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CRITICAL REVIEWSOF THE SEASON'S

T .ATEST BOOKSJoseph C. Lincoln on Cape Cod Again Fiction by

Barbour. Curwood, Bachcllcr and Others.

Maurice Hewlett Mingles Autobiography With Talcs

of Fairy Folk The Agitating Sex.

Volumes of Practical Information "Libraries." Biog-

raphy. Science and Theology.

Th t. rjrvvill .f i. ;. nriii;iiiit;ini III I

Jrwpll '. I.,n. . Il.' 'Mr I'imII'--

r.iii. nt- i Aii'.i-'im- . ) ilf tilfillj

I"1KUU. Mr. 1'iati Ii.mi.'i If tin- -

."my ninl in - iniM-mur- tutu Invv 111 the Ihlllf'l .i!i-t- . Willi 1U nlil fnf,Nati' Si ihIiIit, ami with III." iIi'llKlitfiilKure-k- Svvnllnvv. nnvv ilcvnlnpi il Inlnjlw tcKi tnl l.'in t" Mr. Stm ktmi'- -

I'umnii.i I'lii" iiitia lit tlic xunlinritiiiintc .uivi-tr- m I'limiuli mill mmy mil."flniiuthly. tm Mr. I.lni'uln ha in miltthe- - nil "f I'NiMinliiiit vvnhniit l.i'tr.iylnt;

thr th. II hj '!". .

Vi-t- , in .1 vvav, ili' Ml'' N

Inu, for it iIimIk I'liH'tly mi!i ill'1 inuph'of tlio Fiutiim r li".ii"ii r ri, iranm--

tn thr t'npn ami vlili ii ntT.uf In tinUTi-n- Mni lil miti.ili Tin' ninltiii Itnn

'ltll ItH .ll"lllll IllllLltil lllli.ll! JUft IIM

writ fiv .1 n win t Tin' r.in'nivvn nirrily a .1 hailcyi mili'l mill tin1IiatlWH 11 II MM t nf (IlllU rlll'lll" tlliltmmini'iitK mi what niTiir.i. IIv-- yw hrierpmltilM ' tn'os uf Mr. Lim-nl-

Mnrlc.i crop up: I'N ri:il ln-- I In- -

pictiitociliii' r.iM'.il wli'i mitrii theeanltnritiin.

This in.iy I"' ili'.ilinu ! imIy vvitlin Mnry tli.it in until' trntmaM mulIntrnilnl tn i n t t t.iln. Tlmt pinpiin' Itfulfils ailmiialil.v, mul It prnvlil'-.- s thrroaili-- r with in.iny n luiuly lmmli. HVhope Mr. I.itviiln will imt tin nf thifldel nnil Mill l.i'i iivv.iv fmtii the liue'ltle. for vvhli'h I"' serine tn hiinUi'l'. s

:

elm.. I'i'itii- - iMuK. Imt thi mrv i

hrlc'.ite r ii iilitis thin nvt "f thi.--

fcason's Hi linn.I

omr Ni'll rictiiin, i

Tt ! too Kul that li.iipll II' 111.v P..I!'- -

hour flintilit lii'Uln tn tnKf hlin-i-- if soil- -

misty nnil ti v t" lin pinlilrnii intntho InVii t.lh tin iliixIn-- nlf n pii'ttlH.

'In s- - i ApplH'ins ho

'hrinps lr oiiiii: rmipli' .timi'thor 'natiirall. thf Kiri .nul tho ntnh mo

to omh mlur mul tn I In- - ninii rnnil tho Imrm.iMiiK N i hmtnliv.' with- -

out tfio intioh ctiKhlni:. riifinliinntoivthp yniinu m ill - voty ru li nml tlio alrlIs poor, tho author m riii tn h.to thoifloa that tho arNtm ra. v of wi.ilth InAmorlui noail,is. I.ko in ills InKiirop. . r.iiinnt ni.uiv nit nf iti uivnrlat-.- , mi tin- hornoM-tt- liltiiM-l- l i in il.otho Kill llM' with him wlthiutt m.iri-iiiuo-

.

whllo Mio tichts m:aln?t hor itii'llti.it nin-- .

Tho omi1i Is mii'h liin.io talk iihnnt 'v.hat woro ntvo ivannloil n tllloit

wh:, Ii I-.- n it nf plnio In n lluhtsuminrr !t"r.v. ami whloli wo ni" nlilfanhlnnoil onnimh tn i ovarii :ih lihi llmih j

on Amorlc.in Mioloty.A urv oapal'lo horn oim nrittor

j

Ftralcht In .i small liiythl.'al (Jormanprincipality, aoourclln tn tho i stall-llsho- il

nil'" of nih ont ut'o stnrn. InItalpll A. irmilwIM S "Tlio Miii lllii't K

Affair' iSnllv n:nl Klomtoi.ii, NowYork i Tlio Inrliloiita mo iitniiishina. i

httt follow mi oaoh iithor protty nat-urally,

'

thouah tho illaltis nto illnwriltn porfoct tl.oir plans inn oi.'y innrdor tli.it tlio honi may his o.rrllont iniilitios. Tluio aio pioity

.nul uniiil hits uf rhaniitor:thp ortoiprisn.i: tipnriir is mailo tn litIn flPMormi-l- y nml tho oml . us ilra-mat- lr

as it is imoiootPil, Tin ro islit t lo room for m ium.iht nnw.iilays intllOl-- llM Oil) III O lilt'-- . Illlt tlllS llllOwell i''iii"triiotii, o.jtins arnl '""incrroniilj. Th" aiitli"f nvis iinmusi.of iloini; lii.tti I . '

It is a ontahIo Sir tialahail that.Tamos Olivor ('iiiimuhI ilisonwi s ninntit:tho .SVirthwo-t- ol ii Muiititoil INilloo In"Ifwhf'l ' lllaipi rsi. His i,. ,,f InvoIs hoaiilifiil an. I puotio.il nml In- - hulilstn it 'iini-to!i- tl in tli.. oml. Sooral '

M'Cirx in tho Atrtir ilil nio ih- -;.onlioil with unat vlvlilnoss, ami inm far tho stoiy is wi'll worth ro.iillnir.Tho t..o i.f tho outlaw whom tho homlunioois is r.niiir oiio'ipiv nuiiiiir.i-tnntl-

Ins iiffuuec s inn. that winililliaidlv moot with outnloiiiiiailoii in tin-A'-

ami his w null rlnas ta tho joail.rr'n onilulity. Afur tin- - sttuni;

tho ailtlii.f lIo.s nf tho toril-lil- p

liiiiolliioss of iho Nnrllioru mil itIs illsoiHipoMInu tn hnvo jio iili. turnup nnil moot ai o'i'Ual i.mos sn ioail-ll-

It is im tin r illff.nilt tun tn aoooittho hrrnino's tiasfor or ntfppilun,

I'lnlii tlio stait ti. ii.Mili.r uiulor-Ftuml- s

thai Vinuio K. Ci.i. in "Ti,.Moan f.f Nmht Wpiif llimlil, Mrail nmlromriinvi menus tn .o lnii-n-o- , Shorontiints tin- - nllo viiluo nf tho Wostwith, tho mass uf i .iniiptli.ii whloh thoKum: Mitiols fi.r, miv.ii.-- maliloiiis nfton inii ii thmiuh wo onulilwish that it win- mailo olo.ir oaillorth.lt sho is i,,,l a S Wash lllllfliloinl. Tliolumlior oamp 'iml Us winking anil tlioBroat fotost Hi i i.ro i..M-rl.i- i withvlcor ami iiii'lortamlluu. Thoio mohints ihat tlio antlmr has toail up onforopti. mi fiiiiu i viitimi ami mi frauilsnn (invoi iimi ni lainls. Thoio i.s an

inn. .inn of vill,iln.. Iimvovor,ttlllt llollillKS lu II Inttop tll.lllu uf Uti r- -

ntiil o anil ilo'r.ioi.s mm h I rum iin ri alItttorost III tli" slut v. Thai llos in .

honi'd lomnlim hnw tn iln iho i,,h belin." iinuortalior, tno tnoaii irni luaniiorIn whli'li ho soiilis his oarlior ilifl'ioul.tirs hanllv Ills lu with what oharaoterho ilispla. s in tlio Mnry,

Thoro may ,o plonMiro In Itu Uinc nrioaii Unnkoy n will as a iImiij; in.n,that is iho sou nf ninii'-oiuo- luiimI'.irliollrr lnl.os wlnn ho iliilnllis thopumpmiH pnlitlol.His ho I. now In hN l.ny-hoo- d

n "Tho TurniiiK of nrlKCfliv'1(Hatpol), Thoy havo put oiani;oilsinoo t lion, thiniuli iliov ma" no li.riKorimliato i,ino S'i.,.stor. y shnulilImvo pn fi i i oil iiniro uhuiit tiio huy.i Intho run in ry umu of whom Im uhos usKlImpM s, ami of tin- - ploasant .lays thathe rir,ils. .n om ini tio mm protty

ii I, ri i v i.i. nu iMiiii.in i.,i rllimws thoi, hi outer uml tamlis ih" nin inlnr.

'Slav oiHiu thai c. v i.inii.i.nhtm wrllfon in "A Shaiiouil llnln" n

V I'Miiloon, S.M.IIU-.- . V i shntv thattho iflthoi- - iiliilii wh.ii a nuiyIh ami tut i i.m i.iii.ito ii,,n.i(iir

i I Ti T'it i nil mim ii ilidai'llcptirpoM', In. i or and ulun tho snunhas hopii l.i mht oinl aliruiuly v0houiil lo k ml in have Mi H.uil.in

drop the scho'ilmastti' and .

IIM tlx '.nl ti'l'i ! 11 i ll.lllri' I'V uililnutli tlnti fur it nvvti iKi'.

Si. nir iii. ti uf ii,,. l mul rlimin"f .Inhatitia Spyrl S'vl t.ili' tuny In

iil'tiiPnil finiii iimllin; "t'hi'l." ttnti-'ni-

l.y IIi.iiiii II. II. .11 illiitiin unitMain. N'i'sv Yuiki. It ti'llx linw n

.vuiiiiK M'limil ti'iirlur ii'fnrtii t It ilill-iln- ti

mul tlii.ir i m iiiu h in ;i tinniiit.ilnvllliiuo. mill Imvv "In. ili'Vi l.ipi tin- - atti- -

lli- I. it. nl i.f .i ii..i...... ) l.ni V tiiiir.il, .,,,. ini tll,

Maurlir llinlill unil I lir I'ulrli-a- .

!'. Unwind ilnotlio's i..vaiiiplo lu "Wahr- -

hoit mill I Hi'htiitiu" Mntirii'o llowlottmlmtlos fiaumints uf iiutuhluKrnphy

'with fani'lful siioiMilatlniis In "I. nto ofI'mMipIno" it'li.itlos Sciiluiir's Sotisi,Tho lluoail ho follows l that of thoUt nut ui al Mmns ho has soon;thi"-!- ' as ho ilositihos llii'tn, without .-

to i.pl.iiii tlioiu. mo oottiilnlv In-- 1

ton stlm:. Ilipiallv Intot osIIiil-- . howosrr,Into tho ai't'iiiinl. of tho soil of huy ho

was, of tho hunks ho toad mul tho thlnits i

Iho thiamin Ho lofialns ftmn roliitlncllltof lApi'tlonil'S l'l-,lls- . linos nutwish tn in,ito ih.. iiunontlons of iro- -

prlolv, mi Idon that must hotn hinisplf. iiiasmui'li lis thoro sooms In

.ho tin loason why ho shnulil tni tiptho i.nli.noo ho has toir.irdlni: nn.xthltu;that Is out of tho iiiilmur.N inn nf nnturowith any thoorlos ho may hao ooniorn- -

Im; tho M'Mial standatils of siipornattirnlIn huts.

Ho Intorsporsps what ho offors ns hisown ou.rli'iii o with mmiio mvo ilotlnlto

'and oomploio s'.'ilos of iilatiutis h"- -

twion faltlos and liintHti loltms whloh,iho nofs, lost nn i:uin niithorlty. His

itisl-to- ii n tin- - oslstimio uf f.ilrlos will'moot with minr.il apprnxal ovon from

l..si. w Im lofiiso to holiovo in thorn, forwithout thorn tho .iy of ihiiilhood wouldho lossrnod. Ho si oms dotormlnp.l. '

howover. to provo thai tholr standardsof murals mul funduct whoio thoy illffor,fi .'in ours ma v ho i ipi.illy cood, n matt rthat ma- ho takon for crnnUil and whlohIs rathor dull whon disous-o- d. VhothirMr. llowlott is forlous or not In hisiituiitiiont. his honk Is tirlnht and ontor- -t iillilit- - V., ...ililil ll'wli lh.it I,,. lin.tli ft nut his harpltiL' nn so, fur it m.it.toi llttlo In his rnntontinn.

'I lie Aullillliiu el.Tho attention whlih women have

tn themsiHi..s nf Into throuchtheir efforts tn nbtatn pnlltlcal tlfhnh.i hei n the cause nf a superntuind'intlln'd of willing, polemical for tho mustputt, little of which can he Judaed f rIts literary merit. The cause, in somephao or other. Is in the writer's mind;the form Is comparntl ely unimportant.' ir tlio MirtuiiM tmoks at hand nnly twninitio properly within the d unaln of theliter.it y critic.

An antholnsy of rr marks on wntuanin prose mid verso, hecltinlnt; with llam- -

iiiurahi and ondini: with Mr. t'hestettonand his triho. has heen compiled hy W.II. lieveildao under tin- - title. "John andIt one" il.onitmans, iirren and Cum.pan ). Tho shntt story which servesas an Inuoiluctlou and supplies the titletnav the author's i rin Inn to e- -i

plain his point of view; It seems Irrele-- I

vant. for the arrancement of the e- -'

traits lines that sn far as Is necessary..Tho nurlt of the colleitliin. and it Is a

fe.il one. as it distlmrulshes It ftnm..iitl,ers nf the same liind. N that the... .. . i .. i.i ...

' " ' " '"' " very recentiiiftntMr.-- . that of (i real I'.Ht- -Hit), so that his limitations ate flesh andnovel and his anthology will ho uf,.fua .1 supplement tn Its predecessurs.M. Hoover, ho has not conllneil himselfto epimams, hut has limited ,iin manv

t In mull 1 mid Judgments almutw.iiiiiii mul has n,,t )vtl afraid to uolmiK evliacts. liven miintii; authors oftho past Mr. hide's ieailln has' o iii am uiiuiv is w.rvj,,ri -- tliiu.

Ill "Tho Woman Willi Kmptv Hands"iHodd, M. ad nnil 'innpanvi wo havean actoiint of vvhv one woman took upthe siirftairo mol'm.n. It Is nn appealto the fiellnirs ami not tn the leasoti.The nairator lust ,,.r iuihani andclillil and fuiind herself with no objectin i'f..; she then found oui fur the Ursttime tho evils to whieh manv womenlire suhjeoteil, mul slmilltaiiHously cattleIn t'liiitnct with a woman who nttraetedher and who believed that the siiITiiikmwill i nro those iv IN, Tlio evolution Isnatural mid the stoty pathetic; theloa'c. however, seems purelv feminine

The addresses delivered mid articlesii.iiiiii-.- i ..v i'.iikioiiu iiooins in neniiir

or woman s i luhts, whlrh sin- - has col- -

leeleil uinlir tho title "Way Statlnna'iDoil.l, M nd and . 77('oiiipanyi, me h II IIIV i

of a i hai.u ter tn dlstliiL-uls- them frommany others of the same sott whichemanate from other women dally. TheyM'rvo to declare the author's stand onthe subject. Tho mare valuable portionof the hook consists of the record ofthe agitation for the snffr.iKo in KnK-lam- l,

which the author relates in oiderlo connect her articles tot" thor. Thisis a partisan account, to he sure, hutIt is ptetty complete, hednnlne withth Hist outbreaks of violence in ion:.ami etidiim with the disappearance ofM -- s I'mikhursl.

The wnos of the KnKllsh middle classitlil. the chl who Is kept nt homo withno moil .vf escape save marrlaao, arehii nti hy Josephine Pitcnlrn Knnnles In"The I pliolstercd 'iii'" tllodder andSt'im-'hto- (ienrue II, Dnran Company),The author ;s hitter ncalnst tho custom

of provpntlnc itirls from learning prao.tli'nl mothods for carnlnK their ownIMntr. mid insload of cxpliilulnit howInorlla and sorlal piojiullco shall hooxoti'iimo IiimIkIim tiKiilnst (lie homo ustho onuso. siraniToly oihiiikIi, tho ohlofri'iiioiiv sno HtiKiM'siH is cmiKrHilon, n

s; urllo llrltish panncoa, yet I lit- raitwomen emigrants, wo ltnaitlii,

mso I'hlelh- - fiuiu tho npod of ostah- -

ilshlm: nei In, no s In lands whetowomon n rr sontoo.

Tlio mtli'loi hy Anna Ciarlln Siotirrwhkh hmo miniaroil in tho I'umm,mo uathi'ioil unit r Iho tltto "VimianShare lu Social Culliiro" i.Mliclioll Kon-notlo-

Now Ynth I. Thoy are u irvlewuf what w Lilian had doiio fur the woilitfiom tho origin nf mankind tn theptosent day, a ptivonlntion of facts,which ni'iy ho Miporlliinus, Imt whichcan ho mtronl with lu tho main, evenIf tho lender dissents fnun the ileduo-tioti- s

the aiithnr dr.iwJ front them nrthe llietnllc with which she tidullislliem

I'scepi that tliov mo women and thatthey ato liefotc tho pill, lie ovo nt pts- -el, I thero Is llttlo In 'i ii it ii hi In thoipie r company I'loyd Doll has hroiiBhtton thor In "Woinon ns World liullil- -oS' i I'Vn hos and t'nmpany, rhlcai-'ii-iTin io lis llttlo Information, ton, iihutittil- - ti n ho has chosen to writeul. "ill.

.Masculine treatment of tho womaniiii'stlon in Kimland Is so ponderous l

and dtii!, whether it fiuors or attacks,ns almost tn Justify tin- - violence of thomilitants. Science and the notion ofsex hut den ,1. Monet Ta.ilor In writ-ti- n;

"Tho Nature of Woman" iK, V.Mutton and Company ) a medical ef-fort to explain the situation, "Womanand hy W. I.. i.p-pletun- si

, smart Journalism, the ef-fort to write hrluhtly and opUramm.itlc-nll- v

on a suhject hefnrc tho puhllc.that the author has not considered erydeeply In The Man and tho Woman" I

and I'ompnny,) Arthur I, Sal-nio- ti

rhapsodizes poetically nn the j

hetween the sexe. There Umure matilv lcor In the hooks the

j

women write. I

I'rnetlenl liifnrninllnn.This world has narrowed since fncl

Toln'.s time and Is no lonirer wld"

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IS HER HOUSLI

M.W m.oiiMi'ii hrr Anuf Willi npplrik ronpug nrrr thi pltmeif rli;

Of thr na nnd thr brirh hnth hr if hrum,Ai'H, nil day at hrr horn.

tl'i'A o; irmrf airayrd wallShr picturrlh oxrr. nnd ptnphth it nil

With rrhor nnd drrnm".ninging nj Klrnm

Sing w huxlding hrr nn'r print andOf thr roof of thr oak i f,Hc mndt.

With n rarpil of moon niirf liehrn nnd chirr.'oca miracle nnd oxer.

tendrr, Irnitlhng thing tlrnyrd

Hrr inndair. the morninj nnd rirning Har.hrr rustling rfoorvni. rlrr njtr

H'tfi Ihr coming and goingOf fair thingi

Thr Ihrr'hnld of the four xrind arr

is building hrr liowr From dutt o; .'iin.7Shr i malting thr ong and thr nnd thr wing;

h'ram October' toed ard goldShr t mnkmg out of the old;

Yea! out of icintrr' 'hjingShr i making alt Mr immer turret,

nd the brn'tn leaie p.rned uf Xoirmbfr' leftShr i changing liae'c again t ,

Ilichnrd l.r ilrOicnnc in Harper'

enoiuh to hold the fly andus In "The Kedtietlon ofPlies" i.lohn Murray. .1. It. t.lpplncottCompany) Kdvvard Hanford Ilos firstdrawn an indictment nunlnn fly Inmany counts, nil nlirmlns as well asovtremilv unpleasant, next, he takes

fly apart and demonstrati s the In-

iquity of each portion; finally, h ex-

plains In what wa.vs the tly may befoiled and exterminated and how eoeletvshould ortranl.e nKalnst the plaitue.With summer comlnc on and screens1,'olni; lip the honk is decidedly tllllelv.

If "Harper's Hook for Yoiini: Natural-ists" byAlpheiis Verrlll i Harpers i

does lint send boys nut Into Holdsand woods In search of t wits, hints,tlowtrs and other thlnus, which shouldbe Its natural effect. It will at any iatbe very useful to boys who have alreadyhe coilectlm; taste. It tells 'them how

:u artanne their speclniens, Imw tn pre.serve those that me pel Ishable and alsohow to study The author deals

bit Insects, fishes 11 till leptllfs,lilKKer beasts, the animal life of thes'ii-shor-

rucks and minerals, Indian relics,plants and oddlMes of natuie. lie Hives,help for nearly everything that a boy Is

likily to want to her. The book husmany pictures,

A popular account of the constella-tions intended In the Hist place furchildren has been written by Alice MaryMatlock firlltlth In "The and TheirStories" i Henry Holt and Comp.inyi.The constellations mo descilbed, withthe means of flndluu them in theheavens, the author Kives fully lismuch attention to the leiiends andstories attached to them and quotesliberally from many authors In proseand In verse-- .

MeteOlolilK.V Is ilecldedlV slmplllloil 111

P.dwln C. Martin's "iiur own Weather"I Harpers). Ho t"lls us all we needknow iho winds and storms andthe many chani:es In the weather tn apleasant conversational style as re-

moved from that of a schoolmaster aspossible. Tim suhject Is on thai

every one at all times and theInfotmatlon supplied Is what manypeople ask about frequently. It Is aremarkably koimI book In Its way andorlKlnal. ,

A textbook on the blither departmentsof bookki'epini! has been prepared byDr. Joseph .1. Klein of the New Yorkrnlverslty In "Kloments of Accounting"tAppletons) It seems to ho very clearanil very complete, hut the subject Is

one on which layman can hardlyventure nn opinion. The author's stand-Iii- k

us an Instructor In the School nfCommerce should tho hnoknnd the methods advocated In It.

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Yoiini? housekeepers whose amhitiotisoars ahovo fuilito and tufty ato lead nnIn the paths nf sweetness hy MatlnnH. Noll's "Candles and llonhnns andHnw tn Make Them" I David McKay,Philadelphia). The author senslhly

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Krom Three I'aeful "l.lhmrlr."The volume on 'Wrllini; Kngllsh

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(Williams and NorKtite, HenryHolt and Compnny), should be put iii '

the hands uf every man who Istn write- - and of every teacher

of ICngllsh that has btalns iiumikIi Inunderstand sense it does not deal withrules of grammar or ihetoiic, it duesnot iindeital.e to tell the leader whatto do; it simply villains the funda-mental Ideas that are al the Imttiiuiof every form of writing and refers toexamples In llteratute for evidence ofhow those ideas ate can led out. It Isii book from whli h any one who ernesfor the KiikIIsIi language can deriveprofit

Two new volumes of "Harper's L-ibrary of Modern Thought" ileal withquestions that are perplexing tn thtmen of science who should know mostabout Ihetii and that remain withoutdellnlte answers. The theories agout geo-logical measurements of lime nreslated by Arthur Holmes In "The Agof the Karth" Ularpets) with thegioiinds on which they rest; the moreabstiail question, "Are tlio Planets. In-

habited?" (Harpers) is nnswered by K.Waller Maunder with apparently stittle lenson for the belief lie professesns there Is for the guesse'S he rejects.

Klght nioie volumes of the interest-ing little "Cambridge Manuals of Sci-ence nnd Literature" (Cambridge rn.vcrslty Press; C. p. Putnam's Suns!are at hand. The historical and liter-ary subjects selected can very well behandled lu a narrow compass, theseare "The Vikings." by Prof. A. Mavverof the rnlverslty of Durham, a livelysketcli of a romantic episode; "AncientBabylonia." by Dr. C. W. 11. Johns, airood summary of recent archifologlcalinformation: "The Icelandic Sagas." hyDr. W. A. Cralgie, a satisfactory ac-count of a limited literature, and "Com-parative. Itellglon," hy Prof. V. pj.Jevons of the t'nlveirslty of Durham.In science we have "The Story of aLoaf of Ilread." by Prof. T. H. Worslof tho rnlverslty of Cambridge, inwhich the manufacture Is explainedfrom the sowing of the grain on, aslMe nt book once very popular; "TlioPhysical llasls of Music," by Dr. Alexainler voml, a popular nccount ofacoustics; "The .Modern Warship," byKd ward L. Attwood, an excellent ar-ticle, and nn Interesting sketch of "An-cient Stained and Painted OIiish," byI". Sydney ICden.

Other Rnaka.To the Important and Interesting

"Shakespeare. Library" edited hy Prof,I. Oollancr, which brings, convenientlylo seli(jJar the material for the criticalstudy of Shakcspedie, has been added"Th Troublesome Helen of Kins John"(Chalto Bnd Wlndtis; Duffletd andCompany), edited hy I .1, I'urnlvalland John .Muntii. The latter editor

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wroto the introduction, In which thehistory of the play Is explained midthe use Shakespeare made of It Isshown.

frankness nnd directness mark theautobiography that Senator Unbelt M.La Kollette has written, ' A PersonalNairntlve of Political Kxperleneos"(The P.olie.rt M. La Toilette Company,Madison, Wis. i. The author makes noclaim to literal y met It. he is telling apolitical story for a purpose and tell-

ing It ns volubly as Iv thinks necessary.The book records the events In u

career mid the author's viewsabout very reretil politics.

Somewhat belated Is the notice of the"t'ncollected Wtitlngs of P.nlph WaldoKmerson" by Charles C. Hlgelow (TheLamb Publishing Company. New York).To the devout Kiuersonlan every sctnpof the philosopher's thought Is precious.These that the editor liai saved, afterprevious edltois had rejected or p.ieedthem ovet. are slight no doubt, but theyate Interesting enough to win rant theirpreservation. Tin volume will be welcome ns a communion to a - comiueicKmerson.

The same author who appealed toHrltlsh sentiment with nn account ofKing IMivard's dog now avails hoi selfof the disaster to the South Pole ex- -

pedttion to work on people's feel- -

Ings In "Like Hnslish Ciontlemen(Holder and StoiiRhtnn; fieorgo II.Dnran Compnny I. The picture s basedentirely on the first nccount sent In. Itdoes not seem In the best of taste todrag In (."apt. Scott's baby son nor tnwork in the Peter Pan allusions.

The latest volume In the useful "In-

ternational Theologlrn! Library" pub-

lished by Charles Scrlhner's Sons Is Dr.George Buchanan Gray's "A Critical In- -

troeltictlan to the i id "lestntnent. Itlondonscs into s.Hi pages of moderatesi7e tlio substance of the research tnBiblical matters which has been sn ex-

traordinarily active In very recentyears. The book will be a great con-venience tei ministers, it enables thelayman to form an Intelligent Idea oftlio textual and historical questions thatthe cliurch'i are discussing with Utilerillllculty and In a bhnrt time, for Dr.Grav's work Is a remarkable example ofclearness and succinct method.

Another tacit! of knowledge thatini hi en tev.ilutlonl7.ed by the archaeological discoveries of the past generationIs brought within the layman's ken InDr. James Henry Breasted's "Develop-ment of IJellclon and Thought In An-

cient Ksypt" (Charles Scrlhner's Sons).It Is n book that many have been await-ing for some time, n statement, not ofstartling finds from exploration or ex-

amining the new materia), a branrh Inwhli h the author has distinguished him-h.l- f.

but of what the substance of thenew knowledge I", vvhat It Is that wehave learned ftom these most ancient ofhuman lecords This Dr. Breasted sup-pil-

111 his book with regard to the suh- -

l... ,,.l l. ... . ,.,.,nra I... f . llVtll II, llll'-.- l llll'wt i i.i.turns and to us. It Is n clear and

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