The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-12-26
a REVIEW or THE YEAR or 1909

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Venezuelan SOIL or taxing up me-
ap0ue anywnere near y.
wnile the senexueian presioeht w.
IN Germany for. serious operstion,
= revolution against MN ana IN 49,,
- 81 vice resaoent oomex. TO-.
1870 naa ieIe IN cnsrkS u Ns
sa.-.as.. ous ,,,recf-
- ~ ~ ~ 49, ~, 60 sbortlv
! rt.r ca.t~a sss sa,a,nniw declared
<r,,t,tv l., ~. r.,~h r.a.ra, Court Of
vensyuei, - ,tosttr. sor ffe ASIA SSH
ration ~ his s,ccessor On March "a
Castro SET san for France. with the
avowed object of wrestling back his
lost power: but wherever he turned
for a foothold In the west Indies he
was told by the authorities that he
could not remain there. As a result
Senior Castro-fhanks 10 the European
nations responding so promptly to a
hint from Uncle SAINTS still impo-
tently gnashing his teeth In Europe.
In such opera bouffe fashion the ter
ror of South America was tanned
1t was in january that Cuba again
took her place among the nations, the
u. s. troops withdrawing following
the election and inauguration of Jose
Miguel Gomez as President.
The second week Of SDecember 1t was
authoritatively stated that the Chinese
mission would doubtless be offered TO
ana accented by william j. Calhoun,
LAWYER ana diplomat, Of Chicago, before
the end OF the present year. II is the
aim ~ the administration to take ac-
tiya nara lof American business inter-
80. ~ az cri.nt through the chinese
,,,,.st.r Anataer pres,dent,aI an
a.r.x 49, at.r.ctos w,da atten-
~. ". .,,st - IInItad states C,rc,lt
~. 49, 9 19 III r,,rto - Tannaasaa
uuke lo .s 60. -. ~ ss...A.. - sn., -
70 tne oni,se r. s .,.s saa., -
MI the vacancy sa1seu py tue aea,n =,
associate Justice Rutus W. recNn aa M
The appointment was sent 70 tne sen.
ate on Dec. ~. Judge Lurton anu
President TART formerly sat ON ine
same Federal bench.
Our New Position In the Far East
Z Undoubtedly the matters OF largest
moment engrossing the state Depart
ment had to do with Far East. one
was the question of American parti-
cipation In the Chinese railroad loan,
and. hence. in the participation OF the
commercial development
Of the Chinese Empire. This matter nrst
came to the front in the early part
of the year when Ii was announced
that the bankers of England, France
and Germany were about to parfici-
pate jointly in lending large amount
Of money for. the completion OF tne
bankers at once demanded participa-
ton and secured the support Of the
federal government In their demand.
Eventually the amount Of the loan
was Increased TO make American part.
lcipation p.acs'capls ., Ias mn tn have
49, 1870 a,,,,na5,v a. was rumnred
49,. 49, az rsa,nasa royarnment tired of
sila' ene S as.,,.ht',,,,s Ma IA
~ - ~ ee. i'a ~ .s.,,s az iaa7 ~ ali
ciu MY. NJ. - az ste.a ~ asrairs
$500, s...s,,,nr.,as hat.,aau
y eah MY. LIZ T ny ~ 49,, turn
.apah sau -. i,,,arts,,t 70 al, other
aas,on app bath .anpfries having signed
nations, poen eounslie ,y i, ~ raii,nad
an 2 sIeeuienl IN .ss,e ~, raaar Il,
wnlcn was penis pu Ss,,,s,aaa ,,ro.
ma !, jooiile ". 80 csarcea
.esieu Tie. Wy $3.50. -, as,,a,sta
from china aiu aastit,,ted
entireiy 70 japan. ~ s,ss,ass .erritory
an ass is 80. . thare an,,earefl
: s.' ust .n h,aar,oan ,awsnaners
N vns ,,, ~ .orresnondence setting
asnins ~ 49, ~ Ianan chinese
IoEti, tne iacs - Ne inyast,-
agreement was apout 70 DC mn ,nves 81.
gated by the unltea osae - ,,ana am.
respondence was aleseu " 80. az.
anated from an lnterVisW W.. ~
newly appointed =. ss. -,
CHINA Cnaries ,,aE NJ cra, ne
hnox accofdihsis 49,. src,, a. n
Just as ne was " "a sors ana
Francisco Tor ms posL ~
secured his rssisnatiorr
The TrouhIes of Nations.
while the United states had little
activity in Europe, other
nations passed through peculiarly
frvfne Deriods Holland being one OF
the few European nations that escap-
A . large amount of trouble. There the
wear was one OF great rejoicing over
tie birth OF an heir to the throne,
itft5e princess Juliana Louisa Emma
AIsrta vvilheln1fna. princes OF Orange
arrivIne on April 80, thereby causing
the whole country to be racked with
tyansnorts OF 10y. With this babe
ano,g them. the Dutch no longer fear
for the Independence of their nation
following the end of the life of their
oueer. who, had she died chiIdless
would have been the last of her royal
line. and the crown would haye pass
a. to1a German princeIet, making
Holland virtually an annex of the
fsarman Empire,
r-he troubles of England. Germany.
Ausfro- Hungary, Servia, and Turkey
have already been reviewed. and the
events in Turkey serve as a reminder
that old Abdul Hamid was not the
only despot tc suffer dethronement be-
cause of his dislike of constitutional
srn,,ernn1ent Following an attempt Of
tha shah To, overthrow the constitu-
tion tbe Nationlist party in Persia
sttaclte ed the capital of the country.
succeeded in gaining entrance and on
INV Is deposed the Shah, installing
In his place the youthful prince. Sui
tan Ahmed Mira. The latter made
several Dathetic appeals for re-
SSFS- mas m