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The Delta independent., 1909-12-24


To Theodore c. Woodbury.. Trustee and John
Doe and Richard Roe. the unknown Benetcaries
under an undisclosed trust whereby the Eis SWti
Sec. lS and Els NWA Sec. p. Twp. 81 \. X II w.
n NJ NJ. conveyed to said Theodore G
Woodbury., Trustee, the defendants above named,
GREETING;
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plainifis
in the Di-trict Court Of Delta County, state Of
Colorado, and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service hereof if
served within this County; or, IL served out Of
this County. or by publication, within thirty
days after the service hereof, exclusive Of the day
of service; or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of the com
plaint. And II copy of the complaint in the
above entitled action be not served with this
summons, or if the service hereof be made out of
this State, then ten days additional to the time
hereinbefore specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking of judgment
by default aforesaid
The said action is brought to quiet title in
plaintiffs to the East Half of the Southwest
Quarter of Section Thirteen and the East Half of
the Northwest Quarter Of Section 1wenty-four in
Township Fifty-one North Of Range Eleven
plaintiii title quieted and confirmed in them as
against John Doe and Richard Hoe, the
above described land was conveyed IN Theodore
G. Woodbury. Trustee for the benefit of undis-
closed Benehciaries and for cost Of suit and for
such other and further relief as to the court may
seem Just and equitable as will more iully ap-
pear from the complaint in said action to which
reference is here made: copy of which i- hereto
attached.
And you hereby notified that IL you fail
to appear. and to answer the said complaint
above required. the said plaintiffs will have your
defanlt entered by the Clerk and will apply TO
the court for the relief prayed for in plaintiffs
said complaint.
Given under my hand and seal as Attorney
for plaintiffs, at my office. in the City Of
Delta, in said County, this 18th day of No
MILLARD FAIRLAMB.
SEAL) Attorney for Plaintiffs.
First pub. Dec 10, 1909. Last pub. Dec. 81, 1919.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-24
ORDINANCE NO. 1S-19Os.

AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE. TAX, REGU-
LATE. SUPPRESS AND PROHIBIT THEAT.
RICAL EXI IONS, s 40 W s, AMUSE-
MENTS. MERRY-Go-ROUNDs. BOWLING
ALLEYS, POOL AND BILLIARD. AND RE-
PEALING ALL ORDINANCES AND PARTS
OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DELTA, COLORADO:
SECTION /. That Section three ofa ordinance
entitled "An Ordinance concerning the license
ing fauctions. auctioneers, theaiers. circuses.
museums and shows and exhibitions Of every
tables merry-go-r round and game Of every ki nd
and nature where there Is money charged for the
am ordered pubsbed ,he tx day 9"
January 1906, he and the same is hereby amended
to read as follows:
SECTION 3. That hereafter the license fee to
be charged for theatrical and other exhibitions,
shows amusements, vaudeville, moving picture,
opera house, hall and merry-go-round, shall be
as follows to-wit:
For each circu- and caravan, for each day
Dog and pony show with vaudeville per-
formance. for each hday-------- 300
For theatrical performance, for each 'hree
For Di' theatrical performance or exhibition GOV"
Vaudeville and moving picture show.
each three months Observation-Disclosures 5000
Mcrry-go-round for each day--- $50
Opera House, per annum- 5000
Hall used for shows or thenters. per annum 6OO0
For each pool, billiard. bagatelle. or other
table for which rent or charge is made
to play, Tor each three months 300
For each bowling alley, single run, per
For each bowling alley, additional run,
per annum m-----.----.------ -, 1000
For any game or amusement OF any kind
nature other than herein .peci6cd
where sum of money or otncr consider
alton is charged for participation there
In, each three months----- 1000
PROVIDED. that any circus, caravan, show,
vaudeville performance. theatrical performance
held In an opera house hall duly licensed
shall not be required 10 take out n license
SECTION g. The City Council of the City of
Delta may revoke any and all licenses hereafter
issued whenever they deem II proper TO do so.
SECTION g. That any person. partnership
corporation or agent or employe who shall con-
duct. run, manage. or operate any show, opera
house, tbeatcr, vaudeville, merry-go- round, pool
or other table or bowling hall. alley without first
having Obtained license therefor herein
specified shall on conviction thereof be fined In
the sum not less than 8250O nor more than
$4,000 for each days exhibition.
All ordinances and parts OF ordinances I'm con-
hict herewith are hereby repealed,
Read and ordered published this 10Th day of
December A. ID. 1909.
ATTEST: q. p. SMITH,
CAMILLA SANDERS, Mayor.
lsEAL City Clerk
First Publication December 2ith. 1900.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-24

TO CURE CATARRH d COLD IN HEAD
Use "LONDON BALM" money back II not
satisfied. all druggists or Of London BALM 90.
Denver. Colo. 25c and Soc.
ToE-GUM cures corns. all druggists. l5c.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-24
Every Family Should
Know This Recent

For Group, COLDS and Pneumonia. 1t is
SO simple and honest that everyone can
make it at home without any trouble.
The Japanese have for centuries used
the ingredients and only few years
ago have we discovered them.
Mix Vasaline, pure, 3 ounces,
Phe Chi Oil, drains.
Put in tightly covered jar and use
to anoint chest and throat very freely,
when Group or pneumonia Is suspected.
Phe Chi Oil is imported but mixed in
America and can be obtained in original
sealed packages at any druggists. 33-26t
The Delta independent., 1909-12-24
LAST CHANCE TO.
VOTE IN BIG CONTEST

The great contest closes today!
Cut out the coupon below and re-
turn it to this Office today; it will count
votes for the lady of your choice for
representative to the National Apple
Exposition and candidate for Queen.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-24
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
u. 8. LAND OFFICE AT MoNTRosE cOIO.,
December II. 1909.

NOTICE is hereby given that
GEORGE +. LESTER.
of Delta Delta County, Colorado, who on
April 2ith. 1907, made Homestead Entry, No 1904
Ute, No (0lO62l, for SWa NEA NWLa SEL
Section 3S. Township Is South. Range 90 Vest
Sixth Principal Meridian, has bled notice Of
Intention TO make Final Five Year Proof, TO es-
tablish claim to the land above described before
Milton Il. WEIGH, U s. Commissioner, at Delta,
Colorado, on the 7th day OF February, 1910.
Claimant names witnesses:
William Jones, Philip Clapool, Frank G..
Bonnell, Clay Davis, all OF Delta. Colorado.
B. =. BLAIR,
Register
First pub. Dec. II. 1909. Last pub. Jan. q, 1910
The Delta independent., 1909-12-24

Theodore c. Woodbury.. Trustee
and John Doe and Richard Roe.
the unknown Beneiiciaries under
an undisclosed trust whereby the
EIs SWls Sec. iS and Els NWia
Sec. "a, Twp. 81 n. X. u W.
y. NJ. NJ. was conveyed to said
Theodore c. Woodbury., Trustee.
Defendants.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

iotpie Die Srdu bes Srn. 2cbrers Botts
barb 5arren uno bic Srau beg 5rn.
Bernhard 6arren unb Or. Ybilipp
HnuiH bon Sreeport in bieiem Gountp
nnb baS SRI. Warguretba Halif.
5%ausbdlterin beg bohip. Sru. q. Ir3t
in Gut Center, unb Yeter Hauif,.
ST.. tpelher audi in SiibsD afota
nobnt. WDae feline Seele ruben in
Sriebeu! = 5err Ratb. Ebeiien unn
Satin limb anf 9eiud BET ibren
gltern unb Vertpnnoten bier bon
Horb>S afotu. tpobin tie lebies Sabr
ibr 3eim perleat ba6eu.
Mus Bort Waibinstpn, isis, pcrz
lautet: Hic. @atrn beIudte Sreitag
ieinen alien Srennp unb 2anosmnnn
Matb. S6ou in WiIndufee. Sr.
Shon lit Jest pieber Az Sdu1e nnb
minter unb ipobl; burcb cine Opera
ton. bic er i'm 8oipital ourf3umahen
bate. lit er bon einem 2eioen. bas i'm
felt Sn6ren peiniste. gliidlid) befreit
iporben. - Mm 10. Rop. feierten in
aetpasfum Or. unb Srau Yeter Mera
tes ibre solbene Sof3eit. sic perbeiz
ratbeten iid Dor so Sabren in @rafs
ton unb ipobnten bort Bic 1871 nuf
Der Sarm. Damn 5ogen lie mad
Wdibington County.
Nus Waterlop, Spwa, perIantet
unter'm Sdtum bonn "a. Nob.. Seute
Rorgen traute Yfarrer Sortenbrod In
Der ct. Wnrien s&irhe Srn. y. 5.
Sunsen uno SRI. Eaulinn Weber.
8eioe bon Wdterloo. Wie berlautet,
ipirb Sds iunse 9anr nnt Wontana
5ieben. nm bort ibr Seim auf5uidJlaz
gen. 8iiniden ibnen bel Slid gum,
9rnbe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

tpertber itrebidmer iun9er Mann. Der
bereits ih0ne griolse auf5utpeiien bat.
Sr tuirb ieiner grlpdblten iiher elm
9utes Seim bereiten. Seine junge
Satin III bier mod nift piel befannt.
Serr Heii1 mddbte lire 8efanntIhaft
als er lebten 8iuter i'm alien gater@
lamb fpeilte mn Die 0erlobung fdnb
itatt. ebe er 5uriidfam. Sic fam bann
Dor etli6en Wohen bier an. Sem
iungen Hdare fpiiniden mir Slid nub
Segen auf ben ebeliden 8egen!
Gincm beutid /. amerifaniiden
@latte miro iiber bas LIBERAL : ireiz
malireriide : io3ialiitiide Sreiben in
Der nlten Seinotb 2uyembura ipie
fol9t 9emelbet: Infer friiber 70 eliids
lideS .Nentralien" eebt elmer ifIims
men 3utunft entgeeen. tpenn es Den
8eutcn nit ben iogen. freien Sheen
einmal ~gelungeu lit. an Der Sptse bes
Sanbes gu iteben, baum 0nane 0ptt
ben Sugembmrgern. Ser ifon etniee
Wale senannte neue @emeinberath
bon Cid. tn ieiner bortpiesenben
Maioritdt liberal : iosialiiiih. sebt
iebt. mo er bas Seft in ben Sdnben
bat. redt rabifal Dor. 9a mub Mues
nerihpinben, tpus NIT ReIigion
unb berglei6en in 9e5iebung itebt.
bapon legte Die lebte 8emeinberatbsz
Sisuns 3eusnib ab. gs purbe bee
ihloiIen, bab in Sufunft feline S9ul>
fnaben nlebr ipd6reno Der S6ulseit
als Wefieoiener tbdtig iein pSer on
einem gesrdbnib tb~eilnebmen biirfen
in ben Shulen bari Sonntnss tein
Religipnsimterridt a~beebalten tperz
ben; Der ihulfreie Mlogiiusta9 tpurbe
nbgeihatft; Der 8etrag. ben Der 9err
Yfarrer bisber fir Ibbaltuns bes 8cz
lisionsunterriftes in Der Sberpri>
mdrihnle erbielt. nurbe 9eitrifen,
ebenio Die gntiddbisune, ipel6e einise
aopldne fir grtbeilung bon Woralz
unterridt in ben Mbenbi6ulen erbiels
ten. 60 breden bic nit Stol3 iih
prtibrittsmdnner unb 9empfroten
n%ennenbcn ,9eute iiber allies ben Stab.
mas S%abrbunberte lang beitanben bat
unb gut mar. Nelieion lnb Drift
li6e Moral 5oIlen beri6 IN | b
unh Die 2aienmoral, bas Mlooerne uno
Die augemeine gtbif bominiren." -
Oas Sbise lit leiber. leiber. auf
nidt einen Strid gu i6tpur5 semalt.
@ber aih bic &atbolifen iino niht
miibia 9eblieben uno es lit an boffeu.
hab allie ehten 2uremburser baIo
Sarbe befennen tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Ga sriiBt euh Gae
Y9as M a d e n


& 9nS aurora, 81, tpirb gemeIbet:
Yeter Weisgerber itarb leste Nadt
(28. Nobember) in Der Bobnune ieis
ner Sodter, Srau Watb. @oli. SO.
64S Norb Si9bsS traBe, i'm cbren.
polen 4lter bon 80 Sabren an Nlterss
i6frdhe uno angemeinent Werfan.
Der Sabiusei1iebene mar in Sous
BORT, @robber3oetbum 2ugem6irg.
geboren uno felt benz Sabre 1858 in
amerifa ipobnbaft. 2anse Sabre
ipobnte er In Der Ndbe bon Nalo
Wontb auf elmer Sarn. bic er ieboh
ipdter p~erfaufte. tporauf er biz Dor
iehs Sabren i'm 8ui1 tpobnte. Sann
perlegte er ieinen @obuiiS mad
aurora, mo er nod Dor Sfpei Sabren
feline goloene Sodaeit feiern founte.
Setne Satin ging ibm Dor etpa einem
Sabre int Sooe poran. CIR binterldBt
brei S6bne nnb bier Sodter. Dies
ielben ltnb: Nartin uno Sranf 0eisz
gerber IN 8alb Wouno unb Better in
aurora. ferner Srau Sacob Bed. Srau
Sobn g. &artbeiier, Srau Sobn u.
3edinser unb Srau Watb. @olf.
ipelde ellie in aurora anidBia limb
unb bas Siniheioen zines Iicbebouen
unb iiiriorslihen @aters beipeinen.
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bon Der ct. Soiepb'ss Stride aus auf
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Or rlbe in Sriepen!
J gus ct. WihulaS, Minn., Ieien mir
I'M .@anberer": Die 0ernanbten bes
Srn. Better gauid. ipelher ein Sobn
Der alien ct. Nifolausz @emeinoc ,fpar
unb iein Seim in Siibs 8afota auige<
idlagen bate. ipuroen AM Montas
p~erflofener 8o6e telesrapbiid bon
beiiem Sobe benahrihtigt. Seinen
friiben Sob betrauern iefs &inoer
nebit flint Shpeitern unb 5ipei Sriis
bern. Geine Satin. ipelde Die dltelte
Tohter Der camille Sobn Wolter bon
bier mar. lit Dor unsefdbr 10 Sabren
geltorben. Sic @eIhtpiitcr iino Die
Trau bes Srn. Sob. Stommes unb bes
Srn. @iliam 2oeid bon oieiem Sopn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Cine bnmorpolle Aniprade an Gbc.
j~ubilanfen.
Q1nb manden Ybiliitern sur beion
Deren 8eabtung.)
yNur einmal bliibt i'm Sabr
Der Mai,
Nur einulal i'm 2eben Die
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@uh Dem S%ubelpaar, oeiien Seit
mir beute Mbeno feiern, bat emit bic
2iebe sebliibt. Die 9liitbe NOR 10
edit, bab lie beute nod bliibt iino i1
BIN iiher, oaB Tie iortbliiben miro in
itrablenoer Seae uno Snnigfeit bis
ans 9ebensenoe.
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uno iolhe 5eite fonnen nift oft &C.
mug gefeiert neroen. gs lit bebbalb
pobl am Hlase, nenn ale Sabre Die
Grinnerung an ben eriten Sofaeits.
tag ipieoer mad)gerilfen miro, ipenn
mir Die gliidlihen Stunoen pieoer
an unieren Mugen poriiber 5ieben lai.
fen. bon benen es i'm 9ieoe beibt: %
id0ne 3eit. 0 Iel'sc 3eit." aber audi
an bas segebene @eripred)en Dor Dem
5raualtar bari man lid offers erin-
nern. oas BON 10 bober 9eoeitrmg,-
leiber 10 oft bon 8ielen pergeiien
miro.
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rem r,idbar muroe, ser Muiifus s.
babe lid ie~itseblaien unb er beoiirfe
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wieber Den ribtigen 5on au befom.
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baben lie iih niht geirrt. alis Dem
loderen Mniifl1s ipmroe elm sdrtlifer
8atte ilno ans Der iungen Came cine
51rtlihe Wiitter lno nit pereinterl
&rGiten griffen lie in Die Saiten uno
balo erflang bas 0amilienleben aus
alien iiiBen Ionarten. llub beute
iinb % Sabre periloiien, mertbes
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Greue nnb 8ott mag miiien, mas
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abcr lit, mas INNER CIR Gnd Der.
iprpdcn, Sbr habit Is trcnlid gcbal.
ten. Mit gered)ten Stol5e uno 8e.
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llnb 10 reift Sbr elldl beute sur
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liebIte Spenoe, Die Guh Der Simnel
gab. lit Guer &inberfran3.
Sic pad)ien MN herau uno nod unb
mad, perlaiien lie oas elterlife Seim,
nm ielbititdnoig ben 8ampf INNS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
IS lit Wbnent!

Renif, 0 lage ME: y@s lit 5u ipdt,
CUR ltmfebr BON Dem breiten
Bfabe";
Genn ME bat @ottes Snlo Der.
itmabt,
Gin nod 10 Ifpafes Sleb'n Inn
@naoe.
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Gbriitcnliebc.
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Seioen
Nur Sob Dir geben unb MIR bitt-
rem Sobn,
Sci eoler oenn ais lie, Die Did be.
triiben:
ltnb beines Segens Siile iei ibr
2obn. W. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
adtnms, pertbe 2ambsleute!

l~lniere lugembursii1e 2eier m0dz
ten mir, Defenders iest. ba FER ben
ainbern 10 liebe NffoIaustag
lino CANA beionbsra erit Sic Sung u.,O
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beranriidt, unb nit lenen beiben
lseiten mih Der lobli1e 8ebraii1 bon,
Shenfcn unb 8eribenfen, @eben nie
NebnleH - ipie geiaet - motten ioir
uniere 2eier. ebe Tie ii1 ans @es
i9enfes ginfaufen begebeu. auf folsens
ben beralihen 8rtef alfmerIiam
maiden. Der an bic ,lieben lliremburz
Ger Ginber in Imerifa" seridiet lit
uno tpie folgt lautet:
Chr Iieben. l~uremburser &inber in
Amerifal
Sd bir bas Mdrden nnb mobte
Gud germ beiu9en, fiirfte aber bas
grobe Wailer.
60 bittet ben beiligen NifoIdus.
baB er mid IN ieinem groben Hudiad
itefe. unb an Gu6 brinael
Sd er5dble gu6 bon ben ainbern
in 2ugem 9. bon ben feds
y rin5eifinnen - unb nod
piele i1Dne 8eihi6ten nnb mir ponen
Suiammen iebr Iuitis fem.
8enn redt biele 8tnber mid eins
laoen. bann neribaffcn mir nereint
elm bellies. freunblides Seim Den
tleinen 8inoern in Der &rippe gu
2~lremburs.
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r0as M T d e n"
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2irembur9iibe Sberbofmeiiterin. =
@erfauft gum geiten Der &inberfrippe.
- gu be5ieben bel 8u1banblung
Sdiiler. Miinfen (@ermanp). Rariz
miliens Strabe 2. Yreis aeb. $50 0ef.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
Nhtuna, liebe 2cierinncn!

Sel III. ~ l " l u u . $ Lug NQDI
beran: er lit Der 8eid)enfe.9 fir
Die aleinen. Mnbere marten nit
iencm idonen 9ebraufe oes eden.
fens uno geihenfens bis our 81.
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mann fir Sene, Die an fefnen 8ott
uno feline Seiligen slauben uno Die
oesbalb cine 6isur fir Die @eib-
nahts3eit baben mubten, Die rpeber
an etpas 8ldnbiges nod an eiten
SeiligeM erinnert. 9amit moate
man Den beilieen Nicolaus nno bas
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@rob p%eror1ngen. gs lit alio ihon
aus bieiem @r,moe mebr mie ielbit.
neritdnblih, oaB mir an ben genann.
ten Tagen propaganda MAIDEN fir
ct. Nicolausu no bas 6 b r | It.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-20
IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES.

Rev Miles Traitor of st. John, N. B.,
who has accepted a call to the pastor
ate Of the Reformed Baptist church of
Fort Fairfield, and who will arrive the
last of the month, is now visiting with
relatives in British Columbia
Rev. F.. w. Irwin Of Sheffield, Ala,
has accepted a call to the First Bap-
fist church of Houlton and will be-
gin his labors in that community next
Sunday. Mr.. irwin has occupied the
pulpit two Sundays during the sum-
mer.
The Rev. Robert G. Harbutt of Sears
port has accepted the pastorate of the
Congregational church at Buxton
Lower Corner and conducted his first
services on Sunday, Sept 5th Mr..
TIarbutt was born in Samoa, the son of
\ prominent missionary, was educated
in England and received his theological
training from a famous professor of
Oxford University.
Rev. A. d. Dodge, who has been the
pastor of the Free Baptist church of
Waterville since it was organized, has
received call to become pastor of
the church at Madison to succeed Rev
\. II. 4Ictolley- II Is uIlueISloou lie
will accept the call.
Rev. f. l.. Gates of Pressure Isle has
accepted a call to become pastor of
the Peoples Baptist church, Dover and
began his labor Sept 16. Preaching
services will be resumed Sunday, Sept.
10.
A revival campaign is to begin in
Biddeford, Sept. q. The meetings are
to be held in the Advent church and
will be conducted by Rev. John NJ Cur
rie of Chicago. assisted by a special
soloist and singer.
Miss Eleanor r. Edwards, State
evangelist, is to spend some months
in study at the Columbia School of
Expression in Chicago, beginning
about Oct. 1. Miss Josie Seekins,
who has been supplying the Grimes
church. also begins study this month
in Chicago, at the Moody Bible
Institute A third Maine girl in the
western city will be Miss Villa Fer
guson. daughter of Rev. J. A. Fergu-
son of Goodwin's Mills, who is to at-
tend the Moody Institute.
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Calvert Hall, presents as its chief
character Aunt Jane of Kentucky, who
made her first public appearance two
years ago. HalliWell Sutclif1e, an
E.nglishman with several successful
novels to his credit, is the author OF
Priscilla of the Good Intent story
of English north country life. "Vero-
MICA Playfair is the title of histor-
zeal novel by Maud Wilder Goodwin,
author of white Aprons -Four
Roads to Paradise" etc. Its scenes
are laid in ana around London, and the
| book introduces such famous person
| ages as Swift, Pope, Beau Nash, Lady
Mary Montagu, etc. 1t is love story,
I faithful to the period of it's events.
The fourth book is 1.-The Castle by the
Sea-" by Fl. B. Marriott Watson, au-
thor of "Hurricane Island" etc. This
is romance of swift action and dra-
| matte situations.
Mrs. Gertrude Anterior is at work
| upon new novel which will be pub
| lishe! in the spring. 1t deals with life
| in the operate and diplomatic worlds.
An English publisher recently opened
| competition for novelists and took a
very decided stand in the matter of
| the judges. These, he maintained
should all be women. He persuaded
Ms. Glora Annie Steel Miss Mary
CholmOndeley and Mrs. Roger de la
| Pasture to serve on the jury
e. Phillips Oppenheim is now de-
voting a part of his time to short-story
writing, and his work is appearing in
some of the popular magazines. Mr..
Oppenheim recently retired to the Sell
| ~ Isles off the west coast OF England
| to complete the writing of a new novel
| to follow 1.-the Governors" but he
found he could do better work when he
| interspersed it with golf, so here
| turned to his home on the Norfolk
| coast, where the golf links are always
| kept in excellent condition.
Mitchell Kennerey has in prepara-
| ton a work in two volumes by Lance
| lot Lawton entitled 1.-The Empires or
the Far East, Study of Japan and
| It's Possessions, Of China, Corea, and
Manchuria, and of the Political Cues
tions of Eastern Asia and of the Pa
cific"
Always welcome is new novel by
Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton Castle. Their
contribution this season will be story
| of modern life, Diamond Cut Paste"
The auhor of "Marotz' and "Drom-
ina," Mr.. John Ayscough, has another
| novel in press. The Putnams will
bring it out this fall under the title Of
| San Celestino."
An interesting volume of letters an
| nounced for publication is that which
is to give us the correspondence of
Lady Burghcrsh, afterward Lady
Westrnoiland. She was niece of the
Duke of Wellington and numbered
among her friends King Leopold of
Belgium, Talleyrand, Brougham, Mel
bourne, Nine. tie Stacl and others IA
nous in politics or in literature. Her
husband, Lord Rurghersh, was British
Ambassador at Florence, Berlin and
Vienna. on the Continent and at home
she had every opportunity to accumu-
late memorable impressions.
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good part of the summer and accom-
modations for guests have been at a
premium even in the smaller and less
we'll known hotels. Nor has this
prosperity been confined entirely to the
regular summer resorts, for the big
New York hotels. instead of being
able to close up whole floors and to
shut down some of their restaurants
as in former seasons, have been
crowded to their capacity throughout
the summer by visitors from all parts
of the country and from abroad. 1t ts
difficult to account for this great in
crease in summer travel except on the
theory that the vacation habit is be-
coming more and more general among
Americans and that with the return
of prosperous conditions they are in
dulging in it more and more freely.
LONGACRE