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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13

New York, Jan. 8.-Montana
politicians are preparing for a new
political feud. Thomas H. Carter's
seat in the United States Senate is
to be the coveted prize over which
the contest will rage. From an auth
entic source comes information that
William A. Clark, copper man, ban
ker, politician and art collector, is
preparing to turn over his Fifth
avenue mansion to a caretaker and
return to Butte to mend his politi-
cal fences preparatory to announ-
cing his candidacy for the United
States Senate.
His opponent, according to those
in Mr.. Clark,s confidence will be
William G. Conrad of Great Falls,
Mont, wealthy banker and cattle
! owner, who for years was close
friend and stanch supporter Of Mar
Gus Daily, who. until his death, was
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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13

ment. General Diaz was warm
friend Of President Madriz.
DR., Madriz is hopeful OF the early
appointment of q delegate il the
nlace of General Diaz, but he fears
that the new peace envoy will rep
resent only the liberal element OF
fhe revolutionists. Word has come
to him that the conservatives, led
by General Chamorro, mean to
continue fighting and he has been
warned that Chamorro and his army
are advancing toward Managua
through the department Of Chontal-
es. The government will oppose the
advance at LaMango.
According to the adyices received
here, q split has occurred n the
ranks Of the revolutionists and It IS
said one of the actions will be a re
lection Of all overtures Of peace.
President Madriz has ordered court
proceedings to be instituted to pun
ish whoever was responsible Tor the
execution Of Groce and Cannon.
AS ex-President zelaya did not
appear officially on the records q
| the court martial, the responsibility
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13

,,,,.b;ogton. Jan, 9-The present
va n'''.'., probably will determine
TsSh thor there will be a prolonged
H1s;..f' ,s:.5 involving the president Of
.2s'Il. .5e United States within the ranks
i II the republican party IN congress mgr IS
q con5itions ,,.s have tended in that di-
.,,inn for some time, but instead
,{',SIi adding to the impulse. the dis Il,
y i:,,sI osG If Mr.. Pinchot apparently
'''2 1tsrs ,srs> IS no denying, however,
At N some respects the situation
.srsins w.. critical. Mr., Pinchot has a
ls,ns', l,rrs number Of personal friends il
r.tb la.f bouses Of congress who would
bo W inclined to take up his cause it
t,yora5Ie !, Or, opportunity should pre-
ssnt itself, and if they could do SO
nitbont endangering the peace of
tbs Marty. On the other hand, many
.,s saving that the personal FORUM
..of Messrs. Ba}linger and Pinchot
asof little Importance compared to
,,r+v harmony and are urging the
necessity Of preventing any sharp
conflict in congress between the
secretary Of the interior and the
farmer chief Of the forest service.
Whether the conservative counsel
i his element. prevails will depend
von the course Of events in con
us during the next few days.
There is no doubt that the lnves-
fgation Of the forestry department
Mil proceed along the lines indicat-
eaby the Jones-Humphrey resolu-
ton, but it will be competent for
the Investigating committee either
to broaden or to narrow the in
q1irg. If the advice OF many leaders
BfoHoWed, this inquiry will be re-
stricted as much as possible, espe.
cally as Mr.. Pinchot is eliminated
from the dispute as an official fac
tor.
The question will receive its mex
attention on the floor Of the senate
The present situation is this: Tht
house has adopted the resolution
providing for the appointment Q.
Us members Of the committee b.
thehouse itself, rather than by tht
speaker, as was originally provided
Without awaiting official notifica
ton as to the action of the house
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13
The fragrance Of which on the evening

AliS IL ea5 IeAIaCE u WIilCIl OiI euG GACnlIS
breeze,
Was carried far away,
Far away Ger this great, great world
To the shores Of the distant sea,
Where mankind lives in darkness and
gloom,
And struggles to be free,
Free from the chains Of ignorance,
Free in the higher life.
Where knowledge and truth is the
Strength of man that conquers strife.
[ awoke and 10 it was all dream,
A dream, and yet how real,
The wealth Of life and demand Of the
world,
shall ever keenlY feel.
| shall ever feel the blank Of those
| years
AS childhood passed away,
7 shall ever feel the waste Of time
Of manhood's $ balIny May,
But one bright thot oft comes to me,
A thot almost sublime
My students will scatter brightergems
Along the shores Of time,
And finally when the night draws near,
And clouds hang 0 er my way,
My students will scatter fragrant
flowers
By the gates Of the closing day.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13
Thousands Watch Airship Flights

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 10. Sun
stne, flowers and airships, +" were the
attractions which brought out crowd
numbering thousands of persons today
70 witness balloon flights and elimina-
'oo contests with aeroplanes, featur-
= q the opening day Of the southern
california aviation meet, the first ey-
'FheId IN the United States.
Long before dawn steady stream
', people began pouring out Of the
wy headed towards the Dominguiz
p, ranch where the course was laid out.
.ae sun rose in a clear sky and BY
y 'l'ne the first balloon race started
''s grand stands and bleachers were
s'stefoWded. Southern California and
''9's Of the Pacific coast country took
!. 'V''aay to take part in welcoming
"aaolfds to the land Of sunshine.
i. me first balloon to get away today
"a, "a. the famous New York, owned
aaa pilotea by Clifford 2 Har,,a,, )
asv ny York. 1t was followed by tho
Ps'ria'' Of Peoria, III. with Franz
:. Aanne as pilot.
:, q = fourteen aeroplanists in cam,
j. 1s,,as.a ,os 5eld late today were asked /,
sir 4'p''.,fate ns.,l. that their beavier-than
NJ r.as,. machines were in condition to fly
s.sa s'',ass tos unable to rise were elinin
meet. f'afQelpaflon IN tn
,,s..., s,ts o'''iss :. and paalbap TODAY :.
sith tae ''s,nsslyss s.a..a as highly please
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13

the United States, who arrived here
today on his return from Mexico
Absolutely no change in the
friendly feeling between Mexico and
the United States has taken place,
according to Senor De La Barra, in
their desire to bring about a re-
sumption Of peaceful conditions IN
Nicaragua.
The ambassador tomorrow will
pay his respects to Secretary Knox
and possibly arrange date to con-
fer on the future joint action Of
Mexico and the United States as
rafra1.fIs, Miaaraot11a
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13
Murder O. Groce And eannol
NAV Yst E Avenged

Managua, Nc. ] n. 3. President
Ma 5riz IS greatly cast down BY the
death Of General Fornas Diaz, VINO
was drowned while On his way %.
II anaatla to discuss i political settle.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13
Death OF SatolIi Mourned B,
World
The Archbishop p's Tribute

Til the death of Francis Satolll,
the college Of cardinals loses . dis
tinguished member, the Catholic
church a devoted servant, the Unit
ed States a sympathetic and faith
fuI friend. Having known him IN
close intimacy for a score of years,
/ am deeply grieved by his death.
He merited my highest esteem and
won my Warmest love.
He was in Minnesota four or five
times, and often remarked that he
considered it in a manner his Anaerl-
can home. It was agreed with him
that he surely would be back in St.
Paul and Minneapolis for the dedi-
cation Of the Lew cathedrals.
During his residence in Washing
ton as apostolic delegate, he learned
! to know thoroughly our country; to
understand its civil no less than its
religious life, and he was ever ready
| and clad to be its euloglst and de
fender. He was a learned prelate,
Having written several volumes on
theology and philosophy; an orator
Iof exalted mark. as his discourseS
given in this country plainly show
:, .,oaf 1va d17ialx X
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-01-13
ONLY A DREAM
By NJ. Z. Rigby, A. M.

/ Seated one night by the freside
Busted with cares Of the DAY
That seemed to be croWding upon me
! As hounds On stag at bay;
My mind became clouded and weary,
And my soul was all unrest,
And a gloom seemed to settle upon me
AS cloud that darkens the west,
And my spirit grew troubled and
weary,
Till at last in the midst Of the gloom,
The darkness closed il all around me,
AS closes the door Of the tomb.
Did ever the darkness Of midnight
Have over the light full control
So the gloom that o,ershadowed my
spirit
Held captive the light Of my soul.
How long / was held thus captive,
/ know not--I care not to know,
But all at once thru the darkness
Sweet music as soft and low
| As the soIsest Whispers q ahgeis
Came floating upon the air,
And filled the room with that holy
calm
That follows the voice Of PRAYER.
-
And the darkness and gloom was scat
tered
And 2 beam Of light from afar
flnged with gold the fetfeat1hg ea0uas
As the dawn, the morning star,
And the world seemed filled Wltf
4 beauty,
And a rosy tint as q morn'
} Seemed 70 touch and turn to the fines'
goio
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-11-15

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Tie KITCHEN


six lemons and boil this rlnd for two
AeGrs. changing the water two or
three times Chop the rind. sdd j.
t. the juice % the oranges and lem.
CHS. mix il with the pumpkin and
cock slowly three hours Put in
glasses and keep in dark place,
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To Conservative Investors

Ire per cent. Cumu lative and Profit-Shar-
ing, Preferred Stock Of the Manhattan Proper
ties Co. (capi tai One Nj 11ion Do1lars) offers
excellent opoor tuni ~ to the Cons ervat1ve
Iaves tors OF lar Sc and small amounts, to be
co-e interested n New York City Real Els tate
81 the Cooperative Plan.
P KERR, Special Representative,
Oh \. UNION ST, LAMEERTvIIE n J.
THOMAS WILSON. Sales Manager fol of Jersey
IS WEsT ,4TH STREET, NV YORK
GeSs5<1ce-Bsaza-, Y
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