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_ “ 'ein-i wif ,si-issn¢s'¥i;’_'|aprosa‘ie¢iinsug: to

fi §rs'visio'n~_to' rcnableitrlkets in t railroad employ was de¢_iided__ upon it

“ie Qbdgy bvy.`.Ch0 Bélllbl

Troops to Arme Hamlin Cardmlliercier

ilteupy Silesia R 0 S Bank [aspires Love

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~ _ °P“llF_#°-"Tile Gvlrdlnnl' , ’ 3 ei i 51-,,, ,, ,di (special `1 The-ensrsisnl Wéggoiwqvgl-get `15"""`m°_"°““ '_ -DE'liIi|l.gLT|.l'.lll4ioh. ost' 15?-)'rhres i1‘0R0N'1`0` __ ~ P5-""H@ is ever." mestowww ,th -formlpart ot. the-_‘awed men’ ,,h,,,tiy ma, ,mn today, thiug_thst1_ woo; ed him to hs;” these such hciiogyi' °g'°vd“°° °f su°°‘° 'entered an esstside branch of the Wm?-Silviiell but deeply m9=H1fW0l'dS in _ comic" I s 31' are by the sup- Commonweaiih Feiieiai savings BBiiii_ voiced the though-t of many a mind as _ 0 ll anis, will sail this swured an undeiermiiied amount oi hero Prelate .Cardinal Mercier stood

cmnrnerce commission- committee by week from New' York,,‘on the trans- 'cufmicy ami uiimrty [Bonds ai-id “_ yesterday afternoon before on and

a vote o_f__1$__\9_1-_ 7." _._

Montreal- ls;__,0hosen_ A

v*¢_'f*"-°

lli wr IPEG Ofct' lc.--lbs Pharma ceutical Convention today .decided to

The new oificerii were elected, J. E_. di

Bsrnnbe, 'Montreal, being chosen ns to

oughly in -earnest in its intention lo Q

President Grunt. Secretary of caved in an mitomobiie First reports ienos of women that filled Massey

Peace Treaty

w‘“` __B_“‘f°“ “_‘“‘°“_“°°<l *°d°Y- - _ ' - said the arnuunt wouia'.resc‘h~ ;2o.ooo hail- 4" ““‘“‘?¥i°¢‘“‘“de “D Of the mem-

but it was later stated it would not hership 91 th” W°”‘e“`S Caniiliilill exceed ;3_000_ Club and itsguests and the represent-

' abives of other wome_n’s organizations

in town and out. ‘

_ _ s

' C _- _ in every church in his diocese, Car-

re _ ninsi Mercier snio hennii asked. is

______ _ _ S have plgcteid at stone bearing the' ispwm ta, .|.M__Gu"_d|an) i _ I names o e wo countries which

meet in Mvntml in 192°- 0'l"1‘AWA. oct. 15.-A snort sharp _ i _ We' “ “’ _

scusslon on treatvy approval marked (sped-ai to The Guardian) Qgmda

day’s sittin! of the House of Corn- _ ' ' ‘ - ' "

D ,,,i,,,,,,, ,,.,,i,;,,,,¢ fo, we ,,,.,,_ _ _ Bur-:Nos ar-nas, oct. 1s.-'rue __..___...____

ix; v-sir. 'inet the sswct.-.t;i~-i iniiii---igligm The qmmon mm’ °“ “em” Perla correspondent oi La Necisn

o p rtic arly generous to us, the

United tales' and the Dominion of

endmwta t° um bm t° °"'"`Y' thi’ ays he has authoritative information 0

_ man peace treaty into eiinct. The _H ' , ` V p

give the 1-9¢uv|~n9d_g01d|g;» drqggisg- gh enact of th _ d _ that King Alfonso-s visit to Paris will _ ..._ we -9 .. is °i‘ :°.':::.is.;“:.i::f.i.;‘i°“.'sri To be Prohibited

' _ e

the referring back, on the motion of no

G. E. Glbbard; of tim |‘6D0l?t on reel- of prooity in druggists_diploi.nas~for a th

h i _ o ie ang r tg” ybiy" t° extend the P"°Vm°f"* problem. The King and Queen .will re

0 l so that is would apply to main in Pai ii dd. I ` 4 ____

» f d

° "em with A“""‘“ and “ls” f° ann will th;ria'vi»§itaLc:roc(nr ~ (3P°°‘“' *° -"'*‘° °“="*'s"-l

t ' a ti g _ _ _ _

¢°11¢r°° ’°°°"““°“ li °° “S '-0 “vb other treaties signed by canada. Oman question between S aiu and »o'rri\AwiA, oct. 15._-Hon. N. w

province's procedure inthe case of.- returned pharmacical graduates. _ ho

_- `others. - _

_ r "Mr, D, D. McKenzie wanted the B Ig. d H d ,without at license from the Federal

illCf€tS0 T9i\0ll0lS :;;i;°...‘i,i 9 mm an 0 3" _£feifs';ii;';.i;.ii°e;”;.ti; ;i:.fs;;‘;:

Salaries

_ _-pa

‘»t0

The Great War is lgre au

A Forbinggist Y Meet '_

'rhs Minister or -Justice ssised the P it ii i '

_ France is term _i i b tG _t B it i owe has gven notice of n resolu-

in lla? tat; axgngiir in the amenilnientsi also eniers intgrii ii; resign 0; 51:; tion providing heavy pennltnes for the concdmed _b e V ustrian treaty was pact that _Spain desires Gibmitarl illegal importation into Canada oi

- ut not with reglard to the - ~ cocaine or opium or salts or prepara-

tions of either drug Such importation

, _ _

mouéiid gon. W. S. Fielding thought it - T F l' |eding_ one thousand dollars and costs

8 U'&0I'dl ar 0 u imprisonment for one year, or both.

_U n y that the Canadian r ament should be asked to assent

this agreement without having seen (Special to The Guardian)

0 "fy explained that an papers here are infomed that Belgian

thenucafed COPY of the Austrian delegates negotiating in Paris with

‘ “Mn 'D h I . _' . r BRUSSEI/S, Oct. 15.-iSevera`.l news-‘

_ I . ' n s

We cammt hope 'D “cure mr 5°" Mgaty hiid hill yet -been received but representative of Holi d el ti' t /

vice _in our schools the choicest of our th

s an r ti ve o

t 9- C0l>y of the document as ppp- the controversy between the tivo _

Y°““5 men and °l“° Y°““S W°m°l1 pared'for signiture had reached the countries arising out of theproposed -_'_

(From Canadian Teacher).

Gov

until we are willing to pay teadhers

ernment. It followed the lines of revision of the treaty og 1339' im, (Special to The Guardian)

gogivgsgigafiadalig tizalgilflegig pgzlx; £2; (tigrman U'98l-Y. He understood about to conclude n compromise with COPEN`H‘AG‘ENf 0”; 15-*The G91" life career. The averdze annum; sal. th sa ewigned mnty WHS Dfdctica-ily H0UaUd in U10 f°\”1ll 01’ 0 Belgian maps ‘{r°"ma°kh‘g.R'g”' Wm’ P”-iS°"` my of teachers in Canada” less than ere me as tha/t received bythe Gov- Dutch alliance. It is understood that gas 'md "IB" b°“1b1“i§ ill” Ullvll With

nment here. ` _ in making these arrangements Bei_ trench niontuiis,_ says n Lettish foreign

$600. Even in the cities of more than _ ten thousand population the average

m v gium Wm give }{011.3iid niiiiiary Euan office coiumuulcatlon. Great iluiungo

antees Nationalist and Catholic news has been done to "1““Y5 and U10 hal’

sa-lary is not above $800. F _ ' ' _ _ _ '

The report at the Railroad wage papers severely criticise the Dian bor, the conimunicatlon _adds, and

Commlssioncalls for an increase of 42 per cent. in the wages of railroad’ employees receiving $600 ' annually, ` and for 41, per cent. increase for those

teachers’ salaries during the period

of the war have not averaged 10 per 118551011 “B '10 the _FGHBOH Will' twenty- _ ‘ ____ _ region, according to- a message re-|

there have been many civilian casual- ties

U . _ h V' A i ’ * ` Poiéi are attack'ngGermano 'Russians

9000 Travellers

(Special to The Guardian)

MNRSEIIJLES Oct 15-Nine thou

cast, the near East Algeria and Mor _

had u parade through the nriucipnl streets‘of Marseilles this morning. Afterwards the paraders sent a dele-l gatlon- to' the maritime prefect re-l questing that arrangements be -model for their departure and asking for thc prdmpt settlement of the strike.

1; __ * _ it '_ 0 _ A 5 .lleldiby Strike.; _ _. _V

' in

_ ,Slig_lit Relapse;

unimportant ibut irritating new com- i

but his condition tonighlt was déscrib- cd_by his personal physicnn, Rear Admiral Grayson, as improved. In con

ietin Dr. Grayson announced that Dr. H. A. Fowler, a. Washington specialist, had been called in for at coiisulation and through his efforts it had been able to reduce the swelling oi' the pro- state gland which it was stated today

sand prospective travels rs for the far I

ocqo .who are held up in this port by 0 the general strike now in prngrcs L9 -70\ll‘5*ll 3059-Y-_

Eky. -Soviet War Minister, is reported

i ’ fr-spesisi is The eusroisn) Z WMSH.l‘NG'I`0N, Oct. 1-5,--Due to nu H

plicntion, President Wilson spent a a restless and uncomfortable day 'but k

nection with the issuance of the bul: '

had interfered with the rest of the H president. Last night the new element 'W entering ‘into the Presideiilfs illness, wk .. id Lieiit _ lt was stated, was of the non opera- W

GO _

tive type. A ' ding the prince g00dbY€- A- large 3

____ h K1

crowd which had gathered at t e ei as is their Wont' B

° ’ *railway station give three rousing “S

Sir Cheers and the _myai heir iiited his frcériii Iciirglniitoililatéa gsgirliiidringham whither

T To be Tried

(Special to The Guardian.) ' PARIS, Oct. 15.-Joseph Callaiux,

‘ in-1

To Withst_a_nd Winter B

(Special to The Guardian)

HEUS-INGFO~R.S Oct. 15.-Leon Trut-

o have admitted in o. speech at Penza hat the Bolshevikl could not with-

ormev Premier of France, will bclwhose extradition is dem

0S9|lh Cillllii\lX -_-5' 'P

whit, Hail- Get

(special to ‘rhe,oaaniis_n) 0'

win-is, oct. _is.~a

ded by the

. s

laced on trial before the high courti M119 wort martial' is a 'uertdin Major n Thursday, October 23, according to Evers wha at L,_Cu;¢1ag_

" five British soldiers to be,shot with-

condemned

t any'justification making. them

theplace of

olsheviki Unable Siiil-05?' °`"“ ‘° _

-_--_._

ritish Troops - _

At Constantinople

(Special to 'The Guardian)

CONSTANTINOPLE Oct. 15.-'TWD

Hind H llfillter 08111-Di1i8H and "lui British transports have landed relu-

hore was no longer any hope for fi,

i'tle`i‘ed the population at Till-a 105 an tiles south of Moscow, to prepare heir fortlflcaitlon against a possible

rcements on the Turkish Asiatic

lcwvy- The Soviet G°vsrr\men¢ has coast for the British contingent oper-

ng against the rebels.

iltxiipk presumably by General Deni- ~

(Still in England

war still in

D O ( P |

Leaves Winnipeg .e-.-it-.ss a.n,.:nn--

0 --- England. Repatriation has

Wl'NNiIPEG Oct. 15.-His Royal Gd ighrfess ‘the Prince of Wliles left Ki innipeg at one p.m. today. "You Q my assurance that -you carry

estern 'Canada with you, sa

vernor 'Sir James Aikens, in bid-

't and smiled in response. 'th

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Out tl

ng George and Queen

been delay-

owlng to lack of transportation. NG AND QUEEN TRAVEL BY - ORDINARY TRAIN.

(Special to The Guardian.)

of consider-

on for the special transport needs

Mary did’ not special -train

is improving “

(Special to The Guardian)

ceiyed here today fi'olu Hot Springs, Virginia, indicate that 'thc improve- ment iii -Sir‘llohe1'tBoi'ilr=.i1's hoiitli is

slow but satisfactory. ('_oin»plctc" ro-i covery will however iieccsslt-atc it prolonged rest.

Danzig Takes 0ver

OTTAWA, oct. 15.-advices rc-E

iiinis vluinilii

lllN lilNlPl|0N.

_ Provincial Headquarters: ' Eastern Trust Building, Charlottetown.

PRoviNciAi. i:oMMiT'rEE. H B Longwortn Hon Chairman

spire and instruct children who are ibm' ¢0li<iiti0nal 'resignations to the ( pee t° ‘ ° U" am) ported to hav on tured K en si BERLIN’0”t' 15"The me “ity "fl ` ` ~

cent. Surely teachers who an-e to in-` W0 Ch&l‘10i.totown teachers sont in 8 ,al Th G. di Ueived here from _Riga Til y are ie - (Special to The Guardian) J i, Gordon .

to assume tha me _“Mm of cm_ City scimoi Board we dasiret OTTAWA. Oct 15.~ Behind closed r H183 h _ef_`p 4 ov o, x y Dmzig in the ,iapmiiy gi i,.,isi0_,, mis il-lon. :senator c can ._ . _

. P011. . Y

zenship in a democratic society, should "P be considered in the readjustment of

increased cost of living in war time. b lt may confidently be asserted that S

it »i-ea ii 8- t °‘-“her 'Civil `Re-Ecstablishinent are workiiig-

_ UI*-8.1¢ 1 h ~ i i _ li nort wes of Vllnu neor tie i

len! the rcasond. *°d‘7'°"5: 'nenners of t B mee- a' Conv ‘ .‘ ~ t ’ 1 taken over nation.l d st‘ i. _ Harry T. HOIHIRD "’ "' We together with 1| h ~ m"t9B 3PP°l“t9d '50 °°““fd0i' s°|d501`S Lourmnd 'l_’°r_der' _ _ _ _ ities within .us Vju,~v;sd;;;]i10n_dq?hgr?,{,,;§¢ §W_ ii' Aitken _ ._ _ C

|iniportunt of these properties are the W F Tidmarsh _ s C

s, a esc er 'U i f - _ - ' ‘ ' - -- _ _ _ eptember 191391” cal:.,.(;_!;ng°_r:ifdtiil; *O ,U19 °°mm°"B~ After ml1ki"€_l"0;=°m(i / e _ I ' _ ,and the impiiery w¢,,k_,,_ U; J- Riley

A `° C, I' ' ’ " I aroeown

Probable Recommendations __s;qi_»;iisi_ii.__s5i_ 5.35. Naimnai Properties ._ ____ _________ 3ia_i_i_i°____

g| __,Fi .i ‘ ' ' ' ` _ B e asuins e _ _ r nd ng considerable mlsapprc Germnno Russian forces in the Baltic J Chmqottemwn

hariottetowxi

Souris

Sumrnersldc-_ harlottctolyfl harlottetown

Montngin-

a l d th C y c ers exoe t i ht, . _ _ . ‘ - - _ _

w lie scaee mae necessary by e er of T » h sp es airs mem out the report which they will subiulti iiiiineiim siiipydids' me gun facto), . . (_im,iotieio-,vii

iii i in tw I - I i 8 objects im. which me U i nie_i1dations.for the creation o a un

e mn n e ance o e r pace n th rmed it was agreed. thatno? cerfsg to assist needy veterans during the i , ’ Major ii A C rm “_

___ it L rnois _

‘ ' Nl Ki o D S O Pres Provincial G.W.V.A.. __ _ l_ harloilciowii

community, th lp t f b k 'f° » , i _ . _ - ' _ _ -» ~ '

° °°“ “‘°” ° °° “ stss tsscn s is ,i “inter and toefiiiellze the sffi-\1_ily of _ <Sn_~>=»=| to The cushion.) _ |Ed|[0|' 0f Harpers _ (,,e,,,,,,,a,, M,.A,.i,,..,_

and travel, and the complete devotion d

scale even above railway employees If we want- competent teachers _we e

in _the -present emergency teachers if

well , .that wherever the rewards‘are 5

State in the field of teaching if onlyi

_ e

ws nrovias adequate rows:-os. -riooi¢`-~°`l'°‘1”°f°f° °\\f 11°tl°°= must or news- ” ' ~ 1 f

forward confidently tio an increase Bity be sent to them. This stand has M ' _ from 50 to 10° pei. ,isnt in the ui. not. been taken because of amy riev- _ _

aries paid to' teachers, if we (im .to -ance we have against the Sschooi ' _ i

-take this mtlqn ur 'ch 1; W4; me ard. We fully appreciate what has_ ` U S

een done for us by the Board with _ - _ s s ‘

hom our relationship has always

_ o oo l ‘-

less wsu taught. and the nstion will b_ be less strong. ` ' _ gi'

connriisno sirciits

fm- __ ` -‘The salaries being received for the I

- -- -prrtselilit year .vary from $625 to $1300 _ _ __ as been asked why twenty-one

m°d“t°d (3.95 UDP" Pf_f“°°_ 3¢l‘H°l- of the teachers did no_t Join the others

_ _ Y. we cannot say. Eight__of them l=belong to an order; theregulatious of ‘oth-ich _prevent their takinl any part -in organisations, such as the _Teachers Union. ._The remain~ing»_tlitirteen are `a`otly'e_ members of the. tlinion, all with the exception of is very few voted .w.lth_the rnaaority that decided the

‘present action of _the Union. _

`0ur action is notbeliig determined

any seliish reason. nor by a_d.e-_

iniuriouelyaffect the cause of‘

_in the City but solely that

some way help to bring

Educational conditions'

'FEW BOAR-DERBCAN BE ACCOM-

“ ‘ 1595.'1i0-IGMBI.. ;

1- - *_ o. _

PPIANO ond H.

pianos Co.’|

George

-_ *L08T.-A

er in side this

'BOY

FOR BALI rain fur Furness,

Box

receiving $800 annually. Increases in _

.Bo

- e;‘i1iev§‘3i'0&a;?g§` the C-ity Teachdrs ‘A Prince Edward Islander, who has Army, then siicccsslvely -to the Second

_ 4 iii- i- achieved considerable success in the ,and Third Army of Occupation in

as 'sa r ep for uw ye" ending Dec' United States' Army-Major M J France and on the -Rhine '

_____ b i‘81, 191 , , . , . -

”"\ Egognt tim ‘°l:,e:::‘ifie$l?t2;ifi4d4f11?(§5iilf4|§ -iByme,-is at present visiting bds nat- ' He served eighteen months in France

and the city $10,707. For the year 1019 t-he city is 'paying $4800 more, having igiven each teiichex-_an increase 'of $100

£0-

We are sir.

-Ethel Pearl

elsif.

" _ .- B. _filglltant Arijutant General with

eswou goonstke,ifC i ihi if to ,he mimic Bervic.e.which iB._requh_ed their requests were not granted' anad ans n t e mperisi oices with WASHINGTON, Oct, 15,-.srsmugl -f ----~ -»---i f- -1- ----» .ye f°°-,e,-;_- --» iii. 'ii.fi.i.~.i;i';‘.’;;;i :iz i.‘1s‘..":.'.‘.:;‘f §‘_zi;';;it.i’;ii;f;°.:;‘.- is .‘;‘.f...¢'i‘i':°.;‘f“

inonmae. ati t - ' » 0 IS “ary Ono' Tigers 3;: iifgkcfugsgs that grants be given to matriculant homo_liorc, in a state of nervous en-

must nay for them. we. know that °P‘;g ¢° UH- Hiitiher we could “S0 °“l" iviixgegfsrgvltlfuéetilnglarlethtc w<;‘<;i`iipl1¢ell(i; l `1dli?ie§2§§r:;lli"lii;h§lryI§§s;rh

s necess y sr ith i. l i ' ‘ '

have gone mm otha* types of service ,my noiiiicaiioni wgfghzve 'git ivguqg illicit; Eniivéersiiy coiirsesériit1r1chGgriinis 1 has ordered him to 1-emnin in bed.

because the s,_i9_i_ies__imid enable .them be unfair to the School Bonfd and dis- t n e co" rf) ` B mem' d d i h f Ai

_ ~ yi _bi _ mfbll _ _ _ ex on e n t e case o cert n trades

to live comfortably. We know, as ;’;‘;”i*;‘le°b(:’£_d°;’i‘;né’i“"' -gg W3] ‘i’°{,’if_d 'That loans be extended to medical etc.

y rn g e

mi i _ _ chose th i ti _ mall who hud graduated just before That the iiisurnricc branch prepare

géd iselgirrggolggg °fM*:;¥'lg§§__;iY9bUI;:¢ei:1 The ié';m;elf;r $951559 employe” of the war. and who as ti consequenceof an actuarial form of insurance which

Wm secure the training 'required and _Both the government and the city' but- their ai-bsencet ovegserrs, now feel the I niay -be granlt)ed to disabled men not

, _ _

r __ th S ii i _ nee o apos gre. ua e, course. n present n le to ,secure life insur-

will continue in the smwices of the re mv 80;; oiriariinglogggme/31&§gx, Thxat vocational training, shall be _*ance

missing since he left here nearly

changes. _

_-Brigaderirtn Division. He .promoted .to the rank of

Ml of the Third Corp'

ve place, Iona. H9 is a son of Mrs. John Byrne of that place. He arrived on the -Island Saturday night and was n the city yesterday -looking up old acquaintances. Ho found many ofthem

scoroof years ago. He also saw many.

Major Byrne is an example of the brainy and brswny typo of Islanders, who have helped to build up the teput-_ ation of P. E. Island in other lands., . After, spending fifteen years -in the United States Constabulary lm -the Phil -ippiine Islands, in which he held-a .position__as Captain, he threw up his commission and on account of his ,ex- perience got u commission in San Fran -'cisco as a Major in -the infantryfreser- ves. He was _-transferred -shortly' after to the Adjutant-Gen_eral’s Department .and-proceeded to France with the 5th _.Artillery Brigade, as adjutant-of-~-the ~ » _ J -

then Gen.-

and was seven mouths in Germany. Major Byrne wears three stars, one for having taken part in the Sun Mih- i.ol drive, another for the Mouse-Arg

a _had 851,000 mon engaged in addition

to the French, and 'the third for the work acc-Jmniisiieu in _the defensive sector. . _ _ _- The Major may possibly spend the winter on the lslaiid. He had the pleas- ure the other tiny of meeting his _brother Patrick for-.the first time in 26 years. The latter enlisted. in 'W'n- nipeg and hns a good* record of war service in the Canadian Army.

1 ,_\____ r r _

_ ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS.

_ MnE'1'_1'N_Gs, Err-

» » .

_ ____

_ "ATTEND at Fort

'wma bama' in which the' U' S* forces? per's Magaziliglili 1863 and editor in

Aifgustuis hall Oct 10th

Ladies please

‘ M_aga`zine

'John A. Hackett

‘neadipiisii M_ M_ King ___________

__ __ S\;y1|'mi>i'.~'lili-

_ _ 'l`it'Iii:-Ili ;<r_.~,-i Qi iw'

Henry Mills Alden Had Long and Dis- - EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

tlnguished Literary Career- proviilcinl Chai,-ms:n__4__`

J. 0. llyridmun.

_ NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Henry Mills. - Percy p0i,,,_

.ii ~

Alden, editor of Harper’s M since 1869, died at his home h ter at long illness. He was in his 83rd year. .

Dr. Aid.-iii was the dean of

g8.ZlIl8

e f- - re a - ' FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Frank R, Henriz, Chairman.

Am9l`i°i James Eden.

can magazine editors and n verliéerubiigi isroviiiciai Chili,-,nam '

picturesque and _dignified llgu had it magnificent head and in his old age had the appearance ol' a. pat-l

1836, the son or Ira Alden and his - A.

wire Elizabeth Monro. Hs graduated

iniarts ut Williams’ College, in 1857i /' pU3|_|¢|1'y c0MM|TTEE, '

special. suescnirrion commirrss. . ' _ ' _

"im`°h~ H6 was 9' descendant '°f the W. F. Tldmmgsh Chu.i'lolir:t\>w'.'= famous John Alden. i ., \r A-th . . Surnnnwsnii- ‘He was- born nt Mount Tabor, near|§"°?;n;';t;nc 1 ur Cii,,_i.i0iii_i0“.,, D“"bY» l*’"“°“t- 0” N°"""“b“” ni ‘m _char-icttotown

i\i Ilonigpgy J __._................................................ ................ ..

“nd in th'~`°l°5Y f"°m the A“d°v°" .... ._ Chairman Theological seminnry in lsso, but he;J- P- G°fd°“ ' __ _ _ Cimioiietown

never took orders. He was lecturer a_ivR~ L- C0110” ` ` summenme

the Lowell Institute, Boston, 186.i_ 1864, taking as his subject, “Thcl Structure of Paganism.”

He became imaging editor of Har-

issli, retaining the caitorship to the present time without a break. ln'-tlial. long period ho became intimate with prominent literary people in all parts of the world. He received the degree of Doctor of Literature and Doctor of i.¢a.ws.

Dr. Alden was the author of a num-

ber of books, including “God in His World,” 1800' “A Study of Death) 1895; and "ifagazlne Writing and the New Literature," 1908. He also col- laborated u/ith A.H. Gurusey, in producing "Harper's Pictorial His- tory of the Civil War"’ He was a member of the American Academy-of Arts and Letters.

He was lwloe married, first in 1861

to Miss Susan Frye Foster, of North Andover,_Mass.; and-secondly in 1000 -to Mrs. Ada Foster Murny, of Nor- folk, Vs.. _

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