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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12

garage, AIT Herr street, 500; B. Far
ron, two-story brick stable lab Cow
den, $500; Anglo Gimino, two and
one-half story brick, S04 South Sec
ond, $500.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12

Building Permits.-H. G. Brandt,
two three-story mansard brick houses,
Seneca street, northwest corner How
ard, $4,000; B. Bloom, one-story brick
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-12

Bowman's sell May Manton Patterns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31
gsa6lridlter nuO -Glcrfs.
Nnrcan Der Nablauiiinis ychurDc Der einoi
NaItimprr, Nerdllenebannc

8alftmorc, 81. Sui 1914.
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Baltimore Gendn Der &ordriicn hes H. 9bs
i6niie oes 49, slrilca Der 5iicHiiihcn alice
mcincu Vcictc Ole 9Snb,NdiCr mo s0letia
liir bic 0crl1leoencu 9sa6l erc5iniie .ocr be-
lnacn Si0oi cruuuni DQucn. madDcn iie bicrf
mil ole Jiumcn uuo oic geo1nore eoer 70 ere
nnnnten @crion. Ionic Die rcpciiiOe poliiluc
Garie bciauni mclobe icnc genannic gcron ill
6er asp9i Der ssapland5ts 9cb1roe pcrireicn
fol-. Die 70 crnanntcn Nl6tcr iunOircn iOi
wogl aus Aceiirirnngs eeamie. ipie ou9 ais
9Sabltidtcr
Sae cicict ma6i es occr ecD1roc 5nr
RlliOt, iracno lucidc acaen Die Snbalci oocr
Gnaiiiiatiun icocr ns 9SnblRNicr oocr
0leri crnnnnicn &crlon er0obencn Glnpcnonns
gei, ole nriitlid bel ocrielben ein0ercidt wcr.
ocu nlOaen SO priicn mo iraeno pclnc nie
Jlinicr oocr 0lcri criialnic Rcrion nb5nicben,
lpciOcn 0iccibe Del Der uncrlnhung dle I'M
paileno pocr niid1a bciinocn ionic. Dc gcs
bJroe iuiro oicicniaeu Nidier uuo elrris. ge.
gen luebe iein @roici crboben miro. am TO-,
If. nno r.. Angui eiulnuoreu
6. 2. Z. 0lpnlo,
Oomnno s. gendlicr
3nrtun NJ 9lioglcD
gtd5lauiii6is. Scb0roc.
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G0ci.GIcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31

ben bridieBen oItcrreidiiden
Gonuu.Gompicr. aoiIcriaecr
oeecn Scrbcnbouoen in 9osnien
ecididt. Oeiterreidiidc @reiic
aber 6rons Soicp6's goniicit.
~sein foItburites S|crma@t-
nib"
gsicn. 80. Suli. @ie bier uer-
louiet, lduit DER oiterreidiidlc 6elo.
5ugsplou oarnui binnus, 5luei 9lr.
meen in's 6elO 81 ieaeu. iiber mel.
DE DER @6ei oes @roBen @enerol.
iiobs. 8rciberr Conrad BON Soteu-
oori, oen Cberbeie6l iibren ioll
Gle cine ser beiOen 9Irneen miro
@otioref @eneraIinipettor Ser Pr
NEE uno 9onoeSdei BON 9osnien
imo Der Ser5egowina, iiibreH S9re
9hligobc miro es iein in Serbicn
cin5uiallen. Gie 5meite glrmee ioll
Dem General Der Sniauterie bon
@o6m 6unolli. Dem GommanOeu
oes eriien iu aratou itntiouirteu
Corps, lnicriteat peroen. Gieie glr.
NEE lpir0 oeden N}outencaro operi.
ten.
Ser6iihe z 6iiffe.
Scmlin 80. Suli. ~ Die Ser
ben babeu auf einen oiterreiHiiden
Conan Gompier, pelder BON DO
uitoren beeleitet. ben SIuB binmii.
iibr. nit @ottIina-8nnouen aefcli-
Ell. Qie Ceiierreider erwioerten Oos
Hcuer DER Serbclr oas bolo 6ln
Shmeigen gebraht unroe. Gas filr'
5e 8euergeiedjt oerlief obne SerIuite
fir oie Oeiierreider.
Sn 9oSnien einge bo den.
@ltoapeit, 80. Suli. Gs miro
beridltct. Oob 5o6lreihe Serbeubon-
Oen in yosnien cingcbrohen iulO
imo mnl perindjcn. in Der @robinj
rincn sluiri6r 6erpor5urilieu. Ii
roller aoiieriaocr iiuO gegcn iie oe-
ionot iporoen, I'm O0s Serrain 5ll
Iaubern.
nSi oitburitcS germddt.
nib"
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fer 5ron5 Soiepb an iein 9olf erlai-
icne 9lufrui bat in allen 56eilen OeS
qonoes ben grobten @inorud ee-
ilodjt Cie gl1tter bebeu 6erbor, cs
Diirite bieieS pobl Der ein3ise Sail
In Der @eibid)te iein ooB Elm Serr-
lder ge5pungen poroen iei Wlei.
helmoro als @runo Der Grfldring
oes ariegeS on5uiiibren.
Ios o9leuc laaeblatt" ipriht IN
beeciltcrter s9eiie bon oem 01aniieit
Oes aoiiers ino neunt Oas Gotlment
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bdueten Era6tiperre lit es beiuabe
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1ui llmmceen. Sic 9ermitthmgs.
berfiGe ser Eiplomoteu oouern
fort Soweit i'll bic in 9lusiiht oe.
IfelIte Huierpentiou 9hiBlauo's i'm
SntereNe oeS 8rieoens nod niht er.
foIoi
@rdi 9lnoralip per0fienilidt in 0cs
.9ieien 6reicu @reiie~ einen 9lrti.
Eel. in melden 5iiberiidtIid erfldrt
miro, Die oofaliiirune Oes arie9cs
iperoc Dait Der gemiibuuaen ser
ousDdrtigen @iddte oeliuaen.
IS egen @uher in 2ebenss
mittel.
Die 9eboroen oes gon5en 9leiheS
boben 9(ngeiidts DER 96atiadc, oaB
in pcrihicoenen St1oten oes SnnOes
in oen lesten Gagen Der &reis Der
2ebensmittel rapio in Die Sobe gina
einen @lnrimoltarii ieiieeiett Inn 10
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beucu Gieier Carl eritredt iid All
8leiid @le6l, 9roo, 3nder uuo
oGiecnc 9roft uno gun.
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geronloiiuns ons Norloment oopou |
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-31
Ctrb 5iuci 0lrmce'm im's
JcIO fteIlcm.

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piro Cbcrbcfcbl iiibrcn. II Ger.
ben bcidieBcn oIterrcidiidcn
Gonuu.Gompicr. auiicriaocr
oeecu scrbcnbunOen in gosnien
acididt. Oeiterreidiidc @rciic
fber 5ron5 SOicpbs g'oniicIt.
~sein foIt6orItes s}crmabt-
nib.~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01

(which you guys posted gate tn after
tn guard asked High Private Of
the crowd company barber shop tas*. tl
= No volunteered the information. g.. .7r L
ComC all speak once, said Jones Each looked
at his neiEhbor and smiled, but nobody spoke. . Il
barber asked well what to know for auyhowi
Oh, nothing said Hony to commend
for his strict duty an tip him Off low
an Keep of the way FOR a few days" t' N
stTel Us" exclaimed barber shop chorus. IA
anybody Kidding him. After
he satisfied he sad 1ts all account o. them orders
anybody in tn
You Know the got because somebody ckin
he pcddlers the place, tn
eaisi An civilians engaged in private business
viii be fred of the reservation unless they got pentf Well
how " make somebody down at tn barred the
gcnt that Dewars Scotch orders tn Club This
out o. the post before gets in him
I'm because i'll bonehead play the price Scotch
tount o the e.ra,t-sf.
,'Then Indignation 'why
ntries he their duties nigenyf they
Any ought q be able to tell the difference between Chino
pedd gntmanly liquor discriminate
tn' kind got 1t from tn Chinese
You give gun put post
n they II You're right old man, another
Thats automobile
First thing know they'd be hatin at night BALL. Et3
akn' automobile explained
"The' that armed with pencil gettn
fake his you speed
ont like raise too much dust or these
tries air any watches time they got
pretty safe The they
when gon make flying tackle look
J. lspeedometer before you shut of, see"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01

previous rough trips Ask
if they think this going to be the worst trip Speculate
getting the bow, the pitching dreadful
the galley saloon, where will all the bad smells
Try nauseating olo
heard
You NAV he able 10 get from books There should
seasick fetch
ing verses have been penned, on this subject.
Discuss different brands of easck remedies how they stick
swallow them bitter they
how they make your head swim and eardums rng how
that always sick in spite Of them and utter lack
might add Doctor Wiley Good House
about the harmful effects Of these drugs and the futt
IF doping yourself F# 6E NV. TElf @E# .....E".
Ey this time the bge begin to rise in your throat
sailing time you will melancholy apprehensions of
perfectly miserable trip that you anticipate all the distressing
sufy air of staoom the pemonitory
symptoms; about how the in the and
eehed Don't for the world cloak palate anything through
good breeding refined openly
uch vomiting, "retehng, "heavng up JONAH etc
suggestive and will help greatly including calm
,eted of the bile and stomach i..I... '..s .
yon reach the wharf inquire anxOusy of if
they this going be nasty trip As you aboard, ask
officers Don't omit remark I wetehed sailor It's
and dainty and picturesque and contributes suggesey to
have completely battered all resistance
against of the ship that might have been able to call
20 your help that think left say I always my
om and lie down the FIRST thing That completes the surrender
your will habbyi superinduced suscep
~ to- that Neptune will be disguised when YOU so easily
power sigh because have left absolutely nothing
don saw that askness is avodab or that wipower can
sxtythird degree Christian Scientists
all sewardess hut do believe that this in
kinds sickness in all Of bodies by minds
Eliminated minds kept fixed tho cheerful
trip suggestion hypnotic
largely all intercourse with others
and normal state instead Of disque
md end absurdy enved abnormal state
should deal selfontroled then
le in the trip. Actually have brought
sickness while writing this lanai purely by artosuGgesoa
ness suppose Of the ot will make, possibly
after he has learned to navigate the air sail the bottom of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01
Ths ]. PASSING Of 1ndividual courage.

Human courage a. great today Thetmopyae but
.t sas Aes as not
ss'is 9sE sesHs' iSs%
\ ss ST. Y; s; ssssss @ a de-
has never vSa$
stronges. world grave
miles SsRns those e sS9r en-
SGss, IT, + i the % Ss 1S Ss
ago me nc y %oos ns m
water Today cent q the EnEna
the France foryons
As consequence Of the concentration Of population
the economic life Of nation has be dsestey
regularity products city unobueted
outlet otherwise crisis Inevitable with is attendant uRemPo
a great without serious disturbance of its
The dwee already represent percentage Of the
population OF tne mou s ss's ana TINS ~
that the percentage Of this class found m the cities
flow steadily to the city; the aged and the Very young
workers drawn mill
tay merely those who without but
t%o@ for support arc being drawn for aaonaI defense
aa ' '' TS az aif
the head Of rural household howeye snsts the he
which win afford Of subsistence although the labor Of age
roof #asn as drafted
military service his wie and eaGren must ran ph upon employ
with certainty especially i war Z attended Al
inevitably commercial Disturbances
doubtful whether the whole history Of the world the
heavily
they the industrial working elass Of the present day The
TO MOUTH strikes on the hand
Yet would have believe that worngeass
hntimilarsm is merely surface phenomenon which will dsap
pear with the first call 49,
The military campaign of today does not consist formerly Of
marches territory sury seges nteminble
arrsoning Of captured cities The modern campaign short and
hurried trains bae like cattle
soldiers life and death is
his
becoming mechanical like argescale indus
try It's chief distinction its appalling accident rate Aecidentf
battlefield differ death
explosion coisonf Bugars and Turks still
with bes but Germans and French death
automatically at long p. ~, y.
Like material gain glory and adventure are rapidly withdrawing
of the soldier IL they not
already unaanable. Their tradition only remains
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01

neither mind engineer Consequently cannot
tell whether City Engineer Wall really intending TO noacs
Kalaa6a under that he building road
whether he is just having fun with reporter who has swa
lowed his Jest for fact quite positive however, that ~ Eng
Wall build blocks Of olasses be Is going
make mess out of aakaua M s3.
city engineer had suggested fish glue binder for his
proposed build road surface by steam
rolling depth Of inches had decided
bquettes pineapple and these for curb
stones suppose he but waste molasseso hold
up automobile traffic refuse to believe II ss 3
beauty moasses according what has been printed
is that II will not to tife This a certainly
discovery viii stick 70 Everything else
EARTH but had thought trying rubber tire have
seen ii stick ali around baby which moef piece
OF bread trcaele; 1t cleav closer thar brother
when papa piece after baby had left II
the rocking chair up noticed what
suspousy like moasses sticking everything that touched
mills but must confess that have
automobile tire Swimming lightly the noasses tanks
other things that will not stick to. @ and
flies than Antiphogne have
nsed pouee Why
try bit Of Kalakaua avenuei Why not
the petrifed jokes plentiful these
daysf Why gather few miles Of the good intentions
candidates and spread these arOundi We
paved with Intentions and that place has
nothing sections of the highway leading 10 the finest
bathing beach in the world. SO
Why stick to molassesf trying make this
oneindustry countryf Democratic platform 10
this crookuE the TO
the baronsi II Wall were true DeTorst he would rew
mulched niP the flag ends of
would long his suggested moses and
would give the supervisors good chance to do some Dust
with the voters F4S EIF,E&.% sf i".aNF yfL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01

industry These bgots think Of thai MS gift
expenditure This Is the line Of
advanced by those who style themselves
Democrats. - 3 IN .: lrt
Assuming that 6gures by an
Dand oidng any benefit that Uncle Sam received
maands figures out about nine cents annun
per head Of population. I,.,1 II. :, ~,
The magnitude this "stca appalling All that the United
Of Hawaii the ownership Of Pearl Harbo
internal receipts the fee simple title to
Of valuable agricultural lands the
frontage along Honolulu haTbo Diamond Head
other fertilization and the
right a lot Of government jobs in Hawaii with the
Heading Skag Hoows waonie Sleepy Corners
and esimabe gentlemen their but not always
In sympathy with Hawaiian ideals, 1..a#
That 440D0ODO0 you bunch item
debit side Of the ledger but would like 70 ask these belly
Democrats whether the credit items the
count are going their valuation, oursi
Hawaii what is have idea that what Ha
mutually received when
something infinitely precious and intrinsic than
vold paper mark branded IT, the bargain
equal not to be eckoned in dollars and cents
Of these Eds reminds Of Of the
country visitor by his guide that
that proud city stands bartered by
powder horns three hnocs and twenty pounds
looked thoughtful and he ddn
think t. Powder worth then than 1t il
> Inow.p .t4ss2 1's, t.,' ''ab
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01
The War Maxims of Napoleon

following Napoleon maxims taken H. A.
Fishers the Home University Library published
by Henry Holt 4 Co. ... -.
Unity of command is a first necessity of war; 't
ove is the of the idle the distraction of the
warrior the stumbling block of the sovereign
1.-The first quality of cOmmandeinchef a cool heed
e lies well lie sometimes, but
is too much.
"a himself times If
the enemy appear right left what should
do If he finds himself embarrassed he is i'll posted
when king he kind the reign is failure
Heart How the de"il know what heart f II is
bit big which the blood quicker
when rum
High tragedy is the school of 1t is the duty of
spread It. Tragedy the soul raises
the heart. and ought to create heroes
bleeding contributions noca incidence
The vice Of Institutions that thew have nothing
which appeals the Man only be governed
through IMAGINATION Without it he is BRUTE
''(ors"ripiou the nation, purifying its
tv and framing all its habits"
81 regard myself probably the daring who h
existed
i Ni''H" Of ciN'',"'
There only nations East and West. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01
Small Talks

JACK LUCAS sure after the working mans vote
And going to get it too !. t b. e@.#.t Sa .aa
WILLIE sAvIDGE-Yes is true that using my Pack
ard Six to generate power to my electrobator
col w. 1oNEsnawaii Of the few world powers tnat
D. MeINERNY-I believe frequent holidays and public
days good for cth holidays the more business
W, J. DYERIt good get back to Honolulu We do not
realize how clean and bright city until we have visited J"
of mainland cities. D.. ~. a..saE4 astk
ALBION CLARK--IIonouu a civilized Town. II this
election day holiday.
PAxsoN-An importer plantation work stock is not nee
ary college professor although they do say back In Missouri
HANAwAKt KRjGER-est forget: 1.-THE who lives In
he public must sometimes expect to be under the "' Aeh
JUDGE c. W. AsHFoRD-Thero be any anybody
the % Of R SsS 90 ana
PArR1cR HENRY BuRNETTE--Thsre nothing
o%obo that am not familiar with EXCEPT the installing the
be radiator. p. ,sr .s...5
W W. THAYER- Of Territory would
election instead win have
two elections this year. %N .5
at these political %ss&S ss:, with sample sS remarks
the Kaimuki meeting the other night. #.. @
are they trying to make s ne ths o gs r
attorney and he il haoe there
Jun for this job. But how help that
ternoon against the removal Of Judge Clemens believe
T opposed Il q SEg polite. nto questions The Judiciary
JOSEPH sHEEDY-If change all the time
S % w EH Gss noSns and
eoHice II changes their
= would know the difference. M
E. NJ EHRHoRN-L Macfarahe, the Of the Captain
coffee from Kona last week
examining found that ninety Of all the fruit
Opus. This that the
jpius 5 going help the fuAy problem in Hawaii
JACK oooPER see william Bryan advocated
Club the other day that he intends to introduce bill
transportation. bill passed
would be obliged to hire Waterman
FRED SMITH, this winter, and
big at beach Honolulu hotel build
unfortunate The Moana, Young and
dawa completed years before their time Those
shown We ought to have big hotel
lat Waikiki with lots of cottages around it.
Give detachment Of Canadian
1t will not long before
Australian will be the to the seat OF
5000 New Zealanders have voun
people and the Canadians dis
War anxious
again Whether these will be by
Panama BY Of Canadaa yet has not been
leeided III si,t. sstta
ALEXANDER HUME FoRD-Live, remain in Hawaii
tramp Kaa and Makaha Valley two thousand
patch Of blaekberiea about
the finest and largest black
What chance in this for the
small vacation fortune picking these glorious
bringing them markell And yet this patch Is
coffee plantation surrounding IT,
in Hawaii but nobody
loops pick gnng merely because they don't look
like y. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01

without pictures by of ether and
think his thoughts typed without keyboard
will be the old Neptune
the knack bong the old god around he yrannize
us: but don't you it's got to comet VI ~ I'D. n
You might apply principle attitude towards the
siege of weather. just the it applies seasick
To chatter about the rain and mud be
from morning night because it wet to allow ourselves to
think of it, brood it, and become depressed morbid
about it, simply advertise how bupge life until
learned from God how live it trumphantly.
a.@@ y - - - y
story from Paauhau to the effect that faithful house
in hospital dying He it, and his
mistress knew it, when she help cheer him he entered
the dark valley. >.' ...
now Matsuf'' she asked with grief
voice, with the family for many years.
81 think pretty hell Masu Then noting
the Mortified look his beloved mistress face, he fastened
add: ono plikia" IT,. .@' . ~. g., +,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01

LONDON IShe Chronicle today publishes the follow
ng poem entitled "Liege" by William Watson.
Betwixt foe and France she ...., T.. ,-
the Immortal France the free ggrs. 49,
The foe. like vast living # i"
Drew nigh. ... .E'. ...,
He dreamed that his tide would stay
But when he bade her make way .....
She, through her cannons answered, Nay,
Not L
No tremor and n fear she showed .s :,.... ...h
She held the pass, she barred the road 10
While deaths unsleeping foot bestrOde d.
The ground ~.. = -" /.
as deeds of noblest worth ,-... ..
sung mid Joy and and mrth
Her glory shall to the ends of the earth X
g ResOund ..t,'. -,
Watched by n wo that yearned to aid, o..
Lonely stood but undismayed, ..
Replendent the part she played ...a
And pure. ..'..' Dc. T.. ,.3
Praised be her heroes, proud her 6 ~,
She threw her sOu into the
Her name shall with the lOvces
Endure
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01
All Our Armies Less Than
One German Force

all fought in Of the
United States including the Revolution were recruited into Que
reat fighting would total 4,lS7 iii
Some idea magnitude the great world
fighting in
with horde Germany alone is prepared to hu into the
conhist--namely, 100000 men. 1&..
Fac Of the nations at in Europe total 2ooO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01

ignore all that about the
influence mind What psychology do with
stomach II is Knel So writes friend The
- in the Kohala Midget. Y ok.
sail gable with all acquaint
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01
Fundamental Democrats r DIS or D,F's2

Here Honolulu the argument still advanced BY political Gsrt
Hawaii onesded bargain They
that have paid Produeers
protection during the last sixteen years and that
which American people bound
acknowledge continuing the protective tariff sugar 70 pePe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-01
How to Avoid ssasickness.

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-16
To Consider "Hardscrabble"
Claims Next Tuesday

Just when the city will take the next
step in the "Hardscrabble" problem
will depend upon the action of the
City Commissioners Tuesday. The
claims of the twenty-three property
owners submitted at yesterdays ses-
sion will be considered at that time.
All told there are forty-two proper
ties to be affected by the proposed
movement to formally open Front
street from Herr to Calder streets to
low water mark of the Susquehanna,
so that nineteen quotations are yet to
be heard from.
For the properties quoted to Council
yesterday a total of $152,500 was
asked. In some instances the owners
do not want to sell; in other cases it is
believed that a figure was simply
quoted in order to establish a basis
upon which to conduct negotiations.
Council will consider the claims next
Tuesday and City Solicitor d. s. Seitz
will then he instructed as to what fur
ther steps to take. Viewers will be ap-
pointed to assess benefits and damages
if no satisfactory adjustments can be
reached.