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BIDS UNDER CONSIDERATION.
Offers Received for Automati,
Punching Machines for Census.

Bids for automatic punching machines
to be used in the taking Of the next
United States census have been opened
by Director Durand.
There were four bidders-the Sloane &
Chase Manufacturing Company of New
ark N. J.; F. s. Banks & Co. of New
York city, Friedenwald Bros OF Balti-
more, Nd, and the Taft-Pierce Manufac-
turing Company Of Woonsocket R. l.
They were asked to bid on machines in
lots Of different numbers. giving the num-
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Wanted Hughes for Counsel.

Thaw said his own choice of an attor-
ney for his first trial was Gov. Hughes
Because the jury would know that any
witnesses he put on the stand would be
truthful
Jerome reviewed Thaws frequent
change of counsel. The witness explain
ed that his disagreement with the firm
of Black. Gruber Il Olcott was due to
their determination TO try to acquit him
on the ground of insanity. when he knew
he not insane. He reiterated. how
ever. that he might have been insane for
a brief interval when he Killed White
You must remember" he remarked,
that these lawyers were influenced in
their belief regarding my mental condi-
ton because they were told that the
charges ] made against White were I'M
true"
But were they true?" demanded Je-
rome. They Were" replied Thaw, firmly
why were you expelled from Har-
vard?" II was told / was not useful
there. and l and four or five others were
put out for studying subject not In the
curriculum
WAS that an immoral subject?" IL
legal, perhaps, but not immoral"
Jerome did not pursue that subject
further. but reverted to the testimony
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
Lost.
HOUND.
DREssMAkING AND SEWING.

DREssMAkiNG school at ll5 Broad
way
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Complete Gaar Scott
tfreshfng rig, rs horse engine. s6
inch separator. now running In good
condition. Steel tank, truck. tender
and pump. fully equipped Reason for
selling. must buy larger rig. Box 2s2,
Eara0
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE--One No. . smith Premier
for s35; one No. i. smith Premier
for $40: a No. Oliver for $25; one
No. Underwood for $35. These ma
chimes are all in good condition and
these prices will not last. North Da-
kota Typewriter Exchange, 621 Second
avenue north
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u. 8. GOVERNMENT LAND
OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT

Conrad Waller project. Montana.
10. 600 acres OF fine grassy prairie un-
der irrigation Drawing Oct. I, 1909.
Must register for drawing before Oct.
Il Can register by mail For infor-
nation and Blanks write wv. NJ. Way
man, Waller, Mont. or Ais Security
Bank BEdx.. Minneapolis. Minn.
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FOR sALEFLAT.

FOR SALE--A liz room furnished fiat,
steam heat electric light, hot and
cold water, gas for cooking; $500: $3.50
down, balance to suit buyer. Sickness
causes me to sell at once. Address 214
care Forum.
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ANYONE SEEKING A Busl-
NESS LOCATION SHOULD
INVESTIGATE THIS.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD To
MISS 1T.
MISS 1T.

y We have two general stores.
Y one Is Tor sale, good reason FOR
Y selling, splendid opportunity.
= We need a. farm implement hus- I
y mess, none here, no better opening
g in North Dakota.
g We need drug store and doc- I
2 tor. an excellent opportunity Tor /
p the right party.
Y need q good hotel, none (
nere, THIS Will prove one OF the I
z pest investments we know OF.
We are also In need OF a meat
% per.
Y We have also shout 10000 acres
Y or wild and improved faEna lands
= Tor sale for SIS per acpe and laD. I
Y among this some OF the best al (
q Iaifa land In North Dakota. no Z
Y hardpan for the roots 20 penetrate 4
Y with water close to the surface I
VIII pay you to investigate as
Inns land In a few years viii be I
z worth from $50 TO 800 Ger acre. I
The Townsite Co. offers special (
Inducements to anyone seeAfnQ d I
y business location.
we also have d few shares ee 4
e STOCK Tor sale In our TouEuafEe 1
2 and Investment CO. <
g For further infornaaaaon ADDRESS I
z The Hansar Townsite ii lnassS- 4
Z Hsent Coz fSanar, N. y. /
. 9 80 . 49, = y D . I
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WANTED TO suY-LANp.

One to four section Al sand, we'll To-
Gated, must make attractive price co
show good inducement for profit in
speculation. Will deal with owner
only who viii give option for limited
time. If you need money and will
make the price right. address H b.
McGonagle, sos Pioneer Press Bldg.
st. Paul. MINI.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

diamonds. watches, furs, rides and
revolyers. We loan the most, charge
the least, and keep your pledges long
est. All business strictly confidential.
Unredeemed watches and jewelry for
sale at less than wholesale cost. Cres-
cent Loan Of1ce, 220 Front street.
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EDsjsT ~ OVAL.

SSSLLEGE 1859 or LAN--U University OF
lawyers. Good library. wall term
opens Sept. 2l. For Information ad-
aTess, College &C Law, Grand FNoTlxs. u.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE Ok nES a---I1ouse IN Is
land park, nin~ rooms and Datn.
Possession given at once. Red River
Valley Mtg. Co, Stern block.
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ONE OF the finest equipped pool halls
in the state, in an Incorporated and
sporty town. The building is uhe finest
In town, property represents two lots.
The building is 24x92 feet and is equip
ped with bowling alley. one billiard and
three pool tables, fine bar. cigar case,
chairs, etc, Also cafe in the rear az
building. Win sell whole property on
small payment down and small month
ly payment or sell fixtures and give
lease on the same terms. Address
Box 161, Upham, NJ ID.
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FOR SALE-Cass county maps, show
ing names of owners OF every quar-
ter section: price reduced to SO cents
for paper; 81 for cloth backs. Address
Forum Printing Co., Fargo.
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WANTED TO LEASE.

WANTED--To lease an elevator in a
good grain section. Please address
A. G. Scott & Co.. az Corn Exchange.
Minneapolis.
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PUBLIC sTeNooRAPnER.
MRs. PARRY. Gardner note. TeL q
NORTH siOe LsoeprrAl..

~-r-~~~-~~~~-~~-~-~~~-~-~~~
PRIVATE quiet home retreat, com
petent, experienced nurses; terms
reasonable. Phone 1851, 71s Fifth
street north. Augusta KuehneI.
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SUMMER COTTAGE FoR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT - Cottage on
Clear View Beach. Pelican lake. In
Quire CT 1900 broadway BaERn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

FOR SALE at one-half cost price,
nearly new wall tent 10x12. Melville
Hodge, 512 Tenth street south. Phone
166S-L
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

4 MAKE a speciality of unusual and
heavy moving; houses, safes, raising
buildings; furnish everything. ]. w
Hodges. Phone 903.
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HoUSEkEEPER wanted by banker in
North Dakota town TO firSt of jan
uary when, If then satisfactory, viii
get position in bank as bookKeeper and
stenographer. Applicant must be, good
housekeeper and to have had some
training as a sIenographer. Good
housekeeper may apply for steady job.
373 Forum a n.....
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DOGS FoR SALE.
STEAM BOILER FOB SALE.

FOR SALE-TWenty horse power
steam boiler. ENQUIRE Forum office.
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WANTEDcoLLEcrloNs.

WAN : DC Collections. M. r.. Miller
room 28, Huntington block
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POSITION WANTED.
Male and Female.

WANTED-Work on farm or dairy by
married couple thoroughly expert
epeed No children. 4A6 Forum
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANT L D--To rent a. furnished hotel
Address Geo. Powell Garner. Iowa.
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CHIMNEY CLEANING.

CHIMNEY cleaning, satisfactory;
leave orders. or phone 54, Harrinr-
tons hardware store. Al. +. Adams
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FOR SALE--A good 1S-room hotel, fur
nished, for sale at sacrifice price and
on easy terms; $500 cash viii handle
it: doing a good business but mus.
sell on account of poor health. Ad-
dress Snow & Marshall, Browns VAL
ley, Minn.
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FOR SfLE--xro0, new FOX visible
typewriter. for $55- Farum Print
ing Co.
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FOR SALE OK exCs5AMcE.
GARDEN SEED AND FEED.

.. = LEWIS. sl2 n. r. avenue. Fargo.
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
sPlRELLA coRsETs GUARANTEE !

The NEW models, fifty different
shapes, for all forms; / call and give
perfect fittings; scores OF recommends
from Fargo ladies. Mrs. "A. Anderson.
Room lis, Stern block. Phone 1871.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
a certain number care OF The Forum
be sure to address your answer to thai
number, in care Of Forum. This in
sures prompt attention.
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SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS

MONEY LOANED to honest employees,
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential. Loans on furniture. pi-
amos, etc. on the instaIlment plan w.
G. Mahon. 106 Broadway. suite s,
Huntington block
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rHREsHlNe ENGINES FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Two 80 h. p. and one 35
b. p. traction engines, all rigged up
for blowing; will sell on time or for
cash, very cheap. Address 192, care
Forum.
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uPHoLsTE,RiNG.

BUSINESS COLLEGE.
BUTTOAS' BUSINESS COLLEGE Mi,
open IN Fergus Ralls Sept. /. write
tor particulars
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FoR SALE.

BLACK DIRT FOR sALE--Phone
1546-L
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WAN 7 ( D--Rooms for light housekeep-
ing; two or three furnished rooms,
nC4sln; references. fnone 440.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
LOTS FOR SALE.
rYPEwRtTERs FOR SALE.

ALL KINDS of secondhand typewrit-
ers for sale cheap. L. c. Smith &
Bros. Typewriter Co, 61S Front street,
Fargo, NJ D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

FOR SALE--$3.50 per share takes
twenty shares Canadian Marconi
Wireless Telegraph stock. Act quick.
d. ID. Mars. Dickinson, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

REMINGTON SHOTGUN for sale;
double barrel. 12 gauge, 2S:7, nearly
new, $40. 4Ss. Forum.
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HORSE HOSPITAL.

FOR HOUSE and log III Farao 1ea
acres OF farm lana, with tsyn.,.s,.
water. hay. house. barn. Inquire III A
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

I'm ORDER to close out the few re-
naming Fargo Forum carpet sweep
ers on hand, we will sell them way
below cost. The Forum Printing Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

FOR SALE-Property 75x125 feet, oc-
cupied by Northern hotel and saloon
building. Will sell cheap as owner is
leaving city. This property now rent
eu 10 goou tenants ADDRESS w. y.
Goodsell, Moorhead, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

FOR SALE-New Frank Halton cor
net, trumpet shape. only two months
old; call at 20e Broadway.
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LUMBER FOR SALE-Right from the
mill at rock bottom prices. Also Jack
Pine cord and slab wood. For prices
enquire L. D. Emery, Mildred. Mimi.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

| FOR SALE--Cummirgn news depot
and general store: money maker:
good reason for selling. See Cummings.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

FOR SALE--Two good second hand
safes. Hatcher Bros, Fargo.
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FOR sALE-vEHicLEs.

FOR SALE-Two seated Columbus
carriage, easy riding, first class con-
dition; very cheap If taken at once.
Phone 350-L, or address 701 Thir-
teenth street south.
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STUDIO--FoR RENT.

STUDIO FOR RENT-2S0 Broadway.
Enquire E. p. Sundberg Il Co., 72
Broadway.
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HELP WANTEo-MALE.

HAVE Knight Printing CO. print it
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

NTED-Railroad laboTers for A.
Guthrie & Co. Report at office, Cul-
berIsOn, Mont. Fifty miles OF team
work from Bainville northwest. Glass
OF labOrers required: Teamsters,
Scraperholders, grading machine Lheu:
cooks cookees, blacksmiths and la
borers. Steady work all season. Good
wages for ten hours work
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FOR SALE-Confection fruit, cigar,
stationery, news and soda fountain
business, with small bakery; all in
good condition. Reasons for selling,
poor health. It's a money maker In
vestigate quick. Chas. p. Bergstrom.
Washburn, N. ID.
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1 HAVE worked up a fine jobbing busi-
ness in Fargo, with large possibili-
ties. | need a little capital and work
ing partner. Here is one of the best
opportunities Tor business opening in
North Dakota; legitimate: good pay
ing. 4l6 Forum.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads, givinas
certain number care OF The Forum,
be sure TO address your answer to that
numper, in care Of FORUM This in
sures prompt attention.
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9 o o 9, 8 o o o 9 o o o g 9 8 @ I
WANTED TO RuY--Newspaper
@ and job plant in small town. Must
g be a snap for cash and terms.
q Give full particulars and mail
o copy to w. B. Knight Buffalo, N.
o d.
o
. e. o o . o o o o o 9 o o o o o I
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| WANT Ep-Capahle man TO lease ho-
tel with fine bar and dining room.
G. r. Grant. Melston. Mont
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Brand new Bush a. Gerts
baby grand piano, worth $1,000; will
take 5000, easy terms. l1S Nlnrh
street north. Phone 1881.
. O. %z o. % q O. O @ 9 o 8 % 9 o @ %
8 FOR SALE--A beautiful Regina o
o Piano, with inside player q
q which cost $3.50, and also $100 q
@ worth of rolls for same. If taken y
o at once will sell for $3.50 cash. q
@ Address 351. care Forum. Q
70 o
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WANT TO RENT a first-class hotel.
all furnished, in good live town.
have opening for a man with some
money 10 join me In building a first
class hotel and drug store or pool room.
county seat, main line q. NJ. Address
Lock Box So, Churchs Ferry, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

FOR QulckSALE-Gooc paying res
Iaurant in Fargo; business growing
fast. Rent $40: have fifty boarders a.,
oresent. Worth $500. win take 5000
on quick sale. See H. e Larson. 406
Front street. Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13

FfRST-CLASS dressmaking, fit and
satisfaction guaranteed Flat 1, Nc
Hench Bldg, Eighth street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-13
TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT.

FOR RENTAL kinds OF typewr1ters
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-30

ton over the largo parks which dot the
District. but these spaces nevertheless
add to their responsibilities, for they arr
shelters for fugitives. and, moreover. in
times of emergency, it is the local police
who must be relied upon to safeguard
the governments property. The burden
upon the local policeman is heavier by
reason of the fact that they are in
trusted with the safeguarding of the lives
of the men assembled here on national
business They are constantly being
summoned to do extra duty. Washington
is continually being visited by numerous
whose activities add to the work of the
police. Thus while on a strictly statistl-
cal basis of comparison Washington ranks
low in the list of cities OF comparable
size. in actual practice the percentage
Of police protection accorded by the gov
eminent to the individual citizen is even
less owing to the frequency with which
the routine of assignments is disturbed
to meet the needs of some particular
situation.
Year after year this call for more po-
grudging and inadequate responses by
Congress. The failure of the houses
TO bring Washington for once up to the
mark of its requirements in this respect
necessitates the annual pleas for larger
force which would be silenced by the pro-
vision of enough men to give the District
! the police protection which it urgently
needs
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Mr.. Macfarland's Future Work.

Commissioner Mcfarland announces
that upon being relieved of duty at the
District building, through the qualifica-
ton OF his successor, he will engage in
the practice of law in this city. having
associated himself with a firm of high
standing. In this new career, for which
he 10 so we'll equipped by nature and by
special training. MIR. Mcfarland will
have the good wishes of all his fellow
citizens. His nine years of service as
Commissioner have broadened his already
wide acquaintance with men and matters
of public Importance. In his work at
the District building he has necessarily
studied questions in their legal aspect,
and thus he enters upon his new work
with exceptional advantages and with
bright prospects, for both financial and
professional success. The high esteem
in which he is held by the people of
Washington is manifested now in the
interest with which the statement re-
sarding his future course is noted. Able
faithful, unselfish public service such as
that which Mr.. Mcfarland has given to
the District of Columbia richly merits
substantial reward when the burden of
office has been laid aside and a new start
is made in a professional career.
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The Shirt Waist.
From the Baltimore Sun.

Let no one take fright at the threat of
the New York shirt waist barons to put
the shirt waist out of fashion. The threat
itself is a mere symptom of baffled beli-
costly. The barOns have a strike on their
hands and wish to alarm the strikers.
The latter are skilled in the making OF
shirt waists, having devoted their lives
to the art, and II shirt waists were
abolished their strike would become pure
ly academic and they would face starva-
ton. But they refuse to tremble. because
they know that the shirt waist has come
to stay. Not all the anathemas of all
the fashion cars in creation can move
it an inch. And no wonder. Was there
ever a garment more slightly and in
genious than the shirt waist? 1t gives u
certain dashing grace TO the most obtuse
figure. Its collision with the dark skirt
beneath it gives the effect of an orthodox
waist even when there is no waist there
1t submits easily to the customary
processes of renovation. 1t is cheap. 1t
goes WE'LL as the makers of robes ct
manteaux say. with any sort of skirt. 1t
is cool. 1t has both dignity and a touch
of coquetry. Whether peek-a-boo or air.
tight, it satisfies the eye and soothes the
mind. woman In a freshly laundered
shirt waist knows very we'll that she is
doing deadly execution. and the thought
elevateS her.
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Inhumanity of Revolutions.
rom the st. Louis Stal

From the st. Louis Star.
There is great suffering in Bluefields.
The insurgents who have captured some
1000 of Zelaya's men are unable to feed
or care for them, while hundreds of sick
and wounded are without any attention
at all, save that which is being given
them by the surgeons and marines de-
tailed as nurses in fmprovised hospitals.
These conditions invariably attend war
when made by irresponsible and poorly
prepared combatants. The last thing these
revolutionary leaders think of is prop
erly equipped hospital corps and medical
staff. Next to the last thing 1t means to
purchase food for their own soldiers and
for prisoners. When they raise money
enough to buy arms and ammunition they
think they are ready for war, though
those are the two least expensive parts of
war equipment. They practically conscript
their soldiers, and they plumber the cOun-
try in which they operate for their SUBJ
sistence, but neither conscription nor
plumber can supply adequate hospital
equipment and service, and the care of
wounded must be left to the active char
ity of non-combatants, chiefly foreign, as
at Bluefields. This is but one more of the
reasons why steps should be taken to as
sure stable constitutional government In
that region. Legally. under the accepted
code of international comfy, it is not a
good reason, but morally, because of the
humanity involved, it is an excellent one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-30
Comforts of Home.

All the Injuries of travel have been
brought right to the door!
You needn't fit out ships when you are
tempted to explore,
Without the slightest effort, you will fine
if you will wait.
You can have an arctic snOWdrift safely
landed at your gate.
And when you see neighbor who Ii
plodding through the snow,
He'll make as fine picture as rea
Eskimo.
Likewise, when traffic ceases in the fierce
ness of the storm
You can eat the tallow candles and steI
lively to keep warm.
There's not a feature missing from the
great adventurous list
OF things which please the mind that has
the exploration twist.
When the argument arises as to who
shall cut the wood.
You can start a controversy that will dc
your feelings good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-30
A Good Book Season.
From the New York World.


It is a bad theatrical season in New
York because SO few good plays can be
found. 1t has been the best autumn for
books that the publishers have had In
many years, despite the fact that no
books of sensational merit have appeared
Publishers are more fortunate than man.
ayers, as they always have old stores to
draw upon Except in the case OF
Shakespeare and few other writer's. old
plays cannot be used in large cities. But
every great publishing house has a long
list of authors whose works are always in
demand Often it judges Of it's business
by the rise or fall in the demand for these
instead of by the success of it's new puo-
LEGATIONS The marked characteristic OF
the autumn, as of several preceding ones
has been the liking for authentic men,
oirs. Travels in new regions and de-
scriptive or impressionistic accounts OF
old countries are highly popular. Re-
ligious works were never In better de-
mand, and the King James Bible remains
as it has been every year for a century
or two. the best selling book.