Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-30

OF idealists. one Of them a remarkable
Jew. Another is a poor white, who works
with the Jew in a poor quarter of the city.
The social conditions are unfoIded ma
turally in the course of the tale.
AN UNOFFICIAL LOVE STORY. BY
Albert Hickman. IA PIP, 81. The Cen
tury company.
Marjorie, the heroine Of this romance,
gracefully skating backwards lands into
the arms OF her cavalier, a young English
man who comes on official business to a
Canadian city. The young lady disdains
chaperones, hence the title unofficial"
SAMANTHA ON CHILDREN'S RIGHTS.
By Marietta Holley. Sls PIP, $50. G. w.
Dillingham; company.
Josiah Aliens wife talks of the rights Of
children. She thinks the laws Of heredity
cannot be wholly overcome and must in
fluence the child for good or evil, The
book has a love story running through
it and is full of Samantha's humorous
sayings.
TAG, OR THE CHEN BOULE DOG. BY
Valance ]. Patriarche, 1SS pp., 81. L. c.
Page & Co.
The amusing story Of a newly-married
couple whose honeymoon is interrupted by
the appearance of a lost child and a dog
and the humorous complications which re-
suit from the young wife's kindly interest
III the lllllt lSllOW IdNSicI dlu Ah9 hbB'
ANNE OF AVONLEA. By L. NJ. Nom
gomery. 1866 PIP, $50. L. C.. age & Co.
Anne Shirley. who first appeared in
Anne of Green Gables" in the present
volume is as fascinating as ever. The au-
thor has introduced several new charac-
tiers. including an imaginative and charm
ing little boy. Paul Irving.
Juvenile.
THE ROAD TO OF. BY L. Frank Baum.
PSI PIP, $l6. The Reilly g. Britton com
pany.
How to reach the magic city of OF is
the problem Mr.. Baum has made into a
delightful fairy story. To produce the
colors of the different lands various colors
of paper nave been used. which makes
the book very odd and very attractive in
appearance. The Illustrations are grotesque
and amusing.
THE ENCHANTED FOREST. By Mary
Raymond Shipman Andrews. &5 PIP,
$3.50, e. p. Dutton & Co.
-Four fairy stories for children Of en-
chanted forests and queer beasts. This is
Mrs. Andrews first book for children.
2 illustrated In color.
BILLY WHISPERS AT THE FAIR. By
f. O.. Wheeler. l6S PIP, 81. Saalfield Pub
fishing company.
When Bily's owners go to the fair Billy
goes along, though they don't know it.
He sees everything worth seeing and does
everything worth doing. illustrated in
color.
DOROTHY DAINTY IN THE COUN-
TRY, by Amy Brooks. 243 Pp. 81. 10th
rop. Lee & Shepard Company.
Eighth volume of Dorothy Dainty Ser
les" The little private school. so much
enjoyed. closes early in June. and Dorothy,
with her dearest friend. Nancy Ferris,
who has beetn restored to her after a
mysterious absence, goes for a long stay
at a beach hotel.
WITH PICKPOLE AND HEAVY, by c.
B, Burleigh. SS1 PIP. $3.50. Lothrop, Lee
& Shepard Company.
Second volume of Norman Carver Ser
les" Norman having mad a winter as
clerk in a lumber camp is given a some
what similar position With a crew OF
river drivers, and with him is his friend.
Fred Warner. They share in some very
exciting adventures that tax their
strength, courage and fertility Of resources
severely.
AMERICAN PATTY, a story Of 1912. By
Adele T.. Thompson. 500 PIP. Sl.2b. 10th
rop, Lee & Shepard Company.
Fifth volume OF Brave Heart Series
Patty is a girl of l6. whose family have
settled across the Canadian border and
srs living on the best OF terms with the