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escort a convoy through the in
tricacies of the AEGEAN archipelago,
and awaits her slow moving, charges
In the land-locked harbor of 1psiion.
The moon is shining. on marble Gins
and an onyx sea, a,,andt the ships omcers
lounge around deck to listen to. the
fantastic weavings OF ? tale by En-
gineer Lieut.. Spenl6ye. r. N. r. He
tells it with delightful inconsequence;
rambling through a plot that starts
from house on the marble cnn
flies Off at q tangent to Saloniki. and
then winds up in England with
finale that turns the reader back TO
the dedicatory. chapter for proper
ending. The house on the clin be-
longed to Grundbaum. "the richest man
in the Cyclades He was OF enormous
size and weight---he built churches
and pensionedA widows, and you could
buy a bottle of wine and grapes ana
figs for a piece. of SOAP" 1t looks, to
start with, that Grundbaum is to be
the hero, but as, "a revolution STANDS
him against a tree to be shot, it is
Macedoine who pre-empts the spot
light, or to be quite accurate, Mace
doine's inscrutable daughter.
The story follows the unreliable
fortunes of this dramatically satisfy
ing couple. and when 1t is told the
reader will agree with the ships
officers that the fascinating individ-
uality of the narrator makes zestful
entertainment-entir regardless OF
the plot.
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e mel. U. s. Army. etc. author Of
The Campaign of Santiago de
Cuba" etc. With maps. Chicago:
+ A. c. McClurg Co.
THE GREAT LEvIATHAN. By D. A.
Barker. New York: John Lane,
HAGAR's HOARD. By George Kibbs
Turner. New York: Alfred A.
knopf.
THE HOLY LAND, Before and After
the World War. Tracings of Its
xrsis, Wisrsiy Tragic Histosy l,., saIas- and Re
Davis, author Of "Olden Times in
Colorado" etc. Boston: The Rox-
burgh Publishing Company. Inc.
TOUCHD0WN-AND AFTER. BY
Gardner Hunting. author of San
" dy's Pal...' etc. New York: The
JOHN BARING'S HOUSE. BY Elsie
Singmaster. Boston: Houghton
Mimin Company.
CREATIVE REVOLUTION: A Study
Of Communist ErEatOcrncy. By
Eden and Cedar Paul. New York:
Thomas Seltzer.
THE JUNGLE. By Upton Sinclair.
Published by the, author
DEBS AND THE POETS. Edited by
Ruth La Prade. With an intro
duction by Upton Sinclair Pasa
: dena: Upton Sinclair.
MOON-CALF: Novel. By Floyd
Dell. New York: Alfred A. Knopf.
TOSSED COINS. BY Amory Hare.
New York: John Lane Company.
CHIT CHAT; NIRvANA; THE
SEARCHLIGHT. By Matt J. Holt.
Louisville: Westerfield- -Bonte Com
pany. Inc.
NERVES AND THE MAN: A Popular
Psychological and Constructive
study Of Nervous Breakdown By
w. Charles Loosmore, NJ. A.. Brown
scholar at Glasgow University
New York: George H. noran Com
DoMNEI: A Comedy Of Woman N-or-
ship. BY James Branch Cabell
New York: Robert NJ. Mcbride &
Co.
ISLANDS AND THEIR MYSTERIES.
By T. Hyatt Verrill. author Of
THE Ocean and Its Mysteries" IL
lustrated. New York: Duffield &
Co.
THE PICTURE on THE WALL. By
J. Breckenridge Ellis. author of
Fran" etc. Kansas City: Burton
Publishing Company.
A HISTORY OF SEA POWER. BY
William Oliver Stevens and Allan
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Westcott, professors in the United
States Naval Academy. With maps,
diagrams and illustrations. New
York: George H. Doran Company.
Ell DU PONT DE NEMOURS AND
COMPANY; A History. 1so2-l90z.
BySB. C. du Pont. With illustra-
tions. Boston: Houghton Mihin
Company.
POPPY VENOM. BY H. Stewart
Beers. Washington: Andrew B.
Graham Company.
TAKING "FORTH THE PRECIOUS
FROM THE VILE"; Including.
They Shall Know Themselves Into
Ono. Revised and enlarged. BY
Jessie Thomas Knapp. Menasha:
George Banta Publishing Com
pany.
THE AMERICAN ENGINEERS IN
FRANCE. BY William Barclay
Parsons. D. S. O., colonel. 11th Z,
s. Engineers. Illustrated. New
York: D. Appleton & Co.
CHARACTER TRAINING IN CHILD
HOOD By Mary S. Haviland. re-
search secretary of the National
Child Welfare Association. Bos-
ton: Small. Maynard & Co.
THE LIFE BEYOND THE VEIL;
Spirit Messages Received and
written Down by the Rev. &. Vale
Owen, Vicar Of Oxford. Lancashire.
With an appreciation by Lord
Northcliffs and an introduction by
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, NJ. D..
LII D. Edited by H. w. Engholm.
Two volumes New York: George
H. Doran Company.
MALCOLM SAGE. DETECTIVE. By
Herbert Jenkins. author of Bin
dle." etc. New York: George H.
Doran Company.
THE VICTORY AT SEA. BY Rear
Admiral William Snowden Sims.
United States Navy, commander of
the American naval forces operat
ing in European waters during the
great war. In collaboration with
Burton J. Hendrick. New York
Doubleday. Page & Co.
CAPTAIN LUCY'S FLYING ACE. By
Aline Hazard. author of Capt
Lucy and Lieut.. Bob etc. Illus
trated by Ralph p. Coleman. Phil
adelphia: The Penn Publishing
Company.
MIRACLE MONGERS AND THEIR
METHODS; A Complete Expose Of
the MOdu~ OPerandf Of Fire Ent-
ers, Heat Resisters, Poison Eaters,
VenOmous Reptile DeAerx. sword
Swall0wers, Human Ostriches,
Strong Men. etc. By Houdini. au-
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thor of THE Unmasking Of Rob-
ert Houdini." etc. New York: e.
p. Dutton & Co.
THE EMPLOYMENT OF THE PLE-
BISCITE IN THE DETERMINA-
TION OF SOVEREIGNTY. BY Jo-
hannes Mattern, assistant librarian
in the Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins
Press.
PEARLS AND POMEGRANATES. BY
Dorian Hope. New York: G.. p.
Putnam's Sons
A MERCHANT FLEET AT WAR. BY
Archibald Hurd. author of THE
British Fleet in the Great War;"
etc. London: Cassell & Co.. Ltd.
THE MARRIAGE FEAST. BY Marie
\ Tudor Garland. author of THE
Potter's Clay" etc New York: G.
- p. Putnam's Sons.
PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN GEOG-
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as lure, turn this strip of New Jersey
into rendezvous for Russian an
archists bent on revenge; out done
partners of ]. MCGUIRE bent upon the
same errand. officers Of the law fol.
lowing the long trails of justice. Just
hive. Of adventure. that estate OF
Black Rock turns out to be. The
work of all-round circumvention
falls upon the grand duke. since John
athan X. MCGUIRE is played-out
Peter Nicholaevitch. first cousin to
the former czar himself-is quite
equal to the whole of them. as. indeed:
he ought to be. He comports himself
as a grand duke should. and one has
joyous participation in him. A very
busy story that one likes to go along
with. Yes. there is a girl. and a love
BILE romance.
THE GRAY ANGELS. BY Nalbro
BARLEY. author of "a Womans
Woman" etc. Boston: Small, May
nard & Co.
The devil is black. so they say. and
pure angels a shining white Gray
angels are betwixt and between. In
deed. they are the rest of us. This is
the story of girl who set out to be a
shining angel of song-a great artist.
And in this she succeeded. But. at the
last, under one of the two great pas
sions Of life, she descended to the
lower ranks. where the gray angels
keep the plain everyday world going
along in some sort of order and de-
cency. Mrs. BARLEY makes an engag-
ing story of this girl. She gives her
self a good start by choosing the right
kind of girl child. She keeps her
wholesome and honest, where she
might so easily. under the blandish-
ments of fame. have let her fall off
from the original advantage. One likes
this girl. from the moment when he
hears her singing for her supper that
old hymn. God Be With Us Till We
Meet Again till the time when she
decides that there are many beautiful
things to do in the world besides be-
ing famous artist. Good drama here
and good characters to support it.
ELLEN LEWIS. By Elsie Sinsmas-
ter. author of Basil -Everman.%
etc. Boston: Houghton Miff1in
Company.
This story develops. out Harrisburg
way. in neighborhood of "Pennsyl-
midst of religious sect of fanatical
temperament. In part. this is a char
acter study. In other. part it is pure
romance. In a knowing and waywise
fashion the author traces the effect of
to this locality. the father an intel
lectual outsider-are the subjects of
this intimate and sympathetic account
ing. Ellen Lewis. the girl, is more
father than mother. and it is her break
ing away from the sect and the place
that propels the narrative into the do
main of romance. BY nature Ellen be-
longs to the tribe of new women. To be
a doctor. like her father. is her ambi-
ton. Pursuing this plan. under such
obstacles as her birth and youth are
able to set up around her, she comes
upon the adventure Of love. And there
the story ends. One gathers that, in
truth. freedom and the natural demand
Of youth are. after all, the lure, rather
than a scientific profession. 1t is the
intimate touch of this writer upon the
lives Of this little group Of fantastic re-
ligionists that gives the work it's genu-
inc substance Of sincerity and appeal.
CAPT, MACEDOINE's DAUGHTER
BY William McFee. New York:
Doubleday. Page & Co.
H. NJ. S. Sycorax lay at anchor in
wartime. She had been detailed to
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RAPHY. BY Ellsworth Hunting
ton, research associate in geog-
raphy. Yale University. and Sum-
ner w. Cushing. late head OF the
department of geography in the
State Normal School of Salem.
Mass. New York: John Wiley &
Sons Inc.
THE SONG BOOK OF QUONG LEE
OF LIMEHOCSE. Transcribed by
Thomas Burke. New York: Henry
Holt & Co.
HEARTS TO MEND; A Fantasy In
One Act. By Harry A. Overstreet
Cincinnati: Stewart & Kidd Com
pany-
MANSIONS: A Play In One Act. BY
Hildegarde Flanner. Cincinnati
Stewart & Kidd Company.
THE COOK. THE MOUSE AND THE
LITTLE RED HEN, An Old Tale
Retold. BY Felicite Lefeyrc. with
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Needed q Policy.

From London Answers.
Jackson-Is this a FIRE insurance
Office?
Agent-Yes. sir; do you want to take
out a policy?
"Yes. You see my employer threat
ened to fire me next Saturday. and
I'd like some protection"
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50 Illustrations in color from orig.
inal drawings. by J. /. G. Phila.,
delphia: Henry Altemus Company
THE LITTLE PUPPY THAT WANT.
I'D TO KNOW TOO MUCH. BY
Kenneth Graham Dufiieid. author
Of Little Black Rabbit" etc.
Thirty illustrations. Philadelphia:
Henry Altenfus Company.
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PEOPLE OF DESTINY. BY. Philip
Gibbs, author of Now 1t Can Be
Told" etc. New York: Harper &
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Outcast." etc. New York: d. APP
pleton & Co.
AR. Gibbs has staged this colorful
adventure down the Jersey coast. no
distance at all from New York Here.
upon the great estate of Johnathan
X. MCGUIRE. he has gathered from
wide distances of places and circum.
stances the elements of an action that
keeps the reader moving right along
without any place at all to stop
First, here is a grand duke. discard
ed by revolutionary Russia. Here.
too. is A brigand-possibly a murderer
out of the west when the west was
a lawless region. The grand duke is
now plain workman. forester to the
vast wooded estate. The brigand is
mono other than Johnathan K Nc
Guire himself, f,-milIionaire. These two.
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|Staatsg lebgeburg bat ber &eprdfen-
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Dieie l1ebel 5eigen iih in beitdn=
oigent 5treit stpiiben Dem 8roleto=
|riat uno Sen &eihen, lpie a11d in
Der nnnn1tGn6igfeit ser neiblt6en
|&lei5nng 11nb Der mo6ernen Ean5=
nrt. M0gen bie Manner Dem 8eiz
fpieI bes Sell. Sran5 bon 4iiiiii fol-
gen, oeiien beItdroiger @unib es mar,
GbriItus dbnlih 5,1 aper6en III 9lnml1t,
INor,,,4 ..,,S SSnIhS4 t,for,,1,nr Sc.;o Srn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-03
ga d,u,ilitarlidlen, Nsniter.

Netp gorf, 2. 5eb. Rorperlibe
llnteri,nbung bon iiber 100000 sssn-
blltrie=Angeitellten in AZ Gabrifen
bnt, tpie Das >RationaI Sssnol.itriaI
Conference Boarb auf @runo eiaes
8eridts oeg gbefar5tes ntitteiH, Die.
etungsf fdbigfeit Der Arbeiter er-
bolt 1nb es Ben Mrbeitern ern0glidt,
iih ibrer Beid1affttigung better o,15iis
|poiien, Die 1nteriuhlng Der Mrbei-
ter, ipelbe identify nit Der in Ser
Mrmee iibliben III, bot ferner Ole
3abI Der nngliidsfdue uno bas 5eb-
len bon Ser Mrbeit pern1inoert, fotpie
GuberfnloSe ll1tb anbere 4nanfbeiten
IN Ben 1abrifen berbitet.
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Nf1terie eaftii t,ttie
aetrea1li lieh t,ctlt,nlfet.

| Berlin, 81. sSa1l Ser unter=
| |itaatSiefretdr bes gIenBeren OF. 9a-
|niel bon Seinbanien I1udte Greitag
befa1rt, DoB bas llllterifunifde Ct
gntun1 II, Delltfd Iqno Oas beimgin=
| Itritt Der Bereinigten 5tdaten in ben
l@rieg bon Der Megi erllng III Berpal=
ltung genonn1en paE Z, ngungs=
llos tpieber freigegeben ipiifbe
Deuti1Iar1o iei egsbegin,1
gegen oie gefd mbslIe bon 9ri-
Dnteigentnn1 Don 9hgeborigerl feino-
lliden aanber getnd]pl1 erfIdrt Der
ID9inilter, nber es feii bilrh gnglnlos
gSorgeben at Derartjgen OeaBnabn1en
! qeatp11nqe11 tporoen.I Nls 6ie Nerei=
|niqten 5taaten in ben arieg ei,1trn-
ten, lieB DentIblanS Ba1bington oie
INahridt 5ngebet, eB miirbe Die glei=
r,en WeaBnnhnaen tln gleihen TINT
| fanq antpenoen, bies lie ieitens Der
|8eb6roen SET Ser. gtnnfell 3ur An=
iipeno1ng aebrad)t meroen tpiirben.
Ser l1nterltaafslef fiigte bin5n,
| er babe erfoIgreid ooag 9erlnngen ben
lbentide11 Wiilit1rb beb1roen befdnpft,
lbie 0as alnerifanilhe gige1ltun1 III
IDeutlblano gerrau lpie oas Der gl1,=
Igeborigen a1lberer friegsfiibrenhen
|2anDern bebnrbeH mi]fen MOLTEN.
Oip entniiIfine Nf,ref111tn1 nit Den
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NQes tpir6 deratbt.

Wien 81. San. Sfalien ben11s
fpruht 8eiibredt auf Die beriib1nte
San1mlnng 1l,itteIaIterlid)er Wniif=
11rnrulifripte ssobann &i1berbohs, ei=
ites I'M fiinf5eH,ten sSnbrbl1noert le-
benben 6iterreidifhen Brieiters. Die
ie 5anrr11Inng tpar I'M Sabre 1890
bon Deiterrei1 aus benz Dom IN
Grient nab bier gefbnfft fDor6en;
tie aln1fnBt 159 @on1poIitio11en ber
dIteften befannten oentfhen, fra115os
ii5den, engIii1en, italieniiden 1i,to
hteinifden 2ieoer 1lf1b bil6et ei1te
WeufifaeIhihte bon 1000 Big f4OO
nod gbriito.
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mah ,pirft Shattcr, per,
aus.

2onoon, 81. San gren1iar
2lopb George, 10 heiBt es in Der
Iglusgabe Der 2onbon gimes, bat bon
8aris aus Snltruftionen on bic
|GHbrer Der goaIitionspartei geinnot,
u1b ibnen bringenb en1pfoblen, Nnes
| fir oie Generalization in1 Mai ooer
Slini bereit gu balten ,lnbbem i'm
lNpril oas guoget eingereiht fein
1tpiro.
| Die 8eitlmg beballptet, oaB Ser
8ren1ier ,11o Ser 5hosnmts stan5ler
lfih baraufbin geeinigt baben, .eiil
Budget in &obe bon So, ,75O, ,000, i.
1000 ei1l5lreibel1 tpelbes geitatten
ltpiirbe, cine erbeHihe 5tenernieori-
gung eintreten 5l1 laiien. sic glnu~
ben, baB cine berartige 4nfiinbigung
inn 2aroe einen giinitigen Ginorud
berborrufen tpiirbe
@egenitr1ntnngen.
Sn 8erbinDnng nit Ser gntibei-
oitr1g 6es 2nrb Nobert Cecil lno oes
20r6 9l1gb gecn, 1ib Der s0pppl1tlons
!partei i'm Rarlan1enfe nn5uIdlieBen,
| lipirb iekt nlb Ser Same bes Carl bon
I9erbD, britiiben 8otibafters in 8a=-
| Iris, nit elmer 1nogliden 8epegung
IbieI gennnnt, 1peIbe barnlf ausgebt,
Ieine nelle Mnti-g goalitions= =Hartei gu
Igriinben.
Ser Curl bon Derbb iibt eine,1
lgroBen ginfluB iiber Die 2ancaibire
llnioniiten aus, opponiert nber Der
ISbukaongrnppe in Der l1nioniiten=
|partei 1l,lb befiiriportet cine ei1ge Ser
lbi1,oing NIT 5ranfreid, befinbet iid.
Inlio I'M oireften @egenfabe 5u ben
Mniihten oes Bren1ierg. Wnn mpnte
Ii9on Sic @egneridaft oarin erfen-
men, baB Ser Carl bie ginlooung oes
8re1niers ubihIug, leine1n 4nbinett
IaIs 4riegsn1iniiter bei5ntreten.
ssu elmer hirsIiden Geoe, Die er i,
Dsandeiter belt erHdrte Ct iid fur
IIauBelte @parffa ffaulfeit cine erglifd=
| ffran5ofiibe Mnion5 n,tb cine 8ebi=
iton oes tiirfifhen Srieoensbertro=
ges gu @unften Der giirfei.