Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
Miscellaneous.

clever heroine.
miscellaneous.
HOW TO DEVELOP, SELF-CONFI-
Grenville Kleiser; 2Ss PIP; N.25; Funk &
Wagnells company. 81
The author sets forth series OF sugges-
tons to be used In correcting the want of
confidence in speech and manner; he lays
down as a fundamental principle that one
should not merely think of himself as
strong and cheerful, but should endeavor
constantly TO express those qualities in
looks, voice, words, manner, work and
daily life.
THE QUALITIES OF MEN, by Joseph
Jastrow; 1888 pp.; 81; Houghton-Mfflin com
pany
An Interpretation Of the contrasts in tenn
permanent ability ideals and general social
relations which may be observed In the
people about us Some OF the subjects are:
"sensiblity and Morals" Individual Quail
ity and the Restraint OF Convention"
Square Holes and Round Pegs" The
Hazard OF High Quality" etc.
DEMOCRACY AND THE PARTY sYs-
TEN, by NJ Ostrogorsld: as pp.: d.7b; The
Macmillan company.
After the publication Of the authors for
mer book. Democracy and the organiza-
ton Of Political Parties" the suggestion
was made in the press that an abridged
edition should be brought out, While based
upon the second volume OF the larger work.
the present book has been thoroughly re-
yised and enriched with great deal Of
new matter
THE GRAND CANYON OF ARIZONA,
by George Wharton James; 259 PIP; 1850
Little, Brown a Co.
This volume points out the special beau
ties ana famous features of the canyon.
and gives the reader an accurate knowledge
OF this wonderful country.
HOW TO ARGUE AND WIN, by Gren-
vile Kleiaer; $40 pp.: Sf.5; FUNK 4 Wag-
nails company.
The author endeavors TO put the reader
In possession OF those laws OF argumenta-
ton which lie at the bottom OF sound
reasoning based on fact; 20 give the stu
dent. be he lawyer politician, clergyman,
public speaker, or salesman, those methods
OF preparation that shall make him reason
ably certain to win.
MR.. DOoLHY SAYS, by Peter Dunno:
2S9 pp.; 81; Charles Scribner's Sons.
This, the first book by Mr.. DOoley which
has been published in four years. contains
his very latest comment on men and women
and things. He treats Of divorce. &"
| GLORY" Woman Suffrage" The Bachelor
Tax" ''The Rising Of the Subject Races"
-ePanics" and ocean Travel"
THE COST OF OUR NATIONAL. GOV
ERNMENIl by Henry Jones Ford; las pp.i
$50; The Macmillan company.
This volume contains the substance OF lee
lures delivered on the George Biumenthal
Foundation at Columbia university in the
fall and winter OF 1903,
THE MARVELs BEYOND SCIENCE, BY
| Joseph Grasseti Sls pp.; n.l5i Funk Wag-
/ nails company.
| The author Of this book nftirms that
''there Is no logical situation which binders
facts not yet belonging 20 science from
ceasing some day. TO be occult and bsoom-
/ Ing scientific" and presents phenomena
/ formerly looked upon as occult but now
fully explained ana accounted for by
science.
THE LIFE or CHARLES SUMNER, By
walter g; shotwell 'S pp.i RSoi Thomas
This volume OF necessity has TO DO with
many matters Of which there are othei
printed records. but az the same tine Z
/ vast amount Of new light Is shed on III,
ststesman's public career Is well a. on hi,
private life. In dealing with Summers con
nectOn with national affairs the author
has maintAined AZ impartial an attitude a
Is consistent with a sympathesie treatment
Of his sabiect