Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-22
THE SATURDAY STAR.

Some Of the Many Readable Articles
in Tomorrow Big Paper.
The Saturday Star this week will contain
the closing chapters Of F. A. Cummings
great serial, THE Path Beyond the Levee,"
as well as a number Of special articles Of
rare merit.
A week from tomorrow The Star will
commence the publication Of new serial
of remarkable strength and interest. 1t Is
a realistic and thrilling romance Of the Gre
tan uprising, entitled 1.-THE Unspeakable
Turk" 1t is from the pen Of George Hor-
ton. author of 1.-THE Fair Brigand."
Mr.. Horton has taken for the theme of his
latest story the thrilling events in Crete
leading to the Cretan rebellion, and event
ually to the Greco-Turkish war. The author
has related the events that followed the
shooting of the British marines. and has
portrayed with graphic pen the terrible
deeds of murder. rapine and arson carried
on by the Bashi Bazouks In their desperate
and fiendish desire to wipe out the Chris
tians; how homes were entered and inno-
cent women and children ruthlessly slaugh-
tered made to witness the murder and
Dissertation of those held dear is told with
a realism that compels the reader to say
with the author land this is the unspeak-
able Turk
Mr.. Horizons qualifications for writing
this story are such that we can rely upon
his statements of fact. He was for six
k.i,o
visited Canea the day following these mas
sacres. Mr.. Horton made close study of
the language and conditions, habits and
customs of the Greeks. and his work shows
that he knows his ground thoroughly.
Among the articles of special interest in
The Saturday Star this week may be men,
tened the following:
UNCLE SANS SLAVES GllustratedD.
Frank Carpenter this week treats of
topic when he tells how men, wo-
men and children are bought and sold in
the southern Philippines.
BEER AND CHOWDER illustrated.
rich and racy description of q days
outing with the Michael NJ. MuShooihan
Association, the dominant political
ganizaton in its own particular ward IN
New York.
IT'S A WAR DRAGON illustrated.
AL, about the wonderful. new airship
which has recently arrived at Fort
Myer and will be used by the army in
its future work.
1.-THE PARvARTED BACHELOR Gllus-
tratedD.
A capital short story by Seumas Mae
Manus. whose articles on Irish country
life have been a feature of The Saturday
Star for a number of weeks past.
STREET OF ALGIERS Gllustrated).
a visit to the oriental section of the Paris
exposition, where one sees the same peo-
pie and the same shows that We're in
evidence at the Chicago exposition.
RELICS OF THE WAR Glustratcd).
Both the Beers and the British have the
collecting fad, and all sorts CT queer
things have been bounced upon as SOU
venirs
LATE PARIS HINTS Gllustratedl
Good manners and the lack of them as
seen at the French capital. Simple and
sumptucus costumes on the boulevards
A NEW FEDERATION
James Bryce, NJ. P, author of 1.-THE
American Commonwealth discusses
the scheme for the closer union of the
Australian colonies.
PARTITION OF CHINA
Rev. Dr. Fl. H. Lowry, an American, and
president of the Pekin University, gives
his reasons for believing it both I'M
likely and undesirable.
AURIFEROUS ATLIN
Cy Warman describes this region of Won
derful scenery and great mineral wealth
and the trip up Fifty Mile river