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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-21
w E WAN T

AT ONCE, LOAN APPLICATIONS
FOR $500 TO $4,000 ON ETHER
CITY OR FARM REAL ESTATE
SECURITY. WE HAVE FINE
LISTS OF REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE. CALL BY AND SEE
US. WILLIAM TATE HOLLAND
SUCCESSOR TO R. N. HOLLAND
AND SON, No. l EYNOLD:
BUILDING, MARIETTA GA.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-21

FOR SALES milk cows. one black
Jersey. $4,000, one light Jersey
$4,000. one Holstein $500
7 miles south of Marietta on Austell
road. Joining Hugh Harris. R. F. D.
No. 6. F. NJ Pair. Phone 1905. 1t
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-21

negro 10 longer is Register of thu
Treasury 'The negro Recorder Of
Deeds in Washington has beer fired
1t is pretty bum politics TO charge
any decent Georgian with being in
different TO negroes holding office
and bcssing white men and women
That is one question on which the
people Of the State are united and
Render Terrell can go back home
with the consciousness that in this
matter he mas shown himself to oe
the cheapest sort OF a cheap politi-
clan
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-21

One day last week / walked out
of the Kimball House in Atlanta AMI
there at the main entrance, yelling
loudly oaouga to be heard in the ro-
unda s-ho~e rrovds Of politicians
we're taia.ns, was negro newsbov
shoUtirc
Watson 5 Jeffersonian-a about
be r jc-Fye -M7n"
L = ms to me that when a Geor-
sian has served in the Cabinet, been
twice Governor, is the Democratic
leader in the United States Senate.
has access 70 the White House and
is the intimate friend of the Presi-
dent, has passed great measures for
the people. has brought the Regional
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-21

The niger" is still a piece Of
dynamite in Georgia politics. Tom
Watson knows that and he must
have told Render Terrell, for Render
followed Watson S lead in CHARGING
that Lincoln Johnson was still haiL-
ing office in Washington nearly two
months after he had been fired. Rem
der says it was matter of gram
mar He meant TO use the past
tense instead OF the present Sure
ly a politician ought not. to be bIam-
ed for little lie like that.
If there is a man in this coun-
try who is opposed to niggers in of
flee it is the senior senator from
Georgia. The last niger member
OF the legislature resigned while he
was governor, and "the gentleman
from Liberty, and The gentleman
from Mcintosh have not been seen
since Not enough negroes now
register in Georgia to cut any Ice. A
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-21
might run for Senator.

might run for Senator
Suppose he runs. what will You
say about him" | asked
Il would say, he replied, that ha
is young lawyer of ability and has
won his spurs in the trial of great
case and | have not a word to say
against him
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-21

AS | sat in the Court House and
listened to Mr., Dorsey's misrepre-
s-ntation of the Senator and heard
rs shouts of "Old Hoke" and Hog
I1-All', | could not help contrasting
hat he was saying with what Sen
ator Smith said to me about Dorsey
"@en 1T was reported that Dorsey
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
! PARIS STILL RE1cNs

Paris still Queen fashions reign is disturbed
threatened with per dire but still unboken The fall styles
will come from Paris this they have for the last
fury OF fashions Mems depend
perhaps upon London than Paris But happily both those
ceners OF saora beauty have thus far escaped the avages
Beona and will issue their all the authority they
had isS ~ ffeA@a@y $50
Womens coats will be long this fall skirts will be wide with side
pea hats will be flat and sleeves long Thus the law of the
Medes and Prsans which, make bold predict few persons
will be enough dsobey Upon the whole it is
righteous attire pleasant the eyes and morally unpeacabe
woman long looks comfortable if her beauty
little obscured by its folds The wide skirts offer agreeable
taxation from the spectacle Of tight which reduce abu
aton to duckke wadde In her best
with angelic glide But in the tight skirt
two gliding has been of the question wadde punctuated
with hops all that could be achieved. 81.
The side pleas which promised may possibly
eshng as the wide skirt We suppose they inserted
commoda Of expansive physique In emergencies
great and unusual exeon required of them they rip
peats with hairpn and give themselves
Freedom in dress manners be the wachwor the coming
season We hope goodness there will be corresponding
xatiofo morals Progress in that direction already gone
about as far could really desire 4shGs ~ taes
The fiat hats will be decided blessing men, women
Nothing s SAID 6GHr fs Were free from elevated append
aigree but suspect that they will appear in
rendering the fairness Of the hat sham -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
ON TO MAUI /

Honolulu had the civic convention last year and the other islands
responded to the geogethe call in splendid shape making Of the
1913 gathering real force good the effects Of which have been
This year the convention is to be held Maui
and will not only be good business but in the line Of common
courtesy to the Valley Isle for every Honolulu business house to
be represented the Waikiki gathering Maui making big
preparations and has to expect big crowd Of bust
ness from Honolulu very, much this ctys loss If
we dsappoint the Mauiites.
As matter OF fact Honouans little too selfcenered
trip to another Of the other islands least year
would be good thing for There many in this city who
know nothing whatever Of the Of the Territory We
people in Honolulu who talk gb Of Market than have
ever been Waanuenue There plenty here talking
about the best methods of promotion work who
the Volcano have visited lao Valley have climbed
aeaaa enjoyed the scenery the Napa section
the Garden Island We need to travel to the other islands quite
much the residents of the other islands need TO come o
nouu in while and the civic conventon trip TO Maui this
week offers good chance for many their territorial
education fsa.sE ~ IS sS &
II there be place the convention steamer leaving o
nouu next Friday afternoon Honolulu will not haSedone her
share in keeping the geogeth work which has been we'll
started M 49, 1 SteF gSt sbtSS, tsv ag
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
WAR AND PEACE

When the European proceeds that point where each Of
the combatant nations realizes that their opponents
brave equally patriotic and fully eacrcng they them
selves peace tould not be difficult of realization.
II the people of Germany believe in mitarism cyzing
force it is impossible that they may be right their
The people England may also be right their belief that
democratic ndiyidualism is the mghiet ciyilzng force.
Two may have different religious beliefs and yet both be
absolutely right II be that both worship the God
One result which spring from this Titanic conflict OF the
Nations greater complete racial and national tolerance
When realization to England that Germany's national
ideals be better for the German people German environment
when Germany acknowledges that the Engsman may be right
in his particular deaswhen Sawis tolerant Of Hun he
lis of Frank apanesewhat there left to fight for?
Neither patriotism bravery the sole attributes and pos
sessions Their foundation the love Of the
hearth the home and the birth place Of the people by tho
common people OF all lands .H $751;. ..&
Patriotism and bravery promote respect When each warning
nation acknowledge that their opponents brave
and patriotic and actuated by equal belief the ghe
Of their the nations at should be in position
u step in and demand that {.3t..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
WAR AGAINST LIQUOR IS SPREADING

The important battle which has been fought between
thewe and the dry in the good old state Of Kentucky now
on and the campaign hotter and hotter.
The last legislature Of Kentucky passed law providing that
tweny6 per Gent Of the voters OF petition for
option election instead Of twenty-five per Of each
cinct as had been thecase heretofore.
result the elections have been called for fifteen counties
Of the larger cities and Of the State
These elections now being held tl
Of the be affected Fayette of which Lex
ngton the county McCracken Henderson, Christian;
Davies Bourbon with Paris the county Anderson with
Lorrnsburg, and Clark with Winchester.
OF the hunded and twenty counties in Kentucky ninety
already dry II Prohibition wins in these elections
being held only eight counties will remain in Kentucky these
being the in whose large cities the big dseres located
When Sir Alfred Mond in the British House Of Commons
recently urged that all public houses be cuad in their sell
ing hours during the crisis he expressed the wide
spread and deep sentiment prevailing England regard to
the liquor traffic The prospect of unemployment and lack of food
looms ahead Dissatisfied gances being all drink
shops OF the country and questioning before their
social well their value. 43f III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT

The question of the adisaby granting liquor licenses with
strictly residential districts has been brought front again
the filing Of application from the management of the Plea
Hotel for secondcass license TheappIicaticn
panied by setting forth the claims Of the for
the privileges asked including promises on the part the
agent obey such rules and regulations the commissioners
fit impose condition Of granting the license
There be advanced why in parula the Peasan
should be granted the license asked for particularly the
that the hotel exactly opposite the largest school in the Ter
toy with many pupils Of the susceptible and with money
spend The principal why the application should be denied
that the granting of it would establish dangerous pre-
The PeasaDtons rselas and Of the principal
boarding houses OF the city enjoying il
class bytseH There other fstcass boarding
houses with equally stclass guests and there reason
should granted the Colonial the Macdonald the Court
Vida Villa and number Of others differing only in slight
degree from the Peasanton Once the precedent established
line dawn Are the guests expensive
boarding house be allowed legal privileges denied cheap
cheaper boarding houses question that must be well
considered by the license because will surely be
raised il the Peasanton application be granted Az I r
There legal point be considered in the application OF
Peasanon file Many of the sgnatoe Of the petition
easeode only of the premises they the petition
and is according decisions that easehoder is
holder Hawaii whereas the license law specifies that holders
only be regarded qualified gners OF petition to the license
board The definition Of holder has been ruled upon by the
ne general Territory and the attorney general of the United
States with the thousand clause Of the Organic
Act and each has ruled that hode and moth
ing else s..s .sa ". H. '.. u. .,.t
1t is particularly the point that this be remembered by the
members the license nasmuch is the OF
property the neghborhood Off licensed premises who affect
ed The tenants the property must remain and the own
must suffer from any depreciation .a ..% t.. ~
This application be considered goes further than the granting
Of license the Peasanon 1t will precedent if the Ii
cense be granted and the end no one knows. .....
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
3AUToIsT RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS GUESTS

In decided by the Court of Appeals of Maryland person
who had been invited by another ride the ttes automobile
his guest brought action damages for injuries
suffered BY him owing accident caused by the negligence Of
the Of the automobile The plaintiff alleged that the
caused to skid strike telegraph pole and oyerturn by
Lin attempting vehicle uponthe road which they
travelling high rate OF speed against the protest Of the plaintiff
made the defendant Immediately before the accident and in time
to have avoided the The plaintiff recovered verdict for
$3.50 from judgment entered which the defendant appealed
The defendant commended that under the unless the
defendant guilty Of wfu negligence the plaintiff
entitled but the Court of Appeals zarrel
VS. Boyd affirmed the Judgment holding in was the
defendants duty to ordinary increase the plaintiff
danger any danger by reckless driving
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
REV. DR. WADMAN
!. TO REMAIN HERE

OAKLAND, September "a Associ.
ated Press by Federal Wireless THE
appointment of DIR. John w, Wadman
to be superintendent of the Hawaiian
Methodist Mission was confirmed yes
terday by the Methodist conferenee.
Doctor Wadman Is affiliated with The
conference OF the State of California
and under its jurisdiction. a, Al
These appointments are made annp'
ally, and the reappointment OF Doctor
Wadman is recognition Of his work
as superintendent of the Anti Saloon
League in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
MEXICAN OFF|CIALS
. MAY COMPROMISE
carranza Mediators win Meet
villa Representatives and
Stop Future Fighting

MEXICO CITY, September po.-tAs.
sociated Press BY Federal wireless) -
A paeifcation committee composed Of
ofiieials Of the Carranza Provisional
Governments left here yesterday for an
unknown destination
The mission Of this party is TO hold
consultation with generals Of the
army in northern Mexico who have
thrown their allegiance TO Villa. and
endeavQr to arrange for a cessation OF
hostilities. sf h s.
They will try and arrive at an IN.
derstanding and secure an agreement
that win prevent further clashes be.
tween the villa and Carranzn factions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
bandit GETS sl525
IN DARING !. A0LGuP

(. SALT LAKE CITY, September co.
( associated Press by. Federal Wire
less) IAN exceedingly daring holdup
was committed here yesterday within
a hundred yards Of the state prison.
I, Il ,.is'~.aging the Office Of a large sugar
III ng1se q ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the .cash.
forced thehfHlf.keener with a revolver
and locked them in. -
The robber then looted the cashiers
cage az leisure, and made good bis
escape with $685. in booty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
BOTH LEADERS DENY
ASPIRATION TO RULE

WASHINGTON, September POI As
soeiated Press by Federal Wireless) -
General Villa yesterday sent assurances
to this city that he win not be a can
didate for the presidency of Mexico
II is also reported that President Car
rama is willing to step aside provided
Villa and all other military chieftains
are eliminated from the race for the
presidency. sBl
IA Villas demands are substantially
identical to those of Carranza and &c
is believed that an early mutual ad.
justment win be reached. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
CONGRESS TO QUIT
WORK NEXT MONTH

WASHINGTON, September 3d. As.
ISOLATED Press by Federal Wireless)--
President Wilson let II be known yes.
terday that he believed congress would
finish its antitrust and war.tax legisla-
tion and adjourn in October. While
the President stood ON the steps Of the
White House watching the evolutions
of Lincoln Beaehy, the aviator Topped
the.loop four times over the dome Of
the Capitol.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
EXAGGERATED WAR REPORTS

N $3.50, EXAGGERATED WAR REPORTS.
Among the early fall fruits says Army and Navy Journal
that might expected rpen Of the wild satnrna of
aggerated reports war ebrntates and the Rev
IL johnston Of the Congregational Church Patchogue
Long Island who September said as quoted BY
the Brooklyn Eagle III were possible I'd Danish all the
coohouses in the every picture OF general
I'd teach the children worship things military look upon
soldiers heroes be enuated but hate armies
This is the kind Of rodoontade which the believers adequate
Army and Navy look forward during the OF the
and the time immediately following II may edy the Pacogue
il he way British people view war
in connection with their religious devoons Through Mr. G. B.
Frenghuysen Of Manchester Vermont have received copy
Of the addition TO the Lany the Established Church Of England
which addition being all the church through
the United Kingdom This application Lany reads
follows "rha may please Thee give Thy guidance
protection all who have by land; may
please Thee inspire the sailors and soldiers Of King with
and endurance with genlenss in victory patience
and to shield those who called special peril
that please Thee comfort all that anxiety
to cheer the sick and wounded and show Thy mercy
dying possible defenders Of the country
whom the whole British people
Of the Most High the Rev Mr. Johnston would deny place their
countys hall Of fame? Has il occurred Johnston
those who think him great duty is often
the great sacrifice attending the discharge Of suffering
and the distress which preciouness of the
things accomplished by those praons and hardips So proud
are the British people of their dey that they willing to ask
for them the inspiration Of the Che Of the Universe
This dwelling the atrocy side may traceabe
to the rigid censorship Of press by the military
In default Of real military send their papers
tous correspondents of whom have been engaged
salaries to write tearoompeng understanding pictures Of the
compelled to fall back they
come and magnify Of all proportion will be
noted by those who have been following
ports little any description of real fighting has vet been
published Every furnishes supply Horrors
own Civil War supplied large collection the
later months proved have been largely inventions We recall
that in the American War after the Very land
fighting Santiago when Of
prominent American officer in making his report 10 Washington
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
CECIL BROWN IS
now G0NVALEsC[hI
IS COAST REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO, September Co.
Especial to The Advertiser by Federal
wireless) senator Cecil Brown Of Ho-
nolulu, who suffered stroke short time
ago and who was thought 70 be in q
precarious condition, Is now reported
to be conyalescent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
TREATMENT FoR DYsENTERY.

Chamberlain Colo, Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy followed by a dose
Of castor oil will effectually cure the
most stubborn cases of dysentery. II Is
especially good for summer diarrhoea
ia children. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith 4 Co, Ltd, agents for
Hawaii a t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29

Asserting that the Of patriotism of many Americans out
ragged by the trivial often made OF the Amecannao anthem
THE Star Spangd Banner and the national hymn My Country
IT'S OF Thee in vaudeville and other theatrical performances the
Alameda County Music Teachers Association comprising $50 repre-
sentative musicians Of the bay cities has entered protest 1t
in the form Of resolution appealing public sentiment for the
Of legislation restricting the the national airs only
public gatherings Of dgnifed character godism
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
Grain.
Miscellaneous.

under supervision of the U. 8. Expert
citizens Of the Territory. Any produce
ing Division Is sold at the best obtain
: is charged. II is kghly desirable that
what aud how much produce they have
TO ship The shipping mark Of the
Honolulu, p. o. Box 1853. Storeroom
Salesroonl Eva corner Nuuapu and
address USEP.
A, II. TnNGLEY, Superintendent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
Vegetables.

The Territorial Marketing Division
ment Station II at the service Of all
which farmers may send to the Market
able price and for cash. No commission
farmers notify the Marketing Division
for sale and about when II will be ready
Division Is U. 8. Il. 8. Letter address
liz Queen street. near MaunakeA-
Queen SITS. Telephone 1870. Wireless
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-29
Honolulu wholesale Produce Market Quotations

ISSUED By THE TERRITORIAL MARKETINd DIVISION.
Csland Produce Only aeif q Sf 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-07

tainly a more important and sacred
law, the law of humanity.
When Europe plunged into the
whirlpool of war it had ore moment
of sanity in the midst OF its madness
1T promptly declared varying per
iods Of lmoratoria"; periods in which
ordinary debts, falling due, could not
be collected.
at was a social concession, case
of mutual give and take to avert the
pulling down of all the pillars Of So
ciety
The United States needs no such
dire stretching of ordinary safeguards
to get it across tile severe period of
winter Just ahead.
But it does need in each of its
courts. in the front office of every
industry. wherever the employment
OF men is determined. the remembr-
ance of Ju dge Clark's dictum:
"A polio " OF extreme economy is
neither wi Sc, economically consider
ed. nor just from a social point of
view, havi ng regard for the welfare
Of the wor kers."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-07

gium, u miles southwest of Mas
trlcht and 13 miles southeast of Has
self, on the Jaar river. Nearby is a
mineral spring noted by Pliny. Atilia
spread ruin over the place in 49S
after it had risen to a position of
considerable importance and the Nor
mans devastated it in 8S1. 1t finally
fell into the hands of the French in
1877. Some of the remains of the
walls which formerly enclosed the
town still exist. It's chief output is
straw hats. Tongres has several tan
neries and is an important market for
grain and pigs. Its population is
about 10000.
TEA1PLEUVE-One of the numer-
GUS, picturesque "bee towns" of Bel
gium whose inhabitants gain the
major portion of their livelihood from
the sale of honey. 1t is on the French
frontier, six miles northwest OF
Tournay and nine miles from Lille.
The town has linen factories and an
active trade in wax and butter. Its
inhabitants number approximately
5000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-07
THE FIRST LAW OF CONTRACT

A man who puts only money into
an enterprise is not entitled. in NOR
ais. to preference over the man who
puts in his life. his all
II the law gives him preference.
the law is wrong. The law can only
do this when It is a man made law,
framed by a few in the interest Of
property. A higher law. the Jaw of
instinct. the law Of God has written
imperishably into the human con
science that life by right comes first
So when Federal judge John H.
Clarke Of Cleveland. Ohio. told the
receiver Of the water-logged Wheel
ing & lake Erie railroad not % pay
interest on piled-up bonds out 81 the
hearts blood OF discharged employee
set adrift at winters edge 20 freeze
or starve or beg. ne construed. 81 not
the law OF contract then most GER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-07
"PuNcH"

What is Punch
What is that force in an advertise
ment that makes YOU buy the thing
advertised?
What is it that enables one man
to sell two or three cars while the
other fellow isn't selling any?
What is lacking in the salesman
who are not 100 per cent efficient?
We call it Punch in a general
way. bur what is "Punch?"
"Punch" is Vim yitalized 1t is
vigor with "a Voltage behind it, 1t is
Pepper" coupled to Push 1t is
Power. Personality. Persistency and
Pugnacity done up in the same pack
age.
Tt is knowing enough - not too
much.
It is talking enough-not too much
Il is the correct sizing up OF a sit
uation.
Ii Is knowing what 20 do with
situation when once sized up.
1t is knowing how to sag and do
iorceful things in a forcefll way
Il is knowing when 70 pun the Or
der Blank.
It is the ability 20 get ont OF a
tight place with the order
10 is dominating the interview and
coming away with The Check.
~Punch" Is the child OF Ambition
and the Father Of Success.
~Punch" is just plain. every day
Horse sense with O. ekick" In it