The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-07

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gentleman, and then at the behest of her
uncle she apologizes,i Bit in a wholly
original way; she discovers a theatrical
advertising dodge planned by a Russian
countess who is seeking to pry into the
departmental affairs of the prime minis
ter, and has, the last word. to the coun-
tess complete confusion; she flags a fast
train Ga heinous offense in Great Brit
aim in order to get 'faboring mans
child aboard so that it may be taken to
a London hospital for an operation to-
save its life; she befr1ends a slum, child,
to the JOY Of the child and the dismay
of other lords and ladies Of her acquaint-
ance, and she does much else, and all
with dash that makes everyone, in
Guiding the reader. sit up
- Particularly sit-uppy, is: the. chapter de-.
scribing. Lady Noggs' stay at the home
of Princess Meniningen- Schw erin. a
member of the British royalty. at whose
invitation (command) the youthful peer
ess went to live with the princess
daughter, Lady Noggs, stayed just four
days, BY the execution of series of
clever plans she Won 5the recall of the
command and joyfullN:&returned to- the
prime minister's home to remove the
after her departure.
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peerless whose stay with the reader is
al too: short H.: ~ ~, )
: = Mcclure Phillips 4 o.. New York:
JOSEPH eoNRApss TRUE NAME.-
joseph Conrad, is a pen name says Har-
per's Weekly; The owner Of it was. born
IN Poland. and his. real name, according
to Hugh, CliffBth, a 'warrd tftfend and ad :.
n1irer, comprsesnt two shoras and a1sneeze.
BOTANY in ATTRAcFlvE9 CORN
FOR cHILDREN.-A book that will do
much, to win a child to a love Off grow
ing $thing& is'EA4 tlttfe Garden Calendar,
By ALBERT Bfgelow Paine. Tfere are
three characters in it-Davy, ;Prue ana
the Chief Gardener. Davy and Prue iii
January begin to be impatient to- start
gardens for themselves, and the Chief
Gardener helps them. to realize their
wish without waitingf for Jack Frost to
go away. Each starts window garden,
and the Chief Gardener instructs them
: in the mysteries of the plants: they grow;
and does it all so interestingly. that they
will surely not forget what they. have
learned. The instruction is continued on
thru the year, outdoors and indoors so
that the book is entitled to it's Titles
t. : Henry Altemus comany. Philadelphia. !.
: 81 HeN dli -StlfdCtlVc llAe-OL w lflldu no.
garth by. G.: Baldwin Brown. has Just. been pub
lished by Charles Scribner's Sons. The great
artist is treated not merely IL sa tirst. but
in a broader way of the makers of British
art. because he was one of the first outstanding
personalitiess,of the English school of painting
1870 = = -
FAMILY TRADITIONS, RELIGION
AND: LOVE MINGLED IN AZ STORY OF
THE AROOSTOOk.-George H. Pickard's
The Bishops Niece lisa the story. of a
Scotchman from Canada who went down
into New England to build a town, for
tune and name and to help on the cause
Of his church, being a. Roman Catholic.
He did all four, but a Son Of whom he in
stended to make a bishop. preferred the
love of Methodist minister's sister: to
holy orders, and his only daughters heart
was being strongly drawn toward the
Methodist minister. himself when the
Scotchman. aweary Of things. put off
the dull impeachment Of time. The tale
in pleasing fashion shows that the heart
:ba1ks not at creeds. s-.:".- ~,
.-sS. Herbert B: Turner & Co., Boston. :"
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