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INTRODUCING ANIMALS

re Secret Tratls. (NaomHtom) By
Chorles @. u. Roberta
A collection OF animal tales having 70
do with the bear. the egret. the boar.
tho moose. the eagle. the rabbit and
other creatures OF field and forest. There
are eight illustrations by Paul Bransom.
wtld A~tmdi Stamp Primer. tNep
York Geological Park.)
This book 10 n collection OF animal
stories written especially for children.
and will hold the interest and a,ten-
ton of any child. The information
In these stories has been reviewed by
DR. Hornaday. director OF the Geological
Park. and can be relied upon as au-
thent!c. The colored stamp illustrations
are furnished In a separate envelope in
the front OF the book and pasted in
their proper position by the child.
The ReyNvewdttow Of Mdm0 and
Papa Goose. (Brtfton.) BY Mor,%s H.
Pdncoast
4 large quarto illustrated in fve
colors In which Mama and Papa"
appear on every page in association
with real people. ana conduct themselves
most humanity.
Badly Of Noms. (Ps~~) By Esther
BtrdsdH Darling.
Baldy is e. real dog-everybody IN
Alaska has heard OF him. This Is the
story Of how he was taken into the
kennel Of racing dogs owned In part by
Mrs. Darling--how no saved her life.
how ne became the leader OF tho great
racing team--and made good.
The Sandmon: Hts Animal Stories.
tPdJe.) BY Harry W. Frees.
Tho author has written a new series
Of Sandman" tales. and this time they
arc all about animals-pupp!es and kit
tens and things Nle that--and has H.
lustrated his book with wonderful pic
lures "taken from life"
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pages Of charming illustrations make II
an attractive holiday gift book.


an attractive holiday gift book.
lfisIc and Bod Manners. (KHopI)
BY Carl Van VechteB.
A new book by tho author Of 'Music
After the Great War" which music low
ers will enjoy. The longest chapter Is on
Spain and Music" and among the
others are titles rs "Music for the
Movies" LEO Ornstein.' New Prin-
cipals In Music" &c.
The Blue China Book. tDutton.) By
Ada Walker Cdmehi
\ volume devoted to early American
scenes and history as pictured on the
pottery Of the period. 1t contains over
200 illustrations and checking list of
known examples OF Anglo-American pot
terry.
The RWsstdn School Of Pointing.
fKnopI) BY Alexandra Benots.
A concise. scholarly survey Of the field,
translated from the Russian by Abra-
ham Yarmolinsky. Benois knows inti-
mately not only the artistic productions
OF his own nation but those OF western
Europe as well. and this enables him to
present his subject In a true perspective
The thirty-two plates are notable.
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world Of. say. the last half century, in
cluding OF course the authors famous
father.
"reminiscences Of War Time States
man aud Diplomat, 1S30-1915. PM-
ndm.) BY Frederick W. Setcdrd.
The son Of william Henry Seward
Secretary of State under Lincoln. Mr.
Seward had remarkably interesting
and DISTINGUISHED career. lie was sent
to warn Lincoln Of tho plot to assassi-
nate him In 1861. lie was Assis;an
Secretary OF state for twelve years. He
was nearly murdered in his fathers de-
fence April "a, 1865. and later particl-
pated in many events of national impor-
tance.
The Nfe Of John Marshall tHouph-
ton MirlinD BY Albert J. Bcreridoe.
The defnitive bicsraphy. In two vol
ures. OF n great American statesman.
whose influence was one OF the decisive
factors In shaping the form OF our Gov
ernment. In addition To being a vivid
and convincing story Of tho Chief Jus
tees own life the book 10 a history OF
his time.
4 Diplomats WIFE IN Mertco. tHur-
Intimate personal experience Mt Mex
leo city and Vera Cruz during those dra-
matte months when Nelson Shaugh-
messy was American Charge dAfaires.
just before the breaking OF OF dkI!o-
matte relations between the Cnitei
States and Mexico. There is gossip Of
drawing rooms and accounts Of personal
relations with statesmen soldiers and
sailors In hours when a diplomatic slip
might mean war.
Cicero. (McCluroD BY Hdnnis Taylor.
Through the unfolding OF the history
OF Cicero as advocate. statesman and
philosopher IL shown what the Roman
republic constitution really was. Never
before or since has the history o' a con-
stitution been 60 completely embodied In
the history Of man as that Of the Ro-
man republic In the life Of Cicero during
the twenty years Immediately preceding
his death.
Booker T. Washington. doubleday.
Pd0e) BY Emmett j. Scott and Lyman
Beecher store.
\ dramatic presentation and intcrpre-
ta',cn OF the various phases OF the Ne
o. the great negro educator. who rose
from a slave boy 10 he the recognized
leader OF 10000 900 people.
Paul the Dauntless. tRevelL) By
Bdsu NdfherS
This book. which We owe to the long
continued lsbors and earnest zeal Of
Basil Mathews. presents in a continuous
from the story Of St raul's life ..
lie has shown great skill IN illustrating
both the character and career from what
we know Of tho world as It was in st.
FauTs time--a strange world. full OF
mixtures Of races. languages. philoso-
phies and religions. blended gether.
No'leken. e Il HIS Times (Ldne) }
By John Thomas Smith
F!is; complete edition since 1929.
First illustrated edition. With bio
graphical Introduction. John Thomas
smiths "Nollokcns and His Times" Is
one OF the most curious biographical
works in the language, In respect of It's
immediate subject (,he misery old
sculptor for whom Dr. Johnson had such
kndness) Il Is piquantly malicious.
while IN respect OF all else Il IA one of
the mos genial, gossipy and curious of
records
Alaska Days WHh John Muir. (Rep-
eH) BY 3. Hall Young.
Stickeen was the canine hero OF John
Muir's famous dog story. and here Is n
book OF "reminiscences by the man who
owned Stickeen and who was Murs COM
pan!on on that adventurous trip among
the Alaskan glaciers.
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hea.re where the 1915 Follies wers

theatre where the 1918 Follies were
about to enliven matinee multitude.
Of course. when got to my seat found
my gray-bearded companion Of the morn
ing comfortably. or uncomfortably, next
10 me. I say. of course for this story
wouldn't be worth telling II 1t didn't have
such n climax. The old man. old enough
to have answered Lincoln's first call FOR
volunteers. had set out from home. his
staff In his hands. his Lcar-like beard
flowing in the wind. TO walk four miles
through acres OF snow to see the Folles.
I understood now his furtive glances,
his refusal to let me deliver him at his
destination. lie was out on a lark. he
WAS being naughty; and half the flavor
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FAIRIES AND HEROES

Pfnocchto. (Ltpptncott.) BY O. Col
l0dt
This Ia. tho latest volume IN the hand
some "Stories All Children Love" series.
Plnocchio is the classic Italian fairy
story OF an animated puopet. The eight
beautiful cOlored illustrations by Maria
l.. Kirk are feature. Tho binding is
In red, white and gold.
Tell Me a Hero Story. (RepeH) BY
Mary Stepdrt.
Miss Stewart has retold In clear. sim
Pile form twhile stll preserving their
stirring spir!t) some old stories found
enshrined In mummy cases and the peas.
ant songs Of the world.
The Coop Encyclopedia. (Stokss) Ri
Gelett Burgess.
Two hundred and eighty-eight Goops
caught In the acts Of their misdeeds
These fascinating O-heads of Mr. Bur
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BIOGRAPHY: :REMINlSCENCE

The Letters Of Richard Watson GN-
der. (Hou0hton. Mytln) Edited BY
Rosdmond Guder.
These highly personal letters which.
not w.thstsn nding his activities as poet,
editor and publcist. Mr.. Glider found
time to write freely and intimately TO
his large circle OF friends. make a living
portrait OF an uncommoniy attractive
man.
An o. Henry Biography. doubleday.
Pdgc) by Prof. G, AIphonso Smith.
This is the of.,cial history OF O.
Henry's l!se from his school days In
North Carolina, through life In Texas
and Central America, and his writing
career in New York UP to the time of his
premature death.
Ella Flag9 Young. tMcc'r0.) BY
John r. McMdnts.
1t Is tho public life OF Ella Flagg
Young which is here related. a life which
Is intimately bound up with the growth
OF Chicago during the past half century.
To remarkable extent her character
cpitomizes the dual ideals OF Western
civilization: she has always stood for
tho practical. the utilitar!an values In
the education OF the young; her career
may be summed up as that OF a great
! ldeallst cNaYaCter, spirit, tHe Iueai, hTc
/ the values she has laid most stress upon.
Years ot NV Youth (Harper) By
! William r'rn Hopells.
! \ Il, 8 .,tul autobiography OF youth
and young manhood. Not only a charm
! ing picture OF the early beginnings of
! our most distinguished man of letters
but vivid and graceful study OF the
life Of the day In the Ohio town where
Mr.. Howeils grew up. In later chapters
! he pictures the life Mt the State capital
Columbus, over a half century ago.
The Melancholy TdIs Of "Me." (Scrtb-
ner.) BY r. II. Sothern.
This Is n volume Of antobiographic
"reminiscences OF the celebrated actor In
the pages OF which are presented with
an extraordinary sympathy and skill
most OF the leaders In the dramatic
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would have been destroyed had ne no,
gone about Il secretly. His ENJOYMENT
Of the performance was evident ani
whole-hearted. but he didn't choose to
recognize his chauffeur of the morning
liked him none the less for that. though
had he spoken I'd have been glad {,
have given him n Eft toward his own
fireside.'' This is the story as Samuel
Merwin told Il to me, II seemed worth
repeating.
Mr. Merwin is n novelist. az any one
who has read his Honey Bee" and his
test, 1.-THE Trufflers." will willingly
admit. But he insists there is no fiction
In the yarn OF the Yankee at the court
Of Folly.
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SOME OF THE ARTS
Pewcroft: A Pleo foy the Older Woy,

Pe~croft: A Plse for the Older woys
(LoSe) BY WtuS0m Watson.
The author calls II "a plea for the
older ways" Il is an apology for his
craft-the craft Of literature, an an
alysis Of literature and an exposition Of
what literature really 10. And inter.
spersed with II all are brilliant excur-
sions which illuminate and adorn tho
main thesis. Those who have read 1t
place It In the front rank OF Mr.. Wat
sons literary achievements.
The Best Short Stories Of 1915. (srdlI.
Mayndrd) Edited by Edtodrd j. O'Brter.
A comprehensive volume OF Ss6 pages
which not only contains the twenty best
short stories published in American
magazines In 1915 but also gives COM
pletc classified index OF all the short
stories published In eight magazines In
1914 and thirty-five magazines In 1915,
with honor lists for 1914 and 1915.
The Practical Book Of Early Ame1tcdw
Arts and crafts. HtpptncottD BY
Harold ID. Eberiet~ and Abbot Mcclure.
There are :32 illustrations in this
thoroughly practical hook for amateurs
and profess!onals--it will delight and In
struct all lovers OF old glass. pewter. sill
yer. needlework. &C. Of the early Ameri-
cans. Large octave.
TAe Ns,o interior. tcersvrv) By
Hazel II. Adler.
A new and helpful book on interior
decoration which explains and en-
phasixes especially the lates' develop
ments Of American craftsmanship, with
original ideas and techniques. Considers
the problems Of all interiors. from those
OF the great country house to those of
tho tiniest city apartment
Art. tsmaH. Nay~ard.) BY A~0sIste
Rodin.
A new edition Of the famous Robins
art" printed from the same plates and
with the same illustrations as tho large
paper edition. which. first published at
$3.50 In 1912. took Its place at once as
the most important art book In years.
II Is written In the form OF conversation,
and tho great French master discusses
freely not only his own art but also art
In general, painting no less than sculp-
ture. with n spontaneity and charm sell
dom found in books written more con-
vent!onally.
| Ivory and Elephant. Doubleday.
Paoe.) BY George Frederick Kums. Ph.
d., So. d.
This Is q study Of the art Of carving
worries from the first crude drawings of
man on tusks down to the present time.
! and includes descriptions OF elephant
hunting and the methods Of search for
the ivory Of mammoth and mastodon.
Tho Quest Of the Quaint (Ltttle.
BrO,on.) BY Virginia RObte.
| II you have hobby for old furniture.
old mirrors. old glass or old china. II you
are a collector. or wish to be collector.
Miss Robie's book holds both information
and enjoyment for you, and the sixteen
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'HIGHLIGHTS' AMONG
THE NEW WAR BOOKS
--.SOME OF THE ARTS

hereditary makeup and interprets them
in the light OF the instructive Psychology
OF Freud. MacDousall and their fol-
lowers.
MY Home IN the Field of Honour
(Dorun.) BY Frances Wilson Huard.
An intimate narrative OF the woman
left at homo in her chateau sixty miles
northeast Of Paris, during the perilous
times OF the retreat of the civilian
population. Tho American authors
French husband. NJ. Huard. official
painter to the Sixth Army Of France.
contributes illustrations.
The Old Blood. (Dodd. Meod.) BY
FrederIok Palmer.
The call Of the Old Blood to tho youth
OF America-and the romance OF the
American hero who answers the call
with all the splendid enthusiasm OF a
great and Just cause. A tremendous
panorama OF the world in the melting
pot Of war--and all attuned to the throt
of tho great guns and tho onrush OF
millions.
war Breod. (RoH.) BY Ed,os1 Eyre
Hunt.
In August. 1914. Mr.. Hunt went to
Europe. got to Berlin. and from there to
Antwerp on the eve OF the bombardment.
There he became head Of the relief work
and served as virtual economic adminis-
traitor for that district for a year. In
Guided In the account IL a talk w.,h Karl
Liebknecht and sketches Of the personal
tiles and influence OF Brand Whitlock
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CESS have long served as nursery looking
glasses. Coop tales are funny and
true. and their delicious Quaintness
makes them the easiest rhymes to re-
member
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''s,'fhEIR!SEs !! |: )! s0E:: e. LEDGAR ovNsIAN
A ALFRED TRgsiDDER;. I'jE: Il j; { I SHEPARD
AN AMAZING NOVEL
or A NAN VINO GAVE m

Th profoundly impressive study Of one Of es ures 10
novel everybody should read unolds the Of
coward dhfter who continually himself Napoleon.
The suthor bare the his hero piece
work Though the book 10 relentless study Of the
shors whimsical humor provides much delightful reading and
his character sketches splendidy done $3.50 nst
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V~erfsnal.N sti3ea.

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