The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-01
"A GUIDE TO NEW BOOKS
From Nathaniel. Mccarthy:

York. The Century company 81 3d. >ftfs ~
-Pinkey's further adventures are 5ust
those Of any natural, mischievous, heal
thy minded lad in country town, the
kind of fun that carries grownup read
ers back to their boyhood days and warns
the cookies of their hearts.
The Crimson Sweater. By Ralph Henry Bar
bour, author Of 1.-The Halfback," etc. Illustrat-
ed. New York: The Century company, $1.5O.
1.-THE Crimson Sweater. Is story for
boys that their sisters will enjoy as well.
Roy, the chief; character, is q manly,
bright lad, more interested perhaps in
football than in algebra; but stanch to
his. ideas Of right and fair play what
ever he Is doing. There is a healthy
daughter of the head master of the
school; and the story of "the schools
! adventures and misadventures is of
wholesome interest for. both girls and
boys. fr, r,1 ...-s.......
Don.A.Dreams. A story of love and youth.
BY. Harvey J. OHiggins, author Of 1.-THE Smoke.
Euters.'' New York: The Century company
81. 80 Held for further notice.
Ring in the New. By Richard Whiteing au.
! thor of emo. 5 John Street, etc. New York:
The Century company, $3.50: Held for further
notice. -. a.. =. 80 a,s.5;
Warner, author Of .':Susan C1egg,'' etc. illus
trated. New York: The Century company. Held
for further notice: :z,H'@ -. -.
Lincoln, the Lawyer. By Frederick Trevor
l1il, author of '"The Case and Exceptions" etc.
New, York: The Century company, So net Held
| for further notice, = '-:.. J
Farm Animals. BY E. ". Wilcox, PhD.,
An. Illustrated. New York: Doubleday, Page
Co., So net
"A book dealing with horses, mules,
beef cattle, dairy cows, pigs, sheep, goats
and poultry-all in a way at once to in
terest and be of profit to the farmer, or
the farm owner, or the man who hopes
to be or is interested in either. -.SlH
Confessions to a Heather idol. By Marian
Lee Illustrated. New York: Doubleday Page
d Co.. 81. so. Held for future notice. n9tsJ4
Set in Authority. BY Mrs. Everard 4Cotes,
author of "A Social DEPARTURE" New York
Doubleday, Page & Co., $3.50.
: a novel of English life In India, telling
the story Of q, strong man caught in the
web Of strange circumstances. 10y.
| The Cynics Word Book. By Ambrose Bierce
New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., ST net
This Is a book that might serve as an
aid to those who like to pose as cynical,
tho 1t was doubtless intended rather as
| satire than cynicism, by the author.
There are many. clever. thrusts between
it's covers. ~. 49, ''-'~ = =
Crumbs and His Times By Dolores Ra,con n
author of DIARY OF Musician" etc: q New
York: Doubleday, Page & Co., ST. = Gar 20
A. study Of childhood from a mothers
point of view. 1t is lightly treated but
full of the observations of one who sees
beneath the surface, and is at once pleas
ant to read and helpful. i
Puck Of Pook's Hill. By Rudvard Kin,,no
| Illustrated. New York Doubleday, Page & Co.
81. so. Held for further notice. :. ,-..o -
| sh1ng Midas. new edition. A. society TO
nance. By Upton Sinclair, author Of "rhe
jungle g1 New York: Doubleday, Page & Co.,
Iha fhor"c five
| From the publishers: H., : ,,E 2~F
Danny. By Jean X. Baird, author OF sCast
Three" One Of the Little Dame Trot Series y
ing company, 60 cents. 1@1N'4
Aunt Sarah, a Mother Of New England r,
Agnes Louise Pratt, author of 1.-THE Looms q,
rate, etc. Boston, Richard G. Badger.
WHAT'S Next, or Shall Man Live Again
Compiled by Clara Spalding Ellis. Roston
Richard G.. Badger "o''on
answers to the great question as to the
survival OF bodily death by eminent men
| In politics, the army and navy. In SOL
ence, In the arts and in business. but mt
from men in the pulpit =
J. City Songs and Country Carols. gy ,,rhom.
f. Porter: Boston: Richard G. Badger. :, 7: ~.
The Minute Boys Of the wyomine veli.n
By James Otis, author of minute Bars - ~,
Green Mountains" etc. Illustrated Ros+on
Dana, Estes & Co., $1.25 9'ou
| story of the days of the revolution
for boys - -. sa-t~ ~ II : ,.set
The Silent War By John Ames M;tch.;,
author of "Amos judd" etc. Illustrated New
York: Life Publishing company. 81 10 Ho,d to
| further notice.. = - - 'N ~
organized Democracy. By Albert Sticknev
Boston: .Houghton, Mifflin & Co. ~
! Mr.. St1ckney IS a well-knoWn New
york lawyer and the author of "A. True
Republic" Democratic Government u
The Political Problem" etc. His latest
book is a political argument, clearly ex-
pressed and based on the belief that the
pest results cannot be secured In q de.
mocracy if public officials are chosen fo,
hxed terms; that administration hea ds
from the president to the lowest foreman
must have absolute power to choose ,an6
discharge, subordihates; and that the Sc.
cret ballot should be abolished and q, re.
turn made to the town mee' ing system
He contends that Americans are free i,
name only, and are practically slaves !,
! the machine ~
Friends on the Shelf. By Bradford Torrev
Boston, Houghton Minflin & Co., $1.25 net
Held for further notice. Il * ~ f5.7'~'
Saul of Tarsus. tale Of the early Chris
tians Illustrated. Indianapolis: The Robbs
Merrill company Held for. further notice
Lady of Rome. BY F. Marion Crawford
author, Of, "Saracinesca.' etc. New@aYork. TIL
Macmillan company, S1.50. Held for furthe
notice.
/ Trusia, a Princess of Krovitoh. 4 war re
nance by. Davis Brinton. Illustrated. Philadel
phia: George W.. Jacobs & Co. Held for fur
Queen of the BUSHES. "A tale OF the Wells
country. BY Allen Raine: author of "a sWels
1 Singer" etc. Philadelphia: George W. Jacob
4 & Co. Held for further notice.
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