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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-13
Fighting the White Plague

THE RATTLE WITH TUBERCULOSIS AND
now TO WIN IT A book Tor tie patton, and
his friends Ey ID. Macdonald King VI. IS
Illustrated. i2mo. pp. 255 J Is Appineoh
C0mpsny
There is probably no modern scourge
more fatal than the Great White
Plague. 1t is a disease which attacks
rich and Door alike. Il turks in tene-
ment halls. stalks its victims in pal
aces and all too frequently cuts short
a brilliant career in the heyday OF its
efficiency.
The author is himself a victim OF
tuberculosis. Naturally the subject IS
OF vital interest TO him, and he has
done good work in gathering the ma
terial contained in his book. He goes
into details as to the nature of the
disease, the methods Of its contraction
and the fight to conquer it. The book
contains chapters on diagnosis and on
life in sanatoria; on fighting the enemy
in the home end preventing its on
slaughts against other members of the
patients family. The appendix con-
tains useful information az 10 method
OF fumigation and disinfection; COM
pleting an important and valuable book,
which every tuberculosis patient and
every one who has a history of tubercu-
losis in his family, or friend who is
suffering with the disease, would do
well to read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-13
How to Live

PHILOSOPHY AND THE SOCIAL PROBLEM BY
VIII Dursf'. Ph. D. l-mo. ~. 2i2. The Mae
NIL, a. COMPANY.
After all has been said. the prime
business Of this world is the business
Of right living. and only those things
are useful which in some manner
teach US how TO live This, in brief,
is Professor Durant's thesis. He
makes a strong plea for a philosophy
which will work out in everyday life,
and yet he does not preach prsgmatism.
SO he gives US an interesting book:
written in terse, a times almost cpl
grammatical English, with thoughts
clearly and steadily moving forward
to a logical conclusion.
Professor Durant begins with an ex-
animation of the principal philoso-
phies. from Protagoras to Nietzsche.
He examines them in chronological
order and with fine scholarly apprecia-
ton culls the salient points Of each.
Having shown how each, examined in
regard TO its bearing Of the problem
Of how to live, has a valuable mes
sage, and how each is an outgrowth
OF all those which have gone before, he
sets out working theory Of his own
for the practical application OF philos-
ophy 20 social betterment. You must
read the book TO gain his point. 1t is
not new in its entirety. 1t has been
tried before in part - efforts along
the lines he advocates are being put
forth every day but the methods we
use are scattered and sporadic and
bear no perceptible relation to one
another. Professor Durant's idea is
Ioordination, a gathering of all the
parts into great whole.
The message of this book NAV be
bit overoptimistic Professor Durant
may make the mistake of ascribing too
high degree of intelligence to the aver
age reader; but his book is written
with thoughtful care and skill. and is
well worth reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-13
Sanity
Contributions to the Practical
Philosophy Of Lite

GROWTH ~ SILENCE ~ susanna p, aosi0,,, !.
Win portrait l2mo ~. isj. &. = fuu''m
Sons.
THE SCHOOL NURSE ~ Lima Roger. Si,''f PI,.
II y illustrated. l-mo. ~ -''. T.. = i"'-
mans Sons. .,,.,.
PHYSICAL TRAINING ron BUSINESS MEN.
By II Irving lianco'k. llu'ta"'' i-"'' ~
a.J. G.. T.. Putnam Hohh. -
There is sanity in Miss Cocrofts
ESSAYS which strongly appeals to rea-
son. She does not promise the impoS-
sible nor the incredible as result or
thought. But she points out the ad-
vantages which are 10 be derived from
the cultivation of sweet reaaonableness
and that mental poise which is wlthln
the reach Of all men i'm manner which
attracts and persuades. She - the
propagandist for no SCHOOL but
merely for universal intellectual ny
giene. ,
Miss Struthers. a pioneer municipal
school nurse, IN her very practlcal
treatise demon strates both the immen-
sty of the need of sanitation, nursing
and medical inspection and care in the
public and the manner In when ~ ~
most readily 90 be supplied. IL IS u
hook not alone for nurses and physi-
clans, but also for school principals
and teachers, for boards or educatloh
and for parents Of school children
every one of whom should get prac-
tical profit from reading It.
The complaint that business men be-
come too sedentary and thus neglect
their health is probably not a. well
founded now as il was years ago. still,
with all our athletic clubs and golf
links and what not, there Is still need
for more systematic physical culture
by many men who spend most Of their
days in Offices. Mr.. Hancock IS not
faddist nor a propagandlst, but the
earnest advocate Of rational setting
IN exercises" and other simple meth
DDS Of physical culture within the easy
reach Of all. His book is strikingly
illustrated with numerous superim-
posed photographs, which give a
uniquely graphic idea Of the exercises
prescribed.
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Abiogenesis?
A Scholarly Discussion of the
Origin of Life

THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF LIFE ~
ienD F.!rn-.d Osborn Illustrated. $50. ~
XXX. 81 Charles scrbner's Sous
The mystery of life is so profound,
so compelling in its appeal. to human
interest, and so vitality associated with
that which men esteem as Of supreme
value, that serious and authoritative
investigation and discussion CT il will
never cease TO be welcome. The theme
is old IL was old even in the days OF
LucretiUs. and since IL was illumined
by the genius Of Darwin it has COM
manded the attention OF an innumer-
able multitude Of all sorts and condi-
tions of men. IL has inspired some
wisdom and much folly, and It's annals
are marked with many abandoned theo-
ries which once were put forward as
cocksure realities. Yet when a volume
like the present. rich in scholarship,
discreet in argument and engaging in
manner. makes its appearance, we
greet IL as gladly as though IL were
TIE first conner in the much-thronged
field.
DR.. 0ssorn is not a propaganda.
He has no pet preconceived notion 20
promote. He does not assume TO solve
the tran scendent problem of the origin
Of life. lie does not judge between
biogenesis and abiogenesis, nor declare
either OF them to be impossible. His
nearest approach TO dogmatism is per-
haps in the statement OF belief that
life had its origin in water; belief
which is now. we believe. all but uni
versally accepted, and which WAS di-
rectly stated as a fact some thousands
OF years ago By the author Of the Book
Of Genesis. What he does is 20 mar
shall in lneid array all the evidence
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Brief Notices

Emile Boutroux's "The Contingency
Of the Laws Of Nature" was written
and presented at the Sorbonne as
thesis for a electorate. Those inter-
ested in comparing his views Of nearly
half a century ago with those prevail,
ing in his name to-day will find Fred
Rothwelrs translation accurate and nu-
emit. (svo, PIP. vii, 1876; the open Court
Publishing Company
Lighthouses and Lightships OF the
United states" by George X. Putnam
tSvo. Illustrated pp. xiii, 3Os; Hough-
ton Miflin Company, Is encyclopaedia
i'm its information concerning An impor-
tant branch Of Federal service, and Is
of much interest to the genera! reader
"Thc Elephant" by Agnes Herbert
(svo. illustrated. PIP. 2sA; Frederick A.
Stokes Company, is spirited tale, or
series of tales. OF elephant hunting,
with mach information concerning the
tricks and manners of the great beasts
in readable form.
Sir Charles Waldstein in What
Germany L. Fighting For" Longmans,
Green & Coz presents succinct but
Commemorative and convincing analy-
sis and exposition Of the aims of the
Central Powers, which is of especially
timely interest just now, amid the de-
mands for restatement OF Americas
purpose in the war
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The Trust Problem
Its Relation to Business, Labor
and the Law

TIE TRUST PROBLEM ny. jeremiah Whlppss
jerks. LII D.. Director Of tho Division o!
T. clark Ph D. Professor " EcononlH. t1i,
icse o. do CIp ~ New Yorb. WIN charts a.. and
appendices $50. 10. ~. iJ'. poaDsu4'' az
GO.
The three earlier editions Of this
important work have taken their place
in the foremost rank Of economic au-
thorities. but they must now give way
70 the present which comprises all
that they held and so much more tnat
IL is practically a new work. Besides
being brought down TO date IT contains
new chapters on such topics as tne
evolution of business, prices, trusts ana
the working man, industrial complha,
tiCns in Europe, state and federai
trust legislation and trusts and tne
Federal courts. II has also been pro-
vided with copious appendices, contain
ing suggestions for the solution OF the
trust problem" by "A number OF emit
nent authorities. histories Of repre-
sentative industrial organizations, ana
the laws of the United States and otner
nations relating to trusts.
One Of the most admirable FEATURES
Of the work, and one Of those when
give il its greatest value, is us tone OIL
broad minded reasonableness. Inc
propagandist spirit is absent: Inc
spirit Of inquiry Of information, Of
explanation. OF argument, Is dominant
ali the way through. 1t will serve, as
il has long been serving in earlier cdl-
tons. as an authoritative text book IN
schools and colleges, and it will be no
less useful for the reading of the
fnancier, manufacturer, merchant and
trade union member. The writing and
publication of it constitute public
service of great scope and enduring
character
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is a handsome royal octave volume Of
TIT pages, with many illustrations, and
in addition to the proceedings OF the
congress, includes ninety articles on
American archaeology, ethnology, folk
lore and tradition, history, linguistics
and physical anthropology. The work
was prepared by DR.. A, Hrdlicka, OF the
United States National Museum. who
was general secretary of the congress,
and edited by F. W. Hodge, of the Blu
reau Of American Ethnology.
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At Madison Avenue Baptist Church
the Eaton class for men will reopen
with a patriotic meeting The class
will gather in Sanders Hall, 80 East
Thirty-drst Street, and will unfurl a
service flag with thirty-four stars, rep
resenting members Of the class who
have gone into the different branches
Of government service. Robert Adam
son, Fire Commissioner, and the Rev.
Charles A. Eaton will speak. Music
for the session and for the parade af-
terward will be furnished by the Kiltie
Band.
The Twenty-third Street Branch of
the y. VI. c. A will hold a special il
Illustrated lecture Sunday at p. m. by
the former Count Jacques VI. de Beau
fort. Of the Grand Duchy Of Luxem-
burg. who is now q naturallzed Amer
lean. II. de Beaufort was war cor
respondent for The London Daily Iele
graph" and has written book on the
war. The pictures to be used sunday
were taken on his visits TO various I'M
portant spots, such as the naval bases
at Klel and Wlhelmshaven.
Among the war sermons for SUNDAY
will be one for stay-at-homes by the
Rev. John Haynes Holmes at the Uni
tartan Church Of the Messiah. Or.
Holmes Will preach on the SUBJECT,
"Are We Worth Dying For"
world War and World Organiza-
ton" will be the topic of Alfred W.
Martin. associate leader of the Society
for Ethical Culture, al the meeting
house. Sixty-fourth Street and Central
Park West.
The Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant
has returned 10 the city and will preach
at the Church Of the Ascension, Fifth
Avenue and Tenth Street, on war and
Hate"
AT the Unitarian All Souls Church
DR.. William Laurence Sullivan Will
preach on "Our Country's Choice
Honor or Dishonor."
The Rev DR.. George P. Eckmsn
former editor Of "The Christian Advo-
cate" Will preach at the morning ser
vice I'm st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church, which was renovated during
the summer Governor Whitman WILL
speak al q special patriotic meeting IN
the evening.
At the Protestant Episcopal Church
Of the Beloved Disciple the morning
sermon Will be by the Rev. DR.. Douglas
whose poem. "God Bless America
with music by Reginald De Koven, will
be sung by the choir.
Sunday night at the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church Dr. Work will begin his
series Of sermons on After the War
What" DR.. Christian Reisner, of
Grace Methodist Church, has planned
a special patriotic service, IN charge OF
Tai Esen Morgan. David Bispham will
sing Ring Out. Wild Bells" and Car
rillon." which expresses the feelings
Of the Belgian poet. Emile Gammerts
over the destruction Of his homeland.
Sunday night at the Casino Theatre
Professor Everson will deliver his lee
turc on Does Prophecy Furnish Clear
Evidence That Men Alive To-day VIII
Live 20 See the Return Of Christ"
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The Health of the People
Science and Economics

bearing on all phases Of ths problem
which he has been able to find in the
researches OF the scientific world ana
especially in the vast treasure-house oil
the American Museum of Natural HIS
tory: leaving. as he frankly confesses,
in the end the problem, OF the origin
Of life unsolved, though not, he con
,dently hopes. insoluble. u is vol
ume creditablc in the highest degree
IN American scholarship.
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49, AI7TI4ORS PIRI JSHERS~NEWS: REVIEWS COMMENT i

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Received and Reviewed
Books of the Current Week

(The ooing hare been received by Inc T0h
o the ,rcek Some and timely together W
others of date revjeed the columns Of odoy' 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-13

TIE proceedings OF the nineteenth
international congress of Amerlcanists.
held al Washington, December y to 81
1915. has Just made its appearance. /,
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Where to Go to Church Tomorrow

A Startling Question With Still More
Startling Answer at the Casino Theatre,
39th ST. & B dway.
Does Prophecy Furnish Clear Evidence
That Men Alive To-day viii Live to See
the Return of Christi"
UNpR
DOoRso
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Poetry and Drama

A SHAKESPEARE DICTIONARY. Part J. 'IDlu'
Crssr''. Pa IA "a You Like H." ito. ~ bs.
Arthur T. Bahcr trauWon. England.
THE LIGHT SOVEREIGN. By hcny hsrSna Ahn
Hubert Crackauthulpr l-m' ~ "P
Henry Harlsnd Goudonl pold Mead 70
CAMPFIRE VERSE tAn Anthology By VIII
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W. z. Christians Rhymes of the
Rockies" (Dodd, Mead & co.. breathe
the spirit Of the camp in many lands,
and though now and then reminiscent
of Kipling and Of Riley thew display
much original humor and skill in YER
sificatiOn.
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REFORMED
TIE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
20 Ave aud 9Th 81
Rev EDGAR FRANKLIN ROMlG
Will preach az II A. VI. and i. "
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
9Th Ave and 18Th St
Rev DAVID JAS 80 RREIL. d. D., Minister.
aii preach.
II 4 M-'Natcr From The HIS"
sr. M-"rhe Laughter Of God"
TIL COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
ftl Ave. and ssh 81.
Rev MALCOLM JAS MACLEOD ID. d. Minister.
viii preach a. II VI. and p; "
Evening subject Good Bye and Good Luck-A
Message 20 SoiiicTs."
Church school a. . - A NJ
WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
We, End Ave. AaI 75th 81.
Rev HENRY ENEEr~ON COBB. ID. D. Minister.
R.y Thomas " Bride Nichols vii preach
81 D A. NJ and 80 I. "
A. 40 p. 81. subject Singing Under Diflculties
spo,ial Music selection, from GourO1. including
By Bstylon's Wave
THE FORT WASHINGTON
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Fort Washington Ave and lSlst s.
Rev IRVING Hustled BERG. ID. d., Minister.
viii preach.
il A. M-"Why / Am a Christian"
SP M-''Lost and Found"