The sun., 1910-09-10
ROOk> tND THORS.

bgVHN w" " U HOhN.
Na.t"rlrCk approves ~ an s~sAv on
himself nv Archibald HendersDn. Just
published 1T is he save -ona 81 the
mos' sagacIouE. most acute and most
r"cetratins essays In ~. whole modern
movement
In 'h"sa davs e f-r,nin" urh"1val
e W Sale>hvs Woman and Mnman-
hood should b" welcomes In tS in
i-pdric' ~ chapter It announces among
otEs~ things IT. prIrp1s- = adding -y.t
another t. Nh" many books IN various
f a-r.r'S 4 wumauhnod - propound and
n rrSSInl. establish rhis conception -
wumauhnrd and - find IN n n never
failing guide - tks right living of the IN
divliual life an infalhbl" criterion ~ right
and wrong IN all proposals. Tor the future
- womanhOod whs'hsr economic. po-
lt.cal educational. whether rega riding
marriage or divorce or any other subiec
that corr.r1l- womanhood
Homer plvenTs'r' ,h. art rrrr-'
Wtr-" aut phioErar,h al In" country
R.v Illustrated hy himsa,f - Ora ~ the
autumn books accompanied Roosevelt
Westward - aEI'a'" 80 cheyenne Tor a
Fr" I..ric Remington monument t. he
..-'. tel a. Washington.
I-m.'rl k-ur"rh Br,wu has always
-II ,nat -ra had rlth"r tell stories 10
,uiI lr"r than write them Tor anybody
"-.. and now it -..erus that -he has grariii.I
h----Ifl lywr.tincn . book Tor carlIran The
anr.unr-i book - the author ~ -Har.m-
Us and In" Dukes Price - entitled
4
aH- 'rhrug "NI..rI-l'''~ % IN ,hI'i FIus'a
among o." 'aIrf"-
Al hr~ ~" hong NapDl..on "Npr--eed
himself fr...lv ana ,,pIou-v Iu let'ers.
spcrchss u-r-- 80 bu. SOMEHOW thN-.
r-vrlatIpu~ hav" escaped attention until
nov q VI johnston has curnpnl.d ami
tran-lat.d thorn putting hem into q com
pact form 80 that they cans .itu'"n Il virtual
telling ~ Napol.unz own
word- the story Of his NJ" from birth -
death with extraordinary frankue-s. both
a. concerning hI- mIlf1ry campaigns an.
public affairs. IN" rntimat- d"'1lIs Vt hi-
domestic lif" and "von hiS thoughts and
moods In iis s"lf-r"veahng quality TIN.
complied diary - compared 20 the CON
f..sI,n- g ~ Augustine and of EoIsSoau
f".. harry - Pepys and tho autobiography
pf Franklin.
H.. publi-h.rS " tho new eiiti m ~
= h" american commonwealth have
boon -nnoWhai ernba IRA sod by th.
author determination 20 have It up To .
date Although on the press changes I
arr constantly beinR made. a. continuously
stirring current events incit" Mr. Bryce |
,o reyision and additiona
MAY Dixon Ihacksr who's" Sout hern I
problem novel - announced 10 appear
.oon. - sister " Thomas DiEon
Nr~ Edith Hall Orthwein wrote the bulk
u her re- on novel. Love IN the Weaving
N a healfh resort IN intervals bet ween
lf'acks of nourast h"nia brought on by the
work itself When Mrs. OrthWsin returns /
rom Europe in the late fall she int"nds
q forsak" kansas city and adopt New
! fork establishing a salon headquarters
or he musical and literary. While abroad
he will make pilgrimage To the home
II Abdul Haha az Acci. together with
,or travelling companion Mary Janford
Ford. who wrote The Oriental Rose; or.
he Tea chings ~ Abdul Baha
stephen f"Nupldst tne authoT pi |
Ilong=hore.- has lived primarily on the
ugged English coast. which shows his
itne-S for wiring novel such a. IL evi-
i.nced by that tl'l"
Helen = wri ghi. the author ~ The
,reat Whit" Nor'h. is the daughter 81
, long Ine - s"a people Sh" made up
her mind a. child to write the story
= Arctic adventure and her decision
.r'nr With the P"ary climax
Mss \ Wright whose Cuba
Ipl cars tnr- autumn. lived IN the island
pr many wears engaged IN Newspaper
work and consequently was brought
n'p intInai" touch with the people and
D.. country She writes ~ Havana -
he tourist sces m" city and then - y
-ally ~. ~ tho penpl" n Cubs and 'h"i'
.isr orrz. tho Izle 81 Pinrp. the north
cast and the Nipe Pay district
The president Of the University u wEs-