The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-01-18


dor to France to take effect on the
! appointment and qualifications OF q
successor
The storm swept Atlantic coast g.
I piling UP a record Of wrecked ships
and suffering OF men that promises to
I uclips, the havoc OF all previous rig.
/ orous and severe winters on the east.
rTH scGhord
Miss Kate shelley. the heroine who
/ became nationally famous because OF
her daring gCt In creeping across High
/ bridge. Lear Boone, Ia, In a storm
aud warning a Northwestern train OF
the broken bridge. Is critically III a.
her home near Boone
. Ohcrs-ry .r0n AZ the Lowell obsery.
nlory IlnrsUv Artz show that the
Marian canal titan has doubled since
the i.., representation Of this region
SIX Hn..- ago Iao canal runs nearly
straight north from the gull OF tl"
+ HHH--. across tHr equator and far
into rN" uurhun hemisphere Of that
planet.
'..'. '".'. TWO women ana l".E
"...'" ." '."'" ' ''s ana '""' '''
N.ra at. .ua portions plight iE tn.
..# IA r..r 0u Hastinss the
l4..oa Ian l,p loass are helpless
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'.'''.''.'r' h|r as the result OF an
..''' NJ III lhe car YARNS OIL inc LOUIS
''''t 9'''.' N"iI"aE company
NoIh'''" AMER bhre"u pattie OF
VII, -'"''e" carnegie adihl''eu /"
."e SUNNY committee thSI tue steer
INDUSTRY Is no" dominated oy the
steer trust ana 'hat tue day OF com
I'llt'oh mas pas5ed'
rive women anu man were kllied
"Heh Hh eNpTehs Tram on inc Ne"
lofk division OF tho pennsylvania
raliIoad crashed into hght station
wagon Ut sr"ue crossing III torres
u'Ie' Hupu'O Vi ih.i"ue'phia'
No'" ''uH'ahuiib an 'i'e u'e'"SSi"h
III eonst ess,ohal elFc'eS over Tue
i'on"o'e i''luIe 10 pass iiFer anu
N",Doi pi''' ~ can oe e"peo'ou ll,el
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sat,as p..stdan, rs, .otd ,t.i.a,s
=, tha ,rhttn IIo,sa ~, 10 had A.
cided to name Judge Hook.
A sympathetic strike of more than
400 600 members of the Federated
Railroad Sbop EMPLOYEES. 10 he called
within n month and possibly within
two weeks. was predicted by Ernest
l.. Resuin. president of the Federated
Shop Employees of the Hartman lines,
Despite the 60.mIle lashng gale and
binding snow, steeple lacks worked
400 feet on the twin spires of ST. Pct.
ricks cathedral, New York, stringing
lights for the Illumination to welcome
Cardinal Farley.
Thera IA n nrosnect NJ tho estab.
I,sbme,, NJ Iea,isb up,vorsitv at
Iarrsoion A waa,,hy indian Iaw hos
hoouoathed s.oo oo0 IN found n col.
toga NJ tbot oi,y
sixtaep hundred fre,eb, handIors of
,ba pootor q ta;ra railroad s,ruol
ou, ., syr,,a,hy for tho s,riLi,g trapo