The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

ana Inc work and Metnods OF 4raue
Unions" by Henry Sterling. and The
Exposition and Interpretation of Trade
Union Movements" by John Mitchell
are included in the volume. The book is
edited by Charles s MacFarland.
Richard Harding Davis has written
novel called The White Mice" It IS a
quick. rousing story OF love and a revo-
luton in Central American republic.
strictly on the line OF "A Soldier Of For
tune" Mr. Davis one best bet.
Henry Of Navarro recently published
b. G. p Putnam's Sons. has been done
into dramatic form and produced by Julia
Nelson and Fred Terry in London. II IS
a stirring and vigorous romance Of Paris
during the eventful month OF August,
| l572, on the eve Of the marriage Of Mar
guerite de Valois 70 Henry OF Navarro,
which was followed by the massacre Of
/ ST Bartholomew. The story is vividly
recounted and the action swift and skill
fully managed.
/ Frederick Orln Bartlett author OF The
Web CT the Golden Spider one Of the
most successful OF this seasons novels
/ is at his camp on Highland Lake. Bridg-
/ ton. Me. where he does most Of his writ
/ ing.
Little. Brown & Co have published
The Panama Canal and Its Makes" by
Vaughan Cornish. b. Sc, the eminent
English geographer.
/ In The Journal Of an Expedition
Across Venezuela and Colombia, 1906
1907" CYale Publishing Association DR..
Hiram Bingham. F R. G. s.. who is a
lecturer on Latin American history at
Yale. recounts the results OF an explora-
ton made by him Of the route OF Boil
vars celebrated march OF 1919 and Of the
battlefield Of Boyaca and Carabobo.
As the author observes in his preface,
I Spanish-Ameriean historians have main
: tained that this march OF Bolivar and his
army was as wonderful as the more IA
nous marches OF Hannibal and Napoleon
Il has, however. been almost impossible
20 form an intelligent estimate OF the ac-
/ tual obstacles that were overcome by the
:. lberating army. for the region is not one
/ that is easily visited and the published
descriptions of II are very meager. In
his expedition Dr. Bingham spent -four
months crossing the Ilanos and the An
by Bolivar in 1878 A map OF this. made
for the Royal Geographical Society, ac-
companies the present volume. which
contains over a hundred Illustrations
frcm photographs taken by the author.
Publication OF Jason" the novel by
Justus Miles Forman, has been postponed
Mr. Forman and his publishers. the
Messrs. Harper. have arranged for 81
appearance in the early summer.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. IN a paper OF
How TO Endure Invalidism." in Har
per's Bazar for June. gives both invalidi
and well persons much food for thought
Among other good things, she says:
! we may have 70 force ourselves 4
learn that invalidlsm is a dual afiiction
and that the patient does not bear III
whole Of It. There is little enough tha
We can do for people who have the drearl
. task OF taking care Of Us. To cultivst
a common. human sweet temper IS on
5 thing that we can do 70 offset the obi
= cations under which we exist-perhaps
= may be the only thing Il Is doubtful 4
= irritability eases sufferings. althoug
I opinions may differ about that; but, eve
= II IL does. one had better suffer a httl
S more and be proportionately attractiv
q 70 the people upon whom one is depend
4 ent for incessant care and kindness. !
- may not always be possible. but II is usu
S ally practicable for a sick person 20 b
! a pleasant one. An irritable word Is
I poisoned arrow. flying heaven know
$ where. and hitting God knows whom. "
l have vet 10 learn that II does any les
hurt because the trembling hand Of a
invalid bent the bow. II IS not IN hu
+ man nature 10 love people. sick or vel
2 2 who are continually shooting az US
e Ainslee's for June has a complete nov,
; by Marie Van Worst which is entitled %.
: Man Called Ceilings" II is a story {
: romantic adventure. Of the kind In whic
p the action of events Is combined wit
a expert Characterization which makes q
$ reader interested in the people and al
4 sorbed in what happens 10 them. TT
J. TWO men and the woman viii make
}. deep impression on every reader
+ The Beautiful Blue Danube" is n,
e blue. after all In Marie Van Worst
= article-to write which she Travelled II
length Of the Danube for Harper's Mag;
zlne-she describes the varying colors
. this famous stream as neutral in tone,
II light green, or whitish, but never by an
II possibility blue. Why the compose
II Strauss. saw II that color. who can tel
u Miss Van Worst presents the beauty ar
u romance and picturesoueness Of the riv,
n in fascinating language. and CastaigT
5 has illustrated the article with his Gu
tomary impressiveness in the June Ha
! per's-
'e The Illustrations in Fremont Rider
( Are the Dead Alive?' are worthy
y note. Photographs OF the 9henUrneno
= spirit naturalization having any clai
: at all 10 genuineness are, as might
e expected. pretty rare Besides phoJ
" graphs Of all the more important invc
? tigators Of psychical phenomena and n
= most noted mediums. Mr.. Rider has bee
= successful. however. in securing a =
: markable picture Of the deviation Of Il
D. human body and several OF .2ole Levitt
:. tiOn. several photographs of alleged n.
al terialization. and a number OF interes
er ing examples OF spirit writing; VIII
U, among the hitherto unpublished picture
which necessitated special trips 10 vario
paris Of this country and Europe. q
ar series illustrating the famous Bour
or case OF dual personality. pictures OF Z
D. ''Watseka Wonder case OF alleged a
gelic possession" and the noted Bert
Huse case Of clairvOyance.
Messrs. Henry Holt & Co. expect shol
-. " to publish. in conjunction with Ness