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Elmer A. Friend, Editor
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trea*ur> by i . t.-.no'u '• >* »n. su
born in Lyu/» ‘a.> »• l*'*'
the son •*! .... *» i
tsiizu ctn t :
Mr. Glas> v bo fi
paper bu <rai .
his life in it. iii' *.
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ness as a p
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;.au-v hr :i t* i bis i ..h r in pub
lish! up a n* ■.. a* 1'- *«. rsbu?
Ho was ed ucated in private an»i
,,ub!ii sehoo’s .n Lynchbuip. leuvinp
school at th ■ j :« o !• ' l etonn a
*> inti r. I »' (.»# '• o» n . o <1. iy m*u>
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intr pup* . ai . ‘ i. *• * Anvar
,»c. in ai’lern w pap* . i>o I art pu‘‘
lisl *1 fioro th. ... p.nn . n • • >
u* host in the state.
Mr. Glass , while a young man,
married Miss Aurelia Caldwell, a a i
i four v :ii!dr«'n. Major Powell, Lien*.
, a-er Jr. Miss Mary Archer and Mi'S
Augusta Christian. Both his sons vo *
niv t 'vd in the amiy before the co .
• i.tion a t was introduced in Co’
. s and both are now in Prance.
.1 **e they have won rapid promotion.
uSo has three nephews in the a -
ny and navy.
'! Glass has served continuous!;,
t »!.jrr« s for nine sessions, and, at
■ :iu of hi. appointment as seer
of the ti-easury. was chairman o!
i vjse banking currency commif
r. As such, he was the author of the
* <]•'» nl reserve act.
A from his newspaper business
his work as n congressman, M
takes the greatest interest in
*ock fat m. iv Campbell count' .
• he owns a large herd of th ■
V rginia. He i
, n •' * an excellent judge of ,Torse
i:tl ; \ ’ kshire swine.
; ' . v *n r t attending scf
't g.*es.. is divided betwe. ' ]
v b n I.ynehburg and his cour'- 1
Since the first inaugutv ;
n ■ I're i«! :nt Wilson, he has be *n ’
d to -•pend most of bis tin' •,
• •■n. but his family has li*. ,
! tui’.hurg, except for occasion :1 |
> to Mr. G!a s at the capital. I i
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JUNEAU, ALASKA
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offers to the Trappers of Alaska, highest Cash prices for
iheir Furs.
'the Method of purchase is as follows:
Ship your fur in by express or parcel post if same amount;
to S100. or o'er. Vfe will wire our best offer, which if un-j
satisfactory \vc will either return your fur or ship to ai
oltier point Ues:gnaled, ah (barges prepaid.
Companion oi our prices with outside figures wi.!'
prove that we pay more and you gel your money from
iitve tv) live reeks earlier.
References; Ary Bank in Alaska, Dextcr-Hor* i
,:n NiUioi.ai Bank of . ie u to. National Bank of Tacomr,
i acoina. Wash.
Make os a trial shipment. WK GUARANTEE SATIS
! 1 ACTION.
' ‘ ( HAS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY.
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! Washington, Mi*. Gla >s lives ;it the
I Hotel Raleigh.
Mr. G1 \ss is a forceful speaker ai d
writer, his editorial work uh« n he we.,
active in the newspaper business hav
irg wo 1 him wide.recognition, lie is i
•lose student of financial rr.a'ter , a» d
as aut' or of the present federal bank
ing system, he came imo prominence.
. GEXi RAL. HEADQUARTER.*:
A MEIUC A:; EXPE HIT 1 OX A K V
FORCES ( HAUMOXT, France, J; m
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ated Press) — In such spare time a
their dutvv permit many of the off;
rs of the American I. adqua 1
StufJ have rudied the interesting his
torical relies of VulS little i ity. Whil - •
not so old as seme of its iv gi ho in ;
i'o vns neve. Riders Chaumont is a fer
tile field of investigation.
It was o:ee the s at and t org' .*. :
>f the Counts of Champagne. On tin
»dge of a tree-clad precipice that com
mands a wide sweep of field of t!
castle of the Counts of Champaga
massive square structure cf tr.a oi : .
liehened and grey with age. it nov
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forms one angie of the more mode;
i'UiUis do Justic and in sucii goou co:
uition that it is hard to realize
fiom the Jith Century. Ueiow .
are the cells of the court iiou-c, a
around its base is a quaint wailed g.
ilen, and from a deep ravine a star.*
way tunneled from the rock lead,
the old tower.
Many of Chaumont’s house ' late i
the Twc Ifth century, but next to tov. -
r Hautcfcuillc in interest is t!
Church of St. Jean. Crowded in be
ween buildings on all sides this beau ,
dful old edifice shows to less advant ■
.go than many newer churches and j
nthcdrals, but few of them hold more j
)f interest. It dates from the 13th, 15
h and ICth Centuries and retains c>.- '
luisite monuments of each period.
The beautiful double porch of the
outh portal is well known to archi
tects and its flamboyant style of the i
.*est portal. The interior ornamental
on is rich and varied, the triforium
n the transept being embellished with
n exquisite cornice supported on cor
bels. The church also holds a paint
ing of St. Alex is ascribed to Andrea
del Sarto. A chapel in the north aisle !
holds a curious Holy Sepulchre dating i
from 1460
Tho pulpit and stalls are the work ,
of Rouchardon, father of the famous j
sculptor who was a native of Chau
mont, having been bom in 1608.
Rut Chaumont\s place in later his- j
tory probably rests on the fact that
hero was signed the famous treaty
of 1814 by which the Allied Sover
eigns pledged themselves to reduce j
France to the limits of 1789. In an j
ancient building in the Rue Bouchar- :
Ion, once a convent, but now the resi
dence of a wealthy citizen, and for the
present loaned as the official Ameri
can “guesthouse” and officers club,
there is a stained glass window com
memorating the signing of the treaty.
Tt is cla;med that the historic event :
took place in this building.
Chaumont was the birthplace and I
heme of Phillipe Inchon tho pjoneer j
of gas lighting in France, and near;
the railway station is a bronze statue
of him by Pechinet. Lebon was bom
in 1767.
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