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Gnoc gut, glacs quit!

Soiepb @oifnlcper rnO Ietnc jltrl9c
Satin nod) fllr5cr Srcnnu1lg in
Ser mittleren YoIiSciitation Der
clint. - Gltern llno @otte l%treiteu
iid nm sic 9rallt.
9aB 2ie6e feline Sinoerniiie fcnnt,
IteQte iid geItern in Der mittlcren 80
li5eiItution mieoer NAL Oelltli6 bcr.
aus, olS Soffmeper, elm p Sabre
alter Gbemonn, melder ont oorber'
~gebenoen Gage Die Is Sabre olte Balt-
line 2obmonn ol5 Satin bein9e-
fiibrt bate, BON Ser InidlulOigun0
freigeiprofen lpllr0e, einen WeineIo
9ei6moren 81 bo6en, ais er Ole Sei'
ratbS-2tcen5 erlongt batte. Die 8rollt
bei6mor nGmlid, DAB lie Oent 8atteit
nidt ibr re6teS Sitter 9%enannt, ior-
bern oenielben inter benz Mdbn ges
loiien babe, BOB iie Is Sabre alt iei.
Die @ltern Der 9rdut, lpeld)e 6ell
iungen @bemann boben ocrbnften
lalien, nad)0cm lie &enntniB bon Scr
SroltItng erbielten, perlu6ten, Die
9rnilt nit iid) no6 Soltle 5lt nebmen,
no6oem ooS Serbor porbei mar.
3ieie prOteitIrte gan5 elterglld), olo
lie Don 8oter rn0 Wtlltter oil ben Irs
men 0opon gcjerrt mltroe. Der 9rdn.
tigant perinftc, ibnen Die Nrtgebetete
ieineS Ser5ena 5l entreiBen, "luoroltf
Goter rn0 Wtlttter iidl an Die Eoli5ci
Inn SillIc mdl0ten. GS luollte jeoodD
fein Eoli5iit cinid)reitcn. u1to oic
Mebr5obl ser Nnmeicnoen, mel6e nit
benz iul1gen Edor ipmpntbiltrte,
ipornten ben neltqebodcnen Gbegottea
an, iid feline Srolt nit @erpolt SIT no
len. 9ei oieiem Gerilld) erbielt Soff.
meper pom Der S6miegermama einejl
iolden HippcnitpB, OoB Der Foli5iIt
GrenOer9olt einl6ritt uno Der 6rolt
mittbeiltc, OoB lie iih Der @efahr
ollsiebe, berbaftet 81 luerOen, perr1
Tie ibren SdmiegerioDn oltf iold)' I'M,
ianfte @eiie berii6re. @dbrenO Die
9eiben argumentirten, gelong es Ser
So6ter, iid 81 befreien, lt1b inter
Dem SoQo6 Ser 3ulhouer l~teuerte ous
iunge SOAR N(rm IN Nrm ieinenl
nellen Seim SIT. 'Serr 2obn1ann ipor
OF Dem IuSgong Der Iffoire lebr ltll-
gebulten uno er erflGrtc Dem 8oli5ei-
rifter, Bob cr felt 0onon iibcr5cugt
iei, OnB feline Sod)ter I'M 3eitrnumc
bon elmer @o6e germ SIT i6m 5liriid-
fe6re luiiroc. yNull. 0onn nebmen
Sic oieielbc Golt mieOer in @nooell
ollf," meinter Der Gifter. Die 9lntz
mort Oes SuterS mar: ,N(ber nit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

9tm 10. San. Gompier r&rctoria"
uod &amburg.
9[m 10, San. Camper rSt.2ouiS"
no6 SoutbQmpton.
g(m 10. San. 0anpfer Settle.
nad Gibraltar nno Neapel.
glm 10. San. 9on1pferD Gdcmania"
nad) @laSgom.
9tn %. San. 9ampfcr n&ronprin5
@ilbelm" nad) Bremen.
9lm %. San. 9ampier ngtpnOam"
nad NotterDnm.
9tm %. San, Sampler nSomlano"
mad gntlperpen.
2lm %. San. 9ompicr uMajeltic"
nod 2ioerpool.
9(m %. San. 9ampicr oSroiile"
nad Neapel nH6 @ertuu.
9lm "a. San. Gampfcr ga Soli-
roine" nod @oDre.
Nm 81. SAT-. Gntnpfero u9fGein"
nad Bremen.
Sim 26. San. Gompfcr uGoiicr
Wilbclm" nad) Ncapel ullo 8cnlo.
9lm 26. San. Gontpfer u&aiierin
NltQrItc Giftoria" nod @omburg.
9(m 2G. San. 0on1pfcr u@biIoocle
pbio" l1od) Sout6ampton.
Sim 26. San. 9ompfcr uWiinncapo.
lis" nod 2onOon.
am 26. San. Gompfer Campo
nio" no6 2iberpool.
Sim 26. San. 3ompfer uGtbiopio"
nod Glasgow.
slm 30. San. 9onpfer o@oltfe"
no6 Dem Orient.
9(m 80. San. Gampfer v3eclano"
nod Nntluerpen.
N(m so. San. Camper oSloteopr"
nod Totteroom.
9lm 81. San. Sampler uyord" nod
Bremen.
Nm 81. San. 3ompfcr IS. 5. Sict'
gen" tad) &opclbagcn.
snm 81. San. 0anpfcr ga Cor.
raire" nnd) Score.
9ln 3. 6cbr. Camper v6llrneilin"
nod Glasgow.
9(m 2. 5e6r. Gompier ullm6rio"
noN 2iperpool.
Am .. 6e6r. G%ampfcr yMinne-
Dabo" no6 2onoon unO South
amptpr.
Pm ,. 6ebr. Gompfer uNcdar"
nod) Gibraltar uno Ncopel.
PM .. 6cbr. 9ompfcr Bosnia"
nnd Sam6urg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Seiratbs : 2iccnsen.

5olgenoe Seirotbs = Sicen5en MIR
Sen geitern pom Glerf oes Commons
YleoS|@ eri6ts ousgeitellt:
Carroll s. Srnn, %, uno Sou 9.
@iQiams, Is Sabre oft; Siccn5 &C.
bolt bon Sones ". SDompion Ir.
24t9, 9orclopitrnBe.
So6n q. 2ittlefielb, 80, unb 9(licc
g. Golooap, 40 Sabre oft; 2icen5
gebolt bon Sobn q. 2ittleiielO, Nr.
629, SruneltroBe.
Charles q. Mcaetna. SO, unb Sbe-
reie s. MoBmonrl, 81 Sabre alt; 81.
cer5 gebolt bon SoiepG S. MoB-
mann, Ger. 1913, SIt.gogeritr.
Sarrp Foi,lp, %, ltnb Wagoalcnn
9oilcreis, 90 Sabre aft; 2icen5 &C.
bolt BON Gttu 9olterciS, Nr. Pap,
Dit Sopetteitrobc.
So6n ~. EbiQips, 30, ullb emma
Z. Bad, 80 Sabre oft; &icer5 gc6olt
bon SoGn @. GbiQips, 9ir.t01O SIt.
YrebtmonitroBc.
@1itop Tramp, "a, mo 9lnna Sci.
naro, q Sabre olt; Sicen5 gebolt
bon Ialtor s. :. NueIler, Nr, 1903,
Observation-Disclosures.
@ojcief Gp5f, 40, unO a%otorpno
0ora, % Sabre oft; 2iceliS ge6oIt
BON Gaitor s. Mifnlsfi1 Gr. 705, Z.
Strube, 9igDlnnbtolpit.
Serrp Cohen, %, unb 9tettie 9iod)-
mel, 10 Sabre alt; 2iccns gcboIt bon
Moies 81. GomS,lni, Nt. 325. Mor6.
giltamitrobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

**' Im Wtontug, sen "A. Snntor,
pcranltoltet Der oGonltotter Solfss
felt : Gcrein" in Der ,@erntonin-
WiGnncrd)or : (SoQe" icin oritteSS tif.
tungSfeIt, pcrbunoen nit 56eqter-
g~oriteaung un0 9aQ. 2eiocr fG1t
oieie SeItli6feit nit Ser bonn bieiiger
Burger : &erein decentralization S6ea-
er-Inffiibrllng 5ltiommen bod bot
ten Die GannitGtter sic y@ermoniq.
W1rnerdor : SoQc" fir oieien Gag
ld)on belcgt, bcoor Der llnnbbGngige
9ilrgcrocrcin an Die in Scr 9pric 81
ncronltdltenoc Gbcotcr GorltellnnN
oocbtr, ltlt0 follnte mas Set Der
G%onnltottcr niNt Moor perihobcn
mcrbcn. 3ur Nnffiibrimg fonlnlt
oGic SdJmubin." Gle Solptroaen
lilo ipic fpl0t pcrtbcilt: SberIt-Sr.
Gbriltian Meyer; &arl; iein Nefie -
Sr. Sans @cimib; Hpbert, 0iencr.
Sr. Srib Stebrer; Steioele.
S6loBpogt - &r. Seinri6 Sdlaid;
&0tb6crL bic uSdmGbin" 1rf..
gltgllltc Mcpcr. Multcr @crborb
Selrlcrs, eli lcd)SjdbriBcr Mllllocr.
fnobc, miro cin GronlmeLS Solo por-
trogclL llnb Erpf. Stcinpal0t's Sr.
DIETER liefert Ben mniifaliihen 1beiIi
oes Yro9rammcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Toger$, @iQS &. Mper5, Soco6
9lmenot unO glrtbrr e. Spomer.

Ho0cr$, g8iQS &. @perS, 5oco6
9lmenot unO }(rtblr e. Spomer.
6reOeride g 6omberg.
Som lroucrbouie Nr. q, NorO.
Central Ntpenue, aus murbe Conner.
Itag 9}ohmittog nm , ulbr Die irOi-
Idle lleberreite ser an s. Sonilor per-
Itor6enen 6rou 6reOeride S6om
BERG, @ittlpe BON 6reperif S6onts
berg. nod) Dem st. 8aulS. 6rie0bo.
fe" iiberfiibrt. Yoltor g. 2oder bon
Der epong.- lutberiiden ct. Mottb0i.
@cmeinoe belt einen feierli6en
Traltergotte@oienit ont Sarge Ser
@Pim9cgongenen o6. NlS 9obrtud).
trigger fungirten 6 Gnfel Der Geritors
benen, bic &6. i. &oblfing, 3,
@oBi6le, 6. |obidfe, =. &eboe, Is.
9cboe llno $. 0orid. Srou S6om.
berg mltr0e Dor 70 Sabrcn in 2ielterL
8eitpbulen, qeboren un0 fam I'M
Sabre 1857 nod Nmerifo. &or 30
Sabren ging ibr @otte, Serr 6rieOri6
&. S6omberg, ibr I'M SoOe porouS.
Gle Gabingeihieoene binterlGBt brei
G06ter, Die 6rolten 3. Toid, =,
Qoid un0 s. @obifte, bel melG' Ices
terer GSrol Sdomberg mobnte, iomie
81 Gnfel. 1lno 4 llrenfclfin0er. $.
SunOer unO S06ne moren Die Sci
henbeItotter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
N6fagrtstasc Der Sampfcr BON
WclnsWurf.

9lnt -. Sora Gannpfcr rgtririn"
nod 2iDcrpnol.
PIN u. San. 9anpier n9atapia"
rad Sutlburg.
aln u. San. Ganlpicr u@inlic-
tonfa" nnd) SonOon.
sln IL. San. 0ampferr Iep Yorf"
nod Sontbampton.
Sim ~. San. 0ampier naonis Il-
bert" nad Reapel ilno @enna.
@m is. San. 0aapfer v6inlanO"
nnd) antlpcrpcll.
ann II. San. Gotnpicr ullltonia"
und Ncapcl.
PIN II. San. GompierD2a Sanoic"
mad, Saurc.
slm 10. San. Gampier yBrin3ciiin
Srcnc" la1 Ncapel mo Genla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
@icOer ciu @arplanoer &idytcr tOSt.

Mlc0er Gin MarglGnOer HtdJtcr to0t.
StaatS 2lppeQotionSridter 5. 5DoS.
Sone8 Don SomorO Gountp En-
liegt Der 2ungenent5iinOlng. -
8efIeroete oaS Gi6teromt ieit
1882. - @or Elm 5llriit Don Scr
oltcn S6ule.
Sm NIter BON G8 Sa6ren itor6 in
Ser 9tad)t pom 10. ouf Sen If. 81
mar al 2ungeneut5iinoung Hi6tcr
s. Gbontns 3one3 pom MarpIonO
Staots . 2(ppeQotion$geri6t mo pom
f%iinitcn Sl0i5iol.9e5irf in ieiner
@obmlng in Glfri0ge, 6oporO-
Gountu, W30. Sein So6n G6urlc3
q. SoneS lieQt an .0erielben arant.
6eit cbeniaQS id)mer OnrnicOer, ln0
lit ieine Somilic in GROCER Gorge nm
i6n. GoS 9e9rGblriB Hi6tcr Sonca'
firOet Sonntag Na6mittag 122 llbr
pon Ser biiG0fliAen proteltontiiden
@roce.RirGe in @IfriOge aus itutt,
oeren Heftor, 8oitor No. GQitlemon,
umtiren miro. @e6oren in 2lnne
I~runoel-G orntpy lhtOirte Hi6ter
SoneS ISltra in ser Baltimore Sffice
OeS peritorbcnen SbomoS 2. Nlerans
Ser uno IieB iid), nadl0cm er SUM Bar
rcalt 5lrgeloiicn moroen mar, in GQi'
colt Gitp nicOer. Sn Sobre 1867
mllrOe cr MitqlieO 0cs llnterboltIe les
ais 0elegot Don &omorO.GountD. gr
1pobntc Damn Orei Sabre in 6re0erid
uu0 lieB ith Ooralti permanent III
@lfriOge nieOer, Sm Sabre 1882
ml1rOe er gum 6eiiibcnOen Gihter I'M
fiinften SuOi5inlbe5irf crmGbIt unO
1897 ami cinen meiteren 1~5-iGbri9cn
Scrmin. God 5mei Sabre Ip0tcr,
nod) 0cm 3o0c BON 9fid)ter G6arleS
g. Go6erts, ermGblte man i'm sum
S6errif)ter OeS 9e5irfS, poOlr6 er
gleihBeitig Ben Sit I'M Stoots'
appeuationsgeri6t erbielt. Hidter
SoneS rpar DON Scr alien Sllriltens
idulc un0 bo6geiddbt megen ieineS
G6arafters, ieiner 6Gbigfeit unO lie
6ensmiir0iqen Eeri0nli6feit. gu
@6ren leiueS lln0cnfetS bleiben Die
@eri6te Oes i%iinften Slloi5ialbe5irfS
in annapolis, Slime Irltnoel.G ountp,
unO in @Qicott.G itp, @onoro-Go untp,
bis nod) Ser 9eiietung geid)loiien.
@oltperneltr WnrfielO bot 0aS Ge6t,
bis sur 8abl i'm nG6lten 9toocmber
eiiten 9todfolger iiir Ben Gerltor6e.
men 81 ernennen, llnO lit &ed)t5annalt
So6n Is. Hoqer BON GQicott-Gitp Elm
au&itftSpoQer GaltOiOot iiir Die Sa-
fans. Gidter ISoneS' Sermin IGuft
bis gum Sabre 1914. ST miro ilber=
lebt Don ieiner gSittme, Strait Wtarp
SoncS, ge6. @onr6riQ bon SomorD-
Gountp, unO jebn 9inOcrn, 6rMt ",
81. @%orecfion pom glfrTOge, 6ral SaS,
GiopS ppn Illeganp.Gountp, SrlS.
M3omie, &attic, Seonnettc, gtbel unO
9tonnie Sores, unO SS. GOmarO
SoncS bon ct. SoIepb, DO, Gborlcs
8. ulo Nrtbllr SoneS bon SolparO-
County.
Mfit &id)ter SoneS Itor6 ser pierte
Gidter I'M Staate Morplonb ieit IL
Wonaten; inn ginger I'M Sooe Dor
aus Gid)ter SbomoS 2. 9uer BON
ser oberitet Stootgeri6ts6onf unO
'oie Gidter gopin $. 9romn uno
@tn. 81. Mortin pom 5meiten Subj
5~iolbe5irf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

s aires G / q m III II II q
Der rSebrem SoipitoG Milo
on". - SIM uScbrep Soipitol
ot1o S(iplilin" an Der Gfe bon Monll,
ment- linO @olfc-S troB finOct am
Sonntog, No6mittogs = llbr, Die
SobreS Gerlommlnl1g ltott, ocren
midtigIter Eltnft Die Seomtenipobl
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

GrmGblten lire @eom.
ten. - Bic Baltimore Soothing
Gonfectioners' 9(iiociotion" mclhc
out 9onnerItog 9lben0 IN Der DSto0-
Sole" i6rc Su6rcspcriammllutg ob.
belt, crludbltc Sic folgcn6en 9conl-
ten fiir 0os Ioitfcnoe Sobr: ErGii.
Oe1tt George s. Softer, &icc = Gr0lt-
bent G6orleS 6cbrntolln, Sdobmct=
tier ". ". 5000, SefrctGr 9. 9.Std-
6clmon; Gycflltip-Gomitc - @. s.
W%ocolmdp Sobn $. Godman, Con-.
g. Mil1gcr, Sufob @cplcr iln0 81. 9.
2eo9ue;; ais 9cle9uten 81 Der in Der
erIter N1tgltitmod)e nllf 0erl SomcS-
tolplicr Nusitclung t%ngcn0en Gpns
pention Der v9totionol Soldiers Ri
Iociotion" . So. &obn $. 9odmon,
G0marO 9. Nin0cr, @cor9e s. 6oltcr,
9, =. Mnconodn INN Geo. @ngner;
oils SruitccS - $50. :. Sent SoneS,
Sp0n 81. ScGcrcr GrncIt Wteile, IS.
6. Ntilcs urO Sobn @erner; ais
Grefutin. liitgliC0cr Der yNationnl
Soothing G%oniccttoncra' Niiociation"
- &r. &obr $. Godmolt. Sr. Con-.
s. 9urla initollirte Die 9eomtcn,
o~liiitirt bon bCn &S. So6n 8. 2ont-
mcrbodjcr nl0 &obn u. 6rob. Sr.
Charles Sebrnlnnr biclt cine HcbC
iibcr Oic glItcn Grfolge Der @clea-
id)nft.
Son Seeuuo $ Ell. - Ser
9toroO. 2lopooampfer nWiuin" fllbr
geitern Nod)nlittog nm 2 llbr nit IS
&oiiitenpniingicrcn unO IS int 3mi-
i6enOef, rad) Bremen ob. 10 nit Der
iGieOenen friiberen 9ompfern onge'
fpmmene 3ipiidenoedS = Golingiere
mllBten, ba lie ben 9eoingungen Ser
GinlpoftocrltngS z @cicbc nid)t geniig-
ten, bic ultircimiGigc Giidreiie nod
Der Scinnth orltrctcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Neiperater Negcr.

6cllerte 5mei S6iilie oltf StroBcn'
bo6n.Gon0lfteur. - Eonif inter
Den mei6li6en BoIia9iercn.
Ser SdieBbolO prompt pcrboitet
uno Dem @cridtSperfn6ren iibcr.
mieIelt.
Cine oufregen0e Scene iplcltc iid)
0eItern Wtorgenc fltr5 Dor / ltbr am
einem @oggon Der Oct, @oI6ingtons
Clinic ob, 1tnO MIR DEM promptcn Glls
idreiten oeS &ebtSonmoltS S. Wf.
Smith bon Nr. II, SItz2eringtor'
StroBe, lit eS 3u p%eroontcn, 0db Der
Neger Clarence Mltic, mcl6er bel Oem
oMorplan0 Country Club" ongeltclIt
lit, nidt Ben Gonouftcltr Clarence
3icrrep libel m~ititnelte. ST murOe
nod Cillem Gerbor in Der n0r0llhet
9oli5ciitotion ollf Die Nnidnlloi9rlg
bin Dem @eridtSperfobren iibermics
iclL 5lpei S6iiiic olf TierncD obgc.
feuert ST. b0bcn.
Mie aus Dem 3eltgenDerbor crbclls
te, beitiegen 0rei Neger, inter meld)cli
iid Wfllie 6efoll0, nit elmer @eIell.
i6aft BON 9onen unO &crren, lpeld)c
e6enfullS BON Dem nNtorplunO Goun.
trp Glltb" fomerL Den @ogQon, NM
nod)oem Ser GonOltfteur bon Den lDcl'
zen @Giten ooS SobrgelO colcftlrt
6atte, mollte CT alld) bon Den 9tcgcrlt
colleftiren. Wliia 6ebouptcte obcr,
bercitS fir iid) uulO icine 6eiOcn Be
g~leiter be5obIt 81, bobclL mas Eicrl1en
enti6ieoen beItritt. SIS iOlgtc Elm BET.
tiger Mortme6lel 3uil6cn Den SelOen
1tnO idlieBliG belt Der GonOllftellr
Sen g9ag9on oil nnO pcrilt6tc, WtltIe
orf Die StroBe 81 lebert. Scbtercr SOC
ip0bren0 OeS SonDgemcngeS, peld)cS
nun folgte, einen HeDolDer ltrt0 fell-
erte 5mei Sdliiiie ob, Deld)c glildlider
8eiie febl ginget Ser 9umet I'M
@og9on bemG3tigtc lid Elm ponii6T
96rctfen ltno Tie periud)ten, aus Der
Goroertbiire 81 entipringen, bod Der
iperrte ibnen Ser Motoriiibrcr Sen
@eg. Sn Ser 3miifen3eit NOR Serr
Smith Dem beOrGngtenGonouftellr ST
6iilfe geeilt, llno es oeGong linn, Dem
I6lpor5en Goufbolo ben &epolper 81
entreiBen. Die 9ei0en 6ielten Oonn
Sen Negcr felt, bis tic cincn &oli5iitcn
oeS n0rOlidcn 9iitriftS trofen, 0cm
lie Ben 9efdbrli6en @uriden ii6crgo'
ben.
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ShiffsnaGridltcn

@rcmem If. Sanltur. Ger
01lnpicr n&1rlSrltGe" lit Don Solti-
more bier urgcfommcl.
@enua If. Sanlldr. Der
Danpier oStalia" lit Don Mem.0orf
bier eingetroffen.
Si5aro, If. Saltlar. Baliirt:
Ournpfer y8ptsOamt" bon Nemsyorf
na6 Totteronm lbeItinlnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01
Realm OF Deadly Fire Damp, One Mile
Underground.

comrades are being slowly suffocated or
burned to death. The chief horror of such
catastrophes Is that it often requires eight
or ten hours for men to slowly die follow
ing a severe explosion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-01

THE COMING OF PHILIBERT. By Sara
King Wiley. New York: The Macmil-
Ian Company. Washington: Wood
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BOOKS RECEIVED.
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TIN ENAMELED POTTERY. BY Edwin
Alice Barber, AM, Ph.D.. Pennsyl-
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THE GOSPEL OF HEBREW CHRONOL-
OGY AND APOSTOLIC TRADITION.
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sOJOURNING, SHOPPING AND STUDY
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IN THY COURTS; La Vocation a la Vie
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with. a Description of his Tomb in the
Hotel des Invalides In Paris. With
eight Illustrations. By William Henry
p Phyfe. author of 5000 Facts and
Fancies." New York: G. P. Rutnam's
Sons. Washington: Woodward &
Lothrop.
THE KING MAKERS. By Armiger Bar
clay, author of The Worsleys," etc.
illustrated by H. iPiffard. Cover by
Robert Edwards. Boston: Small, May
. nard & Co.
THE STORY OF A PATHFINDER. BY P.
Deming. Boston: Houghton, Miffin
& Co.
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gleton. Esther Wonders Of Nature. 1900. p. 39Z)
Richardson. James. Wonders of the Yellowstone
1883 G933Ie- R392
TAYLOR. G. NJ jr Touring Alaska and the Vel
lowstone. 1901. G9ioT2l2
Yosemite Valley.
Cumming. c. F. G. Yosemite VALLEY; In ,S Sin,
Il I s!tsi. '''' ,a-,
Wiley. W II. and l. X; Yosemite. Alaska and
The West.
Burroughs John. Far and Near. 1904. Co.'s
Inserson. Ernest. Crest of the Continent 1900.
COB lni3. 80 ,ooo
LumnIls. {. +. Tramp ACROSS the IoutiheHt- ioo-'
Muir. John. Our National Parks. 1902 Cos
Prudtlen, T. NJ On the Great American Plateau.
ralph. Julian Our Great West. 1893 Csc
bennington. Frederick. Pony Tracks. 1899. Cos
R2s+
Trail. 1902 co. R617.
Thompson. Mrs. q. q. Woman Tenderfoot. 1900.
VDT3T2 go -o,
Whiting Lillian. Land of Enchantment, From
Pixies Peak TO the Pacific. 1906. Gea W5s6l.
A selection from the books most re-
Gently added TO the library follows:
Biography.
Adams. W. II. D. Worthless of the Church OF
England E-9AdlI5wo.
Davis. j. r. A. Thomas H. Huxley. e Hss7d.
Douglas, G. w The Many Sided Roosevelt.
Dun. Sir NJ E. C. Ernest Renan. E-R2eD.
Elton Oliver. Frederick y ork Powell E-P61i7e.
Gasauet. F. A. Lord Acton and His Circle.
Norton C. e. Henry wadsworth Loogfsllsw.
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With His Chief Autobiographical Poems. E-Ls63n
Ogden. hoiio- Life and Letters of Edwin Law
lie Notre. Gosselin. Flight of Marie Antoipette
E-M334s LEE. '|-
LOTUS o LORD a. A. W SIS. Diplomatic Reminis
; Mow6ray SiE John Seventy Years at West
Parsons. Mrs. F. NJ. Garrick and His Circle
E-G194p.
stevenson. F; 8. Robert Grosseteste. Bishop Of
stoddart, ]. I. Life of the Empress Josephine
Trowbridge: W: R. n. Court Beauties of Old
Williams H. L. Lincoln Story Book ELs3wi
Electric Railways.
,, BroekSsy, W. B. Electric Railway Accounting
International Electrical Congress. st. Louis 1901
st. Louis Louisiana Purchase Exposition 1901
Report Of the Electric Railway Test Commission
Steam Turbines.
French. L. G. Steam Turbines TB-FSses
Gentsch, Wilhelm. Steam Turbines TB -G2Ss q
Jude. Alexander. The Theory Of the Steam Tur
Rateau. A. Experimental Researches on the Flow
of steam Through Nozzles and orhces TB -Ris7
Turbine Engineering TB st4752s
Thomas. c. c. Steam Turbines. TB T3s2s.
House Plans.
Briggs, R.: A; Bungalows and Country Resi-
Child. e. s. Colonial Houses for Modern Homes
Difference b 3Sa,. WIN, Css5c s.,
Hunt, A. B.. Households and Houseboating
Kirby. ]. H. Modern Cottages. WIN K632m
Lent. F. T. Sensible Suburban Residences. WIN
Lent. F. T Sound Sense in Suburban Architee
turs WIM-L546so.
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terity. ends in q consuming passion for
woman VINO, religion excluded, can compre-
bend and stimulate every higher need or
his nature. The church and the woman
world-old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES until finally
the weaker gives way.
AS background for this fateful drama
FogazZero has constructed with infalltble
skill three distinct worlds which touch only
at their outer rims: The little provincial
world Of small italian town. the great
world of Venetian fashion brought into the
narrative by Jeanne and Carlino Desalle,
and the calm and impregnable world of the
church as exemplified by Don Giuseppe. In
portraiture the book Is rich. Marchesa
Neue Scremin, with her rigid exterior. her
paltry economies and a great. rich nature
suffering underneath: the equable company
of narrow provincial nonenttties-Plero him.
self with his fiery. impulsive soul, his tire,
mendous impeling force toward poth gooa
and evil; Jeanne Desalle, both great ana
weak her inimitable brother-all these the
reader will not be able to forget.
THE Sinner" is noteworthy both In itseit
and because it will go far to make COM
prehensible to the slower, colder Anglo
Saxon the paradox of the Italian tempera-
ment
MAKING A NEWSPAPER. BY John L.
Given late of the New York Evening
Sun. New York: Henry Holt & Co.
Washington: Brentanos.
Mr.. Givens book, which is dedicated ITO
my wife" has just complement of prac-
teal knowledge of his subject and enthu-
sasm in it's treatment to make a volume
not only authoritative and satisfying to the
men who with him acquainted with
the inside ramfications of newspaper
office, but curiously Illuminating and en-
tertatning to the laity. He makes a care
full exposition of the nature of the Ameri-
can newspaper, classifying with complete
appreciation of ideals and conditions. His
topics include the Office organization, the
editor-in-chief the managing editor, the
matter of uncovering the news with the
police as agents and the police courts as
centers. the methods of starting the days
work and the reporters procedure, and
gives in all cases specific information as
to what the city editor does. what the
qualifications for journalism are, how to
write a newspaper story, prepare for jour
nalism. get the news from outside the city,
get situation, get the prizes of journal
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THE COMING OF PHILIBERT. BY Sara
King Wiley. New York: The Macmil-
Ian Company. Washington: Wood
ward & Lothrop.
With the publication Of the constantly in
creasiHg number of volumes Of verse Of real
merit in lyrical or dramatic form the con-
viction grows that the dawn Of a great
poetic period is at hand. The Coming of
Philibert" is one of the distinct heralds Of
this awakening. 1t Is at once poetry Of a
high order and drama of no uncertain def
milton. Not the least indication of this her
aiding Is the engagement in this play Of
the subtlest imaginative expression to the
most drastic demands of the theater. The
word play comes up as naturally as that
Of poem" in speaking of The Coming of
Phlibert." There Is about it none of the
overwritten mustiness of the closet drama
The story proceeds with rap1dlty or mo-
ton, an inevitablity of result and terse-
ness of expression and yet with a COM
pleteness of suggestion which within clear
ly defined directions leaves much to the
Interpretation Of those who may attempt
to create the parts.
Mrs. Drummond (Sara King Wiley) has a
command of vivid description which prompt
ly establishes the scenic character Of Ar
tacia, whether at court or in the cloiStral
shades Of Castel del Monte, a skill in brief
and pertinent narration. and a control of
that peculiarly divinng art of painting
character in line which Is essential to the
drama. There is never any doubt as to
what her personages are doing while they
speak, the words being invariably the echo
of the action, whether physical or mental.
Her pantomme is as clear as her express
sion.
The story is also conceived with dra-
matte Judgment. Conrad of Hohenstaufen
coming to his crown in the kingdom of
Artacia learns for the first time Of twin
brother brought up in exile in the hills
under the tutelage of noble, follower
of the lowly Francis of Assist. Phlibert,
humble, truthful. courageous and univer-
sally loving, hidden to court of Italian
intrigue by his brother, is at once a foil
for the king. who is a product of court con-
ditions.
Under the infection Of his strength and
honesty, people, army, court and the Lady
Clementia, whom the king purposes to make
his queen, turn to the simple newcomer.
Conrad, at the moment when. in accord
ance with his world, he plans his brother S