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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
Sii66fe Hber Das an8fosames
rifauU6e GInouiN.

Inter anoeren Rehabilitation haben
iih bier ameritaniIGe SiibOie i'm %.
y. .Seralb" iiber Die an9lDamerifa-
niIhe 9llians a~us9elalien = @rOB,
Sorltmanu, Spaloiua uno Scannell.
Grsbii6of @rnb olaubt ni6t, bab
fir uns CUR 3eit cine H%ot6msnbi9ieit
fir cine iolde MlianS beItebt. Sollte
eS inoeB oabin tommen. oaB mir 10
eitpas in's Guge faIieu miiBten, 10 lei
er gu 8unlteu zines Sunoes nit gn9=
LAMB. benn @u9lano lei mddti9 Sl
WaIier uuo gu 20no mo aeDdbrs Der
Stride Die meiltc Jreibeit!
Yiidof Sortmaun lit 0e0en cine
Ilian3 nit gn9loub. neil er 9laubt,
oaB lie Den bon Waibinaton in ieiner
farewell address" nieoergsle9ten
8runoidten suluioerlauisn wiiroe.
Mi0r. SpalOinN meint, mir Gdtten
biesieits oes 9roBen Dads binlduNlid
Su tbun uno iDlten uns nit ben euro
pdii6en Mddten lieber nibt cinlaien.
Sin guno nit 8rpBbritannien uiiroe
ii1 als Der eriie S6ritt CUR 8riinOunQ
elmer ameritauii6en Militdrmabt er.
iueilen uno uns BON Dem frieoliher
@e9e, ben ms Die Slater Der Gepubll!
pOraescibnet, abbrin9en.
Sii9of Scnunell pnn Smaba III Der
NnIi6t, oaB nrtr cine Coalition Der
cOntinentalen WtdAte cine %9llians mil
Gn0lanO re6tfertiNen tonne. Sine
iOl6e Coalition lei aber iebr unlpabr.
ibeinli9.
Cine gnsabl anOsrer fat6oliider
Sii9Ofe. bic Der vSeralo" nm lire Nn=
Ii6t QeIraGt, isnorirten Die anfraNe
Ooer wei9erten ii1, lie 81 beantpo rten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
Yrtercr,p

&ep. 9. Glstamp, felt Iieben Sab
rem Seelior9er Der ct. Marisu=8ss
meinoe 81 POrtsgSaibinston, g8is. 1T
pOm grSbiidOf Saber als Na6fol9er
oes BERT. &sD Soiepb VI. Sreis gum
Yfarrer Der ct. 8eoraius GemeinOe in
&enoIba ernannt pDroen.
&ep. 9. 8. Melbes BON Der Solp
Grob=8 emeinoe in Solun Belgium
iAeioet Oisier Gage sbeniolls bon ieiner
@emeinOe. Gr3biibpf &aBer e~rnannts
ibn gum Seeliorger Der ct. Peters @s=
meinoe in Interchangeable. @aibina=
ton @puntp, on STEELE oes bisberigen
Yiarrsrs s. 8robi1miot.
Seioe Serren be9leiten bic beiien
Wiinide ibrer piarr &inOer uno
Sreunoe.
Gs Derlautet. bab &ep. 6. 8rob-
iAmiot ppn Interchangeable Der neue
Pfarrer Der ct. Marien. @emsinbe bon
Port @albin9tOn iein wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
&atDoltSG,er airdem.&aleaser.
Som barmberSi9en Samaritan.
9uf. 10, 23-97.
scseu Golonialpolitif

iolte bic bemotrattIhe Yartei gum
6eID9ei9rsi in ibren tOmmenoen Wa9ls
campn9nen MAIDEN. Sas Solt tpelB
re1t 9enau, oaB Die vGrOberun8spoll=
tit" ben Saupt5 ped bat, mebr neue
Stelen 81 idafien. in wel6sn bic gar.
teifiibrer lire vYartei itlapen" uns
terbringen mollen, pelde fir oislen
poer jensn Yartei : @anoiouten bart
,Qearbeitst" baben. Sas Solt tpelB
orl9, buB 8 aus einer SaI3e Die
8eloer luirb liefern mtinen, nit pels
den man bic itebenoe Solo
nialarmee" belOlDen miro. Sel
einem Iol1en Spiele. no bic portel=
fiiDrcr bic SSreube uno oas Volt
bas yScSablen" baben weroen, miro
bel Der gSabl bic Gui9eioul9 81 Gun.
fen Der Semotraten ausfalen, iueun
bieie ii6 nls entI9ieoene 8e9ner Der
,@roberungspolitit" in ibrer YlatIorm
ertldren. SOifentlib 9eidiebt oas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
Cine ,,,uabse" 3ricG5s
AeiGiMtc.

6o!genoe lpuuseriame 0itorie als
Seitrag 81 Der amsritaniibeu &rieNs.
beriAterItattuna lei ben 2eieru niGt
porentbalten: Yei Sant Sa9o fog Gin
SanUnicr III 6olae oes GuItorudes
elmer al linn observation-disclosures Yombe
melt ms Wser binaus. Sn oieiem
Womente 9ina an Grte ieines Niepsr.
p~iumpIens cine Seemine los unor ihleu=
Ocrte ibn genau 1855 Mster nett aui
leln ShiIf suriif. no CT unUeriehrt.
MIR nit elmer ileinsu 8eod6tni6Itipdhe
- er ~perlanate iein GriibItiid NOD ein=
mol, Oas er bereits DOrber beiommen -
cnlanGte uub li1 alsbalo wieoer gum
Sienlte melDste. @sn fommt oa niht
Der noib- unb ebrsuielte Srei6err bon
Wiin6bauIen in ben Sim. lvie er aui
elmer SDmbe Spionirens balber suerit
IN, 0aun aHf elmer ulloeren wieoer aus
Der belagerten Staot Suriid ms Eager
IloS!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
9ntnor IT. Stemeria1en.

Gin Siir9er, Der barauf aufmerf=
lam mabt, er bel Der S"eiteuerru9 per=
QeIien lei. lit cine ausIteQun0swiiroi9e
Seltenbeit. llno bod bat Dies bic
ltdotiIhe SteuerbebOroe bon Berlin
oieier Sage erlebt, uno o~bsnorein 1T lie
bon benz reoliden Wunne angeoi4tet
pOroen. Sie pOetiibe 3uidriIt al Die
Steuer=S Population lautet: DIT trat
Der flinte Steuermann &e6t piinttlit
nit Dem 3ettel an, 9od iebo muB ib
Sud 9eItehen, Gr ldbt ii0 gang uuO
gar nidt ieben. unb bic Saiion 1T rn-
beitritten Sdon bis gum ufer pOrgs-
idritten; Strads idnelt smpor Der
Silr9erlinu, Sieweil ib sabluugsidbig
bin. Surdoriiden, Serr Der Soft Der.
butte, Sier Elm Dergeliener 3sniits!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
.. u. 81. GentraGsGcrciu.
Sfiice Der GOr. uno Siuans,
Setretlrs.

Sffice Der GOr. uno Sinans=
SetretIrs.
9ln Die Seamten unb Mit0lieoer Der
bsmielben au9siblOlienen Yereinsn:
@ssbrte Mit9lieosr!
Nodmals 9eItatte i'd mir. sic auf
bic Npthluenoi9teit Der Ysihiduna Der
Yeriammlun9 oes Gentral.Sereins III
Wiilwuuise. gDis.. ppm 2l.-25. ois=
les WOnats. aufmertiam AT MAIDEN.
9luf meinen crit Dor eiui9en Saaen
osnielbsn Gesenitano betrehenoen auf=
ruf bin baben cine gang beoeutsnOe Yin.
sahl bon 0ereinen 9emeloet, odb lie
9slegaten abgeorCnst baben; aber nod
INNER bot cine &eibe BON 8ersinen
nod ni9t bsriGtet, b. b. nod uidt be-
i9lollen. Sels9aten lur @eneral=8er=
iammlun9 gu lenoen, uno guar lino
oies niht ausi6lieblih 8ereine bon
e~ntlsaenen Staaten, ionoern ielbit oiele
8ereine aus nabe 9eleaenen Staaten
baben nod nidts bon iib bOren Iaiien.
Mn DieIe ipsnbe ib mid nun nod
sinmal nit Dem @riuden. bod ia 8sr=
trstsr abisuoen Su pOllsn. Die oies.
mali9s 3uiammsnlunit oss Gentrals
Ysrsins lit cine gang beionoers mib-
ti9e. gs lperosn in oeIleu Ysratbun=
gen isbr wi6ti9e 6ra9en CUR @rOrts=
runs tOmmen; gleib3elti9 weroen audi
Der Suno Der S%inslinae uno Der
Seuti4 . ameSltanil&e priedsrpsrsiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
@inlaonng nnO Seitproerat,ul
sur gierten gereral +: @erIammInng bel
bsuti6s1 Omii9 s8atbolii9su StaatSs
Serbonbe5 Don Re,p Scrisp,
abSebaIten III Union Siu,
q. S., nm 8. Sept.

Serbolbe5 Don Ne,u Scrisp,
ab9ebaIten III llniou Dill,
q. s., am 8. Sept.
stn bic bOGp. 8sitlibisit. bic Germ
Sele9atsn. Observation-Disclosures. io-
wie ale 0euti6en GatbOlitsn oes
Stlates:
SIN Namen Der Iammtliden beut.
idcn. tatbOlii6en &srsins prn llnion
Sill. llno sic bicrmit freunoli6t 81
Der ON 5. September. 1898. bier ltatt=
finoenoen Yierten @ensral=Seriamm-
lung oes oeutihen. r0miih-tatbcIii0en
Stuats. Serbanoes bon Mep SerjeD eiil-
9eiaosn.
Union Sill. 1T cine alte aber nod
rc1t oeutite Staot. I'D Die Ginwobner
obne unterlGiso Der GpnIciiion, lib
iton ldnait oarauf freuen. ibye oeut-
iden Mitbriioer rebt bsrslih bs9rii6en
81 ionnen; Oenn iuenn9isih Union 0ill
III Sesug auf ginwobneriabl man3en
Stdoten bon Sem Seriep niht aleih
iommt. 10 ltebt lie bod isiner Staot
ouf SesuQ nno @dfireunoIhait uno
oentiGe Gemiitbli9ieit nod. Sieje
lino bier 81 Sauie.
Union 0il 1T ourd feline 9erbinoun9
nit New yOrt. nit Central. YsnniDl-
pania, Grie. Tela,pare IL 2adawanna
mo Meit SHORE yabnen iebr lsibt su
errei6en.
Sic berrlids Sage Der Stabt. aui
bohen Suliiuosn. Oi1t an Subiom
Gioer. 0eOeniiber Der WeltltHot Neu
OOrt. 1T rs6t ansiebeno. uno bietet hes
Sntsrreiiantsn 10 piel nnb maniaidltig.
oub man es iebsn mus um es ~wiiroissn
81 t0nnen.
Sebbalb auf nod Union Sia! Som.
met Mlle. i6r oeuiiten &atboliten bon
Nsu SerIeD! g8ir wollsn uns 0eaen=
ieitia beariiBen unO tennen lernen, uno
gum Yeiien u%nierer bl. Stride in unIe-
rer WtutterlpraGe uns beratben uno
Ysi6lillle ~faiisu.
Tas Srp9ramm Der @ensral=0er=
iammlung 1T f~ol2enbes:
8 ubr MOr9ens. Yeriammlun9 Der
Der 9sle9oten in Der bl. Samilien
Salle. SsiieriOn pIace.
10 ubr MOr9ens. Sohamt nit
Selt=&ebe in Der 81. Samilicn Stride,
SefcriOn place.
Nah benz Sodamt. @crIammluna
Der Seleaaten in Der bl. Samilisn
9ale.
ubr Nahmitta9s. 8siddfts.Ie
iammlung in Der bl. Samilien Saae.
$50 ubr Nbsnbs. N~uIlteaunu Der
Tereine iiir Die poraoe. NbmarId:
Punit z ubr bon Der 81. 6amilieu
Salle.
Nn6 Der paraos. al0emeine Ser.
larnmlllIa llno 6~abnenpsi9e in Der bl.
Gamilien Salle.
Carl Wciss.
Set Yraiiosnt.
Sran3 Shnsll.
SeIt=S etretlr.
Union Sia. /. @usult. 1898.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
Hi6tt0 oeEnirt.

Was 1T Der unterihieo spifGsn
eincm &at6Oliten uno einsm Slsri.
fallen?
Sin frans6Iihss Siait. bic .Groir
be Norb". ertbeilt oaraui irl1enoe
@ntwOrt: Sin &atbolit 1T Elm G1ai.
bas uilter Den Ghnitten Der S1esre,
Die cs lciner WOlle %beraubsn, aeoulbia.
trauri9 bl0ft. Sin alcritaler III siu
&atbolif. Der ener9ii1 fir ieine biir.
9erliten Msbte cintritt."
Se5balb lisIt mon in Wablberihten
bon oriiben nie bon &atbolitsn, wSbl
absr bon Glsritalsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16

i6eibenbe. ct. Martin ia9t ell Mal: aui
benz lesten G'rlinbe alcr Olu9e iiiiben mir
INNER ole &beolo9ie. Gr lolte iaSen: bic
&eli9ion; baum bate CT Jte1t. 0eltibs
lambs inllereS Glsitb liest i'm reli9 Ell
abb II bes beuti6cu 9iberalismus, III ben,
elenben 3nitanbe Der proteia IL
ttI6en 3errienbeit in benz oas
ourb 9ei3aiiensn Ntan9el on G5riurbt Dor
benz @laubeu uib al 9iebe ST. ben @laubens;
9enOieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
Scr bpd)lp. Satcr SeGcr

bat auf u~nierer GOtalieite cine art
.Stimmun9sartitel fir &%aoIabrer"
an9ebra6t. Serielbe 1T cine Intmort
aui unisre 4nipielunQ in Der Summer
bon perfl. WOGe. g8ir empfeblen llns
iersn 2eIern bic 2ettilre beIlslben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
Neleaate,,

Gin berSlihes gBiltommsn,
JrDblldes WieOerieben.
3eidnet nit 0rulb.
Anton Yidel, SEC.
W ilwautee 8. Nug. 1898.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
Gus Seu meoi3intimen
Gr0ssscu.
GraWtcu.

,Wenn Semano bon Natur cine
YrGbispOIition gum Surhfaa bat, mas
ipirosn sic als oas wirtiamite Dor.
bsu9un9smittel erahten2"
Cine nabIi4ti8e pruiunss GOm'
miiilon."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16
ST. Sndten Dos st. Bonita
ciMssgSunocs boa SSwd.

W.
eimss@mnpcs boa Spwa.
Dor beinabe einem Sabre taate i'm
Ih0nen Sc Mars Der ct. Sonifuclus=
Suno uno Der s,ueite Gatbpliientaa
Sown's. Gs pnren ih6ne Sage, nit
6reuoe oentt man bdran Suriif. IS
luuroe uiel 9ereost, aud mander erbee
benoe geldlub Neiabt. Aber falt
i6eint es, als Oh Der Vuno q C.
It orben III d e, oa man nibts mebr
baoon bort. 9Bo iino Die 0eihliille?
SIN Sanbe perlauen g8Ollsn
es niht bollen. Sob lit ss 3sit, oab
enolib nal pcniQitens Die cine uoer
anoere &eiolutiOn aufaefriibt. reip. III
Die Sbat umsslcBt Wsroe.
Ser pierte in Sc Mars beiprpbsne
uno anaenommene Nntra9 sislte oarHuf
bin, Die beutiaen @emeinoen oes
Staates su Harlem, reip. mebr Al
,centraliiiren" uno in enaere Nerbin=
0uun All hriropu 0HnnHlp MeulpiN0P
bot nnh m,ns ;Sr n;sis mi,,iisnsr
Sic heutSdsu gotho,;ten mnhrsn
Hsrorts ~ mol ,srFirsut mn ;nmit
linn ibrs erSfts ,srinlittert Ser
3mpf nps brtretfpunrn Wutronrs (nnm
goniiacius- Yerein 81 Siour GitO) mar
uno 1T. Die Grdfte 81 eini9e II.
Den in Die + i d ige y abnenS Il
lenten.
On h;e,sm omsss mu,hsr i, ,;eIeu
Gnunt;ss hss Gtontos wirc-g,,SGnsntsu
srnonnt msl6s il, nen siu,slnsn G;s.
meinnen inn 81 prtroususmGu n.
No. srrenusu ,nntsn nm mn hisIe
Mo;5e e;m s;nbs;tliNrs Wornshsn ma.
Iih ~ modsn Sius ;shs nsntSGs
@smeinns inG MA cine GoIouis h.
trohtet merNsn Sic Wrrtrouens.
m6nuer" ,nnsu norr in ;ensr Msmn;nns
omnsbsu. S;s Dahl nor osntidsn
aothnlifsu Ken Wrpis nrs pounss M
WForrihuIr norhnnncn IN. Wnmcn hrs
Wrielfsrs homit mn nirie Sas;ie nr,,
aormsru inn nnfihsu Somo nm IN
Ssn SaI;hsm stootsu ,mnsrGai.
Iiinp Wnnobsn oposben m,rnen mn &,
inn Stoote 9onn nutp qSrnerr;sn fan.
Wuf Grlu6en oes lohip. Serrn Yrd.
iioenten Oes Sunoes bat Der Inter
SelAnete li1 OIL bic einselnen in 81
Wars c%rnannten 0lce=SraIioenten &C.
nanot. I'm Die Mamen Der p@ertrau=
e%nsmGnner" III ben einselnen @emeir=
oen ausflnoi0 81 MAIDEN. Sas Dar
ein nettes Stlid Irbelt; nod METER
lilb aber Die antlporten, psl0e elngs'
Iuufen limb. Sie meilien Serren Idel.
men nidt mebosu mifen, porun e.
llb banoelt; anoere idlften ibren Sat'
resbeltrag elll titr ben Vuno. ob9leid
Der ShaBmeilter oes Sunoes II | Il
mebr IN Nlton ipnoern in j ori
Waoitom tpobllt. Nnosre ianote!
babsn es ni6t Der WtiiDe pert1 oebal.
ten, iiberbaupt al a~ntnortsu. Nuu,
pielei9t mar ss gsraoe 10 gut.
Die Serren Ties-Frditoenten tperoer
nun md elnrlal boFl1lt, aber orln
9eno. erluht, NAL Die Serbanolnnaer
oes 2. aatbolitenta0es wieberourdsu'
ieben. belolIeers Settle s. 8. Is. uEt
oanil al Den ullter5eldnsten 81 ksrit'
s" %p o s .;m M"n'": gu" "a,
",l'H." iis"na 81 Miro'mr"T ". Ci;n%''
Ossr ts;u ,ni%sr i, NV X ;sn "St
MN n,;h nnnr nns mun2h 49, H1"
.s'WrSi T nsr mEna " $4,000
W. ";ra NJ ",eu,
te9l oalo Ole III aus''W' Aslien'e S'F'
aAlsf''ae" 81 'oVAen.
ot;.. m;,.. "a liz. FIX,
G"s 80 wv ~" @
s'a.st Sy S,s
"v "m H'9o. "
w. ~ s.u." s.r.a.
g." ~ mr.s oGu "';p,,
"E'" L% U.m'..aos ~" y
" t"r.., Sr,s ~"
aa~ uun lo'ogs" e~''.to'""a'"' NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16


Sn me6reren 3eitun9en iinb in let.
ter 3eit beredtlGte Gla9en laut 9eipor.
ben, baB mObl GatbOlitentuae aebalter
peroen. aber bon benz Wult bon ye.
i1liiien uno Intrdgen iaumeine
ausgeii brit miro. SOlhe 8la-
gen iplten niht 9ebOrt weroen. Wenr
aber Die anoern Staatss9 eriammlun.
gen es MAIDEN, Die bisbsr bic Dor
Soma. 10 lino oieielben Ieioer niht
obne @runo. Saber lei uniere SO.
iun9: Riot reben uno b G.
dlieBen mDl len mir, o II.
bern enoIi9 bdnoeln!
g j. s. Yrune,
rt.,u Nlton, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-16

Sbiae Yitte 1T ni6t nur an iol6e
@emeinbem 9eri1iet, wp ein Ycrcin
beitebt. Der gum Yunoe 9eb0rt; lie 1T
an ollie 6emeinben getellt.
Oh Elm Terein bort beIteht ooer niht.
Sine ieoe oeutIbe 8emsinbe ioll
ais cine Go!Onie betra1tet iperben."
MUD BON iOlhen gnlieolun9sn, mo
tein oeutIder Yrisiter III, aber bod
Oeutibe &atbOliien iuobnerl. piro orin=
9eno I'm Nustunft gsbeten.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

brooks" And the new reading of Shakes peare appeared next morning.
 A sporting compositor thought Cricket on the Hearth" must be a slip of the pen. He made it Cricket on the Heath" !"
 A writer on angling had the joy of see- ing his sentence, The young salmon are beginning to run" printed, ''The young salmon are beginning to swim," another thoughtful compositor having been at work
 Happier was the transformation of the sentence, Bring me my toga' into, Bring me my togs."
 There Is a less subtle vein of humor in the story of the editor who wrote during an election, "The battle is now opened" The compositor spelled battle with ar o." and the other side said, of course, that they had suspected it from the first.
 It was by a similar mistake that the late Baker Pasha who might fairly be described as a ''battle-scarred veteran,' was called "battle-scared veteran" the libel being by no means purged when the newspaper called the gallant officer a "bottle-scarred veteran"
 Owing to an error in printing the an- nouncement, "A sailor going to sea, his
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

There are, we believe, no less than thirty illustrated editions of Bunyan s great work Of these not one has sur vived as a really vitalized work of art In producing, therefore, the set of il- lustrations which may be seen at the Wunderlich gallery, the three brothers, Louis, George and Frederick Rhead, may indulge in the comforting refiec- tion that they have done something to give a new lease of life to a neglected classic. We say neglected" for in spite of the frequent references to 'The Pilgrims Progress" in contemporary letters we doubt if the book is often read outside the library of the special ist Yet Bunyan is anything but a precious" writer; he is the last man in literature to be abandoned to mere scholars. The whole value of his work springs from its almost rough strength, from it's adaptation of homely mode of speech to the development of pro- foundly imaginative and poetic inspira- tion.
 We have already touched upon the strictly artistic merits of the Rhead drawings. They are striking illustra- tions of what modern hands can do with the lines of the old German en- gravers, employing it with less bril- liant precision, with less distinction
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-06

teaching, but what we cannot understand is the way Mrs. Seawell allows him to go swaggering through the pages of her romance, at an age when his mother S slipper would have proved the best cor rective for his faults.
 Archy is but 15 years of age, and serves as midshipman with Paul Jones, when that famous commander captured the Serapis. The boy, however, has the mis- fortune to be taken a prisoner of war, and is passed on from one English ves- sel to another. until, when the story opens, he is transferred to Admiral Kem- penfelt's charge on board the three-deck- CT Thunderer. The old Admiral receives the boy very kindly and tries to make him realize the fact that he is an Eng fish nobleman. And this is the way the insufferable young prig replies: Sir he said, straightening up his boyish figure, "a prisoner of war Is subject to many temptations to betray his cause; but I did not think that Admiral Kempenfelt would suggest that should turn traitor, and what is harder to bear, should insult my late commander, Commodore Paul Jones, when l am not in a position to resent it"
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 And so the boy, his mouth full of Ian guage which might ftly have been used by the patriot statesmen of the revolu- tion, goes on all through the book. But |. the authoress has the grace to make him repent at the end, for after passing through many thrilling adventures, talk ing part in the defense of Gibraltar, and several sangufnary naval agements, he apologies to his grandfather, Lord Bellingham After I went back to Am erica and experienced your generosity in providing for me, I recalled all your kindness while I was here. and I won dered how you put up with such a pre- sumptuous little beggar as I was.'
 The amende, however, comes rather late in the day, and we fear It's point will be missed by most of the boys who will eagerly devour this exciting narrative. By the by, the authoress, If she intends to write of naval engagements, ought to get nautical coach She might then avoid such blunder as putting bridge, a creation of modern steamship days. on the old three-decker Royal George. "The first lieutenant, who was on the bridge.'' and a few pages further on she puts the Admiral in the same position.
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MISLEADING OUR YOUTH.
THE ROCK OF THE LION-By Molly Elliot Seawell. New York: Harper & Brothers

THE ROCK OF THE LION-By Molly
 Elliot Seawell. New York: Harper &
 Brothers.
 There is plenty of exciting adventure, of the kind boys like, in this volume, but if the author intended it to have an ele- vating or refining influence on our Ameri- can youth, we are afraid her ideals must be rather low. Also. though great lati- tude Is allowed one who writes for boys, her story verges in places so closely on the impossible as to appear ridiculous.
 The hero, Archy Baskerville, who is set up as misleading example for our grow ing sons, is a nobleman of high rank, heir to an English title and lordly manor. Yet because his father, as many other younger sons have done, emigrated to the Colonies, the boy, born in the new coun- try, is supposed to have changed entirely in character, andsin fact, to have lost all trace of inherited breeding. You cannot turn an English gentleman into bump tious prig in one generation. We can understand the boys patriotism for the land of his birth; that is good wholesome
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"GlANT DESPAIR"
From the Drawing by Louis Rhead.

than you will find in Durer, for in-
 stance, but with f1exibility, force, and
 keen sense for the color that can be
 extorted from pure black and white. As interpretations of Bunyan these pie
 lures must take high rank. Their at
 mosphere, to begin with, is that of
 Bunyan's England and Bunyan's inn agination. That is not hybrid atmoS- phere. It is enc simply of tangible
 quaintness, picturesquesness and intan- gible feeling. There is one of these pictures that represents Christian and
 the lions, there is another that shows
 the Pilgrim escaping from hurtling ar
 rows into a thoroughly English house,
 and in both designs the flavor of En-
 gland is in the last degree obvious. Yet in these, as much as in the more fan
 tastic compositions, like that of Giant
 Pope and Pagan, it seems to us that
 the artists have evoked just that
 strange air which belongssto their text. The frankness with which they have
 over and over again put English models and backgrounds into their illustrations | has not resulted in anything banal or prosaic. On the contrary, it only helps to make this a more vivid and more helpful accompaniment to the book. It is an accompaniment, moreover, that is | full of life and movement, again carry
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ume, in which the wealth and resources of Alaska are depicted in glowing terms. Much of the descriptive matter is writ ten from personal observation but the author also deals, in more serious vein, with the political problems which the sudden increase in the value of the terri tory have brought into prominence. He has made a careful study of the inter- national law relating to the Bering Sea seal fisheries and the boundary question. and urges strongly on the Government the necessity of properly surveying and fixing the boundary line, of establishing an efficient territorial administration and of taking active measures to develop the commerce of the country.
 In an eloquent passage the author voices the cry of Alaska: From the mines of silver, gold and coal, from the mighty forests of cedar and pine, from the beautiful furs of seal and otter. from the great fisheries of seal. whale, salmon and cod, from the enormous inexhausti- ble supply of pure ice, comes the one voice, Give us the protection of an inter- ested Government and we will not only support ourselves, but will return to the United States a revenue many times null tiplying the amount of her investment by the purchase of the District of Alas ka.' The value of the book to the stu dent is enhanced by the addition of sta- tistical data and complete bibliography of Alaska,
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HEALTH AND WEALTH.

THE PSYCHOLOGY OF HEALTH AND
 HAPPINESS-By La Forest Potter,
 M. D. Boston: The Philosophical
 Publishing Company.
 PARASITIC WEALTH OR MONEY
 REFORM-By John Brown. Chicago:
 c. Fl. Kerr 6 Co.
 / In the first of these works the author, who deals with his subject from very advanced standpoint, endeavors to show that the road to health and happiness can be discovered only through the pro- per control of our mental faculties. All disease, he urges, is subjective, to be con- trolled by thought power, the highest ex- pression of force which can be exercised by man. To maintain perfect health 1t is necessary to preserve the balance of nature undisturbed, a task somewhat difficult in these modern days of hurry and scurry. The argument Is stated in rather technical and involved language, but the student of strange and little known doctrines, if he takes pains to un- ravel the doctors meaning, will find his reward.
 With equal energy MT. John Brown att tacks another form of social disease, which he styles Parasitic Wealth" He does not mince matters. for when at tacking our present financial methods he
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borders and have adorned the book with a brilliant study of the author himself. They have arranged, as the title page shows, to publish it in Lon don. We hope there will also be an American edition. Certainly no more artistic enterprise than this has ever been carried through In this country. On every count the three brothers have acquitted themselves in way that speaks at once for their artistic powers and their understanding of their au- thor, and their achievement should not lack cordial recognition