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were promptly forwarded to The Sta
Of Hope" editorial rooms
There is grim humor about the treat
ment TO which the Russian police hav'
just subjected the popualr-the too pop
ular-novelist, Maxine Gorky. Cork!
was travelling TO Moscow, where the ad
mrlng students of the university haC
arranged a reception at the railway sta
ton, when the police quietly uncoupleC
the carriage at an intermediate station
and sent II of, with the novelist in
side, I'm the direction Of the Caucasus,
while the Moscow train was filled with
police, who on its arrival at its destina-
ton promptly dispersed the assembled
students That is the way they dc
things In Russia, and there Is some
thing to be said for II,
Mr.. Carnegie's new book, "The EN-
pire OF Business" contains the results
OF his long business career, which is
certainly more successful and extraor-
binary than that Of any other man In
America. The author has covered fully
the important points IN business con-
duct and management beginning with
a young mans first start. discussing the
A. b, c Of money, capital and labor
thrift, the winning of a fortune and
its spending, trusts, the Anglo-Ameri-
can trade relations, business as a pro
fession. the costs OF living, railroads,
stee making special education, the tar
III and many other subjects In most
Interesting and forceful style, The
business man who will study one of
these books has an invaluable posses
sion. Doubleday, Page & Co. OF New
York are the publishers.
The late Cecil Rhodes Is supposed to
have been the original Of the central
character In Anthony Hopes strong
novel, "The God IN the Car" publish
ed by ID. Appleton and company.
Current History reports that Hall
Gaines Eternal City is the book most
I'm demand at London Libraries,
The publishers report the sale in
this country to be very large.
Colonel Enderby's WIFE" by Lucas
Malet. author Of "Sir Richard Cal
mady." is having a big sale, The pub
fishers. d Appleton and company, an
that large edition issued only
a few days ago is already exhausted
Another edition Is now in press.
II has begun 10 attract attention IN
London. that a number Of American
scholars are doing an original service
II undoubted value to the literature OF
10Th countries by their historical and
- n.fa
nents and developments In English
ipeeoh. They have brought a keen In
light and considerable sense OF pro-
portion to work Of investigation
which has enriched contemporary
Of the literature OF imper-
ectly understood periods. What has
,een learned recently concerning the |
I'D morality plays is largely due to
american research. An American. Mr.
Henry A. Beers, History OF English |
Somaniticism In the Eighteenth Cen
try" and its companion volume, "a
History Of English Romanticism In the
Century" have both been |
welcomed by British scholars.
he current contributions 20 the study
Z literature by professors In several
I the eastern universities OF the Unit
states have been OF sufficient Inn
ortance TO spread the European repu-
alton OF their institutions.
Clara Morris has novel nearly
aady for publication by the Scrlbners.
Pastehoard Crown" which she re-
ards as her most serious literary eff
lrt. 1T is the product" she said In a
scent Interview, "of long years OF OBJ