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capable of the highest development.
On the other hand, Turkey will never
rise above it's present moral status. and
as long ns il has Christian subjects viii
murder and outrage them.
The present sultan. IL is true, Is
weak ruler. But history has taught
that no sultan can defy the prejudices
OF the palace ring, which Is and always
will be nnti-Christian; hence the access
sion of a new ruler would not change
tile present aspect of affairs.
The excellent map accompanying this
article shows Turkey in Europe and the
states which have been taken from her
within the memory Of many readers.
The Turks who now rule over the REM
nants OF the Ottoman empire are OF Tar
tar origin. They established them
selves on European soil In 1890. Sultan
Amurath L.. called by some the greatest
general OF the Ottoman tribe. estnb-
llshed his capital at Adrianople. There
the seat OF government remained until
Mohammed III. conquered Constantine
pie In 1853. ind made IL the capital OF
the Turkish empire, under the name Of
STEAMBOAT. In AGO the same pad
ishah"--this Is the Turkish title for sui
tan-conquered Greece. Soleiman H..
who reigncd from 1919 TO 1866. brought
the empire TO tho height of its glory.
lie captured half OF Hungary, besicged
Vienna, the capital OF Austria, and
formed plans for subjngating the whole
cccident. lie was opposed by the flower
OF European chivalry. and returned
to Constantinoplc. After SoIeiman's
death Turkeys position was almost inn
prcgnable. but near the close of the 10th
century the fabric began 20 totter. Sew
cral expeditions sent against the Hum
garians and Germans ended In disaster.
In the 18th century began the dlsmem-
bcrment OF the thoroughly corrupt en-
pirc. II lost province after province
until the name Of "thc sick man of
Europe was applied TO IL by everybody.
The world has never had more wicked
and corrupt government than that
founded by the cruel Orkhnn. Let all
Christian men and women pray that his
equally cruel successor. Abdul Hamid
H.. will bc the last OF the tribe TO occupy
a European throne.
G. w. WEIrrIEnr.
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equitable though u seems. did not
meet with favor anywhere. The fact
OF the matter Ia, neither Russia nor
England desires the establishment OF
scmi-independent governments. both
wishing 10 secure possession OF Con-
stantinoplc and the Bosphorus.
England might be induced TO acqui-
esce In Russia's grab game. provided
shc could secure the Turkish islands
In the archipelago and one or two
provinces In Asia Minor. In the event
Of such settlement Austria would
claim Montenegro and Scutari, the pos
session Of which provinces would d.
vide the control OF the Adriatic sea be-
tween Italy and herself. Discussion
about Macedonia might be avoided by
adding IL to the kingdom of Greece,
20 which IL really belongs. Germany
would not interfere with such an ar
rangement, provided the kingdom of
Roumania, which In under It's special
protection. would be permitted to re-
main intact. Servia, at present ar in
dependent kingdom. would continue
70 exist--a buffer state between Austria
and Bulgaria. The latter principally
would remain independent nominally.
although IL is, even now, virtually n
Russian province. Prince Ferdinand.
the cowardly clown who has for some
years been posing as the ruler of Bull
garia, would be ousted sans ceremony
and his place filled by Prince Charles
OF Denmark, who is soon 10 marry
Princess Maud of Wales East Rou-
mclia. now semi-independent Turkish
province, would be absorbed by Russia.
The division of European Turkey az
here outlined would please everybody
outside of the foreign ofiicesat the differ
emit capitals of Europe; and when a d.
vision is made finally il must be made
along the lines here outlined. The
objection that Russia Is a tyrannical
country and should therefore not SEE
cure Constantinople is not logical; for
whatever may be said against Muscovite
rule the officials of the car have always
protected the lives and property and
respected the religious prejudices OF
peoples and tribes conquered in war.
Moreover, although primitive in some
respects, Russia Is Christian country,
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III IS WELL TO KNOW.

That the only woman steamboat en-
gincer Is Mrs. Madgc Trueworthy, Of
Scituatc. Mass.
That fabric made OF pine and spruce
wood pulp Is made into overcoats In
Leeds, Eng. Itloolss like frlcze.
That -four milling II an importnntin-
dustry In Jerusalem. The wheat Is OBJ
tanned from the valley Of the Jordan and
Somarin.
That the telephone charges In France
nre to be reduced 20 Eve cents for a
three-minute conversation within a ra-
dius Of Is miles.
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DIVISION OF TURKEY.
xe<<y Jealousy and tnordlnate Grssd
stand In tho Way OF = Finai
settlement OF the yexcd
Eastern Problem.



A few weeks ago when Mr.. Gladstone
wrcte his now famous letter TO Nine.
Olga de Novikoif some newspaper
writer's went so far as to call him a
dotard. To-day the same document
IN pronounced a sfatesmanlike utter
ance. The venerable British sage has
demonstrated once more that he Is far
ahead of his contemporaries I'm intel
lectuality and In the advocacy Of truly
humanitarian principles. Gladstone's
letter was written October 20. when
the reports of the massacre In Armenia
were discussed In every capital OF Eu-
rope. II see In my mind that wretched
ssltan," wrote Mr.. Gladstone, whom
God has given AS a curse 10 mankind,
waving his flag In triumph, and the
Advcrsaries OF his feet are England,
France and Russia. . May God.
in His mercy, send speedy end to the
gs~erning Turk and all his doings, as l
said when ! could shy, and sometimes
do. So ! say in my political decrep-
nude or death"
Following this letter came reports
OF further cruel slaughter OF Arme-
nlan men, women and children In Ire
bizond, Erzroom, Karpoot, Nush. Baya-
Kid and Van; and II the diplomats sta
toned at Constantinopie are TO be be-
heved these outrages were sanctioned
by the sultan. after he had agreed to
institute reforms urged by the repre-
sentatiyes Of the six great European
powers.
War vessels by the score were sta
toned at the entrance OF the Darda-
neiles, but when, in the opinion OF the
civilized world, the time for action had
arrived the powers refused to do any
thing more than to exchange few
more diplomatic notes. Austria pro-
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Briic6e grilnO(id6 ge6eif.

Tas dlteite GtGbIemsut ii Baltimore Dor eusm
oeutden 9r5te 9c!etet Nunocrte erioi9r Ider 0urer
h or lit Baltimore UidnneTE, {Srauen uuo
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BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
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go!toH= z IraEe. utylc1t moroen.
Sr. gSiIn. Is. SfIpmau, 9luitaIts=glr3t
(yfop. 20, 12Uttsl
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frQuf.

2onoon, II. 6ebr. - Sn ct.
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BON &Ietn auf bon icBr garter Gonltls
tuition.
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&irdlc.

Baris, 16. 6eb. - Die Dcputirz
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Gin tpeitercs Spfer DER uGlbc="9ata
itrpUHe altfaef1tisOcu.

EOn6On, L. 6ebruar.-OIc yeI6e
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sei6wemmt. Jn Oerielbeu @e9enO Iunb
man eiuen Boitiaf. uetder 3eitun9en,
pOn Srsmen nad Gblca9o beltlmmt,
entblelt.
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9lmton 9nprat Gbreuutitalico Scr
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mItglieO ermGglt.
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noa Der 2lbfabrt idlu9 cine Stur5lee
iiber oas ShiH uno mari cine 6eIbe
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Senrp 90. IOber bra9 oa5 Setn on
3msi Stcucn unO muBte bic Weiterfabrt
auIsebcn. Gr lie9t in einem Der bIsiiz
ger ,Sote,s. Der r6ricslonO" leRte am
9. 6ebruar bic 6abrt iort.
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&nr,e &nbel.S .Serrsd1eit.

- Der Eapit bat an SOnutag Olciie
ssleieu unO ,pdter cine 2ln5abl Pll9er
i'm GbrOuiaul empian9eu.
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ale StdOte nit iiber 10000 Slnwobs
uern Oem 6iirlten ous @brenbir9erredlt
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ben.
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Sie arntemiid1e sSraae.

Con ltantt opel, II. 6ebruar.
- Die nit bcr lulerludung Der Grmcz
nilden Sreueltbaten betraute SomnIllz
ion beiinOet iit nod Immer 81 Otoolb5.
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baltcu, Semel8materlal 81 Iammeln. oa
man ibnen nur 9eltatten mill, ben Ser
banO ungen ais ltumme GbelInebmer
hPi2umnhurn
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QtuS Spnoou.

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CUR 3eit eiirig Oa5 0erift usrbreIlst,
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europGIi1c Dame III @Onltautlnopel
nah G;nbruh Der 9tadt auf Die StraBe,
nuo mabrtno 6e5 Cages ieten tic fOrt=
m6brenO Osr Seleioi9uu9cn Seitcns Der
GingsbOr:nen au5gsleet.
Der bier 10 lcbr gspiinlAte $oOd)z
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Gapetown pcrbaIttt wurOe, aber lsinen
0al9ern suttam, lit neueroIn95 mteOcr
cinseiangcn wOroen uuO befinOet lidl
unter itarfcr SeOefung auf Dem gSege
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moro bat tiirjlid ION GcDIOn aus wt.z
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bette bort einen Suweller um OIaman>
ten uno Sdmudiuden im QSertbe BON
100000 uno cutfam IN Der 0eleuldaTt
sueier SpieBssuOnen auf elmer uorber
qemietbeteu Oampi= DaAt.
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Germlldlte teIraraphiidlr Grpeldlcn.

- Dem SObn oeS perltorbcneu Qtll'
liordr8 Gbayic5 6air warO oal 2lncrz
bieten gcmaht, oas uerlduunOene Ge'
itament ictne5 %ater5 9egen 30blun9
pom $4,000 hcrbei iu ipaIien.
- Sn Detroit, Ntid., lrablcn in Der
Sumitas8z9taht OleOe aus cincm NSagz
aon Ocr ,llnitcO Statc5 GrprcBzGOmp."
BEN eiicrneu GeloIbrauf uHO ltlsppttu
ibu etua 400 6uS wett Huh elmer ab9cs
legeneu SleQe. ollie &eriube, oeu
Shranf gu Dfncn, ltIuQen IcbI unO Die
0auner muBten ibrc Beute iabrcu IaNeH.
- 0rei Straillngc, wclde bel 0er'
mitage, Sera3, uabe am Glclcile Der
j, NflNOuris, &auia5s uuo SCraSs s8abn"
belhGitiat warea, ipraugen, I'M lbrc
6relhelt Su srIaugen, 0uf Die %otomotiue
elne8 9onltruftionsuain5, parfen Den
9ououttcur bcrunter uno fuprcn oaOOn.
DC 9SGhter i1lften oCn Slihtln9en
mebrere &ugc II na6, i0Otcten slneu ouz
pon uuo uerpuubrteu oen Auocrcu. Der
OeiSer IlcB allies fate 9SaIsr aus Dem
&enoer III ben &sllel laufeu uuO bradlte
10 Die 2ofOulOt ue gum Stcheu. Der
brittle 6liidtllug ipraug oaraui BON Der
Xotomotlpe unO entfam.
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@us Der @cltausiteauugsitaOt.
@rnhe Afnth IN &hlcaao.

Gbicaso, 16. 6ebr.-0u5 GOmits
fir armenunteritieun9 Oes County
BourO bat cincn geriht eritattet. Der
gan; critaunll9e Gbatiaden entbalt.
G5 9ebt oaraus beruOr, oaB i'm OtOnat
Sanuar .. 8. 1900 mebr unteritieun9s<
geiuhe eIrsereJdt murccu, u,8 I'M 3az
mar 1894, unO OaB $4,000 9au5arme
auf O1entItde Soften erBaIteu lpuroen.
DIE 3abl 9erer, wclds mabrihelnltt
oerbuusert waren, wenn iic ntdt auI
GOuntgtOlten seip,ilt wOrOeu warsn,
mirb uuT 10000 9eIdiet. Bur 3eIt
meroen aui GOuntDfOlten 1922 6amtIIen
trbalt:u unO 367 &rante uerprle9t.
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pie 21eip-D DorG 25iseuit-@o.
eSGItres =0ifts 3 fpeis.

2a5 9eItdft Der RcmsSIprf Siscut. 6 pmpaup
tGifs IN eeleu Sabre elneH btotuteaoeH glUI1DuH9
IN Sef9Letd nit Dem Sabre 1S93 aufSupelI-R. DIE
SaareS=SerIammluHs tuuroe am 3. D. W. obgeldlcn
mo oer auSmttS ergab elEen gteitoz{ {rofr II oob:
ron OIL brobert geqcH 4.6 g5roSsny in 1898. Sle
9!etto @tHHGbmeu iDlbreno oes iobres, uao SiUar
nab Se5abIuns Der 3iHeu uno aler lnoite7 betruaeu
S345,33O.OO 9eaen $i4l $1,000 IN 1898. Die
SuGEj tet SdlHB oeS Gsbdites Gm 81. 0eSember
1884 lit olsenoe:
Gutbabfu.
Grrroeigertbuut, @jebauoc, 8atcEt=
rette. UiaibIHerle H. l. 10. .......- S1O,029, ,S56 90
Yleroe uHo 2SaQcr. 81 20. $4,000
=@tHrintuagen 5,45S.OO
vertigo MCGreH...... DIS, ,255.O0
Jtobmdterldieu u.i.m. G2i ,O47.0O
@lHiutdrenoe 6onz
tOs............ -. 63o,929.Oo
GIHiutareEpe Retz
EuHgeH........... 29,929.OO
90 --'0'0 1871 ,377 90
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Ser
NatiDnal Salt Serei1l
ocr Staof Baltimore
National Building A ssociation.
Sureaur: 3immcr Nr. lOs unr 400. 5irslitp

NdIIOlldl - oulIlOlllS n cSOSloIlOh'
SHreaur: 3immcr 9ir. lOs une 400. 5ietIitp
autUriGr.ss savifaI '!siuS. sI0. Iu0S..oOO.OOO.OO.
y Scdmtc:
Grnff 9. Snabc, iun., 9rdioeHt.
Sbomas ~ !odt, BlceprlroeHt-
8. Mcoiep Sucft, 'GGsmetlter-
Is. Il. 0pHe. Seirstar. -..--,
MwcS. 9ridbarr, 1.@(SclhdIts1u1rer.
s.. -. Morris, G'eIdldttsfuhrer
be5 SIIguuss< SepcrtcmentS-
sSilIiams & sSillians, 9fedntscoHHlenleh.
Scpoiitorium: Continental SatipnaisSant.
Gihsriellunq Der SecurItater: Nieeltp Is Sef
ppiit=Sp.
Sireftprcu:
Gruif .. &uabe, inn, pom SsnI. SHaoe d CO.,
EiunUidbrItGRteH. o NJ,
Clinton -. Naiue, pon falHe a. u'eSa1"!A' GUM
flerS uro Uidiler.
Shumas S1. san, glEpaIt.
SBilbur Il. Sadipn, PraItoent Der Continental
gtational=Sduf. ,
Gr,pdre Maine, Serssr uno 9eraus9eosr oes
p9eutIten @uTreIponoenten."
Samcs a Mfdipr BON Der JaueS D Vta1on CO.,
Grader Tabrttanter.
u. YSiuslrrp SSiniamS, 4rfuat.
Charles Ajfurp Smith poH 5mtth, Stron co.,
GEaroszodnolcr in Yapter hao 8Gplerlader-
W. NtS. 9ridbGrc, SGU=SeretH.
Isriorku, peIdle Saorqelo i'll 00be pom 5000 blS
$4,000 pas IN moaatlltbeu Staten SuriidiuSuhIeu III
lueloeH mui;, al eRtleleH plnluen. NHo SielenI9eH
ipeldc ihre moHOiideH STiparHlIle oul ple iIdetNe
mn protdtee l&eile arSult9sR munde7, lolien lld)
an pleien Sauperein luenoen. Cyebrs,1DD
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(Tlr ben r9eutiten Gorreipouosntcn" ipssteG
bertdet burd ol "llnltso BreB" IND Die "epzgorter
Iiocllrte lSreilc."l
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Salte in &eraS 5u @ruROe 9c9angensn
Sdla1tuiebs miro uuf % >PrO5ent Der
selammten SeerOe psrani3last-
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Str. ~.
SampffefcI Srplnfipn.
3mei betaunte 9urQer fiEOeu elueu augsu.
bltlIdeu SOB.


8ra6forS. 3d., 16. .6sbr.-'0eute
IbenO I'M llbr sTplooirte in Dem adt
Wiellen upn bier entfsrnt bels9enen Doc
SoIOw Elm bsi eincm Sclbrunncu uuis
seitsuter OampiteilcI bel weltcr GjeIcs
senheit Gupt 3ameS 6ra;Ier uno 2IIireo
WcCuiltOn auaenbIidlid 9stOOtet wurs
ben. McSuliton'S ycite wuroe 100
SUB pom Oem Drummer entfernt nuf9ez
iunOeu; bciOe 6iBe paren lbm obaertis
len. 6ra;ier'S ycIde ipuroc 80 5SuB
oon ocm Sruunen entfernt geiuuben.
Die angebIid)e llriafc DER GrploljOn
mar Wuferman9cl III Scllel. DIE @es
t0otcteu maren mob,bctannte 8iir9er
bon Oic&ean>9oIntp, bciouGers @apt.
SraSier, Der in pOlitliden unO @.I.E.
&retIen cine promInente 9ioue ip;eltc.