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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
AccoRps HEARrY RECEPTION.

The Tallahassee True Democrat
changed hands, and John Collins, the
veteran newspaper man Of the Capital
City, steps down and out.
John Collins has been in the newspa-
per business for a great many years,
learning his leases" under the late
Chas. +. Dyke, of the old Floridian.
Later he was associated with Don Nc
Loed, of the Tallahasseean, and finally
became the sole owner, editor and man
ager of this paper. For years the Tai.
lahasseean was one of the brightest and
best of the weekly exchanges. On &C
count of failing health the Tallahasseean
was sold by Mr.. Collins some eight or
ten wears ago, and he retired from the
profession. While he WAS out OF har-
ness the Tallahasseean went the way OF
many other good papers-it died nat
ural death. This was too much for Col
Inns, and in a few years he was well
coined back into the profession as the
owner and manager Of the Tallahassee
True Democrat, a paper which he es-
tablished in 1904.
The retirement Of Mr.. Collins is again
forced by i'll health, and he makes his
valedictory in the issue Of The True
Democrat Of last week. The profession
generally regret to lose him from the
ranks, and will wish for him, in what
ever line Of work he may engage in the
future, an abundance of success.
Mr.. Collins is succeeded as owner and
manager Of the True Democrat by Mil
ton A. Smith, formerly of the Annis-
ton, Ala, Hot Blast, who will be ac-
| a a ssoaonffnn nv thn Trnao
boys of Florida. Mr.. Smith has had
many years experience 81 q newspaper
man, and win give TO the people Of raj
1ahassee live, up-tOdate newspaper.
Mr.. Smith is the father of Mrs. VIII
liam Clyde Roberta, Of Pensas,oiv, and
has many friends in the Deep Water
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

J. G. Collins has sold the Tallahassee
True Democrat TO Milton A. Smith.
Mr.. Collins has made a wonderful sue
cess of his paper, and he has left 1t in
good hands. st. Petersburg Indepen'
dent.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
ALSO OTHERS

Thanks are also due to many other
brethren for kind notices which we have
not space to reproduce
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
HOPES TO DO IT.

Milton A. Smith, for more than TWEEN
ty-fiye years editor Of the Admission Hot
Blast, has purchased the Tallahassee,
Fla, Weekly True Democrat. Mr..
Smith is a good newspaper man and ii
he does as much for Tallahassee as he
did for Admission, that city will be for
tunate indeed .-Talladega, Ala, Noun
tain Home.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.
CONTINUED from LIST page)
WAS ALEADER.

John G. Collins has relinquished edi.
tOrial management Of the Tallahassee
True Democrat because Of broken
health and will go into retirement for a
time IN the hope of getting well. His
successor is Mr. Milton A. Smith. The
editors of Florida are going TO miss Mr..
Collins more than they will be able 20
say. He was q leader in the cons sIVa-
tive wing Of democracy in this State.
May he soon recover his health. -Palat-
ks News.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
WARN FRATERNAL WELCOME.

IL is interesting news in newspaper
circles in Florida that John Collins has
retired from journalism and has sold The
True Democrat at Tallahassee TO Mil
ton A. Smith, who will hereafter be its
editor and proprietor. Mr.. Smith Is a
Georgian by birth, we believe, and he is
well known IN the journalism Of the
Gulf States, as the man who for TWEEN
ty-iive years made the Daily Hot Blast
az Admission, Alabama, q prominent and
successful paper in that State. He
knows the business in every department
and in addition to his exceptional equip
ment rs q newspaper man, he is a gem
tleman Of character and moral worth
who stands for everything good in citi
zenship and Tallahassee is TO be congrat-
ulated upon adding him to her list Of
substantial and enterprising citizens.
Mr.. Smith feels a special interest in
Pensacola, by reason of the fact that
he is the father Of Mrs. William Clyde
Roberts, Of this city. The Journalgives
him fraternal welcome to the brother
hood of the Fourth Estate in Florida
and hopes and predicts that he will keep
The True Democrat up to the standard
reached by his predecessor as a first
class weekly paper. Pensacola Journal.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
HAS A DIFFICULT TASK.

Mr.. Milton A. Smith, who succeeds
John G. Collins as editor of the ITALIA
hassee True Democrat, gives promise
that he will perform the rather difficult
task that always confronts a new editor
when the man he follows has displayed
unusual abihty-that of maintaining the
papers high standard, and perhaps rails
ing il.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
SPEAKS HIS MIND.

It seems that the Alabama editor who
recently took charge Of the Tallahassee
True Democrat has a way of speaking
his mind, even if he is in new territory.
-Starke Telegraph.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
HOPEFUL OF SUCCESS.

Milton A. Smith, for many years the
proprietor of the Hot Blast of this city,
who removed to Florida last year, has
become the proprietor of The True
Democrat, a weekly newspaper publish
ed in Tallahassee, the capital of Flori-
da. Mr.. Smiths Alabama friends trust
he will be successful in the Land Of
Flowers. - Admission, Ala, Evening
News.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
IS MAKING GOOD.

Milton A. Smith, the new editor Of
the Tallahassee True Democrat, is fast
making good, and as a consequence The
True Democrat is holding her own as
one Of the brightest journals in Florida.
FIT. Myers Press.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
MILTON A. SMITH.
EXCHANGE on GOOD EDITORS

The Times Union learns with deep re-
Erett that John G. Collins has disposed
~ the Tallahassee True Democrat and
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
NEVER wAvERED IN THE RIGHT.

One of the best men Florida ever had
in the editorial chair announces that he
must retire on account of i'll health. Mr..
John G. Collins, editor of the Tallahas-
see True Democrat, is the gentlemen.
We have known him for a quarter Of a
century or more, and we know him to
be one of natures tTuest noblemen. He
has been a brilliant and scrupulously
conscientious editor, an honorable man
in all his dealings, both public and pri-
vate. His retirment is a great loss to
the profession he 80 highly honored. He
is a man who has never wavered in his
friendship or his duty. Wherever he
goes he has the best wishes of the edi-
tor of the Southern Argus. mr.. Milton
A. Smith has taken his place on The
True Democrat. We wish the new edi-
tor pleasant and successful career. -
BroOksville Argus.
THANKS TO BROTHER HETHERINGToN.
One Of the incest and most common
datOry notices of the old and succeed
ing editors was from the pen Of Brother
Hetherington of the Lakeland News,
which was mislaid. But II was greatly
appreciated.
ALSO OTHERS.
Thanks are also due to MANY other
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-04
STANDS FOR PURITY.
Ole on BEsT IN sTATE

Bro. John G. Collins has sold his Tai
lahassee True Democrat, one of the
best weekly papers in the State, to Mr..
Milton A. Smith, of Alabama We all
regret exceedingly to lose Mr.. Collins
from the journalistic ranks and trust
that his health may improve sufficiently
for him to again take up his faithful
faber real soon. Mariana Times
Courier.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD BOSTON BOYS AND THE GAMES THEY
PLAYED b. James DWolf Lovett uIustrated.
Emo X. 23S. Boston: Little. Brown & Coz
"Reminiscences of oarsmen. crtcketers baseball and
years
WOMEN. ETC. Some Leaves from an Editors Dia--
b. George Harvey I2mO pp. go lHarper & Bros }
THE Law or RHYTHMIC BREATH Teaching the
By Ella Ndeta Fletcher. pp. 372 OR r
Fen1o < COZ
An exposition Of Hindu paiosophy.
o. THE OPEN ROAD. Being Some Thoughts ans a
Little Creed OF Wholesome Living. By RaInb " ado
Trine- limo. al IT. Y Croweu & COY
He CAN WHO THINKS HE CAN AND OTHER pa
IEsRS ON SUCCESS N LIFE Orleon Svetr
xiii 1856 the Century CompanyJ -
A collection OF essays poemz
THE Law or APARTMENTS FLATS AND rFNF--
MENTs. By William George. svo pp. 4ss CFaIlon
THE AMERICAN COLLEGE, Criticism By Abra-
ham Fle1ner- l2Ino Z. 2s7 CThe Century Com
pany)
A discussion Of the weak points in present dnv
educational methods
AMERICAN FAIRGROUNDS Their Construction
Everett q Nero Illustrated svo PIP 30 JBos-
Ton: American GyTlnasta Company
A practical manual supervisors and Instructors
ARCANA or NATURE by Hudson Tutte WITH an
introduction by Einmef Densllore NJ u l2wo nm
4G7. tsuilman Publishing Company
THEORY or MIND. - John Lewis March. A NJ
Ph- Il. $40. vii 452. Charles scribner's sons
SCIENCE AND IMMORTALITY. By Sir Oliver Lodge
r r svo > 23+ tAia1Tat Yard a COZ
A summing up O status Of science faith and
theology In their bearings upon the spiritual lie.
THE DAWN or WOMANHOOD By Gabrielle E Jack
I2no pp. III. F'lemng II Revell Company
Smuggling Notebooks Of : Coandent,ai
Assnt Of cha United States Treasury. BY William
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JUNENILE.

AANE OF GREEN GABLES. BY l. NJ. Montgomery.
Illustrated by N. A. and ". A. J. Claus Emo Do.
wifi. 429 IL T.. Page & CO. +
CHRISTMAS EVERY DAY. story Told a Child Nv
Harriet Roosevelt Richards 4to- (Iarper & Bros
THE HOLE BOOK. BY Peter Newell svo CEIsrper 9
Bros) -
An amusing picture book with verses
Baum illustrated by John r NelI syo m S5f
Chicago: The Reilly * Britton co.. ~
THE YOUNG ALASEANS. BY Emerson Ffougb uIUs-
'rated 12no. pp 2S2. G4arper & Bros)
Following the exciting adventures Of two bows who
are cast away IN a dory Kadiak Island
A TREASURY OF VERSE FOR LITTLE, CHI D7E>
ganJ- svo. 20. IT. Y. CroWelI & co..
handsome holiday edition, with full page Illus
tratons nus
THE CHILD'S Pip VAN WTNKLE Adapted from
Washington Irving With twelve filustratfons in coIo-
By /. Kirk svo. PIP. 80. CThs r A stokes
SANTA CLAUS. AND ALI. ABOUT HIM Rv Ro,,
Smith With sixteen full page illustrations and
twenty -nin= in black white by the author 4tc
pp 62 tThe F. A Stokes Company
FAMOUS CAVALRY LEADERS. Through the Ages with
the Heroes OF sabre. Spur and Saddle with Faithful
and Glorious Charges. BY Charles =. L. Johnston
Illustrated. svo, 39S q. 9 { CO..
Stories or great fighters from the days of Artiia
King Of the Huns, TO General Clusters Indian hRbry
LITTLE sAA IN VOLENDAM. Rhymes ard Pictures
By Es'=lle ~ Kerr. 4to pp 80 OIorat Yard co.
JEANNIE'S JOURNAL; Or FIRST YEAR AT BOARD
ING SCHOOL BY Althea Randolph Illustrated bv
g w. Pancoast- l2rno. pp- III C3onneI. Silver
THE CHRISTMAS MAKERS CLUB b. Edith A Saw
yer. illustrated by Ads c. williamson I2u,o ID.
275. o. c Page d Coz -
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

EGYPT AND ITS MONUMENTS. BY Robert Hchens
Royal Svo, K, 2T2- tThe century Company
illustrations include twenty full page re-
productions il color and numerous halftones from
photographs.
ROMAN HOLIDAYS AND OTHERS. BY ". D,
Howells. Illustrated. svo, pp. 502 Harper &
Bros)
Informal observations Of everyday Nfe and Gus
the capital. with "reminiscences
of a visit made by the author some forty years
sHAMROCK-LAND. A RambIe Through Ireland. By
Plummer F. Jones Illustrated. svo, pp. xv, SAL
tMoHat, Yard & Coz
The record Of g pilgrimage through
sixteen counties
CONTEMPORARY IRELAND. By L, Paul-Dubois
With Introduction T NJ. Kettle, NJ P Svo
PIP xv, 536. CThe Baker & Taylor Company
study OF political and social conditions
ST BOTOLPHS TOWN. Account OF Old Boston
IN Colonial Days. BY Mary Caroline Crawford
Illustrated. 12no pp. xii. 1858 tL c. Page &
Coz
With Illustrations from photographs and from
prints
HIGHWAYS AND BYwAYs OF THE. PACIFIC
COAST Written and illustrated by Clifton John
limo XII. 323 CThe Macmillan Com
psnyD
Descriptions of Characteristic and famous
gfons Of the West with helpful suggestions TO
travellers
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PLANS QUIET PAsToRATE HERE.
The Rev. S. E. Young Will Drop Sensational
Pittsburg Methods.

The Rev. S Edward Young. for whose services
churches in Brooklyn and Pittsburg have been
contesting, announced that he would drop the SEN
satonal methods used in Pittsburg his arrival
in Brooklyn yesterday to take up his work
pastor of the Bedford Presbyterian Church. In his
room up at the top of the St Marks Hotel. Brook
lyn where he will stay until his Prospect Place
residence is furnished. the Ptttsburg clergyman
met some of the prominent of his parishion-
ers.
Il suppose I ought to smile I think how diff
ferent you will find from Of the repre-
sentations that have been published ahead. and
how much easier It will be for to disappoint
those unpleasant expectations than II would be to
live up 10 an exalted estimate Of myself which
over generosity might have given the community.
BY and by you will learn I believe, that the
church from which I come has been and IS as
harmonious as any large church in this country.
and that the services there in the last ten years
have always been digni1ed and solemn. Only the
extra evangelistic services held in the parks and
theatres, in addition to all the regular church
work, have been unusual in character, and these,
I think. have been approved By the religious public
generally.
u feel deeply for the kind new friends, who
must be annoyed by some Of the strange reports
All along my plans have been to spend my first
year in the Brooklyn pastorate very quietly
Mr.. Young will preach his first sermon at the
Bedford Presbyterian Church, Dean street and
Nostrand avenue. at the service tomorrow morn
ing on "Wanted-PeopIe Taught the Mountains
of God 70 Toll in the LOwlands of Sin" At the
evening service his topic will be Yourself, q Co
ing Gospel,
The clergyman said YESTERDAY for The Tribune
that in all likelihood he would hold big
meetings in any Of the parks or theatres Of Brook
Iyn and would drop the practice, which attracted
so much attention in Pittsburg, of hiring big or
chestras for his services and riding to meetings all
over the city in big automobiles.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
FICTION,

THE wAR n R6 and Pa7tcgaFly ss14 RI EoT NJ
Wells fiustTated By Eric Pape vii
395- The Macmillan Company
Reviewed on another page.
THE ANGEL BY Guy Thorne illustrated limo. pr.
35s. &C. Dillingham; Company
story OF the supernatural
Yus,rste9 b2 AtI, ~ Keer l2no pp 421 Che
Century Company
The romance OF French Huguenot and a Young
Quakeress.
vii. s28 CDoubleday Page s Co1
South Seas.
Aa I26 RITeRGNS BD 8s ae7 G E1fSSah Bsai5 Jordan
collection Of short stories.
The Maftyrdon Of an Empress Illustrated from
water coors by the author svo. 300 Harper &
romantic story o; modern France
THE sUNNT SIDE OF THE He HIIL By Rosa Nggo4ett.
enc5t, GT c356snP 39 PP, w. S'Z 'phila'eiDDi' ) 3 LIP
The chronicle Of e happy English family.
By A aSay H3s716s os'sa 81 an o P3
Following opera singer In Germany
America
TIE WHOLE FAMILT. Novel By Twelve Authors.
i2no. PIP S1o. d1arper * Bros)
W D HoweIs Mary Wilkins Freeman, Mar
Iieato3 worse. Elzabeth Jordan. Mary Stewart Cut
stuart Phelps. Edith Wyatt Mary R. Andrews.
story OF American home life
THE wITCHING HOUR. BY Augustus Thomas Illus
trated from scenes in The play limo. 247 Har
JOAN OF GARIOCH BY Albert Rinross. illustrated bv
John NJ Burke limo. vi 800. CThe Macmillan
Company
The thrilling adventures OF newspaper correspond
IL Russia
THE COURAGE OF CAPTAIN PLUM. BY James oliver
CUrwOod illustrated by Frank Z Schoonover. 12rno.
800. Indianapolis: Bobbs-MerriH Company
story Of Mornons
FRIENDSHIP VILLAGE. BY limo pp. II.
323- CThe Macmillan Company
Sketches quaint American types
TALES FROM BOHEMIA. BY Robert Nelson stephens
Illustrated by Wallace Goldsmith Emo pp. xv. 941
IL c. Page Coz
Stories OF city life.
THE HOUSE IN THE WATER. a Book Of Aniuna
Stories BY Charles G. D. Roberts Illustrated by
Charles Livingston Bull and Frank Vinng Smith
l2nno, VII, 301. L. .. Page q Coz
THE BLUE PETER. Yarns. BY Morley Roberts
Illustrated BY Henry Roth I2no, pp. 233. IL g
Page & Coz
THE LADY IN GRAY. A story of the steps by Which
We Climb. BY Clara F. LaughIin. I2uo Do.
Fleming H Company ~
THE GIRL QUESTION. Founded Oh PLAY VII
" Hough and Frank f. Adams. By John ". Hard
ing. illustrated by CSordan Grant. I2uno pp
&c. W Dillingham; Company
THE FOUR FLUSHER- By John Edward Hazard. Il
Iustrated- limo. 100 20. W. Dnlington
panyJ
Letters from young about
THE WOLF. BY Eugene Founded on the pIav
by Charles Somervile. illustrated scenes IN the
play. 12mo. pp- 825 &c. " Dillingham; Company
JUDGE VESTS OPINIONS. Reported by Nelghbor
lz111o- Pp 1873 Fleming H ReveI Company
etuty OF Old fashioned EngIander
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RELIGIOUS.

THE TRIAL OF JESUS; From Lawyers Standpoint
Walter NJ Chandler. In volumes Svos
1865; xi. 406 Empire Publishing Company
attempt o prove the fUegaIity II the trial
THE REVELATION OF THE THINGS THAT ARE
Exposition Of Revelations iv. and y. By the
Rev Herbert Fl. G0wan. 12rno. IS CThomas
Whitaker
THE CURE OF SOULS: OR. CHRISTs TREATMENT
OF THE INDIVIDUAL By william "a Milton
A PRIEST OF THE TEMPLE: OR, THE COUNTRY
PARSON His Character and Rule OF Holy LIE
BY George Herbert. With Introduction and brief
by the Bishop OF North Carolina 12mo. pp-
l54, Crhomss Whittaker.)
OLD EVENTS AND MODERN MEANINGS. AND
OTHER SERMONS. BY Charles F Aked limo
25l. (F1er1ing II. Revel Company
SERMONS THAT HAVE HELPED BY the Right Re-
James H Van Buren,, D. D.. Bishop OF Porto Rico
limo. pp. 2l5. CE. P Dutton & Coz
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who was page of honor to the unhappy mon
arch, and who was in attendance on the King
at the time of his execution. The garment has
been in the possession of the Walcot family
family for 26O years, and was exhibited at the
Society of Antiquities in 1851 1t is in q splen-
did state Of preservation, and. the Walcot fam
lily having presented II 10 the Shrewsbury Town
Council, II is now on view in the town museum.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
RIOG GRAPHY.

OTHER DAYS. Being Chronicles Memories Of the
Stage. BY William Winter illustrated Svo, pp-
3ss. (Mofat. Yard & Coz
THE LIFE OF HENRY IRVING By Austin BreretoI-
In With collotype plates and other Il
Illustrations. Svo. X, sSi: K S64. dongrnans'
Green & Cog
THE "REMINISCENCES OF LADY RANDOLPH
CHURCHILL BY Mrs. George CORVALLIS West n,
lustrated 6vo pp. xii. 4To. (The Century Company
CAPTAIN THOMAS A SCOTT. MASTER DIVER BY
F. Hopkinson Smith. limo 76- Boston; Amer
Unitarian Association}
MEMOIRS OK CORNELIUS COLE, EX-SENATOR OF
THE UNITED STATES FROM CALIFORNIA Svo,
x. 354 Mclaughlin Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
REPRINTS.

THE FIFTEEN DECISIVE BATTLES OF THE
WORLD. Marathon 70 Waterloo b SIR
Edward Greasy. NJ. a New edition. with maps
12mo, pp xviii, 51S. (Efarper & BroS)
The histories OF eight battles written by dis
tinguished historians been added In this edition
he battles Quebec. Yorktown NtckS-
burg. Gettysburg. Sedan Manila Bay santiago and
TsI-Sh1a-
THE CHARIOT RACE. FROM BEN-HUR- By Lew
Wallace. Illustrated by SigisuoDd Ivsnovsd svo,
pp. 1873 (Harper & Brothers.
TABER,s POCKET ENCYCLOPEDIAS MEDICAL. DC
TIONARY. Edited by Clarence "; Taber and
Nicholas Third edition revised l6rno,
XII, AIS. Chicago: Laird & Lee9
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.


THE ART OF THE NETHERLAND GALLERIES. Be
ing Of Dutch School OF Painting Illt-
minated and Demonstrated by Critical Descriptions
Of the Great Paintings the Many Galleries BY
David =. Preyer. Illustrated. limo. pp- ", Ss)
IL G Page & Coz
ARTS AND CRAFTS IN THE MIDDLE ACES. a D.
sc-tpton OF Medieval Workmanship in Several OF the
Departments OF Applied Art, Together with some
Account of Special Artisans in the Early henais-
sance. BY Julia de Wolf Addison. Illustrated evo
pp- xix 37s. IL c. Page & Co)
With numerous Illustrations from photographs
showing examples OF jewelry and metal work enau-
els tapestries carvings book luminations and The
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
LITERATURE

DE LBRIs Prose Verse BY Austin Dobson Il
Illustrated. Emo XII, D. CThe Macmillan com
psnyD
Essays and verses 0 books and bookmaking
THE LADIES PAGEANT Edited bv = Y Tucas
leUc, pD. 3TI CThe Macmillan Companv1
Selections prose verse from many sources
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
RELIC or KING cH4RLES !

From The LONDON Globe
The Mayor and Corporation OF Shrewsbury
have recently had presented 10 them the scarlet
cIoak which was worn by Charles / on the seq +
fold at whitehall
The cloak vas sseuFsa By william WAico+.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
4 Notable Group of
Articles

vernon les picturesque An English Writ
= Notes On EnZlEn5"= a series of French
ehetcnes. ny Madame Huard. illustrated BY her
nlstSna5 out-of-the-was studies by Robert
ohsckleton on the Principally of Reuss" and
same - the less known Darrs OF the Valley OF
tne Mo~elles and = G Peixotto's ~ nfrequented
The grrzsf
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come

Two volumes OF Letters Of Ruskin" viii be
.-orrht out this autumn as part OF the new
,s;tion OF that authors works. He wrote ,rpon
,rosson unconmonIy spirited ana vivid epistles
ana these books should have an interest there
so4. ever for those readers who have not cared
ar ghe writings which he gave to the public
aDornino Reynsrd OF Goldur Town" is the
ste Of Mr. Ernest Thompson Seton's new
-1entury" story-the story Of silver fox which
s. the suthor saEs IS intended ito show the
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24

The -ook of FIial Duty" is Chinese classic
which was written about 400 B. c. and which
has since been cherished by the peopIe
whose ideas OF family life it expresses 1t has
lately been translated by scholarly official of
the Chinese Legation in London, and this trans-
lation is to appear in the Wisdom of the East
series
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
4 Midnight Cabinet


Which made eveutfui decision st one Of
NE crIcial periods Of the Civil War. Is described
N extracts rom an unpublished diary Of sec
reisry salmon p Chase; and additional light
VII be thrown his relations with Lincoln nv
ether passage from the same source and from
unpublished letters
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
African Hunfino
articles BY
Theodore Roosevelt

The exclusive magazine and book rights In
WhateTer AF- Roosevelt may write about his
forthcoming African Hunting Trip have been
sezuTeu hy Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons Nor
oniH ioF ers ~ outdoor life. hut ali who appre-
ci4te The literature of adventure viii be eager
y Interested IN these articles Thev will appear
N - IBNEk'> MAGAZINE possibly one or two
articles n the later issues Of 1909. 4 fuller an
nGuncement 81 the project f. reserved.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
uoIaud from the
American Point of View

Three papers on England which will -yrite
mach discussion. ny anonyTlotfs autho- TI,sy
ssal with EnglIsh characteristics: social aSnec-s
Of England. and with the Importance The F1E
lsh attach TO Sport" They are frank a6d
OgrSpoke1 and show great ke@nness OF obs<r
rariCn-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24

A work Of genius worthy 10 stand in the
same bookcase as Borrow and Ford" is what
Major Martin Hume calls Bride Roads of
Spain.. book which its author, George John
Caylev. first published in 1851, and which has
long been forgotten Major Hume has written
an introduction for a new edition Of the work
and Thackeray's daughter, Lady RitchLe has
contributed some personal recollections Of Cay
ley 10 his essay.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24

man-world how the fox-word 1ives-and above
all to advertise and emphasize the beautiful
nonogamy of the better class Fox" Let nor
our friend, Mr.. Burroughs rage and imagine
vain things
New-York tribune., 1908-10-24
4 Journey About Europe with
f. HOpkinson
Smith
Smith

Delightful impressions of travel through Hol-
lznd- Frame England. Italy and Greece u
mstratea frcn Mr. Smiths oUa sketches and
asrfiaEE