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NOTES.

rs press OF the country shows re-
.,aabIe unanlmity in singing out
Z, Tovnsends Days Like These" 40
q mast important novel Of New York
n .pce Mr. Fords THE Honorable
H., Stirling" appeared a few years
"a What the New York Times Satur
az Review said Of It recently, that
"A novel OF New York life since THE
s,sorable Peter Stirling" appeared
4, been so deserving Of serious atten-
tsa has been reiterated T. various
eaters Of the land Finally therl
sres an article in the current Book
r,n by Mr.. Arthur Bartlett Maurice
4, author Of New York in Fiction,
Ehich article he declares that. "for
Der auiacity Of Characterization. IL
grasses anything that has appeared
/ n some time, aud, on account of this,
+ Is success is as certain as was that of
| " Pord's "The Honorable Peter Stlrl
h. Mr.. Maurice goes on to say that
Days Lire These Mr.. Townsend
a written "a strong and a good
HgsL" and that this book will hay.
d extraordinary vogue there Is no use
siTing TO deny
he yeyed question Is frequently
mel by the publisher, Does or does
n serial publication tend to promote
saut in a work OF fiction when II Is
r,shed as a book?" The only answer,
Vi any degree Of satisfaction in It,
erlas been arrived at. Is that. I'm the
asd poor story, " h"rts the sal,
6ae book, but, when the story Is a
fpi one, II helps II immensely. There
~ be some truth in this conclusion,
7 Aessrs. Harper & Brothers report
y interest IN their two magazin,
pals Gilbert Parke's The Right OF
~ and Miss wilkins THE Potion,
iLAbor" has already resulted in larg,
rance orders for these two novels n.
w form which have exceeded their
le,laiions Indeed In the case Of Miss
'nns, The orders already received for
W BOOK excel any advance orders they
w ever received for their publica-
US by this author. Miss wilkins
th'esludies,' by the way, has gone
sN lhlrd edition, and in England
" growing appreciation Of her WORK
~ Is evidenced by the qulckened dc
llia Tor this latest Of her books.
Alough her supreme merit has long
sa acknowledged In Italy Matilde
y work has been slow i'm making
y way outside her own country Bm
W sWHlness Of American readers IN
SEsclale genius has already been
s,.llest since the appearance OF her
! sI t o. Cockayne" recently publish.
NV 'he harpers, And now Mr. w. l..
| the critic who has long beer,
s.p'@hlhg Of the neglect OF Madam.
~ oy The Anglo-Saxon world.
ylS N Triumph from London 10 The
T..niio'k Times Saturday Review:
b. s.uae serao is making her way here
\, IO'eL The Land Of Cockayre.' has
q, 90 Veeh published in a Translation.
l. \ Received with the highest nrais..
y ne press II D'Annunzio win hence,
4. oohllne himself to his true field.
J., ".u iig Of epic poetry-perhaps
,.,'s. wv come to her own. and he
/, s s1I'a az NE greatest living Ital.
~ \, sysellst She is already so reoog-
m ~ france, and her position hero
hsVsss secured as soon as she is widely
a., seventh novel In the American.
H,,s.'nlporary Novels Series from tb,
n, ~ was published on tbo 9grd
n, snl Dc by a new writer who's.
~, SAY IN fiction Is an excItIne
W ,or.s . packwoods railroad and nm,
49,, ,osh IN Michigan. entitled "The
u w. o. The b. & A." The autho,
\, Day., aJ,sl q. kester. is brother OF
!, a,t-ui hester whose dramatlza,ion
p ".sh hnghthood was In Flow
Sweet MI us own original comedy.
M. y, nel' Of Old Drury," proyldes
o. A., ue most popular actresses ar
'grisS. MISS Julia Marlowe g..
sres,. 'nooq. Miss Ada Reban g.,
M, \. sNell on this side and Mis-
N r, sa,lsoh In the same play I'm In
i'ss,s ~ VA, 'ue foremost dramatic sue
sestsr Ma .ue season, Mr.. Vaughan
Ise,4s,,u,r,.s ialr 10 win his spurs a.
W. /, ~ IN hction a HIS brother has
IA ,ppay'wfitlng. for his frst novaI
i, lssia " De not only Ingenious in nlo,
IN ana S AZ NY strong IN characterize
,s,, IN, Algust novel in the Amsr,oon
,t,stigsaiy Novels Series Cuarnorsa
ii5 sl,tu The Supreme snrrend AZ,
} tl,s,Sv.ush FIRST novel The a,,,ho,
hobs N, "eH known IN Journalistic !
h nan, ~, 70. a. Maurice Low has been
trts MI. sais IN charge Of the Wash. |
.t.H A., -,slu OF the Boston Globe ,bo |
Lal,r peil.can corresnondent ., ~
i'a ,ss Italiy Chronicle. The Ar,or,e w
h r,i,.iads an established renn,s,tan
y o. 90 w., writer and as an author !
Hs1tfs 'w9,tls9 affairs. Ills nago in
l.liis vssstkiy treating Of Fnronea,
.'iitSa h ''sI NE title "Transatiantic
q Mes, widely read and conicd y,
lfyra ~ both countries "Tba e.
4 Kishlbes,uannaer has its scenes laid |
I, ,',r,rv Nh, Nm and j. a commanding |
,'tsgfm,sS 'u something moro thar =
,ripisss ~ politics. for Ny Tow,s
Ma S,,,,. we inner workings OF ths |
! w ,.,l., senate has enabled h,n.
y. lore 1, w. YIN unusual intimacy |
,s,,'g dis,,s, presenting us with a
- 'lsrae,s,u novel OF national he |
y Auna,s, North o. It's publication
i " lsys h..,n o ,ii,,a copies Of Tn.
ni. ,kst 2, published. I, cannot
NE prophet IL withou, |