The Republican journal., 1913-09-25

~, Story OF MY Lie, ny Evelyn
lp' announced by LoilGon pub
louise Kellogg's memoirs of a
u. Donna" will be brought out in
o. torm shortly.
President William H. Taft has
y q book called popular Govern
rs Essence, Its Permanence and
.PsrIs
ham Dean Howells, who returned
Flrope last week on a Boston
pr has a travel book, Familiar
''s a.s5 Travels, ready for the public.
u,s Julia Ward Howe and the
suffrage Movement" is the title
'' INCOMING book written by one of
@agrters, Mrs. Florence Howe Hall.
Ne Of W. I. Stead, who was lost
...4 Titanic, has been written by his
S,.rsr bearing the title my Father,
~ ra and Spiritual "reminiscences"
best-known book in this country
Y Christ Came to Chicago, which
y S,r- sale of 300, 900 copies.
Hunt Jackson's Ramona, /"
~ sold "a editions since its origi-
.cauon in 1884, will be brought
Tourists edition this autumn,
Spanatory introduction of the
..... d he novel, and with illustra-
y. -s. photographs of the actual
-.. ie story in Southern Califor-
r. y E. Braddon, who achieved
~. tae author of Lady Audley's
.--. more than so years ago, has
'.,5e new novel, Miranda" for
Mrs. Braddon, who is now rs,
M Jher eff the novelist, w. B.
re-H, whose literary standing is
,-- ra that of his mother. Mrs.
s. said to have written more
books.
g.r f-ndeXter, the Maine author,
+, Il-, new character to his read
October number of Short
mr. -r the caption Of Get There
.. AS the nickname indicates,
.,cr possesses an indomitabIe spirit.
4. atches cunning with cunning
ueets the "Headhunters" and
"a with the diamonds makes up
,.y.-,ng story of adventure.
gr8r Day, author of "The Skipper
A.. ICE Skipped" himself a good and
r..l Skipper, is commodore of the
M. aJat division of the Portland
,ar..Io. Mr.. Day spent part of the
\ Town the Maine coast in the
" 01es H., which has taken the
n its wrecked predecessor. He
...--t eglect his literary work, how
IL typewriter is part of his ship S
. j-r Days novel, Squire Phin, :"
s Maine villagers, has just been
"a. sized in a new edition.
( i Thomas, author of "Fatima. :"
4 sou Of the Rev. L. J. Thomas, a
yz--sr5nal minister. He was born
,re in 1879, aud graduated from
(. summa cum laude) in 1901. I'm
!: -y afterwards ne went to the
BIZ. to teach and there gathered
material for story writing. In
L. eaped suddenly into fame by
Z TIE $4,000 Collier prize from 30, :
aetirors, with his short story
f. and later gained further popu-
III Ut-r his first novel was issued by
ID brown & Co., THE Little Gods"
. s= entitled, and it had for its first
as the prize story Pagan" Mr..
rns, IS wise beyond his years and in
g Hraustlng his energies and his
lr " a feverish attempt to main
3 lJerary prominence he spends a
ta cal Of his time on his farm at
4 Mass. The Duxbury people
3 n- since ceased to point out the
j I"Tned young man who walks their
.s= aecOmpalied by remarkably
l- gI.-dog, as the famous literary
within their borders. They are
FL. ais talent, as they used to be
s Of the triumphs of Fanny
who also lived in Duxbury.
the most astonishing contribu-
Is .e October American Magazine
tc.e by a \ ale teacher entitled
age of a thousand Souls, The
the article, Arnold L. Gesell,
E q complete Investigation of the
that constitute a certain
in the Middle West. His
Yn reaches back through one
-e0eration = thirty-three years.
Is Of his investigation indicate
.g amount of feebIe-minded-
s' unity, alcoholism and general de-
IN small villages. In the same
2- ta Stannard Baker writes real
tGl article about Colonel George
lals, the builder Of the Panama
1t Is an article containing more
- interesting information about
and its remarkable builder,
d as been collected before. Another
u sting article in the number is a
-= STORY Of morphine fend who re-
aH' This article is in a series en-
Or Irose Who Have Come Back"
@'-e Ut true stories of people who,
'la disgraced at forty, have sue
s1-. coming back" to lives of use.
-aes> Fiction is contributed by Ine7
ay fillmore, Henry Wallace Phillips,
ss3 4, Hatch, John Taintor Foote and
'ro S Raymond.
Ne the most valuable contributions
Nv october Woman's Home Com,
Fly" is an article by Mary Heater
G2e Titled The New Freedom Fol
alIr hlldren." 1t is the first of {
81 renorting the Montessori principle
'slleaton as it may be used by the
oanean mother at home. DR.. Monies
" Is he famous Italian woman expert
.'-aehing, who asserts that the funda
..sa'5 principle of education should be
.F,ig. No child, she thinks, should
~ Lave a task imposed on it. Disci
as comes through liberty. Her ides
'0a an individual is not disciplined
'l'i. be has been rendered silent He i!
W. .o. liaJed-not disciplined. An indi
4ya IS really disciplined when he hal
-'a5f7d himself. These articles abou