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The Springdale news., 1909-11-12
Registered Tarn, Flames

phy, South Springdale.
 White Plume Poultry and Fruit Farm" l.. G. Williamson, two miles Southwest of Springdale
 Seven Springs Fruit and Stock Farm D. V. Davis, near Sonora
 Limestone Spring Farm, J. F. Delozier. F miles west of Elm Springs.
 Sunny Cove" H. P. Church, 6 F miles northwest of Springdale, R. F. D. No. 8
 Evening Shade Farm, M. Pearson, 312 miles northeast of Springdale, R. F. D. No. 2.
 Lone Sycamore Seed and Fruit Farm, J A. Mcleod, F miles west of Lowell, R. F. D. No. l
 Oak Grove Fruit Farm. Mrs L. J. Washburn, 8 F miles west oi Springdale, R. F. D. No.
 Rhode Island Poultry Farm, Stirman Edison, 312 miles south east of Springdale, R. F D. No. l White Oak and Walnut Ridge Stock and Grain Farm" G " Bur nett, mile northwest Of Elm Springs
 Crystal Spring Farm, M. |. Fleming, 2 miles northwest of l Springdale, R. F. D. No 2
 New Hope Berry Farm, L. H Phillips X Son, R. F. D. No 2, Fay etteville
 Evening Shade" W b Pear son, Elm Springs, R. F. D. No. l.
 Spring Creek Valley Farm c W. Davis, R. F. D. No. ], Lowell seven miles northwest of Spring dale
 'Hillerest Orchards. Marks & Hinckley, 2l2 miles southwest ot Spl-ingdale.
 "Fairview Farm. /" Mrs 4 Sur divan, miles west, R. F. D. No. !. Southern View Grain Farm" 4 B Henson, south R. F. |. Nc.
 Meadow Valley Fruit Farm C K Harvey, south, R r. D No. 1.
 Little Fruit and Vegetable Farm. J H. Kelley. southwest. R r D No l.
 Shady Home Grain. Stock and Fruit Farm, ] \ Baggett, @tssf E F. D. No.
 Sunny Side Fruit Farm. [ tiseaz, Sulphur City.
 Clear Creek Stock and DaAr4 Farm, B E Greenhouse, F miles west of Johnson, R F. D. Ne. I
 "Fairview Fruit Farm. R A Larson, ? F miles southwest
 Twin Oaks. k X Larson. m les south. R F D. No
 Prairie Stock and Grain Farm Wm Roberts ST. Baldwin, 31z miles east of Fayetteville
 Spring Valley Dairy N H Higgs, Elm Springs
 "Maplehurst, E ] Holland, ElH Springs
 Wisconsin Fruit Farm, DF. J Kellogg, Springdale.
 "Triwell Stock Farm, C. " Brooks, Elm Springs.
 Ideal Fruit Farm, -4rg D stockton, Springdale
 Home Sweet Home Stock alt Fruit Farm. j. w Robinson. Eln Springs, R F D. No.
 The Films, Edward E Hale Springdale. R F. D. No. L
 "Glenwood, E. NJ Houts. Spring dale
 Elmdale Valley Farm, John Iv ey, Springdale, R F. b No
 The Summit, Raedels Heir' South Springdale.
 The Silver Leaf, John W Nichols, R. F. D. No. ]. Garfield Champion Wheat and Stocl Farm, R. J. Norman, miles west, R. F. D. No. l.
 Walnut Row Fruit and Stocl Farm, T. J. Cloer, Sonora.
 Native Oak Farm, J. c Clemmer, north, F. F. D. No. ?.
 Brown Leghorn Poultr, Farm, H. B. Morrison, R. F D. No. l Johnson, one and ; half miles south of Elm Springs
 Twin Pines Fruit Farm, J w. Fuqua, south part of town.
 Baltimore Fruit, Stock ant Poultry Farm" R. M. Plumley three miles east of Springdale. Maple Lawn Fruit, Grain ant Poultry Farm, Mrs. $. H. Rog CTS, 4la miles east of Springdale
 Maple Oak Home,' Mrs. W F. Walters, 11a miles northwest
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12

The logical candidate IS some times the least logical of all the men in the race.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12

There are some who would rather be martyrs than have no sort of distinction.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12

President Taft had to compete with a three-ring circus in Mis- sissippi. but he IS still in the ring.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12

When 1t comes to bad weatn- CT, little of 1t is all that can be desired.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12
(. G. DODSON RESIDENT DENTIST SPRINGDALE. ARK.
WarninQ Order.

In the Washington County Arkansas, ChanceTy Court.
 Joe Neal. Plaintiff
 J. T. AbercIombie and K. A. Abercrombie. his wife, Y. D.. Abererombie, Cora M Bears and Dave Bears. her husband w B Abeicrombie and Ida Abercrombie his wife, Felix Miller and the unknown widow and heirs at law of Felix Miller if he be dead, Defendants.
 The defendants. J. T. Abercrombie and R. A. Abercrombie. his wife. Y D. Abercrom- bic. Cora M Bears and Dave Bears, her hus- band. W. B. Abercrombie and Ida Aber- crorbe. his wife. Felix Miller and the un- known widow and heirs et law of Felix Mil Ter, If he be dead. are warned to appear in this court within thirty days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Joe Neal. This November lth, 1909.
 NJ. F. CRoXDALE,
 Circuit and Chancery Clerk
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12

It may get so some time that the young man who sows wild oats will be called a grain spec ulator.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12

Too many people regard we'd lock as merely a side line.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12
Remember, ''If It Happened It's in The News.

Farm. Geo. H. Brown X Sons, Lowell E. F. D. No. l.
 Since last issue the following additional farm names have been received
 Applicable, Dr. J. W. Fer gus. one-fourth mile north of Elm Springs.
 Hazel Valley Grain and Stock Farm. !. c. Wasson, six miles west of Springdale.
 Rolling Knole Shade Tree Home. /" Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, springdale.
 Sunny Valley Home, " Lee Reed, Lowell, R. F. D. No. l.
 Bluegrass Stock Farm, Far ish Bros. Johnson, k. F. D. No- l.
 Glover Leaf Farm, Lee Reed. Lowell. R. r. D. No. l.
 Ideal Home.2 Frank E. Par yin. Lowell. R. F. D. No. ?.
The Springdale news., 1909-11-12

It is sad that one-half the world does not know how the other half gets along. If this IS true. t may come largely of the fact that said other half does not care finger snap whether the aforementioned half gets along or not.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13
Business locals.

w. G. Heselton estate is for sale.
Latest things in wall papers at
Bucknam's.
This seasons styles in wall paper,
just received at Bucknam's.
Ask to see best value in rain and
shine Coats. Ira A. Norton.
Fred Turner's Cold Cream is on sale
at 70 Water St., over Lewia's Store.
Prompt service, and quality guar
anteed, on everything you buy at
Simpsons market.
Lightbody's famous headache pow
ders, the guaranteed kind, at Samp-
son & Avore's only.
F. P. Moore continues the business
of sleigh and carriage painting, sec
ond floor of his repository, Water St.
A pair of telephone instruments for
sale for local work, or can be equip
ped for long distance. Inquire of
Ralph J. Cleveland, No. 6, Madison
avenue, Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13
Announcement

Mrs. ELLA NJ JEWETT wishes to an
nounce, that she will give to those wishing to
try Magnetic Healing, one free treatment.
All diseases treated except contagious ones.
Office hours: Tues Thurs. and Sat, to IL
q. M; 2 to s p, III. 9 Weston st. tfl2
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13
Death of Mrs. Thomas.

Mrs. Belle Bray, wife of Nathan
Thomas, died at her home on Cedar
street, Tuesday afternoon. She had
been Ill of tuberculosis for about one
year. Mrs. Thomas was born in
Bingham and her marriage to Mr..
Thomas occurred about 10 years since.
Beside the husband and daughter,
Dorothy, aged eight years,two broth
ers, E. g. Bray of Shawmut and La
fayette Bray of Cuba, survive. She
was a member of Priscilla Rebek ah
Lodge and the members of that order
attended in a body at the funeral
services which occurred at the home
this afternoon, conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Fred A. Leitch.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13


Monday evening after visit with her
brother, George Parker, who is a
freshman at the University of Maine.
The annual military ball, given by the
students last Friday evening was one
of the events which Miss Parker had
the opportunity of attending Sun
day was passed in Bangor az the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. E. Tilton.
Delbert F. Judkins is to leave here
tomorrow for an extended trip
through the West. lie will make
brief visits at Saco and Worcester,
before leaving New England and will
then go directly TO Elgin. ILL.,, which
is the residence of his sister, Mrs. NJ.
A. Whitney. He will be accompanied
by his brother in law for the journey
west of Elgin which will include
trip to the Pacific coast, via Colorado
returning by the Northern Pacific.
Mr.. Judkins expects to arrive home
the last of July.
Richard w. Brown, of Somerville
who is passing the present month in
town, is experimenting the repair of
all his Skowhegan real estate. Some
thing Of the amount of work being
done may be judged from the fact
that more than half ton Of white
lead is required for the various paint
ing jobs. At Mr.. Browns Court
street block, a part of which was
formerly occupied as police head
quarters, extensive alterations are
being made. Mr.. Brown is now. per-
lnanently located in Massachusetts,
and plans to dispose of his reality
holdings here in the early future.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS

1ranted-J. II. Gray.
Satice-Daniel Lewis.
Easts-W. Z. Ordway.
Xcanted-City Bakery.
Merton-J oseph Matsop.
~ Sale--E A. Strout Co.
T Ior Sale-Periey Williams.
ii,orecIosure-C has. w. Libby.
nar6y Plants-G. A. Huckins.
1Eanfed-Mrs. Forrest Goodwin.
F,sshest Stock-Coburn Market.
;rynewriter Users-rullos school.
AT9oy's tiun-Chas. +. Ward Co.
( Great Chance-E: A. Strout co:
Nv spring Suits-Fred c. Dow 20.
\ roe nemonstration-A.R II. Jewett.
9nr soda Counter-Sampson d Ayore.
0Rpll Moose" Ctgar-Luckow Avery.
Notice of Foreclosure-Butier Butier.
Voice Culture-Miss Harriet l.. Marble.
6nf in Idaho-Sk owhegan Opera House.
Xotice of Foreclosure-AliceA A. kennison
saddle Horse for Sale-McCoomb Livery
stable
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13

#. Oak Show Case for sale. Ira
A. Norton.
Look In Jewett & Pennell's window
and see the variety to be bought for
ten cents.
Shoes for summer wear Latest
styles. Prices always reasonable,
at Poulins, Court street.
Palmer & Co. have some good
trades in express wagons, new and
second hand, also in farm carts.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13

1t takes about as much money to go
through lawsuit as married life,
but the results are no more dis
appointing.
The Somerset reporter., 1909-05-13

Infants Bedford Cord and Cashmere Coats,
both short and long, s1.OO to $500 each.
Infants White Dresses, both short and long,
25c, SOC, 75c, $1.00, $3.50 and $500 each.
Girls White Muslin Dresses, sizes to IA
years, $1.00 to $3.50 each; sizes to years, SOC
to $500 each.
splendid new line of Ladies' Mercerized
Saline and Genuine Heatherbloom Petticoats
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
HANG GARMENTS IN MANAHAN's
'!s5I; a; AZ = I ARIINE.
MOTH BAGS
PACK. WRAP Globes In IARINE MoIHs SHEETS

bourg March q. thc American Line. with
mails and mdse Outside the bar At s:o5 p IN.
the munson Line. with the az ?
So s,sa%S5 6r Tre@oG ag GaTIIGE Seattle 81 and
steamer Rulrara GER. schoenreIdt Maple. March Is
70 the Hamburg American Line. with 2l66 pas
steamer Menso c vera er T cruz ' March ar 2 m Prosreso
- Havana 80 ami Nassau 81 to the New York cu0n
10 and swansea ia to James Arkeil & Co With mdse
Ncuyitas "a to the Munson IS Line with sugar Ar
steamer yol1arno (Br,, Harrison Hamburg March Is
and Rotterdam 90 Via Halifax April J. to the North
1assengers and md,e Arrived al the Far at il M
and Ci1nfuegos 26 the West india with
steamer La Lorraine G'r} Tournier; March p.
t 90 me ana oi@sas 5 ] GSneaa!s IIansat1ntGus With 20
rived g az the Ser At at , .i3 & p ? m D.
to the Hamburg American Line with mdse Arrived at
Steamer Chesapeake. Delano, Baltimore. to the
steamer Aro9ah e, C1,ieheser. Jacksonville March 81
and mdse Passed n CuaTontine at OILS a m
Co win ndse on Highlands SIS m passed in
steamer rromeheus Ger ThoIen Rotterdam March 81
70 fhiilp Rnprccht in ballast. Arrived the Bar
steamer Philadelphia Mills, southampton and Cher
passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar s:25
sse so n AS tsa ssS mod
SAILED.
Steamers Cedric (Brl. Liverpool; Caledonia ,ar, e,.
gov; st Louis southampton: Vaderland C5eg) ANTWERP
Brandenburg fGeT). Bremen Patricia ,Gerl Eamhurg,
Condor tBrl Valparaiso. etc via Norfolk AbyssinIa Ger
mdian Br Berruda er st TRcmas ae" Ra6s6 Bs6
Br1. Wilmington. Pswnee Philadelpbia. TaasSss
tNor). Turks Island: Devereux BaI,nnrs. A.set
i'r' Colon sioiria (Ger) Inasua. Frances CNor Maco
rs; Ctty or savannah. Savannah; Hamilton NorSoIS.
& Aurora Norl Phadephia Toronto (9r). Hull: Haardt
e Monte New Orleans Kyeakn % RaitImor. nSm 9uan ann
Iampieo Chesapeake Baltimore; Gallia CFr Marsess.
CalabTia tBr), Marseles; Cherokee Island pat
Under Guanica Saratoga. Havana; Camoens (Beri Ma
chester tomanche jacksonville
Mexico; Thorsa Norl Manzanilo: jamestown NorfoIt,
coneho Galveston Cretie b Naples FL Dia. Galveston
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
SUPPOSED KIDNAPPED BOY DROWNED
swindler Was About to Extort $500 from
Frantic Father

Flint. Mich. April S-Instead of having been kid
mapped when he disappeared from his home here
February q. en-year-old Harold Moon fell
through the ice of Thread Pond and drowned
ills body found today. A pair of skates fas-
tened TO the feet bore mute testimony 10 the man
Of the lads death
Suspicion developed soon after the little boys
disappearance that he had been kidnapped and
circulars sent broadcast all over the United
States. He reported have been seen In
various cities. and Luman N Moon, the father
searched for his far and wide.
Moon received a letter his home in Flint
few days ago from Delavan, Wis. The writer said
he had the lost boy in his possession and that the
father could recover the child by going to DeIavan
and depositing s5e5 in the mouth Of a cannon i'm
the city park Developments show that the scheme
was arranged by a person who had read the de
tails Of The kidnapping Of Willie Whtla and who
sought 10 extort easy money from frantic father
Mr. Moon conferred with influential citizens here
and purse was raised employ detectives TO hunt
The supposed kldnappeTs. BE then went to Della
van where lie deposited decoy letter in the can
nor last night.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

HavTe. April }, Ma Provence CFr,. New Y5rk -
Soutnerapton April S-St Paul New York via Cnsr'c-
land passed Hurst Castle Is . nj
Swansea April Irish Monarch CSr). New York
Calcutta April 2-Kabsnza (Br). and New f-.<
Boulogne.
York: m. Prince George fBrl. New York
CoroneL April l--Afs hanistan Er1. New York ..t
Palermo March 29-COIumbla (Aust) from Tris'l'@
New York
PASSED. -
81 Michaels. AIrii CLAN MacIver (Br)- from =
cutta for Boston and New York -
Frawle Point. April 3-Scharnhorst tGierl, NsS =
for Bremen
Gibraltar. April 2-Martha Washington (AuDh -"
York for Naples. etc.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

and Barcelona
Aden, singapore. etc.
Bermuda April 3-Prince George (Br), New York.
trieste March 2e-Lodovica tAust), New Orleans and
Norfolk via Cadiz.
Tarragona March 5lZcluaao de heNs IspenI NeW Ior
pore, Hong Kong. ETC.
SAILED.
BouogEe April 3-Rotterdam CDutchl Rotterdam)
New York.
L.iyer 8-Bohemian fErl, Boston
London, April 3-Brez Huel (Erl York; Columbian
(Br). Boston: Minnehaha tEr) New York.
Glasgow April 5-Columbia (Eir). York Movile-
Antwerp April S--kroonland tBelgl New York.
Bremen April q, m-GneseHau (GeD. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

chicago. April 3-Luman " Moon returned hero
iaie To-Day from Delavan, Wis with = detective
The decoy letter which placed in the mouth
% the cannon IN Delavan Park in answer Ia rbe
GeIfai4d oi the anonymous writer was taken away
J ne man VINO took the letter is known and will
he arrested. What charge may be hroupt, aca,,
hlm Is now being debated by the author,,fes
Though ne sought to extort money he did nor and
ne cannot be charged with abduction. What ~ a,
N t1e case is puzzle 10 the authorities
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
NOTED CHURCH CASE sFTTIrn

Nashville, Tenn, April 3.-The Cumberland Pres
byterian Church in Tennessee won this afternoon
the noted church case with which the Tennessee
Supreme Court has been wrestling for two wears
The Supreme Court holds that the move of a nor
tion Of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church il,
uniting with the Presbyterian Church. L. 6 a
effective " ~
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, April 3, 1903
ARRIVED

Steamer Antonio Lopez SPAN, Mir Vera Cruz March
~. Puerto Mexico S and Havana to he fornpania
with lSs cabin and l24 passen
Steamer fI3r). War; Liverpool March u and
Queenstown Is the Cunard Co. lid v:itf 3os cabin
and ~ seerage passengers, mails Arrived at
the Bar a m.
Macoris 26. Sanchez and Samana q Puerto Plata
Monte Crtsto % and Turks Island 30
with 10 passengers mails and mdse Arrived the bar
800 > m.
Steamer Philadelphia. NILS southampton and Cher
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
TRANsPACIFI@ MAILS


Destination and steamer. Close in New York
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China Philip
pine Islands (lia san FTancsco)-Man-
churia 4. $50
Zealand. Australia WesO,
Islands New Caledonia tva
FranCsco)-Centuy --.--.- Apr 4. $50
Kaga. Maru -. Apr $50 m
Tahiti Marquesas Islands. New Zealand
and Australia except WesD via san
Francisco)-Mariposa TO- $50 m
Hawaii Japan. C5rea China
San Francisco,Chiyo Maru 49,. Apr H. $50 m
Japan. China Especially ad-
dressed only) via Tqcor1al-oanfa Apr 49, $50 m
Japan. China Philippine
ands tvia Vancouver and Victoria, b
Empress india. Apr 49, $50 p m
Australia teXccpt Vest. New Zealand
Islands Caledonia
Vancouver and Victoria. II C1Aorang Is. $50 u
tvia FraAciscol-.A Alameda a 6:30p m
Japan and China Seatte)--
Tosa Maru Apr %. p m
Hawaii. and Philippine Islands
san Franciseo1--U 5 Transport Apr 30 $50 p m
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
Easter Novelties in
Women's Imported Neckwear


comprising and desirable styles
Stocks Ykes Circular Collars Gulmpes Stocs
large collection OF Fancy Net. Chiffon and
de Chine II the effects.
And in addition the following
Unusual Values for Tomorrow
Baby Crochet Collars. Value Sl35, CSC
Real Heavy Irish
Crochet Military Stocks at Sl.5O LIS, Z25
Value $500 to $50
Real Baby Irish Crochet Circular Collars s115 1.58
Value S1.5O 0 los
Lingerie Circular Collars. Value S195 at Las
Lingerie Dutch Collars with Valenciennes.
Cuny and Baby Irish Laoes. at 25C, S5C, 4Sc
Value o
of Nalenciennes
Cury and Baby 45c 75c, 2sc. 3Sc. 4sc
Scars all desirable shades Value S93 at Sl35
sto1es Of Aarabou and natural ooors sos
West Twenty third Street
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
CARTER TO COMMAND IN uJzon

Nasnington, April 8.-BriFadier CenersI 1.-,,,.
H. Carter was assigned to-day TO the commend 80
the Department of Luzon as the RELIEF oe I,,a,,o-
General A l.. Mills. who is coming home Go,
carter WAS recently detached from INC eon,msnd
II the Department Of the Missouri
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

tend meetings Of the Panama Railroad COMPANY
and the Prison Ship Martyrs Association in that
city Monday. He will return 70 this city Tuesday
morning.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Celtic. reported PAS miles cas-, - sa,a, y,
0NfA >i'out a m
he Phtladelphia 2S3 miles east NJ sand,
Hook at 9 a yesterday. expected 10 dock ai@It
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
Cloak Department

Cloak Department
EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE ASSIGNMENTS OF
Imported Wraps, Coats and Paletots
A
DOMESTIC GARMENTS THE MOST DESIRABLE FABRICS
Special for T1onday
Automobile and Steamer Coats
of with silk $500, 5000, $500
Embroidered Net Coats ZOOO, 2SOO, $500
Broadcoth Top Goats, Embroidered, at ZOOO
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
ORDER FOR EASTER.

Oxford and black vicuna thibes: CutaWay Coat
and Albert Coat and Vest silk lined
to measure S28 imported Trouserings 81 Overcoats
from the new zigzag herringbone cheVots silk lined TO
SIS.
Samples fashion and measuring guide free for the
asking.
ARNHElM, Broadway& Njnthst.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 5.42 Sunset 6:e7 Moon sets 5.3o Moor. - .
HIGH WATER.
A M-sandy 6:55 Gov. Island 7-o3 tIs,, g.. = -
J. M-Ssndy Hook rs a, 70
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Manehester April c.calderon Gsels>
harseilles April -Proyinca (Frl New York
Naples. April 2-Nctorous (Br). New York via Bilbao
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
DICKINSON TO BE HERE 1o-uoeeo,.

washington April S.-Secretary Dickinson will
'ease here Tomorrow night Tor New York Ia Al.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS
MONDAY. April. ;
Mail
NaroWlue Trinidad, y " I..--..... II 10 m 1903
Tennyson Bahia T.amport & Holt f:30 a 1900
IIoratio Houston 200 500 i ~
TUESDAY. APRIL. 6
K wilhelm II. Rrenon y q Lloyd. $3.50 m 1000 m
Poiarstjernen. Pernambuco. Brazilian 100 300
OF Atlanta. Sa vanrah. Savannah. 300 p i
Arapahoe. Jacksonville, ClEde. 100 III
WEDNESDAY. APRIL =
Liverpool. IN m
Majestic. Southampton White star. 600 930
Trinidad. Bermuda. Quebec
Hayti a IN a III
PARMA barbados Quebec II 30 800
Madonna MarSeilles, Eabre. 300
Guantanamo Ward. 800
Iroquois. jacksonville. Clyde !
Comal. Galveston. Mallory ...--....-.. Eco
Sabine Tampa, Mallory ..----.---.-- ZOO
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

B6ranger. Charles Gounod. Ambrose Thomas,
General Chanzy. Gambetta and scores of men and
women prominent in politics. literature or art.
The book is at times tinged with strong per-
sonal likes and dislikes and this is admitted
by the author, who says in his preface: al
though l have done my best to be impartial, /
warn YOU that am 4 somewhat biassed witness
in regard to ThierS or Gampetta. / the
friend and collaboration Of Theirs and l was
by turns the friend and the enemy of Gam
betta"
lie Marriage De Mademoiselle Gimel Dactylo-
graphe.' a brightly written optimistic novel
Of Partisan Efe. by NJ Rene Bazin. of the
French Academy. brought out by the Librairie
Calmann-Ltvy. deals with the obstacles that
stood in the way of a marriage between young
French officer and the attractive, sentimental
and rphIe hearted nttle typewriter girl with
whom he fell in love. Aux Glasses Dirieeantes.
&c que les Pauvres pensent du Riches IS a
well thought out brief prepared by NJ FerEand
Nicolay. Of the Paris bar. explaining what the
working classes think of the rich. 1t contains
data which may be of great use during the
struggle between the government Of the parIia-
mentary republic and the proletariat foreshad-
owed by he strike of the postal and telegraph
employees. "FIeur De Paris" by NJ. Albert Fla
ment. better known as 'Sparklet' and "Trottoir
Roulant" in leading French newspapers. supplies
daintily written descriptions Of dinners, suppers
fetes. theatrical rehcarsals, open air froiCs All
bohemian manifestations of contemporary Paris
In Tn Stjour Lourdes" NJ. Adoiphe Rettt
finds something new and readable to say about
the life Of pilgrims miraculous cures, incidents
and Impressions M Rette made the journey
on foot a genuine pilgrim from the village
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

Stress is naturally laid in this book upon the
significance of Madrid the home of one OF
the greatest collections of pictures in the world
and as the one city which must be visited by
the student desiring to study the art of Velas-
quez at fun length We may say in passing
that Mr.. Calvert should not have mentioned
whistler among the artists who have made the
pilgrimage TO the Prado. He never visited
Madrid The chapters on art literature and the
drama are fair enough. far as they go but
they do not go very far. The author does better
IN his notes on the Royal armoury. That is. too,
{ subject which guidance Is needed ana his
careful survey is very welcome.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-11

of Ligue, in Anjou, to Lourdes, a distance Of
about three hundred miles, and shows that he
IS an attentive observer. with keen sense
of humor. "Sibyle Mere" is a daring thesis
on the feministe proposition of replacing mar
riage by free union, and the developments of
the authoress, Nine. Renee Times. origi-
nal, logical and startling. "sibyIIe Mere" like
a double edged sword may be made to cut
either way. La Ceramique Hollandase."
brought out in the Editions Vivat' at Amster-
dam, written and compiled by NJ. Henri Ha-
ward, gives Il thorough history of the various
wares of Delft and of the porceIains of De
Weesp, Loosdrecht Amsterdam and The Hague.
The work appears in two volumes. with five
hundred cuts, facsimiIies of marks, signatures,
etc, and is conveniently arranged for speedy
reference. c b