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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-08-11
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09

fsrlte, iom boiatte iig bette CONN.
ibip, lom M aniees for ct al De riae.
lte Staten. Strnr eiter at 9rsoren
baooe iaaet Stur opbpggeoe for iig
lelu % fine Susopr. orog YmlI TIL.
bage til 0ecorab ior at aibPuoc fin
GuOel .@ooIen Wills. men ban
funoe itfe iaa aontanter. San
maatte nsie iig meo ct Spano gamIC
Seltc og ell .Seliratc &eaper" OF
mc0 oisie orog ban tilbagc. ) 1874
ianbt YG.i iia Ell Siusleoiageriuoe
YfiiS Nguete 9briitopberion. San
tom @rGsbopperne, oa bisie ierite
Yionerer leo mango Sapn. 9Iar
eiter aar blep @rsoen s6elaat; men
De table life Saabct og Sroen pna
5remtioen for oct Strsg, bnor DC
bapoc nebiat fig. EmII @ubberiios
5orbaabninger Hog beller life Sell.
San blep tiliioit gier al en- bel Sef.
ton al bette oeiIiae og riae Sano.
afoeoe eiterlnoer iig Snitrn. to Ssn
ner, gooIpb % Yeter. ianlt to Dstrc,
Dfrs. 9IIfrco Gpoood / Dtimeapolis
og Rrs. ". y. Dahl | Woicolu.
Soabo. 9esraDeIien ioregif fra Gre.
ioIoigbeos 9irfe Wanoag ben 23oe
Oftober imoer meset itor DeItageIie.
Bolt. RummeoaI iorretteoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09
Wid)eliens 0erfomsit.

SSislae en- BOO ON Sl9atsn
Yoelib. uoaipet al gntOn Wobr
Wiesner, neoliammer Statsminilier
Wi6elion fra Widel enoerisn. iom
iislae airisboaen for eaeriuno
1889 bapoe Ell Son til Saaben, iom
fit Rapnet Wi6ael.
Isnue Wi6el Widelisn bar 8aaroH
bruasr. San eist isrli Baaroen gleel'
bus. iom lisaer Arperiuno Serreo
oa bar en- Siplo al 1918 Wari. i
l77S ijsbte ban ben uoaet iisrrs
8aaro Safssen. bpor ban bosoe til
lin Tso.
Midsl Widselien Weslbus. sasr
iom ban isnere ialote Jig Saissen.
blep ben 2ios Ropsmbtr 1868 aifj
mso Singer 5oriusoatter Sic. o
I'll 8 ysru. buorai Ssmen 3alla'
Wibeliel blep Stamiaoer ii! ben
beraenite Sl9at.
5alla! Wi6elien par isot 1882
Som una Wano reilie ban til Der
gen. buor ban beapnote iom 8eie
paa Yrpsasn. Ssnere oreu ban er
ielpitGnois Yonoebdnoel SollGn'
oeraaosn. 0an par gilt meo Waoi
Waaoalsne epos. l7S2-lS29. Sat
ter ai Wuos spoe. iom osiaa par IL,
gaerIunosianteu. 5allai Wiheliel
osbe i Bergen 1861 iom en- 9anite pel
bapenoe Gipbmano.
0ans Son par SsrstommisiG
Sacob Anbreas DidelIen. 1921
1902. iom par gift mso Siip 8ier
jAops 1atter. 6arollne Sopbl
graains. 7eres 9lofe Son er 6brl
iiian Witslisn. paa Dloriioen neo
TANNER 6br. Widelien fra Sl9ai
terne Anitr. Bic, 6ollet. 6erileb
Qendb m. Il.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09
3oarsOeri l Mrfamtas.

Wsmpbis. 5snn.. i ite Rou.-Ser
maiiersoe N9no operialot oct peit.
aaenoe Rod Sslano Yasiaaeripa
70. 43 mellsm Wsmpbis OF Surl-
burt. Mrt.. | Woraes. Dc tpana so.
tomotipisrersn til at :isre 3oaet
Here Wil tilbass. bporpaa Grpreis.
os pohposnens blsp ioblst fra oa
iisrt ct Stpiis aifices. Susr Rano
af slottsn bapos I'm Cpaaps oa par
alsros lanat paa Ysi mto plpnor;n.
gen. ba ct 2oiomotip. Tom n9rmsos
ha. Tom tilipns. De toa ftrar Se.
meme fat. Wan tror. at be Ill libel
ai peroi meo iia. uaatst bet Ipiieoes
oem at ipranas foaets Sale" oa
poslesse goanen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09

at goa no isien, enten iom fureret
eller meget iorbeoret. iaa Tan man
oalaa oerof ifisnne. bpao Der frnoe
gisres, ON DER bar en- fat Oraani.
lation. al itsrre YefpemmeIiabeo.
Ylanae al oise Spae. Der liaaer | 4p
oa poa Sano. er iattiae % ton lite
opboloe iig oeo toism9Siiae Sano.
torier. Ser piloe iaabanne ssorenin.
Ger ba Ell itor 9iisiion.
Saa er Oct oa iaafalote ,,Stats.
lanatorier" eIler sSattigbuie. Der
ligger SiSie iorfomHe Statler Otter
bpoo Eresien beretiet os fra ,@aIf.
er" for lite lGnae iioen. iaa mansler
be snooa ben leaemIias Ssoe. for lille
at tale ON Sielsfsoe. gisis SiaIs
er liasiaa oprsbare for Sub Tom bin
oa min Sj9l. en triiislis 2pinbs
Tom fra ct ai bisis Statsns 6attiabuie
til 5bomas Soipital. oa bun bsris
@uos Orb. Ben oa triiteIis Sang.
brat bun | @raat: ..Na." Ia bun.
,.ls9 9rGosr pso 3anisn paa BEN.
iom itis iaar bore iaaoant.':
giloe iiie iaaoanns iriiisliae 0ial.
peioreninser ber ba en- oobbsli Op.
gape. &c iunoe pQre uore 39rinas.
brsore os Ssiirs til Si9lp baabs for
yeaem Os Si9l. &c iunos pos oem
iinaneisl Ststis os aanoelis pIsis peo
at nobrsoe triiielis eiisratur. peo at
bsisae. tale oa ipnse for be Spas.
Om Dor 6orenina Winnsapolis sjsr
peo 5bomas Soipiial.
Nn ital pi pisielia inorsmms. at
auinoen bar for 3iosn iaa mango
8jsremaaI. Saa munas Cpaaper
lGa9sr Seilas paa bsnoes CpmG,i.
ombso. oa BOG bar ies bet 0aab til
auinoen. at bun fan taas iia ai o..
aa oenne iaa oiatias Saa. .,gi tan.
buao pi pil". tiger Groiproast. VT
bet er mango. Der aisrns uilos p9rs
meo en- iaaban 6orsnina bet peo isa;
men Der maa nossn aaa | Spioien.
Gnislis bar iaat @apsr til at oraani.
iere o9 leoe. Bill lite s. entsn bet
mautte p9u Wono ener apinosr.
prGiisr sasr sarere. aaa isans oa
ajsre noaei for oenns iiore Saa2
aj9rs. opsrpsi M bette. men hop
lite bare mso at t9nis. 8aa | SUBS
glaun Incl. 8isr noast oirsits os bet
mart for be mango 5arinssipss. Ger.
rsn oil lsnne big Der os bisist!
3orssir Z. SODtritab.
626 6. 1915 st.. Minneapolis.
Noriir glaoe bsbes penliah at op-
taac Openifaasnbs artiisl.
e. 8. ,.Sianbinapen".)
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09

,sro slberoeen meooeIes. at epa
areiter, iom Dor uufIaset for at ba
mproct lin Ytano nGr Secla forrise
8inter, blep i,maet ifpIois | Woro
anoen @rao og osmt til A sIarS Op
bolo / Staisi9nssIet. Sum erfl9reos
iia uffplnia, men Sslirpen troeSe iftc
noaet paa benoes 9ionesbpro. Der
par iterfe gepiier moo benoe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09
Sen buioc 9po.
SOrasir 'OoDtritao opiOrortr til SiGlp for
be Sarinssfust.

Seq pilos berpeo beoe be Qreoe nors
lie 8piuoer, uanist iirtsli9 Ssiien.
belle, StanS eIler Stilins. ON
al organiiere 6oreninger for at be.
tlenpe Den boioe Beit, Seringen.
5 1mlutb, Rinn., er Der en- meset
itert % aftiO iuenit 5orening. bpis
6orinaal er at bi9lpe SGringsipge.
6oreningens geitprerinoe iortalte
mig. buorIeoes oenne Organization
burtig cr ooret ira Ell Saanoiulo til
ouer Sumoreoe Reolemmer. i bort
tl9re 59orelano or Der ca. 100 af-
tipe SGringsioreninser. Sporior ton
life pi gisre ligeoan2 Ser er bel
Here Gorife III enb | Rorge, men
buor mango iaaoanne 5oreringer
bar pi? Seq fienoer fun til en-, mem.
lig rGanernes SiGlpeiorening" ,
giinneapolis.
geb Sanfen paa oct iiore antaI
SGringsipae-pi taber 10 ouer 20OO
aorlig ber Rinneiota-iaa oil 10
enbper moie arapet paa iaabant or
eaniieret arbeioe. Det er uioerli9t
men Ell bel Wasie al oisie SGrings'
patienter er norife. Seq bar paa mi
ne Reiier p9ret inoe mango Sien
bpor iee bar fiinoet ilere S9rings'
patienter iamme 5amiIie. 5 aii.
ore Suie ianot ieg Ell sanmel.
Sorgen bsiet Ror eller Gar begrG'
oeroe 5abet al ilere eller alIe ger.
meme, Der bar saat neb | SGrings'
arapen. Waar man nu erinorer JIG,
at Rinneiota er en- al be ilnoeite
Stoter | llnionen, iaa fan enbper le
tGnfe iig 5iIitanoen. naar man tai
bet oper belle 9iitien. Naar man alle
reoe peo 5bontas SoipitaI bar fun
lnet biqlpe ca. $50 GGringsipge II
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09
Warmer or9ber i'm YrOr.

3oaers 6itp. Wiib., 28oe Sii. -
Noam SuIel. Ell ,sarmer YreIQue
Ssle Gountp. sr arreiiere. eiier at
ba ituot pau Oa orGbt lin Sror. Sias
Dor 9uiel. Dc TO WGno par noe
paa Mariarbsibe. oa be toa Op en-
aammel 6amilieir9tte, % Stponin'
gen paaiulats. Som ,sslae al 3ruo'
iler. iom goam auiel uotalte. blep
ban lat unoer Bombs for at oeoliass
boloe Sreoen for ct Nar iioen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09

.Naisiiic iieel ranges os Ben
iniuiar 1saters" ere bsrsmts 2anoet
opsr. Stapla Bros iipber bem fuI.
be 9oanlaoninaer oa iGlaer osm Ill
ubsrte laps priier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09
Hsrses % Ganaba abonmenter.

0e lem bar abommeret for
rYsjten~ til Wenner | Rsrse, Sa.
naSa eQer anbre nbenlanbfe Ste.
Der, siI sipre ss en- Sienefe SeS
at fsrmse GxbifriStisn. $riien fiI
Hsree sGer ganaba CT $l.W pr.
&es.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09
uGonteiten".

Zen iisros Cpt9llina ben iiors
:, PolisnsStanoaro 6ontef" ianoi
Sieo ben Soe os. 4'Srr. gountp
auoiiOr 8ap. Sasisrsr We2snna os
Sanitasierer Sunobsrs uoisrts Sp.
tGllingen. Der bapoe is!ssuos llbiaib.
John S. Swanson, Sisseton. 81 ,775
Miss Minnie d. Wilbur,
One Roal =. =. ....... .29, 900
Miss Tryphena Lewis, Ell
fington 80. :. =. .27,9 1926
w. l.. Stevenson, Good
Will Mission =. 80. 1850
Miss Irene Gamm, Sisseton. ! j 900
Miss Fleeta Renville, Peev-
er -. =. IL 500
Miss Hazel Gleason, Eddy II, ,725
Miss Kate Eageu, Sisseton, 400
Miss Eva Grover, Sisseton $3.50
Jelmar Bergstrom, Craw-
IOru ............ $40
Miss Agnes Olson, Vernon 1850
Miss Mary Gosline, Peever 3,S25
Miss Jennie Eggen, Effing-
ton :. 1926
Miss Adah Streeter, Sisse-
ton :. .......... 1895
G. C.. Allen. Wilmot =. =. 3,675
Miss Anna Steele, Ortley 3,675
Miss Amanda Brown, Ag-
ency ......... 1925
Miss Lola Minder. Wilmot 1850
Bernard Nelson, Sisseton . 1876
Dolph DcArment. Sisseton 1895
Miss Mollir Erickson, Sisse-
ton ...... 3.l25
Miss Anna Kelley, Peever 1928
Miss Clara Hegna, Peever 1925
Mrs. A. A. Rockstad, Dry
Wood Lake .... ...... 2,725
Miss Margaret Carroll, VIII
mot ...... LIPS
Mrs. Art Mcdowell, Peev-
er go. .......'.' i,oEo
Miss May McGee, Wilmot. 925
IRA III al oo iii 20oe December,
oil CptGllima al Siemmer Tinoe
Stso Cnsoao Siisrmiooa9 MA,
bper llae, gllls iom er interes'eret /
oeune fore ..6outeit", beoes ON ii
ienoe ino osres Siemmsr. ian De ian
naa trem beiios Stsmmerne mdd
uGre bcr isnsh al.3 Snsoaa Sitter
miooaa.
Sial bin uopal9te Gdnoioat plnos
no tiliioh. BET beror alt paa Sia ,eip.
Oar ou en- Ben | oenne hore .Bofen'
Stanoaro 6outslt". iaa itaa M lite
lsoio paa 5orpst. for peo llot An=
iirGnaelis fra Sin Sioe oil maa'te
oenue 9en fiaa iom Gumer Ell peo
NiIlutninasn ai osnns .6onteh".
Der er fun en- tort lib tilbaae. o9
iGt oerior iom oii Waal. at Sin
aanoioat ital inobslie ben ltors Be
lsnnina.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-09

Der meooeles ira Rapio Giip. e.
o.. Abe Rop: burlington Sanen ton.
Ter paa at iisbs Rapio Gitp. Wad
Oils IL gDeisrn Sansn. Der aaar mel.
lem Wphie os Rupio Gitp. 7st sr
moi Wsnnineen at forl9nss yanen
fra Wphie til aulsieren @pomins.
6oriiben maa gurlinaion yansn
brinse bet aul. iOm ben BRUCE glad
Oils. oper eoasmont. aisbu ben.
lben lille lotale Sane. oil Rapio Stir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
HOME WATER SUPPLY.

Home Waterworks; a Manual of Water
Supply in Country Homes BY Carle-
ton J. Lynde, Professor of Physics in
Macdonald College, Quebec. illustrated.
Sturgis & Walton Company. Publishers.
New York.
This is a right good little book on
the lines indicated in the title, 1t lays
stress on the Importance of having an
abundant supply of pure water in the
home, and undertakes TO show how that
supply can be had rs a constant quan
tity, Various devices are proposed, al
we'll illustrated and all clearly set
forth The book will be found val
liable one throughout all this arid re-
gion. but in fact would be even more
useful where there re- IS plenty Of water t,
venient to the household where the
utilization of the supply is most easily
planned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
|Nllth aUthOrS @@ Books

convenient little edition, condensed, of
Tame 3 famous work. 1t includes e1-
tracts chiefly from the period of the
Revolution and Immediately prior to
it and subsequent thereto. The selec-
tons give complete view of the con
ditions leading up to the Revolution
and the first empire, Copious notes ac-
company the text. calculating historical
illusions, and all difficulties of idiom
are treated in complete vocabulary
A biographical sketch of the author is
included, and the whole comprises a
valuable work for use in the school.
From the same we have Sheffel's Elk
kebard-Audifax und Iadumoth. This
is an abridgement of Scheffel's famou:
novel, whose title is given. The idyl
of Audifax and Hadumoth is practical
ly entire, a tale of treasure trove in
the form of realistic story of human
achievement. The text is followed by
German questions for conversation
practice. and English exercises for re
translation. There is copious vocabu
larry, and foot notes accompanying the
text, all making the volume one OF
easy use and practical value for the
pupil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
ON ruNIoIPAL FRANCHISES.

<,,nicIpal Franchises: Description Ii
'un,oiTPe .ha TPern,s and Conditions upon which
<,riva,e Corporations enjoy opecaa
priviIeges In the Streets OF America "a
|f.iiies. BY Delos F. wilcox. ,i;n:s rn, ~;
~ pnbI5c Service Commission Tor Lne
,rst ~ district OF New York. The En-
Ss5nscring News Publishing Company
II. New York.
Irbe complete discussion of the sub
Ia involved herein is in two volumes
his is the second volume; IL trea's
franchises. and OF the
ration and control of public utilities
is the author IS aim all the time to
clear, concise. and comprehensive
4 is evident that he has abundant
howledge of the subjects treated, and
Sat he gives his readers the full bene-
Al of that knowledge. In this volume
Il fnd discussed: "The Surface
<reef Railway as a Factor in Modern
IL ), TElemcuts OF Model Street
@;iwav Franchise - "Street Railway
<anchises in Greater New York,
iThe street Railway Settlement Fran.
s;scs of Chicago and Cleveland, y
Street Railway Franchises That Are
fEps'9Tah, ,Iges That Are Indeterminate,' "Ex,
Hsiyc Street Railway Franchises, -
Street Railway Franchises Granted
q Compensation. - "Low Fare Street
Silway Franchises, Miscellaneous
{reet Railway Franchises, F." Fran
k;ses for Elevated Railways "Pas-
Niger Subway and Freight Tunnel
-anchises, - Interurban Railway
<ancbises. - "'Bridge, Viaduct, and
had Franchises, ," Railroad Terminal,
Bur Track, Dock and Market Fran
hises. " ".Ferry Franchises. " "Con-
litntional and Statutory Limitations
'ffecting Local Franchise Grants, J"
The Initiative and Referendum IN
rauchise Matters Supervision Of
ocal Utilities by State Commissions, -
Local Utility Departments. Franchise
areaus, and Special Experts, 1.-The
,oIation of Public Utilities to Land
hlues,' Compensation for Fran
hises and Taxation of Public Utility
foperties. capitalization. Capital
hIuc. Appraisals, and Purchase
fiee, Municipal Ownership
III is evident that these titles and
heir subdivisions give ample opportun-
W 10 discuss public franchises in all
heir public relations, as well rs IN the
0siness management of the companies
oIding franchises. The discussion is
tore practical than theoretical, giving
stances and examples on all of the
hrticular points treated The author
4 evidently not only thoroughly in
ormed on all matters relating to public
'apchises and utilities, but he is so
He'd with the subject that he over
ipws with information, suggestion. and
lInstration in a way to altogether cap
;Fate his readers 1t is the best book
n far that we have seen upon the sub
fts treated, and the officers of every
RnicipalitY would render the people
l'fter service than otherwise they are
le to, by getting this book, studying
7, and giving their constituents the
sneft of the practical knowledge and
ggestIouS therein found
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
BEAUTY AND ALTRUISM,

The Religion of Beauty and the Imper-
sonal Estate. BY Ralcy Hustled Bell
Published by Kinds, Noble & Eldredge,
New York,
This book has an Introductory note
and preface, both of which serve a
good purpose in leading us to the dis
cussions and philosophy contained in
the book itself. The author is an es-
thetic dreamer in way, and he gives
us the substance Of his dreams in so far
as mere language can convey that sub
stance, There is first little discus
sion about belief, in which nothing
very tangible is developed, except a
desire for the highest. And we have
then these titles: "The Impersona]
Estate" Sky and Stars Memo
ries Under the Moon" " Survivor
ship" .'The City" The Old Priest, y
Life in Death, ''Books,' "The
Open Children" dogs" "The
Sea-" Pictures,' ''Friendship and
Beauty ''The Simple Life 50 Real
Wealth. and others. The author
shows vivid imagination, ample learn
ing, and n pleasant, sound fancy
throughout. The book is excellent read
ing for one who is in the mood to re
feet upon the deeper things of life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16

The King Over the Water. or, The Mar
riage OF Mr.. Melancholy, BY Justin
Hunt!y Mccarthy. Published by Harper
k& Brothers, New York,
This is a story based on the old idea
that a record of memorial has been
written by former participant in
some of the exciting scenes he de-
scribes, and it is further stated that
there exists in the archives of the
Abbey Bonne Aventure in Potion a
manuscript which processes to set
forth the true story Of the adventures
of Clementina and her rescuer Charles
Wogan. 1t is added that "The fact
that it differs in many important par
tlcnlars from the accepted versions of
the episode should only render it more
interesting to the curious, and the more
undcserving of neglect. 1t may be as
Won Hammerkopf insists, no more than
forgery and a fiction, but if only for
the sake of its rarity, its authority has
been scrupulously accepted In the mar
rative.' This story is based on the
historic episode of the marriage of King
James Stuart TO ClemeptIna. daughter
of John Sobieski, King Of Poland. This
novel narrates that the Princess, OIL
her way to be welded TO the King, was
immured in prison near the southern
frontier of Austria, adjoining Italy.
In order to effect her rescue and bring
her to King James, who was waiting
for her at Rome, Charles Wogan calls
to his aid three Irish officers of Dillon IS
regiment in France, and the wife of
one Of those officers, and her cousin,
Jane Gordon. The bold movements Of
the four men pass them through the
adventure with success, and the women
are no less alert, brave and devoted
than the men. But there are many
hairbreadth escapes, much ingenuity.
and a dauntless courage and readiness
in the fighting quality displayed
throughout, that makes the story of the
adventures one of vivid action and i'm
mense force, Tt is a story in Me
CarthX's hest NeIn and any ono who
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
LOVE IN MANY FORMS,

" Book OF Love. With an Introduction
G Madison Cawein. Drawings by
iNladyslaw T. Benda. The Macmillan
company, Publishers. New York.
This is a book in prose and poetry,
n the power and passion of love. The
'froduction Of Mr., Cawein is graceful
d appropriate, and then we come to
p body of the book. It is divided
10 twelve parts: '|First Love- .
.Famous Lovers "Love's Come
',s, - "Love s Adventures, Glove s
;agedics,' Glove Letters Glove
'ngs, - Loves Enemies" T." Glove s
lilosophy, - Love in Many Modes, -
The Light That Failed, - "Love Tri.
Aphant.' - Brief essays and poems
ON the best authors. both ancient and
odern, are given under each Of the
Hes, all most admirably fitted to,
fher, aud in appropriate vein in every
se. 1t is handsome book. which
fers will he charmed with, and which
III be a delight also to those of q
ore prosaic turn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
SAMPLES OF POESY.
Bell and Wing By Frederick Tanning
Aver Published by G.. p. Putnam S
Sons, New York.

Bell and Wing. By Frederick Tanning
Aver Published by G. p. Putnan's
Sons, New York.
This is fine large book of poetry,
having ar extensive and varied poeti'
cal expression in it, The author, Mr..
Frederick Tanning Aver, is proml'
nent business man of New York, born
at Lowell, Mass, September IL, 1851.
He was admitted TO the Massachusetts
death in 1878 he has managed the great
properties of the Aver estate: He pre-
sented to the town Of Aver. Mass, the
Aver memorial library, costing $40,0o0-
He is president of the Lowell e. And
over railroad, director in j. c. Aver. d
Company, New York Tribune Associa,
ton, the Fremont g. Suffolk Mills, and
Keweenaw Association. With all these
business cares upon him, it is surprls'
ing indeed that he should write poetry
at all. and especially surprising that
he should write such Il large amount OF
it as is contained in this big volume.
Probably the most satisfactory thing
TO do is to give a few examples Of MT;
Ayers poetic quality. First we wall
give the opening fourteen lines Of the
poem, "Pyrrha:
Be perfect as God. my friend!
Don't whfmper about it,
Your mighty means to one mighty end.
For how will you doubt it
To look AT Beauty? All you see
Is Beauty, or strives to be,
may not look to a star
But it looks TO me from endless far
Eye-flash OF ,prune and cinnapar'
| may not look to a grain
OF snow. corpuscle OF rain
But | have IL again,
The wheel about of orange fire
In violet attire,
Next we turn to the poem, "Bountl-
fu Canny's Granddaughter, and sam
pie as follows:
Life has spirit in it,
There's the thing in view
And never in sight.
7 10 work to win II
BY Majesty Of Right!
Let the way be rough.
Love is enough.
Then from the poem, "ln an Inn, -
we take this stanza:
Know one thing in the world-this;
More shall man be, as he is
AS God made him, let him. hit or miss
Than he take his cue or his hair
Or pantaoon- loop from that man there
OF The black waist and same taste
AS every man cveryhow everywhere.
Next from the poem Antipodes:"
Your church remains. its gold is here.
And the worst OF IL is clear:
Gregory Day and a crime Is doing.
Child and mother make the whole ruing,
While your glutted priest
Counts the crime the least
With a Savior tucked in behind
All round
Is church chime baying like hound,
Chant for cheat and for God combined
Oh. what a horrible sound,
Finally from the poem GA Friend, y
we quote this stanza.
Kind he was to the fine fibre,
Was constantest subscriber
To the highest point OF view
or the universe or you-
Always he looked TO you ward.
Careless as a drunken steward
If you looked to him or not,
OF what he lost, of what he got,
So he should manage to do
His best turn for me, for you.
From these samples one can have a
fair idea of the style of the poetry
running through the twelve hundred
and sixty pages of the volume.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
BOOKS FOR THE SCHOOLS.

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The whole work is comprehensive and
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class one for elementary study in this
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From the same we have "Taine 's
Les Origines de la France Contempo-
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