The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

TOO, Ike some OtueT BuuIdBletS VIC
lave heard Of. II Is inscribed TO
Nv. B. W.. slavedriver and friend
who. we take II. Is a man.
Alice Duer Miller has condemned
as out Of our mouths. Doesn't II say
something like that in the Bible?
Anyway, abe has had the Wit TO take
choice selections from various
speech ~ OF our honored congress
men and comment upon them in
rhyme.
Mr.. Browdie. Of Ohio. who held up
the opposition with eloquence when
suffrage was being tried for its lie
| In congress last January. comes In
| for the lions share. A sonnet on the
Thompson. Bewley cannery bills, now
In their third reading In New York,
permitting an employer to work
women seven days q week. after ?
| D. m. or any time he sees At. IL q
close second. George H. Doran Co..
New York: so cents.
At last THE Honey Bee" has come
ont In . book. We no longer have
ito take 1t In homeopathic doses and
long for next month TO come TO see
what Hilda Blink. the baby and Do
reyn are going to do about It all.
Hilda Il IN American product No
where else on the globe. we imagine.
liz there q combination Of business
woman. mother. puritan and print.
tive lover such - We can turn out.
and the sad part Of IL Il. that these
things cannot always fuse and make
1.-THE perfect whole: they viii IN time
and then We viii have . woman who
will help to make this land what We
claim II already 10. the land Of the
free and home Of the brave"
Hilda's natural side Is the most
absorbing and holds our interest in
this unusual book. Just the story;
the baby with its baths and its per-
ambulator: good. old prize-hghting
Blink cropping about In his mind for
the right thing to do and doing the
kindest things while cropping; little.
weak Adele. not thinking at all. but
letting her heart lead her in the
right path; passionate Juliette and
her fierce. animal motherlove.
matching her baby from the safest
arms Il would ever have to shield il;
and last Harris Doreyn. conventional
ixed and trying to solve the prob
lem Of love and duty. losing the fight
through physical weakness.
Like all of Samuel Merwin's books
II 10 vital with life--the daily grind
Of work. the seemingly eventless
days which, when put together, make
. vibrant, pulsating whole
"The Honey Bee" by Samuel Mer-
win. Bobbs. Merrill Publishing Co..
Indianapolis: 31.35.
HE looked like. young Crusader
On . tomb" and II you have ever
been In the Temple church in old
London. you will know what that
looks like. The interesting thing
about these recumbent gentlemen
being their legs: crossed at the
ankles. one crusade; at the calves.
two trips TO annihilate the Turk;
and at the knee. three or more.
which entities him to place among
the archangels In the seventh hea-
ven.
Now. our hero wasn't q crusader
1t al. but . poor invalid who had
to Be married to IN impecunious girl
willy-nilly. because his mother was
going to die and did not feel happy
1t leaving him to the tender care.
or mis-care. Of hirelinu. Phyllis
Narcisss undertook the Job and what
happened?
More practical than her romantic
name would Indicate. she raised her
Knight from the tomb, % to speak.
b. the power Of love and Q good
deal Of sunshine. laughter and tact
ful change.
She opened the shutters. bought .
bun pup, planted . rose garden and
little By little the statuesque invalid
took up his bed and walked
How shs I'D H. In the sweetest.
most tsn6sr and giriish way. II all
lold n "Th1 Rose Garden Husband"
. tlttle gsm Of ~ hind. with q BIT
d cob Il IT. cheeriness.
Margaret Widdsmer. author; J. B.
Ilgpineott pubiishsr. Philadelphia;
- %
IT'S . long way IRON the girl OF
gE1ndmoGhsr's time who screamed At
the sight Of . caterpillar and tainted
whsn . snake came her way, to the
gi11 Of today who chops down trees.
puts up tents. makes and breaks
camp: knows al the Wild animals
suinciently well to photograph them
nom IN ambush made By her own
hands; can swim. paddle. build fires.
make . shelter for the night in the
open: knows the trees and fruits
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