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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05

that one thing Is a certainty--a for nal dinner at either the Tutwiier hotel or the Country club.
 President Harding--and, Birming- ham hopes, Mrs. Harding-will be here from 9 o'clock the morning of october 26. until late that night. The President is making the trip eX.. clusively to Birmingham's birthday party, with the exception of a pos sible stop at his home at Marion, Ohio on his return trip, for a days fishing.
 One reason Birmingham is so hope ful that Mrs Harding will accept the Invitation is that about q month ago Sidney J. Bowie wrote Senator Underwood concerning Mrs. Hard ing's coming, and reply through Mir. Underwood said that the Pres dents wife had the matter under advisement but did not know whether she could come or not.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05
TRADE UNION MEETING

The Women's Trade Union league will hold an open meeting Wednes- day night at o'clock at Ben-H Hurr hall. according to the announcement of Mrs. D. s. Litton, president. at which several of the candidates for the city commission have been . in- vited to make short addresses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05
Council Of Women's Clubs LnUites Mrs. Harding To
 Visit City Of Birmingham
Formal Invitation Is Its Way to Washington-Antic- pating Acceptance, Plans for Entertaining First Lady of the Land Are Already Going For
 ward-Answer Expected Next Week
By MIGNoN HALL

Little Miss Birmingham her tptoes awaiting the reply Vtatlon to her birthday party she has just sent
 That the whole d'-Mrs Warren G. Harding
 And until Miss Birmingham hears she I'll be everything
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05

Wise women will "step and Get" the bargains advertised s4edrsssay mOrninE.-Ady.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-05
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15
e.. insomnia

Estamos ante la enorme realidad de
una honda division politica. Els muy
facil apoltronarse en- la Junta Central
desphes de abandonar las faenas como
dass y encantadoras del bufete, para pre-
sentar muy desahogadamente v muy a
gusto en- un rapto de menguado fin
gido coraje, una moci6n, como la que
present6 don Cayetano Coll Cuchi,
sugerida por don Antonio R. Barcel6,
A LAaJUNTA CENTRAL EN- PLENO,
del Partido Union de Puerto Rico.
cuando este Sc hizo, Cayetano COLI
no pens6 en- que habia sido republi-
cano, Y de los mas encarnizados. NO
record6 su historic, Y tampoco recor-
do don Antonio r. Barcel6 cue ases-
taba un rudo golpe, no va Leopol-
do Santiago Carmona, sino tcda su
familia al recuerdo de I'M hombre
que sentia hondos afectos por su So
brino; nj pudo entonces. en- aquella reu
MON de tiranos que Sc lba consul
mar un atropello injusto que solo reci
brian con paciencia sin probesta, los
que estan acostumbrados dar saItos,
unas veces cambiando do posicion po-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15

litica-emulo sobresalientes de los mas
famosos transfugas de la historic pero
que tendrfan la oposicion vlolenta y
eterna, de aquellos que no podrlan nun
ca soportar una injusticia nj patroc1-
mar con ii silencio una cobardc agre-
sion, alevosa siniestra.
votaron favor de que Sc declarara
trader nuestro compueblano, excepto
uno, todos los miembros de Ia Junta.
Central, entire los cuales hemos conta-
do con gran amargura a don Genaro
Cauti1o don Manuel Rivera Ferrer
no por su patriotismo y sus hechos
demostrativos de claras consecuencias
en- sus ideales, que no es asi, sino por-
que siendo amigos intimos de los IA
miliares de Santiago Carmona, y hasta
pariente el Sr. Cautino del calumniado
sr. Carmona, Sc resistirfa q la comedia
y ser instrumento para la consuma-
cion de una vepganza.
La Junta Central de Ia Union ~
en- su session del 30 calumni6 al Lcdo
Leopoldo Santiago Carmona.
Es Ell ser. episodio de la Delicula
(Continda On Ia pagina Sal
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BAYAM0N DE PLA0EMES

En- 81 Immediate puesto dc Baya-
mon hay IN puesto para venta DC
peri6dicos en- uno de los kioskoa de-
u plaza. Es nm sitio ideal y todAa
horas se encontrar6 aIIf Ell NUM-
DO.
Tambi6n se venden csgsrrilIos, ta-
bacOn, dulcea , refrsaeOs. AdxA
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Sc aluuila,

Sc ALQUILA.--Local propio para
oficinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank, San Juan. P. R.
sE ARRIENDA una inca de i90 cuer-
das de paste; casa vivienda; dos case
tas peones; propia para vaqueria. In
formaran F. r. Commercial Corp. Tan
ca y Tetuan, San Juan P. r. 10-2
Sc ALGUII.A un garage, Wilson 81,
tel6fono 113 Rojo. 10-17
Sc DEsEAN, en- santurce On San
Juan, en- familia respectable, dos habi-
taciones bien ventiladas para I'm matri-
monio.-- Buenas referencias, apartadc
1883, San Juan. 9-1E
Sc ALCUILA magniica habitaci0n en-
casa de familia respectable, c6moda, ven
tilada, y amueblada. Un minute de la
Iancha. Uarretera NO. IS, Altos. Cata-
no, P. r. 9-1e
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C.Ompras.

Sc DEsEA COMPRAR un lote de bu-
tacas y una maquina de cinematografo
pirfjase dando deballes y precios Box
1892, San Juan. 9-1E
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no, P.R r

MECANICO dc AUTOMOBILES, americana
hace personalmente trabajo de repala-
clones en- el taller de F. U. Wells y Co
Inc. Trabajo Garantizado. Guardamos
automobiles por $3.50 al mes Stop
Is, Santurce, 1O-2
OPORTUEIDAD paTa persona entendi
da en- Ell negocio de AUTOMOBILES para
tomar el puesto de Assistant Mana
ger'' y comprar parte en- este negocio.
Firma Conocida. Informaran: Apartado
A, Santurce, p. r. 9-15
Sc NECESITA un farmaceutico para
regente de una farmacia en- un pueblo
importante de la isla, buen sueldo Diri
jase por TELEGRAPH a Ell MUNDO. Es
para salir en- seguida.
CHAUFFEUR con buenas referencias
desea colocaci6n con famiIia CAIRO
pdblico.-- Dirijase por escrito a E. P.
clio Ell MUNDO, San Juan. 9-16
JovEN de buena condncta entendidc
en- Ell ramo de Colmado y almac6n, so!
licita colocaci6n. Buenas referencias.
DiriJase por escrito G. G. Ell MUM
DO, san Juan, 0 lame al 2se san
Juan. 29-lg
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15

Rafael CABALLERO:--Agenss Dc
sreeistaB y peri6dicos de Puerts Rieo
de Los Estados UnidOs, Aeeptc
ageneias, prsstando tOda elnBe d.
karantfa. Box l16, Bayam6n, Pusr-
a Rzea AdvA
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vENDEMOs barquillas vases santa
rios para helados, precios reducidos ser
vimos por correo g. o. D. a. La isla
toda claae dc pedidos, sucursal de
Rodriguez Trellas limos. Sol 81, San
Juan, p. z. Telefono 919. 1O-13
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15

BE vENDE negociO dc vulcanizaci6n
dc gowas y tubos. 1sien situado. Infor
maran: -Vulcanizaci6n Ell Mundo. 9--15
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sc vende.
IAGPORTANTE: 81 desea vender Com
prax, AUTOMOBILES, Casa, Solar, Fincas,
sec., visite Ia UsEME SPECIALITY co.
3 San Fraucisco AZ, San Juan, P. r. Tene
mes muchos de todo que vendemos Q
lOS mas bajOs precios. F..
OCAaTON: Tenemos de venta . precios
cad regaladcs. varios AUTOMOBILES usa-
dos, algunos casi nuevOs, magnificas ca
sas On santurce = Puerta de Tierra, da-
mos facilidades para el pago. visitenos
Useme Speciality Co.. San francisco AZ,
20. piso. San Juan. Pc
eE vENDE o ALCUILA: Una casa
gesidenc4a, de concrete, ochocientos me-
tros solar, seis meses construida. Excep
cionalmente fresca y c6moda. Con casa
ssrvici0 y garage independents. Radd-
cada On la Parada 26 liz, Martin Pc
na, Caxretera Borinuuen, telefOno 1897
verde, aDartado 116, santurce. 0-17
RECORDS DOBLES EN- EsPANoL
PARA FON0GRAFOs.-A so centavos
uno.--Cantos UubanOs, Msjicanos, Es-
panoles, stc.-Piezas Bailables. Rum
bas, Guarachss, Danzones, etc. Solici-
- Ia Lista. SERVINGS 6rdenes por CO.
rreo. --"IsBA" Allen 20. BOX 4s6.
san Juan o-2O
vENDENIOs barquillas vases santa
rios para helados, precios reducidos ser
vimos por correo g. 0. D. a. La isla
toda claae dc pedidos, Sucursal de
Rodriguez Trellas Hnos. Sol 81, San
Juan, p. e. Telefono 919. 1O-13
BE VENDE negociO dc vulcanizaci6n
dc gowas y tnbos. Rien situado. Infor
maran; vulcanizaci6u FL Mundo 9--15
BUENA OCASION: Sc vende una bue
ma casa on la parada %, santurce, ca
lie Europa. Informara en- la misma Ca
lie en- La casa No. la VIDA. de Iriar-
g. 1O-8
EN- $4,000 Sc vENDE una tinca situa-
da On el kil6metro 201a de la carre.
terra central, conpuesta de 2s 9I1O de
cuerdas: tiene casa, ranch6n y compile
tamente cercada NTuy cerca de Guayna-
DO, santurce y Catado. Informara f.
Palacio salazar, Cruz 8. San Juan. 9-15s
Sc VEEDE.-- Pequefio chalet acabado
construir. Gallo Tranquilidad, Sur calie
Lola, Eanturce. Informes: Tel. 2S2
azuI, Santirce, Box 81, Puerto dc Tie
ira. 9--22
Sc VEsNDE un inagnffic0 Eo1aR de
2,70O metros cuadrados en- la carrete-
ra al lado del Blanche Kellogg Inst1-
tute. Para mas informes: E. ", Box
800, San Juan, r. r. 100
~~--->S~.o--~,-~>~--,- ~-~y,>,-~~~--,-->~-,~,
VEND0 i'm apartjda de tabaco en- ra-
ma de 100 quiilsales de la nlejor CALI
dad que Sc recolecta en- Isabella. Inror-
mara: Augusta Alfaro, Isabella, P. r.,
Batrio Arenales Baio. 9.-19
TRATAMIENTo eficaz para los NER-
vIos y NEURASTENIA (sin drogas)
Cincuenta Centavos solamente. Gen.
Amusement Co. Box 1877. san Juan,
Ptc. Rico. 1O-12
VENDO una vaca paridl, del
pals, jcven, como de seis cuartillos.
Informarsh calIe Europa 80, San
tlrce. 80
Sc VENDE una partida de made
ra de pichipen de estas medidas IL K
8, IL x 10 v 10 10, dirfjase Lf-
nea Ferrea del Oeste Inc. 9-19.
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BUENA OcAsIolE: Sc verde una bue
ma casa or, la parada %, santurce, ca
lie Europa. Informara en- la misma ca
lie en- La casa No. la VIDA. de Iriar-
e. 10--a
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Sc Ofrece.

H0SPEDAJE para sefioritas bIancas
que deseen estudiar en- la Normal. So
liciten information jose M. Acosta,
Rio Piedras. Casa frente . la Universi-
dad. Box 90. Precios de situaci6n. 0-17
VTDRIERAs MOSTRADOR tenemos on
existencia Gle 16 Y "a pulgadas de an
cho en- 4, 5 y pies de largo. Precios
de fabrica. Diaz Hermanos, Crux 10,
San Juan, p. r. 9-22
CONTABILIDAD Y TRADUCCIONES:
Contador plblico; traducci6n de docu-
mentos. cartas, ETC., del ingl6s al es-
pafol y vice-versa. Honorarios modera-
dos Dirfjase al Apartado sos. San
Juan. 9-29
AGENTES-- ANTPLIACIONES: Escri.
banos, tenemos gran surtido Marcos
importados precios por mayor. Ha-
cemos ampliaciones ahora en- competen-
cia con Chicago. Env1aremos nuestro
catalogo tan pronte este impreso. Plds
uno. Mayagiiez Frame Co. Box 1872
Mayagiiez. T
SENORAS- Sefioritas- Nifias:-- Ri
zamos su Cabello de manera efectiva y
estable, sin tenazas nj rizadores me-
canicos.-- Procedimiento natural g ino-
fensivo. Ell Secreto $1.0O solamente,
Gen. Amusement Co. Box 1877. San
Juan, P. r. 10-12
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gE vENDE o ALCUILA: Una casa
gesidenc.a, de concrete, ochocientos me-
sros solar, seis meses construfda. Excep
cionalmente fresca y c6moda. Con casa
servicio garage independents. Radi-
cadA en- la Parada 26 12, Martin Pc
"a, Carretera Borinuuen, telefOno 1897
verde, aDartado 118, santurCe. O-17
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"CRISTALEs Y ESPEJOS' somos
los duefios en- esta Inca. Representa-
mos a los mayores fabricantes HIRES
TURNER GLASS co. Escribanos a
Dfaz Hermanos, Cruz 10, San Juan
Puerto Rico. 10--13
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EN- $4,000 Sc vENDE una tinca situa-
da en- 81 kil6metro 201a de la carre,
terra central, compuesba de 2S 9I1O de
cuerdas: tiene casa, ranch6n y comple-
tamente cercada. Muy cerca de Guayna-
DO, santurce y Catafo. Informara F.
Palacio salazar, Cruz 8, San Juan. 9-15
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RECORDS DOBLEs EN- EsPANOL
PARA FONoGRAFos.--A SO centavos
uno. -Cantos Uubanos, Msjicanos, Es-
paddles, stc.-Piezas Bailables. Rum
bas, Guarachss, Danzones, ETC. Solici-
70 Ia Lista. SERVINGS 6rdenes por CO.
rreo. --ssIsBA" Allen 20. BOX 4s6.
san Juan o-2O
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OOAaION: Tenemos dc venta 2 preclos
cad regaladcs. varios AUTOMOBILES uss-
dos, algunos casi nuevOs, magniticas ca
sss On santurce = Puerta de Tierra, da-
mos facilidades para el pago. visitenOs
Waeme Speciality Co.. San Francisco AZ,
20. piso. San Juan. P.t
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Sc vEEDE.-- Pequefio chalet acabado
ccnstruir. Gale Tranuuilidad, Sur calie
LOLA, Santurce. Informes: Tel. 2S2
azuI, Santlirce. Box 81, Puerto dc Tie
rra. 9--22
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VEND0 i'm apartSda de tabaco en- ra-
ma de 100 Guinsales de la mejor CALI
dad Que Sc recolecta en- Isabella. Infor-
mara: Augusta Alfaro, Isabella, P. r.,
Rafrio Arehales Bajo. 9-19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15

Sc vEsNDE un magnffco solaf de
2,70O metros cuadrados en- Ia carrete-
ra al lado del Blanche kellogg Insti-
tute. Para mas infOrmes: E. ", Box
$50. San Juan, r. r. 1O-9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15

nPORTANTE: 81 desea vender Com
vrax, AUTOMOBILES, Casa, Solar, Fincas,
etc.,, viSite Ia UsEME SPECIALITY co.
San Fraucisco AZ, San Juan, P. r. Tene
mes muchos de todo que vendemos 2
soS mas bajCs precios. ?.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15

TRATAMIENTO efcaz para los NER-
vIos y NEURAsTENIA (sin drogas)
Cincuenta Centavos solamente. Gen.
Amusement Co. Box 1877. San Juan,
PtO. Rico. 1O-12
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-15

& VENDO una vaca parida, del
pals, jcven, como de seis cuartillos.
Informarsh calle Europa 80, San
tlrce. 9-19
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Sc vENDE una partida de made
ra de pichipen de estas medidas IL x
8, IL x. 10 v 10 x 10, dirijase a LII
nea Ferrea del Oeste Inc. 9-19.
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lying almost at it's back door," The earliest
map showing the region at all was published
in Spain by Ortelius in 1870; in 1916 map
of the New Netherlands in the royal
archives of The Hague it is designated as
"Iroquoisia" On Gov. Parnalls map of the
British colonies of 1875 this area bears the
note: This vast tract of land which is
the Antient Conchsachrage, one of the four
beaver hunting counties of the Six Nations
is not yet surveyed" Vague and indefinite
as is this memorandum. it is evidence that
the existence of the Great Wilderness was
realized.
"The leisurely progress of this work." as
the author refers to it in his preface has
invited leisurely and almost lettering style:
the earliest period in that great stretch OF
nature, unburdened with the complexities of
civilization has beguiled Mr. Donaldson into
lingering over all manner of details and into
gently speculative method Of telling that
history which, indeed was made slowly, like
all the processes of nature. After his nota-
ton. mainly geographical and geographical.
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the Hudson, OF the Indian Pass and of John
Cheney; all these places and persons and
these events. often half legendary, are re-
viewed with an affection that could be felt
by nobody who was not spiritually, at least,
q pioneer in that wild, fascinating country
He writes at some length of Adirondack
Murray and his feelings for these woods:
criticisms of Murray as preacher and citizen
are smoothed away in the sympathetic un-
derstanding Of Murray's submission to the
charm of the wild and his frank forsaking
of all else to rest and marvel in that life
which is seen to be effective in
Annihilating all that's made
To a. green thought in green shade.
The pioneers of Saranac Lake are dis
cussed and DIR. Trudeau receives full atten-
ton and detailed appreciation. The episode
of Robert Louis Stevensons stay at Saranac
is noted at length, but is scarcely more in
teresting than the whole story of how DIR.
Trudeau first came to stay in those noun
tains, and how his own quest of health led
to the establishment and great DEVELOPMENT.
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sideration of her point of view would make
her conduct appear in truer perspective
and therefore less monstrous.
1t has been asked why the English people
as whole do not rise up and demand the
end of the Irish war. The reason Is this:
The alpha and omega of every Enghshmans
belief is the inviolable integrity of the En-
pire; he thinks of England, but his mind
does not see England; it sees the red
patches of British territory splashed large
over the maps of six continents. chain of
British ideals, British justice, British power,
linking up the far flung members of the
greatest commonwealth the world has ever
known, encrcling the globe. To the mind of
the twentieth century Engishman the dis
integration of the Empire would present
much the same vision as the ancients would
have conjured up at the thought of Le-
viathan letting his tail slip out of his mouth.
Paradoxical though it may sound, the
stability Of the empire lies in its inherent
precariousness, and it's weakness is the very
source Of it's strength. Were the members
OF the British federation less loosely bound
to the mother country the whole edifce
woulG have fallen in ruins long since; but
what strength has won strength must hold,
and that is where the present deadlock be-
tween England and Ireland forces the issue
in a problem upon whose solution the very
continuance of the empire may depend The
question of the right of might within the
empire has been put by Ireland, but the
answer will be not for Ireland alone, but Tor
Canada Australia India and South Africa
Consider the thing from the British point OF
view and ask what any other country III
the same dilemma would do.
The Irish war is the denoument OF the
tragedy of the empire, but in the imperfect
,,pities of the political drama the triumph
of poetic Justice is but fortuitous circum-
stance In the present crisis 1t should De
the task of every writer who takes up ms
pen in the cause Of Anglo-American friend
ship to make it clear to the American people
that the English are not by nature butchers
and fratricides, but people whose noble ana
humanitarian purposes are. like those Oh
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Murray present failed
another He believes that Germany Ireland


will Yet If the difficulties are greater the
necessity is greater Also
Secondly and more specifically, the book
aims to show that the present British Gov
ernment is not worthy of trust" and that
Britain is still suffering from debasing,
brutalzing effects of the war--almost a case
of national "shell shock'-and that they
must get back to the standard of veracity, of
consistency of honesty and economy, and of
intellectual competence that we had from
Peel or Lord Salisbury or Gladstone"
Not that this suggests a satisfactory ideal
far from it. 1t will startle some readers
to find that Prof Murray thinks present
British international standards actually
lower than those of the past he indi-
Gates. He continues: II do not say that
is enough 1t is emphatically not enough.
We need in foreign policy and homo policy
a higher standard than we had before, the
standard implied by the League of Nations
in international affairs and the ideal of CO.
operation in domestic affairs"
Concretely, he believes that Lloyd George
and his Government must go before Eng
land can rise out of present widespread
degradation of political conduct He illus
trates this. lowering of morale i'm part from
happenings in Ireland. Things are done
now" he says, "in time of peace, which
would have been inconcevable before 1914
The so-called "reprisals,' the attempt to con-
troll rebellion by competition in crime
are in point He gives some startling ex-
amples; for instance, the statement OF a
British Judge that there were in all l39
cases in which it was proved that the Grim
inal injuries were committed by armed
forces of the Government and only in five
cases were any witnesses exam
ned to justify, deny or explain" 1t Is not
so much the fact that a Government could
be guilty of such things as that public
opinion remains comparatively unruffied.
Nevertheless. he thinks the British people.
as a whole, are better than their representa-
tives. The present House is utterly abnor-
NAL" being a product of war fever and
of other "corruptions of the body polite.
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OF the region and a short memorandum on
Champlain, the author has musing chapter
called Two Centuries of Surmise," in which
he refers to old maps. dips into Beauchamp's
Aboriginal Place Names of New York" and
Brodhead's History" and INDUCES in re-
Elections upon the comparative values of the
works of those early cartographers. The
chapter occupies less than three pages of
his book, but 1t reads as though its compost
ton had been the work of three months or
three years. No more sympathetic chronl-
cler of this great stretch of territory un-
spoiled by modern civilization can be inn
agined.
Succeeding chapters are pleasantly lolter-
ing discussions of the Indian Occupation"
Of Indian Legends and Of Adirondack
Names" He goes exhaustively into the
history and traditions of "McComb's Pur-
chase" of the old Military Tract" of Cos
pei Lots" and Of the famous John Browns
Tract" of Hereschoff. Nat Foster and Otis
Arnold, Of Mount Marcy and the source of
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other nations, apt to be overshadowed some
times by unworthier things, a people fatally
and inextricably enmeshed in the tolls of an
age-old tradition, fulfilling a tragic destiny
and calling the unlocking universe to wit
ness that they who sow the wind reap the
whirlwind
Mr.. Gardiner appeals to the sense of fair
play so deeply rooted in the national char
acter of both countries. For the sake of
what Is best in his book and for the spirit
In which it is written it should be widely
read, for it is by such means as this that
the sentiment of good will is surely, if
slowly, disseminated among the nations.
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at the present time, of the Adirondack Cot
tage Sanatorium. or the personality OF Or.
Trudeau. a few sentences in the authors
description OF his own experience when he
had been sent to the mountains in the bitter
month Of February to see new specialist
in an old disease" are vivid and illuminat
ing AS he lay in bed wondering what this
great doctor would look like:
There came sudden, short rap at the
door which opened 10 admit something long.
lean and lovable that glided noiselessly into
the room, sat down on the edge OF my bed.
and began telling me 1t was below zero in
the sun His movements were rest
less and 1.-the Yet. he brought into
the sickroom nothing but soothing and up
lifting magic. His voice had much to do
with this. 1t was very smooth and low. His
utterance was copious and rapid, but clear
and modulated The words ran from him
like silk unwinding from a spool In
ten minutes he had subtly established kin
ship of fellow suffering between us Z.