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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

Correct that eye trouble. and enjoy
the comfort and pleasure of perfect
eyesight For satisfaction In eyeglass-
see Geo d. Kendall. Optometrist
and Optician. 2OS Mesa Ave-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

You Will find the good old fashioned
flavor in Sulzberger's Majestic Hams
and Bacon "DeliciOusly Different
Phone your grocer nOw-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

Waldron group. the company IS ex-
tracing lenzite Cwireless ~telegraphy
crystals}.
ships Third Bar Of Bullion.
The continued success attending the
operations of the Orphan Mine Sc
cret Pass. 20 miles west OF kingmau,
by o. T James. under "a working bond
arrangement, is steadily attracting
more attention to that section Of the
san Francisco district. Mr.. James
has shipped the third bar Of bullion
yielded by his two-stamp Tesrault
mill since he began operations about
six weeks ago. The latest a was
valued at $500 and was the result OF
the total value Of the bullion ship
ments thus far up 10 approximately
$4,000, extracted in runs not exceeding
in the aggregate 200 hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

For dinner there is nothing better
than a whole ham baked after your
favorite recipe. Get Sulzberger's Ma
jestic-"Deliciously Different"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
GRAND REEF MINE is
BUILDING 300 TON MILL

Stafford. Ariz.. Nov. IA 500 ton
mill is being erected at the Grand
Reef mine. 40 miles south OF sanford,
which is owned by the Laurel Canyon
Mining company
Immense reserves of ore carrying
good values IN silver and lead, and
also some copper, " been opened IN
fheG Grand Reef mine. A shaft has been
nut down go feet and a tunnel run
500 feet on the vein There are also
crosscuts and drifts at several levels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24

Mr. George A. Douglas, No. 80 East
131st St, New York. \. Y, writes:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

iinhatpvn friday ulnaAttina hilp.neht
iuafrh MaibaiisnH arrived ln llnha
tewu thusatli fH HfRr hia anpras
Supplements ami narsa 81 Houston
Whffe he and hie hgoihfg So lHnlu hast
purchHteI rim
ieWf 90 NHnn ind wha hia
boon W HnNHinun fnl sfsfrsi dnta
puhug llr hie mfms fttusled hamt
ihia woes
u tunu nn1 Hi lhssnss VIEW
Visitors tu tnipns rMiaii rharaUas
90 imifar ipn SATURDAY, eseuinH
iof H is'Nis ~ purchase srots fa hlH
Firne trAdea
4 O. ,uirnan and dasahlpia MaseH
hAH AnH iNWHA Utfo ln iiuiaiswu est
ni,inA lrfima with uW msrrhtnts
Miss leangt Ninfhffuf sua Wauft
i'wrNH ia iht lNifun i4 ruNnnnlt,
~ese amrtiro nrfs satfla, tA iadnr
A q Wrieh
MiH aiaffnfi AN i,sss ur,f
Ne'h tsl the muiarn matetis ia su,
fui.dN
$50 tnd AIRS % T. stephenson s,iani
sunday in i,phsioNn Nleh fil,,fIs
NaNia " ,iHIkaon 80 ,hirtsn isssstd
ihluuFh hDi'siuNn itiaHs mWHna pn
ivuio io HE rsnch
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
BREAK A CHILD'S
COLD BY GIVING
SYRUP OF FIGS
ettANSGs raG LlrrlC LIVER
ANo BOWELS AND may Cur
WE'LL oOick

Mheu feiu thila saffers NOM .,ll
uont wait ENe "a. uitt, .tee,,eb
lNer and bowels eenfie. tnos.s.t
{ ''Fir,irE "a uNcc when lfaas a...,
ish NsilfsS naie far.aF s'trr ,it 81.
40 rH'nsnih if bfpath 81 had .g.uns. /,
sNNf size 4 iNAspoeufni ef 'ssaufarnti
N,tur ~ fies ana ir "a Few hanfs ~
W. ''efF''d W. e'nvipaicd waste s,al
eiir ana nnticrsica fo.ia win cent?,
ne's eui g ias bowels ana avn hss,
veil plANfm thid asala
lf NonF lAAa rouehs. shnfglrs ANA 49,.
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tnfot ave q gc.,.i dvsv ~ es,a,ttos,,l,
N'tun q fsr 90 rsaeussr ths h,,O
- ma diitsreree What ughrf ,,.sat,nei.t
A 1lsvn
SicN tN,lsifvn nreint be casNsa a.,
.aNF 'itis htfnless efrUt aNa.l,.,. (.
M'heNH - r,eih,rs ketr !; hand, &.
eousf they know lls .ttion 80 ~. .te,u
ASH fNct and hnNel4 u nran,nt 49,
r"fe rhs, slse know utt,3 s{,,.v 4,
dee rt,ss 4 ~.-k sAid tcasof.u~
An rNnt dtnSglst f0f a sa.c.nt ~,
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49, aeSr as tAs seaulns maa. ~
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

noh~TpNN reh O. W,a ~ u
tHn,An rnicftsiNra tbu g. Is th,l,
"Wednesday afternoon az NOV baaniifni
it'tie lrns fs,Hs ~ ~ Neiprk Aani,
t.fV ilpp stnfups Wofn ~Ha llarIAfd
NJ thia mettne w some ~ Zinc u,iu
tffH itaiais itfreahneuts ut ffiht raj
~ AMI e9ke Nsfc ssfNra By ihg lnai
fNkl atsiHtru hY hsr sister Aiias fnnnt
Means 10 ihf aHrnga. Mfs. ltuAh smili,
ara Mlaa i,rphOrt Thnmps0n AnA th,
Hesuhsla Mtsdames OeniliaEn. utu
hnthn, a a THOMPSON 4 sands
A Neree chester Gruyc y Hands
kairh kinF and Misa May Vo0rhess
3 very Interesting meeiinr 10 ths
NJ a. y Y Nan hold AZ me AieihUdlsi
hn'rN "Wednesday afternoon ph,
siliiiert eAn Responsibility "a iAf,nt
hHod Nfa Hounds f,Ad in appfuprl
Hia Fcispiurf Aiffr Nhlrh Mrs na,,e
na N p,Asfr Mothers Pension i4w
Nls frady ~ klisn lYiti. Martin asa
NnlHnn,ait White iiss ~ Mrs bought,
filH~ed ~ dlscasslon Teaching ilt
4Nnf, iiniief iar'nihord WA slstn b.,
~ Nr,ss. Responsibility ~ larpot.
t'HN ws4 vary nely aincunaed nv Mra
trWN,t u Was announced that ana
eti' u1rnlatni Mira NArni~ s'n,iia
Nii sltii 'hr ofssnlsalion on ieehruai,
AnI hi,raA nt thn Nrlhodiat ehnrth
nn tilas svvnlua the nsasl,ip,st Mts
irwrts Was rlectrd delegate a.
Ntn dsNirlet cau,antlen - ilatlinern
fNe nrNt nlveiins VIII hp i'e.. IL ia els,
snp'rA a, I ueieck
Nlns laagss iaa,nel was hostess "a
N" stitch aNh rhetlsf riuh fhnt.aas
Hfsplnpuu fhr membrsa ensaara la
tAo "sNal sRnes work iatrrsprtnva with
F,nssfaa'4ai Missoa wtlch and i.laan
N,VNfra mo ,'luh with deiieh,fa mu,lr
sn The rlan's Aiisa ilpainrr pssar, /,
FlAiN IS NtArie nsit cream With aos.l
rthc ihuae present Wrfe Ans.ex ifs
~ tikon Mama Wilson ~ Nm.
, n'np~ssn. 'aftie tasoa ihisy Npsa
t'ahs aud Aefs ilrlrr lica,pcf ans thi
hNstpss.
Nj asa Mrs WI, Gnae wsna Is
tsen Meg.,AS
~ aud Mrs 4, N Davis aeean.na.
nlrsi ~ Alss Lsonaia rhafapson m,.
f'red 70 cetFus th'ist Iuesda, after
recon.
Mn & ,; Warren * caisnsn ~as IA
tsNh Saturday
Andss NJ 9 ie1os was Ia ,sss,a,.
thnH'' ifsdey ,n issai buslnca.
~. Matsln ~ AeuA nnle~ was h,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
ROCkpORT NEWS ITEMS

kuNkiNitT ffNlK N,h e. Aliss
ipuisr h.HlaiH " rsA lAtsea ls th.
an,si ~ Miss Aauia lhiln,
ROY \ ilrNatd b. ia San Anton
Az sltiiins eia aaush,pf Nrs IL *
rhApmtn
f0m iinntsf pf t'uffa 81 the etisat
~ hl. tfo'hef q naokcr AND tam
iN
lhtd NtNsa ef ipva s. tsiant hi.
sister Mrs j "a lMfh ai,d sanil, At
ihtif snAuf''an hfiar
hi. ana Mi~ ~ Nill sl~ser tna
fNn iNfi'r ltfi fasNiNf tNsnlna fH
n'lf h"mr la NlNrtner rtlh
NifH , A. Nhtk snh aAHshssr Nist
Nei'N i.cr tiaik. ap,ni ihf N,ri sna
nv'r aHl rr,ugntd "a pRye iaes ohss,
his~ 'hfk g t0trhvy nf ihe puhus
sfesri
~ a. uAfc hss Hluinea fem Sac
Npiouie to ilil hls drnustn srpair,
menir lhis ,ptipk hut Me- Haiie, win
l,mnN Nth asr mNlhov Nge J. 81
coleman
Mrs = { laflNwie ~ ,'efpus Cafls
q ted Wiuism iN'ans pf Saa Aut,tia
tiN tisitlng ihelr ffihtr paia 4, 4.
psane ana SISTER Miss lins t,ane.
ATS nrrrala lnhns.4a 81 t'nef,, Nh,
ass i'egu sisitlre h,t i.Aleais. ~. ana
Nit \ lanhdftfi. "a Nlars ispk
sHmF ihreeen EsakncH rnesaaN ma
srent tho tas w0A fflena,
Ntf r. y nlealrS u in san Aetsn
)" Waiting frisnds
q O. flaek Il Ia coteps chr.r IA.
hpuinc->
NJ ara Airs tsserer 80 nrun3t.lt
M,S fdtA nsindrrit and uln,q .,t
q " iitnnareii ~ nis,,k sa.k ees.
tsf' 0uglnA Inv Nvck
Miss fas Caneh, aAs t,.tntnel ,,.,,,,
NNslae whffs sae has heen ,isitlns ~
aunt IVY
M ami Ms lf '. itails, save an
'NNlef fsAtsl a tholr tau,h trar ,,.,...,.
',A, fhHss wins eaicAeA iAe s,eat u,e,.
tet ~ 7. Fenlit ard VIE r.>,.,e
~ ~ " G. Williamson vii, .e,s
t7''. l3ownee ,Asio Mles t.anss n.r.i.
N'n isois iAs,scs rNfA Mev.. n
Iowa llsN " d hasAln Aea nlfe 4
sANhih aed wis. n. CiasA ma
witN Misses MafN ana 4aAr.;tn ,,is,t
ord cleed sa.llcy
Airs 4 isruhl ~ ,hr laa..s er,,'
.fmee,ink Tueelay snosa,.,a =, M.
< hr' le'e'NitsiAn ,hrn.t. ll.4 ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
osuees soe,sr,ss

fho weman'. Mi-s,enats S.,l.iy az
M ffrsh5ifuan thsreh pl.i meet .n
recs'isS AZ tste at the hone IA Nr.
" W q ,'ussrtt or Moth nrs.dusr
oeiar SsSsAl
Tho -iAoitr social etNea h, th.
M"menN Mi-lcpar Sacteu Ia A..
Nvihes'i-t chunh Ian soc Senda, ..s..s,
feom las, TUESDAY pght MAS a f.ran.
'iai AVID sNstsi suesres Nsloss a lsr.,
"na apprrflatlVr aealz,,ce tae -fe,ns n.
msnihvrs hfavrh i,Ad their fh,n,~a
'sinns bow tAeu dollars wefe earned
eNNfe ~ stnica Nany acre ws.sv IA
e"Nff Scn'e 20 ne men ssSay.d ~.
= mlAesaeoe,s rhsnaes ana ~p.ankea
sewn ioitas tor kooa mrasprs
'hsse were foeni,s aPnlre.d A
attractive snusieal prOsram vas "a
ipAeu p, an ~ tol,0wst
f'ene sofia Nlls Frank Au~n s.,i,.
s'''n The Sweei 81 thr Year Nps.
Nsoeef giaRo apst Misses poo,. ~
~, l'ili vaic~ soic frCssu Al. Rs,a !
AIRS Nimn'eA vcafe duet. -ScF,r,.;, -
n S,auman Mvsd.mrs ARsn ans ~,
TN iAs, ratrtiened slso xANr - -
ieNahle cn>,fs
W. nr'iih, mi--isasss n.stsrs ~.,i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

h. es.f Tu,saar aftsfr0en 81 t.N
...i.,a La fHs SUNDAY y. taoi u,.u "
~ efmch Az aymsn " me fhar D
.re .stdisuf nrgsd 90 ~ present
sssih slsH p.vis.sn.
IL saafa lisff dltis-un ~ 3D. WOE
n.ns siissionafl sosieif ~ ipf AFiH-
..il.i eh4rel viii Aate bsieniine paf'
- 81 ihe hume - AIRS tteafl LAIR
- Aagurdsf AFTERNOON M iltl lpni,
.osrs from 3 r. ' oeieeA AZ ififfis
n ths rh.ftn srs nost cordially Joe
tlf.d An lntsrsffinF lroAram Fih p
sfsea thro1rAouf thr afternoon. iief
ean Offering viii b. aeesifab4f.
Jnrai woman itiDls flssa N thr
rhriufian church met % TIE home oi
Mra h 2 rltfman trlaHy siterspl
f3f b4slness sni sociai meeting Mrs.
~ q R4sfaan vac siecfF9 teacher ~
th. slass end the fQlinS4ns ufficrfs
Win serve fag the tsa Res Nyisr.
nafs. president MrH % D. Mathews.
ssos.tar Mrs IS p EtefHasdi
treasurer
Ar.s ihe husnsfs nisetins ihe snesis
entoyed social haur The hostess
served salad course Nlth boz thNcN-
latr Those present vfle Mrsdamra
"a. 4 gase Mathews. Aici.ruore nrf-
.nt H1lpirs Burns. iiroFn t,r.
3chnsii. Minefman Appllns ao4 Mf
Hrscos
The Junior laiai SONS snd Loyal
CRIB "a che Chusiin ilhis School Ncre
oansrrsd in carr Dt Nf J. Green and
George Geese hsf Friday night iu The
horne 20 slFf EIsfug lfaNoH whore
ths Junior fufal Hons held their
mnrthIf uur|n--s in.sfne anrr which
fhorr vas 81 rarlHl mertna lH homer q
tnlsl Girls many iaily FamcH were
enjoyed fHUae present we're Alasicrs
George Gage. chiffon Hcrn. Alvin Ash
more. Paul Rarsdnie Clarence Ashmorc.
Eugene nnscoe Avn Foy nert nriscoe
Enlott wnksrsou. Malcolm iiraooe
krthur Anhnof~ Jim TOWNS David
station lnd William Wpodul Misses
Tone Jones Helen Crpcksf irma hrs
ant Elsie Hurns Ms5 Green. Gfrlo
Grimes vera Green faailne CoopN
Jessie sirltlon aad celeste nn-eos
Mechanics wooall Bryant briscoe and
Mr hnscoe
lati, Mias celeste Hracus onter
thlncs Nilsson GLADYS Heard Carlos
ilahr ana Mars i.nis Davis with D.
matinee party un her ilh birthday
last Wrdnssdnf Thsr we're met at
fch0pi and conveyed in an automobile A.,
to thc tmusu o. war u0t until lttc |
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

The Hobstown cofrespendn, Tor The Cssr
's Items eve" 20 hss vii r'as'ss e'ema eshessp me Cater
mAsy % 70 Miss nossnss viii ausn,an
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

.rf.f.ssIHr nla un the id~m f.ltt"n
i.sta.en Parents ard teachers nn"
.,..k. N tte Necessity ~ clnfidence
,tas ,.atenfs should have Do feach'rs
Al .nouufsalnE report " inf t'iN
mittse en street IMPROVEMENT N'. r'
30 h Co. SECRETARY Ails- fiafi No'.f
Ttrfs uas auea tifhNtht' "i
member a hf4r psnnHHf iaf iNr hr-i
aftsndanfr ~ mHtnsft hH Miu'+
the uapln q CO. feufta sftdr ~"
fai.oslns new member ntrr prtafii
Meslamcs l " Womacs y a. lart.
.f. & % Wyatt A. a. Mrlanahan
VI. walker. Vs. d. err ffanh Alien.
AIRS 81 a. Coftinaham was j. tisiiof
The nest meeting - tht Association
viii be- an visitors lsy co. umcicrn'h
% Tsbraar Htt oeipca.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

The spesN Club
fhc speuu riuD nist rhmsda, lficr
nNen vita Nle- Kate strnhrns 40 hsf
homr an Cauifa ettt~,
iHpeis we're f,sd b. Aifa teu nlunl
trr nra Mfs ,srh iisath.
Nl1e Static iic,th led enc nariiamen.
TAGS drN
Nrirc.hmenis wore SERVED tn tht fal
rowing Miugt MArsur8s mnah4n.
Ndelaiac l'staaHat toan FULLERTON
lHdn V.aff Matte 1can kat.
stephens hra wheeler Mrs CsoA
Nraih sIf. i.ro niuntssr
Mis-. Aaslaide ruteeAlt win 10 enc
arNt hnatrss
shell beaSh Umbraidss, Clue
fhe ~heH iirarh rmhraideis CHM
niri NhHfstN sitcrnepn wits Airs "
Amos Moorc fhr afternoon passss
rlrasanti' rfnse vNe attended u..,
Mcs.iames 3 q South ". n flnrh. "
% lnhslvf y a Mcclure. q y t-,nr
u p toak. e. e. Eesrsol MISSES Helen
tsrfutn u,ancao ilaushton. Glad, .
Nuatt Nslue ooat
MFs " g. tin,h wall Be Inc nsNt
husfyss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
CORPUS CHRISTI SOCIETY

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

h. ee.f Tu,sdaf aftsfroen 81 ~
aslsra To- t1s saaaaf S.taei n-,in y
~ ehmch AZ aymsn u ne thafsh
.fe egfdlali argsi 9 - present
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

We have the celebrated Car
thage Springs which We
recommend as being q spring
NJ for Bealy sleeper These
springs are also guaranteed
fof 20 years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-09

shall have its just relative represen-
tation. but none OF which shall ever
be permitted TO obtain socially hurtlu4
preponderance Under such system
he has a vision Of the replacing or
empty party shibboleths with vital
realities. and Of professional politi-
clans with experts. Above all--in pres
ent and local pertincnce! the ques.
ton of Votes for women" as well as or
"manhood suffrage will be logically
settled. II is an enticing prospect
But then, equally thoughtful phi loso-
pliers have had equally roseate views
Of the workings of that very democracy
which Mr. Christensen contemns. VINO
shall assure W. that the crowd, when
has been a feature Of human affairs
since their beginning. will not continue
70 plav substantially the same part un.
iii the end Of time? "The worst or
tvrants. an usurping crowd was
Homer's Characterization; and the same
f,tror GrcGdr1us has justly been de-
plored in our own day Nevertheless,
Mr.. Christensen's analysis Of crowds
and their motives and deeds is a sug-
gestive and instructive contribution TO
political and sociological thought, and
the late Mr.. Curtis performed an ap-
preciable service In rendering 1t into
lucid and fluent English.
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THE PASSPORT.
THE PASSPORT By Emils you,s. limo %. ss2
Mitchell Rennerley.

THE PASSPORT ~ Emil, vOu,.. limo pp. ss1
Mitchell Kennerley.
Mr. vouts's inventiveness Is prodig-
ious. There are In his pages more Ger
man secret agents, secret plots, secret
ciphers, secret submarine bases. secret
treacheries than could be found, one
wagers, in all the portfolios Or. Albert
did not lose and in all the documents
Mr.. Archibald did not carry. When we
get TO London conditions are even
worse, and when We reach Germany the
frightfulness Of the Kaser's officers
makes our blood boil. OF course, there
are exceptions, and 20 these Mr.. Voute's
young American hero speaks with
fatherly kindness. But by the time he
gets through with the Emperor. His
Majesty personally attends 10 the i'm
mediate execution Of his orders. No
wonder, for the youth has the secret OF
ending the war-all wars. IL is as
pleasant TO take as laughing gas, and as
harmless. We know. because IL had
been tried on a meeting Of the l.
W. VS., whom Mr.. Voute hates as i'm
petuously as he hates the Germans. II
is all done with enormous gusto, and, {
you like this sort OF book, this is GER
tainly the sort OF book you will like.
For you and l." says the authors
heroine; and he himself blithely
"cyrils" both ways-who for whom, and
whom for who. Time was when pub
fishers readers edited the MSS. they
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THE LITTLE ILIAD.

TT LITTLE nIAD By Msurc. Hewlett. From
tsp 80 BY Phi. 10 Bune-Jo.en 4Lm2 ~ W.
Philadelphia: Ths J. p. hpp.ncon Company
It Is Hector who first falls in love
with Helen-an unmarried Hector, the
son Of o Scottish chieftain. He is
dreamer, poet, knight content 70
serve and worship at a distance; she
is Polish nobiewoman, the wife OF
an Austrian Menelaus with tho craft
Of Ulysses. He is a hopeless invalid,
IS the baron, tied 70 his wheel-chalr,
but tenacious of his rights; and his
Helen does not know what she misses
Of life and its joys until Hectors
brother Paris-but that is not his
name-awakens her. He is rascal.
And 80 they all fall in love with
Helen's face-Hector and Paris and
their two brothers, and Priam, their
father, who is widower, and the
Englishman who tells the story. When
she leaves her husband they offer her
asylum in their castle in the high
lands. Then is the ship launched that
is 10 bring her back to her legal al
legiance. Menelaus brings Achilles
with him-he is more like Ajax but
does not need his services. The siege
of the modern Troy is on, on the Scot
fish coast. All the chieftain's clans
men gather around him. For Helen
may break the curse upon their house
There is a bravura about this story
that fascinates the reader. 1t is
capital specimen Of dextrous crafts
manship, Of virtuosity. The spirit is
that of romance, Of the eternal
feminine in a truly lovely incarnation,
OF mans love that is chivalry, service
and desire all in one. But the triumph
of the book is the baron, the invalid
winning by unconquerable will-power
a man Of the world to whom the
author and the men of Troy do fullest
Justice. The end one must accept,
though the psychology of it may
escape some of Mr.. Hewlett's readers.
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touches Canada most nearly. They nre
British subjects, they claim admission
as a right--and the British government
IL afraid 20 face the difficulty, and
hands 10 over 10 the Dominion govern
ment, which. in its turn. shifts the re-
sponsibility 10 British Columbia. Miss
Laut's is the first full and frank &C
count we have seen Of the situation
created early last year by the arrival
st Vancouver Of japanese steamer
with cargo Of armed Hindus. What
Hopkinson, the British governments
secret agent, who was assassinated by
Hindus in a Vancouver courtroom, was
not allowed to tell, Miss Laut learned
from other sources-a story Of con-
spiracy and propaganda suppressed by
Imperial order. for-and here we have
for the first time unequivocal confir-
nation Of a rumored fact-"many thou
sands % Sikhs and Hindus had just
been hurried across Canada in trains
with blinds down to fight for the en-
pire in Europe. By refusing admission
to the Hindu, Canada is endangering
British dominion in India" But she is
mistress in her own home: They are
British subjects, says Miss Laut, but
Canada does not admit British subjects
unless she wants them" Csnada's 10y
atty is not to dynasty, not even alto
cether 70 the empire. but to an ideal
which in time TO come will make its
home in her wide domains-in the
Greater Britain which is her destiny
writ large.
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BYE DffHkF The NfNfy OF ~" 49,
~ Emily yisl6 Stroller Fron,ispis-ss IN col.
b. Grace C0chrine Sanger I'm. ~. 49,
= =. Duiton Co.
A distinguished Frenchmnn. we learn
from tho slip-cover Of this book, IS con
vinced that IL will Give along with Pau.
AMI Virginia and The Able Constan-
tin" What interests US more is its
dedication TO the "joyous memory OF
my brother, Herman Knickerbocker
Viel6." There is, indeed. touch of his
gift OF eccentric character drawing ~
the picture Of Eve Dorre's mother in
these pages amused. admiring and
altogether frond study Of a mere pro-
diOue. handsome, brilliant, irrespon-
sible in the days Of aiiluence as Of pow
erty Of her chidren's precarious youth
She Is an expatriate. living in Paris
wandering from watering place TO water
ing place, according 10 the state Of her
huctuating income and the extent Of
her occasional fits Of extravaganza. As
for Eve, we like her better in chilthoo d
and girlhood or in the days Of no
courtship than in the simplicity Of her
married felicity. clouded only for a
moment by a ft Of melancholy. Tho
book is the safest of rose-tinted read
ing for young girls.