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351 Memories of Lincoln. Whitman
39S Irish Folk Songs and Tales
404 In Memoriam. Tennyson
427 Poems of John Keats
4s8 Great Yiddish Poetry
492 Poems of William Morris
sol Poems of Carew, Sucking, Lovelace
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57S Haunted House. Viereck
579 Three Sphinxes. Viereck
701 Poems of Robert Herrick
Sis The Lady of the Lake Scott
618 Poems of William Wordsworth
6e6 Negro Songs. Anthology
644-645 Poem of the Cid. 9 vols.
677 Poems of Blake
719 Poetry of the Southern States
724 Poems of Friedrich HolderIin
739 Verses of Terror and Wonder
74o Poems of Bryant
741 Poems of Whittier
742 Poems of Emerson
743 Great Christian Hymns
744 Poems of Shelley
ia Famous German Poems
$50 The Blessed Damozel Rossetti
781 House of Life. Rossetti
7S5 Ballads of Walter Scott
7sS Perkin Warbeck. Alfred Douglas
7s9 City of the Soul Alfred Douglas
100 Poems of Francois Villon
791 Poems and Ballads Swinburne
7a2 Triumph of Time Swinburne
1913 Ballad of a Nun. Davidson
7s9 The Deserted Village. Goldsmith
$40 Mexican Poetry: Anthology
BAL Italian Poetry: Anthology
S46 Sonnets of a Painter F'icke
S4S Poems About Jesus
849 Poems of oliver w. Holmes
RUSSIAN LITERATURE GIN ENGLIsH)
100 The Red Laugh Andreyev
1o5 Seven Hanged. Andreyev
"a The Kiss. Chekhov
23s 26 Men and a Girl Gorky
3S5 Chelkash. Gorky
3s6 Creatures That Once Were Men.
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3s9 My Fellow Traveller Gorky
IS Tolstoy's Short Stories
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$50 Death of Ivan Ilyitch. Tolstoy
p Tolstoy: His Life. Garnett
SCIENCE
13 Man and His Ancestors. Fenton
- Animals of Ancient Seas. Fenton
27f Animals of Ancient Lands Fenton
2I5 Building of the Earth. Fenton
81 A History of Evolution. Fenton
4l5 The Age Of Mammals Fenton
555 Structure of the Earth. Fenton
566 Ernst Haeckel Youth. Fenton
oe7 Darwin as Naturalist Fenton
568 Darwin and Evolution Fenton
597 Haeckel Evolutionist Fenton
59S Haeckel: Philosopher Naturalist
500 Haeckefs Monistic Philosophy
6s6 Records of Evolution Fenton
694 Evidence for Evolution Fenton
e95 Embryology and Evolution Fenton
71s The Environment of Life Fenton
779 The Fitness of Life Fenton
eo6 The Nature of Science Fenton
Sll Genetics. Fenton
el2 Introduction to Heredity Fenton
e26 Animals of Ancient Lands. Fenton
S27 Life Among Apes Fenton
AZ Origin of Human Race. Schwa1be
~ Lectures on Evolution Haeckel
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16G English as She Is Spoke. Twain
231 Eight Humorous Sketches. Twain
29l The Jumping Frog. Twain
662 Amusing Answers. Twain
663 Journalism in Tennessee. Twain
66S Humorous Fables. Twain
1877 Whistler's Humor
eos Artemus Ward. His Book
3Gs To California and Back. Ward
S69 Artemus Wards Travels
216 Wit of Heinrich Heine. Eliot
ISL Wit of Dickens
T 3S2 Humor of Lincoln
621 Wit of Disraeli
669 Josh Billings Epigrams
GO Josh Billings Comical Lexicon
I'll The Humor of Bill" Nye
751 Wit of Walter Scott
JUVENILE
"A Aesops Fables
81 Rip Van Wrinkle
156 Andersens Fairy Tales
158 Alice in Wonderland
1Ss Adventures of Munchausen
391 Dog of Flanders. Ouida
392 The Nurnberg Stove. Oujda
399-400 Arabian Nights. . vols.
49, Five Weeks in Balloon. Verne
4S3 Privateersman. Capt. Marryat
4s5 A Voyage to the Moon. Verne
SIC Book of Real Adventures. Finger
53S Robin Hood and His Merry Men
S19 A Book of Strange Murders
$50 Robinson Crusoe
661 African Jungle Tales
TIC Mother Goose
S07 African Negro Folk Tales
S36 Bluebeard Cinderella etc
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FICTION

III Carmen. Prosper Merimee
% Great Stories of the Sea
20 Dreams. Olive Schreiner
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MISCELLANEOUS

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1856 Measles Diphtheria. Scarlet Fever.
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6SI L. s. Constitution
794 Patent Medicine" and Public Health
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LITERARY CRITICISM

10 Shelley: An Essay. Thompson
So A Defense Of Poetry. Shelley
109-110 Dante, and Other Waning
Classics. 2 vols. Mordell
223 Swinburne. Quiller-Couch
233 Literature and Art. Goethe
All Guide to Cervantes. Goldberg
422 Dante: Aesthetic View. Goldberg
519 A Guide to Rabelais. Goldberg
$50 Camoens. Goldberg
Gil H. l.. Mencken. Goldberg
S43 George Jean Nathan. Goldberg
431 Literary Stars of Scandinavian
Firmament. Moritzen
434 Significance of Brandes. Moritzen
503 Strindberg: Literary Enigma
531 Guide to Brandes' Main Currents in
18th Century Literature
4S5 One Hundred Best Books. Powys
529 Whitman: Bard of the West
TIT Revolt in German Drama. Loving
8l4 Carl Sandburg. Hansen
S45 Introduction to Chaucer. Markun-~
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SHAKESPEARE

816 Popular Shakespearean Quotations
244 Much Ado About Nothing
PSI Midsummer Nights Dream
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RELIGION

111-112 Words of Jesus. vols.
600 The Essence of the Bible
624 The Gospel of Luke
625 The Gospel of Mark
The Age of Reason. Paine
81 What Is Religion? Tolstoy
G2 Essays on Religion Schopenhauer
574 Christian System. Schopenhauer
81 Medieval Church
169 History of Modern Church
rs The Prince of Peace. Bryan
81 Self-Contradctions of the Bible
101 Thoughts of Pascal
1872 Foundations of Religion Cook
124 Theory of Reincarnation Explained
10 Constantine and Beginnings of Chris
tianity
1874 Primitive Beliefs Tichenor
2O4 Sun Worship and Later Beliefs
207 Olympian Gods. Tichenor
s22 The Buddhist Philosophy OF Life
211 Idea of God in Nature Mill
218 The Essence of the Talmud
428 The Essence of the Koran
224 God: known and Unknown Butler
325 The Essence of Buddhism
421 Yoga Philosophy. Darlington
All The Essence of Confucia nism
ATT Theosophy in Outline. Willis
5O4 Arnold's Literature and Dogma
532 Essays on Jesus. Harvey
533 The Friends of Jesus. Harvey
535 The Fourth Gospel. Archer
593 AS Man Thinketh. Allen
$40 Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
62S Making of the Old Testament
636 The Greatest Thing in the World
637 Pax Vobiscum. Drummond
684 Essence of Judaism. Jung
7o6 The Bible: Should 1t Be in the School
Room?
735 Confessions of Saint Augustine
753 The Essence of Catholicism
1913 Religious Beliefs of African Negroes
POE, EDGAR ALLAN
- Tales of Mystery
1os The Fall of the House of Usher
162 The Murders in the Rue Morgue
1856 How I Wrote THE Raven"
29O The Gold Bug
144 Was Poe Immoral? Whitman
356 An Essay on Poe. Stedman
729 Poe's Marginalia
730 Poe as Literary Critic. Goldberg
731 Critical Excerpts From Poe
POETRY
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
Great English Poems
II Poems of Evolution
73 Walt Whitman's Poems
70 Enoch Arden. Tennyson
Jas Snow-B Bound Pied Piper
152 The kasidah. Burton
164 Michelangelo's Sonnets
173 Vision of Sir Launfal. Lowell
222 The Vampire, etc. Kipling
783 Mandalay, etc. Kipling
795 Gunga Din, etc. kipling
2S1 Lays of Ancient Rome. Mdcaulay
2S2 Rhine Of Ancient Mariner
283 Courtship of Standish. Longfellow
pa Poems of Robert Burns
294 Sonnets from the Portuguese
296 Lyric Love. Browning
297 Poems. Robert Southey
29S Today's Poetry. Anthology
301 Sailor and Cowboy Songs
306 A Shropshire Lad. Housman
317 L'Allegro, etc. Milton
329-330 Dantes Inferno. 2 vols.
GAG Old English Ballads
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FRENCH LITERATURE ON ENGLIsH

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 of Sarah Bernhardt to
Sardou
CTS Bernhardts Philosophy of Love
676 Bernhardt's Letters to Berton
314 Short Stories. Alphonse Daudet
66 Crimes of the Borgias. Dumas
800 Terrorism in France. Dumas
319 Comtesse de Saint -Geran. Dumas
$40 Legend of Julian. Flaubert
s3s Dialogues of Dead De Fontenelle
1913 Majesty of Justice. France
219 Human Tragedy. Anatole France
s2s Wisdom of the Ages. France
17s One of Cleopatra's Nights Gautier
230 The Fleece of Gold. Gautier
345 Clarimonde. Gautier
377 Night in Luxembourg. Gourmont
$40 Stories. De Gourmont
Sal Stories. Gourmont
5s2 Philosophic Nights in Paris. Gour-
mont.
27 Last Days of Condemned Man. Hugo
50 Grafton on Voltaire. Hugo
104 Battle of Waterloo. Hugo
379 The King Enjoys Himself. Hugo
81 Pelleas and Melisande. Maeterlinck
221 On Woman. Maeterlinck
Love. Maupassant
1879 The Tallow Ball. Maupassant
292 Mademoiselle Fifi. Maupassant
80 Tartuffe. Moliere
1874 The Misanthrope. Moliere
229 Les Precieuses Ridicules. Moliere
800 Nobody Who Apes Nobility. Moliere
81 Love: An Essay. Montaigne
$40 Life of Jesus. Renan
273 Social Contract. Rousseau
28S Chesterfield and Rabelais. Sainte-
1856 The Marquise. George Sand
564 Volneys Ruins of Empires
Fourteen Little Essays. Voltaire
% federation. Voltaire
103 Pocket Theology. Voltaire
200 Ignorant Philosopher. Voltaire
S5 Attacks on the Mill. Zola
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LITERATURE

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
IS Confessions of an Opium Eater
1T Subsection of Women. Mill
194 Lord Chesterfield's Letters
1875 Thoughts on Nature. Thoreau
225 Condescension in Foreigners. Lowell
2S9 Pepys' Diary
299 Nature Notes. Walt Whitman
305 Machiavelli. Lord Macaulay
367 Essay on Conversation. Quincy
472 Strange Notes of Samuel Butler
487 Carlyle's Philosophy of Clothes
513 Travels of Marco Polo
63S Crime of Poverty. Henry George
$40 The Apostate. ~Jack London
SAG Brazilian Literature. Goldberg
$40 Defense of Cosmetics. Beerbohm
$50 My Brother Paul. !Theo. Dresser
661 Neurotic America and the Sex
Impulse. Dresser
702 Cup-Bearers of Wine and Hellebore.
Powys
1872 Yiddish Literature. Goldberg
773 Pictures of Travel. Heine
no Talks with Coleridge and Goethe
S29 Voltaire. Clarence Darrow
$40 Lies of Civilization. Nordau
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268 Merchant of Venice
256 Venus and Adonis
253 King Henry VIII
2i2 As You Like 1t
PAS Measure for Measure
254 Tanning Of the Shrew
241 Merry Wives of Windsor
257 King Henry ~. Part !
25S King Henry " Part II
259 King Henry VI Part I.
26G King Henry VI Part II
261 King Henry VI Part III
Sc Shakespeare Sonnets
252 Othello, The Moor of Venice
go Shakespeare s England. FINGER
266 Lille of Shakespeare
359360-361-362 Shakespeare. vols.
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52S Life of Shakespeare. Brandes
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HUMOR

Is Idle Thoughts Idle Fellow. Jerome
20 Let's Laugh. Nasby
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MAXIMS AND EPIGRAMs

35 Maxims of La Rochefoucauld
56 The Wisdom of Ingersoll
SO Epfgrams of Wit and Wickedness
II What Great Men Said About Women
155 Maxims of Napoleon
180 Epfgrams of Bernard Shaw
181 Epigrams of Thoreau
1913 Wit and Wisdom of Lamb
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vorce to Mrs. Mary F.. Rahe from
Charles NJ Rahe, plumber. They
We're married Anril 6, 1916. and have
one child, whose custody is given to
the wife. Alimony of $50 per month is
directed in the decree.
Justice Hoehling has also awarded
separate maintenance to Mrs. Virginia
Woodin, a teacher o. physical culture
in the public schools. from Charles s.
Woodin. Navy Department employe.
The husba nd is ordered to pay $50
per month.
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to public inspection all week, includes
a number of pieces bearing the coat
of arms of Queen Anne and others
of the English court of two and three
hundred years ago-all hall marked
and authenticated.
plates, bowls. tankards and old Geor-
gian jewelry is impressive. Each
piece bears the mark of the silver
smith, the town of its manufacture
and the year, leaving no doubt of its
authenticity.
One-third of the complete collection
is here, one-third on exhibit in De-
troit and the remainder at the Tudor
House Museum at Louisville, Ky.
which Mr. Lemon erected to house
his collections. The collection is be.
ing exhibited here by James Edwin
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RARE SILVER COLLECTION
is ON EXHIBITION HERE
1000 Gems of Ancient Art Were
Gathered Abroad by Brainard
Lemon of Louisville.

Two thousand pieces of handmade
rare silver. products of the skill OF
some of the best silversmiths the
world has known. which constitute
one-third of the famous collection OF
Brainard Lemon of Louisville, Ky.
are on exhibition at the F'rancise, Inc,
1T41 Rhode Island avenue.
The collection which will be open
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NINE NURSES GRADUATED
AT FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL
Diplomas Are Presented in Rankin
Chapel on Howard Univer-
sity Campus.

Nine graduates of the Freedmen
Hospital Training School for Nurses
were awarded diplomas at the annual
commencement in Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel on the Howard Uni
versity campus "Wednesday night. l)r
w. A. c. Hughes delivered the sradu
alton Grafton.
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WOOL NEAR STANDSTILL.

BOSTON, May % SpeciaD.-Broad-
ening of inquiry for wool to be used
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ments vas reported by Summer street
Dealers are slowly attempting to push
prices up. though resistance by buy
ers is strong.
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FIRE ROUTS CUSTOMERS.
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Some little excitement ensued in the
hairdressing department Of Woodward
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Several customers were in the room
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slight.
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cluded invocation by DIR. d. E. Wise
man, pastor of the Church Of Our Re-
deemer; vocal solo by DR.. f. c. Terry,
music by Miss Olive Williams. vocal
solo by Miss Ethel |. Todd and vocal
solo by Mr.. Julian Saylor.
The candidates receiving diplomas
were: Mary Louise Hawkins of Orange,
y. j.; Helen Florine Sims of Cleveland
Ohio; Charlotte May Lykes of Niagara
Falls, n. Y: Almeta Catherine Robin
son. Norristotwn, Pa; Ethel Irene
Todd. Norfolk. Va; Sojurnertruth
Cooper, Chicago, ILL.,; Wahneita John
son, Dayton. Ohio: Wyiodine Mar
guerite Brewer of Cleveland Ohio, and
Ardie Stokes of Petersburgh, Va.
a
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Whitney, first cousin to the owner,
and his wife, The collection was be-
gun in. 1928 by the grandfather of Mr..
Lemon and has beed added to year
by year, Mr.. Whitney said. Mr..
Lemon makes frequent trips to Eng
land and Europe to add to his collec-
ton
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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-10

ent parts Of China have caused the
people to demand the. abolition of the
unequal treaties. The demand was
too strong and too sincere for Tuan
to entirely ignore, but it needed the
Kuomintang manifesto of June 20, de-
handing abolition of unequal treaties
within the shortest period of time to
cause Tuan to issue note to the dip
lomatic corps at Pekin requesting a
revision of the treaties. 1t need not
be pointed out that there is a great
difference between a demand for abo-
lition and request for revision.
The recent defeat of the South
China reactionaries leaves all the
strength and efforts OF the Kuomin-
tang to, be directed towards the abro-
cation Of these obnoxious treaties and
the return of the settlements and con-
cessions granted to foreigners thru
coercion.
Fens Stands for China.
Feng Yu-Hsian is the only one Of
the northern triumvirate who sincere
ly demands the annulment Of the un-
equal treaties and who is prepared,
as he says, to fight to the last against
imperialism.
But on the other hand stands Chang
Tso-lin, openly the tool OF imperialism,
with a well-equipped modernly-
trained army and adequate financial
support from his masters. It would
be highly erroneous to even for a mo-
ment suppose that Chang Tso-lin
will also. support the peoples demand
for abolition. The condition created
by such stand would be the immedi-
ate loss Of his imperialist support
without which any demand made by
him would be Of little value.
The situation in regard TO the an
nulment of the unequal treaties re-
solves itself thus: Chang Tso-Lin with
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-10
The Beginning of the End Sinh.
By Sinbad

an abundance Of imperialist support
against the proposal; the revolution
airy Kuomintang whose sole purpose
is the achieving of the economic and
political independence of China coup
led with the will of the 46O, OOO, 900
Chinese in support Of the proposal.
Battle Has Started. r
The battle has already commenced.
A boycott against all imperialist
products has been declared. Strikes
with an unprecedented number of par
Elephants are carrying on with vigor
and steadfastness of purpose. Ship
ping which is the pulse Of imper-
ialist commerce, is tied up all along
the Chinese coast from vladivostok to
Singapore. The death-knell Of imper-'
ialism has been sounded. This is the
beginning OF the end.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-10-10
What Saklatvala Symbolizes

cept to ask support for the England
that was but is no more:
IF our working folk are pauper-
lied until they lose the will to work,
or If they follow revolutionary lead
ers into the ways Of violence and
destruetion-i do not believe they
Wlll-then indeed we shall see the
passing of England and all that was
good and gracious in its life. Our
Oriental empire will be a flaming
anarchy, in which the weak and i'm
nocent will perish. The world will
lose its strongest rock Of defense
against brutality and tyranny and
the ethics of the Jungle. If we give
way, the outposts Of civilization
will be driven in.
ais such a thing possible? Yes,
in my belief it is possible"
T. L. GARVIN, editor of the Sunday
= Observer, sounds a similar hope
less note:
The Trade Union Congress has
shown strong swing towards Com
munist sentiment. The Stockport
constituency which the unionists
(tories) carried by large majority
at the last election has been hand
ed to the socialists in the by-eIec-
ton. Week by week the number of
unemployed is mounting toward its
old figure of 100000. This means
as nation we are earning less in
proportion to our numbers while in
the mass we are consuming more
than ever s. unless the Baldwin
government, as regards trade and
unemployment, can rise above null
ity or mediocrity, John Bull will re-
sort to the newspapers and declare
a vacant situation.
A MOTHER voice of the ruling class
is that of Sir George Hunter, ship
ping magnate, who three weeks ago
appealed to Premier Baldwin to do
Che did not make any sug-
to avert Impending ruin"
The London Daily Herald, official
organ of the British labor party, in its
every issue furnishes a wealth of evil
dence, not only of the, continuaiSle-
cay of industry in Great Britain but
of the temper of the working class
and the brutal arrogance of the rul-
ers.
ON Sept. IL The Herald published
~ an editorial entitled 'rEmigrate or
Starved" This editorial deals with