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BOOKS AND AUTHORS ? REVIEWS AND COMMENT
LITERARY CRITICISM
AND BOOK NEWS
The Red Cross Abroad and at Home lt?^
History and Growing Service in Peace
and War?An Appeal for Support.
THF RID ( ROSS
? 4 r H.'MV SKTI
? 4 . .
? Red (Vom Wnta
:
? . -
I.FTT? .11 ri ROOnTAli Ht MiVI
Fro 'uct.on of life to its
pre??" ' is a welcome
And w.-h i| coi- ? .1 ge from the
courage of cnrnage to :?:r >elf?I
i??.g courage of loving service Mr*.
Boar tory of the Red Cross
is ?' I . roui;h it- ?
ular roeep! ???> fully de
? e rv ?
smi-s to r
all, the oi
?oiy of tl
?
T.. I ' ? ? ? ? . the book
vey of the development of the care of
the woun.?
day? .. the
Koman legions; and. finally, I!
the reader a clear idea of the wide
work in peace as
well .
. ? ? go to
the front, whether it be In S
' ?
loittO, an epi
8em:.
?
???ophe, or at the front??
in ?' ?or.
?e is the Ul ? ? ion ?ea of the
?an Red Cross tl battle
of pence.
against the preventihle loss of life in
I
ng union?: the poor the reduc
V book
;i book of
? ?
a far
can, end ?here are many, to
the
rj in war, ecu nffonl to leave
-.inro. rd of achievement and
.?.ion. It will tell h?m tl t he,
. the
i ? a* well as the fcTS
pointed eompsi
?
With its proud history ? t
the its
?
?o of
? ' ros ! As yet
; nfai :?? Lusty
on.': true, bul look?
? ? ? ? lopn
it rr.'.i r. worthy
repr. tatos
of An:?-' ? m
bers. Fighteen hundred thousano
men. ?>an
constitu?'
Japan?-?.- Red ' ross. Hundre.:
thousands mv love of
country in other hinds t.y adhesion
to the ranks ol tional or
nalaetion. ? >ur An ? : i< n Ri l
en
dowmer.t fun?)
?
N is nearly SI
Kussian society, before the pre*? nt
44 ir, hud a reserve capital of $19,
,000. and the funds of several
other Furopean sssociationi are
far grel?
in a country of such wealth, of
such pel r ? nd humanity as
thi*. can people cannot
Already the text
from a score of
Pulpits
HELD TO
ANSWER
By Peter Clark Macfarlane
Sound and sweet u ? rip*
?pple, and it grips the atten?
tion like a promise of good
fortune Chicago Herald.
Destined to crowd the- best
sellers.?h'tsnsOi City Star.
Here Is a book you
cannot afford to miss
th Edition
' 25,000
Illustrated
521 Pages
$1.35 net
At All Booksellers
LITTLE, BROWN & CO., Boston
THE H0NEYP0T
By Countess Bsrtyntka
Author of "Hi- Little '
Who SHa b< M??m?-."
\ ]? .1 I B! mpotbl tk
study of the effei I
I?.? 4. one born <?t the
? nts. Hi?- ?die r a da oh
(<r of .ni itritiv nfl I with
'
? ??-?.
t ' ?
'
E. P. DUTTON &
!_ 681 K.fth Ave . N V
CO.
allow their Red fro?? t.? t<m?ni
without a Just sndaursBont,
bei sh.p il the i?i d < ?rOSS of
N pOOC? insurance and wai
insurance both a contribution to a
a safer, a healthier, a rieher, B
?flcient and more powerful
?
author', account of the ser
already rendered and ?till being
by the Anoriean Rod Croi
Kurope ]?i .Xpert n,
menl ? an do, t*n
?mall meanu. In i.irt. few of t?.
ropean narrative? of hospital expoi
i paj tribute to ?t- oork.
There are the ie'ter? of Mai ? ?'
, - .
enteric fever :n h ramp,
une ?il in
.
'of an American anil Thing? an |
,. lu? <?nly remained
. red but \? >
?
of the typl
1, lira. Dearmei ?
I isn hospital in charge of an A ?
army ;
after and treated two hund?.
.all alone. At the end of her throe
months she reinlistod, and then the
.
I havp a tOUCfa of fever. Here i?
the history: . sd it
? and sras pi
then Mr? 8tol ken
; lorothy
;. Nurses Willii and
an?! M ' ? i manager of
the laandrj M I i .?wed
I could I wonld
, on my feet -^o I
? iree when temp?ratures ,
ver? taken, u: then I ,
? ? up.
She :.':>? after she ha.
dec?an -mirer
son fe
?- country.
s traini
the ?.uthor of several novell
There is humor in her i
nal ; it of
of a
woman '" war
olution for the problem of
"This ws
bring T>e:iir no war \?ill bring peace
only love and m?-r i rtuei
such a-? loving ont c.in bring
a terrific thing lib? i
, pympa'het
on and the author in his il
memoir.
AMERICAN JOURNALISM
A Half.Century ol Constant
Achievement.
F!r"TT TEARS OF ?i.MTRII A' 11
?
__? I. .
We must contradict Schiller. The
d, should never touch the
; have
to condemn I and
?
?
It has been : again
and agi
. '
mode
j week, from year to year, for
turj[i sad a.? thi
called in Mr. j'ollak'a eminently ropro
?
?
? ? merely ton
DillatOI it,
?h it.
What wen ? ? ea id
?
<>f \\
in population; the supremo absurdity,
among the nbaurditiea of ??.ir, ??f
inore ob .il the
? ?
t ?cal, ai mm h a part of th? i
date and most practical publi.
I to-day; and the treatment of them
-
! latter could make it. .
j literal reprinting of what
peri
? nil for the pr<
! the same ; all the
years. Th? ?if the In
' ? '
ind raili
? municipal
?
?i. the
i mor:.
1 Real ?i ? ? tit.
This we ? li ?nd
admirable type i
ends the gift
-
Httr:)
the powei of ?i icerning that which ???
Of vital and therefore of
importance, and of taking n view of It
' that will be of pi t. II
we should turn ?
>.i.r- we should Bl
, many articles on other topics which
I then seemed to loom .
' as these, though none of them IH
but which arc now ??
rerbial doornail, and of ?? -..,. rould
, -
?.-. wnin)
...
1 ephemeral inbjeets. But I
.
on the themes which will endure,
*________ .
? &
E. H. Sothern's
My
Remembrances
His beginnings with the
famous old Boston
Museum Company,
with William Warren, and
dear old Mrs Vincent, in
The March
Scribner
- All Neveetttndt
MABEL T. BOABDMAN.
? "l ri.l.-r tht Red CieSSMl 1 h? .1. B. I.H'l H'.?-"tt I'nmpany I
It Is the ??.irco?iful I ?f this |
? and on which makei the files of
B pap Jt il
thai 4vhich mak. . popei ?ike The
ur value, both to the
ador mid to
.
? . ?. ., the Ti in-MoJ an bor-:
<J, "The Nation" .-aid, h? might at
Nothii
mid order bur
of Beers
. heat
of revenge and schemes for loot.
: h e
irmed i ice,
for if Tamaulipai arara t ?? - ? i a >-. with
all peace ami quietness, an Amen
? ...1 of a Mexftan state, the
ipl? would re?
quire for man., jroari a large annj
agria
in tl and Sti ipea thai u .?1
n foi di :? eo nmunitj of cattle
itesmon should
?roll tl that an
tion to the territory of our Re?
moro mas
? ..
Il 44i.? at an earliot date than that,
in the
44H1- of the "Terrible Year," that Mr.
rota words wl
rl ch now se<
proph?tie:
Il - Impoaaible for anybody who
the course of the present
atruggla in Europe to avoid being
the incr?-. ?lty
of tl ' of neutrals in all
WOl SS far a?4
time and apoco are concerned, into
which steam and the telegraph and
. brought a ' c ? ?'??"?'I
?
' ?
lookers-on, a? well those
in
t, In tur:., moka jar?
I ex?
ng, The Prussians, far
from being as! the an
thusiastic artieloi in the English
pap? ? on . . .
beca? ? tbe Prei i h di aw arn i and
lim?
? ?
bli ek . certain
the mar
Now ? ?? l'i : in complu.
I ? ? .pen up a ?. Im
?'
? do
?:.?? o are
? ground on 1
? ? ?
s of
life for a nation, whenever a ?iuar
ne;?- I : ay,
. ving i igoi
?-. help to brine it to a speedy
ace. . . .
In all
ou- . ' ?
hooves us to remember not only
...
. ht,"
but that the !? on o ho do not I
are entitled to have theii goings and
d to
'i as
i bli If an] country, for in?
ri-, ?|e,?s not choo*e to keep a
? . WO
? I to make it up
to her. whenever she coc? to war
1. by
I to 1er adversary
4vh to prolong
the COBtl '
'"il of the
of war
\? that timo
'?. n er: can
but vei
?.,?.?:? 11m
on "The Nation" held to be
nd while it re?
thought that the
?
? com?
i ?-elf to thai prop?'sir;..:.:
'? volv
?
of the natii
trade. 1? la viewed With BO dis?
favor or reprobation. A manufact
of a
OLD FAMILIAR
FACES
By Theodore Watta-Dunton
I i saya on the ??rrat 1 ittrary
figures of tin- put generation
written in a il.ii.it? and dig?
nified English, which mokea the
lio?>k i literary ?nonmnent <?f
iloe.
? ?,. ? tl at I ?' ?
E. P. DUTTON & CO.,
ttfti Pirti \ ? . \ ?
MALI -ni I 01 ?PRINT-BOOKS
' * r. ?
ad on any i
W'hrri In trigland ?all an.|
I .
...... Joha BrloM ?.. ttiimliisharo. ,
cartridge <<r breechloader
. . . tainly never found
thut I.
on hn rod his on
trunce into nn> I I
or cl on board, or
. benev?
olent 01
the bbsui Uty
of t h i
idling arn . erent -.
ba !?. en ?? rating f.?r the
i i ? ?
ill im?
ported from tbil It is
Well knOWl tO be i?c,|
in killinir Russian-?, but no ?.?
ever boon
the transaction, or ?ill be beard
as lon_- ss ?? . has not aet
nally begun. Let Turk?;., however,
hei/m ? ff| | . ,':f tl
m?r against 4 by Ru-sia
and we shall be gravely told that to
.??ell a' ' on? to her tO
those lost
live service, or to arm fr? ?h
EDWIN BBBBEBT LBWIS,
, rhoao Aboal Trsock' i The Maamilloa
t.. m-,
-
troopa, ii a crime Bgoinai human
rhoro la Bot the
idow of eM'u.-e it. morals
applauding the sul?- ?>f anaa for
44111. si nil t<> the moaaent
un i then rep?
? ' aa un?Chri Iian. War
sa for ?ai
parts <.i ...if -reat trunaoction,
which must, m tha forum of morola,
a whole.
Km u.? must not r?-pr:iit the whole
voluma m quotations, readily 111 it
? ? ? to tha i irnos? Ire have
itod the satisfactory
?? Ideal and the Real
which has been effected bj the ?..! ten
Il being i
by them, bul
. ble and, WO trust,
number of journslists ti gentlj
and
?
tha | .r Journals a diserim?
roniels an?!
f their tii ' ? ? ? ? ? a a -
this volume si an i
' oil union, R
? ut al-o, wit i
. .... and Jonr?
?
briah ami timely to
I year-? to be
a 111. i ?
tj pe . tl ?"-? had i
toad of
, on the newsstand we may no! always
? , "The Nation's" Id?ala l; il
ws cannol turn aaray from co: ?
i tion ? ? ? on of them without
em? of our estimate of
prof
? und its fund
' ami intellectual economy of the human
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
Shakespeare's England?President Wilson: The Man and
I lis Work?More Hapsburg Gossip?The lar Elast
?"Chicago Poems"?Spring Fiction.
jr, ce with 'he Shakespeare
Tercentei i ' tford i niv?
!'re?s
work < i titled "The England
.'.? ne
? ..us and reel : th< 1 I ?
n ac-e. the materials for which
hove I ted, with the i
ratoi . by Sir S
l lenry Bradley
jliah, Sir B.
Maun ?
b the 1
I W, l-of,
?
th bal
?.-. th s '
: ?
;
the com
? . . i and e:
?
l to fai
, .ground and
i ?, |
.' ? two rolnmei ;?i?? now pa
. the g
p of Mr. C. T, < ?ni'in.-?.
The President.
? Man an,; II.?
? lenry Jone - Ford?, prof. ? lor
! of politics i anm
by 1> ... i ,. | ),e book
.... .-r.unt of M r.
.. tra ? - snd ehai I
..? - ?.. mid
? on."
I he Ha|i?bur_?4.
Prom ?he Ifessi - Ippletoi
. ? . olnme ol "!;.. ..l!.?.-tion?
? " who ehoasos to
?r anonymous. The lady lived for
i a while in a nobleman'? family in Aus?
tria:. Poland and was afterward the
Ol the Arch?
il th, the daughl ?
?,.'1 of 1! ipsburg, of whose ?
? ? :
?th '
The Far I :i-t
announces further a
work Politics iti the
Vat i K. Hornboek, It
Itn? keen rate,
oi mot ion eoni ?
Am? r iffsira, tbi
iti ? ?..?.! pi oblom v. Inch will
? moment the WSI
fore then.
Nan I i. t on.
AitionK ttr? lpi
pletoni are Robert w. ? bambora'i
Bel tor Man," a c? I I ? ?
Idiroi
I of a Natio
- ? ' ?.? h a t
m V? i
'. ? i Cru is?
.?nee by lion
.' . . ? ?
-- . viel
; .
ASM. her Prize Pia) ?
-
I. Iloigs, the children' ? lay whic bas
by ths i
I ..;;.ear? 1".
t of the Mac
War Nights.
\ ir Capita
.?'? "The New York
'a - for iaaoa
I
a ill !??? th r- . (I
Mr Ma? ha?e'- >hak???.peare Masque.
Sa i," ?le
' r
in, will be
I Page
irate illustrai
will _?_? b. I ."ban, with imaller decora
nie in
Bod
h and Religion.
. ?
?
ectui
? n, the
?
? Il
'
pher's
ih in
-. Pro?
\ good
-
?
?
?
rial in?
-
religion between ortho
"t'hiraco Poema."
This Is the title of a volume of ult-.i
fri? -. ;?rl Sandburg, BO?
M iioit.
; Ja? k Loodou'a Peace Play.
: n Planter," Jack I.ondor. j
' new book, is "A I aliforn a ;
tain aspects
? f w orld pooeo. This Is
? dramatic ventu e.
H - "Ths Scorn of Women," a drama
hod eight <?r
ten >' ars, .
! (.encrai Shafter.
The authi rraphy ol tha lata
General U illiam Rufua ?
.red by Charit ?
P/eissoi t, s mamb? r of tho Hi use of
Repn bigai Legii
latura fter was a
tha " lehigun
as leci nd Heu?
ser Infant i y reg? -
erred t h roui ? 1 wir
1 with such d til ? ? t ha c< ms oui
wearii g tha shoulder
sneral. He on
. ?. and
n tha P eos and
On
Bill."
His eommsnd of tho expeditionary
i? 1 his active career.
Trom the Hii??iiian.
Mr. Kndbf han reaily the Brat Enn??
of Lermontov'* "A
Hero of i r< forrad ? >
-. - ? .-hologrical novel to he
1 ho Macmillan
re] irai on an Eng?
n . I Kuprin's " Phs D i
?m in ? little
: r, and
in fif?
' - -? rka.
Earl) Wild Mowers.
"Our Ear , v, lid Plowors" is th?
book by Harriot
L Keeler, author of "Our Northern
' >ur Native Trees." It
- r publication h?te this
month '
Feminism.
I'aul Eldor ?t- Co., San Franc..-?co, an
a i ? Soul of Womun: An In
looophf ?if Fern
Pa ' Jord in Smith, of th?
book
the ar.nou- I rod
? ona ??I
fern:? h'iotxoenean
.
( onipton Mackemie.
! . not? - Mr
Mack boon taken
P l'utnam's ^ons, and il
reissued by them to-da;.
Great Mystery Story
Tense, amaiing, clever- front) the opening
?entence, 'Mrs. Balfame had vmdc u/i
her mind In commit mnrdtr," to
the dealing up <>f the mystery
in tin' last chapter- tins
novel is breathlessly
exciting.
Gertrude ?therion
Author 0. "Hi
queror," "Perch I
MARCH MAGAZINES:
LEADING FEATURi
Finances of the War The Pre
dent of Switzerland,
st UIHNKKS MAGAZINE.
Tin, tabla ' I eootonl s ol
"ScribnerV pre t inv!'
: |.- . i,- Roooo'
in, En e?t Poixotto, Josas l :?
Williams, Sothorn, bul
.yes's department on I
cial World in '
greateet immodio H eaa
Igh that t!
. tha beat ,|i] i ouch ?
to a eloos nndi i
ps from month to m<
-
? .
...ith currency inflo!ion, ths
I
?
I
I this art
moment to draw attention
?h..r's delightfull
of fors
writes of
-..
that airead)
\
Museum; En ? -' !'? ixotto tal
? m border, St
plemonting
many drawings, a id
.
Th.-r.- .ne rep rod eolora
the wai ? Russia "ml Prai
of I RtJ ? r??4.i ? 1, W
B. Can
Wharton. \? il K-1 fol " which talla
?
-, tic, tho gl ta being a pock
dogs which ;?t the I in .? mi
'???r tria t waa tranai
: ccular ? ? ithoriti.
"A I. ttle ilturo," by J(
advontu
4 ? , Berlin -a i
tbrough cire - >?s unco
ventional a- American fcirls are ?
l In whe
tho uneonvci wed an i
? ,1 "Bill]
an "Oi
I C. I
.
. ?
- ?
a child-ac!
i .-, .
istrated 1 ??? r0?"1-'
lain*, bj
?
n u.i'i:::'.-! MAGAZINE.
All Pali m h
' in tl
rhich,
.
? ? Republic act th
?
? bus to knou
.. I i ? - anoL I wa
. ? I
know tha name of the Swiss Pn s
ashamed l
eonfoas it. i waa honing I mich!
Be of the I' ? - !
? ver every Bui at the end o
th.? Wook I timl ??;. and apologeticall
: I d of oui
'h-- name of ths Hu
then came a shock. i>ur landlord irre\
blushed an.i eoi
? I srl He hu
I s?pp.-d h,
; a man wl
Ho hi
?\ske.l th- BOOtl
rao i
?
m Amor!
.- ! got thi:
? H?? s,tid
" lB hen 11 taerland and
it arhat h wonderful little
country it wa nmont so
oeonomical, .so free from party
?? >i rupli< n and ana ;?. from eran
and polit
home life of our own dear < "lum
bia, I thought: "The man at tha
head of this thin? must !.?? a ms
hand; I'll find out his name." S.. I
tod it a bright-looking ml
and soldi "V. hat 1
Swl nt?"
" 'Hs triad i he didn't
uadorotaad my French, but ho did,
for I can tear | r :i;[
right learned it studying art in
Fans. When 1 pu
i.? -a.-i ho knew tha i am.- well
soob faits
? at that moment
a surprias b it I
askod tu?- next man. He eouldnt
think ?,f i?, either. Then I ai
a p.
it all rig! ?."?'
?
dig
UP I ?' it a plain
liar ? ? ,.
?i every man I met,
an?i BVOI ?
had it right on the end ? r
tongue, b il iom< hou ? icore ?1 .o
stick there. Not a
i tell me tha
name of the Bwisa President. It
- the 4H,.,,. .M Priboarg, tha
? ? an in Berne, th.? , sa
I had about givon it up whoa one
??ening there In Barns 1 i itieed a
II irdy man with an heOOOt face
approachmij. Ho look.-d intelli?
gent, too, and as a last resort I
:. "Could you. by any chance,
te:i rne the name of >:.,. g? ,..
r. ? 4,. start .- Ha
leiited me by the arm and, after
I ?1 >wn tho I
leaned forward and whiapero :
?y sor:
.Mon ?I ? moil I am
ll ?? Su - ? Pros lent; bul ah, ?
? II any one. I am |
man in Bwitserlaod who kn?.*? it '?
"'You ?f?-,' my friend continued,
'he ii elected privately; n?> tor?-h
Delightful, Racy Records of a Modern Diplomat
LORD REDESDALE'S
MEMORIES
"A cultivated Bind, experiences in mai ? parts of I gaaU
humour, geniality, ?irul a rigorous memory hat -?
?Ule t?) writ?' ? m?' of tin- 1'f'st luniks of r?ii _ h_\. ,p.
peared i" recent jrearg." ?1 .'or.
_ volumes. Net, (12.00. At a .
E. P. DUTTON & CO., 681 Fifth Avenue, New York
light campaigns, no scandal, and
. >.-..r.
?? 'lie - ? : .y a sort of chairman,
though or' eourse his work is im
portant; ami the prooent able ?n
. ?
of tiSSOa. Hin name _fl
A.?., y. -, that'? my tram. Bo .sorry
to nave. 10 hurry away se? you to?
night at dinner.1 "
There is some interesting gossip of
blishod Tapers of Robert and K.I z
John Bur
iwi m at "'I I ?? Ms? er li
the n.r..a' neat building in ipring; Wai?
ter li. Wejrl " I'?" Now
v,,? 'i.." n u k the leisure to
perlv, >?? bon fore
il an.i pa? r
by William
I Mr?. Herr;.
Jennette Loo, Wil
ni.f< kmt ky.
A reproduction in full color? of
. :.nt of
.more form.? ths :
,?; the March "Century " An
- welcome artistic featu:e 01 this
number is a series of llr.tish war
P
? n b ild, spirited
i , ilfoetion or' lira I-'i.-.e W ?
They
. of aome ?- - -
? .
?
.
, . - unit ;t
?."' by
ard. according to Mr.
?.unity ii now.
She I - lined evi
!,??r economic ?rolfars
for the lake of her army and navy,
noon or give up her
ambition.? for sheer lack ?-'
rough a \ ietori us r/ar
-? if, ' He- .
- herself fre?-.l 'rom ioi
ite complica! tur-i
? alarm, ;." I
.fluences of Groat B
time
'?'y h
at the minimum of il
?
I:' Japs
chall_nj.o this nation on I
seems to be ? God-sent oc<\?
V ? irching study of the attitude and
the position of the British w?
men m war time, by Harrison Smith,
ros >'lo4e reading. Mr. Smith ex
- ?he cause-? of their discontent
and their BUaaiclonB that capita! is
undorminii g the itrength of labor;
and he reaeh.es the '?unavoidable" coti
.' labor is prop
either sfUr the war or daring it, if it
I be prolonged, for
i ende ? with capital. Qov?
>\ hitman'* paper on "Our Prison
i" |fl brief and to the point.
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Meadow P < omstock, in
this state. That, hs I olds, should be
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fian art at the San Francisco
Exposition in an attractively illus
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?\MIRM \S PORCIGN UKl.XTIONS."
Dr. Willi? Pletcher Johooon*b history
of American diplomacy, a prelim n.ir.
announeen ? h h u i
lamm rill be
the Century Company in
?01 Beginning with the relations
wnich existed urnon^ the various Kur?)
powers originally in possession
of our ?oil and which rom
, of goo I ..r evil when the Kepub
bliahod, l'r Johnson ?rae s
the developments produced hy oar
eorly wars, our share in the opening
Orient, rh?> position <>f Knr..[?e
If I | War, our colot. .
??? ?-. our diflcaltios with Brit?
ish America, the war with
our rarious dealings ? its I itii
I evry OU r
? n hips to the ba?
ths WOI Id war. He b
reign relations of this coun
east generally known
of its history, and that thi? ig?
?? m part of a somewhat bigoted
i! egotism from which many of
? ?; ??nils' and will contin'ie
' i ipring U.^ object is to insp :
American people, most cosmopolitan in
actual composition but least cosmopo1
?. i ym pa thy and gualas, with a
more a Itcoption of 'heir* rea!
?? 'he world. H.a ?..rk la cast
form of a noa-toebnical, thouifh
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? ? '? ? ... rage Is ?
ng of topics whiel
; srtant sad tl
'i a.! our national at.
nais.
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