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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

zone thing you must not over.
hook Ia your new apartment house.
said the real estate agent NO
matter how fine n Is or how com
pieie. you won't fill 4 easily unless
you give Il q catchy name"
aoh, I've picked a catchy name
for e." said the man who vas
building r.
Good What II itf"
I'm going TO call II the Hher'
lock HuimeaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

"A full stomach
mnkath a light
heart an a heavy
liver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Carlos sails. the murderer OF Me
l.auThlin and nllllnealea, two pros
paetors. WAS, according % program.
iarked Into eternity az socorro last
Friday afternoon. About the only
lick aais made Was because hts
pal valieac. was not included In the
neehiie party and was sent 20 The
penifentiary instead We believe
Balls was Justified In Kicking a little
over the affair--iiilisbofo On, ND
Advocate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
LOCAL FLASHES

Richard MefaaaeH. a barber, was
yesterday afternoon found sul''y %
nayh em IN Judge carroiia court
and awnfsnred 10 ~ days "a ne
caanly iail
The etfeuaa Wes rooniited MO-
venlsef IS Ia a Saloon roath -
wNahlnnfsn -. where MrfnsicFn
became Involved la a fight ~ith Joe
tarka8n. AeFatasn hlt OF Iarh-
sanss thumb. whsssh neoasaissied me
4mDatafIan q Jaehsoes hand and
uAieh nay eauss him % loss his
sasaaf1n. ilafh men we're under thS
influence q liquor al the time.
This l. fife firpt sentsncs Imposed
~ tadss carfoii since takink office.
The report % chief nrinEhurst.
% the fire department.. Ga tbs con'
sffuetion Of the fire engine house
At fhlfd AZ. snd Pine q. waa pDcn.
81 and read before the firV end
wafer committee last uisht NJ
mflnEhufnf save q history 81 ne
matter. hus ala DOT place the hiame
for tha miseonssraesioe q the
building
ehlet nrinehurst In a secondary
communication hruusat ont the
fact. as D. belieNaa. that fne fioaf
ellis on the Third ay side ~ the
bnllalax wtll fan helow tho grade
II TIE slAswaik curtis whea that
nvanue IL hguu3ht down 70 The nr~
iinem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Mrs W + Manning. ~ Helena.
Mont. has asked the police for In.
formation regarding the where.
abouta Of Walter Fennor. who n
believed TO be connected with some
livery and feed barn IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

cold comfort poor tea and cof-
Zee. Try schiIilnE's Best 80
Wear Brooks Hats. 1881 Second
Avenue. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Best Eroesrs slsa > sehnling's
neaI. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Immigration Inspector G A.
Turner. Who ~eai % NeS York s~v
srai weeks aRa on official business
in \ Deportation ease. returned last
niKhs on ona a the seven lfaiua
uhich arrived To reports that the
prernlllna conditions 90 the rail-
reads are terrible aud ca differuai
occasions he Vas casureiief 20 Wait
several DAYS 90 accuaat % the
slldeA Ia the mountains 10 fur.
Their states that. while coming
through North Dakota. the Their.
monster stood AZ 60 baioN
Yesier way property oNusrs ~ani
that street regarded THIS reufi
nsnt VAS expressed AZ a m.silag
last night
There seems however. 20 ~ two
factions. one IN favor ~ a radical
reKrndp and the other IN favor af
moderate rewrada. the latter claim
Tag a radical fearaaa would cut
off YeMlsg waY from the north. ~
the jackson n reNrad9 has cut Il
III from the south
n. A. Morris. c Y Dose. Fred u
Peterson and VI 4. O'Curneil were
appointed committee 20 consult
with the city engineer on the sub
jet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

The OFaKnn 4 Washington Fnii.
rad has rrtstiuned The superior
curt 20 conaasBn lusn >. 10. n aud
iz. Of block "a. in t4ads' First ~
s1islon 20 s1afh Seattle. and lots 3
and ,. hioek II. Ia King CpuatY Sec
nna aadifion. for The righiuf wny
granted recsnsly aiiowiug tha fuad
- enter seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

a WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
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Here Read

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light cnlorn, yard .... zoe
Light bite figured Satsan. iaAe
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rhcics uew Dress and kimono
FiAnnoiE. per yard ..... De
Pine natural snow bleach.
round thread Linen. lave
grade ..t.s..s...t.s....tOe
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LONG HANDLE sHovELs.
REGULAR 800 SHOVEL -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

Come in pink and blue made Of excellent quality flannel
cite and well made sizes 2. and years Special val
ues SOC and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Literary .Nes0s and Criticism.

per at rather dangerous pace, but he seems
10 Know how to maintain his standard. Prob
aply TINS is because he preserves his interest in
mere human nature. In every one OF his tales
or hshermen, smugglers and the hike he has
srlKng situation TO present. q good yarn 10
spin, but in every of them he is at pains
10 portray a genuine living creature. His men are
original types. They have hearts and emotions.
II the things that happen to them are exciting
they themselves likewise make direct appea!
TO the reader. There is action in this book. there
are poignant scenes of drama. but best of all
II is a book Of well drawn portraits.
The central figure in THE Exploits of Arsene
Lupin' is one more of those criminals who, IN
fiction. carry astuteness to the point of genius.
This wicked and yet quite conscienceless
Frenchman trusts for the success of his schemes
in part to his uncanny resourcefulness ana
in part to the credulity of mankind. His feats
apparently miraculous, but they are eX-
planned in simple enough fashion. In the last
of the stories which illustrate his prowess he
comes in contact with Sherlock Holmes anu
proves himself a match for that gentleman
This does not mean, however, that he is, when
all is said, the equal of the Englishman. While
NJ. Leblanc follows not altogether unworthiIy
in the footsteps of Conan Doyle, he is still far
from possessing that writer's skill
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
FICTION.

THE STOPPING LADY. BY Maurice Hewlett. l2mo
~. 8t5. p7-id. Mead & Coz
Reviewed tn another column.
a GlAAC1IELo,R.s BABY AND SOME GRowNNgPs, By
far. Gard & CO..
collection of short stories and humorous
sketches.
HER. sos a cHRooNIcLE OF LOVE. BY Horace
i2mo. rp. a57 CDodd. Mead & Coz
The story Of a woman's devotion.
THE roIS L3Y IS By 2Ssave TRsne' s1 gs-
Hpous. Bohhs- Merrill Company
tale of the Pacific Coast.
\ PROPHET ~ RARYLoN. \ STORY OF SOCIAL
,F.emins II Rc,en Company
Tho story of O. modern reformer
4 BAIL OF YARN. Ry Robert Rudd Whiting illus
tratyd by Merle Johnson l2mo. pp. v. IS paul
a col,,c,lon Of humorous sketches
~ HIGH PLACES BY Dolores Bacon Illustrated
B., George /; Tooin. l2mo. pp. Si7 Doubleday.
\ character study Of a modern business woman.
MOTHER BY owen Wister. Illustrated and deco
rated by John Raie- limo, pP- % Dodd. Mead
\ tale OF stock speculation.
MY LADY CAPRICE BY Jefery FarnoI Illustrated
dore Hapsood. Svo, pp 2ss CDodd. Mead
summer love story
Carpenter illustrated by EIenore PlaIsted Ab-
5ott i22mo pp. $50 philadelphia: George W.
4 romance OF old New orleans
THE CRUISE OF THE RELIEVES BY Tom
Gallon Illustrated by O. tiruaw9ld limo.
love story.
THE CUP AND THE rooK- SAINT AND SINNER
~ ARTIST BY Arthur Hoag Rowland l2mo-
Three short stories dealing with religious sub
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

A YEAR IN RUSSIA BY Maurice Barring svo pp- XIX
320 (E. p. Dutton & Coz
A collection OF and Impressions written during
years sojourn in Russia's principal cities
FLORENCE AND THE CITIES OF NORTHERN TJ-S-
CANX. WITH GENOA. BY Edward Hutton
sixteen illustrations in color by William Parkinson
and sixteen other Illustrations. 12mo, ID. X 4SS.
(rhe Macmillan Company
In addition 10 the water color sketches reproduced
in volume is illustrated halftones from
famous paintings in the Italian galleries ana 7rern
photographs OF street and buildings.
FIJI AND ITS POSSIBILITIES. Crfmshaw
illustrated from photographs Alto. pp- Kill. Sl5
Doubleday. Page & Col
An account Of the life and customs OF the Fiiians
by the white woman who has penetrated .
interior Of the CRnnibal Islands.
THE HUDSON: THREE CENTURIES OF. HISTORY
ROMANCE AND INVENTION. By Wallace Bruce
Centennial edition limo. Pp. ga bryant Union
CompanyN
A SPRING FORTNIGHT IN FRANCE By JosephIns
Tozier. Illustrated SvO pp. xii. $50 (Dodd, Mead
& Co0
The chronicle OF pleasant holiday IN Tho South
Of France
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
JUV EMILE.

THEonoRA by Katherine Pyle and Laura Spencer
Porter illustrated by William \ McCulough lano
PIP vi. 271. C3oston: Little. Brown 4 CoD
The story a little girls experiences In a New
York boarding school.
LITTLE TOO. BY Julia Dalrympe. Illustrated by
Sears Gallagher. 12mo. PIP. 102 Boston; Little.
Brown & COZ
stories OF the games and rastlmes of two small
boys.
RI.OTTENTOTS AND HOW TO MAKE THEM. BY John
Prosper Carmel l2Ino pp. 80 paul Elder & Coz
Amusing pictures made from ink blots accompanied
by rhymes
THE PRINCES POURQUOI BY Margaret Sherwood.
Illustrated. 12mo. pp. 212 HQughtou, Mifiin & Co)
Five fairy tales in medieval settings with modern
ANOTHER BOOK OF VERSES FOR CHILDREN. BY
e V Illustrated by T. n. BEDFORD. Svo.
pp ny. CThe Macmillan Company
\ collection Of verses particularly well suited
reading aloud
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Christian
Science
By Marx Tzvain

The most important contribution
to the current discussion of Mrs.
Eddy and her creed" - AIbany
ArguS.
The humor-of which there is
abundance-iS incidental; here is one
Of the keeneSt and most searching
examinations of the Eddy system
that has ever been written" "-Proui-
dence Journal.
we know of no treatise on the
hostile side so thorough as this and
so little distorted by prejudice
Nee York EUening Sun.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
REPRINTS.

THE COTTERS SATURDAY NIGHT AND OTHER
POEMS BY Robert Burns. With Introduction By
Walter Taylor Field. 16mo. pp. s. paul Elder
6 Coz
ODE ON THE MORNING OF CHRISTS NATIVITY
BY John Milton Introduction TavIof
Field 16rno viiL II. paul Elder & Coz
Uniform with above.
SALOME BY Oscar Wilde. 16mo. xviii n
NJ Caldwell Company
the ''RemarQue' series Of booklets
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

h1tle more than thaumaturgy and makes the
supernatural mean little more than the mracu-
ious The faith of the Holy Church through
out all the world which sees in Jesus of Naza-
reth God manifest in the flesh" is not help
ieSSIF dependent on a physiological wonder. 1t
mas more sure and steadfast foundation.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
SCIENCE.

MICROSCOPY. The Construction. Theory Use of tho
Microscope BY Edmund J Spitta- With AZ haifrons
reproductions from original negatives 24i text
illustrations. Svo. AZ (E p Dutton & CoO
THE HISTORY OF, ASTRONOMY. BY Walter W Bry-
& Coz
An untechnical study OF the development OF astro-
nOHical knowledge. reviewing the q the ceIe-
hrated pioneers and recording the scientific
achievements.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
From Sail
TO Steam
By Captain Alfred 7. Mafan

This book, by an author of world
wide distinction and authority on
naval affairs, presents not only per-
sonal "reminiscences but the interest
ing story of the change from sail to
steam power in the navy, and the re-
sultant important effects. 1t is, In
fact, a history of the old navy and
the new.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
The
Settler
By Herman Whitaker

This is splendid story of the great
Northwest and its sturdy pioneers.
1t embOdieS a love-tale of insistent
interest, and in the struggle of the
hero against the great railway mag
mates of the East it brings frontier
and metropolitan life into close touch
and contrast. a story of thoroughly
wholesome interest
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
EDUCATIONAL.

MEMORIES Dun CoLLEGIES Far Andre Laurie.
with and vocabulary by !. l. T{orgerhof
1Guo. pp. 2sl- american Book Company
An abridged text reprinted from the German edi-
tou. edited by r g Kukua-
NEUE MARCHEN FUR DIE ILEBE JUGEND. Won
Elise Muller Edited for school ny W. F. Little
16Uc p.- To- american Book Company
STORIES FROM FRENCH REALISTS Edited ny Lester
Bgrreu Sh!pqec and Nelson Lewis Greene lGmo, pp.
lSJ tAr7erican Book Company
stories by Zola and MAupassant suited 10 school
reading
HIGH SCHOOL ALGERIA. BY J. II. Tanner Ph. D.
l2ul I'D. VI, Ji5. american Book Company
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Ancestors
BY Gertrude Atherton

n tale of two cOntinents-one of
the most powerful and noteworthy
novels of the season. The author has
done for San Francisco what Zola
did for Paris, and Thackeray and
Dickens for London. --PhiIadeIphia
North american
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
NATURE STUDY.

CYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE. A
Popular Survey OF Agricultural Conditions. Prac-
tIces Ideals in the United States and Canada.
Edited L H. Bailey With 100 full
plates and more than 1000 Illustrations in the
text In four Vol. II Crops Alto, DID,
xvi 800 (The Macmillan Company
FORAGE CROPS FOR sOILING: SILAGE. HAY AND
PASTURE BY Edward b. Voorhees,. D Sc Illus
trated 12mo pp. xiii. 3s4. (rhe Macmillan Com
pauy)
THE Rural Science Series" edited by L. H
Bailey.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Church in the United states in the Order Of Con-
seCratiOn- Also the Members the First FIous,
Of Bishops and a Composite Group OF the IIo1ss
of Bishops which Met in Richmond IN 1889 svo.
p. 1O6 (The Churchman Company
FRAGMENTS THAT REMAIN BY Maltbfs BahcorLz
Reported and Arranged by Jessie h. Goetschiux
limo, pp. 816- (Fleming H Reveu Company
Extracts from sermons. addresses and prayers
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
BIOGRAPHY.

THE TRUE STORY or MY LIFE An Autobiography.
by Alice NJ Diehl, With photoErarure portrait SNo,
Pp. 3i7. CThe John Lane Company
"reminiscences OF the career Of a musician and
ALFRED TENNYSON. BY Arthur Christopher Benson
With eight Illustrations. 12mo. pp. X, c43- tE. 7.
Iuttou q Coz
sketch Of the poets life and character and a
study OF hts work from the technical side.
DIR. JOHN NJ MI+OCGHLIN THE FATHER OF OREGON.
BY Frederick Y Holman. With portraits $40. pp
SNl. L-leNelaul: Arthnr u. Clark A'ompany0
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
BOOKS or THE WEEK
ART.

ART.
THE NATIOEAI. GALLERY. illustrated l6Ino' PIP Gi
m NJ caldwell Company
In The Great Galleries Of Europe. new series
of booklets giving a brief historical sketch and nifty
or more halftone reproductions.
THE LOUVRE illustrated. 16mo PIP G4 III NJ Cald-
we'll Company
Uniform with aboys.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
HISTORY

NAPOLEON AT THE BOULOGNE CAMP Ey Fernand
Nicoay. Translated by tieorEina l. Davis. Illus
tratcd Svo PIP. y. 400 trhc John lane Company
\ history NaToeous fleet and his plans
invasion OF Great Britain. illustrated with portraits
caricatures and contemporary drawings.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Part III Saratoga
and Brandywine Valley Forge. England and France
at War by the Right Hon. Sir George Otto TreveI-
yam, Bart svo. xii, 49, d.ongrnans, Green *
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
BOOKS And AUTHORS.
Current Talk of Things Present
and to Come.

Mr Marion Crawford has written a Christmas
story. which Is 10 be published before the holi-
days. It Will be called THE Little CITY Of
Hope" It will be interesting to see what he
makes of a genre with which his name has not
ever before that know of, been Identified
AS we noted some time ago Mr William de
Morgan, author of Joseph Vance" and Alice
for Short" is by and by to print another novel
called Somehow Good" In the mean time he
has made the illustrations for a book of fairy
tales "On a Pin Cushion" by Mary de Morgan
which IS to appear this fall.
Anecdotes Of George Borrow are none too nu-
merous. so we are always glad when a new one
IS brought forward. A writer who knew him has
lately contributed 10 IT. P.'s Weekly this droll
illustration of his fiery temper:
There came 70 the house an oxford don Of lit
eTaTy tastes who had Just started a critical paper
In London lie was BIZ of an agnostic-was the
don. Borrow was militant Professionalism en-
dcied to The use Of presiogs pRrasedioey 5T Boz l
row listened for long time in dead silence while
his mighty fst down on the table with a trerncm
dou2 thud eXclaining at the same time, Sir,
you're a fool"
President Roosevelt has written an open letter
which will serve as an Introduction to Professor
F. A. Ross's "Sin and Society,"" soon to be pub
lished by Houghton, Mifflin & Co. In essays
contributed to THE Atlantic Monthly" this au-
thor has disclosed sagacity and wit as a COM
mentator on social questions.
Amateurs Of lthography, the process which
Mr.. Whistler revived with $50 much skill and
taste Will watch with interest the development
of the new quarterly which is coming out in
London under the rather unattractve title of
NpOlitb T. rat will
be entirely produced by means of lithography.
each number containing six original Autographs,
Of which two will he I'm colors. The makers OF
these illustrations viii include, among English
men, Frank Rrangwyn, L. J. Sullivan, L. Raven
Hill and William Nicholson and among French
men. Menard, Steinlen and Jean Villon The
text will be contributed by Andrew Lang,
Maurice Hewlett G. B. Shaw and others.
The list of forthcoming novels grows longer
every week MIR, Richard Whiteing promises
a book called "All Moonshine" and Mr. ]. II.
Mccarthy one called "SeraphCa." Mr. +. f.
Renson's new novel is entitled 'Sheaves." The
story by Mrs Thurston, which she is to print
serally before publishing it In book form, is
called THE Fly the Wheel" Mr.. Leonard
Merrick has written a novel called The House
Of lynch" Short stories OF modern life will
make the substance of Mr.. Stanley Weymans
new novel. Laid Up in Lavender"
The Brentanos by the way. are publishing in
this country Mr. Melvilles Farmer George"
biography In two volumes, of George III. From
tbe same house will soon come the first six vol
uuos of Classics in Art a series in which the
works of the masters are lavishly illustrated.
From two to four hundred reproductions are
given in each of the volumes now ready, those
devoted to Raphael, Rembrandt Titan, Durer,
T7rtans and VelaSQUeZ.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
POETRY.

POEMS OF LIFE AND LIGHT. BY Jennie Harrison.
with Introduction by FLOYD W Tompkins. T. d.
IL. u. 1Gmo. pp. Y. 19l philadelphia; John
C. winston Company
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Books and Publications.
4 Il BOOKS ~
Money
Magic
By HanIfn Garland

The magic is that of a great West
ern fortune, accumulated in Western
style, and suddenly laid at the feet
OF Western girl in strange, roman
tic fashion. Money brings its magic
power, but it brings also a lettering
restraint when love falls like a golden
gleam across the herOine's life. 1t is
not the time-wOrn story of love at
odds with wealth, but a powerful and
novel situation in which hearts and
millions hang in the balance.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

ONE HUNDRED AND ONB DESSERTS BY May f
Southworth. svo. 7S paul Elder & co..
rational. TREATMENT FOR NARCOTIC IN
EBRIHrN. BY Professor NJ. ". Waterman NJ. d.
16nlo pp. l4s privately printedl
CAMPING AND TRAMPING WITH ROOSEVELT. By
John BurToughs Illustrated 12u'o, PIP xv, III.
Houghton MifHIn & co..
The record o the Presidents trfp 10 the yellow
stone in the spring OF 1903 illustrated from photo
JAMESTOWN TRIBUTES AND ToAsTa BY Julia
Wyatt Bullard- Illustrated by Bessie Thorpe Lyle,
12mo. pp. 1886 privately printedJ
collection OF verses, patriotic speeches and toass
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PUBLIC SPEAKING BY
Walter Pil Scott l2mo. Pp. 2e2- philadelphia: /:
MEMORIES OF VIRGINIA A Souvenir OF Forr So
Illustrated. I2mo. PIP. 20 (Privately prin1ed1 ~
DAY DREAMER'S HARVEST Being Medftations
by Henry Byron 16mo, pp- 2It. Iyan S0mer-
willie 4 Coz
collection Of concise paragraphs LIES many
WHAT CAN \ YOUNG MAN Do2 BY Frank West
Brown & CoD
Designed aid choosing profession or
trade. containing chapters the consular service
civil mining and mechanical engineering. forestry
railroading and
GOVERNMENT FOR THE PEOPLE. Ry John {, To-,
Eyck. A NJ 16mo. pp. 30. (oIonat. Yard & col
BETEL NUTS. WHAT THEY SAY IN HINDI-STAN
Rhymed in English by Arthur Ciuiterrnan FrontlS-
piece by VIII Jenkins 16mo. paul Elder & 60
\ collection Of Oriental proverbs,
REPORT OF THE NEW YORK PRODUCE Ex
eral Trade Rules Adopted by the Exchange and
List OF Members. l2mo. pp- AL. published by
the Exchange(
THE VALUE OF SINCERITY AND CHARACTER.
Edited by Mary NJ Barrows. Introduction by
Thomas Wentworth Higginson Svo. pp. o.
tH NJ. Caldwell Company
Quotations prose
OUR. RABYs JOURNAL. Emo pp. II Oh. NJ
Caldwell Company
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
LITERATURE.

THE LITERATURE OF ROGUERY BY Frank wad-
leigh Chandler In volumes. l2mo pp. Viii, 2S3:
97S UIoughton Mi1ln & Co)
Tracing the Development the rascally hero, from
English poets and noyelists down TO tho mod
Issued In The Tyres OF English
Literature" edited by William Allan Nelson
CHARACTER AND COMEDY. BY e V. Lucas l6mo,
up viii 24O. Cine Macmillan Company
''Medtations Among the Cages" our Gardens
and Luck Of the Woods, The Search and the
Gft' and ''Thc Prize Competition are among tho
of these essays
l2mo. pp xvi. 3f5. Dodd, Mead & Co)
4 collection of essays pointing out the educational
literary influences Of conversation
MISCELLANEOUS.
CATAIoGO ANNOTADO DOS LIVROS SOBRE-O BRA q
SII u DE ALGUNS AUTOGRAPH0S Z MANU-
SCRIPTOS. Pertencentes a j. G. Rodrigues. Parte
Lcscohrmento da America; Brazil Colonial 1892
1892 Imperial octave PIP tSO Rio de Janeiro:
DE Rodrigues d c. UOndon: Bernard Ouaritchp
By Tadavoshi Sakurai With an Introduction by
Count Translated by MasujTo Honda.
Edited by Alice Mabel Bacon. 12mo. pp. 40.
Houghton. Mhin Coz
\ japanese ueutenants personal experiences.
THE SALVATION ARMY AND THE PUBLIC. Re
Hgicus. Social and Financial Study. BY John Man
sor. 12mo. PIP xix, 800 (E =. Dutton Co)
A criticism The Salvation Army's thods in
Great Britain.
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AND THE TELEPHONE IN
GREAT BRITAIN. Restriction of the Industry OF
The State and the Municipalities Hugo Richard
pauyD
sen EQUALITY. \ Solution Of the Woman Problem
BY Eumet Densmore NJ p. Illustrated 12mo, pp.
An 800. Dunk * Wasnalls Company
Theories based the teachings Of Darwin and
Spencer
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
RELIGIOUS.

THE HOUSE OF BISHOPS. The Latest Portraits OF
the Living Bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

AS we noted some time ago. Mr.. William de
Morgan author of Joseph Vance" and Alice
for Short" is by and by to print another novel
called Somehow Good" In the mean time he
has made the illustrations for a book Of fairy
tales. "On a Pin Cushion" by Mary de Morgan
which is to appear this fall
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
MUSIC.

THE wAGNERIAN ROMANCES. BY Gertrude Hall.
l2mo. PIP. IA (The john Lane Company
presentation OF the great dramatic poems
in form.
THE STORY OF THE RING" \ Short Analysis OF
Of wagners Ring of the Nbeung. with
the Principal Musical Motives" BY 5. II. Hamer.
With fou. colored plates by Harry ROuntree. Svo,
PIP Vii. % (Dodd, Mead & Coz
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

Mr.. Marion Crawford has written a Christmas
story. which IS TO be published before the hoH-
days. It viii be called The Little CITY Of
Hope" It Will be interesting to see what he
makes of genre with which his name has not
ever before. that we know Of been identified.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
THE INCARNATION.
An Important Study Of the Theme
by James Orr.

THE VIRGIN BIRTH OF CHRIST. Being Lect-
ures Delivered Under the Auspc Of the Bible
Teachers Training School, New York. April.
1907. BY James Orr. NJ. A. D. D.. Professor Of
Apologetics and Systematic Theology in the
United Free Church College. Glasgow. Scotland
l2mo. pp. 30l. Charles Scrbner's Sons.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12

President Roosevelt has written an open letter
which will serve an Introduction to Professor
f. A. Ross's "Sin and Society" soon to be pub
lished by Houghton, Miiin & Co. In essays
contributed to "The Atlantic Monthly" this au-
thor has disclosed sagacty and wit as a COM
mentator on social questions