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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
eoAts BON aaen in @dbtraft-eestn serd, Ser. etaatn &es ing.
@h!.!I! R RakiRg
Wbiolmt ttupert1ljmt.

5riblings' uno Sommer5eit. Smme,
~'eltener Weroen bic buntsn Jalter uni
9lbeuen, Die blauidimmernoeu Stuol
ben baben uns o"erlaiisn uno iinb mad
BEN 'pnniaen Sioen geSosen-6oe unit
lesr, tlor9z uno buitlos If bic 9uit -
udre eS "a elm 8unoer, penu ouh oas
Wenldenber5 iih CUR Shpermutb uni
oilfterer 2rauer neI9te? Stimmt nihi
oIs'es Nbterben Der in poQiter Sd6n.
bet aelt1rhenen 8elt oas menihlihe
Semlib meIanboliib uno tribe?
Eod nlht! gu uiel bss Stouen uno
&cnnlGeu 1T nod seblieben! Die Blu.
teen ees 9sujes iinb 81 5riitteu qereiit
uno plnfen slduSeno unb perlodeno Don
Den 3'pelsen, luteln uub iaut5enb piro
ost so.oene Wein e%inaebelmit, Die 8uble
Der perbntnse trlnst anseuebme 5r,lde
uno Glbrisfsit in bic BON Der Sommer.
blee ermntieteu uno eridlaitsn @lieber,
uuo leoes Bliimhen. cas einiam ON
'Bt8e b!iibi, iebes 5lsddsu Grin ireut
nns ooppelf. nun oa bns gnoe aIer
99rrlihfeit nabt. Der Simmel blaut
beianelser iiber Der grbe, ouitiae Wos
rlenfdoen Ntnebsn onrt bic flnre Guft,
nHo Der Scribe iubsluhes 1rlletu ilinat
fri5iideuo ielbit nod iiber ben Stoppels
t'loern. DIE Naiur III ia INNER ih0u,
INNER bepunherunaspertb. Oh I'm Blii,
t1enou't oes Senaes, Dem S%onnenelanse
ees Sommers. benz 5riidtereihtbum bes
Serbfes oosr Der usiBen, aefualtiaeu
Maleltdt bss @luters!
Slldl'd Die Wenidsn, tpetde elm
anae, ipelte Slnn une Der, fir bic
iaaienofahen Reise Der Naiur baben,
iuc!te su tpiiroissn unb Su fa1ien Der.
liebsn. mas oas sruBe, reide VII b,etet
ON tpedlelnoem 3nuber unb perihuenoe.
rider 5ule! Nur balb 10 tperthuou,
balb 10 ibon 1T oas 0aieiu fit blsisni.
aen, luelbe blino uno t%beilnabmslos Dor
nherseben on Der pratt Der Watur.
81 lhr naein 1T wabrsr @enuB, 1T BE-
lt'r 2r0It fir ale @unoen uno Shmer.
sen pss men'tllhen 0erSens Su finoeu.
Sie rl9tet bic seansitiste, iummerppQe
Seele nut Al neuem &laubeu, neuem
ootfen uno sepibrt Dem 3uirieceueu
bohltes. reiuites @lld! Darum auh
IN ben 2aaen bss Serbhss, in ben co.
GEN oes SteioeHs uno Sterbens Der
lommerIlten 6srrlihfeit htn1us ms
Jrele uno Der Nutur polite Beuunoe.
rur9 eefpeibl! Nlbts ionit auf Groen
Ut unusrauosrt id6n unb polfommer.
Die Notur al!etp if es. INNER arus, i'm.
nsr 9eiualtia, INNER ihon!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Aus 0enl Noromffeu,
Wtuueiota.

0nluth. 2pnnerIiaa erplooitte
IN Der Sdsemlble Don Scott & Solron
eine Sampfmaidlue. tpobel orei Nrbeiler
lebens9e'dbtl'b oerleBt puroen.
6oribault.-0 Wnbou an bic
Stdatsltule, ruelber fir 8linbe uno
9 quad innlse beiilmmt, iii Der 8olen
huna nobr,
Wthona. - Shubbduoler Ul. &.
S'elnbauer BON bier bewerfleliate cine
Molienhbertraauns on 6. ". Rebnod.
D. Qttlca berrasen etpa ~, 300 uno
BIZ ten Die Decentralization beden.
W lnneapolis.--S Nrlinaion
Sottl lpuroe bon eiuem Sod namens
BraoburD 3onuerfaa Worseu Elm TOO
ter Wonn oo%rseiunosu. Die 2cihc
'uuroe IN bic Worsus sebratt, uno otr
ssb'imniBuoue 5au miro unterIuht tpers
ben.
t. Soul.-0 Die bon Giienbabnen
leb'es Satr ais Steuern in tie 5taats.
faSie a~eSablten Summe %belauTen iih aui
SS5l.379. Bon Sabr 81 Sahr wnbien
oie'e Ginnabmeu nnb nuri'e b1lb binrsis
den. bic @eiammtioten oes Staates gu
bsiireiten.
SindleD. - Nus 9anfbarfeit fir
be utelen 8aben. ole ben 5euerbeihdois.
len in uno bel Slnflep su1oHsn. bnben
hlele isBt bon Der reihllhen 8artoHsl
er te cine 8assonlnbuns nad ct. Yaul
inter Die Sertbeiluns Der Nrmen se'
innot.
Wanfato. - Die bieiiaen 8irtbe
iueroen in 3ufunft $1,000 ftott $500
25ens gu Sablen baben. neil Der les,e
GSnlus Die Beuolferuna Der Staot iiber
10000 briusi.
st. Baul. - 5taaislhnbmeiher
80ruer bat isinsn Sobrssbsrlbt fir bas
ON 40. Suni beenoete 5iacaliabr abse:
it,oden. 3erielbe Ssist. baB i'm Gan.
gen $5,426. 1856 oerelnnabmt Duroen.
9,sisS bsosutet $674,633 81 mebr oils
i'm Soriahrs. 8erausaabt wurosn bieie
be- suteube Summsn sur 3eduns Der
lauienoen llnfOiien. 9aS @enerallhul'
fOno nasin erbielt Al, 179, 927 81.
Still r.-0ie Blbliotbei i'm
3uhthau'e III um 400 Sader uermebrt
fu1rfen.
Wpprbeao.- Nm Samitaa III Die
reue Staot'O rbinons. mslhe S'rasea-
plraNm mt Wuiii Snirumen. uno
0iIeniliben Serinmmluuecn nui ben
StroBeu Urrbisisi. III &rolt estrston
| 5rr,las NbCno puroe Der 9rommelitld'
ger Der Ss,lsormse in &rreit ssnnHmsn
mrraui Gap,lnrn 2lnoemau. Elm 5rousn
S'mmur. Die 3rcmmsi riibrie nno biz
&nnmmluHa unlcNosi ibren 5cri9oua
nahm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
@crbn It..

Nlmdli9 brsinnt Die Naiur iih Su
peridrben uno III ountlere Shatlen su
tleloen. DIE SGume uro StrGuher
weroen 9elb uro fabl. uuo Blatt nm
Blatt inf nlecer in oas iparlibe 8ras,
IN Dem Die B.umeu mioe uno pelfeno
ibre &6piden neisen, 81 INNER fri.
bsrer Stuuos 'iatt Der Sounenbna, I'M
msr ipater iiel9t CT empor. uno INNER
idrGser beibelreu ieine Strab!m tn
be, blibrauue Gtoe, Garss Saul uno
ourIes &elia rai4elt uuisr ben 5aBen
oes Spnsisrsdu9ers uno bileet eamit
elne monotone, melanWOlite Wcloo,e.
itmndIOiet Weroeu Don 1as 81 Ial lie
S2torn uno 5luten, unb ielblt Die Au,l
len uno SGbe ibsiusn uial 10 irbblib
oabin5unlsBeu, iuie in Der bipb,uts h
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
al

D(it bunten MIteru lbmiidt Den 5iib,
Ntit niloem gSeiu Die Silberibale.
Seat Triihte o'rauf uno iorat, bob friIh
Ser GbeinWeln leuhte i'm Yotale!
gehmt ibwer ben 3runf, aus Sutem Sabr-
9es Serbtes tlble Nebel itet9en;
Scbun trd9t er eriteu 9teif I'M Saar,
gu @noe min oas Sabr iit net9en.
g lit SerbItesSeit, nebmt itper ben Srnnt.
Ston rtnnt oaS Slut III lantern Neuen
Sdpn bdlt uns Die Grinuerun9
9as Gidt. ben 5balme9 51 erbelen.
8eraah seb'n mir nit saSem 2ritt,
Sen SuB umrauiht pom me!ten Gaube-
BUR lihttn Seinlatb lentt ben Shritt
Der ainobett balbuerseii'ner Slaube.
StoBt OIL! ibr blidt 9etroit Surld
Nui Gin9en, Siren, Sofien, 3aser,
@uf Gieb' uuo SaB, auf Seto uuo 8lid-
SaS pirre Sptel III BERGEN Sa9en.
GaBt nun in 5rieben euern Blit
Sod iiber'm Groenitaub lib pelten,
Stei inter erh Der @elt 8elhld.
Spr eub I'M reinern 9tht Die 3eiten.
StoBt an uno mutbie oenn ooran,
Sas bunte 9aub oor current Srttte!
7entt irob Der Belt, be ab9etban:
gu nelem Ssnb lentt tbr Die Sfrttte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Gllenoale. - Sn lebter Wohe
Iuhte oieiCs uuo be bsnnhbdrten Gpun,
ties eln pertesEsnoes Eralrleisuer belm,
oas ourb dhtloles 8ssperiens zines
3iiuobOISders peruriaht wuroe. Die
Srdnt ildte bat cine N%usosbnuus bis Su
ulerSl9 0iellen. Gin 6uiie, Der fem
5elo p1li9te, iUuroe, bepor er iit Sur
5lutt eniidlO6, Don ben Tlammen elm,
9elhloHen uro lam um's 9sbsn. Gin
&nabe serlelb ln's 5suer uno trua 10
ihluere S%ronopunoen oapon, oaB on
letaem NUliommsn 3sSptjfelt miro. Su
Der ytabe uOn Wergtcpu,i nurosn cle
5lammen 9sloIdt.
5nrGc-@6tIter 8eq, Der ebemolis
&c S~emperenS'S prssl, wuroe bon Der
Gnflase, aefdIidtes @elo IN llmlauf ces
'eSt 81 bateu. ',eIAeiprohen.
W autorUilis.-0urh ben eno'
s~iiltiseE Gntldeio oss Shutters Budbom
1T Die Scee. ben County Sie ocn Wau'
tolulle nad Dodge Center gu usrleseu.
aui INNER perpiidt.
Nleranorla. On oie GpenS
Selbitmutonffalre IT bis isst 10 uisl
9ltt seorunasn, onB Der Selbltm6rbsr
uerihleoeue Wale Den Seriuh mahte,
ielne Shluis9e,mutter. Die tets unhell
III Der 6umilrc f~iitete, 81 ermorosn.
Bon iueseu oes unirieoms in Der ga.
mile erSab GUens lib itlleBlid Dem
5runt uno Die 5plge mar Der Selbfs
moro.
SOrman.-@. 5npior's Separator
wnroe 6rslta9 Nadmittns ourb 5euer
rliDrt uno msbrere bunoert Yuihel Sc
treble bon oenlelbeu uerSebrt. 8erluit
$4,000; feire Beriiheruna.
9euils2ate.-Sou bier begaben
lid Samitua Sol. M. .. Sbslbp BON
grlouias. 8. 3. Song uno s. M.
Quinn BON Ct. Yaut nah Sort Gotten,
um bnislbf $4,000 unter Die Suo,aner
Su uertbelleu.
gisbpn.- Cine 5obtsr bes Bapti'
Ierpreoi9ers Gauis, bat ioeben in Or
IUro, @n8tauo. 9rlluirt uno bag 2alent'
pole lunse NtGoben sins aus Der 800
YsriOnen srOBen 3Dslinssibaar preiss
9etr0nt bsruor. Die Dame wirb ibre
Stuolen lsst in Syulihlano peiterieben.
Die b,eiise gonsre-
aat'pnnliten Stride puroe Donnerto9
Worsen III Der 5rlbe uOaiianols einse'
dlhert. Wlt Den Soralbeiten fur elm
neuss Seibnus if iOiort besonuen NOR
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Grootfou. = Su oieisr Saiion
grafiren IN Bolt 60. ausnoGmsmeiie
olele Jeuer, Die ourh Gotomotiufuuf,u
entIteben uno idon mantes unbeil on,
seridtet BADEN. 8enisitens Elm 9useuo
ySepnraiors" limb ourb oasielbe ,er.
tort poroeu. Der ourh oas seuer ON
8etreloe anserittete Sdaoen luiro oes
ipIB iton 2auIeHos urn Buibels betra,
gen.
Rorthfielb.-Gie hiefae ,2iobt.
0eat uno Boper Co." ldBt EN- aros,s
neues WaIhruenbaus erriblen. = Nqe
9lepatOren lino nit 5armproouften M.
9sfhlt. Die Brooufte babeu Taft DOR
feluen Berth.
Waterptlfe--De SpnnSia SoLre
dlie Seou. &rlser liest sefdbrlih pr.
wuroet am aopfe nleoer; elm Nodbars.
tlno mari ibm einsn Stein on ben aopf.
Sprin9fielb.-Rabe Rinneiptd
2ate erplooirie Oorueritn8 eiu 8reid,
malhlns. nobel bier Bsriouen eetDetet
lpuroen; einer Der 8et6oteten mar EN-
Seuildsr uno bieB Sos. Stumader.
st Deter. - Beim Nrbelten i'm
aOrnielee muroe, 5reitas, Der " Sabre
alte SoIepb &ruibe BON einem Ser,-
ldlas setrofen uno mar ioiort cine
2eihe.
Reo Btu9. - @sleseutlit elmer
pot5elt 9erletber Sobu Smith uno ".
&oberts. bic beioe bstrunten naren, IN
STREET., rpobel lebterem burt eiuen Sdlaa
Der Shdosl 9ebroheu muroe; er miro
lpabridelnlid Der Bunoe erlesen.
Duluth. - Sonntoa RUraen as.
rletb cas Temple Opernbaus IN Jlam.
men, uno IN ~furSer 9sit mar bus aan,e
Snnere bes itattllhen 8ebduoes oemo.
lirt. Der Serlut belduit iit aui $780,
900.
6er9us5alts.-1 0elion ihos
lld 5reltns uuf Der @nteHlnao ia bic
Genoe. Der er IN lester 5reilaa Naht en-
leseu lIt.-0er Staotrath bat bic Sir.
ma Butts d 0Orparo bon minneapolis
eontractllb nit Der nsuen eleftriiden
StrnBe beisut'uns fiji $4,000 be-
traut.
5artbault.-0ier ftebt oentihes
Weien uno oeutite 8emiitblitfeit in
poulter Slithe. Der oeutihe 8eiana-
pere,n ,0drmUnla" %psranitaltsie Don.
neritaa EN- Concert, ons Iit oes be1ten
@tfol9es gu erireuen bntte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Die ,,nene 5rau" nod einmal.

0ir nahneu i1ou irilber nal bic 81,
leseubeit mabr, iber cas @unoius. Die
iosenaunie .nsue 5rnn" einiae Gnii@ten
%preisSuseben. uno wolen mir beute nit
elmer peiteren Nusilbruns Der SiiSSe
hber bieIe eisentbimllte grideinuns
ces 10. Sobrbunosrts uniern 9eisru uui.
parten. pie neue 6rau IL cine Dem
weiblideu @eidlt6t ~uuseborise Bsriou,
bic nit 8orliebe einen 9beil ibrer Tot
lette nod benz Wutsr Der Wdnuerflei'
hung einridtet uno ~beionoers germ oui
benz 9tpeirao ipnsieren iabrt, aber iie
iann msbr oils aui einsm Stab lid balan.
ciren. Sic iann aui Der aanSsi ptsbis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Ses Narmers oerette @laae laut,

Ses Farmers serette &lase lautet
babln: Jules guoere iteist, nur Der
Yreis fir 5armprooutte niht. Sdube
uno Stieiel, @lisn~ uno Stablwaaren
iint itOn ldnsit in Die Sobe sesnn8en.
Su lsstsrer 3elt iiuo Saumpcasn'oaa'
rem I'm mebr OILS 33 Bro5ent seitlessu.
Baumwoueuhoffe, bic Dor 8urSem mob
gu Is GtS Die @ae i'm @rOBbanoel gang
Dor marsn, b,iuaen jebt 81 Gts. 8nnn
miro iib oleie alsemelne Sreistei9e
runa auh Elm Wal nuf Jarmprooutle
eritredsn? 9as III elne Jrase, bic tag
tdslid 9eitsqt wlro, Die aber 81 bsants
tuOrteu gtiemono I'm Stanoe 81 leln
Iheint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Sin iprehcnoer 8eueis fir Die

Sin ipre6cnber 8speis Illr Die
0otbwenoratelt unc @riiiFnSberebti9ur9
oes SEQ Saniss III gtew YOrf 1T ote ite
tia suuebmenoe 5rtouena osIIelben midi
nur leitens Der Sin, unO Iusnauosrer
aus Dem 2aienitanoe, i@onoern aub Iels
tens Der 8rieitsr. Defenders IN ben
beioen lebten Wonaten NOT Der Terftbr
elm 70 lebbniter, oaB ole Irbslten taum
beudltiet tueroen fonnte; Der september
aQeiu brobte Dem SEQ SauIe 304 Gin
wanoerer uno l5S auoere @alte, oarun
ter piele Sroeusleute mdnnllbeu unp
meibli6en 8eihlshtes. Die 3abl Der
taft t6ali5 i'm SEQ 9auIe bel lbrer Nns
turit ODER 9lbrelie ipeilenoen Brieter be
lief lid on ueridjeoenen 9usea bis 81
Is. Sei oislsr 6rCqueGS miro Die Notb
i~usnolafsit elnss Wsubaues INNER BRING
lider. Bum Shlulie lei mob bemertt.
oaS i'm September auein etIpa 45O frtls
Ioblseiteu asseben uno iber 200 5reis
losis sepdbrt wuroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Die iranlOIide Irmee lit sur Belt
tuObl I'M Beiise oer 0duptltaot Wooa'
9asfars. Slel RiibmliGes baben lit In
oteiem &risge DIE 5rarSo'en aber n'bt
sebolt, osnn oh Der Ssisbeit Der @e9ner
1T es gu elnem ei9enllrhen Sample ME
eefommsn. 3ieisr @olpnIalfrisa bat
Subem ben 5ronJoIer u~neeheure Spfer
on @elo uuo WenIhen s%efoitet. aranfs
beitsn ROTTEN uui Der Expedition moi
1enbaft Die Meni6en meg.
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Die 4paiitens Yanoe III in Raiduine

5enn., CUR Suprematie selnnst. sic
aepann nah einem erb,tterien uno aufs
re9enoen @ablieloSuse Aaes. Nttt l73
Stimmen Webrbeit e%riulblten Die Wpais
fen ibren @nnoioaten fir Barsermellter
uno ale fir ben StaDtratb. pa 1T bios
elm Croft seblisben, nameutlih Der, oaB
oies Regiment nur Elm Sabr anoauert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Srujte 6etabr orobt Ter NusiieQune

GrmIte 6etabr crobt Ter Naslielun9
i'll Ntlnntn, uuo olele wuroe oon Dem
MudersG Clement beraufbeiduor5n. On
6onatnsen liuo Die Gin9da9e sum Nus.
~iteQun9splaB seiblOiisu. uno sur 10.
Nbenoituuoe ihOn trltt Die rFol'6clituns
be" uuo tamlt 9Ooteniille III Der sanSen
Staot eln. 9aOurh miro 9epiB mal<
Diem &siielnitigen Die 5reuoe am Seius
DE atlnnias usrsdut. ueberoiss mer
ben sic Sremoeu auh nod uab WtD5s
Ii6telt aussebeutet, bot ia Die StraBer'
babnqeIeQihaft Den 6anrpreis bersits
BON 5 auf 10 Gents erbobt uno ales 1T,
ipie bic Serih,e beia9er osrtbeuert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
0u6Isn's slrnisa 2aIbe.

9Ie bette Salbe III Der @elt fir SGnitt.
ipuuoeu, Nbihiiriun9, 8eihpiire, SalSNub,
5iebermnnoen, Slehten, Shrammen OIL ben
Sanoeu, SroItbsuleu. Siibneransen uno ale
Sautiebler; lie belt poiitip Sdmorrboioen
coer teiue .3abluns perl1n9t. 9arantirt,
oaB pplitanoiae 3nirisoenbeit aeseben
plrp, ODER oas @elo wiro Suriideritattet.
Yreis per Sdadtel rs Gents. 3n perfan.
fen IN W. &. d u b u's Npotbeie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Sn0ianapOliS bat ben bemotratilben
SiesesreI9en erDffnet. BORT bat ons ms
fame NibOlioH.@ eies Die l,beralen Bit
ger esaen heu republifanlihen Tempe
renj 8abuiinn seeinisi, lno Die 5olse
ut cine seialsene Nieoerlase Der repub'
lituniihen Barter. 50 1uirfeu oeutide
Siebe
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I'm W%alhinaton bat bic iinsite

NeuBeruug bes Bnpites 81 benz ameri
fnnil6en @eianoten in Rlen biuiidtlih
Der grbebuns Sntolt's sum CARDINAL
srcbes auiieben errest. Sbwobl Der
9lpoItoliihe 9eleaat ielSit teine olrette
Mittbeiluns ooriiber BON erbalten bot
sueiielt man bod in ieirer llmSebuna
nitt mebr oaran, oaB Die Setlelouns
oes grsbi,1ois ben 2epanio NIT Dem
@aroinalpurpur i'm ndtiten 9oniiltor's
um eriollen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

gismarf uuo 9opriui erparten So
benlobe als vorl;ten Wann." nm e!nen
@rs8anSler Sfatclub gu s%riiuoeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Pig fir ben
|Ioen,

II 9ar.Gienf
y g. IN Der.
r.. y.
einie Swtltsn
guntten 'nter
uss perlafen
ben Wittwpb
pacific Over
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Wpntas an
Rcferpationen
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LIDO
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|aIbe.

Abe.
1t fir SGnitt'
lire, SalSHnB,
ammen oil ben
ausen uno aue
S6morrbotoen
Il. @arantirt,
|beit seseben
SurIderitattet'
I, 3u perfau'
etc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

lnterriht I'M
+; ipirb erlernt
men aus Der
Dor in fneiner
3 Oh,
Ilbanp Wiun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-11
EDITORS TABLE.

"Chilhowee Boys in War Time" BY
Sarah 4. Morrison. One vol, 3S2 DID,,
three illustrations by Frank T. Merrill
12mo cloth, sl5 so. T. Y. Crowell & Co.
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of 1919. There is healthy tone pervad-
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books cannot fail to exert a noble influ-
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or movement. There is not q dull page
In the book. ''Chilhowee Boys and
"Chilhowee Boys in War Time may be
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been published. Every genuine American
can not help feeling proud of the fact that
they chronicle real events and present
things and people as they were at the be-
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Across India or Live Boys in the Fa,
East" By Oliver Optic: illustrated
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One might infer from the reports being
sent out from Texas that the legal battle
concerning the proposed prize fight would
be more interesting than the mill itseli
possibly could be under the most advan
tageous conditions. The latest is to the
effect that the contract for the fight, being
made outside of the state between citizens
of other states and at time when prize
fighting was not prohibited in Texas, can
not be broken by any ex-post facto law
and that the measure passed by the legis
lature In special session does not apply tc
this fight. This report need not cause
great uneasiness among the enemies OF
pugilism. If the authorities In Texas are
thoroughly in eernest as they appear to
be, they will probably find in the police
jurisdiction of the state power to prevent
tho fight.
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Lord Sackville's little pamphlet, In
which he takes Cleveland and Bayard to
task for having given him his passports
In 1888, is an unusual document for .
diplomat to publish But 1t is doubtful
II 10 will change the opinions entertained
at that time by those acquainted with the
situation, VIZ, that Lord Sackville was
light weight and imprudent and that
Cleveland and Bayard were anxious for
an opportunity to twist the lions tall In
aid Of their political aspirations; also that
their political coup d'etat was free from
any scruple Indeed 1t is little to be
wondered at that Lord Sackville has said
"There is no base action which an Ameri
can politician will not resort to In order
to gain an election" But Saokvills
should refrain from using either Cleve
land or Bayard as types Of the American
statesman, otherwise his conclusions vii
be very erroneous
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admirably depicted and their characters

admirably depicted and their characters
genuine flesh and blood creations.
In 1.-THE Search for Andrew Field" DR..
Tomlinson brought the story to the actual
commencement of hostilities, and, al
though that volume contained much ad-
venture, 1.-The Boy Soldiers Of 1912" will
take them into much more stirring
scenes.
The scene Is laid on and about Lake
Ontario and the St. Lawrence river. The
history and traditions of this section of
our country furnish abundant material
which has never been used, and which the
author works into the story with great
effect. The reader will find in the descrip
tions of the adventures and exploits of
David Field and Elijah Spicer and their
friends, plenty of wholesome excitement
and much of historical interest. The
various engagements on sea and land are
described with great spirit and fidelity to
the facts, inasmuch as the author en-
deavors to lead his readers among the con-
ditions and events of the war rather than
merely tell about them. Hence all the
main points in the story are historically
true, and many of the incidents have an
historical basis, with which is interviewer
just enough of romance to give it life and
spirit. The story is free from improba-
bilitles, and is one that all young people
will like. (For sale by j. Frank Pierce. }
Doctor Gray's Quest" BY Francis H.
Underwood, LII. d., author of "Quabbin, :"
1.-THE Poet and the Man, ~" Builders of
American Literature" etc, etc. Price
81 rs: Boston: Lee & Shepard, Pub
fishers.
DR.. Underwood had been engaged, for
some time before his death, upon work
Of fiction which he meant to be the crown
ing effort of his life, and which he com
pleted but a few days before passing
away. This work which Is entitled Or
Gray's Quest, is now published both in
this country and in Great Britain in which
latter country DR.. Underwood had
acquired high literary as we'll as social
position, having been United States con
sui at both Glasgow and Edinburgh The
authors previous work possessed Il pecu-
liar character of style and finish and has
been fully appreciated by the reading
public.
| Therefore for many reasons doctor
Gray's Quest" will be gladly welcomed
by all lovers of good books. 1t is not
only thoughtful and informing book,
| but a novel of unusual power. The
character Of Mercy Starkweathcr is ad-
mirably conceived, or, rather, observed
for it is typical Yankee character, and
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line is rare In English literature. The
other characters win our affection or in
spire Reproduction as they are developed.
| The story of Dr. Gray, and his search
for proof of the innocence OF Florisn q
father, has deep interest; and the domestic
life of Little Canaan is another Of those
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Who Shall Dictate the Curriculum

The leading colleges are undoubtedly
conservative in their teachings and it is
eminently fitting that they should be. To
teach the truth that has been proven to be
such and to equip the mind Of youth for
new as well as for I'M
Outstanding old truth is field of effort
90 wide that 1t would not seem to chafe
and oonflne the aspirations Of educators
or educated. In no way should it limit the
researches. which Instructors may desire to
make nor restrict their liberty to make
known the truth when discovered. And
In case any question should arise con-
oerning the genuineness Of that which
tho discoverer believes to he true, the col
lege which would deserve and receive the
respect Of the public, should be exceed
ingly oereful to obtain the best and most
impartial tribunal to decide upon thu
truth or falsity Of the alleged fact
Moreover the position taken by the college
should most certainly be one that the col
lege management would dare to openl,
defend.
In this country at least. millionaires
who are interested In trusts, have a lega
right TO endow university to teach tn
youth that trusts are beneficial to human
~; that concentration OF wealth In fey
hands 10 the best disposition Of it tina
may b made In faot We do not know q
any law 20 prevent those who believe in
sontinentAA sabbath, who wish to hav