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Pres. Neo,s1-s Rse0MesL
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Pipin, the Short mIntroduction OF

Pipin, the Short "Introduction OF
Christianity, Mrs. Rich.
November 6-Germany; "Charle-
marne. sO0Sl4; His Campaigns; His
Conversion TO Christianity; Character
Court and Family Life, Mrs. Roberts. ii
November lS-Gcrmany; Middle
Mediaoval Period, s14-l024; tho Last
of the Carloyingians, the History OF OF
the Saxon Emperors, - Miss Alice
Wells.
November 20-Germapy, History
Of the Franconian Emperors, 1924 20;
tho Relation Between Church and State;
Frederick Barbarossa. Mrs. Culmcr:
November 27-Gcrmany; "Primitiye
Religion Of the Germans, Laws, Gus.
toms, Education, Art and Poetry, -
| Mrs, Boyle,
diacval Period, ll25.l213; the Hohen-
stantcu Empcrors, Miss Emcline
| Wells.
December 1l-Book review, Miss Alb,
bic II. Wells
December 1s-Musical; hostess, Miss
| Young.
January S-Lecture.
January l5--Germauy; The Age of
| Chivalry; the Crusades; Order OF
January 22-Germhny: 'EThe Begin.
ming Of the House Of Hapsbnrg. 1913,
IⓈ Revolt of the Swiss Cantons, 81
Mrs. Boothe.
January 20-Gcrmany: "The lux.
cmborg Dynasty, 1905 1898; Charles
": Fanatical Attack on tho Jews; the
Golden Bull; Wcucelaus; sigismund, y
Mrs. Badger.
February 5-Germany; "The House
OF Hatsburg (contiuued), 143S"15le;
Macmillan L. Mrs, Mcdonald.
February 12-Modern drama; "1n
| PRODUCTION TO Modern Drama; Hcnrik
! Ibsen," Mrs. Wells.
| February 19-Modern drama; Hen
rik Ibsen's Social Plays Mrs. Claw
February 26-Modern drama; "Hcu
rik Ibsen's Psychological Plays Mrs
Sloan.
March 5-BUsiness meeting.
March l2-Book review. Miss Young
March lo-Education; fThe Mora
Training of Children Mrs. Morris.
March 26-Book review, Miss Alic'
Wells.
April 2-Art; E'Jhe Spanish School
LUIS Morales; Sanchez Coello; Jual
Fernandez Navarette; Ell Greco Mrs
Ritter.
April art; "Francisco De Herrara
Francisco Pacbeco; Valasquez," Mrs
Mcdonald.
April l6-Art; "Juan De Las Roe
las: Ribera; Zurbaran,' Miss Savage
April 23-Art; "Murillo,' Miss Ab
bic IT. Wells.
April 30--Art; "Goya; Cesu Bel
mudeZ,' Mrs. Cu]mer.
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Real Estate Transfers

Augufts l.. Scott 20 Emigration Canyon
Imp Co. lots and :. Norman subdiyi-
Won
Emigration Canyon Imp Co. TO Augusta J..
Scott lot -. Lttle Mountain sgbdiYifion
w. r. Mccormick and sife 10 Jcsso " Fox.
lets 70 10 81? block :. South Lawn.
Burt Ca-loul,t 10 :. l.. ParginEon. lot
u, part lot =. blocs I. Chicago addition
Hannah n Brown 20 Clarence %. Brown.
rart block ss. plat D....4..................
Hannah n. Brown 20 Nerelia ID. Chr,s;sn-
r~u. psr eloct s.. plat p.......-.........
HsnoAh u. Brown 10 Helena D. Romnoy
part block 81, plat D.......-..r............
1ho-DiA Burton rgd Nige To Charles 4.
Conkiiu. part lot 10 block is. ;en-acJe
pla, ..-..............-..-..-...
C. L. Miller and wife 10 Jasper Fletcher.
II, part section $ township south.
ranEt ca.t ......-..-. -. ......-..
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Daughters of Revolution.

The Utah State society Daughter
the Revolution started on ITS pet
last April with a summer lnteIn,,'s,;>' ,;,>'
4 programme was outlined ut tnat W.
and new officers elected. Inc P'STr;I' n
regent is Miss Catherine "ells;
first meeting this fall viii be SeplemI1
10, when the American navy WIN
the topic for discussion. MeetipE'
held on the 10th of each montn- ~
The United Daughters OF the ogl
eracy meets on the first FRIDAY o.
month, Mecti9gs Will be resgnsu
October. Mrs. ". u. Prosser Is ~
dent. orsir
The philanthropic clubs have gun,
ued their work during the suIiInei, -
directors, composed of some % lhe eaIS,>
prominent women OF the ci,S; a
regular monthly meetings: Wlu,s
tivities at the Free kindeIgSTrseS i.
Neigh borhood House, the T.. "x,rr.,f,
the Orphans Home and Day ~ a.
will be resumed in short wni.S
all arc looking forward to sucsel, y ,sl,
wear. st. Mark s Hospital Aa = n
citation will have busy winter u a
noble work of charity, OF ""'sr
of the leading features IS t"o
charity ball. tbe "A.
In Short, vacation is over aur "elub<
is TO work among the women y, ~
which arc becoming among tne n, w
tent factors in moJern ciN'I'@a'i
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Monday Night Literary.

The Monday Night Literary club,
which includes both men and women in
its membership, holds its meetings ey-
cry two weeks on Monday night. The
first meeting this year will be October
Z. 4. O. Garrett is president. Follow
ing is the schedule of the meetings for
the year;
October Report of biennial, Mrs.
a, T, McCanne; current events dis
cussiOn,
October 2l-'' Commercial Develop
ment in Germany. - Miss Margaret
MscVichie, and 5000 Miles Against
the Current William Howard Tib,
balls; current events.
November 40 Child Welfare" Mrs.
Emma q. Bledsoc, and Protestant
Missions in United States,' Mrs. h.
e. Cathcart; current events.
November lS-'' Political Develop
ment of Germany, Miss Elizabeth
Messmore. and " L tah s Personal Prod.
events.
December 2--'' Parcels Post, Prof.
A. O. Garret; current events.
December 16-'' Commercial develop
mcnt OF Holand,' Mr., T.. c. Cathcart,
and FThe Effect of German Schools
on the World,'' Miss Georgia Mather;
current events.
December 60 National Forests of
Utah, Mrs. j. Cecil Alter, aud
"'Grcat American Inventions That
Have Made History Mrs. S, h. Haas
January Ia" Political Development
of Holland Mrs, Gould B. Blakely;
current events.
January 81" How Our Senses De.
ceivc us j. Cecil Alter, aud "Wbite
House Social Functions. or President s
Wives as Entertainers: current
events.
riculturc, - Ralph Steuard; current
events.
February 9i--s'The Psychology of
Advertising, w. w Chadwick. and
- Some Of the Unwritten Laws OF Our
Land. Miss Margaret b. Connell; cur
rent events.
! March 10" Commercial Develop
ment of Brazil. Mrs. Helen NJ lib.
buls. and McndcIism' - (the laws of
hcrcdity). Or, Alice Houchton; current
events.
March 24-"Tiomc Decorations, -
Mrs. Ralph Stcuard. aud Review of
the Years Best Book, - DIR. Grace
Strattou: current events.
April - Political Development of
| Brazil Mrs W. w. Chadwick and
Credit \. r. McCanue; current
events.
April 2l-" Single Taxation" Gould
! r. Blakcly; current events
Nav 90 Some Engineering Prob.
lens Of Early Railroad Builders. - Mr..
Howard l.. Baldwin; current events.
Bay View Reading.
Tho Bay View Reading club viii NICE,
for the first time this season, Monday,
September l6 with the new president,
Mrs. A. McCurtain. The programme
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Salt Lake Woman's s Club,

will have its first meeting Septembe
q. has arranged a miscellaneous liter.
ary programme. Mrs. George Gatrcll,
who has been identified with the club
for many years, Is the new president.
elected at the close Of the last club
year.
The programme Is az follows:
September 2+-'' Echoes OF the Bi-
enuisl Mrs. Johnson and Mrs San
ford. Mrs. Kinney hostess
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enism not he Very many times young
ket old don before their time through ignorance and
the improper handling of this human mechanism Mental
depression, confused head bsckache headache hot
flashes and symptoms of arrangement Of the womsny
system be avoided by of what to
do IN those trying times that come TO all women,
MEs G II WILLIAMS of Lynnhsyen Va. 1T Is six
had trouble all
q employed he-p sad would die able
10 hire all
d, Pierce. Fsyorte Pre,cpon and decided had
taken but bottle until found had done good took In all.
rye bottles Of Favote Prescription and Of Golden Medical
have
fourteen pounds advise
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

krthur shioldy. Heron hotel. boy.
Louis s Williams sts East South Temple. boy
Roy r. Bulings. i3s AcClclland avenue boy
Albert =. Atkinson. sc South Eleventh West
kov.
George Dakns 80 West Fourth South. boz
John Z Ingram. 5Si South Fourth West boy.
william, Davis SIS South Fifth West. glrl.
Julius J. Gor1sh. 7i3 jeremy ntreet. airl.
Harley r. Jaa~ln. II East court. boy
Penn " GoSssll AS Sixth avenue, eiTl
rtona wallace IS Union avenue siTl.
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HOW TO PRESERVE YOUTH AND BEAUTY.

One
understanding OF welbeine
old, should
knowledge book
Medical V Pierce, NJ
readily by sending loound
Dr. Pierce, q Buffalo, n. Y
only
rieht thafh
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October s." "reminiscences of Euro.
peau Travel Mrs. Kimball. Mrs
kImball hostess.
October 22-State Federation day
Mrs. Kinney. Mrs Jones hostess.
November 12-Current events, Mrs
Gatrell. Mrs. Gatrell hostess.
November 26-Boob review, Mrs
johnson. Mrs, johnson hostess,
December 10 Personal Recollcc,
tions of Robert Browning Mrs Froi.
seth. Mrs. Sanford hostess.
January li-Musical session in
charge Of Mrs. Hampson. Mrs. Carl
son hostess.
January 2S-''O Outcome of Socishstic
Principles in New Zealand, " Mrs, Carl
son. Mrs. Taylor hostess.
February IL" Household Econo.
mics, Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Goodwin
hostess.
February 25-E' Review of Charlotte
P. Gilman 5 Androccntric Culture, %
Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Bowman hostess.
March ll--President 5 day, Mrs. Cat
rel!, The Salt Lake Woman S club
bostesscs.
March 25-,' Education of the Sub.
normal Child" Mrs. Young. Mrs
Whitley hostess,
April So Famous Women of Fin,
land aud Scandinavia, Mrs Bowman
Mrs Dcane hostess
April 22-'' Clara Barton and Her
Work, - Mrs. Whitley. Mrs. Young
hostess.
Nav l3-EIoction of officers. reports
etc Mrs, Hampton hostess.
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Lixls Cells and Anabalie FccguUon, salt Lake.
James BFovr. Spokane; Elizabeth ofanell
Butte.
Thomas q. Bryson and Bertha 81 naro Salt
Lake
George A. Cruise and Mary =. BoNler, Salt
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study will be from the Bay Viar
ing course on South America and
leo.
The American Woman 3 leapus !.
ranging n programme for the sn5..
government and parliamentary
Mrs. D, N. Hughes is the new n,s,,1s
of the league. which will resnma
tivities in short while and hon..
have prosperous winter. re-
The Woman S Civic club wifi =,
Elizabeth NJ, Cohcn AS presiden, 1
hold its first meeting Monday r.
ary ID. at Unity hall, The snbicossso
he considered by the club will no ~,
lie gislstive. industrial and civic rp1
Health topics will he the leadins .'
tiers of discussion toward "Ciy;c ~
termcnt. - Tho subject In be eoaI
cred at the first meeting will bc I'm In
Legal Status of Womcn,' to bo Z
seuted by former Senator Carl R.dp'
The Wasatch Literary club w;I,I2 ~,
its first meeting Tuesday. Oc;oh.s =
Tho club study for the coming yesy
consist Of foreign and domestic r;,y
current events and book reviews M.
Luther Sinclair is the new president
Associated City Clubs.
The Association OF City Clubs. 81,
posed of seven clubs of the city, NH,
banded together late last winter 10,
purpose Of advancing social and 81,
! betterment, will hold its annual NJ.
| iup Monday afternoon at o'clock
the Y. w. G. A. rooms in the Contir,
tai bank building. Officers win
elected and q plan of work will be- a,
lined. The present president is N
| T RelesSl
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Deseret Camp No. 406, Attention.
Funeral of Neighbor Nicol Hood will
he held Sunday. September s, 1912. at
n. m. nj Sugar House ward meeting
house. All members requested to attend.
n. J. FITZGERALD, Clerk.
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Seekers Literary Club.

The Seekers Literary club has Just
issued its year book wIth cover dc.
sign in green. tied with pink ribbon,
carrying ont the club colors, The pro.
book reviews The president. who was
elected las; spring, j. Mrs. +, w.
Senior. The meetings will he held ev-
cry two weeks and the bostcsses IN
the order. in which they will entertain
the club are: Mrs. L. II. Carr. Mrs.
R. j. Burdette, Jr., Mrs. T. G. Me
Cullow, Mrs. r. !, NiPper. Mrs +, II.
Reed, Mrs. \. L. Smartwood. Mrs. j.
s Ncrmillion. Mrs. c. Il. Coiu. Mrs.
!. Douglas. Mrs. j. o. Bronson. Mrs.
b. ID. Blackmarr. Mrs. f. w. Senior.
Mrs. +. IL, Carr, Mrs j. r, Belcss. Mrs.
Ed Bell, Mrs Il. II. Thomson aad Mrs.
y. W. DALEY.
The Clcotan club, of which Mrs W.
-. Ritter j. the new president. will in.
sueurate its meetings for the winter
With luncheon 10 bc given September
> at the bone OF Miss hbhic Wc!ls. IS
First avenue. Tho wear boob outiining
the winter : study OF the club will bc
issued in short while. The special
topic for consideration will be Ger.
mau history. Education, modern liter
aturc and the modern drama viii also
be in the course Of study Following
l. the programme,
September 2j--Organization day:
! luncheon: toastmistrcsS, Mrs. Boothe
hostess. Miss Nbbic Wells.
October 2-Education; current liter.
aturc. Mrs Wells.
October 9-Educstiou. " New Meth.
obs OF Education Miss Emcliue Wells.
October l6-Gcrmanv: &" Early His.
tory Of Gcrmanic Tribes - Gol r. C.,
90 A. D.; Campaigns of Roman
Leaders. Caesar. hriovistus and Armi-
MUS, Mrs. Burton.
October 23-Gcrmapy: - Roman Per
iod in Germany. 90 \. D., fsl \. D.,n
Confederation OF Tribes, Great Nj.
gratioDs, Mrs. Morris
October 30-Germany; "Earlv Nc.
diaeval Period. is1 500; - Division or
F'rankish Tribes; Meroyingiau Kings
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All members of Clan StewsT, vs ne
of Scottish Clan arc rcqueSteu uou.
at the Granite Drug Co. sugar s,d
Sunday at L clock and p'oa, ponr lsl
body to the residence OF gJ ,hs h
clansmar. Nicol Hood. TO attona Chil
neral. Badges only By order :"
Barnard.
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Deaths.
Marriage Licenses.

Hugh e Macpherson. saptombor & 1919.
wears. ilS5 EHs, Second South. typhoid fever.
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Bay View Reading.

Tho Bay View Reading club will mee,
Tor the first time this season, Monday,
september 10, with the new president,
Mrs. 4. McCurtain The prosramme
will be passed upon bv the club Al that
time and given 10 tho printer 10 ipcor.
tporste into the club IS year book. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

Tuesday, September II. The times for
the meetings are the first and third
Tuesday mornings Of each month. Mrs.
L. Z, Miller is the chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
GOOD WORK.
Done Daily In Amarillo. Many Citi.
rns Tell Of II.

Nearly every reader he's heard ~
Uran's Kidney pills Their good
work in Amarillo still continues. and
our citizens are constantly a'dius e,
dorsement by public testimony so
better proof ~ merit can DO hal than
tho experience ~ friends and neigh.
hors Read this ease.
w. F Morris. Zoo Johnson s.
Amarillo. Texas. SAYS ~ would not
be- without a supply Of poan's Kidney
Pills in the house, for ! know them
10 Do very effective IN Iisposiur Of
any trouble caused hy the Kidneys
Recently ! got a supply Of Doan's
Kidney Pills from l. q Thompson &
Bros Drug Store and their use
brought mo PROMPT and positive re-
lief On more than one occasion |
have procured Doan's Kidney Pills for
parties suffering from iisordered kid
neys. knowing that this remedy can
be- depended upon"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and AXE no other.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
SUMMERS HEARD
At CONVENTION
Dallas Man Urges Cooper
alton Before Cotton and
Corn Association

Sp-cial TO nalg News
Argtir. Tex. Ian 2znon. Het.
ton W Summers delivered the fol
lowing address before the Texas
Corn and Cotton Association In con
vention here,
There has never been any good rea-
son for lack Of the most hearty CO.
operation between country men and
town men with regard 10 matters
affecting the general economic policy
Their antagonism. 20 whatever eN-
tent u exists. rests upon false ground
or grew ont OF a short-sighted policy
on the part OF one class or the other
In my judgment. no greater ser
vice can be rendered than in bring
ins into unity OF effort these forces.
Distrust. enmity and discord are des-
tructiye forces everywhere; unity.
Co operation and willingness ~ each
Go do the fair honest thing by the
other are indispensable to the success
OF all constructive efforts
Bsfo-s there can be effective CO.
operation among men, there must eN-
Est not only mutually OF interest.
but there must be an intelligent re p.
ognition by them OF the fact. Tho
more We study the relations and de-
Tendencies which now exist among
men, and the farther We look into
the future the more fcrcefully cones
the realization that most OF the con
flicts which now rage among them
and the dangers which threaten are
largely due { GA lack Of conscious
knowledge Of how absolutely the hap
piness and we'll being Of each depend
upon the others being happy, con
tented and prosperous. No condition
like the present has so completely
made each man his brothers KEEPER
whether he would be or not.
Unseen forces are binding men
closer and closer together with the
bonds Of mutual dependence The
individual Is no longer the industrial
unit. Oldtime community indepen-
denoe is gone. The other man must
provide my food, clothing and shell
ter. The other man is not apart from
me now he Is my own right arm
The other man must sit with me
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-23
Meeting ~ Stockholders.

There will be a meeting ~ the
stockholders OF the Tucker Ferfoc
ton Wheel company at Amarillo
Toyas, on morning Of Thursday. Jan
2-th. 1912. AZ 10 o'clock In the ANA.
rillo Hotel
r RENFRO.
Pros Tucker Perfection Wheel Com
pany. b3-l07
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reservoir or in distribution from Il.
ana YOU were heirg Inconvenience
thereby. II the less were limiting the
output OF your factories, were inter
fering with the profits Of your bust
ness. would YOU say. 1T Is too had
that the Water Company Is losing
the sale OF this water. bit us loss Is
NJ no concern To- me- Would YOU
You would call mass meeting OF
your citizens. You would appoint
rs strong a committee as you could
select, and that committee backed by
YOUR whole citizenship would eiye
freely of their time and the best Of
their efforts to help stop the waste
II necessary. you would raise money
and employ experts 10 help Cen
item m. with this scrt OF determine
ton. supporting cooperative effort
between country men and town mon
Wa could stop the enormous waste IN
our financial reservoir Why don't
We do it, ! am putting plain,
practical question 20 common sense
practical men That waste Is limit
Ing the output ~ your factories. II
Is .njurlng your business. Because
of this waste, many business men are
In acute distress lev, the probability
~ unfulfIled obligations and wreck
ed fortunes are staring them p tho
face all because Texas has suffered
In clear, economic loss OF between
SO. 900. 600 and $4,000, 600 in con.
verting our last cotton crop into mon
ev. And still We town people seem 20
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-15

OF his wife S piteous condition. Il
don't want to face her. She shot
me, and l don't want to see her
at all"
In view of the physicians state
ment that her husband is dying,
Mrs. Grace is preparing to fight
for her freedom. She has retain
ed Luther z. Rosser, a noted
criminal attorney, to aid her.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-15
PRESS SAYS HE CANNOT
LIVE-GRACE LAUGHS

L1N6-GNANE LAOGI1O
Atlanta, Ga, March 15.-Par-
alyzed from his chest down and
with death creeping through<his
veins toward his heart, Eugene
H. Grace today TESTED and laugh
ed when told that he was dying.
A nurse. in the hospital handed
him a newspaper in which was
the signed statement of his, own
physician that he could not live.
ooh, well, / have lived we'll,
he laughed. Better to die this
way than live to, be an old de-
crepit specimen of human misery
like John D. Rockefeller"
And his wife, guarded con-
stantly in cell in the Tower,
wept bitterly and protested her
innocence of shooting the man
she loved better than life"
Grace still sticks to his strange
story
< MY wife shot me" he reiter-
ated this morning. Perhaps she
did it in dream. | do not know.
But l will not see her."
She has begged that she be al
lowed to. sees him, to talk with
him, Just for minute before he
dies. The authorities are willing
to permit her, but Grace himself
will not have it.
81 won't see her. want you
people in charge at the hospital
to see to it that she is not brought
here, he cried when told today
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-15
George Randolph Chester, who
-O-O-

|. George Randolph Chester, who
wrote 9Get-Rich-Q Quick Walling-
ford, lives at. New Rochelle,
which George M. Cohan made ia
nous as @Forty-five Minutes
from Broadway A letter adj
dressed to Chester, As minutes
from Broadway" reached G. Ran
dolph all right the other day.
A mans idea of a good joke is
.one that he tells himself.
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into the middle of next week by''
Cyclone was ferreted out by re-
porter today.
A certain young lady, the belle
of Venice, had refused Wess for
the 'steenth time last night.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-21
Two Nations Have Eyes On Desirable Turkish Territory
As Result Of Conflict in the Balkans
REVOLUTION IS REPORTED PENDING IN TURKEY
Losses Present War Estimated 1000 Both Sdes-Greek and
Turkish Fleet Expected Come Together Soon-TuSh official
Predicts European War andFoesees Dire Results

London, oct. 21.-A gigantic war
involving all Europe instigated by a
clash between Austria and Russia,
was the alarming prediction of Kai-
mil Pasha, president of the Turkish
council In today's issue of the Lon
don Chronicle. Lloyds insurance
agency today is charging Is per cent
for Insurance against war within six
months between Russia and Austria.
Both countries are standing ready to
grab desirable Turkish territory as a
result of the Balkan war.
Passha declares the present war
in the Balkans is a prelude of a gem
eral conflict. He declares that Aus
tria will participate in the clash and
other European powers will be forced
to Join. unless they care to stand by
while Russia and Austria split the
Ottoman empire.
A dispatch from Constantlnople indl-
Gates a revolution is threatend in
Turkey. Most of the Turkish gov
ernmenters scoff at the report that
estimates of the slain on both sides
in the Balkan war are today 1000.
The Turkish and Greek fleets are ex-
pected to come together soon.
The Evening Standards dispatch