The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-29
BOOK NOTES


This week / must tell sou nh1t' Or
shelf. ful Ut new fiction which ] i,.
a. ,hc Library all kinds and tiiig.. o.
suit everybody. Their, Dr. ore, 90 Il
Pastors Wife, over which YOU u1u
chucklc aud chuckle and 90 times o. 3
outright. The carefully reared dHHl
ter OF an English bishop suddrnly taHs
planted from the cultured utmosph,rr
OF her British home, 20 share the DO. p,
and sorrows OF IL typical, though Ion
what uncouth, pastor 10 East Prussia
a pastor whose chief interest iu life .-
ut LIEBER GOTT-tertilizrr.
gcb0rg has been more than CAREFUL,
reared; she hns led the most name and
stilted existence. innocent of amy con
tact with the vague ''rcal world be.
| Noud the walls of the palace of the
Ibishop Of Rochester. Her wholly an.
p~rcccdentcd trip, unchupcroncd, 70 Lon
Ldon for dental work, stirred strange
Thoughts and fancies m her: hitherto
tethcred impulses ran riot; and with Z
tca guiucas which were 20 have covered
her expenses she bough; q ticket in O.
O. personally conducted , expedition 90
lucerne. On the trip, among the con
,cntionals aud stupids. lngcborg disroy-
NhNNA AANNN ANNNNNNN ANNNNNNNiAH NNN|NNN VT
his flock NJ K0ckeusec, East Prussia.
who il irresistible and s%plcndidly ubtuse
90 opposition, Sights or the thousand
/ little 6ucnessc OF the world which hus
been lugeh0rg' =. Perhaps YOU may
guess ~ this stage that ''Thc Pastor :
| Wife, is written by Grain Mary A.. u.
| Aruim. better known NJ tho author Of
4" Elizabeth and Her German Garden, -
| a. ..E..N. lH..N.aH - n.vv... s.N..a .n.N
| ideals are contrastcd IN making up q
delightful story. Fo~rcshudoWcd 10y the
courtship. the marriage resolves into
something strange beyond l%ngcborg
Widest dreams. The German nt lurg"
on his native heath is IL vastly frnnkcr
person than his Anglo Saxon ucighbor
on subjects over which the social taboo
h. drawn In England; 80 from the time
of l~ngeborg's arrival In East Prussia
the tale bubbles over with fun and
IHthos ms the unsophisticuted and thor
oughly urtiess English girl bumps uI
against the customs Of the country on'
utter another.
4 pair o. Irish tramps, father uut
daughter. With "a donkey aud cart, wan
der about the country, living from han,
10 mouth, as happy as the day is long
The 'hunt for food " the engrnssini
occupation of thor lives. and they ufl
lit noaisc scrupulous ms 60 how TINT foll
Is acquired. 70 these wanderers pres
entity come three angels, with the ortho
dox wings, crownc and shining robes
The traWps, with their ready Celtic lo
rcptancc Of the supernatural, soon Zee
AZ home with their celestial Visitnuti
l1Icrsuudc them 20 exchange their nugcli
6 Il insignia for less conspicuous clothing
t"acquired' like the food. and the hy
p continue their wandcriugs up and dow
Patsy MncCunn acting ms commissur
and proudly feeling himself th' mead O
10 elan, while his daughter Mary thoi
|Aughly enjoys mCtheriug her four MA
'lsuline creatures. James Stcf hens hu
,atitten this whimsical tale IN eth
p nsmi gods, /" just published. With %
= the fun Mr.. stephens slips In many O.
/ interesting bit of philosophy. To NJ
Asquith and his Kind we commend IN
/ following: beyond all things "a won
b an desires power. and, beyond %
things, she l. unable 10 use 1t when st
pets II. II this power be given 90 h,
. ~grndgingly. she will exercise II me
!. Icilessly; II IL is given kindl! hen NJ
81 bound by her nature to rcnoun'