Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-19
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n distressing symptom of what maya
De considered the tendency of tho
times to disregard the traditions Of
our ancestors is observable in Harris4i
nurs quick lunch" restaurants. II
10 not necessary to dwell upon the
| iact that these places are In then-
Mes Ma,S d radical departure from the
eration ago. which made their hid for
fpopuiar fer. 1avor with such alluring Of
90 Us all You can eat for a quarter
oa iuii course dinner, TWENTY-FIVE
ugnss' I'LL True we may have observed
tiiinr fa tne substitution of white
Using to make the articles served
en, aoie; However the sanitarians have
inpa,asized oinar,sed the need fur surgical
1iheumiiness 1hax,, IN the handling of our
dan,;sa aha- and threatened an early
eeating until their appetites are salts
eu, SO these changes we have accented
as necessary. Se''eu
,,h,n mere Is limit however beyond
nrnnii mniom II is not wise to go. Let the
mouthfuI s OF these pay-for-eac
ct.s, Te are good natured and patient
10y out there is a limit. We arc a
tpiEE-eating tnE city. Not even the COCK
ar,, oI., can , vie with this supreme culin.
nIooa iSSeovefy or our ancestors for a.
observation would seem to point to tbe
~ that an insidious conspiracv ia
az az ioot TO abolish it from the nation,s
uietary. Whether this is n deem IaiS
san th hhes,gned by foreign enemies to
peonIa ,nsof p,sof OF our munition- making
iTba tnVestigation has not disclosed
me Iact remains nevertheless thot
ii,' mas peen concerted and stead
,,S Wy furnishing quantity served. Can
tion uhiss, me the righteous indigna-
attennt mtitn IN would have followed any
,.I aI,.eIhnpt TO serve our grandfatbar,
" WIN less than quarter portion Thint
Z P, such thing had befallen Webster
Paine or any son of New EnrIandi
th 40" quickly it might have assunaed
VIZ ploPortions of a national issue.
Now ONE-SEVENTH is set Snrth py,
portion. Seek any restaurant and
up3serve 3s the meekness and humiIitv
WIN which the free born Daunhin
ttwunty citizen permits this audacious
taha iPpiing pg upon his rights. See him
raara ms pesgarly ration and stink to-
ward some unoccupied corner Rv+
surely there rankles within the breast
Sr Un each feeling of Injustice dow
III hhnerelore let the venders beware or
Wy the sacred mulberry stump there
hu h,i1 pe an uprising of a maddened ME
"annfo fIoraing & to people from the
sIdppIe peit OF the Cumberland and
fSnenandoah valleys, who have bean
soi,s .he last Few days there are apples
solng TO waste in some sections and
growers, unable to get the fruit s,jnu airu
pea are giving the hogs n whoIesnn'a
ulet OF plppins. AS a matter of ct
t Inc car shortage will be severelv feit
~, nS tne apple growers and there ara
IN Ny IN southern counties as well as
III maryland and the Virginias VIZ
can can not get cars to ship their nrod',nt
Sne ol the cases mentioned yesterdav
py man from that section was ,bat
aappies selling at Sc q barrel in New
III ,oik We're lying on the ground. await.
~ ms snw Shance 10 ship them. OF course.
IIahy apples will be lost as tho coIJ
storage and other warehouses ora
niieu ana there are no places to lxean
ne lrult. The old-fashfoned method
OF purying apples is carried on in
"a many sections of the apple belt as II.
e the hardier varieties are SO cared e.,
wren attention Is being given 10 Tho
uevelopment of a fine product n 10
ratner disconcerting to have the trans
portation interfered with becaua4
everyone else is busy
Word has been given ont .,o.
among the speakers at the meeting of
the state Educational Association bara
IN December will be Charles Znehfin
one VI tne pest Known men in public
aHairs. DR.. j. George Becht calls bin,
Tree lance of democracy" He at
famed fame at the University of cbi
cago ana has knowledge of Pennsvi-
Vanla cities which is extended and II
VIII be interesting to hear what he hos
10 say about Harrisburg when he
Governor Brumbaugh has attracted
aItentlon by q remark ne made in
Fhlladelphia few days ago In an ad-
dress at the Geiger memoriaI service
IN defining gentleman he said he
was "one whom we are ALWAYS Glad
TO see and who always leaves nc
r1cher when he goes" the same he
said' applied to a gentlewoman. '
couple of hunters came IN Mar
ket street weary and detected last
evening. They had guns and dogs and
an sorts of hunting paraphernaiia hnt
no game. Il shot at half a dozen
SQUIRRELS and a couple of birds and T
nad crack at a wild turkey. d;d
not brlng down thing but this outf,t
nave on stands me $780," said one
when rallied at because of lack of a
bag. i"eN Vi
The other man stood off and loolsed
at MIN. Then he snorted "I had All
| that TOO, and a reputation-untiI to