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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
: TOLD IN A LINE.

Mrs. John HestOn is quite sick.
Doc. Phillips left Saturday night for
ConcOrdis, Kan.
Dick Auer went to PhiIlipsburg Sat
Urday night for a visit.
W. II. Stone shipped a carload Of
cattle from Brewster to st. Joe Tues
day.
H. H. Floyd purchased the Bray
house through Wilson Brothers this
week.
Attorney Asher b. Wilson is spend
ing a couple of weeks in eastern Kan
sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure moved
into a suite Of rooms in the Leonard
brick Monday.
il. Warmer sold his residence
property to William TrOOSt this week;
consideration 81 200.
The ladies Of the Round Table club
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2-30,
March 4, with Mrs. George Buck.
E. L. Phipps, of Jaqus, has purchased
fine fOur-year-Old Norman stallion.
He weighs 1000 pounds and viii be
shipped here soon.
". D. BEEN left Tuesday night for
CORTLAND, Kan, to close the real
estate deal made with j. 7. Butler by
himself and his father.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild viii
serve the first Of a series Of Lenten
teas at the home Of Mrs. B. +. Brown
next Wednesday afternoon.
Fred Patton, manager Of the Chica-
go Lumber cOmpsny's yard at Oberlin,
Kan, was in the city Tuesday and at
tended the dance at the opera house
in the evening.
A A. Conner, a piano agent Of Con-
cOrdia, Kan, this week sold three
Smith i Barnes pianos to Fred Dsw-
son, c. Q. Young and W L. White
Miss Edna Townsend has been
slightly indispCSed with a cold, and
has been absent from her post as book
keeper in Millissck's store for about q
week.
Mrs. Mallory, sister-in-laW OF Prof.
Mallory, was in GOOdland Friday and
Miss Edith Mallory, her daughter, re-
turned with her mother TO Esbon,
Kan, Friday night.
N. D. Cuthbertson returned from
Wichita, Kan, Sunday morning, where
he went as q delegate to the mason
&c grand lodge Fred Dawson WRs also
delegate, but on account OF the death
OF mrs. walker returned from Norton
and after the funeral went to Wichita
arriving there in time for the last day
session
Mrs Anna Rawlins Hill secured a
divorce from her husband on the
ground Of dessrtion, IN a Chicago
court, in just four minutes last Satur-
day. She took the stand in Judge
ClihOrd's court at four minutes to u
and as the clock struck the noon hour
she secured the decree.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
Ru1etom.

Mrs. Harper is on the sick list.
Al. Taper and Earl Rung we're
out from GOodlsnd the first of the
week.
The sale at J. P. COOns' last Wednes-
day was we'll attended.
Mr. HOag, from Cheyenne county,
was down TO RuletOn Monday after a
load Of coal.
Jim Corkill, from near Rhine, sold
q load Of wheat to the grain dealer at
RuletOn Monday.
The dance at Jim Coons' last Satur-
day night was well attended. The music
was made By John CuIlins, Phil
Woke and Webb VanWinkle.
Charlie Aim has gone to Oklahoma
to look for a location.
d. Long is feeding his lambs With
a bottle.
Did YOU ever see 50 much snow in
sll your life?
All the girls are wondering which
one Of hem will get to use that table
George Heer bought at the sale the
other day.
Elmer Grouse has given up going 70
Canada and will 90 TO work In the ma
chine shops at GOOdland.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

A dwelling for sale cheap. Enquire
Of 7. P. Leonard.
Buy your coal of Wheatley az SCOTS
old stand.
We are agent for Smith Bros. Loan
and Trust Co. THOS. P. LEONARD.
LennOx, Canon City and hard coal at
the Scott yard. II. F. Wheatley.
h. F. Wheatley keeps all kinds of
coal at SCOTS old stand
If you wish to rent or buy Nebraska
Loan and Trust company lands see
Thos. P. Leonard.
Parties wishing to purchase or lease
lands in any part of the county
please call on g. l. Calvert.
Wishing to reduce my herd Of cattle,
viii sell until further notice, beef By
the quarter at cents per pound.-C.
Z. Swsrts, Star Meat Market.
Wilson Brothers have farms for sale
or rent in all parts Of Sherman, Thorn
as, Cheyenne and Logan counties.
Wilson Brothers have the cheapest
farms for sale IN Sherm an county. See
them when you wish to buy or lease.
DR.. Rathbun, the dentist, will be IN
his Office again Monday, Tuesday sn6
Wednesday Of next week Don't forget
the date and place.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
COLONEL LYNCH NOT GUILTY OF
TREASON

Colonel Lynch is the son of an Irish
exile from British oppression. He was
unfortunately born in Australia, q part
Of the detached dominion Of Great Brit
ain. He never was at any time, in any
capacity, IN the service OF Great Britain.
His conception and birth was a protest
against her; he owed her no allegiance;
he never assumed VOW or any manner
of obligation, or by pledge Of fidelity
ever committed himself to the British
government or its crown or its retinue;
but in his divinely inspired love for hu-
mainly, liberty and justice inherent to
his Celtic blood he enrolled himself be-
meath the sanctified banner Of liberty Of
Dom Paul Kruger, and his brave and
chivalrous republican warriors, for lib
erty and humanity, TO defend their re-
public Of the TransvaaI in South Africa.
He swore allegiance to Dom Paul Krug-
er and his republic renOuncing alleg-
lance to all other powers, potentates, au-
thorities and governments thereby be
coming citizen subject to the Trans
Yaal republic of Paul Kruger, which
was at least de facto government, rec
Ognized and dealt with as such by some
governments and should have been by
all, more especially the United States
republic of North America, and it was
treated with as a de facto government
by Great Britain and in the treaty of
surrender and subsection was so recog-
nized. Then why, how or when was
Colonel Lynch a legal subject of Great
Britain even by implication? Does be-
ing born in a stable make one a horse?
If so what would the Great Nazarine be?
If by the most expansive stretch of Brit
ish barbarity with the pOwerless in dis
playing its cOwardly nature of wreaking
its vengeance on the weak and helpless
az a iendish terror to cringing syco
plants, it could justify its constituencies
design upon the heroic life of the fear.
less Colonel Lynch by holding him to be
a constructive subject by reason of his
birth on the dominion soil Of Australia
then by the same reasoning however de
testable and revolving even to the meth
DDS of uncivilized warfare they should
arraIgn and decree to death all leaders
including Dom Paul Kruger, of the BOel
republic, none should escape the glory
of an English halter if Colonel Lynch Is
held as traitor, and is to be inundated
or punished for high treason to a gov
eminent that be never was under AM
moral, social or legal obligation to.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
DR.. R B. Harvey, resident dentist.


VI uIdrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robinson are on
the sick list Mr.. Robinson with old
army trouble; Mrs. Robinson with in
fiamatory rheumatism. Both are some
what better.
William Gilbert and family start to
Nebraska this week to make their fu-
ture home, much TO the regret Of their
neighbOrs, who wish them success IN
their new home.
Emery Alderman killed a fine beef
Monday This makes about a dozen
II beeyes Emery has killed this winter
! in the business
Albert and Byron Lister have rent
ed their fathers land and taken his
/ cattle on shares.
T. S. Mcdaniel visited at the F. NJ.
| KOOntz ranch last week.
Charley Kunz is still baching and
/ living in hopes of a happy future
Joe williams commenced moving his
| buildings to his farm near Edison this
week.
William Peters is getting to be quite
a stock buyer. He was in our neigh
| bOrhoOd recently buying hogs. He
| purchased some stock hogs Of ID. Rob
AuSUus UOLA N4NDdulEA HuA DAuCc LAoL-
| er.
Kyle Mann purchased quite bunch
| of calves of VIM. Gilbert last week
I The cattle business Is all right and we
/ like to see the young men making the
venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Artman visited at
| the KOOntz ranch Tuesday.
Walt Wilson was out to GOOdland
/ Monday doing some trading.
| Uncle Emmett Lister and wife are
| expected back in a couple Of weeks.
| There was an old fashioned surprise
/ dinner ar the home Of Uncle Bruce
/ Lister Tuesday in honor of Uucle
1 Bruce aud his good wife. 1t looked
/ like everybody was coming for awhile
/ and it did them good to see their old
! Deighbors come to see them and all on
Il the same day, too. And Uncle Bruce
/ aud Aunt Betty enjoyed their pres
| ence. At noon two tables were put in
position aud we'll laden with good
/ things that the many matrOns had pre-
/ pared for the occasion Sixty-ssven per
/ sons were filled and there we're several
\ baskets Of fragments left 1t will be a
Il time long to be remembered by them
\ as they leave in a few days for Marion
\ county where they expect to spend the
\ summer for the Improvement Of Uncle
/ Br1ce's health. They are old residents
J Of LlsnOs township and the neigbbOrs
/ regret to see them leave.
Dr.. r B. Harvey, resident dentist.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
LII Protectton in Germany.

From the Kansas City World.
just what Germany is trying to do to
the United States it hard to determine.
Expressions of sincere friendship are
frequent and fulsOme.
But fair words butter no parsnips so
look at the figures.
The new duty on grain amounts to
about 100 per cent. That means that
Uncle Sam will send none of his good
hard wheat to Germany.
Then why not export -four?
Because the duty on flour has been
raised to s4.O6 per barrel, and that ends
the -four business.
The duty on horses has been raised
from s4.76 per head to from 81 to $50
per head and similar increases have been
made on shoes, lumber, machinery and
railway materials.
OF course the United states will make
a mighty protest. All along the line
there will be howl and delegations Of
business men will try to induce congress
to pluck few feathers from the tail of
6uo O6EMdu eagle.
The moral side of it is different. This
is a high protection country. We have
fattened our infant industries and made
milliOnaires by the score by dong just
what Germany is trying to do today
Politicians have told the people that it
was and is good for them; that prosper
ity can be best obtained by barring out
competition. This is a good thing
or it isn't a good thing. 1t is a
truth or lie. The United States has
made it a fact and a policy for years
and can consistently find little fault if
Germany attempts to legislste pros
perity at the expense of the outside
world, for if Germany doesn't do it for
the Germans who will?
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27

Brakeman Musick has rssizn ned and
4, II for pastures new.
Fireman Roy Rice has moved his
family TO RosWsn, Colo.
Engineer Pack and family viii leave
for Pennsylvania IN about a week
Fred Vitlas, the veil known yard
man at the depot has gone to Nebraska
on a visit.
Mschinist c. r. Harworth, Of CoIora-
do City, arrived here Tuesday and viii
20 to work in the shops
WI Doerfier, a boiler maker from
Chicago, arrived In GOOdland Tuesday,
He was sent here from headquarters
Jim Woods has quit his job at the
railroad and viii enter the employ Of
the Pullman company as painter IN
their car shops at Denver
Machinist George ThesseIl, who was
working in the shops here was sent &c
Phillipsburg recently TO do work IN
the round house there.
c. Watson, Of Ashland, Colo, left
Tuesday night for Bethany, No. He
took With him q car load Of horses
which be viii sell at that place.
Engineer Henry Yantis, Who had his
collar hone broken and his hip bruised
by fall from his engine IN the round
house, February g, Is getting along
nicely
Engine 1879 is in the shop for repair
| There are three other engines IN the
shop for general overhaul, and have
| been in for some time. Work in the
shop and round house Is piled up
P. COler and William Snyder, black
smiths helpers, have gone to firing
| Charley Woodruff and 5. F. Inning
are IN their places as blacksmith
helpers.
The machinists, boiler makers and
| blacksmiths, on the Colorado South
ern are on a strike Six Colorado
men arrived here Tuesday Men are
| being sent here also from Chicago and
other points on the Rock Island
4 new double duplex pressure pump
I will be installed soon in the shops. IL
/ viii do the injecting for the stationary
I boilers, furnish pressure for washing
out the engines and flushing boilers
and will be used for putting out fire:
when needed
A machinist from Denver came
to GOOdlsnd recently TO 60 e
work. he was put at a job IN the
round house and went to work at one
/ o'clock and quit at three. He SAID
she'd be damned if be would WORK
where a man needed a rubber coat and
an umbrella"
Engine 1905, from the Illinois divis
ion came in on the local from Phillips
burg Tuesday. She was sent back OF
No. - the same day and brought il
| No. II Wednesday on time In spite o
the storm. Engineer Mcclellan haC
her in charge and reports her work a
'iue as silk" She is one Of the mes
| engines.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
rFirst published February 1s.I

ALIAS CONTEST NOTICING. 4. So
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior, United States
IL Land Office. Colby. Kan February s. 1903.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
in this ONCE by Olive L Thomas. Contestant.
against homestead entry No. H. rs. made March
:, 1871. for southwest quarter section y. town
ship south, range - west. b. AlTa Z French.
cCutestee. in which IL l. aIleEed that be g. vel
acquainted with the tract Of land eubracad in
said entry and knows the present condition Of
the same also that the said Alva =. French has
wholly abandoned said tract and chaurad his
residence therefrums that said Ava z French
has never built upon said land OF mace any I'M
provemeuts whatever ~ any time OF caused
same 70 Be- made thereon and each and every
failure exists az this date. December -. 12lZ e
and thai said alleged absence from the said
land vas not due 70 has enploymeut IN the
army, navy CT marine corps Of the United
States. q private soldier. officer. seaman or
marine during time Of var Sald parties are
hereby notified TO appear, respond and ofer
evidence touching said allegation a. 40 O'Clock
a. m on April & 1903. before the register and
receiver az the United States land once IN
Colby Kan The said Contestant having. in =
proper aftidaEit. fled February s. 1913. st forth
facts which show that after due diligence per
suual service Of TINS notice cannot Be made 10 IS
hereby ordered and directed that such notice Be-
given b due and proper pnhlication-
". z WARD. Register.
q. C.. ETA.s. Receiver.
e. L CALTEET, Attoney for Plai1tif.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
DR.. R. B. Harvey, resident dentist.


MuldrOW.
E B. Alderman bought two loads Of
corn in Brewster Saturday.
J. r RUberson made business trip
to Brewster Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Psyson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. DilliDger
Thursday.
Last Tuesday a large number Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Listers neighbOrs
called and gave them farewell party.
Mr.. Gilbert and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gilbert left for Fillmore
county, Nebraska, over the Rock
Island They shipped one car of house
hold goods and machinery and two
car loads Of cattle from Brewster.
A brother Of Mrs. Roy FreeIand,
from Michigan, is visiting with her at
present.
Mrs. David Robinson has been laid
up with rheumatism the past two
weeks.
Miss Ellen FennO, of Brewster, will
teach the remainder Of the term Of the
Pleasant Home school
I'D. Becker bntchered a beef last
week and was peddling it out in this
neighbOrhoOd.
Mrs. Mann recently bought Il head
Of calves Of Mr.. Gilbert.
The term Of school in the Butler
district came to a close last week.
Kyle Mann, c. E. Payson, J. G. Jack
son, John Johson and J. A. Harvey
sold cattle to Will Stone at Brewster
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. OrNeal visited al
David RObinsOn's Friday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
First published January 80
DTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that be
i viii. on the 18th dayo February. 1903. make
an application TO the probate court Of Sherman
county. Kansas. TO purchase the followinE de-
Ecribed school land. situated in the organized
county of Sherman. Kansas. VIZ. The
northeast quarter. northwest quarter southwest
quarter. southeast quarter. Of the soutlea 81
quarter OF section Is, township s, range A. he
names the following persons 70 prove his settle
meur. continuous residence and improvement
viz Charles Harper. residence Rule5un, Kan
sas. and All Roth. residence Ruleton. kansas.
Done at Goodlsnd. County Of Sherman. Kan
sas, this 18th day Of January. 1903.
J. DAWSON. Petitioner
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
II Unwem.

Try bottle Of Herbine, notice the
improvement speedily affected in your
appetite, energy, strength and viRor.
Watch how it brightens the spirits,
gives freedom from Indigestion and de-
bility.
Isaac Story, Ava, Mo-, writes, Sep
TENDER 10, 1900: II was in bad health,
I had stomach trouble for y months,
also dumb chills. DR.. J. ". Morey
prescribed Herbine, it cured ne in two
weeks. 1 cannot recommend it too
highly It via do al gOu claim for Il. -
Sold By Arsnsbsrg & Cullen.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
FROM OVER THE COUNTY.
smoky

smoky
?. J. Hsrtzlsr has a smile ~ his face
as big as the side Of bara since -hat
boy arrived at his place
A J. Hartzler aud J. r Eich r ara
fixing their we'll machine this week
They are going to put down q we'll for
J. R. Eicher, as one OF his wells gave
out this week
Some Of the young folks had their
pictures taken Sunday.
The two LauRhlin families were Wis
iting at NJ l. Chandlsr's Sunday
Mr.. Van Dong is expecting to have q
we'll put down this week. Willirm VOg-
an, Of Edison, viii do the work for him
Roy and Guy Smith walked to Sun
day school and led their wheels
through the mud Sunday.
A. r King is expecting 70 leave FOL
LinsbOrg, Kan, in few days where be
he IS going 20 school
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
TFirst published January O.I
OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that be
IL viii. on the 18th day Of February. 1905, ma ze
an application 20 the probate court Of sherman
county. Kansas. 20 purchase the following de-
scribe school land. situated IN the organized
county Of Sherman. kansas, VIZ The northeast
quarter northwest quarter. southwest quarter.
southeast quarter. OF the southwest quarter Of
section l6. township ., range IL be names the
following persons 70 prove his settlement. con
tInuous residence. and improvement VIZ +.
Charles Harper, residence Ruleton- Kansas. and
Charley Aln. residence Ruleton. kansas
Done at Goodland. County Of sherman,
Kansas. this 18th day Of January, Iq3-
LIZZIE BUrLEE. Petitioner.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
DR.. R B. Harvey, resident dentist.


Henry d. Baldwin, superintendent
city water works, Shullsburg, Wis,
writes: 4 have tried many kinds Of
linimeut, but have never received
much benefit until / used Ballard
Snow Liuiment for rheumatism and
pains. think il the best liniment on
earth" DC, SOC and 81 90 at Arensberg
& Cullen's.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27

We have Just received our big spring
invoice of ladies' muslin underwear
To all the ladies are extended special
invitations to call and see this line.
Q. NJ. MILLIsACK.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
IFfrEt published Esbruary q. Z
EHrRrFFsE SAFE


II y the district court Of the Thirfy-fu11rth
Il Judicial district. sitting In and Cor TIE com
y Of sherman 90 the state q Kansas. JOIN 81.
kline, plaintiff. Hgrcelius Winter and
Magic Winters, husband and wife. J. n Efl-
patrick and - kfipatrick his wife the
Board Of County Commissionsrs Of Ehsruan
county hausas- and John Doe. real name M
known uets1dants- b. virtue Of an order 81
sale issued % ne Ont Of said district cogrt iu
5le s3oFe entltlsd action VII. On Mec1es-
day the 1st day q April a. D. 1913 az o'zinck
p m q said day, a. TIE east front door q she
court holse, IN the city q Goodlz1d. in the
coEntT o. sherman In the STATE Of Eanszs- oEIef
et public sale AID sell 70 the highest ard best
9i1oers Tor cash IN hand. all the tolloUinE
ue-crine1 real estate. to-EIf- The ucr-neczt
quarter lAE5zl 81 section' tEenty-one I'D. IN
toHnst1p nine 81. south Of ranEe forty tflI.
west Of the Sixth principal meridian. lFf-lr and
sItuate IN TIE county Of Sherman in the STATE e
Kansas The above descrIoed real estate Is
taken a. the property Of said defs1dants and 81
directed b. said order o. sale 70 Be sod and
VII Be sold without aDpraiseDent. % satizfF
said order q sale.
GEoEGE n BEADLEr
Sheriff Of Sherman County. Kauszs.
HOTT AEDEEHs. Attorney.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27
FFirlt Dublishsd Fsbruar5 81

TFirst published Fsbruarys.I
NOTICE.
IN Wednesdsy. March II. 1919. at one osrlo-ir
~ > n VII sell &C public sale az the schocI
house Of district No. -. nov diaorrarfref 10
c1sed On TIE northeast quarter Of Eectiur "a
township 10. range -. the folloEfuz reecrilrs1
property belonging 70 said district Echori
nouser l1zz.E1. oct1uillin7s- sixtes1 DIX tx
be1chess one teachers desk and chair. o1e de
t1nuarTs one chart, one vel rope. ven casfrr-.
= z KID, County Superintendsut.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-02-27

Dr.. R. B. Harvey, resident dentist.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-07

throw into bold relief every object that
fire fighters may want to see when i'm
active service. Lights of this char
acter. IL present plans 90 into opera.
ton. are likely to he installed among
the equipment of the Chicago fire de-
partmcnt on wagons especially
equipped for the purpose. Fire Mar
shall Musham and City Electrician FL.
licott now have scarchlight of 10000
candle power. which they have tested
on the fircboat Illinois. Should the
test demonstrate the value Of the light
in eases of fires. wagon will he
mounted with one for use anywhere In
the city. particularly downtown. by
its use the men will bc able to direct
their forces effectively and seq into
dark alleys and courts where they now
have to groin hclplcssly.
The big light Is supplied with power
from new steam turbine engine. said
to he the first to he applied to any
commercial use in Chicago. The tur.
binc is expected to realize 40 per cent
of the power stored up In the fuel.
With the light. the whole equipment
weighs 600 pounds.
The rays pouring from 80 conccn.
tratcd source of light would dazzl,
the eye. and to meet this objection n
shield has been devised which will con.
fine the CLEAN. as far as possible. to a
point. Pilots In the lake and on tile
river are particularly to he protected
from the danger Of binding.
When turned on building. the light
IL expected to stream through the win.
dows and FIJI the house with light prac
tically as strong ~ the rays of the sun
The effectiveness Of such II device. IN
the saving Of life and minimizing the
danger to fircmcn. il the main object
Of Introducing the light.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-02-07
THE OUTLOOK.

The Outlook Company, which IL n
comparative newcomer In the book
publishing field, has maintained n high
standard OF excellence In the ten books
II has published during the year. In
outward appearance. ana MI the dc.
tails of Typography. paper. prcsswOrk,
binding ana general design, they are
distinctly artistic and pleasing. The
list includes "Parnbles of Life" by
Hamilton Wright Mabie: II special linz
tied edition Of Edward Everett Halc's
grrat story, "The Nun without II
Country" published on his elghtietll
birthday; "Seen by the Spectator" &c.
lrctiOns from the papers published In
the Outlook for many years under the
title. "The SPECTATOR" Folk Tales of
Napoleon" translated from the Illus.
sian md the French by George Ken
nnn: "'rhe Philippines" containing n
paper by Governor Taft on civil Gov
eminent In the Philippines" ana II
character sketch Of Judge Taft by
President Roosevelt; "'rhe Ascent of