davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03
A Kindred Subject.

"How did that poet manage to be
all the talk?"
''Ie wrote about woman's tongue"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03
Headache

"My father has been sufferer from sick
headache for the last twenty five years and
never found any relief until he began
taking your Cascarets. Since he has
begun taking Cascarets he has never had
the headache. They have entirely cured
him. Cascarets do what you recommend
them to do. I will give you the privilege
of using his name. "-E. M. Dickson.
II7o Resiner St.. w. indianapolis, Ind.
Pleasant. Palatablc. Potent. Taste Good.
DO Good. Never Sicken. Weaken or GRIPPE
loo. 2Sc. Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gem
uinc tablet stamped &C. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. IS
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

They do not seem to have got any
further with these decorations than
suspending few lights from the cell.
ing"
Yes, it struck me, too, that it was
a case of hanging fire."
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

The family tree of bunko man
must be slippery elm.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03
Twisting 1t.

You say he called me big saus.
age?"
THAT was evidently what he
meant"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03
Miscellaneous spr aging Accessories.

zle connection. Fig. 16-Strainer
Fig 17-Bamboo rod. with cutoff.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

Dooley-I say tn controller av TIL
currency says that there's thirta dol.
lars and seventh cents t livery man.
jack. woman an child in tn country.
Hinnissey-Hes lyar.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinino Tablets
Druggists refund money II 1t fails to K. W
GROVES signature is on eacn Dox. .5c.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03
Important to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
Infants and children. and see that 1t
signature asass ss' ,ZMAzlSzx
In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03


Poultrymen are SO often troubled
Nv providers getting into the chicken
house that they are constantly on the
lookout for means of preventing dep
Relation. says Orange Judd Farmer.
rhe prowler trap illustrated herewith
is built against the poultry house at
the fowls entrance. AS will be seen.
h consists of wooden tube, two
screen doors, rocking platform and
two latches. During the day the doors
are fastened open. as shown. At night,
when the fowls have gone to roost,
the inner door is closed and the outer
allowed to remain up. When the anil
nal has entered the box far enough
lis weight disengages the latch by
ltinE e platform. The outer door.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-03

A dogs bark isn't as bad as his bite.
but it lasts longer.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

chivalrous. Except when ,,rda- prot
estant prepossessions, or unda- Tho bia G
of revolt from the helpless nartiaIitv of
the Queens too strenuous nartisans.
every one is naturally on tha sida Of a
beautiful girl of eighteen. launched into
a frenzied world without one true
friend, with nothing but her charm, and
her feminine craft, daily ins,1ltod in her
religion by the preachers and mob. de-
serted by greedy and selfish mobiles. the
butt of the concentrated hatred and
complicated intrigues of FIizaheth and
her Ministers In four or five wears they
drove her out of her true nature into a
course at last OF guilt as desnerate as
IL was. to her, distasteful All NV pref
u6ices are in favor Of finding her guilt
less; but il man knows well that he
is prejudiced he is warned 10 be minute
" careful IN his study of evidence. To
my own chasrin I discovered items Of
evidence against Mary, and REPUTATION
of arguments pointing strongly TO the
fact that she was the victim OF forgeries
points which had not, to NV knowl-
edge, been observed by her modern ac-
cusers This would not have happened
had l not been conscious OF prejudice
in her favor and bent on mastering the
prepossession. Writers who believe
themselves to be unprejudiced have not
this safeguard; they have no check, they
let themselves go, and call their adver-
saries the victims Of prepossession.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

laval In each month o, tho ycar. and th.
s,rur by which people born IN a given month
sSouId be governed.
-rrr-pE GHOSTS WALK The Hauuts Of Fa-
T" l-1I1iar Characters In History and Literature
~ Marion Hsrland. New series Illus
rated syo. pp. x. 292. C. r Putnam
sonsJ
rs FROM THE ALEXANDRIA BY Wash
In ,nx ZION Irving. Adapted by Josephine
Irnve- With illustrations in color by C Z
Brock. limo, PIP xxi, 213. CThe Hougntor
Mifiin Coz
.o~,cs OF SENTIMENT A Christy Gift
sON t3ook, Illustrated 12mo. DID. tx 12s
1NofTat. Yard & Coz
A collection of sentimental verse. with
,IIustrations by Howard Chandler Christy
,zyEsPEARE'S TRAGEDY OF HAMLET
SD frustrated by W. G. simnonds 4to Do
vi 164. George H. Doran & Coz
An introduction by Sir Arthur O1iIlsr.
Couch gives the story OF the play with
40 full page colored Illustrations
-r,r SLEEPING BEAUTY, AND OTHER
IN FAIRY TALES. From the old French
pstoId by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch II
ir,s+rated by Edmund Dulac 4to. M
les George r. Doran & Coz
reviewed in another column.
ND PICKwICK. illustrated IN Color py
Nh r,rank Reynolds. p L 4to DID, xv III
George H. Doran s. Coz
Pages from THE Pickwick Papers"
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THOUGHTS ON PREJUDICE
Andrew Lang and His Bias IN
Favor of Queen Mary.

From The London Morning Post.
AN innocent remark by a critic that l
will, OF course, deny that I am ''prejU-
diced rather in favor Of than against
Mary Queen Of Scots" suggests some
thoughts IN favor Of that much maligned
mental condiIion-preJudice- It Is a
pleasant thing to study. in ourselves and
others, and the result OF my meditatlOns
IS that prejudice. in the things of the in
teIleCt, is universal; everybody Is oeset
on every side by pre1udices; and that, II
he has a sense Of humor and sense OF
honesty. a man is apt TO be all the
more Just because of his preludices and
his knowledge that he is preJudiced.
Only the humorless are so ignorant Of
themselves as 70 believe that they are
entirely without bias and preposseSslon,
while all who differ from them are the
victims Of bias OF various kinds and de-
grees. We are all full Of prepossessiOns,
down to the prepossessiOn against being
prepossessed. This led an eminent ms
torian. now dead into curious errors OF
opinion; so difficult II is to do what peo-
pie talk lightly Of doing, TO keep the
mind in just balance" It is Ike try
ing to keep a chair balanced on its hind
legs; sometimes you think for moment
that you have succeeded, but down II
comes. Nothing is more certain 10 give
an appearance OF prejudice than a keen
sense Of fair play.
The history OF England, and still more
the history OF Scotland, have usually
been written by scholars whose prepos-
sessions were in favor Of the winning
Side. OF, as they say, Of the cause or
freedom. In fact, Of course, there Is no
such thing as freedom; for example,
Catholic procession through the streets
OF Westminster cannot be permitted
while all persons who are not Catholics
may demonstrate" as much as they
please. There is always some power
which viii not allow equal freedom 10
every body Thus, the Covenanters very
properly resisted the attempt Of Charles
l 70 force the Anglican religion on their
coEsclences; but very improperly (and no
less naturally insisted that he must
force Presbyterianism upon English con-
sciences All that side Of things the
long prosecutions carried on by the
rrlenos OF freedom OF conscience, is
slurTed over by most Of our historians;
not by Hallem, but few are so fair as
Veanng u shastly detail the sins against
liberty OF the professed children OF lib
erty ne Is said TO be bitterly prejudiced-
lie IS pre1udiced IN favor Of fair play, Of
serving up with the Protestant goose the
sauce usually reserved for the Catholic
gander.
II ] am told that I will deny that 7
nave preJudice-in favor OF Queen
Mary LOT eXample-Nature necessarily
awakes in me bias TOWARD saving
WhAt happens 10 be perfectly true-that
am F4"lehtiy prejudiced in her favor.
anc Aho" IL This was Sir Walter
sou position Invited 10 write a
bIosTaphy OF the Queen he refused. say
lhs lnat ms sentiments were in opposi-
tioh 70 ms reason. He could have done
tne ~oAk sonirablX.. hut be. was tol
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BIOGRAP PHY

EDISON: HIS LIFE AND INVENTIONS By
Frank Lewis Dyer and Thomas Commer1oTo sl1o
Martin. Illustrated. II TWO volumes. oVo'
pp. TX 472; 515. (HnTper Bros9
A great deal OF this narrative is given N
Nj Edison's own language. treats oL
his childhood. early manhood, and then oI
his creative period covering stretch 9f
forty years. Some brief statements resaII
ing his principal inventions are given in the
appendix
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THOMAS COLL
TER PLATT- With twenty PorTs1ll.Ls, -, -,
sepia photogravure: Complied and eoitec .cr,,i Iy
Louis J. Lang. with addenoa- oF' pS' NN-'-
$50. (B. W Dodge x Coz
Memoirs OF his boyhood, student days, anG
the hfty-three years spent in the polucai
arena.
REIOLLECTIONS OF ALEXANDER II
STEPHENS. His diary kept when pIis-
orler al Fort Warren, Boston HaToof' 1ooo.
giving incidents and reflections OK ms p prlsoh
life and some letters and "reminiscences
Edited with biographical study. by MyTta VI;
Iockett Avary. Frontispiece Svo, PIP XIII
So Doubleday. Page ~ Coz
In this diary the vice-presideut OF tte
Confederacy sets forth his poilticaI CSesG.
gives his estimate of the puDnc men men, ol .-5 -l9
time. and states his views Of DAVIS ana
Lincoln.
LEADING AMERICAN MEN OF sc. SCIENCE- Enc
Edited by David starr Jordan. Win 5- Sgve--
teen portraits. svo, pp W. al VhAe--- ;
Holt ( Coz
Biographies and critical estimates Of the
work Of seventeen scientists arnong tneI' @
Benjamin Thompson. Audubon. LOUIS - Asa
az 2 D. Cope, J. D. Dana, Jefcries Wyman
and BENJAMIN EiliTnGn.
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN DISRAEL1l, hAEtL
OF BEACONSFIELD. By William FIavelle
McnyTenny. Volume I. 15O4-lSSt- Wl.h
portraits and illustrations. Svo, pp *, ~oA'
(The Macmillan Company
Tracing his ancestry his youth, his career
as an author and his entry into politics down
To the time OF his election 10 Parliament
C1IINA UNDER THE EMPRESS DOWAGER.
Being the history Of the life and times OF
Tzu Hsi. Compiled from state papers and
the private diary 0: the Controller OF Her
PacEhouse Illustrated SvO. pp. XIV, 520.
,Phiiadelphia: J. B. LippincOtt Company
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
MISCELLANEO EOUS.

| NORTHFIELD CALENDAR 1911 Illustrated.
4to pp. 9. EAST Mortified, Mass: The
Each page bears some appropriate quota
tion and colored illustration.
ADVENTURES N HOME MAKING. By Rob
| ert and Elizabeth shackleton- Illustrated
with many photographs. 12mo, DID. $50.
(The John Lane Company
How a building that resenbled An elon-
two years into a House Beautiful
190 Or F. Fenno & Coz ~
Chapters on The Habitat Of Man ., 9TH.
Purpose OF Life" knowledge and EGucs-
ton" ''ReIigton and Ethics'' and PROB
lens OF the Future"
CHILDREN's DIET IN HOME. AND school.
With Classified Recipes aud Menus r.,
Louise E HOGAN Small 12mo. pp. wifi 10l
Doubleday, Page q Co
reference book for parents nurses
teachers. wonen's clubs and physicians
THE COMMERCIAL POWER OF CONGRESS.
Considered in the Light OF Its Origin By
David Walter Brown. Phi D. OF the New
mans SOns.)
The origin. Development and contemporary
Interpretation Of the commerce clause Il
the Federal Constitution, from the VeTv L.
hey repFeseRtauons I"s OF 1I7s to the embargo
laws OF Jererson's second administration II
LAIRD & LEES DIARY AND TTME-sAvER
twelfth Annual Edition l6mo. pp. 90.
Chicago: Laird & LeeD
With fourteen maps IN four colors WAY
paper stamp and ticket holder. astrolog1caI !
signs IOr every Gay In TIC with
Of postage, telegraph rates and statistical
Information regarding the United states
Canada and Mexico,
THE NEW DEMOCRACY BY Louise pownes.
Large Gmo, Dp 40 Boston: Sherman,
French Coz
AMERICAN HOUSE BUILDING IN MEssINA
AND REGGIO. An Account Of the A7nerica q
70 Provide shelter FOR the survvor5' Of tRa
BY Reginald Rowan Belknap Lieutenant
Commander. L s. N late Naval Attache 70
the American Embassy at Rome. With ffty
iHustratiorss I2rno' pp- xii 2es' &C. z.
THE BRAIN AND THE VOICE IN SPEECH
AND SONG. By 2 w Mott. F. r s Emo
pp. xi. III GIarper & Brosb
The contents formed the subject OF sir
anlsm Of the Human Voice" and The Brain
in Relation TO Speach and Song"
HOME LIFE IN AMERICA BY Katharine G.
Do Z 40 (Tne Macmillan Company
Chapters on American schools and untver-
slties, hotels and summer rcsorts shops and
aaoDPsss tygss Of s 5as yoVRg gs.eD and TIE TIE
West and IN New England
AMERICAN RAILWAY PROBLEMS IN THE
TI1HT OF EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE: or.
Government Regulation vs. Government
Emo Do. VII $40, QondGn: Henry Frowde
oxford University Press.l
Presenting tn broader economic political
and social aspects OF our railway problem.
THE CONFLICT OF COLOR The Threatened
UuheavaI Throughout the World By b L
pSTnam Weale Svo pp. tx. sal CThs
Macmillan Company
TIIE, EvpLIY OF BUILDING TEMPLES OF
PEACE WITH t,NTl,E3.MPERED .l,3.RE MORTAR: TAR
With tempered Mortar. BY John Hige!oW.
sxo pp 10. (B w. Husbach9
gysrHMATrc MORAL. EDUCATION ,Xlra
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FICTION.

THE HAND OF The NORTH By Marion Fox
limo pp. 312- (The John Lane Company
Elizabeth
THE INVADERS. a Story OF the ''E4ose-ln-th,e-
Wall Country. BY John Lloyd Fronts
piece. l2uo. pp. 452. CR- F. Fenno & Coz
A tale Of ranch life in Wyoming.
SISTER CLEMENTINA A Novel BY Fred
Fenno & Coz
The story Of a nun.
THE vULTURBs CLAW. Tale q Rura'
E6s Ia@o pB By s5s F. CR TFRs5g Y Fsaao 593''D' Coz
CRow-sTEP. BY Georgia Fraser. Frontispiece-
12no, PIP. 39s CWitter & Kinter9
A romance Of the Gowanus Valley and the
Old Dutch Stone House ''Crow-Step.'
THE WATER SCANDAL A Story Of Political
and Municipal Graft and Corruption. BY
Horace T Baruaby. jr- illustrated. 12mo,
PIP. 325 Grand Rapids; The Shaw Pub
fishing Company
Lyons. 12rno. pD. Wifi. Se2. Ths John Lane
Company
Sketches Of out-of-door life in England
THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK A Romance Of
tTatsd rate 10 12mo 2lS ID. q Al che G W Diins-
ham Company
A tale OF New York in the year 1000, when
this city has become state. It's id.H Mayor a IS
great trial and a rebellion. ard q plan 10
bring the Pope 70 America telen LorlIle7'
leader Of the AristOcracy Of Wealth, is the
heroine and the Mayor and a young Italian
are both suitors for her hand
GENTLEMAN DON. The Life Story OF
GG9s RSS p & jessie ne 2e2 HarSaS4Ffs5 5Topafa
Crane & CO..
Gentleman Don the dog. tells his own
story.
JIM HANDS. BY Richard Washburn child.
pp. 35s. CThe Macmillan Company
A narrative OF American life.
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ESSAYS.

TE5F, SILENT ISLE BY Arthur Christopher
Benson. 12mo. pp- tx. 80 &c. P. Put
nams Sons.)
Discourses Oh life. literature, art and re-
HgiCu.
AT,yE,N-T-RES IN FRIENDSHIP. BY David
Cravson Illustrated by Thomas Fogarty.
l2mo ID. 232. Doubleday. Page co..
Depicting the beauty Of kindness ano
friendship.
AMONG FRIENDS By Samuel McChord
C-others. 12no. Pp 27s. The Houghton
Mlfiin Company
A discussion q such subjects as me
HIInd-ed Worst Books The Anglo-Amerl-
can school OF Polite Unlearning,' The COR
ventton Of Books and The Merry DeVi4 OF
Education"
VARIETY PAPERS, OR, GLBIPSES OF RO-
NANCE IN THE REALM OF FACT. by
Charles Carroll Morgan Illustrated. lZlIlo'
Do. xvii. 257. (Boston; Samuel Usher)
A collection OF papers on travel. the human
mind the world OF invention English and
American pronunciation etc.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12
HISTORY.

eCOTCH-IRISH PIONEERS IN ULSTER AND
AMERICA BY Charles Knowles Bolton.
With maps and Illustrations drawn by Ethel
Stanwood Bolton. I2mo pp. X, S9e- CBos-
ton Bacon & Brown
A systematic treatment q the beginning
Of a migration OF settlers Of Scotch and
English descent from the north OF Ireland
the New World. stating in detail the con-
dltions in Irelant before the migration and
how the euligrSnts appeared TO early OBJ
servers
THE STORY OF OLD JAPAN. BY Joseph H
Lcrgford- limo, pp. H, 40a CLong-
mans, Green & Coz
TIE history Of Japan from the earliest
days TO the accession OF the present En-
peror
THE FRANKPLEDGE SYSTEM BY William
Alfred Morris, Phi. D., assistant professor
OF European history in the University OF
Washington svo, pp. xvi, 1874 (Long
mans. Green & Coz
Treating OF the origin Of frankpledge
and Its constitutional importance as part
of the local government system, It's main
tenance functions. and decline. This vol
ume IS no XIV OF the Harvard Historical
studies
New-York tribune., 1910-11-12

Daily Lessons IN Ethics By John Krg
Clark limo, pp VI. 225- Che A. s Barnes
Company
Outlining the science and art OF g1VIng
ethical Instruction and moral training. with
a series OF lessons for teachers on etnicaI
topics that concern the everyday lie or tAe
child
MEDICAL, CHAOS AND CRIME BY Norman
Earnestly NJ D. 12noo, pp- SS4- tMi1cheA
Eeunerley)
An exposure Of the abuses existing in the
r,aFFCai rrOfeSSlOT.
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TRAVEL

7rBBON ROADS 4 Motor Tour Abroad b
T and 3 r. Wood With eighty Ll1s-
--s-f0rs ard Two maps svO. pp- L. II
&C. ?. PuLnarn's Solsl
A motor trip through the B-ltish IslSl
Holland. Germany. italy and Fra,ce-
a SHEPHERDS LIE Impressions % ths
SlrIrh Wiltshire Dov7-s- By " 4 Eucso1-
Illustrated by Bernard c. GOrch- Svo. pp-
u S6I. e. P DUrtor & Coz
Descriptive q lie among the shepherds Gn
the Downs. with chapters on poachl1s. cesr-
s-aaIing and foxes. and the proper tral1lns
II sheepdog5 and many anecdotes concerning
them
TIE pOrOMrTES BY : 4 Hamsr. WIN
Sixteen illustrations IN Color by Harry
Rouurree- svO. pp- X. sos CIae John Lana
Company
some account CT the impressions -ecstvet
on a visit % the DoIOrn4-s country. With =
description OF the group CT ra-ge u noun
tafus IN the southern part 0c The AusIria1
Tv-CI known as rGe DOlODiCes. their vivi1
coioract0n and magnificent scenery.
WAYS AND DAYS OUT OF LONDON b
Aida Fso6rlan De- MIL. ILusJraced nom
phosographs made By the author limo. pp-
xiii 407. (The Baker * Taylor Company
A narrative q nineteen day sN-ursions
from London each excursion constructing q
chaDtsr With sixry-fou- fuI page ulusIra--
tons ard a rrOn-ispIeCe IN color
ISLAM LANDS. Nubla The SUDAN. Tunisi ara
Algeria By Michael Myers Shoemaker
Win f0rry-fOUr Illustrations svo. pp- xii.
81. &C. P Putnam > SOlsl
The story OF a Journey through SCrthsrz
Africa IN motor car
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NATURE STUDIES.

R1RDs OF THE I.OCH AND MOUNTAIN By
Seton P. Gordon. F z: s. NJ =. -. L 81 Il
irs+rated. Svo- pp- xvi. Isl. Q|ondon@ ~
sell & Co.. Lirlited)
An account OF the lives and naois5 OF ss
best known Of the Sc0ttlsn ~ nlOGIi 80 75otS-
graphs BY the author
Under THE OPEN SKY. Being a Year l-.u1.ll WIN
Nature BY Samuel Christian schInucKer.
vyfth Illustrations by katherine Eliza @ oeLh
Schn7ucker I2mo. pp. 3Oo- LPhiLaoe1pnlA'
The J. b LAppincott Company
Studies of the woods. the hills tne
-,rear7s rhe beach with their animals ana
plants
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The Intimate Life of
Alexander Hamilton
Written by his grandson,
ALLAN McLANE HAMILTON.
An original book based or hitherto un-
published family letters and docu-
Uelts. and fully illustrated.

The Hartford Courant says. The
main purpose Of this volume Is 70 util-
tze the invaluable historical sources;
and careful research II other authori-
res has resulted m completing q we'll
balanced bi0C-zDhv"
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THE STORY OF OLD JAPAN. BY Joseph II
Lcngfora- limo. ,pp. xl 4oa Long-
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

THE SEVEN OLD LADIES OF LAVENDER
TOWN An operctta In two acts. BY Henry
c. BURNER Music by Oscar We'll Illus
trrtsd eco pD. 81. CHarper & Broe.)
THE RHIND6OLD AND THE yAIKYRIB b.
Richard wagner. With illustrations by
Arthur Haekharn Translated by Margaret
Armour. 4to. pp *, 1859 Doubleday. Page
& Coz
she sTOOPS TO CONQUER A comedy BY
oliver Goldsmith. with Illustrations II,
color from original drawings BY Frederick
simpson Coburn- svo pp. xiii 122 90. +.
putnam's SOnsJ
THE GOOD NATURED NAN 4 comedy Ry
Oliver Goldsmith With Illustrations In color
from original drawings by Frederick Simp-
son Coburn sVo. pp. III. I24 (G p Put
mans 6Ons.l
A companion volume to the aboye
,,u, ZODIAC BIRTHDAY BOOK n, Tasatr,cs
I5axter RuyL Square limo m 1o4 fThs
psker 81 Taylor Company
eset;ng forth hs ipaAnataxx innu,nos. that
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.
ART.

4 HISTORY OF JAPANESE COLOR PRINTS.
BY ". SeidlitZ- With illustrations IN
color and black and white. Translated BY
Anna Heard Dyer and Grace TripBer. 4to,
PIP xvi. 20T philadelphia: The J. 3 Lip
pincOtt Company
A provisional essay in the synthetic pre-
sentiment Of our knowledge Of Japanese color
printing and a guide for those who IN
familiar with this subject
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SPORT.

HUNTING CAMPS IN WOODS AND WILDER
NESS BY H Hesketh Prichard 2. z 3.
With 4 fOrew0rd by Frederick Cour-cncy
Selous Gold Medaliist OF the Royal Geo
graphical Society. illustrated BY Lady Helen
Graham II C. Caldwell and from photo
graphs 40, pp. Ky. ga CThe Srurgfs 4
Walton Company
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POETRY.

THE EARTH CRY. And Other Poems; c1,,,!Sy ~
Theodosla Garrison l6i11o' pp- IOS' tAN~-
ell Kennerley)
CHORDS OF THE ZITHER BY CLlnto1c CLc oe. S0o-
lard 12rno pp. ~. Clinton, y l. G7Oi s.
William BrOwning)
--rrE tT1rNDRED BEST ENGLISH POEMS. Sc
Iected by Adam L Gowans. n A -F'aII FTUaiII =
piece 1SmO. pp- xvi, 2l5- e. l. NV
Coz
Issued in the Pocket Edition OF "a. EAaG5 -
Volume Classics. We have also recsiNe- I - -
+La same series the Best American Ess-lyS
and the Best American Oratlons-
THE NEW INFERNO. By stephen FhIlAps-
I2rno. pp. 151 (The John Lane company
4 dramatic poem. in nine cantos-
THE LITTLE SINGER AND OTHER VERSES
Nv Emily Sargent Lewis. limo ppI -
G5hiIadeIphia: The J. B. LppincotI CoiAi
pany.)
A collection Of short poems
n.>T-rE,c AND ROSEMARY. By Eben f Rex
FORD I2mo, pp- TX, 2OS- (Philadelphi2' Inc
! q Iipptncott Con1pany.)
A volume OF verse on nature subjects. eno
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Anna E Mamreov. uIustrst-d- 12nO, ID
81 Eaton & Matns)
Is PROTESTANTTSM DTN%2 Sermon e
George william Douglas. D D. u I l.
f2uo d. 10 Edwin S. Gorhan1-)
PROTESTANT MODERNISM: Or RELIGIOUs ;
THINKING FOR THINKING AEN- ~
David c Torrey. A B limo, ID H. IL
(G. P. Putnam's SCns-)
Showing how the application OF a scfenr1no
method 70 the problems Of theology may iead
90 a deep religious faith
REPRINTS.
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