter Chamber Of Commerce with their
proposition to vote into Sumter c0un-
tY, why the Chamber of Commerce
directors and the Sumter county
Doalu Ol commissioners met the Tur-
bevillc citizens half way, and told
them they would be very welcome to
Sumter county whenever they saw fit
to come back to Sumter county after
separation Of sixty-fvc years.
The Turbcvillc, New Zion and
Douglas townships citizens occupy
practically the same position to the
city of Sumter as do the Pncwood
ana Calvary townships sections Of
Clarendon that voted into Sumter
county on September 7th, '920. Most
or, in fact practically alI IF the pco-
PIE OF those sections around Turbc-
vile and New Zion do their trading
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19
WORN NERVES

Nervous troubles, with backachc,
dizzy spells, queer pains and irregular
kidneys, give reason to suspect kidney
weakness and to try the remedy that
has helped your neighbors. Ask your
neighbors.
Mrs. B. f. Louder, Dinken St.,
Manning, says: ~ had slight at
tack of kidney trouble about three
years ago which started with smart
pains through the small of my back.
Headaches bothered me good deal,
and sometimes I was SO nervous |
couldn't hold anything in my hand. l
was bothered with dizzy spells, too,
and black specks often came before
me, in fact, | was feeling all out of
fix. A friend told me about Doan's
Kidney Pills and got some. Doan's
not only helped me but cured me en-
tirely of the trouble as I havyr't been
bothered since"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remcdy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Louder had. Foster r-Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19
County, on Tuesday, january 25tb,

9GSSspnty, 9SsI on Tuesday, January 2bth,
The managers of election shall ress
qulre OF every elector Offering to vot4i
at said election before allowing hirnI
OF her to vote, the production of his
or her registration certificate and
proof OF the payment Of all taxes, IN
cludlng poll tax, assessed against him
or her and collectible during the pre-
tificate or Of the receipt of the Of
fcer authorized to collect such taxes
shall be conclusive proof of the pay
ment thereof. IN
Before the hour fixed for opening
the polls the managers and clerks)
must take and subscribe the constitu-
tional oath. The Chairman of the
board OF Managers can administer
the oath, to the other members and Ia
the Clerk a Notary Public must ad-
minister the oath to the Chairman.
Polls at each voting place must be
opened at 7 o'clock A. M. and closed
at o'clock p. M.
The managers have the power to
fill vacancy, ana if none of the
managers attend, the citizens can ap-
point from among the qualified vot-
ers, the Managers, who, after being
sworn, can COnuucC Cne election.
At the close of the election the
Managers and Clerk must proceed
publicly to open the ballot boxes and
count the ballots therein and continue
without adjournment until the same is,
completed and make statement of
the result of said election and sign
the same.
The Chairman Of the Eoard of
Managers, or some one designated By
the Commissioners of Election the
poll list, the boxes containing the bal
lots and written statement of the re-
suit of the election by Wednesday
afternoon the 26th day of January.
The Commissioners of Election will
meet on Thursday morning January
27, at II o'clock A. NJ for the purpose
of canvassing and tabulating the vote
and declare the result of the election,
and it is therefore necessary that the
Managers promptly transmit the re-
suit of said election in their rerspec-
tive precincts to the Commissioners of
Election.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19

1t is not important that Clarendon
should elect lady to the Legislature.
However estimable a lady candidate
may be, however attractive, the neces
sity for plain common sense suggests
to every voter that the Legislature is
a place of serious business and should
have membership composed of rep
resentatlves chosen solely because
they really represent the county.
L am not opposed to woman suffrage,
but am opposed to canvassing the
County to elect lady just to give
Glarendon the distinction of having
the first woman representative in the
Legislature. - That is worth nothing
to us.
What Clarendon needs is more level
headed business men in the Lcgisla
ture: We don't need distinction; we
need relief.
"Citizen."
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19
ELECTION MANAGERS

The following Managers of Elec-
ton have been appointed to hold the
election at the various precincts in
the County:
Sandy Grove Township, New Town;
r. e. Smith, ST., w. d. McFadden,
Silas A. Floyd.
Midway Township, Barrows Mill;
r. P. Barrow, j. S. Evans, J. j. Epps
st. James Township, Davis Cross
Roads; j. E. Rowe, T. S. Rogan, E. o. :
Rowe.
Plowdcn Mill Township, Alcolu;
Jno. w. Perry, r. H. Reaves, J. B.
Lee.
Sammy Swamp Township, Paxville;
L. S. Barwick, P. A. Hodge, S. w.
Thigpen.
Harmony Township, Odom's; B. b.
Sdoni. ST., NJ. B. Hudnal, W. e.
Daniel
Fulton Township Pinewood; Howard
Howard Scott, r. A. Lawrence, j. H.
Lowder.
Calvary Township, Hodges Corner:
p; B. Hodge, D. l.. Tindal, B. w. De-
Champs.
Santcc Township, Jordan; j. w.
Sprott, j. II. Childcrs, w. J. Rawlin-
son.
Manning Township, Manning; S. J.
clark, Fred Lesesne, II. nj. Kennedy.
Concord Township, Summerton; II.
?. Troy, G. c. Carrigan, C. r. Touch
berry.
Mt Zion Township, Wilson's; C. S.
Land, Jr., G. A. Holiday, l.. NJ. JUS
, tice.
New Zion Township, New Zion: S.
r. McFadden, w. T. Kennedy, J. P.
Buddm.
Brcwington Township, Forcston; C.
NJ Fulton, j. Col. Johnson. S. A.
Barnes.
St Marks Township, Dufry's Old
Store; c. w. Thames, J. S. Plowden,
j. r. Richbourg. "
Douglas Township, Turbeville; D. N.
Buddin, d. l.. Green, w. r. Rush.
st. Paul Township, st. Paul; Eugene
King, j. M. King, w. D. Alsbrook.
Friendship Township, Pamela; G. w.
Brown, Douglas Holiday, f. H. Chew
ming.
The Managers at each precinct
named above are requested to dele
gate one of their number to secure
boxes and blanks for the election The
Commissioners Of Election request
that the first named Manager at each
precinct see that the boxes and blanks
are called for. Same will be delivered
at the Court House at Manning, 8. G..
Saturday. January %, by I. /. Appelt,
Clerk of the Commissioners of Elec-
ton.
j. A. JAMES,
II. M. BEARD,
w. j. TURBEVILLE,
commissioners Of State and County
| Elections for Clarendon County, South
Carolina.
January II, 1921.
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WHO rs MOST COMPETENT?

The question before the voters Of
this County is to choose the most
competent candidate for the Legisla-
turc. The most competent person is
the one who is best informed concern
ing the needs of the County and State
and whose stake here is such as makes
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-01-19
CONVICTED OF BRIBERY,
is SUICIDE

Chicago, Jan. l8.-Albcrt I. Laucr,
the first man convicted on income tax
bribery charges in the Chicago Fed
cral Court, committed suicide today.
Laucr, who was i3 years old, was
secretary Of the Briggs and Lurivas
Company. 81 100000 iron and steel
wrccking and salvaging corporation.
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SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and
Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput-
ing Scales, Show Cases, Account
Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt
Cash Registers, Safes, Store FIX
lures. The Hamilton Sales Co..,
Columbia, S. G.. No.6.tf.
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REFERRED TO COMMITTEE

Washington, Jan. l8.-~Nominations
of hundreds of army and navy officers
for promotions, sent to the Senate re-
Gently by President Wilson, were or
dcrcd today referred to the military
and naval committees. Previously the
Senate had twice refused to act on any
nominations by the President.
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IA RMS to share crop or rent. Ruta-
baggcr turnips for sale at &c per
pound. Sweet potatoes at &c per
pound. Delivered at Monks Cor
ner, S. G., sacked. l.. II. Harvey,
Bishopvillc, S. G.. 2-2t-nd
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LOST-One light bay mare mule,
with white mouth, heavy tail, hair
trimmed, weight about $50 pounds.
Liberal reward for her return TO
David Wells, Alcolu, S. c., Route q,
Box 60. 1t-pd.