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New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

lost Bankhook No. 464. .S6S. OF Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person nsNias
Claims upOn said hook is called upon -
present the sane 20 the BANK witnin tnlIeS ls,
cancelled and >extinSlIished. and new one
issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
LONG ISLAND NOTES.

The Dunton Lodge Realty Company has sold to
rnlsm Rockwell plot al the corner Of Metrop-
as and Dakota avenues. Dunton. Long Island
I'd % s. Harrison Chamberlain plot IN Van
Tr1k avenue DunI0n.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

YOT-NG Man rtrrfE hardv. work at arv.
thing cl'y 1- country Mirus ~ Wool
fire 81 Er0ok'lu
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

SUPREME COURT. New York County
John H. X Blauvelt. as trustee under
the viii Of G G. Tappan, deceased Plain
tin against Carlo Rosa. carlo Rosso'
Narianna Rosso his wife. Andrew Btcle
Frank Martin Jimmie Afrnito and John II
X Rlauvelt. as administrator OF James n
Kollnyer deceased. Defendants
10 the above named defendants. You are
hereby summoned TO answer the amended
complaint in this action. and 10 serve
Cnpv of your answer on the Plainuus At
tornev within twenty days after the serNlcs
of this summons. exclusive of the day OF
service. and In case OF your failure 10 ap-
pear. or answer judgment viii be taken
against YOU By default, for the relief de-
mauded IN the complaint
Dated June T. 1903.
q LEVI Plaintiffs Attorney. Office ana
poStoflcc Address No. b Nassau ST.
Manhattan Borough. New York city.
rho foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication, pursuant 10 an orueF
of Hon James 4. blanchard. a Justice OF
the supreme Court of the State OF New
work dated the 9th day OF July. 1909. ana
0led with the amended complaint IN the
og,ce ~ the Clerk OF the County OF New
YORK at the County Court House, Manhat
tan Roroueh I'm the City and County OF
Neur York In said State. the Ith gay OF
nv inca. the original Summons and Com,
,,,aint in this action were filed In sala
rounty clerks Offiee on the I'D DAY OF
March 1909. ,-.,.,,- ,,.o-,.,. *
Nassau street. Manhattan borough
New York CITY. ,.
To carlo Rosso. one OF the deIendanIs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Prospect ave 2 ~ of Isoth 4ox1o0:
5:insaSna Eii.sSTIh rsur,sHo sec 600
Issi~brIige 800 r Woodlawu Road.
stl1 500 sDi A1ris -lsi sonbe ,aisfslgt 1900
1s6-h s. :, II 81 kstonah ave. 2aoNln;
ILL., r!tis .'G2ra'''e l x rus - - 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

lost OF. STOLEN. No 81. -.
of the Emigrant Industrial savings 5aaA.
Payment stopped. Please return coox %
bank No 81 Chambers %.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
TWO ROADS LEASED BY CENTRAL.

Philadelphia, July 22.-The jamestown. Franklin
& CIea rhed Railroad, and the Geneva, Corning &
Southern Railroad were formally leased to-day TO
the New York Central Railroad Company by
vote Of IS per cent Of the stockholders OF the two
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
NEW YORK.
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL
HOTEL ELSTONE

Far Rockaway. Formerly the Baysvzter Hotel
EDGAR LEHMAN. Prop. NATHAN WEHN. Mar.
Mountain and Lake Resorts"
beautiful book 40 pages illustrated
he obtained free LackaWa Railroad ueksS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

DETECTIVE desires situation with co-po-
ration or private parties. HTrert 'r
rNafsvirE fuves'iEa'iors Teau. ~
Tnrrzlrs av~ corner Jefferson ave.
T-a1ktr Tel f4@6 Bedford
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

COMPANION and NURSE -ATo invalid or
elderly person; good references. 4I3 Ber-
gen 81. Phone bT52-Prosrect. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

The Mitchell camp on spitfre Lake, in the Adj
rondacks, has been rented by Douglas Robinson
Charles S Brown & Co. to c. ". Provost for the
remainder OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

--FSoGRArHER TYPEWRITER - AEeI
- accurate. rapid. reliable. not afraid
~ r-sporshili'v rr work. your wears "s-
rerlenCe. agencies ignore. Uana. ai2
Trinity ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
LOsr-BANKBooKs.

lost Bankbook No. 495.115. OF Dry Dock
savings Institution Any person haVins
claims upon said book Is called upon %
present the same 20 the bank within thirty
tavs or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguished. and a ns~ one
issued In lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

MORTGAGE
.AucttOneer.
o'clock. al No.
Of Manhattan.
a saloon BY
ga gee.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
Country Propertg for Sale.

TQN ACRE DAIRY AND STOCK FARM: HOUSE.
~ barns, maple orchard splendid brooke
Worthngton Mass will do right thing 20 price and
terms: agents
E 7 ROTFE Ausouia Conn
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

PRIVATE SECRETARY or MANA6ER.--
Hv v0UuC man with executive ability. /.
married y well connected fifteen years
business e1csri~ur~. wishes 80 -hanEs frrru
present business r - Wall
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
Nes0 JERSEY Real Estate for Sale.

UNEQUALLED BARGAIN.-DEVELOPMEN
investment. speculation; grand 4O-acre tract
City Hall than Bronx; station. trolley. all city
provements; August 1st. only $500 per AT
TORNEY, Box 1O6. Tribune Office
beautiful RIDGEFIELD PARK, n. J.-CHOICE
~ dwelling houses. up date improvements. largo
plots six and bath; water and electric
lights; price $4,000 each: reasonable terms Address
ERNST BRUNO Owner.
DHIITP ]. BOWERS & co. $50 MARKET ST, NEW
Il ark have family houses FOR sale in East Orange
TWO NEW HOUSES. 6 ROOMS AND ROOMS; ALL
L improvements 81 200. SO 400 Write PARTICULARS
A. ABRAHAMS, Bergenhed. y. !.
NEW BRUNSWICK y. J-GROUND HIGH AND
y level. Lots 80 feet front. 5000 up PARKER &
WATSON.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
''Evsry Othsr Hour On the Even Hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON, WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
leave New York Daily. 23d 81. Lib'y 81.
Washington. Sleepers. -Il-50 pm 100 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor 80 am soO am
Washington. Diner. Parlor ESQ am 10 90 am
Washington. Diner Parior il.50 am u % n
Washington. PRTloT. ..-.-- l 30 pm 2 90 pm
Purlor Car. New York 70 Richmond. Va
Royal Ltd. " Iiner ParioT so pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm 900 pm
Washington. Buffet. Par!or $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains to the West.
Chicago. PittshuFg. % am $40 am
Chicaso Columbus Ill so am II 90 nm
Flu~burg. cleveland 1900 % pm 90 pm
.'Fi,,sburg Limifed.' .--.. $50 pm 10 pm
Gin. -. l.. Louisville II 30 pm 30 am
Gin. St l.. Louisville Sc am l9 Oo am
Gin. st. l.. Louisville. $50 :m . % pm
Onicss 245 434. 1890 broadway. AstoT
House. rs Fifth Ays.. y. Y; 65 Ave, h.
- Ridge St. 349 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn;
West 29I St ard Liberty St
After s p. VI Sleeping Car reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can bs obtained at Bureau ot Information.
n. o. Z. X P3d 81. Terminal Phons
No, Chelsea ESQ.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
DKEssMaKING AND MILLINERY.

FIRST CLASS French dressmaking: even
ting. hall street wedding dresses: latest
novelties: remodellins- e25 Lexington ave-,
near 64th st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
School Agenc,es.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Teachers. Tutors Governesses
10 Coli Schools n NJ Families Apply
RS YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received et their Uptown
once. Nc 1864 Broadway between 36th
and sIth SITS. until clock D. NJ Ad-
,ertisements received at the following
branch ofices at regular cfiics rates until )
o'clock m. viz: oe4 sth ave q o
ecr 23d St. 1853 eth ave. cor. 18th at; i0s
East I4th ST.; 257 West 42d St, betwesn
Tth and 8th avss.: 25s West 123th St
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

BOOKKEEPER. CASHIER. Married 80.
settled. Al character. stability, ripe eE-
erences only reputable nrms need answer.
Box -. Railway. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

ASSISTANT BOOK X F:EPER. witt chance
for advancement. by young married man
neat appearance and clean habits. Booth.
25S West 18th st
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
pVrAeANT ROOMS. In large detached
house. 10 quiet gentlemen; home privi-
80 "a East nth St, Flatbush.
so,rtI CT a EAST.-Deirable rooms:
a,,iet house summer rates: references
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
PED I'D" LINE.
CLARK'S CRUISES

AROUND IhE WORLD
By s : Cleveland. IS 600 tons. brand ne-,
Oct i6 90 from y 7. and Feb .. 10
from Frisco. $3.50 and up.
I2fh Annual orient Cruise Feb 5. 10.
s4eO up. By Lloyd :. : "Grosser kur-
fuerst" IS DAYS. inclrdins - days EgypE
and Palestine
FRANK c. CLARK. Times Building New
York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
GEMTRAl mMnSnM lnME

GSN D KAI EIUUSUE LIN6
For NEWBURGH PO'NEEPSIE & KING
STON From Pier "a y. r. IT. Franklin
81 WEEK DAYS texcept Saturday, ! = VI.
SATURDAYS l p. NJ West 10Th St.
/: 80 =. NJ.
For WEST POINT. NEwBURGH and
intermediate landings WEEK DAYS tex
cept Saturday. 5 p. II.
SATURDAYS. } p. NJ West 10Th.
3.3O =. NJ.
Sundays ESQ % n Nj M piF5 w:st = y 42oi5 r St.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

CHArFFEJR r 4 gentleman going abroad
wishes 20 place his color"d chauffeur. a
mechanic 81 experience: only those dssir-
ing the services Of competent man need
apply. Frampicn. Box 2n Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

" bla July 10 sealed proposals WIN oe received
1903 for furnishing 200 FIRE hy drants. Of pro
i.sals specifications and necessary information
obtained from Chief Clerk. Engineer
42I. District Building Washington. H. HENRY r. F.
MACFAltiANI HENRY /. WEST. WM. Y. JUDSON.
Commissioners. y.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

CHACFFET r. Gasolens automobile eI-
. pert and mechanic. careful driver ref
-erence furnished. moderate wages; good
habits. can or address William Crosby.
iIS West 6Sd 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
Proposals.

INARTTIFIII-IHG.-OFFIC OF CONSTRUCTING O.
II NJ. Fort Socun. \. Y. July n 1009Sealed pro
posals. tFipicnte VIII be until 10 \ NJ.
n 1902 and then opened, for filling fresh water
pond Blank forms Of proposal plans, specifications and
al necesssry Information furnished here or At Office
~ Chief @ n. Dept. ~ the East Governors Island.
X ~. II Envelopes containing proposals VIII be
dorsed Proposals foT Filling and
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

4 EMBELLISHMENTS AND
y The Tribune received at
13a4 Broadway. between seth
o'cicek .. m. Advertisements
branch offices a. regular once
VIZ: 2G4 sth ave. > cor.
1sth 81. f04 East l4th st
Tth and 9Th eves.: 26s West ]
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

CHAUFFEUR Two years experience as
second man. Il r.. BOX 81 Tribune
Uptown offire 1894 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Office. No,
ST and 3Tth st. until 8
received ~ the following
rates until 6 o'clock p. m.
29d St: lS3 9th ave. cor.
2sT Wes. aga st.. between
18th ST.; 1o35 30 ava
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
ryPEwRrrING AND ryPEwRIrERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau ST: cata-
. iogua free: all makes taken part pay
meni: bargains in UnderwOods. Remingtons.
divers Smiths.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
AGENTS WANTED.

| MADE $50. 900 In nve years In the mail
order business; began with S. Send for
free booklet Tells how. Heacock. g14
Lockport. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

CHAUFFEUR. Aged %. two years gar
age snd private driving experience, any
gasalene car. $50 monthly WITH board
French. Springfield Road. Queens. Long
Island
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Samuel Newwitter.
AuCtiOneer. will sell to-day at o O'Clock
at Nos. 1i4T and l1+9 Third ave. southeast
corner of 9th St. Borough Of Manhattan.
the fixtures and chattels OF "a saloon located
there. together with the lease OF the said
premises. recorded in the New York Regis
ter's Office in Liher 1875 Of Section %
Couyeyances. page 4l3. subject 20 a mort
gage Of So 900.
MORTGAGE SALE.-SamueI Newwitter.
AuctiOneer. will sell to-day. at 9.45
O'Clock at No. $50 Greenwich ST. Borough
Of Manhattan. the fixtures and chattsls OF
a saloon. BY order % Attorney Tor Mort
ga gee.
BY VIRTUE Of an execution on a lien. I
will sell to-day. at - a. m. at bS Grand
ST. Manhattan I safe- g. McGonigie.
Marshal. l. Bernstein, Auetioneer, @Bi
Madison 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
To Let for Business Purposes.

'TO REHT-A LARGE. LIGHT OFFICE. on THE
nrst noor. IN the Hebrew Free Loan Building. iOs
"a Ave nvs windows suitable f0r pho
tographer architect dentist LAWYER dressnaker real
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
HELP WANTED.

Male
I MADE $50, 900 in hys years In the mall
order business, began with s. Send for
free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. slt,
Lockport. n. Y
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

4 WELL LAID TRACK READS sue
CESS II your books upon Vhich your
business runs need adjusting. consult with
accountant, vast experience. BOX 43. Rah-
way n J.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
NOhh NAN1ED.


free booklet. Tells how. Heaeock. Slt'
WOhh wANaED.
Male
4 WELL LAID TRACK READS sue
CESS II your books upon which your
business runs need adjusting. consult with
accountant, vast experience. Box 43. Ran
way. y. J.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. wit' chance
for advancement, by young married ma
25S West 18th ST.
BOOKKEEPER. CASHIER. Married. 50.
settled; Al character. stability, ripe eI-
perience, practical, salary SO highest ref
erenCes. only reputable firms need answer.
Box ~. Railway. y. J.
CHAUFFEUR.- Gasolens sutornobile eI-
. pert and mechanic. careful driver, ref
erence furnished, moderate wages, good
habits can or address William Crosby.
iI8 West hsd st.
CHAUFFEUR gentleman going abroad
wishes 20 place his Colored chauffeur. a
mechanic 81 experience: only those dessr-
ing the services Of a competent man need
apply. Frampicn. BOX 2n. Tribune once
CHAUFFEUR Two years experience as
second man. Il r.. HoS 81 Tribune
Uptown Oftce 1894 broadway
CHAUFFEUR Aged %. two years gar
age snd private driving experience, any
gasolene car. $50 monthly With board
French. Springfield Road. Queens. Long
Island.
CHAUFFEUR Thorough mechanic. -, 90
anywhere ean drive eny Ger or launch.
Address Joe. .' care - Herald Square Ca
Tase. 30 West S5th ST. Tel 4525-Murray
Hiil,
CHAUFFEUR Has had over Two wears
experience as second man, understands
care q horses. p J.. Tribune Uptown OF
noe. 1884 Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR German. %: tposks Eng
liEh perfect driver and mechanic, Al
references. Paul Mattsch"nz- Bank 81
CHAUFFEUR Two years garage sEps
rl~nr". private family preferred Address
Chauffeur. 81 West 4oth s.
CHAUFFETR. MECHANIC Good refer
snces. ant car. licensed engineer steam
boats, Anf s"v"n Years ~T7"-irn.s On ITO
fNr boats own repairF Tel {52a-Murray
Hi'A Lang. is2 Hancock ave. Jersey city
DETECTIVE desires situation with co-po-
ration or private parties. nTr"rt 'r
rNafov.frE Investigations Teau. ~
TamVSi1s av~ corner Jefferson ave.
T-a7REr rel s4s6 Bedford.
HARDWOOD FINIsHER. expert rs stain
maker with varriHh manufacturer. can
make all kinds stain and match any wood
Wooddnlshsr 2i26 Valentine ave.
PORTER or elevator man. city reference
Cal or address william Boger. 40 carl
ton ave brooklyn.
PRIVATE SECRETARY or MANAGER
H. voUug man. with executive ability.
married - well connected fifteen years
business eHcsrl~-r~. wishes - -hanEe frru
present business a. - Wall -
1890, ,r.frt-, --vpr-u-7r-rB Al
"a accurate rapid. reliable. not aS:ail
~ rrsp0nsblii'v ur work. f0uT wears "S-
reTlenCe. agencies ignored. Tana. tt'2
Trinity ave.
YOT-NG NAN. FtrrfE hard, work arv
thing cl'f 7- country Minus ~ Wool
, ire - Erook'Hu
YOUNG MAN. married. - 81 anvtHinE
bes' FrfeTc0ce7 Y Sieeing. 204 East
sist -.
YOUNG Man. married. y. a. anything
Mn-Ess. tn2 West 44th -
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23
Real Estate Wanted COuntrU.


[TAVE BUYER FOR o. TO so ACRES: GOOD HOUSE.
mile from depot. than 10 miles out West shore
r Erie. Principals only. GOODWIN. 1904 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-07-23

MATSM0[IlL LEY EvFSlSG GSl:oIi, hISS h6Ss.
tains all points. Hudson. Coxsackie
Leave. week DAYS z. Christopher St. 3
p NJ: IT. W. 10th ST. P NJ Also sat
Special" ! p NJ. It. Christopher ST.
70 r. NJ. H. ". 10Th -. summer re
sort directory free Address Pier 43 y r.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30
A BIG FAIR.

Our fair ground owRers have
decided to hold a big agricultural
fair this year.
1t will be irregular old fashioned
pumpkin show, and everybody is
asked TO participate. The mer-
chants have contributed literally
for premiums, and enough will be
offered to make it worth while for
farmers to bring in their products.
The fosce of this effort will be spent
on the agricultural display.
Now is a good time for farmers to
begin getting their stock in shape
and giving special attention to
vegetable crops. We hope to see
the farmers and everybody else take
hold of the matter with a vim and
make the old-fashioned fair A sue
cess once more.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30

Lumbermen in Session.

The meeting of the Southeastern
Lumbermans Association was held
in Chanute last Friday. A good
attendance and a good time was the
word given out.
They spent the afternoon as the
guests of the Ash Grove Cement
Co., and were conducted through
the plant by Vice President Seuther-
land, Manager Van Doren and
Travelling Representative w. A.
Lapham,
The exercises closed with a ban
quet at night.
Officers selected for the next year
were:
President, H C. Leonard, Girard ;
vice president, w. M. Gray, Cha
nute; secretary-treasurer, Milo T.
Jones, Chanute.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30
Grandma BurriS Dead.

Mrs. Susana Burris, mother of
the Burns Bros, this city, died at
her home on S. Evergreen, early
Monday morning.
She had been troubled with the
asthma for some time. Mrs. Burris
was in her 10th year. She moved
to Kansas with her husband and
family in 1873 and settled on a
farm on Big Creek, east of Chanute.
Mr.. Burris died in 1851. They
raised a large family of children,
most of whom live II. Chanute.
Mrs. Burris, for many years, has
lived in Chanute. Lately she and
her daughter Lucy, have lived on
S. Evergreen.
Mrs. Burrif was q ssod mstherly
woman, devoted to her family aAd
home. She lived a busy useful life
but has closed her labers here and
ysne to her future reward.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30
OUR SCHOOLS.

This Friday afternoon WILL be
patrons day in the city schools.
I he pupils of the grades will be
cut in their Sunday clothes and the
patrons are asked to visit them and
see them in actual class work sAd
inspect prepared specimens of tse
work they have been doing.
This year has been an exception
ally good year for our schools.
Under Prof. Myers firm but quiet
management everything has moved
along with little friction and a great
deal of systematic and effective work
has been accomplished.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30
CHANGE or sULTANS.

Turkey has brand new Sultan.
As he is off the same piece as the
old one, being a brother, it is doubt
full if he will be any great improve
ment. His training fer the posi-
tion has been mostly as that of a
prisoner of state. He seems to ee
a persoeage of rather weak charac-
ter. However, the progressive Gle
ment thai is now in power will prob
ably surround the Rew ruler with a
series of safe guards in the shape OF
some good level headed ADVISORS
that will keep him in line.
1t seems a pity that the young
Turks did not, while they were in
the business of making sultaAs,
make one who is known to be right
on the questions of the day, rather
than take one who is expected to be
wrong and expect to work him oyer.
Possibly the new man will be con-
tent to be sultan in name only and
allow his makers to run the ship OF
state while he contents himself with
looking after his brothers harum
and indulgins in sueh other luxuriss
o. ,bs positien commands.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30

DAENSs
"Joan of Arc" or Jeanne Dare,
as her name was, whose beautfica-
ton occurred last week, was in
some respects the most remarkable
parsonage in history, as she was
certainly the greatest of all historic
hsroines. That simple peasant
girl who lived but nineteen years
should create such stir in the
world, save kingdom, become the
idol of one nation and the terror of
another. have score of books writ
ten about her by eminent scholars,
and 500 years after her death should
be the object of such veneration
that the whole world stopped a day
to pay her memory its tribute, is
certainly as astonishing as anything
ia human annals. II anybody is
entitled to the distinction accorded
by the Catholic church of being
raised to the altitude of saintship,
Jeanne Dare deserved the homage
paid to her by the Pope at st.
Peters. Authorities now agreed in
considering Voltaire'S attack as un-
founded on the sanity young maid
of Domremy. She was a simple
and honest girl, perfectly ingenious
in the belief in her "vo.ces" and in
her mission of crowning the Dau-
phin at Rheims. She was dlsln-
terested, and the raising of her
peasant family to the nobility was
without her desire. When asked
what she would have the king confer
upon her, she requested that Dom
remy should be freed from taxation.
Having accomplished her mission,
all that she desired was to be permit
ted to returo to her home. The
burning of Jeanne Dare as witch
was and is blot on English history,
but it was Ia accordance with the
prevailing ignorance of the tqnes,
Whether "the Maid of Orleans"
Mad a divine commission or not as
the Catholic church affirms by her
.canonization, and whether soPAis
'ticated world is able to believe it or
not, she at least accomplished her
commissions. What she believed
she was inspired to do she actually
did. We know good deal in these
times, or read a good deal, ehout
hypnotism, Interrogation, the
power of mental suggestion, bet no
body has performed with it feats to
compare with that which is record
ed of Jeanne Dare, seventeen
year-old girl who in three months
saved her country. She eclipses
other hereines as they eclipse ordi-
nary humanity.-Capital.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30
CAN0NIzATION OF JEANNE UNPROMISING SUBSTITUTE.
DApC 1t NAV very reasonably be doubt

1t may very reasonably be DOUBT
ed if Turkey has bettered herself
much in exchanging Abdul ,Hamld
for Mehemmed Reschad. A dit
ferent kind of ruler is needed for
the nation that has languished for
so many centuries under blighting
religious fanaticism in the guise OF
temporal authority. If the new
sultan were man in any wise
qualified for the great problems
which will confront him, there would
be something for which Turkey
might hope. But all the descrlp-
tions of Mehemmed unite in pictur-
ing him as merely a Moslem imam
in the iron mask" brought sudden
ly into the sunlight of supreme
power, without any preparation, tit
ness, necessary knowledge or ex
perience. Already Is years of age,
his life spent in the debllltat;ng en-
vironment of a voluptuous prison,
isolated from the world and totally
unacquainted with the people over
whom he is neminally to rule, there
does not appear to be much ground
for believing that the deposition OF
the old sultan was more than a
Pyrrhic victory for the patriotic
elemekt in Turkey.
The truth is that one ''sick man"
will not cure the ills caused by an
other. An exchange of confirmed
"invalid" for a man who is no! even
''convalescent," to carry out the
aedical figure concerning Turkey,
will never rehabilitste the unhappy
country which is at present a dis
grace to modern civilization,
What Turkey needs is real "mar
of the hour" who can diagnose the
disease and apply the essentia
remedies-honesty, ability, up-to
dateness, efficiency, religious toler
alton and general enlightenment
The new sultan does not appear tc
have any skill as such healer; snc
while he will in all probability b.
merely puppet in the hands o
Others, it is by NO means certain
that those others will be any i'm
provemeRt. Iftkey were so cen
stituted, they would hardly choos
such a successor for Abdul Hsraid
-Kaasfs City Journal.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-04-30
ANOTHER CYCLONE.

A little twister, accompanied by
heavy rain and hail, visited Contra
hsms, a small tsvn in Oklahsma,
On the a6th, killing one person and
bruisiag and nsimiRg \ dozen or Sc
more. The little town was pretty
well wrecked, a number Of buildings
being entirely destroyed. Ths
damsge Is estimated at fIo, GEO.