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 "Oh, you are not very sick"
 That's not the point. He ran into some obstruction on his way to my house and badly damaged his ma chine"-Louisville COurier-JOurnal
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-26

Jack Hathewey returned on the Farragut after spending the winter in the States.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-26

OLD PAPERS-Just the thing to place under carpets, ten cents per bundle of 100 at this office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-26

mander Morton, the Heiser family and the Messrs. Gulliver and Tomp. kins.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-26

Genuine Sweet Apple Cider Hunts Candy Kitchen.
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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-26

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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-05-26

A new line of heaters priced right, at Mead's. If
 Lowney's Box Candies at Hunts Candy Kitchen. If
 A fresh lou of Haas Candies receiv- ed on last boat, from 50 cents to s2 box. Valdez Drug Go. If
 Location notices. both quartz anG placer, for sale at the Prospector Of fee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
From India to Britain

MARMADUKE By Flor. Annie Steel l2mo. rp
2se. Frederick A: Stokes Company.
UNC0NQUERED BY Maud Diver With colored
frmtspiece i2mo. pp. 4SS G. P. Putnam's
Sons.
Two gifted writers whose best known
works hitherto have been romaices Of
India, here turn from the witchery and
mystery Of the East 20 their home
lands in the British { los; without
abatement Of their skill and charm.
The deft romanticist who fascinated US
with "The Potter's Thumb" "On the
Face Of the Waters" "The Hosts of the
Lord" and what not, now gives us a
vital human romance of Scottish life,
involving the rescue and redemption of
a man from inherited waywardness by
the self-sacrificing love Of a brave
young woman. If that account of it
suggests a Sex problem, may the sug-
gestion perish; for problem there is
none, Neither. by the way, is there
anything about the war, the time being
set long before its occurrence.
There is an abundance Of action, at
times most strenuous and heroic; there
is a fine vein of the very kind of humor
which Scottish minds conceive and en-
JOY; and there is all through an ire
sistible appeal to human sympathy.
Comparisons, proverbially odious, are
i'm this case inept; for whether this is
better or poorer than Mrs. SteePs In
dian romances is a purely subjective
question; the answer TO which depends
entirely upon whether the reader likes
India or Scotland the better. The gift
ed author has written of Scottish folk
and ways and life as truly and con-
vincingly as she has hitherto written
of those Of Hindostan. That, we think,
is all that needs TO be said TO give to
"Marmaduke" praise above most nov
els of the time.
Mrs. Diver, too. has delighted the
world with a number of Anglo-lndian
romances of exceptional power and
beauty. OF English parentage and
marriage, she has lived long in India
and Ceylon, and has thus not only
gained comprehensive and accurate
knowledge Of those lands, but also has
entered into sympathy with their life
and with the life of the strangers
within their gates. Now she, too, turns
back TO the British Isles and gives us
a hesrt-gripping story of the. present
day, of the loves Of men and women
and of parent and child Of the anguish
and the heroism of the great war. and
Of the whole gamut Of passions which
stir the soul. For its portrayal OF de-
votion and sacrifice. and of steadfast-
ness in the Via Crucis as well as In the
Via Lucis, il is book 10 be read with
throbbing heart, sometimes with brlp-
ming eyes and sometimes with exultant
pulse. Those who begin it Will COM
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Square," which, we are delighted to be

Square," which, we are delighted to be
assured, means not Washington Square,
which has more disappearing twad-
die and egregious fub-dub scrubbed
about it than any other equal area OF
Gods green or asphalted earth, but an
other, away over in the heart of that
Z East Side which is terra incognita to all
but the very elect; such as Mr.. Adams
and his understanding readers. 1t is a
Square in which it is not bad form"
for baby carriages to be wheeled and
for children to play; with benches oc-
cupied sometimes by wastrels and some
times by "spooning" couples. People do
not reside in the houses which bound
it; they live there. Though in mid
Manhattan, il is the habitat of simple,
natural, unaffected human nature.
II is of such a place and of such peo-
pie that Mr.. Adams writes, in a man
ner BETTING his theme. Each of the
tales in the volume is an idyl, crystal
clear, true to life, and full of lovable-
ness and tender charm. There is bub-
bling, Sparkling humor, and there are
now and then touches of wistful pathos.
There are love and heroism and sacri-
flee, and, indeed, veritable microcosm
Of human life in all its more interest
ing and attractive phases. The noisome
slum and vice and crime are not ig-
nored, but they are not exploited.
There is charm on every page, and az
the end Of every chapter the reader
wonders which car line will take him
most directly to that Square. Perhaps
few readers will ever find it, for we
warn all that the Square is as much
subjective as objective; but at least all
may have the perennial JOY of having
dwelt there in the pages of one Of the
real Classics. of Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03

Anton Chekov, translated by Constance
Garrett (Macmillans), contains eleven
tales. varied in character, by one OF
the ablest Russian story writers OF the
day.
"The Treasure Of Mushroom Rock
by Sidford F. Hamp (Putnamsl, is a
rev edition of a capital tale OF pros
pecting in the Rocky Mountains.
"The Hearts Kingdom" by Maria
Thompson Daviess REILLY & Britton),
Ia a story inspired By the war, story
of spiritual unrest as well as OF love
and the way in which the great PROP
lens were solved.
"The Green Jacket" by Jennette Lee
(Scribners), is a winsome tale OF de-
tective work and penology, and also OF
friendship and love.
"Belinda Of the Red Cross" by Robert
". Hamilton (Sully & Kleinteichl, Is
the story of strong and sweet Ameri-
can girl at the French battle front;
a tale full Of fine inspiration for pa
triotism and humanity.
"Carmen's Messenger" by Harold
Bindloss (StOkes), is fine romance OF
love, mystery and adventure on the
northern frontier Of Canada, hlled
with graphic word paintings of pictur-
esque and valiant action.
"Kate Plus TO-" by Edgar wallace
Small. Maynard & co.., Is a detective
story far above the average In puzzle
ment. in humor and in sympathetic hu-
man nature.
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Lies Comedies and Tragedies
Portrayed by the Fiction Writers

is. as we have said, a certain mark Of
duty rather than of desire in Miss
ing" we would not willingly have had
the book left unwritten.
If it lacks some of the breadth Of
view and the intense and vital person
ality OF some of her former romances,
it is still tale of enthralling interest,
and it is composed with all the authors
fine mastery of literary and dramatic
craftsmanship. Briefly, it is the story
of young bride whose husband goes to
the front and is reported missing"
Her Jezebel of sister seeks to per-
suade her that he will never return
and to accept the wooing of a rich
neighbor, goRg so far in her infamy as
to suppress knowledge that he has been
found and to deny his identity. But ul-
timately the wife learns of his where
abouts. spends fortnight at his bed
side before ne dies of his wounds and
then returns to England to make the
best of what is left of life-"to endure
and serve" 1t is a sad yet beautiful
and in the end inspiring tale, and the
world will be better for its having been
written
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03

plete II, and those who complete II will
lay It aside with the thought that here
IL book which they will be eagerly
clad TO read again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
Current Fiction
Tales of Love, Mystery, Comedy
and Tragedy

cousin Julia" by Grace Hodgson
F1andrau (Appletons), is the story OF
q prosperous family in the Middle west
and the mothers matrimonial ambi-
tons for her two beautiful daughters.
"Moscow in Flames" by Gregory P.
Danilevski. translated by DR.. A. s. Rap
paport (Brentano's), is the first work
by that eminent author to be rendered
into English. 10 is an historical ro-
nance Of Napoleon's Russian campaign.
CONQUEST" by Olive Wadsley (Dodd,
Mead & Coz. is the piquant tale OF =
street arab Of Paris who, instead Oh
becoming an Apache, becomes the attn
letic lion of London society II begins
with boys fight and ends with a
championship ring encounter.
"A Castle TO Let" by Mrs. Baillies
Reynolds (Doran), is the romance Oh
young Englishwoman and her mouse
party in an old castle in the Hungarian
mountains.
"old Man Curry" by Charles f. Van
Loan (Doran), is spirited tale OF the
racetrack.
civilian by the Grace Of Cod" by
Marjorie Bowen (Dutton), Is new edi-
ton of an historical romance about
William the Silent and his times.
"Thc Big Little Person" by Rebecca
Hooper Eastman (Harpers), is pleas
ant tale of pleasant people IN New
York. including heroine with whom u
is almost impossible to avoid falling In
love.
"The Newcomers" by Ella ". Peattle:
(Houghton Mifiin Company, tell. OF
the tribulations and triumphs OF Fam,
ily In their efforts TO win the favor OF
the community into which they nave
moved.
"The Three Black Pennys,' by Jo-
seph Hergesheimer alfred A. knopi },
Is the romance of three men and three
women In the forest and forge region
Of Pennsylvania.
"Robert Shenstone," by the Rev. pr'
W. J. Dawson John Lanel, is the SELF
told story of poet, and the story OF
misanthrope which was told to him; an
original and picturesque work.
"The Raccoon Lake Mystery oy
Nevil Monroe Hopkins (Lippincotts, I,
is a humorous detective story Of much
Ingenuity and interest.
aThe Golden Triangle By Maurice
Leblanc (Macsulay). Is a Partisan de-
tective story of the present day. =,
@The Party, and Other Tales oy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
BOOKS: AUTHORS: PUBLStERS~NEWS: REVIEWS: COMMENTS
Received and Reviewed
Books of the Current Week

(Ts ocrg books hare been received by The Tribune
important timely together Nth
other. reveed the columns Of toays Tnn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
Children of Sin

SECRET BREAD By y. Tennyscn Jesse Emo
DO 5i7. The George II. Dcran Company.
A striking and interesting situation
and an extraordinary denouement!
lanes Ruan, of ancient and noble
family, on his deathbed weds his mis-
tress, peasant woman, and thus
legitimatizes the child she is soon to
hear him. The story opens as Kuan
lies dying. Annie, who has gone 70
bring the priest, bursts into the room
$50 you've not cheated me, james,
she said. 81 made sure to find zee
dead when | brought Passon--l
thought you'd ha' done it to spite
me-"
"Dear woman" answered the
squire gently, "it's for my own pleas
ure I'm wedding you, and not 70
make an honest woman of you. We
a fancy to have the old place carried
on by q child who's got right to my
name, that's all"
"An' our first-born, ArchIaus, can
60 begging al's days, s'pose. An
tother lads and Vassie can go starve
wi en-"
Ruan's face changed, grew darker,
and he spoke hsrshly.
"They we're the children OF our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
Dramatic Tales
,sc,r CORNERS OF THE WORLD. BY

THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD ~ =
u w Mason. limo. ~. 4s2. Charles Scron6
Sons.
The numerous company Of those who
have been charmed or thrilled with Mr.
Mason's plays and sustained novels may
turn with entire confidence to this COM
pilation of his shorter tales. They will
find In them the same fine qualities
which they have so much admired In
those other works. There Is not much
bumor. but such as there Is Is very Ell
fective. There is pathos. There Is mys-
t te now bewildering, now terrifying
There is appalling tragedy, Above all,
wherever the scene and whatever the y,
motive of the tale, there is the uhia,l-
ING dramatic power which is Mr.
Msson's foremost characteristics. There
are few current collections Of short
stories so closely approximsting the
classic standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
East Side Idyls

OUR SQUARE, AND THE PEOPLE n II Is!
Williams. ismo ~. i2i. The Houghton Minhh
Company
Here is a book which confirms one OF
our pct theories, though that's not by
any means the only reason why we are
going to speak uncommonly well OF 1t.
I'VE have often wondered why so many
writer's of stories of the unfashionable
parts of New York seem to think IT
necessar to make them coarse, sordid,
repulsive, unclean; with everybody
having a "heluvatime" and punctuating
every other sentence with blasphe-
nous "Geel~ For it isn't really neces-
sarv. and such phases of life are no
more typical than those which are
bright, pleasant and clean.
In witness whereof, here Is "Our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
Juvenilia

THE BOY scouts YEAR BOOK. Illustrated.
Ho ID. Appleton Co.
An encTcUprdia u live Interest FOR e7ery rch-
blooded boz.
AT TIE FOOT OF THE SAND HILLS. ~ VI, g.
spslding s. T. Illustrated. l2me. Ben1rer
Brothers
boss story n adventure
THE WONDERFUL. STORY OF WASHINGTON.
BY C. VI Stevens. illustrated. l2mo. Cupples
4 Leon Company.
Select passages of history for boyish inspirsu0n
THE WONDERFUL STORY OF LINCOLN. ~
G. NJ stevens illustrated. l2mo. Cuppl- &
Leon Company.
Select passages o, history FOR boyish Inspiration.
TIE BOOK OF THE HAPPY WARRIOR by
Henry Newbolt Illustrated. Emo LOngmas,
Green 4 Co.
Stories o' famous warriors.
SOFT TOYS AND HOW To MAKE THIN By
r. A Hcsm,n. Illustrated. Emo fredcrick
A. Stokes Company.
A useful manual FOR those who would please
the little ones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
Written by Compulsion
Mrs. Humphry Wards Duteous
Novel of the War

MISSING b.. Slr Humphfy Wand. With fronts
,,'e-- IN color by C. Allan Gilbert l2ino. pp' S'S'
psii. Mead & Co.
VIC cannot escape a feeling that Mrs.
Ward wrote this novel from a sense of
duty rather than from a desire to tell
the story which it conveys. She is an
earnest patriot, and she has written
TWO most admirable non-fctional works
about the war. But she is prominent
~ a novelist, and she doubtless felt
hat she was under certain compul-
.;on 10 write a war novel, and here is
.be result We all remember what Fall
star said about doing things under
,ompul sion. but we are glad that Mrs.
ward differs from Fat jack in that as
N All other respects; for though there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03

passion-true love children. They re-
mind me Of the days when | was
fool. and I'll leave them only my
folly. But the child that's coming
he'll be blessed blythe law and the
Church-quite a gentleman Of quail.
ity. Annie; far above the likes OF
YOU. He'll live to breed hatred and
malice in the pack of ye, and every
hand Of his own flesh and blood'll DO
against him."
And so he does. All through the
book he is followed by the hatred Of
his older brother Archelaus. The de-
posed irst-born. lshmael grows TO
manhood and is married, but Archelaus
does not forget his grudge. There is
a tremendously dramatic scene when
ArcheIaus tells Ishmael that the son
whom he loves so deeply is really the
child of Archelaus.
In the setting the author has a dim
cul. task on his hands, for she cannot
but expect to be compared with Hardy
and Philpotts. She has been equal to
the occasion. She has done an excellent
piece Of work and one that is quite out
Of the ordinary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
Degeneracy
The Stupid Tale Of Prurient
and Pifling Fool

A cHASTE MAN. By Louis Wilkinson. i2mo,
%. s3s Alfred A. Knopf.
We somewhat reluctantly turn aside
from a multitude Of fine and worthy
books TO make some restrained and
temperate comments upon Mr.. Wilkin-
sons second novel in order 20 sntici-
pate the Gifted Hopkins, who will
doubtless presently emerge from the
adjacent shrubbery with the raucous
proclamation that this is a subtle psy-
Geological study, the demonstration OF
a profound ethical problem and in
brief creation of transcendent genius
The fact is that it is a somewhat poorly
written tale of an essentially prurient-
minded and lecherous fool, who, I'M
satisfied by wife who is UNNECESSARILY
too good for him, consorts with the
degenerate family of drunken beast
encourages and develops the sexual
alterations Of one of the girls until ne
makes her at heart shameless strum-
net. philanders physically over his
Wlfe'S maid, WITCHES MS oMh du"i' o.
ter remove her intimate undergarments
casts lascivious glances at handsome
boy in the street and crowns one
strenuous adventure with vomiting
fit in a public latrine.
We are not prudish nor Puritan
ical" in the opprobrious sense OF tha'
word. We recognize the fact that IL
licit sexual relations form one of the
gravest problems of modern society
and that it is often necessary to DIS
CUES phases OF that problem publicly
But we protest against the indiscrimi'
nate exploitation Of sexual pervert
who might have been of morbid Patio
logical interest TO Freud, but whose
proper place was in an asylum or q
Jail. However, the book has one merit
1T Is 90 stupid and tedious that few
will have patience to read It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03
Stirring Adventure

wEBsTER-MANs MAN. b. P.,sr r. Kyne
illustrated b Dean Cornwcn i2mo. pp ss4
Doubleday, Pare Co.
A mans man is bound to be q wom-
ans man, too, and Webster Is both.
That Is to say, he Is brave, generous,
clean, enterprising, resourceful; in a
word, manly; and those qualities inva-
riably command the friendship Of men
and the love Of women-of the men
and women whose friendship and love
are worth having. The adventures of
Webster are Of the most stirring kind
martial, revolutionary, tragic, but in
terspersed with touches of pure, de-
lightful romance, the other party to
which is a woman worthy Of his mat
ing. And the account of Latin-Amer-
lean revolution, which bulks large, is
far more realistic and true TO life than
nne-tenths of such accounts in the fc-
ton of this generation. This means
that it is a book well/worth reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-03

Americana
AMERICAN ADVENTURE By Iui,n str..t
nlusyat.d b. Wallace Morgan sro Tbs Centuv
Tss sory q some picturesque r,nsl~ tn tbs
South.
THE SECRETS OF POLAR rnAvE1. By Esu
Admiral RoOer. z Pesry. illustrated s'o' Tho
A siuEins .cooun. 9, tn. inyr,ions and meth
DDS utilized IN reaching the Po,.
LIcAN PARTY. By William Dana Circuit u,
iustrstnd Two vols svo. Iorgnans. Green q
A biography II n. Michigan statesman and
history q The R-publican party
Pcrsonalia
FRANCES JOSEPH AND HIS COURT. From ,hs
Memoirs " Count Roger ds E-segIie' ~ I H.
4 notable ,olun. q court rv-ol.tions s1uaiiy
AN ApMIRAEs WIFE N TIE MAKINq By
Lady PORE Illustrated. svo. Z P. pu;'on
Memories ard h-~u observations q an asivs
ne IN al parts 70 The world
THE LIFE OF FRANCIS THOMPSON By B--rsfd
MCNEIL $40 Charles srrbners sons
new edition. Uniform with ThoInTs"'
LIFE. ART AND LETTERS or GDoRgE ~
NESS. BY George Inncs 'r. illustrated Sra
Tie Century Company.
painter by his sou and chun-
Fiction
A DAUGHTER OF THE MORNING. b. zcna
Gale illustrated by W. p. KIM limo. Boots-
Merrill Company.
III. story q rirl who ''gt rry" and made
good"
sKINNER's BABY BY Henry Irving Dodre limo
HouFhion MIMI Company
A whimsical amusing snc rithh most instric-
tive tale.
THREEs CROWD Bv william Csine limo
Houshi0 Nrfnin Company
An Angio-Amencan comedy
HAZARD OF NEW FORTUNES. By william
Dean Ho1elh. l6mo Bcn Iavershi
A handy reprint IN The Modern Library.
MARY. NARY By James Stephens. lsmo. Boii
a Hverlsht
one Of siephenss best Dublin tales
ROTHsCHUDs FIDDLE By Anton Ctefhov
lsmo. BOni 4 Ilrright
A collection q short tales.
OUR SQUARE AND THE PEOPLE. N 1T. BY
Samuel Hopkins Adams Illustrated By ]. scUt
Williams limo. HOIghtOn Mifnin Company.
A vivid human tale of East sid- New York HE.
THE SHINING HEIGHTS BY l. A r. Wills.
l2mo John Lane Company.
romance Of adventure IN ssvase lands love
and sacrifice.
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Religious
THE THREE MEN OF JUpEA b. Henry s.
stiI limo The Open Court Publishing Con-
About Jesus. John the Bapdser and Paul
THE BIBLE N ENGLISH LITERATURE. BY
Edgar Whitaker Work. d. d. limo Fleming
scholarly review Of Ii. literary innusnc, Of
the Bible
CHINA FROM WITHIN. D. chrlv Erne. Scott
Illustrated. l2mo. Fleming H. Revell Company.
The impressions and experiences OF scholarly
missionary.
THE BLESSED BIRTHDAY. By rcrss ocu-
verse limo. T. Z. DuttOn Co
Christmas miracle play.
The War
WAR OF LIBERATION Paper. limo. rns
An unsigned discussion Of tns va.
TURKEY. PAST AND A FUTURE. By A J.
Toynbee Paper. svo. Tbs George n Dasn
Political and economic proolsns Of tns Ne.,
East
ALL N IT BY Ian Hay. lima ms HoushsOn
continuation Of Tho Fiu Hundrd Tnou-
THE SANDS OF FATE. BY Sir Thomas Barclay.
limo Ths Houghton Miffin Company.
psychological study Of the causes OF tbs VA
In dramatic form.
hAflD IHAlNlNG Of htthlllS. by M. f.
Campbell 2imo The Frcderick A. stok -
Company.
prsctic. pochvt handbook
AMERICAS BLACK AND WHITE BOOK. ny
Cartoon, reprinted from Tho Herald"
Miscellany
AUTUMN LorTERERs BY Chirl- Hanson
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George II pOfan Company.
Impressions OF a Berkshire tour
sYLvANDER AND CLARINDA Edited b. Ansiis
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An up'to'da,s work described by It's title.
THE NEW EVE Drawings hy Fish. written ard
designed b. Fowl. Folio, Tbs John Lane Com
satlrical and humorous cartoons.
FIRST OFFERING By Samuel Roth The
Lyric Publishing Company.
Sonnets and lyrics
THE PARENTS GUIDE. BY o1ora = Davis
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Advice TO parents about lnsIuctins their eili-
dren about sex
COOPERATIVE MARKETING BY W; w. Cum
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A practical manual Of popular economies.
HOW 10Y WAS FOUND. BY Isobel ". Hutehh-
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In advocacy Of "littlo theatres nd uioueh
movements
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UNIVERSAL EPHEMERIs BY Herbert T
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