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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-13
SATURDAY BARGAINS
DEVILS LAKE MERCHANTS OF.
FER sTUPENDUoUs BARGAINS
TO WORLD READERS.

Devils Lake housewives who delight
in bargains will do we'll to read the.
advertising columns Of this issue of
The World carefully. several of the
local merchants have inauguratcd Sat
urday bargains that should appeal to
the careful buyer.
John Haslem s mammoth sale starts
tomorrow to continue for two weeks
and his prices have been recklessly
slaughtered.
In groceries T. A. Haslam and Rod
enbach &, Mundt are offering staple
leaders that will be money savers to
the purchasers.
In shoes the New York store have
started bargain counter, while the
other merchants have attractive offers
to customers, old and new
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-13

The initial number of the "World, -
the new weekly paper at Devils Lake
has reached here and aside from the
fact that it is a most worthy addition
to northwest journalism, it is of inter.
est to Minot people because H. z.
Mitchell and Guy Humphreys, former
~ affiliated with the Optic and Repor
ter of this city are responsible for the
editorial and mechanical makeup OF
the paper, Mr.. Mitchell being editor
and manager and Mr.. Humphreys being
superintendent Of the advertising and
mechanical departments.
The new "World'' is issued from a
brand new plant and from an editor
ial and typographical standpoint, il
could hardly be improved upon. Its
columns are overlooking with interest
ing editorial comments and items, and
to glance at the advertising carried
one can readily see that he merchants
of Devils Lake are "alive'' and pro
gressive. The. motto of the "World .
is "Boost and the World boosts with
you, Knock and you knock alone. ,
Devils Lake has had considerable pub
licity of an unsavorv nature. Accord
ing to the initial editorial, the mis-
sion of the paper will be to offset some
dwell upon the good points Of the town
Tt will be Republican in politics. The
paper is eight pages, seven columns
and credit to any city. EVERYBODY
connected with the publication and
the merchants and people Of Devils
Lake in general are to be congratulate,
ed upon the birth Of the new "World. y
-Minot Daily Optic.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-13
Opened School.

Miss Corcoran has opened her mid
winter term for typewriting, short
hand, elocution and bookkeeping in
the rooms over o 'Brien Bros. This is
Miss Corcoran' g second year and her
success in the past warrants her a large
class. There are number Of positions
already open for graduates.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-13

S. L. Serene left Thursday for ST..
Paul, where he will meet his wife and
attend the marriage of his neicc. From
there Mr.. Sererc will go to Pcpin, Wis.
Word has been received in the city
Of the partial recovery Of Mrs. Rankin
of Upham, who has been ill for the
past week.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-13
FOR RENT.

&. H. Locke has four rom fiat for
rent, strictly modern, hot and cold
water in kitchen sink, steam heat,
bath, toilet and closet in connection.
Laundry and drying room.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1911, 1911-01-13

Fire-Insure with Powell and sleep
well o. nights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
ANIMAL BOOKS.

Fist on the list Of the seasons new
animal books stands undoubtedly THE
Monkeyfolk Of South Africa" by the
director Of the Port Elizabeth Museum,
Mr.. F. w. Fitzsimons. T. a. s, etc.
Hongmans, Green q Coz. While deal
ing only with scientific facts the author
gives them a sugar coating" Of fiction,
allowing several balloons 10 tell their
life stories in the wild state and in
captivity. Thus the young reader learns
many things about the babOon's human
enemies. about bushmen, Hotten-
tots, Kaffirs and the white man with
his firearms, his vegetable and fruit
gardens, and his occasional employment
of the b. boon in useful work. as "voor-
topper" or leader Of an OK team, for
instance OF course. the babOon has
cher enemies, leopards, Wild dogs,
wolves and tho like and knows their
ways from long experience. He also is
an expert on South African vegetation.
mass Of information is thus made
available in attractive form, with on
occasional moral lesson and warning
from the baboon 10 its human cousin.
Inc book is abundantly illustrated one
j. siad that this scientific zoologist'
win happy knack FOR popularizing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
Explanation OF The New.NOrk Tribune's
BoOkreaders' Contest.

Every day fol- Seventy three {73) days there will
appear in The New-York Tribune DAILY and Sun
day Edt'ons) Two 90 Illustrations, Cartoons or
other representations Of the names Of books. The
Tribune will award ten hundred and thirty. six
prizes to Tribune readers sending in the nearest
correct answers TO the entire series OF book illus
tratOns
The correct names Of books TO be illustrated and
10 serve as a basis OF awards are being selected by
the Contest Department and will be included in
the New-York Tribune's Bookreaders' Contest
catalogue which viii be published as guide and
reference for contestants The list of
names will be placed under seal in the safety de-
rosit department OF the National Park Bank where
IL will remain until ii IS called for by the
Judges at the close OF the contest To compete
the book exactly accord ng TO the wording spelling
and punctuation as published in the Tribune's
Rookreaders' Contest Catalogue. Five 90 different
reteors will furnish the ideas and different car
loon SITS will draw the book Illustrations The
toouists will not even know the answers to the
puzzle pictures they draw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02

Sons are pictorially very ambitious and
handsome. For the "Havergar call
endar there are quotations from that
poet. and Mr.. J. Atkinson has made
some capital water colors which are re-
produced In their original tints. my
All Fireside Calendar" gives selections
from Burns, with rustic studies In color
by II. ]. Dobson. Oneof the best in the
series is Famous Pictures from the Art
Galleries of the World" which gives a
masterpiece for every week in the year.
Each reproduction is accompanied by a
page affording space for daily memo
randa. The Christmas cards Of this firm
are varied and pretty, and among them
are some particularly quaint bits Of
humor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
MISCELLANY OUS.
THE WRITING OF NEWS. Handbook
Charles G. Ross. 12mo, Up. \, 2o6' 'hehI
Holt & Col

THE WRITING OF NEWS. 4 Handbook BY
Charles G. Ross. 12mo, Up. X, 256. 'hehi'
Holt Coz
Dealing chiefly with that phase or Jour
nalsm relating to the writing of the story.
with chapters on newspaper correspondents
and copy reading. Technology and the Ems
lsh OF the newspapers.
HOUSEK EEPING NOTES. How to Furnish and
Keep House In a Tenement Flat series
OF Lessons Prepared for Use In the Associa ,
ton q Practical Housekeeping centres OF
New York Edited by Mabel Hyde Kit
tredge. 12mo. up. tx, o. Boston: WHIT
comb & Barrows)
UNDER THE PROPHET IN UTAH The Ma
tional Menace Of a Political Priestcraft. by
Frank J. Cannon, formerly United Stases
Senator from Utah. and Harvey J. OHls-
gins Frontispiece. limo. pp. 4O2 tbostoh'
The c. NJ. Clark Publishing Company
Much Of the material contained in the book
was published serially in one OF the mag
sZines.
GOOD CHEER. Tho Romance OF Food and
Feasting. BY F. W lakewood. illustrated
svo pp. 424. CThe sturgs & Walton Com
pany.)
A survey Of the culinary practices OF ali
ages treated from historical and pict
uresdue standpoint. With descriptions OF OLD
English fare. baronial feastings, national
dishes. etc. and chapters on table manners
hospitality and the art Of dining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

SCENES FROM DICKENS. For Drawing Room
and Platform Acting. Adapted By Guy
Pertwee. Edited by Ernest Pertwee. With
forty-eght costume plates by Edward Hand
ley Read 12mo. pp. sit. -. az. p Dut-
ton q Coz
There are two scenes each from David
Corperfeld" Martin Chuzzlewit," "OHter
Twist" four from The Tickwick Papers
and one each from Nicholas NiCkleby"
''The old Curiosity Shop" "Our Mutual
Friend" and "The Christmas Carol"
THE FEAST or ST FRIEND. A Christmas
BOOK by Arnold Bennett l2mo. up. III
CThc George III. Doran Company.
The message Of this book Is that Christ
mas should be season Of looking forward
10 rather than OF gazing back.
A RUMBLE or GOOD CHEER. Golden Thoughts
Win silver Innings. Arranged by Hamilton
Turner. Frontspicce limo. pp. %. Platt
A Pcckb
Optimistic aphorlsms and quotations.
TILE ROADMENDER. by Michael Farless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
REPRINTS.

SCOTTISH GARDENS. Being a Representative
selection OF Different TyIcs. Old and New.
Bv the Right Hon Sir Her0ert Maxwell
81 T., +. r. s.. d. c. l.. IL. ID. Illus
trated by Mary @. W. Wilson. New edition.
Svo, ID II. 2O5 G.ongmans, Green d COZ
Containing thrp-two colored plates nom
pastel dTa wings.
BUILDING. LOAN AND SAVINGS ASsoClA \
TiONS How to Organize and Successfully
conduct Them. BY Henry $, Rorenthal
Third edition. Revised aud enlarged. sVo.
nm ~ 425 Cincinnati: The American
Hunding Association News Company
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS AND PLAYS AND
POEMS Bv Charles Dickens With nine
t.ep illustrations by George Cruitshank T..
NJ Ward. r. A; T. w. Brown, Louis
Haghe. Philip Benolst, John leech Eugene
Iami PHI: II. &. Mcguire Clarkson stan
neld X. A.. and from contemr ordry rlnts,
and an Introduction by y. W Matt N
two volumes svo, Up. xvii 90; vii, tSI.
Imported by Charles Scrlbners sons)
The papers In these yolumes issued H. IN
''Thc Centenary Edition" are from Tho
Examiner. THE Daily News" Household
Words" IAN the Year Round etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
JUVE EMILE.

cH1LDRpN,s STORIES FROM sH AXE
sPEARE. By L. Nesblt. And Wnen
Shakespeare Was a Boy" BY the late Dr.
L. j. Furnival. NJ. a. Illustrations by John
II. Bacon. A. Il. A., Harold Coping ana
others Edited by Edric Yredenburg Large
Svo pp. ia. (Raphael Tuck sons Ltd)
FOR SOMEBODY'S DARLING. With verses by
E. Nesbit, Norman Gale. {. X. Cowan, ete'
Profusely illustrated by Hds Cowham. ~
Bowley Mabel Attwell. etc Edited ny tdric
Vredenburg Large svO. pp. II. haphaei
Tuck a. Sons. Ltd
Verses about Christmas" The Man In
the Moon" The Deserted Gollwog and
Tho silly Alligator
FATHER TUCK's ANNUAL. Stories and poems
by clifton Bingham. Norman Gale Dorothy
Black, etc. Pictures by Hllda Cownatn;
Mabel l. Attwe1. Hubert Whaley ard
others. Edited by Edric Vredenburg 4'o'
pp. go. tRaphael Tuck & Sons. Ltd
THE MASTER BUILDERS Being the Story OK
tho Acts OF the Apostles Retold to Chlldren'
BY :. 3. Macy. With forty-four llusus.
lions. including eight from drawings by l.
H. Robinson and four maps $40, PIP. XVI,
1874 Nyongmans. Green e. Coz
ONE THOUSAND BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
Complied by Fenrhyn ". Coussens. Emo
pp. Xxx. 22i. Chicago: A. c. McClurs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
FICTION.

TOM AND TOM TIT. And other Stories
Abou; Schools. BY c. " Bardeen. limo.
pp 2se. Syracuse: c. ". Bardeen)
TEDOS AND TISOD. a Temperance story.
Py Ada NJ Bittcnbender. 12mo. pp. viii.
3Cl. (Linco!E. The Gilloa Book Com
uar..D
WIND on THE HEATH. BY Essex Smith.
I:mo pp. 344 (Thc John Lane Com
paIy.)
The hero IS a city clerk filled with 4
desire for country life. He abandons his
work and starts out as a gypsy. learning
tho secrets OF nature, and making frlenus
Of the birds and beasts.
THE LIGHT. BY Jeanne Bartholow Magown.
1fmo, PIP. CO CAlitcholl KennerleyD
short story relating to love end the
woman suffrage question. Told 81 the form
OF q series OF letters.
THE WAY or THE WIND BY Zoe Anderson
Norris. Drawings by Oberhardt. lGmo. Up.
40. published by the author)
tale Of kansas in its days OF stress and
struggle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
LITERATURE.

SOME AMERICAN STORY TELLERS. BY
Frederic Taber Cooper. Illustrated. lPmo
PIP. vii, 3sS. Henry Holt COZ
A critical analysis Of the work Of such
authors as Marion Crawford, Robert Her
rick winston Churchill, Mre. Wharton,
Robert w Chambers. o. Henry. Ambrose
Bierce and others.
THE COMMON PEOPLE OF ANCIENT ROME
Studies OF Roman Life and Literature by
Frank Frost Abbott l-mo' pp. XII, ~
Charles Scribners Sons)
A portrayal Of the life OF the common
people, their language and literature. their
social political and economic conditions.
THE SOLuOoUIEs OF SHAKESPEARE. \
study in Technic. BY Morris lie Roy Ar
mold, Phi. d. syo, Pr. x, 1ss. (The Columbia
University Press: Lomcke * Buechher'
aEcntsO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

The writer known as 20. Lenore'
whose indefatigable researches into his
subject are as notable as his accuracy
Of statement and his vivid narrative
Vie has completed new volume in his
historical series. This deals with one of
the most terrible phases Of the Revolt
ton. Les Noyades de Nantes" In this
volume, we may suppose, the author has
done justice upon the Infamous Carrier.
Five Thousand an Ounce.
For the little octave volume Of Bacon's
essays, Religious Meditations," which
was an item in one Of the sessions the
other day Of the sale Of the HUH col
lection, Mr.. Quaritch paid a very large
price. 1t represented about $1,000 an
ounce, for the book contains only few
leaves The sum paid was $500; in
1870 Mr.. HUH paid for it about sos.
The small volume was exceedingly rare,
for ii was a copy Of the first edition.
The Lyndon Daily Express" has pict-
uresque account Of the bidding at Sothe-
by's, Mr.. Quaritch bidding not by tens
but by hundreds.
At last the pace began to slacken; only
three champions were left.
The aucuoneer applied a gentle spur.
Now, Pickering, GOMEZ IFS against you,
sir. Come, Mir Meggs, you may never get
another chance! Nineteen hundred"'
Mr. QuaTitch looked along the row OF i'm
passive faces with a gleetul CLINT in his
eye Fifty he said, and the book was
his.
Deliver this one" and ne took it from
the porters hand and dropped il into the
breast pocket Of his well worn gray jacket
Ike a packet Of sandwiches.
A Queens Faith.
queen Victoria's chldlike faith in the
future life is touchinsly revealed in her
lately published letters to Or. Boyd Car
penter. The only fear that troubled her
was lest those she loved who had left
this World before her might have out
grown her companionship. ~ feel only
this doubt" she wrote to Carpenter, 'On
account Of my dear husband, whose
tastes were Of higher and different or
der 10 mine, and who had different in
tercsts perhaps 10 mine. ] am far more
fit now TO be his companion than ! used
TO be; but, still. / know that he must
have scared higher than me" DR.. car
pentcr has set down notes Of a talk with
the Queen at Windsor wien she reverted
10 this question. The Prince" she said,
was always more able and more COM
petent-more clever than l. He WILL
fear lave moved 50 far above and be-
yond me that 1t IS hard TO imagine the
renewal OF comradeship, even on tho old
footing. / feel as though I shall have
lost him again
The Bride Victoria
In the new volume of Lord Brough-
toms "reminiscences there is q descrip-
ton OF queen Victoria's wedding, the
writer having been one of tho guests.
Her majesty" he says, looked hand
some but pale ana the orange blossoms
ON her head shook violently. But she
performed her part with her usual pro-
uriety end presence Of mind, and
prompted Prince Albert during the read
ing Of the lessons more than once. She
cnce beckoned 10 him 10 approach nearer
when he put the ring on her finger, and
pointed 10 the finger on which the rims
WIS 10 DC put she pronounced the re-
sponses in a clear, steady voice, and re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
BIOGRAPHY.
MY STORY. BY Tom L. johnson. Edited by
Elizabeth j. Hauser. $40, DIP. xii, 500.
CB W Huebsch.)

MY STORY. BY Tom L. Johnson. Edited by
Elizabeth j. Hauser. $40, pp xii, 326.
CB W Huebsch.)
This autobiography sets forth the note
worthy incidents IN the life Of Mr.. John
son. his views on the tariff, municipal
ownership and economic theories, and de-
pcribes the men with whom he came IN
contact and his business and political
career.
JOURNALS OF RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
with auuOtstlOns. Edited by Edward
Waldo Emerson and Waldo Emerson
VI 1S41-1S44 illustrated 12mo PIP
xviii, oil: xxi. sol. Cho Houghton Mfhin
COMPANY
MY LARGER EDUCATION. Being Chapters
from My Experience BY Booker T.
Washington. illustrated from photo
graphs l2mo PIP. wiz, 313. Doubleday
Page e Coz
I'm account OF his work during the
period since he became the leader OF his
race.
THD LIFE OF JOHN RUSKIN. BY T. T.
Cook. In two volumes with portraits
svo. PIP. XIV, 80; xiv. 615. CTho Macmillan
Company
biographical study based on Ruskin's
diaries, notebook and letters, placed At the
disposal OF the author. Vol. ] covers the
period from 1919 10 1850. aud Vol. . from
1850 10 1860.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

THE PRACTICAL BOOK OF ORIENTAL
RUGS BY G. Griffin Lewis. With 10 Illus
trations in color, 70 in double-tone 81 de-
signs IN iine chart and map. eyo, pp. BOB.
philadelphia: The J. i. Lippineott Conn
paNy.J
Relating TO the characteristics. weaving.
designs and prices OF Oriental rugs, with
instructions for their selection, purchase
and care.
THE Pennsylvania ACADEMY OF THE
FINE ARTS. And Other Collections OF
Philadelphia. BY Helen W. Henderson.
Illustrated 12mo. PIP. XVI, 3s3 (Boston
l. c. Page & Coz
Opening with a history Of the academy.
this book traverses It's sculptures and its
collection Of early American portraits and
paintings, etc. Then follow descriptions
Of the collections OF the Pennsylvania Mu-
scum Independence Hall, the Historical
Society of Pennsylvania and the Nilstach
collection.
ANNUAL OF THE SOCIETY OF ILLUS
TRAITORS With an Introduction by Royal
COrtissoz. illustrated. 40, no pasination.
(Charles Scribners Sons.)
This volume, the first OF series OF
"Annusls' which the society purposes to
issue each year. contains representative
drawings by American artists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02

THE CALL or THE CARPENTER. BY Bouck
white Head Resident, Trinity House New
York Frontisplece by Baltour Ker. limo,
PIP xiv, 355. Doubleday Page q Coz
THE NEW sCHAFT-HERzoG ENCYcLo-
PEDIA OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE.
Edited by Samuel Mccauloy Jackson. y. D.,
LII D. editor in chico. With the assist
ance OF Charles Coebrook sherman vol
ume TO VI and George William Gilmore,
NJ. a. associate editor. and the following
department editors: Clarence \. Beckwith'
D. D., Henry King Carroll, Ii. D, James
McCurdy Ph. p. III. D., Henry 5; Mash
u D., Albert II Newman, y. D., Ii. d,
and Frank Horace Vizetelly. IL. d. +. ;.
a Complete in twelve volumes. Volume
XT Son Of Man-Tremeliius Ito, pp. XIX
6O4 l1he Funk & Wagnalls Company
THE HEART OF THE BIBLE. For Young
People Parents and Teachers, Connected
Readings Following tho Thread of Provi-
Serce and Purpose with illuminative Head
inrs American Standard Version. Edited
by Ella Brosdus Robertson. illustrated.
Emo pp. Vi. $50. CThomss Nelson sonsD
The principal stories and events Of The
bible In their historical order. told IN the
language Of the Bible.
PRINCIPLES OF THE REFORMATION. Prac-
teal and Historical. BY the Very Rev
Vonry WAGE, y. D.. Dean OF Canterbury
i2mo. PIP. vii. 2J2. Nmerican Tract So
cletyD
At TI4r GATE BEAUTIFUL The story OF
nav nv David James Burrell Frontis-
niece limo PIP. II. american Tract So
rietv)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-02
TuD LIFE OF Holm RUsKIN. Nv Z. I
ESSAYS.

WILLIAM JAMES. And Other Essays on the
Philosophy of Life. BY Josiah Royce, LII. D..
Lit Q. 12mo, pp. Il, 50l (Ths Macmillan
Company
THE PROBLEM OF FREEDOM. BY George
Herbert Palmer limo, ~. tx 2ll. (The
Houghton. Mifiin CompanyD
4 discussion Of the problems OF Fate.
Destiny and Free VIII.
DOWN THE ROAD. And other Essays Of
Nature Life. Literature and Religion By
William Valentine Kelley. 12mo, pp. X. 42i.
eaton & Mains)
There are papers on '"The Religion Of
elders Poetry" The Author Of 'Rab and
His Friends Robert Browning in His
Wife's Letters" "a Glance at Alfred
Noyes's Poetry" and Pleasures and Pains
OF For IGN Travel