Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-07

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rome 10 charming nnd When Gordon Goes
finally win her she 10 as loving hE she wEE
reserved before. The various characters
enliven the story. bringing in both 8 spark
ling humur ant swift action. Published by
Lothrop Publishing Co.
IN "EternaIIsm o Theory o Infinite Jus
uos. by Orlando J. Smith. The EuthoT has
made q great enur1 to solve The problem o.
the universe. He treats the subject from 3
somewhat different standpoint than most
Of his predscesBorE. The thesis RovHuueo Is
the soul OF the individual. which Is the
essence OF the individual, tE uncreHtRbls
and indeBtructible -pre-EZistent Eno Hfter-
existent. immortal and eternal. which
theory II life car only he hHrmunized with
justice" In another place be SAYS man
is forever working out ms owl dEmnbuun
OF hiB uvr Salvation Published ny Huugh-
ION, Mi6in & 90.
sc-ihnsrs have published 3 new volume
br winthrop L. Marvin. Rssociute editor Of
the Boston journal. entitled The Ameri-
can Merchant Marine Its History ana R3-
nance from 1860 10 1907. Although history,
this book has the interest Of o romance,
especially the chapters dealing with the
East India trace and with the whale fish
cry. In his introduction the uuthor says:
The war navy OF the United States has
hhd many. the merchant navy few, his
turiEnB. Yet the two services are Joined
by al intimate relationship; they are in
dispensRhle the one 10 the other. .
II 10 the declared purpose Of this volume
10 present both he rOmRnue and The his
tory OF The American merchant marine
~ .-w.. - -~- nwRnn M
venture is not less important than the eco
nomiu and political" Mr.. MaTvin's pre-
sanitation Of the facts is complete and con
vincinE. and the grace and hexihllity Of his
gryle will insure wide reading for his book
'Istar Of Babylon is q fall novel by Mar
ENret Horton Potter. The Bnene is 1Hid in
Babylon ri the time immediately preced-
ing it's fan ms capture by Cyrus thousands
" years before Christianity WAS heard Of
istEr. the real heroine o. The story. is I'D
Egyptian goddess. and the underlying theme
- the story is the Joys. EriefE and sins OF
wumEnrind. 1EtHr. the goddess, wishing 10
attain 10 the most cum.lets development
Il wumGnhood. determines 10 20 10 uErth.
become q mortal woman and share in al
me joys and woes OF humanity. She de-
Bcepds into the temple al Babylon, where
ne is Nurshipped Bs q goddess, and appears
,ere ~ q cloud Of silver flame. Belshhzzhr'
Lae Kings son. becomes enEnoree of the
oautifnl IutAf. and dEres 10 embrace her
hen thu flames vanish and she appears 3
.udiun1 woman. ThencefUrth her lie rs
hal Of other women living IN Babylon. AL
aeir experiences she shnres. FfnRlly she
. attacked by disease. her beauty rRuishes
nd the DAY comes when she iE hunted ant
-a-.-4r WFEa - mt % e
All this develops her soul; it is purified
hor beauty returns End she is again tnEen
II 10 the company Of the gods. Published
~ Harper L. Bros.
.'Tb. Holland Wolves. is by J. Brock
erridrs Ellis. II is divided into three d.
visions. i is cast during the time When
he HoIlHnders resisted the tyranny Of the
auke OF AivR ana his Spanish army and
When William The Silent came forth "a
SO battle u would be disappointing not
20 hpd q duel. SO we are grRtthed in Thu
regard. and. in fact, the novel is full Of
exciting action backed by deep love. The
hero is q Freedman and most Of The Hol-
Rndsrs are Catholics. Published by A
=. McClurE 4 CO.
traveller Tales OF the PHn-AmerirEI
Countries" n Hezekinh Buttsrwurth, il
the third in the popular series Of th'
traveller Tales. written after The man
nar Of the famous 'ZigzRg Series which
Is known throughout The English resdinI
world. Traveller Tales Of the PRn-Amer-
scan Countries" is fun OF the legends
history and folklore Of South and Ceutrn
America and the West Indies. The Ru-
thor has made several journeys TO soutl
Amerira and has more than once crossed
the Andes he has also visited PANAMA.
and studied on the spot the vexeo prob
en- Of an isthmiRn canal The book is o
absorbing interest and its numerous Etoriet
illustrate the mRnnert ana customs o
ne native populations, The Inca traditions
The Indian tales and the exciting narrative
uf animal life IN the forests south Amer
lea" says Mr.. Butterwnrth truly. lis IN
waiting world and one OF the most splen
aid repubhrE or empires Of time seem
certain 70 rise al no distant date on IN
hhlelEndE Of The Andes" Published b
Dana Estes 4 Co
Dr. Cortland Mysx. who IL minister q
the Baptist Temple. Brooklyn. has IN "Th
Lnst Wedding Ring" prDduued q book be
hrtinE in contents The CITY 81 Homes En
Churches wherein he rs q very populE
preacher. As 1t SAYS In The preface. III
home Is AT the foundation o. human &C
ciety and the marriage altar Il Al The Ger
ter OF the home" And 30 in nine hopef'
talks ne discusses the institution OF MAJ
riEEe from q religious standpoint d
Myers approaches his subject from the neE
H1ivs SIDE. He tells what marriage
not before be discusses n AZ itE puEiItN
aspects. The evIs that besst ths inst
tuition command his frsi attention II
lust wedding ring is 10 hin 'luEt SAM
rty. security ant salvation" In The lRrI'
half OF The bonk. however, The lost
found ana the chapters The kinEly Eul
hand" Queen Of the Home" ana "slroI
Hs Dssth" present win glowing fsrVl
the Christian ideal Of The life union Of INA
ana woman. Published by Punk & Wa
nails.
The Diary q q SAINT Arlo Bates lEue
novel. ewes ths stnry o. one rear in a
life q Ruth PriveL . New England 81
II NRE q very Fveutful year. crowded ~
experiences End impressions. Al the b
ginning Ruth was engaged 70 The man NJ
had been brought Up win her and Cd
Gated by her fHther. Al the END a q
year she had established her right 70 4
Title ~ saint ny hur sef-ERCrlhcE and NOR
fneness. ans incidentElly had spread
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