; THE SUNDAY OREGONIANY PORTLAND. . SEPTEMBER 19, 1920

picture known as La Belle Ferronlere 1 j are large areas thickly wooded with. was a treasured possesion in the fam- spruce and Ilr, through which flow IS LUCRESIA VINCI'S ily of the Chateaubriands, and was in- rivers which will afford good water CRIVELLI REALLY DA herited by a young woman, a descend- power as well as facilities for float- ant of this noted French family, etc. ing logs. PAINTING OF. "LA BELLE FERONNIERE"? The prohibitive tax of 100 per cent Bonavista bay, on the east coast, is which . the French government has to be the site of the Norwegian com- placed upon art would have prevented pany's mill. Codfishing at present ia Inquiry Is Made Into Imbroglio Involving a Mis-past- Label, the Louvre Gallery in Paris and the Kansas the picture from leaving France, ex- the great industry there. Backward City Art Museum. cept for the fact that the owner 'Err Joseph Haosui from the bay runs a series of well of the portrait became the bride of wooded valleys drained by rivers of an American citizen. good size. (Here Is a proud privilege of Ameri- Kag-ente- At present the only pulp, and paper - Memoirs of the Emprfss by Cotnte ever so slightly is. to laugh in spite of Z citizenship most us pos- can which of &. double-distille- mills in the Island are Jill Mi IIU III sess knowing it!) Fleury. D. Applnon Co., New York one's self. They are d at Grand Falla. without city. Captain is in the interior, where the Anglo-Ne- "Conflicting reports prevail as to amusement. Bairnsfather ioundland Development company the final destination of "La Belle Comte Fleury, whose father was a a Scotchman and began his drawings general and ambassador in the second merely for the amusement q his com- some years ago established an exten- Ferroniere," '. it continues!. "It was North-clif- fe French (empire of the Napoleonic rade in the or in trenches. sive plant which supplies the first reported that the picture was to dynasty occupied an shacks the papers in England with most of be installed in the new museum of and who intimate Then the drawings were sent for the paper. at Kansas City. This report has positron In the court life of that comtort and entertainment of the their Before the war capital- art period., kindly-writte- n, ists were negotiating for other sim- been denied from Kansas City; and is the author of these home folks, and soon the pictures projects. . dispatch able and voluminous memoirs gradually surely won world-wid- e ilar according to another from but Now that the survivors of New- - the west, , the painting has been ac- of the late Eugenie of fame. The two soldier actors whose the ,v. France. V celebrity foundland regiment are at home quired by a wealthy oil magnate of sayings have won such in ap- m ; spent again and the supply of labor Tulsa. Okla." It is evident that our author Cue Bairnsfather series are "Old Bill" some years, in the selection of mate- pears satisfactory, the world-wid- e de- Mystery is admitted. and "Bert." mand paper new f "There is a veil of mystery envelop- rial and preparing It for publication. The larger book of the two and the for has stimulated picture'," says syndicated The statements used are compiled most expensive consists of "More efforts. Negotiations are underway i ing this the from private documents and personal Fragments looking toward exploiting large tracui mil- parts information for art lovers and From France," spruce ex- been handed letters of the Empress Eugenie, from and the other smaller book is entitled of on the south coast. The - . x lionaires, "which has conversations of the Emperor III and "Fragments tensive timber holdings of the :f& if down from generation to generation papers Away From France." company, by members of the Chateaubriand from family, letters and of These . Bairnsfather pictures are obtained as family from the time of Napoleon. General Fleury. M. Franceschtnt Pie-tr- i. quite important literary and wrt part of their compensation from the "It appears" (ingenuously) "that Prince Victor Napoleon, and also mementoes of the big war. government for opening up a large there were two paintings with the from family letters, papers and remi- part of the colony with a railway ',1 : " II , and niscences of members of the court of line, aleo'are expected to be utilized title of "La Belle Ferronlere;" empire. The Thread of Flame, by Basil King:. Har for pulp in some the por- the second French per & 1 making the near future. M art historians attribute Much of the historical material Hroa., New ork City. Still another project in contemplation '21 trait in the Louvre to be a likeness may expect va- - found in these two volumes has hith- American readers is the establishment of paper and of Luerezia Crivelli, who was a. favo- ipus now rite of Ludovio, called II Morro. the erto been carefully hidden, and now stories of this description pulp mills, sawmills and veneer mills yongest son of great Francesco sees light in proper form. The biog- hat our part in the .recent big war for the manufacture of birch into the raphy is important one of the most seems to be completed. and barrels, St. Georges, on Sforza. who was a noted patron of art won boxes at and literature. Other authorities de-- J notable of the busy season, and its The Thread of Flame" shows the west coast. Clare that it is a portrait of "La Belle appearance fills a public dernand- It it derful imagination and mastery in The company promoting the St. Ferroniere." a. favorite of Francis throws the limelight on many in- delineating emotional stress. The eorges enterprise is composed of trigues and plots .of a nearly-forgotte- n Weiner Agency, tory reflects the adventures of a and American capitalists who I., King of France. Who can say which Limited. shell-shocke- ritish opinion is correct?' age, and makes curious reading The late Rugeale of d soldier, an American control 1500 square miles of timber- - in these days of open diplomacy and oung man, who awakens out of what and in that vicinity and 1000 square. "Who could muddy the waters more democracy. France, the subject of a new appears pro- ingenuously? of course, there were In all, the two volumes biography. to be sleep in a steamer iles bordering on Grand lake, the two paintings which carried the title, contain 1034 pages. ceeding across the Atlantic ocean argest body of water in the colony. at different times, of the Belle Fer- Volume I contains these chapters: rom France to this country, and he The upper end of the lake has direct roniere these two of the Louvre gal- Family. Childhood and Marriage; The finds himself hailed as Jasper Ixames rail connection with St. Georges. 160b. Coup d'Etat; Princess Mathilde; Birth womanhood, and of the reckless kind of Boston. He accepts the fact, but Several years apro the manager ot lery. No. 1600 and But what has Joan Joy name is is puzzled that to do with Tulsa, Oklahoma? and Christening of the Prince Impe Miss Delamere later to be hailed as Billy he Grand Falls mills testified at a "When art historians disagree, who rial; Youth of the Prince Imperial; the heroine of this bold and daring Harrowby, husband of the wealthy earing by an American commission . shall agree? (Ah. non!) Other critics Prince Imperial's "Baptism of Fire" novel. Violet Harrowby of Boston. Washington that paper could be J.ouP-1-e- - Death of the Prince Imperial; Impe Aan is pictured as a girl and young The man with the two names next manufactured S7 a ton cheaper Ifis B&zl7z. &r?or iSncfrJ- state that the picture of La Belle woman about Ferroniere in the Louvre does not rial and Royal Visits; German and .of extraordinary fascination finds that he is called rogan. He Newfoundland than in the United represent the work of the distinguish- Russian Royal Visitors; Some Official for the opposite sex. In childhood her engages In strange adventures, espe tates. Paper ir.on say that the) ed Leonardo himself, but is the skil- Journeys; Visits to Germany and relatives called her "Saintie," no cially matrimonial ones. The reader margin at presen larger. BY was 4, a pupil, copied, perhaps, Egypt: Court Life During the Second doubt after St. Joan of Arc. Joan feel3 so much interest in the hero STERLING HEILIG. the title La Belle Ferronniere for of July they make no beans of the ful work of Empire; Offi- likes to give opinions freely pic- . over a lost original of the master. Court Entertainments; her and that he breathes more freely when PARIS Sept. 1. (Special corre- a time transferred from another intention to hand the painting from cial Household; Episodes In the Em she says she hates babies (p. 157). Mr. real " ture, has been identified with the po- for a million or so to a wealthy oil And now we come to an interesting press LAFAYETTE HOME PRAISED spondence. 'La I5clle p'eronniere, rtrait' of Luerezia Crivelli. The at- magnate of Tulsa, Okla. supposition: Is the picture of La Life; Death of Napoleon III; She has various lovers, and after dentity is established. by Leonardo da Vinci, the famous tribution is a mere hypothesis, rest- "The French government vouches," Belle Ferroniere in the Louvre a copy, Recollection and Retrospection.- reaching 30 years of age she makes upon any- I I or painting Volume II: Origin of the Crimean a social misstep. Her social end is hy Famous Frenchmen Send Tributes master of the Florentine school and ing no evidence of kind. quote, "for the authenticity of the or the original, is the War; War; Second Empire not pleasant. The Adorable Dreamer, Elizabeth one of the world's greatest painters, believe the picture to be, as Dr. Friz-zo- ni painting, and appraised the work for now in America the orginal portrait, Italian Kirby. Ueorge H. Doruo. Co., New York to American o, and Italian Unity; Mexican Expedi City. Institution. arrived In New York from France re- considers it. . the work of a sum equal to about $550,000 Ameri- nalnted bv Leonardo?" . can is improbable Ah. non! ah, non! ah, non! as the tion;- Polish Question; Napoleon on NKW YORK. A cable dispatch r- - cently and is destined to grace the whose Madonna of the Casino coin. It not that French Foreign of Track Athletics I by El lory H. With plenty of pleasant conversa Family hangs on the same wall." a genuine Leonardo do Vinci would French say. Relations: Causes Clark. Illustrated. Dufticld & Co., New tion to brighten it, and a plot which eived in New York from France and gallery of an American collector." unto- the War of 1870; Camp at Chalons; city. n Either would have been an command $1,000,000 today if offered Its chief claim to being a Leon- Tragedy; lorn ncludes adventures amongst the Eng official letter arriving at the same So begins the story of a first-cla- ss ward fate for some unknown blame- in the auction mart of New York or ardo is that Leonardo painted a Belle Sedan General Changarnier Mr. Clark was formerly lish leisure class, this novel pictures ime have brought to this country less lady, because Luerezia Crivelli One can imagine a Crivelli. Yet neither and the Second Empire; General amateur champion in ome remarkable tributes from th mystery, published from New York London. the rivalry Ferroniere and Trochn in Paris; Revolution of Sep- American ath a whimsical, clever and temperamen - In the American Sunday papers of was no better than she ought 4o have In bidding for a Mona Lisa or a La of these two (still in Louvre) is letics and he is fully qualified to" write tal English girl named Penelope, who famous Frenchmen, President Des- been. Can these frank eyes be those Belle Kerroniere. many years the of those two in history! tember 4. 1870; Empress Escapes such a book as is. message hanel, Leon Bourgeois, president of July 4 For either Wilhelms-hoh- e; this The writes a book called "Garbage," and last. of an intriguing con- From Paris; Emperor at is marked by common sense and clar starts a mild revolt. he French senate; Henri Bergsoa Negotiations 1870. f "The painting represents a young cerning whom the proud young duch- Peace of ity-o- expression. Its pages are 146. f the French academy. Paul Palnleve, woman of unusual beauty, and is ess, Beatrice d'Este, refused to wear Many authorities are cited for cor- Dr. C. Variot of the Children's hos- - ol Glen of the Much North, hy H. A. Cody said to be one of five easel pictures a vest of woven gold, the gift of her Morrison. Toy Holmin Day. Har- roboration of assertions made as to City. ital of Paris, amons them, regarding per Ceorice H. Doran Co., New lork he-o- es by Leonardo da Vinci known to exist, husband, if Luerezia Crivelli - ever A Brothers. New York city. athletic activities. he preventorium of the French wore a one which, PBMSCOPBJ "All-Wo- ol Like a refreshing breeze on a hith it is example similar the duke THE UTEMRY In Morrison" our author Contents: Historical; Why Track Lafayette memorial fund at the and the first of his art had given her. As for the Belie Ker- has chosen a striking title and has Athletes Are Popular; Bibliography; erto dull forenoon, this novel tells of Lafayette chateau at Chavaniac, the to leave Europe for America," it con- ronniere, she was a tragical dan- the resurrection of Tom Reynolds ome Lafayette, and BY ETHEL R. SAWYER, thing like a sensation a. while ago written a masterful, strong Btudy of Training in General; Track Athletics newspaper of and until recently tinues. "Before the war the paint- gerous one, as a historical fact, with- American civics and politics. Quarter-Mil- e man, and also reflects he property of the descendants for Library Asso- with his "Gay Dombeys" is,, it seems, At the for Boys; Sprinting; The ing 3. 000,000 out entirely knowing it. Director of TrainlnR Class. same so inci- Half-Mil- e daring, romance, love and danger in over a century. pre- - was valued at francs, ciation of Portland. a dangerous rival to H. G. Wells as time, the novel, far as Run; The Run; Dis- much At this and at the present time, experts de- Here is the history of La Belle Ker- dents are concerned, is sometimes tance. Cross Country and the Canadian northwest and particu entorlum little French war orphans ronniere, Ze-va- eleventh-hou- r a human dynamo. He is at present Marathon gold clare that the famous picture by the from Larousse. Michel THE convention trying to complete his great grammar improbable. Running; The One Hundred and arly.the Alaskan fields. nd suffering children of France ar. and their predecessors. She was of the National Association for (some men On the title page we read under Twenty Yards High Hurdles: The beinsr saved from tuberculosis and master who painted 'Mona Lisa,' one the wife of a AT of the Bantu languages "All-Wo- Paris business man. ol Bill I Bradley by th. The old chateau is a of the of the Louvre, is King the Advancement of the Colored have died with less accomplished than the title of Morrison": One Hundred and Twenty Yards Low and Her Inheritance, itself treasures whom Krancis I had put in a was Time, today; place, the United States; Hurdles; Janet D. Wheeler. George Sully &. Co. school for the children of French worth at least twice this sum." beautiful house of her own, opposite People the Spingarn medal this piece of work alone amounts to); The Four Hundred and Forty New York City. eroes, Chan- - Dr". W. E. B. Dubois. This he on new Afri- and. period of action. 24 hours. The Yards Hurdles: The Running Hi with Mrs. William Astor One should say so. London has the famous Hotel Barbette; and it is awarded to is working a novel of name city story Miss Billie Bradley is left an in ler. president of the fund, and Clern- - only one Leonardo painting, "The Ma- courious that this tragic house of medal is presented for the greatest can missionary life and labor; is mak- of the where the is Jump; The Running Broad Jump; The centered is Marion, and the prin- Pole Vault; Sixteen-Poun- d hcritance of an old homestead called rceau honorary president. The vrork donna of the Rocks," in the National hers, still standing, in the present rue by a of African ing elaborate notes for a book on four Putting the ip on through Amerl- - achievement 'man cipal figures in it are: Mor- Shot; Throwing Kixteen-l'oun- d Cherry Corners, the donor being Aunt carried entirely Kallery. Klort-iic- has one. "The Ad- Barbette, is actually, at this moment, year. presen- African mammals, together with lec- Stewart the is nothing descent during the The rison, proprietor of St. Ronan's woolen Hammer; Throwing the Fifty-Si- x Beatrice, recently deceased. Girls and an fund and there like oration of the Magi"; Milan one, "The in the point of either being torn down turing upon this subject to the Afri- boys plenfy t in all France. Supper": Rome one, Je- or bought up. to preserve a tation was made in the name of can society; keenly in mill and mayor of Marion; United Hound Weight; Throwing the. Discus, and of fun figure in this Last the St. it as publish- is interested Stages Senator Carson pretty Throwing safe and healthy novel, which is for The tribute from President Des- - rome panel: and Paris, whose Louvre sacred relic, one might think, by the Major J. E. Spingarn of the active work connected with the league and his and the Javelin. hanel was follows: gallery of business men of Paris. When Leon- ing Harcourt, Brace & Howe, spends some time on daughter Lena, and Governor North. little and growing girls. a? is the richest them all, has firm of of nations; Much Is Mayor The French Heroes Lafayette Me five Vir- ardo came to France as guest of the 3 cere- painting, gardening, peacock breeding, made of the fact that Ktolntion of Crude Spirit, by Mlllelu "The 'Annunciation." "The major being present at the is Juste morial Fund. Inc., has accomplished gin of the Rocks." the "Mona Lisa," French king (where, later, he died, mony. simplified spelling and has enough Morrison of Scotch descent, and in Wllat Publishing Co., Inc.. Buffalo. N. Y The Loodwater Mystery, by Edgar .Tep- - is with his mother he aon. A. an admirable work at the chateau at "The Virgin and Child With St. Anne" and buried in Amboise castle "Souls energy left over to be a splendid conversation talks A learned book of deep philosophy, Allrea Knapr. New lork City. Chavaniac is saving- by its assiduous and "St. Baptist." chapel) he found La Belle Ferron- Dr. Dilbois is the author of already published two broad Scotch or Doric. He was born uness Lord Loudwater, - John the of FolKs," perhaps one of the talker. He has n country, and difficult to understand, the and care numerous French children threat- In the Louvre there are also two niere. whose husband's name was Le Black other noted books besides the "Gay this and therefore his reader patiently and thoughtfully wicked, is found assassinated in ned by tuberculosis and death. Such Leonardo paintings which Leonardo Ferron, so great a personage that most poignant records of the corro- Dombeys," "Mrs. Warren's Daughter" Scotch accent is acquired. takes time to read and study the chair, and ail traces of the murderer people have said that he must have sive acidity of our feeble and inef- Mayor Morrison uses waterpower in 'to work is "worthy of the gratitude of did not paint, or if Leonardo did not prob- in which he follows the history of entire message contained in these 294 seem to have vanished. Out of the France." o, painted her portrait. Le Ferron, on fectual handling of the negro un- his business, he is a believer in paint them somebody else did, or Wa- Vivie Warren, daughter of "the and. pages. plot the author has worked up a sen or Bernardino Luini, or Jacopo his side, did something different. The lem; and of a later book. "Dark speakable Mrs. to whom Ber- the doctrine that waterpower is owned Our author defines crude spirit as sational, well developed English de Paris business man of 1535. in order ter," the production of the past year. Warren" by people not by private da I'ontormo, or Cesare de Sesto, or to revenge nard Shaw introduced us in his much all the and "the living, acting force that supplies tective story. to himself upon the king, Profes- individuals. He has to fight a selfish spiritual magnetic o . i "some best and nearest his manner, "secretly and deliberately him- H. G. Wells and Robert Nichols, the becussed play "Mrs. Warren's the and forces not actually are No. caused sumptuous two-volu- business syndicate that tries to con the body. This is in the ai Husky Men if his." These self to be inoculated with the poison young soldier-poe- t who visited Amer- sion"; and a waterpower own pur material XKW BOOKS RECKIVKD. are 1600 and No. 1605 of the Louvre gal of a malady was ica ago, are reported descriptive and scientific work on trol this for its we breathe, in the' various foods we lery, of are La which mortal at that a few months I poses. He is called "bolshevik and eat and the water we drink." "The Schoolmaster of Hossville." by and both them Belle epoch, in order that his unfaithful as members ot a party ot woriters "The Uganda Protectorate." Helen R. Martin. another live, stirring . Feronniere! a. "soviet," but he does not mend. The message our author gives is a wife might catch it unbeknown and who have gone to Prague to labor The legislature is to be novel by this gifted author, depicting life Eating Salads That is to say. neither of them is pass on. in course, of league of na- William Lyon Phelps, in state about comforting, spiritual one of quiet sat among the Pennsylvania Dutch. (Double- - I you it due to the royal for the welfare the Professor convened, and Mayor Morrison finds isfaction in the sense. He aay, 1'age, (lartlen City. N. the Belle Kerronniere. told at joker." Which happpened. King tions. an article in the New York Evening mental Hoys i.i the beginning here is a first-cla- ss out that wicked legislation relative discusses. with reverence. Jesu "Air Service Over the Atlantic. that Krancis was ten years dying of it Nichols has brought out a new vol- Post, has dealt a yeomanly blow in to waterpower is contemplated The by Charles Amory Beach, a They Are Also Eating Rich Pastry mystery, worthy of the atten- miserably like Le ume of poems and nearing the cause of conservation of hu Christ, and shows that Jesus Christ atirrtng yarn of the sea. describing tion of lovers and newspa- Ferron and La is the the voters distrust the statehouse crowd, was and is the greatest of all spirit and Highly Seasoned Foods alike art Belle Ferronlere htrself; but Le Fer- completion of a play, which is eagerly man intelligence. The fate of our for- destroy plane work in the recent war. For boys. per editors. It is a msytery of the Wells is, course, working ests our power and of and a mob marches to the ual teachers. fuenrge nully & Co.. riew'York) That Call for Stuart's ages; we more or ron did not care, he said it was awaited. of and of water statehouse The American Legion "Swiss Kalry Tales." by William Elliot and are all less on a novel- - our resources is a mat m Dyspepsia Tablets. (T worth it. other natural steps up to keep order, the militia are cruris, distinct novelty In the book the heirs of them mean the ages), Leonardo, new ter for grave consideration, but these The Utile Plajroook. by Katherine Lord. line, consisting of 4 chapters of fairy of well-know- n court painter, ought called, and rioting is threatened Duffield c Co.. New city. or. In the blc palatial restaurants of wife the American to have painted her picture in William Marion Reedy Is dead, For things are as the husk of the prob- ' lork mies swiueruna a treat ror children. the large cities their principal pat those Mayor Morrison acts, calm and t i nns. T. Crowell Co.. ew York.) out-ot-to- just as Mrs. (Captain) Harry J. Hahn, days of- years Reedy's lem compared to its kernel when we It's notable that the six excellen ronace comes rrom the Chatcaubrl-and- s. triumph, perhaps mingled lany "Mirror" has quiet, as peacemaker. He hypnotizes by Irving R. Allen, a smart, aviator, is heiress of the among people knew contemplate fate of the human in- well written plays "contained in th "ou. book or visitors. No lunch counter sand- - with terror. Another portrait of tht stood those who the the adjutant-gener- al of and sensible crisp paragraphs, teach court collection, or is expression of a if present rapid fire of the'state. volume have received the test of ac lng good philosophy, observation and The Belle Kerronniere, you say, has attributed more it the genuine tellect the dv makes him send home his soldiers. (The Cosmopolitan Corp. less to Leonardo, came down to Louis robust, original, discerning individ- structive .inanities and sensations con- gov tual production and have won sue health. Book gone to America with Hahn. You dis- pleads He usurpts the functions of the cess. They have been espe New York.) XV from "the Louis XIV gallery" at uality. Mr. Reedy had a gift for tinues. Mr. Phelps for less fake-telegra- written "When the Blood Burns." by E. W. Savi have read, textually. that "during the & ernor, and by a use of by the time when the celebrated Bailly, covering latent talent and an un- magazine reading and "back to the be cially for production children a moving and passionate love story, wel war the painting was stored with In developing movement. Timeliness and dominates all. The love element schools, and clubs. Th done as a piece of finished fiction describ other in the Louvre for curator of the king's paintings, made selfish interest it book" tween the dictator and Miss Carson settlements art treasures the first methodic and complete cata- Among the "discoveries" attributable snapplness are the deadly wasters in settings and costumes are 'jf th ing Kast Indian life: "Cape Cod and th safekeeping, and afterwards it was and reading. "The word is refreshing. simplest. Old Colony," by Albert Perry Hrlgham. US brought to America by a "relative of logue of the royal collections. Bailly, to him are Edgar Lee Masters this matter of pages, a splendidly written history and re as is pertinently pointed out bv Le- - Fannie Hurst. His particular niche 'snappy' has slain thousands of intel- The plays are: "The Greatest Gift view of the land of Cape Cod. Mrs. Hahn." And here we are all in the literary world stands empty, lects," says Mr. Phelps and then he EiDorter'i Gastter of Forebra Markets. a Christmas play; "Katjen's Garden,' .Mass.. wttn aa Tine illustrations a pleas up again, the Louvre fenestre and Uichtenberger in their compiled by Lloyd R. Morris. The Amer book, ew mixed because great work on the Louvre, always and there seems no one at present relates the story of an enterprising 'June Magic," a little play for th ant gut (t'utnums f.ons. York. was considered so unsafe a place in qualify it. a ican exporter. Jt ion cijy. garden; Dream, "South of Suez." by William Ashley An val- maintained that this other picture. who can to fill publisher who commissioned clever "The Ministers derson. a breezy and graphically wntte a German Invasion that its more him an In this valuable book the reader Thanksgiving fantasy; Day book, years n uable treasures were shipped as iso. lbua, was the portrait of La Belie author to write for interest- meets with a ready reference guide "The Will being an account of several far Kerronniere. But how William Eugene Johnson (better ing life of Jesus Christ for which Shakespeare Went to Kenilworth, wandering and adventuring through Kas couth as Toulouse! But, anyhow, you could even known as Johnson) is at to the imports and exports industries, pageant play: Ko Africa. (Robert M. Mcliride Co., New I Bailly know much about as he felt there was a real demand. After "The Yuletide ) say. she now in America, either the facts, i work-o- "An Encyclopedia of Alco manuscript submitted shipping, bankings, products, climatic a play. York. at Kansas City, Kansas City Junction, facts, by tradition 150 years after the says reading the local conditions of every Christmas miracle "Your Child Today and Tomorrow," b death of all concerned? hol." He It is to be in five the wise publisher said: "No, this and other Sidonle Mauner Oruenberg. with 12 illu or else Tulsa. Okla. A cable from volumes, which will contain "every you me a snappy foreign market. tratlons. a valuable book of education New York New So, who went to America wiUt Cap- won't do; can't write arrange Curly, by Roger focock. Little, Brown & message to the Paris York thing there is to know about booze. 'Lilte of Christ'?" A unique feature of the Co., Boston. - being the second edition of a fo Herald tells: tain Hahn? from the time Adam and Eve did not merit of the work is that all the com Darents concerning the upbringing and be They like the. Not Le Balle Ferronniere, (a) be- 0 A reprint of a really great havior of children. 255 pages ( Lippincott, wiches for them. "What is purported to be one of spoil good apples by making cider, merclal and industrial statistics and welcome fnilHdclpma. entrees. Salads, rich pastry and a. Leon- cause it isn't her, and (b) because As for . timeliness listen to this: con- American cowboy novel that has been cup coffee with rich the five original paintings of until the birth and death of the Bronx s weights and measures have been "The Pembroke Mason Affair." by George of black ardo da Vinci known to exist, and she's here; and not Luerezia Crivelli, cocktail." What a melancholy pleas "Last month I read again Jowett verted Into dollars and into American called by experts especially by the Barton, an absorbing novel, describing cream. This combination is likely the first ever to leave Europe, ar- for exactly the Same reasons. Leon-arB- o ure some of the "irreconcilables" may translation of Thucydides. Leaving out measurements, so that the business Outlook the best cowboy story since baffling mystery around the murder of to overcrowd the stomach, to cause Kin-lan- Virginian."" story lawyer; Boy acidity with sour risincs, Rassiness, rived here on Monday last in the d certainly did paint a portrait of take in the prospect of a coming lit of the question the Greek historian's executive can get his facts immedi "The The was first and "The Scouts of the Wol was to City, Crivelli, one of the ladies in waiting enormous superiority in style over our proc published in 1905, and its admirers Patrol. by Brewer Corcoran, illustrated. feeline- of fulness and other suctl- and sent Kansas erary orgy In wh4ch all the dear de ately without going through the men, cow- thrilling story for. boys especially boy distresses due to indigestion or djs- where it will be installed in the city's of the duchess in the court of Ludovic parted delights may be lived over magazine articles on the recent war. ess converting from foreign cur are legion. It tells of bad scouts. rage Co., Boston.) nenHiM. herever you sro in any of boys, fine H. new JiiOO.OOO art museum.' It is 'La Sforza. called II Morro. back there in again in retrospect, assisted by the I am willing to maintain that one can rencies or measures. It is believed love, adventures and sand "Morale," by G. Stanley Hall. I..T. D. city in the U. or Canada you will Belle Kerronniere.' said to have been Italy, because of the following epi- word pictures of Mr. Johnson. If they actually learn more about the recent that this is the first time that storms in the Arizona desert. A Sit pages, a sensible, readable, well-b- a find Stuarts jjyspepsia jaoieis on. authenticated by French government gram of the time: enough and hard enough they war by reading Thucydide s account been compiled story that will make one sit up o' anced book on morale as the suprem sale at 60 cents a box. Take one or read Athenian-Sparta- n book of this nature has nights. standard of life and conduct, written by two after eatinff. as they relieve the) critics, who appraised it at 3,000,000 Hujua quern ccrnis nomen Lucretia, Divi may even get the highly-prize- d next-morni- of the conflict than in that manner. It is the first time. me giriea president or lark university acid stomach and at the same timtt francs. Omnia cult larsa rontribuere manu. headache, and I doubt not he can by reading magazine articles also, that all these details of foreign (Applelon A-- Co., ."sew York.l help digest the food. Adv. "The painting (continues the news- Kara hulc forma data est; plnxit Leon-ardu- s, the volumes will contain plenty of about what happened in Europe be conditions have been available In on An Index Number for State School Sys- "The I'ntted States: 'An Experiment i paper cablegram) was in keeping smavit tween 1914 and 1918." necessary tems, by Leonard P. Ayres. Huaaell cage Derhocraey." by Carl Becker, professor of the Maurus. pictorum primus hie, ill corroborated facts to induce a stiff ap volume, as it has been lo Foundation. New York city. modern European history, Cornell univer. of Harry J. Hahn, aviator, ,. case tremens so desired. He closes with this bit of direct New York. A former dueum. of the if say consult local publications and various A little book of much educational sity. fascinating, edueatlv into whose possession it passed when (To Luerezia, whose name you see plication: "Nothing that one can reports in order to study or tne nistory or American democ he married the daughter of Captain It is with deep regret thatwe note will do much good. The majority same ground. value, of 70 pages. Much of the racy from its earliest nays to the presen here, all gifts of God came with a snappy to cover the matter that has been condensed into l Harper wros.. isew yotk.i Lardoux, who had charge of aerial de- generous hand. Rare the death of Hugh Thomson, the will prefer stories Steven The countries of the world have "Serving the Neighborhood." by Ralph is beauty was Irish artist, whose book illustrations son, timely to tnose are small space is based for a standard on Rheumatism fense of Paris. It said that the given 11 articles been grouped in alphabetical order A. reiton, a neiprui dook rrom a ne her. Leonardo painted her, of comedy music-tut - or official reports of the United States being six essays on prohibitive export tax would have aiorro lovea ner, one greatest of have made some our old favorites timeless, musical to bv continents and other major geo ancle such subiec A Remarkable Home Treatment it impossible to bring paint the doubly dear. He possessed just the comedy; revues and passing shows divisions, so adjoining bureau of education figures reflect- as "The Church "Th made the painters, the other the greatest' of graphical that ing the diffusion and quality of edu- New Health Crusade." "Cdlcatlo Given by One Who Had It. ; ing from France, except that the right degree of delightful apprecia- to wholesome sport and honest laugh- markets are found togetner. Through Play." "Some dukes!) of persons personages stimulating con- cation that nation-wid- e children, are Successful owner, having become an American Va-sar- tion those and ter, silly gabble to are. given showing the Churches. (tnterchurch Movemen I was But, following Eugene Muntz. i. Tables also World In th Spring of 193 attacked citizen, was privileged to take her in Jane Austen's novels; of those versation. But some day, when par- world's production and consumption receiving. New York.) by Muscular and Inflammatory Rhu-matlfi- Rlchter and the rest of the maiden ladies of the rare old vintage up wonder why I suffered as only those wiio own property wherever she wished. crowd, McCurdy. biographer of ents wake and their of the Drincloal grains, minerals and know, for years. I Pont-brlan- d. latest of bygone times (over which we love are such pinheads Cctao-81va- by have it oerthree She is the niece of Comtesse de Leonardo, puts it downright "of sons and daughters other primary commodities, also the k Stories, Profescor Earka tried after remedy, and doc- who married a grandson of that to sentimentalize but to which we and featherweights, it may dawn upon Worlds equipment of shipping, rail li. Hrbkova. Uuffjeld & Co., New York PULP IS NEW INDUSTRY tor after doctor, but such relief as I through the portraits of Luerezia Crivelli and wouldn't for worlds return) those a encouragement City. was only temporary. Finally. Chateaubriand, whom the Cecilia Gallerani, them that little roads, telegraphs and automoDiies. com- painting came to the Lardoux fam- all record ceases at "Cranford" ladies and the decayed given in early youth toward good Comparative tables showing the The editor of this collection of Newfoundland Grants Concessions I found a remedy that cured me the outset!" gentlewomen of "Quality Street." And family con- export im- pletely, and it has never returned. I ily. Accompanying the painting were And yet she must be somebody read'ng, a little dinner relative growth of the and stories was professor of Slavonic lan have Riven it to a number who were certificates signed by M. Georges how could the most acidulous spin- versation that did not : exclusively port trade of the United States. Great puapes and literature, University of to Foreign Companies. terribly afflicted and even bedridden Who. she? Why. this original Leon- psycho-analyze- d mo- 1908-191- some of 7 to Sortaiu and attested by the ministry ster or frustrated concern itself with local gossip, Britain, France and Germany are fur- Nebraska, 9. The selections with rheumati&m. them ardo of Kansas City Junction, who is Freudian ever the gallants and ST. JOHN. N. F. Importafit devel SO years old. and results were the of foreign affairs and by the Ameri- resist torcars, snappy stories and musical nished. of these 12 stories, including the best opment of the jrreat pulpwood re same as in my own case. consul-gener- al better than the Louvre. The French beaux whom Mr. Thomson upon can in Paris, declar government appraised set comedies might possibly have done Separate sections are devoted to the work of Czech and Slovak writers of sources or Newfoundland is about t I want every sufferer from any ing is ine unKinai, ui her at 3.000 his pages? The books which he has something to avert intellectual new states of Czecho-Slovaki- a. Jugo- the present generation, have been form of rheumatic trouble to tr thtn mai mis which 000 francs and, by exceptional favor touched are sure of a double immor be undertaken under trrants to tw marvelous healing power. Don't sen-- the painting remaining in the Louvre slavia, Poland. Finland, Latvia. made with wisdom and a desire to an-- to an American citizen, allowed her to tality of their author's and Ukrania, pulp and paper manufacturing? com a cent; simply mail your name is a copy, probably by one o Da that that Lithuania, Esthonia. and present representative work. panies tne address and I will send it fre to '. quit French soil and the patrimony of Hugh Thomson made at last session n . Vinci's pupils." the illustrations. to Happened to a Austria and Hungary as recon One After you have used It and H of French art without paying the 100 Just show what War Bookn Reflection the colonial legislature. of these proven itself to be that loiiii-'O- ! So, she js not La Belle Ferronniere, per perfectly good book in the hands structed. Two Illustrated companies British, the No rid of your one! cent export tax on the value of Robert Cortes Holliday, editor of title The "Exporter's Gazetteer of For- From rranrf, by Captain Bruce Bairns is other for means of irettine after all. but a better works of 1830 the Bookman, has resigned of (or rather the mouth) of a careless father, G. P. Putnam's Sons. New York wefflan. you may end the rr!f She may have been In Louvre art originating before that eign Markets" is a handsomely bound one dollar, but understand 1 the which has recently stopped so many fice to take up independent writ Inquirer, note these quests from the 808 pages a city. The mills of the British concern money un.es.-- keeping a book of and includes picture-book- want your for safe (at time when the other Americans from taking lng. Mr. Holliday's two books of es St. Louis public library: a map of the worjd. In these two s of the will be located at Bonne Bay. hal fecily "satisfied to yend ' their Hoo-si- er number of charts, Tn treasures of the Louvre themselves own property says "Walking-stic- k Papers Hoover the Schoolmaster (The recent war in France, to read them way up the west coast. its vicinit fair ? Why suffer u i: wherever they wished and a map of the new- curope ana una i weie in Toulouse for safe keeping); you buy a your prop- Straws" Schoolmaster). relief Is thus o'f. r. was ir thing, it is "Broome Street have been maps of each of the markets. delav. Wri-1- tt! it but the Louvre not her home. erty, it? Well, hailed in some quarters with great Soil of a Black Man (Souls of Black H. .in family of Chateau-briand- s, isn't whether It be Mark .!. Safe the the paintings, or ob- enthusiasm as proofs of the vitality Folks). " ton U.di;.. escaped mis-pasti- furniture other art and Chimney, by Rose Fyleman. she the jects 1830. you may in modern of some Maeterlinck's Red Robin (Blue Falrirfi Mr. J m before not take letters what crlt . George H. Doran Co., New York City. of a label which saddled a Vamp per- them out of France without paying ics have feared was the lost art Bird). ' HAVE YOU READ statt-tu- sonality on No. 1600! the export tax on selling of essay writing that is, the essay Abe's Triplets (Abe's .Triplex, by Thirty-tw- o poems of charming, For you shall see how great and its value Stevenson). readable verse, a book of entertain- no matter what may be your nation- of personal revelation and Informal make-believ- e. inaccessible is the Mare's Nest! per Christopher Mor-ley- , Cottage Cheese (Scottish Chiefs). ment and deliftrhtful was a present ality. It is 50 cent up to 100.000 chatty confidences. a principally for there time when the francs and 100 per cent (exactly the himself, a follower of this art How about organizing detective The book is made KATHLEEN NORMS' definiteive Louvre catalogue did not selling has given .'"Owd Bob much loving bureau in the library for the detec- children, but is also for all those Valuable Suggestions as to exist, Lafenestre Richtenber-ge- r amount of its value in tion and proper lost,. people who see with the magric and and France) above .100.000 francs. It is appreciation in a chapter in his new restoration of older had not yet published their mon- a purely tax, designed, volume with the succulent stolen and wilfully murdered titles? eyes of childhood, and who are ever umental work. In those days, like French while title A. Edward Newton, whose "Ameni- young. . - Buttercup, they furnishing after-wa- r revenue, to slow "Mince Pie." Mr. Holliday' is to be Book Collecting" was AND Little "mixed ties of one of HARRIET those up the draining of France's art an- succeeded by Henry Litchfield West, year, babies up, and not a person knew it!" tiquities, particularly to who has had more than 15 years the book events of last has been The Flying by George Allan Eng- OOET America an honorary 11on. having Not to give it. on vague newspaper Where they had going! connection with the Washington Post made member of the land. A. C. McClurg & Co.. Chicago. for those authority, I quote most en- been American Booksellers' association the recent The only regular way to avoid it both as editorial writer and as staff and A rousingr, story of the tire book on Leonardo da Vinco, by He has received an honorary degree from 30 after-the- - THE PIPER ACNE, ECZEMA, is to bring in a painting, etc., correspondent. has also been a journey of adventurers, Professor Edward McCurdy, M. A., in made the University of Pennsylvania. His in who calls tune must pay Piper" since 1830. or an old 'un on whose frequent contributor to magazines on in Monthly war soldiers who sail an airship "He the the the Great Masters series of George selling value (in France!) 50 per cent, various topics and has served as pres- articles the Atlantic have and reach the sacred city of Mecca. RHEUMATISM Bell & Son. London, in which all the aroused many readers to the new Net, $1.90 at all book stores Doubleday, Page & Co. by an eminent authority on be zero or ident of the famous Gridiron club. book-huntin- g, They have wonderful adventures in skia great critics are summed up all will as near thereto as His American sport of for and possible. book on "Federal Power; Its Growth no (ex- the Arabian desert. or from the publishers. Garden City, New York. and blood trouble, FREE npon the MSS., letters, memoirs, etc., exam- So, do not hope to duplicate and Necessity" is just being published which there is closed season request. ined: other- cept the season of low finances), and California Med. Springs wise the luck of La Belle Ferronlere, by Doran. to the place which United States Temperament, by Dolf Wyllarde. John Co., 40 Atlas Bids., San Francisco. "The picture in the Louvre. 'A Por- wnicn must nave oeen exceptional. the Lane Co., New York City. or a Woman," No. XG00, to which Sunday ilewspaper Is taking in the field of rare-boo- k trait Yet in the story. Sir Harry Johnston, who made some- - ownership.' .An . t v.n e. o.