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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
WAIST.

Twelve China and Taffeta Silk
Waists have been $500 and up,
every one reduced to csc. The
sleeve is not the latest style, but
we are selling them at the price
Of coloied Slip.
A rummage sale of Lawn
Waists at 2sc, soc and sI.oo,
reduced from sI.2s, $3.50 and
sI.75. Come quickly.
The balance of the sI,oo Sat
teen Underskirts at SOC.
Eighr Suits, all wool, style a
little off; have been $500, $40
and sI2, the clearing price is
s5.o5.
Twenty-four all wool Walk
ing Skirts, plain and mixed
goods; have been S3.so and
s4.so reduced to 81. so; bargains
every one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
causeway Improvement.

The Street and Sewer Department is
working on plans for the improvement of
the causeway, and as soon as a definite
answer is given by the Levy Court as TO
the extent to which il is willing 10 go I'M
helping with the project, the active start
will be made Ii is likely that definite
action will be taken by the Levy Court
next Tuesday The idea of the Street
and Sewer Department is TO give the road
a stone Coatinge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

The bin providing the whipping post
as punishment for wife-beaters in the
District Of Columbia has been reported
to the House Of Representatives, and will
be taken up for consideration later. The
introduction Of the post and lash has been
recommended by some Of the judges in
Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
Nar&eL st. e2l-e23 AlorEeL St
Removal Sale
of Winter Goods

We viii reduce all our winter stock
including Ladies' and Children's I'm
derwear, Black Woolen Tights,
Babies Caps, Sweaters. etc. Golf
and Woolen Gloves Also a line Of
Black and Colored Braids, in wide
and narrow widths, that we will re-
duce below cost. This reduction
will take place till after we move, as
we expect to move to GIT Market
Street on or before March 25th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

Even il we do have six weeks of winter
weather after this date the ground hog
day Of weather ruling distinction. accord
ing to popular tradition tho winter viii
be one Of brief duration, so pleasing have
the weather conditions been thus far dur
ing the calendar winter season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
- tuTSIENs ORDER
n OllICh OF ma kEGIsIER OF WIIIsn

New Castle County, Dell Jan. 22i. fq06
Upon TIE application OF John D. Reed. ~
seuter oi Cuanes Il. Nolk, late of Wilmington
uunufeai 20 said county deceased Il Is ordered
ana directed ty the Register Of Wills tha- fhe
EAeculof aforesaid fiVe notice Of grantlnq III
lttlen iesiamentary upon the esinte of the
uteeiecli win me date ul granting thereof by
causing advertisements 90 be posted within fortv
Wv. Iem Iem tne date of such etters IN 81 Of me
nlost l.uuiic places o. tnc county oi New Castle
!s4uulng on PERSONS having demands arainsi
thg estate 10 present the same. on sbiee IN, az, 49,
ul Assemliy IN such case made and pfovidei,
| aua ~ o cause the same io be Inserted within
@ tn. saile period in NE livery Evening n rcvvs-
piper published IN Wilmington. Dei ana ,o -
cohunued therein three veeks tc. % Il D
1hen under DE hand and seal Of Office
IN y,,,e ae h,slsler OF wills aforesaid, a. Wal
,ne day end year above writicn
FREDERICK T. BACH, Reeister Of wills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

Miners Of bituminous coal are evidently
determined upon strike for moro wages
And il the movement shall extend 10 the
miners Of anthracite coal. the people viii
be called upon to go down into their
pockets and meet the expenses Of the
struggle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

Judge Deuel. Of New York City. the dis
credited counsel for the blackmailing
sheet known as Town Topics, refuses. Il
is said 70 resign the Judicial position he
has SO sadly disgnoed Then thore Is only
one thing 10 do summary remove him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

Babies fine Caps, SOC each.
Babies Coats, worth Sl.25 toss
at o5c to So.
Knit feece-lined petticoats, Is
each.
Remnants Of Dress Goods
Remnants Linen, All
Remnants Muslin, a great
Remnants Crash, deal
Remnants Gingham, less.
Mems Ties, l0c each.
Ribbon, zoe kind, lOc yard.
Ribbon, 30c kind, l5c yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

We hear Of various combinations among
the Republicans Of Delaware, but it is
significant that every one suggested in
cludes one or more men Of large wealth as
the principal parties thereto. Is il not
possible 10 form a successful Republican
combination without men Of money as
leaders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
NJ EUIsIERI9 ORDER
oITi0E 0T m IRIraIsrER oF MIII.s

ID EolSLhkS ORDER
IL OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF WILLsl
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, e.. Jan. 3ist 1905
Upon the application Of John biges. admin
lsifatof oi Leah n GiOthcncn, late OF " lin ngton
hundred, In said county, deceased, 10 is ordered
and directed by the Register of Wills that me
ADMINISTRATOR Aforesaid give notice OF granting OF
Letters OF Adunn suation upon the esinte OF tne
deceased, with the date OF granting thereof hv
causing advertisements 20 be posted within iorty
DAYS Rom the date ol such Letters iH sax the
most public places Of the county of New Castle.
requiring oll persons having demands ngainsf
the estnte 10 present the same, OF ABIDE bv mn
act ni Assembly IN suoh case made and provided.
and also cause the same TO he inserted vitnin
The same period in the very Evening. a news-
paper published IA Wilmington, Delaware. end
70 he continued therein three We Ks le. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF office
OF the Register OF wills Aforesaid. at Wii-
Isl mlngion, ~ New tasile county aforesaid
the az ana year above written.
FREDERICK r. BACH, Register of villa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02

They are still prosecuting election
thieves and political nscals IN Philadol-
phia and conyicting them. too. This
work win bring better results in the puri6-
cation Of Philadelphia polities than any
thing else that could he suggested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
NllIrr

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Admin.
istiaiion were IA due form of law granted unto
me under'igned, on tfe Thirty first day OF
claims against the estate OF the deceased mus
present the same culy atcstcd. 70 the said Ad
minisifetor on or beiore thirty first day of Janu.
hN l.yt or anice the Act Of Assembly IN such
case made and provided jobs BIGG-,
ADDRESS, eiS Market street, Wilmington. Della.
ware icbl-tts8w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
Anna HanthOrn
Az Market St.
ID. a A. Phone I354A.
Bfaister's orders.

1 EGlSl Ek's ORDER.
IL OFFICE OF THE REGISTER WELLS
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Jan, 3lst 1904
Upon tne application OF John Bieps executor
Oh Natharlne A. Hauna, late OF Whining.
ton hundred, I'm said county deceased, Il
"a ordered ana directed BY the Register
OF wills that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice Of granting Of Letters Tesiamentary upon
the estate Of the deceasei, with the date Of
granting thereoi,by cnusinE advertisements 20 be
posted within forty days IRON the date of such
letters M six OF the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons hav-
ing demands against the estate to present the
same, or abide ty an act OF Assembly In such
cnse made ana provided; and also cause Tie
same 80 be inserted within the same period M
NE livery Evening, newspaper published In
Wilmington, Delaware and % be continued
therein three weeks le. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal OF Office
CT the Register OF Wills aforesaid, al WIZ
H. 81 mington, in New Castle county Aforesaid
the day aud year above written.
FREDERICK Il. BACH, Register OF villa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
NOIILE

Notice is hereby given that Letters Tesla.
meniary were in due form OF law granted unto
the undersigned. on the lhirty-hrst dRy Of jan
uhrl, AID. 1900, aud that nll persons having cnims
against the estate of the deceased must present.
the same, duly ntiCstod. to the said EXECUTOR
on or before tue lhirty-fr-t day OF january
wv, or abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
made anu provided. JOHN flGGs.
Address: 9is Market Street wilmington Deia.
ware. iebl-tts3w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
NLLIL--.

Noiae g hereby given that Letters Tes,a.
, t1en,.f{ ., were IN due form OF law granted unto
ulieeeeiielshed. ieei On the 1ld DAY of January
sr.t.,.. N Auu tnat hi pert0ns having claims
stahst ~, ihe estate a the deceased must rresenf
we we ssue. dlly atiesied. % tae said fxecrfor
o- o' NJ ssi9,e me - DAY Of January a. n 1901
.r,I ,,-..fi ~. Ni Assem- llf ~ such case made
saw f'e'i-e1' JOIN g. kEED,
vtien,r diaeres. John B'Eu, Esq., Attorney.st,isw
'4'i De--HNe ian2StB3w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
The Selling Of the Odds and Ends From Stock

will go ptedy this Saturday and prices as we m
marked them will doubtless them all Odds
here don't ouodae useless bits of merchandise shop worn anil
dapidated Clean, Fresh Useful things odd broken
assortment or IN overstocked quantities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
GIoVes.

Mosquetaire Kid Gloves, col
ors black and brown, sT7s.
Twenty-Five dozen of a fine
lamb skin Glove, in black, steel,
white and pearl, at 55c.
Children's lined Mocha Gloves
at 7sc and sIoo.
Children's lined Kid Gloves
at sI.oO.
Mems Kid and Cape Gloves
at sI.oo and sL5o.
Mems heavy Working Gloves
at soc, sc and sLoo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
Furs.

Price reductions of unusual
character on thoroughly reliable
Furs show the extreme TO which
we are obliged 10 go in order to
"count money" instead OF sur
plus stock
$500 Furs reduced TO s2.5
$40 Furs reduced to $500.
SIS Furs reduced to $3.50.
SIS Furs reduced to sI2.so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-02
Suit Department.

Sensational prices in this de-
rartment during February.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

Great Smoky Mountains. near the banks
OF the Tennessee River
Here in the Wilderness, with the IN
dians evor ready FOR murder and vio-
lence Miss Murfee finds tho materials
for a tender and beautiful romance with
Arabelia Howard. the captains daugh-
ter. for its heroine and Ensign RAY
mond. OF the garrison. as "A hero.
The Amulet" a jewel priced with
supeTsutioVs reverence by the Indians
and lost by them IN defeat. is given
back TO them by Arabeua Howard In
return the Indian chiefs grant her and
hers immunity from harm or danger.
and bestow upon hey beautiful pearl
their emblem for the sleeping SUM-" or
the moon.
Arabcua follows the way OF her heart
and marries her English soldier But
when the little frontier fort has been
abandoned. and commandment and gar
rison are safe in happy England again
memory enshrincs i'm the hearts OF mar
ried lovers the spot where they FIRST
knew and loved C.oh other
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Art in Holiday Issues.

The art displayed in the cover de-
signs and tLe page Illustrations OF Christ
per Indeed and deserving OF more than
"a passing notice Blendon Campbell has
o0Ae tho cover design for NcCirre's
magazine. thc front.spiece 30 who, is
a vivid color reproduction OF a painting
nF Sisism ND de IVauowski called The
RUSSIAN F'ear Other Illustrators re-
Ifrsented in this number are Frederic
Dor Steeh. r Walter Tavl1r Alice
barter stephens. whose drawings for
MARY stewart Cuttings story "Dr The
Ridge, are reproduced in tnt and John
sloan. illustrator Tor ". y Macf4args
story. The Debts OF Antoine" A1aude
ava tr-ncFleve Cowles have made se-
Tinsiey CoXs story entitled .Ialy-Aru."
and q sem in rs way
Biendon Campbell is also tl- artist or
the December Metropolitan cover design
which. Ike that of Mcclure. s.. is resu-
ll-1 u ricL ~ color tones and has on
rs tacr The figure % a young giri. hold
iilS IN ner arms graceful sprays ~ holly,
H-r hgIrc clearly outlined against bac K
ground ~ saHrou-coloved skl. Emr Her
ring - the author or the fine color work
and that Ia black and white which ~c-
c.3npan.-s Henry CottrcI Rowland
F'auccn. one Of lis pictures forming
t-r frontispiece. other artists f0r this
number are Dan Sayre Grotsbeck Wall
Ter Iilife. who has executed "a series Of
pictures from the novels OF Robert Louis
stevenson and There are some very
unique drawings IN black and VI it, 70
illustrate Robert Browuiugs "A Toe
cata OF Galluppls. by Lucretia Ia
displays reproductions from portraits eN-
ecutei by Prince Pierre Troioe'zkay in
Guiding one OF tie Princess al Lago
MaRgiore.
The cover design Of thc Amer.can
Nagazinc is still from tae pencil or
Blendon Campbell whose style is easily
reCoeSniz4ble from its beauty and ric"u ness
a photograph by Allnari OF Bottc@ili 8
painting. now IN the Ufizi Gallery.
Florence illustrates Isabella HoVe
Rlumenschein has illustrated "a Tooth
for e Tooth. written 10y Edward peple.
the saccesstui author Of Prime. Cnap.
Frederic Dorr steele has Illustrated
George Madden Martins "Ietlitla''
Nursery Corps s. a.
Lippincotts Christmas issue has a KAY.
red cover with q branch 80 roff,- trrtic6
across H. The complete novel Tor me
magazine is Queen Mary. Of Memory
Lane, very romantic and attractive
love story william g. Krcghoff has
drawn the very original cover design
for the December Bohemian and one OF
Armstrong; photographs OF Miss Ethel
barrymore forms an attractive and ap-
proprlate frontispiece
Volume IT,. OF the Music Lovers CAL
endar, published by Breithkopf and Har-
tel of New York is charming num-
Der containing as IL does a calendar and
anniversaries and an excellent editorial
notice. Otherwise the following table or
contents is presented: Toward Ameri-
can Music" by Arthur FarWcu. John
Knowles Paine" by W. Z. Spalding:
Music Of the Catholic Church and
French Music" by Louis Ialoy; The
symphony Orchestras of America w
j. Henderson and r. II. GriswOld The
TeItOnic Element In American Music
L. y. McWhood, Some Zuni Ceremonies
and Melodies" Reid stacy. Biographical
NOIfS
Louis Ialoy. song "Augcnblickc," by
Alex Won Fielitz.
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Catholic Friend. published in Richmond
where she IS well known in that con-
necNons and where she received her .5fi-
cation at s. JOseph's Academy Her
little book OF poems is arfIstfea If.. 80,
ranged and Illustrated. The verses which
hA * are mostly those Of sentiment and
Itclng. expressing the loftieHt asrira-
Lo1a and the pGres- hopes Tho advent
or the book has been fraGght wifi ~
terest 20 Miss Don Leavy' q many friends
VINO are Rratl1ed az her literary success
ana The fltAre promise n crr.l.ldI1.
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Rubber Goods Departm T

$.oO 2-qt. Fountain Syringe.
pipes .--....-.- .......-....... "a
$l-25 got. Fountain Syringe.
f.E-o ..ss.--.... 50
$l-30 got Fountain Syringe.
.Plpts -..-.--.---.. --.-....-..-. go
700 Cornbinaion Hot Water Bot
tie and Fountain Syringe TO
65c Bulb Syringe. pipes. ....... %
1880 Marvellous Female Balloon
Spray .-........ .... %
$50 Marvellous Female Rotary
=, spray ....- go. ..-..-....... 40
slZ5 Hot Water Bottle ......... so
SOC Atomizcr ...... 3
=, -------- ...-----.... 80
AL..U vi ALlIllLor
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Continuing Tomorrow and Balance Of This Week.
Perfumes.

A complete line OF Xmas Package
Perfumes. &C. 15o. 23o, PC SOC and up.
Tragic Violets Of Virginia. the
most lasting perfume. ons
drop equal 70 ten drops ~
the ordinary kind. only ounces
20 each customer pcr ounce. .27
g. 100 Houbigants Extract per
ounce ....-......... .......... .st.2s
800 Houbigants Toilet Water.
per ounce Observation-Disclosures IS
15c Woodworth's Violet OF Sicily,
per ounce ..-.--.-...-... .--... Sc
60c Woodworth's Blue Illacs. per
ounce ----..---- ------- --.------ ~
ST 90 Rogers and Galiet Vera
Violet peg ounce ......-.....-. Sc
15c Hyacinth Perfume. a fun. lost-
iug and delicate odor. per ounce 90
25c Fine Cologne. per ounce. 10
EXTRA SPECIAL.
800 Garwood's Toilet Water
Violet Rose. Chinese Lily and
Catherine Mermet. highest quail
ity American o1ors. ali delight
ful and lasting .--..---.--..... .6e
soc size of the above .....-...... 81
25c Murray q Lanuam Florida
-5c Garwood Toilet Water .....- ~
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WHITE FANG By Jack London From
Macmillan and Company of New York,
t.cnuel tre Bel Book and Stationery
Company OF Richmond
American readers who first realized Jack
Iuul.u-s ability AS "a writer when his
"CAl .f the VIA appeared VIII Doe de-
lighted 20 have in hand another book ina
which "a dog is one OF the chief factors
of interest and In which the wilds OF
thc Northlani with lts cruel cold its
d.so'auou and its s'lences serve as a
--ttire f1r che dr-4atic power that Mr..
London exercises in depicting incidents.
trir.rr ns well as important. and p-o-
Tie attractive and otherwise. White
Fans. "a wolf-dog in the beginning. saw
age distrustf-l ana unhappy becomes Iu
time ohedient % the law OF law as taught
Linn hv his master, TO whom Bic IS abb
solutely devoted. and absolutely happy.
The hGoE closes upon pretty picture.
Master and dog are returned from rhe
lNundlkc 60 a nome in California wall
ley. and 20 each haas come deserved hap
Iness in tnc bosom 90 family
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Miscellaneous.

&c Nursery Bottles ............. ga
&c Nipples. best made, &c. 3 for -
ssoS pensoiies ........... .-... %
az t3Sth flcSs es,O1V In box. .o2is
80 Ven Mentnol INHALER o.. p
Soc Writing Paper very nicel. %
l9c Writing Tablets ...... oS
loc Hair or Cork Insoles. keep
the feet dry and warm, per
pair 49,. ................ OF
l6c sulphur Candles ......... %
lOc IL 10. box 20 Mule Team
81, Bors AZ 80. =. ,........... .os
zoe ID. Perfumed Talcum Pow
der. Sitting ton - 79,.
l5c and PIC Fancy Baskets - .OS
4'O E'ouBn on Rats ......--..... ~
EXTRA SPECIAL.
SOC Witch Hazel VERY best dou-
DO distiiled). only 1 quart 70
customer; bring bottle. per
quart .-s..... -
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Down Below

Hicks: well it's all over with ola nnel
now
Wicks. Very charitable Of you 20 say
that
Hicks: Charitable? The mans dead
Wicks. eyes. ami some people firmly be-
leye that it's all under with aim now" --Tne
Catholic STANDARD and Times.
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Soap Department.

12c Cuticura Soap ............
l9c Cosmo Buttermnk So7,
loc Cradoock Blue Soap
z'c Cuticie skin soap ........
&c CASTLE soap. &c per cake. or
two FOR .
5c Ivory Soap .........
l9c Munyon's witch Hazel SOAP.
20 Packers Tar soap .......
4oc Pure Witch Hazel Soap. g.
per cake. per dozen
13c Williams Shaving stick
z3c Rogers d Gale: Violet Scan
Toe Hand Sapo.lo
Sc White Ribbon Floating SOAP
DC Derby soap. PC per cake. per
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Miscellaneous.

i5c Worm Powders. per box. 90
zoe Pgby Rattlers ........ Os
zoe Shinola Shoe Polish ......- OF
be- Ohick4ets ..-- g -.......... "a
Doc Dr. Dink's Cough Syrup.
sure cure ....-.......-... 10
zoe ] D.. Best Absorbent Cotton 20
Joe Carboiic soap .......... .O5
poe 4 OF. Absorbent Cotton .Oe
We cure your cold FOR &C.. YOUR
money back ~ we fail: ask FOR
Laxative CGpJ and Grippe
cure -..---..- .-....... ..-.. 90
l5c Ready Mixed Paints. for
household painting. any color 90
~ Medicine DroTpers. vlbber tip .o2
Csc Coleman Mustard ..-........13is
zoe channels Skins ...-....... ~
l5c Chamois Skins ............. 90
l5e Ceii1ioid or Aluminium soap
Boxes .-.-.... ........... 90
Joc Chest Protectors ........ 81
Joe Star Corn Salve ............ .os
Joe Envelopes .......... "a
POO Foutz's Cattle Powder 49,. .rfI
i5c writing Paper ......-...... 10
15c Cold Paint .......... NJ
ESQ Meuthol InhaIors oai
80, Mustard Plastcrs (teu ln tn
box. per box .......... 10
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Baker ana The court Jester by 'He
Inc auSlof.
we. -''i'. l9 " mover " ','
N'.u li llornia. lhe fic"
,,-.,,, ~. '-.e S,''S ''e '"e 'oila.1-t AiHts
''-,i" ,.,I''.'' anu - ii.-'llgA i's an &C.
noweriesenose ~ '' -, ~ ~ J 1r. ,r9 +-on-
lie ana conDiicat.o.. In tno lives ~
those nearest and dearest To- rich mon
is made clearly evident The mistake
and troubles that oeset their paths are
those that come t1 humanity. Whatever
its environment. THAT tangled threads
age smoothed in This book is due TO the
skid ~ tie noveii-- ana 20 a benevolent
o o,5 Oh his ntr5 TO eTeate q most agree
alr,..,t-i.s ~ r.f- ,-5 ro,.o -'''
"SatI ~ -rars-.s.. has ..r,.-,,.s stood .,,..
.e ,,.-,,,,iro...r,- 10. .l,. So, NJ ...
lie 1f,.s. 4.... 81 en- o-t f,,-
l-
.".- .'." ms. 1'I "i '"'l~hI-
a. ' ""'N "4-'''" 10y MISS N--'t. WAitn
ilS name Tie tragedy 90 Saul.s
t'' "ic inc "triyrdom oi stephen are rit-
ttlF described. The descriptions given
~ tcrod and Aerippa are only second
lu interest Co.. the love story of Afa~-vas
and Lydia that runs like a thread 90
gold showing against the darker back
ground of the h..l- Tho seemed .-,. 1.fl
il Ter,4.l.r- Alexandra and por,o
1r.-- t-....I.. Do, l-..,- ..,,-..... -.
. s,.. 3d.. -. -
s.-..-..
~ '--i9 'i BURGUNDY is IL"
Lt'o.ie ana other prominent people such
as Anne. Duchess OF Brittany. and phna-
bert Prince No Savoy. mr.. tr4 rrinrir,ql
claract. U.S. Ta. court lester ,t rho ,o,.-t
II Pfre.-l, +-.-sfarrc7 ., r,s ,i..-i-... ~,
l- SIS
tt.., ,- -'-a' .''' i-e
--"e "li' .'l--lie or AUSTRIA is the
% us tN ifa. ..lat or an INTERESTINGLY told
arl roWan-I. story.
Mis- p.E-.-- other e+or, ..,-,,...- d..
rIe IN ODD r. .os~ il - cso+,,,i,.. ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

the Bell Book Company. lts preface. by
AtOu SINCLAIR. Mail explain some ta4nss
Tao reader viii b, inter ssted IN know ms
Tine story OF t-e oo0.. IS That 90 "a young
writer who begins his career hy writing
q poem. and tl.n occupies himself vdlu4y
iu seeking a publisher When his searCf
Is quite over lac commits suicide. As q
very strongly written piece Of literary
work. the book recommends itself 10 the
readers attention. which It viii certainly
grip and hold
now TO Speak in Public"
Greuviue klelser. Instructor in eIocu-
ton AZ tAe Jewish Theological Seminary
~ America. is the author of this book.
received from Tho Funk W4gnalis Com
plny. of New York
81 S. book Will ne found 10 be- complete
e-pcutiouary manual. comprising numerous
0Nrrc.ses for developing the speaking
voice. deep breathing. pronunciation VOC
cal expression and gesture. il also con-
iains selections for practice from mas
'errieces OF ancient and modern eio-
auence. II is intended for students. toach-
er~. business men. lawyers cltreluen.
polti cians. clubs, debating societies. ana.
ln ifct every one interested in the art
az public speaking. The author docs NOT
deal in theory. his aim ls 10 make mis-
work suggestive and practical self-ln-
r.rnfrr
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Moral Damage of War.

THE Moral Damage of War" by the
Rev Walter Walsh. Is brought out by
CHM & Co. OF New York. and is the
most unsparinG specific. and detailed
arrangement Of the war system which
has appeared In this time. when Thought
ful men everywhere are uniting as never
lcfOre in the impeachment OF war as a
method Of settling international differ
ences waich is utterly unworthy -
the civilization which We have now
achieved. The detail and dehnitencss of
the hook constitute its most striking cha
racteristic and its great power Wher-
ever the work Is read 10 will be whole
some and commanding call to narte~
way of 80 Oitramcnt among Christian ma
tons thar the brutal way Of war