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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
FEW SECRETS III DIPLOMACY
Diplomats Cannot Now Safely die
Abroad for Benefit of Ones
Country at Home"

1.-THE golden rule and the Monroe
doctrine are" as John Hay, one of the
greatest of American diplomats, said
"Our guides in American diplomatic
life' Truthfulness and discreet frank
ness are, in his opinion, it's distinguish
ing qualities. I'VE have generally told
squarely what we wanted, announced
early in the negotiations what we were
willing to give and allowed the other
side to accept or reject our terms"
The secrets or dlpIomacy still exist,
to be sure; many things are safely
hidden in the archives, and still more
in the memories of ambassadors and
safely ''lie abroad for the benefit Of
ones country at home" They may be
reticent or they may use language that
wells their real purpose, but in no
career is a lie more looked on as dis
graceful and useless than in this
career to which Talleyrand and Mat
ternich gave q bad reputation.
The study of little things was the
principal business of some of the older
diplomats. There is q story that Tai
leyrand always sat with his back
against the light and with snuffbOx
in his hand. Sitting in that position,
he could watch the play of his oppo-
nents features. and by offering his
SnuffbOx could gain time before an
swering a difficult Observation-Disclosures
+. Egan, United States minister to
Denmark. in the Youths Companion.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
Effect Of DRINKING Water.

An analysis of DerspiratiOn shows 1t
to be of poisonous nature, as might
be expected when one stops to consider
that it Is composed of water carrying
In solution the waste products of the
system. If the colon is impacted, as
it is apt to be unless one partakes free
ly Of water, the perspiration Is apt to
be strong and disagreeable, because it
must carry OF the foul matter that
would otherwise be carried or through
the bowels. Likewise, If sufficient fluids
are not partaken of, the kidneys are
not doing their normal share Of carry
ing ON the garbage OF the system, and
as a consequence the Precipitation must
do extra work and accordingly become
strong and disagreeable.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Mr.. Early was an elderly bachelor
He had grown weary OF living alone
and determined to marry. For long
time he had known the widow Kimball
and he asked her to be his wife. The
question was a complete surprise to
her, and her reply was a confused
'NO."
After rejecting few days, however
she reconsidered the matter, and when
she met Mr.. Early she said:
by the way, Mr.. Early, do you re.
member the question you asked me the
other dayT a.: -. e. ......
Mr.. Early said that he did.
.' "Well," she continued, 1--WE been
thinking the matter over and Eve
changed my mind" ) 81
$50 have l." replied the bachelor.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

A recent meeting OF foot fecfprl
brought forth the inforEnatiOn- that oil
feet ARE dfyided into three Glasses,
namely. inHared. Outnared and .stxaiEht
tho HrSt two daaseS being scientific
divisions for the common aNieVAonu
known rs pleeentOes and bowleGS. one
DOCTOR said: shoes are provesAially
made u ft the eye and the pocket
book, bat not the feet The ordinary
classification Of boots, shoes and slip.
pers does not fit with the infarcd, cut
Gared and straight classes Of, feet,
stated the doctors, as was proved by
the fact that most manufacturers ride
In automobiles. To remedy the situa-
ton Il IL proposed that all shoes cs1n-
form with the three general classes Of
feet.-POpu1ar Science.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

e You would have your medicine
cteeeE what 1t should b. aATfeesr store
away any bottles that are not In use,
TAF1w empty bottles away, self them
on else e0nsien them TO an out-of4hn-
way cupboard or shoff Ia the ster1-
room. ARd never keep on hand odds
AID ends Of medicine that nobody 10
taking at the present time. Such medi-
cine as must be kept In the bathroom
cabinet, usually called a medicine
closet, should be plainly labeled. MoreA
over, the bottles should be kept clean.
They can be washed with a hot cIoth
without disturbing the labels.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
A one.Sided Argument.

A penitent-lOoking man was on trial
FOR vagrancy and disturbance of the
peace. The judge seemed inclined to
be lenient with him.
"What was the prisoner doing when
you arrested him?" he said to the Do
lfceman.'' .a~.
He was having very heated arsu-
ment with a cab-driveH, your honor y
but: that doesn't prove that he waS
the worse for liquor" the judge said.
many sober people have arguments
with cGb-drivers,' i, *. .
SO they do. your h0nGr," said the
policeman, "but in taais~eGss there W.
NO c&b-drfxer." >s>,>..
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
BRYAN STILL LIVES.

William Jennings Bryan has the
county guessing again. The folks are
now specializing upon the Commoner' :
recent declaration for national Wo-
man suffrage and national prohibition,
and the proposition he makes to have
the Democratic party incorporate these
| issues into its declaration OF principles
four years hence.
Mr.. Bryan appears to be about the
; Invest political corpse in the United
States today, Notwithstanding the mex
cusable blunder he made in leaving
! tie cabinet last year. That incident
was characterized as his political fun
eraI. at the time, but subsequent
events have wrought a remarkable
change in the public mind touching
Mr.. Bryan's future standing in the
! political affairs of the Nation.
Mr.. Bryan's present source Of
strength is directly traceable to his un-
selfish support OF President Wilson for
reelection. He nominated Mr.. Wilson
at Baltimore in 1912 and might have
defeated him for a second term In
stead he worked INCREASINGLY out of
party loyalty, despite the differences
that had arisen which caused his with
drawal from the administration. No
man rendered more valiant, or more
defective service to President Wilson
and the Democratic party in the late
campaign than Mr.. Bryan did. The
South and East heard little of his activ-
tiles but the West bears testimony to
a service measured by international
boundaries. He drew larger crowds
than any campaigner of either party
who toured the middle west this year
and every state he visited, including
his own, cast its vote for Woodrow
Wilson. Is it any wonder that the
President and members of Congress
have been giving dinners to Mr.. Bryan
since the pleasing result Of his efforts
became known?
In truth we may say that the DEM
Ocratic party had no greater asset in
the recent conflict than William Jen
nings Bryan. 1t is equally true that |
the foes of the liquor traffic in Ameri- |
ca have no more powerfuladvocate of |
taken bold stand upon the prohibi- |
ton question; entertain no fears for |
the Democracy about it and says it |
will ultimately beenforced as a truly |
national policy by amendment to the |
He believes the De-
should take the initiative |
upon this and every other moral ques-
ton; points to the fact that President
Wilson was reelected by the votes OF
dry states and urges his party to de-
'lare itself the friend of the Preside
rather than champion Of the saloon.
Mr.. Bryan's suggestion of a dry De-
nocracy will find favor here in North
Carolina where the distillery and the
saloon were put under the ban years
ago. In the North and East. largely
Inhabited by foreign elements the pro-
position is most likely to encounter
opposition. But the fight is
On and the great conflict between right
and wrong will be followed With keen
interest. Mr.. Bryan has indeed.
Started something" which will have
The country guessing for, at least, four
years.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
HENDERSON COUNTY CLUR
HAS INTERESTING MEETING.
Boys at University Launch Plan for
Alumni Banquet to be Held Here
During Holidays.
Especial to The Hustlerl

Chapel Hill. N. c.. Dec. 13.-Charac.
terized by a spirit of fraternity and
strong expressions of purposefuI
ideals, in it's bi-weekly session. the
Henderson County Club of the Uni
Versity of North Carolina met with
Laurence J. Pace on Saturday night,
December 8.
The president, H. G.. Hunter called
the meeting to order. H. M. Smith
and Laurence J. Pace made short pep
perry" talks after the usual routine of
business had been completed.
Mr.. Smith directed the attention of
the club to the fact that a member of
the organization was a member of the
FOOTBALL squad this fall and took occa-
sion to congratulate Mr.. Frank Bell
upon the fight and punch which he has
manifested on the gridiron and felici-
tated the club on the possession of M
Belis membership. In a later address,
ne emphasized the benefits of co-orc
atlon among the members in COLLEGE
actIVlrles, and closed with a plea for
what Is usually known in vernaeu1ar
as pep"
MI. race supplemented with a. Fesune'
OF the work of the club in a former
year and declared that this years Or
ganlzat1on could be as useful and helm
tul. as that Of the year 1914-15. sneak
ing further he said that the Dlan ~
personal criticism would nrodrcn
beneficial results, and showed that II
would be instrumental in bringing ~.
relloWs closer together and directins
ones activities in college and later Ip
Llle. he closed by suggesting that one
member should address the chm a.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
each meeting in a short talk.

each meeting in a short talk.
This suggestion was enthusiastically
endorsed and Mr.. Smith was asked to
make the talk at the next meeting.
The refreshments which were pre-
pared by Mr.. Pace was relished. While
filled with the feeling Of good fellow
ship which leafs" invariably produce
plan for an Alumni Banquet at Hen
Jacksonville during the holidays was
launched and steps were taken for its
contamination.
The club is loyal to Henderson
County and places itself at the service
of her citizene and shall esteem it q
pleasure to serve her in any way-re-
search work. suggestions for debates
in the schools of the county.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Let your slogan be: Wrap securely,
mark plainly and mail early The
postal clerks will be much Obliged
to you.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

WANTED-A farm demonstration
about Al years old, without any poll
tics, and one who knows how to raise
most everything that grows on farm.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

It. is Fumored that Bre'r HolIowelI
has purchased . house and lot in Bre-
7a%d': Possibly he is going to rent It
Ito some OF those connected with that
new stRnnery. What else would he
want with it9
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

WE HAVE ALREADY SOLD GOOD
MANY PRESENTS 10 BE SENT OUT
XMAS AND HAVE LOTS AND LOTS
MORE FOR EVERYBODY. PHOHE-2.
CHAS. ROCHELLE. 12.1l.Itc
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

FOR RENF-FiVe Room Cottage with
modern convenieaces. Furnished
Or unfurnished. Possession given
at once. Call Mrs. S. c. Caldwell.
Ir., phone ISL. 12-14-3tc
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Press Rattcn's fame as = road build.
eF aas reached Spartanburg. He Is
Seneduled for a speech there at a ban.
quet OF the Chamber of Commerce..
We knew he would make good.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

war has been declared; Not a
bloody war, but the good housewives
are advancing on old H. c. OF L., and
here's hoping they bring him to nm
conditional terms of surrender
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Mr.. Farmer, bring along few doz-
en- eggs and a peck or two CT potatoes
and buy all your Christmas goods in
Hendersonville.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

If every merchant and business man
in Hendersonville will get behind and
push the Board of Trade much good,
will be ACCOMPLISHED fo~ our beautiful
little city. .:
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Ladies' Coat Suits. I have a fe"
very fine late style suits that must be
se1d before the first of the year. n"
reasonable offer will be refused. H.
n. Gl0Kener. 19-7I3tC
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Not much more time to do that
Christmas shopping early.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Maybe some day Hendersonville will
have a golf course.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

Teddy claims he did everything eN-
cept re-elect Woodrow Wilson.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

It's not 100 late to begin that Christ
mas savings account.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

BUY Red Cross seals and help in the
fight against tuberculosis.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14
Hendersonyile, Thursday, Dec. IL, 1916
Shop early and shop late.

Buy it in Hendersonville by all
means.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

RUGS! RUGS!! MAKES A PINE
XMAS GIFT. LOOK THEM OVER AZ
ROZZELLE'S "THE FURNTTCRE
NAN" y 14.1tF
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-14

CALL FOR CERTIFICATES AND
LET Us ORDER YOU A XMAS GIFT
CHAS. ROCHELLE, 12-14.1te
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tainments, shows where admission is
will be charged at the regular adver-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-06

Sonntas, bdB iis sinss boIIsn Ssmps
irdtiiHtn 0otums I'M aommittse fir
Rsssln fiher isisn unb bab iie aud
cine gsniissnoe Wojoriidt i'm 5auis
beiGGsn.
Der Ssnat ipirb iibsr bic Wars
iuussfrass ipobI feline ipsiteren gnts
Idsibunssn treifsn, ss Isi benn, bab
Ii9 stipas unporbsrssisbenss in ben
biplpmatif9en llnterbanblunsen nit
Deutidlnnb srsisntt. ober bdb EN-
qmsritdner auf einsm Sdiff um's
asbeu fommen ioIlts. bas Don tinem
2au6boot ansssriffsH ipirb. Sebats
TIT rirb bic Gragt jsbod irobbsm
tpsrbsn, benn Senator Sions, Der
gprIibsr bes aommitte,s fir ausiuGrs
iise glnselesenbeiitn, Der nit oll.r
gntIdiebenb<it bafiir III, bnb Gmeris
iansr Dor Der genubuna BON beitiidtsn
G6iifsn aeparnt tperbm iollsn, Bat
cine ldngs ReSe bt3iisli6 Der Sisls
lung Qmeriia's gum eliropdiihen
striea porbersit.t unb pirb iis fems
nddjt i'm Senat balttn. Sbm ipiro
Ssnaior Sutberlanb, Elm rtpubIiianis
ifxs Miiglieb bes apmmittees fir
auspdrtise alnssIessnheitsn antipors
ten.
Ssnatpr Wcgumber BON Norb Dds
futa pia aud bic Warnungsfrase 10
pifl tpie dngGnsis Dor benz Ssnat
balisn unb ipirb iih bemiiben cine Abs
Itimmuna iiber cine Don ibm einges
rsi6ts WarnunssrsfoIuiiOn berbei5us
iii6rsn. Sieie Rsiplutiou mar in Der
DsrfloiIenen Wodt aui ben 3tih gss
lsgt unb bann piebsr unierbreitet
iporben. Die Jiibrer Der abminiitras
iion unb bic Rspubliianer. bic in biss
fer Jrase auf Geiten bss prdfioentsn
itsb.n, pollen isboh ben @eIiuf ma>
dgn, bic RsfolutiOn auf ben Ssnats
talenbtr 5u fsbsn, bamit Iis bort ipdbs
rsnb Der gaHSsn SisunsspsrioSe rus
ben bleibt.
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nommen: SOf. anisbt. acuis Sen
ger. Qusuit Senger, Clinton asbn uni
DITTO Smnib. - Bonn aommittee bss
Acknowledgements (5 Grodbpap
u. 81 inter bem protsitorat be-
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meIbii4ien 5ur gntsesennabme bon
10 Gents Stiideu unn Der ais Sams
meIbiidfen einseri9teten neiiernsr
areu5e" empfoblsn iperSsn. Dix
Sammlunsen finb fir ben aOlonials
arieserbant in Berlin gum gsitsn
eer Snpalibsn, Witttpen unb @aiitH
Der aplonialtruppen beftimmt. Oas
S6reiten tpurbe entgegengenommen
uns beIdlOFen, Accommodation CUR
WertbeiIuna su brinsen unb bic Sols
lettipnsn sifrieit gu bsireiben. =
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cntlprungen mar, lief cine 3ui6rlTt
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purbe entseeensenommen unb bic
Mitsliebsr aufgefprbsrt. bem @ortras,
falls berfelbe in ylspport absebalteu
tperbsn Ipllts, bsisutpobnsn. = Die
4ngeIsgsnbsit binii6tli6 Der riiditdn'
biesn geitrSse getuiiIer Mitsilisber.
rurbe bem @eripaltungsrotb unb BEN
Jinansietretdr CUR 9eri4teritattlng
in Der nd6Tten Sibuns iiberIaf.n.
Die nsusripGblten 9enmisH tpurben
bisrauf bur6 Ssrrn Gbparo Susls
illitalirt. Mebrere Re4nunssu
irurben 5ur 3dbluns anssrpieieH,
norauf @ertasuns erfoIsts.
Der neuerpGbIte prGiibent bss
3eutIb Qtmeritanifhen Staotpers
banbss, Serr Mattbias asn5, bon
0aptpn, liest an Der 9rippe erirantt
sarnieber.
- Gtnbre6er erbra6en Elm 5eni.er
bes S6ublabsns ppn Sobn pile. 6.
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DerpelIer, Ro. 474 Warp apenuc in
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@ieser snrad.
Sit Oberft 9. W. Soufe. Der
ais befonbertr 8tbplls
md4tister bts pras
fibtntsn In Gus
ropa neilte.

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6. m. 9oufe. Der am %. DEFENDER
in psrtrauliher Mifiion i'm auftrass
bss prdfibent.n MiIiOn nad europa
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2anb sebradt unb srilarts. bab Ct uns
persiisIib mad WufhinstOn rsifsi
iDiirbs, I'M ii9 nit bem prdfbenten
Milfon su beiprs4en.
Col. Soris peigerte ii6, irssnbtpsls
DE Grildruns.n bssiisIid fsiHsr wlifs
iion ab,useben unb ipisbtrbolte ,nur,
mas CT bereiis bel isinsr abreiie aes
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ReiIe Der seipeIsn fei, ben biesfeitissn
gOtf9aftern in europa Mittbsilunsen
iibsr inisrnaiiOnale Jrusen gu MAIDEN,
bi. ibnsn niat per aabeI obsr per
Brief iiberjanbt iperbsn ionnisn.
2lui bic Jrass, Oh sr In Der Stims
mung, bic in europa nit 9ssug auf
bic @sreinigtsn Staaten herrid)i, ieit
jsinem lesisn 8siu1 cine @srGHberuHa
ipabssnommen babe, eriptbsrie Sberlt
9ouIe, bab bic Rad)ridten bon elmer
gegen 9lmsrifd serihtsten Stimnuna
in europa itori iibtrtrieben iinb. Gr
Iiigts binsu, bnb man beriidiiAtigerl
miiNs. baB in europa Sebsrmann jebt
infolae bes ariesss bodsrabig nerp0s
lei unb man miiffe ibnsn baber biefes
5uguts balttn. Sberft 6oufs frat be-
rsiis nm A ls5r Ra4miiiass bic Rsiie
rlad Walbington on.
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Gbiengois 9sniidJts Sbeater
V0tbem.


lllri6 Saupt uio Sole Tanner,
Die in bieier Gallon eenleinid)aftlia,
Die Girettion oes Geutiher 1beatcrs
i'm gnfb 1empIe, Chicago, fiibrien,
a1ten oieicr 1ase bic erfl1r!mg ab,
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dcirlinaen ieien, Die Gireftion nIli'
5uaebcn ulo bns 1beater 5il fdliebcl.
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ieii acrnllmer 3cit Die geidnftllde
lcitimg Ses llnteruebmens intter iid)
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lid, ole Spielseit 81 enSe 5n iil1'
rem, uno Serr SHIRT @adGuis, Der lrii'
ter oem gnienbIe oiigeborte, miro
lin 6arin unteritiisen. Die fiinlileri'
lde 2eitlng miro in Sdnbcn Der Ser
ren Syiirsens, Sanien lmo aotpeniclo
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bert NIT Der eiJigen arsnaptlc, oalj
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beiien araiten peiter5iripirfen. uns
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$50 bis $50, Die llntoiten SngeJcl
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etnieriafeiten 5u fdnlpien, nno
miebcrboIt FAM Die Spiel,eif 81 ci.
iiaH Dorseitiaen Gnoc.
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in gOrfdIus gsbra4t
mprben.

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febliste cine Msierpsbtpiiion.
SIN Sabre 1905 madts General bon
Wensss ourd fsin Wirien i'm Sntsrs
eiie bss DeutIden Gloiienpereins bon
ii6 rebsn. Die Gorberungsn bss @ers
ems fanbsn bamals ni9t bic 3uiiims
mung Der Rsgisrung unb aaiier nil
beIm ianbie cine Depeffe an General
DON Menges, in ipelher CT Isiner Wibs
biaiguus bss progrumms bes Dsreins
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benz 9srsin ausfdieb. Gpater irat Ct
iebOd ipisbsr in ben werein.
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5erbinanb Sean Jaeques be Bon III
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rine srnannt tporben, an Gtelle bes
be Jonquieres, Der su
siHem mitslisb bss Ratbs Der Gbrer
legion sruaunt tpurbs,
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