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Morris tribune., 1910-09-02
HEAVY RAINS IN NEBRASKA
Several Lives Reported Lost in the
Floods.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 31.-A rainfall
of fraction over eight inches in as
many hours brought food conditions,
which were serious. A Turk named
Michael Sardon was drowned and it
is reported several children lost their
lives in a Lincoln suburb.
The low lying west end section of
the city known as Little Russia is
under water from foot to five feet
Many trains are stalled on account of
the submerged tracks and washouts.
Reports from surrounding towns tell
of almost unprecedented rainfalls and
accompanying floods.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-02
Mill Receivership Ended.

Judge w H. Sanborn of the federal
circuit court, sitting at Minneapolis,
after examining the doings of the re-
ceivers in the Pillsbury mill bankrupt
cy case, has pronounced the work of
those receivers satisfactory and dis
charged the sure!:es On their bonds.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-02
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Aug. 3O.-Wheat-
Sept, Sill; Dec, $1.12%@113; May,
$116%@1161a. On track-No. 1 hard,
$1.14; No. 1 Northern, $1.12k @113A;
No. 2 Northern, $1O8@1.12; No. 3
Northern, S1.O5@1O9,
Morris tribune., 1910-09-02
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Aug. 3O.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No 1 hard, $1.13A;
No. 1 Northern, $1.12%; No. 2 North
ern, $1.07A @1.O9%; Sept, $1.12; Dec,
S1.149s; May, $117%. Flax-On track,
in store, to arrive, and Sept, $2.4S;
Nov, S2.38; Dec, $233.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-02
ST, Paul Live Stock.

St. Paul, Aug. -Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $5.5O@6.OO; fair to good,
S4.75@5.25; COWS and heifers, $425@
500; calves S6.5O@725. Hogs-$8.6O
$3.50. Sheep-Wethers, $3.75@4.25;
yearlings, $425@525; lambs, $3.50
635
Morris tribune., 1910-09-02
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Being temporarily insane from jeal-
ousy a we'll known politician, Lieuten-
ant C. F. Won Rosen, in the little city
of Saxkoping, went to the Office of a
wealthy manufacturer, G. F. Meissner,
and fired several revolver shots at
him, exclaiming, you spent a rather
late hour in my garden last night and
it was not me that you came to visit,
but my wife" When persons reached
Meissner's Office they found him lying
in a pool of blood. When they at
tempted to arrest Won Rosen he began
firing his revolver right and left, hav-
ing also wounded Mrs. Meissner, who
had appeared on the scene. The en-
ragged man was finally subdued and
placed under arrest. Meissner is in a
fatal condition and is not expected to
live.
r. P. Rasmussen, chairman of the
Danish International Peace associa-
ton, died the other day, aged fifty
seven years. Another notable death
is that of j. Peterson, for number of
years professor of mathematics at the
University of, Copenhagen. He has
been i'll for long time and died at
the age of seventy-one years.
The Danish comedian, Peter Fjel-
strip, one of Scandinavia's most gift
ed actors, has been spending the sum-
mer in the Norwegian mountains with
his young wife and has also given a
performance at the Central theater.
Fjelstrup visited America several
years ago.
MARION S. NORELIUS.
Morris tribune., 1910-09-02
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i. NORWAY. 4.

= , = : = = = = : = = = = = : = 2
Five members of Captain Mikkel-
sens i'll fated crew have reached Aale-
sund. Says a recent Christiania dis
patch: Five members of Captain
Mikkelsen's expedition, which was
wrecked during the winter on the
coast of East Greenland, arrived few
days ago at Aalesund, Norway, on a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
SopRins Yrate Spar6anR
VT. Z, 6optinS. Yiaee.
Sabresbcriht.

Baltimore. Den /. S1nunr 1910.
8crnl69en am /. Snnnur 1909. $7,566, 45O.sG
9'ou Scpofioren c~irgeIcgt ...... 3,205, 043.5u
5trlien eirgenottlncii. .......... Jb5, 1913
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Stoots acknowledgements
leibe ................ 300,000.00

3uiammen ....... 1888, 10000
Stuata dub.
Sllnbirtc Sdulo oes
StuuteS um 80. Sep
tembcr 1909. ...... &c. 1S,926.13
Iapon ob Die SefllritG-
ten in Silgungsiono
ru0 unbcre @crtbpa.
pierre I'M 9eIibe Oe1
StooteS ........... $6,03S, 9l9. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Bonn T%lammcntpoe aercttet.

Snappes gntfommen Don irl. Clara
Surs uno oeren fii~nfiabriaen
Nid)te aus brennenoem Sallie. -
@urben bon Na6bnrn in Cider
belt gebra6t.
Wtit fnnpper Notb entgingelt 9es
tern SRI. Glaru Surs, cine % Sabre
alte Snuolioin, rtlo lire filnt Sabre
altc Nihte, Wargaretb Galt, oent
Shidlol. oeu lobenbell 6lammen gum
Spfer 5u faQen ipeldle geltcrn Tor'
mittag IN ibrer @obnlng Nr. 1913,
GlintonItraBe, Canton, %Diltbeten,
CAB lie gerettet lullroenL p%eroonten
iic 5pei Nahbarn, Wiaiom Sd)miot
BON Nr. IT'S, Siio.GlintonltraBe,
Er16 6rcb. Eof non Mr.. 34OO, Sor.
barosGollrt, meld)c ioiort, nad)oer
Der 9rnn6 cntoedt morben mar, IN
boS hrennenbe 8ebGu0e eilten ulln
ole i'm 5"ueiten Stoduerf Sdlafen.
Den olrdl Oclt Hnllt ms Sreie trit-
gen. Gina 5llr lelben 3eit ficl sri.
SllrH' Goter, Eeter Surs, in ooa eff
&c @oiicr oeS Safens, oils er einell
S6lepphumpier heIteigen ipollte,
Nild) er plrbc gerettet. Scrr Sllra,
Ser bel Ser Baltimore Obi p.9abn 81
Socnit-Eoint bcihditigt lit, mor BON
Dem 9rono t%elepboniih bcnofrid]tigt
moroen. I'll ieiter ilbergroben Gle,
nod) Souie 81 tomnlen, po'lirtc ibnl
ooS Eedl ms @oiier SIT io0en.
Gos 6cller braf) fltr5 nod { llhr
NcItcrn WOrgen aus, offs lid ollBcr
oem iungen WGbd)en nnb benz &inbc
Nicmono inn Sorlie beiano. gntbcdt
Dlrbc boiiclbe BON Soiepb Goid, Dem
9 Sabre olten 9rlioer bes flcinen
MGbdenS. ipcld,er nit ieinen Gltern
in Nr. 1t22, Critic Str, pobnt. Ger
&nabe ihlilg lofort Ilarm, uno al,f
lcinc Hufe eilten Die 5lpei ge%nunnter
Wdnner in ouS b%rennenoe SulIS. Sic
pcrlieBcn nit Sen @eretteten bos
Shlof5immer in Gem Woment, ais
lid Die Slonmen einen @eg burd,
Ole &ano bnbnten. Sn Der 3luiidena
5cit mor dl,d) Die Ganton.S pribena
Gompognie, Die einen 5icmlih borten
Stonb bate. bos Seuer ST. loiden, ga
ooS @o'lcr foit o%ugenbIiflid) iror.
hc~rbcigecilt. GopitGn @oters mn
Seltcrpehrmann @oters pugten lid
ouf bos cisbebcdtp God bes bremen.
Den &oilies, mlbten bieIes @ognil
aber heinohe nit einem Stur5 in Die
Sicfe be5oblen. 9eibe glitten aus.
iolocn icood I'M lebten Woment Ell
nen Sntt an Der Gadrinne, bis lie
Ourd) lire Gollegen aus iDrer fotoler
Gage brfreit milrbeii, Ger hllrd} Der
Brand allgcridJtetc Shooen miro on
etlua $500 geifGBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Sic Sptibaft
oes Wpubcrneurs.
6ortictnng ppn Der s. Srite,)

IN scr Sorm ociiclbcn 81, iuhen. Sh
glal,bte onmalS uno alld) ieBt tldt.
DOB icnc Ginrp0noe moblbegriln0et
porcn, obcr id) claude, boB es NM
iere Gflidlt lit, ms Gem @lllen DC"
Bottles 81 bcllgcn uno oaS &erottt
iueld)es oaiiel6e iiber bus Amcnoes
lnent obgegeben hut, 81 ucccptlren.
GeSlpegcn miiroe id Die Neu.llns
terbrcitrulg oeiiclbcn announcements
oocr ireeno zines onoeren gmcnoes
mcntS GbnIiden G~bnrofterS nit)t
9utbeiben.
Srosoem babe ih oic fcite llcbcr.
6rugung, ouB nit Hiidlidlt allf cic be
itebenoeu 3uit0nbe in cinem groBen
Sbeile bea StuuteS uno nit Hildlidt
allf Die groBen &orthclle, ipeltc nod
meiner Nniid)t benz Stootc crmuhlen
luiiroen, ourd) bic Gntierurng Der
Negeriruge aus Der Tolitif, es uillcrc
Yilift lit, mcnll nlGQlih, benz &oltc
cin ENHANCEMENT in iolder Sorm 81
lmterbrciten, BOB onlielbc in1 Stons
DC lit, iiber sic mirflid)e Srooc ob5ll'
ltilnmen, 0oS lit, Oh unbclhruntteS
Ncgeritimmred)t bcibcbultcn lucr0en
iol. obcr nidt.
Sd cmpicb(c ~bcSiucgcn feline I'M.
iiberlegte Sanolrn9, ion0crn rutbe
Sbnen, bicie Nngelcgenbeit nit Der
Sorgfalt uui5ulehmen, lueld)e tic per.
oient, uno 81 pcriud)cn ben @iir9ern
ocs Stuutes Elm ENHANCEMENT oea
G~baroftcrs, mic id %on9eoGltct babe,
51 mterbrciten.
Sinan5en beS StoutcS,
Ger Stootss@ontroleur bat Sbncll
ieinen @eriht iiir Dos lctte SiStol-
iabr unterbreitet, in meldem CT clllell
pollcn Nllsneis iiber Die Ginnobmet
uno Altsgoben Der Staots.GinfiinitC
giebt:
Ginnabmc
/. Sftober 1908. 49,. ST, 23S,652.lC
HcIt i'm StontSidobc anl
G%innobmen mohreno bcS
an 10. Sept. 1909 be
cnoetcn 6isfuliabrcS. 5,400, 1Ol.69
Sotol .$6,63S, 757.09
NuSQobeu
IilsNo6cn DGbreno oes
an 30. Sept. 1909 be
euoetali 6isfdljdbrts ".$5,3I0.6S7.4 5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06

craibt. Iie 9iuibenbe iiir ouS Icbtc
bolbe Sobr Wuroc oltf 3Ha Yro5cnt
ieltgeiett. Ger Gcrleiun9 ocS 81
nonSberihtes folSte Die 9comten. II.
Gircftorcnpobl, melde folgcnbes Nc.
iilltot crgob: rSobn 9cniel Nr6Iioeilt,
Sol. 9robmonn &iee.Erdiioent. Is.
Gn9els SctrctGr. Sobn Stol Sdob'
meiitcr. Sobn arouo Gontroteut.
Gmns ). S6ud)orbt, Grnil Sellet.
:. Yeter Yittroff. Geo. aromer. 6rcD.
Nnrr, Sobn y. &rollle mo @m. u.
Iictrid) Tircftorcu mo Sronf Wcr'
riden Tercilts .Nnipolt. Hof Der Scr
iommlung begoben iid) Die Witglic'
Der nnf) Dem fril6cren Gercillslofal
an Der Gdc pon GDaie. uno Sopfinss
Mpenltc, mo ciit SlnbiB Ieruirt iuliroc.
& NOR etc II q d) Dorf
il beri il + TT. -- Ter Eeid)nnm pm
6rnu Arabela Nnrrcr. wclhc an
7ienItng in i6rcr @oGnurg, Nr. i29,
observation-disclosures, Don MlQianl
Mi6bp Garter ermorOet nuroe, wlirOe
geitcrn BON Der Wor9ue aus nudl
Dorf, ga. ii6crilbrt, mo mor9en Gle
peiiesung eriolgcr miro, fir berell
Arrangements cin 9rrloer Der lobtel,
gorge gctragcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Son Gee ltno Suicn.

Son Gee unb @nfcn. -
Gurh oic ploBlid) wieocr eingctre.
teltc Galtc haben iih Ole Sis.
perbaltniiie III Der 9oi mieoer be0ell.
tello perid)limmert. ipe5ieQ mllrbe &c.
iterlt iiber i%turfes Gis III Der oberen
Noi berihtet. Sroboent longten fait
ole 9opte sur red)telt ,3eit oocr nit
mr. 1cringer &cripGtule bier an, Gie
Gultcrn Sborc-S liilie iilb Itorf nit
Sis bc0ctft uno MIR nit Sd)mierig.
felt bcfnbrbar. Iesbulb mlirbc ocr
Sonlpfcr vGoitern Shore. bon Der
uEocomofe HipereSinie" ser vMorp,
lono, 9cloluorc uno Tirginio 9obnz
@clelifoft," Der geltern nnf Girls,
fic!o abfabren iollte, 5ltriid9ebdfteil.
Gbelio trot Der Gampier .Soppo"
BON Der .Gboptonf Hiper.2inie" Der.
lclben @elelid)oft acitern ieine regelr
mnBi0c 6obrt nat) Cambridge &C.
tern nidlt an.
Gle Veonlten oeS bieIigen Seltd)t'
tbllrnl-l iItritts bahen nit groBcr
8enlgtbulln0 %ucrnommen, DAB Gon-
9reB-Nbgcoronctcr SiQ inn llntcrbal,s
DcS Gongrelics cine bill cinrcid),c,
mcldlc Die Grrihtling BON sluei ncuen
ECidttbiirnlen I'M Yatupsco Hipcr
5luiIdcn Dem baltimore Saicn 81
sort Wic0cnrp un0 Dem Ennft bes
&ulnlS, Der bcreits nit Sionulen
pcr'chcn lit, nnorbnet nlio cine Ser,
milligun9 bon $l25,0O0 iiir oieicll
,}lpef uorIicht.
Ter r9torobcutihe 9lopb". Gumpicr
,Nioili" tritt ON Sonitog Nodrnit.
tag nit ctlpa 10 &ajiiten- ulo 30 bis
10 3lpiid)cnoeds Eaiiagiercn Die
Hiidrciie nod Bremen on.
Sntereiidnte @eifdft%.
Ecrdn0erung g.. = Serr GriB ".
Baum olIs Woi1iugtou bat al SteIc
bon Nrn. Sobn Ni~eoerboier bns te.
fornte HeItourant, ger. 800, @eit-Sa.
rntpgnsS trabe, iibernommen. ltn1cril
icbcn nic alten aunben Srlt. Hieber-
Eoier uilb Snrnilie iheibeli, BERN Die
be,ltid)c Slide. nll lpelde lie ~gerpohnt
morcl1. poQen Tie beibebalten, ,ii,o
beSbalb gereid)t es ibren pieoeriim
Sum Croft, oaB 5err N%ieoerbofer'a
Natfoiaer iid oas 3iel geiest bat,
aenou in ociien 1uititapfen 81 treieIl.
Ger neue Gigentbiinter beiist nid)t
ouein Die erfubrung I'M HeitmIrn.
iioiisiud). lueld,e Icii,em 8orgditger
10 icbr 81 %itatten fam. ioliocrlt aitd)
lere critic GraIitat eines Heitaura.
tours, eit ioptaIes Weien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
Gin jfareer &bmk.

G6Ig.n Gi: BEN aOrper s.seu ardni.
teit ourd Iutt'sapil.n. Elm abiolutss
H.iimitt.l fur Aopilhmsr3.n, Tpspsp'
fla, Wdlaria. 9artl.ibigteit unb abnlI'
DE Qsiben.
xNos 1siebrae zee Ssbent.'
Or. 1utt: Chr. 2:ber pidsn Fno oa!
Sri.brab bes Gebsn5. sd rueroe Itsts
BEN 3uTan bantbar i.in. ,pslder NH
bitI.Ib.n su ruin.r asnntnib bruds
!. gairtsisb. platk Cannon, eol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06

5oio beieitigt a~opiiduippen in fnr.
jcr 3eit, sebietet Dem Musfalen bes
!Saares nnb aupfjnfen Salt, aiebt
arancm uoer gebleidjtcm !Saar Die
natirlide 1arbe 5ariid. Gr3eagt
ntnes .Saar.
lPhsaer, eeret eodre INTO Bart oiinn oper
bdiia psrinpunoen fire, frnuer. heren Scare
fiirdl Meier ober 1nsfaaen 10 oiirn ae,pornen
VI. bab fie iilnftlther A5opfe b~ebiir'el. ileirs
Minssi; Maom.n ! s,n ahsDsn; ssrsn saas
arotnrtiser WiitteI bic Sur. Die fe fuden.
I'D, ptrlange Mot, bak man metneru Vpofte
traMt, i. silt neben ftehenbtM Coupon aus nub
get TN t:ute sur Vot ftr ein grstis 81 Nj.
6rIng..
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tenlbcr 1909. ....... So, IS,92G.13
Gapon ob Die SefuritG-
ten in SiIgungsion0
lln0 otocre @ertbpa.
pierre I'M 9eIiBe OeS
Stautc3 ........... $6,03S, 1892
9tetto- Sdrl0 0ea Staas
tes an 30. Sept. 1909 679,976.4t
Tie Shulpen oes Staotes murbcn
mGbreno oeS SohrcS bilrd) Die grls.
gobc BON Stoats. SonbItrobens9onb
I'M $6l0,OO0 permebrt, obcr olli
@runo Der NnluNcn iiir ocn I'll.
0~ungsfono belief iih Die &ermebrung
MIR uuf $313,332.50.
Mad icinem @crid)te lit cS ullgc,l.
ideinlid, onb AroBc Heouftionen III
bcn Don &bne1l 81 mndcnbcn Ser
m%illi9ungcn unO 9cihrGnfun9en III
allen unncrcn NuSgoben ser Stnnta-
r%caIerung 1cmodt iuerOcn miiiIcn,
ltno Der Gpntroleur crludt Sic errllt-
lih bnrrm. SieIcr 3ultonb Der
Stautsiinar5cn lit bnupti0hlid) alli
Die groBe S%crnlebrulg bon Sermil'
ligungen 81 iticben, Die gcnlodjt
mllroen, obuc Oob gccignctc &orid)rif,
ten fir &crmebrung Der Gilfiinttc
aenlad)t mrrocr. Gr enlpiicblt ebcn.
Tolls, ba6 Sic bon Der @clebgcbun1
orn,udtcn Neripiligun9cn fiir pcr'
id)icoene Snititutc piertelidbrlIdl be
Soblt mcrbcn, allltntt olrf Terlangen,
mic lett.
Gr enpiieblt cbcniulla Elm Nnlen'
bcnlent gum @cluerbe- Hicen5geleb, mo-
rim cine 2icen5 fir @aoren.Sorruthc
iibcr $4,000 I'M @ertbe norae.
id,rieben miro; boa gegcnruurtige @c.
ieb id)reibt feline S%iccn59ebilbr oitl
@oaren I'M @ertbe Don iiber $4,000
Dor; bas @cieB mllrbe por 80 Sobrclr
nngcnommen, oIa jenc Summe DC,
Wurimllmlucrtb irQcnO zines @aa'
relllogcrs i'm Stuntc repr1lcntirte.
Hebuftipn Der Nuagubcr
Der 8eiebNebun9.
Nnd) ben obigcn Sbotindeu mn
GrpGgrnngen lit cs ullaenideinlid)
oaB es nid)t mn angebrod)t, lonocrr
cine cinfod)c Motbmcnoigfeit lit, bol
cine Heouftion Der llnfoitcn Der @e
ieb0ebun9 bis 81 Der mp9lidIt nieO.
riglten Summe porgenonlmen iuer
Den muB, ipelhe bic 9e5oblung DC,
/ Soften llur., .lolher ,8elctaebunashe
anten mo AngcIteQten notblucnoil
mod)t, Die iiir Ole unerlGblid)e Grill
lung Der EfIiften Der 8eicbgebunl
notbluenOig iino, unb peld)e bn6l
tbotiGdlidl sic n%otblucnoigen GienitI
criiIQen, fiir iueidc lie %erllultnt nor
oel linb. Die anitclliung pon 9eonl
telL Glcrfs oocr gliiiitcntcn bon oel
@ciebgebirng. beren IienIte nid)t nb
iolut notbmcnoi9 limo, lit I'M Erin5il
! boSortia unb uerihmcnberiid in De
6olAc unO loltc nid)t lGnger erlaub
luer0en.
Gontrple Der Bcrmillis
gungcn.
SD %enpfeble ,Sbnen ebeninQs, ooi
nlle @ermiligungen fir Die Mrls1o
ben Der Stootsregierung, fir mobl
tbItige Snititutc, iiir llnterrihts ,S1
%'titute uno alc anocren Nuslogcn of
fentlidcr @elber IN Der oIlaemeilcl
Terpllllgun9sbia Don Der @ciesgc
blung Iilr 5iuai Sabre 9enrodt mi
uDc @ciebe fiir i1brlid)e GcrpiQi1ull
gen mi0errufen lperoen.
@citcr miinife id) in &crbinOum,
| nit Cen Scrruiaigungen 5l empleb
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NuSQoben.
Ius9nbcn DGbreno oes
ont 30. Sept. 1909 be.
enoetall Sisfdljdbrts ".$5,3f0,6S7.43
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06
gnur I'M Sd,obonlte am

Vn0r I'M SdaBumte am
80. Sept. 1903. ..... ST ,32S,069.66
Gieier Relt lit ctpaa mchr dis Ser.
jenigc am Sd)lltiie Oes &orjuhreS.
ober uegen ocs 0roben Sctra9es Ger
IN bieienl Heite bciinolihen beltimm.
ten 6Onbs iiir oos nGdite 6istaljobr,
luie fir oIientlide Sdulen, Stuats-
neutrality-suspicious. Tobata.2uger.
b1ilier etc, 5uiommcn $1.242,406.S9,
blieb i'm Sdubnnltc fiir Die iiblidlen
Iusgnben oeliclbcn an ienem Gatum
ote Summe BON $50 ,662.77.
SilgungsonO
@1breno ocs Sobres linb bic
Shuloen-1 ilgun9sioubs iiher 9e.
if)iibt morOcn. Iurh Die weiic Ser
moltung Ger Iinan5beomten oca
Staates iino Scfuritaten oeS bciten
Characters ouf bell Grebit bieier
SonoS abqeiiibrt poroen; WorplGn-
ser Stoots. Sbligotionen, 5llionrmen
$53S,3NO. mic folgt:
Goniolioirte Inleibc BON
1899 .......,........ COCO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-06

EGiic CUR Ge;ie in's NnsIano &c.
iarat Is. Hainc, 3r. 413, Cit.Salti.
murcitraHc, nayr Chiffon Qunie Ase.
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Nrotis 81. 100 0afet &unpon.

SHUT glireu ga men. urb etbrsfie, .out
ititeHftebelbem SormnInr ans. ftneioet
Coupon uiiS iino iefoef benfslben per Fplt
an J. g. Stofes. giar.. y4s2 Jofo guiios
ING. Cincinnati Ohio. Jtiet 10 Gents
VI Eriefmnrfeft ober Silber bel ais eir
getpeis piitcn Bin;bsts nrb sur tbeilfpet'
len 0e6tne her soften fir nerpndnre,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
AN ACTIVE LIFE.

Ashr: a Publishers Life Story. BY
John Adams Thaycr. Small, Maynard
& Company. Publishers Bosson.N
This is the story of the life activi-
ties Of what might bescalicd, in print
crs' parlance, journcyman publisher.
He has had great success, and after
thirty years Of hard and sunrem1ttine
work in the business world, he quit his
vocation and went to live an Paris
Meeting an author who reproaehed the
publishing fraternity generallS,. Mr..
Tbayer concluded he would write a book
himself This is the result. Hc began
as publisher at thirteen, and worried
his way as n union printer, as en- indie
pendent typo founder on the road, as,a
type expert, as advertising manager
for the Ladies Home Joprnal,' ther
in short engagement with Munsey
then with newspaper, afterwards il
fight for clean advertising. then come:
tho story of his master stroke, In adver
tising, then as publisher of "Every
body's,' his discovery of Tom Lawsot
and his retirement from the business
1t is most interesting narrative 7lll
through. in which this veteran publisher
made things hum, always, in hii yitn-
ity. 1t is entertaining to a reInrkyble
degree, and the reader can not PaI to
be put in touch with vnst enttprises
and with world that is all 3 own
and not very much known to thpnblic
Tho excellence of this book macs one
doubt whether Mr.. Thayer II not
choose wrong when he chosef be a
publisher rather than an autao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
A ROMANCE OF cII1vALRy.

When Love Calls Men TO Arms. BY
Stephen lQhalmsrs, Illus trated by How
ard Chandler Christy. Small. MAYNARD
& Company. Publishers, Boston.
This is a romantic story of old days
IN north 3rn and western Scotland, in
volving characters who had to do with
the Spanish Armada, involving clan
privilege, Scots law, blood ties, and
above al.z feaity, love, and affection.
rative turns, had plenty Of adventure,
more than an abundance of peril, Of
hardship, and off trial. The older folks
are the style Of persons and personages
with whom one becomes familiar in
SCOTS great Tonances, and in this
one of some Of th6 characters and the
scenes with which Scott made the world
| so familiar, The OLD Spanish DON who
figures largely. in thepstter part Of this
story, is an admirable character and al.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
THE ADVANCED WOMAN.

,,,,zobotb Dayenay: a Novel. BY Claire
De Pratt. Published by Mitchell Ken
nerly, New York.
This is story Of the modern woman, en-
the woman very modern, lndeeu. c0
modern that she is not willing. to remain
in married. life, but who Is determines
to push her personality, her rights, nJi
duties and claims in every dlreetlon az
at once. The scene is laid In francs,
Svhere there is a good deal of this sort
of talk and Of thouoht but very httie
practice. This Elizabeth, after meet
ing a great many people and presenting
her views upon them and convincing Z
them fully that she intends TO acC up
To her Uprinciples," comes TO the con
clusion that passion has no rght1ui
place in her life, that truly emnncipateu
women can take love In the light, merry
way in which men take theirs, Ihat
they care perhaps the real lnaepenttSSntt tSn :
ones of tho world'' And further, thae
Glove for them is Joyous, happy pas
sion. which does not interfere with inc
real great truth And so, because her
husband is "still strongly imbued witn
all the old, ingrained and backward
ideas concerning the relations between
men and women" she determines. TO
leave him. After this determination,
she makes her arrangements Tor hlgnt
TO London, Wnere Sne mas au lhS'i'
friend who offers her shelter. On go,
ing home, Elizabeth finds her husband
away, which makes it easier for her
She leaves him a letter explaining tha'
her work is really stronger than her pas
sion for him, and that she deliberately
"chooses the path to which her whole
mental strength leads her, rather. than
that TO which emotion and sentiment
allure her heart She accordingly re
nounces love and him. She tells hin
that she has given him the entirety OF
her emotions, but she must work hel
life problems alone. 1t is rather dis
couraging note, this, that the free and
emancipated woman finds it necessary
to throw off her marital ties, renounce
her vows, and depart utterly from hel
obligations to her husband. This book
of course. taking that view, goes to tho
extreme limit. but it would seem thai
any course which has this for n limit
must necessarily be a bad course from
the very start. The author has MOI
made very good story out OF it, either
1t is, in fact, rather a dull, prosah
homiletic rather than a novel, and thu
reader will find in it very little to at
tract or entertain.