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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
PLANNED MILlERAk
AND POINCARF. DEATHS
ICY tIri,ed News.

PARlS July ~ 4 confes-ios Ghat
he mad Intended 20 assaS.inste both
fresidnnt Millersrd and Premi o.
rotncAre on Rastil'e Dav was made
b. GusisVr Bouve;. the young an
archist whsn questioned by th-
magistrate Monday. Bowel. nil.
"a King The chief Of rolice FOR Miller
and. bred three shots. al! OF which
missad.
went :" he review tuiiy intend =
ing I" a'Fasainate both Milierand nd
PoiNc1re, RoHvet said y believed
rhcy we've both IN the same carr,au.
- was my mistake 6r,nr a, IN .
prefec, ~ police Rouvet ref,s.d n
explain rho reason for his act. prom
i6ins like R'ueheard I.andr,, "a
"eiucidaie later Rouvet'. a,torn.y
- demanding medicai and mental
xamination Of his client
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
MESOPOTAMIA WELLS
SUBJECT OF TREATY

LONDON July u. An Anglican
""'csr treaty. according citizens Of
~. United Sts'es complete equality
- opnoriuni'N ~ Brush inundated
territories. and especially In III.
Nesoput, oil heids is being ne
r"tiated here. b, mas been learned
rhe nevoti~ tons. which are prac-
l'cSliv .et'.- except FOR few de >
'-iis, hs"" been going IN for two
weeks between .'ns Ear NJ Baifour.
" IN - acting Foreign Secretary dur
INC rh+ nin.ss ~ lord 'urzon and
Gorge Harvey. rne American am
haSsacor
The sere~m.ni is believed mere TO
l.. assured % ratification So tar as
nciand and the United states are
concerned. but ~ must Also receive
me appr"va NJ me league OF ma
tions council before becoming ct
trctive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
NORFOLK PLANS TO STAGE
GIGANTIC WATER PAGEANT
Carnival Discussed by Representatives of All Civic and
Commercial Organizations Of Seaside Cty-Senti.
ment Favors Project IS 100 600 Estimated Cost

MAJ with the arair welt ssta biish. u
'nd well advertised. II would mcs n
hundreds nf thousands hr dollars Of
new money ~ Norfolk merchants.
hotels and bpsiness mon each year.
Ths conference planned rhs or
Ssnizaton Of commute. represent
lnR all the civic and commercial or
Gan'za'ions ~ the city. to so before
the cry Coupcii al an early dare and
"ack definite propossl thar Pr~ri
DENT Roper viii make to that body.
NJ Davis said ne believed such a
committee could guarantee To rats.
'h- sum Of S5o.hr0, provided The city
government would underwriir a
similar amount
Al me conference today there were
representatives OF The Chamber %
Commerce, CITY COUNCIL Retail Ner-
cha nt- Association. Hotel Men'p A.
s"c'a'ion Rotary. Kiwanis C,viis n
and Lions clubs and numbe- %
h'h"T organize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

S,sh ~ torpid Unusual skin pa,toy.
loss ~ weight. loss Of appetite and
ina bilur 10 slaep restfuily are Ma
lures warnings and You must look
10 Hour digestive system or n. in
danger 81 drifting into some serious
disease
The natural action Of Taniac on
me digestive. stcrNtive sssimils-
'iv" and .iiminRtiv- organs - the
certain sa.fHsuard 10 your health.
and tho never-faiiins foe Of that
awful sired feeling when you ge, OUT
o. bed In the morning. TsnIac has
proved 10 n. the besi and safest
tonic and Sysrem purifier, stimulat-
funct'onine. 50 the blood IL able to
take up fresh building material and
IS 80 vitai'zed rs TO he able TO more
thoroughly eliminate the waste
products which make you feel all
tired out
The cels or ali parts OF rhe body
then receive real healthy nourish-
ment. the shrunken TISSUES are h,Ied
out. the skin regsins ~. glowing rex
ture and he bloom OF health The
eye clears. and with The STRONG and
normal digestion the whole system
rs built mp 20 the poin, where your
hours OF sleep are truly refre.hing
and you get no in the morning feet
'nR ut 40 fddle"
II seems the sheeresi folly for any
one 10 feel ali tired ont in the morn
ing when TanIac affords the bes,
and mos, natural means OF keepins
IN 5000 trim or bringing the System
back 10 iis fun and normal powers
Taniac II sold by ali good drug
giats Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
GETS DIVORCE FROM
FLElSCHMANN'S SON
IRy Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July ii.-Mrs. Gertrude
Eroscius Fleiscbmann was grsnted .
divorce today By Judge Charles Me.
Donald from Harry Fieischmann, son
~ Gustav Fleischmann. the Cincip
"att yeast nufaclurer
she testified her husband Jeff hor
me day after their marriage Feb
ruarT vs. 1870. telling her he wa,
gong I" California TO build a 'lov.
nes' "hers they could live in hap
phess' She has moi seen him
.'hce' she said. Detectives empioy ed
20 trace him followed him to San
Francisco. and then to Lon Angeles
Where the trail was lost
No almony was awarded as, tn. A..
'rndant could not bS reached FOR
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
WARNED TO LEAVE TOWN
BY unknown PERSONS
a tic IN p,ted Dynami,ing Of
Home Follows Refusal
to Go Away.
Vsp'osfves Placed uodep m. Of
Nose' In Front (" Uopse Dn Nveh
Damage IN Window. sud weather
hosrdipE.
'spsc'ai =" rbs rim-s-pi.pa,ch

'Sp-c'ai =" rhs Times
HARRISONRURG. Va .Julv II
perrons unknown 10 both the victim
mo me county authoritte. are let =
'''p Th"mHs Rogers know. in no IN.
'~r'sin manner. ,ha, mis- presence ~
-" '"nK"' ,dHsirad in m. community
a'"un" p'rAer's Ceme,erv seven
nN.. est Of here
rhs nrsr development In m. plot
- tore. the Rogers family out OF
r.i- pres-ni home ~as no,. re-
'-'".d n, NJ Rogers Warning him
q NOV. I, vs. siEned IN. Penn
laird Detective Agency" witch K.
nur,iy nc,ition. The not, ~, turn
- ore' TO ,hs county on,ho-iti~. and
q race N. write, when tn. second
'rd Ia mor. ,.r,hn. development
occurred
Anont ~ "ci"ck ftid.y might IN,
ami. 49, rUdeiy awakened b, A.,
"Anio"'"n Witch xnOok The founda
IONS Of ne house and shattered Al
n" ~'hh"~' being nnard 70, over y
mar mi'- A, Hrsr II ga, though,
that l'snrn,nc had ,rrnot IN. nous.
NAT ~h"U - "a, pointed ont tina, m.
righ' va perfect, clear ,hi. theory
= =. secured
p"n me arri""l 81 d~put, .h.rir-
So '"liowinr morning an inv.stiya.
''"r ~. ,,Ert-d yhich revealed =
>n"i- On an emhar. tn.ni dirtc,iy in
ir"ni ~ the house -h.r. an 81.
rl"'i". hsd been placed under nil.
~ ,'on~s - % 'nrush' tnsr tn,
"'ndn-' -.r. shattered ~ me i'm
pact 81 ~. explosion ~nii- IA.
"-a'htro"1 r'irE was co,y-id-r-b
HaT2S"h "r in- friu2 rocks
Questioning ~ IN. r-tghhor. faI-d
tn bring on any 'hsr h.id xtr.dGe
Ssa'r'' he '.m'i' And most 90 ,h-p
'hr'r my 'huuxht ,hs explosion
'"'.' ~ shotgun How.y., IA.
"''"rs 7''i .rn r.rs@firn ~ on. %, the
''rn'"'f aEtp>.d "a. .uspiciou. %
~. ocin"r' ~oo ~ =. auu. nk.ly ina,
'ho''r2n irvs.,'gstiou viii o.
u~dt OF ihN anau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
% You Get Up il. Morning -
reellnSFit as a FiddleS?n
Success, in Life Often
Times Depends Upon
Starting The Day Right

ITO RorNIE out OF bed feeling
'r-sn -. hsi.v 20 gr--t
ne i''i. "n- prarcIns be
'"rh Won ~i,h n.rrN laugh. ,"ss
hin pp n'gh WIN nrn steady
hand End sctmall, dance ,.tth IN,
very ia, Of lirins,
Then plunge inIo Your ,norn'nr
'un " h.t. your method. dr.s.
"l'r smile OF your iip- and
song IN you, heart, Come Win arm,
ster Z" the hr-skfa., table. eager
fot - ~hoi~aom. fare
And Won spread JOY in yon hous.
J nold and &" forth into the wo-ld
~ 10 hen'" equipped with that
most p"w"rfui ~ all spon.-gr-a'
5000 h.a'th Fo' health Il. ,urei,
yours. and foi' do not need Tanlac
Rur how dir-renr II YOU arts.
nnre'reshet. aching in every fher
unmovtd n, the healthy laughter ~
the household Tn. long cay ahead
All seem :" YOU an eternity prom
isinG no,hins hut misery. aud yoh
lnst hSv. % summon all your viii
power AND rba, l,ttI- energy re-
'nain' TO YOU 70 drag yourself 40.
dr-ss and take your place taitering
w. discouraged Nitho,I spperir- a.
Your breskfsst rsbl. Gloom en-.
shronds Won and casts is d-preSs,ns
pal ahon, your whole family circle.
ana YOU On out 10 the hattI- OF life
a!readS hopelessiS beaten. YOU need
'raniac'
And. Oh how many thousands az
perienc- mis- wreiched state. Far
ana vide the wait is heard from
those who crawl nut Of he'd with the
grhates' enort and wonder II there
- nothing that can bring the health
that viii make them teei "A, 2, a
ndhls' in the morning They need
VsnIao.
|hst ia 'h- matter" WIN are
rhsy 81 tired on, in the morning
The snswer +. simply that their avs
tenn are clog9ed and their blood
poison ed from tho waste substances
that have been stored up htcause
'hs d,sesiiNe and e'irninative organs
have mot performed their proper
I functions. And the reason for all
rhis is that too much hastily eaten
! food has been piled into the stomach
/ When YOU feel yourself getting no
I IN the morning nprefreshed and eS-
nausted look for m. symptom. Of
stomach trouble. such as dizziness
nervousness bad taste In the mouth
and biiiousness. You may be con
sttpated. TOO. and your livor SLUG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
S. 0. S. PICKED UP
FROM MEMPHIS
Solid Carload OF Sweet Dream.
Goes 10 Bcssig- Ellis Drug Co.
Hordcs OF Mosquitoes In Missis.
Sfppi Delta Section.

l. has developed that WHEN mos
auitoe- became troublesome N any
'ocalttN the demand 'or Sweet
Dreamy is instant
LarSe quantities are quickly .old
ny dealers. which fact reveals clearly
that Sweet Dreams - recognized ~
me one standard mosquito. remedy
ny purchaHtng solid carload ",
Sweet Dreams the HessiE- Ellis Drug
20. unouestionably display their fa'th
~ THIS great MOSQUITO remedy.
And now a. for you. ri. con
sumner. do YOU think that YOU would
make mistake II YOU pu' 3bc ~ 2 n
u'"m ia which knen business man
mas lus' put nearly 100000
the greatest mosouito remedy ever
made Sweet Dreams. Never staips
Never fails.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
BIBLE CONFERENCE
Will. OPEN TODAY
sr.". 20 20. r,m..ni-p,,ce

iAEElSr>Bi'ft'1 80. Ii,v 9,
FH"rN'hlrE has b--u pa n readiness.
."' 'h opening ~ ~. MasSan.tts
u'inst Rio's co"ier-uc. rorno-rov
Hr'ordins - statement ssl ,tgn,
l' Re" ~ William 3 Hudsor. n,
-ur'on chairman OF IN. esccm,,v.
""tnr'''e-
~ "on'.r.nc. -'hich +. uni-, ~.
spices ~ me rr-sbyteriar Church.
SID re rcic - Hss-sn.'is Spring,
''rmarif famous summer resort.
iHi ~ lA> 'rom rcr Guny 5Gn
>on' ~. expected . attend dur
tn. N'E "-.N. sessions. psrt ~
Loose s''.uilUs "ill b. iccommo
'-''d 80 me l.-f. hotsl ~hr. ~.
r-". "ti camp
- andu"rinT ealing roc person,
''-' n'-n completed and al of
sessions "i't ~ nod In M.
-Hciur" - = constructed IN an
49, sro". on nh overlooking m.
>frd" sro b., s-rsnEst ,hai
s'r-s thousand r"~~rus NAV Re
seed around ne building WITHIN
N.sr'rs distance NJ me speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
REPORT 300 600 MEN
BAI.LOTING on. STRIKE
LRv A.socIaied Pr,,n.I

CINCINNATI. Jriv I7.--Approri
matriY 200. 90" railroad clerks frAiyb.
7andicrs. statioc and expires. men a..
eNh-r taking strike vot. or a..
expected TO take on. accordine ~
Information ~ headquarters Of n.
Hr"th -rhood ~ Railway and steam
sh,p CLERKS Freight Handlers STA.
ZION and EIpressmen her. today.
Officials refused 10 be uuotad III
Te"tiN % name The roads wh.r. 2
striI" vote - now ia piogrtHs u
~as stated. however nv Grand pr..i.
dent f.. n. Fitzgerald that wherever
the constitutional ma joriiN for a
sfrik" on any road Or system wa-
secured he would grant sanction 70
strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
DISCARD THOSE.
TERRIBLE SICK
HEADACHES

Viotsut. s,ck headaches ara .
eymptom az soma disorder. and In
Nins sAses aut sf tan, tina osuss IL
INSTRUMENTATION. Thi- \, IN &C.
spmulRtioH o. tortaa or bod. po,.-
ers. They roll you they are rhers
BY diAEinsze nausea end palma
TtrHt Of all. you would relieve
ths pain. and rhs Eroatnst mssns
ef oomtlting pain II aspirin. II II.
Not = narcotic drug. out II taken
Slona. Il rery OFTEN atfscts the d.
Sestion
To prarent this. the nav R4nutns
aspirin has ADDED TO Il mild d.
Eestsn that overcomes ths obtec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
SIT, .rr.ch.ner s,rtk..

ericsson. PA. Iuiy More
th-n three score trackmen NJ I'll.
Ptnnhylra MA Railroad. Pit,sbureh
Division STRUCK this morning anout
Z ! ."cloc. The men are under So
perrisor Bentley. employed from Gal
''z'n TO Southport. parade rom
Lily To Gallitzin was neid the mum =
r-r increasing 20 the march pro
Sr+ssed. SiItv-ser~n men in lins
w"rs c"nEted when the men went
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

october term OF the United States
District Court by United Stat.s Com
missioner FleEenheimnr on charge
Of violating the prohibition iaw. the
whisky Was turned over 20 the United
states marshal 10 be held a. cviJ-uce.
The raid was made by prrhi b,,ion
Agent. Shugart, Willis. HanuiSsn and
Durett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
500 0un Tn Piusbursh xLop-.

PITTSBURGH PA. July flap
uroximatelv 500 machin,s,s and
roundhouse man. many Of IN. mem
oars OF the American Federation or
l.dbor. walked our at noon today ~
The Mckses Rocks shops ~ ~.
Pittsburgh and Lake Fri. Railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Special 10 rne rime,.Di,ps7ch

SDrclhi 10 Tne Iins DisDs1ch.
NORFOLK. Va. Lu,y l7.-Tbe nrst
dehnIte steps toward Highnir his.
torical pageant or water carnival for
Norfolk were taken This Afternoon
~ meeting ~ representatives or
practically all rhs civic and CONNER
c's orHanization. ~ the CITY. in tn.
c'"b quarters Of the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Taxing me various discu..ions q,
the meeting today g. guide ,h.
genera impression seem. 70 be.
That 'he carnival wiil cos, a. l.as,
100000 IN. nr., vnar
'hH m. CITY government, should
proVid. o. underwriie 49, I.a., baJt
MS amount the oth"' half 20 n.
rai'-h nv public subscription. o. IN.
vsstnents
That no returns snonit ne, att -a.,
i2b'.oog. - N. celebration ~ prop
e"i" arranged end csrrted out,
Most % the discussion was pre-.
s.nt-d h, Pres,dent of c"rnciI Albert
l.. Roper who nrs1 suggested M.
water carnival idea nor. than a wear
GO. and Rooert u. Davis. who va.
chairman ~ me Norfoia Commits.
~ ne re.." Virginia historical
pag"~nt - Richmond
S~ns,m-~, Fa~ors pi....
M Roper outlined nj, views on
me subject IN much IN. sam. man
ner ." n. proposed more than 2 y.s,
ago 'hs, Council console, az apcro
Dfiation each year 10 provid. for a
par Of th- expense. ~ pnt,in, on
IN annua water carnival IN tn. c,,v
TN. proposal. b. the wav VI. re-.
Ieclef ~ couucii nu1 .inc. tpat nm.
sentiment in fsvo, AZ 80 snn,.l w.t.,
carnival has brown among n.rnnrr.
"f Council and ,n.r. = every ind,
cation tnsi IN. tn,ir. oooy 4. nov
'"ad> q" entertain. some concr.t.
Drrposal
NJ iS'v's shvIcai.d m. raining ~
- las 100000 10 b- spent on In.
c"rntvsl IN. hrs, wear Ne TOLD Of
IN. manr.r tn which the Richmnnd
pAg~sn' VA arranged aud carried
"nt and e1pr.s.d the h.,ief thst a
celebration such ma. been pro.
posed for Norfolk c"uId b. made far
NOR. successful even tnan the Ktch.
rnond psgesni
WE Bri.s thossnnds
Mr.. Davis also Expressed the b.
'i"' ihs7 thO,-S rds ~ oUr-n,- town
p-"pi. c"nln ne brought :" the civ
10, an entire p..k .acn >.., and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Or. As.on c.e,ur. r,o.

i r.. Harris and Villa m Hsrris
roiored. were arrested nv prchib,tjo,
enforcement agent. Yeaterday IN =
raid in Prince George County. snd
eiEht gallons ~ corn whisky were
seized Tho prisoners and !,ouor
we're brought 10 tho city and sr.,
the men were ordered h.Id ~, ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Richmond lose. o., pop.v,,,

tOPEwEi-i. Va Iuiy i7-piay-
'ne rings around m" visitors before
large crowd OF fans Sundav after
noon tho Hopewell baseball r-au de-
ftat.d 'n- Murel asRrrga1ion hv
'hs score Of 10 2. The deciding Tea
trt- of the game pitcniny
81 Jsno-ih NJ HopeweIl who s,ruriS
out twelve men There were nany
.ensstiona' piav>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
Cancel r-.,sh, coptr.c,..

CINCINNATI. OHIO. .Tmiy I7.-No.
t'ces announcing cancellation OF all
contracts for handling freight in
ElGht houses 80 soon az II can
lGa ally he done. were posted through.
o. the Bib Four Railroad system. p
N Eoatin, general manager OF the
His -Four. announced hsre today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

pesred.
Now fer the rNprs. TrHf7LES
LAKE ASPIRIN a.ssres perms rent
relisf By attacking TIE esuss, A
Eertla ifIstive IL incln1sd with ~
sspfrin s~d d'Esetsnt This thor
onEhly clnsnsea the hedy 81. w-vts
sud brtnEs sssnt instant, ahsaluts
relisf.
PhyA'e'sn. raoommend " Nsea uSs
" iataly ssne,y brings t~~edistt
rslisf. Remsmhsr 10 ask Tor TIN
Gl.E's T.ANo AsPIErN with tho
thres points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18

New Summer Shirts. perfect in every
respect. good IA brics. fast color: such
materials az poplin. madras. woven
madras and high count percale. IN
neckbend styles. and coilar-attached
Shirts made OF excellent material i'm
white and pongee color; sizes IA to
H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-18
VIZ Bri.s rhos.nnd..

MI DAVIS sis" expressed the b.
'i"' tha7 thNS,-a rds OF ont r-towr
p-"pi- c"nin ne brought to the CIV
To- eniire p.eh each Nr., ard
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-05-18

prove to be of great value and inter-
est to all parties who have bees and
every beekeeper is expected to at
tend one of these meetings.
An interesting meeting was held at
the Alfred Younggren home near
River Fails on Monday evening, May
1st. Thirty-five farmers gathered
there and brought with them cabbage
seed for the purpose of treating it in
corrosive sublimate for black rot and
black leg. Enough seed was treated
to plant over 125 acres of cabbage and
the cost of treating was only 10 cents.
Mr.. Brann of the Plant Pathology
Department discussed diseases of cab
bage and potatoes. That evening the
potato growers of that community
ordered 100 bushels Of Rural New
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-05-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the kindness and sympa-
thy shown us at the time of our re-
cent bereavement, and to assure our
neighbors and other friends, and l..
N. Nichols Post, G. A. R., the w. R.
C. and the Sons of Veterans, of our
appreciation of the beautiful floral
offerings.
Mrs. David A. Ostrum
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Wertz
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellesley Vannatta
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-05-18
COUNTY AGENT NOTES
H. G. Seyforth
written for last week.

Four bee demonstration meetings
will be held in Pierce county on May
10Th and goth. On May 10Th at Ellis
worth in Mr.. A. Swahn's apairy at
1000 a. m. and at River Falls in Mr..
M. A. Shepard's apairy at 2:30 p. m.
On May goth at Ono in Mr.. Alfred
Martins apairy at 1000 a. m. and at
Spring Valley in Mr.. Theo. Thomp-
sons apiary at 2:30 p. m. Mr.. L. P.
Whitehead, the University extension
apiculturist, and Mr.. e. w. Atkins of
the G. B. Lewis Co. will be the speak
ers of the day. The meetings should
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-05-18
CARD OF THANKS

We hereby desire to offer our sin
cere and heartfelt thanks to all our
neighbors and friends who so kindly
assisted us at the time of our sad
bereavement, the loss of our dear
wife and mother; and especially to
thank those who contributed the many
beautiful flowers; also to thank Rev.
G. 4. Bird for his comforting words.
]. G. West and Family.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

The Revolt of the Oyster" Don
Marquis: Doubleday Paso a Co.
Don Marquis IL human being. n
fellow man n. IL not ashamed
of being versatile. OF doing many
things we'll"
RICHARD LIE GALf.fESNE.
This volume OF abort stories viii
bear added testimony To tho veraatil-
ity and humannczs Of Don Marquis
The quality Of the humor In the-a
stories 10 for tho most part Of thu
gro,esque. genial nature that h char
actsris,ic Of tho author. Underneath
his ringing laughter run. a strain Of
good natured satire on the toiblcn and
idiosyncrasies Of mankind
This volume includes. The Revolt
OF the Oyster '-rhe saddesf Man.
-Accursed Hat" "Roon-y'n Touch
down. -rf We Could Only See" and
several others
-CAsanova's Homecoming Arthur
Schnitxlcr: Thomas seisxer.
Casanova. the most piauant figure
% = piauant century. tbs man Of the
thousand amours and thousand cs-
cspsdes. needs no restoration. In tho
IL volumes Of his Memoirs he has
loft perhap. tho completest. frankest
account that q person has ever writ
ten OF himself. and certainly. as Ar
thur aymons says. tho most vaiu-
able document which we posses on
the society Of the 18th century. A
scholar. an adventurer. perhaps q
cabaiist. busy stirrcr In politics. a
CANISTER. one born for the saircr SEX
a. he tells us. and born also 10 be a
yagnbond: this man who IN remem-
bered now for his written account OF
his own life. was tina, rareat kind OF
autobiographer. ono who did not live
70 write. but wrot. because he had
lived Arthur gchnitxisr has Eons on
with him after the Memoirs stop; he
has completed him IN this novel
The great vienneae reader Of char
acter has given us an imaginative
portrai, Of Casanova a he figures In
ono last imaginary anoroue intrigue
No one but Arthur Schniszicr could
have drawn this subtle portrait Of a
man 81 another period. M the dan
gerous aRe" in n mans life. no ono
but q writer with schnitzier's com
b,nation Of fine oid-world culture. ex-
quisfse. fauisiess artistry. and wizard
like insight into the human psyche.
The 18th century quality has BEEN
preserved In the translation Of the
accomplished translators. Eden and
Cedar Paul.
"samphire." John Cowper Powys;
Thomas Seltzer.
The 20 poems Of "Samphirc- have
In them a haunting and terrible
beauty. It's an tho naked spirit
were suspended over the yawning
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