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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-20

The board is very close.mouthed
about the matter. They have agreed
not to talk. Possibly they might
have told the governor, but the
governor didn't ask They put it on
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-20
Model Ovens %. X" Again.

The ovens at the Model Bakery
have been repaired, after temporary
breakdown, and are again turning
out their usual line of good things
to eat"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-12-20

the ground of the good of the ser
vice." snd they say that Sam ought
to have got his walking papers long
ago. One of the members being
asked whether Fullerton was dis
missed for political reasons, said very
emphatically there wasn't any poll
tics in it. Politics of any shape,
kind or form had nothing to do with
it. The reasons were concerned
with the administration of the bust
ness of the Office.
At all events two positions on the
board become vacant the first of the
year-that it is the right of the gov
ernor to fill without asking anybody's
leave.
The members whose terms ex-
pire are Carlos Avery and Jno. H.
Grill of Sherburne.
The Republican candidates for
the positions so far as they have
publicly declared themselves are H.
H. Dunn of Fairmont, c. S. Benson
of St. Cloud and J. F. Mcclure of
Crookston.
No doubt there are others willing
to take them. The board has the
right to name its executive agent,
although it is customary to defer to
the governors wishes. IF the
governor makes the selection it is
assumed that one of the three gen.
tlemen named will be chosen. If
the board takes the bit in its mouth,
as I have good reason to conclude
it will it is said, it intends to select
one of its own members, O.. J. John
son of Glenwood.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

the beer trade and the grain growing
farmer would suffer There was COM
paint that these agreeable resorts m
Nited 20 idleness and endless talk "mauv
serious and hopeful young gentlemen and
traoesmen~ who were accustomed In
anu-coree house days 70 employ their
time In profitable fashion. PamphIe.eers
abused the new craze. King Charles re-
ceived petitions against the hewitchins
coffee house. and even signed a procla-
nation doing away with IL But he can
celled II within a few hours: the coffee
house continued 10 flourish. and the .eri-
Gus and hopeful young gentlemen went
on drinking the delicious beverage and
talking. talking. talking. Round these
old coffee houses cluster interesting as
sociations. literary. political and social.
without number. and Mr.. Shelley has
made excellent use OF them. as he has
OF those belonging 20 the great pleasure
gardens like Vauxhan and Ranelagh
and TO the literary. social and gaming
clubs OF the past. His book is decidedly
worth having. not only for the sake OF
ITS amusing text. but because OF it's a.
lustrations, which are largely reproduc-
uons OF rare engravings in the posses
sion OF the British Museum.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

Pamphlet by the Hon Isaac Townsend
Smith 1904. now newly compiled. revised
and illustrated BY Margaret Townsend.
12s- The Broadway Publishing Com
psnyD
PHILOSOPHY AS A SCIENCE A synopsis
Publishing Company
FAMILY NAMES AND THEIR STORY. By
S. Barring Gould, NJ. A. svo. pp. xii. 431-
philadelphia: The J. B Lipplnco,t Com
pany.)
of English. Irish and Scotch rarnames.
TRICKS FOR EVERYONE Clover conjurtns
With common ooeets By David Deysnt-
pincott Company
roon at % t6s a card table and 0G' in the sa gar
den. and lessons for their performance.
HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY BY Sir Edward
ThSrps From B dn Ihc p esrl. time. Two 70 TG sss
T'i middle OF the aineteen'h century ,aE WIZ
Putnsu's sons
IN the nrst volume IN. author show.
THAT chemistry as an art was psaGtised
The book is one Of "A History o,
the Sciences" series
HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY. BY George
Forbes NJ A F p :. With Illustrations.
1smo pp- xl goo O. p Putnam's sons
This work. which also appears in the
series OF "A History OF the Sciences Is
gecmetrical period. the dynamicaI period.
observation and the physical period
WRITE IT RIGHT. \ little blacklist Of 1T
erary faults. BY Ambrose Bierce. 1SuO.
pp. IS. The NeaIe Publishing Company
TRICKS AND ILLUSIONS For Amateur
and Professional Conturers. By WIN
GoldstOn. Proruseiy illustrated Second
edition l2no. pp. viii. 24s e P. Dut-
ton & Coz
THEIR DAY IN COURT. BY PercivaI Pol
lard. svo. pp. 4s6. (The Neale Publish
ing Company
The case OF American letters and its
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
BIOGRAPHY.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. The Peoples Leader
An the Struggle for National Existence.
The sbovs r. incnas9 tba .ns.rh S.I,vs1sa 1sa
BY Lincoln in New York February -.
1890 with an introductions by Charles c.
Mott. late CHIEF justice OF the Court OF
Claims. and annotations by Judge Mott
and by Cephas Brainerd. Of the New York
Bar l2mo; pp viii. 2s2 &C. p. Put
A study OF the development OF Lincoln's
character and OF the growth OF his powers
from boyhood to his work at the bar. OF
his work as leader in political contests
and his service as President.
Saint BY Una Birch with portrait.
S0 syo; pP- x. 2o4 donEnan'' Green q
The biography OF an almost forgotten
Dutch lady OF the seventeenth century.
distinguished for her learning and piety.
SIR PHI PHIL!P SIDNEY. BY Percy Addlesh.w-
ssl- CO P, Putnam's sons)
one 6t ,gs sbss the ssTos in m, shss ,s h.
tributions 10 literature. his private and
public life are also touched upon.
THE LIFE OF ". J. FOX. Public Teacher
and Social Reformer. iTse-lss4 BY the
cuded by Edward Garnett with seven
illustrations. including trontispiece IN
Photogravure svo pp- kilt. 3se (The
John Lane Company
An account OF Fox minister orator
and champion OF the working classes: his
Brownings. and his unhappy domestic
affairs
WILLIAM FITZHUGH GORDON. virsinian
OF the Old School; His Life, Times and
Contemporaries (1Ts7-1s5s) b. ArrnI-
stead G Gordon. svo. pp. 412. (The
Neale Publishing Company
LINCOLN. LEE. GRANT AND OTHER
BIOGRAPHICAL ADDRESSES BY Judge
Emory speer Illustrated I2mo. pp 26e
cine Neale Publishing Company
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
FICTION,

THE MARQUIS OF MURRAY HILL. BY
The Baron 12mo. pp. $50. Boston:
The Roxburgh Publishing Company
MARY JAMES PA. BY Norman Way From
the play OF the same name by Edith Ellis
illustrated 12mo. pp. S14 (The H X
Ely Company
AN EASTERN LION IN THE WEST; or.
Marvellous Find OF an Ideal BY M 7 T
H Myth Illustrated. 12mo. pp. Il. lis
The Broadway Publishing Company
A son OF CAROLINA BY Genie Orchard
StovalL l2mo. pp- 369 (The Neale Pub
fishing Company
A love story Of the South
IA BELLE SAN ANTOINE BY Johonnas
Bennett 12no. pp 2SS. The Neale
Publishing Company
a novel oS Texas in Spanish days
THE TYRANT BY Mrs Henry De la Past
ure. i2mO, pp 3Sl e =. Dutton &
Coz
The scene of this novel by the author
OF Peters Mother" Is laid in Wales
TEs tyra1t is Richard hemys the father
Cf seven whose love for power and money
causes much uDnapDiness 20 his wife anC
children
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

sprightiy fireside cat. between the bull
the cow and the OK. between the loaf Of
bread and the sugar basin. between the
rabbit and the sheep. between the oak
tree and the elm. between the pig and
the wolf. between the ivy and the will
low. are deliciously human, genial and
sympathetic. This poetic fantasia was
produced on the stage IN Moscow with
great success. and will be given in dra-
matte shape next month in London and
az Dusseldorf, Prague and Budapest.
"Quarante Ans de Musique" is the
modest title OF the diary and reminis-
cences OF Ernest Reyer. composer Of
"Sigurd" and "Salammbo" and writer In
the Journal des Debats" on musical
subjects until his death. IN 1905. Reyer
was a musical poet. imbued with intense
melancholy. His inspirations at certain
moments attained grandeur. As a critic
he was severe. caustic and ironicaI. The
volume. which is published by the Ii
prairie Fasquelle. contains many per-
sonal anecdotes concerning Wagner.
Berlioz. Liszt. Weber. Felicien David,
Gounod. Bizet. Verdi. Massenet, Saint
Saens and Lalo.
From the Lbrairie Berger-LevrauIt
comes an attractive little volume entitled
souvenirs dun Captaine de Cavalerie"
The author, Captain Henri Chopin. re-
lates In an animated conversational way
experiences that reach from 1851 70 1881
he was an intimate friend and comrade
OF the late General de GaIIiret The
book abounds in amusing adventures Of
Galliffet at the Court of the TuiIeries.
In Mexico. during the Franco-Prussian
War and in Paris under the Third Re-
public CT p
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

49,. FOR he servss often as the authors
--,,,.hunece. The stories VII have most
-s~-.@cance for those nj q distance. for
..,,xes 20 whom this initiatory period 4.
: c,osec book. and for children OF the
-.st.o 20 whom IL Ia. become the
simnest Of ancestral trsditions-we
~, 20 fast and so far IN one or two
~.,ersfsors in this country. The tales
80 a certain perspective for their true
,-,,o-t 20 be brought out OF the
,,,sho-'s sincerity and seriousness O,
nose there can be no doubt
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
POETRY.

TARRY WITH NE AND OTHER VERSES
Bv Caroline Sprague smith i2mO. pp X.
1856 (The Cheltenham Pressl
THE HUDSON AND OTHER POEMS By
George 5 Hellnan i2mo. pp TX. Ia.
&C P. Putnam's Sorsl
POEMS By Peter J Malone Edired BY
Helen Z Malone I2mO. pp- 93- tThe
Neaie Publishing Company
PAST-TIMES By william Meade Psgram-
12mo. pp. I41 Baltimore: John Fl.
Saumenig & CO..
Under the subtitle In Golden Thread
and Gray" appear the writer's serious
poems and in "Old Wine IN New Bottles
old proverbs are 20 be found in verse OF
modern form
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
BOOKS And AUTHORS.
Talk of Things Present and to
Come.

Two volumes Of short stories by the
author OF "A Certain Rich Man" have
just come from the Macmillan press.
They are entitled, respectively. strata
gems and Spoils" and THE Real Issue"
These are new editions OF books which
Mr.. White has brought out in another
form
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

In the collected edition Of Mrs. Hum
phry Wards novels which the Hough-
ton Miffiin Company is issuing will be
found new introductions in which the
author discourses concerning her own
work and mentions the sources from
which she has drawn her characters.
Every set will contain her autograph
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
HISTORY.

THE GREAT FRENCH REVOLUTION l7s9-
i .gS. BY =, 4. kr9p9tkip, I,. Translated
pp ri. 6IO. &c. ?. Putnams SonsJ
a study OF the development and chief
events Of the Revolution from
nonic point OF view
MOORE'S HISTORY OF THE STATES
UNITED AND OTHERWISE BY Charles
T Moore. 12mo pp. 2S3. (The NeaIs
Publishing Company
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
MISCEllANE EOuS.

Vital. ECONOMY: OR. HOW TO CONSERVE
YOUR STRENGTH. BY John II. Clarke.
NJ d 12mO. pp. li9- a. Wessels.)
Telling people who have little energy
TO spare how they that energy
20 the best advantage.
THE AIRSHIP ALMANAC. A Little Light
Literature on High Life. Telling How TO
Get or the Earth and How 10 Get On
Again Including much excellent advice
on how and when 10 fail. where 10 alight
Complete list OF official hospitals OF the
Aero club. etc By Lewis Allen Illus
t-arfous by =. q. Bartholomew. I6mo. pp.
81 Boston. Iohn W. Luce 3 Coz
TOWNSEND -TOWNSHEND 1O6G-f9O9 The
History. Grnealogv and Alliances OF the
English and American House Of Town
send. Compiled by James e. Townsend
1HGI. Hon. Martin I. Townsend. 1871
Charles Hervey TOwnshend. 1875. a
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ARr.

IN JAPAN. Pngrimages TO the shrinss Of Art
BY CASTOR Migeon, conservator Of the
Louvre Museum Translated from the
Frerch by Florence Simmons. With many
Illustrations limo. pp. xii. 207. (Phila-
delphia: The ]. 3. Lippincott Company
Descriptive OF the treasures of painting
and sculpture preserved in the temples Of
the country. and the masterpieces col
lected IN the museums of Toxic. Kyoto
and Nara
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

dred full page plates. and twenty of
them will be in colors- 1t Will be pub
lished in five parts. the first OF which Is
nearly ready. The edition Is limited
one
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

An art book which will appeal 10 many
collectors is in course OF preparation by
Lord Ronald Sutherland Cover II is a
monograph. to bs published by Goupil.
on the art treasures Of Stafford House,
the London home Of the Duke OF Suther-
land. The book will contain one hun
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
JUvE EMILE.

ME HOUSE OF THE HEART, AND OTHER
PLAYS FOR CHILDREN Designed for
eo5 aaiAay' l-"'' '' - 'HFHr' Holt &
Ten one-act PLAYS. which include Morality
Christmas time. are contained IN this col
lection. together with full directions as 10
costumes and setting
BETTY VIVIAN. a Story of Haddo Court
school BY l. T Meade With eight Illus
trations by a Boyd iomo. pp. 39+
Philadelphia: The J. B Lipp!ncott Com
a tale Of schoo. girl life in Ensland
MURIEL AND HER ATNT IL OR, SSHo0I.
B2yq I;365oe6PI, iS@2 RI ta3D.6T tl3 5F9iadelPhia
coiored Illustrations by " H. c. Groome.
1eno pp. BIS CTae B. Lippincott Com
ranyp
Gerald wilton cnI Jack I.swtord ar- two
British youngsters who have all sorts OF
exciting adventures IN the Ivenia. a Martian
airship, IN which they go 10 vis; Mars
Heidi BY Johanna Sryrt With colorsd illus
trations by Lizzie Lawson. 12mo pp ix,
3I9 ,E P. Dutton < Coz
The story ot ne early Iifs Of HEIDI a
end Of her exile N a great town.
COME AND Go. \ novel book for children.
Verses ~ Clifton Bingham +to- CE. P.
Dutton K Coz
move wiki the aid OF silken strings.
CAPTAIN PETE OF CoRTEsANA- BY James
cooper Wheeler. Illustrated l2mo. pp-
2g2 e. p. Dutto7 Coz
story 81 adventure.
OLD MANS BEARD. AND OTHER TALES
BY G. NJ Fauding- Illustrated by Walter
=. Starmer. l2mo. xt Is4. tE. P Dutton
Fairy Tales about the Old Mans Beard.
the Dustman. and the history OF the
Iustrations and many black and white
drawings.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
NATURE BOOKS.

FINN THE wOLFHOUND. BY A. Dawson
illustrated by r. y. Buxton svo. pp TX.
4s6 philadelphia. The J. B. Lppineott
Company
The story oc a faithful Dog and how he
saved hi. masters life.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

A great deal OF highly interesting an
ecdotal material is 10 be used in the
papers on The Great Publishing Houses
OF the United States" series which
The Bookman" viii produce during the
coming year.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

Readers who Ike 10 possess their IA
vorite authors in luxurious editions usu-
ally have TO be content. when the said
authors are still living and active. TO
wait for this particular boon until the
busy pens are dropped. Lovers Of Kip
ling are better off, for as each new book
or his comes out IN the ordinary trade
edition IL is also added by the Scribners
TO that Outward Bound" edition OF his
works in prose and verse which makes
one OF the handsOmest sets" published
in recent years. The twenty-fOurth vol
ume in this edition-one reflects, by the
way, with some establishment, on the
sheer bulk OF Mr. Kipling's work-has
lately appeared. II is devoted 10 "AC-
tons and Reactions" a collection Of
short stories containing at least one gem,
An Habitation Enforced" This volume
gives US the same familiar luxury OF pa
per. typography and printing. ali in the
best Of good taste. and the elephants
head is. as usual, On the title page and
cover. The illustrations this time are
from various hands.
Samuel the Seeker is the title Of a
novel which Mr.. Upton Sinclair pro-
poses 70 issue next spring
The lovers of English literature
throughout the world will feel interest in
the plan for a memorial 70 Sir Philip
Sidney which the Dutch propose 10 raise
al Zutphen. Those wishing to contribute
may communicate with the chairman Of
the Dutch committee, Baron van NageH.
Burgomater Of Warnsveld.
II is reported that in his blogra. .hy
OF Sheridan. which is just coming from
the Riverside Press. Mr.. Sichel has been
able 10 use a quantity Of information
which has heretofore been locked away.
The story Of the splendid young fellows
romantic marriage 10 Miss Finley and II
their life together is told with great full
ness and viyidness. There is a touching
glimpse in Sheridan's diary OF the
wife slowly fading in the grip Of
desired 10 be placed at the piano
forte. Looking the shadow OF her
own picture, she played some notes
with the tears dropping on her thin
arms. Her mind is become heavenly.
but her mortal form is fading from my
sight, and ! look in vain into my own
mind for assent 10 her apparent convic-
tion that all will not perish"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

sONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE By
Elizabeth Barrett Browning With illus
rraJions by Margaret Armstrong limo
no paginati0u- &C p. Putnam's SOns-J
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

A MILITARY CONSUL. IN TURKEY The
experiences and impressions Of a British
representative IN Asia Minor BY Captain
A Townshend F. r G. E With many
Illustrations svo. pp 527 (Philadel
phta: The j. p. LippincOtt Company
Describing the country and the cOndl-
tions therein from 1903 20 1906
TALES OF TRAVEL ALL AROUND THE
WORLD. Bv Horace A Taylor 12mO.
pp. 25T. The Nea!e Publishing Com
pany)
An account OF two ard a half years Of
.raVeI by eX-Assistant Secretary OF the
United States Treasury Department
THINGS SEEN IN HOLLAND. BY Charles
z Roche. With ATTY illustrations 16nnO.
pp. xii 249 (E. p. I'utton & Coz
Impressions Of it's picturesque cities and
quaint waterways
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
POLITICS.
JENNINGS

SPEECHES OF WILLIAM JENNINGS
BRYAN Revised and arranged by him
self With a Biographical INTRODUCTION BY
Mary Baird Bryan. his wife. In two vol
umes. 12mo. pp. H. 321: wifi. AS CTke
Funk Wsgnalls Company
The first OF these volumes contains
speeches taxation and bime rallism. the
second. political educational. religious and
miscellaneous speeches
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
NEU FRENCH BOOKS.
n FAIRY Tale by Maurice Mae
ferIinck.
Paris. November %.

Paris, November q.
Maurice Materlinck's "Oiseau Bieu." a
fairy tale In five acts. just published by
the Librairie FasqueIle. is fascinating
biz OF Aristophanic sentiment. narrated
IN sparkling dialogue form by the in
,.-,a,,ons O, the souls OF animals, fair
les. trees, flowers end children. Talks
between the grim cid watchdog and the
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
IOST-BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK NO 397. .Ise OF the Union Dime
savings Bank. Is missing ANY person having
a claim 10 Is hereby called upon % present the
within DAYS. submit % having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued
LOST.-Bankbook No. I'D. OO2. Bank for savings.
2s0 attn ave. New York. Payment stopped
Please return book % bank.
LOST. .-Bankbook No. 7T6 10. Bank for savings.
80 4th ave. New York. Payment stopped
Please return book % bank.
LOST-Bankbook No 39i. 2os % Dry Dock saw
ings Institution ANY person having claims
upon said book Il called upon 70 present the
same To the bank within thirty days or the said
book will be declared cancelled ami sxtinsuished
and a new issued IN lieu thereof
LOST OR STOLEN EN-Bankbook No. eod. TT %
the German Savings Bank m the city OF New
York corner Atm ave. and IAN st. issued 20
Loge de IA Conccrd- No. ~. o r. All
persona are cautioned against Negotiating the
same II not returned the bank the 18th
aay eS December. l9Qo. . duaheAts VIZ - tseusA
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
BEST NEW BOOKS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Dorothy Brown
Br NINA RHOApE,

Author OF Brick House Books
Illustrated g50
The great number OF Brick House
Book readers who VIII want this
book will find their interest materially
increased BY the temperance OF a
number Of favOrite characters in other
books. and It's success is assured from
the first
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

sooks AND PUBLICATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
Dave Porter and His
Classmates

BY EDWARD STRATENEYER
Fifth volume or Dave Porter Series.
Illustrated. SIS.
Dave is back at Oak Hall after his
thrilling trip 20 find the father he
has never seen. His chums are lead
erS in the activities Of the school, and
Dave is rhe best type OF an American
schOOlbOy-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
lOSr-5ANkBOOkS.

LOsr OR STOLEN. -Bankhook No. Sss ses of
the Err igrant Industrial savings Sank Pay
ment stopped PLEASE return book 70 bank. No.
81 Chamh~Ts 81
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
Pfue AT School

BY AMY BROOKS
Second volume OF the ''Prue Books"
Illustrated by the author. 800
Little Prue is a favorite. and we
cannot wonder that she Is Hers Is
OF the district school variety. for
Prue IS a little country girl, but
blessed with the kindesJ OF parents
and very charming older sister.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

Henry Holt& Co. : X. y rs. i;s St
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

Just published-thc Best Dictionary
in the Best Binding-the Newly Re
viscd and Amplihed Funk & Wag-
nails
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

Samuel the Seeker is the title OF a
novel which Mr.. Upton Sinclair pro-
poses 70 issue next spring
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

Mother fuckers
Seven
BY ANGELINA W. wRAY
Illustrated. 81 .
Mother Tucker is the refined. deli
cate widow OF a country clergyman
who has lost his life in an act Of
herOiSm. and the seven children are
OF varying ages. but all are busy and
CHEEKY.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-04
American Patty

Fifth volume OF Brave Heart Series"
Illustrated GS.
Patty Is a grave. vinsone girl OF
sixteen. whose family have settled
across the Canadian border and ars
living IN peace and prosperity. and
on the best OF terms with the neigh
oOrs and friendly Indians. All this Is
suddenly and entirely changed by the
breaking out OF war
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
A Great Big Event in
A Back ROOm.-GueSS
What and Where
Hint: A Hundred Years OF What's
Black and White and Yet Read
All Over. +fv

Michigan newspaper in
then the Northwest 1.-THE Michigan Essay"
being anniversary interesting prof.
ceedings N
There will be something said about Father Gabriel Richard
founded the first of the Aghanies something
feeble and tou beginnings of the frontier
word for woman the history of the state and the calling
of the forgotten who have figured century
journalism not forgetting the might and majesty
press in its present.day development.
modesty everyone Yet M
enough twill The miOntOngued press speaks
hour and every day. and need hold make
The biggest thing show
ing of what pass Father
At that time there 3s4 newspapers country putting
yearly total of 200 Twenty-Five of these newspapers
daies and 10 dupcateued thrice
form from daily Offices 16 rwee SO semiwekes 262 weekies
Today there nearly 500 1000 of them dae
and there number metropolitan whose
exceeds the combined circulation of the 1854
dred years ago.
In Michigan there twice newspapers published
day there the whole country when THE Michigan Essay
launched.
An ducative extended this
needs fireworks crash of assembling of dgniar to
forth its Importance in the onward sweep of civilization
What does take that it doing its keeping
the nation its ideals that fneness not swallowed
in bigness of press
versatility circulation
that consistent highchar.
actered press
that editorial orders from peoples
advertising orders from fakirs and frauds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-09
(ro he Continued.)

The largest movable bridge yet
built in Asia is a double-leaf roller
lift affair. with an opening 200 feet
wide. erected by a Chicago company
for a railroad In Burma.