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BOOiiS AND AUTHORS ??? REVIEWS AND COMMENT
LITERARY CRITICISM
AND BOOK NEWS
The Book of the Week for All Americans -
Frederick Louis Huidekoper's "Military Un
preparedness of the United States.'
Olli HISTORIC UXPBEPABEDNES9
Ti'!' Ml
V
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II map?
"I- ! maxim, that the
rare ?
to bt v.. I :>? t | . .
keg . . .'. to
thi- . war. H
veil : i offene?
pted
.t ? .. ? rov(
No militia will
hab ?
foro
the
to be attaii
of discipline ami terriee." Be i
?
??v.
of ri the fatm
in the r ' ' I
army, nor jrel upon a reeei
but upon |
eastomed to ..???'
?
The ; ?
t he i - ' '
vincin?: that ha<>
the ml
expre??.'! Ig th< -
terar.C' -
ind;."-.' ?
;? .:
ha? bet >n :'?.? :
in the ja?; upo?- I
I
The Tribune
?ays of G iwroithy'l
novel. "The Free ?
"It is his best book ' *
npest also in t? be
artistry."
The Freelands
By John Galiwcrthy
|1 Si v:
CHARLES SCRIBNER? SONS
BETWEEN
THE LINES
By BO YD CABLE.
The naked terror and
splendor of war brought
ho?ne to the reader's heart
and mind.
At ail eeaheeateOi v> '?" - ''
L P. DUTTON k CO., 681 Stk At. N. Y.
UNDYING STORY
By W. DOUGLAS NEWTON
A ?,t'>r\ uhlih tn/ik'-s ?(:-? mind
thrill and the blood run instar In the
reln.i.
"Whi-n I had read thin," ?ays T.
P. O'Onnor, "I kii'-w that I had
found thr man who eoilld bed write
a ?tory of battit?"
II.U n?-t AM Rrx>k?tr.re?.
E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY
am rift h 4ve . s?-w reel
TSC ? )fy U\<?. v,fw k...v,~-'
77? LOG of Um AWpC
by **JUU-< t U\ r.n >ei
rP mtri ?if* "" ?*? *.
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are from
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bot s rev? real of oui ? -1
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the i >n ?'.
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:>wer thar ;
ritish regalar
men sga 180, ar.fi got
? ??.-.-.?., o eed 1 ? ? . ? -
Aaseo at Detroit li y ?
toric. Bat what shall ?re ?ay of Hamp
ten 1 ? t Ohal
i'hv ?r.fi Wilkinson's 1,000 r?
I y Ju?t one-tenth thell
tier's Fields ! At I.un
T si ?> v o foofht a splei
'."?:'h men who alter twi
t in thai
?.
??? tiaem
I ta arnn" for
' ? Hay, Ws the
raa i
than 1
Ml of our v-,
oas militia being inslgi
beeaas4 of the proi ptn<
thi r i ea1 of
? erar
i men, while th* " I
No ?rendar the
of t t I ? -men of tiU
dec?s <??'.:
[1 proves mor?- forcibly the ne
.-. Ity of obliging every ritzen to
be n soldier This v.m the ca?a
Il ? Qreeki ind Romana, and
must be that of every fr?-e t*n**
We B nil train and elaatlfy the
<* of our male ei( teni nnl
make mi'itary Instl 'a regu?
lar part of eollefiate edueation.
We ' ? fe until this 1*1
Thone were th<' word?, of Th'imm
? ho had been the foremost
? of hli ' ?? - '. man srhoi
Maybe the
title should
have been "Pat
sic," for Owen
Johnson's heroine is
the fi|rurr every
reader loves. But what i
in a tit!*- when ? novel
:? ai ex< ?tingand whole
MAKING
MONEY
r.it.ii-?,??! k, ?innri
*'?&rf' te re?
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. nu |i i
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?r than two
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war. I
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ras *'> be'
? ?
led Its ti
canee. There is no s in
.; that to our le un
g ?. hi f! ie our
and anspeakal deplorable re
' ?? moral
? ? the physical of?
erely felt,
come I'
May 1 that 1
the Spai t at M It
more than
r, thai
tar) ??? againet t!..
tboril i
?
!
? '
eome I ? of
seam e ] , ai
' ' r
?? circumstances, that oar rule
t would never be estab .that ?re
were unable to si i .1 sn hi ? ? thei
? I st if ever Dew< . ts to
?? (| and ?! ? ? ??
to be c ? polled ? mo ?? ?? by h
Others, i |
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delay, and it: what they largely
I as our ii
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ambitions, The i.? cii cum
I
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; have be. ?
:
r force of 1
ti i ? op n entering
? hi? h we ' oemed onabli ? at
We had
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itraosl
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? . i i on
THE SCHOOL
OF ARMS
By Ascott R. Hope
'1 hi tiling h wi iii ' shoe Ing Imw
war stimulate i the rooragr, r?
soarri end determination <>f tin
h ol .ill land
Vet, li '.o a< aae a* I Her?
t P. DU II ON A CO., 6KI 5lk A?.. N. Y.
.
\ tit U??\l Ml i ? ?'
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF
HOOKS AND AUTHORS
rhe I ?
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r thi
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tratioi >? ? ?
The Literary BeaSBOM
The unusual run of literary tal?n' In
fam?es Benaen family has often
noted, but few, perhaps, realise
that H has 1 no means aonflned
te the '? rate i ' brothcra, rae of
whom, Monsignor li ugh Bensea, has so
recent]) died ' I be ; i id ee ?f author
' ship has run In my family to a quit?
extraordinary Beg ? ?? i A.C. Ben?
son, !? his ni me, "E iape and
l ?ther '? see] s" 1 ! ? Cent?n ''" '. "in
four generations, I believe that seme
I i tions have writ
I bool ' : Dm my cou I
In, Adelaidi Anna P to mj i
.." Refer? ?
i "f Canter
?i sir- that "though hi
bad great d rifts of or, ,
11< n an ! adrj li ' I Si OH, he ? ;i
much of an artist a' heart, iind would
liked te i i ;t ;?? i
'f?en. Leonard Weed's Book.
??The Military I lion of ( Ititen
? I ?? ral 1 eonard We d,
it announced f^T November 20 by thi
Princeton Unlvenlty Presa It will in'
trated with ? portrait of the au
I thor and pictures of the l'lattsburi)
?Military Camp, West Peint, c,.:vit de
? . . ?
Praga redness.
D. Appleten ? Co. annoonce n<'w e.ii
! tlon -, tnoi i id broogh
i up -.i dati . ' iklln Matthew i'i
?"nur Navy In Time of War" anil Osea
' P. Austin'-? "I'nrli' Sam t Soldiers."
Ht Mina von Multen.
A nee novel by the anther of "l'?m,'
I "Sharrow" ai ! "Our Lady of th<
; Beeehi " is aaaoaaced by the hteasn
Appli ton I ? ? publications It i
? i "Bird's Poui ta n "
| Old CeacardL
Among the ? irly holiday books o
\ Little, Brawn ft Co I "I ?Id < oncerd,'
by Allen Ki nch. ? historic ami hr<-r
tn the I ? .r:- ?
Wai f-T li
< il, and where, later, I mi ? on, Thon ai
, and the ? | ,- | ;
low. . i ? olume is adorn? i
r Lea)
Hornby, one of which Is reproduce!
?
An American Cypej foiebelaij.
i he 11? toi or ii rae of the Bulletin o
fort Public Library contain
a voeabalary of the American Roman
? language i omp I? d from the M
? ? Mberl l in mat Sinclair, of All
. Penn., neu th< I
? I ? I Ins m
' I. ?. ; ies '
'l.'fi ? ! :,|| i,
them 'i . h birth or d< scent.
'i ail th
.? seme knew nearly all s
I of the \ oungi i gem > nt i? ?
| bora la Un- U|ited States, bewever( un
I (i,-r steed onl? '?rty fuw. T ben i? on I
I
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\ i'. in. e nf Old l rait or?
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furniture,
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oth ft' m fancy a:-. I rae
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raton ?? ?!
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m the
Ei
and Ch in? se pel ich of '
? mi full-page Illustrations
Mi Gaj has provided a critical or do
? .? ? to of the ? :!lus
ti .?. i. s feature of special Interact te
the connoisseur. 'Ihe edition is limited
te 1,060 Copies, of which 1,000 are for
? ale.
Mara Hart?n.
i'> n j II. Epier*! "Ufe of ciara Rar
Macmillan I i? tho first full- ,
h ngtfc . of this j?r<:it Ameri
ean philanthropist to be published. The
g Miss Be ? ' i. bee
illaboration of her family,
o ii?-r correspondence,
m wh ?; ? ? I) ebeot
i er p ' ut. Thus
she is mad? to her own story as
s le in her own words.
1 lie b. ? ? . . ireer through all
fi ora inl ' ? chool
ti schii i rni n ni pc h Ions in
Washinrtoi to her services in the Civil
? i i aneo Pru i ian snd Spanish
?? irs. It desei Ibi s In detail
,?' ? ' ?? Ri d i roi s, the
which the movemanl
f i | nu t and the later surr, ?s which at
tended ?'?' ? Barton's endeavors ti'mly
\..,i |{ pas ,;-,,. t., her
that the wort Of the society
was estended to othi l ban
? of arar. Rot share In these ac
tivlties forms ne small part "'' n,'r 'a
ben, fur she superintended the relief
?ii'ik in the yellow fever ?pid?mie of
. - . after the Jol Roe I, in th.i
n famine of IB91 end among the
Armenians five veai
Ethel Barrymore
*4 Kr
<AVSi
? r.mni? afcChesney praved her?
self a i'?rfr. t model for fine
weeaaaheod when th? ?old
Any ?..Ik is a woman's work
that a woman onn de wetL* "
Tht n?u' l/'i'.i'??y hoot,
i.i.i >><? ., |,i > ?i. ni' >ii kewet
EMMA McCMESNEY
& CO. By EJna Ferbor
fiiMUhr.l (?/ nl'lhll
6<4MMr
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:he gTOOteOi htv CM :<> th?
lio wi< . pon ir li.- know!
tdfN "f the - . t II ? ? C Hi ?
logic II Imprvgnoblf. nr.,1 ;rrr
lii^ fact? un i ? fond controversy. Then
is scarcely h itatOBUnt in the hook tor
which he does not cite chapter and
vcr^e of in<! ipotabli authority. For
BM POJMI of text he supplies no fewer
than Loi crowded p?k"es of confirmatory
references. Wt could wish that every
American citizen who la Intellectually
eapohla of thouofet anil reason and who
is morn'iiy rupahle of patriotism tnlpht
carefully rood Mid pondot every word
of thii hook. We could have no better
wish for the welfare of the United
Mates ?han that all those, to whom the
authority of the people ha-? beeil del?
gated, in romp-ess and in the admittiv
tration, might read, comprehend and he
guided by its eogont presentation of
raeti tn>! its sane und lucid counsels;
BVel li' the expense of shock me; ti.
soul of Mr. Bryan by a revent?n to
those tradition! and policies o( Wash
Inirton and Jeftereon which ho m ana?
terely proles let to rieles*.
See what
"F. P. A."
says of
'THE HAPPY PHRASE'
By all who wield ihr pen or mount the
rostrum, the hook will he hailed with delight.
1 lie l;me comet Io all, yea, the he?t am'>ng
in. when we mutt hentate for the apt
pluate. the rn>t jwtt, at our Gallie , outint
lay. ? ? ? Thi? book cnnlami ,-\<vv
phrata the tpeakcr or writer can utdiia
with advantage, and it will Ix, 1 Jare lay.
a lump unlo the leel of many tuch an one."
FRANKLIN P. ADAMS,
m I hi 1 ri^unt.
"The honk it a ?M<i/iii m <<f<ut, although
il lavi mu/'uni in pun o. It wat written,
I leel morally certain, ?''" POM |W6M 9,
and it *i/l ?/. kV n'.c /.'<,'.? ;><, r/'i fi/<i." -
/'. P. A.
The Happy Phrase
A Handbook of Fipremon for th?
F.nri, hmenl of Convertation. Writing and
Puhlic .Speaking.
Compiled and Arranged hy
Filwin Mamlin Carr
Imm Prioe, fljOO mA By Jfofl, fl.lQc
All IhuAtol'fr,
C. P. PUTNAM'S SONS
Naw York London
VENIZELOS
A Greek estimate of the States
man and His Work.
Under th< title of "Eleuthcrios
\ . ? ? i',-. C. Kerafllaa has writ?
ten a stu.iy of the prtat Cretan's
career, which John Murray i London i
publishes with an introduction from
? ? Romanian statesman,
Take Joneeco.
Mr. JeaaOfB, ?ays the London "Out?
look." edm rably lammariaee the four
aspects from which Veniselec ie ra?
garded bj Dr Keroftlas. These are the
?tetl -mail, the patriot, the Cretan, the
? -.?? edingl) eonvi nient t j
have ? record ef the poblie rawer of
In a connected form, and
< much in l?r. Korafilas's hoe*
whn-h serves as ?> neefnl reminder el
tly or indirectly leadii j. np
? ? but the vol ime Is net
tory. A subject sach a?
Venn is does m pre eat itaelf for
HI. career has
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tight yean ??
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The great big Romantic Story
of the year by the author ol
The Broad Highway
LITTLE. BROWN A CO.. Paaaaaen
God's Man
who is entitled to tk?
sublime name? Reej
George Bronson-How&rd'
Impressive New Nov.]
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