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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
LEST WE FORGET

VTYE have been shocked by the
" stories of German outrages in
Belgium and Russian atrocities
in Galacia. but we should not forget
that British history is not blameless
in these matters Just 101 years ago
to-day English soldiery ravaged the
capitol of the United States at Wash
inston. 1t was not a proud day for
either England or America when the
five thousand British raiders destroyed
Washington. For President Madison,
with his wife and Cabinet, was forced
to fee into the country and go into
hiding. Valuable records were hur~
riedly loaded into wagons and hidden
in mills and cellars in Virginia and
Maryland.
The War Of 1912 had been waged
for two years when fleet of sixty
British warships entered Chesapeake
Bay. In command were Admiral
Cockburn and General Ross. The de-
,fense of Washington by the American
troops was made at Bladensburg, but
through interference with the plans OF
6NhCAdi anu MS SLdH In0
efficiency of the small force was re-
duced TO woeful disorder.
The British troopers entered Wash
fnston on the afternoon of August "a,
1914, and at once began the pillage.
Admiral Cockhurn enjoyed the de-
struction, galloping about on a white
horse. The unfinished Capitol, the ar
senal. the White House. the barracks,
the treasury building and other public
Structures were burned. General Ross
attributed the firing of these buildings
to revenge for sniping. The Patent
Once was spared.
At the White House the British ON
GERS disported themselves. They
danced about in Mrs. Mndison's ball
gowns and in wall tapestries and vel
vet curtains. Then they smashed the
furniture and had an all-round good
time. their feelings mounting high
from the contents of the wine cellar.
The torch was set TO. the executive
mansion as the wind-up of this orgy.
Before midnight the invaders had
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
JAPAN "NIoRE ACTIVE"

Japan has spoken. Yesterdays
official dispatch is to the effect
that the japanese government
has reached the conclusion that it
must more actively support the cause
of the allies in their war with Ger
many That may mean much, or little
But the statement was not unexpect-
ed. The extent of this more active
support" will depend entirely upon
the success Of German arms In Rus
sia-
1t would be foolish for Japan to
throw her armies into the European
struggle If the allies demonstrate their
ability to handle the situation. But
with Russia in danger of defeat, ia
pan would have no choice but to pour
her millions of men across Siberia to
tho aid of the Gear. Otherwise Japan
would have to fight Germany after
that nation had conquered all Eu-
rope. The Mikado knows this better
than anybody Hence his announce
ment Of more active support"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
Our Daily Laugh
SOME FUN.

Did you have a
good time the
week you wus in
the country, Os-
wald?
Did II Fine!
Why 1 got the
cholera = morbus,
sunstroke, poison
Ivy, an a bunch
of stone bruises
the very first day'
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
TELE0RAPH'S PERIScOPE

1T was sublime day for which
humbly thank God The booty at
Kovno has increased to 600 guns" says
the German Emperor. For the victory
or the booty?
Whatever goes up is sure to come
down; which leads us to the observa-
ton that the sun must have been
drawing a great dsal OF water some
where.
General villa has assumed the of
fensive," says a news dispatch. Cen
eral Villa is nearly always offensive.
We wonder how DR.. Boho would
feel if some thoughtless printer in
these days of his prominence in the
news forgot and spelled his namc with
an H.
Why this persistent silence on the
part of those who reported last Spring
that the peach crop had been ruined by
lato frosts?
To-day 101 years ago President
Madison was playing the role later as
sumed by King Albert of Belgium.
only the act wasn't so long nor so
tragic.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
IN HARRISBURG FIFTY YEARS
AGO TODAY

[F'rom the Telegraph, Aug. "a, 1865.
Soldier Killed
Robert Shaw, Company F, Sixth
regiment, of Hancock's Corps, was
killed near the Lebanon Valley rail-
road depot in this city to-day when he
was run over by an engine.
Going to Texas
Lieutenant Harry c. Demming left
to-day to join his regiment which is
stationed. in Texas.
Copperheads Convene
The Copperhead State convention
opened to-day in the House of Repre-
sentatives. Business sessions were
held during the day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24

A HARMLESS NUT ONCE MORE
When my Uncle Alexander In his con-
duct got so queer
That the squirrels began to chatter
every time that he drew near,
I consulted with a doctor who declar-
ed: tits mental strain;
He has all the early symptoms of a
badly skidding brain.
What he needs is some distraction to
clear up his cloudy thinks,
I advise daily session on some quiet
golflng links"
So l bought a bunch of niblicks,
mashies, brassies and the rest <
OF the curious utensils of which golf|
ers are possessed
And I hired a husky Scotchman, for a
handsome wage. per day,
To take on my wavering uncle and in
struct him how to play.
And so fascinated was he with his
drives and puts and swats-
In a week he left off claiming he was
Mary Queen of Scots.
But alas, his conversation. never lucid
at the best,
Now excites profound misgivings in my
apprehensive breast,
All he talks about is stymies, drives and
brassies, greens and tees
He's become a hopeless victim of the
deadly golf disease.
And my conscience gnaws my vitals
and my guilty heart is sore;
How I wish my poor old uncle was a
harmless nut once more
Philadelphia Bulletin
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

The Rev. T. C. Billmeyer, of Get.
tysburg went to Watsontown to de.
liver an address. He was one of the
towns early pastors.
-Ex-Congressman R. E. Lee, Of
Pottsville, is taking an active part in
political affairs again.
IS. L. McCurdy, Pittsburgh busi-
nessman, is at Atlantic City.
w. l. Penn. head of the Nor
ganza institution, is at the seashore.
DIR. L. w. OFT, of Philadelphia, is
on motor trip to Canada.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST "a.

For tDhosoeUer shall be ashamed OF
me and Of my UordS in this Gdulterous
and sinful generation, the Son Of man
also shall be ashamed of him, tohen
he cometh in the glory of his Father
NTH the holy angeIs.-Mark S:58.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24

done their work and began to with
draw. AS they passed the grave of
George Washington at Mount Vernon
Admiral Cockburn halted his COM
mand and made them stand reverently
with uncovered heads while the Brit
ish standards were dipped in honor of
the patriots memory.
The entire country was aroused over
the act of the British commanders in
sacking the city of Washington. The
war was pushed with unusual bitter
ness and force to a successful con-
clusion. 1t was another instance when
America aroused herself to the evils
confronting any conquest on her
shores.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
I'M WORRIED
By Wing Dinger

I've written several poems of late
On golf. and friends tell me
I've gone quite nutty on the sport
They say it's twenty three"
For mine IL don't give 1t up
And since I've read the poem
Which follows, don't you know, I,
scared
Ava x.,orriad fp ,,,y dop,ao
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
FRIENDSHIP WORTH WHILE

NovERNoR BRUMBAUGH left
IT behind him when he boarded
the Pennsylvania special for
San Francisco yesterday a statement
containing his unqualified support of
Judge George B. Orlady for re-elec-
tion to the Superior Court. This,
while unusual enough to excite COM
mAnt, is quite within the rights of the
Governor to do. The non-partisan
judicial law has taken judgships out
of politics and the Governor is en-
titled to express his preferences.
Governor Brumbaugh is to be ad-
mired for coming to the assistance of
an old friend. Many a man in his
position might have hesitated. Be-
sides. Judge Orlady has made an ex-
cellent record on the bench, so that
there is more than mere personal re-
gard in the Governors support of the
Orlady candidacy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
The "show Me" Spirit


All people who like to be
shown do not hail from Mis-
souri,.
The spirit is typically Anneri-
can we are an inquisitive peo-
pie and inclined to doubts.
Storekeepers who use their
windows to display the goods
which manufacturers are adver-
tising in the newspapers are
capitalizing this show me"
spirit.
They are satisfying public Curl
osity and by so doing are benc-
fitting their own business.
They are focusing the atten-
tton of newspaper readers on
their store and service.
They are keeping in the. pub
lie eye.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Bobo is now singing his own Hymn
of Haiti.-New York Evening Sun.
Russia evidently has lost her punch
as we'll as her vodka.-Columbia State.
Russia is determined to win this war
If she has to retire to Manchuria to
do it-Boston Transcript.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
DO YOU KNOW
That thirteen State highways con-
verge on Harrisburg?
HTSTORIC HARRISBURG

Two well-established Indian villages
were on the site Of Harrisburg before
the white men came to the ford of the
Susquehanna.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24
AHARMLEss NUT ONCE MORE

And worried in my dome?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24

Colonel Edward NJ. Young, of Allen
town, was here yesterday on his way
to the San Francisco exposition with
the Governors party. Colonel Young
is one of the big bankers of the Le-
high Valley and prominent in many
business enterprises He is a cMe
friend of Colonel H. c. Trexler, the
lumber and cement magnate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24

WE have been shocked by the
wv stories of German outrages in
Belgium and Russian atrocities
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-24

Among the petitions filed late yes
terday afternoon by judicial candi-
dates We're: Henry Nathan Vessels and
]. P. Rogers. court No. 2, Philadelphia;
and Judge Raymond MacNeille for the
Philadelphia municipal court. Will
liam c. Wilson, Philadelphia, filed
for superior court
Ex- Representative George A. Bald
win, one OF the lexowers in 1913, to-
day filed a petition to be a candidate
for judge in Beaver county.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-01
Una agradablr fiesta.

Lii rorIr. bel - drI prosecute cr-
lrDri 81 Gampam"nto "CrrcIo MI
nero % de IL Ordrn d" L"iI"ro-
Iel Munio. 81 >cyto anivnr>ario dc
Ill in-taiaciGu. f. programme d"
,luc ron>'6 ia fiesta cor Ia cGal -
rrlrhr6 81 rrfcrido au~ivHrsario. lui
81 >i2uirnlr:
Lrrtura del arta de iu~stalaci6u.
ror g! >nrrclario. Lucas Herman
dcI.
Rr-rha dc 10, Irabaios ilc,ados a
raho ii =. tlltimu ano. por 81 Sc
nor C.rrscruriu Guerrero. dIScur>o
Dor - senior I-iIro Nontalvo h
piSrurSo por Ia sonora Delfjna Gar
"a Ic.lIcrndndcL. c~yponicndo las Ven
taia> de ser mjambrp IT, Ia Ordeu;
Discourse por Il senior Rafael Lc-
dr~ma. Tcrmjuaio p arto. sjGuIc
iii bale que durd Ira>ta dcspucs de
media uUuhe.
FL CURRESp0NSN
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10 QUE HA HECHO EN- MEXICO
viene dc Ia pagina 5.

80. la exportaci6n de Mexico de
productos prohibidos", y a Luis
i;onzalez, un verdaderO jovenzuelO
lie obtuvo ell lugar que ocupa en-
- altos circulos vil!istaS, facili-
undo Z "paDchO' los mcdiOS de
lie escapara de Ia cIrccl. dondc
abba sidO rncer'adO pOr Sus iniu-
CRADLES rrimcncS.
AmOntonadOS en- Ia antcsala de
oficina. dctraS dc "a mampara
CRYSTAL que %atravieSa Su inte-
", habia gentcS de tOdas cla-
; esperanto Su turnO para eli are
o de los negOcIOs Que l!evaban.
lbia agrntcS Que representation
companies americans, fabrican-
: de armas y municioncS, repre-
ntanicS vIllisiaS ~enrarGadcs dc
rnirr los prOduCtOS cOnfiscad0S,
lc r%>peraban SUI turnO para dar
lenta a Iiip6iitO del GXitO o fra
80 ObtrnidO al vcndcr los bienes
'rebataioS Il los prDpietarios De
antaciOnrs. minas y Otras pro-
rriairS del .Nuric de Mexico, que
4 mcnuLu rstaban p~rOteStandO
mira los uliraicS Y rOboS de que
IN viciimas: m~rn>aicr0S de IN
iuana Y de- los cuartelcS del ej6r-
10. que arrOjaban u sOmbrerOs
'br" un ampliO rscritoriO ante5
rnlrar Ell cl privadO santuario
liip6lito: cmplcadOs f%crrOcarri-
ros que pcdian Fl regreSo a los
>taiOs UnidOS De algunOS carrOs
. carga pcrdidos en- alguna par
ic Mexico: ~prScadOres De on
stones. b%uSCOnr>, pd)pietariOS dc
'SaS de jueso: cn rcSumcn. la mas
rtabir collection We iniividuOS Dc
frrcntcs nacionalidadcs V de las
jS variadas OcupaciDndS; bDdoS
rios y muy pr"ocupados pOr los
rminGs qu" debcrian cmplcar pa
, divi.irsc a los altos %rcprescn-
n!cs del leader bandido.
,\furra. proncS a cabaiIo, balan-
inioSr >Obrr los eStrlbOS de las
la DE- Su> rabaIcaiuraS. pasando
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IL C.tBtLLERO ESTUND 4 Pun
70 DE MORIR. 800.
Viene de La cuarta.

GoustitucionaLista y Generates, CO.
pcruaJorcs y AlcalJc> dc les pue-
bios. con motive o preteXtO dc
~nIediari6n de- paz Que nadlc ha So
Had0 $niIcitar.
Aunqrlc 70 oplno que deola ha-
bcrsc conteStado con ri mas pro-
fundo >ilcncio. Sirva al menos, CO.
mo listed dice. para demostrar ST.
Quiera la mas complcta solidari-
dad del EjGrcito Constitucionalista,
Try F."Trcvino;Canales'.
Motive d. concentrates divcrsos
la sido Ia carta preinserta que,
como Sc ve. esti concebida Ell ter
ulinuS paSl0nalcs.
Ell CORREspONSAh.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-01

del Sur0rsi,. DE la Union .Amcri
rama. pOrJuc eIlOs fucrOn los PR
fnrr0S cn dar apoyO con su pacil
ca traDaiO al capital Que Sc aven
turaba an amos pasadOS Il cOnquls
| 'ir ~ moriifcrn daSicrtO "n dOnd
como 81 trabijadOr. cStaDa eXpueSt
4 p"rn,rr EulUnccS las u.ilOne
au"r..anaS =. LiS!uyicrOn j" NAL;
ia' Il ~ mitiuvros 4 t'aDaja
iar-rS HOl:;> PEI un Sur!ID rGiu
:ri|r Y Il hacrr!r 'rente a las VI
ci>iilHc> del IrSpoblaGo. y paCicn
iamrntr rSprrarOn los ti"mpOS pro
prrOS rn que los SurldOS son me
jnrc>. laS huIaS mas cOrtaS Y MA
yurrS las rOInUdidairS de- III" pu
i.u ilsiIujar ru I'M E>tadO gu
marrha ppr =, raminn del procre
- paia vcnir q prorndimlrnto
inirIn$ a tratar De arrOiar los pla
tnS Il Ia cara del iucHo De la cas-
=! .>pu;S de- habrr>r hartalO.
Las unionc> a:rrrlcana> tcme
,Iur la ".ry del ocilrnta por ci"r
~" sea rrpuiida por IA Cortc 81
prcma de Ia Nari6n 81 pr6XlmO me
,Ir Nnvlerubrr Y :" prcpaTan a en-
lIII.ar a los tr%abaiaiOrcS mcyica
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-01

NrmoS p0r Ia prrnsa. qu" los OF
~2anizarior"S De Ia Western Fedora
lion IF Miners. al tratar De organ.
ZaT Il los irahajaIOrrS mrXICanoS dr
Clifton. han rnt0niradO opO>lcI6n
muy S,ria entire los mISmOS iraDa-
Ia,iuTr> mcXIcanOS que con SODl'l-
ia raXnIl Ven Ell cSta union amrTI-
cana d" mincrv<. no >Olamcntr I'm
rn"Inl@u uUr luirrc climlnar:OS 'I'
los rrutr"S del i~rai,aju del E.Sja'io
," Arizona. sin" Il um @rupo que
lnrapaI tie pu,i"r culnp"Ur con -
trtnalaIOr m"Xirano al 81 taller.
"n Ia funIIcl6n. II IA NINA y rn
81 trrrrno dc: trabaio al general.
~ ia larl!a,O I'll llr-ar haSta Ia
violation ,h. io~ ,irrrrhp> mas >a-
GRADES lie. ilombrr.. para c~onsr@uiG'
Ill ':Ni'o prup6>Iin. Dr>purS III"
81 trHuajadur mryIrauo Ina >iiG prI-
NaiO irl >ulraGjo purolIc ignore
e, iiiuma im-i.S. y aunHu" sea ma
two H. alurl E-;aip. ia> union">
amrriraua~ Gr>pui> de- irSarr"li-
tar pur medic I" >uS publicarionr>
Il ,u> irahaiainrr> m"NIranus. -"
han prnpurst" pa,ar irH'> IN" ,">
|arrnirn del E-'ldo IT, Arizona. So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-01
In peri6dico pide a las autori'
dades que trasladen al Oral.
Huerla a San Antonio

lipa a ">taiiar un ,cyantamlrniu III
@auilalo por =! ,icmcnto mrNlcan
rrfu@iado cu c>ta cludad. punllc'
IN articuic pidicndu Il ia, autorlra
iI,> luc Il general NicIoriano iluc'
"a t. i~ra>iadaI0 Il la cIud.d d
ar Antonio. Texas. Dice cl ritad
Hnri6iiro que tai mcdida 'rr,iul
.aria On brmcficiO de la r2Iario
HOS de- m~rXicanOs y nort%amcrlra>
nos rrSidenieS en- cSta p~nDsaclcn.
SrgIIn 81 p~eri6dicO a que aludc
Hi-unoS amigos Y Simpatlzadorr'
Irl rX-prrSiirntr Ir Mexico. no De-.
,Irran la oporiunidai Que Sc L.:
prr>cnic. para iibrrtar al g"nrra
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lion ~rrI p"r I'm tempo inJGflnld"
In p]rriIilru m"Xican0 que
puiplira aIui, dice. 4 propo>lto dc
artirulu del rrriGdirv americana
dur ru 81 r"mI". Ia aI1rna, n
'uariclamlrnt" h' 'ropa'' pa'ru''''
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IN c,,, riudad yuci,a a ser 81 tcma
Ir Ia. rony"r>acionea IA PRISON
can las ,impaiiaS que 81 pueblo d"
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Esta obra ensena los misterios de las
ciencias ocultas. Contiene Ell TRAN
xulo de Solomon, Ia i~rradiacion ma
gica, Ia Cabala, secretos del eNto,
aigromancia, etc. .......-...ss.0O
81 Verdadero Libro Internal. Trata-
do complete de las ciencias ocuitas.
Contiene Ell libro de San Cipriano, Is
cIavicula de Solomon, magia supre-
ma, invocaciones, conjuros, Ell ORA
s6n Rojo y Ia Cabra Internal, rece-
! las de la reina Cleopatra, etc. 7se
u Yerdadero Dragon Rojo. Contle,
ne pactos ~infernales, encantamlen'
sos, modo de hacerse invisible y dc
svocar al diablo, etc. ......:Ss.oC
sYdadero Horoscope para Adiy1aal
j po7veHiE Ss'
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8EA4i9i
(Continuarl).
'ESARROLLO NOTABLE DEL
CLUB COOPERATING MEN,
CAN0" De TOWNSVILLE.

MYsEasss
Fl senior lose Mora, Gercntc del
,LUB COOPERATING MEXIC.A-
." de ~FlOresvillc, ha cSlablcciiO
: nsta ciUdad una Sucursal de ia
'fcrida a]S0ciaci6n. en- la casa MI
GRO 528 de Ia callc de Sur Lare-
,. Ii"ha SururSai cucnta va con
.iSientcS miembroS, todoS ellos ra-
jcadOs en- cSta ciudad. En- cuanto
nimnro total dc los micmbrOs
=! CLUB COOPERATIVE. ascien-
N 4 mas DE- mil trcscirnfOS, 10
tlc drmucSira que Ia asOcIacl6n IS
lcrlr Y gOza de- prcStigio -ntr2 81
urhlu.
I"iu- I"> micmbroS del Club cs-
in de- piaccInr>. por1uc va Sc CO.
lrrZi A ~Sllrtir Il IOluS de- los arti-
Iiu> DE- p"Imrra nrrrSidad. lndlS-
"n>ablcS para la vita. il rcparto
4 r>tad0 vrrlficinduSc y este ha
'"ri1O que los mlcmbroS del Club
>t"n >atifechos DE- habcr inGrc-
Ijo a II aSociacion que ofrece
I'll cXrcicntcS resUltados.
II Cicrcnte, 81. Nora. solicifa nue.
OS mirmbroS IA Tin dc hIcer del
hub una organization de las mas
rlerteS o. Estado de Texas. To-
las aquel!as personals que dcscen
l~etalic> . r%ualquier informc. pueden
jirigirSc al rcferido senior Mora, a
IS South Laredo. EN- Ia scguridad
ln que obtendrdn cuanto dato soil
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SBRAS DIVERSAS.

"A Voz de Ia Naturalezs. Colecci6R
lie hermosas historias y novelas mo-
-sles ~
- anual de Agriculture y Ganader1s.
indispensable para Ia genie de cam
20 Con grsbados SILKS
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Correspondence especial para LIZ pRENsi
f. PAs'O. Texas. A2osto 81.
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rdlilad, q rail- i" Ia aiarTma lE'
-. prod ; arui con motive d. ii
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