The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-27


 noble family are so pleased with the little American girl that she is intro duced into the splendOr of court life and. greatly to the surprise of the fam fly who's dependent she has been, is Of- fered a new home, and, like Cinderella, springs from 8 patient drudge to high hOnors. At fourteen we leave her happy Little Lady in Waiting" with prospects of a brilliant future. Price SIPS. Published by LOthrop, Lee and Shepard Company, Boston.
 'IE the Line,'' third volume of the Phillips Exeter Series" by A. T. Dud- ley; illustrated by Charles Copeland MT. A. T. Dudley, athlete and educator, has increased his Phillips Exeter Se- | ries" to three volumes by new book entitled "In the Line," which tells how a stalWart young student won his posi- tiOn as guard, and at the same time made equally marked progress in the formation of character. It is is. the same vein as his first book" Following the Ball. which gave the foTtunss of player in the back field in connection with his general school life, and like
  garding the game aEd the best way of playing some of it's important positions The story also introduces the leading arguments for and against football in connection with the difficulties to be overcome before the hsro's father finally consents to allow his son to re- present his academy in this way. As in the case of the former books of this series, the boys will like it for it's good fellowship and accurate presentation of athletic information, and their older friends will approve of it for the inher- ent manliEess which is never lacking in MT. Dudley's books. Prize S1.25.
 Published by Lothrop,, Lee and shep- ard Company, Boston.
 Mcclure Phillips are announcing for | publication during the fall season: My Friend the Chaffeur," by c. N. i and A. M, Williamson; "The Work of | Our Hands," by Mrs. H. A. Mitchell Keays; The Ancient. Landmarks" by ] Elizabeth Cherry Waltz; "The Fang Yanger," by Elma A. Travis; Told by Uncle Remus," by Joel Chandler Har- 1 IISy I lit II rOfLuIlSS LII IilS 1AdIIu1dSS
 by Vaughn Kester; Back Home," by EugeEe Wood; ''The Complete Golfer" | by Harry Vardon; Fosters Complete Bridge" Joy R. F. Foster; "Plunkitt of 1 Tammany Hall," edited by W. L. Rior- | dan; "A Commercial Traveller in South 1 America,' by Frank Wiborg: T. N. R. 1 IA Prisoners story of the Cross" by Peter Rosegger; "A Modern Symposi- um," by G. Loves Dickinson; 'Portfo- lio of Bird Portraits by Bruce Hors- fall, text by w. E. D. U. Scott; ''The i Mysterious Stranger and Other Car | toons," by John T. McCutcheoE; "The Horse in America" by John Gilmer l Speed; Franklin in History" by Will 1 liam MacDonald; "The Cost of Compe- tition," by Sidney A. Reeve; "The Wives of Henry WILL" by Martin Hume; Bible History" by Professor X. Koenig; "The Torch by Professor George Edward Woodberry; and Jus tice,'' aEd ",rhe Gospel of Life" by Charles Wagner.
 McClnre7Phillips have postponed the publication of "The Fang Yanger," by. Elna A. Travis, and the Portfolio of Bird Portraits" by Bruce Horsfall, text l by W. E. D. Scott, which we re-an- nounced for publication September 16. 1 Mcclure Phillips published in book I form on September 16th the humorous sketches of American village life which have been appearing in McClure's Mag azine. ''Back Home" is the title of the | volume. MT. Wood writes of such 1 things characteristic of American rural communities as 'tThe Little Red School house." 'rThe Sabbath School" "The Firemen's Tournament" "The Swim ming Hole," Circus Day." and "The County Fair" His humorous touch and his faculty for sympathetic carica- l ture put him In the class of humorists with Mark Twain, Bill Nye aEd Eugene Field Back Home" is book, of dis tinctly American .humor.
 1 McClure-Phillips have placed an edi- ton of Booth. Tarkington's latest book, "The Beautiful Lady, in England.
 McClure-Phillips are publishing 8 fifth edition of Stewart Edward Whites
 ''The Claim Jumpers" a third edition of Guy Westmore Carryl's Far From the MaddeniEg Girls" a third edition of Hugo Munsterbergs .'The Americans" a second edition of Peter Kropotkin's 1 Russian Literature" a new edition of Ida M. Tarbell's Madame Roland" and a fifth edition of Miss TarbelPs Napoleon and JosephiEe."
 McClure-Phillips announce for publi- cation on September 16th new book by Charles Wagner, Justice" Mr 1 Wagner points out in this little volume that it is not only. necessary to live the | simple life, but also to live the upright 1 life; and that we must consider justice
 not only in regard to ourselves, not only in regard to our acts, but also in regard to our thoughts. z
 f''It is good news" says the New York Tribune, that Mcclure, Phillips I and Company will presently issue in book form the papers on American life l in more or less remote country neigh borhoods which MT. Eugene Wood has
 been contributing from time to time to the magazine published by the same house. We remember one of those pa- pers, 'The Little Red School House." which was as valuable for the histori- cal truth as it was charming for it's
 humor. Mr.. Wood writes a1so in his l forthcoming book about "The Country l Fair" The Swimming Hole" Circus lT--