The sun., 1910-06-29

The Involuntary Chapsrun' y the story
of a Wousn'- holiday and the romance
which rest fy,l from Il, will not herself
take . h",idIy this summer. She does
her writing IN her New York apartment
and there she will spend the summer. she
says. 'ns Mrs. Harrison e. Lewis. you
know that name happening 10 he h"r
own outside the book world. where .h'
Is known As Margaret Cameron.
Josephine Preston Peabodys The
Piper' has gone into the fourth printing
The Piper it will h. remembered. won
the first prize Of $500 against Sit COM
peting plays ia the Shakespeare Memorial
Theatre contest. It's production. which
WIS delayed on account of King Edwards
death. has just heen announced Tor The
midsummer festival At Stratioul. Whicn
will taxi place at the end of July
The Morals " the Modern Heroine
is one of the subjects discussed 10y iliE,-
beth Bisllnd in her collection ct essays
published under tha1itie ol At the Sign
of the Hobby-Horse 1Ls changed
standards of the present day. the heroine
who is merely unconventional and the
contrast between the ideals concerning
men and women are amuHg her cunsidera-
tions Can one imagine she says In
conclusion. the modern heroine drawing
race upward through sheer beauty of
soul' No. even imaginatiua has It's
limits.
William Dean Howells has written an
Introduction Tor the new Mark Twain
book Marx TWain's SpceChes.' There
il also d characteristics prefece by Mark
Twain himself The subjects of the
speeches vary from weather and women
t. politics and fishing and Sttest at least
ons remarkable fact that Mark Twain
never repeats himself. Mark Twain
was lecturer before he heoime a writer
a speaker who succeeded In making a
nation laugh
The author of Just Between Them.
selves Is taking a rest just now and
occupying her time in mastering a new
subject since tho middle Of January
she has rcad over score Of books on
the English political situation. with the
result that she isn't sure who is right
only / don want aRy tariff in England
,hs .aid. YOU can pass sixty trunks
through Liverpool in the time b, takes 10
unlock one yalisa in New York As an
eternal traveller I'm flr free trade en-
pbatlcallv-
The many readers OF The Wood-car'er
ING viii look forward with interest to
Mar, = Walters new book. -Flamsted
Ona-rtcs 10 anpaar early in the autumn
The story deals with present day cnndi-
lions Of American life social and indus.
tritl The heroine il the child Of Irish
imni-rants. IN. 5o,pas Of the hook are
Iaid rn Nav Y1rl. and AZ the granite quar-.
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Mr. George cary Errlssfon. whose His.
tory oT IA, Conf.ier,tp Mar has inst
been plbIis6ad lives during the summer
months al brs cottage Crlross. on lake
C.,rr. H.. cpttars stands within
fbi-tv-rr. f.,at Of the waters edge. com.
nIefaIy hidden IN the trees From his
vrI..rg f,hi, IN porch corner Mr. Er.
rIs.fap can 90. and hear every nasssrby
vi,borr bo,nr ssrn himself he report-
thai from th.-s warrant Inspectors he
Las leaned many interesting things about
t.I1-.lf 1 an very grateful for all
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.rr. Na,Y-. ,f Man by File Nl.t-b
rIs.v aA..b La. b.sp r.prin,ed man,
time. -,nr. - first appcarance is Dov
br,r,., ,.t IN a new edition I'm this
,,l,,,p. IN. author addresses htnsalf
q, tb, sr.y..t and fh. most -srio,,s urob.
Ie,r, Of humanity to M. and .ax and
ga,fb and fear Of death
Mr Frank ~a'il". the author of The
Pursuit Is an tngiishman whose own
nam pursuit - the management OF
rpgIspt Vs finds fimo boW.y.r IN
"a, a good b,r Of travelling A. often a.
r,..ibla ,Yt If tho b.at.n track 4b.n
no picss no large amount of material
for his literary work He mas generally
had the eyreri.po. of th, details h. 10
,,up,s and IN The p,irsutt. ne followed
bi. her, and berni,. all the way. which
he'd through Suain and Tanrier and ended
in M-ssina.