BILL’S AFFLICTION. Rejuvenationturkey “Why, uncle, how are all the folks?” “They’re all well, thanks, ’cept Bill. He’s got the baseball faver!” SKIN ROUGH AS BARK. Baby Boy Had Intense Itching Humor —Scratched TUI Blood Ran. P"m^Pd ul Found a Cura In Cutlcura, “Our son, two years old, was afflicted BYWILLARD W. DEPOSED GARRISON SULTAN with a rash. After he suffered with MCHMED RECH E D the trouble several weeks I took him EffeMDl sultan op "Give us the old to the doctor but It got worse. Tha TURKEY' man’s head,” shout- rash ran together and made large ed the Young Turk blisters. The little fellow didn’t want anything ETT ING Turkey soldiers the morn- to do but scratch and we had to running ing of April 13. just wrap his hands up to keep him back into tearing order after Its revo- before they invad- from tho flesh open till the blood itching was lution and subse- ed the sacred in- would run. The In- terior of tense. The on G quent deposition of the sub- skin his back became lime Porte. Those hard and rough like the bark of a Abdul Hamid H. is tree. Intensely like cleaning a wordß which were He suffered for about three a remedy house which has not also spoken to an months. But I found corre- In Cuticura Soap and felt the touch of a American Cutlcura Oint- spondent by ment. The result was mag- broom in years. the almost of army ical. That was more than two years One could not say it within the sa- leader the of investment, ago not slight- cred confines of Sublime Porte, told and there has been the the est symptom it is chiefly a liberal application a long story. They of since he was cured. corre- J. W. Lauck, Yukon, Okla., Aug. the salve,” which bids fair to ac- told the 28 spondeni thnt and Sept. 17, 1908.” aitplish this feat for the new ruler, the Mehmed V, Turkish people no Potior Dru* 4 Cbeio. Corp., Sol* Props., Boston. longer the Hardly had the revolution suc- revered been person of Abdul Prominent Women Aid Good Cause. cessfully accomplished by the Young because he A large number of women occupy- Turks after the capture and occupa- Hamid happened to be a ing prominent positions in society, or tion of Constantinople than Young the on the stage, are taking an active In- Turk soldiers at Saloniki made mas- descendant of their fSULTAho They were terest in the anti-tuberculosis < cam- sacre threats if were S BODY C-jUAPD prophet. the Sheriat laws sharp paign. Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt has re- fto.ooo £TRONC, the evidence cently that people had given $1,000,000 for sanitary the consumptives. taken it upon them- homes for Mrs. Keith Spalding has erected a selves to worship of Chicago their rights and the sanitarium for the Chicago Tuberculo- sword, emblematic sis institute at n cost of about $60,- 000; Huntington \ of sultanic power, Mrs. Collls P. and tnosQue rather than the Mrs. Borden llarrlman have given man who wore the largely to the consumption fight. In sword, the crown and occupied Porto Rico, Mrs. Albert Norton Wood, a army raiment of a great wife of prominent officer sta- the monarch. at Juan, So there was surprise ex- tioned San has stirred the en- little tire through the pressed in other cities of the island anti-tubercu- losis Inaugurated. Mme. world when the news "The Porte crusade she Emma a most BBISy has fallen,” was flashed over the Calve is enthusiastic worker, and has given largely wires. despotism of her The end of in talent and money for Turkey was in sight, diplomats at the relief of tuberculosis sufferers, and Olga Washington said. Miss following day came Netbersole has even lectured before The the official bulletin public on able by penalties more from the head of the church announcing that the tuberculosis. ~TUmiI3H APTILLtk? severe than some of those been unseated, office the ruler had his turned Obedience. which are administered over to brother making grave charges not restored. Mehmed V. said of his and Prompt and unquestioning obedi- for manslaughter in this against Abdul Hamid, now an old man. course they would be restored. ence is the corner stone of the foun- There country. To be confined "It is the will of Allah,” sighed the old never had been any doubt about it in dation of succes in life. No man can in a Turkish dungeon for man, his shoulders seeming even more stooped lOfe mind and he declared himself deep- give orders properly who has not any length of time prac- after the strenuous events of two days. lygrieved that so trivial a matter learned to take them, and "save he tically meant death be- Carassa Effendl, a member of the deputation should so thoroughly arouse noble serve, no man may rule.” It will be his cause of the vermin, lack from assembly, conveyed subjects. the national which found that the men who have won of food and insanitary the fetva (announcement) to the Yildia palace, 4 In fact Mehmed V. is a of their way to positions of power and whale quarters. tells a graphic story of the dramatic good nature and tact, say cour- scene responsibility have invariably been his The task which Meh- which closed six centuries’ tiers, and domination of the the men who did not reason or argue when all else fails well ad- med faced was that of re- power of Padlßhahs. justed, words to boundless the When the or even “respectfully represent,” well chosen his coun- organizing perhaps the deputation at palace but trymen turn the arrived the the scene was who promptly did as they were com- trick. most corrupt government one of utter investing army Despite the that desolation. The manded without questioning. It Ia fact he is a broth- In the world. It was a had cut the water, gas sup- er off and electric the large man, not the little man, who of Abdul Hamid, the deposed mon- government In which plies and stopped ingress food, arch, had the of so recognizes a superior authority. he has few of the traits of the '^tu^Tn^lT/Tr^AHt^r" graft reigned openly and that all the palace officials already were suf- latter and promises that never he will unquestioned. And from fering from hunger and panic. Mar-vel-louel plead ill health when debtors press hard. loyal former sultan That subjects, the word has gone out from the the findings at Yildiz Kiosh, the While waiting to be introduced to the sul- At a baseball game In Chicago the mode of meeting bill collections gave of grafters. Abdul head the Turkish cabinet that the debt will was the kingpin of his fellow The tan the members of the deputation carefully gatekeeper to Comiskey, leader Hamid the name the man Europe.” liquidated as who graft hurried of "sick of be fast as money is piled into subjects were the only ones did not examined their holsters and pistols, and, ac- Sox, the surplus upon whom the graft- of the White and said: Contrary to Abdul’s policies Mehmed V. has Ottoman fund. and they were the ones cording to Carassa, had Abdul Hamid shown “Umpire Hurst is here with two shaped his plans in such a manner that Tur- A lowering of taxation rates is also prom- ing was Inflicted. an armed hand he would have been shot on friends. Shall I pass ’em in?” key is to be given and, It is said, is now being ised by the new ruler. In years past the taxes The people in Constantinople, according to the spot. After much delay the unwelcome “An umpire with two friends!" given a thoroughly economical administration upon the people of the empire have been so consular reports forwarded from Wash- visitors, surrounded by 20 black eunuchs, were gasped Comißkey. "Sure!”—Every- with the people at the helm to a large extent. steep that thousands upon thousands of them ington, highly respect the new ruler and ushered into the sultan’s apartmeut. where body’s Magazine. The first two months of Mehmed’s reign have migrated to America, others going to their hope for a new order of things has not stood the sultan’s son. Prince Abdur Rahim. have Presently seen him an object of worship by the people countries in the vicinity of Turkey, where the been dissipated, for the regime of the present the sultan entered in a bewildered Hla Professional Habit. and the change in the order of things from yoke placed upon the subject’s head is not occupant of the Ottoman throne has ousted manner. He was dressed somewhat negligent- "How did that sculptor leave hie the old way so thoroughly welcomed by the nearly so heavy. the most pernicious grafters of the old mon- ly, as though his clothes had been hastily affairs?” Turkish populace in general that the sultan It was proved conclusively that Abdul Ham- archy and honest men form the new ministry. donned, in civilian attire. His arms hung at “In a strictly professional condi- evidenced his belief in the sincerity of his id himself ordered the Moslem fanatics of Capitalists are scanning the situation in Tur- his sides and his hands trembled. tion.” people by appearing on the streets upon Asiatic Turkey to wipe out the entire Arme- key with eagle eyes for they realize that the After a silent salute Essad Pasha pro- "What do you mean?” sever- in al occasions when the same action by broth- nian race and with the advent of Mehmed V.