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New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
MlSCElLANE EOUS.

THE PRINCIPLES OF SOIL MANAGEMENT:
BY T. Lyttleton Lyon Phi. D.. and Elmer
O. EpPRi 5R b bs s Nadman Is'Tafea copang azo Dp
This volume which treats of the prin-
cipes of soil technology. is issued in the
Rural Textbook series.
VISITING NURSING IN THE UNITED
STATES. Containing a directory Of the
organizations employing trained visiting
nurses with chapters the principles.
organization and methods OF administration
of such work BY Yssabella Waters. Svo,
PIP S67. (The Charities Publication Com
mittee)
COMMERCIALIsM AND JOURNALISM BY
Hamilton Holt. managing editor OF The
INDEPENDENT l6mo. PIP. 100. CFhe Housh-
ton Mifiin Company
Showing the large part that advertising
plays in modern journalism.
THE CONFLICT BETWEEN PRIVATE MO
NOPOLY AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP Sy
John Graham Brooks. 16mo. PIP. 43. The
Houghton Miffiin Company
MODERN LETTERING. ARTISTIC AND
PRACTICAL. A course for artists. archi-
tects. sign writer's and decorators The
construction of pen-and-nk designs tor
heads business cards. memorials. resolu-
tions. etc. By William Heyny Win
thIrty-lve plates. Drawings by the author.
4to. pp. 1856. CWilliam T. ComstockD
VEHICLES OF THE AIR. A popular exposi-
tion of modern aeronautics, with working
drawings. BY Victor LOugheed. Illustrated
svo, PIP 40 (Reiily & BrittonD
AN ALMANACK FOR THE YEAR OF OUR
LORD 1910. BY Joseph Whitaker. F. s. A
Containing an account of the astronomical
information respecting the government,
finances. population, commerce and general
statistics of the British Empire throughout
the world. with some notice of other coun-
tries. limo pp vii. $50. Uondon: Whit
aker's Almanack-)
Under the headings Customs and Excise.
Licenses and Stamps, Taxes and Death
Duties the changes are shown they will
be chargeabe should the budget become law
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
mentioned below in MIR. Melville's ac-
count in THE Athennuuo".

IRON from the days when he began to read,
Nlghts. and these and other Eastern tales
ne was fond of discussing with Henley,
whose acquaintance he made not later than
the autumn OF 1871. A chance suggestion
OF Henley led the younger man to Thoughts
OF the composition OF q Suite des Contes
ATaoess and eagerly he sought the germ
OF story. he wrote to Henley on January
H !fS: The spirit has moved me this Eve
ana smut up In my Apartment as you ad-
spirauons. What will be the consequences
OF this mood ! am not bold enough TO de-
termine."
Solitary communion with his eyer-vivid
imagination bore fruit almost at once and
eight days later he was able to tell Henley
he was at work on a story as yet un-
named, but soon to be referred to IVA
thec The tale was not finished when
Beckford left England for the Continent
on May 10, but "Vathek" as we know H.
was completed before January 80, 1888,
when Rockford told Henley. now rector
OF Rendlesham: Il go on bravely with the
weeks TO wind up his adventures" Later
in the year the MS was sent to Henley.
who proposed to translate it from the
French into English. Henley, however
was in no hurry to set about the task he
had volunteered to undertake; and In May
1884, BeCkford-for the first time giving his
hero the name by which he is known-in-
quires: Have you finished 'Nathek'?" and
ADDS, 81 am far gone on another episode"
Not until February, 17S5, did a portion of
the translation reach the author, who was
vastly pleased with Henley's work: and
the rest OF the English version soon fol-
lowed
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Gilman's "A Son of the Desert (The
century Company, dedicated to Mr.
Roosevelt, is most satisfactory tale of
danger. capture and hairbreadth 'scape in
Egypt, the American boy who is its hero
being held for ransom by band of out
laws and rescued by the Arab boy whom
he has befriended. Local color and con-
ditions and native life and customs re-
ceive proper attention from the author.
Bar B Boys" by Edwin L. Sabin
(Crowell & Coz, needs no bush: here is
the old favorite cowboy life again de-
scribed with spirit
Two books that deserve special atten-
ton are Kate Stephens's "Stories from
The Old Chronicles" (The Sturgis & Wal
ton Company and Elizabeth D. Rem
ninger's THE Story of Rustem and Other
Persian Hero Tales from Firdusi'
tCharles Scribner's Sons) Miss Stephens
has taken her material from Holinshed,
Geonrey of Monmouth, Eginhard, Asser,
Henry of Huntingdon, William of New
burgh, Geoffrey de Vinsauf, John de
Joinville, Froissart and others whose
names are lost, though their chronicles
nave come down to us. Apart from the
intrinsic interest of their contents, both
DOCKS are distinguished by high literary
merit. We have the right-it is our duty
to insist upon a certain standard in the
books for our children, not only upon
clinical tendency, if not necessarily
avowed didactic purpose, but also on a
cultural standard and literary quality.
Arthur G. McFarlane's readable Red
hey McGaw" Oittle, Brown G. Coz is too
sturdy In the realism of it's pictures Of
the life of travelling circus to please
us; its subject-matter is unobtectionabIe
out us manner is little too close to the
roughness of the seamy edge.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
BOOKS OF THE WEEK
ART AND ARCHITECTURE

THE ART OF THE BELGIAN GALLERIES
Being a History of the Flemish School OF
Paintings. Illuminated and demonstrated by
critical descriptions OF the great paintings
in BruEes. Antwerp, Ghent. Brussels and
other Belgian cities. BY Esther Singleton.
Illustrated. 12mo. pp. xiii. 1863 (Boston:
l.. q. Page & Co)
THE ART OF THE METROPOLITAN MU-
scum OF NEW YORK. Giving a descrip-
tive and critical account of it's treasures
which represent the arts and crafts from re
mote antiquity to the present time. BY
David c. Preyer NJ. A. Illustrated. Svo,
PIP. xiv. 419. CBoston: L. G. Page & Coz
CASTLES AND CHATEAUX OF OLD BUR
GUNDY AND THE BORDER PROVINCES.
BY Francis Miltoun. With many illustra-
tions reproduced from paintings made the
spot by Blanche McManus. 12mo. PIP TX
333. (Boston l. c, Page Coz
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

TEKRY'S MEXICO. Handbook for Travellers
BY T Philip Terry. With two maps and
TWENTY-FIVE plans 12mo. PIP ccXl. 595
(TEe Houghtnn Miffiin Company
Describing Mexico's cities towns mu-
seums. picture galleries. cathedrals. pyra-
mlds ruined cities, mines and various re
sorts. with notes on travelling expenses.
passports railways. steamships and hotels
sIKHIM AND BHuTAN,; Twenty one Years
an the NORTHEAST Frontier. lSST-1S0S
Ry j. Claude White, &. / +. With Illus
trations and map Crown Svo. PIP. xix.
I3l CLongmans Green 4 COZ
During the twenty-one years of which
the author writes he visited almost every
corner OF the mountain countries OF Six
him and Bhutan. and was brought into
close contact with their heterogeneous
populations He gives full account OF
his missions and explorations.
HUNTING IN BITISH EAST AFRICA. BY
Percy c Madeira. With foreword by
Frederick Courtney Selous and hun
dred and twenty nine illustrations from
photographs by the author. Svo, PIP. 303.
philadelphia: The J. u. Lippincott Com
pany.)
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18


The City" as the phrase is used in
London. spells business and sordid care.
Foreigners who visit the great metropo-
lis are usually aware of what lies in the
City that also suggests historical asso-
Citations. The Tower for example
though grown old fashioned as a sight"
and disdained by the superior person. is
even by that quaint type remembered
But few travellers who have not delib-
eTately given their minds, and legs, to 1t
are aware of what that seemingly pro-
sale network Of streets may be made 10
Weld. and il was good idea for Mr.
Qgilyy TO prepare his Relics and Me-
MORALS Of London City" He is an an
tiquarian and an artist. For years, we
gather. he has prowled about regions
which are ordinarily left neglected and
now he gives US fascinating gallery OF
wonderful old churches, public buildings
and other landmarks. He is a clever
craftsman who puts his cleverness at
the service Of the truth and his carefully
executed sketches possess a certain doc
umentary value. Some, at least, Of the
later disappear. These drawings, well
reproduced in colors, will then be doubly
appreciated.
Mr. Ogilvy's pictures are hardly more
attractive than are the unassuming notes
IN which he describes his subjects and
ADDS such facts or anecdotes as may be
found in memoirs and the like. When he
comes upon Trinity House, on Tower
Hi, the headquarters of that Corpora
ton which looks after the lights on
Brltain's coast, lie not only portrays the
handsome eighteenth century building,
but glances AT the history OF this insti-
tuition and brings in, for instance. one
Of its Younger Brethren" the redoubt-
able Sam Pepys. Naturally We have
quotation from the Diary: ITO Aldgate,
and AZ the corner shop, a Diapers,
stood and did see Barkestead, Okey and
Corbet drawn toward the gallows at Ty-
burn. and there they were hanged and
CHARTERED. They all looked very cheer
ful" NE. Ogilvy is always animating
the streets through which he rambles
with episodes thus denoting the life OF
other DAYS. ae has read much. but he
is not pedantic His book is Of value
and II makes good company.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Two new picture books come from the
Scribners-two of those thin but broad
volumes in which an artist has the
ample page to himself One of these is
The American Girl" collection of full
page portraits in colors of that beguiling
damsel by Mr.. Harrison Fisher. He is
very gay and clever. and his lovely types
are here set forth with admirable color
printing. Mr.. James B. Darlington pro-
vides friendly 'Foreword," and a por-
TRAIT OF Mr. Fisher is also included. Mr.
James Montgomery Flagg. the maker Of
the other volume. called City People"
has to be content with black and white
but this is in no wise to be regretted.
His pen drawings. facile and forcible
enough in technique, are chiefly of in
terest for the humor in them. He does
not need color to make his points. Mr..
Flagg is shrewd observer of contem-
porary life, and his skits are genuinely
funny.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
RELIGIOUS.

THE LIBERTY OF PROPHESYING. With It's
lust Limits and Temper, Considered with
Reference to the Circumstances of the Mod
ern Church. BY II. Hensley Henson. 12mo.
PIP. XII. 293. tNew Haven: Yale University
Fress-)
Containing the Lyman BeeCher Lectures,
delivered 1909 before the Yale Divinity
School. and three sermons, by the canon
OF Westminster and rector os St. MarGarets s.
Westminster
INTERLUDES IN A TIME OF CHANGE:
ETHICAL. SOCIAL. THEDLJOGlCAI1 BY
James Morris Wilton. Frontispiece- l2mo.
pp. 2S6. CThomas Whittaker)
GREAT ISSUES. BY Robert F. Horton. limo.
PIP. vi 3S4. (The Macmillan Company
Chapters on Myths. Religion. Morality
Philosophy. Theology. Life and Death.
LIFE IN HIS NAME. BY David NJ Mcintyre
12no. PIP. X, 33s "a. c. Armstrong & SOM
Emphasizing the foundation truths on
which reposes the life of faith.
ETCHINGs OF THE MASTER; BY John T
Mcfarland. limo PIP. vi. 29I eaton <
Mains)
The authors conception of Christ pict-
ured by the gospels.
THE IDEA OF 4 FREE CHURCH. BY Henry
Sturt. 12mo. PIP xiii. 300. london The
Walter Scott Publishing Company, Iimited)
Mr.. Sturt attempts to apply phiosophic
principles TO solve urgent religious prob
lens of day. and sets forth his reasons
for believing that the moral teaching Of
Christianity is obsolete and inadequate. and
furnishes suggestions for the work and or
gantzatiCn OF a Free Church.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
JUV NILE.

THE LITTLE CoLoNELs GOOD TIMES
BOOK. BY Annie Fellows Johnston Dec
Grated by +. Nerhurg 12mo. No paKina-
ton. (Boston: l. c. Page & Co)
In which the readers of the Little Colo
mel" stories can keep record diary such
as Betty had.
CHEMISTRY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. BY Tudor
Jenks. with sixteen illustra tions and twenty
seven diagrams. limo. PIP \. 800. (The
Frederick A. Stokes Company
An account OF its main principles
RIRDs OF THE WORLD FOR YOUNG PEO-
PIE. BY Charles r knight and Ella
Hardcastle. With forty-one color plates
and numerous black white illustrations.
Large 12mo. PIP. Xiv. 260. The Frederick
A. Stokes Company)
Information about nearly all OF the birds
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
BIOGRAPHY.

MY LIFE IN CHINA AND AMERICA BY
Yung Wing, A. r.. LII. d. (Yale). Fronts
piece. svo PIP. Ill., 2s6. CHenry Holt & Coz
The authors early life in China his edu-
cation at Yale, his return TO China and his
work for the Chinese Educational Move
ment."
LORD KELVIN'S EARLY HOME. Being the
recollections of his sister the late Mrs
Elizabeth King, together with some family
letters and supplementary chapter by the
editor Elizabeth Thomson King With illus
trations from Mrs. Kings own drawings and
those of her daughters. Svo. pp wifi, 245
(The Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

The Baker e. Taylor Company pub
fishes to-day the second volume of 1.-THE
History of Architecture" the compen-
dious work by the late Russell Sturgis
which in it's first volume made plain the
high value of the authors general
scheme. The second volume contains
four hundred illustrations. and it is
stated that it is a more sumptuous af-
fair than the first. In issuing it the pub
fishers express indebtedness to MIR. D. N.
B. Sturgis for editorial assistance and to
Mr.. Arthur L. rockingham, jr., who, by
the way, is engaged on the preparation
of the third and final volume of this
work.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
POETRY AND DRAMA.

POEMS. by Percy MaCKaye. limo, PIP. TX. ls9
(The Macmillan Company
DORIAN DAYS. Poems. BY Wendell Phillips
Stafford. 12mo, PIP. vi. l12 tThe Macm'l-
Ian Company
SONGS AND SONNET'S. BY Elizabeth Colwell
12mO pagination. tFredertc Fairchhd
Sherman)
POEMS BY Winthrop Mackworth Praed. Sc
lected and arranged with an Introduction
by Ferris G;reenslet. FrontispieCe. l2mo, PIP.
242 CThe HouEhton. Mitfin Company
Reviewed in another column.
THE PASSION PLAY OF OBERAMMERGAC.
Translated from the German text with an
historical introduction by Montrose J. Moses
Frontspiece. 12mo. PIP. xviii 2ls. CDuf-
field &.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Morning Star is the title of a ro-
nance of ancient Egypt which Mr. Rider
Haggard intends to publish in the spring
1t is the love story of a queen of the
Nile. He will also bring out a little
later another story entitled, Queen
Sheba's Ring" 1t is said that he is now
hard at work upon two books in which
he is describing more of the thrilling ex-
periences of our old friend, Allan Qua
termain.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
SOCIOLOGY.

SOCIAL. FORCES BY Edward T. Devine.
From the editors page of The Survey.
I2mo. PIP. 226. Charities Publication Com
mittee.)
compilation OF twenty-five editorials
from The Survey.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
HISTORY.

THE RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
AND SPAIN. Diplomacy. BY French Ensor
Chadwick rear admiral United States Navy
svo pp. $40. Charles Scribner's Sons)
A study OF the causes beginning as far
back as 1853 which eliminated in the war
of 1898.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

THE FRENCH PROCESSION. A Pageant OF
Great Writers. By Nine Mary Duclaux'
"a. Mary f. Robnson) illustrated. SVo'
PIP. XIV. 35s. Duffield & Coz
a study of French literature.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Harpers publish, is a capital perform
ance. The pictured comicaIities are orig
inal, and they are accompanied by neatly
turned verses. A good bit of fun for the
holidays.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
"VATHEK." +"
Note on the History Of Bcckford
and His Book.

In Cyrus Re rs book about Beck
ford the latter is made 10 say that ne
wrote "Vathek" ct one sitting, in the
space Of three days and two ghts of
hard labor never taking off his clothes
the whole time. We know now that TINS
was an Inaccurate statement, but MI
Lewis Melville has lately discovered
correspondence between Beckford ana
his translator, the Rev Samuel Hehiey'
which goes to show that the author was
truthfuIIy speaking, not of 'Vathek.' pu.
OF one of the unpublished Episodes
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
REPRINTS.

THE HISTORY OF HENRIE THE FOURTH.
Edited by r J. Furnvan. NJ A.. Pm. D.,
Lit D. With introduction by F. ". Clarke.
NJ. A. In parts. i2mos PIP xii 80; xii,
10I Duffieid & Co)
In The old-speling Shakespeare series.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
MUSIC.

BOOK OF OPERAS Their histories. their
plots and their music BY Henry Edward
Krehbiel. Illustrated. 12mO, pp- XVI. $40.
(The Macmillan Company
Reviewed in another column.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

The Putnams bring out a charming
holiday edition of Mrs Browning's Son
nets from the Portuguese" Each SON
net has page to itself. and opposite is
dainty decoration by Miss Margaret
Armstrong, who also supplies a grace
fully designed frontispiece 1t is pretty
book
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
FICTION.

THE DOUBLE LIFE BY CASTOR Ieroux
12mo. PIP. 300. John f. Kearney)
Being the story OF the strange adventures
OF Theophraste Longuet.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Mr.. Peter Newell. well known as an
Illustrator in a vein of drollery, has
turned hts attention to new field. THE
Peter Newell Calendar" which the
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

President Eliots stimulating lecture on
1.-The Religion of the Future" delivered
last July before the Harvard Summer
School of Theology, and afterward
printed in "The Harvard Theological Re-
view," has been issued in book form by
John w. Luce e Co, In the multitude of
reactions on this address the real point
of divergence seems to be at the ques-
tion whether one may be content with
Christianity as an enlightened religion
or whether one must make a religion out
of enlightenment.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

what shall a man do for his beloved
DOCKS on whose binding there gathers,
tor one reason or another film of mill
dew? A correspondent of Notes and
queries thinks that formalin will be
FOUND useful 1T may be applied" he
says, with brush, without dilution. and
$50 far as my experience goes) without
any injury to the leather II seems not
only to Kill the existing mildew, but also
to prevent at least for year or two,
the growth of new mildew, although the
neighboring volumes which have not
been so treated may be mildewed. The
formalin I used is that made by the
Chemische Fabrik of Berlin. but it can
be obtained from any chemist"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
LITERATURE.

Of the world. with stories illustrating their
habits and natures.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

incidents of an Antiquary's Life" is
the title Of lively volume which the
Macmillan Company is about TO issue. It's
author is Mr.. ID. G.. Hogarth. keeper of
the Ashmolean Museum and an accom-
plished explorer.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Mr.. De Morgan's new novel, ut Never
Can Happen Again." is apparently ap-
pealing to the book buyer. 1t is an
nounced that four large American edi-
tions have already been printed
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18
LONDON, THE CITY.
More Pages of antiquarian
Lore.

RELICS AND MEMORIALS OF LONDON
CITY. BY James S. Ogilvy With s4
colored plates by the author. 4to. PIP.
viii, 263. Z. p. Dutton & Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Mr.. Bernhard Berenson's new book, "a
Sienese Painter of the Franciscan Le-
gend." will be published by the John
Lane Company about the middle of jan
uary. The artist of whom this is
study is Stefano di Giovanni, called Sas-
setta. The volume will include twenty
five collotype reproductions of Sassetta's
paintings.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Mrs. Gertrude Atherton's new novel.
THE Tower of Ivory is another book
announced for early publication. 1t IS
mentioned as dealing with the diplo-
matte world and also with operatic
circles
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

The Baker & Taylor Company has
added to its "Child's Guide" series
fifth volume, entitled "A Child's Guide to
Reading" In this Mr.. John Macy, whose
experience on the editorial staff Of
THE Youths Companion" has made him
familiar with the requirements of young
readers, seeks to lead his pupils not into
the field Of juvenilia as that is gener-
ally understood, but into the field of lit
erature at large. He treats of fiction
and poetry, of history, biography. essays.
science and philosophy, and even in
Cludes a chapter on The Press of To-
day" Affixed to his papers OIL the diff
ferent forms Of literature are carefully
selected lists of representative books.
with brief descriptive and critical COM
ments. The Illustrations are portraits
of Milton. Dickens, Hawthorne. Shelley
and others.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

An English edition of Mrs. Hutchln-
sons book. Motoring in the Balkans"
has been arranged for by the American
publishers, A. c. McClurg & Co. There
is apparently a large and growing de-
mand for records of motoring tours in
all civilized regions.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Nine de Berny, the kind and noble
woman who was so beneficent a friend
to Balzac, is the subject of a just pub
lished book entitled La Dilecta de Bal
zac." The daughter of Marie An
toinettes harpist and the Queens god
daughter, this lady was born into a
world of startling transitions, and had
more than enough of romance and sor-
row In her own life. She was the orig
tnal of Nine de Mortsauff in Balzac's
story, lie Lys dams la Valee"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Mr.. Charles H. Sherril, the author of
two clever books, Stained Glass Tours
in England" and STAINED Glass Tours
in France" has been enlivening the
course of business as American Minister
to the Argentine by delivering a lecture
at the university in Buenos Ayres His
subject was "Pan-Americanism as Put
Forward by Clay, Sarmiento and Root"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

In a paper read before the British
Poetry Recital Society Lady Lindsay re-
called the story of Barry COrnwalrs jour-
ney across the Channel. The poet had
chanted the praises of the sea-
The sea, the sea
The blue, the fresh, the ever free.
but he was a wretched sailor. To him.
struggling in the grip of that most in
tolerable illness. comes cheerfully his
wife. Now" says she, what about the
blue. the fresh, the ever free'?'
New-York tribune., 1909-12-18

Mr. J. NJ. Barrie has been writing for
immediate publication book on the late
George Meredith.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10
Looking Backward.

tFrom the Morning Journal Of March
10, 1889
Eggs quoted at twenty-five cents
a dozen. Chimes have changed)
JEFF Raynolds" president Central
Bank Of Albuquerque, plans $4,000
residence in Las Vegas.
Tom y. cairon. the Well known
SANTA Fe attorney" in the city.
A. j. Maloy of Pueblo. Colo, ar.
rivcs in city on business visit.
Mile Bunnel, for two years city
editor Of the Journal, resigns to go
to Duluth, MINI, and is succeeded by
G. y. Russell
Distinguished party Of visitors in
city. including Governor Morton Of
Nebraska, Marshall Field and n. X.
Fairbank of Chicago.
Party of surveyors begin work OF
laying off town site at Gallup. N. NJ.
Rumored Chief Engineer Kingman
of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad.
win resign to go with the Mexican
Central.
Diogenes Draft. the well known
auctioneer, leaves the city ON a bust
ness trip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-10

And, incidentally, this turns attention
to the laudablc effort that is being
made by the territorial administration
for the making Of better country
roads.
with a large. but at present unused,
arca of the good land OF this terri
tory devoted to the cultivation Of gu
gar bccts, ana good roads constructed
through cooperation between the
counties and the territory. over which
to get he product TO market, mills
for the manufacture CT sugar would
at once spring up In many sections or
the territory, and New Mexico would
at once enter upon . new era Of In
and agricultural life. Both
the climate and the soil Of New Mex
leo are peculiarly adapted to the pro-
ductlon OF this crop. and If we can
once get II fairly started, the manu-
OF beet sugar win very soon
become ono Of our greatest m most
proflta bic Industries.