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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-08

BY the colonial timepiece in the red cor
ridor which has marked off time for
Presidents in years and years past.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-08
WARREN n. c0lSOB
81 Boyisfoa STRAIT. eoatl

1s1 Boylsfoa Street.. Bosten.
Is . liberal buyer Of old
letters bearing stamps. stamp
collections. and autographs.
The advanced collector Is Of
fered selection from one Of
the largest. and without ex-
ception the choicest stocks Of
stamps in America. Mr. Col
ION Is PREPARED to travel and
meet clients in person any
where.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-08
NJ ADO0S ARE
ON HONEYMOON
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

spent still remains a mystery. but it is
suggested that it will probably be at
Mr. McAdoo's residence at Irvington-on-
the-Hudson, not far from New York City.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-08

her basket furnishing the change OF
color tone.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-08
Honor in UniOniSm

I Unions making the home 6rede fit for and
-. ~ daughters remain in the true home-hat of their
parensby increasing that the father support
the family and make the home what it should be-
Phianhropists build home for the working and
after they have left the home of their parents.
Phianhropnts build Libraries, while shorten the
hours of labor to give the workmgmen time read the
books
Unions shorten hours Of labor to place moeof the men
to work who willing to work.
Cities build hospitals and the unions take of the
family while the bread-~inner in Them
Labor unions have fought the children from the
factory and place them in the schools by having laws
acted and increasing the wages the fathers that would
not be necessary to send the child to work.
Labor unions have done good among their
bers regarding morality and sobety than any other Glass;
through changing the surroundings Of their members.
Labor have made better citizens of the working
class by having them take in the welfare
of the community.
These statements all be verified by any person, and
also be subanaed that the benefits Of organized la
boris work has not been confined MEMBERS but the
working class whole has received the benefit Of its work
No person need feel ashamed of holding union card
due book No class of society organization phanhro
SAM DE NEDREY,
EdtorU
627 F St. N W., Washington, D. c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
Some Good Advice to Brides

beginning married life says Young wife oud
have persuaded that wife love
had a curious misconcepton of love. $3.50
imagined that in loving Jack every
thought and give him think anything WIFE
wanted him to share idea had be
pleasure of life In short quite unconscionsy be
most an echo of myself and in becoming this
uality. s
liked music instance thought that my husband should
educate himself appreciation dragged
him to concerts under the vain uon mpathze
return forced myself to interest golf games
which secretly tested but which belief
that Jack would be hurt II stayed at home.
know that husband
good nature
tated him intensely thought understand that love
eaehg sympathy with him all his pursuits
truth he has since confessed simply
irritation that insisted on trying to play for which had
aptitude "a ~ 80 p. &l#s srTi&E#r & fEt
did not like and quite prepared TO sacrifice spoke
the word had no idea that he quite indifferent
long they let him alone He open subject
thought
Unhappy discussing and cr.
azng them until said my aen
perfection But neither and calling
agreed not to criticize friends
special for such plain peakingf After
alone, and found that silence made for peace #&r
Foohy enough thought that him
develop IL
bursting upon him lonely without me- The
idea that husband wife both from each
other society times absolutely forgot that two
individuals of other and SO
retard their growth Of soul 'A .:.. f. .'##t \
began 70 realize that wife call the name
of love was trying furnish with ideas coincide with
mine instead of allowing him to indulge aspirations
1t ease of hhness masqueadng Both
wives often make the mistake gave
liberty and freedom think
his individuality. ". "a.
In wife much but she can
that often responsible for setting up perpetual breach in
married life. I w. -, I'@ =. !. NO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
Criticism From High Quarters

IN letter TO the New York Herald authority than Capt
n Mcclellan, Of the Revenue Cutter Service superin.
tending the construction Of feboa apparatus Lfsayng
Service denouncs in terms the provision Bill
requiring vessels two able
boat shPowners and experts a. the London Conference already
pointed out the Nation that this
unreasonable burden upon commerce. and utterly fails as
measure Of safety In recognizing only boanen
rook tho fact that these have had
into boat and be utterly incompetent excluding
Stewards and hands below decks from the boats egars
they frequently the best
ory in actual ompeon Thetest of boatmen practical
before The Inspectors and Captain Mcclellan
mends the bill should be modified with this end in
also relieve the shpowners As the bill stands great fifty
or more boats will have force of
nothing to do but wait for marine disaster
yOuehes statement that would
get eaen enough Of three years experience
permit the Of qualified stewards would Despite
merits OF the bill such faults this Justify
pressed in letter which we print today from Prof Herbert sade
the University Of Michigan that is tissue Of contradictions and
special legislation 80. - ----L---
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
VARIOUS THINGS.

peka Capital '.'t." '.'... 4 . ~ 20E.0''
u ought to be easy for the Sugar Trust City
Times ~
If Colonel Roosevelt intends thoroughly instruct South Amer
lea the of the going TO miss
some hunting. Washington Star r.~ 49, - IVY,
1t took Chicago three TO mionaess but the
time was not wasted for her father working
Orleans Pieayune ...s -. .....' UT ~ :, =
Another advantage that Huerta has latter
read and the former can find anything the newspapers
suits him. Dallas News ..'s#' ...... - 49,
Imagine uerta feelings, after rifles and am.
munton at getting 1000 cherry trees,-Boston Globe
President Wilson il fyseven the honor
haVnP haoni2ed fyeven in
Louisville Courier. Journal. =. '
The real trouble with 100000 persons in New
York is that they find anybody mayng-PhIa
delphia North American.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03

all this is that gravel walk paid $4,000 for that walk
in II IS imported" 49, SEs#Es .'ftt'E
Then should doubt his sanity and question his veract
planned that he had actually bought the gravel and paid fancy
for Il as coffee imported from Brazil and Central America his New
York business being that Of coffee jobb and importer The gravel walk
the accumulation of only He said that dirt
sticks and stones to New York every country imported
merchandise TO Gil in
Jersey coast OF Of these impurities accidental
lot intentional. 9Hli. sl NE. Il -tfsttts
The Grea New York Live Poultry Assoc
on delegation Washington only invoke the
assistance Of the secretary Of agriculture in stamping out fraud which
they claim pracsed on Wholesale scale In their memorial and
on association ams that
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03

Whenever the ahuka appears print there are
Der Of usnaly intelligent citizens who rush aroundn
and begin to shout; ste shiftersl Site shers! per-
formanee the dstraeng at
enton from the point issue the Of the
federal building for Honolulu point Honolulu
is going TO get public building all where the building
IL to be- The Mahuka site advocates by
ready done their damage the artistic growth city
fairly that the nothing Partly
result Of their activities il look like nothing
The real raed the Mahuka
community the protests Of half
of the professional the
ntenden Of public works. all the bishops
others to the number Of thousands The
architects who to Honolulu the job that
good made impression The suggestions
the department that the federal
posed to look the site with favor
shifterS chorus. It Mahuka site or nothing
Now Honolulu is faced with having pay
nothing left for building and Washington
help anything for Hawaii of recently opened pork
rel Consequently the Nineteen Fourteen opens
farther from having federal building
for the past years. with the prospect having the
huka site with for to come looking municipal
about attractive upper tooth smiling
eountenance
And STILL all the noisy section think doing milling about
and whooping IT up the este shfers "
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
Joint Army and Navy Work

Members Of the house appropriation believe that there
could be more combined action the part the navy depart
mns 50 as to eliminate the duplication of units
says the Army and Navy Register that
Pearl Harbo Fort Shafter Sho6e dupc
ton OF hospitals repair shops supply depo
tween the committee
nton OF Garrison that action should be taken him
and the secretary of the avoid duplicate
which three different
ny to check them to eonfne the appropriations
et which would the of two projects
suggested that the joint and navy board up
ana as an initial step in that direction Mr. Garrison
Of the house appropriations committee
ton in writing that he Official action with
the secretary of the 1t believed that
operation there be reduction in the construction
those places particularly the Hawaiian Islands where the
navy closely associated. -. .ts. "TF#. ,.@..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
Turkeys Intrigues

The Terrible Turk determined terrible the
Balkans Constannope reported intentions equip
fuzed dreadnought for the recovery AEGEAN has put
Greek edge Now active Turkish Al
bana the newest of the worlds kingdoms Albania
aetve kingdom but there is to be particular among
excellent parksmen from behind rock ehroy opposed
of Turkey doubt
Mohammean majority in Albania Christian prince
Powers may impose them This mountain n which long
the bane of its Turkish masters prove thorn
side Of the Powers who brought the kingdom being pare
uar Of Austria There likelihood
anything of the territory he has lost But revenge
for Turkey in the fearful price which her conqerors already
for their prize and likely pay.Exchangeg r,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
A Country Doctor Abroad.

God help the really poor who friend Dr. E.
Gooduc writing to me from San Francisco where he visiting
eren In the Coast metropolis from what he
Doctorage his Kona hillside. ! a.-1 III,
One Of the unfortunate results large city
crowds feonan
says say what will the who
suffer for ordinary a suspicion of sin
; cyncsm regarding the which borders
indifference. ,s,E il ss,-s.t Z, z l,1-l -
oh, said companion to Kearny street and
stopped to talk to blind woman at the that
ing money, '.E.ygg s.,wa }t#sl. Tx .t.
But protested blind and her little girl PLAYING is
legitimate work. worth occasional nickel t@I''
doubt itj doubt it, answered my Scotch friend
the old gets unsophs
tcated strangers like ourselves r"
There very old street who sells newspapers
like to buy Chronicle Call from gives thankful
look every time leave nickel instead of her
Yesterday passed her of mine said
Pooh don let her condition touch heartsngs
supposing she hast argued tIIasn she worked il up and
ism the work hard standing here this windy
in search of work. without lodging something
They eniced to come it appears by
the credit OF the city be said they being fed
Yet many saying: fault They should have
had better Judgment than West
hungry it's not than another
out of difficulty ~. n. e. 4. Et .EI' ''.EgI
HOw You get under this hardnf BY what gobe
you reach really sympathy Of men and women who
live in cities and will not take time TO find W..
Let really deserving young personal
the president OF some bank business here
hedge IN by guards and finally kept altogether
bore poor man. the needy makes the
'why needy he asks in that world of employmenf Some
thing the matter Unions strikes agatingj they
can scarcely bring them regard each sympathy
And this prejudice develops best in largo city, de
ing and undeserying are found ~. r.. ~.
be city caous grows and thckeGod helm the really
poor, who suffer heTel'' s#af 1T = ~. ' = ''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
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Say don't put this in the paper said High Jones so
voice. got out the review this morning If anybody
out told though another sunt tbi
hitch, and Isure do beat that hike the Carnival
How'd do it, Easy All lawmakers were excused sac
But couldn't do anything while going
so went and got mixed the know aWay
like to stand around like the wise guys
putting their friends everything they Some mutt saw
the cavalry standard gn by and he that chose
regiments always their quarantine flag you know
hospital corps property, suppose ssa 1f 57
had pnqzzed for while when battery was firing
that Yo they let two off almost together
according TO Hoye couldn't the Runners
They said the for MeCarn t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
Bestowing Degrees.

The degree OF Fellow conferred the representative
Advertiser the other night by the secretary
organizations sacred to something The reporter for one
or the that had been out the
author Say Blank this fellow he works Advertiser
you want to let him have aeel
Yesi, know him youch for him, Let him it
II ism day that distinguished honors ordinary
newspaper writers by PhD vice high brow
societies as Honolulu has working for the journalism
reporters appreciate little tokens of this sort. w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
Gold Bricling the aothamites.

friend of mine in New York City country pac
TO spend the week end when back
The place abandoned farm that had by arc
tects and landscape gardeners artistic country rest
house and playground and the rather proud of
Ps mad been able to do for his little paradise admired
everything host showed me- me and said; BuI The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03

OF live poultry They refer the agcu
ure for an official Pronouneemen whether this chieaner
willy band &usprators Is really selling sand to
Wall Street at jewey prices it have the
government machinery of the farmers bureau
yoked to put stop to the Practise The game
the city magnates for so long that when this dowroddn
simple scheme for getting with can
afford to eat chicken in this day Of thigh living
unfair to ask the government protect old Wall
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
Temperance in Charity.

When Hawaii called contribute chart
tvs sake there immediate outpoung
feted sufferers live in Japan India Francisco Ohio In
Gillette East business look twice dollar
errand of The National Brokers
fined Sugar organization that SELLS
all the white the planter
IN the Islands knows what that part Of the business totals
in swesu with pride its
that would make single Honolulu
ashamed 70 have the amount Of its donation printed
Gray prints the following from the annual
During the early part of 1913, owing
ing in the Central Western States your board
Of managers appropriated two hundred dollars help the %
Red Cross Society in their relief Ea, ~ nv .aE
The next time there appeal million to pro-
vide overcoats for the ottenots equally
wond not be
donation New York bassf Honolulu only city in the
land that inhabited by chartaby citizens we
some pretty big calls for help right here at home.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-02-03
COuldn't Read Hawaiian.

Some funny things have Hawaii messages
but entirely sprung the
Au Kai last when Miss Doe Mings Redondo swimming
champion wireessed to Honolulu in her
huryuP messages flashed from this end The committee
lie to and has the passage did
have money and the
portun for correspondence passed Au Kai
girls borrowed A. B. c. code sending invitations
dusements and suggestions to DOle by Federal Wireless
No reply to the first message
ing the-sw little swimmer to busy
Silence greeted that Then the girls
and they sent another code telling that Il
up her to either fish bait Another passed
came Then query was sent out to find
United States: y ~, - -
Hui Au Kali Honolulu; got your messages but annoo
read them send your mes
English Nobody to find can trapst
what you have sent me- Yours truly, DolHe Mngs."
She had taken the A. O. Code Duke Kabana
moku talks when he finds it necessary to fluent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
STRICT CENSORSHIP II
ENFORCED BY ARMIES

London. Aug Is C1;20 p. m .
Communication with the armies has
virtually come 10 an end whlle INC
commanders IN Belgium and along the
Franco German frontier are preparing
for trial Of strength, which prom
ises to develop the greatest battle IN
history
Ii is known that the Germans are
attempting TO swing their right around
towards Brussels and Antwerp. but
with what success nobody outside the
field of operations knows. The same
applies to the attack on the Liege
forts. one Of which, Pontisse. is es'
sential to German success. as ii Is
nearest to the bridge over the Meuse
which the invaders are using to bring
troops into Belgium.
Silence envelopes the operations IN
other parts of the little country which
is playing such a big and unexpected
part N the war. On the Alsatian
frontier. the French claim another
victory in the capture Of the Saales
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
(By Morning Journal Special Leased Wire.)

Definite information has been received OF strong offensive
BY the French troops the Franco German frontier
tending from ueskc % Srtcloufg Official announcement, is
made that Bamont Grey and Arcourt eoccuped after
Bavarian army corps driven
The taking by the French Of Thanh Asace officially
oced and the woundng OF General Won Demlng commander
OF the Fifteenth German army corps
The French ministry prepares the public for battle
which will extend line than 250 miles length and in
which several millions OF either side will be engaged
This battle line will extend from }ase Maesricf and the
people warned that at points the Germans may be success
full while added other points the French will have adNan
age 1t also announced that definite details Of the battle need
be expected for at least eight days.
1t reported that Germany has France and Belgium
through neutral power accusing these two countries OF having or
ganized popular against Germany and declaring that any Bel
gan French private citizen uniform who nereres with
the German troops will be shot
Ihe Washington government announced itself as opposed 'o
the floating of loans the United States for the benefit OF any OF
the begerent powers The United States also notified the powers
Of Europe that will regard neutral ships chartered Tor the sole
purpose bringing back Americans and has ae these powers Tor
declaration the subject
The warsps Pol the great Austrian fortress
and the entire coast has been mined
The United States arord cruiser Tennessee with millions OF
dollars gold aboard the relief OF Americans Europe due
arrive Falmouth Sunday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
GERMAN PLANS BAIKED
BY yALOR OF BIiLGiANs

Paris, Aug. Is (4:15 p. mD--An OF
fetal communication issued TINS AFTER
noon by the French ministry OF war
reviews the situation to date.
1t says:
we know from the declarations OK
German strategists, such as Bernhaful'
Falkenhayne and Won der Goltz, tha'
the German plan provided for quick
attack OF the first line upon our COW
ering troops to the north OF Nancy
We know equally without any
doubt that a second sharp ana quick
attack was to have been maze ny
passing through Belgium ana then I'M
mediately striking at the trench IRON
tier. A positive proof of verify Of this
double plan is found in the lhdlViu-
ual cards Of mobilization directing the
German reservists from the tli'n 10
the fifteenth day of mobilization 10
Join their regiments in French cities
such as Verdue. Rheims and chalons-
Sur Marne.
This double quick attack failed
That directed against Nancy was not
attempted in its entirety the Ger
mans finding our forces too strong,
renounaed the plan.
we know also that the failure or
this quick attack through Belgium pe-
cause Of the resistance OF the 1ofts az
Liege. the valor of the Belgian army
and the Intervention of our eavairy'
has kept the German forces elsht Gays
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16
BATTLE FRONT 26 MILES LONG, GREATEST RIOT Of b00DSD EVER STAGED

pass in the Nosges mountains. Here,
the official reports SAY the Germans
again lost heavily by their tactics of
close formation. 20 which. from all
accounts. they are ndherng.
Two other small countries -Servia
aud Montenegro-~are playing impor-
tant roles. for II accounts can he be-
lieved, they are not only offering
stern resistance TO Austria. but have
actuully invaded Herr eovina where
they are certain 20 be assisted by the
friendly population This will divert
some of the Austrian forces from the
French and Russian borders
Russians are appearing In greater
strength In eastern Prussia. and Aus
trian Galicia and are busy destroying
railways and otherwise hamperlng the
movements Of Germans and Austrians
Germany and Austria are maintain
ing silence regarding the movements
Of their troops so there rs really only
one side of the picture given
Aeroplanes are being used every
where to ascertain the positions OF
the opposing forces and. according
TO reports are doing splendid service
In striking contrast 20 the feeble at
tempts Of their predecessors, captive
balloons.
No definite statement has been is
sued with regard 20 the attitude OF
Japan. but Italy IS maintaining strict
neutrality.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-16

Paris Aug. l 5 (5;55 p. IN. Tho
conditions under which the great bat.
lie between the Germans and the al.
he'd forces probably will be fought are
made the subject Of an official com.
munication issued by the French
minister of war this afternoon. BY its
development and the nature of tns
ground over which the battle viii be
waged, the communication says, this
vast engagement will differ profound
ly from the battles of other times.
BY reason Of the abandonment Of
the attack which the Germans planned
against Nancy says the communica
tlon, "our concentration has been car
ried out with regularity and in its en-
tirety ana thus the whole of the
French army will battle with whole
OF the German forces. with the excep-
ton of those German troops coneen-
trated on the eastern frontier of the
empire.
The violation of the neutrality OF
Belgium has extended the Belgian and
french lines to the frontier of Hol-
iand. The next battle, therefore. will
be from Basle to Maastricht with sew
eral million men on each side.
When two adversaries engage in
nattle along a front of from twenty TO
thlfty kilometers (thirteen to twenty
miles, the engagement is characterized
o,y two features-it is rapid and imme-
piately decisive. With a front ex-
lending over four hundred kilometers
'-ob miles) it is not likely to be the
Same
II would appear impossible from
III the evidence. that one of the adj
Versaries would be able 10 gain de-
visiVe advantage upon this front of
4V0 kllometers. The operations along
50 great line would have VARYING
ioftunes. We will have an advantage
az one or several points; the Germans
WI nave an advantage at other points
ana the line of battle will continue to
" modified until one of the adver-
s"fies succeeds by coordination or
movements and mass of effort in gain