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oe5 0en 1S0t RortS: 'Ntat opSagc'
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brifant @uoas' Nabrifer peO aaitet
tpt uoenior adI6ors. SlOen babe
Sa aqere0e 9oOt lat, % I 2ebet al
Ntattcn ueSbrrnote 9pgninacn ian
gobt iom iuloitPuoig. Zen iuSeboIot
MaifinoGrfiteo, @iortleri, Gegueitue
% aontorer. : 9pgningen beifiPi'
tiueoeS ca. 100 ar6eioere, bporai
StGriteocIen bill fan Nrbei6e paa Sir
moct3 5abrif / ~g(al6org.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

Tposialb. Observation-Disclosures
inhe SdIegel er aigaoet peo Gsoen
en- sIoer al 50 Gar. Suu blep | 1910
iorlopet meo Ssren aierfegaaro, Der
eiter ct Mars 6orIsb brsS 6oriooel'
ION
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Sporrfeoc Garnie,

aibrGuct g0uitoU 9auo liant StouldUo for
Ipmmcr' o. %sO, 6uquina til IaUe griier o.
rinisIlgc &tliGaT. 8soite Sort YermuIOioro;
~beba8sliNt al,mat gpoe RarItoer; bsoiie
SlaaS &drO: Qobs &eis; gamIe os upe
Ss'ttemeuter; aUOe Sioler % airier; en-
MCHa0e rGtre ritertSe Snoiiser o. Glpe.
SirIo eitcr EeltrlutIie al &auoet % pOr flo.
ite @ooiiiebslrite A.
The LAND CO.
EIMnERIANn. WIS.
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TifaIos. 7cn Eeere "a '

StIIaI1s. - zen heNfc 90 ?
q b.egcoe &rteit1l0 I Com nj "a. Or
8.gue'be GauHlu Sen r-rr 400 for-, d.
a1H u'tsn 0eiie. M grarcqu Ta eitsrVqt
20 nor C".G9a HorC g o., re = a. 400
Stda0. Ylu ten SisIa ? iogrcmis To-yrg'
nj dsirgl. hat"' 0rar'd ia be- ls suoe
Notel. Ueo 5teeT a "9Cccrah Eoiteu"s
8oU'or EIi ivllc bet hsIs tiltrJ sLsr of
iplae 8,irtHlu zen o. uois,c z dloea. Slrro
eIlcr benucgo Sem I'll 1obL Sinlpi0n. sc.
torah Soma. 3la4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

9pSsfalS. Soguepreit til araaers
og 8ropit / 9amle 8ropiti, Soen &u'
oolf @unheriou, or efter nogen SioS
Spgeliabeo afgaaet peo Isben, go
Idr eonmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
st @ootfiob.

A%A-A Seure 6arm tnoeboISer 1850
kITsGAxn ACrss. alt Habit. hueE Fco
MnfEtISA. fau onries. Ter er 90
NCres l &in'eTbueoe. 10
NcreS er iHoiadet ulso 8lgper % 5tmothp.
uolei mere CT opourtei. HciteH oqGtet reo
GgeiloS %. Sdsie!bruit. Bet er nsset
'ruatbur' o. riat Sare ipr 9ldis o. 9ote.
ter. alpCer % Iimotbp. Yer er lutad 6uie.
Oct er beItlgeHoe Ct tnft isttiet itauoiuapiit
ettlcmeut. en- Viii ira Standardization %
l1RoraaUtit RirIs o. 20 Nil ira q. gaut.
9ette otl bltue ct nyeact bpageltst SlsuL
ErtisU er $t6 Or. We're. Seq pil Gipe COB
lto III al bctole ior Del. Seiooslie fan
'aacs raariumhelii.
%trlO I'll GIerer: le9 bar tugeu asenter.
Sohn e. aolSbun,
1I6 II. 3hiro ct. Il. SanI. IiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

ltSSanSrinaen ira @robranosba.
len bill ogiaa inar bIi itor, ifrioer en-
4orreionoent. glerebe nh refer noe.
item bnglig itsrre eILer min0re 6lotfe
fra De forifiellige Spgoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

Nprges itsritr Stcnbro er BEN npe
Ssernbonebrp peo Heitbun. ifriuer
"0eitIanbsp." Zen er al biiggen
Stcn % bar eff Sp9nSpiobe al IS
Meter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
apmmishpn fpr Hibe. Nlir

ApUINIlsNUH ipl Wtut. 0Nf''tlASNN
for ofientIiae arbeioer bar neoiat en-
aommiSIiou til Sperpcielie al, hotlte
SoranItaltuinger, Der "reminiscences
fat maatte funre trGiieS Ill Sp'
bi9lpning al Rtbe Sps aImiuoeIigc
sfonomiife 6orbolb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Zen fuIfe @Oracrmcitrr

Ten iiuifc Soracrmcitrr SalIou.
bIao, Ser iomt beficuot bIcp inrpiit til
@pcu Gintfn | Set iuorc al R~usIuuo,
hnr iooct NuIeoniup Ill at rsunc og
rpboloer fig Tor Ii0cu | 5todbolm.
SuIloubIo0 mcb TlmiIic rcIicr mart
iii ct uoCulonOif Sauntorlum cIcr
- boiS hans &cIbreo tIldOCr set -,
III Nmrrifn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
0urSrus Weutralitct. Meaem Ror.

oe, Sperige cg Sanmorf iorti9ttes
if6Iae "Morgenblaoet" 8orbanolin'
gerne anguoenOe en- feaes Neutralt'
tet8erflGring. Snoinart 5orbaro'
Iingerne er oflntteoe, oil efter 8orlp-
Oenoe Sc itunoinnpiife 9onbe afgtpe
en- officiel @rfIpring ON abiolut Reu'
traIitct. 5 2igbeo meO, booo Der
ullereoe err fleet / Ganmarf, Oil Der /
Norgc bEtpe foreilaaet en- Sop, Der
fnitiGtter Strai for SpertrGbeGie al
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Gn iuenif ssiOn? &c IanoiIpQtioc

VH 'Dcnf $olon &c Iano'pAtt0e
Sinner, iOm opbolOcr Jig / Stnd'
boIm, paditaur at bope pPret @ien.
itouo for Soioncri. Svcuife @luoe
me00elcr III, al Scr bIouoI 5piouer.
ne bar pGret en- '0erif IolOrmbcoS.
mono, ser for I'm @iuiqbcO moOtog
fem Surorcoc RubIcr on Mfanucocn.
San bar oieblitfcIta ionet flu glNfco
al Solnop5nct$ Gicucitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
SprmurusS.

J~prmornBo. Urn dUe NVIV u1
3anmarf meIoes ON Wangel pao
Sormpore. 5roo5 gieutnguc Iuer'
teriuaer Ipffcs oct life at ian Sorme'
Gre til oe IcOiae Ylaoie. Stiitamt'
monoen / Ribe Sttit bar uoiolt. al
"Reaieriuacn M maa tage iig al oen'
ne for 9eioIfntugen iaa pi9ti9c
Saa".
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GienbumsbauSel. Sol Sfoq / Glib

Gienbumshanoel. Sol Sfog / Gio'
ifogeu err al Gnfefrr Suloa Siortb,
6ru SeIeuc Gfbofi 6oritfanotoot
Better Soneborg. SrugSeier Omar
&aneborg, Sngenisr Sronb Sane
borg og 2stttott @ubers Sanebor9
ioIgt til bereS We6eier, Sngcrter
Gbrtition Sonebor9 for en- &~iebeiunt
al 10000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Scnrif Sbicn fpIote Sen

Scnrif Sbieu fplote Sen 20be
Wort5 tit 76Oe Mar. Gn 9loomanb,
iom beisate BAN, fortGler, at Sbien
for Gioeu befinoer zig f~orbolospiS
bel, og at bon / BET belle ta9et bar baot
set nofiao tilfrebSitiQenbe / belle Bin.
ter. "SSgrun0en Teller Der mig intet
for Si6er," iagoe Iiaterer. Seq
moo bare pPre foritetig, og min
2Gae, Or. Bun, tiger. at Wart8
MonneS meO fit omififtenoe alimo
fan oGre farIi9 for mia. Seq bar
Iiot p~nuifelig for at gaa, men ioa.
fnort 2lrften bliper milbere, ifol icg
prsoe pao at ipdoiere noe. Seq faar
Sop iii at coboIoe mig / 7romirg.
parfen, ser Iifer leg mia iao go6t."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
&nr mob Snnnninc, Zen lis.

Snr mob SanSpinc, SEQ iiSite
Sa9manoSting / SnmmerieIt be6ono.
leoeS Der ifelge "Gromss" en- Soa
moo Soban Inoerien 6or3 ira Sam.
merfeIt. s 9tdi Monneo ifjor aif iii.
talte inc paa 8nnmerieit airfeanorb
iam1nen meo en- an0en 8erion. iou
baooe Sonopine, og iom ban ifulSp
furere. SiItoIte far ct Stnffe al et
Sr9fors, bette Bette / ire Stpffer GA
gap ben Spge, iom 6ereftcr it1f Sc
IRE 6ltIer ino poa San6eu for nt ioa
gloo paa Ben. Gereiter 1tof SiltoIte
5IiIerne reb / 8oroen. oq ga Sc oif
no ira 9irfegnnrOen piftet Ran ire
8anae meb 9ommeterflp6et. Sm
Nanbeu blep riff iuien, neh life
"~torSfop". melr "9oftorer" fif FOR
SuGrPrf s GaaeS @un6 oq 9rsS GA
40 Rroner at betolc til Stntsfosien.
Sn9en oeo, bDem BEN Sgae par.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

SsoSfnlo. 9orgrrmeiter GDbe /
Bergen er pIloieIig nigaaet oeo Do
ben. Weoeu5 nan io0 poo lit 8on'
for, rammeoes ban al ct SIogtiIf9l'
&c, iom booSe 9eoen tiIisIge. So
han RicoIai gpoe bar foot 1S47 %
bleu iaoleoes fun 81 2lor aarmeI.
6bp. Statiorsmeiter peo Belt.
borerre Somuet gIuguit Sfrpot az.
elf 20oe Wdrts pe6 0soen poa Tsre.
brtfSbaIo efter at bore ranrnet af ct
SlagtilfGIoe un6er 8uSstiqneitcn /
SmmanueISfirfen. afoeSe, ser bIep
70 9(or gGrumel, bar 6eit iibite giell.
Icoen0e Of 0igtereu Conrad Spads
Seifcuoe o. par fier0t / pibe areSie
for lin 0eltageIic / Snorrmisiionsor.
beioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
Sibrlcu / 0orae. 9sor POO slor II.

Sibelcn | HOrge. 5or 200 aar II.
oeu foiteoe en- 9tbel / 3orgc affltrat
iaa meget iom Ell Seit, f~ortaIte gi-
flop Bang / ct 6orebrag fornuIia.
Den belle 9ibel bar Ell iielSen o. foit.
bar Sare. 9eitrGbeIierre for at fun.
ne ipreoe gibelen nroatte in6ifrpnfe
Jig til nm at ifaffe bper airfe oq
bOer Brett ct GrempIar. 800 9tar
efter Reformrtionen bIep set ferite
Rpteitameute trpft / Norue i 1919 oa
Sen hele 9ibel iorit / 1854. gfu fon
bel trpgt iiges at 8tbelen err / boert
Stem Den biainite og melt u6breSte
BOG pda Soroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
so slnr.

so gar. sSbp. SoaneprGit / Res
/ Salinsoal Sens Gabl fplote oen
22oe Marts so Iar. Gen aanle
S9oersmano. iom er h~oiiobeube I
ariitiania. er iremoeles raft % rsrig
% / iulo ganosfrdft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
SncifreS nnSer Sptta. 5

SHtIItD HHOc ApFta. Ur0 Nors
pit meloes Den 17oe WartS: Sterft
Snefalo bar ri baot / &c iioite Guge
meo b~oafsl9enOe NiIopeir. Sette bar
tmor8eS foroariaget ct iterre Sne.
ifreb unoer Sstto mellem Gpboif %
Strem$neS. Snneformano 9orqer.
len bIeO fremgrooet, uoen at baue lot
iprOerlt8 Sfooe. 9anepoQter SunI.
rDg blep funbet bso / Ell JieloifiPriug
UNDER itore Snemosier. 70 Mon6,
iom fulgte meo Sfreoet / en- 2pnaSe
az 200 Wteter, Hap beIffinoet fra set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
apinbelie. Saaisrerc.

Apinoeligc SdaTsrerc. Zen nne
9op ON apinoers abgan9 iii at blipe
Sugiererc traaote frat SEN 22oe
Marts. SSuItitsoeparfenentc bar an
toriieret iom Saaisrer Trf. cono.
iur. Glne Gem. for Siben onint hos
Sfifteioroaltereu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

IL Glse / Ell SlOf blep forlcoen
feet pna Ell al Spnigaaroene / 8ier'
pen. Sra 8aar0enS Sun iaaeS oppe
/ aaaia poa ben anben SIDE al Sos
iilmelpen s @lgsopr, ifriper Sfiens'
blaSet "8aroen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
SpraeitaS Sapcl.

iii obennGonte al Statsraab @unnar
&nubien ifirrfebe 9apel er iisl9e
"8renmar" mart iprbis, og ltocoer
8aoren pil NltritenSmuriugen funne
tage lin 9egpnoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

9ranseoalS Susneielifab bar al.
ifeoieet geitpreren, opiagt 9etienin-
gen og beiluttet. at 6orretningen itol
ufpifles. Repiiion pnosnnr iremoe'
IpS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
sunfnrier i seresn. Carl siiaofis

Observation-Disclosures 9. q.
GrGaes aoIonialforretntna % ..
aonyab S~acobiens asinrOuceiorret'
ming bar ouerleoeret fine Soer til
Notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

"Sct s~iterSalifr SunS" inSiamles
Der | eisie Gage I'll otter SnSbnoeIie
al en- R9ffe nnieebe siterSafffe 9ab.
ne. 3et ifaI barre ct SGrfono unoer
Ronfen- soRSet meb Spsnpe i~oririns.
pis az aupenoes III 5remme al ale
Slaas oioerifobeliae llnSerisdeIier
o., grbei0er al Snteresie for Sfpa.
oriften. gctpoelige 6aper er ale.
reoe inSfonine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
SsSsfalS. @. n. @erelien. fbr

SsSsfalS. q. u. @creIien. fbp.
Sognepreit j Spbal, err afaaaet pes
3eoen 76 4nr qammeT.
Gorhp. Gampifi65isrer !. e.
8araIbien Stien. er digaaet pes 81.
Den. 20 Iar DAMNED. San fsrte |
mango @(nr "6oeiS" baa Ror6iis.
Gru Sbea RicoIanien. isSt
Wener, er ofganet peS reSen unSer
ct Spholo'i Srdpnni. Sicilien. Com
Ben qiGitirie, eIifoprSiae gertinSr
pad set oofre 8oSs Sfauaum 8aorS
/ Gifer bill 5ru 9icolapen mhtSes
Of manqe ioapd t 9pgSer Seritoe
iom | SoneoitaSen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05

90 gnr. On al @ereens Pl0itc
9orgere, g0paro gun. Ole 9uGS
gror. ieireoe ben t9Oe WartS fin so
oorige GeSieIsoag. Tiltroos for i'm
uiPopnnliqe bsie @locr er @oparo
gltIl frembeleS Ell rdif % rsriq
Wano, oa in9en, iom ier FAM pan
hans Oagliae Spaoicrtlire | gDcn,
iful0c flinite tiltro bnm, at han nit
for enognitticroc @onQ trpoer ino /
ct mt Mar. @ooarO @ua err ct le.
pen0e Stnffe 9crqenShiitorie. San
bar fllgt 9penS llooifling | en- flor
Gel al ct belt 4o~rbun6reoe oq ole.
reoc peo Wi6ten al Set iunSne 9far.
b~unoreoe BAR han ATTN meb / gpenS
a~anSeIiae 2ip. "a hans bersmtc
9rober Ole @uG / 1851 itifteoe Ger.
gems rationale Sccuc, blep goparo
Bull S6eutret8 &dpclmeter, hoa0
ban pe0blep at oprc, til Theatret oaa
8run6 AZ Sioerne6 llqlrit off iu0 |
9~ernnOeIien az 60sAorcne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-05
WurSct pna @rrsuif.

o~rifSitoS meloeS tSSe Mart5: Geo
Sigipret igoar ponbiite 3annp So.
b%onneien UNDER uitonieIig Sommcr
og 8runo, bporIebeS bun fsrit bapbc
hGtgt lin A Ior QomIc Ssn / ct
Soug oppe pna 2oftct % oerpoo SEN
lille @ut paa 16 Woaneoer. "a Sc
bar os0e. bapbe bun tnQet oa Iq9t
Sem iammen neo / @nrneooQncr.
Rouet 6orber ongoocn0e @erelfor.
fnlifningerne bar set cu0nu life or.
ret miiligt at ofhoIoe pon 8runS al
&onens oprsrte Sino$tilitano. 9eSs
bGrre pil oct niItnof oiie zig, at oiSic
Talifuerier baaoe err ilcre emo De ire
fsr nrpnte, oa at Torbolbet err mere
fompIiceret ems ira ierit al antoget.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-04

The Musical Guide, published by Mcclure.
Phillips & Co, and edited by that remark
ably versatile writer. Rupert Hughes, has
just been brought out in two volumes. This
new guide is one that will prove immensely
beneficial to every musician and student of
music. The object of the work is to pre-
sent in a condensed and convenient form
all OF the essential facts that may be re-
CURED 10 aid the person who adopts music
as a profession. AS Mr.. Hughes says in
his preface. to fit the book for the on-pro-
fessional mind has been no easy task, but
II has been the chief effort, and an intro
duction into the mysteries of music has
been written especially for the uninitiated
who wish to be told some necessary truths
without having TO submit to hard study or
teaching. The Musical Guide cannot hope
10 compete with the great musical encyclO-
pedias In certain respects. Yet in other re-
SpectS IL outdOeS some OF them, for II has
more biographies and more definitions than
any. of previous works along similar lines.
Through it's catholicism ii covers many
fields quite unnoticed by any book, and has
many names and definitions 10 be found in
no other work. The pronunciation of prac-
tically every name and term in musical use
Guide, and one which will make ii a val
liable book to own. There are short bio
graphical sketches of minor perSonageS in
the world OF music, and very complete BIZ
~ographies of the great music masters.
There are many interesting contributed
essays and well-written histories of the
great operas. a few charts of actual value
have been preferred by the editor to the
mere adornment of portraits. The orches-
trail Instruments are pictured, showing their
sizes and the methods of playing most of
them, also, in convenient brevity, their
compass, keys and transpoSitiOnS. That the
among musicians and students generally is
a fOregOne conclusion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-04
The Reign of Queen IsyI.

The idea of combining a number of short
stories so that while each shall be COM
plete in itself the whole shall form a con-
nected narrative is as old, almost, as litera-
ture itself. The Arabian Nights Boo
caccio's 'Decameron' and Chaucer's Can
terbury Tales are comparatively modern
examples of this method of novel writing.
OF late years, however, the plan has fallen
into disuse. We have series of short stories
in which the same characters take part
such as kipling's Soldiers Three" DOyle's
Sherlock Holmes" and Hornung's "Raf-
fles;' but that is the nearest approach TO
the ancient method known TO the ordinary
reader. Gelett Burgess and Will Irwin have
elaborated in two books, both Of which
are experiments in the style referred TO.
In one, The Plcaroons, the picturesque tale
was made modern. This second book. The
Reign OF Queen Isyl," concerns itself with
ladies and gentlemen rather than rOgues
and Adventures. 1t is a delightful COM
bination-the most romantic of adventures
happening to the most up-tO-date people in
the most modern of settings. Queen Isyl'
has been enthroned queen of a California
carnival under rather peculiar conditions.
Another girl had been elected, but disap-
peared at the last moment and the maid Of
honor, a defeated candidate, is obliged To
take her place. This is all the result of a
deep-laid plot, and the search for the real
queen and the unmasking Of the conspiracy
furnishes the groundwork for the story.
Each new character introduced has a story
to tell, and these stories constitute the
larger and better part of the book. In spite
of this the main story never loses interest
and does not drag; and in this is seen the
art of the writer's.
Burgess and Irwin make a good team.
deliberations are seldom great successes,
but in the case of these young California
writer's an exception will no doubt be made.
Their stories are breezy and fresh, and
racy of the soil where they were made.
They are notable contributions to current
American literature. Mcclure. Phillips &
Co., New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-04
The Kinship of Nature.

This book, by Bliss Carman. abounds in
well-digested thought and happy phrases.
1t is such prose as a poet of Mr.. Car
mans temperament might be expected to
write. The language is calmly forceful.
uneXciting. masterful, the thought has the
same qualities. 1t is not a book TO be re-
viewed critically. but to be quoted. The
following is from an essay, The Nernal
Ides:' There is a day which marks off the
gray time of winter from the green time
of spring as clearly as a line on a calen-
dar. Even the brightest December sunshine
gives no ray of hope; il is relentless. for
only an eternity OF ~changeleSS cold; one
could never look upon IL and prophesy the
miracle of summer. But by and by there
comes a February morning, when the
frost may not be less keen, nor the sun
shine more bright. yet there is a different
expression on the face of the elements.
Hope has been born somewhere in the far
south. and there are premOnitiOnS of
change, pOTtents of liberation and JOY. 1t
is the first faint rumOr of spring, and
though the blizzard may sweep down again
out OF the north IN the next hour, we
know his victory will not be lasting: the
Vernal ides' are on their way. the old
Aprilian triumph IS at hand. a little pa
thence mere. a few weeks or days. and we
shall behold the first signals of their ad-
vance: the birds will be on the trees: a sud
den wild song, feeting but unmistakable,
Will break across the noon and be gone
again almost before We can recognize il.
And then at last we shall wake up in some
golden morning with a blessed song-spar-
row singing his litany of JOY in our en-
chanted ears. and know the vernal ideS are
here" In this unembellished. hOmely. but
correct style that reminds one Of Jsffries,
he talks Joy and common sense that will
appeal to all who still have an appetite for
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-04
Tennyson'. Suppressed Poems.

For students Of Tennyson this volume-
containing fifty-seven poems, originally
published in 1880 and 1882, and contributed
from time TO time to various ANIMALS and
Periodicals. presented by ]. c. Thomson,
editor of THE Biography Of Charles Dick
ems" In the judgment of Mr.. Thomson
the collected works of TennySon afford in
sufficient material for the study of his
poetic development, and il has, therefore.
seemed reasonable that a certain volume
containing all the suppressed poems-"the
first uncertain exercises of a poet unac-
quainted with the greatness of his gift
would possess a value much beyond that of
a mere collection Of literary curiosities.
The suppressed poems. with interesting
annotations, are reprinted as originally
form, in Hallam Lord TennySon's life of
his illustrious poet father. The longest
poems of the volume are "Timbuctoo,''
written at Trinity College in 1923, and The
Lovers Tale'-a remarkable production of
the poet in his nineteenth year. In Good
this little poem, which has never been re-
printed in any authorized collection of Ten
nySon's poemS:
'1S65-1S66.
Il stood on a tower in the wet,
And New Year and Old Year met,
And winds were roaring and blowing;
And l said: 20 years. that meet in tears,
Have We aught that is worth knowing?
Science enough and exploring,
Wanderers coming and going,
Matter enough for deploring.
But aught that is worth the knowing?
Seas at my feet were flowing,
Waves on the shingle pouring,
Old Year roaring and blowing,
And New Year blowing and roaring"
Harper & Bros, New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-04
Many CarROes.

There are few more delightful spinners
of yarns than w. W.. Jacobs. His stories
of sailor men are excruciatingly funny, and
his invention is always fresh. The collec-
ton of short stories under the above title
exhibits a fertility of imagination and
ability to create ludicrous situations which
make him a worthy successor to Bunner
and Stockton. His characters are the crews
of English river and coasting vessels, and
their adventures have not so much to do
with the perils Of the great deep as with the
perils of life ashore, their family jars and
convivialities. Several of the stories in
cluded in the present volume have appeared
from time to time in the Strand Magazine,
but a large number will be new to the
reader. MIR. Jacobs seems to have an in
eXhaustible fund on which TO draw for hui
morous tales. and his originality never
fails him. The book is attractively illus
trated in colOrs by Kemble. The Frederick
A. Stokes Company, New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-04

history Of the English stage and also a close
friend Of Henry Irving.
Dallas Lore Sharp, author of wild Life
Near Home" has written a new book. Roof
and Meadow" which will be issued in the
spring by the Century Company. An edi-
ton of the former book has been prepared
for use in schools under the title "A Watch
er in the Woods
D.. Appleton & Co. announce for publica-
ton this year a new book by Hezekiah
Butterworth under the title of Brother
Jonathan" 1t will have as its central char
acter Governor Jonathan Trumbull, OF
Connecticut. All OF Mr.. Butterworth's sto-
ries serve as backgrounds for pictures OF
great historical characters.
Harper & Brothers nave just re-
ceived in a single week three different or
ders for one thousand volumes each of Gen.
eral Lew Wallace's "Ben-Hur,' prospect
i've of the smaller orders which aggregate
in the thousands. The book occupies a
class by itself, which accounts somewhat
for its continued claim on public demand.
1t was first published on Nov. II, 1880,
twenty-three years ago.
Houghton,M if1in & Co. report that Mrs.
Virgins most popular new story, "Rebec-
ca" reached its Tooth thousand in the first
two months. Out of more than It's reviews
Of this book there. has hardly been a single
unfavorable notice. They also announce the
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Christian Science story, Jewel" the eighth
edition of Andy Adams's Log of a Cow
boy" and the second edition Of Daphne"
by Margaret Sherwood.
John Lane. New York, is about to issue
as the second volume of it's Crown Library
series, an illustrated edition of Isaac Wal
tons "Compleat Angler" The illustrator is
Mr.. Edmund H. New. who spent some
two years in following the foot
steps of the Father OF Angling,
and the present edition Of 1.-The
Compleat Angler" includes views of the
majority of the places mentioned in the
text. The drawings of fish are said TO diff
fer remarkably from the average repre-
sentation of a stuffed specimen"
John A. Lowell & Co, steel plate engrav-
ers and printers, of Boston, send out a large
steel engraving which they have had made
of the cup defender Reliance from a pic
ture painted to their order by Marshall
Johnson, of Boston. Besides being an ad-
mirable specimen of engraving, one worthy
OF hanging on any wall, 1t has a special
value I'm that it represents a ninety-foot
yacht-the last of its kind, probably, to con-
tend for the cup-and will be valuable in
the future as a record of the period and
speed attained by that class of boat.
Doubleday, Page & Co.'S announcement
for January include Miss Ellen Glasgow's
new novel, 1.-The Deliverance;" THE Life
of General Samuel Armstrong" who
started the whole modern movement for
manual training and started Booker t.
Washington on his career, written by his
of the Hartman Expedition" on the "gla-
ciers'' OF Alaska by G.. K. Gilbert, and
Volume ~ on Geology, Minerals and
writer's, each with over a hundred iIlustra-
tions. and the regular monthly illustrated
part in their large Poultry Book"