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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-04-13
ORDER NISI
william +. Murray and wife. vs.. Lindlry G..
Murray ana wife.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County In
Equity, No. 2tS0
Ordered, this 18th day of March. 1907, thai
the sale of property mentioned in these pro.
ceedings, made II d reported by l.. Marshall
Haines and William WarbuTtOn, Trus-
tees, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
To the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the 30th day of May next, provided n
copy OF this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published In Ceci County
once wee k for one month before the 50t h
day OF April next.
The report states the amount of sale to
lie s., $50 0O.
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copy-Test Clerk.
MANLY DRENSEN,
mar colin Clerk
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York next September to determine
the prize winners and all expenses will
be borne by the company.
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Notice To Creditors
In re: Assigned estate of Amos Ceilings.
Ia the Circuit Court for Cecil County in
Equity.

In accordance with an order of aid Court,
notice ia h reby given to the creditors OF
AMOS 4. Ceilings Ia file the vouchers of their
claims, duly aui heniica-ed, in the Office of
the Clerk of the ircuit Court for Cecii
County, within sixty days from the Both day
of March, 1907. GEORGE A. BLAkri
mar 30.3w trustee.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING
FuIIbred "SHERWOODS" A New
Strain and the Best General Pur-
pose Fowl Ever Introduced
The Hardest Fowl
In Existence
$500 Per Setting Of IS Eggs

The SherwoodS are a cross OF W bite GeOr-
-ia Game and Light BrahmaS. They derive
from their Brahma parrntage heavy
body; from the Game parenta%e, fuller
breasts They are very stylish birds and
majestic in carriage. with close compact
bodies Their yellow bills, beautiful erect
combs OF medium size, bright red ear lobee,
white plumage and yellow legs, make them
an attractive sight They endure the cold
weather better than the ASiaticS or other
fowls. The Young chicks are hardier than
any other breed in existence; the damp wea-
Their seems to have little or no elect or
them. They are never affected by the SapeS
-nom which so many chicks OF other breeds
die young They grow raj IDLY, mature early
and are ready for broiIers in from 10 10
weeks In tact the chicks just out OF the
shell are almost double the weight OF Il
Brahma nj the same age. hey are very
careful and attentive mothers, yet GENT
and tractab to handle. They are great
layers in winter, and their eggs are OF very
large size, tinted brown IN color, of fine
flavor and good quality. The birds are OF
good size, cocks weighing from 10 TO -
pounds, hens to9 pounds For IL bic use
they are uneXcelled, the flesh being tender
and delicious, partak1Dg somewhat of the
game flavor Since their introduction but
few years ago he Sherwoods have steadily
increased in popular favor al q are every
where recognized the best general pur-
pose fowl Try Them They will please you
R. BoWLAH,
apr Is. I'm EIkton Md.
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FOR SALE.
Seed Oats

\ carluad OF choice SEED OATS just re-
celycd, free from mustard or wild turnip.
For sample and prices address
DINCkINCk, SrERRETT Il CO.,
mar 23-it Rising sun, Md.
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q FRAME BUILDING
D by 80 feet, in good repair

~ ~ ny on ieet, III soou INpdiT'
TERMS OF SALE-Prescribed by mort
gage, Cash on day of sale Other and more
favorable terms may be obtained on day of
sale, from the attorney, If purchasers desire.
Cost of conveyance to be paid by the pur-
chaser. ROBERT {. THACkERS,
Attorney named IN said Mortgage,
+. NJ. Groves, Auctioneer. mar BITS
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ORDER NISI
Michael Petrie
VS..
Mary Miller ct. al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County In
Equi y, No. 2b72

Ordered, this 9th day of March, 1907, that
the sale OF the real estate mentioned in these
proceedings. made and reported by George
A Blake, Trustee. mentioned therein be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
Both day of May next, provided copy OF
this order be inserted In some newspaper
printed and published In Cecil County once
a week for one mont before the Goth day OF
April next
The report states the ar cunt of sale to
be 81, 800 w. -
MANLY DRENNFN,
True Copy-TeRl Clerk
MANLY DRENNEN,
mar 30-lm Clerk.
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GEORGE A. BLAKE, Solicitor For
The Plaintiffs
Order Of Publication
Nancy Campbell And George ". Camp
BELL Plaintiffs.

Sarah Walls, William H, Walls, her nus
band, Elizabeth Hanna, Annie Brehm,
George Brehm, her husband, Alice R.
Johnson, James Johnson, 3rd,, Elmer
Johnson, Annie Riley Franklin P. Riley,
her husband, SaIIie Mcconnell, Pussy
Mcconnell, her husband, Scott Johnson,
Mahlon Johnson, Joel Johnson and Arthur
German Johnson, Defendants.
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Notice To Creditors

In re: The assigned estate of Louis O. l.
Atwood
In the Circuit Court for Ceril County III
Equity
In accordance with an order of said curt,
notice is hereby given to the cred tots Of
Louis a. Atwood to file the vouchers OF
their claims, properly authenticated, in the
once of the Jerk of the ircuit ,"urt for
Cecil County within sixty days from the
30t h day of March 1907.
GEORGE \. BLAKE.
mar 30-3w Trustee.
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Ordered, this goth day OF March, 1907 that
the sale OF property entioned in these pro-
ceedings. made and reported by vii lam T.
Warburton and Henry A Warburton, Trus-
tees in the atove entitled cause be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
OF May next, provided a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper printed and
published In Cecil County once week for
one month before the q, d day OF April next.
The report states the amount OF sale 10
be S2U5OUO. MANLY DRENNkN,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNtN,
mar 23lm Clerk.
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FOR RENT House on West High Street
Nine rooms and bath; heater eleclri" lights,
good eel ar. Possession given lmmedistelN.
apr l3-tf CHARLES Il. BARTLEG.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

Green HIN Farm Tor Rent. Apply to
CHARLES W. SHIPPERS,
mar2tf North East. Nd.
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ORDER NISI
W. n. Morris
VS.
Lydia Morris It. al.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No. 2667.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-02
CHILE
Graves rumores de crisis politica
Descon6anza en- las Bolsas.
Nuevo prcyecto.

FL Presidente de la Repu
blica ha continuado conferen-
ciando con los politicos mas
diStinguidos de los diversos
matices, respecto de la crisis
ministerial.
Por esta causa Sc han expar-
cido los mas graves rumores, V
sc nabla hasta de un golpe de
EstadO que conSistira en- nom
brar I'm ministerio de ami
gos del presidente Montt { i'm
pedir el funcionamiento del
Congreso y de la comision con
Servadora. SO pretexto de las
reparaciones que sc hacen en-
ei editcio, y estar esas corpora
clones legalmente impedidas
pOr la Constitution para fun
ciQnar en- otro local.
Otros aseguran que ell Sc
nor Mont llamara al se1ior Sal
vadOr Sanfuentes. presidente
del partido liberal dem6crata,
para tormar un gabinete dc
administration en- ell que en-
trarian balmaCedistas, conser
vadores Y montinos.
En- la Moneda han permane-
Cido conference.-the los senores
Julio Zeguers, Ramon Barros
Luco, Enrique Mac liver. Ma
nuel Salinas y Luis Aldunate.
Ell presidente tambien ha
querido orientarse en- la cues
ti6n economical { impedir una
catastrofe, cuya primera victi
ma ha sido Ell aCaudalado CORE
dor de COmerCiO, senOr Emilio
Detmer, que deja un pasivo dc
dos millones de pesos.
A esta sc anuncla que segui-
ran Otras quiebraS.
En- Valparaiso y Ell Santa
go no ha habido ningun movi-
mientO en- las Bolsas comercia-
les de ambas ciu1ades
Las acciones del Banco de
Chile han bajado cuatro puntos
10 que representa- una enorme
baja. Lo proplo ha suvedido
con las companies Satire y
Estaneras bolivianas y las au-
riferas de Magallanes.
Parece que el goblerno adop
tara el proyecto de cobrar 10
dereChos de aduana en- orc al
tipo de l8 peniques, Q bien ei
equivalente en- moneda nacio-
nal con el camblO actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-02
La fragata "Sarmiento"


Este buque de la mariana de
guerra argentina ha empr endi-
! do Ell octave viaje de instruc-
ci6n con los alumnos regreSa-
dos t1ltimamente de la Escuela
Naval.
Su crucero durara cerca de
diez meses.
En- Agosto pr6ximo recalara
en- las costas de Galicia, visi
tando ell puerto del Ferrol, don
de entrara el dia II de Agos-
to para salir ell 16.
Desde ALI seguira a Lisboa.
Tenerife, Rio Janeiro y Puerto
Belgrano Y despues recorrera los
puerto del Sur de la Republica
\rgentina para regresar a Bue-
nos aires ell 90 de DiCiembre.
En- Ell itinerario que ha CO
menzado va a cruzar la fragata
'Sarmiento" fguraran tambien
Bahia, Barbados, Annapolis,
Hampton Roads, Nueva York,
Portsmouth, Dartmouth, Viii
heImahaven Y Burdeos.
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Realidades de Ia vida
SUICIDE EN- UN TEATR0

Un dramatico incidente Sc
ha producido en- el Circulo Ma
Cional de Buda pest durante II
representation del "Maitre dc
Forges," de Jorge Ohnet.
Al final del primer acto
cuando Clara de Beauliex *
presa apasionadamente su dol al
pOr no poder unirse al duque.
una detonacion que Sc dejo or
entire ell puhlico alarm6 a tod
el mundo.
Una vez disipadO el humo pa
do verse un hombre, que per
diendo su sangre en- abundau
Cia, era sacadO del teatro. / -
mia una herida en- la cabe4a
Los m6dicos que immediate
mente acudieron en- 81 aux
lilo declararon que Ia lesion era
mortal.
Ell desgraciado que adn 2
dia hablar, dijo que era un mo
desto comerciante de Hoimok
(Hungria) cue desde hu~l;.
tiempu abrigaba la idea de-
sui cidiO a conseCuenccla de dis
gustos domestlcos y que las 10
mentaciones de la actriz {
habian hecho yer la vida ma
negra todavia, por 10 cual sc
habia disparado uE tiro de re
v6lYer.
FL desgraciado murio pocos
instantes despues en- el hos
pital
En- la sala sc desmayaron
muchas senoras y la represen
tacion SC suspendio por largo
alto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-02

ENCUADERNADOS IN TELA FLEXIBLE
Manual del Licorista, con l,27s
recetas practicas por A. Rossi-
Manual de Reoistencia de Ma
teriales y kstabilidad de las
construcciones, por Ell ingenie-
TO Dir. Gindo Sandrinelli.
Manual de las Construcciones
de Hormigon y de Clements
armada, pOr q ingeniero Jose
Nacchelii.
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Sc a]qui1an

ragn fcas habitaciones, muy
Tres as Y dvcentemente amue-
= 2 Sant'rce, parada II.
,nfo, res. dlrljase a do
t'9 Conroi.-Santurce,
II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-02
PARA REGALOS
ARTICUL0S ACABADOS DE RECIBlR

ElFgamffS'mos estuches para tocador Dc sc
llOraS
Estuches de fnlsima picl con utensilios
propios para caballeros.
Juegos de eGJt de Plata ChristoHe, On di-
versaS formas modernistas.
Gran rariedad"en Joyeros y Tauetcrss Ar
tlsticos.
Espeos de uns, dos J tres lunas, dc Vsae-
eia en- caprlchosfsimas formas.
Fig"as y b~stos dc arte, en- terra ssta =
biscuit.
Rclojes de alt0 fantasia, con cuerda para
un ane, gran variedad.
Est"chcS pn'a afeitar Guiellt, en- distintes
tamaIlos.
u Gran variedad en- otros articulos que
sfrecemsS ( preciss limitados.
Gonzalez Padln HtrmanOs
San Jean, p. E.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

hoard-exccTt one coin which was lost by the
laborer-senr to the Treasury by the landowner
the Earl of Pembroke. As Is customary, the ob-
iects were submitted to the British Museum au-
thortics who retained the rings and thirty
of the rare coins for the National Collection
The actual finder suitably rewarded On
February last Lord Pembroke wrote TO IN"
Treasury requesting that the remainder or the
coins should b+ returned to him for the coliec-
tion at Wilton House or for the Salisbury Mu-
scum on April :, he was informed thdt tle
coins would not h. returned. but that he NouId
be ''pprrnitted' purchase them all. or in part
at a total valuation of al. Lord Pembroke took
no notice Of this remarkable proposal, but 10 q
further communication from the Com Depart -
rnent Of the British Museum he replied by ms
agent that he declined to buy what ought TO be
his and deprecated the action OF the treasury
on july ! last 10y order of the Treasury, al the
coins broken up into small lots, wer" sold by
auction in London. Hoards Of silver coins OF
this particular period are rare and OF extreme
interest as having scarcely been found outsid"
The British Isles and = limited area in IN" west
of England This hoard. if preserved intact
axceut for the few pieces taken by the ErltlSh
Museum either in Wilton House the treasures
of which are ALWAYS accessible 20 the public by
Lord Pembroke's courtesy. or in the well ordered
Salisbury Museum would have had a permanent
ictoricaI and educational value. IL Is now IRE
,rieyat,Iv scattered and destroyed Those VINO
appreciate the significance and Importance OF
e,ich antiouities inasmuCh as they build up the
history OF our country. will in future have very
e.r1,puIous conscienceS before they surrender
their finds into the bartarouS hands OF ms
ma jeSty'S treasury
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

who, as spy, gained his confidence and finally
broke up his gang" But the halo Of glorified
wickedness that surrounds Murren lacks the
special lustre that overhangs of the viii
lains of our later history. Oddly enough in this
case romance decreases instead of increasing
with distance. The closer TO our own times and
lives these desperadoes come, the more incon-
gruous becomes the contrast between their ad-
ventures and humdrum lives Thus,
there is probably no other name in desperate
history so widely known as that of Jesse James
whose career comes so close to our own day
that If he were living he would be only
fifty-seVen years old And yet James is not to
lie compared with some Of the older bad men,
either for courage or actual achievement in
crime. And this is not entirely due TO the fact
that his life falls within the period OF the tele-
graph and ubiquitous daily newspaper.
Contrast the cold blooded cruelty of Jesse
James for instance with the genuine, desperate
courage OF Wild Bin" Hickok, worthy whose
fame was great in the West during and after
the Civil War According to Mr. Hough, Wild
Bill WAS the hero of the greatest fight of one
man against odds al close range that is men
toned in any history of any part of the world
The phraseology. with its favor of the circus
poster is justified by the recital In lS6l
Hickok was station agent for the Overland
Stage at Rock Creek station. in Kansas. His
actual business was to guard the horses Of the
company which employed him. Against him
came a gang led by the McCandlas brothers,
openly boasting that they would run off, the
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

though BilIy's record for killing was, it must be
confessed. very creditable when one considers
that he died at twenty-One.
Thus runs the story of the outlaw. 1t is a
book of individual cases the mere enumera-
ton of which in this place would profit little
They follow one another in confusing number,
all different in detail all alike in general char
acter and in interest. To say that the story is
well arranged, that the writing is of a high
order, would be injudicious. But if the subject
tempts to some extravaganza of diction, so, too
the material is not, after all, of the most man
ageable. Not always the truth in this his
tory to be got from documents. Rumor and
tradition were to be sifted, common report verl-
fed. sometimes unwilling witnesses interviewed
To have brought order of a sort out of the mass
of evidence is a triumph. And it is well that
the work has heen done by one who, n"tWllh-
standing his disclaimers of the role of apoioglsr
betrays a genuine and deepseated admiration
for his heroes.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

horses. Hickok hade chem come on. One after
noon they appeared. ten in all. and found BIZ
alone. He rctrcated to the dark interior OF his
dugout and got ready his weapons a rifle. two
Six-shootors and knife.
The assa.lan;s proceedsd to ha';sT in The door
must havs been a brave man TO undertake SO fool
hardy a thing against man already known dS a
killer eprang in the opening lie. OF course
was killed al once. This exhausted The riff and
i ple ~ H. H. iIle5 ~ rIn NOR t Of th gang
as they rushed 4 the door Four men were
TyfTa st six Others it1t all inside the dugout now
and all firing al INN at rang OF three ittt. II
ire,s the man WAS not killed Bill now was crowd
- ga t' i1r,,sting at on. man and another as best
fe might. II IS known arnon; knife fighters that
na Ii''i hio1d let1ing Until the blade strikes bon'
Then h seems 70 drop quickly II b" Ge'p ana
severe thrust. In this chance medley. Inc hiilt
sySrmn.t f"es did not at first drop their 50
TfaT II must have been several minutes that all
sven of them were mixed in mass of shooting
rhrlIStiuE. panttng and gaSpng humanity: lhen
Lack Mo- 'andlas swung his :iis barrel and struck
Bin the head SIngin& M EN- upon IN nm p arsbootT "f tT
and killed him just he would have struck After
bitoseIf Who got his name thtn and there Il Just
got Of wild, nc said describing II - tn"tsd' @
To get drink, and l MAS all cut and Shot 70
pieces
There were six dead men in the house. and of
the remaining four Hickok killed one before he
could crawl away while another dled OF MS
wounds The CORY story shows US one of the
Western bad men of the better sort, and is at
the same time admirably typical of the book
itself If the style Sayors somewhat OF the
..ebocker." such also is the theme. There IS
cr1,de yigor in the telling, and the authors ad-
roiration for his hero's prowess shines through
rbe words DO not imagine, because the unreal
and factitous trappings of the dime novel are
absent that this is anything but thriller lhe
good red blood" that reviewers so often prate
Of is always in sight. In telling the story OF
this same Eickok, Mr.. Hough enumerates the
eiehty-fve men he was reputed TO have Killed.
Eliminating Indians, OF no account, and all
cases not duly authenticated, there remains no
douft that he killed between twenty and thirty
men in personal combat in the open; and there
&c something very ike an eXulting boast in the
added statement that never once was he tried
IN any court on a charge even of manslaughter.
Annarently Wild BilT' deserves the title be-
slowed on him "the greatest bad man ever in
all likelihood seen upon the earth" Beside his
achieverne nts the exploits of an outlaw Ike Billy
the Kid for instance shrink into insgnificance,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
THE GLASTONBTRY THORN.
A Man Who PTuckcd the FlotrcrS.

From The London Chronicle.
Not least among Glastonbury's curiosti"s is
its famous whitethorn, which blossoms twice
a wear in the spring and again at Christmas
Tradition declares that the tree, which stands
in the abbey grounds is descended from Jo-
seph Of Arimathaea's staff, which burst INTO
leaf and flower when planted in the earth by
the saint on his arrival at Glastonbury on 4
Christmas day.
That original tree was cut down by lafld'C re-
formers in the time of Elizabeth, but it's de-
scendants still flourish about Glastonbury, and
AT Christmas stiH burst into the same blossoms
with which they are now WiIte- IN MS posses
sion this writer has sprigs Of many which he
gathered from the Glastonbury thorn in CHRIST
mas week a year two ago A considerable
trade is done by Glastonbury in the sale and eX-
mort of cuttings Of its famous whitethorn TO all
parts Of the world.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
TREASURE TROTE.

The sad Sforv Of one EBglishmGn's Experience.
G. Fl. Fngleheart in The London Spectator.
On July - 1896 a labOrer digging for flint IN
froyelv Wood, South Willis, Unearthed small
vessel containing three hundred Roman silver
coins and several silver rings. The coins were
in brilliant condition. and represented tWeiVe
raiqns over the period .S;1 Jos A. u. The find
is fullv described by Mr.. q. +. Hill in THE Nj
mismatic Chronicle" Fourth Series, Volume l.
information was at once given, and the entlre
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

E,,ory one who has enjoyed the writings of
"a X H. b has wanted 10 know more about
his personality. 1t is good news, Therefore, that
n, a collection Of Sermons and Stray Papers"
of his which is soon to be published, there VIII
be a full biographical study of the late Dr
T2oyd by his friend, the Rev. Dr. Tuli6ck
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
LITERARY, NOTES.

The Century Company announces for publica-
tion early next month novel by Caroline Fuller,
called ''Brunhilde's Paying Guest 1t is story
OF Southern life.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

There is 10 be a new book on VasCo da Cana,
written by Mr.. X. j. Jayne. He calls it ''VascO
ia Cana and the Golden Age of Portugal and
in it he treats not only of the famous navigator
and his exploits but of all that made his period
one Of singular importance in the history of the
Portuguese Politics, commerce. art, literature
and social life come within the scope of this
authors scheme.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

Marshall F. Wilder. the humorist, Is bringing
out a new book through the Funk & Wagnalls
Company He calls il Smiling Round tho
World"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

While we are speaking of the name Of
Raedeker, we may note that the Scribners have
Just imported the fifth edition of Kari Baedeker >
''Southern France" which includes Corsica, and
the twenty-second edition of his "Switzerland,'' = :
which also treats Of the adjacent portions or
Italy. Savoy and the TyroL 1t is late IN the
cay to overhaul any volume of Baedeker. 1t i5
always In:ut ccable and always as fascinating as
i novel!
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25
THE OUTLAW.
portraits and 1necdotes of Some
american Types.

-rnpy OF THE OUTLAW. A Study of the
III Desneradoes With Historical Mar
-sTives q Farlo1s outlaws: IN, Stores a. me me
NSa4 conflicts on the Frontier. BY Emerson
-, Illustrated 12mo PIP NlV, 4oV. out
i1C Publishing Company
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

Mrs Sarah n Toolcy has written and WIZ
soon publish a work called "The Royal Family
bv Pen and Camera" 1t Will contain many new
anecdotes of King Edward and Qac"n Alex
andra and viii hc illustrated with over hun
dred photographs
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

As We noted the other day. a new biography
of Richard Jcffcries. the English naturalist ana
essavist is in preparation Meanwhile. I. Y.
CroWau x 90 are bringing out editions OK
his Nature Near London. - The Open Air and
The Life of the Fields" The introductlOns WIZ
be written by Thomas Coke watkins.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

Doubleday, Page & Co. announce a book on
The Passing of Korea" by Homer r. Hubert
1t surveys the entire history of the land, carry
ing the story down to the present time, and in
the concluding chapter the author gives his
ideas on The Future of Korea"