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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
PreachersviDe.


Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday the 25th, by the pastor Rev.
Pierce Bryant.
SIEVE relatives from this place
went to Mt, Vernon Tuesday TO at
attend the burial OF Mrs. Cossie SUIT
ton.
MIR. lack Adams. the efficient turn
key OF Garrard's prison, who is also a
veterinary surgeon, was here last
week doing SOM work In that line.
Mr.. I. j. Shaw was III of Jobs troa-
bic. Mrs. Kidd who was i'll OF an
Overdose OF morphine. has had re-
lapse. Mrs. Geo b. Colson is able to
drive out again. MIR. II. Blankenship
still continues III. Grover Rigsby Is
ill
Rev. Thornton. an itnerant eyange-
list, Who has been engaged In revival
services near here recently. was unit
ed in marriage last week to Mrs. jos
eph Thompson, nee Cunimins, alter
which the happy couple left for Viz
GINA
Mrs Mary spratt. .92 years old. died
recently at her home at Beelertown
ia Garrard county. She had been in
a helpless condition for about two
years. Having no heir she willed her
farm and property TO colored fami'
~ who had been taking care OF her
for several years
MIR. ]. r. Payne will have the old
school building moved into the rear OF
his blackcmith shop TO use as stor'
age warehouse In connection Elk
cepting the older folks. most OF our
people living in this section, with
scores OF others, who are scattered
the length and breadth OF our glori'
Gus union, have received instruction
In this structure, dubbed CLAY Bank
College" BY p witty member OF our
old blue back" spelling class. be-
side its former site stands our new
school house which Is good one
thanks 10 Supt. Singleton anu the
county board. e.
Mrs. James Ross, OF Hammack, Wis
tied Mrs. Fado PARKS. Mr. and MIS-
John Bell visited Mr.. and Mrs Grover
C,astineau in Garrard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall smith were with Mr.. and MIS-
i NJ. Cress. Mrs. John 3 Anderson
and family visited Mrs. Levi Bell
Little Miss Victoria Anderson spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. +. r
Cummins at Crab orchard MT. anu
Mrs. i. L. Hutchins. OF near Perry
vile were last week visiting their
farm. Nr. II. and wife formerly liVed
here and have host OF friends here
who win always be glad to see them
again. A.
last Wednesday at 10 o'clock, Mi.
Charles Rigsby. a popular yong lar
mer living neal here. was dniteo In
n, orriaRe to Miss Anna Wiilsos. q
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. q. N. VIII
s0n. of near Kirksyille. the oere-
mony being said by Rev. o. p Bush
Al the residence Of the brides parents
The groom is the second son OF MT.
and Mrs. j. II. Rigsby and Is model
Young Inan in every respect, his every
word and act commanding the esteem
and respect OF all who know him. HIS
bride is said to be an exceptionally
fine young lady and popular with all
who know her. We congratulate MI
Rigsby and extend best wishes to me
happy couple and may all the good
things OF life come their way.
Mr.. Robert Scudder, OF the Willow
Grove section bought 50 sheep from
Mr.. ]. NJ. Cress at $3.50 per head
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23

That gallant old war-horse, Col.
Alex Tribble will open his new hotel
az Junction City, the Tribble House,
Oct. 18Th. Smitti's band viii furnish
the music and big tune is antici'
pated. The hotel is modern in every
particular and is quite Il credit to
Junction City The town will now
have two tirst-class hotels.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
STUBBORN AS MULES

seem 10 balk without cause. Then
there's trouble-Loss OF Appetite
Indigestion. Nervousness, Despond-
ency, Headache. But such troubles
fly before DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
The worlds best stomach and liver
remedy. SO easy, 2Sc at Pennys
Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23

The exact vote in the 18th DISTRICT
Republican congressional primary last
Thursday was, Powers, 22,J5s; Ed
wards, l2.54l; Powers majority. S,Sl5.
No quorum OF the committee being
present IL adjourned TO meet at juno
ton City next Saturday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-23
Your Kidneys may be OF long stand

Your Kidneys may be. OF long stand
ing, Il mag be either acute or
chronic, but Whatever II Is Foley's
Kidney Remedy will aid you to get
rid OF II quickly and restore your
natural health and vigor "One bottle
OF Foley's Kidney Remedy made me
we'll" said J. Sibbull OF Grand View,
Wis. Commence taking Il now. Shu-
CARS and Tanner.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

Zelaya, ex-dictator of Nicaragua, when
he first arrived in Mexico was very
laxative and defiant towards the
United States. but after an interview
with President Diaz, who was afraid
Zelaya's verbosity might get Mexico
into trouble, the South American fire
cracker decided to curb his linguistic
ability.
Eleven schooners and their crews are
reported as probably lost off the coast
of Newfoundland.
The Nicaraguan congress has been
asked by Minister Banca to authorize
the imposition of war taxes.
The bark Fortuna, bound from New
Orleans to Oporto. Portugal, was
wrecked at sea, losing half her crew.
The vessel was lowed into the port Of
Fayal on Dec. 80. completely dismasted
and with her deck load washed away.
The Nicaraguan insurgents, under
Estrada, refuse to recognize the Madriz
government and will continue the wa,
to a finish.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08

the effect that open war will be carried
on by the Taft administration against
the Republican "Insurgents," who viii
be given no recognition in either branch
Of the national legislature.
For the past few weeks almost daily
reports of the "worst" blizzard of the
season have been coming from the
frigid northern states and the most
recent news is to the effect that the
WORST blizzard is now raging.
DR.. Frederick A. Cook has been eX-
PEELED from the New York Institute of
Arts and Sciences.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
people will be announced soon.

people will be announced soon.
Rex and Guy Lothrop were visitors
at Scarsdale, Friday, January 2, 1910.
DalCOur.
DR.. E. J. Rodriguez and wife spent
the Xmas holidays at their home on
Greenwood.
Miss Nora Starkey spent several
days at Linnwood last week.
MIR. Ralph X. Lothrop of Maine. is
visiting his brother, E. l.. Lothrop Of
Linnwood. This is Mr.. Lothrop's first
trip South.
When you come to make out the con-
tract with your tenant for the new year
put yourself in his place, if you can.
1t will help you do just the right thing.
And then write it all down.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
STATE NEWS.

A ten thousand dollar fire, caused by
a cigarette, occurred in Shreveport
last week.
The New Orleans civil court shows q
record Of seventy-seven divorce suits
for 1900.
Sonora Alagera Barrios, wife of the
murdered president of Guatemala. has
sought admission into the New Orleans
a%lmshcuse. Sonora Barrios is still a
a young woman, being only thirty three
years of age, but is almost sightless
and has no means of making her livli-
hood.
Zero weather and below has been the
general curse of things all over the
North, West and East, while freezing
weather has prevailed nearly all over
the South during the past week. the
thermometer reaching q degrees F.
in New Orleans on December 80.
The postoffice at McDoroughville, La.
was robbed last week, but nothing Of
value was stolen.
The numerous accidents due to reck-
less auto driving will probably result in
d state Jaw covering the criminal care
lessness Of chatfeurs. District Attor-
ney Adams of New Orleans will prob
ably draft d statute to be presented to
the next Legislature.
Three little children from Meridian,
Mississippi are in New Orleans for
treatment at the Pasteur Institute,
having been bitten by a vicious bull
pup.
Kiyo Sue Inui, a young japanese,
reached the mouth of the Mississippi
River Christmas Eve, after making the
trip down the entire river in a canoe.
Inui started his trip at Lake Itaska and
spent about one hundred and twenty
days enroute, lecturing on theway.
The Louisiana State University at
Baton Rouge celebrated it's fiftieth an
niversary this week.
The U. S. government has officially
accepted the Algiers immigration Sta
ton site and work On the station will
be started as soon as certain formal
ties are complied with. Congress ap-
%p.opr,ated $3.50, 900 for the station.
The New Orleans Progressive Union
is planning another buyers Convention
to occur during the carnival season, the
convention to last from February ! to
IS, during which time, on the present
alton of proper credentials, the buyers
will be refunded their railroad fare to
and from New Orleans.
The Gretna postofice was entered by
burg .ars the morning of December 80,
which mades three p~ostofice burglaries
in the immediate neighborhood Of New
Orleans in one week.
The list of poll tax paid in New Or.
leans for 1909 reached AZ, 500.
The Union Bank of Patterson has
been organized at Patterson, La, with
a capital stock of s35, 600. The incor'
porators are F. B. Williams, H. J,
Williams, C. S. Williams, B. j. Morey,
Oscar Zimon and others.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
A OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Plaquemines.

BY virtue Of and in obedience to an
order of sale to me directed by the
Board of Commissioners for the Grand
Prairie Levee District, through Its
President, Mr.. I. l.. Haspel, In and for
the Parish Of Plaquemines, dated April
Is. 1909. and in conformity with Act
No.. 215 of 1908, I have advertised and
will proceed to sell at public auction
t the Courthouse at Pointc-a-la-Hache.
on Saturday. the 18th day Of January. 1910.
at the hour Of II o'clock a. m, the TO-
lowing described property In the fol-
lowing lots:
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
The State of Louisiana, Parish of
P~laQuemines.

104oSsssstsSos
Twenty Ninth Judicial District Court. No. 787.
Succession of Mrs. Uranie (Bar.as) Dragon:
Whereas Joseph Savoie has petitioned the
Court for LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on
the Estate of the late Mrs. Uranie Barras) widow
Of Jaque Dragon. deceased, intestate. notice is
hereby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days. why the prayer Of said
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of the Court.
EARNEST ALDERTI,
Clerk of Court.
First Published in The Gazette January 8, 1910.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Fifty barrels of Creole onions at
sl.50 per barrel. Apply Victor Treadaway. City
Price. La.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08

FOR SALE-Four young pillow oxen. Apply t.
John L. Buras, Buras. La.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
Notice,

Notice is hereby given that I will make applca.
ton to the Police Jury of this parish Tor a permit
to conduct a colored bar room for the year 1910. Mt
Phoenix, La, all as per Act 76 Of 1865.
S. LEOPOLD.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I will make a9plica-
ton - the Police jury Of this parish for = permit
tn conduct a colored bar room for the year 1910. ut
Gee. TREADAWAY.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08


Terms OF sale cash, not less than
twenty-five (76c) cents per acre. to be
sold in lots as above numbered, the
purchaser to assume all expenses tn
cidental to surveying and locating the
property purchased, the vendor parting
with its right. title and interest in and
to the property advertised and sold, as
the same has been acquired from the
State of Louisiana, the sale to be made
without warranty or restitution OF the
purchase price. and no title tt be given
to the purchaser to any Of the water
bottom suitable for oyster culture II
there be any on the lands herein ad-
vertised.
FRANK G. MEYERS,
Sheriff
p~il.la.2s-1yG-iG
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A good settled woman to do house
work and cooking. Salary SIS to $50 per month.
Address NJ. Parun, Olga, La.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
PARISH NEWS.
Continued from page q

DR.. R. Seagle was at Scarsdale. Fri
day.
Miss Mae Aycock is spending the
holidays at her home.
Mr.. Fernand Aycock and brother, DR..
Aycock, spent the holidays at Scars
dale.
The engagement Of two prominent
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
Goodbye,
House-fy,

Goodbye,
House-fy,
Health boards cry
You must die.
You carry germs
Upon your feet,
And drop them in
The things We eat;
Deposit microbes
On our plates,
And scatter them
On shiny pates.
Hurtful atoms
You dispose
Upon Wopsy
Popsy's nose.
Goodbye,
House-tly;
There's reason why
You must die.
Turn a deaf ear to angry words
Italian.
Ceremony is the smoke Of friendship.
Chinese. {.
The smallest deed that co-operatas to
q great end is great. Alexander Mac
}aren.
MANY q young man has become en-.
gagged without knowing axactly how j.
happened. And yet they tell US that
women do net understand diplomacy.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08
LOST N FOUND.

FouND.-Back of Home Place in the prairie
Two skiffs, painted white. capacity Of about 20
barrels of oysters each.
WIN. HINGLE JR.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08

Arthur A. Lee Of Daisy P. o.. La. caught the
skitf described below during the storm. Made Of
cypress. 20 #. long, 7 #. beam. s #. across stern.
2 pair of oars, skiff painted black.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-01-08

tlo~C VA u ivy NooiSis
Mrs. Russell Sage has made a gift of
$3.50, 900 to Yale University which will
| be utilized in the purchase of a thirty
acre park for a new campus.
A big New Year reception was held
in Washington at the White House,
! when President Taft shook hands with
over five thousand people.
= Chss. w. Morse of New York. con-
victed,of violating the national banking
laws, left New York last Sunday for
Atlanta, Georgia, to serve a fifteen
years term Of Imprisonment in the
federal prison there.
Reports from New York are to the
effect that even DR.. Frederick A.
Cooks wife has turned against him and
will sue for separation. It is further
stated that for the past Ave years DR..
Cook has never contributed anything
towards the support of his family. but
on the contrary Mrs. Cook has kept up
the family and has furnished Cook with
'oney for his hunting expeditions, and
vat she has obtained none Of the pro-
DIS Of Dr.. Cooks recent lecture tour.
total damage Of $50. 600 to shipping
inated as the result of the break
Of the ice gorgea in the MISS
q River near St LOUIS during the
snsy four hol,s q January /.
he temperature .. Fort Worth,
sas, on January 8. feii thirty degrees,
ag0 degrees erd falling TO 80.
Nsssa. news from Washington Is to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
The Uprising n India.

Calcutta, March 2.-Belatsd reports
received today from Jagdalrur say thai
the small police force there, aided by
troops With machine euas, succeeded in
scattering the several thousands of poorly
armed native insurgents who we're be:
sieging the city, after several lively
skirmithes In which several scores were
killed,
The insurgents have now scattered
throughout the province and are 70
ported as engaging ie wild reVel Of
killing and plander. II is practically
impossible to suppress the outbreak,
owing 10 the vide range 1t covers and
the Inaccessible nature OF the territory
Infested by the rebels.
Europeans are no! believed to be 10
any danger, SD the urr'siDg is not
agsinet the British rule, but against the
tjrarny OF the local rsjsh. The n.
moval OF that official has bsen ordered
iu the hope DUPLICATING the natives.
0her parts OF Central India ara re-
ported Effected by smaller native dis-
tlrbauces,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02

SUNDAY schoo! teschers who have
q a, pilh unruly boys and whose patti
o zee is eiten nearly exhausted will hne
enc uracemert in the observations Of
Rlv. George B. G.lbeit, who was rector
of Chris. Episcopal Church 10 Middle.
towo, Conr., until sholt time ago.
when he resigned because some OF h!'
psrishioaers objected to his Liberal WE'VE.
Hs has been making study OF the boy
n,oblem. and annt Il aces that there il
really more hope of developing the typ :
cal bad boy tlisn The typical good hey
into a u,esu! citzsn. Mr.. Gilbert PIC
fe,s tho bad boys for Sunday scbt oil
SCHOLARS, and The moro deViitry
lhsy display the more hope be has Tor
them. Il, hiss j! t rented a fifty acre
firm, with large pond on the ground',
and will turn il into practical plant Il J
making bad boys ilt' useful young CT )
zsns, There will be no corporal punisl ,
ment, In, kindness and sympathy with
nov nature will be used instead. Mr..
Gilbert asys his sio, will be to persuade
4le young hooduns who are Iu. In bis
charge that he likes them and expects
them to do The right things. The plant
will bs opened this I'll INNER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
News Of the Day.

Frank Dietrich, one Of the best known
Mssons and one of the most prominent
shriners In the United States, died at his
home q. Wilkesbsere, Ps., his mornings
after suffering for years With cancer.
Announcement is made that john D.
Rockefeller, j., bad resigned from the
| board of directors of the United States
stsel Oorpors ton, and that his place had
been filled BY Henry Waltsrs.
Henry D. Anderson, So years old, of
1886 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Washington, waded out in be Eastern
Branch at the foot of B street sol tleasts
yesterday afternoon, end was drowned.
He wos subject to fits
Raymond Hunter, aged seven, emptied
the contents OF shotgun into the head
OF his brother, Ray Hunter, aged ten,
killing him, during a quarrel at their
home In Booze county, w. Va, yes.er"
day.
Clifford Pincho! and Seer; TRY OF Agri-
culture Wilson cashed dramatically be-
fore the Blllinger-Plnchot investigt ON
com % t ee yesterday stsrnooD. Mr..
Pinchot asserted ihst he secured Sacre-
tary Wilson's permission to write t,
Senator Dolliyer, while the secretary
said he had no Idea of the character OF
the ettsr Piuchot was writing.
A duel fough. yesterday by Prince
Francesca del Disgo and Count Felipro
Folchi, who eloped some yesrs ego with
Donna E!vira, second daughter of the
late Don Carlos, preteDder to the Span
ish throne, resulted in tie prince being
severely wulded III the bead The
trouble arose over money squabble.
Jose Domingo de O5sldia, PRECEDENT
of Panama, died from heart disease at
Panama yesterday afternoon. Hs had
been sick only since last Friday. Pfesi-
dent O5sldia vas elected on July -,
1908. He had before acted as the chief
exes u.i7e during the absence of Presi-
dert A. Amador. He was formerly
minister to the United S ates. H, VISA
born sc years ago and was SON Of for
mer President Obsldia OF Colombia.
Lesvlng the uorthbt und track on q
curve at poll near Rockpoint station
near Pitt :barg, Pc, yesterday aft,rnoon
Pennsylvania train, Ne. POI on the Erie
and Asbtabula diyisun raced across the
soutabouod tracks aud plunged into Ire
Beaver river. The engine and baggage
car we're almost submerged, the smoking
car wa u led On it's side on the river
bank, and ore coscb and Pullman car
were left standing across the tracks. Two
persops were killed, one IL missing, and
six were injured.
A dispatch from Seattle says The Great
Northern Spokane Express, which has
been stalled on the Sunni, of the Oat-
esde mountains since lsst THURSDAY, vas
buried BY Glide ysstsrday. A relief
train hes gone from Everett, III. 1t will
not be able to g within 10 mi'e, OF the
train. Reports from Wellington cay
that 20 bodies have been recovered, Is
peraons are missing, and from Is to 20
we're irj1red. Two trains, seven loco
motives, and Superintendent O'Neil's
private car we're buried. 0'Neiil es-
csp:d injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02

The most dramatic incidet In cor !
nection with the Ballinger-Pinchtt ir :
vet CATION occurred yesterday when
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson took The
stand fer the purpose Of denying tbs be
had given bis couse:t to Pinchot TO
write his letter TO Senator Doliver. This
Ia the l,t'er tist rented in Pinchors
dismissal. Secretary Wilson, who listen
ed to Pinchot's eiat melt, showed eV-
dences OF anger, and was very emphstie
in his denial OF Pinchot's statement, bat
he WA obliged 10 qualify his denial. tie
admitted having given Pinchot pernis'
sion to write to S nator Deliver, giving
him departmental information, but n
never intended that authorization 10
cover 1T err which would "iusult Il
president oil the Un:tjd States." Sec
get ry Wilson got considerably tspgl' d
in crost examination aid contradicted
himself 10 III nter OF instances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAR. 2. 1910.
THE arrest Oh Monday a! Gteen-

THE arrest on Monday a! Green
wich, Conn, of 67s boys, whose ages
range from ten to nineteen years, on
tie charge of attempting to wreck a
train in order that they c;u,d take
money AID yslua5les from the pockets
of dad passerg RS, shows what some
youths ars capable OF doing. Many
p,op!e tu2poae such evidences of de-
gsaeracy are the Outcome OF present
da7 conditions when young people reao
bl. little Il side the comic aud sporting
seetions Of the newspapers or tho h'msY
and Improbable stories priLts in cheap
psrsodicsls. Others are equally sufs
that the mslades fson which they
suff r. srs contracted at cheap thes tres
or milton picture shows where ad-
vsn,urers dreams ore illustrated. Ira q
r,bberieg, turglsries, intriguea, etc.,
are vividIy pictured until youngsters
imagine the chief enc OF man Is 10 prey
up2n his ielloW.creaturas. MoVipe
pictures, when Of the proper nature are
interesting aud Instructive. They oiltn
pro!ray historic events, or give repro
ssetaticns OF foreign cities which car
bs studied with profit. 1t is suggestive
pictures, however, representing ffencf
insrigoas and lawlessness generally !:
which objection il made. ln by-gou
days Juvenile Itnature, in the main
consisted OF the lives and advertu o
m,thica! pirates or extravsgant lndlsr
stories. In some OF the latter ente1pr.s
Ing boys we're represented SIS discha's
ing ramrods from guns and stringin
up half dozen braves a! tins. 1h
f,c-csnt novel has, ia measure, beef
superseded By other attractions eqaa'i,
as pernicious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
T0day's Telegraphic News
From Richmond.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.l
Richmond, Vs., March l.-Spesker
Byrd appears today in vigorions reply
to sentt,r Bsile7's argument last night
for the federal income tax amsndmsnf.
Mr. Byrd opposes favorable action BY
the Legislature.
A great number of statewide lu1mis'
sion petitions flooded both hcu es OF the
assembly todsy. L. is estimated thtt at
least twenty. FIVE thousand names are on
the Vafi, us petitions.
Even the republican members OF the
leglslt tu,e from tle Ninth district ex-
press belief that u1rt will defea: S!enp
for Congress. The Rhea taston will
cordially cooperate to elect S!u:rt. The
party is absolutely uulted in the MIMI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02

Pa, to encourage the raising OF hogs
within the city limitp. a special meet.
irg of the Town Council night or two
ago repealed an ordinance prohibiting
the raising or keeping of hogs within
the borough limits. Yesterday more
than thousand sites we're tuilt and the
uatry district secured for half-grown
pigs. Msyersdale, a mountain town Of
5000, Is in Somerset county, famous for
cakes aud ssu;age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
Sullivan in Ireland,

Dabliu, March 2.-"Come Bsck t,
Erin," played BY the orchea'ra ct the
Dublin Theatre RoJsl, snd an ovation
from crowded h;u,e. greeted John L.
Sallivsn's iut sppsassace in his old
home on his preaent tour. The former
worlds weight champion boxed
rounds with Kilraio, for which he re-.
ceiged $3.50, asd told feE stories.
Nothing IVES lacking in the warmth OF
hia rere ntinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-02
Tha NYeIInw henace.n

B.rliD, March "A trained Chinese
army OF 80, 900, 900 soldiers constituting
"yelIow menace" TO The While ciVilizs'
ton of the world, ia the sla'miog view
that Prof. Theodore Scbiemanu tskes OF
Ohina's military futu.r. Prof. Schit mann
who is one OF Gernsny's foremost ex-
parta on foreign affair.