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New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

when asked % sign the constitution he wrote Alexis
Rex with a firm hand and then looked round on
the circle Of intent faces.
Gentlemen he said. Il hereby pledge myself 20
our land When / am dead, If my successor shows
signs of faltering make my skin into drumhead for
the cause of kosnONIat'
At the moment he really did not know that this
was borrow ed thunder and assuredly the hOsnovans
did not Already hIs utteTanCes were being re-
tailed with gusto. Before night every adult rnhabi-
tant OF Degratz was hkenIug their marvellous King,
fallen from the skies % a drum that should summon
the Serbs 20 found the Empire of their dreams.
Tie was asked If he would not order the Seventh
Regiment 10 evacuate the Black Castle that he
might take up his quarters there
There Is no hurry he said The place needs
cleaning
review Of the troops stationed IN other parts Of
C0Er7as1 On gGgs 10
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

make more than one gruff speech, and eloquent
Senators and Deputies had 10 proclaim the involate
nature OF the constitution and Alec had 10 sign
u amid a scene OF riOtcus enthusiasm. But these
things were the aftermath of a harvest reaued by
hall a dozen sentences. The Shumadia man S simple
phrase became formula Men laughed and said !:
Hola, That's a King Look at him.
In time Il reached the streets. The people took it
up as popular CatchwOrd. II whirled through all
kOsnOvia. Those who had never seen Alec nor
heard of him before they were told he was King
adopted token of their belief that the nation had
al last obtained ruler who surpassed all other Kings
But that was 10 come later While Alec was
listening 20 the plaudIts that proclaimed his tri-
umph, StampOf grOwled at him from behind the
half-Closed door.
"Godsl You've done it, And without a blowl
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

-..- .-. -e--.V not
caring -.- came ~ went
----- -- ..-- lobby
-- and political
GOSSIP --.-lei the
.---4. opening .- The sitting
b-- --e-. .. -- awkward
------ .-s----. pale
AL shaken -.--l the cham
te- -- . lHH- a- the
s -.. e--a. dlIs.
Silence IDS EN-e.le1cy
--e ---- shouted a
--- and ali men
looked --- .e-w hen they
disc. excl The Youthful
Stranger r. l--E lE The
--es Tie session
Ta>-. .e .- .-c. Press
l-- were excluded.
H-. chen
said Se-gls
.se spoke with
--- --r-essci
a--4-- ulwrr-
,.-s --- ear -. make
--s honor. house has al-
~.- -ae.t -o The
--r- . ri Govern
----
Je-- cried q voice.
a. -. --eu q Sela-
E
--e Pre-. -tet hand.
-- Other noes. the
.- have pro-
te- -s ri agree
-e- -- t-gm the
.-rE -. which the
-- -r but
-H -re-. electric feel
--- - -.e --e-r trusted
r --lach TINS
SD suddenly
-.e- --e And
A-s mon Why
-- .e .... L4Is
a. --ce said
.rs- .- fortunes II
A-1.rla -. u the bal
l-- . u ca ample
-lr -l- bur hear
--e --- ai5 thatthe
republican has been
----e- PC -l-suess We
common @ the rest If
humanity been horror
-.se- L -..e-- er erts In
-' believe land D--relgriug
- a.1-tel out
eA-.e. There Is no heir
-e ..l luc. We're
.-r --rl-rs ri the
"a. .. -e % t4r1~ II
AI- naturally
,-l q. -r. @ -gvI house
.H- Ne should
- -1-a a59. Gentle
. le-e Alexis Del
g4-g-
IL
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

- IN them was the germ Of
an abiding canker. What
would Joan say, He had
taken a sleeping car ticket
from Paris and had stepped
into his patrimony with as
little anxiety or delay as
would herald a rOval success
sion IN the oldest and most
firmly established monarchy
in Europe. What Of the
goddess with the great gray
eyes. clear and piercing. who
knew all the thoughts of
men s hearts and the secrets
of their souls. What of her
warning that she would
drive her chosen ones by
strange paths through doubt
and need and danger and
battle Which of these had
he encountered. beyond the
vanished phantoms of idle
hours passed in the coy
comfort Of the Orient EX-
press,
Never was kingdom won
so easily.
Well meant. but still it
rankled. That ominous line
of Nergil's S came 70 his mind,
Z IiUIt0 DlHaOS Il d0r1
IfysufsS i fear the Greeks
even bringing gifts Truly
the Greeks were coming
speedily. carrying IN full
measure the gifts of LOYALTY
and dominion. Yet he feared
them. 4 whiff of peril.
pitfalls 10 be leaped some
DAYS or weeks of dire uncer-
talnty. men 20 be won. and
factions placated -anvOrall
of thesemight haveappeaSed
the jealous gods. But this
instant success would shock
Olympus. IL cried for con-
trast by It's very flight 70 the
pinnacle.
None suspected this mood
II the chosen King. He
charmed these volatile and
romantic Serbs by his natur-
alness. He seemed % take
II So thoroughly for granted
that he was the one man
living who could rule them
according 20 their aspIra-
tions. that they adopted the
notion without reserve. The
morning passed IN a blaze Of
enthusiasm. Alec. OutWardlV
calm and hail fellow with all
who came IN contact with
HIM. was really IN a state OF
waking trance. His BRAIN
thrObbed with ideas. words
that he had never conned
flowed from his lips. Thus,
onstitutiOn. he wrote Alexis.
and then looked round ON
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

-0 ..r-. Ministers senators. <eljIeaeilla-
rs. -,l-r. -. that 1eaildercl roar. Those "ho " Sle
's ..st those ln the back benches stood on INC
So 20 lr-e. ta Eaze over the heads N front. MeI
-'- --- rri and turned u shout again az one
$500 %. through al the turmoil Alec iace'l men
IL -s l.- --...errurIable. and al what ne luds9- -
80 -s 'l.tf laucut-f0r that volcanic oulJ p p
49, -e 2.er time u exhaust itself he piacel ~
~. .-i-- ~ tae Presidents shoulder and Win TIC
esi4-. la desire - be heard. -
AsaI be- placed IMPLICIT confidence IN the al
ir-- element of curiosity. He kne" iull Neii
NM 't emotional Serbs could not hear ~ l4li--1
while the extraordinary racial dlileIe -,
nm. .-lieei and e. cry other man IN the a7,ilI-s
Ia made "a strong appeal ~ their draIlaue il-
and again he was justified, for the ne ne
PLOT ~ ls wish ~ address them Vas oDeye1 -
-, --.l as-liug oi the storm.
~ 'e-e" eolutymen he began, you "iOi-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

q z Wd9 hlISIDIu Won
So easily. God bless YOUR
Majesty, May YOU live
long and reign WOrthily.'
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
SAINT. Fe Excursion a.sss.

la Junta 10 Pueblo and return
$3.50: La Junta to Colorado Springs
and return, e2.75: on sale Sunday
June goth. only. Tickets good on
special train only. leaTing La Jun,A
s:%5 n m. and returning leave Colo
rado Springs O'Clock same day.
c. s. 4 c. c. d. Ry. has made
rate Of $50. Colorado Springs to
Cripple Greek country and return
same date. TO be purchased from
Short Line representative Who will
accompany train.
Manitou and Pixies Peak lhe au.
thorizes trip Manitou to Pixies Peak
and return. $500. same date.
Colorado Midland have rate Of
so cents for round trip. same date.
70 Great Mountain Falls o. Ute
Park
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
w'eh'ts 0sssssrs !" rs~n.

Full -fledged boosters from wicAita
Kan. l3e strong. arrived in Il Jun.
u Thursday morning 1t $40 o'cloch
and for fifty minutes owned the busi
ness streets ri the town. They we're
headed BY the band. which accompan
led them. and paraded the principal
streets. While the boosters made 20
cial calls upon the business men. and
Distributed some elegant souvenir
the hand gave . concert in the cour,
house park
Tie special train Of the booster,
vas equipped With . telephone ex
change connected With private phones
In each car. which was connected
With the telephone exchange in each
city Visited - soon ~ the train ar
rived. TIE connectioa vas made
In L. Jsnta and the Boosters vers
talkins 70 psoSse In their home town
y just oae niauts and one-half .bsat
iAg ~ Desvtous records on the trip
fos ssiek oesasessoo. By ten niautes
NF. Kiscsid. q The local exchange
vas higAly coop,imeated ~ the
Doostess. sor hh expsdistossness q
. avick change teIeDAose artist.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
ce'sy ers~'"s In cs'sesss.

Certain soils In Colombo are par.
ticulafiy adapted to the growing OF
celery Of choice flavor. Texas takes
. great many cars. Kansas City and
81. Louis are good markets, aa1 Colo
rado celery = shipped - faS eAs,
- PHtsburg. and ~ Tar north a.
Butte. Montana
II costs from SO to $50 IN acre
to raise and market celery. II the
grower has good success be should
be able to sell his crop for $3.50 per
acre even at the low prices Of las,
season. Some growers. when prices
have been extra good. have secered
over $1,000 per acre for their crop,
but this. OF course. Is exceptional
A bulletin. giving full information
on all essential points In growing
anA sasketins celery In Colorada -
bees prepared for the Colorsdo IL
pertinent Station BY L. J. Reid. and
will be sent free upon request Il
the director. Prof L. G. Carpenter
Fort Collins. Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
Santa Fs oess's Teseh.

Before the year IL ended the San.
u Fe vill have all bpt twenty PER
cent Of its double track line be,vee
Kansas City and Chicago com pleted
Already seventy-one per cent Of tho
short line between the tvo cittsa
v double tracked. and BY January !,
seventeen per cent more Of the voea
will have been done. by the md ol
the year 1911 the whole Of the peo'
jecsed improvement will have besu
completed.
The double track '.>tveen Kansaa
City and Chicago Vas begun tvu
years ago. and 37s miles Of the -.
tire ~ss will be finished st the -
OF the year. Aside from the fact tAAi
no new right Of way has to 10 ~
auireA By the company. the ~ork q
double tracking 10 about - Important
- building an eatire new line. ~
almost - exp<nsive. When II
Kansas City Chicago improvement h
completed an agreeable cut in ths
running time between the two cittss
viii BE- made possible and witt -
aAdsd danger.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
"crsn. Pure and Simple"

A despatch from Atlantic City,
n. J., In all Of the daiiies ol last
Monday. gives one Of our local doc.
tors considerable notortety. II. I'd
wards and family are now In the
East. visiting relatives. The de-
spatch reads as follovs:
Payment Of commissions by spec
ialiss to general practitioners whc
call them In for operations or advics
vas Characterised - 'graft. pure and
simple By Ds. 3. Gard 4dwards. oi
La Junta. Colo. to-day before the
American Academy Of Medicine
meeting here In annual meeting. DR.
Edwards fayed medical men Who
he claimed. are making Q regular
practice Of dividing the high fees de-
manded BY the specialists. DR.. I'd
wards aiso condemned the practice
Of many specialists Who perform op
erattons and thes have their patients
placed under the care of the local
practitioner. vAo receives the blame
u they die. and none OF the credit
if they hve.'"
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12

James MeNssa. Dsss36ent AcNssa
Lumber Company-i don't zee bow
you got up such . perfect directory.
unless yoa went over the city dog
en- times. II seems to b perfect.
and We are uell satisfied with II.
Theo. J. Cook. vice-psesidcnt Of
Mayhew House Furnishing Company
1T h something that we have long
needed. and am glad that when we
did get one that 1t was 70 complete.
Its value to Us in our business can
not be estimated
Charles II. Farthing. NJ. D.. county
physician-You young men certainly
Know how to get up city directories.
II shows the conscientious. hard work
that you have put into 1t, and you
should be AS proud Of 1, as La Jun
"a Is
John W. Fisher. city treasurer
and nexs dealer-Perfectiy satisfac.
tory in every respect. We have
needed such q convenience for a
long time.
George III. Winchell, cashier la
Junta State Bank-we are very much
pleased with II. don't see where
II could be 6ettered In any re-
spect.
c. A. Beerbohm. cashier and sec
retary Colorado Savings 4 Trust
CompAny-We find that the di.
rectory Is well compiled. W. A. JET.
fries 1 Company are well qualified
10 compile and issue correct city
directories.
George Barr. Of Barr 4 Rose-It
10 . fine directory. . credit to the
city and to the publishers- We have
needed one for long time. Its
usefulness canno, be estimated.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
essrsssks sssp~.

A progressive supper was given
last evening BY the Presbyterian
church ladies. and q large delega-
tion Of hungry citizens prepared them
selves With an abnormal appetite for
IN attack upon the progressive
cuisine The exercise without ex.
erttoa made necessary BY the re-
Quired Marathon stunts between
courses caused the supply Of edibles
to disappear with alarming rapidity.
but the ladies had provided for this
contingency. and all received their
two bit quota. from soup to nuts.
The first oourse. consisting Of
bouillon. with trimmings. vas served
At the home Of Mrs. n. 8. Larsen;
the second course. veal loaf. with
some more trimmings. AT the home
OF Mrs. Minnie veaste. and the third
course. which consisted Of Ice cream
and cake for = chaser. at the home
Of Nrs. s. D. Miller.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
L..s e.s.r..s. = ms~ -.

Farmer o. investor. doa't III ~
greatest Opportunity Of yoss Ne -
without investigating ths bsaxeafsI
irTtsated lands Offered BY ~ lax
we'll Irrigated Land Company, d
Maxwell City. n. n. This b NJ Z
San Luis Valley Lottery scAene, bul
bonafide. unauesttonable propesi
tion. Hon. G. ". swink has this to
say Of the proposition: There /.
none better
Prices right. terms easy, write OF
phone Coffman 4 Young. Otero coun.
ty representatives. for information
concerning these lands. or get ready
and go down with Us on the next
trip. which will be June 22d. Cost
OF round trip. including board for
two days. only si2.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
Nss esbsedbsrs enssIlsd.

New subscribers have been rolling
In with great regularity this week
and the great fAnily Journal band
wagon has been enlarged to accom-.
modate the crowd. Among the new
names enrolled are the following:
H. 9. Peoples. Harry Bajdridse,
C. R. Tosrence. Ms. =. p. Baker
Geo. J. Cook. Mn. Lydia Hawkins,
Nrs. Charles Smith. w. r. Powers.
H. ". Jones. Mrs.. ". r. Prunty.
Nn. H. 0ordan. Gus Shane. Mn
Mary Russell. Q. B. Napes. ?. @.
Kiassjey. ". A. DosfeIi. W. D.Wood.
ruiz. AtcAss, YarosA. A. J. West,
H. A. Astcah. A. z Kemp. r. Z.
Chovn. Nra Ida Smith. william
sDsur. wesiey Bovea. Z u. Need.
han. Ns. A. Younger. H. Hughes,
Nrs. II. P. Hin.
Gel II the eaos. Only rs cents
Tor IN aatis pntiI the first Of the
year. q vs vim make you . present
oe 10 soavesir eavssopss win q
years. ssbscriDtjoa paA II sdvasce.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
DsssA Il o-svsr c. n.srray.

Grover c. Murray. . young man
about twenty.three years Of age. who
has been employed IN the local shops
for some time. died 1t the Santa Fe
hospital last Tuesday evening. from
peritonitis resulting nom an opera
ton for appendicitis. The remains
we're shipped Thursday morning to
Pompeii. Mich. for finsl interment.
accompanied By the wife. father and
. brother Of the deceased.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
wsst~s" MsmsrisI osy.

The annual memorial services OF
Ia Junta Camp No. {, Woodmen Of
the World. and q the wonen Of
woodcfaft. teok placa last Sunday
n woodaen Hall he PROCESSION
vas headed b. tAs Wooaa Of Wood.
craft. followed by tAe degree team.
member q u woo1naa oe the
World, and . large Anabse OF car.
riasss. Al Nvsesa1s csostesy the
graves q tWaaty-ssvsa departed
Wee10ss vses esoseatsA. while the
Woosa q Woodssalt 1enoeatel the
rsstaas Daacss q i've a thsir nun:
~. TArse noauDsats vees uaveiD
- With apDsoeriAts esnsooniss.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
sssss.s y D prssssssss.

a Asstiag a tAs Aati-sajooa
LsagUs vas ~ \ tAis city TAurs.
day evening" To- tAs purpose Of co...
ssSssiss . p,aa Of procedure ~ ~
clesaag a tAs salseas a this cisy,
10 aecoe1aacs With tAe Aseistos rsn.
tsrs1 ~ tAs veesss q tAb cky q,
tAe Fscsat city slscttoa. A coonS4.
tee was appointed TO collect asd
pesDass svidsacs thaa v1u issuss {
essvsetisa.
~ an g tAs saleoas ars vSds epee
- Dsoese11aG uDea ~ usual svep
tsoss q 49, rssDsetivs vays, thsgs
~ ~ essAl. y - aAy troua,s !.
sseuFias ~ rssulEsd evi1saes. on
salssa rseslvsl . sAlSosot q ~
easrsls = vhhtsy III vssk, vAich
esgAt - ~ snsaGA - hell - N.
u tAsy ~ lbeesl . eioss - ssy
Nv. .f
u y euIts peeeahas tAas sssha,e
vtn - 6sss h ~ natter a prues.
eulang ~ salesas unAp after ~
~ Aeeeeg = JGly. =, ~ Astk
ea,sea Lsa0ss ~ sseslvsa lsflnl1a
|eeDuaaaos ~ . 1eels1sa IN q
ran1sss1s = - lIovsonnA eoeavAee.
-, euol1lteoo - uln11ie = 49,
s1alng - - eln1av - hau0n1n ,11r
- = II.4 K
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
s'.. WI" e.'es-.s. s.s o.y.

Ths aanuAl sssvtcs, coansoorai.
~ ~ birsh q tAs ADssieaa ~.
wil1 - eslsssaas1 by Tie Doeal lsAes
q Blks. - ~ leAee Fooo. NeoAay
svsaiag. Juas lssA. q o'eseck. ~
fAg ~ sit1al. aAsSss1 ~ tAs gsasd
1o10e Mr. - eesstea at Dollaa,
rsaas. lass ysas. IN ~ ussd n TIL
city ~ ~ nsse tiDs.
TAs pssgsao sps ~ f1ae day ~.
vscs y - 1sD1svs:
|nusie. ''otas opaagisl Banner.
.. .. -. :. =. :. :. :. Orc1ooeSa
1ntro1uesssy ESsseisss :. :. :. ).
:. :. ..BSa,tsd 1nlse and ot1scssu
bUoy0 CoovseU
osne. 'Csounl1a, shs 0sa q u
0oooo .. :. .. Aue6eoce
|vlng neesF1 :. :. "A. n
Alaas ossvSss :. 1s&uiFs anA oiicssu
oeag. "AuD1 LAas 0yns' :. ;. :.
-. >. :. 0elscWs ~ Msnbsrs
uk's 7sibses y ~ ne ;. :. :.
.. =. -. .. .. =. =. AeOeee1
Masie- -oeuehssn Ain. ''NesyiAal."
NY a. xsotUc1v Heoss anl
~Dh3a"
noe1toktoa :. :. .... .ve1untsss
|Rne1sels A11Fsss ~ ~. MenaasaI
|oeag. -Ansslsa" :. :. :. sAu1issea
~ pu11ls oeDssallS = ese1lallD
|1nS11o1 = o110l ~ ~ ~ -
49, - - 0sm1ao g ~ osanl
a1uR - ~ 1eonono - - Ne
- elooal11lv -
"
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
ss,rt ~ We ossirssie cKissn.

Two Anericans meeting In Eu-
rspe. one Of them said. Il Am fron
Joaes' sidias."
''AnA l." said the other. throwing
est his chest. AN troa cpscaso."
Seems to Ne rye Asasd Of that
Daaes. Abese boz fas = II frea
Jeoss' 0t1tng?"
ne Joaes' sidias spirit b tAs
had hat As,ps . town. This naa
cossidessd bic own home sAe slssst
paaee b The vusal- lf tAses an
many more Me hin. Josss' oi1ias
vt1 so0s day - esevdiag eeAss
psacss oes The nAD.
He vas tAs kisA os . naa vAs
sVsals ~ asesy q hoos. vhe pat
resisss heos isAsssSsss. talhs - ~
heos tevs ssl bs,ps - bsi,l \ %
ns ~ . 1sstsabls ejeissa.
n nAu se1ss he9sss eoslls'e q
bssa1ss vitA Atn ualsss tAsy vsel
Iseaas1 b ~ eva tsvs. ~ b
|hasss ~. = - = As vas eesesr.
-. Jssss' ot1tns wss tAs csstss q
~ sarsA
Thiak n over. asl ses = vs CAL
voek - seoe = tAas Jesss' Sblin(
sSlstt righe hsss h L. JsatA.
Lst - ~ Together asl nAhl
~, ;sss.. a.. !. ,....4 -,
.: ;:::5:a'EiE -: ]: :;:!z ! J
= ~
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
NJ. s~~s - Asss~s s's's wss

J. Q. Brsnk. sspefiatenAen; q ~
Neanoaite SaAitaSiSn. vest o. ~
city. ~ just rstursed from a thess
weeks stay In Chicago He xas =
sttes1asee at the meeting Of ths
lirecton Of the L. Jun,a NO.
Dosks oasitartum Associates.
1ooe cAaAsss yin Be made =
ths sext Meath q -. The most ~
poetaat ol these Win BE- the rse1ro.
Dsst of Nr. Bruak - superin,e ,enooak.
He vtl1 taks - fisA work as -
- . coapstast successor to The -.
pssintsaAsscy ean - sent here. ps1.
nast1y Ms. nFuak's efforts xip y
1irsets1 tsvas6 ralsaas . suffiebsol
funl % rsoevs ths outstanding =.
1sels1asso - W. local sani,ssoon
AZ ~ soDs tins ~ vtli BE- woeaono
= ~ lnlssest. e sAs ins,i,u,,oov ~
essl1ag Doelsats hsss. II is ~ -,
~ = - - ~ saaissrism = q
Qoaeiey, naks several imDrsvesnonHo
8 tAs'ootsls busresslins tho - -
- -ulsAmafsly = ssauars the ~
qestisa = efosal sljacen, % ~
49, LAnk ysif 49, in.,,eiM M
| eeegs4 Axsse: -, ~ iqPn. saa< r
uno1Nseahoo vaeee eoaltt,ons -
|nStvG1it. cUtu1P 49, are 1011
u - ~ HA4s sfs II "
|. = 49, 3 (. ~ is;as'ea;.s. ..
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
the MAYHEM HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
osssspsuA.

] have my office pow above Ken.
daI1's store. Phoae Junta 3ss-day
and night. ADpointneats will be
made to suit you Il possible.
n. A. SMITH. d. O.
La Junta tribune., 1909-06-12
s-'sss-Lsss.

A sasH nosaiag aueooobtIe ride
non Il Juats = Ascky Tsed 70
sva1s tAs tsasias q thsts friends.
vas u szDWseaes q Miss Cecil A.
Lasss 80 L Z Dsiegs. vho we're
nars1 - tAs DaDlist psrsoaase
essly ssa1sy nssaias. BesA Miss
LA.ss as1 As. Asiap ass VII ksown
b Il Suasa. aa1 tAsy asassd what
0A0At hAsesa sAsuh thsis narriase
esssneay - Dss1eensA tAsee. The
~ - ~ wedding ~ bssa set
~ 81 asFaaesosess nA1s. bse at
- ~ nanulA 0aeus1Ay svsains.
~ te1s0Asas1 y nsv- 4. n. Dsav.
S ~ naAs - auoslatulsat for
7;ss Ssssk elnAag nssaias. Ac-
esoSaabe1 ~ . beplAas G ~ bssde
~ to hisols ~ na1e ~ early
~ ~ vsss nassle1 q seAsduIs
TN. nsa ~ saagAt tAs early
tsaia ~ psavss.-neshy Herl Trib-
~ bst1s. 11iss lAats, \ the
1assAtse = n. - Mn. .. 4 Lants
q ~ ~. - ~ ssFesn b ono
|a L Julea's ppppiae >sasRiaiA,s.
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msw DIRECTORY . OUT.

TIsst City DIrsetey Jvst Issusd
Fsem the Prsss q the Tribune
ovsinsss Men Compliment ths Gem.
piIsrs, W. A. Jsffriss. Z Co., on the
Resuk Of Their Work.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26
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DuChesse Vladimir. II gives brief glimTses and
impressions II journeys in the United States,
India. Egypt Siam and Cochin china.
The Segur family has always distinguished
itself uy submitting its drstIies 10 the spirit Of
the age. tn, present marquis. member Of the
French Academy has just edited the memories
and Journals ~ his ancestor. Count LOuis-Phi-
Appe de Srgur. who In his day also MEM
b,r II the Academy. Count Philippe DE- SegUr
WAS the last lIabassador az the Russian Court
during the reign ~ Louis XVI He threw in mis-
Iot with The republic and under Napoleon was
sra ud master 90 ceremonies. He Was On inJi-
mate terms with Louis ny. Louis XVI Marie
Auto.uette. catherine H. Frederick the Great
and benjamin Franklin. and De- knew George
Washington His memories are fun OF an-cd1tes
and personal episode. and giye fresh sidelI ghts
ou tie men and events of his time They are
now published rrofu~-Iy Illustrated. by the Ii
brari- Fayard. with the title Souvenirs ct
Anecdotes sur l. Regne DE- Louis XVI
Som- quaint and fascinating old French songs
IA sort Of musical folklore of Frdnce-Nith a
preface by Nine Eostand. are brought out by
70 simple aud popular piano Impairment
The LlhrIirie PlgU also publishes excellent gift
books ia The shaIe - song Albums of Old
France c4rita.y Illustrated by Bout.t de
MonveI
II is understood taat editors and publishers
in Paris are coHtrud.ng for the privilege of
giving 10 tie world the letters Of Alfred De
New-York tribune., 1909-12-26

in Mahometan countries an travellers tell Us,
this spirit is broken though the word be Nept-
Coming down 10 Christianity, the author
speaks Il the animals attributed 20 the Apostles.
OF medi,eval Christian animal love-the cross
b.ak that endeavored 10 pun the nails out Of
the SaKloUr's hands being strangely oy' r.ooked
of nledi8vaI legal trials and convictions Of
animals OF The attitude of the Roman Catholic
Church 81. the question of their humane treat
rnent I'VE are reminded here that Plus Y has
pronounced q blessing on every one Who i~
working for rEe prtK.u .utlon 81 cruelty 60 animals
throughout the worIlD. and II the dawn of Jhe
present era Of recognition OF the rights and
claims and kinship II our dumb brethren
The body OF literature consulted ia the max
ing Of ttis book makes one regret the absence
of a bibliography. Il reaches from tile N-Gas.
Sutras and CpaUishaGs. from PythaEolls and
Plato. Homer and Plutareh. The Bible and the
Koran through the writings ~ the FATHERS.
down 10 Descartes Schopenhau-r and DarW in.
with innumerable excursions into f0I.Iore and
passing references 10 many other source of in
formation. Tie horse looms far larger in this
study than does mans oldest animal friend. tho
dog whose appreciation. one thinks. is The work
OF the Occideut rather than II the East. and OF
Comparatively recent origin. Ulysses Argus 20
TIE contrary Notwithstanding