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New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Funeral of General Emmons Clark. Bukes Church
141st-sr- and Convent-ave. 2 ?. m
Baseball game between policemen and letter carriers
Polo Grounds, afternoon
Airshp q Brighton Beach afternoon.
Band concert Central Park. p m.
day a Of Art and Natural History
the Geological Park
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
RATTLEsHIP SQUADRON AT BOSTON

Boston, Aug. 1.-THE second division Of the hat
ueship squadron Of the North Atlantic fleet ar
rived In Boston Harbor this afternoon from Maine
1he oiVlson INCLUDES the Alabama. flagship of
rear ADMIRAL Charles H. Davis: the Illinois the
Iowa and the Massachusetts The battleships will
remain until Tuesday and the sailors will be given
shore leave 'Ai - 5iFeH
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
CEMETERIES.
THE woopLawS CEMETERY

readily accessible tirarl
station. Webster and Jerome avenue froeyS aRl ~
Rage SIS w. TeIephons Gts C-aclereyy sor Is
81 Views o representative
OFsce. 20 Eass eard ST y. Cf1g
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
BROOKLYN WOMAN ELECTED.

Boston. Aug n-Nfrs. Alice W. Wiley Of Brook
lyn. was elected president to-day of the Northeast
ern Federation of Women's Clubs, which is hoding
its annual convention in this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
STOP WORK AT PHILADELPHIA MINT.

Philadelphia Aug u.-Orders from Washington
have been received at the mint to cease operations
and dispense with the services of the six hundred
employees except those necessary TO attend 10 the
affairs of the institution when coinage has been
STONED
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofical Record and FOrecast.-Washington, Aug. Il
Showers have continued the Atlantic and East Gulf
states Valley Tennessee and have extended
into the lower region There also local showers
in Upper Michigan Dakotas, Western Texas, Colo
rado NeR-Menico Northern Arizona In the Missis
sippi lower valleys and the West uf states
the weather generally fair.
Temperatures comparatively high from the upper
Mississippi Valley have fallen considerably
in South Dakota Nebraska and Eastern Colorado
Showers continue Saturday in the Atlantic and
East Gulf States and upper Ohio Valley
and the portions of Kentucky and Tennessee
There will also showers in Minnesota, Nebraska
kansas Oklahoma. Colorado. Western Texas, New
Mexico There will be showers sun
dsv in the South Atlantic Eastern Texas and
along the East Gulf II will be somewhat cooler
SATURDAY in upper Mississippi Valley and warmer in
the Northwest except Montana II will be warmer sun
dav IN southern Rocky Mountain region
The winds along New-Engand Coast will be fresh
south 10 southwest; Middle Atlantic Coast light 20
fresh south 10 South Atlantic and Cuf
coasts lieht southerly the lower lakes
shf 10 fresh southwest on the upper lakes
iigbt 20 fresh Lake superior night 10
fresh shifting 10 northwest on Lakes huron
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports will
nae fresh Southwest winds with showers TO the
Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
CIFTC

NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, EXcEPT
TRANsPACIFIC
Malls tsxcspt Jamaica and Bahanasl are Forwarded
daily ports ot sailing TRs % Sonsse Ea'' close az
ST-r,s via port Tampa az "a Monday Wednes-
dax and saturday also from New-Yors. Thursday
saXrS6 sSa 1ifTy overland at iao p 1oao
NEW1FoTNpT.AND EXCEPT Parcels Post Mails Nar,h
tsIso occasionally from New-<orN and Philadephia.
,,fFT on via Boston North sydnsv. $50
sTerv other sunday CAusust II and 27 etcl -
JAMAIcA - via so5 York On saturday sse shoge
GoSTA1s G9G,ir1sI9 R Tp1Ras HoNDCRAs East Coast
cons, wa n foaduras IS dispached
YORK via Panama asovel - ,,-- -. 49,,
NIcARAssy ssav and wednes,ay west Coast of Mica
p na - sis5atched frona NevYorN via Psnania-ser
tsssseea an overland dispatches closes a. m
previous day
reANsPAcIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY
The schedule q closing & Fl Trs3RsSaS Mails i 2T32s,d ,7sS
sit 70 port OF sailing The ma connecng mails ssx-
cspt Regis,ered rransgseia' Mas dsSe5sned va van
6yos dsy1 close the General Postoce New YORK
' 5' Isaas. A.'1i @ SssssPs s' "a and 53Ss =
August IL for dispatch per > Mona
'aESs ,oe AZ n August - dlspatch per
ssga MAJ MA sar Francisco p m Angus, "a tor
dispatch per ;. Alameda -, -,
Hawai- m PSppn Islands Via San Francisco close a:
august 2 Ger a.2ssSs .2ssS RsF %.. Msns9
sa-ca Hawaii Fiji Islands. san Francisco.
SiHss AZ 3 d m August - FOR dispatch per Ven
turs SIf 6unard earrying the British ail
New-Zealaad does not arrive In time % connect Win
dfspatch. mas-clostng az $50 aaf
= m and 8 p m sundays az 4;s0 a. m. a N. arl
a n m-wili he made up and forwarded until the
rival of Cunsr1 steamerl
phsppue Islands Guam. VIA San Francisco close
81 for dispatch T. 8 Transport
Tah and Marquesas Islands via san Francisco. Gloss
at q D September Tor dispatch per , > Mssiposa
Narchurta Except Mukden. NeW-Chwang and Port
xrtharS Siberia is at present forwarded ga
NOTE @uule.- otherwise asaEs.5ea West Australia
ana certain pla the Chinese Province of Yurnan.
Nfs Prtttsh Indfa-the quickest routes Philippines
sn@ctsiv addressed Europe must Be fully prepaid
AZ ~ foreign Hawaii Is forwarded via San
Francisco exclusively. PGrees-Post mails for New
z-aianf ana Australia dnciudins Vest Aastraia9
Forwarded via Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM r WILCOX. Postmaster.
Pa~aarce NeS-Tork ~ r.. August 4 1908
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

,e,,nerature yesterday. NJ degrees lowest 10
'''s ,e-aea 7s degrees average for corresponding
& -. .r y degrees: average for corresponding date
L.. tecatv five years - degree , 60. -.
Lii faIr ana warmer light 70 frszh south to south
ycst Hin1s.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
Died.

STONE-On Tuesfay. August the res denr~ of -
daughter Mrs Francis NJ Nash. No. c4O O..
Lila e. widow Of James W. Stone- in;er.lent -
Beverly. Mass
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
CNpERTaKkl:s.

PRANK r. CAMPBELL. stf-z Wet ID -
"a s. sterhen Merri.t Enh.s Inst. Ts 1cel .,es.-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

Fiske, John = IT,
BAcHMANon THURSDAY 4gEgs TO- 1905 nt after a. seysTe
race Brighton staten Island. Catharine Bachman
the soth year OF her age Eunera .PpSsre 31day Z
PENN papers please copy
BALDWIN, EngswOo4 y J entered into , rest rest. Au-
Of his age. Funeral private
CLARK Wednesday. august 9. 1905, at his residence
80 7sh 4ye year Of his FGnsra ercss win Be held at
urday. August Il. at . m Please omit flowers
NATIONAL. GUARD. NEW.YORK-
New-YorE Angus, ION 1905.
4 The u Rssfns s5nfady ~ auEs RaTai&s & IN @ @ F' % m
mains Brevet BriEadier General Emmons Clark As
'SS The death Of Brevs Brlsadisr General Eons Clark
The long iustrious service Of General Clark the
iss5 viii ever be gratefully remembered
The conspicuous success which marked the steady
srowh OF myiS % I hiI % vas sssieved m I bJ Sim In
by the voluntary efforts Of the friends of The Regiment
difficulty which Sharacterizsd tne aaninsirStioH Isl % of
CHIEF that his was an Aususta1 era OF the
The Strong personality Colonel Clark and intel
lectuai oyal and s!sadfast attributes made him beloved
The Regiment can heTstoTe pay me no a9nSE IN s & es
richly entitled which will be anectionatey rem
'eTsa Ey order of COLONEL DANIEL. APPLETON,
G OTTO TOUssAINT. Acting Adiutan1-
VETERANS OF THE SEVENTH VEN, H. REGIMENT s11417 c-..
~ General Emrnous clark Second Company. al
Ikes Church 141s-st. and Convent-ave. Saturday.
Aus" - THOMAS DIMOND. President.
COMsToCF1-At residence BOiton Landing.
Lake George. y. Y August 10 Albert CoHstOck. OF
M0ntciair n J. his 4sth Funeral services az
his late residence MOntclair, y j., Sunday after
noon O clock
EATOS-At syack N Y on Friday. August Il 1908.
Elizabeth KinbaI infant daughter William Alfred
and laura Kinbai Eaton Funeral private
FIsKE-John 5. jr, beloved son OF John sage and ida
Gordon Fiske Thursday August 10. Westharnp-
ton Long Island Funeral services No. if72 Dean
ST. Brooklyn. Saturday, August u az 10 a m
IOI,ER-Entered into August o. 1905 slide
County. n BENJAMIN Henry LOder,
Of Rrooklyn. OF the late Benjamin and
polly Ann Loder. in the sixty attn year % his
Services held Christ Church. Rye. y. Z.
viii meet train leaving Grand Central station 2o-
p.
MoTT-Entsred August II. 1905 Noroton.
Conn. John o. Mott aged 70 Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
SECORAt No 81 Fisher-ave White Plains. n. y. Au
gust Esther daughter ot the late Isaac and
Ann Of Mamsroneck. n Y, aged 81 years. Rels
tiyes friends invited to meet at Weaver Street
Chapel Larchmont sunday, August lS az
p. Carriages viii be at La=chmont arrival of
train Leaving Grand Central station at 1:04 p. m
Mamaroneck IN " and ST Louis tAoJ papers please
copy.
sMITH-On Monday. August :. Montreal p 9. IN the
18th OF his Nicholas Martin smith, lnternent
81 BrooksIae cenasteEy. Watsrtown. ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
ADMIRAL BENHAM DEAD.
Passes A7oay at Lake Mahopac,
N Y

Washington, Aug 1.-THE death OF Rear Admiral
Andrew E. K Benham United States Navy re-
tired at Lake Mahopac y. Y. was reported TO the
Navy Department to-day. He was member of
the Schey of inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

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New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

,-o,n,a ard Marv1and partly cloudy to-day probably
.,,rsrs. g;unday generally fair, light south winds
For Delaware AMI New-Jersey. partly cloudy to-day
nablv showers generally fair; heht 70 fFesh
south 10 south~es winds. "a, . -. -.
Eastern PennsvlVana, partly CLOUDY to-cay proc
cooler west portion; sunday Iah warmer
go, ~ fresh south 20 southwest winds
NeN-YoTk. showers to-day cooler IN eX-
- solth portion. SUNDAY warmer and generally fslr
49,, fresh O southwest winds.
Neu,-England. showers TO-DAY SUNDAY party
-frcsh southwest wines
SiysIs Pennsylvania and Western Ne~-f ork
o. day: sunday fair light 10 fresh southwest 20
winds
Focal Onciai Reeord.--The fohoWing ohlcal record
-, vC,atber Bureau shows changes In the ten
-. %, the last twenty four hours IN comparison
-..--.nalrc aate nf LAST
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

nerat,lre for The last tWehI3IolF Hou's u 71
u,itb The corresponding date OF last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
Do you know this trademark

At glance it instantly brings to
mind a good article.
Ten years ago this trademark was
forty years old, yet it was unknown
to you.
The man who owned It said we
had paresis when we told him that
If he would advertise It he could
increase his already large business
many fold
We have planned and executed
the advertising campaign for these
years.
The manufacturer has backed the
advertising with splendid business
acumen and an article Of undisputed
merit.
We have done we'll for others
perhaps we can do as we'll for you.
Would you like to talk it over 7
We go anywhere for business.
GEORGE BATTEN COMPANY
ADvIITuNs AoTNrI
SO Park Row, New York
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CONEY ISLAND LAND TRANSFER.
4 New Amusement Park Now Has Seventy
fiVe Acres.

4 New Amusement Park Now Has Seventy
fiVe Acres.
An agreement was entered into yesterday
between the Brighton Beach Development
Company. represented by William A. Brady,
president; Capt A. W. Lewis, general mana
ger; o. Hartman, vice-president and treas
urer, and II. L. Copeland, secretary, on the
ore side and Austin Corbin, Jr., on the ether
by which the remaining land situated be-
tween the fifty acres owned by the Brighton
Beach Development Company and the
Manhattan Beach property has teen ac-
auired by the Brighton Beach company
Tor a term Of ten years.
This arrangement will place twenty-one
acres more at the disposal Of the Brighton
Peach Development Company for the pur-
uses Of the new park whi1h is now in course
~ construction, IL will give the Boer War
and it, kindred enterprises, seventy-five
acres which IL to BE covered with all sorts Of
attractions making il the largest park Of
the kind In this country
Brighton and Manhattan beaches are 10
In connected by n boardwalk which Ia TO
IN converted iatC a -Fike, in the 81. 10 is
'xposition lcceptation of the term. ien
are working n ght and day on the grounds,
and the formal Upening.will occur on Mon
day. Nay 20. the grounds will be thrown
pen TO the public on Decoration Day, May
-.
Hitherto il has teen impossible for any
enc 10 walk from Manhattan 10 Brighton
Pcash, THIS embargo will now he removed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
MORGAN ROCKS TO DE on WEN.
'arc Examples of Early Printing 10 He
shawn a. Columbia Library.

HErc Examples Of Early Printing TO He
shawn ~ Columbia Library.
Beginning on NJ nday, May !, there will
be on view NJ the Columbia University
iih-ary a collsction Of early examples Of
the ert Of printing loaned by j. Pierpont
Morgan.
In the first week only officers, students and
others privately invited viii bo admitted.
feVinning May 8. the exhibition will he
open 20 the public for not more than two
veeks Some Of the more notable ex-
tifitS ore.
The Cuttenbers Bible called ~" Mnzsrine
hole The hrst hook prlnted-in Mentz
ahog, lSc-SS. A.copy 90 vellup
sohoeier copy on yellum.
Wolfram Won Esohenbachs Tyturell. frst
Richard de Burv's Philobiblon. First edl-
ton. printed In Cologne. 1913.
a., ne Historic 81 Jason, printed by CsNton
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. printed by
The book Of ST. Adams. Printed in 81,
Alhens '2 ESQ The first English printed
tndreas, super duodecim lbros Meta
nby~!cgr Printed IN London by lettou In
llS The first hook printed w London,
Epositio y. leronimi In Simb0l0 Apostle
forum, First hook printed IN oxford li7s.
,lhEdens Polichronicon. Printed by Wynn
Promptorius Puerorum, printed by Pynson
in 1903.
Iiyius. printed in Venice by vindelyn de
Spira, 1870 Printed on vellum and superbly
Illuminated for the Duke OF Venice.
Ps!EIsrShs;. FRI ;t edition; copy printed
AuEu sinus, De Civitate Del. Printed on
vrlmm by henson, In Venice, In 1875, and
eNquisitely illuminated.
Roman de Ia Rose, A copy printed on vel
lnm by yeTard. IN Paris. tlo6 Ma efficiently
Illuminated.
Recneh deS Histories Trolennes. Printed
on vellum and nagnihcently Illuminated.
Nerard Paris. i4as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

The trouble In Germany over the pub
Hoation OF the German translation Of Mrs.
Atherton's sRulerS Of Kings' has taken on
fresh complications. Mrs. Reginald Birch
wife Of the artist and personal friend Of
the author, has made the translation, which
has been turned down by the csnsors
because the portrait presented Of the Ger
man Kaiser u not altogether hAtterinG
one. Tho yong man who helped Mrs
Birch In the matter Of publication, con-
Quoted the correspondence In his own
name And, as the translator has recently
found out, presented the translation az his
own work, has become thoroughly fright
ensd and IL begging TO have the matter
given up. Mrs. Birch has sskod him 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
rUnIIcATIONs.
tlarPer's Book News.
The Vicissitudes
of Evangeline

In the words Of the BoJIOH
Journal this is cone of the bright,
lively volumes Of the season."
1t is the latest work Of Elinor
Glyn, the author Of The ViJif5 Of
Elizabeth. TIE Chicago Record
Herald saws:
"The book is undeniably clever,
alIuring with its lively dash, vivid
tinting, and half-humorous phil
,osophy. The reader will know
no dull moment from cover to
cover, nor does it lack for truly
tender touches"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
The
Masquerader

There are always some people
who Perversely refuse to read a
book that makes a tremendous
success, but even this class have
lately fallen quietly into line.
One Of them writes:
81 put of reading Tbs Mas
gaeradtr simply because every
body else was reading it. Last
week took the volume up out
of curiosity intending only to
glance at it, and read tread it
in spite Of myself. In fact | sat
up far into the night completely
absorbed in the wonderful story"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
sunken british FreIEhter Comes ID yankee.

sunken british Frsightsr Comes Up Yankee.
The Bristol City Line freighter Boston
City, which was sunk In the lower bay on
Jan. 81, 1904, by collision with the Wilson
Lane steamship Colorado, passed out the
by the Merritt Chapman WrecklnR Com
pany and bought by the New York and
Porto Rico Steamship Company. She will
GET American register and be rcchristened
the Berwind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
FREE EXHIBITION.

GREAT DOT GHERTi collection Of, AetzouAts,
also knETaCi. " belt IlIll 81
SMTTH'S. 50 NEW STSEET, NEW YpRk,
or ThlS WEEK.
have now on exhibition the gems from the snl
lection OF meEt0tlnts. etc, gathered by the late
". II. Doughery Of Philadelphia, Including toe
following important subjects Proof OF tle Burgp
master and HIS Wife after RsmbrdAd; CouNns
Countess Greg and Her children and Plus VII;
DiekfHton't Lady Charles spencer Rer1brdadft
Frame Maker by huron. DunkauOn's Henry "a.
dingtOn: EadoH't Fruit and Flower Pieces Proofs
Valentine Green's GArrick and Mrs. PritchArd'
ReHbrdadfs Ship. builder by Hodots, HOusi0n .
William Pitt Jonss's Charles James Fox: LueasF
Lord Chief Justice TindAi LupfOnt Lord Byron
McA rdsiPs Lady Middleton. Rem brdndfs Rabbi By
PsAsri RtpaoldiI hafchloness Of Exeter and his
John p. Kcmbe As Cato. says John y. kemble
.SHsfh'S Richard Steele TurRfr's William PITT and
he SIT Robert Peel Wdfd's Lord CORVALLIS also
The Smugglers and The Traveller AFTER Aoriand'
William Wards David Wilkie and William Cobbeit
Naison's Sir Joshus Reynolds ana many others
which can be seen a.
George ID. smith", so New street. y. Y.
me prints will be sold At suction by Stan. V:
Heukels, lii2 Walnut 81, Philadelphia, Nay Sd
and tih. Catalogues free a. 50 New -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
hooks AND AUTHORS

Ardent admirers Of Ruskin win enjoy
reading the following letter Of oohgratu.
lation taken from a privately printed vol
Hne Of Ruskins letters. These letters
we're written 10 NJ. O. and III. a.,
daughters Of Mr.. Gladstone. NJ. o. II Will
be remembered, Wa4 the Teoipiout Of the
very remarkable letters from the late Lord
Acton which wore publlthod last year
There IL nothing Of the conventional In the
following letter written on receipt OF the
news that M. O. was about 10 chsnge
her initials
Dec. y. iytj.
DARLING ~: Bltss your Blsd n dol I'D give
you sbsolu loo " you conc and ask II very met hly
but dOht you know how hate girls marrying
oufAttS. You must come directly and play me
soms lovely tunes-its the last chance You'll have
Of doing anything 10 please me. for ! dont like
married women: like slbYls and children hnd YES
tails and 70 on. Not that.I mean 70 quarfe with
you n you n come now and make Hup. lfYou can
leave your father 81 allsoonsr later BY day or
Two doesn't matter OF . day or Two out OF what
you have left q had rather you waited ull croeus
or Antmons time for we're about uGlitst jut noU).
AZ for r.. she was horrid TAitortss. but YOU have
been very faithful 10 me through all my wicked
sayings about Papa q can ten YOu thsp would
have been q word or Two more II you hadn't been In
the way. A. for the poverty and cottage. and al
the rest Of that nonsense, do you think youl get
any credit In heaven for being poor when you fall
In love nrsti II you had married a eOneclentioup
Bishop, and made him live In piEsty-a Ia boHas
hsufs.
Evidently there we're some remarks on
this letter which called forth the following;
L didn't mean, and never thought, that
girls we're higher or hoiSr than wives
Heaven forbid. Imerely said / liked them
better. which surely ia extremely proper
Of me - -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

vice-President James H. Hyde Of the
Equitable Life has two men employed
doing nothing these days but FASTING in
big scrap books clippings from newsps-
pers regarding the controversy in the
society. These clippings are furnished by
con Germs which make that sort Of work
a business, and include articles from every
country in the world In which newspapers
are printed. Although the men are busy
all day long, they are almost week behind
in their work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

Poultney Bigelow, author Of The Children
Of the Nations will sail in a few weeks
on r. E. Todd's topsail schooner Thistle
to take part In the Transatlantic race for
the German Emperor's cup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

Mr.. ], j. Bell has made an enviable repu-
tation for himself as a humorist. with his
genial and original conceptions Of mischief
making Scotch youngsters. Mr.. Penny
cooks Boy his latest book, is q collection
Of short tales about the canny little Scots
and their ingenious pranks, which are most
unique and slluring. The author. who is q
young man in the early thirties, lives about
twenty miles from Glasgow on Loeb Long
Most Of his work in England goes TO the
Iiler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
GRAND Is. 4.s.. NANCE v! o.! o5M i'll!
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION

will b. held IN New York, In the rooms Of ths har
ward Club, June 20 70 July inclusive. Toe lerms o.
Ad mlssioa fees expenses and priNleEes " alN or
DEPARTMENTS Of the UniveTfl;y may u learned
from BESCRIP1IGE PAMPHLETS when mag
81 hld on gDpiifa toH 50 the >eortiar'' hhfNhl
University, Cambridge, Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

Miss Mabel W, Daniels, the author Of
AN American Girl in Munich had en-
amusing little experience among the Ger
mans. CHANGING to play few barn from
a composition by Mcdowell, one day
while waiting for dinner TO be announced,
a cultivated German Acquaintance asked.
is that by your national composer, Sousar
When she FASTENED to explain that IL was
not, her questioner expressed great sur
prise and remarked, why I didn't know
you had any other composers Of import
anoe.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

said recently that II was founded on e case
Of sef-hypnotism that came under his
own observation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
HARPER & BROTHERS, n. Y.

RARE -CAtulius Mlsuccos novels, NoltAire's
eth bv.