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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

LITTLE rock. AIR, March ag.--
Wrc destroyed several business build
INK nt Augusta, AIR. late tonight.
according 10 a telephone message
FROM MoCrOry an adjoining town.
Direct communication with Augusta
was cut or The Little Rock de.
partmont was requested to hc ready
10 give assistance. but al midnight II
was Indicated that the fire was Nn-
dor control and that assistance would
not bv needed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
WIRE BRIEFS
ENGLAND KEEPS
CONTROL OF TRADE.

JONDON. March 26.-Andrew
Bonar Law. government leader in
the house OF commons, said today
that no agreement would be entered
into at Paris which would interfere
with the full control OF the United
their own customs duties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
MAY RENEW NEGOTIATIONS
FOR RUSSIAN SETTLEMENT


BY The Associated preS
PARIS, March 20 The return to
Paris Of one ~ the attaches ~ the
American peace delegation hho has
boon In PctroEral and elsewhere m
buisheVist Hussia, has given rise 10 a
report that there - under consjdcrp
tlon a renewal ~ the plan for bring
ing the Russian factions together.
either directly ur through the inter.
mediation of third parties
II this Is not fcyiblc. The plan as
reported r. 90 dcye)op clearly the cN-
act .aiyns and propositions OF tho
sovic, government, so that the prob
lem ur the future relations oC cen
stral Russla with tho entente ana the
United states can be dealt with In
the light of full information
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
WEJNAR ASSEMBLY
TO PROBE WAR START.

COrENHAGEN, March "a
Weimar dispatch says It is under
stood that "A provisional law viii
shortly create n state tribunal 10 in
duiro into the evonts AT tho opening
Of the war and during its progress.
Such an inquiry has long been de-
manded. tho dispatch adds, on the
ground OF foreign and home politics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
COLONEL WX WOUNDED
French Head Of Inter
Allied Body Is Held
Prisoner.
CONDITIONS ARE ALTERED
Hungarians Told That
Line Set Up Is Only
Neutral Zone,

COPENHAGEN. March &c A
dispatch from Pressburg Hungary
announces the,arrlvnl there OF a
Czecho- -Slovak mission from Buda-
pest. All the members OF the mis-
sion were arrested on March 2l and
all their DOCUMENTS and money 'wcr"
seized. Finally they were allowed to
leave the next day but were searched
at tn frontier. Vamables to tho
amount OF more than 100000
crowns were taken from them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
[RST TREATY is REPORTED DRAWN UP
americans in Budapest
Take Departure Safely
THE WEATHER

TULSA, Okla. March 20 Maximum.
81 mimium, Al north winds. partly
cloudy, procipi pitation. rs inch
OKLAHOMA: Thursday and Friday
fair, rising temperature.
LOUISIANA Thursday fair. moder
Ate temperature: Friday fair. warmer in
north and west portions
ARKANSAS; Thursday fair. warmer
except in extreme east portion Friday
fair, wHrrfrr
EAST TEXAS Thursday fair. warn.
cr except In lower Rio Grandn valley
Friday fair warmer in interior
WEST TEXAS: Thursday fair, warm,
ar Friday fair
KANSAS: Fair Thursday and Friday
with slowly rising temperature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

CHARLESTON, 4. G. March 20 .-
Three troop transports from France
the Mercury, the koninEen Der Ned
eriandcn and the pocahbntas. are
duo to reach CharIrston tomorrow
They are bringing units Of the 30th
OOld Hickory division 10 be en-
trained for various camps princi-
palIy camp Jackson, Columbia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
ADRIATIC BLOCKADE
LIFTED By ITALIANS.

PARIS, March 2G.-'rhe italian
delegation TO the peace conference
today notified the conference Of the
suppression OF the military and com
mercial blockade IN tho Adriatic by
which trading in the Adrlatic re-
turns to conditions before tho war
except that until peace is declared.
Allied warships will have the right
TO search merchantmen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
FIRST loan MADE
TO RAIL ADMINISTRATION.

WARRINGTON. March s6.-The
first loan to railroads on security
OF Certificates OF Indebtedness is-
sued by the railroad administration
were made today by tho war finance
corporation to an aggregate OF about
f5,70O0O0 The Chicago. Burlington
Il Quincy got about N,00O,00o;
Western Maryland. S93iO00, and the
Chesapeake n Ohio 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
Signs EstrnhItion for Rrnu.,,

DALLAS, Texas, March 2G.-Gov-
ernor william +, Hobby, who had
signed extradition papers fpr j, j.
Reanoy, a local politician. wanted in
Detroiti Mich. on charges OF murder
I'm connection with the death Of his
wife there, today tolrErRphcl tho
district attorney here cancellur the
writ Attorneys for Reancy said the
governor wished 10 10 into the case
more thoroughly. and SGT March u
for a hearing on the case
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
Sleeping sIcknc4- In Ncw Orhnn..

NEW ORLEANS, March 26
Seven caAes OF lCtharEic cucephalI
ties or sleeping sickness have dc.
velopcd in Louisiana. two ~ them
In New orleans, Dr. Bowling. prcsl.
dent Of the state board OF hoalth. an.
nounCed tonight . one OF the cascA
Dr Dowlitg described "a doubtful
All have been reported IN tho lasl
four DAYS ne said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

~, Il,E ROCK. March 2s.-Gov-
tba,'' Trough tonight announced
a ne had decided against calling
A p'slal session of tho Legislature.
,.'''sure that he has had under
eornl'tAhon for some time. The
ys,,. 'oF announced that he had
tt6o n,, appropriation bills totalirr
ls,iy''D, me amount by which legis-
s,a,... appropriations exceeded the
hcrt ,Suina'ed revenue for She
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

COPENIfAGEN. March 6-The
Hungarian soviet government, n dis
patch from Budapest says. has re-
ceived written communication from
tho allied mission there that the line
OF demarcation laid down In an
earlier ultimatum should not be re-
garded as the political frontier OF
Hungary. In accordance with the
new decision. 1t In added. there will
be established neutral zone for tho
sole purpose OF preventing collisions
between Hungarian and Rumanian
troops.
The new Hungarian governments
edlct establishing revolutionary
courts says that each must consist
OF three members
II Is provided that the death SEN
tenCe rfiust be by unanimous daci-
sion OF the court. No appeals Will
he permitted and execution or the
death sentence must he carried out
Immediately.
All the members Of the allied mill
tary mission except ono American
officer have left Budapest vienna
dispatch to the AbondpOst OF Bcr-
lin says.
Tho Reichspost OF Vienna prints
a dispatch from Budapest that al
lied troops occupy Arad and SZege-
din. on the Maros and THESIS rivers.
respectively. have been withdrawn.
A Pressburg report received IN
Berlin says that martial law haS been
declared throughout Czecho -SlOyakia
as result OF events in Hungary.
The commander Of tho French
troops In Budapest, according 90 a
wireless dispatch frumllhe Hungar-
Ian capital denies tho report that
his soldiers have been dislrmed by
the communists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
ENTITLED TO BETTER WORK
American People, He Asserts,
Demand More Finished
Document.
SEES DANGER IN GUARANTEE
Assurance of Independence
and Enforced Administra-
ton Objected To.

NEW YORK. March 2G.-Seven
amendments to tho league OF nations
covenant. intended primarily by lhcir
author to insure the American CONT
nent against European aggression, to
protect the United states from en-
forced administration Of foreign ter,
ritory and TO revoke the trouble
breeding" guaranty OF the existing
political independence q member
nations were proposed here today by
Charles T.. Hughes.
Minor suggestions were that def
mite Limitation be placed upon the
leagues field OF inquiry, rcscrving
to the several nations exclusive con
'rul Of immigration. tariffs and other
Internal problems. that provision .no
made for the withdrawal OF states
from tho organization and that what
he termed an ambiguity IA to the re-
quiremcnt OF unanimous decisions by
the league be cleared up.
Demand Better Work.
In an address before the Union
League club. reviewing the terms OF
the proposed covenant, Mr.. Hughes
declared thstNthe American people
were entitled to Il better piece OF
work" lie said "A mistake had been
made In giving the Impression lhat
the documNit was finished product
with good reason for It's choice OF
expressions. when later 1t was fontPd
necessary 10 excuse It as hasty
draft which required revision. lie
added that much would have been
gained" II at tho outset part Of the
time expended In It's praise had been
devoted 10 It's correction"
The Hughes amendmepts' suR
gcstcd aside from formal improve
mcuts' were stated as follows
!. Explicit provision as 10 tho re.
quirement OF unanimity of 'decFion.
Limit Power Of Action
. Suitable limitation as to the
field Of the leagues Inquiries ana ac-
ton su az TO leave,foo doubt that the
CONTINUED ON FACE EIGHTY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

BERNIE. March 26.--Colonol NiE.
head OF the French mission IN. Ruds-
pest. has been wounded anf taken
prisoner by forces OF the new Hun
garan goyernhcnt. according 20 a
report transmitted through Prague.
Major Freeman, Of the British army,
escaped from Budapest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

WASRINGTON. March 26.-Prof,
Phlip Brown and capt Nicholas
Roosevelt. American members Of the
lntcr-allled mission IN budapest
have succeeded in leaving the Hun
garlan capital IN safety, IL was an
nbunced today by the state depart
ment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

by W. II. PECK)j
CHICAGO, March 26.--It should
be horne In mind that there are
CONTINUED ON PACE EIGHTY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
Classified Ads One Time Free In
Afternoon Edition.

All want ads received at The World office up TO II
o'clock a. will be under the heading, "roo Late to
Classify in the afternoon Home Edition" gratis Get
classified ads early and get the benefit Of the first
insertion in the evening edition Of The World free No
cancellation order, however, will be accepted after the
receipt Of ad until the following day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27

mo Sankey report recommended
sNeh hours OF work underground
or 'he miners, instead of eight,
ION July l6 next. and six hours
ION Jn,y "a. 1921. subject to the
s,uhomi' condition OF the industry
a,a increases IN wages The report
recommended an effective voice
@ tiS''lt direction OF the mines for the
,inn workers aud tho suhstitu-
fn, I hahonaliation or unification
Ar, we present 'Eystetn OF OWNERSHIP p
ana system OF working.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-27
SANKEY'S REPORT IS
ACCEPTED BY MINERS
Ipahual Reduction TO Sir Hours
Under Ground Provided; Ivacu-
Rtion OF lusrsin Demanded.

LONDON. March 26.--The miners
conference has decided to recon-
mend acceptance OF the SRnkey re-
port for the settlement Of tho min
efs demands
4 resolution adopted by the con
ference unanimously calls upon the
government Immediately to with
draw tho British troops from Rus
sa ana TO induce the auies to do
nkewis". The resolution also de-
cares for the withdrawal OF the mill
.Ary service bill before parliament
V'herwise the resolution declares,
we conference viii take steps TO
t%"mpel parliament TO withdraw the
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12

JOSEPH TRINER co.
1333-1343 So. Ashland Avenue
(Adv.(
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
.F0RNAT|UN|
o fata ucide pc fratele Ell.

o fata ucide pc fratele eli. =
Ora lula Lyon, 49,. flea sotilor
Wallace c. 81 Emma Y. Lyon, din
Hyattsville, Md, impuscat 81
ucis ieri dupa ameazi pc fratel
eli Wallace c. Lyon in etate lie
26 ami. TAarul era smintit la min
te 81 a atacat Pc mama lu!. ial'
d-ra Lyon a irnpuscat ca sa set
pc pc mllma Ell.
lmpuScarea a ayut lOc in saia
de m1ncare. Lyon GU un cutit
mare de bucatarie in nina s'a
repezit la masa, in momentul a.
celia insa d-ra Lyon slobozit
trei< focuri de revolver dintre
carl doua au lovit pc fratele ei
81 al treilea a ranit usor pc dina
Lyon.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
ACESTEA STUNT JUVAERELE
MELE. ~

,.Aceste sunt juvaerele melc"
a zis Cornelia. Mama Grachilor
acum doua mil de ami, cind a
fost intrebata ca sa-si arate ju-
vaerele sale, 81 a prezentat pc eel
dol fiji al sai.
ST cele mai frlmoasc juvaere
pc care m fabricant le are sunt
produsele sale carl sc bucura dc
popularitate.~
Ficcare remediu traieste or,
moare pc urma meritelor sale.
Timers American Elixer OF
Bitter Wine este pc plata de trei
|zeci de ami.
All are rcputatia de Fl de
ppndabil pentrul consthpatie, ner
vositate, indigestie, flatulenta $
alte dureri de stomac.
| ST Angelica Bitter Tonic $
Triner's Liniment pentru reuma
-, tism 81 Sedativul pentru tuse Il
Ipoti avea la orr care farmacis
) in Statele Unite 81 Canada.
..Aceste sunt juvaerele noas
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
DIN NEW YORK.

Prin aceasta aduc la cunostin-
ia prietenilor, consatenilor 81 ell
noscutilor mel, ca pima la pie
carea niea in patrie, am intrat in
legatura Gu Casa Romina Hotel
Renault" din New York, 81 pen
tru a putea Fl in ajutor1ll frati-
lor Romini. am infiintat 81 un
Birou de Informatiun4 care va da
toate informatiunile 81 va face in
lesnifi in orr ee privinta dorito-
rilor de a merge acasa. La cerc-
re va vom da informatiuni de da-
ia plecarii vapoarelor, prin ce
porturi trccc, cite zile face, ce
marine are, etc, direct la Con-
stanta orr unde merge.
Daca voiti a nu cadea in. mi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
DIN FUCA CONDfIULUi.

Ziarele din tara anunta cd BAN
chcrul Frenkel din Bucurcsti per
zind averca la carti STA Sburat
creerii. Probabil cd avcrea II a
fost numai a lui 81 bietul om 2a
temea de incurcaturi. - 'Pc al"l
banchcrii. sunt mai practlci; III
casuri similare. Spala putina.
Sc zice eli generalul Ludcn-
dorff facut o avcre de S0),OOo.
600 Gu publicarea memorlllor sd
lie: DE ce fost infrinta armata
-permana 2" - Dare cite mllloanc
ar fl cistigat daca ar fl avat pre-
Ileinl sd publice: DE ce a lnvlns
armata germana p
Ca Rominii II 'au facut mimic IN
razboiul actual. aceasta nu Sc
poate afirma. Dare end Sc va
scrie istoric complecta 81 exac-
"a a razboiului purtat de Romini!
Noi am garanta desfacerca a o
mic de vqAme, char daca ar II
zece dolafi volumul. - &c zlc
istoricii Romini la propuncrea a
ceasta9
Banditii n ar trebui sa Sc ex-
puma la atitea pericole pima end
reuseste sd spargi casa de banl.
Gel mai bun lucru ar fl sd infi-
|inteze o corporate 81 sa faca 0 Ia
brica de zahar.
Ziarele din Cleveland povestesc
de eroismul d-rei Mildred Wiley.
care n a tipat clnd un soarece a
sarit dintr'o gheata Gu care. voia
sa Sc incalte, in poala Ell. = MI
rare. Primul caz.
Zilnic vim cereri pentru Calen.
dare, 81 nu numai vorbe goalc
dar 81 banii pentru. eIe, 81 sprg
marea parere de rau, mai Gu
seama a administratorului ziaru
| lui. care Sc uita la eli Gu jing s
Ofteaza ca trebue sal wire 1napo
in Pile, sd trimn inapoi. Cine stri
ca? Din Iulie am lnceput sd avi
zam, ca cine vrea sa alba calen
dare sd faca comanda. 81 aproa
Pc in fiecarr saptamina. pima Il
inceputul lui Octombrie, publi
cam cite-o notita, 81 putini neal
ascultat. = Asa sd pateasca $
Gu romandl VIRTUE 81 Desfriu''
= Sc va vindc 81 el ca piinea
calda 81 dupa aceia, iarasi re
CRETE.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
Omorlti in ciocnire.

pa amiaza, pc clnd un automo-
bill voia Sa treaca linia tralmvaiu-
lui interurban pe drumul Dixie.
zccc mile nord de Findlay. Ohio.
a fost lovit de tramvaiul Toledo.
Bowling Green, sfaramind auto
mobilul 81 omorind pc eel din ct.
Numele lOr G: Elmer Grosvernor,
%: Don Copus, 26; Harry Shi-
nchart, 10. toti din North Balti-
more.
Autoritatile cred ca automobi.
lul alunecat pc ghiata in mo-
it sal opreasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12

Dupa oate ndicatiunile desnele Europe astazi este
pc nina insas mai bine zs in miine Engltere Fran
fe 81 taei carl astaz puerea mioacele de le hotar
In ordnea de de in dscutie impora daca mariA pu
n faptu ca opoaree mc tot la dscretia or 81 prn
cpiu egata totu exlus ceeace mai crind sau mai m
u TARA Lga tuturor naunilor psile moi conflagra
1luni de razboaie = inca usie sdrobita
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12

ma specialization, 81 a nu fl je-
fuiti. un STAT bun il dam orr CD
rui frate Romin. Q35|1I.}
Pentru orr &c fcl Gle informa-
tiuni adresativa la:
,,RENAULT", HOTEL ROMA
rs Camere, Restaurant)
230-232 w. 36 Str, New York,
N. Y.
Nicolae Topircean, Conductor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
Atlanta popoarelor Baltice.

O telegrama din Londra anunta
Ca reprezentantii guvernelor Es-
tonia, Letvia, Litvania, Polonia,
Ukrania 81 Russia Alba sunt in
conferinta la Depart 81 s'au de-
cIarat i'm favOarea unei conventi-
uni militare 81 politice ca sd
poata apara independents lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
Progromuri, in Russia.

Progromuri in Russia. - An
drei Bonar Law a anuntat-ieri in
Camera Comunelor ca a primit
telegrame in care Use anunta ca
Casacii din eorpul voluntar An
da au organizat un progrom in
suburbia Pcdol. cind bolsevistii
,au parasit Kievnl in Is 81 20 Oc-
|tombrie 81 au ucis mai multe su-
Ite de Evrei. Bonar Law a zis g.
Misiunea englesa care Sc afla a
colo primit ordine sa- faca tot
eel va sta in putinta sa previna
IaSemenea eXceSe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
Radical deportat.

Radlcal depOTtat. = Curtea su
prema a dcclinat competinta lie
interveni in casul lui Alexan-
dru Berkman de a fl dcportat Ia
cererea authorization federale ca
un element primejdios. asa ca
Va Fl deportat Gu eel dintiu prl~
lei. Ora Emma Goldman care a
facut recurs 1mpotriya deporta
rii fOst mai norocoasa. Curtea
La admis un termen de zece zile
in care Sc faca APPEL sentintei ds
ia de judecatorul federal Mayer
sdin New York. Aceasta fiindca
Ora Goldman a declarat ca Gu
toate ca nascuta in Russia a
dcvenit cetateana Americana
prin casatorie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-12
Minerii de .carbuni refuza sd

lucreze. = Minerii de carbuni
din districtul Peroria, H.. in nu-
mar de peste 5000 au respins in
telegerca facuta la Indianapolis
81 refusa sd Sc supuna INSTRUCT
unilor fruntasilor Uniunei sa SO
re,ntoarca La lucru.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
THE BOOK SHELF
By THE BIBLIoPHILE

letters written from the front to his
 family, all breathing the same fortitude,
 the same loyal devotion to duty that be- long to a stanch heart defending great cause. A decided contribution to the record of idealism in our time is the "Es-
 say in Character on John McCrae by Sil Andrew Macphail, in which he gives the keynote of his friend's character in a simple quotation from Colonel McCrae' s
 own words:
 T have never refused any work that
 was given me to do'
 | In all his life, in all his own letters, there is not an unkind comment or tinge | of i'll nature; the nearest approach to it, | in later years, is a bitter indignation against those Canadian patriots whc were patriots merely for bellies sake, the same indigna ton which the heroic
 French soldiers felt toward their own | "embusques.'
 His only oompla int, through his years | Of service, was an occasional sigh al
 the drudgery of sending out accounts | Colonel McCrae was no partisan. He
 was the friend of all and the confidan' | of many. He sought nothing for him. Tself, and by seeking not he found what | he most desired.'
 | It is one of the redeeming features oi | the present time that such characters as that of Colonel McCrae should be made to shine forth before men. He diee | os pneumonia on January &, 191S and ths memorial now before the public presents
 to the readers respectful admiration the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

brilliant at the same time, unless one hap pens to be a stick of Sealing Wax. There's a perfectly good lover of cats
 to whom we might turn for informat on,
 Charles Baudelaire, who wrote Son
 nets" to his "cats'' just as poets have
 renned praises to their 'mistresses' eye brows" But Calico Cats"-they may for all we know house the soul of real cat; therefore, friends, do not treat them rudeiy; one of these human felines may
 be watching you with it's malignant
 beady eyes ever ready to spring; your turn may come next, who knows?
 Ready they are to scratch when you least expect it, because this is their nature, for maybe the vanished ancestor of a Calico Cat" was that oft-heard of, un- speakable animal, the sabre toothed tiger! Our friend Lewis Carroll, in his Hunt l ing of the Shark" talks about Boo 1 jums" and "Jabberwocl1s'' (the flying saurian), so perhaps he might find that 1 the "Calico Cat" is a proving version | of the "Frumious Bandersnatch" with
 the claws that scratch.
 | Let us for the moment sign truce | to paleontology," to quote my beloved
 Mir James Huneker, who says, flor the
 nonce assuming that the cat in question
 stands for the tutelar Totem of criti- | cism!"
 There we have it: the riddle is solved. 1 "Calico Cats;" Critics; those who criti- cize Especially adversely), those who
 4l,.z s1,1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
"IN FLANDERS FIELD"

TIN FLANDERS FIELD By John McCrae. With an Essay in Character by Sir Alexander Mac phail) G. P. Putnams Sons. publish CTS New York city.
 Among the few great poems of the war-poems that have already pasesd into the public consciousness and are already quoted without reference to the author, so well are they known-is Tn Flanders Fields" It was written by Dr. Jchn McCrae, physician, soldier and poet, who died in France a lieutenant colonel with the Canadian forces.
 After it's first appearance in Punch. 1915, the poem was circulated by friends, passing from hand to hand in written copies and finding it's way into news papers Personally the present reviewer received no less than seven copies of the poem and used one of them in the Pub- lie Ledger This, however, proved slight ly inaccurate and another copy was sent by Dr. Thomas McCrae, the brother of the poet which he had taken from an original copy.
 The present volume, therefore, will be gratefully received my many admirers oi the poem These are bound within the same cover with other poems of distinct merit, one of which, "The Anxious Bead" was published in the Spectator in 1917. and .The Unconquered Dead, which appeared in the University Maga- zine in 1906.
 Irdeed Dr. McCrae's literary contribu- lions to magazines go back to 1894, wher he published in Varsity "The Hope ol My Heart
 The volume also contains number oi