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The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Countess De cssteIlane Must Pay.

PARIS. March 9.--The Duchess of
ITallyrand, formerly Countess De Gas
tcllane, was ordered today by the ciyil
tribunal 20 continue the $500 annuity
90 the Marquis and Marquise De Gas
tciIhne. parents or her former hus
band which she and the count con
tracted 70 pay. Maitre Clemenceau
made spirited plea on behalf OF the
duchess. which, mcved the Judge e
say that re was sorry that Boni had
squandered 5 1000 900 of his former
wifes money put this did not relieve
her OF the bnding effect OF her an
ndity contract. which was legal IA
every way"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
SAYS REALTY DEALER WORKS
HAND IN HAND WITH BUILDER
John n. Tiechon Delivers Practical
Address Before Builders and
Traders Exchange.

John f. Tlgchor. the well-known
real estate operator, addressed the
ilembers OF the Builders and Traders
exchange IN their rooms in the PenoD-
scot building. Wednesday noon. on
The Relation OF the Real Estate Ope-
rator TO The Builder
Tie real estate operator Is con
SANITY plugging for business for tn.
luilder and IN way he may De
hcralded AS the advance agent for the
builders prosperity said Mr.. Tigchon
iu the course OF his address. Every
time we persuade client to buy ,ot
and build house thereon we ale
arguing for job for the builder ana
he supply men Look at the number
ii building enterprises brought 10 this
tity through the activities OF the real
estate dealer the many magnificent Of
ice buildings, business blocks. fac
tories that came int existence prinCi-
pally through the efforts of real estate
operators In opening new home SUP
divisions the real estate men and the
hailders work hanc in hand. for III
the effort To make the subdivision an
attractive home proposition, certain
/ iilding restrictions are imposed
which invariably result in beneht TO
the builder
Mr.. Tigchon touched upon the ne
{. ssity for an extension OF the city's
= ,werage system and advocated that
tne cost of the same be covered by
bond Issue, even If il should prove
necessary to extend the city's bonding
limit in oluer To do SO.
The spirit OF cooperation predom'
rates the commercial, industrial and
business world today and II is a hope
rl sign OF the tines this manifesto
ton of community patriotism Mr..
1igchOn told his hearers
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

CLEVELAND. o., March 9.-The
Cleveland meat boycott which was the
original movement in nation-w
protest against the high cost of living,
is an incident OF municipal history
and the price of hogs is today almost
dollar above the figure current al
the outset of the anti-meat strike.
During the strike beef fiuctuated
within the latitude OF one cent margin.
Several small meat markets suspended
business temporarily and practically
100000 workingmen abstalned from
the consumption of meat for a short
period. A boycott OF the Cleveland
livestock market by shippers resulted
and the price OF hogs al the local stock
yards today is $1,000 against 1915
hundred weight al the outset of the
movement.
The Cleveland Federation OF Labor
refused TO endorse the meat boycott.
because the movement originated IN
an open shop and the majority OF un-
ion men followed the opinion OF the
labor organization
+. w. Sebelin. originator OF the meat
boycott. who was formerly general
foreman OF the Cleveland Twist Drill
Co is the sole optimist among those
who signed the nomeat pledges.
II am still fasting said Sebelin to-
day Il believe my friends are The
moral effect OF the meat boycott was
an example to all workingmen u
demonstrated that we can do without
meat VI necessary think YOU cannot
truthfully say the movement was A
failure.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Reach,s 1910 Guide Out.

Reach's Omcial American League
Guide for 1910, published by the a. j.
Reach Co. of Philadelphia. and edited
by Francis c. Richter. OF Sporting
Life is out II can be said without
any qualification that excellent as all
OF the editions of the Reach Guide
have been in recent years, the 1910
Guide Is the best hand book of the
kind ever issued by this or any other
publisher The special distinction of
the 1910 Guide is. next 10 the text.
quality of paper used and the number
and beauty of the engravings furnish
ed. the worlds championship series be
ing specially we'll lowered with splen-
did action pictures The American
League Guide for 1910 is In all re-
spects a arst-class handbook for the
national game and decided credit TO
the American league This is the ninth
annual issue OF the Reach Guide as the
official handbook OF the American
league and the twenty-eighth consecu-
tive year OF its publication as a book
OF record and reference for the entire
baseball world
The book gives complete review OF
the American leagues ninth eventful
season "a a major league; complete
rcords and averages Of the American
league 1909 race and players; a graph
&c story of thc American leagues part
In the memorable post-season worlds
championship series of 1909; a synop-
SIS of all remarkable American league
pitching ieats and also of all the note.
worthy games of the 1909 season and
4 general review of all matters affect
ing the American league during the
whole of 1909 and 1910 up to publica-
ton.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
ECZEMA DURABLE
PROOF NOW AT Csc

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ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

The brains OF the Scottish people
weigh more on an average than those
of the English
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
Will Explore Far North.

NEW YORK. March 9.-Capt Otto
Sverdrup, the Arctic explorer, arrived
here today on the steamer Oscar II
to make preliminary arrangements foi
all expedition to the far north next
summer Passengers on board the
Oscar IT, declared Sverdrup expected
TO meet John r. Bradley. the original
hacker of Or. Cook, who will have an
interest III the expedition.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
HILL DEFENDS,
STORAGE PLANTS
Railroad Magnate Says System Is
Needed-"Meat Strike" in Cities
Dies Natural Death.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March g.
Discussing the criticisms that have
been published against the cold stor-
age institutions of the country. James
j. Hill has taken up the cudgels in be-
halt OF these concerns.
The widespread and unfayorable
general discussion directed against
cold storage Hill said, is harmful
and strikes directly az the great policy
of conservation and of increasing food
supplies TO meet the requirements of
our constantly increasing population.
There are few things which afford
greater benefits than the one termed
Cold storage the system OF holding
perishabe food products In specially
constructed cold storage warehouses
from seasons OF plenty when nature
In prolific until the time when nature
is dormant
1T encourages the fruit grower To
increase his orchards and vineyards.
and the farmer TO increase his herds
and flocks. which conserve and in
crease the fertility of his fields, all
with the assurances that the produces
of his orchards and his farms can be
handled and preserved until the sea
son OF scarcity and placed on the mar
keIs OF the world 10 find ready sale.
1T insures the consumer steady
supply OF the products OF orchards and
farms during the season OF scarcity
whether he be located in the midst OF
producing sections or remote from
them.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

This is the time OF year when the
man who claims To have seen the first
robin is given reproachful look, the
same as If he had boosted of seeing a
pink bat.winged giraffe
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
DONE WITH KISSING BRIDES.
ohio Squire Fines That New Husband
Is Scrappy.

CLEVELAND. o.. March esquire
I nil Dietrich, Of Erie county. is done
nth kissing brides. Paola Ruffa an
Italian. was married to Lucia de Gaze
tano by the squire. After the cere-
Irony Dietrich stepped forward pre-
uared TO give the bride a smack. Then
me new hubby proceeded to spoil the
. quires kissing apparatus and the
.uuire TO duck blows Ruffa rushed
i is bride out OF me office. The squire
didn't get any fee.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02
Pero 81 sigue su peregrinaci6n (
Europa hasta enc0ntrar una
con quien compartir su trono.

rey Eduardo, la duqucsa Gle Fife.
La princesa Alexandra cs una joven
atractiva y cuenta solo diez y ocho
amos. Ell rcy nccesita una esposa
muv ioven, p'les el solo tienc veinte
amos. Los padres &c la princesa hi
cieron los honoressdel convite real,
pero con sorpresa a. todos la prince
sa Sc retrajo Es esidente que ella
no deseaba ser reina de Portugal.
Tan marcada fae la ausencia de
la princesa que los padres creycron
necesario dar una satisfaction me
dio Official, y explicaron que cllos
nunca consentirla1 que su hija cam
biasc de religion y que este era el
linico obstaculo a=que su hija acep
tara cl trono de Portugal.
La otra princesa a quien podia
elegir ell rcy era Louise deBatemberg
pero tampoco asistio 4 la reunion,
aunque sus padres estuvieron pre-
sentes. Esto llam0 muchola atenci0n
sicndo los Batemberg de un.rango
cxtremadamentc bajo en- la jerar
quia real. Ellos descienden dc un
gran Duque de Hesse por un casa
miento "morganatico". La mayor
parte tiene una gran belleza fisica
y este cs atribuido por muchos 4 la
gran proportion de sangre plebeya
que CORE por sus venas. Ell principe
Louis es ell almirante britanico que
visit6 a New York con la bandera
de su buque, hace S1cuatro amos. Su
hija de velnte amos es muy bella.
La tinica princesa casadera que
trat6 el rey Manuel fue Patricia dc
Connaught, pero hizo saber al rey
de una manera sencilla que ella no
10 guerra. En- verdad que ella Sc mos
tr6 muy orgullosa y trat6 con cruel
dad al pobre jovcn rey, Este es su
modo de ser. La princesa Patricia,
hija del hermano mayor del rey f
duardo, ell duque dc Connaught,
es la mas bella en- la familia re-
Puedc clasificarsc como una belleza
iy es cXtraho, pues no sc ven muchas
bcllczas en- las familias realcs.
La princesa Patricia dice q no Sc
casara sino con un inglcs. Ticnc va
vcintc y tres. amos Y no dcmuestra
inclinaci0n al matrimonio.
Ell rcy Eduardo veria con gulsto
que una Gle sus sobrinas o nictas
accptasc al rcyManuel, ,pcro no dcsea
inclinar Il aqucllas a que accptcn
una posici6n que les causa terror.
Muchas precauciOnes SC toman
en- lngIatcrra para protcjcr la vida
del Jovcn rcy, puca sera una cosa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

cl pals. Los agitadores rcpublicanos
de Espana y Portugal estan en- cs
trechas relaciones y el mismo peligro
amenaza a ambaS monarquias.
Ahora bien, es horrible morir por
manos de un anarquista, y muy do
loroso para un rey y una reina ser
arroiados de su trono y escoltados
por las turbas hasta el muellc sin
permitirseles llevar con ellos nj 81
quiera 10 que les pertenece, y aban
donar su pals de una manera ig
nominiosa. Esas son algunas de las
razones por las que las princesas
inglesas han estado timidas al acep
tar el trono de Portugal.
La question de religion puedc que
tambien haya influido algo, pero
10 probable es que las princcsas Sc
preocuparan por motives de reli
gi6n cuando Sc sintieron dudosas
sobre 81 aceptar 9 no el trono.
Cuando la princesa Victoria de
Battenberg vino d ser reina de Es
pana, tuvo que hacerse catolica.
Esto excite la critica entire cicrta
clase de ingleses vel London III
mes" public6 un editorial diciendo
que ~Ea triste encontrar una mujer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

sidera deldc cl punto de vista poll
tico, como Hcs|c q punto de vista
matrimonial Tn joven de vclnte
amos, cue gobierna lin pals en- dondc
su padre y hcrmano fueron ascslna
dos, en- donde ,el por descendencia
cs cxtrangero y en- donde cs odlado
por una buena mayorla. Su unlca
amiga es SUI viuda madrc que no es
ia nunca segura de que al inlco hi
jo que lie queda segulra la mlsma
suerte que su padre Y su hcrnlano.
mayor. Como ell rev Manuel cs ale
m an por desccndcncia, en- un pals
latino, SC lc compare al joven Con
radin, cl l1ltimo en- la romintica
familia dc HohenStaufen que vino Il
tencr un fin tragico en- Stella.
A despacho de 10 incicrto de su
posici6n, ell rey nccesita encontrar
una esposa. Tn rcy sin una espoSa cs
un absurdo, la csposa cs un adorno
y una necesidad rcqucridos rarl
completar las &c rcmonias del cstado,
para dar dignidad i Ia cortc, para
llenar el vacio del palacio y para ms
pirar confianza al pueblo.
ST Manuel fucsc solo ell hcrmano
menor del rey heredero del
trOnO, como era hace 20
meses, podia alin pcrmancccr soltc
70: pero dcsdc el momcnto en- qu,
fue rey, nccesita encontrar una cspo
sa sin pGrdida de t;An.-n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

ssss 'A" y ho ~ co
possible encontrarla.
FL ny Manuel de Portugal ha EN-
prendido un viaje por Europa, du
fante el cual espera conseguir una
, nOvia. Empezo por Inglaterra por
c0nsiderar esta corte abundante
en- princesas que respondieran q su
prop6ato, pero allf todas las elegi
bles, aunque con marcadas muestras
de pesar, tuvieron a bien excusarse.
Entire las princesas que sencilla
mente manifestation que no desea
ban ser reinas de Portugal, figuran
Alexandra de Fife, Louise de. Ba
ttenberg y Patricia de Connaught.
La conducta de estas princesas con
traria particularmente a aquellos
que miran la situaci6n desde el pun
to de vista polftico, por que Ingla
terra Sc ha comprometido 4 soste
-ner al rey contra cualquiera vlolen
ia revoluci6n en- Portugal; por 10
tanto, es lnglaterra el pals en- dOnde
q debia encontrar esposa.
Pero evidentemente La raz6n r0rl
h cual las princesas han rehusadn
ser reinas de Portugal, es por 10 p. !
igroso de la posici6n. FL padre del
rey y su hermano mayor, como to
dos recuerdan, fueron cruelmentc
asesinados por anarquistas, V la'
madre que iba con clos, escape con
vida casualmente. Al mismo tiempo
el primer ministro fue perseguido.
pudlendo q duras penas esca par con
vida.
Son muchas las pruebas quo hav
para considerar muy INSECURE el
trono de Portugal. Sc eompara Ia
poaci6n dc un rev como Ia del que
trata de suietsr por las orejas 4 un
tigre.. Tai lucha hay que sostener
Adem&s, Ia situaci6n en- Espaiia don.
de una princesa inglcsa fu6 d com
partlr el trono con el rev Alfonso.
h. uido tambien una causa para ate
nollzar & las otras prinoesas de
1nelntefn.
No solamente ha corrido rigD
Ia VIDA de los reyes en- vaias ocal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

Ell rcv Name II pertenece a Ia
casa do Brganza. Sajonia Coburgo
Gothl- Naclo cn 1889. Y subi6 al
troA" por mucrte dc su padre Y dc
su hernrauo el pricipe hsredero
Luis +, ,lire. ambos asesinados
en- las calks De Lisbos el 10.
de fchrcro dc 1905 en- euyo So
cc>o fuC herido en- I'm brazo el az
;ual sobefauO V con un levc rssgu
10 Il r.ira madrc dona Amelia.
FL jovcn sobcrano es de caracter
franco. Y democratico, posee una
s0iida cuItura.
No han >ido poCos sus esfuersss
Tor atraerse el cariao de su pueblo,
cl cual >inc lc odia no !. estima psr
Greer que l. formula monsrquica es
Un alAcrurisno que no entra en-
los calcul''S ,I,l siglO XN.
lIrimam.nte ha visitado 4 Fran
cia. E$pana { IngIatcrra en- sus pro
~ is lie Oo;ener INA cnmpa6era,
que r"np4EtG ccn Il las Inquie,edes
y zoz"trlS del t.ono.
d. iuen:e es:-e ofirial -. d re
urc Il k4is. =, lrET.lu ;7aps.sen
el ~entiio lie u.rocer 4 den 'Mlanue.
Is laano de Ia Ein'1>A Victoria LUZ
- II "a Gnica 4cl >.rEeraro aIemin
y de Ia elpgeratnz Augusta llesOra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

horrible para cl gohiezno ingl6s que
.se,mstase allf 4 su real huesped.
La sit1aci6n delpy Manuel es real
tnente psskticz, - . ie ooa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

stones, por la persecution de los anar
quistas, sino que han estado en- gran
peligro de ser arrojados del trono
por una formal rcvolucion.
La rebellion de Barcelona desc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

JROPA toda ha
sido divertida 4
Ia vez que asom-
brada, con el es-
pectaculo de un
rey que busca no.
VIA V no lie es
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

glatcrra fu& obsequiado por la ia
milia real con una reunion en- cl
Castillo Windsor, Y todos los mi
embros de la familia real inglesa
fucloa invitados. FL lego a Wi
ndsor d tempo para cclcbrar su
cumpleaIios, clImplia 20.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-02

inglesa que cambiara su religion
por motivos de conveniencias, y
que espcraba no Sc repitlera otro
easo igual.
Cuando cl rey Manuel fue a In
nlatnrra fle nhsenuiadO pOr la "a
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-30
REPLIES FROM OSAGE.

Eoss Webb of Fincy vas a Christmas visitor here.
 4 Christmas tree and a aa:e+ aime E'as had here s Saturday night.
 Rev, VilIinas preached an 5loerosa- ing sermon on Christmas day.
 Will Smith left Friday fo, TahIe- 9uah, G5i9., whore he will ente. school.
 James and Booker Fancher of Con- nor are spending the festive season with relatives here.
 Mis- Ruth Scott. who is a.taaljna school at Fayetteville, $ home to spend the holidays.
 Bay A0del soa Of Tocun, a pupil of the. Faye se.ille University, is guest of ffiea5a here this week.
 Jimmie aal 0lis Trimhla aaI Ali Diekard 4s t5a Green Fore. 7iph school are home to spend Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. Charlie Snow were the guests of Mrs. Shows grandmother Mrs. E. 5. Faneher Saturday night and Sunday.
 kcnaor Fancher departed Friday for Porter, Oklahoma, and to see the new state. If he likes it he may de- eide to locate.
 
 At the home of Rulus Kenner last Wednesday evening, was soemnized the marriage of Miss Matte Stamps and Charlie Seitz. The bride is one Of our choicest young ladies and a popular teacher in the county. From a little girl she has grown up in our midst, honored by old and young alike, and has ever been bright star in the home circle. Now she goes to reign as queen of her own home. The groom has also grown up among us, but for the past nine years has been a member of the 45th Coast Artillery ranking as first observer. Charlie is gentlemanlv fellow and has many warm friends. They will depart about the first of February to make their home at Ft. Dupont, Del, where Mr. Seitz is sta. toned.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-30

A you turn the corner inte the new year, look back minute over the old year, look back a minute over the road you have been travelling the past year. It seemed Q lone way when you started out, but it has been trayersed at last. See the iiie of that road ever winding on, while twisting here and there. Do Neu remember that boggy place into which y0u stlazcdr How you promis- ad yourself in your better moments, T will turn over a HeH leaf. Have you been true to yomself' If not, once moIe beiore you step out into the pure New Year. rene# your promises b yoH better Aatures Don't stray nut finger near the pleasant outlooks. keep near tine hit5 of hisa ground where you breath pufst ail and can see 9fag off Heaven high hills of blue, gisaae the motive pure wofl= for the object Be diIisent in seeking better -2ays and in twelve more months take
 5o=her retrospective glance and see
 Jzg much pleased Eou will be with
 3assclf, how much more of goodness
 aa genuine worth this world seems to faSSeSS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-30
OAK HILL HAPPENINGS.

Rosa McNiel and children spent Sun day with her sister Queen Myers al Denver.
 George Shipman and wife rom Green Forest spent Christmas with his father Irv Shipman.
 Dock Martin carne in last week from Texas to visit his son Frank Martin and other relatives.
 Frank Martin and wife and father Dock Martin visited at Ed Delozlef' 5 near Farewell Sunday.
 Delbert McNiel left Saturday nom ing for Holton, kas., for few days visit with his aunt Nan Pointer
 Misses Allie and Eva Gofoath lrom Parker and Floyd McNiel spent Sunday with Lona, Nora and Perry Teter.
 Master Garland Mc&ie spent last Thursday and Friday wish his aunt Allie Fnestone at Green Forest.
 Miss Mary Williams, who is teaching at Black Oak, spent Saturday and Sun day with home folks near Douglas.
 Sterling MeNiel and family spent Christmas with Mrs McNiel's parents, H. H. Stanhope and wife near Parker.
 John Patton aud family of Douglas spent the holidays with Mrs Patton 5 parents, Ar, and Mrs. Jim Norris al Denver.
 Mrs. Myrtle Whtely and mother Mrs. Florence Wisdom from Douglas spent Saturday with the Iatter's sister, Rosa McNiel.