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George II. Doran Company, for which
Roger 1ngpen has written the text.
The illustrations are interesting in
themselves and more so because Of
the destruction that has come on the
scenes they represent. Liege. Louvain
Antwerp, Bruges, Brussels. Ypres and
the rest. but the artist shows an in
clination to avoid the points Of view
that most travellers care for and TO
select rather commonplace spots. The
text IL satisfactory. for the author
limits himself pretty we'll to the de-
scription Of what was. 1t makes a
handsome holiday book.
The two dozen pictures by Eleanor
Fortescue Brickdale that serve to illus
trate 1.-THE Book Of Old English Songs
and Ballads (Hoddcr and StouGhton;
George II. Doran Company are brill
liant in color and very agreeable. es-
pecially those in which she employs
figures and costumes. The selection
Of poems Il a GOOD one and the hand
some quarto IL very suitable for q
holiday gift that will be valued.
A very large collection Of photo
graphs Of interiors. with some repro
ductions Of pictures. will be found in
THE Room Beautiful" tCliYord and
Lawton. New York;. The pictures
are not numbered. but there are hun
dreds Of them and we are assured that
1t IL the largest collection that has
been published. As much attention IL
given to the furniture as TO the arch!-
lecture Of the rooms. The result may
be confusing at times TO those who
are not in search Of particular infor-
nation regarding decoration: the pic
lures for the styles that are fashion
able at present are very numerous.
Some historical or purely architec-
tural pictures have high artistic vplue.
II would have added to the usefulness
OF the pictures II the places they rep
resent were indicated precisely.
An extremely interesting collection
Of pictures. some in color. has been
edited by Charles Holme in paris.
Past and Present" a supplement to
the International Studio John Lane
Company. It may be suspected that
this IL the frst number OF n series
for the subjects are somewhat re-
str!cted. A great many depict the
quays, the bridges and the river. some
reproductions ~ old engrav!ngs, some
very recent pictures. Another group
Ia Of streets and old houses. still an
other Of gardens and monuments
There are many other sides OF Paris,
II will be observed. that offer equally
copious and attractive illustration.
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NEW INTERNATIONAL.

The appearance OF four more VOL
umes. 10 TO 10. comprising titles from
TO New Forest. Of the new
Of 1.-THE New International
Encyclopedia" (Dodd. Mead and Conn
pany). is very welcome, for it indi-
Gates the rapid completion OF that
valuable and Indispensable work.
which in its present form IL the best
and most convenient Of h CYCLIC
pndias to be had at the present time.
The requirements OF the moment and
the need Of supplying clear and con-
densed information in the most practi-
cal form to people who have no
time TO lose have been considered in
planning the cyclopRdia, which fol-
lows the model OF the better German
in providing
explanations and definitions OF terms
and portions Of a subject rather than
long treatises. When Il subject
must he dealt with at some length Il
IL done In n workmanlike manner In
the volumes before us present condi-
lions give Importance to Military
Aeronautics and Moving Pictures. but
attention Is also drawn to the long
articles on Lace, Latin. Literature.
Libraries, Life Insurance. Life Saw
ing and Light Houses, Locomotives,
Maps, Merchant Marine. Motor Nehi-
c,es, Music, Navies and Nervous
System. which We pick out almost at
random.
In the shorter article great cath
olicity Is shown in the selection of
topics: what may he called tine
gazetteer portion Is very complete
and up to date. while in the biogra-
plies Of living persons many who arc
in the public eye only for the moment
are included: we find Mayor Mitchell
and Mr.. McAneny here among many
whom even the who's Who passes
over. Characters in fiction and titles
Of books likewise appear. There IL
much OF the Information that, even II
Of temporary Importance. Is needed
badly at the moment. We trust that
the remaining volumes. which will
give to the Encyclopedia" Its full
usefulness will appear o
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SOME SCRIBNER HOLIDAY BOOKS
FELIX O'DAY
CWAav NoI-t q Aei

b. r. hspidnss. Smith
New York Times-Ts I'm rank With The best from
this authors PEN"
PMladeiphfa North Amsnoas@sAn Amszison chs
10 In fiction"
Niusersted. eyAD Ne
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Tor n passing away OF the Old Fifth
Avenue Hotel. which wa for years her
winter home. in which old New Workers.
will share. Apart from the subject
matter there Is nothing indicating old
age In this vigorous book. which Is
appropriately dedicated to the Hon.
Chauncey VI. Depew.
Thoroughly genial are the reminis-
cences OF the artist Leslie Ward. who
for q whole generation provided a
weekly periodical with caricatures Of
prominent men, contained in Forty
Years OF Spy" (Brentano's). Born Of
a family Of painters and brought up In
the society Of artists. actors and
authors. the work ne engaged in
brought him into contact with every
person OF importance In England. OF
all these he has something to say in a
pleasant. chatty way. even II the some-
thing Is OF no great importance. The
book is illustrated with many Of his
car%icatures. which were usually good
portraits. and some OF these are in
color.
grievance from whom A. Dick Luck
man drew the recollect!ons contained
in TOD Sloan by Himself (Bren.
t%ano's), which are told In the irst per-
son. 1t gives a rather sketchy account
Of the Jockeys early years. Of inc man
ner In which he engaged In his bust.
ness and Of some Of the great races In
which he was engaged. for his editor
Seems to have had difficulty in keeping
him to the point. He IL much more
explicit and coherent In his version Of
his trouble with the Jockey Club and
his story Of his later difficulties in
France and in England. which seem
not TO be at al end yet. Incidentally
he pays n deserved tribute to James
Rowe and C.. J. Fitzgerald as starters.
In Forty Years in Constantinople"
~(Appletons) Sir Edwin Pears. who in
addition 70 his Official duties acted as
correspondent for London newspapers.
has written m extremely interesting
book in which he tells the history Of
the years since 1872 and OF the part ne
took in II. OF many persons he met and
his opinion OF them and occasionally n
little about himself. I. Is n book that
must be used for reference rather than
consecutive reading, for the author
ssumes that the general history !s
known md busies himself with details.
with secret motives and his own views
Of what really Happened. He was in a
position to know much that outsiders
did not during all his period. He
ends with the story Of his has.y and
unwilling departure after Turkey
plunged into the present var
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BIOGRAPHIES.

A delightful and illuminating book.
more interesting even than her novels.
has been written by Amelia +. Barr.
now In her eighty-nfth year. Three
Score and Ten (Appletons). There
IL humor and pathos In tho opening
chapter. In which she pleads that old
people should have a say about what Is
done to entertain them and do them
good and should he protected from tho
well meant experiments OF their rela-
tives. Her sp%eculations about the fu-
ture life. about mourning, about astral
influences and many other matters
may not meet with general assent. but
they are discussed nationally In a con
versational tone and will hold tina
readers attention. There are pleasant
and natura. portraits OF unnamed
friends and acquaintanccs and enter
tanning "reminiscences OF and regrets
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BOOKS WITH AND
WITHOUT PICTURES
FOR BOYS AND r

Youth is provided for literally with
the approach Of the holiday season.
Beginning with books Of information
we have The Boy Collectors Hand
book" by A. Hyatt Nerrill lRobert NJ.
Mcbride and Company. which. as
might be expected from the author,
deals chiefly with natural history,
BIRDS eggs, insects, plants and such.
though it Ices touch also on stamps
and coins. Another form of boy activ-
!ty is catered ~ by the miscellany in
The Boy Scouts Year Book" edited
by Walter =. Mcclure and Franklin X.
Matthews, which contains, besides
articles by famous men, many scout
stories. In a handsome quarto THE
Book Of Baby Dogs" tHodder and
Stoughton; T.. L. Dutton and Com
pany) r. J. Detmold's amusing coll
ored pictures Of very young puppies
are helped out with descriptive text by
Charles kaberry. An interesting ac-
count Of animals useful to man from
beasts OF burden TO the creatures that
destroy pests has beer written by
GLADYS Davidson In Helpers Without
Hands Frederick \. Stokes Com
pany). illustrated with good colored
pictures by Edwin Noble. The New
Testament story is told again by the
Rev. Or. Jesse Lyman iIurlbut in
'Hurlbut's Story Of Jesus tThe John
T. ltI,g4n r,r Iplyt,p.e.l..N
with many illustrations. For the
lounger children j. r. Ainsworth
Davis has written in simple English
\ Nursery Book of Science" Erred
rick \. Stokes Company. and Gladys
Battle CroZier has described games
and other occupations IN Half Huli-
day iastimes Tor Children" Erred
,r.'h A.. Stokes Company. which is
inseniously and ~cnpiuusly illustrated
WITH snapshot photographs.
An admirable and very handsome
story book which possesses such nov
city as * possible in fairy and folk
tales IS Russian Fairy Tales" Erred
erick \. Stokes Company. adapted by
r. N.sbct Balm and provided with
Woodcuts that are more quaint than
~ wv - .NASb'N, Ht 10
more pleasing as "A colorist. There
Is a lesson in each of the charming
and pOetical"Stories Told TO Children
by the late Michael F'a!rless Erred
erick A. Stokes Company, which is
illustrated In color. A little city boy
goes for the first time into the coun-
Try, where the trees. birds and animals
tell him their stories very prettily in
All for the Love of Ladd!e,' by G. Y.
and II. w. Douglass tThe Child Gull
ture Association, New Rochelle, ".
~. illustrated from photographs. A
quaint Japanese fairy tale is told by
Kathleen Gray Nelson in The Fox
That Wanted Nine Golden Tails" (The
Devtn-Ada!r Company. New York;.
Simple and pretty fairy tales. inter-
spersed with verse and music and IL
Illustrated in color. make up Maud Lind
says THE Story Teller Hothrop, Lee
and Shepard Company, Boston,. y
fairy tale out OF which she cannot
wholly keep her Dummies is told by
Laura Rountree Smith in THE Pixie
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FIGHTING FRANCE
Dunkeroue to Belfort.
b. Edith Wharton

Here is the record Of Mrs. Wharton.s own
sions and experiences at the front in France
trenches. among the soldiers, in the homes. I
vivid description Of Paris in its war sarb; Of
.onne. Of Lorraine, the Vosges. Alsace and the
The whole is a magnificent revela- -
ton of the soul of France at war.
illustrated. 800 net -
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ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.

Twenty paintings OF Belgian scenes,
made before the wal by w. l.. Bruck-
man, illustrate the quarto The Glory
OF Belgium" Uiodder and Stoughton:
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lear OF EUROPE
Nv Ralph Adam Cram

Boston Tfanscript:-"Thi book Is glowing lava. II
10 the product Of an artist, a poet, an enthusiast, whose
heart 10 broken by the vandalism Of war. -. No one
can read his chapters without . thrill of delight In his
fine descriptions, his vivid enthusiasm. his enlightsning
explanations"
Profussiy Niustrated. Ssse ost
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-20
THAT COLD YOU HAVE

may bring sickness, doctors bills and
loss of work; you know that serious
sickness usually starts with a cold, and
a cold only exists where weakness
exists Remember that.
Overcome the weakness and nature
cures the cold-that is the law Of
reason. Carefully avoid druggcd pills,
syrups or stimulants; they are only
props and braces and whips.
tits the pure medicinal nourishment
in SCOTS Emulsion that quickly en-
riches the blood, strengthens the lungs
and helps heal the air passages.
And mark this well-Scott's Emul-
sion generates body.heat as protection
against winter sickness. Get SCOTS
at your drug store today. 1t always
strengthens and builds up.
H-5l Scott s. Bovine. bloomfield. N. J.
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MOTHERS Of
DELICATE CHILDREN
Should Read the Following
letter-Mrs. Stacks Story
About Her ChiId'S Recovery
Is Entirely Reliable.

Palmyra, Pa.-"Three years ago my
little girl had black measles which left
her with chronic cough and so awfully
thin you could count all her ribs, and she
coughed so much she had no appetite.
Nothing we gave her seemed to
help her at all until one day Mrs. Neibert
told me how much good Vinol had done
her little girl, so decided to try it for
my little one, and it has done her so much
good she is hungry all the time, her
cough is gone, she is stouter and more
healthy in color and this is the first win
ter she has been able to play out in the
snow, coasting and snow-balling without
any i'll effects. Mrs. ALFRED SLACK,
Palmyra, Pa
We know Vinol will build up your
little ones and make them healthy,
strong and robust, therefore we ask
parents of every frail and sickly child
in this vicinity to try bottle of Vinol,
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic
without oil.
If we can induce you to try a bottle
of Vinol as body-builder and strength
creator for your child, and you do not
find it is all we claim, we will return
your money on demand.
H. c. WELLS, DRUGGIST, ELKToN, MD.
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Roads and Bridges General.
Permanent Roads.

Good Roads Machinery Go.
incorporated ........... SJ1 80
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New Bridges.

William Castle. ........... IS.
j. :. McilNainr 4 Co....... -,
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Are You Rheumatic? Try Sloan's

If you want quick and sure delief
from Rheumatism, do what so many
thousand other people are doing-when
ever an attack comes on, battle the
sore muscle or joint with Sloan's Iini-
ment. No need to rub it in-just APP
ply the Liniment to the surface. 1t is
wonderfully penetrating. 1t goes right
to the seat of trouble and draws the
pain almost Immediately. Get a bot
tie of Sloan's Liniment for 25c of any
druggist and have it in the house
against colds, sore and swollen joints,
lumbago, sciatica and like ailments.
Your money back if not satisfied, but
it does give almost instant relief. adv
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-20
SIPS
Elections.

Lewis \. Kirk. Treasurer. $1,000
Charles ". Ward ..... $500
Il. +. Filingame. ......... 1000
$4,000
Total. $l2l29.5i
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North East ard Elk Neck Road.
John Sl9.OS
Delaware Metal Calvert Go ii IS
Charles W. Shippers. .... 1900
Alfred Il. McNey .......... 300
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-20
County commissioners Court.


DR.. j. II. irniro,.......
Robert b. Frazer .........
:. :. SaWtcllc .............
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
MEETlNG CLOSED

The protraoted meeting at the
Baptist church closed last night,
Rev. Vermillion's services being in
greater demand elsewhere This
able evangelist has proven himself
a str aighlforward and convincing
speaker, without any OF the sensa-
tionalism or responsibility to
which some fall such easy prey,
and the good results Of the meet
ing cannot be overstima,ed as q
means Of spiritual uplift to those in
re gular attendance.
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SCHOOL NOTES

With an enrolment long past the
three hundred mark the local
schools surpsss in total enrolment
any previous year In the high
school the 33 enrolled are fall of
the spirit Of e%nthuaiasm and we
know Of no absence but necessary
ones and very few Of that kind
The standard of work is being grad.
ually raised TO the satisfaction Of
both teachers and pupils, and bust
ness is the order of the day.
The school is being ably repre-
senled in the Boys and Girls En-
campment at the State Fair this
week by Lorena Haley, Margaret
Lacey and Ware Brszel. Mrs. W.
l.. Quinn is in albuquerque with
these students who expect to be OF.
hand for school Monday.
The School Board said "Nothing
doing" when the advance agent for
the big circus approached them on
the subject of the circus immediate
" before the school building. This
was q wise decision since school and
circus absolutely will not mix even
AT seemingly great distances to say
nothing Of the whole thing being
enacted at your very door
The basket ball teams from G. II
s. will play return games in CAPT
tan Saturday, October 23rd, &C.
cording to now-exhisting arrange
ments Consistent practice is beinl
maintained, and the boys hope Il
make n better showing with thu
"big. uns" over the hill md th,
girls want to keep their winninl
streak well 70 the good Let
have a big bunch Of ropters go will
these ieams-you citizens with car
take notice
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
PUBLIC NOTICE AND WARNING

To the public who travel the
Public Road from Encinosa TO the
town OF White Oaks:
An order IL hereby given by the
Road Board to remove the gates
or other distractions on this public
highway. The parties who have
gates upon this road will save
themselves expense and prosecution
by the removal themselves OF the
gates tina. are now obstructlng the
public road. The public Is instruct
ed to leave open and remove all
gates on this road that may inter.
fere with their travel excepting
therefrom any gates that may be
on leased State land.
This same ruling applies TO ell
! public roads Of the County.
Respectively,
Lincoln County Road Board.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
CLASSIFIED

FOR MLE;-studept Lamp, good as
Only "a 90. Enquire Outlook.
wANTED-Good second hand Camera
with double lens, Enquire Outlook.
FOR sALE,-Coal Oil Stove, with three
burners and oven. Prico IS 90. En-
quire Outlook.
FOR sLE'-Two good brood mares,
weight about 100 pounds. Price $4,000.
Enquire Outlook.
ROOM WAhTEp-By mar for winter
eleanly furnished, comfortable. Address
by mail, ID. ID. Dee, care Outlook.
FOR sALE-one gray horse. 7 years, old
weight about $50. Gentle; will work
anywhere. A rare bargain at $40. En-
quire Outlook.
FOR SALE One large and one small
wooden pullies, with line shaft and stocks
for same. Also three steel, three ppeed
pullies. For sale cheap. Enquire Out
look Office.
FOR sALE-A fine gramma glass cattle
ranch Of 81 Gao acres, all under good wire
'ence. l.040 acres Of this land is patent
cd, while the balance, 20 1000 acres, Is
leased. There is no better grazing land
in the state and there Is ample profession
for the stock In the winter season. Wat
cred by four large springs and two good
wells, and IL equipped with 3 good ranch
houses one being a 0 room stone houfe
and two fume houses This ranch will
carry more than 1000 head Of cattle the
year round and 10 worth double what Is
asked for IL. Ready Ia be stocked at
once Located In Union County. New
Mckee. Price $4,000 90 cash. Call or
write Outlook, CArriscso. N. NJ.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15

Private family In old fashion
roomy house. will take q few board
ers All home conveniences includ
ing cold and hoi bath aud telephone.
Call Outlook or telephone Ma. 0
Rev. J w. Hendrix, former pas
tor Of the local NJ. h. church, stop
ped of between trains Tuesday on
his way 10 join Mrs. Hendrix at
Melrose, The new home Of this
couple will be EIida, N NJ.
Sheriff Chaves returned Tuesday
night from Greedy, Colo, having IN
custody Elias Baca. who wal
released on bond here about a veal
ago, the charges then lodged against
him being for alleged cattle steal
ing
Tho county commissioners havl
let a contract to the Alto Lighl
d Power company for installing
electric lights 10 the courthouse and
jail and it Is expected the work will
be completed within the next two
week, prior to the opening Of th'
district court here on the goth in
%stant: A contract has also beer
let for painting the exterior Of the
courthouse and all.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
BAPTlsI CHURCH
0 II. nuLLINaER. pnalor

The baptist meeting whicA has
been in progress for the past twelve
days closed last night
State Evangelist L, o, Vermillion
rendered very efficient service, and
made many warm friends while In
our city.
We will have our regulSr rerviees
Sunday at II 90 a m and at 7;30
p m. Morning subject, New
Mexico as a Mission Field" Even
ing subject, Your Personal Saliva
ticn." Everybody invited.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Best grade Colorado Potatoes at
81 70 per cwt - Welch 4 Ellsworth.
For supper try our cinnamon
rolls.-pure Food Bakery.
For any kind Of sheet metal work
see Id Long, the timer
High power nnes at N b Tay
lor X Sons.
Graduated Sugar per sack So So.
WEIGH & Tilsaorth.
Irish potatoes Sound and large
by the hundred 81 65-Cariizozo
Trading Co.
WANTED. Man to make and
lay adob,s by contract, Enquire
Outlook
Praiis Best flour sold only Of the
Cnlrizozo Trading Co. $3.50 per
hundred.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Is. Dawson,
accompanied by Mrs. John h. Bell.
motored TO Three Rivers Sunday.
Ms. G T MoQuillen aud chill
dren'reiurned Wednesday from a
visit 10 New Orleans, In.
Comfort and economy make hap
by homes. You get both by using
coles Hot Blast Heaters.
Frank English left Wednesday
afternoon for the Clarence Spence
ranch where he will spend u few
days doing carpenter work.
VIM. A. Sultemei of Corona was
q busintss visitor to Carrizozo on
Tuescay.
Ii you are intending to have a
water tank made see me before
placing your order-Ed Long, the
timer
Mrs Frank English left this
mCining tor Lincoln where she will
visit her parsnis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peer Eullescn, Tor a few days.
Mrs Harry Dixon has retur0ed
from a months visit TO the Califcr-
nin expositions
A II Norton came down from
Jicalilln on Monday, returning
hume hat evening
The Clipper Oak Heaters from
So 80 TO Sl2 80, the best stove on
earth Tor the mOney.-N. Is. Tay.
Tor d SONS.
Club House canned goods abso
lutely guaranteed the best on the
market, for sale at The Carrizozo
Trading Co.
N. b. Taylor d SoLs have re
ceived u large shipment Of Heaters
and Ranges. Get their prices be-
lore making your purchase
Outing FIannels, regular IL IL
cent values, heavy fleece, now 10
cents per yard The Carrizozo
Trading Co.
Attorney Geo Spence returned
Sunday from the White Mountains
country where he had been fol
several days ON business.
Fresh Buns, cinnamon rolls
doughnuis, cup cakes, at Pure FooC
Bakery, on Main street, one blocl
south of postolice.
Take your old hats to Mrs. Jno
Kahler. she can make them owe
tor you and they will look AS wei
as new ones.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Il. Kelley hav
returned IRON a pleasant oulin.
in the mountains about Fort Stan
Ion
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Spence an
daughter, Miss Grace. in compan
with Mr.. and Mrs Wills Of Anch,
will leave today for a weeks camp
ing trip at Gran Quivera.
Donald Freeman who came her
n few weeks ago from Waco, TexaI
has decided to make Carrizozo hi
future home, having engaged In III
saloon business With his brother-ir
49, II. ID AI.ua
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-10-15
E " e n Y O u

YOU who are so particular
about the garments you wear
can be pie sed with this
popular priced coat. 1t is
one OF the few models this
year that has the distinction
of a foreign flavor.
IL is a beautiful little novelty
with plenty of novel ideas,
made from a peculiar fabric
with special little Hummer
les" in the trimming, we be-
lieve it will appeal to you.
Certainly The price will APP
peal to your pocketbook,
Just come in and see what
lovely, service coats, we are
offering.