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Evening star., 1908-12-22
s.I Guess That's Bad

said The pleased advertiser when the
clerk at the counter handed him a large
bundle of letters replying to his want ad-
III The Star.
Evening star., 1908-12-22
Altamont Spring Water
Wilson e. Mayers' Wednesday Sale.

OF exceptional puritt."-Dr. McDon-
nell state chemist. Md.
Evening star., 1908-12-22

The Great Bear Is an Ideal Table
water Office, 1o4 nth NV Phone $40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
lis Beautiful Today But Only The Shadow of Its Glorious Future Self.
ssas-sH  k.lts-,A .It1ll;17ll]il. "a
4The Placid Place"

excavations into the site of Nppur reveaf the fact that ten cities built there at widely separated periods civilization No thinker will say that here series of chance condolences He knows that this pg or one c
 after another on the dust of it's predecessors be ascrbed onlv to a COMMANDING COMPELLING LOCATION
 Location has always been and will be always the nao< test of the vitality of city, residence community or even single home If the right houses be plotted out time after time others will take their places On the con tav if there be a defect in ocaon arbitrary de cee no expedents of any kind prevent the ultimate com ing of decay.
 The ncomparabe location of Norwood an absolute guar antv of it's perpetuty and growth The Pacid Place. IS beautiful little city of homes today but 1t IS only shadow M glorious self in the to come when advancing thought shall have made realities of present ideals o lte
 He who builds Norwood builds for his children and hs children children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
RYAN'S BARGAINS.

s9500-Good business lot, close in, on lst avenue.
 s6000-Eight-room house, servants house. lot 60x190, fronts east; modern home: terms easy; 14th avenue, north. $5000-Six new Groom houses; well located: rent for $60 per month; good investment North Birmingham.
 $3500-Nine-room house, 2-story new all modern conveniences; on car line: in best residence portion of Woodlawn. $1S00-Five rooms and hall, fronts south i: street and sidewalk new; near four churches and new school building at North Birmingham.
 $1S50-Five rooms and hall, front and back porches; well located at West End. s1100-Three nice lots on corner; fronts car line; near North Birmingham park s2250-Forty acres land, 4-room house. barn, two good springs; 20 acres in cul- tiyation: on good macadamized road , nine miles from Birmingham; terms easy.
 $S00-Fifty- three acres land, 4-room house. barn, orchard; 30 acres in cultivation; edge of small town; 35 miles north on Louisville and Nashville. Beautiful lots fronting car line near Ar lington station, Gate City car line price from s325 to s450 see these if you want to buy.
 If it's real estate see the
 RYAN REAL ESTATE co. 2oS-4 Woodward Bldg. Bell phone SS5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
RENTAL LIST.


 REsIDENCEs-NoR S61S1s First ave, rooms, S6. 1915 9th avenue, 5 rooms, S15. 1S1S Rush ave, rooms, S22.50. l01s 24th street, rooms s25. l117 18th street. 6 rooms, S25. 12l7 18th street. rooms, $50. 1923 Mamie ave, rooms, S25 l13l 18th ave, rooms, S22.50 1727 Marshall ave, rooms, s25. 1905 18th street, rooms. s35. 1l19 Lomb st., rooms. S25. IA 18th St, rooms. s25. 122l 18th street rooms, $50. 11O6 Marshall ave. rooms, go 1910 Rush avenue. 10 rooms, $50. 1Ol4 lst avenue, ' rooms, S11. 1501 sth ave, rooms. SsO. 714 26th st., rooms. s25
 REsIDENCEs-soU Forest Hill, rooms. S5 413 24th St, rooms, BIO. 11lS1s Ave. D, 4 rooms, S6. 1l14 Florida ave-, rooms S3G. loO6 l6th st. (ground fioor), rooms. sS2.5O 1921 Ave. D, rooms, SIP. 9l5 12th st., rooms, $S750. SS1 Bradley street, s rooms, $S2. 50. l7O1 Avenue I, 6 rooms, $22, ,50. S5OS Avenue F, rooms, S10 lllO l4th st., rooms, sS2.5O. l5Z6 1th avenue, 6 rooms, $45. 1925 Avenue l. rooms. S25. iz2s Montgomery st.. rooms $50. 10th avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts.,
 rooms $35 lll6 Florida avenue, rooms, $35. lIlS l2th ave, 8 rooms. $3l5O SW Montgomery st, rooms, $40 Sl1 20th st., rooms, $50 lS2S goth st., rooms, S60. llOS Florida st.. rooms, SS3.S4. 16lS 14th ave, s rooms $50 2lIf 11th ave, rooms, $45 1o2S 1lth Ave, rooms, $45 2I14 Pine st, (Ave. H), g rooms, s75 171S 10th ave, rooms, S35 1911 10th ave, 8 rooms, $35 l2lS St. Charles st., rooms $S5 1O01 18th ave, rooms, $50. 1l0l 11th ave, 10 rooms, s60 1895 18th ave-, 10 rooms, $75 1925 12th ave, furnished, 10 rooms, s125. Glenn ave. and Warsaw st.. 10 rooms, s110. 1928 18th street rooms, $50 1144 12th street. rooms, furnished, $65 1oS5 Sycamore street. Il rooms, sS5 Glen Iris. 10 rooms, $S5.
 BUSINESS PROPERTY. 8l3 North 18th street, first floor, 20x6O. $13O. IS North 20th street, first f1oor 25x10e, s15O 2S South 2oth st., 1st floor 25x10O, s75. 2200 Morris avenue, first floor, 25x75, S65. 1706 1st ave, 20x1OO, s20. 4t11 isl avenue o-Slory, ZoXlozr2, SlS3. o5. 1729-3l 1st ave, 3-story. 50x1S0, $41650 17O2 1st Ave. ground floor, 21xso, $25. 1706 4th ave, 2-story, 25x100 s75. 4O4 North 18th street, 1-story, 25x100, s6O 2610 2d avenue, 2-story. 25x10O, $50 2612 2d avenue, 2-story, 25x1OO, $50 1908 4th avenue, 1-story 25x100 $50. 1227 Avenue B, 1-story, 25x1OO, SIP. .50. 250O Avenue G, 1-srory. 25x6O, s15. 2O241z 3d Ave, hall 40x5O. $50. 1910 2d avenue, 50x140, s3O. POS N. 21st st., 1 story, water and heat,
 $75.
 VACANT LOTS. Avenue E between Fist and 22d streets.
 25x175, $10.
 We have a large list of suburban resi- dences and negro houses for rent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
Norris Real Estate Co.
FIT 3d Ave.
$8,5OO.
Bell 1872.

\ new S-room Norwood home on an east front lot 60x190. The parlor. re- ceptIon room and dining room are all thrown together and all finished in mission oak. The rooms mp stairs are finished in white enamel and ma hogany. This is an ideal home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
No. 2323 the Lucky Number.

The person holdinslthe duplicate to the above number will please present same 10 the undersigned fhd receive free deed to lot 3. block aK1of Attandboro, in Ensley Ticket muN be presented with in ten days from daSf.
 ALAN HENSON.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
S6.7bO.

A South Highlands new S-room. furnace heat home, hardwood floors, nice mantels and all modern improve ments. This is a genuine bargain and can be bought on very easy terms. It will pay you to see us Monday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
$2,5OO Lot Bargain

Large lot; oyerlooks city near Highland avenue, Iroquois street and Rhodes Cir Gle; a neat location and offered at a sacrifice for quick deal; see It. B. F. Eborn, Suite S16-1S Brown-Marx Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
FOR RENT

FOR RENT 1501 9th ave, N, rooms, $35 1905 N. 18th st., ' rooms. $35. 1217 N. 18th st., rooms. $50. 1117 N. 18th st, 6 rooms. s25. 1400 11th ave, N, rooms. s25. 230s Sth ave-, N, rooms, s35. 1119 Lawn st., : rooms, s25. 21Oo 12th ave, N, rooms. $22 50. 2100 12th ave, N, 5 rooms. $16.50 1219 s. 18th st., rooms, $32. 90. 1900 S. 20th st., rooms, s20. 1904 S. 20th st., ' rooms. s20. 171S 10th ave, S., 8 rooms, s32 50. 1001 12th ave-, s., rooms, $50. SIS S. 18th st., g rooms, $35. 1415 10th ave, S., rooms $35. ITS 10th ave, S., rooms, s3j 2117 11th ave, S., rooms, $45. 2019 Humboldt ave, rooms, $40. 2o21 Humboldt ave. 8 rooms, $40. 2522 Ave F, 8 rooms, $22.50. 253O Ave. E, g rooms, SO. 1342 s. 18th st., rooms, $50 g0S s. 18th st, ' rooms. s3o. 161S Ave. H., rooms, sl65O.
 STORES 1922 Morris ave, floor, $75. 2404 2d ave, 1 floor, $50 2406 2d ave, 1 floor, sJ0. 260s 2d ave, ? floors, $50. 26l0 2d ave, ? floors, $50. ll2 N 24th st., 1 floor, $25. IA N. 24th st., fioor $25. 313 N. 18th st., l floor, $l25. 2011 3d ave-, l floor, $200. Two nice offices in Hood Bldg.
 w. N. MALONE 6 co.
 .219 N. 21st St. Phones 1239.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
S6.OOO.

An s-room, new. modern, South High lands home in one block of High land avenue; has all modern im- provements, hardwood floors, fur mace heat nice mantels; 5000 cash. balance easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
s, ,oOO- South Highland

New and modern Groom cottage, South Highlands; immediate possession; name your terms, and if in reason we will trade. See it. B. F. Eborn, Suite s16-1S
 Brown-Marx Blds-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18

WILL SELL.
 And if you want the best home In BIT mingham for the price see this one Monday; has reception hall, parlor, din- ing room, kitchen, buffers pantry and lavatory on first floor, finished in ouarter-sawed oak, hardwood floors four bed rooms and bath upstairs, servants room and laundry in basement, front and hack porches up and down stairs. furnace heated The mantles area the best that architectural skill could de- vise Attractive terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
S3.3OO, S3.75O and S4,25O.

Here are three South side, new modern homes, close in, never been occupied we will sell you for $750 cash and the balance almost like rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
Claude L. Norris
 REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
4o8 TITLE GUARANTEE BLDG.
 Both Phones 2324.

FOR SALE. S72O0-Handsome Norwood home. $6500-Attractive home, F blk. F ave. $2S50-Norwood corner, F ave. s525O-Bargain, 2-story res., "A st., near Il. S2750-N. Fist, modern cot, rents $500. $35O0-2-story res, 19 st, near 13 ave. $3750-New Rush ave. place. $5750-New 9-r. res, Fountain Heights S3OO0-Good CT. cot, fl st., 10 and Il ayes. s2750-15 st., alley corner, close in. $l0,00O-W. 20 st. property, rents $96O Sl0, 500-Fifth ave. property, rents $50 mo. S2l, 00O-Large ave cor, improved. $S500-V aluable 15 st. cor, rents well. $5G, 000-Fine bus. cor, several stores. $50, ,00O-Handsome bus. house, rental $24O0. sS6O0-Fine new home. east of S. 20 st. S12, ,5O0-Excellent s. 20 st. corr res. $S0 Pr. ft., good Whitaker st. lot. $1S50-New home, Rising station. s3OO cash.
 FOR NT-SOUTHSIDE. Rooms, 1905 12 ave, $S5. Rooms. 11l4 Fla, s3O.
 Rooms, 1116 Fla st., $35
 s Rooms, 1125 11th st., $40.
 s Rooms, SSl2 Ave. F, s22. 50. 8 Rooms 3310 Ave F, s20. Rooms S32 15 st., $3O
 Rooms 1O06 16 st., $3O. Rooms, 90S 15 st., $30. 2 Rooms 2O21 Humbolt ave, $40 Rooms, 2222 Ave. I. $26.25 Rooms, 1901 11th ave-, $50.
 Rooms, 1201 18th st., $60.
 Rooms, 1923 20th st., $60. Rooms, 1925 Ave. I, $25 Rooms, 1915 Ave. J, $35. Rooms, 1114 12th av., furnished, s60 FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE Rooms, 1881 Rush ave, s25. Rooms, 179O Allen st., $30.
 5 Rooms, S3O 3rd ave, SIS.
 9 Rooms, 2524 7th ave, $50 Rooms, $500 10th ave. s35. Rooms, 1727 18th ave, s25.
 Rooms, 2S29 3rd ave- s27. 80 10 Rooms, Eth ave, bet. IS and 19 sts. $65. 5 Rooms, 1909 Marshall ave-, (New), $22. 50.
 R. McONNELL & CO.,, 21O7 Third avenue Phones BIO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
Want A Home .

Can yu pay s75O cash and $40 per month? If so, I have a new, modern, furnace heat and grates. 2-story. 7-room cottage; immediate possession; it is a South Highlands bargain. B. F Eborn, Suite 3l6-1s Brown-Marx Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
HOUSE SALE

It is up to us9 to sell two newly built. modern houses on Avenue l. South Highlands, this week, and somebody can make s10o0 each on them. They are No. ISIS and No. 1410 Avenue l. They are two-story rooms with modern plumb ing, tile hearths, cement plaster, furnace pipes, have car lines all around them and in walking distance of the business section. They are good to look at, good to live in and good to make money on Price for the week, $330O and $Sl50, respectively; $500 cash, $50 per month with per cent. The rents will pay them out
 M'DAViD G co. Both phones. 2lo9 fIrst avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
Success Consists of Taking Advantage of
 Every Opportunity Offered.

That's successful with Mountain Terrace The proper
 y before development offered unlimited opportunities for beautiful home What provided took advantage of; what did provide the hand and skill of accomplished We advantage every oppounity-ehe those offered by nature offered by the skill of the best landscape engineers 4s oey y0m succesfrom every standpoint and destined to be even greater in the future.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
S1OO Cash

And the balance like rent will get you a Groom, new home in West End, on east front lot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
AsulDqa2saGOats yand3.awar.exG.
 2O24 THIRD AVE.
LISTEN-DO

YOU WANT TO SELL. Get right down to business. read this ad. and think 1t over. I will give you dozen names of big property owners with whom I have done lots of business and if they don't tell you that I am selling my part of the dirt that is being sold in Birmingham I have no more to say. Call me over phone if you have not time to come to my office. I want to sell your property. Business strictly confidential
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
S100 Cash

And S25 per month will get you G. room, new home on a lot 140x100, In two blocks of car line, fine place to raise chickens.
 We have some good vacant lots we will exchange for five or six cot tages. We have client who wants to lend $4000 on Southside property.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18

0p0pcv Cured; quick reEef; removes all swelling in S"~, o.*to 20 days 30 to 50 days e6ecis permanent fsr. I, ,.s,msn gwen rs. to sls n0,hDs is'sf
 ? Dr. H. H. Grease Ssss, Box s Atlanta. Ca. v
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
S575O-1O-Room House

New and modern, 2-story, five bedrooms, two baths, east front, Highlands; only $750 cash, balance $500 year. It will rent for more B. F. Eborn, Suit 316-18 Brown-Marx Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
Stencilled friezes, borders and bands on softly tinted .Alabastined walls

Alabastine is always packed in carefully sealed and properly la beled cartons.
 In each package of the tsnfs there
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-18
2118 FIRST AVENUE

Real Estate and Insurance. 219 Fist st. Phone 1239
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
BONI SEEKS 4 SETTLEMENT
Count and Princess EndeaYing to
Agree About Children.
Try 10 Effect a CoInprOmise in order
to Avoid Resort to
the Courts

Paris. July 23-Profitiug by the Princess
de sazan's effort 10 sell her property il
France and remove to the German es-
tstes Of her husband. Count Boni de Cas-
teIlane IS trying TO effect a settlement
Of his claim for his children without a
resort 10 legal proceedings
The count and princess have agreed TO
wait until October before asking the court
to enter final decree with regard 10 the
children The count. however. VIII ap-
pear in court tomorrow 10 object 10 his
former wife's selection Of a new tutor
for the children without consulting him.
The princess divorce decree from the
count prohibits her from taking the chill
dren out OF France without their fathers
permission BouTs lawyers are repre-
senting TO the princess now she has
no chance OF realizing her desire 10
change her home except through an ar
rsngemeut with the count. IN the ''ar-
ransement'' the count is insisting on the
custody OF the children for several
months each year and liberal allow
Rnce for their care So FAR the princess
has refused the counts overtures. but
the difficulty OF her position IS so ap-
parent that it is believed she viii event
ualIv Weld
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
RAPS AT EXPERT TESTIMONY
Judge Morschauser Says Size Of Fee
Gusges Evidence.
Declines to Call in Specialists in
Case Involving NOman-s
sanity

Middletown. y. Y July 29.-That su-
prene Court Justice lorschauser does
not believe that expert testimony is in
fallible was made apparent % all IN at
tendance at a special term Of the Su-
Preme Court held at Goshen to-day
Tie case OF Laura A. Clark Us. Niveu
H Clark, in an action for separation,
was being considered. There was some
talk about the woman being insane. and
a lively argument occurred between al
tcrneys IN The case, whereupon the at
torrey for the woman offered 10 produce
medical experts 10 prove her sane To
this Justice MoTsChaUser declared that he
could determine the question Of sanity.
saying that the expert testimony would
depend wholly on how il was paid. The
case was finally set down for trial in
September
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
GIVES HER HIS BODY
Father Promises Daughter a
Good Time.
SENDS INVITATION TO HER
Divorced Parent Tells Child to
Come to Boston During Her Vaca-
When He Gets Acceptance, He
Jumps Into the River.

Boston, July 29.-''Come TO Boston when
you get your vacation. and III give you a
good time wrote John H AIeeks 10 his
eighteen-year-old daughter. Clara lola
Meeks.
The girl was living with her mother
Mrs James Halpin. at Ridgedeld. Conn.
her parents having been divorced.
She has not seen her father for eleven
years. and she accepted his invitation.
only 20 fnd that he wanted her 10 take
charge Of his body when he committed
suicide
To-Day the police are dragging for
1Ieeks- body in the Charles River. for
yesterday afternoon. on a bridge over
that stream, vas found mans hat and
shoes and a letter addressed 20 Miss
Meeks, declaring that her father was out
Of work and respondent, and was going
10 throw himself into the river.
He asked her 70 notify the rest OF the
family.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
The Deriration Of Kern.

Er--Z lie Charleston News and Courier
From We6ster's International Diction-
airy. edition OF 1907. page ST. Kern, T.
Ir ceatharnach- CT Cateran)-
ught-arned foot soldier Of the
ancient militia Of Ireland or Scotland
distinguished from galIowgIass and often
used as a term Of contempt. MacaUlay.
Now Tor our Irish wars;
We must suppIant those rough, rsg-head-
ed kerns- Shak.
> ANY kind Of boor or low-lived person
(olsJ Blount
9. 70. Eng. Law An idler; vagabOnd-
Wharton
Kern. 2. TYPE founding) A part Of
The face OF a type that projects beyond
the body. or shank
Kern. n. lsee Churn) A churn- prov.
Kern. n. tAs. cveorn. ewyrn. (see
Quern) 4 haad mill. iSee Quern)
Johnson
Kern. V. + CcE G. kern kernel grain.
akin 10 f corn. Kernel, / To harden, as
corn in ripening- Cobs)
= To take the form OF kernels; 10
granulate. tObs)
II is observed that rain makes the salt
kern DanpieT
Idem.. page lll6-
Ouern lKwern). T. (AS- cweorn. cwyrn;
akin TO D kweern. OHG- quirn. IceL
kvern. Sw- qvarn. Dan. cvaern. Goth.
quairnus On asiluquairuusl, Lith. Eirnos.
and perh. z. corn) 4 mill for grinding
grain the upper stone Of which was
turned BY hand--used before the inven-
t:on Of windmills and waterfalls Shak
They made him at the querne grind
Chaucer.
When the Denver convention nominated
Hr. Kern for Vice President, We frankly
acknowledged that We did not know much
about him. but promised to investigate
him diligently. SO We have turned 10 the
dictionary 10 discover the origin of his
name. and have presented in the preced-
ing lines what the dictionary says.
Speaking as a philOlOgist. we incline 10
the opinion that our Mr. Kern's name is
derived from the AnglO-Saxon 'cwyrn
that means a mill for grinding and not
from the Irish "ceatharnach' that means
q liEht-aTmed foot soldier. and has de-
generated TO mean an idler and vaga-
bond OF from ChuTD. or from the word
denoting a projection from the shank Of
a type. 1Ir. kerns people were prob
ably millers. who turned the ''cwyEn. or
.'cweorI,~ before winduilIs were invent
ed II is not 10 be imagined that Mr.
Kern is the windmill Of the Democratic
ticket
Il should be noted that cweorn was
simplided as kern" long before Mr..
Roosevelt and Brander Matthews began
TO simplify.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
TROPICAL FISH COME NORTH.
Great School of Barracuda Driven
IHShOre by whales.

t1on tse san Francisco Caronicle.
During the last few days an immense
school Of barracuda. a semi-tropicaI fish.
as well as Spanish nlackerel. has ap-
peared in the waters just OF the ocean
beach near the site Of the old Cliff
Eousc- Every morning large numbers OF
these fish swim up 10 the beach at high
tide, and when the ebb sets in many OF
them are unable TO get hack 10 deep
water and are left on the sand by the re-
treating waves During the last week the
residents Of me beach have been picking
them up by tie score every morning
The barracuda frequent the waters OF
Mexico and Southern California in great
numbers. but are seldom seen this far
north. and the presence OF this large
school IS difficult to account for It is a
fish Of silver gray color. often three or
four feet in length. with q long snout
and a slender body
II IS thought that the barracuda and
mackerel are driven inshore by a school
Of large whales, which has been sporting
in the vicinity OF the seal rocks for some
time past
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30

Leuox, Mass, July 29.-It has been def
iaitely decided by Attorney General Bona
parte and prominent legal advisers OF the
government TO move for a rehearing Of
the Standard OIL case at the earliest pos
sible moment
a motion for a reSrgument OF the case
before the United States Court Of Ap-
peaIs at Chicago is to be made. and this
argument viii be made by United States
Attorney Sims. Of Chicago.
For a large part OF two days the gov
ernment legal experts and advisers have
been closeted with the Attorney General
Yesterday Solicitor General Hoyt. United
States Attorney Sims. Of Chicago. and
the Iatters first assistant James H VII
kerson. spent the afternoon and the early
part Of the evening with the Attorney
General This morning there was an
other long conference, at which Frank
3 Kellogg. special counsel for the gov
ernment in the civil case against the
Standard OIL Company, was also pres
enL
BOnaParte Discusses Case
This afternoon the Attorney General
zAAE U-AL L-le -D-ADA---5 sL-A-AAAI-Al
The government viii make every effort
II its power 10 secure a revision of the
recent decision and opinion Of the Cir
cult Court OF Appeals for the Seventh
circuit in the case Of the Standard OIL
Company OF Indiana either by the Court
Of Appeals itself or. II necessary. by the
Supreme Court Of the United States. The
gentlemen who have been in consultation
with me al unite ia my opinion that 10
assure the impartial and effective admin
istratIon OF our laws such action on the
part or the government IS imperatively
demanded by the circumstances Of the
case and the possible consequences II
this opinioa should stand as an authority
without question by the government
To this end. an application for re-
argument Of the case and motion for
modification Of the opinion will be sub
mitfed 10 the Circuit Court OF Appeals
on behalf Of the United States al the
earliest possible moment
other steps TO Be Taken.
other appropriate steps viii be taken
afterward. their character being deter
mined by the courts action upon this ap-
pHcaJon. The pending prosecutions
against The Standard on Company and
all other prosecutions in which the giving
CT receiving of rebates or 0ffense Of Ike
character are charged. VIII be pressed TO
trial and judgment by the government
with ell possible energy as promptly as
may be practicable.
IN The view OF the governments legal
advisers, the reversal Of the judgment in
the case recently decided in no wise al
fec,s the merits OF the. controversy OF the
necessity and duty Of bringing 10 punish
neat. If possible. II this and any Ike
case. any individual or corporation shown
10 have evaded or defed or laws"
Solicitor General Hoyu departed this af-
tsruoo- for Washington. aid United
States Attorney Sims and Mr.. WilkersOn
for Chicago by way of New YORK Mr.
Kellogg VIII depart for St Paul JO-m0r-
r0W.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-30
CALLS TURKISH PARLIAMENT.
sultan Orders Assembly TO Convene
on November l.

Constantinople. July 29--The first Par
lament under the new constitution win
be convened November I. according to an
imperial trade issued to-day. The trade
calls on the people % cease all unfrien6-
" demonstrations.
These demonstrations arise out OF the
Sultan's failure to dismiss the palace
camarilla. the members OF which are
hated by the pOpulace.s The Sultan has
promised 10 do this, but he Is not acting
as hastily as The people desire.
All the political prisoners at Salonica
have been released in conformity with
the decree Of emensty