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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14

Parties desiring to have their cattle
pass the tuberculin test or their hogs
treated for cholera will please notify
DR.. S. NJ. Witherspoon, Weaver Drug
Store. Lake City, S. c., or DR.. w. K.
Lewis, 901 Liberty Bank Building,
Columbia, S. C. All this will be done
for YOU free of charge except the
cost of the serum for treatment OF
hogs. 1t is expected that this be done
if it has not already been done before
you exhibit your stock at the fair. II
you notify me, 1 shall be glad to take
it up with DR.. Witherspoon and have
him spend a day or two with us doing
this work. Just drop US card and
we will do the res.
To all raisers of poultry we will
advise that the premiums offered IN
the premium list are offered for all
pure-bred poultry. 1t was our inten-
ton to put that clause in the premium
list, but somehow it was overlooked.
We want also to advise that a cock
and four hens or a cockeral and four
bullets will be accepted as a pen in
stead of a cock and five hens or a
cockeral and five pullets, as stated in
the premium lists.
A man will be employed by the as
sociation to feed and~ water stock in
cases where the exhibitors do not ar
range for this themselves. 1t is pre-
ferred that each exhibitor be response
BILE for the care of his own stock.
Under the live stock departmnt IN
the premium list, make the following
changes as to mules. Where the Will
liamsburg county ownership for mules
is stated as three years, it should read
three months.
At this meeting every person went
away filled with enthusiasm for the
success of the fair to be held Novem-
Der 9, 10, II, IL. Let's get interested
and get to work. The premium lists
are now out. Write for one and see
what handsome prizes we are offering
this year.
Sincerely yours,
w. H. WEIGH,
Secretary
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14
EXPECTING BIG SLUMP
Purchasing Agents Look For Contln-
uous Drop.

Chicago, Oct. 10.-That there will
be a falling off in prices amounting
in some instances to as much as 5o
per cent, within the next six or seven
months, was the opinion expressed
today by delegates in the convention
of the Purchasing Agents Associa-
ton which opens tomorrow.
"We do not believe there is going to
be any crash or panic" said the vice
chairman of the convention committee.
But all of the hundreds of buyers l
have talked with seem to believe that
the peak in prices has been reached. y
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14

school are allowed in the parade. All
school children will have to pay the
regular admission fees on other days.
Friday, the last day of the fair, we
expect to have a parade exhibit of all
the prize-winning live stock before the
grand stand. Horse-racing and other
amusements will be in evidence as on
other days.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14
DISTRICT CONFER:
ENCE OF WOMEN
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
METHODIST CHURCH NET IN !
OLANTO LAST WEEK

Missionary Society was held in Naz-
ereth Church, Olanto, October6th, and
7th. Opening at 500 o'clock Wednes-
day evening and closing with the af-
ternoon service on the 7th. An all-day
meeting being held on that day.
Miss Ossie Epps District Secretary
presided, assisted by Mrs. w, L. Wait
ex president.
The Wednesday evening services
opened with a qusrtette by voluntary
members of church choir, followed by
the devotional service conducted by
Rev. w. R. Jones pastor at Greelyville.
A very instructive address by Rev. M.
F. Dukes, pastor of Nazereth and DR..
Daniels on missions attracted the
attention of the audiance, from the
days of Indian trails, gliding over the
progress of time up to the present day
stressing forcibly the laying up OF
Heavenly treasures.
A auartette- heard the voice Of
Jesus say" followed by the benediction
concluded the services.
Mrs. L. Wait conducted the devo-
tional services Wednesday morning.
The following adult Missionary So.
cieties were represented:
Kinpstree-Mrs. ]. w. Daniel; Naz-
ereth-Mrs. j.. B. Hubbard; Duncan,
Georgetown-Mrs Fl. ]. Thicker; An
drews-Mrs. D. D. Jones; Lanes--Mrs.
P. C. Shirer; Salters- W. S.
Cooper.
Young Peoples Societies Nazereth
Miss Cora Ham; Kingstree, Mrs. d. +.
Frierson.
The reports from each of these were
gratifying, but much remains to be
done in the unorganized territory. Mrs.
Wait stressed the importance OF the
organized territory helping to orga-
nize the unorganized. Many instruc-
tive talks were made.
Mrs. E. C. Major, the Conference
Superintendent of 'childrea's work, dis
cussed the work of the Juniors and
Baby Divisions, urging the importance
of organizing the latter.
Mrs. D. P. Frierson gave an nstruc-
tive talk on helping direct amuse-
ments of young people.
Mrs. W. l. Herbert, vice president Oh
s. C. Conference, spoke on Mission
study, urging the work be carried
on, and briefly outlining the most use
full books that should be taken up IN
the preparation for service.
In the absence of the social service
speaker, DR.. J. w. Daniel spoke on Soc
ial reform.
Mrs. M. \. Ross being absent, Rev.
w. A. Belts very zealously stressed
the meaning of stewardship.
The afternoon devotional services
were conducted by Mrs. w. J. Herbert.
The negro problem was presented
by Mrs. A. ]. Eaddy, she spoke OF the
sanitary conditions of their homes.
The need of decent homes, the protec-
ton of young negro girls and the need
of a Christian education.
Lanes was chosen as the next meet
ing place of the conference
Before closing the conference y
w. E. Waih conducted an alter prayer
service. Immediately upon rising from
alter, "Blest be the tie that binds"
YES sung and the beneuction was pro-
nounced.
Cablegrams of greetings were sent
to Rev. D. L. Belts and Miss Leila
Epps, missionaries from the district
to Brazil, and a telegram to Mrs.
selden Epps Bryon, deaconess at Rich
mond Va.
Mrs. j. RUSH, Secretary
Miss OSSIE EPPS, Presiding Officer
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14

You cannot buy any better
insurance than l sell. If you ask any-
one who knows, he will tell you that l
have the biggest and best Companies
in America. They are the biggest and
best because they give the best SER
vice. They would not let me represent
them in Kingstree or anywhere else
unless l gave the best service to their
patrons. VIM. w. Boddie, Kingstree,
S. G. L.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14

Why not get in line and follow the
crowd to Baggett's big $4,000 jewelry
sale.-Adv. ::
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14

If you want fine watch at cost, see
Bageett, the jeweler.-Adv.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1920-10-14

Just received-Carload fine horses
and mules.
Williamsburg Live Stock Co.
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aConfinued on page a column
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29
KOZACY DAZA DO NIEPO-
D~LEGLOSCI.

Ekaterynodar, %. stycznia. Co.
poznione.) - SIormowafa sic tn
federacya kozah6w iaka wzieSa
sObie "a eel jasne okreSlenie swe-
go stanowiska wobcc Postep6w
bolszewik6w, kt6rzy zalewaia jul
zicmic kozak6w donskich / zagra-
zaja tcrytoryum hubahskich. Ia
decydowano, re dqzeniem koza--
k6w Jest zabezpieczenie sobie
niepodiegioSci / wobec tego mu-
szs oni walczyG, Ma pierwszem
zaraz zebraniu Rady tel federacyi
bozackiej oSwtadczyf ataman ko-
zak6w kubanskich, re sytuacya
Jest krytyczna i re jezeii Rada O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29

NOWY

Paryz, %. stycznia. - Wczo--
raj popoiudniu nadeszia do Parry
"a odpowicdz rzadu jusoslowian-
skfego ma ultimatum Aliant6w W
kwestyi adryatyckiej. Odpowicdz
- Jest rownoznaczna Z odrDucc-
nicn 7rzez Bclgrad proponowane
go koT:Promisu. Podobno W micj-
see jego proponuja Jugos}awianic
inny kompromis, ulozony w mySI
poprzednich propozycyi Prey,
denta Wilsona. Ton jednak, W
kt0rym utrzymana jest nota, ma
bye pojednawczy i pozostawia o.
twarta droge do dalszej dyskusyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29
UWAGA o ZDROWlU
BacznOSG Lekarze.

Influenza g~rasuje, ale MONA zapo-
biedz jej jeSli ~postepowac sic oedzie
jak nastepuje: 80.
Me brac pokarmu dop6ki jezyk jest
ob}oaony | gdy goraczka mimic l pa
event czuje sic lepiej. Potem dac swle-
lego owocu, pierwszy dZieh rano, W O.
bad | wiecZorem.
Drugiego dnia paint oatmeal rano
| Wieczorem - j cokolwiek oW0cu W
obiad.
Trzeciego dnia rano owoc z oatmeal,
paint maSIanki na obiad l cokol-
wick roso1u z wolowiny i odroOlne
salad wieczorem.
Czwartego dnia rano oatmeal, oWoc
/ toast i szklanke mleka.
Ma obiad odrObine mieSa / cokolWiek
~jarzyn, skibke chleba szklanke nile
ka.
S~oczystej jarzyny i salad odrobine
miesa ma kolacye.
Nastepnego dnia pacyent moze jeSc
stopniowo coraz wiecej, lecz waZac
trzcba ably ME przeiadOwaf zo3qdka.
Gdy pacyent bedze stosOwaG sic do
tego przepisu, mic bedzic n~iebczple-
czeTStwa. .
Zaraz ma pOczQtku, gdy jezyk jest
obfozony, pacyent ma ciezki oddech.
Przedewszystkiem uSmierzyc trzcba
goraczke, | dat ~pacyentowi maple sic
woody, dodawszy dOze Natures LawlaX
kt6re r~Ozluznla ~pacyentowl kiszki.
Wytl0macz %pacyentowi, &c gdy pozy-
wIenie Jest absOrbOwane, trzeba zota.
dek utrzymaC tax ably fu~nkcyOnowaf
nalchycic.
Ably watrOba I ktSzki wolne by1y od
zaslcdziaiel trucizny, wytf0maczyc
trzcba pacyentOwl, &c zatchane | "a
nieCzySzczOne Nszki 81 ~przyczyna cho-
roby.
NaSzym o~bowlazklem Jest ZapObiedz
ChOrObe w ZarOdku.
ObOw9zkicm naSZym wObcc Boga !
ludzi wicdzicc nam trzeha, 1e Natures
Lawlax jest ma s~przedah we wsZyst-
kich Skladach dcpartamcntowych u
WicbuldtS, KlcinS. Oppcnheimcr, Be
ckcr and Ryan ! Lcdcrcr | We wSzyst-
kich a~ptckach.
KaHdy a~ptckarz mOAr dOStat Ma
lures Lawlay 20 Genie %hnrtOwnci.
Irkarzr powinni zalccih abT ich pa
event zaHyl Natures LawlaX dziSai. %
(Og}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29
tarz uni kolejarzy i William
Brace, przewodca gotnik6w.
KR6TKIE

KR6TKIE K~ABLOGRAMY.
Berlin, 90. stycznia. .Lokal
Anzeiger" donosi, re stan mini
|stra Erzbcrgera, kt6ry padl w po-
niedzialek ofiara zamachu, jest
krytyczny.
Haga, 20. stycznia. - Z k6l IL
Irzedowych zaprzeczono tn pogAo-
skom, jakoby Alianci ofiarowal;
Holandyi mardat w Armenii.
Wieden, 20. stycznia. - Pred
stawiciele Austryi prowadzq 70
kowania z Anglia o kredyt w wy
sokoSci biliona koron ma zakupno
surowych materyalow.
,Kair, %. stycznia. - Jaki5 ma
pastnik rzucif bombe pod auto
mobil, ktorym jechaf minister ro-
bot publicznych Ismail Sirri ba-
sza. Wyszedi on Z zamachu ME-
uszkodzony.
Praga, 20. stycznia. - Pred
lozenie w~oJskowe rzqdu Czecho-
slowacyi proponuje utrzymywa--
ME ma stopie pokojowej armii Z
5000 oficer6w | al $40 Aofnierzy.
Rzym, 20. stycznia. Monsi--
gnor John !. McCort, tytularny
.biskup Azotusu i suiragan dye
cezyi filadelfijskiej, zostaf zamia-
'nowany biskupem koadjutorcm Z
prawcm nastepstwa W dyccczyi
Altoony.
Rzym, 90. stycznia. Strajk
kolcjowy we Wloszcch trivia W
dalszym ciqgu. SocyaIistycznc or
CANA obliczajq. zc l2O,CJO kolcja-
rzy znajdujc sic ma straiku.
Madryt, %. stycznia. l. po-
wodu braku tytoniu wybrrhiy tn
z~aburzcnia. W kt6rych policya
musiala kiIkakrotnic intcrwcnio-'
wac.
Paryz, %. stycznia. - Francus-
.cy a~wiatorly utworzyli unie, ktd-
IA wyznaczyIa minimum piacy I
.upracowala iorrnc k~ontrakt6w ola
swoich czionk6w. prczCScm uni
zostal obrany podporuczniit An
tome Marchal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29
PARTYA PIRACY 2ADA PO-
KOTU Z BOLSZEWIKAMI.
Londyn, 20. stycznia. - .

Londyn, 20. Stycznla. - OSm--
nastu wybitnych przcw6dc6w bry
tyjskiej partyi piracy wydaIo ma
nifcst. W kt0rym oSwiadczajq. zc
natychmiastowy i zrpcIny pokoj
Z Rosya sowictow jest rzccz9 ko-
niccznQ. Stwicrdzajq oni, &c mic
pisa sic wcalc ma politycznc j
socyalnc tcoryc, ma kt6rych Rad
sowiet6w sic opicra, ale mimo TO
mic NIGGA usprawicdliwic dalszcSo
przcciq2ania stanu wojny.
Manifest ten podplsali mirdzy
innymi: John Robert Clyncs. by
" kontrolor lywnoSciowy, James
Henry Thomas. gencralny sckrc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29
~1eIegTamy zagTaniczne,
Dokonczenie re strongly l..

tego i udaremnieniem planow Ii
beralow, ktorzy wedle original
nego projektu zamierzali przepro-
wadzic swoj zamach i zawIadnqt
rzadem W sposob pokojowy, bez
rozlewu krwi. Ottawa interwencyi
re strony wojsk japohskich i roz-
brojenia przez ME skioniia zoi-
merry do tego, re wybuch PREY
s~pieszyli ! zaaresztowawszy
swych oficer6w, starali sic utrzy-
mac w zajetym budynku szkoly.
POdczas nocy jednak studenci
Szkoly oficerskiej armii generaia
Kozanowa, kt6rzy sami tylko je-
dni wytrwali ma lojalnem stano
wisku, otoczyli okupowany przez
neutrality-suspicious. gmach i z brza-
skiem dnia zmusili ich karabina-
mi maszynowymi i rewolwerami
10 poddania sic.
Spodziewac sic jednak nalezy,
re wfadze dojda Z buntownikami
do kompromisu. Ottawa pred in
terwencya japohska zdaje sic CO.
raz bardziej jednoczy6 rosyjskie
zywioty we wschodniej Syberyi i
coraz cze5ciej MONA tez tn sly
sec zdanie: ,,Wojna wkrotce sic
skohczy. Niema juz wiecej boise
wik6w - jesteSmy wszyscy tyiko
Rosyanami." Wskutek tego uka-
zuje sig mozliwoSG kompromisu,
a raporty z NIoolska, 60 mil Cd
W3adywostoku, donosza, re VIA
DE oddano tam dobrowolnie W
rece liberalnych ziemstw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29

Reklama Jest podstawa ncznycn
prz]cdsiebiorstw amerykahsklch. wieo
1 przcmyslowiec polSkl dobrze zrohi.
jczeli stale reklamowac bedzie swGj
interes w DZIENNlkU CHICAGO.
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29

dlozy swe decyzye ma 10 chocby
tylko dni, bedzie juz zapozno.
Kozacy dali wyraz swym zycze--
MON, ably pozostat nadal pod
wojskows komenda ~generaia De-
nikina, co jednak wcale ME pre-
saba O ich dalszem stanowisku
politycznem. Do tego Denikin
Iniema prawa sic mieszat.
Zachodzi prawdopodobiehstwo,
lie Denikin ma ten warunek sic ME
zgodzi / broniac sic PREY pomocy
resztek lojalnych wojsk, doczeka
sic podobnego losu, jaki spotka}
Kaledina / KorniNowa.
PoKoJ o z .BOLSZE-
WIKAMI.
Londyn, 90. stycznia. Dope
sza Z Rygi do The Exchange Te-
legraph" donosi, re dzisiaj costa
ME podpisany traktat pokojowy
|pomiedzy Estonia a Rosy9 sowie
tow, ma podstawie kt6rego Esto--
mia, pr6cz uznania swej niepodle-
|g}oSci, ma otrzymat pomoc finan
sowa j ekonomiczna. " szcze-
.g6lnoSci ma ona otrzymat 16 mi
lion6w rubli w zfocie, koncesye
ma btpdowe kolei z Rewia do Mo-
skwy, materially ma budowe tel
kolei i 800 iokomotyw:
ANERYKA A
Helsingfors, 90. stycznia. -
Rad Finlandyi otrzymal list cd
prezydenta Wilsona, w ktorym
ten uznaje konstytucye tego kra-
ju. Pierwszym upelnomocnionym
posiem Stanow Zjednoczonych do
Finlandyi ma zostat pan Aleksan
der R. Magruder, dotychczasowy
.pierwszy Sekretarz amerykansk1ej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29

Podnosi ona jednak, re opraco--
wany przez Aliantow kompronis
Jest paktem tajnym, kt6rego
tekst nigdy ME zosta} Jugosiawii
oficyalnie zakomunikowany i
przedstawiony do zbadania, a
zatem ME mole stanowic podsta-
wy do porozumienia.
NIEBEZPIESZNY SPADEK
KURSU SZTERLINGoW.
Londyn, 20. stycznia. The
Daily Mail" donosi, re kanclcrz
brytyjskiej Izby skarbowej "a
prosi} najwybitniejszych znawcow
miedzynarodowych stosunk6w fl
nansowych ma konferencye W
Przysz}ym tygodniu, celem ONO
vienna z mimi ostatnich fluktua-
cyl ma gieldzie, oraz og6lnej sytua
cyl finansowej. Podobno kanclerz
nosi sic takze z zamiarem zwola-
MIA miedzynarodowej k]onferen-
cyl finansist6w Swiata.
Chodzi o wynalezicnie jakichs
Srodk6w zaradczych w obecnej
alarmujacej sytuacyi ma gieldzie,
gdzie Eauwazyt sic dale ciqgly
spadck kursu wszystkich picnic
dry Z wyj9tkiem amerykailskich.
Ostatnio placono "a funt szterlin-
gov $3.50 i poi centa, czyli mniej
niz kiedykolwiek przedtcm. "
Paryzu placono "a funt szterlin-
gov Al frankow francuskich, a
40 belgijskich, co tenn wiecej de-
moralizowalo gicde. Gaia wog6-
lie sytuacya Jest TAX pod wzgle--
dem ckonomicznym grozna, ze
najwybitniejsi finansiSci brytyj-
scv widza koniecznoSc zaradzcnia
.jcj w jakiS skuteczny sposGb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29

IA Town Of Lake MONA otrzy.
mac ,,nzienrik W nastepujqcych
m:ejscach.
ClCHOWLAZ -
1912 So. Lincoln ulic1
KRUPOWICZ
Ills ". 4o-raa UTICA
M~IELZYNSKI -
liza w. t6-ma utica
STREJSMAN =.
4S09 LOOMS utica
HONDS
Anna III. / Racine ave
LOPACINSKI -
1863 Gross eve
S. ITALIAN -
1912 w. 61-is vi. Sklad raszy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29

DamSK1e 0rganuy L altaSO"e
kOlnierze j garnitury, haftO-
waue i kOrOnka upiekSzOne -
cokOlwiek ZbrudzOne, war
tOSc do SOC, Pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-29
A
Helsingfors. 90. stycznia,

.eSacyi w Madrvcie.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-05
PALLADIUM sIrELEGRAo1

Miss Anne Russell on Renovation Of
Old Furniture" contained many val
liable suggestions. Miss Kate Smelser,
a former teacher of this place, was a
visitor and spoke of interesting days
of the past.
The Rev. Marie Casell and Miss
Pearl Redding will continue in their
revival work at jamestown, Ohio, for
another week Miss Casell's place in
the pulpit here will be filled Sunday
morning by Mrs. 8. Jones, returned
missionary from Cuba, who spent 20
years in the work there. In the even
ing Miss Margaret Parker, of Earl
ham will speak.
MILTON-The Grange will meet
Feb. z, when the following program
will be given: Song No. 20 by the
Grange; music, by the orchestra; reci-
tation, Ina Crawford; paper, Home
Economics" Mrs. Sarver; music, Mrs.
Paul Caldwell and daughter, Eliza.
beth; song, Benton Wissler; talk, us
Success on the Farm Due to Location,
Farm, or Farmer" Carl Caldwell;
song ITS, the Grange; music, by the
orchestra.
The Rev. Hester will preach at the
Methodist church Sunday. The SUBJ
ject of the morning sermon will be
Whatsoever He Saith Unto You Do
IT.. The theme for the evening dis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-05
Indiana News Brevities

NOBLESVILLE-Th Rev. Marcel
lus Walker, 80 years old, civil war
veteran and one Of the best known
ministers in the state, died at the hos
pital here following an unsuccessful
operation.
NDIANAPOLIS-Faili in their
efforts to open the safe in local
store robbers ransacked the place.
getting $4,000 cigarettes, and other ar
ticles. @-.
RUSHvILLE%In keeping down the
number of influenza cases here health
officers discovered one case of small
pox, and steps will be taken at once
to prevent a spread of the disease.
TERRE HAUTE-Forrest M. Wood,
years old, son Of DR.. Frederick Wood
! Kas instantly killed when he was
Sstruck by an automobile driven by
George Shisler. The boy was on his
way to school.
SOUTH BEND-South Bends pres
ent churches have been asked to be-
come members of the local Chamber
of Commerce. 1t is the plan Of the
organization to become more closely
related with the religious activities of
the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-05
Thirty Great Men Of History IN u S Reading Course
The bureau does not

these books. The bureau does not
furnish them,
In writing about this course, please
address the Home Education Division,
Bureau of Education, and refer to it
as the Home Education Division,
Reading Course No. Z, or as Thirty
World Heroes"
Reading Course No. ?.
1. Moses. Exodus and Deuteron-
omy. Modern Readers Bible.
2. Socrates. Dialogues and Dis
courses of Plato. Vol. 2. Socrates.
BY j. T. Forbes.
8. Alexander. Alexander the Great.
By Benjamin Ide Wheeler.
4. julius Caesar. Seven Roman
Statesmen. BY c. w. c. Oman. Life
of julius Caesar. By w. NJ Ramsey.
5. st. Paul. st. Paul the Traveller
and Roman citizen. By w. M. Ram
sey.
6. Marcus Aurelius. Golden Book
of Marcus Aurelius. By F. w. Russell.
Z. ST. Augustine. Confessions. eau.
topography
g. Mohammed Heroes and Hero
Worship. Thomas Carlyle. Moham-
med and His Power. By P. DeLacy
9. Alfred the Great. Story of King
Alfred. BY Walter Besant. Life and
Times of Alfred the Great. BY Charles
Plummer.
10. Joan of Arc. Jeanne Dare. BY
E. M. Wilmot-Buxton. Joan of Arc
By Mark Twain.
H. Dante. Makers of Florence
BY Mrs. Oliphant. Vision of Dante
Alighieri.
-. Michael Angelo. Makers OF
Florence. By Mrs. Oliphant. Michael
Angelo. By Roman ROLAND. Trans
lated by Frederick Street.
10. st. Francis of Assist. Every
body's st. Francis, By Maurice F
Egan., Life of Francis of Assist. BY
Paul Sabatier.
IA. William of Orange, William the
Silent, BY A. M. Mall. Rise Of the
Dutch republic, By Motley.
Is. Calico, Great Astronomers, BY
Sir Robert S. Ball.
16. Shakespeare. Shakespeare, His
Mind and Art. By Edward Dowden
Life of Shakespeare, By w. J. Rolfe.
II. Moliere. Moilere, His Life an6
| Works, By Brander Matthews.
10. Cromwell. Life of Cromwell
By Theodore Roosevelt.
10. Napoleon. History of Napol
con Bonaparte, By ]. G. Lockhart, Ma
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poleon. Warner and Ruler, BY Will
liam O'Connor Morris.
20. Pestalozzo. Pestalozzo, His Life
and Works. BY DeGuimps.
81. Goethe. Life of Giethe, BY
George Henry Lewes.
%. Rousseau. Rousseau and Nat
uralism in Life and Thought. w. H.
Hudson.
%. Darwin. Life and Letters, BY
Francis Darwin.
"a. Scott. More Than Conquerors
BY Ariadne Gilbert. Life of Scott, BY
j. G. Lockhart.
%. Livingstone. More Than Con-
querors. BY Aradine Gilbert. Personal
Life of David Livingstone, By w. Gar
den Blake.
26. Florence Nightingale. Life of
Florence Nightingale. By Sarah A.
Tooley. Life of Florence Nightingale
BY Laura E. Richards.
2. Elizabeth Frye. Story of Eliza
beth Frye. BY Laura.E. Richards.
%. Pasteur. More Than Conquerors
BY Aradne Gilbert. Life of Pasteur,
By Rene Vallery-Radot. Translated
BY R. l.. Devonshire.
20. Tolstoi. Tolstoi, the Man and
His Message. By Edward A. StiGer
"reminiscences, By I1ya Tolstoi.
80. Stevenson. Life of Robert Louis
stevenson. By J. M. Overton. Life of
Robert Louis Stevenson, By Graham
Belfour.
Good Collective Biographies
Heroes and Hero Worship, By Thorn.
, as Carlyle.
Representative Men. BY Emerson.
Heroes and Saints to the End of Mid
die Ages, BY George Hodges.
Saints and Heroes Since the Middle
Ages, By George Hodges.
More Than Conquerors, By Aridne
Gilbert.
Heroes of Today, BY M R. Park
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