Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-15

 poinm=nt in the United States LandOce Arizona They Evans Richardson editor of the Casa Times Col Ihos Weedin of the Florence Blade Tribune and Hon IS certain to fall into capable hands either land it.
 stranger in the United might lead to suppose from the congestion the cities that there the country for expansion There's Mwakee for instance with the whole Wisconsin behind it, and vet finding to limit the height of business buildings stories.
 Now that Governor Wilson has invited Colonel Bryan confer with hm-not at Bermuda. but home-on party affairs the political writers agog style the cab 
 After reading beated stories from the Balkan war; of the opinion that General Shermans definition still stands
 It has been discovered that St Louis traction company bonded for SoI has real valuation of only The difference entirely in water, and where St Louis needs water its street railway lines but in the Miss issipFi
 Sf ades of Annie Laurie the Fair Maid of Perth and Highland Mary Scotch maid threw her shoe judge of Aberdeen.
 The of the United States go all over that again and only small part of the currency on hand has been laundered.
 Looking forward years Colonel Waerson predicts that I9I6 the will be between the possible and m possible in government democratic sanity and bull assininy) complicated by democratic factionism and the ghost of republcansm unknowing unwilling admit. that it is dead y
 I, will take the stupendous of 2oooooooo to pay the pensions of the American during the fiscal If takes this great sum to the pensions of the fifty years after the how much wi
 take in the year 1905 one hundred after the
 The Good Fellow movement has swept the country This idea thought by business o Chca go and made public by great newspaper It is magn cent in its simplicity this plan of bringing together the men and women who have the purses and desire to carry Christ happiness to those who would be denied otherwise
 The Parker Post Says In the great Southwest there stream that compares to the Colorado river There only others the wesern of America that at all with 1.-the Sacramento and the Columbia The begins hundreds of miles up the heart of the Rocky mountains and emptes into the gull of California near the Mexican boundry line It carries with it immense of water for the most part lying among arid plains where the rainfall about the scantest the country When the melt the mountains the foods toena and very destructive at many points bill is pending be- fore Congress for the appropriation of to regulate the flow of this and to store its flood waters There IS the United States whose call for regulation loudly than the Colorado and where the of the surplus be made of immediate islnggreater results.
 It that Indian follow the trail for hours without showing signs of exhaustion But he cant grow chin whskers save his life
 The latest number of the:Salt Lake Review has pointed editorial abstract of which follows One would ally suppose the laws would be for the of the people and that when individual has complied with every require On the contrary, for instance locates cupied mineral land and lives up all requirements of the law His claim jumped The natural supposton that the government will take hand u the and oust the intruder the contrary tmerey the original claimant Your just but you will have to take the matter into the court and there except through the de- cision of the court From this forward therefore, the the question of which man has the most money with which hfht the case-al of whchs manfestly unuts and the attitude which, it should properly be taken by the government of the country with regard of its citizens holding mineral land by location.
 Leaders of the late lamened republican party will meet in New York December and inventory of the left the party will be taken with view of attempting resuscitate them again into political activity
 The value of church property the United States ag gregates about million dollars The operating expense this tremendous plant 2so millions year. The of this business with larger invested capital than the United States Steel Corp ration the 5 million members American churches These figures cited he issue of the Survey by Mir McAtee They dery impressive in suggesting the possibilities of influence organized religion hastenng the development throughout nation of that phase of brotherhood which been called social and industrial justiceI s