Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-03

haErOW groove ana i've her own life. After
two years OF struggle in New York she
almost despairs and decides to give il up,
when the Unforeseen occurs.
THE sPENDTHRIFT BY Marshall
Browne; Ss PIP $50; G. W. Dillingham;
This book Is founded on the play OF the
same name which appeared at the Bran
deiH theatsr a few weeks ago. II is a tense
story. full OF fascination and tremendous
situdtiOns. The couple it portrays-in-
dulgent husband and spenthrift wife who
ruins him. but rises at the end superb and
Observation-Disclosures strildnsly delineated.
THE FRONTIERsAdAN. by II. A. Cody;
32 pp; no. George II. Doran & co.
A story o. stirring adventure In the
Yukon. It Is packed with action and
filled with tremendous atmosphere OF
reality and depicts an unusual phase Of
life in the north country.
=, THE EMPTY HOUSE. by Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps; &6 pp.; no; Houghton
A volumne OF short stories dealing with
typical American men and women and
with critical moments in their lives. and,
though startling at times. will strongly
appeal to the reader on account OF their
truth to life.
THE BETRAYAL. by Walter Neaie and
hlizabeth h Hancock; 500 pp.; S150; Neale
publishing company.
novel, historical political social: a
novel Of manners, In which Is shown the
rise and fall OF virsinia-and her betrayal
by native virsinians.
Juvenile.
THE RAINY DAY SCRAP BOOK. by r
l. and n T. shuman; n.25; Reilly & Brit
ton company.
This book is accompanied by 1O7 half
tone pictures. which are to be fitted into
their appropriate place in the scrap book,
according % the hints given by the out
line sketch and brief description.
THE NARRATIVE BIBLE, edited by
Clifton Johnson; 4o2 pp.; $50; The Baker
q Taylor company.
The narrative portions Of the Bible are
here condensed into volume OF moderate
length without any essential change In
the Bible words and phraseology. except
that Of omission. The story Is suitable for
the average reader under IS years OF age
MARJORIE MOXIE. BY Maud Harrison
Huey; ss2 pD. Rand McNally company
Marjories experienee-some grave, some
gay-win prove interesting and amusing
to the little SRI Of 10 or Y years.
PRINCESS POLLY. By Amy Brooks; 252
pp-; The Fiatt a Peck company.
An attractive little story for girls by the
author Of the Dorothy Dainty series.
A HAPPY LITTLE TIME by I.aura Il
Richards; 100 pp. sl.25; Dana Estes q Co.
The story OF the happy time a little
giri has during her eonvalescence. The
book is attractively Illustrated in cslor
MOPsA. THE FAIRY. By Jean IneeIow:
- pp.i $50; ]. B. LippincOtt company.
An exquisite fairy tale which ranks with
the classic fairy stories. Illustrated in
color with decorated lining papers.
BIEBt. by ~ouida;" H2 pp.; $50. J. B.
LippiuCutt company.
A volume OF enhancing short stories for
children Of s and 10 years Illustrated in
color.
Dewey G2 pp.. 49, Houghton AnfCIn
company.
Once upon a time the captain OF the Jane
Ellen determined that sailors should no
longer be Obliged 10 sail at night without
some fixed star 20 steer BY so he sent
raffy aloft % Interview the star people
While he was up there Taffy learned 3,
great deal about the history and peculiar
ties OF the stars and these are delightfully."-
narrated.
LITTLE GIRL Blue BY Joseuhine
seTibner Gates; s. pp; % cents; H0ughton
MifEln company.
This story OF how Little Girl Blue Ia
i've doID lived IN the woods until she
learned % say please viii appeal 70
every child's sense OF humor
THE PTED PIPER or HANLIN b.
Robert Browning; g pp-, h8, Rand Nc
hally company.
The fascinating rhyme of the Pied
Piper Is most adequately Illustrated in
color ana fairly busties with the action Of
the poem
THE RHTMING RING, by Louise Ayers
Garrett, @ pp. N8; Rand McNally COM
pany.
The verses are Just the sort 30 read 10
attle folks. and van be a source OF ioy %