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A'pio Novel of Thrills by liar
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In ".Mini to Mnn." Jnrknii f.rrjcorj.
who writes n mighty fine story of nil
venture, hns- resorted ncnln to tlu
Hon tins-out. His story of Steve I'nr-knnl,
who returns home after 11 decade's seit-fiit-lnj,
to his nntnl intnli. Is both d) mi
mic nml diainntii-. Ilis.t-iinllii-t with Ills
ohstlnnte Binndfiither, Hell ItonrliiR
l'lleliiinl. ntiil his icmiimce. fonn the
sllhstnuce of 11 novel (tint hold inten
tion for leiullhility.
"The Wilderness Mine" Is the latest
b.s Harold Itliidlos, who can always
he depended upon to spin a .Mini that
on o(caslon makes the lender breath -lesslj
grp (,n ,ov,,- f t. book. This
one centers about an abandoned t'aiui
dlnii silver mine. An cnitlneer. with
memories of a gii buck in I-'tigluml, is
the chief fisure. lie fnthoms a tnshtery,
despite opposition of 1 Ivnls ami obstacles
of nutuie, and In so doing, for honor's
sake, wins success as well.
"The I.uck of the Mounted" is by 11
sergeant in the Northwest constabulary
ruitllt. who wiites, of eoitrse, as one to
tin' manlier born, ll is red -blooded ad
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locale and his people anil who is b no
means inexpert in fictional construction.
Till: l.t'l K (rt- Till. MlH'NTKl). .Ilv llalpii
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Tin: mi,d::!ini:ss mini: iu iiaruM
Hlnillns. Npss Yurli I" A fStoUfa Oi
MAX TO MAN ll .liuKnon (Irpsois. New
York. I'harlps Scrllinn's foils.
Fishing for the Fun of It
There is a certain ijpe of spoitlng
book which the reader la)s down with
In Station more than with envy. What
is till1 use of (lie mini describing these
magnificent days',' We add, "They are
not for us." .Mr. Sheiingliain. sshn-o
"Trout Fishing .Memories anil Mnr
uls." Ins jus been published b
Houghton Mifflin Co.. is not this kind
of wiiter. Hi1 doi's not despise the lit
tle things, To judge the success of one's
day merelv by the number and size of
the trout is no. Mr. Slierinsham's phil
osophy. For. like all the best lishemlcii
laud the angling editor of the Loudon
Field is one of the best in the world),
he believes that it takes more than fish
to make up n fishing 1 : i .
To hind a six-pound trout is, of
course, very satisfnetor. hut there an
other factors even more satisfactorj nml
far less dependent upon luck. It is
about these other more intangible things
of which Mr. Slierlngham evidently de
lights most to write.
BY THE LATE HENRY JAMES
Printed First in American Magazines, but Never Gathered by
the Author Into His Collected Works
Ity PHI.IX K. SCIIKI.UNG
l-iiifpssiir of DnulUli I.Urrnturp In t tic t nlirrolly of I'fiunylmnlii
'ji I..NTY .,.,, ago the
-L viesscr would have been
pieent re-
liinl'i. ilPi'lllS
iiueresteil in this book than he can
feel himself today. At that period he
was more "veined" ill American fiction
and likewise f,,,. better rend in the
sliott story.. For those weie the simple
dajs when we fell into healed discus
sions as to the "bold lealism" of
"IJais.i Miller" or the outspokenness of
'The Hive of Silas I. milium" and ssoii-
deied whether such things transcended
-or fell below Hie level of dignified
ait: whether llowclls could hope to
inniiituiii the said literary level-when
"The Kuiopeuiis" of Henry .Inmes
appeared: whether a certain obscurit
of diction was not a mark of distinction
and the like Hut much has passed In
twenty years and. with many lesser
things, both of these distinguished
novelist, the American who elected to
1 einain an American, and the Amcricau
who heightened the Hostouiiin in his
temperament by 1 omlng n llrltlsh
subject.
TWI.NTY j ears ago people wrote
shoit stoiics in innocent oblivion of
all the nice Utile rules and pretty little
distinctions which have since b''1'"
formulated ami codified lespectlng th's
happj and luciativc branch of "ie
writing of th-tiim. The momentous illi
lovery that n shot! stoiy is not a story
that is short, but a new genre 1 had
nearly wrillen gender in literature,
only piopcrlj In be designated as a
"shoii-stoix '" or even more intimately
a "shoiltoi." had not as yet been
made. And the amiable gentlemen who.
howsoewr thc. do not themselves
"shortstory." none the less teach the
new ail b) precept, con cspoiideuce and
otherwise, hud not as )et begun their
chorus of tedious iteration.
holing .Inme.s lit larger draughts than
Ihe lees of 11 small volume of neglected
minor hIiii-Ics, I acknowledge in lilm a
subtler artist thnn this.
of a volume of neglect ei
stories Is pctlinps putting
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M". no pit inn I
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eno of the, wittiest, mod in.
torotting novcU I have read.
Everybody ahould read it"
mail i.iH'Ti-iti: coritsi: in
PSYCHO-ANALYSIS
.Slnilcrn SiIpiiip ,iillnl to
IVrnnat Iiiiirisi-iin-nt
Tlilrtv leptures wilh p-rsntial Niippr-
vlsinn. I'v mull Cntnpptc-nt psjeho-
Miml.als Rtild you through theory nntl
imiiMlcal appllcHllon.
Tin only i-ourho of Us Mnil.
TIHp moili-rn psjcliolosy pmlorfled hv
worlil's foremost nclpntlits nnil pilu-
rnlor
.fplf-DlrPi lion tlirninih I'njrlio-An-
ulyuli. our .'CJ-pnap brnphuro sent on
without ob;iK.Hlon. In plain senlej
i nvelopp.
AMERICAN INSTITLTE OF
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1 .109 Klmliiill Iliilldlmc. ChlriiKn, III,
rtfensin
cayiProf.ConeIanc)afHf,rs,.rJ I
u tho moil keenly entertain
ing fiction that has come my '
v;cy in many a lonjj month." ,
mite
Tism
tay Mitchell KenncrIT. ".
" good I c Bennett, Well.,and
Leonard Merrick rolled into
one."
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By ISENNET COPI'LFSTONE
Autlior tt "The Lost N'imil I'upci.s"
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TIIH inliiine. "Master I.iistiic
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lcctlng live more stones or lienij
.Inmes "which origlniill) aplieaied in
Aineriiiiii periodicals." but which ' for
some reason unknown" were never is
sued b the author "in book form ill
this count ')." These stories will he
welcomed In losers of .lames and of
good writing, and I take it Hint the
two classes aie ser) much the snme :
'but the) will he iccngni.ed D) iiu-
iudicious as of uueipuil iiieni. 1 hi
ss liter ijf tlie iiiefaie to this volume.
Mr Molded, is disposed to discover 11
projection of Ihe author again and
again in these tales I lanuot but
think rather nunc highl) of the art of
Hems- .lames than this. The greatest
artist' sees mils- with his own e.ses. to
be sure: hut the ver.s Inst condition
of the art of fiction is that power of
HVinpiiths which enables the wiiter to
sink himself in the point of viesv. it
not 'n the pei-soiialily, 01 persomigcs Ui
I his crention. In this ver.s book tho first
Mors is told, nml I should say ellcc
tlvel'j told, lis- an clderl) observant
I lady' attendant, and il pioperl) e.
1 liih'its the limitations of such a per
I soiniliiv. not once transcending them.
"A light Man" once more derives its
power, which is considerable, from the
tesclutioii of a selfish, petl.s and esen
tinlls dishonest personality who tells
the 'slurs. I base neser I n wholly
eapluied lis- lleni) .lames. s that 1
how ins fully under his .soke as under
thai 'of dealer lomiueiors such as
Mards or (i -ge Mciedith: but. reineui-
ANV LOVER OF DOGS
will enjoy these fine stories by
Albert Payson Terhunc
BMJCE
is thought by many readers
to be a better story than
"rpiIK Ie
minor
II strong. All, set I10I101 Iv is I ke s In
deny this ns to the tiivial. almost lianal.
"Theodollnde." a pot-boiler which Ihe
fastidious taste of the author of 'The
Portrait of a I.ady" or "Europe."
which Mr. Ford Aliiddox llueffer calls
"that most svonderful of all stories."
would assuredly never have cared lo
see oxl. timed from temporary pages of a
certain Aineiican magazine ; it svould
be invidious to sa) which. "Hcnsolio"
Is. to he sii'c. delight fill., and I nolici
that il appear) d twice in Ungllsli ie
prints. evidenlh with the authors
sanction. Indeed. -i nice ipiestion nnglii
he talM'd here irs-in an author' right
In posHiuinous suppiession, Fesv mod
nn writers have suffered from the icti
i-i'iue of editors, execotois. nohlisnei's
'"id the like. An. I Hn illsiMintnil lenv. '
1 ing of srent auliiors seem to possess a
I strange fascinatioii for a certain type
of iniiid. which might he described as
imswcllian weie to do s0 not an af- '
"onl lo an admirable man who knew
what to do with a tHIle when he had
picked it up , , , ()j ,(
busy workshnp of this life without
Miitierim- few chips- and leaving a few
rough, drafts ami abortive sketches
JJiiiK ihout after he has depailed. ami
tiiesi . whellier "escaped into print" or
not. uie only t ,en carefully gath
ered up and displayed in bulk windows
to the discredit ami scandal of bis ail.
As to the stories f this volume. I base
alreai v si, that Hies- are iineiual. al
though th.-ie is not one which lias not
that touch of di'tiuctioh in style which
'" I' -adliig of Ileurv .lame. .1
pleasure, whether .sou contrive lo be
come iiiteiesled ,. st,.v w',i,., ,,,,
has to tell or not.
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SISTERS-IN-LAW
WHO SEE RIVALS
Mrs. Athcrlon Has Written o
Sociological Essay and
Calls It a lovel I
A icinlei coining across lieitrude!
Alheiiiui for the hrt time in "The,
Ssteis.in-I,as" would wonder at the
enthusiasm of nu admirer ss lm could j
sii) thnl she "stands head and shoiil- 1
ilers alios oilier living women svriter
In A merit a "
This tale is u soclolnglenl ea svnt ,
ten in ihe form of 11 nose). Il opens
011 Ihe moiiiiiig of the San Fiilticlco
eartliipiake when men and women sseie
lleeing for their Uses. There ssa- nin
oppoiiumts for biilliant dtamatii de
script Ion and thrilling episodes but
Mis. Atlii'iiim luis her sub-hern and
sub-hen, inc. ufler pulling the dead boils
of Ihe sub hero's sister ill 11 sault in a
giavesaiil sit ,,n the side hill and talk
siicinlogs sshile the cits bin ns In the
langiingi ot lheu. "People don'l do
sudi llnngs "
In Hie meal emotional ilimax sslu'ii
the sub lieio. sslin had seen the heroine
hul tssne uiid had lofed her for twelve
.sears, scan lies her out nml tell her
that he iniisi marry her. Mrs. Athcrlon
iuteiiupls a long disquisition in ssliich
she is making the mail indulge to re
mark Hint "The air bctsveen them
muscled nml their eses ssi-re almost
one " Then she hns him talk for an
utile: half a page in this ssise: "I
1 mini) sou 01 110 one. A 11. nu well and
'a iiioti ill'iirc tsso different brings In
, ilbie.s se is dormant. When a man i-ssi-ll
he ssanls a ssoinan or he doesn't
' ssnnl her." nml so on
The ml inn of the nosel coser the
1 1 1 1 .1 .. :.. Mini-.
1 I" I Ml-I ii.-l S. .'I, I HI- ,'.1 I I II. I 1,111.' Ill l'""l
I.. ...i .1 :..:... 1.. tine ill l.iti
illlll I III- II I llll-M 1. ! Ml IIPI- ..II -. I
Ihe later chapters are about San Fran
n-iii and the life of the old families
mid Ihe climbing of the new rich into
Hie ccluisc circles. Those svlio know
1 '11 1 1I1 mi la societ) sa) that its pictuics
1 . . , ., . ...... 1, ,. me loircct. Ihe plot deals ssith tin
"'". ",'" """ ",' "M' ln-' vuiuaoie 11.--1 lfl, , A,,.xilm (j.ooine. daughter of no
loinal ilncunienls In Europe. j , familv. who married a poor young
& I wear,
(EKTItl DE .
Who has written
mis el about San l-'ranelst-i
ss onion
k
s
(J
a
,v
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MADAME WSSAUD'S
A History of the Famous Wax
Worhs Told by Its
Owner
Tl
"Tin
Wl II ten
will be
Itelloe.
thai 1 1
e who are o forlunnle us In lead,
komnnie 01 .siailame 1 iissnuti i
lis a tlcscehdaiit of its founder,
inclined to agree svilh Ililain'l
snys in tin' lot induction
colled Inn of ssn liguies ml
Willi
"MOT
L 1 1
ie least notable Ihius about
tills llislilli,nlsl,..,l i- 1..I......
,. . , "i- 'i iiihii ,, iruvi
llns pin tisopher writing fiction as his
famous biothir. the psschologlst. Wil
liam James, was a noselist writing pliil
osophyis the circumstance that Ileurv
.lames has enjo.sed an cnornious popu
larity for one who is. when all hns been
Mild, after nil. envinr to the general.
As I look hail, at a random aeiiuainl-
;1'"''.' Wl".1- ' ifess. only (no fesv of
the ininr-si-H; M r Hie stories of .lames.
short Illlll long. iml invself reenlliti.
Mad.ime Tiissand lived through tin
Flench lesolutinn. She made svax lig
tires of the victims of (lint period of
. national mtulm-ss. She modeled the head
of Marat a fesv hours ufler he hud
been killed in his bath. The head of
Marie Antoinette ssas turned user In
her alter it hail dinpped into Hie basket
.il Hie guillotine ami l( rcpi-oilm etl it
I in wax. She made a head of
Itohespierie also. These are now In the
I London lollection und photographs of
I tin in nil- lepioiluced in the honk.
I 1 lie iiiiieciion ssas removeii pi i.iiii
l.l 1 !. I.... 1 1 r -
i'oiii!ii-!-nlil r.... r 1 v.," onil. ssui'li- 11 nils oeen ixi- 11 u 1 nu iiiini-
v tl , "ff'"s l",r'""'ni-"' which. tlm ., ,.,,.) by the addition to it of
he .,. ,,, l unt'"':-- H"' "'"'"O, ' I the ligu.es of the famous, as well as
II ln'sT, ".,, h i11'" V"-;Milj of the simply notorious. The hist,,.-,
iv b. 1 f.,.l,r 'r''U' or "'"'i ' I of "'" -llecllmi. tld inleies.ingls bs
!hn I .v . i"1 Vr- Mo,',,rll,i"!.l.din Tl -lore Tussnud. a grands,,,, f
win si,- I, i-w,".",1)'v': nnd that I lts ,-(,,er. s full of interesting and
III tobio mi M. . ,'" '."MU,,m '' leulertaining anecdotes. He tells f hnw
lit. e ,,' J,,,M','',,,'r,n-l0S1T''.,,V '' "k" "f Wpllingtmi om-e sisiled il 1
III i s, .. ',.' Ih," V,M'V ",""' w "('!' nml stood long before the figu.c of the
I lias c JUM ciiresset soniess hat other- o.... 1 n 1..11- 1.. ..( I,....-.
..is.-, iii-ic again an interesting tpicrv
arises. Wl,, do the strongest nature's
among svnteis s often Hliroml their
pei-sonalit) in dillicults ' For there is
a cert n in ilillicultv in reading Ileurv
.fnincs cMpiisit,. though the medium i'u
which he expresses his thought and cer
ium ns- you can be Hint it is thought
never eiuptine-s. ,m with some svho nre
eiiigimilic which he is evpressing. I
tlo not possess no answer offhand to this
iliiestion, hut 1 kuim- ,,.If ucpiaintuut e
sjiip will, sticl, js prccioiis, for words, as
Ills world goes, ore less often the
sumptuous luiment of a true nobility
than a iiic.-iosterouslv nmole .-IhmI.- ;l,
to hitie chattering heggary of
svhich
thought
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