. Recensione di recensioni e mondo del lavoro. Signor Commissario EVA BOOTH. (Per otto anni Esercito della Salvezza leader in Canada.) e di un sistema di irrigazione iniziato. Il numero colonistsnow centoventi. Thereare circa duecento novanta acri in colonia theHerrick, la terra essendo principalmente ownedby governatore Herrick, di Ohio, e deeded finoal Esercito della Salvezza per scopi di colonizzazione. Il comandante Booth Tucker vede grande possi-bilities per il futuro in questo piano di colonizzazione.dice : Non vedo la ragione per cui con questo gos-pel di speranza nella nostra terra, non dovremmo, in tempo courseof, annientare paup involontario

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. Review of reviews and world's work. COMMISSIONER EVA BOOTH. (For eight years Salvation Army leader in Canada.) and an irrigation scheme begun. The colonistsnow number one hundred and twenty. Thereare about two hundred and ninety acres in theHerrick colony, the land being principally ownedby Governor Herrick, of Ohio, and deeded tothe Salvation Army for colonization purposes. Commander Booth Tucker sees great possi-bilities for the future in this colonization plan.He says : I see no reason why, with this gos-pel of hope in our land, we should not, in courseof time, annihilate involuntary paupers fromour midst. His idea has gained the supportof a number of our public men, and about ayear ago he prepared a bill embodying the prin-cipal features of the New Zealand Advancesto Settlers Act, to create a colonization bu-reau, and to provide for advances to actualsettlers on the public domain, which was in-troduced in Congress by the late Senator Hoar.It is now in committee. BARTHOLDI, THE SCULPTOR.. THE LATE FREDERIC A. BARTHOLDI. (Died in Paris, October 4, 1904.) THE gigantic statue, Liberty Enlighteningthe World, whose torch is a veritablebeacon light to millions of prospective Americancitizens as they enter the chief port of the newworld, is the work which, more than any other, is destined to perpetuate the name of FredericAuguste Bartholdi, the French sculptor, whodied last month in Paris, from tuberculosis, atthe age of seventy. Bartholdi as a youth hadstudied painting with Ary Scheffer, but hadearly found sculpture more to his taste. Bartholdis Liberty was originally designedto commemorate the centennial of American in-dependence, but was not completed until afterthat anniversary. It was presented to theUnited States by France in 1884, was erectedon Bedlows Island, in New York Harbor, inthe following year, and was dedicated on October28, 1886. Bartholdi was the sculptor of the statue of Lafayette, in Union Square, New York City ;of the equestrian statue of Yercingeto

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