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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
OF CURRENT FICTION
fharles G. Norris'a Tale of New York ?Art Life?"The
-r'rs{ Rt: a) Novel"?A ?New Detec?
tive Story by Misa \\ ells?Other Books.
THE UtATEl K.
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her treaaei
name to a ?
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ceveie
proiperou?
to f?"e
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diminish *.:
lor the 1*1
with M
Uf?, it '?"?
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see U
kr.o-ro i.'.-i-trt: I
?-.ti art edlton
ests4 p?
the Amer"-'
They eome to New York In their
hundreds, seeking fame and fortune,
this? young men and women imperfect?
ly trairez at a--. ?
Ini the I teachers' warni
??poo iotas lone local success, some
piss alanlni -
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circulars
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world srlth ?
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EVERYMAN'S
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
...
l P. dutt? n . CO
B a? '?' '
Letrmontor ?s on? of th?*??'
elssaic?, far greater as a poet than bi
? ?? ' thor of thi
?? hlch i? eounted a?*1.'
on. It
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Acers cha
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bim.
? 1 Our Time" ha? been de
U psycholog
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f evei hing
whom, ?ion fron : stance, one
? only as a poseur. It *
dey, s'ror.j-ly Influent?
lesa Rnssian, sad
S, than
ol I.ermoi ? \\ con
- and imm?
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indei
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NOTHING \ YEAR.
? . a i r?M a * a-I *?j (;.??:?, B
- Dar.?, lsn?. pj, ... llar-asr 4 Uro?.
This is the ?tory of sn adverrtures?.
testare, told srith the cynicism
of thorough familisri'.y with this phase
>f the life of the world's lnrre cities.
The woman deliberately marries a lit?
ther of the rich to get her start
in New York. She relies upon her own
e'everness to keep within the pale while
r ? g her ncBt snd his. But he,
a -"-?rakllng, is s gentleman, and
rebels at her ?fames of extracting stock
market tips from millionaires, taking
? * from fake art dealers on
purchases influenced by her, at all th??
dishonor . ?ids of os
|ti eonseqnencea. They
?ries a hat shop in
with a rich man, plans a
? ? nnection irith a I
? fertile in
-, bat ?orn?
. ? ? ? i sort
? seel et r- - ?
.?ncies and from
ent as well,
' pteode? disposed
eminent ?ryers,
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doubt,
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of the em
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la keeps 01 U rest? -
case.
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THE GREAT I NREST.
- B? F r M a T - y
-_? .???. r!-:?4,?h'"n'i
The MAKING
MODERN
GERMANY
at BY I
Ferdinand Schevill
Qt the L'mventty of Chicago
HOW the Ger*
man Empire
came tobe and what
it is at the present
time in State and
Society is simply and
clearly presented.
Portraits, maps, etr.
Price, $1.25.
A C iHcCLUPG l> CO Fnblithtr?
GEOKGE M.Mlw ? Il \Mi;i 1:1 UN
".t'.hn Hogardua": The Cvnttu-y C
? real boy and a
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f the 1
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tor short has !.
South Africa during the period
FT. at unrest of labor In the c
Darn become?, a locil
Johannesburg and a Bhilan
curiously mixed social v orld
Young evidently knows the eounti-y,
the diamond city and Its life, with :ts
dl??reg"ard of ths most cherished Eng?
lish conventions; and the p:t*turei
them well. Dam gets hll head broken
in the riot?*, and gets ir.to a scandal
?hat opans his eye?? and ser.'!
home on the eve of the Great War.
It i<? creeping into all our fiction, as is,
?perhaps, only natural ? I
'.as ttie cataatrophe I
romance i
the T' i
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the
war bruin end her
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perhaps a little
too much upon our knowledge of the
South African labor troubles; hi in
ihe iptni long
trailer from
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FOR BOOK COLLECTORS
Autographs. Manuscripts. Flrsl
Editions from famous
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Mr. H'.rr.t.nsrton Yin for rrnnv
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THE LONG ROAD HOME
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Early i'ngllsh Books.
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hibition at the Anderson gn?eriea or.
March -
The library of the late William M.
Franklin, of I u* Orar.ge, N. J., which
comes under the hammer on Mon.lay,
Tuesday, Wtsdnaaday and Th'irs I
I? notable for a n markabls
etiOB Bad for lie many
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PUBLISHER^ NEWS
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Professor Usher's "Challenge of
the Future" Bishop Satterlee.
G. A Canon llannay ,
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a**a*St"eSSOr r?.her's Sow Booh.
Pending e
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? the Mor.'
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Whatever its conclu
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it learned "to think in la?
th?
A Shakespeare ?Play for Children.
I.oui?- Ayree I Master
been es]
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?nd normal schools plsi
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Kider Haggard.
"The Ivoi ? the f Mr
Hag? i.
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BUImp EUtterloa.
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th? work of th? bar?es
H. Bri p of the Thilip
1 ath^r Tubb's Poetry.
P I'jrns"
announced
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.New Lyrics by HI is? Carman.
h *o, "April
a now ve
? arman; "Of On? Blood," a no
"The Hc?t
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J
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magasin?
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taimen!
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u? lordship and
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? h'-ir'. ? this i umber drei
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si by a gre? in in dell'?
re taken to ?Puget
? i a Bei ? story of a 1
?ant to
?
r, i Bt
"When
PRACTICAL STAGE
DIRECTING FOR AMATEURS
FU KMF.RSON TAYLOR
Choice of Piny; Organization; Re
hfiraini?; the Actor'? A B C|
Mak?*-up; The Stage and Scenery.
pies on
I t it i tactil
: .: ccerallv avail
: ? - - ? ?
. ? vitlllj
I tCtOt a'lj l- a ;
- .. .
F.. P. Dutton & Co.,?a?! M A?.., N. Y.
MUSEUM PRIZES
MORGAN STATUES
The Entombment, French
Group, Considered Price?
less Acquisition.
VON HABERMANN
PAINTING BOUGHT
Landscape by Truebner Also
Added?Hoentschel Collec
tlon Nearly Complete.
Thi famous monumental (croups from
the MorgBB eoll?rction -"The Ertomb
mer.t," tai-ten from the chapel cf 'he
Chftteau de i re-.. ;r. Pir.j-ord, and a
?mailer group from the earn? chapel -
---ser.ted to the Metro;
im by J Pierpont M^ri-an. form,
In the opli - ?' '?? trastees, ex
preeaad In a itatement -riven, out at the
museum jttttrioy, ons ef the most
WHAT'STHE THING
THATGALLUWPHS?
Illustrator's "Stone Age
Cabaret" Turns Out To
Be Problem Play.
TERRY M'GOVERN
ASSISTS AT PIANO
Citizen Plucklly Defends Pet
Authogasincsaurus. Treed
by a Lady.
By turning to page 648 of Profei?or
Rlevitch's "The Second Interg'.acia!
Fra; It! Sigri*c-\nce and Development."
you can find that "Aurignacian and
Magdalen.an ar' is the work of one
race, and that this ruee was the Cro
Magnon is now absolutely demon- ,
? -.i."
Manaban of the Society of Illustra
? - to now thoroughly convinced on
performance and interpreted the char?
acters la the order of their entrance
by appropriate -natche* of munc.
.-? a ere ctr.er sterling features
on the bill, which b?par
- :. the Enterprise Quarte?. :>...??
unr.g E. M Ashe. Alonzo Kis
-e 0. Faker ar i !.. K. St irt
-ess ?u:*.? tirr'.ihej gv
Gats, of 194 Main Street Then there
were C. Aliar. Gilbert's mei
bouett? ? ?
--? time :'.-. New Tori -
"The Murder in ? M |t M ?
the Mystery o?
r i - ?
dan, there wtre produced
. - it say displayed ?. eertoi
i " -
among; other ob loBl ? ?
each one had a real idea :n it
??> barlesejaes en tj
aell known n-.agazir.ee. and were po?e?
by regular posers who d.v
mind it a hit, bat, thea, ere ? ipposs
one pets u-pii to anything ir. Una
Those who thought they
also witnessed-a playlet cal t \
Gran I the rii le r anlbil
' - whirr?, was na?*??.?! free*
another amoaf Edward Elite, Stet h ??
Malay, ?VI.am H. Bt I Frank
McCoitnack.
The ca?t for "A .?"'one Age Caba
ret":
B? KOBVRT J ??'
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Y.W. CA. OPENS
MODEL CAFETERIA
Working Girls' Paradise
Out to Beat the High
Cost of ?Loving.
SITUATED IN 111 \!<i
OF FACTORY DISTRICT
New Fatim* ?Place on Tii'rty
sixth Street Will I i'l III the
Functions of a Club.
A frisad r. door 1
p-.rlj itanda IVei
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PRICELESS SCULPTURE GIFT TO METROPOLITAN Ml SKt/M.
fi ..m til.' . !.. , ?riven to city by J. P. M
? - ? ?ir p? .?f*
** ?? ? ? t," rank? I
. orki af ?
period, coi gui
- ? ?.-?? : ? a el
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pi? ? ' I
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The kneel:
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titled "In tl
Hubrrmai 11
which :
of a pai
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I the Is
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? of late Greek tr
nee only a
ra cottas of this or
,. ?. three beautifi
: lie of th
|
, the gift of 1
r, and an Eng
; In eolers, n.ad
ith centm
? iculptui
t tesa 'ie Biron, J. 1'. Moi
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?ry deeo
?i icing
. | I .?rtr ari
It I ? ?? .
rarity. He hai u:?o given to th
. the beau" ? :
which now tangs In the rentre ot' th
? ? ead of the grind stair
??-.bmoBt" ar.d its com
fianion pife- are not a part of thi
lection, having been ac
d later by Mr. Morgan from an
? .urce.
COMMITTEE FAVORS
CHILD LABOR BILL
Measure T<> Be Favorably Re?
ported to Senate Soon.
? ? .:. B.r-au-J
Wa g\ . Maarch 1?. Indicatinj
favorable r?por'
the ? Id labor bill
? i ti.e House o?
linean Ne
????-.?? ?onimori-a!
: t'i-.lay its re?
? it
ion, of Arkansas;
ith Carolina, and Cum
ai i'o-Aii
Bator? lli'hmson a:..I I'.mmius ?ru
ti i labor Mil and
I OPI ? I tO il S'Ml
ator ?\'? .-?? i that the
? I a f?\oral?le la?
?
a Into Tall.
a ill look moat ch- ?
i? the ? of th?? child tHbor lull
rui.Lii.a* fatal of the ConaUtuUoo.
that point, even if thore
.ru if Robert
? B the su1
connectror.
\, ? '-?."?? : - -? nted la
lociety*! stag smoker i
rai ?ais.
Hut ' at I* troublir
?
-
i hing thi
up on ? || . : if a head thi
rteei f< it h gh sad making
I OUt of a tub
Taylor said that he had rei
about lometl i g ? milar l?.-;ng dug u
. once or twie
, but tha- g. Tn. i
ii no i. it that
.I OB
tribute t '? .- McKay
has nade
? men I the
? ?
The ploy ???elf was dor.? entirely i
pai th Mr. v. ildhack, tfa
- ? f ths book aloud froi
tho the actors mad
orrespor.dmg ge?:ur?.
' .'JUS.
Eater an Autogosaurui.
1 bs li-g Message the pis?
tuff
ras th? une eld
Interi Era, and
that tv." bey who cherks your hat a
the cahar.'t per.?ra!'y owni a control!
ir.g interest in the ho^.'"?.
The first ?cene is in front ? f Mir
may'?? Cabaret, er.trance to -.Lieh rs si
itting
and ? I self through
cave opening into an immature Pali
A rarrap?? eallcr
out'ide. clothed in a set of braei !? it
tor.?i stuck to hil otherwise ur.hamp
a th - urge la's plaste?
.- a Stoi e ?age taxieab. ar Autogo
.-.-?.? -'rar-..
i?t, which gets so discourage.
over the treatment it rtc-lvee that i
lown and Italie Itself
The action of the piece eOl
theH? i upstate t
, rosea the Heroine 1
tho cabaret villain. It will at once b?
that there is a quaint novelty ir
?latatioa. Mr. Wildhaek made th?
mast of his unique plot, and wbOB, il
ringing toaos, he led his characters tc
??? denouement, where the v..lain, ??s
eap ? . ? of a W B llaSI
- hurled to the ground, owing ??
, the eleva'., i ras tan lag thi
.
r : i in fair
! way to tearing otT the chocolate cum
ths backs of ths seat?
through sheet Benroai .-tram.
Terry McGorern Plays Piano.
As a part of the cabaret a Stone Age
"movie was flicker.-?!, consisting of a
rith foui | la gra-n
chool drawings carved thereon,
wheeled in quick inccoeolon acr ?
by a couple of primordial rail?
rith the ale?
i of ? fei
' authogasinosaurus, e led bim
i the desperat? leagths of using his gla-.s
? a? a areepofl In del
faithfal fncr.d, who wai treed for his
i feathers by a BtyaterieBS woman in
black be I ?!? Th - I Im had the ap?
? the r"*rehlet? rie Boerd of F i ?
. ? ? ?
- ? r "That Prehistoric Rag."
. ' ? ?? Taj ? r sad ??>? rdi bj
i B J Wildhaek
John 'l ("Terry**) MeGovern was at
| tho plane or the violin throughout the
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SUFFRAGE SCHOOL AT NIGH
Prominent EMaJTragtstS (o Tea?h idtOH
of Sijui-lfhing Ilerklers.
I iufl ???:') schoo
has made nece??ary tho forr
evening classes in vote? argu
j the sc:< - [heckler? frai
; tox.
Dg school
a April 4 ai v
the ' I the edeoal
tion of the Woman Suffrage .
and won*.--. ? sdnfltl
out entrance examina'.on?. The r
' will be held on Tuesday and i
evenings from 8 to 10 o'c'.oc?..
teacher? tn the public schools ha
The elai
' - ihart l?1?". Miss Beatr
i, Professor a
, of <
? sad M
? re for *he course Is ?-.. An ex
I a Bsld n*. ?
the ? I those passing; ???
mark will be b***sj
them to rr? '
any "?' 'rage party head la
RARE BOOK BRINGS $1,825
Work on Raconlan ( ontrxrveraj Get*
lop Price at U'alpole Sale.
The sale of rare first editions of fine
..
ist Port?
? end buyers
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Thi tap price of the " 121, was
paid by E. I). North for the first book
'on the Baecn-Shakespeare controversy.
ad "The Life and Adventures of
an Historical
gory." The Mil -
bast ?Lawrence, s sargaon. Thi? .
?
atina ership of the
in | to bacon, and pn -
ner book? m the Mn travel
nearly u hur dred ".?-ars.
? sad bf?t price of the ss'.t- ta at
$77.*, ; . . ? G rge D .th for a
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letter
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by B? - ?' IS. In
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Breathe... Be Well
By William Leo Howard, M.D.
You can bri:?4 to your h<)dy
the Ghry ?/ /A wk and to
your mind the balm o? (Con?
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