New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
JUVENILE.

CHRISTMAS IN AUSTRALIA: OR. FRTTZL.
FRIENDS; BY Frances Bartlett. IL liiustiaI t,4
ton Dana Estes & Coz
How Fritzl and his little dog. Tzandi. both
noor orphans and homeless. spent Christmas
in the palace OF an emperor
LITTLE GIRL BLUE BY Josephine Scribner
Gates. illustrated by Virginia Keep Clark.
i6rno. PIP 80. The Houghton Miffiin Com
pany)
The heroine is dolly who had to live
in the woods until she learned to say
please
THE CRAsHAw BROTHERS. BY Arthur Stan
wood Pier. Illustrated. 12mo. Pr. 49,.
CThe HOughton Mifflin Company
TWO athletic brothers on rival teams are
the leading characters Of this tale Of school
boy life al St. Tinlothy's.
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE RAINBOW Being
the Adventures Of Od-FashiOned Jane. ~
Florence Bone. Frontispiece 12mo pp. ieO.
(Eston & MainsD
Jane believed in fairies. They came TO her
cradle when she a baby and told her
nice stories and showed her the most won
derful things. and when she grew older they
took her to the other side of the rainbow.
ONCE. BY John Matter limo pp. 262 tIenry
Holt & CoD
A story of boy and girl life in small
town CT the middle West some thirty years
THE GETTING OF WISDOM. BY Henry Han
del Richardson. l2mo. PIP 20 Dufield &
CO..
A tale OF schoolgirl life in Australia
.
Illustrated by Harry Rountree 4to, pp K.
l09- Boston: Dana Estes & Coz
Little Gilbert, the founding, is left in a
forest and taken care of by the squirrels.
frogs. owls and RABBITS There are eight
colored plates and forty hiack-and-white
drawings.
DAY OF REJ6iC1NG. By sarah sarah Gertrude ii e
Porneroy. illustrated by Bertha D Hoxie.
1emo. PIP - (Boston: Dana Estes Coz
How two children found their greatest
in rfr1r~N hers anH in
uniting Mariquita and Don Francisco
MARTIN HYDE, THE DUKES MESSENGER.
BY John Maseheld. With illustrations by
Little, Brown & CO..
The adventures of an English boy while
IN service for the Duke of Monmouth. at
SLCMBER SEA CHANTEYS Words by
lucia Chase Bell and Rite Bell James
Music BY Carrie Stone Freeman. Illus
trated by Rita Bell James. 4to. pp. "a
tSan Francisco: Paul Elder & Coz
Ten slumber songs.
THE BOYS BOOK OF MODEL AERO
PLANES How 70 Build and Fly Them.
with the Story Of the Evolution of the
flying Machine BY Francis A Collins
diat ddiilus1rstsd with many phott09graphs and
30s. The Century Company.)
The BROWNIES LATEST ADVENTURES.
- Palmer COY. lllgstrated. 4to. pp. hi.
The Brownies help q hospital harvest
ioe. sow seeds, and while they pisv many
rranks they also do acts of kindness.
DICK AMONG THE -LUMBER-JACKs. BY
4. " DinaCck. With thirtv-two halftone
illustrations from photographs by J 4
Dtmock I2no. Pr. 800. tThe Frederick
A stokes Company
The adventures Of two boy explorers in
Canada.
ToUNG DUCK SHOOTERS ~ CAMP. By
EEaak Kell2gs With 6.t four - fun page
erick a. Stokes Conpany)
The record Of wear .rent on Duck
Island in the Mississippi By come boys
Who support themselves + shooting. FISH
ans sa1 trapping.
six:oen fgll page illustrations by H. p.
Hillsr. 12no, pp. sos. CThe Frederick 4
Stokes Compan--J
There are underground passages uays-
terious secrets. hidden treasures and
magic seeds in this story Of Dickfe Hard
inEs life.
THE ADVENTURES OF TWO ANTS Told
hv Nanny Han1rnarstron- Translated from
, he Swedish Si:d by a e 3 Fries III Illus
Stokes Company1
II which an ant tells the story Of her
Frontispiecs i5n1o. pp. 25s Ii5 5Harpsr I
tale Of the forest rangers
sIDNET. HER SENIOR YEAR. b. Anna
sgs by Harriet 3h Roosset Rchar6 T9
lcmo. pp. 800. Boston. Little. Brown
& co..
Completing he series Of Sidney Books
Dsy. Janet and host Of their friends
meet again Al Smith College. where sid
ney IS president Of the senior class
A PRAIRIE ROSE By Bertha E Bush.
With illuetratfons by Griswold Ting
12no. pp. eos. Boston. Little. Brown
E Co
Pose rhe heroine. a girl IF fifteen, and
her brofher GO in prairie schooner from
wisconsin 70 Iowa. where they intend 70
ruske a rev home. Despite her timidity
end shyEess she overcomes difficulties
which even make older settlers quail.