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Wliski
*s JSprins
Announttmrote flf IBooks
ENGLANDS BOOK MARKET
Quantities o? New Novels- &tablished Popularity o?
Many American Authors -Serious Books
lo Come in Autumn.
London, liai h 26.? Books, bo? ks,
and then moi i I.Its, bul
Istlng - . thai sp
m up the spring publii
i; In England. Then are n?
? ne Hi m alone bo? announ ed
, h for ih? ? .'i-'. months of the
? ?! the leading
alone tl from
- the ?,- .i.i I? ?/el ? t i
?i the pan
-ir-i Kiplin
a? i thai ih?- new Bomba ? edil Ion
PRICE COLLIEH
? "?lenaanj and t? ? ?;??
from an Ame:
s com] lete w? rks,
verse, limited to 14)60 copies, and pub?
lished In twentj -three royal octavo vol
? $6 ? ich, has been i
for already. KipliiiK continu?e t" s<-li
ay form. e\?-n the moal expeni
MANY NOVELS.
. H the ? r old-? BtabUah? ,i wi l
Mrs. Humphry Ward's "The Mating of
Lydia" has been moal cordially ra?
id; Eden PbUlpotta'a"asodeat ??art
moor caOMdy called "Wldccmbe Fair"
tarde?! as one of his best; -I. C.
th has supplied a most creditable
volume In An Affair of Btato"; W. -t
rare to attain popularity with
i Maria"; Charlea Marriott'a "The
l'atflah" shows improvement ovai a mi
? f th?- previ?? by the author ?
The i Prank Daaby has
. ?in with "C mci rl Pitch". W.
Maxwell has nearly r>
? r'a Wife"; J< :-'- : ? Parnol's (
i-.?, k. "T' .'.???? man," .
? -i off moal auaplctoualj a II
endous first edition. The Rai<
? H?tten will be represented, af
? ? of Inactivity, with "Happy
Arnold Bennett reappears with
a theatrical story, "Ths >-.
Temple Thuraton's nexl book will be
? d "The Open Window"; Un
Henry OB la Pasture (Lady Clifford) Is
a warm reception when
"Michael Ferrvs" appears: and '
are also novels this spring by B. P.
H n. Elinor 'Jiynn. B. Phillips <>i'
?:m. John TreveBB, Max l'.tril-r
ton, Compton MackenxM und many j
othera h. G. Welle'a latest book, "Mar? ',
ge/* has attained n sals of 24,000
? I, which is hich WBtar mark for ;
him in this country, and a new <:
story writ?'r has turner] up in j
? Trent's Last Caae,N the worh of E. C,
Bentley.
AMERICAN AUTHORS.
American writers i re represe* led as
ai ia! on the lists of London publisher? !
W. D Howetta's "New Leaf Mills" is;
praised. "Tl ? Crooning
Water." bj Marios Hill, an American J
I author, i?- i,, mg hootat ,i nto p? p u
i and ha? air ?d. rea? hed a ?< ? :
? Pi Intlni : Henr* s Harrison'? "V
I ' ? It? ?! Iix ll.c m.i
! *' ho delighted li Q Rob? 11 H<
- "l m.- \\ ornan i Life " Rli hi
' - : ' . i.k "f ahoi *
"The fled Cross Girl"; Louis .l?,se
4 - 'i",,,. Destro) Ins Ang? l." ? '?
Harris'? "The Recording Angel," Ja
London - " \ Bon of the Bun" and n?
Roberl . ? 'hambers, i >ax
Phillips, the late Jacqi
; Dell ti. x, ;.;?.,. pay
und ? I? 01 :?? Barr MeCutchen
i to m- ntlon ?i fea. alioul lo _i?i?e?
Johnston la a prime favori
tid Ceai ?? l'.i Ing ' lia* attract
? ? ivorite attention of King Geoi
Qt ? en Mary. The failure ?.f i
la a* ' i. ulatlng librar!? s here to pu
chase for t h? i aubsci Ibera i"i"ks i
the ti'-x-.c- xmi. ?! .m authors la a ti
mendoua handi? ap ? ?ne seid' un hea
? writers of som? ? ? I I;
? In ome beat seller? in II
- but, ?'ti the ..ill- r ham
?'.'iiiii'i, R? n B? ach, t ?
dy ci' the i'
.Mi.-.- Hegan Rica Gertrude At her to
;,ii.l Kate Douglas wi_:?-;?:i are as gi*ei
? -in their m
tlve lai :
SERIOUS PUBLICATIONS.
s i.ita of the api
: o? ? mlssea th< grei
- end in- molra and work? ?
? v , rli li Ism. Mo moi i Loi
.:...-l ? i - sr? -- ing their moi
tan! \ "lilil?es in the autumn. Ft
exam; ? n Annum*-, i. i
of his discovery of the South I
little vogue lier?-, xxlui.- the trsglc dtsai
of Captain Scott, the English Antarctl
? i. xx ?11 make |he l""'l? I
the material loft bj him one ?>f ti'
- ?.f the autumn si ason. ?.aptali
B. Mikkci.4? n'a "Losl in the Ai I
.-iH'ili'-r polar book Uiat found
i?,- surfeited xiith polar books. Th<
ci op of book? ? ear la tha
devoted to the erar In the I
War correspondents xx.;,, i..
r. .. h f.. fron! hot ?foot? <1 it hack 1.
London a*hen tin* armistice a'aa de
clarad, x?. ith tht resull thai many ol
iding publisher? have this sprlni
a x ninmc pi rating some phaa I I
confll? t.
??i-, h dis? iss? ?: lif? ?
mann, bj Berthold Lltsmann, In xxhi.'i
nuich S] d i" Mendelssohn,
Liszt. Wagner and othet great
?if the ?
be of except ?... Dr. W?
Wllaon'a T '? : reed un' I ?
- . tiled ??. tor hi re) made ?i
and i' - ?
,i. a. Thomas, M.
A., xxiii unquestionably ?ri?? l?*_:r.t student?
of naturfil history xvith his forthc? n
book, "The Wonder "f Llfi." TI ? r
xx ill be :?ii Important art book called
"? ;r. ase and Mis M< dels " The i
er Alfred Noyes, Ma Hewleti and
juhn Masefleld lead In this class I
?, rmany and the f_en_ ?
lure ''? tick!" Englishmen; G. K.
?i xviii supply a volum? on
"The Kxil ?if Eugenics.'' Alfred R?ssel
Wallace has a book of essaya called
"ftoctal Knvironmerit and Moral Prog?
'['h?re are a f? xx belated I
ena books, ? yaar after the < ? I?
tion df lu^ centenary. T. Martin Wood
x? tut' n ?i blograph) of ?'.? org? d i
Maurier, "The Batlrlsl of the \
Itorians,'' and the tutor <f the son ?if
NapolSOB III haw supplied an intim?t.?
biography called "The Prince im
jii-lial."
The book that promises to be th? sea?
aon'a s'-nsHtioii. however, is "My P
by th?"* <"<? nit' aa Mm la Lai ? an
American edition of which has already
i.?, n am ng? ii for.
BOOKS OF THE SEASON
(l ontlniiwl from preceding p?iRf>
whenever we ChOOeO. H?' teaches iir
the wisdom and tue pleaaur?
d< leatS cookery, and. ml?! practical Of
lemonatratas boa simp;- it really
I i that is raqadfad Is Intereal
?We ourselves BBVS "" unnvi,ll?-'l
v of foodstuffs at home. IV m
B P. DuttoB A C* i? to eoosa 'The
' ss Maid Book of Cookery." for the
I of those who, living in small
.., or apartments, keep bul one
: or none at all. Bad JfOl WOUM Uve
aell
There is and eertalBly there should
i., no connection between this gaatro?
aomk paragraph and Dm P. 1- <? P
pert's and Arthur Holm? s',: "When to
for- the Doctor, and What to D?
., h- ,?,?,..-? (Ldpplncotl Com
,. m is a booh for quick reference
rgwdes, s book, alao, thai will
It, famine developing
,,f ,,;.iioon un?iai Idea
ir.ssur.of appi. h.nsion. H ?atalogU?*!
deecrtbes the symptoms of **i";'''
;ir,() carefully divides them
n the first maaHsatatloBS of ssi.i
SOCIOLOGY. ECONOMICS
The Child. Woman, Social Hygiene,
Labor, Finance, Etc.
?r, aumbors and timeliness tbs books
h, this d?-par: m-ml "? srahadow ?
m ail other?. Hera, iBdaad, lbs procaaa
"f popularization ih all-in< lusiw. OBS
? only anota .? title here and thara,
? id ih s-? larga. Ths ? IMId first of
i-,.. ,? caaaell & <???. ws are to
The Mother, lbs Child and ths
by Dr. Elisabeth Bloaas cii-.-s
MarlH Moni?-*"-. - ''' dng"Ri? ?1
Anthropology." ths basis oi bst aduca
tlonal UMorlaa, h ?iBBOBnced by tin P.
A.^tok?-? Company.
"The Prohlem of thr He\e?-,-' from tl
French of .lean Pino! (Putnam's), is
review of the attitude of th<- ay.?
- i sroman snd a pies for i"
further enfranchisement "Marriai
??nd ihe Sea Problem,'' bs Professor I
Poerster, of the- Un?? erslty i
Zurich i p. a Btokea Company), ? !
i ?sea mum nitra ra? lern th? 01 II
two mam contentlona li<?iriK that ih
? ? i.'.t method of ses education Is t
keep attention from sexual matters Is
stead nf iiii'-'tint* II toward them; sn
thai the problem of moralltj
power far more than of knowledge, tha
th?- apiritual factor is ?init?- as Impor
tan! as the Intellectual "The L'phol
Btered t'aK?-." by.Joaephlns P. Knowle
i ' leoi ge n Doran < ?ompairrj |, la a dia
? -i~si-?n ..i Hi?- unmarried daughtei am
..r xx .?man in business.
"Th.- Immigrant Invasion' b
PranM .1 Wai ne, Ph 1 ?. 11 >,?< I, ifeai
.?.- ???.. 1. mat Bxpsri long connected srttl
: 11 n.n board? and 1 ommlsi loni
snd xx ii h the Cens?a Bui ?a u. Thre?
ai siudles desei ?.- men!Ion, Will?
lam C. Van Antwerp'? ' Si'" k Exchangi
from Within" I Doubl?*da*. Page ? Co ?.
"Gold Pi a m and Wag? - " bj -i"1 n It?
klnsoB Mobson (Doran), and "Money
Changing," an Introduction to foreign
? a? icniK". bj Mai ii. \ With? ra (Dut?
ton).
Populai aovorelgnt* la t|;
Prederl? k a ci? x. land's '.*( ?r_ani-ed
Dssnocracy" (Liongmans, Gwen i Co.).
Thai graa! _?*i?i_a_?narian, Dr. Alfred
Rusael Waiiii??-. .*?"'??** 'i?(*'-ii?-i;i' x m
many .,f ?"ir s... ni conditions, bul - nd 1
xxith a xx..1?, of bOPS, it? '"Social Kn
xiii.um.-m and Moral Pnyresa**' (Cas?
sell ft r?. 1. proiasanr Mtaaiasterberg*?
MPaychology and Prs t?>-.? 1 Efll? ettey*4
vxas rcci-ntly pobliflh??- b) th?? Hcugh
ii.ii Miifiin Company. Th? M? an -
H.iii'ci will is.-ue in .Muy ".Mclhmls t-.r
patioi ind Othi I I
? Idenl * and l >1 ?., ? i - .\ itudj ??f
- ? t? a di be r?' ind In
Frs Koesl r's "The l't |.| In
"??i? i m"?" <s'r ? .? n ?? -?, com
?. a sei Ii - ol books on H?" *
o? ' i an -i under the ausplo s ol
Hi" Bur? .-.u -i Bo? Lai Hygiene will be
published bj the Centurj Company.
The Uteri ture of socialism rontli ?
i rw, end? iv.?i ing t.? keep step ? Ith
social and economic changes thai con?
? ly require n i Islon of Its theoi les
. Thus, Profei tor V. a Bimkbm Itch, of
| Columbia ?111 Bhow In "Marxism va
j ?Socialism" ? Hol! A Co.) I bal the
... onomlc tend? ndes ol lo-d.i.v ere far
.,,, ?i,..., the ? ? ? i man leader's In?
terpretation "i economic history, thai
bli form of '" lallam has i onsequentl)
h-ecome Impossible, and that therefor? i
new meaning mual be I.id for tic
,.,,i i hi sme firm publishes "80
Ism and Demc-cracy la Europe." by
Samuel P. ? ?itii. Ph. D.? an historical
a lin ? direct bearing on Am? :
can conditions to-day. ?Prom B. W.
Huebach we havs John Bpargo's "Byn
dli allsm. Industrial Unkmiara and ?So
.laii: m. ' and "The Truth Ab? 1 ?o
. laiistii." b) Allan L. Benson, 1 "state
men! of so? lallam foi non-eocls
HUMORS OF THE BOOK SHOP
Confessions o? One Late of the I rade?Wit and Little
Poses?Questions Without End?And
Often Without Aim.
Th? panorama t.? ron hla vi? ? Is i
human mind. He panders to Its dlv?
follies, ? onsulta its i at led a Lsdom.
stands umbrellaless In the rain of
us iiiinsyiii rasles Why has be i
lifted up his vole? ? He, th? '.I. i lei
lhal lives among countless volumes
? "iit- ai Ions! Whose dall) i.?sk is
' le hour b? houi with -i III :
? 'omi die h imaln? ' Has the consta
ape? i.i !?? of s,, man booka tx en -isin
g? m In Its i ITe? t upon any lat? ni ci
atlve Impulae? <?r has he been dumb
the colloquial sense, forsooth: a flgu
iik. Mr Whistler's guard In the Brltl
Museum? Bundr* "letti n ?i i.
sellers" of England have, Indeed, gh
us some remlnisr? m ea of bo
and Its h imoii. Bul they wi re the o
boj s. 'i'ii. - ?belonged to an old ord
led i noi h? r ds "As phyi
clans are called The Pa ulty" ai
,u The I':
v. rll i Boswell, "the i.ks? I lei -
.?'?h .ii ? call? d "l ? Trad? I ? I
look into tl " aa It la to-? i
? .1 ?
were a bo?
THE CUSTOMER'S VIEW.
There are two, de? Id? -;:> i ontri
dicton. popular i on? ? ptlona "!' I
\. bos? ? t Is to sell
ntimenl I notion ol
man In S ? hat," a i
and an Id? ? keeps :<
hand stall. Th< n llghtful pi? I
urei "i him are In i h
11, i- :: man of m
lion. And 1
lly, food and drink Thei
oth? r idea "Whj I? It," we r< poi t ih
i .mark ..f an Importan! look
man In s high hat, "thai clei
n< . -1 ki i nythlni
(Or anything else,
ha pa not far I lught.) Thl
; ?
: Id? .i thai .' ? had s.mi eon
rather good. Bui noi n> ??.. Thl
< onception of thi booh 11?
the woi
of the mother ln-law. Th?
gure in th
pages of humor, 111 e the talkatlvi
' the vaude
ville stage a stock i. Hi
? "it aa)
Ings h I ' red I?;
? 'harlea Kc< ne and damn? d i??
"Punch " Phil Ma y wi Is | Ifather
.'? ,| . .
him periodically. These tw<
of the Look business ire i
re? onclled by th? populai
aentlmenl thai booksellers are noi whai
ihey w? re. Ht xx i-;' pen I rom t Ime t<
time prim feal aboui i h<
days "Wh? n Book B< 111 rs Ki sa Bool
it you ask ? salesman In s mod,-m book
.. hop If hs has Praed, j on of ? o i
pe? i him to reply, "1 have, sir (oi
madam), bul II doeeu'l seem to do sn?
good "
THE BOOK CLERK'S IMPRESSION
W? M. al tl ?? Zoo there i I ?
the in.si?!?' looking out, as well si fn m
i he outside looking In Ths I.k clerk
! m the position to r? mark certain
human phenom? i?-? ?patenl to him be
j oiid the \ lew "i sny othei. m<
?us. perhaps, smong them ?i pleaaanl
naiveraal hj po? rlsy. "< ih'" pui
sweet lady, pausing to glance for the
sp;o ?? of :i *?'?' ond al her surroundings,
"I think Looks are lust fui'.I In'
t?. i,<- in a bookstore," rattles s viva?
cious ) ouni woman "Books i.
:??. ?. : fascina i Ion for me,"
oth? t. \ oung lad; wall Ins foi
!i?,ks oui of the froni door the
? - r 11 ii ? ? time. Her frl? nd i expresi regret
al bat Ing kepi her waiting. "< ?h!" she
i \, i ibna, i have ?been so happy h< rs '
glan? Ing quick)? aro ind ai I he Looks.
? i should inst iik?' to be i?ft here ;?
couple of yt us Th? i e i* i respectful
pause by all i"i an Instant, ? a? i> bring?
Ing ?ni" h? r i.o ?? an expraaali.f
adoration for the dear things of ths
mind. Then, ?hau ing gaj ly? th? ,
hastens aws ^v ?? turn to h???r-. "Oh,
wouldn't vou love to live In ;? book
store!"
Whal Is II H" toen sa] la ?? booh
shop'' The greal saj It, even, end ths
f,, ti "'?i gi e ?i Each In his i um looks
Bo'?-mnl* al his companion or al ;l.
salesman and saya "Ol the making
,,r i.k- there Is no end " Th?*a pa? h
in his turn lights im?> ? smile. He has
?aid something pretty k.I.
"There are persona esteem? .1 on their
11 , ijtai on, ' ?By ti*t "Imitation of
,?n,,|a| who :'' shewing themselves
u, utroi ; he o| Inion one had of than "
Though "'"' "nlfbl think it would be
lt.,),,., ?ray. it li; dUBcult, Indeed, to
Mll ., !.,,ok i" a friend of ths author.
..,,. | k,,,.V-. no- man a bo a rats that,"
?4, 1(l,. reply, i wouldn'i read H nook
. ,|jt you see. s greal irriter muai
^ il(jill \ ...mi??n srrof of look
buyers H '" '"?'i"ti'* **** ****** ?-'ii??n
and copy? ' **** m" ***** :| """' ""
til)I1 ,,, this." ?M fraquanUy asked,
B |;,,n ssfced f? something
?bound i? km'kI""'1-" 'N""""' " ?s ear
1(li(,f ^.., ??M s llfhl booh to s Jap
'ri,,-, ata IhS Look ilerk's
'* Ilf'**lf*.
"ferrtbl) iBtelllgeat, soaaawhal
" ,i,,.i?,i.- m their handling of .??ir
iiniiit?'!!'*?
languags, ibay ah/rays wanl soaaathlng
. \.. sdingly difflcull t" Und, aometh
usually ?m militai - or poll!I? al sciai
harbor constru? : ion ?-i the most reo
dite form "f philosophy.
BUYERS OF BOCKS.
Then th? re are the remarkable p?
. !;.. ' Iti ? i' up" \x Mil the H.1
, ii, tion; \x h" ?a.?. "? ?h, I've r< sd the
? ,11 a tone xx hi< h Impll? - thai th? . .1
n.'t 4,, tar behind a - that "Hat a j
i,?, m ir novels?" they Inquire. Novi
old " ' ne might suppose, II
In a ' oupls "f ?laxa Ths qm
- "i it... s.- BMktnra of books auggasta t
. Btorj "i" the lady g! a public libra
; xx ho, upon being told thai sat en n
novela had come In thai morning, Bal
! "<;i\c me, please, the one thai cam 1
la ' ' 'n, ? ? re, too, tics?- alnguli
folks x\h', appear regularly evei
I onlj lual before (Jhrlatmas, buj a gre
? : 1.kl fol 1 1 ? ?? nts. ai
1 ?lilil? tile 11
j'i-i befor? the hoi Ida) seaaon. Wh_
? -. .1, .1.. th? -. .;.i aboi
1.ks the i- si of th-- lim? ' M
? tig racters I
1.k ? 1. rka ' 1 a ware ? ?: the gall? gj
say? a felloe ??? 11 to us, "tl
nd up then
The official servants ol the Lord fi
In the 1.k ? ?.-rk's mind Into thai clai
rlbed b) li m 1 ;.
All g? ntl? men xx. aring high liai
also i" long i" this 1 last Ifl? stlon, i>?
? en : Ing, for ;?i
thai one alxx a>.. add) 1
1 ? x- . . itomi r a? though he \\< re dea
i".. Poreignera arc Invariably x.:
1 "hi" i" rli 1 :. --. Th. \ I..IXV \x ben th?
take ..n th.-ir hilt?, upn
Ver) 1. 41 , , ? : . 1.
Th? re," said .? fellow thi all, "? om
m?, old xx..m. n In at the door, Nob
If I were 1 !
snd bral
them.' x - .? . thi Have yo
. Days'
?a lady, vet
rl< h anil importan! look ng a ints
n unpleasant < nding.
1 xx- ? . oking at ill
"No" icloalng the '."?.l
? - M..."
man ord? ra two seta "i th
Book and n> mnal, lo b?
a/it h ins name
Is o ' irch and his pe?
lll.lt , X ? I '
? i in the aummei
m 1 of ih. - n
MANY PERPLEXITIES.
'TI B 11c rt \ Ufe, th' '
and -i bard one? Cu tornera Ta -
'1 x\,,m. n ? 'an you xx.m on
'i h< x x>.ant t.i gel aometh nu. U<
ici know 1 i 1 xx hat, for a
"I "li. no!" Ih'-y :-a . \\ ?? don'l xx in'
? big n *? 1 x 'h .i.
Something nicely bound." A copy ol
1 "ranford ' 1 nsai bj. < ih, when 1
i' .?'i .; 1 iii'int think n uns mu? ii
good." ? Pot n x.\... 1 don ?
nten led ; poetry,'1 "Du
you au| , ? ? n srl book " ' . ' No, ih
1- tint interest? I In [emol?a
then.-N", Bhe would noi ...i?- t..r
that." "Wh), 1 had no Id?
somes ha! reproi Ingly i" us, "thai ;t
arould i"- ai dlfh? .ill as lb!-."
a ' ailing xx in. ii n quln - the practi?
tlonei to turn easily from a recondite
gentleman Inquiring the author ol Ri -
llgioua Teachera ??f Anclen! Greece" to
consideration "f the problem <n<i less
recondite) "f a lady anxlou 1 to Bad
something lo entai tain a ? hild of H. e
and b half In? ul? atea muh., dtagras of
mental agility, "I ?rant," r-m? iba
x. 1 > la hlonable lady, "to get a book
for an "iii m.ni a" (with aoaaa pato?
Ian? a) "\?*ry stupid ?bid man 1
want," from u Berious.old lady, "to k-'
a book for 11 young mag atudylng for
ii,?- ministry." "i wan! "aaclalmedths
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