The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-01-11

s!nal ne really had The adventures hex chron.s
caaaot r aEe bis he
claim for when he died those who Ind
zone. out 70 amestown with him said be
zn iaL paseness, taziness, pride. and false
mood; that9he never sent any one into d
danger he was not ready to share: that no
was stfietly honest In all his lings, and
snaI, ne loved actions more than words: and
ne was hOnored and mourned by ALI
80 The writer: nal ess the claim that even the
future existence of this country l1aDended7
upon " Captain Smith: s.,rhe personnel Of.
failure would have seemed to modern
ana "a nprejudiced eye foregone conclu-5
sion, except that they had, most, happily.
sVeGSsn ag 9 9he svns almost
that which he had once undertaken. Il
vas V,as without question upon the person
the jamestown colony depended: and mon an
the. survival OF the Jamestown colony de-
apended :, the existence of the future United
The book is Illustrated with maps, Dor.
traits, etc. -
KIDS OF MANY COLORS.
BoSian and iRs Morgan S15 SFae ehleaee
Jameson Higgins Co 80
This is a charming book for children,
p 1ts printed and artistically illus,
Iull OF information valuable to children
OF larger growth. The procession ION the
TUE page Is led by a diminutive Afro
american attired In cake-Walk style. 90
AL our little boys and girls
wonder how tWOuld be
II they lived In other lands,
sS Across some distant sea; E
g. and over there, in ey'ry land,
a Inc children say: ''Oh, dearr
How do the children look and
p1ay around the world from here?',
And as we 4beckons eastward and
Call them from the west
And shout: ..Hello! come over. Our
playground is the bestr' s5s@
45 Ihe little northern children come
Skating on their skis;
Up troop the merry youngsters from
Southern lands and seas; 355...s
s Inc KIDS OF many cOlOrS. hair
Straight and kinked and curled. 1.
Are just the little people that s.
;S4 Make the little world. r
:, me little folks travel through China,
scandinavia, Arabia, Holland, Hawaii. Mex:
ieo, Japan, South Africa, sLapland, India.
sRussia,s Egypt, Spain, Greece, Turkey and
and other quaint. and curious acountries
their traditions. their conditions. their eos,
tunes and customs. - - ~ q -, -
Kids OF Many Colors is library Of knowI
cage for the little folks.
i THE MASTERS OF 5ORATORY. & j.
Among the Great Masters Of Ora tory.
By Walter. RowIands. illustrated with 81
tra;tt na Of celebrated
ma, Estes & Co. ~ 80. - ~ -
This is one of the handsome gift books
OF the season. It describes important
scenes in the lives of famous speakers,
and contains examples of their most elo.
q qt4 t.. ntterances. It is a book to inter
est students Of history ad to stir the
or more of orators represented in these
pages are Demosthenes. Cicero, st. John
Chrysostom, Savonarola. Luther, John
M Mnqx, Bossuet, Burke: Patrick Henry,
worthy feature of the book is found in
thlrty-two reproductions of famous paint
lngs relating to orators. To bring togeth-
er SUCH collection of pictures in single
volume must have required the trained in
s1astic art collector. The book is bound
III white and gold. .~.1a.z- =
-" ESTHER MATHER
Esther tMather; By Mrs. Emma Louise
Press. s-E -" - 49, -
:, Esther Mather is real American novel.
lt is modern in tone, and written from the
point OF view of one familiar with New
no tien ways and 7! the life Of travel and Guilt
tul background Of New England home,
ana the diverting variety of flight to Cali
fornia and the East Esther, herself, is
rare woman. She is artistic, beautiful ana
true She is also very sensitive, tolerant
and forgiving: Her Imagination is seeking
constantly her ideal of a domestic happi-
ness which,, while perfect in it's way, may,
ing to develop, or at least live, without
a. sense of cramping. Mrs: Orcutt's por-
travail of Esther's character, and her delin-
eatlon OF the other characters and scenes
slght and feeling. to which the authors
New Englandism, which is not too an
parent adds touch of serenity and sta