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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Sew YORK. foot Of Chambers
Ct, a. follows, aud nye minutes earlier from West
eBd ST.;
600 .. NJ. vcStibuln Express daily for Binghau'
U.OO ton. waycrly: Elnir9, bufalo' Bradford. ar
TiyI Ilnalo 500 l.. VI. Par;Jr ear to BunalO,
s).llnP y. .--vostIuule l~n"ILod-fast mail daily.
ASJO Solid train for Chicago, Via Chantauqua
Lake. arrives Cleveland :; 10 A. ~. Chicago . y. NJ.
Slccpors TO Chicago. Cleveland. and Cincinnati DIM
aL"s rIr; N.-BunaIo and Cleveland vestIbuls EI.
press daily, arrives at Bunalo 7;Do A, ~,
Bradford 7il7 A. IL, jamestown 200 A, NJ, Cleve-
land l2:3O !. NJ, iSlecp"Ts TO BunalO and Cleveland,
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
tho Vest. cafe Library car,
O. II y. '-DAILY--vla ChautAuqua Lake and
o.tO Niagara Fails. Solid train to Chi"hgo. sleep
ers To HDrnellsVille. Chicago, aud Ciucinnati. Dining
Car.
TlCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS. AID PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATIONS at ~, ll3, 2Bl, iOl, and
O57 broadway ~. Bowery, l5b East l2iih 81. aud
81 West l25th ST. Chambers and West 23h At ferries.
New York; 1893 aud I2b Fulton st.. 100 Broadway.
Brooklyn goo HUDSON st., HobOksn. and Jersey CITY
station. WeStcott's Express calls for and checks bee
gage from hotels aud residences 20 Destination.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT, nUREAu FOR II
COLLECTION OF TAXES, NO. ~
STREET isTEwART BUILplSG), NEW YORK. NO
VENEER /, 1891
NOTICE is HFREBY GIVEN ny ii RECEIVER
~ OF Taxes Of the cry Of New York TO all persons
first day OF November Of said year that unless the
same shall he paid to hin. Mt his onico on or before
the frat day ~ ID rembor ~ said year, he will charge,
receive and collect upon such taxes so remaining I'M.
paid on that day. IN addition TO tn amount OF such
taxes, one per centum on the amount thereof. and
charge, receive and collect upon such taxes 40 re
maining unpaid on the hrst day OF January there,
after interest upOn the amount thereof AT the rate OF
seven per centum per annulm, TO he calculated from
October /. 1897. the day on which the assessment
rolls and warrants therefor were delivered TO the
said Receiver uf Taxes, 20 the date q payment. as
provided by sections S43, bii, and $40 OF the New
York CITY Consolidation Act OF 1882.
DAVID u. AUSTEN, ROcSiVeT OF TAxsA
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New York and Boston All Rail.
BALTIMORE g OHIO.

Leave New York, Whitehall Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO I:65 =. NJ. and 1910 night.
PITTSBUKG. 3!,ber SUNDAY; l:55 sun. IL 10 night.
C~lNCINNATl. ST. LOUIS, Pt55 A, NJ, 4;b5 L. NJ.
W~ASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 1888, $3.50 dining
Carr. ll:25 A. NJ, DINING carr. 1853. SEQ Dining
Car, 4 so ID ming Carr, 6:a5 =. N. le:l0 night. sun.
day. $3.50 Dining 'ArJ, HEB A. NJ. Dining Car, 1883
Dining Car. I'65 Dining Carr, o:o0 +. NJ. 1910
night.
NORFOLK. 1925 A. NJ daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, 4i55 p. NJ. daily.
Trains leave foot Liberty ~. 2 minutes later.
All trains are Illuminated with Pln'Sch light.
Ofnoes; ll3. l72, 2Bl. 4Bi. IL 40 broadway, 81 East
lSth ST.; 1877 Bowery, New York; $3.50. 3it Fulton st.,
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal. baggage checked
from hotel or residence 70 destination.
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2atenf6.

pARTIEs who failed to procure patents through
l. Wedderburnc can have their applications attended
to FREQ OF charge. A. n. PIERCE. lawyer. 30 Church st.
pATENTS for inventions procured promptly; low
L rates. RoEDER & BRIESEN, S2 Nassau St. n. Y,
Established 1884.
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Real estate Scr ~Salr-aruuklyu.

TOR SALErA handsome detached cottage homo.
L new. on three lots; all modern improvements;
sanitary plumbing; at Bay Ridge. Brooklyn; 80 min
utes from New York City Hall; cheap; terms to suit.
Address +. c., box 1872 sun oflce.
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3odass, Sprieties, and asreetinas

'lNHE ANNUAL MEETING Of tho members OF the
l. Working Women's Protective Union will b. held
At the rooms Of the Institution. 10 Clinton place. New
York city. on tho sth of November. 1897. at D r. NJ,
for the election OF directors, officers. and other bust,
ness. JOHN H.. PARSONS, Secretary.
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HAMBURG-AWERlCANL LINE,

TW1N-SCREW EXPRESS from New YORK TO Flynn
outh Uondon), Cherbourg, Paris. and Hamburg.
+. Bismarck, Nov. II, 10 A. N.
HAMBURG SERVICE. by Twin.Screw Natl S. 8.
Persia ...... Nov. o. s Z NJ. Palatia. Nov. 90. 2 p. M
First cab, SEQ up; second class. $40 steerage, $50.
HnmburE-America Line, ~ broadway.
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ORR Az, 4l3., between 93d and stth stst-Eleganty
~ furnished hall room 70 lot; reasonaoie ron'' in-
Quire store.
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FURNISHED flats % III
9wrllina auusss 90 3tt-Gtty.

MISERABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfurnished
~ In desirable locations; rent, 81, 200 to SO. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS., S95 Broadway.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Teutonlc.. . NOV. ~, noon majestic ....NON. -, noon
Britannia. Nov. II. noon ,Adriatic ......Dec. ]. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER
Pier 40. North River. once. 8 Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
ACTOR, TERRIss SLAIN.
s,ruck Down as He Was About to Enter
the Stage Door.

London. Dec. 1S.-William Terriss.
the well-known actor, was assassinated
as he was about to enter the stage
door of the Adelphi theater. He had
inst left his cab and was walking across
the pavement when man rushed upon
him with a knife and stabbed him I'M
mediately below the heart.
Mr. Terriss was carried into the the
ater and doctors were summoned from
the Charing Cross hospital but he dleo
within fifteen minutes. The murderer
was seized by some of the bystanders
and given into custody OF the ponce
He gave his name as Archer ana Is
supposed to have been super at the
Adelnhi theater several years ago.
In court policeman testified that ths
nrisoner had said that he had STABBED
Mr. Terriss for revenge, as the actor
had debarred him from employment io'
ten years past and had forced mn
either TO die in the street or be revengeC
mon him. The prisoner also accuse'
| Mr. Terriss of blacklisting him IN con
noction with the theatrical fund. A
| the prisoner left the dock he was iouo
Iv Kissed and hooted. The prisoner wa
| deadly pale.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
,uba Presents an UItImatun.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The Times says
II can state as a fact that the Cuban
republic has lodged an ultimatum with
Secretary Sherman declaring that the
island government will accept no sort
Of Intervention which does not contem-
plate independence. One day this week
Mr.. Gonzales de Quesade, who has been
made charge d'affaires Of the Cuban
bertino. second secretary Of the. junta,
called on Secretary Sherman and had
a long talk with him. The statement
was made to The Times that these gen
tlemen were received in their official
capacity.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
pa.reN TO THE ALTAR.
Co olpie Married at Kansas City Under Er
traordinary circumstances.

Kansas City, Dec. 1S.-Jesse Wall, a
young man well-known in Independ-
ence killed himself a year ago be-
cause h~ could not marry Miss Leona
Corder, the daughter of Jackson Cor
der, one OF the oldest settlers OF the
town. Miss Ccrder loved young Wall,
and they were engaged; but because
they were first cousins her parents
would not consent TO the marriage. Her
parents had always favored J. Garland
Webb, a wealthy young man or La
fayette county. They insisted upon the
marriage when Mr.. Webb asked for
Miss Corder's hand, and finally she con-
sented and the wedding was set for
Thursday night. Both families are
largely connected, and house fuli OF
guests and relatives came to the we'd
ding. 1t was to have been an elaborate
affair. AS the hour for the ceremony
approached Miss Corder became hys-
| terical. She declared that she could not
| forget Wall. Ten o'clock came, and the
| wedding supper was served without the
| presence of the bride or groom, and II
| was finally announced that Miss Cor
| der could not leave her room ana tht
marriage ceremony would be performed
there So, in the presence OF only mel
parents and the most immediate reia
tives of both, Mr.. Webb and MISS COT
der were married in her room.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
ASKS luETGERT'S RELEASE.
Court Says That Such Proceeding !"
Nonsensical.

Chicago, Dec. 1S.-When Judge Garys
court opened Attorney Harmon mace
motion to discharge Luetgert, on the
ground of the constitutional provision
against twice putting person in jeop-
ardy of his life for the same offense.
The court overruled the motion, say
ing IL was nonsensical to ask such .
proceeding. This action did not sur
prise the attorney, who said the oo-
iect was mesely to have the court rec
ords show that such a motion had peen
made and overruled.
When court opened for the Luetgert
trial the work Of selecting juror from
the special venire of fifty men was De-
gun. The dismissal of Henry Boasperg
from the jury box caused considerapie
| deIay in the trial of the sausagemaker'
IT will necessitate the repetition or the
opening addresses and another Visi'
of the jury to the sausage factory De-
fore the taking of evidence can co'"'
| mence.
Later in the day Robert Anners WA
selected as the juryman TO take tn'
place Of Boasberg and the triai pro
| ceeded.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
i. Senate and House.

washington, Dec. 1S.-The senate TOOK
the necessary procedure to put the plll
for the relief of the Klondike miners
into conference. One hundred and elgh'
nrivate pension bills were passed Inc
house extended for two years the time
for the construction over the San carlos
Ar,z reservation Hela Valley, GLOBE
and Northern railway and resumed
consideration of the legislative appro-
nriation bill. The Klondike RELIEF Dill
was sent TO conference.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
wrecked n Jail Building.

Rockford. Ills, Dec. 1S.-Cherry val
lev had a lively time Two prominent
citizens got into fight over fair
blonde from wisconsin who recently ar
rived there on a visit. one was ioeneu
up in the city jail, but shortly al'e
wards friends released him by preah-
ing down the door Later in the nisht
unknown parties came with Teams
hitched them to the frame jail pulluihe
and attempted to haul it over the river.
They did not succeed in this' ou'
wrecked the building.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
New Route TO the Yukon.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. H'-steam
schooner Augusta has arrived from
Copper river after a very stormy voy-
age. George ]. Rennick, who came down
on her. claims to have discovered q
now route TO the Yukon, the location OF
which he will not disclose. He says
that with the exception of thirty miles
overland he can go all the way by water
Rennick has several claims IN the COP
ner river country. and will take pacR
sortv miners with him.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
.r.onuosed to Judge Paxson.

Peoria, Ills. Dec. 1s.-The srand
chiefs of the railway brotherhoods'
whose headquarters are located here'
are preparing to go. to Washington 10
present the protests of their organiza-
tions against the nomination OF Judge
Paxson of Pennsylvania to the inter
state commerce commission. They have
been notified that they will be hearo
before anything is done. Their opJec-
tion is on account of Judge Paxson ;
action during the Homestead strike ana
his difficulties with the brotherhooos
ON the Lehigh road.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
Roval Family Preparing to Flee.

London. Dec. 1S.-Private letters re-
oeiyed here from Madrid say that Gen
oral Weyler's reception there was most
sisnifcant and that the government is
so alarmed by the menacing attitude
of the populace that artiiiery mas oee" ,
stationed at concealed points corlilianu
ing the main thoroughfares' me eun
ners. however, cannot be reheo upon.
The widest rumors are current soy
the letters in question, with reports 'ras e
preparations are being MADE lor .ne
flight of the members OF the royai ram
uv to France at the first sign OF reNo-
| ntiOn.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
WAS FROZEN TO DEATH.
Scranton. Kan, Business Man Found De""
in "a Pasture.

Scranton. Kan, Dec. 1s.-J. H. Mar
.,na,,e Of Millar & Martindale. hard
ware merchants of this place. was founu
dead in a pasture few miles south OF
Corbondale. having been frozen 10
death. Mr.. Martindale. in comapny
with Fred Bauch, a travelling man. were
returning from Overbrook' apout se ",
niles away. when Mr. Martindale go1
nmt of the buggy to look for lap rope
thev had lost. Not returning attcr
short tome Mr.. Bauch Immediately pc. De.
nan search for the missing man. nu'
Without success. Early in the mornlnS !;
searching parties were organized ana ana
about noon Mr. Martindale's oody wa
| found in a pasture. he nau er @ War.
49,, aead for several hours. Mr. Mar
,,ndale was about S5 years OF age Ht
had recently been married and was one nc
80 the best-known business men II
Usage county.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
Uucle Sam watching Hayti.

Washington, Dec. S.-There is no IN
tention on the part of the authorities
to leave American interests In Haytl
unguarded. Orders have been fssweu
sby Secretary Long directing the De-
troit to leave Key West on Monday
next for Port au Prince to relieve the
Marblehead. The Marblehead will con-
tinue on the filibustering patroi un.ll
the administration is advised that the
Detroit Is short of coal, when the Mar
blehead will be sent to Port au frinc'
to relieve her. The battleship Maine
was sent to Florida waters 10 quie'
congress by having vessel near CUBA
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
Gives Chinese a Chance.

Washington, Dec. 1S.-RepresentatiVe
Smith of Illinois by request introduced
n bill to permit the naturalization OIL
Americanized Chinese, making ehgipie
only male Chinese of good repate' resi-
dent in the United States for ten years
who have discarded the Chinese dress
adontod that of this country, and VINO
sneak English. The Chinese Equal
Rights league OF America, composed
of about 5000 Chinese residents of the
United States, has submitted me
mortal to congress in support OF TINS
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
BACK TO A KINGDOM.
Prediction a. to Hawaii II Annexation
Fails.


Washington, Dec. 1S.-The downfall OF
the Dole government and the restora-
ton of the monarchy, with Kaiulani'
niece of Former Queen Liliuokalani'
reigning under English domination, Is
the future predicted for Hawaii by the
advocates of annexation in the event
of the rejection of the pending treaty
by the senate. Leading members or
the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions appear to be earnest in this bellet,
and when the treaty is called up after
| the holidays, ii is said, evidence Will
be furnished to prove that there is some
| secret work now going on in this direc-
ton. 1t is alleged that the ten Hawaii
ans now in this city to protest against
| the ratification of the treaty are here
in the interest of Kaiulani, and that
English influence is behind the move
| ment.
Members of the committee declare
there is something even more supstan-
tial than this to, prove that the failure
of the United States to take Hawail
means European domination over the
Islands. Just what this information Is
members of the committee decline te
!, divulge, but the sifinificant statement
was made that when the facts were
brought out in executive session OF TN
, senate it would bring to the supper
; of the treaty several senator's who ar
: | now on the other side. 1t Is on ac
= I count of this secret information In pos
session of the COMMITTEES that Senate
I Davis will oppose the discussion OF TN
5 treaty in open session. He Will insis
o on it's consideration behind closed doors
e and he will be supported in this propo
h | sition by all the members of the com
@ | mittee.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
sn,,. .la soclety Man.

New York, Dec. ls.-Beverly Ward:
=, ho,r 70 a large estate and one OF
she re most popular Of New York's society
- . Was found dead In the Baltusrol
ro,s clubhouse, near Short Hills, N.
TSa, he ended his life by poison be-
a,wso the young woman he loved ano
.sorn he + ad hoped to marry Is abou'
20 we'd another, is the story told o'
his father.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

washington, Dec. 1S.-The nomina-
ton of Charles Page Bryan as rlihiS,.. yT,.
TO China has been WITHDRAWN. S
name was sent to the senate ior con
6rmation, but at the eleventh hou,
Senator Frye sent personal messase
TO President Mckinley TO temporarily
withhold the name. This the pres
dent did. Senator Frye's objections are
based solely on Colonel Bryans iach Vi
| axnerience in diplomatic matters
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
p.oon Found Guilty.

Salt Lake. Utah. Dec. 1S.-James q:
paoon was found guilty in the United
states circuit court at midnight of max
inc false entries in his reports to the
nnn,ntro,ler of the currency when pres
ident of the American National bank OK
this citv. The penalty is from five TO
ten years Imprisonment. Bacon .
urosacution grew out Of the failure
earlv last year of the Bank or sait
lake. a private institution, OF whieh
ha was president.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
co.,Iv Fire at Grand Forks

Minneapolis, Dec. 1s.--A speciai rom
crand Forks. N. D., says that a loss
-, nearly s1.OoO,o00 was caused there
sarIv In the morning by fire. The Hotel
DaLotab. a large five-story structure
that cost s250.oo was completely
s,,,,sa as were the two large wholesale
stores adjoining. Nash BROS anu 'h'
Grand Forks Mercantile company.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
rrainsin Collision.

Toilet, Ills. Dec. 1s.-The north-oound
c,S,naro and Alton passenger train
passing through Joliet at $50 a. NJ
co,,ided with a switch engine at Ma
r,on street crossing in this city IN % the
.'orn;ng ,.o~ The passenger was fifteen
minutes late and was trying to mane mn.
m lost time. Engineer George W. Ger, osr.
ia was caught in the wreck and paoiy
hut not fatally injured.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
Received by the Gar.

G. Petersburg, Dec. 1S.-The retiring
,,S,.oa states minister to Russia, CHI
ton r. Breckenridge was receiveu "a
audience by the car ana p,esoa p,.so.a
his letters of recall. Mr. brech'nl,uSe .er
presented to his majesty MS su'ee''o''
II. A. Hitchcock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
c,..,, s.ry,ce Reform League.

Cincinnati, Dec. 1S.-The Natlona,
civil Service Reform league reelected
Carl schurz by acclamation The report
- ,ha treasurer. A. S. Frissell of New
Wi, showed: Receipts. A,25i.95; dis
horsements. ss.s7s.s2; balance on hand.
se7s1s The report of the committees
ON resolutions which reported through =,
ire chairman, Charles ]. Bonaparte o'
baltimore, was adopted.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
Engineers Out on Strike.

London, Dec 1s.-A dispatch from
Glasgow says the engineers OF SIX Oh
the Allan lire steamers now at tna'
mort have gone out on strike. The dis-
patch adds that the Sarmatian' whicn
nos due to sail, is unable to start ana
,hat serious disorganzation OF the
aont is feared.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
Calumet Houghon County, Michigan. ls

these silver certificates would swap
them for greenbacks, treasury notes
and other forms of demand notes which
served to drain gold and thus build up
.ae redemption fund
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18

Dublin. Dec. 1s.-Terrific weather pre-
IL on the southwest coast of Ireland
A large homeward-bound ca's,e s'eaaI. ean,,
or has been wrecked off East stag rocA
Skibbereen.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
Antl.ron,hnlI InlIre,ented.

Richmond. Va, Dec lS.-Ihe anu
football movement III Vir mia wa
given its death blow In the 5tate
ate vhc the bill which provided 10
rrhhi'''t.on anywhere in the CONNIE
w, as defeated by vote % z.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-18
|DAIDE'r IS SUMMONED.
Noted French Author Expires
Very Suddenly.
STRICKEN AT THE EVENING MEAL.
While the Entire Family Is at Table
Daudet Falls into syncope and Dies In
Few Moments -Terriss, the Noted Ac-
tor, Slain st the Stage Door by An As
sassin In London-spain's Royal Family
Preparing to Flee.

tor. Slain at the Stage Door by An As
sassin In London-spain's Royal Family
Preparing to Flee.
Paris, Dec. 1S.-Alphonse Daudet was
seized with sudden syncope while
dining with his family in the even
ing and died almost Immediately. Doc
tors were hurriedly sent for. but when
they arrived the noted author had
breathed his last.
The Figaro gives the following addi-
tional facts about the death OF Alphonse
Daudet, the author: "At half-past
the whole family OF M. Daudet met at
dinner-Mme. Daudet. the two sons,
Leon and Lucien; Mile. Edmee Daudet
and Nine. Allard, Nine. Daudets moth
er. The gathering was a merry one
and there was plenty of chat and
laughter. Suddenly M. Daudet gave
| cry and his head fell back. He had
| fallen into syncope.
"It was then a quarter past O'Clock.
Everything was done that could be done.
! A messenger was at once sent for Dr.
| Giles de La Tourette. The family
| anxiety was extreme, for Nj. Daude'
| showed no signs of recovering con-
sciousness. He had been carried to bed
very pale and almost cold, and 1t was
in vain that his wife and sons bent over
him and called him by name.
Arrival of the Doctor.
After a few minutes of dreadful sus
pense the doctors reached the house
and with them the Cure OF Saint Clo
tilde. AS they entered the room tn
priest caught the doctors eyes and fei
on his knees, reciting the prayers 10
the dead. Every resource Of scienc
was called into requisition, strong res
toratives were administered and eve
an application Of electricity was trieo
hut il was too late. Alphonse Daude
was dead"
Daudet was called "the French DfcR
, ems" No better or broader picture
the French life Of today can be obtaine
lthan that which Is found In the wri
: Kings of Daudet. Into the scheme OF n
: longer novels he incorporated stuoh
OF national conditions Nnd records
!! changes in public fefItrE and though
but In the detail OF working them ou
!. and in the exquisite sketches and sno
: | studies there is hardly a phase OF III
! high low, private or public. OF u
city or of the country, which ne mas
I portrayed