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ground for the criticism that the first attempt
written history in Jewish hands was in the
ninth century B. c, and he presents strong
reasons for concluding. from internal evidence
that the Pentateuch, as il has come down 70 US,
was based upon written documents possibly
coutemporaneous with the events recorded. and
that might well have been written either By
Moses or under his direction From careful
study of the geological formation OF the PENN
sula. Dr. Petrie Is Of the opinion that the cli-
matte conditions. the water supply and general
Character OF the country have not perceptibly
changed since the days OF the Exodus He then
goes into an exhaustive comparison OF the result
o, rs geographical explorations with the
scrirturaI text, BY which he not only appears to
egtab blish that the course OF the wanderings OF
The fleeing IsraeIites wonderfully agrees with .
route that be has marked out but claims that
there Is no other known region in which such
an agreement could be established.
The irnpossibility OF any such multitude as de-
scribed In Exodus being able 70 substst upon the
limited resources OF the wilderness he Offsets
with the conjecture that those who originally
LETT F,gypt numbered scarcely more than five
thousand Il such be the fact. Il would easily
account for 10 mention OF the event being found
y. Egyptian records He sustains his contention
nv n elaborate and plausible reconstruction OF
the IsraeIlte census l5aS-AE LLs 1IsU1-ie-1 S-
the eact that the Hebrew word 'alaf- has two
u7earings-"a thousand and - group OF
..faruIy.'-he claims that II. in the enumeration
- -. different tribes We substitute the word
...a-,nvss for thousand" Il Is obvious that an
.-o--nous reduction would be made in the num-
30, ~ those who followed Moses and Aaron
E9o- example. Il. n the case Of Aanasseh' m
r-ead OF p 200 people, We read that there were
,hi--v-txo families. two hundred people uh
am We arrive At a vastly different result rms
z-oBIs give thirty-two families. averaging a0Oul
six persons to a family or group The same ap-
DToTirna,e proportion holds throughout al the
- .-,-,-7e-lted. except that the richer tribes
has a larger number Of individuals 6solhe 'i
tbern servants and attendants 70 the group
,ourreer IN the case OF Gao
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

solicitous care OF his immediate associates "the
guarded fame Of the story. The experiment
however. Is justified by the result The per-
sonaIity Of Richard BurgOyne pervades the book
as II does the lives Of his young wife, his niece,
his secretary his servants and his few familiar
friends The reader accepts without a question
the single minded. self-sacrihcing devotion os
all who come under the spell Of his influence
and sees no incongruity in the continuation OF
that devotion through all the period OF storm
and stress that wrecks the lives and happiness
Of those who still unite in seeking 10 guard the
steadfast fame OF genius from every wanton air
OF sorrow, trouble and scandal. II the SHINING
ones are unsuccessful in their aim. II for a
space the fame fickers in the unwholesone
breeze and seems for a moment 10 go out the
reader has been wei prepared 10 comprehend
how the central fire that burns within a splendid
soul can light the fame again, and with its
steady glow become a beacon TO guide the
erring 10 renewed allegiance
A breezy tale Of life on Montana ranch is
told n b NJ. Bowers story. chip Of the Fly
ing Z" lady doctor. whose scientific achieve
nents have not destroyed her feminine charm.
is the heroine who captivates the hearts OF the
cowboys on her brothers estate. Incidents. "a
ther than plot, make up the substance OF the
novel varied with clever sketches OF Western
character and held together the thread OF
merry romance which survives the trivial mis-
understandings 10 which al well Ill, regu-
lated love affairs are subject IN fact and fiction
The short stories which 90 70 make up the
contents OF MI Paine's volume. '"The Praying
Slipper" are OF uneven merit The tale that
gives its title 20 the book. and Captain Arendts
Choice" both OF them studies OF sailor types,
are written With simplicity and directness, and
20 70 show that the fear Of God and devotion
to lofty ideals Of duty are not incompatible with
the seafaring life. with physical prOwess and
the readiness TO make use OF il in moments OF
emergency. These two stories stand forth in
agreeable relief against the conventional sea
tales Of sailor brutality and abuse that form
the favorite themes Of 50 much Of current ma
rine fiction The other stories Of ocean advent
ure IN the volume The Last Pilot Schooner
ana .Surfman Brainard's Day or" follow
closely In interest and excellence the two first
mentioned M. Paine. indeed. seems happest
when writing Of Life On deep water. Two of the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
II HERO OF SEVENTY.
II Study Of a Noble Character
Tales of Brisk adventure.

THE GUARDED FLAME BY W B. Maxwell
limo. pp- Ssl d. Appleton Co.
CHIP OF THE FLYING I. BY Z. NJ. Bower.
With three illustration IN cOlOrs by Charles NJ
Russell limo. pp- 264 q. W. Dillingham; Com
pany
THE PRAYING SKIPPER AND OTHER
STORIES. BY Ralph D. Paine With frontis-
piece in cOlors and five other Illustrations lZno,
pp- vii, % The Outing Publishing Company
THE CRYSTAL SCEPTRE. A Story OF Advent
ure- BY Philip Verril Mighels- 2mo, PIP. Si6-
Harper Brothers
strong and deeply analytical story OF sin
and expiation. The Guarded Flame" co:npels
the attention Of the reader through many pages
descriptive OF uneventful dOmesticity in the
household OF eminent English scientist
These pages lead UP 10 the revelation OF a VIC
tory OF flesh over spirit that for time dis
turbs the Quietude of a singularly exalted fam
iy Hfe-a life that, nevertheless, goes on and
on. dominated. controlled. readjusted and puri-
fed by a great, understanding. loving soul The
author has made daring experiment in set
ting up, as the hero Of a novel, man OF ad-
vanced years. absorbed in scientific investiga-
ton, one of the shining lights Of modern phi
losophy. intellectual giant indeed, but OF
delicate physique, the perpetual object OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Young NJ Henry Irving vi sr1as % 0S, :, n -,ms n,s
new volume Of essays seVeral - - s,sI-Sis
=. -s,,e ana Isl n Is said- member OF sn1
social Organiaon "a LonsSR sso kH0@n nsnbsrs n are
ILL ei-I - - O~,sn poyle aad kr- Max PelnDer-
lau-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
- light ON EXODUS.
n..-,, Interesting Discoveries
n SIRGL
~ SINAI Ry ". NJ Finder,

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New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

All critics may prepare to tremble, Miss Marie
CoFelli has issued an article called "The Com
fort Of Criticism. A Reverie"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

For an uncut copy Of the first edition Of
Lambs John WoOdviL" with the Inscription,
With c. Lambs best regards" the gOOdIy sum
of 500 is asked A copy Of the first edition OF
Dr. Watts's Hymns and Spiritual Songs IS
held ar $50
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Nj Simon Vedder. a Of EIihu vedder
shows considerable promise as an Illustrator
his work in the new edition of Elizabeth and
Her German Garden" has a pleasant hurnor "a
well as considerable technical skill
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Mr. W. NJ. ROssetti IS still busy at the family
gold mine His newest production contains clas-
sified lists with the dates, OF the writings OF his
brother. Dante Gabriel ROsSetti These are ar
ranged under three heads: Writings with dates
actual or approximate; the same in qUasi-aIpha-
betical order, and again in order OF date The
work which is privately issued is limited 70 one
hundred copies. and collectors Of Rossettiana viii
probably struggle for them
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

THE GUARDED FLAME BY W B. Maxwell
l2Tno. pp- 5s1 D. Appleton Co.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

The life OF George Herbert as courtIer and
village priest has been dealt with in a volume
just brought out in England The picturesque
aspects Of his period are included in this study
Not the least striking episode OF the poets
career was MS marriage three days after his first
meeting with the fair lady who was to become
Mistress Herbert
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Many hitherto unpublished rec
AZ the Bibliotheque Rationale, ?
whore, have been used in a forth.
entitled The Curse OF the Roman
of the Reigns Of Tsars Paul I al
Of Russia" The author is Profe
RappOpOrt
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

"Scoundrel Mark" is the expressive tit
forthcoming British nOveI-One presenting
hero a criminal with the instincts Of 4
man. The book is mentioned as most O-ig
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tie @loicr, orci S0buc, GOlporo q.
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@roItp lpcrocn Ole Toolte beontlpor,
ten.
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lin Gcdlt nnS 8clo.

Eermaneuter Ginbaltsbefebl gegeu
Die Baltimore . Ohio : Yobnoc-
ielihaft" perlangt. - Charles 5.
2elpis crbGlt ein 9rittel oes Nad)-
laiies ieiner peritorbenen Srou.
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gcridt pes 0iitrifts Columbia Inn
einen permanenten Ginbaltsbefebl
nud)gciud)t, Der Baltimore . Ohio.
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grcn5te Gi9eutbum 81 conocnnirell.
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ser So" ibm poS @igentbum ais
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So.
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1902, Noro.@ apitraBe, IA bel
8rnlo5ins 80; So.
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So.
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@ricffaIten.

IS. 9" Moin5 lit oic Sallpt.
ltoot DER Gropin5 Tbeinheiien uno
ocutlde &eidsfeitulig. IS moro 1916
Dem @roBbcr5ogtbllm Seiien.G ornt.
ltoot einperleibt uno nod Grriftllng
oes oel'tId)cn Meid)es Ncid)Sieihtng
nit prellbiidcm Commencement.
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gl(tcr Manu auacariffcu.

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@obnung iibcrfollen. - Iollb
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3mei Dem @eridtaucrfobrcn iiber.
mieien.
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SEER @iiQom $. Scitmiiacr, ein alter
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orei iullse 2ellte III oos Sol,S ein,
anideineno nm ST. itGblen. ga &eit
miller ein perm08cn0cr Mann icil
lou. Gle, Ginbrehcr, ihlllgcil ltlro
luiir9tcn ben 8reiS; cbc tic ieOod) il.
rcn 3tpetf ousiiibrcn tpnrlten, botten
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Nufregung gebrod)t, utO crgriifen bic
iungcll 9cltte Ole 6lltdt. Splitter
lpirrben Sermon SMpc3 bon Nr.tlt2,
Sit.Erott. StraBc, hilbert Green bon
9tr. 1927, 9puntD Cane, lno @corge
9all bon 9r. 425, Siio.9onO.Str +,
Die lctterCn 9cibcn Nc9cr, nltcr Scr
ACKNOWLEDGING p%crboftct, anacblid IN
0us Sous Ocs Scrrn ScitmiiQcr cill-
aebrod)en 81 icin uno perilldt 5lt bu,
ben, ocnlelbcn 81 bcrnlbcn. Hid)tcr
Wtc9toap IN Der 0ltlidcn YoliSeilto.
ton ilberuieS Die bciOen 9tegcr ocnt
@eridtsperfnbrclt, p0brcnb SapcS
li6 bellte Dor Hid)tcr Scllieler I'M Sll.
gellogcrid)t perantlportcn mll6. 9tnd'
ocn IuSiagcl beS &crrn Seitmiilcr
mllr0c or ourd) SitBtrittc I'M Sollic CT.
iuedt uno ging nod ulltcll, INN cine
llnteriltdung nll5llitcllcr. Gr troi Die
Ginbrcdcr in cillcm 3intncr ocS lln.
tcrcl Stodlpcrfs mo ricf lofort llnl
&illfc. Gie brct Scrtc ~iprongcn nlul
ollf &crrn SeifnliilCr Gin lu1o ld)lll.
gen ouf beniclben los, 1u0breno CT.
ner i'm onl Solie pndtc. Ger 21rm
iplroe ober 10 erpB, Bob Die Ginbrc-
der ld)Iicblih oic 6llId)t crgrificn.
Eoli5iit Goicp ponl 0itlid)en 0iitrift
mar ouf Die &iilferlic bin berbeigc.
eilt mo iab einen 9roBcn Sllngen
hie Yrott Str. binnterrcnncn unp
Damn in ben 9roo0pap eillbiegcn,
Der Eoli5iit perfol9tc Den Slicbcnocn
ltnb perboitete beniclbcn., Gr brod)te
i'm nod Dem Standardization Suulc
5nriid, no Der Brcis 0cnielbcn ais
cinen leiner gngreifer ioentiii5irtc.
Gcrielbc gob ieinen 9tomet ais Ser
non SapeS an.e gr geitono bom
audi eilt, bel oenI Gin6rud)e ~betbeiligt
9epeiet 5u ieiit iibrO qob Die Non1cu
leincr Gomplicena an. Cones, ipelder
crit 70 Sabre alt lit. nirO Dem gu.
gcnori6tcr Scilisicr ppr1efiibrt lpcr-
sen. .@} ora Fi:H
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non Sapes un.e Gr geitono bonm
audi eilt, bel oenI Gin6rud)e ~betbeiligt
9eDeiell 5lt iein iibnO gob Die Non1cr
leincr Gpmpliccna an. Cones, ipeld)er
crit 10 Sabre alt lit, pirb Dem SIT
genori1tcr Scilislcr pprGcfiibrt lucr-
6cr. " pa 'i:N
Scucr4'tr I'm 1l6 llbr Nodpnit.
tugsN' rAtreerageftcrn q ri cirSrncrwr6r
orrdy 55iicipeh IlorilEi hsn ocm So.
Itcn Nr..l129, Gdc BON Concord. uno
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rltien, nj benz ouf mlbefonntc 8eiic
i'm unhelpobnten Stodiperf Gc$ Siu-
terboulcs Seucr 'ollsgcbrodpn mar.
9oS III bcmiel6en Sollie b~efinblid)e
Gommiiiions t@eidpdft BON ". 6.
Groggor ulb bos @cbGuSc pltroer
nm etiuo 500 beidGbiat, che bic
Slammen geloidjt norcrl.
lin 122 llbr Nod)ntitto08 &c.
rietbeil g~eitern 6ic Bortiercn i'm Cor
ribor be& bon 81. aonia beluobntcn
SoiicS Hr. fl, Npro.@ lopcrItroBc,
III 9ronb. Scr Sdoocli onl Nollic,
oc''cn GigcntGiimcrin Srou ella
Stcilcr lit, betrGat $50.
0nrd) Bic Grploiion. cinc& Ye.
troletmofenS nj 0cn1 bon 8. :. @rof
b%cipo6ntcn &ollic Nr. 1916, Ntpr0.
9onbItroBc, ricf bie Scucrme6r &c.
ltcrn Nad)mittog I'M 8 l1Gr bonn ao.
itcn Nr. 2G5, Ode polt @on0. lnto
Sliberitrobc, nodl Der 9ronoltGtte.
Yer angcrid)tctc Sdoocn betrGot So.
Stur5 lpnrbe perbanQ.
II | Bpoll. IT. 1n nWorplano &c
neral Soipitnl" itorb ecltcrn Sr.
Sobn Scott bon Nr. 1890, @oll.
StroBe, al oen 6plgcn cines Stnr5cS.
Sr. Scott mar onl lebtcll 6reitog upr
iciner @obnun9 in 5olge zines 3cbl-
trltts geltiir5t mo bate eillen SdG.
oelbrud) erlittrl. Ger 8erItorbele
lunroe Dor % Sobren in GoinMira,
Sd)ottlano, gcborel. Nadjbcm eu am
@oinbura = College sic Softormiiroe
erlaltgt bate, fam or nad) Nmrrifa
llno pirtte bier ais 2ebrcr mooerllcr
'Sprod)en. Gr binterldBt ieinc 8itt.
ne, Srau Innn, g%eborene Mabner,
nno eine IodJtcer, Srou 8nuline
Earriib.
8eraatbatn q ei II u II ii r H.
I anger II Solepb Iounsfi, ein in
Gr. sol, SiiO.Ann,S trnBe, pobnel,.
Der gSirt6, Senrp aeiielinf bon Ger.
2210, Cambridge Strobe, Mor @D.
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ilno Sobn Sres5insfi BON Gr. 2OO6,
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,,olijeiitation lDe9en ongeblider BE
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@ie oie 3engennnsiascn ergobcl,
bate Yreslep brei Wonate ais Nh.
lternfiiber g~eorbcitct itno nohm lette
ISOLDE nit elmer 9aarifait BON $40
in sloumsfi'S 8irtbidaft Soais. PM
Gonneritog abero tranf Tresle1
iibfr bea Gllrit, ais er ipieoer AZ iid)
fano er ans, bab ibn Die $40
acItublcn luor0cn maren.