The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-04
HIGH LIGETS' ON THE SPRINGS FICTION LIST
WIDE RANGE OF
THEMES COVERED
BY NEW FICTION

The book Introduces to us one who I.
already classical writer In his own
country and In Continental Europe.
-Scribner.
MSS BMy-Mdrrfed. by Eleanor II
norter. The heroine OF former Miss
n,ny books Is shown through many and
uiVerslned events OF early married lie
including some trying days when she finds
herself without a cook. The book is char
| acterlzed by the happy, wholesome At.
| mosphere Of Its predece ssors
me nfddiin0 Gbl, BY Mrs. Rhodes
aainpoe'i; The heroine. who at frs.
mother. is finally enabled through the
iatters Interest to carry out her am.
bition to become violinst A sirrpls
ana appealing story. designed especially
for girls The pare t,ornnpn.
home. anonymous. \ large croY, q.
realistic and diversified character. rbo
are shown passing through many events
IN many lands. but always feeling Inc
..nuence OF their home. which Is ",ne
anchor or mans soul" The thc,ne 4.
big and the story crowded WIN cn,or
adventure and emotion
Dod0's Ddaghior. bY T. + Ee,son A
clever and ultra-modern sequel "a DoJo
"hich made sensation twentY ,.nrs
'E"' Inc heroine of that earlier book
plays an important part in this na,v M.
dividing honors with her daughter who
as beautiful magnetic. unconventional
WHY ana sparkling as one would exnec,
from the daughter Of her mother
Ahthonv the Absolute Nv Samuel Mer
win. young man of scientific bent gnes
10 'niha TO study Oriental music and
without warning. is hung from his pIacid
ittle world into swirling drama of love
anu hate. and saves the lovely sinner
heroine from the drunken madness Of Nor
husband. realistic Oriental background
adds to the effect Of the story
Century
The Best Ndn, by Grace Livingston IIi,,
Iutz. The story of a secret service aper,
who Is over,aken by love In an ex,roo,.
dinarV manner while engaged In a DIM
gcrous mission Working out his proh,er,
he encounters plenty OF thrilling adven
ture.
The f"d Emerald. by John Reed Scot,
A romance OF the present time So, apairs,
background ~ social life In washlnr,o,
ana virginia. Jewel mystery commit.
Gates love AFFAIR. and tho shallowness
OF the best" society IL pictured
the FnH Of the Moon. by Cnro,,ns
i'ockhart. The romance OF warm
nearteh western girl. who tires or ber
hundrum existence. sets out to see life''
ana hnds some unpleasant things to see
-Llppinco,t
"h"n Mdyfioucrs Blossom. by A. IL
i'unb. romance OF early New Eng
ana ua?s In writing which, the author
s.a,es IN MS preface. every event and cir.
'unStance mentioned In relation 10 Ply
mouth Colony has been accurately coi
lated and verified
--Reveii.
tio'tdn Moyr. by Erns, Won Wplzorcn
translated By Edward Breck and charles
harvey Genung. A story OF musical life
~ Germany OF which the pianist hero is
continually getting into trouble because
~ ms soft heart and quick temper The
central figure is Able List and the
scene Weimar.
--Huebsch
Bfdck Il WHITE, by George Barr Nc.
Cutcheon. The hero who starts with
every possession supposed 10 make one
happy. makes one mistake which changes
the course OF his whole life and the lives
or others An unusually daring story told
IN the entertaining McCutcheon manner
DARK Hoilow. by Anna Katherine
Green. Mrs. Green's mystery stories are
surely wen known b. this time. The new
one Is characteristics, containing all the
elements or mystery. suspense, bafr,ement
twisting and turning to the final solution
The Making Of on Enoifshnan. by W. l..
George. French bog with AN idealistic
admiration for things English sets out
20 become an Englishnan himself and
encounters establishment and despair be-
his desire. background Of contrasted
English-F French characteristics does not
lessen the human appeal OF the story
-Dodd Mead
Worlds EHd by Ameiie Ritse The an.
thors hrst long novel. n romance set I'm
Virginia. The story tells OF how a girls
life Is rebuilt by n husbands faith and
devotion after her chances foD happiness
have been all but ruined by an unworthy
lover.
The Womans Lar. by Maravene
Thompson. This heroines code dictates
defence OF her offspring at all costs. Her
worthless husband commits a crime To
save her son she finds a double to i'm.
personate the culprit while he fees the
country. and complications ensue
Stokes
Children Of the Sea, BY r. de We're STAG
poole. out OF n cable mending" back
ground Off the coast Of Japan an Ice
lander steps light heartedly into love
adventure with a Japanese girl. But his
true love story comes later, when he is
back among the fishermen OF his own
country, -Duffied.
The Fortunate Youth, by William j.
Locke. \ lovable hero IL introduced as
! n little ragamuffln who builds his whole
life on the conception that he is the lost
! child of some prince. He carries his
| dream through many varying scenes. his
adventures and his own personality being
| presented with Lockes characteristic
| charm OF style
The Flying Inn, by Gilbert X. Chester.
| ton, partly farcicai romance OF the
! adventures of the last English nnkeeper.
when all western Europe has been con.
quered by the Mosem Empire and It's
dogma of abstinence from wine Tho inn
keeper sfanchly advocates the rights OF