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FOR SAIF-HOUSFS.

a FINE 5RO0M HOUSE on THE HEIGHTS.
With a. m d. c-uve-ilut 90 tuo car lines new
house ard in frst-eiass ueiznoarnood- Price ss.5o
with 500 cash and balance il tzs years
lice lr1gm hosse with cahiuz- mlu-cIs. t9o
baths. tEEee 0Esa E1-- f-spiaoss. heated b. hot
water and splendid rlsi1eur1. with a. n T. 500
casa VII lsg. D1rcaas.r O. assume deed 6 tr-,sc
CLARENCE Z TUCKER. Room 90. Matr5pol.-an
B-dE Witt
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RAILROADS.
w, B. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. d"

DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
TIE BEST WAY To BALTIMORE. ANN1F-
OILS. l. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Elect1c palace cars from Wlus H0use Station
u5tl and Il SIS NORTHEAST.
Ter Ealtl1l-s-'5-9 o. -lg. -. 500. $50.
-. So -l1. lJ-l. -L-g. and Il-J a. 70. IZU
nol1. L-J IA. la. -.j5. 20 80 ~ GaI. u
80. 81. 010. go. 80. -. -. 50. -I3-N
ard '-l-5 3. ID. daily
IA Aau-golis-5s0 80. IS. 50. lss0. and
--s q. a. L-5l. 10 -. -. - So. 90
-. $50. and --.-5 b. u-. L4ly.
-l---c1-ss l1Jal trains Al a-Eers are limited
s;-EIlzs C-y a. Naga- Academy J1uc.lou- No walk
"a " Llllug u CABS lec-ssa-y
EareS one Wsy. Round t-i2
-
10 Annapolis and L. y
Naval Academy-. sc NB
Al Il li- l-zs lln direct % WL.ts Hozss station.
Ii-set c@ls az -i-a 1al y. J. ave- 1or-auesr and Al
N-i-e H--sa station -5Il aad Il 50 NORTH
-AsL Le-e-lJIc n -g5
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Exps-- reBas-i.z
the kind yuu have been looking sor: any make
anywhere. any tine HOWARD POTTS BALL IaJ
New 1ork ave- Tel Nam ~ ap7-tf
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HELP WENTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-BEIGHT YOUNG WOlIEN -
tween ages 2 = and q as operators 1t q. & ?
1e-eE1onei s1-lrE Ts1- while u-l-r instructions
+yZ-f-
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FOR SUBURBAN.

AEDMORE
he rev s-b1l7ls-11 ODD --e Washington. Baltimore
ard A-uluCLs trolley high. healthy. shady. Iar-e
-Its. 50 Oh easF --lla--. s1es1lll CT e-8lui5 al
sunday tie- o-r c---.ar
MYERS * LIGHIFuUT. la15 y Y ave. Nv
WOODBRIDGE. - C.. ON CITY AND SUE
ur-al cas- one fare. 175-g- sewer. and Sas- lots
isu. 90 ID cents re- f1l-s Eiel. healthy and con
Ie--a--. AElE- ground SE1-lT.
MYERS x LiEHTEOoT. La1- y. Y ave Nv
rl-ZE
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE lots. TO CO PER
foot. 40 Nj Rainier. I'D. On -s-L and Zth St.
Esar l.. J. ave- JIs--c- Linz S-a. fare. high aad
.11-ilgi s-1- monthly IaImeu-A J G. ROGERS.
IF TOC WANI To Buy A MARYLAND FARaI
s-l-rbal home. send fer latest bllleti--
Marion DucEett a Son, 635 NV.
Ekl---f
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR EENT-BRANgHvILLE ND WITHIN
feE Minutes walk q bl-l s-isu ard electric cIr
lines seven r0--s ard cellar house - good reper-
large. Uell-sll1c1 yz1z- des-rah-s hone So
L y. WATERS
|2--- ISL e. uw-. ID foorI-
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILES

BAKER ELECTRIC RUNABoUT. WITH BRAND
new battery 20 miles single charge; top. odometer
sc; c1uplete, cheap at So; leaving city: inquire
Z O. WHITFOHD, s Wholesale Row. SyZ-3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-CHID'S GOLD LOCEET MARKED
Ulsa; finder please return % FIAT 3. Home
Apartment House
LOST-SCNDAY. JULY l9. on z CAPITOL ST
CIR. oE from Delaware ave and - s. % Union
Station. ladies' g0-d watch. WIKI A. F. Beals.
date O. year. g.. engraved IN back Reward al
80 . 81. s.
LOST-LADT-S GOLD WATCH on MONDAY
monogram On --Isl-z q C-ss- fuI game inside
Llharsl reward i rz-l--g-l % 80 7 S. NV --Zs-
LoST-IN HRooELAND. L. c. or TIE L-TH
instant. Metropolitan Pa-ica badge. No D. r. g.
sTBONAN. Nc 20 7rs-s-
The VERY BEST ICE CREAM n THE CITY
tc- 71c and Pc pe- gallon delivered LACEY'S
e. New T5rk ave. Phone Main Gs svs-tf
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

So 5TH ST NE--T-E MOST UNIQUE. IN
--re-E complete. ran o. cate furnished a1c IN the
cl-E- everything ue7r- every c1rTelia1ce- 81
SAVOY. so lsTH ST wv OK ROOMS AND
bath. furnished ultuuishel; ph5ae. co5lest
apis in city Apply a. Clcc 20 PrJpr5a-dr.
5e..-rf ed
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
PERSONAL.

BETTER TAKE YOUR LEAVE DURING TFTS
Wa-ll weather and Be- sure % Io-fzy rs in tine
. CAL Win o-r czsl ez----se fCr uen's dis-1-lel
Ng-l--s -il-r-- t-A any L1u-. Drop PSI
IUSTHS Old STAND f-a D
EIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WOPN
garDenrs5 eIths- laGes CT gents se-d uostaI- Mn
esl any hour ycu say L TAESHES. Iss 7th -
XIV Phone North az.
supernuOus Hair. Warts. NFoIeu.
Btrthl1CEs blackheaGs and al ss-l.I b7aTsI-se 49,
t1areuLy removed Ey elecrruIrzfs. MISS NAT
1EENS. Room 8, MEtzeTotr Blk I'D z z N
MISS b :. BOYD, EXPERT MARCEL WAVER
ana hairdressers shampouiug manIc-uing eft-ou-
ooys tac1al and scalp Treatment Wo-k done 7t
hotels AID rssidences. 'Pho-s Nan * =. ~ e
x ~ s-1I-s
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ACCIrENT-HEALTH INSURANCE.

PERSONAL ACCIDENT. SICKNESS. AND LA
bl-ity policies: most liberal issued The stands ard
Accident Insurance Co. Detroit. Mich Carfas1ou
4 Johns. agents, 6I 18Th 81 Phone Il. I9ZL
!e2Ss1
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EOR RENT-OFFICES.

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES II THE METZER-
o-- Hli-liu-. Lls-II-- J. 50. NV; $50 Ter month
l1ri1us heat. light. elevator and jalItlr srr,ioa.
l1 extras -.l1-F
FOR EENr-2R0ON OFFICE. - FLOOR
Elll Blildl1E- Ar-Iy 90 ir.--f
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. Ir.
4 ST. NV desirable Office rooms. 1lc-dluE heat
--- eleTlru- ard Il1lt1r services prices So 70 IS
Per -7lu- WEAVER BROS. jas T S. uT. 5se5-rf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-WEsCHLER' go Pa AVE. NV
good place 20 dispose q s0lr f1r-l-ure- rsalos
&c, D auc-s1l- Satisfactory rssul-s prC--u-s -
runs Sac ever Saturday. % a. H. 5szi-ylr
FOR SALE-MISCELLAEEOUS
GOOD PIANO FREE.
Al o-eT that parents should rrss- hv - - .,
give the children chance q, -aks m r1--=i- z-s--
IlSloa- We VII lean sod square piano atso-
4llely nee tor SIX months 20 E-y one who VIII -rv
Ne s-1i1L cs- q moving tie 5us--1-ra-- h--l g--
: limited ar--ae- @ I!az0s % loz1. 50 Evply s-
F. C. SMITH PIANO CO
u Pe11zyl7azia ave Prone n "a.
.y5lst
F0R sALE-FREsH LAID EGGS PROM TIE
Lneian Head Foult-y Earis7 g aae table esE; a5c
Fer dozen delivered
DruD Dostai or 'p-ous Main 5--sw
CITY oelce. 80 G. s. ~ svT7-70-
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Largest Morning Circulation.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

KEEP COOL II YOUR RESIDENCE OR Of
FICE BY USING An ELECTRIC FAN
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY
80 NEW YORK AVE. 5esa-or
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FOR sALT-s255o %. Soooo CASH. BALANCE
l1curuiys et-J 5rllk dwelling 18th -. se.. near
os- s1r. solus: modem bz,a. goo1 reIair: TCnted
lt SD per month
uyls T. l. Rust. eos Il,a < Nv
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DYEING, CLEANING & PRESSING
REPAIRING. CLEANING. SECURING MEMS
suits sp1lE=si and I-essei- &c GREATER WASH
INGTON TAILORING CO.. SIS -1-h ur.. Il3 L s.
Phone y s-2--2L uy2m.w.f-gt
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED

l1H -5rH NW.-WELLFURNIsHED SD-FLGOR
phone i-Z5-5ot. cod
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M R0YlTT0V n !

TIE ROTALTON SIS " ST NV
hery dcs-rlt-a four ard IRE r1Cn apartments for
rsnr Containing ezcep-iazaliy large roas; iuspec-
non invited Apply 70 A. q. PLANT. care q 4 e.
Plant & Co.. "a -sth ST. Nv iss5-f
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
TWO TOP DELIVERY WAGONS. RUNARoUT
b-=Ei=s ] ci--uier S-aua1us ! Dayton wagon.
Standing top business blagy. I l5ugbo5r baz-~
sOIlN n DOYLE. --3 5-1 81 nv. 5a.s-s--S ~
PERSONS WISHING TO BUY OR SILL.
E--e CO exchange Ll---s clr1a-ss ard Ez--ess 1glu
IND o. o. -lzr llFaE.aEs % CAL c- q address
BOWNEE'S $ STABLES lG---5s / st. rE.
-gs-l1--WES
GREAT VEHICLE AND HARNESS SALE 10
reduce s,1cs- $1,000 worth Cf vllic-es less than
COST a- good. new. ard -D q date. s. j.. WATERS
S son. SD p ave- rr. -r-l-5l- ed
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WITH BOARD.

81 BYE ST. Nw.-LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS.
win or without board. Phone I. 2Ssl Convenient
20 Painting O4ce- iyISSot
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

los Sd ST. NE-ONE LARGE BAY-wINDOw
llh-ary- iyIaf : W-30-
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THE IROQUOIS. Iil0 M-FURNIsHED APART
ne-ts- wita without bdarI. sixth focr- rzyl-.f
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WALL PAPER

We WISH TO SELL OUR UvERsTOCK Os
WEl paper at TC-y low sacrlsce- Cal AZ azs
Cur sl0Ck + G. NOLTE. 81 ulh sL IL
,rs-eud-G
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR UN THE ODD uor-R %
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEM 1EkAlNAL. - sLEEEr- NEW YORK
= - o. H. D--=I. Il--l-al t4l-lr
Is1g g. H.. b4-st EsTlr- E..a-a11- T-afn
s. - a. r. L--.1E 4-4 t----.--l k.arL1r gar
49, q L. Ul-l- 4l1 tl4--Lal. E1r4ar LaE
80 = ~ ll-er al1 t4-E-4E Edr.ar Gar.
~ J. H. A4l-l Ll1ltl1- A. F-l1al- 5-ho-r
49, = r. eeal-es o. tl--l1clIllll-
80 D. DileE 4l4 l-l-la.aa Fal.ar
-s-Y = IL 1--c-1s ~ EE-4aG-lE----
'--7l D. S.ecpsEs
80 o. Sllrlers-
-s1p .. h
to BALTIMORE
~ ERN HOUR o. TIE HOUR
tN ecA -4--- a. a. 80 2 NJ
- '1zV. I5-a. -s2J -. ro7gJ - IN
b.. .--. ----y q. u. ---1o EJou. rl2@5. 10
-. - sN 80. So. Iiso. Ass ,5-al
- 3 '---S. 80 J. II
- h zS4FfAED.
NnlNAGD. - - l. u
CiNClNNATl. 81 LOIS. and LOUISVILLE
fIL-sbC tsS. - a- u. IL -s19 p =. 'IZs5
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
Ll1ES :. 80 2
Nl5i-s-l-Nt so a IL. -sSo ?. z
MtNS NJ ~ - ~. Is-l5 q n. -so6. T5o ?. n
tEDAAlCh. 81 rs--1. ss-5 g. T. So fsss
AAGEEsTQwN. $40 a. II. $50 p n
-4NNAE' 'tL4>- s. - l.-r. T--15 u0G1. I5-l. SO
So. and -5@1 2. r.
IELEPavNE> a. al the to-o1i1z ficke. o.
lces- -t-' 9 - uS- Nam ISL. 5ls Perusy lra1iia
ave. Alall 80 NEW Ll1ll station Gc.eL ,J-1ce
A-lA s-'1- Information Bureau. Nam 7so1
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
At Baltimore. July / made : nile u ! min ? see
Ihere IS a reason for this Ask for dem1ustsatiou
CHAS L MILLER < BRO. lll5 1sth - a-s--s
tT1-E
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MODERN GROOM HOUSES. . FEET FRONTS;
near Lincoln FErk. lot water heat; s0on ready for
ocrapzucy- A. r. GERMAN = CO.. Lol Z 81 ~
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la70 5TH ST. NW.-THBEE UNFINISHED
-111rs, two furnished ruous, J. D. K iv2E
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287 z ST NW--THREE Or FOUR LARGE
nicely furnished OF unfinished rooms. W.
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

THE COY SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTI,F-
men, al kinds Cf hats cleaned and delivered. s--au
Panama. felt derby and siE. best work ~ .e city,
c-ders f1r hat hands 615 18Th s. nv iyIssf. IL VS.
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153 K ST Nw-FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
ulshed Toons. secTld and third foCrs. WIT
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chltectnral device Of romantic possbili-
Ties. Then, one summer, the Rineharts
LOOK large country house, near q pop
ular golf course. It was an ideal scene
Tor mysterious happening. and over in
the right wing was the circular STAIR
case Itself! The story was worked out
In this propitious atmosphere.
China has long been known as
country OF ''grafters," from the viceroys
down, but 1t remains for Frederic s.
lsham. author of The Lady Of the
Mount" to call attention to a. particular
kind Of grating" which to the vest
serfl mind seems as incomprehensible
as gruesome. 1t Is the executors graft
g perquisite of their high Offices to
which certain ones of that calling feel
themselves justly entitled. If a Grimm
al wishes to be executed with neatness
and dispatch. he or his relatives must
drop few coins into the ready palm OF
these masters OF ceremonies. Other
wise there are apt to be many little jabs
and savings: woe betide the poor pi-
I rate, devoid or friends and coppers! His
leave-tAking Of the earthly celestial
Kingdom Is not to be envied.
Messrs. Little, Brown & Company an
nonnce the second printing OF Tho
Long Arm of Mannister,'' by E. Phillips
NDPEctiiielII, anu al LHlTu printing OF
Three OF n Kind by Prof Richard
Burton. Neither one OF these books has
been on the book counter moro than a
week or So and the critics have not yet
finished writing their warm praises Of
both stories.
Mater the new Percy NIacKaye
comedy. has evidently made a hit in
New York. and is in for run. Mr..
Mckaye has received high praise from
the critics, particularly for tho truo
comedy and the delightful literary
quality Of his play, which makes it as
agreeable to read as to see on the stage.
+
Messrs. Little, Brown & Company,
publishers of Arthur Stringer's fascin-
ating tale, The Wire Tappcrs," have
received request to permit the book
to he translated into Danish. It has al
ready been translated into Swedish.
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BOOKS

Gilbert Neal is the title Of viii N.
| Harben's new novel which the Har-
! pers publish. Mr.. Harben's familiar
love Of Georgian settings is still faith
full, for this new novel Is also laid in
Georgia, and again tbs the village
strong and simple stories as NAM
Linda" and Ann Boyd" has an
unexpected strain of realism II;
brought out by this new plot. which
involves forbidden love. Surely mona
will deny that love between the mar
led man and the unmarried woman,
or vice versa, Is playing conspicuous
writer's have various ways OF looking
at 1t. tits certain that MI. Harben's
way will more or less break the bub-
BILE of the interfering affinity.
In Gilbert Neal" Mr.. Harden
has made literary departure from
indeed from all his previous novels.
It is to the authors credit that this
should be true, since it involves a de-
termination to advance in his art rather
than to abide In q field where he has
enjoyed rather uncommon success.
colbert Neal" putting a. probing fin-
ger into contemporary life, uncoYers q
a man with a wife. especially young
and charming wife. hope for happt-
ness in the pursuit OF another woman?
Can another man OF another kind
the kind who has strength and purity
ever fail to attract the woman who Is
.'Iight?" Can the girl who is tempted
be anything but repelled in the end.
or the woman who tenpts anything
but unsatlsied? When you add to
these downright propositions Mr.. Har-
ben's splendid and perfectly possible
conception of a wife who Is noble
enough not only to forgive. but TO
shield the woman who wronged her, IT
is evident that Mr. Harden has touched
+ the AFFINITY theme only for the sake
of discovering the truth of it. Gilbert
Neal" is one Of the strongest. stories
written by an American author IN
many years. The characters are fresh.
spirited, and deeply drawn, and the plot
is exceedingly lively. Mr.. Harden has
deliberately distinguished between pure
and neretricious love, but he has not
serlmonized. In fact. his realism Is NOT
without spice of its own.--NeW FORK,
Haper & Brothers.
In Wee Wrinkles at the Mountains,
Gabrielle e. Jackson has written q
charming story for children Who are
anywhere from to 10. Wee Wrinkles
and Wideawake, little sister and broth
err. the minute summer comes 90
straight to woody camp on the edge
( Of blue lake. They take Prince. the
carriage horse. and SNOWFALL the pony,
and Jingles. the terrier. and Capri, the
roat. and Fairy, the little dumping Of
a. dog and all the hnnnies. and OF
course the canary, to swing In cage
on the big veranda under the trees, and
calI to the wild birds. Wee Wrinkles has
a seven year birthday party on an Is
land that looks Ike a black rock. where
she catches fat trout that weighs one
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NEW MAGAZINE
FOR ENGLAND.
Our London Literary Letter.

called the English Review, have
aroused a good deal of curiosity. cspeci-
ally as the cditor's name has not been
divulged. / found on investigation
that Ford MADDOX Hueffer- novelist. phil :
osopher, essayist, critic, poet, musician,
painter and what motifs the whole
show. The idea is his, and he is sole
editor. He is fairly bubbling with
striking plans for his venture, the
most startling OF them being that he
firmly refuses to make any money out
of 1t, although he doesn't want to lose
any, either. Another of his ideas Is
THAT serial fiction in short instruments
isn't of particle of use TO any maya
zine, and in consequence his first mum
her is TO contain nc less than 10000
words of new novel by II. G.. Wells
Although the novel is abnormally long,
ii will be completed serially in four or
five numbers. In time for publication
In England and America in book form
in the early spring.
COMES OF HIGH LINEAGE.
The new editor. is one of the most in
-teresting personages In literary Lon
don. Although he was born in London,
and has always lived here, he is Ger
man subject and is entitled to cali him
self Baron, although he never uses the
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A GROUP OF OLD TIME THEATER BOYS.

THE Bee. the Beet and the Beetle
Good Mr.. Darwin once commended
That beetles We're from bees descend
ed;
And as my pictures show I think,
Tho beet must be the missing link;
= The sugar-Deet and honey-bee
Supply the beetles pedigree.
The family is now complete
The Bee, the Beetle and the Beet.
Verses like and better than this, il
lustrated with the authors absolutely
free hand drawings, make the book one
to be enthusiastically commended to al
lovers of fun and naturefaldng.
The professors How to Tell the
Birds from the Flowers" was the hes
seller in its class last season., the sale
being limited only by the capacity o.
the bindery5 to deliver copies. 1t II
now in it's ninth large printing. There
is therefore a. numerous and interested
public waiting to continue this move
nature study with the new manual.
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MAGAZINES.

II used 10 wonder" says Helen KEEL
Ter, why scientific men and others
| We're always asking me about my
dreams. -. My dreams do not seem
| to differ very much from the dreams
| OF other people, But the account b.,
| this wonderful blind and deaf girl of
| her dream experiences must be of uni-
| que interest. Her article on My
| Dreams" is one of the notable features
| of the November Century. l.. II. Bal
ley director OF the College of Agricui-
ture Cornell university. and chairman
of the commission on country life ap-
pointed by President Roosevelt, has
written for the November Century Of
college Men as Farm Managers" ba.s-
ing his article on valuable and sug-
gestive facts and figures. He urges
strongly cooperation Of the farm and
the college. points out how best to
bring about this o-operation and de-
clares that the only salvation for agri-
culture is that it rise to meet the coll
lege man. OF timely interest in the
same issue is John Gilmer Speeds pre-
sentation of facts and opinions about
Horse Breeding" 1t Is Mr.. Speeds
position that the greatest number OF
day, ordinary farmer, who, to be sue
cessful. must breed to type: and he
denounces as baneful in its working
"the long existing belief that the thor
oughbred is useful In improving the
breed OF horses" On these texts he
has much of interest to say and he
says 1t with authority. With an eye
on the horse show in New York. Mr..
Speed says: ''The English are better
5lorsetraders than we are. and for sew
eral decades they have been unloading
on us whatever was undesirable at
home In this they have been i'm
mensely assisted by the Anglomaniacs
hat in, t11n ctn r,f To-
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Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
r ONION, Oct, eo.--Nov 225 viii SEQ
the birth of a magazine that
evidently is going to make a
( commotion, for contributions by
George Meredith Thomas Hardy, Rud-
yard kipling. Henry James. II. G..
Wells, c.. Il. Chesterton, Anatole
France. Cunninghames Grahame and an
astonishing galaxy of other literary
stars have been announced, and it Is
said that some of the later numbers are
to contain articles by personages 80
high up that no editor hitherto has
dreamed of trying to bag them.
Naturally the preliminary announce
ments of this monthly. which is to ne
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POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
THE BALLAD OF THE BLACK SILK DRESS.
or froclss Belinda has a score

VI frocks Belinda has a score
In which to drive clll or dnc;
Tier evening gowns soma ten or twelve,
Are marvcls wrought In texture fine
Eight tailored suits her wardrobe boasts:
She vows she cannot do with less
Alact-n day. Tho simple life
Has vanished with the black silk dress,
Will, what delight does rccal
lis rustling widths an surface sleek;
In quality 1t had peer?
Twas gros-gran MORE antique)
From year to year Its style cnlurcd
No fashion, tickle to excess,
Was powerful enough to rout
In days OF yorc, the black silk dress
How numerous its uses were!
1t served for luncheon, tea or ball
For opera or for dance,
For shopping to pay call
In spite Of what Belinda says
About my taste must confess
4 "A wish to rcsurrect again
The asunicing black silk dress.
L'Envoi
Yc devotecs that oscillate
Twixt various modes, from 1.-the princcsse
To Empire fashion, all your gowns
I'd barter for the black silk dress!
: g 4 Is ID . f
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Restored Their Health
But Cost Them Nothing


wonder
buying Of their druggi at 50 and 81 bottle put %
a egons
Read tnese ee'etS
and FL today
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EDITOR MAKES PROMISES.

j have seen an advance copy of the
prospectus of Hueffers remarkable
publication and find 1T characteristic.
fte has invited a number of the most
able or tnote the "oi}D the most dis
tribute whatever OF their infinite con-
Nictions they may care to print, AS
surfing theni-and now assuring file
pubiic--that their work will not lie
interfered with, trammcled or mutilat
cd in the interests OF the less intelligent
reader" Furthermore, the English.
Review Will treat its readers, not as
spoiled children who must be amused
by variety of games, but with the
respectful consideration due to grown
up minds whose leisure can be inter-
ested by something else than the crisp
ness aud glitter OF u popular state
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UNIQUE PUBLICATIONS.

Two new periodicals Of very dissimi-
lar nature, are very shortly to be added
to the list Of London publications, Tie
ordinary man would no doubt be tempt
ed to describe them both as crank
productions. one is Tho Buddhist Re-
view" "a quarterly magazine, whose
appearance Is largely due to the recent
visit to England of the Bhikkhu Anan-
da Metteyya, now a Buddhist monk in
full orders, but formerly u London
Scotsman. The other is not only in
spircd but will also be edited by
reverend gentleman, and will take the
form of weekly paper, to be cn-
tilted the Non-AIotprist and to be pub
lished at the odd price OF two pence
half-penny. 1t will be devoted to the
interests Of all who do not keep or ride
in motor-cars and VIII do its best to
protect pedestrians, chickens, dogs and
roadways from the entertainments OF
the car.
AUTHORS CLUB STILL LIVES.
1t appears that the Authors club has,
after all, been saved from extinction.
At a meeting held on Monday it was
practically decided to accept the solu-
ton Of turning the club into a proprie-
tary one, and only few points
hers representatives and the proposed
proprietors-the body known as White
hall court limited. If all goes we'll,
1t is expected that little changes will
be noticeable. except that the business
side of the club will be better managed,
for which the members will certainly
have no cause for regret The authors
are to be congratulated on their mar
row escape from disappearance as n
club. Unhappily, some of the old mem
bers have been lost, since they have
already joined other clubs in antici-
patton of the collapse OF the authors,
and at least two writer's of world wide
fame. Anthony Hope and Rider Hag-
gard. have dropped out on account of
hostility to the proprietary idea, though
there are hopes of winning them back
to the fold. On the whole, however. the
club has come through the ordeal very
we'll. and it has been proved that a
strong body of members were Loyalty
attached to the name.
CHARLES OGDENS.