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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRNASFRS

For eastern Benton County as re-
ported by the kennewick Abstract
Co. from Feb. 18TH to Goth, 1909.
Washington Realty 20 to S P. & s.
Ry. Co, war deed, right of-way
over and across the nw4 Of Sec.
&c $50, E W M, 81 90
n P l Co. to John Andrew Shrader
war deed, swA of Sec %. 7-2S, f W
Nj, 100 acres, $4,000
C. f. Riggs ct TX to Christian Jen-
sen, war deed, s 80 feet Of N 100 it
of the f ID feet of Lot 20 and the
$ so # of the N 100 it of the Lots
81, %, %, and "a, blk 9, First Add
to Kennewick, $lD25 GO
Geo. + Barnett ct al to Artesian
Irrig. Union. water deed, all
water rights belonging to lot l,
2,3. 4, and >, Warm Water Irrig.
Tracts and upon lot / sec. 6-4-24.
EWM S1OO
W. j EHkin ct TX to Lawrit Smith,
war deed, lots % and "a, blk. 5,
Beilch'o Ial Add. to kennewick,
$l2lO 90
OK Brysuu ct Tx to s D Lommas-
sOn, war deed. lots and ). blk,
3, OF LIST Add to kennewick
$1,000 90
Robert L Ltitch ct ux to Yakima
Valley Power Co, Easement,
right-of-way for pole line over
and across the w. acre of Tract
W Garden Tracts to kennewick,
81 90 etc
J w Hewetson to Yakima Valley
Power Co right-of-way for pole
line over and across the f. 43
acres of Tract w of N. P |. Co.'S
Amended Plat to kenneWick,
81 90 etc.
Chas Conway ct Tx to Yakima
Valley Power G." right of-way for
pole line over and across Tract
%" of N P l Co.'S Amended Plat
to kenuewick, 81 60 etc.
George NJ. Annis ct ux to Yakima
Valley Power Co., right-Of-way
for pole line over and across
Tracts and 2 in Govt Lot of
Sec 81 $50. E w NJ 81 90 etc.
Otto Hanson ct ux to Yakima
Valley Power Co. right-of-way
for pole line over and across
Easterly side OF Blk p" of Y PI
Co.'S Amended Plat to kenne-
wick. 81 90
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-26
PAY YOUR TAXES, AT The
FIRST INTERNATIONAL BANK

Rules for paying taXes-All per
sonal taxes become due on the first
Monday in February and if not paid
in 80 days become delinquent and
draw Is per cent interest until paid.
Real estate taxes are due the first
Monday in February, if paid in full
before March 18th, there will be a
3 per cent rebate. One half may be
paid before June 1st, and time will
be given to November 30, for the
last half.
Notice-No half payments on per-
sonal property taxes.
At the regular meeting of the WO-
men of WOOdcraft the following Of
'icers were installed by past Guard
ian Neighbor Mrs. A. A. Baker;
Guardian Neighbour Mrs. :. II. Laird.
Advisor Mrs. N. A. McPhee; Banker
Mrs. f. Nj. Crosby; Magician. Mrs. G.
Conway; Attendant, Mrs E ID Ellis:
| Sentinel, Mrs knautz; o s. G f Cox
Managers Mrs II Farney and Mrs c
+ Cox. After the regular meeting
On March 3, the members of the At
ten Circle. w O w, will be pleased to
meet all Woman of the WoOdcraft
tnh WOOdmen of the World tO@eth-
er with their husbands, wives and
friends. A supper will be served after
which sOciability will be the evenings
entertainment.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-26
SOCIALISTS ATTENTION

All Socialists, both men and wom-
Ell, are cordially invited to attend a
meeting to be held in Chas. Radaatz
carpenter shop next Saturday, Feb.
p, at S:OOP. NJ. The object of the
meeting is to organize a local of the
Socialist Party.
Emil NJ. Herman, state organizer
OF the party will be present
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-26
WASHINGTON NOTES

Standardization Sutcliffe Bax-
ter, of the Mccarthy Dry Goods
Company, reports that the creditors
of the firm will get S cents on the
dollar of the 100000 due. The
firm went into the hands of the re-
ceiver more than a year ago.
North Yakima-A Seattle syndi-
cate, the personnel of which has not
been made public, purchased 12O
acres of raw land in the COwiche
Valley for 400. The purchase
was made from the Yakima Land
Company. The entire acreage is to
be plated into small tracts aid set
to fruit.
Vancouver - While handling
gun he thought was unlOaded, Pri-
vate Willard l.. Martin, of Company
G, First Infantry, shot off his mid
Gle finger Of the right hand at drill.
Olympia -Acting-Gov NJ. f. Hay
has received from the committee in
charge of the inaugural ceremonies
at Washington request to appoint
two aides to represent the state OF
Washington in the inaugural parade.
He has received no nominations for
appointment and has not yet made
his selection.
mpia-InspectOr A. w. Perley.
of the state railroad commission
uses the recent locomotive explosion
on the Great Northern near Mukil-
teo, as text for urging the legis-
lature to adopt the New York law
providing for state inspection of
railroad locomotives. The inspector
also disagrees with the cOrOner's
jury as to the cause of the accident.
In his report of his investigation
of the wreck as made to the state
railway commission, he takes the
stand that the boiler was defective.
Hoquiam-Shingle manufacturers
of Chehalis county held meeting
in this city Saturday, having in view
the formation Of an association for
mutual betterment and enhance
Of the single industry.
Spokane-The county commits
sioners have passed a resolution that
al Soohly "a 1Al116 AAOol DCal tuC
union label.
Tacoma-Mrs. Carrie Kribs, aged
6S years, wife of David Kribs and
mother of Fred A. Kribs, big timber
land dealers Of Portland, was run
down by a passenger train from Sc
attic at a grade crossing and killed
Saturday.
Spokane-Engaged in knocking
huge icicles from the caves of
saloon and dance hall in Burke,
Idaho. using garden rake,
swamper known as Shorty" looked
up at the wrong instant to catch one
of the falling spikes on his left
cheek. Driven by a weight of sew
eral pounds, the icicle went through
his cheek, making a hole more than
an inch in diameter and penetrating
the tongue. While Shorty was
PROSTATE another chunk of ice
struck him on the knee, bruising it
so severely he is unable to walk
Raymond-The Pacific Fruit
Package Company has concluded to
locate in this city: The company has
been incorporated with a capital
stock of $4,000 The plant will
give employment to $50 people
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-02-26

w. NJ. Oylcr, Trustee. to The n. {.
Railroad Co. Contract for deed,
right of way, 50 feet in width
over and across the swA OF mex
of Sec lbs 80, f. w NJ, $I.00 etc
Benton Water Co to b d Wienenga
war deed, NJ of sell of swA ofswA
OF sec l4-9-2S, f. W. NJ, > acres,
with a perpetual water right,
$50 90.
Adelia S Harsha ct al to VIM. Thos
Harsha, war deed, Tract u Chic
ago Ten Acre Tracts, $500 90
Adelia S Harsha ct al to Warren
A Lamson, war deed, Tract. -.
Chicago Ten Acre Tracts, 1900 GO
Adelia s. Harsha ct al to John W.
EaglestOn ct Tx war deed, Tract
26, Chicago Ten Acre Tracts.
$500 90
Adelia S Harshe ct al to Ed. II.
Harsha, war deed. Tract No. II,
Chicago Ten Acre lfactS. 43oo w
Adelia A Harsha ct al to Meadow
Brook Farm Co war deed, Tracts
8, "a, and 80 nJ Chicogo Ten Acre
tracts. 80 acres, $l3, 500 90
Wanted-apprentic at Thornton
& CamerOn's, Ladies furnishings.
Don't forget the millinery opening
at Thornton 4 CamerOn's.
For sale-2l6 egg Petaluma lncu-
bator. c. Hoadley, Section I.
A full attendance OF the members
of the Baptist Church is requested
next Sunday as matter of special
importance is to be decided.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
WrihnndJts- ulaMnerrt.

Seillas Ranf. nit tanieno aer5er
Sistali on ieierll6 beraai;
&. - gee tn uHiern Screen,
Stern pes eebsns. asb' uHs ami
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Wrihruaat.
gOr sans grenncrt.

him 5liet Ord oas Scr9eSfiniter
lie &eibnudp non Si~nuAelsiaal.
uno es flinaen bonn boben Miiniter
Tie @lodeu beIaai BON 9bal.
uIro Iriereno boppClH Die @0slein
0nrd 0ideH Sodgpal0idnee,
llno idjnupperH nit faltem 3asleiH
llno lharren mad pelfem aiee
liei 0rinnen in Sodapalosmitte,
llnIlauit poni faltgu Sit.
Steht cine feline Site
IN Raubreif mo in 6rolt.
uH0 Ourh oas sE.odentreiben
Dit eolOencu Strablen bridt,
Iird tlriue 5eniterideiben
Gin punoerianies 9itt.
SHneH i'm erIaen 3Gumhen,
"a iteht TN der3enidleiu
Gin fleiHes @eibnadtsbdnmden,
Gas bat 5polf 2idterIein.
llnO ole boben Sannen un0 5ihten,
Iie reden ben aopf lid aus
Hab Dem 8damlein uHo ieinen
SidlteH
Snnen i'm fleinen Saus.
ltn0 0rinnen In Dem Stiibhen,
0d mieQt in SiebC limo
Sine Mlitter ibr blondes 9iibdeu,
@ie @iaria iuieste ihr aino
ginit an 8ethlcbems 4rippe
Als Ole @frten aui Dem 6elo
SobteH nit frommer 2ippe
Zen giitigen Serrn Der Nelt.
Die @eibnadt nit Ieiiem Critic
Sam Der in @laHj uno @lait:
Sic munOelt sic feline Suite
Sm @aIoe gum @alait.
&eitbin in 5balesierne
9linft tic IL Dus 2an0 binans:
gs iinO rur 5fu0li 9ihteriterne
llno Ser 6immel lit I'M 8ausl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
sonnta8sbOte, IstIipaMFce, gOnntaa, 26. SesetnBer 1909.

itreidt; aber sic @eibe ioH Sen Nen.
ideHfiHogrn perbleihen ais beiIiec
&itenbe ans Der e0tiliAen 9f6tte,
an Der oos @eibn4 9tsfeit fie psiIen
lies. Gin issIiher paf IN ieiHsr
Sta0t, Der Gottesltaot Der 2iebe.
$. Operfamp.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
@sibnadtsIitSds

etts safattA
200 Der Wae5isi sRer bat BITE fh5nifeH
S6dftsn9' HnnH an1 oeiiarnift merben)
@as lit oos fir Elm 6liiitern
Sagt on, i'm san3en 6aus
Gin Raaiheu uno Elm stniiterH2
Ran fennt iih nidt msbr aus.
@an3 ieit 1T Shutters Cube
8eripetrt uns ainOerlein;
0iht Magolein uno nidt @ube
Earl bort iest mebr binein.
Was mag iih Oa begeben2
8 iDar' ih cine Nlausl
Tann ipdbt' id mir mobI chen
Gin Dinsig Ritlein aus.
Cd eudte in ons 3immer.
Tas BOILER WunOer idier.
aus 0em ein aoloner 5Bimmcr
StrabIi. ibut iih ani bic 1bur.
Rod bieruno5pon5ia Stlm0en
lie Rebeier BlseIn oenfil
Tam bnbeH mir gefnnoen
@as HHs tas Gbriitsine i5sHstI
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Ghrtafeter in Der 5t1aIS-
hiittr.
Bon emiIie @iutrid.

Beib Qldnsi Der @alO BON Sdnee beoedt.
8ingspm berrid'i iiefes SdDeigen.
glis eiuer Suite, ole perltedt,
Hdldipoltdeu, oiinie. iteigen.
Eurds feline Seniier bIidt bIndls
Gin MGodlen jung an Sabren;
I'm 9ebultubl rubt. Die Stlrne fraus,
Gin Meib mt iuclBcn 9aareli.
.@roBmutter. bebt oas @aoheu an:
nGbriiiabeu0 III as beuie;
Oh iulr pom Batter Mort empfabH2
Wdr 0as nidli cue Sretoe!
@adlslidier hab idl beim aebradt.
Mudj 9lebfei, &ciBbrot. Niiles
Tilsidnhe. ldHgji Iir 5Hge0adi
us Sdlub gen falie 6uBe.@
Oh oufes Sinh @robmittcr iprint,
+, Wloa Gioti bic Wiit' Gir lobneHl
Sein GeQcf, ieiuer @uaoe &idjt,
Siir cipi0 bel Dir tbroneii.
@r briag bei Batter ms 8urld
Ger idulolos liegi IN gdnoen.
Weiu arrner TrauB. meid Elm @cidjidi
glad 9err ben 6etuo gu Sdanoenl
.@robmnfferl" ruft erfreut oas Sinh.
.Mein 8eh III nod a%etommenj
Mls G%hrtitqeihenf ious Elm @ebino
qleeben bon mir beiommen.
Wodl ch' Brugnutter ipridlt Elm Mort
Weridipitocts NinD i'm @aloe.
GIN SduB fdut. Ser lei muier Sortl
Slebi blcid Dor Nngit olc dlte.
.~Grobmntterl~ ieudlts Sinh otbenIIcs
.qomm NIT I'M @ottesipllenl
Ger au0erl iicl. Der 5dus glng los.
Wieneidit ldBi's @lut lid itiierl Y
zie traqen uon 8urmberBia'eit
Zen Noritg'6tf 10 bic Suite
sd iterb'. perseihi mir augs Seto,
Md beiet fir mid, bite.
ID idoB I'M Corn Den 8oriter toot.
llnidrnioiq III Der Srdu3ell
Epri. mo ih lag IN Sooesloth,
gridoB i6 Soriier aran8el
@rohmttter hriidt ism B Augen 81
2iino an Die MeibHndltslidter
s9eifeer ibm Gerr Die erp'ge Nnb,
Gel i6m Elm qndo'ger 8ifterl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

"a DIR nisber Der @ol0ftidfang
Stst ellen Oilers niht gelang,
90 Hr1iSt on. bis hn emit mirit
EESsssn
g9it SiIberfiimden bid begniigen.
gOsrI nit 9dfie.
(Sinem athSs.)
RIein GdnsdJcn feline Serrin bat:
ytiurm IS in irene Sntl
SnHH iuat iein Sang Dir friib unO
Ipat.
VIE bob ids BOD 10 anti
GrHm Wia id freb mo Oanf6ar icin.
llno Dir Die ihonitcn Sieoer meib'a E"
Goael NIT adifg.
(5iHsm iuusen @donen1
1ilegit aetreil On Sans, SEN alsinen,
8irS bal0 ein @eipiiier meinen:
Inter FOLDER treuen Sut
Sats aud SaHs, Der 8roBe. gut.
EdbrraO.
9es 6abrers aunit lit MIR 81 lrben.
@enn's RAD ftets nnten nn0 ct itets
oben.
8AIlfeSer.
&enn es aih Der Sober
ghht an 5iilIe manqelt,
@Ianbe niht. oaB ieoer
Sorbeer'H oamit andeltt
Isiht Hur in ser Sinte liegt sic
Stdrte:
bertrand nno @it gebort gum @erte.
Reues 8ud.
Oh 0as Neuite and oos Bette?
Briiien muBt on inns reraleideu
Sn Der StilIe mad Ocm Seite.
Nl0dte iid) oils Subalt SeiaeH
Sir bel oieiem aeiit'gen @iable
@oIone JrHdlt in Silberidnlel
BontoffeTn.
Cine Monne Sem MiiNeu,
Gin Sdreden Dem 6eigeu,
gIs Sroen bienieOen
Gem SaHsoraden ei9en.
@oHoIeu6ter.
w ni0g Dir iein beihie0sn,
Wenn's Saeeipert nollbradt,
Gin filler Abenofrieoen
uno cine cute Nobtl
80d bud.
Sod nit @eritanSl" - elm outer
3atbl
SeOoh uergoB. Der ibn aeiprodJen,
1ie andre &Glite in Der I6at.
vGu muBt audi amit bent &er5en
fodcul"
las beibt: 0it irohIidlem @eiidt
Srog aui un0 BRING mand Seib-
oeridltl
9ofiette.
Seridpucn0eriidl lea Elm
limo iparinm niHm beraISl
aeiH @eisbals iollit Ou ietn,
God nit geritanO sib ausl
Sompc.
(GiHem smoioins)
StuOierit on bel Ger Sampe Sheiu
n@is it'd Die 9inien bieaen",
Damn wir0 sir OaS Gramen ieiu
Gin monniglih @ersuiiaen.
Boeiie album.
0immit on Sir SanO Die Sober,
Sdreib' Qberflddlihes nidt,
Genn reimen fam elm Sober,
Tod Elm Heim 1T nod fein @eOidt
@Ieiitift.
81 Wertnoti5 Oh Billet Oour.
SD ihreibe Giles aui I'M Ru.
9nI0 ridtig, glit, bnI0 ialih mo
idIsht
TeHn ipie Der &err. 10 and Der
Qned)t.
Tdb5eug
Ridt NIT @elebrinmfeit aaein
@iro man iidl ieines Sebens freu'n.
@Idub' mfrs, Is fam Den fliigiten
Nopi
@erpirr'n elm nbgerii1ner anopi
llHo mande, Der Dos @iiien Trnmpi,
gri6ridt. seiet iid Gin God i'm
Stump.
Stridna0eIn @arn.
,Mooerner Gral oos Stfiden nift
frommi."
Gas fam erft gut man beiBen,
Sobdl0's aud aus Der Wiooe fommt.
Tie Striimpie 81 8crreiBen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
@eibnahtsfrenO


Bon GIeonora 8aifer.
geiltterfeH, i'm eansen Sous
@iedyt's mad ridden Student
Tdrf id nal BEN SpeiieidJrant
@riinolih imterluden2
Ah, i'd Ietne mid idon ia
Rad Sem Eieffermonne,
Ger beilt 4beno b~aunleinO bdngt
gin Der @eibnaAtstanne.
Gu, am meiIten irer' i'd mid
Auj ben Buppempaaeu.
9rand' idJ BOD mem @retel Damn
Nidlt mebr 'rnm3uts dgen.
% idfs Nog tino W1orib Bud
Seut POM R0riittino friege2
las ilp5ier' ih aber oann
@eEn ids Biipphen ipiege.
@1r' bod erit Der Aben0 oal
Sd eriDart' Is THINNER.
Ad. id aud ourh's Shliiiiellod
WlaI ms Weibnnhts3immerl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

ie in'0er gnaOenreid)en 9eit,
On emit oas bol0e Seius-
fnahlein Ser Welt beidcrt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

limb onrh cine @olfe bon 3igar.
renoampi leuhtete lem Dobiponen.
hes antIis wie Elm auisebeHoer BOD.
mono IN Rebel.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Bonn a~uisrncubOf.

Sel0mebel. ,8as iin0 Gle pS
geruf n 9cfrut: nSaarfiiHitIer.
SelOme6el: o5riieur ODER 8urlte
binoer 2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
aartmr fir Hem GabrmtifdB,


Own A.. ~
Wsfto:
% BE 8a6e eros. o5 flsin.
Aemaii ie nnr bon Set5ens
s6r0 Sc tets wiufommfn ieln.
Gprhtlsia iasi MT S3erssH
Cir Dag 3sdhres uno bn lernff.
aus BEN 46er3 ipri6t Of BET 9rHlt
1tnten5eHg.
Sd berge Shdte. unaeabnt.
IS fam tie baben ieoer.
@enn flag er ibnen @ege babni.
giit B~ieIbewuBter Jeeer.
2|aterne.
gTuHfle Neac gebe met
Sorteit Off 81 iaaen.
God bei Der 2aterne ghein
Ssi's III 3weier, isi's ALIEN
9aBt lid maHhes paoen.
8inq.
Tieicr Ring iagi 0einem Sersen,
Sab elm 5weiies on eeiun0cn.
@olOne 5eilel fam niht ihmer5en,
Benn bic aiebe iie sepHHSen.
5uBteppib.
"a i'm 9ebeu oft oein 1uB
Ranbe Nege aeben mnB,
goait b2ba9Iih 6u 5n &anie
@eih nno ianit in oeiner aIdAie
auf 6es Teppids gnbnen ihreiteH,
Gen mir Or "a Jiibea breiteH.
IrinfgIas.
Iii iouit mir am Ran0 ni6t nippen.
Als flbteit Ou iprooe 9ippenl
9eer' mid bis chi ben @runo,
Tann III osin BUG aeinuol
RotisbIod.
es 1T pUar fIus, iih nit geoadt
Jrei 0as @e6aftHiB 81 it1rten.
Tod par's feinIor. Der einit seioet
nAufihreibea 1T gut iir's 1aerfm."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

8e0er Der @elOiad nod Der geti|
lad bdugeu bunoert Sabre an egI
isg5sn Erts
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27

coal operators to rob the consumers
Of millions became known today
when It was revealed that the mine
owners are determined to force the
mine workers to a fight in the hope
that it will prove losing ohe for
the wage earaers
On Monday the committee of
eleven, made up of operators, will
NEE, here to decide on a course OF
action to recommend to the opera
tors association. This committee
has practically concluded to report
to the malr body that 1t has a choice
of actor only between forciLg L
signing of the old agreement, which
does not recognize the union, or a
return tC the old drastic method of
1902 in cutting the wages of the
miners IA per cent and putting on the
ten-hour day. Either course Will
mean strike, it is believed.
"The mine owners" said retail
merchant today, now have 12,0O0,000
tons of coal, mostly domestic, above
ground. They are in a position TO
deal the union terrible blow and II
the men do not strike the mine own
ers can lock them out and dole out
its store of coal at rapidly advancing
prices.
! The price of coal for next month
should be SOLO to the consumer
There is talk of putting it at $3.50
and none of the retail merchants
would be surprised TO see it reach
this figure because of the attitude
of the mine owners. The mine own
ers will take added millions Of dol
lars from the consumers"
Since this report appeared in print
nothing has occurred to change tn,
outlook materially. Il is something
more than mere coincidence tha
the election is over and that it will
be three years until the next presi
dental compaign.
While the anthracite miners an,
the consumer of anthracite coal ma,
regard such an outlook with feal
and trembling, Mr.. Taft can 81
serene and comfortable in the Whit,
House or in his "summer home" II
Massachusetts. Here in Ohio II doe
not concern us so much
AS all the anthracite mines are II
Pennsylvania, and as Pcnnsylvani,
gave Mr. Taft something less thar
half million majority let the an
thracite miners fret about IT, An,
as the principal market for anthra
cite coal is in the east, which CAV
its solid electoral vote to Mr.. Taft
, let the east sweat over it. The
should not complain il they get wha
they voted for, whether they want
or not. 1t isn't the first time the
were fooled.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27
REVOLUTION Nv TURKsY

The throne of Abdul Hamid is tot
tering. Time has brought his re-
vcnges The spirit of progress has
even invaded the Ottoman empire
and revolution is in order. The old
regime. the chief element of which
has been deception and murder, has
brought essentially its legitimate
consequences Having stood the
evils of his rule as long as possible
the Young Turks have planned sue
cessful revolution ana Mehemmed
Rechad Efendi, brother of Abdul
lIamid is to be the nominal head
of the empire. The real man of
blood and iron is Schefket Pasha,
commander of the army of occupa-
tion. Perhaps 1t would be better that
he should take the reins of govern
ment himself instead of setting ~
straw man like Mehmed. But this
is probably but the beginning of the
troubles of that peculiar aggregation
f., of peoples religious, tongues and
states The Turkish empire is held
! together in a loose way by tradi-
ton, religion and arbitrary power
1t comprises Mussulmans, Creeks
Armenian Christians, Catholics,
Protestants and many dls.
cordant elements. Wha, effect ths
shating down of the throne of the
Sultan will have remains to be de.
termiued. Whether the new powers
can hold together that naturally dis.
cordant empire IS a problem There
is danger of tumult, dlssension, fana
, tical massacres, rebellion and Tho
rapid disintegration OF the empire
The dispatches say the Sultan has
today, been deposed and events may
crowd on the heels of each other a.
the breaking away from the old land
marks begins to react on society
But whatever occurs affairs can't gel
much worse and hence there is q
chance for Improvement. However
there is chance that the news from
the Golden Horn viii continue tc
be OF an interesting nature for some
time to come.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27

Ita name" Golden Medical Discovery
was suggested by one OF It's most Import
ant and valuable ingredients - Goldeu
Seal root.
Nearly forty years ago, DR.. Pierce dis
covered that he could, by the use OF pure,
triple-reflncd glycerine, aided by cer-
tain degree OF constantly maintained
heat and with the aid Of apparatus and
appliances designed for that purpose, ex~
tract from our most valuable native me-
dcnal roots their curative properties
much better than by the use OF alcohol,
so generally employed. So the now world
famed cGoldon Medical Discovery" for
the cure OF weak stomach, indigestion, or
dyspepsia. torpid liver, or billousness ana
kindred arrangements was hrst madei IS
II ever since has been. without particle
oi K S'SYaDc SIaUee StNtSe IN list of its insredI-
ents. printed 0fl eVefx bottle wrapper,
will show that it Is hade from the most
valuable medicinal ro0tsN found growing
in our American forestAS All these IN
gradients have RECEIVED the strQ9 en-
d6rsement from the lea4lng- -medleA1- -e{-
perts.- EedchcrS and -yrl ters-on -M1fff1G
Mcdicd Who recnmmend- -them- -as The yerx
hest remedies for the -diseaseR Tor Which
"GQlden- Nedlca QlScoYerXs. R- -AdlYIseo
Attic book OF these endorsements mas
been compiled by, Dr., r. v. Pierce, o.
any one asking same by postal card. or
letter addressed TO the Doctor as above.
From these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books OF al the difer--
ent schools Of practice II will be found
that the ingredients composing tho eGold-
en- Medical Discovery" are advised not
only for the cure Of the above mentioned
diseases, but also for tho cure OF all ca
tarrhal. bronchial and throat affections
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hoarseness, sore throat, lingering, or
hang-on- coughs, and all those wasting
affections which, II not promptly and
properly treated arc. liable 70 terminate
| In CONSUMPTION. Take DR.. Plcrce's Dis
| coyery i'm time and porsevere in It's use
| until you give IL fair trial and II is not
| likely TO disappoint. Too much must not
be expected of il. 1t viii not perform
miracles. IL will not cure consumption
! in its advanced stages. No medicine VIII.
| It tptL cure the affections that lead up "a
consumption. u taken tn time.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-04-27
WoMAN'S HOME COMPANION FOR
MAY

The burden of our changing co.
cial order falls upon our daughters,
claims the Womans Home Com
Danion for May, and this magaz-
inc shows by striking examples and
figures how topsyturvy is our way
of training girls.
In this same issue is charming
article by Margaret Sangster, show
Ing that the millionaire mother is
by no means as black as she is
painted. Mary Heaton Worse, I'm her
own inimitable style proves that il
we are fat 1t Is our own fault.
I'm more serious mood is a trip
through the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art with Sir 'Caspar Prdon
Clark as guide. This valuable arti-
Gle is illustrated by exquisite re-
productions of famous paintings.
Other articles of interest are gThe
Art OF Economy" by Mrs. John
Van Worst, and "The Commuters OF
New York" by Albert Blgelow
Paine. IAN Imperial WRATH" by
N's'' - ~NNA 49, NOAAltAlIS
"reminiscences of the Empress Euge-
ME. "Luly Green" a frlendless sew
enteen7year-old girl tells how she
went to Boston penniless in search
OF job, and how she got one.
afraid Is a story in Zona Gales
exquisite style. "IHearts and the
Highway has Cyrus ToWinsend
Brady's usual swing and dash, and
"The Four Adyenturesses" is an
other story by Hubert Footner,
whose freshness and humor have es-
tablished his reputation.
This issue Of the Woman's Home
Companion is distinguished by two
features-a poem entitled "he
Grandmother" by James Oppenhelm,
and full page drawing by Harri-
son Fisher, showing Margaret and
Gerard, from 4The Cloister and the
Hearth"