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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE BODY BEAUTIFUL. Sense Ideas on
Health and Beauty Without Medicine BY Nannette
Magruder Pratt. limo. pp. 2OS. Cine Baker d
Taylor Company
illustrated with reproductions Of photographs.
THE MANUAL. OF STATISTICS Exchange
Handbook 1903. Twenty-ffth annual issue. limo,
1.o44. CThe Manual Of Statistics Company
THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA. By
Daniel Colt Gilman Ii. D.: Harry Thurston Peck,
Phi: D.. L. II. D.. and Frank Moore Colby n. A.
Vol. TX Alto. pp iv. e53 (Dodd. Mead & Coz
THE OLDEST CODE OF LAWS IN THE WORLD. The
Code Of Laws Promulgated by Hammurabi. King OF
Babylon. B. c. 22S5-2242- Translated by C. II. w.
Johns. M a limo. xii. s. Charles Scribners
Sons)
INDIGESTION: ITS PREVENTION AND CURE. By
F.. Herbert Anderson. NJ. B. 16mo. pp. WILL 1870
Charles Scribners Sonsl
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I have a secret that will not sey
Because ] am afraid some friend would go
And you would KNOW
I have secret that I dare not prize
Although it laughs away my loneliness 1ta
All! you would guess!
The passion that has set you far above
Those other men who loved all in vain'
Oh, Love. my Love.
Miss Herbert belongs to the same school tna'
has produced the author OF "Rainbows' inc
essentially modern school Of fancy that Is poe'io
but not markedly original or adventurous VI
verbal neatness and agreeable, IL not fheiiioia
BILE STYLE This Wrist, too has her faint music,
her pretty way Of putting things between INC
Lights is not, any more than "Rainbows
hook to leave a deep impression, but it is. like
the other. a creditable piece of work, with en-
gaging things in it like this:
UNREMEMBERING SPRING.
Spring is here. with the wind in her hair
And the violets under her feet
All the forests have found her faif'
Lovers have found her sweet
Springs a girl in lovely GOWN
Little more than child
Bid her smile and the tears fall down;
Frown-and he- laugh Is WHO
Ay for she has no heart. not she!
She will sing while you Weep
She wakes up without memory
Every year from her sleep
While she slept we have lost our all
Then she wakes and is glad
Cries to us to come at her call
Wonders why are We sadY
Stands by graves in the dress Of a bride
'Drear is the song We sng!
If we tell her that men have died,
what is death?' says the Spring.
Spring pass by, we have lived too longl
Take the primrose and go,
Lest you learn from mortaPs song
Ali that the mortals know.
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SOCIOLOGY.

THE NORWEGIAN AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS By
Stelzle 12mo. pp. 166. Qleming H. Revell
Coz.
ZEALAND. BY VIM Pember Reeves. In two
volumes. Svo, pp.. xii, 39l; vi. 367. &c. p Dut-
& Coz.
An of experiments in law and administra-
ton between 1881 and 1862.
ROYS' EI,F-GOVERNING CLUBS. By winifred Buck
Emo DID, tx 21S. CThe Macmillan Coz
Discussions of the OF the to NAV and
the causes and results criminal in children
lead TO suggestions for organization and manage
rnent of a self governing club.
: FIGHT FOR THE CITY BY Alfred Holder Iono
pp X 2I6. (The Macmillan Coz.
An account District Attorney JerOmes campaign
in New-York.
TOWARD THE LIGHT. BY Lewis II. Bernes. limo
pp 244 Charles scribners Sons).
Essays On some of the social relations OF mankind
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SCIENCE.

BRITISH STANDARD SECTIONS. issued by the En-
cheering standard Committee. Folio. PIP. s %
Nostrand Coz
EXPERIMENTS ON THE FLEXURE OF BEAMS Re
sultng in the Discovery of New Laws o Failure by
Rucking Ey Albert f. Guy 12mo. PIP. 100 %.
Van NOsuand Coz.
diagrams.
RESULTS OF OBSERVATIONS WITH THE ZENITH
TELESCOPE OF THE FLOWER ASTRONOMICAL /.
OBSERVATORY. From September &. 1885 to August
30 1901 By Charles L. Doolittie, Director Ouarto.
PIP I'D. tE3oston: CHM x Coz.
Volume / !. of the "Astronomcal' series
published by the University of Pennsylvania
WHY THE MIND HAS BODY BY c. \. Strong.
Svo. pp. 800. CThe Macmillan Coz.
An ANALYSIS of the relation of mind and matter
PSYCHOLOGY AND COMMON LIFE. BY Frank Sar-
gent Hoffman. Phi. D. 12mo PIP. viii, 2s6. &C. p
(Futnam's sons.
\ study o important psychological facts rel
alive to the interests everyday life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NATURE STUDY,

WALKS IN NEW-ENGLAND BY Charles Goodrich
Whiting. limo. pp. 301. John Lane.)
Desultory papers about some OF natures charms
Illustrated with reproductions Of photographs.
THE SOIL. An Introduction the
Growth of Crops. By A D. Hail. NJ. A. (Oxon). limo
pp. XIV, 2S6 &c. P. Dutton & Coz
A chemical. physical and biological Investigation Of
the soil and its part in the development Of plant life
TREES AND SHRUBS OF PROSPECT PARK Bv Louis
Hartman Peet 12mo pp X 237 american Printing
House)
A record of rambles through the park, describing
trees and shrubs encountered. Sectional diagrams
with the location Of trees marked accompanied by
lists providing common and botanical names
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NEW YORK. sUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ Of New York-Frank Addieg. PLAINTIFF against
JACQUES Defendant--SumnOns-- de-
fendant hereby summoned 10 answer che
plant IN this and copy OF your
on the plaintiffs Attorney within twenty after hs
service exclusive OF the day % servic
and in case your failure appear Judg-
uent will be you BY default ths
demanded In the complaint
Dated March 9Th. 1903
T. CIANNON PRESS. Plaintiffs Attorney. Of1ce and
Post ONCE Address No. 10 Wall Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York CIV.
To Maria Jacques. Defendant Madam: The foregoing
served upon by publication pursuant
an OF Samuel tSresnbaUn. a
Court Of the State OF New York. dated the 18Th
March. 1903. and filed with comp the
of the Clerk OF the County OF York the
County Court House in the City OF New York Borough
of Manhattan. the Both Gay OF March 1898
Dated York March 3Oth 1903. Yours Sc
T CEANNON PRESS. PLAINTIFFS Attorney 10 Wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan. New CITY
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BIOGRAPHY.

CONCERNING THE FOREFATHERS. Being Memoir,
vii Narrative Pioneers,
Colonel Robert Patterson Colonel Johnston.
BY Charlotte Reeve Conover. Quarto. PIP xviii. 49,.
dayton. Ohio: National Cash Register Company
LIFE IN A NEW-ENGLAND TOWN: 11S1-I7Ss. Diary
Of John Quincy Adams while a Student in the Office
of Theophilus Parsons Newburyport Svo PIP. POI
(Boson: Little, Brown & Coz
Illustrated with photogravure of the portrait of
Adams by J. S. Copley. and a facsimile states
ARCHBISHOP TEMPLE Being the Peoples Life the
Right Hon. Most Rev Frederick Temple p. c.,
D. D., D. By Charles II. Dant. With Por-
traits and Illustrations. limo, PIP pa Charles
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AND TOPOGRAPHY.

BELGIUM AND THE BELGIANS. By Cyril scudmors
Illustrated. 12mo. PIP, Kill S62 (E P. Dutton &
Coz.
ON THE polar STAR" IN THE ARCTIC SEA r.,
HIS Royal Highness Luigi Amedeo of Savoy. Duke
or the the Statement of Commander
u Cagni UPON Sledge Expedition o SO degrees
"a minutes north. and OF DR.. A. Cavai Moiinelii
upon his Return o the Bay OF Tepitz Translated by
William La Quex. In two volumes. Illustrated
Quartz. No. xvi: viii. 702. (Dodd. Mead Il Col
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FICTION.

FLORIDA FANCIEs. By F. r Swift. Drawings by AL
bert E. Smith limo. I'll, 100 &C. P. Putnarns
Sons-)
Notes OF the experiences of "a party of campers in
South. -
PEOPLE OF THE WHIRLPOOL. From the Experisncs
Book of q Commuters Wife. Illustrated limo M
a65. Che Macmillan Company ~
BUB AND Twentieth Century New-Enpisnd
Story. By Simon burst limo. PIP 143 fyVoou-
socket. r. l.: Woonsocket Publishing Cornpany9
love In
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IN PURSUANCE of AN ORDER or go|

Thomas. Surrogate of County Of n
Is given
late OF the New ms
ceased present tie same with vouchers thereS -
a place Of ~ me
Office Prayer Smith, White Seaman NJ, Iai ne
City Of New York. Borough
before I4th day OF hay next ""
sth day OF November Iao2
EDWARD ID DEPEW Fxscu,or
PRAYER. WHITE & SEAMAN Att'v. -
Broadway Borough OF
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

= Abne- C. Thomas a Surrogate OF County Of NJ
York nr.ice all haytox
against Cecilia lie Barber Meletta. ate % Psa
Franse deceased. present tn. with you~bas.
thereof subscribers at their place transaen
business at lie Office Gu hrie Cravath & Hsnduls
No 40 Wall street 90 Manhattan in the a., -
New York bef1re the 10th day % June next - "
Dated New Yor Nc day c. December
EDMOND KELLY
CHARLES A. MELETTA. executors
GUTHRIE. CRAyATH q HENDERSON. Attorneys
Executors 80 Wall Strost. Borough OF Manhattan
New York City.
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

REPRESENTATIVE ART OF OUR TINE. With Orig
inal Etchngs and Autographs. also Reproductions of
Color Paintings Pastels, In
Eight Parts ". V. Folio. John Lane,
IN The Studio SERIES providing. in Part N,
essay 1.-The Development of English Water Color
by Waiter Sparrow. V. a paper
W. Singer, the Value of Line in Etcn-
ing Dry Point The large Illustrations
commonly well made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
RUTLER RICHARD.-In rursrnnce OF an

Of T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of
o Few s given 70 all
havinc claims ainst Richard Butler late Of the
County Of New York. deceased % win
vouchers thereof the subscriber place OF trans
acting business No Q Mercer IN Of New
before the 18TH day July next Dated New
the 22nd daY Of January 1902 49,
EDWIN BELCHER Jr.
WARD HAYDEN e SATTERLEE. Attorneys for Exec,-
tor 100 broadway. New York City - $4,000
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abner c. Thomas gate IF the County OF
New York Notice is herebv gwen persons having
claims against CathariT Ayres County OF
New York deceased TO present he with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber hi place transacting
business. the office OF Mitchell Mitchell
46 Wall Street. in The City OF New before
the 26th OF August
Dated New York. the goth Of
FREEMAN BLOODGOOD Executor
MITCH Ell. & MITCHELL. Attorneys for Executor.
Nos ~ & 10 Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

ance Of order Of IN FRANK Fitzgerald sur
County of New is hereby gvs,
all having claims asairst Thomas Ochiitree
same with vouchers thereof. suiscrhAr ~ 80
place OF transac:ing business namely Office OF y
& II A No. 20 Broad Street Borough ~ Narss
tan York y. Y. before IsI iav OF a,
VIRGINIA NJ NORRIS
Administrator OF Thomas p Ochiltree. De~ess.s
II. A. WISE. Attorneys Tor Admintstra,r9eu
Broad Street. y. Y City. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
HANSSEN- HERMANN jim PURSUANCE
Notice of Summons.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-NEW
~ York County.-Henry H. jackson. pIantir.
Brown. Lottie Kurzynsky Joseph J. Msaney. Frank J.
Tyler, Barnet Mason, Bernard McQullan. Giuseppe
ZibeIii the People the OF New York. George
Woerz domestic corporation; Louis W. Cohen. David
Greenfield. Rand Drill Company. domestic
United States Fidelity Guaranty Co, q foreign
corporation: John Murray. jeremiah Reid. Frederick
Brandt Abraham SOnken. A Alfred Smith. Everett
BenIhuysen, John Morrison Neal and Brtnker Co.
cOrporation COrbett. Theodore Corbert
Henry M Urquhart doing business under the
Corbett and Company; H p Read Lead Works. Inc.
son Julius E. Woeie. Charles A. BruIius, Alexander
Dorm John Kolb John Cirennet. John Stone. Mary
Lesser. Winkeman. John Campbell Frank J. Nc
Summers MUscareI. John Doe. doing business
butcher; Mary Doe, Jane Brown Richard Roe, Mary
smith, the last defendants being tenants Of the
premises described IN the complaint and whose real
names unknown to PLAINTIFF, defendants To the
above named Defendants: You hereby summoned
answer the complaint in this action. and
twenty days OF this exclusive
day Of service and IN OF failure
default the relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated January 18th, 1908.
STEPHEN H JACKSON Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and
Postofice Address. log Lexington Avenue. Borough
of Manhattan. New York City.
To the above defendants. Patrick z. O'B-ien.
foregoing summons Is served BY
publication pursuant order OF HOnOrabs Samuel
(reenbaum Justice Supreme Court OF the STATE
fled with the complaint IN the Office OF the Clerk
County York at the County Court House IN the
Borough Manhattan. city and State OF New
18th day OF March 1908 -
Dated New York April 18th. 1903
ington Avenue. Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate of the County New
iork notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Charles Engehad late Of the OF
New York. deceived to present the with vouchers
ting
business. the office SaCketJ
Street. Borough Of Manhattan in the City Of York
before the Eth day OF September
Dated New York. 9th day OF March. 1903
LEWIS HOPNEH. Executor
SACKETT & LANG Attorneys for Executor. 90 Nassau
St. Borough Of Manhattan. N. Y City.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

New York--Trial desired IN the County Of New
IsidOr Plaintiff. H0oet1n
Atterbury. Mary Hope>l smith and Robert j smith.
Defendants. Amended b
fenlants and each OF them: You hereby summoned
the amended complaint this action. ard
serve copy Of your answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney
within days after the
elusive OF the day service and ALLURE
appear Judgment viii BE- taken against you
by default. for the relief demanded
Dated March % 1903 HENRY Brill
PHntn'S Office and I'D
To the defendant Mary Hopeton smith: The foregoing
amended summons is served upon you By publication
pursuant 20 order Of Hon James A Blanchard
Justice Of the supreme Court OF the NswYork
dated the 18th day Of April. 1898 and fled wit
amended complaint in the Office the Clerk OF ths
County OF New-York. said state
Dated. April Il. 1898. HENRY RRII.r.
Plaintiffs attorney, 20 broadway New Work n T.
Borough OF Manhattan
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POETRY.

PLAYS By Bert Ffnck limo. pp 40 louisville. KY.
John P Morton & Coz
ECHOES FROM ERIN. By William Wescott Fink. limo
PIP. VII, 1SS. &C. P. Putnam's Sons.)
PUERTO RICAN AND OTHER IMPRESSIONS BY Will
lam James limo. PIP. vii. 100. &c. P Putnana's
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RELIGIOUS.

PRESENT DAY EVANGELISM BY ]. Wilbur Chapman
Emo PIP 245. CThe Baker & Taylor Company
Talks general and Individual evangelistc work
with practical suggestions the
methods - - 49,
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MAGGS BROS. f Fine & Rare Rnsri BGOss
f09. STRAND. LONDON. VIC. Autographs.
Catalogues Free on Application.
SurrOgates' Notice.
THOMAS. SAMUEL.-IN PURSUANCE OF

or of Frank Fitzgerald OF
the County Of New York notice hereby given to all per
having claims against Samuel Thomas late Of -he
County New York deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers at their place Of
business, Peckham, Miller &
King No so Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF
before the fifteenth October, 1913
Dated New York. the first day of ADril, 1908
ANN AUGUSTA THOMAS. ELEANOR T. BECK
MAN Executives. EDWARD r. THOMAS. GEORGE
MACCULLOCH MILLER. Executors
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING Attorneys for Ann Au-
Thomas. Edward r. Thomas George Macculoch
Miller Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
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Surrogates Notices.

HEART. MARGARET.-IN PURSUANCE
IL OF an orde- OF Hon Abner c Thomas. surrozass
County OF York notice II hereby 10
persons having claims against Margaret Hesrtt 81
the County New York deceased 20 present the
transacfng business. No. 30 Broadway IN The Cftg
- 60 Work on or before the 18th nsxr
Dated New York. the 18TH day 81 December, 1902
John r HEARTT. Executor
NAPGAPET JOSEPHINE RAMSAY. Executrfx
r4NFS o. FARRELL. Attorney for Executors IA
~ ravv York;
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Il Amer G Thc -1as a Surrogate OF County Of Me-
Work Notice IL hereby all persons having Claim
Rosatfe late % County OF Sa7y
Work deceased present the with ths-eos
tb st1bscrfers place transactin1 business
No 1872 Nassau Street In The City Of New York On Or
before the 26th day OF August
Dated New YORK the 10Th day o. February. 1903
GSWTrEI. STRASBOURGER. Glenn - NE MERz
pscH pos ALE EPSTEIN. Executors
STPa sROIJRGER. WE'LL ESCHWECE & SCHAL.I.ER
A,fvs FOR Executors. 1872 Nassau st. " Z City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

A book of antiquarian interest is announced
by Houghton, Miffiin & Co. in a monograph by
Andrew Mcfarland Davis on 1.-The Contiscat1on
of John Chambers Estate" A letter has been
discovered recounting the msfortunes that be-
fell the Tory Colonel Chandler, of Worcester, IN
1774. and Mr.. Davis offers a careful examination
of the subject, traversing the old documents
that show the laws and processes of the revo-
lutionists in furnishing their Loyalist neighbors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

=, New York-Trial desired in the County York
Isi1or arr lsteL Piantn. against Mary HopetOu smith
ana konet ; smith DEFENDANTS Amended summons 70
tle above named Defendants and OF
hereby summoned the amended complaint In
tnis action and 70 a copy % thS
faintHs Attorney within after the service
OF this summons exclusive OF the day service ard a
case OF your failure to appear answer Judgment VI
in the complaint.
Dated March -. 1908. HENRY Brill
Plaintiffs Attorney POST ONCE Address. No
- Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New ho1A
city n Y.
re me defendant Mary Hopeton Suith The forexoins
ainended summons Is served upon ycu BY paoicS.s0
pursuant 10 order 81 Hon y Elanchasa
ustce or the supreme Court Of the state q New
lated the nth day Of 1893 nlsd via
aIeded complaint in the Office % Clerk % the Co
OF New York, in said State.
Dated April IL 1893 HENRY Brill
BO-Ough OF Manhattan
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner G. Thorn 9. a SurroE > II the County Of New
York Notice given al having claims
George " Stephens late OF the COunty
York ed e preseLc the sae with vouchers there
place OF rransactinR
re OFFICE OF er attorneys No 100 William Street Ths
borough u Manhattan. City Of New FORK bcSors
the 2jth of august. 1909. next
DATED New York the oath day Of February, 1904
AIRLINE z. STEPHENS Exscutrfx
HITCHINGS & PALLISEIt Attys for Executrtx. No.
100 William street. New York City
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Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County
Ney Work notice hereby persons having
Claims against Joseph Dean late Of the County o.
New YORK deceased the with vouchers
thereof 10 subscriber. at his place OF transacrng
b,fsfneSs al the bloomfield LittslI No. Wal
d. - AusTsr next ARTHUR DEAN Executor
GAY 49, % Ssv YORK the 29tn day OF January Ie03
M 00WFIF.iD IITTEII. Attorney Executor Il Wan
Stree York City
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tbs Trfnsan'
a y received at their Uptown once
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VIII received the follo~ins Ca
,es tegalar Office rates until clock p ~ eor
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IN PTRSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Il Ab,sr G Thcnss a Surrogate Of the County of New
York hereby given 70 all persons having claims
York deceased the same with vouchers thereof
place Of transacting business
=, ~ oFlce ~ David Duncan No 1876 Broadway In
the City Of New York before the 18th day of
May -. -, "a .-. 49,
ESTEI.LE l. BERCKMASS Exscutrtx
DAVID D. DUNCAN Attorney ior E1eentrtx iSs Broad
New N T.
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THE SECRET.

I have a secret that cannot sing
Because 7 afraid the wind might hear
And stride across the sky TO you. and ming
Ny secret in your ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

JANICE MEREDITH A Story of the American Pevo
4f9n BY Paul Leicester Ford Players Edition .
Scenes from the Play. 12mo DIP. $50. (Dodd. Mead
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09

G. P Putnam's Sons are planning an extra
illustrated edition of Frances Elliots old Cour
Life in France" The book appeared in 1872
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-09

ject, the good taste and the unusual eX-
csllence of style-these are the charac-
teristics Of the novel;
Rudyard Kipling has cabled his pub
fishers, Doubleday. Page & Co, that the
title for his new volume OF poems VIII
be THE Five Nations" and that the
volume viii contain among the poems
appearing in periodicals since the pup
LEGATION of The Seven Seas" twenty
five entirely new poems that have not
been published in any form. Perhaps
many of these would have been eabled,
word for word, to this country for pub
LEGATION in the newspapers and maya
zines, but that Mr.. Kipling is deter
mined to keep them for the book
The Scribners have published a new
novel by Alice Duer Miller entitled The
Modern Obstacle The modern Obsta-
Gle is, Of course, the lack of money, and
Mrs. Miller Weaves around the theme
thoroughly modern. and very cleverly
written. love story. Suppose there is
not money enough, according to present
day standards, to make a certain love
match POSSIBLE, but the man is certain
shouldn't the lovers have this brief in
terval of married happiness2 Afterward
the young widow may do what her sta
ton in life demands. The story runs
the gamut from lightest comedy to truly
tragic situations There is an epigram
or a brilliant generalization in every
paragraph.
Viola Roseboro. the author of THE
Joyous Heart" just brought out by
Mcclure. Phillips & Co, is not one Of
that very numerous class of women who
have graciously given the world a novel
written in the few months between
graduating from high school and going
to college. Behind Miss ROseboro's work
is some living and some knowledge OF
life she was the daughter of min
lister, born and brought up in Win
chester. a little village in Tennessee
She had books, but wanted life and peO-
Die. and when quite young she came to
New York alone. without letters or
friends, in search of the things Of her
desire The stage offered her the best
field, and though not stage struck. sh>
began acting. and during one engage
ment was leading lady for THE Lights
Of London" under the Union Square