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FRENCH LITERATURE QN ENGLLsB

Is The Atheists Mass. BalZac
143 In the Time of the Terror. Balzac
31s Christ in Flanders. Balzac
344 Don Juan. Balzac
237 Poems in Prose. Baudelaire
665 Love Letters. Bernhardt to Sardou
675 Bernhardts Philosophy Of Love
SIS Bernhardts Letters to Berton
314 Short Stories. Alphonse Daudet
Sc Crimes of the Borgias. Dumas
800 Terrorism in France. Dumas
319 Comtesse de Saint-Geran. Dumas
$40 Legend Of Julian. Flaubert
83S Dialogues Of Dead. De Fontenelle
1913 Majesty of Justice. France
219 Human Tragedy. Anatole France
82S Wisdom of the Ages. France
17s One of Cleopatra's Nights. Gautier
23O The Fleece of Gold. Gautier
345 Clarimonde. Gautier
377 Night in Luxembourg. Gourmont
$40 Stories. De Gourmont
Sal Stories. Gourmont
$50 Nights in Paris. Gourmont
27 Last Days of Condemned Man. Hugo
104 Battle of Waterloo. Hugo
379 The King Enjoys Himself. Hugo
81 Pelleas and Melisande. Maeterlinck
221 On Women. Maeterlinck
Love. Maupassant
1919 The Tallow Ball. Maupassant
292 Mademoiselle Fla. Maupassant
8s6 The Piece of String. De Maupassant
Ss7 The Necklace. De Maupassant
90 Tartuffe. Moliere.
1874 The Misanthrope. Moliere
229 Les Precieuses Ridicules. Moliere
500 Nobody Who Apes Nobility. Moliere
81 Love; An Essay. Montaigne
$40 Life of Jesus. Renan
273 Social Contract. Rousseau
28S Chesterfield. Rabelais Sainte- -Beuve
1876 The Marquise. George Sand
564 Volneys Ruins of Empires
Fourteen Lille Essays. Voltaire
2S liberation. Voltaire y.
103 Pocket Theology. Eoltaire
200 Ignorant Philosopher Voltaire
50 Attack on the Mill Zola
S71 Love Letters of Abelard and Heloise
SS8 Memoirs Of Madame de Stael
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251 Midsummer Nights Dream
26s Merchant Of Venice
256 Venus and Adonis
253 King Henry VIII
246 Hamlet 243 Twelfth Night
PAT Macbeth 249 julius Caesar
267 Pericles 264 King Richard III
263 King John 265 King Richard II
255 King Lear $50 Romeo and Juliet
248 Henry v 262 Comedy of Errors
240 The Tempest
242 AS You Like It
245 Measure for Measre
254 Tanning of the Shrew
PAL Merry Wives Of Windsor
257 King Henry w. Part I
25s King Henry w. Park II
25s King Henry VI. Part I
260 King Henry VI. Part II
261 King Henry VI. Part III
6s Shakespeares Sonnets
202 Othello, The Moor of Venice
220 Shakespeares England. Finge-
266 Life of Shakespeare
35e.360 361-362 Shakespeare. vols. Harris
52s Life of Shakespeare. Brandes
SERIES on FARMING /
407 Hints on Farming
430 Poultry for Profit
4S0 Hints on Animal HQSpdnofy
4s4 Hints on Raising Farm Crops
4s6 Hints on Soils and Fertilizers
STEVENSON, ROBERT LOUIS
SO DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
279 Will O. the Mill, and Markheim
o93 Francois Villon, House-breaker
311 A Lodging for the Night
349 An Apology for Idlers
35s Virginibus Puerisque
$40 Father Damien
554 A Chld's Garden Of Verses
658 Walking Tours
OSCAR WILDE
. The Ballad of Reading Jail
Lady Windermere's Fan
So Soul of Man Under Socialism
IS Salome
"a The Importance of Being Earnest
16s The Epigrams of oscar Wilde
$50 The Happy Prince, and Other Tales
313 The Decay of Lying
ais Pen, Pencil and Poison
373 The Truth of Masks
374-375 The Critic Artist. vols.
376 Woman of No Importance
664 Wilde's Letters to Bernhardt
7s6 Panthea, and Other Poems
7s7 The Harlots House
432 Tragic Story of Wilde's Life. Finger
442 Oscar Wilde in Outline. Finger
Sol Recollections of Oscar Wilde
MISCELLANEOUS
$50 CROSSWORD Puzzles for Children
s31 Crossword Puzzle Book
1876 Measles, Diphtheria, etc.
1877 Home Nursing
$50 X X K-Kreed of Klansmen
6s7 U. S. Constitution
7s4 "Patent Medicine" and Public Health
$40 tuberculosis. Grulee, NJ d.
SIS Diabetes. r. NJ. Wilder, N. D.
S93 Five Hundred Riddles
A.1O00 1924 Rep. and Dem. Platforms
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BIOGRAPHY

Life of Johnson. Macaulay
s93 Frederick the Great. Macaulay
SO Brann: Smasher Of Shams
312 Works of Laurence Sterne. Gum
343 Diary of Columbus in 1892
423 Works of Jonathan Swift. Gum
522 Life of Thomas Paine. Gum
523 Life of Franklin. Gum
CTS Life of Haldeman-J Julius
704 Life of Diderot. Gum
705 Charles Lamb and His Friends
76s Life of Thomas Jefferson. Gum
81 Bruno: His Life and Martyrdom
60 Mary, Queen of Scots. Dumas
SO Vindcation of Paine. Ingersoll
123 Life of Madame du Barry. Tichnor
1sS Lie of Jack London. Tichenor
32S Life Of Joan of Arc. Tichenor
12S Life Of Caesar. Wood
lat Cromwell and His Times. Wood
712 Shelley and the Women He Loved
713 Byron and the Women He Loved
71s Great Women of Antiquity. Wood
139 Life of Dante
141 Life of Napoleon. Finger
32S Joseph Addison and His Time
339 Life of Thoreau. Finger
394 Boswells Life of Johnson
395 Autobiography of Cellni
412 Life of Mahomet. Finger
637 Life of Barnum. Finger
565 Magellan and the Pacific Finger
604 Life of Roosevelt. Finger
142 Life of Bismarck. Bowicke
236 Heart Affairs Of Henry VIII
269-270271-272 Contemporary Portraits.
Vols. Frank Harris
S24 Life of Lincoln. Bowers
433 Life of Marat. Gottschalk
43S-439 Memoirs. De Pompadour. 2 vols.
490 Life of NIichelangelo. Brandes
SOC Life of Voltaire. Brandes
BPS Life of Goethe. Brandes
526 Life of Caesar. Brandes
51S Life and Works of Dickens. Swasey
521 Life of John Brown. Gold
610 Life of Martin Luther. Vedder
765 Life of Francis of Asissi. Vedder
s54 Life of Ignatius Loyola
612 Life of Disraeli. Smith
666-667 Sarah Bernhardt. 2 vols. Dorian
$50 Pasteur and His Work. Fishbein
TAT Duse's Love Affair with D'Annunzio.
767 Hauptmann and Sudermann Seibel
752 Life and Works of Walter Scott
500 What the Editors Wife Is Thinking
About. Marcel Haldeman- Julius
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DRAMA

90 The Mikado. Gilbert.
e26 The Anti-Semites. Schnitzler
766 Gallant Cassian. Schnitzler
sos She Stoops to Conquer. Goldsmith
835 The Land of Hearts Desire Yeats
337 Pippa Passes. Browning
371 Jmpedocles on Etna. Arnold
S7S Maid of Orleans. Samuels
3S3 The Creditor. Strndberg
5s4 -Four OneAct Plays. Strindbers
5a6 Embers. Haldeman-Juliu
406 Pierrot of the Minute. Dowson
A62 Everyman. Morality Play
416 God of Vengeance. Asch
539 None Beneath the King. Gorilla
572 The Beggar's Opera. John Gay
ESQ The Pot-Boiler Sinclair
$50 The Second Story Man. Sinclair
Sal The Naturewoman. Sinclair
633 Prince Hagen. Sinclair
619 Doctor FauStus. Marlowe
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LITERATURE

z A Liberal Education. Huxley
II On Walking. Thoreau
IS On Going to Church. Shaw
135 Socialism for Millionaires. Shaw
"a Love Letters of Portuguese Nun
SO Love Letters Of Genius
95 Confessions of an Opium Eater
1T Subjection OF Women. Mill
1874 Lord Chesterfield's Letters
1876 Thoughts Of Nature. Thoreau
225 Condescension in Foreigners. Lowell
2S9 Pepy's Diary
299 Nature Notes. Walt Whitman
305 Machiavelli. Lord Macaulay
367 Essay on Conversation. Quincy
472 Strange Notes of Samuel Butler
4s7 Carlyle's Philosophy of Clothes
613 Travels Of Marco Polo
63s Crime of Poverty. Henry George
$40 The Apostate. Jack London
646 Brazilian Literature. Goldberg
1872 Yiddish Literature. Goldberg
$40 Defense of Cosmetics. Beerbohm
$50 My Brother Paul. Theo. Dresser
661 America and Sex Impulse. Dresser
ZOE Cup p-Bearers Of Wine and Eellebore.
Powys
773 Pictures Of Travel Heine
ITO Talks with Coleridge and Goethe
829 Voltaire. Clarence Darrow
$40 Lies of Civilization. Nordeau.
S81 Areopagitica. John Milton
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JUVENILE

JUVENILE
A Aesop's Fables
81 Rip Van Winkle
156 Andersen's Fairy Tales
1853 Alice in Wonderland
1SS Adventures of Munchausen
391 Dog Of Flanders. Ouida
392 The Nurnberg Stove. Ouida
399-400 Arabian Nights. . vols
4S2 Five Weeks In a Balloon. Verne
4S3 Privateersman. Capt. Marryta
4sb A Noyge to the Moon. Verne
SIG Book of Real Adventure. Finger
53s Robin Hood and His Merry Men
s1s A Book Of Strange Murders
$50 Robinson Crusoe
561 African Jungle Tales
716 Mother Goose
807 African Negro Folk Tales
s36 Bluebeard, Cinderella etc.
IBSEN, HENRIK
16 Ghosts so Pillars of Society
1874 Epigrams 295 Master Builder
302 Wild Duck 354 League of Youth
303 Rosmersholm 1850 Hedda Gabler
353 Dolls House 436 Life Of Ibsen
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IBSEN, HENRIK
LITERARY CRITICISM

10 Shelley: An Essay. Thompson
63 A Defense Of Poetry. Shelley
1os-110 Dante, and Other Waning Classics.
vols. Mordell
223 Swinburne. Quiller-Couch
2S3 Literature and Art. Goethe
o13 Havelock Ellis. Goldberg
All Guide to Cervantes. Goldberg
422 Dante: Aesthetic View. Goldberg
SIG A Guide to Rabelais. Goldberg
$50 Camoens. Goldberg
6l1 II. L. Mencken. Goldberg
S43 George Jean Nathan. Goldberg
431 Scandinavian Literary Stars
434 Significance of Brandes. Moritzen
sos Strindberg: Literary Enigma
sal Guide to Bandes' Main Currents in
10Th Century Literature"
43o One Hundred Best Books. Powys
529 Whitman: Bard Of the West
TIT Revolt in German Drama. Loving
s14 Carl Sandburg. Hansen
S45 Introduction to Chaucer. Markun
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SERIES ON FARMING

407 Hints on Farming
430 Poultry for Profit
4so Hints on Animal Husbandry
4s4 Hints on Raising Farm Crops
4S6 Hints on Soils and Fertilizers
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EMERSON, RALPH WALDO


so Compensation and Friendship
179 Gems from Emerson
423-424-425- 426 Representative Men
542 Essays on Power and Behavior
543 Essays on Experience and Politics
544 Essays on the Poet and Nature
545 Essays Charter and Manners
~-5 Love. Heroism and Prudence
BAT Spiritual Laws and Circles
54S Essays on History and Intellect
SAG Nominalist and Realist
$50 Essays Art and Self Reliance
SOL Essays on Beauty and Worship
552 Essays on Fate and Illusions
b53 Essays Wealth and Culture
S38 A Guide to Emerson
71f Life of Emerson. Wood
ESSAYSACOLLECTION
4s Truth, and Other Essays Bacon
20 Charles Lambs Essays
116 -Four Essays on Sex. Ellis
2S5 Essays. CheSterton
27S Friendship. Thoreau
44S Montaigne and Voltaire. Powys
449 Rousseau and Hugo. Powys
45O DE Mappassant, France. PowyS
]o1 De Gov7mont and Byron. Powys
~ Bronte and Henry James. Powys
AeS Conrad and Wilde. Powys
$50 Misc. Essays. Haldeman-Julius
661 Literary Essays. Haldeman-Julius
634 Honey and Gall. Powys
FICTION
21 Carmen. Prosper Merimee
23 Great Stories of the Sea
% Dreams. Olive Schreiner
3 81 Dream of John Ball VIM Morris
S52 Short Stories William Morris
40 House and Brain. Bulwer Lytton
Al A Christmas Carol. Dickens
b8 Tales From Decameron. Boccaccio
672 Illicit Love. Boccaccio
G7s Tales Of Love and Life. Boccaccio
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,44 Much Ado About Nothing
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Russia's soviet army and navy now numbers 529,999 men of whom 32,0O0 are in the navy.
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INVITES LOCAL
 CITIZENS COME
 ANCHORAGE FAIR
D. H. WILLIAMS, MANAGER WEST ERN FAIR ASSOCIATION, FIX
 TENDS INVITATION
IS PRESENT CHAMBER LUNCH
Urges Necessity of Seward Being Represented With Exhibits at
 Annual Fair at Anchorage

The keynote of D. H. Williams ad- dress before the local Chamber of Commerce yesterday at noon, was to extend an invitation to the citizens of Seward to attend the Western Alaska Second Annual Fair, at An chorage, September IA to 19 inclusive. That the fair stands for the good and advancement of all the Territory and that it is as much Stewards fair as it is Anchorage. He urged the neces- sity of Seward having a good repre- sentation of exhibits, for much favor able publicity and advertising is de- rived therefrom.
 Thus far MT. Williams has been as sured of a mineral exhibit from Nuka Bay, Moose Pass, and other proper ties in this region, a miniature fish exhibit from the Seward hatchery, which will be prepared by H. E. Ells- worth, member of the Territorial Fish Commission and Supt. Starr; and display of oil paintings from Capt. and Mrs. o. A. Johansen's collection He impressed the members of the chamber with the importance of hav-
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ing an agricultural exhibit for after viewing the products raised in this vicinity he was considerably impress ed, stating he had never seen better looking vegetables.
 Lauds Large Attendance In opening his adderss MT. Williams said he felt that he first should con- gratulate the chamber on the large attendance and the marked enthusi- asm. He then spoke of the splendid facilities at Seward as base for sea planes, saying in this respect that Seward excelled Anchorage, but that his town had very good landing field, but owing to the big tides on Cook Inlet, Anchorage was more or less handicapped on the water
 Committees Carrying on Work
 AS president of the Anchorage body he related that this year practically all of the work that comes up before the chamber is accomplished by the various standing committees, which following the conclusion of activities on any particular subject or project report back to the chamber. This system has thus far worked out very gratifying he said.
 Describes Fair Work MT. Williams stated this years fair | budget provided the sum of $7,500 to be expended in preparing the build ings for the fair, in the construction of additional quarters and the regular business of operation. He described in detail the various activities and | exhibits which will take place and l the many innovations made. Refer ing back to the publicity the exhibits
 will receive he informed the gather 1 ing that Merl La Voy, Fox Film pho tographer, who is making Seward his headquarters while engaged on many
 months filming in the Territory, pro poses to visit the fair and shoot a
 number of the exhibits, displays and
 other interesting things connected
 with the exhibition.
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An opera will be produced in Lon don using 12 mechanical pianos, with loud speakers to convey the voices of the singers who will remain out of sight of the audience.
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It is said that recently invented photograph using compressed air for reproducing sounds can be heard for more than a mile.
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A shoe firm in Budapest, Hungary, is facing criminal prosecution for il- legally using the American flag in connection with it's advertising.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

Because it needs the revenue the French government has permitted a monster electrical advertising sign on the Eiffel tower
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

A new fire fighting engine designed especially for use agaianst forest fires can be attached to motorcycle like side car.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

One of the most widely read books in Germany is a new biography of Abraham Lincoln, written by Count MOntgles.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-02

In France all spinsters and bache- lors must pay 10 per cent more tax than married persons, but they believe it is worth the money.
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PAGE SEVEN
THEY UNDERSTOOD

When two Alaskans were picked up in Seattle spooning in Woodland park the copper told them to "mush on!"
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John Morley, who escaped three times from the North Dakota insane asylum the last time was found asleep in a wheelbarrow.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-23
Little Rock Letter

Little Rock, Ark, July 20.-Thirsty
thr0ngs assembled silently, and gazed
lOngingly, upon the spectacle, one day
last week, of several hundred gallons
Of contraband liquor being poured into
the storm sewers, near the court house
by Sheriff Homer Adkins. the nemesis
of the boot-legger and moon sinner.
Prohibition may not prohibit, but con-
scienti0us officers make the violatOrs
Of the law mighty uncomfortable. An
effective warfare is being carried on
by the officers against scOh-laws of
this, as well as almost every county in
the state. The courts are gradually
becoming more rigorous in their en-
fOrcement of the law, and sitter penal
ties are being meted out to its viola
tors. Judge Wade last week, declar-
ed warfare on the hOme-brew artists.
There is an awakening public con
science against the violators of the
18th Amendment and the purchaser is
beginning to be looked upon as a great
er violatOr than the maker or the sell
er, for without the market there could
be no production.
During the last four years, while
Thad. w. Rowden has been Chief En-
forcement Officer Of Arkansas, much
has been done toward the enforcement
of the Prohibition Law He has had
the support of the state and county
officials and the results have been graf
flying in the aggregate. During these
four years his forces have siezed and
destroyed 1907 Illicit stills in actual
operation. These stills averaged 49,
gallons capacity weekly, which means
that if left unmolested the stills in
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-23

little Peterkin. Prof. Scopes will un-
doubtedly be convicted of violating the
Tennessee anti-evolution law and be
assessed a nominal fine which some of
the rabid Darwinians will pay for him.
And the teachers will go right on
teaching evolution and the churches
will go right on teaching the Bible
and fundamentalists will become more
fundamental and the modernists will
become more modern. And that's that.
It may be known or at least remem-
bered that Arkansas narrowly escaped
the publicity which has come to Day
ton through this more or less farcial,
procedure. In the last two or three
sessions of the Arkansas General As
sembly, bills of similar nature have
been introduced in our legislature.
There was one in the last session which
proposed to prohibit the teaching of
evolution of the Darwin type in any
institution in Arkansas, supported by
public taxation. Its advocates were
strong in its support, but they were
outnumbered by those who opposed It
on principle or ridiculed the idea, and
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velOus development of the oil and gas
field is bringing millions to the state.
There is building program in pro
gress in cities and towns that has never
been excelled. rational program of
highway construction is bringing all
sections, however remote, into close
contact. An awakening public CON
science is resulting in marked adj
vance in our educational interests.
But probably one of the greatest
avenues for expression of the new in
dustrial Arkansas is in the undeyelop-
ed field of textile manufactures. Ar
kansas ear never prosper until it has a
sufficient number of mills for the utili-
zatiOn of our cotton product at home,
instead of being compelled to send it
to New England for manufacture, re-
quirinG the payment of heavy freights,
going and coming. before it reaches the
ultimate consumer What North Caro-
lima has done. Arkansas is able to do.
A cotton mill established at Monticello
some years ago has paid in dividends
many times the original capital. The
mill recently established at Pine Bluff
is proving a great success. A group
of Little Rock citizens, imbued with a
desire to realize upon the resources Of
. l. stot In, 4sf IA aiffn
of securing popular subscriptions to a
fund of 100000 with which to estab-
lish a mill in Little Rock. This would
be only the first unit of a textile in
dustry that should soon spread all
over the state. They are meeting with
great success and encouragement and
are hopeful that they will be able, in
the near future, to complete the sub
scription and call the first meeting of
stock holders to proceed with the en-
terprise.
Arkansas refuses TO become greatly
excited over the evolution trial now in
progress at Dayton. Tenn. 1t is gener-
ally looked upon as very effective
publicity stunt for a formerly obscure
village in our neighboring state. It is
an entirely harmless indoor sport for
these hot summer months, and fur
nishes the newspapers with plenty Of
first page material also enables Bryan
and Darrow and Malone, and "A few
Others. and incidentally an obscure
young school teacher, to Keep their
names before the public "But what
good can come Of it at lastY' quoth
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the bill never reached a vote on its
merits. II il not improbable that fur
ther attempts will be made to enact
such a law in Arkansas. The Tennes-
see case is drawing the attention of
the public more and more to the sub
ject matter of our public school curri-
cula. and rumblings are heard here
and there against the advanced teach
ings Of our biologists. As a matter Of
fact evolution, in some form its ex-
tent dependent upon the grade, is being
taught in practically every school in
the state as theory If not as a fact.
People generally are reserving to them
selves the right to interpret these
things as thy please, but we may ex-
pect to see a hard fight in the Arkan-
sas Legislature when it meets in 1927,
especially if the Tennessee Act is up
held which now seems inevitable.
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