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NOTES

An unusual number OF important
novels are % he brought out this fall
hv The Macmillan company. In itself
the announcement Of a new book by
Winston Churchill les as interesting A
niece of news as can we'll be given to
hs reader of modern fiction. but. IN
addition there are % be new novels by
DE late Marion Crawford Jack Lon
don. Robert Herrick. Zona Gale.
Charles Major, c. G. d. Roberts, and
pu,ram.
: Not only does Mr.. Churchill enjoy
the reputation OF being probably the
most popular novelist in the country
ioiay. but his reputation has also
crossed the Atlantic. The American
lr Winston Churchill" says a promi-
nent London daily. has finished a new
novel which Messrs. Macmillan and
company are 90 bring out shortly. We
do not erudge the Americans many Of
their writer's Of fiction. but Nj
Churchill is one Of them. He Is not
ono 0f the Kind who will allow them
wNer tn be- hustled by the publishers
lIa writes because he has story 10
io.I, story with a meaning and pur-
lnr and le tells il with q spacious
ness and command Of literary crafts
hansbip which reminds us Of the best
work OF the best period NJ the Vic
mu1n ew. Tho title OF the new
novel bias not yet been determined.
"A ufo for a Life" ls the name Of
N' HeT.cks forthcoming book The
SERIOUSNESS, of MT Herrck's work has
.'n thoroughly recognized for some
tna by tho most careful critics. md
l'' new book win deal with subjects as
.i'f. and s important as bis previous
.'''I* in many ways Mr.. HerIick n
ian no.
n Martin Eden" Jack London has
o a'N'-Fad "a triumph Of realism.
@ I'fH.is VIII see more than n
"lia 1i autobiography in the vivid a.
,1n OF EiDn's rise. Inspired hy an
.l''flIr Infc. from a fo'castle hand 10
,t a1d riches The story ~ Martin
,N'h development Is told with an ~
.. '"naon.a Wen known vlgor and
Daa Gales now book Is American.
s .'I' nhoro and characters II
r. '.N he uuhlic's old favorlte.
d. y l'age and there are many
a. I readers who win b. glad
ft.lt,.., ''''i acquaintance with lts
".I'' inhabitants.
.n. ,....H of romance there viii he
r.. ~. last novel by Marion
I'.I Chat Hill over bc uubiieho8
~ o.' '.ra of Dis recent deatb M
t.. ..i two Wauuscrlntg thai
hN. 'tr nut INTO book forn ~
fr ..IHn.'l to bo published thls
historical romance of .e,an.
t. injury Italy From fow sen-
u ancient chronicle No. has
..r .' 'haming love story. toid
H'HUatomcl doNcacy ana
b- '.H srrltIng picture or INC
.I. period with ts hiruf, ana
auei, ''l underlying barbarlsm ana
b.,l .a.0fH Knlght NJ ola brandon.
rl,.I .'I. M tharles Majors new
.r. With the court IN mo
urrs l'Il'k me Great ana mo
n.Ua of his sister Wilhol-
IfroF ...I .i'iniic possib'ltIes n tho
DO hn 'i'.N'. MI Major has made
nIr.. .I..i ana the result is "a
u.I. biz r.......... appeal 90 AN VINO ad-
'.Fl"ns work
I.YHH.H. H" N'AHfNNNt" az 81 ID
..'|oa dealing vim tbe fo-o.,
whose mo he knows so eeil
aff l'. Nd disclose a. svmpst1,
Rotlr .sht which have made NJ
H.r1. W chief spokesman ION AZ
n,s '''s of American backuood
eb ..t. Veg "rhe Human cob
n.H nrfI.r tlls remarkable nst ~
ah,. 'obWrh' b. anoiber 49,. 's
inai,. .g,ling the authors oxtraor.
alsbf.i .ghl into the myneues MI M.
10 ro.. .Ina and his appreciation y,
'''ee of his theme. '''' ''
trg,s, p. '',' lufg q Co.'s Fan llst ia the
rsrrs.e,. 'ho history of M house snd
an unusually Wide range of