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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-04-17
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-04-17
Thirty Years Ago.

For the week CORES ponding with next
in 1879 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items of occurrence then new :
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1909-04-17

J. w. YOUNG, Clerk,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
COOK HAS THEM ALL GUESSING
With the Whole World Searching No
Person Is Able 70 Leeate the
Explorer.

New York. N, Y-winiam L.
Cook brother o. Dr. Frederick A. Cook,
the dlscredlted explorer. gave out a
sensational interview declaring his be-
lief that his brother has naet with foul
play. perhaps has even besa murdered
For several DAYS the suspicion has
been growing" he said that my
brother has met with foul play abroad,
Days ago he should have been heard
from and ought TO have been able to
get some trace Of him am positive
that in such a crisis as this. be would
not remain IN hiding"
DR. Cook Is the object OF a world
wide search
The killing blow struck az his story
by the Danish scientists that examined
his claim brought no answer from Dr.
Cook. and not even the handful Of his
remaining friends and believers know
his whereabouts.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

the FINANCIAL AND lNpUsTRlAt
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
General proseprlsy 8eems 10 have Ro.
turned--sone of te,e NoseNorthy
rhlnoa 81 tIie fNar.

Now York. N. u Prosopfisy once
again reigns throuRhops enc coantry
as the Old year passes into eternity
and the new yearls born The finan.
ciai marsa sfe az 3 hooh tide 81 hHoy.
ancy Capital and labor. except in a
few rare iust8nces. are 1t peace. Fac
tories arr nnning fail blast Wages
are higher The Industrial outlook ia
bright The industrial past has been
coed and the undegtone Of sentiment
reflects the feeling that ~ months Of
tremendous business activity Is ID
store tor the country
There have been big events ia the
Geld Of business, such as the judicial
order that the great Standard Oil com.
pany must dissolve. and the federal
pcsecution OF the American Sugar
Refining company. Big corporations,
IN fact, have played a prominent part
in the making OF history Ia the year.
and questions Of great magnitude
aifecting them have been aired IN
different courts throughout the couB.
try In some instances verdicts Of q
favorable nature have been pro.
nounced ana IN others the result has
been Ia favor Of their interest
The achievement OF the Wright
brothers In aviation are the banner
tsats OF invention.
The rush on the part Of men and
women OF colossal fortunes to give
away tneir wealth to deserving causes
has never been exceeded. Women have
forced themselves into national affairs
and the campaign for suffrage has
been stronger than ever before In the
history oE the United States. In the
world Of sports American athletes
have peri ,ied FecOrd-hreaking feats
and by right OF conquest have held the
laurels that have long crowned their
heads
In an the year has been remark
able one. and its history is rich vita
interest
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
RUSSIANS ARE Off TO EAST
FIFTY THOUSAND HAVE SEEN
ORDERED TO MANcHuRIA.
Japanese Throw Army Into Korea and
Prospects are That Renewal Of
War Is Imminent.

st. Petersburg. Russia Once more
the trumpets Of the Russian army have
sounded the advance upon the Far
East and the legions OF the czar are
ready to leap at the throats Of the laps
in another life and death struggle,
Again the white man and the yellow
win battle for racial supremacy.
Fifty thousand men have been ots
dered to move on Manchuria to regain
the territory lost IN the disastrous
struggle Of a few years ago, and the
Japs, well advised OF the movements Of
their adversaries have thrown an army
into Korea.
The men are better. spirited now.
They VIII not cover as they did in the
proceeding var. They win not curse
their officers, NOR win they mutiny.
For the army has been largely reoTgan-
ized, very much along the lines OF the
American service, and men led In such
manner win night
There IS 7.O00.mile journey by
train, across Siberia. for the army that
is going 10 the front, and Il viii take SO
trains to carry ti,is first detachment ol
50 600 men Another SO trains vii,
carry supplies. and following them
there viii 60 additional detachment
from all parts OF the nation. Russia
could have ar army Of 250.000 men in
the field within two months,
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
TESTED THE BIG NAVAL GUN
The t4-ineh Rifle Hurled a 1900
Pound ProlsetiIe Nine Miles
More 20 be Built.

Washington, d. C.-The new H.
inch naval gun. the new war terror
was tested at the government proving
grounds at Indian Head, Maryland.
The big rifle was pointed down the
Potomac. and Eve shots were fred
The pFoiectiles travelled about nine
miles with the gun elevated about
seven degrees.
The ordinance experts said after the
test that the gun had done all that was
expected and that more OF It's type
probably would be planned as q result
Projectiles weighing l.400 pounds
Were hurled from the big gun and
travelled at therate Of 2.000 feet a sec
ond with a muzzie velocity Of $1,000
foot tons.
The new Dreadnaughts win be fitted
with the big guns.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
NlcARAGuAa ARMY CAPTURED
Six Hundred Dead on Field and tso0
Taken Prlsoners--zsIaya Pre-
Pares for Flight.

Rama. Mic. via wireless to Blue
fields, via Galveston, Tex--Cra4hed IN
defeat and oyertaken in an effort 10 re-.
treat to a piace ef refuge the entire
forces OK Cen Zelaya we're captured By
the army under the command Of the ius
suTgent leader. Gen. Estrada
Six hundred men we're LEFT dead on
the battlefield At Rama, and 800 were
taken prisoners
Gen, Iesaya's army surgendereSi'Nith
ali muaitions of gar Gen. casiriilo
and Gen. Gonzales who fought 50
braVely ht Tatumhia Hin on Monday
and Tuesday, are among the prisoners
Medical aid has been sent by The
American forces az Blueheids. but no
marines have been landed from the
battleships at anenor IN that harbor
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
Ths TaIIeal chrIltmas 80

Pasadena, California The tallost
Christmas tree IN the world was q
feature Of the celebration among the
clouds by visitors On Mount Wilson
i was pine Htanding IN a mantle OF
snow on the mountain top II was
dressed ID tlnsel aud sorgsous trim.
mings Around the sree were stacked
gifts of every variety and the longest
ladder 70 be found IN the vicinity was
employer IN the renewal and dis.
tributlon Of the presents. Mountainers
had aseended the pine and decorated
80 branches 70 the very top. with
tAe tree as stage setting, dancing
and music were tho program features
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
TO MAN THE AMERICAN FLEET
IN Time Of War Il Needs 1911 ON
eers and men--ln Peace 64,554
Would 20.

washington. ID. C-To man the
entire American heet In time Of war
would require 3.Ss0 onicers and T2.2st
men. and Ia ume OF peace g.652 ofieers
and 6o.so2 men. according 70 Capt n.
4. Usher These aguFes 80 not IN
elude officers and men al shore sta.
tions
-Four new battle ships are to be com
miasioned. as well as l5 new large tor
pedo boat restgoyers and seven sub.
marlnes Il Is anticipated that the
ohio. Wisconsin and Missouri VII 20
temporarily ont OF commission ssad
thar the Denver and three others OF
It's class VIII be- replaced by the New
Orleans. Cincinnati and Raleigh.
which are apraeticaily Of the same
class
Replying 20 a suggestion that the
navy VIII put into couEiisslon vessels
that will require . 900 bluejackets and
do away Nssh those shat require only
$500 aien. Capt Usher says.
'rhe number required Is 30 keep the
feet In is present strength Of 10 bat.
tie ships and not 10 diminish I'M
mediaioly ihe force employed ON the
Pacific coast. which consists OF eight
armorea cruisers with crews praetl.
eally the same or q littio larger than
the battle ships The vessels put IN
reserve are requlrse 10 have one.
fohr,.- Of ibe regular crews.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
BELGIUM HAS 4 NEW KING
Albert / Said the Nation Desired .
Policy Of Humanity and Progress
N the Congo.

Brussels. Belgium. Another young
monarch was added 70 the rcignlng
soyereigns OF Europe when Al-
bert I. ascended the throne Of Bel.
gium, The official ceremony was
brilliant and the popular acclaim
genuine.
The scene Ia the House Of PrIia.
ment where the oath to the tht0ne
was taken was impressive with lts sAt-
ting Of royalty Here the new mon
arch made an address destined, hY ITS
democratic tone and unequivocaF ex-
presslons on the great aHestiea Of 10
Belgian Congo. 70 attract the atten.
tion of the world,
Colonization should mean civiilta.
tion. said the king. The nation D.
sired policy OF Humanity and pr9E.
ress In the Congo. and no one rad
right 10 doubt her promise that fgth
a policy would be maintained
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
THE SALMON CASHIER is FREE
A Coed Bank Position ShlN 20 Aeait
Thomas N. Casey Of Clinton.
Missouri.

Jefferson City. Mo- Thomas ST.
Casey. cx.oashier OF tho deiimcf sal
mon q salmon Bank Of Clinton. tosu.
pletod thYee-fourths of his pyefear
acntehoe in ghe ponlloatlaty and WAS
releaaea
Soon after his release Casey cailed
up0a Gov. Hadley, accompanied ey
Judge James b CAN'T of the supfhmo
court, aud made application 20 have
his citizenship restored. This request
Gov Hadley granted and Casey LETT
the elts shortly after anQans Casey
was formerly a law partner ol Judge
CAN'T at Clinton Later be- became
connsoied with the salmon q salmec
bank, aud was charged with iarser.es
aggreEating about 100000 he plead.
ed guilty
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
&C. RIeher Ana neath.

New York. n. y Edward r.,
Hartman. was really worth at the
time OF his death more than s200.GSo.- :
600. although a recent appraisal Of
his estate placed is value at tl4s-
100000 Since Mr.. Harrlman's death
his estate has profied by rise IN
market values and Il IS stated that
the wealth OF Mrs. Hartman may be
conser,atiyely estimated az s220op0,'
00o. which would make her probably
the riehest woman IN the world
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
LOCOMOTIVE BoILtR txPLODtD
Roundhopqs a shawnee, ok MasD of
RuIns--seventy.Flva Men Nay
Have Been Killed.

Shawnee, Oblahoma scypnty.hye
men were blown 70 places or crushed
10 a pulp when tho Roek Island round.
house at this town was blown un
Two hundred and fifty men wofe
working about The rcUnd hogao WHOM
tho catastrophe occprrsd Tho honf
for hume.golng TOR ChrissDas oyu cells
hTutlon was drawing near WHOM Eud.
denly a terrific expIo ron rent tHe ST
ana the entire building crnmhled into
a pile Of crushed masorsy mnehlneiy
aud humanity.
A few moments later q party nfmah
came rushing N from the yards ard
others gathered from the town 10 iaaA
up the rescue.
Digging into the masonry It was ala.
covered that a locomotive boiler had
blown un. losseHing the walls ana
causing the entire structure % cpl
lapse
AT the point where the locomotive
had stood seven hangied hodies we're
found. and IN that vicinity As Others.
literally torn 20 bits, were gashefel Do
baskets and carried away
The catastrophe was caused hy n
haw In the engine. which had been
overhaaled and was being tested as 10
boiler resistance The engine WIS 4
biz frelehier and the boiler was hapa-
BE of wishstandins press'sse ~ 22a
pounds, when the explosion occurred
the shock rocked the waoie tnwr.
breaking windows and causing She
earth to tremble as thought "a "a
seismic disturbance
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
o'connor sends $4,000 . irish.

New York. n. vt r. o'Connor.
the famous irish leader in the hoase og
commons has returned to England ca
the MahfetanIa ar. O'connoT spent q
humber Of weeks IN ,e.a epuniry rails
ins funds 70 aid the Liberal party ln
tho coming election y hatte sent more
than sl0. .0G0 back to Ireland mYaeif
from This country, said Mr. oconnor.
eand ] haea assisted Ia pe nrEaniHa.
tion OF a powerful committee whiea
viii keep up the good work
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
POMP AT LEoPOLUls FgNERAI
The Kings Wish fer = Simple cere-
mony was plseeaardea BY the ooy-
ernmsnt Of Belgium.

Brussels. Bel The body Of Leopold
II, king of Gelsium. was placed ga
the royal hnri vault in the church
OF 81, Mary al Iaeken. the suburb
residence of the royal famlly Near il
rest the bodies Of his queen. Marie
Henriette. the Princess Josephine and
The young Duke Of BFabant
The funeral and burial were con
Quoted with al the posnp' and cert.
mony OF which the state was capable
despite the wishes expressed by the
monarch ia his will that the obsequles
should be OF the simplest
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Savannah. Georgia. Death removed
what was perhaps the qalyb ease
Of leprosy ~ the United siatcF army
when First Sergeant G. o. AZ Of the
seventy.second company coast aflil.
lery died IN his leraiy cottage 'on the
Fort sereyen reservation, Mix served
in the Cuban campaign, whore he con-
-trapsed she disease HIS father died
redohtly. leaving him $4,000, ont ths
money was Of no avail to hlm.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

GreenWich. Connecticut - George
Preston sheldon, the aeposed presk
dent of the Phoenix fire Insurance
company Of brooklyn, under inaict
ment for Grand larcehy In connection
with financial Irregularities n the
company, died At hla home here. ignos
ami of the fact that deiectiyes were
waiting with eStradition payers ready
20 take him 20 New York Cor lrlal 10
the event Of his recovery.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
a nenIal Erem ~ TNaIn.

Reddlug, Connecticut Aiayk twain
has given oa the following state.
ment as result o. various TO-
ports concerning his condition q
health. following bis recent return
from Bermuda 4 hear the newspa-
Ders say / am dying The charge 81
moi true. I would nos 10 such 9 thing
al my time Of life ] am behaving a.
good as ] caiH Merry Christmas 70
eYerybles2
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
THOSE pLUTocRATIc fARMtRs
a Man From Saskatchewan Drspped
4rt6 Datrait laha Bought sfo0Oco
Of Meter Ears for Ns'aheors

Detroit, AiichigEn.--J. G. Coe. sas-
ka3chewan farmer. dropped into Do-
troit sunday aaa hy he time he had
finished his errand be had narchaaed
80 motor cars For his farmer frieaiis
Of the Far Northwest
coe g not an agent lie told his
nelghhors hewas going EAST and8hey
gave him their orders. accompanies ~
bank drafts
The deals were mostly ca2h ana AZ.
gregated nearly 100000 Coo paid
$4,000 for his own machine. The cars
were All high grade, sever2l pelns the
$1,000 70 $4,000 class
Bumper wheat cfops u tho North
west we're the cause 81 50 much lnos
perity
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Washington. D. c.-News OF the
fight of ex-President Zelaya from Co
rinto was received in Official circles
here with varying emotions.
While the state department undoubt
edly would have appreciated the cap
ture of Zelaya and his arraignment on
the charge Of numbering the two
Americans. Groce and Cannon. there
is in other quarters a distinct sense Of
relief In the passing Of the Nicaraguan
dictator from the scene. Had this
government been determined to stand
by the demands made in the note sent
by Secretary Knox to Rodriguez
charge d'anaires OF the Nicaraguap
legation here, 1t Is Acknowledged that
the escape Of zelaya could readily
have been prevented.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Hong Kong, China. Considerable
agitation is apparent throughout China
as a result Of the impending renewal Of
hostiHtie3 between Russia and Japan.
The Chinese are bitterly against the
Japs, and 1t Is possible That. as a re-
suit Of their many injuries At the
hands OF the mikado's country they
may join Russia ia an effort to drive
the little brown men into the sea.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

New York. n Amid prolonged
cheers az he dinner Of the New Eng
land society AZ tle WaldoFf-Astoria
Commhnder Robert b Peafy declared
that the United states should plant
the Stars and stripes at the South
Pose as he said he had does al the
northern spindle Of the earth.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Washington. D C-~A sharp no.
lice has been sent sut 40 railroads hy
the Interstate commefce commission,
warnlns them that failure hereafter %
obey ne orders ol iAe commission
either through Misunderstanding OK
neiigence 81 employees VIII be treated
~ lnfeniional si0latiqA
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
a Kansan kIIIed b -

Garnett. Kansas Ralph Everline
Of this city was killed in a railroad
accident in Texas An older brother
was killed iE similar way several
years ago. Everline left a family and
a mother and two HIsters herr.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
Nebraeka coIIeaos to Meras.

Koarney. Nebraska. Tho Presbyter,
ian synod of NehraHka has voted TO
consolidate the college al Bellevue
With that at HasunEs. The combined
institutions Is 70 he called Relleyue col.
lege aud wfl have an endowment Of
s250.000
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Kansas City. Mlssoari where onca
stood the Rlalto building az Ninth
street aud Grand avenue now areonly
icp.coated walls Between the goars
81 three aud six O'Clock 10 fhe morn.
iRk FIRE ruined tho offices 81 about 90
physicians. dentists and other tenants,
four stores. a real estate oilce and
barber shop The owner Of the Said.
ing estimates the loss az s2oA00s
The loss to the occupants & eslimgied
at 100000.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Kansas City Missouri Over 500
horses were provided with a Chfitt
mas dinner of q 6.pqund sack Of Oaia
The distribution took place af Con.
ventiou hall under the supervision 81
E Il Weeks, president Of the Humane
society. and airs r. d. Hornbfocks
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Tnlsa, Oklahoma Completing the
most sweeping probe ever made BY d
body of the Kind Ia Tulsa county the
grand jury Which has been IA session
for die lass twoweeks completed lis
work. returning As indictments
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Louisiana. MissolirLe-Ol Pugate.
Two mules aud a heavy farm wason
were literally blown 20 pieces and SIX
Woiigmen were ihiafei. shen 1850
pounds os nltroglyeeflue whleh PusatR
was hauling Al lha Hercules powda
plant okploNed.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
christmas Trade was leavv.

Kansas City. Mo.-The prospert
~ in Kansas City aud adjacent trade
territory found expression in Christ
mas buying far exceeding in volume
that Of any year in the history OF the
city.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
THEY LET zELAYA GO IN PEACE
Secretary knox's Bluff was DEsre.
sarded and the Dictator Was
Helped by Mexico.

Managua. Nica.--Jose Santos Ze.
laya, the ex.prcsident Of Nicaragua,
mas taken himself out Of the country
and Is now aboard the Mexican gun.
boat Gen. Guerrero. bound for saiina
Cruz.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Addis Ahoba. AblSAnia fhe hthio-
oion government saye 9inelal aasur
anca Diaf King Nensllk san iiyea
ihoueh his eoadlslan d -rs4e
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Gen. Estrada 10 Take the oHefaive.
Rnehelda Nlearagna Cenefs ~
traaa, q Is said. win assums lhi.
Inedlately fhe onenslvo against tie
government Of President Nadrlg rhe
insursent leader holds that thc# ~.
.layan element was remeyed frou ION,
slderauon hy the sweeping cat ot
Rama The march on Managua -,
iicyed 10 be imminent Thetllast
captured "a Rama have been vel
and an who nov espouse tho cap
EFtTada viii bo armed ana enrblle
the ranks 81 she Insurgents lag
mediate service
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

SNiniersei. Iowa n Winiercde
president Of the ciiizehf National
bank. committed Suicide by shooiipa
himself through the right temple III
.eslih Is said % have been the eaaas
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Jacksonville. FiprldA William 3,
Began. who has been ln this city sev.
erol days as the guest qf BIS cousln.
William 8 Jennings. was 100 ill to AZ.
liver his scheduled address
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

terrible mine disaster "a report
- from Japan II would be a great
blessing 70 mankind q necessary heat
nnt power could be obtained from
.nInelhlng else lhss coat
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The taxi-balloon is due to arrive and
ayiate next season. The rate will,
however. be higher than in the things
that cannot fiy.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The Kansas baby crop aambers
s.o0o less than last year. bus a. Kan.
eaa generally has a bumper corn crop.
she can't expect to lead IN every
household necessity.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

When aviation becomes general the
repair shops needed win have to be as
spacious as a one-story cotton mill
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The crying need of the times is the
Invention Of an appliance which viii
cause an automobile 70 stop automat-
lcally before 4 hits a telegraph pole.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

SAYS a Chicago minister" They
don't raise big men in fats" Mid
latenent-they're not allowed even
TO raise little babies there. nowadays
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

All the history Of the past and az
the conditions Of tbs present are 10
quent with the argument that a poet
should aiways have some other oceu
patton on the side.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Because his baby disturbed him, n
college professor committed suicide.
What selfish. narrow-minded individ-
ual he must have bsen.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

In order to get the most satisfactory
thru out Of series OF football vic.
tories II is best to ignore the fataii-
ties altogether.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The boy who hanged himself be
cause he couldn't attend football
game probably win be listed as an
other victim Of the brutal sport.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

A rad Of tobacco slipped on q wag
On aad killed two men in Virginia. a
fAlai eed
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

When a man dies his expenses stop.
but whather or not his experiences
step Is another question.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The high cost Of living Is not re-
duced rnuch. probably, by the nnpre
cedented sales Of automobiles.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The man who wears one weight 81
underwear the year round should not
hrag about 4
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Bnless they are prepared 10 prove
themselves justified. Central Ameri-
san republics should execute Ameri-
can citizens only by the thought.waye
process
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Extremely stout ladies should be ap.
preached with caution when they are
70 be invited to attend fat stock
shows
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Aeroplane height flying contests are
AT right providing the contestants
come down-of their own accord.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

A minister IN Chicago wants com
puisory marriage BY the state Just as
Il eniorees compulsory education. He
also advocates women's proposing
4han The men hesitate. This Is rad.
lzal axe bat nel 40 radical az 10 turn
lennoolaHtfc concerning things too
ply ingrained Ia the best Impulses
H human nature ever 20 80 out Of
faenion.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

King Rameses. the 5000 year old
mummy, saght to create a furore in
Philadelphia society.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

New York Is threatened with a
shirt-waist famine. but that does not
necessarily suggest a season Of beau.
y pnadorned. for sealskin weather IS
due
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

a man Of experience would say that
Il depends on the barber whether be
IS "a artiat or not
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

November broke a record, but wait
untli NE ret the oniciai returns from
December.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

2 S" the new wireless cRii 9oI
help. may mean send ave simoleons :
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Kindly note the few iataiities
among The hllliaraists this season.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

ln looking into Tie political future
enc blind man is under no handicap.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

~ Infringing uniform diyorce laws
fhf Whisberlng variety should be cut
out
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Tht United States IS not the only
fauutfy IN the world where the cost
iiviue has advanced 10 recent years
Ihe complaint Is SO great IN Austria
4hat . demand Is being made that the
Ke4eFnment take over through an az
faflan bank. the cattle and meat bust
NESS Il Is also proposed that a cen
ahl agency be established vita
lrpnches in foreign countries so NJ
ka fsellItate importation and dealing
"a castle and meat products
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Many football players are now
emereirs rrum the armies stage.