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To-Day's Hest nnnd-i.ic.ca Joke

children. said the sunday school superin-
tehn"Hi, this picture illustrates days lesson.
Lot Was warned 10 take his wife and daus;h; err.
ana Tee out OF Sodom. Here Lot and his
daughters, with his wife just behind them aud
mere is Sodom III the background. Now, has any
girl 90 boy question before we take up the
study Of The lesson: Well. SUSIE
Picathe, 'hir," lisped the latest graduate from
The infant class. where 18th tho nea:'--Harpcr's
Monthly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
"F'undamfntnIx of SnlcsmanshIn." nv
Norris 4. Brisco. d. Appleton &

Co. New York.
The explaining Of the Fundamental
principles underlying salesiEanship is
the purpose OF this book Industrial
growth and business expansion de-
nond largely upon efficient salesman
shin. Large quantities of goods must
be sold at n nrofit 1t is easier to mako
goods than to sell them. The sales
ncrson is the leading factor in profit
making. and is the most valuable as
set in any business. This is book
which will assist salespersons 10 be-
come more efficient in selling. II is Of
cspecial intcres. TO the statesmen and
salcswomen in department stores.
There are chapters on Judging human
nature, OIL health, character. tact, per-
sonality, memory, etc. also chapters
on how 10 meet a customer and his
objection. and the general duties Of
the successful salesman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
1.-THE Jolly Book of Plnycraft." BY
Patten Beard. Frederick A Stokes

Company. New York.
In this volume the author describes
over sixty games that can be made from
the most ordinary materials, such as
are to be found in every home. Di-
rections for each game and just how
20 make and use the various home
made toys are clearly and interesting.
ly given. For every game there IS n
picture showing everything used In II.
These are SO clear that the toys could
be made from the picture alone. The
book contains list Of the materials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

diet which includes large bulk of fresh fruit.
the coarse vegetables (GatbaGe raw, cooked
lurhipS bects. carrots. ctc.). Eat sea food,
water crosses. Perhaps your doctor should
prescribe some form OF iodine containing, medi-
cine. Take no chances external applications
unless prescribed by the doctor. for some of
me Things suggested by incompetent advisers
are dangerous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Justifiablc Boycott ON Eggs

INTERESTING, and doubtless accurate. as
are our correspondents observations on
the price OF fresh-laid eggs. they hardly
touch the question before the public
The boycott on eggs, already in force in
some communities and now being urged for
this section is due to the prices charged for
cold storage eggs, ana not 10 those asked
Tor fresh eggs. That only small part OF
the product supplied the general market
comes direct from poultrymcn and farmers;
is not open 10 question.
6 The charge is openly made--and there is
strong reason 10 believe it--that the prices
demanded AT present for cold-storage eggs
are the result of deliberate boarding and a
combined determination to increase their
cost TO the public. Assuming this to be, true
and granting the lack Of adequate laws to
jpreTent this combination OF cunscienceless
Igreed, there seems TO he no remedy at the
hand OF the public. except Il strict boycott
III that desperate measure is ever iusiiiiuble
III is under these circumstances
npre N,,v :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
~ VIM or Athens" Ply Julia n
Drasoumis. iloughton Min,in %

H'"''''. fibuSntOn MifIiiu -
boston and New York
rms book deals with diplomatic and
society life in present-day Athens in
WY ,ha' throws food Of light on
hucf mat has been obscure in ~
part Greece is playing I'm the war
iheodora. the heroine Of "a Man NJ
N'hehs. Is the daughter OF n dis
tihSuished Greek who has b.cn ,m,
bassador at various European capitals
ana the Observation-Disclosures Of tho,,
modcied on actual personagcs--moyc il,
mo highest political and diplom,,i,.
circles or Athens. AS Il result rc,Jcr,
OF the book will get most vivid ana
entirely new conception OF the forroo
responsible for the present tragic ~,
uation or Greece. However. /; ;s NO,
alone the timclncss OF the novel tina,
vii attract readers. but also tho ,j,.
sorbing story Of tho patrician heroine
ana tic young professor of ncn.an,
n'f'h' Madame DraGoumis has tho
true Greek gift for storytelling. and
ner new novel is AS charming as II is
unusual :"
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lin the Garden of Delight" y, !
'''.o''"' inomaS !.
co, New York

Co, New York
Ihia is chant Of young loya L..
N"'i'Et"Fs are simple country tcIi,
wen deiineoted and ruIl OF human -,
'treN' David. tho hero. TIA. U.w -m,.
.. scientific farmer. with ,hc ,i...,.
MS'ot o' the psaimiat; caro-. the ho,o.
,,, ~ 'tut 10 her name, i rivarious III.
''' person. with All the !ovnbi.uc.s ~
Il rafricioGS nature. :: crust. ~,
""o uncle of tae typicnIly sever. t,nd
an oin darty gardener. and tn. 49,
'hfai!d herself There is no dct.n
y. o''e'h underlying Tie romance nc-
zen ne hero and the heroine. Thnir
100 H'"iy - beautifully Observed ami
,.i.h Ut' '"!"' ana the Reader is icf,
80" "h"lrsom: happv feeling ma,
GOD IS IN MS heaven and al, =. -.
with the world. ''sht
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",mrrlcnn no,.. nool. or ,,,.c,,,.,
~ tharies II. SeaNer, David Nc

kay. rnilad lphia.
ELECTRICITY offers q v.oracrru, a.,
ior the boy who wants 10 know A..
nov ana Why's. Experiments wi,Io,,.
era ca" be made With the simpics, .ori
"i apparatus. With Just such rbon,.
material many OF The greatest .xr,r'.
.""h's nay" been made. ana i, is CO..
ia, h"'o. Just - great arc s,iI!
uhue'eioped. THIS manual covers iii
that is known abou, clec,r,rit, :.
'he WORKERS handbook. ana w,th
y anN boy interested In the wonucy.
80 eieS'. f'"N "an learn how 10 10
'"'hSS al u" very great expense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
The l:IrdIIn.. MIa.

MIS- ". L. Is. washington. Vn--In an nroh-
a,y I'll, the ;biiiEhing Of your trees is
from from. ns, fact E, tina, IL makes grdle of
remedy for this Is to break off the twirs and
TO collect those which have fallen the ground
tho mite will live the twigs and contumi.
ma oiher parts Of the tree II is Unnecessary
there is hard lower surface. in which case
II Is advise bic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

RAYMOND Eecouly, WITH PORTRAIT
,nd mans. Charles Scribncrs Sons,
New York.
This is book that the American
puhlTc can afford TO appreciate. The
author is one Of the many talented and
devoted young Frenchmcn who. loving
life. now hold il lightly compared to
their love Of France. II has been
Cantain Recouly's good fortune to have
n share in much of the fighting while
his position on the general staff has
brought him into close rcla ton with the
men by whom the fighting is planned.
The cxpcctant reader hardly needs to
be told that with so grand subject.
the talented writer presents n story
of absorbing interest and with Il col
orine such as only the tragedy OF tine
greatest war the world ever has known
can impart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Salads. Sandwiches nnd chaans-Di.h

l.-7 =, =. Ut '''1' TEdITIs .NtII.
David Mckay. Philadelphia
Inc aroma Of appctIzing dishes an
peals TO the reader with hungry ro,n.
on every page Of this most excollcnt
cookery book. II will be found a use
iuI manual IN the hands Of the cxncrl
,hce"' as well as the young house
M.rper' me tested recipes are the re-
s"',h al IN" authors careful selection
rom collection made during n ucriod
VI twenty years. The illustrationy nj,
NnI"h therc are a number. add to tho
value OF the book
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
CnndSing Crnnhcrrics

Miss A. c. r., Dumbarton. Vu.--The secret OF
candyns cranberries which also may he
adapted to other fruits lies in handling the
sugar This calls for slow cooking on the in
enough To permit all Of tho berries To flomt mt
the top of the sirup during cooking Tho skins
cooking to let the strip into the pulp or In
long, should be made i'm each berry with the
point OF n penknife. Use selected large firm
cranbcrries. ~ 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

Mrs j. y. IL, ltichmoutl.---rhe Public Health
service sMggssts ahe following as remedy Tor
cantharides. drains: tincture capsicum &
drains: olcum ricini. 20 minims alcohol guam :
ity Suiiicient to make ounces. Mix Apply
TO scalp twice daily. Bay may be sub
Stituted for the alcohol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
he',therfnce." by Baroness O,czy
George II. Doran Company. New

n"rohess ORGY is famous as tho
author OF THE Scarlc, pi,rn.r,a, >.
ne Laughing Cavalier" "A Bride or
lhe rams, etc. In this thrilling story
she goes back $50 years TO tho s,rt,r-
gle between the Prince Of Orange ana
a"t DuN" or Ava i-eatherfncc. the
hiaskeh hero-spy. whose daring c,
pi"i's form the basis Of the tale is ::
hsuFe III I" stand beside the c,e-
popular Scarlet PitupcrueI"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Time to Make u Start

" COUNCIL should pass tonight the 0rdi-
~ nance approved by the Finance Commit
tee, which appropriates $4,000 for the pur
CHASE of city farm. The moro the subject
lis discussed. the more apparent il becomes
that such an institution is among RichmOnd's
|needs--and that the need is great. COnsid
|ering the present condition OF the municipal
Finances. 1900 Is about all that should be
Spent to acquire such a property The farm
can and will be developed and improved as
1T demonstrates its usefulness just has
been the case with other experiments OF this
type which have been made by other com
munities. Moreover il is time TO make an
actual start. There has been talk enough
q submarine has been reported off Cape
Hatteras. going south. Something is wrong;
why did it pass by Norfolk?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

Oscar 5. Straus. of New York made Il
strong point i'll saying public safety demanded
some regulation Of public-scrvice employees.
just as public safety dcmands-and obtains
governmental control OF scamen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Thc I'cssfp,Ist Snys:

II some OF the moving picture performers
would only consent 10 suit the action to the
word. erNbody would be happy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
EVER soul Hath Its song" Bv ia,

York and London
~ 'hc author OF Jus; Around tbc
,orher. Fannie Hurst has Won mcritad
ict"S milton as writer OF hc,io, -
rs securely ensconced herself In IN.
ahecliohs OF the people. Warm-hearted
'caish is the Keynote of this boo,,
which voices the pathoy ana brr,o
obscure city workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

Grubbs-W What gave Binks that tremendous
good opinion Of himself?
Stub3s--lic was the only man in this part
inc world "h" expected Wilson to carly I;:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Prevention of Corrupt Practices

ID thlNG its last session. Congress was so
- pressed with problems that demanded
emergency legislation that neas ures dcsicncd
10 prevent corrupt practices in elections failed
TO receive due consideration. When il con
iHenes again to-day, however il will be mt
son notice that the country expects the enact
ment OF laws tina, will efIectually pu, an
end TO the purchase OF Federal Offices Within
the gift OF the people
Senator Oven was forced 10 yield place
last session 70 other and Immediate prob
lens. but he has already announced he will
insist on early consideration or his carefully
drawn corrupt HSactiCes bill. which would
limit campaign expenditures 10 reasonable
figures In This. he will be supported by
soverwhe!mihs public sentiment, which will
also join IN his demand for an investigation
into the expenditures OF the last campaign
BY giving notice Of his intention at This early
date, Senator owen makes il difficult for
either the Senate or the House to refuse TO
take action on this vitality important matter
ARMY engineers Will recommend The cx
pendnure OF $4,000 on James River Tina,
sum doesn't include the upkcep of The cltv's
tug and dredge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

say what you pleased OF William Boggs-
II" was chuinp whom memory joys
MS eyes were fixed ct such Il slant
iic sometimes hid his store Of cant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
l',iuiliSt and solicitor

D PROFESSIONAL hrUscrs rarely have he.
come noted for anything except their
ability 10 aivc and to take physical punish
mcnt. IS 4 class, their sensiblitics arc no,
OF the finest. and their efforts generaIly have
been devoted 10 making fortunes in the ring
either 10 dissipatc them afterwards or IN
invest them in some more or less profitable
place OF public entertainments Whoreforo
The career OF Georges Carpenter IS the moro
notable
Carpenter is the champion heavyweight
pugilist OF France. and he has ALWAYS bccn
regarded as clean straight fighter That
III itself is q reputation WORTH possessing hut
Carpenter now has added Il finer wreath ia
MS crown AS military aviator he has been
notably successful. Lately for conspjcuous
Ealioniry IN action. he was awarded the mill
iary medal. DoUbiy fighting man. he has
done his nit. not only for his country. but
for profession which sadly needed rchabili-
tatiun
Germany excuse for attacking the Sussex
VAS that the boat took her for a cruiser
and her explanation OF the sinking OF the
Marin" Mas 'hat the submarine commander
thought she WAS transport If an under
sea boat had strafed the Oscar H. the com
mandcr would doubtless have declared he
thought she was a dove
We do not hold to censorship of motion
pictures. bat admit the PENNSYLVANIA Stale
ioard OF tcnsors established II reason for
us existence when :: banned u lot OF white
Save and drug-dopcd films. Of the kind adj
ver'scd as moral lessons"
Hcrmanys commercial travellers are de-
handing moro meat 10 give them strength
II the government yields. il ought to loosen
up aud give their customers more meat too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

1llI-ccFs FrcderiCk y. NIOht'
Company. New York
Those who arc familiar with Coop
tales. previously issued. do not have
to be told trat they are funny and true
and the easiest TO remember--to make
- naughty child laugh. Just the names
Of Mary Cary Cali, Of bawiinE ZANE
of Maxwell Mcars. who washes only
RI. front of his face. or Jane Evans.
who guggs and bubbles in her glass
and other notorious characters arc
enough Here are "54 coops-each
caught in the act Each COOP has a
picture This biggest of all the COOP
books includes few OF the best
verses Mr.. Eurccss has pnoilshcd pc
fore with Il great number or new
ones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
.our rir., war in Mexico" w arr
- Lisbon Charles ScriOnev 5

ujsh,p CHARLES Scribners
Sons. New York.
In his pr"fac" the an,hor. n,em"e,
Of the First Motor battery Natio""'
Guard OF New York. in camp ~ iecN
sLiII ~, July -. speaks Of the general
impression among the guard that nus
country within the next few weeks
would he at War with Mexico II was
the expectation Of a second war TWO
wears ago. shat revived All b'Snop
,.ar.., J., the war Of lsiG-3s, and in
,,,,rca tho writing Of the present
volume. which. avoiding the distorted
views tina, largely "c.9rcd inc MS
tnrirs written Immediately after tho
conclusion OF peace. presents lar
account Of the causes ana events "i
orr rrst war with the sister republ'c
~, n,Iv is The hook entertaining, but
the care given to accuracy OF "etaIis
makes i, valuable contribute" ~
historical literature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Copyright 1915, National Newspaper serviccD
Pto-is Without Any Slump.
downward sag2ins OF disniaccmcn;

y downward sagGimg OF diSpaccmcn; OF
stomach or Intestine is common Of
StaSis. or constipation. and OF the various symp-
toms OF administration although tho posture
Of the di"idual may appear good and there is
apparent abdominal relaxation. Indeed. some
OF the most misleading cascs. which the
symptoms strongly suggest such LESSONS as
ulcer cancer. have been found @ be hing
The stomach. demonst,abc only by X-ray pic
lures.
netimes the abdomen il prominent though
il does slump. i;ut the digestive disturb
ancc grows slowly little worse, despite treat
mcnt with "discstivc tablets" and the patient
loss of strength lowers nutrition and tends to
still further increase the SaE-one Of those self
sustaining vicious circles
Indigestion which is quickly relieved by re-
OF higher than the shoulders, suggests ptosis
!, cause. In such cases. attacks OF distress
patn sometimes prevented by living I'm
thai position for a time after eating.
When considerable undcrwcight is a sv,nnt,u,
il is essential that The patient shall he nourishcd
feeding. in order TO take the slack The
same is true in ease Of floating kidney 4
woman with loose kidney is usually long and
lean Nervous? Yes OF course I.carncss is
next 10 nervousness.
of the few serious objections to radical
fasting limitation Of the diet. according 10
Dr. SalaEhi. who discussed the subject in tho
Gaxctta degli Ospedali dele clinichc is the
possibility of favoring says ptoscs in indi-
viduals prcdisposed the condition But
Heaven only knows which individuals are likcl,
to slump fast. We hearty in our faith
in fasting. for other folks. and make no
bones about urging the merits of the Bread
ana Milk Club upon overfed, bilious. autoin-
tractivc--and far be IL from to produce any
slump IN the human race.
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REVIEWS OF NEWEST BOOKS

and tools needed, together with nfty-
nine illustrations from photographs
anu numerous diagrams. II Will prove
a valuable asset III every home whcr"
there are children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
,., ,t,,x- Dy James r Connolly.

..IJrnd WindS.' By JhmHS =. V1T!I"''s'
charles Scrihner's Sons. New oTN'
MIR connolly has won deserved r"cor :
;.io,, &C =. writer Of interesting stories.
,,nonr these may be mentioned ne
,,rawlrr" which won the s".'"o pr'Ee
offered hv Golfers. Head "lnha -
remarkable for the variety OF INC
stories /; contains. and their charac-
,ers which include continental ii"h'-
grants Central American So!1leiE'
I.l,,cesic. fishermen. Mississippi rous'-
,uou;s and steamboat people. American
bluciackc,s and newspaper corr=spoh-
dents. These are among the pes'
stories Nj Connolly has ever written
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
"Gcorsinn Of tho nninbor,.v

mic tFcllows Johnston Britton
Publishing Company, New York.
The author of the Little Colonel"
books has given US another of her
delightful child stories. Tho setting
is In New England und the wholesome,
breezy story seems to spring spontan-
eously from it's surroundings.
The message of the book is nope and
cheer. Little Georgina having learned
that the most commonplace objects
become transmitted into things of
beauty when viewed through the daZ-
cling hues of prism. takes as her
motto put u rainbow around your
troubles and how she finds and gives
comfort by her simple philosophy OF
life, makes up the story.
Though ostenSibly written for chill
drcn the book may be enjoyed by
readers OF every age since II contains:
all tho clements OF 1t novel. Including
besides its excellent charactHriZa-
tions--lovc interest and natural
logically developed plot. The quaint
pecularitics of the town cricr, the
member Of nets aud tho old housekcep-
er in Gcorgina's homo Will. as well as
the attractive incidents Of the story
impress themselves pleasantly upon
the readers memory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
"Dnddy GRndcr Rhymes, sy Nu,,rc

Croweli Company, New York.
ihis volume very appropriately MAJ
he termed Il companion book IN NIn,hc,
loose 40 well known to all young
stcrS who have been educated in n,,r
ScrI lore. The author has discoveries
Ohudy Gander. who was bound 10 be.
anu ne IS hardly whit less wise. or
worm listening 10. than his wife
In proof Of the discovery. nero i.
hooh OF rhymes by Daddy Gandcr
hinscif-I'agc after page of them. wi,h
tots or black ana white picture, sci,
tered through the text There arc
eFs"s on every conceivable thing
ponies TO ishing worms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

EyBLlSHED ever! da, in tho ,enr at 10 south Tenth
z Strcef. Richmond Va by The Times Dispatch rub,
y JshnE Co.. Inc, Charlie, l.. liasbroo>. Editor ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
"Ihe Camera Mnn.' By FrdnciS :
Collins. The Century Co.. Ne'

"Ihe Camera Nm" By Francis y.
Collins. The Century Co.. Ne"
York.
This book gives the adventures ana
achievements of camera men on ihc
fields of battle in Europe, In Mexico.
in airplanes, in the pursuit OF pictures
for newspapers, catching drama Tor Inc
movies serving the needs of commerce
and science, etc. There arc also chap-
ters on the first catncr2 man, the iu-
tura Of The camera. and on the l''S
and other features Of the camera. inc
author ia himself veteran amateur
and student OF the camera. lie knows
his subject intimately. aud he presents
81 with simplicity, completeness ana
charm as well az with scrupnlous ac-
cur,cy The Camera Man is inter
es,inrly and accurately illustrated with
photographs which give visible PROOF
OF the astonishing range OF the pi"cN
box with the unprejudiced eye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

AppRESS ALL COMM NICNTIONS to The Times
9 dispatch, and q indiN iuui,ls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
.'rhe Secret trails" BY Charles G'
nnhcris Tho MaCmillan Conpan

Roberts The Macmillan Company
New York.
Mr.. Roberts is a student OF nature In
all of it's charming variety re mas
made the woods and streams ana the
nraaturcs thereof peculiarly his inter-
arr, property In this new book. az IN
nj the others that have preceoeh H.
a.. Is dealiu. with animals and the
prc;,,-out- of doors. Sew scenes new
situations. with wild beasts hho o'I
-. 81. me principal actors. arc here
I.xcrit,td bv one who knows the lnErE
FIX VINO loves then! and who can wr,te
OF them with sympathy and yet WIN
Out nawkishncss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

I Coid-storaSe eggs in New York hereafter
arc to he stamped as such. The persons who
DO The stamping had better be careful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

TELEPHONE: Randolph l. Private Branch Eicba"se
connecting with ali depart mcnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
"Sungs Of WcdiocL /" ,

DAVID Mckay. philadclphia
II" t!tlc is suggestive Of sweet or.
periences and the songs herein arc nm
enouEh OF sentiment 10 dissipate any
CLOUDS that might tend TO mar HONEY.
moon joys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

"Ihc fndinn Fair! hook" From stories
collected by Henry X. Schoolcraft.
with Illustrations lin color by
florcnce Choatc and Elizabeth
curtis Frederick A stokes Com
Dany. New York.
Here are American Indian stories
,uii OF the excitement. fairy magic and
Jiun that children love in fairy tales
al against the Indian background
lhey are the pick of the stories gath
ere" by Henry X. SChoolcraft. the
Great e'nhoioSiSt The collection was
pupiishcd sixty years ago and has luug
been available only in chance comic,
treasured by families that have loved
these stories. II has now been re-
Vised finely illustrated and gotten out
IN handsome form