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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25

(First publication, July %. 1900
7-2S-S-27
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

oil befdnnt, ooB Silber in Iobnen-
Den Gnantitaien 5piifem Dem Slsi'
era in Sii6@fiiiouri geiu1oen iuiro.
ilno lit es oaber notbluenoi9, aul
Sieies ais einen peiteren @rnr0
binSumeiSen, parlim ertDiinidte Gin
pan0erer oas nod bra6 liegenoe
0ano in Den Saarfs ermerben loll-
ten. Sails Die uerlOrene S0ble mebr
lit. aIs cine Snoianer.a Tradition, 10
miro gang gewiB Semuno oieiieIbe
innerbalb ser ndditen finn ooer
3ebn Sabre fin0en urS reid tper'
ben.
Die nadDiolgenOe, pom Dem Salipt'
ItotiIttter @rd. E. G6monIten Don
Dem Bureau fir arbeiterAS tatiitii
3uIamnengeitellte ulrO fiir oas 1910
"Rotbbntyy beitimmte Isabelle glib
Sen @ertb unO Die Guontitdt oes
in @iiiouri ans Dem 8leier3 JET
1906 er3ieIten Silbers on. @leld'
seitig lit aud Der SoOoner 8ertl
per llne angegeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Satet Gmdl uor saIbsn aeacu aa.

quiet Gudl Dpr Salben gcgcl sta
tarrb. Sie 0uediilber entbalten, Sa
2nediilber iider ben Sinn bes @e.
rlld)s %serit6reu ,inb Oos garlae sri.
tenn p6lig serriittet ipirb, fpcntt eS
our6 Die ideimigen Sberflodetl etn-
brfngt. Sol6e Grtifel iollen ME
altber auf 8erorOm,rte gut beriifener
aer5te gebruudt mcrOen, oa Der
Sdaberb Den iie anridter. Sebnmal
70 groB lift aIs Dos @iite, Dos Sbr %
BON er5ieIen fonntet. Sails &a'
tarrb .anr. fabri5irt bon S. S. Gbc.
nep & 60, SoIebo, g.. ertbalt fem
2nediiIber rno miro inaerlid gencm
men iitno tpirtt bircft mif Die idleimi
gen SberfIdden bes Spitems. 8enr
Sbr Son's &atarrb-Siir fault, ieif
ii6er, Dab Sbr Die ad)te befontmt
Sic miro inaterIi6 genomiuei iino Il
SoIeoo, Ohio, bon S. S. Gbertep 8
Co.. gemadt.
gerfouft bon allen a~potbefern
8reis 75c. Ole Slaide.
$aa's SamiIicn-Giaen iino 81
beIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
@ute @phnuna au Werfauien.

Oas g~iitlaus'id,e [iriiher Saenide's)
Gioentbum OIL Der 2ten Strabe, III Sermann,
lit unter 9iinItisen 9ebinsun9en au perfau'
zen.
gtad5uIraeen bel R b. Dalfer.
Sermann, Wlp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
gu nermiethen.

Ter Reoina pneun,atlc Cleaner 1T elm
S~nuoe.apperat meIdber Esppibe. Wiotraben
NIB SepoiiterIes NlobeI bon allem Staib
reiniat. Gr iport 3eit uno Irbeit, uno er'
halt Seppid,e Ru9s uno globel lpte neu
WlietRe per Gag 81.
y. s. So enritteI.
W~iDbelbdnhler,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
2n p~erfonfen,

Vic 42O stder Ganber Sorm gu SmisS,
70 gleileu iioIid, non 0crrnnnn Vic
M,nbnho,,a UNI anoerc @ebduoe. ! outer
Yrurnen UNI GiItcrnc, un9efdhr 40 fde'
flor. boc iibrigc outcS g9alcIono, ar6nuut
mir ggeipe. 4re,S $500. gIa9ereS BET
Trnnt Scnoer,
Smi6S. 80.
ODER : nbn Srcnbcr,
Sncrspile, 4lu Gonie a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

Shiniebe unb @naenmcrffatt gu
uerfauIet.
@eIunobeasbolbcr Ichc id MIDI rrran'
meire Gdbmieoe mno gIooenmader'
mersitdttc IN Ncroer. mo gum oertdule 5u
brinoen Gas 6cb6uoe III bon Sddlte'n'
hot So SUB Sront, > 2ptten 9ehoren oa3a
St wiir6e bic Ginrid,tun9 o%erfouIer uno
Dem aduier has Stuuocisentbum perm'e'
then, bod oisbc id, cs nor ouco gu pertdi'
len. Gpred,t BOZ ooer hreibt an
S. u. ScIenidaer,
Berger, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

6etIH w uuuB USl ~U"oHNt
per llnSe allgegeben.
Sabr lln3en 8ertb per lln3e
1905 $4,000 $7,s69 $.610
1906 $1,000 2t.tS7 .677I
1907 25,300 1000 .662
1908 4,941 26,390 .535
1909 $4,000 25,74O .520
Eotal t6S,4tt $97 1856
Natiirlid fam feirp Sergleidl an-
gcItellt peroen nit Miiiouri utO
oen regularen SiIberitaaten, w2nig-
items nidt cher, ais man Die Der.
lorrne SobIe cntoeft bat. Ser
3wef oieieS artifels lit MIR, 5t
scigcn, oaB @iiiouri SiIber beiitt
up0 5par in ioldan GuautitNtcm
.ooB es oie gusbeutung lobnt.
gerlorene Silberb6bIe..
|
9e3iiglidIt Ser oerlorenen SLIDER
nllleh III ~elloi'r' ll1o hleQfetF ".
aenben in llmInlti, einige 6atirer 10
gar nlSprere 6nptpl'iVoerte 5lriid 5u
DER Se'1' aiS ppc efIotluet n'p
enToeoer 5lEerlf lprel ShB oll1 @tll.
! E..s OlS ILL. IN. a.. -,
lollti Sooell lePtells yer pler Sc
'%illloelle Solt$lIaflliti trtg diler0ano
mo 5oDlrelUe SNH'lU'au)eh aus
Siipef lIlto oere'f S~trelnpa1fet Dot'
ZEN loDar emo lllperlie SPlRe. III"
lrc 9elrp0f lolroell' lpo lle oaS WeFl9'
pole Nfetall perpopell, 10 3el9ten ne
nab oem Siioipe1tell llllo oe'ltefell
nut 3eld}en oil, DAB eS enc Ielfe
oon oler ooer NM &oget beolirfe.
elrer olloerell 5lolarler'Sa9e &C.
NAB loll olele iol9gelltfte SoDle III
@arro eolirfo lem llld)t lpelf non
oem gSplfe 0llille entfernf, 0Dr
mlrtltd)e FlaB mar MIR Den Sliolall'
erl pom Dllnoert SaDreit netaflllf.
etlre Salloc eDtdaslalps, DIE nad)
@slten 9etrleben mitroe, tonl liber
Den WflIliIltppi itlro lleB lld) lhlteB'
lrf on oe1r llfern oeS @btte 6litlles
III Sarrp eorlltp rIeoer, no 6lltb(
nm allerpalpo ipllOe 2btere III lie
berflnB oorbanoen iparell, <r5'
] 3elt oarallf mllroe etlter Der NotD
bailte bon etrlem Stl'rm III EN-
noble 9etrlebeh, ilflo CT 9cipaDrfe
Dab ole S~etteilipoltoe Der Soble EN-
Snlroe Wfalle S1loer let, ore S'ro'
ataar betrleoe'r ote anSbeutltlv9 mel
: rere Sabre. Sn eltieln alls9epoblfe
stem prreen groBe aliantttafe
: oteFes METALS aeItlnlol5er, IN 6ol
men 9e9ollerL ore aus Sebm 9ellad
lpotpVH UureH uNO Hou)pet lpleoV
: Der IN Der 9oble oerborgett. 5iiipe
en- oerltlcoelrer art mliroer ans Or
lem Sllber genlaft llro III =
1. soiilS itno Sf. eDarleS 9e9en Slal
If tets mo Sebensmlttcl pertallldt.
1t IA ote 0rotater elilei1 att9rl
lelfens Der Spafier bonn Sltopeltt
IN Der oetllrfteteih 10 brad)ten ne al
'e, ibre @ertblod)ell IN ore Soble III
oa nladten Sorbcreitilnseir, nod EN-
II rellen @egelto 3l 3leben. Der et
b. gang sur Soble pi'roe nit Steiir
$ nno Groc BON Der Seitc bes Berg
orr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
@phnsimmer gu permietben

Miebrere la,Due gDobn;immer iino 81
. ermietbeu, YldbereS at erira9en bel
Z Wt a ia g Oh c er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
aobert >. Ayers
aIr @puntn 9@lnipnlt.

yDir Iino autboriiirt 6errn s larence
s.. BARTER ais @anoipai fur Wieoertpabi
oIe Gounm anipaiI fir @aScoraoe Soun'n
ap;uSeioGi nnierrporien Der Nomination Der
RepnbIitaniidIen g,ariei. prinarrpdbi am
9 Nlioliit 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

gu permiethen
Hn p~ertanfen.

8 Gotten srensen ON GbaS. Sircder unb
gDm. 9lpefdel. Ndberes in biefer Office,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

oils 6anbioai Iiir bas ami ais areiSritlter
i'm 81 ge5irt an5uSeieen. unier,porien per
@nfd)eibuns Der 8epublitaner in Der Ptv
mdrpabl am .. Iu8uit,
Dir linb ermadaitet 9iidier
Robert >. tsyers
oils Sanbioai fur BicoerrpabI ais areiSrid'
ter i'm 81. 9esiIt an3uaeisen, uuferlporler
Der Gnfid,eipune Der Eepublitaner III oe'
primdrpobI am 2. ausult.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
ip6antlidfr ssiarkibtriat.
STAR MILLS.

0
@eisen. 2lunlitdt. 96
Beisen, 5 lualitdt. 81
Rebl, per Sod, l.. Qunlitdt.. 2 s5
Rebl, per Sod. 2. lunlitdt.. 1855
aurnmehl. per 100 Bfuno.... 200
8leie, per 100 Yiunb. 100
Sbipptof, per 100 8funo.... l.25
Hruontte. >
goripiert BON
JOHN H. HELMERS, @rueer.
Butter per %funb Is Bis 20
@ier, per 9ubenb..
Slbner, per Ifunb. ...... 10
Spring Gbidens, per Bfb... 1915
Shinfen
Ghmal5. per 8funo. Is
3ruiebela, per Buibel. ....... IS
@uGe per 8funb. 20
@artpffeln Neue 60
SurfeDS .................... l22
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08

@onnirt auf Sas Sermauuer.
'@oItsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
ahr Gircut @Lert nno @eeOrber.

Dir iirb ouiboriiiri Ssrrn IN. ). ellis,
tiebiaer Snbaber) oils @anoioat mir Wieoer'
mabl iGr SucuiI @lert uno Tecoroer iir
@ascerace 6onnip an3u5eisen nntermor'
len Der Nomination Der Hepnblitonild)cn
I,arisi. Yrimarpabl am 2 sin9nli 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
3u 8~ertaufen,

. Gotten an Der 6 etrabc. sldberes bel
Suitap 8 oeHuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Meue an5eigen.
gu gertanfen.

Gin srpeiIiBiaer eprinswasen, Ginipdnuer
iait ueu, 1T biais au p~ertauien bel
5rau 3 oh Weper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
sir Collector.

Wir iiuo dutboriiirt Serru Sbeo. @rdt
ais Sdnoioot fir Solicitor psn SoOcouaoc
,Spurin nuauSciaen, u%nterlporicn Der gIonhl'
nnlto,, or Ssepublitaniibt Stinm5eber.
Yrimarpahl am 9. anauit. 1910.
N1ir limb ~autbpriiirt 0errn 8. &. Strod
ais ennoioot fir Collector BON Soseouaoe
tsountu on3uicigen, unierporicn Der g(omi.
nation Der Rcpuhl'oniid,eu Gtnmgeber.
lrimnrpabl am 2. auguit 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
8rpbateriater

SER Z. g. 10 eniel Sei9t iidl hermit
ais SanSioci iiir qrobnte yiid)ter fir Sass
epnooe Sorntp an. mnterDorlen Der gloml'
nation Der Iepublitaniid)en partei, ul1o
bitiet INN eeneiete notwithstanding, pr''
marwa5l am 2. auguIt 1910.
91ir iinb auiboriiitt 6errn BERNARD
u. 9drte T ais Smtoioat lur Vrohdte'
Rid,tcr bon Sascouace 6ounm an6n}etgeii,
interpreter Der Nomination Der 5tep"oll'
foniid,eu S%iimm9eber. qrimartoabi an Z.
9tnanit. 1910.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-08
Sur Gpuntv Glert.

guir Iino autbpriitt 0etrn 4. .. Spoirer
ols Ganoipnt iiir nnS Gpnatn Sicrt antt lllr
6aoepcobc 6cnntn dnau3ctaen, unterlnor-
fen Der GnIid,eioun9 Der repnblitan0ten
Stimmcr. Brimarmabt am 2. an8nlt, 1910.
geir limb anthortiid Sc,ru Srroilnrh
Y,ier olS earrioat iir Dos Gnlntl Slett
Wmt Iir S%aeennnne bonnlD on5u6cioCn, I'M
terlporica Der Gniidn,pur9 hes republttn'b
iaca cGrmeu. 4,,inlartpabl am 2, gu9ult,
1910.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-08-20
Fred Stoyle.
PLUMBER
Houghton, Michigan.
Phone Office ss'
Residence 3sd.
Eirs, pub. July - Las, Oei- IS, 1910
MORTGAGE SALE.

Tb4c.a. c..zz!i has teen made 10 ih= pay
a.~ni. cf IoDl-y .ecursd % AesriAsa mortgage
EAseHeeaied b. Jvs-ph sEAretts And B~lasyr-
rhLf1-trs his wife. - ih% Village Of = Als~.
Barazs ccan'E; M.eai;sa. r4itl-s Of ias 1fs'
Barkes Cophiy. NicAl=aG, fsTiF N IN. sesOpd
part. Nktcs EaOTt-ss@ wzs e1lg recSrd-1 y "a.
otlr@ % the register q a-.yi- fer ib+ eosriy ~
and f-e0r9ed 10 Liter % Mortgages 10 page
10. TIE sA!d MORTAR N&~ assigned ~ John
N1rID ard e gl@- NJriE. III VIE. - The VILLAGE
% I. Ar.~, bscA2A tCH.;g. AlcAi-Aa. pafT .. y
tie hsst part 10 harris ii. Neuys % .h+ ~.
iST~ % l. 'Aoss. BarazA r.Ouhtg. Michigan party
of THE s@cD-sG tart. "a iE~ iNsa,g.'hlFd GAY .;
OCTOBER lgsJ, This All sutn-nt ~ The 4fDr. said
mortgage VA recorded 10 The Otiite ID. ihe reg
Is,-y % deed, tar ~ county y BArsz4 STAKE VI
IsJs. asrf recorded la lit-.r 5 ~ Mortgages On
pagss 5sU ara IA. an!tE aid mort gage together
attn sue indsOtedness s@cD-sd ,hsfeoy; i noN
0Wu@d 81 chaTa@- IL M~.Z@ u Tie Village %
l. Ans-. CC4aty % BaFAZa, STATE ~ Michigan.
1 ton WhIch nOrtzag~ there i claimed 20 be cue
a, she date % 'h;- uO;ic.. she sEn ~ Two Hun
aT-d and TniEg Ei.ht Dollars tt=SsJ covering
principal and Interest and an ATTORNEY fee %
TNsn;y-FiSe Dollars tszjD 80 prOs.d.d sOF IN
aid mortgag-. and no sii!t Df prOc@@di1~ having
been Instituted al law Ia gecDser the money go
cured By aid r1prrgay" or any fart thereof, and
sAd mortgage contains a pouer Of saI-.
Notice j. hereby given that' BY virtg@ 81 the
p0Eer Of saie contained 10 said mortgage add
tke default a. afOr-sz!d and pursuant ~ the
statute IN such cA-e MADE and yTosiiHd, there
VII " rJtA - Ilb44g heAA lAfA IN wv
day ~ OrtOlS-r, 1910. az ten o'clock in the fore
noon. 70 the highest bidder. az the front Gopr Of
Court HOUs@. la the Village Of Snse, County
nf Bara2z. state of Michigan, the premises dss-
cribed In the mortgage or - much ~ the prem
lees d.- t-d inl said mortgage will H. nscss
cary 20 payths Amount nov due on sad mort
gage. with slR percent - per cent? interest and
all legal crate. ioge;bsF sith attorneys lee %
Tw@Bty.P.ye Dollars is2ji provided FOR By
Law and as cOy-naBisi for 10 SAID mortgage.
the premise. being described ia said mortgage
a. follows. t1-aIt:
Lot eighteen as In blnck twenty Two ~, In
the village Of Lance, according 70 the record
ed platfhereOf ia he Office Of the register Of
deeds of and for Bara2a County. Michigan.
CHkgLEs ~. MLsSE.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
IrLyEE. BEESSAs CrIyER.
Attorneys for Assignee Of Mortgage.
Business Address. Lance, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-08-20
Fret pub. Aug. 10. last Sept. -, 1910.
Notice for Publication
PCBLIsHERo

Department OF the Interior,
4. STAND ONCE AT Marquette. Michigan.
August 9. 1910
NotIce IL hereby given that David Eriksfnen,
of PeIkie, Michigan. who. ON september 81 fyO5.
made Homestead Entry No. ii1p2, Serial No.
OI2t0 for SEA Of NE4. section 3, Township 81
N Range 81 W.. Michigan Meridian, has fled
notice OF Intention TO make Final Comm tssion
Proof 20 establish claim TO the land above des-
cribed. before Clerk 81 the Circuit Court Of Bar
aga County. at L'Anse, Michigan. on the 10Th
day OF September, 1910
Claimant names a. Witnesses:
William Murto, Aron Jshfetson. Oscar Heit-
tiko Olaf Olson, all Of BarAes. Michigan.
JAnEs r. DoSovAr, Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-08-20
PIr,t pu6. June IS last Angus; %. 1910.
Notice for Publication.
CPUBLisHER)
Department Of the Interior.
Z. :. Land ONCE at Marquette. Michigan

L. = Lana O1lC~ AZ Marquette. Michigan
June ~. 1910
Sotic. l. hereby given that GcorgiaDnasicotte
whose post-Oftce address l. LAu-s. Michigan
did. on the 18th day 81 August, 100. file In this
office sworn statement and Application. No
JlySJ, 20 purchase the :. r. "a Of ;. W 4. Sec.
aud ia Of NWA ard sWl4 % NE1l Sec b.Twp.5O
North, Range 20 W.st, Michigan Meridian. and
the timber thereon. under the provisions OF the
act OF June 3 ls1., and acts anendstory. known
the Timber and stDn. Law At such value
migdt be fixed by appointment, and that
pursuant TO such application. the land and
timber thereon have been estimated and valued
By applicant. a. timber estimated 10000 board
feet and the lald and timber valued at $4,000;
that said applicant viii onet final proof In sup
port OF her application and sworn statement on
the 18th day ot August, 1910. before CLERK Of the
CircRit Court OF Baraga County. at L'Ansr,
MIchigau.
Any person Il NJ liberty TO protest this
purchase before entry.Or initiate a contest at
any time before patent issues, b. fling a cor
roborated afidayit in this Office. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
IA NEs DoSoyAs. Register
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
BIOGRAPHY.

A JAPANESE ARTIST IN LONDON. Written
and illustrated by 1oshio Markino w NJ
PIP. xvii. 222. tPhiladeiphia' Ieoieo W.
Jacobs & Coz
The story of his arrival in London, oil
his struggles with starvation and of the
various trades which his poverty forcea
success with his THE Color of London. >
There are many delightful recollect1ons
of his experiences with Engish iahoidoies a hool,
contains twelve illustrations, IN color and
in monochrome, mounted on gray mats.
A LITTLE FIFERS WAR DIARY. By {. W.
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. With
an Introduction by Nicholas Murray But, SUI
ler Ii. D. With II maps, so portraits
and 246 other illustrations. SYo, PIP, o.9
(Syracuse: C. W. Bardeen-)
Recollections and impressions Of war
and army life in the years ISL to 1859
burg and of the Wilderness. and of the
different commanding officers. This diary
was begun when the author was fourteen
years old at the time he entered the army
as drummer.
MORRIS KETcHUM JEsUP. A Character
sketch. By William ,: Adams lam Brown Brown
FTontispiece SVo, PIP. VIII, Z4t. tChariss
Scribners Sons.b
Portraying Mr.. Jesup in his character
Of citizen, philanthropst. churchman, and
friend Of education and science
The swiFri T4Ti'I D 3. Edited by J. Elrington
Ban. with an introduction by the Very
Rsx H. sa Bernard R sa p THIen1s ITbs Nae l.
milan Company
The letters, many Of which have never
before been published, cover the years
from 1890 to 171e-
TEXAS PIONEER. Early Staging and Over
land FreiGhting Days on the Frontiers OF
Texas and Mexico. BY August Santlehen.
(Thn Neale Publishing Company
Reeollecticns of life in the West some
sixty years ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
NAVY TAKES UP AVIATION
Lieutenant Ellyson to Take
Course Under Glenn Curtis
fFrom The Tribune Bureau. 7


Washington. Dec. 23-The first sra, q.
corps In the navy was taken by Assixta,.
Secretary Winthrop to-day in detsil,n-
Lieutenant Theodore G. E1lyson 70 take
course In practical flying under the tuto-.
ship Of Glenn Curtiss, in Los Angeles Tn.
designation was made only after long a.-
liberation. Candidates from nearly ev.r7'
branch of the service made application fer
the place. indicating that the navy Wiz
never lack volunteers TO take up an aeria,
career The difficulty was TO deternsns
which branch was the most likely TO SUP
ply the officer best qualified 70 becoras an
air pilot.
After going over the entire list. Lls1ten-
ant Ellyson was selected because rs was
an expert on submarines, the nearest thing
to an airshfp, according to the departments
view. that the navy now possesses I. IL
held that his experience with gasolene en-
gines and the machinery Of submarines VIII
give him some insight into the peculiaritis4
OF an aeroplane motor. and that the cool
head and steady nerve necessary for navi-
eating a ship under water viii serve hfn
to advantage In the navigation OF a ship
above the water. 1t IS not unlikely. there
fore. that it Mr.. Ellyson achieves dissinc.
almost anywhere except on the bounding
blue. At present he Is stationed az New
FORT News, and has been in cornand Of tbs
submarine Shark. He entered the Naval
Academy from Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
JUVENILE.

THREE AMATEUR SCOUTS. BY Raymond
Jacbems. With six colored illustrations by
W. Rainey. 12Ino. pp. POI. CPhiladeIphia:
Tho j. Is. Lppincott Company
The adventures of three little English
children. two boys and girl.
THE PHANTOM BATTLESHIP. BY Rupert
Chesteron. With eight illustrations by Fred
Bennett: 12mo. pp. 272. philadelphia: The
J. B. Lippincott Company
A tale of naval warfare in one of the
South American states.
POOR UNCLE HARRY. BY Raymond Jacberns
With six colcred illustrations by HiIda Cow
ham limo. pp.. 30 philadelphia. I. The
]. B. Lippincott CompanyD
Uncle Harry is English soldier who
undertakes To look after his nephews and
nieces IN their fathers absence from home
sTRONG-HAND SAXON. A Boys Adventures
with Canadian scout in the Northwest.
PIP. 256. philadelphia: The j. B. I.ippin,
colt CompanyD
coo ZEE: 4 Story of Peril and Adventure in
rseS ths spu'h a2o sssS pp BY EG6eTi shfon us
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THREE HUNDRED THINGS A BRIGHT Boy
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How 70 become carpenter. scientist, boat
builder collector or moths and butterflies an
artist and an athlete ~
KIDDIE OF THE CAMP A story of the vas,
ern Prairies. BY Robert leighton. MUS
trated by y. r kinseila. l2no. pp. a56
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THE MILDLY OF THE "BLUNDERBORE." ev
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4 tale of life aboard a British batt,ss,,,
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THE LITTLE TIN SOLDIER BY Graham, No
With elk illustrations by Mabel l.. Attwsu
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24

Memes.'' The descriptions are ad-
mlrable. The little sitting room OF
Pierre's good, matter-of-f but affec-
tionate, mother, Nine. Denis, reflects the
character of woman whose tempera-
ment is sealed to all impressions of art
or science. The noisy tic-tac clock of
hideous shape, the glass covered candle
sticks, the antimacassars and the COM
monpiace vases, which smell of
camphor,' serve as psychological barom-
eters in this clever little novel, composed
largely of monologues, and which is hap
PLY innocent of any effort to establish a
thesis or to solve problem. From Fas-
quelle also comes La Refine Amou-
reuse novel by NJ. Andre Geiger, deal
ing In highly imaginative but effective
way with the romance of the ex-Queen
of Saxony. c. I. B.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
POETRY

AT SUNSET. BY Julia Ward Howe. Fronts-
piece 12rno, pp. xii, $50 Crhe Houghton
Mifiin Company
This collection of Mrs Howe's later writ
ings includes the poems written for the Lin
coin Centennial. the Hudson-Fulton celebra-
ton and the Peace Congress, poems of sentt-
nent and reflection, and personal poems
ORPHEUS: AND OTHER POEMS. By Willis
Hall Vittum. 12no, PIP. 10. tBoston:
Richard G. Badger)
Including sonnets TO Keats. Shelley, Mil
ton. r. l.. s and Lincoln.
THE POEMS OF SOPHIE JEWETT. Memorial
Edition. Frontispiece. 12mO. pp. ky. 214.
tThonias y. CTOwell & Coz
The Pilgrim The Dwarfs Quest
Der Of shorter poems. and many lyrics, SON
this edition. A biographical introduction Is
also supplied.
SMILES AND SIGHS. By W. Dayton Vege-
farth.. 12mo, PIP. 80 Chicago: The Bond
Shop.)
a collection of short verse love. sor-
row, home, MARY Anner,'' ''By Observa-
ton More Ways Than One etc.
A WILLIAMS ANTHOLOGY. Collection of
the Verse and Prose of Williams College.
11S9-191O Compiled by Edwin Partridge
Lehman and Julian Park editors of '-The
Literary Monthly" 1910. Svo, pp xiv. 221.
CWilliamstown, Mass: Privately printedp
The matter has been arranged in the order
of class seniority.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
OFFICER MAY BE RETIRED
Poor Health Likely to Prevent Capsair
Wilmer Becoming Rear Admiral.
TFrorn The tribune Bureau

Washington, Dec. 2S.-captsin Frante
Adams Wilmer. Z. s. ", faces the proha-
bility of being deprived OF attaining tia
grade OF rear admiral because OF an un-
timely appearance before the Naval Retir-
ing Board Captain Wilmer. who IS COM
manGant of the Portsmouth Navy Yard,
appeared in Washington to-day 70 face the
board on grounds of physical disability, he
having been in poor health for some time
He stands No. on the list OF captains, and
would be promoted early in the spring. ic
not retired
The board which viii examine Captain
Wilmer is composed OF Rear Admiral Giles
g. Harber, formerly commander in chief
Of the Pacific feet president; Rear Admiral
Kossuth Niles, Rear Admiral Southe-iaad,
Medical Director John c. Boyd ard Mefi-
cal Director Paul Fitzsims-
CAPTAIN Wilmer is a native of ONO. euc
was appointed to the Naval Academy from
New York in 1859. He was promoted TO
captain July 1. 1867. and was made eonl-
nandant of the Portsmouth yard IN Sep
tember, 1863. He will not reach the statu-
tory retirement age, sixty-two years, Until
New-York tribune., 1910-12-24
MOST MONEY FOR BUSY SONS
Testator Discriminates Because He Had
Supported One of His Bows.

He who works shall recaive-that Is. hs
shall receive more than he who does not
work That probably was what Arthur c.
Tuttle, of No. 13f Lexington avenue,
thought when he made his viii. Tutus
died at Orlando, Fla on December 8. and
his will was fled yesterday in the Surro-
gates office. The residue OF his estate,
which apparently amounts 20 $4,000 in per-
sona1 property, is divided among his three
sons. Alfred Leslie Tuttle and Edward
Arthur Tuttle receive nine tuenty-fourths
each and Theodore Richards Tuttle SIX
twenty-fourths. The testator says:
My reason for making this discrinlina-
ton being the fact that my son Theodors
has been supported by me for some years,
while my other two sons have earned their
Iivinss-
Theodore will receive s5.oco, while his two
brothers viii receive $3.50 each. Tuttle left
his wife one-third of the personal estate
explaining that in his lifetime he had given
her the house No. 35t Macon street, Brock
Iyn, which was in lieu OF all dover rights
and claims.