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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-12

the new mime drift mouth on the OPP
posite slide OF tho mountain ami
about one mile and a quarter from
the Tug river mne. the 1oree OF the
explos ON bew the dust 400 yards
The smoke and dust was SO denss
that It looked like a soia cloud and
was easily seen at the company store
long distance.
The cause OF the expip.iion IS as
much a mystery as the one OF Dec
2sth. Deputy Nine Inspector Phil
bps is ON the ground Ind Is in
charge OF tho rescue work. He has
an able corps OF assistants and al
3 O'Clock had penetrated to entry
No. 3, but no bodies had been found
iBratt.ce lumber and cloth was In
r yadiness for the work or rescue
and the brattlce men have gone as
far as No. and are working in SIX
hour shifts. The work viii be press.
ed as rapidly as poss.b Q. bat t may
require eeveral days TO reach all the
Imprisoned men. II "a the general
impression, however. that al those
In the mines when the expos,on oc-
CURED are deac. except the three
who escaped. IL Ia hardly possible
that they could live In the deadly
gaS9oa- the.t SoRnosyeuu inc w sfoes n -
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MARCONI SYSTEM
FULLY EXPLAINED
FIRST OF A SERIES OF TALKS
Is GIVEN AT soHN HALL LAST
NIGHr--A PRACTICAL DEMON
sTRATIoN.

AT the sohn Hall last evening
there was begun q course of lee
lures and practical demonstrations
on the MarconI system of w:reess
telegraphy which win continue night
u until Thursday night. when they
o'ose.
The hall was we'll n1,ed when the
nrst lecture began and from the In
terest and enthusiasm manifested,
the course In B1uensh VIII prove
wholly satisfactory to all concerned.
Mr.. J. J. Kelly Is In charge OF the
exhibition and he ~ ably aided by
an assistant. The men have a com
plets sst OF wire'as Instruments by
me&ns of which they give Ahedr de-
monstrG1ions.
Mr.. Kelly opened the evening with
= most interesting talk, In the
eoure Of which he went beck Il
the besiRn lng Of tbs telegraph, sx-
planning In detai8 how the Maroon
system came to be evolved.
He mfnutcly exp aimed the instru.
ments ussd In the exhibition, then
gave number of demonstration
20 show how message can be
flashed without the use OF wires, al.
50 how bell can be rung or raj
thrown By the same method.
During bis talk Mt. Kelly sad:
The explanation OF q scientific
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DR.. HAWK GOES
TO JOHNSON. CITY
WILL ASSIST. REV. s.sB. vAUGHT
FOR TEN DAYs-REv. E. II.
CASSIDY WILL PREACH SUN
DAY. s9St

Rev. ID, H. Hawk was called to
Johnson City by ,wifJ from. REV. S..
.B. yaught, chairman of the Ho s.
tom Conferences Board of Missions.
During his. absence Rev. E. H.
Cassidy ephlone 1888 VIII look after
the sick and wsI1tIikely occupy the
Bland street pulpit on next Sunday.
At the annual conference many Of
the pastors 70 tntesred ten days'
service 20 the MISSION Board to do
evangelist'c work, REV Hawk was
one Of the volunte srs. r.
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err CliRord and Recorder Crockett
were rsce;yoa and nled. These re-
ports have heretofore been published
Sidewalk assessments were made
on Henry and Hanover streets.
The petition OF Eureka Land Co.
and others for. . change or an alvey
on thu north sfdt bast end. was re-
ferred to tho street committee.
Tho board OF education having
refaseds permiBion 20 keep q hose
reel In. the baseuent OF she Midway
school house. the frs chef was a.
reoHsd t. take the matter up and
see what other arrangement could
DO made for tho huiidIns 4 Mid
way. -
Assistant Supsfintendens w. n.
Dawson of the NJ = w. ranway ask
ed permission to make certain sewer
connecffSDs with east end main. At
taehed 60 he petition were certain
recommendation OF tho eisy enxln-
cor. and permisslon vac granted In
accordance with the rscommends-
tons. - W
4 petition for . street light az
the interseet On OF Rates. sum-
mers and Monroe streets was retsrr-
cd to the light COMMITTEES.
An ord nance was unznimousiy
Continues on page four,
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Saturday In an EFFORT 10 reach a den.
nlte conclusion. but Il ~ practical is
certain NO, sensrdi bin win be re.
ported. se3.ss So
EThose who have 'oppdSad a BIZ.
asov ding fer. projects not vet begun
eon'end that the. condition OF III
treasury Is such that a general a6
B roer alton ,eannot bssr conludered'
; nd are now claiming in addition
hat there ~ not Sufficient tims I'M
. h.ch TO. prepare a general bin For
che consideration ofshe present con-
CROSSE -
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NO REPORT YET
LIKELIHOOD OF RIVERS AND
HARBoRs APPROPRIATION YET.

Warrington, Jan. 1.-THE house
committee on R.overs and barborS
again failed 70 reach conc usio1
70 report a general rivers and har-
bors bin this session. = IN under
stood. however, that a majority Of
The committee favor a measure APP
propriatng about $4,000, 900 for
surveys, for emergencies and for the
maintenance OF projects uldor way.
The committee wf1i meet aga n
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a "a 49, ~ tft
slWash ngton. JAM l2,TA-sanator =
Ii'ptaRer spoke today in the senRtera'
on tho Brownsvlie en- 9, flisas
speech was a lengthy. ono mud furi.-s
of excerpts from documents In tho
now famous ches Ii consisted matnA :
ny IN nm an'shmsnt in favor OF tho =
discharged afNl d. gracs,a ap dsers j
and severe v afrasBaed The nations
chief executive for his action in the 3
matter. Tho OHIO senator declared
that fthe prSaldent'g ptatemsnts re-
gard lnESthe ey dence he had IN
which to c6nNics the METRO soldiers :
gwsrc, threliabie. Wniis the pfesi-
dent ldeclorsd 'thero wcrc scores OF
witnesses, FofsiKer sayS he GAN proye
|, thaa only, eight fso y gtSs evidence
land thai their eht nto-y was entirely
unsuiricient 70 Sw'arrans ser ops nn--
tapnsliied q ccncipsioans that We're
! 9FeNyns tnerefron. he has resartsi
1 - Hs s..' m tne-e i4qStrtps secure
IA 4 stimony that scaiifiet be.fitsi
! =. = - e g fszed Without tue use
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APPLY FOR PARDON
sToEssEL AND NEBoGAToFF
AND oTHEBsSS RUSSIAN PRis.
on.
-. - -. ~


st. Petersburg, Jan. l2,z-Genetal
stoessel. Rear Admiral Nsbogaton
and several Others OF the officers Of
high rank now In the fortress OF st.
Peter ana 81 PAUL have applied for
pardon or eorsmu+af ION Of thsir gen
fences. No action yet has been TAX
en-. -
Genera Stoss8el was sentenced TO
death BY court martial in st. sPe-
,ersburg for surrsndering Port Ar
thur to the Jspanese In March Of
last year this sentence was commu.-
ed by Emperor Nicholas to ten years
imprisonment IN . fortress. Rear
Admiral NebogatoF ~ serving a like
sentence for sqTendering 20 the
japanese IN .he. Sea OF Japan.
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gosNPM wHaaToN psAn.

q Phil9delphia. JAN. IL aJosephs
Wharton, ,one, of the largest indiyeda
nah lrqn IpsIufact1fers in th@t1ff-S,
cd States ed,sdi yesterday sagsdssS3.
years. He leaves a large estate. - :
One Of Mr.. Wharoh's greaf b sya
elections vas the founding of 90
UNIVERSITY 9f Pennsylvania, wBfeHa
he ;sespPdpyedywith $50 600. r-t2@ y
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RETAIL CLERKS UNION.

There VIII be a called meeting OF
she Retain Clerks Union at IT,. A.
Lfly's store on Wednesday evening
at O'Clock All members are re-
quested to be present. By order Of
the president w. G. Eaaey, score
tary. q.
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set used by the eomoany aif over
the world. WITH saffcient power.
capable of any distance desired, Mr..
Kelly render hia exp, apattope Of che
parts and it's workings; IN a SIMPLE
ned manner. not using any electrical
terms. so that al can understand.
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| Investigation requires the use oi
technical terms, but will Try 10 use
as FEW az possyIb e. so that the lect-
ure may be clearly ineligible to
ali"
He then tod how telegTaphy has
been traced as far back as the an
clent Egyptians. and wound US by
showing how the wireless system
had been evolved from It. He cited
that the Marconi system had been
repeatedly proved a success and
made the assertion that the time was
not far distant when It would come
to succeed the old way of telegraph
ing completely.
The demonstrations gwen were
successful in every detail, and were
watched with rap attention ty the
audience. At the close of the eye
ming, Mr.. Kelly and his ASSISTANT
couTteously exp aimed all details Of
the Instruments to those who came
forward and man tested an anterest
in them.
MAKES A STATEMENT.
In presenting Nj. Kelly to the
Bluefleld pubic, the Continental of
New York, made this statement:
The deve opment OF the railroad
the telephone, the cable, the cleo
trio hight. the electric railway, a7d
sfectro power was he'd back for
years by blatant skept cism and crit
ieism. Little minds unable 10 grasp
the magn4ficenee Of Gods universal
laws End expression OF doubt and
diStrust. People of that ca ibrs de-
MED the possibility OF the wireless
te egraph. They are no bar 10 hu-
man progress. They not only them
yebves refuse to profit by the mag
nficent intellect of great men like
Marconi. but they strive to prevent
Others from prohting by shouting
their dolefdl predictions of disaster
Blu. IN SPITE OF them the world moves
ahead. And a few men with the
minds to recognize genius, and ne
desire to do something in the world
both for themselves and others, and
with faith in man and nature, DO.
Movs; and believing profit By their
belief. Great fortunes have CONE
20 such men through Investments
n telephones. railroads, eiectr {
iights--now is another opportunity
tie wireless telegraph.
In Mr.. Kelly We present a gentle
man OF pracvtfoal experience, one
OF the first engineers engaged b.
the MarcODi company 20 operate
wireless IN tb,s country. Since the
infancy Of this wonderful invention
80 the present day OF perfection Mr.
Kelly - more capable OF ahowgns
the progress OF the Marconi compa.
ny more accurately than from any
source We could offer the puzzle
having made many voyages across
The Atlantic ocean on board the lars
est steamships, sending and receiv-
ing thousands OF public messages.
| The instruments uoed here In
this denomination are the ac.uai
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SEVENTY SMALLPOX
CASES IN BRISTOL

Bristol, Va. Jaa. 1s.-Bristoa has
seventy Gases Of smallpox. The au-
thorfties have sakSn every presau-
tion to prevent ths spread Of che
div ase, aBd Al eases are now beans
soaated. There have been many ru-
mors relaaavp 70 The disease, and
travel1ng men have kspt away.
The alarm VS. oseasioned By Q
ease Of yErsolotf hAying dsve'oped
ON the shird hops Of Hotss Hamilton.
The patient Nhs rssnoved to the
emergency hospital and the upper
noor Of ane hseei paced under quar-
ant ne. The aopr viii be fumigAtsd
throughous, and no fears are antici-
pated on account Of the one case.
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FORAKER
ROASTS
ROOSEVELT

'nHE phIo SENATOR DISCUSSES \
|. BsowNsvILLE INcImaNTespsx So
& MNorH AND USES srReNo yHSs
LANGUAGE az his ATTACK oxs 4.
TiIIa PRESIDENTS POSITION NO
! rRErEpENT FOR Anything IN yg'
. niIsTegy or AaiRRmassURrs. ~
PituDENCE.- .gf 4
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that led In from the rusty gate. -s$ s
i On the veranda sat the big man with
the heavy features and the corncob
pipe, and he heard the voice again bid
ding him come up. And then there
was call to some one within, and a
woman emerged with q white bundle
in her arms, ',:@. .# =.
"Show her to Dam" he heard the
mans voice say, and then, when the
woman had removed 4 bit OF tho IAN
mel covering from the little face and
be had looked upon It, startled, abashed
and marvelously choking as to the
throat, the big voice went on again:
''she's going to be Ethel, Dan. chat
bundle Of infancy. And maybe some
Of these days she'll be getting herself
in tight place, and it's going to be up
to you, Dan, to help her out, and
you're going to promise me that you'll
do 1t, boy. Horace, the other kid. he'll
grow up maybe to have sense, and
he'll look out for himself, but it's a
tough place tor girls, Dana mighty
tough place." '.-..,.','. =
He could almost shear the hushed
voice in which the boy had given the
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't@oac her TO Do,,."

IS
md looked with startled eyes into the
Kindly blue ones that sltmmered into
bis own. ~. ~* s244H
i ,"A-gir1~ be seemed to hear the boy
say. "A little girl. Mr.. SIMPSON,
1n bis fancy he saw the big man
nod. saw him place the pipe back in
his teeth and extend his two palms
antil they were q foot or so apart. 4
a girl, DAN" he heard, s'..'bout 10
long, Dan, and purifier than all ret
out: An she's goin' to be- Z biz e.
sponsibility. my boy. Well have. to
sell heap Of lots to pay what she's
goin to cost. Dan--a whole heap Of
lots" y Il ;3,: Il .@E, .sI. 81 4.
And gradually the picture seemed to
& 8 fa ID away, and, like . dissolving view.
its place was taken ~ another-the
picture Of 9 half timbered house that
stood back among some trees at the
corner ot Main and Center streets. He
could s. see the worn steps LEADING m - s,
the el veranda and himself approachin,,
nalf feaTfully along the gravel wali
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Estis "a foidsd thas asstss 81 hold s.
Ill
oblie 10 NJ. .hs sid
sstl guess I'm kind Of upset to1ay. Got
b letter here thatt aDltad me q littla.
tl,inking q soing away fcf 8
Espell.' =
''Gotng away calculated In 4asspa
with wide eyes, &c ding awayi
Where1
+ guess talke 1 tTtp acFoss III
water. reptile Ike tlraa uaily I. "
Ways wanted 70 SEQ those foreign
part t1ola YenicAs ana Rpnes and
I.pndoni Must be 4 queer atxibA over
there, Tom Not much like us plain
folks here, chi Lotx Of high and
mighty dukes and earls and things and
coats of arms ana crowns ana coaches
with white horses, ell n G=s,; R.
Tom Perkins Sat down IN q chair
with a gasp OF advertisement. he
stared. at his friend with frank amaze
ment written On his face and opened
bistmouth twice before his lips formed
the words. .. n ..t. ,.:55 3
aS3fS&lWEV43&S ne 0&1Q AZ i'm ~
Europe" he replied. ''say, Tom,
you remember Tim Cooley2 They sent
Tim OYER there, didn't they1 Made
him vice consul or something over In
Londona I'd maybe get ehanca t.
zee Jim and talk to him about about
old times" ..5 ..7s s.s sss:.
His voice died down, and he regarded
the wall again. - as. II N: 4.
Never happened to hear Of, folks
over thare Of the name Of Haw.
castle, did You. Tomf' he went on. II
don't know what sort of business they
are IN, but I guess they're well to do.
Never happened to hear Of them, chr
Perkins shook his head, and Pike
went on: %.i s<.,. ~ - .5s. 5ss D 1N
Maybe I'll write to Jim Cooley and
ask him about these people. Jim d h
likely to know. 'em, guess. Vice con.
sui must be a pretty big bng over
there" - -. ~ e 4 >sss,.ss 1
Law cass1.' asked Perkins suddenly.
!. ~sort Of" answered Pike quietly. ~
don't know that I'd call It Just that
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Yits1 Defects n a3sr sgHla4aeas t.
Exe1nAe - On

From the New York Times:
OF the $50 aliens In the prisons OF
this state, 6upt. e, Y..Collins has found
that 319 were convicted OF feicntes!
within three years after their arrival
in this country. But Of these only
81 were convicted In their native
lands prior to their emigration hither.s
And Of the ~ those only who have
not filflled three years residence
are subject to deportat ton under thA
Immigration law Of 1901.
superintendent Collins, investigation
of the alien inmates OF the state
prisons has been generally misinter-
preted. It was thought that he pros
posed deporting All Of them, and hs
has certainly not been at pains 70
contradict the widespread minors to
this effect. The language OF the
federal statute lis explicit. II ex-
cludes from these shores persons who
have been convicted Of, or admit hay-
ing committed. felony or other
crime or ml1demeanor Involving moral
turpitude,t but provides that they ta
deported at any time within three
years after the date OF entry into the.
United States. MT. =. ii. Patten, Of
Washington, D. G., who has called our
attention to this discrepancy between
INC law E1uu l4&5uQtE4aAlENNSulsSN >O4A1aA3
reported purpose, points out many VIZ
tai defects Of our regulations to- exc
clllde the unit. II. Mr.. Collins, Ii me-
tifying the department OF commerce
and labor OF conditions In the state
prisons, should also recommend that
the federal laws be amended to pro-
vide for the deportation Of all un-
.natural1zed persons when convicted
OF crime, he would do q public service.
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TaI s. Gpnlti.a,lIu' 4 2 J!


a; 81. Fanl ,apaf rays 4 prolnlneni
miller q that has Y ], II, eared g.
solution g tthA ,pI,rieblenl tiie
baker4 IA M gfls Yir1 deeply over
recent rtses III tthes q 81 -four. III
says The halk Ipf MI arc max,
ting about Or ~ lsrel rs 1iouf
used lnets Il & hsJt eyer. pafofs.
This hos 10 E,aRss p,.t::
Leaves used M ill ,S1s now
they are! Il 3ounc barrel 81 hcHr
now makes 400 81 yes nat s makes
! 200 ounces3 of npar sayed IL each
barrel .or 1oa loayes AZ cents q.
Eloat. Tho get1 per barrei 1pors
for his oedsEt han ,he ever sot before.
The rise IN 4Ao,,. a,nonnts Is si psr
ss.a'qrFel, % thlt the ii l.ousswiifs pas m
Atncreased MT PROFIT Sof s. Per barrel
IA the raw Il teria tp the baker.
miller vies ~ TIN hpusewtfs
& dotr ana your own
81 ut ttas tlonr, bstte=
bF az l erd 4 S., ebpfA
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A Novelizatior,
of the Play of
the Same Name
Copyright. 1908. BY American
Press Association


This Eonaance deals with a
curious adn,ixture Of American
plainness and European high
life; with a young Indiana girl
>daxsled by a title and in the
elutehes Of quartet Of sharp
ers headsd by an: tn,pecunious
British peer; with the girls An
glomaniac brother, a Russian
noble In disguise, al, escaped
Russian convict and taitaiess
wife, and, most important Of all,
with the girl's shrewd, witty,
courageous, resourceful gard
tan. Daniel Voorhees, Pike of
Kokon1o. Daniel loves the In
diana girl and is determined fc
save her from the sharpers even
against her own will. Read and
you will learn HON Daniel NTH
but a single friend to aid hin,
faced a most difficult dilemma
and why he figured 50 pront-
nently in az, international ro-
nance in which heratdry mas
more important than hearts and
cuptdity far: more conspicuous
than Cupid.
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= Every 5 Column.
- - as-s.s. = i.a-.trial
A r.p.sts.l 7,
l.sss v-''1 s'.s.'.- ~

q. "a few more strikes and lockouts
ana a little more time for some OF us
to reason out why prices OF foodstuffs
90 higher while wages are on the down
grade and Jobs getting scarcer There
IL g limit even to human endurance,
! and ~ tseVen q worm will turn In
self defense we need have no fear of
the Working class taking q turn cit the
wheel when they set ready. The handr
Tatins is plainly perceptible on the
wall, #
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CHAPTER I.
IT'S A Grill"
Is feet ON
the desk Of
the Office in
TIN. ~D~ANAH

Bank building the gaupt; young man
with the stern features and the kindly
gray eyes that always seemed a perpet-
ual rebuke to the face in which they
were set Illuminated over the letter be
held in his hand. His back was to the
door-a half glass door which was also
the, main and only entrance to the
room and which bore upon it's trans
lucent surface In ragged letters, worn
by the polishing the glass had under
gone. the words, "Danfel Voorhees,
Pike, Attorney at Law"
Pike himself had queer twist Of
feature, sort of whimstcality that
pervaded the very atmosphere about
him, and the smile with which he re.
garded the letter he held had a world
Of Renaissance and sadness In It.
AS he gazed at it the letter seemed
TO fade into nothingness, and in its
place there rose. the picture Of day
years before, a day that caused the
dingy walls Of the office to become
tenuous and gauzy. and through the
gauze he seemed to see another Office
q ramshackle sort Of place, with a tin
sign showing. through the window
. which informed the passerby that real
estate was the commodity dispensed
within. To Pike the picture grew vet
more distinct, and In the broken bot
tom cane chair he saw the figure Of a
heavy faced man in his shirt sleeves
engaged In smoking corncob pipe.
In another corner Of the room he
could see red headed boy porting over
q pine table. laboriously copying In a
' round hand some title deeds. Then,
through the reaches Of the past, he
seemed to hear the heavy faced man
remove the pipe from his mouth and
heard him speak.
Dan" be said. Its a girlv'
And be heard the gasp the boy gave
forth as be turned about ON bis stool
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narow
width including building
beating The whole Including g cooree
The blocks giving pleasing the The rooms are az
controlled
occupants
90 rHn THonpsoN ARCHITECTURAL COMPANY.
Evening star., 1909-05-23

''sassferilla ale" say Arthur with Chris
tian expression
How can you study Saloon Evil on
such weak drunks?" 1 ask-it II shall
have beer-goblet. thank you
Hon. Strunsky do likesome & sneekret-
ly remove Arthurs 45c to cash-jingle.
Hon. C. W. McCann look to US with
pastry-eyed expression of one who has
done so too often.
What do your japanese friend call HIM
self?" require Eon. McCann.
Arthur Kickahajama. please" 1 re-
port.
HE got a name like a train of cars"
corrode this toxicated gentleman. with
such a name he could be Young Turk"
"I am peeved about Turkey" say
Strunsky. Turkey are like Utah under a
Prohibition Governor. What did Turkey
ever do for the saloon business? How
can Turkey ever brace up & elect a Re-
publican mayor so long as they refuses to
speak the English language SO they can
understand each other? ALI Bey Rum
Tewthpik Pasha Albany Pasha the Boy
Boss, Tammany Pasha the Tiger Of Tabe-
ret Mazourka Gazook, Fuzzi Salad Bey-
how can they expect to do anything in
politics unless they changes their names?
1 am disgusted with Momannedans. How
can I trust a nation what calls a priest
Evening star., 1909-05-23

a Mad Mollusc and policeman a sofa?"
Them Young Turkies is intelligent lads.
is they not ?" require Arthur.
"They are old enough to be-" say Strun-
sky. by newspaper portraits Of them
Young Turkies they are retired grand
fathers of respectable appearance. Are It
not disgusting to see them nice old men
waltzing around Constantinople pretend
ing to be young?"
"A Harem is as old as she looks, a
Turk is as young as he feels" say for
smart quotation.
Arthur chew this information with his
minds.
"And yet / slightly reverence them
Young Turkies, however old. for doing q
spank to their dreary Fatherland which
have needed such exercise for a long
time say Strunsky. THAT are the diff
ference between the Young Turkies and
the Young Russians. When Turk light
a bomb it go off under Throne: when
a Russian light a bomb he are too busy
reading Gorky to think OF the explosion
till 1t go Off in his hands,
Young Turks must be somewhat SEN
sible, because they are heathens." otter.
Americans also makes slightly lame rev.
olutionists What happen to them Young
Turks of Congress when they start max
ing Mohammedan language against Hon.