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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
Who Owns American Wealth
LNM4s's Weekly.

gehaaAasioas and aeasetoas collapse "bea Pat % the test Of
United entirely oslsa BY The
s5&rsa yandefb Hills Go ana lie with
popularity approximately The Pennsylvania
Re z3o9 The owaea
by persons scattered
country comprise all conditions and
Gary, Perkins Prick Others
l09oG residing and
combinations b0nd
The STANDARD on has 1000
may It's stockholders
which balk When divided
they individual
be IN mosteae qua moderate
Many millions Of dollars Of bonds and stocks held in for
children hd the number held small
rapidly This especially
present Speculation relatively operations
held
More than third
UAed seel Corporation
employees many represented
sOabi
The 100000 stockholders Of the corporations Of the United States
They likely
ten gears
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
Small t lks

GEORGE LYcURGus-Yes, sorry / didn't
come
LANGToN-Dd good 1 Franeio9
Well, say.
COMMISSIONER great editor Have you seen the
odavP
Everybody politics me- bus nobody e.
made sound like a
JOHN EhfMELUTHThat proposed plumbing quite
factory
SHERIFF JARRErTwe anything Sunday
hat
GOVERNOR FREARI present
Exposition Hawai's day, be impossible
HIGH SHERIFF j the
OF next month"; and viii make extended visiting
suPT BABBITTI taking supply
oha
suPT MARSToN CANPBELLFrom
each twoth
dam
PURsER SMITH, Alameda
yet does it, Broke coming trip
CELIA
public privilege
find
n trees.
w P FENNELL-The Byander appearing in
the lack harmony
Federal
Judge
blind in
informes produced
stances when would have
heard from the Judge In this in
nave been able obtain speaks
itself.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
Commercial News
IF [E-ac1l--. Ela-lTTssT7- E-.l<4ss-

IL @1@-A @ q l1s e1@e3 1hA1s 2g 1aA week
e1@ s8k4 41p#1 14nd@4s 10 -rE @ aH1 he d2nhz
he Advance sl3*FA lie Es9baas Srs 81
II z4@ EAA1a11s E19w- ~ E-@ a1 @ L AAs aangs
21E sa=a1 1ls9141-h 81 mas as-sz
~8-l %1 ~1&@ A1~N1s
%a &at& 1e1s1 q liz 81 zs 81 -4t a1gss asfa
Iva was : A-f1# a-s4@g-
sE@azl-s 1or 1aR a3Rane@
-1t=As= ta II aS4 10 e21zg an4 a141g1s s1g
as 10 he a1g11s O. sS4g changed 4211 he
al a to and
ne EsoEhsHasE 1AG@ 1e aA&E-
oaa and Na@na 14 11er ba- block II
Was sold
TAX CEASED Of Merchant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
kipling Not a Prophet

and
perhaps the which
q the Asquith Ministry:
They and gathered pos
Let him be spoiled; he hath given full proof
Kping
Britain The Imperial politics
what bis
aid and The
participants
faHneed fool and the mudded oa it little
soldering
shall poets reputation
Of his Logic might be forgotten But bad logic doggere only
rdenfops.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
The Vanity of Criminals
Everybody's.

cinnoogsts speak Of she braggat the criminal
has fooled the police merely by
that he fool
~ indicate that, at i a
Also imnoogists childish
decks his with jewels prosperous In
his
property that he safely
they
of to
roll of cash; but he finds and
Handsome diamond he haven
securing good lawyer fighting
for equi his
the House Responsibility
million dollars
Of n homes
enforced hermit in crowded family
suit of the Ansonia
him. the lived alone
would shortly
he there
imsef.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
TEE DxvzsEo1 oE Duty.
%~ - -
- -

ag gaasa aaEg a5o1gs aaa nerg sP1ss
eag. ~ followed ea7g9ag AL the fanny tasE@s
eaayasaea I'D szss
pes Le Hs merely tie ae@ q -s2@
mAa& at ge4,a really 2e&&s FrrPess
waen
before "a
.as Easily eaaese crop e AID
perhaps a43e a a Ut ep9fse 4eea2sa
81 aas 81 . p&ek bsggags
peril passed did WITH u cas
trap. noble ea g0f 1ss4 10
With A&1 consider
fme3mesia By Ps@@esFe right s&s w9a
tried aeTs aer Of folded teRee
ae
philosopher tasy sad for centuries
civilized soetg Eight p1f Of 1en
carry sey ayiag
typewriter club Tie latest
carry spirit proaPF
sner4qe4e aaosra gods tags they satisfied
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25
Canadian Antipathy
The Nation,

american historians ardy of
however eompaeent they
o OF the coons rights universally contemplate
lofroons
and
pes
" mem left Their homes and
treatment
nted Empire oys in Canada
a friendship
the Revolution, in
"here canada at least bamel
to consolidate the latent feeling autpahy
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25


Paassy erg Artesian street al By beauty
Many lady, ge=eza stepped
beautiful gro~ts wondered 9wers beng
Tea TIE aausr sees as il in answer to her desire sign uron The gate
tempting Offer, but what's hiatt aaoa aengas Beware
Ana horetaris woaaers Why buy
England
bad as it is Ny asoas are 'has confined If there Is aHgsey who
smells anything enough the asahsaP typical
antiquity, having
planned il Of England Light
Let thfag cid
Cobb viii Sight
Squire up King
ede times and threatened ea special then and there
jury system you Nobody
holding jury
appreciates just pig idepoek gets
the box with IN the wosxeept the Of three
proceeds g
h"s The jury system aos a. sacred a if II doWn from the Dd
humbag throwing
yet
Ahey aaa Dr. wayson clubbing osher earnest
and patriotic support Of whole phaann Of cobbs
Judge be never heard clearer argument made in police
poor impression which,
strange phases Of aano you that such man should be ar
nea for insanity YET it was the same Doctor who sat M with bis gun
night after night listening which could fol
foeks lunat subway pge tricks
tell Us what not by way of pathological variety
attempt
in the changes in the department not borne by
The fact
operation
county emphasized by Legislature.
speaking particular
George smthies formerly the deputy insurance
Ts Of ap
because of the of the appropriations
exception Registrar the
salary deputy only item the
appropriation running expenses department payment
the salaries Of the other assistants being included the The
required appropriation Treasury
ference committee on the appropriation bill 1t impossible for the Governor
veto item the the
this he sustained by Legislature
of departments
positively
~ the turning responsibilities
with corresponding decrease in the duties be performed
yet theory that the should retain
oaeeholder conclusion
reasoning powers criticize the Governor
for acts enforced by the Legislature of 1909
politicians other day and fell on Iorrn
neck ana caea MN Nose Others stood the talked
about IT, Some went to their offices and looked
sounded the pnive bleat that
Drought the carrying the State for Taft
would be heard politics As for
with the play boys gather about
the monkey
The traffic ordinance before the
lawful speed of
dst ana at reasonable speed
1t doubt desirable
eonabe pray Shall the
police speed considered
Shall
of what shall be considered reasonable upon
himself.
majority motorists in Honolulu are persons in whose
discretion
The ndscreet The an h very
reasonable rate of speed his equipped engines allowing
him to make sixty fact
to
minutes. 9@'
CONTINUE ParaFf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-25

First (pointg harg an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tibet
thing FameThet thing they before they run
" downtown Country
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
SURRENDER OF SULTAN
10 ARMY or INVASION
OIL FIELD !.
Continues to Attract Many
Persons to the Townof
Shinnston.

SUBMISSION, April 2s-Follow.
ing are the hotel arrivals for this
week:
Hotel Royal-v. w. Meyer. Lit
Teton; L. iLongstreet. e. H KIM
bile. James Finlayson. Littieton; W,
Murphy, Pittsburg; G. S. Hughes,
Waynesburg. Pa; G. *. Warren,
Grand Rapids. Mich; II. T.. MUIR
ray. Wheeling: W. i. Booth, Graf
ton; H. s. Taylor. Clarks,urg; w.
H. Lancaster. Pittsburg. Rev. i.
'Hoey, Pittsburg, w. q. Gibson,
5Pittsburg; o. ID. Nnttcr, Manning
Itonu; j.. j. Rumbaug. clarksburg;
nj. NJ. Cross .Plttsbnrg; W. a.:
Edgell, clarksburg; n. ID. Arm
strong. Pittsburg.
The oak-J. A.. Kecfer, Salem;
j.. II. Williams. Salem; G.. w.
iMccracken, Moundsvillc. Sc C..
Dickson, clarksburg; II. r. Gadd,
Reader; Harold Eddy Amos. JOIN,
Carpenter. Salem; F. 4. Cook, Wal
lace; c..sF. Gates. Wallace; j. T..
Carpenter, Salem.
Misses Ada Robey. Grace Hag-
serty, Mayme Preston. Alma Vas
sar and Vera sIamison. and Messrs.
Marion Riley. James crowft, L. l.,
carder, Frank Lowe. Isaac Peters,
George Riffee. Thomas Jarrett. o..
l.. Bush. and a. j. Rice witnessed
the performance of the three
Twins at the Grand opera house
at Fairmont Monday evening.
a. b. Borgess., /. Wade coffmaa
and G NJ. Griffin, of clarksburg,
were in town yesterday evening.
The Shinnston schools have issued
Invitations for their annual parents
day inspection. Monday. May 8.
Mrs. 7. B. Smell and son. Sid
ney, have returned from Iowa.
where they spent the last several
months with relatives. i'.i
Miss Nellie sapp is quite sick a.
her home near town.
Mrs. James N. Knox is visiting
relatives at clarksburg this week.
Miss Bertha Tate. of Salem. has
accepted thee position in the. post
efllee made vacant by the rcsisnatio
of Miss Edna Smell.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
LICENSE MONEY
Will Be Refunded, if AppIi.
cants Fail to Get
License.

Sheriff NJ. j. Francis has the follow.
Ing letter from State Tax Commission.
err 4. C.. Townsend which explains IT.
self: .-s4..a
In response 10 many requests. i an.
calling your attention TO section
elshty-seven of the license laws of this
state as amended by the legislature
of 1909. which is now in effect. and
reads as follows: IS;
ION every license to sell spirituous
liquors. wine, porter. ale. beer and
drinks Of a like nature at,-retail. one
thousand dollars, and the amount Of
such tax shall be deposited with the
sheriff and a certificate showing such
deposit shall bc flied with tile clerk OF
the county court at the time the ap-
picaion Is filed for license under tho
provisions of section twelve of this
! chapter. and no such application shall
he considered by the county court un-
less accompanied by sukh certificate
OF deposit"
You will observe that no application
for license to sell splrltuous liquors.
etc. can he considered by the county
court fand Of course this would in
clndc any licensing body that has the
cole power to grant such license,) un-
less the application is accompanied by
certificate signed by the sheriff
showing that the amount Of the IL
censc tax. $1,000. has been deposited
Will. the sheriff. n receipt signed by
the sheriff to the effect that the IL
ccnse tax has been deposited with him
would hc sufficient.
In addition 10 the Information in
AIR. Townscnd's letter. IT may be stat
cd that the money will I've refunded,
whore licenses arc not granted.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29

/ ~ - 9 a ~ = 10 n Z -
anu pFoceeasngs q said cause, In and
! e r. y q acres ~ and oil and sas.
ana on and gas ROYALTIES, su6ise
g .ae NE estate. 81 Susan 6 RarassI
ana me SAFE hessioiore made Of ~
llslstsourg VEN 81 coal, which ssId
s.as :. y and ! y sls'la.e IN the county
= qlalris y az g q west virginia:
on the waters Of indian Run. dsst
q S;iesnmile Gree ana Is the undI
yiaea interest 81 Alexander ".
Barnes Barnes devised 20 MIN by his father.
James w Barnes by Will probatsd'
=. august I 2 ~ aud now Of tee0ia1
y: the county clerks Office Of Hsr.
r1sQn county, West Virginia.
FERNS OF Sale; One third casa.
IN hand on day OF sale. OF as mnea
more as the purchaser may clsst IL
pay cash. and The residue IN Two
q
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
WORK WEAKENS
THE KIDNEYS
poan's Kidney rIlIs Have Done Grca,
Service For People Who
,work in clarlssburs.

MOST Clarksburs people work every
Jay III some strained unnatural poyl-
tlom'-bendlng constantly over a desk
riding on jolting wagons or cars
--doiis laborious housework: lifting.
rcachins Or pulling or trying the back
IN hundred and one other WAYS. All
these strains tend To wear. weaken
and injurc the klndneys until they fall
behind In their work Of iiltrrins the
poisons from the blood. Doan's Kid
ney Pllls cure sick Kidneys. put new
strength IN bad backs. Cures effected
in this locality form the str1nses.
proof OF thcir efficiency. Read this
testimony
Alison Bartlett. ilcpzibah r. u. five
miles North II clarksburg W. Va.
says: "Iiinrl work no doubt was the
cause of my poor health. About tive
wears ago. was 80 bad as the resul,
Of rheumatism that ! was laid up and
was stiff and lame all over. Fol
years I suffered from backaclic ant
any movement caused sharp. shooting
pains through my body. The kidne,
secre,Ions were also irregular in pas
sage and finally when ] saw Doan!
Kidney Pills advertised. ! began thei
use. They drove the rheumatism ava.
and relieved the pains in my back
They are the best medicine l ever tool
and have recommended them Il
many people. L feel that canno
praise poan's Kidney Pills too high
~
For sale by all dealers. Price 3,
cents. Foster Milburn Co.., Buffalo
: New York, Sole Agents for the Unto,
States.
Remember the pame--- Doan's. an
take no other.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
c q o.. Apr,l Eth

COLUMBUS. o.. April a7.-The
supreme court today decided that the
appointment of Judge Mctcalf. of
gainesville. to succeed Judge Burrows
as judge of the Circuit court. by for
MGR Governor Harris. was valid and
that he is entitled TO hold the Office.
Governor Harmon appointed Thad-.
deus +. iHoyt for the office. contcndins
Harris did not have the right 10 MI
the vacancy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
Number Of Killed and Wound
ed is Placed at One
Thousand.
SULTAN NOT INJURED
An American Newspaper Man
is Wounded While
Taking a Picture.

CoNsT,ANr1NoPLE, April a.
Heavy rifle firing after o'clock th!s
morning, mingled with the occasional
fattic u artillery from the height.
surrounding YIldlz Kiosk, marked tn,
elimination OF the expected clash be.
tween the troops OF the Constantine.
pic garrison and the army OF invest.
'nert, which began Its advance on the
city yesterday afternoon.
The lighting started in the south
west part OF Pers near YIldiz kiosk
: between troops under General Maho-
maud shefket. Commanding the army
Of Investment. and part of those loyal
10 the Sultan. The firing continued
nearly TO noon, when the last re-
caicitrants surrendered and the FIR
Ing ceased.
II II reported the casualties were
heavy. Several isolated guard houses
defended themselves bf-avcly against
the Salonikans. These fights In the
center OF the city resulted in consider
able loss of life.
Despite the fighting excellent order
prevailed In the city for a white and
latcr panic ensucd and thousands
began Ilcclns. Dctaciimcnls of mill
tary cadets. commanded by officers vi
constttutonalists protected The for
eiyn embassies and every possible
measure was taken to prevent dis
turbanccs in the city .Ntcr the firing
ceased the city resumed It's usual
TRANQUILITY.
Men In the Taschla barracks sur.'
rendered at ! o'clock and with this
event the entire capital passed mo
the possession Of the Constitutional
lists.
1T is impossible yet To accurately
srt forth the number killed and
wounded but casualties will prolabl,
exceed one thousand. Several thou
sands of the constantlnoplc garrison
were taken prisoners by the Constitu-
tionailsts.
After the firing ceased the COM
mandcr OF the troops at Yildiz Klosii. |
and Scheflsct Pasha. commanding Of
licer Of the army of invasion. began !
negotiations for the surrender Of
lildiz garrison. schcfket demanded !
an unconditional surrender by nocH
but at that hour granted an extension
VI time for four hours
II is understood the Sultan is ia |
sistins on additional guarantees. Two
white flags are lying from lildia
Kiosk. The Sultan Is unframed am.
none Of the members Of his house
hold is injured. Al is quiet within
the royal pavilion.
Frederick Moore. American CORES
pondcnt for the New York sun. waa
seriously wounded during the iishtin.; !
while attempting 10 take IL photo.
graph OF a column of troops.
Ambassador Leishman sent a party
OF go American tourists who were in !
tho city to steamer about to leave |
for Gonstantinoplc under the protcc-
lion of q guard of soldiers. supplleS !
him hy the local commandment /
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
UABLE REAL ESTATE.

! j. |If ~ b - 4
Pursuant TO the authority vested
in me by a decree of the circuit
court OF Harrison county West yir-
I;ginia. entered, on Athe 5th day Of
January. 1903. in the chancers,
cause of Thomas w. Kessy VS.. wor-
thy Hickman let al, the undersigned
Special Commissioner Will separate
ly offer for sale at the front door OF
the courthouse: OF Harrison county,
West Virginia. at public outcroy. on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of May. 1900
at or about O'clock p. M.
LIST. The undivided one-seyents inter-
est of Worthy Hickman. mentioned
and described i'm the bill and pro-
ceedings in: said cause. in 1913
acres OF land. oil and gus and oil
and gas royalties, except the surface
and the Pittsburg vein of coal. and
being all the undivided interest OF
Worthy Hickman. remaining unsold.
inherited from his father, Sidney
Hickman, in and to said 1913
acres of land situate on 'Ladylick
of Indian Run, drain of Tenmile
Creek in Harrison county, West viz
ginia, adjoining lands of Luther
Haymond. deceased, and others.
End. ALSO the undivided one-tenthI
interest OF Alexander w, Barnes,
mentioned and described in the billl
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
QUO AGREEMENT /
Between Mine Owners and
Miners is Likely to Be
Renewed.

SCRANTON, PA. ApyIi 25s-.Af
.nsrcctnclit was entered into today be-
tween the Anthracltc mine owners
and mine workers 10 meet here this
afternoon to act upon u proposition
already ngrecq upon py representative
men. Il Is. espcctcd they WI ratify
the action taken bSs thlr COMMITTEES.
The agreement provides for 4 renewal
for q period 7of three years II the old
agreement with few concessions Of
Importance to the miners.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29

Justice Moses u. Shaver, ol
Brown, was a city visitor wedncs-
day
Joseph j.. Wilkinson; OF Bridge.
port, spent last night IN tie city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29

Constable William 4. johnson, Of
Brown, spent Wednesday in the
city.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
ciIlLD DEAD.

Tho funeral of iive-days-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Loretta, Of
Fall Run, took place Tuesday noon.
Services were hcl at the parents
home there and burial was in Holy
Cross cemetery here. The child died
Monday evening.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29

Between six and 1e years: IL
white males and II white females;
and between 16 and elyears: eiyb,
white males and Ave white females;
total 80.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29

sHINNsToN, April FOLLOW
ing are the hotel arrivals for this
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29
i
GOOD

tl'' esse - 2 ~ ltsss-
even under u prot i've tariff, such q
provided DS the Dlngiey law, Cfnada
sxpectctI t0 bript: INTO tilsg gnlted
states Tour sti;l1es i, as much ltrn-
der asSgtlte United states export
so; to- : nslsi y eight pee
cent ~ 6 o. y 4 the slutnbcr nlans
liuiactlifeu in ne United States, he
aaded, ~ produced 'ain the South q
that. the south r. affected to- the tS.
itent ofScne- half OF the cut made IN
lumber. ~ this: tariff; is REDUCED -or
y iumbcr y placed on: the free lis.
MT: Scott inserted there Is nothlr;
left for the American luinbcrncn
90. but TO cut wages.
Lover wages also, no said. woul.l
follow cuts of the stariff rates In the
iron and steel industries. There would
be no other way In which TO get dow
the costs Of such products. He said
that only few furnaces would he
benefited By having free iron ore,
while the great majority would suf-
fer. He said his state was Interested
in the iron industry because 1t fu ;
nishcs coal to the furnaces that rs
duced the orc
So long as the tariff ON leather.
shoes and articles manufactured of.
Leather is retained. said Mr.. scott. no
benefit would accrue to tho consu,n-
ing public by placing hides ON tho
free list. Such action would result,
nc said in reducing the cost OF n
pair of sitoes Just three cents. Such
action would result in n loss OF from
two to.four dollars on every beef tic
farmers and cattle raisers In West
Virginia put on the market.
Since the pingley bill became a
law. West Virginia had grown In wool
.raising sly leapse and bounds. IN.
wanted the wool schedule To remain
as 1t nov is, and in which event I,e
declared that West Virginia woul.lE
become one Of the great wool proauo- I
ing states. The people Of West yir. |
ginia also demand TINT thers sball bc |
4 duty on petroleum. said Mr.. Scott
..rhcy do. not hold that the STANDARD
OH Company is a great monster. dc
vourins alike the living ana the
drad = he said. Hhey see tho deye,s
opment this corporation has brought
20 the State Of West Virginia ana they
desire that shall be fairly reated.
To-day there are $4,000 oil wells in
West Virginia. They are producing
5000. barrels of OH to-day wort.,
Sis barrel. Nine Thousand mcr
are employed In this business. These
men know that the Standard oi,
Company buys their oil There. the
transaction begins and: ends. They
Know that the Standard is In the mar
ket to buy the best grade of oil at the
cheapest price. They know that ift
makes but little. If any. difference to
the standard whether there is a dnty
on oil or not. These Independent I'll
operators know that the placing oil
crude oil on the free list means dcati,
and destruction to their business. :.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-04-29

10 ACRES IN IRUIT-one mile
to railroad station. GO minutes to
hhiladeiphia: 80 acres: ~ In fields.
In wood; In apples. in peaches.
In pears, all fruit at prime bear
Ing age: 10 room house. barn, car.
riage house and chicken house:
owners misfortune oi,ligcs immc.
diate sale and he Viii sacrifice for
$500; $1,000 mag be left on eass
terms See strout's April Bui,stiu
q Farm Bargains. copy free. Bept,
si@7. e, a. strout Cos. Land Title
3 Bldg. PhiladetphIa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-27
SAYS SHE is KklSER'S SISTER.
Massachusetts Woman Claims to Be
Daughter Of Emperor Frederick
Of Germany

Boston That sh" is a hall-slster
of the present German emperor IS J0a
claim made by Mrs Irving a. Paine
of Center street, Dover, Mass She
says that she has engaged q lawyer
and viii eudeayog 10 establish her
rights to "a fortune i'm Germany
According TO Mrs Paine's story. tho
late Emperor Frederick, before hecame
into power. secretly married q Danish
princess who was maid-of.hoUor to hi,
mother When his mother learned OF
this at the time OF Mrs Paine's birth
in Breslau, she was very much III
censed. and banished the princess
from the imperial palace and sent the
baby 10 q convent in Italy.
When she was three years Of age,
Mrs. Paine says, she was taken from
the convent and placed on a farm in
Prussia with two old women On May
/. 1861. she landed in Castle Garden
with an Emma Stone, who claimed
to be her mother. and a MAJ named
Kelliher, who was supposed TO be heI
uncle.