Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-16
New Books
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miscellaneous.
TO. ALL THE WORLD EXCEPT. GER
George Allen q Unwin. Ltd
The author OF this book. A.. Il. Stillwell, /
Is better known In these parts as a cap
tain OF railroad industry, having been a
promoter OF the old Port Arthur route /
and later the Mexico q Orient line out
Of Kansas City. Tho volume he has pro-
duced Is a breezy discussion OF war topics I
from the standpoint OF peace although /
devoid Of sympathy with the Germans. |
and. hence. addressed TO everybody ex-
cept Inhabitants OF Germany. The argu- |
ment ls condensed In the introduction or,
rather. the book "a an elaboration OF the
introductory outline. war Is madness
Is stillwelis variation OF Sherman's defi- |
milton. In his opinion Germany Is the |
outlaw nation. and the ultimate solution |
Is the most complete organization this I
world has ever seen supported by
worldwide peace army. and with an APP
peal to the religious instincts. to humani-
tartan instincts and TO the pocketbook.
lie wants an international flag 20 pro-
tect sea commerce for all nations during |
time OF war. and n court 20 settle inter-
national disputes. backed by a world po-
lice strong enough 60 make nations OBJ
serve scraps Of paper.
THE STORY OF A PIONEER. BY DIT |
Anna H. Shaw. $50 pp. 81. Harper a
Dr shaw tells the story OF her life in
rs varied activities She begins with her
arrival in America az the age OF 4. and 1
tells OF the hardshlps and struggles on
what was then the western frontier As
school teacher. preacher lecturer. or
dained minister physician. worker among
The poor. she attained TO her different
ambitions. Her account Of her life work 4
for suffrage. which occupies only a por-
ton OF this human document. Il filled
with incidents. picturesque and humor-
ous. Fer the suffraeist. this book Is tho Z
official record OF the work Of the last
quarter century; and for the general 4
reader, the story OF an unusual, active I
American Woman.
FAD AND HIS FATHER. by r. I.auris-
son huaocci los pp. 20 cents. Little.
During President I4ncoIn's occupancy
Of the White House. his son. Tad" as
he was universally called. was probably /
the most active figure within It's walls. !
The child kept the household busy and
required the presidents daily help TO
strnishlen out the tansles he created The
bond between father and son was unusu-
siiy strons. aud Ia his devotion TO the I
child one gets a revelation OF the depth /
OF the presidents tenderness and sympa-
thy for all humanity.
THE NATURAL ORDER OF SPIRIT |
hy Lueien Q. 1rfyes Ssd PIP ti50. |
This book sets forth the life TO come
as reveale1 By psychical research and
aims 20 rescue Il from scientific. dog
rate ard phari ale nreildi e5 The au-
thor endeayors 10 infuse something more
Of natnralness ana homelikeness into our
conceptions OF spirit.
HABITS THAT HANDICAP. BY Charles
. Towns. es po $40. The Century
rr Towns. whose llfework Is the study
END treatment OF the victims OF those
habits and treatment % the victims CT
these habits and who Is largely responsi-
BE for the present legislative campaign.
here sums ID his experience IN regani
% the preyelence OF drugs ana the meth
DDS 81 Treatment and ours; and he extends
his discussion als0 20 alcohol and tobacco
il ID almost as important he believes
that the public should be wary about
sanatorlnns AMI even about many doe
tors a. about drugs themselves. ANA he
outlines practicable msso OF cure, ths
success u which be has himself ge-
peatedly proved.
THE LITTLE CHILD AT THE BREAK
FAST TABLB Arranged by Mary and
william lannett % cents. American
lIrpariau association.
Little prayers Tor morning bedtime
household fhankssivings and holidays.
TIE LAST LAP ~ r.. W. sfarrett
70 pp. SIS sherman French a Co.
a treatiss which VIII appeal to those
Interested ~ mental heallng new thought.
psycholoey n he varied aspects aud kim