Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
New Books


b. Myrtlt Reed 90 Pp. N-bo q. r. Put
Mans Sons.
s rev romance BY Miss Reed. which tells
Tie love story Of young man and
cHarning airl. The plot h attractive and
Size character drawing and dialogue are
s,avu with the authors wealth Of mag
its.ou and knowledge Of human nature
1ls boo'l Is uttractively bound IN lavender
and sold and has a fronuspiece in color
s.endon Campbell.
JJfs SOCIAL BUCANEER. BY Frederic
8. lshs.n 9f7 Pp. d-50 Bobbs-Merri1
C1raEany.
cUatleld Bruce is suspected OF stealing
= famous rope OF pearls belonging 70 his
employer whose daughter, Majoris Wood.
comes to believe that he has stolen them,
b.; goes on loving him just the same. The
or. depends partly on the strong curl
osity reused by the definite problem Of
ndins the missing pearls but even more
80 on the problem OF personality the charm
OF eniEmatc word and act and the fas-
cinstion Of speculative interest reused by
seemingly inoOngru9un appearance and
deed. or course, Il all comes out right
LADY GOOD-FOR-NOTH By A. T.
ouiller-Cuuch- fs7 Pp. $40. Charles sorib-
hsr's Sons
xhteenth century is laid In this country
b ths straight-laced colonial times. The
t'roins scourged through the streets for
some slight Sabbath breaking. IL rescued
b9 customs cfficer, an Englishman-
What happens 10 har after that, her love
f,try, her lodge In the wilderness, her voy-
az 10 Portugal and her adventures in the
EIhst Lisbon earthquake make q thrilling
E,ry.
1HB GREATEST WISH IN THE
WpHLD. BY Temple Thuraton. @s Pp,
". Mitchell Kennerley.
This story Is about . tiny girl babe thai
NE priest finds. abandoned, In his church
Aud about how she grows up 70 woman
hood in the care OF himself and bis house
keeper. But Father OLearY u the most
important as well as the mOat entertain.
Ing and entirely delightful figure In tn,
book There IL a love story, Of course
indeed. there are two love stories. one Of
them nfty years In the past.
The HERITAGE OBJ THE DESERT
~ Zane Grey. 2s Pp. &lSa Harper a
Bros.
The scene Of this story Is in that Amos
inaccessible country OK southern Utah and
northern Arizona bordering on the Crane
canyon and deals mainly with the life
family and fortunes Of Mormon patriarcl
on a. desert easis made By his own hands
Except for the heroine. M0saaL the Womei
IN Il are not much more than names. Blu
some of the men loom big IN the reader
interest and are wonderfully alive an,
real.
RED PEPPER BURNS. BY Grace :
4 Richmond. 40 Pp. F1-20. Doubleday. Pag
n a. Co.
3. p Burns. whose fiery hair mot 4
mention similar temper) earned him On
! nickname OF Red Pepper" among hi
friends was country doctor Of the oil
'chool-one OF those whole-souled enthusl
ssts who would rather relieve some neigh
nors suffering than eat his own dinner
$40 author eonvlneinsiy creates the SUE
loGndings and atmosphere Of a small tow
where many Of the old-fashiOned" quail
ties OF life stiil exist. OF course, there
most charming and beautiful heroine.
TIE GLAD LADY. BY Amy u. BIanob
ard. 91 Pp. t.50 Dana Estes q co.
An account OF vacation spent In north
I'm Spain. which promised at the outse
TO be very quiet and commonplace, prove
10 DO exactly the opposite. The stor
throughout il interviewer with vivid d,