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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-11-08
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Know


that vacant lots are get
ting to be a very scarce
proposition inside Of the
city limits of Clarks-
burg, and that if you
buy in the city limits at
most any point you save
street car fare, especial
ly so when the lots are
close in?
r1sy 9gEgtBe
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
THE RULEs OF WAR.

Those who talk gby about going should fact
that today Bugaran crucyng wounded prisoners
and that in Mexico killing themselves preference
falling into the hands of the rebels Warfare hardly
zed today than II when cities sacked and
ea considered his duty performed if he left building
after hs army had passed although civilized nations have agreed
the rules of war"
At the time when King Constantine has brought
attention of the Powers the atrocities being pcccd by
and when Gar Ferdinand offering allow investigation
be Of interest to know what the honorable
Here the important obligations which civilized
posed to be bound:
When is intended to lombard place notice
given that all and children may be place
OF safety and be taken spare churches and
ritHlS as well AS all charitable educational buildings
AP chapns doctors protected possible
and not t. be taken injured
Any soldier robbng mutiatng liable be shot
without trial and death the penalty for woundng killing
abled man.
The bodies of the be carefully before burial
and articles found them which might their identified
ton are to be sent to the proper quarters.
Explosive bullets must not be used and
the whether he asks for it In
there must be concement of the distinctive signs of the eg
rents and the of for polutng drinking strictly
forbidden
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
NAVAL INEFFICIENCY.

In the official program for Navy Day, July 3 William
Sims set down facts which generally Captain
Sims
cerned who do not know them are the American people
These the facts he refers
torpedo
to build The torpedo
cannot supply hundred
from six thousand thousand
We have says the New York Times splendid fleet of torpedo
boats destrOyers submarines
for each tube that Captain Sims this $50OO00OO fleet
with an marching battle with cartridge
Congress has been yan appealed for fighting ships sufficient
numbers and we also lack to the ships and of
guns ammunition and supplies In the publication Admiral
Dewey contends that need second in strength only
England's.
Assuredy need to build least baeshps
and to that they properly manned supplied
II Is the
but that
ability to lick the whole world 1t
VIII be done III the present Administration place both
navy IN better condition protect the country
The present heads of both the and navy departments
comprehend the needs of the situation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.

"a new dea the majority uf Republican precinct
club members Oahu appear to want clean of the
hope together within the party
the better There members Of the who
will returned by their clubs;
will be left home for the best good of all concerned When the
committee will be- let hope with fractional fights
forgotten and with determination to prepare the party for clean
campaign win lose but clean anyhow.
The Republicans Oahu with mercenares i'm their
past three campaigns campaign
have lost ground ro This time the
of 1912 has been taken to heart the fight will be with
volunteers who will not be working for the Saturday night envelope
giving their best services freely for the good of the city and
The honor of the party.
An attempt made time to discard the parasites and
weed party boodsuckcrs il misunderstood by many
and the MISUNDERSTANDING seized and haped upon by
those who would profit by the old moneysquandeug rnncrrng
vote-buying presSuSdizng and uaugyng system and,
suit the Manoa insurgency which eliminated Novem
Der last with the of the party This
honest and show desire assist in the party
councils let hope that the petty tces the graft and
the discreded will not be given the assistance of reputable but
guided in shouldering the recruits away.
From first to last the reorganzes of the party should make
plain that they indulge any spending
paign either preliminary during the election period There
is no occasion for IT. me fact that at the last meeting of the county
committee subcommittee named pass subscription
list caused general Struggling of shoulders and the he
old the old game. The money oscnsibly
Law for the Such campaign be carried by yo
at the cost of comparatively few cents Let volunteers pre-
TO give publicity The Advertiser will donate column day for
a non-partan discussion explanation Of the Primary Law if
the party needs it, For llawaan voters speak for the Kuokoa
which Will give required portion OF It's within
explanation Of the direct primary The uso ready
90 the for the benefit of the
the other English Hawaiian and Portuguese Of the Territory
will as well
Republican party into two parts
those who eXuded campaign funds and those who absorbed them
basis for work with principle guide them and aloha the
Grand Old Party to keep them the collar The direct primary
way to party administrative reform will be opened by the resgna
ton OF the present committeeman.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
WAR AND SELF. INTEREST.

Mr. Norman Angel in his famous Thc Great Illusion
popounds the theory that under modem conditions
beneficial results the vctos the inference
selfnerest-he desire for material gan- at e root of
every modern offensive That excellent weekly
Statesman has been quick to point that the Balkan War
illustrated practical his theory in that Sery
Bulgaria and Greece and still those portions of Turkish
Empire which these States have annexed gain
reward direct consequence the campaign Moreover
has been made clear that in these of Europe
even IN Austria questions of immediate commercial advantage
not decisive factor in the choice of peace critical mo
when Srvia and later Montenegro threatening
annex forbidden territory in Northern Albania feeling
high might have been possible prove Ausrns
that they stood to suffer heavy material
taking military action But though the had convinced
them would have left them cold prospects of material
loss had little place the calculations other
hand Mr. Angel fairly claim that within proper
their application his predictions have been confirmed in fashion
that will be forgotten For it knowledge
Germany at least the chief forces which have making peace
throughout series OF dangerous crisis have been those of finance
and commerce Financiers in the certainty
asrous collapse of credit merchants anticipate and
OF he goods on the high the armament manufacturers
desire not wars but only rumors of and the interests of
rest OF the industrial community country where
OBTAINS are threatened as obviously by mobilization as by strike
In the future hope find the forces awakened
organized industrial democracy the best all against
cover that the interests of the powers that be lie
ton For making all realize these things placing
is Balkan
Allies whom we have thank
We are inclined to apply the principles of Mr. Angels thesis
nearer to these confines and TO inquire how far they seem y
to work out as between Japan and the United States
OF the theory are beng almost simultaneously exmpfed in the
course of the controversy Speaking
m Who we nave conersed ON the subject convinced that
financial considerations almost exclusively have prevented
S Tor me Mr"h OF material losses upon her nationals than
Tor the nly t9ber national pride which she has suffered and
S u very Interesting ana instructive luXtapositon in conHee
ION with Mr. Angels thesis Nobody could realize clearly
onfa or ke TO De sustained by Jananee in California the
result OF the Webb Bill are almost negligible quantity
manded by armed hostes The California law is NOT reospec
'ej the children born in California of Japanese percentage may
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
REPUBLICANS AND BUSINESS.

The Republican party has always been the party protection
home industry and labor This policy
prominent in the partys platforms and
the paramount issue in national campaigns 1t under and
through this patriotic policy that the country phenomenal
growth and attained its greatest prosperity In framing the tariff
Jaws Republican leaders Washington consulted with
ested in and familiar with the industries be affected by
and thus the specific information requisite handling
such matters negnty. They did their
experienced who knew the needs of American industries
their laws the dognas of British These
situations board there nothing
nothing to be ashamed Of The attempt to make public
OF disclosures that representatives, of
the tariff makers that President Taft prominent Re
publican leaders symphahized with protection
about the smallest craftsmanship could
imagined 1t is thoroughly depcabe and utterly contemplate
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
GETTYSBURG AND IsTIB.

In ORDER TO put the editor right number of people dropped in
or eephoned The Advertiser yesterday with
and Confederate losses Gettysburg Anict
lists OF which comparison made in this paper yesterday
regard to the reported killing of thrtyve men in the
recent fighting between the ugaas Seraus at Istb The
Advertiser gave the number of killed Gettysburg mum
bers at five thousand which few less figures
which are: Union soldiers killed 300; Confederate killed
1882 total killed battle for the three days $685. Every person
who wished to make correction yesterday
number lost which quite different thing
Killed. ast includes killed wounded
For Gettysburg these figures are: Union Killed 1910: wounded
l449I missing 5+4 total lost 2300l ConiedeateKed 1892;
wounded ~ captured and missing 55O
wireless reports received by The Advertiser estimated
number OF dead b $4,000 which means repeating what we
remarked yesterday that IF the
are substantially that battle will 90 down in
history as the boodieSt battle of modern times"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15

'a. ih. i.Ii. W hHtin .ist end lnnil nfpeipal,
wu iHp1N.a fuHfHHfa aHsIVN thr rUftt therefore
abHHiuHNf HHi tH' sentiment hha han ihf question nf
Hir u Future commercial advantage inspires Jnpnus protest
iafd beyond InIfI.ar point Furthermore just iu Dernnnv
0uHuef Ufi ruar. Hi, lren tho o1 operating fo
IHr dHnf ut Balloon crisis 200 lhpnn The vested
economic interests winch would inevitably Doe ruipously D.,
with c United State, decidedly opposed an open rplur,
Friendly relations resulting ~ The
branch OF export trade Thus whereas the hand there
evidence prove te oogcy of Mr. Angels reasoning there
evidence on te other TO demonstrate Dts limitations universally
applicable axiom
The point bag end which, H. all material considerations
would apoN efts7 prevent declaration of
seal Japanese residing California more
especially The dlsps prominence Ileme
incident nNOngttni hOIunns indicates the direction
hr Niarsi simar tactics coupled
physical violence be adopted toy the whites California
pure japanese subjects, appears highly probable that tidal
the day here desperate vengeance Educated
japanese have said We well course
virtually national bankruptcy any
u f public burdens and accumulation of distress
throughout the country unprecedented history
would be help for We should have fight
humanity possible Nevertheless admitting the reality of
danger and the departure which it marks from Mr. Anges
does not necessarily nyala the latter Rather
hat until certain Of industrial development
S proposition cannot apply ITS entirety Japan
the showed that
ercalsn and the fighting spirit make befelows The
soldiers the only apparently guilty of open cowardce
raIed-werc those From Osaka the industrial hub of the
The most rdoubabe generally those
lated by modern ideas of grubmg and material
Whether the phenomenon good bad
subjective force which yet degncd itself any
where the Discrimination of the Japanese sacrifice their lives
sentimental will inevitably tend proportion
as the material attractions of life itself augmented for the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15

Drunken chuleurS is
most OF the sad tragedies and the accidents in
and around Honolulu during the could be this
gentry Notwithstanding excellent work done bv the police and
defective departments m taking many of these offenders
tody the manner which they he been prosecuted pun
ishen wc mas been mecd out them would indicate that JOY
riding Is looked upon by people pasme should
ENCOURAGED III the police charges Ed Cuney
taed II wond seem that the for showing more zeal
in the prosecution Of these cases has arrived
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
THE PASSING HOUR.

There have been four and convictions the
Hawaii County scandal. Next!
It's about time the Democrats reorganzed That party
Hawaii has been the tail the McCandess kite quite long enough
writer fashions Eastern paper declares that the
woman overdreed This be for all know
those of who have observed the ladies getting
lately willing they uderclothed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-07-15
BUSINESS CARDS
GIVEN No.
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL

One of three alleged piekpoekets
whose trial has been occupying the at
terdpy given six months in jail, when
Maccario de la Cruz was found guilty
Of one of three charges against him,
Another charge Of larceny in the second
degree and one Of yagraney still await
him, and l.. NJ. straus, his attorney,
asked for jury trial in each
Alacorisa and Malagini, his two com.
Panions, will have their eases heard
during the week,
Nee Hun Wan and Mum Soa Bang
two yagrant Koreans, were given thirty,
days each. They were accused of going
around taking up fake collection and
laying out the proceeds in booze and
choice odibles,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-16

scine Crbinars Ro. 25a 1913 -
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