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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
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Wort on @rnit Blasmeg,
er BON Betpbutia mar lette Ru fe
bier.
Serr Clos. 8eSuni uuo SRI.
Gnna aoeni3sfelot uun gbampis
ma6ten lebten 5reitna Gbeno bier
3of5eit i'm 6eim BON 5ranf Rertens
Dem iuneen 8aare ruurbe uoa Ieiner
Gbreiie nad ct. Souls Elm s~tdnoben
aebraht welGes mebr tdrmsno bas
melobiid mar.
GbeO. Ratbeman BON Rbiuelanb
beiudte bier leste Bbdle ieinen gtef.
fen Senrp Struttmann.
Grau Bm. Nteper mar Ieste Bude
In Gbumois 81 8eiuh.
- Grib Sdieoer bate leeten
Samfias In Berger Geiddftlides su
bei0raen.
Geo. SpeHbafs uno Bruber
DDn Berger tunrsn Gpnntas bier bel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
@n2stge.)
@eonr Sort.

Sm Outrage o j. 50. guniclmeper,
%9'tdiiocnt Der SeSdr Sort Ge9enIeitioen I'm.
ictitiibuugs @eieLId,oit 9egen Scuer unb
siiB 3u 9ecmont, TrantIln Gountp miro
biermit betonut 9e9ebcn oob pbioe @cIra
,d)ott iTtnler nod IN better UeriaiIuno INN
ituonsiellcn 0erhGlmtiien itebt, uno bereit
1T iroeuo ciner Sd1aoen mt nlr Is Gents
tnIidge gu neden I'M Sianoc lit.
Sr9cno Senat b Der i'm eutcn gtuie Itebt
miro in oieic r%unbltbGtioc @cielihuIt outoe
Hpmmcn. g8o Der Yicbitnno uno ,Sdrin.
%prnoutte nidlt iarirt, ober i'm SaLI cincS
9Serlultcs ourdb ,Scuer ODER 9lib Al - bes
Sd,aoens binncn go Soeen aus Der Ger
einstaiie be3obIt mIro.
Dab obi9e 6eieuId1oit Iid init aeocnIeiti
ger Ginluillung ouI9cInbt ooer oeibelIt hot,
bcitrhi nid,t oui Y8obrbeit ruie bon ben
Haenien, Der neu eniItonoenen YoelI uno
Si9 Berger SCuer Yeriid)erluo protlamirt
luiro. 80 bibelt Tidl bios etIidbe llnauirie.
ornc ME ee in ieoen 8emeimueIen tpelhe
,icbt, %5uIoHmei, 9cbolt iino buben Iebtere
Seielid)oIt %ge9riinoet, in lrefdlet Der Wieh.
beitano uno onoere Earmptftoufte an !0onb
ODER uul Dem iSeloc, nod uneeipad,Ien, bel
ieoem SeuerI dluocn meld)er I'M Sabr offers
porfommen tonu torirt, uno prn ben Wit
9lIeberu be5ablt lucroen nuB. 0eshalb
mtro IS ieoem belnrten 9eitalt, lpanu er
iein 2lIeiiment in Der neuen @eIeaid,oit be.
SobIt bat, Der alien NGeoar Soft ptecer I'M.
"niIeIolid, bei5utretcn.
,Sm auitra9e oes 0ereinS. pr6iioenten Z.
s.. SunieImcper, Scidinet er9ebenIt.
Sbr,it 0anuier,
sorator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

ntt Elm eins8es @runofad ueltes fe unter Experimentation gum Der.
taut ausbot elbt str5nfau Ell um ibre Aneile su itbern.
Die Sbninbe Dab bic 8oraer oas Yorcett hnbtn Die NINETEEN ,u ir
aeno elmer Belt entoeoer IN @ans Ooer IbaiS lhlunaen nbsubeSnbteu; per
tortfabren tpnnen N~b3lburger UOn 81 80 fir ieoe SlO0 ,u leifeu, limo io(
DE 9anfige 8eotn8uuaen ouB iuHe @nletben ben h6dueu 8nsfustbrinaer
- i'm 3uthihntt 8 biz 10 YrUsent.
9roBe Setra9e weroen nht nus8ebOra $500 bis $1,000 BADEN Ter
Sorsue. uno muB onS Srunofud annaheru0 pom bpppaten Rertb Ieu.
Afr beihnttaen feline Nqsuten mel bic eruartue @Ununtliua bs
urtbett beetrIailen rdroe; nber Oue uuteriuhungen meroen uon Der 8gr
ma tun9en aeuatt uno Dem 0treTtoreurntb unterbrettet
Die Misunderstanding Der Gidtihrur abiOluter Redtidofenbeit uno
Ole StbernelucB Der SntereHen ie II | 8epuitoren ais lem @ubie!, hat
Ole Mutual Dpme fp a8 bic i0eae SpartaRe in Fort VBDrtb einaebIraert
Die aroBe 3abl tlemerer 3ufdie uereinigt in enem naun, netiqeu
StrOm MAIDEN eS m>Rddb, onrh lnn9e Grfabrung uu0 panhhde SOrlialt
oe mo5idbf oeteu Stherbetten berun5uSeben uO ben DepoftOren ole
10 tn Stu0enten 5utommen 81 laIeu wctte Die DtutuaI Some lbuer
fts besnblt bat.
5n 5hten FnonateQer arien, Weun Die Bertbe auiammenNh umpien
uuo Bantt herbsttI9Vn, tuenn BONDS un0 Nttieu Gpeiielge in 0n Dan
Den or spetntonten weroen, grace gu cieier Bit bepaott iA Die in ou
ganoen Der gtutua' oome bmer'e9tsn Stterbett al5 sduSenle, oa tetue
Bantt tbre 8ertbe 5u beeintrIhri9en ueruaa,
Us 1T etTIentmh 81 uersetanen oB Die NfuuaG Some nat, pprauee,
tdrtuen uuo oas trs Der Observation-Disclosures Stbruua i'm aanseu 2anoe
nabreno Der 5metten 9atfe bs Slbrea 1907 ee lehge 8laabme oa
Seltaltes uo enhprehenoen 8euinnes ~ o~erSetd1neu 1T
&tr laoen ote Geier oS 0ermnuuer 8Oitsbiart rim bre Seber bt ul
81 8epuntren, uno lenteu hire aufmerfamteit ouf Die 8bntfathe bns bic
Mutual Some ahociotiun iOlseuoe 5neu be5abu:
9 8@ant A 5abr 8epUFhenldr,ne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
spnSerbare ISraae.

Ri9ter (5n Dem 3eugen IN elmer
Rro5ebinde): Sinh sic NIT Gen
8arteien oerfponot ooer peridma.
gert2" Der 3cuge pertpeigert Id.
deInb Die Gntmort. Hidter: sd
froge sic, Oh Sic nit Den Sarteien
perpanot ooer peri6m1gert iino."
Ser 3euse bebarrt bel ieinem Stia.
idpeigen mo l6feIt Ipeiter. - 2id.
fer 6ornig): .@ollen sic iest ant.
tporten ODER nidt2 Sino sic nit
ben Borteien perfpanot ODER peridmG.
eert2" 3euge Unit frennoIidem
@rinlen): .gber, Serr amtsriGter,
bas lit ia sar nidt moslid. Ser QId.
ger lit ia Die StoaiSfaiie uno Die 8e.
tlaete bic Srtstrantentaiie in Sir.
hori.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Geo. streds a. Reiua.

antun 8rsunip BON ct. 4uuis
mar leete 8ohe mebrere Gage bier
bel Ieinen Sruberu Sobu unb Nic
Breunia gu Seiut.
- Jar quite Gedel fur @tnsrren,
nno GementbI6de ieoer art iprs dit
Doc bel .. 3eismann babier.
SocOb samis baat elm, Glitter
ne fir Gut. 8eiieubndb fen.
Souls Sduurs mar lesten sonn,
tag in @bamois.
Sen Safmann nebf Samilie,
Grant Rertens uub Samilie uno 8m
Sadmann uno Satin oerbrafteu
SOnntas bel Suiepb { fmnnn gu
HeiuH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
A Great Piano Contest
We viii Give A $4,000 Piano TO The
Most Popular Young Lady in
GascOnade And Adjoining
Counties.

On another page of this paper
will be found an advertisement
containing the particulars regard
ing the contest in which We pre-.
sent to the most popular young
lady in G~ascoaade and adjoining
Counties a fine $500 piano, as vel
as a rumber of other valuable
prizes,
The object OF this contest is TO
introduce the Volksblstt and Ad
vertiser- Courier into the homes o.
as many people as possible. We
have at present a large list OF sub
scribers, but want more, and have
decided that this is the best plan
to get them.
This piano will be given TO the
young ladv receiving the greatesi
number of votes. A certain nun
Der OF votes will be issued for each
dollar paid On subscription. These
votes can be made in favor of any
one whom the subscriber wishes,
therefore the Young lady who oh
tains the greatest number of sub
scriptious to The Volksblatt and
Advertiser Courier will be the one
to receive the piano.
Each subscriber is requested "a
cut out the nomination blank in
the advertisement and. Eli in witu
the names OF some girls that You
think would make good contest
ants By doing this you will not
only confer a favor upon us, but at
the same time help some deserving
young ladv to win this fine piano.
For further particulars SCI the
add in this paper and watch ioI
further announcements next week
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Guttiun.

nnter5eidneter niro oui Ieiner Scrtr 2
gieilcu rpeitI. bon SaSconooe Sin am
Ga m Itos, ben 2siten glp pember,
iolacnocS %peri6bnlibe Gigeuibum an ben
Uieiiihieienoen perfnuien.
9 Giel. 2 iuuee gierbe 3 unb 4 Sabre olt
l trdd)iise Stute, 2 Riihe / nit aalb. / gul
= Sab,ealt, Gau nit Z pigs, l ginber,
Ui1hr,aid)ine, 1~sipdnniger guaep, . iponni.
ger Sprin9iuasen nit Sop, / Disc Drill,
DIDO plug, 2 Harm Wo9en, / niebrioer
Waaen, 2 easen cine Giierne unb ! Soi,er,
ne. s pIise, r1sip6nniser SdlauIeIpHuo
uuo Sultipoior, 8eureuen. GornId,aIer, et.
mas Sorn ! Eon9e unb Ionit aIe Sous.
uno aiid1enserdibe.
aebinsunsen 5 500 unb peniaer 0oor.
oui ar5bere Snm,nen pirb Elm grebtt Dor 4
g,onot betpiuist sesen slote NIT gutter eid,.
erheii.
Sic. Ruebler.
Collie % am ~eenannien 9aae reanen
pirb Der 0ertauF am Monias Ttaitfirben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Ser scfudl ans ser etaOt.

49,. 90 ieib SIR aIio Oen gonscr
CONNER iiber nit gureu Siiben hier
oben atf Der fleineu 9uoc?" Ma
tuenn Sbr 10 eool BLOB Oas liebe
&inopieb i'm Guf rim babt, oa ieif
Sbr wobI iebr erfreut, ipeun al iinb
81 ion unterbalten0er Serr aus Ser
@roBitaot ouf @eiud fommt9"
9as 9eonbl: 81 ia. 9 is uur baIt ia
aroBer llnteridieol"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
SaaouerbOt.

qDir bic llnter5eidlneteu perbteien Saoo
uno Snlenitcleu oui ~uricreu gGnoctcicn
oh leBtere Gina sicu5t poer niti, umo mer.
pen 3uipicoerbonoeluoe 9crid)tIidI %belonoen.
hilbert Toe9clin, Coles Grcet
Gatberino SfeTIner, Sirit Greet.
(giume uno Wubnort unier obiger gn3ei.
ne tnItet % 6entS; an5ei9e lauit bis yieu,
iobr.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
@ute 5urm su pertaufen.

Sine quite 100 gIder mfaienbe Siodiurm
iat glliolfo Gcunip, Oklahoma eeleoen 1T 3l
nertauIen. Sin 9utes Z 3immer entbaIieus
ties Wobnbous, cute StaIluns unb glcben.
oCbGnoc, beitcs reidlIid1es QGclllpoIier uilp,
0ie Karin lit 6 Wteilen bon Der Staoi cine
Dtcile sur y. .. unb Storc. acknowledgements
nno Selepbon, ptcio s25O0 nut fIeiner
Nn5ahIun9, fam hc3obIt mcroeu mic Rent.
Dion idreibe 8or u.
GhcrofCe, Stlnhomd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Dor 20 Jabrer, !

Uur0e oe ~DRutdal" ala cine Bnu, uuo 2ebs 5eIeuihnt uraaHirt.
20 SufrteoendeQen0 mar 6Rie Grfnbrunl 6B e8 20 Der i.gaeu Der,
moltunQ OeitlOden uur.e ben attenplnu fallen su luien uuo cine pecmn
usnte puafe gu oreanifreu.
GiePm 8smGB wurOe in 1894 elm auf 80 Sahreranq rettsaafiaer
6rdbriet eruntt msher Die bef.n 6auptsaee elmer 9pa:6 mt entbdtt mels
he all: SPECULATION, 9apoel Oer peri6pnthe Rttus aus 9ieBt uo
2arieibsn nus aemlh weroen tbunen auf uerbefertes 8ruuoet Ientbun in
Sort BOrtb eeeaen.
aS 8eu9nB Der &eGiegcnheit ibrer Seitaftsmst5uoe, uno bic nb.
iolute Sarantt! ibrer Siderbeteh, mag bier Die eini1tb. abec lib r,elaen.
be 9bntiade erwabnt meroen ua6 in eiueu ausaeoebaen - id5aftstrieb Der
Ft aui ID Sabre grhredt. traudbe bic
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
sos'sG5ioes
Sultnr0cpcis

Gin Gampfer l1uit Icutih SIT,
qfrtfa on. Soiort or0ngt lid cine
Wende Ghluur5e bcrau. 0ie lire
0ienite anbtetcH. g}ittoH inter IL.
men Gin mabrcr Rieie, Der lid nit fol.
Qen0cn @ortcn cupiieblt: sd iprr,
fen ocltti6: Rinopieb Souligel, St;ls
g%citan0cn, Bu 8efebll"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Nic antc G1hiu.

n@s lit mcrfpiiroil luie cS ms nit
ben a0dlinncn gebt," iogtc Mfr. %o.
niScups. oGopion er3GbItc mir bette,
Dab lie ibre icit 3cbn Ghbrcn 50ben2"
= nSaate CT Dir audi, lpcr Is iit2"
- oegfin, mer Ocuu?" - Seine
Srmt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
@cT3ciacnbcit

Game gum 9e:tlcrl: o@tcin Gle.
be-, habcn Sie je id'on cinNa0 Qrnpm
men?" o9tcin gni' Tralt. Gtpab
groBcres olS eiucn Milbtopf babe if
nod ME genonmen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Saeo 8erbOt.

50 lit Fiermit Scocrmnnu 9etuarnt mid,
oui meincm 2anbe, ben f%ogenannten 9lodO
burg al Su9oen. ODER 6u 2a9en, uuo perot
Notwithstanding s~e'piBIid) 9eridtIid be,
lon9en.
Simon oeger r.
Ban, no, Nopcmbcr 20. 1908.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
ltutacSrc0tes gcr6altniS.

n0a iaaeu oie hummer 2eute inn
mer: r@aS id) nitt mciB mad,t nil
nidt beiB;" mir miro'S i'm @rolner
BET Dem beib, mas i'd nidt UeiB!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
gns S~inSrrmnnS.

Ger fleine5rib: oMniter6cn turnr
i'd in Den SintmeI fontntc, lnttB id'
oa Den lieben @ott crit nit Sic" an,
reoen ober bari id eleid gu" ia,
aen2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Ru n~ertaufen.

Sine Warm iii III ocrtauien, etne NleiIc
non 8ermom geIeocn. hcitebeno Ii lbs
Nfcr, lpopon 20 gtder unter Sui ur Iino ooe
iibrt8e 1T 6oljIdno Wobmn9 uno Stal'
mug, nno Bcnii9eno Woiicr b%cIinoen Iih oui
benz Flub, Weeen ndberem ,penoe man lid,
on Ole Office hieieS WIottes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
gu p~erinufe,

Ulsin Mobnhaus NIT eiorer6umen an Der
I. eirobe " unisr siiniisen 9eninsuuseu
az p~ertauFen. :
HdhereS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27

Gbcsn irt 0al Oas .Sermaure
E0ltsblatt.s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
giDtIa

0a Der Sdrm meiner 6nioIin : SoISiGae'
mnId,ine mand1e pieroc iheu madIt, bite
ih SublIeute @orIidrt bcim ~beraunaben
on5uwenoen oa ib tiir feinen edlnoen Itebe
6enrp &aaS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
9totis.

Die bon ben 9iir9ern 9eaeidjneten 9eitrG
&c liir ben Ban Der Giiterne bel Slucifd)es
Store limb iebt idli9 uno iolten bis gum l.
Ne5cmber cnIridJtet ieiu bel
50. Is. u ueoioer,
itdotiidler SdloBmeiiier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-11-27
Mutual Home Association

grltredt. hraubte bic
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-01

girl was only vision, he prolonged
the interview until time to depart,
which was when Big John had unsu--
cessfully tried to buy the castle and
It's beautiful grounds. Back again In
America, Hugh's thoughts reverted
ever with intensity to the fair MORA,
whom he had never seen again after
that interview In the gardens. But
the impoverished owner OF the castle,
old Mr.. Carew, who for want Of six
thousand pounds to repair the castle,
and who therefore lived solely In the
part which was still intact, needed
funds, and his Mora came to Amer
lea, where money was free and plenty,
and his stately and beautiful elder
daughter Ida. went to India to find
some titled lover and make rich
marriage. In which she partly sue
ceeded. MORA and Hugh meet again
and MORA is wooed by Hugh's part
ner, an eminent orator and rising pol
itician. What follows makes n beau
tiful, yet pathetic, story OF love. pollt-
ical bargaining, strenuous political
campaigning, aching hearts. ardent
wooings, stupendous self-sacrifices
for love and revelations which at last
come and one pair of lovers Is made
happy. while brave young American
woman makes a noble sacrifice for
another. though II Is hard pull upon
her heartstrings II is a beautiful
story of love and lovers that is pre-
sented In THE Land OF the Living"
with some admirable character
sketchIng and tolerably fair grasp
on the trend of Chicago politics and
the general style OF Chicago political
campaigning, while talented Irish
Americans figure closely TO life: but
the central figures are the two hero
ines. MORA and Wayne, so wholly diff
ferent in temperament, and the gifted
dreamer, Hugh MacDermott-Gov-
ernor MacDermott, II you please. be-
! fore the story ends-and John Gala
han, the big warm-hearted Irish
American, shrewd, witty, bit of a
sharp schemer In ward politics, but
who liked ever to proudly say that he
gave the famous Hugh MacDermot'
his real start In life, which was fact
to be proud OF,
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-01
THE LAND OF THE LIVING. BY
Maude Radford Warren Published
by Harper e. Brothers, New York;
Slb0 at Judds

Maude Radford Warren, Published
by Harper e. Brothers, New York;
slb0; at Judds
The reader will follow the fortunes
of the delicate and beautiful MORA,
and her final awakening to the touch
of love that was genuine and true,
with sincere interest and pleasure,
while their sympathies will go out to
Hugh MacDermott for his remark
able self-abnegation and unselfsh de-
votion to the fortunes of an unworthy
but also brilliant colleague The
reader is introduced to Hugh as he
comes forth in most unceremonious
fashion. a young kid propelled into
the street from the door of q soualid
cottage on dirty Chicago street by
the enegetic Irishwoman Who hold
actly as If he had been a. vicious pup
py," threw him into the street with
an accompanying burst of hysteric
scolding. That bouncing act" was
the turning point in the young or
phan's life, for he landed at the feet
Of big John Callahan, who, seeing
that the lad was a boy of spirit, with
q touch of genuine humor and much
real grit in his composition, took a
fancy to him, brought him to his
home and gave him work to do, and
soon, becoming fond of the lad in
stalled him in his home permanently
and later on had him educated at
school and college. 1t was on a trip
to Ireland, where big John Callahan
went to buy UP the village where he
was born that Hugh met the fair
Mora Carew in the gardens of the
old but dilapidated Kilmanan castle,
where she lived, and which had been
the heritage of her father for many
generations. MORA was like deli
cate flower and Hugh, dreamer
saw In her the lady of his dreams
the veritable fairy-like creature who
had stood in his presence In his
dreams in far-off America Enrap-
tured with the sight, and fearing the
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-01

VIGOROUS DAuNT, BILLIoNAIRE. BY
Ambrose Pratt, author of "Brewster's
Millions" Franks Duellist." "The
Counterstrokc," etc. Published by II.
T. Fenno g. Co., New York; with Is
Illustrations by Stanley l.. Wood;
$3.50.
Here Is a story exciting enough to
suit the most exacting and persistent
reader of the old yellow covered
romances Of mystery There are thrills
on every page when the reader mas
been introduced to the principals of the
story and the thread Of the narrative
is we'll started, a stylish young Eng
llshman Of many accomplishments is
out of a Job having Just lost his posi-
tion of personally conducting an Amer
lean multi Millionaire and his family
on foreign tour. The trouble was
that an Important member Of the fam
lily was handsome daughter of the
aforesaid multi-milllonalre who as her
father discovered'to his intense indlgna-
ton. had fallen deeply IN love with the
guide. Hence the latters dismissal.
Somewhat of a spendthrift, the i'm
provident young man finds that like n
certain othello his occupation Is gone.
His money IL also about gone and hum
ger begins to assall him Suddenly for
tune smiles upon him again He 4,
engaged by foreign ambassador to
take sketches VI certain French FORTH
cations-a task involving the peril Of
ht,t ~ . -.
TO be large II he Is successful Impeled
by his absence Of funds and stirred by
a spirit of adventure he accepts the
task, and is soon TO be found sketchnp
scenery near the fortlflcations having
assumed the role of an artist He Is
observed at work by n keen-eyed arls-
tocratlc looking and athi"iic gentleman
Of leisure who buys eagerly each
sketch paying fabulous prices for them.
Suddenly the young adventurer finds
himself under arrest aud sentenced az
a spy TO spend the rest OF his career
at DEVILS Island. whore Dreyfus had
been incarcerated Suddenly also the
man who caused his arrest discovers
that the artist SPY Is. n brother Eng.
lishman, The former Is a man OF Inn
mense wealth. In fact n Millionaire and
here Is where the title of the book
comes in The Millionaire devises AZ
astonishing and marvellous scheme by
which the artist escapes from IN,
guards as he was about 10 start fo
Devils Island and the Millionaire en-
lists the young man into his service
and then follow adventures with muir
derers, assasslns villains Of ell types
hairbreadth ecapcs from raging tigers
and from prisons worse than the Bias.
tile and all sorts Of horrible situations
all enough to make the readers heat
swim The book Is richly and profuse
" emhellished with pictures of thu
many exciting and desperate situation
in which the mailman Millionaire AM
his young henchman flnd themselves.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-01
THE VEGETABLE GARDEN BY Miss
Ida d Bennett Published by the
Mcclure Co, New York, $3.50; at
Judd's.

THE VEGETABLE GARDEN BY Miss
Ida y Bennett Published by the
Mcclure Co., New York. $50; at
Judds
This Is another valuable addition to
THE Country Home Library" pub
liehed by the Mcclure company. q not
ably successful series of volumes deal
ing with the problems and pleasures Of
life In the country which Is n very
valuable aid to the enjoyment of coun-
try life In america. This series has
opened the eyes of thousands to the ad-
vantages, moral, social and physical to
be derived from residence and oecupa-
ton In the country
"The Flower Garden" has proven of
great usefulness TO amateur gardeners,
"The Country Home has brought Wv
idly TO view how body and mind are
gamers from life "far from the mad
ding crowd" the Orchard and Fruit
Garden has proven q rich fund of in
formation to fruit and berry growers
and the present book 1.-THE Vegetable
Garden" abounds with information and
It may also be said Is without q rival
for the amateur who seeks the best
results in growing vegetables, The
book Is far from being dry manual
for Miss Bennett herself full of prac-
| tical knowledge and enthusiasm on the
subject, has the art to impaM to the
reader in full force her interest and
appreciation in the case Everything
lneedful as to the proper way to run q
home garden Is given in these pages
and In q clear style that makes the
work both source of instruction and
pleasure, while the text Ia enlivened by
beautiful photographs of many delcl-
Gus products The books value Is en-
HANGED further by the many excellent
receipts given for the cooking Of all
the vegetables usually In demand. Be-
sides fully dealing with the various
vegetables that form the staple pro-
excellent chapters on window gardens
fertilizers, hotbeds, cold frames, pits
insecticides and garden tools; MATING
for use In very cold weather, etc, al
thoroughly upto-date and full Of val
liable information. In short the book
will inspire the tired denizen of CITY
flats with an immediate and overpow.
erlng ambition to bic to the country
and there, possessed Of garden tools
and seeds, and a suitable patch of lant
to find health profit and pleasure in
homo gardening and fired with uncom
mon zeal also In the prospect Of en-.
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-01

better than most Of Gaboriaus books,
mainly In that It has no tedious second
part TO explain the ratiooination Such
comparisons and others which any
reader can make for himself, indicate
that II is quite exceptional book of
It's not very high class, and so II Is "
Pittsburg Dispatch. "The plot OF this
remarkable story Is 80 intricately WOW
en- and so deliberately developed that
the readers attention Is positively en-
thralled from beginning to end
Rochester Democrats at Is worked
out with a skill that continually keeps
The reader puzzled and expectant and
Is told with vlyaclty and sparkle
Boston Herald For the many who
delight in following the mtrlcacies OF
crime and the avenging hand OF jus
tice. this book has rare charms
New York Evening Post For sheer
originality and ingenuity we reckon
this is the best detective story publish
ed for some time II Is fascinating"
The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-01

Among the noteworthy fall an
nouncements of the Mcclure company
New York. are those of Ellen Terry's
Recollections," and the third and ,on-
Guiding volume of the "reminiscences
of Carl Schurz" Their fiction list
includes "rhe Guest of Quesnay," by
Booth Tarkward White; "The Marquis
of Loveland," by c. ~ and A. NJ.
Williamson; Round the Fireside." a
collection Of short stories by Conan
Doyle The Wild Geese" by Stanley
Wcyman; "The Great Miss Driver" by
Anthony Hope; "A Japanese Spy" by
Lancelo Lawton; Barry Gordon" by
William Farquhar Payson; "The Gen
tie CRATER" a collection of Western
stories by o. Henry; Aunt Maud" by
Ernest Oldmeadow; "rhe Distrlbu-
tors by Anthony Partridge "9009,"
by James Hopper and Fred r. Bech-
dolt, and 'Lynchs Daughter" by
Leonard Merrick.