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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
Wornan's
Suffrage:

Every woman In the country 10 interested In know
Ing the progress Of the Womans Suffrage movement
The daily newspapers keep them generally informed
to what Is going In this country. But they iont
know what the of Europe doing. To
this question. Cosmopolitan Magazine sent
Winfred Black Great Britain to study the situs-
ton at first hand Mrs Black has told the story In
wonderful presentation of the facts. describing the
personalities of the leaders and the abroad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
pR,soNERs oouNp ovGR.

CADILLAC. Mich, Oct. IA DIG
surprise was sprung yesterday 1t the
examination of Charles Metro and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Horton, charged
with the murder Of young McCou-
nell. near Jennings, Saturday night.
when the Horizons waived examine.
ton and were bound over TO the No
vember term Of court. The Horizons
have not engaged counsel and why,
Of their own accord, they should
waive examination 10 a puzzle 10 the
people. Metro was held for trial at
the same time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
When You Think

the panw VI
uoseh nskes the snd kiadnes always essoe
stsd with smost mirucs III
d. no osasr rebels what she
afvrane ! who would
sot1 Gladly b. sseir os rsssrsins period Of pain
d. PrsserieeIes askss
sick
veil M hres6oa -
H sssab
AesIs I1S
Sick srsn invited to sensult u lss
coTrsspondsnce strictly and sacrsdy
Weslds
ios Associates, r. v. Pierce NJ D. Prssdsss Buffalo, NJ
IL
81 usnl
ssb, q Dr. tss pats
handso Frsneh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
Man Mowina rs Attaeked by Hawk.

CLARK. s. D.. Oct. 22.-While now
ing grass Olaf Bakken was attacked
by a large hawk which swooped down
upon him and severely scratched his
face. II was with difficulty that he
overcame the hawk and made II a
prisoner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22

count DOnop anu
a force OF 1900
Hessians attacked
Fort Mercer, seven
miles below the
city, on the New
Jersey side. while
a British feet at
tackled Fort Mif-
din on Mud Island
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22

IN Inc DeIaWare. There were 4UV
Hessians killed or wounded at Mercer
that day, or one for every American in
the fort. The attack on Miffiin be
came a siege which lasted three
weeks.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 22.--The SUI
preme court yesterday heard the fol-
lowing cases: People VS.. Mcdonald;
people VS.. Yund; people vs. Lowrey;
people vs. Gilbert; people vs. Dick
erson: people vs.. Parsons; people vs..
Urine; people Va. Slater; people ys.
DUNCAN: Shattuck w. Watson.
Call for Monday: 9. So, 5. 60, IL.
103, los. LOG. LOT. los.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
Fiction
StOries:

You like good story-every one does whether Il
be love story. adventure story, laugh story Or
Q story Among the fiction writer's that the Cos
mopoltan has been enabled get to write stories for
you o. Henry. Bruno Lessing. jacques Futrelle
Jack London, Porter Emerson Brown. Alfred Henry
Lewis, George Randolph Chester. Sir Gilbert Parker
Agnes and Edgerton Castle and score of others.
of whom contribute or more Of their pest sfe
stories Then there is Robert w. Chambers new
serial which will begin In the Cosmopolitan very soon.
Watch for II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
TODAY In HISTORY.

Oct. %, 1777. Philadelphia ws
awakened by the sound Of battle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22

The quarterly bulietfn Of the public ~
brnry, just out, contains special lists
of books about Halloween. Thanks
giving. Christmas and New Years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
Religious
Thought:

Harold Bolce. whose work along this line Of In
vestgaon Is the most notable Of any investigator Of
his time exposes the radical revolutionary religion
that is being taught In the womens colleges OF this
country; shows how these young women are being
graduated into the word equipped with a religious
training that Is startling, actually sensational
These articles now running In the Cosmopolitan
Magazine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22
What Are You Interested In /?

Cosmopolitan Magazine Offers the interesting up-todas
fact stories and 6ctiea stories of al magazines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-22

Cosmopolitan Magazine offers the interesting uptodae TACT
stories and fiction OF all magazines.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-19
Automobiles.

4 late report on the number Of auto
mobiles IN Germany shows that there
are now about 5000 cars in that coun-
Try, which is an increase Of about 5000
over last year.
While the use Of the automobile In
England shows steady increase. prob
ably one-half OF all the cars In the
United Kingdom are Of the heavy, high
power touring kind
Automobiles now are built to order
TO ut purchasers, makers using for
measuring purposes framework in
which the seat raises and lowers, the
footboard tits at varying angles and
the steering rod is adjustable for
length
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-19

Collector twarmly}-rve been here =
dozen times. sir. and positively
won't call ssain.
Mr. Pcorpay (cheerfullye oh, come
DOW. my man: don't be 20 superstt
dous about making the thirteenth car
Nothing will happen, assure you.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-19
LAKE HELEN

Surrounded by several pretty lakes
and guarded by lofty pine trees Is
Lake Helen, winter resort az M
Little importance Camp csssadz<z.
spintualistic camp-fround is sim
afed near Lake Helen and ii this
place several hundred people make
winter headquarters A l1rxe lumber
mill and the largest brick plant in
the South AT. located 1t Lake Helen.
ORANGE CITY
The principal attraction around
Orange City is the many h.ndsom<
golden orange groves. The town is
supplied with water said 10 Be- the
purest In the world, another stfr.c-
ton to visitors It IS At Ox1n<e CITY
that passengers over the FIorids E.sf
Coast Ry- transfer TO carriages and
drive to DeIand- The Town Il sur-
rounded by land peculiarly adapted
to the cultivation Of citrus fruits
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fxct mns8 be apparent 70 the nosz
upexf-zzl caser~G- Wsih sach las-
Is weaIsh of natural beauty 4 BE-
cane an easy dig for the hand Of
En TO gre che Finishing t01cheE
rnsch have wrought CT DE cosors
and oazlzaas Of tAe bzg psc<u-e-
Man did al this II tie laying out
OF the streets xzrh thsr vide margins
ok parkage The entire city becomes
= greet PARK. with driveEays inter
s-LnE. EIes apoa miles q drive
vxss 80 good - TO attract motorists
from al over TIE continent
And as for the paEeuUs. pave
n1tx shSl look and act Ike granite
-he-s else between the eastern
ard western seas are 50 nanny miles
u prosor5oo TO Inhabitants, The
rzEeneat question sszE<is Nth the
street as one Of the chief drawing
cards TIL sozle uahezrd o. place
repors more and better. Daytona
lhroxs do.z the gauntlet TO the
xNId-
Squirrels. Flowers, Birds and Fruit
WhzzeFs- ones shortcomings and
However Indifferent Or even caIIous
one Ezy he 20 many things. the mere
EsertEoa Ct flowers and squirrels
BIRDS and fruits VIII send = thrEE
that 3 reflected n dls-ended pupils
and prscEad ears
For eEerE visitor with : spare goo
Der there & = bunny ready TO come
md accep- yo1- gift He vii s5r bolt
uTrg1- and nzE inD the meat.
casting fa-IiFe, saucy glaoces q you
meanwhile
Foxers Usually fresh and boon
ing The year round, you are renznd
Il OF Goldsnith's co1psee where
Smiling sprng It's earliest visit paid
md summers lingering blossoms
are delayed
Il one yard roses OF vsrigated hues
IY-edozainate; another Household has
pench2nt for the poznee1ta and the
r-enI=1s Gre aIame; anoEae- E hid
Gsn Z . jungle O. tail cane Variety
Is the spice OF life and here Is where
you find Il
TIE birds fit Il, and viii their
joyous notes help 10 gfFe fatsness
and symmetry 10 the picture
As for fruits, choice citrus fruits
Daytona Yields the palm TO none fos
quality and quantity per acre There
ere scores Of citrus groves n prox
unity 70 the CITY. branches bending
10 the earth with their burdens o.
lucsous golden globes. which fo-
besuty. p-cLicacy and al desirable
qualities would truly astonlsn you
The Fastest Autos anc The Finest
Out
The seTeEth world Ecnder. do yoE
ask? Gene, whether from Missouri
o. from Maine. from Kalamazoo o
Tznbucto, and you viii be shown
Here : where the world record 70
i speed s broken With every recurring
season. Autos, the biggest, the fast
e-. and the finest are OF daily pa
T -ade and the big show : as free 2.
Lae pure artesian wafer FROM tne
thousands o. flowing wells L Is
continuous show with 2 costantl.
shifting scene
EgeryLhng gees, from a 2-hors
power up 70 2e9-horse power, an.
al degrees o. speed from a cante
% Iwo-nfle-a-minute clip. You ri.
probably catch the spirit wne1 20
10 tie roads and the beach are yours
The Florida sunshine Is free, III
OanE ocean breezes are free, IN
BIRDS AMI squirrels and flowers ar
free, the sparkling fountain water !
free and ron wiz have 70 go dow
into your wallet only for coin 10
} auto, and bed and board
This Is 10 fancifuI picture: It's al
here II Is drawing ether thousand
, and holding them enEhraIled, L VII
I ,--- hr.r1
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-19

O&S @ Dfk@8 GO0& 80
rf0 = her ncompaEzhse beneh- No
one who h1s ever set foot up0u -
zno0<h, packed Ezxds. no 0ne uAo
ever pedz5ed bicycle over - *
Snx, no one Who eFg drove -
rEznfzns palr q hEses ard listen
u 70 the popping 81 their steel shoes
upm IT. szPazIt1nlEke face. Id one
sho eser steered hisap0xer am
t0n0bzze down the bread stretch Of
vxFe.~zshed and s1-fpacksd szad
bw realized that & 81 2 word beat
G, = wo<sd-rondg. Go stznd upon
this rIse speedway and see he hap
~ souls fzr b. Il 50yoGs mood. and
answer Whether this $ not one o.
DE seTen modern wonders.
The Placid. PesEueid Halifax River
Where think yoa 8 water with more
picturesque suroundnxsz Nearly q
mile vide. frznged with tropical veze
<ztEon, artistic cottages With roomy
Erzndzs looking out upon her boSom
gamer food fishes IN countless NUM-
5erz. bsckoning, as Il were. 60 those
VIII rod ard Eeez; her bosom neck-
Cd With dzck and cost and snowy
winged sea birds, mich sir about ss
Il for ne sport O. bcbblng upon the
uaE@. watch that labbe-Iy old
white headed pelican pouch q fat
uusler. and that fish hawk struggling
upward with his 1oanderEng load n
=azrchsi from me water.
See the beawk1i Launches, spscE
ard span, ws-h hampers and lockers
5ulgzng zEth refreshments, 10th solid
I11d liquid, ready for : cruise upon II
beautiful surface Take OFT yo9r Tesd
glass and saee2 tire rlFe- from
O-uo-d bridge % Ponce PARA
lsgfx house, then say whether the
Halifax En't = thing Of beauty and
. 5oy forever. a-d one c. ne zo6e-
wonder
The Enchzntinsiy Picturesque Ridge
wood.
/ RsdgewOC6 avenue s upon the cres
Of broad ridge, straight Is the croz
flies and the wide spreading branch
g CT the heayy-srunked lire oaks ex
tend their giant arms across the mag
aifscer4E sssra, forming an arch, and
from these extended arms great fes
boOns OF Spanish moss sway Is tn
trade winds from the trop5c sea.
fan them Looking straight aheas
down this white shell street one Ia
The Impression OF fairy path Wit
-TEo draper5es, but as you nov
=Eoag and cast "A eye first 20 tn
right and then 70 the lefr you ses
, distinguished cottage homes II IN
most delightful settings
Il See -he gIsstentng leaf OF the gran
magnolia which nature has varushe
! as 10 srtiS.fs brush ever could; an
the cabbage palms with their burden
of slUEy fruit and swaybng palms
see the Iovely holly with rs exquk
ne be:ry; zee the climbing vine
r.1n -iOE IN the trees; see the cryI
.oEa mons forms which gain foo'
hold on the greet oaks and sztss
pans, and surely you will JOIN
Inc ch1-u5 and say that this IS
. world wonder for beauty.
Surprising Beauty Of Our coteag
Homes.
No one OF Dayto1a's attractions
perhaps, commands more nearly un
versal attention and praise than doe
the artistic cottages. The owners {
these charming villas han from ever
corner II the country and they brin
their own architectural plans an
bufld upon them, and, as the arch
tecture OF one section Of the eountr
differs from the architecture Of a.
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Mr.. RtpMoND's holding RI. National.
I~ts together ami retaining IN" balan, Of
toN"r between nionI-ts ana Lab"ral,


mother eminent artist If the opera
l. 'n he hnari for a rrn" "u the stage II
London mrp-l' hall Tn" tt' IaV =" Ia
h. earned l. hcr -ut'i, I"ut "X' ,ls". II any
Sh" needs ~hs follow = Noted ing
llSh singer V hu after a -.TNl'" at NOR"
than th!riv-iiN.' ,"GI- i-'fur" the British
I puhlIc ~ uraInrIu. concert and ~ era
mad" hcr las. iyfraran'" Un m'i-l'
han stag Among her predecessor
from uIh,'r countries w"r" the three
most famous French actresses Il Is
SAID mat SONS. oi IN" mos, distinguished
- ICll' to -Ipyu~" that tn, fame of any
of 'h.'-.' Viii suffer ~ Consequence
po>'.rIty Will recall S,RAH BLRNu,EnT
a. IL" dominating hglr" nj tho French
stag Few will remember that she
a"t'i IN u vaudeville Ihratr" The
~lrmr thing - i'm" oi MINI" RfANf.
MN" NLRA>I. th" tr>t famous singer
:" tai" Tins step IN London. hn~ not luS'
m IN" slightest i"gr"" th" ln.u respect
"r thu English ruhli" Participation in
'h" mlN"d hIll OF "A first class music hall
Is at least a. dlgnItlcl a. the dash
through the country which Mime. PATTI
madr IN her last visit her.
tDNTHi WALkER. IN" latest addition
- the list ~ the prlma donnas IN valId"-
VILE" differs from her predecessors in
on" particular sh" i Young and stu IN
the flower "i her career ~ she will not
c"ntln" her futur" artistic activity To- her
new field, bur return "a III" German
opera hous" Ia which sh. II permanently
attached y" dahnlr" announcement
has been mad" ~ To- her >ucC,~-nrS. bur
singers IF the day and none Of them will
suffer any loss at prestige. RICHARD
STRAUSS conducted concert uf his
works here IN "A department store, and
nobody could say that hr had lost n
whit in artist" standing thereby and
h" introduced his works 10 public
which might otherwise never hav" had
tn" opportunity 20 hear them One
popular American prima donna bobb.d
about the canals of an artificial Venice
in the Madison Square Garden IN "A
papIer maCh1 gondola, and a German
contrato with a great following in this
country travelled about for year IN
comic oI"ra To reveal along with the
beauty of her VOC" the comicalirv of her
broken English Both these singers re-
turned 10 NOR" accustomed msiiums for
III" DISPLAY OF dignlfied musical art. and
were welcomed back with no suggestion
that they Were prodIgai daughters
~ long ~ the art nf th. singer N"
musician or the actor IL worthy of
exhibition in one place. il cannot hc
degraded because u Is presented IN
an"t her
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'NUi NJ ID1fn1 tsOhe
IN Italian anihroInIoxi>i. br Moals iAni.
l"C'.r ring IN the ueople ~ ne Menayri NrChi
p"Ihgn in the Indian ocean rrcrnty, showed 4
hrs tifVi example ~ ,stt"nlnZ IN his right nsnd.
ani hi. i hnv he Accogn'cf! To- Il
h.d landed on one II tho iSlsni> with few
r-~n. Na> soon surrounded hy an ingry people
Rrf captured WS- taken 70 the n-i.rbortnH
tissr u'''" showing VhR' fate awaited n.
sn1n plAcAtri NJ hosts win ~poIn~S> and '-V
Urr>sn pretended great 10y 80 De among then
ant NrNrmr'i that bad NJ desire ~ -,rapr They
believed ne. ami made 80 az honorary ciuf-n
taiioors ne win ;h- MAR. ~ the tribe
ur NN4lgi-a0l ~ayS ma me- evening A. Gtnhar
~ hosts hin 'aNr ~ Ei~ boot~ They ~
once came 10 'he Conclusion mat hr h,t 'rscr~w-d
BIZ, feet IN another ocCa ,oH rr tuS'rlr'r4 pur
~ Ms -rn - '-iS7 illness m mat -. 70, the
trp.G: Ant no ip"ior 'op- plaster cat ~ Eis
frr" When H. WA, lone 'h- patient appeared
80 10 s.rri loT'hVith N" natives brought al
ir~.- s.ra - =" 'r~N'"i :. = preliminary tp INC
re he ioctrr '..- rAst 90" each patient, ;a,~
l''r- Wat and r..s after ~ cas- Lsd been AIKEN
vss clinic. 'rsArr,cn' ,top'ei General, iiva,a
,..rr., and loud n~r" the praises % ~ n, q, 20
~ OBJ, .. 40. a. - "a bite .rrtr-
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To rRE F.Ir"R or THg SIS -I- IN tu..-c..
ing plea for church Hninn uH- u,Gc %, ~ lu.t.
RAIDER IN = letter 20 TH, ~ Of No,rr'..'- 90 Inc
line seems ripe Tor such adj ocacl IHrry urr
admits he pos,ihl" u."r .lrc,s u such m organ
ged body A. the lisg.- Tribunal 10 avert 20,
disaster Of var Nov ~ \ contributor, lr rurrrr
toward the abolition ~ og'worn dogma o. similar
nody Of mon could be hrouCh, N m. set! a.
religious thought. whose duties would oaiyc
them 10 Top q" The dead limbs Of myth and r1,,ti
riSm from the Vital 'rrc Of --livou thel- d"ilhcr,
lions and actions being cr!icd solely nv spiritual
insight. know Ledge % human mature moral
rarnr>inc-S and iuWuriyh' common Sru>r
Morslzing Hrttr"N ll.r Frederic W,--f-nu and
the n'r Goodwin smith nav time -uI e,,,1
Ad,r ted 30 'hr need 81 recon Ling m, niI o.,--
and ritIal with the rcN aGG i'rp,- inu- drr-r1u!>
OF our everyday Ne y master 81 rr lie com
criv"~ a sim o!- AMI "nO'lbraI 'HCrlr n. may
render n attn all nc hr!aarr ~ ,cr,.nr. rain
and sanorr ton or he may '"rirrl, .r'c-r-~, -lr
original theme without ir~ ait u; at.rrrirIog.
ornament
ION slider th,- fact al,o ~ rtc dorratn ~ crrI-.
Most individuals Af~ creatures e. pablo ~ TORN
noble aspirations and ,'r!ou- 'Cndrrrlr,. and t--
rradiy novel rs .lrrFri', .ud ,anUnr. ,h.,
are up"n 10 me emotional rowc' ~ ,rc rro-a.
sppesl and o,r - act.at-h nv tao reno, attn ?
force Of WORTHY example a. they 'rrits~ ,Inr =
'h- beaten n!Ihway o'Nfr
NhN. tnr1. should ire rhporJI> barriers ~
scholasucisn, and "on ,rr,a,ivr dread he r,L.r, a
seriously when close ,nd impartial examination
Will reveal their u''rr fIUuIy' QUESTION. 10, d,
sociological mature are beginning Ia n,r.a, more
ana NOR" tiEn~ - our rulpit~ rrd IN the .r..,
.uhSifi1nS the ~rsrgirS ~ rro-.' Sc no rrr.l,- ir
'hcs, frlds ~ rTOr'
one thing then that l. worth uhI.r., s 20 -.-.t,.-
stand the relations ~ men both ,,r,' .rr,. ,-.
and what they must b- In whatrtrn'- and estate.
r'"n must h~ rated aqua. In wrai puVr~- and r.-
ruu'Suncrs ard a''rihtt~ To- 'n"E arc hpurf away.
% h- LnrauA what incguaIric, I- ,r,..r -. ,,c
Of f.aa ~ .a-G.-
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THE NEG ROES' tPPE ~.
4 Misguided Attempt to DO in Ia, the
Work OF a.rnrrai lon.

To- IHt Iptru. uF I'm So 81 \
>Caa' '''N wears 90 the negro IN N" nItad
states WIS "A slave regarded by the com
munlt, a. lar4:" an o,rrs-nwu child whose
only du'v was to earn hi Subsistence under
i the guidance ni ~ master and " hose privi-
i"e"- wCr,' such A. this master rho-s ,u grant
HIM Ills color Mas TIA" hsds. at H. status.
IN" mar. 81 m. -uh-rrvirnt condition To-
DO, -. -. - -, -, .,.
,L .'" ~ -''' -. :.
NV 9'"'' In"~''''hI Nh''c W'h wv" h'Nt' -
nlhh" legally MS "d"al His ~iim"nv l. ~
valid M pruD.r', rights ARE A. sacred his
pr,,llev. nf fr,,.l ~ rtrc,,lnt,op -, personal
~ 81 go 49, y, ~
Wv " '-"'N ne sam, a. 'n"' >" WV
. man va" d" -'n"rh'i"n az" held HIM ~
AND ,,,-
w., ',""E ' j" ~ ''''' , WI
~ ~" TO- ''~ NOV "'''t 'h""' l'' ""
. iiHat "i eNC"p'ionahl" ability alone.
- reward tor a"knnw lodged "rrt, but
anpIin- 10 ,rftlop. In ~. bis,,rx ~ ,bs
worl, IL. ,bc,, ,n,.,,,,t -, go ,,,,,'.
N"'"' - 'n''' RECORD vi sn'h a harN''Iohs
chang" IN VI" status not alon" Of slaves hu'
81 slaves marked by brand "f race from their
u,a.t.r.3
81,
$40. Us "'' '"~'A"'rS 'Ah'' 'u-''" rno"'h
l." m"i"h oni to m" negro - not ." h" eh-
islIihl. even suonv m. u,., ,,v,l,,ad
,.bt,, ,,,,,,,.'',,, - - .,-
,''.'" I''''''> NJ manner "' MISTAKES
ar" mhd" AMI wrongs inflicted. hut the gem
erai courS. Of AFFAIRS IL upward TO "A greater
morality and h,vh., .,nrt,,t ~ ,,,b,
,r,, .,,-,,.., 49,, ~
" 0'' anu u" GU ''''P'Nh aN'oH' 'hr
h"Er" must necessarily profit by III" move
ni"ni for 'he laws made and accented nv
tho nation arnIv IN hin, ~ ,,.u A. 10 al
81 -, =, ~
''"' "'"N7 INV h'Er" hh- Pton'eh IN
Az eminent degree. probably NOR" than
any other race. IN this gradual elimination
~ pr.rtid 60 and pr,d. .f INST. in tho I'p,,s,
S',t.. :" ~ ''''''
Thr,,.-un men macon. al 1900. 49,.
oI Iryisl,turs. ,nil.s., 80. -, ,t,
Law y.r. Gr.nn,,s n,rI,I In,,n'r.--', ~ -,
rIal. mon "a, n.,'essit~ ~ ,i,,,n,,,. 80 @
10, nr 80 80, - - -. 't'shN a nni pos
,s,r. NC 80, o n1" i,', , wv, nor
ASH iii, ,.,or,it r., ~ ~ ~ = lLrkr~
,,..,.r. .rI ~ ,,r,....,.. ~. IpI,'.I
for.,,r ,,,.i.,,. 49, " Tt,t," =" apI~aL '"
sT.t St~ ~ bc.,,,t. ~ t 'lu,,~n ,'- va
,,,..,,',, - ~ 49,. ',',''". 10 ,n'hE mora
-, r., - ~ I""pI" VINO nav
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himself until midnight at soirses or
halls. where he meets Prince Dietrich
stein. the Aboe Stadler. karl Maria Van
Booklet friend OF Beethoven and Schn-
bert. the Schwarzenbergs. the "rhn'ss
and other aristocrats; home tn dream. To
weep. to play out upon the keyboard tn"
worldweariness and longing which tor
ment him. or to thrum with slender myers
on the window panes-with those magic"
fingers which Balzac said had only 1"
drum on a table 10 make music. 'hoplh
At N was more Byronio than Byron.
Constants Gladowska ia on his minh
He eagerly questions Jan about her
doings: whether she il meeting with sue
Gees AZ her concerts. whether-and now
the jealousy Of Frederic shows-the usual
crowd NJ Russian officers ~ hanging
around her; dresser. Besnbrasow, Pi~tr-
zewski-he knows their names. ron
again overhear his passionate cry. Dogs.
In Chopin the patriot kept pace with tn"
poet. Listen to his polnnalsss or Ia IN"
overwhelming study in { minor. com
posed during the revolution in Warsaw.
These letters are very Interesting. "sp"-
cially the one addressed to Jan. dated
Christmas. 1880 In IN. monumental
work on Chopin by the Pole Ferdinand
HOesick ,now being translated hy Jaras-
low de Zielinsk, We hope To see included
these new letters. with proper editorial
manI af ions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05
class for Sis'in- hap-i


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