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dence Board of Health. reviewed the work OF that
organization The next paper was by n. N Baker
president OF the Montclair IN. il Board of Health
and editor OF Engineering News
Dr. William Travis Howard professor Of "a
tnology In the Western Reserve University rrs-
sented report on the public health and sanitation
In Cleveland. and Dr. c. o. Probst secretary %
the Ohio state Board Of Health told OF the rela-
tlon OF municipal sanitation TO the state and na-
tional governments and urged more efficient fed
eral health department DR.. John I Cronin of
the New York Department OF Health. reported az
iehs'h on the progress made in the metropolis
toward safeguarding the health OF school children
William Creighton Woodward health officer oe
the city OF Washington and DR. w A Evans
health officer OF Chicago. also spoke Tbs follow
ing resolution adopted:
Resolved. That in the opinion OF the National
Nluillclpal League and the American Civic As
soGlauon the time has arrived when experts IN
pEuonc heath and sanitation should be placed in
states and cities. as far as possible
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
CIYIC MEETINGS END.
Choice of officers and ReGding of
Papers Consume Last Dan.

Providence. Nov. 2.-The choice of officers which
was the last routine business before the American
Civic Association which has been holding "A four
days convention III this city in conjunction with
the National Municipal League, resulted to-day In
a reelection of practically all of years offi-
GERS. az follows: President. j. Horace Mcfarland
of Harrisburg, Penn: first president and secre-
tary. Clinton Rogers Woodruff of Philadelphia;
second vice-president Fielding A Stilson. of Los
Angeles; third vice-president. Robert watchorn Of
New York: fourth vice-presdent. George B. Leigh
ton, of New Hampshire; treasurer, William b
Rowland Of New York, and chairman of advisory
committee Robert c. Ogden of New York.
Municipal Health and Sanitation was the gen
eral subject OF discussion at the joint session OF the
two bodies, which Dr. Alexander c. Abbott
chief of the Philadelphia Bureau of Health was
the presiding officer. y paper by DR.. C. w. CioIer
who is health officer of Rochester. gave review
of plans mapped out ten years ago for the better
ment OF sanitary conditions in Rochester. DIT.
Charles v. Chaplin. superintendent Of the ProYi-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
CANE PROTECTOR OUSTED
TO BE Prosecuted for Alleged
HOunding of Deer.

Albany Nov. 22.-COmmissioner J. 8. Whippls
OF the State Forest, Fish and Game Department.
announced tonight that he had dismissed from
the service John Z. Coe. OF Conesus Livingston
County. fish and game protector. and that Coe
would be prosecuted for violating the law against
bounding OF deer. alleged violations of which by
others he was at the time supposed to be In
vesttgating II appears that Coe and another
protector were assigned to Essex and Hamilton
counties near the close OF the deer season 10
get evidence against hunters bounding deer.
Commissioner Whipple says he has evidences
that while thus engaged Coe shot deer willis
il was being driven by hound and that he took
the carcass home.
In letter which Commissioner whipple sens
TO coe dismissing him from the state servics
he says:
This conduct on your part is more reprehen-
sible than the killing of deer under such cir
cumstances would have been by a person not
connected with the department. You had taken
oath of Office and furnished bond for the
faithful performance of your duties In this de-
partment. and the commission Of this offence
against the law which you have sworn to en-
force and the plain violation of your legal as
well moral duty is something that cannot bs
overlooked for a minute. You are therefors
suumariIy dismissed.
This matter has just come TO my personal at
tention this action would have been taken
earlier. In addition 10 your dismissal We shA1
prosecute you for violatiae Of ths iaG
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REPRINTS.

THE CRIMES OF URBAN GRANDIER AND 9TH 9TH
ERs By AlexsndTs Dumas c-sGy IIIHs[Ta5eo- LIMO
Including La Constantin" ''Dernes." "Murst"
and 'Rarl-Ludwig sand" With an introdue''on
by r. 5. Garnett.
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THE PRINCESS AND THE GOBLIN. By George MaG-
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Haghes svo. PIP SO4 dhiladelphta. J. B. Lppn-
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THE COLLECTED WORKS OF HENRIK IBSEN- p C9py-
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Vol XL I2no. xviii 455- tChaTles serlohe'
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EvoIf" John Gabriel Borzman' and "hen We
Dead Awaken"
TABULAR VIEWS OF UNIVERSAL HISTORY Com
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series Of chronological tables presenting. IN par
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history OF the world.
THE CASE OF sUMMEREIEID. By W II H. Rhotss 6.e
with Introduction by Geraldine PSnns arc s,o phoT No
rravre fTontispIsee by Gaen J. feFre'' i0'''' W
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HYMNS OF THE MARSHES. BY sidney Lanier Ilis-
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The Illustrations are from photographs taken near
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Containing twelve colored plates and a number Of
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ALLY AMP OILY BY 6 Mr. HgmEs5y WssS P5S. Gus
A book for children. The scene is laid in the Lake
Country England
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Ellis Paxton oberholtzer Pm D In volumes
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George w Jacobs g. Coz
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF WILLIAM PITT
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JAMES FRANCIS EDWARD The Old Chevaner BY
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The story oe the life times ~ the second son
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MY MEMOIRS. BY Alexandra Dumas Translated by
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MEMORIALS OF THOMAS DAVIDSON, THD VAN
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estimate Of the life and work OF traveler
and teacher, by William James. Havelock Ellis Felix
Adler and others
HENRY HUDSON. HIS TIMES AND HIS VOYAGES.
BY Edgar MayheW Bacon. illustrated limo, pp. III.
277 &C. P PutnamE Sons)
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

ART.
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF VITTORIO CARPACCIO.
BY Pompeo Molment and the late Gustav Ludwig.
Translated by Robert H. Hobart Gust illustrated.
4to, pp XXX. 24S IL p Dutton & COZ
A sunptuous volume containing than
full page illustrations In halftone and photo
gravure and many drawings in the text.
A GALLERY OF PORTRAITS. Reproduced Original
Ftchings by Paul HELEN. With introduction by
Frederick Wedmore Folio. xxx. Uongmans,
Green & Coz
Reviewed another page
THE BUILDERS OF FLORENCE. BY ]. Brown.
NJ. A. With - illustrations by Herbert RatOR 4to.
Pr xii. 4S0. 0:. z. Dutton & Co)
study Of twelve monuments Of FIorentine archi-
THE OLD VENETIAN PALACES AND OLD vENE-
TIAN FOLK. BY Thomas Okey. u ith fifty colored
other illustrations by Trevor Ifaddon. svo, pp.
Xviii. 322 n r. Dutton G CoD
\ history Of beautiful buildings the person
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plates and many sketches showing details arehi-
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TIL, CHRIST FACE IN ART BY James Burns With
sixty two illustrations 12mo. pp xxi. 252. tE. r
Duttou & Goa
Tracing the growth aud historical development of
sacred expressed in the pictures Christ by
ile OF each period and country.
t,,sCtIsH SOCIETY OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
IL CONTEMPORARY ART. By Randall Davies
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Feproducu1rs OF pictures by IIogarth REYNOLDS
tainsborough ard others depicting different aspects of
English lie.
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JUVENILE.

HEIDI. BY Johanna Spyr Translated from the thir-
iscnth German edition by Helen F Dole illustrated
Sro. viii. 362 tciirn & Co
The story of a little swiss girl.
WITH FIGHTING JACK BARRY. b. John T Nc
lntyre Illustrated In color by Gordon Grant l2mc.
a tale Of Revolutionary days
GRAY LADIES AND THE BIRDS Stories of the Bird
Year Tor Home and School BY Mabel Osgood Wright
With twelve colored plates and thrtysix Illustrations
III halftone- limo, pP. 436. rhs Macmillan
Company
DAYS AND DEEDS, Prose for Children's Reading and
Speaking. Compiled by Burton L. Stevenson and
Elizabeth B. stevenson 12lno. pp xviii. 4os CThe
Baker q Taylor Company
LETITIA NURSERY CORPS, u. s A. BY George
Madden Martin Illustrated l2mo. pp. VIII 206
CThe Macmillan Company
The story Of the little daughter OF army oricer
LITTLE TRAVELLERS AROUND THE WORLD Visits
to People of Other Lands. Pictures by George Bano-
wttz. Text by Helen Coleman. 4to PIP. Y. no "A.
& o
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FICTION.

FlC IION
THE BROKEN ROAD. BY A. F W. Mason l2mo.
PIP vi AIS (Charles Scribners sons)
Reviewed another
sHEAVES. BY L. +. Benson. 12mo, pp 400 (Dou-
bleday. Page Sc Coz
a story OF married life
WITH JULIET IN ENGLAND. Bv Grace s. Rich
mond Illustrated by Charles NJ. Reyea. l2mo
PIP 30. doubleday. Page & Coz
A sequel to 'The independence Of Juliet"
ALADDIN OF LONDON OR LODESTAR. BY Max
Pemberton. Illustrated by Frank Parker
pp 3Os. Empire Book Company
tale OF exciting adventure and mystery
THE LOVE THAT PREVAILED BY r. Frankfort
Moore Illustrated by II. 3. Matthews. 1cmo.
PIP go Empire Book Company
a Of the Cornish coast in the eighteenth
century
THE EMILY EMMINS PAPE S. BY Carolyn Wells.
Illustrated by Josephine A. Meyer. 12mo, pp vi
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An American girls experiences in Europe.
THE LITTLE CITY OF HOPE A Christmas Story.
BY F. Marion Crawford Illustrated by w. Benda.
12mo. pp. 200. (The Macmillan Company
The story of American inventor
THE HALO. BY Bettina Won Hutten. Frontispiece
by Martin Justice. limo. $40 (Dodd Mead
& Coz
\ study OF the artistic temperament
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MISCELLANE EOUS.

EARTHQUAKES. Introduction Seismic Geology
BY William Herbert Hobbs, illustrated. Svo. Up xxi
GS5. %, Appleton & Coz
THE WORLDS COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS. A Descrp-
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Their Commercial Values. by W. g. Freeman
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With contributions by T. 4 Henry. A Z. Jones
r II. Wilson. illustrated 4to. Pp viii, S9l tGinn
Col
DOGGEREI. DODGERS. By Albertna Randall Wheean
Paul Elder & COD
Six posters in
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Albert n. Merritt Svo' pp. Kill 24o. (HouGhton Mf-
film & Coz
In the Hart schanner 6 Marx prize economic
THE BOOK OF THE CHILD. An Attempt Set Down
What Is in the Mind OF Children. BY Frederick
THE ATTITUDE OF THE AMERICAN ZIONIsTS. Two
Addresses by DR. Henry triedenwald. Svo, pp. 20
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THE ZIONIST OUTLOOK Address Delivered at the
Eighth Zionist Congress at The Hague. By DR.. Max
Nordau Translated from tho German. Svo. PIP. 12.
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WISDOM FOR 1903. BY Ethel Watts Mumford Grant
Oliver Herford and Addison Miner illustrated 16ro
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THE ROOSEVELT PANIC OF 1907. BY Adoph Ed
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panyD
EXPERIENCES AND OBSERVATIONS OF A cor.
Humorous and Otherwise BY Al. Lapierre. I6mo.
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SANITATION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS. BY William
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MATERNITY. BY Henry Fry NJ n Sc D. 12n,
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EDUCATIONAL.

MORAL TRAINING IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The
california BY Charles Edward RuEh
T p Stevenson. Edwin BiIler Starbuck, Frank
Craner and George l.. Myers 12mO pp. y. 30s
(Cilnn e. Coz
A BOOK OF PLAYS FOR LITTLE ACTORS. BY Emma
l.. Johnson and Afadelene D. Barnum. 16nno. pp. III
(Annerican Book Company
Little plays based on familiar nursery rhymes and
stories.
THE SECOND FAIRY READER BY James Baldwin
limo. pp 1a2. american Book Company
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
LITERATURE.

ANCIENT EGYPT: THE LIGHT OF. THE WORLD;
A Work OF Reclamation and Restitution. BY Gerald
Massey. In two volumes svo. pp. 544 400 (E.
+. Dutton & Coz
An exhaustive study OF the religion and thology
OF ancient Egypt.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS.

THE FIRST NANTUCKET TEA PARTY. Illustrated.
Doubleday, Page s. Co)
story of Colonial days.
THE ASTONISHING TALE OF PEN AND INK
PUPPET: OR. THE GENTLE ART OF ILLUS
TRATING. BY Oliver Herford. Obong
Charles ScYibneT's SonsD
series O amusing pen drawings. being a satire on
modern illustrating methods
Under T!IE; HOLLY BOCGH. Collection Of Christ
Poems Complied by Ina Russeile Warren. Illus
trated. $40. pp. Al, 1871. Philadelphia: George ".
Jacobs & Coz
A LADY OF KING ARTHUR's COURT. Being a Ro-
nance OF the Holy Grail. by sara Hawks Sterling
Illustrated by Clara T.. Peck $40. t62. (Phila-
delphia: George W. Jacobs & CO..
Printed in large type with illustrations and page
headings black and red
IEssE Rem DAVID. A SHEPHERD OF BETHI.EHE EN-.
r,I, lanes NJ Ludlow. Illustrated. svo. pp I3.
tFIomlng II. Reven Company
4 story OF first Christmas.
tn. SONNFTS OF HENRY WADSWORTH LONG
80 FELLOW. Arranged with into6uction by Ferris
C;reenslet l6mo. PIP. xviii So tHoughton Miflin
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1ryrE, SPINNERS' BOOK OF FICTION. Collected by the
Isook Committee Of the Spinners' Club. Illustrator
SO pp ix 367. paul Elder Il Co.D
stories by Gertrude Atherton Mary Austen, Eleanor
t;stef Jack London. Frank Norris. Charles Warren
sfoidard other California writer's. with dedi-
catory poem by George Sterling
THE HAUNTED MAN AND THE GHOSTS BARGAIN.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

ev Charles Dickens Illustrated by c. z. Brock
l2rlo, 2. Vii, 1s4. tE. p Dutton & Coz
With Illustrations in color and line
THE BATTLE OF LIFE Love Story. BY Charles
Dickens Illustrated BY c. Z Brock. 1orno PP. v1t
l"a tE- P. Dutton Coz
Uniform With above.
Observation-Disclosures NIADONNAS. HUNTING;
SKETCHES LITTLE WANDERERS: DIR DOGS,
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CHRISTMAS CARDS AND BOOKLETS F7 ? r,rttou
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OF THE IMITATION OF CHRIST. BY Thomas A
Kempis Svo PIP. Xi 500 &c. 2. Dutton & Coz
A finely printed edition with Illuminated pag.
borders after the manner Of the old manuscTipfs
THE LIFE THAT now Is By Harmon Howard
Rice. 12mO. pp- vi l1s. (Eaton & MansI
\ collection Of essays
THE NCHRISTIAN RELIGION: ITS MEANING AND
PROOF. BY J. Scott Ldsett svo, pp. xiv.
Eaton & Mains1
THE MESSAGES OF JESUS. According the Cos
pei OF John. The Discourses of Jesus in tho
Fourth Gospel. Arranged, Analysed and Freely
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Rendered in Paraphrase. BY James Stevenson
Riggs D D. 121nc. pp. xvi. S74 tCharles Serb
Sons-(
Volume y IN This Messages Of the Bible
edited by Professor Frank h Ssndrrs ana FrO-
tsssor Charles ?. Kent
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BIOGRAPHY,

-,IsE LETTERS or ROBERT. sCHUMANN selected and
edited by Or. Karl storck. Translated BY Hannah
Bryant. with portraits Syo, rp xviii go. tE p
& Coz
Including bios. lpldcai note introduction. The
period covered by letters is March, 1925 10
November. 1864
Jay COOKE FINANCIER OF THE CIVIL. WAR BY
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DRAMA.

THE DAUGHTER OF JORIO A Pastoral Tragedy By
Gabrielle d dAnnunzio Translated from the Italian by
Charlotte Porter Pietro Isoa Alice Henry. With
portrait and pictures the italian production
l2mo rp. xKxvf 2O6. Boston: Llttle. Brown s CO..
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
HISTORY.

OF THE CONNECTICUT HIsToRIcAL
SOCIETY. Volume NJ. Svo. PIP. xXxv. 39l. Giart
ford: Published by the socetyD
Comprising the correspondence and legal docu-
the period of jonathan Laws governorshlp
OF the colony OF Connecticut. 174l'bO
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

While recognizing early American dependence
upon foreign ways of thinking in the matter Of
philosophy. DR.. T. W. Riley, of Johns Hopkins
University, believes that our philosophy was not
without originality-that this is evident in the
peculiar sectional distribution of the different
types Of speculation throughout the country In
its broader aspect the North stood for idealism,
the South for materaIsn, and the Middle States
for the mediating philosophy OF common sense {"
Believing this-which is OF course open to ques-
tion-Dr. Riley has prepared book on the early
schools Of American philosophy. deriving some
Of his material from unpublished manuscripts
There are some characteristic letters of Rus
kin in the correspondence OF DR.. John Brown Of
Edinburgh, brought out the other day. Here is
passage from one of them:
he science Of political economy is a lie-yholly
the damnedest. that is TO say. the most utterly
and = the lowest pit, condemned Of God and His
invented, except his (the devi's theory of sancti-
rIofessed and organized pursuit Of money is owing
an me e'li OF modern days I say ALL
b ars Is an outburst which succeeded Ruskin's
= urn from country house visit: "I cannot
now go into society. People are perpetuaIlv
irving 10 discus3 things with me of which I
lnow the bottom and all round. and have told
iaem the bottom and all round twenty ,,ears
49, "''N N'S eNouAS ieenng or the residence
ana immortality OF the undinta ble caoutcb3uc
OF which most peoples heads are made is too
much for me"
Some French books. in unique editions and
hne bindings. coming from the library Of the
late z. B. Holden. president OF the oroIier CHM
are now TO be seen at the establishment of tb..
Scribners. Many Of these are treasures of
drawings and etchings by the distino,,,.,,o,l
illustrators Of modern France The two mot
costly items of the collection are CON, 30
Die Femme dc e2uaiite du Steele Passe" (pa-is
l'lo,' win eignty-seyen plates by Maurice.
.oii ~ eo,ofeu photosravuie, and splendid
copy on velnm Of the Testament ne -.
AN J. hei de France ct de Navarro. et I,ottro a.
- SIC Antoinctte de France ct de Navsrre =
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Madame Elizabeth" The latter is unique. II
was printed specially for Louis XVIII in 3SlI,
and it bears his arms on the cover. This relic
is held at S400, the book containing the Lcloir
plates at S:;75
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
MUSIC.

THE HISTORY OF MUSIC TO THE. DEATH OFF
SCHU BERT. BY John X Paine. u svo
PIP Vi 31I. (Ginn & Coz
of lectures the development Of
music ancient times that OF The great
composers
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23
POETRY.
RELIGIOUS.

A VERs DE sOCIETE ANTHOLOGY. Collected by
Carolyn Wells l6mo, NNVti. 35I (Charles
Scrbners Sons)
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

.'Vasari on Technique" is the title OF forth
coming book containing the thirty-fve chapters
forming the introduction to VasaHs Lives
This, strange to say, is the first translahon CT
these chapters from the original into any
other language. It has been made by Miss L. s.
MacIehose
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Americans viii probably cherish a grudgc
against Shirley Brooks, the brilliant contributor
to Punch" whose biography by G. s Layard
is coming from the press Of Henry Holt & Co.
'Punch's' cruel caricatures of Lincoln through
out the miseries of the Civil War were heartily
condoned when. after the assassination of the
great President, it printed Tom Taylor's noble
poem of recantation. 1t appears that Brooks
did not approve of this poem and expressed his
dsapproval in words which might better be for
gotten.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

OF Tennyson in the character of Poet Laureate
the duke has "reminiscences, quoting that Off
ciaI as saying with "a solernnly sly wink: II
live in terror of any of the Queens family
marrying. and of hearing from her that she
hopes will write something. I have no news
of that kind yet, but live in terror of it
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Mrs Harriet Blaine Beale, daughter Of the
late James G. Blaine, has prepared a volume Of
Stories from the Old Testament for Children"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

A growing appreciation Of the fact that in
adding 10 the beauty of city, town and country
Americans may be adding to national wealth IS
becoming apparent. Hence a prospective series
of papers in The Worlds Work" on Making
our Country Beautiful" The author is Mr.
/. HART
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Various "reminiscences Of Kate Greena way,
friend Of Children are to appear in the forth
coming number Of THE Century" from the pen
of son Of the poet. Frederick Locker Lamp
son. Some hitherto unpublished drawings by
Miss Greenaway will he reproduced to accom-
pany the article
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Lovers of the literature of the past will be
interested in Partisan reprint-that of
Joachim du Bellay's Les Regrets" and La
Guirlande de Julie" from the original manu-
script sketch of the period and notes have
been added by NJ. Adolphe van Beuer.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

That there should be practically new biog-
rsphv' Of Wordsworth in the forthcoming three
volumes Of his correspondence with his sister
Dorothy would seem TO be impossible; yet it is
said that there is so much fresh matter in some
Of these heretofore unpublished letters 10
form that new biography.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Mr.. Joseph Conrad's forthcoming novelette,,
The Duel" is the story of lifelong feud be-
tween two of Napoleons officers.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Mr.. Longfellow was once visited by Lord
Lorne-the present Duke of Argyll-and in the
"reminiscences of the latter, recently published
there is some account of the interview. The
duke thought that the effect of the poets coun-
tenance was very fine:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

Mrs. Dora sigerson Shorter. the wife of c. K.
Shorter. is one Of the least pretentious in
method Of the present Celtic group of minor
poets. Here is one Of the little poems in her
just published book
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

unique copy Of the New England Primer.
edition OF 1777. is to be seen at Brentano's. At
least it is supposed to be unique, as the pos
SCISSORS have been unable to find any other copy
OF II. or any mention Of another copy among
available records a quaint and rude portrait
Of John Hancock is on the back of the title
page.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-23

rHE CRIMES OF URBAN GRANDIER AND OF
Frs Bv Alexandra Dumas Illustrated I'm
pp xii Az (The Macmillan Company
Including La Constsntin," "Dernes Mnra'
and ''Karl-Ludwig sand" With an introdueuo
~. .
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-10
A New Implement Firm.

Among the business changes in Web
ster for 1907 IS the new firm of Long &
Loug. The firm consists of M. Band
Chas. II. Long, these gentlemen need
no introduction to M readers. M. B.,
or Marshall Long as he is familiarly
known, is one of the successful farmer1
and stock men of Wheatland township
and a pioneer of Day county as he came
here in the early sos. He has,s red the
people for the past two years in the
capacity OF county commissioner and
was elected to the position for another
term at the last general election. He is
an energetic thorough going business
man.
Chas. Long is a young man of sterling
worth, steady, and industrious, Of good
business ability and Judgment. He has
for the past five and a halt years been
in the employ of l.. G. Ochsenreiter and
has during Mr.. O's absence been man
ager of the business. During his
absence has made many friends by his
business methods and manly principles.
Long & Long have purchased the
implement business of James G. Rath-
bun, the deal was consumated this
week. and they will do business at the
old Rathbun stand. 1t Is a strong firm
and we predict a successful business
future for Long & Long.