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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
Ppao Papet oiemte.
Su!lns Sfatte hrDes / oen tuneiiift
Wuli.

9Gt uoenior Sunis Nr ligger bet
pragtiuI0e Gl9ar0o Qiemt mellenl
Gleonoer. % observation-disclosures. 6sr
/ 5ioen por oct 9neus Heiioen5 IT.
Der moerte0neoes bl. a. Sen bersm.
te Sraftni, Der / 1881 bragte lunls
paa iranife 0pn6cr - MI gIemmer
De bpioc arabiite @pqninqer upuroe.
liQe Sfotter ira luneiien5 itore 3io,
ira Nomerne5 % &p}ontinerne5 Ia
qe. : &ebet al meget ina 9lnr or oct
lpffeoe5 0iretteren for O%lotio3min-
oernc / 1uui3 % Merlin, at iamIe
ale oiaie a~oitbarbeoer ira nGr o.
iiern % oerueo irelie Dem ira oelt
iIfre l%ln0ergang.
Glitter / oi3ie Gage bar 30. Merliu
ifaiiet 9aroomuieet me Gproicr.
@anle a%unitperfer er bit bGpet ira
oen tuneiiife Soils Inb. bppr Sc bar
Iigget i muinoelige lioer.
Homonen, Der tnutcr Jig BERTH,
er interesiaut % euentnrlIg lom iaa.
Set Dar ! 4aret Sc !. arii.i $50.
Tel, al Romeren Suua plpuoret Atbcu
oa ieu0te en- NPngae al Den ganIe
Stu0s talrige altniroeyfer iii Ront.
ct Sfib, rigt Label me0 iaa0anue
&oit6ar6eoer al ale Nrter, nanet
ierit al ioa Iosiet / Sommeren 1918
eiter ariiti 6eoiel,
@lau5t Sc ltaIienife % arabiife
Tiitere omtrlnq Metoia poa oen III.
niife apit bar ser / oareul5 cirfu,eret
Rpgter en-, al Ser / IGrheoen al 6pr-
taarnct, paa omtrent 30 Wteter5 Gpb-
Be, ianote5 q ipliomt Trog.
Giiterre, iom ficn0te 9eretnin8eu
6olot Sen ~noturIigris al al arait
bemmelig, men NarmorieIler, aapi.
tPIer, 9rouceitatuer og Iignen0e, iom
meo pisIa WeIlemrltm brogteS / San.
0eler AZ 0Is1e ,Slltere, hellle9et TIL
ion 20. Ierlias Cpmertiomfeo pan
Rp5.erre.
Man in5inn At Ser maatte pGre
noget ON Sager, OF latte itror I'm
oeriegelier igurg. Fpgterne Oiite ia
at oPre ian6e. og man oar M bGpet
Stibet. Tom pier iig al pGre en- iaub
@ulogrlbe al grRite alnifatte. 5
@rnget. ser err omtreut 30 W. langt
o. 8 ~. breot, iinOe5 De ioritielie.
lie 5ing. Ger ligger Ssiler. Nar.
morblotfe. aapitRler og 6lnoanen'
Ter, Camper, Slmiorer % meget an
Set. : ieIue Stibsltroget Iaa Ses.
uSen so itore Seiler al oet herlig.
tie ~blaa6pi0e N%tarrnor, bpl$ folos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
Sra Gfer iii Sfien.

Som Neprpientant til Norigs
llngoonlSlag5 garaneoe / Sfien fit
jeg / CONNER / @egpnbeIien al SuIi
taee mig Ell Sur til Sfien % Sele-
marfen. Get bleu Ell intcre9iant
Sur ira ierit iii iioit, iGrlig for mig
iom life bauoe reiit benne &eien met
lem Grammen % Stien ier. Oct
aaar raft at fonlme aiiteO M, /
Norge ogiaa. al. S ON Morgenen
bar leg paa Epre Gfer, % ST. ,
Gftermiooag / Sfien. Iaa oisie 6
Elmer bapoe ieg fisrt giennem en- itor
Gel al guiferito, belle SarlSberg %
Sarpif og en- Gel al @~ratsbcra Amt
ter, og reiit gjennem 8 @per: Gram
men, Solmelirurh, SenSberg, Sonoe-
iioro, Sarpif, TorsgrltnO, Sfien.
elsie Sper er billanoen / mal1ge
Waaocr ganife uIige. 9romnen, Den
Iterlte al Dem - nleb fine nnr 30
600 Snobpgecre - err / flere Senie-
cnoer bleoet ct pigtigt &nuoepunft
for Samfproiel o. NpringSpcie,
Wliotpunft for iterite GeIen al oct igo.
neitliee gitlano. Ser mepes Sern-
banerne fra &riitianio. H~anosfjoro
og Bergen, fra &~ongsberg, ira @re-
BIT og Sfien og fra Sioelinierne til
Sorten, Giosfois % 9ittinefois. Sih-
ltco Itremmer @anoet fra HanoSfjoro-
bpgoerne, fra GaloreS, ira Sailing
bal, fra Gggebal og Sigoul. Gen
1tore Semmertransport Iom foregaar
giennem bette LANCE uiotgreneoe Tas-
Drag er oct iier iom bar ginet gpen
oens Dipping. Sg Ssmmertraiifen
bar after ifabt Sen riqe Sabrifpirf-
lonbeo opefter SrammenSelpen. SSr,
gen gp / Norges Sano bar M ct Sp-
lanb meo iaa mango Sabrifer lom
Srammen. Ssrit er oct BET itore
aompler Srammens Soreneoe ga
pirfabrifer; og iioen er oct ligeiom
en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &iGoe meo Gel
luloiefabrifer, Eapirfabrifer og Sr9s
iliperier belle Neore og 9ure Gfer %
Wobum opooer. Mian refer forbi
ipare rpgenoe Sforltene / ct pGf. Ge
melt uopr9geoe 6abrifiteOer er @ul-
ifogen, MienoaIen, Sauaiuno, SfotS-
elpen, gamot og Siferiumo. - %
itaoig relics ber me Sabrifer. Man
Ituoier og ipereer iig ielo, bpor set
te tilIlut ifal enbe. Sfnl 5abrifpirf-
i~onbeoen tililut faa Spermaeten /
bisie iaa fruatbare, uoprGgeoe Soro.
brugsbpsoer? Guer pil oiSie TO
Nprinesgrene fitnne uonifle Jig lem.
iioes / al 8rooerligbeo? Seq ipnes
nGIten Der er Seloens til at BET fpr.
ite bill bGnoe.
s Sfoaer err Itore, bafre, peloDr-
feoe @aaroe. Ser raaber SSorobruget
omtrent @runoen olene. Gn MPng-
Sc &eItl9rloinger, og life minoit Sog-
Ringer. er | De iioite Sioer flpttet bio,
bar fisbt fig @aarbe, % itaar fig
gobt.
Gen file SolmeItrano err en- itiGe,
fre6elia @p meo ct noflaa eienoomme-
Iiq @elieaenbe; Sen bar liqeiom
trengt Jig ino mellem Sielo % Sanb,
ioet Den bar &riitianiaijorOen paa
Sposltiioen og Den lange, hsie, iteile
Sielobammercn paa Noropeitlioen.
Oilers frembpber Sen life noget fer
Zig isinefalbenoe, set funoe oa bore
sen me pafre oGrerifolen oerneoe
paa Hrsiet peo Sioroen.
Nu bprer oct giennem DC breoe,
flabe. rige Sarlsberebpgber. Norge
bar nof life mango ioabanle Sanb-
1tpffer at frempiIe. Set er iom ct
@oien. SSsffe timber. at Saniferre iaa
aierne piloe bare &loen netop / oiSIe
2anblirGfnineer uoeiennem Ganife-
tt>en. Ser bar Set f~rugtbart og
goot og b~ebaeeligt at DO. Ser bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

nctte @uiere, meo bIomitrenoc NGoc.
~flctFcr omfrina.
NeShetm bar reiit eli Sur I'll Sp.
terS0oIer, bpor Fan isr orep 2ano.
tril19ifolc. Mien Irllen irrte o3
uinat. Nun er ira SUter2odI. Set
or en- itaut apinbe. Ni If oQian Nm.
Ieoniua I'll al prepe hcn0cS @iGite.
pen'fob Cen Shlno ii pGr Ser.
GIco set famine roacn emaotina
ira Gfer. Sfot9eIpcn$ Aiholo2lag
bGrhe Serooq Sen 1909 ,>lIi lto.
iliiqt til &roffIeipcr, raa &inaerife.
Ntau to1 mes @oten til StiGroaIcn.
Seriru mes 0nmpitibct "NopNind"
opcr Snriiiorocr til SmnuolHen
huri,a won mari6crtc M til Son.
Qcr3 l,oiiQt" Nunoif,;et herira uo.
oper G9riijorNen ol oct uiac, iIaOc.
ndtlrifiaunc %inderife OF ollie Tltl.
Aere / Noriiontca ruuot omtrig -
or lea pdftert, at 0ct laHcr ia life
beitripc. Teirct por o9ioa iproclc2
QrnitiQ. oQ ser par olmiuhcIiQ @cs
qciitrir1 opcr Eureu blanot Gelta
qerlc.
@nttc misunderstanding hoooc
Soloo1 Sen 20oc >uIi 5ur til &otn
no> Ndecl i NumconI. Gcirct Ellen
uheloiN. % man iii life Sen Npdde al
Eurer iom man hapSe @ruuo til at
ocutc ia.
2Gcr NoQnoottcn pto SotQiuno
STOLE bor toQct G'itco iont Carer :
hans Steo er uulia onint ti0llacrt
9(nocnlrrcr pco famine Stole, Der
Morbeim, ol / Mnrheim2 Stc0 cr
oniat iom Nuoculrrcr N4lut &iuit
ira Sclcmorfen tioIiqerc Carer /
Giitum.
Zen 170c &umi blcp pon 0alQimuo
oibolot en- Stat3uNiti1inQ ior Gr.
So;ier % Grin. Som Nri3oommc
re iltnNertc @aurobruler !. Nolt2
mari. @onrobr. :. aolfiun. Nnt2
6nrlpoe Is. Goegunro OF Amt1a1ro.
nom @ierorum @citprcr for ll0itIl.
Inl1eu uar Stot9fouiuIent Geiii.
Nj FrpWiepin0crc Der ira @uQocn
nruner icg: Epre Gfcr3 2nuomnuo@
ioreuiug 2ocn &rUmtic for Crcn
"@ubbeu", Gle e. Golfino, ltiI@
@crQ &ctcr u. Nfcr. Sans IS. &urlo,
Sans NrctIjnn Nil3 Non2icu zoe,
Nenrif @caIcbcrl Mnrtiniu2 Struno
Simen i. @erg % Siur Npom.
Gialc blep G~gtcuic0c iGure Gfcr
/ Slni Mdanco: Gcaulo'earbciber
NoQnDolo Murtiniu2 Nurc 90 Marta
Soniine Strpfeu; Sliperiorbeioer
Sens 6o@bUf o. NlrQitte Ariitilc
SonQSruo; @nor0brtacr NiIS ,>lQc
mann 2beQaoroen % 9lnue Otarlc
Sm0re; aullcmpcr Sans Clao Sir
fepoa og Qirqit MatiIoe Sunorc;
Gcllulolcnrbcibcr Nimlu0 Hriltoffcr
len 90 NIpiloe Sohonien Screen
0poc / Suni; GcIluloicorb. @ulN
broio Snuertieu, ieot 1879. @ourb
brrQcra Son ears Go@ieholm, isot
1913. Geluloicorbeioera Sm Mel
0ar ellington. ic0t 1912. GeIluloic
orbejOcr5 Sou C5cor &ohanien. isNt
1912. Nrbeioer 5cooor Glmtien
S~penNSruo. loot 1876. %orta Nm
brine SicrhinQltoo. 'eot 1890.
Nilien iii ale fienotc / &citerbei
men,
2Soe SllIi 1913.
% f. ., 0( a.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

Oct 10 nUlten iom ct Stnffe Oanmarf
Zen tore, prPgtige Sarlsberg Sooeo-
Goaro li9ger her enonu lom Ct Wtin0c
ira bin ipunone Sio.
81 ltier oper Sletterne, o. einer
Soppen puo Sonsberg Ser Ian9t noe.
Sa, "Soppen", BET er MI Slot9bergct
set oa; - oct gamle hiitoriifc Slots
berget. hpor @aglerne bopoe lIaact
iig nco, % iom Suerre meo fine Dir,
febcincr omringeOe / 20 Tiger mibt
paa &interen, iaa 9ngIernc tiliIut
maatte IfiPre op Saligihlbber, &pal-
ros- % SpIlfiuo o. foge til SlIe-
MAD. Seq 9lnner pna Bette "@erget"
Iom bar laa panlfelig at inbtage,
cnNog FOR en- Sperre mcb fine @irfe-
beiner. Set er iuit life iaa bsit -
Set eneIte er at Bet lfraoner neoopcr
pao ale &nnter. : Dor Sio hopoe
oet npf life pprct iaa iarIioe 8rei-
erne at tage. 81 nprmcr o3 iremti.
Toben = ser bGrer set ionoelia bent
ino / S~lotSberget meo %, ri tierer
tpers iglennem % fummer u0igIen
poo S~eriioen, miot inoe / @per. @i
or / NorgeS Gl0ite gp, ober 1000
Nor eammel. Salialo er bel pI0it
al pore nuuprenoe 9per. Oct oller.
Gloite Sanoelsiteo blen ineen gam.
mel Sp; oet bar SfirinqsiaI / Npr-
heoen al 2arpif. Ger bonoe DC mpg-
tige Teltfolo-Gonaer i'm &onQsQuar0,
% oio meote Solf ira belle &ifen iii
Sficrfeit; for ser itoo oct itore @ube-
tcn1pel, iom o0e GifoGringer iomlet
iia I'll. S Stirin9siol msoteS &on-
belsifibe IongueiS ira. Sio fom
aiebmpnb. olereoe lpnge fer Nor.
QeS Sanling, ira llolanoet, belt ira
@rrferlano og 9%iterlanoene. Sio
fom De meo @ltl og Hap belt ira Ira-
bien. Sra 6ronfrig fom DC meo
&aaben; og SrPler forte De biz ira
mango 2uno, % ioIgte. Self noro
ira 9oioten fom oe bio meo Seriiit,
Spnlben, Gun, SiGr, Soug al Spol-
rosifino, @raaperf og andre Sing.
Eaa SARAH Soarfagers Sio bIco
aon0Sgonroen flpttet til SGbeim.
90 MI bar Sln5berg fontmet op;
Sanoelen fom oib, og Set 9lf mere.
% mere tilboge meo Sflringsial.
Sensberg bar bog, trob5 i'm beie
MlDer, bare omfring 10000 SnObp9-
oere. Set er Sfibsiarten og Gel
% Spolianglten paa S5bauet, Iom mi
er @psnS p9ientli9'te gtpringSnei.
@i iaa ct Tar neloige S%oalianaer-
ifibe ltoe paa Sannen. SOer paa Den
onben SIDE at Sunoet bar Spen
1opns Stem, ban iom blep 6ar til
@paliangiten fra Esnsberg og ueo
set aioroe baaoe lit % gpenS Naun
iao at iige peroensfielbt.
s Hprbeben al S~en5berg lig8er
Gem 2anobrugsifole, Den Glo1te /
2onoet, brepet, meo enfelte NibrpbeI-
Ter, iioen 1925, ba Safob Sperorup,
Sobon Soer0rupS Saber> iatte oen
ignng.
gi fiorer giennem set pafre San-
beberreb, forbi Sanheberreo &irfe,
huor Observation-Disclosures 90. 9.
2ouoitao birfet iom EreIt II Gar
al lit rige 2ip, og itanoier beo oct
pesle pnoige Sanoefioro. Oct iom
ifaber melt 2ip / benne Semtuiino-
gpen er set n~efaniife @erfiteoet, og
ioa life at forQlemme Sanoefiorbs
@ao. Gnoel Saoegi9iter bar nteo
ogiaa oenne Sag, og Sc frpoeoe iiq
neD Sa1fen paa Spboloet ser nebe
peb oe beliebrinsenoe SLIDER / Ben
pafre Tatltr.
2pnqcr iph fierer hi forbi 8ofitao,
Siemiteoet for ort befienote @cfitn0-
ifib. Seq loa Sougen, bpor Sfibet
bopoe itaaet beqrapet / Sc mango aar.
hlunoreoer, for laa after at blipe frem-
arobet al 8lemielens Sfiul oa for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
ODD AND JOYOUS BOOK.

Tho Goody Naughty Book. By Sarah Cnry Rippsy.
with Illustrations By Blanche Fisher Wright.
PusiShed by Rand McEally Company. CHI
caEo.
The Goody- Naughty Book Is as spark
ling a novelty as has appeared In any
juvenile list In a long time. In one half
OF the book are eight stories about good
boys and girls. On turning the book up
side down tho other half presents an
equal number OF stories about children
who misbehave.
The author, Sarah Cory RIppey. knows
children and tho things all wholesome.
everyday children like and dislike. In
Polly's New April Fool and Betty's Red
Letter day she has found ways any low
Ing little girl may mako rainy day a
holiday, and a holiday happy day. The
Three BIS are q club any boy might
feel II a privilege to join, and every
sturdy lad may find IN his own quick
smile a magic key like Billy Boys.
P'rapsy and Willie Won't and Indian
Hughie are ali typical children, naughty.
but learning their lessons valiantly. Each
OF the sixteen stories teaches a homely
moral without being in any sense
preachy.
Tho colored picture and black and
white Illustrations for each story. by
Blanche Fisher Wright are chara CT erized
by the wtnsome. Joyous child life which
makes tho work Of this young artist so
universally acceptable. Mrs. Wright s
simple. delicate handling makes her IL
lustrations distinct type. charmingly
adapted TO young readers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
BALLAD LITERATURE.

Eoro!c Ballads OF servia- Translated Into English
Verso by George Rapin Noycs aud Leonard
Bacon Published By Sherman. French 4 Com
plny Boston
Tho purpose OF this volume IL to give
some idea OF a ballad literature that Is
among the finest In Europe. but which is
known TO English readers, aside from a
few scattering versions. only through two
small collections, both OF which are now
out OF print The freshness, vividness
and vigor OF the Servian songs may per-
haps be matched In England, but their
epic breadth and their refinement and
polish remind one moro OF tho Homeric
poems than of the rough English ballads.
The longest of them, and in particular
the wonderful tale OF Ban Strahin,"
represent a transitional stage between
ballads proper and ePics such as the
'Song Of Rola nd" and "Beowulf."
Aside from their purely literary charm,
these ballads have a peculiar claim to at
tention at the present time. when the
world has Just seen the Balkan states
win back territory from their ancestral
enemy, the Turks. For the conflict be-
tween Turk and Serb is their prevailing
theme, whether the struggle be mt the
great battle OF Kosovo. in 1889. when. ac-
cording to the conception OF the popular
poets. the Servian heroes fought brnvely
against an overwhelming force, and wers
overcome only through the treachery OF
the faithess Vuk Bankovich; or whether
tho combat bo merely between an
Insolent Turk and Starina Novak. n
Servian laborer, who kills the man who
has insulted him, and forthwith becomes
n bold outlaw. one Of the many Robin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
VALUABLE BOOK ON RAILWAYS

Government owncrpSIp of Railvsya- BY Samuel
o Dunn Editor OF tho Railway Age Gazette.
Author OF Tho American transportation oueS-
ton" Published By D. Appleton Company
New York
The purpose OF this volume is, first, 70
give informa tlon as to the comparative
results OF public and private ownership
and mana gement OF railways In various
leading and typical countries. Its chief
purpose, however is to try TO direct
serious consideration to the question of
what-in view OF the experience OF other
countries with state ownership and man
agement, and OF the conditions existing
in the United States-would probably be
the results of the adoption OF government
ownership and management of railways.
The author is one Of the foremost au-
thorities OF America on railroad questions
and his treatment OF the subject may be
regarded as conservative, judicial and
fair 1t Is a question TO which every In
telligent American should give thought
ful consideration,
The principles OF rate making are frst
considered. and the cost and value OF the
service outlined. Then discrimination,
between commodities and communities
and between shippers. is taken up and
remedies suggested. Several chapters are
devoted to railway valuation and profits.
and to a study OF railway efficiency from
the standpoints OF economy and public
service. A comparison is given between
the costs Of rail and water uansporta-
ton, and the final chapters are devoted
70 detailed discussion Of governm ent
regulation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
QUAINT SUFFRAGE STORY.

The Great Plan. By Edith Huntington Mason.
Author OF Tho Real Agatha and Tho Poll
tioian.'' illustrated BY J. Ailon St John Pub
llshed by a. c. MccurC & Co. Chicago.
Emma iuger6eld-"Baby Savage" as
she is known 10 her relatives and iutl-
mate friends-a beautiful girl os an Old
established and wealthy kcncucky family,
conceiyes the idea of establishing the suf-
frage cause among her own-trodden
German sisters who have no votes. With
this Idea In view She, accompanied by a
girl friend, takes UP her residence In an
old castle on the Rhine Her plan Is 20
persuade the German women 10 elaigrate
TO the United States in such numbers
that the Kaiser will be constrained 10 zee
the necessity of taking action looking
toward the granting OF suffrage 10 his
women subjects. The plan works charm
ingly and much progress is made until
Graham Horde, an admIrer and old fuend
OF Emma's, appears on tho scene and
complications begin TO develop. The
Kaiser too. learns OF the aims OF the
organization. and. becoming apprehensivc.
takes steps in the direction OF putting a
stop 10 a movement that seems destined
to deprive him and the fatherland Of so
many subjects. Finally how Cupid saves
the Kaiser and his government from iG-
nomnious yielding, makes whimsical,
bright and Intensely interesting tale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
FOR LOVERS OF JEMS.

Tss Curious Lore OF Precious Stones; BcinE 4
Description o. Their Sentiments ana Folk Lore.
Supcstl,Ions synbollsn. Mysticism. Use Ia
Medicine. Protection Prevention. Religion and
Divination. Crystal Casing. Birth stones Lucky
Ftone5 and TaliGmAoE. Astral. zodacA ana
PlanetAry. by George Frederick kunE n NJ.
Ph. D, ID. Sc. with 80 Illustrations in Coler.
Double Tono and Line Published by J. B..
Lippiaoo,: Company. Philadelphia
This beautiful volume Is n delight to
the specialist and the general lover OF
beauty. The J. Pierpont Morgan collec-
tion OF rare and precious stones IL used
eItenaively IN text and Illustration. The
author. who possesses what is said to be
the most comprehensive private library
covering this subject, has obtained IN ad-
dition many references from material
which he has been gathering for the
past twenty-five years. Tho heart OF
the subject Is reached IN the preface.
wherein the author states, THE love OF
precious stones IS deeply implanted IN
the human heart, and the cause OF this
must be sought not only IN, their color
Ing and brilllancy. but also In their
durability. All the fair colors OF flowers
and foliage. and even the blue OF the
sky and the glory OF the sunset clouds.
only last for a short time, and are sub
ject 10 continual change, but the sheen
and coloration OF precious stones arc the
years ago and VIII be for thousands of
years 10 come. In a world OF change,
this perm6nencs has a charm OF It's own
that was early appreciated"
The volume In a complete one on the
subject. and most interesting study
OF and authority on Tho Curious Lore
OF Precious Stones"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
STORY OF OLD MEXICO.

Little LiGht duers) childs Story o, Old
Mexico. BY Ruth Gaines. with Pictures By
Mseinol Wright Enrieh. Published by Rand
McNally 4 Company. Cnieaso.
Little Light (''Lucita") Is a chlld's
story OF Old Mexico. but not OF the
troubled Mexico OF recent newspaper nc
counts. A SUMMER story or one more
cbarmingly told would be hard TO ind.
Except for the mother OF Lucita, the
characters are Mexicans OF the better
class. with that fine courtesy of the Latin
people. Tho children are At playrna tes
for any young American, and Lucita her
self is as lovablo as only q very nice little
girl can be,
Luclta has many happy times, at first
with the children of her own class tU the
beautiful old city OF Rosario later in
sharing new experiences with the little
Indians on the hacienda Visits to the
sugar mill and the Indian po;ters. trips
OF exploration TO mountain springs and
ancient ruins. and an Indian raid all
furnish Incidents rich In entertainments
with the added interest OF picturesque
and unfamiliar setting. Legends and folk
stories give an occasional glimpse OF the
wealth OF Mexican history and Indian ira
ditlons. The little book IS not only OF
unfatling interest. but in every way will
bring the young reader closer 10 his little
cousins who live across the southern
border
Mrs. EnTfght's Illustrations are excellent
studies OF Mexican life. The eight colored
plates are fairly aslow with the warm
tones of MeXico's sunny cline. and nu-
merous llno dra wings frequently heighten
the plctureSquenesa OF the text
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
A CHRISTMAS STORY.

ne Stranger at u. Gate: A Story Of Chrst-
mas By Mabel osgood Wright Author Of 1ne
Po.sotfies. .Sd Other sso-ie,. wih Froa,is-
pises By Herman G Wall and Decorations by
Bertha ssnart Published by The Macmillan
In THE Stranger at tho Gate" Mabel
Ossood Wright has written the story o.
home at Christmas time. Few novel,
fists can depict the life that Is lived
around tho hearth fire so truly, so init
yuately and can see so penetratingly into
the domestic affairs OF mon and women
as Mrs. Wright IN tho present work,
spirit OF Christmas are combined IN the
theme. she has subject not only OF
universal appeal. but ono which Is pecu-
liarly ftted TO her prowess as a writer.
Sentlme enI not sentimentality, whole
somensss OF plot avoidance OF the so
called problems. a cheery outlook these
Mrs. Wright has always stood for In her
books. and these are exeInpnnad once
moro in Tho Stranger ut the Gate
Tho characters which Mrs. Wright
brings forward Include money-absorbed
business man, his wife who has been
estranged by HIS self -centeredness, their
children. the ohildren's grandparents and
the Stranger. The unforeseen circum-
stances In which this little group OF peo-
pie become involved bring about series
OF rapid happenings with swiftly chang
ing Gcenes, In all OF which the Stranger
plays leading part These blend In a
drama OF laughter, tears and bit OF
mystery that. unusual as is the treat
lnent. yet spell the old word Christmas.
Who the Stranger was and what the
significance OF his presence is left for
the reader TO answer.
Not only in text liz '"The Stranger at
the Gate" particularly we'll adapted for
the Christmas season. but in makeup.
Its red, gold and green cover. its frontis-
piece In colors by II c. Wall and the
decorations In green on many pages give
IL q festive holiday appearance quite in
keeping with the tale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
ROUGH VERSE.

The Bucesuec-z' Rough Verse. By Don c. seitl
With Frontlhoieoo nud Decorations by Hovar
Pyle. Published By Harper Dro;5ors. Hc'
York
This is delightful little volume con
tanning a soodly number OF "Rougl
Verse; "' of schooners. Island
and Maroons and Buccaneers -
The following, entitled When Henri
Morgan Sails" is fair sample CT tn
style:
10! Iionry Morgan sails today
Tho trumpet summons The Yolnltoc-G
Hear IL biaro knro.9 tho bay.
Sounding o call 20 the buccaneers!
Reellus they como down the Kingston streot.
Villains of decpeAt sort
B-ibhlo o. tongues aud cuTte1 nee:
NJ tho gateway OF the port
Ruck and rift OF everJ land
From Hui! 20 tho BNrbaTy cnsSt,
Pihtol IN belt. dagger IN hand.
Ready for any u1n'u boast.
Rallied for r;sR and rod rapino
Flocing from glbbot and coll
Ragged. SCARED. hagsard ard lean
Hot on helr road 10 hell!
Who'p 10 carc II nooc returlr
Tho fewer the better. Ezrl
Moro spoil and sp!cndor they will earn
whose comrades loso their way!
IIo! Henry Morgan sals today
To narTy tho Spanish main.
With pretty bin Cor the dons 70 pay
Ero os comes back again!