The Washington herald., 1913-10-19

Noyss. In two volumes. Tnis edition COR
tains everything By Mr.. Noyes printed
on either eide OF the Atlantic, with
the exception Of one Or two urimportant
pieces Of early work cancelled by the
author himself
Harper and Brothers are pubiishin<
seven new books: The coryston Family"
by Mrs. Humphry Ward; whistles
stories." by Don C. seitz; Peanut" By
Albert Bieelow Paine; Prayer. What
Il Is and What II Does by the Rev.
Samuel McComb; How to Be Beauti-
fui." By M he Montaigne; Mark Tidd.s
oy Clarence Burlington KeIland, and
Camping on the Great Lakes" by Ray
mond s. Spears
A splendid antidote for the blues IN
Margaret Westrups new novel, Tide
Marks This Is not to say that the story
OF Philippa Hamilton's life and love q
merely amusing, for. like most people.
there are ups and downs'' In her career.
so viyaciously has she been drawn by the
author however, and so unswervingfy
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the ready Is bound TO have q CHEEKY time
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Versatility Of thought and charm of
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story involving love and art and the
destiny OF two beings, a painter and a
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A book which proposes to examine critS
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with view to assisting in tho correct
Judgment Of railroad activitieE and op-
Grating results. Is American Railroad
Economics" further described In the sub
title as "A Textbook for Investors and
Students. The author Is DIR. A. NJ. Sa-
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University School Of Commerce. Accounts
and Finance. Dr. Sakolski divides his
consideration Of this topic into four main
facts MACMILLAN Company
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