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New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
The
Way Home
BY the Author of "The In
ner Shrine" Basil King

The book for the man or the woman
VINO loves honesty is this new novel
ppy The author of "The Inner Shrine.
rpr 70 that IS what the very human hero
oi this story is-honest in Mis- hatred
2 pretense, honest in his wiliulness,
eeoneSt at last with himself when he
linds ids that he has gone astray. He be-
neVed he bad gained the whole
tr.orid only TO find that he had lost
as =. own soul" "In the best sense OF
m we word a novel that will be dis
Nussed, says the Phila. Press.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
A
Changed Man
By Thomas Hardy

A new Hardy book! Ope TO arouse
the keen interest OF every Hardy
lover. This new volume has all the
wealth Of his genius. for the tales in
it were written when he was, at the
height OF his career. They are more
like condensed novels "A Changed
Man" takes the reader at once TO
Casterbridge and tells the romance Of
a captain OF cavalry. THE Waiting
Supper is a beautiful idyl OF the Wes-
sex country, closing with a quaint bit
OF Wessex superstition. OF the other
stories. all are rich in atmosphere and
character. and several are almost me-
diaval in their power and mystery.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
The House
Of Happiness
By Kate Langley Bosher

Kate Langley Bosher has found a
new field, and this new book OF hers
Is contribution TO human happiness.
II arouses the deep, tender sympathy
m all Of us. The characters are all
breathing living realities--the pep
perry old gentleman from South Caro-
Ina, the quaint and unusual doctor,
'he girl Of girls. the man-and, above
all, Cricket This cheerful, freckled-
race and rcd-headcd lad is own broth
er to winsome Mary Cary.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
"Philip.'

When Labouchere was an under-
graduate at Cambridge he made
stolen expedition TO London and uneX-
pectedly met his father I'm the street
He returned the elders cold greetings
with a surprised stare. Il beg your
pardon, sir" he said. 81 think YOU
have made & mistake. | have not the
honor of your acquaintance" He found
that he could, by running, just catch
train for Cambridge, and when his
irate father followed on the next train
he discovered the youth in his study
absorbed in work. The readers OF
Thackerays philip" may remember
that the hero encountered Uncle Twys-
den when on a similarly lawless Lon
don excursion, and, like young La
bouchere. successfully established an
slibi.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Many Churches Will Celebrate All Saints Day-Deay in the
Dedication of Dix Memorial Chapel.

Church, Brooklyn, the Rev. William Bish-
op Gates will preach tomorrow morning
on Saving Faith" and In the evening
on 1.-THE Constancy Chapter"
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
Glimpses Of Rubens.

Policy and Paint" is the title OF
forthcoming study Of the friendship
and of the careers OF Peter Paul Ru-
bens and Dudley Carleton when the
latter was English Ambassador at The
Hague in the first quarter Of the seven
teenth century.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
The Earliest Paper.

The Chinese documents discovered by
Sir NJ. Aurel Stein in the sands Of Chi
nese Turkestan have been edited ana
translated into French by Professor
Edousrd Chavannes, and the transla-
tions a.e just coming from the press
1t is worth noting that while most OF
these documents are Of wood some are
Of paper dating back further than any
other specimens OF paper yet discov-
cred.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

In Tolstoys letters to his wife-an
English translation of which is in course
of preparation-there are to be found
various expressions of critical opinion.
He did not care for Kipling's work
he calls it poor" HE strives after
originality, but remains only disheV-
elled." In 1893 the Russian read
Shakespeares Julius Cesar" and de-
livered himself of a scornful sniff:
Julius Caesar is amazingly bad.
Were l young and impetuous | would
write an article on il to relieve people
of the necessity of pretending that they
like it,"
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
The Shakespeare Memorial.

The promoters OF the Shakespeare
Memorial Theatre of London undertook
IN raise half a million pounds. So far
the fund has only reached about one
hundred thousand pounds; but the com
mjttec has determined to take the
plunge of purchasing site and trust-
inc m the future for more funds. The
other latest item Of news about snake
sneare is that London publisher Is
about to make the plays the SUBJECTS Oh
q series os novels. A so-called popn-
lar novelist" is preparing TO set iorth
Tho comedies and tragedies as roman
tic tales.
pieksns's Remarkable Recitations.
In his lust published volume OF remi-
riscences the late Professor stuart
quotes one Of the literary recollections
of his brilliant grandmother. she one
day met Charles Dickens, then young
man unknown to fame. ITO amuse the
company" she said, he gave seVerdi
se,,i dramatic recitations, and one OF
them Was about a gentleman who had
taken tickets for he theatre for MS
four children, and was driving win
Them 10 the theatre in bus. Dickens
o,a,a the conversation between the ous
conductor and this gentleman. and the
various people taken up by the way.
When they arrived at the theatre, hor-
rlble TO tell, the gentleman found he
had Ief, the tickets behind. oh! bay
other tickets for them cried a Mr..
Rowbotham, who was one of the com
pany and had been listening with rapt
attention 10 the story-a great tribute
IN DIckenss dramatic power.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
Dowden's Library.

DoWoenS LlpTaTS'
The library of the late Professor
Dowden, which is TO he sold in London
next week, contains a great NUMBER OF
rare books-in some branches of 1T
erature the collection is considered
unique. There is a wonderful array OF
the scarcest and most obscure volumes
of the early issues of Shelley. Byron
and Keats. Collectors who have hoped
to possess themselves at this sale OF
the series of pathetic letters written py
Harriet Shelley after her separation
from the poet will be disappointed for
these letters have just been disposed OF
by private sale to the well known col
Iector Of such precious things, Mr., T. j.
Wise
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
ST. GEORGES CHURCH

Is on lbth street, east or Third Avenue
Services at g. IL and s.
ALL SEATS FREE.
The Church, of the Resurrection,
74th St, East OF Park Ave.
Rev A. d. PELL, Rector.
Services at IL a. m. and p. m.
Preacher: The Rev. Charles W. Baldwin. BID.
All Angels Church. West End Ave. & s1st 81.
The Rev. s. Delaney Townsend D. D.. Rector.
Holy Communion, A. ". Holy Commu
MON and Sermon by the Rector at II A. NJ.
Choral Evensong. p. ". Strangers welcome.
ST. LUkE'S CHURCH, 6 eGHyfn' w. lsl.. aysi s..
Rev. GEORGE ASHTON OLDHAM Rector.
Services s & IL A. NJ. p. VI.
ST. STEPHENS, I2?-12s w. Goth st.
Near B'wav Rev DIR, SEAGLE, Rector.
Serylces 5 and II A ". 4 z. VI.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
REFORMED.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
I'd Ave. md eth ST.
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG, D. D., Minister. will
preach at IL A. VI. and 8 p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
ETHICAL CULTURE,

THE SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTUhh'
Founded 1870 =.
Meeting House, Central PARK west o1lh D.
II A. M-Dr. Felix Adler. Speaker.
Subject: THE Essentials OF JUDAISM.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
The Husband TO the Wife.

The Tolstoy correspondence eXtends
from 1862 to 1910. and the widow has
apparently surrendered it TO the world
with very few reservations. These let
ters show deep affection as well as the
later lack of sympathy. OF the diaries
which are to be published by and by II
is said that in intellectual honesty they
will eclipse all other essays in auto
biography.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

HE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH,

west End ave. ana IIth -.
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. ID. H..
Minister. will preach at II A. NJ. and 4:3o
y. NJ At 4:30 p. NJ, Subject: Would Yop
Wish to Live Your Life Over?" Choral ser
vice. Cantata, THE Word OF Cod" by Charles
Gtlberf Hans rouoIi assisting
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

FIFTH AVE. AND 63D ST.
Rev. ERNEST NJ. STIRES, d. D., Rector.
A. M, Holy Communion.
IL, Morning Service and Sermon. Rector.
A. Evensong and Address, Rector
CHURCH OF THE East Goth Street
TRANsFIGURATI IN DR. HOUGHTON, Rector
Communions 7, 8 and o'clock
STAINER'S MASS AND SERMON, 1890.
CHORAL BVENSONG (Procession) 4 o'clock.
SERMON. 1890 A. NJ, by Very Rev. DEAN'
ROBBINS
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS an UNirARiaSi hyr \ iS,S St. |
Rev. THOMAS r. SL1CER, Minister
Mr. SULLIVAN will preach. subject. 1
Conscience as the Interpreter Of Man and
the Universe" Communion after the regular
s1ryices All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
JEWISH.

TEMPLE EMANUEL,
Fifth Avenue and Forty-third street;
Saturday, 1890 A. NJ, Sermon by Dr. Eneio"'
"rhe Lasting Worth OF the BiDle.
All are welcome.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
SPIRITUALIST.

Psychological Spiritualist Society, meetinss
surday, 2:45, Z. NJ, Tuxedo Bidg, ostnl
and Madison ave. Christensen, the Danish '
psychic. Everybody Welcome.
SPIRITUAL PILGRIM CHAPEL. lS1 East
Sad Services: Sundays, "Wednesday. 2:45 Z :45;
Fridays, 745; speaking and demonstrating I'M
mortality Rev. RAPHAEL COOPER, Pastor.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

0it qltidIalls pben un6 untsn nit
9dft plifes umfdumt iin0.
Giuen lltberganp BON Ser Som.
msrs our SerbItmo0e bilost geDiftrs
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tufti1en gin0rud bss &letoes. Die
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un0 I6mdIen SsibsnriI9sn ber3iert.
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ssigt. Der aragen btItsbt aus roia'
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un0 nit oemfelber StOff fino aud
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ben SdluB bss aIetoes martiersnoc
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@rupitrung be8 Rodes brtngt ben
Gffett zines BrontspdneIs b.rOor.
8as aleio 1T DEFENDERS fir T4Iante
petTonen gsetgnet.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

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8dbetommiFGr ni9t 3uf4riften
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portete er j,bs 3uI4riFt, iofern is
niht auonbm iDdr, NIT ausgeiudter
6DfIihteit.
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Gberipogen bic uncnbmen. 2auter
DamenbanO1driften. 2lber bas eine
66reiben dtmstc eiisn 10 itartsn
mdnnli2sn GsifL ouR es auf Oaa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

SereingsfaIlen Der i'm
aebnten Semsiter It,benbe Stubtolus
Spunb bat oieber einmnl einen be-
Ionbers energiI9en Bump BEL fetnem
freiacbigen Sntel berIu4t. Diesmnl
aber f9eint Der olte Serr unerbitts
li6. Qls iebo9 Der seGbbsbiirftis,
g1effe ertlGrt, nidt nonten unb peis
den 3l molten, gtbt er plDbtid na6,
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fem SemeIter nt4t mebr anSupums
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Elm unb etIt Iisgestruntsn gum
acknowledgement!
gm nd9iten Morgen pirb Spunb
bonn @elobrieFtrGger getpedt. Wit eis
mem S9rsi greift sr rad Der ans
netTung, faum bat dber fetn Bid
bic Riidfeite getroTfer, ala er nit
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ndmlt6 10 pfennige 3rintselb Fiir
ben qoItboien, Der bic QnpeiTung
~iberbringt. SaIte dud 9u 9sin
0erTpreheu! 9etn SnfeIl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

Der in GngIanb nas
tlraltfierts amerttant19e Glieger e.
8. GObp bat Elm fItegenoes Soipital
tonjtruisrt. Sn aIoerI6ot puroen
oiefer Gage probsfliige nit einem
neuen 3peioeder GoODs ausaefiibrt,
Der nit alien SnItrumenten zines
SperdttonsiaaIeS nuseeitattet lit.
Die S%nitruments fir ben G~lusappas
rat Itno Defenders fit oieIe 3pede
bon Sbert 5. 8. @onegan, Dem Qets
ter 6es armee ! AerStspeftns, enta
tporfen tporbsn. Die etgsnilt1s Soee
tit, ieOes 8lus5eug pbne 3eitotrluH
in Elm fliegenoes 6oTpttal un3uipdna
otln, Inn BON i~rgenoeiner Stelle ndd
trgenoetner anoern Iofort dr8tli6e
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IoIen oieie Ginri9tungen an plGben
@srnsuourg finoen, ipo bringsnos
6iIfe notpen0ig III uno tppbin ote aes
nDbnlt9en qmbuldn3sn nur unler
grpben S9pierigfstten gelangsr EDns
men. gu Der ausriifung geb5rsu
elm OperntionstiTh unb dies. tpos
MtlitdrGrote i'm ariegsfaIIe gebrdus
den. GGmtItde Snlttuments Iin0
BON better 8eidaffenbsit uuo olIss III
10 IeiGt, oaB es init benz Mrst 8lis
fnmmen teine ueberIditung bss 0Eag.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

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fonit Die gruIt 3trfprengt babtu.
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den Germ Qi,benou in otr @iau
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n man Ionnts ia ni6t nifsn -
unb befdbl Dem musieltrdftiaft.n
Observation-Disclosures, i'm gu be-
nfsiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

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iu~dtntiltt 1amm btltbl im latbii
6tu llnlulld0 Bet ntibtm Gpitmt
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pltid Ipmpaibif6,r miro bitIs Bd.
men bic hdn0ie lpddI,n6, ganb'
moos btrihrtn. @ino,r 3isr,n Die
altibsr, Wdutsl, 6dt,. Gdirms. no
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tintn uitt unlpsltntlihsn gtitou0ttiI
6tr s%tnanuttn Gss,nitduos. CO
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

tombinisrt man in qaris brsits 86ns
Der NIT 3dd6enrunO un6 Seio.ns
muFsIinsS treifen nit fsinen Sdums
den 3u Isbr gruaiOfen G4arpe8, gu
tlsinsn mant,Iformig,n llmnabmen,
su bdubdenartigsn aopfbsoedungen.
fsIbt gum grunoRoff fir tiiaibers
8ogene Sonnsnihirms.
Jn unfsrsn 8iIbsrn trttt uns Su'
Hd6F Gig. y Elm bibIdes 3I.io
fir cine jugsubIi6e DAME entgegen.
oas TopobI fir ben SpdtIommer mi.
fir ben SsrbIt pdbt unO aus 8aums
tpons pbsr Iti9t.m Mon,nItoff gss
Fsrtigt ipsro.n fam. Nimmt man 3.
.. 6untsIbIauen adT9miy, 70 miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

ipGre nIdi bas Matsrial bieIsr 9os
Idnts 70 uberouS buftig, ndmIid
Geioentiin, ODER BEL einfd9en Cons
mertlsibsru GsibtnbutiTt ODER WdI6'
tin.
9eIonOtrs giiuitig III oieIe Ntubtit
Der INNER nah0radlihtr auftuus
den6sn GpibentlsioermOoe. Das
Gbantilns oosr MalinesiptbentIsib
1T Die bSdTts gleganS bss 5o4fcm'
mers, unb es lit iutersNant odran,
CAB Die f6par5sipsibe g%srbinoung
bierbei nieosr 70 lebr gsIu8t ipiro.
60 Its1t man nsibe Spibsntltiosr
nit I1par3sm 3iia 3uIommsn ober
man psrfhltisrt lsi4te TdpdrSs Ssis
nenunteriIeibtr etipa Bis anieb0be
init nsIbsr Gpibe. IReift III Der
Dbere 1eil bes alsioes Ii6t, bDhs
items. bah IhnarSe ODER farbige
breiie 9droer oistret untsr Gem psis
ben 9un, etipn ais @eersnsung bss
Euiisrtdileuaasidnittss, binOur9'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23


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ltu gpisidtn iitu unltr Nitotrs
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sen Suls eeI6idt. Der fam be-
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mir am @noe libel srgangen. So
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Dem i'd ibm 70 marin empfoblen
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mir eiumal in Gaden elmer Grau
G6mulide elm S9retben 5ngegangen
mar, in Dem man mir sebDrig bic
Meinung geIagt bate. Die S4rtft'
siiQe tparen oieTslben
.uno nun erbebsn sic &nfIase.
Serr Stuatsunpalt!"
,SreiIi9, unO 3tpar segen sic.
Sd tIage sic an, DOB Sic mid gs'
9eniiber Sbrer Gruu Mand 10 gar
niht b%erteiotgt BADEN"
a0as babe i'd bo9 setun uno mid
bespegsn Oorbin iogur nit Ilama
er3irnt."
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aus gert6tigteitsssfibI9 0ber bot
nod Elm anOerts @efihI mitssfpros
den unb renn aud gang leiis -"
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,glber 9rets uno DAM aud meinem
8sgtnuni9Idse am f4Dar5.n Brett!
Gr bat gepirtt, tpie Id es mir gts
bd6t bate. Du un0 i4, mir tpdrtn
TonTt nobl ME SuIammen getoms
men!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-23

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Der bsutige 9oIantrod 1T, gsnau &c.
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etra0t. Sic biIbet slsi6fom sinsn
8oripano bafHr, ibrs R~ei3loFgttit
Oura cine Rsibe Observation-Disclosures
Der, pliTierttr ODER bihter gsrsibttr
@olauts a~uF3ubeben. D,Hu nur ou
aurnisrt man nit @plaRts bonn
gHnonen big gum Saum, po ss bic
gnas bss grunorodss srIalbt. I'm,
OsrtrIsits miro ole beliebte Sunita
isbt mebr uno msbr gu elmer qrt
trtitem @lodsnbolunt, nom0gIid
our1 sinsn 5tpeitsn, stpns tief,r sss
ridtsn @OIant srgdn3t. Qu9 bic
2oiIen folder aleiOer 5isren famnl.
unb breit.re @oIants, uno Die Sc
fahr, bab Elm oerart garHiertss aItio
uberIabtH mirtsn t6nnte, Iiegt nd6e,