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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

Except In rare cases, the farmer is
not. horseman enough to successfully
raise and train carriage, saddle or
racing horses. While they bring fan
cier prices than the drafters, there is
not as much chance of raising a good
horse Of the former type as there is of
raising the horse of the draft breed.
Fix up, John, and look your best"
is the slogan which marks a move
ment among farmers wives to get
their husbands to spruce up bit. This
Is commendable reform, but why
should II not extend to the men folks
who might raise the cry of away with
the mother hubbard and the busting
cap. But then we mistrust that the
women would gladly wear better toys
IL John would put up the rrice.
Halter-break the colt from very in
fancy. The halter in all cases should
be very strong, strong enough e
doubly support the weight Of the ant
NAL wearing 1t. The halter need moi
be on the colt at all times, for thai
would interfere with its freedom and
exercise, which Is one Of the great es
sentials during the growing period 81
a horse, but 1t should be battered, lee
and tied at regular and frequent In
tervals during the training period.
That there is occasional danger II
silage II evident from the report Of Il
e. Woodruff, superintendent of tn,
Southern Training School farm a
Graysville, Tenn, who lost six youni
mules, a mare and three ponies in tn,
space of four days from encephalitis
or ensilage poisoning. According Il
the veterinarian lint which grows OF
corn on low ground harbors q BAG
terium which matches and propagate
in the heat Of the silo, and prove
deadly to horses. though harpisss !
! cattlA
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

Try year or two Of clover on that
land that has failed to give a good
yield OF grain. The clover makes the
finest kind Of forage crop for the
hogs, and when the land is put into
grain again 1t will more than repay
you for the rotation.
A farmer who has tried 1t and says
1t works, declares that milk from the
dam put on the nose and face Of the
young will make her own the animal
in cases where she refuses to do So
He says that 1t will work even as late
as the third day and with strange
calf at that.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02
HOSPITALITY
REWARDED
csd Gives - - shs.An.iss ws~Aa.
STORY ny THE HIGHWAY AND
BYwAY" PREACHER

Scripture Authority q Kings,
4:S-17.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

Sounds big in the aggregate-$1 $780,
100000 worth Of plant food in the
manure dropped each year by the live
stock on the farms of the United
States. Worth saving, isn't It? Are
you saving your share?
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

!, Clip the horses now, especially IL
The coat Of hair is heavy. 1t will pre-
vent overheating and danger Of colds
through standing with sweat-soaked
hair. Use blanket on cold, windy
days when horse Is standing.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-05-02

If you don't want to dehorn your
cattle suppose you put brass knobs on
r the ends of their horns. This will stop
iainjuries from sharp horns, and make
:, unrsly cattle tractable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
6ir biaiacrc 9anmlupQuaarcn.

GbiC0Go, Sla 81. Wiai. - &n
Dem Sample gcgen 6%abrifOntcn nm
&crublctnng 0c2 Yrciica BON Nolml.
mollmaorcn bobcn Ole @~roBb0nolcr
8cItcrn cine id)licBlihc 0crobicblmB
onActiln0i9t Olrd). mcldJc bic Yrciir
loldcr Mnnrcn INN 30 Erojcnt nic.
orIgcr on0cIcbt mcrocu, ais tic int
periloiicncn Sftobcr mnrcn. 9llti cine
mcitcrc Scrobiebnng mollcn iid bic
@n0ros. S0uicr nift ciuloIicn. Snl
pcriloiicncu Serbit ricicn Muriboll
6iclO & 50. BON Chicago, lpcldl
8Ioltbtcn, Ole 6a6rifnutcn ~ucrIougtcll
I'M &~crDdltniB 81 Sen Soften 0c@
&obmutcrialS ltn0 ser }(rbcital0bn,
ST bobc Grciic, oaourd) Nuiicbcn Der,
nor, onS JIG Die Frciic INN 5cbu BRO.
sent bcrobicbtcn. Scit0tm bnbcn nlcb.
rcre onocre 9rcisberobicbumgcn itott
q%ciunOcn, ,in6cln ngbicogo'cr 6irmcr
mp Hteprl gorter SqniGr i'll Drn&appi
eintrotcr, ben Grcia iiir icrti8c Ero,
olfte nieoriger ou5uieBcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
TrDnlmc Had)trcttcr.

Soncoiter, aDo 2t. Wtoi. 80 Nia
5mci ilunge 2cltc. Stint HonOou uno
M|oggie Gate, 0icier Gage gcicbc1t
bobcn iuoGen, bcobodtetc cine Nott
rciterbonoe, mcIdc Die groBe Gubat,
ld)citcr Don s.. q. Wioooor nitt lpcit
bon bier in 9rono itedte, bel benz Nft
Elm gon5 icierIifco Gercmouica. Die
Sciltc frietcn I'M Nton0id)cin gcicnt.
ten Souptes olli Ocnl 9ooen nieocr
mo Der ucrmllnmtc Siibrer iprod)
EN- icicrlidc8 @cbct, ebc lie ans
@crf 9ingelt, Gle eruGbntcu iu1gelt
Sclltc mllr0en ulli Dem Seimmcgc polr
ocn Nudtreitern uuigegriiien ulO
muBten Dem 9lft %bciluobnen. Sobol0
Die Sdeune in 6Inmmen itonO, 0ilri'
ten iie ibrer 4cge 1eben mo b0rtcn
bic Nodtrciter nod Den Gborul an.
Itinlmen: oNcorcr, Wip 600, TO 1bcC".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
Gunner nod Stnrmcsmiithcu.

Saltno, SIS, 81. 0ioi. - 6rau
6rc0. @rotbc luur0e olrb eiucn Cor
nooo, lucld)cr mGbreno Scr lcetep
Nadt 0roBes l(nbcil IN Sincoln, eli.
Fem fIeilten, norolpcitli6 BON bier 9e.
lcacnen St6Otfen, onrid)tetc, oct6o.
tet, uno ctlid)e onoere Ecrioncn iino
mcbr ooer ncnigcr idJpcr uerlebt.
Ter 3ornooo mari mcbrcrc S1uicr
ilbcr Den 9nltien mo cntoudtc pic.c
an0erc.
Cttummn So., 81. Moi. -
9cttigc Stilrnlc iud)tcn 0aa iilolide
Soma helm li10 ndbnlcn 81 Nlbiu Ser
Gbarnfter zines 3ornoooS an. Die
0orti9e @rant. Sd)ule pllrOe unlac.
pebt, allein 0liidlid)cr Weiie 9cIdob
es Dor Dem Aninng Ser INTERRUPTS.
Stlln0cn ulbu oos @ebGuoe mar lccr.
t%,clR. {agler muroc oltrt iortgc.
~'d)lcuoertc trimmer %getootet.
Slap Genter, SIS, II. 'Wui.-
yin Tornado, mcId)cr mGbrcn0 Der
lcbten 9fad)t 0llrd) eiten Sbcil oes
bteli9en GountpS fegte. buttc Oen Zoo
non Orei Wcnihen sur 1ol0e uiO
rtd]tcte 9roBen ionltigen S6ooen az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
Eru5ciic gcgcn @rancrcicn in in.
otaitu.

indianapolis, SnO., q. Moi,
@cnerolonpoIt bingham rcidtc bcinl
Superior 8cridt bon WturionsGout.
tn bier gctrcnntc aIogcn ec9cn Die
indianapolis 9rcmcrp So, Die Some
9reiping So, Die Capital Gitp 9relD-
ing SO, mo Die american 8rctpin8
so. Gin un0 bebnltptct oarln, Dob lie
Die 8clebe ocS Stootes pcrlebt url0
tire GorpnrntionSrcftc il6erlhritten
ba6cn. 9eontraat miro, Dob bic be.
flogten @eieQi6oiten nlligelolt unb
lire Gorporatiunsredte fir pernirft
erfl1rt lueroen. 6erncr miro gcgen
Die @eiellidoften Der @rlab zines
tempororen Ginboltsbeiebls un0 Die
temporore Ginietung zines 3pon9s.
pertuolterS benntragt, meld)e ip0tcr IN
perntonentc pcrpot0elt peroen ioI.
len. Gte 8eiebespcrlesunq, meld)c
ben 9roiiercicn gum Woripllri qenroht
miro, ioa borin beItonocn bubcn, 0ob
lie 8ebauoc fir bic a~nlcgung Don
Standardization eentietbet unS
iih oaonrh ouf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eingeloilen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
bride bird Snnamit Scrit0rt.

Ncm 0ort, 81. Woi. - Die
nod I'M Ban bciinblihc llelie @riife
oes SorIcm. 3ueigcS Der .Ncp, Oorf.
9tcms5uucn mo @nrtioro 9obu" 81
SophcItcr mltr0e beitte orrh 0pnu-
nit 5eritort. Gina 50'YiuI0 Gina.
NIT erplooirten untcr ocn criten 30,
gen lu1o pcrluon0cltcn 10 5icntlid Oo9
gan5c 9ounpcrf in ciuen trimmer.
bouicn. @eItcrn friib muroe, mic be
rid)tct, ein criolAlos gebIic6cncr Ser.
llldt 9entodt, cine iibcr Den Sorlem-
HiOer fiibreuoe Bride Scr n1mliden
Nobn 81 5erltorcu. Wfnn ocrmutbct,
Dab Die Sbot Ourd) %itrifenoc 2lrbciter
beriibt lultroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
Sn6rifbrano unb Yebcnsucrlnlt.

Gbtcago. 81. Wai. - 1urd1
Gin beute Nadmittng in Der @inter.
nteper'ifer aiItenfabrif al Der 81.
inb Sbroop-S traBe ousgebrofeneS
6euer ipurOe pefunidrer Shnocn 3itti'
9etroge bon 100000 ongeriftet !;
elm Wunn, Oeiicn 5oentit1t nod nid)t
fcitaeiteilt lit, fam, mie nlolt geiuib
meib, um's 9eben, ult0 9 Bis II an
here nuroen perlest. Gs bieb oil.
f1ngIih, 0aB noh mebrere diibefe Pr.
better ben 1oo in ben 3lonmen ge.
iiiioeit b1tten, allein Die 9lnga6e bot
iih ioipeit nidt beitdtiet. giele Wao.
her fporen in Der Jabrif beidditist,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
&OIlcnard6cr i'm SiomcItcn grbrn
al bic Nrbcit.

&onias Gitn, Nto., 81. Wfai.
r. No6 iicb5i9togigen GcrbanoIm.
gen murOen Die 2obnItreiti0tcitcit i'm
aobIcngrubcn.9 ctrieb I'M SiiOmcItcll
bcctOct uno $4,000 9lrbeitcr f6nncn
ibre GbGtigfcit micoer o%uincbmcn,
inoem Der gcmeiniame ltntcrouSidui}
Der @rubenbeiiber un0 Der 9erglerlc
lid iibcr 2obnifnln mno N%rbeitSbeoit-
glrngcn 1eeiuiat bat. is miro an.
genommen, ooB Die ArbGit am nGd
Iten Wtontng bon 9tellem beginner
miro, nnhocm oo@ 9(bfommcn rdti
ii;irt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
WnnffnQimcut in WiiTIIppi.

MoOce Miiiy 81. Nai. - q,
n@ont Of Moacc" idloB bctte ibrc
Gbiircn lnno miro mobrihciulif ser
SiQuiOirlrug iiberuntluortct mCrpcn.
Sic bat cilt Afticnfupitol pom $40.
600, cileu lleberidnlB pom $4,000
mo Qcpoiitcn 5llln 9etroNc BON $50.
600. Gas fiir5lid)c @ontioIlimcnt ST
N%cnocnboQ, Miii, mo od@ in ocn
Rchnm4en zines biciiacn Stootabc.
omtcn cntoedtc 0eii5it morcl Ole llr.
iodcn ibrcr 9cid0itlidcn &~crIc1cn,
belt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
Manbmurb in Ghicnou.

Gb1cogu, II. Mni. - Robcrt
s. y. SoImcs, Acknowledgement Der
r6ommonmenltb electric Si0bt &c."
mllrOe 6eute lit elmer 9llep, i'm Unite.
rem Stdottbeil, ermoroet aui9ciun,
Den. Sein aopf 5ei9te cine fIniienoc,
aiiaeaI6einlid ourd cinen aniippel.
idlag oeruriofte @uube oui. Die
Saiden in Den aleibern oes looten
noren mad ollBcn georebt uno oiien.
bar lie9t eit Hulibmor6 Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
Glcuclono's Strnfcn6nbnIrifc.

Glcpclono, 8, 81. Woi. -
Seine ncllCn llnrltben BADEN lid bis
9 llbr bclltc 9lbcnO in &%crbiuoumg
nit Ocnl bieii9cn Strobcubobnitritc
c%rcignet. Die Observation-Disclosures sur
idicOHgcrihtlihcn N~cilrGlmQ Der
Strcitira8cn modlcn quite 6%ortid)rittc
mo nlou bolt olli Elm b~aloigc9 giin-
itiNcs NeiuItnt Oerielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
SahnnnfnQ t6btct flint McnIdcn.

CutIono, Sal, 81. Wtai. -
Ger Cregon.G rprcB5lg Scr .Siio.
Iiden &ociiic.9o6n" entalciitc in Scr
Icttcn Nodt nobc Yincolc ltnO mlrOe
tbcihuciic 0cmoIirt. 0rci Ncoirll
itctc, ndntlif &ci5cr u, ST. Moro,
GrpreBbote ). NJ. Cummings nlo
Nci5cr Y. ". GooO, fomcn mrs &c.
bcrL ma pier 0tGnncr mrrOen per.
Icet, poll ,pcIdcu elmer 'citOcm HcItor-
ben u,O Elm f%iiuftcr nid)t 81 rcttcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
0rciiadJcr M6rocr cingcianacn.

2 npbr.ooL Gonn., II. Wni.
Souis Eoggi, Ucltcr bon Der Rem
Oorfer EoIi5ei ucrioIgt miro, neil cr
IN Gomez &slonO ant H.. Moi 5lpci
W1nner erid)oiicn ltno ieine iriiberc
8eIicbtc oitrd ciucn Sdtrb perIett
but, lit bier oitrd Den 2icltellnnt gn,
t6otp 3ntjris ltno Ocn Eeteftip Yoltl
Simonetti bon ser 9rooflpner Eoli.
sci perbaitet noor6en. Tir bei6cn BE.
amten bottfn lib bier ulio III benut,
bnrten Crtifnftcn icit Elm pnar Ia.
gen o~uigebaItcn mo nabmen Eoggi
nno cinen i'm bcglcitenoen Monn felt.
nls Der 3ug ants 9icm.Oorf INN 3.39
llbr eintrni. Der 9egleitcr neigcrtc
iif), icinen 9tamen 81 nennen. Die
beioen Nrreituntcn mllroen bier 70.
fort ini @ri1lt1lliB ntttergebrnht unb
merOen nit 0rm Snrtioro. Iompier
nod) Nrp.Dorf 3urltf befor6ert per.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
I Acknowledgements
umfaHcub:

tmfaNcnb: M
Gincr problboQcit Sora, SG5 mertt; fhftnr,c
Nroahclpib, mriNer neprebtcr Riiift, fia6lgrntcr
gcrteBtet 4liib, o0cy fcinpolttten ;YtqBugph
Gihclts ooer Sedliltlb 1dtg, gait8 ittt Jttcr
Wdbi.
Eicfer Gnr9 nGciu lpirb dnberSipo phranihi
81 SGj pcrIuufl. Gr III ultsgei1lageIt init fem
item Scihcn oncr 2liluc tSliter. itit HrSiy' M
ienoem NiiiciL. irlo nit ieGs qrpbep, HLbepren
Oocr fciocnRchrcbtCl 0Grogriifen nib flbcrltrr
Plnilc nit ciugruutrteni 8afuclt. iDcibe ani l0lts
Dem Nniianie1- Sob riibt, ncrfebeu.
Nnbcrc Gir}cinbeiiei, pcIdc odS Geidenbes
qdianib beUboliidroiqem iinb:
Nubcntiitc nit gepOlitertent 8eieI.
Gin fcincs 2C~idcflsotilo ocer sNlein.
9inbnl'nntiren. Nufdeu ttite 3i1iireit.
Gcfiueu bcs 8rGbes; fcioeier IbiirfIur.
S%nnofbu0e. gidicr. Gauoelnber.
pcidcmunqclL ff!uGr3. lpetB cher grnu.
Tiinf HCic NIif6cu NIT @inmirdoern.
JuNs. SiiBle, Ytcoeitdle It. No.; gQe5
fhr SIS.
actnc Gpeiru fGr 9tbbolen her 2cifer bon
bufpitdIeTr, Sunatprieli innerbuib ooer unBec,
,Sh oalGniirr., eub iebe ein5eInbefi bon ber
dnerbcliep Eitnltiti ~, iIHo etipdre 9bHen bon
$50 bis $500 rdH, ie9er G%eitatiuug.
$50 - 2sthenorrianbt - $50
Nni. GuDt,
BrrennoHnt. NIB glorfb. Murine.
gtist ztltpbone. - Meibtife Giubaffamtrer.
go ipirb Seutidl gefprohsn.
Cgprill3iUtU6r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22

SIT erbrtngen, Dob 0Ic Seluctstette 0es
gen Sdu nidt aeidIoiicu lei uno ieinc
Sdul0, in Nnbctrodt bcS ongebli.
den intimcn Gerb0ltuiiics 81 Olga
Wtolitor, berctti0tcm 3rueiiel inter
lieqe.
0aS 8cridt pcrltrtbeilte &er5og,
ocm antrog OcS StootSnnpoltcS &c.
NAB, 81 eincm Subr @cfGn9niB uu0
III Die Soften oca @erfubrcnS. Ger
Stootaonmolt bate in icincmS GluB.
%ploioopcr crtlGrt, Dob Der &crlIh Der
&ertbci0igung, @erpeiamutcriol, Dos
Die @ieoCrullinnbmc oc@ Sot6oIlc8
crbeilbc, 81 bcidoiien Elm p0uigcS
6ioSfo gclueien ici mo oic iebi1eu
&crbonOlungcn MIR Die @crchti9tcit
BON @nu's Serurtbeilltng beItGtigtcll.
Gie Soften DeS &crfobrenS Ii10
cnorm, oenn iic beloufcn iid AM
niht mcnigcr ais $4,000.
Tobrprci9 Orb Gbung Gin
6cbl ihl q q.
Nit ibrcr Dor mcbrereu Wtonotcn
Geihloiicncn 6%ubrprciS- Grbobung bot
ole bieiige OmnibuS . @cIcIlid)uit
idlcdte @riobrunqcu 0cnlod)t. Nl2
ole Goupoguic 0cn SicbcnpfcnliD.
Stredentorif uno OoS WtonotS. glbOrs,
ncmcltt bon icdS Ntnrt ciniilbrte,
periprod) iie iid) rcid)c Yrofitc. Die
@erliner licBen ijd icood) nid)t 10
gutlpiuia ihropfcn, mic Ole Scitcr
Der @elcllldoit eriuortct butten. Sic
benlbten cinind) itott Der Smnibulie
Die rGlcftriihe", 100 INNER Dies an.
ging. Die 6olGc mar, BOB Die Gill
nobmcn, ltott IN Ole @6bc 81 9ebelt,
gon5 qeluoItig obnobmen. Ger Nus.
ioa geItoItcte lid 10 cmpiinolif iiir
Die Gonlpognie, OoB oiclclbc Iih ictt
ge5lpungcn qcic6en bat, 6llm Slim.
pfcnnig.S orii 3uriid5ufcbrcn.
Nu9 Dem ArmccoienIt emit
laiien.
Gic RongIiitc Der Yrcubiifcn Ir.
NEE itn0 oc@ IS. (gSiirttcmbcrgiifeu)
Nrnlcccorpa fir 1908 lit erificnen.
&uimCrtiomfeit crregt Der Scrmcrf,
haB Hrin5 6rieorid) Scinridl, scr al
tcitc Sobn bcS %pcrItnrbcncn Hrinjs
rcgcntcn Ilbrcd)t bon @ruunidlueig,
ults Dem Seer cnticrnt lit. Der Ertl3.
iucIher lueNen mounigfuder &erfeb.
lllngcn bcim &niier lGugIt in llngno-
DC geiaaen, mar bcrcito Dor li1ehr
hcnu SobrcSfriit ais Sbcrit "a la
iuite" 0eS =. 0rogoncr-NcgimcntS &c.
itelt ipor0en, 0clicn Gumnlon0ellr cr
nor0enl gclucien lpor. Nlid bate Der
Grin5 onnnolS oilf Die Miiroe oes
SerrenmciItcrS Der Vouei Yronocus
burg 0es Sobonnitcrs SrocnS 8erjiht
gclciItCt, cine Wiir6e, mcl6c porbcr
lein Gnter bcflCioet bate, nod oeiicn
So0c lie inn iibertrogcn mar. Ger
Grin5 bat iiG ieit Sobr mo Sog I'M
SiiOen o~uf9cbnltcn, ongebli6 lpcgcn
lcineS geihlpGhteu @ciunobeits5u.
ltau0es.
9oS 9eittrc6t Scr MoI.
bollo.
Sm Sinon5-Gomite Der &onuncr
Der HeidlSrGtbc oC9 bopcriiden &anos
toGes Gclongte Die 6roge oe5 9ciib.
redta Der Wnlbolln sur 9cIprcdung,
oe9 Youmcrfs bel Gonuuitoii I'm.
mcit NcgenSburg, Dcld)cS BON aonin
Su6pig Dem Grltcn bon 9opern ais
ooltcrn0eS 0enfmol oeutlden HlibnS
un0 oeutifcr @robc gcgriinoct mltr.
DC. Gas ScItomcnt 0eS StiitcrS be.
Itintntt, 0uB Die MolboQo Dem ncllen
beutihen Neid iibergeben lperocn
io1c. IS idcint Nun frnglid, Oh Ou5
bCltigc 0eutidlonO, obnc Scitrcid,
gCmeillt lein fam.
Gie boperiide Hegicrung bat Die.
lerbolb Elm @utudten 0ca &ronun.
lualt5 eirgcloroert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
brand i'll Chicago.

Ncm 0orf 81. Wtoi. - Gic
BON Mae 6. 5000 cingclcitctc Shci
0~itngatlngc Ncgcn Sen NmOc3icnotor
Clos. e. EIatt no6m bcltte Nuhmit.
tag ctn pl0bIihca uno icniutioncllcs
Gn0c. Ntbtcr O'8orman pom Sbers
Acrift mics Die NIoge ob uno oroncte
Die &erbnftltnB Der Gldgcrin lpc0cu
Weinrioa dil. Gr lcNtc i6r $1,000
@iirgid)ait oli mt0 in Grmou0clun9
oerielben mlr0e OaS Sruucn5immrr
%cinitlpeilcn ms Combs , @ci0ugniB
nbgciiibrt. NGbren0 0CS &ormittn1a
Oernabm haS @crid)t cincn Warn,
weld)cr Die 6ormuIarc bcritc0t, oti
Ocren einea bos bon Sri. Mooo Dor.
gclegtc Scir0tbs Gcrtiiitat &C.
id)ricbcn lit. Ger Miunn bcjelNtc,
0uB oas %porgele9tc SornuIor pole
orei MtonatC nnd) Dem Gutum, al
lueId)cm Die %ongcblite Groumg ocs
Sri. Woo0 nit &rn. Elntt ltnttgc.
innben boben ioate, litbogrupbirt
lpur0e. 6ronf Elott, elm Sobu ocS
TerflagtcL erId)icn cbrnioQ5 bcltc
oui oem 3cu9cnltonOc uul0 iogtc 5lt
@ltnitcn %IcincS &ntcrS aus. Sri.
@ooo ifien iibcr Den 6eDlihlog tbrca
Bro5riics ourholt9 nid)t nicocrgc.
ihIugcn mo p%lnnOcrte nuf otm Nege
nod Den Combs 0on5 lmgcnirt nit
0cn tie beolCiten0cn Gnli5iItcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22

oucin ca aelang iDnen iammtlid', id,
81 rCttcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22

EGHe 5mr Geiie ia's MnsIann BE-
iorst. g. Gaime, Ir. Ala, Ci.gaIti.
mOreitraic, ua9e Gnitum SpxIr Ase,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-22
Sn Der Snppe.
Wac Is. @OON'S Shcionngsflngc &c
gen Elatt abgciuicicn.

Die alG8erin lucgcu M}ciucioS per.
boftet. Mebr &erbccrungcn
0urh GornoOo9 i'm @cItcu. -
Giienbabnbriite in Der 9tGbc pom
Ncw.Oort orrt Qpnomit 5crit6rt.
StritenOc arbcitcr oeS Ser
brcd)enS ocrodhti1t. - Slim
aberdeen Nlrd) eincu Giicnbobn.
llniou in Californian um1cfom.
men. - Ruubmoro mo 6obrit
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

NAVY. Also Numerous Yarns Told BY Blue
Jacket. BY Thomas Boyer. illustrated l-no pp
245. Chicago: Laird & Lse1
THE WONDER BOOK OF THE ATMOSPHERE. Fy
Houston. Ph- D Illustrated LIMO, Pp <
52S q. A Stokes Company
Al untechnicaI treatise the composition Of th-
atmosphere. sound waves methods Of the Weather
Bureau. storms and various climatic conditions
OSCAR AND ADOLF or COMIC VAUDEVILLE
BY u. SChasfeT- Illustrated bE Carl
FIurIbu limo pp- leo. Chicago Laird q Leo
sTDEREAI. SIDEL.IGHTS. 4 Medley % Dav-1-THo7Iz1ts
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Essays on socialistic and religious themes
MYSTERIES OF CRYSTAL Science The science ~
Higher Thought By J. Hazel Curtss LIMO pP- 80
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PREDECEssoRs OF CLEOPATRA Fy TNiGh SoTta
Illustrated ny G 4 Davis tSnc- Pp ii 49,
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Stories Of Egyptian queens
Ry irving Wilson vnorHeez- 12no. s. tFr7ad-
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HUMOROUS HITS AND how TO HOLD ~ Al
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Sketches for All Occasions. By CTerVtlio h'elSeT
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THE IDEAS OF 4 PLAIN COUNTRY WOMAN =
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Opinions every 1ay aTai~z
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FICTION.

The MAJ EE>T Watt Z sm5 aPie3 p5 ss Of r 59
LOVES LOGIC. AND oTHER STORIES. By Antrony
collection 11rac Of Of fifteen sbor, stories
Ii5 5 I5 ;-. r. Mcae 1
\ story of New York
OLD Nh. DAvENANT's MONEY. Ry Frances For-lL
12rno PIP sos Charles scrtbner's sonsJ
Reviewed another column
12o o. pp 349 eie fcbs+as 591 scrbHe4S @ Sons
sT ~ .ss so5 Of o sHs' the new Nun h ot /; ;bs stat
PRISONERS or CHANCE The story Of What Fefsu
Georrey Benteen, Rordernlan Throush His Love for
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4 romance Of louisiana Province.
The ROUNDUP. 4 Romance n Arizona Noveliz"d
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THE 6p VI'lS as g. Tp6M W Dinr6sm 3 c@npan5 74'' ''
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A story Of Indian life.
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tale Of love adventure a
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

Fdi-ed b-- His Son and =. ". Forrest, n D
with Biographical INTRODUCTION by kIlzaneln
7 NcIaren- illustrated. limo. pp Sos ne
Macmillan COMPANY
cans bv the captivating essays which were
r,-intad here. long years ago. under the title of
Snare Hours" All were of lasting metal, but
h,,rro- and gentle feeling the "Marjora
r-,,;--. and the story of 'Rab and His
Friends" The nature OF the great hearted
Scotch doctor was Enthusiastically revealed tnere-
i,- and such as he unwittingIy showed himself
70 be in those lovely fragments OF literature ana
human experience so Is he in these intimate
letters addressed 10 his family ana Iriends' + OF
.t,;s -..asor these epistIes are well worth read
ing: they form. moreover, suff1cienI' Il Ash'iS
touched record Of his busy. honorable and beneh-
cent life Il is as d connected whole that they
make their appeal: their quiet charm would only
suffer in the reftiug OF passages from the con-
text.
..Tr John" was the fourth II line OF Jofn
Browns Of fine intellect and noble character
The first of the four was that sanity John
F2rov-u OF Haddington, VINO, while an orphaned
sl,anberd bov on the Abernethy braes. taught
himself Greek and much else He started one
midnight TO walk the twenty-four miles 10 81.
Andrews in search of & Greek Testament The
bookseller 20 whose shop he went the next morn
ing saws Miss McLaren, was inclined 10
smile at his request, but q professor coming IN
ar rhe time asked the lad some questions and
enaIiv told him that if he could read passage
@ro,, -he Testament he should have the book for
nothing The boy came triumphantly out or
the test az ne did Of all the difficulties which
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

The five letters in which Fernando Cortes
described his voyages and discoveries for the
benefit Of Charles have been rendered into
excellent English by Mr.. Francis A. MacNutt.
long time student Of Spanish history and ftera-
ture He has added to his translation
biographical introduction and notes compiled
from original sources. The work Is 10 be
brought out by the Putnams in two volumes.
en,he1Iished with portraits in photogravure and
maps
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

The stories of Sacchetti younger contem-
porary Of Boccaccio, have been translated into
English, and the version is coming from the
press Of Messrs- Dent The book has an intro
duction by Dr. Btagi, director Of the Laurentiau
Library in Florence, wherein is preserved the
original MSS. of Sacchettfs tales. The Italian
version first printed in the eighteenth
century.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
BIOGRAPHY.

THE HOME LIFE OF POE. BY susan Archer Weiss.
limo, pp COS. broadway Publishing company
WILLIAM NKI%LEY a Biographical STUDY by A
Corning With introductory Address nv
President Roosevelt Illustrated limo, po IN
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
HISTORY,

EGYPT AND ITS BETRAYAL An Account OF the
Country During the Periods Isnaii Tevik
Pashas OF How England Acquired = E.m-
pire. Ry Ebert L. Fa-man. illustrated. pp
xviii. CThe Grafton Pressl
THE Development OF MODERN EUROPE 4 In
PRODUCTION the study OF Current History. By James
Harvey Robinson and Charles A Beard. illustrated
l2Tno. pp. 36., vii, 4+o- tGiun q Coz
From the reign Of Louis XIV III present time.