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REIIGIOuS.

THE CHURCHMAN'S TREASURY OF SONG. Gathered
from the Christian Poetry OF All Ages Hy John Henry
Burn. 12mo pH. AZ. (E. T. Dutton & Coz
An excellent anth oloEy. illustrating only tho
hymnologtsts, but the devotional moods OF CraShaw,
Dryden. CoeriiGe. Tenrysor and other poets
GODS BOARD. Being Series OF Communion Addresses
BY Edward White Benson, sometime Archbishop OF
Canterbury. limo, pp. Nj. 2-33. IL p Dutton & Coz
a collection by the archt shops daughter. 81
brief aimed help readers 70 meditation
before after communion
THE COURAGE OF THE COWARD. And Other Ser
mons. BY Charles +, ANed. u. D Svo. PIP 25l.
tFgemirS IT. ReVeU Company
Sermons by the pastor OF the Fifth Avenue
BAPTIST Church
THE SINNER AND HIS FRIENDS a Volume OF Evan
gelical BY the Rev. Louis Albert Banks.
u L, Emo Up. ". $50. Dunk K Wssnalls Com
panyD
Sermons by the pastor Of Trinity Methodist E7is-
copal Church Denver, Col
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and also because representatives of the King at
@oeoec We're alert to guard the interests of
me hdbltants. and were prompt as was pos
SIpIe 10 secure an drret TO check any abuses OF
the system that became evident.
Inc seIgniorial system object of much
care and pride at Paris well at Quebec.
II was late in the era OF French rule in Canada
before it could be fairly tried as a colonization
scheme 1t was. however, never complete
success. 1t broke down with the seigniors
rather than with the habtants. The lot of the
habitant was comparatively comfortable for sell
tiers in a new country; but the habitant always
knew, as he knows to-day, how to make the best
Of his environment and how In his quiet and
Contented way to get the most out of life. The
system failed most obviously with the seigniors.
The New World in the eighteenth century was
no place for territorial aristoCracY such as 1t
was the aim OF the seigniorial system TO estab-
lish. Men artiffrally elevated above their fell
lows by patents of nobili:y-patents Of which
so many sent out from FranCe-Were as
homogeneous in what is now the Province or
Quebec in the eighteenth century as vaudeville
in cathedral tramp in q box at grand
opera. Many oc these New World patentees
could not be kept on their legs even with the AID
of dOes from the King or by being established
in government pay at Quebec. The system was
artificial and topheavy. 1t was no more adaptable
to the New World of the eighteenth century than
an hereditary arstocracy. with a House OF
Lords as the gucrdor of its more highly hon
ored members. would be in Canada to-day The
only explanation of the survival OF tire
scigniorial system until as late 1884 is the
steadfast loyalty of Great Britain 70 the condi-
tions Of the captulation OF 1850 and the Treaty
of
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

BIOGRAPHY.
THE EEAL SIT R9C i'm egT2 BY To'e Elgs
sells Company
s. f2rysy TG RI, s o2asraE9 Tt rar'soee '
EDUCATIONAL.
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FoQ I7g. AND THEIR Uses, Franz Q csrrea.er
Illustrated limo, p. sill. - CA2Tltj Scfi1nes's
FICTION
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GETTING THERE WHERE AND HOW Sketches
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HISTORICAL.
on THE HsToRY OF Az AHcIf7N l7t'' diTiLizA,
svo. pp. XVI pa E P button 3 Co.
An attempt to throw llsht for the layman the
cTetan sites anu ''''7'
PoIITICAI H1STCy OF 22ILnT EyRoPE FROM
Ferdinand schwilI n. D Win sixteen genealogical
tables ana TWENTY-FIVE maps. svo. pp xiv. eo'.
Charles Scrihner's Sens
An ptrGaq net the subject esa to faG 2ia
lions form an esreciai.y useful feature.
TIE OF Tr WA Wa,son su ro Of pp s15
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An analysis OF the japanese from the psychological
THE ECONOMIC POLICY or ROBERT wALPoI.E By
Norris A. B[iseo ,, Phi D. S'o PIP 2 Ghe Co
In Columbia University Studies IN History
Economics and Public Law; a brief sketch o: val
policy B5s as man '''''l'' the essay On MS economic
TRApD AND TRADE CENTRES OF HISTORY. BY W
= ' sWoTs at the De vinn Sp PTsss
rapid survey Of commercial progress. introducing
and in the historical eposhs Of trade development.
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nERTON WALL.

n 4 Rroster in THE London Spectator
THE & B Of fr MFSa s G0'Ess ss
ice only with the tragic rate OF SO4oe st. ,-o,ny
Wfe 51e surrendered Bloomington House near OK
ford, which he held fog the kiGg o1 MS ac
ton (and though the place is said 70 nave pesn
deensoie} Re W ai oXfoTd and shot wndebank
only X, a5Sn5 5{ the na6 6a ss0 Of
ArestOrd in the preceding na @a i damned nG Of
tbe Mains of hell SO writes conrade begging
for reprieve to Prince Rupert then In the West.
ans and Rupert marched into oxford the day after
Wtndebank's execution.l
Sweet dry your tears; you could not know
What l should pay-'twas better So
Ave the full price. TO wash the stain.
man must give The only pain
know Is that for you, my heart.
II 'tyere TO do 'twere done again
Strange that should smart!
Out IN the field. meath Rupert's eye.
1t were a little thing to die:
Even. as soon must, 70 fall
Facing the file, against the wall;
But 10 give YOU. breath OF my breath
To rush OF pike. TO foeman's ball,
Were more than death
This talk of coward in mine ears
ohio the King spoke it). and the sneers
OF those that my friends. have less.
Now OF remembered bitterness
Than your sweet voice all broke with tears
When, in that hour Of white distress.
You sobbed your fears.
What say you?-were you never there
I'd held the house from stair 10 stair
Ayel were but single sword!
90 God, that fate could not accord
A muskeI shot, a troopers blow.
In that wild charge at Alresford
A year agoD
Yet never say you wrought on me.
For all I did willingly.
You had not needed so to cling;
Were you not dearer than my King?
And at your feet was I afraid
To lay that costliest offering,
A trust betrayed?
Do you recall. ere Cromwell came
Ere we saw steel or matchlock's fame,
How in the garden would go.
Where thorn-prCks We're the only foe.
Where cedar trees kept silent ward
And envied that loved you So
More than my swordl
And how (before we barred the door.
And shattered all the easements Ger,
Lest rebel balls entrance win)
The April came streaming IN
And made glory of your hair.
Until vowed il a sin
To be so fair?
So let 1t come: weep not so sore!
Had more lives I'd give thee more;
Had my sword again I'd yield
Tarnish again my blotted shield:
Deaf. hear my comrades "'Traitori" yell
There's none that sleeps on honor's field
Loved half so we'll!
See, the dawn breaks ah. loose YOU,
hold
As on that day your hands-how coIaf
God knows grudge not to be set,
For what did before them all
Where the young meadow grass Is wet
BY Merton wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
THE ROMANTIC DEMIGODS.
Reminder That They We're Not AI,odps
G0dIEC
From The London Times.

From The London Times.
1t is certain that there IS something rotten in
the mind OF Michelet, that LamaTtine Is some
times insincere, while Hugo. although man OF
colossal genius lapsed and then 20 the level
of n pompouS fool. Now that the past gives up
it's dead now that the correspondence of the
Romantic demigOds is printed every winter.
their weak points become apparent Like the
elf maidens in the German legend. they are fair
of face but a back view sometU reveals a
hoIlowness. Only the other day in Eaudelaire's
recalled the singulnrly spiteful one fist made
apnarent in the Gathers" OF Sante- BeuVe. Vic
+oI. Hugo is a proof. said Baudelaire. 'Qu'on
nuisse en- meme temps poss4der I'M genie special
81 sire un sot." And when the great poet left
Guernsey the smaller poet observed L Ocean
hui meme c'cst enuuye de Victor Hugo"
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that il was the first map In which America re-
ceived its present name A Thousand co2 PIE.
were printed. only this one has survived ~
Iater man IF 1916 Is similar in size, and wa
coniufled by the same geographer; odoiy
enough. it does not give the name america 20
the New World, though ii includes various oe-
fatIs that had been added TO geographical knoWi-
edge in the nine years that had elapsed sinco
tLt publication of the earlier map. ANY ihiI!ton
afra who wants these maps must pay lhe1
I,rinCCIv owner 10000. Humble folk may, now
ever obtain facsnliles OF the unique originals
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SPORT.

ECLIPSE AND O'KELI.Y Being a Complete History.
is O that celebrated English thorough
bred Eclip1e GT6417S2). OF his breeder the Duke Of
Cumberland, OF h!s subsequent owner, William
Wildmau Dennis O'kely and Andrew O'Eelly now
for the forth from the original authori
ties family memoranda. BY Theodore Andrea
Cook. NJ. A. +. : \. With numerous Illustrations
pedgrees and reproductions OF contemporary dOCu-
menys Quarto PIP Xxxi S13- (E. T. Dutton & CO..
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tBy LeIeBfaph 20 Tribune
Calverton. Long Island. July 26-As a result OF
the unbrOken drOuth IN this section a new ana
profitable industry has arisen in selling water 10
the farmers whose wells and ciste-ns ara dry
ChaunCey Young, farmer. who started a water
supply station few days ago. is reaping a har-
vest of dollars. Notwithstanding he Charges only n
cents n barrel for water. Farmers having a
large acreage in crops competed to use hum
dreds OF barrels OF water, and the cost Will -
riously reduce their profits
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4 BARGAIN IN BOOKS.
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars for a Volume
of Hops.
From The London Daily Telegraph.

From The London Daily Telegraph
Sixty thousand pounds for a volume OF old
maps' 1t Is a princely sum. which is now
actually being asked by his hi6hness Prince
WaIdburS- WOlfegg Waldsee through the we'll
known American firm OF book Dealers Messrs
Henry Stevens. Son & stiles, CT Great Russell
street. The volume contains two unique maps
of the world, engraved in 1907 and 1916 which
were discovered in the library of Wolfegg Castle
by Professor Fischer six years ago The map OF
1907. long supposed to have been lost. was COM
piled by Martin Waldeseemdler a geographer
OF st. Die in the Vosges, where was published
the famous little book. OF the same date as the
map, which first suggested that the found
Western continent should be called America
because Americas lNespuciusl discovered 1T
The peculiar interest of this map-a large wall
chart in twelve sheets--lieS in the fact that ref
erence was made TO II in this little book. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
Books and Publications.

4 remarkable and
thrilling installment of
MRS. WHARTON'S
| GREAT NOVEL,
The Fruit of the Tree,
! appears in the AUGUST
| NUMBER of SCRIBNER'S.
In it the great
problem of the story
is developed in
a startling way.
Readers will follow
this story to the end
with increasing fascination.
For sale on all news-stands.
IS cents a number. $500 per year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

The editors of some literary periodicals cam
not resist the temptation when the silly season
comes around to send an inquisitorial letter to
a number Of conspicuous authors. They want
to Know the opinions and practice Of those
authors in the matter of holiday reading. One
Of these gentlemen sent the ancient question 10
Mr.. Thomas Hardy not long ago, and like
the reply he received. Il have not the shadow
of an idea about holiday reading" said the wise
novelist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

George w Jacobs & Co. of Philadelphia. arc
publishing volume "Sicna and Her Artists.
The author is Mr.. Frederick Seymour.
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an old World Social System IN the
Wrong Place.

THE sEIGNIORIAL SYSTEM IN CANADA. a
study in French Colonial Policy. BY William
Bennett MUNRO, Phi. D, IL 3. Harvard His
torical studes( svo PIP. xiii PCS. Longmans.
Green & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

Major Martin Hume is TO make still another
addition - his invaluable series of works on
Spanish history. He has in press a volume on
The Court OF Philip "" We trust that he
will be generous in his selection OF illustrations
from the paintings Of Velasquez. The book Will
contain much hitherto unpublished matter. in
Guiding many letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

The industry Of Mr.. Quiller-CouCh is nothing
less than amazing. We have scarcely read one
new book Of his before another is announced
He has just published a collection of short
stories under the title of Merry Garden" and
he has sent to press a romance called
Major VigoureuX." Both these books ought to
he issued here before the end Of the present sea-
son, for the writings OF O. make inmitable
summer reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

1t Is a good idea of the Putnams to bring out
edition of Jules Vernes Twenty Thou
sand Leagues Under the Sea" The adventures
Of Captain Memo have surely not lost their
fascination for readers who appreciate fan
tastic romance, The forthcoming edition is to
be illustrated
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and other writings by Eugene Carriere, the
painter
There is to be a new biographical and critical
study OF Richard Jefferies the English naturalist
and essayist who just fell short of achieving the
highest rank in the literature of his subject. Mr..
Edward Thomas is to write II, and he makes
the usual appeal for such letters and papers as
may be in possession of his hero's friends.
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Some Oddities Of HystericaI Pos
session.

.uF MAJOR SYMPTOMS OF uTsTERIA. Fiji
Teen Lectures Given at the Harvard Medica
school. BY Pierre Janet. $40, pp 345. The
Macmillan Company.
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The Castles, by the way. have just opened IN
the pages OF "Cornhill" their new romance
called "Wroth." 1t starts well. and tanta-
lizingly. with brief account Of Hurley Priory
and its owners. the with whom the tale has
to deal being known from end to end Of the
country as Mad Wroth."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

NJ Eugene Welvert has recently published in
Paris curious book on Les Regcides." In this
he gives picturesque accounts Of figures not only
famous but obscure. Other French books
include a final collection of letters by Barley
d Aurevilly a memoir of Casmir Delavigne, a
volume of Alfred de Musset's correspondence
edited by Leon Seche, and a volume of letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

Mr. J. J. Foster is soon TO bring out the third
and concluding volume Of his French Art from
Vatican to Prudhon." II will contain critical
notices OF a number OF eighteenth century art
fists ana n survey OF society and morals in tho
same period. There will be nearly seventy Illus
tratlons. We wish that there might be q popu-
lar edition OF this work, which IS full Of interest
for the student.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-27

The Caxton Press, OF London IS starting an
annual publication 70 be called Their Matesties
Court" II VIII give in sumptuous form a rec
ord OF the occurrences at Court during the year
under consideration, the Illustrations being por-
traits OF aIl the persons who have in that year
been presented. The Inaugural volume. which
deals with the year 1906. will contain a special
history OF the Court and its officers from the
earliest times
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-19
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the "FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has DO.
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tfaveIlng men and our
very active local agents are con:
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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ean antuntu, Grtitag ben 19. Npril 1907.
N1t oaS Ynblttunl.

Die nSreie BreMe fiir 9eras" pirf
an iiber $50 &uftDfficen oerianot, uni
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Tir $500 uatb 0entI9Iano.

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Die Sreie preiie fiir 9eras Dubl.
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Tind's s Gents 6apann Giaarre
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tieren gu Der l1eber3eneuna getDm'
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GaRrer Der Dan,pfer felbf bseu.r, ent.
gebt sin einmal seft1teter @aI 70
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Otto bon 9SIeBburs mar ii9 iiber an
bieit brObenben GoeituoIiiGtsn gans
fIar, aber bds eflsihterte ibm notiir.
LID burhdus niht, boB er fh Der Sc.
litbten ge5DHngen fern balten muBte
llnb gerabe jebt. tnO NIT benz beran.
nabenben WaHDper cine ueue Srtn.
nung brobte uHb Der beOorftebenbe Be
iu1 Der sStaliener4 ipie Elm Sdredgss
jpenjt DOT ibm aufftiee unb. ibm rube.
lofe Ndhte bereitete.
Seine Stimmung Iitt natlrsemdt
borunter. Die natiirIide Stride isi,
nes Meieus. bic felbft in erniteu Set
ten INNER ipieber berporbroh unb BIZ
fsiHsm @sfi6t stpas 70 faInpatbif@es
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her fD oft sefubte Norfds, sebulbig 5u
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si1ssisR On Der &ette. bic ihm iebe Be1
apfsnngsfrsibeit ldbmte. gDenn Der
tphee 0sxnub hns obntt. NH ipeld
hssnrRnMr Gehnfu9t er bos Gnbe ber
fgrSen, 3tn5lf Monote berbeitpanf4te,
h& hard bic Grouer nm tbn sebeilset
anb irsnerlebbor tporen. Nefn, air.
nen tuarNe e. ihm ntmt. Go mar ia
ho4 fein Mumi1 setpefen, bdb Ct Weib
unb &sub fiir inrlner IN fcinen G&ub
no1m. DentE9 spie ME taunte Sos
fuhl, btrfo1ene Geii&t bes @ierbens
ben por ibm ouf, Der ipebuiitbise unb
bod 5ufriebenf Bid, NIT benz Ct pcrs
obnenb IN bic 3utunft T9aute unb
fttne brei liebifen Wenfhen nereint
fab - rein. Der Gobte lpiirbe ibm
nint 5iirnen, ipenn er fdon iebt Dor
0era bintrdte unb ibr fogte: sd
ltebe Did, icb mBhte fit ale 3eiten
bos Redt boben. DID als bas @er@
mddtntB etnes tbeuren Sobttn 5u
f@usen uub gu bebiitsl, ebe ein Jreme
Der fommt unb meme eebeiligten
Mente dntaifet.
Nber bic Welt baute NIT ihren Gtts
ten unb. WprnrtbeiIen nod monoteldna
etue uniiberfteiebare Wuusr ouf 5tni=
i4en Der Wittlpe nnb bem Manne, Der
fie begebrte. Diirbe Der beibbliitige
:Jtuliener bieie Mauer re5pettiren2
unb Denn er's ni9t tbat, ibm ber5ieh
bk Melt es ebsr, als BEN Jreunbe beg
a0bteu. ibm fonnte les au3 glei9
fein - er mar ia nett bon bier, fret,
undbhGngis, pdbrenb er BON alien @eis
ten ipie NIT einem ffarreu paIiiaben=
aaun bon Riidfi9ten unb pfIidtsn
i1ngebeu mar.