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LYON & HEALY, Chicago, III.
OLIVER DITsoS d. CO.. 1sostou.
THE CASE OF COL, DWIGHT.
Decision Against tho Insurance Com.
pntiiex Rcnlerol by tho Court Of Ape

Decision Against tho Ianurnncc Com.
pnsliex 1kcnlerod by tho Court Of Ap.
peuSy.
ALBANY. Slarch 15.-Tho Court Of Appenls th!s
morning h,ndcd down decislon In tho famous
Dwight iLfe-lnsuranco cnscs, thore being seven
Of them. Tho appeal made by the insurance
companies IL dismissed with costs.
Nrtv York SuM.
Col. Walton Dwight was well-known citizen
u nfu8Aatnton, N. Y. He applied 10 every life
Insurance company III tho United Stntes III tho
months OF August anu September. 1878, md
sought 10 obtntn inHtranco on his life to Tue
ampunt Of $ih0I0Q0.
iie succeeded n obtainlng f51,0oo Insurance
Yotx. I'll, ,oS II ihe Nnnhss.an SoS eadh ID tho
lctmaniA Of Now York, Mutual 1iellelt uT Now
s!k s!h "a and h0rthwGstern ot hiilw9ukee, Wis:
pol!tan of New iork, .itna Of .itartford;T Travel
Nauonnl of Montpelier VT: Now England Nit.
Sa' OF loston. stnio Mutual OF Worcester. Maas.;
aa',, Matuni oi snrnEol M and notksh;ss of rtts,
New York. Houo Or New York. and National or
chicaX2. X ~ Tho total Of tho policies ho obtulncd
Each Of them was on tho plan Of quartoriy pay
nents Tho unusual amount OF bis lnsnrllnro
was ~ iaado known Mt representative mcotiuE. Ut
lnterchanKe Of Information Ii, suspicious c,scs.
company had taken risk tSat hn thought
Eas suspicious. because he hid dlscoverod
tt hat .he insured nan hnd coaeealed tho
tho agents Of the different companies valid they
bud taken risks OIL the samo man. This loi 10
st oaa1ter had not not 6een Stu 'p p ana an V e.ors ;
vas made to prevent the agent froIn accoptinE
It. lii anoth9r casu ono slf tho companies nintio
received from Dwight, and refused to receive
any more money from him. All tho lnsurances
Sfo @ eeotSa M tSa nGtwoG S, "A AnE u d s9 @
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full measure o., Ills apecnattons In his "1lis-
tory Of Greece"
Published til Now York by y. Appleton d


TIE tlttEAT MUSICIANS.
Three volumes have flGcil ntlted to tho
serlcs nj Biographies Ut tho rGatinslaician4,-
"ltossini and tic MUern Italian SGlnnut," hy
II. Sutherland Edwards; "Scfi,l'Mrt," hy II.
r. Frost; ami "WaR1,cr." by Francis 11ucf~
fer. 4 series OF similar works hns been pub
lEsclt tM Germany, md some nf tic volumes
invo been translated Into English. Of 1sos-
sIni, mnny Biographies have beell published.
All that IA worth remembering about tic
matter Is well summed up in Afr. Edwards
compact little volume. \ itst OF hls w0rks,
With tho date uf their production III public.
Is appended. nnd Is not tho least important
part OF tho work. Sc1,uberL's life was ul,-
evcntful. lie suffered fr0tn lAcl OF recog1i-
tson rather than from anything else. con.
sldcrc,l In tho abstract, his life was
that of I'M obses're inl'yldua!
WHO gaine'l n scanty livelihood
first as n scloo!.tcaetler mud afterwards rs u
with compositions Ut I'LL kinds, which pub
fishers locked !lpota with indifference,
gFs;ngy, ncespx IT,, fey "y t"w11 III the has'S eSY
exponei,ts OF tic, ro,nantle ind poeticn! in
music. Fame was, for hlm, posthuhoHs, but
ii0llN the lGss lastlnE.. lte was y2ltlllliiotls
a wr!'os es e st q t.ast i MoF, ey s Ts5x ,os
Imagination. anil lnfty pnetical spirit" arc
the characteristics Of ScaiNbgrt's work. S!r.
Frost Inns written n work that Will surely IT,
tert:st musle*iovers, nor Is he oyc,renthusll..
nstic In his praise Of his licW:. Of
tho tlrto vn!uines, tito one Nh "WnI-
ner' will excito tho nInst attention.
The composer atill lives, aud II ~ n rs,tlier
hazardous experiment to sketei! a1d cnmlnent
upon the life Ut n l,ai, still living, SILL ,nrt
ut work, still vigorous, md nboIt wl,niG
there has been 80 much and such varied
criticism. Naturally tho result il anything
bnt satisfactory. nnd tho book is hut MI essay
after all. Mr. llueiIes is very guarded II llis
opinions; so much st, tint 1t II often evident
| that he daes not sny half rs mucl, us he would
| likn to. but Ile does give great deal Of III.
| formation, Ii, 4 very pleasant manner. about
yet to he assigned. II Is both acceptable anti
profitable reading. It will sl.rtrtsc many to
| lind Tint WaEllcr's literary contributions fnt
Outnisl,ber Ills musical compositions. Ils is
now engnKcd In tho culnl,nsitton Of now
opera, "Parstfal.n Tho subject Is tak.i
from tho cycle Of st, Granl myths, md the
performance IS to take placo Mt BAlrcntsl III
| 1857.
publishedin New York by Seribner j. Wei
ford.
, 1881-03-19
LIFE AND |.

Life and nro lnyors, straytng
Arm 1T Arln A1uttK;
Often like two ta,ttlron Saying,
Full Ut mirth and suilR.
Lilo plucks all tho blooming hours
lrowtlg by tie why:
H!nls theln Oh my brow Ike tIQweF85
CAlls mo Queen Of May.
Then aEnIu. in ralny weather,
=, Ws ait vls.n-vls,
fianH Ing work wen do together
lh thD YuAts tn b..
Sometimes L!fG dauies me blIsecs,
:, and fr0Wh or pDllt;
Aut W. tuukp 1t up With kisses
Eru tho dAy Is out.
Wpfnan-likc. I sometimes gTievc him,
:, Try bis trust aud faith,
saying shul one day ltuv0 him
For hts rival Death.
,IHea 10 always FroMa moro jealous,
render, ltll nl1Eb trues
L1ves tho snoru for being tealous,
Az AIl lUvors do.
Tho swear By stars above him,
AMI ty worlds bGyuhtl,
IhAt love htHl-Iuv1 hfsn-luvo him1
Tho' my heart III fonlt
Tho hd Klyes me, doth my lover,
klasuA with each brgnth-
shail ono l1y throw him over,
rv. Alh plight trOfh with death.
'@a4 |fh<tter III Utn0reat's Ma01ztt.e.
, 1881-03-19


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writing u short stary, Ut which tho sce'u Will
bu brighton uld Its Vicinity.
i.urtl II0nghton llls accepted tho l,oinEl,a-
tim tu tho ot'!ea Ut President oe tho London
Library, rendered vacnnt by the 'c'tl' ut olr'
Carlyle.
Thu scr,.1u,ls Of Frederic W. iubertson are
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, 1881-03-19

Ill., - M9Mnl PIfIt1W tia.l J0uF!laL -------
AT. Geo. +. ". Wiley, tl!e wldely'knoWiI
ssler Msaeler here, In response to an inquiry by
Wss SHs rsporter concerning st. Jucobs I'll, sail:
na M.th krERt ptcasure IeNr testimony to the
K%a!lar healing properties Ut st. Jacobs Oil
~ rheumatic paiils. llnying been sufferer
sav ns; ttls tdlstfessiug taalasy for years; DO
~ ~ N my CASE surpassed tt.osp Ut Yly UtllaE
stuI{guina!t'c remedy. many Ut which Aad been
, 1881-03-19

pcltortI, Clarkn j. Co, Ilayo published u
neut series vi Samuel Su,les' works, incl,lh-
lux his four books entitled respectively:
Self.llelp," "Duty," "Thrlft," "CIsnr.
actur." Ilu bucks aro p.lt up III u box ulla
uro style4 Tho nrll,or's "new allA revised
edition." Tho a,lecAutal illustrations. VIII!
whiull Mr.. Sml!rs' works abound, llaye ahlel
to Eiyu his works 4 vida circulation. Tl.uy
are pdnlurIly intended as readings for
, 1881-03-19


Many readers will remember "1luby lIarl,-
iton," IL book published year ago. This
volume Is continuation IF that story from
The salno pen. Many of tile old claracters
appear In its pngos, although the main inter
est ii centrG,l upon new ONES, the children of
Hubu ayd her scllnoi friends. Dr.. Grutt1n
reappoars III the first chapter, md carries
away ub1'c UHnliltoM to preside over his
household rs sccontl mother to his four little
children. Hester 1t'atlncc, as Mrs lfnSo,t,
and her son, aru included ainggnE the char-
t!is siosS is sa,'ilneii w!tHIa tl' limits u
these tl,leH fantles. The book contains
snlle charn!il4s, pictures Of home llfc. aIlt
pHnts, BESIDES, III vivid coiors The trnpta-
thrown Into tic snclety. and subjected to tho
Influences nf evil-lnlnded cn'nlaNluas. Its
reatlinE VIII ss!yc as + wa.,.tnE. a ,!,, ca'iot
strongest features of the story, although the
u1lsnnry design Of tl.e author WIS to a.lnpt
tile Volume to tlle tnstts nnd necessities Ut
llrl reatltIs.
FoREsTE1,'s sI'ONTISG SCENES.
"Frank FUrcstcr's Sporting Scenes md
Characters" Just rcpubtlsheii by T. b. Peter
sun L. brothers, rhtlulcIpllu, embraces "'rlle
Warwick Woodlands" !" My Shouting Bos,"
"rhe QuorntIon Hounds" ant ":rhe Deer
| stalkers," by Henry WiliLnm Herbert, Frank
Forestor). Tl1is isa new nlltt enlarged edition,
| win n l!fa nj lin nn.lnr. nav introductory
o,,o,,,ar ISr",,t Eorastnr,u ,m;t,ulf nnl o,,tt..
e"'F.el' tt""n 4s'.It !'' . - '' "'s r.
GRAPH, Il tl'l'ehsth H'r1uTe VI h''li ~ HIS
shooting costume, md seventeen illustrations,
MI exceedingly bud IN execution, Alld COLI
~" .,..,I a, :, ;,, r,r,., viii, tha ,r,.,.,ts
the 1lssa anu III inc toses'' WIN sna pisesWS,
| practice, and ncrluehts OF wooocrhIl' a'lA
concerning all the teld sports Of Amcrlcn.
| Henry william Herbert, tho author of
! uE.,.,,. 1r,.r,,s,.r,. r,r,rt,rw snn,,ou o,,a
-, f''''h tw'r'c' 't''1a ...;1 ,1s'
CharActefs," WIS Dorh III lAolsioi'. Ap11I T.
| 1S01. lie received oil tllu advantages 0t Il
Thorough, classical education, being taught
i,v ,r,ru,o tI.nrs nntiI hn WINK 10 ycars did.
s.!'a ~ ,',',a,' Ia ,..n tr,,'sSarr,l ~ E,n,,
aitef "'teh ilo w" '"''"t,'t.u :" 'o''' I,'''!
anl Justly to Calus co!!eee' Ca'n-
iminr;ipl IRON N. n,,resttrs. was exhibited
! willis vet III srhfnl. lils fntj,er, I'M cuthsl-
! Xiii, suurts,l,;,li. ta,1xft '.tle yutlug lden
| T,w II, shunt.W ,Iku tLo vnl,!,E Persian Of
allan tlu,,. lin yuutll was early tuuxl,t "to
| sim,t il, r},ln IL 1,ntYt.. md sprn1t the truth"
| thn.r essential rDullfs In tIe education ut
! ti,s nYi,Ish grnfry. Herbert graduated III
tnmi,riIgu III tllo ojass II 1S:0-;I0 with hIgll
i",,nrs H,ui tbn r..unfnticn tf hieh NclIuiNr-
sIit n.,rtir,,inrv ri III tia c]nysrs. Sir Walter
S Srnt iii teM Il. tIn xel,,ti, IL lis fame bnti, ny
.",, att "T.cr " ,rmvi,,s t:amhr|1Irn ynuns Iicrburt
yisi;eI isMris' wHer, for II Uuo hv enjoyed
ti s..e,lt,s. customs, and l1tu(es Ut life Dvrl-
IN IN !" tht t,nvrat ,nntrn,,o,s III tho WurIti,
~ ~ t ,r ~ s",n,"l n',ti,a ~, fI1a rn,ii
."nt i'n ,I..trr,n;,,nI fnr Mini, t,nknuyn ron.
, 1881-03-19

Grots, Vol. XII, pa1s no.
F'irGwlars,ctl by a de-
sertor.Alcxall1tr
I'd tho pfnces whore irott
spikes hMd beOn planted
to dalnRge tho htaGet1o"
ttfasl cnvnlry. He him
solf. Ut tho head OF tho
ltt,yuf squadron oEl tho
cxtreIno right, EA tue
, lnRrch ohtltiucls1ll TINT
tilrecuon. kcoplrlK his
right somewhat ll M,
vance. as ho tlenIctl
tho cncmy no saw nA-
rua himself, with tho
Persian tett centre !!ll-
lllcdfstttly oI'posptl to
tsttIl-Perh!Rn 0nArds,
Indians. AlblktltllnS, iitiu
knrll1ns. Alexander
won't nh inelln to tho
right t. ma Darius
, 1881-03-19

ian Il ~ r. in,o 'iacc ~ Hs1rnit II.
1852.
pu,,,,shcd;n Nav York by srribner & Wei
ford,
-.--------
TiiEoLo0ICAI WORKS.
"TlIn Claldcan Account oi t'ehes!s, Is
the title Of MI octave volume 'lrst pupl'shea
by Mr.. George Snitt't, OF the btN'st' Muse.
UNI, III 1b'o aooli inter lne hppca1n'tce VI
That 1srst caltton' az olfit' !etaEAea ~ ~ ~
syria TO resume MS lhVeStlga'lt's "'aohs t'1o
ruihs OF N1neve't anu other ancient clI's. o''t
soon tied as tho result OIL his EXPOSURES
leaving Ills great work III 1ae iNiast: nhfne
the five years succeeding Ills death. tho
study Of the inscriptions on tho tnblots tl.at
ho,1 Inn, hronrht tf, t,nrinuff from Ntneye!,
@ .,.,,,,.a ~, ,thor fir,om,.t ac,nnrs Il,
WIS e't!1ti'"c" W otnos o4io'e, . t..s,I0.
Great Brltain aild GernlRtiy. IIie salNanie
results that had been reached by Mr.. Smith
were in many respects corrected, and t,tpor-
tant additions were ,nn<ie to them. We hive
...,,, :, ,,o,r o,d nro,t,v irpyovcd cd,t,on of
the original work, Which hns been cd'tGti by
Prof. 4. il. Layco OF tile University Ut Ok
for,l. Tho volume contains description of
the Creation, the Deluge, the
'rn,var of I'ubct. the Destruction of
Sod0nt, tho Times OF tho l'ntrlarclls anu
Nlmrotl, There nro also added Dabylonian
Fables and Legends Of tito Gods. Taesu
Chaltlean accollnts are taken from cunciform
Inscriptions found OIL tablets anl rolls
~ ..,,.ta n-o .,,urn +rou.tarrntI
which III II 1cthoto "kc "Eto .!, ,l"l'!eiio'
from Enbyioh 10 Nihesei'' Ing !t'scFtlttots
nrb usually arranged III six parallel cola!1iinS'
Some portions pf tie tablets are SO badly
hroke,, M to mako It Impossible 10 obtatn
~. 10 ~ a1.'.;s, o,,,tt,,,r 1Il,o oon-
from tho 'nscflpuotls "nsthl,E 'iho :" sun:
ncctcd statement OF thclf original contents.
, 1881-03-19
X 3. Tupper of tl,e most salient and hsilt-
liant features culted from these famous SER

X. 3. Tupper of tito most salient and hsll1-'
liant features cullet from these famous SER
mons
~ Nameless Noblemnn" will bo the title
OF tho first OF the Round Robin Series OF
anonymous novels, It will be followed by
~ Lesson III Love"
A translation Of Alfred Darbou's "vtctor
hugo" Is Just ready fnr Issue BY Z. s. GrIggs
IL Co., Chicago. Ills statearnts of fnct have
been approved by Hugo himself.
The next volume IN. the Leisure Hour
SS!grlcs wfIl be q novel called "a Lazy Mans
srawk sM"k X,ie Il 81 asi fsfse' ass Campbell
Tho "l.ltc ot Shelley" IN the Riverside
edit lon Of tie "l,rtisll Poets" though writ.
ten by Lowell, has been attributed IN tho
E!i0t Norton.
Nearly alt Of Bret 1larte's stories hn W
fs ra nv 4 INTO Hsr a nne edr rqTs ts
right 70 pm6Ils'' each new story slrlulta..
German.
pF. Trumbnli has completed tho catalog
q q he tlir.l part nf The ccIGlrated library ot
rea,Iy sold produced. n total of ssl ,s3loa. a
copy Of Gtltenbers's Bible Is aiuoMg the
treasures OF this third part.
The May Hnrper will contain an article on
eteol1e Esns " ny ntiniats tontlol islend,
. port9L IT., 9i,nt VI w. no'Gtst , vii po Ionma
viii liuye lii, Ctuway,a recoilect,pns md
conversations with Thomas CARLYLE,
uMe 1attnMtto I..a lor ntar VIII lioye for its
im.tlh1 aftae!e IeniarRh,in M paEer on Gnrlyle
~ '.;i. MI ilieh1} Jnt,ltS lIs NIL MI! ~ tollowea
y IMn't,,1a! 10y !. fnaeLs ~ ihe ioGIrait ot
ar. "h'st'ef. Mft 1fo"ofldRe' anu othefs'
t The Royal Spanish, Academy has offered a
| premium In Tho sllape ufn gola medal for the
| Of Cntdernil III euch of tlip following lar
| guagps: English, Frrnch, German, Dalllsh
| or Swedish Modern Greek. ..Dutcl,, iIungnfl-
| MI, Polish, Italian, Bohemian, Portuguese,
| 11or,.,r 4. nr,a ,,,h,ts, +ho;r oo-~o,ro,s-
on,n iyi,1, nsop s pGs, tnfit ~ e. 1i,,
t1'et ,,eu ,i III s1,,} y. ,.,,ia', nonS )"
,nen e''tssesess t,,'s ~ t,ss eGGmtry 1ey
, 1881-03-19

guisInI American ciergyt1nIl, are giving in
illeir Ahllr*!on to this opposition. or this
GsnSs Dr. Crosby ls the ln,st cnllsp,et't',ts,
i., W, ~ 'tr ,s,a o! ~ ",'rt '',.. r"fsr,m ~"
in ri,r riilts. 'rin tlitiersl,cc between Ur,
Crosby aid tile friends ot tatnI abstinence Is,
TINT he regards tl!e!r netlo'Is A. !npractica-
nN'. hhl tiiey NJ noWsti! us!tttu t,: uiat 'as
frmLti.as WI s w ti ,vta,' tn rcnI ~, ,n;,,
sitlts ~ thls ml,rstir1, wifi find aIl nbie ire.
srl,tAtton " tlIe views. pro and ron, iii THO
yolu.n To wi,ic!l we have teierre' IT., us}hcl1I-
r, IL }y 'eeIuie @ mntfet mt fg ~ H. D.
twrel, tJ,rs., W., wrIicrs IN this sul1ect IL,
that the fnr!nur is suvere aid often frnun-
Ink, iii s rs cleaF ~ ~ - tic tic iiet. i nte aolo
aud firm in their positions. II. W. r.
~ - ..,.-
THE sTiArI:sMA YEAn-no0K. .
" n'pK 9o s,aes ~ thu c'v;iy @ wnri
animal 4. OIL tso otates OF !io e's'u.ea "olu'
it has Tor eighteen years been accented us
standard work Of reference, and contains MI
infnrn'a,,rm +, ,rtl, mt in IN acccn, II ns
llluiati. WI. ,ot ~ I7, ~ aIsps s.ps.. ~ ~
n Trustworthy quite for INC o,.l'ea osates III
,nany particulars: t'0wsyoI l., r9,rsses 70
,nor,, M RI i,nnor,nn. statistics NJ to urutl,tcts,
." o"na,t,", ,u,',u,is'" ",n ,,,u,, ,h,. ,,,,,s,a
"'"cM'.; p"pu'"'.', w.. "p" !n. ~ !s II"a"a I.
n' ae, r''1 Mu 'e!e, t t,e .s xi nr ~
1sio.'''' ald President Garfield "to0k ,!art II,
thu Civil War, wllen lie l,ecnsMe q Major
General" An3nH tho flrSt-Ht!ies IN our
yy rG plnse THREE ~ yssxelT y, t,st wl's ,'1ys ,s
~ t!eln during the Inst quarter century.
:,,c,tH i.ihtpis p - an!Aots Gs- tn,. .i T.
En"r,H. J;nis % 5,f ~, "A1ucricnn j)inln,nattc
Service" only o,c nnt,c is given, that ut tile
, 1881-03-19
AIT NOTES.

.il,ua lalen,a las bcei, decorated by Tho
Emperor Ut Germany.
Lord Kosebery hus given commission 70
Borlln to execute ln marble troin welt
known model statue Ut Carlyle. Nhnf
, 1881-03-19

"Nulthcr privata viz "Nolihor prlvnto rlr-
eottd cxpiato tho guilt could cxp!ute tho guilt
of active, or even pass Ut uctivc. or eyen pnss-
tabllshcd Government; ItahiYhcsl unyurnmcnt:
and during tho scpen and during tho str years
ycArA Of hts nov rpIHuIut hls new rC1gn ho coll
hG considered tho Hx,|sislercd tho NIX. tho cord.
tho oortt, and tho rauk mud tho rack aa tho only
rs tho On[y Instruments Instruments worthy Ut
worthy Of rny,,Ity." royalty
Again: Vol. H., D. Ji3 note, Is literally
taken from Gibbo, Vol. VI, page loi !; pnKe
W. paEa ~; vi. H., ,pages :',,,so0 M Is ,Io
same " t;lbton. Vol; Ill.,, paFe -; vol: IL,
nfe t M IT, &c. @ ete 'opo YoI H. @ pssss I'll ab | H. and nd
4i3, are copied word Tor word frOln Jc1b, and
Vol: H., pago ~. isa quotation without
profit by tho work OF earliur authorities. but
int to n Wholesale approximation nt their
words aml language without orsti1t,, II j. y
work pyofesseay 6nse. sipo!, "iieIlems
with tl,o events narrated" .,
III the Inst part on "A(otlcrn 1lotleaism"
Mr. liMMyeilsts nnkea soltic very !RtorestlhE
contributions to our knowledge Of tho tuott.
he says: "Tle possession Of Constunti,toplo
IN tbs fn8,lrllaOultAblG ubstacle.-tfo rUek OH
which gil the sctichcs for tho retsstabiisll.
lMunt Of Christian supremacy IN the East
INNC tht1o AAt UEClt ~ Hh
the native races it uip East tho only ola
destined, boil, by Its history aAa present
prospects, " rule uConstnMtln0ple, ix tile Hell
lenic. For l,2tD years tIlat llatton n,ndo 1t
tho seat Of its Empire, and preserved It ~ n
blIlwark Ut civilization, ngulllst numerous
powerful enemies. And lttlnnlly sucGllln0ud,
| mot through tie M,wer Of the Turks, but
weakened by tho attacls OF Europa" And
| ag,,i1, III page 4l0, lto says: "Tha Otto
l,nn r,,lu In Europe ar4 Astn b1l!inr ovl.
| lrlltly approaches lta cMt. Either thu East
will gradually bb SURRENDERED! to that people
Which fur 5000 yenrs l,sts from time to tlllia
ruled II, as,tl even tu this aay holds prolnl-.
nunt posltlen there Or ,ho IL. ralefa ,St ce
thirteenth century, Will dlStrlonlo ~
| territories among themselves. li!lt ~ elleA
u c,lse they will crests thorb T'ostt1rc'!H or
government Ut tie lnAny, giving rlsa 10 VII
ri0us causes OF nHtaHnnlatll mid u War,
| whereby tic EASTERN question WILL beconlu
| mnro complicated tAnn ever before."
| Mr.. TfnnyIIs!s' spccllntlUaaa MAY 20 part
| " influenced by IN OyeIsanKutna tleilehlc
| disposition ulnl nature. Tho OccupatInh III
| COistantinop!e by Greece llAs never 1ern IT.
| Karlel uy among tho possibilities OF Euro
pean diplomacy, md, sll1KtH-llalldet!, tircec9
| could nut cupu with Turkey successfully ant!
! win control ut tue l3oyptorus by right Of
| cOn.l,cst. Tho llellelllG Question PRESSES for
| MI early settlement. 1t cn,.IlDt now he long
tle!ayed. Ii. tho end son1p OF Mr. Timuyeil-
ably Will bv realized. but not ln tho foEm or
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wnrk printed IN Manchester last yenr fur
private circulation. So far rs VT knew, II
merits Its claim to being the hest collection OF
sotlncts III tic language. Thu sohuets are,
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