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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01

ben betreiienoen 6chitulitabien.
Sduleeio iiir ausrudriiee 1T 81 per
MDuat. Apit unb 2Ueis mna iit
lpghl iiir co $500 bic Auflc inoen
lniien aud) einem Sarmcrturie. i'm
6erbit uno @iuter eehnlten. mbdlte
ih oriHgeuo 6as ssUrt reocn. In
GegtihIano unb iie gang uub sdbe,
beicroers IN Saseru Ia aeben bic
Sauern IeoeH &inter IN bic Sfnle
aderbanlebrer reiieH Oaflr bcrum.
ebenio bat nlqn 5nrmersiraueHtHris
iitr nanshaltitne. Yiildlipirthidlnit,
0ilhnersudlt II 10 2as ngier 30
ben hicr nid,t mehr 10 piel brinet.
ipeiB man idlou, nber iuenn nnn bo
bri be5eHtt. ban in Tsn,idllnnh in
benz ,3citrnume pon ls13-i901 Sas
-Auhpith" 'idl bon 3 einEnl5 oIi 20
cinbaib ARilliuReH uno bic SdEucire
iidI bon 100000 nai 23.001. 900
permchri bnben. 10 ;tiat bos, ,pie
pei; rtaH oroHbcn Reconsideration.
-Aad rcaelmGkiGeu beltlreuAeu
Soyiragcn mpdltc idl bas @'9yt rrecn
Sic raroeH iit aeUib lghasa uHo
,Sutcrc'ie iirr bic 0ait Sadie cyiuettu.
Wim tam IA Artitel i'm -Gculra.t,au
bciprtdlen. O0er ciEeS 9eE ,eitatudben
ilcin.u Hruihuvcu ar GeatralEc.le.
Cine aeiellt9c llu,lgba!,una t1autt
nidnhalol nit iolaeu %0r1vdgen uerr
bmiotH itin. Sciml0tS enrsich.e id
ben Seinf Der StaGrspcridrualuac
gilhiitn Mai laSet Guh Der audau.
%atey Alnuer. Der hcgte in anicrc.
9iittc ic1ilt. cir! H,ip aai SarH
Hah =. slnoreas. q. SUni@l.-
9nthp!iidcn .3ettuusen. 5c.
'onoers Der ~ NJ erita- uEa oeg,
Is cutrnlblatt-. Glbdlts ial Sic
lueitci,s %cr5reituna ;pInidca. Gin
itdnO;aes &rchtomite. ipcn rur ,uci
Gin halo ,inhreu bier II 4jGliaun.ain
bf'pyudl5H uno Itioer iitosy1ci,ja'n,-,
nart eri; redlt einc 1utt Snd't. ic.
.mphl Inn cute Sd'rii1tn. fiue1.i,tc..
.n'p. iH pcrbre,tcE. ais nudi id'.ld'
Itc, rc.letonsiciue!;dc ScttEr. ett
aud] ia hicicn AeacrSw GMag UGy
brcjtc. Miro. in zen Yp.altl6tt,ru
tudltl0 in ipiocyIeocn Q;acr il, iug
oic'e &rbcit 81 peui1. Ter SVi,c
,iAnge / y. 1T bier Ror Uld'j 10 IN
be!nr-,. 2,I!c sinptr5iis htt, u,an
al,'ca Qocr lcucn ucr. d,iea WyW9',S
hcrcoc;rcttn, 10 eli, 'clidlc -2cac
.y0tlr- Sic iid it.bcg sslSIs eunu
,'no SJtj III : lwaEnlt.+.u....
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01
Sanflaauna

Nllcn 9lahborn uno Grsr.u0eH.
lueld,e uas i'm 5uee unicrs- iIeinsn
lpdlter &ntbilea biIireid1e SGse &C
bpten, crinsteu mir hermit nnierti
inniaiter 2aui.
Spbn eaedrnhoii, gaier
Suaannn euedenhrii. aentter.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01
Srianutmahuna.

Tic site idhrlidhc %crinmmlune bcS
6urmers eScecuieitieen llntcritue
uuaS Screins bon Claae 9puutp
Riiiouri lpirh am 9pnneri,aa. 0ea
s. Septcmbcr in aoelBtmun uai 10
llbr Murecns iinttiinbcn.
Trnut Aebaaen, &nli.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01

Ter ipoiale 0crr 6ciurih Stod
uuu Mciu l0aucn. ,Sabri.ort Der be
rilbmtcn .Qco0er" 0ieouc. mar 9ien
itng bier.
--Tic 6crrcn &hiIipp Nnltcubulh.
wie audi Ncrr 1om SnllS BON 3aoS
crlchiottn bcutc III blcliacr 1ta6t
Weihalt!ideS.
--SiiCbter q. y. SObc uou Soos
pie 6rnu Dcrmnnn Norton BON
g9nroSuillc Worcu an ltbtcn 2pne
ncrlia0 atIcacntlldl ocN NtArdbn'les
ihrer t,tiuea 9lidtcn bier.
S-9tutl 0eynbe rcdltSeitig I'M in
hcutiocr ghWmer onuOn bcridltcn
III tUnrcn, rrid)ien hel,te bel inherent
Yoiimciitcr 0euu G. !. Seftel Der
Stprdl nit circm tlCincu Snnacn.
Urntullcrcu
-lic .9ig 5pur", mic iidl Die
'tdnacn Tnmw'wntie Tueieufedltel.
Matte WeuCrpctcr, SrnUcis &ullhans
mo lp'ephuc NuInNc 81 ucnncn be-
lichttn. lm0 Agutc 2RprQcn nab ialt
uierschni0Qj0tp >'cylebcrs bel hicli=
psn Srcuu0cu nnO &cruouotcn nab
Il. Sulu1 iuyiidRttchrt.
Gin (icb ucridlniitc iih nab
rcuo hcr Nipnt0o 9jadlt, iunhrid)cin
lih nittcte ciueS pol'tnoeu SdIlll
iclS. bn ucnlr 1hW uotl 6tritcr
Spurcu ciucH GinbrudIt0 irjQtcn.
IN bic HaybicriuUbe oc0 Ncrrn HluQult
AIeppcr 9iundun mo roNm allies in
Der SdnbCbt bc'jn6.jdlc Nlcin0cIo,
;miidIru Nrbcu uGo oclt 2pIlorS,
nil Nch,
---Ncr 5ttphln Nauuctc ucu
Araulc mar 2luiOuaH Der l@odlc nit
6nmilie hicr oui &capauo.cubciudl.
Nerr Ncuucle thtilt ut1 inter on
ocrem nit. bnG II ittle ,1dym al
berrn SttpAau 5dnucrpc. lutItlcy
nor ciuiQcr ,3tit oit itjas ou Ntrn
NcWp HUtdgnbpii in Il. (hpMaS
pcrtnultc, lN sGGpp.op pcrtnu't
babe.
az. Observation-Disclosures.
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tciu QIdUt',a an' Craln lJct,v ii dis
NoV 'rtanouh1 >>t'.p1a'io. Inter
nnhcrCn ttmrrttcn Wir dW <CHHlnQc
eSarorn Nrurp Suor0c ,W'lt y.
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Guu.
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gSt Nnp"n ., m' ,,g,.'..' w, V.,''"ys':
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01

u II u | YIN re-
piitrirter Sbprthprn Sulle 4 Sabre
alt bel
Dos. Z. 2ucbbert
Gle iunocu t,ercn V'en unb
lbulpb Sdamucder be9nbcn iidl bcu
te nod Ghicrap. sic Neocntcn bort
nlS Srabcnbabn,N pnouttclwc NniicIs
lung 81 crba!ten.
-gcnt NcridDteu, idlIua Der Witt
am Iitnji0Q Abeub audi IN bic Sdlcus
nc beS Ntum Nann SrtbnlS bel Nc
ta Gin, yiIdD biticS Whauoc mnoc
ianmt ,(uInlt ciu )inub Der 6nmmcn,
Bic 6yl Aathnrinn 5ichtel umo
Huin Gniirpp beenbcu iid) heute nndl
SnDe, lpo lie ais Ychrerimtu Der
bprti91n &'drid]ulc thdtiG iein ncr
oCn.
-9it iuuacu 0crren Sernaun
~rfvtrr i,no rtpTcptsstrarrc fu'pie ott
Srl. 9tnnn unO Gliinbetb SSic0crs be
iuducn cm Sunutdg Srtel uro 5ontc
Ncrru mo Grau &picph Sdlamuccitr
III &uglptppN.
sri. W,yuuo AOrian 1T III Ne
p,eiturn ;frrr g.eiucn Naiieu 0cn
Ninoeru Ncr 6omiIic Ncrmnru g@ot
heruicdltcl nadl circm tlrScn Nciudle
I'M GlitruhaIic, an Yiuutua luic0cr
rndl Germantown, 81. nbnerciit
-3u ucrtnuic icn. Gin
.orooco" Shprtbuyu &ulle Mpn0tr
nlt bci
NcWn y. Stmiot,
lScitpba.i0, Mo.
--0err Ntmnnn Tclcbcr modltc in
IeBier Nudlc cine hctic nndl q.
SpuiS. Alicin, mic CT GCnnnpcn,
lam CT nidt turlld, lunocrn in Hc
ielllthnit ltintr Au'imitiQcu Srl. gn
no SSleRtrH nit Der cr ont SpnrtnpC
gum criicn 9lulC ptrlInbct luurOc.
--9tlS GyiiQcburt III nm IcBtcr
NiInupol ocn -. Eluouit bel Ncrru
mO 6,nu lCu &@althcr in Nipmoc,
ga. cia SphNleir cinac'chrt. InS
Nutnbntt arutuIicrt ben Gltcrr sum
GriiQcbprucu luic auCl Den @rpBcltcrn
Ncum uuo 5rau HuIRuit SSculcr ;u
ocn ino!idcn Gnttlijnot.
Sic rhrm. 1hrcitcr ,llbcrito
uor q. Charles lutilt iur ,3eit int
hirii0cu Suuntut III NcinCb ibrcv &
ocuSnenriiurcn, ttr bieitncu gluuc
Tame Sdnpcittrn. Oew Nlbtrt
Sblieipou N0clgtori Der Nrnocr Der
ehup. SIhmCitcr lllbIriin, ipnr, mn
nit ibr ~ ucrtcbycu, nicbrCre SoRc
bier onuclcnS,
-6r Ncrntonn Ni. gucdclhpli
upn 6r,,5uyN bciauo hh 0pmcriinA
NtIcpcntlidl NcN Nc0rnbuiiieS icincr
tIcinen Nid)tt bier. 0err Yucdcnhpii
iitht llr oa0 Nnit 6cS Circuit GlcIt
hicieN Counties nui benz 6cmptrnti
it,cn Sidrt. Gr III iltr hne SImt be
items bcinbint uno ucrhicm Die Stim
meu olIrr Burger inl 0pnrtp bri Der
@nbl i'm November,
-llntcr onbcrcu, anbcn bic 6oi
acnoCn cuu nllSluortS Der geidlc bcS
pcritprhcucn %erluaroteu mo NrcuG.
oeS, beS nltcn 0cru frans 6priioaa
nict, ooS e'elcite 81 @rabc: Gliio
beth snnu Splcpb Gihhuli cine Spdl
tcr beS &critprbcuen unb bcreu Spd)
ter @cr,ruo, Sermaun HIoBmeper
@ottiu unb SDbue, &ernaro spehrer
@attiu mb ainbcr. ssrant Sdl,pnreC
uuo 6amilie. 6erbinaub nolterninnu
uno esattin. Seuru Nuacuhpii Sr..
Spiepb 0aaeuboii, 0ermam Soed
mann uno WlotbiaS Sod ppn Aoele
tuiun; 0cinridl Spritonnicl BON ct.
9puis; Sohn opritSouiel nno lodltsr
Marie. Srrb 5aitcr rebit gnttir uro
sinoern. Simpn 2iunenbrint. Step'
ban bplts1nonn, iSrau Sobn &illi'
branb uub oereu Sbbnc Milton unb
ffrnnf nnn Irefhnra.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01
9aHi'aSuHg.

Nr:NicitrrI;s ;va1iAtn s,cvu,,
3.,,H SytGUatu Uuo &dneart otv
aaS II Sty ,an1Ca N.ln,tel, aHo ~;
<g>, gG',:;S rC,.;si,W Vo.tsN .,;N
&a:,.} t,i'rtja bticyNourta. ~.
,a;',ltG (au' iu rvi:d;',r
wty,,go A'p;nedH;C, Gaa Aig>ty.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01

N,Xaui ip.ltc Die %cSs ntS hohp
a. g,oatr Wurlu ty Dan &trCM ait
sunHu,eyn0eu &urtu OH'gwm;, g,li
rtw 5tapurcutu eul,U ug0 uus,jdlCa
>Scr,t 'eytiulnhreu. Gr .gg.e o.!
EuNoca;tn SaHits i0g jtiat aG3ec.
lE0yilesauq aui Sci,c i.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-01

-3u Oertnnien. Gin re.
piitrirter Sbprthprn Sulle 4 Sabre
ait bel
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-12-02

the sewer is being laid, at the normal
cost Of such pipe, and without rakeoffs
to contractors or plumbers.
ut will be to the interest of
property owners in the new sewer dis
trict to ascertain if the tee or wye
with which they will make private con
nections with the sewer is located at a
convenient place for their use, for it
can be shifted at their convnienc. We
recommend that the club ask the city
papers to give this publication.
"S-It has been said that the fixed
charges in some Improvement districts
have been loaded and that the excess
has been diverted to other purposes out
side the district in which the money
has been raised. We recommend that
the club cause an investigation of this
matter and get a detailed statement
Of the expenditure of such moneys in
the new sewer district. Signed by the
committee, Ole Wanebo, Ole Iyerson and
Frank Robinson"
The committee was instructed to take
action on all of the suggestions and re
ports are to be turned in next meeting
4 committee was appointedwhich will
obtain a copy of the franchise now be
ing considered by the council and have
it read before the club
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livered, l have duly levied upon all the
right, title, claim and interest of above
named defendants, or either of them,
in and to the following described real
property, situated in Snohomish Coun-
ty, State of Washington, to-wit:
Lots twnty-six (26), and twenty
seven (27, in block four hundred and
eighty eight (4ss), plat of Everett
Snohomish County, Washington.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that
on the 18th day of December, A. D.
1910, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. M,
OF said day, at the front door of the
court house in Everett, Snohomish
County, State of Washington, / will
sell all the right, title, claim and in
terest OF above named defendants, OF
either of them, in and to the above
described property at public auction to
the highest and best biddr for cash.
Dated at Everett, Washington. this
10th day of November, 1910
G. B. DEERING,
Sheriff Snohomish County, Washington
By G. c. Thornton, Deputy.
BELL & ANDERSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Date of first publication November
Is, 1910.
Date of last publication December
lo, 1910.
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BRITISH UNIONISTS ADVISE LA.
Dor PARTY.

ST LOUIS. No, Dec. BEN Turner
president of the General Union of Tex
tile Workers of Great Britain, and VIM
Brace NJ p and president of the Brit
i-h Miners Federation, are the fra
ternal delegates attending the conven
ton fthe American Federation of La
Dor in this city They are frank in
their opinions "a to the apparent back
vardness of American labor in taking
united independent political action, VIM
Brace astaunch supporter Of the policy
Of having neither traffic nor alliance
with capitalist parties, said:
III You want to work, do it your
selves. Elect men who pledge them
selves to work for the working class
and who stand on the labor platform.
1T Is necessary for labor to have rep
resentatives who live as you do ami who
work as you do Labor must have pow
erful unions and also have a good po-
litical party"
Turner expressed surprise at the po-
lice in New York city being allowed
to guard strike breakers.
In England" he said eve would not
allow the police to guard non-unionists,
we do not pay police to guard them. If
a case like this happened in England
we would call meetings Of the city
council. and have them removed from
the wagons"
Referring again to the necessity for
united political and industrial organi-
zati0n. the leaders Of the British tex
tile workers said:
"While the capitalists are organiz-
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NOTE BY A CARPENTER.

Wen, Sam, l see you are looking hap
Ply.
Yes, | sold my place at a good figure
to the Milwaukee road today
Well, now, that sounds good to me.
Say, Charlie, what is a CRATER?
What are you driving at?
When sold out they told me I must
give an abstract and I says, what's
that? They said, a copy of the records
regarding my place, to establish owner
ship.
Well, isn't that all right?
Yes, but look! When I ask our Off
Gals for it they say company down
street will accommodate me I get them
to put up an abstract and they charge
$50 for the accommodation.
Wasn't it worth that?
Who wants to know about all the
people that have owned my lot a hun
bred years ago? and besides, that our
country is likely to be a thousand years
| old some time, then think what an alb
stract will cost.
| | think / see your drift
Then | or the purchaser did not know
whether my title was all right, and had
a lawyer to examine it, and he charged
So for that
/ Well, isn't that business?
No! It's graft, pure and simple. Why
not get our officials to issue state
ment showing that | own my place and
that there is a mortgage or interest, OF
taxes against it?
Well, 1 think III just mention that to
our lawmakers at Olympia next Janu-
! ary TILLICUM
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
sTATE OF WASHINGTON, IN
AND FOR SNOHOMISH
COUNTY

In the Matter of the Estate of William
G. Drysdale, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, Annie E. Drysdale, executrix of
the estate of the said deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within twelve months after the frat
publication of this notice, to said An.
ME e. Drysdale, at the offices of the
Folsom Investment Company, at 1911
Hewitt Avenue, in the City of Everett
Washington, which offices the under.
signed selects as her place of business
in all matters connected with said es.
tate.
Dated November IL, 1910.
ANNIE f. DRYSDALF.
EIeutrix.
Date OF first publication November
Is, 1910. A.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN
AND FOR SNOHOMISH
COUNTY.

In the Matter of the Estate of Polly
p. Bellrood. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Jennie Bridges, executrix of the
estate Of the said deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased to ex-
hbit them with the necessary vouchers,
within twelve months after the first
publication of this notice, to said Jen-
mic Bridges at the office of the Fol
som Investment Company, at 1911
Hewitt Avenue. in the City of Everett,
Washington, which offices the under
signed selects as her place Of business in
all matters connected with said estate.
Dated November IL, 1910.
JENNIE BRIDGES,
Exeeutrix.
Date Of firt publication November Is,
1910. A.
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No.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
sTATE OF WASHINGTON, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
on CATOnnNETnrr

AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SNOHOMISH.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Gus
Barron, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, J. Y. Kennedy. administrator
OF the estate of Gus Barron, deceased,
TO the creditors of, and all persons hay.
ing claims against said deceased, to ex.
hibit them with the necessary vouch.
ers, within twelve months from the
first publication OF this notice. to said
administrator at his office in the Amer.
lean National Bank Building, at Ever.
EFT, Washington, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business
OF said estate in said Snohomish Coun-
ty, or the same will be barred.
j. Y. KENNEDY,
Administrator.
Date OF first publication November
IL, 10. CT
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ing fast and the trusts are taking con-
troll Of everything, it requires a strong
industrial organization to combat the
capitalists"
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Wheels sold on installments at Arthur
Baily's Gun, Bicycle and Sporting Goods
Store, 1910 Hewitt avenue.
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No. l080S.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON, IN
AND FOR SNOHOMISH

COUNTY.
w. P. Bell and A d. Austin, co part
ners doing business under the name
and style of Bell & Austin, Plaintiffs.
VS.. John F. Angevine and Rachel c.
Angevine, his wife, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a Writ Of
Execution issued out of the above
named court, in the above entitled
cause. and to me directed and de-
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THE GARDEN OF FATE. BY Roy Nor
ton. illustrated by Joseph Clement
Coll. New York: w. J. Watt & Co.
THE HOLY BIBLE REGULATES
"PROHIBITION', Compilation Of
All Verses Containing the Words
swine" or "Str0ng DFink,1 Proving
That the Scriptures Commend and
Command the Temperate Use Of Al
cOhOllc Beverages. BY George g.
Brown. Louisville: Published by
the author.
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called in those days the Colony" was
housed for some years previous to re-
moval to the Busch building. 1t has
taken the round of removals with that
branch Of the Treasury and il now in
custody at the post ONCE building.
Tradition has ii that many clerks, from
time to time. have asked the honor OF
sitting at the great war relic.
In a recent purchase Of more modern
desks for the auditors office. which made
necessary the removal OF all old. high
desks. the Chase desk. which conforms In
shape to the modern ONCE desks. was
just moved in line with others, thus es-
Gaping the ordinary fate of the annual
junk sale Of the Treasury Department.
The fine material Of which the Chase
desk Is made ind the elegant finish by
hand of fifty-odd years ago mark IL a.
a conspicuous piece Of furniture, II not
SO modern In Its construction.
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telephone binds each group OF farms Into
social unit. In these conditions more
attention Is being given 10 the develop
ment OF the neighborhood spirit In terri
tories where previously life was strictly
individualistic. and the volume in hand
is designed to furnish some practical sug-
gestions for bringing the people OF the
farms into closer relations and 10 bright
en- the usually somber life OF those who
till the soil. The first part is devoted TO
the organization and maintenance of
clubs, societies and social centers. with
many practical suggestions to stimulate
their activity. In the second part are
treated celebrations, entertainments, fes-
rivals. family pleasures. with a carefully
prepared cheaper on amateur theatricals
calculated to stimulate interest in this
form of diversion.
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BOOK REVIEWS.


~NOw.- BY Charles Marriott. author of
"The Intruding Angel" etc New
York: The John Lane Company.
Mr.. Marriott at any turn OF the
year. for whatever purpose. or
even with no purpose at all. is
a thing not 10 be resisted. 1t
appears at the outset OF this particular
taunt as IL II were to be mere vacation
ing around Lands End and the Lizard in
company with Cornish sea and sky, just
TO loosen up a bit and TO talk out to ones
self. ,unquestioned. certain matters of con-
Germ. In good time, however. people
come into view, one. two together. and
then groups of family or affinity-all in
teresting folks. thinking things and say
ing them out In a way 10 make one listen.
Later. and this is the point. a real gospel
energies. defined and applied by a know
ing, band. courageous in their rebellion
against the tyranny of the day-before-
yesterday and the acknowledgements.
The object OF this philosophy is 10 give
today its chance, unridden by the two
black beasts. OF custom in the rear and
fear for the future at the front. Its goal
is, frankly, that of individual happiness,
by way of discarding all Interior motive
OF any sort. IL has a formula by which
one takes out from what he has and
throws away every bit OF lumber, includ-
ing what one thinks he must have and do
and say, with what other people think
he must have and do and say. So I'M
loaded. like the Pilgrim in his progress,
he finds left 10 him-himself. fearless.
standing in a free unburied today-the
greatest power human nature can know
and feel. In completing the scheme a
touch of socialism appears. a hint of
communism. both moving toward brother
hood Individualism, stripped Of useless
impedimenta. moves outward with an
ideal grace innocent of affront The
whole constitutes a delightful drama set
on the authors own Cornish stage, a
drama whose persons are Importantly en-
gagged in making new civilizations of life.
CELT AND SAXON. BY George Mere
dith. author Of The Ordeal of Rich
ard Feverer'. etc, New York:
Charles Scribner's Sons. Washing
ton: Woodward & Lothrop.
Mr. Meredith's unfinished novel reaches
those TO whom all stages of this writer's
work are a matter OF devoted concern. A
serious narrative, holding close to it's
theme throughout. drawing from the root
ed traits of Irishman and Englishman the
sources of Celtic and Saxon division.
Abundant analysis. explanation. argument
apply themselves to this exposition. Much
OF the authors peculiar best is here. All
OF II stands as of a piece out of the
whole of this unique and tantalizing ge
MUS. Any attempt TO measure definitely
this unrounded effort by the splendid tri-
umphs OF Mr.. Meredith's completed art is
unscientific. unfair, futile. To detect flaws
here and there in the authors exclusive
standard OF rich thought. of tonic exalta-
ton Of spirit, OF glowing imagery, of
sweeping phrase and perfect drama.
means little. To feel his women here
shade less wonderful than that brilliant