The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-13
THE NEW PUBLICATIONS
SOME OF THE LATEST BOOKS
 OB THE SEASON

O0 1AE SEAOONs
 SDOc Gordon" by Mary F. Wilkins
 Freeman-NOtes as to Forthcoming
 Books This seasOn--NIOre About Sep
 tember Magazines.
 In Doe Gordon, Mary E. Wilkins Freeman has achieved another brilliant success. The book is intensely inter- esting The reader will be 10th to lay it down until he has finished it. It has mystery which is fascinating and keeps the reader on the qui vive.
 Of the book the New York World says: "A delightful romance-the au- thor's latest success. The Philadelphia North American says The plot baff1es the readers ingenuity and maintains his interest to the very end.'' The Baltimore American: Far and away the best work of Mary B. Wilkins Freeman" Pittsburg Dispatch: This really great novel of human interest, charming love interest, extraordinary action and deepest mystery"
 
 city only by the Pease, Lewis Co.
 Among the autumn announcements of Little, Brown & Co. are: Mars and Its Mystery" by Edward S. Morse; "Starting in Life,'' guide to the selec- ton of a business or profession by Nathaniel c. Fowler, jr., and others; Lillian Writings From Dream to Vision of Life" uniform with "The World Beautiful" Last Verses" by the late Susan Coolidge; "A Hand- book of Polar Discoveries" by Gen. A. w. Greedy; Buff; A Tale for the Thoughtful,' a popular work on the common sense of faith 'by a Physio- path" "The Stars and Stripes and Other American Flags" by Peleg D. Harrison; FThe Economy of Happi- ness" by James Mackaye; "The Syllo- gistlc Philosophy" by Francis B. Ab- bot; "An Atlas of Physiology and Ana tomy;" Forget -Me-Not," a book of selections for daily reading by Anna Meilen Stearns and Clara Bancroft Beatley; and Paul the Apostle" as viewed by layman, by Edward H. Hall,
 The more important of the autumn announcements of Houghton, Miff1in x Co have already been mentioned in this column. Other books that promise special interest are: "Wait Whitman" by Bliss Perry; Charles Godfrey Le- land" by Elizabeth Robins Pennell; "Memoir and Letters of Frederic Dan Huntington by Arria S.. Huntington; "My Pilgrimage to the Wise Men of the East, by Moncure D. Conway; Through Man to God" by George A.. Gordon; "Atonement in Literature and Life" by Charles A. Dinsmore; Christ and the Human Race" by Charles Hall; 'tRealities of Christian Theology" by Clarence A. Beckwith: The He brew Literature of Wisdom in the Light of to-day" by John F. Genung; "Ecclesiastes in the Metre of Omar" by William B. Forbush; Friends on the Shelf" by Bradford Torrey; The Higher Study of English" by Albert S. Cook; 'TThe Poetry of Chaucer," by Robert K Root; Books, Culture and Character, by J. N. Larned; Talks on the Teaching of Literature" by Arb Bates 'Le Plutarque de Montaigne," :" by Grace Norton Prom Old Fields" a posthumous volume of poetry by N. $. Shaler "The Practice of Diplo- macy" by John w. Foster; Progress iu the Household" by Lucy M Salmon; 1.-The Struggle for Free Stage In Lon don," by Watson Nicholson; Organ ized Democracy" by Albert Stickney; Studies in Philosophy and Psycho- logy," by Charles E. Garman; Pure Design" by Denman w. Ross
 The fall announcements of Henry Holt and Company are, in fiction, Joseph Vance: An Ill-Written Auto biography by William de Morgan; ''In the Shadow of the Lord: Rom Ance of the Washingtons, by Mrs, Hugh Fraser; "The Cruise of the Violetta," by Arthur Cotton; "The Kings Divinity by Dolores Bacon; "The Poet and the Parish" by Mary Moss, and Affairs of State' by Bur- ton L. Stevenson. Nature lovers are to look for ''The Bird Its Form and Function" by c. William Beebe of the New York Geological Park, which will inaugurate The American Nature Series. Others books with the Holt im- print will be a new edition of Maine's "Anclent Law" with introduction and notes by Sir Frederick Pollock; "The Labor Movement in Australia" by Vic tor s. Clark, Ph.; vols and of J. A. Doyle's English Colonies in America" " and "The Principles of English Verse" by Prof. Charlton M. Lewis of Yale University.
 Dodd, Mead and Companys fiction leaders are: George Barr Mccutch- cons new romance, "Jane Cable;" "Prisoners," by Mary Cholmondeley, author of "Red Pottage;" "The Far Horizon" by Lucas Malet (Mrs St Leger Harrison,) author of "Sir Rich ard Calmady," and "The subjection of Isabel Carnaby"- by Ellen Thorney croft Fowler. They will also publish