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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-04-24

the veteran American opera singer and
one Of the leading bassos Of the Century
Opera company, You behold modest. nm
affected gentleman in the prime of life.
wearing d smile that never comes of :"
evidently satisfied with life. A stranger
would not dream that this st6ckv gentle
man has been before the public over
quarter OF a century in cosmopolitan and
English grand opera. One who enjoys a
longstanding friendship with him advised
the writer that the things Mr. Schuster
can tell you about grand opera and the
thrilling experiences he has gone through
would adequately fill a good-sized volume
As result of which a visit to Dir
Schuster's dressing room was made, for
that is the only place YOU are sure to find
him without making Il formal appoint
mcnt. Mr.. Schuster had Just come off the
stage, where he played Sir Tristan in
Martha. and he was still CARRIED in the
outfit of nobleman Of the Queen Anne
period, and had not yet worn off the
naughty manner that he so cleverly as
sumes IN portraying this character on the
stage. The visitor felt as if he were in
trudng upon His Lordship,' and for a
moment was hesitating about how to start
the conversation. But in moment Mr..
Schuster relieved me of my emba1rass-
ment by putting on again his everyday
of-stage mien and babe me take Il seat.
"Nhat would YOU want me to tell
YOU he said i'll a most pleasant manner
Any relation to Morgan Schuster. the
late Persian minister of finance?" | que.
red
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
A Stubborn Cough is Wearing and Risky

Letting stubborn cough. '..hang on''
in the spring is risky. Foley's Honey
& Tar Compound heals raw infamed
surfaces r!s.the throat and bronchial
cubes makes Sore, weak spots sound
and whole-stops stubborn. tearing
coughs. Refuse Substitutes. For sale
by all dealers everywhere.-Adv.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
re~slust~Fate.
y.
PA, What is fate%"

: "a, ,gESs Is fate?
Fate, my boy. IS that mysterious
something which leads you to pick out
Of 400 people in the ballroom the one
man Yho hasa personal interest. in the
homely woman you are making fool
comments about detroit Free Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
PAVED WITH GOLD.
There's ..:oacy In s1c Street Scrapings
q sn &ir:csn Town.

, There's .,:Sacy IN t:lc Street Serapin9s
>! an African Town.
Travellers declare. s;I?s Harper's
Weekly. tE;..; 4; TX =. on the Gold
| Coast OF .A:!iga. Old may actually be
picked up il the streets. When one
visitor, III EnSliSh:nan. soLi the state
ment rs 1 mcr,. ii-Urc ut speech his
host Immediately b:dc 4 woman serv-
ant go out into the l:!ain street. gather
bucketfui Of road ScrapingS and
work it for gold '.uSt.
In ten minutes he servant returned
with two galvanized iron buckets. one
filed with road Scrapings and the 9TH
er with water. She also brought three
or four wooden platterS. varying in
size from large plate to i saucer
Removing several handfuls Of the
road scrapings and placing them in the
large platter. the woman picked out
and threw aside the large stones. peb-
bles and bits Of stick and then moiS-
tened the remainder with water from
the other bucket. This enabled her to
remove smaller refuse.
The reSiduuln she pat into the next
smaller platter. and she repeated the
process until there was j quantity Of
sand and gravel ready for treatment.
This she sprinkled freely with water
and by 4 deft circular movement Of
the platter brought the small gravel to
the outside. where it could be thrust
over the edge. When she had repeated
this operation three or four times she
treated the material. which now looked
more like mud than anything else. in
a still smaller platter.
At last. ir the smallest platter Of all.
she had the bucketful Of sweepings re-
duced to handful or two Of black
sand. This she carefully washed and
sifted. At last with dexterous twist
she brought the sand into a crescent.
the outer edge of which showed thin
rim Of yellow. It was Enthusiastically
gold dust. The whole operation had
taken half an hour. and it had pro-
duced about q shilling's worth Of gold.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
Japan's Troublesome Volcano.

Sakurajima is enc of the volcanoes
created, according to. the old Japanese
calendaf.] in a single night. \ specific
date-11S 4. D.-has even been assign
ed for. the event but it is quite evi-
dent from its appearance that the cone
is really very ancient one. Sakura-
jima's form is rugged and weather
beaten.,-,Time- has .furrowed its sides.
and the forces Of denuddtion have per-
ceptibly increased the steepness Of the
upper part Of the cone by the removal
of' alFsthe hSater elected materials.
This circumstance has given rise to the
lsSeads stkat title northern peak Of the
asae aend:Sseparated from.the rest Of the
summit ridge by slight DEPRESSION
y inaccessible. AS matter Of fact, it
presents no serious dif6culty.-London
Graphic.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
A''Puzxle,

Pop, II anybody: rides horse chest
nuts"-
ssOf course nobody does. Why: do you
ask'such ridiculous things:'
~ was s'only going to ask If they did,
could they use larkspu-s:"-Baltimore
American.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
Darby and Joan.

TIE meaning Of Darby and Joan is
'oue' ofcornubial 'faTthfblness and love.
as exemplifed by Darby and Joan
husband aud wife-in an eighteenth
century ballad. appearing in the Cen
tleman:s=rMagazine. March. 1875. en-
titled "The Joys of Love Never For
got: Song" Author Henry Woodfall
had. been apprenticed to John Darby Of
Bartholomew Close. England, and his
employer and wife formed the hero
and heroine Of the song.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
PREMIER
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Guarantee cogers 1900 miles service
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" Orders have been received for these
tires .for use. in the Uoited States Gov
ernment Service.
AS a SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY
offer, we will allow the following prices
for the mex, ten days. -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
Surprise.

Little Pitchers-Why. you ain't-afraid
Of mice. are you. Miss Gabby? Nervous
Caller-Of course I'm afraid Of mice.
Why shonidnst:l be: Little Pitchers
i was Tachius! to see you ketch the
mouse let out Of the trap that scared
you. Mamma says you're an old cat
Baltimore American.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-05-20
TlRES-TUBES

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cent Of amount of order. Our output is
lNnised, so we suggest early ordering.
we sell direct only, giving purchaser
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profits.
+ STRoNGTREAD:RUBBER co.
s. Dayton, Ohio.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22

~ dont iu sodern' in IN remark
ed High Private Jones the other members
worked in almost deep trying open
the food run out Tn coast artillery tn place y
Honest, that In peace army.
sea coast Calais woryin muddy
Trenches the Aisne An ibis bunch dandy
bunch Of fair weather soldiers Didn't they have all o Honolulu
an then they diln shoot WhyR Because
Can You beat that 3.E. lI.t4 .t as 49,
of know the stall they pat up scared
o httin somebody Ia thu fog about them
tive basis'n all that bunk. shoot
was rainin sect They wetan
around in tn mud what's matter don
sec in foonf around in tn line any longer sN&
You know what they dom
have some kind of stunt and pull bunch
widows an orphans that's dependn' tn Army Relief
know lot o. work 70 pun of them There's committees
wives AL gen' in way irving TO FIX
things an it's lot O hard work all way
they 90 IL in the line $500
But not the artillery. They gets up com.
nce an wise has that little lieutenant put
pr tn committed He's organizer organizer
Rink that get other people
goH to am
Not him. SO he beats II down tackles Cohen
the Biiou sG&Sa T7f ~
Yos Cohen kinda tender hearted on widows an
three nights You out interest tn,
public an bunch an III split tn, gate youi George
ebb ben good scout All correct Joe, II put
best we We got. 8ssa 35t5sa6y 9sf, 3
This Pocs reports to In committee.
All serene ladies' got her fixed with Joe Cohen
sn' all rot do Is TO rid Of tctets 20
own with wagon after tn performance Il get the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22
disappearing Hawaii Abroad

Maui Devastating by oday's the Coast is marty
Of awaians and Diego
under contract for to form the population
village 1t ism hard to picture this village kind Of
material which is it, bunch girls
list Then there old Hawaiian
fans and mats There half dozen utility girls
whose utility is not entirely clear and then there quintet
singers l"..s.., h,@#r.' ha "a ST. Z
OF the show will misleading kind that
has beon carried the without
inonguou bunch Of acted lies and earcauresnot
IN or awal mountebank imagine wishes
it, the Preoneeved notions of Hawaii
fhse awans with Igoroe Philippines lump
the the realm of the
to- What possible educational value there be
or what kind of conceptions Of the Islands
View Of few old and weaving
Only widely daily newspaper pubished
in Boston, which prides itself intelligence
vernei published picture of Filipino trbesmen
IN nrbonn and much else, labeled
clans published half column Imaginary
working against for twenty years. and il does
Will deliberately conpire keep old
Nor Is such capap from practical cold.
booded monemRkng standpoint This
Hawaii perfectly dgRifed maintained building through
ont the that ae nythng the
and moneymakng proposition During that
the Governors Of the different States
ian contingent President Taft guest the bndng
the Hawaiian representing the Islands
the of all the social activity the
the Moreover they ony credit
ielt will years. The Hawaii
make good among the hest; il huniang
her only representation big exposition being Of the Pay Streak
yRrietv.t 9t.s $3.50. 4,.rs,,',. Z. -
officially saH DeGo the Of the exposition
amply IL has conferred all It's the
show and left the fol open private enterprise which has
own Ideas on the sabjet a...aa &.r. .i.tr rs (
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22
THE EDITOR STANDS ooRREcTED

Gert Wilder claims that while Judd may be an expert
legal matters st something learn as an acrosoogist
Of the grass being SO swift that Il has ontdis
tanced its botanical binomia the shoe The
beniheent agricultural importation that is really Handy Kid
leading psychological circles is tho Judd grass 'wl
der grass as was exclusively and enormously the
columns Of The Advertiser 49,
The history of this important addition to the daily bill
Of the various bovine investing
Hawaiian ranches is edfyng and instructive Starting
FAINT seedlet at very early in life this remarkable vegetable
the Latin name Of which do this recall escaped
from the fostering eminent legal light second
mentone and began its mad predtned Of filing
spe with forage 50 persistery remarkable grass bo
IN this worthy cause that thousands cattle
pastures where before only the Pika bird built its lonely nest
atmosphere will be filed with baled hay.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22

TEL US not In mounful numbers politics
while the auto hills the dream
Taxes are real in Honolulu and to pay them goal
pervtorl oh, TO the public till
and have JOY rides to our FIJI Only forty thousand dollars worth
OF gasoline and rust What do the
treasury goes bust Let the public pay the piper just
what they re fort Call the chump that kicks
knocker all abhor Let the reform bunch
gorgeous time Let them have the old Kitchens
another forty thousand phnks keep line.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22
FOR WAYS THAT ARE WILD AND FOR TRICKS THAT

FOR WAYS THAT ARE WILD AND FOR TRICKS THAT
# ARE VAIN .T ssa.s. fEt " Es@paxst 's AZ
Jack Milton of Trents learning comparatively
mated mahini he really doing we'll takes
and pronunciation of the Hawaiian
zen mauka makai and Makik and between pau 1t
two years to forget racial differences
hidden But
ter of intuition and experience Some men acquire this
one way and seme the other Jack getting his by
Gently built very pretty bungalow at Beach Wak
ne, inside and out Quite properly he Is very proud
p, Sions and many friends have ad h honor Of a
PEI tour. in, around, through under and about the
bune %
good va. tired a Chinese servant who claimed to have
the colee degree of Master of Household Economy
ne gave tn he key and babe him o it,, To make a
long SnfS e. prst things that happened was that the
on aaa een t to c t gT%
hap WY. have to ask him for the of story
non 80 y - y
MIA RIAL TABLETS
Hft all done baai during his short term
OF ion of the famous molasses Waikiki has
ab19 Raiety of nations that his name and memory
I#p own the classic halls of fame posteritys
tMF being an engineer 4 hnmby beg to inquire why it
way put those cast iron his up
M lere has been lot of heavy iron casnos mar ed
NJ Heatlv and firmly planted in the
" o foot above the roadway When your hits
'rk the passenger on the back seat rams his head
God and quotes the of Russian battlefeds
MESSENGER. There may be excellent reasons why these
TO traffic put there. If %, arethe
-.. ~ - ~ - -
with mp admiration that President harrington OF tho
named Messs Beniann Summons, Maurice Brnsrh nd
iyeuson as Committee to take up the question of Al
Anticipation in Christmas liberty suggesting
name Chester Doyle, Paddy Ryan John Hughes
on the Yom Kippur celebration vas,. ts#s III
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22

i. M WHlTriIpusEI do not know who s'Tax Payer, is
who writes to The afternoon paper regarding city engineers but
would like 20 REQ hin have heard Of his kind persons
not know enoplho tray they ippdant
enough to keep still aud not betray themselves .."
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22

t is funny queer folks get training
and preparation being necessary in these here technical
professions says my fiends-not official
my grandfather III Missouri Methodist
preacher, he continued 'when
meetings held every along
down BY pasture yankng
Of the damned from edge Of the Boomcss Pit that old
fossil had any minister in this beat thousand
miles and then We boys could hear every word he said clear
out to the old swimming When wasn't meeting time
Uncle Pete hang
yarns the VILLAGE
theological seminary. Bus talk about preach
lie with the goods saving souls the
every regular for forty years
'Then old Doe Medders. doc, wasn't
therapeutics appendicitis them tangled
onabe fellow belly codger
could your feel your pulse give you
hunk Of blue powerful enough yank
had patients hit the bonead If he had been regular
ing Him and Uncle Pete did big business them
workin, partners like. s-v - 81. !
And the judges and lawyers them Say Nashville
called trials
an the county unless the case was something serious like hawg steal
court LID twing ures and making the folks
He studied law He just learned Il Il natural
Ahd the teachers them days They teaehed nothing
logged the learning into Book learning something
big husky months II didn
have nothing else to do tween "
Looking Missouri a
things OF "a through
ing right down to 1914 in good old Honolulu say what's
back engineer that nothing
They just strut around wearing fancy and trying 70 look
then spring after the ground dig
It. That ddn take with ece paper
and opery glass legs to tell what to % and a
what's Of spending money engineers ee honolulu
as good roads as the next felll Iys done Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22
REGISTRATION NEEDED ron THE COUNTRY DIsrRIcTs


that am the sdbjeet reminds me.
Waikiki, the OF Civic Convention
Of the itinerant
steed--the famous Kona nightingale $500 fS
Two Orientas riding the main
ka the other from Kahuuiway their kekakes sounding the
buge call required by the village automobile ordinance They
met head and proceeded to scrap 4 out as TO which ad the right
Of and precedence biting kicking and paving ach other
and all the time swearing horribly in select aekas The
riders sawed the bits purred and pounded the little beasts and
finally succeeded in pg their seeds apr when each Oriental
wheeled his canered back in the decton from which
he camel
understand that the Maui delegation will the 1915 leg
ure for appropriation to build parallel main bonoyad
through Maui capital city They this much needed
double main horoGghfae through HonOluu between the forts
That beautiful bird, the nightingale supplies WS
usual Of travel Of ninety cent Of the plantation abore
The nightingale navigaes cratic canal boat In TALL
He is an Opnonated little cuss great hreles W
musical to a fault. IA rt 81 ft8kJlt @ee5f VIII #B
Shakespeare made this beast immortal when he made juliet
sayDo you get Mkef 1t the nightingale nBt3
the fearful hollow of thine ear, Some
shakepearian scholars claim that this different bird bat
sing. /. +, I. tt..e. .FtKhfNh3
However, what / going say that the kekake isJ
inclined go darned pleases. II wi
north prefers going south the only of aelo
dsmount pick up your jaekass and head him north
aboard deck and apply tenpound club
vigorously This attention long enough
( to forget his longings the Southland hsF%A&F
a great boon to travelling Orentals. f,t4.E ="
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22

aEf COHEN--The show business today to
Honolulu came hero sixteen through yariatv
circumstances eeend }" Anqe for comrany
friend Desky gnec'r ppjoaded unuspeeng
The PROGRESS Of the Ncy business in Honolulu
ON the gravesonc Ra' the procession OF
that have becu tri@l What cream
compared with what we we up against in those days
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-22
ia "a \ SsA y
AR STAMP Law I


tnmg he in bay for It, Nobody III around
in time andA els him things calculate v i've him
time aud monA osother people ~ tAs4p X.
Mr. BrownA gocd about passing out word Of
advice sg-, business they
81 popular. from it.
But 1t just happens Thaps they think he knows all
about little thing e 80, Nuse they might be inclined
to impart to him. W6&tEar a5tas. 81 Il
This applies not only hut to public officials
well. Not long ago, about Month to be exact, the
government began taxing vim certain lines Of
business requiring rous lines goods
certain did
inform Mr. this ne 10 of
friends took the trouble to tell him. lains as
he had to for the information.
The other day senta tght
Oahu Railway depot for shipment &. driver
freight bill, and having been infoTmeL
stamp law, neglected to put the required ST. cent
The freight agent Of the railroad Nof
the Japanese driver to this Important omission on
The driver did no to be mixed up in any s. II
ceeding being caught with his load an ilega
ing il. Remembering the heavy penalties provided n
this 10 decided TO delS yer the freight to \
otherwise hastily possble SMsteag3' tEs.
What he did to drive IL all the to
of business and tell him about
stamp the freight receipt Mr.
frightened, after which he
stamp the freight receipt anot
down
time, up 1t of his system
legislature probably will
protesting against the application Of the Emergency
FawaiL &C., ~ t41e5s ..E.....
. 7 4 Il i 4 a a
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-01

Die 2eier eriunern iid outb iiher
6eS ,@eloen bonn Gomeron0onm" "
oe8 Gelltihen S5obu s. 9ieb, iuelder
IebensIdnglih sam gSiSconiiner
3uhtbuu5 Derl1rte!lt noroen mar,
neil er angebIib bel Ser 8ertei0i-
guno OeS Cameron 0ontm einen
Silfsiberiff erihoiien bate. 0eriel6e
miro ober niht ntf ireien SUB &c.
iett nerben, psnigitens bot 9unoe8-
rif)ter @eiger oos 8eiud rm au5.
IteQung zines Sabeas Corpus 8e.
febIs obgelpieien. 28. H. glnoerion,
elm farbiger{D @ntpalt aus Chicago
batte iih bes 0erltrtetlten angenon.
men iir1o bas 8eiuh an bas 8unoes.
geridt eeIteIlt. s(nberion lit emf.
| IdloiIen, i'm Sale Der 8erlDeige-
rung elmer appello1ion, iid, oirefi
lons Sber6unoesgeribt 81 pen0en.