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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-25
LOCAL MERCHANTS PLAN
TO CLOSE ON WEDNESDAYS

Wednesday night closing for Moline
stores and merchants Is again being
considered, petition having been cir
cu.ated among Moline clothing and
shoe merchants. 1t is reported that
all nave signed with one exception.
The proposition is to close each We'd
nesday evening during July and Au-
gust, at o'clock, and starting July 8.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-25

Rock Island county 1. o. o. F. com.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Elm BeIdenmadeberi.

Dos bersits mebrfa9 in ben Set
tun9sberi9tsn eripdbnte stpDlfidbrigs
POlenmdbGen Roia 3enod, bas in
ben &dmpfen BEL Gaparusta limit
ten bes i6periten &ugeI> uno 9ra.
natenregens fur9tlos ben DIterrei5i'
l6en Solbaten Wafier Sur 2abuns
sutrug unb babel bon einem S6raps
nell am tinten SUB 10 idper perlebl
purbe, bab man ibr ouf ben, Sranss
port no9 Mien ben SUB oberbalD
oes sfn16sIs aba,bmen muBte. III
bier i'm 8ilbe au ieben, mad elmer
4ufno6me, bic bonn Diener .@rtras.
blatt" reprobuSiert parb.
Die tleine Selbin. Der betanntlif
pom &aifer Srana Soief Elm soloenes
Solsbanb nit einem anhdnger 5us
eing, Der in 8rillonten bic Wumfns,
aiffre bes 8aiisrs trGst (nuBerbem
bot Der Monar9 Der Mntter bes
&inbes 1000 Rroneu geipenbet unS
ferner ben Duni9 auseeIpro6en, es
m6se benz ainbe auf feline Rofen Elm
tiinitli9er SUB ansei4afft iperben),
iit bic So9ter zines ormen Sfleins
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Wei6e kobIe In den fraH1ofiften
lrogeIen.
voseIen

!: Was bic mDsIide ausnuBung bon
WuFertrdften sur @rseuguns Don
Glettri5itdt anbelangt. 70 1T Die beat'
ibe Settle bss @oseienssbirses piel
unsiinitiser seitaltst uls Die = Bis
fer = franaSiiide. ba bisfe ben res
genbringenben Meitirin6en sugepanot
lit. 90 bat benn aud Die 8eripsr'
tuns Der fogenannten nipsiBen &pble",
b. b. Der WafierfGlle. in bem Depors
tement oes 8osses einen beionber5
srobsn llmfans errei9t. @s iinO
bereits ID Glettriaitdtsperte fir Wais
iertraft porbanben, tpoou nod 6 ipei'
tere fommsn, bic nebsn Waiiertroft
nod 9ampf ober Sos bsnubsn, ipGb.
renb nur 6 IebisIi9 0nmpftraft psrs
ipenoen. Al Srtfdaften iperben aui
bieIs WeiIe nit elsttriibem Strom
periorst. Die Wlnas treibt Stpei @Iets
trtsitGtsperte, Der pair, Elm gles
benflub Der Mlaas, elm brittes.
9as Slubgebiet Der Maas fdllt
freiIi9 ni4t msbr in ben 8es
reid Der eisentIiden @osefen, fpns
bern in Die .SideIber9e" (Wonts
Sautiles), bic aber in Der @ertpdIs
tungseinteilung gum 9spartement oes
@ossss seb5ren, beifen Mittelpunft
Die 6eituns GpinaI an ber Moiel bi!s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Fine BobIImabuns Won aHno
dazumaI.

Sm Serbit 1888 mar Gubtpis
XIV. in SiibbeutIdlonb einsefaIs
len, am "a. @sptsmbsr batten fsin.
,Sruppsn bic Reidssrsnse iiberi4rits
ten unb am g.. Sttober bntte r
in Rsssnsburg bas n&riessmantfef"
iiberreihen Iafen. TroBbem fonnte
mon iidb Stpiihen Mien uno Rsseuss
burg ni6t einisen, Job Elm Sriebenss
bru9 borlieee nnos Der Hei4stries
gu ertIGrm lei. @tli6s Rei9sftGnbe
,itanben gum Sell sauf Srantrsi4s
'Ssiie, gum Sell batten lie ReutraIis
.Gt ertlGrt, ipo3u iie ia mad BEN
5riebsn bon M2iiniter unb Ssnas
briid bere9tigt ipor>l, uno 70 tonna
ten nur einige, fosenannte armierte
StGnbe". b. 3. fOl6e, bic fdpn i'm
Grieben Sruppen befaben, ettpas
fun. 9iefs, 8rnnbsnburg, Sanno,
Der. 8raunf9ipeig unb nod Elm paark
traten am 10. Sttobsr in Mogbse
burg sufammen unb beI9loien an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Elm AHfruf an die EoIen.

9is osuti9e Regierung bat por eif
niger 3eit einen glufruf an ole 9oIen
eri9einsn laTen. Der in gang Polen
perbreitst ipuroe. @s TT Elm fleines
i9mudes 8GnO9en. gluf Der furbens
froben llmi9lu9ieite prangt in rotten
Bu9foben Der Sitel: polens Iufs
eritebung. Die beilige Wlutter 9otz
tes bonn begtI9en gSsnIto4au iegnet
ben in osutfhss 6sl0srou eetleiOeten
polnif9ea Rrisstr. gu oehen Seiten
mir oany 8eufI9en &aiier uno ben
gapft iebeA%
Mtutet ben &enner Der @erbGltniFe
6ies Sitslbilb idon pie cine llmpers
tuns Der pplnif6en 8srte an, 10 Bill
bet Der Snhdlt- oes 9uaes, beHen
@erfnIIer pp9l in Den SreiTen Der
pplnii9en ReidstassubseOroneten gu
Iu6en ift. elm sutes Omen fir ben
@Dlferfrieoen in Der Slmart. 9iiibs
meno miro in oieiem S9ubs uno
Srubbu6e Der fulturellen uno Dfonos
mtf9en Siirlorse preubens seoadt.
tpel9er ole YoIen ole @nttpidlung ibs
res Snnoels unb 9euerbss psrOans
len. Man9 coles Saiiernprt miro
5itiert, uno obipobl Der 8erfafer ses
ipiiie politifdbe Strengen ourdaus
ni9t bertenlt, blidt sr poll Soffnung
in bic 3utnuft. 9ie S9rift sntbdlt
augleid cine flammenoe 4ntipprt auf
oas 3arenmanifeit on Die polen.
Was Der Gar ben polen peripri9t,
Dos bdbsn fit i'm gfepoIutiOnsiabre
1905 errilnsen. ober fdon balo bars
auf, nadoem bic Wosen Der Rspolus
tion ii9 selegt batteu, ipuroe Dem
pplnii9en @olte bas auseitanoene
min6sitmaB Der pOlitif4en Sreibeis
ten ipisoer entriFen. 0iesmul tpiIsn
Die pplen. tbas iie bon ben GrlaI1en
bes 3aren gu balten baben. Sic
ipiFeu au9. oaB Die Stunbe Der 8e>
freirlns bonn mostopitii9en Spde
nabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

bet. @m 2duf Der WofeI finben
fi9 fernsr brsi @letfriSitd.sperte uno
gar bier an benz Der Mofelotte, Der
rtlsinen Mofel", bic bei Remiremont
miin6et. Gin onoerer Ne6enflub rer
MoIel, bic @olosne, periorst eine
Station, ehenio Die Site, bic iidb in
ben Maoon, einen dnbsren gaebens
flub Der Moiel, ergieBt. Sie Meurs
tbe beoient nit ibrem NebenfGub
8abpoeau, Der bonn nieIgenonnten
9onon tommt, ipiebsr sfuei eleitriihe
Stationen, bic Saone brei unb 5tpsi
ibrsr NsbsnfIiifs tpieoerum stpei gltts
trisitGtsperte. 9ieIe 3uiammsns
itelung 5eigt, bab om Deitob5cng
Der 8oseIsn fir Die gntipidlung elet'
trii9er Qnldsen auberorbentlih siln'
itise @erbdltniFe porlis9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

IL. i'm .Wosbsburser aonssrtA, es
Iollten am MitteIrbtin 10000 Sads
fen, 1900 8ranbsnburger, 7400 San>
noperoner unb 1000 SeFen, am Ries
berrbein ober $4,000 8ranbenbur'
ger operieren. gbsr bamit NOR man
In Dien ni6t Sufrisben, unb bic
.borberen StGnbe", bic ouf bieie
Weifs Dor ben Sransufen ssrettst
tperbsn folIten, betlnsten fib iibsr
bic ibnsn erpodfenben Aunrtierlas
fen. ba fie ia fdOn pom 5sinbs
genueIam ousssfogsn feien, unb bic
nidt ormierten StGnbe ipollten tsine
8eitrGse Isiitsn. 3pingen tonnte
man Ie ni6t, ba ollsin bas Rei9
bos Rsdt bate, ben Stdnben 8ers
|pfIidtunsen auf5uerleeen. 3ipar
batis bieTes I6on i'm Sttober 1888
cine ipobl bon 2eibnib psrfabte 9ent>
idrift sseen bas frans0iif9e Manis
Feit erlaFen. ober erit am IL. Oes
sember nurben on bic Stdnbe ,gbs
bofatOrien" unb rSnbnbitorien" ers
!oiTen unb nReidseutddten" iiber bic
Gage einsefurbert. Sanuar 1859 ties
fen bic eriten @oto elm, meiitsns Bee
Idtperbn iiber arissstoften. unb
tnnn erit nod ettpo bier Monotsn
ipurbe Gronfreid Der Reidstriss .rs
fldrt. SIM MdrS 1889 iiieben 3als
TerIide unb gaberiide Rssimsnter
gu ben Sruppen Der ormiertsn
Stdnbe, bic SranSoIen fpurbsn sus
riidseiporfen. uber bic pfals unb
Oiele rbeinii9e Stdbte fparsn nur
nod Elm Sriimmerboufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

nannten Wasgau>9ersesbDbs ipurbs
segen Die Sransoien bsftia seitritten
unb aulebt purbe Der 8onon bon
ten 9eutfden seitiirmt unb in 8eiiB
genommen. Der Sempel siert bic
Spite elmer Der bO9iten 8eree Der
@Oseien, unO eerabe bier batieu iid
Gle Srun5oien sana defenders gut
rerfdan5t unb feitseiebt.
Der genannte, bon JelfenmaHen
6ebiloete 8erssipfel liest i'm NDrben
6es 8reuf6tals, auf Der @rense bon
llntereliab unb 2otbrinsen. nabe Der
frana0if4en @renae, 1T etipa $500
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
@as SiteIblatt Der 8erbei6rift.

2eIu6ers an ie6er 8ieguns Der Strds
pen. Neben frummen, en9en @uhen.
lie au geipaltisen Sdulensdnsen fiib'
Ten, iinoet man unsebeuerli4 breIte
Gtraben uno tpeite Yldbe nit einiGu'
msnoen 8aumreiben unb mannigfoh
rn6 numbering geitaltetsn unb perI
ihnOrfelten SGufern.
@inen gerooesu maiefGtiI6en Gin'
Grud ma9t Die SudbaIle, neben i9r
itebt als eine Der berrli6iten 2eiltun'
gtn Der nieoerIGnbiI6en @otbit BIZ
Ct. Martinss&ir6e, ipeiterbin Die
ols oas f90nIts aller mittelalterlider
3unftbduIer seItenoe Sleif9bal!e.
Sic Su4inouitrie erforoerts auBer
oaberen @inri6tunsen gang beion'
aers grobe 2agerrGume. Sieiem
Stped oienten Die Su6ballen, su De-
nen i'm Sabre 1900 Der 9runOiteii
geIegt ipur6s, Die ibre @ollenbuna
aIer erit i'm Sabre 1904 errei9tea.
Oritlib unb ipeitIi6 BON Dem 70
Meter boben, mafip aus Steinen ers
bcuten 8elfrieo erbebt ii1 bas opr
3innen getrDnte 8autpert in elmer
glus0ebnung Don 1873 Metern. @s
ssist in ieiner Sront 48 SpibbOse1s
feniter un6 ebenIo piele Spibbogens
t,iren. gluf benz Sa9e befinoen iid
tleine 9lodentiirm9en.
Den leBten Hei gab Der setperbIi'
den 9liite gperns Der &f nj:
zen Spaniern. gta9 elmer 8eluges
ring bon adt Monoten i'm Sabre
1884 oransen Die Sruppen 5drneIes
elm, Die nit ben srauiamiten grprei.
iinsen piiteten. 9e gep1lterune
Ioll oamaIs beinab. auf 5000 See!en
srIummengeidmOlaen fein. Sn sen
aGmpfen Spilden Sransoien uno
Oeiterrei9ern i'm IL. Sabrbunbsrt
rnterlog bic Staot nod ipisoerbol;
Den S9redniTen bes &risses, aus bes
nen bic berrliben 8auten ipie bu-t
tin Wunber unperIsbrt berporgeean
gen iinb. gio6 sinmal tparen iie in
sr0Bter @efubr our 3eit Der franSGs
iif6en RepoIutiOn; bic sallii4en gers
ftsiter bon 5reibeit, glei6bett uno
9riioerIidteit foipie b69Iter 3uItr-
butten aud gpern unteripprfen. @is
ner ibrer anbdnser i'm Stabtrat bes
untragte, Die bomals alleroings isbr
baufdlligen Soflen unb ben 8elfrieo
utaureiBen. @liidli9erpeiie fdnp
bisfer 9lntras nidt seniigenS 9tn'
fang. unb 6as mddtise 8aupsrf
'tlisb nidt muir erbalten. ionbern iuurs
oe aud in Der Wlitte bes 10. Subrs
hanberts pisber in suten 3uitaro
reriest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Vpern

9ie 6sutIden Sruppen in 8eIsien
baben nun uu9 Ypern erreibt, oas
nGdft 8riisse Der bebsutenoIte 3eage
nus Slanoerns GROCER @ersansenbelt
lift, aber nod mebr uls biefes oen
Pamen elmer totem Stabt perOisnt.
mGbreno 8riisss, bas sinft bur9 iei'
men Seebanoel uno Den @Ians feis
her seipsrbliden unb iiinitIeriiten
GntfaItuns @enebis in ben Ghutt'll
iteIIte. beute trob fsinss @erfalIs itas
MERLIN ipisber 50s BIG 10000 Gin
ipcbner sdbIt, bat gpsrn. bor 8riigs.
Ole Sauptitabt Weitflanoern, beren
nur nod eitpas iibsr 1900. aSer
es birst bod aud beute nod einen
,rabren lleberfluB bon grinnerungen
OIL feline einitise Ma9t. WaIeriI6s
Gauiergruppen eriiBen bas 9luge oea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

bGuslers i'm 9orfe 9pola i'm 3reis
Ruparusta unb bot brei 9gi9niiter.
einsn is9siGbrisen 8ruber, eins
Sdpefer bon 18 Sabren unb elmer
eripa6fenen 9ruber. 0isfer Sog.
als Der arisg oasbrd9, ins SeIb.
sSn ben fur9ibarsn RGmpfsn fpurOs
bas !Sdusden Der Samilie Seri9oien
unb gins in Jlammen auf limb
nismanb ipeib, no iebt ber 53iG6rige
Batter unb bic 9eihrpiiter ii4 be-
!inbsn..
9ie tleinc RoIa iit um ibrer Barn.
bersigtsit iriIlen sur MGrtprerin ses
iporben. llnbetiimmert nm bic fin.
genben &ugeln trug iie ben 8erlpuns
beten nit aterlloIen Gifer MaIfer all
unb pflestc iis nit ibrsn i6pader
&rGften, bis Iie Elm Shrapnell trof
llnb auf benz transport nn4 Wieu
mubte ibr, Inn elmer 8IutOtrsiftuns
porSubeusen. i'm 3use Der fnte Sub
obeenommen iperben. Die Site oss
&niisrs hilbert iebt ibr 2eib. Der
bon ibm seIpenoete S6mud ipurbt
Der 8leinen i'm Spital BON sinem
Sofrat Inn ben SaIs selest. Die
bobei seiprodsnen berSli4en Dorte,
bic ber drstIids 9cImetih in bic poll
nifde Sprode iibertrus. madten auf
Mutter unb 8inb einen tiefen Gins
brud. unO oIs bic tlsine Roia bas
toitbare Seident om Sdlis tragen
burfte, itrdblten ibrs sroBen blauen
9lusen in belIiter Srsube. glu9 cine
@eIbTammluns 1T fir bas WGb9sn
peranltaltet tporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Seim slnmaIt.

~Sast nal. SOdenbausr, luus Iii
benn bel Sud aus Der biibi4sH 8atbi
getporDen, Der Sodter Dom S9ieHs
pirt2"
= 30 bic is oil lang psrbsirat III
6at ibr'n Wlua (Monn) unsIiidIi9
sema9t!"
~Was, bos rsiSeHOe ionft, Mdb-
4eng Sas CLAUDE i'd bod ni4t. Sos
9en!"
= rgao, / iperb's bod ipObI lpifis,
! bin bod ibr Moa!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
IBiIder aus den tDoseleii.

Gin StobtbiIb nnb Der Bid auf
cine 8ersesbObe brinst uns bic @es
genb in @rinnerllng, um pelde, por
siniser 3eit elm 70 6sftiser, bIutiser
Streit entbrannt mar. glu9, um oas
ulte SempeIden auf oer ~0onon" bea
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Sur sauts SIT nuoen.

Sd iinae ipie Der Booel iinet
Bin INNER frubcn Rutcs.
limb Deml min uIrh ieiu DIanlnon
lpinft,
Bas tut esq 8as tut esq
SD aupf' Die 2aute friib iinO ipit,
8is allie Saiten iprineen. iaiy>
Wlein Ylor9cns uno mein gin6tgebet -.
Seibt: Singen, iineen, ineeu.
11no bleibt aud meiue 85rie Ieer,
limb ipoat ibr mir nidts denfen,
60 1 emit mir ipenigiteus = 9es
---. .-- Gor,
llnb i9 mills eiib geoenien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

-Sm3Oru. Snusipirtin (pon
bese6ten Stubsnten -sesen Morsen
aus bem S4ldf setlopfD: rDas ma'
den Sic bem fir einen MOr0situns
cal! Sic tpobnen ia garni4t bier!"
.Sier ni4t9 = 8, per5ei6en sic;
sndoige 6rau; ipie ipdt tit es Oenn
eigentIiAs"
nHa, 10 me 5re9heit! WirO man
friib I'm baIber biere aus Dem
gdlaf seriiien, unb mDdte man bies
fen. -"
so. 10 = uIio baIb bier; i9 bans
fe iebr, sndoise Srau!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

Sante: rSa. ia, bann iinb bic
Santsn INNER bic 8eiteH auf ber
WeIt, ipenn bic Neffsn @eIb bruu6eH.
bonn benten fe aud on bic aIteu
Santen = fOnit nte!"
Reff.: reiebe Sdnte. rsbe nidt
70. 9u tuit uns ie9r llnre4t. Mdrit
Su nur einmol abenbs bel uns nuf
Der ansipe. ba bDrft 9u ipeiter nthts
als: Msine Sante, Define Sante!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

@euus fiirs @sIk Den
Gintrittspreis gum leBten Rdbrens
rsn fanb id enti4ieben gu bo9."
= IRA ia = aber fblieBli9 bate
man Oo9 aud etiuds fiirs 9eIb; eis
lien 9enids. Sipei S9IiifeIbsins unb
cyei 4rmbrii9e."
= Raip. DIANA: ~gber 2iebs
ling, 0u baft ia bas gan5e @iertels
p)unb proliness NIT einem Wlale auf'
gesefsn!"
8Gtdsn: .9td. Miitterdsu. is iparen
ia ole 10 fur9tbdr tIein!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
Wierfpers.

@robe Siege obne 9nuTen = Dil.
IeIm. gaupprs9t. 9tIbrsdt, Suuien
- Billion. SinOsnburs mo Slud
- Seerinsen i'm 2orbteridmud -
cine ituttlide Isabelle - bei. es rsgs
net Selbmari9dGle!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03
9ettffn6er.

3eittinoeL aurtden:
Diana, psiBt Du tsin MGr9sn, in
benz Elm 2sntborer bortommt obsr pes
uigitens Elm auto9"
BE i'm Oorfbabsr. 8aber
(sum 2ebrIiuO: .Geidnttten buit 0u
0ida Summer 2erI; bddtc. baSu
limo genug anbere 2suts bal"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

nWas, DO biIt runter sftiirSt unb
6ait Ser net oIle Sar'n broden9 Su
biit ia a WtprbslerI."
rSa, id bdtte aud nidt gebadt,
bqB i'd iol9 gutter allpiniit pdre,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

Gin Soptt i'm aritse feIIt cine
ariesstrauung oar. ole i'm 2asarsit
Su 9ineen polISossn tpurbs. Der
Srdutigom mar i'm Seloe peripuubet
roroen uno fiibrte, ebe CT dIs Ges
beilter bon nsusm sessn ben Ssmo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

SUB bod umb miro ipssen Der berrs
Ii9en RunbIdau Diel beIudt. Der
bier abeebiIbete Sempel entbdlt Reite
r6mifder uno anoerer SlItertiimer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-03

limb i6 mills eud seOenien.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-01
THE HABIT OF READING
by PRESIDENT HADLEy. OF YALE

One hundred years ago almost all
business was done by rule of thumb
by traditional methods handed down
from father to son. There were only
three professions-law, medicine, anu
preaching--in which man was eA-
pected to get much knoWIeugie rtis ~ Pr Iife
a man was supposed to find Things out
for himself; and any one VINO trled 70
make reading take the place ot eMperi-
To-day this whole attitude of nina
has changed. We have learned that a
man can build better bridges ana
houses if he has studied enSlneeitgihbg, bn
He can do better manufacturing IL ne
reads what others have done In tne
way of chemistry and technology. lie
can do better farming If he studies
books that tell him about SOILS ana tle
These sources of Information are
open to the man who can read sense,
and to him only. Those who are not
able to get ideas by reading, strive IN
vain to obtain by popular lectures the
things that their abler and more fortu-
nate neighbors can get out or BOOKS:
For a popular lecture Is necessarily tbs
average man in the audience, In order
that the audience may have pleasure at
the moment: but books can be written,
grade who seek power rather than
pleasure from their use.
Success in. business Is, not the sole
object Of life. A right-minded man
help guide the destinies of his coun--
try. The man who can get sense out
of what he reads hag an advantage
over all his fellows. The. citizen who
headlines of his newspaper, from the
sonorous phrases of q public speaker
or from magazine articles that strive
for effects of language rather thar
Of political schemers They can make
him believe almost anything they
please.
A man who can read history for him.
self, and gets facts rather than phrases
into his mind, has a basis for sound
Judgment of current events. The prob
lem of our own town to-day has been
worked out. by people in other towns
II we only knew where to look for 1t
The constitutional difficulties of the
United States are enough like those OF
other States and other times to make
the history of the past a help in judg-
ing the affairs of the present.
III g. man can read sense, he can make
up his mind independently; If. in addi-
tion, he can write out his ideas so as
to communicate the. sense to others, he
can get others to follow him. We car
reach only few men by. personal con.
versstion. We can reach a somewhat
larger number by public speaking. The
means by which masses are moved to-
day is the printed page: and the mar
who wishes to move them in the right
direction must learn to put sound ideas
into form In which other people car
apprehend them.
vEsn How can car this this power be acquired
question, we shall know a great deal
more about education than we do at
present. 1 shall not try to give any
general answer, but shall content my
self with one or two practical sugges-
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News Items From Points
in Central Pennsylvania
Special to The Telegraph

Mahanoy City.-Declaring that Miss
Nellie Carey, Gilberton school teach
er, had severely punished her children
Mrs. George Wonn, it is alleged, at
tackled the teacher on the street, scar
ring her face and pulling her hair. Al
the instance Of the school board Mrs
Wonn was arrested and held for court
Shenandoah. - John Reese, of Iy.
kens, while visiting relatives here yes
terday, slashed his left wrist with @
razor. He is superintendent of the
Lykens Colliery and came here to ben.
eft his health.
Shenandoah. - George Sumple, Al
years old, was kill on the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad while on his way home
from work yesterday.
Williamsport.-By the breaking o.
Ia scaffold of the new high schoo
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-01
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-01
BISHOP SIIANAHAN

Special prayers during celebration
of masses this morning by priests
throughout the diocese marked the
fifteenth anniversary Of the elevation
of the Rt. Rev. John w. Shanahan
RS bishop of the Harrisburg diocese.
There was no formal celebration. An
Increase of 5000 members. the build
ing of st. Patricks cathedral, Sylvan
Heights Home for Girls and the Abb
bottstown Protectory for Boys. the
successful government of churches
started in the then remote sections
of the city, and the location of the
Catholic Slovak Union at Midldetown
these are only a few of the high
points in Bishop Shanahan's fifteen
energetic wears,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-01
.Sbccinl To The TsIeernhh

SPecidl 10 Tie Telegraph
Annville, Pa, May This evening
the forty-seventh anniversary of the
Philokosmian Literary Society of Leb-
anon Valley College will be observed
In the Conservatory OF Music. The
program will beopened by an invoca-
ton by the Rev. NJ. H. Jones, of Para
disc, Pa. After the exercises in the
hall, a social will be held in the rooms
of the society in the administration
building, when the following program
will be given:
Presidents address, r. M. Weidler;
oration, "a Chance in Life L. A.
Rodes; violin solo. P,ilo A. Station
reading, THE Mind Cure of Brother
Peter Paul.; piano solo, r. P. Camp
bell; grafton, our Second War fol-
Freedom" r. II. Smith; exit march
orchestra.