Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-28

| est place in the worlds history The
life which Mr. Headlam has given us
| of this great man is an admirable one.
II is comprehensive IN its scope and
yet sufficiently fun in it's detail to give
| us clear conception of the obstacles
! which were met ana overcome in the
| long period Of years during which the
/ iron hand Of the great German Chan
/ cellor moulded the policies and Ill
! rectcd the affairs Of that nation. II is
/ in fact difficult to see how a better life
/ Of Bismarck could have possibly BEEN
given us in a volume Of less than five
! hundred pages. The work is illus
trated by a number Of half-tune repro
auctions Of photographs. ongravings.
and paintings of great historic value
! It's typographical makeup is Of the
high order Of excellence characteristic
Of the books issued by g. +. Putnam's
Sons, which means that nothing
known of the printers art has been
overlooked or neglected. The book is
certainly one that merits ana should
receive a large sale.
"Hercdity and Human Progress" by
w. Duncan McKim, NJ. ID, Ph. d..
\ New York: G. r. Putnam's Sens: price
500
! No one could possibly b. better fitted
to deal with this important subject
! than the author who combines Il
knowledge Of medicine with the at
tainments of the philosopher. Or. Nc
| Kim believes that although tie most
highly developed Of al animals, man
is least in harmony with his environ
Z mentE, ana falls the furthc st short uf
his abilities. This unfortunate condi-
tion he believes is not natural lcces-
Sity but the result Of our Interference
10 an unwisc degree with the ordinary
! course Of nature, 4 peEal,y for the
misuse Of our intelligence. There can
De no Wcll-briuG for an organism he
4 declares, but through its nice adapta-
ticn to it's environment" Dr McKim
does not believe that we nave reached
tho truly logical and essential solution
Of the social problem in our dealings
with ccnvicts ana criminals. by undue
fostering Of the weak He declares
that not only are the strong injured
but We encourage the weak to he per-
pctuated in their postcrity. He a.
clares the Ishilosophic assumption that
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progress Of the higher civilization
IT. believes that satisfactory solu-
ton 10 the great problem OF crime stu
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furnishing tha criminal than An eri-
deillfo can ne stopped ny CURING the
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IL \ Mere Man. with numerous illus
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