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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL. RE
SOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES. BY
Charles Richard Van Hise. illustrated. Svo.
DIP. xiv, 4l3. CThe Macmillan Company.)
Containing the substance Of twenty lect-
ures given at the University of Wisconsin
the conservation of minerals. waters. for
ests soils and the relations OF the subject
as a whole to humanity.
THE BRAZILIAN YEAR BOOK. Issued under
the patronage Of the Brazilian government.
second issue-19O9 Compiled and edited by
J. T. Wileman, editor Of 1.-The Brazilian Re
view and eX-dTeCtOr of the Commercial
statistical Service of Brazil. Svo. PIP. xiv,
s26 Gondon: McCorquodale & Co.. Ltd
LANDSCAPE GARDENING STUDIES. BY
Samuel Parsons. Illustrated Svo, PIP. 107.
fThe John Lane Company)
Showing by pie 'ure and pen how some
landscape gardening problems have been
THE HEALTHFUI ART or DANCING. BY
Luther II. Gulick NJ. d. Illustrated from
photographs; 12mo. pp. xi. 273. doubleday.
The meaning and use of folk dancing, dis
cussed from the points of view of health.
grace and adaptabilty to American condi-
MAKING LIFE WORTH WHILE. Book on
Health-And More. BY Herbert Wescott
Fisher. 12mo, pp vii' 3l8 doubleday.
This manual tells why and how to avoid
illness.
BUILDING YOUR BOY. How TO Do rt.-How
Small l2mo, PIP xiv. SS. Chicago: a. c
McClurg & Coz
Containing suggestions for parents as to
the boys physical and mental dev velopment,
the formation of his character and choice of
lfework.
HOME MAKING COOK BOOK. BY Mrs Mary
McNamara Wilkinson. 12mo Up. 32s (Chi-
cago The w b. Conkey Company
\ compilation of recipes for invalid. plain
and fancy cooking, with many rules and
hints for economy in the household.
THROUGH THE YEAR WITH SOUSA Ex-
ceIyts from the operas. Marches, Miscela-
neous Compositions Novels. Letters Maga-
zine Articles, Songs. Sayings and Rhymes
OF John Philip SOusa l2mo pp vi. 209
(Thomas Y. Croweli & COZ
Many of the selections which go to make
up this year book have been chosen with
special reference TO some date or occasion.
January beginning with a few bars of the
sound of March" The Fourth of July is
represented by Liberty Bell The music
in every instance is facsimile OF the orig
nal manuscript.
BY lie Grand Kerr. NJ u. 12mo. pp. xvi,
233. (The Funk q Wagnalls Company
Concerning the mental and moral training
of children.
HYGIENE FOR MOTHER AND CHILD. A
Manual for Mothers and Nurses Including
Hygiene for the Prospective Mother and
Practical Directions for the Care and Feed
ing OF Children. by Francis II. MacCarthy,
NJ y. l2mo up. xvii, 295. CHarper &
Bros)
WHERE'S MASTER? by Cesar Frontispiece.
h3 GIodder & stoughton)
Caesar is "a dog. the pet of tho late King
Edward ana this Is his book, telling of has
masters last Illness and funeral and how
very lonely lie feels without him.
CJJPID'S CYCLOPEDIA. Compiled for Daniel
Cupid by Oliver Herford and John Cecil
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
JUVENILE.

THE YOUNG PRIvATEERsMAN. BY WltItsLh man
O. Stevens and Mckee Barclay Illus tii'eu'
12mo rp. vii, 311- % Appleton q CoJ
C,ornn1ending the gallantry and invaluaplee e
service OF the privateersmen in the war OF
1912 Though in the form of story the
l,o0k contains actual American history
THE NEW BOY At HILLTOP. And Other
Stories BY Ralph Henry Barbour. Illus
trated 12no. PIP 209. ID Appleton 4 Coz
Twelve stories of schoolboy life.
THE WIDE AWAKE GIRLS AT COLLEGE: By
katharine Ruth Ellis Illustrated by sears
Gallagher 12mo. pp. 294- Boston; Little
Brown & Coz
The third volume in the Wide Awake
Series. relating to the experiences OF the
s.Ouartette' Frieda, Alice, Catherine and
Hannah at Dexter College.
FINEILA IN FARMLAND. BY Demetra Ken
meth Brown. with illustrations by Agnes
Leach. 1emo, PIP. 81. The Houghton MIL
fin Company
t7inelIa is a little girl who never learned
to be kind until she became acquainted IN
Fairyland with Mr.. Squirrel, Mr.. Rooster
the Butterflies and others
TWO BOYS IN THE TROPICS. BY Elisa Hal
denan Figyelmessy. illustrated l2mo, pp'
Y 346 CThe Macmillan Company
The experiences of two youngsters in
Equatorial South America the queer animal $
the, saw the odd customs of the people and
the weird stories they heard.
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-. q r. Mathews. Second edltioi'
ne TEX, ~ sos 1Casssli & Coz
TRAVEL.

.,.sr,r,,. THE MAKING OF 4 NAII0a. 1,IIt1s-
, 1obn POSTER fraser With % Iarao
tions from a6a gh0tSs.aRdiiI ttasas5eii & Co. LfdJ
~ rShsAy,,y the Impressions. investiss'' LIE yn
Eh,D0us, ,Doncs,usons formed by the autnos 80
sarding Australia rs rszdsTeas INDUSTRIES and
ners government. ~
pp. AND HER PEOPLE OF, TOD, .aa1,.,iss ss
Account o.s 0s History and Advancement %
the Brazilisns. and the De'elop''Ss 10 Sevin o.
Resources Illustrated EI from original and se-
,s WInJsi. i.,botosraphs by the author lzrno' PS
ass. Boston: L. c. Page q |o'
with map and index
TRAMPs tsnesv II r % G. 8. VIII ustratlornss, and "a
q map. svo. Do. xii, ST1 dmp0T'e' "
Charles Scribners Sons) .o
A missionary's account Of his p UP ,ss.-t s-
,bs cifv of Yung Ping Flu. across m uvTr,- yJ11
ana along the lonely roads o. isascrtntions IT,
seiia a. 20 .,iss ana inhabitants their customs; .
tAunlea ana religion. Illustrated WIN my
renroductions from photographs
TttD ANDES AND THE AAAZoN- Ds DSsf.N
iHfi ReanaId Enock F. n g. s WIN sna hfIg- lin
eight Illustrations. svo. pp. XVI. S''- 'i''
ported bv Charles Scrioner's sons1
rscord Of impressions formed from long long
soiournings and jouTneyings WITHIN tns lsla1 @
or peru regarding its physicsl sspeSt go ItFa
e re Cries with chapters Inca eiviiiza-
ton ruins and old roads. .
ARGENTINA BY W. a: Hirst win vr1,b aI ~, /.
non and sfxty-four illustrations evo. ~
Yyriu a0s Imported by Charles oerioher
SOns) ,,to-
This volume, for which the IaIe SiaI. Ia.
Nerve wrote the introduction, opens w., WI
chanters descriptive of the country its xf. II.s-
and climate and brief sketch or lts nIs.0.S . =.
from the time of the Spanish selt5eile.s 80 - -
the Presidency of SarTnfento. IN l-,,o. .I.
reiata ~ the present condition OF tne pSop.7
rares and cost of living In town ana SOu ~.
try religion. education; srd ,nugtria1
erature. and the AGRICULTURAL aHU
M Argentina
TupoTrGH THE WILDERNESS OF BnATtL Bn-As,1tt u
r5,J Horse canoe and Float BY NIIIlaI.l ,
Azel Cook svo. pp- iv. 45I- CIne American
Tract Society,"
Divided into five parts, the BOOK ~ descIl"e a =
r,issfonary's expeditions to Aragua5a aIIu -
Tocauttues from the Rio do sornno 70 - "
sea: 10 Goyana, to Borroroland ana ID E>4'
Verde. -.
SWITZERLAND. It's Scenery, History and LIZ Llt-
erary, Associations. BY Oscar hunhs. piSs
fa@sor in Wesleyan University: linus al -. .
svo Do Kill 294. (ThOmas Y Crowel q Co-'
with large map and thirty-two fuli-page
Illustrations
r,ru MISSISSIPPI RIVER. And Its Wonderfui
vaIiev Tvventy-seveE Hundred ana So
enty-fve Miles from Source 20 sea by JU.,1S ,1,.
CbamhArs F. r G.. 8 With eighty mus Is
trations and maps Svo Pp- XVI SOo- W.
P Putpam's SOns) - ,
An account Of the Father OF waters;
from its source TO the sea. ana lts p4dCe p II
romance religion, literature. war anu Pe0~O-
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LITERATURE.

THE ART or THE SHORT STORY. BY George
W Gerwig, Ph. D, extension lecturer in
English literature, University Of Pittsburg
l4rno, pp. 124. (Akron, Ohio: The Werner
Company)
\ study Of the short story from the stand
point of the writer we'll the reader.
RACON Is SHAKESPEARE. BY Sir Edward
Durning-Lawrence, Bart, B. A, LII. b.
Together with a Reprint of Bacon Promus
Of FormulaTies and Elegancies. Coilated
with the original manuscript by :he late F.
b. RIcklev and revised by F. A. Herbsrt, Of
the British Museum. illustrated SVo, pp.
xiv. 2s6. (The John Mcbride Company
Chapters setting forth and sustaining the
belief that the plays attributed 70 Shake-
speare were really written by Bacon, with
mechanical proof that Bacon is Shake
speGre.''
ANCIENT MYTHS IN MODERN POETS. BY
Helen Archibald Clarke. Illustrated Svo,
pp. $50. (The Baker Taylor CompanyD
Tracing the Of the great classic myths
in English poetry and their influence upon
poets
THE LITERATURE OF THE SOUTH. By
Montrose ]. Moses. illustrated. Svo, PIP.
kill 51I. CThomas Y. Crowell & Coz
A consideration OF the literature of the
TO the present day. The subject is dealt
with IN periods coincidng with the history
of the South-the Colonial, Revolutionary
ante-bellum. the Civil War period and the
new South. With sixteen full-paga portraits
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REPRINTS.

APPLICATIONS With an Essay on style.
BY Walter Pater. svo. PIP. 25l- tIhe Mac
milan Company
PLATO AND .PI.AToNIsM. A series Of Leeto 1eE,o
ures BY Waiter Pater. Svo. pp. 2S2- CThe
Macmillan Company
GAsToN DE LAToUR- An Unfinished Re- 70
nance. BY Walter Pater. Prepared for the
press by Charles L. Shadwen Fellow OF
Oriel College. S7o. pp. tx. 161 CThe Mac
milan Company
OF the New Library Edition Of the works Of
Pater.
DESPERATE REMEDIES. 4 novel; By Thomas ma
Hardy. FrontisPieee 12mo' PIP Viii. 41S'
Harper & Bros)
issued in the new thin paper edition Of
books by Thomas Hardy, with a map Of the
Wessex Of the novels.
PARIS AND ENvIRONs. With routes from
LONDON 70 Paris. Handbook for travellers;
BY Kari Baedeker with fourteen maps ,. st and
16mo. PIP Nv, AGO. As. Imported by Charles
Scribnef's Sons.)
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND. Including the
Grand Duohy of Luxembourg. Handbook for
Travellers. By Karl Baedeker. With nine
teen maps. thirty-seven plans Of towns and
vised and augmented 1fmo pp lxxxii, 4S9
Imported by Charles scribner's sonsJ
A map Of the Brussels Exhibition grounds
forms supplement TO this edition.
BERLIN AND ITS ENyIRoNs Handbook for
Travellers. BY Kari Bsedeker. With five
maps and twenty-three plans Fourth edi-
Scribner's Sons.)
LADY MARY WORTLEY MONTAGU. Selected
Letters 14mo. pp. 100 (The H. NJ. Caldwell
Company
Issued in the "Remarque Edition OF Liter
airy Masterpieces"
S6AKESpEARES ENGLAND. BY William
Winter. Illustrated. Svo, pp. 344- C'Ioffat.
Yard & Coz
Revised and enlarged.
THE OLD VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN. And
Other Sketches. By George W. Bagby.
Edited with ar introduction by Thomas Nell
son Page. Ftontispiece. 12mo, pp. xii, 312.
Charles Scrbner's Sons.)
Included in this volume Is the article en-
titled How Rubinsten Played" and MY
is also a sketch OF the life OF DR.. Ba gby.
written by Edward S. Gregory.
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF AMBROSE
BIDRCE. Volume I. Frontispiece. Svo,
Do. 402. tThe Neale Publishing Company
The first volume of this edition, which is
to be complete in ten. contains Ashes of the
Beacon . THE Land Below the Blow" For
the Ahkoond,' John Smith, Liberator." "
and Bits of Autobiography.
LIFE OF JAPAN. BY Masuji Miyakawa. p. c.
l.. LII. y. Preface by the Prince of MILO.
Introduction by Viscount kentaro kaneko.
Frontispiece Second edition.. completely re-
vised. limo, PIP Xxx, 266 (The Neale Pub
fishing Company
WATERLOO. BY Thomas e. Watson 12mo. pp.
1852 THE Neale Publishing Company
JANEY CANUCK IN THE WEST. BY Emily
Ferguson. With numerous Illustrations in
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NATURE STUDIES.

oUERCUs ALBA The Veteran of the eecp,csSo: Shs,N
By VIII LiIibridge. 12mo, PIP. 49, CChlcas0'
A. C McClurg & Coz
The life stor yof the great white oah'
four feet in diameter and sixty feet hlgh'
JUNGLE BYwAYS IN INDIA. Leaves IRON
the Notebook of a Sportsman and Hatoi -
ist BY E. P. stebbing. /. f. s. +. X Sc ~;
s. It. z. $. With numerous inustrauohs 90 -
the author and others Svo. PIP. x2Vii' 0oo'
(The John Lane Company
Studies and observations of animal HE III
the Jungle tracts of Hindustan-
THE AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN. BY
Neltie Blanchan. Planting Lists by LeonaII
Barron. illustrated with ninety.two Iuii
page photographs. 4to, PIP. XIV, o6o- tDou-
bleday. Page & Coz
Treating of formal. wild. old-fashioneo;;
rock and water gardens. their situation ana
design and the trees, flowers and shruhs
best suited for each A chapter Is deVotsu
to garden furniture. and an index Is sup
piled.
METHODS OF ATTRACTING BIRDS. BY Gil
bert II. Trafton. supervisor OF nature STUDY
Passafc, n. J. With Illustrations fuo,
lished under the auspices of the Natlonai
Association of Audubon Societies. limo. pp
XIV III (The Houghton Miff1in Company
A study OF birds and the best methods for
attracting them around our homes for their
protection with brief summary of the WORK
being done throughout the country by the
various organizations for bird protection.
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Clay. Illustrated: l4mo. NJ

cJav ftstrated 14mo. No f
1~harlas scrfbners Sons0 =, ,,aov
HYPNoTIsM AND SUGGESTION; Hg;-actice. BY
Life Education and Medical 1no pp viii.
Bernard Hollander, NJ. d. lZiio'
a95 &c. p Putnam's Sons) ,ue ~
This handbook deals win .e,, for the
hvpnotisn as a therapeutic ass snd men
amelioration and cure OF nervous aine as a
tsl disorders. and also with It's
psychological phenomenon .v,c or
AUCTION BRIDGE stated. c EHpn m viii,
Illustrated by J. B. Elwel loiilo FF
no (C.harles scribner's Sons'' -s A
THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STa,I IN, ETjreinia
Address TO the Survivors of the ,nod eur about
Regiment while they were galnsl on the
the graves of their fallen coniaa,ee !, eTa1o By
battle-ground of Manassas. July Il; i;rto Neale
walter Neale. 12mo. PIP. 143 'Aii
Publishing Company r;,
WORLD CORPORATION. BY King 90 pfRos-
Iette Frontispiece. Syo. pp- VI. ~
ton: The New England News Company-,
THE AMERICAN JEWISH fEAh 90 1oi1
h6T1 October 4, 1910, to Septenoer g.. tbA
Edited by Herbert Friedenwalo io "a,
American Jewish Committee Id 'pr,;bIishIns
44e philadelphia: The Jewish FuOi''"S
Society of America)
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05

LETTERS To a SALMON FIsHERS rs 5
grams and Illustrations svo. PIP. xvi,
2sS. The Houghton Mifflin Company
Mr.. Chaytor is not merely a catcher Of
fish He is a sportsman who writes glow
ingIy of all that days fishing means of
healthful active life in the open, Of the
beautv Of nature and the obligations of
tbe fisherman toward his prey. But
first of all he instructs his sons-and all
members of the guild-in the art and
srience Of rod and line, of flies and
worms and minnows, of fly tying and
knots. of casting and wading, Of equip
ment strategy and tactics, of the ways
of fish in varying conditions.
In the matter OF flies he is hereto,
who thinks nothing of fishing through
a long day without changing the fly
more than once, because, IF the fish VIII
not take a fly with which you have
lately done well, you feel confident that
it is because they are not in taking
humor. But with a new and untried
pattern of fly hope soon gives place to
doubt. and doubt quickly leads to dis
uaissal.''
Concerning the salmon's sensitiveness
TO pain Mr.. Chaytor comes to the con-
clusion that the fish suffers very little
from the hook, and that certainly the
distress OF its struggles 10 escape capt
ure is not very serious when compared
with its drowning. held fast by the
gills in a stake net, or its savage maui
ing by sharks and porpoiees. Moreover
but this argument he credits TO others
without explicitly indorsing it's not
the salmon Itself relentless fisher of
herring and small fry, and even Of the
young of it's own species. and is it not
hooked in the very act Of catching what
il believes TO be a particularly gaudy
and tempting sort of fly?
As for minnows: MY dear boys"
SAYS mentor, avoid minnow fishing for
salmon as a canker that will eat into
some Of the very best days Of your fly
fishing" Moreover. the great drawback
Of this kind Of bait is the difficulty Of
getting minnows when they are wanted:
We have not all got the advantages In
that way OF a certain famous parson in the
Yorkshire daies. His clerk. having refused
10 fix christening for Tuesday, the
mother Is said TO have replied. IT chris
tening must be Tuesday because [ cakes
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05

Covering the primitive semitic. the Pa pstri- +.
srchal and the Mosaic periods the perls'' ~ tbs Os
early monarchy. issasd in the series Of
Modern Religious Problems. ,,-r,-
lHE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS Pbl n :
assistant professor OF PHILOSOPHY ~ ~ so-
IC1nnlVersity Of Chicago svo. pP- A''
tThe Houghton Mifnin Company
An investigation OF the religious aspeSr 5 49, ~
normal human experience conducted from
psychological point of view.
THE DAY OF THE COUNTRY CHI aos aSh- rrbs rrbs
!, O. Ashenhurst. 12mo. PIP. -o'- 'A"7
funk e Wagnais Company
Its opportunities and possibilities
SoCdAL MINISTRY. An Introduction 70 E'a,,hS ths
study and Practice of social SerVise- s.s
vice by the editorial secretary. Harry
Ward limo. PIP. viii ais. Eaton @ Malns ,
THE TNITY Of RELIGIONS & P9puiaa Relefs Rts
Edited by J. Herman Randall. ID. D.. an ana
- Gardner Smith. NJ: u. svo' pp' iA' 'o-'
'ihonlas u Crowell & Coz
Lectures on ancient and modern beliefs by
Ieadlns authorities OF each creed
THE RELIGION OF THE sPIRITUAL ENo-
LUTON OF MAN. Anonymous. ionI, In 2 pP-
born street)
CORRESPONDENCE ON CHURCH AND RE
ttrrGs3N trGTG OF WILLIAM EWAiRt, +, 49, n -
SIONE. Selected and arranged py -; -
Lathbury. With portraits and illustrations 'n;
Che Macmillan Company
sixty years, and deal with Church ana state
the Oxford Movement, ecclesiastical patI99n,-
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Episcopal Church and the controversy "th
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The INFINITE PRESENCE. By George M
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& Coz
CHRISTIANITY AND SOCIAL QUESTIONS.
By w. Cunningham. . D.. F. B: n. Arcn-
deacon of Ely 12mo, pp- XIV. 232. CChafIes
Scribners StnsJ
Setting forth. from a Christian STANDPOINT.
the relative Importance OF all the ioiCsS
which make for human welfare or n-iiltdte
against it,
THE UNEMPLOYED SELF. An Introduction TO
Christian Doctrine for Teachers and stOaents-
By George r. Montgomery. Phi D. l2mo' pp-
viii 249. &c. P. Putnams SOns.)
This book takes for its starting point the
inquiry as to the value of the ind1Nidual
man, and sets forth the doctrines OF Chrls s.
tianity, not dogmas. but as matters oi
direct Importance and belief.
JACOBS SONS. BY George l.. Petrie. d d
12mo DIP. 229. (The Neale Publishing COM
panyl
a survey of the tribal life Of the Israelttes-
THE QUEST OF THE AGES; OR. A SEARCH
FOR THE POLES OF TRUTH BY Oiin
Sandeford Dean 16nlo pp. s. CIhe
Cochrsne Publishing Company
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POLITICAL SCIENCE.

GREAT CITIES IN AMERICA. Their Prob
lens and Their Government. BY Delos +.
Wilcox. Ph. Dc. 12mo, PIP. xi, 426. (The
Macmillan Company
A discussion of the governments of wash
ington. New York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
St Louis and Boston, and the problems at
teniant thereon
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILWAYS.
Considered the Next Great Step in
American Progress. BY Anthony Van
Wagentn. 12rno PIP. tx, 256. GO. P. Put
MANS Sons.)
\ plea for government ownership Of rail-
ways for the United States. the arguments
in favor of such ownership, together With
a history of the system of public owner
ship since it's adoption by Belgium in 1881.
THE POLITICAL. THEORIES OF MARTIN
LUTHER. BY Luther Hess Waring, Phi D.
12lno, pp. vi, 293. &c. P. Putnam's Sonsi
A Systematic presentation of the utter
ances of Martin Luther the nature, ne
cessity, origin sovereignty. objects, func-
tions and limitations OF the state, with an
estimate of his place In the history of the
theory of the state.
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is made fer Tuesday, Nay, nay! said
the clerk. 1T christening can't be Tuesday.
for parsons going fishing "Wednesday and
he's got his minnads in { font
Altogether a beguiling volume, not
withstanding the solid usefulness of its
information
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05
POLITICAL.

PRESIDENTIAL, ADDRESSES AND STATE
PAPERS OF WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
From March f. 1909 TO March 4, 1910 Vol
ume I. Svo PIP. xii. 6l2. Doubleday Page
& Coz
Containing the addresses and writings Of
Mr.. Taft from the period of his nomination
to the end OF the Is 000-rile tour OF tie
country
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MUSIC.

rtsE RAsIs OF MUSICAL. PLEASURE To
gether with a Consideration Of the the,,Ss u,
Problem and the EXPRESSION OF Emotlo'o Iii
Music. BY Albert Gehring. 1Eno' pS
1876. &C. p. Putnam's Sons)
An enumeration and description Oh '
artual sources of musical pleasure.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05
ELASTIC FIGURES.

From The ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
4 New York expert says a woman can
dress on $500 year. She also can dress
on 81 500. $1,000 and various other sums, so
it is not plain what the expert is trying TO
say.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05
RELIGIOUS.

THE EARLY RELIGION OF ISRAEL. B,
Lewis Bayles faton, Phi D. Il D. 12mo
PIP. ia (The Houghton Mif1in Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05
FISHING
A Charming Book by a True
Lover of the Sport.

FILTERS To A SALMON FISHERS
SONS. BY A. II. Chaytor. With dia-
grams and Illustrations. Svo, pp. XVI,
2ss The Houghton Miff1fn Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05

''The Hollow Needle" is the story Of a
long drawn out duel between that com
panionable scamp Arsene Lupin, and
1sidore Beautrelet, a schoolboy with
gift for the detection of crime. The
story opens with a mysterious burglary
at a French chateau. A murder is COM
rnitted and the fugitive is wounded by
New-York tribune., 1910-10-05

1Anv a Mans
por.rssf of a Woman BY a T. Qull-
Ier-Couch co.,. l2mo, PIP. TX s'''
Charles Scribner's Sons
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-30

school, believing such reduction in keeping with present conditions and school attendance.
 We believe in keeping the Fire De- partment in it's present state of effic- iency and adding such equipment from time to time as the situation demands and the town funds will permit
 The Citizens Party recognizes the need of proper regulation of the so- cial evil but maintain that if a re- stricted district should be established it must be remote from main ave nues of travel where school children should not be compelled o pass daily resorts of evil, and We therefore en- dorse the action of the present Coun- cil in closing Seventh Avenue to this form of vice in response to the peti- ton of over one hundred citizens of Skagway.
 The nominations for councilmen were then called for.
 E. J. Shaw nominated Howard Ash ley, the grey war horse of the Cit izens party, who served without fear or favor"
 D. NJ. Westcott nominated John Grashel.
 H. H. Draper nominated H. c. Bow man.
 FL. Miller nominated Herb Tay- Tor
 Howard Ashley nominated E. J. Shaw.
 w. w. Boughton nominated J. A. Kettles.
 Clyde Howerton nominated Harry Flaharty.
 The nominations were then declar- ed closed by a unanimous vote.
 The chair called for nominations for the school board and F. B. Wurz- bacher placed in nomination the name of V. I. Hahn for the unexpired term. James Kettles nominated E. J. Lid dicoat for school treasurer to succeed himself.
 Dr. Keller took under advisement the appointment of the chairman of the central committee for the ensuing year and the meeting was then ad- journed upon a unanimous vote. There were about 95 voters present.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-03-30
PUGH PLUGS
 WILLY WOLF

Jack Pugh yesterday afternoon bag, gcd the wolf which has been seen and heard over across the Skagway river for the past month. Mr. Pugh has been out after the wolf several times.
 Yesterday, accompanied by E. Rich ter. he went across the river and set out bait consisting of fish. Pugh and Richter then awaited de- vclopments.
 About 4:SO o'clock the wolf appear ed upon the scene, making for the bait. Pugb and Richter opened up on him and at the first shot the wolf took to the timber Four shots were fired in all and the last one, by Mr.. Pugh. brought down the animal
 The wolf was very large, the skin measuring 6 feet lOla inches from tin to tiD.