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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

Greenwood, like Atlantis, is get
ting her name in print often these
days because of the unusual things
that have been coming her way re
Gently: A Greenwood farmer sold /,
plain, everyday, razor.back hos
last week for 1850. A Greenwood
automobile dealer has a shipmen
of seven cars of autos on the road
the largest on record in the state
Finally, a little three-year-old Green
wood girl can spell correctly an,
word that is given her. She recent,
spelled 900, one after another, with
ont a single error. Keep your eyel
ON Greenwood.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02
..with the n.,r Mother p

Even Senator Tillman's enemies
will sympathize. with BIN in the UNI
fortunate litigation now pending in
the supreme court.-Greenville
News.
It is more likely that the great
majority of people will sympathize
with the poor mother. -Newberry
Observer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

R Calling that the preservation
Of the home is the greatest bulwark
of a state OF nation, South Carroll
ma takes pride in being the only
state of the entire forty-six that
does not grant divorces, yet she is
the only one that strikes a death
dealing blow at the home by per
hitting the husband and father tc
deed away children without the
knowledge or consent of the moth
er. Oh, consistency!-to say nothing
of justice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

They tell as that Mr.. Bryan will
net be candidate again in 1912,
but we'll have to wait and see.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

One-twelfth of the new year is
gone. Did you make the most Of
its opportunities?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

With western beef tsboood, itdoes
not require twenty minutes for
breakfast these mornings.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02
Lost, strayed or Stolen.

One blue-speckled hound dog,
oushy tail, little tan on ears, named
Blue" $500 reward for his re-
urn.
DR.. W. Luther Jones,
Edge6eld, 5. Q.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

February has but twenty-four
work days, SO you'll have to stir
early and late in order to accom-.
plish much.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

Since the price of meat has gone
skyward, G. O. molasses is having
its day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

Rev. T. H. Garrett, Bro. White
preached the missionary sermon at
l1:4O to a packed house, and it
was a fine one: earnest, strong and
manly, condemning sin in whatever
guise, and calling upon Christians
to live the law, and send the glad
tidings" to the ut,ermost parts of
the earth.
The collection which followed
amounted to nearly !ifteen dollars,
and was given to state missions.
After a suinptuous dinner, char
acteristjc Of Plum Branch, the af-
tcrnoon was given over to B. Y.P.
II. work. The young Christian and
his work was well discussed by
Bro. b. NJ. Bussey of Modoc: the
educational advantages of B. Y. P.
U. work by Bro. j. &. McKie and
the young Christian and mis- bible,
by DR.. D. A. J. Bell.
The meeting was good one, the
people 80 generous 4 kind, that
we thought of n motion to
meet at Plum the time.
The next r ". will
come to- e, the
fifth Sat1 lay.
It gives re-
port comesl v
was. organize.
citizens of var
county a few dayl ed
ed to notify a negr. dong
ing to the McCorlnic compa-
ny that they would : <e him Is
days to retire. We are also inform
ed that the Mccormick Land Co.
have reported the matter to the
governor who has promised to have
the matter investigated by proper
officials, and we will see what we
shall see."
A few years it was reported that
the white people burned a negro
academy near Gilgal and the people
knew who, they were, two of them
got shot, if mistake not, and the
officials did nothing, and of course
they are not expected to do any
thing now, because they want
votes. Has it come to this?
I do not hesitate to say, that L
am opposed to lawlessness of every
kind, and what we need now to up
hold the majesty Of the law is men
men with a backbone-men who
are not afraid of anything, except
to do wrong.
We don't allow the negro to have
a voice in the government, we have
our own courts and juries and it is
as little as could be expected of a
Christian civilization to give the
negro the right to live, and have
what he works for. The only charge
brought against the negro above
referred to is, / am told, that he had
bought land that the company had
refused to sell to a white man.
Great heavens, has it come to this?
The Stork left a little baby boy
in the home of Mr.. Eddie Strom,
of Rehoboth, whose name we guess
is William Wash Boat Strom. The
mother and babe are doing well,
but it is feared that Eddie, who is
a great worker, will work himself
to death. Report has it that. the
Stork left the little boy at l9 o'clock
at night, and Eddie, misunderstood
ing, went to cutting stove wood out
in the plantation. Neighbors found
him and explained, and he said,
we'll, if it's a boy, / will make him
cut the stove wood, and he quit I'M
mediately. This may be all a joke.
MORE ANON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

"But surely you are the man l
gave some pie a fortnight ago"
ooh, yes, lady; L thought perhaps
you'd like to know that | am now
able TO get about again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02
Won't Need a Crutch.

When editor J F Sossman, OF
Cornelius, N. c., bruised his leg
badly, it started an ugly sore. Many
salyes and ointments proved worth
less. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve
healed it thoroughly. Nothing is so
prompt and sure for ulcers, bolls,
burns, bruises, cuts, corns, sores,
pimples, eczema or piles. 25c at
Penn & Holstein's, w E Lycnh d.
Go.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

Mrs. Payments. Banks certain
ly possesses tact.
Mrs. Hayne4What is your def
milton of tact?"
Mrs. Payne-Tact is a woman's
ability to make her husband believe
he is having his own way.-Lippin-
colts Magazine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

Edgefsld people have no ground
for joining the no-meat-in-thirty.
days club. The local markets are
selling good meats at very reason;
able prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

The women of South Carolina
should rise en- masse and demand of
the legislature now in session the
immediate repeal of the iniquitous
statute that is upon almost every
tongue throughout the length and
breadth of the state. But why
should the legislators wait for such
a demand? Arise, South Carolina
lawmakers, and come to the rescue
of helpless motherhood!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

The Press and Banner says the
County political pot is still as cold
I as a key of cabbage kraut" in Alb
beville. We hope the simmering
stage is yet ninety days off in this
COUNTY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

Edg7feld must have q large boys
corn club. Twenty-odd counties have
already organized. Aiken to: the
south and Greenwood to the north
of us have clubs; Edgefeld must
not Be found wanting il this for
ward movement.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

With $50 handsome Citadel ca
diets encamping in Greenwood for
two weeks in July, the girls of our
sister town will be the envy of the
young ladies in all parts of the state.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

The legislators having visited
Rock Hill, Clemson College and
Charleston, stopping over at other
points of interest, an exchange sug-
gests that they next take trip to
the Pole and make an investigation
as to the merits Of Cook and Peary
claims.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

There should be no dearth Of
legislative timber over the state
next summer. The compensation is
SIN all and the honor may not be as
great as it once was, but theresa
big time in being a South Caro-.
lima legislator. Have you kept up
with their "~junketings' and ban.
qnetings this year?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-02-02

state.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Gin gsOrt an bic isramcn.

S9es Mannes S(rbeit lit 9lben0s
boll6radt, Die 6rali, iie arbeitct 3uq
ln6 gtn6t," bemerfte cine qeid)afti
&c Soitsiran eines1oaeS, einen Selii
ger dilSltoBcnb, ntro 5u fllr5er Hait
in oen Stubl nieoeriinfellb. Cine
SSrou n6tet in glllgeineillei re6t
ipeldg anf lire @eilno6eit. gSon
friiGen Morgen bis fpdt bes glbenbS,
balO 6ieieS, bdlb .ienes beiorgenb,
fin6et iie foum Die 3eit. an ibrcn
eigenen aorper 5u Oenfen Die inn
neriudbren6e Gorge uno 9tngit iibcr
oen Gang Der SdlfsbdItrng, per6uh'
beit nit Den Soreen bpHr@htttet-
.pflidt, loiieu ielbit bel Der itarfIten
sSrou lire Spurem 3uriid.
Dem glnlib Der meiiten 6rasen
iin6 6ie 2inien Der Gorge Scutlid)
einseprdgt, lttb Die SsraueH iperbcn
aft Dor Der 3eit, ipeil. lie seaen ibre
@eiun66eit gleideiiltis paren, uSer
6icielbe.einiaH pernadldiiisteil. Sic
iperoen nerpos ulpo rei36or 8os
3nidldoen elmer, 9biir; brinat .iie aaIf,
ler fid.. 9lIfes oiefes 3ebrt on ibrer
9eb.asf+aft. Gio babei. feiileH appe
tit, peflitrtn aft5aSrperfiific. fribcn
an aopfi6lner8ait. Epspcpiie, Der.
itopfnng, Shmer3en i'm gfiidel itno
ciipem ,iolroer6areu @efiibl, ais oh
allies nod urten gebranet iuiirSr
idfaffoie iut6 ribeloie Hddtc itellen
iid ou6 ols 8egIeiterifei Elm
2eull Oieieu erIten Spniptonen fri'
nc @eadtlne geid,enft; ,piro, banll
iino .iider renfte iSolsfir Sir erlpartcn
iinS sic Qeiociloe entipidlt iidt 5it ei.
dfouif6cn SlfbaIioiib cinor g'iirSe
fir i'd itlbit nsiO at,oere SA sflt-
betrddt Sieier 1bctiaf)eil eridjciili
ts notbpenDig Der @innobeitspile.
ee sic grobte gsidtisteit 6cispnei.
,icn mo oen erften Suuptpmen oar,
IEu ~ ID s
gerbfidliae geadtIlna snfiHsnfep
@enn. 6ie @eIliiiSleit oerIoren tit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

Fem gnltNcSober8critbt 9eb6rtc Ore
lper Ieit % Sobren al. 9iodOprn cr
in 2cdprlnuort1 Gollntp aapa.,, cine
slnSabl slcmter befleiOt bate, ipur-
De er 5mei Nal gum StootSo6errid).
fer eripd9It rub 1884 5um 9nnOrS.
.oiitrittsri6ter uno 1887 3um @iit,
olieh oes gluioesober9cridtS CT.
nonnt. Die @ittlpe mo 5lpci 0cr'
rotbetc &6dtcr iiberlcben i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01

baInt lit allies pgrIorcn 6ornp8 gll.
pelIfrdnter eignet iib beipnNtrs liir
iol1e t5dIle t9anieliSe sgIiIdlid,er
@'iitter, GeilnOer 5roucn nt6 riili.
ger 1ltrrcr droucn ieanen Gen 5o1
nn iueldem lie jllerit nit 6ieiem 0tit
tel betannt purOen. 2eien Sic fol.
gcuOen @rief:
Gin lebeuocS 0ciipiel.
Ssccola, 9aebr, oeu 20. SuIi
Or. geter 6abrnep & Cons, Chicago
8ertbe Serrenl SD miinide, 6ab
i'd @ortc finben f6nnte, Sbnen sn
I6reiben, mie i6 eS gerne modte.
Sd bin Elm lebenoes 9eiipiel fir oaS
mas Sbre iuertbpoIle Re6i5in, Der
9llpenfr1llter, fertig brir5cn fain.
SD fiiblte mid 10 fronf mo elen6,
ouB if ipeoer ge6en nod ltebem fonl.
te. acin g(r5t fonnte mir Gelicn
Sd i6ife Sbnci bicrnlit meine 8bc.
tograpbie, lm Sbneu 8u 3cigen luie
luobL id iebt uusiebe. SD bir 80
Sabre aft lutb fam Dos 2eben luie,
Der genieBen, uno berOonfe Oieies,
lladit o8tt, mlr S56rer Meoijin, Sd
bin Ole Mutter bon iiebeu ainOern
BON t6enen nlle, bis ali Gins, Der.
beiratbst iiipo. Iloge Der reidite
Segcn Oes Serrn mlf Sben uno
SSbrem 9iiten 8erfe ruben.
SSn 1nntbarfeit Sbre,
z r.a ii $. o. % . II T..
5ormi's 2qpenfsGilter lit feline u.
pothefer,Repi3in iouoeru Elm eilifad.
es, altds atduter.Seilmittel, iuefIbeS
Dem Eltblitim oireft geliefert mira
'6ur6 8erlilittelnng BON sofalagelt-
ten, allgeiteIlt bon Den gi9entbils
irerit Gm Yater 5a6rnep & Cons
60, 19 25 go. Sopne gpcnue, Obi.
cage, Sc.
Sie6nsirtr Sabrpreiie uad, Detroit.
stnLdBIid oes SdbrIi6crt Eprnter
ser Ror6 glmerifd Sfat -Sca9lle 5li
Detroit, @adigall, in SUM, Uerfouft
an 8. sas.imo 10. Sini Die $40, 8ac.
gnGn Sogffarten gut fiir-oie sfnno.
fa9rt gl bel6en asreis aorten gltt
5ur.@iidfe5r bis 8um 90 Suui
@adt gseiteailn9 fir Sidets gut
5irr Gurd}fabrt nod Detroit beint llil
Iter5eicbueien brieilid ooer III ger
ion ipelIiaitens 5pei 8aae' Dor ab.
relic. Z
/ g. g. 8. u a nj cir
~ sleelit, Sernlqllil.
aEi ~. ~ Y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
Dern,a,u, aBln.. grettaa, nrn Z Aprtl 1910

5it tperSen lun oaS 6elicr ser Sdiffe'
ami eincn linen ielbit nnii dit6 q
rem Sunft 81 con5entriren. Die
Sreifli6er1eit imO Die Sdiebfiulit
Der Marine glrtilleriiten seigte iidb.
an oieiem Gage in glGn5enoItcr @ei-
ie. I'm II llbr ltono oas Sort am
Sanif in @rail6 unb pilr0e bonn
2ten 9ataillone bes 14ten &egimeitis
eilpgenommen. Die BON &iiono arr
p6rtsiteiaelroe aoIome bate MN
Die S0Gbe bon &ne5loc errei6t, Die
&erbinoung nit Ner SSGaert lun0
Selielr ber9eIteat rno es begont UNI
IL llhr @fittagS beS 8anlpf Inn Sc
oeni3ae, Ger Inn 2 llbr beenbet mar.
Die llufitdnoii6en 5ogcu lid, onf ben
&eli Serb, 8erfonac ilnb 8oli Serb
suriid, ibre 8eripitnbeten irnO 8oo.
ten nlitiflleppenn. Soilptlnonn bon
9ohn erbielt einen S6uB IN ben
aopf ulro erIag ieiier 8urtoe 6
8ohen ipGter in Gattaro, Dies nal
ot bieiem Gage Der einSige Shlper-
periumbete, bod bottelt mir 6 Setft'
IperIebte ablpdrts 3n brirt9elG Die non
ESel, 9ampfbarfaiien Der &rieasidit'
ic ms Spitol nod Gntaro aebrahi
tpuroen. Die bon Gaitelnllnbo ourd
lnnnegimc @cbirae porNrlngell0ei
Grlpprlt errei6tcr alll Spdten 9fad
nlittog ll6li ilno ieBten iid) llndD fur
sem Sample BORT feit IS no'
ni6t nloalid gelueielb on aieiam Ia
gc-oie Gerbinonn0 nit oieier Scion
liz ber5iGiteIlen irto lieb idl oil oil
n2iiio~ Die .glirfforbcrllrt4 yGelnllgeit
oie 6etrefteiloe Qade ap1brcnn oel
1 gioflt in bolbitlntoigeit 3miitbeufoii
/ men mil S6ropnclS 5ll 5enertcl
Iiuaa and, aeid,nb 4ie BON Canal
\ ans porOriilgenoen aolonnen erreid)
ten bei Ginbrlid Ger Dllnfelbeit oei
/ Sricn ltno buttei in 4 3nB tiefen
Sdlnee al fampiren. PM todltcl
Gage 3ogen 6oiir 0icic 3rppcr ilbe
oen gcnanttcn SclstoloB inS Sbo
BON ariposic Superior, belesten Of
1 5000 ,Sllb bpbe &ette Der Eo5ln Il
| Gerfuice. Somit mar hie 8erbino
itng aller Srllppenfolonnen itnterell
onoer ber9eitellt nit oiner eir5igeI
| glusuobme. Nabe Gerfpice befiitoeI
| iid inn 3bale SSelopi Dol tS Glitter
men; all oieieft batter Die glllflt1nol
/ i6en 2 Steinforts erridtet ittro fon
ten crit einige 8oden ipatcr oaralp
pertrie6en neroen neil ein i'll DC
9tadyt bonn 20ten Slnn 2ttem gefallt
ner Neili6nee alle Sperationen bi
auf @eiteres perbinoerte.
sSortIPk,it,n fnIot
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-01
ssortiesung foIst,

Inter oidter Sdneebiille i1IGft
sic geIammte gfatur. Sour lang.
lam treiben oie SGfte, I'M oos notb.
iuenSigIte 2eben 81 erbalten. 60 aud
in Seinem a0rper. @s feblt Der
Srieb, Der nit itarfem 8ulie reltes
8Iut in oen Ioern bertbeilt uno 0as
aIte, oer6raiidte 5u ben ansI6eio.
ungsorganen, Der Seber i,nb oeugtic.
ren, fortidafft. Die. 5olge oaoon
iilt6: fabIe @eiidtsfarbe. aopf. ilno
Hiifenfdmersen, @lieberipeb, S6ipin
oel, $er5flopfep, @eiidtsitornnsen,
SerItopfung, 8eflomnlenbeit IL (. tp.
8os biIft oa? @ines Der i6urfen,
isenoen @ifte, nit neldem eeipiiien-
sIoje GnafiaIber 9id beibminoeIn
lttDdten? 9eliebe nidtl 9ieie gtfti9.
ZEN Waetalle, tuie a>.9. &nediilber,
perbefben 1nebr nls lie iliisen f0nn.
ten penn iie iiberbaitpt BON 9sitbcl
ipGrcl. 9ehn fie fiibrer raf aiigen-
blidli6er @rIeidterilng itltr Inn 10
idneller 5u ooIlitdnSisem Rilin Der
@erOaliunasorsane, 5. I. aiun Sobe.
Sort NIT oieien @iftenl geur ein
Mittef biIft: Die belpdbrtcn ct ger'
narS ar1nterpiIIen, iene aus ben
.beilfrdftisiten Gflan5en genomner
Sdfte, 5iibereitet nad Dem betudbr:
ten, Sobrbunoerte alten &e5ept Der
ineiien @oude BON ct. gernarS.
geir iuenn gu oisie tuabrbnfte Sauss
ar5tei, Die in aIlen lpotbefen 3u
baben 1T; Sebrmldit, miro iidJ audi
i'm ifelten aa9r an Dir betpdbren
tuns Oas 2iea :peripriff:: seeues Sabr
aiebt &offnnng.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-10

IT,. T.rr.ar5
prRLIN. March ".
nrofcs,or of nH.--H. 7.".''
Harms, f...--.4, contributes F.. the
Kiel ihIH ''7''' -......... .r-.... on
Deatsche Revue .....r
rogland and German"
mist he says. H. bases ".7 'a-
eeOu'-l CONAN. facts. aa5 has the
marks oL ~. .--.,.. t.f. "a. -sa re-
more reason Iva l--....... ami Gar-
Iationship between I...-
-, Is determined ultimately ">
~"''' movements.
eeon'I',, nTIo-(leruau problem can, N
Doctor Harm oPiao4 ... p. ~. AJAX The
ed by the ~ H.. German raon1e
Engl.ssa pe'p'o ,,,.n.r.. rq..n other with
"kn6th up @-".,f .....-.--- .ra-7e4s+
their matel'aI .'- ca. mr. AGAINST each
believe tHat lue' ;r,nor-en- Mace on the
other, at every l'- IT,. ,.ars nj, dis
earth. fto I'... araLIan n- tracing the
cussion OF TINS p ' I,...IonF lie show,
economic rise u - and rrgrand
how Hohahu' 49,, a,.F ,thar in
"knocked up aE' ~ u-,rl5 -,r-4g the
different paris VI 80. Co. +aa mastery
seventeenth oen,'- ..r-fn., rngIand a
which endto IN a,-,l7:,s tba+ +he
4 world power - ENGLAND and
| long uS7,,o7,,5a5 in favor Of Eng
France was eohCluue.' -. -, had ON
| land after tue .,' - t-s4;.z-, that
] plOyed her ms IN. ,9.'.,7 +ba s+rono+ h
is, after she ha4 - L', an+ano1;nr her in
Of hef ehen 'sl-t.},r Tho naaca
quarrels Win , 1el me- ~ o75s saa1od the
Of Pans III - r,-orld nowar while
fate OF fahee a. 9, +,.-,,;,c, 1,oin+ in
i it vas the eAte'r -, -,
i the career OF 'ne LII '''' no
England's Economic Rise.
1T, poooa IF Paris was the exter
.rn;rr mint Professor Harms as
hai WI taasrlo although thenceforward
T 1el.I, advanced until she became
l nns ID mower she had already
q 'n' Gov This devp}ppmcnt by pur
PieP@'l oconomic Dolicv which not
sum a. extended her trade
n UNI $3.50 Int forced her connect
b anu "a 40 s+an nv step from the
b ga VIII Holland he saws. Eng
,'I3 loa coma diAirnIties for it was
IS ,a aosr n attain military su
n ~, orar this country as it ha5
- dr;va # economfcallv into the
hs sst
U4owpvnr he remarks. England
80, -It;rata1, victorious in the great
.oa sab+s nartIv bpca.fSe the care
mi nntcbmen had not kept pace will
their opponents in respect OF military
n eQ1ipment-a warning and an exam PIE
n for all times and peoples, ne write
n states that England maintained he
II positions in the world with the nell
Of Cromwell's Navigation act. and by
81 defeating every rival by means o.
v superiority in quality and workman
u ship and through underseIIrng.
h As soon as England found she nae
n attained undisputed commercial an(
technical pre-eminence she opened he
frontiers, in the conyicttonn that N
other nation could compete with he
own market and in the hope that tn
Nj other nations would follow her ex
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-10

r.1r,n~n, than ,ha d,as r,g1srl ,+;I
aI,+.fr- rar -nnariorirv ~ +Ln AN.
fila inlr.-r,-. an lrar.l 7o~4 H.,
had - 400 00D Snin3fe. rgrrinn vvhoraa.
We had only ahou+ 9 500 600 In +ha
wear I4u7-~ ENGLAND worked mn ? 4Oo
600 la1ns Of cotton. we ON +da otber
hand. only 10000 bales The sumo
,tort+z- f. dine r. +ha ,,o..as.ior If Tr7lq
ana the .r.t4.1 increase i'm tho arnorIn+
~ ..+-.r, z,-.f.r-.a mn +. erraa+a,. In Ger
many than in raalani INV r,nt,.az-
canal and postal systems are devotion
mo moro Gufrlzrz than are those of
r-,.,r.,l ana ,,+r .,,n..,in,ftv- in +ha
fo-uain Of agriculture !. e-nncialIv nro
annraad Tn The vaar zoos We ,rod1cal
- ZOO coo tons o+ the four chief kinds
af corn while Fnulaud nradnapd 6 600
eal tons. We Dassess three times AZ
many oxen and cows and eleven time,
a. MANY Mos q. FugIqn3 does In
.1nan hraadinr FnoIanJ takes the lead
ant f.,,, a., 9o,i,.T71rD,a1 ,,oin+ of ,-io1r
+5;.. 4, ,r.s,l,4@I,- ~, ,5,-qn+ora ;,
Origin Of War Talk
Professor Harms proves. by means
Of the statistics that have been 50 fire.
| uuentIy quoted Of late. that larger
relative percentage Of the world : ex-
port trade is falling to Germany every
year. and remarks that in non-Brit-
ish new countries, for example in South
America. Germany economic progress
+ is very considerably greater than that
/ Of England. What seems to trouble the
i English people. however. continues the
writer is not the actual situation in
. their own economic life. but the feel
! ing that they have lost their monopoly;
! it is extremely difficult for them TO
accustom themselves to the position of
primus inter parcs They argue from
/ their own history that one nation at
! tains pre-eminent position through
! the downfall of another, and thus has
arisen the belief in the minds of SO
many Of them that Germany IS prepar-
ING for a greater war at the conclusion
! Of which she hopes to occupy the eco
monte position now held by England.
This specifically English Interpretation
Of history Is. says professor harms.
utterly wrong rs Tar '7 GERMANY -
concerned, ana ne advances a PROOF u.
hi~ contention the 1o'i""ihS we" Vi
me SITUATION:
germany mas a. we ",' S s,T,.
nade immense progress er'i"'t' ''',Il,
during the past Ie" uesaues' III ,.t'
peaceaoIe struggle WIN our com s.,.
Tors we nave advance" ii'I" W..
I" victory anu 'Heie - f.. Il0' ,". -
OF a c"h''hu3lIo" /" '.' i9t"le Pio .
Nlded the right course i hti1 pH ouI
economic PoHcE. we nave therefore,
no reason whatever 10 eNeh"hSe d
peaceapIe rINaIrv tHat mas neeh - eA-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-15
The Week With The
Won Hanm-YOuOg Garage

II.u ttis voDI wuo or One most re-
mHrs3HIc efficiency tests chat has
over been undertaken m motoring
Nr Thomas claims that bis long
STROKE lurrJNalyo siN-cylindcr car
is $50 NeNhle aud easy riding and
powerful that 30 can De operated en-.
urcly Ou high gear and viii run as
slow as two miles au hour on as fast
as sixty miles So remarkable a de-
Gree of ncVibuity has been regarded
by motorists with Incredibly There
fore Mr. Thomas determined to re-
move all other gears bat high and
reverse and start the car from Buff
f1IO over a $500 mile route, which
should embrace the stiffest grades in
the East and the toughest roads in
of the Mississippi River
The car started from Ba0alo on
Thursday morning of last week, after
beig inspected by Dai Lewis, the
A. A. A. racing representative, and
headed for Erie. 1t made the SO
miles in hours, s. minutes att a
forty mile clip over good roads. From
Erie to Pittsbrg it had TO ascend
Meadville Mountain, the stilest grade
i'm Western Pennsylvania. The MOun-
tain rs 1000 feet high and the ascent
is a mile and a half long at a grade
of sixteen per cent average, with
abrupt turns turns that seemed to
make gear shifting essential The
car climbed the one and a half miles
i'm better than three minutes, and ar
rived i'm Pittsburg at an average for
the distance of 80 miles an hour.
From Pittsburg, Friday morning the
car ran through Greensburg and Lii
gonier to Gettsburg, across the Al.
legheny Mountains and over the
toughest road in the East with water
breaks all the way The ascent of
Laurel Range and Cove Mountain
was made without difficulty and the
crew arrived in Gettsburg in good
time.
Saturday the car ran to Philadel.
phia and Sunday the crew rested.
Early Monday they ran to New York.
Through the congested Wall Street
district the crew disembarked and
walked besides the car, demonstrating
conclusively that it could be throt-
tied down to less than two miles
an hour. Monday afternoon it started
for eNw Haven and Tuesday ran to
Boston.
From Boston the route ran across
the Green and White Mountains, in
Guiding the ascent of Mt. Washington
and Jacobs Ladder. From Albany
they followed the New York to Paris
route back to Buffalo.
Fred Nehrbis and George Miller
alternated at the wheel and George T.
Verrault and Ray Macdonald acted
as observers. The car was checked
all along the line byA. A. A. officials.