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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
STRIFE UNTHINKABLE

VT HEN well informed magazine
w writer's and others talk seri-
ously of the possibility of
war between Germany and the British
empire it is high time the American
people began to be interested in a
contingency which would destroy the
American export trade, put the mer-
chant marine out of commission and
involve our innocent republic in dis
aster. William Bayard Hale writes:
War between the British and the
German empires would be stupefying
in the suffering it would entail, pro-
digious in its effect upon the lives of
two peoples. colossal in the scale to
which it would almost inevitably de-
velop, stupendous in the possibilities of
universal conflict which it would
open"
What position would the United
states occupy during the dispute?
Would America maintain neutrality?
We should not deceive ourselves. Neu-
trality would be IMPOSSIBLE.
Let the state department answer the
"The United Kingdom (Which is only
a small Part of the British empire)
furnishes the best market which the
United States enjoys in foreign coun-
tries, for it takes NEARLY ONE
HALF of the total American exporta-
tons to Europe. or ONE-THIRD OF
ALL OUR EXPORTS TO THE EN-
TIRE WORLD. This vast importation
is received on the same favorable tariff
terms as those accorded like imports
from the British colonies
In other words, the United Kingdom
gives the United States "empire rates"
and, for trade purposes at least, puts
our republic on the footing of zone of
the family"
War between the United Kingdom
and Germany would instantly deprive
America of one third of its world
markets When intelligent citizens of
the United States read war articles
or hear war talk, this is the point that
must be taken into consideration. This,
and not blood ties and sentiment, would
govern the action of the United States.
IL Germany were in control of the
British empire. its first action, in order
to recoup itself for the expenses of
war. would be to impose an anti-Amer-
lean tariff throughout the empire,
and seize the worlds biggest market
for products grown and articles made
in Germany
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
SOWING AND REAPING

ITO read the monthly magazines is
disheartening work. 1t is almost
Il impossible to pick up publication
without finding in it some DER true tale
Of corruption, treason, negligence OF
some form Of anti-Americanism. North
and south. east and west, the printed
record may be followed, because every
individual publication is of necessity
fragmentary. To obtain a true concep-
ton of the national life one would have
to read publications from every state
of the Union and from every section Of
every state-a task beyond human
ability.
Enough, however, may be CLEANED
from a pursuit of knowledge that is as
far-reaching as possible-that probably
extends outward in all directions as far
as any individual pursuit may-to in
spire grave mistrust of the attitude of
general apathy which let's the preachers
preach and the prophets prophesy in
vain.
A wrong long practiced, an injustice
long continued, will at last become a
dynamic force of destruction. This is
the lesson of history. 1t accounts for
the extinction of all the ancient en-
pires. The mere fact that nothing
much is being done, the mere fact the
Boanerges are not calling fire from
heaven is not proof there is no heaven
and it is not proof there is no fire. 1t
is only proof that, as Jesus explicitly
taught when he named his hot-headed
followers "Boanerges," the thunder
invokers,' the divine patience is far
more enduring than human patience.
But even the divine patience comes to
an end; otherwise Of course it would
merge with injustice and become part
and parcel of injustice, and there is no
room for such paradox in any consid-
Grafton of divinity The elements Of
evil and of good never can be fused.
"Shan not God avenge his own elect
which cry day and night unto him,
though he bear long with them? ii. e,
though he submit them to a period of
triaD.
tell you lndL ne VIII dNenBe them
speedily"
There is not wrong on earth that
will not be righted. There is not an
injustice that will not be remedied.
''Atra cura post equitem sedet," and
Nemesis rides with the rider and is at
the heel of the fighter and mocks the
conqueror who has conquered in an un-
righteous cause.
The greatest natural truth is this:
Every action is followed by an equal
and consequent reaction"
And the greatest spiritual truth is:
BE NOT DECEIVED. sGOD CANNOT
BE BEFOOLED WHATSOEVER YE
SOW, THAT SHALL YE ALSO
REAP"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

light weight, inflated by hot air radi-
ated by the engine and from the ex-
haust. and that with this type human
beings and greater weights could be
carried safely with smaller containers
The supporting element would be re-
newed constantly during flight and the
dirigible then would be comparatively
on a par with the locomotive generat-
ing it's own steam.
1t is deplorable that these modern in
ventions. which should and eventually
must add to the comfort and con-
venience of mankind. should first of all
be considered as war machines, and
that is the worldwide Interpretation
which will be put on the announced in
tention of Zeppelin to construct a mon
ster ship. The logical conclusion is he
intends to use the space that could be
allotted to 800 passengers for artillery
projectiles and explosives that could
wreck any city and reduce it to fam
ing debris within a few minutes after
the first explosive was dropped.
Americans and American inventors
we are glad to say, did not set about
their work with the aim of devisins
methods of speedy destruction of hu-
man beings and property. They have
been actuated by constructive and
beneficent motives, and it is to be hoped
the line of study and invention that
will be pursued will lead to improved
eommercialism, not to deadlier militar-
ism. But the stupendous and grievous
wrong that would be inflicted on benef-
icent heaven and progressive humanity
should the greatest modern invention
be wrested to diabolicaI purposes would
be its own Nemesis. No nation would
suffer as badly as that which dared
again to scale the Olympian heights
and steal the very fires of Jove in order
to attempt to glut its puny vengeance
or safe its despicable avariee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
LOS ANGELES WAY

N REAT prosperity is indicated by
DR. the bank clearings and building
~ activities of Greater Los Angeles.
AS compared with the corresponding
period of last year, gain Of IS. ABS, 981
was made by our Los Angeles banks
in the first three weeks of January, the
total for the three weeks ending yester-
Gay being $45,21OSS1. Clearings re-
ported yesterday amounted to $2,266,-
59552. an Increase Of 1885,, ,550.74 COM
pared with last year
Prosperity is also indicated by ac-
tivity in building construction. The
value Of the total building permits for
the first nineteen days of January was
81 400, 900. and. judging by the steady
gains that are being made, the total
is likely TO reach or pass the $1,000. 600
mark before the end of the month.
Greater Los Angeles Is the most pros
porous city in the United States It's
energy is unhagging its advance is
steady, its progress is constantly phe-
nomenal Great is Greater Los An
geles. Triumphantly successful is the
Los Angeles way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23


TN HOUGH many and bright the stars
that appear
In the flag of our country unfnrled,
- And the stripes that are swelling in
majesty there,
like a rainbow adorning the world:
Their lights unsullied those in the
BY a deed that our fathers have done.
And they're leagued in as true and as holy
In their motto OF MANY in one
From the hour when those patriots fear
lessly flung
That banner of starlight abroad,
Ever true to themselves TO that motto they
clung
AS they clung TO the promise of God;
BY the bayonet traced at the midnight of
war,
ON the fields where our glory was won
Oh, perish the hand or the heart that would
Our motto of "Many in One"
Mid the smoke of the contest the cannons 5
deep roar,
How Oft it hath gathered rcnown;
While those stars We're reflected in rivers
of gore
And though few were their lights in the
gloom of that hour,
Yet the hearts that were striking below,
Had God for their bulwark nnd truth for
their power,
And they stopped not to number their foe.
From where the green mountain tops blend
with the sky.
And the giant ST. Lawrence Is rolled.
To the waves where the balmy Hesperides
lie,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
WORDING is CHANGED IN
REVISED EDITION OF BIBLE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19-[Editor
Herald: The admirable reply D. Krebs
made to my earnest request for in
formation regarding authenticity of
the Bible is highly appreciated. In his
taking exception to my substituting
the word "need" for "shall'' in Isaiah
,35S, it is not out of place to call his
attention to the fact that in the re-
Vised edition a word was changed in
verse of same chapter, therefore | am
not the first offender
There is no agreement of opinion as
to whether Jesus did or did not ''ful-
fill every law" In the Life of Jesus" 4"
by Renan, who spent lifetime on his
subject, this brilliant thinker and au-
thor, taking internal and external evil
dence, such for instance as (Talm of
Jerus, Sanhedrim 1916; Talm of Bab
Sanhedrim Asa, 67a) says: The law
would be abolished and it was to be
abolished by him." meaning Jesus was
to abolish the law of Moses and not to
fulfill" claiming Jesus completely lost
his Jewish faith just previous to his
return to Galilee, exchanging this faith
for the beautiful moral preeepts of his
second period.
To use Mr. Krebs' words regarding
Colossians 2:12z1S: "AH Qaws) are taxi
en- out of the way" may be true the
oretically, but in the domain of facts,
If the words of history have any mean
ing, Judaism has tenaciously clung to
the nations of Christendom
In past and present treatment of wo>
men generally and prisoners in par
ticular smacks of savage instincts and
of the old law "an eye for an eye"
j. A. COLBERT.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
E.. Pl14ribuS Unun1

"a few days ago S. D. Rannes made request through Let
Box for the words of the song Z Purbu Unum The replies
have in by the dozen Mrs Mary E. Ho the first send
the words which she says she copied from her scrapbook I'VE
printing the words just she them. Laura Alice Collins
kind enough copy and send the Thanks due Mrs.
H. Pendeton of Lankersm Ruby Pate of Corona Charles "
Collins Harriet Wtmar Mrs Caroline Johnson Harry Wilson of
Los Angeles Mrs Raymond Ocean Park; c. +. Wilder Long,
Beach, and several others who words gave information
where they might be The of the grand old patr
song inspiring The Herald is indebted Mr.
Rannes his inquiry and many who have responded
to his ca.-Edtor)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

LEM u - a.
They conquered, and dying, bequeathed to
care
Not this boundess dominion alone,
But that banner whose lOveliness hallowed
the air,
And their motto of "Many in One"
The oppressed of the earth to that stand
ard shall fly
Wherever its folds shall be spread,
sky
When our stars shall float over his head.
And those stars shall increase till the full
ness of time
Its millions of cycles shall run;
And the nations shall welcome the emblem
sublime
with our motto of MANY in one.''
We are 'many in one while there glitters
star
In the blue of the heavens above.
And tyrants shall quail mid their dungeons
afar,
When they gaze on our motto of love.
1t shall CLEAN DER the sea mid the bolts of
the storm
Ger the tempest and battle and wreck.
And flames where our guns with their thun-
der grow warm
Meath the blood the slippery deck.
Then UP with our flag; let ii stream on the
Though our fathers are cold in their
graves;
They had hands that could strke--they had
souls that could dare;
Apd their sons were not born to be slaves.
Up. up with our banner wher'er IL may call.
Our millions shall rally around,
A nation of freemon that mOment shall fali
When IFS stars shall be traied on the
ground
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

None of your twins and triplets for
Lovely Los Angeles. Such is the
charm and attraction of our climate
that children arrive by fours at a
time. Hurrah for the record breaking
quadruplets! In family building, as
in everything else, Greater Los An
geles is easily first That's the Los
Angeles Wav
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
AT THE THEATERs

AUDITORIUM-Dark
ALASON-Dark.
BURBANK="The Crisis
BELASCO-"The Spendthrift"
MAJESTIC-"An American Lord.
PHEUM-Naudeville
GRAND-"Woodla
Los ANGELES-Vaudevi
OLfMPAC-Musical burlesoue.
FISCHER'S-Musical burlesque.
WALKER-Melodram
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Chicago professors announce they
will study the high cost of living.
Many good people, men who are not
professors, have had ample opportu-
nifty to study it at close range, by
means of the Bills.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

About this time o. year Scots all
over the world begin to recite, "A
mans man for a that" Burns
birthday is at hand. He is the genius
who compressed into two lines the
Scottish character, with its individ-
uality and its perferyidum ingenium:
The man O. INDEPENDENT MIND
Is king O. men, for a that.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
Public Letter Box

TO CORRESPONDENT Intended
for publication must be accompanied by the
name and address of the writer. The Hrtald
gives the widest latitude to correspondents
but assumes no responsibility for their views.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Since living is high, are wages to
follow suit? Why should human labor
be held in less estimation than the
products of human labor? Why do
human beings discriminate against one
another and against themselves? Will
they ever come to their senses?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Greater Los Angeles is the university
metropolis and the educational center
Of the west, and is fast nearing the
posiuSn Of being the principal educa-
ti9nal center OF the United States DO
you realize that?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
ealIlnaerIs Zeal

1t is announced that Secretary Bal
linger is determined to conserve our
natural resources, even though congress
has to pass legislation TO make him.
Detroit Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

You will vote for consolidation. A
vote for consolidation is vote for
Greater Los Angeles, the metropolis
of the west.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

Los Angeles said she would hold an
aviation meet that would be a world
beater And she did. That's the Los
Angeles way.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

They used to talk of a map "zipping
along But in the days of airships
the phrase win be changed to yep
ping along"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

This is fine consolidation weather.
Don't forget to vote for the inclusion
Of Hollywood in the Greater Los An
geles prosperity area
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
HIoh and Low

Continuous prosperity is the record
Of Greater Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

The men higher up" are often the
"lowest down" of all,--Kansas City
Times
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

On all matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles r. Gates advertising man
nger.
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20

mins joined genuinely.
 And fhe Countess Vecchf ripped on into the darkness toward the front door.
 She had heard and seen enough to convince her that at least part of what she had gathered from her fathers ifl- fImations vas correct. Some one was being kept ss a prisoner about tue piace That some one vas shut up in the iephOuse II was useless ie ask questions Her father would refDse t0 answer. and fine replies If Timmlns were too inventive 10 be convincing.
 So eariy the next morning. before any one eEse on Hewingfon Acres had even reused and turned over for q sunrise nap. fhe Countess yeechi stele qaieflY downstairs. Ter herself ouf of fhc fr0m windows and walked GefeFmlnedIy in the direction of tbr icehYgse
 Meanwhile cherub Devine had bur ried buck 70 town and sought out tbAi distinguished champion of the rights and prIg.ieees af sgeh corporations as can afford tp paS liberal fees. Mir Robert Iagres Driseell
 Your average client would not have attempted 70 ind Mir Drlseoll at tba:
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
The Adr,iraisb Korean.

d particularly agreeable lerson. H~ Is the polished gentleman in the setting of the savage He K que of natures ehesrful spsrlts-a Mark Tapley who goes whlStliug thnf zgh fife despite the muitipli,afi'n of tfs$ t,ssfortunes. He Is thu ,htim nf hts avn good nature his boundary tense aud witness rfe roaler> af his tSfates tt Is pleas ure Ia visit kanea if only to meet the k sne3n himself. says tbe Japan Week iy chronieie. fef he Is ihe harry go. lucky. good tempered simpietes who uneenscieusiy contributes To the pleas. ur,e of others.
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20

T see.e said line Cberub "He says he's eBuss te collect fhat incoiae you profQieed bin-"
 "Tbe iuundent seouudrei" eEciaim ed Mr. ffewlBgton lifting his elinched fisFs
 sThs,.s ihe talk wouldn't give up 10 him f were yoH Rat he says f he isn1 paid hell bring seit aui ad- yerfise fhe fact th8t he.a etlA aiigel.
 .sTbe villain saspad Mr. Hewing fon-
 T had him sizei up that way from the start That sby chgtEed hlm in og tbe iee"
 .'on the-fbe Ice 8f Defiuef'
 .why. sure. 1 thouRft he'd cool oT quicker in thers than anywhere eise.s z
 "Ah ] had fezeoiteu' That ls tue ice. house. of eonrse And he threatens io make public his idenfit51 Thls is fer. rible. MT. Defiae have fold every one that he sas- yhy lagt think + wfIi bs Known that ! have stopped fe--le deception
 The trembling jaw of De e0ureey HewfHEion grew firm
 "Defiac.s said be .fhis must pot be. That man must not be allowed at larzes
 aoh. I'll attend fo tbat. ail right 1au Ingf slag aHm aud Fl keep him eH fi4e fFa 15Ha aat W9rd ta tha eounieis
 sNet T Vard. promised Mr HeRing- toB And ia month pr so ] will Lnlid aHnfher lreAea#e for nekt sam= nlefss use
 sfor nexf sHmmefie And the Cher ubss gaze WldeHed as lhe fnn siaaif canoe of fhis remark became clear to him "Then you're planning fo give the count aeea leng term. eh7 We'll. say, there's nothing slow nbout yon. k there7 Whew. Guess I'll have to think If over"
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
Railway Nail Clerks Wanted

Clerks $500 to si 200, and other em-
 ployees up to s i,00 annually.
 Uncle Sam will hold spring exami- nations throughout the country for Railway Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Departmental Clerks and other Gov ernment Positions. Thousands of ap- pointments will be made. Any man or woman over IS, in City or Country can get Instruction and free informa- ton at once of the Bureau of lnstrue- tion, 5O3X Hamlin Building, Roch- ester, N. Y.
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
Notice;

Rules and Ordinances Rnl.,,n, .. Chapter 221 of the Public Acts of rraa regarding to Licensing Peddkrs ia tss Town of Thompson.
 Section 1st-Be it ordained by the .. lectmen of Thompson: Tbst no peyeo, shall peddIe or sell from house to hass- or sell or expose for sale in the street. ', said town of Thompson any goods. wsres or merchandise of any kind whateysr without first having obtained Iieense therefor. Tbis Section shall not snntv to farmers or gardners nor to niIknen selling the produce ot their daiFies o- farms nor 10 the delivery Of goods ay merchants or dealers of saia Town o, Thompson.
 Section 2nd-Every person who shall violate the provision of paragraph list shall pay a fl ne Of not more. than fifteen dollars
 Section 3rd-Be it ordained by the se- ectmep Of Thompson: That all iieense. hall terminate on the last day of October of every year, unless otherwise provided and shall be issued by the Town Clerk bv order of the Selectmep, and said Town Clerk shall receive the moneys therefor. specifying the date, time, limit, kind. name Of license and amount p~id for said license and keep a record of said licenses and also inform constable or grand juror, m writing, of the same. upon issu- apce. The licensees shall carry said Ii. cense and have the corresponding mum. Der of sad license in . conspicuous place on his vehicle or wagon.
 Section 4th--Be 1t ordained by the Sc. lectmen of Thompson that the license fees sbal be as followss Showe under canvas s2 per day, for peddiing or sales. on the streets sl per day or si2 per year. These Rules and Ordidances shall take effect on Nov. 1st, I909.t
 PHILIP WoIsARD Selectmen
 CLAUS A. HAesTRoM of
 THOMAS RYAN hmpson
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
For Sale.

The Hoyle property on South Main street opposite the railroad station, ap- wards of 10, 800 square feet of land. A fine site for the new post office build ing or any other public edifice. The first brick block built within the city limits stands on this land. Has al- ways been and always will be central in location. NJ Rs. R. NJ. H0IIE.
 iOif
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20

vigor and eheetful- ness soon disappear when the kidneys are cut of erdcx og dis eased.
 Kidney troahle has hecosre 50 revalen, that t is nd uncorn. mon for . child to he born amEted with weak kiSlnevx 1.-the
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20

child arsrases toeefscn. If fthe urine scslds the desA, or if. when the child reaches an age when it stsessld be able to control the passage, it is yes afflicted with hed-wet- ting. depend apcn II. the eceone cf the disfi- culty is kidney trouble. and the first step should he towards the treatment cf thcsc irnpo~esnt cryans rhis unpleasant trouble Is due to s diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not 10 . habit as most people suppose
 Women as well as men are made niser- able with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It sold
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
Hmta as We'll x Men ap uada niserlhl
 hy Kidney and BladdW Irmhle.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind. discourage aralessensa beauty.
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20

by ufugysstss tn tltty'- cent and one->ioliar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle by mail free. also a pamphlet telling all nhIaaf Swar-p.p e..t
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
FOrRent

A basement tenensent at the corner of Arch and Park streets. Five good rooms, with cellar, perfectly dry. The same will be rented to a small family at very reasonable figure. Apply to John F. Carpenter. 49
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20

ap01k SWHtlI V- Nvotf - ef 1a1nH<
 including many es the thousands e testi- moniai letters received fscm sn2eress who fcand Swamp-Root to ha jost the remedy needed. In writing pr. Kilmer q Go. hnghanaton. N. Y.. be sars and mention this paper. Don't uaake any mistake. bat remember the nane, pr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the sddreoA 1inghamtoo. \. y.. ca evesy bre&1a
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
FOR SALE

The two story ten room residence in Pomfrei now used Telephone Office. Apply to The Southern New England Telephone Company Putnam. Conn l9ty
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
CHAPTER XII.

R FIR. DEylNE took the path to- MI ward the stables. ehuekllng softly at the odd dilemma in
 k which he found himself
Putnam patriot., 1910-05-20
SEWELL FORD

< copyfiat.. lsoo D, Mitchell ksa"efie, ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-15
BOARD oF HEALTA MorIcE.

Notice is hereby gwen to all persons
who have not been successfully vacci-
mated that they be vaccinated al once
in order to avoid an epidemic next win
ter. All children entering school next
term must be vaccinated now in order
to avoid delay. as children viii not be
admitted to school without a vaccina-
ton certificate from a physician IN
good standing. All doctors will be sup
piled with virus free Of charge by the
city and no charge for vaccination viii
be made for thirty days.-By order Of
the Board OF Health. lf-lot