The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-30
NEW BOOkS.
Continued from Ssrcn,A PaOs

CONTINUED from SsrCRh Pd0s.
sma zinE young woman and fully deserv-
ing - tho title Ashton Killers has gwen
20 her and to his book about her. The
Ma ster Girl 90. p. Putnam's Sons, The
young sun Disc warrior had gone forth
"a capture n vito = fter the vigorous and
satisfactory fsshion of our early ances-
tors. IL Is not too much TO say that the
wifi. captured him. She did other things.
a.ch ~ killing fine cave bear. three
too insistcnt suitors and Honk-Ah. .
thoroughly had sun Disc. Better than
These exploits. she invented tho bow and
arrow and improved tho military tActicp
of her husbands tribe until IL became
great in the land. Tho manner OF her TAX
ing "a was thoroughly in keeping with her
strong character and sturdy nature. This
tale Of hcg and her amazing doings has
only ons fault. IL II too short.
Beginning with John UpcOtt's early
life among the wrerkers % North Devon.
The Island Providence John Lane
Company. takes IL readers through a
series of adventures that cover the Span
ish Main in the days when IL was worth
while to h. freebooter. Herein 10 a
tale worth reading. and the pleasure To
bs derived from 70 il increased by the
manner in which IL 10 told and the persons
Who are introduced to complicaie. ex-
plain and sustain the plot. The Upcott
family itself furnishes food for thought
CasSandra Clifford attracts. the Bee Man
~ character worth knowing and the
unsin hlo hut fascinating SeAoFiss %
the Casa Blanca. who meets With a tragic
fate. ~ worth knowing. A book tn
he recommended 10 all who like adven-
ture and excitement
When he was az tho customary age az
which gildod youths marry ACTRESSES Rod
"rick Bclhammcr bestowed his attractive
nam, upon Lotto I.ore.to. who sang the
pie sing lyrics that warm tho helrts 81
the British millions. Somewhat lAter
Rodsrick Belhammc- became Lord Escalon
and pound his early and secret marriage
not without its embarrassments. This
WASH natural. hut when in addition he
martaged to fall IN love with his seCre-
tary a charming young lady % engaging
mex ocrienoe. his difficulties were happily
multi eplied He solved the problem ny
TelaTsinE into affection for his wife. hut
the details ~ this unusual and heroic
remedy must 10 sought IN -Tirsel and
Y
Dillin CHAM Company.
setting out upon his horse Bobieca in
search cf castle IN Spain and q properly
damsel therein. Don Miguel
Jesus Maria dc Sarda Boegas fell In
- ith SIR Richard Pendragon. This was
the he yinning OF adventure for hon
Miguel He ended by succorinE
princess and assisting a. n royal he
hut his chief service was a.
10 Sir Richard. This history
IL set forth IN Fortune by =. &. Snaith
IMoGatt Yard and Company.
novel examining the social existence
~ the city ~ Montreal NJ at least under
aking this considers bls task might bep pre-
surDet to have n certain individuality %
its own. such 10 not the case with The
Arch-Satiris. Frances d. Wolfe Fen
wick UIothrop. Leo and shepard Com
pany. Boston,. The untimsly end 81
en- unmitigated young sco'Indrei. whose
wickeS.ness lacked even tho superficial
charm " grEce 10 here recounsed in q
manner In satisfy tho desires 81 all middle
aged Parents. and the aAtirical note should
not seriously offend the inmates Of
young ladies' boarding school.
On Ir~ne'a seventeenth birthday she
accidentally agreed to marry Stephen.
This was in tho afternoon. hut early in
tho evening Apollo . ppeTred with chariot
and ~ ~ ed he- way n Crock mythology.
Hers vase round trip excursion. however.
yet when she had returned tO her own
planet she not unnS turalIy found its male
inha bitants unworthy u dividing h~r af-
Eection with Apollo. The full dstAiIs II
this highly natural and convincing affair
are chanctsristicaIly narrated by Vic
toria Cross in Tho Eternal Fires" Mitch
oil kcnnerlcyi.