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Weman" (Doubleday, Page & Ce.).
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"the latest by Mrs. Norris," 'even
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heroine te which they nre accustomed,
that woman of warm human sympathy
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they hnve learned te expect In books
by this nuther.
The heroine, if such she might be
called, in "The IJeleved Weman," is
a bright young thing tinned Nerma,
who, when the book opens, is n clerk
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delight the readers Nernin is taken
Inte one of New Yerk's wealthiest und
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member of the family circle.
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she wants her ether love. Chris, nnd
the luxury of the life she had forsaken
te marry a peer man. Wolf discerns
her stnte of mind, or of heart, nnd
there is n pnrting. And then, nt the
Inst, with the way cleared by denth for
her marriage te Chris, and with Brent
riches Middi nly opened te her for her
very own, Nermu discovers a va-.t love
for Wolf, renounces all of her worldly
ambitions and returns te her husband.
Londen Minus Limcheuse
Themas Itutke has written nnether of
his illuminating books about the Lon Len Lon
eon of today In "The Outer Circle"
(I)nriii).
"These Rnmbles in Remote Londen"
show that the writer knows mere of the
great city thnn dear, dirty Liiiielieue.
with its sordidness and stridency and
MibMe Orientalism.
I'dmoiiten, Tettenham, Hneknev nnd
Weed (ireeu are nmeng the nutljim;
districts which are picttned graphiciitl
General
tui; sinvK v ivrt rcii-c weiff. i!"-
ten. I'aue Cenipjnr
Thin ImeK. nuliiiilpil "It.'M'liitlen of th'
Mnn-Mtll " In ilfulxiin te incwnt th" truth
ut.nut AinrilPiin ininr-i ration. 1'ur ihtiten
yarN the author wrieit uh an (napei ter of
th Immigration ltreau at thu pert et ll'H
tnn. anj iturlu? the war waH a sne lal .ti'uit
of thu nureau of lriVHtlcutlMn of tli" lie
tinrtnw: of Junttce. 1 1- dlHCUs'H'i the r'ul
IAUIR IlllU Jruu.PIIll til IJIIIUIKI 4.1HMI l -i iti'l
pxitaln te thu welfain of the Ameru an l"o l"e
rl. Th hook Is of wiivnl'i tlrn. Iv In
lurpflt tn trv of thi new limn rat.iin a i
whlrh rfstrlctH lr.riT!ilriv mIu'Iii tit a t
lain peitHiuur'i of pri'iieua t nin'rr.ui"u freiir
thu r natul lamln te thu t'nili il Stat
Tin: jf.nTi;itMAfiTKr. reisi-s in tiii;
Vl.All 1U17 IN Till' WUIU.I) W ill
liy Maiir tl"nirat ll"i (1 Sharii.
I'. S A. ferniily fin irii rm.inr "'i
trnl. Ni'' Yein The lVnlilt i i. ill i ii
A reiur'l of tin B'simtli" Inn. vtnili nn ,
fruntPfl ere of th" tneit 'iniiertam hr.iinhei
of the mllllaii kmw' ami Imw i !! i"
'.u nt for lt. mniiuiP'ntf I taKi ami re iio'it. iie'it.
hllltles The he!n nintt'i uf aui phh Is
trvutpil uutherltatiels uml luiniin'hi niel.
Tilt: llIL'tir-V I'OUf.It liv T. 'Heward.
NVw Vcit It ISibert .M L 111 nl. . " '
Judse Tniwiiril him writti n frmnentlv
vlth il'rinty anil lucWI-' en nii-ntal w rai,
Thti viiluni' l untie u'i of Mniji uul rmi'em
leunil nmeiiK Ills liter u remains It m a
nutahle aJJitlen te the lMinbuifc-li I.pciuru
.series
MAN H Dl'.BCKNT I'ltOM Till: (KJP'l. Iljr
Antheny .M. t.Uiluiai. Nt.iv VerK Al-
frrd A. Knopf,
Presents i.hat tliu author rillu ' Tin em-
1 putt r8. nunlnat inohihUlen " Th" wr mi.
u wll-ltnnn Unvlixli iinl.ll. n t an. I n. nlut.
ha ileeliiiFil a im.i.t re.ni'l.i" . ..itrnt b
tn what he .Iiii'IiiiIhh ii i. I'lmnelliran
I ami Dlnnjilan tjff.H of nian'imtl
MUUt: KSSAYS i.'. lliuiKS Uv A I'ljtten
lli.ick New Teil i: t'. Hullill t-u
Anether i uIIpi ii.m of (iii.i uul li.ii tnlii
oienH Ia a wll luinwn i ii.tr.inii..r of the
lii.eiarv ."until. mnl m th" l.ei'i.in 1'lim a
Whiimun. llerlaii 1'ue an I 'lu."i am
JJlll.llr lllOHrt . UUHllllM etl
l'l T or 'I IIP MIS'I ll I":or-n " Iv liint
i rl. k .MIMvr .New .rk Hern .v l.ne
' r.cht.
' ll MUtil'u 'u".el I'VOIIK h.tl" .i.pe.uel
In the liit niiBa7.in.-H ,.n. h-ne win much
tram) fei their tlell. n v .f thmicht ami
I falliiti of iiluasil.K riila eluiiie Ini'lu.lm
1 IIif lit. e in fin an .iiM'fi.l n teat if
I uuimp v. und .i numb, i of lues whleh haie
thO H HK11IK ll'I.Ull.v. I'll'.' lll.'-iri'i'-vi ill in
luinrrRi of Viiu'ilriin i.viiii' l'l want and
lie. .1 tj le. It in with .Mrt Mlxtil h liltue.
AD P.NTl'llES IN Till! A UTS Hv .Mari
tlen Ilaitlei. New Yi.i.. H"nl .. l.nu
Paa.es of charm and iln-lln Hen in a
inrli'tj of thune and mood en m n nulijei'tu
at i n inn" Albert Itjd.T Pi- linuihir.
Henri Keuhb" tu J ihn liu' innere Kinlly
riKltiniun. Pi.ui'lH Thi'i-'i'" " l.iml Iih
nn nn i'i' n MilU'" 'ii iMii.ii.iv.. v.iu.lev.lle.
etc Tle wiltcr It nn ailltt wlu ali.e han
ti a kill ff llli'lari el. le
McM'l'UIII.lN ANfi el.n OKPHON Hi
l'.n Kineri I')e Niw Yerk Doiilile-
tl ly, I'anu & i "
A ihnnlele "f tli. n.'ttl.'meit and rrenreim
of the Kieat I'.it'im.inae.itth ..n tne Pa' n
wllli Inrm mat lituK lanl.tii of 'he lea.l.'ra who
luiMi madi- the tat kr. it A wry ren. table
and InferinailMj ntumnl of the npenl.itf of
the .Nerthwmt
.MVSTPllPt'i. I'PnSUNAt.lTY. Jly Orlneii
Sweit Mbi'1'0 New inrk. T V
( rewe I I'liiuwii)
Aniitln i of I'r M I'le.i h I'lepiratlenal
ltnil.1 uf th" 'M"1 'hat htte been a.. h"!eful
.ii'l miKKext " tJ a niilllllli.li' .f iiui
people who w lull In attain i"U. -unfiil aelt
i Ainmtlen Anieni. the ihn' le i. ne "Tne
Man Yeu I'eubl He. l'er,mial t Imrni
lak' Your .M itinera Willi .nl" Wh il Ii
Ynui Ki" note " I'h" ejaae of Self-dis
..ii.. y ' "Hum, SHtWIineF Mara 1'. -r, ini.l
itv "Peniernit. m the Ar; if Arts." and
I'.'ltK '
DUMHI'IIAI'Y AND THU II. I, TO I'OWI'lt.
H J nine h N. Weed. New Yerk Alfred
A Knopf.
This book lupresents a seilnua altemnt hv
an American te Ki't at the funvlatnentala of
the deinocratle pieiffla of ceii'iniiunt The
author, urn-" a tteilallut, U no luuuui bound
the surface. I'uges are filled with dis
cusrlen of this condition. And ether
pages nre filled with a study of the
difference between Trench fnmlly life
nnd fnmlly life In America. The Lit
tlefielil3, for example, are nut u united
family. The mother is occupied with
various public beneficences and is net In
touch with her sons. Pnrt of the fam
ily gees te the Kplseepnl church, an
other te the Congregntlennlist and a
third te the Presbyterian.
Dnvid, the here, went te Paris te
study architecture, but he nmusetl him
self with society until the war began,
when he enlisted In the Foreign Legien,
Anether brother went te the dogs In
Pnris nnd two ethers were killed In
the war. David and bis sister alone
survive.
The women In the book nre different
from these which Mr. .lehnsnn has
usually described. One Is n French
woman of easy irtue, who marries n
brother of Dnvid after Dnvid had bro
ken with her. Anether Is a French
noblewoman who hns suffered nt the
brutal hands of the (ierinnns nnd n
in this dnncereus age we live.
Allss Macnulny writes with a light-1
ness of touch and n surenesH of purpose j
which arc delightful. She 1ms a way1
of characterization that nt times is
Htnrtling by Its nudaelty. Thus hbe
. .-.. TTll..-.. l. ...... Innlr.... '
sn.vs OI .lirfi. filling, Lin: wiiiuiu j'uitue
of her mother, thnt she was one of these
metbeis who apply the Mugnlficnt te
their own enses. "Khe nlwnys felt n
IkiiiiI of human sympathy between her
self and the lndy culled the Virgin M.iry,
whom she thought ever-estlmuted."
Kex Beach A-hunting
There nre hunting books of vnrleus
kinds, but the kind thnt Ilex Pencil
hns written in "Oh, Sheet!" (Ilnrper
& Profilers) is altogether tee rnre.
He calls It the confessions of nn tigi
tated sportsman tuitl he bus made
111 i confessions in sti'-Ii n way thnt
they ought te nmiw1 every hunter. Liv
ing' In the wilds ha its dlndvantages.
Nene of these Is Ignored bj Mr. Peach.
Hi. describes his experiences with n
humorous falthf illness wbieh will recall
uruLtll liailili i tin iiinuHin nun t , ii.it
third is the daughter of an American te .the man who bun s his own nt
bunker. The noblewoman and the. priences. T he book will dlseeurnge no
American girl display these nunlities of Inveterate sportsman for h- gnes after
.... 1.....1 ...i.i . ....... .,i....e nm. I deer or bear or ducks lieenus,. lie llkei
WdllllllliliMm wiinii iiii.i- uii..T v... i -- . . t i .i.i
manded the ndmirntlen and devotion of, te nnd becnuse the hnr. ship, that he
decent men. David loves both of them '"lures are part of the game. He
in different ways. He cannot mnrry ' ran t describe tbem ns w. 1 as they
te Frenchwmunn. nnd when the book hnve been described by Mr Pearl, but
ends the reader is left te nssume thnt, when he gets bnck home he can laugh
he will become the husband of the 1 ever them.
Americnn, who knows and sympathizes,
with his hopeless love for the ether, j p ( irnrrn .,
The book is mere than a story. It is IXOIIUinCe OJ MUrCO I OH)
n serious study of seclnl conditions de- .,, yrw ms taken the story of
serving the attention of the thoughtful. ,r,m.0 iie's life in China nnd made
n. poetic nnd romantic love story out
. w nt It thnt ntiTlit te live lone ns n Ntilen-
1 Weman en Women ,n, example of the imnglnntive use of
Rese Macaulav achieved an American h.Mery. He cal s the little book 'Mes-
e, utaii wib'"Petterist" last jenr. mt Marce Pole" (The Century Corn Cern
She wll nd.l te it with "Dangerous liy). The story Is told by nn old
ges" Peni & Liverlghtl this jenr. Irishman, with new and then nn Irish
,,,f. ,' i i .,,.,1,. ,,f tinmen I,.- idiom te give piipililiey te It. It opens
'1"" "'It l r."rt" ,, f" 1 Vi" Venice? with the W.nr between
"""".""":. '.".. '.:. ..,....... Marce
ages in it nil tne way inmi iNiirimi
te eighty. All but two of them are ex
perimenting with life In the iepe they
can find something te s.itibfy them.
and it t hiiiese sea iiiplain. tue
(.'iiptiin ilescribes the daughter of Gen
ghis Kim, who i'i se lieu ti t if nl thnt no
poet cnu ade(U'itelj i-eleluate her benutv
uml se hind te nlease that none of the
The grent-grnndmether of the nine- . princes wim has wnned her has been
teen-xenr-eld girl i' patiently waiting ' j(v te touch her heart. Marce thinks
fur the end. and leeks placidly en life. tluvt It Is a pity that se much beauty
Put she explains that she stepped Strug-, should be unaware of the Christian re
gllng only ten years age. One of Iit , ligien, and he gladly ncempiinles his
gianiMnuglitcrs, u woman thirty-eight , father iiipI his uncle when tbe are sent
M'.irs old. engaged in chnrltnble work
in Londen, Is satisfied for tlie rensei)
that she bus given up hope of hnvin-;
nn thing that she longs for and is con
tent te busy herself with work for
ethers.
The daughter of the old lndy. a I must be iiedlted wlfli a liter.uy atlileie
tiser herself, is ,i x .tin. jealous ,inent of rare distinction.
out te escort some nenedietine monks
te convert the Clilne-e te Christianity
at the roijeest of iJenghN. Mni-ee's
wooing et the Princess nn phi of
young lee. desciilied with teniier and
I Rvmpnthetit' uiiiler.-taiidlng. Mr. Pyrne
graudmeti
NEW BOOKS
i,' ,ry party ties lie nreeec.l en the
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.tin under the fernii and formulae of
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Wnel.ln has wrlttrn an npprrutttlia intro-
lui'tlen.
IN eNi: MAN'S I.tPK hv Albert IHrelew
I'aln? Nnw Yerk Harper A Ilren
Thla boelc cen'alm. i hapti"-s f-( m the 1IM
of Tli'iodere N. Vnll. the fl. phone and tole tele
umi'h magnate nnd inin".r uf whom It has
lw until "lie nnila ne xhhers of a hun-dri-tl
mtll!e:i reeiilt " ami ali-i. "Hell created
tlie tnl-phetiB ami Vail ereut-d the telephen.i
biislnci"." II Ii nn Iniplrlnn atery of
ti nli vemnnt Tim WeBrnnliei nf Mnrklwnln
h.ia s'jxp'.k'd h.s tnattTial In udmirnhle
f m. ion
i in: xvoneki! weiti.n xv t; mvi; in.
Hi Adam liewat'.i V.h' Na Yeriv.
. A Knn'.if.
An e'c'lbni heel. e ih minele of
i ion' for eh'ldien wl.un' een are just
nienlnr te the Mendera t.f il." world 'ihe
tn'rr ills.'usr.M the prel.l mn of uilreu.i'uv
,"i 1 kv, beiitnv and reilmi il it ale liheli
te purple Iniiuisitlie euna 'i li ds He write
I'.nii. Ills book is tneluveli Illustrated
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text
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tlenlal and humar iiU.'t. h. s of 1 fe In
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Ihe elshtleB te the preaenl llni'i Th author,
a d.'nlzen nf both the l."n.. n fitslil .na'd i
wer'.l nnd the Parli llnlemlai.' world,
move-, eatillv bat k arid forth f r en the le'.
uieli nn. I tomfertsblo at.nesphere if wel!
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