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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-23
PRZEGLAD
POLITYKI MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, 23go czerWca.

SnlCdSO, ZSSO SZSI wa.
w przededniu wybor0w do ME
mieckiego pa,IAmentu, ktore, jak
wiemy telegramow, skonczy}y
sic znacznem zwycieztwem Pola-
k6w, tax pisai lwowski "Prze-
glad" o stosunkach w Poznah-
skiem:
Zakonczyl sic W w. Ks. Po-
znahskiem pierwszy, najglow-
niejszy najdrazliwszy okres ak
cyl agitacyi przedwyborczej. I
chwila mianowania przez zebra
ME delegatow powiatowych kan
dydat6w ma poslow W poszcze-
golnych okregach wyborczych u
stale walka wewnetrzna, milkna
wzajemne rekryminacye Gale
spoleczenstwo wyteza solidarnie.
wszyStkie swe silly, ably w dniu
stanowczym zapewnic swemu
kandydatowi jak najwieksza licz-
be glos6w. Rozbrzmiewajace w
ubieglych kilku tygodniach tax
czesto gloSno hasia: 'ludowiec"
ugodowiec' znikaja dyskusyi
publicznej, a walka odtad toczy
sic wylacznie pomiedzy Polakiem
a Niemcem. TAX bylo, z jednym
jedynym wyjatkiem, dotychczas
zawsze, tax bedzie teraz.
o secesyi, o rozdwojeniu W 10
ME polskiego spoIeczehstwa w.
rs. Poznahskiego ME moze bye
mowy. w przededniu decyduja-
cego zebrania delegat6w powia-
towych zapowiedzia3 g}6wny or
gan obozu umiarkowanego Dzlen-
nix Poznahski, re uchyli czola
przed decyzya, jaka zapadnie ma
tenn zebraniu i popierac bedzie u
stanowionych przez centralny
komitet wyborczy kandydatow
bez wzgledu na ich przekonania
polityczne Wprawdzie pisma lu-
DOVE grozi}y secesya ma wypa-
dek odrzucenia ich zyczen "a
dan, grozba ia jednak utracila
wszelkie znaczenie W obec zwy-
ciestwa, odniesionego przez
stronnictwo ludowe.
To zwycieztwo wyglada zresz-
ia dose dziwnie i przyznac trze-
ba, ze wymagania 'ludowc0w"
Poznanskich ME So wyg6rowane.
Aby przekonaG sic o tenn, wy
starczy przytoczy6 nazwiska kan
dydatow, wybranych ma ostat-
MEM zebraniu delegatow powia-
towych. Wybrano wiec ks. Ra-
dziwiIla, hr. Mielzynskiego, pp.:
Mycielskiego, Skarzyhskiego,
Grabskiego, G}ebockiego, Gar
lihskiego, dra Jazdzewskiego, dra
Chlapowskiego, dra Krzymih-
skiego Chrzanowskiego. Wsr6d
jedenastu tych kandydat6w jest
jeden tylko, kt6rego nazwisko
ME f guruj W "Zlo-
tel k 81 E d ze szla hty
Polskiej'', ME ma ami jednego,
ktoryby pochodzil rzeczywiscle Z
ludu. w nowym wiec parlamen-
Gle niemieckim reprezentowac
bedzle W razie zwycieztwa wszy-
stkich wyzej wymienionych kan
dydat6w ludnosc polska w. KS,
Poznanskiego szesciu wielkich
wiasciciell ziemskich i pieciu
przedstawcieli wyzszych zawo-
dow naukowych. swiecq zaS W
tel reprezentacyi zupelnq nieobe-
cnoscia: robotnik, CHOP re
mieSlnik, czyli tie wiasnie war
stwy, W kt6rych, podlug teoryi
iudowej, skupia sic dzisiaj GAIA
sila spoleczehstwa poznahskiego.
Zwyciestwo wiec poznanskiego
obozu ludowego jest w gruncle
rzeczy nadzwyczaj skromne / O.
granicza sic ma obaleniu handy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-23
Onyika.

= Przedstaw sobie pani, dzisiejszej
nocy W nieobecnosci mego meza wlazi
ziodziej do mas przez okno.
u pani sic ME zlekla?
= Gdziez tam, W ciemnosci sadzi-
lam, Ii to maE moi z winta dopiero
powraca / daiam mu boiesns naucz-
ks...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-23
TELEGRAMY,

Rzym, 1890 czerwca. = Wczo-
raj odbyl sic konsystorz papiezki,
ktory budzil tenn wiecej zaintere-
sowania, re w ostatnich czasach
niepokojace wiesci stanie zdro-
via Ojca S-tego kazaly przypu-
szczac, IL ceremonie konsysto-
rem polaczone zbyt dla Niego
beda utrudniajace Ma szczescie
obawy wszelkie byly plonne. o.
ciec S-ty pojawil sic w ciezkim
stroju przepisanym: wprawdzie
dostrzezono, re rysy twarzy o.
strzej troche sic zarysowywaiy i
rece drza}y, ale CLOS Papieza byl
wyrazny, choc moze mniej silny,
niz dawniej. o lie moznoSci skro-
como sesya W hall honsystorza w
Watykanie, dokad Kardynalowie
przybyli pol godziny pred przy-
byciem Papieza w otoczeniu Kar-
dynal6w, ktory, przyjawszy hold
mu z}ozony, odm6wil modlitwe,
poczem mianowal nowych Kar-
! dynalow. Zamianowani zostali:
Mgr. Fischer, arcyb. Kolonii;
mgr. Taliani, nuncyusz papiezki
w Wiedniu; mgr. Cavecchionl,
sekretarz kongregacyi koncyli-
ow; mgr Ajuti, nuncyusz papiez-
XII w Lizbonie; mgr. Nocella, Sc
kretarz delegacyi konsystoryal-
nej; mgr. Karschthaler, Arcybi-
skup w Salzburgu, Najprzew. ks.
Hero y Espinosa, Arcybiskup
Walencyi.
Nadto Papiez przeni6sl Kard.
Serafina Vanutelli biskupstwa
we Frascati ma biskupstwo Santa
Rafina, ktore wyzsza ma range,
Kardynaia Satollego Z biskup-
stwa tytularneego Santa Maria,
Ara Coeli, do biskupstwa Frascati
pod Rzymem, kt6re jest rezyden-
eva letnia rzymskiej arystokra-
cyl. Oprocz tego Papiez oznajmii
O zamianowaniu kilku Arcybi-
skup6w, kt6rzy juz brewe otrzy-
mali, i zamianowai Kard. Agliar-
di, bylego prefekta ekonomii Sw.
Propagandy, wicekanclerzem w
Chiesa della Volpe.
Nastepnie przeniesiono Papieza
do sail tronowej, gdzie, W otocze-
niu Kardynal6w dworu papiez-
kiego, 'przyjal hold nowych Arcy-
bskupow i Biskupow, ktorzy u
caiowali lego stope.
Nowomianowani Kardyna}o-
! vie Fischer, Cavecchioni i Nocel-
la, kt6rzy So w Rzymie, otrzyma-
ia kapelusz kardynalski ne kon-
systorzu publicznym, kt6ry Cd
bedzie sic We czwartek. Inn Kar-
dynalowie otrzymajq urzedowa
wiadomost SVEN zanianowa-
niu przez delegowanych w tym
celu czlonkow gwardyi papiez-
kiej.
Papiez w kr6tkiej przemowie
w kohcu vital Kardynal6w po-
wiedzial, re chcialby movie tylko
o przyjemnych rzeczach, ale ME
stety do pocieszajacych wyda-
rzeh przylaczaja sic takze przy-
kre wypadki. Objawy wiernoSci
ku Stolicy Apostolskiej okazyi
jublleusz6w by4y Mu przyjemne;
SERGE lego jednakowoz zasmuci-
ly wiadomoSci o przesladowa-
mach KoScio4a (Francya).
Geneva, 1890 czerwca, - Krol
serbski Piotr l wczoraj wieczo-
rem pred godzina 9 wyjechal do
Bialogrodu. Tlum ludzi wznosil
okrzyki, krol zawolal W odpo-
wiedzi: MECH zyje >Szwajca-
ryap
Biafogrod, 23go czeerwca. -
Mianowania pewnych oficerow,
dokonane w Genewie, mocno ME
podobaly sic W Bialogrodzie.
Poiurzedowo og}aszaja tu, re
pu}k. Misticz, ktory zostal "a
mianowany komendantem woj-
skowym Bialogrodu, ME jest tym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-23

w LAoAoS AOu@iS ~ JNSO oSSNSA
wykonali zamachy. Dodaje, re
ME bylo mowy zadaniu abby
kacyi Alexandra, re przeciwnie,
Alexander gotow byl abdykowac,
ale wtargnieto do palacu W celu
mordowania mordowano. =
Dw6r brytyjski zarzadzil dwuty-
godniowa zalobe powodu smier-
CT Alexandra. - Pare gazet bia-
logrodzkich zaczelo jawnie ganic
przygotowania do przyjecia kr6-
la Piotra dowodza, re mieszkah-
cy powinni raczej przywdziac "a
lobe po krolu Alexandra, kt6ry
stall sic ofiara politycznych intryg
i zmiennosci uczuc ludu.
Paryz, 23go czerwca. : Do
"Rappel" donosza z Budapesztu,
re niedawno zaledwie udaremnio-
no zamach dynamitowy ma palac
wielkiego wezyra W Konstanty-
nopolu. Wielki wezyr !otrzymy-
wal podobno liczne iisty pogro-
zkami; zarzadzil rome areszto-
wanna, a w skutek tego zamierza-
no wysadzit W powietrze jego
palac, ale dose wczesnie plan od-
kryto udaremniono.
Manila, 23go czerwca. = Zno~
WI pojawiaja sic oskarzenia, re
po zajeciu gmachow publicznych
w Manili w roku 1898, zostaly o.
ne spladrowane przez amerykah-
skich oficer6w zapewne znowu
sledztwo zostanie wytoczone.
Tutejsze wladze niedawno poszu-
kiwaly pewnych obrazow naleza-
cych do muzeum miejskiego, kt6-
re gdzies znikly. Okazalo sic, re
wzial je pod opieke pewien urze-
dnik krajowy, ktory oswiadczyl,
re amerykahski jakiS officer szta-
bowy zabral i te obrazy rome
srebrne naczynia.
Waszyngton, 23go czerwca. -
Grand jury wniosla formalne O.
skarzenia 0 sprzysie5enie majace
ma celu oszuka6 Rad zwiazkowy
przeciw nastepujacym oSobom
wplatanym W znane skandale po-
cztowc: August w. Machen, Dill
Ter B. Croft, Samuel A. Croft,
George E. Lorenz Martha ].
Lorenz. Wykroczenia ich przeWi-
dziane So W paragrafie $40 sta
tutow, kara naznaczona jest do
sunny $4,000 do dwoch lat
wiezienia. Skoro ukohczy sic Sic
dztwo, poczmistrz generalny zlo-
zy rapport prezydentowi Roose-
veltowi, kt6ry zamierza je ogfo-
sic re swojemi uwagami.
Muncie, Ind, 1890 czerwca. -
Okazuje sic teraz, re Perry S.
Heath, byly pierwszy asystent
pocztmistrza generalnego, ktore-
go nazwisko talk czesto wspomi-
nano W zwiazku ze skandalami
pocztowymi, zapisal by1 swemu
bratankowi Edward Heath posia-
dlo$ci wartosci $4,000, a inne po-
siadlosci rome akcye bratu
swemu John Heath. Czes6 tych
zapisow nastapiia W czasie, kiedy
C. F. w. Neeley, przyjaciel Hea-
tina Muncie, zostal aresztowany
z poWodu pocztoWych oszustW
ma Kubie.
San Francisco, CAL, 1890 czer-
wca. w pre- ci q =
gu tygodnia ma bye u
kohczony amerykahski telegraf
podmorski pacyficzny. CONNER
cial Cable CO.., kt6ra podjela sic
tego wielkiego dziela, oznajmi&a,
lie linia pomiedzy San Francisco
,'Mnila zoStanie otwarts 4 lip
ca: zdaje sic jednakowol, re ma
stapi to PREDICT. Okret kablowy
Colonia dostal sic do Midway i
nastapilo polaczenie miedzy GU
am a Midway. Zaraz potem paro-
''wiec kablowy Anglia uda1 sic
stamtad do Honolulu odlegiego o
116o mil w tych dniach tam
przybedzie, dokonujac ostatecz-
nego polaczenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-23

w prowincyf Kwangsi W Chi
mach 100000 ludzi cierpi giod i odda-
3e sic juz ludozerstwu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-23
Wzywa pomocy sadu.

Firma Fay Sholes Company
wzywa pomocy sadu wyzszego.
Rozporzadza ona kapitalem
$4,000 zatrudnia we fabryce
pm. I22 Rees str. 200 ludzi. Pre-
zes zarzadu ME zgodzil sic ma "a
dania uni, azeby wydalic nieu-
nionist6 wi pozostawit wybor ro-
botnik6w uznaniu zarzadu uni,
skutkiem czego $50 jego ludzi
porzucilo prace, obstawia jego
fabryke pikietami, ktore dopusz-
czaja sic gwaltow odclagaja
chetnych do dalszej piracy. Kom-
pania ME moze W tych warun-
kach zatrudniae robotnikow wy
koiczaG obstalunkow. Uprasza
przeto sad wyzszy interwen-
eye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-23

dawcow uchodzic "a bezstron-
nych. Darrow dazyl nadto do wy
wolania strajku W skiadach firm
wyzej wymienionych, gdy tym-
czasem stosunek miedzy zarza-
dami tych firm robotnikami jesr
bardzo dobry. Podwyzszono ro-
botnikom place So oni ze swego
losu zadowoleni, ME majac maj
mniejszej sklonnoSci do strajko-
wanna.
Pan Darrow tlomaczy sic, jak
moze, a tymczasem Ralph Eas-
ley, prezes National Civic Fede-
ration" przedlozyl obu stronom
liste kandydatow, z ktorych je-
den zostanie niewatpliwie super
arbitrem.
Agent uni piekarzy no. 3 zapc-
wnial wczoraj, re strajk w ka-
wiarniach Kohlsaata trwac be-
die tax dlugo, dopoki Kohlsaat
ME zgodzi sic zatrudniac przy-
najmniej ma czas kr6tki wszyst-
kich dawniej zatrudnianych kel-
nerow, ktorym rozchodzi sic O.
becnie to, azeby ME sadzono, re
skutkiem jakiego nieuczciwego
postepowania miejsca potracili.
Postepowi rabusie.
Tstnieje obecnie W Chicago
banda postepowych rabusiow,
ktorzy przy swoich operacyach
posluguja sic samochodami.
Przed pustka stojace domy, kto-
rych k Or zy prze-
bywaja ma letnich mieszka-
mach ,zaj ajezdzaja samochodem e.
legancko ubrani mezczyzni, do
staja sic do wnetrza, wyszukuja
tam najkosztowniejsze pred
mioty, znosza je do wehikulu -
znikaja, imponujac przecho-
dniom swa szybka jazda. E. B.
Grossman pm. 37I4 Grand boul.
oplakuje strate sreber stolowych
wartosci 800 dolarow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05
Books and Their Makers.

The worst fate that can befall a book
Is for 1t to be received With Indifference,
Strong hooks, like strong people, have
their advocates and their critics The
fact that they attract SUFFICIENT attention
10 produce discussion as to their pur
pose, their characterization and localiza-
ticn. removes them al once from the
Jewel of commonplace, and endows them
with individuality.
Judged by this rule, DR. Thomas Nelson
Pages "Gordon Keith" should be indi-
yldual indeed The Bookman for July
notice Of DR., Pages latest effort though
the writer of the, review, who is Herman
Knickerbooker Niele, deplores the fact
that the Doctor In II has turned his
back on Dixie. dialect and darkes."
After citing the faults which appear
IN an attempt at general practice, as
opposed to speciality" in fiction, involving
IN this especial instance an "overcrowded
stage. cleared through an alarming death
rate, DR., Pages critic observes by way
Of compensation MIR, Pages episodes are
always entertaining, sometimes exciting,
and thrilling more than once His style
Is ever finished and agreeable. His sem
timent is never mawkish, and his drama,
II at times a tribe melo,. IL always
wholesome
Or, PAGES hero, Gordon Keith" has
| been variously called by Northern and
| Southern reviewers "a pr!g" and an Inn
| possible sort of a fellow, This is the
| Bookman's estimate Of him; 1T Is with
the career of Keith, the younger, that the
| story deals. And the reader will find
| him an attractive fellow--manly honest.
| chiyalrous and hot blooded lie becomes
| By turns a civil engineer. a schoolmaster.
| the driver OF mountain stage coach
and financIer. ali phases which siren
| uous young American having his way 70
| make might well pass through. ana bis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it Is in
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
Is the safest and most efficient dlsinfec'
tant and purifier In nature, but few real
lie It's value when taken into the human
system for the sac cleansing purpose.
Charcoal Is remedy that the more
you take of It. the better; II Is not q
drug at all, but simply absorbs the gases
and impurities always present in the
stomach and intestines, and carries them
out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or afte. eating onions
and other odorous vegetables
Charcoal ettectually clears and improves
the complexion, IL whtens the teeth and
further acts as a natural and emlnently
safe cathartic,
II absorbs the Injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels It
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal In one form
or another; but probably the best char
coal and the most Tor the money Is In
Stuarts Absorbent Lozenges; they are
composed of the finest powdered Willow
charcoal and other harmless antiseptics
in tablet form. or rather in ne form OF
large pleasant tasting lozenges. the char
coal being mixed with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges win
soon tell in much improved condition
of the general health, better complexion,
sweeter breath and purer blood. and the
beauty OF it is that no possible harm can
result from their continued use, but on
the contrary. great benefit.
A Buffalo physician, in speaking of the
benefits of charcoal says: II advise
stuarts Absorbent Lozenges to all pa
TENTS suffering from gas in the stomach
and bowels. apd 1t clears the complexion
and purihes the breath. mouth and
throat ! also believe the liver is great
~ benefited by the daily use of them
they cost but twenty-five cents a boz
at drug stores. and although in som,
sense a patent preparation. yet bellev'
I. get more and better charcoal I'm Stu
arts Absorbent Lozenges than in any O.
iha, ordinary charcoal tablets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05
Hin The ChaIIen ger

fBy George Il. Welt, Norfolk, ya,)
Like knight of old with snow Whl'e
crest
on prancing steed with lance. at rest
He seeks with knightly. courtlY ways
The tourney-Neld Of modern Gays.
And his the joy that warriors know
When first they meet worthy zoe.
His steed--a ship that does not lag,
His banner-grand old Englands nag
Ills lance--a towering mast IN stays,
His "ladye loveE-a silver vase,
And thus he comes DER seas eSpanse
10 'lift' that "chalice OF romance
The Ocean Lists which hold this most
Priced gem, lie off Columbia's coast,
a "tilt yard Of The sea ablaze
With glorious deeds of other days,
The vase he finds In WORTHY keeping
And round It's shrine no Rnlght IS sieep-
ing,
Rcliancel Shamrock! Hail, and Hail!
White sisters OF the snowy SAL,
Trim rivals Of knightly fray
FOR trophy OF two nations play;
The trophy Which forever must pe
."Bluo Ribbon" Of the bounding sea.
Icnvoi-
And when IN retrogpections aisle
In after years We rest awhile,
Wen see those two-thropsh memfys
Ilistss-
Light lances. OF the Ocean Lists
Wen hall the gem of memory store
Their tilt off fair Columbia 4. shore;
In friendship sunset sea We u diPs
Our liaS. 10 knight and Emerald en'p'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05
Salem People.

Especial to the Times-pispatch.>
SALEM. VA, July 4,---ALiss Gussie
Bowles and her friend. Miss Sarah Grit
fin. of Bedford City. have gone for a
visit of several weeks to relatives In
Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Bessie Galloway has returned from
visiting friends at points In North Caro-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. .. Mauney, of Kings
Mountain N. c., are here visiting Mrs.
Malney's mother Mrs. v. V. Frantz, on
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Allemong will leave
in several DAYS for New York city from
whence they will sail for Liverpool BY
the American Line. They VIII spend the
summer making tour through Con-
tnental Europe
lem now pastor of st. Marks Lutheran
Church, Washington, d. q, has been,a p-
pointed secretary of the Board Of ltdu-
cation for the Maryland Synod, AT the
recent meeting Of the G eneratl Syhnn e,m u
Der OF the General synod Board for the
Home of the Aged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05

TOO many. The book though not great
one, Is by no means little. And II
I'VE miss the old plantations.
The friends and the relations,
we have at least to thank It's author Tor
a worthwhile story"
It seems appropriate as finish to note
that there is nothing truer under the sun
In this year of grace than that "a pro-
rhet Is not without honor save In his
own country Opposed to this TACT is
the conservative estimate of the BOOK
man-and the Bookman Is excellent au-
tEority.
The readers Of recent extraordinary
work in fiction will perhaps be Interested
to know that pigs in Clover" by FRANK
Danby,'' is the work of woman who in
private life is known as Mrs. julia Fran
kau. Her husband belongs to the wealthy
business class of London, she Is pronl-
nent in all artistic circles and IS the
mistress Of a lovely home in Charges
Street. Mayfair. Her literary productions
previous to pigs in Clover We're entitled
CDR. Phillips legally suppressed be-
cause the original of the man supposed
to have figured in its pages was we'll
known London physician. and "A Babe
In Bohemia" which was brought out
only in England.
The Bulwer Centenary mas revived the
personalities Of Lord and Lady Lytton
in picture and print as we'll as Mat of
the late Earl of Lytton, who as owen
Meredith" was famous Englishman of
letters. AS long as the English language
survives such books as My Novel.
What Will He Do With IT." The Cax-
tons" and THE Last Days of Ponpeii'
must contribute to render Bulwers an
lliversaries famous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05
MISS ELLEN GLASGOW.

ton carved him out career leading to
political success Such a clash of ars-
tocratic and democratic elements as she
describes could nowhere be better found
than in Williamsburg.
This work was recognized, not only In
this country, but in England, it being
fayorably noticed and received by several
London critics,
Miss Glasgow seems to have been go
ing on from strength TO strength for
her latest work. THE Battle Ground,
has raised her reputation even to high
er point than its predecessors. THE Out
look says of IL.
"a more charming picture Of Virginia
appeared, 1t is wholesome, cheerful and
forceful.'
Commenting upon Bette; the heroine,
the critic Of the New York Times, calls
acquaintance he has lately made in flc-
ion" He goes on. to say:
But even ignoring the love story, one
finds The Battle Ground full of inter
est and illumination, generous halt OF
its pages portrays society In Yirgina
during the decade preceding 1861. The
plantation as most Characteristic. and
has painted with skilfu and rapid touch,
It's simple stateliness. us almost fendal
chivary It's ,bonndless hospitality its
grand responsibility.
III was a society not given TO intro
spection, or to problems IT was high
minded. honorable ana happy. as lew
others have been IT'S feet serenely planted
upon It's firm, faith in It's superiority to
any other goclety on earth, faith which
carrying its coreolary of nohlesSe
oblige' went far towards it's own fulfill
| ing /"
3Thls vanished social life blooms again
| upon the pages of The Battle Ground,
with a wonderful glow and fragrance.
| Miss Glasgow ranks with Mr.. Page as
| painter and interpreter OF the old South.
| that South too sure Of itself to con
| descend 10 explain itself"
| ! have quoted at Length from the New
/ York Times because the critic shows such
| 9 true and discriminating insight with
/ the spirit and life OF old Virginia. What
| phrases could more Justly express It's
| characteristics than "Blmple stafeipess,'
| almost feuda chivally" and bound
| less hospitality" Again / must admit
| that II Is true bill" what he gnyS
about the serene. self-satisfaction old Yfr-
pinia had In believing their soclcty gupe-
| Tior TO any other on earth. and VIII
Demonstrate the fact that | came OF this
! same old virginia stock by saying they
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ihs De1a By hep 1psa9a Viva ANNA
unusual phrasing called forth criticism;
ana latest work, Hearts Courageous"
Miss Rves seems to have made distinct
advance and to have gained not only
precis ton of the public. The scene Is
laid in Virginia, during the Revolutionary
era, and she introduces Washington, JEFF
an anp he ga hsr O. eye
Her story opens in the Tidewater counties
Of Virginia and in Williamsburg and she
gives us a brilliant picture Of the courtly.
dashing planters horse racing, fox X, hunt ant;
ing. dicing and dancing In the old Raleigh
Tavern, but it was a dance over volcano
and there are glimpses Of the sterner
terior of these planters. Her characters
play their parts with passionate intensity.
and as critic says of the book, .'it con-
be the birthrght of the Riveses."
It has certainly taken Its place among
the leading books Of the hour, attracting
widespread attention and commanding
large sales.
Amongst the female novelists OF the
South Miss Fisher Of Maryland. takes
rank as a very popular and prolific one.
She, writes under the nom de plume of
Christine Reid. The following is a list OF
her works.
"A Summer Idyl.. "a Daughter Of Bo-
ventures in Mountain Byways, After
Many Days" "a Gentle Belle" "Roslyns
Fortune" Miss Churchill "A Comedy
o. Elopement." The Land of the Sum-"
Ayilmer' "a southern her novel; morton o.u ~
House." mabel Lee" "Ebb-Tide," "Nl-
mas Atonement" and other stories, "a
Heart Of Steel" "a Question of Honor"
Hearts and Hands"
The last named. believe, is the gem Of
her works.
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