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THK 8TORT OP THK SUBMARINE. By
Kurehim Bishop. Nf York City. fl.
The Century Company.
A full account of the history and
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war machine of modern times the aub
martne. The author recount the roman
tic labors of Robert Fulton, who w
prouder of hi submarine flantlng lni
than of hie ateamboat; and of Simon
Lake, David Bushnell. John P. Holland
end others.
TTTB MARTTRS RKTfRV. Ry Perrlral
XV. AVella. Nerw York City. Bartlett
Publishing; Company. 11.00.
Mr. Well ha here given tie much to
think of. A a-roat amount of thought ta
condensed Into a hundred pate. Pe-K-rtbee
a conversation between Lincoln
and General Hasard, a veteran of the
civil war. The author la sever on aome
phase of the aoclal question, but endea
vors to cover the (-round broadly.
THf? ABTBS. Pr Nathan Kusay. New
York. The MacMIUan Company.
Being the adrenturea from childhood
to manhood, allowing the misfortunes
and temptatlnna which befell the hero,
all dragginr Mm down into the abyss.
Thla la the accond volume' of the eple
of the at recta entitled "Children of the
Abyea."
DRTTTINO WATERS. By Rachel Swete
Mr.Namara. Kew York. $1.26. U. P. Put
mm'i Bona
The rebellion of a youn girl, buddlnf
into womanhood, aaalnat the Jealous pro
pretorahlp of a mother's love. The daugh
ter' a fancy ta In time raucht In the
meshe of love, and the clandestine ex
preaalon of her attachment, which the
clrcumaUneea demand. Involve develop
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enfolding of the atory. The arena la I
part ' England and In part Eirypt the
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the author haa again made o real.
GRETRTJDa ANT I. Trenalated by Adele
Jewlaohn from the German of Herman
Hesse. New York. The International
Monthly. $1.00 net.
Thla book doea not deal with the war
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musical Germany. It contalna a fine love
story and reveala a phase of modern
German Ufa absolutely unknown to moat
Americana
THB IRON BTAIR. Bv Rita" (Mm.
' Pesmond Humphrev. New Nork: G.
P. Putnam' Bona. .1.86 net.
A powerful love story, full of charm,
complexity and daring unfolded In the
freah gore and heathef-atrewn Devon
shire moors and agalnat the dark back
ground of frowning prison wall. i
A atory full of exciting Incident, but
also evoking aerloue thought at a time
when the prison reform movement la on
ef th absorbing topic of the day.
ROerc rOTTINOHAM. By Netta Syrett.
New York: O. P. Putnam Bona. 1.35.
not.
Th making of a modern woman. Th
story open In 1883 when Rose la 1 9
years old. and carries the rehclllou pre
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PERSUASrVTO PKOOT.
Thompson. New York:
Stoke Company. 11.25 net.
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Peggy, pretty, wilful, with a persis
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progress. But Ed's conservatism flnda
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the adorable Peggy. Where another
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THK HERMIT OF THB AIM HON
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fUVE. Pr Laurel
feherman, French A
A romance of th day of Nero. Blood
Urrtng, primitive barbarism and herolo
aeed characterised the time and career
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sacred history. Th actual record of
hta UXe, which ar th baala of thla nar
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Tit! OAKT.ETTTES. By K. T. Renaon.
ffJew York: George II. Doran Company.
II . net
Th story of a larg-ouled woman In
ft little, quaint town of rigid opinion
and conventions Th town la charming;
there la humor and grace In tha oddltiea
and whimsies of th Inhabitant; there
t a strong, deep Interest In th some
what belated love-affair of the splendid
heroine. All those whd have read "Dodo"
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rank of th great realist.
t POSB. By Stella Benson. New Tork:
The Macmlllan Company. 1 36. . .
Tha gardener lovea the auf tragettel To
gether they start out on a remarkable
Journey, th on posing as a vagabond,
tha other a a desperate woman. The
people they meet and the experience
they have ar described In a wholly
original way and with a delightful
humor.. Th adventure of these two
taa them In time to Jamaica, with Its
coooanut palm and Its flaming orchlda.
ft background against which ther la dis
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author's power to tell a good story and
lo creat unusual character.
n-TTVED WINQ8. Py Rupert Hughe.
IS'ew Yors; Harper A Brothers. II. Si net
In thla dw novel Rupert Hughe has
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ar wider than those of hi atorle of
metropolitan society, alnc they embrace
tha life of a genius. He ha written a
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personality, a woman of great charm.
who, loving both her career and her hus
band, had to adjust "her life to their
different claims.
HANPLB WITH CARE. By Margaret
-lurnDuii. jsew lorK: Harper A Dixjlh
ar. U-X net
An engaging atory of a woman who
dared take hold of a man' life in spite
of warning that It wa explosive. Full
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After Eandy."
TO ONE FROSI ARf'AIY AWTI
rriJiFK PUKMH. Hy Theodore: F. Hta
l-riiuiis. Boston: fclieiuuin. Krpnch A,
to. (1 net
Tha poems ar dlvidod Into two groups:
First, tlie lyrics and sonnets, which ar
alua!y word-painting of moods, such
YOUNO OREGON BEAUTY INAUGURATES NEW FAD It is wearing stockings
rolled to the ankle. Other beauties at Palm Beach, where the picture was made, have
enthusiastically adopted the idea.
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"The Sea Enchanted" and "Moon-
magic;" and second, metaphyseal poems,
in which the spirit la more Important
than tha form, a In "The ITnaeen Sculp
tor, ' 'Tha Trayer to Brahm," and the
short poem entltlod "Fate."
Thii are found the two great factors
hich are essential to real poetry. In
spiration and Interpretation. '
WAT.T, STREET 8TORIRS. Rv Edwin
efevre. New York: Harper A Brother.
1.00 nee
In theaa ' Intimate atorle of "the
street," the author, like a keen-eyed,
experienced showman, point out to the
spectator the bull and bears, and telle
Strang tale of their habit and cus
toms. Mr. Lefevre' trenchant pen draw
the different type that fill the noisy,
traglo world of apeculatlon. Thla la a
hook which, every man who ever fol
lowed stock quotation will find of ab
sorbing Interest, and perahps he may
recognise well known Wall atreet charac
ter beneath their disguise.
TUB HOUSB OF MT DRKAMfl.
Anonymou. , Boston: Sherman, French
.- Co. 1.
Collection of short poem. Th delicate
touch of the poet Is discerned through
these poema. They will delight nd
brins; you face to face with the wider
optimism. - .
ZORRA. By -William M.1 Campbell.
Boston: Sherman, French A Co. l not.
A pootlo narrative, well done. A people
o remarkable a the Scots for.plctur
sque history, rugged good enaa and
character, and poetic temper, well de
serve such a setting as till for th pres-
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OTHER I'OKMS. By Alfred Noyea.
Frederick A. tttoke compny. $1.80 net.
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alnce tne publication of the "Collected
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THB DRRAMRR AND OTHER
POF.MS. Hy Kenneth Rand. Sherman,
Krem-h Co., Boston. $1 net.
This, the author' third volume, fulfills
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PHEf AND SPARKS. Py Richard
Wight man. New .York: The Century
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Poema tf the prairie, poema of the for
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THE SEA WIND. Py William Col
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