davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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combination. The market closed animat- ed and buoyant.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value $1,62i000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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CARROlLTON SHORT LINE RAIL
 WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE.

No | No 2. 3:S pm...L Reform. Ala Ar..12i1 pm. 4 .05 p.In...I.v.. stansel lily. III :50 pm. 1 20 pm....Ar.. Carrollton ..Lv..ll :25 a. m. 4:43 pm...I4v Carrollton Ar. Il 20 a. m. 5:o5 pm m...Iv... Dilburg ...Lv., Il :oo a. m. ! :23 D. pn1.Ar. Aliccyille ..LV. ..10:i5 I'm.
 For further information apply to John T. Cochrane, President. City Bank nuila- ing Mobile Ala; Alex Jackson, Supt, Aliceville, Ala,
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The usual good conditions are pTeva- lent in the local wholesale grocery mar ket Prices are unchanged.
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Seaboard Air Line.

Baltimore November 1i-SeaDoard common and preferred, nothing doing
 Chicago, November 14.-Today, ss yes
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RAILWAY SCHEDULES

Showing the arrival and departure of passenger trains at the Union station, Birmingham:
 Effective October 27 19061 1 nnisullIe and NaehMilIe RaiIrnad
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Tombigbee Valley R.

Tfains NO. I and NO. meet NO. ZZ northbound on the Southern railway from Mobile
 Trains No. ? and No 3 meet No. 2i on the Southern railway, southbound, and No. ll6 northbound to and from Mobile Connections are close and passengers can bny through tickets and can check baggage through from points on Southern railway to all points to T. " Line and vice versa.
 JOHN T. COcHRANE. CHARLES r. DUKE, President
 Superintendent
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Local Iron Market.
Local Cotton Market.
Local Securities,
Banks and Trust Companies.

Corrected by Otto Marx X Co.,, Brown Marx Bulding)
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RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts ... S5,507 ,G31.56 overdrafts. .... 536.07 T. $. Bonds and Premiums 1.07S.50O.0O Alabama Bonds ...... 4sO.474.2S Other Stocks and Bonds 266,617.3O
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Queen and Crescent Route.
Central of Georqia,
Seaboard Air Line.

Arrive from Depart to-
 Richmond ..10:20 pm Richmond . 635 am Richmond 10 pm Richmond .. 2:25 pm
 All trains run by central time. Trains marked thus @ are daily except Sunday.
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IO.2O7,6I7.99

OFFICERS-W. P. c. Harding, Presi ]. H. Barr. Vice President and Cashier Foster. Assistant Cashier, Thomas Bowr
 DIRECTORS-W $. Brown. T. II. Mol Jemison. F. NJ. Tutwiler. Erskine Ramsa! Walker Percy. J. II. Barr ]. H. Woodward w II. Woodward M V. Joseph, John h.
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CASH In Vault .....S. 833.53T.4S With Banks. 2,100.321.30 With [. s. Treas J0,000.00
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ident ]. H. Woodward. President;
 A. R. Forsyth. assistant Cashier; F. $. ron, Assistant Cashier. 1lton, r. D. Nabers, B. F. Moore Robert ly W. P. G. Harding, w. H. Hassinger, d, William Nj. Walker, culpepper Exum, Raul.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28
Die ,,cuGtonio."
Ser srSkte G3eanoampfer ber MeIt
amb ieine Ginri6tungen.

gsssaunItbe @abe 9urbtaen 8ahstee.
t@trtnsiefett Gin e6tpsferf@tH Sas
.,bIeue eaao bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der unldneft in @lpoe 8ant BET
Glasgow fir Die Gunarbz2inte BPM
Gtapel e~elaufene Oaeanbampfer ,2uN.
tunia4 1T bas srDbte S9tff Der Melt.
Ga bat etne 2Gnse BON 1856 SUB, IS
gub mebr als Der Retorobre9er raats
{er Wit6elm H." bonn Rorbbeutf9en
1Iopb, ferner cine srDbte 9r.ite bon
s8 gub, einen 9tefeung BON 80 Sub
unb etnsn @ebalt bpn 1880 9pnnen.
Gane Maf9inen. bier Surbinen, inbi>
aireu etne 3raft Bis gu $4,000 pferbe<
fdrten unb erm1sli4en fir bas Sabrs
seug .etne Observation-Disclosures bon Is
Qnoten. Rur Elm Sorpeooboot pirb
I'm @tanbe fetn, ben 3iefenbdmpfer
esnaubolen. Cine Stpette 4uflaee bes
Darnpfers tptrb befen S9nefterfniff,
bic vMourttantd,~ ipel6e bic aIei.
den Mabe berset9net, CUR @rb06uns
Der Gefdpinbtgfett Der n2uftoniah
tragt ber llmftdnb bel, oab ibr Bug
berart f9urf 5ueef4ntttsn 1T. bab teine
Mttbung stpif9en ben We1en unb ber
GHiffsbdut ftattftnbet pber biefelbe
MUIR auf Elm mtnbetmab bef4rGntt
blstbt. Mit Der n2ufttanta4 errtngt
GroBbrttannten oas .blaue 8dnb oes
atlantic" 5. b. ben @9neligteitss
rstorb tpteber. na9oem biefer a4t
Sabre lang Der beutf4en 9dnoelsflotte,
eulebt benz r3atfer Mtlbelm IL NIT
ittneu 23a anoten @ei9ptnbtstett, gu
sistr gepeien. Man rehnst, baB 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28

.0uftaniaM bte @trede BON Queens
trlDf mad Sanbp 0oof in ID Gaaert
saradIessn piro.
Der plan fiir ben Bau Der r2ufis
taaid3 unb Der ,Maurttdnid1 tpurbe
ia ierer 9usen gefabt, als ane Welt
ltur BON eroben transatlanttf4en
Mnmpfertruft fpra@ unb f9rieb. Dos
mails rattle fi9 bas Rabinett Bdlfour
b. Der 9bat auf, unter Stdotsfubpen.
don nit Der Gunarbs2tnte ben 8au
lblejer sipet rieiisen gabrseuse unter
@~toinsunse, gu bereinbdren, bic ibren
aietergane inter fremoe Olasse aus
f6lofen umb tire Derffgbarfeit at
@taatsatDedsn IN art.ssfane fia.rten.
Oie betoen S4fffe tperben In btefem
Bale als Rreuoer beniibt. 60 mar
Vein leidtes unternebmen, bas erfte
6@iff bon fDldem umfanse gu bauen.
Whabte bod bas Glubbett bes Glnbe
NIT sroben Rotten betrGntlt9 bertteft
artrbsn. Nu9 fonft mubte man bte
GruabperbdltniFe fir fplGe Dimenfio.
qisn eft f6affen. SIN @dnsen pers
nria4t Der 8au Der n2uFtania" etnen
Roittnaufpanb BON $4,000 900. @tma
B6,0W Tpnnen Bacterial tpurben fir
ben Nou pertpsnbet.
Der Rumpf Der r2uftonta" befist
etae 9Bbe bon 601 SUB. Das @dtff
pat rsur Dede unb btetet Baum fir
b60 pdfosiere eriter Rlafe, 800 Spet.
ttr alrife unb 1900 8ptf9enbeds<
kaB1gitre, fotpie cine 8efotung bon
300 Mann. Don ben Gr0benmaben
pss aoloHss gibt bas cine Der beige
Mstsn Hilber, bic 55be Der ct. pauls'
0utbebrnle In 2pnbon I'm Werslei9e
4ar ldnge Der .2ufitanid," etne am
i9dult6e Worfts1ung. Dte 2atbebrals
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9suts nod Elm perbaltntbmabts aru,er
Mann. Or fiibrte tp1brenb bes Wir.
sertrisses bic beribmt. nGferne Brt.
eabe" bon Mtseoniin, beren 5elbentba,
ten ipabrenb bes arieses unb mad,
bemielben tn Mort uno lieb ntel se,
fetert tporben finb. gs beibt bdb BIZ
Brigade In Dem blutisen 9ruber.
tampfe mebr an Tpbten unb Dertpins
bsten .ingsbibt bat. als irsenb eins
anbere eIei9eroBs Mibeiluns Bee
tntonsheeres.
Bragg nabm mad benz Rriese bic
Acknowledgements ipieoer nuf. Ct ees
hSrte bon 1867 Bis 1869, fptpie bon
1877 Biz 1885 benz aongreFe oils Re.
prdfsntant an unb betbeiliste f6 ala
folder an sablrei9en bsriibmt.n De'
batt.n. Bragg tpurbe 1888 @eIdnoter
Tn Mertto unb funstrte fpGter ala
3onful In Sabanna unb 5onstons.
Bragg mar Delegat fir berfdieben.
oemotratif6e Iationaltpnbentionen
unter anberem fir Die BON 1884, als
Glebelano gum pr1fi6enten nominir,
tpdrb, Gr that bamals ben inatpifder
gum ~eefllgelten Wort setpprbener
Musfpru6: mir ltsben Jpn (Glepe,
tano) tpssen Der gsinbe, bic er fi4 &C.
ma4t,"
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krebs geheiIt

Rrsbs, SelhiDbrs, Ratarrh bdnOrrbuosu, HI.
frauentraRtbeiten. S4rsi6t nm Elm iIuRttert,s
BUD setrO frei peri&idt, aSrsiHsri.
DR. BIT, ss s. q @as. Kansas City. Mo.
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uebsr 5000 9agabune
ben Fnb lebtss Sahr In Mtlinston,
efnsm tleinsn, 1000 GiHfpobnsr adhIens
ben Stdbt4eu in England nerpflegt
frnr6er.
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Gebhbrfa6s Antrkemmuna.

Observation-Disclosures roe bem stmfteew SAB
esr oss u,@tfssusa Brigade"
Snoem Der Ronsreb Dor fetner Der.
togung benz General Gbnorb 9.
Brags bon miseonfin cine nlonntli9e
BENTON bon $50 b~etptutste, bat e,
tpenn aud fpGt. benz General etne se>
hibrenbe Mn~.rtennuns fur bis bon
bemitlben Der linton TIM Hurserfriege
seletiteten Dienfte seaout. Hrass, Der
1927 In llndnbtlia, q. o., esbprcl
tparb uno Tn 1849 als MntnaIs tn
Eonb bu Gao, Wis., rieberltsB, ~
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3tpanstaiahrtaer 3ampf.

Sh tdmpfte stpanste ,subre aeaen
6dmorrhoioen uno ihlimrle Bun.
ben; i'd tpanbte 8udlin'e Mrnica
Salbe an uno murbe cebeilt, idreibt
u. W. Bruce. SarmniIe. ga. 9as
bette Mittel eegen @eiHware nnb
Wunoen aaer Grt. Is Gents Fei
Goolpb 3reiB unbl s.. 6alteper une
@phu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-28

Durh einsr Der G9tote binburdfabrsr.
Wuroe man ale fir Ben gau Der
.auittanto" berpenbeten gtfens unb
Stablmaife len gu Giienbabnf9ieren bon
1e 20 Yfuno 9etpi1t berarbetten. 10
ipitroe man folde @9ienen in elmer
Sefommtousoebnuns bon 688 meilen
erbalten ooer etne atpetseletftse 8a6n
BON Jfen Dort iiber philadelphia unb
Baltimore nu6 Rtdmonb, 3d., cine
1otalitrede bon 344 Meilen, erridten
iots'len. Sene @ifens unb gtablmufe
len, In StGbe BON ie / 3Dn Dtde pers
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bon TN 9srelsi@ aur atnse btr .ouf'
tonta.A
trcHbelt. ipiisoen gu etnem @iirtel ut,
ote Grbe ausreiden, unb 1000 Mea.
len @tGbe ipirben nod lbrisbletben.
SeIbftneritGnbli9 TT ber neue Dam.
pfer NIT allen mobernen Gsnri4tangess
berfeben. aIs oa Fmb: Gabrfa9le,
neutrality-suspicious. unb Gelepboa.
appdraie, Mafdinen 5ur Serfeanng
bon gis; 5000 elettrif4e 2l9tsr .au.
den bes 1adts bos Gahraeug In Elm
Deer bon Qtdt. inShren6 bic Gages.
9eue our@ 700 genitsr unb 500 ga,
tentz2i4tDffuunsen fir Die Wentiiatton
esnftrOmt. Dos Solapert TN Snnere,,
bes S4sff.s beiteht aus Mahosont,
MaInub anb MtIasboI5. BUR ,giher,
belt bat Der Dompfer boppeItsn Bos
ben unb IT'S tpaferoi1se S9otten,
beren Ghiiren tnnerbalb tpentger Ct
tunben bon Der Rommanbobri6e aus
ontpmatti3 beri4loHen tperbsn sBns
men.
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PCT Bis sur Rreasesfpise sins !90be bon
a04 gub. cine Musbebnung. bic bon
esr 2dnse bes @9iffes fomtt um 381
Dub ibtrtroffen tpirb. Die bier. je
LOO GuB hoben S6lote bes Gabraeus
gee bdbtn sinen oerart srOben Dur4s
meier, buB oas i'm SABRE 1907 bon
an Mmtrifaner Sutton erbaute erite
Dumpfi4iff. bic nglsrmont nit ibrsn
10y CUB 2dnge bequem in einem Der
S4lote beritedt tperosn f0nnte. 3pet
grobs 2otomotiben, oneinan6erssfup'
gslt i5nnten obne G@pierigtster
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Too Successful a Sermon.

Il dined at the Carlton with the
Howard Goplis in London said a
globe trotter "Aficrvard we took our
coffee ON the raised platform OF the
foyer whore the orchestra plays and
where you setpn excellent view OF the
smart London world.
Mrs Howard Gould entertained as
with the story Of her last balloon trip.
She had stayed up much longer and
gone much further than mad been in
tended
The trip. she said ruefully, was
q little too successful
on. said J. can anything be too
successful
"A temperance sermon was once
too successful said Mrs Gould.
And she told ms how "a woman
preached one morning "a temperance
sermon 20 her husband. who was suf-
ferIng from the effects OF the night be-
fore
The great trouble with YOU.
George. the woman said is that YOU
cannot say NO" Learn to say NO
George. ana YOU win have fewer head
aches. Can YOU let me have a little
money this morning"
No. said George, with apparent
ease"
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fully OF the theory OF the. romantic
drama. the yerslhcation. language. plot
AND characters Of the play. together
wl'h an account OF is first perform.
ante The notes are numerous and
coplous, referring not only 90 historical
and grammatical matters and explain
ing an illusions, bat also drawing
many COMPARISONS between passages nt
Hermann and those of other well
known plays The material thus sup
rlied 70 'ae student y OF great value
for a thorough undors .anding OF the
drama and on appreciation of rs sub
iect matter and style. = complete No-
cahulary Is included.
Baldwln's The Golden Fleece More
Old Greek Stories Ry James Baldwin.
author OF 'Baldwin's Readers etc..
Issued Do the series of Eclectic School
Readings ana intended fur use in Che
fourth and hfth years. The story 90 Ja-
soE ana hts adventures is here reto.d
hy a well known writer for children
The tale Itself Is one thar for three
thousand years has given pleasure io
men and children Of all lands and On
this retelling newuess ,s given % tha
old story Many sources have been bon
rowed from. and additions Hr omissions
have been made as seemed hesI t1r The
purpose of the book ! uuW presented
Il forms a fascinating narrative ny he-
roes and their fearless deeds. of griey-
Gus wrongs not wholly rigitei ana OF %
strange first voyage through perilous
seas.
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hosiery. 4 syndicate has Just se-
quircd possession % the beautiful prom
erty. including the parks and lakes, ana
Intends Transforming Il into o summer
rafoi The transformed residence q 10
De called the Hotel Amicis' 20 cont
wemoratc the inscription "Amlcis'
which the hospitable author displayed
on Is signboarj at the entrance o. his
horuNahle residence whore Dee enter
tairod all ihe French literary celcbri-
ties of the period. The dlsuic. is a
beautiful one and doubtless the new
enterprise VIII attract many tourists Go
To- But they wiIl have 90 be cautious
how they discuss politics or military
matters. '0r they may come in contact
with ne stringent regulations wAirh
the German authorities enforce .u the
Rcichslaud. ln 1872 Aoouts "Alsace"
and some 90 bis newspaper articles cost
him O. weeks imprisonment, the Ger
mans Insisting on treating him as q
subject ~ the Fatherland because he
had been born iu Lorraine.
HAYDEN CHURCH,
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The foilowirr Is volumes will be- ADDED
10 The public library Monday moTmns.
july q 1910.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Asser-Llfe Of King Alfred.
Brookfold- Mrs BIookhold ana Nor ell'
P,yan--Firs. Battle
clemens. Ed.-PrImrose Way.
CoX-puoms.
paw Ncnehunes- Uelerencel
Elson-Elsous Music picuoua'y-r't-
EWaid-My Little Boy
FitzcoaId-Ifuer 2 vol ...
illumination Thunder and Lightning
Frea-seyeu Years Hand.
Hart-Leyartiuo L0g-BQok
Hydo-CoHege Man and the College Wo-
Iacobs-A guide 90 the Use of the Jew
ish a0paodia-trelertn
NNler-City Beautiful
Rams H0ru-Blasis From the Rams
Horn, ,.....-,
R0'hschNd-Ii lincoln. Master oi Men.
shcdou-John Williams ana me Futl'
'slsder-Queer things about Japan; More
Orcer Things About Japan
Handbook OF GonelI9gy--(rofor-
Wharton Through Colonial poorways
WUlds-Hcrcdlty iu Royalty.
FICTION
pargs-R. Holmes & 90.
Crawford-Adlm J0hust0nes Son.
GENERALIZATION Darche
Crawf0rd-Three F3tes
Crawford-l' PIPER Berth.
Crawford-Wuh the lmmortals
pickherry-St0rm ~ London
Woifenstein-Tho Renegade and Other
Tales.
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NOTES.

Among the documents included So a
sale July at Chrlsues are four ex-
tremely Interesting documents relating
10 the Spanish Armada, one is a se-
rios OF resolutions OF q council OF war,
dated Aug. Q. 1855. and signed by such
names as Lord Howard of Bingham
Lord Thomas Howard, - Francis
Drake Sir Martin Frohisher Sir john
Hawkins. and Others. Another is q lct-
ter from william Cecil Lord Bulie.gn,
forwarding Hast hast-hast post husS
FOR ne. a dispatch from Capt fenner'
telling Of the discovery az O Create
Spauiarde' lao New Haven
The last sale ~ The present season hv
the Anderson Auction company rill be
held nou Monday afternoon and eve
ming. Included aIe books on The lH-
-dians. New York Lincoln etc. a cole
lection OF prompt copies ~ American
and nngl.sh plays. some books oh
sportine; O. specimen % The famous
Ulster County Gazette 80 Jan. 4. 1890.
described as an original and accom-
panied by a facsimile. and other Items
OF more or less interest
OF an Edward FltzGo-a'ds works We
ourselves return least frequently 10 h',
versions from thc spanish stage. The,
are. as "a whole. Too somnrc aud paine
nn. however eniYoncj bore aud there
by humor and good intevta.aici verse.
StlL one may De e'al to hove the
Eight Dramas az Ca.lyron' .D Che o--
trlr.f h.rHt. Macmillan fYrrllr .H. 10
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Kidney Disease
Kills.
Thousands Never Suspect That
They Have II.

thuov etnerly admitted At, diseases o. ne
kdteyi and bladder constitute ne rrts,ou s0ufcs
oi c.sclse Care tt5-e and We rcmoye the Gauss
Ci nearly al ailments % ihs Liver. Blood. stomach
and Bowels But Doe tppioa.h % Kidney dlsease
hso'y and ra-u- ttli he ant symptoms nay
uoi beurlce- Here ore come az The most common
tJmpiors q tis dlufrrals disease:
Dico.olcd O. dark ai.ne, sometimes eroes1e
arc 20 rac Co.OL
Unusual lere % rrns'e, especially e. night.
'bulk huti opposite, sometimes CuulAning
atumu tIl irll
swelling afolld cfcs, smiles al shlomtu.
DroN. rcss lHd a constant Tired fetlu.
lae, iotal. .fF rEl.
Pam itC o. s., trthlrte. crlnqs iu ne ltcs.
h1sct cofst ilf.i a. .e.f1u .-pa.rei.
hhe1mtul l.ls n l.c lc1is and fl-s-.es
Il vou have sry % iie above symptoms youf Ma,
rert need mmel .'a attention.. and d. David Ken.
necys fayogte Mualy sanad BE- iakea e. once
10 sou krgs va vail ttTTsu u pa ue- lert tltse
fyurorsi hratft Ds-tse, mosi terrible, 2
parry away ilc Ouicuue IN David kenuclys
IEvofiie Aemeog has cured ltOufsuGs Of kidney
csc1se, ard Ft have ne Do tive proci iivil Gre
-. send % D.. ntYfd kenuedFs Sots, Roudoai.
NY, iof free ssIaJ't toiile ana neecl booklet
Large bottles N.e,, ltAl dfUsgs.A
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BOOKS.

To- contrast 90 the many biographies
issued this season. Mr. Leon H. VIM
cents novel and charming volume of
monographs upon 10 oi the American
Literary Masters offers a useful and
readable biographical and bibNograpl-
teal guide Woughton, Mlffin & Coz
Il covers the period from 1909. the
date az The KnickerhoCker History. 90
about 1850 ihe time Of Reyer.es OF a
Bachelor the "HOWadji Books and
'Prue and j. The 10 authors repre-
scented are-lrylng Bryant Cooper,
LCngteilow, Poe. Bancroft Prescott.
Hawthorne. Whittier. Holmes, Motley.
Emerson. Th0relu, Taylor. Mitchell,
Curtis. Lowell Whitman and Parkman
One chapter b. devoted 90 each author
With sections treating respectively Of
The NE. The character. the writer ana
the works. More space has been given
. The historians than u most books %
iujs Bind ST. Vincent writes 900 an
easy. graceful style. has sk.ltuly con-
d5Hsed the narrative details so that the
ESSENTIAL features stand out boldly. and
Offers some suggestive criticism H.
BE- Wen known as "a lecturer ou literary
subjects. ana Is the author ~ f0ui vol
umcs ~ Brief Studies Boo French Let
ttrs and Society in the Seventeenth
Century THE BibIotaph' etc. His
new book is intended t1 appeal Co the
general reader as wei as 90 students
of literature
Hugo HernarL Edited by james y.
bfuler Ph. D.. ASSOCIATION professor
Cf Romance languages On the Uulycr-
sity OF North Carolina American Book
company Ncw York Cincinnati aui
Chicago.
Hugos dramatic masterpiece Is her.
presented with ample aids Tor its read
.uc bon class. The introduction treats
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Tyson and Ira Cross IN the depart-
ment Of In the Mirror OF the Present
Mr. Flower devotes about 30 pages 10
the discussion OF present-cay. SOCIAL
and economic problems from tnH
standpoint " progressive and iunda-
mental democracy.
Indoors ana out FOR July wears
new cover ana a form improved b. an
increased size Of the page ana aual-
ii0rsl reading matter. fredeil'h T.
Darlington. In "A Unique suburb Ge-
scribes Lawrence PARK. comm uhi'.
Of beautiful homes NEAR NeW iuIN
city "The Charm of Old blADuIH
Is told go yiyidly by Gertrude h'hl
that one longs f1t the delicious sea
bfeeZes wnlcn seem Co blow from w
very pages "a Bungalow on ti'
teau" and "lioGsabodtlug On Ameti,"
show other ways in which fa,d.lo.
DAYS mas be sneat With the giedlesl
enjoyment Those Wlo must remain
at home but who desire To Keep 80
cool as possible Embellishments VIZ
lind suggestions 10 helm them IN lhe.
Citv Apartment 100 summer duu
.Fioor covering. for Summer Homes
"The Advantages RI kolkh-easl p.
discussion for the benefit of those "I.'
are undecided what ma;erla! 10 ls !"
building a new house. while Iol ll'
cottage piciures0ue method OF rooi-
ng IS endorsed ard explained ih ''il d i!,
rrla entitled How 10 Roof WIN
Thatrh' The new Christian Sc.eult
Temple in Boston. dedicated .','
month. is portrayed iu an inieresiliis;
manner and 'Thc Home GROUNDS
as always. is fun OF hoiptul hints lot
those wishing 60 beauty ihe SUI
rouudugs Of their homes The hlllI-
Der is profusely illustrated. thost's
and wise Go. Boston and New loIhl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Dr. Horatio Parkins the medico-legal
expert described at a medical banquet
the yicissitudes and eXcitements IN the
lie of a young ambulance surgeon.
An ambulance surgeon Of my ac-
quaintance" said he. had curious
experience the other night
He was summoned TO a police sta
ton 70 examine an unconscious prison.
er. The prisoner. very muddy aud dis
hevelled. lay on the floor OF the CELL
room The physician bent over and
examined him. ana then, rising. said
IN a loud stern voice:
"'This mans condition is not due TO
drink. He has been drugged'
- policeman turned pale and said
IN a timid. hestatng voice
I'm afraid yer right sir. ! drugged
him an the way from Carneys saloon
q matter Of a hundred yards or more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
Americans May Still
Visit Stoke Poges.
Our London Literary Letter.
islt ;

paper ~ real importance, however, wa'
Inc "Allgemeine Zeitung.' founded AZ
Leipzig by the bookseller Gotta IN 1888.
IN the meantime the place Of newspa-
pers had been largely filled by news
letters which circulated 60 manuscript.
Many Of these came from London, but
the most famous was that which Grimm
wrote from Paris. and which was con.
tinued after his retirement by Madame
de Staels friend Henri Melster Most
Of the German potentates subscribed 90
this correspondence litteralre.' and a
letter has been published in which NJ.
de Stael suggests To- the king OF Swe-
den that he also should subscribe.
The famous villa OF Edmond About az
Saverne Alsace Is 10 be turned into a